Call 224-2361 Clinton County News Day or Night S&hvm^JthsLClinJt0n,(bisuL$in^ 15 Cents 117th Year Vol.31 ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 36 Pages December 6,1972
Units wait for checks It's revenue waiting game
Are you concerned about getting the straight facts.on a question which arises but don't On the county level, commissioners It's a waiting game in Clinton County no checks had been received by Mon the Revenue Sharing egg is hatched." BATH CHARTER Township, are working with a figure of $353,000, know where to find the answer? day night. At their Monday night meeting the operating with several new board We'll find the facts for ques for county units wondering: "how much previously reported to be slated for the and When?" While the County Board Of Com DeWitt city administrator, Dan Elliott, members since the November election, county government. tions submitted by our readers. Although figures have been released missioners have made tentative plans said he couldn't name an exact figure also has not made any plans for the They have approved $150,000 for road Just drop us a line at FACT naming amounts units are to receive for fheir share of Revenue Sharing, DeWitt would receive and recom federal funds. other units, such as DeWitt Township mended delaying plans for use of the In DeWitt Township, officials are also improvement on a 1-year program. FINDER, Clirtton'County News from Federal Revenue Sharing no Road commissioners have requested St Johns 48879. definite amounts have been named and are not counting their "chickens until funds until the check is received. waiting for the check to arrive before putting the money to any specific use. $150,000 for 5 years, but the county said Q. We have been hearing rumors that they have no way of knowing how much something might be done about the St Johns is another unit not making they will receive in the future and didn't partially razed dwelling on South any plans until they have the check in want to obligate the board beyond 1 Lansing St. We have talked to the owner hand. The city has set up a special year. this past year and she said they would account for the money and Tom Hun A total of $68,786 was set for the do something about it. It is a health dley, city clerk, said he believes Sheriff's Dept to finance salaries, hazard and an eyesore not to mention definite plans for the funds will be made children being seen playing in the when the city receives, the money. (SEE PAGE 3AJ building. They could get hurt. The fire department burned down a building next to this one this past summer in a fire drill. Couldn't they do this to this eyesore, too? BC, ST JOHNS. Hospital joins new A. Because you and other neighbors helped put the heat on, there'll be_a big bonfire in your neighborhood this month. St Johns Fire Chief Clare Maier placental tissue study says the owner applied to the State Department of Public Health for a burning permit. The city's volunteer ST JOHNS - Efforts to further reduce hospitals, both medical and fire department is tentatively planning infant mortality in Michigan involve a osteopathic, examine abnormal to burn the structure at its monthly fire partnership between Clinton Memorial placentas in their own pathology, drill-the third Monday. Afterwards Hospital, St Johns, and *the new departments, and both medical and maybe things will cool down a bit. Placental Tissue Registry of the osteopathic physicians send placentas Michigan State Medical Society. to the MSMS registry for a greater Q. What is holding up the bringing to Clinton Memorial Hospital is one of 26 concentration of minute details. trial the several men who were in Michigan cooperating in the MSMS Gross (naked eye) and microsopic arrested this last summer for pushing research project, started in 1970. examinations of tissues are performed drugs to the young people of St Johns? I "The MSMS Committee on Maternal at the registry by Charles H Sander, icard one of the young men arrested and Perinatal Health feels that the MD, assistant professor of pathology at brag the other day that they were going placenta may provide clues to hidden MSU, and Doctor Cipparone, who is to drop the case against them. How can birth defects and deaths of infants," also an associate clinical professor of the city spend SGOO to set up a bust and reports Joseph R Cipparone, MD, of pathology at MSU, Each year the then not follow through? Taxpayer Lansing, chairman of the Tissue registry received more than 100 parent, ST JOHNS. Registry. specimens in 1971 and 150 so far this Dr Cipparone, a pathologist, says it is year from various hospitals around the A. Those charged must be afforded unfortunate the research is just now state including the Upper Peninsula. heir procedural, rights, according to being applied to the placenta - a About one half were associated with Clinton County Prosecuthig * Attorney -cakelike qrgan within the uterus which infant deaths. Jon Newman, whd adds they've beeri provides nutrition for the Unborn child. There is no charge to the physician or taking full advantage of them, too. Two According to Dr Cipparone, patient for studying the specimen pleaded'guilty to charges of delivery of examination of the placenta can reporting. The registry receives an LSD and were sentenced to 3 years sometimes provide clues to medical annual $1000 grant from the Bureau of probation. Trials for 2 others, also problems that may threaten the life of a Maternal Health of the Michigan charged with LSD delivery are likely to child or indicate a hidden birth defect Department of Public Health to cover set next week at the opening of the that once identified can be corrected. In the case of an infant death, study of the expenses. December circuit court term. .The The placenta of a young woman who remaining 2 are to be arraigned in placenta may produce information that can be used to help the mother produce had to deliver her second baby by circuit court Dec 18. Prosecutor Caesarean section was recently Nev/man says there's no chance the a normal, healthy child if she becomes pregnant again. received by Dr Cipparone. Although cases against them will be dropped and her five-pound baby lived, it had been in that the charges carry a maximum of 7 TO FURTHER placenta research, some difficulty during the delivery. Dr years imprisonment. The actual sen Clinton County Sheriff Percy Patterson and wife, Dora, were the guests Cipparone hopes to find some hidden tencing is up to the judge. the Michigan State Medical Society set clue in the placenta which will help the of honor at a noon luncheon at Daley's Monday in St Johns. Present were up the Placental Tissue Registry at the young woman have a healthier Q. When is the St Johns school system Michigan State University College of law enforcement officials, judicial members, attorneys and other county .Human Medicine. pregnancy next time. going to do something about the He told of the case of a 19-year-old playground at the Central Elementary officials who honored Percy, who is retiring as sheriff after 24 years of The purpose of the registry is the "Acquisition of pathologic placental woman who delivered a stillborn baby. School? Not only is much of the The woman had had eclampsia, a form equipment hazardous but it is con service, from 1949 until 1973. During the dinner he was presented with a tissue specimens contributed from various sources in the State of Michigan of toxemia, with convulsions, while tinually muddy and -dirty. My son snowmobile suit and boots and Mrs Patterson received a table centerpiece. pregnant. When he examined her comes home filthy and has already and dissemination of the knowledge gained by a study of these specimens placental tissue he found fatty gone through a $25 coat. MW, ST materials at its base similar to those JOHNS. to those concerned with the care of the pregnant patient and her child," Dr which could be found in the blood Eagle patrons help Cipparone said. The files of the registry vessels of a coronary arteriosclerotic A. Progress is frozen right now. patient. That's because cold weather stops the are maintained in the pathology department at MSU. After further tests he advised her contractor from putting another layer obstetrician toputher on an anti- or low on an approximate 150 x 79 ft Michigan is believed to be the only cholesterol diet. If she becomes playground area which has already capture 4 subjects state having such a registry, Dr Cip pregnant again, Doctor Cipparone been blacktopped. Central elementary parone reports. hopes the diet will aid her in having a principal Mike O'Connor says workmen EAGLE - Four would-be villains got Posey of Rt 3 Portland-went to Catlin's a round from Catlin's-gun. Dr Cipparone said nearly all successful delivery. ot started late and a good job couldn't more than they bargained for recently. aid. Arrested were Gary Eugene Slater, be done now if the sealer coat was "* Accprding to Sheriff's Dept reports 2 They held the 2 when another came 21, 1428 Kenilworth Dr, Lansing; applied. He agrees with you that the subjects entered the Eagle Inn at 12:27 out, but got away when chased. William Mikulcik, 20, 3833 Wilson Ave, area has been a quagmire in the past am and ordered beer and pizza. An ex-Grand Ledge policeman, Catlin Lansing; Michael Warren Severns, 20, Post Office sets but explains steps are being taken to When the owner, Fred Catlin, went to went to his home about 300 yards away 1425 Briarwood, Lansing; and Jeffery correct it. He's making a personal the storeroom for the pizza, he reported for a gun and handcuffs. Rich, 19,4709 W Grand River, Lansing. inspection of playground equipment. seeing a man and then said 2 jumped On.the way back he saw a van which They were charged with breaking Replacement is already in the works him. had pulled away earlier. He attempted and entering and bond was set at $1000 for a couple pieces of outdated and It was reported Catlin was knocked to to flag the vehicle down, but told police which was posted bv all 4. office hours roken equipment. the floor and hit several times when he he was nearly struck. He shot several yelled for help. ' times at the vehicle, which was'driven The breaking and entering took place Q. Now that Wall & Webb is closed, Three customers: Jerry Daniels' of for 2 miles, where Deputy Donald when they broke into a door at the back how do II get a ring back.before Eagle, Bill Evart of Eagle and Odes Kennell and Catlin spotted the driver of the building which is always locked. Christmas that I took in to be repaired? attempting to change a tire flattened by A trial date will be scheduled. for holiday season TC, ST JOHNS
A. You should have it in or on your The St Johns post office will extend countries by air mail in time to be hand soon. FACT FINDER called Mrs Makara wins again- Saturday window hours Dec 9 and 16. delivered by Christmas. Lester Lake, owner, who said he'd be in Service windows will be open from 9 Dec 9-11 is the latest date for foreign '«uch with you. Lake plans to reopen for am to 4 pm on the next 2 Saturdays for air mail parcels. business Thursday for a stock reduction $ the convenience of Christmas For domestic surface mail, parcels sale. ups lottery take to 50,000 customers. should be mailed by Dec 10 and Dec 14-16 is the latest suggested date greeting cards by Dec 15. to mail greeting cards to foreign Speak will be paid over the next 4 years. ST,JOHNS - $10,000 plus Thursday glad a person line me was a super "I'm not a bit disappointed about not winner. Some of them have asked what equals $50,000 is a winning formula for winning the $200,000 but I am a'bit Mrs Helen Makara. I would win in the second week," she shook up about this whole thing," Ms says. Her plans are to bank most of the Freight offices The lucky St Johns woman was a Makara commented following the money, although she admits she'd like Out $50,000 winner at Thursday's Super drawing. She said she still plans to to visit Hawaii or Alaska. Drawing of the Michigan Lottery. She throw an all night party for the people accepted a check for $10,000 from she represents as a committee woman * One thing she's definite about is her will close in lottery directdr Gus Harrison at the of UAW Local No 652 at Oldsmobile. future plans for the state lottery. "I'll LAST WEEK'S QUESTION Michigan National Guard Armory in continue to buy raffle tickets - 13"at a ^)o you feel Revenue Sharing funds "People in St Johns have been very Lansing where the first drawing in nice ~ everybody has said they were time," she told, the County News. should be used to improve county state history took place. The remainder roads? Pevvamo, Ovid, Fowler YES! 100% "There is a definite need for better county roads because of, the growth of Bowl Game Bonanza LANSING - The Michigan Public Ovid, Fowler, Davison, Middleton, our county, especially in the south". . Service Commission announced Friday Stockbridge, Climax and Lennon. ."yes, it is a project that's necessary".. that it approved an application by GTW has told the Commission that ."something has to be done soon." (See Grand Trunk Western Railroad to close the volume of business at each of the ry on Revenue Sharing) < Holiday Bowl Game Bonanza, a Contest are (he top post-season football follow the contest rules and your freight stations in Clinton, Genesee, stations has dropped to the point where THIS WEEK'S QUESTION special addition to the Clinton County games and an opportunity for youi to **favorites may earn you the Bowl Game •Gratiot, Ingham, Ionia, Kalamazoo and it can no longer justify keeping the News Football Contest, ia in this week's Shiawassee counties. freight stations open. The Commission Do you feel the Christmas season wfn $20. ' , Bonanza $20 bill. 1 costs Vou too much money? CoUnty News. Entries must be postmarked no later The railroad now has authority to reviewed protests, to the proposed Listed in the B6wl Game Bonanza close its freight stations at Pewamo. closings before issuing its order. YES m ' Put vour football knowledge to work, than Friday, Dec 15. CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St Johns, Michigan December 6,1972 ^^^S£££££
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ST JOHNS -- Harold will be in operation April 1, size of the bank only 4 years Wellman, President of 1973, ago. Central National Bank of St Wellman indicated the He said Central National Johns, has announced the assets of Central National Bank is pleased to provide proposed construction of a Bank recently reached a $25 this additional service to the full service branch bank, million, which is double the growing community." which will be located at the Southgate Shopping Center. The branch bank will Time to pay taxes in DeWitt consist of 4 drive-up kiosk DeWITT - A collection i« units and 3 lobby teller The fee is the same as it of 1% approved for winter has been in the past, as is the windows. It is estimated the taxes at the Monday night proposed building will cost 3% penalty fee for taxes paid meeting of the DeWitt City after Feb 14. approximately $300,000 and Council.
This is the proposed structure style for the new Southgate branch office of Central National Bank. DeWitt names city committees DeWITT - The DeWitt City Serving with him are Gary Wilcox and non-council Sewer committee head is Matson, said statutes Council approved 1973 Gillespie and non-council member Duane Smity. Gary Gillispie. Serving with prohibit depositing of funds r council committee*members member Richard Stoddard. r Bill Shaver heads the fire him is Robert Ballard. with Farm Bureau Services at their regiflarV night Robert Ballard is chair-* board. Serving with Shaver In other action the council or Capital Savings and Loan. meeting. £ )i, * man of public works with are Stanley Tenney, student voted to "freeze" present Currently the cemetery Heading the ^salary and committee members F W representative Tim Farr and salaries until they have had endowment fund is deposited personnel gom'rrV&tee is (Bill) Shaver and non- non-council member 'Gary an opportunity to review the with those 2 businesses and Robert £allard}.$pttv, com council member Keith Dalman. salary schedule in the new Matson said the board would mittee memb&s1ft?Ronald Blizzard. Wayne Wilcox is chairman budget. not legally continue. Mull and Gary ."Gillespie. * Ronald Mull is chairman -f the parks and recreation Any salary raises will be Mayor Ray DeWitt asked Budget and finance is of the police board. Serving committee with members retroactive to Jan 1, 1973. that steps be taken to correct chaired by Stanley Tennev. on the board are Wavnp Ronald Mull and Tim Farr. City attorney, Daniel the situation. Council members Ronald Mull and Wayne Wilcox discussed the need of new B<|th Township appoints fire equipment for the city. Wilcox said, "We should take a good strong look at our firefighting equipment." Elliott and Wilcox said pol ice and fire commissioner cost of a new pumper would run between $36,000 - $40,000. By Jan Drydon 2-year leave of absence from Central Railroad. rezoned from R1A to B2, to Oldsmobile to assume his The sum covers expenses allow for a snowmobile He~ was right BATH TOWNSHIP - A township duties, will begin incurred in controlling muck servicing business. The new police and fire com work Jan 1. fires along railroad tracks. initial rezoning request something wrong mission was appointed ""voted to assign to the *approved the Planning came from Donald Gillette, Monday by the Bath township attorney the Commission recom •approved fire and police OVID-- Donald Bruce Township Board of Trustees. matter of collecting the $1414 mendation that the tracts salary schedules Taylor, 1345 S Warner, Ovid, The commissioners who owed the township by Penn across from 7227 E M78 be saw something was wrong will act in an_^ advisory when his light flashed on his capacity to the board will be automobile instrument dash. paid at a rate of $?.50 per When he looked down, meeting. ft S,X.^ Millions of trees planted taking his eyes off the road, The walls haven't come tumblin' down at this house on The new commission in the vehicle went into a ditch. South Town.se nd Rd and the neighbors don't like it. They've cludes trustees e-Daniel Michigan State Con District states that 600 acres County since the SCD for- After returning from a Carlton, Richard Morrill; servationist for USDA, Soil have been planted in Clinton mation in 1954. house where he called asked city commissioners to dovsomstMngabout it. St Johns fire chief Burton Cowdry; Conservation Service, Ar authorities he found his'car Fire Chief Clare Maier reports the owners applied for a police chief Mark Steffes; thur H. Cratty? has just . Wellmans attend,. ..confab burning. The car was totally released the treej&ridfshrub 4ff^« ChaMtes dljtekli b l kl x H First 5deslr5)ye^Bpnain"es^ tfurningfpermit after the commissTbn"putr^he^heat on$ 4? citizens,' KeitlgiGoIJister,- .planting totalsnjfic '1972. ST? J&tik 8 - 'karoia " N^bVan-^iVnTr^ol—- ™~? l f ch a vi sV " . Da>e lohman.'K*.;—* .— 'There were* 13,392,000 trees Wellmaellman': ; ' p'res'ident 'of j£ e°- * t. 4 -aiidushTubs^Jla[nfe,d:l-JAioHg CentraT'Natibhat1 Bahk of St The meeting covered the with rural environmental Johns, and wife Bonnie subjects of investments, the Also approved by the improvement which will recently attended a con US and foreign economy NOW AT HETTLER MOTOR SALES board were 'the ap result, from these plantings, ference held at the Conrad highlighted by the noted pointments of supervisor therels also erosion control, Hilton Hotel in Chicago monetary theorist Dr Milton Roy VanSickle and trustee forestry and' wildlife which was sponsored by the Friedman of the University John ^Snider as represen benefits. of Chicago. tatives to the Capitol Area Council of Governors. " The planting program is a REVENUE SHARING (FROM FRONT PAGE) The appointment-of clerk result of joint work by many expenses and equipment for 4 new June Burnett as represen local Soil Conservation '73 Plymouth deputies, to relieve other deputies who tative to the Clinton County District, the Michigan Officers Association and the are now working as many as 50 hours a Department of Natural week. *> re-apportionment of the Resources, and the Soil Township Planning'1 Com Also to be hired is an administrative Conservation Service. Since clerk. mission and Board of Review 1936, Mr. Cratty reports over were also approved. Satellite 400,000,000 trees and shrubs In other business the have been planted. He A TOTAL of $14,416 was approved to board: v* estimates that this means help pay for 2 new turnkeys and a Don't buy a Torino, •approved the hiring of about 500,000 acres of land fulltime cook" at the jail, with the Chevelle, Cutlass or Le Mans until you've treasurer Thomas Woodruff have been improved by these balance needed for that financing as office clerk andldispatch- plantings. coming from the general fund. compared it to our *73 Plymouth Satellite. er at a monthly pay rate Of Newly elected sheriff Anthony Clinton County Soil Con Hufnagel will not live at the jail as $450. Trustee Carlton said servation District furnished with Woodruff working in sheriffs in the past have done, making leadership for planting 55,355 necessary the new jobs. that capacity, there.would be trees during .1972. This a township official in the If county commissioners receive the represents about 89 acres of total $353,000, about $120,000 is yet to be office at all times during the protection. Stanley Baird, day. , . . allocated, with commissioners to study chairman of the Clinton where the money could be best put to Woodruff, who'is taking a County Soil Conservation use. 1 .
