Clinton County News ^k^iht&n^ilm,Si^i1tS6 Vol. 52 June J€, 1974 ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 22 Pages All millage votes pass St Johns takes
Millage issues and school board in cumbents had an easy time of it Monday in 6 area school district elections, case to governor Voters approved millage questions in all 4 districts that were up for renewals or in By JIM EDWARDS He was told city officials could find no about the speed at which they drive and he creases. County News Editor documents stating that the city had agreed, saying, "I believe 1 more minute * STJOHNS guaranteed to put in a pipe and fill the drain, will not mean that much more" in stopping a Largest turnout was in St Johns, where ST JOHNS - They want to talk to the following the granting of an easement. fire. electors approved 16.5 mills (a l-mi!l in governor. Mesh disagreed and said the matter has Hannah emphasized the Commission's crease) . There were 542 yes votes and 439 no That was the decision reached by the St not been settled in 14 years. appreciation of the efforts-of the fire votes cast. Johns City Commission Monday night This is the 3d time I've been here," he told department, but expressed his concern for Incumbents William Richards Jr and during a discussion about the 10% factor the Commission, "and it's the last time." He the danger to pedestrians. Wendell E. Waggoner captured school board placed on the -County by the State Tax then said, if nothing was done about the The matter is to be referred to the fire seajs with 618 and 636 Votes respectively. Commission. drain, "I'm going to push it shut." chief. Edward A. Lenon received 543 votes. f Harvey Weatherwax summed up' the Two other matters brought up by Mesh RESIDENT COMPLAINS * FOWLER feeling the factor is unfair when he said, "In concerning water and sewer hook-ups were, ABOUT"DRAGGING" Fowler voters renewed a 16-mill rate by a the past only a few units re-appraise and approved by the Commission. Speeding of another' type was the com Vote of 156 to 48. They also re-elected in then the state comes along and gives a COMPLAINT ABOUT plaint of St Johns resident, Carole Johnson, cumbents Winifred McKean and Marvin factor based on the overall county." FAST FIREMEN who complained of "drag racing" in front Simon to the school board. The city's contention is that it is unfair for Complaints by W. Walker St residents her home. OVID-ELSIE St Johns and only a few other units to re about fast firemen was relayed to the board Members of the Commission agreed that The ovid-Elsie district won a 2-mill in appraise to reach an assessment level by Hannah. Hannah said the complaints it was a problem throughout the community crease to 16 mills, with 379 yes votes and 181 required by the state. They feel St Johns and involved 3 firemen responding to fire calls and asked the city manager to discuss the no votes cast. Board incumbent David Hill the few units who have re-appraised are on W. Walker. He said the complaints were matter with Lyle French, chief of police. won the sole board seat with 317 votes; paving the penalty right along with those Donna Besco received 114 and Robert White who have not set their assessment levels at 112 votes. the rate required by the Sta,te Tax Com PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA Beriine Thelen [left] chairman of the Clinton County Cancer Society, and Mrs Gay mission. Ruth Townsend is Pewamo-Westphalia residents approved Crowelt View the portrait of the Crowell's daughter, Penny, a victim of cancer at the age of Roy Ebert kicked off the protest ball by 15.5 mills, a 1.1'mill increase. They cast 116 20. In her memory, the Crowells now sponsor a golf day at their Twin Oaks Golf Course proposing a resolution supporting the Democratic candidate yes and 51 no votes. Murdo Wood and Carl each summer with proceeds going to cancer research. This year's tournament is this County Board of Commissioners in their Cramer were the only candidates for 2 board Saturday, June 15. Green fees are $2, memberships will be honored and all donations arc efforts to appeal the factor. Copies of the positions. welcome. resolution are to be sent to the County for County Board BATH AND DEWITT Commission, State House of Represen The Bath and DeWitt districts had no tatives and the State Senate. millage votes this year. Bath had 2 can Commr John Hannah carried the protest a ST JOHNS -- Ruth Ann Townsend, 31, of didates for 2 board seats: Bernard Black Golf fourney will bit further by recommending a trip to see 5183 South US 27, St Johns, has announced and Gail Matthews. the governor. she is a Democratic candidate for the In DeWitt, incumbent Willard Reed and Hannah said he is familiar with a similar Clinton County Commission from the 7th newcomer Keith Davis won board seats with situation in the northern part of the state District which includes.the city of DeWitt, a t 145 votes each. John Allen received 88 votes; benefit cancer research where the city of Petoskey and Emmet portion of DeWitt Township, and all of Olive Robert Valentine got 118. County sent a delegation to confer with the Township of which she is a resident. All school board'members serve 4 year Mrs Townsend was born in Clinton County _ ST JOHNS - Twin Oaks'Golf Course is The money will be sent to the American governor. terms. "They felt something was gained," and has been an elementary school teacher offering a full-day of golfing competition Cancer Society through the Clinton County 1 in the Lansing School District for the past 6 Saturday, June 15, with all proceeds-going to Cancer Society. Hannah said, "if nothing more than bringing it to the attention of the governor." Hannah' years, cancer research, in memory o^Penny S6ft drinks for the event have been At present she is a Democratic precinct Allen seeks Crowell, daughter of the owners of the provided by RC'Cola, with those proceeds added he felt such action may be a way to combat "bullying tactics" of the State Tax delegate. She is married and her husband is course, Mr and Mrs Gay crowell, also going toward cancer research. also a teacher in Lansing. . Penny succumbed to cancer-at the age of, Winners in the tournament will receive Commission." 20. In dedication to her memory, the cash prizes with the top 4 golfers eligible to It was moved by the Commission to write Michigan Crowells now sponsor 1 golf day each year compete in state competition to benefit the requesting a meeting between Governor %Help--$t Johns with all green fees going toward cancer American Cancer Society^; * William Milliken, Mayor Robert Wood, City Manager Harvey Weatherwax and, City research. . ^ - The tourney is to be held rain ot,shine, t> *.&&&& ?*-"' With card game activities and a bake sale Assessor BfucV^ooa? Senate office The goal for this year, the 2d year for the scheduled in the club house. In a related matter, the Commission voted 3-2 to have Bruce Wood arrange for- com ST JOHNS - Persons with available 55- event, is $1000. * Those wishing to donate, but unable to gallon drums areurged to contact the City of Green fees are $2 and club memberships participate in the tournament may leave pletion of a city re-appraisalt now about % completed. St Johns. will be honored. ,, their donation at the Twin Oaks Golf Course, The city needs the barrels to use as refuse Already, over $100 in donations have been approximately 6 miles north of St Johns. Voting for completion was Mayor Wood, Gerald Wilcox and John Arehart. Hannah containers at the city park, senior citizens Ruth Townsend received before the scrabble golf tour Names of those who donate goods or park and tot lot parks. nament gels underway Saturday morning. money to assist in the sponsoring of the and Ebert voted against the motion, ' All money from refreshments, above tournament will be published in next week's Ebert opposed because, "it seems we're expenses, goes for cancer research. Clinton County News. doing a lot of hoping." He was speaking of a county-wide re-appraisal that has been St Johns Chamber elects tentatively approved. He did not want to complete the re appraisal if it-would not be accepted by the AAcNamara president Meals on wheels county, who then would have the power to have the city re-appraised again. Ebert added, "I can't see going ahead. I y ST JOHNS - Board members of the St Assn, American College Hospital Ad marks first year can't see taking a factor, then re Johns Chamber of Commerce welcomed 4 ministration, Lansing Area Hospital Ad appraising." new persons to their group last week, then ministration Council of which he is past ST JOHNS -- Volunteer workers in the St ago to provide at least one hot meal each proceeded to elect officers and lay out a president, Southwestern Michigan Hospital Johns Meals on Wheels program marked day to incapacitated persons unable to leave APPOINT:! TO schedule for the upcoming year. District Council, Tri-County Emergency their homes-or others recuperating from completion of the first year of service last 1 BOARD OF APPEALS "The 12-man group elected Paul Mc- Medical Service Council serving as board week by laying groundwork for an expanded illness . Applications for such service are In other action the Commission appointed Namara as their president and named secretary, board member of the Capital client schedule and the election of new of accepted by the Meals on Wheels board and 3 members Jo the Zoning Board of Appeals Roger Beebee and John Fedewa to the Area Comprehensive Health Planning Assn, ficers for the coming year. if theapplicant qualifies a delivery schedule to fill the vacancies created by the positions of vice president and secretary- Clinton County Health Advisory Council and is maintained, resignations of Walter Pierce, Dr W.F. treasurer, respectively! Clinton County Emergency Medical Service At a board meeting held in the home of During the past year delivery chairperson Stephenson and Leon Brewbaker. The 4 who were inducted into the board Council. Pauline Warren, members voted only two Carole Chahriers reported that 45 volunteers The 3 resigned when the City Commission were Bob Thompson, Central National changes in the group's officers. Maxine participated in delivering meals to needy requested the Board of Appeals meetings be Bank; Art Wood, St Johns Public Schools; McNamara and his wife, Karen have 2 Parmalee will serve as qualifier and the persons and of that number 31 were held in the evening instead of at 12:30 pm. sons. The family resides in St Johns. Richard Allen Mel Warren, Warren's Insurance and Bill Rev Hugh Banninga was elected as vice regularly scheduled volunteers. A dozen Names nominated for the positions were Chalmers, J.C. Penney. Beebee, who has been on the Chamber president. Other officers re-elected to their other volunteers serve as collectors under Rollin Huard1, Cecil Smith, Mary Hutton and board the past 2 years is a consumer loan Richard J. Alfen, head of the Michigan direction of Mrs Gentry. McNamara, administrator of Clinton Tourist Council and a former state previous positions were: Mrs Warren, Lucille Boak. Huard and Smith received 5 Memorial Hospital has been a St Johns officer at Clinton National Bank and Trust The meals on wheels program is available l representative from Gratiot County, has president; Nancy Wells, treasurer; Jean- votes apiece, Boak 3 and Hutton 2, with resident for 2 years and has been'actiye in a Co. nette Huard, secretary and Carole also to, persons on welfare meeting the Huard, Smith and Boak named on the board. number of community affairs, including the He is active in a number of community announced his candidacy for the state Chalmers, Joan Gentry and Dee Ferris, board's criteria and charges for the service senate from the 30th district, which includes St Johns Rotary Club and Chamber of groups including Jaycees and the Chamber board members. will be covered through the Social Services Commerce. of Commerce. He and his wife, Judy, have 3 all of Clinton County, the City of Owosso and Department. the west half of Shiawassee County, a great A native of Davenport, Iowa, McNamara children and reside in St Johns, Members learned that during 1973-74 the ,With the completion of the first year of BOLDER WANTS graduated from St Ambrose Academy there Fedewa, personnel director of Sealed share of Gratiot and Eaton counties, and Meals on Wheels program provided 1,271 service, president Warren issued a call for DITCH COVERED * parts of four other counties. and received a BA in accounting from St Power Corp, is also a member of the St meals to 32 persons with average daily volunteers and persons interested in par Present at the meeting was local builder •Ambrose College in 1J§0, Johns Exchange Club. He has been a In seeking the nomination for the deliveries at six-. The largest number of ticipating in the program can learn full Joe Mesh, who asked the city what they Michigan senate seat, the 40-year-old He came to St Johns, from Owosso where Chamber board member the past 2 years meals delivered in .one day was_14. details by contacting Carole Chalmers at planned to do about an open storm drain he also served in a' hospital administrative and chairman of the industrial committee. Republican is making plans to withdraw Meals on Wheels was established one year 224-7515. between Baldwin and McConnell Streets. ,. The 4 new board members replace Bill from his position