V Clinton News
ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 April 11,1974 119th year Vol. 50 28 Pages
Angell responds from Houston Township Board lists reasons for firing chief By Linda Heyboer He added he had maintained He said the false receipt school board business on 3 the "nuts and bolts" operations charge involved dealings with occasions: once when another County News Writer of the department should be his insurance company and was officer dropped him off for a DEWITT TWP - Before the handled by the police chief, not not a board concern. board meeting, once when he largest board meeting crowd "in the board. / The board's third charge attended a noon meeting in recent memory-but one that accused Angell of "un Lansing and once when he had didn't include Bruce Angell II- The second reason given by professional conduct," main an officer pick up school hoard DeWitt townshiR trustees the board was falsification of taining that "on at least 1 oc nominating petitions for him. disclosed Monday their reasons records. According to the casion (Angell) was found to statement, Angell had: . "In fairness to me," he for firing the former police have his personal vehicle continued, "there were many chief. -falsified police department bearing a license plate purchases other times when I borrowed a Angell was in Houston on registered to someone other car so I wouldn't have to use a -asked another officer to than himself." Lansing School Board business, make out a false receipt for police vehicle." but responded to board charges Emerson said later the plate He also maintained (but Tuesday in a telephone in board reimbursement • on Angell's motorcycle was -lied to the board about his Emerson denied) that, the terview. reported missing to the delivering of subpoenas was an activities as police chief. Secretary of State's office. Gov and Mrs William Mllliken talk with William Gnodtke (left), Clinton County Republican Party finance chairman and Mr and Mrs The board statement listed 4 established department policy main reasons for Angell's "Error i'n judgment" This charge, Angell said, was which other boards had directed Brandon White Jr. White is chairman of the County GOP. The exchange between the GOP officials took place before the Lincoln Day September dismissal. Angell, who was chief for 8 news to him. and approved. Dinner in St Johns last week, addressed by Gov Milliken. During his remarks to the over 300 Republicans present, Milliken commented years, denied he-had ever "At no time was this ever "To my knowledge," Angell on the political campaign trend this year, saying, "Among the worst of the games that political play is that old and very dishonest game "Insubordination" was the falsified records. But he ad discussed with me," he said, stated, "the policy never of guilt by association. And that, I'm afraid to say, seems to be shaping up as the political game of the year." first one; the statement accused mitted he made "an error in adding he had no knowledge he changed." Angell of "constantly resisting judgment" during an incident in had driven his motorcycle with Trustee William Purves read Says pariy was hurt, but still strong and arguing over directions 1973 involving purchase of high- plates registered to someone the board statement, after given him by the township intensity flashlights. else, * stressing to about 60 residents board." Supervisor Dale Emerson The final board reason given that the board lemained Citing a basic antagonism said the purchase was listed as was that Angell used township justified in not giving previous between himself and the board, being for uniforms, not vehicles and personnel for reasons for Angell's dismissal. Gov Milliken addresses over flashlights. private use. The statement said He said the disclosure had Angell said he felt this charge this involved 'using cars and become a necessity because it is had probably carried the most Angell admitted this was done officers on Lansing School an issue cited* on recently weight with trustees. because he thought he would Board business and to deliver submitted recall petitions 300 county Republicans "There was a disagreement have a hard time justifying subpoenas and summons for a against 4 board members between me and the board on purchase of the inexpensive private attprney. (Emerson, clerk Donna who ran the police depart flashlights^ to "the narrow- * ^Angell said he used depart v Syverson, and trustees Jack , ST JOHNS ~ Over 300 persons heard Gov Predicts surprise Ndfji ment," he said. minded board." ment cars or personnel for Kzesk'i and Eileen Corr). William Milliken say Thursday that the "In fact, I believe that any candidate who ' "It takes honesty and courage to face Angell and the board agree GOP is stronger than many believe and that attempts to make Watergate the key issue in these facts. But there is no need or that most df the charges were the coming Campaign is in foe a surprise on justification for despair. candidates who make Watergate ah issue in • discussed -in a t ^series, of jMichigaiUsOfMpr a, .surprise,',' ^ . „ -, November $.; ""- *•**». VIn .this ejection, there w^H be tho.se who • " meetings before ' the*" former "Just as there are today a lot of surprised * will say that everything is terrible, but they Meeting time change * l Milliken made the remarks during the chief's dismissal, Clinton County Lincoln Day pinner held in people among those who have been saying suffer their own form of illusion. They differ, however, on the St Johns last Week. that Watergate will wash out Republican "What is this election all about? tone and substance of those Following are excerpts of the remarks by fund-raising efforts. Some political prophets Separating illusions from -reality. The meetings. the governor that evening: had predicted, for example, that my own illusion that the election is about Watergate, brings objections Claim Angell defied board "I know that it's popular these days- birthday fund-raising dinners last week against (he reality that the election is about Emerson said Angell was told among some people anyway-to go around would flop because people would not suppbrt the candidates and the issues, The illusion specifically at the meetings talking about the approaching death of the any Republican.„The fact is that we had that everything is terrible, against the Commr John Hannah asked if'it was not "what to do and what not to do." Republican Party. But if this dinner and record attendance. reality that many things are good. By Jim Edwards true that a Feb 19 meeting had to be can He added Angell had con similar events is any indication, I would say "It is also a fact that Michigan voters ^ "There is a clear distinction between County News Editor ' celled because of,no quorum, tinually defied the board's that those who are planning a funeral need havea well-established tradition of deciding-^ these illusions and these realities, and I'm Pierce saida lack of a quorum had caused orders and requests. to do some more pulse-taking. -ejections on the basis of the candidates and firmly convinced that the people of STJOHNS-Amovehasbeenmadebythe the meeting to be cancelled, but, at that St Johns City Commission to change Zoning But Angell says the meetings "We're here tonight to praise the the state issues. And this year, I'm confident Michigan will be able to make that distinc time, there were only 4 members on the 4 ' were congenial and productive, Republican Party, not to bury it. Sure, they're going to continue that tradition. tion on November 5." i Board of Appeals meetings from 12:30 pm to board and all had to be present to constitute evening-but, if they do it, there might not be ' with no hints that the board we've been hurt, but we've been hurt only by "The party of Lincoln has too much a 'quorum. wanted him to resign or was the excesses and stupidity of a few men. , strength, too much wisdom, too much a board to meet, at least not consisting of Since that time action has been taken to New maps existing members. considering firing him. And he "If the Republican Party is in trouble - tradition, too many sound principles, and enlarge the board-to alleviate that problem. says he has tape recordings to today, it is not because people have sud too many good Americans in its ranks to be That was the tone set by Wally Pierce, of Commr Roy Ebert asked Pierce about the the Board of Appeals who said present prove it. denly rejected its principles. If the destroyed by one dark night in American available possibility of trying evening meetings on a 6- While complaints about tax Republican Party is in trouble today, it is history. members had told him they would resign if month basis. meetings were changed to the evening hour. assessments and sewer not because people have suddenly decided "I certainly don't intend to minimize how ST J6HNS - New Michigan highway Pierce answered, "If you go to evening problems dominated the ex against is'practical progressivism in favor deplorable -Watergate and its surrounding -maps have arrived at the County News The situation arose at an earlier meeting meetings, you'll lose your whole board." tended public comments of some costly bold new approach. If the events are-or how important it is to get the office from the State Highway Commission. when-Commr John Arehart recommended Later Ebert questioned the judgement of segment of Monday's meeting, Republican Party is in trouble today, it is truth and punish the guilty. I said this in There is a limited number of the new Lyle Huntoon to fill a vacancy on the board. such a stand by the board, saying "I don't many residents ^commented on because its opponents are trying to tar it 1972£and I intend to reiterate it in 1974. maps, which are available free on a first- Arehart said his recommendation at the think it is good judgment to tell us if we the board's statement. with the purge of Watergate. .•Tough campaign cc-me, first served basis* same time was that the meetings be change the meeting time, you would all changed to evenings. Some expressed support for "It will be^a tough campaign. We are quit." , - the board, stating trustees had "Among the worst of the games that going to have to fight harder than wettiave Huntoon said he could not serve if Pierce told Ebert he was "relaying the simply fired a township em ever fought ,before to keep the issues in meetings were during the day. feelings of the members of the board." ploye for not doing his job. political people play is that old and very Arehart cited 2 reasons for the change. He dishonest game, of guilt by association. And focus, to organize our workers, to turn Mayor Robert Wood suggested, "Why Others chided the board for' voters out on election day. But I believe we Becker resigns said it would offer private citizens a better don't you take it back to your board to see that, I'm afraid to say, seems to be shaping opportunity to attend the meetings and not airing their reasons earlier, up as the political game of the year. can win. And, my fellow Republicans, I what their answer is?" "It seems like you could have believe v/e will win. would open up service on the board to A report is expected at a later meeting of "The idea that every Republican is,guilty candidates who might not be able to serve come right out and said it in of Watergate is just as fallacious as the idea "I have spoken many times about the as coach{ the Commission about the board's reaction stead 'of having all this* widespread cynicism that exists in this because of time conflicts with their em to the proposal. that every American is guilty of Watergate, ployment. hullaballoo',"onemansaid. "Do and just as damaging to the fair conduct of country today. And indeed, there is cause DISCUSS SEWER PROJECT PROGRESS you think it helped the township for cynicism. Pierce told the Commission, Monday After a lengthy discussion , about ap l an election camDaien. at St Johns night, "I can't see what the problem is," He image?" "But there are many many reasons for proving schedules suggested by the Defends board's timing optimism as well. Our judicial system will reported the board has had/'good reception engineers of the city sewer project, recently "What is a campaign all about? It's an ST JOHNS - St Johns Head football coach, to noon meetings." Trustee Jack Kzeski defended find and convict the perpetrators of Ernie Becker, has announced his approved by St" Johns voters, and the the board's timing. He ex attempt to give the people a good un Watergate and the events associated with it. schedule of the financial consultants, it was plained township attorneys had derstanding of current issues, to give the resignation and said he plans to accept a That process is already working. • head coaching job with another school. moved to receive plans from Williams and advised against disclosure and people a good understanding of how the "And while inflation and the energy crisis Announcement of the school will be an Approve St Johns Works April 22, then deciding April 29 what added the board wanted to candidates stand on those issues, and to give are terrible problems, I'm confident that the' nounced by Becker at a later date. course of action to take about advertising avoid increasing turmoil in the the people a chance to decide which are the strength of our people, and of our system of for bids and selling bonds. police department, best candidates, Becker coached the Redwing football government, will find ways to deal With squad for 3 years, coming to St Johns from sewer bonds In the midst of the discussion about Also, Kzeski said, more them too. Haslett where he served as head coach for 4 progress schedules and who said what about publicity of the scandal might "But if the coming election in Michigan Not an island df injustice... selling bonds and advertising for bids, Ebert were determined by events that happened years. ST JOHNS -- The Finance Coihmission has have deterred qualified officers "Contrary to what some people, would Before coaching at Haslett, Becker was announced approval of $1,450,000 of uld74 asked, "Why do we "employ these people from applying for the police two years ago and hundreds of miles away, have us believe, this country is not an island . (engineers and consultants) if we're not the people of this state would lose the assistant to head coach Roy Kramer at General Obligation Storm Sewer Bonds" for chief position. of injustice and villainy. The fact is that we Central Michigan University. the city of St Johns. going to heed their advice?" "We did not feel justified in election and the very concept of democratic have more freedom, more opportunity, Wilcox, who along with Arehart were government would be set back im Prior to his year at CMU, Becker served "The proceeds will be Used to defray the 'making that statement before more justice, than any other country on voted into office in the recent election, said tonight," he concluded. measurably, .' earth. as assistant varsity, coach' at Big Rapids ' cost of acquiring and constructing additions High School for 4 years. to the Storm Sewer System,of the City, "They were hired by members of a former The board got several critical "We do have enormous problems and Commission,'1 ' "Personally, I don't think that's going to Becker is a 1983 graduate of, Michigan together with all necessary attachments and comments for making the wrongs. State University. - appurtenances thereto," said chairman of RECOMMENDCIVILACTION statement public while Angell happen. I believe that the people of this state the commission, Attorney General Frank In other action, the Commission advised was out of town. )iave enough sense to see that what hap Kelly. These bonds are payable from ad property owners near land being filled along ' Emerson said he did not find pened in Washington nearly two years ago Jim Koenigsknecht chosen valorem taxes, which may be.levied without N. US-27 that they could take no action to out until Monday that Angell has no real bearing on how we solve the limitation as to rate or amount prevent the owner from continuing to fill, would be, unable to attend the problems of Michigan today. , The following fees are to be paid from the which residents claim, causes a drainage meeting. • for national Jaycee office bond proceeds: bond attorney, $3,525 and problem.' • - " ' ' >» v / He commented, "I'm not in Good Friday hours financial consultant, $4,100. * The Commission recommended'civil the habit of checking out the FOWLER - Jim Koenigsknecht of the action by the property owners. agenda with Mr Angell." ' FoWler Jaycees was unanimously elected The Commission said they were ^lso Trustee Corr, however, said she' had known since last ST JOHNS - The Clinton County News the US Jaycee Director for.Region G-of the St Johns will test unable to act on a complaint by a property * Michigan JayceeU last Wednesday eVenlng. owner on Oak St, who Claims a sidewalk Thursday that Angell would be offlce,120 E. Walker, will be closed from - in Houston Monday.. noon until 3 pm Good Friday, April 12* The meeting was held at the Big Ten promised by a developer was never con Ropm of Kellogg Center at Michigan State „ structed. She pointed out that the board University with an excess of 200 active tornado warning Commissioners were told the' developer < had, not made definite plans to Jaycees participating. said it would be at least a year before the release the statement Monday, sidewalk could be built and the home owner - white board members had let it * Bloodmobile Long active with the FoWler Jaycees, ST JOHNS - The St Johns tornado warn- « ' be known that they would be wanted to know if action could be taken to 1 Koenigsknecht is the assistant parts ing system will be tested Saturday April 13 ready to reply the next time will be in DeWitt manager for Bee's Chevrolet in St Johns. at noon. -* / Speed things Up. they were questioned about the DEWITT *- The semi-annual visit of the He is past president of the Fowler At noon d 3 minute horn Warning will be Ebert, somewhat tongue in cheek, said the firing. . Jaycees, current state vice-president of the sotinded and is the same alert that will be Commission should "take an ad in the Red Cross Bloodmobile will be April 22 from paper*' telling peopfeto "get it in writing" There Was 1 comment on the noon to 6 pm. Michigan Jaycees, and an active member of used in an actual tornado warning. the Jaycee Growth committee, • Afterward, a minute sounding 6f the horn from the builder, ' statement which was echoed by The Bloodmobile Wili be at the DeWitt Koenigsknecht .and his wife, Brenda, will be the announcement of the all clear. Hannah" moved to send a letter to the board members, Angell and Memorial Building. ' reside on E. Third Street in Fowler. He will The test will replace the Usual sounding of builder explaining the homeowner had1 residents alike. Sponsoring the Bloodmobile is the Ladies complained to the city. ' - "I'm glad it's out." 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' • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES .each H' April 11, f 974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS; MICHIGAN, Family seeks wayward hitch hiking pigeon If a slightly neurotic but "He'd come from nowhere," "But maybe he thinks' he's a people-loving pigeon has been Mrs Archer Bald, "and suddenly homing pigeon instead of a barn' hitching rides on your car land onyour shoulder or head." lately, better give Bev Archer a pigeon," call. , But the pigeon was especially "Then again,*' she added, fond of slow moving- cars. Ac "maybe he's just stupid." Mrs Archer, of 7666 Linton cording to Mrs Archer, he would Rd, is worried about her fly along a car right next to the Whatever the bird's mental family's pet pigeon, which has driyer's window. been missing since March 29. condition, the Archer family misses him. He got lost once And Lassie's owners snever When he got tired, he would before by following a motorist had Mrs Archer's, problems. rest on the car's hood for ' too far down the road - but that awhile. Faster speeds blew him time, Mrs Archer went to pick off, though, and then he'd start him up after spotting his It all started when her son flying again. description in a newspaper ad. "adopted" the big barn pigeon last spring. The friendly bird "Some people said we should The pigeon, which has no developed some strange habits, have him psychoanalyzed name, has only 3 tail feathers like flying along moving cars because he thinks he's a dog," and a leather band'around his and following people around. Mrs Archer said laughingly. right leg. Robert Purtill, representing the Knights of Columbus, presents a check for $250 to Jack Downing, St Johns Little League coordinator. The money will be used, along with other funds, in the financing of St Johns Jaycee Tom Hutton explains brakes and steering assembly construction to several par the construction of the new Little League building. Approximately Bikers-Jaycee bicycle ticipants In this year's Clinton County Soapbox Derby* The first inspection of Derby cars will be May 4 at 250 persons were present during the St Joseph Parish Father-Son the former Bee's Chevrolet location on W. Higham St in St Johns. The 1974 Soapbox Derby, sponsored by Banquet Sunday evening at St Joe's Social hail, at which time the the St Johns Jaycees will be May 19. check was presented. rally to roll May 5 Lansing man ST JOHNS - Bicycle en Commemorative patches will Participants will receive thusiasts will have the op also be awarded. directions as the Tally proceds. GOClASSM£D portunity to "do their thing" Entry fee for the rally is $5 May 5 when the St Johns per rider. Jaycees sponsor a 28-mile bike Minimum entry age is 12 faces 2 charges rally. years of age and the Jaycees Jaycees explain the rally is emphasized the rally is open for not a race-it's a timed rally anyone including senior ST JOHNS - A 27-year-old arrested and waived with speeds based at 12 mph for citizens. CLINTON NATIONAL Lansing man was arraigned in preliminary examination in geared bikes and 6 mph for 1- Registration forms are ,Circuit Court April 8 on a March on charges of breaking speed bikes. available from local merchants charge of entering an occupied into a home at 305 Hickory Rd, The rally will be divided into 7 and area bicycle dealers. dwelling with intent to commit DeWitt Twp and the 2d count of classifications, determined by Pre-registration may be sent larceny and another charge of larceny of a color television. age and gearing of bikes. to James Schultheiss, 712, N. larceny. Representing himself, he First place in each division Clinton, St Johns, 48879. Entry IS ALL stood mute and requested a jury will receive $25,2d place $15 and fee checks should be made out Richard Gardenhouse was trial. 3d place will bring $10. to "St Johns Jaycees." FaciliUes'at Smith Hall at the City Park in St Johns will be To consolidate debts, buy. a new car, remodel a home, open for bikers at 10 am on rally vacations, pay taxes. . . these are just some of the day with the rally to begin at YOU many reasons people borrow money and if you're THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY noon. thinking of making a loan but are unsure of all the details, Clinton National is all you need to know. Stands mute Amounts, length of time, repayment . . . these are ONLY! At Kurt's Appliance just some of the considerations on which you will get NEED TO expert advice. A loan may appear to be a heady task, on larceny "but leave the chores to a loan office at Clinton National - get to know the wide-awake bank. charge ST JOHNS -'Robert Hogarth, KNOW 47, formerly of Lansing, stood mute in Circuit Court April 8 on a charge of larceny by trick. He is charged with false representation to obtain a $2115.24 loan to purchase an ABOUy T LOANS 1 automobile. It is claimed he, did p* «v,* i*«-~* $ .->**?. £ , r**d ** *•** IV, , not use the loan to.purchase the W.1 Jiaitethey&Vice Prefideftt -ilnstallment' Lpaqs'S > <*>' ** &*> ^M'te-t—TK auto. " ^ 3 t *s ;*.x The case will be setJTqr trial. * Enters guilty plea to B&E