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Congratulations were In order Thursday with the merger of St Johns Michigan Federal Credit Union and the Sealed Power Credit Union. Shaking hands are, from left, Eldon Baese of Federal-Mogul and credit union board president; Paul Henning^ Scaled Power credit union president; Roy Ebert, Federal Qredit HETTLERS MOTOR SALES Union ass'lgl^nf manager; Henry Goerge, Sealed Power credit union vice president, aijd>rDoris Vance, Federal Credit Union manager-treasurer. Baese 813 E. STATE ST. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN and Goerge tfre* now on the board of directors of the Federal Credit Uniou. 4A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan December 6,1972 Clinton County FamilyNews ' and Society VFW names winners Miss Feldpausch Winners of the VFW will be honored at a banquet sponsored Voice of in January where the win Democracy script writing ners will present their contest were announced by speeches. In February the weds Charles Smith Ovid-Elsie High School. winners will attend the 9th Winning the US Savings District Voice of Democracy FOWLER - At two o'clock Bond was Kathy Foreit, dinner which will be at in the afternoon Nov 4 at the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmore. Chairmen of this Most Holy Trinity Church in George Foreit. In second project are Mrs Helen Latz Fowler Miss Helen M place was Nancy Bohil, of the -Women's auxiliary Feldpausch became the daughter of Mr and Mrs and Charles Palen, Jr of bride of Charles M Smith. Tony Bohil, and, also last Ovid Memorial Post No 8964. Rev Father Schmitt year's winner. Third place performed the double ring winner was Charles Green, Gumaers service for the daughter of son of Mr and Mrs Duane Mr and Mrs Sylvester Green. AH were students of honored on Feldpausch, Route 2, Miss Daryles Richardson's Fowler, and the son of Mr speech classes. Judging the and Mrs Robert Smith, scripts were Robert Lloyd, anniversary Route 3, Portland. Yellow English instructor at the fuji and lavender pompons high school, Mrs Elizabeth OVID (C) — A 25th wed with purple bows adorned Hess, former president of ding anniversary party in the altar. Organ and guitar Clinton County Federation of honor of Mr and Mrs Robert music was played by Miss Women's Clubs, and Gumaer was held at the Cheryl Fedewa and Paul Reverend Claude Ridley of home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Wieber. the Ovid United Church. The Purves Saturday evening, Nov 25. Family and friends The bride, given in winners, their parents, Miss marriage by her father, Richardson, and the judges joined in celebration of the event, followed by a mid wore a gown of ivory satin night buffet. and chantilly lace. The DRIVE-IN BANKING bodice was covered with lace except for the satin organza HOURS yoke and Bishop sleeves. A Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30 - 5 pm It's cookie time again this year for the Clinton Memorial deep border of chantilly lace Fridays fa 8:30 - 8 pm embellished the hem of the Saturdays JL., 8:30 -1 pm PRICE - A boy, Troy Hospital Auxiliary. The annual event begins at 10 am in the skirt. The bridal veil was a Andrew, was born to Mr and Central National Bank community room Friday, Dec 8. Not chapel length matching Mrs Jim Price of R 4, St mantilla. She carried a Johns Nov 12 at Carson City only homemade cookies will be on sale, but a new feature bouquet of 3 white Hospital. He weighed 8 lbs, 2 is homemade candy. This holiday season the hospital chrysanthemums with oz. Grandparents are Mr and yellow roses with purple star CENTRAL NATIONAL Mrs Ernest Huss, Mr and Candy Stripers will also provide cookies and candy. Mrs flowers and ivory. Mrs Kenneth L Price. The BANK mother is the former Debbie Albert Nelson, center, chairman, goes over last minute Mrs Bruce Pline of Route ST. JOHNS Huss. 5, St Johns was her sister's details with Mrs Bruce Fowler, left, and Mrs Fred Lewis. matron of honor. MR AND MRS CHARLES SMITH Bridesmaids were Miss from Grand Ledge. Germaine Smith, Route l, Groomsmen were James Fowler, Mrs Tom Huhn, Thelen, Sunfield, Denny, WHAT A GREAT SELECTION Stoney Creek Rd, Pewamo Bennet, Lyons, friends, and and Miss Lynn Plunkett, the bride's brother, Larry OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS Route 1, Eagle, all friends of Feldpausch, Route 2, WOW! the bride. Flower girl was Fowler. Ushers were Eugene Miss Cindy Feldpausch, Feldpausch, Route 2, Fowler Route l, Fowler, a niece. and Mark Smith, Route 3, They wore floor length Portland. John Felzke, the dresses of deep purple velvet groom's cousin, Route 1, with multi-color satin bands DeWitt was ring bearer. DEAN <&m^> HARDWARE at the empire waists with A reception for 450 guests long sleeves. Purple velvet followed at 5:30 pm at the St headpieces secured their Johns VFW Hall. r '' MyuM^^lmi i ' t L I ,. ,1 layerejU, veiling. i.Their f K DOWNTOWN,ST. JOHNS Serving at the reception bouquets were 3 yellow were Mrs Michael Weller chrysanthemums with and Miss Marlene Fox at the purple 'star flowers and bride's table and Mrs James HOOVER UPRIGHT greens. Thelen and Mrs Stan Pohl, C Mrs Feldpausch chose a cake cutters. 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Grandparents COMPLETE WITH are Mr and Mrs James Many items $1, $2, CANISTER HOOVER POWER DRIVE TELESCOPING WAND Feldpausch and Mr and Mrs 81 TOOLS $3 and $4 to choose Carl Thelen. The mother is from VACUUM BEST CLEANER IN the former Mary Jane RUGGED ALL STEEL Thelen. -COUPON THE WORLD. CONSTRUCTION All Games In PLOWMAN -- A boy, Stock & Ordered SELF PROPELLED LARGE EASY TO CHANGE James Robert, was born to DISPOSABLE BAG Mr and Mrs Robert Dean % OFF Plowman of R1, Fowler Nov THRU DEC. 18 5 at Carson City Hospital. He oALL TOOLS STORE EXTRA TOOLS weighed 8 lbs 14 ozs. The COUPON INSIDE STORE INSIDE baby has 1 brother and 1 An Extra 10% off sister. Grandparents are Mr At LITTLE STORE o POWERFUL MOTOR and Mrs Joseph J Hafner of with this coupon • ROLLS ON WHEELS Fowler and Mr and Mrs A G NO PULLING Plowman of St Johns. The Fresh Boxed Candy o COMPACT, mother is the former Denice FINE SPIRITS o BEAUTIFUL LIGHTWEIGHT Hafner. $13,67 Super Plenamins NO PUSHING & COMPACT 216 Only 5869 Clinton CMMty 1 COME IN AND News FINKBEINER'S Second class postage paid at St TRY IT! Johns, Mich, 4SS70. Rexall Published Wednesdays at 120 E. Walker Street, St. Johns, by Clinton County Hews, Incj PHARMACY Subscription price by mallt tn Mich igan, J3 for one year, |9 fortwoyears, Your Family 33.75 for six months, $2 for thrtt Health Center months, outside Michigan, $6 for on* ONLY FOWLER December 6,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 5A Daniel Hennings Coming Events St. Johns at home in St Johns DEC 7 - Thursday 8 pm BY H1LA BROSS annual meeting of the Maple / Rapids Union Cemetery ST JOHNS - Wedding Association will meet at the vows were exchanged be home of Mr and Mrs John Mr and Mrs Dewey Reist Blost. A cousin, Lina Tyler, tween Mary AnnKanaski and Brown. were in Grand Rapids last Daniel Paul Henning at St came from Flint. DEC 7 - Newcomers Club Thursday* to attend funeral Joseph Catholic Church Nov services for Mr Reist's 4 at 2 o'clock in the af Thursday 7 pm, potluck supper. Bring dish to pass sister, Mrs Hilda Sturtevant, Mrs Gill ternoon. who died last Monday, Father Hankerd per and table service. Old and new members welcome. Mrs Americ Hadley of Los formed the double ring' Angeles, Calif, and her service before an altar Husbands also invited. hosfs DAR Community Room at Central brother, Harley MacMacken decorated with white glads of Tucson, Ariz, were in St and red carnations. Organ National Bank. T Johns last week to visit their ST JOHNS -- The music was played by Mrs DEC 8 - Clinton Memorial' mother, Mrs Charles November meeting of the Snyder "" who accompanied Hospital Auxiliary will hold Holland, who is a patient in River Wabwaysin Chapter, soloist Paul Witgen. / its annual Christmas cookie Clinton Memorial Hospital. Daughters of the American Parents of the couple are and candy sale Friday, Dec 8 Mrs "Hadley is the former Revolution met at the home Mr and Mrs Leonard beginning at 10 am in the Lois MacMacken. of-'"Mrs" Dean Gill. Miss Kanaskiti700*S Clinton Ave Community Room of the Mrs H M Bross and Mr and Maralyse Brooks Regent, and Mr and Mrs Ronald • Central National Bank. Mrs Clifford Parks attended called the meeting to order. Henning, 100 S Lansing1 St, DEC 9 -- VFW Post 4113 the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth both of St Johns. Parks in Lansing Saturday. The National Defense The bride, given in Christmas party at post reading was given by the home. Mr and Mrs James Smit marriage^ by her father, who have been residents of chairman, Mrs Dale Calder designed and made her white DEC 9 - DeWitt VFW Post St Johns for more than 20 on "Soviet War Materials to satin bridal gown which years, have moved to North Vietnam" from the featured an empire waist 671 and its Auxiliary will sponsor a Christmas party Columbus, Ohjo, which will National Defender. and full sleeves. The bodice be headquarters for Mr was trimmed with jlace and for the children of the The program was given by community from 2 to 4 pm. Smit's work with the Mrs Harold Millman on pearls while the skirt front Massey-Furguson Corp. was adorned with alter Santa Claus will be present "Weather Vanes" an article to pass out candy. Their son, John, is still living in Early American Life, The nating rows of safcn ribbon in St Johns. inserts and daisy trim DEC 9 - Fowler St Paul vast popularity of weather featuring a sheer overskirt. Lutheran Ladies Christmas vanes in New England is the Hand sewing was done by Funeral services for Mrs result of changeable weather bake sale and bazaar, Adah Manley, who died her grandmothers, Mrs Becker Furniture, 9:30'am. and long winters. Most Richard Pilmore and Mrs MR AND MRS KENNETH PONTIUS Sunday, Nov 26, were held homemade vanes were made Theresa Kanaski. ' last Wednesday. They were of wood while the metal DEC 9 - Potluck supper at attended by her daughter, Her fingertip veil edged in 6:30 and public installation vanes were the work of Mrs Harold Reynolds, of professional whitesmiths, lace trim was secured by a of officers of St Johns Lodge Karen Kohls weds Athens, Pa, Mr Reynolds, small satin hairpiece' No 105 at the Masonic blacksmiths or cop and their children, Dr persmiths. trimmed .with daisies and Temple. Meat, potatoes and William Reynolds of pearl. She held a bouquet of rolls furnished. Installation Kenneth Pontius Ringoes, N J, Mrs Daniel white carnations and is at 8 pm. Oakes of Chalfont, Pa, and sweetheart roses with DRIVE-IN BANKING cascades of lilly of the valley DEC 12 - Clinton County ST JOHNS -- Karen mother, Mrs Minnie Arnot, Richard Reynolds of Still and sweetheart roses. Senior Citizens, noon potluck Christine Kohls became the Ludington and the groom's water, Okla. Another bride of Kenneth Pontius at 3 daughter, Mrs A Paul HOURS Maid of honor was JoAnn in the Episcopal Church maternal grandmother, Mrs MR AND MRS DANIEL HENNING undercroft. ^Annual o'clock in the afternoon Nov Evelyn McConnell, Lansing Richardson, of Flint, and her Mon, thru Thurs. 8:30 - 5 pm Kanaski, with bridesmaids 4 at the First Congregational husband, Dr Richardson, Fridays ^ 8:30-8 pm Chris Henning and Diann Christmas party with 50£ gift and paternal grandmother, Saturdays g^ 8:30 -1 pm Best man was Michael exchange.' Church St Johns, in the Mrs Ruth Pontius, DeWitt. were present with their son- Kanaski. Junior bridesmaid Wanda Nelson, groom's presence of their immediate The newlyweds are St in-law, Ronald Peters, of was Rhonda Kanaski with Kelly of Ionia. Groomsmen cake. Donna Most aunt of the DEC 14 --St Johns Morning were Tim Henning, Dennis families. Johns High School Lennon. Mrs Manley's son flower girl Tracy Dean. Alt bride, baked the oridal cake. Musicale, 9:30 am at the Rev AM Carson performed graduates, the bride in '71 and his wife, Mr and Mrs attendants are from St Henning and Russell For a wedding trip to home of Maridell Nelson. Kanaski. Ring bearer was the double ring ceremony for and the groom 1970. She is in Aden*J Manley, and their Johns. northern Michigan, the bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs dental hygiene school at daughters, Kathy and CENTRAL NATIONAL! The maid of honor's gown Duane Mankey, who wore a chose a red pant suit with DEC 15 — Bingham red velvet jacket. Ushers Richard W Kohls, 208 W Lansing Community College. Nancy, came from Lansing., featured a red velvet skirt white blouse. Graduates of St Grange will meet at the hall Cass, St Johns and the son of They are now living in Also present from Lansing BANK with a white knit bodice with were Leonard Kanaski, Johns High School in 1970, at2 pm for annual Christmas Steve Henning, Robert Most Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pon Grand Ledge at 286 S Clin were Mr and Mrs Richard ST. JOHNS white lace and red rose trim. the new Mr and Mrs Henning party. Bring 50* gift, lady for tius, Sr, Route 2, DeWitt. ton. Blost and Mrs Katherine A white velvet belt encircled and the bride's uncle CWO are now at home, at 609 N lady, man for a man. Light 'ie waist with a back bow Richard Kanaski from Morton, Lot 29. refreshments to follow. Given in marriage by her securing floor length Tennessee. Bring own table service. Put parents, Miss Kohls selected streamers. The bridesmaids A reception for over 400 forth a special etfort to at an ivory Victorian style wore gowns of red velvet guests was held at the St tend. gown of maracaine with At: with white lace trim. They Joseph gymnasium at 7 pm. machelle lace. It featured an Scomu/ Ske Sim carried cascades of red Guests came from Ten DEC 19 - VFW Ladies empire waist and lace bodice sweetheart roses and white nessee, Indiana, Bad Axe, Auxiliary to Post 4113 will and back with long sleeves This Fabulous Special Purchase carnations. Their headpieces Kinde, Detroit, Fife Lake PETERS - A boy, Robert hold its Christmas party at cuffed in lace. A deep lace the post home. Memherg ac0„ j *j ;er,etwhite ve^vet.bows/with andSt Johnsi'Special guests Guy, was born to Mr and Mrs k .hem -floated • irito a chapel sweetheart*, foses tucked in, wer& Mr 'and ^Mrs Richard Ronald L=Peters-of-Lenon..~ asked to bring a dish to pass, length train. ^Tam^usMdke'^Wmen's the back of their, hair. The Pilmore, Gary, Ind and Mrs Nov 26 al Flint Osteopathic own table service and a $1 flower girl was dressed Theresa Kanaski, Bad Axe, HospitaL'"He weighed 9 lbs, gift. An ivory cap of machelle 14 ozs. The baby has 1 lace secured her silk illusion SNOW BOOTS identical to the maid of honor the bride's grandparents and DEC 19 - Edwin T Stiles and she carried a basket of grandparents of the groom, brother. Grandparents are veil. She held a bouquet of Dr and Mrs A Paul Unit 153 of the American white mums and red roses. sweetheart roses. Mrs Anna Mankey and Mrs Legion Auxiliary, 8 pm. For her daughter's wed Elizabeth Henning, St Johns. Richardson of Flint and Mrs Miss Joyce Zell of St Johns Mae Peters of Flint and There will be a $1 gift ex preceded the bride down the Just Right for ding, Mrs Kanaski selected Assisting at the reception change. an aqua dress with pink were Kathy Pearson, who Great-grandmother Mrs S R aisle as maid of honor. She roses. Mrs Henning wore a served punch; Lena Pilmore Smith of St Johns. The Buy Lions Club Candy wore a ruby red velvet gown Christmas Giving lavender dress with lavender and Glenna Mankey, who cut mother is the former Canes in business places in with a V-shaped neckline roses. the wedding cake, and Patricia Smith. St Johns. edged in ruffles. An A-line skirt fell from the empire waist while the long sleeves ended in bell cuffs lined with Warm friendship starts in this ivory lace. Her flowers were fleece-lined boot. white mums. A welcome companion Best man was Vincent during any frosty weather. Pough. Hidden side zipper. CHRISTMAS GIFT A reception and buffet » Crepe soles. Breathin' supper for 75 guests followed $( Brushed Pigskin" leather. the exchange of vows in M the evening at Daley's 3 SUGGESTIONS Honored guests were the a brjde's maternal grand- jj » for the Whole Family Briggses take JJ Hawaiian trip § 8 POLAROID ST JOHNS - A local | REMINGTON realtor and his wife have Jft LEKTRO BLADE® LBJQ attended the annual con- M SHAVER MARK III SUPER COLORPAK vention in Honolulu, Hawaii Sj REG. $34.50 of the National Association a Now 95 CAMERA of Real Estate Boards. Mr §J Only •27 with timer and and Mrs Roy F. Briggs spent H • Dlipoubla btida thivlng a week at the convention and jg htidx lyitam li easy and aeo- focused flash D$tt- nomlcal toured the outer islands on a » • Sllda-bar COMPORT REG. $44.95 post convention tour. Over S CONTROL idjuiti ifimr to beard and taca 19,000 Realtors attended the jf • Push-up button axtandi Now 88 convention from all 50 states. S LSE^ft head 1 for aaty cleaning Only R. E. BENSON PLUMBING SHICK & HOT* LATHER REG. HEATING MACHINE $21.88 106 N. Clinton dispenser with two refills St. Johns ^: Dryer/StylBr FROM REMINGTON NOTE: • Tama unruly waves, cowlkki In tec* Phone -224-7033 YOU WILL Now ondl with fingertip control REG. 99 • Eaty to use and give* your hair mora IMMEDIATELY $19.95 Only body • 2 combi, brush map Into lightweight RECOGNIZE THIS power hmdli 3 MASTER NAME BRAND SPEf^V RAKD PLUMBERS American-Standard HALLMARK Plumbing, Hot Water Heating SIZES 5 TO 11, CHRISTMAS CARDS Lennox Warm Air WIDTHS N, M, W, OPEN SUNDAYS DEC 17th - 24th 8:30 to 6 PM Heating and Air f Conditioning OPEN NITES 'TIL 9 'TIL CHRISTMAS ALL CUSTOM SHEET ST. JOHNS DURAND METAL SHOP 121 N.Clinton OWOSSO Ph. 224-2213 ECONOMY STRAND'S Parr's *« Pharmacy SHOE STORE SHOES, ' Years Same Address First in Fool Fashion with Famous Brand Shoes IONIA 201 N. Clinton St. Johns Ph. 224-2837 I 6A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan December 6,1972 Announce winter engagements Auxiliary reps go to ST JOHNS - Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dennison, son of Mr EAGLE -- Mr and Mrs and Mrs Ronald Dennison of Donald Trierweiler of Eagle Raymond Geller of 803 Wight Street, St Johns, announce McBride Rd, Ovid. announce the engagement of The couple is planning an meeting their daughter Susan to the engagement of their daughter Marie to Keith October 1973 wedding. Larry Simons. Larry is the PORTLAND - Monday^ son of Mr and Mrs Frank Foote. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lionel Foote of 2843 Nov 27, American Legion Simons of Midland. Auxiliary 8th District The bride-elect graduated W Towrisend' Rd, St Johns. from Pewamo 'Westphalia • The bride elect is a 1972 President Kay Mishier and High School and is employed graduate of St Johns High District secretary Jean with Marshall Music. The School and is employed at Bartholemew attended a prospective bride groom Clinton National Bank and meeting of the Dale E graduated from Midland Trust Company. Hyland Unite 129 in Portlai High School and MSU. He is The prospective groom is at the home of Rosemary employed at Marshall Music also a 1972 graduate of St Simon, president Grace Johns High and is employed in East Lansing, A Feb 17 MR AND MRS CELESTIN DuBREUIL Craft presiding. wedding date is planned. atSchmitt Electric.* Bartholomew attended a A spring wedding is being meeting of the Dale E planned by the couple. SUSAN TRIERWEILER 50th anniversary Hyland Unit 129 in Portland BEULAH -- Mr and Mrs raised in DeWitt and at at the home of Rosemary Celestin P DuBreuil of Post tended County Normal Simon, president Grace NORTH STAR Office Box 302, Beulah, will School in St. Johns. Craft presiding. PJans were made for the nu> sou nut i . • MARIE GELLER celebrate their 50th wedding Mr DuBreuil retired from anniversary Dec 11, the US Post Office in Lansing Annual Family Christmas party Dec 9 to be held at the To Lansing ST JOHNS - Mr and Mrs Mrs DuBreuil, the former in 1956 after 35 years of Leave St. Johns Darrell H Pope of 507 W Park Edna M Farrier and Celestin service, while his wife Post home at 6:30 pm. Santa 10*.4SAM 4:00PM 9:00PM Street, St Johns, announce P DuBreuil were married worked at Oldsmobile Forge Claus will attend and distribute gifts and candy t' Arrive Lansing the engagement of their BETH ANN FELDPAUSCH Dec 11,1922, in St Johns. Mrs Plant during World War II, 11:20AM '4:35PM 9:30PM daughter, Jill.A Guernsey, to DuBreuil was born and Michigan Bell Telephone Co the children. Ronald Keilen. He is the son FOWLER - Miss Beth Ann cafeteria and North Lansing A short talk on the Returning programs of the American Leave Lansing of Mr and Mrs Francis Feldpausch and James G D & C Store. 9:15AM 2145PM 10:00PM Keilen of 1009 Hampshire Halfmann have announced a Miss Platte Mr DeBreuil is a past Legion Auxiliary was given Drive, St Johns. May 5, 1973 wedding date. commander of American by Kay Mishier, a question The bride-elect is the Legion Post //269 Haslett and and answer period followed. Arrive SI. Johns. At the close of the meeting 9:45AM 3:15PM 10:30PM The bride-elect is a 1972 daughter of Kenneth will marry is a member of 40 et 8 Feldpausch, 531 N Main, Voiture 0946, UNIPOX, refreshments were serve graduate of St Johns High by the hostess Mrs Simon. LEONARD School and is currently Fowler, while Raymond J Postal Clerks Union since its employed at the J W Knapp and Genevieve Halfmann, in spring inception in the Lansing Post FUELS, INC. Co in Lansing. The 10760 E 3rd St are the Office in 1922, American VFW Auxiliary prospective groom is a 1971 prospective bridegroom's Legion Post //221 Frankfort, 1517 N. U.S. 127 parents. WESTPHALIA - Mr and Phoni 224-2432 graduate of St Johns High CINDY MARTIN WW I Barracks 02490 and sets party School and is a surveyor for Mrs Francis Platte of Route National Association of CORUNNA -- Mr and Mrs The couple graduated l, Pewamo, would like to Retired Civil Employees REST ROOM Steadman and Son of Lan James R Martin of 1711 N FOWLER - The Ladies ' EQUIPPED sing. from Fowler High School announce the engagement of (NARCE) AIR Vernon Rd, Corunna an and he is employed at Olds- their daughter Karen, to Mrs DuBreuil belongs to Auxiliary of VFW Post 3733, CONDITIONED An April wedding'is being nounce the engagement of will meet Wednesday, Dec 13 planned by the couple. mobile. Thomas L Keilen, son of Mr the American Legion their daughter Cindy Lou to and Mrs Herbert Keilen of Auxiliary //269 Haslett, Pride starting with a 6 pm potluck | Route 2, Portland. of Ingham Rebekkah Lodge Gerry Wieber, Marilyn The bride-elect is a 1968 //496, Blue Star Mothers Half.mann, Marge graduate of Pewamo- Chapter //12, UNIPOX Schomisch and Winnie Westphalia High School and Auxiliary, American Legion McKean, committee is employed at Sparrow Auxiliary 11221 Frankfort, members, have announced a Hospital as a Licensed VFW Auxiliary //7544 and Christmas party will follow BEE'S Chevy-Olds, Inc. Practical Nurse. NARCE Auxiliary. Both are the supper. Instead of a gift The prospective groom is members of the First exchange, each member wil" World's Sweetest Place To Deal also a 1968 graduate from Methodist Church, Lansing. donate $1 toward a Christ Pewa mo-Westphalia High The couple has 7 children, mas fund for patients at the South of St. Johns On US-27 Phone 224-2345 School and is employed for Charles DeBreuil and Mrs Veteran's Facility in Grand Pung's Plastering Co. of Eloise Martin, Lansing, Rapids. Lansing. A May 26 wed Arthur P DuBreuil, Mrs Phyllis Goossen, 9th ding is being planned by the Williamston, Linford S district president, will be couple. DeBreuil, Lansing, W present to make the annual -Carlyle DeBreuil, Park inspection of the auxiliar QUALITY PRE-OWNED CARS Lake, Mrs Barbara Myers, All officers and chairmen DAC gathers Cheboygan and Mrs Patricia should be present and bring Hartigan, Lansing; 23 their notebooks. for luncheon grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Meetings LANSING -- The Before retirement, the Pre-owned Cars November meeting of the DeBreuils lived in Lansing 34 The Acme Society will Coureurs de Bois Chapter, tfears. ' ,'., , fT ,'.r\nrr, (> nieet"Thursday, Dec;l4 atjT 1972 Chevrolet Caprice 4-door ^baughter^^df' the 'A'riieYica'n They have lived at their pnVatf'the hbme of Calista . 1968 Chevrolet Impala -2-door • Colonists'J met at the hdme1 of Reed. Please note this1 is a Thejdifferences in Hardtop, V-8 automatic, power Hardtop V-8, standard trans v present address for 16 years. steering and brakes,' -radio, air "Mrs Fletcher Rbbinson in Due to the ill health of Mrs week earlier than scheduled. mission, radio, vinyl top and Lansing for a noon a Bee's Pre-owned car conditioning and vinyl top. power steering. DuBreuil, no party is There will be a 504 gift ex Bohemian luncheon. planned at this time. change. 1971 Ford LTD 4-door hardtop, V-8 1908 Chevrolet Impala 2-door hard Mrs George H Brooks, automatic. Power steering and top, V-8 automatic, power steering Regent'called the meeting to brakes, AM-FM., vinyl top. and brakes, radio and vinyl top. order. Gifts were brought to send to the Veterans 19G8 Pontiac Catalina 4-door Hard- 1972, QJdsmobile 98 Luxury Sedan, V- Hospital in Battle Creek. It lop, V-8, automatic, power 8 automatic, full power, air con was voted to support the steering and brakes, radio. ditioning and vinyl top, National Projects of $25 to FAMOUS FOOD } the Scholarship fund of Iowa 1971 Ford LTD 4-door hardtop, V-8 1969 Chevrolet Belair 4-door sedan, SALE V-8 automatic, power steering and Wesleyan College; $20 to automatic, power steering and National Awards, awards brakes, radio, black vinyl top. brakes, radio. presented at the Academies Kents 1971 Oldsmobile 88 4-door hardtop, and Mather Air Force Base; 1971 Oldsmobile 4-door sedan, V-8 and $5 to the Home Fur ,M, automatic, power steering and V-8 automatic, power steering and SP ESS brakes, radio, vinyl top and air nishing fund of the National brakes. Radio, vinyl top. conditioning. Headquarters. FRANKS The program by Miss 1972 Vega Hatchback 4 cylinder, 4- 1968,Ford Mustang automatic Virginia Ford was on speed, radio. and radio. Colonial Life and Dress and the Dutch settlements of 65* - New York and the Quaker 1968 Ford LTD Brougham 2-door settlements of Pennsylvania. Herruds hardtop, V-8 automatic, power 1969 Chevelle Malibu SS 2-door Bee's Pre-owned cars hardtop, 4-speed, power brakes, Others attending from St t steering and brakes, radio and radio and vinyl top. Johns were Mrs Leo K RING BOLOGNA 79 LB. vinyl roof. Pouch, Miss Shirley Pouch ARE Thoroughly and Miss Maralyse Brooks. Choice 1971 Mercury Comet, V-8 automatic, 1970 Toronado Deluxe, V-8 radio, 4-door sedan. automatic. Full power, AM-FM RIB STEAK 99* LB. Tested and Conditioned stpreo. air conditioning, vinyl top. Fowler ladies Armour 1972 Oldsmobile 88 2-door hardtop V- 1969 Oldsmobile 98 2-door hardtop, 8 automatic. Power steering and V n automatic, power steering and having bazaar TREET 12 OZ. > 49* brakes, radio, vinyl top, air brakes, radio, vinyl top and air Complete Financing conditioning. conditioning. FOWLER - Saturday, Dec Banquet 9 beginning at 9:30 am St 21 Lb. $J29 Available Paul Lutheran Ladies of FRIED CHICKEN Box Fowler are having a USED CARS Christmas Bake Sale and Lykes 1970 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-door Bazaar at Becker Furniture 24 0Z.J sedan, 6-cylinder, standard Store. BEEF STEW 49* transmission. $1095.00. Christmas cookies and other baked goods in keeping Dove 32 $1195....1969 Chevrolet Belair 4-door $1595....1970 Chevrolet Impala with the holiday season will LIQUID DETERGENT OZ. 49* sedan, V-8 automatic, power Custom Coupe, V-8 automatic, be on sale. steering and brakes and radio. • Power steering and brakes with The bazaar will feature Vlasic Sweet Midget radio. homemade quilts, pillow $1095....1969 Buick LeSabre 4-door cases, and many other ar PICKLES 20QZ. 59* sedan, V-8 automatic, power $595....1967 Chevrolet Biscayne 4- door sedan, 6 cylinder, standard ticles for Christmas giving Spartan ?n steering and brakes, radio. and for decorations. transmission, radio. SALAD DRESSINGS 39 QT. $995.00.1968 Ford Station Wagon. V- 1964 Buick Skylark V-8 automatic, $A 8, automatic, power steering and radio. $495.00. Hershey's brakes, radio. CHOCOLATE SYRUPMoz- 11 $995.. . .1968 Oldsmobile 88 4-door, 1967 Renault 110 4-door sedan, 4- V-8 automatic, power steering and cylinder, four-speed and radio. brakes, radio. MATICE - A boy, James CHOCOLATE DR0PEL45U Warranty $695....19C8 Chevrolet Bel air 4-door 1962 Chevrolet 4-door sedan, V-8 William, was born to Mr and Brach's automatic, radio. cylinder, four-speed and radio. Mrs Danny Matice of R 6, St Available On All $795.00. Johns Nov 19 at Edward CHOCOLATE COVERfD PEANUTS Sparrow Hospital. He Pre-owned cars TRUCKS weighed 9 pounds, 11 ounces. And STARS leoz. 59* The baby has 1 sister. Fresh Roasted 1972 Jeep Commando Hardtop, V-8, 1968 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, V-8 Grandparents are Mr and »7 standard transmission. Radio, automatic, power brakes and Mrs Bruce Irish Sr and Mr four-wheel drive, free wheeling radio. and Mrs Donald Matice. The PEANUTS hubs. *mother is the former Judy 1968 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup Irish. 