Hoa?; And Bonn ' Book tttaaers Sprtngpopt MI k9ZBk Clinton
October 13,1976 20 Pages ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879
Dates have been set for three Department has set Monday, Oct. 18, residents. Persons must register prior prepare for mass immunization before central areas with consideration to Hall, 2-8, 1 p.m. counties to receive swine flu from io a,m. to 4 p.m. and Tuesday, to receiving the shot. an outbreak occurs. Due to the major available parking and easy access to Oct. 26 Greenville American Legion vaccinations. Oct. 19, from 2 .m. to' 8 p.m. as This is the first time in history that change in the virus the population has the clinic. Hall, 10-4, 9 a.m. The Mid-Michigan District Health vaccination days for St. Johns the health department has been able to no established immunity. Car pools are recommended due to Oct. 28 Carson City St. Mary's Hall 404 In 1957 there was an outbreak of the the volume of people expected to attend N. Division, 2-8,1 P.M. Asian Flu and in 1968 with the Hong the clinics. Oct. 29 DeWitt Middle School, 2957 W. Kong Flu. In both instances over 50- Swine Flu Herbison Road, 2-8, 2 P.M. million Americans were ill within a few innoculation dates Nov. 1 Ithaca Presbyterian Church, 2-8,, months. Oct. 18 St. Johns Smith Hall, Sickles 1 P.M. Two different vaccines will be given, Street, 10-4, 9 a.m. Nov. 2 Lakeview High School, The first is the bivalent (for a New Oct. 19 St. Johns Smith Hall, Sickles Youngman Road. 2-8, 2 P.M. Jersey-A-Victoria) which is intended to Street, 2-8 p.m. l p.m. Nov. 3 Ashley Elementary School, 104 be used for the "high risk" patients." Oct. 21 Alma Community Center, 301N. N. New Street, 2-8, 2 P.M. This includes persons over 60 years old Court Street, 1-7, 12 noon Oct. 22 Alma Community Center, 301N. Nov. 4 St. Mary's Hall, Westphalia, 2-8, and those with chronic diseases such as 1P.M. diabetes, respiratory disease, cardio Court Street, 104, 9 a.m. Oct. 25 Greenville American Legion Nov. 5 Stanton Elementary School, 10-5, vascular and kidney disease. 9 A.M. The second form is Monovalent (for A-New Jersey Swine Flu) designed for 'the general population 18-60. Persons who are hypersensitive to eggs should receive the vaccine. Those who have a fever should delay getting the vaccine until the fever is gone. People who have received another vaccine in the past 14 days should consult a doctor before taking the vaccine. ST. JOHNS-While the moon is high, the prices will be People must register prior to low when the St. Johns Chamber of Commerce sponsors receiving the inoculation. the annual Moonlight Madness Sale Tonight ' Joseph Latoff, acting director of the (Wednesday). health department stressed the need for Special bargains will be offered by St. Johns the shots. It is impossible to mass merchants during the sale which runs from 6:30-9:30 immunize the population against the p.m. virus before epidemic conditions exist. Merchants and employees will be dressed in attire Persons who are hypersensitive to reflecting the spirit of Atoonlight Madness and the eggs, should contact their family doctor business whose staff is judged to be wearing the best and follow his advice in the matter. costume will receive an award from the Chamber of Those who have fevers can receive the Commerce. innoculation at any of the other clinics set up throughout the area. The dates, times and locations for the swine flu have been established. Both Mary Beth, Upton, R.N. administers a swine flu vaccination to Joseph Latoff,, acting the monovalent and bivalent vaccines will be offered at the same clinic. directqr of the mid-Michigan Health Department. The Innoculatlons will be given during People over 18 may attend these clinics. the next two weeks in the tri-county area. Latoff watches the nurse as she uses one of (he Individuals under 18 years old should newly acquired high pressure "guns," to give "the injection. "It didn't hurt a bit," Latot contact their family doctor. ^commented. Clinic sites have been selected in ST. JOHNS-- St. Johns body for the first time. ^ Homecoming 1976 will combine past Following will be a powder puff traditions with new features leading • football game Between the juniorand senior girls. At half-time, freshmen up to the Oct. 22 game with * and sophomore classes win. Chesaning and the Homecoming ^ participate in a tug-of-war. Winners Dance the following night. - of the powder puff game and tug-of- Activities begin Oct. 16 when , war will receive traveling trophies. Redwing students paint the cou downtown business district to reflect Tradition of previous classes will the spirit of Homecoming. , be continued with the social hour S held after the Friday game in the The thirty-member Clinton County occupational needs -of the area and education in either a 2 or 4 year same office reports that only 17 percent A new addition to Homecoming Cafeteria. Cider and donuts will be Vocational-Technical Citizen's determine how these needs relate to the institution. These figures tend to of all job openings in the 1980's will activites this year will be an Oct. 22 served and followed by the Advisory Committee is presently at adequacy of present preparation and support the state goal and to further require a four year degree. assembly held at the football field. presentation of the Queen's court. work reviewing summaries of findings training in Clinton County. Primarily indicate that a significant number of 7. As indicated by the Bureau of the While students are being seated in The public is invited. from three key sub-committees, prior the summary includes the following Clinton County students who are not on Census figures for 1970, only 32.7 the bleachers, the Redwing to submitting suggestions to county major findings: a college track are also not receiving percent of the Clinton County Labor Marching Band will perform their school districts. 1 i The Homecoming Dance will be adequate vocational education. force is employed within the county. pre-game show ending in the 'from 9 p.m.-midnight with music Steering Committee chairman, 1. Based on figures supplied by the The U.S. Office of Education reports Over 50 percent of the labor force works National Anthem. provided by the group "Squeeze." Bernard Feldpausch said that copies of Clinton County Planning Commission, that only 23 percent of High school (See Page 4) At that time, the Queen's courts the summaries had been distributed to the population of the county was 53,000 graduates will finish college. Also the wUl be introduced to the student Admission is $5' per couple. each member of the full committee. in May of 1976. This, represents a , , , , 4 "There's one heck of a lot of material to growth of 59 percent during the period • .* *,« BySueKiley The orchestra was kept on put on various programs for districts might play in the St. held at Michigan State and from there chose the 20 "Everyone seems to be March for the musical.to County News Writer as a class, and then came the students. Johns district this year. University. kids for the class. pretty "gung ho" about the round out the year a big The essence of culture is in Tennant's job of figuring out Since 1969 the group has Districts are used mainly The group plays all The high school puts on a bad, but not towards spring concert is held in May our midst, yet few take how to promote the program. grown from thr,ee students to for competition, but with different kinds of music from musical and as an added classical music," Tennant where everyone performs. advantage of the "A lot of emphasis was 88 students in grades she only two groups in a district the classical "longhair", dimension select orchestra asserted. "I have to give the Other aspects of the opportunity. placed on the recruiting through 12. "Now each year it Is hard to get an idea how type to pop, and show tunes. students to play in the pit kids a lot of credit for orchestra are the quartets. How many residents in St. aspect." Tennant said. we start out with a really good other schools are. Last This year for the first time, orchestra. "This really adds sticking to it, because not There are string quartets in good group.''Tennant said. year St. Johns received a Tennant has students he to the musical," Tennant many people attend our the senior and junior high Johns know that the high One situation that lead to T school has its own the orchestra's problems Recruiting starts in the fn t di\i ion ia in OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 3A Bath Police Park Lake enforcement The Bath Township Police enforcement policies on accidents on the road.. Township police chief department reports that they Park Lake Rd, because of Since the black topping of reports that there has been are Increasing its selective the increased number of the road, Gene Reno, Bath quite a few more accidents, "If a driver stays on his side of the road (yellow dividers Four couples tour Sea nd cm a via have now been placed down Mr. and Mrs. Floyd of Scandinavia sponsored by company farm in Denmark the center of the road) and MEMBERS OF THE ST. JOHNS CLASS of 1936 met recently Louise (Searing) Clark, Ethel (Cornell) Bates, Mabel Rosekrans, Bath, Mr. and a farming magazine. The producing grain, potatoes obeys the speed limit of 25 at Twin Oaks Golf Course to celebrate their 40th year {Strong) Smith, Marjorie (Baum) Osgood, Louise (Strauser) Mrs. Raymond Davis, trip included visits to and sugar beets; a Swedish miles per hour there should reunion. Present were (front, from left) Ardis (Blackmer) Barrlnger, Donnah (Swargart) Stewart, (rear, from left) DeWitt, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Denmark, Sweden and agricultural museum; be no problems," Reno said. -Crawford, Dorothy (Becher) Knlcht. Jeanne (Marshall) John Mitchell, Duane WUkle, Archie Magslg, Max Redman, Volz, DeWitt and Mr. and Norway. Rademacher Forges, home He also noted that stricter Loomls, Annie (Kus) Cushion, Doris (McCluer) Kus, Jean Ronald Hyler, Bosley Bond, Phyllis (Jenkins) Ives, Howard Mrs. Walter Frey, of Swedish stainless steel: a enforcement will be followed (Sandford) Gogarn, Zelma (Hilts) Helbeck, Helen Slmcox, Stewart GilUson, Norman Irrer, William Nichols Dimondale returned Among the highlights of Norwegian farm and a on Park Lake Rd. Cressman, Llla (Silvernail) Slmcox, Gladys (GilUson) and (not shown) Elizabeth (Balllnger) Brya. recently from a 16-day tour the tour were visits to a large Danish dairy farm.' Mayers, Vera (SilvernaU) Bruant, Claribel (WUkie) Meyers. to The Clinton County catered dinner at the Chapter of MARSP held a community church in tea for the new retirees Sept. DeWitt. 20. The Ring-a-Ding Senior The new president, Citizen group gave a Caroline Anderson recreational fun program. welcomed the new members Ford Ceasar described two and the Outgoing President Bicentennial Books that may (explained benefits of joining be purchased. •I* > the local, state, and national The group voted to go on organizations. record against throw away The Oct. 4 meeting was a bottles.1 Bath Honor Society elects new officers The senior members of the President, Kathleen Bath chapter of the Scarane; vice-president, National Honor Society are: Tim Hawks; treasurer, Ronald Bauer, Rex Fouch, Tricia Tenlen; and Tim Hawks, Debbie secretary, Ronald Bauerle. Palmatier, Kathleen The Honor Society will Scarane, Darrdl Tarrant, involve itself in service Trida Tenlen, and Cindy projects, raise money Townsend. through a raffle, and help At a meeting, Sept. 27, the publicize the upcoming members elected the millage election. following officers: Public Monday, October 18 Pear Half Roll &. Margarine Lasagna % pt. milk, 1 buttered Peas, Fruit Bar Cole Slaw - Roll & Margarine Thursday, October 21 yz pt. milk ^ Chocolate brownie Chicken Gravy on Mashed Potatoes or dressing Tuesday, October 19 Parsley Carrotsf Apricots, Sloppy Joes, Roll & Margarine,. French Frys-Sr. High y> pt. milk Potato Chips-Jr. High, Cookie Tossed Salad, % pt. milk Friday, October 22 Cherry Crisp Taco's, Wednesday, October 20 Macaroni Salad, Baked Beans Beef & Noodles, M> pt. milk, i Green Beans, Orange Cake 4 Sweet Potatoes, W-Nut topping Area happenings OCT. 14-Big Brother-Big Oak Street, East Lansing Sisters meeting at 7:30 p.m. telephone number 351-5383. at the Episcopal Church in This meeting is open to all . . . together St. Johns. bereaved parents and Oct. 14 - Thursday the friends. Lowe UMW chicken and ham Oct. 15 - Clinton County ' smorgasbord will be held at area-wide senior citizens the Lowe United Methodist meeting in DeWitt Middle Church north of St. Johns on School Cafeteria,. 2957 W. exclusively at US 27 four miles west of Herbison Rd. $1.50 dinner French rd. Price is $3 for will be served. Reservations adults and for children 5 should be made by Oct. 8 to through 12 years old, $1.50 the club chairman or call St. Oct. 17"Colonel Betkey's Johns Senior Citizen office, "Flying Circus" has been at 224-7998 or 224-7837. rescheduled in Charlotte, Sunday Oct. 17 at 2 p.m. at OCT. 17 Guardian Angel Fitch Beach Airport on Guild dance to benefit the Island Highway. Admission children of St. Vincent's by donation is $2 per car. Home from 4-8 p.m. at Club This event will help support Roma, 5942 Round Lake Rd. your Michigan Lung Music will be provided by Association. , ,Bill Kosloski. Admission CLINTON NATIONAL* OCT. 1 r- - T h e , $1.50 for adults, 50 cents for Compassionate Friends will, children 13-17 and free for meet in the home of Mr. & those under 13. Drawings Mrs. Richard Liberatore, 820 will be held each hour. / Mr. Merchant: Now you can have vone-stoD DALLAS TOWNSHIP banking by placing your credit card RESIDENTS deposits for both BankAmertcard Now, Clinton National Bank can offer to business and personal customers the and Mastercharge in your Clinton convenience of both BankAmerlcard and Mastercharge credit cards. For A petition having been filed with the Dallas Township National account. If you are merchants It can mean one-stop banking and perhaps greater sales. . .for Board the following Proposal will be submitted to the interested in becoming either a personal banking it can mean convenience in shopping, traveling and during electors at the General Election on November 2nd, Mastercharge or BankAmerlcard times when cash Is short. Applications are available at all offices of Clinton 1976. merchant, simply call Roger Beebee National. Get your's today and draw yourself a great pair! Josephine C Goerge - Clerk at 224-6811 to get lined up with a Township of Dallas great pair of credit cards from one great bank. Proposal FIRE EQUIPMENT PROPOSITION i Shall the Township Board of Dallas Township, Clinton County, Michigan, be authorized to letvy a tax not to exceed 1 mill on the State Equalized Valuation of the Township for a period of 4 years, 1977 through 1980, both inclusive, to purchase a Fire Truck and fire fighting equipment? In addition, shall the Township Board of Dallas Township, Clinton County, Michigan be authorized to •Just two more reasons why we're levy a tax not to exceed Vz mill for a period of 8 years, 1977 through 1984, both inclusive, for the purpose of levying a tax to defray, in whole or in part, the cost of operating the Dallas Township Fire Department? FDIC a bank for all reasons YES NO i OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 4A Back Through A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS RICHARD L MILLIMAN - Publisher Between the lines BILL DONAHUE - General Manager the Years with Jim Edwards JIM EDWARDS - Editor From the Clinton HAROLD SCHMALTZ - Sports Editor County News Files of 1936,1946, 1956, & 1966 COLUMBUS DAY BAH HUMBUG- "slowpoke," But, if your're taking it Here we are complaining about those easy at the speed limit, the guy who silly Monday holidays. Federal and passes you is "flaunting the law." county offices were closed Monday Oct. 13,1966 Oct. 17,1946 while city and state offices were open. MORE DEBATES-The 'way the 10 years ago 30years ago The Post Office lobby was closed, so campign has been going, the vice- those offices open Monday were unable presidential debates may make the to pick up their mail, just one of the presidential debates look like the School building bonds M.G. Antes, 73, narrowly inconveniences experienced when half Captain Kangaroo Show. totaling $5.4 million were escaped serious injury or of the business community observes a SOC IT TO 'EM-After viewing some sold by the St. Johns Board death when fire broke out at holiday the other half ignores. If of the cheap shots in pro football this of education Monday night at his residence at 105 South Columbus had all those government year, it really makes me wonder about BySueKUey an average interest rate of Prospect street in St. Johns holidays on ship, he never would have the professionalism of Borne of our so- County News Writer 4.30027 per cent. The Sunday evening at 11:45 p.m. discovered us. called national sports heroes. Dirty It has been said many times that all successful bidder was the Meat is on the way - with players should be, stuck with penalties men are created equal. However what Detroit Bank of the radically changed price HELP, MY ARMS ACHING-I've that hurt their wallets more than their some men accomplish proves that Commonwealth, one of five tags. With all price controls been walking around since Sunday tactics hurt other players. equality is just a word. Some men go groups to bid on the bonds. off meat both stockyards afternoon patting myself on the back. THE MORNING EYE-OPENER- far beyond the reaches of just trying to receipts and prices started Why? Who else picked the Lions to beat Can anything beat that first hot cup of be equal and surpass others who The county refund on their way up Tuesday. New England? By the way, what's a coffee in the morning? ' merely exsist by just getting by. payment Monday of an $8450 Hogs hit $25 when the free Hudspeth? Jim Koenigsknecht, has brought bill from the H.L. Yoh Co. as market opened in Detroit IT'S AN ISSUE NOW, BUT...» honor and pride to the community of final payment for their Tuesday morning. The St. HELP AGAIN-There's a new puppy Several candidates are stressing the Fowler, the Jaycees, andhis family and appraised work in the county Johns stockyards reported in the household and my wife is getting crime issue in their campaigns. We've' during the past two years. Wednesday that' top hogs impatient with my inability to pick out heard it before and the issue seems to friends, but most of all to himself. fade away after the election. Koenigsknecht has been involved with The amount represents were bringing $26 here. The a name for the blasted little toe biter. the Fowler Jaycees for the past six about 10 percent of the Yoh price is more than $10 over Any ideas? Give me a call. years and has learned many things contract and was withheld the former OPD ceiling of THANK YOU HIGHWAY DEPT.- about himself, his capabilities, and how. by the county pending $15.85. Black market prices WE COULD ALL BE IN JAIL-If The State Highway Dept. has installed to set and reach goals. satisfactory completion of in recent weeks have been office football pools were raided, three- a new signal at the US-27, M-21 In the beginning Jim. became a the job. That was not done, from $20 up. quarters of Michigan would be behind intersection making it easier and safer Jaycee to belong to the Softball team. according to the comments Oct. 15,1936 bars. to make left turns off of US-27. I'd Later he got involved with youth of the supervisors. 