Clinton County News

117th Year Vol.21 ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 * * 36 Pages September 27,1972 15 Cents Thieves steal firearms from St Johns hardware ST JOHNS - Police are continuing robbery happened Sunday night", Are you concerned about their investigation into the robbery of reported Chief Glazier while adding it getting the straight facts.on a Dean's Hardware in St Johns Sunday was impossible to determine an exact question which arises but don't night where thieves carted off over time'of the crime, know where to,find the answer? $3600 in merchandise including a large " We'll find the facts for ques­ quantity of firearms and ammunition. THE WHOLESALE VALUE of $3628 tions submitted by our readers. According to St Johns Police Chief arrived at by police was obtained from Everett Glazier and Sgt Lyle French, a price list of the missing items com­ Just drop us a line at FACT partially empty ammo boxes were piled by the store owner, Al Dean. FINDER,'Clinton County News found on the counter when the burglars Detectives from the Michigan State St Johns 48879. apparently loaded handguns stolen Police Crime Lab were at the scene Q~The traffic signal at the corner of from a display case. Two pair of gloves Monday morning checking for US-27 and M-21 does not adequately were also missing From the store. fingerprints and taking photographs. allow smooth flow of East-West traffic. Police also circulated a list of serial Can FACT FINDER find out why? RE, A LIST of the stolen items included 27 numbers on the stolen firearms among ST JOHNS handguns, l shotgun, 2 rifles, 10 boxes- law enforcement agencies throughout of assorted ammo, 2 portable color the country. A--The state's highway department television sets, 1 adding machine and 52 The dial on a huge safe in the store's "auto" do something but their hands wrist watches. office was knocked off as thieves made are tied. A spokesman said the in­ The burglars attempted to gain entry a futile attempt to crack it open. tersection just doesn't have the first through a rear door and then a capacity to handle the traffic. When the window before getting into the building CHIEF GLAZIER said speaking timing was set traffic counts were through a basement window. Police from years of experience in police work taken and 27 had by far the heaviest believe the loot was carted out the same he did not expect a quick breakthrough flow. The solution would be elimination way entry was gained. in the case. "These things take time," of at least l of the. 2 North-South left "Tire marks in the alley indicated the he concluded. turns. Plans to widen the road met with opposition from local people, so for the time being the department is aban­ doning those plans foi a year to pursue alternate solutions. Commission gives Q-Why is there a "stop" sign on Lansing St at the comer of Townscnd? Lansing is a through street all the way firemen more pay except on M-21. AK, ST JOHNS A--Caution - children at play. That's 1 ST JOHNS - In a swiftly conducted to insure permanent maintenance of of the reasons the stop sign went up half hour session Monday night, the St the green belt. (4) A $10,000 per­ says St Johns Police Chief Everett Johns City Commission gave the formance bond be put up to insure Glazier. We are trying to cut speed at firemen a pay raise and accepted 2 construction of the green belt. (5) The that intersection because too many Planning Commission recom­ proposed Kroger store be situated on accidents were happening. Also many mendations but took no definite action. the site in such a manner where the motorists travel via Townsend Road to Terms of .the firemen's pay raise service entrance is not visible to get to their US-27 work route. The St were decided upon during private residential housing. (6) AH recom­ 'Johns city limits go 1/2 mile beyond sessions with Fire Chief Clare Maier mendations of the city's engineer be that intersection. And the speed limit is and city officials last week. The carried out by the developer. 25 mph. agreement includes the following 6 Commissioners took no definite St Johns Police Everett Glazierj examines the basement window at Dean's points. (1) Pay scale for the first hour action on the planning commission Hardware thieves pried loose Sunday night during a break-in where a large Q-I'd like to take a color tour. recommendation Monday night but a Where's the best place to take my be raised from $5 to $7 per hour (2) Pay Scale for the second hour be raised meeting with Bobenal officials and city quantity of firearms and ammunition were taken. According to police, the family for a day's drive this weekend? officials was tentatively planned prior PN, DeWITT from $4 to $6 per hour (3) Stand-by fee loot which included 27 handguns, 1 shotgun, 2 rifles, 2 television sets and for rUral fire calls beu*aised from $2 to to a public hearing. ' A--"The "autumn, leaves $3. (4) Ntfchange-beTn^de^in-the-BlneT^^Vp**^..^ 52 watches totaled &bout $3628 in value, v A1 * J Frost will woo?** Cross Escrow Fund. (5) Between April ^NDINO THE Monday night Here's a coldr tour map 1, 1974 andMune 1, 1974 when the city session was James Prince of St Johns Just for you." commission works out a proposed who is selling the property to Bobenal. budget a duly appointed'group from the He said Al Fortino of Bobenal was fire department discuss wages. (6) The unable to attend but wished to make Clinton post offices become Blue Cross Escrow Fund request be known his feelings on the 6-point plan of discussed duripg budget preparation Brehm's. work between April 1 and June 1 next "They want to carry out the essence year. of these 6 points," said Prince while part of the Lansing facility The agreement fixes wages for adding Bobenal wants to discuss fur­ firemen for the next 2 years while the ther the implications of the trust fund processing for outgoing dispatch. associate offices will be transferred to and a 100 foot green belt. He explained ST JOHNS -- The ten Clinton County Blue Cross Escrow Fund request of an Post Offices will become part of Area AH mail deposited in street letter the SCF for processing, and will bear additional $150 per man will be up for the 100 foot green belt proposal "seems boxes designated for deposit of mail for the postmark designated for the a little on the excessive side" and added Mail Processing, one of the newest review next spring. innovations of the US Postal Service on local delivery only, and all mail Lansing SCF area. that there may be better means to ac­ deposited in a receptacle in the local Area Mail Processing will be ap­ complish the same purpose sought by October 1, 1972, it was announced last THE FIRST Planning Commission week by Postal Officials. post offices which is designated for the plicable primarily to that mail, recommendation accepted by city creating a trust fund to insure main­ deposit of mail for local delivery only, originating at post offices within the tenance, The program is intended to speed the commissioners concerned a 153 acre ultimate delivery of the mail and to will be postmarked with the postmark SCF area, which is destined for tract of land bordering on the north city Following approval for the city of the local post office. The mail for delivery outside of the city of origin. manager to seek bids on a new police gain maximum efficiency through full limits owned by Willard Searles. The utilization of the modern and local delivery will be processed in that The Sectional Center Facility Area property was formerly known as the car and agreement to make the office. The outgoing mail with local postmark will read,' 'US Postal Service payment due on land being purchased mechanized post office at Lansing. Sullivan farm. Searles seeks to have the •postmark will be dispatched to the Areat MI 489" along with the date and AM-PM Bring tin fax* land annexed to the city of St Johns and for the park area, the session was Mail Processing Center for designation. The city postmark of AUVE! adjourned. Zoning Administrator -THE LANSING OFFICE is a Sec­ re-zoned for development. tional Center Facility (SCF) serving 83 distribution. Lansing and each individual associate Randy Humphrey explained to com­ office will not be changed.^ The planning commission approved missioners a delay in receiving money associate post offices in Michigan. The Michigan Tourist Council says if the annexation and re-zoning with the Area Mail Processing is a plan AT ST JOHNS all mail deposited into Postal officials urged that customers from the federal grant for the park should no longer use the word "city" on the weather stays fair, there'll be good provision further details be worked out development makes it necessary for the whereby eventually all mail originating street letter boxes, which have not been color right here in Clinton County in a on providing city services to the area. at these offices will be consolidated at designated for local deposit, or into the mail addressed for local delivery but city to meet the land contract should spell out the name. week with the fall splendor peak Searles' development plan includes a payments. the SCF for complete preparation and "out-of-town" letter drops at the following. Clinton can boast of many single family t housing area, multi- scenic drives-north, south, east and housing, a commercial area and a west. public park which would act as an 800 foot buffer zone between the city's Crash kills Q--Plcase sec what can be done about waste water treatment plant. the weeds in front of the Social Service Monday night city commissioners building on 10 State Street in St Johns. voted to table the recommendation Ovidyouth Both sides of the sidewalk look terrible until a public hearing could be held and because of this and it certainly doesn't details worked out on providing public ELSIE - A 16-year-old Ovid boy was help the appearance of the city. It utilities to the area. A major concern killed Sunday night on Hollister Road certainly is no pleasure to walk up among city officials is additional about 1 mile south of Elsie when his through there. Thank you. DC, ST housing being connected to an already auto apparently went out of control and JOHNS. over taxed sanitary and storm sewer struck a tree. I system. An engineering report with According to Clinton County Sheriff's A--Green weeds grow all around all recommendations on what action to deputies, Daniel Charles Hoshield of around. That building is rented from take is expected to be given to city 7990 Hollister Road was pronounced Norman Rademacher, who's respon­ commissioners next month. dead at the scene by Coroner Van Hoag. sible for its outside upkeep, according In the second Planning Commission to a social service spokesman. The recommendation regarding a proposed' DEPUTIES SAID the Hoshield youth county's maintenance department new Kroger store on the city's was traveling north on Hollister when cleans the insjde and removes snow southside, the commissioners took his car apparently spun out of control during winter months. The untidy similar action while noting a public and went off the right side of the road. appearance of the building "has been _ hearing must be scheduled. Bobenal His car then crossed the road and hit a brought out numerous times and' Investment Co of Alma is seeking to tree broadside. Hoshield was thrown hopefully your observation will spur zone an area near the Southgate from the auto and found about 700 feet some action., , Shopping Plaza for commercial use as from the wreckage. the site for a new Kroger store. Services were held at 3 pm today at the Carter Funeral Home in Elsie. Julie Goebel LAST WEEK the Planning Com­ He was an Ovid-Elsie High School mission recommended the re-zoning junior, a member of Varsity Club and request be approved but outlined listed as an end on the varsity football wins contest several conditions. After hearing an team roster. engineering report on the area, the JULIE GOEBEL of 2-3 West Court in Planning Commission suggested the Chamber hosting Ovid is Jhe $20 winner in this week's developer clean out a ditch south of the football contest sponsored by 'the property and install a storm sewer COUNTY NEWS. system to handle the additional water coffee hour Julie earned the prize on her tie­ runoff. r ST JOHNS - Chamber of Commerce breaker point total in -the Detroit- Also contingent upon approving the members and guests will be treated to a Minnesota game while she and two re-zoning was a 6-point plan drawn up Chamber sponsored coffee Wednesday others all guessed the winners in 12 of bv William Brehm Jr of Planning morning Sept 27 at the L and L the 15 games. The Los Angeles-Green Consultant Services in Lansing. Breh- Restaurant between 9:30 and 10:30. Bay game was eliniated this week when m's G recommendations were: (1) Purpose of the coffee is to generate the 2 pro teams battled to a 13-13 tie. The St Johns Exchange Club will beoutin force this'Friday raising funds fellowship among> members "and to Julie nosed out Douglas Knight of Vacation of Elm St east of Hampshire to further their civic .projects by the club's annual toothbrush sale. Members provide an opportunity for guests and (i521 Walker Road in St Johns with a 34 Drive. (2) A100 foot green belt to act as new business people in the area 'to point total in the Lions-Vikings game. as a buffer zone between the com­ will be covering the downtown ar,e& and shopping centers, both north and south, become acquainted with Chamber Douglas guessed 32 points and the mercial area and residential housing on from' 9 am to 9 pm. Here a group of early sellers converge upon a likely activities. actual total was 44. Elizabeth Pouch of Hampshire, This belt would be a 5-foot Coffee arid rolls will be available 408 E Walker in St Johns had the same earth mound planted heavily with customer,. From left are\MiloRowell,RogerBeebee,Norm CfaiA, Les Jenkins, throughout the designated' hour and number of correct choices but failed to evergreens no less than 5-foot high upon Marvin Barclay and Charles Huntington. • members may come and go as their submit a tie-breaker point total, v planting. (3) A trust fund be established time permits. September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 2A ron arlotte Mary Pettit, Mark Barz and when Lynch went 3 yards on 6 passes. ' , ST JOHNS - The Red­ Bruce Irish. Pettit, a senior a quarterback sneak. Dave This week the Redwings wings put it all together earning his first start at Harper converted. entertain a highly regarded Friday night in romping over linebacker, topped the Holt team. . West Central Conference foe Redwings defense with 12 CAMERON THEN went 6 iwWMWWM! Charlotte for a 28-7 victory. tackles and an, intercepted yards for his' first TD in the St Johns displayed a good pass. Junior' defensive second quarter. Charlotte Sporfs photos blend of defensive and of­ halfback Barz snagged 2 of 6 scored their lone touchdown fensive strength as Coach -"interceptions by St Johns just before halftime on a 6- Ernie Becker's charges and was credited with 7 yard pass play from Bob earned their first season win tackles. Irish, the 190-pound McConnell to Ed Smith. by after losing the opener to a co-captain, had 10 tackles Rocco Moore kicked the powerful Mt Pleasant team. and blocked a punt which set extra point. Offensively for the Red- "• up Cameron's second touch­ The game's final scoring Harold Schmaltz wings it was running back down. play came in the final period Bruce Cameron* as he "That' blocked punt by as Cameron plunged over demonstrated the style Irish was the difference in' from the 7-yard line and then which earned him top the ballgame/' reported kicked the extra point. rushing honors in the con­ Coach Becker. "We led 13-7 ference last season. The 5- at the time but they were ANOTHER OFFENSIVE footVr 145-pound senior moving the ball on us." STANDOUT cited by Coach scored 3 touchdowns, booted Irish's block enabled St Becker was St Johns running an extra point, intercepted a Johns to recover the ball on back George Rosner who pass and gained 124 yards. the 3-yard line and Cameron rushed for 93 yards. "His On the merits of this per­ plunged into the end zone running set up a lot of formance, he was selected making the score 19-7. Junior scoring opportunities for by the COUNTY NEWS as quarterback Jim Lynch then us," commented Becker. 'REDWINGS FIRST TOUCHDOWN "Player of the Week". made it 21-7 by running the 2- St Johns compiled 203 point conversion. yards rushing in the game DEFENSIVE STAND­ Other scoring in the game and Lynch logged 44 yards in St Johns' junior quarterback, Jim "Lynch, runs away from a Charlotte OUTS for St Johns were b,egan in the first quarter the air while completing 4 of defender and into the end zone for the Redwings first touchdown Friday night.' The Redwings went on to earn a 28-7 victory in their West Central Conference opener.

St Johns running back George Rosner rushed for 93 yards in Friday- night's 28-7 victory over Charlotte. Although, Rosner failed to score a touchdown he set up numerous opportunities for his teammates.

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A Lowell defender spills O-E quarterback Tom Kirinovic during an option play in Friday's game at the Red Arrows field, Charging in to help out is O-E tackle Dave Winkler. Fowler wins number2 21-7 over Webberville

LOYNES RACKS LOWELL QUARTERBACK WEBBERVILLE - The Portland St Patrick 23-0. Larry Halfman opened the Fowler offensive attack with Fowler Eagles racked up a scoring for Fowler with a 12- 70 yards in 10 carries. The second straight Central EAGLES' COACH Steve yard TD run. Pohl kicked the Eagles logged 148 yards on Ovid-Elsie defensive end Randy Loynes blasts into the Lowell quarterback Michigan Athletic Con­ Spicer had special praise for extra point. Pohl then ran the ground and 17 yards in during Friday's game which the Marauders won 12-6. Loynes earned his coach's ference victory Friday night his defensive unit and said into the end zone with his the air. Webberville gained with a 21-7 win over Web­ "they work real well fumble recovery and most of their yardage in the nomination for the COUNTY NEWS' "Player of the Week" honor for outstanding berville. together". They are Randy Halfman scored the 2-point final period to finish the defensive play. He downed the Lowell quarterback 3 times, made 14 tackles Fowler's strong defensive Simmon, Dave Osborne, Mel conversion run. night with 85 yards rushing unit nearly recorded their Pohl, Tony Thelen, Neil and 35 yards in the air. and recovered a fumble which set up O-E's first touchdown. secpnd straight shutout of Simon and Rich Epkey. The other Eagles' touch­ Coach Spicer nominated the season but Webberville's Simmon led the Eagles m down came on a 5-yard pass linebacker/offensive guard Dotf Griswold 'connected on' 5 tackles from his middle play from quarterback Scbtt Neil Simon for consideration an=8-yard pas^ play to Tom j guard spot with 11 assists Spicer to Pat Thelen. in the COUNTY NEWS Bath drops league opener Cole with 45 seconds left on tond 4 solos. Pohl scored a Webberville blocked the "Player of the Week" honor the clock, Rich, Clark kicked touchdown on defense as he kick. for his "consistent per­ PERRY -- The Bath Bees return. A lew minutes later Southwell scored again yards rushing in the game the * extra point. In the scampered 10 yards with a formance both on defense opened the Ingham County teammate Greg Youngs just before halftime on a 6- while Perry logged 174 opener, Fowler blanked - fumble recovery. HALFMANN PACED the and offense." League on a somber note streaked around" right end yard run. He finished out the yards. Friday night by losing 'to for a 54-yard TD run and night's scoring in the 3rd Perry 24-6 on the victors' Perry had a 12-0 lead. 15-yard TD run. TIUS WEEK Bath en­ tertains Leslie in another < home field. it was.Perry's 8th straight Perry's Paul Southwell BATH SCORED its lone Ingham County League victory. Last season they clash. dominated the scoring as he touchdown as Duane Bower shared the league cham­ THE '73 FORDS ARE HERE. scored 3 touchdowns. His plunged over the goal line pionship with Fowlerville. first TD came in the opening from 1-yard out but the extra point attempt failed. Bath was held to only 74 At 60 mph a 73 Ford LTD rode quieter than an airborne glider. period on a 60-yard punt Quiet is the sound of a well-made car. And the new LTD is well made in every sense of the word. That's why it's so quiet-Outside it has all-new styling. And inside you'll enjoy luxury, comfort and room—with power front disc brakes, power steering and automatic trans­ Three days to register for PP&K mission as standard equipment. ST J OHNS - There are just scheduled for Saturday, Sept charge of any kind, and that 18 trophies is the fact that 3 days remaining for boys in 30 at G pm at the St Johns goes for all 6 levels of each boy competes against the St Johns area to register High School Athletic Field. competition, up to and in­ other boys his own age. And for the local Punt, Pass and "ALTHOUGH TIME is cluding the National since there is no body con­ Kick Competition. growing short, any boy 8-13 Finals." tact, a boy's size is not as Bruce Fowler of Egan years of age can still com­ The Ford Dealer pointed important as his ability to Ford Sales sponsors the pete," said Fowler. "All he out that 1st, 2nd and 3rd punt, pass and place kick for popular youth activity in this needs to do is^come into our place trophies will be distance with accuracy. area, said that registrations showroom, accompanied by awarded in the local com­ "Winners can keep right would be taken through a parent or guardian, and fill THE QUIET 1973 FORD LTD BROUGHAM petition in each of the six age on going up through the (shown with optional Deluxe Bumper Group, Friday, Sept 29. The St Johns out the PP&K registration groups. Increasing the boys' Zone, District, Area and Convenience Group, deluxe wheel covers, PP&K Competition is form. There's no entry fee or chances of winning one of the Division contests to the front cornering lamps and whitewall tires). National Finals," the Ford Dealer said. It's possible that one or more of our Local A73 Torino rode so smooth, a high wire artist kept balance on a road of 2x4's. St Pat upsets Panthers winners could wind up in the Smooth riding, strong and quiet—the solid mid-size car. You'll appreciate how the new Torino's refined suspension helps to Finals, which this year will cushion bumps, absorb road vibrations and reduce PORTLAND - An injury- quarterback Randy Lank- from Terry Baker to Dan be held at the Pro Bowl body sway. You feel solidly in control while you riddled DeWitt squad fell ford who has a knee injury. Lenneman. DeWitt blocked Game in Dallas on Jan 21. ride in comfort and luxury. victim to Portland St Patrick Also out for Friday's game the kick attempt. That means an all-expense- Friday night in a Central were 3 defensive starters. A bad punt and a penalty paid trip for the contestant Michigan Athletic Con­ THE PANTHERS top ball then plagued DeWitt as the and his parents, a special ference clash 12-6. ball carrier last season home team got the ball on tour of fabulous Dallas, DeWitt Coach Tom Duane Shooltz was sidelined the Panthers' 10 yard line Texas, a Banquet of Isanhart reported a rash in from practice all last week late in the game, Portland's Champions celebration, and injuries to his Panthers and Coach Isanhart had John Brown scored on a 4- the chance to meet some of played a critical part in the planned to keep him out of yard end sweep for the the top professional players loss to St Pat. "I think we got the St Pat game. However, winning TD. and coaches, hurt mentally," he explained Shooltz's replacement, _ SOLID 1973 FORD TORINO BROUGHAM while citing those players on RULE INFRACTIONS (shown with optional front bumper guards, junior Al Brown, received a REGISTERING for PP&K deluxe wheel covers and whitewall tires). the injured list. knee injury early in the played a major role in the right now in our dealership Among those disabled is game while standing on the game as DeWitt was could mean all that for some sidelines. Brown had penalized for 120 yards while youngster or youngsters 73 Pinto: When you get back to basics, you get back to Ford. compiled 27 yards rushing in the home field was called for here in St Johns, but they When you get back to basics, you get back to Ford: the new Pinto. Every '73 Pinto COMING just 4 carries when Isanhart only one 5-yard penalty. should register right now," has rack-and-pinion steering. 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Sea your Ford Dealer lor detilli. • activity has been sponsored • • NO WAITING IN LINE j by the Ford Dealers >of 2 FOR MFR'S • o TOP PRICES PAID | America and the National* - I LIST PRICE OF 1 Football League. In that PLUS A PENQIY 5 FARMERS CO-OP ELEV. | time more than 8,000,000 EGAN FORD SALES, INC. hoys have taken part in S FOWLER v PHONE 593-24201 PP&K, making it the largest PARR'S DRUGS and fastest growing activity 200 WEST HIGHAM ST. JOHNS, MICH. ST. JOHNS of its kind in America, V 4A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 27,1972 Clinton County Area CLINTON COUNTY NEWS PAGE Yaw - Karber f o r Wo men vow s rePeaf ed cHVficismrs ST JOHNS - Pamela Yaw Sheridan. Junior bridesmaid : The Lowe WSCS met at the Frost; ' local church K:xXx:x:x%I V^ •:Wx^ ^ W W %^ • • • ^^ • * becamCT.mHNS-PamplaVne the bride of Waynwe waSheridas Connin Junioe Yawr hri, S. t Johns Karber Friday, Aug 25 in a and flower girl was Barb home of Mrs Don Bast on responsibilities, Louise double ring ceremony held in Karber, St Johns. The at­ Sept 13 at 7:30. Dershem and Marbeth St Joseph Catholic Church. tendants wore full-length The president announced Hynes; publicity, Ruby Rev William Hankerd of­ yellow gowns featuring a that the birthday calendar Pierce^ flower committee, ficiated at the 7 pm service flowered bodice. A yellow business would be finished Glenna Findlay, Mabel before an altar decorated ribbon headpiece secured the next day by the com­ Frost, Annie Findlay, lone with yellow gladiolus - and their shoulder-length veils mittee of Alvina Bast, Anderson; nominating, white mums. Organist was and they carried a bouquet of Glenna Findlay and Caroline Dolores Betz, Beatrice Cook, Jackie Schneider and soloist yellow mums and white Anderson, and the material Doris Shinabery and Rep Co was Ann Fox. daisies. • would be sent in for printing, Council of Churches, Mar­ The bride is the daughter Best man was Roger so the calendars would be beth Hynes. of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Yaw Wicherham of Lansing and available by early The next meeting was of 3200 Round Lake Road, assisting as groomsmen November. announced to be at the home DeWitt and the groom is the were Larry Burk, St Johns, It was-announced that the of Bernice Creaser on Oct 11 son of Mr and Mrs Richard and Dan Schaefer of Fowler.., Chinese Auction Sale would with Doris Shinabery as co- Karber of R-2, St Johns. Seating the guests were be Oct 7 and the committee hostess. ^ The bride, given in ushers Ken Karber, St Johns to promote it woujd be Ruby Beatrice'Cook introduced marriage by her father, and Bryan Yaw, DeWitt. Pierce, Beatrice Cook, and the speaker of the evening, chose a gown of Chantilly Ring bearer was Dan Marguerite Gove. Articles Mrs Ruth DeBoer, who gave lace styled with long full Feyerband of Grand Ledge. for the auction \ are to be a talk about her trip and sleeves, high collar and long A reception, with 150 brought to the church a week experiences in Nigeria, train. A lace bib-effect guests in attendance, was before, so the committee will Africa, when she and her decorated the bodice of the held in the social hall of the have a chance to arrange husband went to visit their gown. Her shoulder-length church immediately them. The auction will start' son, Dirk, and his wife, Pat veil was secured in place by following the service. at 8 pm, and refreshments Lee. They barely managed a crown headpiece trimmed For travel on their wed­ will be served afterwards. to get out before the civil war with lace and seed pearls ding trip in Northern The public is cordially in­ started, and- were most and she carried a bouquet of Michigan the new Mrs vited. happy to escape on an oil yellow roses and white Karber chose a violet hot- A Welcome Wagon com­ tanker. Mrs DeBoer had carnations. pants dress with a' matching mittee was appointed and many handcarved artifacts, Terry Riley of St Johns sleeveless jacket. serving will be Al Bast, materials, pictures, and served as maid of honor and The couple, both graduates Glenna Finlay, and Eloise mementos of their trip that assisting as bridesmaids of St Johns High School,' will Cook. They decide the family were of great interest to all. were Louetta Blackmer, St make their home at 605 East to be called upon, solicit for Doris Shinabery gave a MRS WA YNE KARBER Johns and Marilyn Bonn, Walker Street, St Johns. their basket, 'and designate short worship service the callers. This should give followed by delicious everyone in the society an refreshments served by the Meetings t opportunity to help greet the hostess and co-hostess, Engaged newcomers and also help Glenna Findlay. Delta Alpha Chapter of the provide for their welcoming GOSHEN, Ind - Mr and American Business gifts. Mrs Earl Slagell of 1108 Women's Association held its The Sunday potluck'dinner The children at St Joseph South Eighth Street, Goshen, semi-annual Hand of with a church board meeting School paid special tribute to 'the newly elected auxiliary Ind announce the Friendship Tea at the home afterwards was announced, MR AND MRS SCOTT KNIGHT engagement of their of Mrs Lloyd Fales, Sunday, and everyone urged to bishop of Lansing Diocese, daughter, Barbara Ann to Sept 17. participate. Bishop James Sullivan, by Philip Landis. He is the son The event was held for the The fall rally on Sept 27 attending Mass as a student of Mr and Mrs Isaiah Landis purpose of introducing was advertised and also the body on Thursday, Sept 21. M azzo Iin i-Knight of Telford, Pa. prospective members to the October workshop for of­ A special liturgy was organization, explaining its ficers and members, and the prepared bringing out the The bride is a graduate of aims and goals, and president urged all to go who bishop's new role as a leader wedding rite read Rodney B Wilson High enrolling them as active possibly could, because of in the Church. Bishop School and is a senior at members. the value of the inspiration Sullivan is known to many Goshen College. and instruction. Several people in St Joseph's Parish ST JOHNS ~ Cindy Johns, cousin of the groom. A charming skit entitled Mazzolini became the bride Mike Knight of Marquette, "Ellie Mae Goes ABWA" carloads were expected. because of services rendered nephew of the groom was The prospective groom lone Anderson, there. of Scott Knight, Friday, Sept explained the many benefits 8 at 7 pm in a double ring ring bearer. attended Goshen College and available to members of this nominating chairman is employed at Swithches service atSt Joseph Catholic The ushers were Gary national organziation which presented the slate of of­ Biddinger and Craig Knight, Inc. ficers for 1973 as follows: Church, St Johns with Rev was founded in 1949 and now Raymond Goehring of­ cousin of the groom. Both consists of more than 60,000 Caroline Anderson, 2 FOR SVIFR'S A November wedding is Marriage ficiating. are from St Johns. members nationwide. president; Doris Shinabery, Mrs Ray Schneider was LIST PRICE OF 1 being planned by the couple. vice president; Alvina .Bast, The bride is the daughter BARBARA ANN SLAGELL Mrs Mildred Roth, chapter Licenses of Mr and Mrs Donald organist and accompanied PLUS A PENNY president, is pleased to secretary; Marguerite Gove, John Anderson, soloist. treasurer; Sec. of Spiritual Mazzolini, 209 East Gibbs, St announce that seven new Johns and the groom is the Following the service a PARR'S DRUGS GET FAST RESULTS WITH A NEWS WANT AD members affiliated at the Life, Annie Findlay; buffet supper and dance was Missionary Ed, Mabel son of Mr and Mrs William ST. JOHNS tea. Douglas Al Berryhill, 21, Knight, 801 Hampshire Dr, held in the St Joseph Gym for 213 Fold, PotterviUe and St Johns. 450 guests. Debra L Fuhr, 17, 606 The bride was escorted to Following a trip through (Cedarwood, DeWitt. the altar by her parents and Northern Michigan, . the | Robert Martin Coffey,s 2$ &.=•* chose a floor-length A-Iine couple 'isji Residing at 611 S n >3730 No. East St, Lansing gown of candlelight lace Oakland Street, St Johns. and Sally Jo Abbey, 18, 3730 featuring Bishop sleeves The groom is a 1969 No. East St, Lansing. Her full length mantilla veil graduate of St Johns High Kenneth E Sitowski, 29, R- was also lace trimmed and School and is employed at 6, St Johns and Carol J Orm- she carried a bouquet of Federal Mogul. sby, 22, R-6, St Johns.' white daisies, yellow roses, The bride is a 1971 William A Simon, 23, R-2, and baby's breath. graduate of St Johns High Grange Rd, Fowler and Brenda Downing of St School and a 1972 graduate of Kathleen Ann Edwards, 23, Johns was maid of honor. Craigs College of Beauty in R-l, Orleans. Bridesmaids were Sharon, Lansing. James T Brya. 28. R-5, St Gina and Karen Mazzolini, Johns and Patricia K Baker, ail sisters of the bride. Lisa DRIVE-IN BANKING 24,15637 Park Lake Rd, East Mazzolini, another sister, Lansing. was flower girl. The at­ Nolan Charles Johnson, 23, JOURS tendants wore floral printed Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30 - 5 pm R-3, St Johns and Cherie gowns in turquois, gold and Fridays fc 8:30 - 8 pm Marchelle Munro, 17, 2101 W white, which were made by Saturdays Jt_, 8:30 - 1 pm Townsend, St Johns. the bride. Michael R Allen, 24, 2309 Brian Woodbury of St Brookside Dr, Bettendorf, Johns was best man and Iowa and Karan Sue assisting as , groomsmen Brebaker, 18, 133 Second St, were Tom Knight of St Johns Elsie. and Barry Knight of CENTRAL NATIONAL Max R Snyder Jr, 28, 6912 Marquette, brothers of the BANK Krepps Rd, R-6, St Johns and groom and Rick Knight of St Sheila LErnsberger, 26, 6912 ST. JOHNS Krepps Rd, St Johns. James Lee Cook, 18, 14073 S. US-27, DeWitt and Karen J INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! Shirey, 19, 5609 Sleight Rd, Bath. .Bruce E Pline, 22, R-6, St HOME-FARM Johns and Irene Ann Feldpausch, 21, R-2, Fowler. BUSINESS _ a member of Weldon C Vowell, 50, 311 E Rosewood, San Antonio, AUTO _ B^merka Group Texas and Ruth M Perryman, 48, 311 E Rosewood, San Antonio, Texas. LANTERMAN INSURANCE 200 W. State, St. Johns, PHONE 224-7614 BRUCE LANTERMAN IT EARNS MORE FOR YOU Bays B-i3...youR oppoRTunuy FOR Extra! Extra! See how money grows here! Deposit it faithfully in Savings Accounts and Certificates—where it will be earning the highest interest rates permissible by law.' FOOTBail 5% And how! Daily Interest Passbook Savings STannom Home Office: 112 E. Allegan. Lansing «"™on September 30 * HIGH SCHOOL. Time MfcARPORMtt MM • UNSING, MICHIGAN « MEMBER.' FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM ATHLETIC FIELD 6 P-1*- Hurryl You've only a few days left to be a winner Dallas. And, you have a^good shot at winning In our 1972 Punt, Pass & Kick Competition. because you're competing only against boys CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN You could win qne of 18 local trophies. And, your own age. So make your move. Bring your you have an opportunity to go alt the way to parents Into our showroom now, sign Up and the National PP&K Finals at the Pro Bowl in receive your free PP&K Tips Book. Then practice: 222 N. CLINTON AVENUE—ST\ JOHNS IT'S FREE-SIGN UP WITH US NOW Lansing •Okemos • Grand Ledge St. Johns •Mason •Williamston. . Egan Ford Sales, Inc. 200W.HIGHAM ST, JOHNS •iPontiac •Lathrup Village September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY MEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 5A Couple travel north following wedding ST JOHNS - .St Joseph Catholic Church was the setting for the Saturday, Sept 9 wedding ceremony which united in marriage Betty Ann Smith and Ste­ phen Craig Goodman. The bride's uncle, Rev Matthew Fedewa, performed the 1 pm service before an altar decorated with yellow and green gladiolus. Organist was Mrs Jackie Schneider and soloist was Tom Fowler for the double ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father and chose a{ gown of white silk organza over taffeta styled with an. empire-style waistline, full Bishop sleeves, stand up collar and attachable train. Lace ap­ pliques trimmed the sleeves, skirt and yoke of the bodice. A deep ruffle formed the hemline. A flower applique headpiece secured her EDWARD ROGERS AND PHYLLIS STEWART shoulder-length veil and she carried a bouquet of white roses, lilies of the valley and yellow baby's breath. They're engaged Matron of honor was Mrs Bernadette Droste, Lansing, BANNISTER -- Mr .and Michigan University and is sister of the bride, and Mrs Raymond Stewart of currently employed by serving as bridesmaids were The St Johns Morning Musicale began its 35th year Bannister, announce the Borman Foods Inc. of Mrs Joanne Olin, of Mon- last week at an opening coffee held at the home of Mrs engagement of their Detroit. Phyllis will be tivideo, Minn, Cindy daughter, Phyllis Jean to Goodman, Portland, sister of Clifford Lambert. Officers'serving this year are from left, Edward Rogers, son of Mr graduating from* Western Michigan University in the groom, and Delores and Mrs Luther Rogers of Vitek of Owosso. Flower girl Mrs Mildred Brown, president; Mrs Or a Fish, vice- Sterling Heights. He is a December, 1972. A spring wedding is planned. was Angela Droste, niece of president; Mrs Mariam Patton, corresponding secretary, graduate of Western the bride. The attendants Mrs Jean Woodbury, vice-president and Mrs Pauline wore gowns fashioned with a natural waistline, stand up Torpey, treasurer. collar, full Bishop sleeves and a ruffle hemline. The maid of honor was in yellow and the other attendants MR AND MRS STEPHEN GOODMAN Local music group wore green. They wore a Fowler. Ring bearer was to Washington DC the couple headpiece of yellow and David Goodman, cousin of will make their home in green daisies and carried a the groom. Lansing. parasol of yellow and green The couple greeted 500 The bride is a 1967 daisies. guests at a 5 pm reception graduateof Rodney B Wilson picks French theme Best man was John Pung held in the St Joseph. School High School and the groom, is of Portland and serving as gym. Special guest at the a 1966 graduate of St ST JOHNS -- The St Johns the marimba, and selected Mrs H W Lundy played groomsmen were Mark Morning Musicale met at the "Le Cou Cou", by Claude excerpts from the music of wedding and reception were Pa tricks High School in Smith of St Johns, brother of the grandparents of the bride Portland. home of Mrs C W Lumbert, Dauquin. the French composers Sully, the bride, Gary Goodman, on West Park Street, Karen Knight, also' a Rameau, Faure, Chopin, The Fowler FHA got things started and groom and also Mary Portland, brother of the Johnson of Chicago. Thursday, Sept 21. scholarship winner, played Franck, Saen Saint, Bazit, Sept 13 by having a kickoff dinner groom and Jim Thelen of The meeting was opened the piano. Her selection was Chaminade, Ranel, Debussy, Following a wedding trip with a coffee and Mrs Dean "Petite Russian Rhapsidy Delibes and Gounod. at the Fowler Hotel. Their first project Stork and Mrs Winchell Impromptu", by John Mrs H Manning Bross, Brown presided at the table. Thompson. Karen attended South Central district will be a membership campaign. Those Refreshments were served the Blue Lake Fine Arts president led a discussion on seated around the table are from left: by the program committee, Camp this summer and plans for the district meeting Marcia Pline (cutting cake), Monie OBERLIN - A girl, and Mr and Mrs Elmer Mrs Basil Deibert, Mrs Roy Cheryl spent some time in which is to be held at the Bethany Ann, was born to Mr Stewart of DeWitt, The Briggs, Mrs Howard Europe with the Blue Lake Congregational Church on Klein (hidden), Ann Koenigsknecht, and Mrs Jack L Oberlin of mother is the former Woodbury and Mrs John Camp Orchestra. October 19 in St Johns. 1581 W Clark Rd, DeWitt Marlene Martin, Caudy Sr. Diana .Smith, Miss Heil (sponsor), Sept 13 at Clinton Memorial Music of France is being Meetings Delores Goerge, Suzie VanElls, [Hospital. She weighed 6 SCHABJER - A boy, Scott studied by the club this year "pounds, 3 ounces. The baby Marilyn Weber and Marilyn Feld- Alan, was born to Mr and' and this theme was carried St Johns Child Study Club Ortwein related some of has 1 brother and 2 sisters. Mrs Alvin F Schafer of 104 out in the table decorations began their fall season with a the functions of the Crisis paus'ch. Grandparents are Mr and 1/2 Bridge St, DeWitt Sept 17 with a model of the Eiffel husbands night, dinner at the , Center pertaining to drugs, Mrs Francis Durfee of at Clinton Memorial Tower- 'surrounded by Price United Methodist VD and other problems that DeWitt and Mrs Ethel Hospital. He weighed 6 flowers used as the table Church. There were 21 affect young people.' Oberlin, Mt Pleasant. The, pounds, 3 ounces. Grand­ centerpiece. members and 2 guests The program ended with a OPEN TO SERVE YOU mother is the former parents are Mr and Mrs Otto The program followed the present. question and answer period. WEEKDAYS 11 AM TO 12 PM Beverly Durfee. FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS Schafer of Westphalia and coffee. 'Mrs Basil Deibert Speakers for the evening The next meeting will be 11 AM TO 2 AM Mr and Mrs Ed Davis of St was chairman of the day and were Judge Duguay and held on Tuesday Oct 10. The OPEN AT 2 ON SUNDAYS STEWART ~ A boy, Jody Johns. The mother is the announced the program Robert Ortwein. Their topic group will be the guests of Lee, was born to Mr and Mrs .tlQUOR-FOOD DANCING former Jan Davis. 2 FOR MFR'S numbers. was drugs and the crisis the Eureka Club at the home LIVE MUSIC Leon Stewart of 604 Cheryl Cole, a 1972 center in St Johns. Judge of Mrs Raymond Beck, Vauconsant Sept 16 at LIST PRICE OF 1 YOUNG PEOPLES CONCERT PLUS A PENNY scholarship winner played Duguay presented figures on Gratiot County Rd. SERIES. Friday, Sept. 29 Clinton Memorial Hospital. the growth of drug arrests RED VAN SICKLE He weighed 9 pounds, 1 1/2 The fault with a, lot of over the past 5 years and Sometimes the man who Saturday, Sept. 30 ounces, the baby has 1 sister. PARR'S DRUGS people Is that they're always that as parents we should be takes credit for being self- AT ROZANNWIKSTRON Grandparents are Mr and finding fault with a lot of ROUND LAKE Sundays ST. JOHNS on the look for changes in made discredits his own cre­ COVER FRIDAYS &. SATURDAYS Mrs Joseph. Martin of Ovid others. our young people. dentials.

