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ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 15 Cents 28 Pages f Vol. 52 Juno 27,1974 Few contests for township primaries

Emerson, who is up for recall along with 3 Competing for 2 trustee posts are Robert By Linda Heyboer other board members. Both are Briggs Jr (dem), Allen Rosekrans (dem), County News Writer* republicans. James Dronk Jr (dem), Mary Black (rep), Also running in DeWitt are; clerk, Donna James Church (rep) and Richard Morrill It looks-like smooth sailing for a majority Syverson (rep) and Majorie Dziuban (rep). of township candidates in Clinton County in .J Neil Harte and Doris Cook running for clerk. the St Johns City Commission meeUng and apartments from 2500 square feet per particularly the young and elderly. Charles Faivor ,(rep) has filed for the Monday night unit to 4000. • # •The City Commission explained the treasurer position and Eugene Cecil Smith was on hand to complain about weeds cut if they are not cut by the property ' change only, applies to unplatted lots and Schneeberger (rep) for the trustee post. weeds in various parts of the city and asked owner (the city hires it done and then that platted lots would be allowed to have the City Commission to put "some teeth" charges the property owner), John Hannah, homes built on them although the lot may be city commissioner, jnoved. tq have the under 75 feet. into their ordinance requiring thai; weeds be 1 M cut. " existing ordinance reviewed to see if if is , '" "-The final vote on the mat terread 3-2 with" Jtiley Twp has an all-republican slate. possible to make it more effective. Gerald Wilcox and John .Hannah voting no Candidates are:.supervisor, Norman Thelen After Randy Humphrey, ciiy clerk, ex­ Local builders were also on hand to and Roy Ebert, John Arehart and Mayor and Donald Potts; clerk, Victor Hopp; plained the city's procedure for having protest the city's proposed zoning ordinance Robert Wood voting to approve the change. 1 treasurer, Lester Sehlke; trustee, Charles The Fourth of July entered the meeting Silm and Douglas Witt; and constable (2 when a local resident asked if the Fire spots) William Flegler and Lawrence Witt. Dept's annual celebration adjacent to Ovid twp republican Carol Bashore is Passing of an era-grain Morton Street could be moved to the Clinton running unopposed for supervisor. Clerk County 4-H grpunds. candidates are Gary Kurka (dem), Porter The commission was told permission had Martin (rep) and Janet Bimey (rep). been granted by 4-H officials to use the Katherine Kelley (dem) is running for bin storage ends grounds, but representatives of the Fire treasurer and Ronald Miller (rep) has filed Dept expressed feelings that such a move for the trustee position. would create serious problems this year. TheauchonsaleatSt Johns of everything else in war time and In the past, the celebration has been held Lebanon Twp, like Riley, has only the last of the government- the soybeans were moved out adjacent to Morton St, but recent republicans running. They are: for clerk, owned grain bins in Michigan on and the bins dismantled and development of the area has brought protest Paul Graff Jr; for treasurer, Delbert June 20,1974 marked the end of sold. from those moving into the area, citing road Schafer; trustee, Gayle Fitzpatrick and an era which has seen as high as In 1950, Parker said, 30 steel LeRoy Schafer; and constable, Donald hazards to children and noise nuisance. Graff. 13,696,000 bushels of space in bins with walk-in doors were Brandon White, president of Clinton fiat storage structures and transferred from Wisconsin and National Bank addressed the Commission Following are the remaining township round 3,250 bushel silo-type erected in three different and said the city lost$2000 on a recent letting candidates, all unopposed and all bins, referred to by many as locations to store clover seed of bond money by not accepting bids. republicans. "tin cans," according to Dorn being delivered to CCC under He said he had discussed the situation Westphalia Twp: supervisor, Francis Diehl, state executive director, the loan program. previously with the commission, but the Trieweiler; clerk, Walter Keilen; treasurer, Michigan State ASCS Office. There wasn't enough most recent incident cost the city the $2000 William Hanses; trustee, Leon Wohlfert and At its height in 1963, bin site warehouse storage space to when Clinton National Bank and-Trust's constable, Alfred Fink, locations were scattered in an house all the clover seed being more favorable bid was not accepted. Greenbush Twp: supervisor, Edwin Cox; area of about 200 miles wide offered to CCC under the loan Commr Hannah moved to accept a letter clerk, Onalee Maneval; treasurer, Francis diagonally across the State and purchase program. from White and to put it on the table, to be Motz; trustee, James Burnham; and con­ from Benton Harbor to Adrian Some of these 2,250 bushel discussed at the next meeting July 8. stable (2posts), Gordon Waggoner and John and Monroe and from Elwell in bins were later used by the Makara. the-central part of the state to Farms Crop Dept of MSU and Caro in the thumb area. The the ''Agricultural Research^ Holiday deadlines Essex Twp: supervisor, Clayton Wright; bins were located strategically Service for research on long­ Due to the July 4-holiday Clinton County clerk, Veme Upton, treasurer, Marcia to make space readily available time storage of dry edible beans Cowles Nemcik and trustee, Donald Find- for grain under Price Support in Michigan particularly pea or News advertising and news deadlines will be early for next week's issue. ley. loan delivered to CCC in years navy beans. The silo was all that was left of the barn belonging to T. Roy Sosebec, W Marshall Rd, St Dallas Twp: clerk, Josephine Goerge; when the market price was Large numbers of CCC AH display and advertising copy must be in the County News office by 5 pm, Friday. Johns after fire destroyed the structure last Thursday. Two snowmobiles and various treasurer, Leo Koenigsknecht and trustee, below the loan level- storage structures, Parker said, farm equipment were lost with the barn, but farm animals housed in the barn had recently Ronald Spitzley. Looking back 'over the years, The news deadline* is Monday at noon. were not erected in Michigan been sold. Duplain Twp; supervisor, Russell Libey; George Parker, program until 1953 to house the excess clerk, Kelley Carter, treasurer, Doris specialist at the Michigan State 1952 crop corn delivered to CCC Moore; trustee, Walter Kaufman Jr and ASCS office, recalls that the under the loan program. Final constable, Lawrence Hess. first CCC bins erected for delivery of the corn was not Fun on the Fourth Bengal Twp: supervisor, Marshall Hicks; storage of commodities completed until December 1953 Games, prizes, lunches, concessions and clerk Rudolph Mohnke; treasurer, Donald delivered under the loan because of the delays in erect­ July 4th. An afternoon and evening of "old Harper and trustee, Harold Arm- program was in 1942 and 1943. ing the storages. StffaA*t fashion" fun has been planned for residents, children's rides are offered throughout the These were wooden bins day. hrustmacher. Commercial warehouse space friends and guests. Bingham Twp: supervisor, Harold manufactured during the war offered to CCC was insufficient ST JOHNS - A week-long carnival, 2 The program'will be highlighted by a The Pewamo-Westphalia senior band will years when steel was short. The present a band concert at 7 pmahd German J3enson; clerk, Russell Morrison; treasurer, to store the corn and the only fireworks, displays, Kid's Day, drawing for 2 chicken bar-b-q from 1-7 pm with a street Wilbur Brandt; trustee, Neil Barnhart and storages were located in the alternative was erection of the bicycles and a drawing for a steer highlight dance featuring live music to wrap up the folk songs will be sung by the Westphalia lower part of Michigan and Men's Glee Club at 8 pm. constable (2), Duane Davis and Robert • the St Johns Fire Dept July 4 celebration days festiviUes. Kissane. were used for about two'years (See Page 10A) July 1-6. A teen dance with music by "The In­ for storing soybeans. However, Activities get underway Monday July 1, termediums" will be held from 9 pm to soybeans became* short like r Also planned for the celebration will be a midnight when the carnival opens. The carnival will pop corn wagon, balloons, a pie stand with continue through July 6. homemade pies and coffee. A fireworks show will be presented July 4 There will be clowns and games for the O'Dbnnell seeks Bath treasurer seeks just after dark and a smaller fireworks show kids during the afternoon. will be staged July 6. At 3 pm an auction will feature many Kid's day is Friday from 1-6 pm with items of interest donated by local mer­ reduced carnival rides for children. Two chants. office in Eagle bicycles, a boy's and girl's, will be awarded Bingo games begin at 1 pm. supervisor's office on the same day, A variety of activities is EAGLE TOWNSHIP -- Timothy R. offered for the kids throughout the afternoon Also on display will be a selection of race cars from the nearby Owosso Speedway. O'Donnell, Route 1, Eden Trail has an­ until 6 pm, including free rides on a St Johns nounced that he will seek the fire truck. Republican nomination for township BATH TWP - Thomas Woodruff said he has: "received support by the! Kids may register for thebicycle drawing supervisor from Eagle Township. (Woody) Woodruff, Bath Twp at the St Johns Fire Dept booth, which will r 1

Local youth enjoy the music of the "ARC" during a rock concert Sunday afternoon at the St Johns DOORBUSTERS Band Shell at the city park. Revived local interest in the band shell led to its restoration and planned community use during the summer months. ^ WHOLE mmtf DANISH DELIGHGHT Asst. Flavors t FRYERS] COOKIES 3/$l AT KURT'S BECK'S 6ft to 8 oz. APPLIANCE KEEBLER '1 lb. ZESTA r ALL BECK' HAMBURGER 1 CRACKERS 45 We Sell, Service And

****>*#< • - ~y,tf£? MEATS ARE 3 lbs. or more SHURFINE 12 oz. - , Install The Finest... . BLUE CANNED -A POP .£. 1U RIBBON HERRUD lb. HENRY'S 32 oz. jar KitchenAid ROLLED Am mw\ 1.000 ISLAND **+LM>** SALAD nof KWWFPWH ™ Greg Thelen (left] publicity n SAUSAGE lb. chairman for the St Mary's July DRESSING 4th Festival in Westphalia and ^ BECK'S HOMEMADE NORTHERN Men's Glee Club director, t discusses plans and displays the Festival poster with .Timothy CLUB FRANKS JUMBO 4 Helen, chairman of the event v and TOWELS along with Mary Smith. lb. vokie ^& POLISH SAUSAGE SPARTAN wi * LEGAL NOTICES MEANS CONVENIENCE, PERFORMANCE, ALUMINUM W RELIABILITY, BECK'S BLUE RIBBON ORDINANCE NO. 267 I AN ORDINANCE TO FOIL °* AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 245, TOP ROUND lb. JELLO INSTANT 3 oz. KNOWN AS THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY' FARMER PEET'S ASSORTED FARMER PEET'S «t OF ST. JOHNS. PUDDING THE CITY OF ST. JOHNS / PET RITZ 14 oz. ORDAINS: LUNCHEON RING Section 1. That Section 6.4.4 • follows: 6.4.4 « 'COUNTR\ Area Regulations for permitted raises, lowers, or tilts. LANE exceptions to lot widths for lots of record. • TriDurasl.gDorcelain-onTSteel J/vasb .chamber. Forced Section 3. That Section 6.5.4 air drying. ICE f (a) shall be amended to read as follows: One of the nicest things we can do for our customers DAIRY ALL CREAM 6.5.4 (a) Minimum Lot Area: • is to sell them a KitchenAid dishwasher. Because FLAVORS No building Shall be erected on iCOUNTRY FRESH C a lot which has less than seven KitchenAid is built better, not cheaper. You'll remember.' 1/2 % PRODUCE thousand (7,000) square feet of the quality long after you've forgotten the price. iSOUR CREAM pt. gallon lot area. There shall be at least SWEET CALIF. BING four thousand (4,000) square SAVE TIME • SAVE WORK • ENJOY PEACE OF MIND. feet of lot area for each family SPARTAN In quarters m CHERRIES 79* in the district. * CRISP GREEN Section 4. That Ordinance No. Come in and look over our fine ¥m 245 shall otherwise stand as first enacted or amended, in all other ARGARINE lb. PEPPERS " respects. selection of Kitchen Aid ill OR 2/33* Section 5. This Ordinance SPARTAN shall take effect 20 days after its Dishwashers CUCUMBERS passage. BUTTERMILK RYE ' PASSED, ORDAINED AND s 'ORDERED PUBLISHED THIS CHEESE * WATERMELONS l 24th DAY OF_ JUNE, A.D., 1974. DONUTS BREAD Yeas: Commissioners 2 lbs. KINGSFORD Arehart, Ebert, Wood. Nays; Commissioners LOAF 6/49* 10 LB. BAG Hannah, Wilcox. •, 95* The Ordinance was declared 16 oz. CHARCOAL adopted. A BIG SUPPLY OF CASCADE COUPON SAVINGS Robert H. Wood, Mayor with the purchase of a new 10 oz. INSTANT MICHIGAN STRAWBERRIES Randy L. Humphrey, City ARE NOW HERE , NESCAFE BANQUET FROZEN QUARTS OR CASES Kitchen Aid Aufomu^Duiliu^l^ CHANCE TO WIN A. . n COFFEE To: Participating KitchenAid Dealer WITHOUT WITH FRIED *1,000,000.00 *«f_ Please enter me in your COUPON COUPON FREE *205 $J55 CHICKEN KitchenAid LOTTERY TICKET *+i* promotion GOOD ONLY 00 I understand I'm under no obligation* AT BECK'S Expires 6/29/74 *£ $148 with Each'25 Purchase NAME JL 2 lbs. only ADDRESS. Excluding Boer, Wine, Liquor & Cigarettes NEW IN TOWN? Good Wednesdays thru Saturdays Only LET US PUT CITY. -STATE. You can't beat this price. COUPON SAVINOg OUT THE MAT PHONE ZIP. '(Void where prohibited by law. Delivery, Installation, federal, PEAll 6.3 oz. TUBE F0R state and local taxes are not Included.) SPARTAN 24 02. loaf FARM 'Uskfc^ TOOTHPASTE ENTER BY AUGUST 31. JUMBO Q/$I 09 6/ l BECK'S MARKET DRAWING WILL BE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 4. WITHOUT WITH BREAD COUPON COUPON 6 MILES NORTH OF ST. JOHNS ON U.S. 27 69' ' 44* OVEN FRESH 14 MILES SOUTH OF ITHACA OPEN 7-DAYS A WEEK KURT'S APPLIANCE GOOD ONLY CINNAMON Tit fell rjM«tMWiilliHM|<3) At BECK'S Expires 6/29/74,|l 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. CENTER, INC. ROLLS t 224-7830 SP3RT3D tt- 224-6116 DOWNTOWN ST JOHNS PHONE 224-3895 14 oz. 49 WE- RESERVE THE RIGHT tO LIMIT QUANTITIES CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN Two county families are hosts of English visitors ST JOHNS -- Two Clinton County farm families are host to 2 visitors from England receiving placement training while earning credit at Michigan State University. Gaining farm experience with the Kenneth Thelen family of Fowler is Robert Hawkins, 18. Neil Dowlel, 19, is staying with the Richard Woodhams of Rt 6, St Johns. Both are residents of War­ wickshire, England and are in the for 3 months gaining practical farm ex­ perience before going to college in England. Hawkins' family farms about 600 acres of wheat and barley with about 400 acres in grazing land. Dowlel's family has about 375 acres in wheat and barley with another in beef and sheep pasture. Although both families farm what to us is known as wheat, it Receives check is called corn in England. What St Johns city manager, Harvey YVeatherwax [seated] views the check for approximately $1,400,000 is referred to in the United that will pay for the St Johns storm sewer project. Viewing the check, presented after the signing of States as corn is known as bonds in Detroit, are [from left] Robert Wood, mayor; John Hannah, city commissioner; Harold maize in England, although little is grown there because of Wellman, president of Central National Bank, and Roy Ebert, city commissioner. Central National Winners in the 1974 Jaycee Tennis Tournament are [front, from insufficient warmth in the Hank is paying agent for the project. left] Mike Beaufore and John Seavey and [rear, from left] Kevin growing season. ROBERT HAWKINS AND NEIL DOWLEL Knight and Robert Haimo. After topping the competition this past Hawkins and Dowlel said weekend, the 4 are now competing in the State Jaycee Tournament English farmers begin planting and it is a timely contrast. After gaining their ex­ in Holt. 3 weeks earlier than our far­ While American drivers are perience on American farms, mers and crops are harvested facing gasoline prices at 50-60 the 2 will return to England for about a month later. cents a gallon, English drivers further education and both said St Johns VICA students compete They also cited another dif­ are filling their tanks at a $1.40 they plan to join their family ference between the 2 countries a gallon rate. fanning operations. in national conference

SAN ANTONIO, TEX -Three technical, industrial and health Robert Malesky opens St Johns High School students occupations education students."' recently attended the 10th About 180',000 students from 44 National Leadership Con­ state and territorial new veterinary clinic ference of the Vocational In­ associations including Puerto dustrial Clubs of America and 1 Rico and the Virgin Islands are ST JOHNS - An open house student took a 2d place in members. Delegates attend the will be held Sunday, June 30 at national competition. San Antonio meeting to elect the new St Johns Animal Clinic, national officers, grant charters 4137 S US-27 in St Johns. The Attending the conference - lo new State VICA Associations open house will be from 2-5 pm. were Jim French, competing in and take part in the VICA US Owner of the new clinic is auto body; Jim Smith, com­ Skill Olympics. The Olympics Robert G. Malesky, DVM, who peting in auto mechanics; Jack include 30 separate skill and opened his veterinarian Nellar, state VICA treasurer leadership development con­ practice in the St Johns area and national voting delegate, tests. last September. .and instructor Larry Button, Leaders from organized A 1971 graduate of MSU, he French took 2d place in labor, management, education also holds an associate degree national competition in auto and government are par­ in business administration. body Skill Olympics. ticipating with student The new clinic features 2 VICA is a national student delegates in conference ac­ examination rooms, x-ray and ST JOHNS ANIMAL CLINIC ___ organization for trade, tivities. dark room and a treatment *************************¥¥^^ room which handles routine * medication of hospitalized * animals for dressing wounds, *• * New realty firm giving injections etc. THE SHOW YOU'VE * * The treatment room is also *t v *» ^ y*^i»jw^J.TapwiHglloM«ti********¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥#¥¥¥¥3 | Clinton County News _ — ^ ^ ^ | i 1 Funnily and Society | Couple wed under the pines

ST JOHNS -The marriage of chids and stephanotis. Lisa Emily Davis, daughter of The bridesmaids wore pastel Mr and Mrs Roy C Davis, to gowns of nylon dotted swiss and Douglas -Lee Thurston, son of carried matching parasols. Mr and Mrs D, Wilbur Thur­ Their flowers were worn in a ston, all of St Johns, was wreath in their hair. solemnized Saturday, June 8, in The mother's of the bride and a rural outdoor setting on the groom wore long sleeved, full farm of the bride, A trellis was length, light weight knits, Mrs set up under a circle of giant Thurston in yellow and Mrs pine trees as a backdrop for the Davis in pink. They wore gar­ young couple, and their at­ denias in their hair. tendants, while guests stood on a slope of a former home site. Immediately following the ceremony, the bride and groom Rev Harold McGuire, pastor were toasted with champagne of Lowe United Methodist by their many relatives and Church, officiated in the double friends in attendance. A buffet ring ceremony. Instrumental dinner was served in Elsie at and vocal music was provided the American Legion, organ MR AND MRS GORDON HODGE by John Warstler, Alan Smith dinner music provided by Art and Diana DeWitt. The bride Davis, uncle of the bride, A also sang a special selection dance for 300 guests followed. 45th anniversary during the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Richard A 45th Anniversary Open Attendants chosen by the Kingsbury and Mr and Mrs Max Brown, at the Masonic Temple, bride and groom were Holly Locher acted as hosts at the House for Gordon and Ruthe W State St, St Johns, from 2 to 5 Hodge will be given by their Richardson and Delia An­ wedding, while Mr and Mrs daughters, Shirley Douglas, pm on June 30,1974.. All friends derson, sisters of the bride, and Donivan Williams and Mr and Joyce Gorman and Betty and relatives are welcome. Denise Thurston, 'sister of the Mrs John Kurncz were hosts in groom. Groomsmen were Terry Elsie. Mrs Stanley Whitlock cut Thurston, Jon Berkhousen and the bridal cake. COMPLETE BODY WORK Alan Davis. Honored guests were the The bridal gown was suited to AND GLASS REPLACEMENT bride's maternal grandmother, the locale, grass length of off- Mrs Dora Jones of Detroit, and white crepe de chine, trimmed the groom's paternal grand­ BOB'S AUTO BODY, INC with embroidered pastel parents, Mr and Mrs Forest flowers. A full silk illusion veil Thurston of St Johns. 800 N. Lansing Phono 224-2921 flowed in a train. She carried a Mr and Mrs Wilbur Thurston bouquet of Phalaenopsis or- provided a rehearsal dinner at the Road House for all par­ INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! ticipants in the wedding on LOSE UGLY FAT Friday evening, June 7. AUTO Start losing weight today OR HOME FARM BUSINESS MONEY BACK MONADEX la a tiny The new Mr and Mrs Thur­ table) that will help curb your de­ ston will make their, home in sire tor excess tood. Eal loss-weigh less. Contains no dangerous drugs Lansing where both are em­ and will not make you nervous. No ployed. They graduated from St * imntBcr ol strenuous exercise. Change your life Johns High School in 1969. Lisa . . . start today. MONADEX costs Hz/\mertca Group S3 00 tor a 20 day supply and S5.00 received her bachelors degree lor twice the amount Lose ugly fat in Home Design from CMU. or your money will be refunded with Douglas attended Community no questions asked by; College and MSU, and is MR AND MRS DOUGLAS THURSTON - LANTERMAN INSURANCE PARR'S PHARMACY presently working as an ap­ MR AND MRS WALLACE WILES prenticed electrician at Olds- \ * 200 W.State, St. Johns, PHONE 224-7614 BRUCE LANTERMAN St. Johns mobile. The couple will enjoy a Mail Orders Filled southeastern states honeymoon. Coming JoAnn Kanaske bride of Wallace Wiles ST JOHNS » St Joseph The attendants wore dotted SUMMER-TIME swiss dresses with empire Catholic Church provided the Events setting for the May 25 ceremony waists, long puffed sleeves and uniting JoAnn Kanaski, gathered skirts. They wore daughter of Mr and Mrs picture hats the color of their June 26 - Bake sale by the Lowe dresses. The maid of honor United.,^ethodist,rWohieh, 9 Leonard Kanaski, and Wallace Maxwell Wiles, son of Mr and wore green and the bridesmaids arm-*&"pDFaVthe JC Penney wore yellow', blue> pink and Store. " , Mrs Floyd Wjles, Cass City, 1 Father Hankerd performed the lavender. 'Their bouquets were double ring ceremony before an lace umbrellas with spring flowers. JULY 13; 20th Reunion for altar decorated with white glads and mums. Mr and Mrs The mother of the groom wore jClass of 1954. Social hour at 6:30 a blue dress and carried a small and dinner at 8;00 at Daley's in Robert Koger provided music for the occasion. bouquet of yellow roses. The St Johns. Cost is $6.00 per bride's mother wore a blue person and deadline for The bridal gown was designed dress -with a bouquet of pink reservations is July 1. Send roses. reservations to Pierce Bakery and made by the bride and her sister, MaryAnn Henning. It Serving as best man was in St Johns. Make checks Daniel Henning. Groomsmen payable to Pierce Bakery. was old fashioned with an empire waist. The bodice was iri were Larry Kanaski, brother of layers of lace over satin the bride, Robert Mosher, gathered full skirt with ruffles brother-in-law of the groom, 39( at the bottom. The gown was Michael Mullenbeck, and .'13" noo Clinton trimmed with pearls and had a Russell Kanaski, brother of the train of satin ruffles. She wore a bride. Leonard and Micheal HAVE-A-BALL ICE CREAM shoulder length veil trimmed in Kanaski seated the guests. SINE-AID County lace matching the lace on her A reception was held in the St dress and carried a bouquet of Joseph Social Hall for 350 RADIO TABLETS SCOOPS News white mums with bachelor guests. Serving were Wanda Second class postage paid buttons, daisies and roses in Nelson and Mrs Lena Tucky. lat St, Johns, Mich. 48B79. Published Thursdays - at pastel colors. The cake was made by the 5C99 120 E. Walker Street, St. Johns bride's aunt, Donna Most. by Clinton County News, Inc.. Subscription price by malts Diann Kanaski attended as Special guests were Mr and 6 In Michigan, $5 far one year, her sister's maid of honor. Mrs Richard Pilmore, grand­ i$9 for two years, $3.75 for Fix months; outside Michigan, Bridesmaids were Phoebe parents of the bride. 36" S6 for one year. Wiles of Fla and Beverly Following a trip to Fla, the Mosher of St Johns, both sisters couple are residing at 451% . 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PARR'S REXALL PHONE 224-2837 DOWNTOWN ST JOHNS June 27,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 5A 50th anniversary 5: "* Announce Engagements I.

