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,•». * • .September 13,1973 11.8th year 32 Pages ; ST JOHN$, MICHIGAN 48879 ;- ; ,:.'; |/oi^ia.v l^^rv rno
ST JOHNS-A surge of apathy by St 16% of the qualified voters of the city for expanding sanitary and storm 'An-teUrjia^dafebunt of $4,510,000 City Commission said they would 70-39 with B passing by a 69-39 margin. Johns voters Tuesday accounted for approving nearly $6 million to be spent sewer services in the ci was approvetflS^voters^tb update the assess to financerthe projects. Eighty-seven voted yes for A in sanitary sewer system. A total of 75% is A total of 367 voters voted in favor of precinct4 Awith'W votes totaling 45. to be financed with a. federal grant with the sanitary sewer proposal with 221 B passed in the precinct by an 80-54 another $225,500 coming from a state voting against the proposal. . margin. Jaycettes grant. Local funding for the sanitary sewer Approving the storm sewer proposal In the 5th precinct 70 voted in favor of work will be $902,000 or 20% of the were 338 voters with 245 casting "no" A with 42 opposing the proposition. A project votes. , close 59-51 margin approved Proposal ight cystic Total cost of the storm sewer project Precinct 1 approved the sanitary B. is $1,449,900 to be financed locally. sewer proposal (A) 89-57 and the storm To the property ownef it will cost sewer proposal (B) 79-69. A total of 10 absentee voter ballots approximately 4.42 mills over a 30-year Proposal A passed in the 2nd precinct were cast with 7 in favor of A with 3 fibrosis period. The 4.42 mills is a maximum the 44-35 with B passing 45-34. againstand 6 in favor of B with4 voting The 3rd precinct voted in favor of A "no".
ST JOHNS-The St Johns Jaycettes fill be conducting a door-to-door campaign Sept 20 to raise funds to combat cystic fibrosis. fires The Thursday evening campaign will be from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Self-addressed envelopes will be left for those not at home who wish to make DEWITT TWP--Monday night's had turned down their request. He said Angell further accused the board of .donations. DeWitt Township, Board meeting began he had been told the reason for the collusion. with much vocal clamor from board's, action was because he had residents crowded into the township's "bad-mouthed" the board and was small meeting room, and later hurting their public image. Following the action, Angell told the Fowler developed into something resembling a -A* County News he felt the meeting lynching party. At approximately 9:15 showed there were "no charges of pm Police Chief Bruce Angell was Angell^ttwice requested a public criminal action or wrongdoing," but fired. <" hearing,4)Ut his request was not an reiterated his stand that he had been swered. unfairly treated by the board. He said seeKi Rumors flying around the township - regarding possible dismissal of Angell he would be consulting his attorney on apparently were responsible for the Tuesday regarding the status of unusually large number of residents, "I want the opportunity for a public vacation, holiday, retirement and present at the meeting. Trustee Eileen hearing," he.stated.."rm not afraid to severance pay he felt was owed him. Corr, a member of the township's police have everything brought out." Angell was with the department for "8 marchers committee, started the action when she years and 2 days." briskly moved that the police resolution be passed. Angell told the audience the board's FOWLER - The Fowler Jaycee reasons were political. He further ..ciliary is seeking volunteer mar Angell then stood.up and told the stated that some of the police depart In a statement, he said he had "en chers to conduct a campaign to raise board he wanted the resolution read ment's officers say he stole township joyed to a certain degree" his time with funds to fight Cystic Fibrosis. aloud for the public to hear. The funds, and that he wants the people to the police department, and further resolution called for termination of know the truth.; stated that he was "shocked at a1 couple Those wishing to volunteer for the Consumers Power was a bit late and this new addition to DeWitt High School Angell's'employment, without stating walk to be held next week are asked to grew up around the power lines and pole. The matter will be taken care of and. . any'reasons;''^, vr*"-"- •- -'• """ "*"rf'' , (board) members, for.sure." .-• call Karen Love 593-2577 or Joanne ~ stiidenfa willnbt' fiave Vhe'^ tlip "ieScher behind the He also'Said he* had talked 2 officers, McNama'ra 593-2154. V *M ' pole. "' ': •"' " ' 7'' ' ••' .-- " V Jeff Wilcox acting police chief, and Wayne Wilcox, out of resignation since "I feel these actions are politically Members of the audience reacted he felt the department "could be a motivated, to a certain degree," he with statements such as, "He's the qnly decent place to work." declared. man who ever stuck up for us," and threats of recall of 4 board members, Benita Palmateer, an especially Circuit ju vocal resident, declared that she was "going to get up petitions," and told Chamber seeks members of the audience, "You'd better believe we'll get rid of them." The resolution was passed 6-1 by the Outstanding Citizen board, Treasurer Oliver Angell voicing ST JOHNS-The St Johns Area the only "nay" vote. Chamber of Commerce has begun its Persons wishing to make annual search for the community's nominations for the outstanding citizen outstanding citizen who will be honored award may do so by submitting the Judge Corkin then said both were Demands for the reason for Angell's ST JOHNS - Keith Louis Mayers and Both were arrested by the Clinton dismissal went unanswered by the at the group's award banquet in Oc name of the candidate along with a yle Riley Mayers, both of whom County Sheriff's Dept following an fined $2000 each and assessed court tober. brief description of activities to the costs of $200 each. board. Supervisor Dale Emerson, said rlier entered pleas of guilty to lar- investigation into the theft of several he had "no intention of speaking to the Chairman Wayne Hicks has received Chamber of Commerce, 117 E Walker ny of cattle, were sentenced to 3 cattle from area farmers. In addition, the 2 brothers must make word of tentative acceptance by Danny St, St Johns. Nominations close at restitution in the amount of ap press at any time" regarding the rs probation with some time to be Prior to announcing the sentence, matter. Li twiller to appear as principal speaker midnight Monday, Oct 1. ed in jail and assessed stiff fines by Judge Corkin said, "I'm not sure prison proximately $3200. Each brother Is to at this year's gathering and definite Circuit Court Judge Leo Corkin Monday will do you any good because I assume pay half of the restitution. date of :the event is pending. afternoon. you stole the cattle for monev." A jail sentence was delayed until Oct However, in a televised interview, 15 with the explanation by Judge Corkin Emerson described the situation as an that the brothers "can't raise the administrative problem with the Litwiller is MSU" baseball coach, Correction City clerk accepts money while in jail." township, but said the board did' not former major league ball player and a If the total amount of the fines, costs wish to go into detail. speaker much in demand throughout and restitution is paid by the Oct 15 the midwest.. deadline, the 2 will serve 90 days in jail. Presentation of a plaque to the out Last week's County News incorrectly Swartz Creek pos it ion If they fail to pay the total amount, they Emerson was asked if the firing had standing citizen has been the highlight listed Thomas Dean Cox of St Johns, anything to do with the reported in who was killed in an -automobile ac Hundley came to St Johns from Alma willbeorderedtoserve6months in jail. of previous Chamber banquets" along ST JOHNS-Tom Hundley, St Johns Both will also ha ve to pay $10 a month vestigation by Angell into the business cident, as the driver heading the wrong city clerk for the past 5 years, has where he served in the assessing dealings of board members, Emerson with recognition of the most active way on US-27: department and later as deputy city for oversight on probation during their Chamber member. Other awards to' resigned to accept the position of city 3-year probationary period. answered, "Not that I'm aware of."- manager of the city of Swartz Creek. treasurer. Angell told the audience that he had deserving members and citizens are The County News sincerely regrets been asked to resign by the board in an also made as part of the banquet misunderstanding caused by the error executive session 2 weeks earlier, and program. and offer our apologies and'sympathy Two admit 12 county break-ins to family and friends..
ST JOHNS-Clinton County Sheriff's both of 3208 N. Turner, Lansing, ad chandise they admitted taken was set Dept officials said Tuesday that 2 mitted to breaking into 3 homes in at $7200. Victor Twp, 1 in Riley Twp, 3 in Lansing men are being held in the 1 Livingston County Jail for breaking and Bingham Twp, 1 in Olive, 2 In'West " Police said the two told them they entering and have confessed to 12 of the phalia Twp, l in Duplain and another in stole the items and later sold them in offenses in Clinton County. Ovid Twp.( Lansing area bars to support drug Michael Young and Dennis Walters, Total estimated value of the mer habits. DeWitt school negotiations hit contract snag
DEWITT -The Western Eight working under a complete contract Coordinating Council (WRCC) of the through a letter written to the reward them for going back to work. Michigan Education Association an negotiating team by Ritchie. That is toMy, to expect them to Work nounced Tuesday they would seek In Howie Ward, executive director of With a palpal contract. , junctive relief against James Ritchie, WECC serving 13 school districts, said, "I personally feel we may head off a DeWitt school superintendent, and the "Teachers in DeWitt have indicated strike through injunctive relief, DeWitt Board of Education. that they mightjustas well strike if this providing no more vindictive actions The action is the 1st time ah MEA •is the way the school board intends to are taken by the board." It's St Johns Lions Club Ltghtbulb Sale time John fheuerkauf (left), past president; organization has asked for this type of Ray Ebcrt (center) 2d vice-president; and Sam Serrell, president, display some of the injunction in Michigan. items tob e sold door-to-door Sept 18*19 between 6:30 - 8 pm. Packets of 10 bulbs including ^If the injunction' is granted, the 4 100-writt, 4 GO-wott and 2 75-watt bulbs will cost $3. Proceeds go ioward the Lions sight teachers will be working under all conservation causes Including the Tall Waggers 4-H Leader Dog Club, Welcome Home provisions of last year's contract. $ Thomas L Parkway. Directions: 1 for the Blind, purchase of glasses and donations for leader dogs. The 3 in the photograph As of Tuesday, the teachers were Sept 14-15— DeWitt VFW Auxiliary. block west of Saglnaw/Waverly red admit the large bulb held by Theuerkauf Is to get your attention - it's not likely to be for working under 5 provisions of the 1972 #671 Garage Sale, Friday afternoon,: light, turn north, from Saginaw, onto sale. contract. Thev learned tbeV were not attdaySaturdav.'Sent14andl5at825 Thomas L parkway. - ( 2A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 DeWitt Twp to discuss future land use plan DEWITT TWP -- A public meeting will be held at the stated; "Growth is a con- The Comprehensive mapped, community possible airport expansion, hearing will be held Sept 18 DeWittTownship Hall, 780 E. tinually operating factor in Development Plan contains * facilities were investigated water and waste water at 7:30 pm to present thfi Wieland Road. the Metropolitan Lansing eight land use categories: to determine capacity levels, systems, existing and the transportation proposed DeWitt Township A news release from he Area. Freeways are con- low, medium, and hjgh development and political i Future Land Use Plan to the structed, shopping centers density residential, com- network was analyzed. boundaries. After all the Tri-County Regional Natural and man-made perimeters w ere public for comment. The Planning Commission built, subdivisions spring up, mercial, industrial, in- industries are located and stitutional, park and open features were two other established, a plan concept «^^^„. expanded, and people in- space, and agricultural, areas looked at in the plan was derived to focus on ??v* .?'**£ creasingly cross jurisdic development. Natural future Township Bath's sewer: tional boundaries which all Many factors have to'oe features which affect future ment. Formulating adds up to an area in flux. investigated to distribute the development are poor soils, development With or without plans classifications. During the high yield crop lands, meshing together areawide growth will con planning program woodlots, drainage patterns, interrelationships. on again tinue. population trends were and water bodies. Citizens are encouraged to "What would DeWitt analyzed and projected, Man-made features in attend the public hearing BATH -- The Clinton limiting a township's in Township look like after 20 existing land use was clude the 1-69 corridor, and voice their comments. County Board of Com debtedness to 10% of its years of uncoordinated missioners threw their of assessed valuation. A new growth? Predictable trends ficial support behind Bath law was passed July 31, indicate that more land Township's proposed sewer waiving limits in cases of would be consumed in Elaine Cincala leaves project last week by public health problems. patterns that scatter people, unanimously voting to give If the project proceeds, the services, and jobs. Valuable the township their "good hookup fee per family will agricultural lands would be faith" support. remain at $2000. Monthly converted to urban uses. County Extension Post Bath's township attorney, charges would amount to Public services would not be Patrick Berardo, anticipates $9.75 toward debt retirement readily accessible and their Elaine CiAcala', Extension »*• home and family dismissal of an injunction and $3 for sewage treatment. costs would be high. Com Home Economist in Clinton problems. which stopped the project mercial and residential strip County for the past year and She had a weekly radio The county commissioners program and her own last February, claiming the previously pledged their development would abut a half has" resigned, effective project was too expensive major thoroughfares making this week. newspaper column. She also "good faith" in December of participated in an area since it violated a ruling 1972, many sections of land Mrs Cincala's husband, unusuable. George, is a recent graduate experimental program that of Michigan State University took family living education ^ COMPLETE BODY WORK "What has to be decided is to the patients at the Ionia l^',: / j and has accepted a city , : how DeWitt Township should planning position in their State Hospital. " "'-'i- ' AND GLASS REPLACEMENT grow. The DeWitt Township home community of Pitts This past summer she Janet Scott, St Johns Jaycettes president, and Diana Planning Commission has burgh, Pa. worked closely with migrant been working with the Tri- Woodbury, Crown for a Better America project chair Before coming to Clinton ELAINE CINCALA education in helping with 800 N. Lansing; Phone ZUtttl migrant family problems. man, display the posters and cannisters to be used in the Commenting on her project to raise funds for Kidney Foundation of 1972 on formulating policies economics in the high school leaving newly appointed Michigan. St Johns Jaycettes, as well as Jaycette organ to guide future development at Monaco, Pennsylvania, County Extension Director, izations throughout Michigan, will be raising funds INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! in an economical and logical While in St Johns she an effective area program. Jim Pelham commented, "I by Collecting Royal Crown Cola and Diet-Rite Cola caps manner." headed the Family Livings There are zl)U women haven't known Elaine very with special liners. Those with special liners are then HOME-FARM BUSINESS AUTO Land use policies are Program in Clinton County enrolled in 13 Clinton county long, but have been much Family Living groups and turned into the company for a cash donation. The statements that provide the and worked closely with impressed with her work, campaign will continue through Dec 31 and more in tcmxiNS MAN; means to achieve balanced agents in "Gratiot and Shia- Mrs Cincala worked with her philosophy and her formation about the campaign will be published in next Iand use and economical wassee countv in developing countless others in meeting approach to Extension a member of services. Because they serve week's County News. «• problems. I am disappointed as guides for public and ih^\mertca Group o& • •!•>!• •••;•;••;•!•••%wv/OTi'MViViVrtftw.v.ViVAv.'.v.v.v.v.ViV.Vi w.v.v. she is leaving, but fully private decisions, they are understand she and George the basis for formulating the The Savings News must go where job op plan. The DeWitt Township portunities are best for him. Time nears Planning Commission has Is Great in Want Ads We wish them every success developed a series of policies in their return to Pitts 200 W. State, St. Johns, PHONE 224-7614 BRUCE LANTTERMAN for each major land use burgh." • punt, activity. pass and kick
ST JOHNS - Local the Super Bowl Game in youngsters, will be "dusting Houston, Texas January 13, off" their footballs and 1974. Winners will have their loosening up their throwing names permanently en arms soon for the 1973 Punt, shrined in the Pro Football Pass & Kick competition. Hall of Fame in Canton, This year the local level of Ohio. Their trophies will be PP&K will be co-sponsored presented by Football by the St Johns Jaycees in Commissioner Pete Rozelle. conjunction with Egan Ford Sales Inc. MpRTGA&E Nationally PP&K, now in its 13th year, is co-sponsored ; PAYMENT-^ by the National" Football League and the Ford Dealers PROTECTION ; of America. Since it was We offer a combination started in 1961, the program of mortgage insurance has attracted more than which will pay off the 9,350,000 youngsters -- and mortgage if you dieand y participation this year is expected to top the 1,200,000 REPLACEMENT mark. Participants in the Punt, V-'> INCOWEV Pass & Kick program compete only against others INSURANCE their own age. Any youngster eight through 13 . which'., will. make ,: years of age, accompanied Prepayments if you are by a parent or guardian, sick or injured and can't may register to compete in work. PP&K at, any participating : This fine coverage costs Ford Dealer. There is no • less than you'think! entrance fee and no body A father at age 25 can contact during competition. protect a $25,000,30-year No special equipment is mortgage on his home ' needed and participation . for just over $10.00 per" does not impair a montlva, small amount youngster's amateur ,fbr family peace of standing. mind. Scoring is based on ac For Complete curacy and range with one Facts See Or Call point added for every foot of WILLIAM F. HOLLEY punting, passing and kicking distance, and a point sub Carter - Melvin tracted for every foot off a INSURANCE AGENCY center line. YourIndependent Twelve national finalists Insurance Agency. will compete for the National championships in their age .122 W. Main, Elsie group during the halftime of Phone 862-4227 Residence Phone 224-7580
Fancy Feasting for the Family featuring family style chicken dinners can be yours starting Sunday, Sept. 16th 12 O'CLOCK NOON AT 's 3680 West Monroe Road (OThQ Wickes Corp 1973 master charge ALMA, MICHIGAN tHtiMtM.hKtuni Wickes Telephone: 463-4936 LOCATED IN WESTPHALIA ON CORNER AT LIGHT STORE HOURS: MON.-THURS.-8 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. RESERVATION FOR GROUPS ;iv Lumber FRL-8 a.m.-9 p.m. ARE APPRECIATED WE ALSO HAVE FISH FRYS SAT.-8 a.m. • 4 p-m. 0113» B IP D ON FRIDAY NIGHTS 5 TO 9P.M. CLINTON COUNTY NEWS; St. Johns, Michigan 3A September 13M1973 AAESC job openings
CLINTON COUNTY -- The Johns, Monday - Friday work is required. - drivers are needed in the are also needed in the following is a list of job from 8 am - noon. Four nurse's aides are DeWitt area, "Applicants Portland area. Experience openings currently available needed, 2 in the St Johns must have chauffer licenses. and pay are the same.. in the area through the St One full-time and 1 part- area, and 2 near Ovid. No The jobs pay $2, per hour,. A full-time construction Johns office of the Michigan time service station at experience is necessary. In the Lansing vicinity, a worker is needed in the Employment Security tendant are needed in the St These positions pay $1.60 per material handler is needed DeWitt area. Requirements Commission. Intersted .Johns area. The pay rate is hour, and are full-time. full-time, Paying $2 per include 6 months experience r persons should contact the $1.65 per hour, and some A cleaning person is hour, applicants will need in light construction work. MESC at 911 E State St, St experience in service station needed part - #me in the driver's licenses. Also The job pays $2 per hour. Ovid area. No experience is needed are 4 laborer- Two full-time construction necessary for the job, which landscapers. Six months positions are open near WJ Sleepy Hollow conducts pays $1.60 per hour. experience in nursery DeWitt. These jobs require *A- Also in the Ovid area, a business is preferred. These experience doing clean up waitress is needed. Ex pay $2.25 per hour. with shovels. The pay rates hunter safety classes perience in cooking and Apple pickers are needed are $3.50 per hour. waitress work is necessary. in the Belding area. Some A mason tender is needed The position is full-time and experience in picking apples , near Ovid. A trainee will also ST JOHNS - Sleepy Hollow Participants are asked to pays $1.65 per hour. . is desired. The pay is 35$ per be accepted, and will Conservation Club will be take a sack lunch. Five seasonal sales person bushel. Three apple pickers received $2.65 per hour. conducting hunter safety classes Sept 15 and Sept 22 for young hunters between the ages of u and 16. All hunters in that age group must pass a hunter safely course before they are FOOTBALL COMPETITION FOR YOUNGSTERS 8 TO 13 allowed to purchase hunting ENTER THE FREE , licenses. Classes will be conducted from 9 am each day and young hunters-must par ticipate in both sessions to qualify for a license. Those wishing to par ticipate may register at S&H Farms, Beck and Hyde Farmarina, Dean's Hard ware and Bee's Sports Division just south of Bee's Chevy Olds. Sleepy Hollow Con servation Club is located 1- 1/2 miles west of US-27 on Mead Rd. St Johns students earn Ferris honors
BIG RAPIDS - Two St Johns students at Ferris State College have been Jim Dawson and pawn Hart amid carpet varieties at Town & Country Carpets. honored for scholastic ex cellence during the summer quarter. Named to the academic honors list were Terri *Li Town & Country Carpets Bunce and Philip S. Knight, both of St Johns. To be named to the honors list a student must earn at joins downtown least a 3.25 average on a 4.0 basis and carry a full academic load of at least 14 St Johns community quarter hours of credit. . ST JOHNS - One of St Owned by Vern Smitn, wno and Mrs Douglas Hart of M ^Johns'/newest businesses is :also owns a carpet business Hart's Sales and Service, is Town & Country: Carpet; 'iiv'Owosso, the store is secretary. .,, ;; .. located at 312 N Clinton Ave; managed .by Jim.Dawson., The new'store offers a Dawn Hart, daughter of Mr choice from over 100 sample books with 500 varieties in You could win one of 18 local trophies, and com up your free PP&K Tips Book. Then start practic-, over 10 brands. pete at three NFL games—including the Super Bowl ing! ice Redwing Lanes in Houston. Remember, your chances are good—because you Between the 2 locations, CITY CLASSIC compete only against other youngsters your own „ Town & Country Carpet Just bring your parents (or guardian) when you W L register. And, while you're at our showroom, pick age. e apprehend 2 juveniles stocks over 300 rolls of Warrens Ins 3 0 carpet Bennett Jewelry 2 1 Tastee Freeze 2 i DEWITT -- DeWitt City In the DeWitt Twp theft Brands offered include SIGN UP TODAY! Police have arrested 3 it was reported a television, Masland, Callawy Monsanto, Redwing Lanes 2 i "juveniles in connection with radio and other small items Barwick, Mercury, Sequoia, Heathmans , 2 l the theft of an Indian were taken. A complaint on Stevens-Gulistant, Evans Coca Cola 2 l REGISTRATION motorcycle, a Yamaha the theft and an additional Black, Presto, Cumberland McKenzie, 1 2 motorcycle and the in complaint on receiving and Galaxie. • Zeebs ' 1 2 vestigation is continuing into stolen goods has been turned Curlys 1 2- ENDS .a breaking and entering in over to the township police. Also offered is a full range Budweiser 1 2 iDeWitt Township. of kitchen, bathroom, wall Federal Mogul 1 2 and floor tile including Greens Printing 1 2 SEPTEMBER 28. Legion Auxiliary Formica, Flintkote, Arm High game Ind, F. Bid- strong, Solarian and Corlon dinger 237; High three as well as ceramic tile. games Ind, G. Dunkel, E. Martis 615; High games to meet Sept 18 team, Bennett Jewelry 970; The business provides High three games team, installation fqr both carpet Bennets Jewelry 2641. ST JOHNS - St Johns speakers relating their and tile. experiences of a week's stay HONOR ROLL — Rod INC. American Legion Auxiliary Sutfin 201; R Pease 202, 201; Unit 153 will meet Tuesday, on the campus of Olivet College as Girls' State Now being used by area B Nurenburg 207; E Martis Sept 18, at 8 pm at the Legion 211, 227; C Floate 222, 212; L Hall. delegates of the St Johns builders, Town & Country Womens Club and the Legion will assist the homeowner Lade 200; B Thelen 202; K Sue Davis and Debra Penix211; L Childress 202; G 200 W. HIGHAM ST JOHNS PHONE 224-2285 Brussel will be guest Auxiliary. from • working with a blueprint and will visit the Dunkel 235; F Rogers 214; T home to aid the customer in Kentfield 204. choosing carpet brand, variety, color etc.
• Town & Country stocks a complete line of carpet DAYS LEFT... TO TAKE ADVANTAGE accessories and also offers repair service for burned, i Anniversary Sale GINGERBREAD torn or otherwise damaged carpet- The store also handles OF REAL Ends Sat., Sept. 15th Hoover vacuum sweepers. is NOW ©PEN Dawson said complete credit and terms are available for ,Towri & Country Carpet customers. ON OPENINGS NOW AVAILABLE A Grand Opening will be held the 1st week in October to RANGES acquaint customers with the, new store. Refreshments Phone 224-6258 will be served and drawings REFRIGERATORS will be hdld for door prizes. TELEVISION IC^M^K^K^M^K^K^M^X^M^K^K^t' ANNOUNCING WASHERS Shirley Eislef DRYERS AS A NEW MEMBER OF OUR STAFF DISHWASHERS Carousel No Frost Refrigerator Boutique APPLIANCE 101 N. Brush St. ST. JOHNS Across from Post.Office CENTER, INC. OPEN TUESDAY thru SATURDAY ' WED. Si THUBS. EVE. BY APPOINTMENT DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS * Phone 224-3895 Phone 224-2040 4A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 Barbara Rensch bride of Charles Walker
FENTON -- Barbara Anne Drf Fenton and Mr and Mrs (rimmed in Venice lace, and the ends of streamers and man. Dennis Long, friend of Rensch and Charles William Charles R Walker, 7711 she carried a bouquet of carried a white basket the groom, and Joseph Walker were- united in Colony Rd, Elsie. white daisies, pink rosebuds containing pink and white Rensch, cousin of the bride, marriage Aug 25 at St John's The wedding mass was and baby's breath. daisies. seated the couple's 150 Catholic Church, The Rev Ft enhanced by organ music Suzanne Rensch was her The bride's mother guests. William Edwin Thelen, 19. John Hayes performed the played by David Popovitz. sister's maid.of honor. Mary designed her street length A reception was held at the 5055 Herbison Rd, DeWitt{ double ring ceremony before The bride selected a silk Kathryn Rensch, also a dress of lime double knit Fenton VFW Hall, catered Roxanne R. Gendmn, 18, R5, the altar graced with two organza gown trimmed with sister of the bride, was lace. The groom's mother by the ladies of the VFW, 7761 S Chandler, St Johns. bouquets of large whie Venice lace featuring a high flower girl. They were at wore a turquoise double knit The couple returned home , Randy Joe Wrobel, 19,7770 mums. neckline, Renaissance tired in white voile gowns street length dress. Each Sept 4 following a Round Lake Rd, Parents of the couple are sleeves and chapel (rain. Her flocked with pink daisies. had a corsage of 2 white honeymoon at Niagara • Laingsburg; Pamela Marie Mr and Mrs Walter H fingertip veil was held in Each wore a pink velvet bow cymbidium orchids. Falls, and a tour through Jones, 19, R2, Laingsburg. Rensch, 11578 Orchardview place by a headpiece headpiece with pink- Robert Maron, a friend of New York and Penn Richard James Keilen, 20, centered daisies attached to the groom, served as best sylvania. They are residing III, pavid Highway, at 603 S Oak St, Durand. Pewamo; Joanne Mary The bride, a 1970 graduate 50th anniversary Pohl, 19, R2, Fowler. of Fenton High School, at Robert George Allen, 25, tended the University of R2, Elsie; Sharon Sue s Michigan in Flint, and is An open house honoring the 50th wedding anniversary Buskirk, 25, -Box 277, Elsie. presently employed there. of Mr and Mrs Richard Rossow will be held Sunday, Sept Roy L. Rex, 19, 1301 S ewelry Her husband, a 1970 1G from 2-5 pm at their home, 6340 W Jason Rd, St Johns. Geneva, DeWitt; Deborah D. presents ... graduate of Ovid-Elsie High Hosts will be their daughter and son-in-law, Lillian and Krohn, 18, 1301 S Geneva, School, is currently at Robert Law. The family requests no gifts. DeWitt. for that someone' tending Lansing Community Special College. HOBBY LOBBY 221 N. Clinton St. Johns £ Announce engagement 'Hours Hobby'and .Graf i Kits and Supplies . •','- .Saturday ST JOHNS - Mr and Mrs .Hours 9-5:30 Mort^Thurs. Fri. 9-9 P.M. g-Noon Art Carved Leonard Kanaski, 700 S Wedding Rings Clinton, announce the engagement of their NATIONALLY • incafiex daughter Jo Ann to Wallace ACCREDITED BY THE OYNAWIND IN M Wiles, son of Mr and Mrs YELLOW OR STAINLESS WV4798/B ELLH.OWER Floyd Wiles, Box 451, Green COSMETOLOGY At $95.50 SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION Rd, Bay City. ACCREDITING COMMISSION Each timepiece has the fa beatify mous Incafiex balance wheel The ' bride-elect is a Clinic Open To for protection against shock graduate of St Johns High for the life of the watch. Both The Public have the automatic day late School and is employed by with instant reset. the State of Michigan FREE PARKING Each of these Wyler Dyna- wlnd watches wind themselves Treasury DepL Her fiance is and are protected against wa a graduate of Owen-Gage ter and condensation. For CAREER OPPORTUNITIES your changing times see these High School and is employed Wyler Incafiex Dynawlnds. In yellow with leather band or In by Evans Products, IN THE BEAUTY FIELD stainless steet with bracelet, Gagetown. ALL SERVICES RENDERED cither one. 14 K Gold BY SUPERVISED SENIOR STUDENTS A May 25 wedding is being New Classes Starting The First from $100 up planned. Monday of Each Month LARGE SELECTION Available in Yellow or White JOANN KANASKE For further information, write or call OF BACK TO SCHOOL LOVE!! SAY IT JamBs Lyon, 15557 North East St. Lansing WATCHES IN WYLER, WITH DIAMONDS! SEIKO, ACCUTRON, < Visit the Diamond Mrs Howard Gentry BULOVAANDCARA- Department VELLE. and see our many stunning WE HAVE WATCHES LINGERIE and STARTING AS LOW AS new styles of Diamonds. We heads Green Tee $11.95 have much more to offer in WE SERVICE WHAT style, quality and price. See ST JOHNS~Mrs Howard Mrs Bruce Fowler was WE SELL. for yourself, compare. Never Gentry has been elected the presented with a gift .cer a charge to clean and check new president of the Clinton tificate for her work while over diamonds after the sale. County Country Club Green president during the past NEW SELECTION OF ANY CREDIT TERMS AVAIL Tee. year. She. in turn, presented Cottons, Cotton Polyesters, ABLE. NO CARRYING A Green Tee Banquet was the board with a gift. and Polyester Double Knits CHARGES. pH0NE 224-7443 held Sept 10 with dinner The sports committee, LINGERIE CLASSES BEING I catered to 45 members. headed by Beverly Bovan, SCHEDULED EVERY 5 WEEKS presented trophies and 2 hour sessions - $5 for 5 weeks drawing prizes were awarded. KNIT CLASSES ALSO 2 hour-sessions — $8 for 5 weeks Announce Call and Register Todayl
Duress leaking & Alterations marriage; lingerie and Knit Classes 2441 S. Warren Rd., 3 miles east of Ovid on Sue Maciatek^'flaughler of M-21, 7>h miles south Ph. 834-5975 Mr and Mrs Edward HOURS: Mon. thru Thurs. 9 to 5; Fri. 9 to 9 Maciatek, 280 E Webb Rd, Sat. 9 to Noon, otherwise by appointment DeWitt, was married Sept 1 to Seaman William P Race, currently stationed aboard the USS Savannah. The It Pays to Shop at marriage took place at the David Adams Memorial Chapel on the US Naval Base at Norfolk, Va and was performed by Navy Chaplain <^Mi^r^^^^ William Douan, Jr. Seaman Race is the son of Mr and for better values Mrs James Race of East Tawas. After a honeymoon in the Shenandoah Mountains, the couple will reside in Norfolk, Va. Rexall Rexall Multivitamins FOR FALL AND WINTER • , Super Plenamins MINERAL TABS SOFT AND WARM CHALLIS - FLANNEL - Engaged AND BRUSHED NYLON UPJOHN 72 FREE with 144 WESTPHALIA -- Mr and $14.14 Reg. Unicap Vitamins Mrs Louis Fink, 14151 W $fi95 $169 Main St, announce the Value Only $2.40 1 or engagement of their daughter Kathleen M to Rexall SURBEX with C Unicap Chewable Daniel W -Keilen, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Keilen, 9287 One-Tablet Daily Vitarnins 100 pius30 FREE Vitamins Grange Rd, Portland. The bride-elect a graduate VITAMINS^,, fi^A5 Reg. 100 plus 24 FREE of Pewamo - Westphalia $5.98 Only High School, is employed by 365s Reg. $7.22 Only»3°* Reg. $ Fedewa Builders, Inc. Her $3.11 . Only l fiance, a graduate of 90 plus 50 FREE Polyvisol plus Pewamo-Westphalia and with IRON CHEW TABLETS Michigan State University, Upjohn Unicap AA iron VITAMIN E is self-employed. 100s A Feb 16 wedding is being Reg. 69 100 TABS 100 mg. 19 Reg. $3.99 Only $2 $439 planned. $3.38 NOW*2 Reg. $3.65 NOW
POLYVISOL w/IRON VITAMIN C 100 TABS 50 mg. Chewable Tablets Reg. $2.25 $ 49 '100 tabs 100 mg. NOW 1 PLUMIING 100s NOW $969 100 tabs 250 mg. ft Reg. $3.99 Vitamin E HEATING 100s Parke Davis COMBEX Capsules , 106 N. Clinton ALLBEE with C with Vitamin -C St. Johnt 100 Caps 400 mg. Reg. 100s 95 S 19 $7.42 Only $444 Reg. $5.3! Only* Reg. $7.45 NOW 5 Phone 224-7033 squibs THERAGRAN Parke Davis 100 Caps 200 mg. VITAMINS 100 Pius 30 FREE Myadec Vitamins $ 59 3 MASTER 100 plus 30 FREE ' Reg. $3.95 NOW 2 Reg. $ R eS 4 PLUMBERS $7.45 $ 7 78 ONLY *4* NOW! 4' American-Standard Comfortable Challis in assorted colors on white Plumbing, Hot Waler background. Yoke and collar trimmed in lace and SHOP AT YOUR COMPLETE FAMILY DRUGSTORE Heating piped in satin cording, Lennox Warm Air MODERATELY PRICED * » Heating and AJr Conditioning $ 49 GOWNS . 4 TO$649 Rexall CUSTOM SHEET METAL SHOP , PAJAMAS VTO *7*
ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-2837 47 Veers Same Address ROBES— :...,..v*8" TO?16W September 13,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 5A Karla Austin weds Linda Cole, Gregory Theodore Cartwright George wed Aug 3 ST-JOHNS - Karla Jean fitted lace bodice with long gowns of blue, pink, .green ST JOHNS -- United in the evening. Assisting wore a pink pant suit. The „ \ustin, daughter of Mr and lace sleeves and ruffles and yellow taffeta, Methodist Church provided were Joyce Bushre, Pat newlyweds are residing at ^-Irs Leon Austin, Route 6, threaded with a light blue respectively, trimmed in the setting for the Aug 3 Cole, Phyllis Rhynard and 311 Wight St, Apt 3, St Johns. became the bride of ribbon. Her veil had a long white lace. Wide brimmed wedding uniting Linda L Jean'DUts, aunis of the The bride is a 1973 Theodore Lee Cartwright, train border with lace, and a hats with long pastel ribbon Cole, daughter of Mr and bride; Kathy Rhynard and graduate of St; Johns High 209 Park St, St Johns, in a crown of lace was threaded matched their gowns, and Mrs Robert W Cole, 402 S Kris Klette, cousins of the School. Her husband also double ring ceremony July with light blue ribbon each carried a bouquet of Emmons St, and Gregory M bride. graduated from St Johns 28 at First Congregational matching htir gown. She George, son of Mr and Mrs For a wedding trip to Lake High School, in 1972, and is rainbow colored carnations Albert E George, 103 S Scott Church. The groom's carried a bouquet of pastel and rosebuds with matching' George, the new Mrs George employed by Federal Mogul. parents are Mr and- Mrs carnations and rosebuds Rd, St Johns. The. Rev Robert Cartwright of accented with baby's breath streamers, Francis, Johannides per Monroria, Calif. and white streamers. Barbara Jo Koschmider of formed the double ring The Rev Averill Carson ceremony before the altar Linda Gilson of St Johns Cadillac, cousin of the bride, graced with pink gladiolas officiated before an altar was her sister's matron of was flower girl. She was and white daisies. Barbara decorated with sprays of honor. Her other attendants dressed in lilac, and carried Davis played piano rainbow colored gladiolias. included Diana Whitmore of a basket of orchid colored arrangement. Mrs Francis Diebert DeWitt; Sharon Maxwell, rosebuds with matchint provided organ music. Davison; and Teri Bentley, streamers. The bride made her gown, The bridal gown featured a DeWitt. All wore identical a floor length empire 1 Mrs Austin selected an waisted gown in white with orchid knit A-line gown for blue flowers. She carried a her daughter's wedding, and bouquet of pink roses with a had a corsage of matching white carnation corsage. The color rosebuds. The groom's bride also made the groom's mother wore a light blue navy blue suit. ' taffeta gown and had a pink Beverly Wing of St Johns rosebud corsage. was the bride's only at- Thomas Bentley served as tendent She wore a light best man. Daryl Peck, ,blue street length dress, and Duane Maxwell and Robert had a corsage of pink roses Cartwright were grooms and a white carnation. men. Jim Lynch and Robert Mrs George White chose a Cartwright" seated the white dress with navy blue guests. trim, while the groom's mother wore a floor length A reception was held im green gown. Each had a mediately following the MRS RICHARD KEILEN corsage of baby pink roses ceremony in the church with small carnations. parlors for the couple's 250 Gene Burgess of St Johns guests. Mr and Mrs Edward served as best man. Moore were host and Newlyweds yisjt A reception for the hostess. Assisting were couple's 125 guests was held Marge Suchek, Paula Pet- at the bride's parents' home tigrew, Chris Johnson, Lois Epkey and Pat Cartwright. Grand Canyon Special guests present FOWLER - Most Holy The bride selected a included Mr and Mrs George Trinity Church provided the Victorian style gown of sata Snater of St Johns, and Mr setting for the Sept 8 wed pea'u featuring and Mrs James Mortensen of ding uniting Joanne M Pohl, Laurel, Md. Reanaissance sleeves and daughter of Mr and Mrs bib decorated with chantilly Following a honeymoon at Linus J Pohl, Route 2, lace. Rhinestones adorned * A boy, Brant Edward, was Niagara Falls and Peoria, Fowler, and Richard James the edge of the gown's born to Mr and Mrs Edward III, the newlyweds are Keilen, son of Mr and Mrs sleeves and Camelot C. Coletta of Lancaster, Ohio residing at 209-1/2 Park St, Leon Keilen, Route 1, Lheadpiece, which secured Sept 4 at Lancaster Hospital. St Johns. Pewamo. The Rev Fr her chapel length veil. She He weighed 8 lbs. Grand William Koenigsknecht, carried a white orchid parents are Mr and Mrs The bride is a 1972 uncle of the groom, per surrounded by orange roses Charles Coletta and Mr and graduate of St Johns High formed the double ring and stephanotis. Mrs Alan Dean all of St School. Her husband is a 1972 ceremony before the altar Johns. The mother is the graduate of Monroria High decorated with orange, white Janice f erguson of Okemos former Barbara Dean. MR & MRS THEODORE CARTWRIGHT School, Monroria, Calif. and yellow gladiolas. served as her sister's matron of honor. Mrs Steve Feld- pausch of Perry, and Judy Keilen of Pewamo, sister of A boy, Chris Daniel, was the groom, were her other born to Mr and Mrs George attendants. They were at Seidel of Ovid Aug 24 at tired in floor length flowered Owosso Memorial Hospital. orange on white voile gowns He weighed 6 lbs 13-1/4 ozs. The baby has 1 brother. with bishop sleeves and high Grandparents are Mr and, necklines. Each had a Mrs^oClar^ehce1 Cook' of cluster of flowers in her hair ; Bamftpter/^'Mr' IhXMrs and carried a bouquet of Franj^Seidel.of Ovid., The orange roses with yellow and mother is the former Carol bronze mums. Cook. Mrs Pohl chose a rose pink gown and had a corsage of Sept. 13 - pink roses and stephanotis A girl, Deborah Ann, was for her daughter's wedding. born to Mr and Mrs Patrick SAVE UP TO $50 ON COLOR TV The mother of the groom R. Joslyn of 716 S Lansing, St wore a beige dress with an Johns, Sept 1, at Clinton orange rose and stephanotis Memorial Hospital. She corsage. weighed 9 lbs 2 ozs. The baby has 1 brother and 2 sisters. John Pohl, twin brother of Grandparents are Mr and 3 palm the bride, was best man. Ken Mrs Jack Walker of St Johns VerylThi Keilen and Dave Keilen and Mr and Mrs James Gift! Paitfe In Stock! served as groomsmen, while Clark of Lansing. The Larry Keilen and Don mother is the former Judith Choose from _.„^...^, CSfieer-to- Werner seated the guests. Clark. the-Waist Styles in a'selection of favorite DOOR PRIZES Dale Keilen and Steve fashion colors. In proportioned sizes. OR// 12" Black & White TV Schaefer carried the rings. faU DIAGONAL I Craig Auto tape player A reception was held later From September 13 to 22 lOO^o SOLID STATE CHASSIS in the afternoon at St Mary's CItotm CMmty Portable Radios Hall in Westphalia for the • No chassis tubes to burn out! • Insta-Matic Color Tuning No Purchase Necessary couple's 400 guests. New* • Plug-in Circuit Modules • Matrix-Bright Picture Tube Waitresses at the bridal • Second class postage paid at Shop Monday and Friday Nites 'Til 9 . • Pushbutton UHF Tuning • instant Picture and Sound table were Mary Lou Fox St. Johns, Mich. 48879. ALSO and Beth Fox./ Joy Weber Published Thursdays at owosso' Brightness and Cathy Chorley cut the 120 E. Walker Street, St. Johns DURAND Color HUB by Clinton County News, Inc. ST. JOHNS Automatic \ ECONOMY STRAND'S cake. Subscription price by'mailt Fine Tuning * 1M N. Clinton H Special guests inpluded In Michigan, $5forone year. 19 PHONE 221-2313 SHOI STORI " ? ,n!^A for two years, $3.75 for six' Firtt in Foot Foihion with Fomoui Brand Shoe! m ,0N'A Centrist MOTOROLA Mrs Rose Pohl grandmother months; outside Michigan, $6 .SLACKSi WHITE of the bride; and Mr and Mrs for one year. . PORTABLE TV Walter Keilen, grandparents of the groom. THE GOVERNMENT OF PLUG-IN MATRIX BRIGHT DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY FOWLER VILLAGE INSTA-MATIC® CIRCUIT MODULES PICTURE TUBE OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING COLOR TUNING Following a 2-week 1S0O PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W* PLANS TO EXPEND ITS REVENUE SHARING ALLOCATION Most chassis compo Crisp, clean pictures FOR TFjE ENTITLEMENT PERIOD BEGINNING- Just push one button nents are op replace with vivid color. And wedding trip to Colorado, the WASHINGTON. 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ST JOHNS - Mr and Mrs graduate of Mercy School ofl Valentine J Stoy, 7477 Lowell Nursing in Lansing, is Rd, announce " the employed as a registered! engagement of their nurse at Lansing General \ daughter Carole to Eugene Hospital. Her fiance, a 1956 Livingston, son of Mr and graduate of Rodney B &««*&&j-^* Mrs Alden Livingston, 2224 Wilson, attended Michigan REGULAR PASSBOOK Livingston Rd, Route 3, St State University and is $100 starts your account Johns. employed in farming with The bride-elect a 1963 his father. Rates are retroactive to July 1, 1973 graduate of Rodney B Wilson An Oct 13 wedding is High School and' a 1966 planned. FOOTNOTES NEW 1-YEAR TO 2-YEAR CERTIFICATES I FOR FALL WARDROBES! I »i,ooo Minimum. If Your Money NEW 4-YEAR CERTIFICATES Isn't Earning s5,000 Minimum This Top Interest,
1-YEAR CERTIFICATES START AN s100,000 Minimum Rates are retroactive to July 1, 1973 ACCOUNT ALL ACCOUNTS EARN DAILY INTEREST AND ARE COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY WITH US $095 TODAY! up
T*wrr $ 95 >/ YOUR MENS 16 up CAPITOL SAVINGS & IAVINOS LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED UP TO INCORPORATED 1&90 • LANSING, MICHIGAN 120,000, Main Office! 122 E, Allegan, Luifllng, Michigan REHMANN'S 222 N. CLINTON AVE. - ST. JOHNS CLOTHING -.FURNISHINGS • SHOES for DAD and LAD ST, JOHNS September 13, 1973 CLINTON COUNTY l^EWS; St. Johns, Michigan 7A DNR warns: Don't St Johns shoot hawks, golf results r*€U'iTOM owls or eagles THE3ATRE! LANSING -- Before This means a fine of up to ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN $500 and a year in jail for Jrawing a bead on that anyone convicted of shooting hawk, owl or eagle, consider one, and that fails to" take VARSITY • the trouble that shooting one into account the 90 days in STJOHNS of these birds can bring you, jail and $100 fine violators Mark Wawsczyk 40 caution Department of face under state law, which John Boyd 41 Natural Resources law has protected these birds for Jamie Moore 42 enforcement officials, who a number of years. Rod Henning 43 is note that a 1972 treaty be State law also prohibits 166 tween the United States and taking of these birds for use Mexico grants the birds as pets or for falconry. ITHACA , federal protection. Kevin Smith 38 ALL KentKirby 41 JayShaull 43 SEATS PatMahoney 43 165 TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT AT 7:00 & 9:00 P.f St Johns dropped its SPECIAL KIDDIE WTINE EVERY SATURDAY AT 2 PM opener to Ithaca by one stroke in their first match. Ithaca had two wins under their belt,, beating Chesaning and St Louis earlier in the week. JUNIOR VARSITY BARGAIN STJOHNS thru Tues. Jeff Hunt 42 NIGHT Wayne Dedyne 46 2 thru 18 Terry Devereaux 53 EVERY THURSDAY Jeff Paradise 55 '1" Per Person 196 ITHACA Children Under 12 - Free Ray Melow 45 ' Bill and Jean Glisson, new owners of the Village Square Laundry Center in St Johns, BradSpitler- 47 prepare to clean a clothes dryer. The Glissons hope to expand their business* services in Tom Husted 46 the future. Kevin Mahoney 49 187 The following boys are out Village Square Laundry trying to win a spot on the Redwing golf team: Tom French, Mike Paradise, Charles THelen, Steve THURS-FRI.-SAT.-SUNDAY Bissell, Ricky Atkinson, Ken Centeren d changeof St Johns, hass ne w hands Jorae, Dave Cole, Billy ST JOHNS -- The Village manage to find, tne lamily Eisler, and Dave Martis. , Sept. 13-14-15-16 owners. Bill and Jean enjoys camping and auto Square Laundry Center, Glisson recently began According to Coach Mike located on US-27 on the north racing. Humphrey, this could be the operating the business Presently the laundry year if the boys put it •A HRSI ARTISI&PHESENTAIION themselves, and hope to center has an attendant on. together. The league this STEVE McQUEEN/ALI MACGRAW 1NTHE GETAWAr expand their services duty Monday-Friday from 7 sometime in the future. year is a senior studded CO STARRING BEN JOHNSON AL LETT1ERI AND SALIY STRUTHERS AS FRAN' am till 9 pm, and from 9 am - league with only Hastings in The Glissons have 7 5 pm on Saturdays. The PRICE children, Linda, 15; Duane, the rebuilding stage. Alma, laundry itself, however, is Ionia, Grand Ledge, SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE 13; John, 12; Dona, 11; B.illy, open 24 hours. Also featured 8; Gary, 6; and Chad, age 7; Waverly and Charlotte all is a drop-off service for both having last t b k Saturday 2 p.m. and reside at 1101 S Lansing b J ARE COMING! St. In what spare time they laundry and dry cleaning.» "RING OF BRIGHT WATER" Coach Humphrey has his 4 ' starters back who are Tom All Seats '1 Blue Star Mothers French, Mark Wawsczyk, Jamie Moore and Mike COMING A TTRACTION moke foil plons Paradise. A new freshman Paul Newman in the John Bond, so far has been 'LIFE AND TIMES OF JUDGE IT NEVER STRIKES TWICE" IS THE TIME TO the State Officers will be the showing the veterans some ROY BEAN" 'CAUSE ONCE IS ENOUGH! ST JOHNS - The Blue Star Chapter's guests. outstanding performances. Mothers Chapter 88 met for a A CHARTdFF-WINKLER/CARl-lNO pot luck supper Tuesday, .•PRODUCTION . • - Au.g$8.at the Congregational E-Z SET ZERO CLEARANCE FIREPLACES •Church.;-. CHARLES CUT COSTS WITH EASIER, FASTER INSTALLATION GET YOUR . The business session BRONSON followed with reports from SAVE FLOOR SPACE, FIT MORE PLACES - InAMICHAEtWlNNERFilm FALL DISCOUNT the knitting chairman that 54 BEST QUALITY ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION pair of mittens are knit and ready for the Christmas EXTRA MARGIN OF SAFETY AND PROTECTION ON project. MECHANIC" The hospital chairman was (PG! United Artists All Wheel Horse „ instructed to complete plans • I ^ for the chapter to go to the Equipment Grand Rapids Facility on A COMPLETE FIREPLACE SYSTEM WITH THE WINNER OF LAST Nov 7 to • entertain the Veterans there at a party' THE LOOK AND PERMANENCE OF MASONRY WEEK'S FREE CAR DRAWING . In Stock with' refreshments. WAS DON MARTIN OF ELSIE Plans • have been com The Car Was Courtesy of 7-8-10-12-16 - pleted for the North East E-Z SET saves time and money anywhere ... perfect for District meeting with Alice the living room, bedroom, den or family room. It is ideal Cain Buick - Pontiac { ' Horse Power Brooks of Saginaw in charge for low-cost remodeling or multi-floor installations. and chapter 88 as hosts. A luncheon will be served LAWN & GARDEN at noon by the Greenbush E-Z SET can be installed right on a wood floor, directly Ladies Society. against wood studs or flush to a finished wall with zero SAT., SEPT. 29th! TRACTORS An impressive memorial clearance to combustible's. service was held with Grace Another FREE Car Drawing Shipley and Chloe Bar E-Z SET system assembles quickly without the high cost tholomew assisting the of skilled labor. For example, the chimney may be VINCE ACKLES Chaplain Rose Wilkie to Will Take Place. honor the National President installed by one man. who passed away in June Courtesy of Ralph Dara's ELSIE_ and the Charter was draped Community Dodge Sales in mourning her passing. 254 E. Main 862-4482 Billy Pierson won the mystery prize. THE GOVERNMENT OF The committee for the Sept DEPARTMENT OF THETREASURV •'• OLIVE TOWNSHIP meeting is Myrtle Tolles,,' SAND, GRAVEL, OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING 1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. PLANS TO EXPEND ITS REVENUE SHARING ALLOCATION BLACK DIRT, MORTAR WASHINGTON. D.C. 20226 FOR THE ENTITLEMENT PERIOD BEGINNING Chloe Bartholomew, Jeannette Durbin and Ana MORTAR SAND JUL J... J-S?2 " AND ENDING J UN 38.- ±Sf4 I an maculiva pic poiil Barnhardt. READY-MIX (L) DEBT How will the availability ol revenue itisring fundi a f fact ihs . IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER RASED UPON AN. Call Us! ' borrowing requirement* olyourluriidietion? ESTIMATED TOTAL OF *r, P0S# A special silent prayer was 224-2327 AVOIDDEBT INCREASE NO EFFECT ACCOUNT NO. held to honor the Gold Star LESSEN DEBT INCREASE TOO SOON TO B PREDICT EFFECT £5 3- 019 011 Mothers, the women who (Ml TAXES In which of Ihe tollowlnfl manner) ii It e>peeled that the ALIVE TOWNSHIP gave a son to the service for availability ol Revenue Shad no Fundi will nlfaei Ihe tax lovelier your Jurlidicilon? Checkeaminy as eppl/. TOWNSHIP TREASURER their country because', CLINTON COUNTY WILL ENABLE HEDUCINO Witt REDUCE AMOUNT OF RATE PRICE RDR5 Sunday Sept 23 was Gold • HATEOFAMAJORTAX. • INCBEASEOFAMAJORTAX. ST JOHNS ntCHrOAH 483?9 ' Star Mothers Day. W]LLPflEVENTINCIlEA5Elrl E-Z TRIM MASONRY FACE I | NO EFFECT ON TAX LEVELS • HATEOFAMAJORTAX The next meeting will be ' USED BRICK WILLPDEVENT ENACTING J | TOOSOONTO PREDICT EFFECT Sept 28 with special plans for IA NEW MAJOR TAX the October meeting when 817 Church St. Johns CAPITAL EXPENDITURES PERCENT PLANNED FOR: •--•—— "((Xrio' [oiaC tOUlFMIN! COiKU'JtllDN lUOntlON I RtTlklMinr ATTENTION DANCERS BOHATY'S SCHOOL OF DANCE WILL SOON BE STARTING ITS [&*& 1973-74 DANCE SEASON. AS IN YEARS BEFORE, THE BEST ' XT OF TRAINING WILL BE AVAILABLE. ;.**; RESULT:, The ONLY gymnastic routines selected
• THIS SPACE CQNtHSBUIEtl PT1ME l'U(JU51IEH Open house honors Elsie resident
- Ifyoudon'tknow celebrate her 90th birthday i By Neva Keys anniversary, the serving i table and Tillotson and great grandson- Cancer's Elsie Correspondent The hall was decorated in decorated with a red and David Mark flying in from Warning Sig.ials, green and white, with beige' gold rocking chair was made Mohrsville, Pennsylvania Mrs Myrtle Tillotson was lace over green cloths on the by Mrs Nancy Hehrer with for the special event. how do you know honored at an open house serving table and 2 baskets extra cakes made by Mrs Mrs Tillotson has been a August 26 when 129 friends of white glads and deep pink Mary Lou Porubsky. resident of the Elsie area all you haven't got one? and relatives gathered in the sweet peas on small tables as Mrs Porubsky along with her life. She was born Aug 30,' Fellowship Hall of the Elsie, a background. her brother, Bill Tillotson 1883 to David and Ann assisted their parents, Mr Maynard. She worked in the United Methodist Church to The cake which centered and Mrs Leonard Tillotson in Post Office as a clerk for planning the open house. many years, has been a Tresa Hoskins from Lake member of the Elsie United Ronald Risley chosen Odessa registered the Methodist Church for 75 guests, while Mrs Ruby Jean years and a life member of Dunham, Mr and Mrs Elsie Chapter OES. Charles Kridner, Mrs Her late husband was for Who's Who Mildred Whitaker.and Mrs William Tillotson, a rural Agnes Korienck served the mail carrier. She has one cake, ice cream, punch and son, Leonard; one grandson, OVID-Ronald R Risley, student production manager coffee. William; one grand recent graduate of Ovid- for several school concerts. Guests were present from daughter, Mary Louise Elsie High School and son of He was named student of the Flint, Owosso, Midland, Porubsky and 3 great Mr and Mrs Robert Risley, 'Week by the Argus Press and Sandusky, Ithaca and Lake grandchildren, David Mark 2914 Birmingham Rd, has participated in 4-H trips to Odessa as well as the local Tillotson and Stephen and been selected to be featured Yankee Springs and Barry area with grandson Bill Gregory Porbusky. in the 7th annual edition of County. Who's Who Among In addition to having his American High School biography published in TOM'S WESTERN STORE Students. Less than 2% of Who's Who, he will also , , , , , i: : junior and senior class compete for 1 of 10 $1000 •i OVib,; yivj |CHi |."GA N 48"866*-" ••; ; •'• ^ -J%? •' scholarships funded by the ' H'JRKr . AND :PONy - hQlHPM^Nt ;:^ >• ' students nationally are -SUl'J/VHl'rJANCI {V ^WrSTfRN .CLOrHING . awarded this recognition. publishers. He plans to at : tend Michigan State ..•i'iiti,:„,.;f, HI -wan '_•' ihui ''•'•: • " 1^. ' -' *•'"•' Risley has been active in 4- University this fall. .fn .n;pa.t« fan . SA, <>,.<)(> ih-.s.3n:> .*Ef (.517) ,.834>5446' H for 7 years, Ovid-Elsie stage lighting crew, O-E Chorale, Khi Rho Club, Science Club and received an honorary Michigan State Scholarship, and honorary Michigan Competitive Scholarship. He was also senior homeroom representative, a member of a church youth group, senior youth choir and was Us Now While Prices Post Office IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT Are Low! accepting applications Moore Chevrolet V.L MOORE & SON ELSIE -- Postmaster James V. Baese announced WE FEATURE CHOICE STEAKS today that applications are now being accepted, and V AND HOMEMADE PIZZA examinations will be given to establish a register of During Their Year-End Clearance Sale We Cater to Small Parties, Wedding \ eligibles from which future Rehearsals, Birthdays, Anniversaries. Clerk and Substitute Rural EVERY THURSDAY NITE: . . . BUT SUPPLY IS LIMITED OVID PHONE 834-2213 Carrier of Record vacancies Spaghetti & Meat Balls, Salad & Garlic in the Elsie Post Office will Bread; Hot Meat Ball Sandwiches, Veal be filled. Parmesan. No experience is required. All applicants will be Keg-lite Lounge required to take a written EVERY FRIDAY NITE: examination, requiring Perch and White approximately 3 hours OVID I designed to test aptitude for I learning and performing the Fish Dinners Located on M-21 at Ovid Corners duties of the position. Phone 834-2341 Interested persons may obtain an application at' the ElsiffPost Office which must^ be submitted before Sept 30, 1973 for the Clerk examinations. No closing date has been set- for the Substitute Rural Carrier of Record examination. Reg. Separate Items Price SPECIAL PRICE 4398o THIS MONTH Shepardsville ONLY By Lucille Spencer
On Sunday, Sept 9, Church HIGH SCHOOL—FRIDAY-7:50 pm-St. Johns at Mt. Pleasant • Realistic STA-80 82-Watt AM/FM Stereo School will commence its Receiver in Walnut Finish Wood Case year's activities im COLLEGE—SATURDAY — 2:05 pm—Michigan at Iowa mediately following worship • (2) Optimus-2 Bookshelf Speakers service. N.F.L—.MONDAY— 8:45 pm — New York Jets - Green Bay Packers • LAB- 72 Automatic Stereo Changer •On Monday evening, Sept 10, the administrative board will meet at 8 p.m. On Tuesday evening, Sept MID-MICHIGAN'S ONLY RADIO STATION Experience a wide new world ' 11, the Chancel Choir will of musical enjoyment. Beatfty resume its practice at 7 pm OFFERING THIS COMPLETE "LIVE" HIGH and style combine with pro and the prayer and study group will resume its fessional performance in a practice at 7 p.m. and the receiver that features pro Prayer and Study Group will SCHOOL , COLLEGE, AND PROFESSIONAL per bass-to-treble balance at meet at 8 p.m. any Volume setting. Compact Mrs Joyce Davis is a speakers with acoustic-suspen patient at the, Clinton FOOTBALL BROADCAST!!! sion high-compliance woofer Memorial Hospital where and tweeter are enclosed she is recuperating from COMING NEXT WEEK: in walnut wood. • The recent surgery. record changer is a Mrs Wilda Hibbard is also Saturday, Sept. 22 - Notre Dame at Northwestern proven performer a patient at Clinton with counter- Memorial Hospital where weighted arm she is undergoing treatment DITMER BROADCASTING CO. for precise and observation. Morning Star Chapter No tracking. 279 OES of Ovid will resume WRBJ-AM & WRBJ-FM STEREO its year's activities on Tuesday evening, September 11, at 8 pm. L : »X^ •><•* it—™—™ MM—•11fff«—»•»•«•••••!•—•••! raramiiriri ~ BUYING or SELLING? CHARGE IT
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Paul Wickwire Kalamazoo; a sister, Eve and lived all his life in rural Pearce, Ovid; and 2 grand Ovid. He was a farmer. children. EUREKA - Paul J Wick Surviving is 1 nephew, wire, 65, Route 1, Welling Lawrence E Gates of Rd, died Sept 7 at Clinton • Miron Post Newport Beach, Calif. Memorial Hospital in St Johns following a brief ST JOHNS -- Funeral Russell Wheaton illness. services were held Sept 8 at Funeral services were the Osgood Funeral Home ANGOLA, Ind--Russell conducted Sept 10 at the for Miron E Post, 73, 2985 W Wheaton, 63, of Angola, Ind, Osgood Funeral Home. The Maple Rapids Rd, who died died Sept 4 following a short Rev Paul Jones officiated, Spet 6 at Carson City illness. He was born and Winner of the St Johns City Slow-Pitch Championship is this Central National Bank with interment at Eureka Hospital following a lengthy raised in Indiana, was a team. Members of the team are (front, from left) Don Matice, Brian Zeeb, Steve Cut- Cemetery, illness. Norman Wood of former resident of St Johns shaw, Craig Knight, Tom Hufnagel, Dan Rehman, Roberto Rositas, Dave Bott Dan It's natural to have questions about He was born in Akron, NY, ficiated, with burial at Union ' and had spent the last 14 Matice, Jeff Hazle, Steve Pytlowanyj, Bruce Thelen, Jack Purvis and Thorn Kirby, Not funeral service, so it's natural you July 15, 1908 to John D and Home Cemetery. years in Bradenton, Fla. shown are John Thelen, Nick Pytlowanyj and Rick Matice. Kevin Hayes presentes the should ask them. Our counsel is Alberta (Ennis) Wickwire. Mr Post was born in Surviving are his wife, trophy. always freely provided. He moved to Eureka in 1946, Greenbush Twp, April 18, Marie; parents Mr and Mrs where he and,the former 1900 to Edgar and Katherine Daniel Wheaton; 2 Beatrice Fisher were (Goddard) Post. He resided daughters, Mrs Phyllis Stutz married on Nov 25, 1948. in Clinton County most of his , of Angola and Mrs Gayle He was employed as a life where he worked as a I Stevens ofjst Johns; a son laborer with the Clinton farmer. i * ' Roger of Scott, Louisiana County Road Commission. He and the former Zelma and 7 grandchildren. ^ Surviving are his widow, Kirby were married' in Beatrice; 2 brothers, John of Detroit, Nov 10, 1923. She Eureka, and Charles of survives. A member of the FUNERAL HOMES Monroeville, Ohio; 3 sisters, Greenbush Twp Board for Thomas Cox OSGOOD^GOERGEO^ Jane Sheldon, Owosso; many years, he also FOWLER Gladys Westendorf St Johns; belonged to the Greenbush ST. JOHNS " "- "-- and Mabel Sheldon of Methodist Church. ABBOTTS HOUGHTOn^ Harrison; 3 stepsons, Donald Surviving in addition to his MAPLE RAPIDS OVIO Brewbaker Ovid; Leon widow are 1 son, Robert Post ST JOHNS -- Thomas D Brewbaker of St Johns; and of Holt; 2 sisters, Katherine *.Cox, 21, 506 S Lansing Sty Duane Brewbaker, Ganu Ward of Florida; Helen Post, died Sept 4 following a car brills, D; 2 step-daughters, St Johns; and 4 grand accident on US-27 at Price Virginia Devereaux ,of children. Rd. DeWitt; and Betty Boog, Funeral services were Bannister. Judson P. Gates conducted at the Hoag Funeral Home, with burial Runncrs-up for the St Johns City League Slow Pitch Championship were these Bruno's at South Bingham Cemetery. AAayne He was born in Lansing, Bar players. They are (frojuVfrom left) Don Rademacher, Elvin Wieber, Randee OVID-Funeral services Nov 1, 1951 to Edwin and Flowers, Cary Hambletontftfark Eton, Tom Danley, Ivan Sperry, Jon Scranton, Terry Armstrong were held Wednesday, Sept Phyllis (Parker) Cox, and Dean, Charlie Edwards, Scott Bennett and John Ballard. Presenting the trophy is Kevin 12 from Houghton Chapel of attended St Johns High Hayes. Osgood Funeral Home for School. LANSING - Mayne M. Judson P Gates, 87, 2101 Armstrong, 83, former Surviving in addition to his Harmon Rd, Ovid. parents are 3 brothers, resident of 204 S Alger St, He died Monday, Sept 10 at GOT THIS? GET THIS! Lansing, died Sept 5 at a Robert and Donald, both of 7:05 pm at Ovid Con Lansing; Wayne, at home; 4 Add new beauty to your home and end costly repairs by Lansing convalescent home. valescent Manor. Funeral services were sisters, Vivian Wineland, St replacing your old wooden hatchway with a modern, all Burial was at Maple Grove Johns; Cristine, Alice and steel BILCO Door. held at the Lee R. Rummell Cemetery. Funeral Home, DeWitt, on Corrine, all at home; It's permanent, neat looking and watertight too! He was born Aug 3,1886 in grandparents, Mr and Mrs Sept 7. The Rev Rockney Ovid Twp, the son of Frank Wing officiated, with in Harley Parker of AMERICA'S FINEST and Addie E Gates. He was a Williamston and Francis Cox BASEMENT DOOR terment at Deepdale graduate of Ovid High School mM£mj£ Memorial Park in Lansing. of Wyandotte, Okla. Stop in and see our display, or call us for free literature. She was born in Elsie, If you wish, we can suggest a man to install it. April 18, 1890, the'daughter of Warren and Mary Corp. St Joseph School She resided in Lansing most of her life, worked as a CHAMBERLAIN homemaker and was a member of Pilgrim sights vision Congregatioanal Church of Jim O'Connor and Mel Sehlke accept team trophies for BUILDING SUPPLY Lansing. St Joseph school year began with a Mass which had their teams leading the 1973 St Johns City Slowpitch 834-2300 Surviving are 1 daughter, officially began Thursday, for its theme "Uniqueness in leagues. Kevin Hayes presented the trophies. 218 E. Williams OVID Burneda Hanna of Mason; a August 30, with orientation Oneness." Father William son, Laurence Armstrong, mt day for teachers. Orientation Hankerd was the celebrant. Sister Lucy Schneider/said, 1 "Since the purpose* of slide CLINTON COUNTY ZONING presentation on the philosophy and activities of St Joseph School was presented fc by Miss Janet APPEAL BOARD MEETING Sipkovsky and Mrs Tomi Ann Schultheiss. They distance of l,268.76');th. ST 04*>49'07" W. a distance of developed it during the A regular meeting of the Clinton County Zoning Appeal summer by using pictures Board will be held on Monday, September 17, 1973 at 1,319.14' to an iron pin in the S. In. of sd. Sec. 34 (sd. iron Bruce Thelen (left) and Steve Cutshaw (center) presenUhe St Johns City Slowjjitch pin also being N. 84*57*31" W, a distance of 1,977.90' taken during the previous 8:00 p.m. in the Courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan. At school year. Many sectional League championship trophy to Harold Wcllman, president of Central National Bank, that time the following applications will be heard: from a monument at the SE cor. of sd. sec. 34); The. N. sponsor of the championship team. Thelen is the Central National team coach. 8*'57'31" W, a distance of 1,977.90' to the pi. of beg. (& meetings were also held. passing the quarter sec. In. at a distance of 659.30') & The school is continuing a non-graded program for the RILEY TOWNSHIP cont. a total of 59.209 ac, m/1 of which 39.242 ac. is located in SW 1/4 of Sec. 34, & 19.967 ac. is located in SE first through fourth year NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGE IN 1/4 of Sec. 34. students in the subject areas The appeal of Orla and Blanche Law to occupy a of reading and math. "The mobile home on the following described parcel of land: SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES OLIVE TOWNSHIP W 1/3 of N. 3/4 of NE 1/4, Sec. 30, T6N-R3W, Clinton (SEE PAGE 14A) County, Michigan. # The appeal of Paul C. Linnell to erect a dwelling closer to the rear property line than allowed by the Clinton In accordance with act. No. 269,PublicActs of 1955, VICTOR TOWNSHIP County Zoning Ordinance on the following desc. par. of Id: chapter 5, Sec. 461, notice is hereby given that a The appeal of Tillie Brueshaber to occupy a mobile Opm&jtte* •hearing of the Clinton County Intermediate Board home on the following described parcel of land: The W1/2 of NW1/4 of the NE1/4 of Sec. 33, Olive Twp\' and the Shiawassee County Boards of Education will T6N-R2W, Clinton County, Michigan. Excepting from VAN W. HOAG That part S. of Rd. of E1/4 of W1/4 of SE frl. 1/4, Sec. therefrom land desc. as: be held at the time and place specified below, to 31, T6N-R1W. Also E1/2 of SE 1/4 S. of rd. Sec. 31, T6N- consider petitions to transfer property from the St. R1W, exc. 40 rds. E & W by 32 rds. N&S in SE cor. Beg. atN 1/4 cor. of Sec. 33, T6N-R2W, Olive T6N-R2W, Johns Public School District to the Laingsburg Public thereof. Olive Twp, Clinton County, Mich; th. E. alg. the N. In. Dear friends. of sec. 33,110'; th. S. 09°25*30" E, 259.20' to the P.I. of a School District. curve (curve data - tangent -28'., radius - 68.06', Arc ' It deserves emphasis that DEWITT-TOWNSHIP the time, the place, the char Length - 53.13'); th. S. 35«18'00"W, 185.83' to the P.I. of acter of the funeral service, Beginning at S.E. Cor. of NW % Sec. 21/T6N-R.1W th. a curve; th. S. 20&27'00" E. 446.75' to theP.I. of a curve; the merchandise used, Jhe t The appeal of Maxwell & Assoc, to allow 3', instead of th. S. 42 42'30'W, 48.33' to the P.I. of a curve; th. S. W. 24 rds, N 27 rds, th E. 24 rds, th. S. 27 rds, to the required 4*, sidewalks in a mobile home-park, and, cemetery selected - these are 71 20*30"W, 28.87' to the P.I. of a curve; th. N. decisions of the family of the beginning. Belonging to James C. & Dianne M. Pratt also to allow mobile homes to be set on concrete piers, 72»35'30"W, 111.54' to the P.I. of a curve; th. S. deceased. The flineral .direc below frost, instead of constructing a full cement slab OEr?50'00"W, 94.20' to the P.I. of a curve; th. S. tor acts'only RS a represents-' on the following described par. of Id; 10^5'00"E, 189.08'; th. W. // to the N. In. of Sec. 33 tlve of the family. PLACE OF MEETING: The clergyman should be* 54.20' to the N-S1/4 In. of Sec. 33 th. N. alg. sd. N-S1/4 consulted In matters that con Clinton Co. Intermediate Office Situated in the State of Mich, County of Clinton, Twp. of In., lll.29-or - ft. to the POB. DeWitt & being a portion of SW 1/4, Sec. 34 &. th SE cern him before anydeclslons 4179 South llS. 27 1/4, Sec. 34 in T5N-R2W, & more particularly desc. as are made. foils: St. Johns, Michigan GREENBUSH TOWNSHIP Respectfully, TIME: Com. for reference at a 3/4'! pipe monument at the SW cor. of sd, Sec. 34, th. S. 84»57»31" E, a dist. of 1,318.60* The appeal of Beck's Farm Market, Inc. to erect an 8:00 P.M. alg. the S. In. of Sec, 34 to an iron pin marking the true addition closer to the road r/w than the minimum pi. of beg. of the tract herein to be conveyed: allowed by the Clinton County Zoning Ordinance on the following described parcel of land: ^V UtAbtfr-*— DATE: Th. N. 04*48*30" E, a distance of 709.51' to a pt; th. S. September 24,1973 84»&6'53"E, a distance of 50' to an iron pin; th. N. 635' E&W by 670' N&S in SE. cor.'bf NE 1/4, Sec. 8, T8N- MPtt'SO* E, a- distance of 610' to an iron pin cen. of R2W, Clinton County, Michigan. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE INVITED TO Coleman Rd. (sd. pin also being on the N. in. of the SE 1/4 of SWd/4 of Sec, 34); th. S. 84*56'53" E, a distance ATTEND THIS MEETING of 1,928.14' alg sd quarter In. & the cen of Coleman Rd Arnold R.Minarik fioag Funeral fiomt to an iron pin (& passing the quarter sec. In. at a Administrator B. Stanley Pocuis, Sec. Sf. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 10A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 wings face season
(1st row, from left) Paul Moore (manager) Russ Waggoner, Brian Studer, John Hayes, Mark Bant'Ray Schueller, Scott Smith, Ted Barnhart, Gil Martinez, Brian Downing, Tim Barz (manager), 2nd row, Marty Brewbaker, Chris Slamka, Drew Carpenter, Jim Lynch, Ray Whltford, Dick Parker, Gary Thelen, Kevin Knight, Chris Richards, 3rd row, Jeff Thornton, Bill Horman, Gary Strous, Dan Whltmore, Ken Andrews, Ron Ballenger, Brent Coffman, Ben Bauman, Jim Moinet, Ben Mills, Brian Pertler, 4th row, Dale Coffman, Ken Randolph, Bob McDonald, Harold Wellman, Carl Bashore, Ron Presocki, Mark Green, Ted Loznak, Mike Simon, Mike Beaufore. Not shown is Ray Schneider and Calem Latimen and Jeff Hazle. Becker begins 3rd season
