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vO Clinton County News o .0 28 Pages MAY 7,197.5 & 1 t ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 15 Cents 03 C •^ *D O -Jo3 •Z3 > 3 Court orders removal of si t * hotel hazards ST JOHNS -- A rulingjby Circuit Court developer indicated to the County News that Judge Leo Corkin has ordered that hazards he was negotiating to buy the property. it the site of the Steel Hotel be removed, He said that, if the purchase was made, he . .'ollowing a show cause hearing last week. would immediately begin to remove por Paul ,Maples representing the Ciry of St tions of the buildings that pose a hazard. Johns asked for injunctive relief to haye Negotiations between Searles and the hazards removedat the location gutted fay a heirs of the estate had stalled earlier, but fire May 28. Searles said his offer to buy the building still stands. \ Since the fire, the area has been cordoned Searles said Tuesday the 2 party's at off and a police guard has been at the site 24 torneys were to meet Tuesday, but did not hours a day. know at press time what the outcome of the The attorney for the estate of the late meeting would be. ' Mary Gore asked that 10 days be granted He said, if negotiations for the sale were before the injunction goes into effect. successful that he planned to raze the hotel That would set the time at May 12. completely and salvage some of the interior If, at that time, action had not been taken items. s to remove the hazards, The City of St Johns After razing the structure, Searles said would be empowered to remove the hazard future plans call for a possible business and and charge the costs to the owners. professional building, but said construction Earlier, Willard Searles, a St Johns was not planned immediately. . St Johns Mayor Roy Ebert and Carmen Tranchell, representing St Johns senior citizens, throw out the first shovel-full of dirt during ground breaking ceremonies at the senior housing project in St Johns. Those participating in the project, to be built by Fedewa Builders Receives prison Inc., include Rev Hugh Bannlnga, Commr Gerald Wilcox, Mrs Gerald Wilcox, Rev William Hankerd, Mayor Ebert, Mrs Tranchell, James Fedewa, Commr John Hannah, Robert Fedewa, Assessor Bruce Wood, Jeanne Jtand of the senior citizens group and former city , commissioner, Lester Lake of the senior citizens, J.D. Robinson, Planning Commission chairman, Richard Colletta, St Johns zoning administrator. sentence, 6-10 years
ST JOHNS - Charles Frederick Freeman, rape. 29, was sentenced in Circuit Court Monday He was found guilty of the offense Bath top pick in Clinton County track meet to 6-10 years in prison, after being found reported to have taken place Nov 10,1974 in guilty by the court of assault with intent to the Village of Elsie. ByJohnPhippppss favnriffavoritpe Iton swppsweenp its seconspconrdt Concession(ifirwessinns willl bhe sold. 2nd straight wiWin in that event. ThThon^e Beesc , mhnwho uwo n 10 of the 15 County News straight title in the meet. "Bath Green, whose fastest time in Also back is two-year winner events last year, 5 of them in Charge man with Sports Writer is the favorite, but I see a real the 100-yard dash this year is a Ted Geiger of Ovid-Elsie, who record performances, have flat 10 seconds, could record a will battle Bath's Montee gone undefeated through the scramble for second place," 9.9 with the right conditions on Skorich in hurdles again. says meet director John duel meet season so far and Record-smashing Joe Green the O-E all-weather track. The Skorich nosed out Geiger by 5 have captured several major possession of drugs Oberlin. "DeWitt,,, Ovid-Elsie hundredths of a second for the of Bath just may run the fastest and St Johns should be in the Bath seniors one of the swiftest invitational championships. 100-yard dash jn the history of running." dashmen in the area, including 120-yard high hurdles win last They won over 32 teams in the the annual Clinton County schoolslof all classes. He leads year, while Geiger took the lows Petroit Country Day meet, took ST JOHNS -- St Johns Police, assisted by the area in the 220 (22.8) and 440 3 tehths'of d'second ajiead of Track and Field Meet Monday Field" events will begirt Bt 4 theL .peWitt Invitational, and the Clinton Qounty Sheriff's Dept, raided a ' (50.7),. according -to Lansing Skorich.^ ' '• t finish d 2n£ overall, 1st among night at Ovid-Elsie High School. • •^mf wiuVtracR* preliminaries St Johns house Saturday afternoon, con State Journal 'tabulations. "The high jump should be Ciass C teams in the recent fiscating chemicals analyzed to be LSD and set for a 4;30 Start, Finals will Green is one of several real competitive this year with Marysvilje Belays. - marijuana. Green's speed and a powerful be held at 6 pm. Tickets will cost returning County champions. nucleus of returning veterans several 6-footers in the field," DeWitt, meanwhile, came up Arrested on a charge of possession of LSD a straight 51 each for all He captured^the 440 last year in says Oberlin. One of the high and marijuana was Kurt Douglas Ramsey, make Bath High the odds-on spectators for the 4-hour event. record time (51,8), marking his with a strong showing in win jumpers is O-E's Tim Doyen, ning the Williamston In 26, 407 S. Mead, site of the arrest. who recently tied his own school vitational over the weekend, He will appear in District Court May 12. record of 6 feet, one-half inch. Pony League sign-up time Bath, DeWitt and O-E are beating out the host team by 9 Slow-pitch registration expected to put up a real battle points. ST JOHNS - Sign-up for the 1975 St Johns The sign-up will be at the LitUe League for the mile relay title, while on Medals will be awarded to the Pony League baseball season will be held building behind Bees Chevy-Olds on the other hand, Bath is a clear 1st 3 place winners in each deadline set for May 9 Wednesday, May 21, at 6 pm. Townsend Rd. favorite in the 880 relay with a event and to members of the 1st best time so far of 1:33. two teams in relays. ST JOHNS -Managers of teams intending to play in the 1975 St Johns city league slow- Chamber speaker pitch Softball league are reminded that May Honor Candy Stripers 9 at 5 pm is the deadline to register. , Chris Manegold, executive manager of the Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce, Registration may be made at the St Johns will be the speaker at the May meeting of The Clinton Memorial Hospital Candy hours; Debra Pung, 89 hours; Maria city offices 121E. Walker between 8 am and the St Johns Chamber of Commerce held Stripers and their mothers were honored Pytlowanyj, 10 hours; Theresa Raines, 42 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Wednesday, May 14, at noon, Daley's Fine recently by the Hospital Auxiliary. hours; Linda Schmitz, 59 hours; Linda Foods Restaurant, South US 27. Chamber of Mrs Otto Thelen, Candy Striper chairman, Schomisch, 32 hours; Joyce Sisung, 19 Also offered this year is a blooper ball Commerce president Paul 'McNamara presented a Certificate of Appregiation from hours. league for men over 30. Participants may urges all members, especially new mem the Hospital to each girl. The 36 Candy Susan Slagell, 138 hours; Cindy Spitler, signup for the leagueat the city offices. bers, to attend and bring questions. Stripejs honored have given a total of 2,589 135 hours; Barbara Thelen, 94 hours; Sue hours of volunteer service to Clinton Thelen, 92 hours; Tamara Thelen, 70 hours; Memorial Hospital. Catherine Weber, 46 hours; Carol Williams, 36 hours; Teresa Wood, 96 hours; Susan Janell Auten, 110 hours; Patricia Barker, Woodhams, 115 hours; Kimberly Zarka, 29 ' 38 hours; Lisa Burns, 80 hours; Melanie hoUrsr Cain, 48 hours; Joyce Case, 58 hours; Dorie These Junior Hospital Volunteers provide Cook, 38 hours; Maria Fitzgerald, 15 hours. a variety of direct services to the Hospital Linda Jandernoa, 66 hours; Nancy Jorae, and the patients. During National Hospital 67 hours; Shannon Kelly, 60 hours; Julie Week, May 11-17, there will be a meeting for Kentf ield, 133 hours; Lee Ann Kiel, 63 hours. Candy Stripers and for anyone at least 15 Germaine Kowatch; 54,hours; Lorraine 'years old who is interested in joining the Lorenc, 175 hours; Marilyn Martin, 258 Candy Striper program. The meeting will be hours; Kelly McDonald, 62 hours; Tisha Tuesday, May 13, at 7:30 pm in the Clinton Meredith (new); Marie Orson, 25 hours.' Memorial Hospital Cafeteria. N Karen Pagel, 52 hours; Sharon Pa gel. 85 See photos on page 5. Move over 8. J., Here comes Diana ST JOHNS -- Diana DeWitt, a St Johns teaching herself before taking classical High School junior will precede B.J. Thomas lessons just recently. i , of "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head" The performance at Long's may be just a fame in 2 performances at Long's Banquet start in good things coming'for Diana. Her and Convention Center In Lansing May 18. performance in the recent grueling 13-hour For the talented Diana, the performance recording session earned her an invitation Diana DeWitt follows a 13-hour recording session recently to return this summer to record material in a Nashville studio. > currently being sought for her. It won't be the first time, Diana has been Her performances at Long's May 18 at Memorial Day Parade May 29 in famous company. On April 17, she en 3:30 pm and 7:30 pm preceding the 4 and 8 ,. St Johns American Legion Poppy Girl Krlsti Bartholomew presents her grandfather Lad tertained Long's customers with her guitar pm performances of B.J. Thomas, Bartholomew [left] with the first poppy to be sold In the 1975 drive. He is the past com Prior to that, she will join other, high . ST JOHNS » The 1975 St Johns Memorial Those wishing to participate are asked to and singing before a performance by the mander of Alvin D. Stiles Post 153. Helping Krlsti in her sales is her father Bill Bar Righteous Brothers. school musicians in a musical program at St Day Parade has been announced for May 29 ll one of the following: Ed Schmitt 224- tholomew, member of Post 153. Official dates of the sale are May 15-1G-17. The poppys are ca Her natural talent has brought her far in Johns High School May 13. made in veterans hospitals and funds are used for veterans' families on the local, district «£?«??:« ™?f Sa213!Bnt! T l° 7645,SonnyCornweU224-2589,x)rCecilSmith just the 2 years she has been*performing> Diana is the daughter of Don and Delores gamer at 5:45 pm at a location to be an- , „._ and state level. nounced later. • - 224-3476nn fl . She's* been playing the guitar for 3% years. DeWitt, 701 S. Mead, St Johns.'
SHOWTiMES: ADMISSION NOW SHOWING AT 1 ADMISSION ON STAGE May 9 thru 15 FRIDAY and SUNDAY • EVIL 2 Shows 7 & 9 p.m. IN PERSON ' AND HIS #1 50 ADULffc MtllMilltaJttoMi F SATURDAY TERRORS T°„ E (ISO CLINTON One Show 7 p.m. Only UNKNOWN _ 1 4*1 Additiona1l to regular 71 AUK £ JST/ul WEEKDAYS faatiire charga One Showing ^ CHILDREN THEATRE Nitely 7 p,ny. SATURDAY, MAY 10 AJacKH. Harris Production* A Bryanston Ftetea»«Cok>rr Mid ST. JOHNS SUNDAY MATINEE 3 P.M. 75* V ".'. * I -n j) (• • i o " A ' u i ONE SHOW 9:30 P.M. (8 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN May 7,1975 Exchange Club to hear about suspension of cagers at AASU Panfo i* St jkt** HT JOHNS- Vernon Payne, MSU assistant basketball coach, will he the guest speaker at the May 8 meeting of the St Johns Exchange Club and he will discuss the suspension of 10 members of the MSU To the Editor; basketball team. This letter is in regards to the In a letter to John Fedcwa, confirming his presence at the parks in St Johns, for our meeting, Payne said, "At your luncheon, I will speak out publicly children to play in. Namely the for the first time concerning Gus Ganakas and the suspension of to park on the corner of North members of the MSU basketball team. Ottawa and West Gibbs Street. Payne was captain and most valuable player for Indiana in 1967- Today, May 1, the swings B8. went up in Ottawa Street Park. The Exchange Club meets at noon at Jeanne's Beans in St Johns. As usual at the start of warm weather a bunch of kids came to The sixth year students of St Joseph's School, St Johns, are studying model economic systems: the the park to play. And as usual command economy In which most decisions dre made by a small group of citizens, usually leaders of a no parents were there to watch. But my husband and I were out government [supply and demand has no effect on this type] and market economy In which decisions are on the porch watching. based on interaction between consumers and producers [supply and demand definitely affect this type]. After watching television advertisements, reading newspaper and magazine ads, checking home The children played fine at first. But as it got later the same shelves on sizes, brands used, and prices, the students decided our economy leans more to a market than , patterns of play took over. Sand a command economy. In their visits to local supermarkets they checked the many choices available In throwing, holding the end of the our economy. They are making comparisons of unit prices and ingredients in several products. slide up so little kid^s couldn't go Hopefully, they are learning how to become a discerning and practical purchaser of the future. In ad Vernon Payne-Exchange Club speaker down. Then it got rougher.'One dition to visits to Andy's IGA and Kroger's, they were to Visit Pierce's Bakery, Clinton National and little girl not much over 9 was Central National Banks to complete their unit on economy. LETTER TO EDITOR: singled out and chased over to the fence. There boys of 9 and 10 proceeded to spit on her and slap her face. I finally couldn't *%e eoMtftfafat ttoxtPtwA stand to watch her crying any CJEED The Perfect Gift more and went over. When I got Dear Mr. Editor,, * their trash away instead ot there her face was beet red Mr and Mrs Carl Boak spent I'd like to complain about throwing it out the car window? from them hitting her. Sunday afternoon with Mrs Lulu. Boak and also other visitors MOTHER'S DAY trash and beer cans that are Every 2 Saturdays people could I sent them all home and told ruining the beauty of the woods, go as far as their property goes were 'Mr and Mrs Vernon the little girl to go home and tell Benjamin and daughter. I don't understand why people and pick up cans and trash. The her parents what happened. I Sunday May llth dump their trash on the road* t trash is killing the fish. doubt very strongly, however, if The community wishes to side. I wish somebody would do one of the parents, or any of express their sympathy to something about it. Wouldn't it Frank Becker and sons, Reporter them, was confronted with tis, if grandchildren, great be just as easy for people to wait Todd Rohrback any one would admit it was until they got home to throw grandchildren, brothers and Perrin-Palmer 3d grader their children that were at fault. sisters, relatives and friends for Because their kids never do the loss and death of his wife anything wrong. Eva, who died in a convalescent It is time that parents start home in Corunna, watching their children better. Mrs Fredrick Witt of Tucson, LETTER ™ THE EDITOR And that someone is at the park Ariz and her mother, Mrs to watch the kids so that this Clarence Damon, of St Johns WOODBURY s'J*. same scene doesn't happen we're Saturday afternoon and again, evening guests of Mrs Luke Dear Editor, thieves, robbers, drunks and A concerned parent, Boak. FLOWER SHOP In response to the dying harlots, And low and behold, Mrs Cathy McCarrick Mr and Mrs Richard Brown 321N. Clinton St. Johns 224-3216 Womens Christian Temperance Christ showed them LOVE, and St Johns and family and, Mr Frank Union movement in this area I even chose them for his Fundal of Portland were can only respond — Hurrah! apostles. I can find no where in FT BOX Sunday afternoon visitors of $4.40 Mrs Blanks letter in last the Bible that Christ had Meet the Miss Nova Brown. week's edition makes me anything good to say for the self Mr and Mrs Charles Spalding trPAYSTOAWERTJ$E...ADVERTl$EWHEREtrPAY$.. question what a Christian righteous. Condemnation of and daughter Doris and friend means to temperance ladies. your brothers wiil do just fine metric of Lansing were Sunday af Whereever I look in the Bible I for a sin ladies—Are you so just ternoon visitors of Miss Lula see Christs followers as being as to judge your fellow men,? Boak. made up of such terrible lots as As for alcoholism not bang a system Mr and Mrs Edgar Conley of ^ CANDIES disease ladies — are we to St Johns were Sunday visitors of assume that the American Metre! Liter! Kilogram! If Mrs Nora Brown. Medical Association, doctors metrics have you in a maze, world-wide, and the psychiatric plan to attend the Cooperative EDUCATION TREASURE CHEST NOW OPEN • • the professions are incorrect in Extension program where you It's easier for a man to get the labeling alcoholism a disease? can be introduced to the whole swing of things in this life if he 220 N. CLINTON ST. JOHNS Or shall we rush right out and system. knows the ropes. be a ladies temperance Christian? Mrs Blank, if you Meetings are scheduled for "BARGAIN BASEMENT" care to spend the time, I .will the following dates and gladly escort you to any \ locatjons:- May -13"- Central alcoholism treatment center, so "'foatidnal'Bank/St -Johns; May MAKE MOM FOR H DflV you may watch a drunk in 14 — Commercial National D.T.'s (delenum tremers) or Bank, Ithaca; May 15 — Casino, withdrawl convulsions. Corunna. 'AH lessons start at 1 TAKE HER OUT FOR DINNER at the Alcoholism does indeed destroy pm. . families, and the alcoholic Implications for education, COLONIAL RESTAURANT himself, not to mention the huge household measures, and financial burden on our buying will be examined. There SPECIAL FOR MOTHERS DAY economy; but I seriously doubt will also be a chance for you to that the'self righteous attitude weigh yourself on metric scales of the Womens Christian and measure your height in SMORGASBORD!! Temperance Union is one which metres. Menu Serving From 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. will be missed in our struggle Handouts will be given. Swiss Steak... Salads against alcoholism and other Roast Chicken ... Bisquits & Gravy $C0O Children $050 chemical dependence, Materials for reteaching this program to other groups will be Baked Ham... Desserts J Under 11 L An alcoholic and drug available. AFTER MOTHERS DAY - OPEN MON.-FRI. 7-8 dependent person This meeting is open to all SMORGASBORD SUN. 12-4 Jim Spring FOR RESERVATIONS interested persons. There is no 101 N. CLINTON FP1DAY NIGHTS 5-8 SUNDAYS 12-4 ^^2247102. admission charge.