1968 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup V-8, Stepside V-8 automatic, radio. BEE'S WARRANTY DOES ALL THIS, standard transmission and radio. REEVES - A boy, Michael GRAPEFRUIT You get 100% repair or replacement 1972 GMC 1.2 ton pickup V-8, custom 1969 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, V-8 Andrew, was born to Mr and deluxe, automatic, power steering automatic, power steering and Mrs Dennis h Reeves of 106 S cost coverage on engine/ transmission, and brakes. Radio and air con brakes, radio. Emmons, St Johns Nov 22 at 5LB.,Bag79* rear axle, brake and electrical system ditioning. Carson City Hospital, He weighed 6 lbs 9 ozs. The baby for 30 days or 2,000 miles. And 15% 1972 Ford F-700 truck, V-8, 5-speed, has 2 brothers. Grand FRECHEN'S MARKET discount on parts and labor for a full power .steering and brakes, radio. parents are Mr and Mrs Willard Curtis and Lloyd FOWLER i% 24' months. Haynes. The mother is the Free Parking in Rear of*Sfdf& former Ruth Curtis, CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 7A December 6,197? Senior citizens Bannister VFW ladies sponsoring i scout troop install officers ST JOHNS - Mrs Yvonne The VFW Ladies Auxiliary ,With the Posting of colors Grubaugh, Mabel Hay ward, DePaepe, Mrs Jackie of Bannister Post 6403 held followed by the installing of Viva Hayward, Victoria Plowman of St Johns and • their installation of officers officers and closing Heppner,, Gladys Herron, Miss Brooke Wiseman > of Sunday, Dec 3 at 1 pm at the ceremonies. A dinner and Sharon Herron, Rose Jisa, Lansing, workers in the Girl Slovak Hall in Bannister. dance s followed the Lois Johnson, Viva Kr- Scouts movement, were Guests for the ceremonies ceremonies that was open to chmar, Anna Kristin, Joanne guests of Clinton County were Evyline Woodcock, the public. The music was Kristine, Wanda Litomisky, Senior Citizens Nov 28. Dept Secretary-Treasurer; donated by the MBC Quartet. Jill Loynes, Margie Loynes, Faye Walter, Dept Chaplain; Norma Mead, Hilda Micka, They told of the work of the Phyllis M Goossen, District Members of the VFW Barbara Moore,' Josie Scouts and reported that in #9 President; Lois Burke, Ladies Auxiliary of Ban Oberlin, Margaret Osborn, St Johns there are 10 troops District //9 Conductress; nister Post 6403 are Bessie' Patricia Pattison, Wendy with a membership of 230. ~ Leah Dugan, District //9 Acre, Edith Aldrich, Edith Sadler, Mary Saylor, Mary Girl Scout work is carried on Asst. Conductress; Shirley Bensinger, Janet Bensinger, Jane Schoendorf, Marie in 91 countries of the world. Baxter, District #9 Chaplain. Irene Chovance, Margaret Schreiner, Josephine The ladies told of the purpose District Officers were Twila Cook, Carole Custer, Mary Slamka, Joan Smolka, and desires of the Scouts and DeFreese //4063, Senior Vice Devereaux, Particia Margaret Sperl, Florence they were looking for a President; Audrey Flagg Devereaux, Marcella Stambersky, Wilma sponsor for 1 of the troops. #4005, Junior Vice President; Doubrava, Helen Dunn, Stambersky, Dorothy The Senior Citizens voted to Dorene Breidinger //9455, Anna Fenley, Ruth Ferrall, Vanecek, Josephine sponsor Troop 319. Secretary; Phyllis Nestle Lynn Galko, Mary Galko, Vonoruska, Alice Wagner, #1454, Trustee; Phyllis Foote Lorna Good, Francen Mary Wriska, Joyce Zar- The next meeting of Senior #3794, Trustee; Gladys Grubaugh, Margaret zyski. ' Citizens will be on Dec 12, the Womboldt #3732, Trustee; only meeting in the month. It Florence Griffith #2292, will be the annual Christmas Patriotic Instructor; Eloise party with an exchange of Hambleton #4113, Historian; SOC gifts. Women should MR AND MRS FORD KUHNS Marcia Henry #5065, Banner bring a gift for a woman and Bearer; Carol Patterson man for a man. Potluck #9455 Flag Bearer; Clara MR AND MRS THOMAS RADEMACHER dinner at 12 noon in the 50th anniversary Baudoux #7302, Color Bearer i Episcopal Church un #1; Maxine Winters #2272, dercroft. In case of a bliz ST JOHNS - Mr and Mrs honor of the 50th wedding Color Bearer #2; Dora Shultz Exchange vows zard or ice storm the Raymond Hankey and Mr anniversary of their parents, #4090, Color Bearer #3; meeting will be and Mrs John Thrush Mr and Mrs Ford Kuhns Wanda Mullens #671, Color automatically cancelled. request the pleasure of your Sunday, Dec 10 from 2 to 5 Bearer #4; Linda McGlaughlin #1566, FOWLER - Ann*M Arens The bride graduated from company at an open house in pm at the United Methodist Fowler High School in 1971 Church, St Johns. Musician, and Thomas C Rademacher the program started out exchanged wedding vows at and Micheals Beauty School. 2 o'clock in the afternoon Oct The groom is a 1968 Pewamo 14 at Holy Trinity Church, - Westphalia High School Maple Rapids OES Fowler in the presence of 450 graduate, Engaged guests. • » Following a wedding trip Father Schmitt officiated to Canada and Niagara ST JOHNS - Mr and Mrs ,at the double ring service for Falls, the new Mr and Mrs has installation Norman Petersen, 211 W the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rademacher are at home at Sturgis, announce the Route 1, Tallman Rd, Eagle. MAPLE RAPIDS - The placed on the star-paint engagement of their Donald Arens, Route 2, Installation of Officers of pedestals. A large bouquet of daughter Diane to Larry Fowler and the son of Mr and Maple Rapids OES No 76 was red roses, a gift of the Heathmon, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Rademacher, Stewarts held last Saturday evening at Worthy Patron to the Worthy Mrs Edward Heathman of Route l, Eagle. The altar the Maple Rapids Masonic Matron were at the podium, 211 N Ottowa. was adorned with lavender Temple, with a capacity and a large "Mum" plant, a glads and mums. The bride-elect, a 1972 mark crowd in attendance. gift of Athol Gamble was graduate of St Johns High Given in marriage by her Installing officers were placed on the secretary's father, the bride selected a School, is employed at nnili V©rS O r V Maurice Paine, Past Patron; desk. Installing officers were Hancock Industries of Elsie. traditional style gown with a corsages of red roses and panel of lace set in the front Ulimi / Installing Officer; Neida The prospective groom is a McWilliams, Past Worthy white carnations, gifts of the 1972 graduate of St Johns and a train adorned with lace BANNISTER - Mr and Worthy Matron. appliques. A Juliet cap Mrs Raymond D Stewart of Matron, Installing Marshall; High School and is employed secured her 3 layered elbow 7596 Wilson Road, Bannister, Nina Waldron, Past Worthy Out of town OES guests at Federal-Mogul. ANN HENGESBACH AND DA VE FEDEWA length veil. She held a will mark their 25th wedding Matron, Installing Chaplain; were present from: Crystal A February wedding is cascade bouquet of white anniversary Sunday Dec 10 Opal Smith, Past Worthy No 9; Mulliken, No 161; DIANE PETERSEN being planned by the couple. PORTLAND - Mr and Mrs graduate of Pewamo - orchids with white mums with an open house between 2 Matron, Crystal No 9 In Middleton, No 318; Gilbert Hengesbach of Route Westphalia High School and and pink roses. and 4 pm at the Bannister stalling Organist; Assisting Wacousta, No 133; Arbutus 2, Portland, announce the is employed by John Henry United Methodist Church. Organist, Hazel Wright, Past No 45; DeWitt, No 30; Lebanon ladies ready party engagement of their Co. Jan Spitzley, Route 2, Worthy Matron and Helen Radiant, St Johns No 79; daughter, Ann Marie, to Her fiance is a graduate of Fowler was maid of honor Hosts for the open house FOWLER - Lebanon It's in the evening this time will be their children, Mr and Milbourne, Past Grand Ovid, No 279; Elsie, No 69; Dave L. Fedewa son of Mr Saint Patrick High School with t bridesmaids Bev Soloist, Mulliken, No 161, Rainbow Assembly, No 21, Ladies Aid is having their so the men will be able to join and Mrs Harold Fedewa of and is employed by Old-, Holland, Grand Ledge, Mrs David Showers of Christmas potluck at the in the dinner too. All are Wilmore Ky, Phyllis at Soloist. Special Escorts were and Carson City, No 271. 831 Lyons Rd. Portland. smobile. Elaine Frechen, Fowler and Laurie Ann Fricke and John Other friends and relatives home of Gayle, Fitzpatrick welcome. The couple plans a May 5 Wes tern Michigan : ^Shaipn O'Brien ^We^tphalia. .Raymond fricke of^ Mid- 'from Ithaca, Fowler,-Ehvell, •*-*Dec Tuattf'Pm. bride-elect "wadding. Ann., Martin,.of, Westphalia University, Kalamazoo, and James, at home in part dletori. Host < and • hostess St Johns, East Lansing, was flower girl. ,j were Maurice and Lucille Carson City, Kentwood, Their dresses featured nership with his father. Raymond D Stewart and Paine of the local chapter. Maple Rapids, and Mid lavender tops with orchid Shirley Cramer attended the dleton also attended. skirts with a flounce along the former Ruby Peck were married Dec 14, 1947 in the guest book. A special cake honoring the bottom and long sleeves. Committees for the There was a satin sash and Bannister Methodist Church. the Junior Past Matron and Rev W Ragan officiated and coming year were an Patron, Shirley Craig and 'bow above the waistline. nounced as "Sunshine," Bows secured their shoulder they were attended by Ray Harold Berry, featured a Peck of Elsie and Mrs Winnifred Stewart, Ruth large OES star and the length veils. They carried Cludy, and Ruth Pitts; purple orchids, pink roses Clifford Flegel of Ithaca. names of the honored guests. Relatives and friends are "Publicity" Shirley Craner It was served in the dining and lavender flowers in a and Hazel Wright; "Dining cascade arrangement. invited to attend. No gifts room where a potluck lunch please. Room", Shirley Craig and was served by the Past John Rademacher was "Membership", Athol Matrons, Margaret Hicks best man with groomsmen Gamble and Max Paine. and Shirley Craig were co- Leon Weber, Vern Thelen Officers for 1972-1973 year chairmen. and *Roy Rademacher. Ovid Lions Club meeting installed were Worthy Maple Rapids OES No 76 , Ushers* were Pat Arens and Matron, Christine Brown, Gary Rademacher with Ron (Ladies Night) Monday, Dec and Ithaca Myrtle Chapter 117:00 pm at the Main Street Worthy Patron, John Brown; No 56 held a Composite Martin, Westphalia, ring ate Matron, Margaret bearer. Church. School of Instruction in the Hicks; Associate Patron, Ithaca Masonic Temple on A reception and 5:30 pm MEMBER Elston Hicks; Secretary, Dec 4. buffet supper followed at St Hazel Wright; Treasurer, Mary's' Hall in Westphalia. mwApsB Winnifred Stewart; Con Special guest was the bride's tontltilon • Famirt f MS ductress, Shirley Craig; First Nighters grandmother, Nettie Associate Conductress, .Schuells, Fowler. Lucille Paine; Chaplain, set potluck Anna Hicks; Marshall, Shirley Craner; Ruth, First Nighters will have a Norma Elesen; Esther, Christmas potluck supper at Joyce Van Sickle; Martha, Central National Bank Louise Camp; Electa, Marie Community Room, Satur Roberts, .and Sentinel, Max day, Dec 9 at 6:30 pm. •f Paine. Organist, Mary Allen; Adah, Doris Hicks, Y make this and Dr Dee N. Allen, War Take your own table den, who were unable to service and a dish to pass. the year attend will be installed at the regular meeting on Dec 18. All members and former members are urged to attend she wears an and take a perspective new FLOWERS were featured member. in the chapter room where All are invited. tinted carnations • were
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Clinton area obituaries o* Thursday at the Lansing and graduated from St Johns General Hospital after an High School. An IBM Claude Perry illness of several years. He operator for Howard Sober was a former resident of the Inc, she had lived the last 15 ST JOHNS - Claude E Eureka area. years in Lansing, Perry, fe5, 206 E Higham St( St Johns died Dec 4 at Mr Burtovoy was born in Surviving are 1 sister, Mrs Clinton Memorial Hospital Russia Oct 8, 1896 to Jack Robert (Beatrice) Phelps; 3 following a long illness. He and Maria Burtovoy and nieces, and a nephew, N. U.S. 27 ST. JOHNS had been confined to the came to the United States in hospital for 4 weeks. 1914. He was a resident of the Leo Funeral services are Eureka area for 30 years ana" tomorrow, Thursday at 1:30 lived in Lansing for the past Verlinde GIVES YOU pm at Osgood Funeral year. He married the former Home, St Johns. Rev Averill Doris Seguk Dec 28, 1925 in Carson of the First Gratiot County and his life's ST JOHNS - Leo Verlinde, Congregational Church will work was farming. 86, Route 5, St Johns, officiate with burial in Mt Survivors include his. Bingham Twp died Dec 3 in—fer: Total Rest Cemetery. widow Doris; 7 daughters, Clinton Memorial Hospital Born Sept 25, 1887 in Mrs William McGinnis of following a long illness. Bengal Twp, Clinton County, Los Angeles, Calif, Mrs Funeral services are today, he was the son of John Clark Wayne Morris of San Wednesday, at 11 am at St Perry and Anna I Thurston. Francisco, Mrs Ira Bashore Joseph Catholic Church, St Discount He attended country school and Mrs Edward Johns with burial in Mt Rest and was a retired employee Czachowrski of Elsie, Mrs Cemetery. Scripture ser of the US Post Office in St Robert Didur and Mrs Bruce vices were Tuesday evening Johns. Baley and Mrs Tim Belbeck at the Osgood Funeral Mr Perry wed Nellie M of Lansing; five sons, Jack Home, St Johns. Crockette in St Johns Oct 1, Jr, of Alma, Harry and 1910. A member of the First Daniel of San Francisco and Mr Verlinde was born in Congregational Church, he Anthony and Larry of Belgium Aug 16, 1886. He PLUS lived all his life in the St Lansing; 2 sisters and 3 came to St Johns from Johns area, the last 35 years brothers in Russia; 24 Lansing in 1936 and was a 'at his present address. grandchildren, and 2 great retired farmer. A member of Surviving are his widow, grandchildren. Two St Joseph Catholic Church, Nellie, St Johns; 2 sons, daughters preceded him in his wife, Rosalie Roose Maynard and Gale Perry, death. preceded him in death in both of St Johns; 6 grand 1943. children, and 15 great Neita G grandchildren. Chamberlain Surviving are a son, Emil, Appearing at the St Johns Church of the Nazarene Route- 5, St Johns; 1 Sunday night, Dec 10, at 7 pm will be the "Witmer Jack P OWOSSO -- Neita G daughter, Mrs Elma Family". It is composed of Bob Witmer, his wife Jean Chamberlain, 75; 2333 N Kinglsey, Saranac; 10 and their 2 daughters, 4 and 6. They come from Alma Hollister Rd, Ovid, died Nov grandchildren; 29 great and will be presenting a concert of several sacred num Burtevoy 29 at Memorial Hospital in grandchildren and 9 great- bers with their own accompaniment. A special invita "* ELSIE (c) — Funeral Owosso. great-grandchildren. tion is given to all from the pastor, the Rev Wesley Born Jan 20, 1897 in North Manker, to hear this very unique family perform. services were Saturday for Star, she was the daughter of Jack P. Burtovoy, 76, of 1604 WH and Irene McBride. She Illinois St, Lansing at the attended school in North Star Carter Funeral Home in and wed Roy F Chamberlain Elsie. The Rev Fr Thomas Jan 20, 1915 in North Star. Kowalczyk officiated and She moved to Ovid in 1928. burial was made in River Surviving are her side Cemetery. husband; 3 sons, Duane of NEW HOURS . Mr Burtovoy passed away Ovid, Donald E of Monday - Friday 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Bradenton, Fla and Mervin S Saturday 8 a.m.-9 p.m. of rural Ovid; 16 grand Sunday 10 a.m.-7 p.m. children; 14 great Opcit&tte* grandchildren and a sister, Mrs Ruth Nelson' of North Star. A son and daughter WITH COUPON from VAN W. HOAG preceded her in death. Funeral services were Dec 2 at the Houghton Chapel of 49-oz. c Dear friends, Osgood Funeral Homes, Inc. OXYDOL Box 69 P Ovid. Burial was in North LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY It deserves emphasis that Star Cemetery. COUPON EXPIRES DEC. 9, 1972 the time, the place, the char Contributions may be WITH THIS COUPON & $7.00 PURCHASE acter of the funeral service, the merchandise used, the made to the American cemetery selected - these are Cancer Society. decision*, of the family of the PAPER TOWELS I deceased. The funeral direc Mary Lou WITH COUPON tor-acts only as arepresenta- YOU ^g^^mtly.,^,- ^ T?"- p*£
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OSGOOD cConcern WEDNESDAY - PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA FUNERAL HOMES PRELL 5-oxg.- 88 OSGOODt^GOERGE^ EACH THURSDAY - FOWLER ST. JOHNS FOWLER LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY / COUPON EXPIRES DEC. 9, 1972, N w y : ..•••,.•;.•••• •..•.•••••'....,••. ^-.'..-.Iit. ii... FRIDAY - FULTON-MIDDLETON s ABBOTTMAPLE RAPIDS S HOUGHTOnaOVID ^ : December 6,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 9A TRI AMI BOWL W L NIGHT HAWK Gamblers 30 18 ' W L Odd Couples 30 18 McKenzie's 26 13 Clinton area bowling Beck's 25' 14 Halfways 30 18 Fowler Nerts individual series - Sally Legion 24 15 JVITE OWLS series. High team game - series - J ,Payne, 550. High Mamas & Papas 28 20 By Miss Cecilia Titian, f, , -.'.,. .W L Gavenda, 600. High game Challengers, 1012 with a 2916 game team -Daley's 904 with Sparemakers 25 1/2 22 1/2 G and I ' 24 15 team - E J Standard, 923 with Zeeb's 23 16 Moore's 35 13 series. a 2615 series. Other, high Underdogs 25 23 Mrs Lula Boak and Mr and St Johns. She also attended a a 2656 series. Other 500's - N Coca Cola 20 19 St Johns Co-op 311/2 16 1/2 games - J Payne, 212; K Splits & Mrs 24 24 Mrs Carl Boak and daughter bridal shower Tuesday, Barrett, 521; C Tiedt, 504; C TRI AMI BOWL Egg Station 20 19 FC Mason's 31 17 Ladisky, 211; M Cook, 542 Four Strikes 211/2 26 1/2 Eillen were Thanksgiving evening at the home of Mr Thum, 534; D King, 506; D W L Dunkel's 18 21 Wheel Inn 31 17 series. Splits - J Dush, 3-7; M Wildcats 21 27 Day dinner guests of Mr and and Mrs Carl Boak, in honor Thompson, 508; T Masarik, Gamblers 30 18 Hettler's 18 21 Hobby, Lobby 25 23 Cook, S Mills, G Mayers, 3- Lost Cause 20 28 Mrs Cecil Boak of St Johns. of Diane Boad which was 509; TMiller, 586. Other 200's Odd Couples 30 18 Shell 16 23 Hillside Shop 23 25 10; C Seidel, D Houghton, E Four Pros 17 31 Mr and Mrs Donald Fox given by„MissJ3illen Boak( - S Gavenda 204, 209; T Halfways 30 18 Randolph's 12 27 Kurt's 23 25 Underwood, 5-6; J Payne, 2- Last Chance 16 32 and family of Flint were and Mrs Jeanriett Barnour; Miller, 201, 215. Splits con Mamas & Papas 28 20 St Johns Oil 8 31 Rivard's 22 26 Sparemakers 25 1/2 22 1/2 7; V de Beaumont, 4-5; W High game individual - B Thanksgiving Day dinner Mr and Mrs Hilary'Miller verted - N Barrett, 5-10; C Sipkovsky, 242 with a 600 High game individual - D Drake's 18 1/2 29 1/2 Underdogs 25 23 Ferrall, 4-5-7. guests of his mother Mrs and family of Lansing were Tiedt, 5-7; A Hatta, 5-7. series. High game team - Grlffeth, 218. High individual Curley Q 18 30 Splits & Mrs 24 24 Agnes Fox. Sunday afternoon visitors of Mamas & Papas, 887. *High series - A Mohnke, 571. High ; Cain's] t> 17 31 / Four Strikes 21 1/2 26 1/2 Mr and Mrs Arnold Miller his parents Mr K and Mrs, ' earn series - Gamblers, game team - G and I, 979 Gen Tele 13 35 I Wildcats 21 27 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE and Henry Leoffert were Arnold Miller. COCA COLA PREP 169. Other high games - D with a 2648 series. 200 games High| fg£am e individual -1 LEAGUE Lost Cause 20 28 W Thanksgiving Day dinner Mr and "Mrs Donald Simon ( riakos, 207-541; L Howard, - W Morrison, 200; L Rachel Schumaker, 232., Four Pros 17 31 Schmitt's 23 guests of Mr and Mrs Paul and family of Mt Clemens W 227; W Wright, 213-503; E Grennell, 205; J Greer, 207; High individual series - Julia Pinsetters Last Chance 16 32 Rehmann's 22 Schafer and family of spent the Thanksgiving' 18 Wreggelsworth, 521. L Schavey, 203; M Silvestri, 558. High game* Tenpinners 15 High game individual - B Daley's 21 Rademacher, 208; L Bar DeWitt. weekend with Mr and Mrs earn -JWheel Inn, 847. High Losers 14 Sipkovsky, '242 with a 600 Demmer's 20 tholomew, 213; J Powers, Mr and Mrs Edward Martin Schafer. team series - Co-op, 2405. Dragons 12 series, fligh game team' - Sprite 20 203; A Mohnke, 212; S Wallace and family Mr and Mr and Mrs Larry Thelen Converjsjons - P Cole, 3-10;/j strikers 10 Mamas & Papas, 887. High Aloha 20 SHIRTS & SKIRTS Mrs David Mackey and have purchased the home of Dnscoll, *7; M Smit, 3-lOi'D Super Stars Sillman, 202. 10 team series - Gamblers', Redwing Lanes 19 W L family and Mr and Mrs A L Mr and Mrs Norman Bro\vn Cook, 2-7;"J Albring, 2-7/ R " 2469. Other high games -D Roadhouse 19 Kelly Tires 37 15 rftid'Mr'.'and Mrs'Norman Redwing Snack Bar 9 Mackey all of Lansing were I; Ritter.brlO, 5-7; J O'Le^ry, Kid Power 8 Bakos, 207-541; L Howard, Galloway's 18 1/2 20 1/2 Dunkel's . 37 15 FIRST NIGHTERS Thanksgiving Day guests of Brown have moved to St 3-10; J pqlly, 4-10; S Sibley, 3- High game individual - 227; W Wright, 213-503; E Bruno's 18 21 Guy's Sunoco 34 1/2 17 1/2 W L Mrs Opal Miller. Johns. 10; C Tavlor, 5-7. Dry Dock 17 22 Central Nat Bank 29 23 Karen Penix, 178 with a 477 Wreggelsworth, 521. Dog & Suds 42 10 Mrs Lula Boak spent a Under the guise of religion series. High game team - Strouse Oil 16 1/2 22 1/2 SlopShots 29 23 Lewis Hardware - 36 16 couple of days with Mr and TENPIN KEGLERS High game Coldstream 27 25 some mighty poor excuses Redwing Snack Bar, 1014. COFFEE CUP individual - Lantermanlns 321/2 191/2 Mrs Carl Boak and family of L Rich Snyder, 242. High in The PB's 22 30 get by. High Team series - Ten W L Simon Realty 29 1/2 22 1/2 McKenzie's JB2 16 l dividual series - Roger Patterson & Sons 22 30 pinners, 2845. Splits con Daley's 39 9 Nick's 25 27 E J Stamford hi 16 verted - L Maier, 2-7. D Heathman, 592. High game Mai-Tai 21 31 Citgo 25 27 Houghton's 34 1/2 13 1/2 Dry Dock , 20 32 Hub Tire 30 18 Dush, 3-10 (twice); B Lin- Jays learn - Bruno's, 974. High Andy's IGA 24 28 Parr's \ 30 18 33 15 Ralyke Farms 17 35 lemuth, 2-7; M Roesner, 3- Roadrunners team series - Schmitt's, 2729. Carlings 23 1/2 28 1/2 Allaby & Brewbaker 26 22 30 18 Lucky Wonders 16 1/2 35 1/2 10; D Downing,3-10. Snack Bar 200 games - B Boettger, 215; Homeliters 23 1/2 28 1/2 American Legion 24 24 27 21 High game individual - R Chaparral R Kentfield, 202; L Hub Motel 23 29 Clinton Nat Bank -23 25 26 22 Snyder, 212. High individual PEANUTS General Tire Childress, 226; L Neller, 204; D&BPartyShoppe 16 36 JulieK*', 21 27 24 24 R Heathman, 203, 213; R series - J Greer, 550. High W L Clinton Crop 23 1/2 24 1/2 Beck's 12 40 Daley'sf / 21 * 27 Simcox, 214; K Barrett, 219; team game - Kelly Tires, 737 'High game individual - Raiders 16 8 Tastee Freez 19 29 with a 1968 series. Other high Hallenbedk's 181/2 29 1/2 Gutter Balls 16 8 S Thelen, 214; M Slagel, 203; Carleen Eaton, 207 with a 549 Masarik's Jim's Radio 14 34 game - K Penix, 537 series. 18 30 Challengers 11 13 Mission Imp, J Lowe, 205; J Tatroe, 231; B series. High game team Bruno's' . 12 1/2 35 1/2 11 25 Upton, 205; J Boyce, 213; D Winners 5 19 Overway Agency 7 41 Lewis Heating, 952 with a High game individual - Henning, 213; L Kuhns, 207; Gigh game individual - Jill High game individual - M 2569 series. Other high Carole Thum, 245^ High M Rowell, 233, 203. Andrews, 120 with a 294 Cook. 223. High individual games - C Eaton, 203; M TUESDAY TEATIME Mohnke, 204-513; H Thomp W L son, 206-503; C May, 200-517; Redwing Lanes 41 11 5 PIN LEAGUE J Albring, 508; M Simmon, L Aloha Drive-In 33 , 19 203-516. NOTICE W Art's Refinery 32 20 DON'T 38 10 Levey's Paradise's 28 24 TAKE CHANCES... The Board of Clinton County Road Commissioners will receive 4 Peases 30 18 CAPITOL Gratiot Farmers TAKEOUT sealed bids at 701 W. State St., St. Johns, Michigan until 10:00 Fighting Irish 29 19 W 23 26 1/2 25 1/2 Sandbaggers 25 Central Nat Bank Moorman Feeds 25 A.M. Monday, December 18,1972 for the following: Charlies Tunas 25 23 Coca Cola 23 Snowmobile Insurance 24 251/2 261/2 Alley Cats 24 S&H Farms 25 27 Bob's Bar 21 Solid State 23 25 Beaufore's 21 25 EZ Flo Chemical 24 28 MORE PROTECTION FOR YOU. Roberts Ceramics 23 Randolph's 24 28 Co-op's 20 B-Sers 20 28 Woodbury's 20 2 tandem trucks 29 Clinton Machine Farm Bureau 19 1 201/2 311/2 CapitolS &L 19 *Choice of $25.00 or $50.00 deductible Karens Krunchers 17 31 Carlings 17 33 Furman's 16 1/2 35 1/2 *lnsured for actual cash value ' Specifications may be obtained at the Road Commission Office. Pinsetters 15 Val's Pizzeria 14 38 Moriarty's 15 High game individual - High game individual - Central Nat Bank 15 *Sleds & trailers may be added for flaf charge . Keith Barrett, 247 with a 625 Fresca 12 Diane Hopp, 190. High in Liability & medical payments (including fThe Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and series. High game team - VFW 10 dividual series - Carolyn you & family) may be added to accept the bid that is, in their opinion, in the best interests of Alley Cats, 784 with a 2178 Spitzley, 529. High game High game individual - 'the Commission. .series. 200 games - E Lance, team - Aloha Drive-In, 890 Ralph Kridner, 224. High *Renewal premium Is automatically 201; R Myers, 204; R Heath with a 2463 series. Splits individual series - Jack adjusted to allow for depreciation man, 206, 206; C Haas, 215; J converted - D Harger, D Batchelor, 557. High game THE BOARD OF CLINTON COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS Tatroe, 215; D Pease, 223; D Richards, 2-7; D Hopp, C learn - Beaufore's, 941 with a Martin, 226; C Haas, 235. Spitzley, 3-10; M Savage, 3-5- 2619 series. 200 games - C Splits converted - B Martin, 7; J Heathman, J Pease, 3-5- Trumbull, 218; G Roy C. Davis, Chairman R Roesner, S Brokaw, 5-10; L 10; M Kingsburv, 4-5-7; C Schneeberger, 201; J Seim, r Paul Nobis ' Langlois, 4-5; K Campbell, 2- Spitzley, 4-9; J Esch, M 204; C Chamberlain, 206; B Jim McKenzie Agency, Inc. 7; E Strickland, 3-9-10; S Boettger, 5-6; M Adams, D Taylor, 210; K Becher, 202; -Iviarvin Platte B6bow, 3-5-7; B Dickey 5-6^ G May, 210; A Dutcher, 205; \i 3 u£,#fc. Anderson, 5«7^I>Urbaniak, 222 N. Clinton Dial 224-2479 5 Brokaw', 3-7. * 8-9. J Batchelor, 203. CHRISTMAS HAS COME TO THE TREASURE CHEST! Many New And Exciting Gifts W i^K^H^tt^H^M^K^IC^H^X,^]. ""'•""•" ft MOORE RUSSELL CHRISTMAS Colonial BIBSA/OIL CO. STOVER 909 C. STATE CANDLES & ST. JOHNS CANDY Zephyr: L. TABLE; 1 Charge your purchases to: OPEN EVENINGS RUSSELL DECORATIONS STARTING DECEMBER 4th STOVER -^ V,r.V.fWWIHtt -HA Ph. 224-4726 GLASSWARE TILL CHRISTMAS CANDY PLAQUES Distinctive MEN'S GIFTS ALWAYS IN THE MARKET FOR PRINTING BEAUTIFUL BOXED • Oats • Corn • Wheat • Soybeans a White Beans CARDS or Sell, Store, or Grain Bank , When Time Means Money PERSONALIZED We can save you both. We'll BULK AND BAGGED FERTILIZER meet your deadline and save CARDS AND BULK DELIVERY OF PURINA FEEDS ». you money. CALL US Clinton County News ALL KINDS OF NOWI MATHEWS ELEVATOR BEAUTIFUL GIFT Fowler, Mich. Ph. 582-2551 PARTY GOODS WRAPS AND BOWS PLATES, EVERYTHING NAPKINS, SEE US FIRST FOR TABLECLOTHS, FOR THE 0 L7YNDBATMK SOILf•**S• /$ SPRING B0K POSTERS "r ALLIES FARM LOANS & PUZZLES • New Facilities?
