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By JIM EDWARDS DeWitt city clerk, asking for the recall Stanley Tenney, councilman. : County News Editor of Mayor Raymond DeWitt along with The recall petitions were.circulated Wording on the submitted petitions, DeWitt, in the County oi utinton, in tne . The rezoning portion of the petition is: State of Michigan: refers,to the approval given by the DEWITT - Recall petitions have Robert Ballard, -mayor pro-tern; following a controversial re-zoning . "We the undersigned, qualified and been submitted to Dorothy Keck, Frederick Shaver, councilman and ; Hereby petition for the calling of an council for the construction of con­ .action by the City Council, registered .electors . of the City; of election to. recall Raymond DeWitt, dominium unite on a 60-acre site on the from the Office of mayor and Robert t northwest side of Lake Geneva', Ballard, Stanley Tenney and. Fr&deriOfc * Several of the Lake Geneva area Shaver, couhcilmen, for'the following residents appeared before the council reasons MOn the actual petitions, each in a public hearing to protest the petition listed only 1 individual). proposed re-zoning.; •, For the following reasons: approving hi the next regular, meeting following of spot rezoning of residential single the public hearing, the council, by a 4-3 housing to multiple dwelling and failure margin, approvedthe re-zoning request to cbmpry with the established housing by developer Donald R. Ducharme. pattern of the area.., DeWitt, Ballard, Shaver and Tenney Failure to provide enactment, of all cast affirmative votes while "no" ordinances, approved by the electorate votes were cast by Ronald Mull, Wayne fiiide r within a reasonable time period.-'"... Wilcox and Gary Gillespie. • Total signatures obtained wfire When the issue was again brought up DeWitt, 160; Ballard, 150; Tenney, 153; at a later meeting; the council repeated Q-I have noticed the flag at City Hall and Shaver, 153. the 4-3 vote in favor of the rezoning. , in St Johns is getting pretty tattered. Do Although it is not stated in the_ Petitions have been filed with the city they have any plans to'replace it before petition, it is believed the 2d, portion of, clerk,and will then go to the city at­ it Falls all apart? I believe there is a law the recall reason refers to voted ap­ torney, Daniel Idatson. prohibiting the flying of a Hag in such proval of liquor by the glass, passed in: condition. AC, St Johns the November election. If he rules the petitions are valid, A^-Actually, the flag isn't very old. Thus far, the city council has not they will then go to the State Election Tom Hundley, St Johns city clerk, said -adopted an ordinance or issued the Board who will determine the validity the flags are changed 3-4 times a year. liquor license. State regulation says the of the petitions. However* he said the city is aware that unit has Within a :year to act on the • If approved at the level, a recall the flag has become worn arid another ordinance. - ' • * election will be held. is on order. ' Wacousta resident killed BENZIE COUNTY ~ A Wacousta Wacousta. Benzie County Shentt fcOTE: To the person who called resident was killed March 27 in a 4-car deputies report that Ward was FACT FINDER last week concerning accident approximately 5 miles east of traveling on US-31 when his car ran off the road conditions in front of your Honor, Mich. the road and hita tree at approximately house. Would you please call the office 7:25 pip. •• 224^2361 and give FACT FINDER your Dead at the- scene was Howard W. P. Ward was alone in the vehicle when addressV Ward, 53,9321 Looking GlasslBrook Rd, the accident occurred. inside the News Fire friarshbll listsv \-,.,.- ..L •:••:.:,-:'• X:, school safety violations . . r. ; , ; . . . 9A

-•.f'. DeWitt studies streets 8 A LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: Classifieds ...... 14-15-16A Do you feel the whole truth about the Watergate "bugging'* case will ever be Bozo the Clown is a popular figure to the younger set in Clinton County and this young .lady shows her feelings during Hospital broadens local service . . , . . . 9A .known? . * . activities in DeWitt Saturday afternoon. The event was the DeWitt Band Boosters Club Carnival, sponsored to raise f money to purchase new uniforms for the high school band. r" YES: 40% "The Watergate thing has probably been blown up more than it deserves in Vote is 4-3 the first place". . ."Yes, if the Democrats have anything to say about .it." NO: 60% . Bdth Township to appeal ruling "In cases like that, the public hardly ever gets the whole story".. ."It will be like the report on Kennedy's death BATH -^ A standing room only crowd Hebner's response to, inquiries about The Township Road Committee was motion carried, with Trustee Woodruff where they decided it won't be made grading roads was that the commission reappointed by the board,.consisting of including 12' wide gravel, and to use the dissenting. was present at the April 2 meeting of approximately $14,602 remaining to do The committee is to decide where the public until • the ' next the Bath Charter Twp Board of will do them •'as soon as possible." Kenneth, Munson, Jack Walker and spot repair on roads where necessary. generation".. ."Are you kidding me? He explained that the Road Com­ William Vondrasek. Trustee Carletdh $14,602 isto be spentf or spot repair, and Trustees when the board, in a 4-3 vote, Also included in the motion wa—s make recommendations to the town- There are a'lot of things that happen in, decided to appeal the Circuit Court's mission cannot fix the roads until the moved to do the last '3 priorities on the "r^ppoimment of the committee/The sWpbwrd' politics that will never.be known." decision not to finance the proposed weather improves. • township repair priority list, up to and sewer project. Acting on. the, recommendation of J Twp Attorney Berardp,' who was absent THIS WEEK'S QUESTION: from the meeting, the board will at­ "Draft Registration by mail" gets try-out • Recently Speak Out questioned tempt to bypass the Court of Appeals in whether, county residents planned to an endeavor to" save the township's $750,000 grant '.-"'. LANSING- The Lansing Selective . registration by mail project during board, it has been announced by Mrs' Mrs Sharon K. Randall, executive- participate if- there Was a "meat Service area office will test a draft , April m counties where there is no draft Ethel M. Cassel, group supervisor and secretary. boycott". This week SPEAK OUT is John Snider made the motion to interested in knowing if you par-appeal, with -Richard Bragdon sup­ During April men of draft age will be ticipated in last weekfs Vmeat porting. A roll call vote was taken. At St Johns High School able to pick up an application form in Trustees Carleton and Woodruff and their local community and mail it to the • boycott.". V draft board. The draft board will send a YES No Clerk Burnett were opposed. The motion carried 4-3. •. . registration form and instructions to The other 2 alternatives VahSickle the applicant. The completed To express your opinion, mail a card said were possible included forgetting Bbxi ng s how registration card Would then be to SPEAK OUT, Clinton County News, the sewer project, which would "Throw returned by mail to the draft board for Golden, Gloves lightweight state seats, $1.50 general admission and $1 normal processing. 120 E. Walker, St* Johns or call the the matter in the lap of the Water ST JOHNS -Some of- the best.Golden for students. County News Office. 224-2361. Resources Commission and Health champion; Gloves boxers in the state will take part, Participating in the tournament will tickets will be available at the door The, Selective Service Act still Department" or Waiting to see if in a boxing show Saturday night in the be the St Johns contingent plus boxers only. legislation is passed which would allow St Johns High School gymnasium at requires young men to register at age the bond issue to be sold. VanSickle said from Michigan Center, Albion, Owosso, 18 or within 30 days before or after that Schedule 7:30 pm-. Lansing; Dimoridale, Grand Ledge and date. The law also requires Selective Berardo informed him of these other 2 One of the featured boxers Will be Masons ' Soap Box Options prior to the meeting, and had Mike SanMiquel of St Johns, Michigan Service to maintain an active standby recommended ah appeal. Admission.will be.$2.50 for ringside organization with a complete Jay Hebner of the County Road registration and classification struc­ tornado Commission was" on hand -to answer g I •—_-l_ r\ J-_ .."•"•$ Clinic set ture capable of immediate operation in questions at an Open Meeting prior to event of a national emergency. the regular board meeting. Lincoln Day dinner During April applications for Especially vocal were residents of registration by mail may be picked up in St Johns at most high schools, colleges and other horn test Peacock. Rd,- north of Clark Rd, who & said many of them are still walking 2 features Jerry Ford ST JOHNS -The 2d Soap Box Derby community offices. In this area draft miles to reach their cars. An uniden­ Clinic will be held Saturday, April 7 at registration, application forms may be obtained at the following locations in ST JOHNS - The St Johns City Police: tified spokesman for the group summed ... ST JOHNS - Featured guest speaker officials serving the Clinton County:^ Bee's Chevrolet and Olds from 10 am to Dept will be testing the community up their feelings when he said, "I think :§at the Clinton County Republican area. " .|:: 12 noon. Clinton County: DeWitt High School, tornado warning horns Saturday, April our road should get attention before !$ Lincoln Appreciation Dinner April 13 . ,$ All boys and girls who are planning Fowler High School, Bath High School, "Ovid-Elsie High School, Pewamo- 7( at noon. other ones that are at least passable. Swill be Congressman Jerry Ford.. Thhnes dinner begins at 7:30 pm at Sfg on competing in this years derby should The test will be series of signals for 3 "We'd be happy to havejioles to drive g He will be joined by Congressman J° 'High School with a patrons':^ attend. Racers will learn how to build Westphalia High School, St Johns High minutes. . I over," he added. SjEIford A. Cederberg and state elected reception preceding at 5:30 pm. :|>; the steering into their cars and how to School, St Johns City Cleric and the cover their cards. Clinton County Clerk. ^AkAkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkAkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk^^ i «*^^ . THE FIRST FIGHTERS OF ST. JOHNS ' ^^JH^tm J/\ j { I \ :^^9 _ present ' ADULTS, at door $1.75 ;^y | j I &.wm ^THV. niTRiriJi! WORKRR99 HH \\ RODNEY B. WILSON AUDITORIUM FRIDAY-SATURDAY, APRIL 6-7 • Darlings in Ovid ST. JOHNS •TIPKFT

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ST JOHNS -- Bicycle bicycles are urged to pur­ licenses in St Johns were, due chase their licenses .at the St *5*.:. April 1. Cost of the license is Johns City Police Dept. 25 cents. '. Owners should take a St Johns firemen were busy Tuesday with 2 fires. After fighting a barn fire in the af­ description ^of the bicycle Deaf and blind Helen Keller meets Belle for the first time in Captain Keller's attempt to ternoon, firemen were called to this scene at the corner of Walker St and US-27 Tuesday All persons who own and serial number. acquaint her with a world of meaning in objects and things; The scene took place during the night. ' "Miracle Worker" Friday and Saturday at Ovid-Elsie High School. Belle, a leader dog trainee named Sandy is owned by Julie Feeman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Feeman of St Johns. Area residents missing the first performances may see the play this Friday and BUILDING! - BUYING! - or REMODELING Saturday night at Rodney B. Wilson auditorium at8 pin. THIS SPRING? Let KURT'S APPLIANCE Help You With Your Appliance Planning! - You'll cook with less effort in a

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..,'./.; /• *r ?••->•< &• April 4,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 3A

More than 400 high school seniors "Encounter-Involvemdht- Com­ traveling to various sites in feet, 4 inches of head room. will be flying this month to London, mitment.'' k America. , It has a steel-reinforced fiberglass England, for a one-week excursion "It is our belief that' no'man can "Every library of every college in body, with a high degrefe of with John Wesley College at Owosso. become fully educated while sitting the United States is a John Wesley durability, and is completely self- They'll see the Tower of London, in a classroom at any single College library,. Every museum is contained with oven, four-burner High School Seniors No. 10 Downing Street, House of location. 'The School'of Living* may an extension of our program: every stove, refrigerator-freezer, waste- Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster provide more learning "*lnan any state capital a classroom. All out­ disposal unit, heating and air con­ Abbey, Buckingham Palace, British traditional school," notes Dr. doors is a laboratory; business and ditioning, bathroom and shower Museum, Trafalgar Square, St. Kenneth S. Armstrong, President of industry are social institutions for facilities. Paul's Cathedral, and many other John Wesley College. "\ our study," observes Dr. Walter U A significant advantage is that all Get a Glimpse of attractions. Students attending this'fotir-year, Thomas, vice president, educational eightstudents can be seated forward The tour, called the Big Glimpse Christian, non-denominational, programs, while riding. Another feature is that Trip, is actually just that.. .a liberal arts college have been to ' In selecting the mobile living of specially installed short-wave glimpse of John Wesley College's Spain and Rome during the past two J units, the college investigated six of radios which will link the units and John Wesley College specially designed travel-study years. V * the leading mobile home allow constant contact between program which is a regular part of During the 1973-74 school year, manufacturers with its primary travelers. the educational experiences for JWC they will travel to London, f s but not criteria being safety and comfort. The cost of the travel program is students. just London, For the first time, It finally settled on the 27-foot already figured into the student's The administration and faculty of students, along with faculty ad­ Ungers Crown Commander, ex- total tuition cost, which is lower than Travel-Study Program John Wesley College believe that the visors, will spend 30 days traveling pecially designed to fit College that of many private colleges in "world is our classroom" and from London to Glasgow, Scotland, specifications, and including several Michigan. One reason the college is consequently plan an extensive in mobile living units. * additional safety features. The unit able to keep cost down is that a travel-study program each year as In addition to the 30 days of. foreign will sleep eight students in in­ portion of the student body is always part of its already innovative, travel, the students will also spend dividual beds; It is 10 feet, 2 inches traveling, reducing the housing student-centered curriculum called another 30 days of the''school year high and 7 feet, 7 inches wide, with 6 needs on campus.

Pilot Trip To Focus on Civil War "Making Civil War history come alive" is the objective of the first Americana Travel- Study excursion which leaves in early June from John Wesley College's Owosso campus. The 2-week tour is actually a pilot project for the total "mobile classroom" program which will begin in the fall. Between 16 and 24 students (2 or 3 mobile units) will take this first trip through the major battlefields of the Civil War, under the direction of Don Maness, American history professor at the College. Maness says the purposes of the tour are to provide an in- Gayla Rasmussen of Ovid is in her second year of parti­ experiences introduced her to great art works, Roman the books" in the College library, but the John Wesley depth study of the 40-year cipating in the innovative educational experiences of colliseum, a different people and culture than she College approach to education also moves Gayla out of history and causes leading up John Wesley College at Owosso (Mich.) This past year has known in America, as well as the many other the classroom into society where she becomes "Involved" to the War, and an "on-the- she was involved in the College's travel-study pro­ fringe benefits that come with traveling abroad. This in working as part of her program with trainable handi­ spot" review of the battle- gram which transported the student body to Rome, year she'll join the student body in a 30-day toreign capped, a program of the Shiawassee Intermediate sites. Italy, as part of the regular educational program. travel-study experience that includes traveling by School District. This is only a small part of John Battlefields on the travel Gayla is pictured in the photo at the left tossing a mobile living units from London, England, to Glasgow, Wesley College, a unique experience in Christian higher schedule include: Gettysburg, coin into Trevi Fountain, which has become popularized Scotland. As seen in the center photo, Gayla also parti­ education. 1st and 2nd Bull Run, An- in the song, "Three Coins in a Fountain." Her Rome cipates in the traditional study experience ot "hitting tietam, Fredericksburg, The Wilderness Campaign, Spottyslvania, Petersburg, Shiloh, Chickamauga, Fort Henry and Fort Donaldson Campaigns, The Peninsular I Despite National Trend . | Innovative Programs Campaign and the route of Sherman's March to the'Sea. , 1 j? 1 Maness admits that ' the ^Finanemm± icture . . | Wesley^ (Center to be Used group will be on a "very tight t schedule," but maintains that the proposed schedule is 'Very Encouraging' * | completely feasible because For Conferences, Adult Ed. the mobile units will allow maximum use of the time involved. Maness, who has already For the past few years, many leaders The Endowment Club is considered Innovative adult education OFF-CAMPUS CLASSES has already been set up. It Adults can repeat the 9 in education in the nation have ex­ one of the most important development made the battlefield tour programs and a conference Continuing Education, starts April 6-7 when adults process in the Weekend himself, states, "I thought I pressed alarm over "what might easily programs because it reflects John featuring one of the out­ which is striving for a fresh will spend the weekend at the College and Resident - become a crisis in the financing of Wesley College's commitment to knew my Civil War history standing lecturers in the and novel approach in adult Wesley Center in extensive Independent Study programs before I visited the major American higher education." establishing a broad base of small gift until the required number of supporters. Taking advantage of nation are the upcoming education began one phase of planning sessions, designing a battlesites, but being there Presidents — of Ivy League features for the Wesley its program, Off Campus program and projects to earn hours and educational ob­ universities, municipal colleges, Michigan's tax credit for contributing really leaves a lasting im­ Center. Classes, the last week of college credit in a specific jectives have been realized to pression. The history came private liberal arts colleges, church- to colleges. Endowment Club members earn the A.B. degree. pledge a minimum of $1,000 paid at a The Center, an attractive March. The classes run area. alive! I want our students to related colleges, state-supported five-story conference facility, through May 28. The students are in contact have the same experience." universities — all have been ham­ rate of $200 per year over a five-year period. is located in downtown They are offered not only at with an appointed faculty mering home the theme of rising cost, Owosso. the Wesley Center in Owosso, adviser throughout the eight- growing deficits, and bleak .financial It was toured by thousands but in other communities. week session, and meet at the futures. "We feel it is essential for us to build Do \ou Know a this broad base of small gift supporters, of people when it opened in Class offerings are Wesley Center on the'weekend The prediction that many in­ mid March. They viewed the available in four general of May 5-6 for a mid-session College Where: dependent colleges will suffer heavy and never lose sight of them," says Mr. Thomason. Oxford Room, a conference areas: Life Enrichment evaluation and then on June 1- cuts, even closure, and that one-half of room with a suspended (psychology and sociology), 2 for a final evaluation. • you need a passport in order the nation's small Christian colleges The first million dollars raised in the arrangement of decorative Life Deepening (theology, and . The" next Weekend College to go to school? may die in this decade is beginning to five-year plan, he notes, is spread mirrors and crystal chan­ philosophy), Understanding session will start in September • the faculty and students appear not farfetched. among some 900 different contributors. deliers; the London Room, an the Bible (Biblical studies), and applicants should apply sleep in the classroom (mobile In spite of these trends, particularly exquisite fine foods dining Success in this and other financial and Lifelong Learning and start their educational living units)? among small private colleges, John area; the Great Hall, a plush (practical studies). interests at least 30 days prior • you test out your career Wesley College's financial picture is programs of the college, such as lounge area with hanging deferred giving, estate planning, in­ to the starting time,, interest by actually getting very encouraging. candelabra; the book store; ADULT DEGREE involved in the career as part One indicator is the annual small vestment, matching funds and large the Aldersgage Room; and PROGRAM gifts, has allowed campus expansion, RESIDENT- of your educational ex­ gifts giving program called the En­ some of the 85 air-conditioned Another a spect of the RESIDENT- perience? dowment Club. Only seven months into enlargement of the faculty, further guest rooms and one of the College of Continuing development of a unique travel-study INDEPENDENT STUDY • the physical facilities on a five-year^plan aimed at raising $7 seven executive suites. Education is the Adult Degree The Resident-Independent campus are being styled after million in smalll gifts, the college's vice program and many other advances Wesley Center, styled ex­ Program which is flexibly while keeping student tuition at a level Study program starts July 16 an old English village to « president of development. James C. teriorly in the Old English designed to give motivated and runs through July 27. In create a "community" at­ Thomason, announced recently that the lower than many small private colleges motif, provides a place for adults opportunities to earn a in Michigan. this program, adults spend Dr. D. Elton Trueblood mosphere? first $1 million level had been reached. business, religious, education college degree even though two weeks at the Wesley t 50% of the student body £ 3. and community groups to they are involved in other Center contracting an CONFERENCE CENTER received an average financial %3#&3:::^^ meet for workshops, primary roles in life. educational program that will While many organizations aid package (including seminars, luncheons and other Two ways in which adults cover 24 weeks. The par­ will be using the Wesley grants, loans, and work) of at meetings. It also is the site of can participate in the ticipants will also work under Center for their own private least $1,500 during the 1972-73 conferences put on by John program are: 1) the Weekend the direction of a faculty conferences, John Wesley school year? 9% Interest Wesley College for the com­ College and 2) the Resident- adviser and return to the .College of Continuing • the curriculum is student- munity and college and is the Independent Study. Wesley Center for evaluation. Education will be planning oriented and offers one of the home base for the John Those completing projects many conferences as a service most appealing learning John Wesley College: Wesley College of Continuing WEEKEND COLLEGE will receive the equivalent_of to the public. experiences in the nation? Education. The first Weekend College one semester's college credit • faculty, students, and ad­ A conference planned for ministration are dedicated to May 7, 8 & 9. features Dr. D. establishing Christian com­ A 'Smart' Investment Elton Trueblood, well known munity? Christian scholar, lecturer Fill out the form below and and author. you'll receive information about John Wesley College, This year, John Wesley College enrolled One solution: There is an older building where alt of these features ae on campus. Its construction is solid, but it pr. Trueblood will direct his the largest freshman class in the 63-year remarks to the theme, "The part of the regular program. history of the Owosso campus. The student is in need of renovation and repair, and to be furnished with comfortable beds. While Future of the Ministry." His body doubled. And it is fully expected to personal concept of the double again next school year. costs in this effort will run into the thousands, it will still be much less ex­ ministry is that it includes School aministrators are .concerned now pensive than a new building. both laymen and pastors. about preparing for such an increased resident student body. Housing facilities Money is currently being raised for this are already full with some students living project by borrowing directly from the He was very well received in mobile units. Where does the college go college's supporters and friends who are as the lecturer for the Staley from here? interested in both John Wesley College — Distinguished Christian and in earning a full 9 per cent interest per Scholar Lecture Series on the ' year on their money. Owosso campus in 1971. • Dr. Kenneth S, Armstrong But, by investing now — at 9 per cent I JOHinutNl WESLElucrieYu COLLEGmnr/>EF interest — there will be more than an in­ He earned his doctorate 100 S. Washington SK vestment in just paint, wood, and stone. from John Hopkins University J Owosto,Mf.4B867{517) 723-4310 There win be an investment in the futures and has been awarded 10 ( of interested and dedicated students — honorary degrees, including I NAME, , jrT..... asssurlng that they will have the op­ such institutions as the portunity to learn not only how to earn a University of Vermont^ I AODK55 » living, but how to live a life. Washington and Lee I Persons interested in sending their University and Miami I CITY*....*. ;...... STATI*... ''smart dollars" to college —where they University. I ZIP. can earn 9 per cent interest and help .»•»<••••'•' *••• students at the same time—should fill out He has held professorships , J '"TMi adwtllMmanl U ndtfwr en «fhf Is MM ' I nor a wUdlalferi *f Mfm t* buy BIIV «f (hew ,the coupon below, or call John Wesley, at Guilford, Haverford, v J cttttflcattt. Tlw afferinf tl nw^ **r kf th« College collect, and complete information The London Room: An Exquisite Dining Area Harvard, ' Stanford and I Pmptttoi/' 1 will be forwarded immediately. 1 1 mi 11 •'••ii irn —• i'i * (AOVNTIMMMt) Earl ham. 4A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 4,1973 O-E baseball schedule DOWNTOWN Spring Sports at Ovid- April 19 St Louis H 4:15 pm May 10 Ithaca H 4:15 pm Elsie High School begins April 23 Ithaca T_4:15 pm May 14 Bullock T 6:30 pm April 16, with the baseball April 26 Bullock H 4:15 pm May 17 Corunna T 4:15 pm , SAGINAW team playing its first April 30 Corunna H 4:15 pm scheduled contest, Here is May 3 Chesaning T 4:15 Redwing the team's season schedule: pm INC. May 7 St Louis T 4:15 pm April 16 Chesaning H 4*15 pm track season pm UNDER THE April 9 DeWitt (H) April 11 Grand Ledge (A) AUSPICES OF April 16 Charlotte (H) St Johns, April 20 Hastings Relays April23 Ionia (H) wxox April25 Waverly (A) baseball schedule April 27 Ovid-Elsie (A) April 30 Hastings (H) May 3 Holt (A) RADIO April 6 Ovid-Elsie (A) May 5 Hastings (A) May 5 Mi Cent Relays April 9 Ithaca (A) May 8 Waverly (A) May 7 Clinton County PRESENTS (H) Track April 10 Charlotte (H) " May 10 Grand Ledge Track Meet Ovid- Elsie April 17 Alma (H) May 15 Ionia (H) April 19 Ionia (A) May 17 Alma (A) May 9 Alma (H) THE April24 Grand Ledge (A) May 21 MtPleasant (A) May 11-12 Regional April26 Waverly (H) May 24 Charlotte (A) May 16 Conference PAT BOONE April 30 Mason (A) May 26 Pre-district May 19 Finals St Johns Redwing J 973* tennis schedule SHOW May April 27 Waverly (H) 10 Grand Ledge (A) April 12 Holt - (A) May 11 Conference FRI. MAY 11, 73 BATH -Receiving awards at Bath High School's Basketball Banquet were (from left) May 1 Alma (T) May April 16 Owosso (H) May 3 Hastings (T) 12 Conference Dan Egbert, Randy Loynes and Tom Kirnovic. At right is coach Robert Foreback. May 16 Sexton (A) 8 P.M. • April 19 Ionia (A) May 18 Regional May 4 Waverly Inv. May 29 Mason (A) Ovid-Elsie presents April25 MtPleasant (H) May 8 Charlotte (A) June 1 Finals SAGINAW St Johns Softball league sign-up CIVIC ST JOHNS -- League entry softball may be obtained at applications for St Johns League entry fees for each city hall Monday through team are $15 with com­ basketball awards City Recreation slow pitch Friday 8 am - 5 pm. petition to begin around the CENTER first week of June. For information call city Freshmen through Varsity Elsie High School were player, was the keynote Coach Robert Foreback hall. LISTEN Basketball players at Ovid- honored at their 7th annual speaker. He discussed presented varsity awards to LUNCH Basketball Banquet held courage, inspiration and Dan Egbert, who received April 1. Larry Patrick, trying to exceil in sports. the Team Captain Award, TO THE sportscaster for radio station The varsity team at O-E Most Inspirational Player ST JOHNS LOSE UGLY FAT1 WRBJ, was master of finished the season with an ling Start losing weight today OR and the Blue and Gold MONEY BACK. MONADEX is a tiny ceremonies for the event 11-10 overall record, In Award, Randy Loynes, Most "BIG OX" tablot that wilt help curb your de­ Gary Ganakas, Michigan Conference games they had 6 HIGH SCHOOL MENU sire lor excess load. Eat leas-weigh Valuable Player; Tom 0" less. Contains no dangerous drugs State University's well- wins and 4 losses, placing* 3rd Kirnovic for Most Improved, and will not make you nervous No known 5'6:: basketball in the Conference. strenuous exercise Change your Hie and Tim Glowney, Most SHIRTS & SKIRTS . . . start today. MONADEX costs FOR DETAILS S3 00 lor a 20 day supply and 55,00 Humorous. W L lor twice the amount Lose ugly lat One new school record was MONDAY Sliced Peaches Dunkel Plb & Htg 38 18 or your money will be refunded wllh Roll & Butter no quesllons asked by; set this year by Jack Hamburg Gravy Coldstream 36-1/2 19-1/2 PARR'S DRUG St. Johns Win with a classified Bashore, who had 60 steals in Mashed Potatoes 1/2 pt. milk Kelly Tires 34-1/2 21-1/2 Mail Orders Filled the season. Waxed Beans TUESDAY Central Nat Bank Sloppy Joes 33-1/2 22-1/2 1250 French Fries - Senior High Guy's Sunoco 30-1/2 25-1/2 Potato Chips - Jr. High P' B'S 29-1/2 26-1/2 Cole Slaw Slop Shots 27 29 ON 1/2 pt. milk Lucky Wonders 26 30 Cherry Crisp RalykeFarm' 23 33 WEDNESDAY MaiTai 20-1/2 35-1/2 Pizza Dry Dock 'D Lounge YOUR Corn 20-1/2 35-1/2 PARR'S """• DRUGS Tossed Salad Patterson & Sons 1/2 pt. milk 17-1/2 38-1/2 IN DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS Fruit Cookie Ind High Game, Kay Penix DIAL THURSDAY 176, Rollin Dunkel 205; Ind Sliced Turkey *•* HigHighSerieSh SeneS, GuysrtyW550GuVSn^der 550*; "t't* J f/ » oAfeDfr> ?* IS THE "ACTION CORNER" FOR THE Dressing ror mashed, H potatoes Kay Peru* 472} .Team' High f «JUU» A "£ 6/faf// Game, KelW Tires'688; ^^WflMTflllW Parsley Carrots - Team High Series, Kelly ^t^WMfffltf Jello Mold Tires 2007. It's HEW! Roll & Butter 1/2 pt, milk :Rehmann'sstjohn3==== Cookie FRIDAY 1 It's BIG! Goulash Green Beans the look Exa/L Anniversary Dill & sweet pickles It's LOADED 1/2 pt. milk of something m Cinnamon Roll with VALUES! different... 10 BIG DAYS April 5th to April 14th FOR. . . • WEDDINGS • PROMS & PARTIES

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FOWLER - Mr and Mrs State of Michigan Treasury Mr and Mrs Leonard Doolittle Leo Koenigsknecht, Route 1, Dept. Box 243, wish to announce The prospective the engagement of their bridegroom, also a 1970 daughter, Judy Susanne, to graduate of Fowler High honeymoon in Smokies , Mike C. Klein, son of Mr and * School, is employed by Mrs Paul Klein, PO Box 183, Square M Corp. He attended Fowler, Lansing Community College, The bride-elect is a 1970 and is a member of the FOWLER - Most Holy blue floor length crepe gown graduate of Fowler High Michigan National Guard. Trinity Church was the and wore a corsage of deep School and attended Western An August 25 wedding is j setting for the March 3 red roses. Michigan University. She is being planned. wedding uniting Agnes Paul Story, Stanton, was presently employed at the Regina Goerge, daughter of best man. Groomsmen in­ Mr and Mrs Reynold Goerge, cluded Denny Braman, Route 1, Fowler and Leonard Stanton; Craig Schachtele, Pomona Grange meets Allen Doolittle, son of Mr and Stanton, brother-in-law of Mrs Homer Doolittle, Route the groom; and Joe Goerge, 2, Stanton. Fowler, brother of the bride. with Bingharp Grange The Rev Fr A1 b e r t J. Hilary Goerge, Lansing, Schmitt performed the brother of the bride; and double ring ceremony before Jerry Sparks, Sumner, an altar decorated with pink brother-in-law of the groom, Clinton County Pomona property is divided ac­ and purple mums and white were ushers. A nephew of the Grange met with Bingham cording to the laws of the glads. Bernita Halfmann groom, Tim Sparks of Grange on Wednesday' State in which you live'. A played the organ .while the Sumner, -was ring bearer. March 28.' At the business question and answer period ladies of-the choir provided A reception was held at meeting in the morning followed his talk. vocal music. Pomona voted to give $10 to Holy Trinity School Hall the National Grange Youth The bride selected a immediately following the Foundation and the officers tranditionaf; gown of white ceremony for approximately were elected for the Marriage lace with an empire bodice 300 guests. Germaine Smith, following two years. and stand-up collar trimmed Joann Hufnagel and Marilyn Licenses with 'pearls. ,Thd gown Simon assisted at the bride's The speaker of the af­ featured bishop sleeves and table. Nancy Story and ternoon was Attorney James a silk organza skirtwith lace Noreen Doolittle cut the Moore of St Johns who gave Howard L. Cook Sr, 32, inserts. Her chapel length cake, while Sharon Hansen, an interesting and in­ 8749 Roosevelt Rd, Ban­ mantilla veil was of nylon. formative talk on your nister; Constance J. King, Joyce Braman, Janice Estate and Wills. lace. She carried a bouquet Hufnagel and Ellen Goerge 26, 125 S Church Stv Elsie'. of white carnations, red served. He said make a list of roses .and rose buds. stocks, bonds and other Following a week's assets and where they are David B. Johnson, 24, 211 Marie Gomez, Lansing, wedding trip to the Great located and put the list in a W Park St, St Johns; Linda was her sister's matron of Smokey Mountains and safe place. Ann Cochran, 24, 819 N t honor. Bridesmaids included , Kentucky, the couple arrived Spring St, St Johns. home at Route 2, Stanton. Wills and life insurance, V Elaine "Feldpausch, Fowler; MR & MRS RICK CAMP papers should never be put in Linda 'Sparks, ,u ,Sumner, a bank deposit box. Anyone Ronald R. Keilen, 20, 1009 sister of the' grooms and who is 18 years old and Hampshire Dr, St Johns; Brenda Schachtele of competent can make a will. Jillene A. Gu-rnsey, 18, 507 Stanton, sister of the groom. He said a good will cannot be W Parks St, St Johns. Karen Martin, Westphalia, Lucy Ann Palek broken. If there is no will the ' cousin of 'the bride, was flower girl. • \ The attendant's dresses 'featured a velvet bodice with stand up collar and full bride of Rick Camp sleeves. The bonded crepe MR & MRS LEONARD DOOL'lTTLE floor length skirts were ST JOHNS -- Lucy Ann and long sheer sleeves with School in 1972. The groom is gathered at the empire Palek became the bride of venetain lace at the cuffs. currently employed at waistlines, which were Her headpiece was a semi- American Chain and Cable trimmed with a velvet belt Rick Camp March 10 in a double ring ceremony at bonnet attached to a in Adrian. The couple will and bow at the back. First Congregational cathedral length mantilla reside at 9447 Whaley The matron of honor and Church. The new Mrs Camp" trimmed,in matching lace. Clayton. flower girl 'wore identical is the daughter of Mrs Anna She carrieds a bouquet of h gowns with _deep purple Turner, Route 2, Ashley, and yellow roses mixed with bodices and " light purple her husband is the son of Mr yellow and white'daisies. skirts. Bridesmaid's gowns and Mrs Wayne Camp of The Maid of Honor wore a Use had burgundy bodices and Route 1, Bannister. light yellow flowered chiffon pink skirts. The Rev Averill Carson A-line gown with a high Each wore a large bow performed vthe afternoon ruffled neckline and long Classified fashioned from material ceremony. sleeves. The bridesmaids See our many matching the bodices of their Serving as maid of honor wore matching dresses in a fine, stunning gowns. The dresses and was Dee Evans. light peach color. The flower Ads styles of Gents girl, Kristi Camp of Horton,, and Ladies headpieces were designed by Bridesmaids were Sharon Seiko Watches the bride andj her mother, Luckhardt, Ashley; Chris was also dressed in a similar CHatM Cmmff who made them with gowni of light peach $ 60099M Strpko, Ashley; Debbie Long .News Starting at 49 so assistance from the groom's of Bannister; Vicki Daniels, polyester. They all carried sister, Mrs Sparks. bouquets of white and orange , . Second class postage paid at Adrian; and Joanne Camp of mums with orange and white St. Johns, Mich. 48879. BARRY NEWMAN The bride's mother chose a Morenci. Published Wednesdays at HARR'S JEWELRY light blue floor length double streamers. The flower girl 120 E, Walker Street, St. Johns UZY KENDALL** M^TFEAR IS THE KEYAJOH" N VERNOl knit ensemble. She had a carried her flowers in a by Clinton County News," Inc. 30 Years Selling Diamonds In Clinton Area The bride selected an A- basket. Subscription price by mall: uaMPrafct* EUXmiUjreK SomUibfRDSERIUItfllWiaN fWoadlr»UKUOi)Rud»TICmiEfl corsage, of red carnations In Michigan, $5 for one year. $9 0«*tri t) KKUl IUCHNEB TEODOCOUK* PjUUVtSM* line sheer nylon organza 114 N. Clinton Phone 224-7443! tPUUKUNIFKtURE ,<*: and white roses. „ Mrs gown featuring a fitted for two years, $3.75 for six Doolittle selected a royal months: outside Michigan, $6 bodice, high ruffled neckline Randy Camp, brother of for one year. the groom was best man. Groomsmen included Ron' CALIFORNIA Camp, Hortin; Tim Evans, Ashley; Greg Herrick, At Economy Shoe Store ^f\fu"\|pVC • jf^ Metamora, Ohio; Ted Blake, Adrian; and Chas Yelsik of Made in U.S.A. ff® Ashley. Jerry Long, Ban­ nister, brother-in-law of the" bride and Chuck Jennings, St Charles, Mo, brother-in-law of the groom, served as ushers. Greg Jennings, St Charles, Mo, was ring bearer. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Your Host Jerry Palek of Ashley. AL DALEY The bride's mother chose a floor length gown of aqua polyester with a high neckline and long sheer bishop sleeves. The groom's "The Klondike Room" mother wore a floor length gown of gold and white knit, .AT. accented with a wide gold belt. They were both DALEY'S |N ST. JOHNS presented with matching South U.S.-27 corsages of yellow roses and white mums.