ST JOHNS -- Juan Soto, 24, 3216 N. Waverly Lansing, en tered a plea of guilty in Circuit Court March 8 to a charge of attempted breaking and en tering of Height's Auto Parts in DeWitt Twp. The offense allegedly took place March 21. A 2d count of possession of burglary tools was dropped. He will be sentenced April 22 in Circuit Court. Here's your chance to own a genuine MAYTAG washer at a Pleads fantastically low price. Has all the quality features that have sold over 14,000,000 Maytags. guilty Don't miss this rare opportunity ' ST JOHNS - Ricky D. Mc- for big cash savings on the Connell, 19, 1043 Dakin, Lan Maytag you've always wanted. sing, pled guilty April 8 at These will go fast. Come in now. keeping or maintaining a vehicle used in selling or SBJIT Caaacfy distributing a controlled' sub Giant waihing stance. *" capacity for He was arrested March 24 for bi&bfetudf. speeding and a search of the car revealed a bag with marijuana. 2 Spttfi, 3 Ttrap j, 3 Witer Another count of intent to levels- Plus deliver was dropped in lieu of Metered Flll.md Special Cold the guilty plea. Rinse. He will be sentenced April 22.
P*^^ - Wimntr - 5 Legal Notice • cabinet llyajalnst .-. -2 ytara PUBLICATION OP NOTICE on complete QF HEARING * washer—5 State of Michigan, The j«rt on power assembly Probate Court for the County of CLINTON. • Fiinr-fin Afltt- Estate of LERAB. CEASAR, tar. The Maytag -• Deceased, Pile No. 19,229. rfo muscJe that gets Take Notice: On April 24, big loads uni 1974, at U;00 A.M., in the formly clean. Probate Courtroom, St Johns, Vfldimittr tint Michigan, before Hon Timothy Flltin Tript M. Green, Judge of Probate, a floating and iio- hearing will be held on the pended lint. No petition of Eva I. McVeigh for pansl granting of administration to Shirley M.' Allen of Hub- Altaian: WitirlMlCM- bardston, Michigan, or some sfi tnt—Lets you other suitable person and for a match water determination of heirs, „ use to tin of load. Saves gal w Creditors of the. deceased are (ontofvraterl notified that all claims against The wide-awake bank makes itqttso easy. BUY WHERE SERVICE the estate must be presented to said Shirley M. Allen at 7747 IS ALWAYS ASSURED Hubbardston Rd., Hubbardston, Michigan 48845 and proof thereof filed with the court on or before June 26, 1974, Notice is' CLINTON NATIONAL BANK further given that the estate will be thereupon assigned to per sons determined of record x ' " rand Trust Company , entitled thereto. • 1 KURT'S Dated: April 8,1974. t ' MambarFblC Welch & Watt ) By Flint C. Watt Atty. for Petitioner Main Offjca: St. Johns 208 W. Main Stfeet APPLIANCE CENTER • Bath • Elsfa • Euraki • Fowlar • Hubbardston »" Uln&tburj • Mapla Rapids • Valley Farms • Wacousta Ionia, Mich, 48846 DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-3895 Phone: (616)527-0100 50-1 4A * * CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN , ^^^^^^ MlUi Clinton County NewsFain t Iff anil Society
Batterbee-Whittaker IHHHI^^^^HI ' Susan Morehouse weds exchange vows Verelyn Kline Jr, Following (he ceremony, a Melbourne Morehouse of Ovid. DEWITT -- On March 30 became the bride of Dennis hand embroidered bib. They ST JOHNS ~ St Matthew Lutheran Church ip Holt reception for 150,guests was Following a wedding trip to Diana Ruth Batterbee, Ralph Whittaker, son of Mr and each carried a long stemmed held at Bretton Square in Holt. Pennsylvania, the couple will daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mrs Ralph Whittaker, 309 E white rose. provided-the setting for the April 6 marriage of Susan Jean Bjelski attended the guest resideat 2626 Ba.ch.Dr, Portage. R. Batterbee, 2162 W Jason Rd, Baldwin, St Johns, in a double The bride's mother chose a book. Host and hostess were Mr The bride is a 1971 graduate of ring ceremony. Fr Charles R. Elaine Morehouse, daughter of floral print gown, while the Mr and Mrs George L, and Mrs Lynn Witt of Bir St Johns High School, while her Batterbee performed the mother of the groom wore an mingham, ceremony in East DeWitt Bible Morehouse, 7880 Church Rd, St husband graduated from aqua gown. Each had a corsage Johns, to Verelyn Joseph Kline, Special guests present in Schoolcraft High School in 1964 Church before an * altar of gardenias and white roses'. Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Verelyn cluded Mr and Mrs Herbert and also attended Flint Barber decorated with white mums and Attending as best,man was Bleis of Lansing, and Mrs multicolored carnations. J. Kline, Sr, East Lyons, College. Bill Osterhouse of Lansing. Schoolcraft, Mich. Rev William Organist Mrs Wesley Wad- 'Groomsmen were Darwin Richardt performed the double, dinton accompanied soloists Farnum of Owendale.and Scott ring, candlelight service before Brian Batterbee, brother of the Tuckey and Larry Whittaker, an alta"? decorated by candles bride, and. Sally VanAllen, both of Cass City. Tim Whit with white glads, orchids, and sister of the groom, to provide taker, Brian Batterbee, and carnations. music for the occasion. Ralph Bailey seated the guests. The bride carried a cascade Following the ceremony a Jim Lampe on guitar and, style bouquet of gardenias and reception for 300 guests was Judy Lampe on organ provided stephanotis. held in the church basement. music for the occasion. Serving were^Diane Whittaker, The bride wore an ivory gown Connie Randall of Athens, of cupelet trimmed with Mich attended as maid of honor. Joy Jean, and Sherry Halstead. Following their honeymoon, alencon lace and seed pearls. Serving as bridesmaids were Alencon lace trimmed the slit Jayna Ringer, Plymouth, Ind; (he couple are residing at 2Q1S. Oakland, St'Johns. neckline, the fitted bodice, hi- Suanne Amstutz, Berne, hid; rise empire line, and the full and Kajhy Phinney of St Johns, The bride is a graduate of St bishop sleeves. Her full bias The attendants wore aqua Johns High School and attended skirt had an attached train. For floral print gowns of empire Bethel College. Her husband is her head dress, she wore a long waists and featuring a stand-up a graduate of Cass City High mantilla veil and blusher collar accented by a ruffle and a School and attended LCC. 'trimmed in lace and seed pearl w/Wm'goamom on a wide camelot. She carried Honor bride fo be a cascade bouquet of orchid- A beautiful union of flowers carnations and white roses Miss Juva Lea Wilkins of Archie J. Moore and Mrs Roy accented with ivory ribbon. _ and swirls, joined in 18k Elsie was guest of honor at a Thornton. They presented their white and yellow gold. Shirley Morehouse of St Johns bridal shower Monday evening prizes to the honored guest attended as maid of honor. "Countess" - a ring only in the home of Mrs Thelma along with many lovely shower , Orange Blossom can make. Bridesmaids were Phyllis Rule. Mrs Mary Lou Porubsky, gifts. Anderson of Ovid and Marilyn Mrs Paulette Sumner, and Mrs , The refreshment table was Parker of St Johns. The at See our most complete line Louise Tillotson assisted Mrs attractively 'decorated in the tendants wore orchid and grape of DIAMONDS and ART Rule in hosting this first in a wedding col ops, white and crepe dresses trimmed with CARVED WEDDING series of showers for Miss lavender, chosen by the bride- cluny lace, and carried parosols RINGS Wiikins whose wedding t to to-be. of matching color, Gerald Wayne Thomlison of Any Credit Terms Mrs Jean Wilkins presided at The bride's mother wore a Durand will take place May 11 the silver tea service for her : to Suit You! at the Ovid United Church: pink double-knit gown while the [31 Years Selling Diamonds , daughter's shower, while Mrs groom's mother chose a mint In Clinton Area There were 24 guests present Paulette Sumner cut and served green and white polyester knit Harr's Jewelry to enjoy games and contests the beautiful cake made by Mrs gown. ' which were won by Miss Diane Brenda Parker. MrssPorubsky Lori Fitzpatrick of SU Johns •A 114 N.Clinton 224-7443 Watters, Mrs Carl Lindaur, Mrs . presided at the punch bowl. MR & MRS DENNIS WHITTAKER ST. JOHNS was flower girl, and Gavin mssm Schaberg of Kalamazoo was ring bearer. „ Robert Metcalfe of Portage MRS VERELYN KLINE was best man. Attending as FOR A SWEETER groomsmen were Nickolas Schaberg and Richard Boris, Women bowlers elect officers both of Kalamazoo. David ST JOHNS - The St Johns president; Julia Silvestri, Bielski of Mattawan and Ron Women's Bowling Association treasurer; Dorothy Knight, Otto of Kalamazoo seated the recently elected new officers, .secretary; Marlene Harris, guests,, L'.'5 * l| | J3 They are: Robert O'Connor, publicity chairman, tmdoSally rJ m p&gidenti Born to Mr and Mrs Ron Keilen April 2,1974 a daughter, Angela Marie at Carson City Hospital. Mrs Keilen is the former Jill Guernsey. Grand parents are Mr and Mrs Francis Keilen and Mr and Mrs Darrell H. Pope all of St Johns. \ A girl, Amy Marie, was born is the answer tp your laundry, dishwashing, to Mr and Mrs Duane Dickinson cleaning and water problems. of Ovid March 3d at Clinton Memorial Hospital. She "Solids" in your tap water keep soaps from • weighed-8 lbs 8 ozs, The baby lathering properly. Interfere with really clean' has 1 brother and 2 sisters. rinsing. Leave aggravating spots and dulling film. Grandparents are Mrs Frank A Miracle Water unit removes "solids"—water Van Amburg and Mr and Mrs problems, too. Like to try a Miracle for a month? Call; Ernest Dickenson. The mother is the former Mary Van Am burg. A boy„ Bruce Elmer, was born KURT'S APPLIANCE to Mr and Mrs Gerald R. Platte of Pratt Rd R2 Portland, March' THE ONLY MIRACLE YOU CAN BUY. 27, 1974 at St lawrence Hospital. He weighed 10 lbs 2 DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-3895 ozs. The baby has 1 brother and 3 sisters. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ferd Platte and Mr It Pays to Shop at and Mrs John A. Thelen. The mother is the former Genny Thelen. innon i A boy, Douglas Lee, was born JUpclKi to Mr and Mrs Maurice Schmitz FOR BETTER VALUES of Fowler! 'April 3, 1974 at Clinton Memorial Hospital. He weighed 11 lbs 6% ozs. The baby NEW has 1 sister. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Herman Wirth and Mrs Catherine Schmitz. The EYECATCHER SPRING ASSORTMENT mother is the former Darlene One sweet surprise after another! Wirth. ifc PANTYHOSE Favorite Sanders milk and dark chocolate-coated centers. Colorful' ** , 2 STYLES decorated chocolate. Floral decorated R. E, BENSON 1-SHEER TO THE WAIST MESHSANDLEFOOT • chocolate mint pattie. - PLUMBING I 2.REINF0.RCEDPANTY EASTER NEST BASKET AN0T0ENUDSHEEL Brimful of Easter favorites for the HEATING 2 SIZES AandB kiddies: colorful creme and jelly eggs, TOFIT5'4q5'9" milk chocolate nests-and a big parade 106 N. Clinton 115 lbs. to 175 lbs. || •• C of candy rabbits and chicks. j SELF" TT WHEN IT'S FROM • St.Johni SERVICE W W PR. BUNNY BOX PhoiM-224-7033 RACK A colorful nest of goofcmilk chocolate marshmallow bunnies, a milk chocolate marshmallow nest of eggs, anders* 3 MASTER jelly eggs, and tiny milk chocolate NEW PURSES , eggs. EVEN A LITTLE IS A BIG, BIG TREAT PLUMBERS FOR SPRING American-Standard Plufoblng, Hot Water REXALL Heating AND SUMMER DRUGS , Lennox Warm Air >798TO*1098 PARR'S Heating and Air Conditioning "Serving All Your Family BE SURE TO SEE OUR BIG CUSTOM SHEET SELECTION OF GIRLS DRESSES' METAL SHOP SIZES 4 to 14 •" Health and Gift Needs" ; LONG AND SHORT STYLES DOWNTOWN St. JOHNS PHONE 224-2837 47 Ytan Same Addreii M April 11,1974 CLINTON CpUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 5A **t f. OFFICIAL Thursday April 11th Limited Quanities! BUY WHERE SERVICE IS CLEARANCE SALE ALWAYS ASSURED Gospel Troubadours to appear with Deputy Dave LANSING -- The Gospel fluglehorn, drums, bass guitar, Troubadors of East Lansing will and tambourine. be appearing with television performer Dave Wincheil, Throughout the school year known to TV viewers as Deputy the group performs in the Dave, the ventriliquist, in an midwest area, but during the evening of music at "Family summer they are involved in a Funfest," Friday* April 26 at special ministry in Mexico. This 7:30 pm at Everett High School. ministry includes gospel music concerts (in Spanish), church Tickets are available at services, plaza concerts, child family prices at DePeal's Music evangelism, jail and peniten and the Methodist Church, both tiary services, radio and in St Johns. television work, big city The Gospel Troubadours are crusades, and services in a group of young people who remote villages, express their "good news" of a living exciting life in Christ Joe and LaDonna Tothof East through the media of song and Lansing organized the group, testimony. Their unique manage it, and perform with it. arrangements of standard as Other members include Pamela well as the contemporary Johnson, Ken Moran, Bab gospel music are enhanced by Halka and Tom Fowler, son of instrumental effects of the Mr and Mrs Bruce Fowler of St piano, harp, cordovox, Johns. Extension calender April II — Weather Yankee Springs Area. Modification Meeting - Smith April 29 — 4-H Livestock Hall-1:30 pm. Members and Leader Meeting - April 17 — Family Living Smith Hall - 8:00 pm. Program "Quilting" - Smith May 1 — Tillage and Plow Hall -1:00 pm. Adjustment Demonstration April 18 — County 4-H Clinic in Clinton County. Leader's Meeting - 8:00 pm - Smith Hall. May 1, 8 and 15 — Classes in April 20 — Youth Groups' Behavioral Weight Control - Roadside Beautification Central National Bank, St Johns (.••Project Dayjj' ' - » ,(i»!)(.30 am, ' April 20"— Michigan 'Feeder • ii 'May 3 —Rain Date for-TilIage jj*"Pig Sale T- 1:00 pm - Michigan Demonstration. v* A SJate University. May 3 —Family Living-Area *( April 23 - Clinton County Day - Smith Halt -10:00 am - , Family Living Council - 9:30 2:30 pm. am.\ May 5 — Jaycee Bicycle April 23 — Family Living Rally. Program "Decorating Walls" - May 9 ~ Family Living Central National Bank, St Johns Couple's Dinner - John Wesley / -1:00 pm. Center, Owosso 7:00 pm. April 26-28 — Yankee Springs J May 10 — Detroit 4-H Award 4-H Trip Award Weekend - Trip. Card of Thanks HUMENIK - We would like to FEDEWA - The family of express our sincere thanks Martha Fedewa wishes to ex especially to Dr. Fitzpatrick press our sincere appreciation who showed so much concern to all our friends, neighbors, for our son Mark and for asking and relatives for all the Dr. Grost and Dr. Thimmig, a prayers, cards, flowers, food, Lansing surgeon, to operate, and every act of kindness. and we want to thank the three Specjal thanks to Father James of them for their special cafe Schmitt, Fr. Gutha, and Neller Take your pick! and concern all during this Funeral Home. And all the help surgery. We also wish to thank and nurses at Provincial House all the nurses and aides on the West, Same great RCA Come see TV viewing third floor at Clinton Hospital 50-l-p-30 and to the Lab Technicians for luxury—RCA 100% all the loving care, Jtindness, Solid State color and concern given to a young RADEMACHER - We wish to performance! boy. Also to Fr. Hankerd, Fr. express our sincere thanks to all Goehring, and Sister Mariene our relatives, friends, and for their visits and the children neighbors for the many acts of at St. Joseph's school for their kindness extended to us in our Two different styles! • XL-100-100% Solid prayers and heautiful cards. time of sorrow. For the Stats chassis with The gifts, cards, and visits from beautiful flowers, cards, and plug-in AccuCircuit* friends helped Mark so much at food, to Osgood Funeral Home, Your $ modules • Separate this'time. Thank you again Dr. and to Rev. James Hilliard for UHF channel selection- Fitzpatrick for coming back to his comforting words^ Your Choice tunes like VHF St. Johns and everything you kind expression of sympathy • AccuWatic® color did for Us. will always be remembered. 518°° monitor locks color Pat and Joe Humenik and son The family of Lee These new RCA big-screen, big-value color consoles are identical except within a normal range Mark Rademacher for tfie console styling. So choose Contemporary or choose Spanish • Ultra-bright picture tube •*• 50-1-p-SO 50-l-p-30 but choose nowl RCil SAVE • AccuTint*!.. for pleasing, natural • Many solid state components... Magic to accent flesh tones. • for dependable operation, '60 • Black rnatrlx picture tube ... for • Automatic fine tuning, United Brethren bright, sparkling pictures. Limited meetings series Buy now to insure immediate delivery! $ OO North Shade United Brethren "Spiritualism: Of Christ or Time Church will host a special series Antichrist?" and discuss and of meetings beginning Sunday, expose such things as seances 539 April 14 and'continuing each and slate writing. RCil Only! " night through April 20. There will be,a special Rev Earl K. Lund will be the magical program for the guest speaker. Rev 'Lund is a children during the Sunday LOWEST PRICES EVER ON RCA COLOR TV! professional' magician and School hour Easter Sunday at ,x entertainer and has done circus 10:15 am. Rev Lund will also1 work, He is also the founder and speak at the morning service. creator of Lund's Scenic Services will also be held Gardens, near Traverse City. Sunday evening and each week Rev Lund has been raised in a night at 8 pm. spiritualist home. Each of the special meetings The North Shade United will feature magical tricks by Brethren Church is located'2 Rev Lund, On one of the miles south of M-57 on Pingree KURT'S APPLIANCE evenings he will speak on. Rd, just west of Middleton. Anniversary open house articles accompanied by a I CENTER photo must b> ]D the l^ws office nd later than 5 D.m. on Friday1 to Insure coverage In the next edition of the paper. Articles brought In later than Friday wilt be used NORTH CLINTON ST. PHONE 224 3895 I as time and space allow. ' ST. JOHNS t» . .» &tftf*&»»0»»KStitttt^^ i , ' t ( -, « 6A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN April 11, t?74 Coming Events Elsie OES meets APRIL 11 - A free im Fish Suppers at Wacousta ELSIE (c) -Elsie Chapter No mittee willl he Mr and Mrs cards should attend this class, ,69, OES was held Thursday Robert Baker, Mr and Mrs The Sunshine committee munization clinic will be held at Masonic Temple Kelley Carter and Mr and Mrs the Congregational Church in St Feb. 8 evening April 4 at the Masonic remembered the Agnes Sills Temple with Worthy Matron Blaine Lentz. Friends Night will family and the Charles Scoby Johns, All shots will be given by Mar. 8 Jeanne Temple presiding, The be a composite with Morning the nurses of the Health DepL Apr. 12 family with memorials from the conductress escorted Mrs Zola Star Chapter OES at Ovid Chapter. The following immunizations May 10 Somers to the East where the Masonic Temple, April 18 at 8 will be given: DPT, DT, Oct. 11 Lunch was served by Mrs Worthy Matron introduced her pm. Anne Praay, Mr and Mrs Alex Typhoid, Oral Polio, Red Nov. 8 as the Chapter's new member Measles, Rubella, or the Dec. 13 The following dates were Dunay and Mrs Margaret by transfer from Abigail announced! April 16, St Charles Moore in the .dining room. combination measles shot and Serving 4:30-3 pm. Take Out Chapter No 206, Owosso. the TB skin test, nrrfpra Phone 626-6050 Friends Night; April 19, Helen Refreshment committee for She was then escorted to the Milbourne's Reception and May will be C. Hubert Sills, APRIL 12 - Olive Grange 358 GOEX (Grand Officers will meet at the home of Mr and secretary's desk where she James Litomisky, Dale Levey APRIL 20 — 3 p.m there will signed the By-Laws and .Exemplification of degrees) at and Guy Mitchell. Mrs Almond •Cressman Friday be a Democratic party meeting register*of the Elsie Chapter. Charlotte; April 20, Pauline evening, April 12. Members are for voters in Greenbush and Mrs Edith Archer of Chesaning Marpje's Reception and GOEX to take a white elephant for Duplain townships at the Chapter was a visitor. at Mt Pleasant; April 16, Flint bingo. Potluck dinner will Eureka School gym. All in Chapter Frjends Night at the follow the meeting. terested persons are urged to The Easter Message was read attend. from the Worthy Grand Matron 'Ma^onfc Temple; April 22, APRIL 16 - Clinton County Carolyn Everett and Worthy potluck.dinner at Ovid for the Association for Retarded Grand Patron Robert P. Worthy Matrons, Associate Ucmteb Children will meet at Walter APRIL 25 - Spring Style Marple. ,-M^rons, .Conductresses, George W, Shroyer, 68, 553 Kyes School, 4177 S. US-27, St Show Coming! Lowe Church ] Each member was given a Associate Conductresses and Willow Highway, Grand Ledge; Johns at 7:30 pm., * sponsored by the United brochure and letter from the ftCiifltbn County Association Katherine Klimecky, 61, 15850 Methodist Women. Ladies will WGMand WGP announcing the officers; May 1, Clinton County Greenway Drive, Lansing. APRIL 17; Ciinton Memorial 'Aloha Carnival" sponosred by Ass'n at DeWitt, reservations to Gary William Gearhart, 27, Hospital Auxiliary - 7:30 - style their homemade clothing. Prizes and refreshments them for members of the OES of • be made by April 24 for the 412 E Grand River, East Reception for Candy Stripers Michigan for members and dinner; May 17, Maple Rapids Lansing; Dtanne Sue Waltz, 29, and their mothers. Regular following. Tickets available from members. their immediate families. and St Johns Friends Night at Rt 4, St Johns, A meeting will follow. The Hawaiian Party is Maple Rapids; May 1, Jeanne Francis George Perry, 22,312 planned for July when eight DeVore's reception at St Johns Sampson Street, Apt E, Clinton, Kincaid District unforgetable days in America's Masonic Temple. North Carolina; Yvonne Marie Becker, 23, Box 98, Fowler, Mr and Mrs Charles Fisher Mrs Lee Schavey and baby of own little foreign country could The Worthy Patron Hubert and Kevin were Sunday dinner St Johns visited Mr and Mrs prove one of the most exciting Sills will hold a Proficiency Ronald Dean Wefel, 26, 104 guests and spent the day with Porter Parks, Friday evening. adventures ever taken. class at his home April 10 at Tudor Drive, Lansing; Nancy Plans were made for Friends ^^to^cjQoiUn the evening and Jane Ostiguy, 21, 104 Tudor Mr and Mrs Sidney Dyer^of* Mrs Porter Parks and Drive, Lansing. Lansing. daughter visited Mr and Mrs Night. The Elsie social com those not naving proficiency Mr and Mrs Donald Potts and David Parks and children Mike visited Mr and Mrs Harold, Saturday evening in Lansing. Hoerner Saturday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Walter Sipley and Sunday, Mr and Mrs Harvey Victor of DeWitt were dinner At Sc&ttoMtty $foe Stow Hoerner, Jill and Val visited Mr guests of Mr and Mrs Eldoris and Mrs Harold Hoerner. Hahn Monday. Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Jill and Valerie Hoerner spent Harold Hoerner visited Mr and Wednesday with Mrs Donald Mrs Larry Formentic of Lan Potts and Mike Potts, they were ' Barbara Piggott and Sonny of Walled Lake Central High School entertain students at St Johns Central sing also luncheon guests. School, while, at the same time, explaining the need for research to fight cancer. Barbara and Sonny Sling about town explained to elementary students in St Johns how their contributions to "Send A Mouse To College" for 2 quarters and a penny will buy a mouse for a cancer research lab, which uses the mice to save lives from cancer. ... while you're working, shopping, lunching or meeting, this super-movin' sling looks good with Chloe's Column almost anything. Soft shiny uppers with double, PACE SETTER welt-seaming detail. COLORS ... BONE* Revitalize your hair WHITE, GREENBACK, NAVY, and RED with body-giving "Quilting isn't quiltssometimes" Heart-of-Balsam Sue Cory Chtoe Padgitt BALSAM PLUS Clinton County Home Economist connie* TANYA PERM 13.50 Quilting, once regarded as a A special program on Quilting The program will feature a quaint but outmoded rustic will be held April 17, at Smith large display of quilted jtems. 50 pastime, has made a booming Hall in St Johns at 1:00 pm. Included will be everything 99 Hair Painting *17 comeback. Quilts used to Everyone is welcome to attend from purses to pillows to JUST portray an era of Currier and this meeting sponsored by pinafores. Lots of .quick, easy- 18 »OPERATORS....J0 Penix, Nat Torpsy, Cindy Knight, 81 Lorain Knight/; Ives and Grandma Moses. But " Gratiot, Shiawassee and Clinton to-make gift items will be shown APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWA YS NSCESSAR Y many modern homemakers are County Extension as well as large quilts. rediscovering the joys of this Homemakers. .There* is no Basic procedures for patch art. admission charge1, work and applique and sources Mrs Maria Ttio'rnpson.of East of quilting < supplies**/will be tcfau^wtytedinu. discussed'.rDifferent'types'of ?i vl fr^tt^siWiU.beVshowni'yr j ' programM Since receiving an Mrs Thompson .Wilt trace the ^v*wfr«*o'* .»IJW6, 5TUH6, " i-ji' associate" ddgrtfe in" floriculture N x T pioneer history of several First in'Foot Faihioni with Famous Irsnd Show from 'Mldhig&n Stat§ Univer quilting patterns. The origin of sity, Mrs Thompson has been quilting parties and their employed by a Lansing area purpose will also be covered. ST. JOHNS ™D florist. She also teaches in We hope you'll be able to creative stitchery, come April 17 and discover with C ALS needlepoint,and quilting. She is us that quilting is a lot more PHONmONEE 224-221ZM^33 ° ™in |0NW| A «<» vice-president of the Greater than just quilts! Lansing Weaver's Guild. Spring engagements i 1 FOR EASTER Zl The Pattern for Things to Come! SHARON PLINE c FOWLER - Mr and Mrs L—. J^J I Just imagine what you can do I You can use OTTA-WALL Screen Blocks to form the Marion Pline, Grange Rd, background for your flower garden and shrubs EASTER LILIES Fowler, announce the . , . to border your property attractively, or engagement of their daughter, to separate your patio, pool and play areas. OTTA-WALL Screen Blocks will do all this Sharon Ann, to Bruce Ronald beautifully! *, Arens, son of Mr and Mrs BEAUTIFUL Theodore Arens, Centerline Rd, UllTrUUFlLL SCREEN BLOCKS The charming lattice .screen wall is functional," The ATTRACTIVE concrete unit! serving as a wind and sun barrier and Fowler. Available in complementary colors of will give you privacy without being closed In. The bride-elect is a 1973 Red, Brown, Buff, Tan and Green— It is economical and maintenance-free for & CORSAGES graduate of Pewamo- and the color is permanent! lifetime —no unsightly weather-worn Westphalia High School and a Each unit la 12" x 12" x *" thick. fencing or drab wire "cage" to contend with. , OTTA-WALL Screen blocks —the pattern TABLE FLORAL 1974 graduate of Meiba Beauty for things to come—just imagine Academy, and fs employed by you can do! Regis Beauty Salon. Her finance is a 1971 graduate of CENTERPIECES Pewamo-Westphalia High School and is self-employed. KIMBERLY SANFORD An August 24 wedding is being planned by the couple. Call Us For Any Floral Need... Mr and Mrs Norman Sanford, 116 Floral, St Johns, wish to LEISURE TIME Modem inventions have gitcn announce*-the engagement of everyone new opportunities for their daughter, Kimberly to getting into trouble. Joseph Leavitt, son of Kenneth WATT FLORIST Leavitt of Ovid and Mrs Carol ELSIE PHONE 862-5257 Ostrander of White Pine. TERRA CRETE HOSPITAL MODERN MASONRY LooH for Iheeo ptico ticket* INSURANCE Udealjpn, throughout iho store. They show everyday soiling price Walks so you cart figure your Wc have a complete package actual savings! of health and hospitalization TWO Patios {W plans which .can be tailored thnitith! to individual family needs. SIZES 16X12X2'/4 Borders EASY f By tailoring each plan to the 12x8x2% ' n '' Individual's' needs, the rates Terraces J£Y become more competitive. Breezeways For more information and a 3 More Big Days of Savings! quote on our fine plans — Entrances, etc/" SEE OR CALL WILLIAM F.HOLLEY Stop in and Discuss Your Needs With Us .. * HURRY, HURRY, HURRY, Solicitor for Carter-Melvin INSURANCE AGENCY REXALL f KARBER BLOCK CO Your Inctopmdflnt Inturance Sand-Gravel-Black Dirt-Mortar Sand Ready-Mix PARR'S DRUGS Agency, 122 W, Main, Elsie Fhone 862-4227 St. Johns DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-2837 RnldencB phone 224-7580 817 CHURCH ST. £ April 11,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS,MlCHIGAN 7A. Retired teachers Lowe Church has Lenten coffee The United Methodist Women * .participating in a responsive of Lowe Church gave a "Lenten reading entitled, "The Coffee" Wednesday morning, Forgiving Love of Jesus Christ'^ learn about knits Apr 3 for their members and followed by the hymn, "Lord I ST JOHNS ~ The Clinton Lansing introduced herself and friends of the community. Want to be a Christian in My County Chapter of the Retired her model, Diane Roman. The hostess, Mrs Roy Davis, Heart." Teachers' Association held Mrs Clery said a few words invited the ladies to the dining. Mrs Charles Hazle sang 2 their April meeting in the about the classes being given Mrs Harold Dershem, Mrs Lenten songs: "The Night Community Room of thedail y at Stretch and Sew. She -Francis Dershem, Mrs Lyle • Before Easter" and "Come As Central National Bank April 1. also spoke briefly about the new Hynes'and Mrs Gerald Love You Are," accompaning herself Thirty-five members at knits for spring and about the served the coffee and on her auto-harp. tended the potluck dinner at the convenience of garments made homemade rolls> Mrs Carl Shinabery in salad bar. The evening meal ,from these materials. troduced t her meditation on was followed by a business Prayer was given by Mrs . A tour of the Hick's House is Harold McGuire. "Forgiveness" by using as the meeting conducted by president planned for April 23, at seven most noble and loving example Mary Welton, o'clock. All retired teachers are The ladies then went to the pf forgiveness, as that of Jesus The program for the evening invited. The next meeting will sanctuary for the program. Christ on the cross, when he was a mini-style show- Mrs be May 6 at the Central National Program chairman, Mrs Roy said, "Father, forgive them for Sally Clery from the Saginaw Bank Community Room, Davis, introduced a brass they know not what they do." Street Stretch and Sew Shop in quartette from the St Johns She then gave the,true story High School, who played written by Carrie ten Boom, arrangements of several entitled, "I'm Still Learning to !$$! hynins. The students were: Forgive." Kevin Barger, Norman Gove, •Lenten solos, , "He's Douglas Merignac and David Everything to Me" and Egar. Family J* r "Heaven Came Down and Glory The theme of the program Filled My Soul" were sung by DRIVE? "Tfettie was introduced by the audience Mrs Roger Fitzpatrick. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN FRIDAY-SAT-SUNDAY April 12-13-14 ELlNTON Those "TRINITY Boys" take to the air and still ITHEATRB fly off the handle. _ ST. JOHNS, MICH. 7 BIG DAYS! WEDNESDAY thru TUESDAY April 10-16 SHOWTIMES Wed. & Thurs. - One Show at 7 p.m. . Fri. - Sat. - Sun. - Two Shows 7 & 9 p.m. Mon. & Tues. - One Show at 7 p.m. Sat. & Sun. Matinee at 2 p.m. Joseph E. Levine and Avco Embassy present An Italo ZingaralU Film EATON COUNT* ^Terence HilL hown qn the above maps are areas that Clinton County 4-H clubs will §a cleaning during this weekend s clean-up day Saturday. , "All The 4-H clubs map out routes Way Boys" WALT DISNEY withBnd Spencer for Clean-up Day PRODUCTIONS' WILD NEW CARTOON FEATURE Rene Kolldehoff • Michel Anloine -And withCyril CuSack Following are the 4-H clubs 17. Olive's 4-H Projects, Ila J. Moore, 220 N. First St, Elsie. Wacousta, Shirley Walter, 9489 Executive Producer A film written and directed by t numbered according to the Wood, 10720 ^Qrris.-DeWift. . 31. Cub Scouts Pack 555, Looking Glass Brook, Grand corresponding number area on il8.«RUey "Ratoblers; Gary. Selden, 11740 E. Grand Ledge. the map which they will: he Margaret Schaefer, (Forest Hill jRiver^Portland, 35. Troop 71, Ron Dietz, 307^ ertqPpggi ^^^^A "-." covering during the 4-H road f , 33. Eureka Pack 73 & Boy V» Rd, R 2, DeWitt. ' ' •'' E. Walker, St Johns. } |—I .^.ggp—..J ,,-.' •, ' -j ") ' * side clean-up Saturday, 'April Scout-Troop 573, Keith Len- 41. Ovid Girl Scouts 520 & «n Hood 20. Also included in the list are 19. Snoopy Snoopers, Lois temuth and Frank Todosciuk, R Ovid Cub Scouts 575, Paul and 8 Love, R 5, St Johns. TECHNICOLOR the names of the persons in 1, Elsie. . Lori Love, R 5, St Johns." Rtlmed by BUENA VISTA DISTRIBUTION CO. INC 01373 Walt Oitnev Pic duel ions [GJ charge and their address. 20. Spats & Spurs, Jackie 34. Boy & Girl Scouts of 42. Troop 81 Boy Scouts 1. Bath Golden Needles, Faught, R 4, St Johns. He hung up Emily Brook, 15870 Upton, E. 21. Stoney Creek, Linda Lansing. Ritter, 902 E. Sturgis, St Johns. his guns 2. Boots & Buckles, Kathy 22. The Big Dealers, Ger at the age - Feldpausch, Box 201, Fowler. trude Arens, R 2, N. Grange Rd, 3. Clovers, Martha Brown, Fowler. of fifteen. 1408 S. Swegles, St Johns. 23. Willing Workers, Mary 4. DeWitt Go-getters, Agnes Jane Boak, R 4, 8475 Price, St Bullen, 11477 E. River Dr, Johns, BUmPER CROP. DeWitt. 24. Sewing Basket, Pat 5. Double M Horse Club, Lela Sniffer, 5353 Clark Rd, Bath. You'll harvest great interest with the Clark, R 3, St Johns. 25. 4-H Wonders, Judy 6. Eagle-Border, James Kissane, R 6, St Johns. Big C Passbook Savings Account Patenter, R 1, Grand Ledge. 10. Highland Hill Riders, 7. Fowler Busy Bees, Joan Judy Matice, R 6, St Johns. Bancroft, R 2, Box 231, Fowler. 26. Swingin Bingham, Rita 8. Fowler Fireballs, Nancy Thornton, R 3, St Johns. From the seeds of your savings can grow Myers, R 4, St Johns. 27. Bengal Community, great things. Especially when the "Big C" 9. Four Corners, Nellie Wash Marie Thelen, R 2, Box 219, St adds to your savings with 5#% burn, R 6, St Johns. Johns. 10. Green Acres, Gladys Irish, 28. All Thumbs, Mary Leh interest. So whether your "Big C" R 5, St Johns. man, R 1, Eagle. Passbook Savings Account is 29. Charlie's Gang, Charles 11. Green Clover Comm, paid or compounded quar Edith Harvey, 493 W. Pratt Rd, Silm, R 4, St Johns. DeWitt. 30. Prairie, Donna Smith, R terly, you'll find it's a 12. Happy Hustlers, Robert 1, N. Lowe Rd.,-St Johns. fruitful way W. Fox, R 6, St Johns. 36. Troop 515 Riley, Zane 13. Jolly Knitters, Mrs Robert Benedict, R 4, St Johns. to save. From the producer of "LaroStory" Tait, 1791 E. Price, St Johns. 37. Cub Scout Pack 277, David €2211..fo r thorn wholov* adventure. 14. Kountry Kousins, Dolores Bordui, 13120 Shady Brook, Harris, 537 E. Howe Ave, DeWitt. starring and introducing Lansing, 38. Girl Scouts USA-Junior 15. Merry Craftsmen, Lyla Troop-Riley, Mrs R. Brown, JOHN B.J. ROBBY Baese, R 1, Elsie, 5234 W. Lehman Rd; DeWitt. 16. Nimble Fingers, Verna 39. Boy Scout Troop 555, Jack Peck, 202 E. Buchanan, St Cooper, R 1, Herbison, Eagle. MARlfY THOMAS BENSON 40,- Cub Scout Pack 76, Archie BatedoniheMMibyMiLTONR BASS • Screenplay by GERALD HERMAN and ROBERT IRVIffG Johns. Directed by JORGE FONS * Executive PibducerliOPOLpOSILVA • Produced by HOWARDG M1KSKV * Color by Movieiab , Give to Easter Seals An Avco ifflboity HIIMII -FOR RENT IN OVID - 2-BEDROOM M-21 TOWNHOUSE •APARTMENTS, RANGE, REFRIGERATOR, AIR CON-; DITIONED, CARPETED, FURNISHED OR UN • • FURNISHED. • 2ACRES IN SHIAWASSEE COUNTY. NICE PINE TREES. CaPlTOL 5-ACRES-N&RTH MERIDIAN RD. EXCELLENT HOME BUILDING SITE. 9840-WESTM-21, 3-BEDROOM,, &~ACRE LOT, KING SIZE savtiiGs GARAGE, FAMILY ROOM IN BASEMENT W-FRANKLIN FIREPLACE, NICE TREES, EXCELLENT LOCATION! • Loan i 1-NEW RANCH HOME IN OVID, 3 BEDROOM, FULL BASEMENT, CARPETING. • St John! office: 222 N. Clinton Ave., ph. 224-2304 main office: 112 E. Allegan, Lansing, Ml 48901, ph. 371-2911 OVID SERVICE 130 WEST OAK, 3-BEDROOM, GARAGE, CARPETING, branches! Grand Ledge, Mason, Okemos, Williamston, Lathrup Village and Pontiac • incqtpofitid 1690—mimbcn Fedwi^Homt Luit Binji Syitim ' , Agency, Inc. CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN, OIL HEAT. • 104 North Main St. 10 ACRE PARCEL WITH CREEK THRU IT. TERMS. Gilbert 0. Bovaii - Broker Salei Personnsl: Tony Slnlcropf Phono 834*2288 834-5049 I* CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN , April 11,1974 Patterns on Parade presents 4-H Style Review winners m Suzanne Lehman of All-Thumbs 4-H Club receives her 1st place silver bowl in the junior miss division. Presenting the bowl is Marie Woodhams of St John*; "'"if , PLAY CALL! Your local Independent The top 6 4-H stylists chosen Saturday are (from left) Jane Riley of Westphalia 4-H, Tony Schafer of Top 6 stylists in the junior miss division are (from left) Susan Platte or Westphalia 4-H; JBecky Barnes, Fowler modeling his sister Bonnie Schafer's entry, Julie Tait of the Jolly Knitters, Lori Lashaway of the Nimble Fingers; Suzanne Lehman, All-Thumbs; Lorie Huntoon, All-Thumbs; Lisa Foy, OJive 4-H and Insurance Agent Nimble Fingers, Sally Howe of OHve 4-H and Pam Paff of Westphalia, ^They are the top 6 out of 88 Jane Haf ner, Westphalia. They are the top C of 131 competitors. ~ t invites you to competitors. tune in... Two wrestlers from DeWitt place in state competition Henry Block has PONTIAC -- Two wrestlers 14 year olds, nosed out by a 1973 ERNIE HARWELL on the Detroit Tiger Baseball Network from DeWitt placed in state national champ. 17 reasons why you for all the action of America's favorite pastime. competition this weekend at the Dewayne Smith, 95 lbs, State Free-Style Wrestling Meet captured a 3d place finish in his at Pontiac Central High School. division for 13-14 year olds. should come to us COMPLETE The 2 wrestlers qualified for' INSURANCE SERVICE Hugh Bates, 85 lbs, took 2d and will compete in the national for income tax help. place in his weight class for 13-. meet at Joliet 111. HOME AUTO FARM Reason 1. We are income tax COMMERCIAL LIFE specialists. We ask the right DON'T BE questions. We dig for every honest f JIM MCKENZIE deduction. We want to leave no v ' v stone unturned to make sure you AGENCY FUEUSH. pay the smallest legitimate tax. OFFICE OF ENERGY CONSERVATION -in •J» ? ' «; * *^ ^8 SMohw-aH-^ Monia-527-246Q* OP THE FEOERAL.ENERGY OFFICE ^ , • M Union Savings offers DflsLRl The Highest THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Lori Lashaway of the Nimble Fingers 4-H Club receives a silver 109 N.Clinton St. ST. JOHNS tray honoring her 1st place finish as the top stylist in the senior Phone 224-4602 miss Style Review. Presenting the award is Marilyn Rice, 4-H HOURS: 9 to 6 p.m. Daily - Saturday 9 to 5 p.m. program assistant, Day-ln to Day-Out DeWitt wrestlers to compete (> Passbook Rate in Grand Blanc • DEWITT -- At least 5 wrestlers with the DeWitt Wrestling Qub will compete irt $AVIMG 0A$H the Junior Olympic Develop mental Free-Style AAU Available Wrestling Meet in Grand Blanc LET US MAKE YOU THE April 20. , Competing will be Larry Bates, Ed Mathers, Tom DEAL OF YOUR LIFE... Mathers, James Ritchie and Jeff Corr. The meet is for wrestlers from 15 to 18 years of age. Captice Arrest 2 on Vega h charges of Impala per annum break-in Paid Or Compounded DEWITT TWP' - An 18 year- old DeWitt Township man was Chevelle Quarterly arraigned in 65th District Court Monday in connection with the April 1 break-in at Valley Nova Farms Baptist Church, 241 E State Rd. DAY-IN TO DAY-OUT PASSBOOK A township police spokesman SEE OUR said David Laverne Williams, of 964 W State Rd, Was arraigned $5 Minimum with bond set at $5,000. He was SELECTION! arrested Saturday night. The police spokesman said Effective Annual Yield 5.35% Williams and a juvenile suspect from Lansing are accused of Check these special priced buys.! breaking into the church and taking $300 in cash from a safe One NEW 1973 Impala 4-door hardtop Higher Certificates Aiso Available in the pastor's office. The sppkesman said the juvenile, a 15 year-old, would be One Impala 1973 Driver Training Car • 2-door Sport Coupe turned over to juvenile authorities. nion ^yavings V. L. MOORE and Loan Association •fill. MAINOHKI '71 W All,-ej >«• 1 '** fa* ,: *>, * A^iiJkk* April 11,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 9A .V' LaLeche League representative St Johns Woman's Club ' I * r ' ! • * •" 1 ' hears about Clinton explains goaf of "Good mothering County land use „ t through breastfeeding" ST JOHNS - "Better Land, ticularly in the recreational Use in Clinton County" was the areas. ™ By Kay Blizzard medical advisors. We are- boh- Jiairdos. A spotless home and a subject of the talk given by "But," he said, "it is my sectarian and non-profit. Our new baby rarely mix. The William Lasher to the members opinion that this tri-county We teach the joys of goa) is good mothering. League encourages a mother to of the St Johns Womans' Club at section (Clinton, Ingham and breastfeeding; the joys of "Non-automated moms" - set her sights on the goals of their April 3 meeting held at the Baton Counties) are far ahead mothering. Our title is derived that's how Time magazine 10 good mothering - placing people home of Mrs Roy Davis, of other parts of the state in» fnnn a, title of the Mother of yrs. ago described the prin before things. ' ' . their plans for future use of' Christ, It is Spanish and means cipals in this quiet return to old- League mothers meet once a Lasher, introduced by Mrs land", V in essence "the millc," The fashioned motherhood, Over month, babies in arms to get Raymond Sick as the Plans were discussed for the group was founded'in 1956 in use of the bottle, pacifier, infant help with the problems they've agriculture agent and member next meeting April 17 when a swing and seat have contributed encountered, to help others in of the Co-operative Extension Chicago r by 7 mothers who white elephant sale will be held. wanted to share their successes greatly to the failure of a turn, and to enjoy the com Service, presented his talk with Proceeds of this will go to Girl's and failures with natural woman to nurse her baby. panionship of women with aerial slides taken of all sec Town, a State Federation mothering. There are now over Added to these are the similar goals and philosophies. tions of Clinton County, project to help wayward girls. $1639 groups .throughout the US pressures through television, Phone counciling is available The meeting will be held at and foreign countries, around magazines, and modern life to anytime. We have a lending They showed the present use the- home; of Mrs Clifford live up to an unrealistic, |deal library with five authors such . of the land and he made Lumbert. Officers for the next the world, All of our information as Ginnot, Hymes, Salk, Kit- is- approved by a board of 36 spotless home, shining waxed suggestions of much better use year will be installed at that floors, fabulous clothes and singer, Newton and others. of the natural resources par time. These are men and women who COMPLETE BODY WORK are keenly aware of a child's AND GLASS REPLACEMENT. emotional needs as well as his For the action you want physical needs. They believe that a child like other mammals BOB'S AUTO BODY, INC. must be held and cuddled frequently. There is no such GO ClASSIFIED 800 N- Lansing Phone 224-2921 thing as a spoiled baby. His Representatives of