1104 S. US-H7 • Repairs? " Remember Our Film Service And Ph. 224-7127 St. Johns, Mich. • Expansion? St.j Johns , Ashley »• N. eiiniwi Convenient Rear 1 SI4.171 Serving America's Farmers: 224-3234 i > • 847-3571 • Modernization? VIRGIL ZEEB Entrance Parking i Providers of Plenty >fi. '",! V, ! ™^ X
W™"«>™^T? IS. No job is too large or too small PLUMBING AND for CAINS COMPLETE T!EST DRIVE • ^. t HEATING AUTO BODY THE'73s * RESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIAL- ' Any Make-Any Model"' •QUALITY WORK Bumping-Palnting-Reconditioijlng * r Chevrolet Caprice the finest workmanship makes' It look' like new, 1 Bulck ^j^^jHin Jdinger Chevrolet* DUNKEL CAINS line. £".!'" St. Johns ^^Q ^2-J,, -., Fowler PLUMBING & HEATING . 210Hlflham St.Johns 22^-3233,^°^^. 10A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan December 6,1972 Where it's at on the
ti\ * Clinton teen scene U DeWitt High School Five SJHS students travel to COSM MT PLEASANT - Five St seriously discussing issues Panther Prints Johns High School students that affect all people of all were among 200 from 23 countries. All is designed countries, who took part in with this purpose in mind. Dr COSMOS, sponsored by the Nicholas Goncharoff, a by Doreen Theroux State YMCA of Michigan at former Russian prisoner of Central Michigan University war and presently Director Dec 1-3. of International Education Monday, the DeWitt High game. The funds will be department, the graphic arts Several wonderful things and World Affairs of the School lunch program took spent on the Junior Senior department and other in have occurred to make National Council of YMGA's, on a new flavor. prom, which is now in the terested groups, if it is COSMOS a reality. The was aspecialguest resource. In addition to uWstandaifl^ planning stages. cleared through the ad community of Mt Pleasant It is ''through programs > Type A lunch, the cooks will Wednesday, Dec 13, the ministration. has opened its heart and such as COSMOS that young also be offering an A La High School Band and Other flicks of interest homes, with local families people the world oyer will Carte menu. Daily items Chorus will present a around the halls of DHS are hosting participants coming come to a better un include hamburgers, hot Christmas Concert. Look for the film flicks being shown from all over the state. The derstanding of each other, dogs, french fries, apple and details in next week's paper. during activity period. They program designed under the and hopefully the result will cherry pies, twinkles, All drivers beware!!! are sponsored by the co-ed leadership of Miss Debbie be peaceful co-existence and cupcakes, oranges, apples, There will be a new crop of phys ed class; the new Barndt, a doctoral'student the absence of conflict. cookies,'and chocolate milk. drivers on the roads (trails) sweaters (off-white, v-neck, from Michigan State Local participants were Specials, in addition to daily in DeWitt as the fall driver's varsity letter) the varsity University, offers many new Rita Kissane, daughter of Mr ' items, will include Mondays - education classes finish in club members are wearing experiences for all. The and Mrs Robert Kissane, ham & cheese on bun, mid-December. There will and the movies being small group discussions, Route 3; Sandi Munger, Tuesdays - Mike' (small be another session beginning sponsored by Mrs Elaine individual conversations, daughter of Mr arid "Mrs submarine sandwich), in the spring. Kutchins, Mr Tom Sawyer, and total group "Cosmic Keith Munger, 211 West Wednesdays - burritas the sophomore and junior Happening" are all meant to Buchanan and Kitty Smit (spicy sandwich), Thurs The students in French classes, and the student sharpen our awareness of (Holland) staying with Mr days - pizza, and Fridays - club are trying to raise council. Four movies will be the similarities and dif and Mrs Wayne Bruin, 3760 cheese-burgers. All items enough funds for a trip to shown, spread out over the ferences in the many East Taft Rd; Debbie range in price from 5$ school year. The first, Rebel cultures of the world. . Thelen, daughter of Mr and Johns High School students wiit£\took P$r,t France in the spring. At one .eating with chopsticks, Five St (chocolate milk) to 40$ of their last meetings, they Without A Cause, was shown Mrs Alvin J Thelen, Route 2; international weekend at Central Michigan (mike'). had a guest speaker from an to the student body on Nov 21 listening to students who and Ursula Itschner COSMOS, an The students have been Airline Company. The trip and 22. Basically, the have lived their lives under (Switzerland) staying with University Dec 1-3 were from left, Rita Kissane, Debbir*1_ 1 e asking for a change in the will cost each member sophomores and seniors the cloud of war, dancing the Mr and Mrs Wayne Ward, lunch program, and with the between $300-$400. Mrs viewed the film Tuesday, Mexican Hat Dance, or 501 W Baldwin Street. Thelen, Ursula Itschner, Sandi Munger and KJjJ,tty Smitii- t help of Mrs Balderson, the Olivera Bukovinsky, French and the freshman and head cook, the student teacher, is the French club juniors saw it Wednesday. Fulton High School council, and Don Mueller, sponsor. Generally all students en principle, the A La Carte The student council is joyed the movie and a program has become a trying to organize a school special thanks goes to all WRBJ's Solid reality. Thanks to all who newspaper. It will be ' who helped bring the movie On the scene have assisted the A La Carte sponsored by Tom Mauro, to DHS, expecially Mrs menu to become a part of the and backed by the art Kutchins and Mr Sawyer. Sound Survey with Cheryl Snycler lunch program. -* In other areas of interest, 1580 With Larry Patrick Gaining their 1st victories of it, breezing past the the losing junior president, we would like to encourage for the season were the Pilgrims 54-49. High scorers Dave>Croad the "pie in the junior varsity and varsity were Doug Antes and Pete everyone to ^support our 1. It Never Rains in 4. Clair — Gilbert eye.'^Mr Parker, varsity school. There is always O'Sullivan basketball teams Friday, Maniez with 19 and 17 points coach, ajid Mr Wright, junior Southern California — December l. The varsity respectively. something happening at Albert Hammond' 5. Summer Breeze — Seals varsityj^coach, gave' short DHS Tonight (Wednesday) & Crofts Pirates posted a 56-53 win A SPIRIT raising pep talks and introdijpe'd the 2. Thunder & Lightning — over the Lansing Christian is the girls' BB game with Chi Coltrane 6. Operator — Jim Croce assembly was held the last 15 1972-73 'basketball .players. Potterville at DeWitt. The Pilgrims, afer being behind minutes of the day by the JV 3. I Am Woman — Helen 7. What Am I Crying For — most of the way. It shows varsity team is now in Reddy Dennis Yost & Classics 4 and varsity cheerleaders. I second place and there is 8. Sweet Surrender — that the blue and gold never Each class president came On Monday, December 4, always plenty of action as Bread give up! Leading the way down and led their class in a Fulton students enjoyed an the girls battle it out. Game 9. Walk On Water — Neil were Larry Badge and cheer. The loudest class all-school paid assembly time is 6:30. Honor Roll Stuart Kanitz with 15 and 13 gave the softest class a "pie entitled "Broadway In Diamond points respectively. Sight." Thursday, the wrestling Ovid Junior High honor roll 10. I'd Love You To Want Me in the eye." The sophomores team will travel to Dansville — Lobo The junior varsity, were the winners and their for their; weekly match. The 7th GRADE however, had an easier time president, Gavin Tyler gave freshman team will play at Sue Fent (AH A's), Soni home against Lansing Besko, Cynthia Buckley,. Catholic Central, Thursday Mary Case, Robert Conner, at 7 pm. Friday, both the Kelly Cook, Ray Delaney, varsity and junior varsity Laurie Foster, Paul Goebel, teams will challenge Port Dianne Hammond, Eileen land St Pats here at 7 pm. Hatta, Larry Hehrer, Beth Jn action Thursday, Nov Hill. 30, the wrestlers outscored Kristie Hose, Brad Haslett 37 to 27. Kurt Mar Hudecek, David Kadolph, tens, Chris Corr and Dale Pam MacGuinnness, Jill Young both succeeded. in St Johns High School Junior Bob McGraw, Margy Olger, pinning their man. Halmo operates the school's new Janet Parks, Lois Purves, On the academic scene, Sherri Selfridge, Tracey report cards were multilith duplicator. Simpson, Debbie Slavik, distributed Nov 7. There Carlene Tejkl, Kristi were no classes Nov 8 Winkler, Carol Young. because of parent teacher St Johns High School conferences. There were 53 8th GRADE freshmen, 31 sophomores, 41 Joni Arnett, Brenda juniors, and 55 seniors on the SJH Happenings Bowen, Penny Canfield, honor roll. Of the 180 on the Michelle Crowell, Karen honor roll, only 6 students by Theresa Huard Delaney, Steve Fent, Valde earned all A's. Garcia, Roger Gilbert, Tina The senior class is Gleason, Leann Martin. preparing for graduation. On behalf of the Clinton came out very distorted. Jon Miller, Sue Miller, They have chosen navy blue National Bank, St Johns Another advantage of the Glenn Morgan, Holly and burgandy as their class High School now has a Multilith Duplicator is that it Prikasky, Lori Purves, Ron colors. Announcements have Multilith Duplicator. has created a job for Bob Ridley, Roger Squiers, also been ordered. Nov 20, The Multilith Duplicator, Halmo, junior who is Wayne Swender, Dawn Powell Studios delivered an offset printing press, associated with the Business White, Raymond Wieber. senior portraits. would usually cost the school Department through his Elsie Junior High honor roll The junior class has approximately $2000 but last Typing I class. Bob has boosted it's treasury by October Charles Huntington, learned to operate the GRADESEVEN holding a Donkey Basketball a representative from machine on his own with the Rodney Acre, Dennis Clinton National Bank made help of an instruction Albaugh, Danny Alba ugh, arrangements with Mr booklet. Nancy Arnst, Jeff Baese, Kramer, head of the In addition to the Torch, Teresa Bates, John Ben- DRIVE-IN BANKING business department for the the machine is used to print singer, Victor Black, Kelly HOURS school, to recieve the the programs for the drama Bradish, Mike Davis, duplicator. productions, wrestling Douglas Davis, Andrea Man. thru Thurs. 8:30 -5 pm matches, Staff and Drama Fabus, Karen Green, Bruce Fridays £ 8:30 - 8 pm The main advantage of Hofferbert, Lynnette Hrn- Saturdays ^ 8:30 -1 pm this type of press is the Club newsletters. clearness of print and pic Future plans are being charik, Joey McAninch, tures. made to use the duplicator Laurie Mead, Kevin Peters, ife Mimeograph machines, for school district Lori Raymer, Jane Reed, which the Torch (the school newsletters, 'the school Debbie White, Faye Wilson, paper) previously Used, curriculum guide and Annette Zemla. CENTRAL NATIONAL! caused print to come out too eventually school stationery. BANK light or too dark and often Mr., Kramer hopes that a GRADE EIGHT smeared. Pictures were class might be added to the Lisa Baese, Richard Betz, ST. JOHNS harder to print and usually curriculum in which many Cindy Black, Loretta other students could learn Brichan, Karen Chapko, and benefit from operation of Teresa Clark, Jon Coon, the Multilith Press. Donna Davis, Milissa Denovich, Terri Furstenau. i f Butter cookies will stay Anne Glowney (All A's), flavorful if you follow these Debra Green, David TMdU few suggestions for storing. Hammond, Gerald Ham Bar cookies should be stored mond, Tim Hehrer, Sharon uncut in a tightly covered Heinze (AH A's), Margaret baking pan, Store soft Horak, John Hucko, John cookies in a tightly covered Kvalevog, Mark Latz. container; crisp cookies in a Roger Lover, Cindy loosely covered container. Moore, Stacy Schoendorf, 15557 North East St. Keep all in a cool place and Mark Vostrizansky, Kim- Lansing Ph. 482-6273 do not mix soft and crisp' berly Watters, Richard cookies together. Zotma. Douglas Sturgis. PROFESSIONAL CAREER\ IN THE BEAUTY FJELD CLINIC New classes starting I CHRISTMAS HOUSE OPEN TO the first Tuesday of THE every month " | LIGHTING CONTEST 1972 PUBLIC For'further Information, write or call Name...... Mrs. Sonnefiberg, Manager. Ml MHI K (>( All services rendered by supervised Address senior students for a mlnmum charge. Telephone... ',,,(< l\ 1 |i»N 'I Category: General. f iisMI I Ot I*."" Religious. Mail to: ST. JOHNS LIGHTING CONTEST ' 701 S. Kibbee St. Johns, Michigan 48879 DudllM DM. 8
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•••t^ $°& 16A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan December 6,1972 Facing big opponents Rddwings have expedience/speed
After clobbering—nan-league op Japinga said Ionia is to be considered ponent Ovid-Elsie in the season opener, the favorite in the West Central League the St Johns Redwings dropped their this year. Ionia has 2 outstanding 2nd contest to Ionia. , talents in Kurt Kaeding, 6-8, and a real However, coach Doug Japinga is fine shooting guard, Steve Walter. Both counting on the experience of his squad players had outstanding performances to improve on lASJLseiasQn!s_4-13 mark,, in their encounter with the Redwings Returning this season are Charlie and will probably continue against Faivor, Bruce Irish, Ed Jorae, Alex their other league opponents. ManKinnon, Dennis Parker, Dan Mohnke and Mike Sutherland. Redwing opponents, on the other Japinga also plans to make use of the hand, will be in for 4 quarters of fast talent of some players who gained basketball with St Johns combining experience with the junior varsity last their quickness with a good defense. season. West Central teams will most likely, Not a particularly tall club, the often feel the sting of an exploding fast Redwings will be pitting their speed break--an edge that can give a good against the height of opposing squads fast team points while"rattling their during the '73 season. opponent's offensive attack. Schedule Roster
Numbers Nov 28 Ovid-Elsie (H) Jan 19 Ionia (H) Name & Position Height Grade W R Dennis Parker-G 5'9" 12 10 11 Dec 1 Ionia (A) Jan 26. Waverly (A) Steve Pytlowanyj-F 6»l/2" 12 54 55 Dec 8 Waverly (A) ' Jan 30 Mt. Pleasant (A) Mark DeBoer-C 6'4" 12 34 35 Dan Mohnke-F 6*1" 12 42 43 Dec 15 Grand Ledge (H) Feb 2 Grand Ledge (A) Charlie Faivor-F 6'1" 12 52 53 George Rosner-F 6*0" 11 32 33. Dec 21 Hastings (A) Feb 9 Alma (H) Tom French^G 5'11" 11 20 21 Brian Studer-G 5*8" 11 22 23 Dec 29 Okemos (at E Lans) Feb 13 Lakewood (A) Bruce Irish-F 6'11/4" 12 50 51 Mike Sutherland-C-F 6'3" 12 30 31 Dec 30 E Lansing (H) Feb 16 Charlotte (H) Ed Jorae-G 5'10» - 12 14 15 Bob Wieber-G 5*11" 11 24 25 Jan 5 Charlotte (A) Feb 27 Greenville (A) ' Alex MacKinnon-G 5'11" 12 12 13 Doug Woodhams-F 6*11/2" 11 40 41 Jan 9 Mason (H) Mar 2 Hastings (H) Jan 16 Alma (A) MARCH 5-10 TOURNAMENTS This section sponsored by the following merchants
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Heighth is strength Question mark for Ovid-Elsie
Bob Foreback, Ovid-Elsie cage missing the first few games of the coach, sees this year as "a question season because of an injury. This could mark." hurt us now early in the year." "We have fine material returning Foreback said his teams' weakness from last year's team," he said. "We will be "over-all speed." will build around these 4 players with 3 other seniors having a chance to earn a He looked at St Louis as the team to starting position on the team. beat this season. He added "Chesaning "Our strength this year will be over and Ithaca return veteran teams and all team heighth. We lack the big man, should push St Louis for the league but could start 5 boys 6-1. We "have title. O-E, Bullock Creek and Corunna some good shooters and some are improved, making this 1 of the rebounders returning. Gary Groom, most balanced leagues since I've been our leading scorer and rebounder is at Ovid-Elsie.
Schedule
Jan 26 Nov 28 St Johns (T) Corunna (H) Dec 15 •Portland (T) Feb 2 Chesaning (H) Dec 8 Chesaning (H) Feb 9 . St. Louis (T) Dec 15 St. Louis (H) Feb 10 Grand Ledge (H) Roster Dec 19 Bath (H) Feb 13 Haslett (H) Dec 22 Grand Ledge (T) ' Feb 16 Ithaca (H) Jan 5 Bay City (T) Feb 23 Bullock Creek (T) Feb 24 ' Perry (H) Name Height Grade Position Randy Bowles 6'0'» F Jan 12 Ithaca (T) Dan Washburn 6»2» C Jan 16 Haslett (T) Mar 2 Corunna (T) Dan Egbert 6'1» 12 FG Jim Warfle 5'10» G Jan 19 Bullock Creek (H) Mar 3 Bay City (H) Randy Loynes 6*2" 12 C Timm Glowney 5'ii" • F Rich McCreery 6'2» 12 G Rod Love , 5»id» F Doug Keck 6*1" 12 F Greg Kellogg, 5*10 C Rick Staples 5*10" 12 F Greg Bancroft 5U0" G Tom Kiririovic 5*9" 12 G Jack Bashore 5»8» 10 G This section sponsored by the following merchants
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Debir Chevrolet Co. Clinton Machine Jenk's Drug Store Tri-Ami Bowl December 6,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 17A Enthusiastic reports on Eagles
Wftf**' Another strong Fowler squad Following an outstanding 17-4 season Trierweiler is enthusiastic about this last year, the Fowler Eagle cagers season's prospects and said, "I'm real return this season with 8 returning optimistic. The team got a lot of ex lettermen, 6 of whom saw plenty of perience last, year and I've seen a lot of action last season. improvement already this season." Losing only 3 league games last ' Fowler has already started the season, the Eagles went all through the season on a winning note with a con district tournament and to the regional vincing 76r56 victory over Portland St championship game, when they lost to Patrick. The victory displayed a Webberville. balanced scoring attack with 4 players, Johnny Simon, Scott Spicer, Mel Pohl Coach Charles Trierweiler. sees and Tony Thelen fitting in double Springport as their biggest problem for figures. the Eagles this year along with Fowler fans wishing to see the returning talent to the Webberville and Eagles in action at. home shouldn't Potterville teams. He also said waste time. Because of schedule Pewamo-Westphalia is a team with a changes, Fowler will have no home lot of potential. games after January.
Fowler basketball players for 1972-73 are kneeling from' left, John Simon, Neil Simon, Scott Spicer, Russ Nobach, Roger Thelen, Bob MacKinnon and Brian Thelen, Standing from left are G Simon, manager, Tony Thelen, Schedule Mel Pohl, Mike Fox, Dan Jandernoa, Glenn Thelen and Bill Thelen and coach, Charles Trierweiler. \
Jan 23 Springport (H) Dec 1 St. Pats (T) Jan -26 St. Pats (H) Dec 8 Webberville (H) Jan 30 Bellevue (H) Dec 9 Freesoil (H) Roster Feb 2 Webberville (T) Dec 12 Olivet (H) Feb 9 Olivet (T)" Varsity Nos. Dec 15 Laingsburg (H) Mel Pohl Feb 13 Springport (T) . Name Height Grade L D 6*1" Senior 32 33 Dec 19 Potterville (H) Dan Jandernoa Scott Spicer 5'7" Senior 10 11 6*1" Senior 34 35 Jan 5 DeWltt (T) Feb 16 Laingsburg (T) Neil Simon 5»H)»' Roger Thelen 5*7" Junior 12 13 Senior 40 41 Jan 12 P-W (H) Feb 20 Potterville (T) Bill Thelen Bob MacKinnon 5'8» Junior 14 15 6'0" Senior 42 43 Jan 19 Bellevue. (T) Feb 23 DeWitt (H) John Simon 5'11» Senior 20 21 Russ Nobach 5*8" Junior 44 45 Mar 2 P-W (T) Gary Rademacher 5'6" Junior 22 23 Brian Thelen S'll" Junior 50 51 Mike Fox 5'11" Senior 24 25 Tony Thelen 6'1» Senior 52 53 Louie Martin S'll' Junior .30 31 Glen Thelen 6'2» Junior 54 55
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Teammates on the 1972-73 DeWitt High School basketball team are •kneeling from left, Mike Ferguson,' Randy Lankford, Randy Pitts, Terry Schedule Faust, Steve Dolman and Ron VanDeusen. Standing from left are Mark Colby, Rob Peck, Lonnie Stone, Tom Jensen, Tim Marrott, Tom Ashley, Chris Mineilly and coach Frank Deak.1 Nov 28 * Bath(H) Jan 23 Laingsburg (A) Dec 5 • Potterville (A) • Jan 26 Potterville (H) - Dec 8 Portland St. Pats (H) Jan 30 Olivet (A) Roster Dec 12 Pewamo-Westphalia (H) Feb 2 Portland St. Pats (A) Dec 15 Bellevue (A) Feb 9 . Pewamo-Westphalia (A) Dec 19 Springport (A) Feb W . Laingsburg (H) Jan 2 Dansville (A) Feb 16 Bellevue (H) Jan 5 Fowler (H) Feb 20 Springport (H) iv Randy Pitts 5'10» Senior 34 Name Height Grade Number Tom Jensen 6'0» ' Junior 40 Jan 12 Webberville (A) Feb 23 Fowler (A) Chris McNellly 6'0« Senior 14 Mike Ferguson 6»0» Senior 42 Jan 19 Olivet (H) Mar 2 Webberville (H) Randy Lankford 5'9»» Senior 20 Lonnie Stone 6'1» Senior 44 Terry Faust 5*10" Junior 22 Mark Colby 6*2" Junior 50 Steve Dalman 5'10V Junior 24 Tom Ashley' 6'2» Senior 52 Ron VanDeusen 6»0*» Junior 30 Tim Marriott •6'2» Junior 54 Rob Reck 6'0» Junior 32 This section sponsored by the following merchants
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The Pirates of Pewamo-Westphalia injuries consisting of 2 injured knees, 2 are still recovering from footbalL broken ankles and a broken hand. season with 4 varsity players and Coach Harry Peacock, sees the team another on this year's team from last in contention "if we can get healthy. year's squad on the injured list with Once the team is back to tull- football injuries. strength, they'll have plenty of depth with good shooters. They plan on using a zone defense A relatively small team, the Pirates plus a man-to-man to utilize the team's are depending on their experience to speed, depending on the opponent. put them into contention this year. Carrying a respectable 14-6 record P-W has 7 returning lettermen this from last season, Coach Peacock in his year, but Jim Hengesbach, Mike 4th year as coach of the Pirates looks to Miller, Doug Walter and Tom Davern Fowler and Springport as the teams to are out with an assortment of football beat.