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Shop Friday Nites 'Til 9 """' r"""Y """ '" " ALSO owosso DURAND ST. JOHNS ECONOMY STRAND'S S 121 N, CI In! on PHONE 224-2213 SHOE STORE " SHOES Firitfo Foo l Faihiort with Famout Brand Shoei ,n IONIA 6A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 27,1972 Robin Bearup now Mrs Dennis Erickson ASHLEY - The United Bruce Koechele performed Cris Anderson rendered Brethren Church was the the 7 pm double ring service "We've Only Just Begun", setting for the Saturday, before an altar decorated and "The Lord's Prayer," Sept 9 wedding ceremony with multi-colored gladiolus. The bride is the daughter which united in marriage Ruth Ann Kockensparger, of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bearup Robin Marie Bearup and organist, played • traditional of 10675 Blair Road, Ashley Dennis Ray Erickson. Rev wedding music and soloist and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Nolan Erickson of 8747 Baldwin ,Road, Ashley. Coming Events The bride was given in marriage by her father and SEPT 28 - The Shepards- pm. Facts and Figures by approached the altar ville United Methodist the Julie K Ship will headline wearfng a gown of white sati Church will sponsor a the program. peau and Chantilly lace chicken and ham dinner with styled with a lace bodice serving to begin at 5:30 pm OCT 3 - The Ladies with a scalloped lace edged and continuing until all are Auxiliaryof VFW Post 4113 high neckline, long slim served. Price is adults, $2; in St Johns will hold their sleeves and an A-line skirt children d to 12, $1 andregula r business meeting at SCOUTING ADVENTURE * with an empire-style preschoolers free. 8 pm in the post home. waistline. Lace motifs were SEPT' 26 The Blue scattered over the skirt and SEPT 29 - Bingham Star Mothers will hold its a deep ruffle, of lace en­ Boy Scouts and their adult leaders take a break during Grange will meet at the hall next meeting' at the circled the hemline. Her a weekend outing at the Mapleton Scout Camp near Maple at 8 pm. Installation of of­ Congregational Church at floor-length mantilla veil ficers will be held and will be 7:30 pm. was bordered by a deep band Rapids. Scouting is a worthwhile adventure for youngsters conducted by Mr and Mrs OCT 5-6 - The First of Chantilly lace and she a.nd next month area residents will be asked to support Russell Morrison. Horton- carried a bouquet of white Stockman and Olive Granges Congregational Church in St this valuable work by contributing to the Community Chest are invited to the meeting. Johns will sponsor a garage daisy mums, white car­ Light refreshments will be sale at 410 South Ottawa nations and yellow roses. Drive. p_^_____ served. Street. The sister-in-law of the groom, Mrs Margie Graduates | Clinton County I SEPT 30 -- Clinton County Erickson, of Ashley, was MT PLEASANT students are from Elsie, Also Pomona will meet with Engaged matron of honor. She wore a Students from this area were listed were Robert I Berry of Horton-Stockman Grange floor-length green and white among (176 to be awarded Fowler receiving a master of Social* Eveiitsj floral patterned double knit with the meeting called to ROCKFORD - Mr and Mrs degrees at Central Michigan arts degree and Kurt Mrs Robert Shinabery and order in the 4th degree at 11 gown fashioned with a stand- University at the end of the Douglas Acton of St Johns Elmer H Smith of 366 Adolph up collar, short sleeves and a Cheryl Davis were hostesses am. Potluck will be held at Street, Rockford announce summer sessions in August. who earned a master of to 40 guests at a bridal noon and those attending are fitted bodice atop an A-line ,Kmice V Kelley received a business administration. the engagement of their skirt. She wore a white lace shower Thursday night at requested to bring a dish to daughter, Barbara Joyce to bachelor of science degree in In all, 397 students the Congregational Church pass and own table service. picture hat with a cluster of education and Bertha received bachelor's degrees Gary Michael Becker. He is daisies and a long ribbon in Eureka. Honored guest OCT 4 - Chicken Dinner the son of Mr and Mrs Julius Nicholas was awarded a while 272 earned master's was Linda Ashbaugh, and Fair will take place at streamer and carried a MR AND MRS DENNIS ERICKSON Jmchelor of arts degree. Both degrees and seven com­ Becker of 500 East Sturgis single yellow long stemmed daughter of Mr and Mrs the Price United Methodist Street, St Johns. pleted the requirements for Ernest Ashbaugh Jr of St Church starting at 5:30 pm rose tied with white DRIVE-IN BANKING the specialist degree (30 Johns. and continuing until all are The bride-elect is a streamers. semester hours beyond the She will become the bride served. Free will offering graduate of Central Best man was Michael HOURS master's). of Wayne Hyde, son of Mr be asked. Michigan University and is Erickson, brother of the Mon. thru Thurs. 8*30 -5 pm Commencement exercises and Mrs R G Hyde of St employed as a teacher at the groom and seating the guests Fridays . 8:30 - 8 pm are not held at CMU during Johns on Sept 30. OCT 2 - Morning Star St Johns High School. were ushers Scott Bearup, Saturdays f^_i 8:30 -1 pm Ihe summer or fall, but Chapter No 279 of the Order brother of the bride, and Several games were Kenneth Coleman, friend of 'August graduates are invited played and the bride-elect of Eastern Star in Ovid will The prospective groom is a lo participate in the mid­ meet at the regular time. the groom. opened miscellaneous gifts. graduate of Ferris State A reception for 200 guests year commencement, to be Cake and punch was Note change of date. Annual College and is employed at held this year on Dec 16. reports and election of of­ was held a£,the Washington served by the hostesses. Rupp Michigan Inc., Township Hall immediately CENTRAL NATIONAL' Thirty-four of the August Guests were present from ficers will be held. Owosso. \% graduates were graduated following the ceremony. 15557 North East St. Lansing, East Lansing, Special guests at the Lansing Ph. 482-6273 BANK with honors, including three Haslett, Ashley, Fowler, OCT 2 - The St Johns Woman's Club will meet at A Dec 23 wedding is being wedding and reception were ST. JOHNS who graduated summa cum Elsie, Eureka and St Johns. PROFESSIONAL CAREER^ laude. the Episcopal Church at 1 planned by the couple. Mrs Ardith Erickson, great-( grandmother of the groom,1 IN THE BEAUTY FIELD CLINIC Mr and Mrs Ernest An­ OPEN TO New classes starting derson and Mr and Mrs THE the first Tuesday of Wilfred Erickson, grand­ PUBLIC every month parents of the groom, Mr and \ For further information, write or call St. Johns Public Schools Mrs Bernice Camburn and Mrs. Sonnenberg, Manager. Mr and Mrs Lewis Bearup, MEMBER OF, All services rendered by supervised grandparents of the bride ' RATIONAL senior students for a minmum charge. For travel on their wed- 'ASSOCIATION OF FREE Wigs & Hairpieces, ding .trip to , Npr,ther,n •£pSMETOLOGY r fK RARING. Cleaned and'jiyl^d. .Michigan the new Mrs / • SCHOOLS Adiilt Evening Classes (Erickson chose a brown'knit •nt x—_t !»' paritijuit. U'pon return the couple will make their home in Ashley. FALL SESSION BEGINS MONDAY. OCTOBER 9 TRY IT . . . YOU'LL LIKE IT! Hi* Smtry LatWtp ST.JDSEPH MPIKIN FDIl CHIUMI* Kg.™a^ ENROLLMENT FEES SCHEDULE INFORMATION m of. 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r ENROLLMENT BLANK — i &8 Mail to: St. Johns Public Schools M ARE AVAILABLE AT HIS STORE TOO Vocational Office sag Box 230 II St. Johns, Michigan - I But If You Want Discount Bargains Name: .Phone:, m Address:, ,CitV:_ Plus Personal SERVICE SHOP $ Class: Fee: I Amount Enclosed:^ REXALL Suggestion for future course I PARR'S PHARMACY Wi N.CLINTON ST. JOHNS 224-2837 W L -- ——————— ' I m .as September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 7A. Qrost represents f "It's a Family Affair" is ^attend the services, which the theme of the fall begin at 10 am and 11 am, county physicians enlargement campaign which begins Sunday, Oct 1, James M Grost, MD, of St medicine, October 3-5. at the St Johns Free Grove Bible Church will Johns, will represent Clinton Victor L Sheline, MD, of Methodist Church. The begin special meetings County physicians at the Ithaca, is an alternate month of October is family Sunday morn, Oct 1 lasting annual meeting of the delegate to the 'annual month and the church will be until Oct 6 at 7;30 pm, Rev Michigan State Medical session. seeking new families. Billy Martin of Winston- Society House of Delegates To start the month off, Salem, North Carolina will be the speaker along with October 1-3 in the Sheraton- i#i***v/L8—- -.,.™,. "The Renaissance", a group Cadillac Hotel, Detroit, PRICE -- A boy, Erik of four women and two men special music in each ser­ Delegates taking part in Richard, was born to Mr and from Spring Arbor College vice. Rev Martin is pastor of the three-day session will Mrs Timothy Price of 309 N the Urban Street Baptist make major policy decisions Swegles, St Johns Sept 20 at will be featured in 'the Church of Winston-Salem relating to 1972 -73 activities Clinton Memorial Hospital. Sunday School and Worship and also a Bible teacher with of the 8,000 member state He weighed 9 pounds, 3 Service. Members of the years experience. medical society. ounces. Grandparents are group are Carolyn Brown, Morning services will be In addition to the business Mr and Mrs Daniel Price, PHYLLIS LJOHNCOCK Donna Laupp, Lauri Opal, held Tuesday, Wednesday session, three days of and Mr and Mrs Peter Pat Underhill, Tim Beuthin, and Thursday at 10 am. scientific programs vill Rothsetin. The mother is the and Keith Elford. They will- attract 2,000 doctors of former Sharron Rothstein. Mrs Johncock be featuring both con­ The question that always temporary and traditional music. comes before the house Is named to The public is invited to where to get the money to NOTICE OF BIDS buy one. Extension

AUTOMOBILE ST JOHNS -- Phyllis L Johncock assumes her duties Bids will be received until 3:00 P.M. Tuesday, October as a home economist with 10,1972 in the office of the City Clerk, 121 E. Walker the Cooperative Extension Street (Municipal Building), St Johns, Michigan. The Service Sept 18. bids must be sealed and bear the name of the bidder on From her office in the outside of the envelope and be plainly marked Corunna she will work with "City Car Bid". The bids will be publicly opened and Elaine Cincala in St Johns ARE read at this time and referred to the City Commission and Lorraine Sprague in YOU for awarding or rejection at their regular meeting on Ithaca to carry out the Officers of the Clinton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary October 10, 1972 at 7:30 P.M. in the City Commission A responsibilities for the ex­ opened its busy year with an organizational mee.ting last tension family living DIAMOND The City of St Johns reserves the right to reject any or education program in week. Seated from left are Mrs Esther Hendershot, Shiawassee, Clinton and all bids and to waive any defects in the bids or bidding treasurer; Mrs John Paradise, president; Mrs Edgar EXPERT? in the best interest of the City of St Johns and to accept Gratiot counties. the proposal, which in the opinion of the City Com­ Their duties include McLaughlin, secretary. Standing from left, Mrs Virgil HARR'S mission, best serves the interest and needs(of the City developing and carrying out of St Johns. programs in housing, foods Zeeb, 1st vice-president; Mrs Bruce Fowler, recording JEWELRY and nutrition. human secretary and Mrs Cyrus Waldron, past president. development, home It "^\' W*K. IS. Thomas L. Hundley management, consumer education and community' City Clerk development. They also Hospital Auxiliary officers work with other service and educational agencies on joint programs, and they assist IT PAYS TO SHOP AT area extension study groups. prepare for activities In addition, Mrs Johncock Not many people qualify as experts in buy­ will manage the expanded ST JOHNS -- The first fall various committees reported definite action taken on two ing diamond jewelry, and yet everyone wanta Mac Kinnons nutrition and family to be sure of the best possible value. program (ENFP) in meeting of the Clinton that the members had of them. It was voted to have FOR BETTER VALUES Shiawassee county. Memorial Hospital Auxiliary worked as usual throughout a glass display case made Let us help you choose the finest quality was held on Wednesday, Sept the summer and had made for theMemorialBook and to diamond from our wide selection. One of our She received a bachelor's 20, at 8 pm with chairman, degree in home economics plans for a year of active place it in the lobby. It was Mrs John Paradise service. also voted to decorate the diamonds will express your love in the most from Michigan State presiding. meaningful and beautiful way. £hip'r£hore University in 1966. She Two new projects have Women's Lounge. Final taught in Greenville, SC As this was the recently been completed: action on other projects will organizational meeting, new the installation of five be taken at a later date. from 1966 to 1970. In 1971-72 committees were appointed The Travel borne she served as a family youth telephones in the rooms that Garland News assistant in the Gogebic and plans made for the had previously been without year's activities. telephone service, and the by Mrs. Pudge Deming Texture... County ENFP. The chairmen of the Mrs Johncock's husband, purchasing of a new men­ Hair's Jewelry ding machine for the use of Mr and Mrs Harold Irrer Lonnie, is a minister with the of St Johns and Mrs Erwin A Squeeze'-y, Independent Bible Mission of Each year thousands of items the sewing committee 30 Years Selling Fine Diamonds In The Clinton Area on new and unproven methods members. Cannon of Ovid spent Easy Weave Michigan. They have three of cancer treatments aie added M v Tuesday evening with Mr, children, Lonnie, Betsy and to the American Cancer Socie­ Various projects for the' and Mrs Leo Deming in 114N.Clinton ' Ph. 224-7443 $ Andy. Both Mr and ,Mrs. ty's files. It's one way the So­ year were discussed* with. garland. • - J 12 Johncock are native ciety tries to protect the public Michiganders from Barry from quacks. County. Meetings THE SHOW GOES ON! The Red Cross Volunteer Bond, and Mary Newhouse. ladies met at the hospital Three year awards went to Still plenty of time to register for cafeteria on Wednesday Estelle Langdon, Evelyn evening, Sept 13 with Henning and Loretta Rossow chairman, Martha Parks, while Hazel Keyes received the BIG October 2 DRAWING and assistant chairman, a 4 year pin. Doris Swatman, Ruby Blakeslee presided at Dorothy Steves and Ruby the meeting. Blakeslee were awarded 12 STOP BY AND REGISTER WHILE LOOKING OVER One year pins were year pins, awarded to Neva Bensinger and Jeralyn Toben and 2 Cookies and coffee were THE NEW 1973 0LDSM0BILES AND CHEVR0LETS tyear pins to Roma Hamer, served by Mrs Parks and Romona Harper, Vianna Mrs Blakeslee. FROM NOW THRU SEPT. 30 AUTUMN

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Sizes S-M-L. ONIONS Cello 49* CABBAGE 7 LB. OTHER PRIZES Driving Pleasure 'it Pays to Shop at 3 lb. Bag OF 10 FREE In The 1973 Vega, ft CAR WASHES The Little Car * IN OUR NEW That Does FRECHEN'S MARKET DRIVE-THRU Everything <^A/[aaJ\innon i , FOWLER • WASH CENTER Well Free Parking in RearV Store for Better Values September 27,1972 8A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Miller and was a graduate of St Mary's High School and Emery Coyne Electrical Institute in Chicago. He married the Clinton area obituaries former Germaine Theis in Alvord Township. He married the Westphalia on June 6, 1953. Eisler of Owosso, Mrs Clinton County. Burial was in the church An active community leader, ELSIE(c) - Funeral Mary Ann Moriarty Long former Bernice Faiver on cemetery services were held for Margaret Brya of St Johns Survivors include two Nov 20, 1924 and had been he was a member of the Edith A and had been a resident of and Mrs Agnes Arthur of sisters, Mrs Rose Thelen of Central Michigan Electric Emery J Alvord, 55, were Pewamo since 1925. She engaged in farming at one held at the Carter Funeral Laingsburg; 2 sons, Robert Fowler and Mrs Seraphine time. He was a member of Company and served on the Inman married Conrad Fox in and Bernard, both of St Daley of Lansing; a brother, Village Council for 11 years. Home Thursday afternoon Fowler on May 30, 1911 and the DeWitt Commiinity with burial in Riverside MIDDLEBURY TOWN­ Johns; a brother, Clemens Ferd of Walled Lake. Church, the Order of the He was affiliated with the he preceded her in death in Fox of Fowler, 2 sisters, Mrs Holy Name Society, St Cemetery. Mr Alvord passed SHIP -- Edith A Inman, 75, of 1952. She was a member of St Eastern Star Chapter No 30 away Monday at the 134 Snyder Drive died Joseph's Catholic Church Minnie Long of Tucson, Ariz Leadley R and was a life member of the Joseph's Society, K of C and Wednesday, Sept 20 at and Mrs Carmen Bertrum of served as a CCD teacher for Lafayette Nursing Home in and its Altar Society. Yuma, Ariz; 19 grand­ DeWitt Masonic Lodge No Grand Rapids following a Memorial Hospital, Owosso. Survivors include 3 sisters, 272 F&AM, * 6 years. He was*a Grand Funeral services were children; 13 great­ Knight of the St Jude three month illness. Josephine Long, Esther grandchildren. Moots Survivors include 2 sons, He was born April 1, 1917, held at the Houghton Chapel Long, both of Fowler and Robert of Lansing and Thaddeus, member of the St of the Osgood Funeral Home, LANSING » Leadley R Richard of Bisbee, Ariz; 5 Mary's Parish School board the son of Emery and Shirley Mrs Rachael Fox of East and associated with the Alvord and had resided in Ovid Saturday, Sept 23 with Lansing; a brother, Edward Moots, 74, of 1520 DeWitt grandchildren. Grand Rapids for the past 30 Rev Claude B Ridley of­ Alfred J Road, Lansing died Sunday, Diocesian Development Long of Tucson, Ariz. Fund board. He served in the years and was employed as a ficiating. Burial was in Sept 24 at St Lawrence maintenance worker. Maple Grove Cemetery, Martin Hospital following a long Gerald P Army from 1945 to 1947. She was- born in Con­ Robert B illness. An electrical contractor, Surviving are: his father, tinental, Ohio on Jan 15,1897, Funeral services will be Miller he had been the owner of the Emery Elvord Sr, of Elsie; the daughter of Charles and Campbell ST JOHNS - Alfred J held at 2 pm Wednesday,' Westphalia Electric Com­ two sisters, Mrs Helen Horn Samantha Kunzi and at­ Martin, 79, of R-2, St Johns Sept 27 at the Lee R Rum- pany since 1954. of.Flint, Mrs Lydia Gonna of tended school in Hub- SPRINGHILL, Fla. - died Friday, Sept 22 and mell Funeral Home in WESTPHALIA - Gerald P Survivors include his wife; Saginaw, and two brothers, bards ton and had been a Robert B Campbell, 62, of services were held at the DeWitt. Rev Murl Eastman Miller, 45, of East Oak 5 sons, Dean, Neil, Roy, Donald of Elsie and Arnold resident of Hubbardston for 8 Springhill, Fla died Wed­ ,Hoag Funeral Home will officiate and burial will Street, Westphalia died Mark aSid Vern, ail at home; of Grand Rapids. years, She married Glenn C nesday, Sept 20 at his home. Tuesday. Burial was in Mt be in Mt Hope Cemetery in Thursday, Sept 21 at his 5 sisters, Mrs Beatrice Bohr Inman in Toledo, Ohio on Funeral services were Rest .Cemetery with Rev home following an illness of 1 of Grand Rapids, Mrs Lansing. Keep up the competitive June 8, 1929. held Monday, Sept 25 at the William Hankerd officiating. He was born in DeWitt year. GERALD MILLER Loretta Noeker and Mrs Survivors include her - Hoag Funeral Home in St He was born in Fowler, the Township on May 23, 1898, Funeral services were Josetta Bohr of Westphalia, spirit — when competition / husband; 3 daughters, Mrs Johns with Rev David son of Edward J and the son of Reuben and Nora held Saturday, Sept 23 at St wH e naawa s born in Michiga_ n Mrs Verena Miller of Port- steps out, monopoly moves Bernice McKinley of Lan­ Franzmeier officiating. Christina Bower and had Moots and had been a Mary's Church with Rev on Jan 16> 1927) the son of 'land and Mrs Stella in. sing, Mrs Dorothy O'Connor Burial was in Mt Rest been a lifelong resident of lifelong resident of DeWitt James Schmitt officiating. Eberhard and Mary Lehman Devereaux of St Johns. of Hubbardston and Mrs Cemetery. He was born in Doris Bell of Evart; a step- Kokomo, Ind on May 20,1910 ' daughter, Mrs Grace Martin and had been a longtime of Swartz Creek; 3 step-sons, resident of St Johns. He was Wayne Inman of Owosso, a member of the Quarter Mervin Inman of Corunna Century Club at Oldsmobile and Virgil Inman of Lan­ where he had been employed sing; 25 grandchildren; 29 for 40 years. great-grandch/ldren; a Survivors include his wife, sister, Mrs Florence Clark of Lillian; a son, Gary , of Zephryhills, Fla. DeWitt; a daughter, Mrs Jeanne Neitzke of Flint; 5 grandchildren; his mother,. Miriam Crum Mrs Wilhelmina Campbell of DeWitt, his father, Howard CLARE - Mrs Miriam of West Palm Beach, Fla, a Crum, 86, of Maple Rapids brother, Edmond Campbell died Wednesday, Sept 20 at of Lansing. the Clare Hospital following a long illness. Funeral services were Peter P held at the Abbott Chapel of the Osgood Funeral Home in Maple Rapids on Saturday, Petrick Sept 23 with Rev Abraham ST JOHNS - Peter P Castor officiating. * Burial Petrick, 59, of 107 South was in Ridgelawn Cemetery Morton Street, St Johns died in Breckenridge. Tuesday, Sept 19 at Clinton She was born in Wheeler Memorial Hospital. WHAT IS A DISCOUNT? on Jan 23,1886, the daughter Funeral services were of Edgar A and Maggie held Thursday, Sept 21 at the Myers Ware and been a Osgood Funeral Home with resident of Wheeler for 22 Rev Robert Koeppen of­ AT ARNOLDS, IT MEANS SELLING years before moving to ficiating. Burial was in Mt Maple Rapids. She was a Rest Cemetery. member of the Breckenridge He was born in Lozerne Methodist Church. County, Pa on Jan 21, 1913, MERCHANDISE EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK Survivors include her the daughter of Daniel and husband, Leland H Crum of Lydia Kish Petrick and Maple Rapids; 5 daughters, came to St Johns in 1946 from AT PRICES LOWER THAN OUR COMPETITOR Mrs Lola Elzinga of Belding, Pennsylvania. He was a Mrs Mazie Mayer of Clare, member of, St Johns Mrs Maxine Hardy of Petal, <,Lucheran, Church and., was nils*-* *=" 1 i Miss, Mrs Carol Sanborn of employed at Motor Wheel Alameda, Calif, and Mrs Corp in Lansing. William Wallace of Maple Survivors include 2 THAT'S WHAT IT SHOULD MEAN Rapids; 2 sons, Edgar Crum daughters, Mrs Mary Ann of Lansing and Leland Crum Villarreal of St Johns and of Holt; 19 grandchildren; 16 Mrs Patricia Ann Garza of great-grandchildren. Lansing; 2 sons, Dan and EVERYTIME YOU READ THE WORD Gregory at home; a sister Mrs Margaret Skurkis of St Nellie Stover Johns; a brother, Manfred WACOUSTA - Nellie Petrick of St Johns; 2 "DISCOUNT", Stover, 67, of 14909 Wacousta grandchildren; several Road died Tuesday, Sept 19 nieces and nephews. at a Lansing hospital following a long illness. Funeral services were William O Fox held Friday, Sept 22 at the AT ARNOLDS, WE BELIEVE EVERY Wacousta United Methodist ST JOHNS -- William O Church with Rev Ted Otto Fox, 80, of Hall Road, St and Rev William Tarrey Johns died Friday, Sept 22 at CUSTOMER KNOWS THE RIGHT PRICE AND officiating. Burial was in his home following a long Wacousta Cemetery. illness. Funeral services She was born in Seneca were held Monday, Sept 25 at County, Ohio on Feb 22,1905, St Joseph's Catholic Church OUR SHELF PRICE CANNOT BE BEAT, the daughter of Levi and in St Johns. Burial was in Mt Rosa Everhart Kegerreis Rest Cemetery with the and had been a resident of Osgood Funeral Home in Ohio for 32 years before charge of the arrangements. SINCE WE KNOW WHAT COMPETITION IS moving to Michigan. She was He was bom in Clinton a Watertown Charter County on April 9, 1892, the Township deputy clerk and a son of Matthew and Rosina CHARGING. former Wurzburg employee. Martin Fox and had been a She was a member of Center lifelong resident of the St Circle and the WSCS of the Johns area. He married the Methodist Church. former Theresa Wacker in Fowler on-May 24, 1916 and Survivors include her was an honorary member of husband, Harold; a sister, the K of C No 3281 and a EVEN WHEN COMPETITION RUNS A Anna Detterman. member of the Clinton County Farm Bureau. Nellie AA Fox Survivors include his wife; SALE, WE CHANGE OUR SHELF PRICE TO PEWAMO -- Nellie M Fox, 3 daughters, Mrs Virginia 85, of West Jefferson Street, Pewamo died Sunday, Sept 24 at Clinton Memorial MATCH THEIR SALE PRICE...... Hospital following a long illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Sept 27 at from VAN W. HOAG St Joseph's Church in NOW THAT'S DISCOUNTING! Pewamo at 10 am with Msgr Thomas Bolger officiating. Dear friends, Burial will be in St Joseph Cemetery. It deserves emphasis that She was born in Dallas the time, the place, the char­ Township on July 28, 1887, acter of the funeral service, the daughter of Patrick and the merchandise used, the cemetery selected - these are decisions of the family of the deceased. The funeral direc­ tor acts only as a representa­ tive^ the family. ., £rnoltte The clergyman should be consulted In matters that con­ cern him before any decisions DISCOUNT DRUG STORES are made. Tr*^IUST A i»wuo sroaT MUCH MORI TBM^JWJ , ^ -Zgj Respectfully, ^ TELL IF WE'RE WRONG X, a?/J~> OSGOOD " DONALD M. SABO TELL OTHERS IF WE'RE RIGHT FUNERAL HOMES (PHARMACIST) ST. JOHNS^ FOWLER MAPLE RAPIDS \fioag Funeral fiome^ ^ OVID ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 9A Shepardsviiie Hospital officials seek Chamber welcomes the Shepardsviiie Wted Eie eniar Methodist Women met on Xmqs gifts for patients ™ Y Thursday evening, Sept 21 at the church. Mrs Karl Smith newcomers to the area presided during the business TRAVERSE CITY - It 13. The hospital would like to WEDNESDAY 9/27 ST JOHNS - The general meeting. may seem a bit- early to receive as many of the gifts Salisbury Steak committee of the St Johns Ciip And Hail Toi Correspondence was read begin planning for Christ­ as possible by that date. Mashed Potatoes Area Chamber of Commerce from the District Officers mas but not if you had to plan Gifts should not arrive later Peas and Carrots has undertaken a welcoming lit. Johns Area Chamber of Conunarce and from the Wesley for over 1400 people as does than December 1. Bread program for all new Foundation at Mount Traverse City State The sorting and wrapping Margarine residents in the St Johns ,117'E.' walker Pleasant. Hospital. of all gifts take much time Milk • area. It was approved to receive A great amount of time and effort on the part of our Candy Treat According to Vice St. ./phns,.Ml. the Bundle Plan of the and effort in behalf of the volunteers, and it must be- Conference _ magazine, hospital's patient population completed by the 20th of President Bill Patton, a i THURSDAY 9/28 number of area business /~7 Newcomer £J Submitted for itewcomer Highlights and"also to give a are required to insure a December. Each " vearj Sloppy Joe ' •places have favors and small '.by And: sum of money to the Wesley "Merry Christmas" for all Community Relations gifts of welcome for Foundation towards the patients; It takes 'time for Department obtains lists of Tater Tots newcomers to St Johns but Same: Address: support of a US-11 clubs . and civic organi­ all patients on all wards, on Indian Beans securing names has become missionary. zations, churches and which their needed or Hamburger Bun a growing problem. Phone t Ho. In Family: From: Election of officers was schools to formulate plans in desired items are indicated. Margarine held and the present officers order to' participate in the The hospital tries to provide Milk - NKWCOMEKS TO the were re-elected. Christmas effort at the gifts on the basis of this list Cookie area, or residents knowing of The program for the hospital. as much as possible, but it such families, are asked to For further information or evening was in charge of the ' can do so only if gifts arrive FRIDAY 9/29 complete the following form additional details or Berean Circle. Mrs Lee ORGANIZATIONS WITH­ early enough. Hot Dog and mail it to the Chamber of questions, residents are free Swender had charge of the IN the 36-county area Gifts do not have to be Baked Beans Commerce ojfice. Through to contact the Chamber of devotions and played a assigned to the institution expensive but they must be Applesauce the co-operation of Clinton Commerce, 224-7248. recording by Daisy Tibbits are invited to begin now to new. Civic groups, clubs, Hot Dog Bun County News the form will entitled "He Washed My make plans to take part in churches, schools and in­ Margarine be printed periodically, dividuals are cordially in­ This Space Eyes With Tears". She also the Christmas activities for Milk providing an opportunity for read a recipe for a happy Traverse City State vited to take part in the 1972 Cookie clipping for future use.- The family. She closed- with Hospital's patients. Christmas program this same form will appear in the FOR RENT year. It is suggested that GET RESULTS another recording from the Volunteers. Will begin MONDAY 10/2 St Johns Reminder on an Phone-224-2361 same album. wrapping gifts on November some of the men's service intermittent basis. organizations concentrate on "John's Original Pizza" gifts for men and school Tater Tots ' children offer gifts for Mixed Vegetables children. Gifts should not be Margarine

.•*«., J<**ftJ, , wrapped and it is not Milk necessary to include gift Candy Treat ••*•* . '• *?". '/£ *tf. wrapping paper and ribbon. TUESDAY 10/3 SUCH ITEMS as toiletries Mock Chicken Leg for both men and women, Tater Tots EVERYDAY inexpensive items of clothing Apples w/Red Hots >>'ft for all ages from 5 years to Bread 311117 IS DISCOUNT DAY AT ARNOLDS 100 years, books, games, Margarine DISCOUNT DRUG STORES 'puzzles, smoking materials, Milk fruit and candies are Cookie >CT 3. 1972 suggested. «TUCH T!^i**^>JL*™!!l '-ISgj Additional information can V WEDNESDAY 10/4 Limit 3 he obtained by writing to =^^ LOW FAT Hamburger ox. CAMPBELLS Community Relations tfaatp^ io% Department, Box C, French Fries Vegetable Soup y/, HALF GALLON Traverse City, Michigan, Buttered Corn Li mil 2 49684. Gifts sent'- to the Hamburger Bun

9WCH.!00 COUNT WH.T6 hospital should be addressed Margarine MILK Milk VEGE*A& * in the same way, and should V J: Paper Plates include the name of the club, Dessert Treat sot>£ m<* J organization, or individual in

200 COUNT WHITE R-9. ^ the package. THURSDAY 10/5 ;>%&& LIMIT 2 Hot Dog paper Napkins Tater Tots tfliftrvad to Limit Quantities on Any Item. Mixed Vegetables Elsie Hot Dog Bun Margarine lADI6S-< * _ .-,. t Elsie Chapter No 69 OES Milk met Thursday night with the II *m,K CHOCOLATl Panty Hose Cookie ,00COUNT.UAO,NO^^. Worthy Matron Leona Baker and Worthy Patron Robert 10 PACK-20 to 30 GALLON FRIDAY 10/6 Facial Tissue M«» Limit 3 Baker presiding in the East FIshburger w°. \#K . Reg. for the purpose of conferring Trash Bags the degrees of the Order Golden Potatoes for Buttered Carrots 'PINOCLE or BRIDGE upon James and Wanda Litomisky. Hamburger Bun ^ 1'/4 LB. FAMILY STYLE Playing Cards Mrs Geraldine Workman,' Margarine ' Worthy-Matron of Radiant . Milk _.; •- .( , SLICED WRITE & WIPE Chapter No 79, St Johns and Cookie' 1 LIMIT 1 Imogene Beracy, Worthy }$'(•'*'t'.-'} $1.98 MONDAY 10/9 WHITE BREAD Bulletin Board Value Matron of Ashley Chapter No fot 86 were introduced. Mrs Country Fried Steak GOLD TYPE LIMIT 1 Beracy served as chaplain in Corn the absence of Elsie's Cherries itm: $2.49 Picture Frames Voljn chaplain, and several Elsie Bread LIMIT 3 members were on the Margarine -Mi sidelines, including Mrs * Milk EXTRA SAVINGS WITH THESE John Hall who was Cookie m welcomed back after many ^ ;_pi&*^Y>*(A-'' ARNOLD DISCOUNT COUPONS months of ill health. ^„*=— •* Limit * The next regular meeting POLAROID CAMERA R«Q. $".B will be Oct 5 and Grand Square Shooter 2 Chapter will be held Oct 8 ARNOLD DISCOUNT COUPON S\OLD DISCOUNT CUUI'0\ through 12 with Elsie FAMILY KODAK CX-126-20 KODACOLOR Chapter represented by Mr DRIVE-IN THEATRE 1 oi. REG. or MENTHOL SHULT0N 12 oi. BOnLE and Mrs Robert Baker, and Instamatic film MAALOX Mrs Leila Wilson, secretary. ST. JOHNS Limit 1 OLD SPICE • Installation of officers for ' FRIDAY-SAT.-SUN. LLARON-STEREO" B/50A LIQUID Reg! SHAVE CREME ^ Elsie has been set for Oct 26. Sept. 29-30-Oct. 1 $4.99 Other area installations Head Phones «•*• *% $«00 L%S scheduled are: St Johns, Oct 3 Adult Hits! LIMIT 1 28 and-Ashley, Oct 14 znd FRIDAY -SATUROAV -SUNDAY MODERN 17 »NCH . $3.98 SEPT. JB.30 OCT. 1 _ u,""" I Limil 2 wilh this.Coupon thru Tuns. Oct. 3, 1972 Limit 1 with thl* Coupon thru TUBS. Oct. 3,1972 DeWitt changed tp Oct 19.. ; I U . » 0_U l T Value ( Desk Lamp Mrs A W Cobb who had UNDERAGE RUNAWAY, just - returned with her •RNOlD DISCOUNT COUPON ARNOLD DISCOUNT f OIJI'ON QT.,0W 30 OUAKBR STATE Li^ husband from visiting 5 BLADES Vi oz, relatives in the East, told of Motor OH VISINE her visit with her mother, SCHICK Mrs John S Mansfield who COLOR 1 SP* EYE DROPS was 102 years old on Sept 19. rtoMivi MJECTORS She is the oldest living MtSIY ROW! ^*%> NORMAN KUR $100 member of Mizpah Chapter UN DA AVERT MAPLE LEAF BRAND OES of WalHngsford, Conn. - PLUS—' (or I fZ • Limit 2 with this Coupon thro Tues. Oct. 3,1972 Limit 1 with thtt Coupon thru Tues. Oct. 3, 1972M| A IgVELY SORT* QEATH Leila Wilson, Grand IJcfJU*. MM) H MM I bml L MM! .PSYCHEDELIC Committee chairman of COLOR ARNOLD DISCOUNT COUPON '\OLD DISCOiiN I ' IM *'( ICE CREAM Fraternal Sunshine of the PETER 6D'l REGULAR or IRON 6.2 ex. FAMILY Grand Chapter of Michigan SUSAN OES was accompanied by 1HE- STRASBERG CHOCKS CLOSE-UP MOM MM TIKI Km Mrs Anna Dunay and Mrs -AND LIMIT 1 TOOTHPASTE Leona Baker of Elsie, VITAMINS Geraldine Workman and _ Mrs Frances Luther of St YOUR 4#4#^ REGULAR i"5 t Johns attended Friends WES STERN CHOICE jy M • or MINT MBF^DT Night at St Louis Chapter tm LlrnLimii t 1 with (hit Coupon thru Tuo». Oct. 3, 1972' Limit 1 with this Coupon thru Tues. Oct. 3,1972 Wednesday evening. Mrs 3 YHe fMmmm: Wilson was a guest of the St ARNOLD DISCOUNT COUPON ARNOLD DISCOiiN I r PP''< Louis secretary PearlTry on. It was a Fun and Fellowship 30V 3 ox. HYGIENE SPRAY POWDER Night. CCiiaiL :SifPl™|JlW...^ PLAYTEX NATURALLY TAMPONS FEMININE ^ «W AC tfS mmmmmm Mr-? 99* 58* Limit 1 with ihii Coupon thro Tuei. Oct. 3, 1972| Limit I with Coupon thru Tu«*. Oct. 3,1972 CLINTON ARNOLD DISCOUNT COUPON ARNOLD DISCOUNT COUPON ARNOLD [))' THEA LILLY LENTE or NPH 12 ox. WIND & WEATHER . 8.ox. NEW 2 TYPES ST. JOHNS, Ud?' U-40 TUSSY CLAIROL 83* FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Sept 29-30-6ct 1. INSULIN LOTION BALSAM i INSULIN MFG. < REG. Trinity* 4 $2.00 $1.37 back in S; R?NGES10 99

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10A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 27,1972 Bridgeville