ST JOHNS -- St Johns with a 4-2 record. Redwing pride will carry football coach Ernie Becker Becker has 13 lettermen them through a very tough begins his 3d season at the returning from last year's schedule. helm of the Redwings Friday squad, but only 6 were Linemen who have shown night in Mt Pleasant against starters on either offense or promise so far are Brian the Oilers. defense. Downing, senior center; The Redwings are coming Again the Redwings will be Brent Coffman, senior off a 2d place finish in the very small in the line, but tackle; Ray Schueller, co- JOE GONZALES, ERNIE BECKER West Central Conference hopes are high that the captain and has looked good at strong end; Chris Slamka, AND BOB TISSOT senior tackle; Jeff Thornton, junior guard; Dick Parker, senior guard; Jeff Hazle, junior tackle and Jim Lynch, nerback; Marty Brewbaker, and Waverly as the pre senior end. senior linebacker and Mark season favorites with Alma Showing promise in the Green, junior linebacker. and Hastings as darkhorses. St Johns schedule backfield have been Brian Becker indicates the Becker ^has made some Pertler, junior quarterback; schedule is very tough with switches in positions that he Harold Wellman, junior up- Mt Pleasant, Holt, Waverly,' hopes will strengthen the back; Kevin Knight, junior Grand Ledge, Alma and arch team. The most significant tailback; Mark Barz, senior rival Ovid-Elsie as being has been the change of Kevin Sept 14 MtPleasant (A) Oct 12 Waverly (H) swi ngback; Rus ty potential powerhouses. - Knight, last year's number 1 Sept 21 Charlotte (A) Oct 19 Hastings (A) Waggoner, senior tailback; In the West Central, quarterback to the tailback Sept 28 Holt (H) Oct 26 Grand Ledge (H) John Hayes, senior cor- Becker sees Grand Ledge position. Oct 5 Ionia (A) Nov 2 Alma (A) September 13, I973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 11A Fowler looking to gain experience
FOWLER -- Fowler In addition to expected football coach Steve Spicer strong contests from teams sees the key to the Eagles' such as Pewamo- 1973. as the 1st couple of Westphalia, DeWitt, Pot- games to see how several tervilje and Bellevue, Spicer new players progress and said Laingsburg has the get experience. entire squad back from last The team will be year. rebuilding this year after a 1972 season of 6-1. Fowler's only loss, came at the last FOWLER ROSTER game of the season when DaveHalfman .- C they fell to Springport 6-0. GlenThelen " T Gone from that team are Bill Feldpausch LB 15 starters who graduated. Frank Koenigsknecht , DE Of the several returning Bob MacKinnon - DH lettermen, Spicer says only Russ Nowach DH about 6 played a lot during Ken Halfman T the 1972 season, SteveMueller '*••••- x • Among those 12 players Roger Thelen . QB who will riot, be back this (Front, from left) Steve Fox, Lee Feldpausch, Glen Simon, Mark Kramer, Bob MacKinnon, Roger Thelen, John PatFeldpausch G year, were 5 All-Leaguers on Pung, Frank Koenigsknecht, Brian McKean, Keith Feldpausch, Jim Schnejder, Terry Thelen, Pat Feldpausch, Steve DeanSchrauben E defense. - Mueller, Julius KoenigBknecht, Louie Martin, Bill' Feldpausch^ Ken Halfman, Mark Koenigsknecht, Jerry Am- Andy George - • E Spicer said 5 of his brustmaker, Dean Schrueben, Ron Johnson, Glen Thelen, DaveHalfman, Mike Graff, Andy George and Brad Miller. Terry Thelen FB defensive players will bet Brian McKean FB returning however, but John Pung HB added that only 2 of the of Lee Feldpausch HB fensive starters remain from Steve Fox G last year's squad. Louie Martin T Julius Koenigsknecht E Returning to the squad this BradMHler E season are Dave Halfman, Mark Koenigsknecht C center; GlenThelen, tackle; Keith Fedpausch HB Bill Feldpausch, linebacker; Jerry Armbrustmacher T Frank Koenigsknecht, Ron. Johnson ,T defensive . end; , Bob Mark Kramer G MacKinnon, defensive Glen Simon G halfback; Russ Nowach, Mike Graff QB defensive halfback; Ken Jim Schneider HB Halfman, tackle; Steve Mueller, tackle; Roger Thelen, quarterback and Pat Feldpausch, guard. Spicer is depending on the VICTORY TO THE EAGLES rest of the roster to gain experience quickly. They are Becker's Department Store Simon Bros. Trucking Dean Schraubenr end; Andy George, end; Terry Thelen, fullback; Brian McKean, Becker Furniture Edinger Chevrolet fullback; John Pung, half Fowler Eagle back ;' Lee Feldpausch, halfback; Steve Fox, guard; . Louie Martin, tackle; Julius ' Farmer's Co-op Elevator Finkbeiner's Pharmacy Koenigsknecht, end; Brad Miller, end; Mark schedule Koenigsknecht, center; Gamble Store Fox Implement Co. ' Keith Feldpausch, halfback; Jerry Armbrustmacher, Sept 14 Portland tackle; Ron Johnson, tackle; St Pats (A) Mark Kramer, 4uard; Glen Miller's Taverr: Hafner's Electric Sept 21 Webberville"' (H) Simon, guard; Mike Graff, Sept 28 Olivet (A) quarterback and Jim Oct 5 Laingsburg (H) Schneider, halfback. Simon's Planing Mill Mathews Elevator Oct 12 Potterville Coach Spicer sees the Homecoming (H) Central Michigan Athletic Oct 19 DeWitt (A) Conference as a balanced Oct 26 Pewamo - league. Frechen's Market & Sports Center Westphalia. (H) Nov 2 Bellevue * (A) Nov 9 Fulton ''• Cr^*$iviy~'• ' ^Sponsored By The Above Fowler Merchants • J£ *v. Parents Nightss '(H)
OVID-ELSIE -- After finishing the past 3 seasons with 8-1 records the Ovid- Elsie Marauders are now in the proverbial "rebuilding" process. Coach Mark O'Donnell said, "The 1973 season will be a complete turnabout. We v. are rebuilding with only 2 j:..h m&i, - regulars returning, com pared to many regulars in years previous. "I predict that Corunna, Ithaca and Chesaning should be the teams^ to beat in the next season, but we are not -- -going to lie down and die just just because we have so few », lettermen. "If our junior varsity, who incidentally, had a 7-i season, could Come through with success, I believe we should beright in the thick of the battle for the cham pionship, or at least we will be a deciding factor in who wins the, championship. Even though this is a rebuilding year, I look for a ; (Front, from left)R Leslie, T Quine, D Rehea, D Heheler, D Baese, Bancroft, F Heinz, G Kellogg, D Cross, R winning season." Nethaway, P Tomasek, R Bowles, G Pontack, G Martin, P Munson, D Mtbbler, W Bowen, K Baese, J Jorae, J Hubbard, (Front, from left) Greg Kellogg, Rod Leslie, Gator Pontack, Rob Nethaway, Paul O'Donnell says the MRummell, manager M Pillard, TGowney, RDoven, R Harrington, L Smith, P Case, B Welton, D Goodrich, T Bolton, Tomasek, Mike Rummell, Tim Quine, Kirk Baese, Randy Bowles, Greg Bancroft and Marauders are working and C Woodard, P Heinz, L Cox, D Dietrich. D Maag, D Latz, R Valentine, E Hellermann, T Bracey, J Quine, J Bashore, T Perry Munson. facing the season with "a lot Gelger. * of enthusiasm." He said there will probably be a lot of Also expected to carry a mistakes in the 1st game, but large share of the 1973 action; •added, "Well get better are Tim Quine at halfback; every game." Kirk Baese, defensive back; BE TOUGH, MARAUDERS! Although the squad lacks Rod Leslie, guard; Mike experience overall, Rummell, tackle, Gator Darling's, Inc. Deisler's Flowers O'Donnell describes the Pontack, center; Greg team as young and eager. "I Kellogg, end and Greg enjoy coachng them," he Bancroft, a back and Watt Florist '' Chamberlain Building Supply said, "they're a great bunch capable punter. Ovid-Elsie of kids who are really Listed as former junior devoted." varsity members who should Maron's IGA Foodliner Ovid Service Agency He says the Marauders be a key in the rebuilding will be depending on the 3 program are Greg Martin, schedule team captains to handle the guard; Tim Bolton, guard; job of leading the squad. Brian Welton, tackle; Dennis Ovid Hardware Ken's Mkt. those captains are Paul Cross, tackle; Dug Goodrich, Tomasek, Rob Nethaway tackle; Ted Geiger, end; Sept 14 Portland (H) arid Randy Bowles. Jdck Bashore, halfback; Ovid Roller Mills Debar Chevrolet Sept 21 Chesaning (A) O'Donnell said Nethaway Tim QUine, halfback; Rex Sept 28 Bullock Crrek should be All-State. "Nobody Ballentlne, halfback; Dean *• - * - Dad's Night (H) should be able to take him Hibbler, halfback; Perry Munson, quarterback and Bancroft's Clothing ,. Oct 5 Corunna (H) out on defense," O'Donnell . Levey's Jewelry Oct 12 St Louis said. Paul Case, halfback. Homecoming (H) Oct 19 Ithaca (A) Oct 26 SwanVaUey (A) VX 1V!odre~& Son Chevrolet Nov 2 Bridgeport (A) Nov 9 St Johns (A) Sponsored By these Ovid-Elsie Sports Boosters 12A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 DeWitt Panthers plan on speed DeWitt Roster
Dan Conley T Greg McClain T DEWITT - Although the Jack Lenneman E DeWitt Panthers ^Ul be Bob Wick B facing CMAC football foes Tom Kirchin C with a team small in size and Al Brown B depth, Coach Tom Isanhart Doug Black B hopes to use the speed of Joe Cavanaugh T such a squad against op Bob Rice QB ponents in the well-balanced Mike Krohn G conference. Monty Kosloski G Because of the relatively Jeff Chandler B small offense, averaging 160 John Perez G pounds, Isanhart said the Mark Schaar C Panthers "will have to open Dan Nelson G up their passing game." Steve Ruble E The Panthers have 2 Paul Simon T quarterbacks in Bob Rice Steve Dalman E and Warren Willits who have Steve Church E proven they can throw the Rick Moody B ball. Rice started the last 4 Ron VanDeusen B games of the 1972 season and Bruce Brown E took to the air to score many Rob Sherwood E of the Panther points in those T Tim Marriott B contests. MikeFertuson Defensively DeWitt -will (Front, from left) Dan Conley, Greg McClain, Jack Lcnneman, Bob Wick, Tom Kirch in, Al Brown, Doug Black, Joe Warren Willits QB average about 155 pounds. Cavanaugh, Bob Rice, Mike Krolin. Monty Kosloski, Jeff Chandler, John Perez, Mark Schaar, Dan Nelson, Steve Ruble, Rocky Rushton T Although small, Isanhart Paul Simon, Steve Dalman, Steve Church, Rick Moody, Ron VanDeusen, Bruce Brown, Bob Sherwood, Tim Marriott, plans on using the speed of Mike Ferguson, Warren Willits, Rocky Rushton. Not pictured is Chuck Berkimer. such a defense and pursuit may wind up being the name of the defensive game for the Panthers. Joe Cavanaugh, a 2-year veteran, will lead the defense and Isanhart is expecting strong per formances from Bruce Brown and Doug Black who both have experience. Lots of action is expected for Bob Wicke, a versatile competitor who can be used Dewitt as a tailback, guard or backup quarterback. schedul e Bill Fowler Ford Sales Ralph's Heating & Cooling Select Mobile Homes Sept 14 Potterville (A) Sept 21 Portland Roger A. Overway Insurance St Pats (H) DeWitt Pharmacy Terrenova's Sept 28 Pewamo - Westphalia (H) (Homecoming) Howe's Greenhouse Culligan Water Conditioning Ballard Home Center Oct 5 Bellevue (A) Oct 12 Fulton (A) Oct 19 Fowler (H) Dalman Hardware Industrial Phosphating Co. Inc. Keek's Appliances Oct 26 Webberville (A) Br tiiur t Nov 2 Olivet (H) Sponsored By These DeWitt Sports Boosters" Nov 9 Laingsburg Registers Customer Do You Know? • BEE'S WASH USES EXTRA LARGE ROCKER BEVERLY ARCHER OF BEE'S STAFF CONGRATULATES STEPHEN SMITH OF ROUTE 3, PANEL BRUSHES FOR LATE MODEL CARS! ST. JOHNS FOR BEING THE 20,000 th CUSTOMER TO UTILIZE BEE'S CAR .WASH. HIS • BEE'S WASH COLLECTS RAIN WATER FROM ROOF l REWARD WAS 20 CASH AND 20 FREE CAR WASH CERTIFICATES. ATTENDANT PAT V IN STORAGE FOR BETTER WASHING! THELEN WATCHES APPROVINGLY. l • BEE'S HAND DRIES CAR AFTER WASH! Located just off Townsend Rd. behind Bee's • BEE'S HAVE COLD WAX AND HOT WAX! Chevrolet Oldsmobile facility south of St. Johns an U.S. 27. • BEE'S HAVE AN UNDER BODY WASH! Remember . . . ALL PROCEEDS >gSfvS$ LET BEE'S CAR WASH EXPERTS BOY SCOUT FOR BOY /!&££& CAR WASH ' PURPOSES SERVE YOUR CAR'S NEEDS! Saturday, Sept. 15 m HOURS: 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. DAILY - 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. SUNDAY 8 a.m. till all served * September 13,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS^ St. Johns, Michigan 13A Westphalia Next Sunday in STMARY'S CHURCH Westphalia Rev AIoyslusH Miller-Pastor Clinton County churches Rev James J. Schmitt • Administrator Phone 587-4201 All Churches in Clinton County are invited to send Saturday Night Masses: 4:30 & 7:00 ' their weekly announcements to The Clinton County p-m. Sunday Morning 6:00,.8:00, 10:00 News. They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to Insure Weekdays Monday & Friday 7:15 & 11:20 A.M. publication in the current week's issue. Tues. & Thurs 7:15 & 8:30 A.M, Wednesday 7:15 & 7:30 P.M. ST TIIERESE CATHOLIC CHURCH Confessions 10 to 10:30 en Sunday Holidays 5:30,7:15 & 11:20 A.M. 7:30 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL SEVENTH DAY ADVENT1STS 1 CHURCH 686 North Lanslnfl Street Fathers Francis Murray, Joseph morning P.M. Avorlll M. Carson, Minister Elder, E.F. Herzel, Pastor Droste and Lawrence Dclaney Wednesday Evening Mass 7:30 P,M. •Thursday, Sept 13 Services held on Saturday Rectory: 102 W Randolph, Lansing CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 7i30 pm Board Meetings 9:15 am • Church Service Phone 439-9051 Rev Wayne Gassman 8i30 pm Church Council 10:30 am * Sabbath School Service Mass Schedule - Saturday: 7 pm, M-21 at Elsie Rd Sunday, Sept 16 Sunday: 6, 8,10,12: DeWitt, 9 am 9:45 am Sunday School 9i45 am Church school Holiday: 7, 8,10 am; 5;30, 7:30 pm 11:00 am Morning Worship lliOO am Morning Worship WEST PILGRIM UNITED Weekday Masses: 8 am, 7:30 pm 7:00 pm Evening Worship Area Tuesday, Sept 18 METHODIST CHURCH Confessions - Saturday: 3:30 to 5 and 7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting liOO pm Priscllla Alden Corner of Parks and Grove Rd 7:30 to 9; Eves of Holidays, 8 to9 THE UNITED METHODIST 8i00 pm Pearl Caldwell Vesper Rev Brian K. Sheen, Minister Baptism: Sunday at 1 pm Please call CHURCH Wednesday, Sept 19 * 9:30 am - Worship Service in advance ___^_ MAPLE RAPIDS 6t45 Boy Scout Troop No 81 10:45 am - Church School SOUTH RILEY BIBLE CHURCH Fowler Area Pastor Rev J. Thomas Churn • ASSEMRLYOFGOD Willard Farrier, Pastor MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Parsonage-Middle ton S US-27 &E Baldwin Located 1/2 mile east of Francis Road Rev Fr Albert J. Schmitt, Pastor Phone 236-7742 v '. "ED METHODIST CHURCH , , Joseph F. Eaer, Jr, Pastor on Chadwick Road Sunday Masses-6:30,B:30 and 10:30 Sunday 10:00 am • Sunday School •10 am - Sunday School am Rev Francis C. Johannides - Minister 11 am - Worship Service 9:30 am Worship Service 11:00 am - Morning Worship Weekdays - During school year, 7:30 ,10s30,am Sunday School Worship-10 am ' 6;30 pm - Youth Service and 8:30 am 7;30 pm - Sunday Evening ' Holy Days • 5;30, 7:30 am and 7:tf0 , Tueiday-jv, ,_ HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH "T 7iq0 prfrsenlprChoIr Practice FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7:00 pm - Wednesday, second and pm and 7;00 pm eve before fourth WMC 380 W Herbison Rd, DeWitt Sorrowful Mother Novena - Friday, "Wednesday ^ South US-27 7:30 pm • Wednesday evening service Telephone: 669-3930 . _ 7:30 pm 2nd Wednesday each month Paul A. Travis, Paslor David B Franzmeier, Pastor Saturdays - 7:30 am and 7:00 pm 7t00 pm W.S.C.S. 9:45 am Bible School Telephone: 669^606 Thursday 10:55 am Worship Service * IOIOO .Bible Study Sunday Worship - 9:30 ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH 11 am Children's Churches Tuesday - Directions at IJawn 7:00 GREENBUSII UNITED METHODISl 6 pm IN-TIME and HI-TIME PRICE UNITED METHODIST- Fowler, Michigan CHURCH am •H.E. Rossow, Pastor CHURCH 7 pm Evening Worship Scott and Marshall Roads 5:00 pm Church Training Rev.Darold B.Boyd 9i30 am Worship ' 9:45 am - Church School ST ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10i30 am Sunday School & 6:00 pm Evening Worship 11:00 am - Morning Worship Corner US-27 and Webh Road Bible Class Pastor - Norman Wood , Each Wed 7 pm The Hour of Power Women's Society meets the last Rev Glenn V. Cathey, Jr, Vicar Sunday: Toi30 am Church School for the whole family. B pm Choir Wednesday of each month, Dinner at • Residence 669-3967 Church 669-9308 WSCS 3rd Wednesday at 8 pm practice. 12:30. Meeting at 1:30. First & Third Sundays Elsie Area BtOO pm - Choir Practice - 1 Youth Fellowship meets the first- Morning Prayer 9 am LOWE UNITED "METHODIST' Jr. Basketball and third Monday of each month at Second & Fourth Sundays . ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH " First Sunday-Communion Service 7:30 pm Hpiy Communion 9 am Rev David Litchfield, Minister Lowe and North Lowe Road First Tuesday-Deacon's Meeting Council of Church Ministries anc 9:30 am - Morning Worship Minister Rev. Harold McGulre Second Tuesday-Ladies' Missionary Administrative Board meets the first VALLEY FARMS BAPTIST CHURCH, 10:30 am -Sunday School, Supt Merle Sunday of each month following a 241 EState Road Merle Baese Sunday school 9-10 am Circle. church Worship 10:15-11:15 Mon-Frl "Moments of Meditation ,, potluck dinner at noon. x Rev LaVern Bretz, Pastor Youth choir meets each Wednesday 9:45-10:45 am-Church School, There* DUPLAIN METHODIST CHURCH Choir 8-9 pm Thursday 9:15 am Radio WRBJ tat 7 pm is a class for everyone from the UMW 7:30 2nd Wed of every Church office hours Rev David Litchfield, Minister month ' Senior choir meets each Wednesday youngest to the oldest. The Bible is our 1 9-12 & 1-3 Mon thru Frl , at 7:30 pm textbook 10 am - Sunday School, Supt Ken Prayer study Group 10-11 11 ani -12 Noon - Morning Worship, neth Kiger CONGREGATIONAL Junior Church for children through 6lh 11 am - Worship Service CHRISTIAN CHURCH 'grade 2619 E Maple Rapids Road Rev Paul ST JOHNS'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 5:30 pm - BYF for both Juniors and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH R. Jones, Pastor Corner of Mead and Walker Kingdom Hall Seniors 10 am Sunday School Rev. Phone 224-7709 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rectory 406 E Walker 1993 North Lansing St 7:00 pm • Evangelistic Service Cowley, Sup't 10 am Bible School for everyone OVID, MICHIGAN Phone 224-2600 Tuesday, 7:30 pm - Congregation , 8:00 pm - Morning Choir Practices 11am Worship Service 11 am Morning Worship Office 224-2885 Book Studies. Text studied; "The Wednesday, 7:00 pm - Mid-week 6(30 pm Junior & Senior 7:30 pm Adult Bible discussions. . Nations Shall Know That I am Prayer Service; 8:00 pm - Morning B.Y.F. Nursery provided during services 1973 Schedule Jehovah-How? " Choir Practice 7i00 pm Evening Service 6:30 pm Youth Meetings Every Sunday 8 am Holy Com Thursday, 7:30 pm - Theocratic Saturday 10:00 am • Jr Choir 7i00 pm Wednesday, Junior 6:45 pm Wednesday Jr. Choir practice and Senior Choir Practice , munion 'Ministry School-Texts Used: "Bible" Chancel Choir, 7:30 pm ^K^K^?L0'H^V^V^M^'H^'K^*^'M^'>t^t^V^?t4?>t^t^>L0?<^H^X^H^ M^>t^K^i C^M^lt^lt 2d & 4th Sunday 10 am Holy Com and "Aid to Bible Understanding" 8:30 1st Thursday 7:30 pm - Woman's. 7t30 pm Wednesday, Prayer munion and Sermon pm Service Meeting Mission Society and Bible study Other Sundays - 10 am - Morning , Sunday, 9:30 am - Public Lecture - 2nd Saturday 2:00 pm • Ann Judson ' Prayer and Sermon Given by Qualified Representative of Guild for Jr Hi girls DUPLAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST Eureka Area Nursery & church school 10 am for the Watchtower, Bible and tract 3rd Tuesday 6:30 pm - Men's 3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High School nursery through 6th Society. lo:30am- Watchtower Study - Fellowship 5565 E Colony Road CONGREGATIONAL Every Monday eve 7 pm - Spiritual Current issue of the "Watchtower" Justin Shepard, Minister CHRISTIAN CHURCH Healing Service 2619 E Maple Rapids Road 1 magazine studies. Bill Nichelson, Youth Minister 1st • 3d Mondays 7 pm Senior PUBLIC INVITED SOUTH DEWITT CHURCH Rev Paul R. Jones, Pastor Citizens NO COLLECTION TAKEN OF CHRIST 9:45 am - Sunday School Phone 224-7709 \ 2d & 4th Tuesday - Noon - Senior 2931 Harbison beside DeWitt 11 am-Church 10 am - Bible School for everyone Citizens FIRST CHURCH OF GOD High School 6 pm - Youth fellowship and 11 am • Morning Worship Every /Tuesday morning and Rev Jeff Webb Minister! Dr. James Glrdwood adult Bible Study ' 7:30 pm - Adult Bible'discussions. Tel 669-5000 or 626-6006 Nursery provided during services evening weight watchers 312 N US-27 7 pm - Evening Service 1 2d Wednesday 1-5 pm Family 9i30 am Bible School 7 pm Wednesday - Prayer Meeting 6:30 pm • Youth Meetings Phone 224-2443 1OI30 am Morning Worship 1 G:45 pm • Wednesday, Jr. Choir; Planning Clinic 9:45 am Church School. li:00 am 1 1st it 3rd Wed morning OEO Worship Service. 7:00 pm Evening Communion Weekly ST CYRILCATHOLIC CHURCH Chancel Choir, 7130 pm -. Nutrition Class 6:30 pm Youth Groups Worshlp.8:Mpm Youth Fellowship 1st 7:30 pm Evening Worship Rev Thomas M Kowalczyk, Pastor Every other Wed evening 7:30 Cadet and 3rd Sunday of the month. POBOX97517EMainSt Girl Scouts Wednesday: 7:45 pm Family Bible Wednasdav Bannister, 43807 Phone: 862-5270 Every 4th Thursday Jaycettes 8 pm , Study. 7:30 pm Hour of Power: Sunday Lituraies: Saturday • 7:00 Every Thursday 8 pm AA Al Anon ' Prayer and Bible Study pm Sunday- 8:30 and 10:30 am Every Friday 3:15 pm Brownies CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Holy Day Liturgies: 7:00 am and Area 515 North Lansing Street Thursday, 8:00 pm 7:30 pm Calling Program Confessions: One half hour before MATHERTON COMMUNITY Rev Wesley Manker al^Sundoy Liturgies- ' * Phone 224-7950 "CHURCH ' CHURCH OF CHRIST OF ST. JOHNS 10:00 am - Sunday School '»- tJ,nnnSTBAPTISTcilURCH 2:oo pm - Sunday School iW- 400 EStatc 11:00 am - Morning Worship OF DeWITT, SIIC EAGLE UNITED METHODIST 3:oo pm - Worship Service MlkeHargrave, Minister 6:15 pm - Young People's Service Rev Jerry Cole, Pastor CHURCH 9:30 am Sunday School 7:00 pm - Evening Worship Meeting in the Memorial Building Rev Ray McBratnie, Pastor 10:30 am Morning Worship Wednesday. 6:30 pm - Caravan, 7:45 while we build our new worship center. Telephone 627-6533 or 4B9-3807 5:30 pm Youth Fellowship pm Bible Study and prayer hour Sunday School - 10:00 am 9:30 am - Morning Worship 6:30 pm Evening Service Morning Worship - 11:00 am 10:30 am - Church School Wed. 7:00 pm Prayer Meeting FREE METHODIST CHURCH 5:00 pm Church Training 7:30 pm - Wednesday, Bible Study Call 224-4293 for more information 305 Church Street (i:00pm Evening Worship Meeting in and prayer meeting Phone 224-3349 homes WACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH Robert Bentley, Minister Mid-week prayer service Wed 7:30 METHODIST CHURCH Rev William G. Hankcrd, Pastor 10:00 am • Sunday School < pm ' EAGLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH Rev Edward F. Otto, pastor Rev. Raymond Goehring 11:00 am • Morning Worship Youth fellowship 2nd and 4th Sunday Revnnd Mrs Royal Riirnett, Pastor Phone 626-6623 Associate Pastor 6:00 pm • Evening Worship ut 7 o'clock pm 10:00 a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship: 10:00 am • Rectory—109 Linden St.—Ph 224-3313 Prayer service as announced. Join us in worship where 11:15 am - Morning Worship Church School Classes 11:15 am Convent — 110 S. Oakland—Ph. 224- "everybody is somebody and Christ is 7:30 pm - Wednesday Prayer Jr and Sr Hi Y.F. 6:00 pm 3789, Lord." meeting i Cherub and Youth Choir Wednes THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS School — 201 E. Cass—Ph. 224-2421 For more information call (169-9752 day, 3:00 pm Mass Schedule or write Box 306, DeWitt. Chancel Choir, Thursday, 7:30 pm Saturday Evening—7 pm SALEM UNITED WSCS Noon meetings every 3rd MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE Sunday—7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12. METHODIST CHURCH VALLEY FARMS UNITED Bath Area Wednesday Holy Days—See bulletin. U.S. 27and County Line Rd PENTECOSTAL CHURCH WXYZ Noon meeting every 1st Weekdays—7:30 and 8:30 am and Pastor Paul R. Jones 155 E Sate Rd Wednesday 7:15 pm Phone 224-7709 ReV Nell Bolinger, Pastor RATH UNITED METHODIST Council on Ministries every 3rd Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays, Farsaonge & Office 2620 E. Maple Phone 489-1705 CHURCH Monday at 7:30 :::m^^ ST. JOHNS^*^^ 3:30 to 5 pm: after 7 pm Mass until 9 Rapids Rd, Eureka 9:30 am - Sunday School ^ Rev Clarence Kellh Administrative Board, 4th Monday pm. Weekday evenings—a few 11:00 am - Morning Worship 9:45 am Church School of every "3rd month minutes before evening Mass. Sunday 7:30 pm • Sunday .evening 11:00 am Worship First Fridays—Sacrament of 9:00 Worship Evangelistic 7:00 pm Bible Study Penance. Thursday from 4 to 5 pm and 10:00 Church School Wednesday, 7:30 pm - Youth service Central Naf I Bank Schmitt Electric St Johns Co-op after the evening Mass until all are Thursday, 7:30 pm - Bible Study heard, Mass and Prayers of Adoration 7:30 pmWSCS Third Thursday each We cordially invite you to attend any BATH BAPTIST CHURCH OF ST. JOHNS . ' 1002 E. State at 7:15 pm. Holy Communion on month or all of these services Rev Richard Cole, Pastor St. Johns N. Clinton 10:00 am Sunday School St Johns-Ovid-Pewamo Friday at 6 and 7:15 am. Adoration of , Listen to our international broadcast* Phone 224-4277 Phone 224-2381 the Blessed Sacrament, R:30 pm on HARVESTIME Sunday morning at 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship GROVE BIBLE CHURCH Member FDIC Thursday through 7 pm on First 10:30 am. WRBJ, 1580 on your dial. 7:30 pm Evening Service ReV Robert Prange, Pastor Friday, Midweek Service on Wednesday 7:30 Price and Shepardsville Roads Devotions—Our Motherof Perpetual DeWitt Area ST PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH pm 10:00 am - Sunday School. Classes Help Novena — after 7:15 pm Mass MISSOURI SYNOD for all ages each Tuesday. 4-1/2 miles west or St Johns on M-?i 11:00 am • Morning Worship Religious Instruction Classes- 5-1/2 miles south on Francis road ^ REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 6:30 pm • Young People S & H Farm Phillips Allaby-Brewbaker, Adult Inquiry Class, Tuesday MB pm. 2 miles west on Church Road CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 7:30 pm • Evening Service High School CCD. Wednesday at 8 pm. WAYSIDE CHAPEL Marvin L. Barz, Pastor Corner Up ton Rd&StolI Rd 7:30 pm - Wednesday, prayer Pubic Grade School-CCD. Tuesdays A BIBLE CHURCH 10:30 am - Worship Elder Jerry Balrd ~ meeting Sales & Service Implement from 4 until 5 pm. 14337 Turner Road, DeWilt 9:15 am - Sunday School and Bible Sunday School • 10 am Preaching Ladies Missionary Circle meets 4th Inc. Baptisms—Each Sunday at 1:30 by Rev Douglas Beach, Pastor Classes. Service- 11 am s Thursday COMPANY appointment. Other arrangements by ' Phone 489-9251 Holy Communion first Sunday of the Choir Practice - Wed 6:30 pm Couples Club meets 4th Saturday in New Holland Machinery appointment. 10 am Sunday School month at 8 am, third Sunday of the, Mid-Wcek Prayer Service - Wed 7;30 month Our Specialty 11 am Worship Service month at J.0:30 am > pm 313 N. Lansing St. 108Vi N. Clinton St. Everyone welcome 6 pm Young People 4 Mi. N. on US-27 to . Phone 224-27X7 Sti'Johns, Michigan SAINT JOHN'S LL'THKRAN 7 urn Evening Service French Rd. C'lll'RCII 7:15 pm Wednesday • Bible Study and. Prayer Phone 224-4661 (Missouri Synod) Area KIMBERLY CHURCH OF CHRIST A friendly church with a message, 1007 Kimberly Drive Pastor Robert D. Koeppen for today Ovid Area Fu'*®" Lansing, Michigan 10:15 am Diving Worship Bible Loving - Bible Believing - FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH John Halls 8:00 am Matins Service, 3rd Sunday Bible Preaching THE UNITED CHURCH OF OVID II am • Morning Worship each month 1/2 mile cast of Perrlnton on M-S7,1/2 DeWITT COMMUNITY CHURCH* West Front Street mile south 10 am • Bible Study Holy Comunion, 1st & 3rd Sundays ' (Inter-denominational) Rev, Claude B. Ridley, Jr. Pastor 6 pm - Evening Worship each month at 10:15 am Rev Larry Rhoads, Pastor Egan Ford Burton Abstract Federal-Mogul Murl J Eastman, Pastor Worship Service - 10 am 9:45 am - Sunday School Midweek service 7:30 pm Wednes Jim McGovney, Church School • 11 am 11:00 am • Morning Worship day night Sunday School Supt. Nursery service for all children 7:00 pm - Youth Service CORPORATION MarilynKrol.Co-Supt up to 2nd grade. Sales, Inc. |and Title Company 9!45 am - Sunday School 7:45 pm - Evening Service SHEPHARDSVILLE UNITED II am • Church 7:45 pm - Thursday. Prayer and METHODIST CHURCH 200 W. Higham St. Johns Plant THE WAYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH praise service Phone 224-2285 119 N. Clinton, St. Johns Rev. Richard Abney, Pastor 6 pm - Youth Fellowship WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Dr Darold Boyd, Pastor About 12 miles north 7 pm • Sunday Evening Service "l27WWilliamSt,6vid , 445 Division Street 7 pm - Wcdesday Bible Study and Rev Richard D Purchase East Lansing, 48821 The Corner of N US-27 and Roosevelt 10 am Sunday School and Morning* Rds. Prayer Meeting Pewamo 9:30 am Worship Service, 10:45 am Sunday School -10:00 a.m. Worship. Sunday Evenings 7:30 pm Church School Morning Worship -11:00 a.m. REDEEMER UNITED 7!30 pm Wednesday Prayer Wednesday; 7:00 pm Choir practice. FOWLER METHODIST CHURCH Meetings 8:00 pm Prayer service Sunday evening - '6:00 pm Area AdministratlvcBoard first Monday Wednesday evening service 105 N Bridge St in the month D&B 7i00 pm H. Forest Crum, Pastor OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Wes' Gulf Service Main atOak Street Pewamo, Michigan General meeting of WSCS third 9:30 am - Worship, (nursery Dr Lloyd Walker Thursday in January, April and Mathews Elevator A church where everyone is provided), 10:30 • 11:00 am. Coffee Rev Earl CCopelin, Pastor 1636 Horizon Drive, Ionia September , Party Shoppe welcome Fellowship, U am Church School Mary Ptacok, Church Grain-Feed-Beans Sunday: 10:30 am Morning Worship Afternoon Circle meets second Open Monday thru Saturday 7:00 pm United Methodist Youth Thursday at the homes of members Phone 593-2111 COMMUNITY OFSTJUDE School Supt. Complete Party Supplies Free Pick-up & Delivery Catholic Church 9:45 am Church School. 11:00 am Fellowship Bcrean Circle meets third Thursday Father Jerome Schmltl, Pastor WSCS meets third Thursday of the evening In each month at the homes of 224 N. Clinton S. US-27 Morning Worship. 7 pm Evening month at 2 pm . members 409 Wilson, DeWitt Fellowship Phone 224-3535 Phone 224-2212 Dally Mass: Mon and Thurs - 7:30 Wednesday 7 pm Prayer and Bible ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH ' pm, Tues, Wed.and Frl 7:00 am Study: B pm Senior Choir Farmers Co-op Sunday Mass: 9:00 and 11:15 am Pewamo, Michigan Services at Middle School, DeWitt, , RtRcvMsgrThomasJ.Bo1ger,M.A., ELEVATOR OVID FREE METHODIST CHURCH Pastor "the church with "ads 20:20 vision" Daily Mass - 7:30 am Wayne Feeds and Grain* EAST DeWITT BIBLE CHURCH 1100 N Main St, Ovid Area (Non Denominational) Saturday 4t30 pm & 7:45 pm Phone 593-2420 Round Lake Road 1/4 mile East of US- , Rev Richard Gleason Sunday 8:00 am & 10:00 am 27 BRl DGEVILLE GOSPEL MISSION Antes Cleaners Capitol Savings Church Phone 834-5950 Holy Baptism • Sunday, 1 pm 4 miles south of Pompeii Glen J.Farnham. Pastor Parsonage Phone 834-2473 Sacred Confession • Saturday, 3:30 Pastor JSDingman Pickup and Delivery AND LOAN ASSN. Sunday toioo.am Sunday School find 7:30 pm Sunday 3pm Bible School 10 am - Sunday School. Classes for 11:00 am Morning Worship 108 W, Walker all aged Family Holy Hour for Peace - 3; 45 pm Worship Service Phone 224-4529 222 N. Clinton 6:00 pm Youth F.M.Y. Saturday, 7:15 pm Thursday 7:30 pm Cottage 11 am • Morning Worship 7:30 pm Evening Worship Phone 224-2304 wisfpHALIA 5:45 pm *- Youth Fellowship. Senior, Prayer Meeting 9:30 am Ladles Bible Study every (Announced from ptnplU 14 and up; Jet Cadets, 10-13 Tuesday 7 pm • Evening Service 7:30 pm Wednesday evening Prayer Gunnisonvlile Wednesday Service Maynard-Allen 7:30 pm • Bible Stud/ and prayer. 6:00 pm Teen's Soft Ball every Supervised nursery for babies and Friday Area Parr's Rexall Jim McKenzie small children In alt service*. • STATE BANK "An open door to an open book" HOLYFAMILYCATHOLIC' GUNNISONV1LLE ,,.. A Bible preaching church with a CHURCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ' Store Agency Portland-Sunfitild-Westphalia message for you. u, Ovid, Michigan, Clark and Wood Roads Fr Joseph Aubln Rev Dan Miles, Minister The Corner Drug Store 212 N. Clinton, St. Johns Member FDIC ,10:30 am * Mass on Sunday. , 9:30 am Church Service - Phone' 587-3111 ATTEND THE CHURCH 10;43 am Sunday School CaplW Area Phone 224-2837 214 W. Washington, Ionia The American Red Crots. ; 7:00 pm Evening Mass on Wednea* OF YOUR CHOICE -day United Hay, Inc. 14A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 Cards of Thanks REDMAN — With deepest to Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Becker ' appreciation I wish to thank and Mr. Van Hoag for their relatives, friends, and neigh help with handling the bors for food, flowers, and arrangements. The kindness the many cards and con shown our family during this dolences at the time of my tragic period by the people of son's death. I wish to thank St. Johns* will never be those whose addresses I forgotten. •> didn't have. The family of Joel Redman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cox & 20-l-p-SO Family 20-1-P-30 MANKEY — I wish to thank Drs. Russell and Grost, OLSON — Mrs. George nurses and aides for their (Lenore) Olson wishes to excellent care, also neigh thank my friends, relatives bors, relatives, and friends and former students who for their calls, cards, flowers attended my 80th birthday and gifts, also Rev. Hankard open house September 1. and Rev. Goehring for their Also many thanks for the 75 visits during my recent stay beautiful cards I've in the hospital. received. A special thanks Betty Mankey 20-i-p-30 goes to our daughter, Mrs! Mary Ann Mizga, her husband, and daughters .who MOTZ — My sincere thanks made the open house i to Dr. Russell, nurses and possible. aides for their patience and 20-1-P-30 fine care. Also my family, 1 relatives, and friends for BLIZZARD — I Vish to" their visits, gifts, cards, and thank Dr. Russell, Dr. Grost, flowers received during my nurses, nurses aides for their recent stay at the hospital. excellent care during my Mrs. C. Motz 20-l-p-30 stay in the hospital and Pastor Al Carson for his calls. I would also like to thank my relatives, friends, COX — The family of Vesper Division and neigh Thomas D. Cox wish to bors for their calls, cards express our appreciation to flowers, gifts, and food our friends and neighbors for brought in and the many all their help and support in other acts of kindness. I this great time of need. We deeply appreciate your wish to add a SDecial thanks thoughtf ulness. Mrs. Marjorie Blizzard 20-l-p-30 St Josephs BLACKMER — The family of John D. Blackmer extend REGULAR PASSBOOK NOW their sincere thanks to relatives, friends, and neighr (FROM PAGE 9A) bors, and the Little League PAYING DAILY INTEREST. for the flowers, cards, gifts of remembrance, prayers, teachers are better able to and food given at the time of meet the different social, the loss of our son, grandson, mental, and physical and brother. To Rev. Robert abilities among the children Prange and Rev. WillarcT'v within the school," Sister Farrier for their comforting Lucy said. It eliminates words; Osgoods Funeral grade level labels, permits Home, Herbert Brown, Dr. flexible grouping, allows Grost and pallbearers. ON OUR V.l.P. TIME PASSBOOK continuous progress, and Also to the ladies of Grove permits the utilization of Bible Church for the lovely ^ meaningful in meal prepared. SAVINGS PLAN. YOU MAY OPEN dividualization. The fifth and 20-1-P-30 sixth year students are continuing a depart s Memoriam ONE FOR AS LITTLE AS 100. mentalized program. There In our hearts your memory is much individualization lingers always tender, fond, within each classroom. and true. There is not a day,- dear dad, we do not think of you. The family of Joseph L. Th,e program benefit's Toth, Sr. who passed away from having a centralized August 24, 1971. resource library, a central 20-1-P-31 fiction library for fifth and ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATES WITH sixth year students, an audio-visual room, and a gym. A hot lunch program is A MATURITY OF 1 YEAR IN AMOUNTS also provided under the direction of Mrs Mary Cornwell. OF s500 OR MORE. Our faculty for the 1973- 1974 school year is: Sister Now you can insure Rita Schafer, Sister your pick-up or panel Romayne Pajot, Sister truck Just like a private Marlene Lammers, Mrs passenger automobile! Schultheiss, Miss Sipkovsky, Mrs Patricia Snyder, Mrs That's right. As long as you own it as an Individual and don't Shirley Rasmussen, Mrs use It for commercial purposes Edwina McDowell, Mrs — you can now have the Identi Hilda Hufnagel, John cal altogether coverage we Briganti and Sister Lucy provide for private passenger ON, SAVINGS CERTIFICATES WITH cars at no extra cost. More Schneider, principal. over, there's no limit on using your utility vehtcte on the farm and to and from work. The only A MATURITY OF 2V4 YEARS IN other limitation Is that It cannot have a load capacity over three- $ quarters of a ton. Why not give AMOUNTS OF 1,000 OR MORE. us a call to see what altogether Vjive blood , protection can mean in savings unto others. for you? Do it now. Asyou vvouldhavp aftogilher ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATES WITH them give unto you and A MATURITY OF 4 YEARS IN yours. AMOUNTS OF $5,000 OR MORE. PHONE 834-2288 %Auto-Qumers insurance "Save With The Folks You Can Bank On" LjfeHorneCarBushess CITY OF ST. JOHNS CENTRAL NOTICE OF NATIONAL PUBLIC HEARING BOARD OF APPEALS October 2,1973 To Be Held In Commission Chambers. 