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APPLIANCE CENTER CUSTOM SHEET KURT'S METAL SHOP Dressy. Fun to Drive. Sensibly Priced. DOWNTOWN ST, JOHNS PHONE 224-3895 52 Years Same Address May 7,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, S,T. JOHNS, MICHIGAN Amy Wellman receives Representatives ask citizens' help U of AA scholastic honors to stop welfare abuse Miss Amy Wellman, the Indicated that these (laughter of Mr and Mrs Harold achievements have in recent Help save your tax dollars. Lee Montgomery, Assistance •estimates reveal that 7,8 per Wellman of 423 Mcadowview years received more and more Representatives Stanley M, Payments Supervisor, Clinton cent of ADC recipients are Drive, St Johns, and a 1972 attention among the students Powell (R-Ionia) and Ernest W. County Department of Social ineligible, 27,9 percent are graduate of St Johns High and in the public press, Nash {R-Dimondale) are urging Services, 911 East State Street, overpaid and 8.2 percent are. School was honored at the He also said it is highly ap citizens to help" reduce the St Johns, 48879, (phone; 224- underpaid. University of Michigan's 52nd propriate that these students be number of ineligible people 6785). * , "Private citizens are better Annual Honors Convocation 'honored who have most clearly receiving welfare benefits. "You may remain informed than anyone else, ApriL 11. and effectively recognized the Currently the Michigan anonymous, or you may leave 'about welfare abuse," they first reason for a University's Department of Social Services your phone number to be said. "Please help in this effort On these occasions the existence — to offer educational is conducting a complete contacted when the in to safeguard your tax dollars. university publicly recognizes opportunity of the highest reexamination of all welfare vestigation is complete," they "Only by reducing the and commends the un quality. cases to reduce fraud and over said, / ineligible recipients from the dergraduate students in its The Honors Convocation payments. The State Department of welfare roles can the continued schools and colleges who have takes rank with the Com "Should you have questions Social Services may lose $30. assistance to the truly needy be earned distinguished academic mencement exercises among about the eligibility of anyone million in federal funds if the assured," concluded records. the important ceremonies of the receiving welfare assistance," error rates are not reduced by Representatives Powell and President Hobben Fleming University year. they said, "please contact Mr January 1, 1976. Present Nash. Amy Wellman, DeWitt Township proceedings Synopsis' of the regular 1975 at the Township Hall, 780 E. The meeting was called to Board members present: meeting of the DeWitt Township Wieland Road, Lansing, order by Supervisor Emerson at Emerson, Syverson, Cheney, BoardheldonMo^ Michigan. — _Rj08pm Pline, Kzeski and Olger. Board member absent: Corr, The meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. The agenda was approved with one deletion. There were no public com NEW ments. The Parks and Recreation Commission, Transportation Committee and the Public Safety Committee minutes were ON reviewed. ,The zoning forms were reviewed. Adopted a Mary Crosby of the Clinton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary inspects resolution recommending that the Popoff liquor license a poster telling of the Auxiliary style show and card party, titled request be denied. Emerson this year "A Spring Evening Out." The show and card party is May reported that the Supreme 14 at St Johns High School cafeteria. Tickets for the 7:30 pm ac Court will hear our 1974 tax tivity are $1.50 and may he purchased from any Hospital Auxiliary appeal, Discussed a few things member. that had not been included in the budget. Appointed Jack Kzeski Jr to the Zoning Appeals Board. Former resident, Discussed the DPW budget. The & Bicentennial questionnaire will receives promotion be filled out after the committee has met. The 2nd annual DeWitt Township employee picnic will Allan B. Steavens, former St be held on Saturday, July 12th. Johns resident, has been There was a discussion about promoted by Burroughs Corp. WRBJ-FM the flooded basements. The 1 Annual Pancake Supper will be held on May 10th. Formerly a field engineer with the corporation offices in Adjournement at 9:55 pm. Battle Creek, he has been Respectfully submitted, promoted to hardware systems Donna B. Syverson, Clerk. supply engineer and has been "FROM ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW" Approved by Dale S. transferred to Detroit. Emerson, Supervisor. A1965 graduate of Rodney B. Wilson High School, he attended COMMENTARY BY-ROBERT D. DITMER the University of Michigan and % 'eta served in the US Air Force for 8 years. 8:15 A.M. - 10:05 A.M.-12.-14 P.M.-5:15 P.M. W4HK&I He and his wife, the former MONDAY THRU FRIDAY .__ Winner of the Mid-State Equipment introductory sale drawing prize is Vernon Piggot, Rt 1, Fowler. Vandalee McClintock of St Johns, have 3 children. He is congratulated on winning the new lawn mower by Jeannette Mehney. I^YOU LIKE TO LISTEN/TO SOMEONE THAT "TELLS IT LIKE IT |S'\THEN YOU'D Allan B. Steavens VOU'D BETTER BE TUNED£TO'"FRO]vl ANOTHER POINT>OF VIEvV^ ON WRBJ- ^ WRBJ-1580&WRBJ-FM-92.1.t -' ^ - ' 1 " w »V Blue Star Mothers meet YJ The Blue Star Mothers met in A report was given by the' Narthex of the hospital chairman Rose Ran Congregational Church April 22 dolph. She delivered the two ROBERT D. DITMER TAKES A LOOK at 7:30 pm. drills to the Veterans Facility at The meeting was called to Grand Rapids. She also LIVE AT OUR.MANY SIDED WORLD order by president, Dorothy reported that material is Welsh and prayer by Chaplin needed for linings for the lap "FROM ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW" Edna Eldred. robes. Grace Shipley was installed Cards were signed to be sent IN as recording secretary. to Mable Maier, Betty Casler, and Maria Whitford who are ill and in hospital. Card party at Bay City was PERSON announced for April 30,1:30 pm. It was reported that Mable Maier is able to have visitors at CLINTON THEATRE hospital. SATURDAY The Mothers will place flags on the graves of deceased MAY 10 mothers Saturday, May 24, at 1 pm. MATINEE-2:00 It was voted to have a "No EVENING-9:30 Bake" Sale during May. It was 50 also voted to send Dorothy, ALL SEATS *1 Welsh as a delegate and Billy Pierson an alternate to the UNLIKE ANYTHING YOU Convention-at Lansing June l, 2 HAVE EVER SEEN BEFORE! and 3 at the Olds Hotel. FIRST TIME HEM! At the next meeting May 27 there-will be a memorial fpr Dorothy Christenson who ON STAGE passed away April 5, also our yearly memorial for all IN PERSON mothers in our chapter. James W. Koenigsknecht, US Jaycee director of Fowler, talks Meeting May 27, basement ofJ Congregational Church is with Tom Rltter, Michigan State Jaycee president, during the potluck at 6:30. Committee recent Region D meeting held in Fowler recently. Koenigsknecht ,is Ruth Barrett, Alberta Brock a candidate for internal executive vice-president with the election and Sarah Ross. to be held Saturday, May 10, at the Civic Center in Lansing.
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EGAN FORD SALES. INC. 3Q0W.HIGHAM ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-2285 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN May 7,1975 Kathleen Schafer and East Ward students.plant 100 trees David Berquist ST JOHNS » Traditionally from it. it would be a good idea to have project were Margaret since 1872, the last Friday in The children at East Ward the children of the school plant a Wyrick's first grade class, April has been designated as Elementary School and their blue spruce in their yards at Patricia Kuenzli's second grade Arbor Day, a time to plant a teachers did just that Friday, home for Arbor Day so he began class and Linda Parr's third exchange vows tree and give back to the earth a April 25, organizing the project in grade class. little of what we have taken Fourth grade , teacher, march, FOWLER - On April 5 in the Judy Schneider, all friends Of Michael Muehlenbeck, thought About 100 trees, each about 6 Holy Trinity Catholic Church, the bride from Portland._ Also participating in the inches high, were purchased for Kathleen M. Schafer of 516 W. Each bridesmaid wore .a 8c each from the United States Saginaw, Lansing, became the different color gown of sheer' Soil Conservation Dfipt, The bride of David J. Berquist. of organza and Venice lace, to department offers trees for sale 1533 S, Pennsylvania, Lansing, make for a rainbow wedding at this price once a year before The bride is the daughter of party. Large white hats were Arbor Day, Mr and Mrs Norbert Schafer of* worn with ribbons matching the The teachers sent notes to the Rt 4, Parks, Rd, St Johns. Mr color of the girl's gowns. parents asking permission to and Mrs Val Berquist, of 516 The attendants carried white send the trees home with the Waverly, Kingsfora, are the parasols with green, blue, pink, children for planting. Almost parents of the groom, yellow and lavendar daisies 100% of the students par Father Albert Schmitt per with baby's breath. ticipated in the venture. formed the 1:30 pm double ring Both the mother of the groom Muehlenbeck said he would ceremony and the music was and the mother of the bride have liked for the children to provided by organist Bernita wore pink floor length gowns plant some of the trees around Halfma'nn and the church choir. and corsages of white mums the school but due to so much Easter lilies, carnations and and pink sweetheart roses. vandalism there, he decided daisies dressed the altar. Steven Berquist of against the idea. The bride was given in Milwaukee, attended his •marriage by her father. She brother as bdt man. Grooms While waiting for Arbor Day, was escorted down the aisle men were John Berquist of the students learned of its wearing a floor-length gown Kingsford, brother of the origin, It was started in accented in peau de soi and groom; Bob Schafer of St Johns, Nebraska in 1872 by J. Sterling venician hand-clipped lace, Jerome Schafer of Fowler, and Morton. He wanted to beautify which swept to a unique V- Dennis Schafer, all brothers of that pa rt of the country, help the shaped tram. the bride. soil and also provide a place for birds to nest. The full bishop sleeves were Tony Schafer and Roman made of venician lace with an Thelen, uncles of the bride, underlay of sheer peau de soi. served as the ushers. The camelot cap attached a A reception for 250 guests was YOU AND chapel length veil, which was held at the Holy Trinity School edged with chantili lace. Hall. Serving at the reception YOUR HOME The bride carried a cascading were Ellen Bailey, Pauline bouquet of green, pink, blue, Harris, Mary Ann Fedewa, Rita yellow and lavendar daisies Koenigsknecht, and Sandy WINDOW accented with baby's breath. Fedewa. Marie Schafer of Lansing Mrs Dora Schafer, grand BEAUTIFUL attended her sister as maid of mother of the bride, was a honor. Bridesmaids were special guest attending the Mr. & Mrs. David J. Berquist Therese Schafer of Lansing, celebration By Mary Bell sister of the bride; Judy After a honeymoon to North at nome at 1533 S. Perm- is a 1968 graduate of Kingsford Braman, Kathleen Fedewa, and ern Michigan, the couple will be sylvania, Lansing. HighSchool and a 1972 graduate Thebrideisal968graduateof 0f Michigan Technological Fowler High School. The groom University. Windowi On your special day you'll make a These students were among about 100 from Bast Ward Elementary School who participated in room!! ' -look your best in a planting a tree for Arbor Day. Back row from left are: Jodi Wright, 3rd grade; Greg Kingsley, 4th Sometimes grade; Rex Brown, 2nd grade; Beth Gavenda, 4th grade; Joey Serna, 3rd grade. Front row from left we even make fake CUSTOM - MADE Methodist youth to are: Angela Harrington, 2nd grade; and David Thompson, 1st grade helping Shell! Innes, 1st grade, windows. plant her tree.
WEDDING GOWN We can dress a window to In crease or decrease the size of All our Bowns are individually conduct paper drive the room. styled for you at a cost conv Just moved in? Red badge Matching draperies to the up parable to redi-made gowns. holstery fabrics gives a very I can help you out. custom look. Don't minimize We also make bridesmaid's of courage. the Importance of your and mother's gowns for the This Saturday, May 10, the high school youth of the St Johns Don't worry and wonder about learning your way window dressings. United Methodist Church will tie having a 2nd paper drive between around town. Or what to see and do. Or whom to ask. Bell Furniture has a wide se average or hard to fit woman. the hours of 10 am and 5 pm. As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess, 1 can simplify the lection of fabrics and a staff Flowers Of Real-as-llfe Wood This paper drive is the beginning of several projects the youth business of getting settled. Help you begin to enjoy your to offer advise. Fibre Created By our Floral new town... good shopping, local attractions, community Designer-Cake ornaments, will be undertaking this spring. H opportunities. Invitations, and Accessories. They are trying to earn enough money td go camping and And my basket is full of useful gifts to please your canoeing this summer on the AuSable River. family. BELL They also are planning a glass drive, a cinnamon roll bake, an ice Take a break from unpacking and call me. FURNITURE ijjorom cream social during the Memorial Day parade and possibly a Phone Phone AND CARPET t chicken barbecue at still a later date. BRIDAL SHOP The youth ask you to help by stacking your old newspapers Enot , 224-6407 .SSSsSfe 611t magazines, please] by th£ curb thisSaturday for pick up ty the' 'iil«' 'It",)"1 *H Mhir v M •" in -is v*M .« e * $ youth. s, i i Lansing" '^ 15972 TURNER AT STATE RD. 372-6941 If you live outside the city limits but still have papers to be picked up, call Roger or Judy Beebee at 224-6072. Those coming into town Saturday may bring them in and drop them off on the back BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE sidewalk of the United Methodist Church by the parking lot. TAST DAY OF REGISTRATION SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE ST. JOHNS PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLINTON ANQ GRATIOT COUNTIES, MICHIGAN
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This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education. -S^PJz^L .Secretary, Board of Education CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JQHNS, MICHIGAN May 7,1975 Ann Fedewa now (Zand? St>UfteM<-4MftffaJU AdfUHf htouU Mrs. William E. Young
F0WI.ER - Pink and white necklines and baby doll sleeves. gtadiolas and mums graced the A chantilly lace sash, tied at the altar of the Most Holy Trinity waist. They wore pink hats to Church at the wedding of Mary match their gowns. Ann Fedewa and William E, The bridesmaids and maid of Young May 3. honor carried cascading The Father Schmjtz per bouquets of pink carnations, formed the double ring service white daisies and mums, The at 1:30 pm. Soloist Cheryl flower girl carried a basket of Fedewa was accompanied by pink carnatlons-and mums. organist Mrs Richard VanElls. Dennis Gillespie was the Mary Ann is the daughter of groom's best man. Groomsmen Mr and Mrs Harold Fedewa of were Clayton Harsh, Bob Mick Rl2f Fowler. William is the son and Bill Pershem, David Harsh of Mr and Mrs Robert Young of was the ring bearer and Gerald Rl 3 McNeil Rd, St Johns. Fedewa and Mark Young were The bride's father gave her in ushers. marriage. She was escorted The mother of the bride wore down the aisle wearing a white a long double knit peach colored silk peau de soi gown. Daisy gown with lace trimming the1 venice appliques graced' the neckline, front and back of the gown. The mother of the groom wore The sheer yoke and high a long double knit mint green Cheering up a not-too-happy patient neckline were edged with gown with a ruffle trim around venice lace. The gown swept to the neckline. Both mothers a lace «dged chapel length Irain. Small ruffles edged the wore corsages of yellow TVetfSUie sh^er fitted sleeves at the sweetheart roses and white wrists. carnations. By Mrs Wayne Mead Adorning her head was a Areceptionfor300,guestswas ' Phone 862-5447 •chapel'Iength veil of imported held at the Most Holy Trinity School Hall in Fowler. At illusion. The came lot cap and Friendship Park. I he veil were both edged with tending the bridal table were A good attendance at the Venetian daisy lace, accented Mrs Peggy Paksi and Mrs Betty Mrs. William E. Young Colony Community Club dinner Mr and Mrs Casper Mead with tiny seed pearls. Claghorn. Marie Schafer and and business meeting on Apnl hosted a dinner party Friday Mrs Kathy Berguist cut the 19. Plans were made for the evening, May 2, in honor of the The bride carried a cascading 52nd wedding anniversary of Mr bouquet of white carnations and i wedding cake. chicken barbecue on May 18 at A special guest attending the 12:30 and 1:30 pm by reser and Mrs Floyd Betzer. Others mums and pink' sweetheart who attended were Mr and Mrs roses. celebration was Mrs Dora vation only. New members Schafer, grandmother of the were welcomed to the club. On Wayne Mead and Laurie, Karia - Helen Fedewa, sister of the Cebulski and Michael Schultz. bride of Rt 2, Fowler, attended bride. Monday the men cleaned up as maid of honor. A peach colored double knit ccdmcOvt Bridesmaids were Carol pant suit with a matching jersey Becker of 104B8 Converse Rd, knit blouse was the bride's \ FOR MOTHER'S DAY Fowlerville; Gail Coon, 223 W going away outfit. May 10: 4-H Livestock Hall, St Johns. 1 Everettdale, Lansing; and Mrs After a wedding trip to Judging Workshop (beef, sheep May 27: 4-H Rabbit Meeting/ MAY 11 -THIS SUNDAY Julie Smith, 1125 Pacific Ave, Florida, the couple will be at and swine) -• Livestock - 7:30 pm - Smith hall, St Lansing. home in St Johns. The bride is a Pavilion, MSU --10 am - 3 pm. Johns. May 22: 4-H Leaders Give an Accutron, Bulova Flower girl was Aimee 1967 graduate of Fowler High May 12: Explanation of Fedewa, niece of the bride. School and the groom is a 1965 Training - Ballpoint Painting -- Farmland and Open Space Act - 7-9:30 - Smith Hall, St Johns. The attendants wore pale pink graduate of Rodney B. Wilson - 8 pm - Ovid-Elsie High School. or Caravelle Watch print gowns featuring scoop High School. May 28: 4-H Food Leader May 13: Family Living Training - 7:30 pm -- Smith See Our Wide Selection ffiJggR-JgEg&SMgg Council - Smith Hall, St Johns - Hall, St Johns. 9:30 am. May 29: 4-H Leader Training May 13: Family Living - Ballpoint Painting --7-9:30 pm MARY ANN'S Program - "Meet the Metric - Smith Hall, St Johns. System" - Central National June 9-10: 4-H Award Trip to FABRICS Bank, St Johns - 1 pm. Cedar Point. May 17:. 4-H & Youth Horse June 12^ County Com Fowler Show -10 am - Fairgrounds in missioners Day at MSU. 10695 East M-21 St Johns. June 16-19: College Week for Open Daily from 10-5:30 p.m. May 17: County 4-H Award Women, MSU. Trip to Detroit. June 18: 4-H Horse Clinic - Except Mondays Noon-9 p.m. May 18-.24 Michigan Week. Open to public ~ 7-10 pm ~ May 20: Family Living Fairgrounds, St Johns. Phone 593-3355 Program - "What You Can Do June 19-21: 4-H Exploration In a Day" (Summertime Ac Days Program at MSU. tivities for Young Families) -- July 17: District Holstein Smith Hall - 7:30 pm. Show at Corunna. ('' May 21: 4-H Photography JJuly 25: Stafe Holstein Show i» CLASSIFIED ADS! • Workshop * 7-9 pm - Smith at Midland. •ysjMCVMJK u» iJBR-?' INFLATION FIGHTER OF THE WEEK! THEIR REGULAR