Opposed to abortion MRS. THELMA WOODBURY Letter to the Editor: greatest crime in our society our doctors who take the Mrs Geraldine Romine of Friday, Oct 13. All officers The first thought I. would today, punishable by law to professional oath to heal and rural Ithaca visited Mrs* from the previous year were like to impress on our voters life in prison. their skill to Dreserve life? Doris Fisher and Mrs Zella voted into their same office Where are the Fisher' Wednesday af­ for the coming vear: is,, that this not a religious I think we need to write our ternoon, Sept 20. issue and definitely should Congressmen who are at the Mariam Randolph, Senators demanding- in­ Capital to make laws (n president, Claribel Niemail, not be political, but a moral vestigation of the news Mr and Mrs Bruce Hulbert human Mssue. We need to work for and to protect the vice-president, Gladys media, TV etc, which are the life of all citizens? and sons spent Saturday Hankey, secretary, Betty educate and inform our most effective group en- evening with Mr and Mrs citizens of this issue. All this Wake up voters, lets clean Harger, treasurer. 'dorsfng abortion. The public house in Lansing. We need to John Woodbury bringing Program on Strengthening information and facts of health hazards have been birthday, greetings for Mrs oust the men and women that 1 of Faith was given by abortion can be found in Dr exaggerated, the dangers Woodbury's birthday. and Mrs J C Wilkie's have fostered and endorsed Claribel Nieman. Refresh­ minimized and the statistics the legislation of abortion. I Mr and Mrs John Wood­ ments of fruit salad {"Handbook on Abortion"). misused by the pro- bury and Mr and Mrs We are living today in a feel this is a personal and crackers, coffee and tea abortionists, they -practice moral issue and not political. Douglas Hulbert and family were served by the hostess, weak and -selfish society not selective reporting of were guests of Mr a'nd Mrs respecting life and property, . Margaret Fedewa Mrs Harriet Schmid assisted abortion facts. What about Portland Paul Loomis and girls. Ice by Thelma Woodbury and of others, only thinking of big' cream and cake .was served I. We need to revert back-to a Claribel Nieman. • to all'present in honor of Mrs Christian Education strong, unselfish way of'life Woodbury's birthday. in which we respect the life Sunday was observed The WSCS meeting was Sunday,' Sept 24 at Salem and' property of human Hihcaid btittict held in the basement of the beings about us, especially United Methodist Church Salem United Methodist with a special 'program the life of the unborn. If we By ROSALXN PARKS, Correspondent Church, Thursday evening, don't, we needn't be con­ during the Sunday .School Sept 21. Meeting was opened hour. Thirty one people cerned in the future about by the president, Mariam wars etc. We will be attended the potluck dinner Garry Sullivan was a Mrs Alexander Lang was Randolph. Devotions were following the service. A destroying ourselves within given by Donna Shinabery •our society of this great USA. Thursday dinner guest of Mr hostess at a paint party in birthday cake baked in the and Mrs Don Dumond and her home Tuesday evening. and were taken from Mat­ form of a pink hat trimmed What puzzles me is how Roy. Those attending were thew 21:22 and 26:39. neonle can dream UD ideas ' with red roses was made by Mrs Donald Sullivan and Barbara Rose, BeulahShilts, Eighteen members and Donna Shinabery for Mrs and excuses to still their Mrs Simons attended a Mildred Barnes, Marion visitors were present. conscience on this issue. Thelma Woodbury, who also wedding recention at Park Cropsey, Nancy Cropsey, Prayer was given by received many lovely cards. For example: As for rape West Recreation Hall for Mr Katherine Rought, Janet Mariam Randolph. and incest there is D and C She wishes to thank all who and' Mrs Gary Garrison, Spahr. It was voted to have a bake remembered her with a card . -There's still time to register for the annual Punt, which can be performed with Sunday afternoon. sale at Beck's Market on in 24 hours, the percentage of Mrs G V Pyle visited Mrs or birthday wishes. Mrs Ray Sherman -and Harold Hoerner, Tuesday Pass and Kick Contest at Egan Ford in St Johns. Mrs Gary these cases very low. For the Kevin were Sunday dinner unwed mother there are afternoon. Kingsley of 503 S Traver brought in her boys Greg 8 and guests of Mr and Mrs Don Mrs S C Swanson of Grand 6 pregnancy counseling • Sullivan and family, Richard 9 to sign up. the contest will be 6 services, helping those Ledge, Mrs Robert Scar­ pm Sept 30 at tMrs Porter Parks visited borough of DeWitt visited Mr St. Johns High School the athletic field. anxious about becoming Mrs Jerry Myszak, Tuesday, and Mrs G V Pyle Monday mothers, assist them in Mr and Mrs David Parks afternoon, CTI0N planning to keep this child. A MODAY, October 2 visited Mr and Mrs Porter Spanish Rice Helping them to face many Parks, Monday. The recent sale of US problems: financial, housing Green Beans Russ Sullivan of Edmore Pewamo wheat to the Soviet Union Cabbage Salad Series at Fulton and social adjustments etc, spent the night Sunday with was the largest transaction also offer adoption services. 1/2 pt milk his parents,,Mr and Mrs Don Aurelia Cook left for of its kind in history. There Cinnamon Roll They say the fetus is just a Sullivan. He is now working Grand -Rapids Thursday, are various other aspects of • big glob of something. Stop at Newport. , ' Sept 21 after spending three the sale which those not and think, at one time we all TUESDAY, October 3 exploresdrug problem Mr and Mrs Charles weeks in Pewamo with her familiar with the wheat Hamburg gravy on Mashed were this big glob of Fisher visited Mr and Mrs sister, Marie Cook. f industry and the complexity MIDDLETON -- How can agreed to come to Fulton Goossen. something. But by law we Potatoes Jay Witt and family of Sunday, Sept 17 Mrs of grain trading may not be Sweet & Sour Beets the average family -- High School and help us In conclusion, she urged were given the right to DeWitt, Saturday evening. Barbara Steinke spent the aware. parents, teenagers, even during these meetings can do all young people to attend develop and mature to our Fruit Jello Mold mucn to ne us to Saturday, Mrs Don day with her son and It is a tribute to American 1/2 pt milk youngsters - cope with drugs ^P determine along with parents and other full potential. Henning and children visited daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs agriculture that the Sale of in today's society? This and what our problems really adults, This living fetus today has Mr and Mrs Eldoris Hahn. Tom Steinke at Saginaw. Roll & Butter an estimated 400,000 bushels Cookie related problems will be are." The special meetings on the same right to life. They Mr Lewis Flegler of Lansing Craig' Moe was six on of wheat could have taken explored* during a series of When we identify the real drug problems will be held speak about mothers having visited in the same home, Tuesday, Sept 19. A birthday place in one year to any one WEDNESDAY, October 4 Tuesday evening meetings problems, we've taken a starting at7:30 pm, Tuesday the right and say of their Saturday. party, given by his mother, country. beginning October 3rd at giant step toward seeking evenings, Oct 3,10,17 and 24, body. You can do what you Fish on Bun Saturday, Mr and Mrs Mrs Gary Bissell was en­ Some fears have been French Fry's -Sr High Fulton High School, M-57 and out reasonable and proper in the Fulton High School in want with your own body as Eldoris Hahn and Lillian joyed by 26 guests. Attending expressed that the US could Ely Highway in Middleton. solutions, added Mrs Middleton. long, as it doesn't interfere Potato Chips - Jr High visited relatives in Lansing. were his sister, Amy Jo run out of wheat because of Tossed Salad Sponsored by the Mark with the right of another, but Mrs* Clare Parks visited Bissell, Terri Thelen, Jeff the sale. History will show Daniels Ladies Auxiliary, this living fetus is a human 1/2 pt milk Carland News Mrs Eldoris Hahn Wed­ Thelen, Ryan Thelen. Tony that wheat producers have Pineapple upside down cake Veterans, of Foreign Wars, being with a body all his own. nesday. S i 1 v e r n a i 1, Francine experienced a crop #1735, Perrinton, this four A welcome-back potluck Mrs Frank Downey is And no mother has the right Friday, Garry Sullivan Silvernail, Shirley Fox, Jim ' production that supplied session workshop on present dinner was held Sunday at spending some time at her to destroy the body of this THURSDAY, October 5 and August Solid of Grand' Fox, Bruce Fox, Debbie Fox, enough for domestic use, Chicken gravy on dressing day drug problems has been -**« Carland United sister's, helping to care for human being. Who has no Phil Pline, Roger Pline, y uiuB prooiems nas oeen Method&t church.house for- the family while her sister is Ledge visited Mr and Mrs export demand and a surplus Parsley carrots especially designed to an­ r weapons with which to Eldoris Hahn. •Denise Pline, Mary Jo to carry over. The US will swer-such questions as: the ""Reverend Horace*a California Potato Salad discussion of local questions THE FORD TEAM i Corn • your questions - relating to Call 517-393-5740 1/2 pt milk , the.use and abuse of drugs AREA DIRECTOR - SOPHIA BRANOFF AT FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Pudding Cake (all previous participants). wants to play ball with you AREA MANAGER - FLORENCE LAM BO Mrs Phyllis M Goossen, Mark Daniels Ladies West Oliver and N. Water Streets [LOSE UGLY FAT Auxiliary member and SUM loilng wtighl today OR coordinator for the series of MONEY BACK. MONADEX Is a tiny, . 0W0SS0, MICHIGAN labial that will halp curb your de- meetings had this to say Egan Ford Sales, Inc. •ira lor axcaia lood. Eat Itii-wtlgh about the programs: an. Contain! no dangaroua druai WEIGHT ind will not makt you narvoua. No "Locally, we know little TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 8:00 P.M. •trtnuoui axateli*. Changa your Ufa about the harmful effects of , . . alart today. MONADEX coal*] The lecture is free and open to the public. 13.00 tor a 20 day supply and $5.00 drugs - somejof which, I'm., 200 W. Higtt&m ST.JOHNS lor twica lha amount. Lota ugly fat sure, we assume to be WATCHERS] CARE WILL BE PROVIDED FOR CHILDREN. or your monay will ba.rtfundtd with no quittlpni aihad by: perfectly safe jwhen, in HEARING AIDS ARE AVAILABLE. PARR'S PHARMACY reality, they are not. The Ui« Your S«a» B«ltill «4*Tb4ttp<« ^ty**Hwmn*W*^vwtw*in**m*t»*i+^+CL*wrH^*rww***wn»itw*m±\* IWIIOrdaraFlllad ST. .inHMS Various authorities who have September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 11A St Johns Jaycees in high ger r now Although the official should ci -it an officer or Jaycee year began on June 1, member or plan to attend September is the month their next "M-Night" for when the club's activities new members, scheduled for swing into high gear. Monday, Oct 16. Summer and vacations are The St Johns Jaycee over, school has started, and Auxiliary held installation of most are once again settled new officers and presented into a fairly regular routine. awards at an Awards Again this year, the St Banquet held at the Clinton Johns Jaycees have planned County Country Club. an ambitious number of Members cited for their programs and projects, all outstanding activities during designed for the betterment the year were Sue Bogdan, of the people of the com­ Jaycetteof the Year; Jeneen munity, young and old. Needham, Outstanding New The next project coming Member; and Joan Banner, up on the Jaycee calendar Outstanding Board Member. will be the Punt, Pass and In addition to these awards, Kick competition to be held the Jaycettes initiated three on Saturday, Sept 30, and new awards. The Service by sponsored jointly with Egan Joan Banner and the Sun­ Ford Sales. shine Award by Donna Newly elected Jaycee Humenik. A Past President officers for the upcoming Award was presented to Dee year are David Needham, Slade. president; Gary Emery, New officers for the year external vice-president; are Sue Bogdan, president, Terry Cornwell, internal Joan Banner, vice-president, w'j A vice-president, Arnie Wiles, Janet Scott, secretary, secretary; Rick Perry, Jeneen Needham, treasurer Construction is progressing at 1208 South Swegles treasurer; Barry Dean, state and board of directors Mary director and immediate past Hutton, Diana Woodbury, Street, St Johns where students in the vocational education president, and Dan Dorothy Cornwell. department are engaged in the construction of a house. Chisholm, Tom Studor, Some of the upcoming Wayne Woodbury, Denny projects of the Jaycettes are Another .house is being constructed at the same time at a Scott and Russ DeBeaumont, the Babysitting Clinic, building site located across from Fowler High School. local directors. Lunch with Santa and Arts and Crafts Exhibit.' Members of the St Johns High School junior class donned Any young man between The proceeds from these DeWitt church the ages of 18 and 35 is and other activities are used Counties survey their old clothes and picked up their paint brushes to give eligible to belong to the to help emotionally and plans revival the bleachers and the press box at the football field a new Jaycees. Anyone interested culturally deprived children in becoming a member and families. October 1 ~ 8 is to be a look. Admiring the finished project are from left bottom great week at the East welfare office space DeWitt Bible Church, 480 E row, Tom French, Joyce Buggs, Lee Smith and Cheryl Clinton Democrats Round Lake Rd. A Barry McGuire, to increase their rental space Cole. Top row, Rodney Henning, Kathy Murray, Dick Buggs Evangelist Pete Rice from Executive Director of MAC, or force other county Murfreesboro, Tenn will be today announced a survey in agencies out of county and Nancy Zuker. preaching for the entire progress by the Michigan buildings." open campaign Association of Counties The Association, under the week. Evangelist Rice is one shows that Michigan's 83 of America's outstanding directorship of McGuire, is Shepardsville counties provide the conducting the survey to young evangelists. An in­ Michigan Department of By Lucille Spencer teresting part of his ministry show the need for the state to headquarters Social Services with more pick up complete rental costs NOTICE is that of his work with the than a half-million (500,000) Don't forget the Bill Rice Ranch. The 1500 for welfare offices. A Health ST JOHNS - The buttons and stickers of all square feet of office space. Screening bill is now ready Ovid Township Board will meet at 8 o'clock Smorgasboard supper on McGovern - Democratic the Democratic candidates acre Bill Rice Ranch is one Thursday. Sept 28 at the to be introduced into the p.m. Tuesday, October 3 at the Ovid Village Campaign Headquarters from the national to the local of the nation's greatest youth McGuire said, "At Shepardsville Church. held their Grand Re-Opening levels. It is run by Dorene camp ministries as well as Senate which will help Hall instead of October 12. Serving will begin at 5:30. estima ted average rental 'counties in their financial Sa turday Sept 9 a 11 pm. The Radke of DeWitt and Carla being the world's largest costs, within each county, There will be a bazaar in Headquarters is located in Kurncz of St Johns. missionary work for the dilemma. It would require connection with the supper. the survey indicates that the state to pick up the the Steel Hotel in Downtown The organization plans to deaf. Adding to the ministry counties are spending more Mr and Mrs Roger Smith St Johns. Hours for the canvass the Clinton County of this evangelist is his wife, complete rental costs. Signed, Marie DePond and family have moved into than $1 1/4 million yearly McGuire stated, "As if Headquarters are Mon- area in an effort to get out Annette, who will be here while only being reimbursed their new home on Thurs. 1-6 pm; Fri. 1-9 pm; the Democratic vote in the with him to interpret the now stands, the counties are Farragher Road. for 40% of the total. The acting as landlords, but with Township Clerk Sat. 10 am to 4 pm. November 7th Election. For services for the deaf. The survey also shows that the information or if you wish to public is invited to the ser­ no control over either the Mrs" Roger Smith is in The Headquarters is large increases in social business or the tenant, sort " help in the campaign contact vices. services staff, in recent t&H&M&H&K&V&l t^X^V.^1 *&it&* t Sparrow Hospital for equipped with literature and the Headquarters at 224-6330. of an absentee landlord, only treatment and observation. The services will be held years, have forced counties in reverse." Helerie Curtis SALON PERM- J D Robinson of St Johns Sunday October 1 at 7 pm will be the speaker at the LETTERS TOTHE.EDITOR and each night following at Wi $17.50 Perm Shepardsville Church on 7:30 pm. The final service Sheriffs investigate Vwith Evangelist Rice will be For' *15" Sunday morning, Oct il."He ase / will be discussing the Lay Reader praises ' Sunday October 8 at 11 am. Witness Mission held last 673 accidents IT'S THE GENTLEST PERM EVER fall. The Shepardsville and local bandsmen Price churches will be Pewamo during August, together with Gentle on your hair...because it's formulated like a fine having a Lay Witness To the St Johns Redwing towns, and especially the LANSING - Sheriff's road patrol deputies investigated 5,938 motor vehicle ac­ cosmetic. It leaves your hairjn prime, silky soft con- Mission the weekend of Marching Band. Michigan State Marching Mrs Dora Smith is still a cidents. The motor vehicle October 13, 14, 15. Dear Kids, Band itself. There was a roar 673 motor vehicle accidents c dition. Only the great body and curl tells you have a patient at the Clinton resulting in 13 fatalities accidents resulted in 75 After being with you of approval and a standing Memorial Hospital as of this deaths, and injuries to more § v WATCH FOR OUR STAR ON THE "JOHNNY ovation as* you finished. during the 3 1/2-day Labor The Ovid-Duplain Library through band comp at writing Sept 25. Day weekend, according to a than 2,500 persons, ac­ CARSONSHOW." CALLT0DAy, Club will meet on Friday, Michigan State, Chesaning, You deserve the praise and Mr and Mrs Roy Howorth cording to the Sheriffs thanks from our community report issued by Macomb Oct 6 at the home of Mrs many practices, and last and family of rural Ionia County Sheriff Lester Association report. OPERATORS- Charles Walker, The Saturday at the Michigan for your part in bringing a were visitors of their brother The 83 Sheriffs' depart­ little glory to our town. Almstadt, President of the steles members are asked not to State football game, I just and sister, Mr and Mrs Michigan Sheriffs Asso­ ments also booked 10,719 Jo Penix, Nel Torpey, bring any dessert as it will be want to let you know that I Through the efforts of John Henry Schafer and family prisoners in August, in­ think you are the greatest. Speck and Walt Cole, and ciation. Beauty Sttlon Jennie Jorae, & Deb Oches served at the end of a short Sunday evening. During the same span, vestigated 44 boating ac­ mystery trip. They are to St Johns has a lot to be your own determination, you Spending the weekend at cidents (that caused a total PNone 224-6161 have made the St Johns Sheriffs' deputies handled a , bring money to pay for it. proud of in you and we can their cabin at Grass Lake of nine deaths), and issued 1 t^-jt^K^i i&H0Ti& n&K&x&-n&rK&rK4pii^ii&r,t^yj&i: Redwing Marching Band one total of 3,538 civil and hold our heads up with pride were Mr and Mrs Henry J criminal complaints. 398 boating citations. arid point to our Marching of highest quality and one Schafer and family, that is known wherever you Nearly 50,000 complaints Band as one of the best in Mr and Mrs Carl Geller were investigated by Michigan. go. announce the birth of their Pewamo I would like to thank you Sheriffs' departments in Personally, in being with first grandchild. A daughter Michigan's 83 counties Mr and -Mrs Robert you so often, I have never band members, Mr Speck born at Sparrow Hospital Spitzley visited her brother and Mr Cole for all the during the month of August. LISTEN TO LIVE seen such spirit and en­ Sept 25. She weighed 6 It brought to 142,000 the Arthur Kloecknpr at the thusiasm as you have shown wonderful times I have had pounds and 9 ounces. Charlotte Medical Center in accompanying you on number of complaints in the past few weeks. Your Tissamy Elizabeth is the handled by Sheriffs' deputies Wednesday afternoon Sept determination to strive for your various trips. It's been daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick 20. PLAY-BY-PLAY ACTION wonderful getting to know during the three summer perfection, the long grueling Geller. months of June, July and Friends of Frank Heck- hours of practice, (and even most of you personally and Mr and Mrs Carl Geller man gathered * at Camp I'm looking forward to many August. a practice you called on your spent a week vacationing in By actual count, 49,644 CorbySaturday for a steak own, as you weren't quite - more performances with Wisconsin visiting Mr and fry honoring Frank Heck- you. Keep up the good (no complaints filled the ST. JOHNS REDWINGS satisfied with your routines), Mrs James Long. Sheriffs' dockets state-wide man on his 76th birthday, has shown through in every excellent) work. Keep your Sept 23. performance. head high and those knees This Saturday at Michigan up. FOOTBALL State Band Day was the Mrs Albert (Mom) Nelson crowning glory for St Johns. Never was I more proud of EVERY FRIDAY - 7:50 P.M. "Our Kids". With a lump in Pewamo my throat and tears in my Mrs Barbara Steinke left COME eyes, I watched a per­ Sunday Sept 24 to attend a formance that was near reunion at Edmore. CELEBRATE ON perfection. Not only those of OUR ENLARGEMENT! us from St Johns were loudly Bridal shower honoring acclaiming your per­ Ann Miller of Pewamo was Centennial Farm Market Is formance, but all of the given at the home of Mrs people in the stands in­ Dave'Harrison at Westphalia BIGGER AND BETTER cluding bands from other Thursday, Sept 14. Hostesses WRBJ - FM were Mrs Dave Harrison, Mrs Mark Simon, Sue Keilen "FREE CIDER AND DOUGHNUTS FOR EVERYONE!, .' and Cathy Fink. Appropriate games were played with WATCH US MAKE CIDER! NEW 92.1 On Your FM Radio prizes going to the bride-to- be. Lunch and refreshments AUTOMATIC DOUGHNUT MAKER! were served to the iNEWCANDLE AND GIFT DEPARTMENT!! classmates. Ann received ALSO: many nice gifts. She will become the bride of Roy Special On Fancy Mcintosh Apples Simon on Oct 7. "COACHES CORNER" • Sunday, Sept 17 visitors of One-Half Bushel $ l49 Regular $1.75 Value Mr and Mrs Leon Thelen and WE STILL HAVE HOMEMADE COOKIES AND family of rural St Johns were BREADS, BOLOGNA, CHEESE, JAMS, AND FRIDAY, 4:30 P.M. Fr Philip Cook and Aurelia JELLIES. LOTS TOSEE. LOTS TO DOI and Marie Cook. Sept. 29 -30 CENTENNIAL Jk'FARM MARKET "SCOREBOARD SHOW" - J.S. 27 & Dill Rd. DeWitt Man. thru Thun. 8:30 - 5 pm Fridays fc 8:30 -8 pm FRIDAY, 10:45 P.M. Saturdays ^a 8:30-1 pm /*»

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SHOP EARLY from our many ::W:::::::W;:^^^ APPLES1 Pick your own, I WILL CARE for children AUCTION, 2500 N. US-27, Help Wanted Christmas catalogs for full $1.50, bushel. Golden Knob nowmobiles in my Ovid home, just out- St. Johns Egg Station, Sat., selections and lowest prices. CLASSjFlfD AD PAGES Orchard, Open 8 to 5 every­ •side city limits. Large yard Sept. 30, 10:30 a.m. Fur­ Finkbeiners, Fowler. Phone day. Red and Golden DRY WALL HANGER and for playing. Phone 834-2843 niture, chairs, rototillers, FOR SALE: Rupp Snow­ 593-2606. 22-tf-nc Delicious. South US-27 to finisher interested in Mod­ 21-3p-nc typewriters, snowmobiles, mobile 634 cc electric start­ CASH RATE: St per word. Price Rd., east to Chandler, ular Housing, full time, building materials, damaged er, wide track has a new EARLY BIRD specials! 20 south to Pratt, east 1/2 mile. steady work. Apply Style- Minimum 500 per insertion. van truck box, dishes, in­ battery and new track, $750. Business per cent off on personalized Dana Parker. Phone 651- master Mfg. Corp., 907 cinerators, many,' many Nothing down, no payments Opportunity and photo Christmas cards. SAVE a 25rf service fee by paying for your charged Dyd05435. 22-lip Gibbs St., St Johns. Finkbeiners, Fowler. Phone ad wlthfn 10 days of Insertion. miscellaneous items. Terms ' i "" until Jan. Northland Sports 21-^p-nc cash. No property removed Center, US-27 DeWitt. 669- LEARN TO BE a tax con­ 593-2606. ' 22-tf-nc BOX NUMBERS fn cars of this office add $1.00 sultant, classes start soon. till settled for. Not respon­ CABBAGE, HOME GROWN, 3474. 21-3p-nc HELP WANTED -The We do the returns in the WHIRLPOOL Trashmasher sible for accidents or stolen beautiful. $2.00 per bushel. Roadhouse is taking applica­ taxpayer's home. Phone Lan­ special . . . $169. Limited items day 'of sale. Refresh­ Some carrots. 9077 W.M-21 ALL CLASSIFIED WILL BE ACCEPTED ments available on grounds. tions for waitresses, cooks, sing 487-0772 or write to: offer at Fox Implement in 1 1/2 miles east of Ovid. FOR SALE: Snowmobile 650 Auctioneer Al Galloway. bartenders. If interested Tax Corporation of America Fowler. Phone 593-2360. UNTIL 5 P.M. MONDAYS WITH THE 22-3p-nc S.S, Firebird Chapparal. 22-lp-nc Lyle Mayers. Phone 224- please come to fill out P.O., Box 2113, Lansing, 22-1-nc EXCEPTION OF THOSE ADS GOING 2131. 22-3p application at 902 E. State, Mich. 48911. 20-7p-nc INTO NORTH CLINTON SHOPPING St. Johns. 14-tf Auction Sale WHIRLPOOL DISHWASHER NEWS. DEADLINE FOR THOSE 9:00 HELP I WHOEVER HAS my Under counter, 4 cycle. Hogs & Miscellaneous A.M. MONDAY. 100 foot sewer tape please, SALES, Salary and commis­ Wanted Special priced at $239.95. please return it. To the party AUCTION, 2500 N. US-27, Sheep sion, lots of extras. Apply Fox Implement in Fowler. that I loaned the 4 ft pipe St. Johns Egg Station, Sat., WANTED TO BUY ANTIQUE in person. Cains/tnc^lOW. Phone 593-2360. 22-1-nc wrench to repair his disc sept. 30, 10:30 a.m. Fur­ FOR SALE: 3 York and Hamp hanging or table lamps. Higham, St, Johns. 36-tf harrow please look in the niture, chairs, rototillers, crossed boars, can be seen Reasonable please. Call TESTED and t approved by RATES are based strictly on Classified Style. corner of your shop to see if typewriters, snowmobiles, at 1240 Jason Rd. 1/2 mile 224-6228. . 18-dhtf it's there, I need It bad. Dick west of US-27. 20-3p millions of homemakers. FOR FAST RESULTS-PHONE 224-2361 building materials, damaged WANTED-Babysitter in my Blue Lustre. Rent electric Parsons, Fowler Plumbing van truck box, dishes, in-- TIMBER WANTED: logs and or ENTERPRISE 8201 ' country home from 10:30 standing timber. Logsde^ shampooer $1. Dean True & Heating, Fowler, Mich. cinerators, many, many pm til 11:30 pm five nights livered toouryard.DEVER-' Value Hardware, downtown 21-3p miscellaneous items. Terms FOR SALE: Hampshire sow, St. Johns. 22-1 cash. No property removed 7 pigs. Tony Speerbrecker, a week. Will pay $2.00 to EAUX SAWMILL, INC., 2872 FOWLER RESIDENTS: Take reliable person. Call 834- CUSTOM BUTCHERING till settled for. Not respon­ 8142 Grove Rd. Phone 669- N, Hubbardston Rd. Pewamo your ads to Finkbeiner's LIKE TO TRAVEL? Want 5726. 20-3p-nc FOR SALE—1972 Snow Jet AND PROCESSING. We sible for accidents or stolen 9773, 22-lp Mich. Ph.-^593-2424 #nd/or; Pharmacy for fast, conven­ more education? What about 396 engine. 1972 Johnson butcher on Wednesdays and items day of sale. Refresh­ 593-2552. 40-tf ient service! 50-dhtf skilled training? We have ft sled. 1972 Double trailer Fridays. Beef-Pork. Halves ments available on grounds. for those who qualify. Call HELP WANTED—Mustbe23 Miscellaneous I $800. 224-7115. ,22-3p-nc and quarters, also retail Auctioneer Al Galloway. FOR SALE: Hampshire or older, male, must have 725-7489 Owosso. 21-3p-nc Items SKIN DISORDERS? Try cuts. All meats MDA inspec­ 22-lp-nc purebred stock hogs and open some truck driving exper­ UPHOLSTERY fabric sale. Toco-Derm Vitamin E ted. Pendell's Meat Proces­ gilts, service age. Reason­ ience. Randolph'sReadyMix ALBRING SALVAGE CO. We Herculon fabrics as low as cream, 1260 IU per tube at sing. West' City Limits on Garage able. 7 3/4 miles west of 224-3766. 2 miles north US- buy junk cars, copper, $2.88, vinyls $1.88, velvets Parr's Pharmacy. 17-6p Bussell Rd. just off M-57, Sales UNCLAIMED FREIGHT DeWitt, 9800 Howe Rd. after 27. 20-3p-nc brass radiators, starters $3.88. See these and much Carson City. Phone 584- SALE: Friday the 29th, 5:00 p.m. 22-3p and generators, etc. 9 more at the Upholstery 6640. Jake Vaughn. 5-tf-nc GARAGE SALE; 3260 East Saturday the 30th, 7:30 p.m. miles north of Elsie to Cotter Shop, 119 N. -Bridge St., FOR SALE: Cornet $100. One semi full of unclaimed IF YOU ARE a qualified Rd. Phone 862-4632. Snare drum $75. Both have M-21, i Thursday and Fri­ DeWitt, Mich. 22-3p-nc day, September 28 and 29, freight consisting of living Cqttle builder in the post building cases and in excellent con­ room suites, chairs, small r13-24-p-nc Infant through adult clothes field, excellent wages and dition 682-4324 or 223 Water VACUUM SALES & SERVICE FOR SALE—Siegler space and shoes, stove, table, an­ kitchen "appliances, bath FOR SALE: 5 Holstein benefits, a good opportunity St., Maple Rapids. 20-3p Kirby Center of St. Johns, WELL DRILLING and ser­ header $55, also 1955 Chevy tique bed, milk cans, lamps, cabinets, wall decorations, feeders, approximately 400 to grow with the fastest truck body with fiberglass 1104 S. US-27, FederalLand ice cream freezers, dinette vice. Pumps, pipes and FOR" SALE: Kitchen dinette dishes, baby furniture, toys, pounds. Phone Westphalia growing post building com­ front fenders. Call 682-4082 Bank Building. 224-7222. sets, bar stools, lamp tables, supplies. Free Estimates. set, table with leaf and 4 kitqhen sink. 22-lp-nc 587-6827. 22-lp pany in Michigan. We are or may be seen at 121 Gar­ 22-1-nc blankets, bedspreads, many Carl s. Oberlitner, 4664 N. large chairs, oval rug, cor­ looking for foremen and State Rd,, Alma, Phone 463-' field St., Maple Rapids. more items. Layaway ar­ FOR SALE: Hereford cows complete crews. For more net used one school season. Farm 4364. 18-tf 22-lp-nc FOR SALE: Parts for all ranged. This sale at Tom & with calves, cows bred back information call Lansing of­ Mrs Charles Bracey, 4 Produce Jerry's 'Auction Service, miles squth of Ovid. Phone electric shavers. Levey's also open heifers, 2 miles fice 517-372-7411.1 Hemlock FOR SALE: Brownie dress, WE HAVE A large selection 6528 W. Grand River, Port­ 834-2607. 20-3p-nc Jewelry, Elsie. 1-tf" west, 1 south, 1 west, 1/4 office 517-642-5241. 22-lp size 8. In good condition., of bulbs for your Spring PICK YOUR OWN APPLES land. 22-lp-nc mile south St. Johns. 22-3p ___..-- •.'_ ___-___- " at Beck's Fruit Farm. Dwarf $1.50. Call 224-7128 after ' garden to be planted nowl FOR SALE: Wood and steel size trees, easy to pick. R.N. FOR FULLTIME or 5:00 pm. or . anytime Stop in and get your choice WINTER MAY BE COMING portable cattle _mangers,i Poultry & Beck's Fruit Farm, 7 miles part-time, scheduleflexible. Wednesday. 22-dhtf at Watt Florist, 121 E. Pine but the time to think Spring Simon's Planing Mill, Fow­ north of St Johns to Sunoco i 13: Salary open. Call 393-6130 St., Elsie. 22-1-nc is nowl Plant those bulbs ler. Ph. 583-2000. 28-tf during day or 882-2622 eve­ HOUSEHOLD ITEMS for and have a beautiful garden Service Station, 1/4 mile nings. Ask for Mrs. sale. Kitchen table and 4 FOR SALE: Wood Brothers to show. Get your bulbs at east on Maple Rapids Rd. FOR SALE: Graycrosshens, £ •>\ °t £ Gallagher. 22-5p chairs $12.50. Voice of 250 gallon bulk tank. Leo Watt Florist, 121 E. Pine Notice Phone 224-4309. 20-3p-nc 75? each. Norm Fedewa, At J«*^JmZf+kJ* Music -Early American Glaister, 7631 DeWitt Rd. St., Elsie. 22-1-nc Pewamo 593-2082. 21-lp-nc cG\> stereo $50. New Infant seat Phone 224-2278. 20-3p-nc i 50?. Misc. items. Phone 224- MARIE'S YARNS, 501 E. FCR SALE: Sweet corn. $25.00 COMMISSION PER FOR SALE—Cornish Rock evening, PAID WEEKLY. 6228. 22-dhtf Buchanan St., St. Johns, Phone 224-6024 afternoon. f i ' 20-3p fryers, dressed and'frozen." SANDRA PARTIES needs Mich, -will remain in busi- 40 a lb. Phone 224-4349. FOR'SALE: Antique rocker, ( ness due to customer demand * you to demonstrate TOYS, 21-lp 200 W. State St. GIF TS, ^-DECORATIONS, upholstered chair, full sized for Bernat and Splnnerin box springs and mattress. 1 FOR SALE: Rye for seed. Phone 224-2301 spare time, now to Decem­ CIDER & DOUGHNUTS Merchandise. Also, due to North DeWitt Road, P. Phone 224-7205. 22-lp-nc the cooperation and under­ ber. No delivering. No col­ f PICK YOU t)WN APPLES OR ALREADY! Dakers 224-3585 20-3p-nc Pets Isie Brcnch lecting. No investment. Make standing of my customers, FOR SALE: Sears oil heater iPICKED. Visit Our Rustic Antique Cider ^Carter- Melvin BI'dcT this a debt-free Christmas. I remain open on a "Please APPLES. Now picking Cort- FOR SALE: Brittany Spaniel with blower, 275 gallontank, (Parlor. Sit Back and Enjoy A Carmel Call collect: (313) 365-5720 call weekday evenings after lands. Other varieties soon. >h. 862-5391 5 ft. cast iron bath tub, Pups, 10 weeks old, AKC or write 7207 E. McNichols, lApple or Try Our New Cider Shakes 5:30 for appointments." I Wyrick's Orchard, 6 miles' electric Westinghouse 30 eligible, 3 females. From S. LANSING spotless Detroit, Michigan 48212. JWhile Listening to Oldtime Tunes most sincerely thank my east of St. Johns to St. Clair inch range. 224-2029. good hunting stock. PhonT^%e • condition, this like new • 22-lp-nc jOn Our Player Piano. Watch us Make customers Marie Devereaux, Rd., 2 miles south to Parks Fowler 593-2300. 19-3p • „ i ch to of- I 22-lp-nc *Cider. Saturday - Sunday Afternoons 22-3p bt leve nas mU Rd., west 1/4 mile. Bring > • fer, 4 bedrooms, 2 full Jobs own containers. 22-tf-nc • FOR SALE 8x12 ft Stake Miscellaneous A baths, carpeted liv. rm., Wanted UNCLE JOHNS CIDER' SIQeillllHI . formal din. rm.w/sltding • ,--,„,. f, i t,„„n truck rack for sale. Robert Wanted MILL • door to deck, family rm. whitewashing. Bernard 587_673^ Aw/fireplace, utility rm. Schafer, Pewamo 5^8-'3550. ' _ Vh mi. North of St. Johns WANTED RIDE to downtown X w/water softner, 2 car • on U.S. 27 John Beck, Lansing startingOctober9th • garage, lot 117 x 264.- • .Proprietor' from St Johns, Phone 593- • LARGE FAMILY home PICK YOUR OWN APPLES! 3389. 20-3p-nc A w/5 rooms up and 5 down, • • can be used as duplex or STARTING Sept. 15th, 16th, 17th WANTED PIANO STU­ • single family, full base-- • AL GALLOWAY DENTS, teacher a graduate T ment andd garage, greagreatt Y Mcintosh 1972 CLOSE OUT of MSU and EMU Schools of September 22nd thru 24th • location on Oakland St.St.,, ^ USED FARM EQUIPMENT Music. Phone Ovid 834-5177 • even has fireplace in den. 20-3p-nc 1 NJclntosh, Red Delicious, Jonathans TRACTORS - COMBINES - CORNHEADS SALE ON ALL TV T SCOTT ROAD'nearlng ' September 29th thru October 1 • completion, iTbedroom ^ TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS - PICKERS Red Delicious, Golden Delicious MODELS. • ranch, pick your own de- • TRACTOR PARTS - REBUI LT HEADS T cor, save$500,00offprlcej Jonathans Here Is Your Chance tfta* ' • by doingyourownpainting ^ October 6th thru 8th GOOD SELECTION AT ALL TIMES Ford • $850.00 floor coveringal- • To Save Big! FARM and INDUSTRIAL 1 lowance, 1 1/2 baths, full, ^ Red and Golden Delicious, Jonathans Phone (517) 224-4713 or 224-4300 TRACTORS and • basement. EQUIPMENT • ELSIE large 4 bedroom PHILLIPS ORCHARDS First Farm North of St. Johns on New and Used home on large lot, priced • • right at$13,500.00tplenty US -27 • 7 Miles North to Golf Course Simplicity A of room for that large ST. JOHNS,. Ml CH". T family, new furnace. • 3 Miles West, 1 Mile North LAWN and GARDEN # PHONE: 682-4430 • 80 ACRE FARM on EQUIPMENT A Lowell Road w/beautiful • rancn st le HENGFSBACH FOROX y home, 3 bed- NEW EQUIPMENT brooms, full basement, 2 2 Row narrow row head for John Deere No 34 chopper. PICK TRACTOR SALES •car garage, barn 36 x 64 • Several 8 inch Augers, 50 ft, to 60 ft. Phone 647-6356 Yplus several other out • •buildings,- Contract ^ USED COMBINES i IDALMAN HARDWARE; PORTLAND, MICH.t,51-t - f 2J.D. No. 55 S.P. with spike cylinder and bean •terms. • YOUR Plumbing Supplies-Paint-Farm Supplies equipment, Y BRICK FRONT bt-level • •among the trees, near the ^ USED EQUIPMENT OWN DeWITT Phone 669-6758 CONCRETE •hospital, 4 large bed- • New Idea 2 row wide picker husker. ~ rooms, master w/deck to • 2 J.D. 4 row bean pullers. WALLS • balcony, fireplace in J.D. 40 loader. APPLES[ •family rm., 2 car garage. Freeman loader. USED MACHINERY A new home is a lifetime T KIBBEB STREET new • 2 J.D. No. 435 N cornheads for No. 95 & 105 combine. Investment. Let Us help you • Cape Cod, 3 large bed- A.C. 12 ft. wheel disc, 1 year old. secure this investment with • rooms, carpeted liv.rm.,' Farmall H tractor . ' J.DI running gear with gravity box. the best basement wall | AT BECK'S I possible —a poured concrete Y large family areaw/kit- • Ford Industrial tractor, loader and backhoe. Fox No. 328, 3 row snapping head for chopper. wall. We are equipped to do • chen, 2 full baths, full John Deere 4020 gas tractor, Gehl 2 row chopper the complete job or any part •basement, great place for Innes 500 AR bean windrower .. ^ | FRUIT FARMs Gehl 2 beater forage box. of it. Bring your prints over Ykids on this extra large Ford 8 N tractor, good rubber. or call for an appointment ^lot, 8 x 3631 2 Innes No. 700 R wlndrowers. S87-3811. • J.D. 4020 diesel tractor w/turbo. • Located 7 miles north of St. Johns" • 4 BEDROOM HOME w/ MF 50 diesel w/power steering and power wheels. " } liv. rms. plus din rm. Farmall 350 diesel. • to Sunoco Service, then 1/4 mile" New Idea No. 10,1 row picker. READY-MIX CONCRETE • and kitchen, full basement Massey Ferguson 85 diesel. J east on Maple Rapids'Road. Phone • Innes No. 570, 4 row. wide row bean windrower. For All Your Needs . •• •and garage. , QUALITY - SERVICE Massey Ferguson 85 gas. • 224-4309. S International No. 80 bean special combine. John Deere 2010 gas Minn. Moline self-propelled bean combine. • You'll Enjoy FOR APPOINTMENT'S' New Holland No 516 spreader (206 bushel) with John Deere No. 55 combine with bean equipment. • AT OTHER TIMES hydraulic end gate attachment. 2 Picking From Farmall M w/new overhaul. FEDEWA ?HQNE: g Our. Dwarf Trees. Farmall A w/cultivator. New Idea No. 203, P.T.O, spreader. , • Bruce Lantcrmnn 224-4740 • • Dorrlll Bhlnibery 224-3BB1 John Deere No. 33 P.T.O. spreader. BUILDERS, Inc BUI Holler 224-7SB0 or 882-3381' S MAkE PLANS NOW AlOalloway 224-4713 • • TO PICK APPLES G21B Wright Road, HoyF. Briig* 224-2200 DON SHARKEY Sattler & Son, Inc. Raruiy BrlRja 224-0074 John Deere Sales & Service • AT BECK'S! & 1/4 Miles South of Fowler. Ralph Green 224-7047 Archie Mooro (Do Wilt) 000.0043 1 1/2 Miles East of St. Louis Phone 236-7280 Middlclon G3-tf Phone ,,681-2440 1 September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 13A