JANIE SALAZAR Mr and Mrs Kermit Coffman 1924 at the Congregational LINDA CORNELL TERESA SPEERS were honored with a 50th An­ Parsonage, Grand Ledge. Their % ST JOHNS - Mr and Mrs ST JOHNS -- Mr and Mrs ST JOHNS 88 Mr and Mrs DEWITT - Mr and Mrs>|: niversary celebration given by attendants were Geneva Coff­ ft Wheeler C. Wilson of W Maple their children on June 2. Daniel Salazar, 705 E Walker, Arthur J Cornell, 706 E Higham, George A. Speers, 9478 Francis^ man, sister of the groom, and •:•: Rapids Rd, wish to announce wish to announce the wish to announce the Rd, wish to announce thejj They were married June 2, Donald Blizzard. :•:• the engagement of their engagement or their daughter, engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter,1'-: % daughter, Robin Sue, to Dr Janie F, to Petty Officer 3rd Linda Darlene, to Robert Carl Teresa Ann, to Rex Andrew £ :j:| David L. Peters, son of Mr and Class Harold Charles Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Mohnke, son of Mrs RasineS §; Mrs Lloyd Peters of Ithaca. Wakefield, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson, DeWitt. Mohnke, 6931 W Parks Rd, Stg Eureka School •:•: Miss Wilson is a 1972 graduate Fred Nichols, R2, Ashley Johns, and the late Herman •:•: $ of St Johns High School and is The bride-elect is a 1972 The bride-elect is a 1972 Mohnke. 8 ;>: employed at the Clinton graduate of St Johns High graduate of St Johns High The bride-elect is a 1974.$ holds Vera ;•:• National Bank in St Johns, School and is employed by the School. Her fiance is a 1972 graduate of St Johns High$ % Dr Peters is a 1967 graduate Dept of State Highways and graduate of DeWitt High School School and is employed by the :•: •J of Ithaca High School and a 1973 Transportation. Her fiance is a and is employed by Quality John Henry Company. Herg :>: graduate of Ohio State Farm and Fleet. Bryant Day' :$ University School of Op- 1972 graduate of Ashley High fiance is a 1969 graduate of$ ;J:J lometry. He has opened his School. He is stationed at An August 31 wedding is Rodney B. Wilson High School g :;j; practice in St Johns. Norfolk, Va with the US Navy. planned by the" couple. and is also employed by the$ 50th anniversary EUREKA - June 11 was Vera Algie Watkins accompanied No wedding date has been set John Henry Co. *:• :•:• A fall wedding is being The family of Mr and Mrs niversary, Sunday, July 7, from Bryant Day at the Eureka them at the piano and played |:|! planned. by the couple. A September wedding is<: Elementary School. The school throughout the refreshment planned by the couple. •:• Frank Moore mvite relatives 2 to 5 pm at their home, 500 N. and community had a surprise time and visiting which and friends to an open house in Lansing St. They request no party in her honor with people followed. honor of their golden an­ gifts. from the community and relatives attending from as far Cupcakes and a decorated away as Kalamazoo. cake for the occasion were Twenty-six area students earn CMU honors A program was presented and furnished by the students' mothers. Karen Kramer, ,205 North Oakland; Kathleen Phinney, a history written by a f e 11 o w MT PLEASANT - Twenry-six are Charles L. Bissell, 13615 Mead;; Daniel Mohnke, Rt 4; 3400 Price Rd; Catherine teacher and a. poem were read students from, Clinton County Francis; Stephanie Kay Hiatt, Douglas Nickelson, 311 S. Ot­ Stoddard, 410 W. Walker and detailing some of the highlights Tags were worn by everyone have been named to the 1118 Turner; Cynthia A. Hutch­ tawa; David Oatley, 700 S. Russell Swanson, Rt 1. enjoyed during her years at in the shape of a flower, which academic honors list at Central ison, 1281 W. W e b b; Dorothy Eureka. read "good luck Mrs Bryant". Michigan University for the M. Luse, 905 Dill Drive; Jackie She was presented a corsage Mrs Bryant is leaving Eureka winter semester of 1974, In L. McClain, Box 186; Michael J. and gifts of a picture and Elementary School where she addition, 4 area students have Moody, 1125 Primrose Lane; 6i~Af\ftP6 Beauty Salon memory book to help her has been principal and kin­ been honored by CMU for Daniel R. Sadler, 709 W. geneva &\MK/K)\J& 224-6161 in The Southgate remember her special day. dergarten teacher for 6 years to achieving straight "A" Dr and Susan G. Sibley, 1340 ST JOHNS Shopping Center The students sang an original take on a new job as principal averages for the semester. Cutler. ABOUT-FACE song written by a parent for the and teacher at Perrin-Palmer To be eligible for the Eagle students named to the occasion. Elementary School. academic honors list a student honors list are Ellen Katalenich The "Look" that must have a cumulative grade and Cynthia Rademacher, Rt 1, can get you average of "B" or better for his Tallman Rd. EVERY WHERE! Gerhold 3d in Wisconsin or her entire college career. Elsie students on the honors The straight "A" list is based list are Ruth ann Baker, 8090 N. {This week only) upon winter semester grades Hollister and Deborah. Cerney, Ms Kathy Gerhold of Corunna miles. without regard to cumulative Students from the Fowler Helene Curtis did right well for herself in last It was a proficiency test of averages. area on the honors list are GREAT ENDING weekend's race for women gas and time on a handicap Delores Schrauben, 10741 E. 2d pilots only in Wisconsin, basis and she scored 99.2626 out Straight "A" honor students are Daniel Sadler, 709 W. St and Sheryl A. Thelen, Rt 2, PERM 13.50 finishing third overall in a 55- of a possible 100, based 50 per Price Rd. plane field, and first in her cent on time and 50 per cent on Geneva Dr, DeWitt; Ellen Featuring MANICURES Katalenich, 14394 Mill Rd, Those from St Johns earning Cessna Class. gas consumption. t v 1 Eagle; Deborah Sue Cerny, 246 honors are Robert Elliott, Rt-2; EYE BROW ARCHING The'ifir,stj

Regular Meeting contract for-work to be done on fund, four mills -water & sewer June 10,1974 ** Third St was signed with Jos fund. It was degided to permit The meeting was called to Minarik. A building permit was Teens- to march for ALSAC in order at7:05 pm. Roll call was issued to Luke Becker for a the Village of Fowler Sep­ taken. Mr Wayne McCausey residence, , The recom­ tember 22, 1974. Revenue was nominated to fill the vacant mendation o*f the street com­ Sharing funds for 1974 will be Trustee position. The minutes of < mittee and Mr Hodges of the allocated for Water systems. A the previous meeting were Hicks Co was accepted for building permit' was issued to accepted as read. Current bills' street repair for 1974. It was Raymond Feldpausch for a in the amount of $2,389*56 were decided to donate $510.00 to the carport. The meeting was approved for payment. A Clinton Area Ambulance Ser­ adjourned at 10;00 pm. discussion was held concerning vice. A total of nine mills was the problem of storm sewer adopterffor 1974 to be divided as Catherine Kademacher drainage on N Main St.'A follows; five mills - general Village Clerk. HNUIK^WKW

GRATIOT COUNTY SHERIFF POSSE Recently the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) sponsored an, essay contest on "A Child of 1774." Winners at StJoseph School, St Johns, were: (left to right) Ann Huard, who chose to write about I.RA APPROVED . Tecumseh, an Indian who belonged to the Tribe of Shawnee; Kevin O'Connor, who wrote about Cyrus J. .Worthington; Lori Hufnagel, who took a general look at a child In 1774; and Tim Motz showed himself as * ^ Andrew Jackson in 1774 at the age of seven and then compared it to his real life today in 1971. Sister Lucy Schneider, principal at St Joseph School, is shown presenting each of them with a book which has been WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ct MRS DANIEL WEBER > tPVtirdcd bv the IOCQI chQDtcr of the DAR %*Sfcl&^ 3 Joyce Simon weds BIG Daniel Weber DAYS Gary John Kolles, 25, 10340 Ricky L. Sloat, 25, 1400 S. Joseph W. Leavitt, 19, 413 E. PEWAMO - On June 22 Joyce The attendants wore gowns of Midland Road, Freeland; Leland Rd, Ovid; Bobbie Kaye First St, Ovid; Kimberley A. J. Simon, daughter of Mr and white dotted swiss with empire Collyn Dee Munroe, 23, 13560 Sipkousky, 20, 210 W. Front St, Sanford, 17, 116 Floral Ave, St FRIDAY - SATURDAY • SUNDAY Mrs Norbert Simon, Rl, waist-lines, and scattered with Tucker Drive, DeWitt. Ovid. Johns. O P.M. O PaMa Z PaM« became the bride of Daniel M. bouquets of pink, orchid, blue Randy Gilbert Schafer, 20,140 and gold pansies. Each girl Gordon Wells Baker, 20, 6703 Weber, son of Mr and Mrs E. Parks Rd, St Johns; Elaine Collingwood Apt 5, East Lan­ Russell Allen Scott, 19, 13725 Norman Weber, Rl, Pewamo, a ribbon to match one of the sing; Carol Ann Fox, 21, R 2, Main St, Bath; Beckie Irene pansies in her dress. Marie Saxton, 18,218 E. Elm St, JUNE 28-29-30 in a double ring ceremony at St Ovid. Fowler, Decker, 18, 110 East Dill, Joseph's Church. Msgr Bolger Both mothers wore long blue DeWitt. gowns and had orchid corsages. John Paul Kruger, 20, 243 E. Robert Alan Moore, 21, R 1, performed the ceremony. Music Elsie; Phyllis E. Dershem, 20, Serving as best man was Webb Road, DeWitt; Marjorie Alfred J. Rabie, 71, 249 E. ITHACA WILD was provided by Mrs Ernest Kay Tice, 19, 139 Solon Road, R 3, St Johns. Schafer and the church choir. Jerome Weber, brother of the Elm St, Elsie; Marie M. Plonta, groom from Portland. DeWitt. Bruce Charles Sillman, 33, R 70, 249 E. Elm St, Elsie. FRONTIER DAYS The bride chose an empire Groomsmen were Ken Simon, Charles F. Webster, 50, 124 1, Fowler; Marilyn Wilma waisted satin gown with a nylon brother of the bride from East Clinton St, Ovid; Edith E. Heintzelman, 23, 241 Maple David Isadore Thelen, 21, R 2, GRATIOT COMMUNITY ARENA overlay. The gown featured an Pewamo, Albert Fedewa of Owen, 49, 901 E. Emerson St, Street, Fowler, Fowler; Diane Terese A-line floor-length skirt, long Westphalia and Terry Schafer Ithaca. Donald W. Lloyd, 27, 9837 E. Koenigsknecht, 17, 10628 East ONE MILE SOUTH OF TRAFFIC LIGHT IN ITHACA sleeves and high neckline. A of Pewamo. Ring bearer was Frederick John Kohagen, 24, Island Rd, Elsie; Rosella M. M-21, Fowler.. floral pattern decorated the Route 1, Fowler; Karen Mae Howard, 21, 229 W. Elm, Elsie. ADVANCE TICKET SALESAVAiLABLEATTHEFOLLOWlNG- Bobby Vashaw of Portland. .Michael Robert Spagnuolo, bodice and cuffs and pink lace Leon Simon, brother of the Martin, 18, Route 1, Fowler. Peter M. Boyer, 22, 200 East •ALMA FRIIZIR •O-IAR.A*RANCH set off the collar, cuffs and Neil A. Hafner, 24, 612 South Street, Ovid; Rosina L. 18,14909, HardtkeDr, Lansing; bride and Leon Weber, brother Michelle Kay Sickles, 18,13955, StLwit Elwtn waist-line. She wore a french of the groom, seated the guests. Main, Fowler; Rose Ann Klein, Litomisky, 21, 201 Brittany Drive, Lansing. Shavey Rd, DeWitt. •TONY'S PARTY STORI triple-tier elbow length veil A reception for 400 guests was 24, 11138 West M-21, Fowler. Ithtc* secured by a headpiece trim­ •CINTRAl NATIONAL RANK held at the Parish Hall following Alma med with pink lace, and she the ceremony. TO THE EDITOR ADVANCE TICKETfaCHILDREH (14 vn. ft wi*r)l1J»aAOULTS<3X0 carried a cascade bouquet of Special guests included Mr DEADLINE FOR ADVANCE TICKET SALE!, THURSDAY, JUNE V, 197* white and pink carnations, pink and Mrs John Thelen; Mr and $ IRTHS sweetheart roses and accented Mrs Albert Thelen; Mr and Mrs She's mad by pink and white streamers. -Roman Pohl; Mr and Mrs Sponsorad By XX Melvin Weber; and Miss Dear Editor, away from their husbands and A girl, Maria Marie, was born Arlene Simon attended as her to Mr and Mrs Raymond Kudwa GRATIOT COUNTY SHERIFF POSSE Josephine Simon. It sure makes me mad that a families to do this for the city.' sister's maid of honor. few people, who all of a sudden What do some of you people of Route 1, Elsie, Michigan June Bridesmaids were Joan Capel, The couple will reside in 19 at Clinton Memorial FOR MORE INFORMATION STOCK Portland. buy a house next to the city do for the city and the children AND fiCKETS WRITE CONTRACTOR sister of the bride from Lan­ but complain. What is left that Hospital, She weighed 10 lbs. ' J-BAR-J Mrs Weber is a 1972 graduate park, think they can run the sing; Jane" Goodman, sister of, The v baby has one sister. •ODIO SOX 112 V 1' ROOEO of PewamOTestphalia High whole town. We also pay taxes you won't complain about? You CLARE, MICH. the groom of Portland; and Jan and have lived here a lot longer. complain about the young Grandparents are Mr and Mrs ITHACA, MICH. MI4T •~>f Spitzley of Powler. Judy Weber School and is employed by the John Kudwa of Crystal Falls, Secretary of State. HeThusband They knew when they bought people riding their bikes and Mo of Portland served as flower Michigan, Mrs Roger Randall zizmzuzazzn? is a 1971 graduate of Portland their home that we have the 4th motorbikes, what is left? Soon girl. of July celebration every year. they will have nothing left. Oh Iowa City, Iowa, and Burton High School and is employed by Recknor of Kansas City, TRW in Portland. Our children can hardly wait for yes, they have dope. it. There are a lot of us who have Missouri. The mother is the former Colleen Recknor, to work long hours and six days The park was here long before Alex MacKinnon a week. We can't get out of some of those homes and the 4th on Dean's List town. of July Fireworks are part of A girl Melinda Jo was born to We enjoy the celebration very i the city. Let's not take Mr and Mrs Bruce Horn of ALBION - Alex MacKinnon, much. Many hours of work go everything away from our Route 1 Elsie, June .7, at t h e son of Mr and Mrs A.F. into the celebration and all of young people. Think about it! Carson City Hospital. She MacKinnon, 304 E. Buchanan, the wives that go down to help Yours truly, weighed 6 lbs 14 ozs. She has one St Johns has been named to the deserve our thanks. They are Dorothy Rosekrans sister, Kathy. Grandparents are Albion College Dean's List for Mr and Mrs Keith Slepr of St the 1974 spring semester. Johns and Mr and Mrs Glenn To be named to the Dean's Horn of Elsie. The mother is the List a student must retain a 3.3 Try a classified former Dorine Slepr. or better scholastic average while carrying a full class schedule. MacKinnon will be a gets you sophomore next fall. REGULAR [CLINTON COUNTY] ZONING COMMISSION MEETING . ! Regular Meeting of the SAVE ON ODD'S & ENDS .Clinton County Zoning Com­ mission will be held on Thur­ sday, July 18,1974 at 8 p.m. in the Courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan. At that time the UP TO Vt OFF for Commission will act on the following applications: BATH TOWNSHIP TABLES An application for a Special Use Permit for a kennel on the following described parcel of LAMPS land: & .Commencing at a point 1077' W. of N.E. cor. Sec. 21, thence W. 295', S. 743', E. 295', N. 743' ACCESSORIES That's light! All you need is $1,000 on deposit for only 1 year, and you're earning the highest DEWITT TOWNSHIP single-year certificate interest rate around... An application for a Special Use SAVE ON 6.50%! Of course, Federal regulations require Permit to mine and stockpile a substantial interest penalty for early with­ peat-moss on the following drawal, but if you let your money compound, described parcel of land: SUMMER you can earn an effective annual yield of SAVE ON TABLES ACCESSORIES SE V4 of SW tt of Section 30, 6.66%. That's "super" interest for only T5N-R2W, DeWitt Township, FURNITURE $1,000 on deposit for just 1 year. "Clinton County Michigan, [The text of the Zoning Or­ uo&paMedl dinance as proposed to b( amended and a map showing CaPlTOL the Zoning Ordinance -at proposed to be amended may bt examined at the Office of tta Clinton County Zoning Ad OPEN 6 savinGS ministrator at 100 S. Ottawa, St DAYS Johns, Michigan between the hours of 7:00 A.M, to 12 Noot 9 TO 5:30 Loan and 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M, o: any day Monday througi FRI NITES a St. Johns office: 222 N. Clinton Ave., ph. 224-2304 Friday,, maii>.ofta '112, E, Allegan, Lansing, MI 48901,. ph, 371-2911 urnttbtre TILL 9 branches! Grand Ledge, Mason, Okemos, WHllamston, Lathrup Village and Pontiac Arnold R. Minarik, fncqrporalSd 1890 —member; Federal Home Loan Bank System Zoning Administrator 118 N. Clinton St. Johns Ph. 224-2063 June 27,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN St Johns bowlers St Johns compete in state Summer Rec This Is the prize list of St LynnBeaufore 67.43 Glenn Hunt 24.69 GeneDunkel 8.57 Johns bowlers in the 1974 State DickCornwell 8.57 bowling tournament bowled in Denny Moore 18,00 Dan Martin 17.00 Merlin Durbin 8.00 Bulletin Board Saginaw this year. George Smith 15.24 RodSutfin 6.98 The 1975 tournament will be Francis Chaffin 15.24 RollinDunkel 6.00 held at the Thunder Bowl lanes BobSwedenberg 6.00 With Dean Eisler, in Allen Park. Don Henning 13.00 Paul Heller 12.36 Joe Greer 6.00 LynnNeller 12.00 Bruce Shinabargar 5.08 recreation director INDIVIDUAL Larry Grennell 5.08 Don Johnson $100.00 Greg Kirby 12.00 Roger Simcox 11.00 F.D.Warren 5.00 Bob Andrews 85,00 Terry L.Speer , 5.00 Glenn Fif ield 76.67 PaulPung 10.60 "THE CARNIVAL BOWL" going up week after week. Robert Nurenberg 10.00 Ron Henning 5.00 HubTire , 3 0 Barry Boettger 5.00 Fun, excitement and prizes at American Legion 2 0 Edward Martis 5.00 Local Police and Clinton Kids Day, BE There. General Telephone 2 1 Linden Lade 5.00 County Police will play the VFW 1 2 A Roadhouse runner bites the dust and has the tag put on by the youth of St Johns in the "Car­ IMPORTANT Women's St Johns Charlie Hankins 5.00 Hettlers 1 2 E.J.'s Standard 2d baseman during St Johns City League SIow- nival Bowl" July3 at8:30 on the 20 Plus Softball City 0 2 main field at the city park. Women! Tonight at7:30 at the Pitch action. The league, with 20 teams, plays games at the city DOUBLES Nicks Market 0 2 park each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening. John Bond — Charles Haas This event is sponsored bj[ the Muncipal Building upstairs all Courthouse 0 3 Little League interested (signed or not $110.00 Recreation department and no WRBJ 0 3 fees or admission will be signed) women who wish to Tigers 10 — Phillies 0 Royals Keith Tiedt—Leroy Lance 75.91 2 1 charged. Donations will be partake in Women's 20 plus Rain cancelled 3 American Spartans 10 — Twins 4 Braves JoeKeilen—TomBullard 55.00 •ROOFING '*** 1 1 appreciated and will be directed softball will have a meeting to League games Monday night. Cougars 7 — Sox 5 Cougars Henry Schmid — William organize the league, managers 2 2 Burnham 29.56 toward improvements for Cubs 9 — Mets 3 Spartans recreation dept affairs. and teams. I'would still like ti Braves 7 — Royals 4 Don Johnson — Joe Porubsky •EAVESTROUGHING „ Twins Have a good time at the have 8 teams but as of now we Cubs 18 — Cougars 8 Sox . - 27.00 nave about 5. For all in­ Indians 16 — Jets 6 Keith Jolly—Joe Brokow 26.00 carnival and stop and see the •CEMENT WORK Phillies 1 game at 8:30 July 3. formation on this event please (kfy %ve*tU Royals 5 — Spartans 1 Dan Martin — Gene Dunkel attend this meeting. Indians 19 — Captains 18 24.00 A special thanks is awarded National Division Don Ott—Merlin Durbin 22.82 to local and county police for If you have not signed up, •EXTERIOR PAINTING Yanks 7 — Giants 6 W L please attend this meeting. MONDAY (July 1) Cardinals 11 — Orioles 2 Dick Urban — Bruce Thelen competing in this event. Cardinals 3 0 Tonight is the last night to sign City LeagueSoftball Call for FREE ESTIMATES Pirates 27 — Reds 14 Yanks 12.29 6:00 Bruno's vs O'Connors 3 0 Tennis Instruction starts in order for me to get a schedule Long Distance Callers May Astros 13 — Jets' 2 Indians 3 0 Terry Reese — Jerry Benjamin out and teams organized. Rule 7:30 McKenzies vs Roadhouse Orioles 12 — Jets 2 July 8 Giants 2 1 11.00 changes will also be discussed. 9:00 D. Dock vs E.J.'s Standard Call Collect... Indians 11 —Orioles 3 RollinDunkel—Dave.O'Dell Age groups & times Orioles 2 2 7-10 •- 8-9 am Astros 1 1 10.00 TUESDAY (July 2) American Division Leonard Kentfield — Les 11-14 - 9-10 am SLOW PITCH STANDINGS ROSS BRADLEY Reds 1 2 Women - 10-11 am (3rd week) CityLeagueSoftball W L Welton 10.00 6:00 Clinton Nat vs Krogers Cubs 4 0 Pirates 1 2 Roger Simcox — Keith Barrett 15-18 - U am -noon CONTRACTOR. Captains 0 4 7:30 Knob Hill vs Total Station Tigers 2 0 9.00 American W Jets 0 4 E.J.'s Standard 9320 Oakdale Drive Mets 2 1 Al Mulligan— Jerry Mudget Meet at the park at your 1 corresponding time. Bring balls Knob Hill 1 0 ROUND LAKE 8.00 WEDNESDAY (July 3) and raquets D.Dock 1 0 Phone 651-6459 TEAM Brunos 1 0 CityLeagueSoftball No Games - Special Event St Johns Pony League Redwing Lanes #2 $300.00 1st KIDS DAY O'Connors 1 0 BIG SUCCESS Roadhouse (Police vs youth in-"The CainsInc 45.00 FUZZBOWL" at 8:30) Spon­ Bob's Sport Center 45.00 The first of 8 consecutive Moore Oil Total sored by St Johns Rec Dept. No THE BRIGHT SIDE Coca Cola No 1 - 3 — E.J.'s EJ's Standard 1 2 St Johns Music Store 36.00 KID's days went very well last McKenzies charge- (donations appreciated Standard Service 2 Capitol Savings 0 1 McKenzie Insurance 33.70 week with about 40 par­ 0 1 This dress casual for today's man Clinton Nat. for Recreation Dept.; KIDS St Johns Bicycle Shop 10 — Kurts Appliance o 2 Dry Dock Lounge 33.70 ticipating. I encourage all 0 -2 stands out in bright mini crinkle Coca Cola No 2 0 2 Krogers 0 2 DAY- (3rd of 8consecutive Kids' Capital Savings 0 Clinton Tool & Eng 33.00 parents to send or bring their Days). Fun and excitement for patent with shiny metallic trim. Hallenbeck Construction 10 — St Johns Hardwood 0 0 Tastee Freez 29.00 kids from 6-12 to the event. I National kids 6-12 prizes! Real Blue. Vintage Burgundy, Coca Cola No 2 0 The St Johns Little League McKenzie Insurance 28.00 hope to see about 100 kids this W L will be sponsoring a paper drive Central National 3 0 THURSDAY (July 4) Green, Deep Brown, Blfljl^ or EJ's Standard Service 10 — Warrens Insurance 28.00 week and progressively keep Carnival Activities "WmleT Deans Hardware 5 beginning in .July to raise Killmans Store 3 0 Hallenbeck Construction 7 — money for our building fund. We ALLEVENTS Kurts Appliance 2 would appreciate it if people Dan Martin $25.00 SHOES by would save their paper and put Don Johnson 11.00 it in bundles for us. We will have Francis Chaffin 10.00 Former Redwing STANDINGS a pick up day July 13. If you Larry Childress 10.00 FREEMAN W L have paper you can call either Merlin Durbin 7.10 Hallenbeck Con 2 0 224-4284 or 224-7387 and leave Joe"Keilen 7.00 and Coca Cola No 1 2 0 your address. Also a place Linden Lade 7.00 wrestler working St Johns Bicycle Shop 2 0 where you can drop off your Glenn Fif ield 6.00 Deans Hardware 1 1 paper will be announced later. Bob Andrews 6.00 toward Olympic shot % ByJohnPhipps Ga, and Fort Leonardwood, Mo> we had to wrestle him at 185 County News Petti t was shipped in January to because we didn't have 185- Spot ts Writer Fulda, some 65 miles northeast pounder." of Frankfurt,Jtac.cording to his Now the budding 180-pounder plympic ,\TOtlmg is within is one of the best-in European U n i parents., -. i ji-jito i the .realm < of possibility for "He couldn't sit still - every Army circles. He'dTutetbrn'ake .rMaryin.Pettit, former St Johns time he had a chance he'd' it one of the best in the world. v *rV.J 1 High wrestler. wrestle," says his mother, Lila. Next step, if he qualifies, will be Now Army Pfc-Pettit of the "Even in basics he wrestled a Fort Dix, NJ, for ^re-Olympic MANY NEW STYLES FOR.. 58th Engineers stationed in lot." training in anticipation of the Fulda, Germany, the former Then Pettit got into serious Olympic qualifying trials. If Redwing faces perhaps the competition while wrestling successful in all other steps, the for MEN and BOYS YOU'LL WANT TO TELL YOUR most important wrestling event high flying Redwing could find of his life. / under a coach from Mount Pleasant, Mich at Fulda. himself in Montreal in 1976.' FRIENDS ABOUT Top 3 finishers in each weight Meanwhile, he found an old high Meanwhile, if all else fails, class of an all-European Army school trick helpful on his way he's still the starting catcher on tournament to be held within to European prominence. the regimental baseball team the next 14 days will qualffy for EG AN FORD SALES, Inc. "Remember ... when I and he's still one of the best Rehmann's return to the United States for Army wrestlers in Europe. ST. JOHNS .Phone 224-2285 pinned the guy from Greenville 200W.Higham pre-Olympic qualifying, ac­ after learning the move in Phys Even though he's committed CLOTHING-FURNISHINGS-SHOES cording to word * received by Ed class?" he wrote recently. to the Army for 2 more years, Pettit's parents, Mr and Mrs "Well, I pinned 2 guys in that Pettit would agree that there is for DAD and LAD Leland Pettit, 8303 Loomis Rd. same move - one yesterday and a lot to be said for being a hard St. Johns Pettit has been beaten only one the other day to win the man to pin down .... once in more than 40 matches championship," since entering the Army nearly a year ago, according- to his ' Pettit learned the move from father. "He was unbeaten in the assistant coach Bill Brown, States and lost only once in says Leland Pettit. Brown and Planning A Europe in the championship Bob Ballard coached Pettit as a DAILY INSPIRATION ON match of a tournament in RedWing. Ironically, Pettit Frankfurt." recalls that he never took 1st in K Latest total of Pettit's any high school tournament while wrestling in the 185-pound WRBJ-1580 Building Project —(\ , European hardware includes a class at 167 pounds actual pair- of regimental cham­ weight. pionship trophies, a gold medal and a silver medal in higher The move, recalls Brown, was This Summer? competition, including a 1st in a head and arm hold similar to a MONDAY thru FRIDAY: ' the V Corps tourney in Hanau. headlock. "In high school a Most of his action has been at straight headlock is illegal, but 8:30 A.M. - BACK TO THE BIBLE (Mon.-Sat.) NOW'STHE 180.5 pounds, some in the 198 if you get an opponent's arm 9:15 A.M. - MOMEMTS OF MEDIATION pound class. into the hold it's okay and it's Pettit graduated from St almost impossible to break." 9.30 A.M. - JIMMY SWAGGART TIME TO Johns High School in 1973 after Pettit's current success was 9:45 A.M. - WORLD EVANGELISM competing in wrestling, track not a complete surprise to ORDER YOUR BRICK and football and entered the Brown ~ "He had the potential Army July 17. He soon lived up to do something* like this. He Shortages are still to his football nickname of was always in the match "Mad Dog" by whipping all against nigger opponents, he in effect! comers in boot camp wrestling just couldn't always go the and other more formal distance with such a weight SUNDAY: wrestling events stateside. disadvantage. He had about a After stops at Camp Gordon .500 record in high school, but Your Headquarters For 8:00 A.M. STUDIES IN THE SCRIPTURES 8:30 A.M. 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ARtiYPFdlfiARVqtfiSTTIT "»»"-*• * * • "• - • CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 27,1974 Rainbow of flowers accenfs wedding of area couple