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Rivest, sup DePond, Merle Green, Frank to grant maternity leave of ported by R. DePond to approve world-wide project in 1952 and Itivest, Glenn Webster and absence to Mrs Marie Holem for transfer of monies from Debt I had little difficulty in Thomas Winkler. Member the 1975-76 school year. Motion savings.to pav semi annual -establishing this new depart absent; David Hill. carried. Debt I payment in the amount of ment for it answered the need of The meeting was opened with Superintendent Kenney $113,218.46 payable to The our return to God and the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag reviewed the complicated state Detroit Bank & Trust Company. teachings of His Son whose Star of the United States of America. Motion carried. we follow," she added. aid formulas and the effect each . She continued by explaining Motion by C. Bracey, sup formula could have on schools. Motion by T. Winkler, sup ported by M, Green to dispense A lengthy round-table ported by R. DePond to approve the raising of funds and the with the reading of the minutes discussion took place. The transfer of monies from Debt II granting of scholarships for the of the regular meeting of April proposed, budget that was savings to pay semi annual SUu promotion of Christian Education with sources of 14t 1975, and approve them as presented to the allocation Debt II payment in the amount ( printed. Motion carried. of $8,997.25 payable to Clinton revenue from the Every board was reviewed. The Board Member Project, memorial Motion by T. Winkler, sup; was Unable to set millage for the National Bank $ Trust. Motion The AprilPack meeting of the each a Silver Arrow. Scouts and Janelle Price Owosso, St Johns, Bannister, ported by F. Rivest to approve carried. Elsie Cub Scouts was held on Den H2; Gary Serviss, David • Chapin, Eureka and Elsie area. contributions, proceeds from ensueing year due to the fact the assisted in some of'the tricks. (he annual Vesper Services and payment of general funcTbills .state aid formula from the state Motion by M. Green, sup Sunday, April 27, at the E.G. Rittenburg and Stanley The closing ceremony was The exhibit which will include represented by checks num Knight Elementary School. McQuire each received a Gold porcelain.painting, pastels and other donations specified for is undetermined and the county ported by C. Bracey to approve given by Den 1. Refreshments ESTARb. bered 1926 thru 1979 in the allocation millage has not been transfer of monies from Debt- The opening flag ceremony and Silver Arrow, Joe Smith were served by the parents of oil paintings will be displayed in amount of $101,971.38. Motion .set. III savings to pay semi annual was presented by Den 1 with received his Bobcat Badge. Den 1 members. the Historical Room which was Awards are granted for one carried. _, Mrs Betty Lewis, high school Debt til payment in the amount Den Mother, Mrs Ernie Den 03: Dean Dunham, Eric recently completed at the year only, but may be renewed Vice President Webster read business education teacher, of $15,908.27 payable to Clinton Bywater.' Schroeder, Don Phillips, Kevin There will be an added southeast corner of the Elsie upon separate application. The thank you note from Charles presented the needs for new National'Bank & Trust. Motion Awards chairman Gary Baese, Harold Dunham, Craig pleasure on Mother's Day Public Library. size of the grant depends upon weekend for those who visit the Bracey for the terrarium he business machines. carried. Smith along with Ernie Smith and Doug Belts, each * *--"* * (he number of applications and received while hospitalized. Bywater presented awards to received a silver arrow. Art Exhibit at the Elsie Public the funds available. Blanks Motion by F\ Rivest, sup Vice President Webster Library. Mrs Nida Dunham of Mr and Mrs Russell Gilbert of Vice President. Webster read ported by C, Bracey to recognized the visitors which the following Webelos and Cub Den #4: Andy Porubsky was must be requested through a Scouts. awarded the Wolf Badge, gold^ Elsie and her students will Ovid were the guests of honor subordinate Chapter Secretary included Mrs Sandra Jones, display many of their paintings • Sunday at' the Fellowship Hall 1974-75 president of Elsie P.T.O. Webelos: Jeff Clark — and silver arrows. Pat Warren,* and after completion should be I CUP OUT I Danny Fox, Steve Chapko, Jim and'ehina on Saturday, May 10, of the Elsie United Methodist in the hands of theJSducationat and Mrs Judy Volz, 1975-76 Forester, geologist, naturalist from 10 am to 8 pm and Sunday, ChurciTfor' their 40th wedding president of the Elsie P.T.O. and Outdoorsman; David Hart and Mike Nicholas Board no later than June. received a silver arrow. May 11, from 1 to 6 p.m. anniversary. Membership in the Order is not THIS AD GOOD Also, as a visitor, was Clifford Guyski — Athlete, scholar, and Everyone is cordially invited to Luft, Superintendent of North oiitdoorsman; Al Bywater — Ernie Bywater and Don The meeting opened by a requirement, but, those ap come and view the singing "Onward Christian proved for a scholarship must FOR UP TO Central Area Schools from the Athlete, scholar, engineer, Gilbert have tickets to sell to the arrangements. Upper Peninsula. Mr Luft had traveler, outdoorsman, and Scout Fair in Lansing on June 7 Soldiers." be approved by an Eastern Star Chapter. been in our district for the day, artist; KurtWiltse—Aquanaut, and 8. The next Pack meeting Mrs Dunham has been A Grand Representative, Ella laking part in the visitation scholar, outdoorsman; Scott will be Saturday night, May 31, teaching many years; 3 classes 1 Mrs Wilson stated that the Krause of Fowler, representing Grand Chapter of Michigan has exchange day arranged by* the Bates — Athlete, scholar, at6:30at the Elsie Park. Incase a day, 5 days a week. This is the Alabama in Michigan was in $200 superintendent's association of outdoorsman; Don Gilbert — of rain it will be at the E.E. ' first summer she will take a been one of the outstanding troduced. Worthy Matrons Michigan. Athlete arid outdoorsman. Knight Cafeteria. vacation from the year-round leaders in this field and has presented were Eva Merrill, granted over $215,000 in CASH Vice President Webster Den HI: William Chapko — Emerson Dunham introduced schedule. DeWitt Chapter //30; Ruth called for an executive session membership card, Wolf Badge Walter Taylor and daughter, The students, some 40 to SO scholarship funds since 1952. It Chamberlain, Ovid, Morning ranks third in contributions and at 10:00 pm to discuss a student and Gold Arrow; Dale Bywater, Debbie from Owosso, who are given lessons in her home at Star Chapter //279; Shirley REBATE ON matter, Lawrence Stewart, Bill Moore, presented a very entertaining 418 W. Main St, Elsie. They has granted over 854 scholar Cramer, Maple Rapids #76; ships. The meeting reconvened at Doug Schoch and Doug Price — program on magic. Several Cub come from Lansing, Flint, Evelyn Morrow, Wacousta #133 U;02pm and Worthy Patron Marion Archie Moore read the Motion by T. Winkler, sup Merrill, DeWitt Chapter #30. Scriptures from the Bible and hAHR ported by R. DePond to adjourn Attend OES meeting in Maryland Worshipful Master,' Marshall Sharon and David Dunham, meeting at ll:03pm. Warren of DeWitt was also playing piano and trombone, Mrs Leila Wilson ac Other Michigan guests were the lady from Maryland" and two introduced. respectively, gave the following HAYMAKING SYSTEM DAR holds companied Mrs Bertha Thomas Most Worthy Grand Patron D. from Missouri. They saw all the selections: "Sweety Sweet of Ithaca, Myrtle Chapter #56, a LaVerne Courtney of Detroit government buildings, the Clinton County officers in Spirit." "God Can See Us," Grand Representative and his wife; Educational White House, Washington cluded Adela Moore, president; "Freely, Freely," "Why Me," Offer expires May 31^Quantities Limited monthly representing Maryland in Committee General Grand Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Anne Praay, 1st vice-president; and "Pass It On." Take this ad to your Deutz-Fahr dealer and buy a Deutz-Fahr Michigan to the Grand Chapter Chapter, HaroldF. Kock P.G.P. and Arlington Cemetery. They Christine Brown, 2nd vice- Cookies and punch were Turbp Mower, Centipede Hayrnaker, or Windrow Rake and meeting Session of OES of Maryland and his wife; Committee on visited the graves of John and president; Geraldine Workman, served in the dining room by l held at the Baltimore Hotel in Unfinished Business General Robert Kennedy and also saw secretary-treasurer - and Mrs Jeanne Temple, Mrs Deutz will send direct to you a cash rebate of $50 for any one The River Wabwasyin N youbuy,s100foranytwoyoubuyor$200ifyoubuythecom- Chapter, Daughters of the Baltimore, Maryland. Grand Chapter, Kenneth the changing of the guards. Eleanor Montgomery, chaplain Florence Ewer, Mrs Elizabeth 'plete circle haymaking system of all three. American * Revolution met They left Bishop Airport in Wiseman, PGP and his wife; The trees- were green and of the OES Association, Levey and Mrs Rosemary recently at the home of Mrs Leo Flint on Sunday, April 27 and and ESTARL Committee tulips, azaelas, dogwood, Mrs Leila Wilson gave a Moore. l General Grand * Chapter, MAKE HAY IN ONE DAY K. Pouch and Miss-Shirley returned April 30th. crabapple and cherry trees With the revolutionary Deutz-Fahr circle haymaking system Pouch for their monthly They attended the Grand Florence Adair, P.G.M. were in blossom. Mrs Wilson you can cut. fluff and condition, and windrow your hay in one meeting, ' Chapter Memorial Service on On Tuesday, Roberta said it was a wonderful trip and TOMS WESTERN STORE day, ready for baling, under normal conditions This assures l The meeting was conducted Sunday evening, which was Meredith, College Park? very-enjoyable. 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JOHNS, MICHIGAN New look in DeWitt is The Sycamore Tree DKWITT -- Because of a man His first impulse was to make The peeling white paint was With an idea "and^a; lot of the old home into apartments, covered with bright gold siding, 6 $i$ Pi courage!, DoWMt will soon liave as he and his wife, Pat, already and all 3 buildings received new o/i a collection of new shops to add owned 24 units of rental roofs. A new furnace was in t* ' °s to thp downtown area and 1 less property. But after Newcombe stalled, the home was insulated, eyesore to worry about. found out how much money he and the barn was rewired. The man is Gary Newcombe needed to put into the place, Other improvements include and his Idea is the Sycamore about $45,000, he decided that 2 numerous shelves and benches iWEDOOME Tree, an old home, a barn and a apartments would not give him which Newcombe has provided features smoke house, which he restored the kind of return he needed for for the different shops. to and made into a series of small his investment. Newcombe said watching the shops. H is scheduled to open Then he thought of putting in _ people who have opened shops May 10, small shops and went to work. in his building'is very in Historic The idea did not come to Me has owned the building for teresting. Newcombe until after he had about ft weeks and the project is "It's intriguing to see how from the purchased the home. near completion, excited these people are about DEwnr "I just got tired of riding by So far, 12 of the 19 available their shops," he said. "I really the place and seeing jt falling /rooms, with rent ranging from get satisfaction just watching founded down. I finally came to the $65 to $90 a month, have been them." conclusion that if anyone was rented. Newcombe is just as excited Oct. 4,1833 DeWjtt going to fix it up it was going to Newcombe -has made the about the venture as the people have to be me," he said. rooms available only to people who are renting from him. with a hobby who have always "It's so interesting, I took the wanted to 'own their own first step, and now I can watch Area business but were unable to due the people follow through with Gu&WXgJB to high cost of rent and other my idea. expenses. Newcombe said his main Included in the rental fee is all concern was trying to keep Otoe Haggar® top utilities, as Newcombe will pay people from getting GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REpORTm] comes in a gabardine twill water, and electricity bills discouraged. Gantral Revenue Shaung provide) federal funds directly to local and ttate governments This (opori of your government s plan is publisheo^M for only $22,50. himself. "The traffic will not be the 10 encourage allien participation in determining your government* decision on how the money will be spent Nolo Any complaint* of The gingham check The tenants are not bound to same as in the Lansing Mall," the OHtce ol Revenue Sharing, Wash., D C 20226 THEGOVERNMENT jjRHTT TQHffSHIP ;g slacks feature Haggar's - the shops with a lease, as he said. "I just hope the people ^FW^^wP • PLANNED EXPENDITURES ANTICIPAT1NGAGENEHALBEVENUE *jn, 799 G* ~#*
Redwing scores are close \ HyJohnPhip'ps Coach Joe Gonzales was could have easily won this pitcher In Grand Ledge's Doug on singles by Pertler and Keith County News happy with the hitting of his game." Barcy, getting just 3 hits off him Haske and an rbi-single by Jeff Sports Writer Wings in the DeWitt contest last DeWitt Won by a 54 count while St Johns' starter Carl Thornton. Tuesday - "Our bats began to after leading by as much as 4-L Ba shore allowed only 1 hit by Bob Rice hit a 2-run homer in St Johns High's young -boom in this game - we got 11 St Johns continued to be the Comets, It was Bashore's the 3-run 3rd inning for DeWitt. baseball team continued to take hits, and we showed signs of plagued by errors, committing second 1-hitter of the season, Ted Mitchell had moved to its knocks despite playing close what we can do when we play 10 in the 3-game stint, but the Wings lost 2-1. second on an error and scored to several good teams recently. ball. This was a more en A two-run error gave Grand on a single by Paul Simons. The1 Redwings lost' to DeWitt, couraging display of baseball Ledge all it needed for the win Rice brought home Simons. The Redwings went up DeWitt added a run it] the*' Waverly and Grand Ledge by a and except for two con against the best pitcher in the in the 2nd inning, total of S runs. troversial plavs at the n!ate.,we fourth inning and broke a 44 tie West Central Conference when Bashore smashed a long in the bottom of the 5th when tii|\*,«l ItuitflV- SitMul BM KtfHi So it met Waveriy's Gary Organek double to centerf leld in the third H7( the week before the DeWitt Simon scored from second, on a BfcfORT OF CONDITIOS. tON JOttDATING inning, took third on Brian fielding error* DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF THE contest, Organek tossed a 3- Pertler's single and scored on a hitter at the Wings, but St St Johns had tied the score Ml..— »...l-..1 »-l, ^ T.,... fn.p^.y Si. Jahni fielder's choice. of. Johns' Jeff Hazel also hurled a with 3 runs in the top of the 5th. INTHESTATEOf .JtUftUMl ATTHECLOJE OF BUSINESS ON ^MiL l*» IMS 3-hltter while suffering a 3-0 Bashore also pitched the Robin Miller reached first base Alan Taft, of Ovid, poses with his 1967 Chevelle that he will be MJlLliHEO IS RESKNIE TO CALL MADE BV COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE DeWitt game, which turned into II, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION Ul. loss. on an error, Frank Faivor hit a racing this season at the Owosso Speedway, a slugfest with 18-hits between pinch-hit single and Rick Waverly scored all its runs in ASSETS Cu, the two teams, Julian Villarreal Atkinson singled to load the the 3rd inning, including f on an CukuldutrnM«uki(UKMu«| __ll«UU-^i~ upoiuddtWlO survived as the winning pitcher bases. Haske doubled home two LVTKiur>M«riiln . error and another on a late for the Panthers. . ' Speedway opens this weekend I( u. runs and Jeff Thornton brought rjUptkani4F(4niin>iMla|ltivt . , , , > • throw. St Johns took the lead with a another home later with a OtkiltlMUofolUtU I Ucitnnuili|nckiiMtarr«nMM ... . . The Wings faced another top OWJ^ttOMofStiHiiMHi'^wWtttloei ,., .. run in the top of the third inning single. The Owosso Speedway will started. return to 'do Battle' with the mw.^fMj^i iM,tnn.nn -T">"'-<| ., . . . t open it's gate for the 1975 season Speedway promoter, Ed local boys. Going in,to his third TndiaiitnuUitnirttiii ., , ,, ..,.,,,. ,.,.. .. 4 FHmlh*4suUu4uttHIMptrdiiMiu*riFwnutitBi«ill this weekend, with the late Jones, has scheduled the Late season at the Owosso Speedway Lwu . , > , , , 4 . model stock cars scheduled.to Model Stock Cars to race every will be Alan Taft of Ovid. Alan Iiil pnoiut,(aiiHiR ud IliUiti, ud M&n nntittp*tnalj*t bull prntbti Marauders suffer Rnl twit omit BUD til* but fnnlm, .... .,...1...... compete on the "A mile paved Saturday night during the started racing when he was Iin«mMl*aiHUgUui4MMd)uta"d"HuckMRapuln"> •• • > • summer, With the Late Model Cmwotn liiNBiytslWtUnleiiMtifiUKtiiniumdijn ,. .... • < oval. Time trials for the first sixteen, and has steadily im its OUtuuMUIIsckdUft OSU dlmtluuTlBuditJ,, .' 1 event will begin at 5 pm, with Super Stocks scheduled to run proved until he is considered 10TM.ASSEIS,. , -., ., a .,, U6. iii the 1-run jinx owners and drivers asked to seven programs on Sunday one of the leading drivers at the UAWUT1U arrive early this week so in afternoon, the first of which is Speedway. Alan was awarded OiouatdtTOtlli>II> cV )Titimus.it V«M ..n«a utflT e Vsfrt ,.