Central Michigan University answer questions from St Johns High 'need to be held is as great as his School students during College Night at the school recently. Representatives from need to be fed. many colleges and universities were present to explain the advantages of their insti fREHMANN'S of St. johmi tutions. , Nursing babies require more THE SIDE . feedings as the milk is so easily The Store of Large Selections assimilated. Breast milk has a This dress casual for today's man Featuring Nationally Known Brands high water content. During the ' Ovid PTO announces carniva stands out in bright mini crinkle early weeks feedings every two patent with shiny metallic trim. to three hours are common. OVID-Who says carnivals 7-9 pm at the North Elementary auction, featuring auctioneer Real Blue, Vintage Burgundy, This assures the baby the are just for fun? School. Sam Sherwood. Green. Deep Brown. Black, or for what is NEW! cuddling and skin contact, he The Ovid PTO does want The big-door prize this year is Baskets of groceries, con White! needs. It also assures the people to have fun at their a half of beef processed by tributed by school families and IN mother frequent rest periods school carnival May 4 - but if Sheldon's Packing House. teachers, will also be raffled off Which she needs. Nursings also your luck's good that nightryou Tickets are 50 cents each or 3 at 10 cents a ticket. Clothing -Furnishings help prevent hemorrhage in the may also walk off with a for $1, and will be sold in ad mother and speeds the return of basketful of groceries, a big vance by parents as well as at And of course, the carnival the uterus to normal. Through stuffed poodle or even a side of the carnival. will feature cake walks, white FREEMAN Shoes and Sportswear the release of the hormone beef. Tickets for the childrens' door elephant sales, a spook house, prolactin, a woman is helped to prize, a 4-foot pink poodle, are novelty booth and other feel more motherly. Breast The carnival, which will 10 cents each. traditional activities. for feeding helps prevent allergies benefit Ovid elementary and Local businesses will con Drawings will be at 9 pm, but in the infant and offers better junior high schools, will be from tribute new merchandise for an winners need not be present. protection against intenstinal infections and other infant diseases. It gtoes him an Morning Musicale program spring 74 essential feeling of love and security. For the woman who wants to Slop in, look over our new * 'successfully nurse her child we are here to offer support reflects religious season arrivals - anytime, Call Kay Blizzard, 669- 9522. §T JOHNS ~ St Joseph's was sung by Mrs Raymond was presented by Mrs Manning Merchandise arriving daily Catholic Church was the recent Torpey, accompanied on the Bross. Diantha Witteveen Bath schedules meeting place for St Johns organ by Mrs Maurice Wit layed portions from Parsifal Double Knit Morning Musicale. teveen. * * ' Ey Richard Wagner and' Mrs MANY NEW STYLES FOR. Father William Hankert An innovation to the program Roland Duguay sang Franz 50 kindergarten welcomed the group by com was an interpretive dance Schubert's Ave Maria. BLAZER SUITS ?79 up •registration plimenting them on their in number performed by Mrs The program closed with terest and efforts in enriching DressivWilliame Eschemusirc tnof thBi7Pt'-e ex5- members and guests singing the-culture of St Johns by Z Plus Co-ordinating BATH - The -annual Bath Carmen - r~. . - , Jojtffl,,Joyful, We Adore Thee studying, performing/ and irmen. *-./"*•;; * ' hY£3$g Van Beethoven. Jicoovv. .Spring registration fOtfvpupils A resume of the sacred tnUSlc "•DyjjU we Foh?-MEN"antt BOYS ^*^v 1 h •( ^WH6Mviir be ''enterfiifT Kin^ ^Promoting .music. V£ Tiafcn*i#*»lEP£ ' SLACK. dergarten in the-fall oTl974 will ^ » Winchell Brown presided produced by,, Bach, Men- ^sUight will be April 25 at v» -at the business meeting* and* 'delssotim -Mozart/* Beethoven, L $ 50 $ 0i) beheld at th- e Bath Elementary -«•«.- h—* ™w onA w^-i^hn.-xfiwnw^Bpriihm/An. • ffiSfengregaUonal'Churcfiwit h * SPORT COATS 44 « 85 School on Monday, April 22, called upon Mrs Donald DeWitt Schumann, Schubert, Liszt, , dinner at 6:30 with the program 1974. to give a report on the progress Wagner, Bruckner and Dvorak theme of "Night In Bavaria," Those whose last names begin of the SOS Committee which »s $1095 engaged in saving the band Make Adrian dean's list with the letters "A" through, shell at the city park with BOVS SPORT COATS 12 UP "L" 'are asked to come at 9 am ADRIAN - Randall Ridley, REHMANN'S and those whose names begin emphasis on programs for To achieve the honor a National Music Week. 141 W. 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UfeHornettrBustess 10A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN April 11,1974 * Tri-County offers ways to avoid zoning pitfalls during May 18 Lansing workshop LANSING - The Tri-Coynty , , REGISTRATION FQRM Regional Planning Commission will be sponsoring a zonjng Please make reservation(s) for the TCRPC Zoning Cjinic at $5 workshop for township, city, each (Includes lunch and coffee). , - ** village, and county trustees, Enclosed is a check for $ payable to the Tri-County Regional planning Commissioners, Planning Commission. clerks, supervisors, and in NAME terested persons Saturday, May' TITLE _. 18 from 1Q am - 4 pm at the FIRM OR Holiday Inn South. GOVERNMENTAL UNIT vj The purpose of the ioning ADDRESS workshop is to aid local officials CITY in understanding how to for mulate zoning ordinances which Tri-County Regional will stand up in court, Detach and Return To: Planning Commission In the'last couple of years, a 535 N. Clippert St. number of ordinances have Lansing, Michigan 48912 been struck down in this region, The conference will emphasize how these situations can be, avoided in the future. some ordinances. obtained by writing to (be Tri- - Speakers who will address the The registration fee is $5 County Regional Planning group are; William McTaggert, which includes lunch* Commission, 535 N.^Clippert, Michigan Township "Registration forms can be Lansing, Michigan 48912.- Association, attorney; J. Paul Jones, community planner; In the First Nighters upcoming production of "Forty Carats," Ann Stanley, played by Rachel Roman Koenigsknecht, Clinton Houska, finds herself torn between devotion to her ex-husband Billy Boy Ian, movie actor and TV County Planning Commission star, and 22-year-old Peter Latham, steel empire heir and motorcycle jock. Boylan, played by chairman; and Donald A. High School who's Harold Schmaltz (left), promises.^ peyy wayKof family life white Latham, played by Ron Dar Hines, attorney and Tri-County ling represents youth, excitement and money, money, money. The adult comedy is April 26 commissioner, and 27 at Ovid-Elsie High School at 8 pm. Tickets are available from any First Nigh tor or at Parents of isttgrade students at Eureka School browse through the door. Other ticket locations'will be announced shortly. the classroom of Diane Derby following a program depleting life in One scheduled activity is a a Hopi Indian village, presented by the students. During the visit to mock planning commission who honors Harry the classroom, parents tasted food prepared by the students as the meeting which will actually Indians would have prepared it and viewed Indian projects made demonstrate, the lack of by the 1st graders protection that exists under Moldenhauer Harry Moldenhauer, a senior The son of Mr and Mrs Lewis « TaenfiMKl' ! at St Johns High School was Moldenhauer of St Johns, he is recently notified that he is to be active in 4-H club work, church featured in the Eighth Annual choir, Choralaires, and school Edition of Who's Who Among musicals. He is an Eagle Scout, A girl, Elizabeth Mary was American High School was a Boy's State represen born to Mr and Mrs Dave W. Students, 1973-74, the largest tative, and won 4 state awards Lockwood of R6 St Johns, student award publication in the in 4-H club work. March 26, 1974 at Sparrow nation. Hospital. She weighed 7 lbs 5 In addition to having his ozs. The baby has 2 sisters, Students from over 20,000 biography published in the Grandparents are Mr and Mrs public, private and parochial book, Harry will also compete William D. Lockwood and Mrs high school throughout the for 1 of 10 scholarship awards of Rosina Mohnke, The mother is country are recognized for their $500 to $1,000 funded by the the former Sandra Mohnke, leadership in academics, publishers and will be invited to athletics, activities or com participate in the firm's annual A girl, Jennifer Kay, was born munity service in the book. Less "Survey of High Achievers" to Mr and Mrs Clare L. Pung of than 3 percent of the junior and later in the academic year. Rl, Box 86, Fowler, April 1,1974 senior class students nation at Clinton Memorial Hospital. He plans to attend Michigan She weighed 5 lbs 11 ozs. The wide ^are awarded this State University upon v Eureka School 1st grade students of Diane Derby present a program depicting the history and life recognition. baby has 2 brothers' and 4 style of the Hopi Indians. The cla§s has been studying the life of the Indians and climaxed their learning graduation in June. sisters. Grandparents are Mrs with a program for their parents last week. Peter Schmitz and,Mr and Mrs Harold Pung. The mother is the Meadpwlark Lemoti, former Eunice J. Schmitz.*' speaking for all the A girl, Sarah Elizabeth, was Bath roods may be victim born to Mr and Mrs MicKael J. , Marleiyi GlobelmfeM%&^%&Y''L A Eerency of 132 Second St., Elsie, March 29, 1974 at CHHfflh Meiriorial - Hospital? She {weighed 8 bis iBr-tasr Gratld1- ot aisincorporation proposal parents are Col and Mrs Francis W. Formolo and Mr and By Linda Heyboer ''hiring an additional full time man and Mrs Zolton A. Ferency. The County News Writer moving to 24-hour protection for the mother is the former Martha township, . Formolo. (fadd(o4e Board salaries and cost would be cut A girl, Misha Marie, was born $1,125 automatically, he said, because there to Mr and Mrs William Mon BATH TWP - Disincorporate of Bath would be 2 less trustees. (General law tague of 303 N. Clinton, March Charter Township would mean a big budget townships have 5-member boards unless 27, 1974 at Clinton Memorial cut, but superivsor Roy Van Sickle predict residents vote to add more.) Hospital. She weighed 8 lbs l oz. residents would have to make up part of it in Van Sickle, who is up for recall in the April Grandparents are Mr and Mrs tires and shock absorbers for their cars. '22 elecUon, said his salary could be cut but Manuel Alcaraz and Mrs In a report at ttie township board's last did not include such a measure in his Mandeline Montague. The meeting, Van Sickle explained township estimate. Dar/ene Cerriy,local .gymnast mother is the former Mary roads would lose the biggest chunk of He recommended no cuts in the fire Alcaraz. revenue, a whopping $38,213. department, professional services, clerk's A boy, Paul Mickael, was Board members asked the supervisor phasized during and after the meeting his staff or treasurer's staff. . born to Mr and Mrs John recently to work on shaving down budget sketchy figures represented only cuts in takes 2d place in state meef Gavenda of R2 Ithaca, April 3, budget estimates, not expenditures. The supervisor said inflation and figures 'in case residents vote for disin- necessary salary increases made his 1974 at Clinton Memorial corporation in an April 22 election. The "There was probably enough 'slush' built estimates especially tentative. Hospital, He weighed 9 lbs 3% board figured some $56,365 in revenues into the budget to allow for these'euts," he ST JOHNS - D^rlene Cerny, Mrs James Cerny and competes ozs. The baby has 1 brother and would have to be skimmed off, an estimate said, adding that "in the past, any leftover Noting that his report assumed some 4th grade student at St Johns' money could be saved in 1975 if there were with the Spartan Youth Club of 5 sisters. Grandparents are Van Sickle says may be low. money has always gone for roads." Eastward School, took 2d place MSU, coached by George, June Steve Gavenda. The mother is Give to Easter Seals- no township elections, he remarked, "But I honors in* the All-Around Van,Sickle reported $63,588 could be Van Sickle said an estimated $8,700 cut guess" we can't be too sure of that, either." and Cheryle Szypula. the former Alice Spiece. March 1 - April 22 trimmed from the budget. But he em- from the police department would preclude competition for 9-year-olds and under at the state gymnast meet at Central Michigan* DREPS MOTOR HOMES University Saturday,' OPPORTUNITIES To earn the all around award IGA announces "Jet at the Michigan Association for Gymnastics Meet, Darlene took UNLIMITED !0 OFF a bronze medal in balance -Are you making $12,000 to $18,000 per beam, bronze on the uneven year? Our driver-salesmen are, with no in BOOK LABOR ON ALL Journey to Stars" contest parallel bars, 5th in vaulting vestment of their own. Look at these bene- , APPOINTMENTS DAYTON, OHIO - Upwards of an announcement by Rick said that the winning girls and and 6th in floor exercise. fits: THRU MAY 15,1974 2,000 girls and boys from 10 thru Anderson, owner of Andy's IGA, boys will travel by jet to Los She is the daughter of Mr and 1) High Cdmmission salary 14 years of age will be taking St Johns, 2) Excellent advancement potential WITH THIS COUPON "dream trips" to California in Angeles for 5 full days. Their an unusual "Jet Journey To The The lucky girls and boys can "dream trip" includes a red- 3) No working capital required Stars" contest now going on in win all-expense-paid trips just carpet visit to movie studios, 4) 5 day week , major league baseball games, 11375 N. U.S.-27 DeWitt area IGA stores, according to by having their .friends, neigh 5) Paid vacation " u bors and relatives vote for them Disneyland, Marineland of the AMF SKAMPERS HERE! Pacific, as well as to many other there's 6) Group hospitalization and life insurance plan' each lime they visit a par 7) Sick leave benefit coverage ticipating store, Special ballot glamour points, boxes have been set up in all 8) Profit sharing retirement plan ',' "Unlike most elections, this is or«ra , supermarkets and customers 9) Good established routes one case where it'is quite in 10) Year around lifetime job * * are being asked to vote for their order to vote often", said "favorite" girl or boy. 'The Burshtan. "In fact, we en 11) Complete paid training program. ^cuTufiuSfi^ , "dream trip" winners will be courage it - friends and neigh those who receive the 'most bors of the boys and girls can vptes„ vote every time they come in to You may "qualify if you are married, in a participating market. thru good health, and enjoy outdoor work. Other INING Al Burshtan, Senior Vice Naturally, many of the winners qualifications are 1) Must be ambitious and President of Marketing and will be from the St Johns area." Classified dependable, 2) Must be neat and cheerful, Sales for Super Food Services, The winning girls and boys will' 3) Must be courteous and tactful, *4) (Must * Dayton, Ohio, supplier to IGA leave for Los Angeles on June 23 have the ability to get things done quickly. stores and other independents, and return the 27th. WE FEATURE CHOICE SCHWANN'S SALES ENTERPRISES For .interview see Red Marmon or Floyd 'SHEARS AND Simon at Mel-Manor Motel, 1513 E, Main St., Owosso, Mich. Rooms 33 and 34, April HOMEMADE PIZZA 17,10 a.m. to 9 p.m, , Wi Cattr to Small Partita, Wtddfng Rchearsali, Birthdays, Anniversaries. I EVERY THURSDAY NITE: SjtaghrttJ & MMt Bills, Safud& Girlie Bread; Hot Meat B«lI Sandwichw, Vol Parmesan. • TRI-AMI BOWL YOU'LL WANT TO TELL YOUR- EVERY FRIDAY NITE: Keg-lite Lounge FRIENDS ABOUT. .... Perch and White EGAN FORD SALES, Inc. Locirtd on M-21 at Ovid Comets 20QW.Higham* ST. JOHNS Phone 224-2285 - Fish. Dinners Phone 834-2341 '. i, i i April 11,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 11A DPW gets money f Clinton Area Obituaries | for sewer projects Emelia Waydak Nichols of St Petersburg, Fla; 3 held Saturday, April 6 at Most LANSING '-The Clinton County Department of Public Works has OVID -- Emeilia Waydak, 76, sons, Vincent Csapos of Ovid, Holy Trinity Catholic Church in received more than $35,000 from the State Water Resources of 730 W Front St, died Satur Anthony Waydak of Ovfd, and Fowler, with Fr Albert Schmitt Commission as partial reimbursement for sewage treatment works day, April 6 at Memorial Joseph Waydak of California; officiating." Interment was in projects in Maple Rapids and Westphalia, State Senator William S. Hospital in Owosso. Funeral 23 grandchildren and 36 great Holy Trinity Cemetery. Ballenger announced Monday. services were held Monday, grandchildren. He was born in Clinton Co on The money was recently received by the state from the federal April a at the Holy Family Nov 17, 1895, the son of Peter government as an interim reimbursement for its share of projects Catholic Church in Ovid with Fr John Tribfelner and Anna (Fedewa) Pohl. He undertaken as a result of the 1968 Michigan, "clean water" bonding Joseph Aubin officiating. In married his wife, Laura, in program, Ballenger said. terment was in Ford Cemetery. ELSIE Cc) - Funeral services Clinton Co on June 13,1922. He Senator Ballenger said the reimbursement included $39,725 for resided most of his life in the the Westphalia project and $4,874 for the Maple River project. She was born in for John Tribfelner Sr, 78,219 W Czechoslovakia on Oct 21,1897, Main St, Elsie, were held from Fowler area and was a member the daughter of Paul and St Cyril's Catholic Church in of the Most Holy Trinity Frances Udvorka. She lived in Bannister Monday morning Catholic Church and the Basketball standouts Ovid for 47 years. with the Rev Fr Thomas Knights of Colombia. He was a farmer. She was a member of the Holy Kowalczyk officiating. Burial honored Family Catholic Church, the was made in Riverside Survivors include his wife; 3 Holy Family Altar Society, and Cemetery. Bible prayers were daughters, Sister Janet Pohl of "the Western Bohemian recited Saturday evening at the Portage, Mrs*. Ann Edinger of ST JOHNS - A recent potluck successful past season. Carter Funeral Home. Marshall, and Mrs Marjorie dinner climaxed the 1973-74 Woodhams was also honored Fraternal Association. She survived by 5 daughters, Harris of St Johns; 1 son, James" basketball season for the St for dedication and drive as a Mr Tribfelner passed away at of Lansing; 4 brothers, George Johns Redwings, champions of player by receiving a 101 per Mrs George (Mary Jane) his home after an illness of 2 It's the calm before the storm as workmen pause for a photograph while preparing for the Oliver Fleming of Nashville, Term, and Herman of St Johns, Montague auction held Saturday In St Johns. The facility was packed all day Saturday with buyers who the West Central Conference. cent Award. months on Thursday, April 4. Norman of Detroit, and Omer of Honored as the Most Valuable Mark Wawsczyk was named Mrs Anna Rigling of Owosso, He was born August 6, J895 to attended the auction that marked the end of over 60 years of service to the farming community. Mrs Theresa Wilkinson of Albion; 3 sisters, Mrs Armella Player, was Doug Woodhams, the Most Improved player. John and Marguerite Trib Feldpausch and Mrs Leone scoring leader of the Redwings Ithaca, Mrs Sophie Nequist of felner. He had resided most of Tom French was selected the Durand, and Mrs Lee (Mary) Martin of Fowler, and Mrs who set the pace during the Outstanding Defensive Player. his life in Shiawassee County Coletta Face of Riverside, Montague auction signals and had made his home in Elsie Calif; 16 grandchildren; 2 for the past three years. His life great-grandchildren, Honor St Johns wrestlers work was farming. end on of 61-years of service ST JOHNS - Don Lewis was number of dual meet wins (10), Lynn Thelen won the Super JV He and his former Viola John Dennis named the outstanding St Johns fastestpinO:35, takedowns (16), award for 2 consecutive un Deming were married March 7, The Oliver Montague business in St Johns went ouMn style Saturday with an alt-day auction that Kedwings wrestler at the recent reversals (11), 2 point near falls defeated seasons with a 17-0 banquet honoring the Redwing 1918 in Marion. Mr Tribfelner* ELSIE (c) -- Funeral services drew over 600 people. f (10), 3 point near falls (18) and 4 record. was a member of St Cyril's grapplers. pt decisions (7). for John Dennis, 74, of 8150 N Montague operated the farm implements and hardware business at 508 N. Clinton for 46 years, Catholic, church and the Warren Rd, Elsie, were held carrying on the work his father William began in Ovid 61 years ago. The conference champion Four wrestlers, Leon Parker, Only 3 seniors will be lost to Lakefield Gleaners Lodge. Montague, 69, said he was pleased with the auction but had not counted up the results yet. All of the Tuesday, April 2 at Walker- finished' 1st in the district 98-pouhd sophomore; Bill graduation with 5 returning Surviving are: His wife; 4 Martin Funeral Home in equipment was sold, he said. qualifier, regional, Okemos junior lettermen and 3 return Chesaning with Rev John He plans to retire with his wife at their home at 402 Meadowview Dr. Wagar, 105-pound junior; John daughters, Mrs Harry Hayes, 112" pound senior 'and ing sophomore lettermen. (Mildred) Askegard of Crotser officiating. Burial was tournament and Clinton County Jim Wagner, 119-pound Shephard, Mrs Ray (Helen) in Brant Cemetery. Tournament and 2d in the sophomore, shared the 101 Eleven varsity wrestlers Clarkson of Flint, Mrs Dean Mr Dennis passed away Sheriff participates in national DeWitt tournament. He holds, 8 percent award. (Gertrude) Dunham of Elsie, Saturday, March 30 at Owosso varsity records including received recognition for their varsity wrestling contributions. Mrs George (Barbara) Napier Memorial Hospital. number of season wins (25), On the junior varsity squad, of Corunna; 2 sons, John of Mr Dennis was born in Brant management training institute Elsie, and Ivan of Oakley; 3 on October 18, 1889, the son of sisters, Mrs Jennie Siebenhar of Mr and Mrs Isaac Dennis. He LOS ANGELES - Sheriff Florida, Mrs Aura Rice of Flint, and the former Mabel Griffus Anthony A. Hufnagel of Clinton Mrs Erma Sherman of were married Nov 21, 1925 in County is presently par Rochester; 18 grandchildren, Brant. He was a retired farmer. ticipating in the 4th National and 11 great grandchildren. Sheriff's Institute as one of 46 Surviving are: his wife; 2 sheriffs selected from all over He was preceded in death by 4 sons, Earl of St Johns, Russell the United States to study the sisters and l brother. of Brant; 4 daughters, Mrs latest management techniques James (Joyce) Peters of St at the University of Southern Johns, Mrs Michael (Marjorie) California.] Braeutigan of Hemlock, Mrs Henry N. Pohl Duane (Joan) VacHorn of Of the 3,099 sheriffs in the Ashley, Mrs Neil (Patricia) ,Umted States, 229 will complete FOWLER - Henry N. Pohl, White of Elsie; his mother, this intensive training program 78, of 11051W 5th St, died April 3 from Brant; 24 grandchildren, funded by a grant from the Law at his residence following a long and 4 great-grandchildren, and Enforcement Assistance Ad illness. Funeral services were several nieces and nephews. ministration of the United States Department of Justice. It is sponsored by the TOM'S WESTERN STORE National Sheriffs' Association through its National Sheriff's OVID. MICHIGAN 48866* V* l\ Institute, with the actual Hi'iisr AIMi I'llf^V MH|i|>M|\t ' " "'*" training provided by the USC's S'J''.M'C RAVI H, WrsTf UV t i niHlV, Center for the Administration of Justice, .School of Public* Ad- jiv tCHnton County Sheriff Anthony Hufnagel discusses scores on a 1!J.'