A reception was held for approximately 800 guests at IS NOW OPEN Slovak Hall in Bannister. Serving guests were Barb, Pam and Terri Bowens, Adrian, and Dana Palek of Briilg All Your Friends Ashley. Attending the guest book were Terri Long, Bannister, and Sherri Blake, Adrian. Shirley Bowen of WE'RE OPJ^N 'TIL 2 A.M. Adrian served the wedding ALL DRINKS, ?']' Entertainment cake, i FRIDAY AND \ The newly weds both graduated from Ashley High ARE SATURDAY NITE DRIVE-IN BANKING Serving Meals, HOURS. Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30 • S pm KING : Sandwiches and, Fridays . 8:30 -,8 pm Saturdays ^t 8:30 -1 pm SIZE ' ;: DRAFT BEtfR Shop Friday Nitos Til 9

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CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 4, 1973 Coming Events Maple Mrs'Glenn Parks and Mrs Bryce Krueger, 5 week old Mr and Mrs Richard Mead April'4 -- First meeting of APRIL 14 - Vesper Bake Rapids Mervin Chamberlain have son of Mr and Mrs Robert and Brian spent one night the St Johns Optimist Club Sale at the St Johns returned from visiting their? Krueger, of Carland was the * visiting the great- will be held at' Dailey's Congregational Church from parents, Mr and Mrs Howard center of attention at a baby grandparents, Mr and Mrs Horn, who are spending the shower held in" his honor at Lewis'Walling of Elsie, this Restaurant at 12 pm. All 9 am to 1 pm, downstairs in Several attended the St, week. civic-minded men are in­ Wilcox Hall. Johns - Maple Rapids winter in Florida. the home of Mrs Mike vited to attend and hear Friends' Night and an en­ Mrs Inez Downey has been Schultz in Ovid, Wednesday about their goal, "Friend of. joyable time was had. Mrs * ill \f or several weeks at her evening. the Youth." For additional APRIL 15--A Spring Salad Jeanne Temple reported for home in Carland. Mrs Evora The 25 guests placed their Narrow Way information call Bill Luncheon, sponsored by the those attending the dinner 'Suttfin has been working for appropriate gifts on a table Travnik, Lansing, 487-6171. Young Women's Guild, will • the DoWneys, caring for her. and reception for Audrey - centered with a bjue and be held at St Joseph Social Fowler, Grand Committee of there.' white umbrella and played appearing APRIL 6-7 — The First Hall from 11:30 to 2:00. the G.O.E.X. work which Carland residents have baby-bingo with prizes being Nighters present "The Tickets for adults $1.50,' was very impressive. been informed that Mrs won by Mrs Linda Austin, Miracle Worker" at the children 4-12, $.75, children v Kirby Hudson is a patient in 'Mrs Glenn Parks, Mrs Lloyd Mar 31 Rodney B Wilson Auditorium under 4 - free. the General Hospital in- St John, and Mrs Larry Kissimmee, EJa, and would, Kadolph. Mrs Linda Austin at 8 pm. Tickets are $1.50 in Lunch was served in the 1 advance, and $1.75 at the appreciate hearing from her " won the door prize. ST JOHNS - The Narrow •dining room by Mr and Mrs Way Singers will be at the St door. Robert Baker, John Hall and her Summer-neighbors in Mrs Karl Kremer, sister of Caucus benefits this area. .Mrs Krueger, registered the Johns Free Methodist his daughter, Mrs Geraldine Church March 31 for a 1- APRIL 7— Ovid Oddfell­ Davies. Mr and Mrs Leonard 4 gifts as Mrs Krueger opened ows Lodge will hold their them. Mrs Krueger is the night engagement. The from Tillotson and Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Frank Palatka teenage vocalists just annual Fish Supper at the Orville Ade were in charge of former Kaela Sloat. IOOF Hall in Ovid from 5-7 Jr and their three children v finished their second record the clean-up committee. are moving to Lapeer, Mrs Larry Kadolph made enUtled, "Thank You Lord." pm. Admission is $1 for performance Michigan, so that Mr the blue-ribbon corsage. children under 12 and $2 for ST JOHNS - The Sons of Song will be appearing at the Palatka can accept his new Mrs Schultz, Mrs Frank adults. Mr and Mrs Andrew Cobb The program begins at 7 The Third District - First Assembly of God Church. US-27 and Baldwin St, position' of dispatcher and Palatka, Jr and Mrs Glen Saturday April 7 at 7:30 pm for a gospel sing..Groups and Miss Elizabeth Baker agent for the Detroit; Free Brown served a dessert pm and an offering will be Women's Political Caucus will serve as refreshment collected to cover expenses. APRIL 14 — Hospital' will benefit from the Ledges members are from Flint, the Detroit area and Eureka. Press daily paper. - luncheon from a buffet table, Auxiliary trip to "Lorelei" The public is invited to attend. committee while Mrs Jennie Mrs Ruth Ann Palatka There is no charge at the Playhouse opening night Loznak and Mr and Mrs Mr Palatka 'will have his poured. door. with Carol Channing at the performance of the Goldoni*"" office in their home at 242 S Fisher Theatre in Detroit. play, "Mistress of the Inn." James Litomisky will be the clean-up committee. Saginaw St in Lapeer. Departure is 8 am. Tickets Rewritten and-' retitled Their moving was delayed are $15 per person and "Ms. of the Inn," the benefit , Ovid Union by the weekend snow storm, reservations can be made by performance is scheduled consequently, they hope to Elsie First Baptists have calling Mrs Allen Anthes, for 8 pm, Thursday, April 12 complete their moving this 224-2184; Mrs "Howard at the Ledges Playhouse, Lenten services week.' Gentry, 224-3751 or Mrs Grand Ledge". Tickets are evangelistic meetings Virgil Zeeb, 224-4338. available from Charlene Beedle, Grand Ledge. Ovid - The Rev Joseph A open to everyone. Host churches will be the Ashley Dudley, minister of the The Fjrst Baptist Church Sunday, April 2 through 7 at Ashley and Bannister United and Bannister United Methodist churches. of Elsie will hold special 7:30 pm Methodist Churches, will evangelistic meetings with Nursery services will be. speak at the 5th in a series of Refreshments will be served after the service. the Rev Ronald Hodge, provided announced the Rev Lenten services at the Sunday through April 7. Charles Cowley of the host United Church of Ovid on Rev Hodge will begin the church. RE-OPENING Sunday April 8 at 7:30 pm. meetings at 11 am and 7 pm His sermon is entitled, "A APRIL 6th! Christ Like Anger." Open The Rev Dudley, a native &&K« xw»»6& fflffi&ftLtttf * •£#%& -itf-il XT:-: &:•. Mk. ft ft DePeal Music Center of South Dakota, served 8 120 N. Clinton in St. Johns years in the US Air Force. House He is presently enrolled at I We yvill be closed April 2-5 Central Michigan Univer­ for stacking and painting. The children of Charles Anniversary open house articles accompanied by a 3 sity, majoring in sociology photo must be In the News office no later than 5 £S UNDER NEW and minoring in and Jane Wirth are hosting p.m.J on Friday to insure coverage In the next edition $ physchology. He has served an open house in honor of of the paper. ' ^ OWNERSHIP in United Methodist Chur­ their 25th wedding an­ Articles brought in later than Friday will be used jS ches in Florida and niversary Sunday, April 15 as time and space allow. - :i: from 3 to 7 pm. Stop In And See US! Michigan. :•:: :<•:*:*;% asMft aAw;aL-a*-*:«M!o««K««««»«»si»«iw.x-»xSS. The Rev Dudley and his It will be held in St Mary's CINDY KOSHT DEBRA PRIOR w»« wife, Chrsitine, have 2 boys Hall, Westphalia, Michigan. and 2 girls. Relatives, neighbors and NATIONALLY The services are in­ friends are invited. ACCREDITED BY THE terdenominational and are THUS* COSMETOLOGY Spring ACCREDITING COMMISSION Clinic Open Td engagements The Public "/The Pattern for Things to,Contft:,".: FREE PARKING DEWITT - The DEWITT - Mr and Mrs CAREER OPPORTUNITIES engagement of Cindy Kosht Jerry Prior, 3262 W Prath to Konard Keusch, son of Mr Rd, announce the IN THE BEAUTY FIELD Just imagine what you can do! You can and Mrs Julius Keusch, 8310 ALL SERVICES RENDERED use OTTA-WALL Screen Blocks to form the engagement t of their BY SUPERVISED SENIOR STUDENTS background for your flower garden and shrubs E Parks Rd, is announced by daughter, Debra Kay, to New Classes Starting The First ... to border your property attractively, or her parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Paul Yock, son of Mr Monday of Each Month to separate your patio, pool and play areas. Donavon Kosht, 8665 US-27, and Mrs Joseph Yock, 2653^E For further information, write or call OTTA-WALL Screen Blocks will do all this DeWitt.' Taft Rd, St Johns. Mrs. Sonnanberg, Manager. 15557 North East St. Lansing beautifully! Miss Kosht graduated The bride-elect - will OTTfl-IML SCREEN BLOCKS The charming lattice screen wall is functional, from St Johns High School graduate from St Johns High serving as a wind and sun barrier and and is employed at Michigan School this spring. SPRING The ATTRACTIVE concrete unit! will give you privacy without being closed in. Available in complementary colors of Bell Telephone Co. The prospective Red, Brown, Buff, Tan and Green— It is economical and maintenance-free for a The prospective bridegroom is a 1970 SPECIE and the color is permanent! lifetime — no unsightly weather-worn bridegroom, a graduate of graduate of St Johns High FOOD Each unit is 12" x 12" x 4" thick. fencing or drab wire "cage" to contend with. Gabriel High School, is School, and is currently self- OTTA-WALL Screen blocks — the pattern employed at Keusch and employed. for things to come — just imagine Sons Construction Co. 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*:/ April 4,1973 t CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 7A u f j Elsie OES evening at St Johns students >i i Masonic Hall attend conference

Fifteen tables of progressive cards were played Thursday evening at EAST LANSING - Latin is attended colloquia ranging the Elsie Masonic Hall with not dead, at least not ac­ in interest from "The Greek cording to 11 students of the Oracal to "Young and 70 guests present for a social classics from St Johns High evening sponsored by the Roman." There were School and Rodney B Wilson workshops concerning. Elsie Chapter #69 OES. Junior High. These students, Chapter Historians and High score awards went to along with their sponsor, Chapter Scrapbooks and the Mrs Frances Luther of St Philip Greer, attended the National Junior Classical Johns and Robert Kelley of 32nd annual Michigan Junior League Convention which is 'Elsie while low score was Classical League Convention scheduled for August in held by Mrs Darlene Darling March 31 at Michigan State California. One of the and George Meiers of Elsie. University. highlights of the day was the Frank Libertin received Chariot Races, KAREN SORRELL TERRY DONOHUE the door prize while Mrs Luther and Patricia They were among 700 Chamberlain were other Latin students, teachers, Students attending from winners. professors and just friends of SJHS were Jim Irrer, Fran Guests were present from the classics who gathered in Riley, Sandy Ashenfeller, Fulton names St Louis, Chesaning, Ashley, Wells Hall for a day of fun, Jim Barnes, Mary Ellen St Johns, Ovid and Ban­ games and business con­ Albers and Steve Flegel, who nister. nected with the preservation completed his 2nd year as honor students Asocial hour followed with" of traditional classical Vice President of the MJCL. refreshments served 'by Mr education. and-Mrs Dale C, Levey and Students from Rodney B Mr and Mrs James The students attended 2 Wilson Junior High included Terry Donohue, son of Mr technology curriculum. She Litamiskev at tables general sessions at which and Mrs Walter Donohue of has not made a definite Wes Barrett, Cathy Weber, t decorated with a springtime officers for the 1973-74 year Jay Richards, Cindy Betz rural Perrinton, has been choice of colleges. ' fhotiff. were elected. They also named Valedictorian of the ,and Cheryl Stockenauer. , Class of 1973 at Fulton High School. He has earned this honor with a 3.878 point average. Clinton births Frigidaire! 3-Door He has participated in basketball and football A girl, Kelly Paige, was The. mother is the former Side-by-Side during his 4 years in high born to Mr and Mrs Jack Karol Zeneberg. school and is a member of Findlay of Orchard Lake, the Senior Band. Mich March 25 at Beaumont A girl, Nola Marchelle,' Terry plans to enroll in the Hospital Royal Oak. She Pre-Dental curriculum but was born to Mr and Mrs EAST LANSING - Philip Greer (right) and 11 students from St Johns Public Schools weighed 6 lbs 12 ozs. Nolan Johnson of Rt 2, attended the 32rd annual Michigan Junior Classical League Convention held March 31 at has not decided on his choice Grandparents are Mr and of college. Townsend Rd March 25 at MSU's Wells Hall. The St Johns group managed to get front row seats for the event. Mrs Loree Findlay and Mrs Clinton Memorial Hospital. Karen Sorrell, daughter of Norman Adams. The mother She weighed 8 lbs 2-1/2 ozs. Mr and Mrs Melvin Sorrell of is the former Claire Adams. Grandparents are Mr and rural Hubbardston, is Mrs Charles Johnson and Mr Salutatorian of the Class of and Mrs Bruce D. Munro. Shepardsville 1973 at Fulton High School. The mother is the former Eagle Karen has earned this honor A boy, Timothy Harold, Cherie Munro. with a 3.8757 point average. was born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Patrick will enter She has participated in Harold Gross of 915 N the hospital for surgery this News basketball during her four Oakland, St Johns March 28, week. 1973 at Clinton Memorial A boy, Jason Daniel, was years in High School and is a born to Mr and Mrs Daniel Mrs Robert Smith of MRS, JOHN SPENCER member of the Senior Band. Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs 5 Falor of 501-1/2 N Clinton, Kalamazoo visited her Ph. 834-2615 Karen plans to major in ozs. The baby has 1 brother. March 19 at Clinton mother Hazel Shadduck mathematics in college, Grandparents are Mr' and Memorial Hospital. He Tuesday. The Smiths have probably in the computor Mrs Eddie Zeneberg of Mt weighed 6 lbs 10 ozs. sold their home in Plans are just about Matron from Elsie an­ Pleasant and Mr and Mrs Grandparents are Mr and Kalamazoo and are moving completed for the 69th An­ nounced that they would be Ernest Gross of Weidman. Mrs Donald K. Smith and Mr to their summer home at nual County Federation of having a card party on Model FPCI3-200VT Jack Falor, Mrs Eulah Guernsey Lake which they Women's ,to be held on March 29. Falor. The mother is the have made into a year Thursday, May 3 in Maple 'Refreshments were served Big 20.0 cu. ft. side-by-side with former Trudy Smith. Rapids at the United in the dining room. 6.98 cu. ft. freezer that stores up It's the around dwelling. Methodist Church. The The Helping Hand Club Maple Rapids Sorisis Club is' to 244 lbs. 100% Frost-Proof too, % Age of Hair — and A boy, Jonathan Lee, was will go to Battle Creek to the hostess. Registration Mrs Majel Miller has so you'll never have to defrost. Beauty Salon ive create the most born to Mr and Mrs Terry hel-p at the Veterans Home begins at 11:15 for the returned home after spen­ Door shelves on all three doors.' 518 ding the winter months in Add-On Automatic Ice Maker^may-, ' Phone 224-6161 Lee Beard of 1249 E Long -Thursday. delegates and ^visitors. flattering styles! LakeDr, March 27 at Clinton Florida* with her son., be installed now or laterrat extra *i - Easter Cut Memorial Hospital. He charge. weighed 5 lbs 14 ozs. ---s°3'rsif^represent Eagle townshin at, r Roy Chamberlain has 1* & Style the Cancer Kick-off banquet will be given during the Grandparents are Mr and lunch hour. Registration fees returned home after spen­ Mrs Gordon L. Beard and Mr at Ann Arbor Saturday. ding a few weeks with his son Electrl-clean oven cleans $goo and Mrs Lowell Conklin. The Rev Ann Burnett and her are $1.00 for delegates' and visitors attending any part of and family at Bradenton, Itself—racks, drip bowls, too mother is the former Merry group visited the Women's Florida. —automatically, electrically. 15.00 Cold Wave Conklin. Home in Lansing Sunday the program. The luncheon Cook-Master control turns afternoon. Mark and Jean is $2.00. Mrs Kenneth Winsor oven on, off at times you 9.44 Miros Lyndia and Patricia is the County President. Mrs The General meeting ot 'select. Automatic appliance Johnanides of St Johns will outlet. Single-dial oven con­ A boy, Scott Joseph, was McCrumb entertained the the Shepardsville United trol. Infinite heat surface OPERATORS: / born to Mr and Mrs Dale ladies with several selec­ be the speaker for the, af­ Methodist Women will be unit controls. Walton of R03, St Johns, tions on their accordians. ternoon program. held on'April 12 instead of (NelTorpey Jennie Jorae _ —: March 22 at Clinton April 19, the regular date. Jo Penix Cindy Knight • _ Memorial Hospital. He Reinhart Billing is a The Berean Circle will be in weighed 9 lbs, l oz. The baby patient at the VA Hospital in charge of the prorgram and $ Appointment Not Always Necessary has 1 brother. Grandparents Ovid Ann Arbor. He expects to be devotions. Mrs Florence are Mr and Mrs Chester OVID - A revival will be Parmenter will be showing Walton and Mr and Mrs there for sometime taking 308 held at the Wesleyan her pictures. It will be guest Joseph Gavenda Sr. The various tests. His address is Holiness Church, 130 W VA Administration Hospital, night. IT PAYS TO SHOP AT mother is the former Joann Williams, Ovid, March 2] Gavenda. Ward 5 West. Bed 14, 2215 through April 1. Fuller Road, "Ann Arbor, Evangelist is Rev Ray W. Michigan, 48105. Chamberlain of Celina, Ohio. Morning Star Chapter No Sign of <^[/[aa^J\Lnnon 4. Services are 7 pm each * FREE DELIVERY & SET UP A boy, Matthew Donald, 279 OES of Ovid had a special the good * FINANCING AVAILABLE was born to Mr and Mrs evening and 11 am and 7i30 meeting oh Saturday FOR BETTER VALUES William Coohon of Ovid, pm Sunday. evening, March 24 for the neighbor. Appliance & March 25 at Clinton purpose of initiating Mr and + ^ The American Red Cross Memorial Hospital. He Mrs Clyde Gilbert and Mr Television JUST ARRIVED weighed 7 lbs 15 ozs. The Pewamo and Mrs David Gilbert into 126 i. MAIN SUET Mwin FH0ME Mt-7355 baby has. 2 brothers. Wedding reception post- the Chapter. Grandparents are Dr and oned from March 17 was Several guests were Mrs Donald Coohon of Keld Saturday evening present from Elsie. Mrs Ann NEW BLOUSES Okemos and Mrs Jean March 24 at St Joseph's Dunay and Mrs Ann Praay GOLFING • SWIMMING Austin of Ovid. The mother is Parish Hall for Michael were guest officers. the former Sally Austin. Miller and Rose Ann PonL Several announcements • FAMILY AND Mr and Mrs Michael Miller were made: regular on April AND SLACKS of Pewamo. 10, Friends' Night with Elsie ADULT SOCIAL at Elsie on April 17, and EVENTS Rev Corl to speak 'County Association on May 2 FOR LADIES at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Oivd. The Worthy in Shepardsville © CLUBHOUSE SHIP 'N SHORE BLOUSES The Rev Javan R. Corl, at-large for the Ou Synod of HAVE BEGUN TO ARRIVE. United Methodist missionary the United Church of Christ AND NEW STYLES WILL BE to Japan, will speak at the in Japan, having served in LOCKER ARRIVING EVERY WEEK. Shepardsville United that country since 1955. Methodist Church Sunday Born and raised in Ohio, •; SERVICE Prices April 8 at 9:30 am and at the Rev Corl earned his bachelor 00 of arts degree * from Beginning at «6 Price United Methodist Church Sunday April 8 at Heidelberg College and his 11:00 am. master of divinity degree Mr and Mrs Corl are in this from United Seminary. Prior NEW SLACKS country on an 11 month to becoming a Missionary he furlough from missionary pastored churches in BY MAVERICK service, which began in Fremont, Celina, and August, 1972. Columbus Grove, Ohio. KNITS-DUCK-PRINTS Mr and Mrs Corl have 4 Since 1967 Rev Corl has children, 2 boys and 2 girls, PLAINS 10°° AND UP served as pastor of the ranging in age from 10 years Enjoy membership in Clinton United Church of Christ old to 19. County's oldest and most establish­ parishes in Japan in Tokyo The public is cordially ed golfing facility and share in the SEE OUR MAVERICK BLUE JEANS and Yokohama. Prior to that invited to attend these friendly year-round program de­ services. he was itinerant evangelist- signed with activities for each fam­ ily member.

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Work to be with completion not later meeting with 6 on a non- Curb and gutter, both sides done by city DPW as per than Oct 1, 1973. It is the assessment basis and the River, as per plans sub­ mitted by city engineer. City and sidewalk, both sides, plans submitted by city goal, that with this work other to be financed by where new or replacement is engineer. This project will be being done this year, the city special assessment to keep Shavey Road graded Council approves and treated to keep down needed, to be spread only on a non-assessment project, will begin in 1974 to curb and Public hearings will be dust. This project willbeon a property abutting new or with completion date by late gutter and put in the base held by the City Council to non-assessment basis. Work replacement improvements. fall of 1973. blacktop and storm sewer on present the special is to be done by the City DPW This project to be on a PROJECT 7 — East Lucerne to East Geneva assessment project. Department with a com­ special assessment basis Geneva Drive, South Geneva Drive and on East Geneva Following are the street pletion date of October 1, with proper contracts, Drive, West Geneva Drive, Drive from Herbison north to improvement projects as 1973. engineering plans and East Waxwing (From the channel drain. If 7 street projects they were presented to the finances permit the city PROJECT 4 - Rebuilding hearings of the property Shavey to Geneva Drive), council, owners. This project will not Lucerne. These streets to be might be able to improve ,/'• and black topping of East East Geneva Drive north Webb Drive from east city involve work by • the city graveled and kept graded PROJECT n - Build DPW Department. Project and treated to keep down beyond the Channel Drain. limits west about 650 feet. The curb and gutter, storm shoulders and correct storm This will be a non- to be completed not later dust, as per plans submitted drainage on East Dill Drive than Aug 15, 1973. by city engineer. This sewer and blacktop base assessment project. Work to would be on an assessment from Locust St West to South be done by County DPW project will be a non- Bridge Street on both sides of PROJECT 6 - Ornamental assessment project. Work to basis and under contract. the street as per plans t under contract with City. trees and/or bushes on both 1 This project will tie in with the county project of the street as per plans building all new Webb Road DeWitt liquor ordinance Hahn LTD-500... submitted by the city. This from US-27 to DeWitt City project will be on a non- limits. Project to be com­ LTD-500 tractor/rfders assessment basis. Work is to pleted by late fall of 1973. comply with all ANSI s be done by the city Dept of safely standards. ~ btiilt toTast! Public Works (DPW) with a ' Pow-R-Trac drive system—so studies streets, strong it's warranted tor two full completion date of June 1 " PROJECT 5 - Bridge -•^f years. 1973. Street north from Looking Glass River to Madison there is a problem with ^% i\ 1 Tractor/rider drives like a sports DEWITT - The DeWitt containing the changes was car—with automotive steering, This project will be on a non- Street. Curb and gutter, both City Council Monday night conducted. trucks hauling materials for separate clutch and disc brake. sides, where new or z&i assessment basis. Work is to approved 7 street projects, The 2d reading will be held home construction • Mower stands grass up straight, be done by the city Dept of replacement is needed, held the 1st reading of a damaging the roads, but it clips clean—without scalping.- storm sewer where needed. at the next meeting of the Public Works (DPW) with a proposed liquor, control council. Final action on the was difficult to determine • Choose 5 or 7 hp with 26" cut, Sidewalks, both sides, where who was responsible. %i&°h. completion date of June 1. new or replacement is ordinance, raised the annual ordinance is expected at that 8hp with 30" or 36" cut, library budget from $690 to In other action the council Recoil or electric start. 1973. needed. Blacktop base where meeting. V PROJECT 2 - Build "needed in 1973 and cap where $1000 and were presented Following a request by moved to send a registered »5f" K»* with petitions calling for the map to the Census Bureau to / Priced from shoulders on both sides, needed in 1974. Storm sewer members of the Library widen right of way and to be spread on all project recall of 4 city officials. (See Board, the council moved to determine if the 1970 census 95 correct storm drainage property owners. Sidewalk story on front page) raise the library budget from took in all the areas of the 429 runoff on East Webb Drive and curb and gutter to be Six of the 7 street projects $690 annually to $1000. city. are to be financed on a non- City officials believe there for the 26" model from Locust Street West to spread only on property In other action, it was Turner, as per plans sub­ abutting new or replacement assessment basis with 1 to be moved by Robert Ballard to has been a substantial improvements. Jefferson on a special assessment require the city engineer to population increase since the mitted by city engineer. This 1970 census and wrote to the project will be" on a non- Street from Franklin Street basis. Public hearings will inspect building site en­ west to Scott Street. Curb be held by the City Council trances to determine the size bureau earlier to determine assessment basis. Work is to and gutter, both sides, on the special assessment what steps would be needed We have the complete line of be done by the city DPW with of drain tubeand elevation to blacktop base in 1973 with project provide adequate drainage. to obtain an accurate a completion date of July l, cap in 1974. It was moved the council population count HAHN ECLIPSE MACHINES 1973. During that discussion, rescind the 1st reading of the Margaret Faught, a resident Mayor Raymond DeWitt liquor control ordinance 2 of the Lake Geneva area said said although a population weeks ago because of large trucks were damaging change could make it DALMAN HARDWARE This project will be on a non- Scott street from Main possible for another liquor assessment basis. Work is to Street north to Jefferson changes found necessary the roads. be done by the city DPW with after the initial reading. license in the city, it would 103 Bridge DeWitt 669-6785 Street. Curb and gutter, both not change any "federal a completion date of July 1, sides, blacktop base in 1973 1973. .Thatwasapproved and the Daniel Elliott, city ad­ funding now received by the with cap in 1974. Franklin 1st reading of the ordinance ministrator told the council city based on the 1970 census. SHOPPER STOPPER

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'-* "i-tciiva**^** April 4,1973 CLINTQN COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan yj\ Fire violations of Couzens Building released

BATH - Last week the type hardware from student combustible material such v occupied rooms and install 16) Either remove or throughout this facility. separation from the attic mechanical means for the dampers are to be installed Counjy News published a as gypsum board. flameproof all combustible 20) Replace the plain glass area. movement of air shall be in the same manner in which story on the closing of the non - locking-against-egress 14) Repair the floor in the in windows with 4 feet of fire type hardware. stage props. 22) Remove the wood constructed entirely of they were tested. Couzen's Building for fire classroom which has escapes with 1/4" wire glass paneling in room 203 or noncombustible materials. safety violations. This week 12) Install steel molding 17) Remove chains from The Fire Marshall's office collapsed. Repairing this exit doors from stage- and permanently fix these protect with a fire retardent The fibre boards used to is to be contacted within 30 the State Fire Marshall's and coordinating hardware area shall include providing - windows so that they cannot construct the fresh air ducts office, has released the 26 on the double stairwell en­ gymnasium area. coating having a flame days of receipt of the report a proper separation of the 18) Adjust gymnasium to be opened, spread rating of 75 or less, in the attic areas are not and advised of the school's specific # violations and closure doors on. south first floor from the crawl acceptable. conditions which must be stairwell. corridor doors to close fuel contribution of 75 or less intent to begin corrective space below. properly, and smoke development of 25) All ducts piercing floor action. met before the school can be 21) Fill in the sky light in re-opened. They include: 13) Replace or remove 15) Either remove or 125 or less as tested by UL, levels and all walls, ceilings Supt Roger Carlson said an access panels located in the flameproof the stage 19) Remove all cork tack- room 203 with a material Inc, on cellulose board with and floors of required 1-hour electrical inspector visited 1) Provide the PireSafety corridor ceilings with a non- draperies. boards from the corridors which will provide a 1-hour NFPA 255, ASTM-E-84 or UL fire resistant-rooms shall be the school March 30. His Dept. of the State Police with 723 standards. Coating ap­ equipped with approved report would probably be a certificate ,of approval plied must be as washable as steel fusible link fire dam­ released this week, Carlson from the State electrical ordinary oil base paint. pers at the floor, ceiling or said. An Architect Engineer, inspecting authorities New equipment improves wall line. All dampers are to employed to determine a covering the entire electrical be installed in the same cost figure for repair of the installation within this 23) Exterior walls of frame manner as they were tested. structure, is also expected to facility, construction and interior .26) Vertical shafts used for have a report ready this 2) Patch and repair all stud partitions shall be fire air handling shall be week. holes in the basement ceiling local service at hospital stopped at each floor and separated from the attic level by a 2-inch thick remainder of the building Carlson stated that upon With a material which will receipt of these reports a provide a 1-hour fire ST JOHNS - More local such an imbalance is not Laminography in many week, with 4 days possible in plate or masonry filling, with a 1-hour fire resistant detected, the situation-could cases can determine more the near future, more ser­ rating construction. This will presentation will be made at resistance rating from the service in less time will be a completely closing any the next school board floor above. result of $45,000 allocated by be fatal. exactly if surgery should be vices are'being performed at possible vertical openings include the installation of Yet another new item at performed and, also can aid approved steel fusible link meeting to decide what 3) Patch and repair all .Clinton Memorial Hospital the hospital that would from 1 story to another. direction to take. for new equipment the hospital is a centrafuge in the decision that an previously have to be done in fire dampers in all ducts access openings from' the "which separates cells from operation is not necessary. Splitsessions began April 2 basement to the crawl Purchase of several pieces other facilities, 24) All ducts and open leaving this shaft at the wall the liquid portion of the blood Four radiologists visit line of the shaft. These for the junior and senior high spaces with a 1-hour fire of new equipment will spaces employing students. resistant material or in­ eliminate the need for for testing purposes. The Clinton Memorial on a Other equipment pur­ stallation of UL, Inc. "B" patients to be transferred to addition of an "instant rotating basis to provide x- chased for the hospital in­ labeled fire doors and frame other hospitals for certain freeze" allows the staff to ray services. cluded a new defibrillator in assemblies with self-closing types of tests as well freeze blood samples in 30 the emergency room for devices and positive latching eliminate obtaining hiany seconds. They are Dr Thomas cardiac arrest victims, new hardware in these openings. results from other hospitals. Another very important Payne, Dr Charles Long, Dr convection incubator which C, Carl West and Dr M. TheWfarldis their One of the new machines is addition to the hospital holds 100 bacteriology 4) Segregation from the a Clinieard Analyzer, in the equipment is a Arthur Budden. specimens compare to 10-15 building of storage rooms for with the old device, 10 combustible materials in hospital laboratory. Head of laminography device which the lab is Dan Parsons, chief is attached to the hospital's Head of the hospital electric beds with side tables Classroom excess of 100 square feet and and equipment and furniture any which have an opening technologist. existing x-ray unit. radiological dept is Carol The device highlights the Eckley, chief radiological improvements in the kit­ exposing a corridor wall be A blood analyzer, the chen, bookkeeping dept, segregated from the Clinieard Analyzer conducts exact object of the x-ray and technologist. ^ provides a more detailed With the new equipment laundry, maintenance, x-ray remainder of the building ducts complete blood tests in and emergency room. with a 1-hour fire resistance 30 minutes, a procedure that result. and their services 3 times a rating, including a UL "B" manually would take 5 rated fire door and frame hours. assembly equipped with self- The machine provides closing devices and positive several tests at once and latching hardware. gives a complete chemical Presently there are profile. Hospital officials numerous areas about the report the machine means school where there is both a saving of time for the combustible storage in patient and staff as well as a unrated areas, such as the saving to the patient. maintenance shop and Previously, to obtain the supply crib in the basement, same type of results, several small room off main office, individual tests would have rooms under stage area, to be taken. With the new area under balcony in machine, all the results can gymnasium. be obtained in 1 test session. 5) Protection of all combustible fiber tile ANOTHER MACHINE, ceilings throughout this unique in small hospitals, is building with a fire retardant the radio isotope. Through a coating having' a flame computer system, the device spread rating of 75 or less, measures the function of the fuel contribution of 75 or less thyroid glad to radiation and smoke development of procedures. 125 or less as tested by US, Before purchasing the Inc, on cellulose board with radio iso_tope, such tests JJFPA255, ASTM-EJ-84 of UL were senfito other hospitals 723 standards^ Cdating5' ap­ and results would take l-l- \ it plied must be a's^washable as 1/2 weeks. Now the hospital ordinary oil base paint. receives test results locally 6) Mortar tight the twice weekly. opening from the fan room to Currently being used on a the maintenance shop in the trial basis is another basement level or provision machine known as the of an approved steel fusible Coulter Counter. The counter link fire damper in the is an automated blood opening. counter that does the work in 7) Removal of all com­ 40 seconds that would take bustible storage from the fan an individual 1-1/2-2 hours. room. An entirely automated Or should we say the classroom is their world. 8) Provide self-closing system, the machine tests j devices on all fire doors. the blood count and provides An unbelievable number of things happen in it every day.... •' 9) Adjust fire door to a report for the doctor. the interactions of thirty students, each with a different boiler room to close The machine takes 3 reading speed, different interest, different talent, counts of the red and white properly. different emotional make-up, and different background. 10) Provide fire ex­ blood cells in the system and tinguishers throughout the computes an average. If an average is not computed, the Dan Parsons, chief laboratory technician at Clinton Memorial Hospital, demonstrates Who makes their world mean something? A professional, facility in compliance with machine rejects the test. the Clinieard Analyzer, which runs several tests from blood samples in 30 minutes, trained to deal with all students as individuals, Sec 17 of the School Fire compared to 5 hours if performed manually. Safety Regulations, with to recognize their differences, and treat them accordingly. special attention to wood SOON TO ARRIVE at the They fascinate us. We're teachers. shop and stage area. hospital is a Corning 11) Remove or deactivate Chloridemeter. The machine It's great to be a teacher! all locking-against-egress determines electrolyte imbalance in the body. If PAID FOR BY YOUR CHILD'S TEACHERS Clinton Intermediate, DeWitt, Fowler, Pewamo-Westphalia, ATTENTION!! & St. Johns Education Associations Individuals Liable for Lansing Income Tax 1. EVERYONE WITH TAXABLE INCOME (unless your taxable income is less than your exemptions at $600 cash) MUST NOW FILE AN INCOME •R£MIJ V SALE TAX RETURN EVEN THOUGH NO ADDITION­ AL TAX MAY BE DUE. 2. Refunds of less than $1.00 will not be made. TEN BIG DAYS APRIL 5-14 3. Any person who anticipates taxable income from which the city income tax is not being withheld, must file a Declaration of Estimated Tax (Form L- 'TWO FOR SALE" ON: BIG VALUES 1040ES) if the total estimated tax less any credits Timex Watches that are applicable exceeds $40.00. This require­ Vitamins Parity Hose 59* ment is comparable to that for IRS of State In­ 20% OFF With Coupon 2 Gallon Cold Spray $1999 come Tax. TheUniformCity Income Tax Ordiance Drugs £>:VExpires April 14,1973 r^a fc also provides for assessment of penalty for failure Vaporizer * Sundries to file such Declarations when required. Bath Scale *2" If you have any questions concerning your liability to Shaving Needs I'J.UlH.HJ-f.TTTJTTH file, you may call the Income Tax Office (372-4970 100 ct. Envelopes 33 or come to the Office at 208 E. Michigan Ave. First Aid Items All Costume CITY INCOME TAX DIVISION Mrs Roger Shutes, lab technician, processes a test Mouthwashes Jewelry 50% 0FF| Support Parity Hose 2/'6" DETMER C. SMITH, Administrator with a Coulter Counter, a new machine at Clinton Memorial Hospital, which provides twice weekly thyroid' Cosmetics Expires April 14,1973^ 96 test results. Support Stockings 2/*5 Deodorants ORDER GRADUATION 96 Hair Preparations and Heating Pads 2/7 NEEDLEPOINT CLASSES Rubber Goods COMMENCEMENT Lap Trays 99 ANNOUNCEMENTS All Materials Included REGISTER NOW! 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Kibbee St. Johns 224-2956 , BANK Windproof Lighter each 39* ST JOHNS FOWLER 10A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April A( 1973 Consumers Power requests $142 million rate income JACKSON y- Consumers only 6.4 percent in its electric or any other utility -- can sell a significant amount of despite a worsening of the Power Company filed ap­ business in the year ended energy for an uneconomic facilities to meet en­ interstate supply situation. plications Friday with the December 31, 1972; and 6.6 return on investment, and vironmental requirements. Even'so, the company is Michigan Public Service percent in its gas business, still continue to expand The costs of such facilities faced with significantly Commission requesting adjusted for weather. existing facilities to meet the are now being experienced to increased costs of gas authorization to increase its Moreover, the petition needs ol tomorrow," Mr a greater degree in deter- produced by the plant electric rates approximately says, without rate relief the Aymond said. mining revenue without countervailing in­ $59 million annually, and its company is confronted with requirements. - While such creases in sales revenues. gas rates approximately $83 During the past five years, increased revenue a furtherdecline in its rate of since inflationary economic The overall effect of the million annually, to produce return in the gas business to requirements amounted to proposed rate increases on approximately $142 million pressures have brought on a approximately $9 million in 3.9 percent, when the series of requests for utility the average residential gas additional yearly revenue. 1972, they are expected to space heating customer Marysville gas reforming rate increases, the company • increase to $20 million in 1973 Simultaneously, the plant becomes operational. has experienced continuing would be approximately and to more than $50 million $4.50 monthly, or 15 cenis a company' asks interim gas Consumers Power Board increases in costs of capital, by 1977. rate relief in the amount of Chairman and President fuel, gas, taxes, wages, day. For the electric rates, approximately $56 million A.H. Aymond said the equipment, material and "A major reason for the the effect on the average annually, pending the out­ company has applied for supplies. higher gas rates is the cost of residential customer would come of the gas rate case. these rate increases, with supplemental gas that will be approximately $1.50 In the applications to the great reluctance. He said, the company said that the be produced by the com­ monthly, or 5 cents a day. Commission, the company "We realize full well that increasing demand for pany's reforming plant near observed that the Com­ rate relief of this magnitude electric energy has resulted Marysville," Aymond said. Aymond emphasized that mission previously had must be reflected in sub­ in a projected investment of "Gas from Marysville will rate relief in any amount is stated that a reasonable rate stantially higher rates to our approximately $2.1 billion in cost more than twice as always a last resort. "The of return on the utility's customers. We wish it were new generation, trans­ much as gas obtained from simple fact" he said, "is that investment is 7.51 percent in possible to avoid rate in­ mission and distribution conventional sources. Yet, increasing costs of providing the electric business, and creases, but the harsh facts iacilities during the period Michigan is fortunate to 'service to our customers 7.53 percent in the gas of life dictate otherwise." 1973 through 1977. In ad­ have this prospective source have overtaken even the best business. However, the of supplemental gas, efforts at economical and "There is no magic by dition, the company is because without Marysville, company actually earned which Consumers Power - required to build and operate efficient operations. That is it would be impossible to where we are today." meet the needs of our existing gas customers." Consumers Power Com­ pany serves 1.1 million Production from the electric customers, and Marysville Plant will enable 915,000 gas customers in 67 of Spring comes to St Johns and, with It, some remodeling activity in the downtown the company to continue the 68 counties in the Lower business district. Here workmen install.new fronting on Quality Discount on Clinton St. HANDYMEN service to its firm customers Peninsula. \ become home owners...theMiles way We show you how to build your own home to save thousands. We precut your ^ Brownies entertain home to save you high labor costs. Build in spare hours and pay yourself $12 per DeWitt man joins hour. We furnish everything and help pay for your foundation. Step by step in­ structions. Save on time, labor, and materials. Build anywhere ... city or country. CC-Senior Citizens Land need not be paid in full. A down payment is not important. T|iey also presented a CLINTON COUNTY -- The Recognition of Troop Clinton County Senior ^^L'lSl^li^Jr^Llt!!?- Sponsorship to the Senior airport securityworKe stafa previouslyf lo r state Citizens were entertained by Fourteen State Police with nine members graduted r~PLEASE RUSH ME YOUR FREE CATALOG ON MILES BUILD IT YOURSELF HOMES"! Citizens group and brought in Mav a vear aeo. agencies. Another had first-year Brownies of Troop hand-made placements for security guards were served in a high school pre- 5£a*^?J Name / 319 at their 'March 27 graduated Friday for duty in Address the table. For the first time a guard cadet capacity at State / meeting. the Lansing Capitol Com­ City, Slate, Zip The next Senior Citizens graduating class includes a Police headquarters. One \ / Under the leadership of meeting will be held April 10. plex, bringing the active member had prior police Mrs Lester Hall, the girls civilian complement of that woman, Sally A. Dobson, \_. .-/ Florence Hartman of DeWitt who was employed prior to auxiliary service. sangseveralsongs, and did a will talk to the group about unit to 48, Col John R Plants, reading and dance. They department director, the training as a teletype her experience with cancer. reported. operator in the State Police Ten guaras have had were unable to stage a All interested persons are MILES HOMES planned puppet show due to records division at East military service. Ten were cordially invited. A potluck LANSING: Sally A. Lansing. 17016 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48236, Call: 313/885-5549 illness. The Brownies are all Dobson, 25, Ronnie C. born in Michigan, the others There is a Miles local representative in your area dinner will be served at noon in Kentucky, Tennessee, 2nd and 3rd graders, ranging in the undercroft of the Emerson 22, JohnL, Gauldin Guard recruitment was SHOET ON CASH in age from 7-11. Missouri and Florida. Seven Episcopal Church. 28, and Gary L. McLellen 22; opened to both sexes with the of the class were married. USE OURS DEWITT: Patrick W. Doody October 16, 1972 an­ 22; GRAND LEDGE: David nouncement for the position Authorized several years E Brown 30 and Johnyy E. ago by the Legislature, the by the Department of Civil Capitol Complex unit was Davis 25; DIMONDALE: Service. implemented in September, David H. Bennett 21; 1970, with State Police of­ EATON RAPIDS: Edwin T. The graduates, who hold ficers and guards to provide Breakey 42; PERRY: civil service guard 06 security for state buildings Small Change Robert C. Brazee 24; positions, their ages and in Lansing and at the state's FOWLERVILLE: William home towns at enlistment secondary complex south­ F. Finch 30; WESTLANDs i are: ' "i • '•* **• - M west of "Lansing in Windsor Richard J. Maliszewski 23; township of Eaton county. DETROIT: James M. Taylor Two guards have four-year The unit commanded by Lt 26 and PIGEON: David S. college degrees and another Flores 22. William H. Carter is under has a two-year associate jurisdiction of the Lansing degree. Including those, nine post, now located at M-78 and Turns I nto The class underwent three have had some college weeks of training at State Canal road. Unit offices are Police headquarters. The training. in the state treasury building most recent previous class At least five guards had in Lansing. Big Money... CNB & T officer attends seminar DALLAS, TEXAS - An Vice President C Lester Jenkins is senior m- officer of Clinton National Jenkins and his wife, stallment loan officer at Thelma, attended the 5 day CNB&T. Bank and Trust Co was event, which offered among the nearly 2000 seminars on innovative bankers in attendance at the installment lending. Con­ 32nd National Installment ventional financing of autos, Credit Conference sponsored mobile homes, recreational by the American Bankers vehicles, small business Association at the Statler loans and student loans were Hilton Hotel recently. also discussed. . Health Dept extends Floride sign-up