«oM teas w V1 &**• ^^s^Fs^^w^We're^ridingTiigK"^ «£> ere '"•*" T • • " ^ * • AT BEE'S WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF CHEVROLET'S ALL NEW ... Monza Chevrolet Chevrolet makes sense Towne Coupe for America ^ ST. JOHNS JAYCEES WILL BE PRESENT WITH THEIR FEATURING CONCESSION STAND UP TO 34 MILES PER GALLON Dressy. F THE RE-SCHEDULED ASCENSION OF MICHIGAN'S LARGEST .. And.. • SEE AND MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLOON Come Early and Bring FRIDAY, MAY 9th - 5:30 p.m. Your Camera! SEE AND ASK AERONAUT Worlds Sweetest Place To Deal MIKESCHNEPP Chevrolet & Oldsmobile EVERYTHING YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED PHONE 224-2345 SOUTH US-27 ST. JOHNS TO KNOW ABOUT BALLOONS May?, 1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN llv Hnjlit Tt. Ltrtut On iiililn". i'". - ' incl Coupons (IIHHI Mmidiiv M.iy ri tl11 n SiH'dty. M.iv 11, 197^ Al your Si Julitn Krnipi LET KROGER 1 Store Only 1 I YOUR FOOD COSTS IOPE N 24 I I HOURS ll ikkiii.i Most Stores ClOMd Saturday Midnltt to Sunday 8:00 A.M. virii California Seedless - 72 Cnt. ^,_ 'Jit^^* T W NAVEL 10 O O F!F* '"' ORANGES VV Limit 30 With Couponft * 5 Additional Purchase EXCEPT BEER, WINE & CIGARETTES LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Save Good Moil,, May S Thru Sun., May 1!. Subject To Up To Applicable Stats li Local Taxei. 33° Kroger WHITE BREAD Mb. Loaf Limit 4 With Coupon I *G Additional Purchase EXCEPT BEER, WINE & CIGARETTES UNIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Save Good Mon., May 5 Thru Sun., May t1. Subject To Up To Applicable State & Local Taxei. 44' Assorted Flavors Hl-C FRUIT 1Qt DRINKS 1^ 44 Limit 2 With Couponft '5 Additional Purchaio EXCEPT BEER, WINE & CIGARETTES . Save > t. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER^AWLYi. _v; c4iUpTo' »«&•% Good Mort.vMiy 5 Thru Sun., May 11. 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MI.II 10 -l"m ". .IVIMIIII-1 •••flw M.I, •!•. . ,j,,,rJ ... .• y ,...(..• ;•,•• ,.M . TtAI'J f.HI f.f ..,!,-, I. ", t,"- --,.(.• it m • A ... ftk W 10 *<• 13 10 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN May 7,1975 St. film* (faf A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS Clinton County News Between the lines JACK HARRIS-General Manager April 14,1975 ment stating that it was doubtful if any Metropolitan HAROLD SCHMALTZ-Advertising Director Mayor Ebert called the Discretionary Balance Grants meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. would be available in fiscal year with Jim Edwards JIM EDWARDS-Editor COMM: Present: Ebert, 1975. Wilcox, Hannah, Arehart, A resolution was presented to Roesner. the City Commission COMM: Absent: None. authorizing the City" to enter STAFF Present: Attorney into a lease purchase Maples, Clerk Wood, Manager agreement with A.I.S. Con "If It Fife ... Humphrey. struction for the purchase of a .. , WeU, the Tiger bubble has finally burst. Evil and his Terrors of the Unknown, In person Motion by Comnv Wilcox,' backhoe. After winning 5 straight, their American League shocks and thrills will be the order of the night. supported by Comm. Arehart to Motion by Comm. Wilcox, opponents are now scoring on them in double Read about it elsewhere in the County News. I'd approve the minutes of the supported by Comm, Arehart to figures. But, take heart. Sunday's rained out add more here, but it's hard to*type when I'mI March 24,1975 meeting and the approve the backhoe resolution1 double header was an omen, Things will be better. trembling. *?k mu*t U *> Uftotatvt Special Minutes of the April 17, and authorize the City Clerk and Ho, hum. 1975 meeting. YEA: Ebert, Mayor to sign same. YEA: * * * * . . . Speaking of trembling-the balloon ride is Wilcox, Hannah, Arehart, Ebert, Wilcox, Hannah, . .. It's incredible how much excitement is still on. Bernard Feldpausch tells me to be at his Roesner. NAY: None, Motion generated by the Kentucky Derby-a 2& minute place of business at"5:30 pm Friday/ Editor, Lapeer County Pieu Arehart, Roesner. NAY: None. "by Jim Fitzgerald carried. Motion carried. event. The Kentucky Derby is an American • * * * Motion by Comm. Wilcox, Mayor Ebert stated that on sporting event that's almost impossible not to get ... Oh, the marvels of the electronic telephone caught up in the thrill of the occasion. .age. I made a call to DeWitt the other day. A A jobless friend phoned from Las Vegas and I I told him the Las Vegas junket was a brilliant supported by Comm. Arehart to March 19 when Ordinance #273 \ * * * * * was surprised because a week earlier he had been beginning but he should be sure to stop over in Los approve the Warrants. YEA: was passed, certain stipulations recording told me the call would be transferred , living on welfare in Michigan. He explained that Angeles and San Francisco on the way home. On Ebert, Wilcox, Hannah, were included prior to that . . , Hewasjoking,ofcourse,butthejokeback- immediately to another office. It was-2 blocks he was pretending to be a state legislator so he his expense account, the entire trip should be Arehart, Roesner. NAY: None. ordinance becoming effective. fired. The esteemed St Johns mayor, perhaps away from .where I was making the call., coukt show the world how easy it is for a phony to charged to cab fare. All legislators and their in Motion carried. William Johnson of Fishbeck, retaliating against ribbing about the number of * * • * get on the public payroll. cestuous "watchdogs" know how impossible it is Mayor Ebert asked for ad Thompson and Carr was times his picture appears in the paper, jokingly . . . Whadda they trying to say? I tried to get a "Right now I am on a junket," he said. "I am to get a receipt from a cabbie. ditions or deletions to the present and stated that he had hurled a shovel-full of dirt at yours truly. But, the soft drink out of a machine recently. The sign said met with Fedewa's engineer wind caught it and sent particles of the dirt back in l4out of order." But, there was a fella with the'key - attending a seminar on the danger of Asian Just the other day a Michigan legislator bought agenda. There was one addition others participating in the ground breaking crickets to the Michigan sugar beet. The first himself a color TV with taxpayers' money and and one deletion. and that most of the questions to the machine. One of the office staff said he had been answered. ceremony. Power of the press. would open it and did I want the diet soft drink. I meeting was held last night in the Sands Hotel, called it a business expense. My friend would be Motion'by Comm. Arehart, » * * * ; Under a crap table. I even made a short speech. I smart to buy himself a jet plane and charge it up to supported by Comm. Hannah to Motion by Comm. Wilcox, said no. She told the fella with the key. He asked - suggested that next year's seminar be held in mileage logged while studying the sway of the approve the agenda as amend supported by Comm. Arehart . . . It's not for the faint-hearted. No one knows who it was for. She told him. He asked if he Hawaii. No distance is too far to go in the interest Mackinac Bridge. , ed. YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, that the Chairman of the what evil lurks in St Johns May 10. John and Elma shouldn't get out the diet kind. I said no. They both of one of our state's most important products, the Hannah, Arehart, Roesner. Planning Commission be Cochrum have entered into an agreement with Dr looked at me and clucked their tongues etc. sugar beet" ONE OF MY favorite legislators is always NAY: None. Motion carried. notified that Fedewa Builders My friend has obviously been inspired by Kirby getting drunk and passing out in the parking lots of The City Clerk read a letter Inc. had met all requirements of Holmes, the Michigan legislator who recently drive-in restaurants. This is interesting enough to from the St. Johns Lions Club Ordinance #273;* in noting that pretended to be poor so he could show the world get his name in the papers, but not very classy, I requesting, permission to sell the sanitary holding tank has 88th District Report how easy it is for a phony to get on welfare. With told my friend to stnp and dance a jig on the buffet White Cane's in town. been eliminated and that the the a id of 6 co-conspirators, Holmes defrauded the table at Charley's Crab in the Pontchartrain Hotel Motion by Comm. Hannah, water service be looped from .state out of $941 in welfare payments. He grew a in downtown Detroit, supported by Comm. Arehart the northern boundry of the by Stanley Powell .heard and wore old clothes and told the Social My masquerading friend should also establish that the request of the Lions property to the line on Floral Service Dept he was jobless and needed money to an out-state office in his basement at home. It Club for certain considerations Avenue. YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, pay the rent and feed his children. The dummies should be staffed by his wife, 5 kids, 2 brothers-in- during their annual White Cane Hannah, Arehart, Roesner. State Representative believed him. Week of April 28 - May 4 be NAY: None. Motion carried. law and assorted nieces and nephews. They can Now that the special lob Democrats in 'the Legislature, grow sugar beets in a windowbox and the whole granted. YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, Motion by Comm. Arehart, from 55 percent of the average Hannah, Arehart, Roesner. byists' committee, convened at particularly on the Labor weekly wage, but this was WHEN HIS cover was finally blown, Holmes thing can easily be charged to the taxpayers. supported by Comm. Wilcox the request of the House and Committees which must review proclaimed loudly that his masquerade had Mich State Sen Joseph Mack recently spent NAY: None. Motion carried. that the City Manager and City changed to a 60 percent level. Senate Democrat leadership, any school-strike bill. I'm sure The Michigan Employment proven that most ADC mothers should be frisked $37,000 refurbishing his Lansing office. Much of Mayor Ebert read a Attorney be authorized to draw has reported its compromise they recognize that the public and fingerprinted before being allowed to stand in this public money went for carpeting. A an ordinance establishing tap-in Security Commission, which proclamation proclaiming the school strike bill, we're going to interest requires a bill which normally assesses the projected the foodstamp line. Any common cheat can get on legislator's status is often measured by the week of May 17th through May fees on lines installed by a get some action on that issue, would ensure a full school year welfare, Holmes claimed. He got his picture in all thickness of his carpet. Sen Mack must be up to his private developer. YEA: Ebert, cost of proposals like this, did 24th, 1975 as Michigan Week. right? for our children, With fair and not have time to prepare an the newspapers. fanny in pile. I suggested that my friend consider Motion by Comm. Arehart, Wilcox, Hannah, Arehart, equal penalties for both sides in carpeting his ceiling. Then he could request a Roesner. NAY: None. Motion Wrong. The legislation estimate before the bill was " My junketing friend admitted'his desire is to supported by Comm. Hannah proposed by the lobbyists for order to guarantee this. rushed through the Labor •') duplicate Holmes' success, flip side. He wants to. special appropriation to pay Karl Wallenda to do that Carol Maples and Marilyn carried. the teachers and school boards gain the reputation and image of a legislator. He his vacuuming. Committee and the Legislature. Wood be appointed as co- The City Clerk read an ex already has about two-and-a- BUT THESE Democrats also However, the Department of wants • to be so convincing he can draw a At this point my friend expressed amazement. chair I a dies of Michigan Week. cerpt from the Planning half strikes against it, to coin a Jegislator's salary without even winning an recognize their great debt to Management and Budget ad "Gee," he said, "I think there are more crooks in YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, Hannah, Commission meeting minutes of phrase. First, it was conceived organized labor in Michigan, as vised us that the increased cost election. He phoned me because he knows the legislature than there are on welfare." Arehart, Roesner. NAY: None. April 3,1975 regarding the Eger in secrecy, without any chance newspapermen keep a fascinated eye on the exemplified by the over to employers will be $89.4 Motion carried, Rezoning. There was a lengthy for the public to observe or whelming financial support, million in 1975 and $235.7 million legislature which is usually the best show in town. * "WATCH IT," I cautioned him, "what you just The City Clerk, presented the discussion regarding the comment on the proceedings. He wondered if I had any suggestions on how he verified on campaign expense in 1976. said makes sense. You go around making sense, monthly report from Fishbeck, rezoning, also the future land There was no public input into a reports, that labor gave to the might improve his impersonation. no one will ever mistake you for a legislator." Thompson and Carr on Searles' use. process which was creating a Democrats in last fall's elec IN CASE you're not aware of Estates. Motion by Comm. Hannah, measure to, affect the lives of tions. They are caught between Motion by Comm. Hannah, supported by Comm. Roesner to it, I should point out that the every voter in Michigan who the public interest and probably unemployment compensation supported by Comm, Arehart to approve the rezoning of lots 2,3 has children in a public school, the most powerful special in Sjfa*fafa OUfHN'ANCKNO.274 to "specitied sexual ac (1) Less than completely and petition, No regulated use shall donate 122 pints of blood tivities" or "specified ( opaquely covered: (i) be permitted within one The Fowler Jaycee Blood- Feldpausch, Sue Thelen. . anatomical areas" (as humart genitals, pubic thousand (1,000) feet of any lot' Goerge, John C. Rademacher, Bob AN ORDINANCE TO defined below), or an mobile was held on Friday, Stuart L. Fitzpatrick, Pamela Halfman, John W. Lorraine Thelen, Mary Ann AMKND TITLE V - ZONING region, (ii) buttock, and (iii) for which a certificate of oc April 25. One hundred, twenty- Schafer, Marilyn Thelen,. Kay establishment with a female breast below a point cupancy has been issued for S. Rossow, George R. Simon, Rademacher, Pam Snyder, 'AND PLANNING. CHAPTER * segment or section devoted two pints were donated and 11 Kenneth H, Hungerford, Hufnagel, Jean Schrauben, immediately above the top another regulated use. people were rejected. Brian McKean, Leon Thelen, T\U KNOWN AS THE ZONING ' to the sale or display of such Stephen F. Fedewa, James H. Maynard Wirth. Viola Minarik, Arlene Hair, Pat ORDINANCE OF THE CITY material, of the aerola; and Section 1. No regulated use, The following persons Koenigsknecht (2) Human male genitals in a as defined herein, shall be Armbrustmacher, Jerome R. Cindy Minarik, Alan Kramer, OF ST. JOHNS, WHICH NEW (h) Adult Motion Picture donated blood: Thelen, Alvin A, Fox, Ann M. Mary Ann Schafer, Sue Thelen, Teresa Thelen, Janet Arm SECTION SHALL BE Theater: An enclosed • discernibly turgid state, permitted in any other, zone or Adam Schaefer, 'James J, brustmacher, Lpretta even if completely and district: Koenigsknecht. Mary Lee Klein. t -DESIGNATED AS ARTICLE building used for presenting Thelen, Mary Ann Thelen, Paul Armbrustmacher, Jean .Rademacher, Nettie IV, SECTION 5.58 OF CHAP material distinguished or . opaquely covered, Section s. Except as herein Kathy M. Luttig, Claude L. Koenigsknecht, Carol Hufnagel, (h) Specified Sexual Activities: provided, the Zoning Ordinance Luttig, Carl L. Wieber, Herbert WORKERS TER'S! of TITLE V - ZONING characterized by an em Thelen, Fay A. Feldpausch, Thelen (1 Gallon), Agnes G. Jan Simon, Mary Ann phasis on matter depicting, (1) Human genitals in a state of the City of St. Johns shall Jerome N. Klein, Stephanie A. DOCTOR — Dr. Jordan. AND PLANNING OF THE ST. Rademacher, Geralyn NURSES - Esther Tiedt, Rademacher, Helen Hunger- JOHNS CITY CODE. describing or relating to of sexual stimulation or -stand a6 first enacted or Schafer, Rose M. Myers, Joyce ford, Linda Schrauben. "specified sexual activities" arousal; otherwise amended. T. Wohlfert, Brian J. Thelen, Rademacher, Bill Halfman, Mary Feldpausch,' Mary THE CITY OF ST. JOHNS Brad Miller. Bertram, Charlene Bauer, DONATED COOKIES - ORDAINS: . or "specified anatomical (2) Acts of human mastur Section (i. This Ordinance Gene D. Messer, Lorraine L. ' areas," as hereinafter bation, sexual intercourse or shall lake effect twenty (20) Thelen, Judy M. Koenig- Wm. F. Thoma, Richard Margaret Page. Donna Goerge, Mary Jo Weber, Section 1. That the Zoning Frechen, Alice Huhn, Bernard Arlene McCausey, Grace Ordinance of the City of St. defined, for observation by sodomy; 1 days after its passage. sknecbt, Henry A. Goerge (6 OTHER WORKERS — ..patrons therein, (3) Fondling or other erotic PASSED, ORDAINED AND Gallon), John C. Simon; Ken R. Thelen, Dennis Simon, Gladys Armbrustmacher, Jean Goerge, Gladys Halfman, Chris Johns shall be amended in the Daniel Thelen, Patrick L. Fox, Hufnagel, Kathy Rowell, Diane Hamilton, Josephine Martin, following respects and by the (c) Adult Mini-Motion Picture touching of human genitals, ORDERED PUBLISHED BY neth L. Halfman, Alphonse B. Theater: An enclosed pubic region, buttock ^or THE CITY COMMISSION OF Thelen, Martha R. Fox, Luke Luke Weber, Leroy Goerge, Kohagen, Agnes Schomisch, Joan McNamara, Becky Spicer, addition of the following: Ellen Simon. Joan Feldpausch, Agnes Emily Kerek.es, Kathy Rowell, •"flection 5.5K Regulated Uses. building with a capacity of female breast. THE CITY OF ST. JOHNS AT A M. Koenigsknecht, Raymond L. less than fifty (50) persons REGULAR MEETING HELD Koenigsknecht, Leon A. Helen Hungerford. Certain uses are delcared to be used for presenting material otentially detrimental and to Section :t. Regulated uses THE 28th DAY OF APRIL, Schneider. Canadian distinguished or charac shall be permitted in CBD - A.D., 1975. PERFECT GIFTS FOR MOTHER Save the possible effect of terized by an emphasis on Anthony Goerge, Leon J. downgrading and blighting,the CENTRAL BUSINESS ADOPTION OF THE ABOVE Koenigsknecht, Julia F. Miller, musicians matters depicting, DISTRICT, but only if there is ORDINANCE WAS MOVED BY COLUMBIA-MINERVA surrounding neighborhood, describing or relating to Charles Miller, Debra L. particularly when concentrated on file with City Planning COMMISSIONER Arehart AND Yarns & Crafts "specified sexual activities" Commission, on a form ap Goerge, Adeline Rademacher, to perform in one area. For the purposes of or "specified anatomical