121 E. Walker Street at 12:30 P.M. PURPOSE: An appeal on the Zoning Administrators interpretation of Zoning Ordinance #245 to deny Mrs. Leota Blatt a Building Permit to construct a carport onto her home. The ordinance requires a 10 foot minimum side yard for attached structure, while Mrs. Blatt proposesa 2 foot side yard. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Avenue Addition, Block SERVING THE CLINTON AREA FROM 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 1, Lot 16. St Johns Ovid . Pewamo St Johns PROPERTY ADDRESS! 803 N. Spring Street BRANCH OFFICE MAIN OFFICE South gate Plaza TAX ROLL NUMBER: 105640 201 E. Walker BRANCH OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE So. US. 27 Randy L. Humphrey Zoning Administrator J Clinton County News Section B September 13,1973 September 13,1973 'The Section With The Want Ads" J&L ••«•••••••• >••< CLASSIFIED AD PAGES frontage, industrial or apply in person, personnel commerical lands. For AGRICULTURAL-INDUSTRIAL-LAWN & GARDEN HELP WANTED — for silo CASH RATE 5' per word dependable service call EQUIPMENT filling. Somebody to drive office, Mich. Beef Co., Leasing- Rentals-Servl ce-Parts Help Wanted; DeWitt. 20-1-p-l Keith Bunce, specializing in tractor on ensilage wagon. Minimum 50* per insertion < land and rural properties. "Home Of The Friendly People" Frank Rivest & Son. 862-4306. Robert Strong Realty, 371- ACT NOW — SELL TOYS & WANTED — Beef unloader Save a 254 service fee by paying for your charged MORTON FORD TRACTOR, INC 18-3-p-l 2330,489-3465, or 489-7640. 20- 512Z North Grand River Lansing, Mich. \ GIFTS PARTY PLAN — and beef breaker. Full time ad within 10 days of insertion.' 3-p-l Work now 'til Christmas. HELP WANTED— Common employment. Must be neat 517 4854355 and reliable. 5 days a week. BOX NUMBERS in care Highest commissions. Call Ground Crisis Center in need . OVID or write SANTA'S Parties, of concerned persons to be Good wages and benefits. Phone 669-3500 or apply in of this office add T Almost new (3 months ago) 3 Avon, Conn. 06001. Phone 1 volunteers. If you would like bedrooms, living room, (204) 673-3455, ALSO to help out please contact the person - personnel office, • ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE | $ WE INVITE YOU TO Mich. Beef Co., DeWitt. 20-1- dining room, kitchen with BOOKING PARTIES. center. Phone 224-6711 or ACCEPTED UNTIL MONDAY built in range inlayed and 19-4-p-l stop in at 201-1/2 N Clinton P-l AT 5 R.M carpeting throughout § ^2> OUR 2nd ANNUAL between hours of 4 to 11. WANTED — Farm help. MAINTENANCE man Life Insurance, Mutal aluminum siding, full 19-3-p-l TRUCK TIRE changer. Men Single man to help milk and wanted - Full time em 18 years or older, full Funds, oil and gas limited basement do general farming. ployment. Experience company benefits. Paid partnership; etc. Annualized CALL NOW References please. 616-527- COUPLES without previous preferred but not necessary. commissions. Call Mr. It won't last long! Mr. IN business experience, but insurance, $3.15 per hour. 48 3547. 18-3-p-l Must be neat and reliable. 5 hours per week. Steady job Meyers, 482-5565, 484-9448 Augsbury (313) 732-7970 or willing to work and learn days a week. Wages depend after 5 PM. l7-10-p-2 (313) 621-3423 G.E. BAKER together. Pleasant profitable for person willing to work. BABYSITTER WANTED — on experience. Phone 669- Gen. Tire Service. 2600 E. BUILDING IN work. Contact Mr. Gale Ely. CORPORATED G 4298 Mother looking for person Phone 224-4811 for interview. 3500 or apply in person - Mich. Lansing, Mich. 485- FOR SALE — Franchise interested in taking care of personnel office, Michigan 2281. 18-3-p-l business. Low investment. Corunna Road, Flint. 20-tf-4 20-3-p-l Starting Friday, Sept. 7 primarily two little girls 9 till Beef Co., DeWitt, Mich. 20-1- Store located in downtown REAL ESTATE — Com p-l St. Johns. Trade established thru Saturday, Sept. 29th. 6 p.m. 5 days a week. Ex WANTED — Man to work in WANTED — Part time male mercial business includes a cellent wages and Christmas and growing. If interested low temperature conditions help. Must be available in write PO Box 56, St. Johns, gas station, hardware, bonus. Please call Mrs. with local meat co. Will WANTED — Man with GM morning for stock work. plumbing, grocery store, and 5 FLOORS OF FURNITURE Piggott after 6:30 p.m. at Mich. 48879. 19-tf-2 supply all cold weather parts experience to manage Apply in person. Sears & so iorth. Corunna area. Carpet Samples Shown 224-6175 or call Lansing 487- parts department for GM Roebuck, St. Johns, clothes. 5 days a week. Good in Your Home 5610. 20-3-p-l wages and benefits. Phone dealer. Good working con Southgate Plaza. 19-3-p-l Jobs Wanted 40 acres vacant land Perry 669-3500 or apply in person - ditions, pleasant surroun area; 10 acres of vacant land ONE GROUP WANTED — 'Part-time personnel office, Mich. Beef dings, good pay, paid Business Ovid area; 266 acre farm employees. Early afternoons Co., DeWitt. 29-1-p-l vacations, hospitalization WILL DO babysitting for 1 or Owosso area. LAMPS or evenings. Good Wages. 5 insurance available, Opportunity 2 children in my home. Olive Listing wanted Statewide days a week. Must "be neat SANITATION man wanted. retirement plan. Apply in school district. 669-5689. Real Estate. Service of 1/2 PRICE and reliable. Phone 669-3500 person. See Norman Cain, SALESMEN: Find out about Full time employment. Must* the challenging career op 19-3-P-3 Perry. Broker Joseph Roll. or apply in person - per be neat and reliable. 5 nights Cain Buick, Pontiac, 210 W. 625-3144 Salesman Frank SAVE *60 on Famous Brand sonnel office, Mich. Beef Co., Higham, St. Johns, Mich. portunities with IDS. We sell a week. Good wages and Face Amount certificates, CUSTOM Ba,rn White Mizga 834-5187. 18-3-4 DeWitt. , 20-1-p-l benefits. Phone 669-3500, or 224-3231. 20-tf-l Washing. Call B.G. Schafer, Mattresses and Box Springs.fuiisize Pewamo 517-593-3550. 20-tf-3 FOR SALE BY OWNER — 3 bedroom ranch style home $40 to $50 off Kitchen Carpet WHITE WASHING TIME'is completely carpeted with RECLINERS Compare at $6.95 here again.* Call B,£J. large kitchen; full basement Sate $4.49 sq. yd. Schafer, Pewamo 517-593- and attached garage. Call LARGE SELECTION 3550. . _ 17-tf-3 224-6143. 20-tf-4 QUALITY FURNITURE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD BUILDING LOTS available Real Estate in Ovid area. Will build using 'S your plans or ours. Fedewa Op«a Daily 9:30 a-m, to 6 p-m. plm Friday' eroninga BUYING: OR selling land Builders, Inc. 51-tf-4 Paul R. Bock 847-2791 Aihley Frtm Cottt parcels, lots, farms, river, We know of ho better way ofsho\A/ing Sdlidl'robf of Customer Satisfaction CENTER RIB LEAN MEATY QUALITY -PRICE H EXPERT INSTALLATi^ CUT NO BIG FANCY COME ON ADS -v- NO EXPENSIVE ADVERTISING — LOW OVERHEAD ^ CHOPS $119 Bring in Your Room Size and Get Our Price! 1 LB. LB.' .Feel FREE to CHECK with Any of Your Neighbors ; , FRESH GROUND SCOTT'S Fully Cooked Rosemary Burns, 209 N. Church, St. Johns . . Fred Fatura S. Mason Rd, Bannister AMBl Kirby Sales 705 N. U.S. 27, St. Johns ' BONELESS Myron Scot,7700, Grand River, Lajngsbiirg • 100% Beef Lloyd Koerner, 6340 Brewer Rd, Laingsburg .' Charles Lapham Route 6, St. Johns . FREE LOTTERY TICKET HANISLB$P Gerald Banshaw 106 E.GibbsSti St. Johns. 00 Robert Kirkbride, W. Colony Rd, St. Johns With '25 Purchase Excluding LB. Parrell Marten, Route 5, St. Johns Robert Darling 304. N. Kibble, St.'Johns .tyielvin Thrum 1650 E. French Rd, St. Johns CENTER CUT SLICES Wiriford Mable, 204 N. Mead, St. Johns >. •. Dale Peck 10160 Gratiot County line Rd, Bannister Beer, Wine & Cigarettes Robert Dennis 8715 E* Alward, Laingsburg David.Arnst Route 1 Bannister . ip LB. William Coffman, Lansing St, St. Johns Jack Love 10820 E., Fowler Mildred Bradley/R 2, Ashley ;"".• Golden Grain BONELESS William Buggs 4472 U.S. 27, St. Johns Dave Paski 304 S. Mead, St. Johns FARMER PEETS Mrs. Pilot Route i, Bannister Macaroni 00 LARGE Ron Woodruff, 3260,E.WI-21, St. Johns ': Lawrence Fivecoat 6612 Windfield, Sheppardsville 7 z William BeMant 407 S. Baker, St. Johns 5/'l Mrs. Forrester 7180 W. Garrison Rd., Laingsburg Cheese Dinners ° 19 Elmer Leydorf, 217 N. 3rd St, Bannister ; •' Mrs. BKkman 621 E. North St, Oakley LB. Janet Pope, 305 N, Prospect, St. Johns 1 MICH. 09 Mr. Havens 3916 Watson Rd, St. Johns Mr. J. Austin 7370 W. Garrison Rd, Laingsburg GRADE 1 LB. V*D.EL MONTE . 16oz Cream Style MICH.U.S.N0.1 Camplil* '•• CiirjpUlt ' SOLID HEAD lln*Of l ; C 1 CALIROSE PEACHES ' FOR )V NO CHARGE ESTIMAtE CALL, , °CT2S ^ WINE STORE HOURS: Mbn;andFri.-9to9 Tues., W^d., Thurs., Sat,-? to 6 2oJo WTMAIN 29 oz. 2/69* TAKE-OUT ' PHONE'725-8169 2B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 system. May be seen at 207 John Deere 30 combine. spreader. Charles E, O'Connor, St. Johns. Mi. APPROX. 64 acres located 4 NEW HOMES under 10 ACRE PARCELS, WHILE Trailers & Fedewa, 1 mile north, 1 mile 48879. Phone: 224-7414. ' between Elsie and St. Johns, construction in Westphalia THEY LAST, excellent W. Cass after6 p.m. 20-1-p- International 2 MH 2 row 11 mounted corn picker. Front west of Westphalia. Phone t l0-tf-18 offers frontage on three and surrounding area for hunting, fishing, Campers 587-6852. 19-18 roads, Maple River runs Bale. Call Fedewa Builders, snowmobiling, all wooded - end mounted buzz saw, 587- 6717. , 20-3-p-lB through the property, very Inc. 587-3811. 42-tf-4 some with water -- some 1972 PARKWOOD Trailer - Farm Produce 19 good buy at only $20,000 adjoin state land -- campers Motorcycles 12 x 60. $500 down and take FOR SALE — 410 John FOR SALE — 4 section of available on land contract ONE LOT FOR SALE on & trailers allowed - good over payments. $95 a month. John Deere tractor drag. with $3,000.00 dn. Lehman Road. Will build roads -- all parcels surveyed Deere 4-row corn head. Call HAY — Second cutting 224-6207 or 224-2909. 20-3-p-9 FOR SALE —1970 Kawasaki 2244325. 20-3-p-18 Roman Fedewa, Price Rd., Elsie Area - Excellent using your plans or ours. Will and have insured titles - 90 CC. 1800 miles. Excellent alfalfa. Approximately 20 Pewamo, Mich., 48873. acres - by the acre or on building site, approx, 2 help arrange financing. Call some parcels at $4,900. FOR SALE — 1972 1/2 ton condition. 834-5275. 20-l-p-12 Phone 587-6654. 19-3-p-18 acres. Features good road Fedewa Builders, Inc. 587- Property located 7 miles off chevy pick-up. Cab high. 2-row Gehl Chopper. shares. Hyde Road east of 27. frontage, excellent drainage, 3811. 28-tM of 1-75, just east of Fiber glass camper and is Working order. $100.00. 593- For more information call in priced for immediate sale, Wolverine, Michigan, which 3442. 20-1-18 BEHLEN CORN CRIBS — the morning. Steve Leslie set up for towing travel Farm Machinery 18 Heavy steel rods welded and owner will consider land COUNTRY LIVING is 19 miles north of Gaylord. trailer. Call 838-4462. 20-l-p-9 (Dansville) 623-2291. 20-1-p- contract offers. Phone Frank OPEN HOUSE Friday, FOR SALE — Massey dip galvanized for years of 19 REALTY (owners moving) FOR SALE — Grain and Ferguson 12 ft. wheel dike rust-free service and high Santrucek 517-723-2239 or Beautiful" lawn, mature Saturday & Sunday, each FOR SALE — 1969 Shasta week for balance of Sep fertilizer drill. 13 hole. with hydraulic cylinder, resale value. Will stand high Alive And Well Ned Pierson 517-723-1191. trees, nice brick home. 2 travel trailer. 16 ft. self Elevator. 24 ft. single chain winds even when empty. See Roy Spiess Real Estate tember, at 'Field Office on Massey Harris 10 ft. self- There's one number the barns, 80 acres. Excellent contained. Sleeps 6. Call 838- on running gear. 20-3-D-18 propelled combine, and a the various sizes available in Agency, 313 N. Washington land. Corner of Baldwin & Wurm Road near Wolverine 4462. 20-l-p-9 stock for immediate delivery American Cancer Society just St., Owosso, Mich. 725-2188. 1 mile east on Afton Road, 2 stock rock for chevy pick-up. loves-1,500,000. That's the Hayes road. North Star 1950 John Deere B, nice Phone 593-3614, 18-3-p-18 at Fedewa Builders, Inc., number of Americans alive to 20-1-P-4 township. Lower 40's. miles south on Mollineaux PICKUP CAMPERS ONLY shape, rolomatic. Antique 6218 Wright Rd„ Fowler. day who are cured of cancer. Road, and 3/4 mile east on TWO LEFT — 8' cab over Farmall - real nice. 222 Limited supply at pre-season And, their ranks could be even Wurm Road. Write or phone prices. Financing available greater, says the Society, if FOR SALE OR RENT — In 4-bedroom newly remodeled 1973 models AT GREATLY Remington Magnum. Model FOR SALE — Patz Barn Elsie 3-bedroom all modern for map and full information. REDUCED PRICES. Both 725 Remington, with lOx through your ASC office at (everyone understood the im garden spot & basement. Cleaner, 200 feet chain. Left portance of an annual physical home. Basement, gas heat, 11"6 by 22 ft. living room. BEN SCHENCK & sleep six one front dinette Weaver & 4x Kollmorgen 6% interest. 17-15-18 ASSOCIATES, INC. 200 Main scope. Winchester Highwall hand discharge. 2-HP motor. checkup including cancer tests. garage, adults only. Owner Separate dining. St. Louis and one side dinette self Good condition. Call 641-6747. will consider renting with schools. Only 16 thousand. St., East Jordan, Mich. contained with gas electric 219, improved zipper 22 49727. Phone; (616) 536-7641 caliber enfield trainer. 18-3-p-l8 FARM MACHINERY FARM and INDUSTRIAL option to buy. Phone Frank refrigerator. WING MFG. & BOOMS RED & WHITE TOP TRACTORS „nd Santrucek at 517-723-2239. 4-bedroom exec. home. All or Wolverine Field Office, SALES, 5349 Wisner Rd. 1/2 Assorted dies & powders. Phone: (616) 525-8453. 1 Call 834-5976 in Ovid after FOR SALE — 26 ft: grain •SILOS: Now in our 45th year EQUIPMENT Roy Spiess Agency, Owosso the extras you ever dreamed mile west and 1-3/4 miles elevator, 16 ft. auger with New and Used . 20-4-P-5. 6:00. 20-1-P-18 serving the more aggressive 725-2188. 20-1-P-4' of - swimming pool, green north of Ashley, Mich. Phone motor. John Deere manure and cost conscious farmers. house, dark room, inside 847-3171. 20-3-p-9 Simplicity shooting range, 3 full plus 2 FOR SALE — 10 wooded Silos for every purpose. Get FOR SALE — 3 bedroom- acres on stream in heart of all the facts before you buy; older home, zoned com half baths, Family room on lower level - walk out to pool elk country, near Wolverine, Find out what a really heavy LAWN and GARDEN mercial, can arrange all parcels surveyed and Automotive plaster coat is. Is it applied EQUIPMENT financing. 1001E State. 8-tf-4 side. Triple garage. Lower 40's, Near college area. have title insurance; some with a cement"gun for better parcels adjoin state land -- adhesion and a much much HENGESBACH FORD WE, OURSELVES, will buy salesmen on property this FOR SALE — 1973 Chevelle heavier plaster lining inside TRACTOR SALES your land contract. For Other 2, £ & 4 bedroom weekend, send for in Pick Your like we do? We install the SS 350 - 4-speed, stereo, Phone 647 6356 prompt, courteous action, homes from $8500 up. formation and map. BEN warranty, black on Black. foundation. Our trucks are call Ford S. LaNoble, SCHENCK & ASSOCIATES, 224-4008. 19-3-p-ll Own Apples self unloading with hydraulic PORTLAND, MICH. 51-tf LaNoble Realty, 1516 E 5 acres bordering thousands 200 Main Street, East Jor booms. Silo-Matic and of acres of state land. Ex WATCH US MAKE Michigan, Lansing, Phone dan, Michigan 49727, (616) CIDER ON WEEKENDS. VanDale equipment. Order (517)-482-1637. Evenings cellent hunting & 536-7641. 15-7-P-5 now and avoid the fall rush. snowmobiling. 1973 L.T.D. 4-dr. Pillared rs (5l7)-337-1276. 37-tf-4 H.T. Vinyl roof - low Stop By Today/ Booms Silo Co. Inc, Harbor Beach, Mi, 48441. Phone PLANING MILL 120 acres $13,000. mileage. Phone 224-3770. PHONE 224-3686 For Rent 19-3-p-ll (517) 479-6554, or contact Jim 1/2 mile Chippewa river Manufacturers of: frontage. 25 acres. 2 FOR LEASE— Crystal Lake FOR SALE — 1970 Nova 350 buildings $33,500. 4689 S. Montcalm County. Lovely 3-speed. 834-5311. 18-3-p-ll Truck, pick-up, hay and Pine River Rd. 681-5332 St. year round lake front home. grain racks, forage boxes, Louis Partially furnished. bunk feeders, portable FOR SALE — 1967 Pontiac cattle mangers and A new home is a lifetime Available approximately Sept l. 3 bedrooms. Bonneville, 2 door hardtop, accessories. Custom investment. Let us help County Living Realty, 2227 fender skirts, good woodworking. you secure this in Meridian Rd. Sanford, Mich. References. Call 313-241- mechanical condition, good 71 MODELS vestment with the best 9000, ext. 391 during day. 313- 48657. 18-3-4 tires, new exhaust system. 268 S. Henderson basement wall possible - 676-4734 after 6 p.m. 18-3-p-6 Call 875-3138 after 6 p.m. CHEVROLET VEGA GT BUICK ELECTRA a poured concrete wall. 17tf-ll Beautiful Red. Loaded with extras! 4-dr. H.T. A One-Owner Car! Fowler, Michigan We are equipped to do Resort Property PONTIAC LE MANS SPORT the complete job or any 35 ACRES of good land on CHEVROLET NOVA For Sale Hollister Road for 1974. Use FOR SALE — 1968 Rambler 2-dr. H.T., auto, PS & PB, Air pari of it. Bring your 2-door, $500 & 1970 Hornet 4- 4-dr. sedan. A Blue Beauty Phone (Area 517) prints over or call for an of 50 acres of pasture with BUICK RIVIERA and a one owner. 593-2000 NORTHERN MICHIGAN door, $950.224-2544. 18-3-p-ll Factory officials car. Loaded with extras! appointment 587-:tHl l. PROP. — 10 acre parcels in land. 1/2 mile north of Price Rd. Contacf Mrs. H A. Only 7,000 miles. BUICK SKYLARK E.O.W. Elk Country, while they last. FOR SALE — 1967 Olds READY-MIX CONCRETE Some with stream, some Knapp, Rt 5, Owosso, Mich. BUICK LE SABRE CUSTOM 4-dr. H.T. Only 18,000 miles. 20-3-p-6 power steering and brakes, 4-dr. H.T. climate control, 5,000 mil* For All Your Needs joining State Land. All have Has Air, too! QUALITY-SERVICE 425 engine, 4 door, new paint good access roads. Prices job yellow. Can be seen at PONTIAC CATALINA Symbol of start at'$4900.00. All have HOUSE FOR RENT — 1/2 3553 South U.S. 27 Brown 4-dr., Demo with Air! OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Title insurance and are mile north of traffic light. 5 Subdivision. 18-3-p-ll WAGON surveyed. Call or write: Ben rooms and bath. References GMC 3/4 ton pickup w/4-whBel drive. A Red Beauty! V-8, auto Service' Schenck & Assoc, Inc., 200 and deposit required. M.L. Camper Special. Only 7,000 miles! 200 W. State St. Main St., East Jordan, Mi. Sturgis, Fowler. 593-2045. 1970 CHEVROLET Impala BUICK ESTATE WAGON BUILDERS, custom coop. V-8, Good PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Air, stereo, much more! PHONE 224-2301 49727 (616) 536-7641. 17-4-p-5 20-3-p-6 condition. 587-6874. 20-3-p-ll 4-door H.T. Has Air and Everthingl 6218 Wright Road, FOR SALE — 1971 Nova 2- 72 MODELS 5% Miles South of Fowler, Try a classified door. 34,000 miles, new tires, BUICK LE SABRE . - OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS;* ~n*eW"shocks, new ^exhaust 2-dr. H.T., baigBjWitWsaddle trim". *t * 'V—SUPREME , Only ,7.00p miles! \ jj ^ , „,- . , .,., ..., ^5" lun 3! ( fc &&kj St. Patrick's CHEVROLET VEGA • J&SSfctt&'FORD MUSTANG 2-dr. H.T. A beautiful green carl SPORT COUPE ELSIE BRANCH CHEVROLET IMPALA CUSTOM Small 302 V-8 Phone 862-4227 JAN HOWARD, STAR OF THE BILL ANDERSON T.V. SHOW High School 2 dr. H.T. 14,000 miles and sharp! OLDSMOBILE 98 LUXURY 300 E. STATE unique is 4-dr. H.T., Air and loaded! PHIL WILSON & The Country Caravan Television Band Portland ; the word, just painted ELCAMINO auto., V-8, vinyl top PONTIAC LE MANS last year, 3 bedrooms, ARVIL KELLY, The Arkansas Traveler Sun., Oct. 28 BUICK SKYLARK 2-dr. H.T., V-8, auto. one w/nice red car 3:00 P.M. A gold Beauty with Air! FORD FALCON peting, one w/sun- SAVE! BUY IN ADVANCE and OPELGTFIREGLOW Acia«id 6 cyl., Special Priced at $8951 deck, carpeted liv. Jan Howard Adults, $2.50 - Under 12, $1.00 7:30 P.M. rm., carpeted din. rm. BUICK 4& Sk | Ifag GMC w/fireplace. #151 WEST STATE a lot of PONTIAC ^w£"% 1IMI OPEL home for the money, 4 S. U.S. 27 210W.Hio.ham bedrooms, liv. rm., Ph. 224-2010 Ph. 224-3231 din. rm., kitchen ST. JOHNS w/built-in dish -mix washer, disposal, also stove & refrigerator included, 2 car at tached garage, a real buy @ $25,000.00, call FURNITURE & for appointment. #173 FARMS NEEDED- We use Heavy Media We deliver concrete & We have a buyer for a dairy set-up, 100 to ANTIQUE AUCTION 200 Acres, call us for an estimate of value Stone in our concrete. lightweight blocks. We SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1973 on your farm. 12:30 P.M. Sharp ABOUT AS RARE AS A Located North of St. Johns on US-27 to Klnley Road - Go West 1 Mile to DeWttt Road - The Heavy Media also deliver mortar North 1 Mile to Colony Road - Webt 2-1/4 Miles on South side of Road. OR go South ol SNOWSTORM IN Ithaca to French Road - West 1 Mile to DeWltt Road - South 1 Mile to Colony Road - SEPTEMBER near West 2-1/4 Miles on South side of Road. the park, 3 bedroom ranch w/brick front, FURNITURE ANTIQUES Antique Library Table family rm. w/glass Nome 30 inch Electr'c Range Carnival Glass (Bulfet Set - Candle Holders - process removes» sand, drainfield NorRe Electric Refrigerator/ Freezer doors to patio, . Kitchen Cabinet - Kitchen Cart/3 shelves Bowl/Stand) footings for fireplace ] Electric Dryer - Clothes Hamper Post Card (Old) Dinette Set (Table & 4 Chairs) 2 Sm. Iron Kettles - 1 Griddle are in, -really neat * Dining Room Suite (Bulfet-Table-8 Chairs) Rope Machine - Moat Grinder - Lard Cans kitchen-din area, 1-1/2 the lighter stones stone, road grave I r Victrola Stand w/drawers Buck Saw - Saw Horse - Old Sled baths, w/laundry rm., Rote Beige Davenport, Lg. 2 cushion type Roller Shoe Skates - Ice Skates, Antique K» ' A 3 End Tables Toys - Crocks - Jugs - White Pitcher 2 car garage, asking 2 Platform Rockerf, (1-Red, 1-Black) Kerosene Lamps - Butter Churn - Wooden Bowl $41,500.00. #170 2 Swivel Rockers & Paddle EVERYBODY LOVES 1 Occasianal Chair Books, all kinds - Old Pictures - Mirrors A BARGAIN 911 E. and so reduces peastone, float stone, Murco-Phonograph - File Cabinet w/2 drawers 4 Old Kitchen Chairs - Milk Cans - Television - Swivel Television Stand Cream Seperator Cass could be what Floor Lamps - Bed Lamps - Table Lamps 3 Lg. Iron Kettles (assorted sizes) - Stretching Boards you're waiting for, > Book Cases (1 metal - 1 wood) Small Stove Iron - Old Flat Irons - Old (Gas) Flat Iron Bed Room Suite (Double bed, springs & mattress, Shoe Cobbler Set (Pappa, Mama - Baby size) extra large lot Vanity w/mlrror, Vanity chair & Chest of Drawers) Pitcher Pump - Mantle Clock .' w/plenty of pines holes and Icement gravel (60/40), Sewing Table - Full Length Door Mirror 5 String Banjo OLD - Ukolelle/Music b Instructions planted -across the 2 Dressers /Mirrors - Old 54 Gallon Oil Drum/Pump back, liv. rm. 13x22, 2 Bed Frames OLD (Single & Double) 2 Wooden Natl Kegs - Hand Corn Planter Radios - Electric Fry Pans - Electric Toaster Wooden Block Plane - 2 Kerosene Lanterns - kitchen w/plenty of Mlxmaster - Pots & Pans - Some Revere Ware Spoke Shaver - Wooden Mallet - Curtain Stretchers, cupboards, 2 car fill sand, black Snacks Sets - Vases - Punch Bowl Milking Pall (Old, Cast Aluminum) - Hog Hooks garage, see it! #155 popping to 2 Sets of Silverware (Service for 8 & 12) Walking Plow - Hand Lawn Mower - Cedar (l pkg.) Luncheon Dishes (Service for 4) S. SWEGLES near the Blueberry Design - Blue & White MISCELLANEOUS schools, large 4 Mayrath Augur, 3-1/2 inch by 21 ft. bedroom home has 4-H Handy Box - Brushes - Halters - Blankets plenty to offer, plenty a minimum. dirt and oversize Selves - A*o Handles - Feed Sacks - Lunch Pail Veterinary Specifics - Box (Doctoring Kit) of room, liv. rm. > 26x14, separate din. > Many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of sale are CASH. rm.( kitchen includes No Goods removed until settled for. Not responsible for accidents. stove & refrigerator, stone, in a 10 full basement, 2 car Buyors will Register & Secure Numbers before Sile. garage, a lot of home to move into @ just yard dump. MR. E. J. BOTTOM, Owner $24,700.00. #168 ,* FOR APPOINTMENTS St. Johns, Michigan A AT OTHER TIMES , PHONE: DUANE TIMLICK, "Annette White 224*4296 - GLENN CASEY, > Bruce Lanterman 224-4746 Call - - - Auctioneer , Dcrrill Shinabery 224-3881 Auctioneering Service Marlon, Michigan 49665 . Bill Holley 224-7580 or 862-5391 'Phone (616) 743-2465 I Pat & Ruth Lusk 669-9228. Roy F. Griggs 224-2260 Ranny Brlggs 224-6074 Bonnie Timllck & Burton Brown, Clork & Cashier Member of Lansing 224-2621 Marlon, Michigan Board of Realtors' September 13,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 3B 36 Feeder Pigs forsale . Call FOR SALE -t Canned pop ,LET ,US RECOMMEND a In operation since' 1967 HUNTERS Safety Class will HAMPSHIRE purebied taining hunting license. Hogs & Sheep 20 after 4 p.m. 224-3852. 20-3-p- machine $400, coffee painter or paper hanger for training high quality be held Sat., Sept. 15.1-5:30. Sponsored by the O-E area service age boars & gilts. 2- 20 machine $300, Volkswagen you. Your Sherwin Williams operators, 102, N. Lansing Ovid-Elsie high school, year old reg. Suffolk ram.« St., Owosso, Mich, Phone schools and Ovid fire dept, doesn't run $50, '51 Ford Dealer, Finkbeiner's, auditorium. For all boys and For further information, FOR SALE 5 purebred Yearling reg. Suffolk ram, 7- pickup $100. 15-ft, Holly 'Fowler, Phone 593-2606. 723-6558, for free literature girls from ages 12-16. The 3/4 miles west of DeWilt, and information, or to set up may call 834-2218 or 834-2644. "orkshire boars, 220 lbs., Cattle travel trailer $600. 60,000 41-tf-27 class is necessary for ob 20-l-p-29 enEldridge224-2506, 20-3- 9800 Howe Rd. 18-3-p-20 BTU natural" gas heater an appointment to see the 20 $60.00. 20 rod roll fence LARGE INVENTORY OF machines. License^ by the HOLSTEIN Bull for sale, Mich. State Board of choice of two. Louis $15.00. Sofa and chair $20.00, Balzer Jimmy and Bronco wash machine $25. Large accessories now in stock. Education. 18-3-p-27 Hengesbach 587-6842. quantity of new merchandise 18-p-p^l Tires and wheels for all 4- from station. New Firestone wheel vehicles. YODER'S Wanted tires at dealer's cost. Large PHILLIPS ORCHARD FEEDER Cattle Sale. Sales & Service, 8193 Alward selection of used tires. Rd., two miles west of Miscellaneous 28 Friday, Sept. 21, Oct. 12,Haveolin e Oil. Call 224-4348 Nov. 2, Dec. 7, Michigan Laingsburg. Phone 651-6037. FOR SALE APPLES SEPT. 14th or see at 711 E. McConnell 50-tf-27 WANTED—.Riders to GINGER BREAD Livestock Exchange, St. after 6 p.m. 20-3-p-27 downtown Lansing, 8 to 5, or Louis. 517-681-2191. 20-l-p-21 SUMP PUMPS — 4 styles - 7:30 to 4:30. Call after 6 o'clock, Pompeii 838-2505. HOUSE MCINTOSH and CORTLAND MINI-MEAL — the sensible good quality, as low as $39.88. Dean True Value , ll-tf-dh-28 OTHER VARIETIES COMING LATER REGISTERED Holstein way to lose weight. Call Heifers for sale. 6 large size Helen' Chapman 723-2854 for Hardware, St. Johns, Ph. IS NOW OPEN details, 19-4-p-27 224-3271. 16-10-27 TIMBER WANTED - Logs heifers MABC sired dams and standing timber, Logs NO PICK YOUR OWN! •BHIA tested. Due soon. SHALLOW or deep well delivered to our yard. Phone 682-4430 Ernest Jackson, 8700 Parks SEW STRETCH MATERIAL DEVEREAUX SAWMILL, OPENINGS NOW AVAILABLE Rd., Ovid. 834-5201. 20-3-p-21 — 7-1973 SELECT O STITCH water systems at True Value $48.50. Small paint damage prices. Dean True Value INC., 2872 N. Hubbardston 20 HOLSTEIN Feeders, 8 in shipment. In walnut sew Hardware. Ph. 224-3271, St. Rd., Pewamo, Mich. Phone 593-2424 and/or 598-2552 heifers. 2 miles north, 1 table. Sews stretch material. Johns. 16-6-27 Phone 224-6258 Real Estate Brokers or Salesmen ... miles east of Elsie on County No attachments needed as Eligible to write Broker Exam ..... Line Rd. 862-5084, 20-l-p-21 all controls are built-in. To TUB ENCLOSURES — zig-zag, buttonholes, sew on Folding, polyvinyl doors - buttons, and makes many $29.88. Dean True Value How Big Is Poultry- fancy designs. Only $48.50 Hardware, St. Johns, Ph. cash or terms arranged. 224^27^ 16-8-27 FOR SALE — Parts for all BIG MONEY? Trades accepted. To insure electric shavers. Levey's WANTED — 12 laying hens. satisfaction sold by free 224-7846. |8-3-p-22 FOR/SALiH, E —1972 Kenmore Jewelry, Elsie. l-tf-29 To some people it is making $1,000 a Month. To others home demonstration only. portable dryer. 834-5311. 18- Sunday, Sept. 16 $5,000 a Month, right in their, own hometown. — We Call Lansing collect 489-2822 3-p-27 BEAUTIFUL WEDDING have both kinds. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Electro invitations and accessories. 1 to 5 p.m. Grand. 19-27 EAVES TROUGH . — Speedy service, Finkbeiner's Monday, Sept. 17 So it's Opportunity if you qualify for the STROUT Galvanized, half round and Fowler. Ph'. 593-2606. 41-tf-29 Team. Not everybody does. But ask yourself if you are FOR SALE — Miniature 1973 VACUUM CLEANER galvanized or painted, 5 to 9 p.m. ready for your real estate license to start bringing you $24.50 — Brand new sweeper square. Complet line of FOWLER RESIDENTS — Schnauzer puppy. A*KC. Take your ads to Fink 2490N.OVID.RD. Important Money. Ask too, do you really Like People? Reasonable. Terms - paint damage in shipment. fillings. Dean True Value And do you have Common Sense? Hardware, Ph. 224-3271, St. beiner's Pharmacy for fast, Directions: From St. Johns go East on M-21 to Ovid available. 10 weeks old. 669- excellent working convenientservice! - 3963 or 485-6784. 17-3-p-23 condition. Includes all Johns. 16-6-27 then North out of Ovid on North Ovid Rd. If yes, then ask for information on the "People- cleaning tools plus rug ___ 50-dh-tf-29 Business." It's mailed without obligation. Could be the FOR SALE — AKO shampooer. Cash price BRABO KEY PUNCH f " as startToSomethingBig—with the World's Largest. Registered Golden Retriever $24.50. Cash ' or terms SCHOOL — I.B.M. — Train 2-bedroom' luxury apart Puppies. 8 weeks old. 224- arranged. Trades accepted. now for your future in data ment. New shag carpeting, 2582. 17-3-p-23 To insure satisfaction sold by processing. Offering private, full or part time classes, individual storage space, STROUT REALTY free home demonstration central air conditioning only. Call Lansing collect short courses, low tuition, Immaculate in every detail, 3-bedrooms, lull basement, at AKC BEAGLES — Healthy from $165 a month. 205 tached 2-1/2 car garage, extra large country lot, complete P.O. Box 2757 males 4 months old. Ex 489-2822 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and complete individualized with patio & barbecue pit. owner will consider selling on Electro Grand. 19-27 training on the machines. N." Scott Rd. St." Johns easy to purchase land contract with good terms available. Springfield, Missouri 65803 cellent disposition with Morning, afternoon, and Call.224-4376. Scott Rd. children. Pekin. ducklings 2 Directions: From- Elsie go North on North Hollister months old, big & friendly. WELL DRILLING and evening classes. Air con Apartments. NZW rabbits - meat, pets, & service. Pumps, pipes and ditioned. Open year around. tf Rd. one mile to Maple Rapids Rd. then West on breeders. 7-3/4 miles west of supplies. Free Estimates. Maple Rapids Rd. 1/8 mile sign an property. STEVE'S REFUSE DeWitt, 9800 Howe Rd. Carl S. Oberlitner. 4664 N. 18-3-p-23 State Rd., Alma. Phone 463- 4364. 18-1-27 SERVICE FOR SALE — Irish Setter (Liscensed Refuse Service) pups. AKC registered. 7 SHOE BARGAINS — Big USED FARM EQUIPMENT shipment. Good quality. weeks old. Mother and father TRACTORS - COMBINES - CORNHEADS are good hunters; out of blue Childrens, 99£ to $3.99, boys Exciting 3-bedroom ranch sure to please, partial brick, home- OVID-ELSIE ribbon stock. Phone Ovid and girls $1.99 to $3.99 mens makers kitchen, 1-1/2 baths, full basement, attached 2-car TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS - PICKERS garage, beautiful country setting. We will consider your pres 834-5538. 18-3-p-23 and womens from $2.99. ent home or farm In trade on thBse two homes. Gym shoes $1.39 to $3.99 TRACTOR PARTS - REBUILT HEADS ST. JOHNS, EUREKA other bargains. Warehouse, OPEN ALL DAY 10 Weston SE, rear of YWCA, GOOD SELECTION AT ALL TIMES ROY SPIESS SATURDAY Grand Rapids, Michigan. 10 p ne to 5. 20-2-p-27 Phone (517) 224-4713 or 224-4300 - AGENCY, INC. h° 725-218S Days or Evenings HORSES boarded. Indoor Member Shiawassee County arena. Box stalls and lessons NAME YOUR BIDS — VW DICK SELLECK, REALTOR Board of Realtors available. Call 224-2933. First Farm North of St. Johns on US-27 313 N. Washington St., Owosso trailer hitch, Jeep leaf Member Shiawassee Listing Exchange 18-p-24 springs, 2 lawn mowers, 2 ST. JOHNS, MICH. Commercial and Container Service T.V.'s, apartment size refrigerator, manure Garage Sale >-;25 spreader. 669-5177. 20-l-p-27 '•" . PHONE 834-5539 SALE SATURDAY SEPT. 15 NAME YOUR BIDS — VW 4007 Carland Rd. . EJsje^jch. — Antiques, including trailer hitch, Jeep leaf window shutters, will be sold springs, 2 lawn mowers, 2 at a rummage and baked T.V.'s, apartment size goods sale to be held at the refrigerator, manure Masonic Temple, 126 North Spreader. 669-5177. 20-l-p-27 Bridge St., DeWitt, Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms Michigan. 19-2-p-25 FOR SALE — Ontario drill, MF 1100 Diesel with Duals 13 hole. Seed side good. $20.00. International beet ARTS & CRA?T5 HETTLER'S MOTOR F MF 65 Diesel w/13.6 x 38 tires Miscellaneous 27 bin. $50.00. 1964 Ford truck, SALES, 24 Hr. Wrecker MF 65 Diesel-Mafic w/Superior Service, Good Used Trucks. DUNKEL PLUMBING AND 600 frontaxle and some other HEATING, Licensed Master parts. 10 ton perfection truck Industrial Loader 2 GROVE CHOPPER Boxes NEEDLE ARTS, 701 S. Plumber Ph. 224-3372, 807 MF 165 Gas High Clearance hoist. 6640 W. Krouse Rd., Kibbee Ph. 224-2956. E. State St. with running gears. Good Ovid. Phone 723-1837. 