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Pewamo-Westphalia basketball players are from left Allen Nurenburg, Doug Walter, Dean Miller, Carl Hulm, Nick Blauwickel, Roy Piggott, Tom Davern, Nov 28 Carson City (A) Jan 23 Olivet (A) Dec 5 Laingsburg (H) Jan 26 Laingsburg (A) Randy Fedewa, Mike Miller, Dan May, J'.m Cotter, Jim Hengesbach, Dale Theis, Dec 8 PottervMe (H) Jan 30 Webberville (A) Louie Thelen, TomHafner, Dale Simon, Randy Walter and Duane Hengesbach. Dec 12 DeWitt (A) Feb 2 P otterville (A) Dec 15 St. Pats (H) Feb 9 DeWitt (H) Dec 19 Bellevue (A) Feb 13 Olivet (H) Jan 5 Springport (H) Feb 17 St. Pats (A) Roster Jan 9 Carson City (H) Feb 20 Bellevue (H) Jan 12 Fowler (A) Feb 23 Springport (A) Numbers Jan 19 Webberville (H) Mar 2 Fowler (H) Name & Position Height Grade H A Allen Nurenburg-G 5'9" 12 22 23 Jim Hengesbach-F 6'1» 12 Injured Mike Miller-C 6'4" 12 Injured Roy Piggott-G 6'0" 12 24 25 Randy Fedewa-F 6*0" 12 20 21 Dale Theis -F 6'1" 12 30 31 DOUG: Walter-G 5'9" 12 Injured 1 Tom Davarn-F 5*11" 12 Injured This section sponsored by the following merchants Tom Hafner-G 5*10" 11 52 53 Duane Hengesbach-G5'8" 11 Injured Jim C otter -C 6'1" 11 40 41 Dale Simon-F 5'11" 11 50 51 Dean Miller-G 5'10»» 11 12 13 Central National Bank Smith Plumbing & Heating Randy Walter-G 5'9" 11 10 11 Fedewa Builders Nick Blauwiekel-F 5*10" 11 42 43 Louie Thelen-F 6*1" 11 34 35 Westphalia Builders The Farmers-Elevator Carl Huhn-F 5'10" 11 44 45 Dan May-C 6'2" 10 54 55 •••••••* ***** ^•••••••^••^^^•^ ^c^^k^k *••••••••• Just 2 lettermen return It's defense for Bath Bees Defense will be the name of the speed. "Doug Kesson, a junior up from game for the Bath Bees basketball the junior varsity shows a lot of team this year. promise and we expect him to take up a That's how coach Richard Wilt lot of the offensive slack. describes this season. "We know we're "Robin Tucker and Glen Tarrant, going to have to play good defense," he both juniors, are capable of scoring, explained, "because we're not a great but they just haven't put it together yet. offensive team." We're hopeful they'll turn into varsity After a 15-6 record last year when ballplayers." Bath went all the way to the quar In a league where they're not terfinals, only 2 lettermen have predicted to be in contention, Wilt said returned to the Bees squad ~ Fritz 6 teams have been given a chance to Ordiway and Dale Cantwell. win the league. "Much will predict," Wilt said, Leslie and Stockbridge are the "upon how rapidly our juniors mature. considered the co-favorites and they're We should be a good rebounding team expected to get competition from with Ordiway doing the job for us there. Dansville, Perry, Williamston and . .we lack good team shooting and Pinckney. Schedule
Nov 24 New Lothrup (A) Jan 23 Byron (H) Nov 28 DeWitt (A) Jan 26 Leslie (A) Dec 1 Leslie (H) Feb 2 Williamston (A) Dec 5 Haslett (A) Feb 6 Stockbridge (H) Front from left are Merrill Wilson, Larry Anderson, Ted Day, Dale Dec 8 Williamston (H) Feb 9 Fowlerville (H) Dec 15 Stockbridge (A) Feb 16 Pinckney (A) Cantwell, Jeff Smith, and Scott Brown. Back from left are Doug Kesson, Dec 19 Ovid-Elsie (A) Feb 23 Perry (H) John Kugel, Roy Hill, Robin Tucker, Fritz Ordiway, Rod Taylor, Glen Tarrent, Jan 5 Fowlerville (A) Mar 2 Dansville (A) Jan 9 Pinckney (H) Don Henry, Craig Taylor and coach Richard Wilt. Managers are kneeling, Jan 13 Perry (A) Mar 5-10 Districts Bill Babcock and Richard Alward. Jan 16 Laingsburg (H) Mar 13-11 Reglonals Jan 19 Dansville (H) Mar 22, 24, 31 Finals Roster
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20A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS,,St. Johns, Michigan December 6,1972 Redwings fall to Ionia after victory over O-E
Ionia jumped off to an St Johns pulled a 4th Doug Woodhams with 13 and and Mark Deboer with 2. early 10-0 lead and the St quarter shooting advantage, Alex MacKinnon with 10, The Redwings shooting Johns Redwings were never picking up 22 points while followed by Don Mohnke eye hit at a 44% clip, while able to catch up Friday as Ionia stayed with their with 9, Chuck Faivor with 9, Ovid-Elsie couldn't connect Ionia took a 84-68 victory. regulars and hit the basket Dennis Parker and Bruce on more than 23% of their Kurt Kaeding and Steve for 15. Irish with 4, Ed Jorae with 3, shots. Walter of Ionia did the large The Redwings pulled share of the damage to the within 5 in t h e 2d quarter Redwings, pouring in 26 and, after being down by as Redwing Jayvee cagers points and 31 points each. In much as 23 points at 1 time, the 1st quarter, Kaeding pulled within 14 in the last canned 6 or 7 jump shots period, win 1st two contests from 20-feet out, pacing the Leading the scoring for the Bulldogs to their early 10- Redwings was Doug St Johns junior varsity Redwings rebounding with point margin. Woodhams, junior forward, cagers took their 1st 2 games 10. The Redwings finally who hit for 15 points and Alex of the season last week, found the range in that MacKinnon, senior guard, downing Ovid-Elsie 72-53 AN EXPLOSIVE 3d opening quarter for 11 also with 15. Also in double Tuesday and Ionia 57-52 quarter gave the Redwings points, but Ionia held a 22-11 figures was Mike Sutherland Friday. the .edge in a squeaker 1st quarter advantage. with 10 points, followed by Jeff Hazel led the scoring Friday night at'Ionia. In the 2d quarter, St Johns Chuck Faivor with 8, Tom in the victory over O-E with SUJohns trailed 29-22 going pretty much stayed even French with 6, Den Parker 14 points, followed by Wayne into that 3d period, but with the Bulldog scoring with 6 and Bruce Irish with 5 Wilson with 12 and Kevin poured in 24 points, while hitting for 23 points while points. Knight with 11. holding Ionia to 12. Ionia dumped in 25 points. They were outscored 12-11 The Redwings fared better in the final period, but held earlier in the week when The Jayvee Redwings took onto a 57-53 victory. GOING INTO the 2d half they downed Ovid-Elsie 72- Jeff Hazel led the scoring Ionia, held a 45-36 lead and 53. an early 1st quarter 27-8 continued their hot shooting lead. In the 2d period, they with 13 points and Bill Kohls in the 3d quarter, hitting for outscored O-E 14-13 for a 41- pumped in 12. MIKE SUTHERLAND led 21 halftime lead. Kohls led the rebounding 24 points, while holding the scoring with 17 points. with 9 and guard Jim Redwing shooters to 10 Also in double figures were Ovid-Elsie outscored St points. Johns in the 3d quarter, 15-14 Moriarty turned in a scrappy and both teams hit for 17 defensive performance. He points in the final quarter. also added 9 points to the r^REHMANN'S ofSt.johm= Wayne Wilson led the winning effort.
FASHIONS FOR Ovid-Elsie looking forward to strong TALL AND wrestling season OVID-ELSIE - The Ovid- by winning the cham-' Elsie Wrestling team started pionship the last 2 seasons their season by hosting and by placing 2nd in the 1969 • SUITS Perry on Thursday night, season. Wrestling has been a • SPORT COATS Nov 30. On Saturday, Dec 2, competitive sport at O-E for 1972, the team will travel to only five years. • FURNISHINGS Okemos for a tournament. In the Clinton County meet Coach Jim Maidlow is sponsored by the Clinton • SHOES optimistic as he will have 8 County News, Ovid-Elsie has lettermen returning this won the team championship year. Cayle Reha is a senior trophy for the last 3 years. returning letterman at 185 Returning lettermen and pounds who won the con their records for last year ference championship at 165 are: Robert Nethaway, 18 REHMAN1TS pounds last year. The O-E wins, 11 losses, 265 pounds, CLOTHING • FURNBH1NGS - SHOES Marauders have .dominated 2nd in league; Cayle Reha, for DAD and LAD the Mid-Michigan B League 25 wins, 5 losses, 185 pounds, ST. JOHNS istin league; FrankEnos, 27 wins, 8 losses, 155 pounds, 2nd in league; DanPumford, CHARLIE FAIVOR AND MIKE SUTHERLAND 17 wins, 8 losses; 126 pounds, GIVE OVID-ELSIE MARAUDER FIGHT FOR ~Jj$* /^*1'J^^ 2nd in le?gue; Fred Enos, 13 3 wins, 10 losses, 119 pounds, BALL IN REDWING VICTORY OVER O-E. Seaman
1st in county meet; PauL , ^*r>fl *%« ^ 3 - J*rtW?*eff-[r*il tf«Jf*3$ SJ'3rf>t p|"-Qc|-J£W *^—-|-4 Tomasek. l2^ms,nYlosses, 145 pounds, 3rd in league uM£ GL Rehmanns meet. Two returning Clinton County News sophomores who are let termen are: Mike Hoeft who GREAT LAKES, ILL - had a 6 and 8 record in the Navy Seaman Recruit Kim A 112 weight last year and Fruchey, son of Mr and Mrs Everett Reynolds who was 5 Jack Fruchey, 116 W it's Rehmanh's and 15 last year at 98 pounds. Williams Rd, Ovid, graduated from recruit training at the Naval ST. JOHNS -~iwvs$ji.\i; Training Center in Great Lakes. He is a 1972 graduate of far the most comfortable Sign up now for winter rec. Ovid-Elsie High School. KwitSWcimadB....by Where Prices Are Discounted, No! Quality |WHY PAY THE HIGH DOLLAR7| ST JOHNS - Registration deadline BASKETBALL TEAMS will compete rstiop everywhere first, then see HAGGAR - JAYMAR - CRICKETEER for St Johns winter recreation Jan 4 through March 7. Games will be programs is Dec 15. played Wednesdays with 7 weeks of us. We honestly feel we can beat LEVI'S and OTHERS BasketbaU teams will begin com league action and 3 weeks of tour your best tire deal 99 times out petition Jan 3 and volleyball action is nament competition. of 100. 4 Service Bays for fast slated to get underway Jan 9. There is an 8-team maximum with 4 installation. Volleyball teams will compete games to be held each Wednesday Wheel balancing and alignment. LARGE S&LKCriOJN Tuesday evenings starting Jan 9 and will run 10 weeks, 7 weeks of league Brand new Spark Plugs 69$ ea. fro in evening at St Johns High School. Team play and 3 weeks of tournaments. cost for basketball is $25. USE YOUR MICHIGAN BANKARD Four matches an evening will be held •Individual registration cards may be LOR MASTER CHARGE CARDl 95 at St Joseph's gym with a maximum of picked up at St Johns City Hall and $12 to $30 8 teams. There will be a minimum of 6 team captains may turn in rosters at men per team. city halt. ST. JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE Those interested in serving as of Team cost for the volleyball program ficials for basketball also obtain in is $10. formation at city haU. & TIRE CENTER ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-4562
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PORTLAND -- Fowler Johnny Simon led the Mel Pohl with 14, Tony MacKinnon and Roger rebounding effort for the jumped-out to an early 10 Eagle scoring, popping in 23 Thelen with 11 and Scott Thelen with 1. Eagles hauling down 12. point lead on their way to 76- points on 10 field goals and 3- Spicer with 11. Leading St Pats was Terry Fowler held at 19-9 1st 56 victory over Portland St for-5 from the free throw They were followed by Baker with 25 points. quarter lead, but Portland Patrick Friday night on the line. Glen Thelen with 9, Dan bounced back in the 2nd loser's court. Also in double figures were Jandernoa with 6 and Bob GLEN THELEN led the quarter for 20 points, while holding Fowler to 12. Leading by only 2, 31-29, Fowler went into the 2nd half Bath wins 1, with added shooting support from Mel Pohl, who failed to get a bucket in the opening half, but canned 7 for 14 points in the 2nd half. loses to Leslie The Eagles pulled away in the 3rd quarter scoring 23 A 29-point 2nd quarter by points to Portland's 15. They After defeating DeWitt 77- Don Ward, who hit for 30 Bees also in double figures. put the game on ice in the 65 in the season opener, Bath Leslie and 30 turnovers by points in the contest. Dale Cantwell picked up 14 Bees dropped their 2nd cage Bath led to the defeat, along" final period with 22 points, Fritz Ordiway led the Bath and Doug Kesson also hit for holding Portland to 12. game to Leslie 82-68. with the scoring of Leslie's scoring with 26, with 2 other - 14 points in the contest."
They were followed by Wrestlers Robin Tucker with 8 and All-State honors Glen Tarrant with 6. take Bath outrebounded Leslie Two area players have football field this past named in Class C and Bob 42-37, but the 30 turnovers second received All-State season. Nethaway of Ovid-Elsie were difficult to overcome, After losing their season recognition for their ac r* n *- rr^ ,„ received special honorable with Leslie turning the ball wrestling opener to Perry 29- complishments on the over only 18 times. Gary Bouts of DeWitt was mention in Class B 25, Ovid-Elsie took 2nd place out of 18 teams in the In the victory over DeWitt, Okemos invitational. Ordiway was again the Placing 1st was Cayle leading scorer, dumping in Reha at 185. Paul Tomasek, 25 points, followed closely by Rob Nethaway and Frank Cantwell with 24. Also in Enos, all picked up 2nd Clinton area double figures were Steve places. Dalman with 12, Randy In the loss to Perry, Mike Lankford with 12, Kesson Hoeft, Fred Enos, Dan with 11 and Mark Colby with Pumford, Robin Leslie and 10. Tom Rivest all had winning decisions. Enos scored the Ordiway also led the biggest victory by pinning a rebounding battle with 22. wrestler who placed 3rd in SPORTS last year's state Class C The Bath Jaycees dropped REDWING MIKE SUTHERLAND POPS IT OVER their 1st 2 contests, the 1st a competition. IONIA BULLDOG DEFENDER FOR 2 POINTS. 1-point loss to DeWitt 71-70 Their next home meet will and lost to Leslie 76-46. be at home with Chesaning Bowling Thursday at 6:30 INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! News HOME-FARM
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Due end of 224-4506 after 4:00 p.m. RATES are based strictly on Classified* Style. procedure, good pay, bene See Us For All Your December. Call Lyons 855- lights installed on your pole FOWLER RESIDENTS: Take 32-lp fits. Send resume, qualifi or building. $60 installed Needs In Staining And 3585. 32-2p-nc FOR FAST RESULTS-PHONE 224-2361 cations, experience etc, to Refinishing Products. your ads to Finkbeiner's complete. Call 834-5502 for Pharmacy for fast, conven or ENTERPRISE 8201 Box C, c/o Clinton County complete information. ;»ngfl»ffHa8l6 News, St. Johns,Mich48879. ient service! 50-dhtf 30-5p-nc SILVESTRI Wallpaper FOR SALE: 9 feeder cattle- 32-lp-nc steers. Call 855-2027. 1103 N.Clinton 4®" WE HAVE buyers for your Ph. 224-2784 EARLY BIRD specials! 20 32-2p-nc COOK, full time (40 hours) per cent off on personalized DAY, WiJEK, MONTH or Wanted Tq, property. Call Stan Cowan at Furman Realty Co., 224- good pay, benefits. Send ELECTROLUX $22.50. On and photo Christmas cards. LONG TERM LEASE Hogs & 3236 or evenings 224-3685. resume, qualifications, ex ly 6 left in A-l condition, Finkbeiners, Fowler. Phone Rent CAINS, Inc. 32-1-nc perience, etc. to Box B, ARE YOU INTERESTED with cleaning tools and paper 593-2606. 22-tf-nc Sheep IN A NEW HOWIE? BUI.CK-PONTIAC c/o Clinton County News, toss out bags. Guaranteed. OPEL-GMC WANTED: 2 or 3 bedroom St. Johns, Mich 48879. Custom Built or Only $22.50 cash. Call Bath Christmas FOR SALE: Boars can be home in St. Johns or Ovid Panelized by 2 blocks west, % blocks YOUR PROPERTY may be 32-lp-nc collect 641-4333, 9 a.m. to seen 2 3/4 miles south, 1 area. Have reference. Need Pageant Homes Trees north the one someone called US Contact: Ben L.Wiebar 9 p.m. Electro Grand. 1/2 westof Fowler.DanSim- immediately. Erick about today. When buying Licensed Contractor mon. 32-lp Phone 224-3231 st. Johns 32-1-nc 2-tf Richards. Phone Ovid 834- or selling call Esther Hen- MATURE EXPERIENCED Ph.224-7512.. FOR SALE: Spruce Christ 5634 or 834-2819. 1W mas trees,' Well trimmed, dershott, 224-3563 or Simon BOOKKEEPER wanted for 1972 SELECT O STITCH Farm 32-2p-nc Real Estate 224-6736. 31-lp one girl office. Must know up to 8 feet tall. Cut or dig $48.50. Small paint damage your own. Fridays and Machinery double entry system and do in shipment in walnut sew For Rent WANTED: Typing to do in Saturdays after '10 a.m. or BUILDING SITES, 10 acre payroll. Some typing. 23-30 table. Sews stretch material. my home; correspondence, by appointment. Choice $5., NORWOOD hay savers and Real Estate parcels, ideal perc with sand hours weekly. DeWitt, -St. No attachments needed as all term papers, manuscripts, Alward Road, 1/2 mile west silage bunks, all steel and gravel spill from base Johns area. 224-7671. controls are built-in. Makes FOR RENT: Furnished one anything. Phone 224-6170. of US-27. Lansing 485-5166. welded with rolled edges to ment. Select yours now and buttonholes, sews on buttons bedroom separate apart FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, good 31-2p-nc 30-3p-nc 32-3p-nc last a lifetime. See at our be all ready to build this and does many fancy de ment with kitchen. Adults location near park and yard, 5 1/4 miles south of spring. For personal inspec signs. Only $48.50 cash or only. Phone 224-7740 31-lp schools. Dry basement. Can ROUTE MAN WANTED, Miscellaneous Fowler. Ph. 587-3811, Fe- tion, call FredDenovich 224- terms arranged. Trade-ins be seen by appointment only. experienced preferred, Notice dewa Builders, Inc. '22-tf 2597 or Furman Realty Co., Wanted accepted. Call Bath collect 224-4143. 14-tf 5 days a week, 52 weeks 224-3236 or 485-0225. 641-4333, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. FOR RENT: Furnished 3 a year, must be neat. LIVE MUSIC every Satur WANTED TO BUY ANTIQUE Electro Grand. 32-1-nc room apartment, heat and 32-1-nc Apply In person. Cul- hanging or table lamps. day night! American Legion Mobile water Included. Private en llgan Water Condition Reasonable please. Call Club, St. Johns. 31-5p-nc trance and bath. Call after WESTPHALIA - Near St. ing, North US-27, De- FOR SALE: Four 14 inch Mary's Church. Nice 3 bed 224-6228. 18-dhtf Homes 5:00. 224-4465. 31-tf ot L CheVy wheel'f rim's/l'Ericki ."!>,," " i if Wjil "i)1i ,± 1J J.J t' •o\ . $ JWltt, Mich,.... ^32-1-nc .mi) i, .\ in -, nut j Urn room ranch with walk out ,
FOR SALE: 2 bedroom home OLDER nicely remodeled 3 sent cards, plants and came bedroom home on highway. to visit and to those who in fFlorJd?i, 1 1/2 baths, St Johns City. Commission screened porch 2 car ports, Perfect for a small In-home asked about me. Yo{i don't 185 x 210. Located Bonlta business. Under $20,000.00. know how much I appreciated In loying memory of our City Commission -Minutes Motion by • Cdmni ' Ebeit supported by Comm Rand to ; C6mm*H4nnah offered.a Springs. Grapefruit, tan- Call Mary* Rappuhn, 224-1 this. Connie Chamberlain. father and grandfather, Her - October 24, 1972 supported by Comm Grost to accept the City Manager's ' resolution;-jn regard to the gelos, oranges, palm trees, 3469 or Furman Realty Co., 32-lp-nc man' Keck, who passed away approve the" minutes * of report concerning the ice vacation of Elm Street east flowering-''shrubs. Ph. 862- 224-3236 or 485-0225, 2 years'ago, December 4th. The regular meeting of the October 10, 1972,* Motion pond drain. Motion carried. of Hampshire Drive which' 5515. v 30-3p-nc 32-1-nc PETTIT-WG wish to thank We who loved you, sadly City Commission was called carried. Comm Rand offered a was .supported by Comm all the people of St. Johns miss you, to order by Mayor Wood' at Motion by Comm Grost resolution in regard to a Grost. Resolution declared' OVID—3 bedroom home In and surrounding area for 7:30 pm.. supported by Comm Rand to release of right-of-way at the carried. t , As it dawns another year, Commissioners present: intersection of M-21 and Motion*'by Comm Grost SALE.' By owner, 4 village. Partially re the clothes, money and food In our lonely hours of think approve the warrants. bedroom bi-level close to modeled, priced to sell. Call given to us in the loss of Rand, Grost, Ebert, Wood, Motion carried. Scott Road which was supported by Comm Rand to ing, Commissioners absent: "supported by Comm Grost. grant permission to the schools and shopping. Drive Stan Cowan, 224-3685 or you home. It has been so Thoughts of you are ever Motion by Comm Grost by and then call 224-4017 Hannah, Staff present: City supported by Comm Ebert to Resolution carried. Public Services Commission Furman Realty Co., 224- helpful and appreciated. near. His family. to authorize permission to after 6 o'clock p.m. 3236 or 485-0225. \ Many thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Manager, City Clerk, City approve the agenda. Motion Motion by Comm Rand l 32-lp-nc Attorney, Zoning Ad supported by Comm Grost to the railroad company to .« . . 30-3p-nc 32-1-nc Leland Pettit and family, carried. ministrator. Motion by Comm Ebert authorize the Mayort and remove any,track sections 32-lp-nc Clerk to execute the contract * crossing olir streets provided • OR SALE: 5 bedroom home WE, OURSELVES, will buy documents for the existing they resurface the street in a large 120' x 228' lot with your land contract. For storm and sanitary sewer manner comparable to the mature sliade trees. Good 'prompt, courteous action, RICE—I wish to express report with Williams and existing street. Motion location. Inside has many call Ford S, LaNoble, La- my sincere thanks to St. Works. Motion carried. carried. features, modern kitchen Noble Realty, 1516 E. Mtch-. Johns Ambulance Service, Motion by Comm Grost Motion by Comm Hannah with stove, hood, disposal. Igan, Lapsing, Ph. 517-482- Drs. Russell and prost, the supported by Comm Rand to supported by Comm Grost to Living room with fireplace, 1637. Evenings 517 - 337- nurses and aides at Clinton accept the proposed solution adjourn. Motion carried. large foyer entry, dining 1276. 37-U' Memorial Hospital for their of the postal box on Brush I* Meeting'adjourned at 8 ;35 'om, natural oak staircase, fine care while confined to Street as proposed by the basement. Herb Houghten the hospital. Donald W. Rice. Postmaster, with recom Real Estate 224-7570 or call For Rent 32-lp-nc mendation by City Manager Marriage Don Gilson 224-3159. and Chief of Police; further, 31-1-nc the city undertake to im Licenses NORWOOD APARTMENTS RADEMACHER-I wish to plement the plan which extend a sincere thanks to would require the postal NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH IN DeWitt, Rustic Villa Dr. Wlllisky, the nurses, 1/2 baths, washer, dryer apartments in Westphalia, drop boxes to be moved from David A Dunkel, 23, 1504 E aides, relatives, neighbors their present location on the area upstairs, carpeting, Riverview apartments in and friends for all their Walker Rd, St Johns and full basement, 2 car garage, Portland, 2 bedroom units, west side of Brush Street to Gloria K Waggoner, 19, 7616 prayers, cards, flowers and the recommended location N-Welling Rd, St Johns. aluminum siding, nice all feature built-in appli visits during my stay at St. neighborhood. Houghten ances, private entrances, on the east side of Brush Edward R Romblim, 24, carpeting, security deposit Lawrence Hospital and since Street north of the postal 206 Lancer Lane, Lansing Real Estate 224-7570. at home, A special thanks to department drive-way. 31-1-nc required. No pets. 669-9879, and Esther M La Violette, 27, 587-3811 or after 4:00, 669- Frs. Hankerd, Goehring, . Motion carried. 5145 W Herbison Rd,,DeWitt. 9815. SKI 28-tf Schmitt and Benjamin for Motion by Comm Ebert Albert M Martin, 33, 501 E YOU CAN build a new home their vislis and words of supported by Comm Grost Walker, St Johns and Norma and finance it at 7 1/4% consolation. A special thanks that the City Manager be A Trayer, 29, 576 Beck Ave, also to the ladies at Carol allowed to obtain quotations Ovvosso. interest with low monthly Card of Thanks on the purchase of a power payments and very small Ann Shop and St. Dorothy David L Thurston, 24,234 S Guild for the food brought wash machine. Motion Main St, Box 71, Fowler and closing costs if you qualify. carried. Under this plan you can build SHARICK-The family of in. May God bless you all. Diane C Boak, 22, 11065 West Frank Sharick wish to thank Arlene Rademacher. City Attorney Maples read 5th St, Fowler. a 3 or -4 bedroom home. proposed Ordinance #251: If you can't qualify for this The Lions Club, Federal Mo , 32-lp-nc Patrick W Doody, 22,704 W gul, Maco Tool and Die, AN '. ORDINANCE TO Sloll Rd, Lansing and Debra financing program, we have AMEND #245 AS AMENDED F.C. Mason, UAW Local MILLER - We want to K Bradley, 21,1265 Primrose ther financing programs 1618, Disabled American CITY OF ST JOHNS, Ln, DeWitt. available which can be thank the Doctors and nurses MICHIGAN, KNOWN AS Veterans Chapter No. 64, of the Clinton Memorial Hos Randy Feguer, 18, 1216 N adapted to your budget. For Clinton County Board of THE ZONING ORDINANCE Chestnut St, Lansing and more information, call pital, the personnel of the OF THE CITY OF ST Commissioners, Court Osgood Funeral Home, Pas Dee 1 marked 23 years ad a.St Johns businessman for Cindy Kelly, 16, 414 Cherry Fedewa Builders, Inc. 587- House and County Em JOHNS. St, DeWitt. 3811 or stop in at our of tor Paul Jones of the Eureka H W "Red" Lundy, right, of Luady Motors Inc, 200 E Motion by Comm Rand Fred L Gibson, 20, 4631 ployees, Advance Castings Congregational Christian fice located 5 1/4* miles and Burton Mixer. Also a Higham, He started in business Dec 1, 1944, and built his supported'by Comm Grost to Robertson Rd, R 2, Mid- outh of Fowler on Wright Church, and all friends and accept the City Attorney's dleville and Kathy J Nichols, special thanks to Fred and neighbors for their kindness Rd. Evt 27-tf Jo Rogers,* The Osgood present building in October, 1947. A Dodge dealer, he reading as the first reading 20, 5408 W Chadwick Rd, shown before and after the DeWitt. Funeral Home, The AAA loss of our dear friend, Har- received a 25-year award from Chrysler Corp, Doige'^^taTl^S^ Ambulance Service, Dr. DeWITT ROAD, between ley A. Miller. Everyone was Division in February, 1969. Limdy, a former Chamber of page 6, section 5 of the St Gar ap etian, Rev. C alvin very kind.— Mrs Dorothy LOOKING FOR Taft and Yallup Road, 3 Kaufman, The Bethel Men- Commerce president, was a member of the Exchange Club. Johns City charter- Motion bedroom ranch under con-" Beebe, JaneseBeebe,Mrand carried. A NEW HOME? nonite Church for the dinner, Mrs Sheldon Beebe andfam- At 8:20 pm Comm John struction.with 2 car garage, all their friends and neigh He and his wife, Martha are members of the United ancing available. Contact ily and Mr and Mrs William Hannah came to the Well Build You bors for the food, cards and Spellman and family. 32-lp Methodist Church. Lundy, who will retire to other interests meeting. Fedewa Builders, Inc Phone flowers bestowed on us What You Want 587-3811. f*BJl 28-tf Dee 3.1, commented, "we moved here from the Detroit Motion by Comm Rand during tije loss of our be . , , . ., ,,.,.. ,, supported by Comm Grost to loved husband, father and c ON YOUR LOT grandfather. Your thought- area and were very fortunate to have the stability o: a small designate November 27,1972 4 BEDROOMS, 2 lots, 2 car ASHLEY - We wish to as the date for the ublic OR OURS garage. You won't believe fulness will always be re thank all who sent cards, town to raise our sons, Charles, Douglas and Robert." hearing on propose Pd Or '1116' price. Find out details membered. 32-lp-nc flowers and gifts for our Ralph Dara, left, an Ann Arbor Dodge dealer takes over as dinance 0251 which will be WILLARD SEARLES held in the City Commission U ' Residential Builder ITbm Esther Hend_ershot ? _ 65th wedding, anniversary, l ? -jLu-.i_r. -i« Mr. - and- Mrs.- Theodore new owner iJ^an l. He, his wife and 2 chU^ren.plan to move Chambers at 7:45 pm. y tMl-ST. JOHNS «'.l'W fTte ^4-6-736. %.3c£l ' CHAMBERLAIN - I want Ashley. 32-lp Motion carried. to say thanks to Clinton Me to St Johns in the near future." ***' '' ONE LOT FOR -SALE on morial Hospital, also to all MAIN - I wish to thank Lehman Road. "Will build the nurses, nurses aides and all those who remembered using your plans or ours. a big thank you to Drs. Rus me with their acts of kind Bath Charter CLASSIFIED Will help arrange financing, sell, Garapetian and all the ness, gifts, cards and flow all Fedewa Builders, Inc other doctors. A special ers during my stay in the Township 587-3811. £50 28-tf thanks to all my friends who hospital and since my re USINESS SERVICE DIRECTOR turn home. Mrs. Andrew HOTAKY WArfcl* WELL DRILLING (Laura) Main. 32-lp Bath Charter township Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms ALL \YOIlK GUARANTEED November 20, 1972 SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS SOLD & HLPAIUI-.D FLORISTS PLUMBING The regular monthly ARTS & CRAFTS HETTLER'S MOTOR GILBERT & INGALLS, Inc. BLAHA-I wish to thank meeting of the Bath Charter SALES 24 Hr. Wrecker Sa„ y i.t. w.th-.u^ Qualitr, r»y Flowerm*..