40 years ago explain how it works, but it, was That was the year he also won the A target for the costliest SLOW POKE OR SPEEDER-Ever oriented projects like the children's confusing enough writing it for the 1 halloween and Christmas parties, as President's Club Award, and so did all Oct. 11,1956 blaze this city has notice how when you're in a hurry and story on the front page. Youcanreadit y/ell as Softball games. his state vice-presidents. "That was 20 years ago experienced in many years, the other guy's going 55 mph, he's a there. Then something happened and the first time that all three state vice- the St. Johns Methodist Koenigsknecht became interested in presidents and their Director won the church was almost totally award in the history of the Michigan More than 150 people, destroyed Saturday the internal area of the Jaycees. He 'representing 25 rural school morning, Oct. 10, when took up the leadership training aspect Jaycees," Koenigsknecht said. districts in Clinton, Eaton Vocational needs studied of the available programs. "During that year he put on 33,000 flames unroofed the large Jaycee miles on the car and was away and Ingham counties, voted brick edifice, gutted the (From Front Page) "It gives people the confidence to at a mass meeting last interior and ruined most of speak" he said. "And in turn it gave me from home 219 nights. He was from one Thursday night to set up a in Ingham County, , with 40 percent this confidence." end of the state to the other," his wife the contents, including the employed in the City of Lansing. The the state, Brenda commented. permanent, non-profit pipe organ, three pianos and 10. The committee took special note of " From this point on there was no organization to publicize and other equipment in the main implications are clear; a majority of stopping Jim Koenigsknecht. He had In 1975 he earned the second highest present the plight of rural the Clinton County high school the lack of meaningful vocational set no limits to the things he was to office in the Michigan Jaycees as the' auditorium and Sunday graduates must go out of the county and education programs for Special Internal Vice-President. He also came schools in the state' to fight school annex. The loss is Education students. Over 50 of theses accomplish. with ' legal means, if estimated at $70,000. compete for jobs with students from A year and a half after he bacame a in second for the Clint Dunigan Award.' surrounding districts. Special Education students aged 15 or That is the highest award that a necessary, the "forced Insurance amounted to over were not enrolled in any Jaycee, he ran for president. During annexation" of rural $43,500 with $41,500 on the • 8. After reviewing data from the that year the club accomplshed many national director can achieve. districts to their larger Bureau of the Census, the U.S. Bureau' vocational education program Jim is a modest young man who went building and $2,000 on according to statistics for the 1975-76 things, but Jim won't take much of the neighbors. contents. Investigation has of Economic Analysis, the State Board credit. "It's just like being on a football from a quiet farm boy to a confident A circuit court jury Friday of Education and the publication school year. In addition, 19 of these leader. Jim accomplished a lot of failed to review the cause of students had dropped out of school, team," he explained, "You might have ruled that the will of the late the fire. The heating plant entitled "Michigan Occupational a great coach but if you don't have the things during his years in the Jaycees Mrs. B. Maude Williams Outlook-1980" released by the Michigan apparently related to the lack of but he gives the credit to the people he was not being operated' and training alternatives. men to back you up, you won't have a Arthur, of Bigham township, the electrical wiring had Employment Security Commission, the winning team. I was just really lucky to worked with not taking much for should be set aside. Trial of committee compiled a priority ranking himself. been inspected within a of future job opportunities in the area The Manpower and Training Needs have a great group of people to work the suit started before Judge comparatively short time. Committee made no recommendation with." "I don't work for awards," Jim said, Paul R. Cash last In all probability the origin presently employing the vasj; majority During 1072-73 he was named one of "Just like I tell any new Jaycee, if you Wednesday and continued of the county work force: They include as to the type of corrective action that do a good job the rewards will come to of the flames will remain should be taken. However, the five Outstanding Young Presidents in through Friday afternoon. unknown. Stenographers, typists', secretaries, committee stated its data does show Michigan out of 333 Jaycee chapters. you. If you work for the award the health service workers, protective that by one means or another the public Prior to that time he was named a state whole meaning and worth of the effort services, general merchandising crafts shools definitely have to start giving director and Fowler Jaycee of the is lost." Letter to the editor and skills, contruction-maintenance, Clinton County youngsters a better Year. The confidence that Jim gained by metal craft workers and agriculture,. break* in job training - so they daft In 1972-73 the Fowler Jaycee Chapter being a Jaycee has carried over in * To the: Editor " . . i .9. TJhe .committee notes thai within compete on an even basis in a trade won the Gold Chip award, under the other aspects of community activities. The success of- this years - Department and taking an these categories there are many trades they're qualified for. *»ft young man's leadership. It is a highly He is now a member of the Fowler marching festival was due in interest in your bandsman, for which Clinton County currently has conveted award in Jaycee circles. The Village' Council, * the Clinton County part to the Band Parents and As you know, the eight no training programs: Legal The .committee further believes that Republican party and a precinct its job inventory findings can assist in chapter was also ranked in the top one- Boosters who served so bands performed well and secretary, medical secretary, data the creation of meaningful new training third of the chapters in the state. delegate, he was chosen as a delegate willingly as ticket-takers and. entertained a near capacity processing, child care, diesel to the state convention in Grand Rapids programs that will improve the job In the following year he was named concession-stand- workers, audience. You as parents mechanics, photography, graphic arts, placement ratio. state vice-president and he was also and the Michigan National Convention. Mr. Cole, Mr. Speck and can be proud of your part in welding, heating and air conditioning, Jim Koenigsknecht, does what he does Steering Committee Chairman named Key Man of the Year in Fowler. the Music Department thank this years Clinton County plumbing, horticulture, landscaping, Feldpausch announced that the This award is given to the man who because he likes it and is fun. "I all of you for sharing your Marching Festival. printing and forestry. wouldn't do if it it weren't," he said. findings of the Finance Committee and helps the president the most throughout time with the Music St. Johns Music Depart. The committee further noted that the Shared Time and Facility the year. Jim in this instance again did Once again-you find that behind a training in these trades was being Committee would be released soon. more than was expected. During this good man there was a good woman, and offered by numerous school districts in time he was also in charge of District 18 Jim claims he has the best. Brenda can as state vice-president. tell you just about as much as Jim can "That was the year we brought about the Jaycees. She took an interest Police report Son* Richard Allen Pewamo into chapterhood," in Jim's work and got involved herself. The St. Johns Police A three car accident Koenigsknecht commented. She saw the changes that being a department reported three resulting in injury occurred In 1974-75 he was named national Jaycee made in Jim. larcenies, charged two with Wednesday, Oct. 6 at 11:43 director and was put in charge of three Koenigsknecht has worked at Bee's driving under the influence a.m. state vice-presidents. His district Cheverolet in the parts department for of liquor, and one disorderly A car driven by Sharon From the Senate started out with 28 chapters and ended 7 Vz years. person during the past week. Langhorne,-* of Lainsburg If you ask a" property What prompted my is actually available for the year with 36. This was when he set In his spare time he attends classes at Other cases handled by the was south bound on US-27 owner what really gets his thoughts on this subject? hunting now! . the modern day Jaycee growth record Michigan State University, races cars, force from Oct. 4 to Oct. 11 when it struck a vehicle cool, the first thing that will Complaints about broken The program will require "In Jaycees you learn" to set goals,*' and plays football. "I've just learned to were: one domestic driven by Sherri Lazarus, of probably come to mind will fences, lost livestock, lack of hunters to stop at the Jim said. "I said 1 wanted to be first in managemy time," Jim said. "And not problem, one person was Stanton. The Lazarus auto be his-her taxes. But there is accessible hunting lands, farmhouse and ask everything I did." Well, Jim didn't sleep very much," Brenda added with a cited for reckless driving, was making a left turn onto another problem which our hunter accidents, cars in permission to hunt and leave quite make it this time. One of the smile. \ one malicious destruction of east M-21. rural property owners, and back lots, etc. So the some sort of identification. highest honors bestowed on a Jaycee is To try, to seek, fco gain, to property, one driving while Upon impact trie Lazarus particularly farmers, face Michigan United Only a certain number of to become the top National Driector. accomplish, by setting goals and license was suspended, one vehicle bounced into another which hasn't been publicized Conservation Clubs, Farm hunters will be allowed per Jim came in second that year, missing making them a reality,has become furnishing to a minor, and vehicle driven by a member as much but is still as Bureau, the Department of acre and cars will be parked the number one spot by .15 of a point. Jim's way of life. To know where he is one minor in possession. of the Ogemaw County troublesome and that Is Natural resources and Dick in a designated area. going in life and not settle for anything Sherriff's department. trespass. And trespass Allen think they have a Since each hunter will "It was a tight race for number one," but the best is his ideal. There is-no The police department Lazarus and her one particularly by hunters. better idea! Now, you can wear a bright "hunter access other way for Jim Koenigsknecht. also handled seven accidents passenger received minor argue that broken fences and tag" provided by the DNR to he said. during the past week. injuries in the mishap. lost livestock are only the the farmer for distribution, result of careless' hunters we are hoping that hunters and I am willing to admit will self-police-this program By Richard L. Milliman that that may be true,in a and take down those hunting few instances, but I would tag numbers of individuals almanack prefer to think that it is due who abuse the program. to a lack of hunting lands and a large number of hunters. We have to admit that this is not a new idea to us. There have been three programs instituted in Michigan Statistics show that our embracing these principles. hunter population is growing You may recall the The debates: How great? larger and larger. TheDNR Williamston Plan, tells us that 625,000 licenses established in 1929, which for hunting game are sold was completely voluntary on annually in the southern half both hunter and farmer. The of lower Michigan" state also had federal monies j of a revival of presidential debates is much greater, but their taller than Mr. Carter, at 5-10. Fortunately the demand got (Muskegon to Bay City and - "" -^The wonder of the presidential debate, it is becoming nowhere-except into print. for these purposes through ,7 '-clearer to many of us, is not their value to democracy, but value is marginal at best. south) while there are only two other programs which 314,000 acres of state land in are no longer in existence ' 'rather that they are being held at all. the same area which Conservative columnist James J. Kilpatrick, writing due to a lack of funds. *. Thel976versionmaywellbethelastofaspecies,too. The League of Women Voters, which for some obscure includes recreational before the first debate, was harshly critical of the whole reason has assumed the role as referee and arbiter, takes up facilities which are off limits We think this program will process. its assignment with two-handed vigor-one hand heavy, and benefit everyone concerned. The debates are not electric. To many, they are downright to hunters. The hunter now is beseiged " uninteresting. As a help in the decision making process for "Forensically speaking, the debates will be second-class the other high. The League has oeen acting with all the the voters, their value is questionable. finesse of the NCAA and Big Ten investigating recruiting Now, here's our plan! All by many other hunters on entertainment," Kilpatrick wrote. -" violations at Michigan State University. Of course, someone persons planning on hunting state land and the farmers .Why then, have debates at all? The answer, I suppose, is has to do it, I suppose, so why not the League of Women in Zone 3 (Muskegon to Bay are beseiged by hunters M "As orators, Ford* and Carter have all the excitement of entering their land because C, "ihattt is the right thing to do. It's good for democracy. last'week's left-over macaroni " •* .Voters? City and south) will be required to purchase a %l of the shortage of good "Ford and Carter got themselves into these one-on-one access stamp per year. The hunting land. It will provide " ' " WW were the debates in 1968 and 19727 The incumbents matches in the finest tradition of American Adolescence: The fourth debate between the vice presidential candidates $1 will be collected for the a quality hunting experience didn't want them.so they weren't held This year, Mr, Ford, The dare. The chip on the shoulder. The line drawn by a likely will top all the others for vim and verve. Sen. Robert sole purpose of supporting a while giving the farmer -as the incumbent, felt he was behind Mr-Carter-and he was- stubby toe in the sand. All around the candidates were Dole and Senr Walter Mondale are not limited by the mantle program to lease lands from t more control over those sd he not only agreed to the debates, but in effect challenged bellicose companions urging them on: Let's you and him private landowners for ' individuals who enter this of reserved statesmanship, which the quest for the nation's property. Mr. Carter to meet him on the podium, and Mr. Carter, was fight. Our people dearly love a bloodied nose top office bestows upon presidential candidates. At least, hunter access. Now you are only too anxious to accommodate him. ' restraint has not been conspicuous so far in the vice saying "wait a minute, I And finally, probably one .-. . t presidential Jousting; of course, neither Mr. Dole nor Mr. . don't want anyone telling me of the most important "I know how I would proclaim the winner, it would be the that I have to let anyone hunt features is that we have V; There's only one real reason for the debates: EJaeh first man who looks the American people in the eye, through Mondale has nearly as much to lose' as their superior candidates. Maybe that's why they're freer and more oh my land." You don't. The place a "sunset * iJSSate tffis he can profit from them poU icaUy. That*, the TV lens, and has the guts to tell them: 'I don't know."'. program li completely amendment" on the bill J ' colorful on the. stumo. . . . -" SBfttSr^Sthddin 1968 and 1972; that's why they'rre, i ' - , • " voluntary for landowners. 1 F which means that if 'the * VUtagEeldnpw. The Kilpatrick criticisms have some merit. Arrangements The purpose of the Dole-Mondale debate mystifies me. i We figure that at $2 per acre program doesn't fly in five How many voters will the vice presidential debate Inform? i we can lease almost 240,000 years and people decide its - TAnd despite the founding phrases, nrttttad profit wUl for the debates took some juvenile turns...like when Barry in the first year and nearly h n If Mr. Jagoda, a television advisor for Mr. Carter, demanded at one How Many will it persuade? "Few, if any" would be an not worthwile, It will self - be the only reason ^^^ ^ JSfii?2i appropriate answer to either question. But then, that's also . 300,000 in the second year. t destruct without further nolnt that there be a four-inch depression in the floor behind That's going to double what ^EJt^^o n^n^t^lftm, ffcha^ BftffiiMZii>'Kt»^^MiW^a^^V- *u'e of the Ford-Carter debateM^ likelihood: action by , the- Legislature. ' OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 5A Under new management concept Twp. Police list pert Management by job. He doesn't need to be increased activity and able to provide safety, During the next couple of Objectives. It's a new told he is doing a good job, or concentrate on getting service, and emergency aid weeks patrolmen on the conceptin getting a job done, ask for a raise. He knows, results. to those who need it. DeWitt, force will be and done efficiently. The what he Is doing and how it Outlined are eight main Although this is a pilot receiving their outlines. program defines what is compares with the organizational goals. A few program, Swartz "They will have input as to expected for job company's standards. He of them-are; to minimize commented that other what they think is performance. It defines a knows where he stands." crime; prosecution of people agencies are giving serious reasonable," He said. person's job and establishes who commit crimes; provide 1 This Is how the DeWitt consideration to the idea Evaluation is the communication between Police department hopes to emergency services; assist since DeWitt Township performance plan. That is supervisor and subordinate. operate in the near future. those who can't assist started its studies of MBp. the key to the, whole The DeWitt Township :i program. ^ Police department took on in the long run it will themselves; recover stolen "A lot is going to rest on the MBO project a year and provide a more^ exact or lost property; provide a our success with the definition of responsibilities feeling of confidence for the program and with the "People have to know if a half ago. They are they are doing a good job or developing the " ' pilot from the top to the bottom," people of the township success of our sister city, the acting chief surmised. through the actions of the Grand Blanc," he said. not," Swartz said. "It's good program, to fit the for their morale and it department's needs and to "It will enable the men to police force, and to assure "I believe m this program approach their the people they are receiving , 100 percent," Swartz provides an incentive. This establish coals. Lis what the MBO program This is a federally funded responsibilities in a realistic quality service. asserted. "It works in other manner. We want to get areas, so why not in the sets out to accomplish." he program, through the concluded. combined efforts of the away, from the old idea of Hopefully the police officer police department." DeWitt Township police, the management by crisis." will have a better Grandma won a radio, coffee pot, afghan, and f 25 from the lottery, all In the past eight Michigan Law Enforcement He said the department understanding of his job months...but that's not all she won. Mrs. Melvln Lodewyk, of Alma, won a shot gun In a Training Program, and the also wants to get away from through MBO and will be recentdrowlngheld by the Clinton County Chapter of the Big Brothers-Big Sisters. Shown Personnel Service ' ' m J • • • • presenting the gun to Mrs. Lodewyk Is Big Brother, Jim Klamo, and his Little Brother department, of Michigan Robert. Robert drew the winning ticket. The gun was donated at cost to the organization CLEAN YOUR OWN State University. CARPET WITH by Dean Hardware. Klamo reports that people in Clinton County have reacted generously According to William to Big Brother-Big Sister Fund raising appeals. "However, now we need another kind of Swartz, acting police chief, it PROFESSIONAL RESULTS support," Klamo said. "We need volunteers...we need people who want to become a Big will be three to five years lAS^EENON TV) RENTALS Brother or Big Sister.' Klamo end Robert are the first match made in Clinton County. before the department will • ExIr.irK dirt .iw.iy • Washes citpnl fiber wilh hoi be comfortable with the w.itt'r . H Vpfciol clo/inintt On© Case Tractor Baekho® finished project. •iqi'Tit Swartz explained it as the • Put litiht a, color b.ick 'Obituaries same principle as a factory • Loosi'iis dirt qrniio. residue worker doing piece work. S ViHUUniS it .'Wly •.-• Dm".. tHiickly Eiisy-lo osi? •S — CARPET In fair condition. Almost new tires all around. Engine- Michigan State University were held at the DeWitt area ^'The worker knows ahead of Quality i.itpM circ products gas. % yard* front bucket. 24V hoe. Can be seen at -.ivoildblc STEAM EXTRACTOR Donald J. until his retirement in 1969. chapel on Wednesday, Oct. 6 time what is expected of 'Will WJIPI I •!