FOR SALE - Massey Fer­ FOR SALE: 1964 Chevrolet NICE SUBURBAN home, 2 GOVE—Many thanks to the PETRICK—We would like Cattle guson (Lund ell) green 4 door hardtop. Reasonably car garage with large land­ Real Estate staff at Clinton Memorial to thank the hospital staff, In Memoriam chopper, pretty good shape. scaped lot Just minutes from priced. Call 593-3217. Hospital and to Doctors Drs. Russell, Grost, all the FOR SALE: 16 Holsteinheif­ $200, Phone 224-3640. St. Johns. Call Fred Deno­ Grost and Russell for the 20-dh-nc FOR SALE: 3bedroom,good help that helped our loved ers, due September and 22-lp-nc vich, 224-2597 or Furman good care I received. location near park and one during his illness. Es­ October, Charles Bracey, Realty Co. 224-3236 or 485- I greatly appreciated Rev. FOR SALE-196B Mercury schools. Dry basement. Can pecially Pastor Koeppen {or 4 miles south of Ovid. Ph. 0225. 22-1 Carson's visits and also the In loving memory of our Colony Park Stationwagon. be seen by appointment only. his comforting words and all 834-2607. 20-3p-nc cards, flowers and visits dear husband and father, FOR SALS: John Deere Sharp, power, air, cruise 224-4143, 14-tf his visits. Also the neigh­ of friends and relatives. Fred W. Hansens who passed cornpicker, 227 mounted,* control, stereo AM-FM FOR SALE by owner. Acre­ bors for their kindness and best offer. Jim Voisinet, Ethel Gove. 22-lp-nc away one year ago, Sept. 30, Farm radio, automatic load level- age suitable for building help, the Ladies Guild who 1972. 2775 E. Alward Rd. Phone' ers, very good condition. Ph. home. Raymond Murton, among others furnished food, Machinery 669-3825. ' 22-lp-nc HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 bed­ It broke our hearts to lose 224-7740. 21-3p 224-7316, Call after 5:30 We wish to thank the also for the lovely gifts of • you, rooms, newly remodeled, p.m. or Saturday, 22-3p-nc people that sponsored us to NORWOOD hay savers and flowers. To anyone else our But you did not go alone. corner lot, 241 West Pearl, make our Walk-a-thon a suc­ deepest gratitude. Family of silage bunks, all steel Horses FOR SALE — 1967 Ford 2- Ovid. Phone 834-5375. A part of us went with you, Real Estate cess. Pilgrim United Meth­ Peter P, Petrick, his chil­ The day God called you home. welded with rolled edges to door Mustang fastback. 21-2p-nc odist caravan. 22-lp-nc last a lifetime. See at our Automatic transmission, dren and Sister Margaret, You wished no one a last HORSES BOARDED, ,lndoor Wanted yard, 5 1/4 miles south of new tires, low mileage, in Brother Manfred. 22-lp-nc farewell, arena, acres of riding area. KNICKERBOCKER - The Nor even said good-bye, Fowler. Ph. 587-3811, Fe- good running condition, 224- WANTED LISTINGS, Call family of Iola Knickerbocker 7 miles north' of St. Johns. WE, OURSELVES, will buy ROZEN—I wish to express You were gone before we dewa Builders, Inc. '22-tf' 7171. 22-3p-nc Bob White, 862-5643. MACK desire to express their Hickory Hill Stables. 224- your land contract. For my thanks and appreciation knew it, REAL ESTATE, OVID. grateful appreciation and 2933. 22-3p-nc prompt, courteous action, to Drs, Russell, Grost, the And only God knows why. 19-6p-nc thank all the Federal Mogul FOR SALE: International FOR SALE - 1967 Cutlass call Ford s. LaNoble, La- nurses, nurses' aides, the They say time heals all co-workers and friends for TD-9 bulldozer. CallChapin Economy Six station wagon. Noble Realty, 1516 E. Mich-, little Candy Striper girls, sorrow, FOR SALE: Registered their thoughtful acts of kind­ 661-2404. 2l-2p-nc Automatic, power steering igan, Lansing, Ph. 517-482- Mary Crosby, the dietitian, And helps us to forget, quarterhorse colt, regis­ For Rent ness and the many meals and radio. Ideal family car, 1637. Evenings 517 - 337- and all the other help that But time, so far, has only tered half Arab, registered provided during the duration good condition. $750. Jerry 1276. 37-tI I may not have mentioned proved, -yearling half Arab. One of her illness. Our sincere BEHLEN CORN CRIBS, Hawk 651-5260. 22-3p-nc for the wonderful care How much we miss you yet. grade colt. Phone 224-2933. NORWOOD apartments in thanks also go to the mem­ heavy steel rods, welded during my stay at Clinton God gave us strength to -22-3p YOU CAN build a new home DeWitt. Rustic Villa apart­ bers of St. Johns Lutheran and dipped galvanized, for , Memorial Hospital, Every­ face it, FOR SALE: 1971Datsunwith and finance it at 7 1/4% ments in Westphalia, 2 bed­ Congregation for all the de­ years of rust-free service one was so kind and nice to And courage to bear the blow, Sporting nylon cover, cap high shell interest with low monthly room units, all feature built- licious food brought in, to and high resale value. Will me. Also want to thank my But what it meant to love am fm radio wide tires and payments and very small in appliances, private en­ Pastor Koeppen and Rev. stand high winds even when / relatives, neighbors and and lose you, Goods one bike trailer that will closing costs if you qualify. trances, carpeting, security Paul Jones for theirprayers empty. See the various sizes haul 3 bikes. Call Ovid 834- friends for flowers, fruit, No one will ever know. available in stock for FOR SALE: Single barrel Under this plan you can build deposit required. No pets. and visits. The wonderful 5262. 20-3p-nc cards and visits at the hos­ Gone, but not forgotten. immediate delivery. Finan­ 12 gauge Iver Johnson shot a 3 or '4 bedroom home. 669-9879, 587-3811 or after kindness and care given by pital and home. Thanks Sadly missed by his wife, cing available through your If you can't qualify for this 4, 669-9815. , 22-tf-nc the doctors, nurses and gun. Phone 224-2598. FOR SALE: 1966 Ford again. God bless you all, sons, daughters, grandchil­ A.S.C. office at .5.52% financing program, we have -aides at Carson City Hos­ 22-lp-nc Galaxie, 4 door, V-8, power Mrs. Anna Rozen. 22-lp-nc dren and many friends. interest, Fedewa Builders, other financing programs FOR RENT - Small 2 bed­ pital will never be forgotten. brakes and steering, stan­ - i- - ______Inc. .5 1/4 miles south of available which can be room house, carpeted living 22-lp-nc 22-lp-nc FRANCIS AVIATION, INC. dard shift, good tires, no MAYERS-I wish to thank Fowler. Phone 587-3811." adapted to your budget. For room, attached one car Travel the safe way with rust, -good condition. Call Drs. Russell and Grost, 18-tf more information, call garage, adults. $140 a month our charter service or learn Pompeii 838-2379. Fedewa Builders, Inc. 587- ORMSBY-I wish to thank nurses, nurses' aides, the to fly with us. Vets approved. plus deposit. Write Box Y 20-3p-nc 3811 or stop in at our of­ c/o Clinton County News Drs. Russell and Grost and Grey Ladies for the good Capitol City Airport - Ph. IN LOVING MEMORY Of FOR SALE:PTOCornShell- fice located 5 1/4 miles giving references. 22-3p-nc the entire staff of the Clin­ care I received while at er and dray conveyer and 484-1324. 23-tf Mobile south of Fowler on Wright ton Memorial hospital for Clinton Memorial Hospital, Clyde E. Morrill whopassed John Deere mounted corn away September 28, 1968, Rd. 27-tf FOR RENT-Upstairs apart­ their wonderful care given also I want to thank Reverend picker. Leon Wohlfert, 3 Homes me while in that hospital, Carson, my friends and While you, dear parent, Motorcycles ment, 2 bedroom, private en­ rest and sleep, miles south 1 1/2 east of FOR SALE: 1966 Parkwood also want to thank the Doc­ neighbors for their prayers, trance. Close to downtown. You loving memory we'll Westphalia. 20-3p mobile home, 12 x 60, step TWO LOTS for sale, one on tors and staff of nurses at St. visits, cards, gifts and FOR SALE: 1969 Suzuki 500, Adults only, no pets. Deposit always keep. up kitchen, 2 bedroom. Call Francis Road, one on and references required. Lawrence Hospital for their flowers. Louis Mayers. FOR SALE: International $500. Call after 5 pm. 224- His family. 22-lp-nc after 5:00 pm. Phone 651- Lehman Road. Will build Box Z c/o Clinton County wonderful -care given me 22-lp-nc No. 56 blower in excellent 2574. 16-dhtf-nc 6009. 21-3p-nc using your plans or ours. News. 22-3p-nc while in that hospital. Also condition. Melvin Fitz- Will help arrange financing. want to thank my friends for patrick, 3 miles east, 1 1/4 FOR SALE: 1971 Suzuki 500, Call Fedewa Builders, Inc. their calls, cards, flowers Clfnfon County News FOR RENT - Air hammer south of Ithaca. Phone 875- additional equipment, insur­ Trailers & 587-3811. 5-tf and plants. They are all ap­ for breaking up cement, 4541. 20-3p ance and helmets included, Campers preciated very much. I es­ etc. We have two available. WANT ADS SELL $600. Phone 224-3762.20-3p FOR SALE—Texaco service pecially want to thank my PICKUP COVERS, cab high, Randolph's Ready-Mix Plant FOR SALE: Case, 1 row station available in Lan-^ children and grandchildren $109 and up, 26 inchpaneled North US 27, ph. 224-3766. corn picker. George Martin, sing. Call Pat Larlck 372- for their help in my sick­ Automotive insulated, large windows and 40-tf^ 3 miles south of Fowler. 6099 days, 372-3583 eve­ ness. May God bless you PLANNING A lights $235. (Dealer wanted) 22-3p-nc nings. 49-tf one and all. Roy Ormsby. FOR SALE: 1966 Mustang B & L Distributing, 3319 FOR RENT: Furnished 22-lp-nc GARAGE 6 cylinder, 3 speed, $375. S. Cedar, Lansing. Phone apartment for single per­ Real Estate Phone Pewamo 593-3350. 882-7902. 16-12p-nc ST JOHNS - 4 bedroom son, -close in, private bath 20-3p-nc bi-level, priced to sell. Call and entrance. Call after SALE? Mary Rappuhn, 224-3469 or LYON - I want to thank 5:00, 224-4465. 22-tf everyone for the cards, gifts, OUR RENTAL FLEET of "Furman Realty Co., 224- Did you know 1972 3236 or 486-0225. 20-1-nc money and flowers sent to me FOR SALE: 1965 Ford Gal- Starcraft, Starmaster, while I was in the hospital axie 500 2 door hardtop, 8 models is now on sale. For Card of Thanks and since my return home, that the CLINTON 390 cubic inch V-8, standard $1289- Plus tax- Prlce in" OVID (in town) located on cludes s large lot, 3 bedroom home, I would also like to thank shift, radio, good tires. Ph. *Wnace( P*re tire everyone for the food brought COUNTY NEWS 593-2059 22-3D and gas lwttle and regulator. quality built two years ago, MANEVAL-Many thanks fully carpeted, full base­ in and the many nice visits. Beck & Hyde Farmarlna, N to neighbors, friends, Gweh Lyon. 22-lp-nc furnishes FREE US-27. 224-3311. 20-3p-nc ment, two car garage, must Eureka Congregational FOR SALE: 1964 Dodge 700 be seen to be appreciated. Christian Church, Women's yard signs marking 3 BEDROOM. iMmodern f, truck with 16 ft, grain rack. CAMPERS, PICKUP^ Call Bob White 862-5643 Fellowship and Sunday •^ HAYNES-I wish to ex­ home nearAsnleyschool, Phone 626-6585. 22-lp-nc COVERS, Travel Trailers & after 4:00 p.m. MACK REAL School for cards, calls, press my thanks to all my your sale location? has forced air heat, all _____ equipment, close out prices ESTATE, OVID. 19-4p-nc visits, flowers, gifts and friends and relatives for re­ carpeted with large many kindnesses extended membering me with cards, utility room, on a large FOR SALE: 1965 Ford, half °" aU 1972 models and renta! Call Millie at units of lcku cam rS nd to my family and me during messages and gifts, es­ lot. ton pickup, 6 cylinder. $250. P P f * NEW LISTING, immaculate Phone 862-5368. 22-lp Travel Trailers Wing Mfg. 3 bedroom*with fireplace ac­ my illness. Ideeplyappreci­ pecially those who came to 224-2361 & Sales, 5349 Wisner Rd, centing large family room. ate your friendship, your see me on my 90th birthday. 3 BEDROOM home in 2 mlIe west l 3/4 ra s Buyer may assume attrac­ concern and your prayers, Mrs. Nancy Haynes. 22-lp for all the details Ashley, newly redec­ FOR"SALE: "l968 Firebird", */ ' , "? Onalee Maneval. 22-lp-nc orated on 3 large well convertable, 350, V-8, 3 north of Ashley, phone 847- tive low interest mortgage. landscape^ lots, with speed, air-conditioning. 3171, 20-7-nc Call Fred Denovich 224-2597 or Furman Realty Co. 224- barn, garage com­ Phone 834-2305. 22-3p " bination. Immediate 3236 or 485-0225. 22-1 possession. Would con­ CLASSIFIED FOR SALE: 1965'ChevyNova NEWS WANT ADS sider land contract. Fine second car. See at S B FOR SALE—80 acre farm CALI 224 2361 2 1/2 miles from Fowler. 20 ACRE building site 1/2 Keys & Son Gulf in Elsie. 593-2242, 22-3p-nc USINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY mile from Ashley. Con­ 21-1-nc tract. Use This Classified'Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms FOR SALE: 1963 El Camino LOOKING FOR 13 DESIREABLE lots, blue. Excellent condition. Ford Tractors have city water, sewer See it at S B Keys & Son A NEW HOME? and Implements AUCTIONEER BARBERS FOODS REAL ESTATE and natural gas. Nearly Gulf Service in Elsie. all have frontage on hard 21-1-nc We'll Build You New and Used Machinery BURTON ABSTRACT AND surface streets in AshleyT BEAUFORE'S BARBER ANDY'S IGA, St. Johns, TITLE CO. Abstract and What Vou Want Farts and Accessories AL GALLOWAY, AUCTION-. Home Baked Bread, Pies, House trailers are EER Used Farm Machinery SHOP, 1002 1/2 State. Open Title Services, 119 N. Clin­ allowed on some of these &M$lk IT MS TO Tues. thru Sat. also Wed. Cookies, Choice Meats, &m& & Parts. St. Johns, 2J.4- Carry-out service, ton. Ph. 224-3294. lots. ON YOUR LOT CARLAND SALES 4713. & Fri. evenings. HMtfiMiM OR OURS and SERVICE JOSEPH J. GENE'S IGA FOODLINER, RESTAURANT CLEANERS DAY, WEEK, MONTH or WILLARD SEARLES Phone Owosso, SA 3-32?7 ARNETT CASE, 14358 Elsie 9-6 Mon. Tues. Wed. LONG TERM LEASE Residential Builder , Carland, Michigan Watson Rd., Bath, Michigan Sat. 9-9 Thurs. & Fri 862- DALEY'S FINE FOOD, , DUCHI ST. JOHNS 18808. Phone (517) 641-6438. 4220. Dining & cocktails, Ph. 224- CAINS, Inc. Phone 224-3297 24-ti ANTES DRY CLEANERS, REAL ESTATE BROKER pickup and delivery. 1C3 W. 3072, S. US-27-1/2 mile Phono 847-3301 BUICK-PONTIAC Walker, phone 224-4529. GIFTS S. M-21. 8769 Arnold Rd. OPEL-GMC" AUTOMOTIVE Ashley, Michigan ROTARY WATEl WELL DRILLING 2 blocks west, 2 blocks ALL WORK GUARANTEED CHARLES H. SILLS. Salesman DRUGS THE TREASURE CHEST, WESTERN 311 Carol Drive, Elsie north of Court House. SUUMLRSinLL PUMPS SOLD & UbPAIRLD '* ILL FOWLER FORD. New ! Used Cars & Pick-ups. 220 N. Clinton, Hallmark ' Phone 517-862-6032 Phone 224-3231 St. Johns TOM'S WESTERN STORE, 2-tf I. US-27, DeWitt, 669-2725. / Cards-Russell Stover Candy. GILBERT & INGALLS, Inc. PARR'S REXALL • DRUGS, 1 ml. W. Ovid, 9-5:30 Mon. DeWftt-669-9636 or Dimondcile-646-2871 48-trl open daily 7:30 a.m. to 9 -Sat., Fri. til 9. Anytime CAIN - BUICK - PONTIAC, P.m., Sunday 8:30-12:30 & HARDWARE by Appt., 834-5446, New & Used Cars, 210 W. 5 to 7 p.m. Higham, Complete Body & DALMAN HARDWARE, Ph. Seryice. 669-6785, DeWitt, Whirl­ Space ... where research ELECTRICIANS pool Appliances, Zenith TV, EGAN FORD SALES, INC., Plumbing and Heating. means farm profit... 200 W. Higham, phone 224- MAINTENANCE ELECT. for "Gib" Simon - Howard Gladding 2285 Pinto-Ford-Maverick- SERVICE Residential, Com­ INSURANCE Brokers Torino-Mustang. mercial, Industrial Ph.224- 102 N. CLINTON - PHONE 224-6736 7966, 507 E. Higham. Rent • Want To Seed JIM MCKENZIE INSURANCE 90S E Cass, 3 bedroom ranch, many extra features HUB TIRE CENTER, B.F. All Line of Ins. 224-2479 In this house, 2 car garage attached. SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., 5 Your Farm To Soodrich Tires, Ph. 224- Ionia-527-2480. 801 Hampshire Dr.. beautiful * 3 bedroom ranch, 3218, Front End Alignment. Residential - Commercial - LIST YOUR fireplace and first floor family room, central air, Industrial, 224-4277, 807 2 car garage, pool table stays. Many built-ins. : Better Profits? 1/2 E, State St. JEWELRY BUSINESS S. MORTON — 3 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, newl BOB'S AUTO BODY, Com­ 10 acres of privacy, possible pond, nice trees. pete Collision Service, 224- _ FERTILIZERS OR SERVICE [ CHECK TEWELES NEW 2921, 80tfN. Lansing. LEVEY'S JEWELRY, Orange 3 bedroom ranch with many extras on 1 acre, TODAY... Ovid area. 2490 N. Ovid Rd. Blossom diamond rings, 5 CATALOG ZEEB FERTILIZERS, Bulova & Accutron Watches, 1701 E. Townsend Rd., 3 bedroom ranch with family HENRY E. DREPS. INC.. Everything for the soil, St. Elsie, 862-4300. room, 2 car attached garage. • Now Booking for 2ars, Trucks & Motor Home Johns, 224-3234, Ashley, Call 705 N. 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I' ,.jg $&{ 16A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 27,1972 Pirates lose 6-0 Redwings frosh blast POTTERVILLE -- Pot- resulted in serious knee and Tackle Charles Bengel, terville quarterback Steve injuries to his starting Fedewa had 6 solo and 11 Charlotte Orioles 44-0 Turner connected on a 6- quarterback Doug Walter gang fackles while Bengel yard pass to Dick Lowe and first string halfback was credited with 3 solo and Tom Fedewa, Compounding ST JOHNS - The St Johns scoring strike to Nick Johns' offensive ground Friday with 3:55 remaining 13 gang tackles. Fedewa also' Pytlowanyj. Knaus now has the problem is the illness of led the Pirates in rushing freshmen, stormed past attack. He reported th& mi the clock to gain a 6-0 win Charlotte Thursday night on passed for 4 TDs in 2 games. Pettigrew twins, Curt and over Pewa mo-Westphalia. all-conference guard Tom from his fullback spot with 96 Davarn. "We kind of had the Redwings field by a score, He also scored a touchdown Bob, consistently blocked out. The two Central Michigan yards in 12 carries. of 44-0. against Charlotte on a their opponents along witKJ Athletic Conference squads things going against us this week," remarked Marks. Coach Roger DePaepe quarterback snerik. center Earl Flegler as the( were deadlocked in a tough THIS WEEK the Pirates called the victory "a real The final St Johns touch­ bulk of St Johns' rushing was * defensive struggle most of The Pirates Coach said his return to their home field in **^_ team effort" and reported down was a 55-yard screen gained up the middle. a CMAC contest against the - the game until Potterville squad controlled most of the BRUCE CAMERON the defensive unit "did an pass play from Kleth Haske Another interesting facU began its final period drive. game against Potterville DeWitt Panthers. outstanding job". He pointed to Steve Cockrun. Four 2- noted by DePaepe and hisj A 50-yard pass' play from "but we had numerous out that Charlotte "never got pfaint conversions were also assistant John Wilcox wasj Turner to end John Heinze penalties which kept us in close to our goal line." successful in the gamp. that St Johns opponents have set up the winning touch­ the hole." He added that A defensive highlight of failed to complete a pass! down. Potterville's final period Bruce Cameron earns NICK KOENIGSKNECHT the game was a blocked punt against the defense in th$ rally highlighted by 1 long paced the St Johns scoring by Jeff Brasington. t last two games. ' ^ P-W COACH Bill Marks pass spelled the difference y attack with three touch­ THIS WEEK the Redwings had several problems to between victory and defeat. downs. One of his TDs was on COACH DePAEPE cited freshmen play host to Holt contend with in preparation Heading up a strong player of week honor a pass from quarterback blocking up front by the with kickoff time set for 7 pm* for the game. Last week's defensive effort by P-W were Tim Knaus who alsoj threw a offensive line as the key to St Thursday. game against Laingsburg linebacker Gerard Fedewa St Johns running back defensive unit with 16 tackles guard / linebacker Neil Bruce Cameron earned the and 2 fumble recoveries. 0- Simon for his "consistent Clinton County NEWS E's Loynes also, turned in a play both ways" in the "Player of the Week" honor fine performance on defense Eagles win over Web- for his outstanding per­ as he recovered a fumble to berville. Gerard Fedewa formance in the Redwings' set up his team's winning earned < his coach's 28-7 win over Charlotte touchdown and made 14 nomination^ for the second Friday night. tackles. Loynes also downed straight week after gaining The 5-foot-7 145-pound the Lowell quarterback 3 9(? yards in 12 carries. & senior scored 3 touchdowns, times for huge losses. Fedewa also was credited GUARANTEED easy painting... booted an extra point, in­ Fowler Coach Steve Spicer with 6 solo and 11 gang tackles on defense. brushes, rolls on easily tercepted a pass and gained nominated offensive 124 yards in pacing his team to a West Central Conference Hunter safety graduates 88 victory. Last season Cameron led the conference Eighty-eight boys and girls transportation from St in rushing and his per­ participated in the Hunter Johns. formance Friday night Safety Training Course Youngsters 12 thru 16 makes him a strong favorite conducted by the Sleepy years of age successfully GAL. to repeat this feat. Hollow Conservation Club at completing this course, received a shoulder patch ONE WEEK their clubhouse on West OTHER CONTENDERS Mead Rd, Saturday, Sept 23. and pocket card from . the ONLY for the "Player of the Week" Department of Na t(iral honor were DeWitt's Gary Club members Jerry Resources which is Kostoski, Mike Zigler, John ALSO... SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS Bouts, Gerard Fedewa of. necessary to attain a hunting Pewamo - Westphalia, Williamson, Leon Thelen, license. IN STAINING AND REFINISHING Fowler's Neil Simon and Dick Root, Gordon Matter PRODUCTS. Randy Loynes, of Ovid- and Bill Butler served as AND..,. For Redecorating Your Walls Elsie. instructors and Jack Bouts, an all-state lineman Downing handled publicity We Have 25 Patterns last season, paced DeWitt's and arranged for bus Of Wallpaper In Stock WE CAN ORDER ANYTHING YOU DESIRE COMPLETE BODY WORK BROKEN FIELD RUNNING AND GLASS REPLACEMENT Silvestri Redwings running back Mark Barz seeks daylight between 2 Charlotte defenders after intercepting a pass during St. Johns 28-7 victory over the Orioles Friday night. PAINT and WALLPAPER BOB'S AUTO BODY Barz stole 2 of the 6 Charlotte passes grabbed by St. Johns defenders. 1103 N. Clinton St. Johns Ph. 224-2784 ,800 N. Lansing Phone 224-2921 JV 'Wings blank NOW OFFERING Charlotte 22-0 CHARLOTTE - A strong outstanding defensive play THE FINAL TD^camein defensive effort by the St were end Jeff Hazle, tackle the third period on a one^ ff bhns junior varsity shut out Mike Beaufore, linebacker yard quarterback sneak by Charlotte 22-0 Thursday Jeff Thornton and tackle Joe Brian Pertler. Carpenter night on the losers field. Hollenbeck. then fielded a low hike from Home Improvement Redwings JV Coach Al St Johns halfback Kahm center and ran into the end Werbish singled out' his Latimer opened scoring in zone for a 2-point conversion. defensive unit as the major the first period with a 3-yard St Johns halfback Danny key to victory as Charlotte plunge off tackle. Drew Salazar was the game's was forced to pass for what Carpenter kicked the extra leading rusher with 99 yards, little yardage they point. in 17 carries. The junior generated. ' 'Our defense In the second quarter, Redwings compiled 250 looked real good," reported fullback Harold Wellman Jr yards rushing with an of­ scampered 10-yard up the fensive attack which Werbish, "especially the stressed running. line." middle for St Johns' second LOANS TD. Carpenter kicked the This week the St Johns CITED BY Werbish for extra point., underclassmen travel to Holt for a Thursday night game.

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The official whistles for a timeout in Friday night's St Johns - Charlotte game as Dr James Grost (checkered hat) tends to an, injured player. Standing in the center is St Johns coach Ernie Becker.

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Sheldon is another of the many, persons in the area who devote much of their free time to activities of general community benefit. He has worked closely with youngsters as a little league coach and is never too busy to answer the demands of that job. fn addition he has served in anumber of capacities as a member of St Joseph Church and is currently president of the parish school board. For these and other civic efforts we're please to recognize Sheldon Parkeras our citizen of the week. ~ . ', CLINTON NATIONAL

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f . 2B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 27,1972 Clinton County News Bdck Through If if it Fitz...

Robert MacDonald, General Manager Harold Schmaltz, Advertising Director the Years, A better idea Kenneth Corbett, Editor

Annette White, Associate Editor^ From the Clinton * ** [Editor, Laptev County Pren County News files of 1971,1962,1947 " By Jim Fitzgerald The last time I had a better idea about a talents. He made the Davis musicians ONE YEAR AGO The Clinton Music Center, Ford, I almost got run over. "temporary members of the ambassador's Sept 29,19711 owned and operated by Mr One of Henry Ford's daughters was household." Community relqtions and Mrs Herbert DePeal, married in a billion dollar .ceremony while1 Presumably, this means the piano player , Six St Johns boys received will be moving from its wearing a roller skating costume. Her photo was listed on the payroll as a butler, the the highest award in Boy present location at 102 N appeared on front pages all over the world. trumpet players were footmen, the sax ma Scouting, Presented the Clinton to the building for­ It was a bad example for copy-cat wives was a bartender, and so on. We commend the St Johns Chamber of Commerce for Eagle Scout award were merly occupied by the Good who'll wear jeweled football shoes if that's But what about Henry Ford? According to John Ward, Mark Crosby, Housekeeping Shop at 120 N what the jet-set gals are clomping around in the society reporters, Ford led the band and their renewed effort to develop a closer rapport among Lloyd Upham, Douglas King, Clinton. on the Riviera. » sang a couple of numbers. He did not wear a members of the community. Dennis Demaray and Harry Clinton Memorial Hospital . I suggested it would be a better idea for lampshade on his head. Maybe a hubcap. Two programs recently launched are aimed toward Moldenhauer. The scouts are has been accredited for- the Ford girls to elope in modest dresses Anyway, might it be possible that a r members of Troop 71. * another 3 year period by the with J.C. Penney labels showing. British auto manufacturer would object to achieving this worthwhile goal. First, a monthly coffee Student volunteers from Joint Commission on Ac­ - Reaction from women readers was Ford being imported to perform? Why hour among present and prospective chamber members the St Johns area collected creditation of Hospitals. somewhat negative. They accused me of wasn't a Rolls Royce executive given the begins Sept 27. Secondly, a program is underway to obtain • more than $400 in a door-to- being jealous of Ford weath and beauty. One baton? Maybe Ford was also a member of door campaign to raise 25 YEARS AGO woman even kicked m'e, leaving cleat marks the ambassador's household for 'that one information on newcomers to the area with plans for. .miney for the Dr Paul Stoller Sept 25,1947 in my shin. But nevertheless, here I am back night. ("Hey, Duchess, meet our upstairs welcoming these families. . ' Memorial Fund. again with another better idea ... - > maid!"). Directors of the St Johns This one is for Henry Ford himself. It But I digress. My better idea has nothing It is vital to the progressive growth of a community to Bath Community Schools concerns his musical image. to do with Henry Ford's status at the em­ work together on public service projects such as those became the second school Building and Loan district in Clinton County to Association won their first The big-city society pages report that bassy. I am concerned with his musical sponsored by the chamber and making newcomers feel ratify a teacher contract for round in a legal battle to Henry and his gorgeous wife recently at­ taste. The society pages said he sang hist welcome adds significantly to this effort. We feel this is a the 1971-72 school year. The dissolve their corporation. tended a party given by,Ambassador and favorite song, "Hey Bop a Re Bop." Bath Board of Education Judge Paul R Cash handed Mrs Walter Annenberg in the American The favorite song of the president of one of' step toward future betterment of St Johns and an effort gave unanimous approval to down an opinion in Circuit embassy in London. this nation's largest industries is "Hey Bop that should be a continuing one. the new contracts following Court that the dissolution This was no weenie roast. The Annenbergs a Re Bop." i teacher ratification last proceedings by the had the famous Meyer Davis society band Anyone out there remember how that K.C. week. association are proper. P flown in from New York to play for dancing. goes? It was the first time in musical history that a My better idea is that Ford get a better A total of 16 nominations Lawrence Fish of St Johns for 2 major awards were was 1 of 2 Scout leaders to band commuted across the ocean for one song. Egad. He wants to sell to today's' submitted to Chamber of receive the Silver Beaver gig. market, doesn't he? What would you do if Commerce officials who Scout award for volunteer Ambassador Annenberg anticipated flak you went into the local Ford dealership and Stirring experience gathered to ballot on can­ service at the annual Chief from the British Musicians Union. Instead of found the owner singing "Hey Bop a Re didates who will be Okemos Council meeting in hiring the Davis band as musicians, thus Bop"? i recognized for outstanding Lansing. taking bread out of 76 English trombones, I'd order a 1948 V-8 with running boards., chamber and community St Johns' present sewage the ambassador displayed his ambassading C'mon, Henry, Onward and Upward. Michigan State University opened its 1972 home gridiron work. collection and disposal season Saturday before a crowd of 75,000 fans. The system should be completely Residents of the Oak Street modernized, said Donald Spartans didn't exhibit much for the huge audience to area will be getting curb and Pierce, representative of the A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS cheer about, but the halftime program was superb. gutter in the near future Michigan Department of Packed onto the artificial turf were some 4,000 high following action by the City Health in a talk before the St Commission. v Johns Rotary Club. school musicians who participated in the annual Band The per capita expense for Between the lines Day. It is always a stirring experience to hear that many 10 YEARS AGO county government in musicians playing at one time. Clinton County during 1946 was less than any other The final number the massed bands performed was John Furry, a teacher at St county of similar size in Amazing Grace. It sent chills up and down your body. Johns High School and Michigan's lower pen­ with Jim Edwards There were some mighty proud people in the stands, resident of the city for the insula. . The per capita cost past 8 years, has announced of county functions parents and friends 6f our high school bands in the Clinton his candidacy for city amounted to $16.92. Aside from the brilliant colors of fall, "Would you be quiet. Yah, he scored, but' area. And a special honor was accorded the St Johns commissioner. Members of the Clinton nothing marks the beginning of the season only cause he tripped and fell over the goal Redwing band as it gave a post-game performance. Jack Leach, assistant to Memorial Hospital women's more than football from Friday night line. Arthur Wood in the ac­ auxiliary voted to buy a new through Monday night. "Oops, it's half-time, would you switch it* counting department of the $345 surgical lamp and a $45 As a spectator sport, in one respect, over to Channel 64 and I'll catch the end of St Johns division of Federal- lounge chair for the hospital. football offers the avid fan more par­ that game before the second half." Mogul-Bower Bearings, has Dr Manning Bross was ticipation than baseball or basketball could "I forgot to tell you dear. That game's There are 5 proposals been promoted to plant chosen as a Fellow of the hope to offer. been pre-empted." accountant for the Lan­ Michigan Chapter of the This is to speak of the armchair quar­ "WHAAAATT? You gotta be kidding me. caster, Pa, division of the American Academy of terback. Why in the world would they do that?" fc, Of the, five proposals to,be voted pn at the November, ;Iiu baseball,., the guy,ican scream, "tijat. '•TheyjSaid in a bulletin, New York was invaded by little green men1 who wouldn't1 general electipn,;,the.,uabortipn reform, proposition wilk ump is blind," or "why didn't that yoyo 'THE'BESTISYETTO'BE' •' bunt?" leave until the go"vernitient gave them' 6,000'" receive the greatestamourit of publicity. It is an emotionaF McGovern-Eagleton buttons, Raquel Welch i A,i BASKETBALL contest offers little 1 thing with many people and this should be expected. "What's all this world.a^cQrainUo/'L. un more than "look at thatshot, he couldn't hit and Spiro Agnew. I guess they got Agnew, • We would hope, however, that voters will not overlook I hear most .every day the floor if he fell down," or "good grief, did but no buttons or Raquel so the network is As the airwaves 'n the headlines yo see that foul? Whatsa matter, ref, your having a special news program about the the other proposals. While they don't carry the same Daily fill us with dismay; whistle broke?" situation." emotional impact, they are important to our state and I'm too dumb to know fer certain But, ah yes, in footballl the participation "Oh, that burns me. Why don't they wait sjiould be studied and discussed. But in my best philosophy can be so much more active. until something important to* interrupt? The world will find some answers Let's look in on a "don't bother me until Forget it, the second half is gonna start in a And the best is yet to be. Dandv Don and Howard speak their last minute, anyway." words Monday" football fan as his wife and "Dear, your long, lost brother you've been There's war and poverty 'n' sin children keep their distance while he leads searching for 27 years is on the phone and Wherever we choose to go his favorite team to victory or defeat. says he's at the bus station." Sometimes it hits us on the chin "Aw, you stupid bum, run with the ball. "Oh that's wonderful. Tell him to get a cab Real progress seems so slow; Oh my aching back, he's throwing to Fred or wait until the game's over and I'll pick But behind the scenes are forces Phoropter. That goon hasn't caught a pass him up. Set in motion we agree in so long, he can't remember what the ball "NOW, SHHH, it's the second half kick- hopelessly ill, and finally, believe they lead us into a The darkest night gives way to dawn off. Come on, block you dummies. Whaddya Dear Editor: the Jews? Have we learned looks like." brave, new world. Let us The best is yet to be. The wife timidly offers, "Gee, honey, he doing, going outside, they'll force you out of In discussing our pollution nothing from their fate? And ask~what is bravery-taking bounds, nitwit. There, that's right, cutback, problems, Dr Ralph Mac- when we have had enough of A state of optimism caught it didn't he?" a life or defending it? What is "Aaaagh, whadda you known - it was just run. Whatsa matter, the coach tie your Mullen, director of the DNR this madness, will we, too, new in abortion^our Sometimes seems most out of place, shoes together ... I don't believe it he states, "We're the most search out those who carried a fluke. Now, shhhhhh, arid can't you make methods? Perhaps it' is* the It's easy just to join the crowd those kids stop making so much noise?" scored." spoiled bunch of brats you've out our demands and seek to new label, "merciful" in­ Let others set the pace; LATER AS THE GAME COMES TO AN eyer seen." No doubt about purge ourselves in punishing "They're just eating a snack dear." stead of "murder", and our But he who would surrender "OH GOOD GRIEF. You ever try to END: that. There is no limit to our them? We have already set a demand that we be freed In the struggle to be free ' V'Who won, dear?" demands for more freedom precedent in the My Lai concentrate on a ball game with all that from prosecution for this act. Foregoes his higher heritage , munch, crunch, slurp going on? Oh, looka "We did 64-0, but if I was coaching that- and more goods. However, incident. What else is new? The best is yet to be. team, they wouldn't put on such a sloppy two of his statements need to When our legislature at-' there. Throw the ball, you idiot. You're Other states and other WARREN EDOBSON gonna get creamed. These guys are gonna performance. By the way, while you were' be examined more closely; tempted to provide some countries have already upstairs some nut rang the'doorbell, but it i.e. "The population problem measure of support for our finish so low in the league they'll need a embarked on this course. Let periscope to read the standings." was 3d down and 13, so I didn't answer. You - is at the base of all our children in parochial us take another look at the •S I ' ft* expecting anyone?" pollution problems" and schools, we succeeded in "Oh, isn't that nice, dear, he scored a alternatives and the con­ touchdown. Isn't your team ahead now?" "Just your brother." "There is strong need for persuading the courts to sequences before taking this government to say what we allow us to place it on the, fateful step. We will decide | Where to contact I ought to be doing to control ballot illegally and then either by voting or failing to population." invent a new ruling to justify vote what we in Michigan Sheer numbers alone is not their action. This we did in want. the problem. It is abuse, not the name of our Constitution. - • Respectfully, J your representatives | use alone. Hundreds of When the legislature refused Mrs Jean Vitous In Washington ... _ | people could be supported on to change our existing 501 E,State St. View from what one person lays to abortion law, we again found' St Johns, Mich 48879 U.S. SEN. ROBERT P. GRIFFIN waste. When our forefathers a friend in the courts who 353 Old Senate Office Bldg. found life stifling and op­ refused to uphold the right- Washington, D.C. 20510 portunities limited, they to-life for the unborn as (202) 225-6221 the Senate risked life, limb and all their guaranteed in that same By. SEN. WILLIAM S. BALLENGER possessions to carve out a Constitution and allowed us Dear Editor: U.S. REP. CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN new life in the wilderness. to try to sanctify this I attended the St Johns - Mt (Sixth Congressional District) They did not look about and destruction by popular yote. Pleasant game on Friday 2240 House Office. Bldg. A tax on non-law abiding convictions which result in taxed to finance BART (Bay decide who among them was If this is victory, what have which needless to say, we Washington, D.C. 20515 citizens to provide funds for fines or probations. Area Rapid Transit, as the the more expendable. We we won? We have succeeded lost. This is~"not my com­ (202) 225-4872 the operation of Michigan He said his plan would line is known ), voters of the have not seriously set about in rendering our Constitution plaint. U.St'REP. GARRY BROWN schools? increase the quality of three counties directly in­ to explore any of the meaningless and our courts Whether we win or lose $ (Third Congressional District) That's the novel idea put education and decrease the volved approved a $792 possibilities scientists have mere puppets, respect is still a part of the 404 Cannon House Office Bldg. forth recently by Oakland incidence of crime by million' general obligation opened up in the fields of 'game. While Mt Pleasant's^ / Washington, D.C. 20515 C o u n t y *s Democratic We hold the unborn to be £ :•*• making it costlier. bond issue ' as the basic land reclamation or con­ the cause of or contributing lineup was being announced ' ' (202)225-5011 Prosecutor, Thomas G means of financing. Friday night, our band broke Plunkett* Plunkett said Ohio had version of other resources to the mother's mental realized $1.5 million last Later, when the system into food. We are not yet into our fight song and St , U.S. SEN. PHILIP A. HART Plunkett said he would went broke because of anguish and attempt to 253 Old Senate Office Bldg. year by such a plan, Texas $3 willing to pay the price. convince her we have the Johns' team came onto the s propose his idea at the building cost increases, the field. Over our .cheers, Washington, D.C. 20510 current session of the million, and Florida $3 However, we are ready to power to relieve her of this million in the last three California Legislature gave sacrifice our most valuable burden, that she has no right yelling and the. band the (202) 225-4822 Legislature and declared it those counties -- * San years. ! resource, our human to add to the population Oilers team names were 1 would provide more money Francisco, Alameda an resource, in an attempt to barely heard. I think more for education without putting > - Contra Costa - authority to, explosion, that no one wants In Lansing Court fees and fines* control our numbers. I dp not the child, and destroy her respect than this is worthy of a greater burden on the impose a one-half percent] 'know what methods of the opposition. "I average law-abiding citizen, already are being used to sales tax to continue until ifcj concern for thexhild. Our list finance libraries and pen­ population • control Dr of excuses is endless. What A few people in St Johns SEN. WILLIAM BALLENGER who, he said, "already is had raised $150 million. MacMullen had in mind, but need a lesson in spirit. Even taxed beyond his ability to sions for judges and excuse will we offer our , (30th District)- legislators. Federal grants of $207- it is sheer madness to sup­ Heavenly Father as we send if the score is 200 - 0,1 do not State Capitol pay." million and bridge tolls1 On another front, op­ pose we can simply dispose back to Him hundreds of feel a person should leave Lansing, Mich. 48901 Plunkett said his proposal {between Oakland and San. of our unborn with no ac­ , thousands of "rejects" the game early. Our team is ponents of the plan to in­ Francisco) provide the r« 373-2420 would tax criminal defen­ crease the state gasoline tax companying reaction from wantonly murdered? Or do just what it says J.'St Johns ders on an established of the $1,414,000,000 cost of our Creator; or, if you we imagine we alone have Redwings" representing the , • REP, R. DOUGLAS TREZ13E and use part of the money to the project. schedule and the money finance non-highway mass prefer, Nature. Dr Albert fashioned this child and can whole town and I figure if (87th District) § would be returned to neigh­ they're out there playing for transit 'systems in By next year/ BART will Schweitzer put it this way: dispose of it as we see fit? State Capitol £ borhood school districts "for have 75 miles of track with "If a man loses reverence Attempts to instill a sense of • us that people don't need to Lansing, Mich.- 4B901 % ^metropolitan areas point to use in upgrading - the the heavy -local financing of high speed trains serving 34 for any part of life, he will responsibility for our part In leave until the last second 373-0841 i|; education of local students," lose his reverence for all whether we're [ winning, the new San Francisco- stations in the bay area. the conception of a child are REP. RICHARD J. ALLEN g The system, which is being, life." ' met with demands for the losing or whatever. Oakland rapid transit With a new season begun • (88th District) - § AMONG OTHER THINGS, Jsystem that just opened a watched closely byfc • Are we really any different right to exercise our free will Box 119 ' " | Plunkett would assess $1 for municipal transportation from the German people who which we recognize as God* let's get a little spirit, a little & }few days ago. respect and have a good Lansing, Mich, 48901 ' + moving traffic violation, $5 experts all over the country, attempted to improve the given and inviolable. for misdemeanor ^con­ quality of their lives by - season. ^ ,373-1798 _ , /' ' I _ RATHER THAN FOR- will be dedicated by The advocates of abortion* D.H. victions and $100 for felony President Nixon next month. eliminating the mentally ill, on-demand would have us ICING all Californians to be September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 3B LETTERS'] Good news - FHA I * WW J\ An ounce of f The Safety Valve } is back at PW EDITOR/ Answers your questions about'every day'traffic-relatod Good news! FHA is back in pre-Christmas style show. problems. Write Michigan Traffic Safety Information P-W High again this year Council," c/o Michigan State Safety Commission, Miss Carey came up with prevention I Dear Editor: Department of State Police,, East Lansing, Michigan and is strong as ever. several possible stage In the interest of helping a 48823. 'The Safety Valve' will try to answer all inquir­ The chapter officers all setups. The club is very community service, we are ies. However, not all will be printed. assembled at the home of excited about it. By Jose* J Llinas, MD attempting to organize a advisor, Mrs Casari, Mon­ Also talked about was the Director of Community fund-raising auxiliary for the QUESTION: only after slowing down as day night. There they met Fall Region 8 meeting in Mental Health Clinton, Ingham Medical Hospital may be necessary for safe Miss Carey, substitute ad­ Mason. P-W is responsible Are there any limitations f visor while Mrs Casari. is Eaton and Ingham Community Mental Health on towing another passenger operation. for stage decorations. The Center. The name of this 3. Exceed the prima facie recuperating. Each ex­ theme this year is FHA IS- 1 car on our interstate high­ plained to Miss Carey duties physicians". That means, he took a rather conciliatory auxiliary is TEAM ways? Our ' 'extra'' car speed limits so long as he LOVING HUMANITY. Should the physician J as officers because she has took samples of the material bent. (Together < Each Ac­ does not endanger life or Doctor Thomas, a famous have a beard? complishes More). The broke down at Camp last property. never been involved in FHA professor of Home and within the hairs, much like For instance, a auxiliary already has tax- weekend, and we want to use. before.. Family Living is scheduled If you have ever seen you would swab a sore Philadelphia man agreed 4. Disregard regulations exempt status, and we now the good car to haul that governing direction of Valerie Hill, new to talk at this meeting. pictures of the great men of throat, and placed the that the point about beards need volunteer members. back to our regular service ledicine in the 19th Century, substance on appropriate movement or turning in president, presided over the This year 2 sophomore possibly harboring micro­ The purpose is to raise funds, garage. PSG, Ann Arbor. specified direction. first business meeting. you realize most of them had sterile vials and special organisms, and this thus helping to cover ex­ ANSWER: I girls will be sent to run for culture plates, to see if any 1 These exemptions apply Discussed were ideas region offices. Sherri Wood their faces covered by a spreading infection was a penditures where lack of You may tow the disabled only when the driver of the brought upatWorkshop. Red luscious growth of hair. In germs would grow. valid one, especially for funds deter a service within car back with your and Gayle Walter are wished vehicle while in motion Rose Honor Scrapbook won the best of luck. fact, I have in my office, He also did the same thing operating rooms. the Center from functioning passenger vehicle on the sounds an audible signal by first prize in the state with pictures of the best known with a group of non "Most surgical masks, smoothly. Membership for freeways. You are still bell, siren or exhaust whistle congratulations due to Jan Everyone is looking for­ and present centuries, and whiskered faces, what is however", he added, cover a this auxiliary is open to all subject to the speed limits as may be reasonably Half man. ward to the first general out of six, four1 (Dr Eugene called "a control group" in meeting on Wednesday, Sept good portion of the cheeks interested persons, and as' posted and there are very necessary. Obviously, that Some girls had an idea of a ' Bleule'r, who coined the word scientific research. and chin. With a little we do not wish any in­ stringent regulations as to officer is not going to be 20. chizophrenia; Dr Emil "In over a thousand ingenuity and adhesive tape, dividual's income to be a connections, coupling providing that forewarning Kraepelin, the German separate cultures", the a surgeon can cover the most deterrent, membership dues devices, . proper signals, when he is proceeding to physician who gave us the fledging investigator flamboyant growth of hair." will not be assessed, chains, licensing, etc. We are apprehend a prowler or basis for classifying mental proudly proclaims, "there Another doctor pointed out although individual sending you a copy of those burglar. A citizen's arrest is Before you buy... disease; Dr Adolph Meyer, was no difference between that beards and long hair donations will be en­ sections of the Michigan made through the prosecutor considered the father of the two groups". are, after all, merely a1 couraged. The members of Vehicle Code which would to whom you have supplied modern American current fashion in grooming, • this auxiliary will have only apply. such pertinent information test the top 3! psychiatry, and Dr Sigmund HARD TO CONVINCE and not a revolutionary one a few general meetings and as the license number of the Freud, the Vienese genius at that. And he said he one fund raising project Question: vehicle, the time, the date, who revolutionized psy­ Another physician from suspected that to many during the year. About how far in advance the infraction - and you must chiatric thinking in the Massachusettes supported people (older men in the of an accident scene should be able to subsequently 1900's) all appear rather the blast at "the hirsute profession, particularly), Those interested should flares be placed to ef­ identify the driver. The hirsute. profusion of the younger beards are a symbol of what contact Mrs Sandy Harley fectively warn approaching prosecutor will advise you of The other two, both doctors". He went on, with I we many times hate and 484-8038. motorists of danger ahead? still further requirements to American, show the clean suspect, something of a fear, "perhaps the Sincerely, PTM, Lexington complete this transaction. shaven faces popular in the vengrance. challenging of old ideals, or (Mrs) GrazinaKriauciunas. ANSWER: then new and developing "De Wolf Hopper, a irreverence for institutions President Since disabled trucks, Q. What windows in your nation. They are Benjamin favorite comedian of my we were taught to cherish". 1816 Tecumseh River Drive truck tractors, school buses, automobile have to have Rush, a signer of the callow years, said it well: Lansing, Michigan and buses are required to glass in them'? C.S., Van- Declaration of In­ Ahare lip is a deformity and THE OUNCE OF place them 100 feet in ad­ derbilt. dependence, and Dr Thomas a club foot is a calamity, but PREVENTION vance and to the rear the A. The windshield. If you Kirbridge, a Philadelphian a beard is a man's own State to device has to be capable of plan to "board up" the who first designed the state fault". This hairy controversy, if being seen and distinguished others instead of replacing hospital or insane asylum it shows anything at all, auction at a distance of 500 feet the glass this winter, be sure concept for the care of PEACEMAKERS tends to demonstrate that under normal atmospheric to check requirements for lentally ill patients. doctors are, after all, conditions, at nighttime, that outside rearview mirrors to So we have tradition in As one could perhaps human, We as patients vehicle would seem logical also for allow proper vision to the psychiatry, and in medicine expect from men ac­ should not confuse com­ LANSING- More than 50 accident situations. rear and side. See what the 73 Scorpion's got... in general, for the hairy customed to dealing in petence, ability and late model passenger appearance that many of our. human suffering every day, dedication, with hirsutism or automobiles, station wagons Q. Does a police officer QUESTION: How many See for yourself who's Number One! young doctors, just as young many of the other physicians lack of it. That's (if you'll and pickups will be sold at have the right to stop you if points are assessed against people everywhere, seem to who felt involved enough to pardon the pun) the long and public auction by the you have not committed a yoDr driving record if you Only Scorpion Stinger dares "Power-Thrust" clutch. Michigan Department of crime or traffic violation: to make this challenge. Be­ Delivers more of the en­ enjoy so much. write letters to the editor, the short of it. M.H., Spring Arbor. are found guilty of operating I am not sure how patients Administration Saturday a motorcycle without cause only Scorpion offers gine's power to the track feel about hirsutism in their (September 23). A. Assuming you mean wearing a helmet? And how these engineering advances than any consumer clutch attending physicians, but I The sale of these State- while operating a motor much is the ticket (Fine)? lor 1973: known. owned used motor vehicles vehicle, Chapter III of our "Para-Rail" suspension. "Power-Bite" track. All- know some of our older Questions about Michigan Vehicle Code AB, Charlotte colleagues are having a bad will begin at 10 am at the grants that authority in this ANSWER: The penalty Combines the best features poly track grips the snow time with it. State Highway Department manner: "The licensee shall would be a misdemeanor of both slide rails and better for more get-up- Garage at the junction of have such (operator's) which would be punishable bogeys. and-go. HAIRY CONTROVERSY Social Security Interstate Highway 96 and license in his immediate by a fine of not more than See the entire Scorpion Stinger line for 1973: State Highway M-43 west of possession at all times when $100 or by imprisonment for Super Stinger 440-Super Stinger 400-Stinger 340 The last few issues of Lansing. A number of other driving a motor vehicle, and not more than 90 days, or by Stinger 290 and 290 ET-Super Stingerette 340. Medical News, the weekly Q. I get social security security payments? used pieces of equipment, shall display the same upon both such fine and im­ newspaper of the American because my father is retired. A. Yes, you son will con­ including tractors, chain demand of any uniformed prisonment. WE ALREADY KNOW WHO'S Medical Association has I'll become 22 about 3 tinue to receive student's saws and a mobile crane, police officer or field deputy The number of points been inundated with months before I graduate benefits. His scholarshop also will be on the auction or inspector or other duly posted to your driving record NUMBER ONE1 outraged letters to the from college. Will I continue does not in any way affect his block. authorized representative of would ordinarily be two. editor, both pro and con, in . The equipment, may .be the commissioner who 'shall Cliff Martens, representing Don Tolles Sales & Service, to receive student benefits monthly - social., ^security However, -if* more than one proved that in these M.I.S.A: Sanctioned Races: ternis .of whether- it is .or is ' until I graduate? ' payments. -, -^ i* inspected at the garage from' ^identify ^himself as such." conyiction results from the r - not<» appropriate ' for -the-" 1 A'.'' No. Monthly social 8 am to 3 pm Friday (Sep­ same incident, pointis)shall July 2 1st Place D Stack, Onaw/ay" physician > to sport a > hairy security benefits to student tember 22) and during the be entered for the more Jiily 291st Place B Stock/Hope ;> t : Q. I" receive ' both'"' a Q. If a .police officer Aug, 6 1st Place A Stock, Marion countenance. beneficiaries • are only retirement benefit <' from morning of sale,'-William N commits a traffic violation serious offense only. _ J Aug. 12 1st Place A Stock, Croswell V* * The whole thing started payable up to age 22. social security and a pension Hettiger, Director of Ad­ when he does not have his Aug, 12 1st Place D Stock, Croswell earlier in the summer with from the U.S. Army. Does ministration, said. flashing lights going, what is Aug, 131st Place A Stock, Croswell < some remarks by an older Q. When I became 65 my army pension count as Prospective bidders must the policy on a citizen's DRIVE-IN BANKING Aug. 13 1st Place C Stock, Croswell doctor who criticized the fad earnings? be prepared to pay for Aug. 20 1st Place A Stock, Battle Creek recently, I signed up for arrest or similar action HOURS Sept. 3 1st Place A Stock, Deckervtlle ^^<4owards long hair, beards Medicare's hospital and A. No. Only wages and purchases at the time of sale against him? S.A., Mason Sept. 3 1st Place C Stock, Deckarville *JY^ and moustaches, among his medical insurance. Can I use self-employment income either in cash or by check, A. The driver of an Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30 • 5 pm ' younger brethren. He even Hettiger said. Automotive Fridays 8:30 - 8 pm Look out, Cat! Look out, SM-Oooi Scorpion Stinger is comfn' thru! this coverage for all doctors count as earnings. Other authorized emergency* Saturdays.gs^ 8:30 - 1 pm wondered about how and hospitals? income - such as another equipment buyers also must vehicle (when responding to sanitary long hair is, and A. You can of course go to pension, dividends, or in­ be prepared to prove in­ an emergency call, but not whether things may not grow any physician of your choice. terest does not affect your surability or to pay the $45 while returning therefrom ) scorpion stinger in the beard that might be Most hospitals participate in social security benefit uninsured motorist fee when may: SALES injurious to either the patient Medicare, but not ali. Any payments. purchasing license plates. 1. Park or stand, AND >:«>>:«.»XAX4>:. or the physician. social security office can tell irrespective on the CENTRAL NATIONAL SERVICE In the next issue, a. you whether a hospital provisions of this act. DON TOLLES younger doctor took up the participates in Medicare. 2. Proceed past a red or BANK 2621 E. Walker Rd., ST. JOHNS Phone 224-3115 hallenge. "I had the op­ Use Classified Ads stop signal or stop sign, but ST. JOHNS portunity", he contended Q. I became disabled righteously, "of, culturing several years ago, but I did beards from a number of not apply for social security benefits at that time. Could I PCA LOANS file for disability benefits now? DO YOU WANT A HIGH SCHOOL REDUCE A. Yes. Regardless of INTEREST when you became disabled, COSTS you can apply for benefits at any time. However, if Ask about PCA's retroactive benefits are DIPLOMA? unique money-saving interest formula . . . and one- payable they may be paid application loan plan . . . Good ENROLL NOW reasons why PCA is FIRST IN only for the 12 months before HOW? FARM CREDIT. the date of application. Q. My 20 year old son, who AT NO COST! You may enroll in the night ^PRODUCTION CREDIT has been getting social HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION ^ ^ ASSOCIATION security payments since his, program for high school com- & father died, was recently awarded a full scholarship. letion by any one of three • 1104 S. US-27 St. Johns Since the scholarship pays ( Last) (First) Phone 224-3662 all his school expenses, will he still receive social If you are 16 years or older ways: you may be eligible to Maiden Name complete your High School (Last) • (1) Enroll in person by com­ credits and earn a regular mded: high school diploma. School last attt ing to Room 142 in the high