ST JOHNS -- Parents who The clinics will be held in wish their children enrolled the schools again this year in this summer's topical during the summer months. Daily Interest on fluoride program will have Current locations will be in to send in the request forms Fowier, Elsie, DeWitt, and by April 15. The Mid- St Johns. Michigan Health Dept is C LESTER JENKINS extending the deadline because they still have some Band Boosters meet Passbook Savings room left on the schedule. The program is for 3 and 4 summer scholarships again year old pre-schoolers, 2d, The Ovid-Elsie Band this year. The Boosters will 5th and 8th grade students. If Boosters met March 26 in the also assist in paying for the your dentist recommends band room at Ovid-Elsie Summer Band Camp. that your child have the High School. Minutes of the It was voted to earmark It all adds up... penny for penny, dollar for dollar, .. start sav­ treatments, he or she may January meeting and the $300 for the uniform fund.1 get in the program even if treasurer's report were May 15 was set for the they are not in the right approved. ing at Capitol Savings & Loan and watch your money grow. grade. Banti Banquet, with Mrs Mr Thayer reported that Robert White of,Elsie as It's so easy ... all it takes is a regular passbook deposit.. . If you need a form, call the the Sr Band, which received chairman. It will be potluck Health Department, St Johns a I rating at the district again. each and every week. 224-2195 or 224-7772 and they festival, has voted not to go Election of officers for the \ will send you one by return to the state festival this year. comjng year closed the mail. He also reported that the meeting. New officers-are spring concert will be given Charles -^Palen, Jti\ May 8. president; Mrs 'Robert The recent Talent Review White, vice president; Mrs give? raised approximately $300 Tr-unltBdWiy Tom Wiser, secretary; and for the bands. Mrs Adrlanne Huss, Home Office: 112 E. Allegan, Lansing UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST It was decided to help with treasurer. '

INCORPORATED 1WO • LANSING, MICHIGAN • MEMBER: FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM J ^W% ' TheGolfSeasonlsHere! I ) CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN 1 HIGHLAND HILLS ) ) - Golf Course ) ) 222 N. CLINTON AVENUE - SJ. JOHNS 7 Miles S. of St. Johns J, on U.S. 27 i Lansing Okemos Grand Ledge Lathrup Village • Championship Course } •J_ Covered Driving Range* , St Johns Mason Wifliamston Pontiac Lessons Offered I \ JL. ^ Rustic Lounge ' f CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 11A 1 "^El!!Ai£Zl Elsie group treks south for golf

and Ed Ptau at the helm, the Continuing along US 90, No one can travel Route 90 as the Elsie contingent left. University, Loyola Leaving snow covered Mr and Mrs Harold Chad- Louisville, Nashville and University, New In­ tournament events and rules the Old Spanish Trail from along the Gulf "of Mexico According to owner, Ike for play were decided and a Coast without remembering Michigan the first of the wick, Mr and Mrs Durward Birmingham while others LaRue and managers Henry ternational Trade Mart, Florida'tQ'Texas,* other month, were 10 carloads of Conklin, Mr and Mrs Homer went through Cincinnati, Audubon Park, Millenaries social hour of getting points ot interest were: Hurricane Camille of August Rushin and Dean Spencer, 1969 when many people were area golfers, wives and Hoshield, Mr and Mrs Sidney Elizabethtown, Kentucky, the new facilities will be Row, and Garden District reacquainted and meeting historic Biloxi Lighthouse friends, 35 in^all, for the • Keys, Joe Bartek, and Dr Western Parkway crossing lined with distinguished ,new friends. built in 1848 and painted killed and millions of dollars "nothing short of superb" - lost in property damage. annual trek to the Gulf Hills E.M. Slagh, all of Elsie; Mr the Mississippi River at rustic, rambling, com­ home and flower gardens. In spite of the persisting black at assassination oT Country Club for a week of and Mrs Herb Betts, Mr and Cairo, 111, driving through Also, they saw the Mc- rainy weather that_ envek President Lincoln; the They saw many visible signs fortable, but completely of remaining damages, but golf, at Ocean Springs, Mrs Adrian Cook, Mr and Missouri and Arkansas, then functional. The exterior will Fadden Home, City Park oped the South, most golfers fisheries and fishing fleets Mississippi. Mrs Carl Bates, and Mr and following the Great River with small lakes made by * managed to get in 27 holes that brought in the shrimp, marvelled at the restoration be cypress stained to a of the many homes and Although several went on Mrs Robert Watson of Road south where they natural weathered look, with slaves in the days of large each day with the sun always oysters, crab, flounder, shining for part of the time. trout, clams and catfish that businesses that had taken later to Florida, most of Ithaca; Mr and Mrs A.C. crossed back again at interior treatment to com­ plantations, old cemeteries place since last year. them returned home in time Linman, Mrs Eulah Falor, Memphis, Tenn. plement" The 56 new guest with above ground burial At the close of'the week, the everyone enjoyed in the for the big snowstorm and Orville Sillman, Mrs Gulf Hills, a thousand acre rooms will be handsomely plots, Cathedrals, Lee's local group met again for South; a greeting to the City In addition to Biloxi and arrival of the spring season. 'Dorothy Kaspar and Mrs vacation resort is located on f„™ i • , • -« Monument, many foundatins "an award session and party of Biloxi wu% an 8 Flag Ocean Springs, such towns Ilsl u 0 6L at the larger'villa, i Display, an exact replica of as Gulfport, Pass Christian, This was the 9th year at Margaret Edwards of St rth—e Gulf i»„Coastacrosj „ us, the baioy casuaSSifn^r^Vl luxury instead ?of th?e^ and memorials to famous Gulf Hills. Bernard Conklin Johns; Donald Willard of from DJBiloxi nandA ha s anan 18 men of the South and New There has been 2 types of the flags that have actually Long-Beach and Bay St Louis modern day aluminum and events for the men, a Team had born the brunt of the and Sidney Keys have Ovid; Mr and Mrs Gus hole championship course glass motel look, Orleans; ante-bellum flown over this area in its 274 perfect attendance for these Patrick, Mrs Helen Kohler which golfers have found a plantation mansions, homes Handicap Tournament and year history; and Keesler hurricane and many of the years while Herb Belts of and Ed Pfau of Lansing; Mr challenge and thrill to play in "Rev" the chef will con­ of musicians Al Hirt and an Individual Best Ball. Air Force Base (USAF local pe'ople went sightseeing Ithaca .missed but one and Mrs George Proctor of the beautiful woodland tinue his usual culinary Pete Fountain; and the Tournament, Herb Betts and Electronics Center). in that area. season. Elwell; and Mr and Mrs Max setting with its rolling magic at the kitchen range causeway and bridge across Ed Pfau were presented The Elsie area group was Capen of Wheeler. fairways. A model and "Old Pro" Ben Pott and ^•24 miles of Lake* Pont- trophies^s the League Team made up of the following: Mr Various routes were taken, residential development has Bobby Dunn and their crew chartrain. winner in the Handicap and Mrs Bernard Conklin, some by way of Fort Wayne, been laid out with many fine are keeping the course in They returned to Gulf Hill Tournament while Herb roads and homes between fine shape in spite of the that evening in time for last Betts and A.C. Linman the fairways and greens. rainy* season. call to dinner, after,a day received trophies for first Other sports to be enjoyed One carload visited they will always remember. and second places respec; were tennis, fishing, Keesler AFB the day 3 When the 'group left for tively and Sid Keys, a dozen Henry Block has swimming, horseback POW's were expected. After home at the close of the golf balls for third place in jti riding, and picnics. waiting nearly 3 hours to week, those who were not the Best Ball tournament. The Elsie area folks lived greet the men, they learned continuing on to Florida There were also 2 extra 17 reasons why you in four adjoining villas with that because of the rains the followed different routes awards given: a special central parlors where social military transport touched1 north. Two carloads without "comic award" for Worst should come to us evenings of cards and down at nearby Gulfport at a. knowledge of each others Ball to A.C. Linman and a visiting were spent. The longer runway, released the itinerary happened to select "traveling" trophy for villages surrounded a court­ men who were taken to the the same motel in Clanton, Durward Conklinas4he most for income tax help. yard looking out over Old hospital on time. Alabama on the way to improved golfer, the trophy Fort Bayou with many live to be held for a year and then Reason 13 If the IRS should call you in for There were side trips, Birmingham and were* passed on to another winner. oaks hung with Spanish stores, at the huge surprised to find their car an audit, H & R Block will go with you, at moss, tulip trees and Edgewater Plaza Shopping parked in the same area. In the women's Best Ball no additional cost. Not as a legal magnolia, and beautiful Needless to say the 9 tournament, trophies were blossoming camillias in City, where the ladies presented to Mrs Agnes representative ... but we can answer all bright red and white. There especially enjoyed the travelers enjoyed their late dinner together and a chance Proctor for first place and questions about how your tax return was were also about a hundred beautiful flowing fountains Mrs Helen Kohler and Mrs golfers living in the other 12 and exotic flowers and to recount ther pleasant prepared. J happenings of their vacation. Judy Hoshield who tied for villas. Most of them were plants. t second. There were also from the Central and Then there were stops at The next morning one various other prizes to Southern states. the famed Battleship USS foursome went on through Frances Capen, Mary Cook, Alabama in Mobile for a tour Birmingham, Nashville, to Thelma Conklin, Wealtha Three ranch-type meals a and picture-taking op­ spend overnight near In-' Betts, Marie Watson, Lucille day were always a topic for portunity at the state shrine dianapolis while the .other Patrick and Gladys Bates. conversation with Creole, built in memory of the load turned off at Bir­ French, Italian and Chinese sacrifice and courage of mingham and drove through. Appreciation to Adrian cuisine and featuring all Chattanooga, Oak Ridge, and Mary Cook, owners of Alabamians who served in the North Star Country Club kinds of seafoods, salads, WW II and Korea. They also Knoxville and Cincinnati, fruits and lucious desserts. where they made an over­ on US 27, were expressed for They were served in an crossed the Mobile Bay by their assistance in securing means of the new tunnel and night stop with relatives. The adjacent temporary dining heavy rains that later caused the trophies and prizes. Ed ram room, since Gulf Hills was in saw many of the City's Pfau was presented a gift THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE the final stages of demolition historic homes and much flooding in that area, from the group for his of the old building which was .buildings. hampered the driving-and leadership in setting up the not destroyed by the An outstanding day for one sightseeing on the return trip golf activities for the week. 109 N. Clinton Ave., St. Johns Christmas morning fire of carload of non-golfers was and the vacationers arrived Open Saturdays 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. 1971. New construction of the Mardi Gras Day in, rjew in Michigan in time for the Open Week Days 9 A.M. 5 P.M. Phone 224-4602 big snowstorm of the season. There were many signt- Gulf Hills Inn was underway Orleans where they planned seeing trips made by in­ RILEY TOWNSHIP 10 DAYS LEFT IMP APPOINTMENT NECCESSARY to take a sightseeing tour of In comparing notes after the vacation they found that, dividual carloads, such as; America's most interesting the world -famous city and hear all about the all in all, they had traveled in Bellingrath Gardens and early history, the French 12 states and played close to beautiful Home at Theodore, Regular board meeting will Quarters, Canal Street, Old 5,000 holes of golf. All of this Alabama; Dauphin Island Market places, Squares, and the sharing of pictures with its sugar-white sand NOTICE OF BIDS French and Spanish Homes, will provide conversation for beaches, reached by : parks and flowers. a lot of coffee breaks this crossing the long Dauphin be held April 9th ajt t(ie * The City of St. Johns will receive Sealed Bids for a 12 month supply Not realizing that this was spring as the golf season Bridge; Fort Gaines which is of gasoline until 2:00 p.m.. May 10, 1973 at the office of the City a very special day of the approaches. Plans -are steeped in Confederate Mardi Gras weekend, they already in the making for the history in the defense of township hall at 8 p.m. Clerk, 121 E. Walker Street, St. Johns, Michigan. soon learned that the 1974 golf vacation at Gulf Mobile Bay, now a year sightseeing busses were not Hills. around resort playground; Estimated quantities for the City of St. Johns are as follows: allowed to operate as many the Ingalls Shipbuilding of the streets were closed to Upon arrival at Gulf Hills, Works at Pascagoul^, Miss; No. 2 Fuel Oil > 1,000 Gal/Year traffic. In the rest of the Elsie "35" met at the and "Beauvoir", last home Gasoline 20,000 Gal/Year downtown New Orleans, large villa to map their of Jefferson Davis, Con- especially Canal Street, course for the week's ac­ ferate States' President. Victor Hopp Jackson Ave, and the Old tivities. With Mrs Herb Betts French Quarter, there was scarcely room for the many Bids will be opened and tabulated by the City of St. Johns. Award­ parades to move. Near ing of the bid will be by the City Commission, May 14, 1973, at perfect. weather that day rapidly increased the crowds 7:30 p.m. The City of St. Johns reserves the right to accept or re­ from early morning to late ject all or any part of the bids seemed to be in the best interest of night festivities. i an old friend for her this public agency. The Elsie group were very _ • * fortunate to find a taxi at the " Every his 'n her home needs a couple of phones. For her, our remember-when The proposal form is to be submitted in a sealed envelope bearing edge of the city to take them CANDLESTICK Phone will extend the fun, convenience and security of the the following notation: on a two and one-half hour moment, while conjuring visions of an unforgettable past. It's styled right tour of the city, so they could out of the roaring twenties in Black Bottom Black, Whiffenpoof White, City Clerk, City of St. Johns view some of the colorful and and Razzamatazz Red, So make it an old friend for her, and . 121 E. Walker Street elaborate floats and the thousands of gayly costumed St. Johns, Michigan merriment-seekers who a new one for him. filled the streets and "Bids - Gasoline" sidewalks, talking, singing, A CHESTPHONE, A real man-type Decorator telephone for his special dancing and having the time room, corner, desk or table. A rnodern stylized instrument of their lives. handsomely set in a black leather chest with walnut Specifications may be obtained at the Office of the City Clerk, 121 trim... or in carved walnut... or even with a E. Walker Street, St. Johns, Michigan. The taxidriver was born in New Orleans of Creole and sardonyx stone hunting scene French descent and knew inset on the ltd! What­ every nook and corner and it ever your taste or Thomas L. Hundley seemed to the visitors that decor, there's a City Clerk they must have been to all of fascinating selec­ them. tion of styles, Among the highlights of colors, and the tour in addition to the special-purpose Mardi Gras were: Sugar telephones in Bowl Sta dium; Tulane General SPECIAL CLINTON COUNTY Telephone's Extension ZONING COMMISSION R. E. BENSON Extravaganza, MEETING PLUMBING L A Special Meeting of the Clinton County Zoning Commission will be held on Thursday,. April 26, 1973 at 8 p.m. in .the Courthouse, HEATING St. Johns, Michigan. At that time the Commission will act on the 106 N. Clinton following: v WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP St. Johns' Phone 224-7033 From Zone. M-1, Limited Industrial to Zone B-2, General Business:

Beginning at the SE corner of the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 lying N. of GEftlERALTELEPHOnE the new M-16 as now located in Sec. 36, T5N-R3W, Twp. of Water-; 3 MASTER town, Clinton County, Michigan; thence North along the E. line of said SW 1/4 for 1500'; thence due West to a point on the West line of said SW 1/4; thence South along W. line of said SW 1/4 to a point PLUMBERS on the North line of said M-16; thence SE' ly along the line of said American-Standard M-16 to the point of beginning. * Plumbing, Hot Water Heating STYLELINE* The text of the Zoning Ordinance as proposed to be amended and a WALLPHONE , beautiful, convenient map showing the Zoning Ordinance as proposed to be amended and a tennox Warm A!r STYLELINE* telephone will put ev­ step-saver tor her erything right In the palm of tier STARUTE* 'telephone Is practical klichon, laundry room be examined at the office of the Clinton County Zoning Adminis­ Heaftng'and Air'* hand . . . handset, dial and recall luxury for "her room," Dainty high- , , . lor any place Conditioning button. She can make call after call style with dial that glows. Ideal for where It's hard lo find trator at the Courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan between the hours of without setting down the phone. night table or vanity for after-dark counter or table-fop diallng.'or as a friendly, adjustable- apace. Comes In 8:00 A.M. to 12 Noon & 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. of any day Monday, Comes In white, turquoise, pink, brightness night light. Eight decora­ choice ol eight deli­ CUSTOM^SHEET v Ivory, beige, blue, yellow, and Jet cious colors. x through Friday. . black. tor colors. j MEJAL'SHOP . Arnold R. Minarlk, Administrator , 47 Years Same Address • V CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 12A April 4,1973 DeWitt Twp Planning) Commission works with Tri-County on growth plan

The DeWitt Township pertinent information from the identification of trends formation will be prepared. arrangement of the' Town­ and the formulation oMand to the year 2000 AD. Com­ presently working toward Planning Commission and Clinton County. The and problems in the The third phase involves ship, use alternatives. ponents of the land use plan the completion of phase four. the Tri-County Regional Township Commission Township community.' After the development of proposed, Phase four- consists of .. In addition, a finalized will be completed with the Phase five, the final step, Planning Commission are assists in gathering this this material -has been goals, policies, and possible coordinating all information land use map will be DeWitt Township Planning will utilize the information cooperating in a 5 phase data, and reviews and refined to include com­ actions stemming from the in the preceding phases in developed to: support a Commission and the Tri- and input of the Tri-County work program which will discusses the inventory and munity potentials, it will be information in phases one preparation of a final draft zoning map of proposed County Regional Planning Regional Planning Com­ culminate in the develop­ analysis presented by the formulated into a draft text and two. These policies and summary of the growth plan. zones in the Township, show Commission in a series of mission, the DeWitt Plan­ ment of a Township growth Tri-County Regional for review with the DeWitt goals will be identified in a' This includes the application maximum use and public discussion meetings. ning Commission, and the plan in mid-1973, Planning Commission. Township Planning Com­ draft report with special of goals, policies, and actions development of the Town­ The DeWitt Township' public throughout the i The initial phase of the . The second phase, founded mission. Based upon the attention to the impact which reflect community ship, and indicate stages of Planning Commission and program in preparation of a program will consist of upon the interaction and review and discussion, a policy determination has needs and attitudes on development by land use the Tri-County Regional final growth plan for DeWilt compiling all existing in­ results'in phase one, includes finalized draft of the in­ upon the physical Township growth situations, type at various time periods Planning Commission are Township. f formation (studies etc) on 'DeWitt Township, and other f=REHMANN'S of St. johns=i[ L&L 'winners O-E Board of Education holds special meeting A special meeting of the custodians. Sup Don Kenney ST JOHNS -- Winners of Temple, president, OEEA: Director of Buildings and Rick Reese, a student, was the L&L Restaurant An­ Ovid-Elsie* Area Schools reports that negotiations will Patricia Pohl, teacher; Grounds; Hugel Leonard, niversary Celebration Board of Education was held begin whenever the 2 groups present to take pictures of can get together at a Joanne Ford, teacher; Principal at East and North the Board members for the drawing were Duane Davis, March 26, with all members William Case, assistant Elementary; Blaine Lenlz, school yearbook. who receive^ a 9-1/2 lb ham; present * mutually convenient time. principal at O-E High Principal of O-E High School Judy Snyder,'7-1/2 lb ham; Board president David Hill Kinney said he doesn't an­ School; Lawrence Nicholas, and Dave Schwark, local Adjournement came at Joseph Sobula, knife set; read a letter from the In­ ticipate any problems with 10:34 pm with an executive the talks. The custodians' principal at EE Knight and resident. All were present as Nick Kurncz, RCA radio; ternational Union of Bannister; Max JRivest, observers. session following. Kenyon L. Hathaway, knife Operating Engineers present contract expires set; and Jerry Powers, 2 T- regarding the start of June 30. ' bone steak dinners. negotiations for the The Board reviewed in­ formation from Granger Legion Auxiliary holds meeting Construction regarding a steel Butler building for the ST JOHNS -- The Unit 153* will sponsor Nelda McWilliams and NOTICE ON DOGS bus maintenance garage. It American Legion Auxiliary was decided that before a Raymond Chase, social Marjorie Pardee served to Edwin T Stiles Unit 153 science teacher at Rodney B refreshments. specific bujlding was or­ held its regular meeting Keep This Number dered, more information Wilson Junior High, in March 20, with president competition for the 3-week would be needed on concrete Ann Walker presiding. ijtnd erection. Sup Kenney set $500 scholarship at Valley North 224-6791. up an appointment to meet Community Service Hour Forge July 2-20. with a local contractor., sheets were distributed to Bengal members to be filled out and The Legion and Auxiliary Payment of general fund returned to Velma Beaufore birthday party was By Mrs. William Ernst bills totalling $118,722.10 was or brought to the next rescheduled for March 24, Phone 583-5391 Effective immediately all dog complaints, approved. meeting. with ham, rolls and coffee pickups and strays, etc. are to be directed to Bob Foreback, coordinator It was voted to send the furnished. Mr and Mrs Erwin Teidt Animal Control Division of Clinton County of Business Education, was National Legislative Bulletin hosted their card party Sheriff Department. present to show slides of to the library at Saginaw Foreign Relations group at dinner and cards on students and * .businesses Veterans Hospital. Chairman Jean Dunham will Saturday evening, March 24. involved in the co-op It was decided to send $10, conduct the April 17 meeting. program. Foreback com­ Members are requested to Sunday evening, March 25, each to the "For Freedom Mr and Mrs Edwin Mohnke Phone: 224-6791 piled the slides himself. Seminar at Valley Forge and bring articles made in Hong President Hill recognized to the Nurses Scholarship Kong to,display at the of South Bengal and Maxine meeting. Ernst called on Mr and Mrs visitors including Jeanne Fund. i Robert Beckhorn of Ionia. Mr and Mrs Floyd Foerch were Friday evening, March 23, supper guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Steve Thelen and Sherry of Fowler. A weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Leo C. Fox and Bruce was their son and brother, Douglas Gwyer of Benton Harbor.

Fowler Dj MlbS Cecilia Tliflen Phone 593-2613

Mrs Edward McClow and Mrs Agnes Fox were HAGGAR CLAN TARTANS with the lofty feel of Tuesday dinner guests and Highland breeze1*. !Tis a classic wool Tartan plaid of visitors of, Mrs "Robert Shipley of St Johns.' ' 70% Datron® |)ol>esteiiand 30% worsted wool, up­ Mrs Charles Simon and dated in the Haggar tradition of Mrs George Weber visited styling and value: gentleman tuft's, HAGGAR Mr and Mrs Walter Brown in belt loops, and subtle Hai e. $22.50 Ypsilanti on Saturday. slacks Mrs'Ella Krauss and Mrs Mary Baxter spent Monday Other Hagger Slacks 514°° & UP afternoon in Lansing. Mr and Mrs Clair Thelen, CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S LARGEST Mr and Mrs Gerald Thelen SELECTION! THOUSANDS OF and.Mr and Mrs Dale De Boer celebrated Mrs Arnold SLACKS TO CHOOSE FROM Thelen's birthday Sunday. A collection of the world's rarest postage stamps would have an estimated value of REHMANN'S half a million dollars or CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS - SHOES more, and yet the entire for DAD and LAD accumulation easily would ST. JOHNS. fit in a man's wallet. GENERAL PUBLIC SURVEY We at Ditmer Broadcasting Company desire to obtain your opinion as to the most important needs and problems of the area. The results of this survey- are to be submitted to the Federal Communications in connection with an application to be filed by-Radio Stations WRBJ-am & WRBJ-fm. YOUR NAME. DATE: ADDRESS RACE: .SEX. AGE: (Circle one) OCCUPATION 12-15; 16-18; 19-21; 22-30; 31-40; and over 50

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,«I'1S*'' HUB TIRETENTER ,. Thank you, Clinton County's Largest Radial Dealer / ,^^_B.F Goodj __rich , l Robert D: Ditmer, Pros. 1411 North,US-27 Phone 224-3218 St. Johns' AmcricavntmiwRidbiTireMakw Ditmer Broadcasting Company If you want Goodrich, you'll just have to remember Goodrich, l\ ' April 4, 1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St; Johns, Michigan Fv 7- 13A M • \ j Clinton area obituaries Bannister The Busy Green Clovers 4- H Club met recently at the Lulu Van Orsdol Maynard Beck since 1950. Hazel Turk home of Mr and Mrs , Ms Stephens was born in Raymond Stewart. The-girls Ithaca July 18,1883, the child Hazel A. Turk, formerly of . UOWGSSO -. Lulu VanOrs- ST JOHNS -- Maynard J. practiced modeling for the 4- of Victor E and Amelia M St Johns, Lansing and Largo, H Achievement night Roll - dol, 84,124-1/2 E Clinton St, Beck, 64, Route 3, Greenbush (Brown) Stephens. She was a Florida, died Saturday Twp, died March 28 at his call was answered by telling - Ovid, died March 29 at member of the Unitarian March 31 at a hospital in their name and what they i Owosso Memorial Hospital residence following a brief Church. Oxnard, California where illness. are doing for 4-H, Six new • following a month-long Funeral services were she had recently retired. members joined the group, > illness. Services were held March conducted March 31 at Hoag She was a graduate of St Refreshments were served Services were held March 31 at Osgood Funeral Home Funeral Home, St Johns. The Johns High School and a life by the Stewarts and "*3Lat the Houghton Chapel of in St Johns. The Rev Paul Rev Averill Carson of­ member of Eastern Star. Bearups. ' Osgood Funeral Homes in Jones officiated, with in­ ficiated, with burial at terment at Eureka After services in Oxnard, r- Ovid. The Rev Wayne Eureka Cemetery. her remains will be interred k'.Gassman officiated, with Cemetery. The United Methodist Surviving are several at St Johns. Women of Bannister met g interment at Ovid Cemetery. Mr Beck was born in nieces and nephews, Clinton County Aug 9, 1908, recently In Wesley Center. t - Cemetery. Mrs John Schlarf gave the \ ' A native of Michigan, she the son of Frank Beck and Josephine Upclyke the former Edna Crom. He lesson telling of her ex­ U was born March 26, 1889 to William Zatocil perience at a camp retreat, I1 William and Estella was a graduate of St Johns LANSING -- Services were High School, and resided at* Camp Barakel. Mrs Robert VanOrsdol. Funeral services were held March 28 for Josephine Valentine gave the worship Several great nieces and the Route 3 address most of held for William Zatocil, 58, W. Hoffman Updyke, 99,2412 i his life, and explained the worship nephews survive. >of 428 E Main St, Elsie, at the S, Logan,,.Lansing, at the getting.' • In June of 1929 he married Carter Funeral Home March Corsline-RUnciman Funeral Home. Mrs Kenneth Swanson i Ella Mae Johnson in Bowling 29. The Rev David Litchfield Green, Ohio. A member of Born in Westphalia Feb 28, conducted the business Bertha Youry officiated and burial was at meeting. It was voted to send Salem United Methodist Riverside Cemetery. 1874, she resided most of her Brian Seyfried of 3440 Cutler, DeWitt, Mich and Jeff Chant of 6952 Airport, DeWitt, Church, he was also af­ life in Riley Twp and the monthly mission money r Mr Zatocil died March 27 Mich of the St Johns FFA Chapter were the 1973 delegates to the FFA State Convention. to the Methodist Community r SAGINAW --' A former filiated with the Michigan at Carson City Hospital after Westphalia. A homemaker, Here they arc seen with Miss Michigan 1972 Terri Cousino. They are visiting with Miss Horticulture Society and a she was married to William House in Grand Rapids. r 'tElsie area resident, Bertha an illness of 18 months. He Michigan about the outstanding career opportunities in Agriculture and Natural Another motion gave $50 to "•I.G. Youry, 58, of Saginaw, life member of the Michigan was born Nov 3,1914 in Sioux Updyke, who preceded her in Beekeepers Assn. He was death. Resources. The FFA State Convention was held as a part of Farmers' Week on the ,the United Methodist Youth ^passed away Friday in St Falls, SD. He married Ann of Bannister to support their employed as a farmer. Burial was at Deep Dale Michigan State University Campus, For further information about these career op­ :fLukes Hospital. • Zalinski in Ithaca on March United Nations Trip. The Survivors include his wife, 15, 1958. Memorial Park, with the portunities, please write to the Coordinator of Student Programs, College of Agriculture t Funeral services were and Natural Resources, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48823. April meeting will have as j held March 19 at the Ella; 1 son, John of Route 3, He resided most of his life Rev Ei. Woldt of Christ the program the 5 young Lu theran rt n I Cederberg Funeral Home in St Johns; 2 daughters, Mary in the Chapin and Elsie areas c ^ i plating. people that toured the United jtiSaginaw, with burial in Jane Larsen, Appleton, and formerly owned a tavern Survivors' include her son- Nations in New York and \Roselawn Cemetery, Wise; Donna Jean Oatley, in Elsie. Mr Zatocil also in-law, Russel' Harper, studied the government ' JSaginaw. Cadillac; 1 brother, Gaylord owned and operated a party Lansing; 2 nieces, Edith Washington D.C. in of St Johns; a sister, Dorothy Speerbreck, St Johns; Nera Food stamp changes S T Mrs Youry was born June story in Ypsilanti. *26,1914 in Marion Springs, to Cressman, St Johns; and 6 Surviving are his widow, Rose, Eagle; 2 nephews, grandchildren. Tony Speerbrecker, St .Anton and Julia Karger. Ann; 1 daughter, Rosalene Johns, and Tony Neuphor of announced by USDA ?\ Surviving are 1 son, Bensinger, Elsie; 1 son, Lansing. \ Kenneth C. Youry of Gerald of Waterford; 10 WEAR f California; 3 sisters, Mrs Howard Ward grandchildren; 1 sister, Mrs YOUR Felix Svoboda, and l | Antonio Lytle of Saginaw, Josephine WASHINGTON, DC - The person can be charged with a published by the Bureau of fMrs Marie Sullivan of BENZIE COUNTY -- brother, Emil, both of Meadowlands, Minn. US Dept of Agriculture violation, other than fraud, Labor Statistics, food stamp 'j Springfield, Mo; Mrs Louise Howard W. P. Ward, 53,9321 Hoffman recently announced an of the Food Stamp Act on the coupon allotments will in­ I Anderson of Roundup, Looking Glass Brook Rd} amendment to food stamp basis of information con­ crease on July 1. S Montana; 2 grandchildren Wacousta, died March 27 Josephine _ Speerbrecker regulations which makes the tained in the certification from injuries sustained in an Minnie Hoffman, 99," a resident of This action also increases land several nieces and use of public assistance affidavit of public assistance maximum income eligibility § nephews. automobile accident in Lansing, many years, died withholding an option of Benzie County. Peterson households. standards and changes March 26 at Okemos. state agencies and deletes This new amendment is purchase requirements for Funeral services were She was born in West­ the provision that no person Funeral services were effective immediately. some households. The held at Wacousta United phalia, Clinton County Feb can be charged with maximum income standard Methodist Church March 30. held Monday at the Carter Since the Food Stamp Act 28, 1874. violations based on in­ requires that the value of for the 4-person household Burial with Masonic Rites Funeral Home in Elsie for Funeral services were formation in his affidavit. Mrs Minnie Coon Petersen, coupon allotments be ad­ will increase from $373 to was made at Wacousta held at Gorsline Runciman $387. Opot&tte>i Cemetery. The Rev Ted Otto 70, of Middleville, former Changes in coupon justed annually to reflect Lansing Chapel Wednesday, allotment were also an­ officiated. resident of Elsie. March 28 at 2:30 pm with changes in the prices of food The Rev C. William Martin nounced, with an increase to from VAN W. HOAG Mr Ward lived in Rev E.L. Woldt, Christ become effective July 1 for Wacousta and Lansing, and officiated and burial was in Lutheran Church officiating. Riverside Cemetery. all participants in the was a member of the Burial was in Deepdale program. the Dear friends. Wacousta Community Services were held -Memorial'Park. previously in Middleville The amendment was United Methodist Church, Her husband Willima and necessary to conform with Society of Manufacturing where she resided for many daughter, Mrs Viorena Peivamo most It deserves emphasis that: provisions of the Social the time, the place; the char­ Engineers, Lansing Chapter years. She passed away Harper preceded her in Thursday at Blodgett Security Amendments of ' by MRS. IRENE FOX ph. 593-3359 acter of the funeral service, 109, and Wacousta Lodge 359, death and also 2 brothers and 1972 (Public Law 92-603). It the merchandise used, the F&AM. Hospital in Grand Rapids. 3 sisters. famous cemetery selected - these are makes the withholding of Blue Star meeting was Immaculate Heart of Mary He was with Demmer Tool Mrs Petersen was a She is survived by her son- food stamp purchase held Wednesday evening. decisions of the family of the member of the United Church. The body reposed at deceased. The funeral-direc­ & Die as an engineer for 20 in-law, Russell Harper and 2 requirements from public Those attending were Mrs the Alts Funeral Home in tor acts only as a representa­ years. , Methodist Church. nieces and 2 .nephews,,;Miss ^assistance checks v a Regina Kramer, Mrs;Macy basket f She is survived 'by 'her Grand Rapids. tive of life family. ' •Surviving areV.nis wife, Smi}j£- Mrs Irene Eedewa, Mr.and Mrs John Grantz tits*? •TUP cler'syma'tf 'should "be ,K, 1 husband and several Mrs" Cornelia Schafer., Mrs •E16isdi 2; "Saris! Gary Mf Vera^ose.rW Speet^, T$e ^legislation" also Shelby spent Sunday,with Mr, consni^c^ih'Watters that con­ Fremont, ' arid D'onal'd, cousins..^,* . i if Ardis Ludwick; Mrs Rita phe cern him before any decisions brecker.and.Authony.NufferX 'revoked the provision that rib and Mrs Donald Wood. a re'made. Plymouth; 2 sister, Marian Miller, Mrs Vera C.ook, Mrs Mrs Dorothy Schiska Marian Kenyon, Lansing and Hilda Schafer, Mrs Marion returned home Monday world M ; Ruth Steinhoff, Goodrich; 3 Hafner, Mrs Irene Smith, following a 2 months stay Respectfully, brothers, John and Arthur of Mrs Mary Ann Wood, Mrs Lansing, William, Arlington, Red Cross lists Dorothy Schneider and Mrs with her daughter and Va; and 2 grandchildren. Irene Fox. Mrs Cornelia husband, Dr and Mrs Gordon Schafer being hostess, Lindblom and daughters assisted by Mrs Dorothy""1 Dawn, Mary and Doris at poison prevention hints Houston, Texas. Phone. 224-6116 ^v &/J*-*?r- Sybil Stephens Schneider and Mrs Mary Ann Wood. The' mystery LANSING -- The American container in water and skin when using insect package was won by Mrs Kb CA JON, CALIF - Sybil Red Cross has issued a list of discarding it. Date all drugs poisons, weed killers, Hilda Schafer. First in Pedro Elmira Stephens, 89, 4527 recommendations to prevent when you buy them. Weed solvents and cleaning was Mrs Vera Cook. Con­ LET US BE YOUR Landis, San Diego, Calif, out the leftovers regularly, solation Mrs Mary Ann Wood died March 27 at Magnolia children from' 'swallowing agents. Follow directions and Mrs Dorothy Schneider, household articles that are especially prescription carefully. Be sure to wash fioaq Funeral Home Convalescent Hospital. A dri^gs your physician or­ Coffee and cookies were former resident of St Johns, poisonous: thoroughly after each use of served by committee. Mrs dered for a particular these things, and promptly ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN she resided in California illness. Rita Miller will be the April 1) Keep household remove contaminated Hostess, assisted by Mrs products out of the reach and 8) Do not eat or serve clothing. If products are Anna Huhn and Mrs Marion out of sight of children, foods that look or smell spilled, be certain to clean up Hafner. The April meeting CLINTON COUNTY preferably in a locked abnormal. thoroughly. will be April 25. cabinet or closet. If you must 9) Forbid small children 11) Call the Red Cross, 484- BOARD OF leave the room, even for an to eat or drink drugs, 7461, to register for a first aid Mr Frank Silvernail and limn i^iiiim I mi \MI inn- -HUHT; instant while using one of chemicals, plants or berries course - to learn poison Mrs Carl Walter hosted a COMMISSIONER'S these products, remove the they find. prevention. bridal shower April 1 at the CrxJfl Coid I t c container to a safe spot. 10) Protect your eyes and Silvernail home, honoring 2) Store medicines R(=*tir&ri i&nrhckrc tneir niece, Kathi Schafer of MEETING separately from household cleaners, and always keep xenrea reacners Jackson ^athi will become A meeting of the Clinton County Board of these items in their original to meet the bride of John Brielmaier, ST. JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE Commissioners will be held on Tuesday, April containers, never in cups or Jr, of Adrian in May. soft drink bottles. * A family gathering took & TIRE CENTER 10, 1973. At 1:30 p.m. the Board will act on 3) Do not take medicine April 9 place at the home of Mr and the following rezoning application: from an unlabeled bottle. Be Mrs Don Wood Sunday. sure* that all products are Sunday guests at the home properly marked and read ST JOHNS - Clinton of Mr and Mrs Gary Char- GREENBUSH TOWNSHIP the label before using. County Chapter of Michigan trand were Mr and Mrs Bob From Zone B-1, Local Business to Zone B-2, 4) Always turn the light on Retired Teachers meeting Lincoln and family of Muskegon. General Business: before taking or giving will be held in the Com­ medicine , munity Room of the Central Gary Chartrand a surgical 5) Since children tend to' National Bank of St Johns patient at St Johns Memorial 635 feet East and West by 670 feet North and imitate adults, avoid taking" Monday, April 9, at7:30 pm. Hospital expects to be home South in the SE corner of the NE 1/4 of Sec­ medicine in .their presence; There will be a. business the weekend of April 1. 6) In speaking of meeting at7:30 followed by a Mrs William Cook spent tion 8, T8N-R2W. the weekend with her medicines to children, call hobby show. daughter and husband, Mr them by their names and do and Mrs Al Fuja of Durand. Arnold R. Minarik, not refer to them as candies. Zoning Administrator She returned home Tuesday. Safeguard pills which are Mrs Vera Cook was candied, flavored or colored •the discharged from Sparrow since children eat them like Carol Burnett, rollicking come­ Hospital in Lansing Thurs­ candy. dienne whose XV show delights day following eye surgery 7) Clean out your millions, wants everyone, every­ St Johns Tuesday, Mar 20. NOTICE OF medicine cabinet where, tQ Join the. American Family Style Chicken periodically. Get rid of old Cancer Society's Crusade to wipe* Albert Waidelich returned Dinner at r^ewamo 21 Club, out cancer. She's holding the doers medicines by flushing them to his home in Wisconsin on Sunday, Aprils, 11:00 am BIDS down the drain, rinsing the "Sword of Hope," emblem of the after spending 2 weeks with to 3:00 pm. cancer-fighting Society. Mrs Austie Waidelich. They HermanMartin,72, passed •Sealed bids for comprehensive insurance program will had just returned from a 6- away at a Grand Rapids Your funeral director: someone rbe received until 3:00 p.m./June 8, 1973 in the week trip to Florida, the gulf Hospital Wednesday who does at a time when so much .Office of the City Clerk, 121 E. Walker Street and west central states. evening. Herman was the needs doing. > ^(Municipal Building), St. Johns, Michigan. The bids CLINTON COUNTY son of the late Mr and Mrs must be sealed and bear the name of the bidder on Lori Pyle spent the John Martin of Grand outside of the envelope and be plainly marked "Com­ ZONING COMMISSION weekend with Mrs Austie Rapids, Funeral services prehensive Insurance Program Bid". The bids will be Waidelich. were Saturday7 at 10 am at .1 publicly opened and read at this time and referred to MEETING •the City Commission for awarding, study or rejection -;at their regular meeting on June 11, 1973 at 7;30 ip.m, in the City Commission Chambers, 121 E. INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! 4Walker Street. The Clinton County Zoning Commission will hold a :",The City of St. Johns reserves the right to reject any regular meeting on Thursday, April 19,1973 at 8:00 -*. HOME-FARM OSGOOD— ^or all bids and to waive any defects In the bids or bid- p.m. in the Courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan. F'UNERAL HOMES j'ding in the best interest of the City of St. Johns and h*#* BUSINESS a mtmbar at Vaccept the.proposal, which in the opinion of the City Any persons having interests in the pounty or their 0§60QD<%*£G0ERGE^ ' ST. JOHNS " FOWLER Commission, best serves the interest and needs of the duly appointed representatives Will be heard relative AUT0 ^America Group : City of St. Johns. to any matters that should properly come before the fefe 4 flBBOTT^V-HOUGHTOna^ MAPLE RAPIDS OVID Zoning Commission. £ Thomas L. Hundley ^ ^ LANTERMAN INSURANCE Arnold R, Minarik' 200 W. State, St, Johns, PHONE 224-76J4 BRUCE LANTERMAN I City Clerk . Zoning Administrator 14A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 4,1973 ads get the lob done