&17) 834 5446 imh3fetr-ation.i-\ . njihM ^itffenagemeht profile instrument witli .Steven ftt Ward, director, 3rtThis program>represents" the first-organized attempttd'deal "two week course is spon&jred'by the National Sheriffs' Association. with the management role of JUST ARRIVED! the .'elected sheriff.- Most manager if he is to successfully educational process and the training efforts in the past have perform these other roles. National Sheriffs' Institute will concentrated on the law en These 2 weeks on the USC continue to provide him with Treated Lumber forcement, court, and campus do not represent the readings, correspondence correctional duties of the office, end of the training program. lessons, and telephone con Shipment while ignoring the fact that the Each sheriff has committed sultations dealing with day-to sheriff must be an effective himself to continue the day management problems. " 2x6s, See Us For Pvt Kayanek 4x4s All Your FT LEWIS, WASH. -- WAC Command at Ft Lewis, Wash. This Space Private Cynthia A. Kayanek, Pvt Kayanek is a medical 4x6s Needs daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph FOR RENT F. Kayanek, 1054 S. Holllster, specialist with Company C, 9th Ovid, has been assigned to .the Medical Battalion of the Sup Phone 224-2361 CHAMBERLAIN BUILDING 9th Infantry Division Support port Command. A young viewer gets a close look a woodworking projects in Smith Hall Saturday during the 4-H project evaluation. SUPPLY INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! OVID M PH. 834-2300 v/* HOME FARM BUSINESS AUTO NATIONALLY ACCREDITED BY THE COSMETOLOGY * ratmbtt at ACCREDITING itr/\merica Group i 'Beauty COMMISSION Clinic Open To LANTERMAN INSURANCE The Public f FREE PARKING 200 W. State, St. Johns, PHONE 224-7614 BRUCE LANTERMAN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN THE BEAUTY FIELD ALL SERVICES RENDERED BY SUPERVISED SENIOR STUDENTS N?w Classes Starting The First Monday of Each Month For further information, wrfta or call James Lyon, 15557 North East St, Laming. going CLINTON COUNTY ZONING APPEAL BOARD MEETING A regular meeting of the Clinton County Zoning Appeal Board will be held on Monday^April 15, 1974 at 8:00 p.m. in the courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan. At that time the following applications will be heard: on Jean Yoder (left) Eaton County Home Economist, evaluates a style' fashion project while Sharon Randall, 4-H leader writes comments during VICTOR TOWNSHIP evaluation day at St Johns High School. The appeal of Lawrence Tharp to erect a structure with less setback and After the loss of someone close, going on isn't easy. side yard than the minimum allowed by the Clinton County Zoning NOTICE OF BIDS Ordinance on the following desc. of land: puring the first difficult days, we're here to do Bids will be received until 3:00 p.m., Thursday, May 9, 1974 in the everything we can to help. .Office of the City Clerk, 121 E. Walker Street (Municipal Building), Lot No. 33, Oakdale Park, Sec. 28,T6N-R1W, Victor Township St. Johns, Michigan. The bids must be sealed and bear the name of the bidder on the outside of the'envelope and be plainly marked "Pickup ESSEX TOWNSHIP Trucks Bids". The bids will be publicly opened and read at this time and referred to the City Commission for awarding or rejection at their regular The appeal of Joseph Pung to erect a structure closer to road r/w than the meeting on May 13/1974 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Commission Chambers, minimum allowed by the Clinton County Zoning Ordinance on the. usiuion 12t E.Walker Street. following desc. parcel of land: FUNERAL HOMES The City of St, Johns reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to N. 241/2 Ac of W> 441/2 A. of NW frL 1/4, See J& T8N-B3W „ waive any defects in the bids or bidding in the best interest of the City tf$600D£UG0ERGE£U of St. Johns arid to accept the proposal, which in the opinion of the City • St. JOHNS fOWUH Commission, best serves the interest and needs of the City of St. Johns. *•- BBBOTTO^HOUGHTOn^MAPLE RANDS OVID U / Arnold R. Minarik, * i Honor KNOW ABOUT A Roll GRADE 12 - Gery Beachnau, Bill BANK FINANCIAL Blauwiekel, Nick Blauwiekel, Jim Cotter, Julie Cvetnich, \ Kathy Handel, Tom Fedewa, 1 * Doug Feldpausch, LeAnn Helden, Carl Huhn, Tom Jan- dernoa, Bob Keilen, Julie Kline, STATEMENT • f • Sue Kline, < Cheryl Martin, Leo Martin, As provided by Luke Martin, Marilyn Martin, Annette ^Miller, Dean Miller, Dave O'Brien (All A's), Jerry O'Brien (All A's); Pam Pfaff, Robert E. Thompson Dave Platte, Linda Pline, Dave . Pung, Kathy Pung, Carol Rademacher. Executive-Vice President Kim Rademacher, Steve Riley, Linda Schafer, Mary Lou Schafer, Doreen Schneider, Karen Schneider, Brian Schueller, Lou Ann Schueller, Lester Shepard, Dale Simon, . Marilyn Simon, Steve Simon, u CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Therese Smith, Diane Spitzley, * Jo Lynn Spitzley, Mark Spitzley, Dave Thelen, Geralyn Funds on deposit with Correspondent Banks and cash STATEMENT OF CONDITION March 31,1974 March 31, 1973 Thelen, Randy Thelen, Virgene held for the every day needs of our bank customers. Thelen,' Randy Walter, Patty RESOURCES Weber, Rosemary Westendorff, Arlene Wieber, Larry Wirth, Jim Wise, Paule Wohlfert, :ASH AND DUE FROM BANKS ,2,504,704 1,768,987 Jenny Wood. i Loans to the United States Government which are evi GRADE II denced by bonds and notes. The securities cover the -U.S. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES 3,209,825 Federal indebtedness. 2,934,259 PatU Barker, Dale Beachnau, Gerry Droste; Sharon Fedewa, SteVe Fedewa, Lynn Gross, MUNICIPAL BONDS 4,297,502 Jody Hengesbach, Mary Huhn, 3,280,620 Rex Jandemoa, Kathy Jegla, Larry Jegla, Ann Keilen, Patti v Loans to cities, counties and the state for highways, Keilen, Glenn Klein, Linda N parks, public buildings, water systems and other services .OTHER BONDS 3,247,480 Klein, Germaine Kowatch, Dick required by its citizens. 2,492,152 McCrumb. Leon Miller, Mary Jane ^FEDERAL RESERVE BANK STOCK 23,400 Miller, Paul Miller, Jackie 22,050 ' Osborne, Phil Piggott, Jackie Securities acquired from U. S. agencies which include Platte, Sue Pline, Mark Pohl, Federal Land Bank, Federal Home Loan Banks, Farmers Rita Pohl, Chris Rademacher, Home Administration. The funds are used primarily for LOANS AND DISCOUNTS 15,612,542 Sandy Rademacher, Ted real estate loans., 13,834,635 Rademacher, Sandy Riley, Bob Schafer, Debbie Schafer, Karen Schafer. ^FEDERAL FUNDS SOLD •0- Mary Schafer, Steve Schafer, Funds invested in the Federal Reserve Bank which is 500,000 Dale Schmitz, Marie Schmitz, Carol Schrauben (All A's), required for membership. Karen Schrauben, Jan BANKERS ACCEPTANCES 982,079 Schueller, Dale Simon, Geralyn -0- Simon, Ron Simon, Sue Simon, Elaine Smithy Joe Smith", Rick These loans are made to Clinton County residents for.the Srnith, Jan^Spitzley. - • purpgse of buying bqmes, purchasing cars and for many BANK PREMISES AND EQUIPMENT » 219.433 148,'492 -Ted SpitzleyV*hil Stumpl worthwhile needs, Loans are al$o made to businesses for BwoV Thelen;- JUdy Thelen, I» working capital requirements and equipment. Federal funds Kevin Thelen, Lee Thelen, Pat Sold - These are funds that are loaned to money center OTHER ASSETS 330,502 288,140 Thelen, Phil Thelen, Tammy banks for temporary reserve requirements. Thelen - a The Place Where The '*5$^i Buying and Selling Section B ' April 11,1974' Of Things Happen" SECRETARY for landscape T HOURS A DAY working the BUILDING LOTS available in NEED a new building? Pole or FOR RENT — Apartment - 3 Help Wanted firm wanted. Some experience Brittanica III provides you with CLASSIFIED AD PAGES Ovid area. Will build using your steel, farm, commercial, or rooms and batH, fully carpeted). or training necessary. Hours to a generous income, fun and plans or ours. Fedewa Builders, industrial. Any size. Planning - No children, no pets, >A mile vary with seasons. For ap relaxation. Phone Mr. Donovan CASH RATE 5* per word Inc. 51-tf-4 Financing - Building - Ser from St Johns, southwest of city RN OR LPN and nurses aide vicing, let us help you. Fedewa pointment, v call -669-3348 (517) 351-1560. 47-6-p-l f— limits. Call Farming ton (313) needed. Rivard Nursing Home. (DeWitt). 50-3-p-l Minimum 50* per insertion Builders, Inc. 5'/i miles south of 474-3638. 49-3-p-6 J WE HAVE new homes under Fowler or 9 miles north of 1-96 at 224-2985. 50-'3-p l WANTED - Woman for Save a 254 service fee by paying for your charged construction in the country with HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS! We packaging. Full time dr part 621B Wright Road. Phone ad Within 10 days of insertion. 1 and 2 acret lots. Buy now FOR RENT T Upstairs need a high school graduate this time. Packaging meat products collect 517-587-3811. Ask for before the" price increase;' Jim or Bob. 37-4 apartment, Carpeted. Utilities spring and summer for in 5 days a week. Excellent Duane J. Andersen Real Estate, furnished. Stove and teresting pre-college jobj'if you BOX NUMBERS in care CONCRETE benefits, phone 669-3500 or apply 5 00 Inc. 669-5126. 50-l-p-4 refrigerator. No pets. $125.00 like people, you'll find this a in person, Personel Office, of this office add ! per month plus deposit and great opportunity. St Johns and Michigan Beef Co., DeWitt. 31 ACRES on Stoll Rd. just off WALLS area, salary and commission, ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE For Rent references. Phone 224-3177. 50-1-p-l Chandler .Rd. Beautiful woods 50-l-p-6 A new home is a lifetime * Apply box G, Care of Clinton ACCEPTED UNTIL MONDAY on property,. Duane J. Andersen * : investment. Let us holp County News. 49-2-nc-l AT 5 P.M. Real Estate, Inc. 669-5126. you secure this in- Business 50-1-P-4 GROUND floor furnished apartment for rent. 1 bedroom u'stmenl uith the best .CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT Opportunity basement wall possible • WE, OURSELVES, will buy 31SEW HOMES in Westphalia, FOR SALE - % acre lot in West at 500 E. Walker. Call 224,-7179 SUPERVISION —We need man your land contract. For prompt, ranch, 2-story, and*Cape Cod all or 224-7548. 49-tf-6 a poured concrete wall. or woman to sell full line of Lake Geneva Shores sub We are equipped io do • RESPONSIBLE PERSON - courteous action, call Ford S. with garages. Low interest rate division, DeWitt. Call after 6:00 > by advertising specialties, Wanted to own and operate LaNoble. LaNoble Realty, 1516 the complete job or anj calendars an$ gifts in the St. mortgage can be assumed by p.m. or anytime on weekends. FOR RENT — 2 bedroom apt. candy and confection vending E. Michigan, Lansing, Phone , WHITMAN pari of it. Bring your Johns area. Must be able to plan potential buyer. Fedewa 224-3437. 48-tf-dh-4 carpeted, stove and prints over or call for an route. St. Johns and surround (517J-482-1637. Evenings (517)- Builders, Inc. 587-3811. 27-tf-4 refrigerator furnished. 587-4164 own time and work'with a ing area. Pleasant business. 337-1276. 37-tf4 INDUSTRIES appointment 5H7-:tSII. minimum of supervision. All Westphalia or 587-3184. 50-3-p-6 High profit items. Can start HOLLOWAY'S REAL ESTATE INC. READY-MIX CONCRETE accounts are protected. Repeat part time. Age or experience Try a classified orders are protected. High WANTED FARMS a.ny size with Institute "One", fundamentals ITHACA, MICHIGAN Far All Your Needs' ' not important. Requires car and AGRICULTURAL-INDUSTRIAL-LAWN & GARDEN commissions payable when or without buildings. We have of Real Estate and preparation Hearthside Home Feature QUALITY-SERVICE $1,195 to $3,750 cash investment. EQUIPMENT orders are passed for credit. qash and contract buyer. Tax for salesman's license, St. For details write and include and financial assistance is in Leasing'-Ren tals-Ser»y Ice-Parts Our gas and oil heated The Advertising Specialty Line Louis, Tuesday, April 9,7 p.m., "Home Of The Friendly People" your phone number: Depart cluded in our program. Why Middle School at Room 104, 10 hoiises are" equipped with FEDEWA is the most extensive in the ment BVV, 3938 Meadowbrook 100 amp service (200 amp industry. Calendars are settle for less? FORTY years of week course, 3 hours per week. MORTON FORD TRACTOR, INC Rd, St Louis Park, MN 55426. FARM-and BUSINESS ex service available at an op-' manufactured at our Red Oak Individual $90.00, husband and S122 North Grind Rim Umlni, Mich. 5(M-p-2 perience - Our Slogan: "An wife $150.00. No charge for first tional cost) which include BUILDERS, plant. Write Pat Murphy, Sales 517,485-4355 the entrance panel with Manager, The Thos. D. Murphy investment in earth is the best lesson, licensed by state board Company, 110So. Second Street, * on earth" References furnished of education T.V.A. approved. breakers, meter base, and Inc. Red Oak, Iowa 51566. 49-2-p1-! Jobs Wanted upon request. THANKS*- to our Call collect (616) 965-3347. mast. All the utility com .6218 Wright Road, clients for over $5,000,000.00 in 48-4-p-4 pany 'has to do is set the 5% Miles South of Fowler. sales in the Tri-County AREA. ' PUBLIC NOTICE * meter and bring the ser To realize the TOP DOLLAR for 1 vice to the mast. Elec HAVE 2 reliable teetiage boys your property, CALL, t,he 40 ACRES on Howe Road, tric heated houses have a.. s DeWHt-' area. Woods on willing To work after- school, GOLDEN RULE AGENCY- "Notice is hereby given that V.F.W. E.J. 20,0 amp service. Why Dry Corn— Saturdays, and during summer. GELS AGENCY, VINCE GELS- property, blacktop rd. Duane J. vv Farm help or yard work. Call Andersen Real Estate, Inc. 669- Werner Post no. 3733 located at 126 N. BROKER, (No salesman) The electrical system is in FEED HI-MOISTURLCGRN and ELIMINATE' 593-3545. 48-3-p-3 CALL IV5-5794 - 1974 will be a 5126. 50-l-p-4 Maple St., Fowler, Michigan, has applied to good year. 40-p-4 accordance with the Na PRIME PROPERTY - 25 the Michigan Liquor Control Commission tional Electric Code as a- DRYING - DRYING COSTS -SHRINKAGE acres within the village limits of for renewal of its club license and that it is dopted by the -State of Real Estate THINKING about a new home? Michigan and is inspected Let us help you. Visit or call us. Elsie. Fantastic area for in the intent of the Liquor Control Commis EXTRA LABOR - and - EXCESSIVE LOSSES dustrial site with railroad siding by the Michigan Electrical Planning - Financing - Building sion to grant said license upon expiration - Servicing, we can help you full length of property. Land Inspector, We Also Have a COMPLETE LINE of FOR SALE - 2-10 acre lots. 72 offers great potential for fur of the present license." acres with good buildings. Will regardless of your present See us t°t complete Home Feeding, Weighing & Conveying Equipment situation. Twenty years ex ther growth. Call Linda Brzak, "Dated April 1,1974" hold contract or cash. 584-3702. Long Realty 694-3994, or Fred Building Services. Carson City. 48-3-p-4 perience in building homes. FOR'M.0RE INFORMATION CONTACT Fedewa Builders, Inc. 6218 Denovich, 224-2597. 50-l-p-4 875-4101 Wright Road, 5tt miles south of AL SCHULTZ BECKER FURNITURE Fowler or 9 miles north of L96. SCOTTS BRAND IN FOWLER, Phone collect 517-587-3811, ask FRESH GROUND ARMOUR STAR. Sales Representative, 13034 Shavey Rd.. BONELESS NEW STORE HOURS: for Dick or Bob. '^ 37-4 CANNED DeWitt, Mich. PH. 517-669-9072 OPEJY DAILY 8:30 to 5:30 INCLUDING WED. P.M. MODERN 4 bedroom home with HARVESTORE MULTIPLIES YOUR MANPOWER ANDM LANED POWE R • large kitchen, dining, and FRIDAYNIGHT TILL 8:30 family room with 2-car garage on extra large lot. With many other extras. In Maple Rapids. To a qualified couple, this home LOOKING FOR ULTIMATE could be had with practically no down-payment. Fedewa Builders, Inc. 587-3811. 50-4-4 FULLY COOKED 5 LB. LIVING CONVENIENCE? OVID — 3 bedroom ranch, HAMBURGER garage, 'basement, large, lot, HAM real clean. Looks sharps Call FREE LOTTERY TICKET 100% JC29 : 0'TooleRealtors,'(313) 733-0200. With '25°° Purchase Excluding $109 This Home Has Locatioii, 50-l-p-4 BEEF 6 Beer, Wine & Cigarettes 89' 'DO YOUhave a farm you would Distinctive Styling and Price like to sell? We have buyers for farms, please call us to sell your property. Duane J. Andersen Real Estate; Inc. G69-5126. . 504-P-4 3 Bedrooms WANTED — Building sites - or small acreage. Cash offer. Family fioom y Duane J. Andersen Real Estate, Fully Carpeted . Inc. 669-5126. 50-l-p-4 Full Basement Dishwasher 3 BEDROOM ranch home, for 2-Car Garage sale. JB10 W. Park St. For ap Disposal Vk Baths pointment call 224-4132 after Laundry Room 2:30p.mN * 50-3-p-4 Glass Patio Door RENTAL LOCATED'WITHIN VIEW OF ST. JOHNS CITY PARK _ EQUIPMENT ) • ' ,• LAWN ROLLERS , easy walking distance of three schools and city • LAWN THATCHERS • POWERED <• swimming pool and tennis courts. LAWN SWEEPERS ,• POWERED ] Assumable Mortgage With A „ LAWN VACUUM • FERTILIZER Price Tag that's Unbelievable! •SPREADERS . . • SEWER TAPE 1 • RUG SHAMPOOERS i ASK TO SEE THIS HOME DEAN Appointment Only, Please Annette White 2244296 Tmfc Brace Lantertnan 224-4746 Symbol of Derrlil Shlnabcry 224-3581 Dill Holloy 224-7580 HARDWARE , Service . or 862-5391 LTJ Roy F.Briggs 224-2260 , ,Ranny BrjgBi 224-6074 REALTOR "1 ST. JOHNS 200 W. State St. Y Mambtrof Limit* PHONE 224-3271 •' »^(, PHONE 224-3301 B«rd«f Btiltor, x , ul 2B CLINTON CbUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN >, April 11,1974 \^> FOR RENT — 1 bedroom apt. Trailers & FARM MACHINERY BOOMS FOR SALE — Hampshire boar, FOR SALE -' White straight NEED ready mix concrete, stove and refrigerator fur Automotive RED & WHITE TOP SILOS: 350 lbs. 4 miles west, 6 south of stitch portable sewing machine poured walls, or cement work Card of Thanks 30 nished. Carpeted, heat fur* Campers Now in our 46th year serving the St. Johns. Don Witt. ' 50-l-p-20 with attachments. A-l con done? We have a fleet of radio; nished, 587-4164 Westphalia, or more aggressive and cost dition, $70.00. Also 1 pair dispatched trucks plus a crew of DUROC service age boars for 587-3184. 50-3-D-6 FOR SALE — Truck camper, 11 FOR SALE — '65 Buick conscious fanners. Silos for' avacado brocade drapes. 72 men" if needed. Fedewa sate Florian 'C. Simon, Phone GELLER -1 wish to thank the foot Century, completely self- LeSabre. Air shocks, good every purpose. Get all the facts inches x 54 inches. Like new, Builders, Inc., 6218 Wright Road before" you buy, Find out what a 587-6733. 50*3-p-20 personnel of Carson City FOR RENT — Modern Apart contained, very clean, $1200, running condition. Phone 224- $8.00. Call 224-4327. 48-3-p-27 at Price Road, Phone 587-3811, Hospital, Dr. Jordan and Dr. • ments. Appliances, drapes," really heavy plaster coat is. Is it i ' 38-tf-27 Lansing 372-4589. 4S-3-p-9 7831, ' ' 48-3-p-U applied with a cement gun like Smith, Father, Behan and carpeting, furnished. Pleasant i ' '••'••-••• ' ' SHADE TREES - 6 to 8 ft., we'do? We install the foun Father Schmidt and all the country living, Garden plot 20 FT TRAVEL trailer for sale. FOR SALE - ,2 Ford slotted Cattle $3.75. Evergreens, flowering relatives, neighbors and friends dation, Our trucks are self trees and shrubs, fruit trees, Wanted : available. 587-6616. 50-3-p-6 810 W. Park St, Call 2244132 chrome rims, 14 x 7 inch. 224- unloading with hydraulic for gifts, food, flowers ad cards after 2:30p.m. 50-3-p-9 ,6088 afternoons, 50-1-p-ll grape vines, berry plan'ts., Miscellaneous 28 during my illness and con booms. Silo-Matic and VanDalet 'rhubarb and asparagus roots. FOR RENT — 4 room furnished equipment. Early order FOR SALE - Cows and heifers. valescence at home. They were apartment with air conditioner. •& mile east of Pewamo on 21. Largest selection in central all very much appreciated. discounts in effect. Booms Silo WANTED - - To" install All priyate. Couples only. No Co, Inc., Harbor Beach, Ml, 593-2408. • 48-3-p-21 Michigan, Big 34th anniversary Mrs, Carolyn Geller Mobile Homes 10 ^H Motorcycles 12 sale, Bargain prices, FOERCH suspended ceilings and pets, Inquire 911N- Lansing St. 48441. Phone (517) 479-6554 or SO-l-p-30 50-1-P-6 contact Jim 0'Connor,Surge St. NURSERY, 2 miles north' of paneling, 682-4448 for in formation evenings. 50-3-p-28 \ Johns, Mi. 4B879. Phone: 224- Shepardsville. _ 48-3-p-27 GAZDA —The family of An- ( FOR RENT — Furnished FOR SALE -1970 Marlfttte 12 x FOR SALE -1973 Yamaha 350 7414. 10-t£-18 tonette Gazda want to thank all apartment. 1 bed, with light 60 with 7 x 21 expando, 3 Road Bike. Excellent condition. FOR SALE T- Gold plaid WANTED ^ Ride to downtown their friends, relatives, neigh housekeeping. For single adult bedroom, large front kitchen. l.OOOmiles. 224-4065, 48-3-p-12 i_ i_ davenport and matching chajr. Lansing from St. Johns. 8:30 to N bors, for the beautiful flowers, only. No pets. Phone 224-7740. Partially furnished. Washer FOR SALE - Farmall C FOR SALE - 7 week old Boston rocker with gold pa d, 5:30,224-4102, 50-3-p-28 cards, visits food that was 50-l-p-6 and dryer. Shed, skirting, tractor; wide front. Pox Im Dachshund puppies. Phone 224- coffee table and end tables. $175 brought in, and other acts of awning, and porches. St. Johns 2042. Call after 5; 00. 