as State Travel Director capacity. His professional memberships include Swears, Wayne Hicks, Rollin Huard and and head of the Tourist Council, an agency Norbert Rehmann. charged with the responsibility of aiding the American Hospital Assn, Michigan Hospital economy of one of the state's leading in Rock concert prompts dustries-tourism and travel. FROM 19G9 THROUGH 1972, Allen served as state representative from*''the 88th district, which was located primarily within DeWitt Twp ordinance the senate district he is now-'seeking. happens again." In addition to his political interests, for the By Linda Heyboer was no specific regulatory attorney estimated the firm's last 20 years Allen has been active in County'NewS Writer ordinance, the*permit probably losses at $20,000 and added, Though sentiment about the wasn't even a legal necessity. concert was clear-cut, framing agricultural, educational, business and DEWITT TWP ~ In hopes of "apparently they think they can Despite the fact that the recoup." the ordinance was not. The , (See Page 11A) controlling large gatherings board wanted to have like the controversial rock concert drew only about half of That's not What township the exoected crowd of 6000, residents are concerned with, regulatory powers but was concert on May 18, DeWitt Twp leery of imposing rules that trustees adopted a detailed township supervisor Dale however. ' Job-O^Youth Emerson said the promoter had Emerson said he'd received would burden less controversial outdoor assembly ordinance gatherings like church socials Mpnday night. approached him about having many calls froiri residents "who another concert in the area. and PTA events. The ordinance requires are glad the concert went as begins soon organizers of gatherings of 1000 Emerson said Demeter's well as it did, but hope it never (See Page 11A) or more people to apply for a ST JOHNS - The time is now for em* license from the township. ployers wishing to Use St Johns Job-O-Youth Besides meeting numerous Consumers to close St Johns office workers this summer. The program of safety, sanitation and ficially gets underway June 24.. emergency requirements, an LANSING - Consumers Power Company soaring costs and depressed earnings. An extensive list of young people wishing applicant must pay a non will closeits St Johns office at 110 N. Clinton. Gardner said consolidation of depart work hasbeen compiled at Job-O-Youth and refundable fee of $100 for the Ave, effective June 2L ments, records and personnel would allow persons may hire a JOY worker by calling first 1000 people and 10 cents per. Paul M. Gardner, Lansing Urban the Company to continue efficient service to expected person after that, 224-2345, ext 41. 4 , , Manager for the utility, said all phases of its customers, Employers may be local businessmen or Township residents protested operation including customer contact and Many customers, he'noted, pay "utility any resident who needs work done at his loudly last month when Kosimc bill payments will be consolidated at the bills by mail and most Company contact, residence • Kowboy Productions promoter Company's Service Center, 530 W, Willow including, requests for service turn-on, Thomas Demefer wangled a Youth interested in applying for work may St, Lansing. service turn-off, and account information, Is special use permit from the He added the Company plans to locate a done by telephone, pick up application forms at Bees county for the May 18 ebneert at 1 pay-station in the Clinton National Bank, 206 The St Johns officii has been staffed by one St Johns Chamber of Commerce recently elected new officers and, board members. Chevrolet. , rtv Northside Drive-in, N, Clinton Ave, to receive payments for full time employee, who will he transferred This is the 2nd year of operation for JOY, " Elected were [front] Paul McNamara, president; John Fedewa, secretary-treasurer and But Clinton County com Company service bills. ' to the Lansing office,'and two part-time Roger Beehe [absent hr picture], vke-jresWent. New, direct** elected were: [back] Bill a youth employment service run by local missioners said,because there The closing is prompted by the Company's •mployees. CMMff*. Rfcftert TW*^ Art Wwd «^ Wd ^irr*..' people. CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 13,1974 Adult foster care, "normal way of life" The freedom and opportunity allowed in a home. ST JOHNS - A recent "May to participate in activities is an Celebration" was held at the Pay for being a foster adult Knights of Columbus Hall in St important part of the adult may com$ from the individual Johns, with the guests of honor foster program and is designed or, if the individual is unable to including area foster care to eliminate the concept of pay, money can be provided residents, senior citizens and "sticking old persons away until through Supplemental Security disabled adults, they die." Income. The program deals greatly Persons interested in opening Many of those enjoying the with the human needs of the exhibits, entertainment, bingo their homes to foster adults and guests were foster care foster adults and the fact that may obtain more information ^citizens. * many adults may eventually be from Carolyn Wharton or Julia able to live independently or Jury at the Clinton County Dept Foster care for adults in return to their families as a Clinton County is a program of Social Service. that provides family en result of their foster care ex They may also be contacted vironments for the adults perience. by persons wishing to be unable to live independently Those persons providing volunteers to visit the'homes to because of age or other reasons. foster adult care must have read -to foster adults, write \ their homes licensed and a letters, provide transportation There are now approximately maximum of 6 foster adults are 20-25 adult foster homes in the for shopping trips etc. county, providing home-like Foster care adults attend celebration In their honor at K of C Hall atmospheres for about 75 adults unable to reside by themselves or with other members of their Historical Society INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! family. Clinton Reasons for an adult to reside HOME FARM BUSINESS AUTO in a foster home may include plans 2 activities illness, age, inability to fix their County own meals, and care for Two major activities are the tri-county area, which are themselves in other ways or planned by the Clinton County working on bi-centennial plans, * mam tier ot recent release from a hospital Historical Society for the month an auction, an old fashioned News or other'institution. Second class postage paid of June, potluck picnic and a Grand ^\merica Group at St, Johns, Mich. 48879. The foster care program,- Balloon Ascension will highlight Published Thursdays • at Members of the Society are 120 E. Walker Street. St. Johns administered locally by the invited to participate in the Tri- the afternoon. \ by Clinton County News, Inc. Clinton County Dept of Social subscription price by mail! Edna Tinklepaugh, 1 of approximately 75 foster adults in Clinton County Historical Convention A car caravan tour to Con . LANTERMAN INSURANCE ln Michigan, $5 for one year, County* displays 1 of the several quilts she has made while a Services emphasizes "allowing June 22 at the George cord, open to all interested v $9 for two years, $3.75 for foster adult citizens to live a life i;lx months; outside Michigan, resident of the Barb Markman foster home at 210 N. Ottawa in St Wiskemann farm on State Rd, persons will be sponsored by the \ 200 W. Stale, St. Johns, PHONE 224-7614 BRUCE LANTERMAN s^oronejeart^^^_^^MiB_M Johns. as close to normal as possible." Reports from the groups in Society June 30. The caravan will leave the Bee's Chevy-Olds parking lot at 12:30. The tour will feature the ^ ••>%. i. "Mann House" in Concord. The historic old home has been ' carefully restored to its early Victorian atmosphere. The house, which has stood for more than a century, is an original homestead farmhouse in Jackson County. A box picnic lunch, prepared by Jeanne's Beans, will be
PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA BATH 12:45-1:30 pm 17 June 17-June 28 9:45-10:30 am Session I June 17-June 28 LARGE SELECTION Session I Session II July 1-July 12 12:45-1:30 pm 18 Session II July 1-July 12 9:45-10:30 am 12:45-1:30 pm 19 0FWHITE SHOES July 15-July 26 9:45-10:30 am Session III July 15-July 26 Session III Session IV July 29-Aug 9 12:45-1:30 pm 20 Session IV July 29-Aug 9 9:45-10:30 am
ST JOHNS, LAINGSBURG, FOWLER MAPLE RAPIDS REHMANN'S Session 1 June* 17-June 28 10:3041:15 am 9 Session I June 17-June 28 1:30-2:15 pm 21 CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS - SHOES Session II July 1-July 12 10:30-11:15 am 10 Session II July 1-July 12 1:30-2:15 pm 22 for DAD and LAD Session III July 15-July 26 10:30-11:15 am 11 Session III July 15-July 26 1:30-2:15 pm 23 Session IV July 29-Aug 9 10:30-11:15 am 12 Session IV July 29-Aug 9 1:30-2:15 pm 24 ST. JOHNS
AFTERNOONS: 2:30-5:00 (Mon-Sat); 2:00-5:30 (Sunday). EVENING: 7:00-8:45 (Mon- Sat) ; Saturday evenings- families only. STILL IN PROGRESS... NOTE: There will be no classes July 4. Ovid church \ to hold General Electric Convoy Sale open house BIG SAVINGS ON RANGES-REFRIGERATORS- OVID -Holy Family Catholic Church of Ovid will have an open house Sunday, June 23, DISHWASHERS-WASHERS-DRYERS! from noon until 3 pm to give the Career Club...for Every Man Two appliances in one... rcommuraty an opportunity Jo poubte convenience! 'see the new church, which-TS ^ •*.(*..»• i== t , 'Shaped sHirts'for the man'of leisure. Long -triJ. „13Beu « " *- " "* ', "*"-' . point spread collar, flap pocket, contrast*''1*' located at 510 Mabbitt Road. Two-door fitdlfinlor Frtettr mil Of particular interest is the •M » M../-stitching and smashing seasonal colors. ' •ftie/iJteVee deerej has 3 79 cu IL fact that the church, although it ttorage capacity • YOUR. 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Interior ' • Monopole Antenna • Full-Extension Cushion- • 74 Square Inch Viewing Coated Racks Area • Dual Detergent Dispenser, • Standard Unicouple AUTHORIZED DEALERS Work Surface Top' SALE PRICED Our Darts feature USAC-proven economy. Only $ Sanctioned and results certified by United States Auto Club* "The mileage you got depends on many factors Including how and where you, ti drlvo and the condition of your vehicle." KURT'S APPLIANCE Ralph Dara's CLINTON ST. COMMUNITY DODGE SALES A PHQNF 224 3895 ST. JOHNS 200E.Higham St. Johns 4A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 13,1974 Cynthia Lanterman- Engaged Robert Green united Janice Kay O'Brien ST JOHNS - On May 18 Lanterman, sister of the bride, Special guests included Earl Cynthia Willo Lanterman, and Debbie Louth. The at Stunhoff, grandfather of the WESTPHALIA-Mr and Mrs daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce tendants carried bouquets of bride, Mr and Mrs William Daniel O'Brien of Westphalia Lanterman, 210 W. State, daisies and baby's breath. Marsh and Mr Dennis Stunhoff announce the engagement of became the bride of Robert Tom Green, brother of the of Munising. their daughter, Janice Kay, to Buck Green, son of Mr and Mrs groom, attended as best man, Mr Paul John Arsenault, son of Jack Falor, 1940 W. Taft Rd, St Groomsmen were Dan Yurek Following a southern wedding Mr and Mrs Jean-Paul Ar- Johns, in a double ring •and Kan Zuker, Mitch Louth trip the couple will reside in sennult, 39175 Grennada, ceremony at the Overlook at and Randy Wickham seated the Lansing. Livonia, Mich. Francis Park, Lansing. Rev guests. Ms O'Brien is a 1969 graduate Francis Johannides performed A reception was help at the The bride graduated from St of Pewamo-Westphalia High the double ring ceremony, and Methodist Church in St Johns. Johns High School in 1972 while School and a 1973 graduate of Paul Perpick provided music Serving were Kathy Cain and her husband graduated from St Madonna College, Livonia. She for the occasion; Carla Kraft and Carol Johns in 1971. * is presently employed at Mount Menovske, Carmel Mercy Hospital and Medical Center in Detroit. The bride carried a bouquet of , Mr Arsenault is a 1968 yellow, pink and blue daisies Summer Circus in St Pat's Parish graduate of Detroit Cathedral accented with baby's, breath. High School. He is a 1972 MARY SUE ZWOLIC • Brenda Murphy attended as PORTLAND -- ?lans are Circus to be held on Saturday JANICE KAY O'BRIEN graduate of the U of M and is jnaid of honor, while complete for Portland St evening, June 15, and Sunday, presently employed at St Mary bridesmaids were Betsy Patrick's Parish Summer June 16, Hospital, Livonia. Wffl»»» NATIONALLY There will be games, rides A Nov 9 wedding is planned. ACCREDITED BY THE and refreshments, at Father Flohe Field, across vfrom St COSMETOLOGY Patrick's School. Mary Sue Zwolic .ACCREDITING 'COMMISSION The main event on Sunday Mr and Mrs Vincent Zwolic announce the engagement of IRTHS Clinic Open To from noon.to 5 pm will be a complete chicken barbeque their daughter, Mary Sue, to •WZPWstg rfttuUvMf The Public dinner. Douglas A, Mohnke, son of Mr FREE PARKING and Mrs Alfred Mohnke of rural St Johns. A girl, Jennifer Marion, was A boy, Scott Andrew, was Also on Sunday a 1974 Pontiac born to Mc and Mrs Douglas E. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Miss Zwolic, a 1973 graduate born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ventura, or $2300 cash will be Parker of 1210 S. US-27, St Mescher of 205 Scott Rd, St awarded. Second prize will be a of the University of Illinois, is Johns,' June 7 at Clinton IN THE BEAUTY FIELD currently employed with the Johns 6/6/74 at Clinton ALL SERVICES RENDERED 10-speed bicycle. Memorial Hospital, She Memorial Hospital. He weighed advertising agency of Robert D. weighed 9 lbs 12 oz. The baby BY SUPERVISED SENIOR STUDENTS Schoenbrad, Inc. in Chicago. 7 lbs. 13 ozs. The baby has 1 New Classes Starting The First On Saturday evening from 9 has 1 brother, Alex. Grand Monday of Each Month Mr Mohnke, a 1964 graduate sister. Grandparents are Mr pm to 2 am and on Sunday from parents are Mr and Mrs Robert and Mrs Urban Mescher and Mr For further information, write or call of Rodney B. Wilson High L. Parker of Midland and Mr James Lyon, 15557 North East St. Lansing. 5 pm to 9 pm there will be a and Mrs Anthony Tabone", The dance. " MRS BRUCE LANTERMAN School, attended the University Douglas P. Hatch of Vicksburg. of Michigan and received his mother is .the former Linda The mother is the former Tabone. PLANNED USE REPORT degree in architecture in 1971. Emabeth Hatch. GENERAL REVENUE SHARING He is presently employed with General Revenue Sharing provides federal funds directly to local and state governments. The law requires each government to the architectural firm of C.E. publish a report of its plans for the use of these funds to inform its cituens and to encourage their participation in deciding how Coming Events Murphy Associated in Chicago. A boy, Jesus Jose, was born to tha money ought to ba spent Within the put pose 5 listed, your government may change thrs spending pl3n. A boy, Gary Joseph, was born JUNE 17-21; Vacation Bible A fall wedding is being Mr and Mrs Miguel Marline PLANNED EXPENDITURES THEGOVERNMENTOF 'to Mr and Mrs Anthony N. OPERATING/ June 18 — The American planned. Jr, St Johns of 4853 W. Price Rd, CATEGORIES (A) CAPITAL IB) HRFIE RBFI&S VILLAGE School Duplain Church of Christ MAINTENANCE ICl_ Martin of Pewamo, June 1 at St June 1 at Clinton Memorial 5565 Colony Rd St Johns, Mich. Legion Auxiliary Edwin T, ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PAY Stiles Unit 153 will meet at the Lawrence Hospital. He weighed Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs 12 1 PUBLIC SAFETY s 2,000_ s 1,610 9:30-11:30 am- Nursery thru 8th Open house MENT ™ *3, 613 Post home for a potluck supper 8 lbs. 5 ozs. The baby has 3 ozs. The baby has 2 brothers 2 ENVIRONMENTAL grade* 7:00 - 8:30 pm High PROTECTION FOR THE FIFTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOD. JULY 1.1974 at 6:30 pm. Bring your own brothers and 2 sisters. Grand and 8 sisters. Grandparents are < THROUGH JUNE 30.1975. PUNS TO SPEND THESE Schoolthru Adult. Nursery will parents are Mr and Mrs Joseph 3 PUBLIC table service and a dish to pass. There will be an open house Mrs Mate • Ide Martinez, St TRANSPORTATION FUNDS F0R.THE PURPOSES SHOWN. be provided at both sessions. Coffee furnished. Meeting will for Mr and Mrs Harold Cole Sr P. Martin of Westphalia. The Johns, Mrs Josefa Sereseroz, /ACCOUNT NO.23 2 819 005 Buses will run in the Ovid-Elsie follow, also election of officers. mother is the former Janet Owosso. The mother is the MfiPLE RAPIDS VILLAGE area. Sunday, June 16 at the KC Hall from 2-5. Goerge. former Cecilia Sereseroz. G RECREATION VILLAGE CLERK MAPLE RAPIDS MICH • 48653 B LIBRARIES 7 SOCIAL SERVICES Graduate Pamela Hempsted FOR AGED OR POOR FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION ID] Tho MWI midii twa been a civil ed that a copy of Mary Wilbur, daughter of Mr. thu report has been published In a local mwipaper ol geniial MULTIPURPOSE AND circulation. I have recordi documenting the content* of thli and Mrs Robert Wilbur, 205 E. weds Thyron Lee GENERAL GOVT. lepon and they ire open (otpubticicrullnyal. Park, St Johns, graduated from 10 EDUCATION .190 E. Union St., Maple Rapids_ W.A. Foote Hospital School of tendant, Miss Judith Ann The newly married couple are Nursing in Jackson, Mich on On June 2, Pamela Jean 15 SOCIAL [Et ASSURANCES IRer» to ImiructlcnE) Hempsted, daughter of Mrs Keyes.sister of the bride wore a both employed by the State of DEVELOPMENT I isaura ihs Secretary ol IheTrtaiury that tha non diicrlmlna* June 7. 12 HOUSING&COM- . lion and other itatulory rcoulramenti luted In Part E ol ihe Ivan G. Keyes and the late Howered gown with a matching Michigan in the Social Services MUNITY DEVELOPMENTS Inunctions acqpnpinyins this report will b« complied with Donald W. Hempsted of St bouquet/ Department. by thu recipient gcvernment with latpact la tha entitlement She is a 1970 graudate of St 13 ECONOMIC , .fundJieiwrted hereon. _, -• „ Johns became tye bride of They ar,e residing in Lansing. DEVELOPMENT Johns High School and attended Thyron Robert Lee, son of Mr Larry Cummins served the 1* OTHER ISp«cifyl Spring Arbor. Igntture of Chief Executive Olficar and Mrs Robert C.Lee of Sale groom as best man. Thomas George M.-Abbott, Pres. 6-5-74 Creek,"Tennessee!" •??**' Ljndsay was the usjiej. ,.,,, She is employed atj^tangirig 1 16 TOTAIS-;' Nami&Tllla—plaaiePrint*.• r . % Oaie • Rev Robert E.Betts, pastor of s 2,000* Medical Hospital in Lansing. •"•'WbWde's mother-'chose a MISS MARY WILBUR the Central United Methodist print gown and wore a corsage Church of Lansing^performed 'of red rdses. 'The groom's the ceremony before a candle lit mother chose a pink gown and altar, at 2:00 on Sunday af wore a corsage of pink roses. ternoon. The bride was attired in a Following the ceremony a navy A line gown with a white reception was held in the social silk mantilla. Her bouquet was hall of the United Methodist mixed spring flowers. Her at Church in Lansing. ' V Marriage //censes 14K Wintu or Yellow Gold Randy Lee Hart, 23,122 Lewis WMo^ Ronnie Franklin Cutter, 20," iprice d from $100 3365 Harmon Road, St, Johns; St, St- Johns; Connie Lucile 1 sttste Iftri j uyle mil olhcr* JI - COULD BE A CAMERA Kathryn Edna Harmon, 17,. 3365 Osbourn, 28,434 Pearl St, Ovid. Harr's Harmon Road, St Johns. Jewelry DAD WILL a Claud Joseph Rademacher, Clifford A. VanDerMoere,'55, -22, Route 2, Fowler; Judy Ann 14767 Francis Road, Lansing; H Don't Buy Without APPRECIATE Fedewa, 19, Route l," Fowler. Patricia Nichols, 44, PO Box I Comparing Diamonds OR A PROJECTOR... 5402, Lansing. John Robert Fedewa, 22 5755 Hi In Quality and East Price Rd, St Johns; j- * jr J / Price. Lower Duane1 A. Weber, 22 Rt 1 'J I Priced Diamonds Patricia Lyn Simon, 28, 70th II - Can Mean Lower Avenue, Mecosta. Pewamo; Janice K. Shoen, 20, Check Over These Specials! Rt 1, Lyons. jiy Quality Diamonds. Thomas Clement O'Rourke, ll THE-LARGEST 23, PO Box 341, Fowler; Lynn Douglas Lee Thurston, 23, Rt I SELECTION Marie Schmitt, 18, Route 1* 2, St Johns; Lisa E. Davis, 22, I OF DIAMONDS Fowler. Rt 3, No US 27 St Johns. M TO BE SEEN !| OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK Robert Earl Ford, 23, 13457 Francis Road, DeWitt; Jean- I FRI. NIGHTS TIL 9 nine Lyn Colstock, 22, 1990 • inrt wi rn'imiButCr DIlilE PunilMtS' &:•:• Carter Road, Rochester. u Harr's If you don't know Cancer's | Jewelry Warning Signals, }4 31 Years Selling KODAK CAROUSEL how do you know I Diamonds In jj Custom Projector you haven't got one? I Clinton Area * f KODAK XL55 ii 114 N. Clinton, 224-7445* Moviel Outfit A CAROUSEL SLIDE PROJECTOR ftiS MAKES AN EXCELLENT GIFT TAKE MOVIES INDOORS KODAK EKTASOUND /It Pa)' s to Shop at WITHOUT MOVIE LITES.. 130 Movie Camera FROM I I? SOUND MOVIES YOU ' $CQ95 d\l\aaJ\lnnon i Cameras start at less than MAKE YOURSELF 69 We have fast, COMPLETE FABRIC DEPARTMENT fajr, nationwide claims service, of course 3& Iif A COMPLETE OUTFIT WITH CAMERA §1' FABRIC SPECIALS uoo Al npraufflitta > lor *ul»Own altogether LIGHT WEIGHT 1 f SEERSUCKER SI 66 We Have All Kinds Of .Camera Accessories 39 IN. WIDE "REG. $1.98 vd" TRIPODS-CASES-FLASH ATTACHMENTS-METERS-FILM-BULBS OVID POLYESTER / COTTON SPORT DENIM $188 PERMA PRESS 45 IN. WIDE REG. $2.49 X yd. FOR ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS, SEE .... SERVICE RED AND ORANGE ONLY i BE SURE TO SHOP OUR BIG SELECTION^ AGENCY /' OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE' ^ GIRLS AND LADIES ,:J"' PHONE 834-2288 REXALL SLEEVELESS BLOUSES - HALTERS - TANK TOPS PARR'S SHELLS - BATHING SUITS - SHORTS oiuto-Oumers Insurancem PHONE 224-2837 U*tmeC«adnea3 WINDBREAKERS - GOWNS AND PAJAMAS DOWNTOWN ST JOHNS > / June 13,1974 ( CLINTON C^NTY'NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 5A £ St Johns persto pens ^^^^ ST JOHNS - St Johns shop sizzling as they brown. i pers will get their first look at a The wider variety of products new kind Qf Kroger store/ reaches into every section of ihe Sunday, June 16, when the store, frpm Kroger's own company's 30,760 square foot "People's Choice" Beef « US "Superstore at 900 South US 27, Department of Agricultue in opens its doors at 8 a.m. spected and graded - to fresh fruits apd vegetables to, canned Kroger Grand Rapids divisibn goods., x , * vice president, David Burt said: 'PRODUCE DEPT "Consumers in the 1970's have different shopping needs and In the Produce Department, wants. This new kind of there are neatly prepackaged supermarket is planned to carrots (or oranges or apples), fulfill those expectations and but there also is a choice of bulk produce, so that those shoppers i provide the kind of shopping 1 service they want." *- who prefer to make their own The new Kroger superstore is selection may do so. f J~**T1ti big. Abqut SO percent larger On shelves, shoppers will than is normally considered a notice more brands and more good-size store. sizes ... from eight ounce cans But the real differences are to fruits and vegetables in the inside. It's spacious, yet warm giant No 10 size (25 servings), and friendly. Part of the feeling Of how about pickles or saldd comes from the depart dressing by the gallon? mentalized treatment of Shippers also will find a various sections, such as wine, complete assortment of produce, or delicatessen^ Mr. greeting cards, set off in its own cviea and tkttd&wd&Uq*t Burt explains. "But also it's the corner and including gift impact of color," he adds ex wrappings and candles. plaining that supermarkets "Kroger has found," Burt have traditionally been white or explains, ''That shoppers do not pale pastels inside. Here the like to go to a supermarket only .colors, even down to the cases for food, then to another store fo are strong earth-colors, green buy greeting cards, cocktail and i gold and bittersweet. napkins, or'gift wrap " A third Wooderf beams and'golden stop might be needed for a lights accent and dramatize the baking pan, kitty litter, or a greatly expanded variety of game to answer that ever- products offered shoppers. - present question "What did you bring me, Mommie," he noted. "Everything is keyed to the . "The items we have added to shopper," Burt sayd. "This new larger stores such as this are '^to-jen food c&4e4> toMfaiu superstore contains almost keyed to the kitchen, to the twice the number of items home, and to family life as well available in a standard as to greater shopping con supermarket" venience," Burt said. "They're ttUde, variety Even a quick trip through the just as much a part of a modern supersjore confirms that supermarket as apples and statement. . sirloin steak." ETHNIC FOOD SECTIONS There are complete sections Robert Gemmill 'is managerf VdUMteM&tr-fcatwiitty devoted to ethnic foods, such as of the new Kroger Superstore, y Mexican, Chinese, German, or he is a 7-year Kroger veteran, Kosher foods. with previous, management An assortment of health foods experience in St Johns, Lan- is there, such as sunflower seed sin& Grand Rapids, and co-id ttteaU, soup, sea-salted soybeans, or Dowagiac, Michigan Kroger saff lower mayonnaise. A stores. - < t special wine department offers both imported and United totfacU eU States wines. v Mouthwatering sights and scents beckon shoppers to the Special delicatessen and the nearby Sanders Bake Shop. DELICATESSEN In the delicatessen, which is interest , topped by a wood-shingled roof and accented with the golden > glow of lighted panels, prepared foods of all kinds are ready to — carry home There's traditional defiantoietit cole* slaw'fli} chopped liver. » | > n ' M ' J Sfieedy totd ckec&o-ut (met a*td a Veto* to fitodxee cUfKWtme*tt typical oj attractive atmoAfijfaM, . lumi&maa-Um.' j uJ^isiai^Mmag-^iBirrag, '•HIIII T • <•*••* mm mm —iJt—.P.J ' ... ,1 •?•--• - *>! ^ TTs T&itte ceUan foafanu wide T&ide tfiocuurt oUtu and additional I ! ielectim o$ dameat&t * * Graduate * SPRING ARBOR - Kendra t Stephenson of 510 E. Walker, St ¥ i Johns, graduated from Spring * Arbor College May 18. She was named to Alpha * Kappa Sigma, an honor society ¥ * of Free Methodist Colleges. A major in biology, she is the t. *-, daughter of W.F. Stephenson. ¥ R. E. BENSON ¥ ¥ PLUMBING , & ¥ HEATING ¥ 106N.Clinton <' ¥ '¥ St. Johns ' ¥ •t Phone 224-7033'' ¥ ¥ 2 MASTER ¥ , FOR AUTO BODY WORK ¥ t PLUMBERS Visit Our Shop In Ovid ¥ OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8 - 5:30 American-Standard ¥ FREE ¥ Plumbing, Hqt Water \ ¥ " Heating 1 . PHONE 834-2258 ESTIMATES ¥ MUNOFTHEER Lennox Warm Air An ALgEfttO GRIMALDE Production Heading and Air Conditioning '" DICK HALLEAD TEMCE HE" ;MAN OFTHE EAST' GREGORY WALCOn; HARRY GAREY- DOMINIC BARTO w RICCAROO PiZZUTnm !ENZ0 • ENZO mm FIERMONtf - DAN1KA LA LOGGIA * JEAN LOUfS -ALESSWDRO SPERU r n I oniiCD M"° ^ ' ' COstOM SHEET - PHONE 862-4253 I OUIVUllV SAtVATORSAtMTORE BOfiGESBQflCESE'TONE *T0«YY NORTON'Lt-PJ?