/* t«»|l D.P.W. site, 816 ^. Main Street. Sealed bids to be in by-* Mr. Hill is survived by his at 2 :30 p.m. nim," Swartz began, "He SAVE! CHECK OUR LOW RATES Nov. 1st. 1976 at 5:00 P.M. Bids should be sent to City of Droste wife Irene; two sons, Jack of Burial took place at the knows that if he puts out 15 DeWitt, 414 E. Main Street, DeWitt, Michigan 48820. pieces a day he is doing a GAMfll t i iHjiG'.i'-dH'.r. | • CS&PF' Mt. Clemmons, and Michael, DeWitt Cemetery with the it rt Wflifc"' Si jnnn l l ; n q We reserve the right to except or reject any or all bids. Donald J. Droste, 70, of 129 of St. Johns; one daughter, Rev. LaVern Bretz and poor job, 20 a fair job, 25 a C^ ...wo understand*, growing man's Ron Hightower, Sales — Bob Mack, Mgr. growing plans. SELECT , N OPEN, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 T^O 9 m SATURDAY 9 TO 5 - CLOSED SUNDAYS CHARLES BRACEY OSGOOD— .PHONES 669^35 cjr 669*2115 * LANSING Manager v. Your Local PCA Planner FUNERAL HOMES 0S600D^G0EKGE<%^ MICHAEL CRUMBAUGH ST JOHNS FOWLER Loan Officer PHONE 224-3662 ABBOTTMAPLE RAPIDS S HOUPHTfjrMOVID ^ 1104S.US-Z7 iST. JOHNS OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN 6A ites Thelen, Suzanne Marie Thelen, and Kenneth Leon Halfman cumberbund. Bishop sleeves with Venice and Cluny lace Best man was Richard Halfman, brother of the groom. exchanged wedding vows Aug. 28 at 1:30 p.m. at Most Holy cuffs accented the dress. The A-line skirt featured a flounce Groomsmen were Tim and David Halfman, brothers of the Trinity Church, Father Albert J. Schmitt, officiated at the and lace border. groom from Fowler; Denny Schafer, friend of the groom, double ring ceremony. from St. Johns; and Dale Thelen, friend of the groom from She wore a cathedral length mantilla veil with Camelot Fowler. Ushers were Kevin Halfman, brother of the groom The bride was escorted down the aisle on the arm of her headpiece and cluny lace border. Her bouquet was made of and Steve Thelen, brother of the bride. Father. white mums, orange and yellow sweetheart roses, daisies Parents of the couple are Virginia and Herbert Thelen, of and babies breath trimmed with white ribbon. The bride's mother wore a jade green floor length gown of Rt. 1. Fowler, and Gerald Halfman, of Rt. 1 Fowler. * polyester double knit with a matching long sleeve lace Maid of honor for her sister's wedding was Debra Thelen. jacket. She wore a corsage of yellow and white sweetheart The altar was decorated in bouquets of yellow and peach Bridesmaids were Linda and Sandra Thelen, sisters of the roses and white babies breath. , - colored mums. The wedding march was played by Rosie bride; and Mary Ann Schaefer, and Cathy Pohl, friends of the A'reception was held for 400 guests at St. Joseph's gym in VanElls, of Fowler, and singing at the ceremony were bride from Fowler^ St. Johns. Annette and Joyce Jandernca, of Pewamo. The attendants wore peach colored sleeveless dresses- of polyester double knit with capes to match. They wore picture The bridal table was attended by Carol Hufnagel, Geralyn . The bride chose a Victorian style gown of nylon organza hats with a peach colored band. Each girl carried three Rademacher, and Kathy Luttig, all of Fowler. Cutting the over tafetta gown, with a v-yoked bodice of Venice and Cluny yellow sweetheart roses with white babies breath and orange cake were: Therese Burns, cousin of the groom and Ruth lace. The gown featured an empire waist with cluny lace and ribbonjrimming the bouquet. Riley, cousin of the bride. Special guests at the wedding were Mrs. Andrew Thelen, grandmother of the bride, from Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fung, grandparents of the bride, from Fowler; and Mrs. Eva Kohn, granmother of the groom, from Belding. Decisions, decision..."What will I model at the Homecoming The couple took a wedding trip to the East Coast. Preview on Oct. 2l',".Kay Harr, a model for the Carol Ann Shop seems to be saying Among other activities to be held at The bride graduated from Fowler High in 1975 and the the St. Joseph Altar Society Style Show include: hair styllngs groom is a 1974 graduate of Fowler High School. by Settpe's Beauty Shop with an actual hair cut on stage, and a smorgasbord dessert table with favors. The Junior high The couple is making their home on Kinley Rd. in Fowler. cheerleaders will serve the coffee and tea for the event. Living Clinton County people and activities e in Ste Johns ALMA—Alma College admissions v office representative Elizabeth Diamonds, Watches, Bracaltts. Jawelry, Items To Fit Hostetler is scheduled to be Any Occasion at St. Johns High School on WE HAVE PLEASING Tuesday, Oct. 19, to provide SELECTIONS FOR information to interested THE ENTIRE FAMILY students concerning Alma's Stop and Visit us soon academic programs and other aspects of campus life. LEVEY'S Students who wish to talk to Ms. Hostetler should JEWELRY contact the high school 125 E. Main, EI tit, 862-4300 counseling office for an appointment. I t ' Just moved in? I can help you out. Don't worry and wonder a'baut learning your way -around town. Or what to see and do. Or whom to ask. As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess, I can simplify the business of getting settled. Kelp you begin to enjoy your new town... good shopping, local attractions, community^ opportunities. Spaghetti & Maat Balls, Salad & Garlic And my basket is full of useful gifts to please your Bread; Hot Meat Ball Sandwiches, Veal family. ' Parmesan. Take a break from unpacking and call me. Phone EVERY FRIDAY NITE <^^^> 224-6407 .224-6116 * { Perch and White Located on M-21 at Ovid Corners The children of Mr. and Oct. 17 at the Holy Trinity %«• Fish Dinners Phone 834-2205 Mrs. Roy Goerge will honor ' auditorium from 2 to 5 p.m. them at open house for their The couple have 10 Edith Melvin Craft Lessons 40th wedding anniversary on children. Relatives- and friends are invited.' An open house will be held in honor of Edith Melvin's U%t++ Starting 90th birthday on Oct. 17, >n Ledge Craft Gregor thelen's from 2-4 p.m. at the Re 1*fl.EX organized Latter Day Saint's Lane's Mr. and Mrs. Gregor Westphalia. Church North of US 27 and Thelen will be celebrating An open house will be held Railroad St. in St. Johns. LESSON AREA their 25th wedding at St. Mary's hall from 2-5 and you'll never A buffet luncheon is being [Corner Bridge & River Sts., Downtown Grand Ledge anniversary Sunday, Oct. 17, p.m. Friends and relatives served.' Friends and with a mass at 10 a.m. at St. are invited. relatives are invited. —FALL CLASSES- Mary's church in BATIK Sat. 1:00 - 3:00 p.m., 6 sessions, begins Oct. 30. Instructor: Jane Kronheim 353- S 6452 or 355-3863 CORN Wed. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m., 1 session, begins Pat's Eagle Restaurant HUSK Nov. 3. Instructor: Carol Brooks 627-2263 CROCHET' Wed. 7-00 - 9:00 p.m., 4 sessions, begins Nov. 10. Instructor: Jody Strickland 627- OPEN TO PUBLIC 2229 DRIED Mon. 7:00 - 9:00, 6 sessions, begins Oct. MONDAY NIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT FLOWERS 25. Instructor: Cheryl Smith 489-6737 5-8 p.m. Fish Buffet. MACRAME' Beginning' Wed. 9:30 - 12:30 a.m., 4 *. Spaghetti supper Includes 5-9 p.m. sessions, begins Oct. 27. Instructor: toss salad, garlic bread, 2- kinds of fishr, salads, , Shirley Walters 627-7155 butter & coffee, al! you can relishes, rolls . & butter, Beginning: Mon. 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., 6 eat coffee. All you can eat sessions, begins Oct. 25. Purses: Sat. 10:00 -12:00 a.m., 2 sessions,' $2.25 $3.25 begins Oct. 30. \ - Christmas: Wed. 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., 4 SATURDAY NIGHT sessions, begins Oct. 27. Instructor: Donna Smorgasbord Wells 626-6483 6-9 p.m. 3 kinds of meat, potatoes & PATCH Thurs. 9:30 - 11:30, 6 sessions, begins WORK Oct. 28. Instructor: Cheryl McConnell 627- gravy, salad bar, rolls & 9976 ; butter, coffee. All you can QUILLING Friday 1:00 - 3:00 p.m., 2 sessions, fc eat. begins Nov. 5. Instructor: Shari Schiebling $4.25 627-4877 TOLE Tues. 9:30-11:30 a.m., 6 sessions, begins Our phone with push - " Oct. 26. Tues. 1:00 - 3:00 p.m., 6 sessions, buttons is so much faster, so begins Oct. 26. ,Tues. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m., el Open Monday thru Friday sessions, begins Oct. 26. Wed. 1:00 - 3:00 : much more efficient, so much p.m., 6 sessions, begins Oct. 27. Thurs. 7:00 more fun than your old phone, - 9:00 p.m., 6 sessions, begins Oct. 29 there's only one thing you can do: 11-2 p.m. for Lunches [ Instructor: Carol Basso 627-7155 Look over our styles and colors. WOVEN Wed. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m., 1 session, Oct. 27 Pick the phone (or phones) you like. And order Our Specialty - Homemade Pasties PLACEMATS Instructor: Jody Strickland 627-2229 it (or them) from our business office. 1 LEATHER Fri'. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m., 5 sessions, begins 4700 N. Grand River TOOLING O**. M« Instructor: Keith Phillips, 489-6018 , @U@ • SERERALTELEPHOnE (3 blocks N. of airport entrance) NEEDLEPOINT Touch Calling now available In most areas.' , 6 wks., begins Nov. 5. For more For reservations Ph. 489-0772 information call Creator's Corner 627*4793 ——-——"— " \\ OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 7A Pewamo-Westphalia High Duane Weber. Francis Marton John E. Glowney exchanged wedding vows while the ring bearer was Brian Wyrick, nephew of the bride. Kenneth Pilon of Wyandotte, college roommate of the School will hold its annual I Class representatives are at the United Methodist Church in Bannister, Sept. 25th. The Homecoming sponsored by 1 as follows: Seniors: Julie Rev. Emmett Kadwell performed the double ring ceremony groom was the best man. Timm Glowney of Ovid, brother of the groom, Michael Williams of Traverse City, college Student Council Oct. 15. This Hogle, Mary Kramer, Jayne before the family and many friends. year's Homecoming will be Riley, and Theresa Wieber. set off by 'Spirit Days'. Juniors: Barb Schmitt, Parents of the couple are Stephanie and Lucas Marton of 'professor friend of the bridegroom and Bill Foran of Elsie were groomsmen while Pete Glowney of East Lansing, Thursday students will Carol Simon, Lynn 130 N. Ovid St,, Elsie and Marge and Floyd Glowney of 10322 Rademacher, Connie Miller, Woodbrldge Ed., Bannister. , brother of the groom and Paul Marton of Holly, brother of the dress for 'Kiddie Day." bride usered the guests. Friday P-W»s halls will be and Sheila Martin. Sophomores: ' Sharon The bride was escorted to the altar and given in marriage The bride's mother chose a gown of soft apricot polyester. infested by "hoods" for The bodice was fitted with stand-up collar and long belled Gangster Day. In the Klein, Elaine Spltzley, Sally by her father. She wore a gown of ivory georgette fashioned Weber, Gina Vance, and with a sheer yoke accented with a cameo motif. Venlse lace sleeves. Covered buttons trimmed the front and the empire afternoon an outdoor pep waistline started the slightly flared skirt. The groom's assembly is scheduled Janet Bengel. Freshmen: mother wore a light green gown with an accordian pleated consisting of a parade of Lisa Kramer, Yvonne appliques trimmed the bodice and lantern sleeves, wmcn jacket. floats, class skits, and the Schafer, Mary Weber, and ended with a deep cuff and ruffle at the wrist. The skirt fell The wedding music was played by Roger Mattias of Ovid . winners of the "Fonz Look Michelle Smith. softly from an empire waistline to a ruffled hemline and Marvin Eagle, college roommate of the groom sang [ :H ^ Alike" and poster contests The final event of the sweeping into a chapel train. ",Our Father". A violinist, Eagle also played "One Hand, l" ' *-rt will be announced. evening will be a dance One Heart". I*-W plays host to Bellevue featuring the band Eastwood ' Her camelot was covered with Brussels lace and, lace in Friday's game. Parke. edged the short mantilla. Her bridal bouquet was created Special guests were John Glowney of Elsie, grandfather of This year P-W will see two from yellow and orange straw flowers with wheat, baby's thei groom and Mrs. Anna Ensign of Bannister, grandmother new changes in it's breath and ivy. i of the, groom. There were many relatives from Homecoming. The queen Area | Mrs. Mary Wyrick of St. Johns was her sister's matron of Pennsylvania, Ohio, East Lansing, Holly, Lansing and the court will have their fathers honor and wore a gown of Forest green silk fashioned with a area towns. i as honorary escorts, and the happening cape. king will receive a scepter in place of the usual crown. Dolores Baese of Elsie, aunt of the bride, Anne Glowney of Oct. 15 - The Clinton Following the ceremony, a reception and dinner-dance was . f,™ Denny Miller and Vickie Bannister, sister of the groom and Cathy Schwartz of held at the Elsie American Legion Hall. Hosts and hostesses Tft*J Schafer, last year's king and County area-wide Senior Buffalo, | New York, college roommate of the bride were were: AndrewandMargeMinarikofEureka.uncleandaunt " "* queen, willicrown this year's Citizens meeting will be held -bridesmaids. They all wore identical gowns to the matron of of the bride and King and Lillian Terrell of Bannister, uncle royalty. ' • in the DeWitt Middle School , honor. , and aunt of the groom. The queen court members . cafeteria, at 2957 W. are: Kim Droste, Dawn Herbison Rd. Dinner will be Their dried flower arrangements were in autumn colors of served for $1.50. orange and yellow with wheat and they wore matching floral Walter, Sharon Smith, Joyce headpieces. The newlyweds are both graduates of the University of ' Keilen, Brenda Kramer, and Reservations should be Michigan. The groom i| farming at the Family Farm near Ellen Fedewa. made by Oct. 8 to your club chairman, or by calling the The flower girl was Christie Marton, niece of the-bride, Bannister and alio continuing his writing. The bride recently - P-W's king court is made accepted a, position with the Ovid-Elsie Area Schools as t up of: Dean Kohagen, Bruce St. Johns Senior Citizen teacher of the third grade in Leonard Elementary in Ovia. Simon, Marti Thelen, Stan office at 224-7998 or 224-7837. Thelen, Wayne Wieber, and Republican for for a change of pace with a touch of class A boy, Christopher Roy, Live Music of 50's 60's & 70's was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton County Treasurer ftalphGoergeof3ll_S.Mead, Dancing Nightly (Except Monday) *S" Johns, Oct. 5, at Carson City Hospital, he weighed 7 ® COMPETENCE e EXPERIENCE lbs. 9 oz. The baby has one Wed. Larries Night - sister. Grandparents are Tues. & Thu'rs. Beer Bust e INTEGRITY Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goerge Your support will be sincerely and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Humrich. The mother is the NOW OPEN SUNDAYS appreciated. Pd. Poi. Ad. former Carol Humrich. Dress Casual & Neat Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Earls, 11477 E. River Rd., | 4631 N. U.S. 27 DeWitt became the parents iS&fcww§&*i of a baby girl, Rebecca Ann, "Mary Crosby and Kay Harr, models for the Carol Ann Shop, in the St. Joseph's Style Lansing Sept. 27 at Sparrow Hospital. Show, which will be held Oct. 21, look over some of the many door prizes to be given away The Board of Trustees of the Clinton Memorial The mother is the Former during the evening. The program will begin at 18 p.m. i. In the St. Joseph gym. Entrance just North of Bell Furniture Hospital will receive sealed bids for the construction Patricia A. Sees. , and completion of Alterations for the Clinton PHONE 489-6967 Memorial Hospital, Special Care Unit, St. Johns, Smiths Michigan, until 4:00 P.M., E.S.T., Oct. 26,1976 in the office of the Architect, Wakley-Kushner Associates-Mt. Pleasant, Inc.;, at 205 South Main Street, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Carl Ray Slater, 20, 211 James Gerard Fedewa' 24, Smtih, Route 3, French Solon Road, DeWitt 8320 Clintonia Road, Road, St. Johns, returned Lucinda Starr Yeoman, 19, Portland. recently from a 16-day tour "C" - 211 Solon Road, DeWitt Cathy Ann Fandel, 20, Box of Europe sponsored by Proposals must be on form furnished by- the + + + 152, ' Grange Road, Successful Farming Architect and be accompanied by a bid bond or Jesse Franco Ruiz, 31, Westphalia. magazine. The trip included certified check in the amount of five percent (5 11402 N U.S.-27, DeWitt + + + visits to London, percent) of the proposal submitted. Kathryn Jean Boettger, 22, Steven Jay Thornton, 23, Amsterdam, Germany, 12580 Airport Rd., DeWitt 210& Ross Street, St. Johns Switzerland and France. Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the + + + Sheila Kay Chamberlain, Among the highlights of , office of the Architect, Wakley-Kushner Associates, 205 20,110 North Ottawa St., St. the tour were visits to an S. Main Street, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. David Gerard Thelen, 22, Johns English family farm, a A check in the amount of $20.00 must be submitted by R 2, Wacousta Rd., St. Johns + + + Dutch experimental farm, a Prime Bidders as a deposit for each set of plans and Carol Jean Titus, 21, 6969 John Eugene Glowney, 22, German grain farm and specifications, same to be refunded upon return of Oneida Road, Charlotte 10322 Woodbrldge Road, tractor factory, a Bavarian plans'and specifications in good condition within ten + + + " Bannister beef-testing station and a Edward John Martin, 24, (10) days of the opening of bids. Frances Marton, 22, j 130 presentation on Charolais Rl-Box 47, Pewamo cattle in France. Plans may be obtained by Sub-Contractors and Monica Ann Klein, 21, Box N. Ovid Street, Elsie Suppliers at the cost of reproduction and handling 62, Fowler + + + ($20.00). Prime contractors may obtain sets beyond the N James Edward Wrobel, 23, second set at cost of reproduction. + + + 7770 Round Lake Road, K Michael Eugene Laingsburg Births , Accepted Bidders will be required to furnish Rensberry^ 19, 724 South Barbara Lee Ferrigan, 23, satisfactory Performance Bond and Labor Material DeWitt Road, DeWitt 8305 Alward Road, Bond, each in the amount of 100 percent of the contract, Lucy Ann Thompson, 18, Laingsburg the total cost of which shall be paid by the accepted 724 South DeWitt Road, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. bidder. DeWitt + + + Parr, * 601 N. Francis, All proposals submitted: remain firm for a period of + + + Clyde Gerald Ferguson, Lansing, became the parents . thirty (30) days after official opening of bids. • Troy Dillan Oestreich, Jr., 62,326 Wilson Street. DeWitt of a baby boy, Jacob Trebreh The Board of Trustees, Clinton Memorial Hospital 30, Seabreeze Park, Port Leona Rachel Lindsey, 55, on Sept. 28 at Sparrow reserves the right to reject any or all bids, in whole or Townsend. Washington 2104 Melvin Court, Lansing. Hospital. in part, and to waive any informalities therein. Jean Marie Placer, '32, Board of Trustees 15325 Boichot Road, Lansing Clinton Memorial Hospital • + + + St. Johns, Michigan Bruce Edward Marfio, 21, Paul McNamara, Administrator 102 Lancer Lane, Lansing Leavethe 'CHILDREN'S Susan Hene Simon, 19,1301 East Stoll Road, Lansing . country! Program for MEN'S, WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S SHOES "Either you establish an of fice and let the people come NOTHING to you or you take your of Ruth Edwards NOTHING fice to the people." With his HELD unique Mobile District help will show you program. At Cederberg takes the easy way out BACK the Tenth District office to ' 15% OFF the people. 18 cities and towns are on a vigorous year- , round schedule that clocks EXTRA SPECIAL! 35,000 miles In the 10th DIs- . The details of foreign travel can be pretty demanding, ENTIRE STOCK trlct. It's another way Al Ce especially ff you're new at it. But anything's easy if *A derberg has brought Federal ' you know how ... and Ruth Edwards knbws. government back to the peo STRETCH BOOTS ple. He calls It "District help" , It isn't just that she's travelled a lot herself, though tf because that's what it did for , that's Important. Itineraries, tickets and reservations hundreds of people wjio had have been a part of Ruth's daily routine at SAVAS problems with the Federal • for over ten years. Her'koow-how can save you time, Vl OFF REG. $14.95 to $31.95 government last year. money and a lot of frustration. "good work Al" The best part is . . . Ruth Edwards works for nothing! TONIGHT ONLY! 3UJUI0391IWH tt.