Ovid ELSIE - On June 22, Rozanna reporter for the«State of Mich. Elsie of Ovid-Elsie and is employed Lynne Litomisky, daughter of Her husband is a 1971 graduate by Motor Wheel. Mr and Mrs Edward Litomisky, Injured R2, became the bride of Peter Susan Ka/cfas Mark Boyer, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Micka, Jr, of 307 Carole Harold Boyer, 200 East St, Ovid, Drive, Elsie entered Sparrow in a double ring ceremony at Hospital Tuesday morning to honored at 4 Holy Family Catholic Church. undergo back surgery Wed­ The altar was decorated with nesday morning. ' >ii rainbow colored spring flowers About a month ago Micka fell bridal showers in garden baskets. The from a scaffolding while at arrangements were made by work on a pole building, landing ELSIE (c) -- Bride-elect Nellie Miller of Ovid. on his feet. * Susan E. Kajdas'was guest of honor at the fourth and final Soloist Kathie Brodie, cousin miscellaneous shower Tuesday of the groom, and organist evening at the home of Mr and Roger Matties provided music Mrs Blaine Lentz. for the occasion. Hostesses were their The bride chose a candlelight daughter, Mrs Cindy Wilson and gown of Italian lace over white Miss Kajdas' sister, Diane satin. It featured long lace Kajdas, all of Elsie. sleeves, a full skirt and was Blue and white, the bride's accented by satin buttons down chosen wedding colors were the front and on the wrists. She used in the decorations and wore an ivory mantilla finger­ games were played with Pat tip veil with lace framing her Ladiski and Elaine Saxton face and carried a bouo^iet of Now you can insure receiving the prizes. miniature white carnations with pink sweetheart roses, lilies of your pick-up or panel Refreshments were served by the valley and was accented truck just like a private the hostesses and featured a blue and white bridal cake with flowers of rainbow colors. passenger automobile! Attending as maid of honor made by Mrs Fern King. was Terry Ann Theriac of Ovid. Mrs Frank Loznak and Mrs Bridesmaids were Mrs Marie Paul Blunt were hostesses for Litomisky of Williamston, Mrs the 1st shower held early in May Christine Bush of Owosso, and Thai's right. As long as you own at the Loznak home in Elsie. it as an individual and don't Mrs Monica Craig of Ithaca, use it for commercial purposes Mrs Charles Warner and her NY. Serving as junior - you can now have the Identi­ daughter, Mrs Barbara Johnson bridesmaids were Jennifer cal altogether coverage we of Clare hosted the 2d shower. Litomisky of Elsie and Lisa provide for private passenger Miss Stephanie Bashore of Theriac of Ovid. cars af no extra cost. More­ Ovid, roommate of the bride- over, there's no limit on using elect and Cheryl Eason invited The attendants were attired your utility vehicle on the farm their friends from the MSU in gowns of rainbow colors; and to and from work. The only Dormitory for the third event at pink, blue, 1 a v e n d a r, mint other limitation Is that it cannot the dorm. green, and yellow respectively. They wore picture" hats to have a load capacity over three- , Rick Chamberlain demonstrates the fact that modern technology Miss Kajdas received a quarters of a ton. Why not give match their dresses. The gowns hasn't reached all phases of labor as he strips cedar posts at variety of appropriate gifts. She were of chiffon and were A-line us a call to see what altogether Chamberlain Building Supply and Nursery in Ovid. In this modern will'become the bride of Robert protection can mean in savings L. Peterson of Cassopolis featuring sashes to match the for you? Do it now. age, the cedar posts must still be made by hand. Chamberlain Saturday afternoon, June 29 at colors, of their gowns. They reports there is such a demand for the posts, it's difficult to keep up the Elsie United Methodist carried miniature garden with the orders. baskets filled with pastel- Church. colored spring flowers. iBife better-• Mrs Litomisky chose a strawberry pink gown and had a Shepardsville news corsage 6f white miniature altogether carnations, pink rosebuds, and Mr and Mrs Linwood Hibbard a 25th wedding anniversary to 5 pm at the Shepardsville Mrs Dale Squiers has been lily of the valleyK The groom's MR AND MRS PETER BOYER of Fowlerville, and Lois Hib­ open house for their parents, Mr United Methodist Church. attending west Michigan An­ mother wore a pale pink gown bard and Mr and Mrs Lee and Mrs Cyril Hibbard of R2 Friends and neighbors of the nual Conference at Albion the and had a corsage of pink OVID Hibbard of Ovid will be hosting Ovid on Sunday June 23 from 2 couple are invited to come. past week. She is representing rosebuds and other small spring both the Price and Shepards­ flowers. ville churches. TOM'S WESTERN STORE SERVICE OVID, MICHIGAN 48866* . V* H H H H H Attending as best man was Elsie Lions install officers Morning Star Chapter No 279 Daniel Luke Boyer of Lansing. Mliftsr Al\i[i PONY (QUIPMfM ' ' "*^ AGENCY OES of Ovid met in regular Groomsmen were Roger Roof df • S 1' *S"'&17> 834 5446 Elsie Lions Club, installed June After the installation of the experience as a member of June 11 with Worthy Matron Johns, Charles Heltsel of Lake 17 by president, Joe Thering are new officers the Lions and their Calista Reed and Worthy City, Thomas Roof of St Johns, Lions Youth Exchange in president, Gene Schoendorf; 1st spouses were entertained by France. Patron Russell Gilbert and Wendell Melinak of Ovid. vice-president, Dick King; 2nd presiding in the East. Gary Byrnes of Ovid, Edward vice-president, Norm Snyder; The charter was draped in Melinak of Lansing and Gary 3rd vice president, Al Pontack; Lydia Ortiz wins trip memory of jSister Betty George, Curtis of Ovid seated the guests. secfSta'ry treasurer" Norm , , ., ... ri iuaranX a past jnaJr,QJt

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HAROLD SCHMALTZ Advertising Director ittflflUBi-"* Beiween fhe lines JIM EDWARDS the Yean Editor

From the Clinton wiih Jim Edwards County News files of 1973,1964,1949 We're well into an election year and, once again, A new ploy used in the current campaign is to Good old days ? il^K^V^t^M^M^I^K^X^M^K^H^t^i^ it's time for a few comments on "That Is What I'm "use Watergate without using Watergate." *That ONEYEARAGO three miles west of Howell in, Saying, But This Is What I Really Mean." type of statement comes out, "Although In this era of nostalgia, The Great Gatsby and "the good old July 5,1973 Livingston County, In other words, campaign double-talk that may Watergate is a terrible, rotten, dirty, un­ Members of Local No 925 sound good, but doesn't really say anything. derhanded, crooked situation I will not use that as days," Paul McNamara, ClintonMemorial Hospital administrator Frank M. Downey, 4064 (UAW-AFL-CIO), St Johns, and For instance, a candidate does not want to say, an issue because I am not that type of person who supplies us with the following that points out that things aren't all Carland Rd, was dead on the management of Saylor- "I don't have any experience." Instead, the would stoop to such tactics as used in the arrival at Owosso Memorial 'Beall Mfg Co here have reached candidate "states, "I owe. no political favors." Watergate incident," bad today. Hospital following a 3-vehicle agreement on a 3-year labor On the other hand the experienced politician When a damajging claim has been made by, the The 9 items below are requirements of a floor nurse in an 1887 crash on Hollister Rd at Mead contract. might say, "I'll stand on my record," That could opponent, the candidate may retort "I'll not hospital. Rd, just south of Elsie on June State Rep Andrew W. Cobb mean, "I'll stand on my past record. If I ran on justify my opponent's claim by responding to his 2§. (R-Elsie), victim of a today's issues, my opponent would clobber me," comments," What he might really mean is "If I In addition to caring for your 50 patients, each nurse will follow The problem of finding Democratic gerrymander in A thought provoker is this line, "I've told you'my tried to respond to his remarks, I'd get myself into views on these'issues ^ what has my opponent a heap of trouble." . ' these regulations: **B- .s-, gasoline in Clinton County is legislative districting ordered ( becoming increasingly ap­ by the Supreme Court, has said?" The opp6nent may have been discussing Charges made about the candidate are 1. Daily sweep and mop the floors of your ward, dust the patient's parent as last week's shortage decided to seek the Republican them louder and longer, but the question may "ridiculous" while charges against his opponent furniture and window sills. in the area testifies, At least 11 nomination for State Senator in make you think the opponent was dodging the are "in the interest of good government." 2. Maintain an even temperature in your ward by bringing in a gas stations in the county were the 30th senatorial district, 'issue. And, many times, "The polls show we have a scuttle of coal for the day's business. completely out, while many Another fact proclaimed by some candidates is commanding lead," might mean "My family and others had only premium left. 25 YEARS AGO "I will devote myself completely to the job. I have staff think there's a chance I might win this election," 3. Light is important to observe the patient's condition. A Livonia man was fatally June 30,1949 no outside job or business to detract from my Therefore, each day fill kerosene lamps, clean chimneys, and trim injured Monday when the duties." It sounds good, but could it mean, "I will When the whole thing is over, the victor and motorcycle he was driving was The people, of this community devote myself completely to the job. I am defeated tackle the next task at hand -- preparing wicks. Wash the windows once a week, struck by a pickup truck at the paid their last respects to Police unemployed and need the cash." for the next election. 4. The nurse's notes are important in aiding the physician's intersection of Park Lake Rd Chief Reed Hail at funeral work. Make your pens carefully, you may whittle nibs to your and US-27. services Monday afternoon, A small number of local Chief Hall died suddenly from a Social Security says individual taste. residents were on hand at heart attack. He was 59 years 5. Each nurse on day duty will report every day at 7- am and Monday night's Bath Township old. leave at 8 pm, except on the Sabbath on which day you will be off meeting to complain about the The proposal to furnish free you must change name condition of township roads, '"hardcover" textbooks for from 12 noon to 2 pm. blaming the County Road grades kindergarten through LANSING - An estimated V-h, survivors, and Medicare available at any post office and 6. Graduate nurses in £ood standing with the Director of Nurses Commission for not giving them 6th in St Johns Public Schools million women will be married protection for herself and her many, employer personnel of­ will be given an evening off each week if you go regularly to their money's worth. will be voted on'by tax-paying this year- about 280,000 of them family." fices," Seamon said. electors at the coming school in June - and one thing they A new bride can call, write, or church. TEN YEARS AGO election, Monday, July 11. should all remember is to visit any social security office to The Lansing social security 7. Each mirse should lay aside from each pay day a goodly sum July 2,1964 Tnose farmers who lost out on change their names with social get her name changed on her office is at 838 Louisa Street. of her earnings for her benefits during her declining years, so that planting some crop or had to security, according to Roger W. record. "Or she can use a form The phone number is 372-1910. Clinton and several* disc up plantings because of the Seamon, social security district she will not become a burden. For example, if you earn $30 a month surrounding counties have been heavy mid-June rains, can take manager in Lansing. Pevvamo you should set aside $15. placed under quarantine for heart. Grant E. Nichol, "A bride should give us her cereal leaf beetle, but Clinton agricultural research associate, new married name to keep her Mrs Anna Fedewa attended Spitzley honoring their father 8. Any nurse who smokes, uses liquor in any form, gets her hair County Agriculture Extension Farmers and Manufacturers social security card and her the graduation party Sunday Robert Spitzley Sr. A potluck done at a beauty shop, or frequents dance halls will give the Agent George McQueen said Beet Sugar Association says earnings record accurate and June 9 honoring her grand­ dinner at noon was followed by Director of Nurses good reason to suspect her worth, intentions, there shouldn't be any crop that bare ground left from that up to date," Seamon said. daughter Jill Sokolowski, cards in the afternoon and losses here. kind of situation can be turned "Then earnings she had both daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony luncheon was served in the and integrity. The Ice Pond Drain hassle, to advantage for 1950 if the field before and after her marriage Sokolowski oF Battle Creek. evening. 9. The nurse who performs her labors, serves her patients and which has been a matter of is properly handled now. can be correctly credited to the Mrs Vera Cook and Mrs Joan serious contention in the Clinton same record." Daniels of Lansmg, Mrs Hilda Thirty-six members attended doctors faithfully and without fault for a period of 5 years will be Not only is 1949, so far, a year Schafer and Mrs Irene Fox the Golden Years Club at the area for more than 4 years was of plenty of heat in Michigan, given an increase by the hospital administration of 5• Interested in Top-Rate Earnings?? WESTPHALIA JULY 4II I