[_CWE^i^KORTOH * LUIfil CASaUTO' 5TEFFE,.uJ'^^f>"J^^^^r^Y.}^.™^-*"M ZACHARIAS - PUPO 0€ LUCA, "-, ^fJWfittem nUM,!, and- l0MDirecte"T —Jd by "L.p **-*"?!. ArfinfMiV in ELSIE M jtfejnfcfefl PttlWOUnWEUflOPCElSSOCUIUJLS.-IWE USnOQUCTlONSffllSlESilSSOCltSS.Jl-PUIS ^METALSHO^* , rtMlMtMMCIMtuniL SIIH Dtpartmtnt open Mondiy & Friday «vtnlngL IPG irasTswawP 5? Years Sams-Address StrvlM Dtpirtmtnt optn Monday tftnlMi. H %jH*WW*WI*i*4^^ j^Miii mi """'•' 3JSJ&1 June 13,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS; MICHIGAN .\ 7A Rev LqVern' Bretz Legal News PUBLICATION OF NOTICE' PUBLICATION OF -NOTICE Estate of CORA M. HINES guardian, for allowance of her OF HEARING ' OF HEARING TAKE NOTICE: On Wed Final Account, and for ap Minister's career spans 40 years pointment of a successor State of Michigan, The State of Michigan, The nesday, June 26, 1974, at 9:30, Probate Court for the County of Probate Court for, the County of' A.M., in the Probate Court' guardian. many added to the mem* During 1944 he had pastored Baptfst is.now housed in a brick Clinton. CLINTON / room, in the Courthouse, in St, Dated; June 5,1974 Sunday, May 26, t KEMPER & WELLS 'bership,tWhile serving in Bath both the Valley Farms Baptist building which will accomodate Estate of GLADYS EVELYN Estate of ELNOR MAY Johns, Michigan, befpre, the 'culminated forty yearp of Rev Brelz was asked to assist at Church and the DeWitt Com four hundred people with ample MILLER, Deceased, File No. BELL, DECEASED Hon, Timothy M, Green, Judge By; William C. Kemper service to two Baptist Churches Attorneys for Petitioned Valley Farms, He ministered to munity'Church. t parking space. There is a strong 19261. TAKE NOTICED On WED of Probate, a hearing will be 'and one Community Church in both chuWhes from 193ft to 1938 , During the 13 years he served membership dedicated to the TAKE NOTICE: On August NESDAY, August 2§th, I974i at held On the Petition of Janet 103 East State Street the southern part of Clinton when he resigned in Bath and in DeWitt the Church was raised spread of the^gospej around the 28, 1974, at 10:30 am, in the 9:30,' AIM., in the Probate Glowacki for probate of ^ St. Johns,Michigan 48879 7-1 County. moved to Valley Farms. - ai>d a basement put under it. It World, '» Probate Courtroom, St Johns, Courtroom, in the Courthouse in purported Will, and for granting PUBLICATION OF NOTICE The Reverend LaVern A. The Church at Valley Farms Was modernized and .the sanc Rev $retz began his ministry Michigan, before the Hon St. Johns, Michigan, before the of administration to the OF HEARING * Bretz went to the Bath Baptist was organized in January, 1938, tuary converted into the style of as a'lay pastor with no salary, TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Judge Hon. TIMOTHY M. GREEN, executor named, or some other 1 of Probate, a hearing will be State of Michigan, The Church July 22,1934 and served a parsonage built and a Sunday a Martha Washington Chapel. A HeWs oi'dained to the ministry Judge of Pfobate, a hearing will suitable person, and for a Probate Court for the County of there until April, of 1938, The -held at which creditors of the School unit added to the Church, parsonage was built and when December (15, 1939 and since be held At which all creditors of determination of heirs, CLINTON Bath" Church had been closed Rev Bretz served until the Reverend Bretz left the- iha^ time has officiated at well deceased must-present any said deceased are required'to Dated: June 4, 1974 1 claims against "the estate of Estate of JEAN DE BOER, and the property given away, December 1944 when he DeWitt Church in 1957 there was' over fifteen hundred, funerals prove their claims and heirs slJanet Glowacki M.I. Gladys Evelyn Miller. Any will be determined'. Creditors Under Rev Bretz' leadership resigned to give his full time to an active membership growing and has performed more than a Petitioner TAKE NOTICE: On July 10, the Church was revived and the DeWitt Community Church. creditors wishing to file claims must file sworn claims with the in numbers and ministering to thousand .weddings. must present them to Karen J, 500 S, Traver '1974. at 9:30, A.M., in.the the spiritual needs of the Court and serve' a copy op St. Johns, Michigan 48B79 Cramer, 5052 E. Price Rd, 'Raymond C, Bell, Executor, 510 Probate Courtroom, Court JUST RECEIVED community. A reception was held May 26 Route-5, St Johns, Michigan, Attorney for Petitioner: house, St, Johns, Michigan, in the Valley Farms .Baptist S. Baker, St. Johns, Michigan, Robert H. Wood He returned to Valley Farms and proof thereof, with copies of prior to said-hearing, before the Hon, TIMOTHY M, Special Shipment in the fall of 1957 where he has Churchill EJ. State Rd, Lari- said claims filed with the court 200 W. State Street GREEN, Judge of Probate, a since 'served. Valley' Farms ,s\nfo +*£ oh or before the above date. Dated: June 3rd, 1974 St. Johns, Mich. hearing will be held on. the Notice is further given that the S/Raymond C. Bell Phone 224-4604, 7-1 Petition of Mark DeBoer, PANELING estate will thereafter be ' Petitioner guardian, for license to sell real' PUBLICATION OF NOTICE estate of said ward. Persons assigned to persons appearing 510 S. Baker OF HEARING ODD & ENDS 4x8 Sheets fon rue ACTION of record entitled thereto. St. Johns, Michigan interested in said estate are GOClASS/m YOU WANT - Attorney for Petitioner: State of Michigan, The "directed to appear at said Pick and Choose At m v Probate Court for the County of Sheet Dated: June 5, 1974 Robert H. Wood - , hearing to show cause why such Only trQR K $ m 200 W. State CLINTON license should not be granted. A 5 IN THE Attorney for Petitioner: St. Johns, Mich. , Estate of JAMES F. hearing will also be held at said WARNER, HART- & Phone 224-4604. 7-1 MORRISON, Minor time and place on the Petitioner 8 thru 20 ft. Per Running Foot MORGAN TAKE NOTICE: On.June 26, Mark DeBoerr guardian, to 21' L By: Ronald G. Morgan 1974, at 11:30 AM,', in the determine the presumptive 703 Davenport Building Probate Courtroom, Court heirs-at-Iaw of said wayd. duane CHAMBERLAIN Clinton County PUBLICATION OF NOTICE house, St, Johns, Michigan, Lansing, Mich. 48933 Dated; June 6,1974 Phone: 482-1591 OF HEARING before the Hon. TIMOTHY M. BUILDING SUPPLY J News State of Michigan, The GREEN, -Judge of Probate, a Attorneys for Petitioner AND NURSERY SuMf.iii.'Cknlim. 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WILLIAM F.HOLLEY XX I!)HMFR[> [l ONOMy SHOF STORE Ralph Dara\ Solicitor for Carter-Melvin OPEN M0N. OPEN M0N. COMMUNITY DODGE SALES ^ (INSURANCE AGENCY' & FRI. NITES FINE • & FRI. NITES Your Indepandaht Inturancfl Agency, 122 W. Main, EJile 200E.HIGHAM ' PH. 224-3251 . ST. JOHNS TILL 9 SHOES TILL 9 " Phone 8624227 mm c Mftfiiiiiii RHldance phone 224-7580 mi i\,\, • if >VA rivVf is .n 1 fr miIL i ,1 Tin' " ** bh* ; / K 8A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN Jute 13,1974 Thursdays are fun Three from area for Green Tee golfers ST JOHNS - "fun" is the was, most under her guess and are nursing grads name of the game Thursday Mary Jane Schoendorf was mornings at Clinton County mbst over. * GRAND RAPIDS - Miss Jane Country Club. Bingo, Bango, Bongo was the Wieber, daughter of Mr and Mrs A brand new league has been theme May 31. Margaret Sperl, Mark J. Wieber of 622 N. Main started for women who are just Judy Hoshield and Carole S.E., Fowler; Miss Rosemary starting to golf, practicing their Chalmers were our winners. Paradise/ daughter of Mr and latest lesson, improving, their Last week surprise golf was Mrs John Paradise of 508 E. game, want to meet' new played. Carole Chalmers, Sturgis, St Johns; and Mrs friends, renew friendships Jo Anne Gentry and Karen, Mary Lil Fink DeLaat, already made and just have fun. daughter'of Mr and Mrs Jvan McNamara had the most Fink of Fowler, will graduate The first week the golfers number of sevens on their score from Butterworth Hospital tried to guess their scores. cards. School of Nursing, Grand Romaine DeCamp was the first All members are invited, to Rapids, Michigan, Friday, June winner guessing her score right join each Thursday morning at 14, at 8 pm. ' to the stroke. Carole Chalmers 9 am. ». The commencement exercise will be held in Fountain Street PUBLIC v Church where they will receive SUMMER CIRCUS IS their diplomas from Donald INVITED Walchenbach, executive SATURDAY EVENING. director of Butterworth Honored by Advance Castings. Hospital, and their school pins June&t., \ i from Mrs Betty June Ktley, , SUNDAY Raymond Bebow who has been employed by the Advance Casting Company for the past 25 years was director of the School of Nur-_ honored May 30th at a dinner held at Jhe L&L Restaurant with all the company employees- present. He sing. MISS JANE WEIBER MISS ROSEMARY'PARADISE 7 June 16 was presented with an engraved watch in recognition of his faithful service, presented by John Spousta 'William Irwin, President of GAMES - RIDES plant manager assisted by James Spousta past plant manager. the Board of Trustees, will preside over the ceremonies, Dr REFRESHMENTS St Johns First Baptist announces Bible School Tom Klein, MD, will be the Blood analyzer > t main, speaker. Sponsored by Portland St. Patrick's Parish ST JOHNS - Vacation Bible \ Two buses will be running music time, handcraft and The class is being honored at PLACE: Rather Flohe Field several graduation events, CHICKEN BARBECUE School will be held at the First ' daily providing transportation, missionary stories will be including the Women's Board DINNER SUNDAY 5 P.M. A 1974 Pontlae Baptist Church of St Johns, 512 Singing, Bible memory verses, among the many activities. extend^ services Ventura or S. JUS 27 June 17 - 21 from 9 am Tea, the Nellie Clement's Guild DANCING SATURDAY.* ^ $2300 cash to be to 11:50 am. and Luncheon, and the annual iPROM 9 P.M. TCT2 A.M. i awarded Sunday, Softball team seeks opponents Graduation Breakfast at, the SUNDAY FROM 5 P.M. also a 10-speed All children kindergarten ELSIE ~ The Elsie girls Those teams, wishingj to Fmial. TO 9 P.M. l bicycle. through high school age are softball team has a problem - compete with them, itges 13-16, Mrs DeLatt w;ll graduate at hospital invited to come. ,lack of opponents. should call 862-5595 or 862-4822. with academic honors. One account. Twelve important services One low monthly fee. , Norita Smith1,'laboratory technician, demonstrates use of Blood i Gas Analvzer, a newly purchased nlachineat Clinton Memorial Hospital. The machine enables tests to bemadeat thehospital, eliminating the need to send patients to other facilities for tests. / ST JOHNS -- Cardiac patients He added that the pH in blood and persons with respiratory has an extremely short range of disorders, such as emphysema, variability and if it were to asthma and bronchitis, in the exceed this narrow limitation, Clinton County area can'now be the patieUt could experience treated with much greater coma or death. accuracy due to the recent acquisition of a Blood Gas. Parsons stated that the Blood Analyzer at Clinton Memorial Gas Analyzer, the most modern Hospital in St Johns. instrument of its kind, is also According to Dan Parsons, .able to measure carbon dioxide MT (ASCP), chief lab and other respiratory waste technologist at the hospital, The products. In addition, it is Blood >Gas Analyzer is the first highly useful in the treatment of machine available 'that can extensive pulmonary oxygen i • determine whether the cause of therapy patients. J the disorder is a pulmonary or a metabqlic malfunction. "We. are t particularly for "The machine discovers the tunate," he said, "to obtain this cause by determining the machine because it deals with degree and direction of fluc one of the most^critical areaSfin tuation in pH( (alkaline-acidic the life process and usually only factor) in the 'patient's blood, the larger hospitals are able to Like the name says, the Michigan which then permits the fund such a purchase." physician to^ accurately The machine eliminates the National Everything Account provides prescribe medication," said need for patients to be admitted everything you'll probably ever need from dcrajNT Parsons. f to other hospitals' for tests. a bank—all for only $3.00 a month, it .gives you the benefits of unlimited check writing, overdraft protection, travelers • checks, money orders, reduced interest CLINTON COUNTY rates on personal loans, a Michigan BankAmericard, 'a 5% Every Day Interest REPUBLICAN PARTY , \ I Statement Savings Account, a check 5% Daily Interest Statement Savings. - cashing identification card, unlimited < One of a dozen banking services in Michi supply of fully-personalized checks, skip gan National Bank[s New Everything County Convention paymept privilege on installment loans, Accou,nt We give you the first $1.00 and a $10,00 credit toward the yearly Wednesday Aug. 14, 1974 deposit and you can add any amount at cost of a safe deposit box, (subject to any time and earn full interest from day at the County Courthouse availability). Combine aINhis with Michi of deposit io day of withdrawal Plus; you gan National's 14 convenient locations beginning at 8 p.m. receive a statement each quarter listing and you've got the handiest banking sys all transactions* and interest earned. tem going..So open your Michigan Always up to date! r ' < National Everything account todays-then For purpose of choosing delegates and relax. We will take care of Everything for \ alternates to the State Convention to which * \ " the County is entitled.' you. rf In accordance' with the provisions of MSA 6.1623, Sec. 623; page 162 of the Mich igan Election Laws as last amended the \ delegates to the Fall Convention .shall be MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK those elected at the August, 1974 primary The all-day Saturday Bank; Open Mon, thru Sat, Member FDIC by a direct . vote of the registered and qualified electors of the Republican Party ffl in each ward, township or precinct as the BANKAMERICARD BANKAMERICARD case may be, according to the certificate, MICHIGAN BANKAMERICARD Vf issued; by the County Committee of the ""mo'feyHSt'isi"* YOUR TICKET TO THE 1 Republican Party plus the Republican State EVERYTHING ACCOUNT PUIS , Senators and State Representatives repre- fOR MAJOB PURCHASES i ' w \m ' senting the County. t * ' \ •v **. ,'- :f .