-' The local, one-stop convenience of "travelling by SAVAS" doesn't cost you a dime extra. Does it make sense to leave the country any other way? FORMERLY ECONOMY SHOE STORE 1 . CONGRESSMAN ELrvnuA. I Your passport to the FINE , ' Wonderful World of Travel! Shop Friday Nites CEDERBERG SHOES 'Til 9 Aulhotiied tndpaid lor by I he eommlina to kttp tha good wort otMCufitibwa- Mur 121 N. Clinton Avenue UleriMl A fotgith. JnifUttr ST JOHNS • OWOSSO • pURANp • IONIA 207 Notlh Bill StfMl Ow«Vo. Miehifin 4BB67 (517) 72S<71Zl 121 to. .Clinton Avenue Phone 224-2213 Phone 224-2213 OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 8A ing and 4-H in Clinton County The largest pumpkin totaf of 21 entries were made Westphalia 4-H, who placed entered in the 7th annual in the contest with all All the food items- exhibited The Olive 4-H Projects, second with her Zucchini were delicious, as the people Clinton County 4-H participants receiving a Squash Bread and Cheryl elected the following new Mammoth Pumpkin & Giant ribbon. attending the program were officers for 1977: Amy Conklin, Olive 4-H,Projects, able to sample the different Sunflower Show Oct. 6 at Linette Jacobs, Green placed third with her Myszak-President; Smith Hall in St. Johns Acres, won the Giant items. The recipes for these , Carrot Loaf Bread. Annette different food items will be Lynnette Barley—Vice weighed in at 104 pounds. Sunflower Contest when her Faivor, Green Acres, President; Lisa Blundy-- The proud owner was Ford sunflower head measured available later this month entered her carrot oatmeal from the Extension Office. Secretary; Karen Wood- Jones, a member of the Olive 2lYi inches. Kevin cookies and Lauri Platte, Treasurer; Loretta Huhn, 4-H Projects Club who also Shinabery, Eureka Go Westphalia 4-H, entered her^ Carla Huguelet and Renae won last year's, contest with Getters, was second with his Zuccfiini Chocolate Cake. Seeds for the pumpkins Koschmider-Recreation a pumpkin weighing 112% 19 yz inch sunflower head. The winners in the Leaders and sunflowers were Leaders. Members taking pounds. Ford says he just There were 22 entries in the ;Food Contest were Carolyn provided free to the ball point tube painting plants the seeds and lets Gian Sunflower Contest with Conklin, Olive 4-H, with her I members last spring through projects will meet October them grow, but he must have all participants receiving a Carrot Bread and Annabelle | the Men's Garden Club of 23, 1 p.m. at Sue Snyder's JOHN FEDEWA (left) used beet juice in his imitation raspberry jelly and took first some little secret to his ribbon. Faivor, Green Acres, with America at DesMoines, home, while members talcing place in the Clinton County 4-H recipe contest. Joanne Hengesbach (center) took second growing success that he isn't In the food contest where her Fantastic-Pumpkin Pie. Iowa. latch hook rug. making will telling. Christie Boettger, all food items must include a place with her zucchini squash, Olive 4-H Club, was second in vegetable, John Fedewa, "bread and Cheryl Conklin won the contest with a pumpkin Olive 4-H Proiects. won third place with her carrot LARGE PUBLIC AUCTION weighing 88 lbs. and David with his Imitation Raspberry loaf cake. Bearup, Elsie 4 Corners Jelly using beet juice for Club, was the third with a color. Other food winners Monday, Oet. 18, 1976 pumpkin weighing 78 lbs._ A included JoAnn Hengesbach, the .4-H Wonders Club for 1977 include: Philip Brasington-President; 7 p.m. Sharp Sharon Schomish—Vice President; Cindy Fleisher- Veterans Memorial Building BUTLER Secretary; Annette- DeMarais-Treasurer; Ovid, Mich. Raean Fleisher-- Newsreporter; Paul Suchek Furniture (antiques and used), glassware, primitives, mffe§m and Linda Suchek- collectors items and tools. Bring your truck as all Recreation Leaders. Winter items must be removed night of sale. enrollments were taken. TEe" club's next meeting will be in Col. Herb Lam berth November at the Farm Bureau Office in St. Johns. Auctioneer Ford Jones (left) lugged in a 104-pound pumpkin and walked away with first place in the Clinton County 4-H Pumkin contest. In second place is Christie Boettger with her 88-pound CONTINUOUS pumpkin and in third Is David Bearup with his third-place pumpkin-weighing 78 pounds. 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Paper Is money meet at Karen Holliday's The 4-H Newspaper Drive home, October 25 at 8 p.m. Sure, almost every farmer knows which way grain held October 2 did not reach The club's next meeting will & bean prices are going - just ask them. If you CARSON CITY FARM SERVICE bur goal of 16tons, but the 4- be Sunday November 7,1 ask a dozen people, you'll get a dozen • H'ers did receive 23,280 lbs. p.m. at Riley Elementary different answers. The truth is no one is tupnNi)EEREi of newspapers raising $291 School and will include a As the state's JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE sure which way or how far prices are for the 4-H program. Due to family pot luck dinner. going. With that fact, you have largest grain and bean the success of this project, i the next 4-H newspaper drive two choices: 1. Keep your marketer, Michigan Elevator Schedule Hayrlde Exchange advises and CARSON CITY PHONE 584-3550 will be held on Saturday, The Fowler Fireballs 4-H fingers crossed; 2. Check the Feb. 2, 1977, at the members will enjoy a people at your local MEE marketing consults with us dally, giving Fairgrounds. Besides hayride Oct. 29, 7 p.m. ' dealer. us the latest information FORAGE EQUIP. raising 4-H funds, the meeting at the home of We are a part of a 150 MEE member on market conditions PICKERS ' newspaper drive provides Gerald Thelen. Judy Paksi dealer network working full time'to here and world-wide. Come is the club's new J.D. 5020 | N.I. 7-1 ROW people an opportunity to get the fairest possible prices for and talk. We can help you J.D 35 CHOPPER dispose of their newspapers organizational leader. The market your crop wisely. 1130 M.F. N.I. 325 W-8 ROW BED ! without burning or going to members will be going roller farmers' crops. N.I. 323-1 ROW J.D HAY & CORN HEAD ' the landfill, plus helps to skating Oct. 21 at the Ranch J.D. 18-1-ROW recycle our natural Roller Rink in St. Johns. The J.D. 2020 W-LDR J.D. 38 W-CORN HEAD I.H.C. 1-ROW resources as the newspapers club dues should be paid at N.I. 310 PICKER - 1-ROW will be made into building the next meeting. Members M.H. 44-WIDE FRT. N.I. 314SHELLER- were reminded of the l" insulation. The cooperation N.I. 324 W-2-ROW BED of all people in the county Pumpkin & Sunflower I.H.C. 3414 INC. W-LOADER Contest on Oct. 6 and the 4-H COMBINES BEAN who helped with this project kF.t65D , is greatly appreciated. Newspaper Drive, Oct. 2. ST. JOHNS CO-OP " M.F. 300 W-2 CYL. OLIVER 1550 EQUIPMENT J.D. 95 GAS W-CAB Dollars For Beauty Wonders announce officers I:H.C. A New officers elected for W-PLOW & CULT. 4 ROW CORN HEAD MOWER PULLERS A special "thank you" ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-2381 13' CUTTING PLATFORM LILLISTON 6-ROW goes to the Merry Craftsmen OLIVER 60 4-H Club members from WIND ROWER Elsie for their contribution of M.F. 65D INNES 570 WIND • $12.50 to the Fair M.H. 444 GLEANER CH ROWER Beautification Fund. Boughton Elevator Inc. Donations from 4-H clubs, Pfrttt^&TF >***tft*^. •? J.D. 30 RASP I.H.C. 82 BEAN individuals and We have tripled J.D. 25 SPECIAL organizations have made the J.D. 30-W-BEAN EQUIP. planting of trees and shrubs, our grain handling GOOD USED BLOWERS . A.C.- 66 LILLISTON 6200 BEAN plus installing a flag pole at COMBINE the Fairgrounds possible. capacity with Additional funds will help us continue our beautification these new DISC 1-SPEED KING 20' WHEEL N.I. UNI EQUIP. project at the Fairgrounds. HARROW W-LEVER' facilities J.D. BW 16'6" •T.D. - 494 PLANTER ' 761 HAY HEAD KEWANEE 12' A.C. - 4-ROW PLANTER .720 CORN HEAD M.F. NO. 5221' DISC Rolling along i . The following 4-H clubs I.H. 10 FT. 8" LILLISTON 14* ROLLING 1 '760 CHOPPER have made reservations to HARROW : go roller skating at the il-USED BOTTOM KOSCO MW.™ POWER UNIT Ranch Roller Rink in St. Give us a try - SEVERAL USED HARROW Johns on Thursday, October 4 & 8 ROW CULT. J.D. CC 14% 3 Pt. FIELD 1 21 from 7-10 p.m. The 4-H -"728'4' ROW NARROW reasonable I.H.C. -26" CULTIVATOR \ 1 Clubs are: Fowler Big WHEEL DRAG M.F. 16' 3 PT. W-LEVELER Dealers (35), Fowler storage rates PLOWS Fireballs (30), Dallas N.H. 68 BALER FIELD CULTIVATOR CASE 18', FIELD I Dusters (25), Sundance N.H. 270 BALER CULTIVATOR J.D. 145 5*16 Riders (15, Swingin' J.D.J*G. 5 MOWER Bingham (1), Ovid Village 094-A CORN PLANTER "J.D. 145 6-16 Elves (35), Prairie (40), K-9 J.D. 4 BAR RAISE UNI EQUB?MENT . OLIVER 6-16 . Cadets (18). Wonder J.D. .NO. 11 MOWER 723 CORN HEAD - 2-ROW I.H.C. 4-14" TRAILER WorkerB (25) and 4-H W. Round lake Rd. N.I. TRAILER MOWER - 735 CORN HEAD - 3-ROW A.C. 546" Wonders .(35). . 4-H clubs : J wishing to go roller skating N.I.HAY CONDITIONER SPREADERS fJ.D. 3PT. 3-14"' In other months should De Witt, Mich. N.H. HAY BINE ,J.D;40— SEMI MTD.. ; . „ contact the County Extension Office. . Phone 669-6684 OPEN MONDAY thrif FRIDAY 7:3j>~- 5:30 -.SATURDAY &00• 4:00 Olive elects OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 9A Copyright 1976 Tha Kroger Co We Resorvo The Right To Limit Quantities. Prices And Coupons Good Mon., Oct 11 Thru Sun Oct 17.1976- Kroger Rain- Check Policy We guarantee thai wo will dD everything in our power to have ample supplies of all advertised specials on out shelves when you shop for them If. duo to conditions beyond our control, we run out of an advertised special, we will substitute the ITII; same item in a comparable brand (when such an item is available) reflecting the same savings or. if you prefer, give you a "RAIN CHECK" which en titles you to the same ad vertised special at the same ' U S UV'l CMDIB CKtHCI ttll special price anytime within 3D 2T days^ u,s v't Graded Choice \ USDAT - Beef Loin CHOICE Wfth These Valuable Coupons An'Size Package U.S. Gov't Graded Choice ALL BEEF Beef Loin Tailless 16-0z T-BONE STEAK Limit 1 With Coupon ft *5 Additional Purchase EXCEPT BEER WINE & CIGARETTES & OTHER COUPONS WITH PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY^ Prices Good Mon., Oct. 11 Thru Sun., Oct 17,1976. Subject To Applicable State And Local Taxes. Good At The Royal Oak Store Only. ______^_ MINI-MIZER COUPON Cream Of Mushroom Kroger Laundry Aid Natural Flavors Chicken '••-' &£<8rtJfi}W*& Noodle 10%-Gz \ "%J£A . 5-OzWtCtn 5-Lb4-OzPkg 8rOz Wt Ctn ALL $t xtttuniii SAVE EXCEPT BEER WINE & CIGARETTES & OTHER COUPONS WITH PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Prices Good Mon., Oct 11 Thru Sun., Oct 17,1976. Subject To Applicable Stato & Local Taxes. Kroger Cream Riled Kroger Pure Sandwich Cookies MINI-MIZER COUPON •J \ oger Grade A Grad *AA GalJug 1-Lb3-OrPkg J ITEM LARGE Lan sx $ U**tl fc 1%-Lb Do? Loaves Cfn M i $ Limit 2 With Coupon ft 5 Additional Purchase SAVE EXCEPT BEER WINE & CIGARETTES & OTHER COUPONS WITH PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY . Y Y Prices Good Mon., Oct 11 Thru Sun., Oct 17,1976. Subject To Applicable Stato & Local Taxes. MINI-MIZER COUPON Great For Salads Shelled CHERRY SLICER SIZE WALNUT im^ffl Eckrich ' !•] H • Regular, Beef Or Maple TOMATOES MEATS SMOK-Y- 10-0z LINKS Limit 4 With Coupon & '5 Additional Purchj EXCEPT BEER WINE & CIGARETTES ft OTHER COUPONS WITH PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY - «* .-sii 1.44 Prices Good Mon.. Oct 11 Thru Sun., Oct 17,1976 Sul/oct To Applicable Stato Ef Local Taxes. it'-- rjCl -iA-L r~f W *Y Excellent For U.S. No. 1 Genuine Golden ill.1 11 SWEET IDAHO ORANGES LETTUCE YAMS POTATOES • Limit 3 With Coupon ft '5 Additional Purchan A EXCEPT BEER WINE ft CIGARETTES & OTHER COUPONS WITH PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS LIMIT ONE COUPON PEA FAMILY Prices Good Mon., Oct 11 Thru Sun., oj:t 17,1976. Subject To Applicable State & Local Taxes. MOST STORIS OPEN 24 HOURS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! . . v OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 10A. Gunnisonville Area Church of Christ holds Next Week in (il'NMKl)XVII.1.E I'MTKII MKTHOUItiT CHl'RCH Clark and Wood Roads Rev, Paul Schlebner. Minister 9:30 a.m Church Service Father-Son Banquet inton County churches 10:45 a.m Sunday School All Churches in Clinton County are invited to send Westphalia ST. JOHNS-"Liberty, Our to the fathers and Lauren Bruce Harden and Ed their weekly announcements to The Clinton Cotanty American Heritage" was the Winsor gave the toast to the Lehman. News. They must reach us by II a.m. Monday to iaskre Area theme of the St. Johns' sons. The movie, "Only In publication in the current week's tune. ST..mttY'H Mrs. Raymond Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Huss and children of near Sullivan and family flew into Charlotte were Saturday ' Grand Ledge, Sunday v dinner guests of her parents, afternoon and took Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Donald Sullivan, Garry Sullivan. and friend for a ride. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Don Sullivan visited Berger of Muskegon spent Mrs. Ross of Grand Ledge from Friday until Monday Wednesday. with Mr. and Mrs. Porter Thursday, Dan and Mrs. Parks. Grace Sullivan visited Mrs. Miss Kriss Parks~took Mr. Mike Slocum of -St, Johns. and Mrs. Joseph Berger of They also visited Sunday. Muskegon and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Fisher and Porter Parks for dinner at Kevin attended the Elliot the Pour House to celebrate wedding and reception. her father's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Potts Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. and children went to the Porter Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Stage Coach Stop and Irish Joe Berger went on . an Hills, Sunday near Jackson. historic tour of the Covered Wednesday and Thursday, Bridge around Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Porter Parks Ada. visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jenks of Lansing. Hoerner and Mr. and Mrs. Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sargent were guests Porter Parks visited Mrs. of an acquaintance to help Sally Schavey and children Larry Formenti of Lansing of St. Johns. celebrate his birthday. Harver Hoerner and girls Sunday, Howard Sargent, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harold Hoerner, Donald Hoerner, Sunday. Mr. and Potts went to a fly-in at Harrison. Mrs. Howard Sargent, Mr. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Don Potts and Harold Hoerner flew to the children also visited. Lansing Airport for dinner Verndr Sargent visited Mr. and a tour of the airport. and Mrs. Howard Sargent, Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday. Alex Alexis of near Mulliken flew in and visited Mr. and Thursday,'Mrs. Don Potts Mrs. Harold Hoerner. THIS IS the seventh year Wayne Morrison has been teaching old and by the time Morrison gets the group they are 14 and 15 and Kenny visited Mr. and Mrs. Eldoris Hahn. hunters safety to his 9th grade gym classes. During'the years old. This year the boys fired rifles and pistols the last John BaUard, an assistant of Wayne Morrison's in the Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Donald Potts seven years over 1400 boys have enrolled In the course. Tills day of the class. The ammunition, targets, and pistols were 'Safety Class shows student's the proper way to handle a Saturday, they also visited Mike Potts. and children went on a color Is the last year Morrison will be teaching the class. The donated by Dean TrueValue Hardware. This Is the seventh pistol. The shooting range is north of St. Johns. The targets tour Sunday. course will now be taught by junior high teacher Mike year Dean has done this for the class. „ , were made by Jim Cleaners's carpentry class. Saturday evening, Mr. and Humphrey. Boys can take the course when they are 12 years Mrs. Donald Potts and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Fisher and George Sargent, Friday and Kevin attended the wedding Saturday. reception of Harmon-Buhner Official Entry Blank Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. at Dimondale. News Howard Sargent went' on a (list winners in space provided ) color tour around Donald Sullivan and. Garry Hubbardston. Sullivan spent a few days Keelean Buick near Traverse City working Wednesday, Mrs. G.V. , on their cabins. While there, Capitol Savings & Loan Pyle visited Mr. and Mrs. they visited Mrs. A.W. Zeeb Fertilizer E.J. Brace of Grand Ledge. Broekett. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don Sullivan - has Hettler's W.D. Lockwood of Lansing, been attending vegetarian Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pagel cooking school. Monday and Parr's Drug of St. Johns visited Mrs. G.V. Tuesday nights at Grand Bee's Sports Division Pyle. Ledge. St. Johns Co op- Mrs. Porter Parks and Tie Breaker Mrs. Charles Fisher Mr-, and Mrs. Donald attended the Van Amberg- Sullivan visited Mr. and Mrs. Guess the TOTAL POINTS SCORED Flynn wedding in St. Johns Raymond Sherman of rural Saturday afternoon. Miss Charlotte Saturday evening. Michigan State Minnesota Kristal Parks was a Mrs. Donald Sullivan and bridesmaid. Danny accompanied Mrs. Thursday, "Mr. and Mrs. Groesbeck to Battle Creek Name^ Porter Parks attended a where they visited Miss football game of DeWitt. , Elsie Krohn Wednesday. f , -> • :•»(• Address.: Phone — nton "You may make your own entry blank on a seperate sheet of paper, just-be sure you fill in all the information and sign your name. Mail or bring entry to; Clinton County News 120 E. Walker', St. Johns The Clinton County See contest rules. vehicle. ——' Sheriff's department Weber was taken to St. reported that four accidents Lawerence hospital where occurred during the past he was treated and released. week, from Oct. 4 through Dunneback-was cited for This Weeks Winners ( a tie) SEE THE .Oct. 10. making an improper left turn. Edward L. St. John , John F. Bond ST. JOHNS Tuesday, Oct. 5 at 2 p.m. a CO-OP FOR car driven by Glynn Warren, Deann R. Feldpauach, of of 1211 Gould St. in Lansing, Fowler, struck and Jellied a ALL YOUR lost control of the vehicle he ' deer, on Wacousta Rd. % Contest FARM SUPPLY was driving and struck a tree mile north of Colony Rd. at the intersection of Thursday, Oct. 7 at 9:05 p.m. NEEDS 1. The, football contest is open to everyone except employees of Chandler and Alward Roads. -Clinton County News and their families. . He was taken to Sparrow 2. All entries must be completed and postmarked no later than 5 FERTILIZER is tailor-made for your Hospital," where he was Friday, Oct. 8 at 5:45 a.m. p.m. Friday on the week the games are played. Entries may also treated and released. on French Rd. 300 ft. east of be delivered to the newspaper offices In St. Johns before 5 p.m. McNeils Rd. Ronald D. Friday. I EXACT field and yield needs 3. If mailed, please address to FOOTBALL CONTEST, Clinton Litwiller, of Rt. 3 Marshall County News, 120 E. Walker, St. Johns, Ml 4B879. Rd., struck and killed a deer. 4. Names of the winners will be published In this ad every Wednesday, Oct. 5 at 4 Wednesday following the games. p.m. cars driven by Jerome ,'S. In the event more than one person correctly picks the same St. Johns Co-op H. Weber, of Pewamo, and The department also Awarded number of winners, the person whose total points for tie breaker reported that a John Deere game will be declared the winner. "Serving All Your Farming Needs" Carl J. Dunneback, of 620 1 6. Entries are limited to one per person. Smith Ave., Lansing, garden tractor was taken "•""» Bath vs. Leslie ™0N*f«»" collided on Francis Rd. \\ of from the Duplain Cemetery Each Week a mile south of Chadwick Rd. at the corner of Colony and Dunneback made a left hand Watson Rd. on Oct. 4. The Serving you in 3 locations Your Savings Earn More turn in front of the Weber tractor was valued at $2,100. CLINTON COUNTY'! Passbook Current Annual Rate EEB RlUNtt MOST COMPLETE 5V4% EARNS DAILY FERTILIZERS, INCj ClUBROMR LAKE COMPOUNDS QUARTERLY FERTILIZER-Bag or Bulk Kodak .& Polaroid Cameras AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE Friday, October 15 and film ANHYDROUS AMMONIA FISH& — EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY- St. JOHNS 28% NITROGEN SOLUTION SPAGHETTI DINNER Incorporated 1890 in Lansing, Michigan, n»iii Member Federal Home Loan Bank System. Phone: with salad bar all you can eat 1S0E 1 St. Johns Ashley ''Let's Get'Em Right, Nick!" St. Johns , Fowler Maple Rapids Wi"mM"jni«inn.ir«" trorrjnvinvfrrou*fiiwaww' taMrMiiM 1224-3234 847-3571 $150 DeWitt vs. HOWell \ P-W vs. Bellevue Fowler vs. Potterville, mm - Saturday, October 16 KEELEAN LOU KOBUS COMBO ...V 'T YAMAHA Buick - Pontiac - GMC Truck TRIO Snowmobiles WEUDRMETOU 9:30—1:30 Road and Wrecker Sales & flARKRAAl Sunday, October 17 Service in Town • „. Service Benefit Dance Wo wont 16 drive you happy. For St. Vincent's Home So, wo keep our prices low. 5,WRECKERS-RADIO RADIO DISPATCHED , Our trade-ins high. Our service supremo. For. Children BEE'S Sports Division Sale Hours Music Donated By HETTLER MOTOR SALES 2137 S. US-27 St. Johns M-F 8-8 SAT .8-3 210 W. Hlgham The BUI Kosloski Band Phone: -224-2345 Ext. 43 Service Hours 224-9231 From 4 p.m.