49-3-p-23 complete or will sell separately. WANTED TO BUY - Full size kindness shown during her Hobby Supplies 17 plement Co., Fowler, Mich.- bed, or couch that makes into Thip Space Mobile Home Park. Ap • 50-1-P-18 834-2388. 48-3>p-27 illness and passing. Special pointment only, lot 30. 224- FREE -r 2 pups. Part bed, if reasonable. Call 224- thanks to Rev. Brian Kun- FOR RENT 6094. 48-3-p-lO Elkliound. 224-7598 after 5. GLAZING with glass or plastic 3984. > 49-tf-dh-28 dringer, for his comforting "COLUMBIA >- MINERVA FOR SALE — Milkers with six safety glass - all your Phone 224-2361 YARNS". Books and supplies stalls, 1000 gallon tank, com 50-l-p-23 words, Houghton Chapel for 14 WIDE mobde home from rescreening needs - done in our WANTED TO BUY — Old their wonderful services, Mr. for, crenel, decoupage, can- pressors, grain feeder, and 100 service department. Dean True things: glassware, lamps, $6495; new 12 wd. Skyline dlemaking, beads, macrame, free stalls used 2 years. 641- LOST — Miniature Schnauzer. Tony Cech for his kind words. .mobile home starting at $4995; Value Hardware, .phone 224' picture frames, iron banks, "Also a specfal thanks to the needlepoint, all of this and more 6450. ' 49-3-p-lS Male, gray, 9 years old. Family '3271. St. Johns. 50-10-27 double-wide on display f6r pet, named Robby, Was just clocks, old jewlery! and watch doctors, especially Dr. MMM4M at the Hobby Lobby, 221 N. r-i—^—r- es, furniture, dolls and misc. under $7900. We can also custom Clinton Ave., St Johns, Mich. clipped, was wearing a red coat Garapetfan, nurses, 'aides and order your own mobile home FOR SALE - 12 ft. 3 section with a dark sweater underneath BICYCLES — Any style you Call collect IV2-1197. '48-3-p-28 auxiliary ladies of Clinton DAY, WEEK, MONTH or Phone 224-6226. 46-tf-17 John Deere drag. Good con LONG TERM LEASE floor plan. Highlander Mobile When lost in the peWitt area on need, in stock. Dean True Value' Memorial Hospital, and «• Homes, 2410 W. Monroe, M-46, dition. 587-4151. 50-3-p-18 April 4th, Substantial reward Hardware, St. Johns. Phone 224- TIMBER WANTED — Logs and* Pleasant View Medical - .CAINS, Inc. Alma. 681-5401. Open 7 days. for his rettirn. PLEASE CALL 3271. 50-10-27 standing"timb'er. Logs delivered Facilities for their wonderful ^ HAFNER'S ELECTRIC in to our yard, DEVEREAUX cafe during her illness,' '*. • 50-3-p-lO Farm Machinery 18 669-9361. Collect. 50-l-p-23 Fowler have in stock CASE WATEfr HEATERS - gas or SAWMILL, INC., 2872 N. BUICK-PONT1AC compact tractors and at Hubbardston Rd., Pewamo, 50-1-30 REWARD substantial for electric. Jn stock at low True OPEL-OMC Bum-mint tachments. We also have parts Value prices. Call 224-3271. St. Mich. Phone 593-2424 and/or FOR SALE — 2 self unloading and SERVICE. Phone 593-2188. return of miniature schnauzer. 593-2552. , . 40-tf-28 THOMPSON-Many thanks to 210 W. Higham forage boxes in good condition. 9 years old, family pet. Johns - Dean True Value 41-tf-18 Hardware. 50-12-27 all my relatives, friends and co 2-tf Reasonable. Portland 647-6379 PLEASE CALL 669-936L collect. workers for all the beautiful or 647-7154. 50-3-p-18 50-l-p-23 SlfBETTER 4 -1973 VACUUM CLEANERS cards, get well wishes, and Farm Produce 19 $25.50 Four store floor Notice prayers which I received while I FOR SALE — Keewanee 10' was a patient at Sparrow transport disk. Robt, H. Bengal, demonstrators and salesmans AL GALLOWAY samples cannot be told from Hospital and to all who brought 587-6632. 48-3-p-18 Horses gifts of food since my return FOR SALE — June clover seed new. Comes with all cleaning BEAUTIFUL WEDDING in USED FARM EQUIPMENT tools and even a rug shampooer. home. I wfsh also to thank Dr. FOR SALE — Farmall. A 10 bu. and 1st cutting baled vitations and accessories. Jakubiak and all personnel of alfalfa hay. Almond Cressman. HORSES BQARDED, Indoor Only $25.50 cash or terms Speedy service, Kjnkbeiner's, tractor and all the tools, 224-8051 arranged, trades accepted To Sparrow Hospital who gave me -^ TRACTORS-COMBINES-CORNHEADS after 4 o'clock. 48-3-p-18 224-4775. 49-3-p-19 arena. Lessons and box stalls L Fowler. Phone 593-2606. 36-tf-29 excellent care while I was available. 224-2933. 47-tf-24 insure satisfaction, sold by free TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS - PICKERS home demonstration only. Call there. ONIONS, potatoes, peppermint PROBLEM PREGNANCY? Doris Thompson 50-l-p-30 oil. St Johns Onion Farm, 2ft Lansing collect 882-9163 9 a.m. CaU 517-235-4282 FOR HELP. TRACTOR PARTS -REBUILT HEADS to 9 p.m, Electro Grand. 50-1-27 miles north on US-27. Open 44-21-p-29 (Additional Cards of Thanks \ '165 weekdays 4-6 p.m., Saturday 9- Miscellaneous 2? GOOD SELECTIQN AT ALL TIMES infection A) ' t PER MONTH 12p.nr. Phone 224-1345. 41-tf-19 1974 DIAL AND STITCH $49.75 'FOR SALE - Parts for all Left in layaway. Sews stretch electric shavers. Levey's Phone (517) 224-4713 or 224-430D New.2-bedroom apt. neWshag FOR SALE — Wheat, straw 50 material. Comes with a walnut M-21 T0WNH0USES carpeting,; individual storage ,WE HAVE Pincor generators. Jewelry, Elsie, l-tf-29 First Farm North of St. Johns on US-27 space, central, air condition cents bale.,480 W. Alward Rd, Hafner's Electric, 616 S. Main sew table. Beautiful pastel ing. 205 M. Scott Rd., St. DeWitt. 669-3069. 49-3-p-19 Fowler, phone 593-2188. 34-tf-27 color. Full size-head all built-in CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND IN OVID Johns. Call 224-4376. Scott to zig-zag, buttonholes, over PROCESSING, by -ap LUXURIOUS ST. JOHNS, MICH. Rd. Apartmonts. FOR SALE —1300 bales clover cast, makes fancy stitches. EVERY Friday night-7 pm, 127 pointment. We butcher on 2 Bedroom - all electric, l'/t hay, 669-3278.4520 W. Pratt Rd., Bridge St, Diamondale, Con Only $49.75. Cash or terms Wednesdays and Fridays. Beef- baths, air conditioned, carpet DeWitt. 49-3-p-19 signments welcome, old and arranged, trades accepted. Call Pork. Halves and quarters, also ed, range and refrigerator. new merchandise. 44-tf-27 Lansing collect, 883^163 9 a.m. retail cuts. All meats MDA to 9 p.m. To insure satisfaction, FURNISHED v inspected. Vaughn's Meat Hogs & Sheep 20 WELL DRILLING and. service. soId by free home demon Processing. West City Limits on OR CLASSIFIED Free estimates. Carl S. stration only. Electro Grand. BusselRd. just off M-57, Carson Oberlitner, 4664 N. State Rd., 50-1-27 City. Phone 584-6640. Jake UNFURNISHED FOR SALE - 2 Yorkshire Alma. Phdne 463-4364. 48-1-27 Vaughn. 5-tf-nc-29 OVID-SERVICE AGENCY INC. BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY boars. Lester Miller, 2 miles FOR SALE — Frigidaire Delux Phone 834-2288 east, V-k miles south of Fowler. dryer, condition like new. Hot THERE IS~now a Timex Repair, FOWLER RESIDENTS - Take 593-2055. 48-3-p-20 point automatic ironer. Also 3 1 Service in Michigan. Free your ads to Finkbeiner's FARM and INDUSTRIAL Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms pi Rexall 1' SALE 1973 Oldsmobile Toronado, full power, 1970 Ford Maverick 2-door, 6-cylihder, SHOP SAVE air conditioned, AM-FM. automatic, radio.\ , DURING 10 JIG-DAYS 1972 Chevrolet Caprice 4-door hardtop, 1970 Buick LeSabre. 4-door Hardtop, V- V-8, autotnatic, power steering and 8. automatic, power steering and NOW THRU APRIL 13th brakes, dir conditioning. - brakes, air conditioning, radio and vinyl lop. Big Special On COUPON TWO for a PENNY $12.95 Cold Spray TIMEX "I v 9> Medicine . Vaporizer *7 USED CARS WATCHES Cosmetics & Toletries Heating Pads' rIN STOCK or ON ORDER $1295. 1950 Chevrolet station wagon, 9-passenger, air conditioning, Lipsticks Facial Tissue - 2/50* radio. Panty Hose 'O OFF Baby Scales '2" APRIL 13th Support' • SI.295 . . . I9U9 Oldsmobile 98 Luxury Baby Needs ' sedan, 4-door Y-8, automatic, power 91 I Pantyhose 2/'6 steering and brakes, radio and air Toothpaste Complete' Financing conditioning. Support MANY, MANY $ First Aid & Hospital Goods \_ Stockings N 2/ 5" Available MORE ITEMS! $1295 . x. 1969 Volkswagen Fastback, 4- Tooth Brushes Magnetic, cylinder,' automatic. S]G9 Heatingi'ads .Photo Albums Vaporizer ALL Drop Cloths 2/29' v \ , USED TRUCKS Shavers COSTUME I-Aerosol Shav0 Creme . 2/98 Electric Blankets JEWELRY u 1974 Chevrolet % ton pickup, - V-8, One Daily automatic, power steering and '•".• Oalsun pickup. 4-cylinder, 4-speed, Hair Preparations brakes, radio. , radio V2 "ICE Vitamin's 100's 2/*2" Clocks APRIL13th Rexall Deodorants Mouthwash 2/99* 1972 Ford !i ion Hanger pickup, V-8, 4- 1971 Chevrolet El Camino, V-8, Hand Lotions and Cremes Pine Oil pints 2/'l» speed. radio. Camper Special automatic AM-FM, air conditioning. Aluminum Foil Rexall Toothpaste 2/98 Plastic Mugs & Cups * v ' Red! Spray 1972 Chevrolet V% ton pickup, CARDS & BASKETS beodorant ; 2/95* automatic,. ppwer steering 19(K! Chevrolet i ton pickup, 4 speed, V BEE'S WARRANTY DOES ALL THIS, ; brakes, radio. ' * Quick1' „ • Bandaids „ 2/98 Y6u g«» 100% repair or replacement FINKBEINERS $2.98 3 pack c60 (blank) • cost coverage on engine/ transmission/ rear axle, brake and electrical system \Ttt Fnrri ' ton pickup, V-8. automatic, Cassette tapes *14> 1965 Jeep > County News Back Through A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS HAROLD SCHMALTZ IP* Between the lines Advertising Director the Years JIM EDWARDS Editor v From the Clinton wft/rJJm Edwards County News files I- of 1973,1964,1949 Our nation has become inundated with special NATIONAL TV COMMERCIAL WEEK-At this weeks for every week of the year. time of the year, television viewers would tie ONE YEAR AGO Republican in Monday's spring' In fact there are so many special weeks, that, allowed to mail COD severed horses heads to those Shortage equals profits April 11,1873 election burying a Democrat- every so often, 1 poor week has'to shoulder the responsible for the laxative, heart burn, headache, A county goal of $26,600 has CIO coalition in an avalanche of load of being 2, 3 or even more special ob stomach upset stomach, and others that disgrace V been announced by Geraldine straight ballots. servances, the screen at suppertime. Don't like the price you're getting for your product?~Weli; the Crowell, American Cancer The dry spring weather and ^ s Most of the weeks are for good causes and this is NATIONAL TRUTH IN GOVERNMENT recent cure certainly seems to be "create a shortage until the price Society Crusade chairman for numerous grass fires in this not to criticize such weeks^ as Boy Scout Week, WEEK-Due to the recent shortage, this week has is where you want it." * 'Clinton County, for their fund area combined to give the* >FFA Week etc. been shortened to a moment of silent prayer. ( drive taking place this month. various community fire However, I do think it is time we set aside 1 HAIL TO THE PRO ATHLETE WEEK--A week First there was a sudden shortage of meat. But, lo and behold, Mrs Crowell reported that over departments in Clinton County whole year of weeks for those observance yet to be of contemplation for athletes to reflect on the when the price'jumped a bit, there seemed to be enough beef for $24,000 was raised last year. a busy time of it during the past honored. amount of money and importance placed on their Funds collected will be used for we,ek, , Here are a few: , „ • t> ability to play games in funny looking get-ups. everybody. educational programs, service The St Johns city commission NATIONAL TAXPAYER WEEK--.£>uring this DICK, LIZ AND JACKIE WEEK-A week set The fuel shortage seems to bfcmore of the same story. Gas for 50- tqcancer patients and research. authorized a special election on week, Joe Blow the taxpayer would lie honored aside prohibiting any mention of the 3 names for a 60 cents a gallon appears to be the goal of the oil companies. Congressman Elford A Tuesday, June 7, to give local with a variety of activities to acknowledge his* solid 7-day period. Cederburg (R-10 Dist) had citizens1 an opportunity to ex unending contribution to his government. During' SHORTAGE WEEK-Seven days reserved for Strange that now those warnings of running out, rationing, etc, announced that revenue press themselves on the this time, Red Cross Bloodmobiles would collect the announcement of all the shortages to come. No have, more or less, stopped as if by magic when the bell on the cash sharing checks for the 3rd desirability of a five-man city- bloodalloverthecountry.Thebloodwouldthenbe announcement of shortage would be allowed at drawer started singing-to the tune of a higher price. distribution period (Jan l governing body instead of the injected into turnips and shipped to Washington any time during the year except that 1 week. through June 30;. are being present three-man city com DC. That .would, iff turn, lead to NATIONAL LET THEM BE KIDS WEEK-This is designed Newsprint companies may have taken their lesson from the oil issued and should be received mission. ' POLITICIANS WEEK when they would be as a sort of rest and relaxation period for all the companies. It was a real scramble for awhile getting enough paper by all governmental units A kick off breakfast for the ' allowed to do with the turnips what they've wanted * nation's httie kids. During their week, they would to print the news. Now, with the price raised drastically, more during the next week. 1949 Cancer fund raising to for a long time. N not be required to go to camp, join Little League, •The Michigan Board of campaign in Clinton county was NATIONAL GROCERY BUYER WEEK-The be in school pageants, etc.etc. That would be their \ newsprint is available, but with strings tied and the strings all say Pharmacy has announced the attended by 22 local workers at shopper would be honored during this week and time to just be "kids." No strong objections would "more casH," appointment of John W Spicer the Steel Hotel Wednesday would be given a free cardiac exam before being be raised even if a kid was discovered sitting on of Fowler to serve as a member morning." r informed of the amount of the bill, the porch steps doing "nothin much." . Fertilizer manufacturers have jumped on the "shortage fad.*' A of the board. representative of a fertiliser company told the media the other day A first aid course for persons as much as, "We can manufacture more fertilizer, but we won't interested in becoming volunteers for the Clinton Area CLINTON COUNTY ZONING COMMISSION MEETING until the price is high enough to meet our satisfaction." Those Ambulance Service will Begin weren't his exact words, but the meaning was clear. April 16 at 10:30 am in the A regular meeting of the Clinton County Zoning Commission will be held on Thursday, April 18,1974 at 8:00 p.m. in the Courthouse, St. So, the system isn't any longer the free enterprise system of Commissioners Room in. the Johns, Mich. The Zoning Commission will act to amend the text of the Clinton County Zoning Ordinance in regard to Mobile Home supply and demand. If you just raise your price, the customer courthouse basement, Park Development to read as follows: DeWitt Township Board of • » might just say "the heck with it" and not buy. Trustees entered into 4 Sec. 8.32 - Sub-Sec. (4), (a), (1) -On major roads asdesignated by the Zoning Commission, a permanent sign shall not be larger than But, if you throw a scare into the public and say "It's gonna be all agreements for road work With the Clinton County Road 25 square feet in size. gone soon, fella," you've got your captured customer scared into Commission at their regular / i paying whatever the price because the product may not be there Monday night meeting. Sec. 8.33 - (1) Minimum Park Size: A twenty acre site accessible to a paved thoroughfare shall be required as the minimum park tomorrow.. Upwards of 3000 boys from 10 size. (t through 14 years of age will be (2) Park Location: The mobile home park shall be located so that all main ingress and egress driveways or roadways within the Some call it shotgun diplomacy." taking "dream trips" to park development are connected to a paved thoroughfare. 1 - California in an unusual annual t ii contest now going on in area (3) Side yard Dimensions: All buildings and mobile homes within the mobile home park site shall be no closer than 50 feet from If It Fitz IGA stores, according to an the main public entrance thoroughfare and no closer than 20 feet from any side or rear property line of the mobile home park. announcement today by Rick SUch set back shall be adequately landscaped. Anderson, owner of Andy's IGA, 1 St Johns. . (4) Site Screening. The mobile home park shall be screened from adjacent residential districts by the use of obscuring fencing, walls, earth forms, plantings, or any combination thereof. All structural screening shall be at least 4 feet but not more than 6 feet TEN YEARS AGO in height. The plans and specifications for the mobile home park development shall include the proposed arrangement of such Protecting the husbancy Aprils. 1064 plantings and screening structures and shall be subject to the approval of the Zoning Commission. *The start of survey activities of the US Department of (6) Space Requirements: .The minimum lot area used or occupied by each mobile home shall be four thousand five hundred Agriculture in (he Grand River , square feet exclusive of park drives, parking area, service facilities, and required recreation area. \ Editor, Lapeer County Press Basin was announced Wed 'By Jim Fitzgerald nesday by Allan J. Coetins, (7) Yard Requirements: The sum of the side yard at the entry side and nonentry side of a mobile home shall be not less than 30 state, conservationist'for the Soil When my wife asked me why I was 2 hours late hour. The ultimate result is he arrives back home i feet. Provided, however, there shall be a side yard or not less than 15 feet at the entry side of the mobile home and of not less than Conservation Service in East five (5) feet at the non-entry side of the mobile home. For irregularly shaped side yards, the sum is determined as the sum of the for dinner,-I told her I couldn't tell her because I at 7 pm instead of 6 pm. And his wife asks: "Where Lansing. The first survey work had to protect the,cgjifuientijdity of-the-husbancy. * -Jiave you been?" * average width of each side yard, provided that a minimum separation of 20 feet is maintained between all mobile homes. There f don't'care ttfaout fflgB&m IfrMs Tny^duty to ' That is the type 'ofJishing^e^djtM rif^t&teto&diOuM&i the Mapje^ /-•- shallbeaminimumoftenteetbetweentheendofthemobilehomeandtherearlotlinessi^jj:') ns H%>:>ij »f •- o>t*' , • < • A* * April 11,1974 • CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN Huhn to head Clinton 88th District Report * View from activities at Democratic the Senate by Stanley Powell Jeff-Jack fete ST JOHNS -- Greg Huhn has By SEN. WILLIAM S. BALLENGER - State Representative been named Clinton County chairperson for the state Sfronge forces appear to be at committee to eliminate from complete disclosure of all Another week has passed and agricultural tax relief yet this permit? flexibility in the Democratic Party's 1974 Jef- contributions, regardless of much to my disappointment no year. schedule for payment of •ferson-Jackson Day Dinner, work theseidays in the House of reporting requirements any decisive action was taken on April 27, at Cobo HalHn, Detroit. Representatives in an effort to contributions of less than $25. size. • GOVERNOR SIGNS SLEW withheld amounts* to the state Meanwhile, several in pending legislation to reform OF BILLS by^ smaller employers. These Sen Henry Jackson (D- block -- or at least weaken -- The principal reason for this our campaign financing taws. major campaign finance action is that Democrats fluential lobbyists have testified As we head down the home payments are now -required Washington) will keynote this reform legislation. traditionally receive a good before the Senate State Affairs As I reported last week the stretch toward • completion of ' quarterly. year's Jeff-Jack fundraiser. share of their contributions on Committee against another bill before us for consideration the spring session of the 1974 Jackson currently chairs the As one legislator put it, att H.B. 5419: given immediate empting to pass a meaningful an "in kind" basis or from funds Senate bill to tighten is Senate Bill 1016, which has Legislature, the passage of less effect; permits a defendant Senate's Permanent Sub siphoned from workers through regulations -4>ver their ac been reported out of the House controversial bills is becoming committee on Investigations campaign finance reform bill is • wishing to use an alibi or in like trying to read a Sunday union bookkeeping methods. tivities, including money spent Policy Committee in a sub fast and furious': As they are sanity defense to obtain .the whicTi is looking into the ac The Democrats want the con for entertaining legislators and stitute form that is unac adopted by the Legislature they names of witnesses the tivities of the major oil com newspaper in a high wind. 7 So far, the Republican con tributions, but evidently they names of those entertained. ceptable to most Republicans. , are transmitted to the Gover prosecution intends to use to panies and what role they may don't want union members to Lobbyists contend that they The bill appeared on the House nor, and bill signing sessions rebut that defense. Under play in the gasoline crisis facing Greg Huhn trolled Senate has taken the J lead in action on a series of know how much of their money perform a valuable service to calendar for floor action on become more frequent and present law defendants must the nation. >" < ' Michigan are presently making is being spent on their behalf. the legislative process by giving Wednesday, but on a 68 to 31 longer as the bills are piled up give notice of such defense and plans to attend Jeff-Jack ac proposed "political ethics" ' Jeff-Jack festivities will bills, but the flagship bill - a ^ lawmakers information on bills vote was delayed until the before the Governor for signing. list their witnesses, but the follow a Charter Symposium, tivities. Some areas have Democrats, too, don't want tc before them. They say the evening session on Monday, prosecution does not have to chartered buses for the trip to campaign finance reform have to report "in kind" con Last week the Governor held sponsored by the Michigan measure -- has been snagged in proposal would be so involved April 8th. two separate bills signing provide the names of. its Democratic Party in con save gasoline arid insure tributions because that would that they wouldn't have time to sessions; one on Monday at rebuttal witnesses. junction with the Democratic transportation to Cobo Hall. the House of Representatives mean having to report all the It was made quite clear that for weeks by strong opposition union labor commandeered at perform their normal functions. the Republicans were ready," which he signed 16 bills; and H.B. 5319: given Immediate National Committee, to discuss Ticket information is The State Affairs Committee another on Thursday when he the upcoming National'Charter from House Democrats. election time for work at the and have, been for some time effect; eliminates the available from the 'Jefferson- polls and on telephone banks. It has responded by making no now, to get moving; but in spite signed five more. Many oft these 'requirement that the State Conference scheduled for Dec 6- Jackson Day Committee, 1535 E The measure, Substitute SB effort to report the bill out to the I have reported on to you 8. 