20-3-p- condition. 1 mile north and Needle point, Crewel w/Superior Industrial Loader 27 embroidery, rug hooking. ANDY'S IGA, St. Johns, Oliver Super 77 Diesel 1/2 miles west of Maple BEAUFORE'S BARBER Home Baked Bread, Pies, Rapids. Phone 682-4036. SHOP, 1002% State. Open Cookies, Choice Meats, FOR SALE — Battery Tues. thru Sat. also Wed. & Carry-out service. 20-l-p-27 operated hild automatic Fri. evenings. scrubber vac-floor machine 1 Black and white check wih battery charger. Best AUCTIONEER OTHER EQUIPMENT vinyl sofa. Makes into full BURTON ABSTRACT size bed, $75. 1 overstuffed offer. 224-7829. 20-3-p-27 CLEANERS AND TITLE QO. Abstract AC 12 ft. Wheel Disc recliner chair. $50. Can be and Title Services, 119 N. SEWING and mending. A L G ALLOWAY, ANTES DRY CLEANERS, Clinton. Ph. 22-3294. seen at 609 N. Morton Box 44. AUCTIONEER Used Farm GIFTS 2 1HC No. 76 Combine 20-3-p-27 Taking orders for stuffed pickup and delivery, 103 W. JD 30 Combine animals, doll clothes, Machinery & Parts. St. Walker, phone 224-4529. nightgown for Christmas. Johns, 224-4713. 2 - 4-row Saginaw pullers FOR SALE — Boys Stingray THE TREASURE CHEST, Also knit shirts and pants for 220 N. Clinton, Hallmark 2 - 2-row Saginaw pullers bicycle. Wide handlebars, men and complete line of banana seat. Call 224-3974. Cards - Russell Stover Innes 520 wind rower w/cross conveyer women's and children's Candy. 609 W.Park. 20-l-dh-27 clothes. 862-5649. 20-3-p-27 MSM DALEY'S "FINE FOOD, Innes 500 wind rower Dining & cocktails, Ph. TO TRADE — Furnished AUTOMOTIVE Used 34 ft. elevator 6-1973 MODEL SEW 224-3072, S. US 27-% mfle mobile home - 2 bedrooms, PARR'S REXALL DRUGS, HARDWARE S. M-21. large kitchen and living .MACHINE $41.50. Slight BILL FOWLER FORD. open daily 7:30 a.m. to 9 paint damage in shipment, New & Used Cars & p.m., Sunday 8:30-12:30 & room. Automatic 'air- DALMAN HARDWARE, conditioning and heat. Large Only 6 left. Sews stretch Pick-ups. N. US-27, DeWitt, 5 59 7 p.m. materials. Comes with a 669-2725. Ph. 669-6875, DeWitt, Sattler & Son, Inc bathroom and shower, also Whirlpool Appliances, covered patio. Will trade for beautiful walnut sew table. Zenith TV, Plumbing and home in Fort Lauderdale. Writes names and is fully Heating. KIRBY CENTER OF ST Phone 236-7280 ;Middlei-on 224-8112. 20-l-p-27 equipped to zig-zag, but CAIN - BUICK - JOHNS, Vacuum Sales and tonholes, and makes fancy PONTIAC, New & Used ELECTRICIANS Service moved to new designs by inserting cams, i Cars, 210 W. High am, INSURANCE" location at 705 N. U.S.-27 Only $41,50 cash or terms Complete Body & Service., formerly known as th arranged. Trades accepted. SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., Aloha Drive-In. 224-7222 Residential - Commercial - JIM McKENZIE Call Lansing collect 489-2822 Industrial, 224-4277, 807% 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Electro INSURANCE, All Lines of EGAN FORD SALES, INC., E. State St. Ins. 224-2479 Ionia WESTERM Grand 20-1-27 527-2480. 200 W. Higham, phone TOM'S WESTERN STORE, 1973 HOOVER $26:50. Nice - 224-2285. Pinto-Ford-Mave 1 mi. W. Ovid, 9-5:30 2-tone Hoover Cleaner used rick-Torino-Mustang. Mon.-Sat., Fri. til 9. just a few times. All cleaning JEWEIRY Anytime by Appt., tools included. Only $26.50. 834-5446. Cash or'terms. Call Lansing HUB TIRE CENTER, B.F. ZEEB FERTILIZERS, collect 489-2822 9 a.m. to 9 Goodrich TJres, Ph. Everything for the soil, St. LEVEY'S JEWELRY, p.m. Electro Grand. 20-1-27 224-3218, Front End Johns, 224-3234, Ashley. Orange Blossom diamond FOR ALL Alignment. 847-3571. rings, Bulova & Accutron NORWOOD hay savers and Watches. Elsie, 862-4300. silage bunks, all steel welded • FINANCIAL with rolled edges to last a BOB'S AUTO BODY, YOUR CLASSI -lifetime. See at our yard, 5- Complete Collision Service, 3/4 miles south of Fowler. 224-2921, 800 N. Lansing. CAPITOL SAVINGS & MASONRY Ph. 587-3811, Fedewa LOAN ASSOC, 222 N. Builders, Inc. 22-tf-27 Clinton, 224-2304, Safety AND CEMENT HENRY E. DREPS, INC., for Savings since 1890. FIED NEEDS T Cars, Trucks & Motor Home Sam Van Etten 224-4067 LOOKING FOR Serv. 11375 N. US-27, 669-9996. A NEW .HOME? FLOR *Yrti*iTT:Ja*I*1 We'll Build You CALL DEBAR CHEVROLET CO., What You Want • New & Used Cars, Elsie Say it with Quality Flowers !D &B PARTY SHOPPE, 862-4800. You can't do ON YOUR LOT OR 'from WOODBURY'S Package Liquor 9 cm.' - 10 better anywhere. IFLOWER SHOP, 321 N. p.m. Mon. Thurs. Fri. & Sat. OR OURS (Clinton, St. Johns, 9 a.m.-11 p.m., 224 N. 224-2361 r224-3216. Clinton. WILLARD SEARLES MOORE OIL CO., If it's Rosidential Builder * tires, see us, 909 E. State, ST. JOHNS Ph. 224-4726. Phone 224-3297 4B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13;'1973 77 Business and Professional Announcements, Legal News residential equivalent Aug 31: American Central MORTGAGE SALE — Dated Lathrup Village, ORDINANCE NO. 16.1 and appurtenances thereto Board, have been paid. Probate Court AN ORDINANCE TO factor. All direct customers attributable to each Further, all such, charges Corp to Underwood Default having been made in Michigan August 23, 1973. 1 HON. TIMOTHY M. GREEN AMEND ORDINANCE NO. of the System connecting on premises connecting to the and penalties may be Chevrolet-Ponn'ac Inc Lot the terms and conditions of a Federal National Mort or after January 1, 1975, Judge of Probate 196 Gen Shrs No 2. 16, ENTITLED: system indirectly. recovered by the TownshT HELENATVt. BUHK certain mortgage made by gage Association shall pay in cash the sum of by court action. Aug 31: American Central CHARLES WILLIAM A corporation organized $2,350.00 on a single Register of .prnftnftp f Corp to Melvin L. and Betty under an Act of Congress AN ORDINANCE Special Rates Section 2. All ordinances BLACKMER AND residential connection, basis. and parts of ordinances in Lou Lake Lot 29 Victoria SUZANNE M. BLACKMER, Assignee of Mortgagee REGULATING THE USE WEDNESDAY, OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE The tap charge for other conflict herewith are hereby Hills. ~ HIS WIFE ,of Village of Jenkins Fortescue, Miller & than single residential For miscellaneous or special September 19,1973 -Nystrom SEWERS AND DRAINS: services for which a special repealed insofar as the Aug 31: Ervin, Douglas E. DeWitt Clinton County, connections will be deter conflicting portions thereof and Emma A. to David N. Michigan, Mortgagor, to Attorneys at Law THE INSTALLATION AND mined by the Township rate will be established, such Arlene M. Hoag — Probate CONNECTION OF rates shall be fixed by the are concerned. Of Will and Mary J. Steadman Lot CAPITAL MORTGAGE 18451 WestTwelveMile Road Board based upon the 170 Royal Shores. Lathrup Village, Mich. 48076 BUILDING SEWERS: THE Township Board. Section 3. This ordinance Mary A. Smith— Claims and CORPORATION Mortgagee equivalent use as a factor of shall be in full force and dated the 3rd day of October, Attorney for Assignee of COLLECTION OF RATES the residential base. Determination of Heirs Mortgagee AND CHARGES FOR THE .Billing effect immediately upon the Leadley R. Moots — Final A.D. 1969] and recorded in adoption and publication • LEGAL NOTICES the office of the Register of 18-5 USE OR PUBLIC SEWAGE Account DISPOSAL SYSTEMS: In the alternative, properties Sewer use bills shall be hereof. Deeds, for the County of having a structure located Clinton and State of ESTABLISHMENT OF rendered monthly, payable NOTICE OP MORTGAGE PUBLICATION OF NOTICE FUNDS AND ACCOUNTS: thereon and the applicant without penalty within fif OFFERED BY JOHN Real Estate Transfers Michigan, on the 6th day of OF HEARING requests connection of his teen (15) days after the date iFrom records In office of SALE October, A.D. 1969, in Liber AND PROVIDING SNIDER ReRlstcr of Deeds) State of Michigan, The PENALTIES FOR property to the System prior thereon. Payments received SUPPORTED BY 256 of Clinton County Probate Court for the County to January 1, 1975, said after such period shall bear a WHEREAS, default has Records, on page 634, which VIOLATIONS OF SEC RICHARD MORRILL been made in the terms and of Clinton. TIONS THEREOF IN THE applicant may agree, at the penalty of ten per cent (10%) Carried by the following said mortgage was Estate of FRANCES time of application for a tap of the amount of the bill. conditions of a certain thereafter on, to-wit the 3rd CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF vote: ^v Aug 28: Wakefield, Donald, mortgage made by James MILLER, Deceased. BATH, COUNTY OF permit, to satisfy the charge AYES: Members Snider, ^ day of October, A.D. 1969 TAKE NOTICE: On hereinbefore established M and Janice R to Ruth M. Switzer and Darlene M. assigned to FEDERAL CLINTON, MICHIGAN. Enforcement Morrill, Brugdon, VanSickle. Zalewski property in Sec 24 Switzer, his wife, of 604 Wednesday, November 28th, THE CHARTER over a period of twenty-five NAYS: Members Carleton, NATIONAL MORTGAGE 1973, at 9:30 A.M. in the (25) equal annual in Essex. North Clinton Street, St. ASSOCIATION, a cor TOWNSHIP OF BATH The charges for services Woodruff, Burnett Aug 28: Robertson, Nellie Johns, County of Clinton. Probate Courtroom, Jn^ the ORDAINS: stallments, said installments which are under the June Burnett poration organized under an Courthouse* in St Johns, to bear interest at a rate not to Richard C. and Elwanda State of Michigan, Mort Act of Congress and existing provisions of Section 21, Act Township Clerk • C. Thomas property in Sec 17 gagors,, to Citizens Mort Michigan, before the Hon. Section 1. Section IX of to exceed 1% in excess of the 94, Public Acts of Michigan, Charter Township of Bath pursuant to the Federal TIMOTHY M. GREEN, rate at which the Clinton Lebanaon. gage Corporation, A National Mortgage Ordinance No. 16 is hereby 1933, as amended, made a j Aug 28: Pung, Alfred M. to Michigan Corporation, 2428 Judge ,of Probate, a hearing amended to read as follows: County Sanitary Sewage lien on all premises served I, the undersigned, duly Association Charter Act and will be held at which all Disposal System No. 4 Bonds John and Rachel Burton Street, S.E., Grand having its principal office in thereby are hereby qualified and acting Clerk of Schumacher property in Sec Rapids, Michigan, Mort creditors of said deceased SECTION IX. CHARGES (Charter Township of Bath) recognized to constitute such the Charter Township of the City of Washington, D.C. are required to prove their are sold. Any applicant 29 Bengal. t , t t gagee, dated the 21st day of and recorded on October 6, AND RATES FOR USE OF lien, and whenever any such Bath, hereby certify that th~ Aug 28: Schumacher, John November, A.D., 1969, and claims. Creditors must file SYSTEM electing to pay the tap charge against any piece of foregoing is a true and 1969 in the office of Register sworn claims with the Court permit fee on an installment and Rachel to James Ed recorded in the Office of the of Deeds for said County of property shall be delinquent complete copy of Ordinance ward and Nancy Fern Register of Deeds for the and serve a copy on Aloysius A. Rates charged for users of, basis may pay the remaining for six (6) months the No. 16.1, adopted by the Clinton in Liber 256 of Thelen, Executor, P.O. Box unpaid balance in full George-property in Sec 29 County of Clinton and State Clinton County Records, the system shall be as township official or officials Township Board of the Bengal. of Michigan, on the 25th day 63, Westphalia, Michigan, follows: together with the interest in charge of the collection Charteriownsmpof Bath, at on page 638, on which prior to said hearing. due thereon on any sub Aug 28: Burley, Floyd E. of November, A.D., 1969, in mortgage there is claimed to thereof shall certify annually a regular meeting held on and Charlotte K. to Robert S. Liber 257 of Mortgages on Dated: September 6, 1973 Sewer Debt Service sequent installment date. on September 1 of each year, the 4th day of September, be due, at the date of this S'ALOYSIUS THELEN and Arlene Behrens property Pages 8-10, which said notice, for principal and Utility Charge to the tax assessing officer, of 1973. in Sec 36 Duplain. mortgage was thereafter on, Petitioner IndirectTap Charge ' the Township the facts of June Burnett * interest, the sum of Thirteen P.O. Box 63 x Aug 28: Hannon, Richard to-wit: the 17th day of Thousand Eighty-Four and A service debt utility charge such delinquency, Township Clerk L. and Sarah E. to Kenneth December, A.D., 1969, Westphalia, Michigan is hereby established for In the case of a residential whereupon such charge shall Charter Township of Bath 22/100 Dollars ($13,084.22). subdivision or commercial E. Johnston, Inc property in assigned to the FEDERAL And no suit or proceedings each single Jamily be by him entered upon the 20-1 Sec 17 Watertown. NATIONAL MORTGAGE Attorney for Petitioner: residential premises served development which shall be next tax roll as a charge at law or in equity having Robert H. Wood hereafter constructed and as Aug 28: Hinkley, Loyal and ASSOCIATION, a Cor been instituted to recover the by the system in the flat against such premises and Florence M. to Village of poration organized and 200 W. State amount of $9.75 per month. a part of said construction, a shall be collected and the Protection of Badgers - debt secured by said part- St. Johns, Mich. sewer collection system has Statewide Elsie property in Sec 11 existing under the laws of the gage or any part thereof Each premises other than a lien thereof enforced, in the Duplain. United States, and said Phone 224-4604 20-1 single-family residence shall been installed by the same manner as general Now, therefore, by virtue of developer, before any in The Natural Resources assignment was recorded on the power of s^le contained pay a monthly debt service Township taxes against such Aug 29: Luce, Alex and the 23rd day of December, utility charge of $9.75 dividual structure located in premises are collected and Commission, under Ann R. to David M. and in said mortgage, and PUBLICATION OF NOTICE such development may be authority of Act 230, P.A. A.D., 1969 in the Office of the pursuant to the statute of the multiplied by a factor the lien thereof enforced. Mary E. Dush Lot 10, 11, 12 OF HEARING v connected to the sewage 1925, as amended, orders Register of Deeds for said State of Michigan in such representing a ratio of Blk 7 Lynd's. - County of Clinton in Liber 257' State of Michigan, The sewage use by such class of system there shall be paid to In addition to the that for a period of five years Aug 29:'Evans, Dean A. case made and provided, Probate Court for the County the Township of Bath an beginning November 1, 1973^ of Mortgages on Page 144, notice is hereby given that on premises to normal single- foregoing, the Township and Annabell M. to Donald and of Clinton. family residential sewage indirect tap charge of $650.00 shall have the right to ter it shall be unlawful for a D. and Audrey L. Nemetz Friday, the 5th day of Oc Estate of EDITH multiplied by a factor person to take or attempt to WHEREAS, the amount tober, A.D. 1973, at 10:00 use. The Township Board minate sewer service to any property in Sec 20 Bath. claimed to be due on said SPEERBRECKER, shall adopt and revise from representing a ratio of premises for which charges take a badger, statewide. Aug 29: Orton, George H. o'clock, A.M. said mortgage DECEASED, File No. 19117. sewage used by such class of 20-3 mortgage as of the date of will be foreclosed by a sale at time to time a schedule of for sewer service are more and Mary Ann to Harry W. this notice is the sum of TAKE NOTICE: On such single-family residence premises to normal single- than three (3) months and Anna S. Williams public auction, to the highest Wednesday, December 5th, family residential use. Said Nineteen Thousand Two bidder at the north door of equivalents or ratios. delinquent, and such service ADEITONAL LEGAL NEWS property in Sec 36 Olive. Hundred Seventy-four and 1973, at 9:30, A.M., in the charge is determined to be shall not be re-established ON PAGE 5B Aug 29: Hooker, Erma D; the Courthouse, City of St. Probate Courtroom, in the the pro-rata share of the 15/100 ($19,274.15) Dollars, Johns, Clinton County, Sewer Use Charge until all delinquent charges Grubaugh, MarieK. to Terry for principal and interest,, Courthouse in St. Johns, capital cost of acquiring and and penalties, together with D. Reese Lot 4, 5, 6, Blk 105 Michigan, of the premises Michigan, before the Hon constructing a sewage DISCOUNTED and described in said mortgage, Sewer use charges to each termination and re- A debt of gratitude is usually Walker and Steel. WHEREAS, no suit or TIMOTHY 'M. GREEN, single-family residential collection system and ser establishment charges to be settled for less than thirty cents Aug 29: Van Burger, Gale or so much thereof as may be Judge of Probate a hearing vices of a treatment plant proceedings at law "or in necessary to pay the amount premises served by the specified by the Township on the dollar. L. and Mary A. to Thomas equity have been instituted will be held At which all System shall be in the flat ^Gharles and Janice Sue due, as aforesaid, on said creditors of said deceased to recover the debt secured mortgage, with the interest*' amount of $3.00 per monfh. LHelms Lot 1, 2, 3, Blk 109 are required to prove their .1 i-J. i by said mortgage or any part thereon at Seven 1/2 per cent' Each premises other tha'b a 1 ^Walker Steel. . , thereof, 'and default having claims and heirs -will be single-family residence shall 'i IV ** (7-1/2%) per annum and all determined. Creditors 'must * yi'jt. g| jjAug29:Redman,trayidE. been made whereby the legal costs, charges and pay a monthly charge ^of Biisiitess toirectary and Mary Jo to James E. and power of sale contained in file sworn claims with the $3.00 multiplied by a factor expenses, including the Court and serve a copy on Vivian D. Powers Lot 8 Blk 2 said mortgage has become attorney fees allowed by law, represpenting a ratio of Maple Rapids. operative. Johnie Speerbrecker, Ad sewage use by such class of and also any sum or sums ministrator, R#2, DeWitt, Aug 29: Oliver, Jack E. NOW THEREFORE, by which may be paid by the premises to normal single- AUTOMOTIVE FARM SERVICES HARDWARE and Rachel K. to Denver M. virtue of the power of sale Michigan 48820 prior to said family residential sewage undersigned, necessary to hearing. and Betty J. Stone Lot 20, contained in said mortgage protect its interest in the use. The Township Board For the BEST BUY in I Viewcrest River. and pursuant to the Statute Dated: September 10th, shall from time to time GOWER'S HARDWARE premises. Which said 1973. New & Used Chevrolers Purina Feeds Aug 29: American Central of the State of Michigan in premises are described as revise the use charge herein < Means 5 § S in Tour Pocket and Corporation to Melvin such case made and Johnie Speerbrecker established in order to insure See follows: All that certain Petitioner Mathews Elevator Co. Mathias Lot 77 Westchester provided, NOTICE IS piece or parcel of land sufficient funds for the EDINGER & WEBER GRAIN ELEVATOR Hghts. HEREBY GIVEN that on R#2, DeWitt, Michigan operation of the system. Grain—Feeds—Seeds situate in the Village of Attorney for Petitioner: FOWLER Phone 582-2401 BOTTLED GAS Aug 29: McCIain, Patrick MONDAY, the loth day of DeWitt in the County of FOWLER L. and Bernadine SA to Robert H. Wood Cylinders or Bulk Septemher, 1973, at 10:00 Clinton and State of Tap Charge Eureka Thomas J. and Loretta M, o'clock in the forenoon, 200 W. State Michigan and described as St. Johns, Mich. Phone 224-2695. Horvath Lot 1, 2 Evelyn Local Time, said .mortgage follows, to-wit: Each premise tapping into Be a Partner CREDIT BUREfli Cutter. will be foreclosed at a sale at Phone 224-4604 20-1 the System and securing Phone 224-2953- The West 36 feet of Lot 23 NOT JUST A CUSTOMER Aug 29: Casteel, Lawrence public auction to the highest therefrom sewer service Buy the Co-op Way CLINTON COUNTY L. and Beatrice; Casteel, bidder at the front door of the and the East 34 feet of Lot 24, Hungarian Partridge shall pay in cash, at the time CREDIT BUREAU Nathan L. and' Janice A. to Court House in the City of St. of Evelyn Cutler's Replat of of application for the tap a FARMERS' CO-OP Thomas W. and Joyce E. Lot 21, and 22 Viewcrest FOWLER Phone 582-2661 Phone 224-2391 Johns, County of Clinton and The Natural Resources charge for the privilege of Complete Insurance Service' Plumhoff property in Sec 29 River Addition, Village of Credit Reports ' Collections State of Michigan (that being DeWitt, Clinton County, Commission under Act 230, using the facilities and Since 1933 '< Victor. the place of holding Circuit Michigan, according to the P.A. 1925, as amended, or receiving the service of the Aug 29: Frederick, Duaine ' Court in said County), of the ders that for five years from System in the amount of FARM AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE recorded plat thereof as FIRE INSURANCE and Marian to John L. and premises described in said recorded in Liber 2 of Plats, October first,'1969, it shall be $2,000.00. For each single DRAINAGE FOR YOUR LISTING IN THE Shirley A. Walter Lot 17, mortgage, or so much Page 43, Clinton-County unlawful to take or attempt residential unit, the GENERAL CASUALITY. Hawthorne Hill. thereof-as may be necessary Records. to take Hungarian partridge. Township Board shall JAMES BURNHAM Business Directory Allaby-Brewbaker^ Inc. to pay the amount due, as .Approved July eleventh, establish a tap charge Phone St. Johns 224-4045 Aug 30: Hilts, Otis L. and aforesaid, on said mortgage The redemption period 1969. • equivalent for all other users tt-3, St. Johns Phono 224-2361 Over Gamble Store Rachel L. to Eugene L. and with the interest thereon at shall be six month(s) from 20-1 based upon a single St. Johns Phone 224-325B Betty L. Schneeberger, Lot Seven and one-half (7-1/2%) the date of such sale. 89, 90, Blk 14, DeWitt. per cent per annum and all Aug 30: Iszler, Alvin E. legal costs, charges and THE GOVERNMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY THE GOVERNMENT OF and Beverly A. to Richard A. expenses, including the OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING 1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW WESTPHALIA VILLAGE DEPARTMENT OFTHE TREASURY VICTOR TOWNSHIP and Patricia A. Riddle attorney fee allowed by law, -WASHINGTON, DC 20226 OFFtCEOF REVENUE SHARING * HAS USED ITS REVENUE SHARING PAYMENT property in Sec 17 Olive. and also any sums which 1900PENNSYLVANIAAVE NW FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING WASHINGTON.DC 20226 PLANS TO EXPEND ITS REVENUE SHARING ALLOCATION Aug 30: Fowler, Wilmoth may tfe paid" by the un FOR THE ENTITLEMENT PERIOD BEGINNING JBN 1> 1973 ENDING JUN 30 19 ?2 \.* * 6B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 Clinton County News A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS HAROLD SCHMALTZ MIMSW Advertising Director EWPAPER Between the lines JIM EDWARDS Editor with Jim Edwards New homes are nice ... but they don't Rickles out of work, I told her, "When I was have porches. Our home has no porch. a kid (shushing her before she made another Farewell Summer, .1 was pointing that fact out to my wife the snide reference to my current maturity 25 YEARS AGO other night. status) a porch was as good as a at least $1,000.00 according She disagreed and said, "It's got a porch. playground, Sept 9,1948 to Ben Berk, owner. Draft board question Whaddya call that thing by the front door?" "When you played Cowboys and Indians, naires are being mailed to A $297000 goal for the 1963 "It isn't a porch," I explained. "It's a (Sorry about that Marlon), the porch was a* What's In Store For '73 Fall? Clinton County Communities yippee-skippee big deal slab of cement. Clinton County young men Chest drive, which begins ready-made fort." who registered for the peace That's no porch. How can we think of raising Recalling childhood differences of Oct 1, was approved last a family in a home with no porch?" time draft during the first 6 Thursday evening at a opinion, I added, "It was also a wonderful The final days of summer are biting the dust and the cool days of the 20-day period "What's having a porch got to do with place to reach 2 strides ahead of the neigh meeting of the chest's board raising a family?" she asked. nights (what we wouldn't have given 2 weeks ago for the from Aug 30 to Sept 18, it was of directors here. borhood bully. They'd pound you all they announced Wednesday by wanted right on your front yard, but the cool nights) signal the end of 1 segment of our year and .the David G. Patrick, 20, of Rl "FOR CRYING out loud," I whined, porch was sacred. No kid committed foul Mrs Myrtle Zavitz, local Ovid, was listed as beginning of another. draft board clerk. running short of patience,' 'If you don't have deeds on another kid's porch, because you somewhat improved a porch you can't have any steps. A very always knew the kid's old man would 'come Clinton County reported no Wednesday morning by fatal accidents in county important part of a kid's life is spent sitting out and turn vour whole body inside out... authorities at Clinton and on top of it all -Jie'd tell your old man." What's in store for us this fall? highways over the extended Memorial Hospital, where he on the porch steps." For starters, we won't have to worry about nail biting Labor Day weekend just was taken early Saturday "In your case," the wife answered, "that Rainy days are also solid reasons for our way with the Tigers through the American league past. With autos Janjfaed morning following a one-car part of life was spent pouting." having porches. You look pretty silly sitting bumper to bumper on USr27 accident on Hollister Road. Ignoring the fact that she obviously had on an uncovered chunk of cement while it's Playoffs. It seems no miracle will be capable of and M-21 during many hours been comparing notes with my mother raining. But, it was always fun sitting on the catapulting the Bengals past regular season play. With the of the day, this was con Funeral services are to be again, I went further into the explanation of porch watching the rain or leaning out while sidered a minor miracle by held from St John's the need, for a porch in a happy home. holding onto the post to see how far you fading of the Tigers, we also lose one of the more colorful Episcopal Church here "A porch," I explained, "holds the chair could lean without getting wet. local law enforcing bodies. Thursday at 10:30 am for sports figures in Michigan sjnce the days of Bobby Layne, The support price for navy Henry Whiting Raymond, 82, in which you sit to read the paper on Sunday After listening to my colorful remem Rocky Colavito, and, yes, Denny McLain. Billy Martin, beans in Clinton County has 404 S Oakland Street, who mornings." brances of the beauty of porches, the con-, we'll miss you, but remember, Being A Major League been set at $8.10, according died Monday evening at "No problem .there," she sneered, "your versation came to an end with my wife's' to an announcement today Clinton Memorial Hospital. eyes haven't seen a Sunday morning since remark, "Well, don't worry, Jim, if you Baseball Manager Doesn't Always Mean Never Having To from George W. Kridner, He had been in failing health the day I fooled you into getting out of bed by keep putting on weight, you'll be able to Say You're Sorry. County AAA farm program for several months. screaming the sheets were on fire." have a porch you can carry right with you chairman. everywhere you go." Fall also brings us from 1 sports season, baseball, to Donald Davis of St Johns R ONE YEAR AGO AFTER EXPLAINING my belief that her another, football. 4 and Donald Swagart of St sarcastic humor wasn't going to put Don WATCH OUT Don Rickles. Johns R3 represented the September 13,1972 The Lions have a new coach and they'll win a few and Clinton County Junior Farm Sparks flew again Monday flfl Bureau last week at the State night between St Johns City • t • lose a few. The Wolverines behind Bo will either beat Ohio Leadership Training Camp Commissioners and local State or lose to Ohio and that's the story of the Big 10 this at Waldenwoods, Livingston volunteer firemen during the County. commission's regular season. ' meeting. This time a report He forgot to wet We can't see much sparkle for the Spartans this year, but The city's 3 elementary by Mayor Robert Wood on schools opened at 9 am his- meeting with firemen it's the 1st for Denny Stolz and it will probably be a suc Wednesday with 671 grade triggered discussion which cessful prediction of the good years to come under his school children in at led to a motion by Com his whistle tendance — the largest first Editor, Lapeer County Press direction. day public school enrollment missioner Roy Ebert that On the local level, high school football season will in the elementary grades on Fire Chief Clare Maier be rv record here. asked to resign. provide-a weekly outing for many, starting out as a brisk Plans for a new Kroger couple of hours in the fall air and finishing as unbearably store and a senior citizens And then I wrote. . . . cold or exhilerating, depending on the win-loss record of 10 YEARS AGO . housing complex remain For me, life began at the age of 5 as Pwas I ATTENDED Jefferson for only 1 year, Sept 12,19C3 uncertain following last walking home from Jefferson School with kindergarten. 2 things, besides the wrong the home team. The justice court trial of week's action by the St Johns some other kid's galosh on one foot. galosh, I remember most. One is what I had Enough of the sporting side, there are other matters Mrs Raymond DeYoung, Planning Commission to That is my earliest memory. AH which to wear. Short pants and long, lumpy owner of the Alward Lake decline approval of re-zoning occurred before that day is a blank. And^ stockings held up by a garter belt. greeting us in the fall. resort in Olive township, changes necessary for both there are countless gaps in the years since Remember? I can close my eyes and see As the leaves fall so will the folksy phrases from the lips ended without a verdict here projects. then -1 can't remember what happened last again my long underwear bulking out of Sen Sam as the Watergate hearings resume. Unless Tuesday evening after a 6- Joseph Mazzolini, son of Saturday night - but I've never forgotten the between the tops of my stockings and the man jury had deliberated 2- Mrs Bruno Mazzolini of 204 E reckless abandon with which I got mud on bottom of my pants. startling concrete evidence against the president comes 1/2 hours. Walker St, St Johns, has that strange galosh. I hopped through every A fire in a small chicken The other thing I can remember most is forth, there's a good chance the hearings will die along been chosen to sing the puddle. out kindergarten band. I played the water with the falling leaves of autumn. coop resulted in the death leading tenor role in Verdi's whistle in it. Is there such a thing today as a last Friday of Frank Cox, 84, opera "La Traviata," being THIS MEMORY was revived last week by water whistle? I don't think so. My whistle q$ Rl Bannister, who was the produced "by. ^he. Opera a sad picture in the Port Huron Times was shaped like a bird and you filled it with r „.I?all also mea'ns the beginning of a new television s'eaj§)ii third „fire, victim, in the Associations—of ^jWestenia Heraldi * It' portrayed the dying gasp of r ,-water and^then blew through the tail^and.a ,s;> and "the anguish of many when 13 or 26 weeks later Jfcis Clinton area within a period Michigan at 'the "Fine Arts Jefferson',ScHbol.j"They have torn"it'dowh!1 shrill, gurgljy .noise came out the beak, I, .. learned the "favorite program" fell to the rating axe. "**^ oMess than 2 weeks. Center in Grand Rapids. '" Zounds. IiirtiustJ^uit'Teading that paper have always' thought that Lawrence Welk Burglars helped them The Ovid-Elsie Area before I run out of nostalgia. That'town, as I must have played a water whistle in school. For those still in school, fall means homework and back selves to meat, cigarettes, School District officials remember it, is crumbling in the face of to getting to bed early. It also means taking home that 1st wine and groceries at Beck's gained voter approval on a dratted progress. Our band had a recital for parents, of Farm Market on N US-27 one mill levy for the purpose course. My dad attended and complained for "bad" report card of the year and knowing you've been sometime Sunday night, of the construction of a bus Gone is the marvelous pavilion in Pine years after. He swore that I blew and blew "grounded" for the next 100 years. making an estimated haul of maintenance garage. Grove Park where a kid could find a zillion but no noise came out. He was right. I was For others, fall could mean another several weeks off the hiding places. . .and prance grandly while nervous that day and I forgot to put water in the Kiwanis band played Sousa spine- the whistle. When you are 5 years old, this is job as auto talks seem to reach a stalemate with Chrysler. County reps tinglers. a terrible thing. But it makes a lovely This year's effort at the bargaining table may reach to memory. • Lansing and those many jobs held by Clinton County I delivered mail inPortHuron^nd, so help When you write a column like this you can r me, they have leveled my entire route. The write about yesterday, today or tomorrow. residents. attend MAR meet same fate flattened most of my newspaper When I write about today I am usually angry. route. Urban Renewal, that gigantic bruiser about something. For tomorrow I am While speaking of employment, and employment means LANSING -- Almond anyone should do things of boyhood memories, has replaced dozens hopeful, but leery. money, there are those in the northern portion of the state Cressman, vice-chairman of well," ne stated, "It's local of worn but warm homes with a few cold the Tri-County Regional government." He also office buildings. I wonder where all the who will follow the summer tourist boom with a couple of Planning Commission; asserted that there is an YESTERDAYS are the best. The people went, and if they are getting their memories make me smile, and sometimes lean months and then start the cash registers ringing again Roger Overway and Gerald American feeling for mail and papers all right. Shepard, Clinton County community involvement. hoot, and sometimes my eyes get damp. And to the tune of Michigan snowmobilers. Commissioners; Gordon Now they're done away with Jefferson, almost'always I go back to that first day, . Because of a move toward my first school, and I will soon run out of hopping through the puddles, and I wish I The story of transitions in the fall could go on and on, but- Swix, Ingham County regionalism, he added, the Commissioner and TCRPC places to drive by and point at and bore my could remember if that other kid ever got we'll end it here while the population mainspring starts layer upon layer of officials kids talking about. / his galosh backi chairman; and Herbert "allows you to come to grips ticking with renewed energy after a hot, lazy summer. Maier, executive director of with the problem through TCRPC: recently attended a —JE centralization and coor &^SSm::&#ft:ft¥:- ::%::;:y::::::fc;:£^ •2-day meeting of the dination of planning." Michigan Association of Regions. "The umbrella concept," Travel Tips he said, "Has also helped The organization of bring individuals from both There's a heap of flowin water Which pet mixture answers best, planning and development sides of the regionalism That has tumbled o'er the dam, So we stuff each box 'n bottle regions met to study and issue together." Since we old folk wuz youngsters In the family "cure-all" chest. discuss problems of mutural Other topics discussed With fingers in the jam, concern, and to work to solve included manpower plan 'N it's somehow most apparent Can't imagine rhyme or< reason Where to contact them in a mutually ning, law enforcement 'and As we recall with the rest, Fer such a drug store display, beneficial way. criminal justice planning, How much we've come to countin But in case of .sudden needin Guest speaker, Lt water resources, and the On a family medicine chest. Have to pack 'em anyway; your representatives . Governor James H Brickley newly organized Office of Use more vitamins 'n mede'n, stressed the importance of Intergovernmental Re Time wuz we roamed real reckless On the road or in home nest, local government. "If lations. Minus liniment or pill, So we pack the family flivver US CONGRESS 3D^DIST Philip A. Hart (Dem) Now there's a pet prescription With our potent medicine chest. Garry E. Brown (Rep) 253 Old Senate Office Bldg Fer each fancied ache or ill; TODAY'S J^fel; We somehow took for granted Life seems ever to grow more hectic 404 Cannon House Office Washington, DC 20510 In our youthful flow of zest Simple remedies get complex - Building Needed neither friend or favor Aches and pains seem ever with us MICH SENATE From the family medic chest Erstwhile happy hours to vex; Wash., DC, 20515 Real Estate \ Hope that memory never fails us 30TH DIST Now if we decide to travel When we put it to the test, William S. Ballenger III by HANK FURMAN Though we scarce get out of sight, 'Ere we take that final journey 5TH DIST Countless pills 'n aids 'n tonics Got to pack the old pill chest! Gerald R. Ford (Rep) (Rep) Need to be stacked in just right; H 230 Capitol Bldg. State Capitol Bldg Never know what we'fl be needin WED A new home, or for that'matter any piece of property, Washington, DC 20515 Lansing, Mich 48933 can be a real investment for you and your family. Most experts say that the land and home market cannot do anything but improve, and this is generally true. As 10TH DIST. MICH HOUSE * OF our children grow, land and ownership of land become State jobs available Elford A. Cederberg (Rep) REPRESENTATIVES more and more important. Luckily for many of our young people, this, more than anytime in the future, is The Michigan Department respective job areas. "Fingerprint Technician 2303 Rayburn House Office 56TH DIST: the best possible moment to invest in land and In of Civil Service is accepting Applications for the civil Trainee — $3.66 to $4.39 per Dale Warner (Rep) houses in need of renovation. applications for several state service examinations for hr. Bldg government jobs, State these jobs which must be Physical Rehab Aide 05 — 9188 Cockroft Representative Stanley M. returned by Sept 24, can be $3.84 to $4.48 per hr. Washington, DC, 20515 Eaton Rapids, 48827 Let the experienced salespeople at FURMAN Powell (R-Ionia) has anobtained at the Department Airplane Mechanic 09 — 6TH DIST REALTY CO. 1515 North U.S. 27, 224-3236 nounced. of Civil Service, 320 S $11,003.76 to .