(Year) school on Thursday, Sept. 21/

Date of Birth 1972 at 7:00 p.m. All this at no cost to you (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) provided you enroll NO or LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 29, 1972. (No.) (Street) (City) (2) Call the Guidance Office,

Phone No. 224-2394; Extension 230 or (3) Complete the coupon in THE FORD TEAM this announcement and mail to wants to play ball with you FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: the address indicated at

bottom of announcement. Egan Ford Sales, Inc. CONTACT Mr. Albert LeFevere Director of Adult Education Phone 224-2394 St. Johns. High School Ext. 230 501 Sickles 200 W. Hlgham ST. JOHNS St. Johns, Mich. 48879 !!•• Your S«al Isltill 4B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 27,1972 General Election Registration Notices

or official primary election and the SEC. 504-Any 'elector who is ing the oath shall sign his name ship not already registered who' time of -registration and entitled returning such registration cards conformity with the "Michigan REGISTRATION NOTICE may apply to me personally for ufider the constitution, if remain­ to the clerk of the township, city General Election day of such election. unable to make personal applica­ oti the line for the signature of the Election Law," I the undersigned Tuesday, November 7,1072 Notice is hereby given that I tion for registration because of registration officer and designate such registration. Provided, how­ ing such resident, to vote at the or village before the close of office Township Clerk, will on any day will be at: Physical disability or absencd from his title. ever, that I can receive no names • next election shall be entered In hours on the lost day of registra­ To the qualified electors of the except Sunday and a legal holiday,, 14480 Webster Road, Bath the township, city or village in for registration during the time the registration book. tion prior, to any election or the day of* any regular or special CITY OP DoWITT Which his legal residence is DONNA SYVERSON intervening between the thirtieth Elector Unable To Make primary election. The notary Clinton County, Michigan Saturday, September 30 election or primary election, located, may be registered prior Clerk of said Township day before any regular, special, Personal Application—Procedure public or other officer administer­ Notice Is hereby given that In from B o.m, to B p,m. and on receive for registration the name to the close of registration before or official prlmaryelectionandthe SEC. 504—Any elector who Is ing the oath shall sign his name of any legal voter In said town­ conformity with the "Michigan Friday, October 6, 1072 Dated: September 20,1972 day of such election, the thirtieth day preceding said any election or primary election unable to make personal applica­ on the line for the signature of the ship not already registered who Election Law,* I the undersigned "by securing from the clerk of the Notice Is hereby given that I tion for registration because of registration officer and designate City Clerk will, on any day except election from 8 o'clock a.m., until REGISTRATION NOTICE may apply to -me personally far 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the township, city or village in which will be at: physical disability or absenedfrom his title. such registration. Provided, how­ Sunday and a legal holiday, the day is located his legal residence, General Election purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Tuesday, November 7,1072 My home at Route i, st. Johns the township, city or village in ever, that I can receive no names of any regular or special election duplicate registration cards and which his legal residence Is MRS. MARIE DeFOND; tration and Registering such of the To the qualified electors of the Saturday, September 30 for registration during the time or primary election, receive for qualified electors of this township > executing In duplicate the regis­ located, may be registered prior registration the name of any legal tration affidavit before a notary TOWNSHIP OF DUPLAIN from B a.m. to C p.m. and on Clerk of 'said Township intervening between the thirtieth as shall properly apply therefor. Friday, October 6,1072 to Die close of registration before Dated: September 20,1072 day before any regular, special, voter in said city not already reg­ The name of no person but an public or other officer legally Clinton County, Michigan r any election or primary election istered who may apply to me authorized to administer oaths and Notice is hereby given that' In the thirtieth day preceding said or official prlmaryelectionandthe actuaPresident of the precinct at election from 8 o'clock a.m., until by securing from the clerk of the REGISTRATION NOTICE day of such election. personally for such registration. time of registration and entitled returning such registration cards conformity with the "Michigan to the clerk of the township, city 8 o'clock p.m, on said day for the township, city or village In which General Election Notice is hereby given that I Provided, however, that I can under the constitution, If remain­ Election Law,' I the undersigned Is located his legal residence, Tuesday, November 7,1072 : receive no names for registration or village before UIB close of office Township Clerk, will on any day purpose of reviewing the Regis­ will be at: My, home on i ing such resident, to vote at the tration and Registering such of the duplicate registration cards and To the qualifKJ electors of the during the time intervening be­ next election shall be entered in hours on the last day of registra­ except Sunday and a legal holiday, 8588 Corrlson Rd. tion prior to any election or qualified electors of this township executing in duplicate the regis­ TOWNSHIP OF RILEY * officei-Tues,&Thurs. tween the thirtieth day before any the registration book. the day of any regular or special as shall properly apply therefor. tration affidavit before a notary regular, special, or official Primary election. The notary election or primary election, Clinton County, Michigan Corner Clark & Francis Rd. Elector Unable To Make public or other officer administer­ The name of no person but an public or other officer legally Notice Is hereby given that In primary election and the day of Personal Application—Procedure receive for registration the name actual resident of the precinct at ' authorized to administer oaths and Saturday, September 30 such election. ing the oath shall sign his name of any legal voter In said town­ conformity with the "Michigan from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on SEC. 504-Any elector who is on the line for the signature of the time of registration and entitled returning such registration cards Election Law," I the undersigned Notice is hereby given that! will ship not already registered who Friday, October G, 1072 unable to make personal applica­ registration officer and designate under the constitution, If remain­ to the clerk of the township, city Township Clerk, will on any day be ah ' may apply to me personally for the thirtieth day preceding said tion for registration because of his title, ing such resident, to vote at the or village before the close of office except Sunday and a legal holiday, 109 Scott Street physical disability or absencd from such registration. Provided, how­ next election shall be entered In election from 8 o'clock a.m., until Saturday, September 30 hours on the last day of registra­ the day of any regular or special 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the the township, city or village in ever, that I can receive no names the registration book. tion prior to any election or from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and at for registration during the time election or primary election, purpose of reviewing the ^Regis­ 414 East Main on which his legal residence Is BARBARA DAVIS* Elector Unable To Make primary election. The notary receive for registration the name Frliljy, October 6,1972 located, may be registered prior Intervening between the thirtieth tration and Registering such of the Clerk of said Township Personal Application—Procedure public or other of fleer administer­ of any legal voter in sold town­ qualified electors of this township the thirtieth day preceding said to the close Of registration before day before any regular, special, SEC. 504-Any elector who Is ing the oath shall sign his name any election or primary election Datedt September 20,1072 or official primary election and th'e ship not already registered who as shall properly apply therefor. election from 8 o'clock a.m., until unable to make personal applica­ on the line for the signature of the may apply to me personally for The name of no person but an 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for by securing from the clerk of the day of such election. tion for registration because of registration officer and designate township, city or village in which REGISTRATION NOTICE .Notice is hereby given that I such registration. Provided, how­ • actual' resident of the precinct at the purpose or Reviewing the Reg­ General Election physical disability or absenedfrom his title. ever, that I can receive no names istration and Registering such of is located his legal residence, Tuesday, November 7,1072 will be at: the township, city or. village in ( time of registration and entitled duplicate registration cards and carter Funeral Home, Elsie for registration during the time under the constitution, If remain­ the qualified electors of this city To the qualified electors of the which his legal residence is PAUL E. GRAFF, JR intervening between the thirtieth executing in duplicate the regis-, Saturday, September 30 "r located, may be registered prior ing such resident, to vote at the as shall properly apply therefor. TOWNSHIP OF DALLAS Clerk of said Township day before any regular, special, next election shall be entered In The name of no person but an tratlon affidavit before a notary from 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. and on to the close of registration before public or other officer legally Clinton County, Michigan Friday, October 8,1073 Dated: September 20,1072 or official prlmaryelectionandthe the registration book. actual resident of the precinct at Notice is hereby given that In any election or primary election authorized to administer oaths and the thirtieth day preceding said by securing from the clerk of the day of such election. Elector Unable To Make time of registration and entitled returning such registration cards conformity with the "Michigan REGISTRATION NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that I under the constitution, If remain­ election from 8 o'clock a.m., until township, city or village in which Personal Application—Procedure to the clerk of the township, city Election Law," I the undersigned General Election will be at: SEC, 504-Any elector who Is ing such resident, to vote at the Township Clerk, will on any day 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the Is located his legal residence, Tuesday, November 7, 1072 or village before the close of office purpose of reviewing the Regis­ duplicate registration cards and B702 Francis Road unable to make personal appllca- . next election shallbeenteredlnthe except Sunday and a legal holiday, Tf the qualified electors of the hours on the last day of registra­ tration and Registering such of the executing In duplicate the regis­ Saturday, September 30 tion for registration because of registration book. tion prior to any election or the day of any regular or special TOWNSHIP OF OLIVE physical disability or absenedfrom* Elector Unable To Make election or primary election, qualified electors of this township tration affidavit before a notary from 8 am. to 5 p.m. and on primary election. The notary public or other officer legally Clinton County, Michigan _ Friday, October 6, 1072 the township, city or village in Personal Application—Procedure receive for registration the name as shall properly apply therefor. public or other of fleer administer­ The name of no person but an authorized to administer oaths and Notice is hereby given that In which his legal residence Is SEC. 504—Any elector who is ing the oath shaU sign his name of any legal voter in said town­ the thirtieth day'preceding said actual resident of the precinct at returning such registration cards conformity with the "Michigan election from 8 o'clock sum,, until located, may be registered prior unable to make personal applica­ on the line for the signature of the ship not already registered who Election Law," I the undersigned to the close of registration before may apply to me personally for time of registration and entitled to the clerk of the township, city 8 o'clock p.m. on said day far the tion for registration because of registration officer and designate or village before the close of office Township Clerk, will on any day any election or primary election physical disability or absencefrom his title. such registration. Provided, how­ Under the constitution, if remain­ purpose of reviewing the Regis­ ing such resident, to vote at the hours on the last day of registra­ except Sunday and a legal holiday, tration sod RsfUtorlnc such of the by securing from the clerk of the the township, city or village in ever, that I can receive no names township, city or village in which for registration during the time next election shall be entered in tion prior to any election or the day of any regular or special Qualified electors of this township which his legal residence is primary election. The notary election or primary election, as shall properly apply therefor. is located his legal residence, located, may be registered prior Intervening between the thirtieth the registration book. duplicate registration cards and LEE REASONER , day before any regular, special, public or other officer administer­ receive for registration the name to the close of registration before Elector Unable To Make ing the oath shall sign his name The name of no person but an executing In duplicate the regis­ Clerk of said Township or official prlmaryelectionandthe Personal Application—Procedure of any legal voter In said town­ actual resident of the precinct at any election or primary election Dated: September 20, 1972 on the line for the signature of the ship not already registered who tration affidavit before a notary day of such election. SEC, 504-Any elector who is time of registration and entitled public or other officer legally by securing from the clerk of registration officer and designate may apply to me personally for under the constitution, if remain­ the township, city or village In unable to make personal applica­ his title. authorized to administer oaths and REGISTRATION NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that I tion for registration because of such registration. Provided, how­ ing such resident, to vote at the which is located his legal resi­ ever, that I can receive no names returning such registration cards General Election Will be at: physlcil disability or absenedfrom next election shall be entered In to the clerk of the township, city dence, duplicate registration cards Tuesday, November 7, 1072 11215 W. 2nd., Fowler for, registration during the time the registration book. and executing In duplicate the reg­ the township, city or village In or village before the close of of flee To the qualified electors of the Saturday, September 30 VERNE UPTON Intervening between the thirtieth Elector Unable To Make- istration affidavit before a notary which his legal residence Is hours on the last day of registra­ TOWNSHIP OF BENGAL from B a.m. to 0 p.m. and on Clerk of said Township day before any regular, special, Personal Application—Procedure public or other officer legally located, may be registered prior tion prior to any election or Clinton County, Michigan Friday, October 0,1972 Dated: September 20, 1072 or official prlmaryelectionandthe authorized to administer oaths and to the close of registration before SEC. 504-Any elector who Is primary election. The notary Notice Is hereby given that In the thirtieth day preceding said day of such election. unable to make personal applica­ returning such registration cards any election or primary election conformity with the 'Michigan election from 8 o'clock a.m., until REGISTRATION NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that I tion for registration because of ( to the clerk of the township, city , by securing from the clerk of the public or other of fleer administer­ Election Law," I the undersigned 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the will be at: S058 S. DeWItt Road physical disability or absenedfrom or village before the close of office township, city or village In which General Election ing the oath shall sign his name Township Clerk, will on any day purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Tuesday, November 7,1072 the township, city or village In hours on the last day of regis­ is located his legal residence, on the line for the signature of the except Sunday and a legal holiday, tration and Registering such of the To tne quallftfej electors of the Saturday, September 30 which his legal residence Is tration prior to any election or qualified electors of this township duplicate registration cards and from a a.m. to 0 p.m. and on registration officer and designate the day of any regular or special TOWNSHIP OF GREENBUSH located, may be registered prior his title. primary election. The notary as shall properly apply therefor. executing in duplicate the regis­ Friday, October Q, 1072 election or primary election, Clinton County, Michigan to the close of registration before public or other officer administer­ The name of no person but an tration affidavit before a notary the thirtieth day preceding said MRS. MILDRED F. receive for registration the name Notice is hereby given that In any election or primary election ing the oath shall sign his name actual resident of the precinct at public or other officer legally election from 8 o'clock a.m., until MCDONOUGH of any legal voter in said town­ conformity with the "Michigan by securing from the clerk of the on the line for the signature of time of registration and entitled authorized to administer oaths and 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the Clerk of said Township ship not already registered who Election Law," I the undersigned township, city or village In which the registration officer and desig­ under the constitution, if remain­ returning such registration cards purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Dated: September 20, 1972 may apply to me personally for Township Clerk, will on any day Is located his legal residence, nate his title. ing such resident, to vote at the to the clerk of the township, city tration and Registering such of the duplicate registration cards and such registration. Provided, how­ or village before the close of office except Sunday and a legal holiday, REGISTRATION NOTICE next election shall be entered in the day of any regular or special qualified electors of this township executing In duplicate the regis­ MRS. DOROTHY KECK ever, that I can receive no names the registration book. hours on the last day of registra­ as shall properly apply therefor. tration affidavit before a notary General Election for registration during the time election or primary election, Clerk of said City Elector Unable To Make tion prior to any election or receive for registration the name The name of no person but an- public or other officer legally Tuesday, November 7, 1972 intervening between the thirtieth primary election. The notary Dated: September 20, 1972 Personal Application—Procedure of any legal voter in said town­ actual resident of the precinct at authorized to administer oaths and To the qualified electors of the day before any regular, special, SEC. 504-Any elector who is public or other officer administer­ ship not already registered who time of registration and entitled returning such registration cards ' TOWNSHIP'OF WESTPHALIA or official prlmaryelectionandthe unable to make personal applica­ ing the oath shall sign his name may apply to me personally for under the constitution, if remain­ to the clerk of the township, city Clinton County, Michigan REGISTRATION NOTICE day of such election. tion for registration because of on the line for the signature of the such registration. Provided, how­ ing such resident, to vote at the or village before the close of office Notice is hereby given that in General Election Notice is hereby given that I physical disability or absencd from registration officer and designate ever, that I can receive no names next election shall be entered In hours on the last day of registra­ conformity with the "Michigan Tuesday, November 7,1372 will be at: the township, city or village in his title. the registration book. tion prior to any ^election or for registration during the time 1 Election Law," I the undersigned To the qualified electors of the 6357 W. Parks Road which his legal residence Is Intervening .between the' thirtieth „ Eleotor Unable To Matte, „,„r primary election. The notary Township Clerk, will on any day ''^^••'"CITY OF ST. JOHNS Saturday, September 30 located, may be registered prior KELLEY ^"CARTER day before ^any regular, r special, Personal' Application—Procedure ) publiCjORQtherofflcecadminlster- except Sunday and a legal holiday,^ from B a.m. to 5 p.m. awl on - toMthe close of registration before of official prlmaryelectionandthe lt SEC. 50,4—Any^elector whoiisr r-lng the * oath t shall sign his name the day of any regular or special S, t.^« Clinton County, Michigan,., 1 Clerk of said Township -"' Notice is hereby given that in '"Frldayyb'ctotJerC, 1072 "'*' any election or primary election Dated: September 20,1372 day of such election. unable to make personal applica­ on the line for the signature of the " 'election or primary election, by securing from the clerk of the tion for registration because of registration officer and designate receive for registration the name ^-^onformityi with the "Michigan the thirtieth day preceding said election from 8 o'clock a,m., until township, city or'village'ln^which Notice is hereby given that I physical disability or absenedfrom his title. of any legal voter' In said town­ -Election Law£" I the undersigned REGISTRATION NOTICE will be at: City Clerk will, on any day except 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the Is located his legal residence, General Election the township, city or village In ship not already registered who duplicate registration cards and My home in Eureka Sunday and a legal holiday, the day purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Tuesday, November 7, 1872 which his legal residence is may apply to me personally for executing In duplicate the regis­ located, may be registered prior such registration. Provided, how­ of any regular or special election tration andfRsfistvrlng such of the To the qualified electors of the Saturday, September 30 VICTOR HOPP tration affidavit before a notary from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m, and on to the close of registration before Clerk of Said Township ever, that I can receive no names or primary election, receive for qualified electors of this township TOWNSHIP OF EAGLE as shall properly apply therefor. public or other officer legally Friday, October 6,1072 any election or primary election for registration during the time registration the name of any legal authorized to administer oaths and Clinton County, Michigan by securing from the clerk of the Dated: September 2o, 1072 Intervening between the thirtieth voter in said city not already reg­ The name of no person but an Notice Is hereby given that In the thirtieth day preceding said returning such registration cards election from 8 o'clock a.m., until township, city or village In which day before any regular, special, istered who may apply to me - actual resident of the precinct at to the clerk of the township, city conformity with the "Michigan REGISTRATION NOTICE 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the Is located his' legal residence, or official prlmaryelectionandthe personally for such registration. time of registration and entitled or village before the close of office Election Law," I the undersigned duplicate registration cards and General Election day of such election. Provided, however, that I can under the constitution, if remain­ hours on the last day of registra­ Township Clerk, will on any day purpose of reviewing the Regis­ executing in duplicate the regis­ Tuesday, November 7, 1072 receive no names for registration ing such resident, to vote at the tion prior to any election or except Sunday and a legal holiday, tration and Registering such of the tration affidavit before a notary To the qualified electors of the Notice Is hereby given that I during the time intervening be­ next election shall be entered In primary election. The notary the day of any regular or special qualified electors of this township public or other officer legally TOWNSHIP OF VICTOR will be at: tween the thirtieth day before any the registration book. public or other officer administer­ election or primary election, as shall properly apply therefor. authorized to administer oaths and Clinton County, Michigan My home In Westphalia regular, special, or official Elector Unable To Make ing the oath shall sign his name receive for registration the name The name of no person but an returning such registration cards Notice is hereby given that in Saturday, September 30 primary election and the day of Personal Application—Procedure on the line for the signature of the of any legal voter in said town­ actual resident of the precinct at to the clerk of the township, city conformity with the "Michigan from 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. and on such election. SEC. 504-Any elector who is registration officer and designate ship not already registered who time of registration and entitled or village before the close of office Election Law," I the undersigned Friday, October 6,1072 unable to make personal applica­ his title. may apply to me personally for under the constitution, if remain­ hours on the last day of registra­ Township Clerk, will on any day Notice Is hereby given that I will such registration. Provided, how­ the. thirtieth day preceding said be at: tion for registration because of ing such resident, to vote at the tion prior to any election or except Sunday and a legal holiday, election from 6 o'clock a.m., until physical disability or absenedfrom ever, that I can receive no names next election shall be entered in primary election. The notary the day of any regular or special Municipal Bldg., St. Johns for registration during the time 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the the township, city or village In the registration book. public or other of fleer administer­ election or primary election, purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Saturday, September 3D which his legal residence is MRS. JOSEPHINE C. GOERGE Intervening between the thirtieth Elector Unable To Make ing the oath shall sign his name from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Clerk of said Township day before any regular, special, receive for registration the name tration and Raclsterlnf such of the located, may be registered prior Personal Application—Procedure on the line for the signature of the of any legal voter In said town­ qualified electors of this township Friday, October G, 1072 to the close of registration before Dated: September 20, 1072 or official prlmaryelectionandthe SEC. 504—Any elector who is registration officer and designate the thirtieth day preceding said day of such election. ship not already registered who as shall properly apply therefor. any election or primary election unable to make personal applica­ his title. election from 8 o'clock a.m., until may apply to me personally for The name of no person but an by securing from the clerk of the REGISTRATION NOTICE tion for registration because of 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for Notice is hereby given that I such registration. Provided, how­ actual resident of the precinct at township, city or village in which General Election physical disability or absenedfrom the purpose of Reviewing the Reg­ Tuesday, November 7, 1072 will be at: My home at corner of ever, that I can receive no names time of registration and entitled Is located his legal residence, the township, city or village In istration and Registering such of Grand River and M-10O AGATHA LYON for registration during the time under the constitution, if remain­ duplicate registration cards and 1o the qualified electors of the which his legal residence Is the qualified electors of this city executing in duplicate the regis­ Clerk of said Township Intervening between the thirtieth ing such resident, to vote at the TOWNSHIP OF DeWITT Saturday, September 30 located, may be registered prior as shall properly apply therefor. tration affidavit before a notary from fl a.m, to 5 p.m. and on Dated: September 20, 1072 day before any regular, special, next election shall be entered in. Clinton County, Michigan to the close of registration before The name of no person but an public or other officer legally Friday, October 6, 1072 ' or official prlmaryelectionandthe the registration book.' Notice is hereby given that in any election or primary election actual resident of the precinct at authorized to administer oaths and 'the thirtieth day preceding said REGISTRATION NOTICE day of such election. Elector Unable To Make conformity with the "Michigan by securing from the clerk of the time of registration and entitled returning such registration cards election from 8 o'clock a.m., until General Election Notice is hereby given that 1 Personal Application—Procedure Election Law," I the undersigned township, city or village In which Tuesday, November 7, 1072 under the constitution, If remain­ to the clerk of the township, city 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the will be at: SEC. 504—Any elector who is Township Clerk, will on any day is located his legal residence, ing such resident, to vote at the or village before the close of office purpose of reviewing the Regis­ To the qualified electors of the unable to make personal applica­ except Sunday and a legal holiday, duplicate registration cards and '7154 Parker Road, Lalngsburg next election shallbeenteredlnthe hours on the lost day of registra­ tration and RtfUtarlnc such of the TOWNSHIP OF OVID tion for registration because of the day of any regular or special executing In duplicate the regis­ Saturday, September 30 registration book. tion prior to any election or qualified electors of this township Clinton County, Michigan physical disability or absenedfrom election or primary election, tration affidavit before a notary . from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Elector Unable To Make primary election. The notary as shall properly apply therefor. Notice is hereby given that in the township, city or village In receive for registration the name public or other officer legally Friday, October 6,1072 P ersonal Application-Procedure public or other omceradminlster- The name of no person but an conformity with the "Michigan which his legal residence Is Ing the oath shall sign his name of any legal voter In said town­ authorized to administer oaths and 'the thirtieth day preceding said SEC. 504-Any elector who is actual resident of the precinct at Election Law," I the undersigned located, may be registered prior on the line for the signature of the ship not already registered who returning such registration cards election from 8 o'clock a.m., until unable to make personal applica­ time of registration and entitled Township Clerk, will on any day to the close of registration before registration officer and designate may apply to me personally for to the clerk of the township, city 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the any election or primary election tion for registration because of under the constitution, if remain­ except Sunday and a legal holiday, his title. such registration. Provided, how­ or village before the close of office purpose of reviewing the Regis­ by securing from the clerk of the physical disability or absence from ing such resident, to vote at the the day of any regular or special ever, that I can receive no names hours on the last day of registra­ tration and Registering such ofthe township, city or village In which the township, city or village in next election shall be entered in election or primary election, for registration during the time tion prior to any election or qualified electors of this township Is located his legal residence, which his legal residence is the registration book. receive for registration the name RUDOLPH MOHNKE - intervening between the thirtieth primary election. The notary as shall properly apply therefor. duplicate registration cards and located, may be registered prior Elector Unable To Make of any legal voter In said town­ Clerk of said Township day before any regular, special, public or other officer administer­ The name of no person but an executing In duplicate the regis­ to the close of registration before Personal Application—Procedure ship not already registered who or official prlmaryelectionandthe ing the oath shall sign his name actual resident of the precinct at tration affidavit before a notary any election or primary election Dated; September 20, 1072 SEC. 504-Any elector who is may apply to me personally for day of such election. on the line for the signature of the time of registration and entitled public or other officer legally by securing from the clerk of unable to make personal applica­ such registration. Provided, how- „ Notice Is hereby given that I registration officer and designate under the constitution, if remain­ authorized to administer oaths an the township, city or village In REGISTRATION NOTICE tion for registration because of ever, that I can receive no names will be at: his title. ing such resident, to vote at the returning such registration cards which is located his legal resi­ General Election physical disability or absencd from for registration during the time next election shall be entered in to the clerk of the township, city Tuesday, November 7,1072 780 E. Wleland Road the township, city or village in Intervening between the thirtieth dence, duplicate registration cards Saturday, September 30 the registration book. or village before the close of office and executing in duplicate the reg­ To the qualified electors of the which his legal residence is MRS. GLADYS HANKEY day before any regular, special, hours on the last day of registra­ from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on located, may be registered prior Clerk of said Township Elector Unable To Make istration affidavit before a notary TOWNSHIP OF BINGHAM Friday, October 0,1072 or official prlmaryelectionandthe Personal Application—Procedure tion prior to any. election or Clinton County, Michigan to the close of registration before public or other officer legally Dated; September 20,1972 day of such election. SEC. 504—Any elector who Is primary election. The notary Notice is hereby given that in the thirtieth day preceding said any election or primary election authorized to administer oaths and election from 8 o'clock a,m., until Notice Is hereby given that I unable to make personal applica­ public or other officer administer­ conformity with the "Michigan by securing from the clerk of the REGISTRATION NOTICE will be at: ing the oath shall sign his name returning such registration cards 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the township, city or village In which General Election tion for registration because of to the clerk of the township, city Election Law," I the undersigned 122 W. Front Street, Ovid on the line for the signature of the Township Clerk, will on any day purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Is located his legal residence, Tuesday, November 7,1072 physical disability or absenedfrom or village before the close of office Saturday, September 30 the township, city or village In registration officer and designate except Sunday and a legal holiday, tration and Registering such ofihe duplicate registration cards and To the qualified elec'tms of tne from 8 a.m, to 0 p.m. and on his title. hours on the last day of regis­ the day of any regular or special qualified electors of this township executing In duplicate the regis­ TOWNSHIP OF LEBANON Friday, October 6, 1072 which his legal residence Is tration prior to any election or as shall properly apply therefor. tration affidavit before a notary located, may be registered prior election or primary election, Clinton County, Michigan the thirtieth day preceding said primary election. The notary receive for registration the name The name of no person but an public or other officer legally Notice is hereby given that in to the close of registration before public or other officer administer­ actual resident of the precinct at authorized to administer oaths and election from 8 o'clock a.m., until • any election or primary election WALTER KEILEN of any legal voter In said town­ conformity with the "Michigan Clerk of said Township, ing the oath shall sign his name ship not already registered who time of registration and entitled returning such registration cards .8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the by securing from the clerk of the Election Law," I the undersigned purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Dated: September 20,1972 on the line for the signature of may apply to me personally for under the constitution, if remaln- to the clerk of the township, city Township Clerk, will on any day township, city or village in which the registration officer and desig­ such registration. Provided, how­ • lng such resident, to vote at the or village before the close of office tration and Registering such of the. Is located his legal residence, except Sunday and a legal holiday, qualified ele'etors of this township nate his title. ever, that I can receive no names next election shall be entered In hours on the last day of registra­ the day of any regular or special duplicate registration cards and for registration during the time the registration book. tion prior to any election or as shall properly apply therefor. executing in duplicate the regis­ primary election. The notary election or primary election, The name of no person but an THOMAS L. HUNDLEY intervening between the thirtieth Elector Unable To Make receive for registration the name tration affidavit before a notary Price District Clerk of sold City day before any regular, special, public or other officer administer­ actual resident of the precinct at public or other officer legally Personal Application—Procedure ing the oath shall sign his name of any legal voter in said town­ fly Mrs Harold Crowley Datedi September 20,1072 or official prlmaryelectionandthe SEC. 504-Any elector who is time of registration and entitled authorized to administer oaths and on the line for the signature of the ship not already registered who under the constitution, If remain­ day of such election. unable to make personal applica­ may apply to me personally for returning such registration cards registration officer and designate ing such resident, to vote at the to the clerk of the township, city REGISTRATION NOTICE tion for registration because of his title. such registration. Provided, how­ The annual chicken supper General Election Notice Is hereby given that I next election shall be entered in or village before the close of office will be at: physical disability or absenedfrom ever, that I can receive no names Tuesday, November 7, 1072 the township, city or village in the registration book. hours on the last day of registra­ and fair will be held at the 2420 W, Centerline Road for registration during the time Elector Unable To Make To the qualified electors of the which his legal residence is intervening between the thirtieth tion prior to any election or Price United Methodist TOWNSHIP OF BATH Saturday, September 30 ALICE SULLIVAN Personal Application—Procedure primary election. The notary Church Wednesday, Oct 4 from B a.m, to 5 p.m* and on located, may be registered prior Clerk of said Township day before any regular, special, Clinton County, Michigan to the close of registration before SEC. 504-Any elector who Is public or other of fleer administer­ Friday, Oelobar 0, 1072 Dated: September 20,1072 or official prlmaryelectionandthe unable'to make personal applica­ with serving to commence at Notice is hereby given that In any election or primary election day of such election. ing the oath shall sign his name the thirtieth day preceding said REGISTRATION NOTICE tion for registration because of 5:30 pm. conformity with the "Michigan election from 8 o'clock a.m., until by securing from the clerk of the Notice is hereby given that 1 on the line for the signature of the General Election physical disability or absenedfrom registration officer and designate Election Law,' I the undersigned 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the township, city or village In which - Tuesday, November 7,1072 will be at: Township Clerk, will on any day la located his legal residence, the township, city or village in- his title. There will be handmade purpose of reviewing the Regis­ To the qualified electors of the My home on W, Colony Road Which his legal residence Is except Sunday and a legal holiday, tration and Registering such of the duplicate registration cards and Saturday, September 30 articles, baked'goods and the day of any regular or special executing In duplicate the regis­ TOWNSHIP OF ESSEX located, may be-registered prior MANLEY HUNT produce available at the Fair. qualified electors of this township from 8 a.m, to s p.m. and on to the close of registration before election or primary election^ as shall properly apply therefor. tration affidavit before a'notary Clinton County, Michigan t Clerk of' said Township Friday, October 8,1072 any election or primary election Booth. receive for registration the name The name- of no person but on public or other officer legally Notice Is hereby given that in the thirtieth day preceding said Dated: September 20,1072 * of any legal voter in said town­ conformity with the "Michigan by securing from the clerk of the actual resident of the precinct at authorized to administer oaths and election from B o'clock a.m., until REGISTRATION NOTICE ship not already registered who time of registration and entitled returning such registration cards Election Law," I the undersigned 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the township, city or village In which Plans for the Lay Witness Township Clerk, will on any day la located his legal residence, General Election Mission of the Price and may apply tti mo jiersonally for under the constitution, if remain­ to the clerk of the township, city purpose of reviewing the Reals- T Tuesday, November 7,1072 such registration. Provided, how­ ing such resident, to vote at the except Sunday and a legal holiday, duplicate registration cards and or village before the close of office - tratlon and Registering such of the To the qualified electors of the Shepardsville United ever, that I can receive no names next election shall be entered In hours on the last day of registra­ the day of any regular or special qualified electors of this township executing In duplicate the regis­ Methodist Churches are now for registration during the time the registration book. tion prior to any election or election or primary election, as shall properly apply therefor. tration affidavit before a notary TOWNSHIP OF WATERTOWN underway and this eVent will ' intervening between the thirtieth primary election. The notary receive for registration the name The name of no person but ah public or other officer legally Clinton County, Michigan _ Elector Unable To Make authorized to administer oaths and be Oct 13-14-15. ,day before any regular, special, personal Application—Procedure public or othflr officer administer­ of any legal voter In said town­ actual resident of the ipreclnct at Notice is hereby given that* in September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY' NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 5B CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Maple Rapids, Michigan Rev Robert E, Myers, Pastor 10:ou.a.m.