FOR RENT: 120 acres soy- NORWOOD APARTMENTS MOTHERS AND OTHERS1 FOR SALE: A.K.C. regist­ VACUUM SALES & SERVICE bean or corn ground. South- JN DeWitt, Rustic Villa Help Wanted If you need money we need ered St. Bernard puppies. Klrby Center of St. Johns, •east of Eureka. Tom Irrer apartments In Westphalia, - youl Earnings of $120 for Excellent markings. Father SH0E 1104 S. US-27, FederalLand 224-7685. 49-lp Rlvervlew apartments In' SALESMAN.'Full time three evenings' work. Will was AKC Champion. Phone CLASSJFIlto AD PAGES and Bank Building. 224-7222. Portland, 2 bedroom units, P^t time. Fringe bene- train. Queen's Way To 669-3885. ' 49_ip 23-tf-nc FOR RENT: 1 bedroom apt. au feature built-in appli- fits and good working condl- Fashion. Call DeWitt 669- BEAUTIFUL WEDDINGTn- with kitchen. Private and ances, private entrances, Hons. Apply at Economy 9346. 44-12p-nc FOR SALE: AKC Registered CASH RATE: 50 pel- word, quiet, separate units. Adults carpeting, security deposit Sn°e Store in St Johns, vitations and accessories. Golden Retriever puppies. 5 Speedy service. Fink- Minimum 500 per insertion. only, no pets. 224-7740 required. Nopets. 669-9879, 49-3p weeks , $75. for male, $100 49-lp 587-3811 or after 4:00', 669= ~ " - " ------Jobs beiner's, Fowler. Ph. 593- 6 serv feB b a in for vour for female. 224-2744 49-3p 2606. 41-tf e.Ad SSYiwithin '«.?10 day? s oi'f ?insertion , V .P V 9 charged ------98i5i egj gg.tf WANTED: Male or female Wanted FOR RENT: House with - _ •_ _ ~*_ Market research, hourly FOR SALE: 2 purebred St. BOX NUMBERS in care of this offica add $1.00 extra lot. New paint, car- ~ rate and expenses. Car nec- NEED LAWN OR GARDEN Bernards $50.00 or best LET US RECOMMEND a pet, gas heat, new water ST. JOHNS — OVID," now ' essary. No selling. Hours HELP? Call D & J Grass­ offer. Ph. 651-6209. painter or paper hanger for heater, garage, with option showing new 3 bedroom flexible. Call 372-1349. roots Service. Phone either you. YcWsherwin Williams Dealer, Finkbeiner's, Fow­ td buy. Ring 224-2150 eve- homes, 2 floor plans, large 49-lp 224-3617 or 224-4165. 49-lp FOR SALE: 3 Purebred ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE ACCEPTED ler. Ph. 593-2606. 41-tf nlngs. 49-lp living room and kitchen or ------beagles, one registered. UNTIL 5 PM MONDAYS WITH THE living, kitchen and dining WANTED: Part time man WANTED: Babysitting in my 48-3p EXCEPTION OF THOSE ADS GOING' or 224-3085. FOR SALE: Carpathian FOR RENT: Office space room. Carpeting and inlaid woman to work in small home. 834-5718. 49-3p-tc English walnut trees. 5120 INTO TRI-COUNTY SHOPPING 'available, May 1. Inquire at throughout. Formica coun- appliance business. 224- FOR SALE: Shepherd pup­ E. Parks. Harold Coffman NEWS. DEADLINE FOR THOSE IS the Farm Credit Building, ter tops, built In range, 2766. ^ 49_tf WANTED: Babysitting in pies for sale. $5.00 Shep­ 48-3p-tc 9:00 AM MONDAY 1104 South U.S. 27. Phone vanity in bath, full basement. - - - -*---- — your home. Have small herd dog to give away. 224- 224-7127. 49-tf Financing available. Call WANTED : We would like Stt child of my own. Day or 2278. 47-3p FOR SALE: Potatoes FOR FAST RESULTS-PHONE 224-2361 _ _-______-_ Mr. James Augsbury, area to welcome you into the night. Call 224-2753. Also Johns onion farm. 2 3/4 or ENTERPRISE 8201 FOR RENT: Funiisi.ntl code 313-732-7970, 28-tf world of Real Estate. We wanted - small apartment. 'miles north on U.S. 27. - Miscellaneous noartmenl for single per- - - - - need aggressive sales 49-3p 43-tf-tc SHADE TREES- 6 to 8 ft. people to neIp us m a $2.75 Fruit trees, flowering son. Private entrance and pEWAM0: New 3 bedroom erow- POSITION WANTED: Cus­ Items FOR SALE: 430 Case Die­ trees and shrubs, ever­ bath. Close-in. Ph. 224- ranch flnancing available. "S business. Prefer exper- tom plowing by the acre. FOR SALE: 1972 Bultaco 4465 or 224-3681. 48-tf enced but will consider sel tractor like new. 69 greens, grapevines, berry Call Pedewa BuIlders Inc Kenneth Heibeck Sr. Rt. 5 Pursang. Good condition. _ ___-__-. g8 *<* °m, board 1969 Boatel Snowmobile # 224-3023. 44-tf „„* ------,. „ . ooci and wages. Live in. Write T.V. antenna with rota and FOR RENT: Upstairs 1 Per month. nCall 00224-2361 ffrHnfnnPnimfvw™™ AC6575, taken from my Phone 862-5391 bedroom anartment T arep from 8:00 to 5:00 or 120- Box F ^Clinton County News .all hardware. Only $99.95 yard March 28th. Either re­ THERE IS NOW a Timex CAMPERS - PICKUP COV­ LOADS OF LIVING oearoom apartment.Large _ ,, ...... St. Johns, Michigan 48879 651-6139. ' 49-4p-tc^ 37] 4032 f turn or call 834-5196. I Repair Service in Michigan. ERS AND EQUIPMENT - SPACE offered in this rooms. Utilities Included. ,WJ ,w* collect alter b.uu. ° will come and pick it up, Free estimates will be sent, Sales and Service - WING 4 bedroom bi-level at FOR SALE: Papec Blower Must have references and 48-dh-tf •.!_"!! no questions asked. on all repairs, do not send MFG. AND SALES 1101 Hampshire Drive, deposit required. 45-tf -- 48- inches. 30 ft. of pipe 49-lp-tc money. We also repair all 5349 Wisner Rd. 1/2 mile large family rm. w/, -..__--___ ------^n opportunity for aggres- with it. Excellent condition. WANTED TO RENT:Desir- sive man or woman wh0 other makes of watches. west and ' 3/4 Miles North fireplace, separate uti­ able Clare Feldpausch, 593-2138, APARTMENT FOR RENT: retired couple wishes W3ms to sell new and used LOST one large canvas in Please send watches to' of Ashley, Phone 847-3171 lity rm., din. rm. and to rent a 48-lp Parkside Manor apartment furnished house in cars> Good working condi- the vicinity of Meridian Rd. Timex Repair Service, P.O. 49-tf eating space in kitchen in Fowler. 3 - 2 and 1 bed- St. Johns or elsewhere about' ttoriaj automobile furnished,- and Hollister Rd. Small re­ Box 128, Klnde, Mich. 48445. a good buy, #143. Mav L W1U lve room apartments available £ ownership insurance available, good . ward. Contact 834-5939. 40-tf GOOD HOME for re­ care Have also looking for resident - excellent refer- retirement plan. Apply in 49-3P AL GALLOWAY tired couple or couple manager.Call Fedewa Build-- ences. Please phone, 725- person, all applications con- SIDING - AWNINGS - EN­ starting out, 11/2story ers Inc., 587-3811 47-5-tc WW Owosso. 49-lp fidential. See Norman Cain CLOSURES . Winter dis­ USED FARM EQUIPMENT at 919 N. Oakland, 2 at Cain Buick Pontiac, 210 Pets counts available. For your: bedrooms up, 1 down, W. Higham St., St. Johns, free estimate call Raven TRACTORS - COMBINES - CORNHEADS din-kitchen comb, w/ Mich. Phone 224-3231. Real Estate FOR SALE: Moving and must Enterprises. 882-5025. snack bar, 1 1/2 baths, 32-tf-nn TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS - PICKERS FURMAN Wanted sell AKC registered male 38-tf 1st floor laundry, only St. Bernard, 1 year. Had all TRACTOR PARTS - REBUI LT HEADS $23,800.00 #110 REALTY CO. WANTED TO BUY: Farm HELP WANTED: Waitress shots. Loves people, house- and cook. Apply in person FOR SALE:'1972 Kawasaki NICE 2 family w/extra land. Good dairy farm, 100 broken. $75. Call 834-2867 GOOD SELECTION AT ALL TIMES large lot, full basement at the Roadhouse, 902 E. 1700 miles. 862-5068.48-3p - 1515 N. US-27 mile radius. $50,000,00 to 49-lp and garage, 9 rms. for State -St.- 224-9982 48-3p $90,000.00. Phone 313-266- Phone (517V224-4713 or 224-4300 only $24,000.00 near all i 224-3236^' l> 4425 evenings. 43-9p-fic the schools. #101. Pi r st Far m North of St. Joh ns on HONDA AUCTION CALENDAR US -27 BUILDING this year? Have LAMBERT DRIVE nice nice 5 and 10 acre building Business HONDA ST. JOHNS, MICK C olonial, w/ 3 large sites. Opportunity HONDA Thursday, April 5th at 12:30 p.m. Allen Gerken bedrooms, family rm., Large farm machinery auction. Five miles east 2 car garage, full base­ NICELY REMODELED 4 See Or Call of Hemlock, Michigan, I mile north on Graham ment in Prince Estates BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: bedroom home in South end Rd., 1 mile east on Geddes Rd, TRACTORS #118 of town. Full basement, Earn free Easter clothing NORM MF 1100 Diesel 18 X 4 X 34 tires. all carpeted except kitchen by having a Queen's Way Saturday, April 7 at 12:30. Harold Butzin - John M.F. 65 Diesel-mafcic 15.5 x 38 tires. Fashion show in your home. BEAUTIFUL LARGE built-in range, oven, dispos­ NORM Dfjere 3020 diesel. John Deere 2010 gas-tractors. Oliver 1890 Diesel w/duals. OLDER HOME ten Call 224-4195 today. M.F. 65 Diesel w/13.6 x 38 tires. al, garage and workshop. NORM 1965 John Deere 45 squareback edible bean combine. rooms total, sitting rm. $22,900. 49-lp-tc Complete line of farm equipment. Located 3 miles Farmall M engine, overhauled, good tires. A.C. WD new engine overhaul. w/fireplace, includes DETRICH south of Saginaw on M-13 to Moore Rd., 1/2 mile plenty of furniture, new NEW EXCLUSIVE OFFER­ DIFFERENT 4 bedroom AT MIKE PUNG east. ING in St. Johns area. 138 furnace, 2 car garage. multl -level with 2,000 MOTOR SALES PLOWS #116 square feet of living space year old company seeking International i-mounted plow. distributor in St. Johns area ALMA PH. 463-2161 Thursday, April 12th at 9:30 a,m, Eldon Ging­ 5 x 16 sem 604 E. OAK ST. This 2 car garage, full base­ John Deere 316 mounted trash plow. ment. Extra lovely LARGE Opportunity unlimited. Earn OR EVENINGS rich. Farm machinery. Dairy and feeding equip­ well kept home features $15,000 a year part time or ment. Harvestoro silos and cattle Located 1 mile MF 516 semi-mounted plow no. 88. 4 bedrooms, new car­ landscaped yard. $23,900. SHEPHERD more full time. $1500 invest­ east, 1/2 south, 3/4 east and the first place south peting and drapes, large " PH. 828-5882 3 BEDROOM RANCH Built ment is protected by invent­ of Leroy, Michigan.(follow the auction signs from DISCS din. rm., carpeted kit­ in 1968. Nice, full dry ory. Write State Wide Incor­ 131.) 12 ft. Heavy Duty wheel disc. chen w/dishwasher, dis­ basement, gas heat. On porated. 3308 S. Cedar St., J.D. 10 ft. wheel disc. posal, built-in stove in­ INT. 14 ft. wheel disc. corner lot. $27,900 Suite # 7, Lansing, Michigan WIN Saturday, April 14th at 12:30 p.m. Harold cluded, 2 car attached 48910 for information. 49-2p 00 Jamieson and Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Bour- garage, good land­ PRINCE ESTATES Sharp 3 OTHER EQUIPMENT scaping on large lot. *50 saw. Orchard and farm equipment. Located Freeman Loader for MF 65. bedroom ranch, large family BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY #136 1 mile north of Mapleton, Michigan on M-37 John Deere 494 4 row planter. Hawk built side un­ room, fireplace. Built-ins We are expanding our whole­ All you have to do is to Smokey Hollow Road, then 1 mile north­ sale and retail business. bring or send us any loading, PTO spreader. L-SHAPED RANCH of­ 1,500 sq. ft. of living space east. Premises located approximately 12 mi. . ..' Four roll Saginaw Puller $35,900. Earnings $30.00 to $3,000 customer that buys north of Traverse City on Old Mission Pe­ fering extra large lot, per month. Full or part- 2 bedrooms, carpeted These listings plus many or orders a new mobile ninsula. time. For appointment call liv. rm., 2 1/2 car at­ other nice homes are of­ or modular home from 651-5920. 48-3p-tc Sattler & Son, Inc. tached garage, full fered to you by Mary us by May 1,1973. basement, only $21,800. Rappuhn, Phone 224-3469 We will give you $50.00 CCC BIN SITE AUCTIONS Phone 236-7280 Micldlefon #133 ^ or Furman Realty Co., ' TAKE'ITEASY CASH for each customer, Speed is the number one SANCH W/FULL 224-3236. 1515 N. U.S. 27, NO LIMIT to amount All starting at 12:30 * St. Johns. killer on the highways today- BASEMENT, carpeted -slow down and live longer. you can win! Thursday, April 19 Sunfield, Mich. din. area and kitchen, Thursday, May 10 Three Rivers, Mich. AMERICA'S NO. 1 3 bedrooms, stove and Thursday, May 31 Elewell, Mich. hood included, close to MICHIGAN Thursday, June 14 Marshall, Mich, schools and downtown USED TRACTORS Thursday, July 12 Vernon, Mich. COMPACT LOADER. area, just $22,430.00 MOBILE , Thursday, August 2 School Craft, Mich. #131 Thursday, August 16 Middleton, Mich. ( HOMES THINKING of making a We Specialize in Farm Machinery and Dairy Cattle Auctions - Alma Ph. 463-6191 move? See the staff at 2' John Deere 4020 dlesels. IF PLANNING A SALE SEE US The Briggs Real Estate John Deere 4020 gas. GALLOWAY'S COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Company for fast ac­ AL GALLOWAY, AUCTIONEER Ph. 224^4713 St. Johns tion. John Deere 2010 gas, narrow front. CONCRETE v NEW HOME onE.Stur- John Deere 60 gas. FOR FREE gis, this beauty has 3 2-1947 John Deere "B*. WALLS DEMONSTRATION bedrooms, din. rm., 2 1950 John Deere "B». ' A new home is a lifetime STEVE'S REFUSE PH. 349-4310 1/2 car attached garage, investment. Let us help 1 1/2 baths, family rm. ) you secure this in­ has afireplace,$35,900. vestment with the best SERVICE #138. Farmall Gas, narrow front. basement wall possible - a poured concrete wall. (Liscensed Refuse Service) TIRED OF PAYING Farmall 400 Gas, narrow front. We are equipped to do t RENT? See the agents Farmall 350 diesel, narrow front, the complete job or any at The Briggs Co. Real Farmall 806 diesel. part of it. Bring your OVID-ELSIE Estate for advice on Farmall *M" diesel, wide front. prints over or call for an owning your own homel appointment 587-3811. Home phones to assist ST. JOHNS, EUREKA you week-ends and READY-MIX CONCRETE other hours. Massey Ferguson 85 diesel (late 1960). For All Your Needs ' CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT •ALES, SERVICE, RENTALS AND LEASING Massey Ferguson 85 gas (late 1960), QUALITY-SERVICE AND BANNISTER AREA. Home phones to as­ sist you week-ends and AUIs Chalmers i>19 Diesel, complete over­ other hours: haul with snap coupler hitch. FEDEWA aaes E. JOLLY ROAD Bruce Lantertnan 224-4746 OKEMOS, MICHIGAN 48884 Derrill Shinabery 224-3881 BUILDERS, Commercial and Container'Service PHONE 34S.4310 £111 HoUey 224-7SSO or 862-5391 MCtf L\l Galloway 224-4713 DON SHARKEY 4 \Hoy F. Briggs 224-2260 John Dears Saleg & Service PHONE 834-5539 Ranny Briggs 224-6074 In :. EVENINGS PH. 372-9336 'Ralph Green 224-7047 1 1/2 Miles East of St. Louis 6218 Wright Road, Archie Moore (DeWitt) 669-6645 , Phone 681-2440 BY* Miles South of Fowler. 4007 Garland Rd. Eliie, Mich. Annette While 224-4296 )

w\ ^C April 4", 1973 CLINTON COUNTY 'NEWS, 'St. Johns, Michigan 15A FOR SALE: Hamp-York FOR SALE: 1931 FordModel APARTMENT FOR RENT: FOR SALE: Soybeans. Te- pose. Get all the facts be­ ATTRACTIVE two bedroom Farm weles HI bean No. 55. Ger- FOR SAIJE: New midwest boar approximately'225 lbs. A street rod , yellow with Modern 3 room with bath. fore you buy. Find out what Harrow to fit on front of home in Bannister, new gas Produce mation tested 95%. Steve C R. Platte 587-3501. 2 custom black interior, Fully carpeted. No chil­ a really heavy plaster coat planter. Special price. Fast furnace, carpeted bedrooms Simmon 593-3312. 49-3p miles south 1/2 west of Chevy 327 engine and drive- dren, ho pets, 2844 West' fc FOR SALE; Soys beans Har- is, Is it applied with a cement hitch hook-up for plow. Par­ liying and bath. Double gar­ Westphalia, " ' 49T3p Townsend Rd., Phone 313- say. 1 year from certified. glue like we do? We install ker gravity box. 2 John line WT L60. /Tires on age, breezeway. Good loca­ --.--•..>-'- Fenton mags, and more, 474-3638. 4B-3p-tc Germination 94% moisture, the foundation. Our trucks Deere field cultivators, tion. f FOR SALE: 30 feeder pigs • O.K. 4609 W. Pratt Rd. Ph. BLANEY are self unloading with hy­ * 49-lp $1600, Phone Elsie 862- 2 BEDROOM HOME on S. 45 to 50 lbs. 1 mile south, ' 609-3581. • 47-3p HI-POTENTIALS draulic booms. Silo-Matic and 4829 after 5 p.m. Oak St.-, in Maple Rapids. APARTMENT FOR RENT: VanDale equipment. EARLY TFOH SAIJU.: international 1 1/2 miles east of West­ * ~" 4B-3p-tc Large lot,"natural gas, sew­ 3 bedroom - 2 bedroom ' for -sale;' Wheat straw. Are well adapted to this ORDER DISCOUNTS-NOW IN R 52 combine in good shape phalia. AlvinSmith 587-6627 er and water. in Westphalia. Call 587- Good sized bales and clean. locality. We urge you to EFFECT. Order now and with motor fair, 3 3/4 south , < ,_4.9_-3p 3811. 46-tf ,8584 HoUister Rd., Rolland plant and compare with save $$$. Booms Silo Co., 1 mile east of Westphalia, 3 BEDROOM HOME in Ash- . .--___ Wert. 47-3p-tc any of your favorites. Inc., Harbor Beach, Mich. John Miller. 48-3p ' Automotive Real Estate ley. Spotless, like new 11/2, FOR RENT: 3 room apart- S'\ You'll be bushels ahead 48441. Phone 517-479-6654. bath, natural gas, sewer ment plus bath. Furnished, ^OR SALE: Alfalfa hay. Just at harvest time. . 39-tf FOR SALE: international ;YOU CAN build a new home . and water. Garage attached References required. No FOR SALE: 1968 Cree travel and finance it at 7 1/4% ( east of Elsie. 862-4391. Roy Pung 455 4 row corn planter. electronic door opener, Ce- pets or children. Phone 224- trailer 16 feet. New tires, Interest with low monthly 593-2135 or Good condition. Phone 593- ment drive. 4g27 - 41-tf 47-3p-tc FOR SALE: International self-contained, excellent payments and very small , Donald Irrer 2592. Walter Novis. 48-3p WATERFRONT COTTAGE , 449A corn planter 4 row condition. 1505 N.Dewitt Rd, closing costs If you qualify. FOR SALE: Year from cert­ 593-3483 on Little Penny Lake hear FOR RENT: 3 large rooms 28*-48* rows. Good con-- 224-2668 '49-lp-tc Under this plan you can build ified porsoy and SRF 150 M-46 west of Edmore, 2 and bath'newly decorated. dition. 669-9346. a 3 or '4 bedroom home. soybeans. State tested low bedroom, 3-pc. bath, good Adults only, deposit re­ Farm - 49-3p-tc Cattle FOR SALE: GMC V-8 2 If you can't qualify for this moisture. 4 miles south fishing, well located. quired. 834-5290, 49-lp-tc 1/2 ton-truck, 18 foor van financing program, we have 1/2 mile west of Fowler. Machinery POLLED HEREFORD BULL CORDRAY REALTY FOR SALE: AC rear mount body. Good tires, runs good other financing programs Phone 587-G721. 49-3p-tc for lease. Ph. Chapin 661- ASHLEY. Phone 847- FOR RENTrNow leasing du­ snap coupler 4 row culti­ 2434. 47-3p $875. Financing available. available which can be 2501. 49-2p-tc plexes on corner of Lansing •FORSALE: Toxowick cattle vator. West Shields, $500. 1112 N.Meridian Rd., Ovid adapted to your budget. For and Sickles, St, Johns, fea­ FOR SALE:40 bales of straw oiler and back scratch on Robert Boettger 224-3048. 834-5242. 49-3p-tc more information, call turing private driveway and 5 miles east to Watson Rd., portable stand. Ph. 834- 49-3p-tC FOR SALE:26 Holstein feed­ Fedewa Builders, Inc. 587- _ backyard, 2 bedrooms,l 1/2 ' 1 mile south and 1/4 mile 2301. 48-2p-tc er steers. From 400 to FOR SALE: 3 bedroom FOR SALE: 1965 Ford Gal- 3811 or stop in at our of­ baths, carpeting, central air east on E. Townsend. 2nd 700 lbs. Ph. Westphalia 587- house, breeze garage. Call FOR SALE: Massey-'Fergu- axie 4 door. Runs good and fice located 5 1/4 m'iles 224-7512. 48-tf-tc conditioning, stove and re­ house on north side. 49-lp 6827. FOR SALE: International son 165 gas tractor with low mileage. Inquire 121 E, south of Fowler on Wright frigerator, utility room with trailer plow. 3-14. Marvin leader. Good conditionl Fox Pearl St., Ovid Rd. £5t| 27-tf FOR SALE: 20 Holstein washer and dryer hookup, FOR SALE: Hay for sale $.75 Miller. Ph. 593-3155.47-3p Implement in Fowler. Phone 49-lp-tc HOUGHtEN with recreation room in a bale. Joseph Simon. 1/2 mi. 593-2360 49-lp-tc cows - MABC breeding- to FOR SALE: Wooded water sell as a herd. Also alfal­ basement. Fedewa Builders east of Fowler. Phone 595- NORWOOD hay savers and FOR SALE: Brand new front lot on Nagauhee Lake REALTY 1 fa hay. 651-5498.48-3p-tc 587-3811. 49-4p-tc 3147. 49-lp silage bunks, all steel FOR SALE: Delaval 4 unit Whirlpool Trash Masher. 6 miles south of Evert, Osceola County. Call 834- 108 BRUSH, ST. JOHNS welded with rolled edges to magnetic pump and line for Just one left at reduced PH. 224-7570 • FOR RENT: Large 5 room FOR SALE: Soybeans, Cor- last a lifetime. See at our 30 cows. 3 units and one ex­ savings. $169.95. See it at 5854. 49-3p-tc Hogs & SEE US TODAY FOR with twobedroomsfurnished soy, one year froni certi- yard, 5 1/4 miles south of tra pail." $400. 50 gallon Fox Implement Co, in Fow­ ------— — )— _ _ apartment. Newly decorated * A GOOD SELECTION OF \" fied. State tested 587-6G78; Fowler. Ph. 587-3811, Fe- water heater, $35. 6654 Sheep ler. Phone 353-2360. FOR SALE: 10 acres, small RANCH AND 2 STORY New living suite and carpet. dewa Builders, Inc.' [22-tf Meridian Road, Elsie 862- 49-lp-tc house and barn near Saint HOMES IN TOWN AND 49-3P FOR SALE: Yorkshire COUNTRY. No pets. Deposit and 5347. 49-3p-tc boars. Eligible to register/ Johns. $15,900 with S1500 references. Ready about A- SMITH SILOS'OF OXFORD Phone Fowler 593-3256. FOR SALE: 1952 650 Tri­ down. Horton Realty. Lan­ pril 10. Phone 224-4694, FOR SALE: Allis Chalmers umph. Rigid frame, floating Roto-feeders and silo- •^OR SALE: John Deere 48-2p-tc sing. 489-6961. 49-3p tractor with hydraulic lift. hub. Excellent condition, For Rent 43-tf matic equipment. with mounted plow and cul­ $365. John Deere 1 bottom tivator also disc and snow $475, Ph. 593-2606 49"-tf FOR SALE OR RENT: 25 16 inch plow $95, Case 7 Robert Wilcox 517-834-2 JBV plow, $300 for all. Phone FOR SALE: Hamp-Duroc- acres, Westphalia Township foot dpuble disc $83, 224- 669-9290. 49-lp York 3 way cross, 200 lb. Mettelal, 19301 Shiawassee, 6096, 49-3p BOOMS RED AND WHITE boars. Jim Pung, St. Johns Detroit, Michigan. 49-lp FOR SALE: 400 bales of TOP SILOS: Now in our 45th tOR SALE: Roto-Feeders Rt. 4, 7 miles south of fi wheat straw, 224-3608. year serving the more ag­ Fowler and 1 mile east on FOR SALE: 10 X 15 Mobile and Silomatic equipment, home, 2 bedrooms. Just 49-3p gressive and cost conscious Robert Wilcox. Ph. Ovid, Pratt Rd. 49-3p right for that tot up north. farmers. Silos for everypur- 834-2387. 49-6p DAY, WEEK, MONTH or LONG TERM LEASE $1300. Will take lot or small 'and contract in trade. 675- CLASSIFIED CAINS, Inc. "01. 49-3p BUICK-PONTlAC WE, OURSELVES, will buy OPEL-GMC your land contract. For 2 blocks west, 2 blocks north prompt, courteous action, USINESS SERVICE DIRECTOR Phone 224-3231 St. Johns call Ford S. LaNoble, La- Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms 2-tf Noble Realty, 1516 E. Mich- ( igan, Lansing, Ph. 517-48U- FOR SALE: 1966 Comet 6 1637. Evenings 517 - 337- MAPLE VALLEY HETTLER'S MOTOR FP9PS REAL ESTATE cyl. automatic. 38,000 miles 1276. 37-lf ARTS & CRAFTS SALES 24 Hr. Wrecker Phone Chapin 661-2404 * REALTY 49-3p FOR SALE IN PEWAMO-3 Sercice, Good Used Trucks. ANDY'S 1GA, St. Johns, BURTON .ABSTRACT AND CARSON CITY: 3 bedroom ranch walk-out base­ TITLE CO. Abstract and bedroom home with walk­ ment. 2 car garage, nine acres with large NEEDLE ARTS - 701 S. Home Baked Bread, Pies, out basement. Now under Kibbee Ph. 224-2956. Needle BAfeBERS Gookies, Choice Meats, Title Services, 119 N. Clin­ FOR SALE: 1972 Gremlin X creek on property with island. All for $23,500 ton. Ph. 224-3294. 17,000 miles, excellent con­ construction. Financing Call salesman Quint Cusack 981-6860. point, crewel embroidery, Carry-out service. available. Phone Fedewa rug hooking. BEAUFORE'S BARBER dition, good gas mileage. JUST WHAT YOU WANT. Out away from it 224-4124. 49-3p Builders, Inc., 587-3811. all, a place to grow with "the kids. 3 bedroom SHOP, 1002 1/2 State. Open 37-tf-nc Tues. thru Sat. also Wed. & GENE'S IGA FOODLINER, . ranch, full basement, sha'da. J 1/2 acre 'Int. RESTAURANT WORK-IN ^LANSING? Out in the country 3 bed- Fri, evenings.. , v Elsie 9-6 Mon/iTues. Wed. FQR-SALE: 19G8Chrysler in good condition. 4 door, pow­ TO-SETTLE, ESTATE 1968 "r'ooms, 1/1/2 baths. Priced right. Owners want AUCTIONEER Sat. 9-9 Thurs. & Fri. 862- DALEY'S FINE FOOD, 4220. er steering and power __ New'' Moon mobile home farm, wilL trade. Call Joe Zalewski, 682- CLEANERS Dining & cocktails, Ph 224- brakes. Phone 834-5547. 12 X 55, includes skirting 4487, 3072, S. US 27-1/2 mile S. M- 49-lp Excellent condition. Ideal AL GALLOWAY, AUC­ ANTES DRY CLEANERS, 21. for lake lot. Call 224-4256 Ph. Maple Rapids 682-4487 or TIONEER Used Farm pickup and delivery. 103 W. GIFTS FOR SALE: 1972 Ford 3/4 after 6:30 p.m. 49-4p-tc Lansing 372-5740 Machinery & Farts. St. Walker, phone 224-4529. 5611 Wacousta Rd., Maple Rapids, Mi. Johns, 224-4713. ton Camper Special with THE TREASURE ChEST, SERVICE air, also 8 1/2 foot camper. ONE LOT FOR SALE on 220 N. Clinton, Hallmark STATIONS Ph. 224-3503. 49-lp Lehman Road. Will build Cards - Russell Stover using your plans/or ours. Ford DRUGS Candy. Will help arrange financing, FOR SALE: Custom green Call Fedewa Builders, Inc FARM and INDUSTRIAL metal-flake dune buggy TRACTORS and AUTOMOTIVE TOM'S TBX ICO, M-21 and 587-3811. IIH 28-tf LOOKING FOR PARR'S REXALL DRUGS, HARDWARE U.S. 27. Towing, light and VW reworked chassis and , EQUIPMENT A NEW HOME? New and Used BILL FOWLER FORD. New open daily 7:30 a.m. to 9 heavy repairing; Phone224- 1200 cq. engine. 4 speed pm., Sunday 8:30-12:30 & 5 9316. black interior and white con­ FOR SALE: 20 acres or & Used pars & Pick-ups. N. to 7 p.m. DALMAN HARDWARE, Ph. We'll Build You ' Simplicity US-27, DeWitt, 669-2725. • vertible top. Has many less south edge of St. Johns 669-6785, DeWitt, Whirlpool custom and chrome acces­ city limits. Phone 224-4639 What You Want Appliances, Zenith TV, sories like F60 tires on 7 after 6 p.m. 44-6p LAWN and GARDEN Plumbing and Heating. inch, rocket mags, 12L Flo­ ON YOUR LOT OR EQUIPMENT CAIN - BUICK - PONTIAC, VACUUM SALES tation tires on 10" mags. 14 NEW HOMES under con- * OR OURS .... New & Used Cars, 210 W. ELECTRICIANS HENGESBACH FORD VACUUM SALES AND SER­ Street legal and excellent struction in Westphalia and TRACTOR SALES Higham, Complete Body & INSURANCE condition. $1600.00 Phone WILLARD SEARLES Service. VICE, Kirby Center, 1104 S. surrounding area for sale. SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., US-27. Federal Land Bank 862-4829 after 5 p.m. Call Fedewa Builders Inc., Residential Builder Phone 647-6356 Residential * Commercial - ST. JOHNS Bldg. 224-7222 48-3p-tc 587-3811. |*Wl 42-tf Industrial, 224-4277, 807 1/2 JIM McKENZIE IN­ Phone 224-3297 PORTLAND, MICH. 51-tf SURANCE All Line of Ins. EGAN FORD SALES, INC., E. State St. 224-2479 Ionia 527-2480. DeWITT RD., between Taft ROTARY WATER WELL DRILLING 200 W Higham, phone 224 FOR SALE: Custom Motor­ and Yallup Rd., 3 bedroom 2285. Pinto-Ford-Maverick- cycle equipment, .new, never ALL WORK GUARANTEED WESTERN ranch. Ready for occupancy. SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS SOLD & REPAIRED Torino-Mustang. Used. . . Priced for quick With 2 car garage. Financing FERTILIZERS JEWELRY TOM'S WESTERN STORE 1 sale. Double Custom Head­ available. Contact Fedewa mi. W. Ovid, 9-5:30 Mon.- light Set, Maltse Cross tail- Builders, Inc., phone 587- GILBERT & INGALLS, Inc. Sat., Fri. til 9. Anytime by ZEEB FERTILIZERS light, Maltse Cross Mirror, 3811. H*M 42-tf HUB TIRE CENTER, B.F. Everything for the soil, St LEVEY'S JEWELRY, Appt., 834-5446. Tear Drop Gas Tank (sil­ DeWitt-669-9636 or Dimondale-646-2871 48-tf Goodrich Tires, Ph. 224-3218, Johns, 224-3234, Ashley, 847 Orange Blossom diamond ver color), Chrome Brake Front End Alignment. 3571. rings, Bulova & "Accutron Rod, Twist Highway Bar, Watches, Elsie, 862-4300. FOR ALL Tweet Bar, 6'f & 8" Ext. -UNDER CONSTRUCTION- Tubes, King, & Queen Seat, BOB'S AUTO BODY, FINANCIAL Honda 450 TT Pipes, Han­ Complete Collision Service, PARTY SUPPLllS YOUR CLASSI dle Bars, Hi-Rise &Z-Bars. THE X-RATED HOUSE 224-2921, 800 N. Lansing. CAPITOL SAVINGS & Call 828-5882 mornings be­ LOAN ASSOC, 222 N. FIED NEEDS fore 8:30 or evenings after •X-cIusive - You'll be eligible to live here only if you enjoy living. Clinton, 224-2304, Safety for D & B PARTY SHOPPE 7:00. Shepherd, Mich. 47-3p HENRY E. DREPS, INC., Savings since 1890. Package Liquor 9 a.m. - l( • You'll be dazzled by contemporary living • one floor Cars, Trucks & Motor Home p.m. Mon. Thurs. Fri. & Sat •X-citing living at its most. CALL i. Serv. 11375 N. US-27, 669- 9 a.m.-ll p,m., 224 N. Clin NOTICE: 30% DISCOUNT - You'll bo amazed at the features of this 3 - bedroom 9996. (on. on all pick-dp campers and •X-ceptional ranch with 1W baths, wonderfully equipped kitchen FL6RISTS 224-2361 custom motor homes during 2-car garage our pre-season sale. Dol- DEBAR CHEVROLET CO., - Features include carpeting, fireplace and paneling PLUMBING Jac Enterprises, l mile •X-tra in basement. New & Used Cars, Elsie862- Say it with Quality Flowers north of M-21 on Main 4800. You can't do better ' - You'll be thrilled to be the new owner of this from WOODBURY'S St., of Ovid. 48-3p-tc •X-static home located in Westphalia. anywhere. FLOWER SHOP, 321 N. DUNKEL PLUMBING AND 01 in ton, St, Johns, 224-3216. HEATING, Licensed Master Plumber Ph. 224-3372, 807 E FOR SALE: 1972 Ford 1/2 CALL 587-3571 MOORE OIL CO., If it's State St. pick-up. Auto., power steer­ tires, see us, 909 E. State, Ph. ing. Call 224-2257 after six WESTPHALIA BUILDERS & SUPPLY CO. 224-4726. or Saturday. 47-3p VA Mi. South of Westphalia on Grange Rd. 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16A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan AprM4,1973 CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND PROCESSING. We SIMON'S CARL S. OBERLITNER SPRING FEEDER CATTLE PEASE - Sincere thanks to K butcher on Wednesdays and SALES Saturday April z\ my relatives, friends and White Cane Week April 23 Fridays. Beef-Pork. Halves PLANING MILL and Saturday May 12 at neighbors for the many and quarters, also retail Water Well Drilling the CLARE LIVESTOCK prayers, letters, cards and CLINTON COUNTY -- The unsighted. \ }, cuts. All meats MDA inspec­ AUCTION. 48-4p-tc gifts sent me during my 4 White Cane, symbolic of , The Lions also provide Manufacturers of; 4" and larger week stay at Mayo's, Roch­ public conern for the visually help to handicapped persons ted. Pendell's MeatProces- handicapped, again will be sing* West City Limits on ester, Minn. They all helped through Braille watches, l Truck, pick-up, hay and the standard of the Lions glasses, eye examinations Bussell Rd. just off M-57, Reda Submergible Pumps) Miscellaneous Mrs. Helen Pease, Gray­ grain racks, forage boxes, ling, Michigan 49-lp Clubs during White Cane and transplants. Thousands Carson City. Phone 584- bunk feeders, portable Wanted Week April 23-30. of White Canes Save b^en 6640. Jake Vaughn. 5-tf-nc cattle mangers and furnished free of charge to accessories. Custom Wholesale Retail TIMBER WANTED: logsand RANSHAW-I would like to woodworking. Proceeds help support the blind people throughout standing timber. Logs de­ thank Dr. Wood, Dr. Sutton Leader Dog School for the Michigan since 1930. \ 1973 VACUUM CLEANER- livered toouryard.DEVER- the nurses and nurses aides Phone 463-4364 Blind, a Welcome Home for The White Cane program $24.50 - 5 - AVAILABLE 268 S. Henderson EAUX SAWMILL, INC., 2872 for the good care I received the Blind built to fill the N. Hubbardston Rd. Pewamo is executed 52 weeks a year, Brand New Sweeper , paint Fowler, Michigan Alma while in Detroit Osteopathic needs of the aged and the but Lions hope the public damage in shipment. Ex­ 36-EEW-tf Mich,' Ph. «593-2424 and/or 'Hospital, A special thanks to Michigan Lions Eye Bank, becomes aware of this cellent working condition. 1593-2552. 40-tf relatives, friends and neigh-' which assists in the KEEP carpet cleaning pro­ during the concentrated 7- Includes all cleaning tdols 6-1973 MODEL SEW MA­ bors for cards, flowers*and restoration of sight to the Phone (Area 517) blems small-use Blue Lus­ day period. plus rug shampooer. Cash CHINES $36.50. Slight paint gifts sent to me while I had 593-2000 tre wall to wall. Rent elec­ price $24.50. Cash to in­ damage in shipment. Sews my hip surgery. Everything E.O.W, tric shampooer $1, Dean's Card of Thanks sure satisfaction . Sold by • stretch material . Only 6 was greatly appreciated. Hardware. 300 N.Clinton, free home demonstration left, comes .with a beautiful And a special thanks to Dr. STUD SERVICE: $50.00 224-3271. BECK We wishTto thank Dr. only. Call Bath collect 641- walnut sew table. Writes r Poff and Dr. Morris of the will assure you of the foal Shellne, Dr. Stephenson, St Johns ELEMENTARY Mixed Vegetables 4333, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. names and is fully equipped Ashley Clinic. Leona. you dreamed of, registered Rev. Paul Jones, Osgood Menu for week of April 9-13 Hot Dog Bun Electro Grand 49-tf to Zig-Zag, buttonholes and Ranshaw, 49-lp Morgan stallion, 651-6139 Notice Funeral Home, Margaret Margarine makes fancy designs by in­ 49-4p-'tc Turner, Grandma Flowers, MONDAY Milk serting cams. Only $36.50 FOR SALE NOTICE: Lila Masarik is relatives, friends, neigh­ KRZAK- I wish to thank Dr. "John's Original Pizza" Dessert Treat cash or terms arranged. WANTED TO RENT: In STANDING AT STUD: "Fer- now a Queen's Way Coun­ bors for flowers, food and Russell, Dr. Grost and all Tater Tots THURSDAY \ Trade-ins accepted. To in­ DeWitt or DeWltt township ni Anaz* no. 46613. Dark selor in this area. Call her the many acts of kindness the nurses for the wonderful Mixed Vegetables Cheeseburger^ sure satisfaction sold by area. Small house, $100 - gray Arab. Also- purebred to set up your own home • to us at the time of the care I received while being Margarine French Fries free home demonstration Buttered Corn .\, $140 range per month. Call and part bred for sale. fashion show and earn that death of our husband and at Clinton Memorial Hos­ Milk only call 641-4333, 9 a.m. Cookie ' Hamburger Bun 224-2361 from 8:00 to 5:00 Call 682-4454. 49-3p-tc new Spring wardrobe. Call father, also to the ladies of pital. -Father Hankerd and to 9 p.m. Electro Grand. TUESDAY Margarine or 120-371-4032 collect af­ 224-4026. 2088 East M-2I, the church who helped with Sisters for the visits, family M St. JUI1,lbJohns. 49-2p and friends for their beau­ Salisbury Steak Milk ter 6:00. 48-dh-tf ' 49-tf «• ' ™-«P the dinner. May God Bless TO SETTLE ESTATE 0F tiful flowers, cards and Mashed Potatoes Cookie Peas & Carrots FRIDAY FOR SALE: 12 Holsteinfeed- WILLIAM GOODMAN: 8 " NOTICEis'he'reVgWen'th'at *£*^ **&«»**- ' visits. Everything was room house and 2 car ga­ FOWLER RESIDENTS: Take at 10:00 A.M. May 7, 1973 greatly appreciated. Mary Bread Fishburger' er. steers 350 to 500 lbs. 49-lp Margarine Golden Potatoes * rage. Lot 1 block 8 village your ads to'Finkbeiner's at Drake's Refinery Station _ ____*"_* - Krzak. 587-6826'after 4 P.M.49-3p 49-lp Milk Buttered Carrots of Westphalia. William Huf- Pharmacy for fast, conven­ 1201 N. U.S. 27, St Johns, nagel, administrator. Fow­ ient service! 50-dhtf DOYLE-I would like to thank Candy Treat * Hdmburger Bun Michigan. One 1963 Ford 2 CARD OF THANKS: Many Margarine FOR SALE: Story - Clark ler, 593-3621. 48-3p everyone for their gifts and WEDNESDAY door Thunderbird, Vehicle visits while I was in the thanks to Drs. Roty and Hot Dog Milk piano. Excellent condition. No. 3Y83Z154740 will be of­ 834-5275. Frank Kirinovic. hospital. A special thanks to Hannah, nurses and nurses Tater Tots Easter Treat FRANCIS AVIATION,' INC. FOR SALE: Refrigerator In fered for sale to the highest Dr. Russell, Dr. Bennett and aides of 'Memorial Hospi­ I"3?"-. Travel the safe way with good condition, dinette set bidder. Anthony A. Hufnagel the Clinton Memorial staff tal. Also ReverendCopeland COMPLETE BODY WORK our charter service or learn twith six chairs, 4 pair Clinton County Sheriff. 49-1 for the wonderful care and Justin Shephard, Duplain AND GLASS REPLACEMENT to fly with us. Vets approved. drapes and a few more the Robert Sheron family for Church of Christ, friends FOR SALE: Parts for all I will not be responsible for Capitol City Airport - Ph. items. Call 224-4409 before their assistance at the time neighbors and family for electric shavers. Levey's any debts other than my own ,484-1324. 23-tf 9 a.m. or after 2 p.m.48-2p" of my accident. Tom Doyle their visits, flowers, gifts BOB'S AUTO BODY Jewelry, Elsie. 1-tf after March 21st. Paul. 49-lp and cards. All were great­ ,800 N. Lansing Frank Bohil Jr. 47-3p-tc* ly appreciated. Millard McCreery. 49-lp-tc