SUPPORTED BY COM Julius J. Thelen, Gerald proved by the building official, MISSIONER Roesner. Members of the band, glee NEEDLEPOINT & this'Chapter, the following are areas" as hereinafter a notice of consent which in Rossow, Cathy H. Pohl, Norma declared to be regulated uses: defined, for observation by Yeas: Arehart, Ebert, Wilcox J. Fitzpatrick. club and orchestra from Bloor dicates approval of the and Roesner. Nays: None. Collegiate School, Toronto, CREWEL KITS (ar Adult Bookstores. patrons therein, proposed regulated use by fifty- Lois Bergdolt, Gerald J. Pohl, "(B)'Adult Motion Picture (c) Cabaret: A cabaret which Absent: Hannah. Nancy A. Geller, Daniel J. Canada will present a free one (51%) percent of all persons THE ORDINANCE WAS public concert at Fulton High STRING ART - QUILTING - DEC0UPAGE Theaters.. features topless dancers, go- owning, residing or doing Rademacher, Gary G. '(cj Adult Mini-Motion Pic go dancers, exotic dancers, DECLARED ADOPTED. Schneider, Therese Mr Kramer School's gym at 8:15, Thursday, business within two thousand May 8. ture Theaters. strippers, male or female (2,000) feet of the property line Roy J. Ebert (1 Gallon), Kurt C. Thelen, HOBBY LOBBY . (d) .Pawnshops. impersonators or similar of the proposed Use, and a list of Its Mayor Brian F. Koenigsknecht, The students are visiting (er Cabarets. entertainers, the names and addresses of F.Bruce Wood Patricia A. Mueller. members of the Fulton band 221 N. CLINTON DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS PH. 224-6226 (f)'Dance Halls. (e) [lathing [establish persons qualified to sign such Clerk 2-1 Cheryl A. Rademacher, Carol who recently visited Canada. (g) Privately owned Outdoor ments: Any establishment A. Hufnagel, Clare A. The students will arrive in the Recreational and Amusement which, ih exchange for a fee, Koenigsknecht, Kathryn M. Middleton - Perrinton - Maple IT PAYS TO SHOP AT Centers. provides as its principal Halfmann, Mary Ann Schaefer, Rapids area on May 8 ahd stay (h) Massage Parlors. function, bathing facilities, Gerald E. Armbrustmacher, until Sunday, May 11. ^ (i) Modeling Studios. sauna baths, steam rooms Lorraine R. Van Ells, Odelia D, <^\/{aalJ\Lnnon i (j) Bathing Establishments. or lurkish baths. Thelen, Wm. A. Hoffman, ARBY A OWN TAVERN FOR FARM SALE ON 1974 FINANCING LANDBANK SUZUKI 750cc REAL ESTATE SAVE '500! .MORTGAGES 1104 S. US^27 '1795 OUT THE DOOR Ph.224-7127 St. Johns, Mich. HOLDER MOTORCYCLE SALES Serving America's Farmers: WEEKDAYS & SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUZUKI Providers of Plenty 2151 W. MAIN (M-21) OWOSSO. PHONE 725-2112 [*£E Located 1% miles South of US-27 Blinker light across from Zig's Centennial Farm-MM. at Dill Rd. 3E ft featuring PLUMBING AND HEATING 'Q Beef - Grog and Spirits 'RESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIAL P •QUALITY WORK Zephyr m COME JOIN THE FUN AND RELAX IN CASUAL, DOWN TO EARTH ATMOSPHERE !3 Charge your purchases tu: OF THE LEGEND OF "SLEEPY HOLLOW" BMXMtMUM DUNKEL Dancing & Live Entertainment PLUMBING I HEATING St. Joh ns ST; JOHNS Ph. 224-4726 MONDAY NIGHT Friday & Saturday Nites BA£ED LASAGNA (Homemade) TUESDAY NIGHT U.S. CHOICE RIB EYE STEAK All types of printing REMEMBER MOTHER PETE KERIAC0S, WEDNESDAY NIGHT BROILED WHITEFISH ' WITH Your Host HALLMARK CARDS THURSDAY NIGHY • Fast service We Offer An Exciting STEAK NITE AT REDUCED PRICES BEAUTIFUL GIFTS FRIDAY & SAT. NIGHT '6 50 • Low prices RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES Luncheon Special " PRIME RIB 120 E. WALKER ST.. 3 I PRINTC .•¥*V FROM THE IKMIffl BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 75 PERSONS ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 • s°" • 220 N. Clinton Avs. eucsT TELEPHONE: 517/224-6781 * >} St. Johns 224-2719 •"V* Etnmm OPEN SAUS«KMIQ BECK & HYDE Great Steaks, Fine Beer, Wine, - ACCESSORIES, SEE THE 1975 Cocktails, Seafood, Dancing HWAU SUNDAYS HAPPY HOUR 12-5 MON. THRU THURS. FARMARINA, FRIDAYS SATURDAY CHEVROLET , 12 NOON "COUNTRY GENTLEMEN" BOATS, MOTORS INC. "Sound of Country" Lawn & Garden ? »t - • talf224?3tl at TO 8 P.M. 6PEN DAILY 11 A.M. TO 12 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 8 P.M. Equipment u „ t cjrt . m ComalnandWatcH 1 0NB0M$S&WtfMOT 'S-t«W&irt8a.m.-4p.m. Locked IK Milti South ot US-27 DtWItt filirifcsf PARTS DEALERS EDINGER CHEVROLET Light ACTOM From Zffl'i C4ri»nnls1 Farm Mkt at Tiger Baseball In Colprl OPEN 7 DAYS* L«attd «» N. US-27 8 Ml. No of St. Johns , 12 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN May 7, 1975 I STJ(WKPH'SCATIK)UCCHURCH 'Pewamo, Michigan RI Rev Msgr Thomas J. Boiler, MA Next Week in Pitt or Daily Maas -7:30 am Saturday 4:30 pm & 7:45 pm Sunday B;t» am & 10:00 am Holy Baptism • Sunday, | pm Sacred Confession • Saturday, 3:30 and Clinton County churches 7:30 pm , Family Holy Hour for Peace -Saturday, All Churches in Clinton County are invited to lend 7:15 pm their weekly announcements to The Clinton County News. They must reach us by II a.m. Monday to insure publication in the current week's issue. Gunnisonville Area COMMUNITY OFhTJUDE 7:30 pm Evening Worship GUNNISONVILLE ' rmsTui.vtiitKfiATmvAU'iiuini BANNISTER UNITED METHODIST 930 am Ladles Bible Sludy every 4I1UHCII Catholic Church UNITED METII<>DISTCHliRC11 Maple AvcnueatSlateStreet Tuesday Clark and Wood Roads Averlll M, Carson. Minister Pastor: Rev Miriam DeMInt Father Jerome Schmitl, Pastor 801N. Bridge 7:30 pmWedntsday evening Prayer Rev PauSchiebner, Minister Service 1 Sunday WorshlpServIce 9:30 am 6:00 pm Teen's Softball every Friday 9:30 am Church Service Thursday.Mayfl Church School 10:30am Daily Mass; Mon and Thura - 7:30 pm. B:3 the Nmarke. , t ace :ft:::^::^:a:^:m:^ Business except needs plutch, $150. 300 Saturday and Sunday, Call 616- ANTIQUES' GALLERY Help Wanted Real Estate 'gal. 2-compartment gas tank for 527-2590 for space and in GRAND OPENING, May 11. Opportunity $50. Westphalia 587-6709.1-3-p-ll formation. 20 dealers, huge Next to JEAN'S BEANS. Hours Card of Thanks 30 selection, dolls, doll repair, and FOR SALE - 1969 Chevy Im- - Friday 5-8:30 pm. Saturday 12- HELP WANTED - Part-time EARN $4.00 an hour WE BUY sellers interest in furniture. 35-tf-27 8:30, Sunday 12-6:30. 2-l-p-29 Clerk-typist to work in Clinton, distributing nationally known Land contracts. Cash, Fast pala V-8, power steering & WINKLER — I wish to thank Gratiot & Montcalm counties. products, A wholesale retail service. Call Ford'S. LaNoble, brakes. 327 2-barrel carb„ 2- NEED ready mix concrete, Drs. Jordan, Smith. Brown and For application, call Mid- door. 58,000 miles. Call 626-6152. WELL DRILLING and service. Bore and all the staff at Carson catalog service. No door to 1516 Easb Michigan Ave., poured walls, or cement work Free estimates. Carl S. Michigan Dist. Health Dept. door. Call 224-4227. 52-3-p-2 Lansing, Mich. 48912. Phone 1-tf-ll-DH done? We have a fleet of radio City Hospital. Also relatives Stanton, Michigan 831-5296. Oberlitaer, 4664 N. State Rd., and friends who sent gifts, 517-482-1637, evenings, 517-337- , dispatched trucksplusa crew of Alma. Phone 463-4364.' 2-1-29 2-1-p-l EXPERIENCED IN PARTY 1276. 2-1-4 (MINIMUM 10 WORDS) FOR SALE —1969 Opel Cadet 3 men if needed. Fedewa cards and flowers. door Station Wagon by owner. Builders, Inc., 6248 Wright Road Mrs. Betty Winkler 2-l-p-30 PLAN? Be a MERRI-MAC 3 WEEKS INSERTION No dealers please. Call 224-6202 PRE-MOTHER'S DAY BAKE WANTED - L.P.N.'s, Fulltime supervisor. Highest Com- YOUR SHELTER NEEDS — FOR THE PRICE OF 2 atPrice Road, Phone 587- • SALE — Saturday, May 10. and part-time, night shift. Ovid mission. No delivery or New, used housing-country or between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 3811. '• 38-tf-27 Convalescent Manor, 9480 M-21, town lots. Plans-ours or yours. Monday through Friday, 2-l-p-ll 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Ovid, Mich. 2-3-p-l collecting. Call collect to Ann Pole or Steel buildings - farm, DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED Pewamo United Methodist THOMAS Baxter 319-556-8881 'or write BEAUTIFUL WEDDING Church. By the Wesleyan Guild. commercial. Plans, Finance^ FOR SALE — 1965 Chevy S.S. INVITATIONS - and ac HELP WANTED - Registered MERRIMAC, P.O. Box 1277, Service, Let's discuss your 1.90 COL. INCH 307 - 4 Speed. Body in good 2-l-p-29 LISTERMAN Dubuque, Iowa 52001. l-3-p-2 condition. 224-2061. 2-3-p-ll cessories. Speedy service. Nurses - Full and part-time needs. Also we'll sell your Finkbeiner's, Fowler. Phone TWIN OAKS GOLF CLUB - openings. Every other weekend property or talk trade. Fedewa PHONE 593-2606., 40-tf-27 LIMESTONE weekend off. Radiology Builders & Brokers, 6218 Wright FOR SALE - 1970 Gremlin, Tuesday Ladies League. Jobs Wanted new clutch, pressure plate and Deadline May 8th. If interested, Technologist. Full time Rd., between Fowler and Grand 224-2361 WANTED KEYPUNCH Call Collect opening, days. Excellent wages, Ledge. Phone 517-587-3811. (If throw out bearings, also new 224-4802 for morning league, OR MAIL TO exhaust system and door hinge OPERATORS. Many employers 2244795 for evening league. ' 616-527-0599 fringe benefits and working ROOFING, SIDING & home direct dial doesn't work, have have called for keypunch conditions for all employees. Clinton County News bushings. Motor in excellent 2-l-p-29 For Quanity Discount improvements. Call Jaynes youroperatorassist.) ' 48-tf-4 120 East Walker St. shape. Good gas mileage, 21 mi. operators in this area. Our Include: eight paid holidays, Construction Co. 487-2515. Bill St. JOhns, Mich. 48879 course could qualify you for shift differentials and weekend per gal. 57,000 mi. $1025 or best FUN & FRIENDS CLUB - 52 Jaynes Builder. 2-12-p-3 BUYING, BUILDING, offer. Phone 834-5718. l-3-p-ll these jobs. 6 week course. Call parties a year. You'll meet Rt. 2 Ionia, Mich. differentials. Call (517) 463-3743 LISTING - Call Jaynes Realty DEADLINE: collect (517)' 393-8615 for in or write Gratiot Community many wonderful people, make PORCHES - PATIOS, Brick or Co. 487-3515. Bill Jaynes, EACH MONDAY formation. Spartan Keypunch new friends and have fun Hospital, attn.: personnel, 300 Block. FIREPLACES a Builder & Broker. 2-l2-p-4 Academy. 26-tf-27 . Warwick Drive, Alma, Mi 48801. 1 P.M. Motorcycles , through our wonderful ac specialty. Phone 224-8095. l-3-p-3 tivities. Ph. 332-8645 for more An Equal Opportunity Em ' FOR SALE — On 2 acres, 3 SIMON'S ployer Sharing a constant Kitchen with electric frig. WANTED - Wooden file information. 2-6-P-29 PAINTING - Reasonable bedroom ranch Vk baths, new Excellent shape, must see to FOR SALE ~ Motorcycle 650 cabinets 4x6 or 5x7,2,4, 8 or 12 concern for a healthy com carpet in living room, drapes, PLANING munity. 2-i-p-l rates, interior, exterior. Free appreciate. Spring special at BSA Chopper Springer front drawer. Call 224-7051 after 6. MAKE BETTER HAY estimates. Experience plus refrigerator & stove included. $3500.00 Dreps R.V. Center, end. Immaculate condition, 49-tf-DH-27 Extra large buildings for cars & SOONER — Forages and grains MILL satisfaction guaranteed; Ph. DeWitt 669-9996. 2-l-p-9 very dependable. 224-3142. treated with OCCO ACID - Men often bump into trouble 224-7777. 1-6-D-3 machinery, mercury lights, full 52-3-p-12 basement with sliding glass Wanted PRESERVATIVE WORKS. MANUFACTURERS OF: trying to dodge their duty. EXPLORER 23* -1970 - Sleeps 6.' Research by 6 well known State WANTED — Custom plowing. doors. Fowler area. 593-2548 FOR SALE - 2 Wards ATV's Miscellaneous TRUCK, PICK-UP, HAY after 6:30 p.m, or before 7:30 Excellent shape - loaded with Universities show improved AND GRAIN RACKS, JUST A FEW Have Anhydrous Ammonia ap equipment. Spring special at with 8 HP engine, wide nobby, field efficiency and protects plicator. Phone 224-7629. l-3-p-3 a.m. 2-3-p-4 tires and roll bars. For more TIMBER WANTED - Logs and FORAGE BOXES, BUNK UNITS LEFT $8,000.00. Dreps R.V. Center. standing timber. Logs delivered your crop in storage.. We would DeWitt-669-9996. * 2-l-p-9 information 485-1095 after 5:30. appreciate the opportunity to FEEDERS, PORTABLE Find Town & Country HAVE ROTOTILLER, WILL to our yard. DEVEREAUX Living At Its Best 2-l-p-12 SAWMILL, INC., 2872 N. detail the use and value of this CATTLE MANGERS AND TILL. Call Sid Lounds 224-7741. For Rent proven practice on May 13 at " M-21 T0WNH0USES 52-6-P-3 FOR SALE -1973 Honda GT 70 Hubbardston Rd., Pewamo, ACCESSORIES. CUSTOM Mobile Homes Mich. Phone 593-2424 and/or 8:30 p.m. in the St. Johns City WOODWORKING. IN OVID. FOR RENT — Newly furnished Trail Bike. Excellent condition. 593-2552/ • 40-tf-28 Hall Auditiorium, < corner of HORSESHOEING - Corrective $250. Phone 224-6246. l-3-p-12 Spring and Walker St. Lynn and LUXURIOUS & decorated apartment, 3 FOR SALE —In search of your 268 S.HENDERSON furnished or shoeing and trimming, rooms & bath. 500 E. Walker. WANTED - Used good con Laurence Houlden, Ithaca, Reasonable rates, work own home at a low cost? 1968 Michigan 875-2116 or 875-2439, FOWLER, MICHIGAN Unfurnished 224-7179. * l-p-3-6 Liberty Mobile Home, un dition small freezer, call 224- 2 Bedroouvall elwrlc, 134 guaranteed, Ron Veil, 651-6159. Farm Machinery 18 2-1-P-29 PHONE {AREA 517) ,, 50-9-P-3 furnished, with air-conditioner, 2361 daytime, 224-7051 nights. bithi, air conditioned, carpet FOR" RENT - House in St. dishwasher and dinette set. , l-tf-28-DH 5932000 ed, range and refrigerator. Johns, near High School, 3 Excellent condition; $3900 or 2-A.C. COMBINES 60 model in THERE IS now a Timex Repair OVID-SERVICE AGENCY INC. Engine trouble often develops bedrooms, fully carpeted, best offer. Call 224-7946 after good working condition with ANTIQUES WANTED - Service in Michigan. Free Phone 834-2288 in a flight of the imagination. newly remodeled, 2-car garage: 5:00 p.m. ' 2-l-p-lO hydraulic cyl's. 1 side delivery Glassware, furniture, toys, estimates will be sent on all $200 per month. Call 669-5645. rake in good condition on rubber dolls, jewelry, frames, post-^ repairs, do not send money. We l-3-p-6 FOR SALE - 12 x 60 Shult tires. 1 Oliver Plow #100 2-14" cards, quilts, silver, more. Will also repair all other makes of ITDI USED Mobile Home. 3 bedrooms, bottom, trailer type, l Innes pay fair prices. 224-7390. l-3*p-28 watches. Please send watches SENIOR CITIZENS: "You may early American, central air bean pickup for a Gleaner E to Timex Repair Service, P.O. IFEDEWA BUILDERS - qualify for reduced rental conditioning, porch, carport, 10 combine, rubber mounted Box 128, Kinde, Mich. 48445. FARM MACHINERY rates." New. 1 and 2 bedroom x 11 addition, 7 x 10 storage fingers. Call 838-2683 days or Notice 40-tf-29 tuirats - KOKDS 838-2505 after 5. 2-M8-tf-DH John Deere Model 614 with $| CAf10| 0 apartments in Fowler, now shed, city water & sewer, large ready for occupancy. Car garden area, variety of fruit &, LET US RECOMMEND a 20 ft. Rotary Hoe Endways Transport, Rebuilt 13UU BELLY DANCING CLASSES - painter or paper hanger for you. peting, stove, refrigerator, fire flowers,. 4" well with, sub- May 14-June 4. Wednesdays 7-9 1515 N. US-27 »+«.. 1972Custom!90witrfitngle cAJAFAII \ emergency call -Your c Sherman., "Williams Fox Forage Harve mersable pump, on 2% lots. 271 Farm Produce pm, $24.00. Qp.nynumty.BQam.at c , u *3each unit Across Burgess St. Lypns, Mfctt'&ali Dealer.„ ,IFrilftbeiher $* Fowler. St. Johns, Michigan 48879 end Windrow Hav Pickup&\mT RW10MO?? <®m ^w >n * Central NatidnaJ B8h1{:"GaH$6&- Phone'593-2606. ' ' ' ' 37-tf-29 "from city ByJOHNAYLSWORTH ICh/oe Padglit, Clinton County Home Economist activities, Stoney Creek will Dog School for the Blind at "Safety comes first when board. Use a piece of rubber, 1 The 4-H and Youth Horse to take notes for giving oral also have a softball team in the Rochester. Presently, Lori boil it or use a chemical replace the baseboard. reasons, demonstrations of oral entering and cleaning your plastic or dry wood to open a treatment. These will destroy Show will be held Saturday, 4-H White League this summer. Webster's dog, "Tim," and Ann storm damaged 'home," says Scrub the floors, walls, and reasons and they will judge two switch box. Call an electrician most harmful bacteria." other areas to clean and destroy May 17, at the fairgrounds in St Graham's dog, "Blue Boy," are Dr. James Boyd, Michigan to check the switch box or any Johns with registration at 9 am classes each of beef, sheep and in the Advanced Two Stage at Boil the water for at least 10 mildew. Open doors and win swine • 4-CORNERS ELECTS State University Extension electric motors if they are minutes. The water will have a and the show begins at 10 am. OFFICERS Rochester and Scott Wilkie's hQUsing specialist. dows for ventilation to help dry YANKEE SPRINGS TRIP water damaged. Don't turn on flat taste, To improve the flavor out the house. Maintain an This show is open to any youth The Elsie 4 Corners 4-H dog, "Tar," is on Hold waiting Before entering your home, the electricity until an elec add a pinch of salt for each under 19 years of age, whether 104 4-H members and adult members held their summer till they find the right person to indoor temperature of 50 to 60 leaders participated in the be sure that its foundation, trician has checked it for short quart of boiled water or let the degrees fahrenheit. A higher or they are in 4-H or not and they organizational meeting and match with him. In June three walls, ceiling, and roof are cirucuits. water stand for several hours. do not have to live in Clinton Annual County 4-H Award Trip elected the following officers: more dogs from the club will be lower temperature may cause to Yankee Springs Recreation j secure. If you have any doubts, When entering the building, County to participate. The Margaret Horak - President; going to Rochester, The Tail have a contractor check them. One way to treat water the floors and walls to buckle. judge is Paul Paquin of Area for the weekend of April beware of falling plaster, loose chemically is to add bleach. Joe Horak - Vice President; Waggers 4-H members voted to , Check the meters' to be sure Planing on sanding should Rochester. 