—Worship Service Next Sunday In 11:15 a.m.—Sunday School 7:00 p.m.—U.C.Y.M. meets on al- ternate Sundays BATH METHODIST CHURCH 0;45 p.m,—Thursday-Th , Cherub and Junior choir. B p.m.—Thursday, Chapel choir. BATH, MICHIGAN Clinton County Churches! 1:30 p.m.—Third Friday, Women's Fellowship, church basement. All Churches in Clinton County are invited to send fli3u p.m.—bervice meeting their weekly announcements to The Clinton County News. They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to insure Matherton Area publication in the current week's issue. MATIIERTON COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH m CHURCH Rev. Francis C Johannldes, Minister THE WAYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH ST. THERESE CATHOLIC CHURCH 2:00 p.m.—Sunday School 9:30 urn Church School. 10:30 am Rev, Jerry Thomas, Pastor Fathers Francis Murray, Joseph 3:00 p.m.—Worship service Fellowship, ,11:00 am Holy Communion About 12 miles north. Droate and"Lawrence Delaney 2 to 6 pm Open House at the parsonage The Corner of N US-27 and Rectory: 102 W. Randolph, Lansing Fulton Area Roosevelt Rds. Phone 4R9-905I 6:30 pm Jr. HI. hayride. FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Wednesday, Sept 27: District WSCS Sunday School and Church - 10:50 Mass Schedule— Saturday: 7 p.m. •A mile east of Perrinton on M-57, am to 12:30pm.Sundayevenlngservlce Sunday: 6, 8, 10. 12; DeWltt, 9 a.m. Fall Rally at Clare C:30 pm Chapel Holiday: 7, 8, 10 a.m.: 5:30, 7:30 'At mile south - 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Rev. Fred Wing, Pastor Choir rehearsal 7:30pm Chancel Choir. P.m. 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School Thursday, Sept 28: 11:00 to 1:00 Wednesday evening service - 7:30 Weekday Masses; 8 a.m., 7:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Confessions — Saturday: 3:30 to 5 7:00 p.m.—Youth Service Smorgasbord Luncheon In Nlles Hall. -8:30 pm. and 7:30 to 9; Eves of Holidays, 8 to Everyone welcome to these services. 7:45 p.m.—Evening Service Friday, Sept 29: 1:00 pm prayer 9. 7:45 p.m.—Thursday, PrayeD and Baptism: Sunday at 1 p.m. Please Group in the lounge 9:45 pm "Pizza call in advance. praise service * . Sale" in Miles Hall. WEST PILGRIM UNITED HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH Tuesday, Oct 3: 7:30 pm Esther Eureka Area METHODIST CHURCH 380 W Herblson Rd, DeWltt Circle meets with Millie Poculs 7:30 Corner of Parks and Grove Rd. Telephone: 660-3930 CONGREGATIONAL pm Sara-tjouise Circle to meet with CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. Brian K, Sheen, Minister David B Franzmeier, Pastor Sandra Fongers 7:00 pm Boy scouts. 2619 E. Maple Raolds Road 9:30 a.m. — Worship Service Telephone: 669-9606 Rev Paul R. Jones, Pastor 10:45 a.m, — Church School Sunday School - 9:00 am Phone 224-7709 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10 a.m.—Bible School for everyone: ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday Worship - 10:30 am S, US-27 & E. Baldwin 11 a.m.—Morning Worship Tuesday - Dlrestlons at Dawn 7:30 p.m.—Adult Bible discussions. Saturday, Sept 30: 12:30 p.m. Junior Joseph F. Eger, Jr., Pastor 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 7:00 am. Nursery provided during services. Choir rehearsal. 1:30 p.m. Children's 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 6:30 p.m.—Youth Meetings 6:30 p.m.—Youth Service 6:45 p.m.—Wednesday, Jr. Choir; Choir rehearsal. VALLEY FARMS BAPTIST CHURCH Chancel Choir. 7:30 p.m. 1 7:30 p.m.—Sunday Evening Sunday, Oct 1: 9:43 a.m. Church 7 p.m.—Weonesday, second and 241 E. State Road School. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. fourth, WMC Rev. LaVern Bretz. Pastor Bath Area Tuesday, 'Oct 3: 8:00 p.m. Mabel 7:30 p.m.—Wednesday evening 9:45-10:45 a.m.—Church School. service There is a class for everyone from Maier Division. the youngest to the oldest. The Bible BATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday, Oct 4: 6:45 p.m. Boy SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST5 Is our textbook Scout Troop No 81. 7:30 p,m. Board of 086 North Lansing Street 11 a.m.-12 Noon—Morning Worship. Rev. Clarence Keith Trustees. 8:00 p.m. Senior Choir re­ Elder, E, F. Herzel, Pastor Junior Church for children through 6th Telephone 641-66B7 Services held on Saturday grade 11 a.m.—Worship hearsal. 9:15 a.m.—Church Service 5;30 p.m.—BYF for both Juniors and 10 a.m.—Church School 10:30 a.m.—Sabbath School Service Seniors 7:00 p.m,—Evangelistic Service j ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH 8:00 p.m.—Morning Choir practices BATH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev William G. Hankerd, Pastor . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.—Mid-week Rev. Richard Cole, Pastor Rev. Raymond Goehrlng Kingdom Hall Prayer Service; 8:00 p.m.—Morning 10:00 a.m. Sunday School Associate Pastor Choir practice 1993 North Lansing St.- Saturday 10:00 a.m.—Jr. Choir prac­ 6:30 p.m. Yoath Fellowship Rectory—109 Linden St.—Ph. 224-3313 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Congregation tice 7:30 p.m. Evening Service 1st Thursday 7:30 p.m.—Woman's Convent—110 S. Oakland—Ph. 2J4-37B9 Book Studies. Text studied: "The Midweek service on Wednesday 7:30 School—201 E. Cass—Ph. 224-2421 Mission Society p.m, Mass Schedule Nations Shall Know That I am Jehovah 2nd Saturday 2:00 p.m.—Ann Judson -How7" Guild for Jr. Hi. girls Saturday Evening—7 p.m. Sunday— 3rd Tuesday 6:30 p.m.—Men's Fel­ REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 7:30, 0, 10:30 and 12. Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Theocratic Holy Days—See bulletin. lowship . CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Ministry School—Texts Used: "Bible" Weekdays—7:30 and 8:30 a.m. and SOUTH DeWITT CHURCH Corner Upton Rd, & Stoll Rd. 7:15 p.m. and "Aid to Bible .Understanding" 8:30 OF CHRIST Elder - Earl Premoe Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays, p.m. Service Meeting. Temporarily Meeting at the 3:30 to 5 p.m.; after 7 p.m. Mass Sunday School—10 a.m. Preaching Each .Week The Clinton County News Will Publish One Of The Many Fine Churches Sunday, 9:30 a.m,—Public Lecture- DeWltt High School untlll 9 p.m. Weekday evenings—a Evangelist: Richard J. Wolfcale , Service—11 a.m. few minutes before evening Mass. Given by Qualified Representative of Telephone: 669-3395 Choir Practice-Wed. 6:30 p.m. Located in Clinton County. First Fridays—Sacrament of Pen­ the Watchtower, Bible and tract 8 a.m.—"Revival Fires," Channel ance, Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m. 5 TV; "Revival Fires." 1110 radio. Mid-Week Prayer Service - Wed, and after the evening Mass until all Society. 10:30 a.m.-Watchtower Study- 9:45 a.m.—Bible School 7:30 p.m. are heard. Mass and Prayers of current Issue or the "Watchtower" 10:30 a.m.—Morning worship. Serm­ Everyone welcome. Adoration at 7:15 p.m, Holy Com­ magazine studied, on: "The Mind of Christ." munion on Friday at 6 and 7:15 a.m. THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS, PUBLIC INVITED Weekly Communion, Elsie Area Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, 6:30 p.m.—Youth groups for grades 8:30 p.m, on Thursday through 7 p.m, NO COLLECTION TAKEN 1 through freshman In college. on First Friday. 6:30 p.m.—Evening Worship. Serm­ ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH Devotions—Our Mother of Perpet­ on: "What the Church of Christ Stands MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE ual Help Novena — after 7:15 p.m. For." Rev. David Litchfield, Minister Mass each Tuesday. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Wednesday, 7 p.m.—Hour of Power, 9:30 a.m.—Morning Worship Religious Instruction Classes—Adult, 312 N US-27 Q classes. Inquiry Class, Tuesday at 8 p.m. High Thursday, 7 p.m.—Fishermen's Club 10:30 a.m.—Sunday School, Supt. School CCD, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Phone 224-2448 Merle Baese- Public Grade School CCD, Tuesdays 9:45 a.m. Church School .from 4 until 5 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ST. JOHNS 11:00 a.m. Worship Service DUPLAIN METHODIST CHURCH Baptisms—Each Sunday at 1:30 by OF DeWITT, SBC. appointment. Other arrangements by 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship Rev. David Litchfield, Minister Rev. Jerry Cole, Pastor S & H Farm Sales appointment. WEDNESDAY 10 a.m.-Sunday School, Supt. Ken­ Meeting in the Memorial Building 7:45 p.m. Family Bible Study neth Kiger while we build our new worship center. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 11 a.m.—Worship service. & Service Central Natl Bank Federal-Mogul . South US-27 Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. OF ST. JOHNS Paul A. Travis, Pastor Morning Worship - 11:00 a.m. CORPORATION CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH New Holland Machinery St. Johns—Ovid—Pewamo 9:45 a.m. Bible School 515 North Lansiir* Street 5:00 pm Evening Worship. Our Specialty St. Johns PUnt 10:55 a.m. Worship Service Rev Wesley Manker Meeting In homes — Rev. Charles Cowley Member FDIC 11 a.m. Children's Churches Phone 224-7950 Mid-week prayer service Wed. - 7:30 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 10:00 a.m.—Worship service 4 Ml. N. on US-27 to French Rd. G p.m. IN-TIME and HI-TIME 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship p.m. 11:00 a.m.—Sunday School, Paul Phone 224-4661 . 7 p.m. Evening Worship 6:15 p.m.—Young People's Service Youth prayer service Thur. -.7:30 Brown, Supt, 7-0* n.m.—Evpnlng Worship p.m. t '6 p.m.*—Junior and Senior BYF £ach', WedV[ 7 p.m. Thet Hour of 7 p.m.—Evening Service., *' Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. — Caravan. ( Power'for the whole family. 8"p.m. 7:45 p.m.—Bible Study and prayer Join us lri wo?sjilp where "everybody 3:30 .p.m., Wednesday^Junlor and ChoJ.r,practice. hour. ' Is somebody and Christ Is Lord." Senior Choir practice. Phillips Implement 7 p.m., Wednesday — Prayer and First Sunday-Communion Service For more information call 669- > Bible Study. . < > * , COMPANY First Tuesday—Deacon's Meeting 9752 or write BoxjSOfi^DeWitt. Egan Ford Sales, Inc. 313 N. Lanslne St. Ph. 224-2711 Second Tuesday-Ladles' Missionary FREE METHODIST CHURCH VALLEY FARMS UNITED DUPLAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W. Ilighan Phone 224-2283 Circle. 305 Church Street PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High School Last Tuesday—Trustees' Meeting Phone 224-3349 155 E. Sate Rd. 5565 E. Colony Road Rev. Neil Bolfnger, Pastor Justin Shepard, Minister Mon.( Fri. "Moments of Medita­ Robert Bentley, Minister Phone 489-1705 Jack Schwark, S.S. Supt. tion." Radio WRBJ. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. 10 a.m.—Sunday School Mathews Elevator 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.—Morninfl Worship. 11 a.m.—Church Grain—Feed—Beans ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH' 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship 7:30 p.m'.—Sunday evening Evange­ 7 p.m.—Junior and Youth Fellow­ D & B Potty Shoppe Capitol Savings Phone 593-2111 listic. ship Open Monday thro Saturday Corner of E. Walker and Mead Sts. Prayer service as announced. Wednesday 7:30 p.m.—Youth ser­ 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service AND LOAN ASSN. Complete Party Supplies Rev, Hugh E. Bannlnga, Pastor vice. 7 p.m., Wednesday—Prayer Meet­ 222 N. Clinton Phone 224-2304 SALEM UNITEDMETHODISTCHURCH Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Bible Study. ing Rectory 224-2600 Office 224-2885 224 N. Clinton Phone 224-3335 Parsonage and Office: US-27 We cordially invite you to attend Summer Schedule any or all of these services. and County Line Road ST. CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH Every Sunday, 7 a.m. Holy Com­ Listen to our International broad­ Pastor—Charles VanLente cast HARVESTIME Sunday morning Rev. Thomas M. Kowalczyk, Pastor munion. 2nd & 4th Sunday 9 a.m. Formers Co-op Phone 224-6166 at 10:30 a.m., WRBJ. 15B0 on your P.O. Box 97 517 E. MalnSt. ELEVATOR Holy Communion and Sermon. Other Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Worship. 10:30 dial. , Bannister, 48807 Phone: 862-5270 Antes Cleaners Wes' Gulf Service Wayne Feeds and Grain Sundays. 9 a.m. Morning Prayer and a.m. Church School. SALEM UNITED METHODIST Sunday Liturgies: Saturday-7:00 p.m. Phone 593-2420 Sermon. 9 a.m. Church School and Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. Choir pracitce CHURCH Sunday—(May 1 to Dec. 1) 8j00 and Pickup and Delivery WE GIVE S&H STAMPS Nursery. 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Service. Parsonage and Office: US-27 10;00 a.m. (Dec. 1 to May 1) 8:30 108 W. Walker Ph. 224-4529 Free Pick-up & Delivery Every Monday evening, 7 p.m.'Heal- Thursday: 7:30 p.m. WSCS Third and County Line Road and 10:30 a.m. S, US-27 Ph. 224-2212 lng Service. 1st & 3rd Mondays, Thursday, Pastor - Everett M. Love Holy Day Liturgies: 7:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Senior Citizens. Phone 224-616G 8:00 p.m. 2nd & 4th Tuesdays, noon, Senior Sunday: 9:00 a.m. Worship 10:00 a.m. Confessions: One half hour before Schofer Heating, lac; Citizens. DeWitt Area i Church School, all Sunday Liturgies. Parr's Rexall Store Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. Choir practice Every Tuesday morning and evening, WAYSIDE CHAPEL EAGLE UNITED METHODIST The Comer Drug Store Jim McKeniie Agency Heating, Air Conditioning. Weight Watchers. 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Service. A BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH Phone 224-2837 Swimming Pools Thursday: 7:30 p.m. WSCS Third Rev Ray McBratnie, Pastor 212 N. Clinton, St. Johns Starting June 22, every Thursday- 14337 Turner Road, DeWltt Fowler, Ph. 587-3666 Thursday. Telephone 627-6533 or 489-3607 orning, Bible School at 9:30a.m. Rev. Douglas Beach, Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Morning Worship 214 W. Washington, Ionia Phone 489-9251 10:30 a.m.—Church School ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH 7:30 p.m.—Wednesday, Bible Study PRICE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 10 a.m. Sunday School MISSOURI SYNOD and prayer meeting. Rev. Darold D. Boyd 11 a.m. Worship Service 4& miles west of St. Johns on M-21 9:45 a,m.—Church School. 5Va miles south on Francis road Schmitt) Electric 6 p.m. Young People 2 miles west on Church road 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7 p.m. Evening*Servlce EAGLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH ' Ajlaby-Brewbalcerjnc. Marvin L. Barr, Pastor Rev. and Mrs Royal Burnett, Pastor ' 807 1/2 E. State WESTPHALIA Women's Society meets the last 7:15 p.m. Wednesday - Bible Study 10:30 a.m.—Worship 10:30 a.m.—Sunday School St. Johns 9:15 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible 108 1/2 N. Clinton St. Wednesday of each month, Dinner at and Prayer, 11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship St. Johns, Michigan 12:30. Meeting at 1:30. A friendly church with a message Classes* ' 7:30 p.m. — Wednesday .P ra ye r Holy Communion first Sunday of meeting Youth' Fellowship meets the first for today. the month at 8 a.m., third Sunday and third Monday of each month at Bible Loving — Bible Believing — of the month at 10:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Bible Preaching. Fowler Area Maynard-Allen SOUTH RILEY BIBLE CHURCH Burton Abstract and Council of Church Ministries and DeWITT COMMUNITY CHURCH Wfllard Farrier. Pastor MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH St. Johns Co-op STATE BANK Administrative Board meets the first (Inter-denominational) Located 'J mile east of Francib Rev. Fr. Albert J. Schmltt, Pastor Title Company Portland—Sunlleld—Weitphalla Sunday of each month following a pot- Murl J. Eastman, Pastor Road on Chaclwick Road v Amy Mulford, Sunday School Supt. 10 a.m.—Sunday School N. Clinton Ph. 224-2381 Member F.D.I.C. Phone 587-3111 luck dinner at noon. Marilyn Krol. Co-Supt. 11 a.m.—Worship Service Sunday Masses—6:30; f\:30 and 10:30 119 N. Clinton, St. Johns Youth choir meets each Wednesday 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School a.m. at 7 p.m. 11'a.m.—Church 7 p.m.—Youth Fellowship Gunnisonville Area Weekdays—During school year, 7:30 Senior choir meets each Wednesday and 8:30 a.m. . ' ' OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ; WACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED GUNNISON VILLE Pewamo Area at 7:30 p.m. Holy Days—5300; 7:30 a.m, and 7:00 Main at Oak Street METHODIST CHURCH REDEEMER UNITED UNITED METHODIST CHURCH p.m, and 7:00 p.m. eve before. Rev. Earl C. Copelin, Pastor UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Edward F. Otto, pastor METHODIST CHURCH Clark ami Wood Roads Sorrowful Mother Novena—Friday, Norma Johnson, Church School supt. Pewamo, Michigan Phone 626-6623 Rev. Dan Miles, Minister ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH 105 N. Bridge St. 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Ida Beardslee, Organist Dr. Lloyd Walker 9:30 a.m. Church Service Morning Worship: 10:00 a,m. The Church of The Lutheran Hour H. Forest Crum, Minister Saturdays-7:30 a,m. and 7:00 p.m. 9:45 a.m. - Church School. 11:00 1636 Horizon Drive, Ionia 10:4^ a.m. Sunday School Church School Classes 11:15 a.m. U.S.-27 at Sturgis a.m. - Morning Worship. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Jr. and Sr. HI Y.F. 6:00 p.m. Robert D. Koeppen, Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Worship, (nursery pro­ Wed., 7 p.m., Senior Choir 7:00 p.m. United Methodist Youth FOWLER Cherub and Youth Choir Wednesday, 9:00. a.m. Sunday School and Bible vided), 10:30 - U:00a.m.,CoffeeFel- Maple Rapids Area Wed., 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible - Fellowship. H E Rossow, Pastor 3:00 p.m. Discussions. lowship, 11 a.m. Church School. Study. ^ WSCS meets .third Thursday of the THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 0:30 am Worship. 10:30 am Sunday Chancel Choir, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. 10:15 a.m. Divine Worship Maple Rapids Area Parish month at 2 p.m. W.S.C.S. Noon meetings every 3rd 8:00 a.m, 3rd Sunday of Each Month - Pastor—Charles VanLente School & Bible Class. Parsonage and Office: US-27 and OVID FREE METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday. Matins Service, ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH CIlnton-Grnliot Countv Line Road Ovid Area "the' church with Acts 20:20 vision" ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH W.X.Y.Z. Noon meeting every 1st 10:15 a.m. Holy Communion 1st and Corner US-27 and Webb Road- Phone 244-0106 1100 N. Main St., Ovid Pewamo, Michigan Wednesday, Rev. Glenn V. Cathey, Jr. Vicar Rt Rev Msgr Thomas J. Bolger, M.A., 3rd Sundays each month. CHUitCll OF GOD Rev. Richard Gleason j Council on Ministries every 3rd THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Pastor 7:30 p.m. IstTUesday of each month- Residence 069-3967 Church 669r9308 Ovid, Michigan Church Phone 834-5950 Sunday Masses—Q a.m., 8 a.m. and Monday at 7:30. MAPLE RAPIDS ' '•Rev. L. Sanders, PaHlnr Ladies Guild and LWML, Sunday morning prayer and sermon Parsonage Phone 834-2473 10 a.m. Administrative Board, 4th Monday of Pastor - Rev. Abe S. Castor 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 8S00 pirn. 3rd Tuesday of each month - 9:00 a.m. lltlO n.m.—Morning Wnishlp 10:00 a.m, Sunday School Daily Mass—7:30 a.m. every 3rd month^^^ Parsonage - Middleton * Holy Baptism—Sunday, 1 p.m. Book Discussion Club. (jiUll p.m.—Youth Fellowship 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 7:nil p.m.—-Evuilns Soivicc , , Sacred Confession —- Saturday, 3:30 3:15 to G:15 Weekly on Wednesdays- Phone-- 230-7742 and 7:30 p.m. • Victor Township COMMUNITY OF ST. JUDE 7::ili p.m.—Wednesday, Bible feiuciy: 6:00 p.m. Youth F.M.Y. Weekly Day School September through Sunday - 9:30 a.m. Worship Service, b:43 p.m.—Choir pnifliec 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Family Holy Hour for Peace—Satur­ May. * , Catholic Church 10i30 a.m. Sunday School. day, 7:15 p.m. GROVE BIBLE CHURCH Father Jerome Schmttt, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Ladles Bible Study every Rev. Robert Prange. Pastor Confirmation Instruction Wed. after ' Tuesday - 1:30p.m.WSCSHrstTues- Price and Shepardsville roads 409 Wilson, DeWltt WESLEY AN HOLINESS CHURCH Tuesday 3:15 p.m. day each month. 7:00 p.m.Senior Choir SHEPARDS VILLE 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school. Classes Dally Mass: Mon. and Thurs. - 7:30 127 W. William St., Ovid 7:30 p,m. Wednesday evening Prayer lor all ages 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays-Adult Infor­ practice. 7:00 p.m. Scouts. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH p.m.' Tues., Wed. and Fri. 7:00 a.m. Rev. Richard D. Purchase Service 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship mation Classes, beginning each Sep­ Dr. Darold Boyd, Pastor 6:30 p.m.—Young People Sunday Mass: 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. GREENBUSH UNITED METHODIST 10 a.m. Sunday School and Morning 6:00 p.m. Teen's Soft Ball every tember and February-Call 224-3544 445 Division Street 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service Services at Middle School, DeWltt. CHURCH Worship. Sunday Evenings 7:30 p.m, Friday MWM , 7:30 p.m.—Wednesday, prayer meet­ or 224-7400 for specific information. East Lansing, 48821 Scott and Marshall Roads 7:30 p.mi Wednesday Prayer Meet­ HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH ing ChUrch Office Hours - 9:00 - 12:00 EAST DeWITT BIBLE CHURCH ings, n Ovid, Michigan 0:30 a.m. Worship Service. 10:45 Ladic3 Missionary circle meets -Jui .m., Monday, Wednesday, Thursday (Non Denominational) Pastor - Everett M, Love Fr Joseph Auutn a.m. Church School. Thursday „ „ , ., Round Lake Road 'A mile 10:30 a.m.—Mass on Sunday and Friday. Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Church School. THE UNITED CHURCH OF OVID Couples Club meets 4th Saturday in East of US-27 7 p.m.—Evening Mass on Wednes­ Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. Choir practice. monm Glen J, Farnham, Pastor 11:30 a.m. Worship West Front St., Ovid day. 8:00 p.m. Prayer service. Sunday— Thursday: WSCS 4thThursdayat8:00 Rev. Claude B. Ridley, Jr., Pastor Confessions 10 to 10:30 on' Sunday Westphalia 10 a.m.—Sunday School, Classes for LBV. IslUUUO Dm JUUiajr, iri,, roawi mopniTiff Administrative Board first Monday all ages. p.m. 0:30 am Morning Worshlp(Nursery) ,,,oriun*1 in the month. ST. MARY'S CHURCH Rev Fr Aldysius H. Miller, Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST OF ST. JOHNS 11 a.m.—Morning Worship 10:45 am Church School classes Lansing' General meeting of WSCS third 680 N.Lansing St. 5:43 p.m.—Youth Fellowship. Senior, Fr Martin Miller 14 and up; Jet Cadets, 10-13. LOWE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Board Meeting - 2nd Tuesday tUMBERLY CHURCH OF CUBIST Thursday Jin January, April and Sep­ Assistant Pastor Seventh Day AdvenUst Building 7 p.m.—Evening Service Lowe and North Lowe Road Women's Fellowshlp-2nd Wednesday tember* Sunday Masses—6, 8 and 10 a.m. 1007 Kimberly Drive Weekdays—During school year 7:00, Mike Hargrave, Minister Wednesday— Pastor - Everett M. Love Circle Meetings - 3rd Wednesday Lansing, Michigan Afternoon Circle meets second 7:30 p.m.—Bible Study and prayer. 7:45 and 11.15 a.m. 9:30 a.nu Sunday.School Children's Choir-Wednesday, 4 pm John Halls Supervised' nursery for babies and Sunday: Church Service 10:15 a.ni. 11 a.m.—Morning Worship Thursday at the homes of members. Saturdays—0:45 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship small children in all services. Tuesday: Choral Actors 3-4:30. Junior Choir - Wednesday, 4 pm 10 a.m.—Bible Study , Berean Circle meets third Thurs­ Holy Days—5:30, 7!30, 0 a.m. and Wed, 7:00,p,m. Prayer Meeting. "An open door to an open book" 6 p.m.—Evening Worship 8 p.m. Wednesday: Bible Stud/ 7:30-0:30. Chancel Choir - Wednesday, 7 pm day evening in each month at the Evening Maai—Friday," B:0O p.m. Call 224-4203 for* more Information. ... A Bible preaching church with a Midweek service 7:30 p.m. Wednes­ message for you . . . Senior Choir 7:30-8:30. day night. homes of members. •* ( 6B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan' September 27,1972 September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 7B meeting will be on Oct 11, the Sunday, Mr Formenti of place to be announced later. Lansing, Mr and Mrs Don Oldsmobile introduces 1973 models Mrs Arnold Blizzard and Potts and Mike, Mr and Mrs HiHcatf fotitrict Harvey Hoerner and girls Pontiac offers 33 models in '73 LANSING-Oldsmobile Riley and Mrs John Greenfield at­ The new bumper system The new rear bumper on better. 88'sand98's these cars have been At the rear, the 88's have V-8 four barrel. The 455 four- visited Mr and Mrs Harold Pontiac for 1973 features a which incorporates classic, Division's 1973 lineup revised, and front end panels revised deck lids and rear tended the funeral of their by Mrs. Porter C. Parks on the front of all full-size all Pontiac full-size and barrel is optional on the Hoerner. t new sporty intermediate, styling with unique ride features a new compact car, and parking lamps are new. quarters and new" taillamps. uncle, Mr J,D. Winchell at and intermediate Pontiacs intermediate-size cars ex­ A NEW EGR (exhaust gas SIXTEEN MODELS are Delta 88 and Royale. White Cloud on Friday, Sept fresh new styling and con­ and handling charac­ completely redesigned offered in Oldsmobile's 1973 Also new is a hydraulic A new rear bumper with TORONADO Olive Saturday, Mrs Lewis frtim Saturday morning and Mr and Mrs • Otto teristics. A distinctive body- and the Grand Prix features cept Safaris is backed up recirculation) system helps integral vertical taillamps 15, Flegler and daughters, Mrs returned Sunday evening. Dickinson, Mr and Mrs tinued engineering im-, a new energy-absorbing unit with a high strength steel- reduce oxides to nitrogen to Cutlass models and a long 88 and 98 lineup, including a front bumper system with MBSt GOLDIE MOORE provement in energy colored front bumper and list of engineering ad­ new addition.. ,the Regency more impact-absorbing enhances the 98 models. Oldsmobile's front-drive Ph. 669-0061 Mr and Mrs Ted Moore of Donovan Henning, Jane Mr and Mrs Don Button Walter Miller went on a trip flexible rubber-like urethane mounted to the frame that boxed beam reinforcement. 1973 standards. This system Rear bumpers on the' 88's Toronado, now in its eighth Henning, Tom Henning and took Mrs Donald Sullivan through upper Michigan to absorbing bumpers and can compress up to three The bumper is supported introduces exhaust gas into vancements. sedan. Introduced as a capabilities than last year's rural St Johns visited Mr and emission control. front end panel combine From its compact Omega limited option on the 98 last system. This bumper is built and 98's are rigidly mounted model year, features an all- Mrs Arnold Blizzard Dale Blizzard and Mrs Larry Mrs Ray Moore on Thursday Steve Myszak visited Mr and and Dan to the Planetarium, Ste. St, Marie on the functional styling with inches and return to normal with flexible steel bars to the air fuel mixture in the to the luxurious 98 and year, the Regency has to protect the safety systems and meet the 2.5 mph barrier new front appearance for honored Debbie Locher with Blizzard, served-cake, coffee evening. Mrs Eldoris Hahn. Sunday evening. Canadian side and boarded a There are 33 models in the position when the force is form a spring system, intake manifold, when 1973. Design changes include engineering to give an im­ Toronado, Oldsmobile spans become a full-fledged model in a five mile per hour impact requirement. a bridal shower on Wed­ and punch to the guests. Sunday, Mrs Clare Parks Sunday, Don Ingersoll of train and took the tour new Pontiac lineup including proved bumper system. removed. Extensive changes have requiredE lowering peak new fender extensions, The Friendly Farmers The Blue Star Mothers met visited Mrs Eldoris Hahn, Mulliken visited Danny. through Agawa Canyon, last 13 full-size Pontiacs, two This unit utilizes heavy been made on the 1973 combustion temperature the automobile market with in 1973. barrier impact in con­ All full-size models are nesday evening at her home at the home of Mrs Oscar formance with federal equipped with power front parking lamps, a grille and Farm Bureau Group met Saturday, Mrs Lewis Tuesday night Mr and Mrs Tuesday, Wednesday and Grand Am and seven On most 1973 models, telescoping steel chambers, engines to meet more with consequent reduction of 27 models, two more than in Among the special an energy-absorbing on Norris Road. Over 40 Johnson on Thursday Pontiac has front bumpers 1972. standards. disc brakes, power steering friends and relatives at­ With Mr and Mrs Richard Flegler and daughters of Otto Shipsky, Lansing, Mr Thursday. They stayed at LeMans 'intermediates, four pressurized gas and stringent exhaust emission NOX. features of the Regency are bumper. evening, Sept 14, with a large Firebirds, six Venturas and which exceed the Following are highlights of extra-luxurious interior trim THE 88's AND 98's have and Turbo Hydra-matic tended. A couple games were Howe on US-27 on Wed­ Lansing visited Mr and Mrs and Mrs Ralph Cornell of Ste. St, Marie on the hydraulic fluid to absorb the standards with no reduction A new carburetor choke transmission. The Delta 88 AT THE REAR, the nesday evening, Sept 13 with attendance. After the Porter Parks. Ovid, Mrs Katherine Rought American side. Friday was the Grand Prix. requirements of the Federal impact! in engine performance or design contributes to sub­ the 1973 lineup: and upholstery, a 60/40 front new dual grilles that are played after which Debbie business meeting they had a seat and a specific clock. and Delta Royale have the Toronado has a new bumper 5 families present. The Donald Sullivan and of Lansing, Mrs Bonnie spent at Cedarville, bumper standards by being driveability. In fact, overall stantial reduction in hinged at the bottom and opened her many gifts that Stanley Party. The place and completely selfrestoring in a OMEGA ' Design modifications are retract with the bumper on 350 V-8 two-barrel as stan­ and new vertical taillamps she will be using in the near annual county banquet and Russell Sullivan of Edmore Garlock of Wacousta were Saturday was spent at THE ADDITION to the PROTECTIVE RUB strips driveability and fuel hydrocarbon and carbon dard, while the 98 and that complement modified meeting will be on Oct 10 at time of the next meeting will •visited Mr and Mrs A W all guests of Mr and Mrs Traverse City and spent intermediate line is the five-mile-per-hour barrier economy will, in most in­ monoxide emissions. On the evident in .all new 88's and impact into the front end future. The hostess, assisted be printed at a later date. and bumper guards are OLDSMOBILE'S NEW 98's Hoods and fenders on panel. Custom Cruiser have the 455 rear quarters and deck lid. by Mrs Bruce Blizzard. Mrs Smith Hall. Our next Brackett of Traverse City Alexander Lang. ' some time at Portage Lake. stunning new Grand Am test. available. stances, be significantly initial cold start the choke is entry, the Omega, is built on on strong for improved a Ill-inch wheelbase and has driveability, but is pulled off an overall length of 197.5 more rapidly as the engine ,inches. It is offered in three warms up for improved body styles. . .a two-door emission control and fuel coupe, a four-door sedan and economy. a hatchback coupe that has a Also new for 1973 is a duct rear door that opens upward system directing cold air to to reveal a flat carpeted load the carburetor, This in­ floor extending from the creases maximum engine front seat to the rear end power and allows greater when the rear seat back is spark advance with a con­ folded down. sequent increase in fuel Front and rear bumpers economy. are rigidly mounted to meet new requirements. The THE STANDARD PON­ bumpers protect the car's TIACS feature an all new safety systems in front-end front end with the grilles for barrier impacts up to five 1973 extending the full width miles per hour and rear of the front, wrapping barrier impacts up to 2.5 around the leading edge of mph. the fenders. The Omega's standard The luxurious Grand Ville engine is the 250 cubic-inch Copyright, 197?. The Kroger Co Sale Prices Si Coupons is offered as a two-dopr six-cylinder and the 350 V-8 We Reserve Ihn Right To Limit Good Sept. 25 Oct. 1,1972 formal hardtop coupe, a four-barrel is optional. Other Quantities In St. Johns convertible coupe and a four- Omega options include Now Open 8 AM Til 11 PM Monday Thru Saturday- Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM! door formal hardtop sedan. power drum and power disc Grand Villes are built on a brakes, variable ratio power 124-inch wheelbase (127-inch steering and Turbo Hydra- for Grand Safari) with an matic transmission. U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice overall length of 224.8 inches. The Grand Safari wagon is CUTLASS MODELS available in two or three-seat models. ALL INTERMEDIATE Sirloin « Club or The Bonneville is offered Cutlass models have been as a two-door hardtop coupe, completely redesigned for a four-door hardtop sedan 1973. The design of these cars and a four-door sedan. is new and contemporary, T-Bone Steak Built on a 124-inch but still readily identifiable Steak wheelbase (127-inch for the as Oldsmobiles. Safari), the Catalina is of­ The intermediate lineup fered in five body styles - features seven models.. .two two-door hardtop, four-door Vista Cruisers, two Cutlass hardtop, four-door sedan and Supremes, one Cutlass 'S' the two and three-seat and two Cutlass models. The Safaris. The Catalina con­ F-85 nameplate has been vertible and Catalina discontinued. Y XtraLo Brougham series have been The front ends of these discontinued. All full-size cars feature single seven- '| Regular Price SI.79 Lb Regular Price S1.95 Lb Pontiacs measure 224.8 inch head-lamps in place of inches long (except the dual lights. These single U S. Gov't, Graded Choice Safari 228.8). sealed beam units have more candle power on low beam than last year's dual Round THE GRAND PRIX headlight system. carries through an in­ terpretation of Pontiac's tThe new energy-absorbing, 1 front bumper meets the five I Steak 99 traditional front end split ^ April Hill t -JH Thank You Brand .4 center iheme. mph barrier Impact * - U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice Bonclcst • US Gov't Graded Choice Boneless-i • Thousands of Prices Reduced s PhgOf 3 The"^973 model is 2 1/%' requirements. Grilles are Round Steak ...... u, 1.19 Thousands of Prices Reduced \ Frozen Bread 16 Oi Wt Lvs Puddings... hinged at°the bottomland Sirloin Steak u«1.89 inches wider andfour inches' G & W Frozen Whale or Sliced longer than last year's model retract with the bumper U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice U.S Gov't Graded Choice Boneless during a low-speed impact. B Everyday Xtra Low After Shave with a 116-inch wheelbase, Top Round Steak...u 4.39 Tomato Juice....A £„ 29* Cheese Pizza vS, 67* Freshlike Potatoes 6 v^'l and is 216.6 inches long. The Cutlass and Cutlass 'S' Porterhouse Steak ..^1.39 Discount Prices AquaVelva o7B„ 99* New' Keebler Chocolate Chip Georgia Gold Kelloggs have rectangular pattern U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice Boneless U S. Gov't. Graded Choice Boneless Kroger 29 Oi one Immediately noticeable in All Purpose Biggs Cookies... 2 £!i£> 89* Peaches iVtCan LJ dual grilles, while the Cornflakes....^ 27* 5 profile is a new fixed rear Bottom Round Steak L^I.29 Prune Juice g!L 39* Michigan Brand Cole Slaw or Kroger Buttermilk or Supreme and Vista Cruiser Sirloin Tip Steak....Lb '1.39 i Toni Permanent Reg 1.62 quarter window which • Kroger Gold Medal Flour ^48* have a dual vertical bar U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Boneless U S Gov't Graded Choice Boneless Heel Toothpaste C blends with the classic r 16 Ol | Ot Regular Syrup Potato Salad S 39* * Homestyle Biscuits...oWo 8 design. Sirloin Tip Roast or of Round Roast or _ Applesauce.. Wt Can J.O styling and improves' Wheaties 37* Dry Look • '» -* - •llillllll—] actuated by a turn-signal Stuffed Herrud Yellow 5 5"*^ Wifs coupon ivorl/i 60C *-s — Jhiscoupon ivorfhSl.50 ^ lever. »• i TOP 700 EXTRA After Bible study was over Smoky Links nV |*) Kfagir *vf|h 3 phv Country Ortn RJJ Horn on a short ride through the package includes a Pork Sausage Sf 69' Ball Park Franks..;. ub 88' Mexican ._ B oi nlot lloiwi Diamond 100 Cookies — Subject to applicable slate and local £; =: subject to applicable ttate and local = Carland, which Clara said specific grille, hood louvers, 25 Sliced Lunch Meats = UNCI. One coupon per cuitomer per =: Frozen Medium 3 to 5 lb Size Farmer Peet Baby !*"<«' »«<'«<' *>* m with 2 Jonn Ellin L.'gt OI S tixet. One coupon per cuitomer per = she enjoyed very much. She side striping, hood and deck Cn """""V P*e»tull«lpoik chops » - Market Basket Eggs TJ ttors vlilt. .-£ J Valencia Walnuts 50 JOIIIIIIIGoact Sept,. 25 thru Oct. 1 MlllteP ^allMIIIIGooct Sept. 25 thru Oct. IHUMt? intends to take a longer ride lid striping, The specially 1 OU Roasting Chickens m with I CM Spare Ribs u. 89' Bonanza Ham T^Z 1.39. , __ within IB-ol wt pd(SlfhouMii next time. adapted suspension includes Boneless Farmer Peet Boneless Whole or Portion ggiitiiiiH"'- 50 Glade Air Freshncr Cffliinimi > -••• - niiiiiiil I £5111111111 • •"• •» •lllldllf—1 _ With Thli Coupon , ^= 100 Sizzle Steaks PI front and rear stabilizer Oranges. with I pilr Ltgty Duckling Pi my Hn» t 2f THIS COUPON WORTH $1,20 ISlSft g = Special Label • Detergent = Gary Munson of rural *50 with 124 0( nt tin Krogtt Smart Chicks bars, higher rate springs and Leg 0 Pork •* '1.19 Bonanza Ham Lb *l-09 100 Carland is the new manager §100 Top Value Stamps | Cottage Cheese m with 3 im or ™>. Popeye Joy Liquid shock absorbers^ (water added by manufacturer) s onanypkgol'lmportad s/^i,= with 1 pJ<» Popcorn of an Elsie gasoline station, California 25 Frankenmuth Cheese m with iny4lb tug Front disc and rear drum From Prize Winnings Hog* purchased at the Michigan State Fairl \ Qua Gary is the son of Mr and ntin • s u oi bti 2b Michigan Apples brakes are standard on all | Holland Bulbs\&§ Mrs Kenneth Munson. He E Subject to applicable itate and local = Johnsons Baby Lotion H w(ih 5Jbi O' mot. s W,*,*«,-™H. .55.99" 5 28 intermediates. Power Whole Red Ripe 5 taxai.Onaeoupnn par cuitomer per ^ 50 Wild Bird Seed = subject to applicable ^tale and local = and his wife, Diane and two 1 Coupon Strip Oood Eaot 35th -£ models except the 'Vista Pork loins D ••••••—'• ••• 2dlllMHGoodSept.25lhruOct 1IIIMt%5 Rd. The gas station that he 79 lllll 1972 it local Krooaralarat/llllSa? 30||IHIG6od Sept. 2S thru Oct. IllllllhC? Cruiser where they are operates is on N Ovid St and standard. Variable-ratio is known as the Fanners Gas power steering is also op­ and Oil Station. tional. 8B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 27,1972 «B8S888888SSBS8BSHSSW8^^ YOLlth features Where it's at with Clinton teens