$13,551.12 knowledgeably advise and assist you in home buying or Being offered are positions Walnut, Lansing 48913, the Airplane Mechanic 10 — Charles E. Chamberlain 87TH DIST land investment. A member of the Lansing Board of as a Radio Supervising Detroit office in the $11,797.20 to'.$14,386.32 Realtors, we urge you to call us with your listing for the Operator 07, several Executive Plaza Building, Airplane Mechanic 11 — (Rep) R. Douglas Trezise (Rep) broadest exposure to qualified buyers through MLS. classifications of office '1200 6th St, Room 318, $12,778.56 to'$15,492.96 Open: 8;30-5 Mon-Fri; 9:30-3 Sat; & by app't. 223 Rayburn House Office 515 Moore, managers, airplane Detroit, all Michigan Em Airplane Mechanic 13 — Owosso, 48867 mechanics, fingerprint ployment Security Com $14,929.20 to $18,562.32 Bldg technician trainees, and mission, offices and the of Office Manager 07 — physical rehabilitation fices of, most county clerks. $8,560.80 to $10,711.44 Washington, DC 20515 aides. The jobs being offered and 1 Office Manager 08 88TH DIST HELPFUL HINTl All of these jobs, their respective salaries are $9,103.68 to $11,463.12 US SENATE Stanley Powell (Rep) Representative Powell listed below: Office Manager 09 If you are into buying an old farmhouse, be sure to take points out, require some Ra'dio Supervising $9,855.36 to $12,444.48 Robert P. Griffin (Rep) Rt 1, Box 238 Into consideration the funds needed for remodeling. 353 Old Senate Office Bldg college or technical training Operator 07 — $8,560.80 to Office Manager 10 Ionia, 48846 and/or experience in the $10,711.44 $10,690.56 to $13,613.76 Washington, DC, 20510 September 13,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St, John's, Michigan 7B 88th District Report •BHIK Industrial economics problems . l by Stanley Powell State Representative ^B^P§||M REP DOUGLAS TRE2ISE A couple of weeks ago we Alpena, 10:00 am. with their plans. ment employment has in Last week in thi§ column country. They lived"" in but his purpose is to move oVer injury or unem gave a rundown of what the Monday, September 17, "Tourists from Michigan we 'got involved In a mining company houses and those funds to a place where ployment. These factors new state budget looked like creased at a rate (31%) two Sault Ste. Marie, 2:00 pm. and other states can get to and one-ha If times faster discussion of what yoU might had no investment of their he can get his best return in contribute to productivity and now it is changing Tuesday, September 18, know our state instead of call "industrial economics" own to leave behind. the form of interest, and the business' ability to already as Governor than our total labor force Marquette, 2:00 pm. driving many miles that increased 12.7% during and how Michigan's, future Today, a shift of labor of dividends or growth in value. compete in the sale of its Milliken starts using his veto Wednesday, September 19, throughout the Midwest. depends on the resolution of such ' magnitude could I think it is our legislative power to trim it. this same period. product or service. Houghton, 2; 00 pm. "A Michigan vacation can The report provides more some basic problems-in that ,bankrup an entire com job to assure that neither The worker should be The Governor got his start Thursday, September 20, be an enjoyable, energy- area. "• ' munity. The workers now segment of the industrial concerned about the return n the capital outlay bill statistics but I think you've Escanaba, 2:00 pm. efficient alternative," gotten the general gist from I'd like to continue along own their own homes and world - capital or labor -- is to the man who furnished the striking out from the original Friday, September 28, Milliken said. those lines and trytto define would have to sell them. But, forced into the position of buildings and machinery he $131.9 million, $614,000 which those repeated here. I" Detroit, 10:00 am. The task force advised mention these only because the part the Legislature because of there being no having to' move elsewhere. uses. As we have shown, would have provided ar Specific locations for the travelers in Michigan's two must play in finding these market, financial in Only in an atmosphere mories jn Kalamazoo and a§ a member of that growing capital can be moved a lot hearings will be announced peninsulas to keep their bureaucracy, I'm also ex solutions. stitutions would have a lot of where both get their 'easier than the worker can Saginaw and a Marine later by the committee. I automobile's gasoline tank To me, the biggest single repossessed houses with no Patrol building in Macomb tremely concerned about equitable share of the fruits but neither has much to gain would urge as many people at least one-half full, in order fallacy put out by today's value on the market. Utility of the industrial enterprise from a factory that is closed. ^ounty. as possible to attend these , to avoid possible local where it's all leading to. As a caucus, House Republicans economists is the claim that companies would have a lot can we have a healthy It's government that ends Deleted by the Governor's hearings on this very im shortages and early closing we have a mobile labor of poles, wires and pipes government, capable of up holding the bag when that veto was $280,000 for an portant piece of legislation. hours. demons'trated during the recent budget consideration force; It is my contention leading to empty buildings. providing the needed public happens. The workers who armory in Kalamazoo, SUMMER RECESS Governor Milliken also that today's labor'force is Stores would have unsold services to a growing are left behind must fall $250,000 for the one in their concern over govern While there is no formal last week made a public plea ment growth by trying to much less free to move from merchandise piled on the population. back on government sup Saginaw and $84,000 for the legislative session until for positive federal action to one place to another than it shelves. Marine Safety facility. hold down the level of Many bills before us in the port; but, because of the October 16, we House halt the Reserve Mining was'jjcryears ago. And, a lot In addition, the trend of House would affect this reduced industrial activity, members are busy with, Company's dumping of spending for this fiscal year. The Governor said neither Governor Milliken also held of non-labor institutions « industrial operations today delicate equity. I approach that government has a of the armories was committee work, district taconite tailings into Lake bank's, utility companies and is to diminish the worker's these bills cautiously, shortage of money to meet recommended in his budget speaking engagements and Superior. steadfast in his deter mination that the tax commercial establishments flexibility to change jobs hesitating to place the law the costs. The result is an and that- long-range con-» meeting with the people of Milliken, who in a among them - area big part even within his same our districts. reductions would not be between the two parties increase in taxes which truction plans by the telegram to President Nixon of the reason for the change. community. Pensions, except in the most critical further burdens the epartment of Military in November of 1971 urged ieopardized by unnecessary Several House members spending and is vetoing t For example, more than 50 vacation rights and other circumstances. I still firmly remaining taxpayers arid Affairs did not request are involved in public firm federal action on the years ago there* were privileges of seniority believe labor and investment tends to drive still more construction of the Saginaw matter, noted that the items that he does not hearings that are being held believe are essential in the thousands of people enu almost preclude a person in our society have more in investment out of the state. armory until 1977-78. No throughout the state while Minneapolis federal district ployed in the copper mines leaving one job for another common than they have It's a vicious circle and plans for either building had other committees are talking court began receiving coming year. Often, however, we find and lumber mills of the relatively few years of differences and recognition must be stopped. bee"n provided to the with local government of testimony on the case this Upper Peninsula. When the service. Governor's staff and the week. ourselves criticized because of this by both can bring ficials about such things as mining operations and On the other hand, in settlement of most problems Department of Military election law reform. The Governor said: we are not willing to provide » You, And You, And You "a couple hundred-thousand logging practically stopped, vestment funds are under no without government in It will take YOU, and YOU, ffairs had not provided any Special committees have "This .case is of enormous that labor force literally such restrictions. In our free terference. and YOU to help put an end to programmatic justification importance to Michigan. The more" here or there for been formed to study the someone's project. moved to Detroit where it market, an investor can It is in the interest of the cancer. To protect yourself and for the need for the new energy crisis; the North use of Lake Superior for was needed in the expanding move his money from one investor that the people who your loved ones, the American facilities. western Highway Project; dumping taconite tailings by Head into the sun-that automobile business. end of the country to the contribute their energy to Cancer Society urges an an About the Marine Safety use of behavioral control the Reserve Mining Com There was nothing to keep other in a few minutes. He the enterprise are properly nual health checkup and your drugs in school; land use; pany is a deplorable way the shadows will fall generous support for its Cancer Facility, the Governor said, the people tin the copper may take a loss on the sale paid and free from concerns "The State has never par tourist industry problems; situation. I am hopeful the behind you. Crusade. ticipated in building sheriffs' Neighborhood Youth Corps; court will respond positively marine safety facilities." the effectiveness of the Fair to the federal government's Milliken said he took the Housing Act; among other request for a permanent veto action to keep ex things. injunction against the penditures from increasing The Republican caucus dumping and that a long- more rapidly than revenues. term, on-land disposal also has task forces in six solution will be mandated by The Governor also vetoed areas of concern that are the court. This state has an appropriation of $302,000 meeting .this summer. devoted considerable to^equip the Heart Institute The schedule of State technical, financial and legal of Michigan facility located Representatives contradicts resources to the study of this at St Mary's Hospital in the belief by many people problem and the pursuit of Flint He left in $5,000 for a that legislators simply take a the court case, because we feasibility study which the long vacation during the think the interests of our Governor said he wants to summer recess. citizens, present and future, see completed first. are deeply involved. Lake MILLIKEN SAYS PLENTY Superior must be protected LAND USE HEARINGS OF GAS FOR MICHIGAN from further degradation." SCHEDULED TOURISTS The House of Represent Michigan vacationers WILL WE ALL WORK FOR itives Towns and Counties should find plenty of gasoline THE GOVERNMENT IN Committee of which I am the available for their summer 2261? Republican Vice Chairman, trips, at least for the month of August, Governor Milliken I noted with interest last has scheduled some very week a report on spending important public hearings on announced last week. (i 1 and taxes from the Michigan thepr'opos'ea State'Lanti Us'e* '•' Milliken sa'ld studies bjtfiis-, J ot State Chambetiof Cdmmerce Act>(HB5055)V ' Ta'sk Force' 'eft} Fuel Supply, show that more gasoline will which predicfe'1 that if the The bill would establish a growth rate of government State Land Use Commission be available.for retail sale in August than was sold in continues at its present pace, which would be charged with at "precisely 9:23 am on the formulation of a state either^June or July of this year. June 6, 2261 the total labor land use plan. It also seeks to force will be government protect scarce land types, Allocation levels for employees..." such as prime farmland and several major petroleum According to the Com to regulate major private retailers are set at more merce report, during the and - governmental than one hundred percent of 1972 levels. Four companies 1960's government em developments. ployment (federal, state and The first hearing was held that had allocated less than last year's levels quite local) increased from 11 August 15 in Lansing and the percent to over 14 percent of remaining hearing dates ' recently announced allocation increases for their Michigan's total labor force are: (which includes the Thursday, August 16, retail outlets in Michigan, that had allocation increases unemployed). Pontiac, 2:00 pm. In Michigan, ^ State Wednesday, September 5, for their retail outlets in Michigan. government has grown the Bay City, 2:00 pm. most rapidly with a 38% Thursday, September 6, "In short, there appears to increase from 1965 to 1971. Jackson, 2:00 pm. be no shortage of gasoline for energy-efficient Michigan Local government em ^Friday, September 7, ployment increased 32% Grand Rapids, 2:00 pm.' vacations," Milliken said. He advised vacationers to during the same time span Tuesday, September 11, and federal employement Traverse City, 2:00 pm. minimize their gasoline consumption, but togo ahead increased 8.5%. The figures Thursday, September 13, indicated that total govern- V iew from Kn'nH the Senate m/L HI By SEN. WILLIAM S. BALLENGER , W^HHSH With the question of the it expects to take in its drive constitutionality of a recall lastyear. It is estimated that to remove, the sales tax on about 25 percent of that was drive against the 2$ gas tax food remains to be seen. As still in doubt, the newest on food sales. appealing as the issue is to So, conservatively, the target of tax protestors is the the average person, the 4% sales tax on food. statisticians say, Michigan problem is an extremely would lose an estimated Plck-Ups • Vans • Campers SILVERTOWN BELTED This is nothing new. The complex one. quarter-billion dollars a year A78-13 D78-13 B78-14 C78-14 cry "Take the sales tax off of In the first place, how if the sales tax were taken off BELTED food" has been heard much revenue' would the TRUCK TIRE Plus Fed. Ex. tax of $1.83 to $2.08 repeatedly down through the of food. WHITEWALLS per tire and trade state lose if the tax were Such a cut; of course, SALE years but in recent years, at taken off of food? Well, it's least, the state was always would cripple state services difficult to say because unless one of 2 things were to "No Industry wide or other ac short of money and a cut of Hnvr > Plui Fed Ex tax cepted system of quality standards grocery stores these days happen. If the recently Duty I ol J2 00 to (2.73 many millions in income was Eiprati partita and hide or grading of industry products cur sell a lot more things than passed reduction in income too much to think about. food. .$2.00 LESS FOR BLAC WALLS rently exists and representations as and. property taxes were 6.ply6 70.1SP[ui$240Fed •' ALL SIZES LISTED B78-14, to grade, line, level or quality, re Now, however, with Ex. lax and trade, Jam-ups at grocery store rescinded, much of the ex C78-14, E78-14, F78-U G79-14, late only to the private standard of reports of a burgeoning state check-out counters would be pected loss would be made ALL SIZES SALE PRICED! F78-15, G78-15 . the B.F.Goodrich Company." surplus and with the cost of monumental if the tax on up, but that's not likely to food-< rising precipitously food were removed as either happen since'-most people week by week, it appears the customer or the checker appear to he more concerned this latest drive might gain had to stop to set the food in about property tax reduc sufficient momentum to get one pile and the bug spray, tions than sales tax cuts. r the proposal on the ballot. dog food, toilet tissue, mops, The only other alternative Offers as shown at B.F.Goodrfch Stores: competitively priced at B.F.Goodrich Dealers The organization washing powder and hun would be a sharp increase in spearheading this drive is a dreds of other items in some other existing taxes or group called the Michigan another pile so the tax imposition of some new ones. Citizens' Lobby, a non-profit wouldn't be totaled on the Backers of the proposed consumer-oriented organi food. drive mention supporting the zation in the Detroit area. Some backers of the "raising of other taxes based Two State Senators have current drive contend that on families' ability to'pay." already announced they repeal of the tax would cost That's the general parlance intend to introduce the state about $110 million. for a graduated income tax, Clinton County's Largest Radial Dealer . . legislation backed by the But tax experts contend that a move which a large Citizens Lobby designed to is much too conservative a majority of Michigan voters B.E Goodrich eliminate the sales tax on figure. J have * overwhelmingly 1411 North US-27 St. Johns Phone 224-3218 AmericaV ftemttr Radial Tire Maker food and drugs. Preliminary figures show rejected several times in the Just how potent this that Michigan took in about past, , organization is or what rouie. $970,979,300 in all sales taxes If you want Goodrich, you'll just have to remember Goodrich. 8B CLINTON COUNTY, NEWS, ,St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 4' ^ftftftftSftftKKfiSa^^ 1973 coho season should!he best ever Manistique River from continue through the first Despite the smallest about catching them," he year, were cut from 2.8 Diabetic teenagers number of coho and chinock million, coho and 1.9 million Paper Mill Dam (US-2) to two weeks of October. adds. chinook plantings in 1971 to the mouth during September Heaviest activity in steams in the Great Lakes in three Auto Club points out that years and stricter snagging 2.3 million coho and 1.4 and October; Manistee will be in October and the early salmon fisherman million chinook last year. River, Tippy Dam to signs November. regulations than a year ago, attempted to navigate the Michigan's 1973 salmon "Selective plantings also one mile downstream, Salmon catches on t By Jose' J Llinas, MD Great Lakes in a 12- to 14-foot September, and October; fishing season should be the boat with wire line and lead are ^ being used extensively Great Lakes will come jDirector of Community best on record, according to on Lakes Huron and Superior Muskegon River, Croton mostly by trolling with Mental Health Clinton, sinks as his main fishing Dam to signs one mile Automobile Club of tools. to phase out unproductive flutter spoons, plugs, fiat- Eaton and Ingham Michigan. fishing and spawning downstream, and US-31 to fish, daredevils and flash- "Today, 18- to 22-foot areas," explains Ratke. mouth, excluding Muskegon flies ahead of lures to attract "The reason for this op crafts, depth sounding Lake and channel, Sep them apart- such as testing timism is that Michiganians Along Lake Huron, only the fish. In the streams, Both during my training at summarizes some ap devices to locate fish, tember 1 through November snagging where it is legal proaches to this serious their urine, injecting now rank among the best- thermometers to find the five locations received 15; Grand River, Weber the University Hospital in equipped and most-skilled salmon in 1972, compared and stillfishing with flatfish Ann Arbor and throughout problem. Families with a themselves with insulin, proper salmon feeding Dam in Ionia County to and tadpollies will be most diabetic child may profit eating set amounts at set sport fisherman in the temperature and with 10 the previous year. mouth, September 1 through the years in the. practice of world," explains Auto Club Lake Superior plantings popular. from the insights and un time." downriggers that allow v November 15; Kalamazoo psychiatry I have come Touring Manager Joseph were cut from six to four With 300,000 chinoo across diabetic children derstandings of this ex He adds that this com fishing to exact water depths River, Allegan Dam in bination of rebellion and Ratke. are the rule rather than the •during the same period. released in the Detroit River whose disease is very dif perienced and kindly Allegan County to mouth, in June, the first significant ficult to control. Some of physician. despair leads them to in fact "The average Great Lakes exception,"'Ratke points "These areas have not September. 1 through r ignore the disease, and angler has between $3,000 out. been nearly as popular for number of salmon will be these situations end in Why is diabetes so difficult November 15, St Joseph available for catching in tragedy, because despite reject its appropriate and $5,000 invested in salmon fishing as Lake River, Berrien Springs Dam to manage in patients of equipment, including the "Proof of the salmon Michigan," states Ratke, Lakes Erie and St Clair. intense efforts by family and treatment. This is always a fisherman's prowess in and US-31 Bridge at Berrien Those caught this year will adolescent age? , problem in children with most sophisticated gear on who points out that salmon Springs, September 1 physicians; itusHmpossible "Youngsters at this time of Michigan is evidenced by the be jacks weighing about tw to convince (the^afflicted chronic diseases, but in the market, and he has fishing facilities (marinas, through November 15; Cass life," Dr Cole explains, "feel learned how and where to fact that nearly two million boat launching sites and the pounds with mature salmon teenager of the need, for diabetes it can be disastrous, coho and chinook have been River, Tuscola Dam in running 10 to 20 pounds next following the admittedly a special need to emmulate especially when it leads to •catch coho and chinook," number of fishing guides) Tuscola .County to mouth, their peers, and diabetic states Ratke. caught in state waters are far superior along Lake season. No salmon runs are strict rules of treatment. the i failure to take insulin. during the past two years." September 1 through expected in the river this teenagers even more so — to The first thing we have to "When salmon were first Michigan than on the other November 15. A recent article by Dr eat the same foods, to lead But in spite of this success, two Great Lakes: fall. do to help a teenager in these introduced into the Great the salmon angler will be Harold S. Cole, a the same kinds of lives as Lakes seven years ago, coho Only 212,000 salmon were "No fish, including A limited number of pediatrician from the New circumstances is to promote severely tested to prove his their friends. They rebel an acceptance and un and chinook were a mystery hooked on Lakes Superior, salmon, may be snagged Atlantic salmon will be York Medical College, against doing things that set ability this season since derstanding of the disease by and few anglers knew what fewer salmon will be Huron and tributaries in 1972 from the Great Lakes or hooked for the first time the child and by his parents. was needed or how to go available for catching than compared with 720,000 coho inland lakes," says Ratke. along Lakes Huron and Secondly, the entire family during the past two years. and chinook on Lake "In addition to conventional Michigan. A total of 10,000 should be involved «n the There are three reasons for, Michigan and environs. hook and line fishing, it is each were planted in the Name division management programset by , Pewamo this reduction. To make up for- the only lawful to take, snag or Boyne and Au Sable rivers i By Mrs Irene Fo\ foul-hook salmon with any 1972. Catches will run in the physician. o The loss of nearly 3.5 reduction in salmon plant ings in Lakes Huron and hook up to 3/4 inches from three to eight pounds,. Thirdly, it is far better to million coho in two separate point to shank." heads for 1973 emphasize the positive Nick Blauwiekel son of Mr disasters at the Platte River Superior, additional lake When the Atlantics aspects of treatment, not the and Mrs Lawrence Fish Hatchery forced large trout, steelhead and brown Ratke points out that the mature, they will run to 40 "don'ts." Blauwiekel, returned late cutbacks in plantings the last trout are being introduced daily catch limit for the pounds. Their chief value is Both parents and doctor Friday evening Aug 10 from two springs. into these waters. Depart Great Lakes and tributaries that they begin spawning United Way need to show 'the youngster a 5-1/2 week trip to Europe. ment of Natural Resources is five salmon or lake trout, runs in August, more than a » Selective plantings- officials believe these areas caught singly or in com month earlier than coho or that they are interested in During the time he visited initiated last year to Richard B Foster, Jr, second year in a row. He is Spain, Italy, Switzerland, are better suited for trout bination. chinook. him as a person. If the eliminate unsuccessful then salmon, especially campaign chairman for the an agent for Ohio National physician particularly ac France and England. salmon fishing and spawning Coho catches this year The fish were planted to 1973 Capital Area United Life Insurance Co and has Although Nick says he en Superior which does not have generally will range eight to take the place of early cepts the adolescent for what areas-have reduced the the abundant salmon food Way fund drive, has named served on the budget panels he or she is, and shows some joyed the trip immensely, he number of salmon stockings -18 pounds with a few running spawning Alaskan salmon James F Anderton IV, Don C of the Boy Scouts, the Girl supplies available in Lake 25 to 33 pounds. Mature since runs of this strain understanding of his inner would like to return soon to in the Great Lakes and Michigan. Shepard and David H Scouts and the Boys' Club of conflicts, chances of getting visit his favorite countries tributaries from a record 34 chinook will be in the 15- to proved erratic after the 1971 Brogan to lead major Lansing,'' motivation and cooperation Switzerland and England. locations in 1971 to 28 in 1972 Because of the reduction in 40-pound class. A few giant fishery. While Atlantics campaign divisions. The metropolitan division Mrs Dolly Cook spent the and 22 this year. egg gatherings at harvest chinook from 45 to 65 pounds hooked in the Au Sable may on the part of the patient are may be taken from Lake Anderton will head the will be directed by Shepard, enhanced. weekend in Durand with her weirs last year, snagging be kept, those caught in the a Lansing shoe retailer. He- e Egg collections for rules have been stiffened for Michigan's 1968-69 classes. Boyne River must be major firms and labor Working with the parents daughter Mr and Mrs Al future plantings at several was a section leader in the is essential, but the teenager Fuja and family, the oc 1972 so that limited areas of Salmon fishing, while returned to the water division in the fall campaign. Lake Michigan harvest only seven streams will be unharmed. Only artificial He is president of Simon Iron metro division last year, is a must not get the impression casion being Mrs Fuja's weirs dropped by more than already underway on the director of the YMCA, and is that they are being told birthday which was opened to snagging, in Great Lakes, will peak there flies may be used in the and Steel Corp, treasurer of 60 percent in 1972 as com cluding: in mid-September and Universal Steel Co, an in past president of the things behind his back, that celebrated with a birthday pared with the previous year Boyne until October 1. structor at Lansing Com Downtown Business Division he is not to be trusted. dinner. because of too liberal munity College and a of the Greater Lansing He is, in fact, the patient, Mrs Pauline Cook after snagging regulations in director of the YMCA and Chamber of Commerce. and must be told the truth. staying a few days with her Michigan streams. the Lansing Metropolitan Mrs Gilda Richardson and When diabetes is first daughter, Mr and Mrs Virgil Henry Pratt will assist In all, approximately 1.4 Development Authority. diagnosed in''any child, Pung of Ionia when she was million mature coho and Shepard 'in the metro adolescent or younger, a discharged from Ionia chinook (salmon that are at Brogan, a United Way division, serving as vice County Memorial Hospital campaignworkerfor the last period of hospital regulation least three years old) will be chairmen. is imperative. came home Friday. She had available for catching in 16 years, will serve as The 1973 Capital Area been a medical patient. chairman for professional Thrre is always a chaotic Lakes Michigan, Huron, You can, (Free) if you are over 16 years United Way campaign is reaction on the part of the Marcella Schueller, Mrs Superior and tributaries, a and social agencies for the scheduled to begin Oct 9. of age and hot in school now. To get parents. Their education, Irene Smith and Mrs Laurine drop of about 300,000 salmon more information simply pick up the phone which is an essential part of Schafer were visitors at the from 1972 and 150,00 from the treatment, can't even home of Mrs Alberta Fedewa 1971. and call this number: 224-2394, or sign here and mail to the address below. begin until the doctor has of Westphalia Thursday. Lakes Huron and Superior North helped them to recover from Frank Heckman and Carl have been hit hardest by the initial shock, and pointed Schafer left Friday August reduced salmon plantings. Name:, _ r, out that with their 17*. from Grejjd^Ra pids - by Lake Hurdn;fwhich received •fit***•!"&'• t •"* Bengal assistance, their child can plane. They "expect to be 1.2 million coho and 900,000 Address:' lead a fairly normal life. gone 17 day enjoying a tour chinook in 1971, had only MRS. WILLIAM ERNST "We want to be sup of European countries. 250,000 coho and 514,000 Phone: Ph. 582-5391 portive" Dr. Cole ends, "but Arnold' Schafer was chinook planted this year. we also have to encourage discharged from Carson City Lake Superior went from the patient to be independent 500,000 coho and 250,000 Mrs Arthur Martens and Mrs Melvin Argersinger and Osteopathic Hospital Mail to: Mrs Melvin Argersinger and and function on his own, with Saturday August 18. chinook in 1971 to 150,000 children of St Johns were coho and 470,000 chinook in Mr. Albert LeFevere children of St Johns were recent evening visitors of the knowledge that he can Baseball Sunday August 26 Sunday evening, Aug 19, seek counsel when he needs 1972, a total drop of 130,000 in Director of Adult education Mrs Edward Moritz. Portland at Pewamo, 1971. visitors of Mrs William it. In the final analysis, the Mrs Crystal Ormston of St St. Johns High School Ernst and Maxine. Mrs William Ernst and best thing a physician can do Johns and Mrs Laurine „ Even Lake Michigan and 501 Sickles Mr and Mrs Louis Moritz Maxine were Friday for an adolescent diabetic is Schafer were visitors of Mrs tributaries, which yielded 77 St. Johns, Mich. 48879 and Ann spent Friday evening, Aug 24, visitors of to be interested in him as a Ormston's sister at Alma percent of the 932,000 salmon evening, Aug 17, with their Mr and Mrs Louis Moritz and person, and show it." Thursday. caught in Michigan last son and daughter-in-law, Mr Ann. and Mrs Clare Moritz and I family of rural Grand Ledge. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mrs William 'Ernst and Nequette of Lansing and Mrs Maxine were guests on Steve Thelen and Sherry of Thursday, Aug 16, of the Bengal Center ate Sunday former's sister, Agnes dinner on Aug 26 with Mr and Bearndtand Peggy Mowhatt Mrs Floyd Foerch. of rural Six Lakes. Agnes Bearndt and Peggy Mrs Herman Rossow spent Mowhatt of rural Six Lakes a week recently with her spent Wednesday, Aug 22, sister, Mrs Walter Nobis Sr with Mrs William Ernst and' HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION of Lebanon. Maxine. Visitors that Mrs William Ernst and evening in the Ernst home Maxine called on Mr and were Mr and Mrs Robert Mrs J. T. Jackson of St Johns Beckhorn of Ionia. HOW? on Tuesday evening, Aug 14. Mrs Clarence Damon and Mrs Marvin Evitts is home Name:, and doing nicely following Mrs James Phinney and recent surgery at the Carson family of St Johns were (Last) (First) City Hospital. Thursday, Aug 23, callers of Mr and Mrs Floyd Foerch their daughter and sister, You may enroll in the night attended the Foerch reunion Mrs Louis Moritz. program for high school comp at the home of Mr and Mrs Sunday, Aug 26, dinner and AT NOjCOST Maiden Name: letion by any of three ways: Lloyd Nequette of Lansing supper guests of Mrs (Last) on Sunday, Aug 19. There William Ernst and Maxine J, (1) Enroll in person by were adout 30 present who were Mr and Mrs William S. If you are 16 years or older enjoyed a noon potluck. Ernst, Karen and Ron of coming to Room 142 in the you may be eligible to Battle Creek, Kathy of St high school on Thursday, On Saturday evening, Aug Joseph and Sgt Karl Ernst, complete your High School School last attended:. Sept. 13,1973 at 7:00 p.m. 18, Mrs William Ernst and recently returned home from credits and earn a regular ' Maxine visited Mr and Mrs Thailand. Sgt' Ernst will Edwin Mohnke of South report this week at Pope Air high school diploma. Bengal. Force Base in North Date: Highest grade completed:. or Mrs Arthur Martens and Carolina. (Year) All this at no cost to'you" (2) Call the Adult Education provided you enroll NO Office, 224-2394 LATER THAN AFUELforALL SEPTEMBER 28,1973. Date of birth:. GAS or .J* SEASONS (Mo.) (Day) (Year) (3) Complete the coupon in this announcement and mail to Address: < the address indicated at (No.) (Street) (City) bottom of announcement. Phone No.. NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEEDS- LP, GAS WILL DO THE JOB! For FURTHER INFORMATION: Prompt Deljtyery 6560S. BegoIeRd. Mr. Albert LeFevere PERRINTON CONTACT - Director of Adult Education WHITE'S 1/2N-2W-1/2N * St. Johns High Schobl From Pompeii 501 Sickles PHONE POMPEII Phone 224-2394 GAS 838-2201 St. Johns, Michigan 48879 immiim ; k h CLINTON CO|jtfrt*'HMRWS/ 'St. Johns, m<^^M§'^ ' 9B 5-j-*Ukkl •**>. 1 iem ™ Gef yours TDD A Y! Supply is limitectl of Fowler The Best Seat M f ,1 - r, i , , TT ij , ll ! irp™^T™ ^ "ywwr-fiwy "^»r' 7T ' ' ** ' " "'~'~7-'"*7^?r;''~ "**'T'V'', *'' "'*ift'J' 4','''?yii'jB ''V?"-i"t wflnfUMmr* Specially Priced •rt, from .*.•*!«, »*^ $:''-H ,W fen -*• • Vi!* *JF * Give dad the chair that will let him watch his favorite game in comfort! 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GOVDE GM you^ • * FREEDEli'VERY > "NOWISA GOOD TIME TO LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS WITHOUT CHARGES' **r • .:>•*«* i- .v^« PHONE 593-3500 *.. vv ••*•..•.» 10B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 Valley Farms -De Witt Mr and Mrs Paul Valjean; Newman and children, Barth Mr and Mrs Rolland and Heidi of Eagle; Mr and Mrs Wayne Newman and children, Douglas and Mary Watch out for killer silo gas Surs e It takes money of Archbold, Ohip; were / make money. I can dinnner guests of Mr and count on PCA. Mrs Henry Wohlert last r ) Sunday, The Occasion was the birthday of Mr Wohlert. By WILLIAM LASHER Mr and Mrs Ken Richards Extension Agriculture Agent called on Mr and Mrs Walter Pytlowanyj and family and Mrs Richard Finley of St Silo gas can kill. And Dead birds around these A. Stay out of the silo for a Johns last Sunday. almost every farmer who areas are clues that the gas week, preferably 2, after the puts up silage will be faced is at dangerous levels. But silo is filled. Never go into PCA J't/ia go ahead people The Clinton Pioneer Farm with this deadly threat. many times the gas will be the silo alone during the Bureau group met last Treat every silo as though toxic and you won't be able danger period. Thursday evening at the to see these signs. home of Mr and Mrs Henry gas were present. Almost B. If you must enter the Talk to Charles Bracey every silo with corn silage Wohlert, with 12 members Don't take the chance. silo within 2 weeks, run the and 4 guests present will have some of the gas, blower 15 to 20 minutes and those filled with haylage Even if the gas doesn't kill Your Local PCA Discussion was held on you, it can damage your before going in. Keep the taxation. or oatlage could have it too. lungs and cut down your blower running while PLANNER Silo gas (nitrogen dioxide) oxygen supply for the rest of everyone is inside. Best bet The next meeting will is heavier than air and ac is to wear a gas mask also. meet with Mr and Mrs your life. PRODUCTION George Baird, Tuesday, cumulates just above the C. If you experience the September 11, silage, at the bottom of the slightest throat irritation or silo in the unloading chute or Safeguards against silo coughing, get into fresh air CREDIT in the adjacent feed room. gas -- right away. Immediate The DeWitt Masonic treatment by your doctor Temple Association rum may reduce lung damage mage sale will be held at the and keep pneumonia from DeWitt Masonic Temple, on developing later. S. U.S. 27 Saturday, September 15. 224-3662 Beginning at 10:00 am. D. Keep children and Jarrod Hafner was born their time and good will. The animals away from the silo Aug 24, son of Mr and Mrs money was taken to Ionia. base during the filling period FRICKE FARM SERVICE Carl Hafner. Jarrod weighed Also a thank- you to all who and for at least 2 weeks 10 lbs and 4 ozs. He joins 2 gave to this worthy cause. afterward. Keep the door closed between the silo room sisters Pamela and Prisha. William P. Smith was I AORI-BUILDBB Saturday he was baptized at and barn to protect/ discharged from the Carson livestock. I St Joseph Catholic Church. City Osteopathic Hospital Located Vk Miles North Joyce Hafner being God where he was a medical K Ventilate the silo room mother and Louin patient for nearly 2 weeks. for at least 2 weeks after of Middleton on Ely Hwy. Radamacher of Fowler, filling by opening outside Extension women from a 3-county area met in St Johns Thursday to participate in 2 Godfather. Grandparents Mr Mr and Mrs Ernest doors and windows to carry SERVES ALL YOUR NEEDS IN STEEL programs about home and personal safety. Among those at the programs were (from and Mrs Roman Hafner and Schafer were recent visitors away fumes. Remove the left) Mrs Cyril Spike, president of the Michigan Association of Extension Homemakers; Mr and Mrs Roman Feld- in Beal City visiting chute doors on the silo down FARM BUILDINGS. BUTLER GRAIN Elaine Cincala of the Clinton County Extension Office; Mrs Neil Hall, Clinton County pausch. Great-grandparents relatives. to the level of the settled are Mr and Mrs William P. silage, this will permit Extension member; Kathryn Anderson, traffic engineer with General Telephone who Mrs Ardis Ludwick a natural ventilation at that BINS AND KAN-SUN CONTINUOUS presented the movie presentation "Lady Beware"; Mrs George Michalek, Area 9 Smith and Myron Hafner of Westphalia. patient due to a fractured hip point where gas tends to be president; Opal Ludwick, Gratiot County member and Mrs Henry Watson, Shiawassee is doing well and expects to concentrated. FLOW GRAIN DRYERS County member. Mrs Clara Caston and Mrs be home soon. Call Us For All The Details Anna Fedwa spent a few days in Bloomfield Hills WE ARE ALSO DEALERS FOR visiting at the home of Mr CLAY AND CARDINAL EQUIPMENT LINES and Mrs John Ltevy and MIDDLETON Phone 236-735G daughter. 4-H Chatter Mrs C. C. Reynolds and Mrs Earl Smith of Grand Rapids spent a day visiting with Mrs Clara Coston. Mrs Julia Fox and MR. LIVESTOCK &I& daughter, Kathy Kohagen came home Saturday night By JOHN AYLSWORTH from Mexico City, Mexico, where they attended the wedding of their son and ffVrR0D(/eWG....THE NEW MODE! 70 The 4-H Fair Livestock their animals which trying to be an honor club brother, Roger Kohagen and Zc/io- Ccnand 7»t*-w*0am PIPELINE MILKING SYSTEM Sale Buyers Appreciation amounted to $35,330.04 for Colette Franquebalme at the Are YOUR again. The members worked .. ft. Oilr fr"« *•* KAIAKtm IMW< Wttfu V*mm-h Pirtw H IIHIUH Irnt—hi * ln> Dinner Sept 5 at Smith Hall 1973, which was a record on their knitting projects celebration of nuptial mass n Wtk, ftwt i l-t. r^bi-irf W»W i>M>f Air hi* lU JUtw tWli (• Mn* lit Mtkl in St Johns was very suc high. The prices received for following the business at the church of the m II10 COMCMD-S Nlt.Hi T*h V«nn 0»tr«1lM Wkkk IKatMlii *tr ta[Kl>» it tin MMit IMti-wd cessful with approximately all their animals were the meeting. Resurrected Christ, Mexico «•», Imkfimrj D«(fM< Cl», Mtvhm «4 Utlli-tett CUAMHMD IttMt V«m foiMa '' Feed Costs Higher Than YOU 170 members, parents, highest ever received at the The Ear Floppers 4-H City, Mexico. They are buyers and spouses at Clinton County 4-H Fair members have had 3 dogs honeymooning in Miami. Come in, Write or Phone for Full Information! Think They Should Be? tending. The group was Livestock Sale. accepted this summer as Leaving Sunday, Aug 26, treated to a barbecued steak The youth and parents leader dog trainees at the and returning Wednesday NEMANIS ELECTRIC COMPANY supper. This dinner t was were very appreciative of Leader Dog School for the evening, Mr and Mrs Robert the support shown by area Spitzler Sr and Mr and Mrs PLANNING - INSTALLATION - SERVICE' Y WHY NOT LEXUS FIGURE A financed by the Fair' sale Blind in Rochester. The dogg- f FEEDING P^QGRAM FOR YOU, exhibitors and gave them a businesses and individual were trained by the following' Louis Thejejp.of Westphalia ilUr. " chance to become Better buyers. Jim Pelham, County members: Sarge — Kevin were visitors of the Ask Us About Our New Twin AT NO OBLIGATION, UTILIZING acquainted with the buyers Extension director, gave a Glanz; Vicky—RobbBalzer Wisconsin Dells. Vacuum Milking System * and David — Jean Snyden PAUL NEMANIS ' i < LIQUID SUPPLEMENT. of their animals. few remarks on the purpose Mrs Pauline Cook spent 201 N MA,N Production Credit of the livestock project and The 3 dogs were from the the Labor Day weekend with OFFICE 834-2200 ' STREET Association and Federal of the livestock sale at the same litter of pups. Joe her daughter, Mr and Mrs RES. 834-5172" OVID, MICHIGAN See The St. Johns Co-op For Land Bank of St Johns were fair. Chesny's dog Ronda, placed Virgil Pung of Idnia. presented the permanent Special entertainment was first in the 4-H Fair sub Mrs James Cooter Sr and trophy as supporter of the provided by Chris Howe of novice A class while Gary John Cotter were visitors of BIG BROTHER! All Your Farm Supply Needs. Fair Livestock Sale by the Olive 4-H Projects who Higbie's dog Tag, placed 6th Mrs Frances Alton at the sang 4 songs. in the class. New members Ionia Manor during the past purchasing the Grand in the club this fall include Champion Steer for the past 4-H members planning to week. have beef projects for 1974 Peter Snyder with his new Arnold Hattis and Thomas 4 years. A new trophy will be Golden Retriever and Elaine secured for the buyer of the need to have their animals Glanz with her black Cvetnick were visitors of Grand Champion Steer in on feed and registered at the Labrador pup. Frank Hattis at the Ionia 1974 which' will be rotated County Extension Office in Manor Sunday. each year until retired. St Johns by Jan 1. Mrs Anthony Theis came ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-2381 Checks were presented to In my earlier column The Green Acres 4-H Club home Saturday, Sept 1, after the exhibitors for the sale of about State 4-H Horse Show winter program sign up open being a medical patient at winners I forgot to mention house will be Sunday, Sep the Carson City Osteopathic that Karen Munson — Bath tember 15 from 1-5 pm at the Hospital 10 days. Lucky Riders 4-H Club — home of Mrs Bruce Irish at Visitors at the home of Mrs won a silver medal in 4040 East Taft Road St Hilda Schafer Sunday were _ Brother, the new Registered Quarter Horse Johns. Anyone interested in Mr and Mrs Roy Howorth of Kools forage blower engineered for the BIG Reining Class for members signing up and cannot attend rural Ionia. silo-filling jobs. The massive 60" fan handles 15 years and older. Karen should call Mrs Irish at 224- Mrs Dora Bonney of New 70 tons of haylage or 150 tons of corn silage also placed 4th in horse 4766. Jersey visited Mrs Clara per hour. The KB60 — with its time-saving, manship! and received The club monthly Caston during the past week. work-saving accessories — can take on the" honor rating in her other meetings will be held at the Mrs Agnes Bushong was toughest job you can feed it. classes. Our congratulations Olive Center School from admitted at the Ionia County go to Karen on this award. 7:30-9:00 pm the first Memorial Hospital Sunday Horticulture leaders and Monday of each month. The scheduled for surgery teen leaders are reminded of youth interested in joining Monday morning, Aug 27. the State 4-H Fall Workshop the Green Acres 4-H Club are Mr and Mrs Tom Bushong Saturday, Sept22,9 am - 3:30 urged to contact Mrs Irish on were visitors of Mr and Mrs pm Room 204 in the Hor or before September 15 to Fred Werner Sunday who ticulture Building on the find out what projects will be recently moved in their new JOHN DEERE LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT Michigan State University offered and to know how home in Ionia. Campus. The day's program many will be in the club this Mr and Mrs Bud Fendel will feature sessions on plant year. and son, Jimmie, were TRACTORS MISC. science, indoor plants, visitors of their parents, Mr PICKERS 1 Used 570 Innes Windrow terrariums and cornhusk and Mrs Robert Spitzley Sr. dolls. There .isyj no Fowler Mr and Mrs Robert Alton FORD 3000 J.D. No. 6 w/Corn Head J.D. 2010 Gas registration cost and the of Pontiac were visitors at J.D. No. 12 Chopper w/2 heads Mrs Caroline Geller held a J.D. B J.D. 227 people are urged to bring surprise anniversary party the Ionia Manor visiting J.D. 237 MF 12' Field Cult. J.D. A their lunch, terrarium and at the home of Mr and Mrs their mother, Mrs Frances N.I. 311 w/Husk Bed J.D. 3010 Gas J.D. 12' Field Cultv. voodland plants. Andy Minarik in honor of Alton. N.I. 7 Oliver 12'Disk 4-H members raising Mr and Mrs Joseph Mr and Mrs Otto Wirtz of J.D. 2010 D Burling Heights were A.C. WD w/Loader M.M. 1 Row 3 Used Bean Pullers pumpkins and sunflowers for Minarik's 20th wedding 1-row Gehl Chopper their 4-H projects are anniversary Sunday, Aug 26. visitors of their sister, Mrs reminded of the County Guests were brothers and Clara Caston, 2 days of last J.D. 507 Rotary Cutter week, Superior Loader for Contest on Thursday, Sept sisters. SPREADERS 27, when they are to bring" Paula Fox, Peggy Fox and Ford NAA their biggest one to Smith Mr and Mrs Donald Fox Ann Cook, Jim Cook, Charles SEE 205 Massey HAY J.D. 46 Loader Hall in St Johns between 7-8 and 2 daughters of Flint were Fox and Bob Fox helped the Case - belt drive J.D. 3-14 Mounted Plow pm for weighing and Friday evening visitors of Muscular Dystrophy fund by THE NEW H (Mew Idea 210 TOOLS Loader for Farmall H measuring. Mr and Mrs Arnold Miller, going from house to house in KB60 516 New Holland Oliver 3-16" Plow There are prizes for the Mr and Mrs Lester Miller Pewamo collecting. In 1972 Trailer biggest ones. Something new and 2 sons were Saturday they collected $118.50. This AT FARMS N.H. Forage Box J.D. Disk KBA this year will be a contest for evening visitors of Mr and year they collected $154.20. U.S. 27 & French Rd. ST. JOHNS Ph. 224-4661 No. 5 J.D. Mower the best tasting items made Mrs Arnold Miller. We wish to thank them for Kools Blower Kilifer Disk 1 Used 735 Innes Wind rower from pumpkins. This food COMBINES N.H. 66 Baler contest is open to any 4-H N.I. Forage Box 1 Used 500 AR Offset M.F. 35 Combine member who would like to Windrower enter it. w/Bean Equipment A.C. Chopper w/1 Row& Hay Heads 1 J.D. 334 Corn Head The Jolly Knitters was the your "HEWfiNTSTO New Idea Uni-702 New Holland Haybine 469 1 MF 43 Corn Head first 4-H Club to organize* for I.H.C.SOBean Case Rake 12' Grahn Hoe the 1974 winterprogram. The 95 EB Combine J.D. Rake new officers are as follows: friendly Ibid mflKEYOU Gerilyn Falvor — President; J.D. 25 Combine J.D. 38 Chopper 2 Heads 2 COLBY FORAGE BOXES I.H.C. 45 T. Baler Leslie Vermeersch — Vice President; Sheri Harte — dealer.,- HRPPY" Secretary; Lorene Tait — Treasurer; Ruth Brya — News Reporter; and Julie Carson City Farm Service Tait — Historian. The NEW IDEA members discussed such ** JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE items as dues, dress code, EGAN FORD SALES dates of coming events, 200 W. HighamSt. ST. JOHNS Phone 224-2285 CARSON CITY PHONE 584-3550 goals for the year including CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St, Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 11B St Johns teacher Carland News 4-He/s attend Washington by Mrs.,Pudg8 Deming CARLAND is small in spending a few days with his have been vacationing are salary schedule number, but not to be out mother, Mrs Cyril Simpson Mr and Mrs Vern Stinson, Citizenship Short Course done when it comes to giving of Carland. and Mr and Mrs Jim Jones Editors Note: The following is the salary schedule for St to our fellowman. Our - Labor Day, members of and daughter. hns school teachers for the 1973-74 school year. population is under the size the family gathered at the Mr and Mrs Leo Deming, Six Clinton County 4-H'ers many youth voiced their support of the 4-H program of a village. Simpson home to help the Mr Robert Peters, Mrs of the Cooperative Extension APPENDIX A Four young teenagers had — Harry Moldenhauer, Dan opinions at given 4-H Bucheles celebrate their 25th Erma Peters, and Mrs Ida Washburn and Debbie assemblies. Service. You can learn more BA BA — 20* MA big ideas and started out wedding anniversary. Deming of this area spent about 4-H by calling the Step Salary Step Salary step Salary with a 4 quart pail to collect The anniversary cake was the * weekend in - Ed- Thelen of St Johns; Bonnie The 4-H Citizenship Short Extension Office in St Johns $ 8,400 1 $ 8,892 1 • $ 9,234 for the Jerry Lewis-Telethon baked and decorated by Mrs wardsburg, Indiana visiting Schafer and Kathy Spitzley Course is conducted by the 224-3288. for Muscular Dystrophy, in Edith Oberlin of Carland; Mr and Mrs Dennis Harris. of Fowler and Virginia National 4-H Foundation in Carland; to their great joy Mrs Oberlin is a friend of the Mrs Harris is the former Cordes of Lansing; returned and amazement of adults, family. Brenda Pugh of Elsie and recently from a week in the boys collected $75.00, Washington, DC. niece of Mr and Mrs Leo ' They were 6 Of the 39 which was later taken to the Carland residents who Deming. Riley and 2 8,892 2 9,234 2 9,662 County's fish-bowl in delegates along with 3 9,320 3 9,747 3 10,089 Owosso. We thank the chaperones, Mr and Mrs 4 9,747 4 10,1,75 4 10,602 Wahlstrom and Gilbert boys Charles Hazle of St Johns, Olive 5 10,175 5 10,602 11,115 for thinking big. who participated in the WeMCUie National 4-H. Citizenship MRS, GOLDIE MOORE • 6 10,602 6 11,115 6 11,714 Carland United Methodist Ph. 669-9061 7 11,030 7 11,799 7 12,227 Women's Society of By MRS. WAYNE MEAD, Correspondent-Phone 862-5447 Short Course. Christian Service met at the Attending the citizenship 1 > i A *t 8 11,457 8 12,056 8 12,740 OUR GOAL and regional representative; 9 11,970 9 12,483 9 ' 13,338 home of Mrs Richard Sloat in workshop at the National 4-H Carland this week with 17 " Center during the same time "To preserve our Heritage Winston In galls of Lansing, 10 12,483 10 13,082 10 13,937 Approximately 100 Avon the night. Thursday morning -- The American Way of 11 12,825 11 13,595 11 14,535 members present to plan a representatives were guests the ladies journeyed to the were also groups from 13,368 13,937 ham or chicken-pie supper, Pennsylvania' and New Life." is the goal of the Farm Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brocker 12 12 '12 14,911 Wednesday at a 1:00 lun Avon Factory at Springdale, Bureau Committeewomen were among the guests of which will beheld October 13 cheon at the Holiday Inn, 'Ohio. There they had a York. at the Carland church house. and the Farm Bureau Mrs Hattie Stocks of Owosso - 1. In addition to the above schedule' South Lansing. Mrs Marcella guidJBd_tour of the Avon Designed to develop a women of Clinton County for on Monday and helped her ' a. Those persons having 40 semester hours of graduate Serving will begin at 5:30 Dubrava, Mrs Beatrice -(£&$$$* which lasted 2 greater understanding of pm, and tickets must be the coming year. celebrate her 84th birthday. credit in their teaching field shall be placed on the MA Meredith and Mrs Jerrine hours/, taking in 2-1/2 miles individual responsibilities of The Program planning It was a surprise affair Salary Schedule.- purchased in advance and Mead from this area at of (he factory which is being citizenship, the 1-week will specify your preference expanded at the present committee of the Farm which delighted her very b. 5% of the salary base ($9,234) shall be added to the MA tending. The group were session was filled with Bureau women met at the much. She said this was her step for 15 semester hours of graduate credit beyond the of chicken-pie or ham. The winners of a competition time. At noon they were listening, learning, sharing donation accepted for the guests of Avon at a luncheon County office on Tuesday second birthday party that MA; held recently. There were 5 and touring. They listened to afternoon and with the help sTie'^had ever had. c. 10% of the MA salary base ($9,234) shall be added to the tickets .is set at $2.50 for yinnSrs inline district which in the Avon cafeteria, later resource personnel ranging adults, and $1.25 jfor children meeting in the conference of the District vice-chairman ;Mr and .Mrs Ray Moore MA step for the possessor of a Special Degree. included .Michigan, Ohio, from government officials to and the Regional visited Mr and Mrs Tom d. 10% of the MA salary base ($9,234) shall be added to the under 12 years of age. The Kentucky and Indiana. All 5 room for a new products presentation. The ladies left the creator of Woodsy the Representative, planned the Johnson ,of Price Rd on MA step for the possessor of 30 semester hours or 45 term overall chairman of the winning districts were in. Owl. supper is Mrs J. C. Bowen, Springdale at 2:30 pm, program for the* coming Monday evening and helped hours of graduate credit, providing the hours are in the Michigan, Following the Julie celebrate her birthday. person's teaching or related field. and she may be phoned for having their evening meal at Mini-universities were year. reception Mrs Jerrine Mead Bill'Knapps in Findlay, Ohio Included in our program, Mr and Mrs Valentine Stoy reservations at 834-2353, or and Laurie Mead, Mrs Kaila offered covering the topics of you may phone any of the and arriving back in Lansing community development, we aim to involve more and family attended the" *BA - 20 - The indicated hours of credit must be of Graduate Cebulski and Mrs Neva about 8:30 pm. young women (both group Baker Family Reunion level from a recognized College or University granting other members of the WSCS. Betzerwere among 36 ladies ecology, government and Mrs Eva Munson was in economics, The group also and non-group Farm Bureau Sunday held at the home of advanced degrees and must be in addition to those credits who traveled by chartered Mr and Mrs David members); promote our Mr and Mrs Clyde Peck of St required for the BA degree and the Provisional Cer charge of the •. evening's Greyhound bus to Kings Peabody spent several days spent some time touring program, which was en historical spots such as the Michigan products; stress Johns. tificate. Island Inn near Mason, Ohio with their uncle at Torch Safety and Health; Mr and Mrs Ray Moore titled, "Changes, Changes, where they dined and spent Lake. White House, FBI Building Changes", and related our and Mt Vernon. Legislation; Roads; attended the Retirement It is understood that Term Hours are equated at'two- Marketing. Open House Sunday af thirds of the value of Semester Hours. forever changing world of Ideas were shared as today; it relates to our young Middlebury News In our September meeting ternoon at Smith Hall, St people and the society of the of September 4th, the Johns, honoring Earl Haas, business meeting starts at Ag Agent of Clinton County. world. A family night-reception Mrs Florence Garber and Valley Farms - DeWitt Mrs Glen Brown, who is was held recently at the Mrs Lucile Semans. Middlebury 10:30 am; picnic dinner at Mr and Mrs Ted Middlebury United Kv Mrs Dili) Warren noon; "afternoon program Piotrowicz and family of the Missionary chairman, The minister of the Novi were Sunday visitors of, DeWitt chapter 030 OES DeWitt Chapter #30 OES read of the shortage of Methodist Church to honor Laingsburg - Middlebury I'ltimr RUl-SOil) will bring Bill Kissane and newly-weds, Mr and Mrs United Methodist Churches, his pictures of the Kissane their parents, Mr and Mrs will resume its regular will resume its regular hospital beds and care of Lloyd Brocker. Their monthly meetings Thursday monthly meetings on Sep patients in Bangdalish; the Dean Furnish. About 50 were Rev Brian Kundinger and Claud Spiess has been Trip and visit to Ireland. tember 13 at 8:00 pm. population is so great there present for the cooperative Mrs Kundinger will be on released fronv Memorial The October meeting daughter, Linda returned •evening, September 13, at 8 should also interest most of home with them after pm. that they cannot supply the supper at tables decorated vacation August 6-27. If there Hospital and is convalescing DeWitt Masonic Temple are emergencies during that at the home of his daughter, the women as they will go by spending a week with her Mr and Mrs Ken Richards Association rummage sale needs of the people. < with floral arrangements. "Made Rich, By A Poor For the program Lucile time members are to contact Mrs Robert Mulder from bus and visit the Kellegg grandparents. spent the past week in the will be held at the DeWitt Rev Terry Euper of the injuries sustained in an Cereal Factory and also the Mr and Mrs Fred Sehlke of Upper Peninsula near Temple on Saturday, Sept 15, Man", was read by Mrs Earl Semans gave three ap Darling; the poor man was propriate readings, Rev Morrice United Methodist automobile accident. Bird Sanctuary with a sack Fowler, Mr and Mrs Lew Munising. They had dinner at 10 am. Church. Steve Karnes will lunch at the Sanctuary. That Silm of Price Rd, Mrs with Mr and Mrs Alex and is Jesus, who gave and Brian Kundinger gave a Mrs Edith Schuknecht was Mr and Mrs Keith still gives life eternal. short talk and Rev and Mrs fill the pulpit at both chur hostess recently to the will be on October 2nd. Valentine Stoy and Carole Borkowski of Au Train last ches Aug 12 and 19. The Rev The meeting closed with a were visitors of Mr and Mrs Saturday evening. The Salisbury- and sons of St The hostess was assisted Brian Kundinger presented Burton Farmers Club in her Louis, Mo were Labor Day by Miss Alta Mitchell in several musical selections. Marvin Jewell will be home on West Hibbard Road. snack of cupcakes and Ray Moore on Friday and Borkowskis are the former preaching at Laingsburg on coffee. This meeting was helped Goldie celebrate her owners of the Bell Motel in weekend visitors of Mr Hoyt serving a buffet lunch before They also accompanied for Aug 26. There will be no David Mulder has been Salisbury Sr. the meeting adjourned. group singing after which released tfrom Butterworth attended by the county of birthday. Valley Farms. worship service at Mid ficers: Mrs Don Swargart, On Wednesday Mr and Mrs Mr and, Mrs William the honored couple opened dlebury on Aug 26. There will, Hospital in Grand Rapids Mr and Mrs Dale Holbrook Metzger and Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Robert their gifts. The committee in and is convalescing at his Mrs Wilbur Brandt; Mrs Lloyd Brocker visited their be no Sunday School 'tat Ray Peck; Mrs Ray Moore; brother-in-law, Ben Wolbers left for their home in Florida Ken Richards had dinner at Buchele, now living in charge of the affair was Mr home from injuries 4 last Tuesday after spending Middlebury for the" monthly Biij •Tll.il .-"'* ' ' tl-'lti'l ! district vice-ch'aif ;* '."Mrs at"*BuTferworth Hospital/ J Schulers in Jackson last. Buchanan, uMich, -former andi-jMrs: Richard Semans;* Aiigust. ' . several'months in Michigan.. resiaeht&atff iGatlahdT are MpandMrs Harold Gardner, sustained in a racing ac- Harold McMichael. of Mason Gratftf 'Rapids. sm^y-i s*. jMdent. „ Headquarters For Purina Feeds 6 <*> 6 No job is too large or too small fe o— C) for CAINS COMPLETE From 4 days thru 4 woeke TEST DRIVE Food Purinn. Nursing Chow. 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Long-lasting and low-cowl, if« mife and OIL * RESIDENTIAL * COMMERCIAL easy to use. (Jet Purina Fly Bait in the biR 10 or 'IX\ pound the PURINA way CO. *QUALITY WORK bag—priced for low-rout farm use. Zephyr MATHEWS Elevator arge your purchases to: PLUMBING & HEATING St. .Johns t ST. JOHNS Ph. 224-4726 Party Goods, Candles, All types of printing Gift Items SEE US FIRST FOR NEW SHIPMENT OF EXCITING : L7VNb.B7VNK • Fast service GIFT ITEMS 4}*£ Mr*and Mrs Russell Potte recently at the church with Chairman of committees There were 18 members Owosso. After the meeting were hosts to the Burtoi Letha Furnish, Thora Austin will help control erosion and 2 guests present when the host for the Club will be who will select their o^vn Farmers Club in their homi and Ethel Mulder as helR are Kitchen; Thora the Ovid-Duplain Library Mr George Getman who will on j West Hibbard Roac hostesses.'Letha Furnish Club held its first meeting of take them on a tour of a 102 Austin: Dining room; Thursday evening, Sept 6. A conducted the business Elizabeth Putnam: Tickets; EAST LANSING--*'Seed kept off waterways and they building waterways may be the Club year on Friday, year-old restored log cabin. cooperative ysupper was session during which routine waterways by Sept 15 to should not be used as a road September 7, at the home of Clarice Semans. Madge obtained from county ex served prior to the business reports were given. Several Craig led the devotionals and prevent gully erosion," for machinery or motor tension offices or local Soil Mrs Ina Wood worth, session and program. round robin cards were advises Russell Hill, soil and cycles. Conservation District .of assisting Mrs Wood worth Leota Gardner wasjprogram water conservation ex Maple Earl Putnam and Grace, signed for those who are ill leader. The hostesses served Additional information on fices. were Mrs Fannie Call and Mrs George Putnam and and unable to attend. tension specialist at Mrs Clayton Sherwin. refreshments. Michigan State University. Lynn, Mr and Mrs Keith Florence Garber read a The Invocation was given Rapids Putnam and sons and Mr and letter from the boy in Chile "Unprotected waterways by Mrs Ralph Baker. The Mrs Kenneth Putnam were which the group helped to Middlebury welcomes^ 2 speed up loss of top soil, Pledge of Allegiance and The Fulton High School in Midland recently to attend support. Leota Gardner Chr new residents, Jennifer Lynn gully formation and siltation Collect were repeated in graduating class, of 1958 a party in honor of Mrs Mark of the nominating com born Aug 15 at Owosso pollution of lakes and unison. The usual reports reunion was held Sunday at Putnam on the occasion of Memorial Hospital to Mr and streams, " Hill warns. mittee, gave a report and were given. Roll Call was Maple Rapids Memorial her 90th birthday at the election of officers will be Mrs Kaye Potter, and ' Protection of these natural hi. MRS. IRENE FOX ph. 593-3359 Can you remember your first Park in Maple Rapids. Many home of her daughter and Carmelita Marie born also at drainage ways is essential to held at the Sept meeting. The doll? All present did. of the class were present" family, Mr and Mrs William group voted to have the usual Owosso Memorial Hospital allow them to help move House' warming at the day date was July 22. with their families from home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Cards furnished the en A letter was read from Caldwell. .fall smorgasbord and theo n Aug 19 to Mr and Mrs' water from the land without Girls Town. The members Maple Rapids and nearby Wayne Austin. forming gullies or causing Freund and family Sunday tertainment. Sunday August towns. Mr and Mrs Stacy The Middlebury UMW met ' date of Oct 3 was set for this. August 19. Forty guests 12 the family gathered for are asked to save Betty excess erosion. Crocker Coupons to help the Murdock came from Iowa. were present for a potluck their father's birthday. Old friendships were Waterways must be wide Jerome Barker for a birth Administrative Board enough to carry runoff dinner and the afternoon. reunited, food was plenty Guests came from Detroit, day dinner. His birthday purchase a van for the home. water, have gradually In gathering will be on Oc and laughter was top billing. by PKirVTCO sloping sides with the center Royal Oak and Wyandotte, date was August 13. The reunion was snared by MINI. . - Mr and Mrs Nicholas tober 6 at Belleview. The 120 E.Walker St. slightly lower than the sides new home will be dedicated the Upton Reunion, also held and covered with a thick A birthday celebration at Blauwiekel of Grand Rapids in the park and several St. Johns, Michigan the home of his daughter Mr are spending a few days with at this time. people were going back and • • PRINT stand of grass in order to be Mrs Ethel Bishopj of 'Across from the St. Johns City Hall effective, Hill states. and Mrs Jerome Barker had their sons Mr and Mrs| forth between reunions their family home for her Lawrence Blauwiekel and Fenmore was the speaker greeting friends and neigh Lime and fertilizer should father's birthday Saturday family of Pewamo and Mr for the day. Her topic was bors from both. „ PRICE LIST be added after shaping. evening when Bernard and Mrs John Blauwiekel Dolls around the World. The Following price list applies to flat sheet work done from your copy on 20 lb. Plenty of plant food, most interesting doll was one white bond in black ink: 1 - especially nitrogen, is Bengel of Westphalia was 83 and family of rural Fowler, Miss Jackie Danforth 8%x14 years young. A birthday Grange Rd. Nick Blauwiekel that she had made from a spent last week in Port needed to form a quick dense pattern that her mother Quantity one one two sod. dinner including birthday their grandson made the trip Huron with her t sister and side ' scake was served. The birth- from and to Grand Rapids. made many years ago. The family, Mr and Mrs Roger side sides 3.90 5.7S 4.60 6.70 "Creeping red fescue, Mr and Mrs Miachel Cook head was china. The doll was Rich and son. dressed in the style of the Craig Bancroft, son of Mr 100 4.75 6.80 5.30 .7.70 domestic ryegrass, smooth and family and Mr and Mrs 200. ..•••••••••• bromegrass and redtop are MAPLE Jerome Barker and Cindy early 1900's. She makes all James Bancroft of St Johns, 5.60 8.15 6.30 9.20 recommended for waterway Barker spent Tuesday and the clothes for the many spent the week with his 300* ••••>••••••* 6.45 9.20 7.20 10.70 seedings as these grasses Wednesday at Niagara dolls she has. She also had grandparents, Mr and Mrs 400 7.25 10.10 8.10 11.50 RAPIDS dolls that people had given 500 8.05 "11.00 9.00 12.75 provide a thicker mass of MRS. JOYCE RUMSEY Falls. Wilbur Bancroft of Maple OUUa•»****•••*«• 8.85* •*•>••• .11.90 ••*•*.••• root growth to hold the soil," 127 West Main Stiept Mrs Mary Ann Thelen is a her. These were from Rapids. 9.90 14.00 Hill points out. Maple Rapirts. 682-4243 medical patient at Blodgett England, Ecuador, Swit Mike and Bill Ball of 700 9-65 12.80 10.80 15.25 Hospital in Grand Rapids. zerland, Czechsolovakia, Harrison spent Wednesday 800 10.45 13.70 11.70 16.50 "Best seeding results Mr and Mrs Steven She expects to be home some Israel, Greece, • Taiwan, night with Mr and Mrs 900 11-25 14.60 12.60 17.75 are obtained if a light mulch Bancroft and girls, Mr and time this week. Japan and Korea. Among Nelson Rumsey and family. 