25-27. This was the largest Rick Batora - Secretary and doors, and windows. If the doors Follow the directions on the .level a slightly buckled floor. A group the county has ever taken march in the Soap Box Derby the gas and electricity; are The entry fee per class is 50 News reporter; Tammy ..Parade on May !8 in St Johns. turned off. If necessary, turn off are swollen shut, enter through label or find the percent of level floor can be refinished or on a camp weekend. The a window. Remove the pins available chlorine and use the cents with six Rosette Woodbury - Treasurer. The the gas. Let the house air for covered with a resilient, members had the opportunity to members paid their dues and from the door and push it from following amounts as suggested streamers given in each class, meet many new friends from several minutes to rid it of any smooth-surface floor covering. plus a high point trophy for the signed up for their summer explosive gases. Do not use any the outside to minimize further by the U.S. Department of Severely damaged flooring may throughout the county, gain Agriculture: top horse and top pony. . projects. The litter barrel and type of open flame-either inside damage. need to be replaced. leadership and recreation fair float committees were or outside the home-until it has ''The next step should be to If available chlorine is 1% use The show will have 21 classes experiences, as well as visit Control After the walls have been consisting of Fitting and elected to prepare club exhibits been well ventilated. check the water and heating 10 drops per quart of clear washed, paint or spray them Devil's Soup Bowl on their for the fair. The next meeting is systems. First, contact the local water. Showmanship, Western conservation hike. The weather giant foxtail Take precautions before with quaternary disinfectant to pleasure, Western Horse May 6th. health department to determine If available chlorine is 4 to 6% prevent mildew. It is available was warm and the group had a yellow foxtail turning off the electricity. Wear the safety of the water," ad use 2 drops per quart of clear manship, English Pleasure, very successful experience. rubber soled shoes or boots and at janitor or dairy supply English Equitation, Trail Class, vises Dr. Boyd. "If you tem water. outlets. Add two tablespoons of ' ' NEWSFROM green foxtail rubber gloves; stand on a dry porarily need water, you can Command Class, Working TAILWAGGERS If available chlorine is 7 to disinfectant per two gallons of Hunter over Fence, Barrel SOFTBALLREPORT pigweed 10% use 1 drop per quart of water1. If necessary, refinish the The Tail Waggers 4-H Club Bending, Cloverleaf, Speed and The 4-H Softball leaders held members worked their dogs the clear water. walls after the disinfectant has Action and a special walk-trot their organizational meeting lambsquarters If strength of chlorine is dried. evening of April 28, giving the class for youth 8 years and Tuesday evening and set dogs experiences of going up common ragweed A CUT A ABOVE THE RESTI unknown add 10 drops per quart Rinse wooden furniture with a under. Friday, June 6, as the opening of clear water. and downstairs and getting hose. Wipe dry and bring in 4-H horse club members are date for the summer schedule. them used to traffic situations. smartweed If the water doesn't have a doors to dry slowly. Furniture Tentatively, it looks like there chlorine odor, repeat the specially urged to participate in The members joined the St damaged by dampness may this show to see where they need will be 18 teams in the White Johns Lions Club Friday and ... and reduce treatment. develop white pots or a cloudy League composes of girls and For other methods of improvement and to give them Saturday in downtown St Johns competition film. Wipe the furniture with a a taste of competition, A boys under 14 years of age and 6 and Southgate and the Lions chemical treatment, the Public cloth dampened in turpentine or teams in the Green League from buttonweed Health Service Publication No schedule of classes and more Club members sold White Canes or camphorated oil, wipe dry, information about the show will composed of older boys. The to raise funds for the Leader 24 "Manual of Individual Water and wax. If this-fails, dip 2/0 summer'schedule calls for six in soybeans: Supply Systems" is a good be available by contacting the toUutta • Mir steel wool in olive, mineral or County Extension Office in St games and the playoff will start source of information. It is lemon oil and rub lightly with the weekend of July 25 & 26. The available from the Superin Johns, or phone 224-3288. The "You can 12 HP the grain of the wood. Pathfinders 4-H Club members county playoff is to be com Garden Tractor tendent of Documents, U.S. Deep spots in furniture can be will have a lunchstand on the pleted by August 2nd and teams Lasso Government Printing Office, should be ready for district still book Washington, D.C. 20402, at 40c a removed with a drop or two of grounds to handle the appetites Plus Lorox.* ammonia. Rub at once with a of the participants and crowd. playoffs August 7 & 8. The (arm money copy. dry cloth then polish. If the stain county will play fast pitch ball Test plumbing by pouring a remains, refiiiishing may be in the summer, but will send in advance." bucket of water into the drain. If ncessary. fast pitch and slow pitch teams it backs up, remove the trap or to the district in both the White Talk to Brush and vaccum LIVESTOCK JUDGING and Green Leagues. There will U3ROX clean-out plug and rake out mud upholstered articles, mat CHARLES BR ACE Y with a wire or plumber's WORKSHOP be a playoff later for all girls 4- tresses, rugs, and carpets to 4-H livestock members are your local PCA plimur "snake." "Contact local health remove mildew. Do the H teams to go to the district or officials for sewage and gar reminded of the 4-H livestock state playoffs. Any club wishing 1104 S.US. 27 St. Johm cleaning outside, and ifjudgin g workshop practice to have a 4-H softball team Phone 224-3662 bage disposal procedures,*' necessary, dry the article with a Sam* mtmiltctu'tii si citeti Iirm mt Saturday, May 10, at Michigan should contact the Extension ituift re longtr oiler p'ttmon ooamngi suggests Dr Boyd. heater or fan. If mildew Bui yow PfMucl-sn Cttd I mm cm il II pie- State University in theOffice . The following clubs will •ill I MUnc» Brjj'im mil lulu'it 1 fflilu The heating system should be remains, wash with soap or BtMl It 14 HP Livestock Pavilion. The have teams this year: Green Lasso plus Lorox tank mix Garden checked carefully. Whether it is diluted alcohol (one cup rubbing Diop m lid >l> tsout I int c! V%4\ sessions start at 10 am and will Acres, Olive 4-H, Stoney Creek, Iiicifd loyoui Uu'e netai works on many more, weeds Tractor gas or oil, clean out the flues, alcohol to one cup water). Ine money cou a Ge U four d ipoiw on i finish by 3 pm. The youth and Charlie's Gang, Elsie 4 Corners, gai r it rou •»««' w > Ana ,o«d tM>t in soybeans, too, when and passages to remove any Household equipment such as adults will receive actual ply**} flfly **tr> f>* t»s» usng Hit applied at full labeled rates blockages. In oil-burning Fowler Big D's, Fowler Helping montf a, HP refrigerators, ranges, washing practice in judging beef, sheep Hands, Bengal Community, You o«e 1 ID rcu'ieii la Lawn systems the burner parts should machines, and vacuum I nd out comp tie deititt on Meet the Tractor be cleaned with kerosene and and swine. The session wilt Eaglelites, Bath All Purpose, PCAl"«nctig cleaners should be checked for include training on what to look Victor, Maple Leafs, Prairie s Tut go n-tn CMM wiped dry. Bum the kerosene damage by a serviceman. Lasso. rags outside when finished for, use of the judging card, how and Father Farms Alone. new Hired Hands. •• cleaning. "Before lighting, have HERBICIDE BY Ariens Garden Tractors, in 12,14 and 16 HP sizes, a good furnace man inspect it." Monsanto warns Dr. Boyd. Bills Column Extension A SWEET SALE PZA*^ ,t.,^->'SV'--"-l have the power to get all your chores done. And an Tha-Stpney Creek 4-H*Clutr attachment mounting system that makes it a snap./ Now that your utilities are in -AtHdji read and toHow•theLasso'-label-" tru a| member£w1U haye^bake-sale' directions. td hookup mowe.r, dozer blade, dump" cart,*tHle>r safe working "order, clean up' Saturday, May 10, at the D&C Sno-Thro. For smaller yards" and smaller budgets, ' can begin. Pump or bail water Are moles' making a mess of disease" control program for 'Lorox is a registered trademark of your lawn? The best way to get your apple trees. The quality of Variety Store in St Johns from 9 El DuPontde Nemours and there's our 8 HP Lawn Tractor—compact in size but out of the basement. Shovel out am to 12 noon. The club will be Company the mud to let the floordr y rid of them is to eliminate their your fruit may depend on it. big In performance. See the complete Ariens Line at food source. using this method of raising before cleaning. Many home growers fail to funds for their summer 4-H Drain water from partitions Moles use grubs for food. If produce high quality fruit and exterior walls to allow you get rid of the grubs, you'll because they fail in their HAFNER'S ELECTRIC insulation and the internal get rid of the moles. disease control programs. They structure to dry. Remove the I recommend drenching your either start spraying too late in There's Grain Storage and There's Grain Storage! FOWLER baseboard and drill holes lawn with chlordane and water the spring or stop too early in between the studs a few inches to get rid of the fat, grayish- the summer. 616 So. Main Phone 593-2188 white worms that feed on grass above the floor. After the in Spray at the first sign of new sulation and wood has dried, roots below the ground surface. BUTLER HAS Be sure to follow the directions growth. If you have only one or that come with the chemical. few trees, it will be most con You may have to make a second venient to use a commercially THE BEST application to kill all the grubs, prepared mixture designed to but once you do, you'll eliminate control both disease and in the' resident population of sects. OF BOTH moles. There are three types, of Baiting and trapping are not sprayers you can use: com pressed air, trombone or slide- generally recommended for GRAIN BINS GRAIN BUILDINGS killing moles, but there are type and wheelbarrow some other methods of control. sprayers. If you have more than We Offer Planning Assistance, Complete Construction Service Mothballs placed deep within 12 trees, you will need a power the tunnels will repel moles. sprayer. • TRACTORS HAY TOOLS GRINDERS And a rotating pinwheel placed Use an all-purpose orchard FRICKE FARM SERVICE spray which has a fungicide and lAORI-MUILPCWl 4798 S. ELY HIGHWAY MIDDLETOttf GEHL GRINDER MIXER at the entrance to a tunnel will J.D. 1530w/loader J.D. 38 CHOPPER also repel them, because their insecticide - do not spray I.H.C, 1256 DES I.H.C. 46 BALER ears are sensitive to the con during the bloom period. I.H.C. 1066 DES w/ejector stant vibrations. These Be sure to read all pesticide Ford 861 DES N.I. HAY CONDITIONER MISC. measures are usually sue"- - [abeb carefully. Mix a fresh J.D. 60 600 GEHL CHOPPER cessful when used in the early "»teh of sPrf*y f°r each ap- J.D. 50 J.D. 14T BALER PITTSBURG 16' FIELD plication. Spray your trees N.l. 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J.D. 494 PLANTER J.D. 4 SECTION ROTOR HOE Distributor-unloader for 20', M' and 30' CEN. 200 q 3 pt. 1-USED 5 BOTTOM KOSCO t>« A.C. 4 ROW PLANTER diameter silos, Levels automatically during SEVERAL USED 2 J.D. 494A PLANTER HARROW filling, unloads down hole in center of silage to J.D. 894A PLANTER 1-USED 6 BOTTOM KOSCO conveyor below during feeding out. 3 PT. BLADES J.D. 29a HARROW Big Jim features multiple suspension, Power Ring Drive, automatic raising and lowering and OPEN MONDAY thru FRIDAY 7:30-5:30 leaves you with a clean silo chute. Big 16" diameter auger gives you v-o-l-u-m-o delivery. SATURDAY 8:004:00 Its rugged construction and simple design keep you out of the silo. CARSON CITY FARM SERVICE JOHtJDFEKE Get all the details at JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE NEW IDEA urw avnrrrrV) NEMANIS ELECTRIC CARSON CITY PHONE 584-3550 SQfN.Miin Ond lag LiLListon OffiMPh 8342200 Hom*Ph,834-517i & 16 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN May 7,1975 $utfo* anea tktuwiiuu Mr Roof was a native of LeoravO. Bailey . Surviving are 3 sons, Lewis of Michigan and passed away at Lansing, Francis of St Johns OVID - Funeral services Knights Landing on April 9. He and Earl of St Johns; 2 were held Saturday, May 3, is survived by his wife, Alice, daughters, Mrs Marina Bandt from the Houghton Chapel of and 2- sons, Robert of New of DeWitt, Mrs Alice Arger- Osgood Funeral Home Inc of Jersey and Jerry of Boston, singer of St Johns; 2 brothers, Ovid,, for Leora 0. Bailey, 80, •Mass,; one sister, Mrs Helen toed Hopp and Herman Hopp of , 1234 N. Adams, Owosso. She Trish of Lansing; 5 brothers, Riley Township; 2 sisters, Mrs died Thursday, May 1, at Leland of Lake, Mich, Waldo of < Alvina Rossow of Fowler and Owosso Memorial Hospital. Elsie, Mich, Paul, Bill and Bob Mrs Hulda Flegler of Dewitt; 15 Reader Roy Ruthruff of of St Johns. grandchildren and 14 great ficiated with interment at grandchildren, Maple Grove Mausoleum, Frances Woodruff Mrs Bailey was born Sept 21, OVID - Frances R. Woodruff, Ray Wagner 1894 in Shepardsyille, the / daughter of William and Mary 60, 230 E, Pearl St, Ovid, died ELSIE (c) - Funeral services ,Winfield, Thursday, May 1, at Owosso for Ray Wagner, 78, of 120 Memorial Hospital following an Herring St, Ashley, were held She was married Nov 15,1941 illness.of several months, to Raymond W. Bailey, who Thursday afternoon, May 1, preceded her in death May 20, Services were held Saturday, from the Carter Funeral Home, 1963. , May 3, from Houghton Qhapel of t in Elsie with burial in Eureka ffime... Osgood Funeral Homes Inc in Cemetery. She was a member o£ the Ovid. Christian Science Church of Rev Earl Copelin Officiated Mr Wagner died Monday Owosso and the Mother Church with burial at Maple Grove evening in Carson City Hospital. ^tm^xyxaEya in Boston, Mass. Cemetery, His death was attributed to his Surviving is 1 step-daughter, heart. * Mrs Woodruff was born in Mr Wagner was born June 20, J r-J i i Mrs Margaret Larkins of San Owosso Oct 27, 1914 , the Jose, Costa Rica. 1896 in Greenbush Township, daughter of Reuben and Flossie son of William and Grace Eva K. Becker Dennis. Wagner. He had lived the pa^t She was a graduate of Ovid 23 years in Ashley, moving FOWLER - Funeral services High School and resided in Ovid there from St Johns, and was a V. • -.)• A were held Thursday, May 1, all of her lifer former employee of the Village from Most Holy Trinity Catholic She was mamed April 17, of Ashley. , ; Catholic Church for Eva K. 1938 in Ovid to Myron Woodruff. Becker, 74,340 Pine St, Fowler.' - Surviving Mr Wagner are his) J She was a member of the brother-in-law, Joe Brzak, anil & She died Monday, April 28, at Crescent Club. _ - nieces and nephews. Pleasant View Nursing Home in A linotype operator, she was Corunna, following a long employed with the Ovid BarbVanDouser; illness, Register Union tot 10 years, the i Father Bernarn Beahan of Owosso Argus Press and the ST JOHNS - Funeral services, BETTER LIVING ficiated with 'burial at Holy FlushingObserverforthepastS were held Friday, May 2, froiji Trinity Cemetery. years. Osgood Funeral Home for A native of Westphalia, Mrs Surviving are her husband; 3 Barbara L. VanDouser, 84, 709 Becker was born June 17,1900, sons, Ronald of St Johns, E. Walker, St Johns. She died the daughter of Joseph and Eugene of Ovid and David of April 29 at Clinton Memorial Bathrooms • Family Rooms Theresa Schafer. Redford; 2 brothers, Robert Hospital following a long ; A resident of Fowler all her Dennis of Livonia and Paul illness. . ', life, she was co-owner of Becker Dennis of Homestead, Fla and 6 Rev Robert Prange officiated Stores in Fowler and was a grandchildren. with burial at Mt Rest member of Most Holy Trinity Cemetery. • Patios • Kitchens • Paneling Catholic Church. Mary Sherman A native of Detroit, Mrs Surviving are her husband, VanDouser, was .born Aug 25, ELSIE (c) -Funeral services V ' Frank A. Becker; 2 sons, Luke 1890, the daughter of Englbert E. Becker and Clark D. Becker, for Mrs Mary Sherman, 74, of and Mary Smith, both of Fowler ^brother, George 205 S, Ovid St, were held On Aug 25^ 1909, she wasK •* ROOM ADDITIONS • NEW ROOFS • INSULATION Schafer, Fowler; 14 grand Tuesday afternoon at the Carter married to George VanDouser; children and 2 great grand Funeral Home in Elsie. The Rev who preceded her in death in- children. David Litchfield officated and 1969. : burial was made in Ford Cemetery. * "• Surviving are 1 son, William Helen Hyler of St Johns; 2 daughters, Mrs • NEW SIDING* EAVES & DOWNSPOUTS • WINDOWS Mrs Sherman passed away Louise Hiar of Lansing and Mrs ST JOHNS'- Funeral services Friday night at the Ovid Con were held Wednesday, April 30, Dorothy Schultz of DeWitt; 4 valescent Manor following an sisters, Mary Walton of St from Osgood Funeral Home for illness of four months. • NEW HEATING PLANTS • FIREPLACES • DOORS Helen Hyler, 55,530 Vauconsant Johns, Anna Smith of St Johns, Mrs Sherman was born Rose Helmer of Lansing and St, St Johns, who died Saturday, March l, 1901. in Chapin, April 26, in Owosso. Lena Bond of Marshall; i daughter of Davkhand Maude . brother, Joe Smith of St Johns;' Rev Thomas Dunn officiated Rogers. She resided most of her with burial at Mt Rest 7 grandchildren and 5 great life in the Bannister and Elsie grandchildren,, .