™\ CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN, 9A June 13,1974 Elsie Little County St Johns City St Johns League Slowpitch standings Summer Rec *•* ) resujts i June 3^7 FIRST WEEK NATIONAL ' Bulletin Board Spartans 12 - Phillies 7 spo-irts- American T* J Giants 8 - Captains 4. TEAM WON LOST Mets 15 - Sox 5 •"» TEAM ' WON LOST With Dean Eisler, Orioles 14 - Reds 4 E.J,'s . o Cen, Nat. Bank ' 0 Cubs 10 - Spartans 5 CQMPLETE BODY WORK ,: Brunos 0 : Gen Telephone 0 recreation director Giants 9 - Pirates 0 Dry Dock 0 Sillmans 0 Royals 9 - Cougars 3 AND GLASS REPLACEMENT KhotxHW- 0 Amer. Leg. 0 . O'Connors . o Hub Tire 0 0 0 Cardinals 7 - Astros 5 BOB'S AUTO BODY, INC Clinton Nat 0 Nicks Twins 14 - Phillies 4 Krogers M) 1 1 Courthouse , Editors Note: The following frisbee throw, kick ball, track year for all interested men Yanks 10 - Captains 3 ^ ' ' Photw 224-2921* McKenzies 1 Hettlers 0 - 1 and field events, basketball softball players, If enough take 800 N. Lansing. V I 0 1 column by Dean Eisler, St Road House 1 WRBJ Johns recreation director, will games. interest we will construct a/6 or 0 1 Moore Oil 1 VFW appear * in the County News 8 team league starting around Total St. 1 City 0 weekly throughout the summer* SCHEDULE OF KIDS the second week of July and The weekly column will inform DAY ACTIVITIES ending the middle or later part readers of the ' variety of of August. 8:00 - 8:30 — Organization of All interested people please recreation activities offered for kids, equipment, and leaders. St Johns man is all ages. ' * 'i contact Dean Eisler im-' Opening Ceremonies. mediately at 224-3213 or stop at , 8:30 - 9:00 — Circle games, my office at the City Park.' By Dean Eisler i " 'storytelling {all participate). CANCER City Recreation pirector Again, it is your • interests 9:00 - 10:00 ~ (Checkers, alone that will make this table tennis champ puzzle put together, ting toss KIDS PLl\Y DAYS program run. I'm sure it .will games, building blocks, balloon supply fun and exercise for toss, jump rope). Oliver Nicholas, 815 North; and 21-13. He also reached the .The Recreation Department everyone. Further details to be 10:00-11:30—Activity games announced. Clinton, deposed the defending quarter final round in the over- offers a variety of activities for '(softball, kick ball, basketball, champion to take the over-70 60 division" youngsters 6-12 years' of age this touch football, track, etc). WOMEN'S SOFTBALL" men's singles title in the US The St Johns resident is ac summer with Kids Day.. 11:30 -12:00 - Nature hike, Open Table Tennis Tournament tive in Arizona tourney play The program beings June }9 A program for women will be free play. offered. The program will be in Oklahoma City recently. during the'winter, meeting and will be run for'8 weeks, Other activities will be added Nicholas, who spends his different teams of all ages. He every Wednesday morning r softball, All interested citizens as me" slfnimer .progresses. So immediately contact Dean. winters in Apache Junction, began^ serious competition in from 8-12. ' for excitement and fun for all Eisler at 4-3213 or stop at my AT TWIN OAKS < j Ariz, ended the 2-year reign of 1966. , . Activities include' the youngsters 'attend this year's Abraham Rudick of Baldwin, . More than 800 competitors in following: jump rope, ring toss office at the City Park to sign up Kids DayN beginning June 19. for the* league. We would like to \s NY. men's, women's and youth games, checker games, puzzle , See you af the park. The players were the only classes formed an international put-togethers, softball games, have six teams or moretIand the'- entrants in their class. roster of tourney entrants at building block construction, league will start the second MENS 30 + OVER week of July. I must have your Nicholas, 71, downed the 76- Oklahoma. City. The event was storytelling, quiet games, circle LEAGUE (SOFTBALL) year-old champ in 4 games. sanctioned by the United States games, touch football, nature calls or visits promptly so we • Table Tennis Association. A new program for men 30 can get the ball rolling. Scores were 21-16, 23:25, 21-16 hikes, wire sculpturing croquet, and over will be offered' this Two Redwings earn conference baseball honors June 15 Ray Schueller and Jeff on the mound and totaled 4-4 for and 42V6 innings pitched. He 'highest earned run average at hurlers were Devereaux, Mark BROADCAST LIVE Thornton of St Johns High the year* He saw the most posted the 'leading strikeout .280., Barz (8 games, 36% innings) School have been named to the pitching action with 9 games total with 39 but also had the The Redwings' 3 most active and Doug Woodhams (5 and .All-West Central conference IBVj), according to statistics baseball honor team, according released by Gonzales. . to coach Joe Gonzales. New faces join regular racing Barz compiled a 3-0 record, Honorable mention has been struck out 36 and walked .21 and given Dave Devereaux, Brian had an ERA of 2.30. Woodhams Pertler and Russ Waggoner. competition (afOwosso fanned 14 batters, walked just 2 WRBJ The Redwings scrapped their and compiled anERA of 1.91. Of way to 'an 8-4 league season , OWOSSO'- The next two regular race purse awarded on Big O also features the popular his 14 hits yielded, only 1 went within striking distance of the weeks at the Owosso Speedway the night of the race. "Plying Stocks" as part of their for extra bases. He finished championship. But Waverly should see some new feces In preparation for the big Saturday night racing program. with a 1-2 record. Lowest ERA 9 A.M.-12 NOON once again took the title despite joining the regular drivers on Carling Race, Owosso promoter These cars are built to rules was the 1.00 of Larry Slagell in 3 suffering its 1st league loss in the high-banked % mile, as late Ed Jones will be selecting Miss that were designed to keep them games (6% innings). 2'A seasons at the hands of St" model Super Stock drivers, who Owosso Speedway to reign over . inexpensive, so the driver that Johns. Redwings concluded the are not familiar with the track, the June 18th race program. enjoys auto racing can race Other statistical leaders for Sponsored Broadcast season with a 10-6 mark. get in some practice before the •Any young lady over 18 years every week on a low cost the season: "Carling Circuit of Champions" of age may participate in the budget. Waggoner and Schueller Thornton was the leading made the most plate ap hitter among regular Redwings moves into Owosso on the 18th contest that will be held on Time trials for the races at pearance (50), Schueller got the in league play with a .333 bat of-June. f Saturday evening, June 15. the Owosso Speedway start at By Clinton National Bank ting average. Schueller paced The June 18, Tuesday night Those interested should contact 6:30 with the racing starting at 8 most hits (18) and tied Brian batters overall with a .360 race will be the 5th race on the the Speedway officials. pm every Saturday .night. The Downing at the top of a skimpy mark. Schueller scored the 17 race schedule that covers In addition to the regular late Owosso Sneedwav is located 6 /hon\e:.run list (1- each). Ron mostTuns on the team --12'- and ' tracks- all- over-'the 'state,vbf model Super Stock program the miles « Stop In and see our display. We'll v, give you free literature on how to NEW IN TOWN? do it. Or, we can suggest a mart LET US PUT to install it for you. AMERICA'S FINEST /••• BASEMENT DOOR OUT THE MAT r * FOR YOU! CaPITOL KARBER BLOCK CO savinGS - *? ' ' '• * Loan n Mdio Dispatched Service" St Johns offict: 222 N. Clinton Ave., ph. 224-2304 ' /main office! 112 E. Allegan, Lansing; Ml 48901, ph, 371-2911 branches: Grand Ledge, Mason, Okemos, Wllliamston, Uthrup Village and Pontlac SAND -GRAVEL • BLACK DIRT • MORTAR SAND IfcHnirmatoMaMWirH® Incqrpontad I89i)-*nitmbefr federal Homt Loin Band Systurf mK 817 CHURCH ST, . READY - MIX ' fL» 224-6116 ST. JOHNS * CONCRETE , 224.232*7 l'OA CLINTON COUNTY NEVVS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 13,1974 St Johns Jaycees, ' Jaycettes install officers, present awards, New officers of (he Si Johns Jaycees are [from left] Tom Irrer, director; Bob Green, secretary; Jim Schultheiss, director; Dennis Scott, president; Mike Palmer, internal vice president; Ron Kidney, treasurer; Don Evitts, external vice-president and not shown are Dennis Sisson and Mike Brown,' directors.' - > K' *> , Top Jaycette award winners for the past year are, [from left] Diane Sharick, outstanding new member; Dorothy Cornwall, busy- bee and outstanding Jaycette; Diana Woodbury, oustanding board member and Kathy Cain, sunshine award. THE HAPPIEST DRIVERS IN TOWN Newly installed officers at the Sf Johns""Jaycettes are [from left] Carol Johnson, treasurer; Ann BUY FROM Palmer, director; Diane Sharick, vice-president; Judy Barber, director; Janet Scott, outgoing For action you want president; Diana Woodbury, president; Jackie WHitton, secretary and Rosemary Green director. EGAN FORD SALES, Inc. 2oKw. Higham ST. JOHNS Phone 224-2285 GO CLASSIFIED St Johns Jaycee award winners are [from left] Jim Schultheiss/outstanding new member; Terry Cornwell, special award for service; Tom Hutton, key man award; Howard Kremer, speak-up award; John Arehart, outstanding external project; Ron Kidney, best internal project and not shown Mike Brown oustanding board member. mid-year CNB&T dividends * ST JOHNS -- Over 700 record as of June 14th White, Jr who ascended from stockholders will share in a amounting to .25 cent per share administrative vice president to mid-year dividend from Clinton share. This dividend follows a the presidency upon retirement National Bank at the end of similar distribution at the end of of former president Ink White in June representing the Bank's •the 1973 business year along January. The Whites are 25th consecutive dividend since with a four for one stock unrelated. - formation in 1961 through dividend. Other executive officers are merger of St Johns National The current number of CN- John Rumbaugh, chairman, Bank, State Bank of St Johns B&T stockholders has increased and Gayle Desprez, executive and the State Savings Bank of approximately 35 percent as a vice president. Aside from the Elsie. result of a stock sale earlier this Whites and Rumbaugh, other Over $76,000 will be year which raised the Bank's Board members are Eldon S. distributed to stockholders of capital in excess of $840,000. The Bell, Roy P. Briggs, Victor F. sale of 50,671 shares was con Brya, Robert A. Conn, John A. ducted through the 14 offices of Fox, Charles J. Mathews, Bement Library Manley, Bennett and McDonald George Palmer, Cayle Sloat, &Co. Fred H. Tiedt, and Lorenz A. i schedules Clinton National which Tiedt. { ~~~.~1:M~. MRMMHMm operates from 11 locations in the- Dividend checks will' be reading program north Lansing -Clinton County mailed to eligible stockholders area, is headed by Brandon C. June 28, ST JOHNS -- The summer reading program at St Johns Bement Public Library is now •ROOFING in session and will run through Aug 31. •EAVESTR0UGHIN6 The program is for children v who have been in the 2nd, 3rd, •CEMENT WORK; ' 4th or 5th grades. Participants in the program •EXTERIOR'PAINTING must read 15 books during the summer including 5 fiction, 5 Call for FREE ESTIMATES non-fiction and 5 biographies , Long Distance Callers May and write a book report about the book they liked best, Call Collect... In September, the Friends of ROSS BRADLEY the, Library will be awards to Helping you.., that's what we're interested in at the boy or girl from each class CONTRACTOR Union Savings. submitting the best book report. The library, hours are from < 9320 Oakdale Drive ROUND LAKE ' Helping you Achieve' your important goals.. * like-, noon to 8 pm on weekdays and 10 am to 5 pm on Saturdays. Phone 651-6459 home ownership and financial security. . PLANNED USE REPORT GENERAL REVENUE SHARING 'And helping you enjoy the good tjiings in'life/.,; Gerieral Revenue Sharing provides fedora! funds directly to local and state governments. The law requires each government to publish *a report of its plans for the use of these funds to Inform its citizens and to encourage their participation in deciding how like travel and a good education for your children., the money ought to be spent. Within the purposes listed, your government may changa this spending plan. PUNNED EXPENDITURES OPERATING/ ^CATEGORIES 1*1 CAPITAL IB) MAINTENANCE (Ct ^TCTHTTCIT* V It's-clear from the moment you walk into any £ WWIIrMt % • UJUAIWUSIW 1 PUBLIC SAFElY : ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PAY ' * * s s. J Union Savings office ... at Union Savings, we LENDER *3 ENVIRONMENTAL " MENT OF *° 333 ; „.PROTECTION - - s $ FOR THE FIFTH ENTITLEMENT PER10D.JULY 1.1974 really do have an interest in you. "9 .PUBLIC THROUGH JUNE 30.1976. PLANS TO SPENDTHESE "W* • TRANSPORTATION s s FUNDS FOftfHE PURPOSES SHOWN. .