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THE UNITED METHODISTCHURCII Clinton County churches Maple Rapids Pastor Rev J. ThomasChurn Pareonage-Middleton All Churches in Clinton County are invited to send Phone 2345-7742 their weekly announcements to The Clinton County Sunday • News, They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to insure 9:30 am Worship Service publication in the'current week's Issue. 10:30 am Sunday School Tuesday 7:00 pm Senior Choir Practice FUST-CONGREGATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD SOUTH RILEY BIBLE CHURCH Wednesday CHURCH S US-27 4 E Baldwin Willard Farrier, Pastor 2nd Wednesday each month A\?rH M. Carson, Minister Joseph F. Eger.Jr, Pastor \ Located 1/2 mile east of Francis Road on Fowler Area 7:00pmW.S.CS, Sunday, June 3p 10:00 am - Sunday School Chadwlck Road Thursday 10;00 am Morning Worship 11:00 am • Morning Worship |0 am - Sunday School 10:00 Bible Sludy Wednesday, July 3 6:30 pm - Youth service 11 am - Worship Service ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH 6:45 pm Boy Scout Troon 81 7:30 pm • Sunday Evening Fowler, Michigan GREENBUSH UNITED METHODIST 7:00 pm • Wednesday, second and fourth H.E.Rossow.Pastor CHURCH HOPELUTHERANCHURCH WMC 9:30 am Worship Scott and Marshall Roads FIRST UNITED METHODIST 7:30 pm • Wednesday evening service 10:30 am Sunday School & Bible Class CHURCH Sunday School 9 am Pastor-Norman Wood Worship Service 10:30 Sunday, '• 200EastStateSlreet PRICE UNITED METHODIST SUohns,Mlch4Ba79 Beginning Feb 27, Wednesday 10:30 am Church school CHURCH Lenten Service at 7:30 pm MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH lli30 am Church Services Francis CarlJohannides, Minister Rev, DaroldB, Boyd Worship Service ID am Tuesday - Directions at Dawn 7 am Rev, Fr. Albert J. Schmitt. Pastor WSCS 3rd Wednesday at 8 pm Wednesday, June 28 9:45 am • Church School Sunday Masses • 6:30,8:30 and 10:30 am 1*00 am • Morning Worship ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Weekdays-During school year. 7:30ond LOWE UNITED Bay Scouts 7 pm Women's Society meets the last Wednes­ Prayer & Praise 8 pm Corner US-27 and Webb Road 8:30 am METHODISTCHURCII day of each month. Dinner at 12:30. Holy Days - 5:30,7:30 am and 7:00 pm Everyone welcome to join with this Meehngal 1:30. Rev Glenn V. Cathey, Jr. Vicar i#( , LoweandNorthLoweRoad Residence 669-3067 and 7:00 pm eve before Minister Rev. Harold McGuire liroup each Wednesday evening thru the Youth Fellowship meets the first and summer months. Church 669-3967 Sorrowful Mother Novena - Friday, 7:30 third Monday of each month at 7:30 pm. pm Sunday School 9-10 am Council of Church Ministries and Ad­ First & Third Sundays Saturday s- 7:30 am and 7:00 pm Church Worship 10:15-11:15 ministrative Board meets the first Sunday Choir 8-9 pm Thursday FIRST RAPTIST CHURCH of each month following a potluck dinner Morning Prayer 9 am ' South US-27 at noon, Second & Fourth Sundays UMW 7:30 2nd Wed of every month Holy Communion 9 am Prayer Study Group lo-ll Paul A. Travis, Pastor Youth choir meets each Wednesday at 7 Elsie Area 9:45 am Bible School pm, 10:55 am Worship Serive VAI.I.i:V FARMS HAITI ST CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN _ Senior choir meets each Wednesday at " 311 K. Male ltd, ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH 11 am Children's Churches 7:30 pm. CHURCH 6 pm IN-TIME and HI-TIME Lansing Rev. David Litchfield, Minister 9:45 urn, Sunday School 9:30 am • Morning Worship 410S. MapleAve.MapleRapids , 7 pm Evening Worship JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 11:00 a m. Morning Worship Service 10:30 am • Sunday School, Supt Merle Rev. Hector Goodall • Pastor" 5:00 pm Church Training Kingdom Hall 5:10 p.m, Ynulh Groups Beginning with Baese Phone 682-4165 7'00 pm Evening Worship 1993 North LansingSt. the 4th Grade 10 am Worship Service Each Wed 7 om The Hour of Power for i7 Tuesday. 7:30 pm - Congregation Book 7;00 p m Evening Service DUPLAIN METHODISTCHL'RCH 11 am Church School the whole family. 8 bm Choir practice. Studies. Text studied "The Nations Shall WEDNESDAY 7 pm Song Festival (Everyone welcome) B:00 pm -Choir Practice • Know That 1 Am Jehovah - How?" Rev David Litchfield,Minister 7:00 pm Prayer Service 10 am - Sunday School, Supt Kenneth Jr. Basketball Thursday.7;3Q pm • Theocratic Ministry Klger Wed. Night G!30 4 7:30 choir Practices First Sunday - Communion Service School - Texts Used: "Bible" and "Aid to Thurs. Night 8 pm Fellowship Service First Tuesday • Deacon's Meeting Bible Understanding" 8:30 pm Service 11 am • Worship Service Second Tuesday • Ladies' Missionary Meeting, SOUTH DettlTTCHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTISTCHURCH Circle, Sunday. 9:30 am • Public Lecture - Mon-Frl "Moments or Mediation," 9:15 Given by Qualified Representative of the 2931 Herbison Inside DeWitt 10 am Sunday School Rev. Cowley, Sup't am Radio WRBJ Watchtower, Bible and Tract Society. High School U am Worship Service Eureka Area Church office hours 10:30 am - Watchtower Study • Current Minister: Dr. James Girdwood 6:30 pm Junior & Senior B.Y.F. 9-12 fr 1-3 Mon thru Frl issue of the "Watchtower" magazine Tel 669-5000 or 62MO06 7:00 pm Evening Service studies. 9:20 am Bible School 7:00 pm Wednesday, Junior and Senior 10:30 am Morning Worship Choir Practice CONGREGATIONAL PUBLIC INVITED ST JOHNS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH Communion Weekly 7:30 pm Wednesday, Prayer and Bible CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner or Mead and Walker NO COLLECTION TAKEN 6:30 pm Youth Groups Study 2619 E Maple Rapids Rd Rectory 406EWalker 7:30 pm Evening Worship Rev Paul R Jones, Pastor Phone 224-2600 FIRSTCHUHCHOFGOD Wednesday, DUPLAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST Phone 224-7709 Office 224-2885 St Johns 7:30 pm Hour of Power: Prayer and 3 rriiles west. Ovtd-Elsle High School 10 am • Bible School for everyone Corner of M-21 and DeWittRd Bible Study ' 5565 E Colony Road 11 am • Morning Worship •FREEMETHODIST CHURCH Phone 224-7190 7:30 pm - Adult Bible discussions. 1973 Schedule Thursday T JuslirfShepard. Minister ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN Every Sunday 8 am Holy Communion 9:45 am Church School. 11:00 am 7.30 pm Calling Program Btil Njchelson, Youth Minister Nursery provided during services 2d & 4lh Sunday 10 am Holy Communion Worship Service. 7:00 pm Evening Wor- 9:45 am - Sunday School 0:30 pm - Youth Meetings and Sermon ship.8.00 pm Youth Fellowship 1st and 3rd 11 am - Church 6:45 pm • Wednesday, Jr Choir: Chancel Other Sundays -10 am - Morning Prayer Sunday of the month. FIRST BAPTISTCHURCH 6 pm • Youth fellowship and adult Bible Choir, 7:30 pm and Sermon Wednesday: 7:45 pm Family Bible OFDeWITT.SBC Study Study. 4/ Nursery & church school 10 am for Rev Jerry Cole, Pastor 7 pm • Evening Service nursery through 6th Meeting now in our new home 11068 7 pm Wednesday-Prayer Meeting CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE DeWilt ltd. , Every Monday eve 7 pm - Spiritual <^»4^>™Kt^*K^ Healing Service 515 North Lansing Street ST CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev Kenneth Anderson Sunday School - 9;45 am 1st - 3d Mondays 7 pm Senior Citizens Morning Worship -11:00 am Rev.ThomasM.Kowalciyk.Pastor Matherton Phone 224-7950 PO Box 97,517 E Main St. 2d & 4th Tuesdays - Noon - Senior 10*00 am -Sunday School 5:30 pm Church Training Citizens 6:30 pm Evening worship Bannister, 48807 Phone: 862-5270 11:00 am - Morning Worship Sunday Liturgies: Saturday - 7:00 pm Every Tuesday morning and evening 6:15 pm • Young People's Service Mid-week prayer service Wed. 7:00 pm Area weight watchers Youth fellowship 2nd and 4th Sunday at Sunday - 8:30 and 10:30 am 7:00 pm • Evening Worship Holy Day Liturgies: 7:00 am and 8:00 2d Wednesday 1-5 pm Family Planning Wednesday, 7:30 pm • Bible Study and 7:30 pm Cilnlo _ pm MATHERTON COMMUNITY prayer hour. Join us In worship where "everybody is Confessions: One half hour before all ,CHURCH Attend the 1st & 3rd Wed morning OEO Nutrition somebody and Christ is Lord " Class Sunday Liturgies. 2:00 pm -Sunday School FREEMETMOD1STCIIL11CH Fof more information call 669-9752, or 1:00 pm - Worship Service Every other Wed evening 7:30 Cadet Girl v. rile Box 306, DeWitt. Scouls 305ChurchStreet EAGLE UNITED Phone 224-3349 , METHODISTCHL'RCH ' Every 4ih Thursday Jaycettes 8 pm Robert Bentley, Minister VALLEY FARMS UNITED Rev. RayMcBratnle, Pastor E\ery Thursday 8 pm AA Al Anon 10 00 am • Sunday School PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Telephone 627-6533 or4B9-3807 11:00 am - Morning Worship Rev. Neil Bolinger, Pastor 9:30 am - Morning Worship Every Friday 3:15 pm Brownies 6:00 pm • Evening Worship Wacousta 155 E State Rd t0:30am • Church School church of Prayer service as announced. CIIL'KC'H OF CHRIST (IF ST JOHNS Phone 489-1705 7:30 pm - Wednesday, Bible Sludy and 400 ESIate 9:10 am -Sunday School prayer meeting ,)nhn Phipps. Minister SALEM UNITED 11:00 am -Morning Worship Area 9:30 am Sunday School METHODIST CHURCH 7:30 pm -Sunday evening Evangelistic EAGLE FOUIMIUAHECIIUHCH U.S 27 and County Line Rd Rev.andMrs Royal Burnett. Pastor 10-30 am Morning Worship Wednesday. 7:30 pm - Youth service UACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED Pastor Paul R.Jones Thursday, 7:30 pm - Bible Study 10.00 am - Sunday School 5:30 pm Ynulh Fellowship Phone 224-7709 METHODISTCHURCII 7:00 pm Evening Service We cordially invite yon to attend any or 11:15 am - Morning Worship Parsonage & Office 2620 E. Maple Rapids "7:30 pm • WednesdayPrayer meeting Rev Edward FOIto. pastor Wed, 7:00 pm Prayer Meeting all of these services Phone 626 6623 Rd.-Eureka, < . Listen to our International broadcast ' '...>} your choice Call 224-6121 Tor more information «_ \ Morning Worship: l6 am 1 •- VUA HARVESTIME Sunday morning at 10:30- Church School Classes 11:15 am- TW ' •* t-*. *St. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH"'' '* ' Sunday. *" am. WRBJ."15B0 on your dial 9:00 Worship, JrandSr Hi YF. 6:00 pm t> Rev. WilliamCHankerd,Pastor, ^ Cherub and Youth Choir Wednes­ Rev.RaymondGoehrinB 10:00 Church School ***' ' STPETEHLUTHERANCHURCH Bath Area 7:30 pm WSCS Third Thursday each day, 3:00 pm Associate Pastor MISSOURI SYNOD , Chancel Choir. Thursday. 7.30 Rectory — 109 Linden St, —Ph. 224-3313 month. 4-1/2 miles west of St. Johns on M-21 RVril UNITED METHODIST CHURCH llfv. Clarence Keith WSCS Noon Meetings every 3rd Convent-110 S. Oakland-Ph. 224-3789 5-1/2 miles south on Francis Road Wednesday School - 201 E. Cass-Ph. 224-2421 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS 2 miles west on Church Road 9:41 um Church School Mass Schedule Marvin L, Ban-Pastor 11:00 am Worship WXYZ Noon Meeting every 1st this Sunday 686 North Lansing Street Wednesday Saturday Evening • 7 pm 8:00 am • Worship 7:oo pm Bible Study Elder, EF.Herzel. Pastor Council on Ministries every 3rd Monday Sunday - 7:30.9. 10:30 and 12 Services held on Saturday 10:30 am • Worship at 7:30 Hol> Dais - See bulletin., 9:15 am - Sunday School and Bible HUH BAPTIST CIll'ltCH 9:15 am-Church Service Itcv.Hichard Cole. Pastor Administrative BoatH. 4th Monday of Weekdays - 8:30 am and 7 pm 10:30 am Sabbath School Service Class es, Sacrament of Penance - Saturdays. 3:30 11:00 am Morning Wnrship every 3rd month. Holy Communion first Sunday of the 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship (o 5 pm: after 7 pm Mass until 8:30 pm. WEST PILGRIM UNITED month at 8 am. third Sunday of the month Weekday evenings-a few minutes before 7:30 pm Evening Service METHODIST CHURCH at 10:30 pm Midweek Service on Wednesday 7:30 pm evening Mass. Corner of Parks and Grove Rd. RevBrianK.Sheen.Minister ST THBRESE CATHOLIC CHURCH REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS First Fridays-Sacrament of Penance. 9,30 am - Worship Service Fathers Francis Murray, Joseph Droste CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Victor Thursday from 4 to 5 pm and after the 10:45 am • Church School and Lawrence Delaney Corner Upton RdliStollRd evening Mass untilall are heard. Massand Rectory: 102 W. Randolph, Lansing Elder Jerry Baird MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE prayers of Adoration at 7 pm. Holy MIKPHARDSVILLE UNITED Phone 489-9051 Sunday School - 10 am Preaching Ser­ Township Communion on Friday at 6 and 7:15 am. METHODIST CHURCH Mass Schedule - Saturday: 7 pm. vice -11 am Adoration of the .Blessed Sacrament. DrDarold Boyd, Pastor Sunday: 6, 8,10.12: DeWilt, 9 am Char Practice * Wed 6:30 pm GROVE BIBLE CHURCH Thursday 7 pm on First Friday after 445DivisionStreel Holiday: 7. 8. 10 am: 5:30. 7:30 pm Mid-Week Prayer Service-Wed7:30pm Rev Robert Prange. Pastor evening Mass. , „ East Lansing, Michigan Weekday Masses: 8 am, 7:30 pm Everyone welcome Price and She pa rdsviite Roads Devotions—Our Mother of Perpetual 9:30 am Worship Service. 10:45 am Confessions • Saturday: 3:30 lo 5 and 10:00 am -Sunday School Classes for Help Novena • after 7:15 pm Mass each Church School 7:30 lo9. Eves of Holidays. B to9 alleges Tuesday. Wednesday: 7:00 pm Choir practice. Baptism: Sunday at 1 pm. Please call in 11:00 am - Morning Worship Religious Instruction Classes-Adult advance, 6:10 pm • Young People Inquiry Class. Tuesday at 8 pm. High 8:00 pm Prayer Service Fulton Area Administrative Board first Monday In 7'30 pm - Evening Service ' School CCD. Wednesday at 7:30 pm Public 7:10 pm - Wednesday, prayer meeting Grade School CCD, Tuesdays from 4 until 5 the month DeH ITT COMMUNITY CHURCH FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Central Nat'l Bank General meeting of WSCS third Thur­ 1/2 mile east of PerrinlononM-56,1/2 mile Ladies Missionary Circle meets 4th Schmitt Electric St Johns Co-op (Intcr-dcnominational) Thursday Baptisms-Each Sunday at 1:30 by sday in January. April and September Murl J. Eastman, Pastor south OF ST. JOHNS 1002 E. State Afternoon Circle meets second Thursday Jim McGovney, lte\L>nnShunk. Pastor Couples Club meets 4th Saturday In appointment. Other arrangements by month , St. Johns appointment. at the homes of members Sunday School Supt 9:45 am -Sunday School St Johns-Ovid-Pewamo N. Clinton Berean Circle meets third Thursday Marilyn Krol.Co-Supt. 11:00 am -Morning Worship Phone 224-4277 evening In each month at the homes of 9:45 am -Sunday School1 7:00 pm -Youth Service Member FDIC Phone 224-2381 SAINT JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH members II am - Church 7:45 pm -Evening Service (Missouri Synod) 6 pm - Youth Fellowship 7:45 pm -Thursday. Prayer and praise Rev. Michael R. Ruhl, Pastor 7 pm - Sunday Evening Service service Lansing W.iYSlDKItAITlSTCIIURCH 7 pm • Wednesday Bible Study and 10:15 am Divine Worship Pnslor Rev Hoy Green • Prayer Meeting 8:00 am Matins Service, 3rd Sunday | S & H Farm Phillips Allaby-Brewbaker, each month The Corner of N US-27 and Roosevelt Rds. Pewamo KIMRERLY CHURCH OF CHRIST 9:oo am Sunday School and Bible Sunday School -10:00 am Ovid Area 1007 Kimberly Drive Classes Morning Worship • 11:00 am Lansing, Michigan Sales & Service Implement Sunday evening - 6:00 pm "'John Halls Inc. Wednesday evening service THE UNITED CHURCH OF OVID Area tl am • Morning Worship COMPANY Holy Communion 1st and 7rd Sundays each West Front Street 10 am - Bible Study New Holland Machinery month al 10:15 am - 7:00 pm A church when* everyone is welcome Rev. Claude B. Ridley, Jr. Pastor 6 pm - Evening Worship Our Specialty Worship Service • 10 am Midweek service 7:30 pm Wednes­ Church Office Hours * 9:00-12:00 Monday. Church School -11 am UNITED METHODISTCHURCII day nighl 4 Mi. N. on US-27 to 313 N. Lansing St. 108WN.CiintonSt, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Nursery service for all children up to 2nd Pewamo, Michigan Phone 224-2777 St. Johns, Michigan mornings, Dr, Lloyd Walker French Rd. Adult Instruction • 7:30 pm Tuesdays DeWitt Area grade. ^_____. 1639: toriion Drive, Ionia Phone 224-4661 Weekday School and Confirmation Classes Vt ESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Sunday: 10:30 am Morning Worship 7:00 • Wednesdays. 3:30-6:00 pm' 127 W.William St, Ovid pm United Methodist Youth Fellowship Bridgeville Ladies Guild-LWML-2nd Wednesday each WAYSIDE CHAPEL Rev Richard D Purchase WSCS meets third Thursday of the month at 7:30 pm A BIBLE CHURCH 10 am Sunday School and Morning month al 2 pm * E|ders and Evangelists -Tuesday:;at 6:45 1437 Turner Road. DeWitt Worship, Sunday Evenings 7:30 pm ^ SPACE pm Bev.DougtasBeach.Pastor 7:30 pm Wednesday Prayer Meetings ST JOSEPH'S CAntoLK'CHURCH Area Youth-2nd & 4th Sundays at 4:00 pm Phone 489-9251 Pewamo, Michigan Egan Ford Federal-Mogul Councils & Committees- 1st Tuesday each 10 am Sunday School OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rt. Rev, Msgr. Thomas J. Bolger, MA„ month at 7:30 pm 11 am Worship Service Main at Oak Street Pastor ' BRIDGEVILLE GOSPEL MISSION FOR Dally Mass - 7:30 am CORPORATION Office Telephone: 224-3544 6 pm Young People Rev. Earl C. Copelin, Pastor 4 miles southof Pompeii Sales, Inc. Parsonage Telephone: 224-7400 Saturday 4:30 pm & 7:45 pm Pastor J.S Dlngman 7 pm Evening Service Mary Ptacek.ChurchSchool Supt. Sunday 8:00 Jim * 10:00 am 7:15 pm Wednesday - Bible Study and 9i45 am Church School, 11:00 am Sunday 3 pm Bible School 200 W. Higham St. Johns Plant Holy Baptism* Sunday, 1 pm 3;45lpm Worship Service RENT Prayer Morning Worship. 7 pm Evening Sacred'Confession • Saturday, 3:30 and Phone 224-2285 Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Later Fellowship. Thursday 7:30 pm Cottage Dav Satnti A friendly church with a message for 7:30 pm today. Wednesday 7 pm Prayer and Bible Prayer Meeting 407E.Gibbs SlUdy; 8 pm Senior Choir Family Holy Hour for Peace • Saturday* (Announced from pulpit) Church School 10 oclock * Bible Loving - Bible Believing - Bible 7:15 pm Preaching Worship Service ll oclock. OVID FREE METHODIST CHURCH FOWLER REDEEMER UNITED "the churctfwith "acts 20:20 vision" METHODISTCHURCII UOONMalnSL.Ovid Gunnisonvllle D&B Wes' Gulf Service lOSNBridgeSt Rev, Richard Glearnh Richard L. Clark, Pastor Church Phone 834-5950 Party Shoppe 9:30" Brri - Worship (nursery provided), Parsonage Phone 834-2473 A red (Discovery 10*30 anvCoffee Fellowship 10:00 am Sunday School Open Monday thru Saturday Help us ({no Church School June-August) 11:00 am Morning Worship GONN'ISONVILLE is their Free Pick-up & Delivery UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Complete Party Supplies Mathews Elevator 6,00 pm Youth F.M.Y. S. US-27 CdMMt'NITYOFSTJUDE 7;30 pm Evening Worship Clark and Wood Roads . 1«MS Institutions and Up; Jet Cadets. 10-13 9:45 am Sunday School Phone 567-4301 , 7 pm • Evening Service 11:00 am Morning Worship cold. 7:00 pm Evening Worship Saturday Night Masses: 4:30 & 7:00 pm Parr's Rexall . Maynard-Allen Wednesday. 7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting Sunday Morning 6:00, 8:00,10:00, Supporting Jim McKenzie 7:30 pm • Bible Study and Prayer. Weekdays Monday k Friday 7:15 k 11:20 the. Supervised nursery for babtef and small im. their ranarch with STATE BANK children in all services. Tues b Thurs 7J15 & 6:30 am your gifts . Store Agency RTJttUL LUTHERAN CHURCH good "An open door to an open book Wednesday 7iI5* 7:30 pm . it Portland-Sunfield-Westphalii • ..,.A Bible preaching church'with a Fowler HoUdayB5:M,7:i5*ti:»am, 7:30 pm The Corner Drug Store 212 N. Clinton, St. Johns neighbor. message for you,,+. tt.E< Rosso*, Pastor WednssdaV Evening Man 7:30 pm ' ourfaiitiiust Phone 224\?837 ,- Member FDIC TlMA-wrkM-UCrou • 9i00 am. Worship 214 W.Washington, Ionia Phone 587-3111 10:00 ain. Sunday School CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 27,1974 Farm Bureau Board hears details of Preservation act Robert Smith, Legislative Following is a summary of than 40 if it has a gross income a ten-year contractual interest is prepared as a Counsel for the Michigan Farm this act made by Smith, which of $200 or more per acre per arrangement in which control of "rollback" of the total credit Bureau, was a guest at the June will help farmers to understand year, or (3) "specialty farms" the development rights rests allowed on the State Income meeting of the Clinton County all aspects. as designated by the Depart­ equally with the landowner and Tax for the last seven years, Farm Bureau Board of This law is extremely im­ ment of Agriculture and state, The agreement is filed The lien is payable only if the Directors. He discussed in portant to' the future of produces a gross income of with the Register of Deeds. The owner sells the property or depth the details of the Farm­ agriculture and to the future of $2,000 or more. Land can qualify State Tax Commission makes converts the land to a use land & Open Space Preser­ Michigan as an agricultural even if it is in separate parcels an appraisal of the land in prohibited by the former state. as long as it is operated as a compliance with the agreement, This is a major vation Act - H-4244 which Farm single farm, Agricultural section of the difference from other states Bureau supported through its The act applies to both Assessor's Manual in order to that use a "rollback". They rough battle to become law in "farmland" and "open space" Application is made to a determine the basic farm value. require payment of the the State Legislature. land with somewhat different "local governing body" provisions for each. The (township, county, city, or Provisions effective during "rollback tax" when the farm following is a very short village). Soil conservation the period of the ten-year comes out of the program. This } summary which applies •districts and county and agreement: is often a hardship, *Ktum tfom dviect&i primarily to the farmland regional planning commissions -Property taxes are limited The landowner may renew or provision, are notified for recom­ to not more than seven re-enter the program for The program is voluntary. It' mendations. If locally ap­ * , percent of the household another ten-year contract if he Douglas Brook ' by Fran Motz is up to the individual land­ proved, the application is income. Taxes in excess of wishes, in which case the lien is Douglas Brook sits on the owner to decide whether he forwarded to the State Land Use that amount are refunded by cancelled. The "rollback" will hoard of directors representing wishes to apply for the benefits Agency for approval. If locally the state. Credit from the never be more than seven Bath and DeWitt townships. He The regular monthly meeting to Clinton County fanners to of the act. rejected, the owner can appeal present property tax relief years, even if the land is in the is. a dairy farmer working in of your County Board of advise them how to sign up their to the state agency. act would be included. program 20 or 30 years or more, farms for the 10 year program Farmland is defined either as partnership with his father, Directors was held last week (1) 40 or more acres "devoted When approved, a "farmland -Cities, villages, townships, ' The program is entirely William. They have a herd of 86 with a good representation of to keep the land taxed and used development righ,ts counties, or other govern­ voluntary. The purpose is to the director's as usual, Among for agriculture. ' primarily to agricultural use", dairy cows and raise all their (2) five acres or more but less agreement" is prepared. This is mental agencies cannot encourage preservation of replacements. The farm is the business transacted was impose special assessments agricultural and open space located in the southeast corner forming a Member to Member for sewers, water, lights, or land. of Bath township. committee which will have the non-farm drainage. job of handling any commodity The legislation is'flexible. Doug was elected to the board sales to members from the 'fwwt&i 'Pde't tiU(e> -The property can be sold Preparation of the agreement of directors in the fall of 1972. MACMA Division of Michigan without penalty, provided could differ from area to area He is currently the third Farm Bureau such as oranges, the buyer continues to carry due to different conditions. The member of the executive by Mrs Ray Peck out the provisions of the owner could negotiate specific cherries, etc. The board voted J«^x^xQj<^x^<^*^j(^*^x^*^x^ir^H^x^j^j<^c^*^j^^ committee. Doug is now sitting this committee authority to agreement. terms for his particular on the county young farmer make the decision whether to Reading a week later what hibernation sounds like a good first, and how, and who to go for -In the event of death or situation. In any event, he committee and he represents offer^ these sales to the mem- you've written can be discon­ idea on a farm. what when ,it breaks down. So permanent disability, would not be required in any District V on the State Farm bers^ornot as the opportunity certing. I already wrote this a Spring before the crops are all many problems come up each provisions are made for way to accept the agreement if Bureau Young Farmer com­ arises. week ago and it sounded so in is one. It's just hurry, hurry year. There are fifty-seven release of the property from it did not meet his approval. mittee. Currently, Doug is the grumpy and dumpy. Farmer and very long hours. The folks of hay that green worms riddled the development rights Under this program town­ community group secretary of' Doug is active in the Chapel The committee will have Pete's wife is happy. Couldn't who put us on this time zone in patches. It made us sick to agreement without penalty. ships, counties, muncipalities, the Clark-Chandler group. Hill Methodist Church, being a charge of sales, ordering etc. send that! surely didn't care how they have rain pouring and worms -The owner may use the and schools would not lose Doug graduated in 1972 from member of the choir and sitting This will relieve the county Well, here's a new start! worked the farmer to death. eating. Most of that is either farmland in any way he sees revenue as the tax relief to the secretary of a~Tot of work when chopped for the silo or baled Michigan State University with on the pastor-parish committee. June is supposed to be all You put the very real fact that i fit for agricultural farmland owner would be a a bachelors degree in Dairy Doug is active as a leader in the she has plenty to do already. beautiful and praised 'to the the farmer is working for now. Nineteen acres still out production including con­ refund from the state, Science^ While m college, he Bath All Purpose 4-H Club, The members on this com­ skies or, "Oh, what is so lovely himself with his own cash and there but too far for a view- struction of farm buildings, Open space. The provisions of was an active member in the working with the Dairy, Rabbits mittee are Mr and Mrs Ray as a day in June ... and if ever its outcome the result of his from-the-house reminder or silos, etc, drainage, or any the act are somewhat different dairy club and was on the Dairy and softball projects. Mayers, Mr and Mrs Bob come perfect skies etc etc." diligence and judgement and hear the worms chewing, Navy • other practice consistent for open space lands. They are Cattle judging team for 2 years. Kissane, and Mr and Mrs Mike Fragrant hay, roses etc. persistence .. and you have beans still to put in. And they with farm operations. defined as designated historic Doug was a member of Farm A fanner's hours are long and Borton. Bob Smith, our lobbyist However, after a May that some unbelievable hours. spray the hay, corn, soybeans, -In the event the land or a sites or open space lands under House Fraternity and was sometimes hard, but he is better in the Michigan Legislature was couldn't seem worse came June The second time that life gets and navy beans ground. Up at portion of it is condemned the Shorelands Protection Act active in 1M sports and held off because of it. Yet if there is present and gave a very up-to- which disproved that.. it could hectic is when bean farmers are the crack of dawn. Cows to for other use, the develop­ or Natural Rivers Act or any various leadership positions in all work and no play, a farmer's date report on bills that are in be worse. For one thing in May trying to pull and combine in the milk. Sounds busy: It is. Why ment rights on the con­ other area approved by the the fraternity. He was awarded life is in vain. One must sit the legislature now. there was always June coming fall. I declare for every bean am I sitting writing demned land revert back to local governing body as worthy the Doane Award at the end of back, and relax at times and The most important of which up in case you didn't get planted you eat goes an ounce of stress this ... haven't been to the the owner without penalty or of preservation including idle his senior year, signifying the enjoy your family and friends, is P.A. 116 or S-4244 Farmland early. To still not be1 planted and for the bean farmer and his garden in three days and if rollback. potential farmland, wetlands, outstanding senior of the or the long hours that are put in and Open Space Preservation July looming around the corner family. Don't die, get born or there is one thing that rain is -Owners of land under an beaches, natural or scenic fraternity in 1972. are all for naught, Act When this bill is signed by is not so good. marry because no one will be good for it's for weeds and lawn. agreement are required to resources, etc, etc. Application the governor the county board - I'm going to sound like a able to stop for it! You think I'm There are always breakages notify the state or local and most procedures are very Farm Bureau Citizens seminar will sponsor a public meeting traitor having a title to this fooling???? on a farm but this year with governing body two years similar to those for agriculture, with Smith present to explain it column like that which implies All of this feeling has been slow repairs available was prior to the agreement's The major difference is that any termination date of their tax relief is based on the tax this week at Albion College SELF-ANALYSIS pride but I have a secret to intensified because my husband worse, Wagon reaches, sunken The fellow who leanta to confess. (And I found I'm not had his kneecap removed, a holes or washouts, combine future plans with respect to assessment through deduction Attending the Farm Bureau Restaurant, R & R Hardware, understand himself finds It much alone in this.) There are two steel plate substituted and is in knives, loaders, elevators, the land. of the value of the development Young People's Citizenship Wilkins Standard Service, and easier to understand others. times during the year to me that a cast for six weeks from his hip electric fence on the bum (I ran -The landowner may apply rights. Seminar at Albion College this Bragdon's Family Party Store. • to foot. This was June 6 and around the cow lot four times for termination of the EXAMPLE: Under the week are Natalie Brook, Sarah Following is the 3rd of the there was no other way to get and couldn't find the trouble) agreement before the end of "Farmland and Open Space Seeger and Becky Doerner. essays written, one by each StfeMAto* itd&tdcvi around it as his knee cap kept cow caught or crawled under the ten-year period. If Preservation Act", the property These young ladies, all participant, as they competed slipping off with great pain and two free stalls,... there isn't permitted, repayment of the tax on a farm, including June 25-28—College Week for students at Bath High School for the scholarships. July 18—District Black and no firm footing underneath, and room for all of it. Years to come / tax refunds is required buildings, would not exceed 1% received scholarships to the Women, Hubbard Hall, MSU. White Show - Corunna. down he went. we'll laugh but not yet. subject to an annual interest of the household income. For- July 6—4-H Glass Recycled Seminar from Clinton County WHYIPREFERTOBE July 2&-4-H Softball Playoffs He's home now and goes What lovely things do-poets rate- of six percent com­ example, a $50,000 SEV X 50 I&nn^Bureau rand •frjwnK »3-,! "tA&AMERICAN/ i* • I Begin. jthumpjng .wjtb, his crutches, say about July? I'm sure it will pounded until paid. Mills would mean a $2,500 July 2J8P$tate' Black and tobperating- - Bath, aread : " BYJNATALIE-BROOK ** from window to window,, ^ob­ Hepc 'vmnV. HI mil «