™™s DUNKEL PLUMBING AND Drs. Stephenson, Russell, Township Board was held NEEDLE ARTS - 701 S. Sercice, Good Used Trucks. HEATING( Licensed Master DeWitt-669-9636 or Dimondde-646-2871 48-ir the nurses and aides for the Nov 20, 1972 At the Township Kibbee Ph. 224-2956. Needle 3 E point, crewel _ embroidery, E^OWER^sSo^^N ™ ">• "• «" ' excellent care received offices, 14480 Webster Rd, Clinton, St. Johns, 224-3216. a^ie ai" during my stay at the hos Bath. rug hooking. NOW RENTING pital and also to Fathers Meeting called to order at' Hankerd and Goehring, sis 8 pm by Supervisor Van ters, friends and relatives Sickle. All board members SCOTT ROAD for their visits, gifts and present except Richard AUCTIONEER BARBERS FOODS REAL ESTATE cards. Emma Blaha. Morrill. AL GALLOWAY, AUC- BEAUFORE'S BARBER 32-lp-nc Pledge of Allegiance was TIONEER Used Farm SHOP, 1002 1/2 State. Open ANDY'S IGA, St. Johns, BURTON ABSTRACT AND APARTMENTS given followed by the In Machinery & Parts. St. Tues.'thru Sat: also Wed. & Home Baked Bread, Pies, TITLE CO. Abstract and vocation. Fri. evenings. Cookies, Choice Meats, Title Services, 119 N. Clin ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN HENNING — We wish to, Minutes of November 6, Johns, 224-4713. • • Carry-out service. ton. Ph. 224-3294. thank the doctors and nurses 1972 meeting were reviewed . 7 Bedroom Apo.lm««l» * B6S Sq, Fl' of living Ar«a * Air Conditlon-d at Sparrow Hospital, Father and accepted as printed. GARNETT CASE, 14358 CLEANERS Hankerd, Osgood Funeral - Supervisor announced 'a Watson Rd., Bath, Michigan GENE'S IGA FOODLINER, * Completely Curpelad * OE Refngorolor * G.E. Eloclrlc Rong. Home, St, Catherine's Guild, public meeting by Clinton 18808. Phone (517) 641-6438. Elsie 9-6 Mon. Tues. Wed. County Road Commission at ANTES DRY CLEANERS, Sat. 9-9 Thurs. & Fri. 862- * Dupoigl Uml * Soporole Dining Aiao * ao*om«nl Storog* Focilirlat relatives, neighbors and RESTAURANT ' friends for services, their offices on Nov 22, 1972 pickup and delivery. 103 W. 4220. * Wnihof S Dryer Fuciiili.i Avoiloblo prayers and kindnesses at at 9 am regarding Clinton Walker, phone 224-4529. DALEY'S FINE FOOD, the time of the death of our County abandoning (by re AUTOMOTIVE Dining & cocktails, Ph. 224- wife and mother. Thank you quest from Eisenhour Con 3072, S. US 27-1/2 mile S. M- 00 00 ,M0 struction Co.) that portion of DRUGS 21.' $175 to $185 " " all very kindly. The family BILL FOWLER FORD. New GIFTS of Maida Henntng. 32-lp-nc Coleman Road lying between Perry Road and Upton Road. & Used Cars & Pick-ups. N. US-27, DeWitt, 669-2725. PARR'S REXALL DRUGS, THE TREASURE CHEST, iMMFniATE OCCUPANCY Board approved con open daily 7:30 a.m. to 9 THELEN ANDGELLER- tinuing with the same 220 N. Clinton, Hallmark MODEL OPEN DAILY We wish to thank- the p.m., Sunday 8:30-12:30 & 5 Cards .- Russell Stover bonding company as in the to 7 p.nn Candy. parishioners of Holy Trinity >ast to bond the new board CAIN - BUICK - PONTIAC, VACUUM SALES FROM 12:00 to G:00 P.M. Parish for their gifts we lembers, the Clerk and New & Used Cars, 210 W. •-!• received Thanksgiving Day. .Yeasurer. Higham, Complete Body & VACUUM SALES AND SER Misses Cecilia and Amelia Board approved Service. . ELECTRICIANS HARDWARE VICE, Kirtoy Center, 1104 S FOR INFORMATION CAU Thelen and Mrs. Caroline Resolution accepting Clerk US-27. Federal Land Bank LANSING COLLECT 694 - 3357 Geller. 32-lp-nc Burnett and Treasurer Bldg. 224-7222 ST. JOHNS 224 • 4376 or Woodruff to sign checks. MAINTENANCE ELECT. DALMAW HARDWARE, Ph. Board approved Iona EGAN FORD SALES, INC., SERVICE Residential, 669-6785, DeWitt, Whirlpool -Wicks as office clerk tem 200 W. Higham, phone 224- Commercial, Industrial Ph. Appliances, Zenith TV, porarily and the salary to be 2285. Pinto-Ford-Maverick- 224-7966, 507 E. Higham. Plumbing and Heating. WESTERN Torino-Mustang. $500.00 per month. TOM'S WESTERN STORE 1 Supervisor requested the mi. W. Ovid, 9-5:30 Mon.- Board as a whole meet with SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., Sat, Fri. til 9. Anytime by IN THE MARKET FOR A HOME? the Chief of Police and the HUB TIRE CENTER, B.R Residential - Commercial - INSURANCE Appt., 834-5446. Chief of the fire department Goodrich Tires, Ph. 224-3218, Industrial, 224-4277, 807 1/2 HOW ABOUT THIS BEAUTY!! to discuss salaries. Meeting E. State St. to be November 28, 1972 at 8 Front End Alignment. JIM McKENZIE IN LIST YOUR pm. SURANCE All Line of Ins. • Treasurer Woodruff 224-2479 Ionia 527-2480. BUSINESS requested permission to BOB'S AUTO BODY, work the business "off ice on Complete Collision Service, OR SERVICE the same basis that Iona 224-2921, 800 N. Lansing. FERTILIZERS Wicks has-' i.e., on the JEWELRY TODAY... Treasurer's salary plus ZEEB> FERTILIZERS, LEVEY'S JEWELRY, compensation for being on HENRY E. DREPS, INC., Everything for the Soil, St. duty as office clerk and Orange Blossom diamond IT'S FOR SALE .IMMEDIATELY E. M-21 St. Johns Cars, Trucks & Motor Home j0hns 224-3234, Ashley, 847- rings, Bulova & Accutron Call dispatcher, Matter to be Serv. 11375 N. US-27, 669- 3371 Watches, Elsie, 862-4300. WILLARD D. SEARLES 26> x 44* Home • brought up again at next' 9996. _ ' * Board meeting. Residential Builder 2499 W. Parks 2 - Car Garage Supervisor announced that Millie the MTA to have a workshop DEBAR CHEVROLET CO., Phone 224-3297 New & Used Cars; EIsie862- on Dec 5, 1972-at Olivet EINAMCIAL 224-3298 Spacious Bedrooms College for seminar on 4800. You can't do better - frARtY SULLIES at 224-7011 Roberts Rules. anywhere. FINANCING AVAILABLE . Vouchers //8305 thru #8352 CAPITOL SAVING'S D &B PARTY, SHOPPE, 224-2361 were approved for payment. N, Package Liquor 9 a.m. - 10 U Meeting adjourned ap res,seeu^9E State,Ph: Clinton, 2?4f 04. Safety for Mj • JW"-™- «£ proximately 9 jim. 224-4726. Savings since 1890. j* a-1"''11 P*"1-. ^^* w. win- Respectfully submitted, - NOW! ' June Burnett, Clerk CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 24A December 6,1972
Central National Bank Presents... No. 18 In A Series
Know Your Community WESTPHALIA BUILDERS & SUPPLY COMPANY "Keep your customer serviced and satisfied."
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Westphalia Builders & Supply Co is the largest dealer in gypsum products from here to Detroit retailing over 12 million ft of dry wall'yearly. Paul Hengesbach, seated and Clarence Eddy look over the warehouse supply.
"Keep your customer servicedsnd satisfied", is Westphalia Builders & Supply Co's motto. It's paid off, too. Business has increased 10% yearly since its beginning as a partnership in 1957. Charles A Hengesbach and Harold Schrauben formed t^e Westphalia Builders & Supply Co in that year dealing in residential construction. March 7, 1958 the business was incorporated with Hengesbach elected president. Offices, showroom and warehouses were built at 7200 Grange Rd a mile and half south of Westphalia in 1960 and Hengesbach became sole owner in 1962. Today, Westphalia Builders & Supply Co does light commercial construction and builds homes in a 40 mile radius. The list of employees has grown from 4 to 50 with a branch office started in 1970at 1440 Godfrey This-home'west of Westphalia is one of the fine examples of custom-built residences by Westphalia Builders & Supply Co. An example of Westphalia Builders & Supply Co's light commercial construction is the General Telephone building west of Fowler completed last fall. Explaining the growth of Westphalia Builders and Supply Co are Charles Hengesbach, president and treasurer, and his wife Janet, secretary, right, to Bob Barker, manager of Pewamo branch office of Central National Bank and Harold Wellman, Central National Bank president. See Our Displays In The Main Lobby of Central National Bank in St. Johns and The Branch Bank in Pewamo * Now Operating In Its 75th Year St. Johns Pewamo Clinton vocational education There's a future ' r in electronics Troubleshooting a, 5 tube AM radio are shared time students Robert Hubble and Norm Vlaeho.% .seated, ot Bath High School. Clinton County News St Johns HighSehoolElectronic^ Hstudents Tom Butler, A 3tate certified vocational education instructor, Da^id December 6,1972 a left, and Joe Fernholz work on a car radio.* SECTION Birdsley discusses a 5 tube AM radio with St Johns students Gary Mnnkey, center, and Kirk Nostrant. Students enrolled (Editor's Note: This is the cuits, magnetism, AC cir a full credit given toward in radio servicing this year will advance to television first of 5 features on a cuits, vacuum tube and graduation. B Clinton County vocational- transistor theory. "We teach "A well-equipped lab is # servicing for 1973-74. education program known as theory on the board and available," maintains %%:; shared time being ad students prove what we've Birdsley, "and we have ministered by St Johns High been talking about in the everything we need. We have School in cooperation with laboratory. radio equipment and black Ovid-Elsie, Bath, Pewamo- and white and color TV sets Westphalia and Fowler A radio servicing class called trainers where the school districts' on an ex meets 2 hours daily learning instructors-put the bugs in Some ideas on easing perimental basis this year.) about AM and FM radios, and the students find them. auto radios, stereo and People can also bring in CLINTON NATIONAL stereo system, hi-fidelity radios, TVs, phonographs for the headaches that By LEE PETERS phonographs and 8 track servicing. Cost is a $1 service News Staff Writer recorders. The TV servicing fee plus the cost of parts class also meets daily for 2 needed forjrepair." Birdsley aspirin can't help .,..,.. ST JOHNS - "There are hours studying black and cautions that if you're in a good paying jobs in the white and color television hurry don't bring in the electronics field not theory and antenna in equipment as it's basically'a requiring a 4-year degree," stallation. A background in learning situation. is what David Birdsley says basic computer circuits is Upon completion of all 3 to students thinking about a given as this is an area courses students are at the career in that field. common to any electronics entry level for work in radio And the St Johns High field, according to Birdsley. and TV servicing. "They School vocational education For each class, students are have all the theory and know instructor makes it sound graded on their un basic troubleshooting convincing. Enrollment in derstanding of theory and procedures," concludes basic electronics at St Johns troubleshooting ability with Birdsley. has increased from 23 students last year to 77. Host families needed "THIS IS the first time we've offered our facilities to other schools in the county," explains Birdsley, a state in Clinton County certified teacher. "Our The 20th Annual "Aven- two days should contact the program allows them to* take ture in World Un Extension Office in St Johns career oriented courses not derstanding" will be held at 224-3288 for more in offered at their . own Michigan State University formation or an application. schools" he adds. For the from December 22-30, 1972. Families with children at 1972-73 academic year Bath Approximately 60 foreign home will receive first and Fowler students are students attending colleges preference. Last year 8 participating, but Birdsley throughout the United States families in Clinton county has voiced optimism more are expected to participate served as host families for districts will join in next in this program. this program. Checking Account Loan year. One of the highlights in the Two Fowler teenagers are program over the past few DeWFtt student in enrolled in basic electronics years has been the overnight Writing yourself a loan simply by writing a check. A pre-approved credit because it is not taught at visit to a farm, rural non CMU production line with CNB&T allows you to have extra cash ready when you need it, their school. "The basic farm or urban family. Each even if your checking account balance is low. Check into ChecKmate - course is a prerequisite for student will be able to spend MT PLEASANT - David it can ease the pinch. , electronics II or radio ser an overnight visit from Horvath, a senior "at Central vicing,',' says Birdsley, "and Sunday, Dec 24 through Michigan University is cast 3 Bath boys have joined our Christmas Day, Dec 25, if as John Farley, ;the drunken students in that course. They enough host families are hotel proprietor, in the will be back next for elec located. theatre production of "The Holiday Cash tronics HI or TV servicing." The student should be Drunkard's Fate" scheduled Basic electronics com returned to the Kellogg for Dec 6-9 at 8 pm in the poses 4 classes meeting an Center at Michigan State Fred R. Bush Theatre on the You get... For You get... For # hour daily, taught by Bird- University in the evening of CMU campus. $ 12.50- .50 bi-weekly $ 150.00-$ 6.00 bi-weekly " sley, a 12-year Air Force Dec 25. Horvath is the son of Mr $ 25.00 -$1.00 bi-weekly S 250.00 - $10.00 bi-weekly veteran, and John Mellinger, Any family interested in and'Mrs Tom Horvath Jr, 2920 Woodruff, Lansing and $ 50.00 - $2.00 bi-weekly $ 500.00 - $20.00 bi-weekly a Northern -Michigan sharing their Christmas day $100.00 - $4.00 bi-weekly $1000.00 - $40.00 bi-weekly University graduate.' Studied with a foreign student and is a graduate of DeWitt High serve as a host family for the^ School. He is majoring in MICHIGAN are atomic theory, DC cir- speech and English and is treasurer of the Friends of BANKAMERICARD the Musical Threatre. Year Around Convenience The production of "The CNB&T participates in the BankAmericard system providing cardholders IM. ^ ^ This is Drunkard's Fate" by T. ^.cL^^i Trask Woodward, recalls the with purchasing power or instant cash with merchants and banks in nostalgic nineties with the V«LHi ONLY »nfn4mm» »» *iiiH(im»n njwCM*slP every state, Canada and 75 countries throughout the world. If you GUNTDN NATIONAL B. Stanley Pocuis MMbO 123 MSb lb^ donot have Michigan's most popular bank card, pick up an tradilional olio acts in application at any CNB&T office or give us a call. We'll be glad " terspersing the action of the V? I 71 B AC to mail you one. Week & melodrama. Irvine N. Smith will direct M BURNS % After 35 years in the teaching profession - 33 of them g the play and R. < Cedric g right here in St. Johns - "Benny" Pocuis has played a '& Colness is'.music director. g vital 'role in the development ot our young people as g< Both men are CMU & well as in the educational system. But just as im- $ Professors. portant is the concern he has shown for his community % Tickets may be reserved through years of active participation in his church - jk by calling the Theatre Box » United Methodist - and in the St. Johns Exchange Club. *% office, 774-3874 weekdays g Through his church he has worked closely with young )g before 5 pm, j& people in scouting and other programs and his title of & The wide-awake bank makes it all so easy. past president of Exchange Club indicates his willingness to participate. We're pleased to have Benny among our growing list of community, minded Help it. citizens. * '* * Wak. CLINTON NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CO. CLINTON NATIONAL Tin; American Red Cross. Serving The Clinton Area From Eleven Locations BANK & TRUST CO. advtrtltina Wnttltarttd •$3 Member FD1C forth* public flood 2B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan December 6,1972 Clinton County News A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS Between the lines Harold Schmaltz, Advertising Director Jim Edwards, Editor with Jim Edwards Journalism circles are all abuzz about to be famous for my journalism ethics." I 'newsmen no longer being able to withold don't care what the family says about not being able to cash ethics at the grocery nounced an $8360 Urban information from officials with a few Give us a rest ONE YEAR AGO already going to jail because they won't store. planning grant for the Unflinchingly, I leaned across the desk, Michigan Department of reveal their sources. As your local pad and pen about town, I lowered my, voice and squinted 1 eye.. .and Memo to the Politicians: Please, oh please, do two Members of the Tranchell Administration to assist the said, "If I had at this time, or any other House Committee mefwith City of St Johns in a com can assure you I will not reveal confidential things. sources, even if it means going to jail, time, access to information relative to the area builders and members prehensive downtown subject at hand or similar subjects of a like 1 Stop talking about 1976, the possibiliies, etc, for at least of the local and state office of planning study. Why just last week, a local official asked "who told you were an editor?" Standing nature, I, at this time, or any other time a full year. Most of us have had it on politics for the present the Farmers Home Ad An explosion of would not ethically be able to reveal, divulge ministration' to discuss questionable origin last firm and straight, I refused to tell him. and your credibility (if you have any) has been tarnished This type of journalism ethic even invades or even name such sources as whom might financing a project designed Thursday afternoon took the have revealed, divulged or even told me by over exposure. So please shut up. to provide rental housing for life of an Ovid man, the home where it is sometimes necessary to withold information from members of the about the subject at hand and to capsule 2 For those of you already in the public trough go back to senior citizens. demolished his home and what I have briefly stated, (no way baby'." James McQueen, 18, of St rocked the entire village. family. work at the jobs you are being paid to do. If you aren't on a Johns and a freshman at Clinton County Civil Muttering something about "small 'town public payroll then running for any major office means Michigan State University Defense director Charles W FOR INSTANCE, the other night my wife editor idiots," he asked, "you didn't happen getting a leave of absence or quitting in order to campaign. was I of 2 Michigan 4-H'ers Forst was given the go- asked, "Where have you been all night?" to write the description of the income tax" designated by Gov William G ahead by the board of Glancing about the house to make sure it laws for the government, did you? You seem Not so with the officer holder, though. He collects his full Milliken tc present the of supervisors to take certain wasn't bugged, I answered, "I'm sorry, I to have that same muddled flair." pay check while failing to perform even a portion of the ficial state seal to President steps to improve the county's cannot divulge that information." "If you don't divulge in 30 seconds, a Supreme Court "Thank you, but no, I didn't" I replied, .duties he swore to do. Richard M Nixon at the preparedness for atomic smugly leaning back in my chair. National 4-H Congress in attack. couldn't save your skin," she replied. So Sen George McGovern and Sen Ed Muskie were on the much for journalism ethics in the home. After getting up. off the floor and picking Chicago. James C Matthews of St up the chair, I blurted out the whole truth. road for more than 2 years in their quest of the presidency. Johns was appointed to the A few days later, a mysterious man came Bill Mach of rural Ovid to the office and inquired about sources for a That is too long a time. was a member of the board of equalization and "Look, I made up the whole silly thing. I review for a 3-year term by recent story on the rapid rise in deaths don't care what you said about the govern Closer to home, Michigan's Attorney General Frank Arabian Horse Assoc of among male snowflakes. Michigan Junior Horse the city commission. v ment study. Nobody told me n6thing-so just Kelley campaigned for more than a solid year. Of course Judging Team, the national Laughingly I answered, "I made it up for leave me alone or I'll sic Horace Greeley's a column. You see, it was a parody on some ghost on you. he had Leon Cohen on hand to run the shop. But Leon is title winners in Oklahoma 25 YEARS AGO of the expensive government studies to leaving to join a utility company. This is a bit ironic since City. obtain worthless information. It really got a More than 145 persons "BESIDES WHO in their right mind Kelley campaigned in the time honored political boss With Christmas less than', few chuckles.. .er, you say you don't think it would believe millions of snowflakes are from the Clinton area at was all that hilarious?" technique of whipping utilities. tended the first annual weeks away, St John: caused by the male • snowflake mating agricultural seminar at the merchants will add impetus Unsmiling, he continued, "We happen to season being in the winter?" It will be interesting to see how Kelley does without Leon Municipal Building in St to the Yuletide shopping know you didn't make that up, Now, right He must have been satisfied, because he who is credited in Lansing by newsmen with being Kelley's Johns sponsored by the season with the first postway now, no stalling, where'd you,get the in .started to leave. Before going out the door, idea man. Central National Bank of St "Window Night" in the city formation?" he paused for a minute, "For your sake, I Johns. ^ec 10. hope you're never asked to run for vice- Soapy Williams had a similar helper in Paul Weber. St Johns Masons elevated "HONEST," I said, "trying to look like I president-boy, if McGovern thinks he got Finally, Paul went to the other side of the street to work for 10 YEARS AGO Delbert Conklin to the post of was lying. After all, this was a good chance stung..." _•- Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. And from that point on Worshipful Master at their1 Soapy's efforts in politics were less than significant. Of annual meeting. He will Upwards of 3000 Clinton succeed Lloyd Atkinson who "If It Fit*. . . course he did get on Michigan's Supreme Court with a county people are expected has directed the lodge's background of never having appeared in a court room as a to take a tour of the St Johns activities for the past year. lawyer. Federal-Mogul Plant Howard Brauher of Ithaca Saturday evening during the has purchased the Hudson Michigan's political method of selecting its Supreme firm's open house, the first sales and service from Carl Court judges remains the disgrace it has always been and since December 1959. Walters of St Johns. Ya gotta have class the public is entitled to a better way. Some 100 Maple River Federal-Mogul Cor property owners and Clinton poration has announced the — DS County officials met with the transfer of Robert E Klare, Editor, Lapeer County Press board of supervisors drain present division manager at II committee at the courthouse St Johns to the same position By Jim Fitzgerald and organized to, fight at their - Greenville " plant Mother can be proud of me. I got classy This room is so fancy they don't have a condemnation proceedings effective Dec 15. friends. menu. The head waiter announces what is launched recently in the Students at Rodney B available. His accent is thick and I couldn't View from controversial Maple River Wilson High School have As a boy, I can remember Mother com drain project. plaining about my father's old friends. He understand a word. closed their magazine was a white-collar salesman by then, but he ^"What part of France are you from," The office of Eighth subscription sales drive by had spent his early years fishing and asked 1 of my classy friends, just back from District Congressman surpassing their quota of repairing boats on,the Great Lakes. He 1 a European tour. the Senate [James^Harvey/nhas .an $,1,800 by. $163.70. finally got the dirt 'fromf ifnder his finger "Sie'xico," said the head waiter. nails, but he never got his early friends from "I'll have a cheeseburger,-7' I said. I By. SEN. WILLIAM S. BALLENGER under Mother's skin. The 5th man in a platoon of waiters peeled She claimed it was embarrassing to be off and put some soup called consomme in (Questions about front of me. He stood there while I tasted it. The decision of the State legislative days in session, salary is, and they shouldn't walking downtown, all dressed up, and have and in other factors which a 3-day drunk fall out of a bar and put his "It tastes like warm Kool Ade," I told Officers Compensation seek it if they feel they him. He went away. Commission (SOCC) to hold affect the demands of time cannot make both ends meet. arm around her and say: "Yer Eddie's wife. and expertise for the offices Social Security I wash atyer wedding. Eddie and me used to Midway I went to the John.-I told the guy the line on salaries of top 1 personally believe the standing nextto me that I hadn't seen him in statewide elected officials, involved." SOCC made fair and have some great times. Did he ever tell ya..." the Epicurean Room. He confessed he was Supreme Court justices, and As may have been ex reasonable salary and ex eating in something called the Library members of the Legislature pected, the decision was met penses recommendations Q. I've been getting social Q. My brother has been I soon learned what she meant. A bunch of during 1973-74 is being with mixed feelings by the security payments since I my college friends thought it would be fun to Room. ' and that the time has long getting monthly disability "I'm sorry," I told him, "but this John is viewed in some quarters as a officials involved. Some since come and gone for a was 9. Next year when I'm payments from social go slumming in my hometown. I took them signal for similar action on legislators feel that a $17,000 18, I plan to enroll in a trade to the White Star, the evilest looking tavern reserved for epicures only. I think you are little belt-tightening and security since 1968. I supposed to go read a book." other state salary schedules. salary is not sufficient since budget-balancing. school. A friend told me that recently read in the "paper on the waterfront. The floor was dirt but it most of them must maintain 'my monthly payments will that disabled people under 65 was cleaner than the customers. 2 women in This dinner had 9 courses. The last was a In its long-awaited Under the Constitution, the funny looking roll that I couldn't slice decision, the Commission two places of residence- legislators cannot obtain stop when I'become 18 if I will soon be able to get the corner were hitting each other with their Lansing and their home don't go to college. Is this Medicare. Is this true? kids. I looked into the bartender's one eye because it turned out to be a hot, soggy ruled that the present salary increases even if they napkin. My classiest friend showed me what salaries of the Governor, districts-almost year get the required two-thirds true? A. It is true that people and I knew he was on probation for mass around. Some justices didn't A. No. you don't have to go murder. it was for. He leaned back in his chair, ala Lieutenant Governor, vote necessary to reject the under 65 getting 'social barbershop, and put the napkin over his Supreme Court Justices and like the ceiling which, for the Commission recom to college to continue to get security disability payments first time ever, the SOCC set your monthly payments He asked me to prove my age and I gave beard. legislators "compare mendations. will soon be eligible for him my driver's license. He read it slowly favorably with rates paid for on their expense allowance. after you're 18. However, Medicare coverage. Starting The evening was supposed to end at a similar elective offices in One of the principal you do have to be single and and then hollered: piano bar, but it didn't. At closing time, a in July of next year, your "Hey, you must be Eddie's boy!" classy friend hired the piano man to come other states which ap OTHERS-myself in- questions raised by the enrolled as a full-time brother and other disabled proximate Michigan in size Commission ruling is student at an, educational But things were different the other night, home with us, 20 miles away, and ac cluded-feel that persons people who have been get- company us as we sang in the dawn. of population, degree of seeking legislative office whether it was a subtle hint institution. Most trade 'ting social security disability a classy night which I am herewith writing economic development, know in advance what the to the legislators that we schools qualify as benefits for at least 2 years home to Mother about. She should know the When I finally escaped toward home, the should follow suit and hold educational institutions. You will be eligible for Medicare. kind of people that Eddie's boy is hanging piano man was looking up to all my classy the line on state ex should check with your out with since he gave up his paper route. friends. He was singing acappella from the %*; It was a birthday celebration and "6 of us prone position, on the carpet. IS penditures by rejecting any social security office to be Q. I'm retired. I read .that pay. raise package recom certain the trade school starting January 1973, I can dined in the Epicurean Room of the most He'd have got his shirt dirty at the White 1 Where to contact mended by the Civil Service you're planning to attend earn $2100 a year and still get sophisticated restaurant in the big city. Stat. Ya gotta have class. * •3 Commission for the state's meets'this qualification. my full social security 50,000 civil servants. payments. Is there any |your representatives Q. I'm enrolled in the chance that this amount will Two years ago, the medical- insurance part of be increased in the future? I Legislature was criticized Medicare and I heard the A. Yes. Recent changes in I In Washington ... for not following the annual deductible is going to the social security law Governor's urging that it increase. Is this turue? provide that, as future reduce the inflationary 8.1% 1 A. Yes. Beginning earnings levels rise, the § U.S. SEN. ROBERT P. GRIFFIN civil service pay raise January 1, the annual amount people can earn and | 353 Old Senate Office Bldg. recommended for state deductible under the medical still get social security j§ Washington, D.C. 20510 government workers. But it insurance part of Medicare benefits will also rise. The P (202) 225-6221 was pretty tough for will increase $10--from $50 to first automatic increase in 4 U.S. REP. CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN legislators to veto a salary $60. An increase was the social security f: (Sixth Congressional District) hike for other state em necessary because of rising retirement test ( cannot; & \ 2240 House Office Bldg. ployees when they had just medical costs. however, occur until 1975. received a $2000 boost Rah! Rah! Sis boom bah. Addidas with white stars, but shoes and came back on the § Washington, D.C. 20515 we stood tall in freshly floor as cheerleaders. We led themselves. ^•^*^^K•^.v.v.