^ACCOUNTNO. 23 2 019 061 '*i. HEALTH' . s s <:- DE WITT-MTV ' fi RECREATION S 5 -' CiTV"'CL£RK - DE WITT MICHIGAN 46820 'e'LIBRARIES. "... $ s 7 SOCIAL SERVICES FOR AtiEOOR POOR s $ S FINANCIAL ,' • ' . .. •* ' ADMINISTRATION s $ fDlTht rmr* mdh tmt bwnliMwe'lti mm W VM (VpOftt RiO MV| plmKmW$ m S IMH AffMHW Of . 9 MULTIPURPOSE AND- . GENERAL GOVT. $• nton TO EDUCATION $ B. ItoiniJWitti MUhii«i iiflflM iCsOCIAL' ' DEVELOPMENT $ • W AIJWWCTirj^fiaiwiJBj^ij i t u and Loan Association I NRM WO •••rOWf Of WVTnHHfy lWt wtk MRfvMrifMM' 12 JHOUSINQfcGOM. • £?!_ *f!~ _y?f- ^?^? FiyflWMli MM ii fM LI if wo .,V MUNirf DEVELOPMENT i raOWMono looofniofpni Mi twt vrii bo oMnplii wWi 13 ECONOMIC ... W DEVELOPMENT $ OFFICE! 121 W, Allegan St.Hansing,"Mlcr,. *! SOUTH LANSING OFFICE: S. Pennsylvania al Louisa St„ Lansing, Mich: MAIN M%& s 8,933 ION)* OFFICEi'ilS W. Main St., Ionia, Mich. • DELTA-WAVERLY OFFICE: 4901 % Saginaw St., Lansing, Mich. IB TOTALS k8*933 , NiMiinii-nNnriM am 11A June 13,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN J* Attend state bowling confab DeW/tt Twp MUSKEGON - Mrs Alice Also attending the convention delegates at the Rnmada Inn Hoenshell, Mrs Helen Janego, was Mrs Barbara Lighthill from Friday evening. Mrs Shirley Payneallof Qwosso Owosso who is on the State (From Front Page) Board of Directors, and Mrs Helen Wilcox of Elsie They attended a workshop "But the regulations have to the suit was a last resort to represented the Owosso Saturday morning, luncheon at apply uniformly," admonished determine ownership of the Womens Bowling Association They all attended the party "noon, and meeting in the af township attorney Dick sewage treatment plant in their June 7 -8 at the Michigan given for the officers and ternoon, Roninson. township and claim the county Womens Bowling Association The ordinance adopted just stalled the issue too long. State Convention held at the Monday was similar to a model "We've had more interaction, Ramada Inn in Muskegon, FATHERS DAY one put out by the governor's with the county since that suit office and took immediate ef was filed than we have had in a fect, Trustees bypassed a 30- long time," said trustee William ilay tlelay by deleting a penalty' Purves. Investigate SUNDAY, June 16 i provision, which will probably Emerson agreed, but pointed be added to the ordinance at a out legal action could still be cycle theft -Jater meeting/ avoided if planned negotiations with the county get results. it's Rehmqnn's of ST. JOHNS Discuss sewer suit '*We can still meet, with the DEWITT TWP - DeWitt Twp Board members also negotiating committee," he police are investigating the discussed the suit they filed said, "and hopefully we can get Sunday theft of a $675 motor for the most comfortable recently against Clinton County worked out without ever going cycle from the Jack Pine Lodge and Bath township. They say to court." on US-27, just south of Clark ltd. KuitSCaeki mode * KEHMANN'S ofSt. Johns A police spokesman said the cycle, a 1974 Honda "Elcinore," for Father's Day Sunday-June 16 is owned by Dennis Yunker, 18, ' by HAGGAR Sign Ovid ^street contract - of 6223 Hilliard, Lansing. and JEWELRY It was contract signing time in Ovid Monday as village officials, engineers and contractors inked the Yunker told police he raced SANSABELT line for $230^00 street building project. Signing the contracts are [from left] Earl Canfield, village the cycle, then parked it down a clerk; Carl Mcintosh of Capitol Consultants; Alton Brayton, contractor and Dale Crossland, village hill from the track while he clerk. The total price of the project includes $178,297 for construction, engineering and contingencies. went back to watch the next We Monogram race. When he returned, the LEVI'S Our Streets to be rebuilt include Park, Front, High, Pearl, East, First and Main. Funds come from general cycle was gone. KEY obligation bonds, Motor Vehicle Highway funds and Revenue Sharing. BILLFOLDS and other SLACKS i.» CASES F-R-M,, Plan 40th s9oo to $3250 Allen campaign from Billfolds 5°°- to 150 0 class (From Front Page) MEN'S KNIT professional activities in central Michigan. well paying position as head of a state reunion He and his wife JoAnn, with their two agency for the senate seat, Allen said, "My SPORT SHIRTS BILLFOLDS children, Lester 8, and Cari 5, live on their present position is interesting and 50 00 ELSIE (c) -Reservations are own farm in Gratiot County. In addition to challenging. However, I am one of those *4 ,o *15 TRAVEL KITS being received for the 40th their own farm, he has been active in the Americans who still believes in our system reunion of Elsie High School management of the Allen family farm -- a of government. In a democracy there is no centennial livestock farm located between job more interesting, exciting, and graduating class of 1934 which / LUGGAGE will be held Sunday, June 23 Ithaca and Alma. His children are the sixth rewarding, than serving as the elected for Men and under the beautiful old trees at generation to have lived on the family farm. representative of the people. the location of Elsie Junior High Allen holds the Bachelor of Arts and "At this time," he continued, "when some Women School, formerly the old Elsie Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees from people are turning their backs on the political process it is especially important AND High. Michigan State University, and has done graduate work toward an advanced degree that others with broad backgrounds outside government be willing to serve. I am willing Attache Cases 1 in Agricultural economics. He served on the If weather is not permitting, staff of Alma College in the biology and eager, and I am sure that I have they will assemble in the Junior department for nine years, and he is a something to offer the people I would serve VISIT OUR.. High at 1:30 pm where they will partner in the State Road Animal Hospital, in Michigan," he concluded. be served a Swiss Steak dinner just east of Alma, where he established a Allen's father, Lester Allen, served GIFT BAR catered by Jim and Marie Hurst veterinary practice in 1958. several terms in the House of Represen of the J&M Restaurant in Elsie, While in the House of Representatives, tatives and is well known in Michigan MANY UNUSUAL Allen was a prime sponsor and chief ad agricultural circles. He is now retired and GIFTS FOR MEN Mrs Esther (Henry) Tabor vocate of a number of successful measures. lives on the family homestead. and Raymond Thornton, He feels his major accomplishments were in members of the class are co- the area of property tax credits, mobile In its entirety the 30th senate district chairmen of the arrangements. home financing, mobile home parks, and includes the basic area now served by Bill They are being assisted by their welfare reform. Other successful issues Ballenger, although the state-wide reap portionment two years ago,'that becomes REHMANN'S IREHMANN'S spouses. Burton Tabor and Mrs include banking, fabric flammability, Eleanor Emmons Thornton. alimony law, and road and trails for effective with the forthcoming election, CLOTHING — FURNISHINGS — SHOES CLOTHING —FURNISHINGS —SHOES ' bicycles, horses, and pedestrians. changed some of the outlying boundaries. Senator Ballenger is now running for the US for DAD and LAD for DAD and LAD Invitations have been mailed ASKED WHY HE would leave a secure, Congress. ST. JOHNS, St. Johns to all the class. i JP i * \.f j i n "r ST* -a, ,-ar -y sav-dK™-, m *Oa, . Buying or Selling CALL US FOR RESULTS © 1972 - 14 x .60 AMERICAN MOBILE HOME, 2-BEDROOM, ON LOT IN OVID, $500 DOWN AND TAKE OVER PAY MENTS OF $105 PER MONTH. FOR RENT1 IN OVID - 2-BEDROOM M-21 TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS, RANGE, REFRIGERATOR, AIR CONDI TIONED, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.' BORON 2 ACRES IN SHIAWASSEE COUNTY. NICE PINE TREES. 1-NEW RANCH HOME IN OVID, 3 BEDROOM, FULL BASE MENT, CARPETING. SEE THE ULTIMATE IN FAMILY] LIVING AT ITS BEST! 10 ACRE PARCEL WITH CREEK THRU IT. TERMS. In beautiful quiet subdivision near Ovid, this 3-bedroom home with full base .MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT IN OVID. ment w/fireplace, nice family room, 20x44 swimming pool w/dressing rooms.I 1 - ACRE COMMERCIAL LOT, CORNER OF PRICED IN MIDDLE 30's. Corner Lot. HOLLISTER RD. AND M-21, OVID. BORON OIL CO. LOCATED AT Gilbert Bovan, Broker * Phone 834-2288 101 S. U.S.-27 IN ST. JOHNS OVID SERVICE AGCY Tony Sinicropi and David J. Hill Ovid Sales Representatives 104 N. MAIN PHONE 834-2288 Phone 834-5049 Phone 834-5621 Introduces Their New Manager ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SERVICE HOURS: I GAS SAVER 1 Mon. thru Thurs. BATH MIDDLE SCHOOL .7 A.M.-10 P.M. I TUNEUP 1 ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS Friday & Saturday SPECIAL! t » The Board of Education of Bath Community School will receive sealed proposals for the additions and alterations to the 7 A.M.-12 A.] s -Bath Middle School (series no. 7109) Until 3 O'clock P.M. EDST, June 20,1974 at the superintendents office 13675 Oak Street, , MOST AMERICAN Bath, Mich,, and publicly opened and read aloud at that time. Proposals received after the time specified will be returned unopened. Bids may not be withdrawn for a period of 30days after opening. ' Sundays - I 6 CYLINDER CARS This is a Construction management Project, in multiple proposal, will be received as defined in the index of work category. „ 9 A.M.-ll P.I Proposals shall be submitted in quadruplicate on the form provided, by the Construction Manager, and accompanied by a bid bond or certified check, in an amount of not less than 5 percent of the base proposal sum. $1C95 Contract document may be examined on or df ter June 7,1974 at the office of The Warren Holmes Company'.and Kenneth JACK ROBERTS Black Associate Architect Inc., Architect-Engineers-Planners, 820 North Washington Ave., Lansing, Mich.j The office of 26 Granger Construction Company Inc., Construction Manager, 2702 South Cedar Street, Lansing, Mich.; The office of *• Superintendents, 13675 Oak Street, Bath, Mich.; Builders Exchanges in Detroit, Lansing and Grand Rapids; S.W. Dodge Corp.,in Detroit, Lansing, and Grand Rapids; and through the Dodge/Scan System. I June Service Specials! 8-CYLINDER CARS Contract Documents may be attained from the office of the Architect. Bidders may obtain one complete set for a deposit of $40.00. All documents remain the property of the owner and shall be returned in good condition within 10 days of opening 1 date. I FREE GREASE JOB with EACH OIL CHANGE All proposals submitted shall remain valid for a period of, 30 days after opening of bids. 50095 The Board of Education reserves the right to waive any irregularities, reject any or all proposals or accept any proposal * which in their opinion serves the best interest of the school district. J JUNE SALE NOW IN 32 i PROGRESS ON ALL •Add $3.00 for Signed Air Conditioning BOARDOFEDUCATIONBATHCOMMUNITYSCH0OL ROGER CARLSON . SUPERINTENDENT I , ATLAS TIRES PHONE MECHANIC ON DUTY 30 Years Experience 224-9978 fi 12A CLINTON COUNTY N^WS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 13,1974 MEA president Clinton Area ) speaks ir) St Johns Obituaries ST JOHNS « Mary K. Kosa, Mark DeBoer Harold A. Gillette president of MBA, was the guest speaker at the recent ST JOHNS - Mark DeBoer, LAKE ODESSA - Harold A. annual election of officers for 73, of 406 W Walker St, died June Gillette, 50, of 1102- Lakeview ' the St Johns Education 11 at his residence. Funeral Dr, died Friday, June 7 at his Association. services were held Thursday, home. Services were held at St "Is MEA working for June 13 at the Osgood Funeral Edwards Church on June 10 teachers," was the topic of Home. Interment was in Mt with Rev Fr Robert Mat- Kosa's address, her answer Rest Cemetery. ternoski officiating. Interment included the following: He Was born in Falmouth, was in Lakeside Cemetery. Newly elected officers of the St Joseph Altar Soritty were installed June 7 at St Jdseph Social Hall. They 1, Currently the MEA is Mich, on Dec 22,1900, the son of He was born in Detroit on Oct are [from left] Arietta Schafer, president; Berths Thelen, Deanery president; mr. Marie Slamka, 1st gearing up for up coming Henry and Agnes (Cats) t2, 1923, the son of Otto and V vice-president; Diane Goerge, 2nd vice-president; Cindy Vitek, secretary; Lorraine Kudwa, treasurer; teacher contracts around the DeBoer. He married Ruth Mariata (Bradshaw) Gillette, \ Joan Miller, new board member; Barbara Minaritt, board member at large. •state. This is the most pressing Patrick on Aug 17, 1926 in He married Marion-Tomlian in at this time. Manton, Mich. He was a Jan, 1947. He joined the armed PLANNED .USE REPORT 2, The public only • sees member of the First United services in 1941 and served in Methodist Church of St Johns Germany under Gen Patton Garnral RmmM Sharif provldts fedaral fundi dirtctly to local t-xl Mite BOvernnWThB taw requires each flMernment to teachers when we are on strike and of the IOOF of St Johns. He publish a report ol Ha plans for the use of these funds to inform its clt'iens end to ancouraga their participation in deciding how or in a similar light and this is during WWII, He owned the money ought to be spent Within the purposes listed, your government may change this apandtnp plan. was a meat packer and Gillette's Sport Shop at Jordan not the real teache.