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A*. 4-H Chatter The County Farm Bureau Community Groups in the met recently and selected 15 Board 'of Directors will host county are reminded of the need persons to present to the board w their urban friends at a chicken to submit resolutions from as possible delegates to the 4-H Camp is for you barbecue on July 13 at Sleepy their group members soon State Farm Bureau Annual * * Hollow Conservation Club. enough for the Committee to act Meeting in December. These Beginning at 10:00am the group on them in September. Several persons were notified and those will tour 3 farms with a variety By JOHN AYLSWORTH groups are sending them in and accepting were named by the of commodities. First on the other groups should follow suit. board as delegates in the order itinerary will be the Livingston There are many issues facing that their replys were received. Summertime is for camping St Johns (Scattered Southeast 4- Demonstrations were given by farm — a general farming farmers which concern not only The list cf delegates will be and "I hope many of the 4-H H Club) and Duane Haviland, Brenda Bancroft on "Rocks"; operation raising beef, mint, the farmer but the general presented to the members at dairy and other- cash crops. members are thinking of at­ DeWitt (Olive 4-H Project Denise Cerny on "How to make ! public as well. county annual meeting for their tending camp at Algonquin 4-H Club), Jeanne Striz, St Johns Vegetable Flash Cards"; From there the group will visit approval. Camp near Hastings this (Scattered Southeast 4-H Club) Darlene Cerny on "What's on a the Eldgridge farm where Farm Bureau Women and the summer for one of the five was selected as an alternate. Seed Package"; Terri Barker swine are the chief part of the Young Farmer Committee will A new County Committee has This tour is sponsored by the on "Dessert Definitions"; operation, Third will be a visit i j weeks available starting July 7. to Anderson's dairy farm in join with Shiawassee and been formed entitled the *' The camp week starts on Michigan Milk Producers Debbie Hufnagel and Jackie Geriessee Counties to sponsor a Member to Member Sales Association. Approximately 50- Batchelor on "How to Make Essex township, After the noon Sunday after supper and con­ dinner Larry Ewing, Manager booth at the Shiawassee County committee. The chief respon­ cludes with supper on Thurs­ 60 outstanding 4-H dairy Covered Coat Hangers" and' fair August 12-17. Each day a sibility of this committee will be members from throughout Carrie Buggs on "What You of the Public Relations and day. The five week camp Information Division of different commodity will be to handle all sales through schedule dates are: July 7-11, Michigan will be attending this Should Have on Your Bike." featured at the booth. There will MACMA of Commodities such state-wide 4-H activity. The program included Michigan Farm Bureau will July 14-18, July 21-25, July 28- speak to the group. A film be a drawing for gifts each day as cherries and citrus and other Aug 1 and Aug 4-8. The youth The program will include a discussion on bicycle and and samples and free gifts will products as might be offered pedestrian safety. The club will Robert Vltek, Vitek's Rabbitry of St Johns presents Scott Wilkle, produced for television entitled may choose the week of their tour of the MMPA office in Man.... on the Land will be be given to those visiting the during the. season, , choice, Detroit, visit the very modern hold their next meeting on July St Johns [Prairie 4-H Club] with a champaign rabbit he won as a booth. 8, 7:30 pm at Smith Hall. shown. Games and swimming The camp cost is $25 which Kroger Company Dairy Plant in door prize during a recent 4-H rabbit meeting for members and will be provided for the Michigan Farm Bureau has includes lodging, meals and* Livonia, attend a banquet and leaders. children. Each county board Farm Bureau Women will not initiated a milk check deduction insurance. A deposit of $5 is Detroit Tiger Baseball game ' Elsie Honors Grads member will invite a guest meet during the. month of July program for Blue Cross-Blue requested with the initial plus have some discussions on The Elsie 4 Cornersv 4-H family to attend^This will be the but will hold a picnic on August Shield premium payments for registration with the remaining dairy cooperatives and how members honored the 1974 2nd Annual Rural Urban day., 6 at the SfJohn s City Park at Farm Bureau members. The $20 payable upon arrival at milk is marketed. Fifteen Ovid-Elsie High School Chloe's Column 12:00 noon. program is in cooperation with camp. Acamper will needabout members with the highest test graduates in the club with gifts. Michigan Milk Producers $2 for extra crafts supplies and scores wiirbe selected to be Don Gilbert gave a talk on what "Family still Ciihton County Young Far­ Deadline for signup in the Association and Independent spending money. interviewed at the State 4^H he did for the County 4-H Talent mers will have their annual Farm Bureau Wheat Program Cooperative Milk Producers The Algonquin 4-H Camp is Dairy Show in August. Seven of Show and Faye Wilson gave a picnic .on July 14, All county is August 1. More details may Association. This new program these members will be offered important" is another example of service to h located on beautiful .Algonquin talk on her 4-H trip to Detroit. Farm Bureau members in the be obtained at the County Farm Lake 4 miles northwest of an opportunity to attend the Barbara Grunwald presented YoUng Farmer Organization Bureau office. farmers by Farm Bureau. For Hastings, Mich, The camp National 4-H Dairy Conference the program by showing slides Chloe Padgitt will receive notice of the time more information contact the covers 40 acres of land and has held in Madison, Wisconsin in and telling of her experiences in Clinton County Home Economist and place. The Nominating Committee county office. 12 buildings to house 110 October, Belize and about the 4-H campers and counselors each program there. She encouraged Contrary to popular rumor, Popular fabrics like gingham week'There is a new dining hall Tiger Time the club to develop pen pals with the family is not a dying in­ and denim have been simulated 4-H members in Belize. The- stitution. A new survey of at­ on the exteriors of the newest Jim's Column for meals, recreation and 4-H members have an vop- headquarters. A swimming pool portunity to attend'the annual 4- club's next meeting will be titudes about the state of the pots and pans. In fact, there are is supervised by Red Cross H day at Tiger Stadium on Tuesday, July 2, 7 pm at the family done by the Institute of selections of solid colors and Water safety instructors with Saturday, Aug 24 when the Elsie Park. Life Insurance has revealed patterns in the cookware Food prices a bargain other recreation activities such Detroit Tigers will play the continuing support for the department to match the bolts as canoeing, volley ball, softball Texas Rangers. Tickets are family unit. of fabric in the home-sewing and other sports. available for 50 cents each but White League When given a list of goals department. Jim Pe/ham The campers will be housed in must be ordered by July 15 at Green Clover over Victor including "a fulfilling career," The back-to-nature mode is 5 sleeping cabins and will be the County Extension Office in Bengal Community over Maple "the opportunity to develop as set with earth ones, chocolate Clinton County Extension Director supervised by one adult St Johns. Adults may secure Leafs • an individual," "making a lot of brown and natural pottery. tickets at 50 cents each at the Bath all Purpose over Prairie money" and "a happy family Inside the new cookware, the Everything we buy goes up in increased from eleven to twelve -Strawberries should reach their counselor per 10 campers which price and stays there. That is, thousanddollars and fifteen and peak in Clinton County by the is required by state law plus rate of one adult per 5 youth. Green ^Acres over Olive 4-H life," 80% of the respondents fashion is classic white-- The St Johns Community Bus Girls chose happy family life to be whether it is Teflon lined or everything except food, which one-half percent of the income end of this week; and in the 3>J some Jr counselors will be on Olive 4-H Boys over Green goes up and down! Meat, was spent for food in 1972, the weeks ahead a lot more fruit hand to handle camp program will be taken with riders paying their most important goal. porcelain and enamel. $2 on a first come first serve Acres Girls Three out of four thought it very Rising costs of the raw poultry, eggs and cheese are all total would be seventeen and vegetables will be coming supervision. substantially lower in price hundred and five dollars. on. By buying some of the Why not make your plans now basis. Members may sign up important that the traditional materials - plastic, aluminum, when they "order the tickets. Green League American family should be steel and packaging - used in than they were last August; and Seventeen percent of 12,000 surplus, the consumer helps to attend the week of camp of they would be lower yet, if the would come to two thousand himself to low prices and tends your choice? Ask your friend to Bengal Community over Victor preserved. cookware are expected to bring Olive 4-H Projects over Fowler price hikes by July 1 ranging cuts farmers have taken were forty dollars, or an increase of to strengthen prices for the go along. It is not necessary to Open House Though people 30 years and passed entirely to consumers. mofethansixdollarsaweek. Of farmer, too! With today's bacon Fireballs older tended to choose "a happy from 5-20%. be in 4-H to go to this camp. A 45th Wedding Anniversary Green Acres over Charlie's A couple of weeks ago meat course, large families felt the and egg prices it might be wise Brochures on camp information Open House will be held Sun­ family life" more often than the increase more than small ones. to feature them for breakfast. Gang younger persons, 58% of those Poison-Proof Packages prices hit rock bottom and at are available from the County day, June 30 for Gordon and Fowler Big D's over Green that time farmers were getting For many in the average to The whole family would be off to Extension Office, 1003 S. Ruth Hodge at the Masonic f between the ages of 18 and 24 higherincome brackets much of a better start for a successful Oakland Street in St Johns or Clover and 68 % of those between the A survey being conducted by about ninety dollars less income Temple in St Johns from 2-5 pm. Green Acres over Fowler Big from raising a typical steer the increase can be attributed to day with a breakfast like that! call 224-3288. Applications and Mrs Hodge served as a 4-H club ages of 25 and 29 voted family the US Consumer Product the cost of higher living, rather, And for those of you who cut D's life as a most important goal to Safety Commission is underway than if they had sold the grain. ? $5 deposits are mailed to the leader for 20 years in St Johns. The hog situation was at least as than the higher cost of living. In "down on cheese for before' Barry County Extension Office, All past members and leaders achieve. to check if poisonous products relation to our standard of bedtime snacks-better check have child-resistant closures as bad with pork producers 301 South Michigan Avenue, who knew the Hodges are in­ Bridgeville While the family unif itself is coming out about fifteen dollars living of twenty years back, the the prices again~you might Hastings, Michigan 49058. vited to this open house given by still viewed as desirable, its required by law since April typical grocery basket would 1972. short on every hog they ''want to reconsider. Please state your name, ad­ their daughters Shirley, Joyce . Mr and Mrs Douglas Hulbert form is changing somewhat, marketed; and, of course, the require less than twelve percent dress, sex, age, phone and and Betty on this special oc­ and family attended the Boy 75% felt it was "perfectly all The Pojson Prevention typical swine producer figures of income for most families. county of residence plus your casion. Scout picnic Saturday June 15 at right" for married couples to Packaging Act allows com­ choice of camp week. „, ,, choose not to have children, and panies to produce one container 'to feed about six times more At any rate, what are some of r KI t Hi i|MU*tU.l( flflieeS iVPfege .injtfiaca. ^ anjma^ tha,p His counterpart in the answers^ Farm prices are a WE MAKE over" 4 of tWBfe. s'ufveyed wjth the ordina,rjj,*iLpe capfor 1 ni\ feNiintyBEingerg£tewis«4 Mrs Harriet Schmid spent thoughMt was OK1 for5 married the' convenience >of the elderly the beef business, jj9,their looses lot lower-this year/than they . The Nimble,. Fingers 4-H from Tuesday untilcjFriday-at •are pretty, similar, i; were a year ago. The latest Clinton County "'will - be codplesrHo put off having and handicapped, bjjj^this 1 OWNING LAWN & members donated $25 to the Pickford with her daughter and children in the first years of package must be labeled, "This It's pretty hard -to convince commodity to feel the axe came represented at the 37th Annual Fair landscaping project and family, Mr and Mrs Gary to dairymen from Michigan 4-H Milk Marketing tour July 1 their marriage. package for households without housewives that food is a discussed having a Fair float Skinner. Tina returned home young children." bargain, as their weekly Milk Producers last week, who GARDEN and 2 at Detroit by Susan Striz, and a litter barrel entry. with her to spend two weeks. Fashion Has Come to the Kitchen Aspirin, limiments, oven shopping bill continues to informed them their price is cleaners and furniture polish escalate; but have you taken a being cut a dollar per hundred EQUIPMENT While you're checking out the containing 10% or more of look at some of those grocery pounds. Actually, because of the "in" fashions for women's mineral oil and/or petroleum carts at the check-out counters? complicated formula of pricing FOR YOUR clothing this summer, you'd distillates are the products They are filled with everything involving how the milk is used, better check on what's "in" for included under this new from cooking utensils to hair the net cut is a little more than your pots and pans. labeling law. nets, ladies' hose, and laundry/ that. LAWN and GARDEN detergents, not to mention the Farmers are paying more EASY! essentials of life such as than double last year's price for Check Our SEVERAL RIDERS cigarettes, pop, beer and wine. fertilizer and darned near that Middlebury News It was interesting to note last big an increase for fuel. List NEW PAYMENT PLAN month the price of toothpaste price for machinery is up about Up to 3 Years to Pay Simplicity 10 H.P. The Middlebury United The Society also voted to give and pop both were among the one-fourth; and because of Methodist Women met recently $15 to Crop to purchase 5 highest in percentage ' in­ shortages, there is almost no WE HAVE GAMBLES 7 H.P. Tractor & Mower in the dining room of the church blankets. creases. price cutting or discounting as TRACTOR with Geraldine Stanton, Betty- A discussion on camp resulted Despite run away inflation, in the past. Latest figures show MOUNT Warren and Maud Warren as in a motion to send not more food is a very good buy in terms us that close to four out of five ROTO TILLERS TRACTORS FIELD CULTV. hostesses. than 4 persons, the registration of percent of income. For dollars of net income to the HAY TOOLS The meeting was called to fee to be paid by the camper and several years the percentage of farmer is committed to debt, the balance by the society. income spent for food ranged and a number of dairy ex­ WE HAVE A 1-FARMALL M J.D. CCA 12' order by President, Letha M.F. 10' 3 PT. Furnish. Usual reports were Betty George was appointed from fifteen to sixteen percent pansions in this county were w/LOADER N5 J.D. MOWER read and accepted. as the person to contact those with a rather slow but constant planned on milk prices not GOOD STOCK OF FORD 9N 1-ROW GEHL CHOPPER Announcement was made of eligible to attend camp. trend toward shaving that dropping. M.R 65D the School of Missions to be held figure downward. Last year Consumers wanting to cut J.D. 38 CHOPPER SPRAYERS The society will host pupils of LAWN & GARDEN I.H. 826D in Adrian College June 26-June the Vacation Church School prices jumped fantastically and their food bill further should I.H.C. 45 T BALER 29. Kathryn Burgess read which is being held June 24 took close to a seventeen per­ consider filling the deep freeze. XOL BY FORAGE BOJCES correspondence regarding the through June 28, to a picnic at cent bite! In spite of recent small in­ EQUIPMENT ON N.H. 818 CHOPPER J.D. 25A 3 pt. itineraries of returned Assuming a worker's pay creases, meat is a bargain. ( noon Friday, June 28. w/2 HEAD . HANSON 150q 3 pt. missionaries. One lives in East They will also purchase the DISPLAY! I.H.C. 36'* ELEVATOR Lansing so she will write for a beverage and paper goods for Pewamo N.I. CUT CONDITIONER date when we could have one Bible School and Lorna Semans We Are Dealers - , GOOD USED J.D. No. 15 DIRECT speak at our church. Callers of Mrs Bertha Martin, Mrs Bruce Kramer attended the For The will be in charge of getting Saturday were Mr and Mrs PLANTERS CUT CHOPPER The president read a request them, funeral of their niece and cousin Following Lines from the district for the society Harold Trobst and Mr and Mrs Agnes Kavanagh wife of Chief GEHL FORAGE BOX A motion was made by Edith Harry Thelen both of Lansing. - Justice Thomas M. Kavanagh • Allis-Chalmers GRINDERS to give an additional amount to Schuknecht that the Society J.D. 24T BALER their pledge already paid. Mr and Mrs Kenneth at St Gerard's Catholic Church • Lawn Boy J.D. 494 w/THROWER give $200 to the church toward Schrauben have bought the Nell in Lansing. Interment in St • Hahn-Eclipse J.D 494A This request was voted down. repair of the chimney. GEHL CHOPPER J.D. 400 GRINDER MIXER Fox home on Jefferson St Joseph's Cemetery- in Lansing. • MTD I.H.C. 4 ROW High school graduate, Rob For worship, Lucile Semans Pewamo. Remodeling is being Mrs Esther Schafer was w/1 ROW & HAY HEAD GEHL GRINDER MIXER read an interpretation of the • Toro w A.C. 4 ROW Nethaway, was presented a done and they expect to move in admitted at Sparrow Hospital .•Wheel Horse KOOLS 54 BLOWER D.B. HAMMER MILL Club Collect adopted by the J.D. 290 Bible during church services as some time in July. Sunday June 9 and underwent • Stihl and Allis-Chalmers a gift from the society. National Federation of major surgery Tuesday, June Women's Clubs. Mrs Regina Kramer, Mr and Chainsaws PICKERS Florence Garber had 2 letters Mrs Carl Kramer and Mr and U. • Oregon Chain from adopted boy, Larry of This Collect was written by Brazil. It was voted to send $72 Mary Stuart. Virginia Mulder To Fit Most Saws COMBINES N.I. No. 10 1 ROW to continue his support. • read for the program an article Oliver 3-16 Mtd. entitled "The Three Lives of PAY NO MORE! WE SPECIALIZE J.D. 25 N.I. No. 7 1 ROW J.D. 5-16 SEMI N.I. No. 300 2 ROW Ethel Waters". This related the IN REPAIR I.H. 91 I.H. 6-16 SEMI different types of life she had SERVICE 1-J.D.334 J.D. 237 Mtd. Production lived until she gave herself to OLIVER 5-16 TRAILER J.D. 227 Mtd. CORN.HEAD J.D. 4-14 TRAILER Christ and joined the Billy A.C. 90 J.D. 3-14 Mtd. Credit Graham Crusade. The meeting JUST A.C. 60 M.F. 4-14 JWtd. offers a • was adjourned and the I.H.C. 82 BEAN SPEL. J.D. 4-14 Mtd. MISC hostesses served refreshments. ARRIVED I.H.C. 5-16 SEMI Mrs Lousesa Whitehad was bargain in pleasantly surprised Wed­ 3 to '10 Speed LILLISTON 14' nesday evening when 62 of her * Bicycles N.I. UNL EQUIP. ROLLING HARROW, MONEY co-workers from the kitchen at DISK N.l.210'spreader for farmers Owosso Memorial Hospital SEE OUR N,l. 702 POWER UNIT N.H. 200 BU Spreader came with a picnic supper to. N.I. 701 POWER UNIT PCA loans cost lets be­ honor her retirement. Fourteen t NX 201 Spreader • cause of the unique PCA '761 HAY HEAD J.D. RWA-9* 10" of the guests were high school CHOICE SELECTION 2 USED BEAN PULLERS way of figuring Interest girls who worked with her and 722SHELLER ' J.D.KBA1T2" J.D. 507 ROTARY CUTTER costs... custom-designed 720 CORN HEAD OLIVER 12' for farmers. they presented her with a Continued* Flew IP YOU NEED SUPERIOR LOADER FOR charm bracelet. From the rest Qfsln Dryir 721 HUSK BED *J.D.AW1V2." - A GOOD USED , FORD NAA PRODUCTION of the guests, Louesa received a Chooie from S modtli to RIDER OR 760 CHOPPER FORD 3 pt. 8' . match your hirvttt rati. Oliver 165 BU Spreader picnic table. Mrs Whitehead has Cipicltiti vary, by modtl, PUSH-TYPE 762 CORN HEAD from 183 to 439 bUUiilt ' BUY THE BEST! J.D. 12' PACKER CREDIT been an employee of the ptr dour. MOWER, WE hospital for 10 years. • Planning Assistants "» Construction Service ASSOCIATION • Servlce-AttenThe-Sile HAVE THEM. SEVERAL USED DRAGS Talk to H K H H H * Broad Range of Bfa Sizes Id Meet Your Needs. CHARLES Susan Warren spent a SEE BRACEY weekend recently in Lansing IAORI-BUILDKRI Carson City Farm Service with Susan Van Dyne. Sunday * your local PCA planner dinner guests of Susan were Mr VINCE ACKLES JOHN DHERE SALES AND SEKVK'h and Mrs Jim VanDyne and !NEW IDEA Jenna, Oliver VanDyne, Mr and FRICKE FARM SERVICE 254 E. Main F

Probate Court and Diane K. to Sarah E, Fike, and Teresa^ Cermak property PUBLICATION OF NOTICE NOTICE OF on Friday, the 12th day of July, for street, road or highway State of Michigan in the purposes, also subject to HON. TIMOTHY M. GREEN Blk 41, DeWitt. Sec 2, Duplain, Circuit Court for the County of OF HEARING MORTGAGESALE 1974, at 10:00 o'clock in the Judge of Probate June 12: Irrer, Dennis and June 14: Jaster, Larry E. and State of Michigan, The forenoon, the undersigned will, easements, restrictions and CLINTON rights of way of record. HELENA M. BURK Helen M, to Gerald G. and Betty Peggy T. to Daniel J. and ROSAZELLA A. THURMAN, Probate Court for the County of Default having been made in at the North entrance of the Register of Probate M, Crites property in Sec 28, Marriane Zelinski, Lot 182, Plaintiff, -vs- DEE WILLIE Clinton. the conditions of a certain Clinton County Courthouse, in mortgage made on the 20th day The length of the redemption Wednesday, July 3,1974 Bengal. Geneva Sh, No 2. THURMAN, Defendant, EBtate of BERNARD F, the City of St. Johns, County of June 12: Snider, Kenneth E. June 14: Searles, WiHard D. DAVID, Deceased. File No. of October, 1971, between Clinton, State of Michigan, that period as provided by law is six ORDER TO ANSWER GERALD D. SHOOLTZ and months from the time of sale. Aloysius Miller, Probate of Will a"nd Betty J. to Larry D. and and Lillian C. to Ronald D. and File No; 74-5110 -DO GCR 19169 • being one of the places where Donna E. VanHouten property Joyce E. Potts property in Sec TAKE NOTICE: On Wed­ ALICE J. SHOOLTZ, husband the Circuit Court for the County, DATED: June 12, 1974 Grace Roberts, Probate of Will 120.5 and wife, Mortgagors, and L.J. Seeley, Claims in Sec 20, Bingham. 4, Greenbush. nesday, Sept'4, 1974, at, 10:30 of Clinton is held, sell at public CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN STEPHEN V. MOULTON P- CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Eva Hjorth, App, Adm, & Det. June 13: Denovich, Frederick June 14: Clayton Corporation 18038 Attorney for plaintiff am, in the Probate Courtroom, auction to the highest bidder the St Johns, Michigan, before the ASSOCIATION, Mortgagee, premises described in said CUMMINS, BUTLER & Heirs R. and Elizabeth J. to Rozen to John A. and Frances M. At a session of said Court held and recorded in the office of the and Woodard Inc property in Surik; Donald L. and Sylvia M, Hon TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Mortgage, or so much thereof THORBURN in the Clinton County Court­ Judge of Probate, a hearing will Register of Deeds for Clinton 301 Capitol Savings & Loan Sec 16, Greenbush. Nightengale, Lot 84, 85 Boichot house in the city of St. Johns, as may be necessary to pay the Real Estate Transfers be held on claims of said estate County, Michigan on October amount as aforesaid due on said Building i From records In office of June 13: O'Neill, Stephen P, Ac No 3. in said county on the" 28 day of 27,1971, in Liber 262, Page 970, Register of Deeds) and Lynn to Daniel L. and and determination of heirs. Mortgage, with seven percent Lansing, Michigan 48933 May, 1974. of Mortgages, on which mort­ (517)487-3613 7-5 Trudy Fator.'Lot 5, Blk 15, St * LEGAL NOTICES • Creditors are notified that gage there is claimed to be due (7 percent) interest, and all June li: Montague, Peter A. Johns. PRESENT: HONORABLE copies of all claims against the legal costs, together w,ith said LEO W. CORKIN Circuit Judge. at the date of this notice for l and Carol A, to William R, and June 13: Bank of Lansing to deceased must be presented, principal and interest, the sum attorney fee, which said PUBLICATION OF NOTICE On May 29, 1974, an action personally or by mail, to both Sharon K. Hodge, Lot llt Or­ Michael A, and Denise R, OF HEARING of Twelve Thousand, Four premises are described as was filed by Plaintiff, in this the Administratrix, Christine follows in said Mortgage: chard Glen, Re-Plat. McCune, Lot 56, Nelson Sub No State of Michigan, The Hundred Eighty Four and June 11: Heibeck, Kenneth H. 1^" Court to obtain a decree of M. David, Quiet Cove Trailer 79 lOOths Dollars ($12,484.79) Probate Court for the County of absolute divorce. Park, Lot 44, Laingsburg, and Zelma L. to Thomas and June 13: Lundenburg, Harold Clinton. and an attorney fee of Seventy- Part of the SE VA of the SE Vi Nancy Hufnagel property in SeC J. and Violet R. to Merritt M. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Michigan 48848, and to the Five Dollars ($75.00) allowed by of Sec. 17, T5N, R2W, DeWitt Estate of DORIS I. THOMP­ that the Defendant, DEE Clinton County Probate Court, Township, Clinton County, 2, Olive, and Chloe A. Padgitt, Lott 22, SON, Deceased. law, as provided m said Mort­ June 11: Dollarhite, Eugene Westwinds, No l, WILLIE THURMAN, shall St Johns, Michigan 48879, on or gage, • and no suit or Michigan, described as TAKE NOTICE: On July 10, answer or take such other ac­ before the 4th day of Sep­ follows: Beginning at a point C. and Margaret R. to Myron L. June 14; Mehney, Ruth E. to 1974, at 10:00 am, in the Probate proceedings at law having been and Audrey A: Grubaugh Bruce L. and Jeanette Mehney tion in this Court as may be tember, 1974. instituted to recover the moneys on the S Section line, 556.5' E Courtroom, in the Courthouse in permitted by law on or before Notice is further given that of the SW corner of said SE "4 properly in Sec 15, Olive. property in Sec 18, Bingham. St Johns, Michigan, before the secured by said mortgage or June 11: Clayton, Wallace D. June 14: Eirschele, Reuben V, July 31,1974. Failure to comply the estate will be thereupon any part thereof; of the SE '4, running thence N Hon TIMOTHY M. GREEN, with this Order will result in a assigned to persons appearing 354,75'; thence E 250'; thence and Margaret E. to Robert B. and Gertrude M. to Bruce E. Judge of Probate, a hearing will and Diane L, Cilwa property in and June A. Durbin, Lot 4, Blk Judgement by Default against of record entitled thereto. NOTICE IS HEREBY S354.75'; thence W 250* to pt. be held on the Petition of such Defendant for the relief of beg. Subject to the rights of Sec 10, Watertown. 84, St Johns. Douglas J. Thompson for Dated: June 12,1974 GIVEN that by virtue of the June 14: Keilen, Vincent and demanded in the Complaint power of sale contained in said the, public and of any June 11: Sweet, Harold C, and probate of a purported will, and filed in this Court. Kathryn M. to John and Erika Madeline to John T. and Louise Attorney for Petitioner: mortgage and the statute in governmental unit in any part for granting of administration thereof taken, used or deeded Fenech property in Sec 11, G. Fawcett, property in Sec 24, to the Executor named, or some LEO W. CORKIN Edward B: Spence (P20825) such case made and provided, Du plain. DeWitt. j other suitable ^person and for a Circuit Judge 1000 Washington Square June 11: Birdsley, David B. June 14: Cowles, Pearl D. and determination of heirs. (countersigned) Building Doloris P. Hiller Lansing, Mich 48933 and Shirley to Ronald R. and Dorothy Cowles Frost to Dated: June 18, 1974 . Jillene A. Keilen, Lot 17,18 Blk Charles S. and Carol Jean St Deputy Clerk 7-5 Phone: 371-4224 4, Brown's. Clair, Lot 2, 4, 6 Catalpa Hills. Attorney for Petitioner: PUBLICATION OF NOTICE June 12: Larry T. Schaefer June 14: Cowles, Pearl D. and Robert H. Wood CHRISTINE M. DAVID, HEARING AID CONSULTATION Inc, to William A. and Nancy L. Dorothy Cowles Frost to Calvin 200 W. State OF HEARING Petitioner Fluke property in Sec 34, R. and Eleanor L. Penrod, Lot St Johns, Mich. State of Michigan, The Quiet Cove Trailer Park, Lot 44 Bingham. 1, 5, 7 Catalpa Hills. Phone: 224-4604 Probate Court for the County of Laingsburg, Mich 48848 June 12: Suggate, Lillian to June 14: Walter, Orval J. and Clinton. 9-1 Russel S. and Linda L. Rauney Kathleen V. to John F. and Estate of CATHERINE St. John's Episcopal s/DOUGLAS J. THOMPSON, SCHMITZ, Deceased. File No. PUBLICATION OF NOTICE property in Sec 1, Bath. Sandra Davenport property in Petitioner Sec 10, Bath. 19275 OF HEARING June 12: Darnell, Miles S. and 208 W. Walker State of Michigan, The Marion to Gerald J. and Diane June 14: Hamp, Clark E, and St Johns, Mich. TAKE NOTICE: On Sep­ School tember 4, 1974, at 10:00 am, in Probate Court for the County of K. Pontius, Blk 41, DeWitt. Karen L.; Gilbert, Russel J. Jr 9-1 Clinton. June 12: Pontius, Gerald J. and Helen E. to Frank Cermak the Probate Courtroom, Courthouse, St Johns, Estate of ROLAND 404 E. Walker St. Michigan, before the Hon MICHAEL LEE, Deceased. TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Judge TAKE NOTICE: On Wed­ (3rd room on left) of Probate, a hearing will be nesday, July 10, 1974, at 10:30 held at which all claims against am, in the Probate Courtroom, said estate will be heard and in the Courthouse in St Johns, ST. JOHNS, MICH. heirs determined. Creditors Michigan, before the Hon must file sworn claims with the Timothy M. Green, Judge of FRIDAY, JULY 5 Court and serve a copy on Stella Probate, a hearing will be held EARL GRAHAM Schmitz, 323 N. Walnut, Lan­ on the Petition of Lyle Bradley, HEARING AID sing, MI 48933, Administratrix, Executor, for allowance of his • FREE HEARING TESTS prior to said hearing. Final Account. SPECIALIST • REPAIRS ON ALL BRANDS Dated: June 19,1974 Dated: June 20, 1974

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A SEE ^ *n -A Chevrolet EVERYTHING Betsey Clark in. FOR THE FOR 1974 CANDLES, CARDS, G^<*** SOIL They're all here at FIGURINES & PLAQUES EDINGER CHEVROLET THE TREASURE CHEST 220N.Cllnton-St.Johni St. Johns Ashley FOWLER 224-2719 224-3234 847-3571 VIRGIL ZEEB

, i V the market FOR FAST ACTION ON YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS... Call <\ place 224-2361 "The Place Where The 7B Buying and Selling June 27,1974 Of Things Happen"