^M•:•^Kv.v.^^^vva%vav.v.^^v.^v.^vX•^^^^^^:-^:•:•^^v^:•:•v•^ Girls basketball-rah, rah, ^ (202) 225-4872 rah! polished white PF Flyers. 3 rounds of "Common Team But this year it's a dif Fight" in front of the janitor $ U.S. REP. GARRY BROWN ferent story, and the Women's lib has got We never had to worry g: (Third Congressional District) HOT PANTS nothing over the Class of '65. about tripping over our locks and the away team's bus ! Governor's office has again driver. * 404 Cannon House Office Bldg. suggested that this year's We knew what the score was like they do nowadays. Our Washington,-D.C. 20515 recommended raise for civil 7 years ago. only problem was making I had a perfect season. . (202)225-5011 service employees -should I'm a little late with my version Our high school girls sure our lacquered ratted .went 0-0 for the year. I hair didn't touch the net U.S. SEN. PHILIP A. HART not be too high and if so And the stylists will hardly agree,' basketball team was the could do layups, field goals should be scaled down. I'm guilty of gross non-conforming center court attraction. And when we stood under the and outside shots, but it 253 Old Senate Office Bldg. a basket. Washington, D.C. 20510 My technique won't stand third degree. I was a star player or at least seemed like I was always (202) 225-4822 STILL, the situation leaves I could have been if they AT THE halftime we coming off the,rebound. I fell the Legislature in a peculiar would have lowered the dribbled in the locker room, in love with all the starters of bind. If it follows its action of No claim has been made for their beauty basket or .raised the floor. slipped on our white blouses, the boys varsity and broke 1 In Lansing I 2 years ago and accepts the The pattern is hardly a rage, corduroy and saddle shoes up 5 different times. I Civil Service Commission's It's not one of the new imported SPORTS writers called me recommended salary in It's never been modeled on stage. leapin' Lee. I teamed up with i SEN. WILLIAM BALLENGER crease for state employees, the fantastic 5:-bouncin' Bev, £ertice Pettomel (30th District) it undoubtedly will be cool Char, movin' Marian State Capitol chastized again for not The previews up to date are all modest and cagey Connie. Marian Sgt Christy Lansing, >Uch. 48901 holding down state ex .The country's not taken by storm ,and I were forward, Bev and 373-2420 penditures. It's outlines are pleasingly simple Connie were always on their THAILAND -- US Air tactical air power supporting- The texture is wiry and warm. guard and Marian was Force Sergeant James S. the US and its allies in '' ' REP. R. 'DOUGLAS TREZISE On the other hand, if it 'roving. That was on a man to Christy, whose wife, Wilma, Southeast Asia and the Far I (87th District) reduces the Commission's man defense. is the daughter of Mr and East. Before his arrival in State Capitol recomriTendation or rejects It's color is not too inviting • Those uniforms were what Mrs Bill Huntley, 601 E Thailand, he served at Shaw Lansing, Mich.' 48901 raises altogether for state It's origins were not in France, • made us state standouts. We Walker St, St'Johns, is on AFB, SC 373-0841 employees in an effort to But to combat our Michigan weather wore hot pants when they duty at Udorn Royal Thai A 1966 graduate of _I've donned my long-legged "hot pants." REP. RICHARD J. ALL1?N hold down expenses in line still called 'em short'shorts. AFB, Thailand. Waverly .High School, (88th District) with the State Officers The blue satin tops accented Sergeant Christy, a Lansing, the sergeant at BOX 119 Compensation Commission, the bottoms with the school precision photo processing- tended Kendall School of the Legislature most cer- letters across the chest and specialist, is assigned to a 'Design at Grand Rapids. Lansing, Mich. 46901 Sergeant Christy and his g 373-1798 tinaly will come under fire WARREN EDOBSON numbers on the back. There unit of the Pacific Air Forces from most state employees. were no baby blue velour (PACAF) which provides wife have l child, Michael. December 6.1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 3B wBS^K.K!: An ounce of Election reform prevention Hep. Umigl.is Tre/ij,© 87th District By Jose' J LHnas, MD Director of Community From time to time, since have been presented in the legislation through the Mental Health Clinton, By: ELAINE CINCALA first coming to the Senate. House and the "Senate is to Eaton and Ingham County Extension Office Legislature, I have shared Of that total, ap blame" for its not becoming with you some of my im proximately 550 will have law. pressions of the unbelievable found their way into the I guess what I'm trying to Itching and Scratching Yule mdrkei tips things I have observed. But lawbooks by the time we say is that we need some new I'd have to judge the activity adjourn. rules and schedules in this One of the common scratch and further com you can obtain temporary It's the Christmas shop plentiful for December, but ping season. We hurry supplies will begin to go of the past week as the best It's not only the in legislative business. We need problems people experience plicate the situation. relief sometimes just by (or worst) example of troduction of new bills at this some deadlines set after in winter is itchy skin, pinching the skin next to the around trying to get all the down after the November presents purchased and the peak. Prices should be "wheel spinning" I've seen time that seems „a little which the introduction of 'The elderly seem more DON'T SCRATCH itching area. That has the yet. ridiculous to me. It's also only critical bills would be susceptible to this condition, Positively the worse thing 'advantage of not further food ready for days of similar to 1971. Fresh sup feasting. Right now, it looks plies of both broccoli and Here, with 15 days, at the silly, I believe, to still be allowed. We need to get bills or else are more likely to ask that one can do with a patch increasing the itchy pain in most of legislative work considering House bills, as out of committees by a» for help in its alleviation, in of itchy skin is what would the affected part. as if there will be plenty of Brussel sprouts are coming fresh fruit for the holiday in from California now. scheduled, we are still seeing we have spent most of our deadline, set dates for the experience of most seem, if not the most logical, Cold compresses, or cold new bills being introduced. time on the floor doing. passing them through each physicians. , certainly the most in any other form, usually season. Quality appears good at this December holidays and time. Now, any bill introduced at These bills have almost no chamber and limit con Oldsters also tend to like desperately resorted to also relieves itching, but as this date, unless concerning chance of becoming law sideration of bills to those measure, scratching. ' with scratching, the pain citrus fruits just seem to go With the holidays around woolen clothing, which is the corner, many of us a dire emergency, has no because there's no time for which have met these ob particularly irritating. They Some people itch more may be worse when the cold together. Many a child finds a tangerine or orange stuck scurry around trying to bake chance of even being con them to go through a Senate jectives. are more likely to suffer easily and more frequently is discontinued. sidered by a committee, let committee, Senate debate At this time, in the House, than others, just as some are down in the bottom of his a multitude of cookies, cakes from rheumatic conditions, and candies. Dried fruits and along passing through both and a Senate vote unless we should be considering for which sometimes hot extremely ticklish, and some THE OUNCE OF Christmas stocking. The PREVENTION supply of citrus fruits is nuts are important houses of the Legislature and they're vitally important. only those bills which have baths are recommended. If a are not at all. reaching the Governor. But, we have been hotly already passed the Senate. People with allergies are There is much physicians plentiful this year. At this ingredients in much of that person stays too long in the baking. This year, prices are When we adjourn Dec 15, debating a lot of House bills, The Senate should be con tub and the water is too hot, said to be more itchy than can do to eliminate itching time, the forecast is for a record crop of Early, Mid- steady to higher for most,of every bill * which has not approving some and sidering only House- this affects the skin more, others; they have a low itch nowadays. Many of the most passed both houses will be rejecting others, sending approved legislation. After threshold. common conditions season, and Navel oranges. these items. than usual. Finally, drying Raisins are at record high dead and must be put those passed on to the Senate all, these are the only bills off with a towel further producing inordinate itching Unless the weather decides to play havoc with the crops, prices. The grape crop was through the entire process to die at the adjournment which have a chance to contributes to the irritation. IN ANY EVENT, scratch (including flea bites, fungus again before it can ever date. become law anyhow. ing does not really relieve and yeast infections, we may have as much as 30 small, so there were fewer grapes available for become law. It's not that we don't have We should have stopped It is an ancient and wise itching; it only seems to. ringworm, allergy and ec percent more of these introducing new bills long rule that irritated skin oranges over last year's processing. Even though the Yet, in spite of this six new important legislation to There may be a temporary zema) can be treated bills covering subjects consider; but I guess we ago and restricted the should be dried up by gentle feeling of comfort, but itch- promptly and successfully. crop. The quality is looking prices are higher, not all the patting, rather good right now too. cost increases are showing ranging from public em have to wait for committee reporting of new bills from than 'ing itself reduces the pain There are also a few ployee labor relations to actions on critical bills, committee for floor action. aggressive rubbing. threshold, bringing on a serious internal diseases December brings peak up at the retail level. Prunes supplies of both tangerines are also in smaller supply, drivers license laws were conferences on others and to t These kinds of rules have vicious cycle of itching, which may manifest placed in the House_ of pass the time, we just play long been advocated by those SIMPLE RECOM scratching, itching and more themselves by itching, so it and tangelos plus more with higher prices. MENDATIONS grapefruit. Representatives hopper' on around with hopeless stuff. of us on the Republican side scratching. is doubly important to have a The almond crop is larger the 27th of November. This The only benefit to this is the of the aisle. Since we do not In medical school, we One trick many people competent physician The produce section of the than 1971, but demand is brings to 2,416 the number of ego of the sponsor who can control the House, we cannot learned that it was relatively learn spontaneously is that evaluate the situation. grocery stores will continue heavy. The walnut crop is House bills offered in the tell his constituents how impose them. easy to treat skin conditions, to have large supplies of going to be smaller, but 1971-72 session; another 1,494 effective he was in getting But, it is my hope that we if they were not too serious. apples available. Present prices have not increased as can persuade enough We were told that if the PCA announces storage reports show an yet. Prices for peanuts in the members from the other side skin appears too dry, we increased amount of shell appear to have dropped to see the merits of setting up should moisten it. Mcintosh and Spies, while slightly during November. CNB&T approves schedules which will If it seemed too moist, then inventory of the other maior streamline the whole we should dry it. annual meeting varieites of apples is down YOUR CHRISTMAS legislative process. somewhat. turkey will likely cost you IP IT has no oil in it, oil it. The Production Credit million dollars to its farmer- For those of you who like to dividend payment finally, always look for Association of Lansing will members. more than the Thanksgiving ALL NEW '73 use fresh avocados in your turkey. Traditionally, this the itch producing agents or hold its Annual Stockholders The following are the meals, you'll be happy to The board of directors of Trust Co maintains principal organisms that attack the Meeting Wednesday, Dec 6, Officers and Directors of this bird's price rises after the Clinton National Bank and offices in St Johns and know there will be more Thanksgiving holiday. skin. This last condition was 1972 at Kellogg Center, East Association: Paul W available this year. This Trust Co of St Johns has branch locations in Elsie, very prevalent years ago, Lansing. Darling, president-Owosso; v Beef and chicken prices approved a semi-annual Fowler, Laingsburg and crop, which starts to market will probably remain near particularly in children, and Paul W Darling of Owosso, Harold C Powell, vice- in volume during the latter dividend payment totaling Valley Farms in north it was more likely to occur in President, will preside at the president-Williamston; Carl current levels throughout $58,560 to all stockholders of Lansing. A mobile unit weeks of December, is December, with few specials winter because personal meeting. Arnold K. Musolf of E Bahs, director-Nashville; estimated to be over twice as record as of Dec 15,1972. The serves the areas surrounding hygiene was, of course, more East Lansing, secretary- Milton A Conine, director- expected. Pork prices, ex dividend, amounting to $1 the communities of Bath, large as last year's ex- cept for ham, may drop difficult and not always manager, will give the Howell; Weldon E Brown, .tremely small crop. per share will be paid as of Eureka, Hubbardston, 'pleasant during cold financial report. director-Sunfield; Arnold K slightly by the end of the Jan 2, 1973. Maple Rapids and Wacousta. year. Ham is usally one of weather. There will be an election of Musolf, secretary-ma nager- CRANBERRIES will still The payment will be the 2 directors. East Lansing. the favorites of the holiday 22nd consecutive dividend Infections with nits and be available in,quantity season. Credit unions lice were common, and Donald G Fox, Production during December although declared by the bank's children would scratch and Credit Association's at down in supply from Egg prices have been directors since Clinton torney to be guest speaker. Cederberg November, Depending on increasing and are likely to National was formed in 1961 merge here He will show slides of whatpartof the country they go higher. We use many an through a merger of the DRIVE-IN BANKING "Fishing1 in » Eskimo State Bank of StJohns, the St ST JOHNS - St Johns 1 are coming frotn, the egg for holiday baking., and CHRISTMAS Waters., /, appointed cranberries .may be small,.,, for ."vacation'*, breakfasts. Johns National Bank and the Michigan Federal Credit _H0URg Six-hundred farmer Union has merged with the antfndd nott totoocolorfu.d colorful,, or may Medium size -egg.eggs wilm l ^^Tfhe^vt^„wnl rt„ tt%n „nn„ ! ,.,„„„£ $f>ECIAfc^ Pflon. thru, Jhurs. 8:30 - 5 pm rriembers and guests are r gn ? Sealed Power Credit Union. Fridays 1- 8:30-8 pm to budget be large and quite colorful. prtoba.bly be close in price iSKWWllwA-O^ . coordinated overall view of High School FFA members our fiscal picture and greatly will be delivering citrus fruit Dec 8. A COMPLETE FIREPLACE SYSTEM WITH See what the 73 Scorpion's got.. . enhance the effectiveness of the appropriations Payment will be made at THE LOOK AND PERMANENCE OF MASONRY See for yourself who's Number One! procedure." the time of delivery. Only Scorpion Stinger dares "Power-Thrust" clutch. to make this challenge. Be Delivers more of the en E-Z SET saves time and money anywhere ... perfect for cause only Scorpion offers gine's power to the track the living room, bedroom, den or family room. It is ideal Ihese engineering advances than any consumer clutch for 1973; known. for low-cost remodeling or multi-floor installations. "Para-Rail" suspension. "Power-Bite" track. All- Combines the best features poly track grips the snow E-Z SET can be installed right on a wood floor, directly of both slide rails and better for more get-up- against wood studs or flush to a finished wall with zero bogeys and-go. clearance to combustibles. See the entire Scorpion Stinger line for 1973: Super Stinger 440- Super Stinger 400-Stinger 340 E-Z SET system assembles quickly without the highn cost Stinger 290 and 290 ET-^Super Stingerette 340. of skillekilled laborlahor. For example, the chimney may be WE ALREADY KNOW WHO'S installed by one man. ! NUMBER ONEI SCORPION WINS 6 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP M.I.S.A. THE FORD TEAM SAND, GRAVEL, SUMMER DRAG RACES.. . BtACK DIRT, MORTAR MORTAR SAND A Stock D Stock wants to play ball with you B Stock Junior Stock Call Us! C Stock A Powder Puff 224-2327 took out, Calf Look out, SM-Doot Scorpion Stinger Is comtn' thrul Egan Ford Sale's, Inc. scorpion stinger KARBER SALES 200 W. Hlgham ST. JOHNS E-Z TRIM MASONRY FACE AND ' USED BRICK BLOCK CO DON TOLLES SERVICE Us* Your S»at ••lull 817 Church St. St. Johns. 2621 E. Walker Rd„ ST. JOHNS Phpne 224-3115 4B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Decembers, 1972 Board of Commissioners Thursday, September 28,1972 of the Board of Public Works, the Board of Commission the option of the County, on any interest payment date The Clinton County Board of Commissioners met in ers of the County of Clinton, and the Township Board of on or after November 1,1987, at 103% of par if redeemed for the payment of its contractual payments. The County special session Thursday, September 28, 1972 at 8:30 the Charter Township of Bath, and has been fully executed prior to November 1, 1991; 102 1/2% on or after Novem of Clinton has irrevocably pledged to the payment of a.m. Prayer_was_cffared by Robert Ditmer. Roll was by all the parties thereto; and WHEREAS: ber 1, 1991, prior to November 1,1995; 102% on or after this issue of bonds the total contractual payments, which said total payments are established In the amount required called and a quorum reported. Present were DerrlU Plans, specifications and estimates of cost of the November 1, 1995, prior to November 1, 1999; 101 1/2% to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds of this Shlnabery, Walter Nobis, Maurice Gove, Robert Ditmer, sewer improvements comprising the present scope of said on or after November 1, 1999, prior to November 1, issue when due. As additional security for the payment of Duane Chamberlain, Claude Under hill, William Hufnagel, Clinton County Sanitary Sewage Disposal System No. 4 2003; and at 101% of par if redeemed on or after Novem the bonds of this issue, the County of Clinton, pursuant Robert Montgomery, Gerald Lankford, Roy Andrews and (Charter Township of Bath) (described in paragraph 1 ber 1, 2003; but prior to November 1, 2007, and at to the provisions of Act 185, Public Acts of Michigan, Gerald Shepard. .JUSO present were Mrs Gladys Sibley of the contract and therein referred to as the "SYSTEM*), 100 1/2% on or after November 1, 2007, but prior to 1957, as amended, and a three-fifths (3/5) vote of the of Stauder, Barch Associates, Bonding Consultants; Roy have been prepared by Fishbeck, Thompson and Carr, maturity, \ members-elect of its Board of Commissioners, has VanSickle, Bath Township Supervisor; Dale Chapman Engineers of Lansing, Michigan, and have been duly Thirty days notice of the call of any bonds for re pledged its full faith and credit for the pronVpt payment and Tim Green and Betty Minsky, State Journal news- approved by the Board of Public Works; and WHEREAS: demption shall be given by publication in a paper of the principal of and interest thereon. reporter. State and/or federal grants in the amount of Seven circulated in the State of Michigan, which carries, as Communications were read. Hundred Forty-Seven Thousand Six Hundred Eighty-Four part of its regular service, notices of sale of municipal . This bond Is one of a total authorized issue of A letter from Trl County Regional Planning Commis Dollars ($747,684) are anticipated to assist in the bonds, and In case of registered bonds, thirty days seven hundred ten (710) bonds of even date and like sion summarizing the meeting held September 12, 1972 construction of said project; and WHEREAS: notice shall be given by mail to the registered holder tenor except as to rate of interest and date of maturity, with Trl County Regional Planning Commission and Under the provisions of said contract the Charter at the registered address. B6nds so called for redemp aggregating the principal sum of $3,550,000, numbered Capitol Area Comprehensive Health Planning Association Township pf Bath has obligated itself to paya part of the tion shall not bear interest after the date fixed for consecutively in direct order of maturity from 1 to 710, to discuss the possibility of consolidating the health cost of said System financed by the. issuance of bonds redemption, provided funds are on hand with the paying inclusive, issued pursuant to a resolution duly adopted planning organization with Trl County Regional Planning of the County by paying the installments, plus interest, agent to redeem said bonds. by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Clinton on the 28th day of September, 1972, and under and in full Commission was read and filed. as specified in paragraph 10 of said contract, and has Section 8. The Chairman of the Board of Commis It was moved by Hufnagel, supported by Underhill, further obligated Itself to levy taxes, annually, to the compliance with the Constitution and statutes of theState sioners and the COUNTY Clerk are hereby authorized of Michigan, including specifically Act 185, Public Acts to approve Ernest Carter and Dolores Betz, with Willard extent necessary, for the purpose of meeting said and directed to execute said BONDS, when issued and sold, Krebel and Virgene Krebel as delegates and alternates installments, which taxes are without limitation as to of Michigan, 1957, as amended, for the purpose of paying for and on behalf of the COUNTY, and to affix the seal part of thecostof constructlngasanitary sewage disposal respectively along with a representative of the Govern rate or amount, all as provided in paragraph 11 of said of the COUNTY thereto, and to execute the interest ment and Personnel Committee to represent Clinton contract; and WHEREAS: system and appurtenances in said County to service coupons to be attached to said bonds by causing their the Charter Township of Bath. For a complete statement County at the Municipal Employees Retirement Meeting The County now proposes to issue its bonds, as facsimile signatures to be affixed thereto. Upon the execu at Lansing on October 18, 1972. Voted and carried. of the funds from which and the conditions under which, authorized by said Act 185, Public Acts of Michigan, tion of said BONDS and the attached coupons, the same this bond is payable, and the general covenants and Commissioner Ditmer reported two requests: Re 1957, as amended, in anticipation of and secured pri shall be delivered to the COUNTY Treasurer, who is provisions pursuant to which this bond is issued, refer pairs are needed to the small boiler plpes(for emergency marily by said contractual obligations of the Charter hereby authorized and directed to deliver said BONDS ence is made to the above-described resolution. use) at the County Infirmary. Chairman Shepard auth Township of Bath, to provide the necessary funds to pay and attached coupons to the purchaser as hereafter orized the Clerk to inform the Chairman of the Social a part of the cost of constructing said System, and all determined by the BOARD, upon receipt of the purchase Bonds maturing In the years 1976 to 1994, Inclusive, Services Board to make the necessary repairs. Also the things necessary to the authorization and issuance of price therefor. shall not be subject to redemption prior to maturity. Bonds maturing in the years 1995 to 2012, inclusive, Zoning Department has requested a new IBM Typewriter said bonds under said Act 185 having been done, and the Section 9. Said BONDS and the attached coupons shall be subject to redemption prior to maturity, at the at a cost of $349.00 with no trade-in. County of Clinton being now empowered and desirous of shall be payable primarily from the CONTRACTUAL option of the County, on any Interest payment date on or Ditmer moved, supported by Underhill, to approve authorizing the issuance of said bonds; and WHEREAS: PAYMENTS received by the BOARD on beftalf "of the after November 1, 1987, at 103% of par ir redeemed the request for anIBMTypewriterfor the Zoning Depart The Board of Public Works has approved this reso COUNTY, for the payment of which the TOWNSHIP In the prior to November 1, 1991; 102 1/2% on or after Novem ment at a cost of $549.00. Voted and carried. lution and recommended Its adoption by the Board of CONTRACT has pledged Its full faith and credit pursuant ber 1, 1991, prior to November 1,1995,102% on or after Mrs Gladys Sibley of Stauder, Barch Associates Commissioners of Clinton County; to the provisions of Act 185, Public Acts of Michigan, presented a revised feasibility study to the bond issue November 1, 1995, prior to November 1, 1999; 101 1/2% THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD 1957, as amended. Pursuant to the provisions of Section on or after November 1, 1999, prior to November 1, of the Bath Charter Township Sewer Project. Rates, OF COMMISSIONERS OF CLINTON COUNTY, as follows: 6, Article IX, of the Michigan Constitution of 1963, interest and bonds were revised because of an additional 2003; and at 101% of par if redeemed on or after Novem Section 1. Wherever used in this resolution or in the the TOWNSHIP has covenanted and agreed to levy taxes ber 1, 2003, but prior to- November 1, 2007; and at State Grant. Total bondingis $3,550,000.00. She answered bonds to be issued hereunder, except where otherwise annually to the extent necessary to provide the funds questions arising from the revised report. 100 1/2% of par if redeemed on or after November 1, indicated by the context: to meet the CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS, when due, in 2007, but prior to maturity. Tim Green of the DPW presented a resolution (a) The term "COUNTY" shall be construed to mean anticipation of which the bonds are issued, .which Thirty days notice of the call of the bonds for re which would create a Clinton County Sanitary Sewer the County of Clinton, Michigan. taxes are without limitation as to rate or amount. All System No. 4, Charter Township of Bath. Montgomery (b) The term "TOWNSHIP1* shall be construed to demption shall be given by publication in a paper cir of such CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS are hereby pledged culated in the State of Michigan, which carries, as part_ moved, supported by Chamberlain, to adopt the resolution. mean the Charter Township of Bath, Clinton County, solely and only for the payment of principal of and inter Discussion followed. The question was called for. Voting Michigan, of its regular service, notices of sale of municipal est on the BONDS. bonds, and in case of registered bonds thirty days by roll call in reverse were as follows: Ayes were (c) The term "BOARD" shall be construed to mean Section 10. Pursuant to the authorization provided notice shall be given by mail to the registered holder Shepard, Andrews, Lankford, Montgomery, Hufnagel, the Board of Public Works of the County of Clinton, in Act 185, Public Acts of Michigan, 1957, as amended, at the registered address. Bonds so called for redemp Underhill, Chamberlain, Ditmer, Gove and Shlnabery, Michigan. Nay was Nobis. 