-9p.m. Estate St. ST. JOHNS Phphe 224-2311 Mon. 8-8 Tues. - Fri. 8-6 St. Johns vs. Corunna Sati 8-13 Louisville vs. N. E. Louisiana Ovid - Elsie vs. Hemlock fOR MfSf HVAUONSfAU 6M MW OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 12A wan Valley jolts Redwings BY HAROLD SCHMALTZ i Hd concluded, "It is very scoreless in the opening Swan Valley ground out SPORTS EDITOR important that we put. this frame but was successful in 311 yards on the turf while St. game behind us and prepare each of the remaining three Johns was held to 252. Of ST. JOHNS-Pre-game for this Friday's opponent, frames. Their first counter prognostlcators for Saginaw these, Jerry Bashore Corunna." occurred with 4:37 left in the accounted for 96 of them in 21 Swan Valley indicated the Swan Valley and Corunna half on a 49-yard run by John way to beat St. Johns was to carries while teammate both sit atop the MMB Schuster. The 2-point Mark Geller was held to only contain Bashore and Geller. standings now with identical conversion run was good. Apparently someone found 65 yards in 9 carries. Eric 3-0 records and St. Johns now Another score went on the Bailey rolled up 66 yards of the way to do it as the slips to a 2nd place tie with boards for the Vikings in the Redwings fell, to the Vikings his own in 9 carries to the Chesaning Indians, both 3rd quarter when with only highlight the offensive gains of Swan Valley, 22-8 in a with 2-1 records. 33 seconds showing in the stunning upset of the for the "birds." The Redwings only score frame, Mark Birnbaum took The Vikings' top ground Redwings drive to MMB of the night occurred late in the ball on a 10-yard jaunt for supremacy. gainer was John Schuster the final quarter when with paydirt. The conversion with 98 yards in only 6 Coach Joe Gonzales, 2:14 showing on the clock, attempt failed. carries followed by Dennis commenting after the game, Jeff Cox took an 8-yard pass The final scoring efforts Schramm with 78 and Derek said, "Swan Valley was a from Scott Mailand over for for Swan Valley came with Cook with 62. physically strong ball team. the TD. Jerry Bashore 7:16 showing on the clock. Quarterback Scott They also made very few carried over the line for the Birnbaum broke away on a 1- Mailand attempted 7 passes mistakes. St. Johns had a two-point conversion to yard run to score the TD and for the night and completed couple miscues in the early round out the Redwing he successfully ran the 2-pt. two. One was to Geller for a part of the game which hurt scoring efforts. conversion to round out the 16-yard gain and the other our chances." Swan Valley went Viking1 scoring for the night. one was to Cox for 8 yards on the scoring play in the 4th quarter to toal 24 yards for the Redwings' aerial performance. Both teams fumbled once, losing each time to the other. In the first downs department, St. Johns accounted for 14 to the Vikings' 13. A ST. JOHNS BLOCKER does his thing Friday night In Friday night in MMB action. The Redwing effort was' helping trip up a would be Swan Valley tackier as Redwing thwarted by the Vikings as Swan Valley came out victorious, Jerry Bashore breaks away for some of his 96 yards gained 22-8. •* IV Swan Valley's Steve Zumbrunn makes the stop on Redwing No. 80 Jerry Bashore In his try for extra yardage In Friday night's game In St. Johns. The "birds," although racking up 252 yards on the ground, came out on the short end on the scoreboard falling to the visiting Vikings, 22-8. 'W-' INTRODUCING THE GOLDEN EAGLE STATEMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNT TWO SWAN VALLEY VIKINGS light to keep a Redwing by the visiting Swan Valley team. Swan Valley now enjoys a from gaining more ground. Other Redwings apparently tie for first place In MMB ranks with Corunna. St. Johns will failed in their efforts to furnish blocking for the rampaging hope to get back on victory trail Friday night against the Redwing with the ball. St. Johns lost the contest in a 22-8 blitz Cavaliers. Bath aids v0i Fowlerville BATH--A first quarter plagued by cold shooting made the difference last Tuesday night as the Bath Bees girls basketball team Our new Golden Eagle Statement dropped a close one to Saving? Account has a lot going for you. Fowlerville girls, 42-37. Scoring only 6 points in the First, It is a savings account that opening . frame to earns 5VA% daily Interest, paid or compounded quarterly. When com Fowlerville's 10 followed bv pounded, the Golden Eagle State three other frames of 17, 25 ment Savings Account earns an ef and 37 points fell'short of the fective annual yield of 5.35%. neccessary punch to take the You can open and maintain your victory. Fowlerville scored Golden Eagle Account with a $500 minimum 15,29 and 42 in their share of balance. Plus, with It — you receive the fol the action. lowing additional benefits, which were never before available with a regular account — Bath shot a cool 21 percent from the floor to Fowlerville's slightly better ( Loose ball! That's what's happening here in the contest between the Redwings of St. 28 percent. Johns High School and Saginaw Swan Valley. It'looks like it'll be a battle between a Leading Bath scorer was Redwing and a Viking for the ball as the other Viking is on his way down. * Each team Linda Schafer, with 12 fumbled once during the game losing the ball on each occasion to the opposition.' • •, PRESTIGE • counters, balanced by 12 (•.lrnrnsmincis uum scored by Fowlerville's Prestige Card: Denise Gorshe. > ' ' MMB STANDINGS See 'em on dispiay—1977 Ford When you open your Golden Eagte Account, you receive a Pre Top rebounder for Bath • W L Pet. stige card* that's honored by savings and loan associations was also Linda Schafer who Cars, Vans & Pickups at across America. Your Prestige card is also used Instead of a Corunna 3 01.000 had 15. • Swan Valley 3 01.000 : .m passbook, for all transactidns involving your Golden Eagle Ac Bath now stands with a 2-3 Autumn Auto Rama count V-.tsi n.i-'j deposit or withdrawal, you're given an individual receipt showlng.the St. Johns 2 1 .667 amount involved in the transaction as well as the current balance In your account. CMAC record while Chesaning 2 1 .667 Fowlerville rolls onward to Bullock Creek 12 .333 Monthly Statements: 5-0. 1976 Pinto Runabout, In addition to Individual receipts, you will receive In the mall a full statement of transac Hemlock 12 .333 tions for the previous month. It will detail how much you have added or withdrawn, when In Jayvee action, the Bath Ovid-Elsie 0 3 .000 automatic, power steering the transactions were made, even at which branch you made them. It will also detail how Jayvees downed the Alma 0 3.000 much interest you've earned. Gladiators, 34-23. only 6,00d miles Out-of-town Emergency Cash Plan: Your Prestige card can be used for out-of-town emergency cash. It permits you to with FULTON HIGH Richards 1975 Bronco 4x4 draw (or even cash your personal checks) at locatlons'nationwide {up to $200.00). SCHOOL MENU Money orders and Travelers' Checks: FULTON V-8, "automatic, power steering With your Golden Eagle Statement Savings Account you are entitled to unlimited travel HIGH SCHOOL MENU ers' checks and/or money orders free. You pay only the "face" value — there's no charge Monday, October 18 * ' only 13,000 miles for the service. Sloppy Joes, Hot Vegetable - Notary Service: , Choice, Salad, Orange Juice. 1975 Chevy Suburban 4x4 Another plus, should you ever need notary service, It's also free with the Golden Eagle Cookie, Milk Statement Savings Account. Tuesday, October 19 team V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering Gtftchek: ' , , ' " t Hot Beef Sandwich, Whipped You get free use of our GIftchek service. To make a money gift to someone, come In and Potatoes, Beef Gravy, Hot OWOSSO-Going into this make arrangements for the amount to be taken out of your account and made payable to Vegetable - Choice, Fruit, week, the Lancers of John 1974 Ford F250 Pickup 4x4, that person by a Giftchek. Various selections available. Milk ' Wesley College of Owosso V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes Wednesday, October 20 have compiled an NO SCHOOL, NO LUNCH, undefeated 4-0 record in TEACHER'S IN SERVICE tennis. A member of the DAY Lancers netters is Chris Thursday, October 21 Richards of St. Johns. Sub-Marine Sandwich, ' The Lancers also have EGAN FORD capiTOL sawiGs^Loan French Fries, Hot Vegetable wins over Concordia, Grand main olllce: 112 East Allegan. Lansing,jMI 48901, ph. 517/371-2911 - Choice, Fruit, Milk Rapids Baptist and Sienna South Ctdir In Untlno 6510 South Ced» Maion606 W Columbia SI. Johni 222 H. Clinton Ave, Friday, October 22 Heights in addition to their- Grand Ledge 401 South Bridge SI Okemoi 2119 Hamilton fid Wllllimiton 225 W Giant) River Ave Soup and Crackers, Grilled SALES, INC. UWdMltWKI latest victim' Michigan Ultimp Village 27215 Southfceld JW Ponlfac 75 W Huron SI Cheese Sandwich, Fruit, Incorporated 1890 — member Federal Home Loin Bank System Christian who fell to them, 9- . Cookie, Milk 0. „ 200 W. Higham ST. JOHNS ' Phone 224-2285 nrTOBER 13 1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 13A \ I BY HAROLD SCHMALTZ touchdown of the year. Marauders within 1 point, 19- Jim LaRue who accounted SPORTS EDITOR Carrying the ball across the 18.. Once again the extra for 14 tackles and Bill line was Bill Kayonak. The point failed to deny O-E at Kayonak who had 9 tackles OVID-Elsie - Coach Mark conversion play failed. least a tie at this point. to his credit. Also coming uu O'Donnell's Ovid-Elsie Getting inspired after their However, in the closing for praise were Gary Marauders filially got on the scoring success, the minutes of the game a costly Layones, Glenn Nethaway, scoreboards in tHeir Friday Marauders got ' within O-E fumble gave the Dwayne Hunt and Mark Latz night encounter with the striking distance again just Lancers the ball and they who had 8 tackles each. Bullock Creek Lancers but about a minute from the scored the TD that iced the were battered down in a halftime break when game for ihe visitors, 26-18. Looking ahead to Friday highly physical contest, 26- Kayonak caught a Doug Both teams scored 10 first night's action at Hemlock, 18. Sturgis pass to bring the downs with O-E taking O'Donnell has concern about After the Lancers had score up to 13-12. O-E missed his backfield. Injuries have taken a 13-0 lead it appeared their opportunity to tie the second best on offensive taken a severe toll of the that O-E was going to be score when the extra point yardage totaling 198 to Marauder squad right victims of another failed again. Bullock Creek's 251. O-E through the ranks and whitewash, but a break Bullock Creek marched pled up 61 yards on the according to Coach came to the Marauders] and back in the thirdquarter with ground and collected 137 they made the most of it. another marker to increase yards through the air while O'Donnell several At the start of the second their lead to 19-12 but the Lancers netted 174 by the adjustments are going to quarter of play, the Lancers undaunted courage from the ground route and 77 via the have to be made to make a punted and the kick was Marauders was "evident in air. good showing.' -* blocked by O-E on the 2-yard the final quarter as Brian Coach O'Donnel praised Hemlock presently stands line. Moments later the Byrnes took a dive over the his crew* for their fine at 1-2 in the MMG while O-E Marauders had their first middle to bring the defensive efforts mentioning slipped to 0-3. OVID-ELSIE'S BRETT WILSON (No. 84) drives for yardage hopes of winning their first game, down just one point, 13-12. In Friday night's action against the Bullock Creek Lancers. Dosing minutes of the final quarter gave the victory to the Going into the second half, the Marauders were hanging on to Lancers, 26-18. OVID-ELSIE'S BRETT WELTON intercepts a Bullock Creek the Marauders fought an inspiring contest against the Lancer pass In first quarter action Friday night. Although Lancers, they eventually fell in the closing seconds of the game, 26-18. O-E jayvees 22 Bullock Creek jayvees!2 Swan Valley jayvees 38 St. Johns OWOSSO-After being on the Swan Valley road the first 4 games of the St. Johns jayvees 30 St. Johns Freshmen 14 season, the John Wesley Swan Valley freshmen 6 College soccer team Bullock Creek 26 Fulton-Middleton returned for their home Ovid-Elsie 18 P-W opener against the Alma Fowlerville 9 Scots. When the dust finally Bath 0 O-E freshmen settled a couple hours later, Lansing Cath. 27 the Wesley booters had DeWitt ' 16 Sacred Heart 7 Bullock Creek pulled out an impressive 8-0 Fowler .0 Freshmen victory. The action ocurred last Saturday. A member of this year's soccer team is Leonard Mailand of St. Johns. Laingsburg 156 DeWitt 161 The Lancer booters record Portland St. Pats 161. Charlotte . 161 "now stands at 3-2 in overall Fowler. 191 (DeWitt won on sixth score) play this season. They earlier scored victories over The King and Queen shall reign...Wayne Swender and Margaret Horak were selected as Aquinas College and lost two Ovid-Elsie homecoming king and queen during halftime ceremonies of the O-E Bullock close contests to highly Creek game Friday night. Judging the final outcome was the O-E High School student favorite Trinity College and body. Illinois Tech., 2-1 and 5-3, (Girl's competition) respectively^ Bath 23 Bath 16 Bath 23 v One of their earler wins Perry 33 Stockbridge 42 Fowlerville ' 32 was over Bethel College, 5-1. Corunna 21 Bath 16 Bath ' 18 St. Johns 34 Fowlerville 47 Potterville 37 ICL STANDINGS ' NwVlf ••• WLFct. •Fowlerville 3 01.000 Bath 2 1 .667 A UNIQUE, NEW WAY OF SELLING Stockbridge 2 1 .667 Leslie 2 1 .667 Lansing Sexton 54 Pinckney 2 1 .667 St. Johns 95 Dansville 1 2 .333 DeWitt 75 DeWitt 28 Perry 0 3 .000 Car- Boat- Camper- Bike -Truck- Etc. Williams ton 0 3 .000 SELLING? ____$ Fowler 68 THIS IS THE WAY IT WORKS FOR YOUM DeWitt 60 Cath. Cent. 29 WebbervMIe 21 R.E. BENSON List Your "Vehicle" at one ol our Prime Location Lots Fowlerville , 42 We will provide 7 DAYS A WEEK Exposure. Bath 37 Swan Valley 64 PLUMBING UPONUSTIN&: St. Johns varsity 31 Colored Pictures along with complete description will be taken and Corunna varsity 43 St. Johns Varsity 57 copies kept at EACH of our "High Traffic" locations for showing to St. Johns jvs 53 & people "Looking-to-Buy". All prospects are referred to you. Corunna jvs 13 Portland St. Pats 36 KEATING Swan Valley [vs 43 St. Johns jvs 29 Fowler 34 BUYING? St. Johns freshmen 30 106 N.Clinton Lansing Eastern 24 THIS IS THE WAY IT WORKS FOR YOU!! Bath layyees 34 P-W 42 St. John? Stop in at either of our locations and browse thru our "Vehicles Fowlerville jayvees 23 Potterville 28 Phone 224-7033 Listing Book". Deal direct! Who can answer your questions better than THE OWNER of lhat "Vehicle"? THIS SCOREBOARD IS A WEEKLY v If we don't have it listed now - tell us what you're looking for - wo'll call you when it comes in. FEATURE BROUGHT TO YOU AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY: PLUMBERS ALL "BIG C" savinGS American-Standard -YOU'RE THE WIHN1R! accouirrs are insureo Plumbing, Hot Water UP TO 540,000! Heating Lennox Warm Air EDS'S ALL VEHICLE capiTOL savincs & Loan Heating and Air main office: 112 East Allegan, Lansing, Ml 48901, ph. 517/371-2911 Conditioning South Cedar In Untlng 6510 Soulh Cedar Mason 109 East Maple St SI, Johni 222 H Clinton Ave Drand ledge SOB Soulh Bridge St Okemos 2119 Hamilton Rd Wlljiamtton225W Grand Rivet Ave CUSTOM SHEET US 27 North & State Rd. Lithrap Village 27215 Soulhlield R^ Ponllac75W Huron St ME 5639 S. Cedar St. Phone 482-3867 METAL SHOP Phone 882-5975 •HltwiilwMMlHM ==• LANSING, MICHIGAN Incorporated 1690 — member: Federal Home Loan Bank System 52 -Years Same Address Saturday 10 a.m. to A p.m. -' \ OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 14A i ^ \ ) Fowlerville takes league lead with 9 - 0 victory over Bath BATH-The "battle of but now the Bees drop down garnet Their memories had end of the scoring came in . champions took place Friday Into a 4-way tie for second In not yet faded from last the final quarter when Scott night with the Fowlerville Ingham County League House of the Fowlerville Gladiators taking sole Competition. Sharing the year's devastating loss to the squad booted a 30-yard field possession of first place spot with ' Bath are Bees, 54-0. goal for the winning margin. irithe ICL with their 9-0 Stockbridge, Leslie, and The only touchdown of the shutout of the Bath Bees. Pinckney who all have 2-1 night came on a Bath fumble Mike Voorhels of the Bees Prior to the contest, the records. in the second frame when rushed for 86 yards to lead Bees and the Gladiators Fowlerville had more on Dennis Kirby of the his team offensively while were deadlocked in a first- their minds Friday night Gladiators ran the ball 65 House rushed for 04 yds. to place tie in league standings than just wlnhlna the ball yards for paydirt. The other pace the Gladiators' efforts. v \ BRUCE BULLOCK (No. 57) of the Bath Bees prepares to get The Gladiators in winning the game avenged last year's 54-0 In on the action here as the ref stands by blowing the whistle. shellacking at the hands of the Bees. , Martin Covell (No. 48) stands in the background awaiting the BATH FOOTBALL PHOTOS ARE COURTESY OF F. outcome of the scrap for the ball. Bath lost to Fowlerville, 9-0. WILLIAM LEWIS. A PASS IS HEADING TOWARD this Bath receiver in Friday night occurred on a Bath fumble and the mlscue resulted In a night's action with ICL leader Fowlerville. Unfortunately for 65-yard return for paydirt. Fowlerville now rests atop the Bath, the pass was broken up by this Gladiator In the 9-0 ICL with Bath and 3 others sharing second place. victory for the Fowlerville squad. The only touchdown of the ng swimmers LANSING-OOps! It DeBow completed nearly 48 Scoring first for DeWitt happened again...DeWitt percent of his passes, was Bob Strouse on an 8-yd ST. JOHNS-St. Johns took Stevenson, Lelie. Fongers connecting on 11 of 23 pass from DeBow. Mike four 1st place finishes in and Cindy Wieber with a failed again in their efforts to n* % attempts. Schaar ran the conversion their 95-75 triumph over the capture a win in the Capital Hem of 2:26.9 while in the 200 '* ft Circuit League Saturday All of DeWitt's scoring over for the two points. DeWitt Panthers in girls freestyle it was Chris night when they lost their occurred in the final quarter swimming competition Haviland with a time of \ third league contest, 27-16. while Catholic Central DeWitt's only other TD Thursday night. 2:41.7. i This time the aggressor scored two markers in the came on a'26-yd pass from Taking a first in the 200 was Lansing Catholic opening quarter, followed by DeBow to Greg Mallard with freestyle was Kathy Theresa Butler also took a one in the second and their Schaar making the Stevenson with a time of second in the 2001.M. with a Central. The loss follows two conversion good to make the others that were final one in the third frame. 