HELP WANTED - "Women PRINTING PRESSMAN- - FOR SALE — 2 Story House NO DOWN PAYMENT - 1973 Help Wanted needed for part time work in Moonlighter to work part time CLASSIFIED AD PAGES . with full basement. 3 bedrooms, For Rent CHAMPION 12' by 60» 3 ladies fashions. No experience as Davidson 700 press operator. car and Vi garage, on 2 lots. bedroom MOBILE HOME in n needed. For interview call 723- Experience helpful. Itek plate CASH RATE 5* per word Adjoining lot available. 50' x ST. JOHNS TRAILER PARK. 4030. 8-3-p-l JUST TAKE OVER maker andsJetter press ex­ 100'. Room for garden and FOR RENT — Upstairs WANTED - Boy 12 through 15 perience helpful. Call (517) 224- Minimum 50* per insertion playground. $13,500 by owner. apartment. Available about PAYMENTS of $99.84 per for Detroit Free Press carrier RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST 6781 for appointment. 6-tf-dh-l Call 463-3680 or 838-2541. To see, July 3. 204 E. Walker. Prefer month. Call 224-7614. 9-1-10 route in St. Johns. 485-6420. WANTED - Must be good typist Save a 25tf service fee by paying for your charged 2 block from elementary school middle age. 224-4861. 9-tf-6 7-3-p-l and able to meet the public. NEW UNITED BUYER STORE ad within 10 days of insertion. and Lobdell Emery, 203 Elm- This Space Applicants must submit short is looking for professional sale wood, Alma. 8-3-p-4 person. Membership sold in the Trailers & FOR RENT FULLTIME registered nurse to resume and mail to Box A BOX NUMBERS in care %Clinton County News. 8-2-p-l home and store is one of the 00 BUILDING LOTS available in Phone 224-2361 work in public health dept. hottest items to hit Lansing. of this office add'l Campers Clinton County branch, town and country using our HELP WANTED - Sexton for Join us and make real money ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE Desirable work hours, complete Eureka Cemetery. A part time plans' or yours. Fedewa while you save your customers • Builders, Inc., 587-3811. 8-tf-4 BEFORE YOU BUY!! Before ^benefit program. An equal job suitable for retired man. real money - leads furnished - ACCEPTED UNTIL MONDAY you buy your recreational opportunity employer. Call Jim Burnham 224-4045, Jim AT 5 P.M. Mr. Rex 487-6326. If you can LOOKING FOR A NEW vehicle, come to DREPS Main Office for information. Fisher 224-7174, or Erma handle St. Johns area and put MOTOR HOMES. Not only do IftfttttB Stanton (517) 831-5296. 8-3-p-l HOME? Interest rates.starting Robinson 224-7056. 8-3-p-l together small crew, could be a NEED a new building? Pole or we sell the AMF Skamper ATTENTION - TOY & GIFT at 7M>%, Visit or call us. by real opportunity. Mr. Rex 120- PARTY PLAN! Earn com­ steel, farm, commercial, or Planning, Financing, Building, motor homes, but also AMF AGRICULTURAL-tNDUSTRIAL-LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT 487-6326. 9-3-p-l missions up to 30%. No ex­ industrial. Any size. Planning - Servicing, 20 years experience. Skamper travel trailers, fifth WHITMAN Leasing-Rentals-Servke-Parts perience needed. FREE Sample Financing - Building - Ser­ Fedewa Builders, Inc., 6218 wheels and fold-out campers. i aWfcl "Home Of The Friendly People " HELP WANTED — You can Kit OR earn Free Gifts for vicing, let us help you. Fedewa Wright Roao>5ft miles South of Also, to choose from is the INDUSTRIES earn more money selling name having a Party. Call or write Builders, Inc. 5V4 miles south of Fowler, 9 miles North of 1-96. Allegro, Jamboree and South- INC. MORTON FORD TRACTOR, INC brand toys from now until SANTA'S Parties, Avon, Conn. Fowler or 9 miles north otI-96 at Call Dick or Bob Collect (517) wind Motor Homes. So, before November than you can selling 06001. Phone 1 (203) 673;3455. 621B Wright Road. Phone 587-3811. 8-tf-4 vou buy, come to DREPS ITHACA, MICHIGAN 5122 North Grand River Lansing, Mich. other products all year. 669- 9-3-p-l collect 517-587-3811. Ask for MOTOR HOMES. Phone 669- 517 485-4355 3672. 9-6-p-l 9996. 9-1-D-9 Jim or Bob. 37-4 ALPINE DR., DeWitt. 3- HEARTHSIDE HOME FEATURE bedroom brick and aluminum Business WANT TO SELL your Land ranch with family room, Contract? We buy. Pay cash, fireplace, 1M: baths, 2-car Our gas and oil heated houses Opportunity Mobile Homes 10. are equipped with 100 amp For prompt fa^t service, call garage, tastefully decorated, service (200 amp service avail­ CLASSIFIED Ford S. LaNoble, 1516 East carpet thro-out. One block from able at an optional cost) which BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Michigan Ave., Lansing, lake. Walking distance to includes the entrance panel - STUFF ENVELOPES! Michigan, phone (517) 482-1637, schools. Call Claudia 669-3996 or BEAUTIFUL MOBILE HOME with breakers, meter base, and Excellent Income Possible! evenings (517)337-1276. 3-tf-4 Duane J. Andersen Real Estate, Park. Lots available. Call 224- mast. All the utility company BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY 7913. 2-tMO has to do is set the meter and Details — Send Stamped, self- Inc., 669-5126. (9-l*p-4 bring the service to the mast. addressed envelope to B. Alston FOR SALE —15 acres. $22,500. Electric heated houses have a Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms #3544 So. Munn ave, E. Orange, Maple Rapids Road. $5500.00 WE are starting 4 new houses in 1970-MARLETTE trailer for 200 amp service. N.J. 07017. 9-3-D-2 down. $250.00 a month at 9%. the country, will be ready for sale. 12 x 62 with a 7 x 21 ex- Across from Clinton Co. you before school starts in the pando. 3 bedrooms. Full car­ The electrical system Is in AUCTIONEER DRUGS JEWELRY MAC TOOL Distributor wanted Country Clubv Zoning .is peted . except kitchea.i^d accordance with the National r JalL-Xbiane^J., Andersen.JSeal "* ba thTtf OfnY^'A it ~trond i ti tmerr Electric tode as adbptwMiy in this areafr Phone,'{(-.313M475- residentral^aV* business. „. JGgtate JnB„^eafilXftb--^-&tl9L the Stats' of Michigan and is Ai*-^AL'LQAAYY "AUC- -- "PARK'S BEX ALL' DRUGS? ' XFTV^Y^S^^JTEWECSY, •""•tilshwasher," garrbage^disposaJr—™ tf KHJfcnaldHoIriiausen. 9-l-p-2::wi¥am"H.'.Jones. 120^616-382- inspected by the MichigjrnElac* TIONEER -Used-vEarm open daily .7:30. a.m. -to -J - > o^gg* utoHStir diamond vasut*mm>- F E WE HAVE 2 new houses feft In' skirting, 'storage^shedf^sompp™ .trical XaspecioT.^-^9^ Machinery & Parts. St. " 6966. , ^ <-"•"* 7-3-pT" furnishings optional. Priced to p.m.. Sunday 8:2fl-12::i0 & 5 ringS( Buiova & Accutron the country for you to see. Both Johns. 224-47i:t. m are on large country sized lots go. Call after 5:00 pm week'• ' l>- - Watches. Elsie, 862-4300. . Jobs Wanted FOR SALE - lots on Scott days, any time on weekends. See Us For Complete Road. 224-4422. 9-3-p-4 with a nice view. One has 4 Home Building Services.- bedrooms. 2full baths, the other 224-3437. If no answer, call 224- AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS PARTY SUPPLIES 6048. 6-tf-dh-10 v 875-4101 BARN PAINTING - High DEWITT - 203 Bridge St. The lias 3 bedrooms and 1 bath. Both quality, references, free inside "of 'this 4-bedroom have full basements, 2-car BILL FOWLER FORD. New SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., I) & B PAKTY SIIOPPE, remodeled home is delightful. garage. Priced to sell. Duane J. Residential - Commercial - Package Liquor 9 a.m. - 10 estimates. East Lansing, 351- & Used Cars & Pick-ups. N. 2777. 8-9-p-3 Carpet, full basement, carriage Andersen Real Estate, Inc. 669- l'S-27, DeWitt. fifit)-2725. Industrial, 224-4277, 807-1/2 p.m. Mon. Thurs. Frl. & Sal. house, lovely yard. Close to all 5126. 9-1-D-4 E. State St. !l a.m. - l! p.m. 224 N. the activities in DeWitt. Duane CAIN — BUICK — PON- Clinton. WOULD. LIKE beginning organ FOR SALE — 3 bedroom older and piano pupils. Children and J. Andersen Real Estate, Inc. TIAC, New ftl'sed Cars. 210 669-5126. 9-1-P-4 home. New electrical wiring W. Higham, Complete Body FARM adults. Summef class. Call 224- and furnace, remodeled bath. 3915. 7-3-P-3 & Service. DRAINAGE PLUMBING DEWITT - 109 Wilson. Ap­ $18,000.00. 224-2280 after 5 pm. pealing 4-bedroom home, full 9-3-D-4 For the Best Buy in New & basement, carpet, french doors, v iPfs JAMES BURNHAM. DUNKEL PLUMBING AND WANTED FARMS any size with Used Chevrolets see HEATING, Licensed Master Real Estate fireplace in the den, lovely yard RDINGEK CHEVROLET, Phone SI. Johns 224-1015, with lots and lots of beautiful or without buildings. We have R:t. St. Johns. Plumber Ph. 224-3372, 807 E. cash and contract buyer.-Tax Fowler. Phone 59341011. State SI. flowers and garden space. Nice NEW & USED DELUXE 2 STORY HOME-4* area, walking distance to school and financial assistance is in- EGAN FORD SALES. INC., bedrooms and den, large kit­ and shopping. Call Claudia 669- eluded in our program. Why 200 \V. Higham. phone 224- FARM SERVICES LAWN chen-stove, dishwasher, Vk 3996 or Duane J. Andersen Real settle for less? FORTY years of 2285. Pinto-Ford-Ma verick- baths-washer-dryer first floor. Estate, Inc. 669-5126. 9-l-p-4 FARM and BUSINESS ex­ NEW EQUIPMENT Full finished basement. Gas perience - Our Slogan: "An Torino-Mustang. Purina Feeds means S S Sin MAINTENANCE DOON BALER TWINE $25.00 PER'BALE (Canadian) Your Pocket. MATHEWS heat, 2 car garage. Beautiful investment in earth is the best ELEVATOR CO. Grain - Aeration, Weed control, Fer­ yard, garden space. Reuben PLEASE — If you've a country on earth" References furnished SET OF DUAL WHEELS W/NEWTIRE 18.4 X 34 Ill'jl TIKE CENTER, B.V. Feeds - Seeds. Fowler. tilization, Rolling, Thatching, Eirschele 224-4660 or Houghton home, either old or newer, that upon request. THANKS - to our CENTURY SPRAYERS Goodrich Tires. Ph. 2W-32I8. Insect Control, Leaf Removal, Real Estate 224-7570. 7*3-p-4 you're considering selling, clients for over $5,000,000.00 in NEW IDEA SPREADERS Front End Alignment. Fungus Control, Re-seeding. 1 please take the time to let me sales in the Tri-County AREA. DUNHAM LEHR LOADERS FERTILIZERS Slate and National Ecology know. I can assure you the most To realize the TOP DOLLAR for YEAR-A-ROUND TRACTOR CABS . LAND SALES - buying or dollars for your home. Call BOB'S ALTO BODY, Approved Company. Costs less selling, obtain professional your property, CALL, the KASCO FOLLOWING HARROWS ZKEB FERTILIZERS, lhan .do it yourself. YOU Robert (Rik) Weber, UNoble GOLDEN RULE AGENCY- Complete Collision Service. service from Keith Bunce, Realtors, 1516 E. Michigan, "221-21121, 8110 X. Lansing. Ever>thing for Hie soil, St. SIMPLY WATER AND MOW. specializing in farm, GELS AGENCY, VINCE GELS- Johns, 221-:mt, Ashley, 847- CALL 221-7508 TURF TEN­ Lansing, 482-1637, evenings 351- BROKER, (No salesman) KEWANEE recreational, commercial and 3785. 9-1-P-4 3371. s DER. industrial lands. Call 489-7640, CALL IV5-5794 -1974 will be a C&D CHEVROLET CO., good year. 40-p-4 WAGONS 489-3465 or 371-2330. Robert CHISEL PLOWS New & used Cars, Elsie 862- Strong Realty. 6-4-p-4 WANTED TO BUY — House in 4800. You can't do better FINANCIAL SPACE need of repairs and/or I'BW TAKERS anywhere. FOR" FOR SALE — 3 bedroom house remodeling. Liz Halter, 337-1065 Tliero arc only n few thlncs JOHN DEERE CAPITOL SAVINGS & on large lot. 2 baths, 2 or 393-1220. 9-3-P-4 iiiunry won't troy—ami tcry fe*\ LOAN ASSOC, 222 N. RENT in-«|ilp want them. 350 PLOWS ( IN FURROW, 5 BOTTOM 16") MOOHE OIL CO.. If it's fireplaces, dishwasher, paneled Clinton. 221-2301. Safely for basement with kitchen dining 110 SERIES DISC HARROWS 11' 5" WIDE tires, see us.!)()!) K. State. Pit. Saving since Mill). 1065 A WAGON GEARS 224-172(1. area. 224-4422. 9-3-jM LAWN TRACTORS RESTAURANT 1075 WAGON GEARS FLORISTS FOR SALE — 4 bedroom home M.F. 7 Manual Start w/Snow Blower 965 WAGON GEARS HETTLEB'S MOTOK DALEY'S vFINE FOOD, on 5 acres. Central air, car­ M.F. 10 Electric Start 16 A CHOPPERS SALES, 24 llr. Wrecker Dining & cocktails, Ph. 224- peted, fireplace, barn. Terms. NO. 3800 CHOPPERS Service. Good L'sed Trucks. Sav it wilh Quality Flowers 3072, S. US 27-1/2 mile S. M- 862-5232. 7-3-D-4 NO. 350 MOWER from WOODBURY'S 21. TRACTORS 1209MOWER-CONDITIONER FLOWER SHOP, 321 N. NO.640SIDERAKE ('Union, St. Johns, 224-321K. M.F. 65 Diesel w/13.6 x 38 tires 336 BALERS W/BALE EJECTORS VACUUM SALES CONCRETE M.F. 65 Gas w/13.6 Tires CLEANERS M.F. 1150 Diesel w/cab 8i duals "•"*^"^^^^^^^^^^^^^^* FOODS ANTES l)HY CLKANEKS. KIRBY CENTER, VACUUM WALLS KILL BROS. pickup and delivery, I0;t W. ANDY'S IGA, SI. Johns. SALES AND SERVICE. New A new home is a lifetime OTHER EQUIPMENT Walker, phone 221-I.V"), Home Baked Bread, Pies, & Rebuilt Kirby's. Good investment. Let UB help 1072 WAGON GEARS (10 TONS) Cookies, Choice Meals. selection of other makes. 705 you secure this investment J.D. No. 38 Chopper w/2 row corn head 112 HYDRAULIC AUGERS Carry-out service. N. US 27 St. Johns, 224-7222. with the best basement J.D. Side-Mount Mower GEHL Forage BoX CREDIT BUREAU wall possible • a poured , GEHL Forage Box w/tandem gear concrete wall. We are HAY HEAD for GEHL Chopper GIFTS WESTERN equipped to do the com­ GEHL Blower less pipe USED EQUIPMENT CHnton Comity CUKIHT plete job or any part of it. J.D. 30 Combine JOHN DEERE 3010 DIESEL TRACTOR IttitEAf. Ww 22I-2ML TOM'S WESTERN STORK. Bring your prints over or BRILLION 10 ft. Cultipackar Credit lU'ports - Collections. THE TREASl'RE CHEST* I ml. W.Ovid. '!W>:MMon.- MAYRAFT 40 ft. Elevator JOHN DEERE 3020 GAS TRACTOR call for an appointment J.D. Baler w/thrower 2211 N. Clinton, Hallmark Snl., Eri, til It. Anytime by 587-3811. JOHN DEERE F 145 PLOW 4 BOTTOM 14" Cards - Riissel Stover Candy. AppL, tfcH-54-in, M.F. 410 Dienl SP Combine w/cab, 4 row corn JOHN DEERE F 145PLOW4 BOTTOM 16" REA0Y-MIX CONCRETE head, grain tab|e. Si bean header 1970 model INSURANCE J.D. 14 T Baler JOHN DEERE 16 A CHOPPER For All Your Needs M.F. 410 Gas Sp Combine w/cab & JOHN DEERE NO, 38 CHOPPER QUALITY-SERVICE Automobile Coverage - Fire HARDWARE FOR ALL YOUR 4 row corn head CASE 930 DIESEL TRACTOR Insurance ,- General IHC NO'650 CHOPPER Casualty, ALLABY- FEDEWA 1HC NO. 449 A PLANTER HKEWBAKEIt, INC. 108-1/2 CLASSIFIED SET OFfaEW DUAL S RIMS W/USED TIRES 15.5 x 38 N, Clinton Ave, St, Johns, DALMAN HARDWARE. PH. Phone 224-3258. WHH1H73, DriVlU, Whirlpool BUILDERS, JIM MCKENZIE AGENCY, ,\|»l>lianri% Sfcnilh TV, NEEDS Sattler & Son, Inc DON SHARKEY 212 North Clinton Ave., St. riuinliiri}! and Healing. John DMn Sain & Service INC. 11/2MH«E«tofSt.Louk Johns, 224-247(1. Insurance Wiridlrk-n forovcry need! CALL 224-2361 8218 Wriuht Road Pfiono ?te-/?80 MJ£' Phone 681-2440 u 634 MIlH Sooth o* Fbwhr 8B CLINTQN COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 27,1974 STEEL, aluminum and vinyl Automotive 11 ^BHogs & Sheep 20 siding, also roofing.- Free Card of Thanks 30 estimates. No down payment. Legal News ABC Builders. 482-9562. <5-tf-27 held at which all creditors of FOR SALE—1970 El Camino 6 FOR SALE — 4 York sows due GILLSON -1 wish to thank the NOTICE OF , ST JOHNS PUBLIC NOTICE- file and may be inspected at the in July, 8142 Grove Rd. Phone WANTED KEYPUNCH MORTGAGE SALE Water Resources Commission, said deceased are required to cyl., std transmission, runs nurses and doctors and gray prove their claims. Creditors 669-9773. 9-l-p-20 OPERATORS. Many employers- ladies of the Carson City ' Default having been made in Date: June 21,1974 8th Floor,' Stevens T. Mason good. Gets approximately 19-20 must file sworn claims with the mi per gal Call 236-5203. have called for keypunch Hospital. A special thanks to the conditions of a certain Building, Lansing, Michigan at _ 7-tf-dh-ll FOR SALE — Hampshire operators in this area. Our Dr. Wood of Detroit and to my mortgage made on the 10th day PUBLIC NOTICE ' any time between 9:30 am and Court and serve a copy on Clinton National Bank & Tnut purebred service-age boars and course could qualify you for daughter, relatives and friends ' of October, 1973, between Michigan Water 3:30 pm. Monday through gilts. Large boned and muscled. these jobs. 6 week course. Call' for all of the cards, gifts, JESSE FERGUSON and JANE Friday. Copies of the Public Company,200N.ClintonAve,St FOR SALE - Used Fork lift FERGUSON, husband and wife, Resources Commission Notice and the corresponding Johns, Mich, prior to .said trucks. Wholesale and retail. No relation to stock sold before. collect (517) 393-8615 for In* ' flowers and visits during my StevensT. Mason Bldg 7% miles west of DeWitt, 9800 formation. Spartan Keypunch stay at the hospital. Special Mortgagors, and CAPITOL Fact Sheet summarizing ap­ hearing. Contact (313) 235-0623. Bill SAVINGS & LOAN Lansing, Mich 48926 plication information- and Dated: June 19,1974 Rucker. 6-9-p-ll HoweRd. 7-3-D-20 Academy. 26-tf-27 thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Pete ' 517-373-8088 Hansen and to my grand­ ASSOCIATION, Mortgagee and proposed permit conditions are FOR SALE —Feeder pigs. 224- daughters, Shelly and Melinda recorded in the office of the t available at no charge at the Attorney for Petitioner: FOR SALE —1968 Chevrolet \k FOR SALE — Montgomery NPDES Application No: 7233 or can be seen first farm Ward radial arm saw, 10", English. Thanks. Register of Deeds for Clinton MI 0021342 Michigan Water Resources ' Robert H. Wood< tori pick-up. 224-7076. 9-3-p-H east of US-27 on Maple Rapids Includes 3 blades. Used ap­ Mrs. Jane Gillson 9-l-p-30 County, Michigan on October Commission. Copies of all other 200 W. State Rd. 8-3-P-20 proximately 80 hours. $100.00. 12,1973, in Liber 273, Page 666 of NOTICE: Application for information are available at a St Johns, Mich Call 224-7468. 8-3-P-27 Mortgages, on which mortgage cost of $.20 per page at the Phone: 224-4604 SCHOALS — I wish to express a there is claimed to be due at the National Pollutant Discharge very big thank you to the Elimination System (Public Michigan Water Resources Motorcycles 12 date of this notice for principal Commission, * s/ CLINTON NATIONAL Cattle FOR SALE — Midwest truck friends, neighbors and fellow and interest, the sum of Twenty- Caw 92-500) Permit by Clinton rack with grain box. 224-7466, retirees who have been so kind County as agent for the Village Please bring the foregoing to BANK, Petitioner four thousand, eight hundred the attention of persons whom 200 N, Clinton 8-3-P-27 and thoughtful in the long sixty dollars ($24,860.00) and an of Maple Rapids, Michigan, to FOR SALE - 1972 Suzuki 750 illness and death of my husband discharge treated municipal you know would be interested in St Johns, Mich. motorcycle. Very low mileage FORSALE—Fresh heifer. Call attorney fee of Seventy-five ' s 9-1 224-7404 after4 o'clock. 9-l-p.-21 NEED ready mix "concrete,' this past week, a special thanks wastewater to the Maple River. this matter. with Faring and luggage rack. dollars ($75.00) allowed by law, * 9-1 poured walls, or cement work to Rev Bretz and Rev Cole for as provided in said Mortgage, Clinton County as agent Tor 224-2562. 8-3-D-12 their words and acts of comfort PUBLICATION OF NOTICE done?"We have a fleet of radio, - and no suit or proceedings at the Village of Maple Rapids, OF HEARING dispatched trucks plus a crew of' through the past years, law having been instituted to has applied for a National State of Michigan, in the FOR SALE - 1971 Honda 450. men if needed. Fedewa Circuit Court for the County of State of Michigan iti the Poultry Florence M. Schoals and recover the moneys secured by Pollutant Discharge Circuit Court for the County of 2400 miles. Excellent condition, Builders, Inc., 6218 Wright Road family .9-l-p-30 said mortgage or any part Elimination System (NPDES) Clinton, Phone 224-4795. 9-1-D-12 at Price Road, Phone 587-3811.1 ORDER TO ANSWER INGHAM thereof; Permit to discharge treated FLORENCE FULLER, 14 HEAVY white rock hens. 1 38-tf-27 GUY ORDIWAY — We wish to wastewater into the waters of SANDRA KAY GAVITT, yearold.834-2621. 9-1-D-22 Plaintiff -vs- DONALD LEROY Plaintiff -vs- BART FULLER, express our thanks for all ex­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the State of Michigan. The Defendent Hobby Supplies 17 pressions of sympathy from that by virtue of the power of permit will be issued by the GAVITT, Defendant. File No. Wanted sale contained in said mortgage Michigan Water Resources 74-5124DM.-GCR 120.5 ORDER TO ANSWER friends, neighbors and relatives File No. 5002 GCR 120.5 > for the beautiful flowers, cards and 'the statute in such case Commission. . On June 18,1974, an action was MAKE YOUR reservations now Horses Miscellaneous 28 made and provided, on Friday, filed by Pla intiff, in this Court to On December 20, 1974, an and food brought in at the time The applicant, treats the action was filed by Plaintiff, in for your summer vacation. Rent of Guy's death. Special thanks the 26th day of July, 1974, at municipal wastewater from the obtain a decree of absolute a motor home from DREPS WANTED — To buy good used 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, divorce. the Court to obtain a decree of HORSES BOARDED, Indoor to Rev. Prange for his com­ Village of Maple Rapids in absolute divorce. MOTOR HOMES. Phone 669- cars. See Bees Chevy-Olds, St. forting words. The VFW, the undersigned will, at the Section 5, T8N, R3W, Clinton • IT IS HEREBY ORDERED arena. Lessons and box stalls that the Defendant, DONALD IT IS HEREBY ORDERED 9996 for more information. 9-1-p- available. 224-2933. 47-tf-24 Johns. Phone 224-2345. 4-28 • Osgood's for their services, the North entrance of the Clinton County. The County discharges 17 County Court House, in the" City LEROY GAVITT, shall answer that the Defendant, BART pallbearers, Dr. Steigerwald, its effluent to the Mafile River in FULLER, shall answer or take ' TIMBER WANTED - Logs and Dr. Graves and Carson City of St. Johns, County of Clinton, Section 5, T8N, R3W. or take such other action in this State of Michigan, that being Court as may be permitted by such other action in this Court standing timber. Logs delivered Hospital staff. Thanks to On the basis of preliminary as may be permitted by law on Farm Machinery 18H Miscellaneous 27 to our yard. DEVEREAUX everyone, it will always be one of the places where the staff review and application of law on or before Sept 18, 1974. Circuit Court for the County of Failure to comply with this > or'before Sept. 1, 1974, Failure SAWMILL, INC., 2872 N. remembered. applicable standards and to comply with this Order will Hubbardston Rd., Pewamo,' The family 9-l-p-30 Clinton is held, sell at public regulations, the Michigan Order will result in a Judgment auction to the highest bidder the by Default against such result in a Judgement by FOR SALE — 2-row cultivator. Mich. Phone 593-2424 and/or Water Resources Commission Default against such Defendant WE HAVE Pincor generators. 593-2552. 40-U-28 premises described in the said proposes to issue a permit for Defendant for /the relief Converted to 4 narrow row. 587- Hafner's Electric, 616 S. Main DARNELL — We wish to thank demanded in the Complaint for the relief demanded in the 6801. 9-1-D-18 Mortgage, or so much thereof the discharge subject to certain, Fowler, phone 593-2188. 34-tf-27. all our friends, neighbors and as may be necessary to pay the filed in this Court. Complaint filed in this Court. relatives, Dr. Hayford, the effluent limitations and special IT IS FURTHER ORDERED amount as aforesaid due on said conditions. The permit ex­ IT IS FURTHER ORDERED FOR SALE — International 45 BLUE Lustre not only ridsv Notice Rummell Funeral Home and Mortgage, with nine and one- that the fees or costs of^ baler. 861-5415. 9-3-p-l8 Rev. Darold Boyd for their piration date is March 31,1979. that the fees or costs of publication be paid by CLIN­ carpets of soil but leaves pile half percent<9&%) interest, publication be paid by Clinton soft and lofty. Rent electric thoughtfulness extended to us and all'legal costs, together The proposed determination TON. County. during our recent bereavement. to issue an NPDES Permit is County. FOR SALE — #461 New Holland shampooer $1. Dean Hardware, THERE ISnow a Timex Repair with said attorney fee, which HONORABLE: Leo W. haybine and a Ferguson 30 We also want to thank those who tentative. Persons wishing to HONORABLE: LEO W. Corkin St. Johns. 9-1-27 Service in Michigan. Free said premises are described as CORKIN, tractor. Call 862-4498 after 5 pm. sent cards, brought, food and follows in said Mortgage: comment upon, or object to, the (Countersigned) estimates will be sent on all stopped in to visit Clifton. proposed determination are Circuit Judge 8-3-p-18 FOR ALL CAR, truck, and repairs, do not send money. We Commencing at a point 825 ft Virgene Krebel Mrs. Helen Darnell and invited to submit the same in recreational vehicle repairs, also repair all other makes of N of the SW corner of the SW (Countersigned) Deputy Clerk HAFNER'S ELECTRIC in Robert '/4 of the SE ft of Sec. 9, T5N, writing to: Date of Order: May 29, ,1974 call DREPS MOTOR HOMES. watches. Please send watches Virgene Krebel Fowler have in stock CASE So, get your vehicle in shape Mr and Mrs Donald Darnell R1W, Bath Twp., Clinton Co., Mr James N. Howell, NPDES GREATER LANSING LEGAL to Timex Repair Service, P.O., and family Discharge Permit Coordinator, Deputy Clerk compact tractors and at­ now, call 669-9996 for an ap­ , Box 128, Kinde, Mich. 48445. Mich., Thn E 260 ft., thn N165 AID BUREAU tachments. We also have parts 9-1-D-30 Michigan Water Resources pointment. 9-l-p-27 4P-tf-29 ft',thnW260ft,,thnSl65ft.to By: *s» Rose Mary Simon and SERVICE, Phone 593-2188. the point of beginning. Sub­ Commission, Stevens T. Mason DATE OF ORDER: June 18, P-23294 - - 1974. 41-tf-18 FOR RECREATIONAL Vehicle AMMARMAN - Mr. and Mrs. ject to easements, restric­ Bldg., Lansing, Michigan 48926. 300 North Washington Avenue CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND John Ammarman of 211 W. tions and rights of way of The permit application 9-5 parts and accessories, call PROCESSING, by ap­ Lansing, Michigan 48933 6-5 FOR SALE — New Holland DREPS MOTOR HOMES. Walker wish to thank the fire record. number should appear next to pointment. We butcher on department for an excellent job the above address on the en­ PUBLICATION OF NOTICE Baler #270 with thrower and Phone 669-9996. 9-l-p-27 * JL also 2 bale racks. Phone 593- Wednesdays and Fridays. Beef- well done on their home that The length of the redemption velope and the first page of any OF HEARING HJfSaHWHWL, Pork. Halves and quarters, also period as provided by law is six State of Michigan, The 3483. 8-3-p-18 LOST—Dog—black with white was struck by lightning last submitted comments. All #i retail cuts. All meats MDA Thursday evening. (6) months from the time of comments received within Probate Court for the County of J4L spots. Red collar with ID tags. inspected. Vaughn's Meat sale. thirty (30) days'of the date of Clinton. FARM MACHINERY BOOMS Call collect after6. Lost north of 9-1-D-30 RED & WHITO TOP SILOS: Processing. West City Limits on Dated: June 26,1974 issuance of this public notice Estate of HOWARD D. WEIR, aaiTBEtTEH St. Johns. Reward. 882-0389. Bussel Rd. just off M-57, Carson CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN will be considered in the for­ Deceased. Now in our 46th year serving the' 9-3-P-27 more--aggressive and cost City. Phone 584-6640. Jake Farm Bureau ASSOCIATION mulation of the final deter­ TAKE NOTICE: On Wed­ Vaughn. 5-tf-nc-29 mination. nesday, Sept 11, 1974, at 9:30 conscious farmers. Silos for FOR SALE — Howard Power CUMMINS, BUTLER & every purpose. Get all the facts THORBURN The application, proposed am, in the Probate Courtroom, SYMBOL OF Arm — Deluxe. Must sell. Paid WOULD like to hear from Citizens seminar before you buy. Find out what a J , n 301 Capitol Savings & Loan permit includmg^prpposed.. in the Courthouse in St Johns, SERVICE $2,250 in 73. $1,500 cash firm. * relatives of early-day-' John' -(CONTINUED tfMi PAGE 4B) Michigan, before „ the Hon really heavy plaster coat is. Is it Super 0/' Call 261-7970. Building "*+1* i-!-»i"t« , niE effluent limitationsiandi special v MHO i na a applied with'a cement gun. like "Elliot Densmore wife Lucinda Lansing, Michigan 48933 •< u conditions, comments received, TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Judge libll o i Plymouth, Mfchigdnt , 9-3-D--27 am free to be an individual with we do? We install the foun­ Manchester. Herman Man­ 9#»' and other information, are on of Probate, a hearing will be 200 W. SfcteStT1 ' chester, 3282,75th St., Boulder, 'my own Ifteas whenever and dation. Our trucks are self wherever I want because of my Phone 224-2301 unloading with hydraulic SAWS, SCISSORS, TOOLS Colo. 80301. 9-3-D-29 sharpened. Chain saw repair right to freedom of speech, booms. Silo-Made and VanDale By Mrs. Pudge Doming service, new chain saws in BEAUTIFUL WEDDING in- press and worship as stated in equipment. Early order the constitution. Car land News discounts in effect. Booms Silo stock. Quality Workmanship, vitations and accessories. fast service, popular prices. Speedy service, Finkbeiner's, Americans on the whole are BhlM^Mim Co. Inc., Harbor Beach, Mi, willing to give a helping hand Carland United Methodist Leydorf of Bannister; secretary this weekend in Chicago, 111 ''48441. Phone (517) 479-6554 or Jim's Saw Shop, 613 S; Main, Fowler. Phone 593-2606. M&VSt Ovid. 9-1-0-27 when it is needed, both here and Church has a new minister, Mr and treasurer, Mrs Mable with their son Thomas and his contact Jim O'Connor .Surge St. wife, Mindy. . FOWLER RESIDENTS—Take in other countries. There is a Homer VanBuren. He preached i Curtis of Elsie. Johns, Mi. 48879. Phone; 224- record out by a Canadian disc his first sermon last Sunday and The occasion was in honor of 7414. • 10-tf-18 ATTENTION CARPENTERS your ads to Finkbeiner's Next year's reunion will be — Woodworking men~4 inch Pharmacy for fast, convenient jockey in which he states his acknowledged the senior held at the same place as this Mr Edward Green's birthday planer and edger with home­ service! 50-dh-tf-29 opinion of Americans. He feelsf graduates. year, but it will be changed to and Father's Day. ELSIE BRANCH* we are not self-centered t Phone 862-4227 made stand. Like new. Used Mrs Joan Parks- presented the month of August instead of REALTOR Farm Produce 13 very little. Call evenings 682- because we are willing to help Wayne Bowen and' Kay June, with a potluek dinner at 1 Mr and Mrs Howard Horn, 4365. 9-1-D-27 FOR SALE — Parts for all others. It makes me feel good Chamberlain with religious pm. The remainder of the time their children and grand­ electric shavers. Levey's that others have such a good plaques. was spent visiting and renewing children along with Mr and Mrs DAIRY FARMERS AT Jewelry, Elsie. l-tf-29 ^TENTION: We have - FOR SALE — Seafarer and opinion of us. I am proud to be There will be a welcoming memories of other years. Cleo Horn, their children and FOR SALE — 1973 Am-Fm part of such a helpful society. qualified buyer for t Gratiot seed beans, one year Console Stereo - 8 track player potluek dinner held for Rev grandchildren spent Father's WANTED - Good used cars to Day at the home of Mr and Mrs following; 160 to 200; from certified. State tested for and recorder $400. Call 236-5203, Many people have called VanBuren and his family, June Mr and Mrs Edward Green tillable acres to support a, blight, germination 93%. Byron buy. Call Bees£hevy-01ds. St. America the "land of op­ 30, at 12:30, at the Carland and son Jim of Carland spent Mervin Chamberlain, 7-tf-dh-27 Johns. Phone 224-2345. 4-tf-29 40 to 50 milking herd. Hiebert. Phone 236-7257. 9-3-p-19 portunity". I feel it is a good church-house for both churches, Stanchion or comfort stall FOR SALE - 12.2 CU ft, description of our country. Carland and Burton United barn. 4 bedroom home FOR SALE — Several hundred Coronado refrigerator used only PROBLEM PREGNANCY? There are, so many op­ Methodist. desired. Will consider bales of straw. 587-6833. 9-l-p-19 5& months. Call 236-5203. Call 517-235-4282 FOR HELP. portunities in jobs that you can Neighbors, friends and people stock & tools. Must be a 7-5f-dh-27 44-21-p-29 take your pick from a long list. of botlf churches are to bring quality operation. All FOR SALE — 20 acres of mixed You could be anything from a their own table service and CUie inquiries confidential. hay. Clem Kramer, Pewamo. LET US RECOMMEND a CONCRETE WALLS - Fedewa street cleaner to a farmer, to a their dishes to pass. Carland politician, irregardless of your United Methodist Women will Phone (517) 593-3357. 9-3-p-19 painter or paper hanger for you. Builders, Inc., 6218 Wright IVA ACRES ON W. M-21 nex^ Your Sherwin Williams Dealer, Road, 5V4 miles south of Fowler. race, religion or family furnish the coffee and kool-aid. MRS, NEVA KEYS background. Ph. 862-4301 to the woods. New 3 Greek Word For It Finkbeiner's, Fowler. Phone Phone 587-3811. 8-tf-29 bedroom ranch w/2 car The Greeks had a word for 593-2606. 36-tf-27' As a citizen of this wonderful Lewis Walling of Elsie, the garage, priced at just country, I would like to know father of Mrs Leo Deming, Linda McAninch and her Linda has expressed her hitchhiking, phoresy. The daughter, Amy, former Elsie sincere appreciation of the $31,500.00, full basement, name is applied by scientists FOR SALE — 8 ft. cab over much more about our govern­ came home from the Owosso large carpeted liv. rm., ment and my part in it. I feel Memorial Hospital where he residents, are finally settled in a donations, other kindnesses and today to parasitic organisms camper. 1 -10 x 28 tractor tire. 8 Wacousta expressions of sympathy from din-kit comb, w/sliding - 700 x 14 8-ply tires, 2 wheel this would help me become a has been a patient for a week, mobile home at the West Britton which attach themselves to Mrs Jay Fuday and Mrs Road Trailer Park near Perry. neighbors, friends and relatives glass door to patio. Im-^ mobile animals. trailer, 4 ft x 6 ft Phone 838-2217 better citizen and more well undergoing x-rays and tests of mediate possession. i&02 Charles Byam and sons spent adjusted to society. It would the gallbladder. Just two months ago, an af­ and is now comfortably situated or contact manager at in another mobile home because Southgate Laundry, St. Johns. several days with Mrs Richard also help me know my role in While at the hospital visiting ternoon blaze completely Beagle and family at Traverse "people do care." ICATE NEAR THE PARK 7-3-P-27 improving society. Mr Walling, Mrs Deming and destroyed the mobile home and SIMON'S City, last week. all possessions and treasures of Linda's parents are Mr and lovely 3 bedroom ranch America may seem like it is her husband and Mr and Mrs w/brick front, Vk baths, Mrs Faye Walker of Sunfield going down-hill, but I think we Richard Mead visited Mrs Linda and Amy. Fortunately, Mrs Joe McAninch of Lusk Rd, PLANING MILL FOR SALE - Lazy Boy Sof- was an overnight guest at the the fire was brought under Elsie. beautifully, carpeted liv. fette. Like new. 723-2157.7-3-p-27 are strong enough to hold on and Johanna Birmingham of St rm., large family room Manufacturers of; Ed Kraft home, Monday. keep going. After all, America Johns, who remains a patient in control without any injuries. Mrs Jean Snyder is a patient 723-2157. 7-3-D-27 Walter Stackman of Chicago w/sliding glass door to is the most wonderful country in the Owosso Memorial Hospital The disastrous fire quickly in Mason General Hospital at patio. 2 Car garage, full Truck, pick-up, hay and was a weekend guest of Mr and the world. with a broken hip, showed that many of the Mason for surgery. grain racks, forage boxes, FOR SALE — Cornonet - nickel Mrs Alton Stackman. basement, asking just residents have generous hearts The Booth, Somers, Banner, $38,900.00. #170 * bunk feeders, portable plated. Phone 224-2642. 7-3-D-27 Sympathy is extended to the cattle mansert and The Cook reunion was held at as a purse was started for Linda Fenmore, Estes and McQuiston family of Sarah Weaver, who by neighbors from the 190 schools will hold their reunion accessories. Custom FOR SALE - 6 channel CB SMOKE the Elsie City Park, Sunday, woodworking. passed away at a Lansing families who shared the facility at the Chapin Town Hall, on THIS FINE HOME offers! Mobile radio with 2 Huster uss with 69 persons attending. plenty of room for thar Convalescent Home. Mrs Mable Curtis called the at Countryside Village, They Sunday, June 30 with a potluek antennas. Also 2 Chevy 15 inch Congratulations to all 1974 'collected $500 in cash and dinner at 1:30 pm. large family, liv. rm. is 268 S. Henderson snow tires with rims. Front business meeting to-order; 14x26! Enjoy the fireplace, high school graduates of our /%T" YESI "TCI* following a delicious potluek donations of clothing, food and This week, June 24 through 28, bumper for 1972 Chevy pickup. community. tS*[ THERE ARE 5 household goods to help lessen in the family room, 3, Fowler, Michigan Phone 224-2642. 7-3-D-27 dinner, in absence of the the Elsie First Baptist Church Mr and Mrs Harry Webber THINGS YOU CAN president, LaRue Spitler. The the tragedy. Bible School will beheld from 9 bedrooms plus a 4th down, and son have returned after a DO ABOUT to 11:30 am. finished rec. rm., aski CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING - oldest male present was Frank Linda's misfortune can serve vacation in Texas. SMOKING as a lesson to all to be sure your price just $39,000.00. #191 Phone (Area 517) For furniture restyling and Oberlin, and the oldest lady A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wacousta Masonic Lodge #359 present was Mrs Eva Tubbs. mobile home is locked when , 593-2000 reconditioning phone 723-6180 or Michael Stambersky (Karen will hold their regular July The youngest child present was leaving. SueHallead) of 209 N. Knowlton 40 ACRES just off U.S. 27,] 723-5965. Free pick up and meeting, July 11, 1974 at the perfect for a mini-farm,] E.O.W. W the baby boy of Mr and Mrs The Fire Marshal's in* St, Elsie on Monday, June 17. delivery. 2-tf-dh*27 Temple. Howard Cook of St Johns. Gifts vestigation revealed that the already approved for] were presented to each of the McAninch fire was deliberately NKEDLKSS WORRY building, all surveyed, i honored guests/ - set by two 6-year-old girls who All should remember that AL GALLOWAY simply walked into the unit troubles that never come Rive !2 ACRES ON GROVE RD1. 3] CARL S. OBERLITNER New officers were elected as more trouble than those that do, follows: president, Mr Elmer when ho one was home. bedroom ranch, contract USED FARM EQUIPMENT terms at 8%, 2 car garage, Water Well Drilling FARM and INDUSTRIAL ^iTHWSTO full basement, see it! TRACTORS and M-21 T0WNH0USES 'fflSSS 4" and larger TRACTORS - COMBINES - CORNHEADS EQUIPMENT IN OVID LEASEftCAR FOR APPOINTMENTS New and Used AT OTHER TIMES TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS • PICKERS LUXURIOUS PHONE: DAY, WEEK, MONTH or Reda Submergible Pumps TRACTOR PARTS • REBUILT HEADS , Simplicity 1 Bedroom • all electric, VA balha, alt conditioned, carpet­ LONG TERM LEASE Annette White 324-4296 LAWN and GARDEN ed, range and refrigerator ' Bruce Unterman 224-4746 DerriU Shlnaberry 224-4746 Wholesale ...... Retail GOOD SELECTION AT ALL TIMES EQUIPMENT CAINS, Inc. Bill Holley 224-7580 FURNISHED or 862-5391 Phone (517) 2244713 or 224-4300 HENGESBACH FORD BUICK-P0NTIAC Roy Ft Brim 224-2260 Phone 463-4364 Ranny Brius 224-6074 First Farm North of St Johns on US-27 TRACTOR SALES OR 0PEL-GMC Mintbtr of Laming Phone 647-6356 UNFURNISHED * 210W.Higham Board of Real ton Alma OVIDSERViCE AGENCY INC, ST. JOHNS, MICH* 2-tf PORTLAND, MICH. 51tf Phone 834-2285 •7 •; June 27,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 9B 3 i Primary Election Registration Notices