1000 12.05 15.50 13.50 19.00 of hay, straw, manure, or Mrs Wilbur Bancroft, Mrs Mrs Charles Cook recently others were a corn husk doll, Mrs Carl Ball and Mrs Add'L M's 7.00 10.00 9.00 11.00 commercial netting are used Reva Ball and grandson spent a few days visiting at a doll dressed by Eskimos, Velma Bancroft called on •Colored bonds are an additional 104 per hundred copies. to prevent erosion before the Mike, and Mr and Mrs and American Indians. Also Mrs Sybil Brammer in •Colored inks are an additional 104 per hundred plus $2.00 set up. Nelson Rumsey and family the home of a friend, Mrs seeding is established," Hill Nell Wood. there was a doll dating back Saginaw Thursday af continues^ ' 'Excellent of Maple Rapids attended before 1880. After that time PHONE 224-6781 the Murphy-Groves Reunion . William P Smith of ternoon. results have also been ob Townsend road Pewamo is there was some kind of mark tained where an asphalt at Crystal Lake Sunday, Aug put on to signify the date. 19. still a medical patient at emulsion has been sprayed Carson City Osteopathic Mrs Bishop was employed North Bengal THE GOVERNMENT OF on the straw or hay mulch to Master Mike Ball and Bill Hospital as of August 20. for several years by the |{\ .Mrs Win. Ilrnsl keep it in-place." from Harrison spent last School for the Blind in DEPARTMENT OFTHETREA5URY PE WITT CITV Mrs Estella Schafer was a OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING week with their grand Lansing. She was presented 190GPENNSYLVANIAAVE NW PLANS TO EXPEND ITS REVENUE SHARING ALLOCATION dinner and afternoon guest Mrs William Ernst and WASHINGTON. D C 20220 fOR THE ENTITLEMENT PERIOD BEGINNING After the grass has been parents, Mr and Mrs Carl at the home of her daughter with a gift from the Club. established, it should be Ball in Maple Rapids. The The meeting in October Maxine were guests on JUL 1, J 973 AND ENDING JUN 30.. 1974 and husband, Mr and Mrs I in aiecullve propoial mowed to a height of 3 or 4 boys are the sons of Mr-arid will feature a luncheon at the Sunday, Sept2 of Mr and Mrs (L) DEBT How will Ihg availability ot revenua inning lundt affect the IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER BASEO UPON AN Roy Simmon and family at Robert Beckhorn at their borrowing lequiremenliolyourjuriidetjon? inches. Livestock should be Mrs Dean Ball. home of Mrs Clarence Day in ESTIMATED TOTAL OF $21, «}90 Lansing. cottage at Horseshoe Lake. AVOID DEBT INCREASE NO EFFECT ACCOUNT NO Mr' and Mrs Louis Moritz LESSEN DEBT INCREASE TOO SOON TO attended the Hecht-Betz M PREDICT EFFECT 22 2 019 001 {Ml TAXES In which of lha following man nor i li It onpeeled ihsl the CE UITT CITV wedding and reception at availability of Revenue Sharing Fundi will affect lha tax levela of your ]uilid>ctlon7CIiBCfcai many as apply, CITV CLERK REGULAR CLINTON COUNTY Holt on Saturday, Aug 25. OE WITT (lICHIflflN 4S3£0 WILLENABLEREDUCING I I WILLHEOUCEAMOUNTOFRATE On Tuesday evening • RATEOFA MAJORTAX. | | INCHEASEOFAMAJQRTAX. August 28, Mrs William WILL PREVENT INCREASE IN I I „n ,„,„ _M .„. _ Ernst and Maxine visited • RATEOFAMAJOHTAX | | NO EFfECTONTAXLEVELS WILL PREVENT ENACTING Mrs Arthur Martens and Mrs • A NEW MAJORTAX TOO SOON TO PREDICT EFFECT Melvin Argersinger and OPERATING/MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES CAPITAL EXPENDITURES children of St Johns. On PRIORITV PLANNED PIKKT PLANNED PERCENT PLANNED FOR* A Regular Meeting of the Clinton County Zoning • Section 25.to a-poiriton the-exte'hded North line of the EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES nuiigfti PURPOSE EXPENDITURES UNO TEST J "Wednesday evening Aug 29' CATEGORIES (A) •UIHTIUMt - tH- t&UirMCNT* SNSIRIXtilSt ACDUISITtON tAETlALMINE Commission will b,ejield on Thursday, September 20, South five-eighths of,the West one-half of the Southeast DIISIItMl ELL they called on Mr and Mrs tfi^V lO MULTI i!i.__ 1973 at 8 p.m. irf the'Courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan. one-quarter,saidSection25; thence Easterly along the PUBLIC SAFETY % % PURPOSE AND to? % extended North line of the South five-eights of the West Herman Noller of rural GENERAL GOVT At that time the Commission will act on the following Hubbardston. applications; one-half of the Southeast one-quarter, said Section 25 to % % % the North-South one-quarter line said section; thence Mr and Mrs Donald Northerly along said North-South one-quarter line to a Schmitt and children spent a % % %' WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP few days the last week in point located on the North line of the South 300.00 feet of TRANSPORTATIOh %\ August vacationing at Pretty A-l, Agriculture to M-l, Limited Industrial: the Northwest one-quarter, said Section 25; thence Westerly parallel with the East-West one-quarter line Lake near Mecosta. % % % % Kevin Gibbons, son of Mr 16 HOUSING A to the extended Westerly line of the East 320.00 feet of % % COMMUNITY % The South one-half of the Northeast one-quarter of and Mrs Ray Gibbons, had a DEVELOPMENT Section 26, Town 5 North, Range 3 West, Watertown the West one-half of the Southwest one-quarter, said Section 25; thence Southerly parallel with the East line tonsilectomy at the Carson % % % Township, Clinton County, Michigan AND ALSO the of the West one-half of the Southwest one-quarter, said City Hospital on Thursday North three-fifths of the East one-half of the Southeast section to the North line of the South 10 acres of the Aug 30. % % one-quarter of said Section 26, Town 5 North, Range 3 » TOTAL nANNlD Northwest one-quarter of the Southwest one-quarter Mrs William Ernst and Oft KAHNOJMWN % TtH»1Ct UPEND- PUBLIC SAFETY *21,498.00 100 % % West. said Section 25; thence Easterly along said North line Maxine visited Mrs Edward i;um of the South 10 acres of the Northwest one-quarter of Moritz on Thursday evening, * INI ASSURANCES (Refer to IniliuctlonG) % % A-l, Agriculture and R-1B, One-Family Low Density loomifttsptcH/i the Southwest one-quarter, said Section 25 to the West Aug 30. On Friday evening % Residential to M-l, Limited Industrial: line of ^e East one-half of the Southwest one-quarter, Tha newi madia have bean adviled thai a complete copy Aug 31 they called on Mrs of Ihia report hai bean publlihed in a local nawipaper of ganatal 2\ OIHEntSptclff) said Section; thence Southerly to the Place of Begin Albert Moritz of Essex. circulation. I have jeeoidi documenting tha contentt of this % % The South five-eighths of the Southeast one-quarter, report and they are open for public and newl madia acrutiny ning. Mr and Mrs Clare Moritz iZ aiHtniSeuiii Section 25, Town 5 North, Range 3 West, Watertown of rural Grand Ledge and Mr Township, Clinton County, Michigan, EXCEPT the I enure the Secialarv of the Tieaiuty that tha ilalutoiy M-l, Limited Industrial to A-l, Agricultural: and Mrs Louis Moritz and provwon* lilted In Part G of lha Imlruclloni accompanying ihii North three-fifth of the East one-half thereof AND report will be compiled with by Ihia recipient oovetnment with Ann attended the ball game laipect lo the entitlement funds reported hereon ALSO part of the Southwest one-quarter, said Section Beginning 253.00 feet South of the Northwest corner of at Tiger Stadium at Detroit 25, described as: Beginning on the South section line at the South 40 acres of the North 79 acres of the West one- on Wednesday evening Aug a point located 650.00 feet Easterly of the Southwest Clinton County Hews half of the Northeast one-quarter, Section 36, Town 5 29. JioriAiufltOFCMitrtJiifSiJrlvioriiciK DATE HAMl OP HEWtPAPEH corner of the East one-half of the Southwest one- North, Range 3 West, Watertown Township, Clinton quarter, said Section 25; thence Northerly 650.00 feet Mrs Ray Gibbons was Hurl J. Eaatman, Mayor 9-12-73 County, Michigan; thence Easterly parallel with the hostess at a demonstration NAMt > Wit— FLtAlI PRIMT ,OATI FUlUtHID parallel with the West line of the East one-half of the North section line to the extended West line of the East party at her home on Southwest one-quarter, said Section 25; thence 17 acres of the North 39 acres of the West one-half of the Wednesday afternoon, Aug Easterly 280.00 feet parallel with the South section Northeast one-quarter, said section; thence Northerly 29. line; thence Northerly parallel with the East line of the to a point on the North section line which is located Mr and Mrs William S THE GOVERNMENT OF West one-half of the Southeast one-quarter, said 763.80 feet Easterly of the North one-quarter corner, Ernst and Ron of Battle Section 25 to a point on the extended North line of the said section; thence West along the North section line DEPAflTMENTOFTHETREASURY LEBANON TOWNSHIP v Creek spent Sunday evening OFF1CEOF REVENUE SHARING South f ive-eighths of the West one-half of the Southeast to the Northwest corner of the East one-half of the 1S0OPENN5YLVANIAAVE NVV PLANS TO EXPEND ITS REVENUE SHARING ALLOCATION and Labor Day with Mrs WASHINGTON.DC 20226 FORTHE ENTITLEMENT PERIOD BEGINNING one-quarter, said Section 25; thence Easterly tilong the Northwest one-quarter of said section; thence South William Ernst and Maxine. extended North line of the South ftye-eighths of the 0'02'15" West along the West line of said East one-half JUL 1, 1£?S AND ENDING JUN 30.. 1374 I an executive piopotal West one-half of the Southeast one-quarter, said of the Northwest one-quarter, said Section to a point (LI DEBT How wll the availability of revenue timing fundi affect tha IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER BASED UPON AN Section 25 to the North-South one-quarter line; thence located 336.34 feet Northerly of the East-West one- bnirowlno requirement! ofyourjurniliclion? ESTIMATED TOTAL OF $2/ 398 Southerly to the South one-quarter corner of said quarter line, said section; thence North 9(F00*00" East flridgeville AVOiDOEBTINCREASE TOO SOONTO ACCOUNT NO. Section 25; thence West to the Place of Beginning, AND 1309.00 feet; thence Northerly along the North-South • By Mrs Thelma Woodbury LESSEN DEBT INCREASE PREDICT EFFECT 22 3 019 DIE) ALSO the Northeast one-quarter of the Northeast one- one-quarter line of said (section to "the Place of B (M) TAXES In which of tho Mowing marine™ li It expected that lha LEBANON TOWNSHIP, quarter, Section 36, Town 5 North, Range* 3 West, Beginning. , •"*•* / , Mr and Mrs Eugene availability of Revenue Sharing Fundi will affect lha tax levelt of your JuilidicllonT Check ai many aupply TOWNSHIP SUPV Watertown Township, Clinton County, Michigan AND Lohrer returned Friday, Aug CLINTON COUNTV WILL ENABLE REDUCING WILL REDUCE AMOUriroFRATE • FOWLER FirCHrORN *}G93S ALSO the East 17 acres of the North 39 acres of the DEWITT TOWNSHIP 31 from a week's trip through • RATEOFAMAJOHTAX. • INCREASE OF A MAJOR TAX. West one-half of the Northeast one-quarter, Section 36, Canada, New York and into W1LLPREVENTIHCREASGIN Town 5 North, Range 3 West, Watertown Township, t Pennsylvania, where they • |RATEOFAMAJOflTAX D NOEFFECTOKTAXLEVELS From Zone B-4, Planned Shopping Center to B-2, WILL PREVENT ENACTING Clinton County, Michigan. - visited relatives. A NEW MAJORTAX |*| TOO SOONTO PREDICT EFFECT General Business: D OPERATING/MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES CAPITAL EXPENDITURES A-l, Agriculture and R-1B, One-Family Low Density Mr and Mrs Douglas PRIORITY PUNNED PLANNED PERCENT PLANNED FOR Com. at a pt 250' S. 0*05', E & 90' N 89°44' W of NE cor EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES PURPOSE EXPENDITURES I W.O "OtOT ," iiruota Residential to M-l, Limited Industrial: Hulbert and family returned CATEGORIES (A) IE) of Sec 16, T5N, R2W, th N 89*"44* W 200 ft., th N 200 ft, th IB) tlWItll |t! in uuiruim tONSTPucTion acnuiii'w i HIIIKIUUT Sunday Sept 2 from a 10-day KTMULTU *"" a !"> E. 132.78', th SE110', th S112* to the pt of beg. PUBLIC SAFETY % PURPOSEAND The West one-half of the West one-half of the Northeast trip to Caraboo Lake in GENERAL DOVf % one-quarter of Section 25, Town 5 North, Range 3 West DEWITT TOWNSHIP Canada. % ALSO the East one-half of the Northwest one-quarter of Mrs Harriet Schmid is Section 25, Town 5 North, Range 3 West, EXCEPT the Zone B-l, Local Business to B-2, General Business and spending 2 weeks in Pickford &p/y JM % uHEALTH %} South 300.00 feet thereof, AND ALSO the Southwest a Special Use Permit to allow service and repair: caring for her daughter, one-quarter of the Northwest one-quarter of said Linda, and new grand HEALTH % 'TRANSPORTATION % V % i section 25, EXCEPT the South 300.00 feet of the East daughter born at Sault Ste % % 330.00 feet thereof. AND ALSO the Northwest one-. Com. at a pt. 63 rds. 9-1/2* S of cen. of the int's'n. of U.S. Marie Hospital Wednesday, .15 HOUSING & % 'COMMUNITY quarter of the Southwest one-quarter of said Section 25, Trunk Line 27 & Grand River Rd., so called; th S 8 rds., Aug 29 weighing 7 lbs 4-1/4 DEVELOPMENT % % EXCEPT the South 10 acres therefrom AND ALSO thE16rds.,thN8rds,thW16rdstoplaceofbeg.,allin ozs.' % * %*' EXCEPTING the East 330.00 feet. in Sec 3, T5N-R2W, in Mich., subject to all easements & Mr and Mrs John Wood FINANCIAL % restrictions of record. bury called on Mr and Mrs AOMINISIRATION , % a'tdtAlPuUmlD I* A-l, Agriculture and R-1B, One-Family Low Density Charles Woodbury of inMIKG'UAIN , * BATH TOWNSHIP SMlCl ftMNO 15 f4 ."' >>?"-/S PUBLICSAFtlY % Residential to O-l, Office & Administrative: Sheridan on Monday, Sept 3. J , 1R INI ASSURANCES (Refer lo Initiation !>) HLLHF.A11UN + Mr and Mrs John Wood I CULTURE % Part of the West one-half of Section 25, Town 5 North, ManagementResources application for a mobile home bury attended a family JOOTHFItySoKtfrf Range 3 West, Watertown Township, Clinton County, park and a Special Use Permit located North of M-78 on potluck dinner Sunday Sept 2 The ntiwl U'IKI a Ipto tn.un ailvivnl that a complelo enny % % ' of th t if pail hat been )ri>h1ii1iftil In »local nawiptpar of Qenetil JIOTHEfltfpre*y; Michigan, described as: Beginning at the Southwest both sides of Upton Road. circulation I havo iKOldt dotiimfnltnij I tig luntentt of Ihii at the home of Mr and Mrs report and they are ripen fw puhfir and im«* madia tctuliny % % corner of the East one-half-of the Southwest one- Bruce Hulbert and boys. Roy J? OTIUFUSJIMV 1 quarter, said Section 25; thence Easterly along the The text of the Zoning Ordinance as proposed to be Spicer of Middleton and Mr % I auuia tha Secretary ol Ilia Tiuatwy tlul Ihu uatuluiy 'fi ~ "' South section line 650.00 feet; thence Northerly 650,00 amended and a map showing the Zoning Ordinance as and Mrs Hank Amaugher of prov»oni listed in Pail G ol tho liinrucfoni accompanying th.i 1,1'iUi hANNFti lepoit will be compltil "iih liy thu ttcpient oovemmeni wiih "l RJJ1'/1, ",'"t',D' feet parallel with the West line of the East one-half of proposed to be amended may be examined at the Office Alma were also present. Mr teipecttothe eniitlernonl fundmeporiedhcremi (JjiMits the Southwest one-quarter, said Section 25; thence of the Clinton Counry Zoning Administration, 100 S. and Mrs Paul Loomis and Easterly 280.00 feet parallel with the South section Ottawa St., St. Johns, Michigan between the hours of girls were afternoon guests. line; thence Northerly parallel with the East line of the 8:00 A.M. toNoonandl:OOP.M.to5:OOP.M» of any day :.. i^n+L t^»^. AM fan h*Mt orI NtweMPiNtweMPIRn r WesJ pnfc-half of the Southeast one-quarter, said, Monday through Friday. WOMIUMOrCHlWmLUMVUfTMltK r J B*li / It's very true that only ScpTemfer.. (-2, '9*J HAMIAT1HI—PLIAHMINf I T OATI ftJlllSMB Arnold R.Minarik, about one man in a million •\m\tfilo Zoning Administrator catches up with that promising future. HYGRADE SKINLESS TABUfiin FARMER PEET CONEY FOR YOUR RING EATING PLEASURE' BOLOGNA U.S.D.A.I FOR YOUR, Iiuiw EATING JUST HEAT & c PLEASURE! lb. f S1RL01M SttA* CLUB or nee AN PIRCW HiSlAa ALL VARIETIES $199 SUM HANLBURGE PRESERVES ...welcomes you to VAN CAMP'S HELPER •Vfitn'a Name like the world around us •.•'5MUC'KERS.'! It's GotTo Be Good YOUR in 16 fabulous POR**^--» r"~~^SMUCKERS- CHOICE action-packed * BE AMS STR AWBE RR 6-8-ox. volumes 'A 31-01. Con PWgs, .. Staked , VELVET 'CREAMY or CRUNCH^ $1^03 PEANUT BUTTER J«* VanQmpH BLUE MAGIC 'WASH CYCLE' * SPANISH GIRL 'STUFFED MAMiV FABRIC SOFTENER a$£ 59" THROWN OLIVES "V" 69* ® y&mj FAME „ > \ j-0? ELBOW WACARONI VJ*' 1 STALEY „• Q C PANCAKE SYRUP Bti: 59'® APPIAN WAY' * GOLDEN GRAIN n.t *-* PIZZA a «»«w.B« 29** MACARONI & CHEESE *$£' 24 BETTY CROCKER „ _ BROWNIETAIX 22.0.B« . £C)C FAME qua') Jor SHEU SALAD DRESSING ST. LAURENT'S t»» ^( 12 c ROASTED PEANUTS pkB. 47 FAME 5-et. Bon c LAWN & LEAF BAGS 65*< 6 VARIETIES i -lb. 87 J BRACH'S CANDY Phfl. NABISCO , , ,. not 4-lQoi s- 3/ l( SUNSHINE 16-M. COOKIES Phg*. • B-itlar Flavored • Cudda Nut Box • Morihjnollow Sondwleli Hl-HO CRACKERS SNNIoVonlllaWafor • Chaoio Sondwlen • Orao Cmmo Sandwich FAME SALTINE CRACKERS FAME 2% ^i Ik MICHIGAN BRAND •»*• a via* • GARDEN LOW f AT A#l UK LATIN • FRUIT COCKTAIL • PINEAPPLE &?' « l/2-Gal. CARROt TABLE KING 'CREAM STYLE' net 15-oz MILK cm. Can 16-DI. ^A YOUR CHOICE^™ Can - FRESH BAKEM VALUES FRESH BAKERY VALUES • OVEH FRESH BIGW • REGUtAR •5UOAR OVEM FRESH " * . CINNAMON 14 Sl« 2 c 1-DOI. Pkg. 39' TABLE KING 'WHOLE KERNEL' £?. BREAD /AQ GREEN 3/4D OVEN FRESH ]i .-It.IK-. LOAVEllfiVESS ^aW. » 16-01. 3» | CUCUMBERS / A7 Can SPICE CAKE U-ot. Pkg. 55" Limit One Coup°n Per Fomlly HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS' Coupon Eiplras Sat., S«pi. 15, 1973 Wfih Thli Coupon & $7.00 Purchoto I SIZE STRETCH HOMEGROWN CRISP REGULABotHUlT TOOTHPASTE. Wiining, Thi Suigian Genirat Hit Dtlintimid GREEN TABLE TREAT 'PINK' ; A That Cigititit Smetug ti Dinguoui to Your Health. CREST 'uffi J LARK -King 17 mg ' tM", 1.2 mo. nleoilnt. Exit! Lona' GRAPES 39 Omg/'ur",Umg n1cotlnt;EVE-Fllur; 17mg "Ut", PEPPERS * J J5< $*»!**** 1.3 rng. nlcotln*; Manihol 17 mg "iw", 1.2 mg nicotine; VI*«T*" s.„,Tube* •v. par cigwitt*, FTC fltport (Fib, 731. 14B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan September 13,1973 The Burton-Carland Farm Bureau^ group will meet Thursday evening, Sept 13, These people helped Governmentjs^tting Middlebury at the Middlebury Church with Mr and Mrs Charles out of agriculture Warren, Mr and Mrs George Warren and Mr and Mrs The Government is .very Vaun Gruesbeck as hosts. A that as supplies of grain have News with migrant clinic rapidly getting out of tightened, it has become cooperative supper at 8 pm agriculture, according to will precede the business somewhat common for some Walter Wittenbach, to discredit and denoun There will be a family wiches and passing dishes session and program. The Chairman of the Michigan dinner reception at the program topic will be "No ST JOHNS -Each Monday were done through the agricultural exports. W according to the size of your Lansing,' the Upjohn Com State Agricultural have had a record growth in Middlebury United Fault Insurance". night this summer from July Clinton Memorial Hospital. pany, and the Mid-Michigan Stabilization and Con family. All interested are 9 >• Aug 27,- a clinic for our shipments to other •Methodist Church Sunday, cordially invited to attend. Health Department., servation Committee. Sept 16, to welcome the migrant farm workers was Barbara Thelen of St While parents were countries. This is very im Sunday, Sept 9, Jennifer held at the St Johns For the first time since portant to every USV citizen. return of Pastor and Mrs Lynn, infant daughter of Mr Ionia plans Johns volunteered her receiving medical treat 1940, the Government has np Brian Kundinger for another Episcopal Church. The clinic services as a nurse and ment, Cathy Hazel of We are still in a very serious and Mrs Kaye Potter and has been a combined effort wheat in storage and for the payment deficit with other conference year and the Carmelitia Marie, infant Howard Kremer, also of St Laingsburg cared for first time since 1948, it has no honor of Pastor Brian's centennial of many community Johns, organized and migrant children in the countries. We have to export daughter of Mr and Mrs corn in storage. Today we if we are to continue to being Ordained. The affair is organizations including the dispensed medications from church nursery. At the end of have an honest market •'•\ Wayne Austin received Clinton County Department the summer, a group of import the foreign goods that being sponsored by the Christian baptism during the IONIA.~ Plans are being the clinic pharmacy. governed by the law of Laingsburg and Middlebury of Social Services, United Medicines and vitamins neighborhood youth held a the people of our country morning worship service at completed for the Ionia Area supply and demand which demand. This includes such1 churches. There will be a Migrants for Opportunity, • were donated for the clinic carnival and donated the the public and press have the Middlebury United Centennial to be celebrated Inc; the Michigan State proceeds to help buy supplies things as foreign cooperative dinner at 12:30 in Ionia, Sept 19-23. At by the First Christian been demanding for many Methodist Church. University Schools of Human Reformed Church of East for next summer's clinic. automobiles, electronics, pm followed by a short Mrs Clarence Sejnans is a tractions include medicine years. program. Those attending and Osteopathic Medicine, photographic equipment, patient at Memorial Hospital shows, husband and cow and the Lansing Family Most of the CCC bins have specialty and regular foods are asked to bring their own in Owosso for observation calling contests, a historical been dismantled and sold. table service and sand Planning Center. , and fuel. We are highly and treatment. pageant, ox roast, dances Area bowling More than ever before dependent on other nations and a parade. Over 100 migrant children farmers are storing their for fuel as we are for many This will actually be the 2d and adults received various TEN PIN KEGLERS grain oh their own farms. By other goods and services. Clinton Tool Eng doing so they can sell their centennial celebration in the types of medical services at American Legion 4 Bobs Sport Cen community, the 1st oc the clinic including medical McKenzie's Insurance ' 4 grain when the price reaches With the increase in This Is | Rehmanns its peak rather than at demand abroad for food, we curring in 1933 in observance histories, labwork, complete Hallenbeck Const ' 4 Schmitts of the settlement of Ionia by physical examinations, harvest time when the price will probably have to pay E.J.'s Standard 4 Clinton National is normally much lower. higher prices for food if we CUNTON NATIONAL Ed Idzkowski. 1 the Samuel Dexter pioneer family planning, medication, Parr's Rexall Drugs 3 Redwing Lanes and further medical)and want gas to power our colony. The upcoming Masarik's Shell 2. Brunos WITTENBACH STATED' automobiles. \ Week I centennial will be in dental referrals when Daley's 2 StrouseOil recognition of the in needed. . ,;V Bruno's ' 1 Silvestri Paint & corporation of the city of Many residents of St Johns Hub Tire Center ' 0 Daleys Ionia in 1873. Allaby & Brewbaker, Inc 0 Gallaways Ed is another member of the St. Johns 'business Although the celebration and Clinton County volun community'who has generously contributed time and teered their services to help Clinton Natl Bank 0 High game Ind, Keith officially gets underway on make the clinic a success. Julie K 0 Barrett 267; High three effort to projects of benefit to the area. Most Sept 19, events have also noteworthy among his current activities are his The Rev Hugh Banninga High game Ind, Marsha games Ind, Keith Barrett been scheduled for Sept 17 made available all Episcopal Snyder 212; High three 681; High games team, Dry memberships on the St. Johns city parking board, the §8 and 18. They include Old- county Department of Public Works and his chair Church facilities and Mrs games Ind, Marsha Snyder Dock 1009; High three games Fashioned Bargain Days Banninga and neighbors 572, Kay Penix 519; High team, Dry Dock 2697. manship of the county Library Board. Such efforts sales, a carnival and require time and reflect a community concern and for provided hungry medical games team, American HONOR ROLL — Jon »i coronation ball. --_ personnel and. migrants with Legion 826; High three Tatroe 201; Keith Penix 222; his consicentious efforts and willing participation in games team, American community activities we're pleased to honor Ed Id Any Age coffee, cookies and sand G. Dunkel 206; T. Masarik wiches. Legion 2401. 210; F. Costello 202; Milo zkowski as bur citizen of the week. Cancer doesn't respect birth days, it pan strike young arid Splits converted: H. Rowell 214; Bob Andrews old. But/explains the American Dr George Bennett of Elsie Cornwell 3-1, 7-8; M. Purvis 208; Keith Barrett 267-246; Cancer Society, folks over 40 and Dr, W M Steigerwold of 5-7; F. Haliskey 3-10. Ted Silvestri 216; Mike ihould especially remember to Streeter 221. have an annual checkup in Maple Rapids worked in the 'clinic" and helped in ob cluding cancer tests. One of the SHIRTS & SKIRTS important tests is called a taining other medical COMMERCIAL LEAGUE | CLINTON NATIONAL W L W L "procto" and it's used to detect assistance in the county. X- Kelly Tires 4 0 I BANK & TRUST CO. a very common form o£ cancer, Rays and other analysis Dry-Dock Lounge 3 0 colon-rectal cancer. Car Dal Farm 4 0 TheE&D's 4 0 Cen Nat Bank 3 1 TheB&G's 3 1 Phillips Imp 3 1 Colstream ' 1 3 Lucky Wonders 1 3 now you can e&rn a whopping Guys Sunoco Ser 1 • 3 Dunkel Plmb&Htg 0 4 AND EARNS 9% INTEREST! 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HONOR ROLL — Gene One thing for sure, it's a good Investment and a worthwhile Dunkel 202, Dale Anderson cause, plus the enrichment of young lives can be your dividend' with CNB&T's new 201. forever. for complete information on our 9% investment program, V'«~< I I f please mail the coupon below of call us collect now. NIGHT HAWK t W McKenzies 3 Coca Cola 3 Legion 2 Yes! Please forward complete information on how Zeebs 2 I can earn 9% interest by investing in the students Hettler's 2 of John Wesley College. 2 Egg Station Dr. Kenneth S. Armstrong Becks i JOHN WESLEY COLLEGE Dunkels -1 100 S. Washington Street No Name ' 1 Owosso, Michigan 48867 St Johns Oil 1 Phone: (5171.723-4310 Gandl' 0 Randolphs 0 iMr. NAME Mis Ind High Game, T. Speer Miasl 4 YEAR CERTIFICATE 222; Ind High Series, E. Sillman 580; Team High •ADOHESS J , ; „ 00 Game, Legion 915; Team CITY (»5000 MINIMUM) - High Series, McKenzies STATE :.-. __ ZIP 2512; T. Speer 222. PHONE 00 , HONOR ROLL—C.Smith IF VOU WANT REGULAR SUPPLEMENTARY INCOME 209; E. Sillman 207; C. Langsworth 204; J. Greer HERE'S WHAT SUPER 7 SAVINGS WILL DO FOR YOU 204. . THAT'S RIGHT I "This advertisement is neither an offer to sell nor a soli citation of offers to buy any of these certificates. The DEPOSIT MONTHLY QUARTERLY Michigan's public enemy offering Is made only by the Prospectus." s5,000 s29.17 s87.50, No 1 today is Inflation the by 7 per cent on product of War. 10,000 , 58.33 175.00 your savings ll THE GOVERNMENT OP 262.50 DEPARTMENT OFTHE TREASURY MAPLE RAPIDS VILLAGE 15,000 87.50 OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING tOOO PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. PLANS TO EXPEND ITS REVENUE SHARING ALLOCATION FORTHEENTITLEMENTPERIOD BEGINNING Deposit's5000°° in-a CN6&T WASHINGTON. D.C. 20226 lk)riEXECUTIVEPROPOSAL, Check tN»Woekrltriliplerir»l»terj on JUL 1* 19?3 AND ENDING JUN 30* 137M .M 1 »n executive mopottl (L) DEBT Haw will the •viDiUllty of revenue timing fund* effect the IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER BASED UPON AN •'IsuperV' •'"' boiiowlng riqulramenu olyour ]uti»*eikin? ESTIMATED TOTAL OF ftt S3? AVOIO DEBT INCREASE NO EFFECT final month 4 vear certificate ,ahd this high ACCOUNT NO. LESSEN DEBT INCREASE , 22 2 019 005 • MAPLE RftPIRS. VILLAGE ' rate is yours, with interest VILLAGE CLERK for dish offer MAPLE RAPIDS MICH 43S53 earnings compounded quarterly! SUPPLEMENT f O: Lansing State Journal Clinton County News Copyright 1973. The Kroger Co. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantifies. Prices and Coupons Good September 10-16,1973 in Lansing and St. Johns Only. IIIIlIIIIIIHBlil VALUABLE KROGER COUPON 1 D 1 a AIRPORT ! ^fl^^fc ^^^^F M-78^^ 1 L U.S . 2 7 T O ST JOHN S SAGINAW -**— f 1 ST. JDSEP H 1-496 UMMI m'J L-lJ \ £ With Coupon & ^ MT. HOPE ^5 5 MT. HOPE 20-0r 7.50 Purchase B re z u> I 1 ? < a] en 1 till M UJ ¥ I o -1 U.S . 12 7 / -i Lvs / tt JOLLY RD. 1 Limit One Coupon Per Customer. f UJ Good September 10-16, 1973 at y 6- ? - - j&y your Lansing and St. Johns Kroger 1-96 1^ j^^r. Limit 3 Please Superstore Only- • * ' V 3BH^' » ' ^ "• "N Zz^uj^r [~Ihlll«illllllilBHllllllliIlililIIIIIllllllIlllllllll«IIlB (at St. Come out and see our new Kroger Superstore at 820 S. Waverly. Rd., ... one of the largest and finest Kroger stores in all of Western Michigan. You'll see for yourself what the total concept of one-stop shopping really means. And you'll save more with Shop the Kroger Store nearest you, Kroger's Xtra-Low Discount Prices every day of the week. Frandor, Frandor Shopping 1712 N. Grand River Ave. 3222 S. Logan Country Club Cream Open Seven Days a Week to Serve you Betters Half Gallon- ymmm Monday thru Saturday 64-FI • Wk't Oz Ctri a«mI N :With Purchase of Another % •'Gallonat RegularPrice With 'Coupon On Page 2 • Sunday: 10 .'.v- -Vs;.-/.-v. Assorted Betty Crocker Cake Mixes s I £/**" •'•'''. limit 3 Please With Coupon & 7;50 Purchase Big K 12-0z Niblets Corn or Whole Kernel L . "l: i, Peas or 46-FI 16-Oz Wt Oz Cans Cans Lb Lb Lb Lb Copyright 1973. The Kroger Co. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. Prices and Coupons Good Sept. 10-16 in Lansing and St. Johns. \&.:**.,. «*JM«BW THE \rf K KEEPING POSTED FRIENDLY/W * ... to do our best to provide you with as wide and complete a variety of foods as we possibly can. J.V You may find some food items missing or in short supply as the result of nature's whims and Government-imposed economic controls. However, if It is wanted ... if it is available anywhere . . . chances are you will find the food you want at Kroger at the lowest price possible on today's market. WE HEAR Y0U...and we're trying to help! :# U.S. No. 1 fe5-'.*-/ VALUABLE KROGER COUPON "BSIIfl I 4 An A*f O-MUJ With Coupon & Purchase of On* Packege Roytl Viking Limit'One coupon per Customer. Prices dood thru Sunday, Siptambar ll.iubjootto applicable state and local taxai. -g VALUABLE KROGER COUPOrT"|E|H8| I Stanley 16° Off V18l-ri Purple Plums With Coupon & Purchase of On» 2B*Ct Box ••• Kroger Thin or ' Rich's Eckrich Eckrich $ $ s Baggies Food Storage Bags! Elbo Spaghetti JS/I lich K„22c Smoked Sausage .b 1. Whole Smorgas Pac .Lb 1.59 Whole or Split Eckrich - SLana>. Limit on* Coupon par Cuitomtr, Prion Good thru Sunday. 25 Applan Way Freezer Pleezer f September if; iubjaof to appllaabl* cut* indTooal taxes. jfgSs Boneless $ Pizza Mix SKSS'1 Ice Cream Bars 12*66° Claussen Pickles. *?«* 89° Wieners..... Lb 1.33 /Uiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimmiimiimiiilg Assorted. Herrud Kroger Thick Bologna; Garlic Bologna, or • Michigan New Crop VALUABLE KROGER COUPON iHfll I Wagner's Kroger > Party Assortment $1.49 Rib Eye Spiced Luncheon Loaf..^'1.19 e au V-IoL^J Lemon Lime Drink.... 3 at. 88° Half & Half Pi„, 28° Lb Mr. Juicy Mcintosh Penniylvanla Dutch Orchard Grove Sherwood Sliced Farmer Peet Bulk With Coupon & Purchaa* of Ona IB-Ox Can Apples 3^ $ : e $ $ |£ Fruit Drinks at' -lit" ' Mushrooms..... 2 «£<£.« 1 Orange Juice *-Gan™. £ 3B69 Lunchmeat or Wieners.Lb 1.38 Ring Bologna Lb 1.29 J27 Size Jumbo Assorted Flavors 5-LbBox Fres-Shore Breaded Kroger 8 Fl ialifornia Urn It 6na Coupon par Cuttomar. Prices Good thru Sunday, aaaai $ e $ For September U.SubJeot to applloabia state and local taxi*. ^•^•55 Liquid Detergent...... 2 at 1 Yubi Yogurt wi"S„22 Perch Fillets Lb 88° Round Shrimp Lb 2.29 Oz Bll '- Cantaloupe Kroger Cornish Mrs. Pauls Family Pak MiHiHiimmniiHiiniiniiiiiiB Kroger •*•>•-' 6 c $ s VALUABLE KROGER COUPON j|||l 1 ti Sauce 3E'1 Sour Cream..... i a49 Game Hens..... E0 1.19 Fish Fillets ? ^0 1.89 Boneless With Coupon & Purchase of Ona 2-Lb Box Pillsbury Hungry Jack $1.05 Size Timed Release Sno-Whito • Ea. M.I3 Size Bayer Aspirin Lb Cauliflower Limit ont Coupon per Cuttomar. Prices Good thru Sunday, aaaai September 1«;SubJeeito applicable state arid local taxes. .j^^m I Colgate Fresh 30'a Pre-Cooked Green VA LUABLE KROGER COUPON j|l)ll I . Ea Toothpaste Broccoli - ^Lb N **.; With Coupon ft Purchase of On* 1-Lb Bag Spotlight 79rf Size Colgate : Serve-N-Save \0J:. K TJmlt On* Coupon par Cuttomar. Prices Oflnd thru Sunday, ' SS Saptambar 18. Subjacito appllcabta sUte and loot taxai. ^fSfflK 8-Oz 11 Oz WtPkg WtCan LOOK FOR [111v> J«ILI nwoaiw touwiw illlj ] |IIBH|yv»nnBLi ttwoci w courp»~|||| 1 Country Clu.hb D-20«-J Kroger Frozen 3 @}iiiiiinniii^i u*ntt wMintcurow l|||llallllll)l| J 1 I^IIIIUIIIIM^^^Ki^.M-M^,nu,u,,|H[||||||||||—| •2ggii.iiiiiin.il>;? Federal Food Stamp Shoppers: D.20*-sJ Country Oven Kroger THIS SIGN! „ ^^» With Purchase of 2 = Betty Crocker 18H-0z = S 89rf Size Lustre Creme . JM jfc.r. = Or 6-F1 < § Wt On 3-Lb Fresh Donuts Rye Bread 9WW Another V».Qal. at 5 OzCani You may rodeom your Federal Food Look for this sign in our stores. It designates a special •SGadon mwm riaf.Priee S Pkg 23' 3/69* I] Hair Spray £S« •»»* | value resulting from a favorable, market condition, a S With Coupon & $7.50 Purchase — Limit 3 With Coupon ft $7.60 Purchase jjjj With Coupon end S7£0 Purchase p'lea'te S S ' With Coupon and i7.S0 Purchase Si Stamps for all Food items, both 1601 9 *? special purchase or a manufacturer's allowance. I* • ••-, 8 Limit On*.Coupon per Customer. B 55 Limit Ona Coupon par Customer. SS Limit ona coupon per customer. Price* good thru S s ' Limit one coupon per customer. Prices good thru — S Limit .ana coupon Dozen . *s Prlcas and Coupons Good thru — Sunday, September IS^BUbJeOt to applicable state WtLvi l» '. <9 . rrleae ind-CoMpani LOood thru 2 S -Sunday, September 16. Subject =5 •s S Sunday, September161 Subject to applicable state S = Sunday, geptembor 16. Subject to appile p—i and local taXw. • w. v-'"•;«•-. SUMty.September toy stibteet' S and local taxes. p-i and local taKos. I, ' '•! s' ••*'•* WlppTrfabl*lUMinflfocal t«xti..fa£ ••—» toepplieabie state and local ta»**^wB imported and domestic. •Mfa ^attae L JiiiliitiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiBaiiiiiiiiBiiiiii 1—IIIIIIIIBIIItlJllIllllllllBIIIIIIUlllllllllllllfilU D. LJiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M>WttMBBia*aB*eMbekia IF V 'Tiillii LiiinHiiiniHinuiuiinntiiiiaffl Page 3* L » When the .w^lwr mms JjW*." You are cordially invited... Welcome to your new Kroger Superstore. It is our pleasure to offer you the most modern, most complete supermarket in the area. To go with the beautiful store, we hope you'll find our fast service and friendly atmosphere to your liking. It is our endeavor to serve you and this community to the best of our abilities. * * : '* i* * *"' *: Come in and see how you can have quality, value, service, unbelievable variety arid Xtra Low Discount Prices * all in a relaxed enjoyable atmosphere. Charlene Hansen Co-Manager Non-Foods There's no sense driving all over town looking for those little odds and ends when you can get almost anything you might need at your Kroger Superstore when you shop for food. You'll find household needs, sewing notions, party and picnic needs, school and art supplies, hardware-plum bing-electrical needs, automo tive supplies, greeting cards and much more. Sure, we've got food. . .but we've got a lot more, too. Ecko Each Skein Best Rite Ball Point Envelopes . 39* Value . f^ Page 4 -L