CARD OF THANKS: I wish to "thank my friends and relatives for their many kindnesses shown me during my recent stays in the hos­ pital. Newa Birmingham. 49-lp-tc ROSSOW- We wish to thank our kind friends and neigh­ bors for the lovely party they had for us and for all those who helped us In mov­ ing eightdays before. Walter and Margaret Rossow, 49-lp give TtM United Why IKIHDttMMlMTtCHIST

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# (This is the sixth in a Basically, you" are is recommended in these subject to Michigan income returns filed. Ten percent of series of articles prepared required to file a 1972 areas. tax. i these returns received ad­ by The Michigan Association Michigan income tax return The changes you will find This year you must include ditional attention because of Clinton of Certified Public Ac­ if your Federal adjusted on this year's return include with your Michigan return a • the following omissions: countants offering advice on gross income is greater than unsigned returns, in­ > How do the amount allowed for a tax rate of 3.9% for the copy of those Federal filing 1972 Income Tax personal exemptions. calendar year 1972 up from schedules which show a loss complete address, no in­ Returns.) Michigan allows $1200 for 3.14% for the calendar year i.e. a business, farm, rental, dication if over-payment was County each personal exemption 1971. . capital.and other types of to be refunded or applied to How do the present claimed. Because of the low Starting with 1972, in­ losses."Also if you claim any next year's estimated tax Michigan tax Michigan incWe tax laws income allowance, some dividual taxpayers- are adjustments to income on payment, and attaching W-2 t effect you? The Michigan taxpayers will not have to entitled to a deduction up to your Federal return, you forms. Be sure your return is News Association of Certified file a Federal return but will $50 for contributions to must include a copy of the complete in all respects to Public Accountants offers have to file a Michigan political parties or can­ Federal form with your avoid additional processing. the following comments on return. didates, This deduction is to Michigan return. Ad­ And finally, the Michigan SECTION laws effect the filing of your 1972 be taken on line 38 under justments to income include CPAs advise that you are Michigan income tax return. Returns for the calendar other subtraction. Also on sick pay, moving expenses, required to notify the Michigan income tax year 1972 will be due on or line 38, any winnings from employee business expense Michigan Department of forms and instructions are before April 16,. 1973. There the Michigan State lottery, to and payments by a self Treasury, within 60 days, of available at local offices of are special rules for ex­ the extent included in employed person to a any changes made to your you? the Michigan Department of tensions, non-residents, and Federal adjusted gross .in­ retirement fund. Federal return as a result of April 4,1973 Treasury, post offices, banks persons moving into or out of come,1 should be subtracted Last year there were 3-1/2 an audit or an amended (* - and tax return preparers. the state. Expert assistance in determining income million Michigan income, tax return. YOU AMD YOUR CAR By the Automotive Information Council

It's a Sunday sport in most possible after exposure to of our communities to get out these materials. the car and give it a good Modern cars are finished sudsy washdown and polish. with enamel or .lacquer However, depending on designed to- resist fading your geographical location, from long exposure to the local-climate and the con­ sun. However, the finish can dition of the atmosphere be marred by a number of whereyou live, you will have substances such as tree sap more or less varying things or ash from industrial to look out for, and more or plants. An application of less -work to da to preserve liquid or paste wax or special that new-car look. silicone compound forms a thin barrier that protects the As noted in the Automotive painted surface. Information Council's Chrome-plated or polished "Handbook for Automobile aluminum surfaces also Maintenance", exterior require protection against maintenance doesn't require corrosive agents. Bumpers special equipment, and it's a are especially vulnerable to good do-it-yourself project snow-metling chemicals for the whole family. because they are so close to The hadnbook goes on to the road. Prolonged ex­ point out that frequent posure to salt-laden air may washing with warm or cold cause pitting of bright-metal water mixed with either a parts. Wash them frequently special car wash compound, and be sure -to get dirt and or mild laundry detergent, is salt out • of corners and It's your FREE CHECKING ACCOUNT plan at the best way to preserve hidden areas, where your car's finish. Don't try to corrosion usually starts. Wipe off dirt with a dry cloth, Special cleaning solutions the manual cautions; are available for use on abrasive action of the dirt chrome-plated surfaces. particles will scratch the Washing and polishing finish. may not remove hard 4 i The wide-awake bank ^ItVdspeciallyimpdrtartt tof*;coafogS*of^tai V""dead--ui-' vjf* "'*• .«t'-W*^* •"-. V wash your i car frequently sects. Special solvents are when it is exposed to salt air/ available^ for this purpose. Be sure to remove dirt from After removing the stains, Unbelievable? But it's true! A checking account plan with CNB&T checking, your account automatically converts joints and crevices and flush polish the area to get the no service charge whatever when you maintain a mini­ to FREE CHECK 75. If you don't have your checking with plenty of fresh water. If shine back. mum balance of only $75. Leave it to the wide-awake account with us, now's the time to make a move to free you live in an area where Remember, taking care of bank to provide a checking account service with the low­ checking service at Clinton National - the wide-awake chemicals are used to melt your car's looks is not all est minimum balance around. If you already have bank. snow and ice, the car should that hard; and it could pay be washed as soon as off at trade-in time. $ Committee studies simply maintain a minimum balance of 75 building program ST JOHNS - An 8-member program is recommended to Building Committee was the . congregation, In­ A SPECIAL NOTE ON OTHER named by the Board of vitations to attend these Trustees of the meetings willbesent to those Congregational Church at on the church mailing list. free checking services their March 14 meeting. Anyone unable to* attend at Howard Sousley and Maury their scheduled time should Witteveen were selected co- contact either Sousley or chairmen. Other members of Witteveen. the committee include Kurt St Clair Pardee has been SENIOR CITIZENS Becker, Bill Escher, Charles commissioned to provide the Huntington, Dr Herbert 'architectural services for Oatley, Bill Richards and Our Golden Year Checking plan for senior citizen has the proposed building been expanded to provide completely charge-free Marilyn Wood. program, and has completed checking at age 62. Not only are service charges The committee will reveiw some preliminary drawings waived, but you pay nothing for personalized checks. work done by the previous which are on display in the Sign up soon for Golden Years Checking • one of the study committees and come church narthex. best thing in life. up with specific recom­ mendations for a building program. These findings and Fowler recommendations will be Mr and Mrs Dan Jacque of TEENS and YOUNG ADULTS presented to the Fhnt were Sunday visitors of congregations for ap­ her grandmother Mrs Agnes Our Red Eagle Club continues to provide free check­ propriate action. Their first Fox. They also attended the ing account service for teens and young adults through meeting was held March 20. dinner at St Joseph's Hall in age 26 along with free personalized checks, tn addi­ The committee plans to St Johns. tion, many other banking services are provided to Red hold several informal Eagle Club members with an eye to helping them to meetings during April and Mrs Nora Braun visited put their best financial foot forward. i May to allow for a complete Mr and Mrs Herman Fundall and open hearing of the of Westphalia Sunday af­ project before a final ternoon. The wide-awake bank makes it all so

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As a newcomer to St Johns, Paul has quickly become active in a number of civic projects and his willingness to become involved has already eaten into his evenings CLINTON NATIONAL at home. Aside from Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce memberships he is active in St Joseph Church and is working closely with other groups on a number of community efforts. For his spirit of cooperation and readiness to "pitch in" we're pleased to recognize Paul as our citizen of the week. CLINTON NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY CLINTON NATIONAL Serving The Clinton Area' from Eleven Locations * . * 'B£NK'& TRUST CO. Member FDIG 2B CLtNTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 4, 1973>

Clinton County News A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE KlEWS;

HAROLD SCHMALTZ WMH* Between the lines Advertising Director NEwtpJmpER JIM EDWARDS Editor with Jim Edwards

THOUGHTS THROUGH A suppose, is this signposted in a mobile home TYPEWRITER park, "No motorbikes or boats allowed/' ***** They didn't have to do it 25 YEARS AGO Memorial Hospital after a .. .Is there a reason Pres Richard Nixon .. .From now on it may sound like this at Apr 1,1948 short illness. repeatedly uses television time to present the Academy Awards. "And now for the Announcement was made The St Johns city com­ his case, but seldom, if ever, holds a press award for the Most Outstanding Reason For this week by C. E. Smith and mission Tuesday night set conference? Refusing An Oscar." Son of the sale of their flower April 23 as the date for a * * * * * ***** We don't know whoyou are, but thank you. store and greenhouse here to meeting with township of­ ,. .Regardless of all the woes Denny . , .ONE OF LIFE'S IRRITATIONS: The mysterious party mentioned in the above sentence Joe Adamski, of Owosso. Mr ficials in regard to rural fire McLain has brought upon himself, it is a When you telephone someone and the was seen recently by a member of the County News staff Adamski operates the Oak protection after Fire Chief shame that a young man's career seems to secretary puts you through and then comes Hill Greenhouses in Owosso. Clare Maier pointed out that have completely vanished at the age of 29. back to ask, "Who shall I say is speaking?" picking up trash cdong the side of a road. He will not take over the the city's rural tank truck ***** and then saying, "I'm sorry, he just stepped Most likely a family, 2 adults and a group of young business here till July 1. has depreciated almost .. .If recall procedures in this area of the out of the office.'* people were picking up every piece of trash in sight from Arthur Denno, 70,* retired beyond the point of repair. state become any more popular, we may ***** cigarette wrappers to empty bottles. St Johns businessman, died Michigan will begin have to start electing local officials 1 week ., .It surprises me that-no pun has been at his home in this city early transition to governmental at a time! made from "Kwai Me A River." There were no-calls to the news media to call attention to Tuesday morning following a' operations under a new and ***** long period of ill health. improved state constitution ***** the weekend task - they were obviously doing it because on Jan 1, 1964. .. .The President's circle of advisors and .. .After a filling lunch, why does a wife The body of Cpl Ronald W. department heads might soon be la bled the always ask, "What do you-want for sup­ they thought it needed to be done and to make their part of Spitzley, a World War II Three township boards "Silent Minority," when it comes to sup­ asked voters for extra per?" the county, more attractive in which to live. soldier of .. Westphalia, - plying testimony. ***** arrived home from the millage in Monday's biennial They are to be commended for taking it upon themselves spring election, but only one ***** .. .It's a shame for those communities in Chicago Distribution Center .. .There's a ceiling on food prices, but the with no requests for recognition to do a job they could on Tuesday afternoon. was successful. the Mid-Michigan area that those from out- easily have faced with, "Why should we do it? It's not our Corporal Spitzley is the first cost can still floor you. of-state so many times acquaint the crime of the Westphalia area to be ONE YEAR AGO ***** and overwhelming nature of Detroit with responsibility." , returned home for final Apr 5,1972 .. .With the area roads in the condition our whole state. However commendable it is that the family-took it upon burial. An Army Escort from Fowler and Westphalia they are, could you say, "It takes tow to' ***** themselves to rid our land of trash, it is sad so many others the Chicago Distribution Jaycees are , competing in travel?" .. .Why does the statement, "In con­ Center of the American their fifth straight year for ***** clusion," very seldom live up to the meaning through thoughtless discarding of no longer needed items the honor of having the most of the phrase? Graver Registration .. .In keeping with the recent weather, I made the activity necessary. Division accompanied the, donors at the annual body. Bloodmobile Drives. If there are those reading this who have tossed trash George Austin, Ovid along our roadways, we hope you appreciate a thoughtful Harry Patterson and Sons, Township supervisor, has "If It Fitz . . . family picking up behind you. of St Louis, have bought the announced his retirement AUis-Chalmers farm im­ after 17 years of service to Again the County News says "thank you" to some plement franchise for St the area. mighty nice citizens of Clinton County. Johns from Pohl Brothers More than 74 miles of here. The Pattersons will Clinton County roads will The Grinch swiped Lent * —JE erect a building on a five- receive the attention of the acre plot of ground that they county road commission this 'purchased last week from year under a new $700,000 Cal Rice. The land is located bonding program announced Editor, Lapeer County Press just east of the Rice home on last week, II ; i .the north side of M-21, east of Richard L. Worrall, rural By Jim Fitzgerald the city limits. route carrier for the St Johns Post Office, sorts out his last 10 YEARS AGO bit of mail Friday before The Grinch has stolen Lent. Father IT WAS AWFUL getting up that early but April 1,1903 retiring after 32 years of Robert Fox, a South Dakota priest who the exalted feeling was worth it. Such ' Purchase of an interest in service. He started in 1950 as writes for the Catholic Weekly, said so in a exemplary behavior made me feel like the Gratiot County Herald.by a sub-city carrier and took two employees, John B. front-page story. Moses descending. Walking home, I would over a rural route in 1955. He People just aren't doing penance for Lent command the puddles to part. Stafford and Robert W. has currently been handling MacDonald, was announced the way they used to. It would sound great to say I performed the mail on Route 5. The trouble started 7 years ago when this rugged penance for the glory of God. As proposed by the As specified in the As designed by the this week. The regorgan- Two Clinton County men ization took effect Monday Vatican Council II said it would no longer But it would be a lie. Actually, I did it to will face examination in US be a mortal sin if Catholics didn't fast and make the nuns proud of me. It was the only project sponsor. project request. senior analyst. with George K. McCall District Court April 17 after continuing in an active abstain during Lent. The council didn't say chance they got all year. I think they their arrest Wednesday for they should no longer do penance in Lent. It regarded my Lenten performance as a real capacity as publisher. violating federal gambling Stafford will serve as editor simply gave them the element of choice miracle. laws. without fear of being zapped into hell for It wasn't just that I showed up at Mass. and,MacDonald as business , Friday, March 31, marked _ manager^ * ^ „,, .„ ,],..,, eating meat twice a day. But? had to be m a"state of grace to receive ( *athe»end of'a_-33-year>career /Coffimunidri'.'That meant there could be no Funeral, services- »were rfor a rural Elsie Woman FATHER FOX, pointed out there., are ^ Isins 6n my soul, Conf ession\vas'only once a held.at.HoagiFuneral Home (Mrs Hazel Ballantine) ,with many ways of doing penance Desides^givirig"1 ""week, on Saturday. If I did'anything bad in Tuesday afternoon for Mrs the federal office, now up martinis. You could give your time and " school, the nuns Would know I had fallen Esther R. Hunter, 90, of 208 known as ' the Clinton money to helping a poor family, for in­ from grace, thus making Communion im­ E State Street, who died Agriculture Stabilization and stance. This could please God more than possible unless I snuck off to another church Saturday at Clinton Conservation Committee. putting a black cloth over 6 bottles of gin on and they'd never believe that story anyway. Ash Wednesday and then drinking every Besides, God sees everything. So I had to be drop during the Easter parade. good in school every day.in Lent. As produced by As installed at What the user Bill to regulate abortions Lord knows I'm no expert on religious This was definitely not a normal state of matters (He knew before anyone else). But I behavior for me, bit I did it. the programmers. the user's site. wanted. think too many people grew up associating introduced in House Lent solely with not eating as much as they AND THE nuns would sit in the front row ate the rest of the year. Or not eating what at early Mass and glow in the candlelight as A bill to regulate and pregnancy anabortion would they like the most, such as the-old meatless I walked solemnly back from the Com­ control abortions in the State be legal only to save the life Fridays (also stolen by the Grinch, ac­ munion rail. During classes, the nuns would of Michigan was introduced of the woman. cording to Father Fox). give me warm looks and pat me on the head. into the Legislature last "It appears that this is as I remember my childhood Lents. No' This made me feel good. I was surest made week with State far as we can go in con­ candy for almost 2 months. No ice cream. God feel good, too. Lenten penance was Ok Tax reduction Representative R. Douglas trolling abortions under the No swiping peanut brittle from Grandma's with me. Trezise of Owosso as one of Supreme Court opinion, tin box. -' " Today there are so many Catholic schools its principal sponsors. The Trezise said, "and I think it But the Lenten penance I remember most' closed. There is a great shortage of nuns. I REP DOUGLAS TREZISE bill would put into law the is imperative that we get a had nothing to do with eating. I used to get don't earn pats on my head and I'd never 87th District rules recently issued by the new law enacted in Michigan up at 5 am and go to early Mass and Com­ expect a puddle to part. Michigan Department of as soon as possible. If it munion every lousy day in Lent, even The Grinch has stolen a lot of things. It is a Health following the recent appears, in the future, that Saturdays. Wow. shame. U.S. Supreme Court ruling furtherrcontrols are possible "A drug by any other "BRAND OF DRUG" which drug plus a $2.00 service fee. that all Michigan's present under that opinion," he name...." appear twice in that With this kind of return, the abortion statutes are un­ added, "I will also support Most of us accept as a definition which are being druggist naturally wants to constitutional. those moves." matter of course the present questioned today. Many keep his inventory down and In commenting on the processes in the field of druggists, through their especially his stock of the proposed law, Trezise noted Trezise noted that pharmacy. We get a organization called the higher priced medicines. that for all practical pur­ preliminary tabulations of From Me To You prescription from our Michigan State , Phar­ On the other side of the poses Michigan has no his recent constituent survey doctor, take it to a drug store maceutical Association want argument is the doctor who existing law in this field. The indicate most people in to be filled, confidently take those words removed while wants to have complete new law would require that his district favor this kind Late for class the medicine as ordered and most physicians want them responsibility for the care of all abortions be performed of action. "Itseems that both expect it to relieve whatever retained. And, in that the patient. He knows that by licensed medical or the people who advocate is ailing us. We have faith in seemingly minor difference some patients react dif­ osteopathic physicians and, abortions and those who our doctors and our phar­ we have the makings of a ferently to different after the first three months 'oppose them agree that BY HAROLD SCHMALTZ macists and this is as it pretty good battle. medications and he wants to of pregnancy, be performed 1 medical control is necessary be. I am sure most of us are be sure his patient gets the in licensed hospitals. During and that is the purpose of this Yet, strangely enough, aware that there are many specific brand he prescribes. the final three months of bill," he concluded. Some people collect rocks, etiquette when he laid his He no doubt got in on some of there are signs lately of a rift different pills available, He knows certain some people watch birds, sw.ord and hat upon Grant's the viewing I've got planned. between these two partners made by different manufacturers, their others play golf and others writing table. Grant, ac­ 1 did a research storyback in the field of medicine and manufacturers, which research' activities and even do who knows what. With cording to my Georgian in 1968 while at the Gratiot it's a rift which may well contain the same active1 their quality control of TODAY'S j^fe, me, it's studying the Civil buddy, mistook ^ Lee's County Herald for a friend of show up during the next few ingredients but vary a great production and he specifies a War./ Just' ask my family or maneuver to be "that of mine from St Louis who had months in the legislative deal in price. This is true for particular brand name members of my office staff, surrendering. Lee, upon a grandfather who fought in chambers. The cause is the lowly aspirin as well as because of that knowledge. they'll tell you! realizing Grant's miscon­ the conflict, Union side of Real Estate ceived idea, decided to go course. I dug the story.but sometimes referred to as the for some of the most He knows, too,. that some It was just last week that a n "anti-substitution repealer" sophisticated drugs on the bodies will absorb a par­ by HANK FURMAN friend of mine from Georgia, along with the game.' last Sunday and /;4 " and on other occasions is market. The reason for price ticular pill while some other originally that is, told i me Besides, he. was tired of terestingly enough?,?this called the "generic drug variations can be many but it drugs, because of a coating that Lee actually won the riding that old gray horse particular Lieut. Daniel Cuff bai". is not my purpose to explore or binder ingredient, may war, not Grant as many Traveler all over the of whom I had written had countryside anyway. What .participated in the Battle of ' v ' Call it what you may, it- those here. The fact is, that never get into the patient's persons over the years have in order * to meet the bloodstream. "How can I be been led to believe. When Grant didn't know was that Perryville, Kentucky, boils down to a question of Lee had some classes to among others. But this . whether the pharmacist prescriptions of the many responsible for my patient" Do you have questions about financing? Very often it is told this choice piece of in­ physicians in the com­ he asks, "when I don't know only an expert who can help you understand the full formation I immediately teach at George Washington particular one really ..im- / should be required to fill a University and fooling pressed me because it was prescription with the specific munity, the pharmacist for sure exactly what implications; therefore, be sure to consult one who is tuned in to hearing more. He must maintain a large in­ medication he is getting?" truly an authority. We can answer many preliminary asked whether or not, in my around - any longer at Ap­ one of the grassy slopes I brand name drug which the pomattox was just going to wandered over last sum­ doctor prescribes or be free ventory of many different questions ourselves or can refer you to someone who opinion, a Southern gen­ The third party in the case will help you with the details. It is a relief to know that make him late for the first mer. .. .what a feeling. to substitute another drugs with the same ' is the patient himself but he tleman would remove his hat medication containing, the chemical or generic there is someone ready and willing to help when you and gloves upon entering' a bell I had a member of my staff is yet to be heard from. How are ready for something "new. We are perfectly capable same chemical compound as makeup. This is expensive will,he feel about getting room. I agreed that a fellow SERIOUSLY .THOUGH, tell me a few weeks ago that and could result in a higher of handling all aspects of a sale as well. coming from the South with Civil War history intrigues, the one prescribed. different pills each time a r her grandmother showed her overhead with a any character becoming a me to the point of spending documented proof of having Today, under .the present prescription is filled and Why not call FURMAN REALTY CO, 1515 North U.S. gentleman would certainly many restful hours studying law, it is illegal for, any correspondingly . higher whateffectwill it have on his General Ulysses S. Grant in charge for all drugs. 27,224-3236 with your listing today? And we do provide without question remove his about the various battles their family ancestral person to "misbrand or recovery? .complete assistance in obtaining a mortgage, handling hat. He then said wouldn't it that took place. It's a per­ substitute any drug or Further complicating the This "anti-substitution lineage. What a story that pharmacist's problem is the all the processing. A complete real estate service, we also be quite logical for a sonal desire of mine to would make for the device" in supplying repealer" or "generic drug make home buying and selling a pleasure, not a burden Southern gentleman to someday walk over every ,f . pharmaceutical service to a fact that more and more of bill" has' been introduced in typewriter! the prescription's he and give full personal attention to meeting your needs. remove his weapons, major Civil War battlefield patient. In another place in the Legislature in the name Hours; 8:30-500, Mon-Fri; 9:30-3, Sat; & by app't. sidearms, etc. I readily throughout , the land. I It's a funny thing, come to the law, the word "sub­ dispenses are paid for, not by of consumerism. It is' sup­ the patient; but by Blue agreed that any true-blooded started my collection last think of it.. .my mother's stitute" is defined as the posed to bring down the cost Southerner would do this summer when the boys and I middle name is Lee, my dispensing "without the Cross or a governmental, of drugs and reintroduce agency (Medi-care, Medi-' without hesitation. Then drifted'down through parts middle name is Edward and preserver's authorization a • price competition at the drug HELPFUL HINTS: came the revelation of Kentucky and Tennessee. my .oldest son's name is . different drug or brand of caid, etc). These agencies do counter. I only hope the not pay the usual over-the- .,. *. Lee, being the gen­ Friend Rollin Huard and bis Robert. I wonder? - , drug in place of the drug or health of the patient isn't lost- Leaking faticete are a dead giveaway in any home. Fix tleman he was, actually was family have.spent the past counter cost of the sight of in the campaign to them before you try to sell and check them before you Like I said, some people brand of drug ordered or going through regular week touring Washington collect rocks, some people medication but pay only the make prescription drug 'buy. E „ prescribed". procedures of Virginia D.C. and surrounding areas. collect, v, ..«..-.* -•• \ It's those - three Words', pharmacist's cost for the service cheaper. April 4,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 3B MMiHiNNMriMi •ST LETTER TO THE EDITOR Morton Ford Tractor, Inc. Talks about the roads - Bridgeville "The Friendly People" By Mrs Thelma Woodbury View from Dear Editor, took the old culvert out and We read with interest a replaced it with a new and OFFERS THESE letter in Sat State Journal longer one. Now I'm not a Mr and Mrs John Wood­ (3/24/73) written 'by Dale road engineer but it would bury attended funeral ser­ the Senate Hitchock as we live on Green seem to me this job was done vices for Mr Woodbury's BIG PLOW SPECIALS Rd south of St Johns. backwards. cousin, Andrew Kirkconnell By. SEN.' WILLIAM" S. BALlENGER Our mailman was unable I don't know what we of Shepherd, Wednesday FORD 132 SEMI-MTD. to. deliver our mail to our would have done during this afternoon. Mr Kirkconnell 6-BOTTOM 16" PLOW m* home for two weeks, nor mud and snow*mess if it passed away suddenly NEW WITH SPRING TRIP could the school bus get wasn't for some good neigh­ Monday morning, March 26. While some Michigan • takeover, are unhappy and to pay "The Blues" for bors. We had to have BEAMS 2000 physicians and medicaid have elected not to take any through. Not their fault, as Neighbors and friends administering the program, we have a road problem. medicine and groceries were shocked at the sudden / recipients have not yet been more medicaid patients. for 600,000 medicaid brought in twice. We walked won over completely, it' Last summer they death of Mr Maynard Beck This, in turn, has made recipients and estimated the one-half mile to Krepp Road Wednesday morning at his MELROE7-BOTTOM16' 'appears that the State many, medicaid recipients job could be done by the "graded" our road or that's to meet them.' Several'of our AUT0 Department of Social Ser- what they called it, didn't put home. DEMO RESET PLOW unhappy at their inability to Department for $4 million - neighbors made this trip Frank Black ledge, brother • vices may be on its way to get medical help when they a savings of $2 million. any gravel on it, just a bit of daily, as they had to get out {ON LAND) PULL TYPE 2400 saving Michigan taxpayers sand or some such thing. of Mrs Douglas Greerj was need it. In fact, not long ago' Getting into high gear to work. Our car set in our seriously injured in an an estimated $2 million. it appeared that a woman in proved a tough problem - They put a culvert at our garage 13 days when we It involves a complicated driveway, which my couldn't get out. Last year automobile accident last Lansing could not undergo especially when the Friday and is in St Lawrence MELROE 6-BOTTOM 16", shift in procedures under needed surgery because no Department was called on to husband told them we didn't we lost our muffler on which the Department has really need, this kept four Clinton Co roads. Hospital. DEMO AUTO RESET PLOW . one could be found to ad­ process an average of 40,000 Mrs Ruby Wyman, Mrs SEMI-MTD. 2000 just completed taking over minister the anesthesia -no invoices a day instead of the men and equipment busy from Blue Cross - Blue Shield one-half day. Well believe it Well I could go on and on Margaret Turner and Mrs one, that is, until cooler 30,000 it expected to handle. about the great things our Imogene Beck and grand­ the tremendously com- * heads prevailed and the Unnecessarily com­ or not about 2 weeks later plicated task of receiving back they came, dug it out road engineers-can do but I daughter met at the home.of extremely unfavorable- plicated forms heightened think Mr Hitchcock has the Mrs Thelma Woodbury FORD 13' CHISEL medicaid patient bills from. public reaction that would- the problem because doctors and left, well that wasted right idea, just get rid of all physicians, hospitals, and' another one-half day. Tuesday morning to plan the DEMO PLOW 1200 have resulted was pointed said too much time was of them. Easter Sunrise Breakfast at pharmacists, and reim­ out. An anesthesiologist was needed to fill them out and bursing them within a When they "graded" our As for having an open Salem Church. found. their office girls made too Green Road they covered up meeting with the road reasonably short time -' The change to the many mistakes which the north end of a culvert, commission, they had one a hopefully a week or two. Department of Social Ser­ resulted in new forms having the end where it should couple years ago. My Right now quite a few vices was made when State to be resubmitted - thus empty about 3 feet deep and husband and 2 of our neigh­ VFW Auxiliary physicians, impatient at Senate and House ap­ delaying payment. six feet past the end. So it bors went about 10 o'clock Tioctofs MORTON inevitable delays caused by propriation members felt The Department has been rained that night we had when it got hot and they ran Equipment such a large operational that $6 million was too much working closely with state about one acre of corn under out of answers, they said * meets at FORD TRACTOR, INC. medical, hospital and water. I called the road they had another meeting, pharmacy associations in 1 commission office, the lady got up and left. S & H FARMS seeking to iron out the said she would tell the men Of course they don't have * -Bannister 5122'North Grand River Lansing, Mich. problems and make things' about it. My husband dug it any .money but I know there N. U.S. 27 & French Rd. St. Johns run smoothly. * out by hand to let the water are TEN more new houses on BANNISTER - The 517 485-4355 There is some indication go. As they never came. So this one mile of Green Rd. regular meeting of the YOUR DEALER FOR that, while many physicians about 2 weeks later, they than when we moved here 9 Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW are still not treating came and closed the road for years ago. So don't they pay Post 6403 of Bannister was medicaid patients, the a day, they had a lot of men taxes too? held on Monday, March 26. picture is beginning to and equipment and Sincerely, The meeting was called to brighten. At least, that was proceeded to dig the road up, Victor and Ethel Voisinet order according to the ritual Model SS the consensus of a by *the president Pat newspaper poll of doctors in Devereaux. Roll call found the Grand Rapids area, Express your U of AA views 20 members present, also which revealed that "im­ our aide Faye Walter, and 1 provements have been noted Eloise Hambleton president SOIL SAVER ' by some local doctors" and To The Editor: about what changes in the of the St Johns VFW "major objections are We invite .Michigan total environment in the next Auxiliary 4113, a guest. disappearing'* as residents to express their 10" to 20 years will require It was voted to cancel the A NEW TWIST TO TILLAGE!, A totally new and different physicians' secretaries views on how the University adjustments in the next business meeting April approach to soil managementlt+he Glencoe "SOIL SAVER" become more familiar with of Michigan can contribute University. What external 9, and have a film on cancer creates a non-compacted, "ridged" field that just naturally still further to the people of protects against erosion by wind and waterl Instead of , new forms that must be filled pressures and new op­ which will be open to the simply turning over the soil and leaving it bared to the out. Michigan. portunities must be an­ public with refreshments elements the "SOIL SAVER" opens up the land down A spokesman for the The University is defining ticipated? What changes following. deep to catch and hold available moisture. Controls runoff, Michigan State Medical its role in meeting the future should be made in services Delegates elected to go to holds and stores rainwater for thirsty craps - - soil surface is Society is quoted as saying needs of the State. Ac­ provided by the University to the district meeting May 6 at left 'open and blended with crop residues that protect that joint meetings between cordingly, we are reviewing the people of Michigan? Perry are Gladys Herron, precjous topsoiH Cutting "slicers" cut up heavy stalks, physicians and state many aspects of higher Even the briefest response Florence Stambersky, Marie leaves and root crowns and leave the soil ready to be turned Department officials have education, such as: Will will be warmly welcomed, Schreiner, Helen Dunn. under by the helical blades following. Designed so you can resolved many problems, more older citizens desire to but it would be particularly Alternates are Ruth Ferrall, work your stubble Immediately after harvest, generally and work is continuing to attend the University? 'Will helpful if "you can indicate Margret Osborn, Joan without chopping or shedding. See our display todayl find a simpler reporting there be greater concern how your experience leads to Kristen, and Sharon Herron. form. that the University attract your predictions. We hope ONE YEAR students from all sectors of All members were asked A state medicaid official this" open invitation will to save Betty Crocker The New Twist the State's population? Will serve to expand con­ To Tillage predicted that 90 percent of the citizens of Michigan coupons, and take them to SOYBEANS the physicians will prefer to contribute to the sultation between interested the next meeting. A trip to ultimately sign up to treat 1 University's" sup'pfirt*' in-' parties in the University the National Home is being medicaid patients. He ad­ VorVMmft^Ha-'thfe' larger piSHfiB&'V ' i- , •-; tit*- directly "through" taxes^or v ded: "That's good in directly • through tuition world beyond the'cahibus. * Ma$e?> JSchreiner is AVAILABLE!U W 1 anything." Physicians, payments?- '*"•" **>-»*»!* '.1H1» Ji'Please'addresstyouHetter "'donating "the birthday cake patients, and taxpayers )tO'»'Professor»'Glaude' -A. "for the April birthday party U * tnn/ r Bag Or Bulk hopefully will all benefit The Long Range Planning Eggertsen, 4124 School of ~at the Maple Valley Con-~ from, the change. Committee of the U-M office Education Building, The valescentHomeat Ashley, to of Budgets and Planning, University of Michigan, Ann be held April 5 at 10:30 am. composed of nine faculty Arbor, Michigan 48104, or There are 5 patients having members, four students, two telephone him at 313-764- birthdays for that month. FERTILIZER CUkle deans, and two executive 5496. Karl Kramer of RFD Complete Mrs Donald Lidle entered officers, began in fall 1972, We hope to hear from you , Bannister was the winner of Spreading Service Little Giant/Glencoe ' Sparrow Hospital this "week Its Subcommittee on the in the near future. the Polaroid Camera, and PORTABLE ELEVATOR DIVISION for further tests and treat­ Future Environment of the Sincerely, Millie LaBelle of New ment. She expects tobe mere University welcomes the Robert C. Cares Lothrop won the card table FOWLER DYNAMICS Bloomington, 111. for a week, and would ap­ views of citizens and Claude A. Eggertsen and chairs. Winners of the WAYNE CORPORATION Glencoe, Minn. preciate hearing from her OF AMERICA students, past, present and Ann E. Larimore door prizes were Betty FEEDS WAYNE friends. prospective. Richard D. Mann McClelland of Owosso, and CO-OP ANIMAL' Please give us your ideas Marucie J. Sinnot Mrs Wesley Bush of Elsie. HEALTH I INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ELEVATOR «~| AIDS FOWLER. MICHIGAN Laurie Kipp

THE QUALITY- BLOWER mouiMOui It's personal FROM KOOLS, ORIGINATORS OF PTO FORAGE FIELD PROVEN Buy any IH lawn and garden Buy any IH riding mower BLOWERS. f tractor (from 8 to 14 h.p.) (5 or 7 h.p.) and we'll give you t. and well give you the mower this trailer attachment attachment at no extra cost. at no extra cost. It's harder than ever to (Ecology Poster), 777 Third Office of Information, US get anything free, especially Ave, New York, NY 10017. Dept of * Agriculture, with inflation getting worse. POLLUTION -'"Noise in Washington, DC. Ask for G-7. But, there are still a few the Home," a booklet which places that offer useful points out the growing INDOOR PLANTS - In­ door plants can even things for the asking. Here hazards of noise pollution 1 are a few freebees that can and suggestions on reducing camouflage ugly radiators. For information on growing be obtained with no strings their impact, is offered free available with magnet attached. by writing to: Noise, Koss and decorating with houseplants write to the FIRST AID -- Here is some Corp, 4129 'N Port VIBRATING HOPPER — Eliminates hopper build-up, especially expert advice on what to do Washington Ave, Division of Information, with haylage. until the doctor comes. Write Milwaukee, Wis 53212. Also Agricultural Research WIDE, LOW HOPPER — Reaches out 14" past blower, allowing to The Norwich Pharmacal included is a decibel counter Service, Washington, DC 20- easier, faster approach. of common household noises. 250 and request bulletin G-B2. SHRED KNIVES IN BLOWER OUTLET — Keeps the fan tips' Co, Dept TW, Norwich, NY clean. Adjustable fan blades 13815. • RECYCLING ~ A free 32- HEAVY DUTY PTO (125 H P.) STANDARD EQUIPMENT. FLOODED BASEMENTS page booklet, is designed to * FREE ELKS - Honestly. HIGH CAPACITY . . for the big silo. Unexcelled for haylage! - This new booklet explains acquaint readers with the Each year the National Park ALSO — See the sturdy KB30 blower with 48" fan and the how to deal with a basement useful hobby of converting Service gives away surplus versatile 54" Multi hopper unit for end-or side-unloading full of water. Constructing a old bottles into objects for elks in order to keep the wagons. dry basement when a house the home. Write to "How to herds under its jurisdiction is built is also explained. For Make Useful Articles for the from outgrowing the amount a copy of "Making Home from Glass Bottles," of available grazing land. Basements Dry" send 10 Dept BB, Glass Bottle Anyone interested should DON cents (for handling) to the Blowers Assn, AFL-CIO, 226 write to the Superintendent, Superintendent of S 16th St, Philadelphia, Pa Yellowstone National Park, ms Documents, _ Government 19102. Enclose 15$ for Yellowstone, Wyo 83020. The BOOYou'll have to admit our Mow 'n WInternational Harvester machine .Printing Office, Washington, mailing and handling. new owner must, however, SHARKEY Tow Bonus is a good deal. that not only handles the toughest DC 20402. Ask for HG-1115. GARDENING - For' pay the crating and freight' POLLUTION - Here is a charges for shipping the But what makes It an outstanding of cnores wi,n ease-but ls as residents of towns and cities, Vk Mites East of St. Louis eas to drive as car free 4-coIor, 18x25 inch a free booklet called animal and submit an af­ one Is what you're getting the V vour - ecology poster, the reverse "Growing Vegetables in fidavit that says enough land ST. LOUIS PHONE 681-2440 bonuson.Abig, powerful OfferexplresJune30,1973 side lists categories of water- Town and City" may be will be provided to keep'it polluting household products obtained by writing to the happy. s \ and methods of using non- AnyttfoylbuCutlt. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER polluting substitutes. Write to Theodore R Sills, Inc Get Prepared For Spring See vour "HE WANTS TO By Visiting mAKEYOU Man. thru Thurt. 8:30 • S pm friendly ford Fridays ' \; 8:30-8 pm — GOWER'S'— Saturday! fX^\ , 8i30-1 pm dealer %%% HAPPY" HARDWARE AND GRAIN ELEVATOR FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES BOTTLED GAS - PLUMBING 6e HEATING 1CENTRAL NATIONAL! BANK EGAN FORD SALES EUREKA HOWE. 324-2953 MICHIGAN "UKPHDNC: ELEViaz4-2*»S ST. JOHNS ' 200 W. Higham St. - * ST. JOHNS. Phone 224-2285' "•—^•«••• / 4B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St Johns, Michigan 'April 4,19.73

Copyright, 1973. Tha Kroger Co. Ws Raserva The Right To Limit Quantities.