*. The image president of Mark DeBoer and PLANNED EXPENDITURES THI of the Michigan teacher is very Lake and was manager of St OPERATING/ CATEGORIES (A) CAPITAL IB] Son, Inc. Jphns Furniture. He was a- MAINTENANCE (0) BlWHTMhsHip important. A good example of ANTICIPATING AGENERALflEVENUESHARlNQ PAY- this is the current St Johns He is survived by his wife; 1 member of St Edwards Church, 1 PUBUC SAFETY Lake Odessa. MENT nc *"J Ifcf Edducation Association P.R, son, Dahl (Pat) of St Johns; 1 2 ENVIRONMENTAL FOR THE FIFTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOD, JULY 1.1974 program, brother, Harold of Detroit; 2 He is survived by his wife; 2 PROTECTION THROUGH JUNE 30,1975. PLANS TO SPEND THESE sisters, Jean of St Johns and sons, Richard of Lake Odessa 3 PUBUC FUNDS FOFKTHE PURPOSES SHOWN. 3i MEA is also leading the TRANSPORTATION current battle with the State Mrs Helen Fangboner of Port and Harold, Jr at Home; 3 »/ACCOUNT NO. 23 3 fil9 083 Richey, Fla; and 6 grand 4 HEALTH Board of Education on Dr daughters, Cynthia Ann, Have you been thinking about dance or acrobatic lessons BINGHfHI TOWNSHIP children. Patricia Jean and Mary Ann, all for your child? If you have,"or if you were disappointed Portly accountability model. B RECREATION TOWNSHIP SUPV This particular model for ac at home; 1 granddaughter; 2 with your child's progress at another studio, Bohaty's CLINTON COUNTV sisters, Mrs Dorothy Kostanz of B LIBRARIES countability does not promote Emma May School of Dance cordially invites you to attend their pre 5T JOHNS MICHIGAN 46879 the feelings of teachers, ad Detroit and* Mrs Delores sentation of IT'S A SMALL, SMALL WORLD Thursday, 7 SOCIAL SERVICES ministrators, counselors, Gauche of Torrace, Calif; and 2 \ June 13, 7:00 P.M. at the St. Johns High School FORAGED OR POOR Thompson brothers, Donald of Norwalk, 4 a FINANCIAL parents, and other groups. (D)Thi n»«TO Technology fias reached the point t where funeral directors could be ' replaced by machines — and, if the day ever comes when human CENTRAL caring is no longer a factor, we undoubtedly will be. NATIONAL OSGOOD FUNERAL HOMES BANK 0SG00DO^G0ERGE£FOWLER U SERVING YOU FROM FOUR LOCATIONS - (IBBOTT^HOUGHTOn&vsr. JOHNS / MAPLE RAPIDS OVID ST. JOHNS OVID . PEWAMO SOUTHGATE PLAZA fjr*5kiSi2.*j. sL er Jaycees recognize ers at et FOWLER. - The Jaycee* the age of 35, he is considered an , president Louie Koenigsknecht president, Louie Koenigknecht certificate of* appreciation for a held their annual Ajyards and }Exhausted,Rooster; jExhausted, to in-coming > president presented ah award. to Bill job well done, as ..chapter Installation. Banquet Saturday, roosters this year were Gerald Hungerford.. The in-coming Renwick for being anv out president. ' ^ June 1. The banquet vJas en , Fox, and Car] Koenigsknecht, . president then introduced his standing keynote speaker. He\ joyed by 40 Jaycees,wivesand who was .a charter member of new 'board pf directors and "also told of the award that) He then presented the in guests. Master ,of ceremonies the Fowler Jaycees. .:- '.* * swore them into office.» coming president; with a check would, be presented to Jim and membership card for the for the- -jByeningt was Clare At; the beginning of the year, After , the: swearing" jn . Edwards for oustanding press Koenigsknecht,'past state of coverage of the Fowler Jaycees first -member of. the Fowler Fowler extended a Jaycee . ceremonies, he commented on Jaycees for the 1974-1975. year, ficer for the, Michigan Jaycees; chapter into the community of what he expected" from, his during the past year, Edwards and present member of the the first member was Larry L. -.Pewamb. The chairman of this board of .'directors, the mem was unable to attend, » '•"' Koenigsknecht.; fbWler'Jaycees, extension was Bob Halfman and bership and what he himself , After the1 av/ards, chairman Each of the project chairman ' be received an award of ex wanted to see accomplished in, .1 of, the board for lasryear, Jim; ' After the awards, the meeting ' in the. 3 different areas of. cellence. ' ' -_ ' the Fowler •• Jaycees in .the ' W. Koenigknecht presented the • was adjourned with the Jaycee Jaycee. programming, (In^ There were 4 Jaycees who coming year.; out-going president with a Creed, leti by Bill Remytak, . ternai, External, and Ways and. earned their Diploma in the •'» After his remarks, national Means) was awarded a Cer Leadership in Action course director for the; Region G tificate of Merit for a job well which Is offered to all Jaycees' Jaycees, Jjm W. Koenigsknecht;; done in-hls particular area, ' on 2 different-levels, Those 4 ., remarked on(the past yjear.of. Clinton County There -Were 3 Jaycees who ;were, Roger Cook; Tim Fink,. the Fowler Jaycees,' and met the requirements for their Wayne McCausey; and. John challenged Ken and his hew first year award/vttiich is' a Simon, Two Jaycees received a ; board to have a bigger and News /Spoke award.'.They ^ere,. Certificate for Speak-tJp, Alan. better year in Fowjer.during the iWayne McCausey^ Gordon Pohl and Frank Hufnagel.. Piggott; and Alan Pohl. Those , 1974-1975 Jaycee year. -.•• "/• St. Johns, Michigan The two outstanding awards The 'keynote laddfess .Ms , / receiving their Spark Plug for the evening were: Keyman award (for : meeting,. certain given by, Bill .|tenwick,> past requirements, and being, a . /\ward which went tcj Jim W.' state officer for the Michigan Koenigsknecht, and Jaycee of; Jaycees, a;nd present member' i—— in i ••mi •————y——^^——i member for, more than one The Year which was awarded to 6f the.Corunna Area-Jaycees. & Fowler Jaycee officers for the coming year are (front, from left) Tim Fink, ways; and means vice-} year) were; Tim Pink; Frank the in-coming president, Keh His' theme was "Priority on SECTION "JunJ e 13,1974; • 8/ president; Louie Koenigsknecht, chairman of the board; Frank Hufnagel, secretary; Ken Hungerford, Hufnagel; Ken Hungerford;* l Hungerford. - <: j, .1 People", . • '.. ' 'S F president; Luke Weber, treasurer; (rear, from left) John C. Rademacher, external vice-president; Ron Jim W. Koenigsknecht, and After the' presentation of After the keynote adt Theleft, director; Kenneth Bertram, director; Wayne McCausey, internal vice-president, and Gordon Louie.Koenigsknecht. .dress there were special Piggott. director. Not shown U Alan Pohl, director, V- \. , ! ^fter a Jayeee has reached awards, the oat|i of office was B $ administered by . outTgoing presentations made. .Past &m^»&::W^ / !*,< Happy mails to you $ These tips to he^p vacationers in cars/ trains or planes." enjoy trouble-free mailing of Legible Zip Codes vii\\ help lOvQOO letters and post cards While on speed mail to its proper, their holiday were offered this destination. /. week b'y postmaster Keith tAl Keep'this trick in mind: Type Mishler of St Johns/. » •?•' the addresses of friends and VMail as early as possible ini relatives on self-adhesive labels the day, preferably in the before you leave' home. It is I ns0 ranee morning," he said? "Avoid surprising how much time this' .mailing oh weekends when saves on the road and how much many post offices are closed. 'neater those cards will look. ' And try to deposit cards in Anothe): note: Don't fprget mailboxes that' indicate an about yoyr personal mail back early pickup." honie. ','-'' !'- „' ' Ndtional Disctjuhts He also suggested: Remember to ask a friend or . Buy enough, stamps before, neighbor to empty your mailbox leaving home1 to prevent run daily and to hold the mail until ning out far ;away from the you, return. An overstuffed box nearest, post office. Keep - in in your absence is an open iri- mind'.that stamps are more vitiation for thieves to enter roup expensive when purchased your temporarily unoccupied from commercial' vending home, K , ' machines. , ' Hoy/ever, if you prefer, you Alw'ays ( use sufficient can fill out a form' available postage. For .first-class'cards,1 from the post office and request er Imtvortqnt Services v use an 8-cent stamp if the post that your mail be held for any V j card is not larger than the period up to 30 days, If you ^ standard 4'/4x6 in. size. For choose this method, be sure to; "jumbo" cards, 10-cent stamps' stop in' and pick Hip your mail ;are required. For airmail, use1 When you return and specify ,an ll-ceht stamp on standard that you want your mailman to post cards and.\13-cents fbi: resume home delivery. . '•jumbo" .cards: AsVa general '"The best way to insure a "••:^ft: rule, use airmail stamps only relaxing vacation.comes from when the mailing distance is 600 taking, the necessary steps to miles or more.' make certain that everything - Remember to use Zip Cqijes. including the mail --.is. in good Many, -times., c>rds~ iaie,, _&&:>Ordec,,hd.cit » jomfi^/.-Mishler, dre'ssedv hurriedly while riding saidi - : • • .....(. =-..., er meets ST JOHNS -- River Wab- Good Citizens presented/Miss waysin Chapter,1. Daughters, of s. Brussel with a Good Citizen pin, the. American Revolution met The program'Was given by recently with Dr and .Mrs H Elder Darrel Jensen/and Elder Manning Bross* for their Rick Johnson of The Church of monthly meeting. l • Jestis Christ of Latter Day Saints: They' explained about The meeting was called to their missionary work and .order by the regent Miss* showed two films. One showed v -•* Maralyse Brooks'., The , ia- scenes from the library at Salt vocation was given by+ the Lake City? Uteh, how tq use the chaplain Miss Shirley Ptjuch. library and how to start tracing The national, defense reading your family tree. Y was given by the chairman Mrs : The other film^was "In This Dale Calder, "Lets Hear It! For Holy Place" showing,, scenes United States" tby Gordon Sinclair, Canadian .radio and from 'the temples and ex v> television, commentator. .The plaining why they do genealogy. 1. UNLIMITED CHECK WRITING... 5. NATIONAL DISCOUNTS AND President"general's Message ' Other guests presen,t ,were, r Mr and Mrs.Lloyd Campbell, was read by Miss Pouchy Mrs John' Carmack, Mrs NO MINIMUM BALANCE... i GROUP TRAVEL TOURS Frederick Fleischer, Van Hoag, Miss Debbie- Brussel, the _' Write as-many checks as you need. Never^an additional activity.charge . The BanClub Newsletter will inform members periodically of national chapter's Good Citizen arid her Mrs Kenneth Jones,. Leo, K. or need for a minimum average balance in your account. mother, Mrs Brussel Werei Pouch, Elder Eric Hash, Elder c ; discdimts; daily' car rentals frorn.NATJONAL Car Rental System, guests at the meeting. Mrs Van Gary Wilkens,' and William = ' Inc.; motel discounts.at RODEWAY INNS, special travel tours, from W. Hoag, chapter chairman of Butler, . ..•-•*' ' 2. PERSONALIZED CHECKS a weekend to a world cruise; exceptional rnerchandise offers and other membership benefits and services to be announced.. With deposit tickets and check covers. As many cfrecks as you need,. v I" Phone aKead for every one personalize^ with yqur name and address and, if desired, . your telephone r^umber. '...." , ., ' ', ( 6. OVERDRAF!AFTT PROTECTION s campsite report 3. 10,000 ACCIDENTAL DEATH CNB&Teasy BanClubmembers will be protected against charges for \' checkingaccountdverdrafts.up'to$i25.0b. ' ••» ": 1 \s.. LANSING.-r If you're plan Detroit' Information/ Office, INSURANCE ning a cam,ping-trip to one of 313-868-1640. Michigari*s many state parks, The information on canipsite Worldwide, on and off the job blanket coverage by Fireman's Fund. 7. TRAVELER'S CHECKS AND ^OU can callahead to see if. . 'vacancies will also be available American Life Insurance Company. Fifty percent reduction age through five; Michigan MONEY ORDERS there are any campsites v '' >7dand.over. Coverage divided equally on loint accounts.; , l * available through a .service Department bf Hjghways and Members of CNB&t easy BanClub may use all the travelers, phecks; offered by the'. Michigan Transportation. -Travel, In t" \ formation Centers:i ' . ; ." y... arid/or bank money orders ihey needwithout any charge whatever. Department of ;, Natural ; 4. CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE Resources, NewBuffalo, ^616-469-0011 " . The telephone service will Monroe, 313-S32-1768 • , •' ON INSTALLMENT LOANS ... all this begin June .17. and continue Port Huron, 313-984-2361 through-August 30 and, through Clare, 517-386-^634 ,and '•' • For members under age 66 who qualify for.personal installment .. ; plus more $000 ten different phonef numbers, •' Mackinaw City, 616-436-5566,. loansqf$1,000jprmore,creditliffeinsuranceis^provided^through will make campsite vacancy These telephone ^numbers, , ' .CWB&Tfeasy BanClub menibership when loan is paid as agreed to,1. Per Month should not be confu'sed with 3 information available io the to come! public/, ; : .