2:31.1 while also taking a top time of 2:58 and in the 100 fly They were shut out in the final DeWitt tally *of 16 competition it was Leslie considerably closer. The points, • , spot in diving was Kelly earlier losses were at the fourth by strong Panther Meyer. Other first place Fongers taking second with hands of Okemos who is defense. finishers were Nancy her time of 1:28.5. presently tied for the league Stevenson in the 100 In other events, Cindy lead with Eaton Rapids and CMAC STANDINGS Starring for the Cougars breaststroke while Jill Wieber took a second in the Mason which is in the middle W L Pet. was John Reid who carried Andrews, Chris Haviland, 100 free with a time of 1:12.6 Fulton-Middleton 4 01.000 23 times to rack up 173 yards, Ann Huard and Kathy while Kathy Stevenson came ~ of the heap with a 1-2 slate. on the ground plus scoring 3 Catholic Central held the P-W 3 1 .750 Stevenson combined to take in second in the 500 free with Potter ville 3 1 .750 touchdowns for the Lansing the 400 free relay honors in a a time of 7:39.9. Rounding Panthers to 66 yards rushing team. He was also in gaining a massive 250 in Olivet 2 1 .667 time of 4:52.2 out the scoring for St. Johns Port. St. Pats 2 2 .500 responsible for recovering 2 Taking second place in the was Pam Lutz who took a their own behalf. In the air, of fee 7 fumbles committed DeWitt outshowed the Webberville - 1 2 .250 200 medley relay was the second in the 100 backstroke Fowler 1 3 .250 during the game by the team of Pam Lutz, Nancy with a time of 1:21.8. Cougars gaining 153 yards to Panthers. Catholic Central the Cougars' 31. Laingsburg 0 4 .000 Bellevue 0 4 .000 committed 3 miscues. DeWitt quarterback Marty PICTURED HERE ARE the St. Johns Redwings girls Jqyvees win two basketball team. (Left Back:) Coach Beth Schrauben, Janet Purtlll, Marcla "Thelen, Sue Ann Suchek, Darlene Skym, f ' Karen Feldpauach, and Cheryl Stump. (Front Row) Diane Welton, Denfse Harrah, Jeanna Hallenbeck, Gerl Fatvor, ias your new car. Redwing girls Lorl Henning, Elvlda Martinez. Big or small, " " Redwing cross-country squad contests works to improve we've got em all. ST. JOHNS-Coach Bob Redwing team including 2 "good efforts by the team ST. JOHNS-Coach Beth perfomance was Jeanna Spencer's cross-country has resulted in bettering seniors, 1 junior, 5 Schrauben's girl Redwings Hallenbeck with 9 points Redwings will be striving to their times". He indicated took it on the chin twice last while teammates Janet improve on their season that even though the St. sophomores and 3 freshmen. week as they dropped two Purtlll and Marcia Thelen conference record of 1-3 Citing an example of time basketball games, 64-57 to had only 7 each with 4 other having met Chesaning Johns team had lost 4 meets improvements, the Redwings contributing 2 Tuesday and taking on (one non-conference), the Redwings' Mike Brockmyre Swan Valley and 43-31 to each to round out the scoring has progressed in his best Corunna. Lansing Harry Hill teams they had met so far : i i The Cavaliers produced a had been real good teams. previous time of 18:12 two The Redwings now stand balanced scoring effort of 11 Thursday. An earler MMB weeks ago to 16:55 at the at 2:2 in MMB competition victory occurred over by Jan Grulke and 10 each by He also said that there Mason Meet this u past while in over-all games their two other teammates to Saginaw Swan Vallery. Thursday. record stands at 3-3. supply the winning punch. Coach Spencer said that were now 12 boys on the Starting with the earlier ' Coach Schrauben after the action with Swan Valley two losses commented, which took place x last "Poor shooting percentage Tuesday night, Swan Valley 1 from the floor was the basic Webster's Tire Service put forth 4 strong quarters of reason for the loss. It was 16 points each frame to our poorest game of the outdistance the Redwings season", she concluded. Farm - Truck - Auto ' who started with a bad 8- point quarter. Their final 3 St. Johns, hit on only 10 of 1517 N. US-27 ST. JOHN'S,-MICHIGAN quarters, however, produced 70 attempts for a cool 14 percent to bear out Coach 16,17 and 16 points per frame Schrauben's observations of Netting 15 points for the the Corunna loss. "birds" was Marcia Thelen Hitting on some of the Royal Honnco Brougham. followed by • Jeanna II DaJge hunt got jcar new car, nobody hu. .Hallenbeck who bit 6 field reasons for the Swan Valley Your local Dodge Dealer has just raised the curtain lib still a big country. There's still a big Dodge! loss, Coach Schrauben said it' For 77. Dodge still gives you a full-sized car with goals and 2 free throws to on the new 77 models. And Dodge has never was essentially a good game looked better. Whatever Kind of new car you have full-sized room and full-sized comfort. total 14. but as the record showed, the in mind, Dodge has it. Spacious. Sporty* Even Monaco. More iwm forth e money. Other Redwing scoring first quarter performance downright sexy. If Dodge hasn't got your new car, Dodge Introduces the luxurious car that's not too included 10 points by Janet told the story. M nobody has! big outside, but has room for stt inside. Purtlll and 8 points by In both the contests Tie nabdicrehie Aspai wagon. Pickups that have got kyftvsn it counts. Denlse Harrah. Also contributing points were Marcia Thelen was the Your Dodge Dealer invites you to come in and see As usual, Dodge brings you the pickups that have outstanding rebounder, the remarkable small wagon that's so roomy it a lot to offer when it comes to price and payload. Darlene Skym with 6, followed by Lori Henning j grabbing 12 in the Viking doesn't seem small at all. Sportsman. Great forkid s and cargo. game and 15 in the Cavalier Whether you're planning on moving passengers or and Diane Welton with 2 Meet the car that was designed with the evening each. I contest. Denlse Harrah, in mind. Charger, the sleek Dodge that takes over packages, Dodge Sportsman has the room you | Darlene Skym and Jeanna ON THE SPOT SERVICE need. Top scorer for the Viking after dark. was Ann Wrona with 20 I Hallenbeck each had nine in FARM - TRUCK WHDMMto'tteiiw points. l the contests.. In the game between St. Johns and Corunna, a strong In girls jayvee action, the Ralph Dara's 16 point second quarter was Redwings continued their BKtBa the difference between the winning ways by downing Dodge COMMUNITY DODGE SALES Swan Valley 47-29 and Bus. (517) 224-6351 or 224-6364 AUTHORIZED DEALERS Redwings and the Cavaliers 200 E. Higham . as St. Johns managed point , Corunna, 53-13: Their Owner productions of 8, 8, 11 and 4 overall season record .now Night Service ("517) 224-6479 See thorn at Autumn Auto-Rama October 16th for their efforts in the loss. stands' at 6-0 while In the MACK WEBSTER Down on her usual MMB they stand 3-0. OCTOBER 13.1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN 15A MIDDLETON - Who would both Pirate teams were tied Fulton piling up 356 yards making him eight now for have ever believed It or at -(or the lead in the CMAC the season while teammate least from Pewamo- with 3-0 records. Now P-W between them of the total 429 Drake in scoring a couple Westphalla area that the slips into a second-place tie gained by the entire team. TDs of his own also has Pirates from Fulton were The only score by P-W eight to his credit. that powerful? After Friday with PotterviUe who also won over their opponent, occurred on a 13-yard sprint p-W will now be looking to night's crushing 42-6 defeat x by halfback Duane Weber. forget all about last Friday at the hands of class C power Webberville Friday night. The attempt for the extra night when they host winless Fulton-Middleton, there are point failed. Bellevue, 0-4 in CMAC many believers now. Mark Winsor and Kelvin Winsor accounted for 3 of standings, this coming Coming into the contest, Drake were the big guns for the Fulton touchdowns, Friday night. & tf A PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA PIRATE finds himself Fulton made it quite evident who wears the crown, at least grappling for the control of the ball In Friday night's action at for now. Chuck Hill (No. 68) and Mike Schafer (No. 62) both w Mlddleton with the Pirates of Fulton High School. P-W was Join in on the action while (No. 64) Kevin Rlggle, (No. 63) Bill 1" y victimized by a relentless 42-6 slaughter at the hands of, the Schmidt, (No. 71) Rich ChUders and (No. 70) Kale Price opposing Pirates. In the battle for supremacy of the CMAC, prepare their defenses for the Fulton team. '*' «*»13$» V Heart Irish drop Eagles 7 - 0 FOWLER-An interception Friday night when they'll be stands at 3-1 in CMAC Pasche had one other' standing while Fowler in the first quarter of action interception of this night's facing PotterviUe in an away FOWLER DEFENSE GANGS UP on Mt. Pleasant Sacred (No. 74) makes a grab for the ball carrier while Dave Messer between the Fowler Eagles event. PotterviUe currently slipped to 1-3 in the league. Heart Friday night but in spite of their efforts, the Irish still (No. 11) prepares to make his move. and the Irish of Mt. Pleasant work as well. piled up 133 yards on the ground against them. Kirk Thelen Sacred Heart proved the The Eagles attempted 20 deciding factor in the Eagles passes and completed only 6 7-0 loss to the Irish Friday to compile their 41 yards in night. that department while the Coach Steve Spicer's crew Irish attempted only 2 passes was held to 24 yards rushing and were unsuccessful on and 41 yards through the air both. in the Eagles attempt to get back on victory trail. The Fowler committed 3 Irish rolled up 133 yards on fumbles and lost one while the ground as they kept the the Irish were blemish-free Eagles beyond their 40 yard in that area. line all evening in a Coach Spicer said that defensive masterpiece. Tony Schafer, Jim Pohl and The scoring drive for the Tim Koenigsknecht all Irish covered 14 yards and turned in fine defensive occurred when Jim Pasche efforts for the night. intercepted a Fowler pass and ran it over for the score. 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CALL THE Jerry has been an employee at Bees since Jan. Diane Weber was crowned Fowler Homecoming Queen Friday night and Is shown after The airman, who studied • Airman Fox is a 1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS 1961 where he started hi the parts department. receiving her crown and roses marking the occasion. Members of the court were Pam the Air Force mission, graduate of Lansing Catholic PHONE 224-2361 After serving several years in that capacity, Schaefer, Brenda Feldpausch, Amy Snyder and Denise Feldpausch. organization and customs Central High School. Jerry s responsibilities switched to the sports area of the business in 1968. Jerry was department head in .the Sports Division until recently when he shifted to the barts and service directorship. ' He was born in Ovid and graduated from Rodney B. Wilson High School in 196L While in school he was active in Softball and con tinued playing some years after^ H He was married in May, 1962 to Sandy Pinkney. Mrs. Green is presently employed at Kurt's Appliance Center in St. Johns. , The Greens have 3 children, Sherle, 12; . Tedman, 11 and Katlna, 3. They presently j reside at Route 1, Elsie. In his spare hours, Jerry teaches wood working in 4-H, an involvement which has been over the last 3 years. In addition to this, he has been a Webelo leader for 2 years. He is a member of the Sleepy Hollow Con servation Club and enjoys hunting, fishing ' and woodwdrklng.' Paid Commercial Advertising Thirty-seventh in a series * When the Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart football squad*returned to the Fowler field screen defense. But, it was just part of the half-time activities and the smoke cleared for following half-time Friday, they might have thought the Eagles were going to use a smoke the scoreless 2nd half. Mt. Pleasant won the game 7-0. , ' -^ OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 17A I' can 224-2361 now! N. place HELP WANTED - Tool & Lansing from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. WANTED - Bulldozing, FOR SALE - 79 acre farm, 33 Help Wanted lj Fixture Designer. Overtime An Equal Opportunity backhoe work, drain fields, Y ! W ^ AM LOOKING FOR ALL and full benefits. Apply at Employer. 24-3-p-l , water lines, footings & tillable, 46 woods. Beautiful I Automotive 111 , Auction Sale 26 KINDS OF POSTCARDS, Lansing Corp., 704 E. digging of any kind. Lee stone farmhouse, barn. especially old ones, if you £8 WOMEN NEEDED — TO Oakland or call 372-8450 for - Registered Land Surveyor - Zuker Ph. 224-2049. 22-3-p-3 Alma School District. Large FOR SALE — 1976 Ford TOY AUCTION — Over have any to sell please }*;work 8 evenings per month appointment. 24-3-p-l | Clinton County Drain Office - organic garden farm income Elite, fully loaded except $25,000.00 in new toys to be contact the POSTCARD JHor $8 fin hour. Queens Way Requires use of surveying CUSTOM — Barn white helps make payments. 463- power windows & power sold to the highest bidders. LADY Box A care of Clinton ;-;to Fashion. Call 626-6433 or MANUFACTURING skills and knowledge of washing with insecticide and 5731. 24-3-P-4 seats, dark blue with white All first duality. Sale to be County News, St. Johns £669-9346 or 482-8570. GPC-38- SUPERINTENDENT engineering with regard to brush spraying. Call 517-593- vinyl roof & white interior. held, 7 p.m. every Friday, 48079. Established Lansing firm County Drainage systems. 3550. BJG. Schafer, Pewamo. Low mileage. Phone 517-647- 127 Bridge St., Dimondale. 1 6539, Portland, Mich. PGC- GPC-41-49 P specializing in aluminum Experience in land PGC-35-tfn For Rent STYLE SHOW by Corner jvWANTED — Housekeeper, production for the home has surveying and construction 36-tfn £tull time, live in for older Boutique & Tasting an immediate opening for an methods necessary. D Luncheon at Golden Buddah !*gentleman in St. Johns. experienced, mature FOR SALE — 1970 Background in Civil Real Estate Oldsmobile 3 seat Vista Miscellaneous 27 Restaurant Cedar Village. ^References, good wages. individual to manage a small , Engineering Technology FOR RENT - Bedroom for Stall collect 120-782-4374 G 9 single working girl or Cruiser with air, good Thurs. Oct. 7 1 p.m. growing Autonomous desirable. Send resume to Reservations suggested, ph. ^between 5 & 7 p.m. 22-3-p-l Manufacturing operation SELLER'S INTEREST IN woman, household condition, $1,000.00 or make DRILL PRESS — Lathe, Administrative Services, privileges including use of . offer. Phone 593-2577. PGC- 627-4232. GPC-39S with responsibilities for Clinton County Courthouse, LAND CONTRACT. We buy. power hack saw, air $8 WOMEN NEEDED — To washer & dyer. One block 39 PUBLIC AUCTION - Every •tfwork 8 evenings per month order entry, material St. Johns, Michigan 48879.24- Fast service. Call or write compressor, torch set, parts control, , production giving complete facts. Ford from downtown in quiet FOR SALE — 1976 Ford washer, electric-hand- Friday, 7 p.m., 127 Bridge vfor $8 an hour. Queens Ytay 2i>-l neighborhood. Call 224-2361 St., Dimondale; GPC 37tfn Hto Fashion. Call 626-6433 or scheduling, quality, ,S. LaNoble, LANOBLE Elite, fully loaded except hydraulic lifts, belt sander, purchasing, personnel REALTY CO.,. 1516 E. „ days or 224-7051 after 8 p.m. power windows & power buffer, sport welder, bar $669-9346 or 482-8570. GPC-38- COOK WANTED: Full time 20^-601* selection, machine or part time for Clinton Michigan ^Ave., Lansing, seats. Dark blue with white bender, hand shear. Call 846- PUBLIC NOTICE Sj CONTRACT INSPECTOR - maintenance & supervision County Jail. Apply Michigan 48912. Phone 517- FOR RENT. Storage Space vinyl roof & white interior. 2350 Spring Lake. PGC-36-tfn As of May 6,1976,1 will not of approximately 10 Administrative Services, 482-1637, evenings 517-337- Low mileage. Phone 517-647- longer be responsible for < County Drain Office. 1 I available for Motor Homes, PUBLIC AUCTION—Every J*' Responsible for inspection of employees. Knowledge of Courthouse, St. Johns. 24-1-p- 1276. §3-tf-4 Travel Trailers, and Boats. 6539, Portland, Mich. PGC- high heating bills, cold small fabricating presses & 1 36-tfn Friday, 7 p.m., 127 Bridge winter drafts or highway *;! construction activity in 1 ST. JOHNS - For sale by Large cement Block building St.,- Dimondale. GPC-37tfn ^conformance to machinery & clerical, skills In city. Call 224-8272. 23-3-P-6 FOR SALE — 1976 Ford noises keeping my family helpful. This is an excellent GENERAL MEDICAL owner, 2-bedroom ranch, awake at night. Call >. specifications for contracted corner lot, spacious 2 car FOR RENT. 14x70 mobile Elite, fully loaded except OLYMPIC OIL STAIN — In rework clearing debris from opportunity and challenge OFFICE. Typing, filing and power windows & power • SUPERIOR INSULATION for a hard working, • bookkeeping essential. Send garage, carport, wall to wall home, 2 bedrooms, Vk baths. shades of brown, 5 gals. $22. at 224-7581 and have them $ county drains. Experience carpet, only $19,500.224-4416. seats, dark blue with white qualified, take charge type resume to Box E care of Adults only, no pets. 224-3821, vinyl roof & white interior. hot water heating install the insulating product •t and knowledge of storm 22-3-p4 23-3-D-6 convectors, lavatory, GM *J drain construction individual. Excellent Clinton County News. 24-l-p- Low mileage. Phone 517-647- that has the most to offer- benefits. Sarla ry 1 6539, Portland, Mich. PGC- car wheels, 2 typewriters & RAPCO FOAM. Shed some •J necessary. Apply ¥0USE FOR SALE BY Wanted stand. Ph. 627-5716. GPC-40 •^ Administrative Services, commensurate with OWNER — Newly 36-tfn of your responsibility and experience. Send resume to to Rent CUSTOM BUTCHERING call SUPERIOR t; Courthouse, St. Johns, Mich. HELP * WANTED-- remodeled, 4 bedroom home, D INSULATION too. I.M. Box F care of Clinton County AND PROCESSING, by' £ 24-1-p-l Applica tions for, full basement, natural gas CONTENT. 4-tf-29 News. 24-3-p-l heat, 2 city lots, 141 East WANTED - 1-bedroom FOR SALE — 1973 Olds appointment. We butcher on employment will be taken by Omega 350 H.P. V-8, power the Clinton County Road Jefferson St., Pewamo. furnished apartment with Wednesdays and Fridays. SECURITY OFFICERS Phone 517-593-2342. PC-39-40 utilities included for single steering, radial tires. Call Beef, pork. Halves and STYLE SHOW by Corner Commission stTOl W. State 224-6636 after 5 p.m. 24-1-p-ll Fart time positions available St., St. JohnsT^Mich. on gentleman. Write Box C care quarters, also retail cuts. All Boutique & Tasting WA.VERLY — Newer, 3 of Clinton County News. 22-3- meats MDA inspected. in St. Johns area. A deal for October 19,20 and 21 from 8-9 1 Luncheon at Golden Buddah VACS-BAGS-PARTS some one retired. bedroom ranch, can easily p-7 Vaughn's Meat Processing. Restaurant Cedar Village. Service on Hoover a.m. and from 4-5 p.m. only. use 2 portions of 46x26, FOR SALE -1967 Ford LTD West City Limits on Bussell Transportation & telephone Interviews will also be given with air. Runs like a top. Thurs. Oct. 7, 1 p.m. necessary, uniforms carpeted, paneled basement WANTED TO RENT-2 or Rd. just off M-57 Carson Reservations suggested. Ph. at this time. 24-1-p-l for more. Main floor 3 bedroom house for a newly New snow tires. Clean City. 627-4232. GPC-39S furnished. Call 482-0701 or interior. Needs paint but apply 311 Hollister Building, laundry, Vh baths, 30x10' married working couple. Business closed back porch, 12x35 Phone 224-8214 after 5 p.m. otherwise makes a terrific second car. Call 224-8298 FOR SALE - Barn Beams 10 y Opportunity covered patio, large 2 car" 24-l-p-7 & 20 ft. long, 8 x 10 inches Wanted "3 attached garage, large lot, after 6 p.m. or 224-2361 during day. 24-2-p-ll-DH thick. Call 587-6923. 24-l-p-27 .Miscellaneous J WATKINS - For extra landscaped and fenced, lots of storage. Ph. 489-1790. trailers & 2 - Row w/8 - Row income part or full-time call POTTERY & BOOK SALE (517) 543-4792 or write 428 ' Campers FOR SALE -1973 Bel-Air 4- Husking Bed ( 669-5089. 24-l-p-27 ' CLINTON COUNTY Johnson, Charlotte 48813. 22- FOR SALE. House in door, good condition, 51,000 Historical Museum 3-p-2 v Lansing, handyman's FOR RENT - 1976 Dodge- miles. $1,875. Mrs. Melba needs storm windows for the special. Screened in porch, 2 Motor home 23 foot, sleeps 6, Kostal, 691 S. Barry Rd., museum sizes 28 X 67,44 X 67, bedrooms, large back yard. ' phone 647-6539. PG-SJ 28tfn Ithaca, Mich. 24-1-p-ll FOR SALE — Franklin type 30 x 21, 29 x 36. Donations Jobs Wanted 3 $500.00 down take over fireplace, used 6 months. -appreciated. Will consider TRUCK CAMPER — Jacks, FOR SALE — 1972 Datsun Call'838-4451. 24-3-p-27 payment. Call 9 p.m. 120-484- Olympic oil stain, 3 shades of any reasonably priced. Call 1-USED WHITE DISC 20 ft. 1945. 23-3-P-4 200 engine. Newly Tom Hollen 224-8173. 24-3-p- (EXCELLENT) BACKHOE TRACTOR brown, 5 gallons, $22.00, hot overhauled. Call for details water heating connectors, DRILL PRESS — Lathe, 28 WORK WANTED! — 8384451. 24-3-p-ll power hack saw, air 1-USED OLIVER DISC 16 ft. Licensed, insured, bondable. HOUSE FOR SALE BY lavatory, duck decoys. GM (GOOD) OWNER — Newly car wheels. Ph. 627-5716. compressor, torch set, parts Call Rich Beeman, 517-626- Guns & washer, electric-hand- OLYMPIC OIL STAIN in Several Used Forage Harvestors 2158. GPC-38-tfn remodeled 4 bedroom home, GPC-39 Ammo. shades of brown; 5 gals. $22, full basement, natural gas 3 hydraulic lifts, belt sander, hot water heating IN STOCK CUSTOM — Barn white heat, 2 city lots. 141 East buffer, spot welder, bar convectors, lavatory, GM Several New & Used Plows i washing with insecticide and Jefferson St., Pewamo. Mobile Homes 10 HUNTERS 1 I have the bender, hand shear. Call 846- car wheels, 2 typewriters i brush spraying. Call 517-593- perfect 22 automatic 2350, Spring Lake. PGC+36- IN STOCK Phone 517-593-2342. PC-39-40 and stand. Ph. 627-5716. ; 3550. B.G. Schafer, Pewamo. Remington rifle for your tfn GPC-40-41 PGC-35-tfn FOR SALE — New Moon squirrel hunting in good FOR' SALE. 40 acres, farm, condition. Also for pheasant Barn & roof painting. land has been perked. North 1966,12x60 & lot, 3 bedrooms, 3495 W:'7vY-2f OWOSSO Vh baths, Portland area. hunting and deer hunting, Reliable, insured contractor. of St. Johns on Marshall check out the ,410 pump PHONE 723-7323 i Free estimates. 