REGISTRATION NOTICE 3 REGISTRATION NOTICE or official prlmaryelectionandthe Elector Unable To Make boors on the last day of registra­ Election Law," I the undersigned the thirtieth day preceding said to the close of registration before Primary Election '1 Primary Election day of such election. .Personal Application-Procedure tion prior to any election or Township Clerk, will on any day , election from 8 o'clock a,m,, until any election or primary election Tuesday, August 6,1974 Tueiday,AUgust6,1974 Notice is hereby given that 1 SEC. 504-Any elector who Is primary election. The notary except Sunday and a legal {tollday, 8 o'clock p.m, on said day for the by securing from the clerk of the To the qualified electors of the i - To the qualified electors of the will be at: unable to make personal applica­ public or other officer administer­ the day of any regular or special purpose of reviewing the Regis­ township, city or village In which TOWNShTP OF WATERTOWN = CITY OF DeWITT 144BQ Webster Road.Bath tion for registration because of ing the oath shall sign his naipe election or primary election, tration and Registering such of'the Is located his legal residence, t Clinton County, Michigan * Clinton County, Michigan Saturday,July 6,1974 physical disability or absencdfrom on the line for the signature of the receive for registration the name qualified electors of this township, duplicate registration cards and Notice is hereby given that in JJ Notice is hereby given that in fromflam toSpmandon the township, city or village In registration officer and designate of any legal voter in said town­ as shall properly apply therefor. executing In duplicate the regis­ conformity with the "Michigan which his legal residence is conformity with the "Michigan ) Monday, July 8,1974 his title. ship not already registered who The nime of no person but an tration affidavit before a notary Election Law,* I the undersigned . located, may be registered prior Election Law,' I the undersigned { Tram Bam to8pm may apply to mo personalty for actual resident of the precinct at public or other officer legally City Clerk will, on any day except to the close of registration before Township Clerk, will on any day the thirtieth day preceding said „ DONNA SYVERSON such registration. Provided, how­ time of registration and entitled authorized to administer oaths and Sunday and a legal holiday, the day election from 8 o'clock a.m., until any election or primary election under the constitution, if remain­ except Sunday and a legal holiday, Clerk of said Township ever, that I can receive no names returning such registration cards of any regular or special election 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the by securing from the clerk of the fdr registration during the time ing such resident! to vote at the •j the day of any regular or special * Dated: June 27,1974 to the clerk of the township, city or primary election, receive for purpose of reviewing the Regis­ township, city or village in which intervening between the thirtieth next election shall be entered In election or primary election, JJ or village before the closeof office registration the name of any legal tration and Registering such of the 'Is located his legal residence, day before any regular, special, the registration book. receive for registration the name hours on the last day of registra­ * voter In said city not already reg- qualified electors of this township duplicate registration cards and REGISTRATION NOTICE or official prlmaryelectionandthe of any legal voter In said town­ Elector Unable To Make tion prior, to any election or \f lstered who may apply to me as shall properly apply therefor. executing In duplicate the regis­ Primary Election day of such election. ship not already registered who Personal Application-Procedure personally for such registration. tration affidavit before a notary Tuesday, August 6,1974 primary election. The notary may apply to me personally for / The name of no person but an SEC. 504-Any elector whojs Provided,' however, that I can public or other officer legally To the qualified electors of the Notice Is hereby given that I public or other officer administer­ such registration. Provided, how­ actual resident of the precinct at unable to make personal applica­ receive no names for registration authorized to administer oaths and TOWNSHIP OF DUPLAIN will be at: ing the oath shall sign his name ever, that I can receive no names time of registration and entitled tion fpr registration because of during the time Intervening be­ returning such registration cards Clinton County, Michigan My home at Route 1, St Johns on the line for the signature of the for registration during the time under the constitution, if remain­ physical disability or absencdfrom tween the thirtieth day before any t to the clerk of the township, city ' Saturday, July 6,1974 registration officer and designate Intervening between the thirtieth - I ing such resident, to vote at the - Notice Is hereby given that In the .township, city or village In regular, special, or official or village before the closeof office conformity with the "Michigan from 8 nm to 5pm and on his title. day before any regular, special, « primary election and the day of next election shall be entered in hours on the last day of registra­ Julys, 1974 which his legal residence Is Election Law," I tho undersigned or official prlma'ry election and the such election, the registration book. tion prior to any election or fromSamtoSpm located, .may be registered prior MRS. MARIE DePOND l Township Clerk7wlll on any-day day of such election. f Notice'Is hereby given that 1 will Elector Unable To Make primary election. The notary the thirtieth day preceding said to the close of registration before Clerk of said Township except Sunday and a legal holiday, any election or primary election ..,., Notice Is hereby given that I Personal Application—Procedure public or other officer administer­ election from 6 o'clock &,m., until Dated: June 27,1974 the day of any regular or special by securing from the clerk of the 'will be at: be at; SEC. 504-Any elector who Is ing the oath shall sign his name election or primary election, 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the on the line for the signature of the township, city or village In which REGISTRATION NOTICE My home on > auW.Washlnglon.DeWUt unable to make personal applica­ receive for registration the name purpose of reviewing the Regls- registration officer and designate is located his legal residence, Primary Election 8588 Corrison Rd, Grand Ledge Saturday, July 6 tion for registration because of of any legal voter in said town­ , tratlon and Registering such of the l his title. duplicate registration cards and Tuesday.August6.1974 Saturday,JuIy6,l974 „' from 8 am to 5 pm and at physical disability or absencd from ship not already registered who qualified electors of this township 1 executing In duplicate the regis­ To the qualifiedl electors of the Irom Sam toSpmandon , 414 E. Main on the township, city or village In may apply to me personally for as shall properly apply therefor. tration affidavit before a notary TOWNSHIP OF RILEY Monday, Julys, 1974 Monday,July8,1974 which his legal residence is such registration. Provided, how­ The name of no person but an public or other officer legally Clinton County, Michigan fromBamtospm TromBamtoBpm . located, may be registered prior RUSSELLMORRISON ever, that I can receive no names actual resident of the precinct at authorized to administer oaths and Notice is hereby given that In the thirtieth day preceding said the thirtieth day preceding said to the close of registration before , Clerk of said Township for registration during the time time of registration and entitled returning such registration cards conformity with the 'Michigan election from 8 o'clock a.m., until election from 8 o'clock a.m., until any election or primaf\ election Dated: June 27,1974 • Intervening between the thirtieth under the constitution, If remain­ to the clerk of the township, city Election Law,* I the Undersigned 8 o'clock P.m, on said day for the 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for by securing from the clerk of the day before any regular, special, ing such resident, to vote at the or village before the close of office Township Clerk, will on any day purpose of reviewing the Regis­ the purpose of Reviewing the Reg­ township, city or village In which REGISTRATION NOTICE or official prlmaryelectionandthe ' 'next election shall be entered In hours on the last day of registra­ except.Sunday and a legal holiday, tration and Registering such of the < istration and Registering such of Is located his legal residence, day of such election. the registration book. Primary Election tion prior to any election or the day of any regular or special qualified, electors of this township j the qualified electors of this city duplicate registration cards and Tuesday, August 6,1974 Notice is hereby given that t Elector Unable To Make primary election. The notary election or primary election, as shall properly apply therefor. jj as shall properly apply therefor. executing in duplicate the regis­ To the qualified electors of the Personal Application—Procedure tration affidavit before a notary will be at: public or other officer administer­ receive for registration the name The name of no person but an The name of no person but an TOWNSHIP OF DALLAS SEC. 504-Any elector who Is public or other officer legally 213 E. Main. Elsie ing the oath shall sign his name of any legal voter In said town­ actual resident of the precinct at , actual resident of the precinct at Clinton County, Michigan unable to make personal applica­ authorized to administer oaths and Saturday, JulyG, 1974 on the line for the signature of the ship not already registered who time of registration and entitled ••• time of- registration and entitled Notice is hereby given that in tion for registration because of returning such registration cards fromSam toSpmandon registration officer and designate may apply to me personally for under the constitution, if remain- \ under the, constitution, if remain­ conformity with the "Michigan physical disability or absencd from to the clerk of the township, city Monday, July 8,1974 his title. such registration. Provided, how­ ing such resident, to vote at the * ing such resident, to vote at the Election Law," I the undersigned the township, city or. village In or village before the close of office from 8 am to 8 pm ever, that I can receive no names next election shall be entered in. next election shall be enteredinthe Township Clerk, will on any day which his legal residence Is hours on the last day of registra­ the thirtieth day preceding said for registration-during, the time the registration book. registration book. except Sunday and a legal holiday, located, may be registered prior PAUL E. GRAFF, JR tion prior to any election or election from 8 o'clock a.m., until >- Intervening between the thirtieth Elector Unable To Make the day of any regular or special to the close of registration before Clerk of said Township Elector Unable To Make primary election. The notary B o'clock p.m. on said day for the day before any regular, special, Personal Application-Procedure election or primary election, any election or primary election Personal Application-Procedure public or other officer administer­ purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Dated: June 27.1974 or official prlmaryelectionandthe SEC, 504-Any elector who is receive for registration the name by securing from the clerk of the SEC. 504-Any elector who is ing the oath shall sign his name tration and Registering such of the day of such election. unable to make personal applica­ of any legal voter in said town­ township, city or village In which unable to make personal applica­ on the line for the signature of the qualified electors of this township REGISTRATION NOTICE tion for registration because of 1 ship not already registered who is) located his legal residence, Notice is hereby given that I tion for registration because of registration officer and designate as shall properly apply therefor. Primary Election physical disability or absencd from . physical dlsabllltyorabsencefrom may apply to me personally for duplicate registration cards and Tuesday,August6,l974 will be at: his title. The name of no person but an the township, city or village in the township, city or village in such registration. Provided, how­ executing in duplicate the regis­ To the qualified electors of the 8752 Francis Rd.DeWitt actual resident of the precinct at tration affidavit before a notary Saturday,JuIyB. 1974 which his legal residence Is which his legal residence Is ever, that I can receive no names TOWNSHIP OF OLIVE ,r time of registration and entitled located, may be registered prior located, may be registered prior JUNE F.BURNETT for registration during the time public or other officer legally Clinton County, Michigan from 8 am to 5 pm and on under the constitution, if remain­ authorized to administer oaths and Monday, July 8,1974 to the close of registration before to the clpse of registration before Clerk of said Township Intervening between the thirtieth Notice is hereby given that in ing such resident, to vote at the any election or primary election any election or primary election day before any regular, special, returning such registration cards - conformity with the "Michigan fromBamtoapm Dated: June 27,1974 next election shall be entered in by securing from the clerk of the by securing from the clerk of or official prlmaryelectionandthe to the clerk of the township, city Election Law,' I the undersigned i the thirtieth day preceding said the registration book. township, city or village in which ' the township, city or village in day of such election. or village before the close of office Township Clerk, will on any day election from 8 o'clock a.m., until REGISTRATION NOTICE hours on the last day of registra­ 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the , is located his legal residence, ' which Is located his legal resl- Notice is hereby given that I Elector Unable To Make except Sunday and a legal holiday, Primary Election tion prior to any election or purpose of reviewing the Regis­ duplicate registration cards and (i dence, duplicate registration cards will be at: Personal Application-Procedure the day of any regular or special Tuesday, August 6,1974 primary election. The notary tration tad Registering such of the executing In duplicate the regis­ and executing In duplicate the reg­ ]1215W.2nd.Fawler -^ SEC. 504-Any elector who is election or primary election, To the qualified electors of the public or other officer administer­ qualified electors of this township tration affidavit before a notary istration affidavit before a notary Saturday, July 6.1974 - unable to make personal applica­ receive for registration the name TOWNSHIP OF BENGAL ing the oath shall sign his name as shall properly apply therefor. public or other officer legally public or other officer legally from Sam to 5pmend on tion for registration because of of any legal voter in said town­ Clinton County, Michigan on the line for the signature of the The name of no person but an authorized to administer oaths and authorized to administer oaths and Monday, July 8,1974 physical disability or absencdfrom ship not already registered who Notice is hereby given that in registration officer and designate actual resident of the precinct at returning such registration cards returning such registration cards from Bam to8pm the township, city or village In may apply to me personally for conformity wlth'the "Michigan his title. time of registration and entitled to the cterk of the township, city * , , to the clerk of the township, city the thirtieth day preceding said which his legal residence Is such registration. Provided, how­ Election Law,* I the undersigned under the constitution, if remain­ or village before the close of office election from B o'clock a.m., until located, may be registered prior ever, that I can receive no names or village before the closed office Township Clerk, will on any day ing such resident, to vote at the hours on the last day of registra­ 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the to the close of registration before for registration during the time hours on the last day of regis­ except Sunday and a legal holiday, VERNE UPTON next election shall be entered in tion prior to any election or purpose of reviewing the Regis­ any election or primary election Intervening between the thirtieth tration prior to any election or the day of any regular or special Clerk of said Township the registration book. primary election. The notary tration and Registering such of the by securing from the clerk of the day before any regular, special, primary election. The notary election or primary election, Dated: June 27,1974 public or other officer administer­ qualified electors of this township township, city or village In which or official prlmaryelectionandthe Elector Unable To Make public or otherofficeradminister­ receive for registration the name Is located his legal residence, ing the oath shall sign his name as shall properly apply therefor. REGISTRATION NOTICE day of such election. Personal Application-Procedure ing the oath shall sign his name of any legal voter In said town­ duplicate registration cards and SEC. 504-Any elector who Is on the line for the signature of the The name of no person but. an Primary Election Notice Is hereby given that I on the line for^ the signature of ship not already registered who executing in duplicate the regis­ unable to make personal applica­ registration officer and designate actual resident of the precinct at Tuesday, August 6,1974 will be at: the registration officer and desig­ may apply to me personally for tration affidavit before a notary tion for registration because of his title. time of registration and entitled To the qualified electors of the 5058S.DeWMRd nate his title. _ such registration. Provided, how­ public or other officer legally physical disability or absencdfrom under the constitution, If remain­ ' TOWNSHIP OF GREENBUSH Saturday.July6.1974 ever, that I can receive no names authorized to administer oaths and the township, city or village In MRS. MILDRED F, McDONOUGH ing such resident, tq vote at the Clinton County, Michigan IromSamtdSpmandon MRS. DOROTHYKECK for registration during the time returning such registration cards which his legal residence Is Clerk of said Township * next election shall be entered In Notice is hereby given that in Monday, Julys, 1974 Clerk of said City Intervening between the thirtieth to the clerk of the township, city located, may be registered prior the registration book. conformity with the "Michigan fromSamtoEpm Dated: June 27,1974 I Dated: June 27, 1974 day before any regular, special, or village before the closeof office to the close of registration before Elector Unable To Make Election Law," I the undersigned the thirtieth day preceding said or official prlmaryelectionandthe hours on the last day of registra­ any election' or primary election REGISTRATION NOTICE Personal Application-Procedure Township Clerk, will on any day election from 8 o'clock a.m., until day of such election. tion prior to any election or by securing from the clerk of the Primary Election REGISTRATION NOTICE except Sunday and a legal holiday, 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the SEC. 504-Any elector who is primary election. The notary township, city or village In which Tuesday, August 6,1974 Primary Election Notice Is hereby given that I the day of any regular or special purpose of reviewing the Regis­ unable to make personal applica­ public or other officer administer­ is located his legal residence, To the qualified electors of the Tuesday, August 6,1974 will be at! tion for registration because of election or primary election, tration and Registering such of the 6357W.ParksRd,StJohns ing the oath shall sign'his name duplicate registration , cards and , - _ TOWNSHIP'OF WESTPHALIA To th£ qualified electors ofjhe physical disability or absencd from receive for registratlwijtae name * qualified electors of this township 1 CUn n Count V '.SaturdayjJuly6,1974 on,fhe line for the signature of the ' . 1M ' " e/tecuUngrin duplicate ^the regis­ -^\i K y. Mtohigiup.TesfWiifcgj Y OF ST. JOHNS' ..utile townshlpAcitjaorS.vilIage' iln • ti, ' ^of' any Ugal*voter 1*n sw town­ as' shali ^ropejly. apply therefor.,. y, J registration officer and designate tration^ affidavit'before a.Tiotary * trbm'8anilo5pnii|nd6n "* 1 1 ship not already rsgistered whq, The name of no person but an ^'.ii^Notlce is hereby riven thattin. ton County, Michigan which'his legal Residence is It ' his. Utlej n public or other officer' legally .conformity with the •Ml ch,iga i) V t Monday. July 8; 1974 may apply to me personally-lor actual resident of the precinct at i i f Is hereby gives that/tyr lbcated, may bo registered prior t authorized to administer oaths and Election Law,' I the undersigned " '" tromSamtoapm such registration. Provided, how­ time of Registration and entitled conformity with the "Michigan to the close of registration before returning such registration cards Township Clerk, will on any day the thirtieth day preceding said ever, that I can receive no names under the constitution, If remain- , Election Law,* I the undersigned any election or primary election KELLEY E. CARTER to the clerk of the township, city except Sunday and a legal holiday, election from 8 o'clock a.m., until for registration during the time Ing such resident, to vote at the City Clerk will, on any day except by securing from the clerk of the Clerk of said Township or village before the closeof office *the day of any regular or special 6 o'clock p.m. on said day for the Intervening between the thirtieth next election shall be entered In Sunday and a legal holiday, the day township, city or village in which Dated: June27,1974 ' hours on the last day of registra­ election or primary election, of any regular or special election purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Is located his legal residence, day before any regular, special, the registration book. tration and Registering such of the or official prlmaryelectionandthe tion prior to any election or receive for registration the name or primary election, receive for duplicate registration cards and REGISTRATION NOTICE Elector Unable To Make primary election. The notary of any legal voter in said town­ registration"the name of any legal qualified electors of this township executing in duplicate the regis­ day of such election. Personal Application-Procedure as shall properly tpply therefor. Primary Election public or other officer administer­ ship not already registered who voter in said city not already reg­ tration affidavit before a notary Notice Is hereby given that I SEC. 504-Any elector who Is The name of no person but an Tuesday, August 6,1974 ing the oath shall sign his name may apply to me personally for istered who may apply~to Tne public or other officer legally will be at: unable to make personal applica­ actual resident of the precinct at To the qualified electors of the on the line for the signature of the such registration. Provided, how­ personally for such registration. authorized to administer oaths and My home at 7714 tion for registration because of time of registration and entitled TOWNSHIP OF EAGLE registration officer and designate ever, that I can receive no names Provided, however, that I can returning such registration cards N. Welling Rd, Eureka physical disability or absencdfrom under the constitution, If remain­ Clinton County, Michigan his title. for registration during the time receive no names for registration to the Clerk of the township, city Saturday, July 6,1974 the township, city or village* in ing such resident, to vote at the Notice Is hereby given that In intervening between the thirtieth during the time Intervening be­ or village before the close of office conformity with the "Michigan [rom8amto5pmandon which his legal residence Is VICTOR HOPP day before any regular, special, next election shall be entered in Clerk of Said Township tween the thirtieth day before any hours on the last day of registra­ Election Law,* I the undersigned July 8,1974 located, may be registered prior or official prlmaryelectionandthe the registration book., Dated: June 27, 1974 regular?* special, or official tion prior to any election or fromSamtoSpm to the close of registration before day of such election, - Elector Unable To Make Township Clerk, will on any day primary election arid the day of primary election. The notary the thirtieth day preceding said any election or primary election t Notice Is hereby given that 1 Personal Application-Procedure except Sunday and a legal holiday, REGISTRATION NOTICE such election. public or other officer administer­ election from 8 o'clock a.m., until by securing from the clerk of the will be at: SEC, 504—Any elector who Is the day of any regular or special Primary Election Notice Is hereby given that I will ing the oath shall sign his name 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the township, city or village In which unable to make personal applica­ election or primary election, Tuesday, August 6,1974 My home in Westphalia beat: on the line for the signature of the receive for registration the name purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Is located his legal residence, tion for registration because of registration officer and designate duplicate registration cards and To the qualified electors of the Saturday, July 6,1974 Municipal BIdg.,SUghns of any legal voter In said town­ tration and Registering such of the physical disability or absencdfrom his title. executing in duplicate the regis­ TOWNSHIP OF VICTOR from Bam toSpmandon { Saturday. Julyfi, 1974 ship not already registered who qualified electors of this township the township, city or village in tration affidavit before a notary Clinton County, Michigan Monday.July8.1974 from Bam toSpmandon may apply to me personally for as shall properly apply therefor. which his .legal residence Is public or other officer legally Notice is hereby given that in fromSamtoSpm MtBiday.Jiily8,1974 such registration. Provided, how­ The name of no person but an located, may be registered prior MRS. JOSEPHINE C. GOERGE authorized to administer oaths and conformity with the "Michigan the. thirtieth day preceding said [romBamtoSpm ever, that I can receive no names actual resident of the precinct at to the close of registration before Clerk of 'said Township 1 returning such registration cards Election Law," I the undersigned election from 8 o'clock a,m., until l^ the thirtieth day preceding said for registration during the time time of registration and entitled any election or primary election Dated: June 27, 1974 to the clerk of the township, city Township Clerk, will on any day 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the election from 6 o'clock a.m., until intervening between the thirtieth under the constitution, if remain­ by securing from the clerk of the or village before the close of office except Sunday and a legal holiday, purpose of reviewing the Regis­ 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for day before any regular, special, ing such resident, to vote at the township, city or village in which hours on the last day of registra­ the day of any regular or special tration and Registering such of ttw the purpose' of Reviewing the Reg­ REGISTRATION NOTICE or official prlmaryelectionandthe next election shall be entered in is located his legal residence, tion prior* to any election or election or primary election, qualified electors of this township istration and1 Registering such of Primary Election day of such election. the registration book. duplicate registration cards and primary election. The notary receive for registration the name as shall properly apply therefor. the qualified electors of this city Tuesday, August 6,1974 Elector Unable To Make executing in duplicate the regis­ Notice Is hereby given that I public or other officer administer­ of any legal voter in said town­ The name st no person but an as shall properly apply therefor. la tho qualified electors of the Personal Application—Procedure tration affidavit before a notary - will be at: ' ing the oath shall sign his name , ship not already registered who actual resident of the precinct at TOWNSHIP OF DeWITT SEC, 504-Any elector who Is The name of no person but an public or other officer legally My home at corner of on the line for the signature of the may apply to me personally for time of registration and entitled Clinton County, Michigan unable to make personal applica­ actual resident of the precinct at authorized to administer oaths and Grand RiverandM-100 registration officer and designate such registration. Provided, how­ under the constitution, If remain­ Notice is hereby given that in tion for registration because of time of registration and entitled returning such registration cards Saturday.July6.1974 his title. ever, that I can receive no names ing such resident, to vote at the conformity with the "Michigan physical disability or absencdfrom under the constitution, If remain­ to the clerk of the township, city from Sam to 5 pm and on for registration during the time next election shall be entered In Election Law," I the undersigned the township, city or village In ing such resident, to Vote at the or Tillage before the close of office Monday, July 8,1974 intervening between the thirtieth the registration book. Township Clerk, will on any day which his legal residence Is next election shall be entered in the hours on the last day of registra­ fromBamloBpm AGATHA LYON day before any regular, special, Elector Unable To Make except Sunday and a legal holiday, located, may be registered prior registration book. tion prior to any election or 'the thirtieth day preceding sa Clerk of said Township or official prlmaryelectionandthe Personal Application-Procedure the day of any regular or special to the close of registration before Elector Unable To Make primary election. The notary election from 8 o'clock a.m., untl. Dated: June 27,1974 day of such election. SEC. 504-Any elector who Is election or primary election, •- any election or primary election Personal Application-Procedure public or other officer administer­ , 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the unable to make personal applica­ receive for registration the name by securing from the clerk of the Notice is hereby given that I SEC... 504—Any elector who Is ing the oath shall sign his name purpose of reviewing the Regis­ REGISTRATION NOTICE tion for registration because of of any legal voter in said town­ township, city or village In which will be at: unable to Snake personal applica­ on the line for the signature of the tration end Reentering such of ttw Primary Election physical disability or absencd from ship not already registered who Is located his legal residence, 7154 Parker Road.Lalngsburg tion for .registration because of registration officer and designate qualified electors of tills township Tuesday,August 6,1974 the township, city, or village in may apply to me personally for duplicate registration cards and Saturday, July 6,1974 physical dlsabllltyorabsencefrom 'his title. as shall properly apply therefor. To the qualified electors'ot the which his legal residence is such registration, Provided, how­ executing in duplicate the regis­ from 8 am to 5pm and on the township, city or village in TOWNSHIP OF OVID located, may be registered prior ever, that I can receive no names The name of no person but sn tration affidavit before a notary Monday, July 8,1974 which ..his legal residence is Clinton County, Michigan to the close of registration before RUDOLPH MOHNKE for registration during the time actual resident of the precinct at public or other officer legally from Bam toBpm _ located, may be registered prior Notice is hereby given that In any election or primary election Clerk of said Township Intervening between the thirtieth time of registration and entitled authorized to administer oaths and the thirtieth day preceding said to the close of registration before conformity with the "Michigan by securing from the clerk of the Dated: June 27,1974 day before any regular, special, under the constitution, if remain­ returning such registration cards election from 8 o'clock a,m., until '*' any election or primary election Election Law," I the undersigned township, city or village In which or offlclal'prlmaryelectionandthe ing such resident, to vote at the to the clerk of the township, city 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the by securing from the clerk of Township Clerk, will on any day Is located his legal residence, day of such election. next election shall be entered in or village before the close of office purpose of reviewing the Regis­ the township, city or village In REGISTRATION NOTICE except Sunday and a legal holiday, duplicate registration cards and the registration book. hours on the last day of registra­ tration and Registering such of the which {s located his legal resi­ Primary Election Notice is hereby given that I * the day of any regular or special executing In duplicate the regis­ Elector Unable To Make tion prior to any election or qualified electors of this township dence, dupllcate'registration cards Tuesday,August 6,1974 will be at: election or primary election, tration affidavit before a notary Personal Application-Procedure primary election. The notary as shall properly apply therefor. and executing In duplicate the reg­ To the qualified electors of the receive for registration the name public or other officer legally 780 E, Mela ndRd.Lansing SEC. 504-Any elector who is public or other officer administer­ istration affidavit before a notary TOWNSHIP OF BINGHAM of any legal voter in said town­ The name of no person but an authorized to administer oaths and Saturday, July 6,1974 unable to make personal applica­ ing the oath shall sign his name public or other officer legally Clinton County, Michigan ship-not already registered who actual resident of the precinct at returning such registration cards from Sam toSpmandon 4 tion for registration because of on the Una for the signature of the ' authorized .to administer oaths and Notice Is hereby given that in may apply to' me personally for time of registration and entitled to the clerk of the township, city ,, Monday.July8.1974 physical disability or absencdfrom registration officer -and designate returning such registration cards conformity with the "Michigan such registration. Provided, how­ under the constitution, If remain- or village before the close of office fromSamtoSpm the township, city or village In his title. to the .clerk of the township, city Election Law," I the undersigned ever, that I can receive no names ing such resident, to vote at the hours on the last day of registra­ the thirtieth day preceding said which his legal residence Is next election shall be entered In or village before thecloseof office Township Clerk, wilt on any day located, may be registered prior for registration' during the time tion prior to any election or hours oii ,the-,last day of regis­ except Sunday and a legal holiday, election from 8 o'clock a.m., until intervening betweeri the thirtieth the registration book. primary election. The notary 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the to the close of registration before ON ALEE MANUAL tration prior to ,any election or the day of any regular or special any election or primary election Clerk of said Township day before any regular, special, Elector Unable To Make public or other officer administer­ , purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Personal Application-Procedure primary election. The notary election or primary election, by securing from tho clerk of the Dated: June 27,1974 or official prlmaryelectionandthe ing the oath shall sign his name *' public or'other officer administer­ receive for registration the name tration and Registering such effthe SEC. 504-Any elector who Is on the line for the signature of the qualified electors of this township township, city or village in which * day of such election. ing thtyoath shall sign his name of any legal voter in said town­ fs located his legal residence, REGISTRATION NOTICE unable to make personal applica­ registration officer and designate as shall properly apply therefor. Notice fs hereby given that I on the fine for the signature of ship not already registered who duplicate registration cards and Primary Election tion for registration because of his title, The name of no person but an will be at: the registration officer and desig­ may apply to me personally for executing In duplicate the regis­ Tuesday, August 6,1974 - physical disability or absencd from actual resident of the precinct at * 142W.FrontStreet,Ovld nate hfs'tltie. such registration. Provided, how­ tration affidavit before a notary To the qualified electors of the the township, city or village In time of registration and entitled Saturday, Julys, J974 WALTER-KEILEN ever, that I can receive no names public or other officer legally TOWNSHIP OF LEBANON which his legal residence Is under the constitution, If remain­ frofn8amto5pmandon Clerk of said Township for registration during the time authorized to administer oaths and Clinton County, Michigan located, may be registered prior ' RANDY HUMPHREY ing such resident, to vote at the , Monday, July 8,1974 Dated: June 27,1974 Intervening between the thirtieth returning such registration cards Notice Is hereby given that In to the close of registration before. , " „ . Clerk of said City next election shall be entered In fromBamtoapm day before any regular; special, to the clerk of the township, city conformity with the "Michigan • any election or primary election * Dated: Jiine;27,1974 the registration book. ( ,'tha thirtieth day preceding said or official prlmaryelectionandthe or village before the close of office Election Law,* I the undersigned by securing from the clerk of the election from 8 o'clock a,m,, until day of such election. Elector Unable To Make hours on the teat day of rsglstra- Township Clerk, will on any day township, city or village in which REGISTRATION NOTICE 8 o'clock P.m. on said day for the Personal Application-Procedure U6n prior to any election or except Sunday and a legal holiday, la located,his legal residence, Bath rPrlmary Election purpose of reviewing the Regis­ Notice is hereby given that I SEC, 504-Any elector who Is primary election. The notary the day of any'regular or special duplicate registration cards and Tuesday, August 6,1974 tration and Registering mchuthe * By Mrs Florence L. Wltdiell will be aU unable to make personal applica­ public or other of ftcsr administer­ election or primary election, executing In duplicate the regis­ To the qualified -electors of the qualified electors of this township 4954S,DeWittRd(StJohns tion for registration because of ing the oath shall sign his name /receive for registration the name tration affidavit before a notary TOWNSHIP OF BATH as shall properly apply therefor. Saturday ,'July 0,1974 physical disability or absencdfrom on the line for the signature of the of any legal voter In said town­ public or other officer legally The U.M.W. of. the Bath The name of no person but an Clinton County, Michigan from8amto5pmandon . the township, city or village In registration officer and designate ship not already registered who authorized to administer oaths and actual resident of the precinct at United Methodist Church met at Notice is hereby given that in Monday, Julys, 1974 .which his legal residence is his title. may apply to me personally for returning such registration cards the home of Mrs Wm Moore, conformity.with the "Michigan from 8 am to 8 pm located, may be registered prior such registration. Provided, how­ time of registration ami entitled to the clerk of the township, city Election; Law," 1 the undersigned the thirtieth day preceding said to the close of registration before ever, that I can receive no names under the constitution, if remain­ or village before'fte close of office Laingsburg, Thursday June 13 Township Clerk, will on any day election from 8 o'clock a.m., until any election or primary election ALICE SULLIVAN for registration during the time ing such resident, to vote at the hours on the last day of registra­ for .the June meeting of the except Sunday and a legal holiday, 8 o'clock p.m. on said day for the , by securing Irom the clerk of the i Clerk of said Township Intervening between the thirtieth next election shall be entered in tion prior to any election or group. • the registration book* the day. of* any regular or special purpose of reviewtnc the Regis. township, city or village In which Dated; June 27,1974 day before any regular, special, primary election,, The notary 1 or official prlmaryelectionandthe public or other officer admlntster- Program was by Mrs Bernice election d| primary election, tratlon and Registering such of the Is located his legal residence, Elector Unable To Make 1 day of such election, ' log the oath shall sign his name Fowler and consisted of a Bible receive for 'registration the name qualified electors of this township duplicate registration cards and Personal Application-Procedure REGISTRATION NOTICE on the iln* for the signature of the of any legal voter In said town­ as shall properly apply therefor. executing in duplicate the regis­ SEC, SM-Anj elector who is Quiz and Memories of the first Primary Election Notice Is hereby given that I registration officer end designate ship not already registered who The name of no person but an tration affidavit before a notary unable to make personal applica­ church each member attended. will be at: bis title. may ap^ly to me personally for actual resident of the precinct at public or other officer legally Tuetday, August 6,1974 tion for rsfistratiotf because of Plans were made for the Sept My homeon W. Colony Road such registration. Provided, how­ time of registration and entitled authorised to tdmlnister oaths and To the qualified electors of the physical disability or absencdfrom TOWNSHIP OF-ESSEX Saturday, July 0,1974 , meeting which will be held at ever, th*t I can receive no juries under the constitution, If remain­ returning inch registration cards the township, city or Village in MANLEY HUNT ing such resident, to Vote at the from Sam toSpmandon the home of Mrs Roscoe Wit- for nitration during the time to the clerk of the township; city Clinton County, Michigan which his legal residence Is Clerk of said Township next election lhall be entered in Monday. Julys, 1074 cbell of Clark Rd, Bath. Internal!* between the thirtieth or village before the does of office Notice la hereby given that In located, tsar be registered prior Dated: Jy»l7,JIH_ _ , the ngistrftUen book. tremlamtolpm {' da$ before an? regular, special, conformity with the "Michigan 10B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 27,1974 CNB&T keeps it local "ft it Fitz ....