1016, would, require candidates would also mean they would of public pressure in the form of Department of Agriculture Lafayette, Detroit, 48207, have to report the use of UAW Senate floor -- with or without news editorials, House ' previously when they passed Drepare a bienneial report for Democrats from all oyer telephone: (313) 965-3041. to report the source amourft of amendments. the House; others I have not all campaign contributions, computer banks which often are Democrats say they need more (He Governor and the placed at the disposal of time for caucuses on the bill and had the opportunity to brief you Legislature. , allowing donations valued at Opposition has even been Kincaid District less than $25 to be listed in Democratic candidates at expressed against a House bill to prepare further amendments on as they progressed through H.B. 5608: given immediate to it. the Legislature. > until -Thursday, Thursday aggregates of at least $25. The election time. which would tighten up the effect; .provides that safety Kevin "Sherman, of Mulliken bill would also require reporting , state's public meetings statute. I reported last week that we As a matter of interest, you plastic may be used in place of evening he spent with Mr and It's been pointed out, too, that spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mrs Russell Sullivan and baby of contributions "in kind" - fleets of cars could be con Representatives * of the are anticipating some spirited jnay wish to know why I refer to ( safety glass for replacement 'Donald Sullivan. They were non-monetary contributions Michigan Municipal League debate, complicated legislative the bill sighings as "bill signing' windows on buses-except for of Caro. He returned home tributed to the use of candidates supper guests of Mr and Mrs Friday. such as elbow-grease and to get voters out on election day and the University of Michigan maneuverings and many at sessions." This is Because the the windshield. It also requires Raymond Sherman, when they loaned goods and services. are attempting to widen the tempts to amend the bill before Governor's office , notifies that any new school buses that Mrs Donald Sullivan visited - at a cost of thousands of returned Kevin to his home that Mrs Mary Houseman of Grand But largely because of dollars. - but they wduld not loopholes to give public agen it is voted upon by members of legislators and other interested use plastic windows be fitted evening. cies more leeway in conferring the House. Campaign reform parties ahead of time whenever with at least one pushout Ledge, Tuesday. Democrat opposition, SB 1016 have to be reported as cam i has at least temporarily come paign expenses. in private on public business. has been one of the major goals a bill is scheduled for signing. window on each side of the bus. Donald Sullivan visited his Mrs Phyllis Gruesbeck of of the Republican caucus and of Many times the legislator who Clark Road visited Mrs Donald to a cropper in the House. House Common Cause, which calls Intuition is a wnman's ability H.B. 5719: given immediate mother, Mrs A.W. Brackett of' Democrats amended the bill in to read between tlie lungs. Governor Milliken for the 1974 introduced the bill, or those who effect; permits a village to sell Traverse City from Tuesday Sullivan Tuesday morning. itself a citizens' lobby, wants session. I feel our time for were strong supporters wish to public buildings by private sale, action is growing short and we be present to witness the if permitted by a local or cannot afford many more signing -and perhaps to have dinance. The law now requires THIS ^ delays. * f\ their picture taken with the that all sales be public. AGRICULTURE TAX RELIEF Gpvernor as he signs the hill. Obviously, then, it becomes H.B. 5336r given immediate WEEK BILL IN CONFERENCE effect; repeals, as no longer COMMITTEE more of a production than it would be if the Governor simply needed, the requirement for ONLY filing an annual sales tax return A few weeks ago I reported to signed them as he does his morning mail. by a merchant. , you that the Senate Substitute H.B. 4615; given immediate for HB 4244-the Agricultural With his background in mind, effect; creates a new body of Tax Relief measure-passed the here is a list and brief regulations covering the hobby House (^Representatives by an description of some of the bills and sport of raising and using 80 to 17 vote. At that time I which were signed into law by pigeons in competitive events. predicted that the bill would the Governor last week: It defines "carrier pigeon," easily pass the* Senate and be '-t'S.B. 1186: given immediate racing pigeon" and "loft," and sent to the Governor for his effect; exempts sportsmen guarantees the pigeon owner signature. Well, I guessed from penalties of the concealed -the right to fly the pigeons if he wrong. > weapons law by permitting the gets a local permit and does not The Senate rejected the 55 transportation of a pistol if it is violate any local health or amendments to the bill which unloaded and in a wrapper or nuisance ordinance. - were adopted by the House and container in a car trunk. The the bill was sent to a conference person must have a hunting 'H.B. 4598: given immediate committee, where three House license or prove membership in effect; brings state law in members and three Senate a shooting range to qualify for conformity with the US members will attempt to {he exemption. A person is also Department of Transportation resolve the differences. If an exempt iwhild *traveliiig- to 'on '•-by; rerrioving ' -present agreement is reached by the from a hunting or target requirements that service 1 M conference committee -siicWan T shooting a'rda'. Ahtiqufrfif earms brakes be on all axles bt motor agreement in the form of a are also exempted. __ vehicles, trailers and semi conference report must then be S.B. 599, given 'immediate trailers. Federal regulations do adopted by both legislative effect; permits the Department not require such brakes on the chambers. ' of Corrections to grant front axles of certain vehicles. When I predicted that the bill furloughs to inmates^ near S.B. 985: elimimates title would easily.pass the £enate, I parole for work'study requirements for any bus which based that prediction on the fact programs, and to extend the is not self-propelled and Used that some of the Senators and furloughs up to 30 days.^ The exclusively as a construction their aides worked closely with leaves are for such purposes as shanty. visiting a critically ill relative, the House Republican ' H.B. 4443: given immediate GOODRICH Agricultural Task Force, as did to receive medical services not members of the Governor's otherwise-1 available or tp effect; permits the state to contact prospective employers. reimburse-private colleges and staff, in preparing the House universities in Michigan for amendments which were added H.B. 5309 given immediate degrees conferred on Michigan to the Senate substitute. effect; allows a person who is students. The bill authorizes r When the bill reached the out of state on the day his Senate floor for consideration* driver's license expires to get a $1.9 million for this purpose as BELTED WHITEWALLS was- proposed by Governor with the 55 amendments, some special permit extending the. Milliken in his 1974-75 budget of the Democratic Senators license 90 days, or for 2 weeks when he said, "Michigan's decided they wanted an op after his return to the state- private colleges continue to portunity to look at the bill whichever comes first. *•' remove enrollment burdens again and have further input to H.B, 5363: given immediate from the state colleges." The it, effect; changes the witholding bill authorizes the" payment of I hope^ that the conference provisions of the state income $200 for an associate degree committee wjll resolve their tax law, making an employer conferred on a Michigan differences early so that we'can who withholds income taxes a resident; it authorizes $400 for actually achieve some type of trustee for the state. It also each earned bachelor's or master's degree. Degrees in theology or divinity are ex cluded, and payment to any one institution is limited to 15_ percent of its education arid" LPGAS general expenditures. H.B. 5578: given immediate effect; requires^ that ail licensing and certification in spection Qf nursing homes, and homes for the aged in Michigan ' Save on the tire that's been These popular sizes: G78-15, be-done without prior notice. Any employee of-a state agency ' selected forso many of this F78-15, G78-14, F78-14, E78-14, or local health department who notifies a nursing home or home years new cars. BFGs C78-14, B78-14 plus Fed. Ex. GO0 for the aged of an upcoming inspection would be guilty of a _ Silvertown Belted features two tax of $2.05 to $274 and trade. misdemeanor. YOU CAN COUNT ON LP tough belts of fiberglass cord BLACKWALLS $1 less^ H.B. 5724: given immediate for strength and stability. Its Add $8 for larger sizes: GAS TO DO THE JOB! effect; ^requires automotible insurers to coordinate no-fault polyester cord body L78-15, J78-15, H78-15, 6560 S. Begole Rci, auto insurance with the in PERRINTON sured's health and^accident Prompt Delivery insurance, offering to eliminate construction giv6s;you a H78-14 plus Fed. Ex, tax of- WN-2W-MN duplication and reducing their' $2.92 to $3.19 and trade. premium, accordingly. Savings' -smdbth ride. Sale price good From Pompeii ' ,can be as much as 10 percent of WHITE'S PHONE POMPEII only through Saturday. BLACKWALLS $!Mess. v premium, and if everyone chooses that option could GAS 838-2201 amount to $100 million a year. I y. co-sponsored this bill. BE Goodrich i i w^retheorherguys - { , '3 ways to charge/Revolving Charge, Mpst^r Charge, BqnkAmericard JH£ HAPPIEST DRIVERS IN TOWN BUY FROM. . ...*,.' HUB TIRE CENTER EGAN FORD SALES, Inc. -, Clinton County's Largest Radial Dealer " *f;' 1411 North US-27 Phone 224-3218 St, Johns 200 W. Higfiam ST. JOHNS , phone 224-2285 v 6B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN April 11,1974 w USDA monitors items needed on farm 4-H Chatter EAST LANSING - The US to eight percent shortage for the review, the fertilizer situation Shortages for some of these tured goods that are necessary Department of Agriculture is nation. According to a recent and encourage fertilizer items are already being to meet their production plans. W monitoring the supply and survey by ASCS, this shortage is companies - to meet • the reported by farmers and This is a time when pood 4-H vegetqble garden contest availability of a number of arm expected to be more severe for requirements for Michigan distributors in Michigan. management and planning will /y^ production input items, reports Michigan farmers, > fanners. At the present time In summary, 1974 Jooks like determine the return that, Walter Wittenbach, chairman This is due to having a later there' is -no legislatlonf or another good year for farmers, farmers receive for the total of the Michigan State planting season than other allocation program in effect for provided they can get the fuel, investment in their farming _ByJOHMAYLSWORTH Agricultural Stabilization and sUtes, transportation and distribution of fertilizer sup fertilizer and other manufac operation. ^Conservation Committee. supply routes and reduced plies. Some of these items include availability of fertilizer 4-H members will have an training on first aid, water program and elected the farm fuels, fertilizer, and materials from some supply Other manufactured input CogCjins Test for opportunity to enter the 4-H survival, survival camming and following officers; Dan manufactured goods such as sources. items for agriculture are also vegetable garden contest with edible week plants, 4-H Rademacher - President; Lisa fence posts, baling wire and Governor Milliken has ap being monitored, reports their garden project this year. tmembers and other youth, Spitzley - Vice President; > twine and machinery parts, pointed a fertilizer task force, Wittenbach. This includes The St Johns Exchange Club wishing to participate in this Tracey Speers - Secretary and horses important will provide 12 trophies to the program will 'have an op Newsreporter; and Jeff ASCS has been directly in under the direction of Dale Ball, baling wire, twine, steel fence 1 volved in the allocation Director of the Michigan posts, insecticides, lubricants, top three winrfers in each of the portunity to sign up later. Rademacher - Treasurer. The program for petroleum Department pf Agriculture, to tires and machinery parts. EAST LANSING -- "Michigan reservoir of the virus other than four districts throughout the "Patches" graduates club members (decided not to products to ensure that Korse owners should take ad the equine, the disease could be county. There will be three age Ann Graham of St Johns divide into two*clubs but would agricultural producers will' vantage of the Coggins Test eradicated completely by divisions; Beginner 10-12 years; received word that "Patches" add Cheryl Fellin as a club * receive the fuels they need, more than they do," a Michigan sacrificing all'infected'-animals Junior 12-14 years and Senior 14- was ttie 3803 leader dog to leader. The club will have, /. Jim's Column graduate from the Leader Dog enrollment sign up on Saturday, Wittenbach states that farm State University equine identified by the Coggins Test. 18 years with winners in each clinician told a group of about At present, this could only be division. Each club having Schdol for the Blind at April 20, 10100 am at the ers have been assigned the Rochester since it started in Richard Faught home located top priority, 100 percent of their Traveling in 1,000 horse lovers during the possible*, if horse owners vegetable garden projects will recent MSU Horse Day. cooperated.*' • u «• • . x at 7307 WestTaft Road, west of current needs, in an effort to t be" able to nominate one entry in ' 1939'.'The dogs dew blind master St Johns. Following sign up the keep agricultural production in Great Britain Speaking about "Equine In 1973,, 9,180 of Michigan's each of the three divisions. A is Mrs Doris Hoey from approximately 200,000 horses members will participate in the line with current demand, < Infectious Anemia (EIA)," , committee of leaders in each Nebraska. This was Ann's roadside cleanup project? commonly called "swamp had the Coggins Test ad district will visit the gardens of fourth dog to graduate as a Farmers are urged fo inform Jim Pelbam ministered. Of these, 104 were their fuel distributor of their fever," Leonard Gideon, these nominees, and select the leader dog out of the five dogs Olive elects officers Clinton County Extension Director D.V.M., recommended that found to be infected. A number three top entries for the district. she raised as her 4-H projects, fuel requirements for 1974. of the untested horses are The Olive 4-H projects ASCS offices have the To recall travel experiences doing on-campUs teaching, but Michigan -horse owners have Then a committee of Exchange her fifth dog was accepted at members have elected new today is quite a bit different the counterpart of our USDA their" horses tested for EIA probably carrying the disease Club members will visit the 12 the Leader Dog School but was necessary forms and in and if horse owners would take Officers for the summer formation to assist farmers in than just a few years ago'' handling the research and (Coggins Test) at least once a entries before the Fair to select dropped during the training program. The officers are: because so many Americans extension with- much less year, in the spring. Iden advantage of the Coggins Test the top entry in each age period. Ann was a member of handling any anticipated fuel before moving horses around Duane Haviland - President: problems. have been abroad and their coordination than here in tification of infected horses and division. The main difference in the Tail Waggers 4-H Club till Sally Howe - Vice President; experiences retold so many Michigan. i their isolation before the biting the state, the incidence rate this contest Is the actual gar she graduated in 1973 from St Fertilizer supplies are also an t could be lowered. ., „ Kathy Valentine - Secretary; item of concern for most farm-'' .times there is great danger of Our group was exceedingly insect season will prevent the dens will be visited and there Johns High School, Her five Chris Haviland - Treasurer; ers. USDA is predicting a five boring any audience with detail.' well received and hosted spread of the disease. - will be an incentive by the dogs consisted of two Black Reporter - Cindy Wohlfert and wherever we went. A reception Many latent carriers member to take care of his or Labradors, two Golden However, because of the very Gideon explained that all Although the symptoms of the Recreation Co-chairman- Kim fine experiences-we had and our of iall agricultural faculty was equine species are susceptible her garden all summer not just Retrievers and one Rhodesian Howe. The members sighed up 'given for usiat Edinburgh and disease - weight ioss, fever, having a good Fair exhibit. Kidgeback. Ann stated that the interaction with people of so to the disease, caused by a virus lethargy, perspiration, and > for th'e summer projects. After Control many walks of life we should one professor's wife remarked and spread by the transfer of Members should have their own four-dogs-that became leaders, the meeting, the members were this was the first time she had blood spots on gums and nasal designated garden area and not she raised from a small like to share with you some of blood. The immune system of membranes - can be visually shown a safety movie called The Foxtails our reactions to Great Britain. been inside this special room the infected horse responds to part of the family garden unless weaning puppy, while the other "Without Warning". reserved for receiving detected, many horses appear the member is doing all the one she started at five months of Our tour was made up of the presence of the virus with a to recover and remain latent and more thirty-two Cooperative Ex dignitaries and special guests. complex reaction that causes work. The top three winners and age. Our congratulations MRS. NEVA KEYS • Ph. 862-4301 The Smith Party Store Program in Elsie is drawing Masons at the Ovid Masonic basketball team from the Ovid- near and a responsible person to Temple on Wednesday April 6, Elsie area were guests of their assume the duties of president High Priest Al Mitchell of sponsors, Mr and Mrs Gary is needed. Please contact Harry Elsie presided for the special Smith of Elsie and Coach Lyle Winans-telephone no. 862-5048. ceremony when Earl Canfield, Howard and Mrs Howard at All youth 7-12 grades and up secretary made the presen their home on S Warren Road, are invited tti attend the United TURN THOSE tations. Ovid on Friday evening, April 5. Methodist Youth Fellowship Scrolls signed by Mitchell and The team played the 1973-74 every Sunday evening from 7 to Canfield; also King Serviss, basketball season in the Owosso 9 pm in Fellowship Hall. King and Donald Willard, s^ City League involving both "A" Mrs Helen Winans underwent Scribe, were given to both and "B" League entries. surgery at the Owosso honored men. UNWANTED T-bone steak dinner was Memorial Hospital Wednesday. The Ovid Chapter RAM was served to show the sponsors' She returned home Saturday. instituted in 1884. It was in appreciation of the team's ef James Stanley of 302 N Pine teresting to note that Sid Keys' forts. St, Elsie is a patient at the great uncle Horace N Keys was Playing on the "A" team Owosso Memorial Hospital High Priest of Ovid RAM in were: Mark Case, Dan Bowles, where he is in intensive care. He . 1892.^ ITEMS INTO Jack Keys, Terry Bernath, Tom was entered on Sunday, March, Regular meetings are held Hughey, Keith Nelson, Denny 31. the first Wednesday, of each Morris, Randy Loynes, Gary Mrs Margie Loynes has been month. At the close of the Groom, Mike Bowles and Lyle a medical patient at the Owosso meeting lunch was served and a Howard. Memorial Hospital -the past social visit was enjoyed. Larry Bernath served as three-weeks. She plans to return CASH BY manager and during the to her home Monday. Christmas Holiday Tour Russell Bouck has moved into nament, Cal Woodard, Bill his new mobile, home on West It's Time To Foran and/Dan Egbert joined Maple St, Elsie. He recently the group during their holiday sold his home oh W Pine St to Get Your vacation from college classes. Mr and Mrs Larry Nicholas and PLACING A Several were unable to attend family. - . Lawn Mowers the dinner but there were other Leroy Vincent and Sidney J and Garden guests to enjoy the delicious Keys of Elsie were .presented x meal. life memberships to the Ovid Equipment Time for the Summer Youth Chapter No 113, Royal,Arch Tuned Up! CLASSIFIED AD IN THE PAY NO MORE! WE SPECIALIZE IN REPAIR ' SERVICE When Thinking of New Equipment We Are Dealers ' FprThe l MARKETPLACE . Following Lines , t • All is-Chal mors •M Lawn Boy '' ,• Hahn-Eclipse "The Place Where The Buying • MTD • Toro • Wheel Horse • Stihl and Al 11J-Chaimers And Selling Of Things Happen" Cantlnuoui Flow thainsaws Grain Dryer • Oregon Chain Ciiooit front S modali to match your harvait rata. To Fit Most Saws / Capacities vary, by modal, from 1B3 (o 435 buthali BUY THE BEST! par hour. New Tillers in Stock , • Planning Assistance ; Coiulrucljori Service Also, one used * Sefvlce-Afler-The-Sale tiller for salt) . 