Prices and Coupons Good There's mere to thru April 8,1973 In Laming, East Lansing, St, Johns, Eaton RBpIds only. XTRA LOW Only Kroger Offers You Sure we have thousands of Everyday Xtra Low PEOPLE'S CHOICE Discount Prices that stay at their low level for U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice Beef weeks on end. And, we have Bonus Bargains (X).

And, we have Bonus Bargain Specials good for a market conditions, or warehouse overstocks. WE limited time and identified by an "X". These Bonus pass these savings on to you because ... AT Bargains are made possible by special.purchases, KROGER YOU COME FIRST. manufacturer's promotional allowances, favorable You have a right to Know, FRIENDLY PERSON- so many Kroger Perishable TO-PERSON SERVICE Products are Open Dated No more mysterious code dating on We try harder to be helpful, without being perishable Kroger Products, Instead, you can tell at a glance the last obtrusive. You'll get a smile and a friendly date these packages will be sold in order for product to stay fresh for ^Thank you" every time. At Kroger, you always normal use at home. AT KROGER YOU COME FIRST. < come first

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) t * *v*~»»fF'M^rj^*^i^''»W(A*tfM*-tT«-^ «, „., ^ J _ t A 8B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 4, 1973' *n Hubbardstort 4-H Chatter ; Farm Tips Mrs Catherine Everest of ; Lansing and Mrs Howard vM^ McKenna of Eaton Rapids called on friends Sunday Recommended alfalfa afternoon. €115 4-H Style Review winners Gini Cusack, ' Janice O'Grady, Karen Pieffer and By WILLIAM LASHER Mary Lou Tucker are By JOHN AYLSWORTH' Extension Agriculture Agent spending their spring vacation in Florida. Mr and Mrs Lloyd stylists: Debbie Thelen " Wessler - All Thumbs; Only wilt-resistant Alfalfa • Vernal types are hardy. establishment and "Unique Boutique" was : In the Young Miss varieties ate now recom­ Vernal remains top choice Gesselman attended the the 'theme of the Clinton Bengal Community; Pam Jeanne Striz - Merry Victor Division, ' 297 members mended for Michigan. for stands to be left five management factors. Six to wedding of their nephew County 4-H Style Revue held Pfaff- Westphalia 4-H; Julie Pin Cushion; Margaret styled during the morning. eight tons per acre can be Bernard Carl Schafer, March 24 at St Johns High Kline - All Thumbs and Mary Horak - Elsie 4- Cor- program. The top 20 to 10 t Saranac remains first choice years or more or for stands harvested under the best soil recently in Elkart, Indiana. for three to four year stands used primarily for pasture. School. During the day a Cindy Lehman - All Thumbs. t ners; Cynthia Schrauben - year old class were:,Brenda because of its^ consistently It is preferred because of its and climate conditions. Work is progressing on the total of 467 members styled Pam Pfaff was selected as ' Fowler Busy Bees; Lori Thelen, Stephanie Smith, excellent performance in long life and high yield in Four to six tons are good new elementary school their latest in fashion the top stylist in the Senior LashaWay - Nimble Fingers; Kim Schmitz, Amy Schmitz, MSU trials since-1965. It has 1964-1972 tests, its proven yields under less favorable building. projects made this past Miss class and,received a .and Julie Platte - Westphalia Susie Plunkett, Gina'Pline, t also had excellent farmer performance since 1955 and conditions. Larry Cusack and Ed winter. silver tray. 4-H. Cynthia Schrauben was Cindy Pline, Laurie Platte, its ample seed supply. Use the management tips Donahue spent the past two la the Junior Miss selected as the top stylist in Cindy Platte, Mary Lynp acceptance since 1968. to maximize production: (1) Several new varieties are Other varieities equal to weeks touring Florida. In the Senior Miss Division, 139 members the Junior Miss_ class and Nurenburg, Kim Korrock, 520, Weevilcheck, Iroquois, Vernal for six to seven year Establish good ' stands, Joe Gallagher underwent Division, 75 .members styled styled with the following six received a silver" bowl. Lori Hufnagel, JoAnn Atra 55, and Thor are stand are WL 202, 525, and preferably by bond seeding, surgery recently in Tucson, with the following six members selected as out­ Members selected to Hengesbach, -Mary .Feldj- yielding equally as well as Progress. Other highly wilt- followed by a Culipacker or Arizona. members selected as the top standing stylists: Linda receive dress revue medals pausch, Doreen Fedewjii Saranac. They are being • resistant, very winter hardy Press Wheels. (2) Test your in the Senior division are as Angela Elder, Lindsey added to the 1973 list of* varieties which have per­ soil 'and fertilize with the follows: Cheryl Bancroft, Liz Cropsey, Sue Bengel, recommended varieties for formed as well as or better correct amounts of Curtis, Diane Davis, Libbie Carolyn Bast, Cindy K}ein. three to four year stands. All than Vernal for three years Phosphorus and Potassium DeVault, Tammy Hunt, Julie The top 20 in the 11 year old these varieties are wilt- and will likely be suitable for at seeding. (3) Correct the The Kline, Barbara Lehman, class were: Kris Aylsworth, resistant. long- term stands are soil PH to 6.8. (4) Plant on Cindy Lehman, DeAnn Brenda Ballinger, Laura Alfalfa to be left for three Iroquois, Weevilchek, WI well drained fields. (5) Take Nachazel, Pam Pfaff, Pat Bauerle, Peggy Faivor,' to four years should be wilt- 215, 520, 522, Superston and ' Harvest and store properly. some .revealing information pouch seems* difficult to Rademacher, Julie Platte, Cynthia Theis, Amy'-Striz,1, (9)1 Use high-yielding about future types of food fathom, a new food process, product in bar form, but it is estimated that total costs for Sandy MacGuinness, Ellen Sue Smith, Pamela Roberts, varieties. containers and compact cbmpressed foods, takes 75 - Luttig, Lori Lashaway, Sheri Sharon Rademacher, >.Lisa The choice of Alfalfa processed foods. Super­ 94 per cent less space by the product from raw state to delivery should be com­ Harte, Jane Hafner, Lori Rademacher, Cynthi&Eung,) varieties is dependent on the markets will be sporting volume than conventional Fox, Denise Feldpausch, Theresa Pohl, Beverly yield goaland length of stand flexible canning pouches foods. Their weight has been parable to freezing or canning. Sandra Fedewa, Jeanne Platte, Marie Miller, Lisa desired, soil conditions, containing shelf stable foods reduced by dehydration to 60 Fedewa, Ellen Fedewa, Foy, Beth Fox, \Karen 'availability of seed, and instead of the traditional - 90 per cent of the original Thanks to Mary Douglas, Consumer Marketing Agent Kelly t Eaton, Debbie Fedewa, Julie Dakers, intended use for hay, pasture cans or jars. Pouches will be product These two features BerryBill, Lisa Ballinger, Carrie Curtis, Cheryl* or silage.' new in Japan and Europe for reduce, storage and trans­ with the Cooperative Ex­ tension for supplying this Kathleen Baese, Lucy Arens, Conklin, Pamela Jo Bacterial wilt-resistance some time. portation space. Campers Cynthia Schrauben. Chamberlin, Gail Bengel. and winter hardiness are the There should be no con­ and Backpackers will have information. two most important factors cern about food safety since their day as well as food • y governing the selection of the pouches compare services. high-yielding varieties. favorably with other con­ The compression process tainers, and have passed includes both freeze drying rigid package standards set and dehydrating the same ANNUAL FENCE SALE Hubbardston by the USDA and FDA. A food. It can be a reversible major advantage of pouches process. Upon rehydration, over the usual round type the compressed foods return cans and jars is its weight- from their flattened shape to Like To Save Money? Mr and Mrs Philip Cull of volume ratio. They are 40 the original round or cubed Wyoming were Saturday per cent lighter and take up form. Peas and green beans guests of her parents, Mr 25 per cent less volume per that are paper thin when ST. JOHNS CO-OP IS HAVING A FENCE SALE. . and Mrs Harold Skinner. given weight of product. compressed recover to . Mr and Mrs Dewey Additional advantages in­ round, plump, green, fully Howard and family of clude reduced processing shaped vegetables. Lansing were Sunday guests time and temperature which There are irreversible April 9 thru April 21 of Mr and Mrs Louis Herald. means a less changed products that will not Mr and Mrs William product in appearance, r- -<* i i Buy a New Hollandjlawn and garden tractor or (i Barker of Lake Odessa were texture and nutritive value, v riding mower, vir>''" >i*i * *»* Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs These"assets provide'tnefway i STEEL & WOOD POSTS, BARBED WIRE, Hubbardston •ft i i.; Harold Skinner. for about.any type of product Choose from aiti&Jff'sfreat gifts, depending on Mr and Mrs Joe Pieffer to be "canned" or possibly A model purchased moved to the former Anna Mr and Mrs James Barker ! AND WOVEN WIRE called "pouched". are the parents of a daughter LIMITED TIME OFFER: APRIL 2 THRU JUNE 30, 1973 Williams home on'Saturday. Food preparation in the Sue Ann Skinner spent the home consists of dropping born March 15 at the Carson 5" x T Wood Posts $133 Each Come In today—see our New Holland "Better weekend with her grand­ the pouch into boiling water City Hospital. She will an­ Buys" and see the exciting gift*selection parents Mr and Mrs Harold for heating if it is a heat and swer to the name Julia Ann. 49 Skinner. serve item. Once again Funeral services for 656* Steel Posts *1 -Each Mr and Mrs James William Leo O'Connell, 49, a flavor and nutritive value former resident of Lebanon Boomer were Saturday are conserved. Light Barb *IV* Perroll DAVARN afternoon callers of Mr and Twp and St Johns were held No special tools are March 5th in Cornelius, Mrs Jack Billings at required to open the 111-9 r EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Greenville. packages. The one way^ Oregon. Heavy Barb • '12 P* °» Mr and Mrs Harold * "empties" are ,small and Mrs Loretta Cowman and PHONE (517) 593-3363 - Skinner spent Wednesday disposable, a boom to the Kenneth O'Grady spent See the St. Johns Co-op for all u afternoon in Grand Rapids ecologist's surmounting several days recently PEWAMO visiting Mr and Mrs Charles' problem of limiting solid visiting relatives in Decatur, your farm supply needs! Langdon at the Clark waste products. Georgia. Memorial Home. What types of foods can one anticipate finding in the ' pouch? To date four basic National Library kinds of foods were tested: chicken loaf, steak, crushed Week ST. JOHNS CO-OP j>ineaj>j)le and ba'kery ST JOHNS - In observance products. All had acceptable of National Library Week taste ratings after they were April 9-16, the Bemont Public N. Clinton St. ST. JOHNS Phone 224-2401 stored 12 months at 100 Library will be serving degrres or 24 months at 70 coffee throughout the week, degrees. 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fur IH'SI performance .ilw.iys IIV Mi t.ilht CARSON CITY - PHOtiE 584*3550 April 4,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan £ranciscan Friars at DeWitt provide weekend retreats

[i' By LAURIE KIPP Capistran explained that chastity and obedience. after which time they go to a h County News Writer vows are then taken, which addition was completed 10 they are an order of These vows are temporary Novitiate to study St Francis are permanent. years ago. "Religious" who have for 3 years. Candidates are and spend a year in prayer One of the Friars, Br Kurt Retreats are financed by DEWITT ~ A sign inside common vows of poverty, called Apostalates at first. and instruction. The Solemn Munn, also serves as a' offerings of Retreatants the door of Retreat House volunteer fireman for the when they leave, rattier than reads, "Please respect one DeWitt Fire Dept. Another, by a fee. another's right to silence." Br Benedict, works in their 1 Fr Capistran reports that This request is honored by vineyard and makes wine for they basically see the same some 1800 visitors to the retreatants. Fr Maximus people every year. The Franciscan Friars' Por- Mandl, their Major Superior,, Retreat serves mainly the Uuncula in the Pines, located has jurisdiction over the Diocese within a 50 mile just outside DeW^U, every DeWitt group, as"well as the radius of Lansing, although , year." entire group of Franciscans. some come from farther away. Under the auspices of the Retreat House was The Retreat House Roman Catholic Church, the founded in 1955 by the late facilities are occasionally Friars'provide weekend Bishop Albers of Lansing. available for special retreats for groups of up to 52 The house itself was built in 2 meetings, Fr Capistran said Robert Lee Ormston, St Johns, received one of the four, persons, in a serene setting sections. The original part is these are mostly religion- outstanding alumni awards presented this week by amid pine trees and 18 years old, while a newer oriented. Michigan State University's Institute of Agricultural vineyards. Technology. He received a picture of MSU's Beaumont Fr Capistran Polgar, Tower to commemorate the occasion. Retreat Master, explained that people come to Por- Uuncula in the Pines for a period of rest and religious Farm Bureau blasts Senate programs. "We try to provide an meat moratorium atmosphere that families ' will find refreshing," he said. ' Elton R. Smith, president the problem of inflation. v In addition to the religious of the Michigan Farm "Over the last three days. guidance provided, silence is Bureau, today (March 29) hog prices dropped as much f observed by "retreatants" lashed out at the Michigan as 25 percent. This can only from approximately 7 pm Senate following their en­ result in decreased supply Friday evening until Sunday dorsement of a meat and will ultimately worsen at 3 pm. An exception tothis moratorium. the supply-demand situation. rule is in the dining room, In a statement from the Farmers cannot be expected where people are free to Farm Bureau headquarters to increase production at a discuss their experiences. in Lansing Smith said, loss. The farmers' cost of Fr Capistran noted that "Yesterday's Senate action producing red meat is at an men and .women usually to endorse a moratorium on all-time high - and it is come separately to retreats, meat in Michigan can only unlikely that this cost will primarily because both can't be termed irresponsible. At a come down." get away from home at the time when public officials Smith cited the increased same time. They do, he said, are calling for responsible cost of production, operate retreats for married government, it is difficult to processing and marketing as couples occasionally. understand why these same a major factor in the current r Secluded by trees, Retreat House provides accommodations for 52 people in addition to officials are determined to food price controversy. Private rooms are act on pure emotion rather Production costs have in­ provided for retreatants in the Retreat Master. Inside are private rooms for Retreatants, a chapel, dining room, office, lounge and classroom. than true facts. The current creased because of higher Retreat House, while the 12 price trends are a direct wages, transportation costs resident Friars and retired. Father Capistran Polgar, Retreat Master at Por- result, of inflation. Inflation and taxes. In the last 8 years Priests live in the Friary tiuncula in the Pines near DeWitt, says people come to which, for the most part, has retail food prices have in­ next door. Fr Capistran is been caused by irresponsible the retreats held there for rest and religious instruction. creased 33 percent and ; the only Firar who lives in actions on the part of public disposable per capita income * Retreat House. officials. has climbed 62 percent. The Franciscan Friars are An ounce of Farmers do not set their an autonomous body, whose "The relationship between prices. Prices are set by a founders originally came to rising government spending, supply and demand this country to serve the prevention an increasing national debt, situation. Hungarian people. The i a rapidly growing money Smith warned consumers \. Friars'at DeWitt primarily supply and rising prices that the meat boycott, in the maintain the property, do By Jose' J Llinas, MD should be obvious by now." long run, will reverse what it horticultural work and help Directort of Community is hoped it will achieve. He in the kitchen during Mental Health - Clinton, According to Smith, said, "An emotional display, retreats. Eaton and Ingham .. 1 current prices are the direct such as the meat boycott, Although the Franciscans _ Hi result of market reaction to a against one segment of our originally were a silent dramatic increase in society could be disastrous. Because I lived and That interested me very For example, in a seven demand - demand brought order, they are no longer. Fr practiced in Jackson for Consumers are faced with a much, because I think his year period, between 1957 on by inflationary pressures. considerable adjustment in many years, I still visit my statement applies across the and 1964, there was an Farmers have been working HOWISTHHTIMI TO dentist there, as regularly as board in many other areas of their thinking about food MM UP YOUR PC A overall increase in dental hard to increase thetsupply prices. You can't have high tmcoFcntoiT he thinks I should. the health field. visits of about 5% -among of meat to help reduce the ; •, (-jHe^ recently .y mentioned » "Well'?, I managed to blurt wagesi and low food prices.- A visit to your " adults, r * i f t, * . -e „ pressure of the current Twenty-cent hamburger some trends in tfie practice out while we were waiting Although comparisons supply-demand imbalance, of dentistry that are ap­ * for an X-ray to develop, "do v goes^jth sixty-cent an hour PCA OFFICE parently changing many of with earlier^years "are dif-~ 'In his statement Smith wages." ^you know how many people ficult, because there is no called for reasonable action the old attitudes in patients go to the dentist regularly?" may well be the and their dentists alike. I reliable information, the in place of an emotional "Not really", he an­ American Dental display. He said, "We are The Michigan State mostprofitable should tell you that, since he swered, "but we suspect that Chamber of Commerce, has his hands inside my only about half the Association estimates that in facing a serious problem in move you make mouth a good deal of the 1949, only 40% of the total this country -- and the only reminds you: It's generally population in any one area the thoughtless person who all year! time, I became a very good gets regular dental care." population visited a, dentist. The pride and joy of the Friars, this painting of St answer is responsible action. listener, and would like to A similar estimate for 1929 Capistrano was smuggled out of Hungary in 1942 un- A boycott of meat at the litters — therefore: Think — Don't you be a litterbug. fiutpotit M*A ftt ftt»anj Wt ftmfft pass on to you some of the was only 20%. da maged. St Capistrano is the patron Saint of the DeWitt supermarket will not solve information he gave me. INCREASES WITH TIME A more adequate survey in Franciscans. The National Health' the late sixties by Dr Robert Survey, conducted every O'Shea demonstrated that WHO GOES FOR year by the National In­ 26% of the population had not SPRING RUMMAGE SALE TREATMENT stitutes of Health, has visited a dentist for 3 years According to Dr Colbath, consistently shown a modest or more. North there are good reasons and addition every year in the Only one out of three April 11th - 14th 1104 S. US-27 St. Johns poor reasons why peoole go proportion of people adults goes to the dentist for Phone 224=3662 to the dentist. receiving dental care. a check up; the other two see Bengal 9:00 to 5:00 the dentist because of symptoms, or to have.some MRS. WILLIAM ERNST specific work done. Ph. 582-5391 United Church in Ovid Miss Ann Moritz ac­ and Karen and Ronald of A STITCH IN TIME companied the Fowler High "That's what I mean by' Battle Creek were Sunday, School band on Monday, March 25, dinner and supper going to the dentist for the March 26, to Beal City where DONATIONS WELCOME right reasons", Dr Colbath guests of Mr and Mrs WRBJ they presented a concert in William Ernst and Maxine. continued. "We would like the afternoon., Later they our patients to think in terms traveled by bus to Glen Lake Mr and Mrs Clare Moritz Contact Betty Evert 834-5676 of prevention, rather than in where they stayed overnight and children of rural Grand terms of treatment". and on Tuesday, March 27, Ledge were Saturday, or Brenda Mead for information. One hopeful sign is that as had a concert there, March 24, visitors of his ' people's affluence and returning back to Fowler parents, Mr and Mrs Louis education increase, they are that evening. Moritz and family. They also' more likely to be concerned Mr and Mrs Richard called . on Clare's grand­ with the prevention of parents, Mr and Mrs Ed­ Rossow and baby, Justin, of ward Moritz. problems to their teeth and Flint came Friday, March gums. The Unround Grain Bin 16, to the- home of his ' Keith and, Neil Thelen "Patients should get used parents, Rev and Mrs H. E. to the idea", says Dr spent their spring vacation Rossow and his grand­ in Florida. Keith is a student Colbath, "thatwe are here to mother, Mrs Hirman protect and preserve their, at Michigan State University Rossow. They intended to and Neil attends Alma state of'dental health from spend the night but became the cradle to the grave." College. marooned by .the big Mrs Herman Rossow snowstorm and were not able visited her son and daughter- THE OUNCE OF to return home until late PREVENTION in-law, Prof and Mrs Francis Monday afternoon, March Rossow and family of Ft Some years ago, people 19. used to go to a dentist and Wayne, Ind for a few days say "Take 'em all out, Doc, Mr and Mrs William Ernst recently. and give me a set of good Store Grain Safely Until the Price Is Right; choppers!" Today, it is more likely Then Put Your Machinery in the Low-Cost, that they will ask, "Can't you A FUELforALL Ail-Steel Butler Farmsted© Building! save them, Doctor?" GAS The pendulum has swung SEASONS" 40' x 72' x 14' back in the direction of $ 00 preventive work and 3,475 education for good dental health, including or­ F.O.B. 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"** Petition of Nyal Flegel, Kemper, Wells & Lewis ORDER OF PUBLICATION provided, notice is hereby AN ORDINANCE TO HOtf, TIMOTHY M. GREEN M. and Mary L. to David P. Administrator, for By: William C. Kemper — Genera! given that on the 4th day of AMEND ORDINANCE #245, - Judge of Probate Sands property in Sec 26 allowance of his Final Ac­ Attorneys for Estate State of Michigan, Probate May, 1973, at 10:00 a.m, AS AMENDED, OF THE . HELENA M. BUBK Eagle. Service Hpjfoter of Prnhate count and for a determinn'on 103 East State Street Court for the County of Eastern Standard Time, said CITY OF ST JOHNS, Mar 26: Smith, Vernon of heirs. St Johns, Michigan. 49-3 MICHIGAN, KNOWN AS Wednesday, April 11,1973 Clinton. mortgages will be foreclosed Edward and Marcia Grace Publication and service ESTATE OF Charles by sale at public auction to THE ZONING ORDINANCE to Jerry L. and Mary L, shall be made as provided by ORDER OF PUBLICATION OF THE CITY OF ST News Harley A. Miller — Claims Mathews, Deceased. ) the highest bidder, inside Betts property in Sec 33 Statute and Court Rule. — General. JOHNS. and License to Sell Real It is Ordered that on May the front door of the Clinton DeWitt. Dated: March 29th( 1973, State of Michigan, Probate 3rd, 1973, atl:30P.M., in the County Courthouse, located Motion by Comm. Grost Estate TIMOTHY M. GREEN Court for the County of supported by Comm, Ebert Sgt Caesar Mary A, Smith — Probate of Probate Courtroom in the in the 'City of St Johns, • LEGAL NOTICES Judge of Probate Clinton. Michigan, that being the to accept the City Attorney's Will City of St. Johns, Michigan a Robert H. Wood Estate of Harley A. Miller, place for holding Circuit reading of Ordinance #254 as GERMANY - Army Staff Achsah M. Smith — Final hearing be held on the Attorney for Estate deceased. , petition of Tony Sovis. for Court in the County of first reading and to set April Sergeant Michael O. Caesar,) Account NOTICE OF MORTGAGE 24, son of Carl C. Caesar, SALE 200 W State, St. Johns, It is Ordered that on April probate of the purported Clinton, Michigan, of the 9,1973 at 8:00 pm as the date Michigan. 49-3 11,1973, at 9:30 A.M., in the Will, for granting of ad­ premises described in said and time for the public Route l, Fowler, Par­ Default having been made , Probate Courtroom St Johns, ticipated with some 15,000 Real Estate Transfers in the conditions of a certain ministration to the executor mortgages and so much Motion carried, ORDER OF PUBLICATION Michigan, a hearing be held American and Allied Troops (Prom records in office of mortgage made on the 21st named therein, or some thereof as may be necessary Motion by Comm. Grost Register pf. Deeds) — General. on the Petition of Derrill to pay the amount due as supported by Comm. Rand to in Exercise Reforger IV in day of November, 1961, Shinabery, Administrator other suitable person and for State of Michigan, Probate a determination of heirs. aforesaid, on said mort­ accept the low bid of Germany, Jan 22-26. between VERLEN E. foMicense to sell real estate Sgt. Caesar is regularly Mar 20: Tabor, Willie E KRUGER and GENEVIEVE Court for the County of Publication and service gages, with interest thereon $5,410.00 from Bee's Clinton. of said deceased. Persons assigned as a platoon and Beverly J to Orla D and M. KRUGER, husband and interested in said estate are shall be made as provided by at the rate of 7% per annum, Chevrolet to purchase two Kathleen Connor Lot 1. 2, 3 Estate of Ilene Hettinger, Statute and Court Rule. and all legal costs, charges new police cars. Motion sergeant in Company C, 1st wife, Mortgagors, and Deceased. directed to appear at said Battalion of the 1st Infantry Bl/Ovid. . CAPITOL SAVINGS & hearing to show cause why Dated: March 7th, 1973. and expenses, including ^carried. Mar 20t Hotchkin, 'Elwyn It is Ordered that on THOMAS L. BROWN, attorney fees allowed by law, Motion by Comm, Hannah Division's 63D Armor at Ft LOAN ASSOCIATION, Wednesday, April 25th, 1973, such license should not be Riley, Kan. and Margaret to William R. Mortgagee, and recorded in granted. Acting Judge of and also any sums which supported by Comm, Ebert and Nathalie C. Fouch at 9:30 AM, in the Probate Probate, may be paid by the un­ to authorize the Mayor and The US Air Force Military the office of the Register of Courtroom in the Courthouse property in Sec 33 Bath. PAUL A. MAPLES dersigned, necessary to Clerk to execute deeds on Airlift Command flew ap­ Deeds for Clinton County, in St Johns, Michigan, a proximately 10,000 US based Mar 20: Town and Country Michigan *on November 22, ORDER OF PUBLICATION Attorney for Estate protect its interest in said behalf of the city for the hearing be held On the — General realignment' of Morton soldiers and more than 1,000 Food Center to Fedewa 1961 in Liber 233 of Mort­ Petition of Nyal Flegel, 210 North Clinton Avenue premises, which premises Builders Inc Lot 4, 5, Blk 6 State of Michigan, Probate St. Johns, Michigan. 48-3 are legally described as Street. YEA: Rand, Hannah, tons of equipment to three gages, Pages 103-104, on Administrator, for different airfields in Ger­ Westphalia Alley and Lot 25. which mortgage there is for the County of Clinton. follows:, Ebert, Wood. NAY: None! allowance of his Final Ac­ Estate of William D. Carr, many in preparation for the Mar 20: Willa,rd, Roger L. claimed to be due at the date count. Commencing 665 feet West ABSTAINED: Grost. Motion and Patricia to Gordon L. Jr., Deceased, ORDER OF PUBLICATION of the SE corner of Section carried. event. ) of this notice for principal Publication and service Immediately after Long Lot 16 Forest Hills Sec and interest the sum of Four It is Ordered that on — General 11, T7N, R1W, and 50 feet Comm. Hannah offered the 10 DeWitt. shall be made as provided by Wednesday, April 18,1973, at State of Michigan, Probate •North of the center of Trunk resolution regarding the arriving overseas, the v Thousand Five Hundred Statute and Court Rule. redeployed units drew Mar 20: Foress, EIIwoocTC Fifty One and 45/100ths' 10:30 A.M., in the Probate Court for the County of Line Highway M-21, as now dedication of Morton Street and Constance C to Boris and Dated: March 29, 1973. Courtroom, the Court House, Clinton. surveyed over and acrdss which was supported by combat gear and vehicles ($4,551.45) Dollars and an TIMOTHY M. GREEN from prepositioned storage Dragana Grdjich Lot 19. attorney fee of Seventy-five' St. Johns, Michigan a Estate of Ellen M. said Section 11, thence West Comm. Rand. Resolution Judge of Probate hearing be ,held on the Stambersky, Deceased. declared carried. sites in Germany and moved Walnut Estate No 2. ($75.00) Dollars allowed by Robert H. Wood 624 feet, North 208 feet, East Mar 21: Joy, Reinald D. Petition of William D. Carr, It is Ordered that on 624 feet and South 208 feet to Motion by Comm. Rartd to the exercise area to begin law as provided in said Attorney for Estate the 5-day field maneuver. and Norma J. to Emerson K. Mortgage, and no suit or for appointment of an Ad­ Wednesday, May 30th, 1973, the place of beginning. supported by Comm. Han­ 200 W. State, St. Johns, ministrator of this estate and Pitted against the airlifted Jr and Donna M. Stockwell proceedings at law having Michigan. 49-3 at 9:30 A.M., in the Probate Township of Ovid, Clinton nah to deny the request of Lot 37 Walker Subdv. for Determination of the Courtroom in the Courthouse County, Michigan. Clinton National Bank for forces were Europe-based been instituted to recover the elements of NATO forces of Mar 21: G. E. Baker Heirs-at-Law of the in St Johns, Michigan a There being more than 66- two additional parking moneys secured by said the US, Germany and Building Inc to Leslie P. and ORDER OF PUBLICATION decedent. hearing be held at which all 2/3% of the original in­ spaces on East Walker. Mortgage or any part Canada. Rose M. Ritter Lot 2, 3, Blk — General. Publication and service creditors of said deceased debtedness still due and YEA: Rand, Grost, Hannah, thereof; Emphasis of the Maneuver 52 St Johns. State of Michigan, Probate shall be made as provided by are required to prove their owing, the redemption Wood. NAY: Ebert. Motion . NOTICE IS HEREBY was to test procedures and Court for the County of Statute and Court Rule. claims and heirs will be period shall 'be six months carried. Mar 21: Day, Darwin and GIVEN that by virtue of the techniques for receiving and Clinton. Dated: March 16, 1973. determined. Creditors must from the date of'sale, as Motion by Comm. Rand Linda to Terrance J. and power of sale contained in deploying units after they Estate of Douglas Darrell TIMOTHY M. GREEN, file sworn claims with the aforesaid. supported by Comm. Grost • Nancy E. Roney property in said Mortgage and the arrive, rather than on rapid Sump, Billie Joe Sump, & Judge of Probate. Court and serve a copy on Dated at -St Johns, to refer Mr Bowersox Sec 8 DeWitt. statute in such case made air transport of troops from Wendy Lynn Sump, Minors. (S) BENJAMIN F. WATSON Mary E. VanEtten, Ad­ Michigan, this 19th day of rezoning request for. Mar 21: Witgen, Jerome F. and provided, on the 4th day the US. and Audrey E. to Lyle L. and It is Ordered that on Attorney for Petitioner ministratrix, R.F.D. #1, March, A.D., 1973. property on N US-27 to the of May, 1973, at 10:00 o'clock Wednesday May 2nd, 1973 at The sergeant is a 1967 Ethel L. Pagel Lot 4,5,6,7,8, in the forenoon, the un- 706 American Bank & Trust Elsie, Michigan, prior to said CENTRAL NATIONAL Planning Commission for 9:30 A.M., in the Probate Bldg. graduate of Carson City } 9, Blk 39 St Johns. ' dersigned will, at the South hearing. MICHIGAN, Mortgagee review and recom­ Courtroom in the Courthouse Lansing, Michigan. 47-3 Publication and service mendation. Motion carried. Crystal High School. Mar 21: Houghten, Her­ entrance of the Clinton Dated: March 15, 1973. His wife, Susan, lives in bert E. and Dorothy M. to in St Johns, Michigan, a shall be made as provided by Motion by Comm. Hannah County Courthouse, in the hearing be held On. the ORDER OF PUBLICATION By: Paul A. Maples Ogden, Kan. Lyle L. and Ethel L. Pagel City of St Johns, County of Statute and Court Rule.' Attorney for Plaintiff, supported by Comm. Ebert Lot 7 Blk 33 St Johns. Petition of Joan ' Kay — General Dated:, March 22nd, 1973. to adjourn. Motion carried. Clinton, State of Michigan, Huguelet, formerly Joan Central National Bank of St Some folks run into trouble Mar 21: Dudlak, William State of Michigan, Probate TIMOTHY M. GREEN, The meeting adjourned at that being one of the places Kay Sump, praying that Johns, Michigan. and then try to back out of it. to Jerome F. and Audrey E. Court for the County of Judge of Probate. 8:06 pm. > where the Circuit Court for Joan Kay Huguelet be ap­ Clinton. 210 North Clinton Avenue Witgen Walker Steel Subdv ROBERT W. WOOD St Johns, Michigan 48879. the County of Clinton is held, pointed the Guardian of said Lot 19, 20, Blk 117. x Estate of Pauline A. Attorney for Estate sell at public auction to the minors to the exclusion of Thelen, Deceased. 47-5 Mishlers attend Owosso Mar 21: Witgen, Jerome F. 200 W. State highest bidder the premises Darrell Douglas Sump, the and Audrey E. to Frederick It is Ordered that on April St. Johns, Michigan. 48-3 described in said Mortgage, father of said minors who is 18,1973, at 10:00 A.M., in the C. and Jean M. Green Legion birthday dinner or so much thereof as may be legally liable for and able to Probate , Courtroom St. Walker Steel Subdv Lot 19, ORDER OF PUBLICATION CITY necessary to pay the amount support and care for the Johns, Michigan a hearing 20, Blk 117. — General ST JOHNS - American as foresaid due on said education of such minor be held on the Petition of COMMISSION signifying 50 or more years Mar 21: Crandall, Bur- State of Michigan, Probate Legion Auxiliary 8th District Mortgage, with seven (7%) children and who has Roman J. Thelen for Probate of continuous membership to triece I. to Melvin E. and Court for the County of President Kay Mishler and percent interest, and all nevertheless failed and of a purported Will, for MEETING Dr Lester Arnold, Erwin Mary L. Thelen property in Clinton. husband Keith, were guests Barie, John Wanamacher, legal costs, together with neglected to do so for a granting of, administration to Sec 31 Riley. said attorney fee, which said the executor named, or some , Estate of Leah E. Nourse, MINUTES at the Amer,jean Legion Ed Cooper, Jess Eddy and period of more than one year Deceased. *> * •i v Mar 21: Boichot, Anna; premises are described as other suitable person, "and h(*t Birthday dinner atf pthe Randy Grover. - i 30th day of June, 1967 and Bath. 0 10* West 175.0 feet to the State of Michigan, Probate It is Ordered* that on recorded in the Office "of the* Mar 23: Van Deventers point of beginning. Court for the County of Wednesday, May 23rd, 1973, Register of Deeds for Clinton Builders Inc to William F. The length of the Clinton. at 9:30 A.M., in the Probate County, Michigan, on the Business Directory and Barbara J. Eardly Lot 60 redemption period as Estate of-Martha Platte, Courtroom, St Johns, 20th day of July, A.D., 1967 in Westwinds No 3. provided by law is one (1) deceased. • Michigan a hearing be held Liber 250, Pages 85-86 of Mar 23: Berry Con­ year from the time of sale. It is Ordered that on June .- at which all claims against Mortgages, and dated the 23rd day of February, 1971, struction Co Inc. to Jack O.,t CAPITOL SAVINGS & 6, 1973 at 9:30 A.M., in the said estate will be heard. AUTOMOTIVE FARM SERVICES HARDWARE ' and Dorothy A. Ulch Lot 71 LOAN ASSOCIATION Probate Courtroom St Johns, Creditors must file sworn and recorded in the Office of For the BEST DUY in Nelson Sub No 1. DATED: April 4, 1973 Michigan a hearing be held claims with the Court and the Register of»Deeds for GOWER'S HARDWARE Mar23: Grady, William M. Cummins, Butler & Thor- at which all creditors of said Clinton County, Michigan, on New & Used Chevrolet* '. Purina Feeds serve,a copy on Harold S. our and * Jr and Sandra K. to Alex M. burn deceased are required to Beardslee, Administrator, the 16th day of March, 1971, „ -• * See Means $ $ $ in X - Pocket prove their claims. Creditors in Liber 260, Page 393 of and Marie R.,Fox Lot 97 Attorneys for 117 West High Street, Ovid, [ EDINGER & WEBER Mathews Elevator Co. GRAIN ELEVATOR - Riverwood. Capitol Savings & Loan must file sworn claims with Michigan, 48866 prior to said Mortgages, which said mort­ Grain—Feeds—Seeds gages are claimed to be due FOWLER > Phone' 583-2401 BOTTLED GAS Mar26: Bongard, Larry R. "Association the Court and serve a copy hearing. ^ FOWLER- and Donna J. to Kurt S. and 301 Capitol Savings & Loan on Ferdinand Platte, P.O. Publication^ and service at the date of this mortgage Cylinders or Bulk Adele M. BancroftLot4 Blk9 Building Lansing, Michigan Box 48, Westphalia, shall be made as provided by for the principal and in­ Eureka Eureka. 48933 ' ' ^ Michigan 48894 prior to said terest, in the sum .of Phone 224-2695 .. Statute and Court Rule. Be a Partner CREDIT BUREAU Mar 26: Fedewa Builders Telephone; 517/487-3613 49*5 hearing. Also, on the petition $15,736.57, on the June 30, Phone 224-2953 ' Dated: March 12, 1973. * ' NOT JUST A CUSTOMER ' * Inc to Clifford M. and of Ferdinand Platte for TIMOTHY M. GREEN 1967 mortgage, and $2,942.14 •> Buy the C»-op Way'' * Pamela J. Martens property ORDER OF PUBLICATION license to sell real estate of ^ Judge of Probate on the February 23, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY in Sec 23 Riley. — General. said deceased. Persons Harold S. Beardslee mortgage. - , FARMERS' CO-OP CREDIT BUREAU. INSURANCE interested in said estate are Mar 26: Furman, Henry State of Michigan, Probate * Administrator And no suit or proceeding FOWLER Phone 582-2661 and Edna to Clark M. and Court for the County of directed to appear at said 117 West High Street at law having been instituted ' Phone 224-2391 Complete Insurance Service Drusella R. Knitigh property Clinton. hearing to show cause why Ovid, Michigan, 48866 47-3 to recover the debt secured Credit Reports * Collections, Since 1933 , ^ Estate of Verne Hettinger, such license should not be by said mortgages, or any in Sec 3 Riley. * * x FARM AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE Mar 26: Day, Ernest E. to Deceased. granted. The Michigan State part thereof; ' FIRE INSURANCE J • DRAINAGE ' FOR TOUR LISTING IN THE ' Dorothy Salters property in , It Ja Ordered that on Publication and service Chamber of Commerce' NO% THEREFORE, by r GENERAL CASUALITT , , Sec 16 Ovid. ' Wednesday April .25thy 1973 shall be made as provided by hopes you enjoy Michigan's virtue of the power of sale . JAMES BURNHAM ' at 9:30 AM, in the Probate Statute and Court Rule. Jakes, and streams this contained in said Mortgages . • Business Directory Mar 26: Bragdon, Richard Phone St. Johns 224*4045 Allaby-Brewbaker, Inc. Courtroom in the Courthouse Dated: March 29, 1973. spring — but don't forget to, and pursuant to the statutes A. and Norma J. to Clarence •' R-3, St. Johns - Phen»2JM-2Ml Over-Gamble Store M* and Dorothy Lot 36 in St. Johns, Michigan, a ' TIMOTHY M. GREEN take along a litter; container of the State of Michigan in 'Elmhurst Est No 2. hearing be held On the Judge of Probate in your boat or canoe. such case made and St. Johns 'Phone'224-325S i April 4,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 11B Reduce set-aside requirements for 73'