ST JOHNS - Local ownership by the brokerage firm of number, a large percentage are of Clinton National Bank and. Maiiley, Bennett and McDonald former area residents of the Trust Company was reaffirmed & Co, a total of 104 new Clinton County area. Only three Be prepared? Not me \&s\ week through a report to stockholders resulted from the of the new stockholders live the Board of Directors by Ink sale with 101 being area or state outside the state. White following completion of a residents. A finer breakdown "This is a most gratifying survey indicating distribution of shows that 43 new stockholders situation,", commented White. Editor, Lapeer County Press 50,671 shares of new stock sold reside in the immediate St "Havingsucha large number of "By Jim Fitzgerald since the first of the year, Johns area; seven are mid- local stockholders suggests The Boy Scout scandal prompts me to proverb Gettheidea.MotherTYoursonllkealotofsons, J According to White's figures, Michigan residents, and 51 interest in the bank and, to has always been leery of lofty goals. reside outstate. Of the latter tag* based on information provided some extent, an indication, that The higher you fly, the bigger grease spot you we're serving the area well. make when your parachute doesn't open. BOY SCOUTS must pledge to keep themselves Local stockholdings can be an Or: The purer you aspire, the more heads' you effective tool in the develop­ "physically strong, mentally awake and morally turn when you suffer an attack of gas. straight*" For me, it isa weary thing to even think Svwice, ttw4> I ment of bank policy. We're Or: Mud looks worse on a white suit. pleased to have our friends and of keeping such a ramrod pledge. I was always a^ I I could open a lot more Confucius cookies but skinny kid who fell asleep reading dirty books. His wife, Marlene, lives at 305 neighbors watching us so that's enough wisdom for now. You get the idea: Cpl Cosgrove closely." But what if I had stuck it out and slept in the W Williams St, Owosso, When a truck driver murders his unfaithful wife, it woods and sung by the fire and earned all those CHERRY POINT, N,C. -- In the broader analysis of the is back-page stuff. But when a US Senator clangs badges? What if I'd become a leader? What would Marine Cpl Jack D, Cosgrove, Cpl Niblock . complete stockholder list, White on a love triangle, Walter Cronkite is there before I be doing today? I'd be sharing the shame of all son of Mrs Mabel M. Haywar d informed the Board that of 689 the body stops twanging. Scouts who now must prove they don't say of 3435 E. Mead Road, Elsie, CAMP LKJEUNE, N.C. - The point of all (his is really more of a hope. Steve Hanus stands beside the sign that greeted him with Marine Cpl. Earl W. Niblock, total stockholders, 499 reside In "HERE" 6 times when the membership roll is was promoted to his present' the immediate Clinton area, Perhaps now my mother will finally forgive me for called. congratulations upon his retirement from Federal-Mogul Corp rank while serving at Marine whose wife Karen is the quitting the Boy Scouts 35 years ago, before I even after 21 years of service as a toolmaker in the St Johns plant. daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack E. Fifty-three shareholders live in I've done a lot worse things than multiply when I Corps Air Station here. the central Michigan region. made Tenderfoot. I knew what I was doing. I was should have subtracted. But who cares? Nobody Randall of 13811 Main St, Bath, seeking the security of obscurity rather than was promoted to his present Other state stockholders ever expected much of me anyway. That's the way number 89 while only 48 are risking the possible shame of fame. I planned it. I lived my formative years so as to Local woman honored ssgtDoan rank, while serving with the 2d Everybody read about the Boy Scouts last week. Marine Division here. persons in 17 other states and make my adult years look-good by comparison. Mrs Waldron is active in her two Canadian provinces. Their top leaders were caught cheating and the My family and childhood companions have to be At the State Convention of the CLOVIS, N.M. -- US Air Force nation gasped* It was as though quintuplets were Delta Kappa Gamma Society of own community as a member of Staff Sergeant Edward A. Doan, Board members were pleased proudly surprised at anything I accomplish out­ Clinton Memorial Hospital Pvt Bengel born to the president of the Planned Parenthood side the occupational therapy room' at the state Michigan held in May on son of Mr and Mrs George that such wide local acceptance League. Mackinaw Island, Mrs Nina Auxiliary and is a past Weisman, 620 N Main St, Ovid, FT KNOX, KY - Private. greeted the recent stock sale penitentiary. (Cyrus) Waldron of Fowler was president. has graduated from the Tac­ There will be none of those screaming "Ex- Charles T. Bengel, 18, son of Mr and enhanced the overall SOME BOY Scout leaders borrowed a trick from among the 20 women of tical Air Command Non­ and Mrs Thomas Bengel, percentage of area Eagle-Scout-Robs-Bank" headlines about me. If Michigan named as Women commissioned Officer politicians who dig votes out of cemeteries, Paper my misdeeds are recorded at all, it will be in my \ In the Parade of Presidents Westphalia has completed 8 stockholders. Current members scouts were created to meet membership quotas, Educators of Distinction. on Saturday evening at the Leadership School at Cannon, weeks of basic training at the of the Board besides White school alumni newsletter under "Class prophecies AFB, NM. impress the brass at national headquarters, and fulfilled." Although she retired as high convention, Mrs Etta (Donald US Army Training Center, include Chairman John A. qualify for a bigger allotment of sticks to rub school principal several years J.) Smith was presented as new The sergeant, who was Armor, Ft Knox, Ky» Rumbaugh, Eldon S. Bell, Roy together, ago, she continues tp take an chapter president. There are 68 trained , in military He received instruction in F. Briggs, Victor F. Brya, This is not nice, of course, Mythical Boy Scouts WHICH IS NOT to say I have grown-up to be an active part in school affairs. chapters in Michigan. management and supervision, drill and ceremonies, weapons, Robert A. Conn, John A. Fox, leave a lot of knots untied, and a lot of flags un- all-bad person. The truth is, I sometimes do good is a munitions maintenance map reading, combat tactics, Charles J. Mathews, George saluted. But is padding membership rolls really a deeds today to make up* for all those yesterdays. Eagle News specialist at Cannon. military courtesy, military Palmer, Cayle Sloat, Fred H. front-page sin, deserving of nationwide scorn and My mission this week is to rescue all those little He graduated in 1967 from justice, first aid, and army Tiedt, Lorenz A. Tiedt, and ridicule? old ladies stranded on curbs by mythical Boy Margaret Fish and her sister- surgery for a bad appendix Western Hills High School in history and traditions. PresidentBrandonC. White, Jr. Only if you're a Boy Scout. Scouts, in-law, Lillian Atherton, just recently. Cincinnati. returned from Nashville, Tenn, Mrs Jack Cooper was called where they attended the Grand for jury duty at St Johns this Pvt AAatrau Ole Opry. They went by bus week. with a senior citizens group Mr and Mrs Victor McCrumb FT SILL, OKLA - Army from Lansing. have been entertaining cousins, Private Frank R. Matrau Sr, 22, Mr and Mrs Fred VanAmburg Mr and Mrs'Evelyn and Joe son of Mr and Mrs Gordon J. spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Craig and Myrtie Clinton from Matrau, 20113 W Peet Road, Glen Giar at Holt. In the af­ Colorado. Elsie, has completed the Lance ternoon, they went to the Christ Mrs Clifford Leonard spent Missile Crewman course at Ft Methodist Church to hear their most of last week in the hospital Sill, Okla. daughter, Eileen Giar, sing. for treatment and observation. During the 7-week course, Pvt Jack Cooper went back to She is at home now and feeling a Matrau learned to prepare the work this week after having little better. missile for Firing, make Goodrich warhead settings, drive the tracked vehicle used in tran­ sporting the missile and lo perform maintenance on his LPGAS equipment. **ti0ED Bridgeville Mr and Mrs Douglas Hulbert belted and family, Mrs Thelma Woodbury, Mrs Lianne Loomis and son Christopher attended the open house for Michael Schmid held at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Schmid Jr Sunday June 16. Kimberly and Kelly Van Horn * Sir are speriflingta few weeks with YOU CAN COUNT ON LP their father and wife, Mr antf whitewall Mrs David Van Horn at GAS TO DO THE JOB! Riverdale. Mr and Mrs John Woodbury * 6560 S. Begole Rd. called on Mrs Andrew Kirk- Prompt Delivery PERRINTON connel Saturday afternoon June 'AN.-2W-'*N 15 at St Louis. Mr and Mrs John Woodbury From Pompeii accompanied Mrs Donna WHITE'S PHONE POMPEII Shinabery and daughters, Marie and Betty to Muskegon, Sunday evening. Betty returned GAS 838-2201 to Muskegon where she attends college. $ IN ECONOMY CARS, THE DODGE BOYS 34 ARE RIGHT ON TARGET. Save on the tire that's These popular sizes: G78-15, been selected for 50 many F78-15, G78-14, F78-14, E78-14, of-this year's new cars. C78-14, B78-14, plus Federal DART SPORT GOT 27.3 MILES PER GALLON. BFG's Sijvertown Belted Excise tax of $2.05 to $2.74 and features two tough- belts trade. BLACKWALLS $1 less.

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Our big winner was the six-cylinder Dodge Dart Sport which got 27.3 mpg. That Was better gas polyester cord whitewall mileage than the Chevy Nova or Ford Maverick got in the USAC test. (All three cars wan six- Cusiom long Miler slioi C78-U, B7B-H & cylinder, manual shift models.) A78-I3 In addition, our popular Dart Swinger hardtop with-automatic transmission got 23.6 mpg- sale $30farmtdlumcartim:G7B-f£,F7B.lJ, BE Goodrich which was better than the Nova stick shift got, (Both Dart and Nova had six-cylinder engines.) G7B-14,f78-lUE78.f4 For you V8 tans-the real topper was a Dodge Dart Sport with 318 V8. It got 21.7 mpg. Again, $34 for law car ill"! 178.15. J78-15, H73-I5 >' this was better than the Nova Six got (Both the Nova Six arid Dart V8 had manual shilts.) &H7fl.U Plus hdJEx lax of tl,7B to J313 and Irarie wete the other guys The USAC "Mlles-Per.Gallon Showdown" was a three-phase test using nonprofessional drivers, Mileage 26 Blactwalli J2 lets figures appearing In this ad are from the open road phase of ihat lest which covered a distance of 972 Sit an average speed of 53 mph. The Dart Sport six cylinder car had the riew standard-2,76 rear axle. For Complete results and more surprising facts, see your nearby Dodge Dealer, i Sancffonod and results coitltled by United States Auto ttub. "The mileage you get depends on many *3 ways to charge/Revolving Charge, Master Charge, BankAmericard A A. 'actors Including' now and where you drive >^ and the condition of your vehicle." IWiWfli^ Ralph Dara's COMMUNITY HUB TIRE CENTER DODGE SALES Clinton County's Largest Radial Dealer 200 E. HighamSt. St, Johns 1411 North US-27 Phone 224-3218 St. Johns

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