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EDINGER CHEVROLET St. Johns* FOWLER Ashley 224-3234 *847-357l W*\ VIRGIL ZEEB 10B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN April 11, 1974 \) / "Most people have no idea of economics related occupation, what is taught in .home place -major emphasis on P-W student economics classes today," she preparation for jobs and. Louise Nour$e attends continued, "They think of home careers with recognition that 'economics as cooking and workers also fill multiple roles sewing and of Future as homemakers and community participates in Homemakers of America as leaders, ' Cancer Crusade kick-off just another 'fun and games' 1 dub, During National FHA- Nationwide in membership . EAGLE -• American Cancer • Highlight Of the program was HERO Week we want to im ' and effort, Future Homemakers Society volunteer Louise the naming of Miss Marilynn national FHA press on people that Future ' of America is co-sponsored by Nourse of Eagle and actot Bob Motz, EN of Lansing as the 1974 Homemakers of America, as a the US .Office of Carson, (shown right) Miss Hope. Selected from part of home economics Education i and the American' television and movie per among 8 nurses or student education, provides op Home Economics Association. sonality of Hollywood, nurses, Miss Motz will help take meeting i portunities for us to learn, to FHA-HERO in Michigan is California, helped Kick-Off the the Message of Hope to all under the direction of the EAST LANSING -- Sherry stimulating and of real value to know, to care and to do the Society's .annual Public corriers of the Michigan things that help prepare us for Michigan State Department of Education and Fund Raising pivision. Wood Rtl, Hubbardston, is one youth in preparation for future Education, Vocational, ( of 15 state officers participating responsibilities, future living." Crusade at the Saginaw Ciyie The American dancer Education ^nd Career' Center ibis past Saturday. , in, the National Future "We have a new approach to Future * Homemakers of Development Service in Lan-* Society, through its year 'round ' Homemakers of America- pfogram planning," Cheryl America was founded June 11, sing.1 Hjgh School home The day-long meeting was program of research, education HERO Week, March 31 through Snyder, state president from 1945, as an incorporated, economics teachers,'members attended, by over 200 'ACS and patient services again has April Gt Fulton-Middleton High School, nonprofit organization sup of the state home economics volunteers. the theme: "We Want To Wipe Miss Wood, who attends pointed out. "Working with our ported by membership dues. education staff and leading Out Cancer In Your Lifetime." Those Amber Waves , Michigan Division President, Pewamo-Westphalia High "Program Action Impact" kit, There ate two types of chapters. home economists serve as ad Nearly 50 milHoa acres of School, is the current state developed by youth and in FHA chapters place major visers to chapter, state and wheat are harvested in the Charles O. Long, MD, of Lan treasurer of FHA, troduced to chapters this year, emphasis • on consumer national youth officers, giving United States each year, and sing, urges those who need Using the theme IMPACT '74 is exciUng. We analyze member education, homemaking and guidance and' counseling to the almost every state grows assistance or information to call she joins some half-a-million concerns and then develop what family1 life education combined program. ' • some wheat. Because of the their county unit Qf the other girls and boys across the we call 'in-depth' projects that with exploration of jobs and widely diverse climate and American Cancer Society. The country in demonstrating are related to our home careers. HERO chapters, soils across the country, more ASC programs are year 'round , National Headquarters are than 200 different varieties , for all who need help. projects, that are challenging, economics classroom study. taking the name from home located in Washington, D.C, are grown. \ * ANNIVERSARY SALE Louise Nourse and Bob Carbon. * Pewamo COMPLETE STOREWIDE SALE ON STOCK MERCHANDISE Pewamo United Methodist The Pewamo-Westphalia Church held a special Palm Performing Arts Company Sunday service April 7 Con presents, Mr Bladings Builds ducted by Dr Lloyd Walker. His Dream House, April 4, 5, 6 There will be a candle lighting at 8;00 pm. Elementary School OUR BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR service honoring the 12 deciples Gym. held at Pewamo Methodist The pedroiclub met at the Church Good Friday April 12, home of Mrs Anna Fedewa GENEROUS SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS 7:30 pm conducted by Dr Lloyd Tuesday afternoon. Waycer. A bridal shower was held at Leaving early Monday the home of Mr and Mrs Roman mornging for Alpena, were Hafner, honoring their daughter Francis Heckman of Pewamo, Joyce Hafner. Hostesses of the David Dover and BUI Davidson shower were Mrs Winthrop We have 22,000 square feet off display and storage space where we feature Berne, both of Lansing. They were Bushong and Mrs Leon Stump. visitors of Mr and Mrs Gary About 30 neighbors came, the Benncenter of Alpena. evening was spent playing Flexsteel, Hoi-walk, Daystrom, Howell, Mersntan, La-Z-Boy, Fairfield, Spring Air, Aurelia Cook has returned pedro. A group gift of money after spending 7 weeks in was given to the bride to be. A Riverside Calif, where she pot luck lunch was served. The visited nieces, Mr and Mrs Paul bride to be Joyce Hafner and Bassett, Lane etc. Ryon and Mr and Mrs Bob Kenneth Heckman will be Bowen. Also spent some time in married April 20 at St Joseph's other areas of southern Catt 'Catholic Church. We are well stocked for this event and are offering prices you are not likely to see Mathew Cook son of Mr and Sunday guests of Mr .and Mrs Mrs Howard Cook was admitted Howard Cook as dinner and again. Take advantage of these savings now. 1ALI IMPS TUESDAY, APRIL 30. at the Carson City Osteopathic afternoon guests, were Mr and Hospital as a medical patient, Mrs Harry MacDowell of Ionia, Sale prices will not apply after this date , Wednesday March 27. Mr and {VIrs Mike Shippy and The family of Mrs Theresa family of Lansing, Mrs Dotty Thelen of Westphalia took their Cook," of Pewamo-. They mother out to an eating place, celebrated the 12th Birthday of where they enjoyed a birthday 'Danny Cook son of Mr and Mrs M dinner Friday evening, March Howard Cook. 29. Following the dinner the The Ionia County 4-H Annual BEDROOM SUITES family joined Mr and Mrs Leadership recognition 25% OFF 15% OFF Thelen at their home. -The banquet, held on March 21, at St ON FOLLOWING ACCESSORIIS evening was spent playing Johns Lutheran School 60 COMPLETE SUITES IN cards. A lunch and birthday Auditorium v .catered by St END TABLES, BOOKCASES, cake being served. Johns Lutheran School Parent- LAMPS, PICTURES, STOCK The Blue Star meeting of Teacher league. The 'program- OTTOMANS, CEDAR CHESTS, March 27 was called off due to featured the Hawaiian theme. HAMPERS AND WALL weather conditions. The Guest speaker was James Halm STARTING AT $219." meeting will be held April 24. of Saginaw, a member of the RECORD CABINETS, DESKS Mrs Maryann Wood as hostess, State 4-H program. PLAQUES SAVINGS TO co-hostesses 'Mrs<~ Cornelia Those attending from Schafer and Mrs Dorothy Pewamo were Mrs Betiy Not including religioui itams $120. ON SOME Schneider. Jandernoa, Annette Jandernoa Funeral services .for Mrs a Teen Leader, Mr.an3 Mrs Martha Fedewa, 79, Were Eugene Cook, Mr and Mrs-Max Wednesday at 11 am at| St Pinkney, Mrs Mabel Cook and Mary's Catholic Church in Mrs Anthony Thelen. Mr and Westphalia. J Mrs Martha Mrs Robert Barker represented Fedewa passed away Monday the Central National Bank of CHAIRS - AU STYLES DINETTE SETS morning at the Provincial Pewamo, a co-sponsor of the \< SOFAS, LOVE House West Lansing. County 4-H Banquet. OVER 150 IN STOCK WOOD AND METAL Mrs Charles Cook has Sunday dinner guests of Mrs returned after spending 10 days Mable Cook were her sister Mrs SEATS AND OVER 40 IN STOCK at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Radamacher of Grand STARTING AT $65. James Knoll and family at Ledge and Mr and Mrs Lyle L'anse. Whitney of Lansing. * H1DE-A-BEDS SAVINGS FROM $10. to $50. METAL SETS 85 IN STOCK AU WITH GOOD COVERS STARTING AT $69. ' Pifer completes STARTING AT $209. LA-Z-BOYS ALSO ON SALE SAVINGS TO $50. ON management course SAVINGS FROM $25. to $70 SOME SETS \ ST JOHNS-Stanley Pifer, of sense methods for motivating 709 North Clinton, installation' employees and describes and maintenance supervisor for Management By Objectives, a General Telephone, recently system management which completed the company's leads * to improved com "basic management" course munication between supervisor held at its state headquarters and subordinate. center in Norton Shores, near Pifer was among Gefleral Muskegon. Telephone supervisory em The objective of the 5-day ployees from many areas of the course is to acquaint super state during the five-day visors with the techniques of training session. The cburse is a successful supervision, focusing part of General Telephone's ALL REGULAR STOCK on management responsibility continuing effort \ to provide and behavior. better telephone ' service The course also explores through well informed, highly- current theory and common skilled employees. Ithaca wins AAMB V BEDDING ON SALE! School Spirit Award Ithaca High School has been student body. selected recipient of the 1973-74 The traveling trophy has been Mid-Michigan B School Spirit awarded the past 4 years 'and Award. will spend the 1974-75 school Selection is made by the high year in Ithaca's trophy case. school principals of the league Past winners of 'the award and is based upon school spirit were: Ithaca 1970-71; St Louis BUNK BED SPECIAL: SOLID WOOD 3" POSTS WITH LINK SPRINGS AND DELUXE and sportsmanship of the 1971-72; Ovid-Elsie 1972-73; teams,, cheerleaders and QUILTED MATTRESS REG • $239.00 NOW $ 199*00 • Chesaning 1973-74. COMPLETE Shepanlsville "Sews Mrs Majel Miller has ' The hostess for the day will be flNE rVRNITURi? Chock Our Prkm* FIMT - Wo will not bo Undorsofd on Idontlctal Merchandise - lot Our Trained returned home after spending Mrs Charles Palen, Jr. There 'the winter months in Estero, will also be election of officers, Personnel Help with Your Selection and Decorating Problems! Plorida with Mr and Mrs Archie Bring a guest with you, > Miller. She reported that they Members of Morning Star had no trouble getting gas. Chapter 279, OES of Ovid are The Ovid Duplain Library asked to clean out closets, Club wji( meet on Friday, April drawers, etc for their Rum 5 at the Shepardsville United mage Sale Id be held on May 15- Methodist Church. Mrs John 16-17. Goebel will demonstrate Egg, Your Full Service Furniture Store" Fowler, Michigan FHf I ••.'.' THE EDCB „ FREE STORAGE Phone 593-3500 Your Full Service Furniture More howler, MM Decorating, Roll call will be an A f*ir de«i to most people y*M f nl_l t : I'.'A i Easter Bonnet you can recall. ttaana they*vi Meurerf a alight FREIDIIWERY5 ...OPEN DAILY-8:30 to 5:30 (including W :d P.M.V FRI. EVENING 'TIL 8:30 P.M. ( i-F F .-.'.• ; advantaga for Uiemselvea. . .* «•* * V »* .1- *« •** 4 V Supplement to: Lansing State Journal St. Johns Clinton County News i -7. s& •**•.. VT*" J3t" 111 -^1 >Mi Your neighborhood Kroger Store is now Copyright 1974. The Kroger ;"\- v.\ Co. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. Prices and I '.' :'l Coupons Good Monday, April 8 thru Sunday, April 14, 1974. Visit the Lansing Kroger Store Nearest You! 820 S. Waverly Rd. - 3222 South Logan 1712 N.Grand River Ave. - 320 Frandor F^r center St. Johns: 900 S. U.S. 27, St. Johns, Michigan Hon. - Sat. 8am to 10pm Sun. 10 am to 6 pm ilhvvin Whole or Half Florida Semi-Boneless Ham *Vi , (WhfVsKa \A fresh Celery 30's Size Swift Turkeys Stalk Lb 10-14 Lb Butterballs 69s Lb fie/oiv Fe bruary Nee Kroger Grade A Fresh Brown & Serve X-Tra Large Eggs Kroger Rolls Dozen With Coupon and *5.00 Purchase* With Coupon and '5.00 Purchase The Mini-Mizer Can Prove It! See for yourself! Make the Mini-MIze Test. Total up your shopping Country Club-Solid list at Kroger then do the same, at any other super Kroger 2% Hi-Nu market. We expect Kroger to save you money. Every week, Kroger offers you many low-priced •. Fresh Butter weekly^ specials on items our skilled.buyers have Low Fat Milk been able to get for us at bargain prices. r j And every week, Kroger's Advertisements feature a group of Mini-Mizer Coupons you can redeem, 1-Lb for exceptional savings. We think these programs Limit will add up to a definite savings on your weekly Pkg 1 Food Bill. Sari" THE TRUTH IS IN YOUR With Coupon and *5.00 PurchaiaJ ^ to WHfi Coupon and %M Purchase 2V TOTAL FOOD BILL! , * . * Except Saturday Nite, Midnight to Sunday 8 a.m. jPage 1-L-SJ J I 1 •»rKT-»ir ***•-•> < f Mf SAVE :: 9.27 With Valuable Mini-Mizer Coupons \ « KROGER KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON Country Club-Solid Sara Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Sun The Mini-Mizer • day, April 14. Subject to applicable state and local taxei. Can Prove It! ^•••••••L X-Tra Large Eggsj I Fresh Butter Low Fat Milk | Kroger Rolls KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON See for yourself! 10° OFF t ! ' one 6-ct pkg Make the Mini-Mize Test. Total up your shopping i (arnation ' Carnation Instant Breakfast list at Kroger then do the same at any other super Dozen Limit i instant limakfaM Paper 1 Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Sun market. We expect Kroger to save you money. T" I day, April 14. Subject to applicable state and local 1 Gallon ifjV taxes. ' " Every week, Kroger offers you many low-priced weekly specials on items our skilled buyers have £T72 __jB53|ST"M KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON"*" been able to get for us at bargain prices. , p Limit 1 with coupon & $5.00 purchiie excluding beer, wine, ctgarettet. Limit 1 with coupon & $5.00 purchase excluding beer, wine, cigarettes. Limit 1 with coupon l> $5.00 purchase excluding beer, wine, cigarettes. Limit 2 with coupon 8, $5.00 purchase excluding bear, wine, cigarettes. Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru April 14. Subject to ap Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru April 14. Subject to ap Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru April 14. Subject to ap Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru April 14. Subject to ap And every week, Krpger's Advertisements feature plicable state and local taxes. . plicable state and local taxes. ^^ ^^ plicable itate and local taxes. _ __ plicable statu and local taxes. ^^ HH 10° OFF a group of Mini-Mizer Coupons you can redeem one 23*oi box Duncan Hines for exceptional savings. We think these programs fe 4 & ii fe will add up to a definite savings on your weekly Fudge Brownie Mix Food Bill. Copyright 1974 The Kroger •k^Bp^ Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Sun- Co. We Reserve The Right To ^SZi'fS!* day, April 14. subject to applicable state and local Limit Quantities. Prices and > **"*..**4 taxes. Coupons Good thru Sunday, April 14, 1974. / i KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON"I 20° OFF • Fresh Florida one Village Bakery Angel Food Cake Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Sun day, April 14. Subject to applicable state and local Celery I taxes. •• KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON 20° OFF one 3-lb bag Spotlight Bean Coffee Lfmltone coupon per family. Prices good thru Sum , ,- , 4 •* > &%s/^ t iSubjec^t,fljpriHcaiJie.sipmnd lodiL^i^^i M ^"^••••••••^^^'••••••••S'*"'3>| *••••• KROQER MINI-MIZER COUPON ••••• Fresh California' Fresh Tender Asparagus Broccoli 20° OFF one half gallon carton • I Lb Kroger Deluxe lee Cream •> 49 39 Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Sun day, April 14. Subject to applicable state and local California Red Ripe Michigan U.S. No. 1 Red taxes. Strawberries Delicious Apples KROQER MINI-MIZER COUPONlBM Full 'Quart 5 **09 70 Lbs 20° OFF I with the purchase of $2.50 or mora Gold Crest Easter Candy Limit one coupon per family. Price* good thru Sun day, April 14. Subject to applicable state and local taxes. • \\E*__UE£Z^£EEES±E£^7}2 I KROQER MINI-MIZER COUPON •••••••ML Look What 10° Will Buy! SET A HAPPY EASTER TABLE WITH A HAM FROM KROGER! Pork Steak or Herrud Fresh Florida Farmer Peet Boneless 15° OFF Sweet Corn m ^e HUSK E. 10° Boston Butt I All Meat Marhoefer or Serve-M-Save one 12-ozcan Fresh Tender Bonanza Green Onions »»<* 10° Canned Ham Roast I Wieners Lustre Creme Hair Spray From the Sunkist Growers • California Seedless Ham Limit one coupon par family. Prices good thru Sun day, April 14. Subject to applicable state and local s taxes* Navel Oranges 72S.z*. E. 10 99 Whole '14• 9 JlMBBBBBh >••••••• Sweet Texas 3 H"! 5 "ft or Lb • Water added Half Ruby Red Grapefruit4a«»,... .** 10' Lb Size ^V ' I Lb Size %0 by mf r Boneless Turbot, Fres-Shore Ocean Perch, or Pre-Cooked Perch, Whiting, or Tub of Herrud Eckrich Regular or Thick Eckrich Smoky Links, Beef Smokettes, or $ $ c e 1T4-Lb m^r 5.00 0FF Bulk Ocean Perch Lb79° Sandwich Squares....«. 89 Fish Cakes • Tub 89* Party Assortment....il.39 Sliced Bologna , 1.29 Herrud Smoky Links 89 $ea Pak Shrimp 'N Batter or Fres-Shore Serve-N-Save Polar Pak Herrud Smoked or Eckrich or Oscar Mayer A11.Me at or Brown & Serve ^*T> *•*- $ e $ $ c js-eorTouotDCHBtcEiEiFi Whole Boneless Rib Eye Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Sun Shrimp Crisps. , 1.49 Fish Sticks JSS. 39 Beef Patties sz 1.69 Polish Sausage 1.29 All Beef Wieners... J»1.19 Swifts Sausage r. 89 day, April 14. Subject to applicable state and local taxes. Easter Favorite Wm-m^fi Spmobl | Heite'o J\mBm W'wwl | Soue mt Bctog rieedal Botou) DefigWs! Ft/J^eK FWMI SbCCtflfo! HeM & Bcoufaj AM (••KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPONMMW c d Yams ^f¥ ffff *»- 20 OFF ^°Departmen"" t .sl-D-Lite r c on a Hb bag Diamond • Assorted Flavors ' Baker's Chocolate Flavor ' Royal Viking 79 Size Whole Kernel Birds Eye Shelled Walnuts .£sS. ^S$J£r Limit eni coupon per family. Prices good thru Sun- Big K Ig^-^-riT^V*^ day, April 14. subject to applicable state and local Alka Seltzer IZ taxes. tf Baking Chips Danish Pastry Awake fefoiv Corn ***** Fruit Drink •I KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON"• 12-0z 12-0z 12-FI •1.00 OFF Wt Cans Wt Pkg Oz Cans the purchase of a i » 16 Inch Platter 'Limit one coupon per family. Price* good thru v SaturdaySaturday;," •j^y^Ma.y M" i.^tfeei'"4o'apptieabi" ""' *" — " «" tut~e ^Florist Quality Easter Flowei anal local taxes. Kroger 4-Verieties $1.l8SiaToothpiit* Lilies s Bioom $^P^k|99l Hart Pinnsylvania Dutch Chicken or Cornbreid T T e e C 4-01 ^Tulips empot Green Beans 3 &z.*\ Mushrooms 3 WtCans 88° Stove Top Stuffing &%M Sandwich Buns 3 ^*1 John's Pizza ^.68 Pepsodent ^66 TIMP7 SO'OF50 OFF Co the purchase of two 'for, Each Ouaker is-oz Wt Pkg Angal Flak* Grape Flavor Country 0«.n King Sla Frwar PtMzar lo. Cr..m 8«SI» eiMttWic™. ^^n ^ ^ Cinnerarias s 14-01 18 Oi Demi Gup Sets • • • • Wi Pkg YttMr Coffee Cake.. 2 ^ *1 Sandwiches £? 88° Foamy Shave Cream...59° 100% Natural Cereal ...68 Baker's Coconut T8' Tang 82' UmH one MUpen per family. Prices Had thru Country Own Orangt Drink 6W SiM Toothbrushes Saturday, May It. wUtct te applicable state Gran* Lovers Size Kraft Hand-Saw and lewil taxes. ) < s $ 18-FI 32-FI 12-FI eeeeeeeeOsCtn 25 Peptodent...... 3 ~ 1 Weloh Grape Jelly...^88* Frenoh Dressing • *»*0ttttl 48° Missy Detergent eeeeOzfitl 29' Home Style Donuts.^,59* Bright ft Early 'l^ftTfff!HtFy*"—T""—M Page 2-L~SJ-K~BC-MP Page 3~L~SJ-K-BC~~MP % K .••' • V One stop Wl RR%P WW shopping concept in food convenience \..shoppingL^ at • ..•* Total Variety and Selection in Quality Foods! VANILLA \m =rV£ «&-2£=JL mn&m GOURMET FOODS Only the finest quality products for the dis A full assortment of quality products for tinctive connoisseur of exoticfoods.. .topped weight-watchers or those with specific diet off with the premium S&W product line. ary restrictions. m (!>•('•• MM' f*£W. MQLUSESl M Good All Week Whole Reg. 53* HONEY I I 'ft*- Wheat Bread.. *0 2/89° Vanilla Reg. $1.39 Ice Cream...... Mi *1.18 Strawberry Reg. $1.69 KOSHER & OTHER Ice Gream, ^ G,$1.43 ORGANIC FOODS ETHNIC FOODS Ron, Tues and Wednesday For a fine selection of your favorite natural # No need to run all over town for your Kosher and organic foods at down-to-earth prices/ and other ethnic food needs when a full selec Sugared Dunkers. * 12/69° look no further than your Kroger Super tion of quality products can be found at g store. your" Kroger Superstore. * ^ Butterscotch Breakfast T | Coffee Cake ,«,«1JI7 \t 'liS Caramel Iced Tea Cake (Yellow).. ,. i«« 99° Almond Twiri Thurs, Friy-Saturday „„*•«* Coffee Cake ....isoz $1.09 Easter /A ITALIAN Buttercream Layer..... u3oz $3.95 2 FOODS If Italian cooking means IMPORTED AND more to you than a warm can of spaghetti or a bread stick, check DOMESTIC CHEESES out the wide selection of Italian cuisine waiting Buy them pre-packed or freshly sliced from for you at your Super either the Dairy or Manhattan-style Deli? store. Paas A*. catessen. Easter Egg Coloring Kit..... 39 Assorted Values to $1.29 A— Bakers Bakeware... 67c 36-Oz Anchor Hocking gkgk X\ Apothecary Jar. ^ •••IKROGERMINI-MIZGRCOUPONIHHH ^ ;9fl[OFF j rp{ -*& [ H %# Jubilee • ifiMitfiM... PantyHose • ORIENTAL FOODS MEXICAN FOODS Bring the excitement of the Far East to your I Limit on* coupon per family. Prices gobd I table tonight. Chinese, Japanese, and other If your taste buds yearn for that "south of | thru April 14. Subject to applicable state SJ Oriental foods are as dose as the international v the border" flair, you've come to the right — ' and local taxfe. — section of your Kroger Superstore. place.. .your Kroger Superstore. Copyright 1974. Tha Krogir Co, Wt Raiarva Th# Right To Limit Quantlttai. ttricts and Coupons Good thru Sunday, April 14,1974. -MIZE YOUR FOOD COSTS! •:v* Pa9e4~L-$J-P~BC