Area bowling EAST LANSING - A The required set-aside for allowed in the Feed Grain be affected by the action. further reduction in set-aside full compliance is changed and Wheat Programs. Those Conserving base requirements for the full from 25 to 10 percent of a producers who agreed in the requirements will remain Hub Motel 14 26 191; Ind High Series, J, producer's feed grain base. recently concluded 1973 Feed unchanged. Total payment ( ' NIGHT HAWK F.C.Mason Co 24-1/2 19-1/2 compliance provision of the per farm for participation W L Citgo v. .13 27Whee l Inn 24 20 Payne 507; Team High 1973 Feed- Grain Program For participants who elected Grain Program sign-up not to comply fully with the (February 5 - March 16) to will remain unchanged from ^ Becks 57 30 Beck's Farm Mkt St Johns Co-op 24 20 Game, Daleys 840; Team was made by Secretary of that announced on January 55 32 8-1/2 31-1/2 Moore Oil Co 23 21 High Series, Daleys 2397. Agriculture, Earl L. Butz, on set-aside program, the set aside 25 percent of their .Zeebs feed grain base will not 31 and as agreed to at * Legion 54 33 Ind High Game, Viola Hobby Lobby 23 21 SPLIT CONVERSIONS — March 26, in order to bring required set-aside remains enrollment. Gartdl 53 34 Rossow 204; Ind High Series, CurleyQ . 22 22 5-6-10 J. Shepard; 2-7, A. US feed grain supplies more unchanged at 0 percent. receive less program Betty Martin 569; Team Kurts Appl Cnt 20-1/2 23-1/2 Wolfe; J. Payne; 5-10, M. in „line with expected This action was taken to payment and will Diehl indicated that McKenzies 50 37 producers who have signed Coca Cola 47-1/2 39-1/2 High Game, Lewis Hard­ Rivards 19 25 Mikulka, B. Isbell; 3-10, P. demand. This report was prevent or alleviate a automatically have their set- ware 866; Team High Series, Haught, J. Payne; 5-6, J. shortage in the supply of aside reduced to 10 percent up in the 1973 Feed Grain i Dunkels 44 43 Drakes 18 26 released by Dorn Diehl, Program need take no Hettiers ,* 42-1/2 44-1/2 Lewis Hardware 2419. Cains • 15, 29 Payne. State Executive Director of agricultural commodities. Grazing and haying on the t J HONOR ROLL — V. The action will free up to an remaining 10 percent set- further action at this time as *Egg Station 40 47 High game Ind, Hazel COFFEE CUP the Michigan Agricultural no further signatures, forms Rossow 536; M. Hurst 505. Pearson 203; High three Stabilization and Con­ estimated additional 13.5 aside will be optional with .Randolphs 31 56 W L the same dollar-per-acre or papers are necessary. , St Johns, Oil 17 70 games Ind, Betty Martin 540, servation Service million acres for production Gen Tire 27 9 of grain and other crops and deduction as before. There will be no additional High game Ind, Geo Smith CAPITOL Hazel Pearson 501; High Jays Service 24 12 cost to producers where ^ 223; High three games Ind, W L games team, Wheel Inn 861; for forage, Diehl said. Program payments to Daleys 23 13 Diehl stressed that no those who -elected not to set- remeasurement services are Geo Smith 555; High games Coca Cola - 55 22Hig h three games team, Clinton Crop „ 20 16 Garland News required. Wheel Inn 2488. enrollment changes will be aside any acreage would not . team, Egg Station 874; High Moor Man Fds 48 30 Roadrunners 20 16 by Mrs. Pudge Darning .three games team Zeebs BeaufaresBbSp 44 34 Splits — Linda Palmatier Tastee Freez 20 16 V2570. Capitol Sav& Loan 42 365-7-9 ; Jane Feldpausch 5-10; Mission Impo 18 IB Brian Mead of St Johns, t, HONORROLL—D.Bunce Co-op's 42 36Bar b Wooley 5-10; Kay Jim's Radio x 17 19 grandson of Mr and Mrs Leo Coburn 4-5-7; Lela Clark 5- 217; E. Sillman 213; T. Cen Nat Bank 40 38. Houghton's 15 21(Demin g spent Saturday Billiard 214; F. Glowacki Bobs Bar 40 3810 ; Jan Zelenka 2-7; Cheryle "SnackBar 12 241 evenin g with the Demings in 201; R. Libey 201. Woodberrys Flower Sp Moore 5-7; Judy Pease 3-10; Chaparral 11 25Carland . His parents, Mr 38 40 Deanne Blank 2-7 & 5-6-10; Overway Agency -_9 27an d Mrs Richard Mead came Jan Schomisch 3-7-10; Jean to get him Sunday and all COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Moriarty Bldgs 36 42 Ind High Game, J. Payne Carlings Beer 31 47Simpso n 5-8-10. enjoyed a family dinner at •A x W L 188, F. Burgess 186; Ind High VFW 29 49 the Deming home in • Dry Dockd Lg 49-1/2 37-1/2 Series, M. Snyder 488, J. Carland. Gallaways 49 38 Fresca 26 52TE N PIN KEGLERS Payne 479; Team High Ind High Game,* Bill W L ^Brunos 48-1/2 38-1/2 Game, Jim's Radio 897; Mr and Mrs Clarence Rehmanns 46-1/2 40-1/2 Taylor 235; Ind High Series, McKenzie's Ins 36 12 Team High Series, Jim's Bill Taylor 605, Richard Allaby & Brewbaker, Inc Darling, Mr and Mrs 'Demmers 46 41 Radio 2441. Raymond Lawrence, and Mr «Schmitts 46 41 Pease 603; Team High 29 19 SPLITS — 3-7, N. Game, Beaufares 882; Team EJ's Standard 27 21 and Mrs Russell Potter spent -Daleys 45 42 Reynolds; 3-10, V. Skriba, S. ten days in Hawaii, via route Red Wing Lns 40 47 High Series, Beaufares 2487. Hallenbeck's Const 27 21 Mills, C. Seidel, I. Wing, C. HONOR ROLL — EdAmerica n Legion 25 23 of Calif where a niece and Road House 40 47 Welch, P. Gilroy; 3-6-7-10, V. her son, of Mr and Mrs .Aloha 38 49 George 213; Ken Koneval Masarik'sShell 25 23 Skriba; 5-8-10, M. Snyder; 5- 216; Stan Bunce 217; Bud Daley's 24 24 Darling's met them to spend .Sprite 38 49 6, B. Greer; 6-7-10, R. the 3 hour lay-over before StrouseOil 35-1/2 51-1/2 Schneeberger 202; Richard Julie K 23 25 Conklin; 4-5, D. Ritz; 5-7, J. Pease 216-207 Clinton Nat Bank 21 27 boarding .the plane for - High game Ind, Ross E. Smalldon; 6-7-8, S. Ladisky; Hawaii. 'Myers 245; High three Bruno's 18 30 5-6-10, S. Ladisky. Hub Tire Center 17 31 After they were all games Ind, Ross E. Myers TWIN CITY 642; High games team, Sch- Parr's Rexall Drugs 16 32 COFFEE CUP presented with floral leis, a W L Ind High Game, Kay Penix nephew of the Lawrences mitts 952; High three games Cains Buick 23-1/2 9-1/2 W L .team, Dry Dock'd 2682. 201, 202; Ind High Series, Gen Tire 33 11wh o lives in Hawaii met Willetts Studio 21-1/2 11-1/2 Kay Penix 540; Team High them and pointed out many b„ HONOR ROLL — Ross E. HazlesMobFds 19-1/2 13-1/2 Jays 28 16 Myers 245-212; Rudy Game, Hallenbeck's 841; Daleys 28 16place s of interst for them to Moriarty Bldgs 17-1/2 15-1/2 Team High Series, EJ's see, including Old Diamond Masarik 202-227; Dick Pease Lewis Plb&Htg 17 16 Clinton Crop 24 20 234; Linden Lade 215; Rollin Standard 2467. Roadrunners 24 20Hea d and other places of Clinton Nat Bank 17 16 HONOR ROLL — J. Mission Impo 24 20interst . Dunkel203; Keith Penix 224j • Coca Cola 17 16 Charlie Edwards 223-200; Bensinger 534», D. King 520; Tastee Freez 22 22 The 3 couples rented an KurtsAppl 15-1/2 17-1/2 J. Rogers 509. < Jim's Radio 21 23 Bill Haps 222; Jon Tatroe Cooks Acad 14 19 automobile and toured the 205; John Spousta 210; Don SPLITS CONVERTED — Houghton's 17 27island s and all the beautiful VFW 13 20N . Lynam 5-7, C. Thum 3-7; Snack Bar 16 28 Henning 204; J. Lowe 224- Andys IGA 12 21 sandy beaches. 212; Jim Lance 209-202; Tom J. Bensinger 3-10; B. Crowell Chaparral 14 30 Sprite 10-1/2 22-1/2 5-7-9; A. Redman 2-7. Overway Agency 13 31 When they landed again in Danley 207; Frank Costello Ind High Game, Richard Ind High Game, M. Hurst Calif, Mrs Ed Locke and her 239; Elmer Feldpausch 212- Pease 259; Ind High Series, 203, M. Snyder 186; Ind High 2 sons took them over the 200; Stan Thelen 201; Keith Bruce Thelen 654; Team COFFEE CUP Series, M. Hurst 515, M. Golden Gate and Bay Barrett 213. High Game, Kurts Appl 877; W L Snyder 493; Team High Bridges, touring San Team High Series, Willetts Gen Tire 30 10 Game, Mission Impo 819; Francisco, and viewing San FIRST NIGHTERS 2506. Jays 27 13 Team High Series, Mission Quenton and Alcatraz. Mrs W L Richard Pease 600. Daleys 27 13 Impo 2373. Locke is a niece of Mr and Dog & Suds 29 11 Mrs Darling. HONOR ROLL — Steve Clinton Crop 23 17 SPLITS — 3-10, B. Greer, Andy's IGA 27 13 Fulton 201-225; Bruce Thelen Roadrunners 21 19 Nick's FrMkt 26-1/2 13-1/2 E. Underwood, A, Pline, S. The big snow storm gave 214-204-236; Steve Price 212; Tastee Freez 21 19 Sheldon; 4-5, B. Beck; 5-6, E. them a cool reception when Lewis Hdw 25-1/2 14-1/2 Mission Impo 21 19 D&B Party Shoppe Terry Reese 256; Bob L. Harvey, R. Conklin, J. Krull; they returned home Sunday Lewis 202. Jim's Radio 20 20 5-7, A. Thurlow, F. Burgess, evening, after enjoying the 22-1/2 17-1/2 Houghton's 16 24 N. Vining; 2-7-10, N. Miller; Fowler Holy Trinity students rehearse a scene for their upcoming performance of the Simon Realty 22 18 warm sunshine and trying NITEOWLS Snack Bar 13 27 5-6-10, D. Sharick; 5-10, S. not to get too sunburned on Wizard of Oz April 6-7. Curtain time for both performances is 8 pm. Shown are Gene Lantermanlns 2i 19 W L Chaparral 11 29 Sheldon. B. Brown, C. those flower-laden tours of Feldpausch as the Tin Woodman; Jim Pohl, scarecrow; Ellen Spitzley, Dorothy May and Cartings * T* '23Hillsid e BtySh* • 26 18 1 1 Overway Ag 10 30 Seidel; 3-7, J. Smalldon; 2-9, the islands, .,. ,fkti lrJ Doug Thelen, Toto. Homeliters - • 11—26Ge'nTe l **t ^ "-25* 19 Ind High'Game,v L. Uribe E. MUrton. t You know your Landbanker... because he talks your language.

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v<, CARDS and vail GIFTS mm -t 220 N. Clinton ST. JOHNS Ph. 224-4726' St. Johns till! -£ 224-2719 It's the, language of farming. Because So talk to him about the opportunities he chances are, he was a farm boy long before can offer you now through his new Variable Distinctive he became a Landbanker. Interest Rate plan. Or the new CO-FARM ALWAYS IN THE MARKET FOR Maybe that's why he spends more time plan that establishes a definite line of credit • Oats • Corn • Wheat • Soybeans PRINTING behind the wheel, traveling the country, for you over a guaranteed period,of time. and talking to farmers, like yourself, than This gives you the means to use your real] a "White Beans behind a desk back in the office. estate credit to your maximum advantage. Sell, Store, or Grain Bank When Time Means Money As a result of all this travel and talk, your .Once your total loan limit is set, you canl borrow,"repay, and borrow again, without! 'BULK AND BAGGED FERTILIZER We can save you both. We'll Landbanker knows, as you know, that the AND BULK DELIVERY OF PURINA FEEDS meet your deadline and save future for farmers and farming lies in refinancing or delay. You pay interest only) you money. growth. More land. Better equipment. Ex­ on the amount you use. Ss$' CNO»|US Clinton County News panded facilities. Bigger crop and livestock' Speak to your Landbanker about the] MATHEWS ELEVATOR operations. All of which—for most farmers' advantages of financing with the farmer-l Fowler, Mich. Ph. 593-2111 —means more flexible long-term credit, owned Land Bank. You can talk to hlm| And that's your Landbanker's strong suit. because he talks your language. .. EVERYTHING Your Landbanker can help you make it happen... SEE US FIRST FOR FOR THE FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION LATMDBA'NK FARM LOANS SOIL N OF ST. JOHNS New Facilities? Main Office-South U.S. 27, St. Johns Ph. 224-7127 1104 S. US-27 • Repairs? Robert G. Darling, Manager Ph., 224-7127 St. Johns, Mich. • Expansion? St. John's Ashley LANDB7VNK Serving America's Farmers: Providers of Plenty Serving America's Farmers: 224-3234 847-3571 Providers of Plenty Modernization? VIRGIL ZEEB r No job is too large or too small \i\ B 8 % v m PLUMBING AND for.CAINS COMPLETE TEST DRIVE HEATING AUTO BODY THE;73s * RESIDENTIAL * COMMERCIAL Any Make-Any Model . * QUALITY WORK Bumping-Painting-Reconditioning Chevrolet Caprice the finest workmanship makes H look like new. Buick , ^-^jim Edinger Chevrolet DUNKEL CAINS Inc. o"'7c St. .Johns. GMC ,^-^Q ^J Fowler PLUMBING & HEATING 2iaHiBham St.Johni 224-3231 •* ' . ______12B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan , AprlKfdffi 4 Westphalia Next Sunday in Area t GROVE BIBLE CHURCH STMAKY'S CHURCH Rev Fr Aloysius H, Miller, Pastor Clinton County churches Fr Martin Miller Assistant Pastor Sunday Masses - 6, 8 and 10 am , All Churches.'In Clinton County are invited to send Weekdays - During School Year 7:00, 7:45 and 11:15 am their weekly announcements to The Clinton' County; Saturdays • 6145 am and 7:30 am Holy Days-5:30,7:30,9am and 8pm .News.' They must reach uV by lb silnx. Monday to imur* Evening Mass • Friday B:00 pm . publication In the current week's Issue.

HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH CALVARY BAPTISTCHURCH \ UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS 380 W Herbison Rd, DeWitt Rev Wayne Gassman Maple Rapids Rev Krancfs C, Johannides - Minister 686 North Lansing Street .. Telephone: 669-3930 M-21 at Elsie Rd Elder ,E.F, Herzel, Pastor David B Franzmeier, Pastor 9:45 am Sunday School 9:30 am Church School Services held on Saturday Telephone: 669-9606 11:00 am Morning Worship Area , 10;30 am Fellowship 9:15 am • Church Service Sunday School -9:00 am 7:00 pm Evening Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship •10:30 am • Sabbath School Service Sunday Worship • 10:30 am 7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting THE UNITED METHODIST 7:00 pm Jr. Hi. Youth Meet, Tuesday - Directions at Dawn 7;00 - WEST PILGRIM UNITED CHURCH am MAPLE RAPIDS Wednesday, March 28 METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Parks and Grove Rd Pastor Rev Abe S. Castor Chapel and Carol choirs do not meet. ST ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Fowler Area Parsonage-Middle ton 7:30 Chancel Choir rehearsal Rev Brian K. Sheen, Minister . Phone 236-7742 Tuesday,Aprtt3 ,9:30 am • Worship Service Corner US-27 and Webb Road 10:45 am - Church School Rev Glenn V, Cathey, Jr, Vicar MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Sunday - 9:30 am - Worship Service. 7;30 pm Esther and Sara-Louise Residence 669-3967 Church 6694308 10:30 am Sunday School, Circles meet together in Niles Hall. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev Fr Albert J. Schmitt, Pastor SUS-27&EBaldwln First & Third Sundays Sunday Masses-6:30,8:30 and 10:30 Tuesday - 1:30 pm WSCS first Joseph F. Eger, Jr. Pastor Morning Prayer 9 am am Tuesday each month. 7:00 pm Senior FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 10:00 am - Sunday School Weekdays -During school year, 7:30 Choir practice, 7:00 pm Scouts. CHURCH Second & Fourth Sundays 11:00 am - Morning Worship Holy Communion 9 am and 8:30 am Averill M. Carson, Minister ' 6:30 pm - Youlh Service Holy Days - 5:30, 7:30 am and 7:00 GREENBUSII UNITED METHODIST' 9i45 - Church School 7:30 pm - Sunday Evening pm and 7:0a pm eve before •CHURCH lliOO - Morning Worship 7:00 pm - Wednesday, second and, VALLEY FARMS BAPTIST CHURCH Sorrowful Mother Novena - Friday, Scotland Marshall Roads fourth WMC 241 EState Road 7:30 pm Saturday, April 7 7:30 pm-Wednesday evening service Rev LaVern Bretz, Pastor Saturdays - 7:30 am and 7:00 pm Pastor - Everett M. Love 12-30 Junior Choir Rehearsal 9:45-10:45 am-Church School. There Sunday: 9:45 am Church School. 1:00 Children's Choir Rehearsal PRICE UNITED METHODIST • is a class for everyone from the U:30 am Worship Monday, Apnl9 CHURCH youngest to the oldest. The Bible is our ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Thursday; WSCS 4th Thursday at 6:45 Congregators Rev. Darold B.Boyd .textbook FOWLER 8:00 pm , Tuesday, April 10 9:45 am • Church School ~" ll am -12 Noon - Morning Worship, H E. Rossow, Pastor / 7:30 Linda Scott 11:00 am - Morning Worship Junior Church for children through 6th 9'30 am Worship 10:30 am Sunday LOWE UNITED METHODIST Wednesday, April 11 Women's Society meets the last grade School 4 Bible Class CHURCH 6.45 Boy Sqout Troop #Bl Wednesday of each month. Dinner at 5:30 pm • BYF for both Juniors and , Lowe and North Lowe Road 8:00 Chancel Choir Rehearsal 12:30. Meeting at 1:30. Seniors Pastor - Everett M. Love Youth Fellowship meets the first 7:00 pm - Evangelistic Service Sunday: Church Service 10:15 am and third Monday of each month at 8:00 pm - Morning Choir Practices Tuesday: Choral Actors 3-4:30. ATTEND THE CHURCH 7:30 pm Wednesday, 7:00 pm - Mid-week Elsie Area Wednesday: Bible Study 7:3041:30. Senior Choir 7:30-8:30. OF YOUR CHOICE ON Council of Church Ministries and Prayer Service; 8:00 pm - Morning ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH Administrative Board meets the first Choir Practice Rev David Litchfield, Minister SUNDAY. Sunday of each month following a Saturday 10:00 am - Jr Choir ' potluck dinner at noon. 9:30 am - Morning Worship CONGREGATIONAL practice 10:30 am - Sunday School, Supt Merle CHRISTIAN CHURCH Youth choir meets each Wednesday 1st Thursday 7.30 pm - Woman's Merle Baese at 7 pm Mission Society Maple Rapids, Michigan FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Senior choir meets each Wednesday 2nd Saturday 2:00 pm - Ann Judson Rev Robert E. Myers, Pastor South US-27 at 7;30 pm DUPLAIN METHODIST CHURCH Paul A.Travis, Pastor Guild for Jr Hi girls. Rev David Litchfield, Minister 10:00 am Worship Service 3rd Tuesday 6:30 pm - Men's 11:00 am Sunday School ?K0*«0t 9:45 am Bible School JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Fellowship 10 am - Sunday School, Supt Ken­ 8:00 pm Fellowship meetings on 10:55 am Worship Service Kingdom Hall neth Kiger Wed 11 am Children's Churches 1993 North Lansing St SOUTH DeWITT CHURCH OF 11 am - Worship Service m hura Cherub & 6 pm IN-TIME and HI-TIME Tuesday, 7:30 pm - Congregation CHRIST Choi£«?r SPractic T e ^nic 7 pm Evening Worship Book Studies, Text studied: "The Temporarily Meeting at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Natons Shall Know That I am DeWitt High School 8:30 pm Thurs. Chapel Choir Pract 5:00 pm Church Training Jehovah-How?" Rev Charles Cowley 1:30 pm Every 3rd Thurs. Women's 6:00 pm Evening Worship Eva ngelist: Richard J. Wolfcale 10-00 am - Worship Service Fellowship Meeting Thursday, 7:30 pm - Theocratic Telephone: 669-3395 11:00 am - Sunday School, Paul Attend the ,/ Each Wed 7 pm The Hour or Power Ministry School-Texts Used: "Bible" 8 am - "Revival Fires," Channel 5 Brown, Supt for the whole family. 8 pm Choir and "Aid to Bible Understanding" 8:30 TV- "Revival Fires," 1110 Radio 6:00 pm • Junior and Senior BYF practice. pm Service Meeting 9:45 am • Bible School 7:00 pm - Evening Serivce Sunday, 9:30 am - Public Lecture - 10:30 am - Morning Worship. Ser­ 3:30 pm Wednesday - Junior and Eureka Area aiOO pm - Choir Practice - Given by Qualified Representative of mon: "The Mind of Christ." Senior Choir practice Jr. Basketball the Watchtower, Bible and tract Weekly Communion. 7:00 pm - Wednesday - Prayer and CONGREGATIONAL Society,10:30am- Watchtower Study - 6:30 pm - Youth groups for grades 1 Bible Study CHRISTIAN CHURCH First Sunday-Communion Service Current Issue of the "Watchtower" 2619 E Maple Rapids Road First Tuesday-Deacon's Meeting through freshman In college magazine studies. 6:30 pm - Evening Worship. Sermon: DUPLAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev Paul R. Jones, Pastor Second Tuesday-Ladies' Missionary PUBLIC INVITED "What the Church of Christ Stands Phone 224-7709 Circle. NO COLLECTION TAKEN For." 3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High School 10 am - Bible School for everyone Mon-Frl "Moments of Meditation. 5565 E Colony Road church of Wednesday, 7 pm - Hour of Power, 8 11 am - Morning Worship 9:15 am Radio WRBJ FIRST CHURCH OF GOD classes Justin Shepard, Minister 7:30 pm - Adult Bible discussions. Church office hours Rev Jeff Webb Thursday, 7 pm - Fishermen's Club„ Bill Nichelson, Youth Minister Nursery provided during services 9-12 & 1-3 Mon thru Efri 312 N US-27 9:45 am - Sunday School 6:30 pm - Youlh Meetings Phone 224-244B FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 11 am-Church 6:45 pm - Wednesday, Jr. Choir; 9:45 am Church School. 11:00 am OF DeWITT, SBC 6 pm - Youth fellowship and Chancel Choir, 7:30 pm Worship Service. 7:00 pm Evening adult Bible Study ST JOHNS'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Worship.8.00pm Youth Fellowship 1st Rev Jerry Cole, Pastor Meeting in the Memorial Building 7 pm - Evening Service Corner of Mead and Walker and 3rd Sunday of the month. 7 pm Wednesday - Prayer Meeting Rectory 406 E Walker Wednesday: 7:45 pm Family Bible while we build ournew worship center. Phone 224-2600 Study. Sunday School • 10:00 am Matherton Office 224-2885 Morning Worship • 11:00 am ST CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 5:00 pm Evening Worship Meeting In homes - Rev Thomas M Kowalcyzk, Pastor 1973 Schedule 515 North Lansing Street POBOX97517EMaInSt Area Mid-week prayer service Wed-7:30* Bannister, 48807 Phone: 862-5270 your choice Every Sunday 8 am Holy Com­ Rev Wesley Manker pm Sunday Liturgies: Saturday - 7:00 Youth prayer service Thur-7:30 pm MATHERTON COMMUNITY munion Phone 224-7950 pm Sunday - (May 1 to Dec 1) 8:00 and CHURCH 2d & 4th Sunday 10 am Holy Com­ 10:00 am - Sunday School Join us in worship where 10.00 am (Dec 1 to May l) 8:30 and , "everybody is somebody and Christ is 2 00 pm - Sunday School munion and Sermon U:00 am - Morning Worship 10:30 am 3:00 pm - Worship Service Other Sundays - 10 am - Morning 6:15 pm - Young People's Service Lord." Holy Day Liturgies: 7:00 am and Prayer and Sermon 7:00 pm - Evening Worship For more information call 669-9752 8:00 pm Nursery & church school 10 am for Wednesday, 6:30 pm - Caravan, 7:45 or write Box 306, DeWitt, Confessions: One half hour before nursery through 6th 4i*' pm Bible Study and prayer hour all Sunday Liturgies Every Monday eve 7 pm - Spiritual VALLEYFARMS UNITED ^ Wacousta Healing Service n rm , FREE METHODIST CHURCH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH EAGLE UNITED METHODIST 1st - 3d Mondays 7 pm Senior' 305 Church Street 155ESateRd CHURCH Citizens Phone 224-3349 Rev Neil Bolinger, Pastor Rev Ray McBratnie, Pastor Area 2d & 4th Tuesday - Noon - Senior Robert Bentley, Minister Phone 489-1705 Telephone 627-6533 or 489-3807 Citizens 10:00 am • Sunday School . 9:30 am - Sunday School 9:30 am * Morning Worship WACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED this Sunday Every (Tuesday morning and 11.00 am - Morning Worship 11:00 am • Morning Worship 10:30 am - Church School METHODIST CHURCH evening weight watchers 6:00 pm - Evening Worship 7:30 pm - Sunday evening 7:30 pm - Wednesday, Bible Study Rev Edward F. Otto, pastor 2d Wednesday 1-5 pm Family Prayer service as announced. Evangelistic and prayer meeting Phone 6264623 Planning Clinic Wednesday, 7:30 pm - Youth service Morning Worship: 10:00 am 1st & 3rd Wed morning OEO SALEM UNITED METHODIST Thursday, 7:30 pm - Bible Study EAGLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH Church School Classes 11:15 am Nutrition Class CHURCH Wecordially inviteyou to attend any Rev and Mrs Royal Burnett, Pastor Jr and Sr Hi Y.F 6'00 pm Every other Wed evening 7:30 Cadet,. Parsonage and Office: US-27 and or all or these services 10:00 a.m. Sunday School Cherub and Youth Choir Wednes­ Girl Scouts County Line Road . Listen to ourinternatlonalbroadcast 11:15 am - Morning Worship day, 3:00 pm Pastor - Charles VanLente HARVESTTME Sunday morning at 7:30 pm - Wednesday Prayer Chancel Choir, Thursday, 7:30 pm Every 4th Thursday Jaycettes 8 pm 10:30 am, WRBJ, 1580 on your dial. THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS Every Thursday 8 pm AA Al Anon Phone 224-6166 meeting ' WSCS Noon meetings every 3rd Every Friday 3:15 pm Brownies Sunday: 9:30 am Worship, 10:30 am Wednesday Church School ST PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH WXYZ Noon meeting every 1st Wednesday: 7:00 pm Choir practice, MISSOURI SYNOD Wednesday MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE CHURCH OF CHRIST OF ST. JOHNS 7:30 pm Mid-week Service 4-1/2 miles west of St Johns on M-21 Bath Area Council on Ministries every 3rd 400 EState Thursday: 7:30 pm WSCS Third 5-1/2 miles south on Francis road Monday at 7.30 4 1 MikeHargrave, Minister Thursday 2 miles west on Church Road Administrative Board, 4th Monday 9:30 am Sunday School Marvin L. Barz, Pastor BATH UNITED METHODIST of every 3rd month sssmms&msmmmmsm ST. JOHNSwmmmmmiiBissmstmGtil' 10-30 am Morning Worship 10:30 am - Worship CHURCH 5:30 pm Youth Fellowship DeWitt Area 9:15 am - Sunday School and Bible Rev Clarence Keith 6:30 pm Evening Service WAYSIDE CHAPEL ' ' Classes. 9:45 am Church School Wed. 7:00 pm Prayer Meeting 11:00 am Worship A BIBLE CHURCH Holy Communion first Sunday of the 7:00 pm Bible Study Call 224-4293 for more information 14337TumerRoad,DeWitt month at 8 am, third Sunday of the Victor St Johns Co-op month at J0.30 am Eentra l Natl Bank Schmitt Electric Rev Douglas Beach, Pastor ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC.CHURCH Phone 489-9251 BATH BAPTIST CHURCH OF ST. JOHNS 1002 E. State Rev William G. Hankerd, Pastor 10 am Sunday School Township Rev Richard Cole, Pastor v St. Johns' N. Clinton Rev. Raymond Goehrlng 11 am Worship Service 10:00 am Sunday School Associate Pastor GROVE BIBLE CHURCH' St Johns-Ovid-Pewamo Phone 224-4277 Phone 224-2381 6 pm Young People Ovid Area 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship Rev Robert Prange, Pastor Member FDIC Rectory—109 Linden St.—Ph 224-3313 7 pm Evening Service 7:30 pm Evening Service Price and Shepardsvllle Roads Convent — 110 S. Oakland—Ph. 224- 7:15 pmWednesday-BibleStudyana THE UNITED CHURCH OF OVID Midweek Service on Wednesday 7:30 10:00 am - Sunday School. Classes 3789 Prayer West Front St, Ovid pm for all ages School — 201 E. Cass—Ph. 224-2421 A friendly church with a message Rev Claude B Rldlev. Jr, Pastor 11:00 am - Morning Worship Mass Schedule for today Services are now being held at 10 am 6:30 pm • Young People Saturday Evening—7 pm Bible Loving - Bible Believing Sunday School at 11 am. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 7:30 pm - Evening Service Sunday—7:30, 9.10:30 and 12. Bible Preaching Board Meeting - 2nd Tuesday CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 7:30 pm - Wednesday, prayer S & H Farm Phillips Allaby-Brewbaker, Holy Da_ys—See bulletin DeWITT COMMUNITY CHURCH' Women's Fellowship-2nd Wednesday Corner Upton Rd & Stoll Rd meeting Weekdays—7:30 and 8*30 am and (Inter-denominational) Circle Meetings • 3rd Wednesday Elder Jerry Balrd " Ladies Missionary Circle meets 4th Implement 7:15 pm • __ Murl J Eastman, Pastor Children's Choir-Wednesday, 4 pm Sunday School - 10 am Preaching Thursday Sales & Service Inc. Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays, "Jim McQovney, 3:30 to 5 pm: after 7 pm Mass until 9 Junior Choir - Wednesday, 4 pm Service - 11 am Couples Club meets 4th Saturday in COMPANY Sunday School Supt. Chancel Choir • Wednesday, 7 pm Choir Practice - Wed 6:30 pm month New Holland Machinery pm. Weekday evenings—a few ManlynKrol,Co-Supt Mid-Week Prayer Service - Wed 7:30 4 minutes before evening Mass. a:45 am - Sunday School pm Our Specialty First Fridays—Sacrament of 11 am - Church WESLEYAN HOLINESS "CHURCH Everyone welcome 313 N. Lansing St. 108'/. N. Clinton St. Penance, Thursday from 4 to 5 pm and 6 pm - Youth Fellowship 127W*WilliamSt,Ovld ' 4 Mi. N. on US-27 to Phone 224-2777 St. Johns, Michigan after the evening Mass until all are 7 pm - Sunday Evening Service Rev Richard D Purchase Lansing French Rd. heard. Mass and Prayers of Adoration 7 pm • Wedesday Bible Study and 10 am Sunday School and Morning Worship. Sunday Evenings 7:30 pm Phone 224-4661 at 7:15 pm Holy Communion on, Prayer Meeting t KIMBERLY CHURCH OF CHRIST Friday at 6 and 7:15 am. Adoration of j 7:3Q pm Wednesday Prayer Fulton Area 1007 Kimberly Drive the Blessed Sacrament, 8:30 pm on REDEEMER UNITED Meetings Lansing, Michigan Thursday through 7 pm on First John Halls Friday. METHODIST CHURCH FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 105 N Bridge St 1/2 mile east of Perrlnton on M-57,1/2 11 am - Morning Worship Devotions—Our Mother of Perpetual H. Forest Crum, Minister OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 10 am • Bible Study Help Novena — after 7:15 pm Mass Main at Oak Street mile south 6 pm - Evening Worship each Tuesday. 9:30 am - Worship, (nursery' Rev Larry Rhoads, Pastor Egan Ford Burton Abstract Federal-Mogul provided), 10:30 - 11:00 am, Coffee Rev Earl CCopelin, Pastor 9:45 am • Sunday School Midweek service 7:30 pm Wednes­ Religious Instruction Classes- Fellowship, 11 am Church School 11:00 am - Morning Worship day night Adult Inquiry Class, Tuesday at 8 pm. Mary Ptacek, Church 7:00 pm - Youth Service CORPORATION High School CCD, Wednesday at 8 pm. COMMUNITY OF ST JUDE ' School Supt. Sales, Inc. and Title Company Public Grade School CCD, Tuesdays 7:45 pm • Evening Service SHEPHARDSV1LLE UNITED from 4 until 5 pm. Catholic Church ' .Mrs Pat Delsler, Organist 7:45 pm - Thursday, Prayer and METHODIST CHURCH 200 W. Higham St. Johns Plant Father Jerome Schmitt, Pastor 9:45 am Church School. 11:00 am ..praise service 119 N. Clinton, St. Johns Baptisms—Each Sunday at 1:30 by 409 Wilson, DeWitt Dr Darold Boyd, Pastor Phone 224-2285 . appointment. Other arrangements by Daily Mass: Mon and Thurs - 7:30 Morning Worship. 7 pm Evening 445 Division Street appointment. pm, Tues, Wed and Frl 7:00 am _ Fellowship East Lansing, 48821 ( Wednesday 10:30 am Bible Study; 7 Pewamo 9:30 am Worship Service, 10:45 am ST JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday Mass: 9:00 and 11:15 am pm Prayer -and Bible Study; 8 pm Church School The Church of The Lutheran Hour Services at Middle School, DeWitt, Senior Choir * Wednesday; 7:00 pm Choir practice. FOWLER U.S.-27atSturgis 8:00 pm Prayer service EAST DeWITT BIBLE CHURCH Area Robert D. Koeppen, Pastor OVID FREE METHODIST CHURCH' Administrative Board first Monday 9:00 am Sunday School and Bible (Non Denominational) In the month D&B Round Lake Road 1/4 mile East of US- '"the church with "acta 20:20 vision" UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Wes' Gulf Service Discussions 27 I100N Main St, Ovid Pewamo, Michigan General meeting of-WSCS third 10:15 am Divine Worship Dr Lloyd Walker Thursday In January, April and Mathews Elevator 8:00am 3rd Sunday of Each Month- Glen J. Farnham, Pastor Rev Richard Gleason 1636 Horizon Drive, Ionia September Party Shoppe Matins Service Sunday- Church Phone 834-5950 Sunday: 10:30 am Morning Worship Afternoon Circle meets second Grain-Feed-Beans 10 am - Sunday School. Classes for Thursday at the homes of members Open Monday thru Saturday WE GIVE S&H STAMPS 10:15 am Holy Communion 1st and all ages Parsonage Phone 834-2473 7:00 pm United Methodist Youth Phone 593-2111 3rd Sundays each month 10:00 am Sunday School Fellowship Berean Circle meets third Thursday Complete Party Supplies Free Pick-up & Delivery 7:30 pm 1st Tuesday of each month 11 am • Morning Worship 11:00 am Morning Worship WSCS meets third Thursday of the- evening In each month at the homes of S. US-27 5:45 pm • Youth Fellowship. Senior, month at 2 pm members 224 N. Clinton - Ladles Guild and LWML 14 and up: Jet Cadets, 10-13 6-00 pm Youth F.M.Y, Phone 224-3535 Phone 224-2212 8:00 pm 3rd Tuesday of each month 7 pm - Evening Service 7:30 pm Evening Worship • Book Discussion Club Wednesday 9:30 am Ladles Bible Study every ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Farmers Co-op 3:15 to 6!15 Weekly on Wednesdays 7:30 pm • Bible Study and prayer. Tuesday Pewamo, Michigan • Weekly Day School September Supervised nursery for babies and 7:30 pm Wednesday evening Prayer , RtRevMsgrThomasJ.Bolger.MA., Bridgeville ELEVATOR through May small children In all services. Service Pastor Confirmation instruction Wed after 6:00 pm Teen's Soft .Ball every 3:15 pm "An open door to an open book" Friday Daily Mass • 7:30 am Wayne Feeds and Grain ,,,. A Bible preaching church with a Saturday 4)30 pm & 7i45 pm Area 7:30 pm Wednesdays - Adult In­ message for you, *.. Phone 593-2420 formation Gasses, beginning each Sunday 8i00 am & lotoo am HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC BRIDGEVILLE GOSPEL MISSION Antes Cleaners September and February • CaD 224-• ST THERESE CATHOLIC CHURCH CHURCH Holy Baptism - Sunday, l pm Capitol Savings 3544 or 224-7400 for specific in­ Ovid, Michigan 4 milessouth ofPompeir formation Fathers Francis Murray, Joseph Sacred Confesslori • Saturday, 3:30 Pastor JSDlngman Pickup and Delivery Droste and Lawrence Delaney Fr Joseph Aubin >nd 7:30 pm Sunday 3pm Bible School AND LOAN ASSN. t Church Orflce Hours - 9:00 * 12:00 Rectory: 102 W Randolph, Lansing 10:30 am - Mass on Sunday Family Holy Hour for Peace 108 W. Walker am, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 7:00 pm Evening Mass on Wednes­ 3:45 pm Worship Service 222 N. Clinton and Friday Phone 4894051 Saturday, 7:15 pm Thursday 7:30 pm Cottage Phone 224-4529 WESTPHALIA Mass Schedule • Saturday: 7 pm. day . Prayer Meeting Phone 224-2304 Sunday: 0, 8,10,12! 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Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Besides the pancake and Shepherd sausage meals that are a hit with-everyone, the festival Tulip festival will be includes art, hobby and craft to host exhibits, square dancing, sugarbush open house, sky festival diving, helicopter rides, tractor and pony pulls, a May 16 thru 19 Syrup will flow almost as country-western show and fast as the hospitality April numerous other events. 27-29 when the village of Shepherd hosts its 15th annual For owners of recreational Maple Syrup Festival. vehicles, the Shepherd Maple April showers bring May opening day parade when the baton twirling contest that Syrup Festival is one of the flowers and the splash of color mayor and the City Council gives twirlers of national The festival had its highlights of the year. from thousands upon inspect the streets and find recognition the opportunity to beginning in 1959 when syrup, thousands of tulips at the them dirty. Then the order is exhibit their skills for production was not a great deal . Holland Tulip Time Festival. given — scrub! championship honors. You can more than 100 gallons and Ithaca Rodeo Every year since 1927, Several hundred watch band reviews and only a few hundred meals were (except for three years during townspeople in colorful marching maneuvers performed served during the one day World War II) Hollanders have costumes are already prepared to crackerjack standards ... celebration. Last year, more June 22-24 spent an enormous amount of for the ceremonious chore of variety shows ... musical than 12,000 meals were served time and effort planting tulips washing streets, using shoulder reviews ... colorful pageants. and 800 gallons of syrup The Gratiot County to beautify the city to observe yokes to carry pails of water Road Maps for those using produced. Sheriffs Posse will present its the coming of spring. and armed with the willow private vehicles may be For the past few years the ninth annual Frontier Days But this isn't the only cause brooms to scrub. obtained from your local Shepherd Maple Syrup Festival Rodeo June 22, 23 and 24 in for the festivities. In fact, even * Chamber of Commerce. has become one of the first Ithaca. though the tulips are the The entire four-day program spring rallies for recreational The rodeo, approved by the The Volks Parade features vehicle dubs. Several hundred highlight of the festival for the first performance of the is outlined in a color brochure International Rodeo many, the overwhelming which will be sent free of families bring their recreational Association, will be held at the Klompen Dancers dressed in vehicles, to this small celebration and display of traditional Dutch costumes. charge upon request. Write Gratiot Community Arena one pride is based primarily on Tulip Time Festival, Inc., Civic mid-Michigan community and mile south of the traffic light Their style is old Dutch, but park on the street and in Dutch heritage which is so visitors find new fun in Center, Holland, 49423. in Ithaca. Show hours for this prevalent in Holland. driveways where many lasting exciting event will be 8 p.m. watching them dance. friendships are made between June 22 and 23 and at 2 p.m. The Children's Parade is a the visitors and the residents. on June 25. favorite event everyone enjoys The 44th annual Tulip Time watching. Thousands of Festival begins on May 16 and elementary school youngsters draws to a close on May 19. in Dutch garb parade through During this time you'll watch town, on foot and on their Brad At Lakeview Quality Homes, Inc. high school girls do traditional bikes. And as for special Dutch dances in the streets, entertainment features, you view marching bands that can count on clean, wholesome appear from around a street events and attractions that are corner, be able to stroll suitable for the entire family. Offering You leisurely through parks to get a * closer look at the lovely You'll see a Parade of flowers, and much more. Barbershop Quartets, with 2 In true Dutch tradition, the groups from the nation's top celebration begins with the talent participating. There's a more specials if you want to REALLY enjoy your REVERE 2-BEDROOM MOBILE HOMES summer, have plenty of time to enjoy all the recreational facilities available, you need to be free of worry about home maintenance!