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26. I Ain't Never Seen A WRBJ-AMRADIO-1580 White Man • On the scene 1. Baby Don't Get Hooked On 27. I Believe In Music Me 28. Poor Boy 2. Black And White 29. Witchy Woman ( by Doreen Theroux 3. Play Me 30. Love Song with Cheryi Snyder 4. Garden" Party 31. Carry Me Carrie 5. Beautiful Sunday 32. Rock & Roll Soul DeWitt High School has 5 Miss Debbie Boyd, a from Michigan City, Ind, but '6. Saturday In The Park 33. Evil Ways new staff members this native of Westland (a suburb has also lived in Oxford, The empty halls of Fulton Tracy Zamarron , and Kresge, Terry Detraz, and 7," Honkey Cat 34. Summer Sun year, including an in­ of Detroit) is in her 1st year Ohio, Kalamazoo and High School came to life on Carolyn Chick. Craig Matakiewicz will be 8. Ben _ 35. Mean Little Woman structional media center of teaching and'is the girl's Barcelona Spain, respec­ Wednesday, Sept 6 with running for the team tins 36. Dance, Dance, Dance The girls varsity team has 9. Run To Me instructor, a girl's physical physical education in­ tively. His present home is in everyone getting back into Friday afternoon a student 10. We Can Make It Together 37. Pen In Hand education instructor, an structor. She completed hpr DeWitt. the swing of things. started practicing for 'the council meeting was held 38. If You Leave Me Tonight first game which will be held 11. Burning Love-It's A economics and history student teaching at North­ tMessner attended Miami Two new teachers were with president, Bill Baxter Matter Of Time - 39. For Emily, Wherever I teacher, an English and east Jr H i g h in Jackson. of Ohio for (2 years, then added to the Fulton faculty. Oct 3 against Vestaburg. presiding. Vice president, May Find Her Members of the team are: 12. City of New Orleans Spanish teacher, and a She is a graduate of Spring graduated from Western Mr Ronald Merrxt, a 197^ Jackie Maniez was also on 13. If I Could Reach You 40. Tall Order For A Short drafting and industrial Arbor College near Jackson Michigan University. He graduate of Alma College, Karen Sorrell, Cindy Kerkes, hand for the election of Guy i Pam Ely, Jackie Maniez, 14. I'll Never Pass This Way education instructor. and holds a Bachelor of Arts holds a Bachelor of Arts earned his BA Degree in secretary and treasurer. Again Miss Joanne Johnson is the degree in Physical degree in political science. history. Mr Merritt will be Jackie Zamarron, Chris JoAnn Kirvan was elected Upham, Martha Salisbury, 15. Backstabbers IMC (Instructional Media Education for grades K -12. He did his student teaching teaching all social studies secretary and Shelley Thelen named v for 1/2 year in Barcelona, Cheryl Snyder, Bernie 16. Nights In White Satin Center) instructor. She is a She is the cheerleading and t classes and is also the cross­ Williams was voted in as modern dance sponsor and Spain. While there he was Gavenda, Shelly Chick, 17. Use Me native of Escanaba and is a country coach. His interests treasurer. Also discussed at Central Michigan University has also been chosen as also a football coach.' He is include basketball and Helen SkeaJ Jill Mahler, the meeting was the 18. Alone Again Naturally scholarship Carol Betz and Mary graduate. She has a volleyball and Softball presently golf coach, running. homecoming on Sept 29. 19. Don't Hide Your Love coach. Miss Boyd is now baseball coach, and Stoneman. 20. I'll Make You Music Bachelor of Science degree Teaching developmental An FHA executive council semi-finalist in education. She did her living in DeWitt. sophomore class sponsor. He reading is a former student A cross country meeting meeting was held at noon 21. Don't Ever Be Lonely is an avid reader and loves to 22. Thunder And Lightning student teaching at Ottawa teacher at Fulton, Mr Paul was held after school Thursday. Plans were made Principal Alvar Kurin of Hills High School in Grand DAVID MESSNER is the play soccer. Miller. Mr Miller received for the first meeting to be 23. Good Time Charlies Got Wednesday and workouts The Blues ' Pewamo - Westphalia Rapids and presently resides new economics, world David Messner is married liis BA Degree in English in have begun. Karl Drake, held Tuesday, Sept 12. The Community Schools has in DeWitt. Miss Johnson is history and world geography and has a family "on the 1970 at Alma College and is Mark Drumheller, Lee FFA will also be meeting at 24. One More Chance, 25. Why announced that Daniel also Library Club sponsor. teacher.. He is originally way". His wife last taught presently working towards Walker, Carl Kresge, Roy this time. Thelen, a senior, has been French at a school in his Master's Degree in named a Sefhifinalist in the Kalamazoo and is presently reading. He enjoys reading, 1973 National Merit unemployed. motorcycling, and hiking. St Johns High School Scholarship Program. Dan is MrsPhylis Curtis, a native Added to the staff this year the son of Mr and Mrs Linus of Saginaw, is in her 1st year is Mrs Penny Williams. Mrs Thelen. of teaching. An English Williams is in charge of the major and a Spanish minor, audto visual department and The approximately 15,000 she graduated from CMU is also a teacher's aid. Semifinalists appointed and holds a Bachelor of Arts Mr Terry Proko, a today are among the nation's degree in Education. She, graduate of Fulton High and most academically talented completed her student a 1971 graduate of CMU, is by Theresa Huard high school seniors. They teaching at Zilwaukee Jr the assistant coach of the will compete for some 3,000 High in Saginaw. Mrs Curtis junior varsity football team. Merit Scholarships to be is coach for both JV and Mr Proko is also teaching Johns High School is looking juniors are now certified and awarded in 1973. varsity-girl's basketball. elementary physical ST JOHNS -- "Spirit, Spirit, let's hear it!" like new again. The project experienced in the art of She and her husband education. of painting the bleachers is bleacher painting. . .and The Semifinalists received presently reside in Lansing, The varsity and junior This was the cry that rang throuehout the gym the 11th headed by Dick Buggs and body painting too! the highest qualifying scores Curtis is a physical varsity football • teams Cheryl Cole. * About 30 students schuf- in their states on the education teacher at Okemos scrimmaged Breckenridge through the 14th from 30 Ireshmen girls trying out for The class started painting fled into school, Friday, Sept Preliminary Scholastic Middle School. Friday, Sept 8 in preparation on Sept'10, then two days 22 around 7 am for a 50 mile Aptitude Test/National for the first football game. cheerleading. With the help from the 1972 varsity later found out that the swim club headed by Coach Merit Scholarship Qualifying LYNN LA BRECQUE is The varsity Pirates will be wrong type of paint was Wayne Morrison. Test (PSAT/NMSQT), which the drafting and industrial playing against Dansville cheerleaders, the girls learned two cheers and four used. After repainting what Each member of the team was given last October to education instructor. A this Friday at 4:00 at Dan­ had been done up to that has a goal of swimming 50 over one million students in native of Mt Pleasant, he sville. School will be let out chants. 1 The tough decision of point, several other students miles within the school year, about 16,600 schools graduated from CMU and early for the event. touched up smaller things, and has a chance of ac­ nationwide. They constitute has a Bachelor of Science Tryouts for the girls junior cutting eleven girls was made Monday, Sept 18, then such as the floorbaords, the complishing this goal every less than one per cent of the degree in education, He • varsity basketball squad pressbox, and the railings. Monday, Wednesday, and graduating secondary school student taught at Mt were held last Wednesday. Tuesday four previous cheerleaders of St Johns According to Dick, the Friday from 7 am until 8 am. seniors in the United States. Pleasant High School. The following girls made the Besides teaching drafting team: High School chose Karen Mazzolini, Sue Hopko, Mary •and industrial education II, Cathy Sorrell, Kim P-W High School" he is the JV football coach Wineland, Peggy Fox, Sheila Ellen Cardinas, Elizabeth MacKinnon, and Lynnette and the varsity wrestling Flqate, .Barb Abbott, Julie, coach. Williams, Diane Donahue, Crosby as the new freshmen cheerleaders/ „« ... J ..- .. La Brecque presently Si\e Easlick, Robin Hattis, resides in Mt Pleasant but B,eth Baxter, Pam Fp,x, (,With the help of the Junior P - W Window 1 Class, the football field at St will be moving to DeWitt Missy Bancroft, Lisa Barr, shortly. Mrs La Brecque is a secretary at CMU. They by Valerie Hill have one daughter, age 7, A FUELforALL and 1 son, age 4. SEASONS Pewamo-Westphalia High photography. in this part of the state. The School is off to a good start. Our football team is slated band consists of mostly 9th Plans are set in motion to to be the 1972 champions of and 10th graders. In another Simplicity is good for have a terrific Future the CMAC. With _the com­ year or 2 this group could be cutting grass Homemakers of America bination of seasoned seniors one of the best in the class C Club. and disciplined juniors. schools. Everyone is invited They're good in the garden, too- Miss Colleen Carey will Coach Bill Marks and Asst to attend especially the sub as advisor until Mrs Coach Doug Rearick lead the halftime performances as Why don't you turn one of them Casari recuperates from a fellows this year, and the they are expected to be broken leg. We hope to have school is behind them 100%. superior. loose, hpr back by second The P-W Band under the The Pewamo-Westphalia And see what it will do. semester. direction of Frank Ehrhardt, Homecoming will be Oct 13 The Girl's Athletic will be one of the best bands against Bellevue. PHYLIS CURTIS NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEEDS- Association, under the They come in various sizes direction * of Miss Susan Snover, ,is planning a big Large-Medium and Small LP GAS WILL DO THE JOB! year, including canoeing, mtermural sports, and a trip Girls State reps visit Auxiliary The regular.jobs around your place to Tiger Stadium. The American Legion Department membership Prompt Delivery 6560 S. Begole Rd. Auxiliary Edwin T Stiles Maria Signs, and her Will last no time at all! PERRINTON Other, groups started in mother, Mrs Ray Signs and banquet. Delegates at­ motion include the yearbook Unit 153 held its regular tending national president, meeting Sept 19. Doris Diane Henning. The girls 1/2N-2W -1/2N staff and the school paper, reported on their week at Mrs Bertha L Johnson. WHITE'S From Pompeii Pirate's Log. Co-editors of Downing, second vice- A donation was sent to Jo's G & L SALES this year's yearbook are president headed the Girls State at Olivet College PHONE POMPEII June 11 through 17. 504 girls Operation Telephone for Susan Wohlscheid and meeting at 8 pm. servicemen to use to make CLIFFLOESCH, OWNER, Patricia Trieweiler. Steve Evelyn Henning, Girls from Michigan attended. GAS 838-2201 Miss Signs was sponsored calls home to their families. Fedewa I is head of State chairman, introduced A card for unit member US-27 at DILL R0AD-DEWITT 'Girls State representatives by 'the St Johns Women's Club and Miss Henning was Evangeline Daley, a stroke sponsored by Edwin T Stiles patient at Owosso Memorial "WHERE SERVICE IS A HABIT" Phone 669-3107 Unit 153. hospital, was signed by all In recognition of music , members present. REGULAR CLINTON COUNTY month Evangeline Caudy The next regular meeting and Catherine Messer will be Oct 17. played two piano duets- "Tales of the Vienna Woods" ZONING COMMISSION MEETING by Strauss and "Hungarian DRIVE-IN BANKING Dance Number Five" by Brahams. HOURS A regular meeting of the Clinton County Zoning repair and auto painting of motor vehicles on the fol A report of the Depart­ Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30 - 5 pm Commission will be held on Tuesday, October 17,1972 desc par of Id: ment Convention at Detroit Fridays h 8:30 - 8 pm at 8:00 pm in the Courthouse, St Johns, Michigan. At in July was given by Saturdays f-b 8:30 -1 pm that time the following applications will be acted on: Part of the SWl/4 of the SWl/4 of Sec 34, T5N-R!2W, delegates Jean Bartholomew RANCH ROLLER RINK DeWitt Twp; Clinton County, Mich beg at a pt on the S and Kay Mishler. DEWJTT TOWNSHIP v In of sd Sec 247.36' E of the SW cor thereof, run E 200* Unit 153 received a OF ST. JOHNS alg. the S sec In, thN 233'; thW200'; thS233' to POB; department citation for the An application for a special use permit to erect a •ALSO beg at a pt on the S In of Sec 34, T5N-R2W at a pt unit Historian's yearbook CENTRAL NATIONAL! service station on the following desc. par. of Id.: 447.36* E of the SW cor of sd. Sec; th E on the Sec In 100' and a purple ribbon for the Friday, September 29th th N // to the W sec In 233'; th W 100', th S 233' to the unit banner for reaching BANK Beg at a pt on the W side of Sec 15, T5N-R2W, DeWitt POB, DeWitt Twp, Clinton County, Michigan. membership quota for five ST. JOHNS " Twp, Clinton County, Michigan; sd pt of beg being N consecutive years at the 1322' of the Wl/4 post of sd Sec 15; th N 200' alg. W sd of BINGHAM TOWNSHIP HOURS ; Sec 15; th E 311'; th S 200'; // to W sd of Sec 15; th W FRIDAY EVENINGS 8- 11 311' to POB - commonly known as a portion of Tucker's An application for a special use permit to erect a radio Where Prices Are Discounted, Not Quality property. tower & service building on the fol desc pat of Id: WHY PAY THE HIGH DOLLAR? SATURDAY AFTERNOONS 2 • 4 rshop everywhere first, then see WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP Com 944* E of the SW cor of the SE1/4 of Sec 28, T7N- SATURDAY EVENINGS 8 - 11 R2W, th E 500', N 572, W 500', S 572' to POB. us. We honestly (eel We can beat An application for a special use permit for an auto body your best tire deal 99 times out SUNDAY AFTERNOONS 2 - 4 repair and refinish on the fol desc par of Id: The text of the Zoning Ordinance as proposed to be of 100. 4 Service Bays for fast amended and a map showing the Zoning Ordinance as Installation. Com on c/1 of US-16,1550* E'& 761.9' S of NW cor of Sec proposed to be amended may be examined at the office Wheel balancing and alignment. 34, T5N-R3W, th S 1865.76', W 229.85', N 1924.56' to c/1 of of the Clinton County Zoning Administrator at the Available Fdr US-16, 237.25* to beg. Courthouse, St Johns Michigan between the hours of Brand new Spark Plugs 69* ea. 8:00 am to 12 noonand 1 pm to 5 pm of any day Monday USE YOUR MICHIGAN BANKARD Private Skating DEWITT TOWNSHIP through Friday. LOR MASTER CHARGE CARDl An application for a special use permit to allow for Parties ST. JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE f r,' Arnold R. Mlnarik, CALL Administrator & TIRE CENTER 224-3023 ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-4562 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 9B September 27,1972 > The 4-H CHATTER Form Tips Home Economist By WILLIAM LASHER Extension Agriculture Agent By: ELALNL.CEjCALA *„* County Extension Office As harvest time nears, a drag you into it. cident. Only your friends and By JOHN AYLSWORTH • good word should be said Remember, machinery relatives care about your SOME EASY DIETING shakes. Do you think french well being. Remember, at Leader„, s a__t th.___e Extension and pork, and identify 25 about safety. Using safe cares very little about your TECHNIQUES! - Whether fries aren't greasy? Try Over 373,000 pounds of Office, 1003 S Oakland in St retail cuts as to species, practices for machine well being, it will probably harvest time safety first, last you want to lose weight or eating them cold sometime. glass containers have been from what wholesale cut and operation and handling is still be here after your ac- and always. maintain your present Cooking -fats are hidden Johns. sources of fat in our diet. recycled during the two Our congratulations go to retail cut name. The top four usually thought of after the poundage, fats are a good years the Clinton County 4-H individuals will be selected accident, as in we didn't place to begin cutting down. Take potato chips, for in­ Susan Striz of the Scattered stance. Ten, two-inch potato Teen Leaders have been Southeast 4-H Club. Susan to participate in the National have safety shields in place, Fats and oils are an ex­ working on their glass Contest Oct 12 at Kansas or we didn't turn off the PTO. tremely concentrated source chips provide 115 calories. was selected as one of the Only 44 of these are native to container recycling project. four 4-H dairy members City, Mo. of calories; Anita Dean, The September collection Harvesting machines are Pewamo foods and nutrition specialist the potato - the other 71 come The team participated in a from Michigan to participate aggressive machines' they from the oil the chips are amounted to 12,680 pounds. in the 4-H Dairy Judging practice session at Farmer by MRS. IRENE FOX ph. 593-3359 at Michigan State Univer­ The project started in Oc­ Peets Company in Chesaning bring the crop into the sity, has sent us some very fried in. Contest at Harrisburg, Pa., machine with rollers, augers Peanuts are even worse. tober 1970 when the 4-H Teen Sept 22-26. In the State 4-H Sept 16 and other workouts Francine Silvernail' Mrs* Fannie Wirtz of South- helpful suggestions on a Leaders voted to "do their the past 2 weeks at Sheldons or other means. Also, har­ field, Mrs Edna Wirtz of difficult subject. Of the 90 calories in 15 Dairy Judging Contest at vesting machines are celebrated her 7th birthday roasted peanuts, 72 are thing" in improving the MSU during the State 4-H Packing House at Ovid. Sept 13. Francine is the Farmington. In the af­ Cutting down rather than ' environment and do a Larry Martin of Ovid is neutral, they don't care if the ternoon they attended the provided by the oil in which Dairy Show in August, Susan material is corn, soybeans, daughter of Mr and Mrs cutting out. Fats provide the nuts are roasted. More community service project was second in individual working with the team in Francis Silvernail. Guests Golden Wedding an­ certain necessary nutrients as well. The glass collected their meat judging prac­ ( rocks or you who go into niversary honoring Mr and obvious is the fat on a pork judging. them. attending the party were that should not be omitted chop that raises the calorie amounts to over 28 large 4-H'ers will have the op­ tices. grandparents, Mr and Mrs Mrs Owen W Smith of Lyons from the diet entirely. But truck loads of crushed glass Jeannine Seeger of Bath at the Lyons United value of a medium thick pork portunity to participate in WITH THE IDEA that Ernest Schafer and Mr and they also provide more than chop from 110 to 245. • from going into landfills and roller skating this fall and All Purpose 4-H Club will be Mrs Clyde Silvernail and Methodist Church. twice the calories per ounce filling the already limited harvesting machines are Meeting of WSCS was held It takes 3,500 calories winter at the Ranch Roller representing Clinton County aggressive and that they are Mrs Carl Walter and Mrs available from either area available. The glass is at the McDonald Dairy VIP Thursday Sept 14 at the beyond those the body Rink in St Johns. The 3rd neutral, it's a good idea to Leone Hillabrandt. Birthday proteins or carbohydrates - requires to produce one not wasted but recycled into Thursday in October through Day at Flint, Thursday, Sept cake and ice cream were Methodist Church Pewamo. 255 per ounce for fat, 115 per new glass products. operate them in a safe Following the meeting a pound of body fat. Con­ April has been reserved for 28. 4-H members from each manner. served. ounce for each of the others. The paper sacks and count in the McDonald Dairy family putluck meal was sequently you must reduce 4-H night. 4-H Club members Father Philip Cook of St your usual calorie intake by cardboard boxes each month should contact their leader milk' area will be in at­ Some points to consider • served sarting at 6:30 pm. Joseph spent the weekend in Mrs. Frank Smith was That makes fat intake a 3,500 to shed a pound. are taken to Krogers where for reservations. Up to 200 4- tendance. During the day the are to become familiar with Pewamo with his sisters, good area'to reduce, they are baled up and sent H members, leaders and group will tour McDonald's the Operator's Manual and pleased and happy with the Since weight lost quickly is Aurelia and Marie Cook. card shower honoring her on likely to come back just as back for recycling also so parents and their guests will modern milk and ice cream its comments on safe Father Cook said the 10 a.m. MUCH OF the increase in very little of the glass and be reserved each month. The plant, go behind the scenes of operation, keep all shields her 90th birthday on Sept 11. fast, a gradual reducing plan Mass at St Joseph's Catholic Mrs Smith is still a patient at fat consumption has resulted is recommended based on boxes each month at the' time of roller skating will be Channel 12 TV studio, enjoy and guards in place, and Church in Pewamo Sunday, because people eat out more. Fairgrounds ends up at the from 7-10 pm each night for a special program at the wear tight fitting clothing. the . Clinton Memorial cutting down, not cutting out, Sept 17. Hospital. And where do we eat? At certain foods and being landfill. 4-H'ers. Mott Foundation Loose fitting clothing can get Mrs Grace Bissell en­ drive-in restaurants. And The Teen Leaders voted Planetarium, hear out­ caught in the machine and Mrs Bertha Martin was a aware of the hidden fats that The Clinton 4-H Pumpkin, tertained the pedro club at •Tuesday, Sept 12 visitor at what do we eat? Fried pile the calories on. this month to continue the Sunflower and Decorated standing resource people her home Tuesday af­ hamburgers, deep-fried glass project for a while and plus other special events. ternoon, Sept.-19. the home of Mr and Mrs Gourd Contest will be held on Mich Bean Co Herman Simon of rural chicken and shrimp, fish and TRY CUTTING down on possibly involve other 4-H Thursday, Sept 28, 7 pm at The Clinton County 4-H Mrs Ethel Gee spent chips, french fries, chocolate clubs or youth groups to be Dairy members who Fowler. margarine and butter. Each Smith Hall in St. Johns. Sunday at the home of Mr pat provides 70-80 calories. responsible for the glass There will be prizes for the exhibited dairy animals at leases silos and Mrs Mark Wieber at project different months. the State 4-H Dairy Show, Dropping from four pats to top three winners in each The 600,000 bushels of silo Fowler. three every day won't in­ People could help the youth a area. Also there will be a Aug 22-24 at Michigan State Mrs Dora Bonney of New lot if they would remove the storage facilities at the stantly transform your decorated pumpkin contest University, received checks Conagra flour mill in Owosso Jersey spent Thursday, Sept metal rings from the glass totaling $178 for their par­ Fowler News figure, but over a year's time entry which is to be done at (formerly Harris Milling 14 visiting at the home of Mrs the calories you did not eat bottles and sort by color if Smith Hall. The public is ticipation. The members are Clara Caston, they have more than one Company) has been leased will amount to five pounds. invited to attend this event looking forward to the 1973 by Michigan Bean Company, Mrs Matilda Stump and sack full of glass. show at MSU. Eliminate one slice of bread and show. Saginaw, a division of The Mrs Marilyn Stump were The families of William and daughters of Flint were On the first Saturday of There will be a fall hor­ visitors at the home of Mrs a day also, and the dif­ The Parkers Workers 4-H Wickes Corporation. and Catherine Dunneback Sunday evening visitors of ference will be six pounds, each month 20,-38 4-H Teen ticulture meeting on Pauline Cook Thursday. Mrs Agnes Fox. Leaders and adults work Club members held their The silos will be used held a reunion at the home of for a total of 11 pounds lost organizational meeting and Saturday, Oct 21 at Michigan during the current season for Robert Alton of Pontiac Mr and Mrs Bruce from 6-8 hours at sorting the State University from 9 am Mrs Ola Ryan Sunday Sept with a minimum of suffering elected the following of­ the receiving and storage of was a Friday afternoon 10 with 54 present. Out of Campbell of Lansing spent and mental anguish. bottles by color, removing to 3 pm for any 4-H leader, visitor of his mother, Mrs Sunday with her parents, Mr the metal rings and crushing ficers: Diane Waters, soybeans produced in this State guests were Mrs Use cooking methods that president; Michelle Haynes, parent or older member area, according to Clemens Frances Alton. and Mrs Martin Thelen and the glass for shipment to interested in horticulture. Gertrude Williams of Port­ do not add fat to the diet. vice president; Sue Miller, O Putz, vice president and Mr and Mrs Walter land, Ore, Mrs Helen Weiler family. Roast, broii, bake or grill Charlotte. The teen Leaders The areas to be covered Schneider of Lansing were Mr and Mrs Clair Thelen gave the glass crusher a new secretary; Laurie Love, general manager of 'and sons of Chicago, 111, Mr meat rather than frying or treasurer. The club meetings include dried - flower Michigan Bean. callers of their sister and and family attended the paint job last week and you arrangements indoor and Mrs Michael Monahan of sauteing it. And whenever will be on Thursday evenings "With a record soybean brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs San Diego, Calif. Michigan Goodmann and Smith possible, use low-calorie almost need sunglasses to gardening, forcing bulbs and Clyde Silvernail Sunday wedding in St Johns last work around it with the from 7-9 pm with the next and a record corn crop guests were present from substitutes in cooking; low- meeting to be on Oct 3 at the garbage can horticulture. coming up, elevator and afternoon. week. bright colors. There is no registration or Kalkaska, Jenison, Char­ fat dry skim milk rather home of Mrs William storage facilities will be Callers at the home of lotte, Lansing, Portland, Mrs Joan Olin - of Min­ than* whole milk, for in­ The support has been great Parker. cost to attend this training Arnold Hattis Sunday were nesota was home for a visit by the community in taxed to the maximum to DeWitt, Eagle and West­ stance, yogurt for sour The Ear Flopper 4-H session. Dr Lee Taylor, from handle these crops," Putz Mr and Mrs Bud Hattis and and also attended the cooperating with the 4-H Michigan State University, phalia. cream or lean ground chuck members began their declared. Mr and Mrs Reece Hattis of Open house was held Goodmann and Smith for fatty hamburger. glass recycling project. The meeting by working their will be in charge and urges Portland. wedding in St Johns. community can help not only people to bring a sack, lunch "ThThe utilization orof. tmthis muauu.. • , t^und^y,. Sept 17, at the St Most important, whenever dogsv checking progress and 600,000 bushels of '•>• eleva'tor £ ^-Ladies ofithd Altar Society Paul's Lutheran Church Hall Mrs Rose Rademacher of you are shopping or meal by saving their glass con­ for convenience. Anyone Westphalia, Anna Spitzley tainers but also removing growth". - Demonstrations space will be of direct benefit will have*' their meeting in Fowler in honor of Mr and planning, keep'In mind the were given by Debbie Pratt, interested in attending to farmers in this area by Monday, Sept 25. Potluck and Frank Fandel of Por­ the metal rings from the should contact the Extension Mrs Vernon Benjamin's nutritional requirements of a Cindy and Mary Cronk. Mr making the space available meal will start at 6:30 pm. silver wedding anniversary tland were Monday visitors balanced diet. Do not try to bottles, People do not need to Office on items to take for All are urged to attend and of Mrs Nora Braun. take the paper labels off the Daniel Balog brought a new to handle the soybean crop," which was hosted by their eliminate all fats. For one girl who wished to join the the sessions. according to Putz.. see the film on abortion. Mr and Mrs Clair Thelen bottles. Also, we cannot use There will be a new Equine children for relatives and thing, you can't do it. But you club. The club members had "By using these Owosso Sept 27 the 4th Wednesday friends. visited Mr and Mrs Otto may try, and in so doing, rob window glass or light bulbs Management course to be of the month is Blue Star Kerkstra of Grand Rapids as they have to be hauled to presented their certificate to facilities for soybeans, we Mr and Mrs Louis C Riehle your self of necessary the Ingham County News for taught this fall at Michigan can free up that much more meeting at the elementary of 3036 Sandra Place, Cin­ Sunday. the landfill. State University beginning school starting at 8 pm. nutrients. their coverage of the Leader space for the coming record cinnati, Ohio visited their Erma Schueller of St Be sensible; do not cut October 6 will start the 4-H Wednesday, Sept 27 and Hostess will be Mrs Agnes Johns visited Mrs Agnes Fox Teen Leaders on their third Dog Program. corn crop." daughter, Bonnie and her yourself off from your running for 10 consecutive The Owosso plant will be Bushong. Co-hostesses are husband, Dennis Koenigs- Sunday afternoon. year with their glass 4-H MEAT JUDGING Wednesday evenings from 7- Mrs Veronica Cotter and favorite foods - simply eat operated, effective im­ knecht of Fowler. Mr and Mrs Walter Brown less of them or eat them less recycling project. How much 10 pm,. The cost is $40. The Mrs Regina Kramer. Names of Ypsilanti visited relatives longer they continue this Clinton County will have a mediately, by Michigan Mrs Nora Braun and Mrs often. And try to find a less course covers breeds, Bean personnel and will will be drawn for new Anna Spitzley spent Monday in Fowler Wednesday. glass project will be 4-H meats judging team in selection, judging, breeding, hostesses for the year. fattening way to prepare the State Meat Judging serve primarily the afternoon and evening at the Mr and Mrs Lester Car­ them. determined by the interest foaling, feeding, health, Dinner guests of Mrs Clara penter and family of Holt and support by the com­ Contest at Michigan State Michigan Bean elevators in home of Mrs Clara Hufnagel. Shopping, cooking and horse shoeing, foot care, Henderson, Chesaning, Caston Sunday, Sept 17 were were visitors of Mr and Mrs munity. University on Saturday, Sept shows, marketing and other They celebrated Mrs Huf- eating to reduce the intake of 30. The team will consist of Lennon, and Alicia. Mr and Mrs Al "Panayrd, nagel's 90th birthday. - Carl Wieber and family unnecessary fat can become Why not drop the 4-H Teen horse management. The Sunday. Leaders a note on your Ted Ashley, Jeff Eldridge session will be taught at Dennis Koenigsknecht and a healthy habit that will and Jay Miller of St Johns; Louis Riehle went and Mr and Mrs Donald. Fox contribute to the well-being comments and thoughts university level and is open and daughters of Flint were about their glass recycling Brian Brook of East Lan­ to anyone. The program will MORE COMBINE played a game of golf and Mr of every member of your sing; and Leslie Himes of and Mrs Riehle wer6 in­ visitors of Mr and Mrs Ar­ family. project. I'm sure they would be held at the Engineering nold Miller Sunday. appreciate hearing from you Elsie. The members will Building Auditorium at FOR troduced to our region by a Call at 224-3288 or write to judge a class of beef and drive through Westphalia Mr and Mrs Clair Thelen 1003 S Oakland, St Johns, the about their project over the MSU. For more information attended the Feldpausch and past two years. Comments -pork carcasses, beef ribs, contact Dr Richard Dunn, YOUR DOLLAR and Pewamo. They also Extension Office, for a free can be sent to the 4-H Teen judge wholesale cuts of beef J.D.4400 visited the farm of Leo Boak wedding Friday. bulletin to help with calorie 353-1748 at MSU in East Mr and Mrs Clair Thelen Lansing. Koenigsknecht on Tallman counting. COMBINES Road, Fowler. attended the Schmitt and Good Luck. The annual Detroit Junior Mr and Mrs Donald Fox Simon wedding Saturday. Horse Show will be held at l.H. 228 Corn Head j.D, 95 s.p. Combine MICHIGAN BEAN COMPANY the State Fairgrounds in M.F. 82S.P. Combine M.F. 410W/4-row Detroit Nov 3-5. This show Spike Cyl.. Corn Head Bridgeville WANTS YOUR BEAN CROP! will provide an opportunity J.D. 95 S.P. Diesel, 16' IHC 82 Combine By Mrs Thelma Woodbury for 4-H horse members who Platform W/434 N •FARMERS... J would like to compete in a Corn Head Mr and Mrs John Wood­ We Are The Best Equipped To large show on a state level. A bury and Mrs Harriet Sch- • BRING YOUR NAVY J good variety of classes will TRACTORS mid spent the weekend at Handle Your Navy Bean Crops. be offered again this year. Oliver 1650 D W/Cab Harrison , with Mrs Olive J BEANS TO US # For more information on the M.F. 180 Diesel Anthony of Lansing, Mrs l.H. 656 IHC 300 Utility We Have Commercial Storage, show contact: James Jones, W/Loader Irene Crowell of Elsie and G-8257 Fenton Rd, Grand M.F. 202W/Loader Mr and Mrs Zenos Hyler of 0 • NO WAITING IN LINE # M.H. 30 Gas 1 - JD Model B 0 • TOP PRICES7 PA ID 0 Blanc, 48439. Premium 2 - JD Model A St Johns. Government Storage, And, The books will be available soon. IHC BN W/Loader Mr and Mrs John Wood­ The Happy Hustlers 4-H bury called on Roland Lee in Top Open Market Daily. Club held their Clinton Memorial Hospital • Farmers Co-op Elevator* organizational meeting for BEAN EQUIPMENT •Thursday evening, Sept 14. this fall and elected the J.D. and Innes S00A Bean Windrower Brian Hulbert spent from FOWLER PHONE 593-2420 following officers Marian Friday until Monday in SEED WHEAT Kurncz, president; Mary 4 & 61Sow" 500AR Bean Wi"dro«er Carson City Hospital under Whitford, vice president; observation. CERTIFIED IONIA. Ann Slofe, secretary; Susan MISCELLANEOUS Aylsworth, treasurer; Fran 1 YEAR FROM CERTIFIED IONIA- Riley, newsreporter and 1 Row Gehl Chopper Kewannee 12'6" Disk AT Sandy Sousley and Melody N.H. Blower J.D. 3 -14" Wltd. Plow Viningas recreation leaders. J.D. 507 Rotary Cutter 1 Used Running Gear Charles Frost, Civil Defense J.D. 46 Loader J.D. S -14" Trailer Plow ST. JOHNS CO-OP Contact Us For The Latest Director, showed a film and J.D. 38 Forage Harvester J.D. 4 -16" 145 Plow instructed the group on how Triple K Field Cult. Nl 8 Roll Husking Bed Program On Marketing to use mouth to mouth 1UsedJD12'6"HWDisk resuscitation. 14' Kewannee disk BOOK FARM BUREAU IH No. 5 Green Choppers 1 Used IH 2000 Your Soy Beans At Our Become adept at recogniz­ 2 Used Kill Bros. Box Loader Hyd. Bucket ing the faults of others-It 1 w/auger Nl 312 Picker Shelter FEEDS NOW... New Storage Facility will Improve your ovm NI12-RoM Husking Bed behavior. In Owosso. A Couple sets of 15 x 38 duals SAVE $7 PER TON ALL YEAR! DRIVE-IN BANKING Formerly Harris Milling Co. SPREADERS For the last 3 years Farm Bureau Booking Pro­ Where tour Farm Comet Flrtt HOURS NH 516 Case P.T.O. J.D. 33 gram has saved Michigan farmers art average of Mori, thru Thurs. 8:30 - & pm Oliver P.T.O. N.I. 208 MF205 $7.00 per ton under market price on beef, NO GIMMICKS! Fridays ?.-,-. 8:30-8 pm Fannin Saturdays JlL, 8:30 -1 pm dairy, swine and poultry feeds. You can save, GOOD HONEST BUSINESS ,, SEVERAL GOOD USED DRAGS too. Join our 1972-73 program now before Nov. 1 and you will also get a practical gift Bureau I't'l 'III' H" with your first order. Farm Bureau Service!, Inc. You MUST Contact The Local Michigan u£ Carson City Farm Service Laming, Michigan Bean Co., Henderson, For Details. ENTRAL NATIONAL JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE ST. JOHNS CO-OP 224-2381 Phone 725-7933 ASK For Hugh Mclnally BANK CARSON CITY PHQNE 584-3550 ST. JOHNS 10B -CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St, Johns, Michigan SeptembeSeptember27,ir 27,197i 2 Business and Professional Announcements, Legal News