351-27777.13- Road. Contact Bob Call between 9 a.m. & 9 p.m. 647-7819. PGC-39-tfn Shotgun I've got. Make me i tf-3 Gladstone 224-8272. 23-3-P-4 an offer when you see them. W„PHI P II INFLATION HON W fr MOBILE HOME FOR SALE Contact Harold Schmaltz at FOR SALE — 7 percent Clinton County News. Phone contract, balance — Richardson, 1969, new .carpet, central air, 224-2361 before 5 p.m. or 224- INSULATE AND SAVE $20,000.00, pays $150. per 8298 after 6 p.m. 24-3-p-16 CLASSIFIED month. 15 percent discount., appliances, washer & dryer Call after 4:30 p.m. 626-6449. hook-ups, well kept, PGC-38 comfortable. Available on Farm BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTOR? large' country lot, with Machinery Do Your Own With Our Equipment private pond to fish, swim or 3 ACCEPTING SEALED skate. Reasonable rent. Oh Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms BIDS until Oct. 29, 1976 on Peake Rd., Portland-Eagle FARM MACHINERY - Gall 875-3158 For An Appointment house & garage at 144 E. area. Call 647-4313. PGC-38 AUCTIONEER • ELECTRICIANS • LIQUID FUELS Williams, Ovid. To be Wanted, used 1-row corn t removed from lot before picker, 641-6619. 23-3-p-18 * Ah 'GALLOWAY, AUC SCHM1TT ELECTRIC CO., Dec. 31,1976. Key and details FOR SALE —1972 Detroiter TIONEER, Used Farm Residential - Commercial - SPACE at Ovid Service Agency, 104 Mobile Home 14x16 with Old fashion Northern Spys, Machinery & Parts. St. Industrial, 224-4277, 1002 E. N. Main,'Ovid, 834-2288 from shed. For more information Red Delicious, Wine Saps*& BUERGE ELECTRIC HEAT & INSULATION Johns. 224-4713. State St. Winter Banana apples. FOR 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We reserve call 224-2851. 23-3-p-10 744 S. Elm, Ithaca the right to reject any or all Galecka Orchards, 2 miles bids. 23-4-p-29 N. of Elsie on Hollister Rd. SPACE FARM RENT FOR SALE — New Moon Ph. - 862-4894. Bring DRAINAGE 1966,12x60 & lot, 3 bedrooms, containers. 22-4-D-19 FOR BATH - 3-bedroom brick VA baths, Portland area. JAMES BURNHAM, Phone ranch, sunken family room, Call between 9 a.m. & 9 p.m. FOR SALE - 1,050 gallon 6 MONTHS RENT SI. Johns 221-4045, R3, St. D & B PARTY SHOPPE, fireplace, 2-car garage and 647-7819. PGC-39-tfn storage gas tank and 10 x 36 Johns, Package Liquor 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Mon., Thurs., Fri. & full basement on 13 lovely tarp for semi. C.J. Lumber, Sat., 9 a.m.*- 11 p.m., 224 N. acres, partly wooded. FOR SALE — New *Moon Westphalia, 587-4461. Call FREE RENT AUTOMOTIVE FERTILIZERS Clinton. $46,900. Call Dave Smith 1966,12x60 & lot. 3 bedrooms, anytime. PGC-41-42 LaNoble Realty-Realtors, Vh baths, Portland area. Call us & see how you can get up to 6 ZEEB FERTILIZERS, Call between 9 a.m. & 9 p.m. SPACE 482-1637 evenings 694-8979. months free rent Everything for the soil, St. 24-2-p-4 647-7819. PGC-39-tfn rm Johns 224-:i2:u, Ashley :i47- PLUMBING roduce MOVE YOUR MOBILE HOME TO ST. JOHNS MOBILE FOR RENT .1571. 3 HOME VILLAGE NOW! SPACE BOB'S AUTO BOPY, FINANCIAL FARM PRODUCE - HAY WE WILL PAY MOVING COSTS Complete Collision Service. FOR Special Prices FOR SALE, excellent 1st & LARGE LOTS, PAVED ROADS, CITY SEWER AND t22J-2»2t. H00 N. Lansing. CAPITOL SAVINGS & 2nd cutting alfalfa, 641-6619. WATER, NATURAL GAS LOAN ASSOC, 222 N. RENT ON NEW EQUIPMENT Lots for-any size coach, 10-12-14 or Double Wide. We C&D CHEVROLET Co., 22-3-P-19 Clinton, 224-2.104, Safely for will pour special pads fpr Double Widas. New & Used Cars, Elsie Hfi2- Savings since IBIO. RICHARDS HYDROLIC DUMP WAGONS -'.M\tt. You can't do better GRAHAM CHISEL PLOWS GOLDEN KNOB ORCHARD anywhere. GLENCO SOIL SAVERS - apens Sept. 24. Hours 9-6. FLORISTS Pick your own red and ST. JOHNS MOBILE KGAN FORD SALES, INC.. SPEEDY BEET DEFOLIATORS golden delicious apples. Also 200 W. Uigham, phone 224-' Say it with Quality flowers CRUST BUSTER SPRING TOOTH 22K5. Pinto-Ford-Maverick- from WOODBURY'S cider apples. South US-27 to HOME VILLAGE Torino-Mustang. FLOWER SHOP, :t21 N. HARROWS Price Rd.( east to Chandler, Clinton, St. Johns, 224-3216. J.F. HARROWS South to Pratt, east Vz mile. 609 N. Morton Phone 224-7913 •For the Best Buy in New & LANDOLL CHISEL PLOWS Phone 651-5435 or 651-5430. D. Used Chevrolets see Parker. 22-3-p-19 EDINGER CHEVROLET, FOODS NEW IDEA 1 & 2-ROW PICKERS Fowler, phone 533-2100. KEWAN E E FIE LP CULTIVATORS ANDY'S IGA, St. Johns, KILL BROS. GRAVITY BOXES & WAGON IIETTLER'S MOTOR Home Baked Bread, Pies, fiHogs & Sheep 20| Model Home Sale SALES, 24 Hr. Wrecker Cookies, Choice Meats, RENT GEAR^ Service. Good Used Trucks. Carry-out service. USED EQUIPMENT HOGS & SHEEP — FOR| Save *|f500 VACUUM SALES SALE, Registered Suffolk CONCRETE WORK" INSURANCE FARAAALL856W-CAB, RADIO & HEATER KIRBY CENTER, VACUUM & DUALS_ _^__ — ^ Rams, Excellent breeding, SALES AND SERVICE. New 641-6619. 22-3-D-20 - New Bendlx 14 x 70 3-bedroom, front kitchen SPACE Automobile Coverage - Fire .& Rebuilt Klrby's. Good FERGUSON MODEL TO- 30 TRACTOR Insurance - General selection of other makes. 705 FOR Casualty, ALLABY- A.C. 440 TRACTOR, 4 WHEEL DRIVE W-, BUEWBAKEU, INC. lOft-'* N. US 27. St. Johns, 224-7222. CAR. LIKE NEW /Cattle 21 Save N. Clinton Ave. St. Johns, RENT Ta AAODEl__F_B.l£BQLE_GR_AIN_ DRILL CE 1,600 Phone 224-:i25». CREDIT BUREAU •••MHHV WESTERN J.D. 4430.IRACJQR- W-CAB" FOR SALE - 4 Holatein New Windsor, front kitchen/ large front JEWELRY x heifers, due soon. Louis Clinton County CREDIT SPACE N.I. 1-ROW CORN PICKER ' Spitzley Pewamo, 593-2476. window, huge living room with built-in BUREAU. Phone 224-2391, LEVEY'S JEWELRY,' stereo ' Credit Reports - Collections. Orange Blossom diamond •N | SHELLER ATTACHMENT 22-3-P-21 rings, Bulova & Accutron FOR A 2- ROW PICKER _ Watches. Elsie, 802-1300. RENT -Several Used Field Cultivators Si fpoultry 22J DRUGS TO PLACE YOUR Wheel Mounted Discs, John Doere Sales & Service PROFESSIONAL Call Gray Of Lansing PARR'S REXALL DRUGS, £1365 E. Monroe Road , St. Lovb, Mlfti. y Open daHy 7:30 a.m. to 9 Ph. 681-6771K *v*V " FOR SALE - DUCKS - p.m., Sunday H::i0-I2::i0 & 5.7 LISTING IN THIS 224-2361 Pektns, & Mallards Ruens. Open 7 Days j.m. 224-2117 after 4 p.m. 24-l-p-22 DIRECTORY LAETHEMS INC on 169 S. of 196 Ph. 646-6741 OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 18A 26' x 30' unattached garage with Johns, Michigan, as Mortgagee, the terms of said mortgage, and less set-back than the minimum dated July 20,1973, and recorded all legal costs and expenses, required by the 1971 Clinton in the office ot the Register of ^ Including the attorney's fees County zoning Ordinance, Deeds for the County of Clinton, allowed by law, which premises Section 5,9, Subsection (5) on the State of Michigan, on July 30, are described as follows: , fpllowlng described parcel of 1973, In Liber 272, pages 434-437. sified and Legal Notices Part of Lot 49 Supervisor's land: Mortgagee having elected, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: {Be under , the terms of said Plat of Valley Farms No. l, mortgage to declare the entire DeWItt Township, Clinton Card of Thanks • EIGHTY-NINE and Tfi-100' Section line 27B.4 feet; thence S , 700 south Oakland Street 401) W. 60 acres pf N. 100 acres of f Wanted CV NW V4s also North 20 acres of principal and accrued Interest CoUnty, Michigan, described as ($11,189.76) Dollars, and no 0* degrees 19' W 195.5 feet; thence ! St. Johns, Michigan 48Q79 follows: • We wish to thank all those proceedings having been South 60 acres of NW V*, Section thereon due, which election It West 200Jeet; thence S 0 degrees Clinton National Bank & Trust does hereby exercise, pursuant ^Miscellaneous } who sent cards on our 60th. .Instituted to recover the debt 19'W 370.0 feet to the Northerly' Company 35, T7N-R3W. Commencing at a point 46 rods now remaining secured by said Case No. AB-34-76 - Dallas to which there is claimed to be TIMBER WANTED — Logs wedding anniversary and for' line of Highway AA-78; thence S 200 North Clinton Avenue due and unpaid on said mortgage South and 254 feet West or the Mortgage, or any part thereof, 49degrees 46'30"W along said St. Johns, Michigan 48879 Township Northeast corner of Section 33, , and standing timber. Logs making it such a happy whereby the power of sale PURPOSE: An application for on the date of this notice for Northerly line 8.7 feet; thence S Petitioner* principal and Interest, the sum of T5N, R2W, DeWItt Township, delivered to our yard,' occasion. contained in said Mortgage has ' vB5degrees 56'W 416.0 feet to the Attorney for Petitioner: an appeal has been filed by thence running West 50.0 feet, become operative; Francis Thelen, Rt. 2, Fowler, EtGHT THOUSAND FOUR DEVEREAUX SAWMILL, Mr. &Mrs. Clarence Bottum West line of the East 'A of the MAPLES & WOOD - Paul A. HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT and thence north 165.0 feet, Now Therefore, Notice is N.E. V* of said Section 25; thence Maples Michigan under Section 4.12 of thence East 50.0' feet, thence INC., 2872 N. Hubbardston 24-1-P-30 the Clinton County Zoning and 92-100 ($8,498.92) DOLLARS Hereby Given that by the virtue N Odegrees 1S'30" E along said 30& North Clinton Avenue and no civil suit or action or South 165.0 feet to the point of of the power of sale contained In Ordinance to expand a non Rd.t Pewamo, Mich. Phone . • line 1929.5 feet to the North St. Johns, Mich. 48879 roceedlngs at law or In equity beginning, according to plat said Mortgage and In pursuance Phone (517) 224-3238 conforming use. I.e. to construct recorded In Plat Book 1, page 41* 593-2424 and-or 593-2552. 40- Section line; thence East 345 feet additional square footage on a avlng been Instituted to recover Card of thanks' of the statute In such case made _ to the point of beginning. 24-1 e Clinton County Records. tt-28 and provided, the said Mortgage four-unit apartment located on the debt secured by said Our heartfelt thanks to our The redemption period will be the following described property. mortgage, or any part There being more than two- will be foreclosed by a sale of the one (1) year from the time of Stateof Michigan friends, relatives and premises therein described or so Said addition Is not an additional thereof. thirds (two-thlrds) of,the original such sale. Property may be The Probate Court for the NOW, THEREFORE, neighbors who helped us- in much thereof as may be County of Clinton living unit, but expansion of a Indebtedness still due and owing, redeemed by paying the balance living room and bedroom. by virtue of the power of sale the mortgagors, their successors so many ways with their necessary, at public auction, to due plus 7 percent Interest and Estate of JOHN C. ERNST, WANTED Second hand the highest bidder, at the front LEGAL DESCRIPTION: {Da contained in said mortgage and and assigns, or any person any fees, taxes or other unpaid Deceased. pursuant to the statutes in such furniture for reasonable kindness at the time of the entrance of the County Court File No. 14365 409A) Beg. 600 ft. N. of SW cor. of lawfully claiming from or under House in the City of St. Johns, • encumbrances on the property Sec. 36, T7N-R4W, th. E. 250 ft., cases made and provided, them shall, within SIX (6) price. Need tables, chairs, death of our loved one, from date of sale. TAKE NOTICE: On January 5, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and County of Clinton, Michigan, 1977, at 10:00 A.M., In the S. 200 ft., W 250 ft., N 200 ft. to MONTHS from the date of the bedroom items. Call 224- Ernest R. Miller. Our being the place of holding the THOMAS R.HARRY POB. 1 ac. that on the 11th day of aforesaid foreclosure sale, be 1 COMPANY, Probate Courtroom, Courthouse, November, 1976, at 10:00 In the 2361. 20-tf-28 grateful thanks to Dr. Circuit Court in and for said St. Johns, Michigan, before the Interested persons are entitled to redeem the entire County, on November A, 1976 at A Limited Partnership, requested to appear and voice forenoon, at the North Main premises sold, by paying to the Shurland and the 6th floor By Thomas R. Harry , . Hon. TIMOTHY M, GREEN, entrance of the Clinton County ten o'clock local time In the fore • Judge.of Probate, a hearing will their opinions with respect purchaser, his executors, South staff at Ingham noon of said aay, ana said SUTTON 8. SUTTON, Attorneys thereto, Courthouse, in the City of St. administrators, or assigns, or to CYMBALS NEEDED — 2 for Mortagee i be held on claims at which time Johns, County of Clinton, State of Medical Hospital for the premises will be sold to pay the all creditors of said deceased are J. Anthony Nelson, :the Register of Deeds, In whose high hats & ride cymbals, amount so as aforesaid then due P.O. Box 10207 (2925 Wood Michigan, (that being the place office the deed is deposited for excellent care and attention required to prove their claims. Administrator of holding the Circuit Court others considered.. Call 627- on said Mortgage together with street) Creditors must file sworn claims 24-1 benefit of such purchaser, the during his stay; thanks also six (6 percent) percent Interest, within the said County) said sum which was bid therefore, 2715 after 5 D.m. GPC-41 Lansing, Ml 48901 wlth'the court and serve a copy mortgage will be foreclosed by a to Rev. Neiuwkoop for his legal costs, Attorneys' fees and By Joe D, Sutton on Herman Ernst, Route 2, St. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE with interest from the time of the also any taxes and 'insurance sale at public aution to the sale at the rate percent borne by prayers and services, to the 20-5 Johns, Michigan 4887?, Executor FORECLOSURE SALE highest bidder of the premises that said Mortgagee does pay on of said Estate, prior to said DEFAULT HAVING BEEN the mortgage plus any other described in said mortgage, or so sums required to be paid by law. pallbearers, to Osgoods for or prior to the date of said sale; NOTICEOFSALEOF ' hearing; and the heirs of the MADE In the conditions of a which said promises are much thereof as may be DATED: October 8, 1976 Notice their services and help, to REAL ESTATE ON deceased will be determined. certain mortgage made by necessary to pay the amount due 29 described in said Mortgage as WALTER W. BANNERMAN and Clinton National Bank & Trust the many who sent cards, FORECLOSURE Dated: October 11, 1976 as aforesaid, and any sum which Company Mortgagee follows, to-wlt: Property HERMAN ERNST NORMA E. BANNERMAN, of floral tributes, situated In the Township of may be paid by the undersigned RANDY L. TAHVONEN Route 2 622 Hannah Street, - Lansing, at or before said sale for taxes Eagle, County of Clinton, State of Docket No?73-1442-CX Michigan, as Mortgagors to Attorney for Mortgagee contr.ibuta lions to the Cancer STATE OF MICHIGAN St. Johns. Michigan 4BB79 and-or Insurance on said 103 East State Street Michigan, described as follows, Petitioner CLINTON NATIONAL BANK & MAKE A PROFIT from your Society and other gifts. God to wit: Commencing at the East INTHECIRCUITCOURTFOR premses, and all other sums paid St. Johns, Michigan 48879 Attorney for petitioner: TRUST COMPANY, a national by the undersigned, with Interest hobby, rent a table at Bless each and everyone of VA post of Section 17, Town 5 THE banking corporation, -with Its 24-5 COUNTY OF CLINTON MAPLES 8. WOOD - Paul A. thereon, pursuant to law and to Bannister St. Cyril's you. North, Range 4 West, running Maples principal offices situated in St. I thence West 3 rods, thence Norjh Elmo Andrews and Leone R, Christmas Bazaar Sat. Nov. Andrews, Plaintiffs and Cross- 306 North Clinton Avenue Mrs. Ernest R. 20 rods, thence West 22 rods, St.i Johns, Mich. 48879 6. Call 862-5154 or 862-5004 for thence North 12 rods, East 25 DefendentB, Vs. (Louise) Miller Glenn T. Cheney and Albert W. Phone {517) 224-3238 more information. 22-3-p-29 rods to the East section line then ' 24-1 Duane Miller South 32 rods to the point of Rahfeldt, Defendants and-Cross. Pool schedule set Darlene Miller beginning In the Township of Plaintiffs. Eagle, County of Clinton'' and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Stateof Michigan Mr. &Mrs. Edwin George State of Michigan. that pursuant to a Judgement of The Probate Court for the FOR SALE — Parts for all Countv of Clinton ST. JOHNS-Public swimming and the district is $35. & family The period of redemption will be Foreclosure and Order of Sale Adult programs will be held on electric shavers. Levey's 24-1-D-30 six, monibA from date of sale. ' entered by the Circuit Court for Estate of George D. Patterson, Red Cross lesson schedules at the St.' Jewelry, Elsie, l-tf-29 Dated Sepfember29, i?76 the County of Clinton on-August Deceased Johns High School swimming pool have Wednesday evenings. 24, 1976, in favor of Elmo TAKE NOTICE: On November FRASE'RTREBILCOCK, DAVIS ' 3, 1976 at 11:00 A.M., In the been announced with swimming Red Cross lessons will be held from 9 & FOSTER Andrews and Leone R. Andrews, a.m. until noon Saturdays. BINGO — Holy Family Household By: James R. Davis Plaintiffs and Cross-rjefendents Probate Courtroom, In the activites planned Monday through Church, 510 Mabbitt Rd.; . Goods , 32 Attorneys for Mortgagee •against Glenn T."Uieney and County Bldg., In the City of St. Friday each week. Beginner and diving lessons will be Business Address 1018 Michigan Albert W. Rahfejdt, Defendants Johns, Michigan, before the Hon. Ovid. Monday 7 p.m. 16-tf-29 Timothy M. Green, \Judge of Open swimming will be held on from 0-9:40 a.m. with advanced FOR SALE — 36" G.E. National Tower and Cross-Plaintiffs, I shall offer Probate, a hearing will be held beginner lessons held from 9:45-10:25 Lansing, Michigan 48933 for sale to the highest bidder, at a Monday, beginning Nov. 1 from 6:30 to RICHARD L. ROUDEBUSH as on the petition of James D. a.m. Intermediate and swimmer electric range with self- public auction to be held just Patterson for the granting of the 8:30 p.m. Price is $1 for adults, 50 cents AM LOOKING FOR ALL cleaning oven, $100.00. Administrator .outside the front door of the lessons will be from 10:30-11:10 a.m. of veterans_Affairs administration of said estate to for students and $1:50 per family. KINDS OF POSTCARDS, Magnavox stereo console County Courthouse in the City of James' D. Patterson, or some All swimmers must be at least 54 The beginner under 54 inches tall and i\\ortgagee*22-5" St. Johns, Clinton County, other suitable person, and for a infant class is 11:15 -noon. especially old ones, if you with 23" black-white • TV, Michigan, on Thursday, October determination of heirs. inches tall or chaperoned by a parent. have any to sell please $100.00, also Magnavox NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 28, 1976, at 10:00 o'clock In the Creditors of the deceased are Tuesday and Thursday nights are set Charge for lessons is $7 for eight OF MORTGAGE forenoon, the following described notified that all claims against weeks beginning Oct. 16. Participants contact the POSTCARD stereo console, $75.00. 10,000 real estate, to wit: aside for rental by community groups Default having been made In the estate must be presented to may register the first day of lessons. LADY 224-2361 days or 224- BTU air conditioner. Ph. 627- the condition of a mortgage "All that part of the Southeast the said James D. Patterson, with one session for 6:30 to'8 pjn. and 7051 evenings. 