* ' Cemetery. areas. She was married to Earl A' native of Gratiot County, HOME-IMPROVEMENT Crippen Oct 18,1919. He died in * - j she was born Nov l, 1919, the March of 1946. daughter of Charles and Daisey Fulton students I She was, married to Burl '/t Mae Burton. - . ,, (1 Sherman' March 16, 1950. He She was married in October, preceded Mrs Sherman in death aoing "odd jdbi" 1938 to Glenn Hyler. in May 1973. • LOAN MONIES ARE Surviving are her husband; 2 Surviving Mrs Sherman are: Students at Fulton High daughters, Mrs Joyce Taphouse 2 daughters, Mrs Marie Taylor School have begun a campaign of Owosso and Mrs Ruth Ann of Tucson, Ariz and Mrs Doris to raise funds for the purchase Riddle of Owosso; X sister, Mrs Warner of Elsie; 2 sisters, Mrs of a weight machine with money Erma Koop of Denver, Colo and Emma Greenwald of Imlay City from doing 'odd jobs' around 6 grandchildren. and Mrs Grace Everden of the district. NOW AVAILABLE .Owosso; 4 grandchildren and 3 The weight machine will.be Fred V. Bond great grandchildren. used by all the various athletic DEWITT - Funeral services teams, as well as in the physical for Fred V. Bond, 83, 3820 Elnora W. Flegler education classes at the high AT CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Turner Rd, Lansing, were held school, so it will be used by all of Thursday, May 1 from.DeWitt ST JOHNS - Funeral services the students of the school. Area Chapel. were held Thursday, May 1, Cost of the machine is He died Monday, April 28, at from St Peter Lutheran Church estimated at $3000. OF ST. JOHNS ... Lansing General Hospital. for Elnora W. Flegler, 83,201N. Rev LaVern Bretz officiated Ottawa, St Johns, who died ANYONE IN the Fulton areaf April 28 at Clinton Memorial with burial atDeWitt Cemetery. who has lawn workf window Mr Bond was a native-of Hospital. washing, painting, etc, can call WHATEVER YOUR REMODELING NEEDS, SEE US Clinton County and was born Rev., Roger Heintz officiated 236-7232 and they will be match Feb 17,1892, the son of Samuel with burial at Church ed with a student qualified for and Ella Bond. Cemetery. A Prayer service the job. Students doing the work' A resident of the Lansing area was held Thursday- at Osgood have agreed to donate all of the Funeral Home, funds collected for the purchase since 1943, he was a farmer and 1 an employee of Bishop's Fur A native of Clinton County, of the weight machine, niture Co. Mrs Flegler was born May 30, According to a spokesman 1 His wife Edna, preceded him 1891, the daughter of Theodore - from the school, students are in death. and Wilhelminia Hopp and lived also involved in a telephone Surviving are 3 daughters, all her life in Clinton County. campaign to solicit jobs. Mrs Zelma Esch of Fort Pierce, Her husband, Herman Students would be available Fla, Mrs Hazel VanBurger, Flegler, preceded her in death from after school on school days Fort Pierce, Fla and Mrs in 1939. and also on Saturday for any .Marilee Schnabel of Lansing; 2 She was a member of St Peter work that might be available for sons, Eugene Bond of Lansing Lutheran Church and St Peter them to do, from now until and Burdette Bond of Lansing; Ladies Aid. ' school is out, June 6. 13 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. Edith L. Light »V ST JOHNS - Edith L. Light, 57, 302 E. State, St Johns, died May 4 at Clinton Memorial Hospital, following a short illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 6,-from St Peter I&IENC6 Lutheran Church in Riley Twp. Pastor Roger Heintz of ficiated with burial it Riley It's a truism by now that they Cemetery. , She was born in Riley Twp, mean the mostjn time of need, Oct 4, 1917, the daughter of Edward and EmmaLuecht When someone you know is going A resident of Clinton County through the sorrow and co'nfusion all her life, she was married of life's hardest experience, take Feb 19,1914 in Riley Twp to Carl the time to stop by the funeral _ G. Light. home and let them know that you She was a member of St Peter care. CENTRAL Lutheran Church and the fc&& Friendly Neighbors Farm Bureau organization. Surviving are her husband U' NATIONAL , Carl (Gordon) Light; 6 sisters, Mrs Dorothy Pasch of Riley Twp; Mrs Esther Martens of DeWitt; Mrs Edna Flegler of St OSGOOD BANK Johns; Mrs Bertha Light'of St FUNERAL HOMES Johns; Mrs Florence Hopp of DeWitt and Mrs Vema Marten OSGOODt^GOERGEO^ OF ST. JOHNS of DeWitt, SI JOHNS FOWLER Oliver Rpof HBBOTTtUHOUGHtOnaMAPtE RAPIDS ^ Funeral services were held for Oliver M. Roof at McNarys "WE'RE THE FRIENDLY FOLKS YOU CAN BANK ON" '-* Chapel at Woodlawn, Califor Serving the Clinton Area from 4 Convenient Locations nia, April Xi. The Rev Frank Emitte officiated. Interment was made at Knights' Landing PEWAMO ST. JOHNS SOUTHGATEPLAZA , OVID Cemetery, Knights Landing, h California. 2B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN jt> May 7 J 975 by the addition of attic in packaged, perhaps as early officials are working with operating costs are a large is a major purpose in the sulation* during k the 'next! . as the-Spring of i975, so the National Association item in any householder's very broa'd mandate given A Dream House Is An Insulated House, 12 months.'' units of State and Ideal of Regulatory Utility budget. FEA is supporting the Federal Energy Ad -The FEA Administrator governments, utilities, and Commissioners and the legislation to require ministration under the added that,he hopes the 'other organizations energy efficiency labeling Act of 1974 signed by Federal Energy Administration Sawhill Says States to see if similar pro brrmany major household . the President on May 7. remainder, will be raised to throughout the country grams can be developed The American dream in homes, and they both can insulation standards by can set up similar projects appliances, as well as mo- Among other directives, energy - insulate our throughout the country, FEA is to; advise the cludes d roof over our b*e wasters of energy, roofs 'and winterize our 1985. . . 'to. help homeowner? and tpr vehicles. While energy- FEA also is working with efficiency information is President and the Con heads and comfort in bur Unless more of us save homes, among other con* '"If all existing homes renters in their com the Department of Hous munities. . ' generally available from gress on national energy servation practices -, the are properly insulated, and ing and Urban Develop policy, assess the ade dream could turn into a manufacturers and dealers, if FHA insulation stand ment- to see if interest too often it is difficult for quacy of our energy re nightmare. Sometime in ards are required for all Financing 'new insula rates specified in its Title I tion can be a problem for the consumer to obtain or sources, develop plans and , the next 10 years we could new houses and mbbile loan program can be ad programs'for dealing with run dangerously short of, the homeowner. FEA is understand. In the mean S008 homes, by 1985, we could justed to .make more time, until an energy effi energy production shirt- energy, as was threatened save 1.7 quadrillion Btu's looking into ways to ease money available for, home that, bujden. For, one ciency labeling act 'is ages," and provide tech during the lp73-74 em-' iitno years," Mr. §awhilP insulation improvements. nical' and other assistance bargo. v thing,* it is reviewing some passed, voluntary- energy said. "That wou!d be efficiency labeling has to State and local govern equivalent of about • . financial and other assist Another' FEA goal for Federal Energy Admin ance programs pioneered been instituted by a num ments and all increments, istrator John, C. Sawhill, in- 80p,000 barrels of oil-3 " household energy conser by State utility commis-\ vation this year is to see ber of air conditioning and* of the private sector. This a statement supporting dayt That's more than a . automobile manufacturers involves the collection of dream -^that's our goal!" sions. One outstanding ex that practical information • SIDING Home Improvement ample, conceived and sup; in^cooperation with Gov considerable data on Time-1974, called insula on Tenergy-efficient • INSULATION To help accomplish this ported by the Michigan practices throughout the ernment agencies. Manu energy resources and con tion the prime energy- goal, FEA is exploring a Public Service Commis facturers of other appli sumption, and hard think • EAVESTROUGHING saving improvement a home is easily available to number of innovative pos sion, is the Michigan Con those who want it. Again, ances and equipment - re- ing- and careful judgment homeowner can make to a sibilities. '• solidated Gas .Company's frigerators, freezers, by a variety of experts COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL detached dwelling. Others the Administration is v BONDED • INSURED Would you believe a low interest loan offeVing working with other Feder washers, dryers and heat who will plan and im are weathers tripping and to customers who wanted ing plants, among others •»- plement the policy and storm windows and doors. computer could help in- ^' t al agencies to produce this Experienced Workmanship sulate ajiouse? 1 to ins.ufate their home information and help with will join the voluntary pro programs for our "Project "Nearly one-fifth of all Independence." It seems" plausible. ceilings, The gas company, its distribution. , gram in the near future, CARSON CITY the energy used in the' and FEA will circulate in Several thousand families at the request of its cus The American people United States - about tomer, arranges for con . A third FEA objective formation about each of 15.4* quadrillion British in Topeka, Kansas, and for the year ahead involves are participating in this 584-3424 Danbury, Connecticut, tractors to do the job, es these products as it be thermal units (Btu's*) out helping all homemakers comes available, policy-making process for have filled out question-' sentially guarantees pay energy self-sufficiency. of our total consumption ment, and bills their cus choose the most energy- MILLS ROOFING of 77 quadrillion - is used naires about their homes efficient equipment and Conserving energy is a Their opinions and ideas, to test the prospect in an tomers for repayment at expressed at public hear in the nation's 70 million very low interest rates. At appliances they can find. relatively new idea for household?," Mr. Sawhill experiment being con The average home most of us. The Arab oil ings in the 10 Federal re 10 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ducted by the data-proces- least 10 other utilities gional .cities this summer explained. "About 18 mil around the country are owner's third largest in embargo and consequent lion of these, counting sing firm. Applied vestment is in major home critical shortages brought and fall, will become part 9235 S. OSBORN RD. - CARSON CITY Urbanetics, Inc., under thinking about adapting of the Project Inde only detached dwellings, the program for their cus appliances. The total life home the need. Most are not adequately in FEA contract. If enough time costs of an appliance Americans now realize pendence Blueprint. people in the pilot cities tomers. FEA Administra sulated. I hope to see one tor Sawhill and other FEA cannot be judged by initial that the, need to save But for the present, million of them upgraded benefit, the system will be cost alone. Year-to-year energy continues, that we and in the future, con serving energy is the most must reduce our sky im'mediate contribution . rocketing energy demands the individual American to bring them more in family din make toward balance wit{i our finite stabilizing th'e nation's domestic supplies. energy budget as well as Getting that job done its own. Tips On Stain And Spot Removal Every carpet or rug - Is or rug. occasionally the victim of Step 3: Apply a small spots or stains. Most of these amount of dry cleaning fluid, accidents of spill!rig , and blotting gently and working dropping can be taken care of from the edges of a spot or with little trouble. Since stain toward the center. SPRING INTO ACTION ON carpet is an especially durable Step 4: When the dry- home furnishing, it can cleaning fluid no longer withstand a great many removes any of the- stain, YOUR BUILDING PLANS! accidents without being apply a small amount of permanently damaged or detergent solution. Use a ruined.< ^ clean cloth and blot gently MODERN, CUSTOM.TAILORED BUILDING STONE Essentially, the effects of' from the edge of the stained spots and stains can be area toward the center. At minimized if these two basic . intervals, blot up* all excess rules are followed: (1.) act liquid. * * PATIO STONE-GLASSBLOCKS quickly when anything ts Step 5: Dry the carpet or dropped or spilled on your rug. carpet or rug. Remove all Step 6: Reapply the DECORATIVE BLOCK spots ar)d stains befo/eithey - • solutions If some of the stain dry. (2») have the-necessary», J remains or reappears. -. cleaning materials always' 'Step 7: Brush the pile SPLASH BLOCKS within easy access. * With the fingers to restore the There are two types. ol original texture. cleaning' material which Step 8: Some stains should be kept on hand at all contain dyes that will alter the WROUGHT IRON times'for quick spot cleaning color of carpet and rug fibers of carpet and rugs. These are: and even a professional (1.) special purpose carpet cleaner may have difficulty In •Fireplace Sets Including cleaning "detergent and (2.) removing them."if you have non-flammable dry-cleaning any reservations about how to fluid. Other materials on the remove a stain, contact your Screens market are useful in the hands nearest professional cleaner. of skilled' professional cleaners. It is advisable for the In using this general Andirons housewife not to attempt spot procedure for spot or stain removal with such, materials, removal, you must judge as they may do considerable whether or not both types of damage If not properly used. cleaning solution are neces and Accessories sary, or If any application If you cannot Identify a spot should be repeated. .For or stain on your carpet or rug, example, if the detergent follow the steps of a general solution seems to remove cleaning procedure such as most of the stain, it would be this: wis.e to keep repeating the Step 1: Remove excess application. materials. Liquids should be absorbed .blotting with a clean In applying any type of white cloth or other absorbent home cleaning method, avoid material. Semi-solids should getting the carpet or rug too be scraped up with a spoon. Wet. Be certain to dry the Step 2: Pretest any spot carpet or rug after cleaning as removal agent in a corner to quickly and thoroughly as make certain It Will not affect possible, to avoid mildew or the dye or damage the carpet types of damage. 817 Church Street Be it ever so | mortgaged... ! I* St. Johns there's no place | Ph. 224-2327 like bomeJ f V V ?«*->fr**«**^*4**->*****:-«««««*<'**<-•>•:•«•<•****•>* Residential or •Aluminum Windows •Basement and Shingling Commercial Building.... Barns and Houses, Insurance Work, special Storm Cellar Doorways reduced rates on aluminum siding YOU CAN'T GO WRONG When it comes to brick , CHOOSE FROM OVER 600 SIZES, M ^Drainage Tile WITH. BRICK AND SHAPES, COLORS •Patio Plans ' OTHER SUPPLIES FR()M Karber's •Building and Can Supply Remodeling Idea •Concrete Blocks •Light Wt. Blocks KARBER Center Featuring the •Face Brick •Aluminum Windows •Chimney Blocks •Flue Liners latest in materials •Clean-Out Doors •Ash Dump MlM BLOCK , ^ *Fire Brick . and home Ron Sheaffer vl . suggestions Construction STOP IN SOON! 5870 CHADW1CK, DEWITT CO 485-0521 Before S p.m. - 669-9741 After, 5 p.m. ^BpSK^ws^^^W^^!?*'? * f I * •* h May 1,1975' / CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN v 3B . CUSTOM STRUOTUflES BY Ceiling Installs in Six Steps For Insulation Doles More Than Save Dollars UNIBJLTINC Weekend Do-lt-Yourseffers lr- owners are likely to over look some of the other Installation of a suspen carefully, Remember, materials needed, simply: benefits of insulation. ded ceiling can be, a walls, are not always 1. Nail the L-shaped wall Comfort, for example, weekend do-it-yourself Straight or parallel even , angles along the1 sidewalk is much improved in a project with remarkable though they may appear' using a level for accuracy, ' fully ii^sulated^house. Un fesults. ^ to be. The more meas-, 2. Fasten screweyes into "' insulated walls and floors urements, the better. ' become cold. They "steal" Lowec and modernize, overhead joists. heat from the human body - an existing ceiling, cover, Fiberglas " acoustical 3. Attach suspension 'and set up chilling drafts. a damaged ceiling^ hide , Ceiling panels are • wires. Use a guide Afire Insulation keeps walls exposed , plumbing, available in 2''x 2' and 2' stretched between wall warm. wiring and joists as in $ x 4' sizes and in several angles as a reference Fiber glass insulation is basenjenf gameroom, surface patterns. level* ' \. fire retardant,' too. It will AMitfcle planning is the It's importdnt to 4. Crimp suspension yslow the spread of flames secret. It can save y"du remember the decorator j wires where they are to in walls and ceilings, which money! in unused or effects possible, A long connect to the grid. ac$ like chimney flues wasted material^ or-the narrow llroom can be 5. Install the grid. * , without insulation.! nuisance of extra trips to made to appear' more 6. Drop in the Fiberglas J M Fiber Glass Insulation helps prevent heat loss during winter 'Fiber glass insulation J purchase' additional roomy and'larger by inL panels. „ , months. It can save up to $13,00 a month off of fuel bills. also absorbs sounds, so the materials. One more important fully insulated house is stalling . rectangular quieter. Complete General Contracting Services detail: there is very little Everyone's ^talking about War II have insufficient Company Warranty QUICK AND EASY panels perpendicular to 'n fi* Finally, with full insula ,mess to - clean up af energy conservation. And insulation or no insulation Material Warranty ' An acoustical suspen the length of the room, at all. Full insulation' in tion, you can get by with ded ceiling is one of the terward — no sawdust, it's been shown that home Engineering - Planning - Financing • Lighting fixtures insulation will do more these homes would reduce smaller, less expensive . Fully Inaurec-Cofnpany quickest and easiest ways \T plaster dust or dust from \ should be planned at this than anything else to re fuel bills 40 percent on cooling equipment. Both to add new beauty, , time and should''be in- cut panels. Fiberglas duce fuel consumption. average for the home "'" cooling and heating equip-- IT PAYS TO INSPECT AND COMPARE luxury and quiet to- any * dicated in the sketch. panels are easily cut with Industry studies have owner. * ment will also last, longer UNIBILT.INC. room. l * a knife — no sawing because they do not have * 570 E. Main Street found, for instance, that That's art impressive The ceiling ^ system BALANCED LOOK needed. eighty percent of the saving but in all the talk to work so hard to cool or Pottervilie, Michigan . IMPORTANT heat your house. 517-645-7641 " . engineered by Owens- Easy to install, no mess homes built since World about'conservation, home Corning Fiberglas Cor Balance the borders. afterward — nothing but poration can be installed , For instance, if *your a beautiful, sound- NAME as near as two inches to room were 15 feet wide, it absorbing ceiling to ADDRESS _ an existing ceiling or make you room more at PHONE _*. 