10 ayes, 1 nay. Motion declared carried. the full faith and credit of the COUNTY is hereby tion shall not bear interest after the date fixed for (d) The term "SYSTEM" shall be construed to mean pledged for the prompt payment of the principal of and redemption, provided funds are on hand with the paying the sewer mains, laterals, interceptors,pumplngstations interest on the BONDS as the same shall become due. agent to redeem said bonds. and all necessary appurtenances comprising Clinton If for any reason there are not sufficient funds on hand RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING CLINTON COUNTY County Sanitary Sewage Disposal System No. 4 (Charter This bond Is fully negotiable, having all the qualities from the CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS to pay the prin of a negotiable instrument under the law merchant, the SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM NO. 4 Township of Bath), as described in paragraph 1 of the cipal of and interest on the BONDS when due, upon (CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BATH) AND APPROVING contract, as set forth in the preamble of this resolution. uniform commercial code and the negotiable instruments written notification by the BOARD to the COUNTY Trea law. CONTRACT THEREFOR (e) The term "CONTRACT" shall be construed" to surer of the amount of such deficiency, the COUNTY This bond and the interest thereon are exempt from mean the Contract heretofore made and executed between Treasurer shall promptly deposit into 'the debt retire BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS the COUNTY and the TOWNSHIP as set forth in full any and all taxation whatsoever by the State of Michigan ment fund for said BONDS the amount of such deficiency or by any taxing authority within said State, OF CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN, AS FOLLOWS: in the preamble to this resolution. out of COUNTY funds. If it becomes necessary for the This bond may be registered as to principal only on (f) The term "CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS" shall be COUNTY to so advance any such moneys, it shall be the books of the paying agent in the name of the holder, 1. That the Board of Commissioners of Clinton construed to mean the Installment payments required entitled to reimbursement from any surplus from time to and said registration noted on the back hereof by said County, Michigan, does hereby approve the establishment to be made by the TOWNSHIP to ttie .BOARD pursuant time existing in the fund from which said principal and L lt paying agent, after which no transfer shall be, valid;, of a ^sanitary se!\j^ge disposal system in 'the Charter to the provisions *of Section 10^ o*f the CONTRACT, and interest are primarily liable, or from any other legally unless made on the book and noted hereon in like manner, Township of Bath, in said County, to be known as' pledged to the payment of the*, principal of and interest available source. The COUNTY recognizes and covenants but transferability by delivery may berestoredbyr^gis7 CLINTON COUNTY SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL on the bonds authorized by the, provisions of this resolu that to the extent necessary to provide funds to meet its t tration to bearer. Such registration shall not affect the SYSTEM NO. 4 '(CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BATH), tion. full faith and credit pledge herein provided, It is negotiability of the interest coupons. for the disposal of sanitary sewage In the district Section 2. The plans, specifications and estimates obligated to levy ad, valorem taxes against the taxable It is hereby certified and recited that all acts, hereinafter described, said system to consist generally for the SYSTEM, as prepared by Fishbeck, Thompson property in the COUNTY, which taxes, pursuant to Section conditions and things required by law precedent to and In of sanitary sewer mains, laterals, interceptors and and Carr, Engineers of Lansing, Michigan, are hereby 6, Article IX, of the Michigan Constitution of 1963, the issuance of this bond and the series of which this pump stations, together with necessary appurtenances accepted and approved, and it is hereby determined to are without limitation as to rate or amount. is one have been done and performed in regular and and rights in land used or useful in connection with the be advisable and necessary for the public health of the collection and transmission for disposal of sanitary Section 11. It shall be the duty of the BOARD, after "due time and form as required by law. COUNTY to acquire, constructandcompletesaidSYSTEM the adoption of this resolution and the sale of the BONDS sewage in the area comprising said district as herein as provided in said plans and specifications. m WITNESS WHEREOF, the County of Clinton, herein authorized, to open a special depository account State of Michigan by its Board of Commissioners, after described. Section 3. The CONTRACT, as set forth In full in with the bank or trust company designated as paying has caused this bond to be signed in the name of said 2. That the contract for the construction, financing, the preamble hereto, is hereby ratified, confirmed, and agent for the BONDS to be designated DEBT RETIRE County by the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners operation and maintenance of said Clinton County Sanitary approved. MENT FUND - CLINTON COUNTY SANITARY SEWAGE and to be countersigned by the County Clerk and the Sewage Disposal System No. 4 (Charter Townhsip of Bath), Section 4. The total estimated cost of acquiring DISPOSAL SYSTEM NO. 4 (CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF corporate seal of the County to be hereunto affixed, negotiated by and between the Charter Township of and constructing the SYSTEM, including payment of BATH) (herein sometimes referred to as the "DEBT and has caused the annexed interest coupons to be exe Bath and the Clinton County Board of Public Works incidental expenses specified in Section 6 of this resolu RETIREMENT FUND)*, into which account the BOARD cuted with the facsimile signatures of said Chairman of acting for and on behalf of said County under the terms tion, which total estimated cost is Four Million Two shall deposit all CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS as received the Board of Commissioners and County Clerk, all as of Act 185, Public Acts of 1957, as amended, is hereby Hundred Ninety-Seven Thousand Dollars ($4,297,000), and into which account any advances made by the of the first day of November, A.D., 1972. approved and shall be executed as therein provided. is hereby approved and confirmed. COUNTY pursuant to Section 10 of this resolution shall 3. That said Clinton County SanitarySewage Disposal Section 5, The estimated period of usefulness of the be deposited. The moneys from time to time on hand in COUNTY OF CLINTON System No. 4 (Charter Township of Bath), and the area SYSTEM is determined to be not less than fifty (50) years. said DEBT RETIREMENT FUND shall be used solely By Gerald E. Shepard to be served thereby, to be known as CLINTON COUNTY Section 6. For the purpose of defraying a part of and only for the payment of the principal of and interest Chairman, Board of SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM NO. 4 the cost of theSYSTEM,Including payment of engineering, on the BONDS, or to the extent of any surplus to Commissioners (CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BATH) SANITARY SEWAGE legal, and financing expenses, and interest on the bonds reimburse the COUNTY for any advances made pursuant DISPOSAL DISTRICT, shall encompass the following ter for aperiodoftwenty-four(24) months,there be borrowed to Section 10 hereof. (SEAL) ritory: the sum of Three Million Five Hundred Fifty Thousand Countersigned: Section 12. The operation, maintenance and admin Municipality: Charter Township of Bath Dollars ($3,550,000), and that in evidence thereof there Ernest E. Carter t istration of the SYSTEM, and the acquisition and con be issued the bonds of the COUNTY in the aggregate County Clerk struction thereof, shall be under the overall jurisdiction Area to be served: The built-up area around principal amount of Three Million Five Hundre'd Fifty and control of the BOARD as the agency of the COUNTY. Park Lake and the area known as the Village of Bath. Thousand Dollars"($3,550,000), which bonds are some - (Form of Coupon) The provisions in the CONTRACT relative to the leasing Park Lake area is generally bounded by State Road, times hereinafter referred to in this resolution as the of the system to the TOWNSHIP, and the operation, North East of Park Lake Road, Ann Drive and Gary.Lane. "BONDS." No. $ maintenance and administration thereof by the TOWNS HIP On the first day of , A.D., 19 , the Bath area generally bound by Drumheller, East of Section 7. Said BONDS shall be designated CLINTON or its sub-lease, subject to the supervision and control Webster by Clark and Sleight, West of Webster on Clark COUNTY SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM NO. County of Clinton, a County municipal corporation of the of the BOARD, are hereby recognized, approved and State of Michigan, will pay to the bearer hereof the sum to'the RR and Sleight from Webster to Chandler. 4 BONDS (CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BATH), the prin confirmed. Mr Green then presented the Bond Resolution to the cipal of and interest thereon to be payable primarily shown hereon, in the manner and out of the funds Bath Sewer Project aid answered questions concerning Section 13. Said BONDS and the coupons shall be in described in said bond, at being in the interest due out of the CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS required to be substantially the following form: it. Nobis moved, supported by Montgomery, to adopt the paid by the TOWNSHIP pursuant to the CONTRACT, and that date on its Clinton County Sanitary Sewage System Bond Resolution as presented. On a roll call vote, those shall consist of seven hundred forty (740) bonds of the Disposal System No. 4 Bond (Charter Township of Bath), voting aye were Shlnabery, Nobis, Gove, Ditmer, Cham denomination of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) each, dated November 1, 1972 No. berlain, Underhill, Hufnagel, Montgomery, Lankford, dated as of November 1, 1972, and payable serially Andrews and Shepard. Nays none. 11 ayes, no nays. as follows: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Motion carried unanimously, $50',000 November 1st of .each of the years 1976 ' STATE OF MICHIGAN Chairman, Board of Commissioners to 1984, .Inclusive; COUNTY OF CLINTON BOND RESOLUTION $75,000 November 1st of each of the years 1985 CLINTON COUNTY SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL County Clerk A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE to 1990, inclusive; SYSTEM NO. 4 BOND (CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BATH) OF BONDS TO DEFRAY A PART OF THE COST OF A $100,000 November 1st of w„ :h of the years 1991 REGISTRATION SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM IN THE COUNTY OF and 1992; . NOTHING TO BE WRITTEN HEREON EXCEPT BY ' No. $5,000.00 CLINTON TO SERVICE THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP v THE PAYING AGENT OF BATH IN SAID COUNTY; PROVIDING FOR OTHER $125,000 November 1st of each of the years 1993 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that the MATTERS RELATIVE TO SAID BONDS AND THE to 1995, inclusive; COUNTY OF CLINTON, a County municipal corporation Date of Registration Name of Registered Registrar SECURITY THEREFOR. WHEREAS: $150,000 November 1st of each of the years 1996 of the State of Michigan, for value received hereby Owner promises to pay to the bearer hereof, or if registered, The County of Clinton, Michigan, acting by and to 1998, inclusive; Section 14. Nothing contained in this resolution or through its Board of Commissioners and pursuant to to the registered holder, the sum of FIVE THOUSAND $75,000 November 1st of each of the years 1999 DOLLARS on the first day of November, A.D., 19 , the CONTRACT shall be construed to prevent the County the authority conferred upon it by Act No. 185, Public from issuing additional bonds under the provisions of Acts of Michigan, 1957, as amended, did by resolution and 2000; with interest thereon from the date hereof until paid at $100,000 November 1st of each of the years 2001 the rate of per cent ( %) Act 185, Public Acts of Michigan, 1957, as amended, duly adopted by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the members- for any of the purposes authorized by said Act, but any to 2004, inclusive; per annum, payable on May 1, 1973, and semi-annually elect of said Board of Supervisors, establish a Depart such bonds shall in no way have any lien on or be payable $125,000 November 1st of each of the, years 2005 thereafter on the first day of November and May of ment of Public Works in and for the County of Clinton out of the CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS pledged to the to 2010, inclusive; each year, upon presentation and surrender of the proper for the administration of the powers conferred upon the payment of the BONDS of this authorized issue except $150,000 November 1, 2011; interest coupons hereto annexed, as they severally County by said Act; and WHEREAS: such additional bonds as may be' necessary may be $175,000 November 1, 2012; become due. Both principal of and interest on this bond issued, to complete the SYSTEM, pursuant to the Pursuant to the authorizationofSection2ofsald Act, Said bonds shall bear interest at a rate or rates to are' payable in lawful money of the United States of authorization provided in Section 16 of the CONTRACT. No. 185, Public Acts of Michigan, 1957, as amended, a be determined on public sale thereof, but in any event America at Board of Public Works has been appointed and is func not exceeding six per cent (6%) per annum, payable on Section 15. The proceeds of sale of the BONDS (except tioning as the governing body of said Department of May 1, 1973, and semi-annually thereafter on November The binds of this Issue are payable primarily from capitalized interest on the BONDS), together with any Public Works; and WHEREAS: 1st and May 1st of each year, both principal and inter the proceeds of contractual payments to be paid by the premium thereon, shall be deposited In a special deposi The County, by and through Its Board of Public est to be payable'in lawful money of the United States Charter Township of Bath located In the County of Clinton, tory accourit In a bank to be designated by the BOARD, Works, and the Charter Township of Bath, have entered of America at a bank or trust company qualified by law Michigan, to the Board of PublicWorks, pursuant to a said account to be designated CLINTON COUNTY SAN into a contract for the construction, financing, operation to act as paying agent to be designated by the original certain contract dated September 28, 1972, between said ITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM NO. 4 (CHARTER and maintenance of ,a sewage disposal system in the purchaser of the bonds with the approval of the BOARD, governmental units whereby said Board on'behalf of the TOWNSHIP OF BATH) CONSTRUCTION FUND (herein Charter Township of Bath in said County; to be known as which purchaser shall also have the right to designate County Is to construct a sanitary sewage disposal system after referred to as the "CONSTRUCTION FUND"). "Clinton' County Sanitary Sewage Disposal System No. 4 a co-paying agent simllarily qualified and approved. All and appurtenances in said County to service the Charter The moneys f rbm time to time in such fund shall be (Charter Township of Bath)* toprovlde sewage collection bonds shall have proper coupons attached thereto eviden Township of Bath, being designated as 'Clinton County used solely and only to pay costs of acquiring and and disposal service for areas of the Charter Township cing interest to their respective dates of maturity. Sanitary Sewage Disposal System No. 4 (Charter Town constructing the SYSTEMI Any accrued interest paid at of Bath in need thereof, which said contract is herein set Bonds maturing in the year 1976 to 1994, inclusive, ship of Bath.* By the provisions of said-contract* and the time of" delivery of the BONDS herein authorized, forth in fullandmadeapartof this resolution, as follows; shall not be subject to redemption prior to maturing. pursuant to the authorization provided bylaw, the Charter and Interest on the BONDS for the period for which it and WHEREAS: . Bonds maturing in the years 1995 to 2012, inclusive, Township of Bath has pledged Its full faith and credit (SEE PAGE 5B| Said contract has been duly approved by resolution shall be subject to redemption prior to maturity, at December 6,1972 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St.' Johns, Michigan 5B Board of Commissioners LETTERS™ ™ EDITOR point of beginning. (FROM PAGE 4B) for 1973. Considerable discussion followed. Nobis moved, Shinabery moved, supported by Lankford, to grant the Marines air opinions supported by Montgomery to approve a total budget of Special Use Permit. Voted and carried. is capitalized, shall be deposltedintotheDEBTRETIRE- $1,821,500.00. Voted and carried. Item V. DeWitt Township (Hank Furman) Dear Ed, or not? When I say you I'm MENT FUND ESTABLISHED UNDER THE PROVISIONS Bennie Poculs, Superintendent of the Intermediate Application to rezone from R-lA,One-FamiIyRural Look here man I was speaking "of people in of Section 11 of this resolution. School District appeared and read a letter in which he Residential and B-l, Local Business, to B-2, General Section 16. The provisions of this resolution, to checkln out the paper that general. It really seems like stated that they expect to vacate the Maple Street Business on the following described parcel of land: a bust to have to vote to see if gether with the CONTRACT, shall constitute a contract you happen to be the editor Building by January 1, 1973. He expressed the Inter Com. 46 rods S. of the Inst'n of the W. In of Sec. 10, to. Now don't get me wrong a child has a right to sustain between the COUNTY and the holder or holders of the mediate School's most sincere thanks for the use of the T5N-R2W, & the c/l of Webb Rd; run. th. S. to the S. In. life or not, We agree that if BONDS from time to time, and after the issuance of I'm not jumping on your building and the generosity extended to them by the of Sec. 10; th. E. to the cen of Remy-Chandler Drain; case. I'm just trying to make the people who are FOR the such BONDS, no change, variation or alteration of the County Board's of Commissioners in providing them thence North to a point 20 rds South of the center of abortion law had a choice to % a point. Oh by the way I'm provisions of this resolution and the CONTRACT shall office space. \ Webb Rd; th. W. 11 rds; th. N. 20 rds. to the cen. of not by myself when I speak be born or not would they be enforceable by appropriate proceedings taken by such Lankford presented the expected Clinton County Webb Rd; th. W 12 rds; th. S. 40 rds; th. W. 42 rdsj about the subject of abortion. take it or leave it. Holder either at law or equity. Revenue Sharing: th. N. 20 rds; th. W. 8 rds; th N. 20 rds. to the c/l of There are five (5) of us. We We hope that we don't Section 17. The COUNTY covenants and agrees with $202,838 Total Webb Rd; th'. W'ly alg cen In. of Webb Rd. to the E. In, are currently on duty in the sound loo radical for you, but the successive holders of the BONDS and coupons that Recommended following 1973 Budget Adjustments of property owned by Billy E. Loflin recorded in Liber Mediterrean. We picked up we think that this is so long as any of the BONDS remain outstanding and Mental Health $15,000 Revenue Sharing < 327, page 696; th S, to pt. 46 rds. E, of POB; th..W. on your paper from one of something serious. Has the unpaid as to either principal or interest: society in the United States 13,000 County Appropriation 28 rds. to( the POB all in Sec. 10, T5N-R2W, DeWitt the dude's people in your (a) The COUNTY, and the BOARD, as the agency $28,000 Township, Clinton County, Michigan, town. We agree with the- of America gotten so of the COUNTY, WILL punctually perform all of its Mid-Michigan Health 28,000 Revenue Sharing couple who commented capitalistic that it doesn't It was moved by Lankford, supported by Shinabery, matter if you kill, just as obligations 'and duties under this resolution and the 30,000 County Appropriation about the convict being to approve the request and rezone. Voted and carried. long as someone makes a CONTRACT, including the collection, segregation and $58,000 > allowed to go free if he pays Item VI. DeWitt Township (B. J. Siwek) for his victim's funeral. It is dollar or two. It is in the application of the CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS in the Sheriff Dept. $75,000 Revenue Sharing l manner required by the provisions of this resolution. Rezone from B-l, Local Business to B-2, General the same if they legalize realm of possibility that it 185,000 County Budget Business; That part of the SW 1/4 of Sec. 33, T5N-R2W, (b) The COUNTY, and the BOARD as the agency of abortion. may become a FAD . $260,000 DeWitt Township, Clinton County, Michigan beginning Why should a mortal homo example: If the Jones' have the COUNTY, will apply and use the proceeds of the sale $202,838. on the E line of Northdale Farms Subdivision at a point of the BONDS for purposes and in the manner required sapien have the right to take an abortion, then we'd better 118,000. 828.4 feet N. 0 degrees 43' E from the NW cor. of Lot have one to keep up with the by the CONTRACT^and this resolution. a potential crumbsnatcher's $ 84,838. Balance for Demands i/e #98 of said plat; said lot cor, being S. 89 degrees E. life. We are in the Marine crowd. (c) The COUNTY, and the BOARD as the agency of Social Services, Zoning Equalization, 1320' & N. 0 degrees 43» E, 834.5 ft. from the SW cor. Corps and contrary to War kills enough people, * the COUNTY, will maintain and keep proper books of Clerk, Treasurer, and Outside Agencies, of Sec. 33; th. No. 0 degrees 43'E. alg the E In of North- popular belief we don't kill let's hot kill everyone before record and" account relative to the application of funds Adjust 1973 Public Improvement Fund dale Farms 393.5 ft; th S 89 degrees 00* E. 826.9 ft. and eat dead babies. There they get a chance to prove for the construction of the SYSTEM, and the CONTRACT $ 72,430. to the cen of Turner Rd; th. S 5 degrees 47'30» E alg are beaucoup of us who have themselves. We would ap UAL PAYMENTS receivedpursuantto the CONTRACT, or 43,000. v the cen of Turner Rd, 96.5 ft; th S 11 degrees 29» W. deep feelings about kids. We preciate it if you would print advanced by the COUNTY. Not "later than ihree months $115,430. alg the cen of Turner Rd 302.4 ft; th. W'ly 756.6 ft. are all young men who are this in your paper. If it steps after 'the end of each year, the BOARD shall cause to be, m/l to the POB, Cont. 7,36 acres. supposedly upholding the on someone's toes we hope prepared a statement in reasonable detail, sworn to by Lankford moved, supported by Andrews, toadoptthe It was moved by Lankford, supported by Chamber rights of the constitution that our opinion doesn't hurt its chief accounting officer, showing the application of too much. following resolution: lain, ' to approve the request and rezone. Voted and including'the (right) of life, the proceeds of the sale of the BONDS, the cash receipts Respectfully submitted, RESOLUTION' carried. liberty, and 'the pursuit of from the CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS or advanced by Whereas, the State Equalized Value of real and happiness. The way it seems Cpl.CM Bartholomew the COUNTY during such year and the application thereof, Item VII. BinghamTownship(St. JohnsLittleLeague) SgtAD Coleman personal property, subject to taxation in Clinton County now, you want lo kill the and such other information as maybe necessaryto enable An application for a Special Use Permit for a ball future population. (Mom's WCpl G S Keys is $181,746,510. and, any taxpayer or any holder or owner of the BONDS, or park on the following described parcel of land: apple pie has been ripped 'off PfcDB Clark Whereas, a budget was adopted by the County Board anyone acting in their behalf, to be fully informed as to The W 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 21, and the girl next door want's PfcTPrata of Commissioners at their meeting held October 10, all matters pertaining to the construction of theSYSTEM T7N-R2W, in Michigan. an abortion because she is BLTIJ/2(DET-M) H&SFPO, 1972 and this budget requires the raising of $1,063,217. DItmer moved, supported by Shinabery, to grant the pregnant)! - * New York 09502 • and application of funds therefor, or for the payment of through property taxation. Special Use Permit. Voted and carried. You might think that we the BONDS, during such year. A certified copy of said Whereas the millage spread is: Item VIII. DeWitt Township (Church) are just trying to be funny, DRIVE-IN BANKING statement shall be filed with the COUNTY CLERK and Contingent 590,717. An application for a Special UsePermitfora church hut that is the way it seems the TOWNSHIP Clerk, and a copy shall also be sent to the Total Welfare 160,000. on the following described parcel of land: A portion of to us. The way we look at it HOURS manager or managers of the account purchasing the County Drain at Large 20,000. the North 7 acres of that part of the W 1/2 of the NE 1/4 "If you dance to the music Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30 -5 pm BONDS. Fridays , 8:30 • 8 pm iE Misc. Approp. 217,500. of Sec. 5, T5N-R2W, DeWitt Township, Clinton County. you know you've got to pay Section 18. The BOARD is hereby designated for and Michigan which lies W. of DeWitt and Mapleton Rd. desc. the piper." A crumbsnatcher Saturdays fLs- { 8:30 • 1 pm on' behalf of the COUNTY TO (a)' prepare and submit Total mills 5.437337331 $988,217. as foil: Beg on the S In at a pt 352.73 ft. E, of the N 1/4 didn't ask to be born, but he application to the Municipal Finance Commission for its cor. of sd. Sec. 5, run. th E 546.27 ft. on the sec In to has just as much right as you approval of the issuance of said BONDS and the form of County Road Commission the c/l of DeWitt Rd; th. S. 00 degrees 02' W. 325,8 and I to live. Regardless if notice of sale as required by law; (b) prepare form of .412662669 75,000. ft. on the c/l of Rd. to the SE cor of that part of W 1/2 you believe in religion or not notice of sale, fix a date of sale, conduce the sale, and of NE 1/4 lying W. of Sd. DeWitt Rd., th. N. 89 degrees you should not be the CENTRAL NATIONAL accept the best bid received at such sale; (c) publish determining factor if the Total mills 5.85 $1,063,217. 46' W. 364.33 ft. on sd. S. In. of N. 7 acres to the c/l such notice of sale, after approval thereof/in The Bond of a County Drain Ditch, th. N. 29 degrees 16' W 371.77 child lives or di'es. The part BANK Buyer, of New York, New York, and in the Clinton County that should be determined Therefore, we the Clinton County Board of 'Com ft. alg the c/l of sd drain to the POB, cont. 3.405 ac, ST. JOHNS News, St. Johns, Michigan, at least seven (7) full days is; are you ready for a child missioners direct each unit to spread 5.85 mills for m/l subj. to hwy & drain r/o/w. prior to the date fixed for sale; and (d) do all other acts Clinton County. ' • and take all other necessary procedures required to Lankford moved, supported by Montgomery to grant All mills voted and allocated in various Townships, effectuate the sale, issuance and delivery of the BONDS. the Special Use Permit, Voted and carried. Villages and Cities for general fund and debt service. Item IX, Bingham Township (John Cochrum) CLINTON COUNTY Section 19. All resolutions and parts thereof in All mills voted and allocated to various school dis An application to rezone from B-l, Local Business conflict with the provisions of this resolution are to the tricts in their respective township or city for operation, to B-2, General Business on ithe following described , ZONING extent of such conflict hereby repealed. debt service, special education extra voted operating. parcel of land: Beg. 150' S. of E 1/4 post of Sec. 5, Section 20. This resolution shall become effective jDi u fqftL n 7 »-ui- AJ*i intermediate jSchool, districts, allocated, debt T7N-R2W, th. 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