14-tf-dh-29 3804. GPC-39 made the 19th day of December quarter of Section 19, T5N, R1W„ 14933 Brown Road, Lansing, the other frorri8:15 p.m. until 9:45 p.m. Swimmers must furnish towels, .suits 1972, by Ronald W. Davis and lying Southeast of railroad right- Michigan 48906 and proof thereof and caps for long hair. BEDROOM SUITE SALE — Sandra D. Davis, mortgagors, to of-way known as the Michigan with copies of claims filed with Rental rates for groups of 50 or less Thomas R. Harry Company, a Central right-of-way, Bath For information concerning Still in progress. Good the court on or before January living in the school district is $25. For Card of limited partnership, as Township, Clinton County, 19, 1977 at 10:30 A.M. the same size group from outside the swimming pool programs, and pool 30 selection. Becker Furniture, • mortgagee, and recorded on May Michigan, sub|ect to easements • Notice is further given that the rental., call 224-2349, ext. 270 or 224- ( Thanks Fowler, 5933500. PGC-39 26, 1976, in the office of the and restriction*; nt rprnrri " estate will thereupon be assigned district, the rental is $30. : Register of Deeds for Clinton to persons appearing of record For groups of 50-100 from within the 8120. County, Michigan, In Liber 285 of The Circuit Court for the entitled thereto. Pool director and instructor is D.W. FOR, SALE — 30" GE mortgages on pages 437 and 438, County of Clinton In the aforesaid Dated: October 7, 1976 district, rental is $30, while rental for Card of thanks electric range with self- on which mortgage there Is Judgement of Foreclosure and James D. Patterson groups of the same size from outside Morrison. I wish to thank friends, cleaning oven, $100.00, claimed to be due and unpaid at Order of Sa|e has set ™e knock 14933 Brown Road, Lansing, Ml the date of this notice Six down price of said premises at no 48906, Secretary Leila Wilson neighbors & relatives for Magnavox stereo console Thousand Eight Hundred less than $37,340.83, plus the Petitioner Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dunay. their letters, gifts and cards with 23" black-white TV, Eighty-five and 04-100 dollars amount of 'interest due and . Attorney for Petitioner: Elsie gave her annual report and Mr. and Mrs. Manley $100.00, also Magnavox {$6885.04) and Five Hundred payable under the aforesaid Classen, Rhead, McLean 8, worthy matron Elisabeth Engebretson were hosts to while I was in the hospital. Forty and 72-100 dollars ($540.72) Judgement, i.e. Interest on said Campbell stereo console, $75.00, 10,000 sum computed at the rate of 7 Levey reported on the the Elsie Senior Citizens' Helen Pease. 24-l-p-30 interest; no suit or proceedings 800 Davenport Bldg. News BTU air conditioner. Ph. 627- at law or In equity having been percent per annum from and Lansing, Mich. 48955 Liberty Bell Session of Club at the American Legion 3804. GPC-3M0 * instituted to recover the debt, or after May 26, 1976. Phone Area Code 517-489-5757. Worthy Matron Elisabeth General Grand Chapter at Hall Thursday Oct. 7. ( any part of the debt, secured by Dated: September 7th 1976 1 24-1 , ERNEST E.CARTER Levey and W.P. Dale Levey Cleveland, Ohio where Mrs. A potluck dinner was Card of Thanks said mortgage, and the power of presided at their last regular Levey, Mrs. Wilson, and We wish to thank the Ovid sale In said mortgage contained County Clerk State of Michigan served at noon. There were having become operative by George V. Warren (P 21996) The Probate Court for the meeting of Elsie Chapter No. Mrs. Robert Kelley four guests present: Mr. and Convalescent Home and the reason of such default. 17 Michigan Theatre Arcade County of Clinton Legal Lansing, Ml 48933 69, on Thursday evening Oct. represented the- local Mrs. R.G. Williams of Flint, friends there. Also Rev. Notice is hereby given that on Estate of WILLIAM RICHARD 7 at the Masonic Temple Chapter last week. Gassman and Mr. Carter Thursday, October 21, 1976, at 517-372-2711 RUSSELL, JR. Mrs. Inez Palin of AuGres, 10:00 In the forenoon, at the front Attorney for Plaintiffs and * * File No. 19379 Election of officers for the Cross-Defendants 20-5 Mrs. Jeanne Temple of the and George Holbrook of t and the many friends and door of the Court House In the TAKE NOTICE: On October Chapter was held with the Ovid-Elsie School faculty Elsie. Mrs. Grace Fizzell neighbors for their 0owers, City of St. Johns, that being the 27, 1976 at 10:30 A.M., In the News place for holding the Circuit Probate Courtroom, Courthouse, following results: asked the members to save gave the invocation. cards and food. Also the Court for the County of Clinton, NOTICE OF MORTGAGE St. Johns, Michigan, before the Worthy matron-Mrs. Post Cereal box tops to use ladies that served. And the there will be offered for sale and FORECLOSURE SALE Hon. Timothy Green, Judge of' Wanda Litomisky; worthy The following officers ' NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE sold to the highest bidder, at Default having been, made In toward playground and use of the Colony Community Default having been made in the Probate, a hearing will be held public sale, for the purpose of the conditions of a certain on the Petition to Distribute patron-James Litomisky; athletic equipment for the were elected during the Hall, God bless everyone. conditions of a certain Mortgage satisfying the amounts due and mortgage made the 9th day of associate matron-Mrs. made by Alvln Leon David, Jr.. Assets In the Estate of William school. business meeting: president Family of T.E. Whitford. 24- 1 unpaid upon said mortgage, November 1973, by Harold W. Richard Russell, Jr., Deceased. and Betty David,' husband and Donald Temple; associate At the close of the chapter, Mil ford Clark; vice l-p-30 together .with the legal costs Perry & Linda C. Perry, as Dated: October 1st, 1976 patron - Sidney J. > wife, to Administrator of and charges of sale, including an mortgagors, to United States of Thomas H. Skehan the Leveys presented gifts to president Robert Kelley; Veterans Affairs, an Officer of attorney fee of seventy-five and America, as mortgagee, and Petitioner Keys;Secretary-Mrs. Leila their officers. In the dining secretary and treasurer^ the United States of, America, rto-100 dollars ($75.00) provided recorded on November 9,1973, In BONNIE LOU NICHOLS Wilson; treasurer-Mrs. C.H. room the guests were served Mrs. Howard Peltier. A dated February 13, W6B, and by law and In said mortgage, the the office of the Register of BY: Thomas H. Skehan Sills; conductress-Mrs. birthday card was signed by HUNTERS recorded In the office of the lands and premises in said Deeds for Clinton County, Attorney for Petitioner apple cider and doughnuts Register of Deeds for the County mortgage mentioned and Michigan In Liber 273 of 515 North Capitol Avenue Robert Kelly and associate from the table centered with all those present andsent to HEADQUARTERS . of Clinton and State of Michigan, described, as follows, to-wlt: Mortgages on pages 997-1000; on Lansing, Michigan 48933 conductress-Mrs^ Donald l a large "horn-of-plenty" and Miss Knight for her 93rd . -LICENSES- ' on February 15,1968, in Liber 251 Beginning 990.9 feet West of which mortgage there Is claimed Attorney for Petitioner: Ike. birthday, Oct. 16. She has of Mortoages, on pages 913-916, the NE corner of Section 25, TSN, to be due and unpaid at the date THOMAS H.SKEHAN autumn flowers in SALE ON GUNS-AMMO on which Mortgage there Is R1W, Bath Township, Clinton of this Notice Twenty-Three «515 North Capitol Avenue The public installation of been ill the past week. Mr. claimed to be due at the date of County, Michigan; thence S Thousand Nine Dollars and 24- this notice, for principal and Lansing, Mich. 48933 officers will be held Halloween decor. The and Mrs. Dale Levey will tf degrees 19' W parallel to the lOO-dollars ($23,009.24) principal Phone (517) 371-1260 interest, the sum of ELEVEN and Two Thousand Four Thursday, Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. committee in charge was serve as host and hostess at t THOUSAND ONE. HUNDRED East Section line 1328.V teet; 24-2 thence East parallel to the North Hundred sixty-Three Dollars State of Michigan with a practice on Oct. 19 at Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hall, Mr. the Nov. 4th meeting. and 90-100 dollars ($2,463.90) The Probate Court for the 7:30 p.m. and Mrs, Royal Risley and interest; no suit or proceeding at County of Clinton law or In equity having been \ I Estate of MARGIE B. Instituted to recover the debt, or BLEMASTER, DECEASED any part of the debt, secured by File NO. 19649 said mortgage, and the power of TAKE NOTICE: On PLAN NOW sale contained in said mortgage Wednesday, January 5th, 1977, at having become operative by 9:30 A.M., In the Probate reason of such default; Courtroom, In the Courthouse in NOW, THEREFORE, Notice Is St. Johns, Michigan, before the Hereby Given that on November Hon. TIMOTHY M. GREEN, We we Gat TO ATTEND 24, 1976, at 10 o'clock In the Judge of Probate, a hearing will forenoon, at the North Entrance be held at which all creditors of of the courthouse in St. Johns, said deceased are required To Michigan, that being the place prove their claims and heirs will for holding the circuit Court for be determined. Creditors must the County of Clinton, there will file sworn claim with the Court be offered for sale and sold to the and serve a copy on Beverly highest bidder, at public sale, for Baker R.F.D. no. 1, Fowler, the purpose of satisfying the Michigan and N. J. Blemaster, amounts due and unpaid upon 1009 Webb Road, DeWItt, DAIRY FIELD DAY said mortgage, together with the Michigan, Co-Administrators, legal costs and charges of sale, ' prior to said hearing. provided by law and In said Dated: October 7, 1976 mortgage, the lands and S-Beverly Baker Wagon October 19, 1976 premises In said mortgage Rt. No. 1, Fowler, Michigan ' mentioned and described, as S-N.J. Blemaster follows, tp-wlt: , 1009 Webb Road Can't-be-beat Deals Immediate delivery The North 90 feet of Lot 9 and ' DeWItt, Michigan the North 90 feet of the West 20.5 Petitioner 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. feet of Lot 8, Block 3, Perrln's Addition to the Village (now ' Attorney for Petitioner: l HI PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON PAUL NOBIS Farm City) of St. Johns, Clinton Robert H. Wood County, Michigan, according to Maples and Wood the plat recorded In Liber 48 of 306 N. Clinton ' Rt. 21,. between St. Johns and Fowler Deeds, Page 177, Clinton County St. Johns, Mich. $ records; subiect to easements Phone 224-3238 , '• 24-1 ' Take Lowell Rd. N. to Walker and restrictions of record, if any. 4648 The recemptlon period will be State of Michigan Turn East - 1st farm six months from the time of such The Probate Court for the Automatic, power steering and brakes, luggage rack, salBi Property may be redeemed County of Clinton radio. Deluxe wheel covers. Stack No. 5309. by paying balance due plus 7 Estate of MINA MAY percent Interest and any 'fees, SECORD, DECEASED taxes or other unpaid File No. 19538 ! encumbrances on the property TAKE NOTICE: On 77 PLYMOUTH Se e N e w u n from date of sale. PROGRAM - - i - - . . b° iL ? Dated October 6, 1976 Wednesday October 27, 1976, at Mrs. Winifred D. Molony, 9:30 A.M., In the Probate GRAND FURY New Manure System Regional Attorney Courtroom, In the Courthouse in United States Department of St. Johns, Michigan, before the WAGON Agriculture Hon. TIMOTHY M. GREEN, New Feeding System Judge of Probate, a hearing will Room 2961, 230 South Dearborn be held On the Petition of George Street J. Secord, Executor, for $ Chicago, Illinois 60604 allowance of his Final Account. Suburban, automatic, power steering and brakes, speed Attorney for Mortgagee Dated: October 5, 1976 control, air deflector, body moldings, luggage rack, AM 5188 i Wayne Maximizer Program 23-5 S-GEORGE J. SECORD radio, rear seat speaker and steel belted radials. Stock Stateof Michigan Petitioner No. 72S0 ""FOWLEER The Probate Court for the 3709 N. Cedar FARMER'S COOP; - County of Clinton Lansing, Michigan 48906 and Estate,of ESTHER OATLEY, Attorney for Petitioner: '77 PLYMOUTH Deceased. Robert H. Wood WAYNE FEEDS __ ^__ File No. 19636 Maples and Wood TAKE NOTICE: On January 5, 306 N. Clinton V0LARE WAGON Signature , 1977, at 10:15 A.M., In the St. Johns, Mich. Probate Courtroom, Courthouse, 1 Phone 224-3238 Please make reservations for your free* lunch with your St. Johns, Michigan, before the local Wayne Dealer. Hon. TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Automatic, power steering and brakes, luggage rack and Judge of Probate, a hearing will LEGAL NOTICE + VARIANCE* - *4398 steel betted Una. Stock No. 3244 be held on claims at which time CLINTON COUNTY ZONING all creditors of said deceased are BOARD OF APPEALS: Notice Is WAYNE required to prove their claims. hereby given that a Public OPEN AAOK& THURS, TIL 9 394-1200 Creditors must file sworn claim's Hearing will be hfcld in the FEEDS WAYNE with the Court and serve a copy Courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan ANIMAL on Dr. Herbert L. Oatley, 700 on October 18,1976 at 8:00 P.M. HEALTH' South Oakland Street, St. Johns, THE PUBLIC HEARING x • AIDS Michigan, and The Clinton WILL BE HELD ON THE - National Bank & Trust FOLLOWING: r company, 200 North Clinton Case No. AB-33-76 -.Bengal CHRYSLER •Avenue, St. Johns, Michigan, co- Township UHSIHC. MICH. executors of said estate, prior to PURPOSE: An application for said hearing; and the heirs of the a variance has been filed by Mr. Plymouth PREDICTABLE FEED PERFORMANCE deceased wilt be determined. I Albert Schultz, 4215 Lowell Road, 6V31 S. PENNSYLVANIA Dated t October 11, 1976 Route 4, St. Johns, Michigan, In DR. HERBERT L, OATLEY order to permit the erection of a E c OCTOBER 13,1976 CLINTON COUNTYNEWS, ST. JO^S^MICfflGAjSj ^^Mmm ^ w»** ncaid District news v Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dickinson Sunday. Hardenburg was also a Hoerner recently left on a Kevin and Travis Sherman Harold Hoerner. received word that their Friday morning and went to were weekend guests of Mr. guest. Sunday, Mrs. Harold granddaughter, Barbara Saiilt Ste. Marie, * Ontario and Mrs. Donald Sullivan. Kriss Parks spent the Hoerner visi ted Stuart Parks of Lansing was riding where they took a train ride Mrs. Raymond Sherman of weekend at Grayling. Hardenburg at St. Lawrence a horse and received a up into Canada on a color Mulliken was a Sunday Friday evening, Mr. Larry Hospital where he was taken broken left elbow in a fall. tour. They spent Friday dinner guest and her boys Formentl of Lansing and for a heart ailment. They have been visiting her • I * Mr. and Mrs. Porter Parks at Lansing General Hospital. • night in the "Soo" and returned horte with her. friend visited Mr. and Mrs. Saturday night at St. Ignace. Mrs. Grace Sullivan They returned home Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs. James - *" \ , '-"1 * afternoon. Rogers and Mrs. Katherine florist speaks Mr. and Mrs. Phil Enderle Ross of Grand Ledge, visited Mrs. Charles'Fisher Tuesday evening. and Kevin, Sunday. He has Twenty-three relatlyes to Acme Society returned froni Colorado for a surprised Mrs. Hahn and her A large group was present problems and mistakes year, a sum of money was leave, then he will return 70th birthday, Sept. 24. All to hear Glen Diesler, Ovid people make trying to grow voted to the United Fund and later and go to Germany. were served dinner with Florist, tell about indoor them such as over watering community projects were Mrs. Enderle will remain cake and ice cream. gardening, as the Ovid Acme or improper light. discussed. All were urged to with her family. Wednesday, Mrs. Elmer Society held its first meeting He also had different kinds register so they can vote in The Raymond Sherman Hardenburg visited Mrs. of the fall season Thursday of plants on display. the coming election. boys of Mulliken spent Donald Potts. evening at the home of Mrs. During the business =• RECENTLY HONORED by the Clinton County Board of Commissioners for voters of Saturday. with their Mrs. Donald Potts and son Waldo Richards. ' session conducted by The hostess, assisted by "\ service to the county were: (back row 1 to r) WUlard Krebel, R.G. Xlecher, Dale Chapman, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny, Stuart Hardenburg, He told of many varieties president, Marion Maron, Charline Hallead, served ', and Dyle Henning, chairman of the board presenting the awards. Front row: Sherman visited in the Mr. and Mrs. Howard of house plants and common plans were made for the club refreshments. -' Commissioners Maurice Gove, also presenting awards, Vlrgene Krebel, and Mabel evening. Sargent, Mrs. Elmer *; Chapman. Chapman was honored for his years as drain commissioner, and his wife Mabel Mrs. Donald Sullivan Hardenburg were all dinner ' as a secretary. Krebel was recognized for his years as Riley Township Supervisor and visited Mrs. Katheruie Ross guests of Mrs. Maxine f Register of Deeds, and his wife Vlrgene for her years as deputy clerk. Becher was and Mrs. Mary Hauseman of Hoerner. ' commended for his years as building superintendent. Grand Ledge Wednesday Mrs. Elmer Hardenburg afternoon. spent Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Kenneth Willis of visiting with Mr. and Mrs. DEWITT Grand Ledge visited Mr. and Howard Sargent and Mrs. Otto Dickinson Friday. remained for dinner Saturday, Mi\ and Mrs. Wednesday night. Henry Kwidk of Grand Stuart Hardenburg spent A special O.E.S. meeting 7 at 2-30 pm Litomisky and a social hour was held Thursday evening,'. Ceremony/song Ledge visited Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday afternoon withl n enjoyed in visiting. The next Otto Dickinson. Mrs. Maxine- Hoerner and Sept. 23, in foe Elsie Masonic ^ raye? were followed by Temple wilhjar. and Mrs. ^ ^ regular meeting will be Mrs. Elsie Shadduck and was a dinner guest of Mr. Matron mviting Thursday, Oct. 7. Mr. Foster Hemingway and Mrs. Howard Sargent, Dale C. Levey presiding in the forty members and the East. visited Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wednesday. Elmer_ DEwnr : guests to the dining room founded The purpose was the where a harvest motif was The Elsie Library conferring of initiatory Historical Association voted Oct 4.1833 carried out with vases of red « « degrees upon three new roses gathered just before at a recent meeting to DEWITT NEWS IS candidates: Ronald and the first -frost that night, schedule sessions once a pravi a orhart,icangive * Evelyn Porubsky and Mrs. large red apple fold-outs month on the thiid Tuesday. * Edith Bensinger. Bruce were arranged along the It was decided to have Oct. SPONSORED BY THESE ' Levey served as a candidate 19 as a work session for the income if you pro-tem. tables which were spread various committees and became disat » ,» L Sidney J. Keys assisted the with red and blue star- their helpers and the Nov. 16 - worthy patron with the studded white covers, on the as a general business lectures and Mrs. Rosemary tables. meeting. They will continue "Waw a happy day and This prime ad ' Moore and Mrs. Gladys Hall Refreshments were served alternately in that order if you want to smile » " substituted as chaplain and by.^-Gathal Martin Mrs. ^ the dose of the when the job is done call • - Ruth, respectively. Leila Wilson, Mrs. Gladys Association year and space can be ' There were several Vincent and Mrs. Wanda election of new officers. LARRY T.SCHAEFER.IND. visitors from other chapters yours for 1 introduced and welcomed: * Worthy Matrons, -Mrs. MASONS 50 CARPENTERS *3 per wk. - Shirley Craner of Maple CONTRACTORS Rapids Chapter and Mrs. • Ruth Chamberlain of 11323 N. US-27 Phone 669-9134 Call 224-2361 Morningstar Chapter, Ovid. Dewitt Phone 669-2725 Clinton County Ass'n officers RICHARD HAWKS present were: Mrs. Christine 108 Brush St. 108 Brush St. •; Brown, president of Maple Retired Language teacher ST. JOHNS ST. JOHNS GRADY • Rapids; Secretary and Phona 224-7160 Rhone 224-7279 HOWE'S Treasurer Mrs. Mickey SMALLEY SALES-BUILDING - t. Beskoof Ovid; and Marshall will give private lessons GREENHOUSE Mrs. Jeanne Temple of LEASING-TRADES See me about State Farm See meforState Farm CONSTRUCTION : Elsie. in German or Swedish disability income insuranca LONG ' Worthy Patron Levey read health insurance. 2173 W. Cutler 8160 US-27 *.a letter from the Board of REALTY CO. Like a good Like a good Minutemen of the) tr*n F»M 3300 1 neighbor* neighbor, £ Bicentennial announcing Hours to be Arranged State Farm State Farm 'New Homes & Additions DeWitt ' *! Hit'ch'fntj t DsWltt is there. INIUI»HCI_ Post Rd'. U* thaTStf items fropi Districts' Is there. 669-2851 Remodeling - Roofing Phone 669-9822 669-353S _ REALTOR '• ISA &-B, to be buried in the £»M fwm IMul AuUnrttk kuwvet Company SUM Ftrm UAitl fcrtxnoWt tomuct Conprny Time Capsule must be Phone 224-8521 Ham* omct Koarington, IMnon httnt DTfc* Boomnjton, »«oti brought to the St. Johns * Masonic Temple before Nov. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES CURTIS MATHES THE FOUR YEAR WARRANTY TELEVISION JIM'S TV SALES & SERVICE N JIM SKR1BA 224-4722 CURTIS MATHES - HOME OF THE 4 YR. WARRANTY PORTABLE VyELDING * FABRICATION . Color TV - Stereo^ Hi-Fi MACHINE WORIf «.. .sut irv PHONE HITCHES "Vu^r 3:7.033.^330 FARM WORK 2 Mi. N. of Back's Farm Mkt. _ PIPE THAWING 301 W. STEEL JO YEARS' EXPERIEN CORNER OF OTTAWA - ST. JOHNS All types of printing • Fast service HllWllll Everything you need •' Low prices County to know about 120 E. WALKER ST., News Catholicism.^ ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48B79 mm TELEPHONEr1617/224-6781 ,Hrs. 9;30-5:30, Fri. U19 , 220 N. CLINTON ST. 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