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ByDAVEHIGBIE , hastened to point out that the and reactions." Editor, Trails-a-Way system will not be in use_this Parks division personnel year and it will not be visited California and Florida A campsite reservation computerized. to study their systems and s/stem will be instituted in The possibility of a decided that' Michigan's initial reservation system in Michigan test should be patterned after Michigan State Parks beginning State Parks first came to light Florida. Oregon, Virginia and Jan. 1,1974 unless completely last year when the legislature Washington also have some unforseen circumstances cancel attached a requirement to the type of reservation system. present plans. ' * DNR appropriations act calling * The Parks Division of the for a feasibility study on a vMichigan*s system wJT not Department of Natural campsite reservation system. be centralized. It will depend Resources has asked approval The legislative order called for entirely on each camper of the Michigan Legislature to the study to be held in at least making his own reservations -"test"' a reservation system in two state parks. directly with the park 71 parks in 1974. Sen. Robert concerned. * Vander Laan, Grand Rapids, a Orie Scherschligt, chief of long-time advocate of a state the parks division, said he and For instance, if you wanted park reservation system, told his staff decided to make the to make a reservation at Trails-a-Way that he thought 71-park "test" since the results Higgins Lake State Park, you'd the move would be a boon to would be more useful. first have to write to the park camping in Michigan. ~ "If we only use a couple requesting a reservation I see no legislative parks," Scherschlight said, application. Your letter then problems at all," Sen. Vander everybody interested in becomes a tentative hold on a Laan said. i ' - reservation camping would try site for the dates you * to get into those parks and we requested. However, you are, wouldn't have 'any valid idea limited to __a minimum While not all the logistics reservation of four days. and mechanics of the system what the demand really is. We have been worked out, parks think it is better to try it in all In addition, only half of the division representatives Paul parks where we offer camping, Rearick and Harold Guillaume and then evaluate the results (Continued on Page 7) THOMAS GAMBLE ENDURO RIDERS Have you tried the machine that really handles? STORE '^EVERYTHING FOR THE OUT DOORSMEN" IT'S THE NEW COOPER 250 COME IN AND LOOK US OVER Lightest and most powerful of-all 250cc Endurosl . DURING OUR DOWNTOWN CAMPING SHOW CENTER ST. ITHACA 875-3975 LITTLE RED SHOE HOUSE _ SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE VISIT OUR • DISPLAY AT FAMILY THE DOWNTOWN OVER 12,000 PAIR TO ITHACA SHOW THE PIT STOP CHOOSE TROM APR. 7th & 8th. M-46W. ALMA 463-4140 HRS. 9:30-5:30 FRI. 9:30-9:00 P.M. C STOP IN AND VISITUS DURING, * OUR DOWNTOWN ITHACA CAMPING SHOW APR. 7 & 8 AHEAD OF COMPETITION! 120 E. CENTER ST. , ITHACA GLEN'S SPORTING GOODS "SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS" CZ125 GRAND PRIX • CAMPING • CONVERSE SHOES ^ HOBBY NEEDS , STOP IN AND GET OUTFITTED BASEBALL GLOVES-BATS-SHOES

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Vacant land. Approximately 5 acres on 180th Avenue. 165 foot Montcalm County — Year around 2 of road frontage. Just % mile North of Muskegon River. $1,250, bedroom home. Large bath, INC- with $500 down. kitchen-dining area, carpeted living room, utility room, storage room. REA LTV Fenced yard, lake access. $12,500. A/C 616-754-4673 ROGERS CITY, MICHIGAN Bank Terms. Dial 517-235-4202. STOOLMAKER REALTY CO., Well wooded 15 acre site adjoining Black Lake State Forest. Less Crystal, Mich. 24 LICENSED REPRESENTATIVES TO HANDLE YOUR than 1 mila from P.H. HoBft State Park on Lake Huron. Excellent recreational area. $3,900 cash. RODNEY - Near-Big Rapids, Mich. REAL ESTATE NEEDS, BOTH BUYING AND SELLING 20 acres laying the long way Lakefront & Off Lake Improved & Unimproved GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN along M-20 at the city'limits. Real good 3 bedroom home with storage Property 171 South Turk Lake Drive. Newly remodeled 2 bedroom lake buildings at rear. Must have-}only front home. 60 feat of frontage on Turk Lake. Sand beach. $19,950 for this retirement home. ** "ISABELLA CO- Lake Isabella. ***KENT 'CO: Partially furnished. Large screened front porch. Excellent buy at RICHARD L. CORR, Broker, Cowden Lake, Lincoln Lake, Morgan Mills Lake, $12,900, with $2,900 down. Derby Lake, Stanton. Call, a/c 831-5281. ' Tek-E-Nink Lake, Wabasis Lake. ***MFCOSTA CO: Lake No. 28. ***MONTCALM CO: Bass Lake,Baldwin HOWARD CITY, MICHIGAN $ Lake, Burgess Lake, Derby Lake, Dickerson Lake, Your choice of 4 beautiful 10-acre building sites adjoining Brady WIN $cno50o Muskellunge Lake, Perch Lake, Pearl Lake, Rainbow - Hills Ski Resort. Heavily wooded. Flowing springs for possible Lake, Little Rainbow Lake, Spring Lake, Stevens Lake, pond sites. Idoal for your year around vacation retreat, or gr'AII Y°" Have>eTo\ Tacoma Lake, Townline Lake, Turk Lake and West retirement home in the country. 6 miles from Lakeview and Lake. ***ALSO. Fatms and Recreation Lands From 5 Howard City. Choice of (2) 10-acre parcels for $2,900, with $Do Is Bring or-Send \fc $700 down, or (2) 10-acre parcels for $3,900 with $900 down. t us Any Customer ThatiH Acres to 200 Acres — \ Buys or Orders a NEW§ MORGAN MILLS CHAIN-OF-LAKES \orUSED MOBILE or J MAY WE SELL YOUR PROPERTY? - 14043 Perch Lake Lane. Unique 1 bedroom, year around home '• MODULAR HOME- Call a/c 616 MARY ZIMMERMAN on First Lake. Convenient island kitchen with built-in range, $ From Us By MAY 1, 754-4673 or 754-8535 754-4307 oven, refrigerator, disposal. 20 x 20 foot guest house with STAN (GERRY) BIEKER HELENE BALDWIN kitchenette, half bath, electric water heater and pump. $24,900 i 1973 We Will Give You 754-3120 754-6161 with $5,000 down. DAN PLANK 517-644-3628 MARIAN KEMP 754-8535 $50 Cash • VERN RASMUSSEN BILL 8. MAXINE CALL A/C 616-754-6173 For Each Customer! AFTER 5 P.M. CALL A/C 616-754-3448 984-2389 BURTENSHAW, Belding NO LIMIT TO ~ JOHN FINKHOUSE 794-1442 % AMOUNT J.\ 754-8336 WAYNE ANDERSEN LYOU CAN WINJjF CLAYTON REID 328-2314 Stanton 517-831-4633 LOUIS II. M4KAN&' LEFTY TAYLOR 754-4561 ROY WERNETTE 754-3933 _ MICHIGAN MOBILE HOMES. INC. 311 SOUTH LAFAYETTE STREET REALTOB GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN 48838 ACCREDITED FARM AND LAND BROKER ALMA-Phone 463-619 CRYSTAL LAKE RECREATIONAL AND LAKE PROPERTY PHONE 754-6173 Montcalm County — You don't have to be a millionaire to live LAKE MICHIGAN P.O. Box 122 like one! See this Outstanding 6721 N. Lafayette St., Greenville, Mich. 48838 Home with nearly 150-ft. frontage. 4 bedroom unfinished recreational home. Lot size 66 by 166 ft. In the heart of Michigan's famous Sand Dunes. 2 miles South of % mile North of City Limits Ultra modern kitchen, formal dining room, spacious living room Silver Lake, between Muskegon and Ludington. A real bargain at $19,500. Extra lot may be ourchased. ADAMS with fireplace, carpeted,'2 large REALTY-REALTOR, Greenville PHt (616) 754-5671 or eves bedrooms, nice bam with ceramic call Juanlta Dinger (616) 754-3494. /y , Q9123 floor, gas heat, utility room. 0 Attached garage, work shop. MC REALTY, INC, Landscaped yard and many other features. Dial a/c 517-235-4202. LAKE MONTCALM ^ Associate Brokers STOOLMAKER REALTY CO., Near Six Lakes. 2 lakefront lots ideal for bl-levol home or mobile CHARLES E.MILLER Crystal, Mich. home. Excellent lake for water skiing, fishing and boating. 102 ft. of lake frontage. $7,500. ADAMS REALTY-REALTOR, MERVIN J.BUSSELL PIE SHAPED LOT - At Holland Greenville PH: 754-5671 or eves call Esther Gates (517) Lake, public access to take. Lot 365-3460. " /Vo. 08223 224 W, Main St. is situated on lighted incline, Stanton, Mich. xjggj^ adjacent to Holland Lake Golf Course, $2700. Call 754-7633 after PHONE 517-831-5219 5:30 p.m. SIX LAKES 120 acres with barn and approx. BOO ft. of. lake frontage on a MANISTEE COUNTY NOW BEING BUILT small fishing lake. Approx. 60 acres tillable. Balance of land Is Wooded 20 acres, joins,state land, cabin with stove and wooded. Excellent for deer hunting and small game. A good buy refrigerator. Snowmobiling and hunting area. $8900. yy0 230 3 Bedroom. Ranch. Full poured at Just $33,500. Contract terms. ADAMS REALTY-REALTOR, basement. Carpeted. Aluminum Greenville PH: 754-5671. or call Esther Gates (517) 365-3460. 'siding. Fireplace, patio, sidewalks, 2 No. 04103 DICKERSON LAKE stall garage. WILL FINISH TO Nfce lots, wooded, high beautiful view of lake. Low down SUIT YOU BY JULY 1. payment. No SQ1 Greenville-Cedar Springs Area. TOWNLINE LAKE • Many Building Sites To Choose From. . .Lots & Acreage. 'Call LAKEVIEW„ LAKEFRONT LOTS DAVE HANSEN, Builder, - 60 by 120 ft. corner channel lot. Channef Is deep and wide. An Greenville, 754-6919. excellent buy at $3,500. Contract'terms. ADAMS Nice large lots, high ground, lighted blacktop streets. Desirable REALTY-REALTOR, Greenville PH: 754-5671 or eves call Mr* quiet place to build. Good Terms. yy0> QJQ Adams, 754-7064. fj 09073 KELLOGG REALTY OFFERS-2 0r BIG BOY RESTAURANTS-- 80 ACRES WOODED Lakeside Cottages — 40 to 200 member of Acre Farms — Crystal, Remodeled Rolling and one-half mile of Fish Creek runs through .property. Home, $7,700. CalP517-23&«631, ADAMS Land contract. yy0< 241 or come to 503 S. Main St., Crystal, Michigan. 35 ACRES WOODED CREEK • REALTY Several hundred feet lake and river frontage. .. „„„ That forms North/ Boundary, 5 acres West of Greenville. Good 333 S. Lafayette St. ALSO HAVE MANX OTHER LISTINGS Roads. "Ideal for the out-of-door family. Call KEN JOHNSON, , Greenville, Mich.' . 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The open flower is everybody to pick one. If only have at least three things in pink, and lavendar. Sometimes beUshaped; and like other bells squirrel corn are rounded bags one is taken, there probably common — three sepals, three the lavendar is called "blue." it has a clapper, or tongue. The instead of 'legs." will be more to see the petals, and three leaves. ' The flower petals number from "tongue" is actually six Bloodroot first emerges in following year. As soon as you The trillium season starts in six to 12; there are usually six. downward-hanging stamens. pick this interesting and pretty March, but the flower head April with the ' purple The three green bracts A good reference source on 'remains rolled and protected .wildflower, it will bleed. wake-robin, the trillium with Indians used this coloring as a which encase the flower bud, spring wildflowers is the by the flower leaf. In April, purple, red, or sometimes and later remain with the seed, Golden Nature Guide, available under a warm sun, it opens in dye. And although most yellowish flowers. The season animals refrain from eating are "placed" below the flower in most book stores. It can be all its glory. This wildOower is ends in June with the lasf of carried in the pocket, and its well named, for its stem and blood-root, the plant is used as the great white trilliums. on the stem. If a snowstorm a medicine. should suddenly engulf the colorful pages make a handy, root do contain a liquid that When you point these out reliable guide for the camper looks almost exactly like A guide in the north woods forest while hepaticas are blood. This is an interesting to the kids, show them the blooming, their blossoms will and his family. once told me there are as many three flower petals in the close and they will bow their As we move into summer, feature to show the kids — if different kind of trilliums as center of the three leaves. The there are a number of the there are tents. He probably heads. give some attention to the ^ first three letters — tri — of the Perhaps one reason adder's wildflowers that can be found word "triUium" will help you tongue was so named is in the fields and open associate the name with the because the leaves of this plant meadows. But, for the time plant. The trilliums are so look somewhat tike tongues. being, you can make a good called from the word The leaves, at first so prettily beginning by getting "triplum," meaning three. mottled, later fade out to a acquainted with a few of the All trilliums are members of plain green. This member of early risers. the Lily Family, and are often the Lily Family has an called wood lilies because their inconspicuous purplish brown favorite haunts are damp, rich, flower, on the outside. camping woods. On the inside, however, the The five petals of- spring flower is pure yellow, spotted beauty are decorated with is fun delicate pink lines from their bases to their summits. In some areas the spring beauty is called Make this Vacation a "Good-Morning—Spring," because this flower is a very early bloomer. Most spring GOLFER'S HOLIDAY beauties have food stored in a EARLY WILDFLOWERS — Two of nature's early wildflowers thick root. Perhaps „this come to . . . are the Dutchman's breeches (left) and Squirrel corn, often accounts foj: another of its confused for each other since they look somewhat alike. If they common names — wild potato. GOLF confute you, just remember that the Dutchman's breeches Indians used the root as a food. COURSE blooms earlier and is not fragrant, while Squirrel corn is fragrant. Our family has always CRYSTAL and blooms slightly later. Campers can pass a lot of interesting considered the hepatica to be and educational hours in the woods looking for early blooming the real harbinger of spring. I CRYSTAL, MICHIGAN spring wildflowers. guess that's because we've so often seen it with its back to a snowdrift and its face toward SEE THE the early spring sun. We always seem to come upon these ALL NEW delightful little flowers when we think the only colors well see are the browns of leaves and the gray of sky. Number three daughter remembers the hepatica when she sees the furry, prickly-looking flower stems. She calls this plant "hepatlca-itchy," because

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ByGlNNYADE out of the kitchen.!' It's too The entire house on wheels, day's travel can bring it about serviced before you take bad this hardhead doesn't have including every component When it happens, the door Normally I bubble over with to recall all defective units the delivery. As a case in point, enthusiasm when it comes to part, every pipe, hook, seam, no longer closes properly.* Or, let's consider the matter of way automobile manufacturers and screw, is subjected to if you manage to close it by talking about recreational are required to do. refrigerator doors. ..-- - vehicles. Recent use of several constant flexing as the slamming, you may need a I am reminded of a motorhome travels over bumpy crowbar to get it open again. new motorhomes, however, has children's fable by this Today's RV refrigerators dampened my enthusiasm. roads, railroad tracks, and up The problem could be head-in-the-sand approach to and down entry ramps at gas eliminated if either the door rival your at-home models for In fact, if you are in the motorhome production. stations, shopping centers, etc supplier or the motorhome ease of operation and storage market for a motorhome, I Perhaps you remember the , This flexing can cause just manufacturer wanted to admit space in the door. But they are strongly^urge that, you buy a story about the mother Wren usually delivered to the v about everything in a that it is a problem and correct "name** brand from a who tries to explain to her motorhome to come loose or it initially, manufacturer with the door manufacturer who has been in fledglings how to build a nest. fall off if" not properly hinges quite, lobse to make business for several years. If in She starts 'out by saying, installed. * them easier to install. By the doubt, you can obtain "First you take some twigs and Instead, they let the time the vehicle reaches the information about his length of Manufacturers with several motorhome owner endure a dealer, if he doesn't properly mud... "but before she can years' experience under then- tenure by giving the explain further, one of her . period of frustration and tighten down the hinges, a Recreational Vehicle Institute belt are cognizant of the bewilderment before he finally couple day's use of storage brood pipes up with, "Oh, I inherent problem of flexing, in Chicago a call know what you mean," and discovers what's wrong and has space, in the refrigerator door (312/.299-7141). and take steps to circumvent it. it corrected. What's neede'd, of while traveling can cause a flies off to build a nest. Of But if you make the mistake of course, it turns out to be the course, is a "dovetail" — a major catastrophy. I always enjoy th'e purchasing a motorhome from two-piece Wedge. You attach convenience of motorhome crudest kind of nest, because some of the manufacturers first you'll notice that the travel, but I was shocked to the fledglingarbitraril y decided one piece to the door jam just door rubs against the bottom find that many of the no further instruction was below the striker. Then you support when you try to close needed. like the other piece up to J o h n ny-come-lately match (physically lifting the it. This ~condition becomes manufacturers are producing This,, in a sense, is what door into, the proper position progressively worse and you units -that have the same hap pen s to some have to physically lift the door "hangups"! used to uncover GINNY first) and attach it to the door manufacturers who decide to ADE frame. The dovetail serves as a to close it Road flex and the when I wrote 'test?-articles build motorhomes. Putting an guide to slide the door up into weight of bottles contribute to back in the mid-sixties. I can't entire home onto wheels is an the proper closing position. A the problem. Finally, and quite understand why those who go 'enormously complex dovetail .costs around $2 at without warning, the door can into motorhome production proposition. But most mobilehome and RV supply drop off completely. I should 'fail, to profit by their newcomers to the motorhome know, I've had it happen. predecessors* mistakes, but who failed to do their houses, and it'll probably take s field, like the fledgling, fail to you an hour or two to install they obviously don't get all the facts. homework, you could be in for If a child had been standing a "heap of trouble." it. nearby, it could have resulted One manufacturer even I doubt that a tour through went so far as to establish One of the most annoying The reason neither the door in a tragedy. As it was, I had the factory alerts many of things that flexingcause s is the supplier nor the motorhome the unsavory job of removing • company policy that forbids them to one of the biggest the loan of their vehicles to RV sagging of the entryway door. manufacturer wants to own up the splattered eggs, problems in the motorhome You could almost call this to the necessity of a dovetail is mayonnaise, catsup, butter, writers. To this I counter, "If industry — the trouble caused problem a "standard" in the and fruit juice from the entire you can't stand the heat, get that in some cases It ISN'T ! -i? by road stress. industry. Just two or three needed. galley and carpet ' Motorhomes equipped with a "Bargeman" lock will have If the motorhome you're the dovetail built into the lock. considering has a bunk in. the And, you'll find the Bargeman driver's compartment, lock used on all motorhomes overhead, note whether there's that have a passenger seat a device to prevent the sliding opposite the entryway door in barrel bolt from working loose compliance with federal safety and allowing the bunk to come down in travel. I-: had a front regulations. bunk drop while whizzing Another way door suppliers through the Chicago Loop one or motorhome manufacturers evening. Had I been a quarter could prevent door sag is to use, inch taller, it would have the new steel hinges that have knocked me from the driver's internal straps going across seat, and I probably wouldn't them tike you find on be around to write this article. automobile doors.. But these hinges cost half as much as a Perhaps the manufacturers complete door. Since reading this article might not motorhome manufacturers are consider that any great loss. TAKE TO always trying to keep the price But all I'm trying to do is make down where the average person the point that improved can afford to own one, they interiors and spacious layouts THE GREAT are reluctant to go this route. with picture windows are no * substitute for safety and Once you've decided on a reliability. In fact, you could OUTDOORS THIS YEAR! particular motorhome, I can't say that *^an ounce of stress enough the importance - observation is worth a pound Whatever your hopes, your plans, of having your vehicle properly of Cure." your dreams, we can help you set them in operation now. If you need a savings plan, we have them to suit each individual family's situation: Or, if you need a loan, we can arrange that too ...',.' on terms convenient to you.

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campground builders. It would When published, the many segments of the health, Michigan Department A comprehensive Michigan campground industry. It campground directory — one enable them to coordinate directory will be the most of Public Health. that lists nearly 800 public and their efforts with others and complete available. The most includes: Lyle P. Seger, past president private campgroun'ds — has take advantage of the advice complete nationally-circulated Orie Scherschligt, chief of of the Michigan Association of Private Campground Owners. b een given top priority by and, experience of campground directories at present list the parks division of DNRU Michigan's new Public-Private industry experts, slightly more than 600 T.E. Daw, chief of the Herbert Reeves, executive Campground Liaison —Establishment of the campgrounds for the state. forestry division of DNR. director of MAPCO. These'books frequently cost Edward J. Klim, in charge Committee. 1 committee as a reference Leon Buist, of the office of resource, and authoritative several dollars, and include all planning services, DNR. of recreational vehicle affairs The determination came out the states and Canadian for the Michigan Mobile Home of the group's first 1973 center of camping informationr Char.les Budd, Hopefully, this function would provinces in their listings. environmental coordinator of and Recreational Vehicle meeting, held in mid-January Institute. to establish broad goals, and , serve to stabilize public . the Michigan Tourist Council.. directions for the committee. information about camping, Presumably the new state Dr. Eugene F. Dice, Dean Sandell of the DNR is Another-meeting in and prevent some distorted directory would augment or recreation resource secretary. mid-February was scheduled to conceptions of 'the even replace the partial development, Michigan State Ernest E. Hickman/ further work on the directory's . campground industry. .campground listings offered, by University. Trails-a-Way contributor and publication. From this list, the local resort areas, trade Allan F. Mercier, free-lance writer, also is,a associations, .or chambers of * comprehensive campground community and environmental member of the committee. directory was chosen as first commerce,. The directory was only one objective for practical reasons; In addition to making the df several major goals the if the directory is to be committee outlined for its directory plans, the committee „ published for the 1974 heard that help on another attention. Others are: camping season, this year's —A system for public committee goal was on the campground licensing forms way„ Orie Scherschligt^ reporting of vacancies at must be revised before the private, as well as public, Department of Natural 1973 licensing season starts. Resources parks chief, reported campgrounds. This would' The state's Department of include referring overflow Public Health will be asked to that a proposed State Parks traffic at public campgrounds gather the directory policy shift will authorize the Trolling backwards has been established as a proven way to to nearby private grounds. information during the distribution of private catch fish. You can go a bit slower and work an area more —Guidelines for avoiding licensing process. campground literature at State carefully. And because steerage is at the point of power, you and controlling conflicts at Park offices. can maintain more accurately the fishing position you want. both public and private The Health Department is being asked to collect the The literature will cover campgrounds. only campgrounds within a Fishing for Success in Trolling? —A feasibility checklist for directory information since it fixed — and short — distance campground construction is the only slate agency with from the state parks, and will Try These Productive Suggestions permit applicants. This would which all campgrounds in the be, intended to help campers To help make fishing from speeds. Check plug action. identify helpful state' and state, public or private, must turned away from the park if a. boat more productive, • When fish are found, private agencies for prospective communicate. full. 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By CHARLES E. FLYNN casserole with tight-fitting lid. generously. This recipe Serve on hamburger buns with question about food, or wish Add 3 cans (26-ounce) lima or originally came to me from salad dressing and lettuce atop to share a favorite recipe with Careful planning is the key butter beams, the scalded pork, Mrs. Elizabeth McNatt, 3510 each patty. others, write to Chuck Flynn, to having fun camping while a 28-ounce can of tomatoes, % Joplin Ave., Joplin, Mo. care of Trails-a-Way cup diced green pepper, 3A cup Campbell Soup Co's home providing nutritious and tasty economists have just prepared 109 North Lafayette, meals for your travel group. diced celery, 2 cups uncooked Greenville, Mich. rice, salt and pepper. a 24-page booklet which all our Thus, take-alongs make lots of readers will - find extremely sense, especially for those long Cover tightly and bake useful. "The Cooking Camper" weekend jaunts. about 3 hours in a 350 oven. not only contains some Containers with tight fitting Check frequently and 'add excellent recipes, but also gives tids which are light and water if dish gets too dry. Cool valuable hints on nutrition, inexpensive make it possible to and take with you for campsite equipment and care, prepare many foods at home so reheating, about 30 minutes, in an equipment checklist, a camp. Serves 6 to 8 generously, that all which is required in t camper's cupboard, tips on camp is to bake or*cook in a or may be reheated again for cooking on the campground, skillet. another day.' and guidelines about campfires. As a general rule, keep in ' * Make this one ahead of time Have fun camping and 0 mind that thoroughly frozen 'eat Outdo meats, such as ground beef, and use as a mid-day meal cooking in camp. If you have a will take 24 to 36 hours to when you arrive at a camping thaw completely. Whole frozen spot. Cut crusts from 8 slices fowl will keep two days in a of day-old bread and spread Now to hear from readers. Hansen's Sport Center tight container. them with softened margarine Mrs. Judy Feley, 1345 Linn (Mi stick in all). In a greased Dickerson Lake - Rte. 3 In addition, you can take Road, Williamston, Mich., pan or casserole arrange 4 wants to share this favorite Stanton, Mich. 48888 any number of dishes unfrozen buttered bread slices in the if you plan to use them for salmon recipe. Drain a pound bottom. Mix 2 cups ground can of red salmon and place in Before you start out on your trip dinner on the first night out. cooked ham with 2 a mixing bowl. Chop 2 (whether vacation or just out fishing) be Then, other goodies can be put sure and stop in. We carry a complete tablespoons prepared mustard, tablespoons r onion and 2 lino of camping, boating, fishing or even into jars, refrigerated, and kept then spread over the bread. tablespoons celery. 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-fit-it"*.—irt^i "- 29: Examine your buying habits By ERNIE HICKMAN make cheek-by-jowl often, that fancy color And' yet, choosing a vehicle Yet few shoppers actually comparisons and discovered treatment completely blinds by layout alone is only a little stepped inside the large bath, Campers — and by that, I they had no way to evaluate the shopper. He ignores the more logical than selecting a or tried the shower stall for mean everyone who totes or those comparisons. They'd other aspects of vehicle quality house according to the size. tows their home with them — discovered one of those Great — construction, service, furniture arrangement. * have strange buying habits. Truths about recreational warranty, for example. Manufacturers are keenly Would you believe that There's nothing new, or vehicles. It's somewhat like choosing aware of this; it's why they during the nine days of the spectacular about that. It's a- Namely, that it's tough to a wife by the lipstick she offer so many interior show, only a, precious few of fact long familiar to the people make meaningful comparisons wears. In either case, you could variations. It's also why the the hundreds of people that who sell those campers, of one trailer to the next. awake in the morning with a size of dealer inventories must seriously evaluated the trailer whatever they buy. The Enameled aluminum skin looks monster! • be so expansively large. Yet if a with the small bath — and that includes those who bought one merchants who know those pretty much alike regardless of (Interestingly, some of the dealer doesn't have a particular x habits best are the ones making what's beneath it. And the. highest quality recreational layout on hand, he may lose a — ever stepped inside that the most money, of course. more of it you look at, the vehicles have had some of the sale to an inferior unit with the small bathroom? Some of them- become quite more it all looks alike. most drab interiors. These were desired layout. In spite of our invitations, good at it. (Knowing the Yet there's a whale of a lot rigs turned out by companies * they stood outside and looked camper, that is.) of difference in quality among dominated by engineers. in, studying the colors and the * these look-alikes. This is a fact Ultimately, of course, these But even this kind of layout of the fixtures. companies turn to lady interior nit-picking probably represents We recently had a good that appeared either unknown a'better evaluation that most Obviously, colors and chance to study the buying or inconsequential to a lot of decorators to brighten interiors layout are important for sales success.) shoppers give to bathrooms. whims of the camper at rather shoppers. In our display, one of the considerations in choosing a close range; we helped out at Perhaps because they lacked And then there is the matter trailers had an extra-large trailer. But- they shouldn't be one of the exhibitor's displays any other meaningful basis for of layout. While this is a lot bathroom. Another had what I the only ones. Frames, during the Detroit Camper and comparisons, they had more important than mere thought was a rather small one. suspensions, workmanship, Travel Trailer Show. In just a developed a whole set of value color, like color.^it isn't But in either case, the lookers' material quality, owners few days, we got to meet more standards. Unfortunately, everything. Yet in many cases technique was the same—open manuals, warranties, service prospective recreational vehicle many of these standards just it is the only criterion by door, stick head in, look, leave. facilities — these are important, buyers than we otherwise weren't relevant. which prospective buyers judge Now', I'm no bathroom too. But we can't expect would have met in a lifetime. The industry, on the other a recreational vehicle. freak; I'm not all that hung up manufacturers to pay more And what was rather hand, is keenly aware of the attention to them than the What makes this a poor on fixtures. But trailers aren't customers do. gratifying was discovering that standards customers use, and criterion by itself is that there's cheap, and it seems to me the many of them were our takes full advantage of that just about no such thing as a least the shopper should do is Trails-a-Way readers. Meeting awareness. unique layout; there are just so to make sure he or she can get real, live people instead of The industry .is aware, for many ways that the elements inside one of those travel letters was a pleasant change instance, that a pretty interior of a vehicle interior' can be trailer baths. Like shoes, they for us. can make up for a lot of arranged, and every can be miserably useless if But we must confess that shortcomings elsewhere., arrangement has several they're too small. the shoppers we met, in many Historically, some of the builders using it. cases, were rather confused. By prettiest recreational vehicles At this stage of the the time they reached our also have been some of the industry's development, there display, they'd seen so many poorest quality. probably aren't any "good" or trailers and campers they were * "bad" layouts; there are only goggle-eyed and one rig was That doesn't mean that layouts that some people like looking pretty much like every well-decorated interior is better than others, or that suit another to them. a sure sign of shoddy one set of needs better than Which was a darned shame; workmanship or inferior another. Yet we saw a lot of they'd come to the show to appliances. Hardly. But too otherwise rational shoppers stick their heads in the doors of trailers and immediately • GUNS •AMMUNITION judge the worth of a manufacturer according to • LIVE BAIT whether or not they liked the • TACKLE layout. We got the feeling that the Everything for the only thing that mattered to Sportsman some folks was the interior layout. 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When the bear saw us spotted one sitting on a log. notebook, you are not only it jumped over the gas tank on By WILLIAM WAGNER keeping records, but you are notebook entries as brief and When we shined a flashlight in to the point as possible. the front of the trailer and ran that direction, its eyes glowed also forcing yourself to take a into the brush at the edge of Just the other day, the closer look at the world around red. She recorded that memory An entry we're always the forest, t family and I were planning our by drawing two red circles in you. thrilled to re-read was made by Friday — Fred (number one camping excursions for the her notebook and writing One of my favorite entries number one daughter on a son) confessed that he made coming year. This is an annual "whip-popr-will" next to them. came about during a camping spring camping trip to the * (the scratching noises on the habit with us and, although we trip to a state park in Illinois. Great Smoky Mountains. tent. The only thing she forgot don't always stick strictly with Actually, it's a good idea if It all started bright and early She wrote: "Monday — to record in this entry is the the plan, it does provide us each member of the family one morning. With shaving gear Rain, rain, rain, rain. Tuesday way she got even with her with a helpful guide. carries a notebook, because in hand, I walked a short — More rain, rain, rain, rain. brother. * each person may look at the distance to a shrub, hung my Wednesday — Rain finally Notebook entries are a We've always tried to keep same experience in an entirely mirror on a limb, and started stopped. We took a hike on terrific way of recalling some records of all our camping different way. The notebook slicing away at my face. one of the trails and heard a great memories. They're easier trips. We feel this helps us should be small so it can easily I had taken not more than crashing noise. I asked Dad if to record in a notebook than recall in greater detail some of be carried in the pocket. If it's two swipes when a cedar he thought it was a bear. He they are on film — and less the things we experienced on a spiral notebook, a small stub waxwing flew into the shrub, said he thought it could be. We expensive. Many of the notes each trip. We record such of a pencil can be pushed down no more than two or three feet ran all the way back to the about plants and animals seen details as what we liked and into the spiral for easy above my head! My first thought campsite. will be helpful to the kids in didn't' like about various carrying. was that it wanted to watch me "Thursday — We were school; and when it rolls campgrounds, the names and Although it's good to write shave. coming back from town late at around to that time to write addresses of friendly folks we about experiences, sketches "Maybe it has never seen night and, as we turned a about the vacation for a school sat around the campfire with, usually take less time and can anyone shave before," I told corner for the campsite, the assignment, all the information and interesting nature-type often bring an event to mind myself. It stayed a few headlights hit on a small bear! will be there. experiences. better than page after page of minutes, then flew to a tree a "Later Thursday night — I Number one son expressed written description. Don't short distance away. had trouble sleeping. I asked But don't force them to his feelings about turkey worry if you're not a Norman Before I had even Dad if he thought the bear keep a notebook; simply vultures when he wrote about a Rockwell — sketch the object completed my chore, it was would come back. He said he encourage them. Make a game spring camping experience in the way you see it. Then, next back again. The same thing didn't. I asked hira if he was of it. Show interest. After a southern Ohio: "When you to- the object, write specific happened the next morning. sure. He said he was. I finally day of active recording, sit look at them on .the ground things about it. And the next. got to sleep. around the campfire and share they seem ugly, but they were If, for example, a certain The whole thing really had It was near a car and trailer your experiences as a family. beautiful and graceful circling kind of bird keeps visiting your me puzzled. I almost came to that were parked across from It's great fun! in the sky. I never saw so many campsite, draw the bird, then the vain conclusion that the of them at one time in my write a short passage in your bird just enjoyed looking at my whole life. There must have notebook about the way it face. been 100." acts. Maybe it scolded you for On the fourth day I Number three daughter was being too close to its nest, or discovered what made the bird impressed with the perhaps it kept "visiting the act the way it did. It had a THud o$ tie faxtme md edtfox&d whip-poor-wills we heard each same shrub near your campsite. nest full of babies in that night during a week's stay near The important thing is that shrub and was guarding them Sleeping Bear Dunes in by drawing and writing in your the best way it knew how. vuXteUal U tiu edm* o$ tie Wett Michigan. One night we ^ta^Mukt^^ecne^^ fade cvat tefiftUed

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