' Probate Court TIMOTHY M GREEN It is Ordered that on executor, 2717 E Saginaw, Wednesday, October 25, HON. TIMOTHY M. GREEN '* LEGAL NOTICES Judge of Probate Lansing, Michigan 48912, 1972, at 11 am, In the • i — i • Wednesday, December 6, Judge of Probate Date: August 31, 1972 1972, at 9:30 am in the prior to said hearing. Probate Courtroom in St, HELENA M. BURK NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Johns, Michiganahearingbe Stephen V Moulton Probate Courtroom in Stf Publication and service Wacousta Register of prqftflte SALE — Default having; beeni Attorney for Petitioner Johns, Mlchlganahearingbe shall be madeasprovidedby held on the petition of WEDNESDAY, Oct 4, 1972 made In the terms and con­ W R Martin Bldg held at which all claims Statute and Court Rule. American Bank & Trust Jeffrey K Katalenich,1 ditions of a certain mort­ 920 N Falrvlew against said estate will be TIMOTHY M GREEN Company) the Executor claims. gage executed by MARY Lansing, Michigan 48912 heard, and heirs will be Judge of Probate named in the Last Will and MRS. EDWARD KRAFT , Ph. 626-6944 Lucile T Harvey, claims. JANE SIMS to MICHIGAN 1924 determined. Creditors must Dated: September 13, 1972 Testament of said deceased, Henry C Frisbie, claims. MORTGAGE CORPORA­ file sworn claims with the Raymond R Behan and for determination of ' Claims Walter-Nov 29 Paul Chamberlin Jr has Mrs Howard McDonough TION, a Michigan corpora­ Court and serve a copy on Attorney for Estate heirs. . STATE OF MICHIGAN-The returned home after entertained two tables of tion dated 6th day of August, Harold F Crowley, Route 702 American Bank & Trust Publication and service bridge Tuesday evening. Probate Court for the surgery. Real Estate transfers ' 1971, and recorded on 11th #5, StJohns,Michigan,prlor Bldg. shall be made as provided Mr and Mrs Howard day of August, 1971, In Liber County of Clinton Agnes Pingel is a surgical (From records in office of to said hearing. Lansing, Michigan 48933 by Statute and Court Rule, patient in Sparrow Hospital. McDonough hosted their Estate of V Register of Deeds) 261, Page 983, Clinton Publication and service 21-3 TIMOTHY M GREEN bridge club of couples for LAWRENCE E WALTER Maurice Forward had eye County, Michigan Records, shall be made as provided by Judge of Probate dinner and bridge Saturday Deceased surgery in Sparrow Hospital Sept 13: HowelJ, Margaret Which mortgage was as­ Statute and Court Rule. Dated: September 22, 1972 Tuesday. evening. E to John R and Vivian It is Ordered that on Will Foote-Oct 25 signed by said Mortgagee to TIMOTHY M GREEN W,alker & Moore LeRoy Atherton ac­ Sympathy is extended to Howell property in Sec 9, FEDERAL NATIONAL Wednesday, November 29, STATE OF MICHIGAN-The By: James A Moore companied his uncle, Arthur Harold Stover in the loss of Olive. 1972, at 9:30 am in thePro- Judge of Probate MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, Dated: September 19, 1972 Probate Court for the Attorney for Estate Atherton on a fishing trip his wife, Nellie, last week. ' Sept 13: Hastings, Harold A National Mortgage Associ­ bate Courtroom in St Johns, County of Clinton 115 E Walker Street Mr and Mrs Rollin Noble J and Clara N to Leon P and Walker & Modre, By: last week to Stevenson Lake, ation, by assignment dated Michigan a hearing be held at Estate of St Johns, Michigan 22-3 Jay Fuday received word are home after spending Frances Clark property in which all claims against said James A Moore the 1st day of October, 1971, Attorney for Estate HATTIE FOOTE, Deceased Saturday that his mother, most of the summer at their Sec 13, Eagle, estate will be heard. Cred­ cottage at Brevort Lake. and recorded on the 4th day 115 E Walker Street It is Ordered that on Mrs Fuday in California fell Sept 13: Cheney, Glenn T itors must file sworn claims Wednesday, October 25, Friday night and broke her Wacousta OES No 133 and, Nancy V to Linda of October, 1971, In Liber St Johns, Michigan _ 22-3 Claims Rensberger—Dec 6 262, Page 654, Clinton with the Court and serve a 1972, at 9:30 am in the Pro­ hip again. She had a broken annual meeting will be held Clayton Pung Lot 33 White copy on Clinton National STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Tuesday, Oct 3, at 8 pm at Oaks. County, Michigan Records, bate Courtrooms in the Probate Court for the hip about two years ago. Bank and Trust Company, Courthouse in St. Johns, The first Fish Fry of the the Temple. Sept 13: Sherman, LeRoy on which mortgage there is Sell Morrison—Oct 25 County of Clinton Executor, St Johns, Mich­ Michigan a hearing be held fall season will be held Wacousta Circle meets A and Elizabeth R to James claimed to be due, at the STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Estate of igan 48879, prior to said on the Petition of Ethel Sut- Friday, Oct 13, at the Thursday, Oct 5 for a 1 pm C and Anne E Colburn date of this notice, the sum Probate Court for the ELLA RUTH RENSBERGER t hearing. liff for probate of a pur­ Wacousta Masonic Temple. luncheon with Paul Garlock. ' property in Sec 8 Watertown. of FOURTEEN THOUSAND County of Clinton Deceased ported will, for granting of WCTU will meet at 1 pm Mr and Mrs Howard Sept 13: Tarrant, Jerry W SIX HUNDRED TEN AND 86/ Publication and service Estate of It Is Ordered that on administration to the execu-. Thursday, Sept 28 at the Beagle of Gladstone are and Janet E to Glenn E and 100 ($14,610.86) DOLLARS shall be made as provided by BERTHA MORRISON, Wednesday, December 6, tor named, or some other church. Hostesses are Mrs visiting friends and relatives Bonnie L Ogler property in NOTICE IS HEREBY Statute and Court Rule. Mentally Incompetent 1972, at 10:30 am, in the suitable person, and for a GeraldStarling and Mrs Don in this area. Sec 22 Bath. GIVEN, that by virtue of the TIMOTHY M GREEN It is Ordered that on Probate Courtroom at St. Jay Fuday spent the determination of heirs. Miller. Sept 13: Pamer Company power of sale contained In Judge of Probate Wednesday, October 25, Johns, Michigan a hearing Mrs Edward Kraft was a weekend with his daughter, to William A and Deloris J said mortgage and the statute Dated: September 13, 1972 1972 at 10:00 am, in the Publication and service be held at which all claims business visitor in Grand Mrs Richard Beagle and Trotter property in Sec 4 in such case made and pro­ Walker & Moore Probate Courtroom in St. shall be madeasprovidedby family of Traverse City. Eagle. against said estate will be Rapids Wednesday. vided said mortgage will be By James A Moore Johns, Mlchlganahearingbe Statute and Court Rule. heard and heirs will be Sept 14.: Thelen, John I and ( foreclosed by a sale of said Attorney for Estate held on the petition of Louise TIMOTHY M GREEN Irene E to John H and Alice' determined. Creditor must mortgaged premises, or 115 E Walker Street Waite to sell real estate of Judge of Probate file sworn claims with the B Thelen property in Sec 3, St Johns, Michigan 21-3 the above estate. Dated: September 14, 1972 Duplain- Westphalia. some part of them, at public Court and serve a copy on auction on the 11th day of Publication and service Robert H Wood Duane C Rensberger, Sept 14: Herndon, Adeline shall be made as provided by Attorney for Estate F to Leonard J and Maxine October, 1972, at 10:00 Claims Campbell—Dec 6 Executor, R-l, Eagle,Mich­ Rochester Colony Statute and Court Rule. 200 W State M Junker property in Sec o'clock a.m., Eastern Stan­ STATE OF MICHIGAN-The igan prior to said hearing. MRS JAMES BURNHAM 33,34, Victor. dard Time, at the main en­ TIMOTHY M GREEN St Johns, Michigan 21-3 Publication and service Probate Court for the The first family night of the song service, Brian Acre trance to the Courthouse, in County of Clinton Judge of Probate shall be made as provided Heirs Fltzgerald-Oct 25 the fall season was held read scripture, Jeff Bur­ Sept 14: Schaefer, Larry T the City of St. Johns, Clin­ Estate of Dated: September 19, 1972 by Statute and Court Rule. STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Friday evening at the nham and Troy Bancroft had and Joan R to Marvin K and ton County, State of Mich­ JAMES R CAMPBELL Jerry L Des Jardins TIMOTHY M GREEN Probate Court for the Church of Christ with 85 prayer and Bruce Thornton Sharon K Ackley property in igan; that being one of the Deceased Attorney for petitioner Judge of Probate Sec 3 Watertown. places of holding Circuit 312 W Main Street County of Clinton present. The tables were had the offering prayer. The It is Ordered that on Dated: September 22, 1972 Sept 14: Tom Clayton Court in said County. Said Owosso, Michigan 22-3 Estate of- decorated in fall colors and youth choir sang a special Wednesday, December 6, Marilyn L Kelley the potluck supper was Association Inc to Wallace D mortgaged premises are de­ TALMADGE EDWARD song under the direction of 1972, at 9:30 am in the Attorney for Estate served buffet style. Lyle Mrs Dennis Gaertner. and Margaret E Clayton scribed as follows: FITZGERALD, Deceased Probate Courtroom in St. 659 Delaware Acre acted as master of Wednesday evening property in Sec 10,_ Water- It is Ordered that on The North 120 feet of Part Johns, Michigan a hearing • Guardian Maas—Oct 25 Detroit, Michigan 22-3 ceremonies for the program Susanne London of Ham­ town. Wednesday, October 25,1972 of the Southeast 1/4 of the be held at which all claims STATE OF MICHIGAN-The that followed consisting of a burg, West Germany arrived Sept 14: Sherwood, Samuel at 9:30 am in the Probate Southeast 1/4 of Section 17, against said estate will be Probate Court for the hymn sing led by Mrs Jack to spend five weeks with the and Nellie to Jerry L and Courtroom at St. Johns, T7N/R2W, Village (now City) heard and heirs will be County of Clinton Schwark with Mrs Harry James Burnham family. Rhonda L Sherwood Michigan a hearing be held of St. Johns, (unplatted por­ determined. Creditors must Estate of North Harden at the piano. Cindy Susanne was an exchange property in Sec 18, Ovid. on the petition of Alma Lee tion), Clinton County, Mich­ file sworn claims with the JODY DIANE MAAS, Minor Risley rendered a piano student in the Burnham Sept 15: Damon, Lewis and Fitzgerald, for appointment igan, according to the re­ Court and serve a copy on It is Ordered that on Bengal solo; Vincent, Angela and home four years ago. Nevae to Harry D and Louise of Administrator and deter­ D Hunnicutt property in Sec corded plat thereof in plat Katherine M Murphy, Exec­ Wednesday, October 25, By Mrs. William Ernst ErikaMassey sang two songs mination of heirs, i accompanied by Mrs Jack 12, DeWitt. In Frame on Wall in the Of­ utrix, Northwood Village, , 1972, at 10:30 am, in the Phone 582-5391 Schwark; Angel Kaminski North Bengal Sept 15: Hunnicutt, Harry fice of the Register of Deeds Apt. 702, Midland, Michigan Probate Courtroom in St. Publication and service and Renee Schroeder sang a l\\ Mrs Wm. I'.rnsl D and Louise D to Paul W for Clinton County, Michigan, 48640, prior to said hearing. Johns, Michiganahearingbe shall be made as provided by duet; Charles Harden Mr and Mrs Louis Moritz and Eldona M Seeger and described as follows: held on the petition of Mary Statute and Court Rule. Mr and Mrs Arthur Publication and service rendered a solo. A musical and family entertained a property in Sec 12 DeWitt. Beginning at the Southeast' Lynn Lawhorn praying that TIMOTHY M GREEN Schneider of Lincoln Park shall be made as provided reading entitled "His Cross number of relatives at their Sept 15: Shelters, Mildred corner of said Section 17, Robert H Wood be appointed Judge of Probate are spending the week of by Statute and Court Rule. and Yours" was given by home for dinner on Friday to Milo A and Opal J Podolak running thence West 16 rods, the guardian of said minor to Dated: September 15, 1972 Sept 17 at their farm home. TIMOTHY M GREEN On Sunday, Sept 17, the Mrs James Burnham with evening, Sept 15. The property in Sec 8 Essex. thence North 283.6 feet, the exclusion of Gale Delmer R. Smith honored guests were Sgt. and Judge of Probate ! Schneider's entertained iat Mrs Harry Harden at the Sept 15: Podolak, Milo A thence East 16 rods, thence Edwards, the father of said Attorney for Estate • Mrs jC James Phinney i arid Dated: September 20, 1972 r, theirjihome several .guests i piano, and .Mr Shepard then and Opal J to Rodney M.and 1815 Etf Michigan Ave. *- " T South 283.6 feet to the place Walker & Moore, By: ') minor who illegally liable' from Detroit for dinner. dismissed the meeting" with family < of St Johns. Sgt Diane C Erickson property Lansing, Michigan 21-3 ,-Phjnney is leaving this week of beginning. 1412 South Lan­ and abletfor,,and,torsuppprt( prayer,v-with' the_ remainder > in*Sec 8 Esjex. '%%"*' " James A Moore , -r iL f for overseas duty hi sing, and care for^thV education • of the evening spent in Sept 15: schoo, Herman Attorney for Estate On Sunday afternoon.'Sept Thailand and Mrs Phinney of such minor child and has Will Hein-Oct 25 visiting. and Cornelia to Theodore C The length of the period 115 E Walker Street 17, Mr and Mrs Fred W and children will live in St nevertheless failed and STATE OF MICHIGAN-The "God's Glorious Heaven" and Nellie F McDaniel of redemption from such sale St Johns, Michigan 22-3 Pasch, Mr' and Mrs Louis Johns during his absence. neglected to do so for a continued from last week property in Sec 23 Water- will be six (6) months. Probate Court for the Moritz, Rev and Mrs H E Dated at Lansing, Mich­ period of more than five County of Clinton Rossow, Mr and Mrs Robert was the sermon topic Sunday Donald Evitts entered town. Heirs Martin-Oct 25 Lansing General Hospital'oh years last preceding the Estate of Eldridge and Maxine Ernst at the Duplain Church of igan, July 12, 1972. STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Sunday, Sept 17."He is Sept 15: Miller, Robert J dates of filing of said peti­ EMMA F. HEIN, Deceased were among those from this Christ. Mr and Mrs Luman FEDERAL NATIONAL Probate Court for the scheduled to undergo and Florine V to Fedewa tion, for the purpose of con­ It is Ordered that on neighborhood that attended Hall were greeters for the MORTGAGE ASSOCIA­ County of Clinton surgery during the week. Builders Inc Lot 7 Miller TION, A National Mort­ senting to the adoption of Wednesday, October 25,1972 the open house for Mr and day. Sunday evening the Estate of Donald is making a slow but Subd No 1 Maple Rapids. gage Association, As­ said minor. at 10:30 am, in the Probate Mrs Vernon Benjamin in youth presented the evening HUBER J MARTIN service with talks given by steady recovery from in­ Sept 15: Kierstead, Her­ signee of Mortgagee Publication and service Courtroom at St. Johns, honor of their 25th wedding juries he suffered in an auto Deceased Ronnie Risley and Mark bert A and Velma J; Smith DAVID M. LICK of ' shall be madeasprovidedby Michigan a hearing be held anniversary. The affair was accident over a year ago. Daniel W and Carolyn J It is Ordered that on hosted by the Benjamin Smith. Dennis Teremi led FARHAT, BURNS AND Statute and Court Rule, on the petition of Esther A, Forgrave, William H and Wednesday, October 25, ' children and was held in the STORY, P.C. TIMOTHY M GREEN Borland for probate of a pur­ Dorothy E to, Kierstead, 1972, at 11:00 am In the St Paul Lutheran Parish Hall Judge of Probate ported will, that administra­ Smith, Forgrove property in' Attorneys for Assignee of Probate Courtroom in St. at Fowler. NOTICE Dated: September 15, 1972 tion be granted to Esther A. Sec 35, Watertown, Mortgagee Johns, Michigan a hearing be Notice is hereby given that the following state owned Walker & Moore Borland, and for determina­ In celebration of the bir­ Sept 15: Kramer, Alan E 417 North Seymour Avenue held on the Petition for buildings located in the Sleepy Hollow State Park Area, By: James A Moore tion of heirs. thday of Floyd Foerch on and Therese M to Richard A Lansing, Michigan 48933 Appointment of Administra­ Clinton County will be sold by sealed bids. All bids shall 22-3 Publication and service Sunday, Sept 17, Mr and Mrs be sent to "Sealed Bid, Sleepy Hollow State Park, and'Barbara P Parsons Lot ___^ 11-13 tor and the determination Foerch entertained the 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Blk 23 Fowler. of heirs, and on the final shall be made as provided Route 5, St. Johns, Michigan 48879." The deadline for by Statute and Court Rule. following guests at dinner: accepting bids will be September 29,1972 at 3:00 p.m. Sept 15: Howe, Edward G Claims Keck-Nov 29 account of the Special Ad­ Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nequette to William L Staley property STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Claims Schafer—Nov 29 TIMOTHY M GREEN Eastern Standard Time. Each building to be sold has ministrator. t of Lansing; Mr and Mrs in Sec 28 Eagle. •STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Judge of Probate been numbered. Indicate building numbers and type of Probate Court for the Publication and service Steve Thelen and Sherry of Sept 15: Staley, William L County of Clinton Probate Court for the Dated: September 15, 1972 building in your bid. Submit separate bids for each shall be made as provided by Fowler; and Mr and Mrs building. Buildings listed are located in Section 3 Town to Gale C and Linda M Estate of County of Clinton Raymond Joseph • Roy Beck of Maple Rapids, Raymond property in Sec 28 Statute and Court Rule. 6 North Range 1 West, on Upton Road in Clinton WALTER KECK a/k/a Estate of Attorneyfor Estate Mr and Mrs Arthur Eagle. TIMOTHY M GREEN County. Previous owner, Russell Hunt. WALTER G KECK WILLIAM MICHAEL 830 Stoddard Bldg. Schneider of Lincoln Park Sept 18: Keusch, Robert F Judge of Probate Deceased SCHAFER Lansing, Michigan 48933 and Rev and Mrs H E and Betty J to Robert E and Dated: September 20, 1972 Building No. 110-Large barn It is Ordered that on It is Ordered that on - 21-3 Rossow attended the Ferris Mary A Warmington Lot 95 Glenn T Cheney , j- —__—^——— Building No. Ill-Small barn Wednesday, November 29, State-Hillsdale football Geneva Shores No 1. Wednesday, November 29, Attorney for Estate 1972, at 11:00 am, in the Claims Watamaker—Nov29 game at Big Rapids on Sept 18: Cook, Richard I 1972, at 10:30 am In the 911 Center St. A performance bond cash will be required to Probate Courtroom in St, STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Saturday afternoon, Sept 16. and Jeannine to Robert H Probate Courtroom in St Lansing, Michigan 22-3 guarantee cleaning up the site in accordance with the Johns, Michigan a hearing David Rossow is a member and Darlene M Harr Johns, Michigan a hearing be Probate Court for the conditions of sale. The amount of bond shall be 25% of be held atwhich all creditors of the team and he came property in Sec 7 Westphalia. held at which all creditors County of Clinton purchase of the building, but not less than $25 nor more of said deceased are re­ of said deceased are Estate of home with his parents to than $100. Sell Yeager-Oct 25 Sept 18: Rose, Charles and quired tbprove their claims.- required to ' prove their EDNA F. WATAMAKER spend Saturday night and 90 days will be allowed for removal of buildings and Vera to Nelson A and Marion Creditors must file sworn STATE OF MICHIGAN-The claims, and heirs will be Deceased Sunday with them. clean up from date of sales agreement. Successful D Ketchum property of Sec claims with the court and Probate Court for the determined. Creditors must It is Ordered that on Bernice Sturgis and Mrs bidder will be notified by return mail. 31 Riley. serve a copy on Doris L County of Clinton file sworn claims, with the Wednesday, November- 29, Florence Taylor of Detroit Bid price for performance bond should not be sent Sept 18: Becher, Miles H Reinhart, executrix, 1435 E Estate of Court and serve a copy on 1972, at ,9:30 am, in the were overnight guests on with bid, The Michigan Department of Natural and Hazel to Diana Hall Grand River Avenue, Lan­ INA MAE YEAGER, M.I. William Roger Schafer, 7071 Probate Courtroom in St, Tuesday, Sept 12 of Mr and Resources reserves the right to refuse any bid. property in Sec 36 West­ sing, Michigan 48906, prior It is Ordered that on W Jason Rd, St Johns, Mich­ Johns, Michigan ahearingbe Mrs Fred W Pasch. Wednesday, October 25,, igan, prior to said hearing. phalia. to said hearing. held at which all claims !~^i.-~ «*-,. Sept 18: Hunter, Marjorie 1972 at 10:30 am in the Publication and service against said estate will be Maxine; Howard, Harry to Publication and service Probate Courtroom in St. shall be made as provided by shall be made as provided heard. Creditors must file Melvin J and Alice L Thrun * Johns, Mlchlganahearingbe by Statute and Court Rule. sworn claims with the Court property in Sec 21 Green- Statute and Court Rule, held on the petition of Robert TIMOTHY M GREEN TIMOTHY M GREEN and serve a copy on Berntce Business Directory bush. L Leonard, Guardian, for Judge of Probate E. Sturgls, Administratrix Judge of Probate license to sell real estate ;«^=i^«iKS=s£=*(^=S==i^»S^S»=a^^ Sept 18: HinesJ Cora to Dated: September 13, 1972 Dated: September 18, 1972 with will annexed, 245 Glen- Lester E and Janet L Sch­ of said ward. Persons inter­ F Merrill W^ble dale, Highland Park, Mich­ Raymond R Behan ested in said estate are wartz Lot 11, 12 Blk 58 St Attorney for Estate Attorney for William igan 48203, prior to said Johns. directed to appear at said Michael Schafer Estate i hearing. AUTOMOTIVE FARM SERVICES HARDWARE 702 American Bank & Trust hearing to show cause why Sept 19: Holbrook, Gerald 3939 Capital City Blvd. For the BEST BUY in ' I and Luella H to Alfred Bldg. such license should not be Lansing, Michigan 48906 Publication and service Purina Feeds GOWER'S HARDWARE Rubie and Marie M Plonta Lansing, Michigan 48933 granted. shall be made as provided New & Used Chevrolet* 21-3 22-3 Means $ S S in Your Pocket and Lot 1,2 Blk 10 VanDeusen's. Publication and service .^^__ by Statute and Court Rule. See Sept 19: Heinze, C E and shall be made as provided TIMOTHY M GREEN EDINGER & WEBER " Mathews Elevator Co. GRAIN ELEVATOR Ella M to Norma C and Lora Guardian Royston-Oct 4 Claim Melvin-Nov 29 Judge of Probate Grain—Feeds—Seeds by Statute and Court Rule. FOWLER Phone 582-2401 BOTTLED GAS M Geiger Lot 4 Meriam STATE OF MICHIGAN-The STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Dated: September 13, 1972 FOWLER TIMOTHY M GREEN Cylinders or Bulk Subdv. Probate Court for the Probate Court for the Walker & Moore, By: Judge of Probate Eureka County of Clinton County of Clinton James A, Moore Sept 19: Page, Raymond I Dated: September 18, 1972 Phone 224-2695 Matter of Estate of Attorney for Estate ' CREDIT BUREAU and Sonja L to Lee Holland Walker & Moore, Be a Partner Phone 224-295? MICHELLE ANN ROYSTON By Jack Walker AUGUSTA L MELVIN 115 E.Walker Street • NOT JUST A CUSTOMER and Patricia Dean Hibbard CLINTON COUNTY Lot 8, 7 Blk A Ovid. Minor Attorney for Guardian Deceased St. Johns, Michigan 21-3 Buy the Co-op Way IT IS ORDERED that on It is Ordered that on Sept 19: Robinson, Lela M 115 E Walker Street FARMERS' CO-OP CREDIT BUREAU INSURANCE to George E Jr and Janice K Wednesday, . October 4, St Johns, Michigan , 22-3 Wednesday, November 29, FOWLER Phone 582-2661 Phone 224-2391 Seperic Lot 5, 6 Blk 24 St 1972 at 10:30 am in the 1972, at 10:30 am, in the , Complete Insurance Service Probate Courtroom, Clinton Will Ehinger-Oct 25 Credit Reports Collections Johns. Probate Courtroom in St Since 1933 County, St Johns, Michigan Johns, Mlchlganahearingbe STATE OF MICHIGAN-The -^ . Sept 19: Berry Const Co, Claims Crowley—Dec 6 f FARM AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE a hearing be held on said STATE OF MICHIGAN-The held at which all creditors of Probate Court for flie Inc to Stanley C a"nd Janet K FIRE INSURANCE ' Maleitzke Lot 72 Nelson Sub minor's petition for'appolnt- Probate Court for the said deceased are required County of Clinton DRAINAGE ' FOR TOUR LISTING IN THE J GENERAL CASUALITX No 1. 1,,. ment of a guardian. County of Clinton to prove their claim, Cred­ Estate of itors must file sworn claims WALTER F EfflNGER JAMES BURNHAM Business Directory . Sept 19: Crippin, Archie to Publication and service Estate of Allaby-Brewbakeiv Inc. with the court and serve a Deceased Phone St. Johns 224-4M5 Martha DeLong Lot 2, 3 Blk shall be made as provided TERRY H CROWLEY ' R-?, St. Johns Over Gamble Store by statute and Court Rule, Deceased copy on Atanas G Popoff, It is Ordered that on Phone U4-IM1 87 St Johns. St. Johns 'Phone 224-3*53. September 27,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 1XB Area bowling COMMERCIALj LEAGULEAGUEE CAPITOL WrightWright,, 503503.. SplitSplitss converteconvertedd SandbaeeerSandbaggers W - KK Atkinson, -2-5-10; C W L mMoormanFeed " 1 -s c V " Atkinson, *2-5-10; C FarpSmSSmm Bureau, Schmitt's 5 l MoormanFeeds 5 1 Tatroetroe,, 3-10; M Wassa, 3-6-7- OdoddcSSd CoupleSs Galjoway's 5 Carlings Ta10; Alice Heibeck, 3-10. I : CarlineBeaufore's s 4 2 4 2 *n. AM' uJdtuwt oin u

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fc^ ^y5 Clinton County News MATHEWS ELEVATOR NOW WINNER OF A SNOWMOBILE SUIT AT OUR OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION WAS BOB MITOSINKA. MAKING Fowler, Mich. Ph. 582-2551 THE PRESENTATION TO THE HAPPY WINNER IS ROLLIN DUNKEL.

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f^""T No job is too large or too smal PLUMBING AND for CAINS COMPLETE TEST DRIVE HEATING THE'73s BODY SHOP * RESIDENTlXL * COMMERCIAL •QUALITY WORK * Any Make-Any Model Bumplng-Palntlng-fte&nditionlng ' . * Chevrolet Caprice the finest Workmanship makes it look like new Jim Edinger Chevrolet 3 DUNKEL GAINS InC. Pontine PLUMBING I HEATING St. Johns 210Hlghatn St. Johns 224-3231 £^i ^2 Fowler 12B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 27,1972 Former Maple Rapids pilot 1973 Fords arrive to participate in Mich race at dealerships AnewFordCar, with fresh'.type glove box is twice as Ninety-Nines, Inc., and is William C Burns of Vernon. OW0SS0 - A former The race is a cross-country front appearance, new sheet large as in 1972. Improved Maple Rapids woman, conducted in cooperation metal, and unique features window weather-stripping with the Michigan proficiency event for stock Kathleen B Gerhold, will be model, unsuper charged including an opetional anti- helps to provide an among the 60 pilots entered Aeronautics Commission theft system and a standard especially quiet ride. Wind­ and local aviation groups. fixed-wing, single or multi- in the 17th annual Michigan engine aircraft of not more spare tire" extractor for shield washers on the wiper Small Race event next Mrs Gerhold, the mother station wagons, highlights arms provide precise of 4 children ranging in age than 420 horsepower. The month. race is flown during daylight F,ord Division offerings for amounts of window cleaner from 26 to 3 years old, will be 1973, exactly where needed. All The-race is sponsored by accompanied by co-pilot, hours and under visual flight the Michigan Charter of rule conditions and is con­ "With our bread-and- 1973 Fords also include ducted on a handicap butter car all new, and with power front disc brakes. system. the market leadership we New options include a Ballenger headlines The round-robin event of hope to continue with Pinto, recreation table between the approximately 200 miles, Torino, Thunderbird and optional dual facing rear with two or more cheek Mustang, we look forward to seats in the station wagons, points, will start and end at 1973 as another record- an AM/FM stereo radio with DeWitt Lions dinner breaking year," said John tape player option and an Phelps-Collins Airport in Naughton, Ford vice State Senator William S proposal for Vietnam Alpena. The exact,course is automatic parking brake Ballenger (R-Owosso) told veteran bonuses). He president and Ford Division release. not given to the contestants general manager. the DeWitt Lions Club declared he would vote "No" until each plane has been Other new options with Tuesday, Sept 19 that he on Proposals A (Daylight Fords include a right outside foresees a "good chance" for impounded the night before Savings Time) and D the race. THE DIVISIONS 39 car rear-view mirror with its two maior bills to pass the (rescind the present Con­ models fa six lines will make control near the steering Legislature this fall but "an stitutional ban against a The race is for women their debut at Ford column, handy to the driver. up'hill battle" for Governor graduated state income tax). pilots but they may have a dealerships Friday, Sep­ Power mini-vent windows Milliken's 24-gasoline-tax- Ballenger emphasized, male or female co-pilot or tember 22. Availability of all are available with four-door passenger. They also may hike-for-mass-transit pro­ however, that his vote does v vehicles is subject to Federal models. gram. not mean any more than solo. emissions certification. does any other registered Mrs* Gerhold, who resides Ford Division continues to ' THE ANTI-THEFT alarm Speaking to a Ladies' at 419 West Corunna Ave, Night crowd at the DeWitt voter's in the 30th Senatorial expand the availability of system also is optional. District. Corunna, with her husband -Mrs Kathleen GerholU amd William C Burns pose in radial-ply steel-belted tires When the system is armed, Memorial Building, the 31- Jack, will pilot a Cessna year-old lawmaker said he front of the Cessna 1501, 100 plane they will pilot and co­ which are standard again on forced entry into the Ballenger said he expects 150L, 100 in the competition. the Thunderbird in 1973 and passenger or luggage thought it was likely the Daylight Savings Time will This is her third Michigan pilot in the 17th annual Michigan Small Race held next Legislature would finally now optional on all other car compartments cause the lose m his 30th' Senatorial race and last year she was month. This is the third Michigan race that Mrs Gerhold lines. These tires are offered car'£ horn to sound in­ approve a No Fault District just as it did in 1968. co-piloted in the Powder Puff automobile insurance with a 40,000-mile wear termittently for five to seven He said he would be "sur­ Derby and logged mileage of has entered and she will pilot the aircraft. guarantee from the minutes. measure and a bill lifting the prised" if the graduated 2,500 miles in speed com­ bonding ceiling for the State manufacturer. The 460-cubic-inch 4V income taxi scheme, which petition. The Ford car receives a eight-cylinder engine is an Housing Development was decisively rejected by Authority from $300 to $800 A veteran, who has logged Chamber dinner ticket new look, a more convenient added option with Ford cars. state voters in both 1968 and 150 hours of flying, she is a instrument panel, and a Standard engine for 1973 is million. 1970, manages to pass this Ballenger also went on member of Saginaw variety of new features. Ford's 351-2V, a V-8 ac­ time. He said passage of Bowmen's Club and serves Thunderbird offers a new companied by a standard record on the five major Proposals B. C and E hinge sales continue here referendum proposals which as secretary and is affiliated front! appearance and a new automatic transmission. in large part on how effective with the Flint Aviatrix ST JOHNS - Reservations for tickets. assure themselves of optional opera window. I will be on the Nov 7 General a job supporters of the three Election ballot for a vote of 'Association. for the St Johns Area "We haye only 100 tickets tickets." East Victor . ideas do between now and Chamber ' of Commerce to sell," explained Patton, Interest in the banquet has the people. He said he would November in convincing the Her co-pilot, Burns, has an TORINO, with two new Mr and Mrs Gerald vote "Yes" on Proposals B ( instructors rating and has Awards Banquet reached the "and interest in this year's been spurred by Pattern's luxury models, eliminates Barrett accompanied Mr voters they're "better half-way point near the end banquet indicates we may earlier announcement that and Mrs William R Trayer to to liberalize the state's ideas." logged 1400 hours. the high-back bench seat of abortion law), C (which Mrs Gerhold is the of last week and Chairman have to turn some persons MSU Basketball Coach Gus 1972 and adds a new front Toronto, Canada where they would virtually eliminate daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Patton urged persons away. I hope those who have Ganakas will appear as grille. Mustang's front took the train ride to Agawa Make it a habit—worry Preston Corson of Maple interested in attending to made plans to attend will principal speaker for the bumper now is 'molded Canyon 114 miles' to the school property taxes), and about the future onlylafter E (a $266 million bonding Rapids. contact the Chamber office place their reservations to event. Ganakas, a favored urethane. north. They were gone from it becomes a part of the past. after dinner speaker Maverick's interior is Wednesday until Friday. throughout the state, agreed substantially upgraded. Mrs.^ Howard Dennis to attend the banquet despite Pinto adds to changes picked" wild black rasp­ the schedule of pre-season started during the '72 model berries last week and Mrs basketball practices which year both steering and Ray Ketchum has a snowball will be underway at that braking refinements besides bush with a blossom on it. time. new paint and trim color Mr and Mrs Howard The banquet, slated for selections. Dennis and Mr and Mrs 7:15 pm Tuesday Oct 17, will New impact-absorbing Merle Pohemus of Shaft- be held at Daley's and will be bumper systems that meet sburg spent the weekend in preceded by a cash-bar Federal safety standards are Northern Michigan. social hour beginning at 6:30. on all 1973 Ford Division cars Mrs Gary Freeman and Highlight of the evening's as are new exhaust emission family of Morrice and Susan activities will be the naming control devices to help Ketchum were Sunday of two persons in the com­ control oxides of nitrogen dinner guests of thejr munity selected for out­ (NOx). grandparents, Mr and Mrs standing work in the com­ The Ford features a new Ray Ketchum, munity as a Chamber grille, and,oiew sheet mefal , Mr, r and' Mrs Donald member or as a private which give the car a long, Sirouse spent Sunday with citizen. Last year's formal look. All four-door his parents, Mr and Mrs. recognitions went to Bernard Fords have new Paul Strouse of Mason. Feldpausch for his Chamber '"greenhouses" with in­ Donnie Weeks and friend affiliations and' to Jack creased headroom oyer of Lansing were Sunday Downing for his efforts on similar 1972 models. afternoon callers of .his the community's little grandparents, Mr and Mrs league program. OTHER FORD standard Orval White. The names of several equipment improvements Mr and Mrs Cyril Giffels of candidates for both awards, include a new instrument Lansing were Sunday^callers along with the names of panel which places the radio, of his sister, Mr and Mrs Ray oldest living past presidents heater/air conditioner and Scott and Roy. have been received by the clock within easy sight and Mrs Laura Ercole of Chamber office. Nomination reach of both the driver and Owosso called on Mr and can be sent or phoned front passengers. The bin- Mrs Jesse Perkins Sunday. through Friday Sept 29. lOOO 29. 'CAN BUY NOW AND SAVE Kincnirj District Mrs 1'i'ihT (' I'.iilis TRAILMAKER _s YOU Monday, Mr and Mrs Ted Pfeiffer of1 Grand Ledge ANSWER RUGGED 4-PLY visited Mr and Mrs Don Pro-Season Federal Size Trade-In Sale Price Excise Tax Dumond. BLACKWALLS Mrs Harold Hoerner, Mrs THESE NYLON CORD 7.00-13 $22.15 $14.94 $1.95 Donald Potts took Mike F78-14 27.10 21.20 2.39 Potts, Valerie and Jill QUESTIONS? G78-14 29 65 23 21 2.56 Hoerner to Potter's Park G7B-15 30 40 23.81 2.63 Sunday. WHITEWALLS Is it necessary to have recreational 7.00-13 26,60 1 17.94 1.95 Mrs Don Potts and Mike vehicle insurance? visited Mrs Harvey Hoerner Are pickup campers really safe? Blackball size F78 14 31.15 24.39 2.39 7 00 13_plus Fedeial G 78-14 34 05 26.66 2.56 and girls, Monday. Where can I find new or used Excise T« of Jl 95 per lite and trade G78-15 34.90 27.34 2.63 Mrs Harold Hoerner . camping vehicles and equipment? visited George Sargent Where can I get good recipes to use 2 $29 when camping? Wednesday evening. Harold Hoerner attended Where are the newest campgrounds an EAA meeting at East in Michigan? i What company is coming out with a Lansing Saturday. new line of recreational vehicles? LONG Harvey Hoerner and girls '* visited Mrs Harold Hoerner Saturday evening. SUBSCRIBE TO 1 SALE I 4-PLY 1 -a-way NYLON CORD i * i sp» . ,109 N. Lafayette St., Greenville, Michigan 48838, 1411 NortKUS-27 Phone 224-3218 St. Johns w w SUPPLEMENT TO LANSING STATE JOURNAL-MON. SEPT. 25,1972 SUPPLEMENT TO CUNTQN CO. NEWS-WED. SEPT. 27,1971

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