'would be possible to use CHAMBERLAIN ceiling joists. three 2' x 4' panels with tractive and livable. ' ^What's more, the border panels cut to one- existing ceiling does not and-one-half feet to span Water Heater have to be leveled, no the distance. - BUILDING SUPPLY OF OVID pick your family fancy carpentry is in But border panels at Energy Tips volved and no special v room -edge's should be Celebrates fun center tools are needed. In ad equal and as large as If you have a gas water dition, Fiberglas panels • possible. * s heater, you are already *\ . absorb "up to 85 percent The ,15 ft. room would using an efficient energy/ of noise striking the sur appliance - using it effec- , look more attractive if Uvely 6an save even more: face. two T x 4' panels were \,.,'p r (1) Lower water-tempera- Panels are lightweight, coupled with two border ' jure setting to 120 degrees washable and can be lif-' panels cut to three-and- F. (A savings of 10 to 20% be ready For months and years oF ted out of the grid for one-half feet for a total of of water heating costs can car-frBB^acaCInn enjoyment; easy access to the 15 feet. This installation be achieved). (2) Repair overhead. also would require less dripping water faucets. (3) WITH THE OPENING OF THEIR NEWLY COMPLETED choose the beauty, GRID SUPPORT t grid material. Wash full 'loads of clothes quality and value of | PANELS ESTIMATE THE COST and dishes. (4) Use one' third less hot* water for MlLLWORK FACILITY ... ? Fiberglas ceiling To 'estimate the "cost, panels are supported by bathing, (A savings of up count the number of, to 14% of water heating WHETHER YOUR NEEDS BE FOR. metal framing members "panels in the sketch, \ > which snap together into costs can be achieved).((5) _, Nails, Paneling, Insulation, ' being certain to count Insulate hot water pipes. Lumbar, Plywood, Mouldings, a gridwork. The grid is J?order panels as whole (Clothes Dryer) (1) Dry Roofing, Blocks, etc. suspended by wires at TRY OUR SERVICE... panels. Add one-third to full loads. (2) Clean lint , tmmmm v We Think You II Like /{/ ,/' tached to 'the existing the cost of i panels to filter after every load. ceiling. "estimate the cost of the -jane CHAMBERLAIN \ SHARP PENCIL « grid system, suspension •MIIQY MAHtOIMIHT i BUILDING SUPPLY , Your most important wires and screweyes. too} is a good, sharp pen AND NURSERY You'r building material \ PHONE 834-2300 PHONE 834-5388 cil. Sketch a diagram of dealer can .supply an the ceiling, indicating i exact cost estimate and each 'panel and lighting Choose ope of our GOLD 'installation tips that fixture. It's easiest TO could save you time and U MEDAU WINNER POOLS ; w no^aHhe RIGHT-PRICE! • start with a f)iece.;-jof mdney, ' - " ^ * u .....-,. i^'We fave a quality ppolaze t engineering graph" paper ' ' <5rj4£ y° prefer, sim- '^75*^5* for every budget -' with' available at most office *ply* supply accurate "^ convenient .purchase plans*. supply stores — the little measurements to your squares already are dealer. He can estimate marked off for you. One .the amount of material SUN VALLEY POOLS square should equal one needed and help' you square foot. make the layout. } 4121 N..East St. U.S. 27 MEASURE SIX STEPS TO PHONE 485-0112 ' CAREFULLY , INSTALL Measure the' room After securing the CUSTOM INTERIORS U ' WHERE WE FEATURE Carpeting Wallpaper * Magee * Downs • Monarch • Strahan * Wall-Tex * Sanitas Draperies • Custom Made AWAIT YOUR VISIT TO i, Visit Our Color BALLARD HOME CENTER '» Studio For Carpet IN DEWITT .... r > Wallpape&.Ancl Be Sure To' A .by Drapery Visit Our Decorating New Display Room . . . Ideas • tye Give FREE featuring > the very Home Decorating Tips • • •/ ' finest in STOP BY AND LET US panelings ni HELP YOU PLAN for your <*• every^need 5 9:30 - 5:30 Duly - 9:00 -1:00 Siuirdiy innFi FTiJiTrM_ CARPETlNG-KlTCHENS-VANlTIES-PLUMBlMG-PAlNT-W/ALLPAPER-LUMBEft- 30 Years Experience HUB \> .• CEMENT-Z BRICK'FIREPLACES • w f V BALLARD HOME CENTER 108 N. BRIDGE ST., DeWITT PH. 669-3383 118 E. WASHINGTON DEWITT PHONE 669-2765 yt / - i\ V 4B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN v May 7,1976 each day on their feet. Morale and the 'quality of service Carpet's Functional and Decorative Aspects .,, rendered can be. Improved Families Can Help Conserve substantially where fatigue Is An Unbeatable Combination of Fashionfand Value reduced, Today's "total delivery" any other element. All this, at patterns In carpeted schools. • Qultt - Carpet absorbs U.S. Natural Resources carpet offers a wide range oj 'a lower "use cost/' , They find les's vandalism anB airborne noise as well as other advantages, both 'functional r • Beauty -.Carpet provides a rowdyism. Students seem to types of standard acoustical Energy to run a home ' years). (3) Water heater and decorative, not foundJn tremendous choice of colors, respond favorably to* the Materials and ten times as costs more tbday than set back to 120 degrees'F v other floor coverings. For textures and designs to suit civilizing effect of a dignified much airborne noise as any ever hefpre. • or warm setting (save up example: every taste, And custom atmosphere of carpet, other floor or floor covering. Even more* important to 15% of water .heating • Atmosphere - The prestige designed carpet for home or * ComfortHThesoff deep pile In addition, It virtually, is the fact that once costs), (4) Weather strip and dignity carpet lends to i office Is available at reason- of carpet reduces "flpor eliminates floor impact noise abundant*supplies have ping or caulking. (5) Fur-, any home, business es- able prices. Carpet has a way fatigue," It feels'better under at trie, source. Since no other given way to shortages nace and air conditioner tabllshment or Institution is of framing the furnishings In a foot than a hard unyielding acoustical material "doubles" and a struggle to main tune-up — clean air widely recognized. Carpet room which .[hakes them look surface. This characteristic is as a floor covering and'since tain and'.* develop filters frequently.' (6) dramatically enhances 'the' more important and dis- important to' housewives, no other acoustical material is adequate fuel sources. Storm doors and ivin- as effective In reducing floor feeling of quality In interior tlnctlve. salespeople-, customers, • But the energy crisis of design. It does more to trade • Behavioral - Educators have teachers, nurses, waiters -'all Impact noises at the source, a ' dows^ (save up to 20% of conce *974isnotjusta,probfem up an atmosphere than almost, observed far betteter behavioral who SDenspend manyv tirintftlnag hours' [j?... ^ . . „ P-t of„ carpet' s, your heating and cooling lt for industry and govern- costs. The pay ,back } -infi 'dual-role" as an "acoustical flooring" can mean sub V Rentals Available "*N AIR COMPRESSORS / * ,/ , LOVELY NEW , ' / POWER FINISHING I SPRING COLORS; ' FOR YOUR ROOMS RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE!, V TROWELS ' SHKRWIN'WlLUAMS k SHEHWINIWIUIM5 hr ^s; SUPER / . COMPACTORS *» *- For Fast,> Efficient/Delivery From KEM-T0NE SUPER t FINEST WASHABLE LATEX , | WALL RAINT YOU CAN USE/ Kern- Our Fleet Of Ri;teway Trucks • , GALLON ^W/wfe flnrf Regufof Colors) Tone } LOCATED ' ON NORTH SCOTT RD., HEATHMAN'S PAINT 224-6776 or 224 ST. JOHNS SERVICE CENTER r. 315 NT. Clinton . Ph. 224-3337 N-* •> M ,' May 7,1975' CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST.JOHNS , MICHIGAN 5B pearance, it creates hand- port lire nor will it con Tips For Tightening Your Home • some architectural ef- ,' duct lightning ^r dec- ' V fects especially when in triclty. One of the biggest' an4 you conserve energy: when the sun isn't Vinyl Siding and a New Roof shining, you can also cut use with other vinyl Solid vinyl sidewall most costly wastes of 1. Weatherstrip IMIOT MAMAUMDIT LEISURE TOWN, INC. HA ALL SEASON RECREATION .JOHNS CO-OP •AMH.Y' At? A* OPEN DAILY 9 to 7; SATURDAY 9 to Sj SUNDAY 1 to S IMPROVI TOUR HOMI St. Johns 2021 EAST MAIN STr(M-21) OWOSSd PHONE 723-6525 Fireplace f dr 1975 International I ^^'Heat THE FAMOUS SPRED® V DECORATING DUO! Bullock FROM Hidden! Tops in features painters want mostl spred satin '*TEXWAU PAINT: • Gives your room a toft, beautiful finish * • Latex-easy to apply with brush or roller • Choose from almost 3,000 decorator colors • Soapy water clean-up $ | Q« -GAL/ Durable SemMSIpss; •„. EnamBlifor walls, r \ woodwork; ceilings and cabinets! - • - A washable, high-hiding, all-purpose alkyd enamel * Finish is not marred by. water, iteatfi or grease * Can be used on plaster, . wallboard and masonry • Touchupjand lapmarki^ do not show Decorating Help • Value • Selection 'THE EVERYDAY EXTRAS AT SILVESTRI PAINT WALLPAPER 1103 N* CLINTON > 224-2784, , * * \ ', •" ' i . / .«" 6 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN May 7,1975 ft / ; And because it delivers . COME AND BROWSE THRU x Gas Stove Energy Conservation Sum Of Everything You Wanted To more unit? ,of heat for each unit of* electricity \ i the heat .pump helps to OUR NEW GARDEN CENTER! Energy Tips Several Home Improvements Know About A Heat Pump conserve critical fuels. In these days we need to . Did you know that the * A separately mounted, An electric heat pump do everything possible to We feature: / low-voltage Keating-cool saves space too. Some ygas used by a range to conserve the a'mount of, ing thermostat controls' units are completely self- cook~'three meals for a (• energy wfi use, yet still the operation of the heat contained, Others, which , • LARGE LINE OF ORTHO family of four costs about •- Hvi comfortably, such as - pump! Hits thermostat are called split-systems, $.03 per clay, based on'a having adequate heating FERTILIZERS & INSECTICIDES _ senses the need for have part of the equip- . • * gas cost of 10 cents per and cooling in the home. heating or cooling and ment indoors Wd part therm? But even in the There is dne device—the • STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPARAGUS switches back and forth outdoors. The part of the kitchen savings can be heat- pump — that ac automatically, according system inside the house PLANTS, ONION SETS, GRASS SEEDS achieved. (1) 'A ther-* complishes both these ' to the temperature inside includes a cabinet, coil.' *-"'-•••• v., •••''•' mostatiCaliy... controlled %&m requirements/ — A l' surface burner can.save yourhouse. ' and blower^ and can be providing . maximum , 1 Large assortment of Evergreens , When it comes*to locatea about anywhere"" * as much as 16% ofenergy . heating %comfort in the saving energy this com- — \n a basement, attic', used. Such- devices use - winter and cooling in the & Flowerin|J>hrubs ' *• /forfconjlitioning system or closet, or even hung in . just the amount of energy. ' summer and at the Same uses energy so efficiently a crawl space.' The-out- needed -to- icook foods time paving energy, ac* - ORNAMENTS , that .on -the heating cycle door unit/including a properly. (2) Bring water cording to the- Edison Complete Line of it supplies VA to 2 times compressor and a coil, is AND SHADE to a Soil with a full flame, Electric Institute. One of the bast protective safeguards a home can,have Is.a as much heat as ordinary located next\o the house TREES, GERANIUMS, , Vegetable & Flower then- reduce .to simmer. weathertight roof of heavy-textured -asphalt shingles, Vigorous .boiling, wastes • When heating a home electric heaters/ That is, ;and- can blend in , VINES, HANGING t m \ •: designed to4ast up to 25 years. Shovyn are Several different energy and does not cook types of shingles currently available. , the heat pump takes the , the unit produces more conspicuously with jour •• BASKETS, ETC. ,_„ • ' PlaMS food1 faster. Coyer pans .-. Tieat from the outside, air * units of heat for each unit landscaping; , • (The insulation industry mertime. Appliance and pumps it into Ihe OPEN-7 DAYS, 8 to 9 P.M. MON. - SAT^ too. (3) Pefrost foods maintains that * an' manufacturers saj a of electricity needed to before cooking/ Use' a house. For cooling the . operate' it, thus saving V SUNDAYS.10to6P.M. adequately insulated properly installed attic unit does Just the Reverse pressure cooker when house will require'50 per fair can lower attic .tern,- both money and energy. possible. (4) When using s •; — it removes the heat •Whatydu.buy, and pay cent less energy to heat peratures by as much as DMiaT MANAUMIMT from' the inside air and fo'r, are kilowatthours of NICK'S FRUIT MKT. , the ovent try to cook an v than a non-insulated 50 degrees. pumps it outside, just entire meal at one1 time. electricity. So" the more 1101 E* State St Johns , Ph;;&4-424$ home. And the industry As the largest exterior like any air conditioner. TAW Main disb vegetables, j heat you get for' each Amwt v *y$ *° This New Home $ On Your Foundation For Only • 000 15,900 1056 Square Feet of Living Area -•\ / STANDARb FEATURES One Piece Fiberglass Tub & Shower Ca/pet in Living Room and all Wood Windows Bedrooms one colorsculptured Reverse Board & Batten 5/8 Fir Slctfng ' Double 2x8 Perimeter 10ne Color} ' •• P.V.C. Drain Waste and Vent RAY LESLIE, INC. 12" Overhang • Standard Medicine Cabinet 30 Gallon Gas'Water Heater LP.-or Nat, ^ b Wall light in bathroom - , Gas F/A Heating only LP. or Mat. • t Tile HI Dining Room>3athroQm and ; CUSTOM HOME BUILDER V (Shipped loose) Kitchen Floor 150 Amp Electric Panel All Drywall Interior , Mejal Si-fold dbors R-13 Insulation sidewalk, \ Located 15 Miles East of St. Johns at 5521 W. M-21 'Range Vent hood-and light R-22 Insulation Ceiling- 3/4 T & G Floor 2x8 Floor Joists Truss "rafters 1/2 plywood sheathing, PHONE (517) 723:4393 f (16"o.c.wall2x4l6"o.c,)' - Standard pitch ( >AsphaltTjOofing 3 tab self sealing No. 240 / , I * OPTIONS: c' * * • / MIKE LESLIE, MANAGER .. , Electric Range* Windows 4-0/4-0 Bedroom End *»f ^WiAimlaSatufo" *, ' V - ( . - \ . \ ..).•* I";" 1 /, * <•' •' CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN For All Seasons you'll note, the 'badly . The need \o redecorate About store room sets, INHOVI YWM HOM / and a shortage of money window displays, friends1 placed rear entrance to- seem to go together more homes, * the kitchen within a work 'area, and the inadequate John Deere istimes| than not. -But to* . Take .your time and use / day's do-it-yourself mate- your head to stay within storage facilities. can help you . rials' can make the fix-up your budget/ Gradually The '.'after'" plan job'easier* and more eco- you will form a pretty fight inflation ' s nomlcal than, the average .clear idea of the type of 0»H|4tT>4 right In ' , householder'thinks, ac-_ room that .'you will "be your own backyard cording to Georgia-Pacific most comfortable in1. Corp., • ,:••'_ -.- ! ]F6r neW wall covering, A home garden can save t i-H you money, But it can also First, requirement Is to- look at paneling. One of be hard work. Work that decide'on.thegencral look, its real beauties is its'versa- ^tw a John Deere equipment is . or mood, trial the room is tilfty. It comes in all bulltto handle. to create. Do not just start colors, textures, styles, • John Deere Rotary Til in. Build up a mental patterns, natural or de lers, in 3Vfc or 6 hp, have scrapbook of 'the colors signed surfaces, each with relocated 'the doorway, a reverse g'oar and and woods and .furniture a definite look" to, help thereby creating a more squeeze-handle clutch. functional and exciting John Deere Lawn and styjes that appeal to you. And in these, days of Garden, Tractors, in--six . Save magazine pictures., energy shortage, wood far design-that.allows better- placement of appliances ' 7 power sizes lrom8 to 19.9 Snip, rug and fabric sam- exceeds other building For a wealth of useful. chen/Laundry planning materials in 'insulation . and more usable storage hp, do even the toughest > pies. Analyze what.you ( planning ideas to assist •Guide and Idea Book." properties. Jspace, . .,' gardening jobs. See us, like - or don't like - 'you in your thoughts You can employ, any today for the gardening '_.- Now porisider replac configuration to create a , equipment you need. about remodeling, send TIME TO GET THAT VACUM ing that old refrigerator, your name* address and greenhouse in your kit for a new frost-free model one dollar to" Hotpdint chen. Flex your imagina-; IN TIPTOP SHAPE FOR or even- one with an ice Planning Guide, Box tiori and create your own maker. ( * 3033, St. Paul,. Min-, distinctive garden kit SPRING HOUSECLEANINGII A self-cleaning range is nesota 55165- to .obtain' chen, —r a'kitchen for a real work saver. Want to look through the include this new idea in .Hotpoint's • new "Kit all seasons! - ••'<• WE SERVICE KlfiBY, ' , kitchen window in the the finished design by Your clean-up center darkest, most dreary win using a packaged should include a dish and OTHER MAKES of VACUUMS ter-months and still see' greenhouse. And it washer, disposer, and the bright,! lush, aliye doesn't 'matter what • trash^compactor. T^ Nothing nms YOUWtLLFlNDA Jook of springtime? shape kitchen you have": Then, for \ii&piece de resistance, convert your " Then plant, a green triese * versVtile window ^ fiteaDeere"; ordinary windows to, &\ COMPLETE LINE OF{ house in your kitchen! ^greenhouse units arg easy to install, essentially window greenhouse. No NEW AND REBUILT KIR BY With'a "garden kit matter what the view was chen," you can bring the making a bay window of HOME IMPROVEMENT CARSON CITY greenery out of any win before, with a greenhouse.., VACS IN OUR STORE. finer points of outdoor in your, window the new * living inside to enjoy all dow opening you have. FARM Let's start with a clear view wnl be. breathtaking SUPPLIES AS A SERVICE TO .YOU. WE ARE year long. It only makes and refreshing. More RENTING A CASTEX CARPET STEAM KUdr look at your kitchen win sense to make" the most over, Vou have the oppor- FROM OWOSSO' BUILDINe SUPPLY SERVICE EXTRACTOR FOR PROFESSIONAL lived-in room of your dows. SHAMPOOING , -at $12.50 a half a day CLaxxCiic I Z i Plants grow better and, • tunity to decorate your home bright and cheerful - entire, kitchen with . JOHN DEERE SALES INCLUDING CLEANING AGENT. , ' for all seasons. bloom faster if the win dow you select for a accents, to create a total . . AND§ERVlfcE -/ If you're planning to Garden Kitchen at- ; * greenhouse is exposed to' BEAUTIfY YOUR HOME CARSON CITY KIRBY CENTER OF ST. JOHNS remodel y\>ur kitchen, or mosphere. . even only to make mjnor the morning sun. If .that Ph. 224-7222 " Several • packaged NO MORE PAINTING .* PHONE5fl4-3550 - 705 N. US-27 • STAN JUDD, OWNER doesn't fit your plans, modifications, you can greenhouses are available then any window-would widths, arid many are WILL LOOK NEW FOR YEARS • do that allows about available in modular three hours exposure to units which you can use sunlight every day — ring is -, . in whatever multiples you r even during winder when v need for literally pushing ALUMINUM the ,sun wilt favor the, out your walls. • \ southern exposure of STORM DOORS & y vement Time your house. *-. Another point to con Add A Folding sider in selecting the WINDOWS \M: right window is the view, Tub Enclosure In the Sprihg a homeowner's fancy turns' to thoughts or the lack of one. A large CUSTOM MADE TO FIT YOUR OPENING double window, for in- of making that home a better place to in which to live! .-. stance, that .overlooks your* neighbors' garbage cans.lets in the view as well as the sun. But add a STORM DOOR "garden1 kitchen" to that r-v.'^.f,* :•"• ,-