- (; other service numbers of. the DNR offices having" vacancy Department of •' Natural information are: ' Resources, such as campsite .Region II, Roscommon, 517- reservations or , the; en- . vironmehta'l "hotline/1' .•"«: .'.••• Region III Headquarters,- ' Also, air calls made to an^.of Lansing* 5^-373.123^.;, t the- phone services must be, '•• Parks Division Office, ' prepaid. Collect calls' cannot be Lansing, 517-373-1270. - • accepted.,; . r ' . '*' North -i > ; On Sunday,'June 2, ;th6; :.,'Mrs-j Williahr, EJrnst arid); children of Mr and Mrs Rudolph "Maxine Errist accompaniedMr > Tfed,t honored their parents at and Mrs Edwin Mphnke of' on open house at their home in South Bengal to .the Wlmtmore .V -J' - honOr of their 40th wedding Lake Convalescent ^home where ' Whooo always has something new for you? v r anniVersaryi: '.•"•''.. •-• f they visited Lewis Ernst on Mr and Mrs-Robert Beckhbrn, Tuesday, evening, June 4; r ' of IqniaspiniFHday evenings Clinton National, that's whoool -: Mr and Mrs Maurice- Tiedt, .' '• '!. •\ ,'• -i. , May; 31 with Mrs Witfiarii Erhst and. children of • Monroe, .New s and^Maxine Ernst. / York tire visiting their parents, V"'-' On Sundayt Jurte 2i Mar> l>6e Mr and;Mrs RudolpHfTiedt and •w Theleh, datilgntfer; of Mr and Mrs Phillip for a few4ays; ' Claude Thelen and Glenn Thelph, son of Mf and Mrs: Mrs WiHiam Ernst and: Marvin Thefeii were' among Maxine Ernst VlSfted Mrs those graduated from Fowler Albert Moritz of Essex on MtlnOffiMlSt.Johm BitH • Ehlt • EuroK*'* Fowltr * Hubbard • Lilngtbutg * Mipltflibldt • Vtlky F»rrm » Wtcourta High;Schoof. • Sunday evening, •• mm. ) }. \' 2B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS.MICHIGAN, June 13,1974 Clinton County News W Back Through A PERSONAL LOOK t& THE NEWS HAROLD SCHMALTZ Advertising Director ^ w—. ^ Years Between the lines JIM EDWARDS Editor THJ^k ' From *• Clinton with Jim Edwards & * - !| "* \/. County, News files ? C- 1 .*•' of 1973,1964,1949 ^ Sheila was my downfall Saturday night-and, My memory really isn't all that bad-it's mostly We soy again-State Tax What's worse, 1 don't even know her. with names so I tried the association game for ONE YEAR AGO elec- I'm one of those scourges of the earth with an .awhile. You know - associate the- person with Monday's annual school affliction that's really not all that uncommon-a June 13,1973 tions. j something that will bring his name to mind im Commission factor is not fair District Judge Roland J. The Clinton county board of rotten memory for names. mediately. Duguay, 41, o£ St Johns, died supervisors passed a resolution It's not that I don't remember names because I That bombed with a sports editor I met while in Thursday at McLaren Hospital Friday combining the'offices of do- they just slip from my mind at those time I service. His physique matched the 2d syllable of Once again the Michigan State Tax Commission has thrust its in Flint after suffering a heart county prosecutor, assistant need them. his last name, Rowbottom. I confidently started Take Saturday night for instance. heavy hand into {he local assessing of taxes with little, regard for attack. v prosecutor and zoning attorney the subsequent introduction, "I'd like you lo meet A $3,980,000 proposal to into one full-time position. Name foregettors like me like to play little Steve Widebottom," theproblems caused, . games to veil our shortcoming. construct sanitary sewers, John Baker, vocational Enough for names by association. This year, the State Commission has decreed a 10 percent factor storm rsewers and water Preparing to introduce my wife to his wife, I Another trick of the malady is ask how to spell agriculture teacher at St Johns said {names have been changed to protect toe will be placed on Clinton County. systems in St Johns will go to High School since 1928, an- guUty etc) the last name. It goes like this,- You know his first ,,u 1 wSat hTiihntf * ^ ' "PMbert, for some reason your name, but can't remember the last,, "Before you Iri'bur opinion;* a county-wide basis is in no way a'fair pr6c8Bffre K^^L" STJ nouncedthis mteaddne at the w£e's name has slipped my mind and I want to go, KrankthisUe, action Monday night by the St to retire from e a g at give me the spelling of your last to levy such a factor. * , Johns City Commission. >- ™i , ?.„!!!. . introduce her to Lori (that's my wife'and the name.name."" end of this school year. name's not changed). y The unfairness again came to light at Monday night's St Johns The Ovid Alumni Banguet Superintendent of schools "Sure, Jim, S-M-I-T-H." puch. iyas held June 2 at the 'Dvid- > Earl Lancaster discussed the He came tojny rescue to save the inevitable The old "I don't know how to pronounce ft" CitjK Commission meeting. The city is in the midst of another Elsie High School with ap problems effecting the St Johns embarrassment and informed nte her name was game works every once in a while, but it can also reappraisal, which may go for naught if the county goes through proximately 150 alumni and public schools and the 30 rural, Sheila. blow up jn your face. How does this sound. ^Hi, my with a.proposed county-wide appraisal. guests attending, districts in the St Johns service *- It didn't sound right, but knowing my frailty for name is Jim Edwards and with me is Festermore, A total of 25 degrees were . area at Tuesday noon's meeting names 1 didn't question it too much. uh, uh. I'll lethim tell you-I can't ever pronouce it A~ ,courity-wide appraisal would, hopefully*, set property awarded to area students at of the local Rotary club. Well, Sheila was a name he made UD and I scent jright." . v — ^valuations equal through the borders of Clinton County. Michigan State University's the rest of the evening trying to explain why I "Sure thing, Jim,-Actually it's pretty easy once commencement exercises June called her Sheila and why I forgot her name in the you get the hang of it. I'm Festermore Edwards." • As it'stands, however, despite judicious efforts by St Johns and 25 YEARS AGO first place. 10. Speaker^for the event was , 'June 9,1949 My salvation is my wife. She never "forgets a other units of governments, the citizens of those units are paying ijoted CBS television newsman Actually, she was very nice about the whole name and can usually come to my rescue before l \ the tax bite caused by other units not being assessed at a high Walter Cronkite. St Johns voters approved a gaffe and said she understood people with a start stammering, grasping mentally for the enough level. - The Elsie Lions Club along charter amendment proposal to problem like mine. * name. with the Elsie Improvement , increase the personnel of the . Of course friend Philbert is on top of my "Poison Just the other night, I started an introduction To putitin rnore simple terms, let's use'this example: You live Association is again sponsoring cit„.vy commission from thre_ e t„o 4 Ivy In The Christnras Card" list and he's still and she jumped fight in with the name to save my the anriual Carnival Days five members by the whopping ' explaining who Sheila really is. ^. hide, in a $24,000 home. You Prepaying taxes on an equalized valuation majority of 194 to 5 at a special A l°nS time ago, I read every advertisement, celebration. ' s etc mat to It went like this, ''Well, hi, Farquhar, I'd like of $12,000. However, your neighbor lives in an identical home with Operation Mainstream a election here Tuesday. to*y *d how to improve one's memory. voutomeetmy wife,uh,uh,ahem,er,.. " an identical price tag, but is paying on only $5000. division of the Office of Judge Morris K.Davis, of the ' A By recent State Tax Commission actions, it would be possible for Economic Opportunity is still Ionia-Montcalm circuit, issued alive in the county. The purpose an order in court here Friday them- to-'determine you would make up the tax deficit caused by of Operation Mainstream is to separating the eastern sections your neighbor being assessed at a lower rate. Although simplified, create jobs for and" train of NO JOB IS TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL AT CAIN'S > ( ALWAYS IN THE MARKET FOR SEE US FIRST FOR Auto Body • Oats • Corn • Whnt • Soytwans i t \ aWhrtfl Beans , L7VNDB7VNK FARM LOANS ANY MAKE • ANY MODEL Sell, Store, or Grain Bank • New Facilities? ' BULK AND BAGGED FERTILIZER 1104 S. US-27 • Repairs? , AND BULK DELIVERY OF PURINA FEEDS Ph. 224-7127 St. Johns, Mich. • Expansion? MATHEWS ELEVATOR Serving America's Farmers: Providers of Plenty, Modernization? Fowler, Mich. 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All Kroger Beef is inspected by a U.S. Dept. of 0 Agriculture grader to make sure: it meets quality ,*.-• •'-(-." standards for, U-S. Gov't. Graded Choice Beef, Trimmedof excess fat, bone,and waste before it is You don'thave to\be a colinoisseur of fine wines to appreciate the full select . • weighed and priced. You get more good eating meat -tidrt' of quality ;domesti6 ajfidlirnported beers, wines-and accessories found.Iri'. - lesi thrpw^away waste when you serve fresh, tender : yout Superstore-Wins ($($£'> perhaps one of the better selections to be beef from Kroger, i ..,.,'. \: 1' ; • ^ found under one.roof in this area. And they're Discount-Priced, too!.'_ ?y, X 6B .CLINTON COUNTY NEWS', ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN Jiine 13,1974 St Johns sale marks end BiirsColumn -, 4-H Chatter of grafnrstorage era * \Jsing insects W Challenge ST JOHN$ - Thursday, June and for the dismantHn&of grain sale may b£ obtained by con fo control insects *:* 10, in St Johns, will mark the bins will be sold. tacting the Clinton County ASCS By WILLIAM LASHER end of an era of PS Government Included will be three 2-ton Office, 100 South Ottawa Street, owned grain storage in International trucks with St Johns, phone 517-224-3720, or* Extension Agriculture Agent By JOHN AYLSWORTH Michigan, according to Walter hydraulic dump bodies,-1 In by contacting the nearest Biological control of a pest is reduced since the nurseries Wittenbach, Chairman of the ternational 2 and-a-Jialf-ton county A'SCS office. Michigan State Agricultural truck equipped with a 10-ton using one living thing to were established, There are six "CHAL^ENGE ment of 'Natural Resources 18, 7:30 pm at the* Central Stabilization and Conservation Only producers (farmers) eliminate or control another. If cereal leaf beetle nurseries gave the training. Also the boom and power winch, 1 .you have mice problems getting .spread throughout the county "Challenge" is a new 4-H National Bank in St Johns. Committee. ~* Chevrolet 2-ton boom truck with Will be eligible to purchase bins, project being tried in three group vwas trained in what Members will "give a 5 to 7 a" cat to control them is now. happens when a canoe upsets 1 The * Clinton County ASCS ' power winch, 2 three-quarter- Each purchaser of a bin will be counties (Clinton, 'Allegan & minute talk on any topic-of their Ion late model pickups, and a required to certify that the bin biological control. The parasite program for the Marquette,) on a pilot basis. and hov? to get" in .while the' choice. Twenty percent'of the Committee will offer for public Using a parasite insect to alfalfa-weevil has just begun, canoe is still' submerged. auction, at St Johns, the balance John Deere 40 tractor, will be used in connection with This new program offers youth contestants will receive a trip to • Smaller items include an ' the storage or handling of control another insect is an area Two nurseries were established and adults in these counties an This past weekend proved to Mackinac Island on the of the surplus bins and equip where biological control shows last year with five more started ment. implement trailer, welder, air agricultural commodities, opportunity to experience bea wetone for the members of weekend of June 29-30. The -great promise. A parasitic wasp this yeart the 4-H Wonders taking the compressor, paint 'sprayer, Except \ for the bin outdoor adventures like staying Winning boy and girl entry in The, sale will include JU5 impact wrenches, hand tools, is used to control the cereal leaf Within twov years the in the woods overnight, explore challenge project. The group the county will have,the op round bins with aeration fans' k requirement, all the equipment bettle and, it has worked very parasites of the alfalfa weevil was to camp out in the Sleeping and many more articles all in is for sale to any person wishing caves, repelling or climbing a portunity to participate in the ^nd tubes as well as a 40'xlOO' good condition. effectively. In using biological, should be having an impact on cliff, live off the land for several Hollow Park. Although they got state contest in August. quonset structure and a 20'x40' to bid at the auction. The terms control, you don't eliminate the controlling alfalfa weevils. days, hike 25-30 miles in a day soaked they stayed the night storage shed. This sale will beheld at thtfSt are cash on the day of sale insect you dislike, but control There are 25,000 more acres and other wilderness adventure and are looking foyward to 4-H DAY AT' " Wittenbach stated that all the Johns binsite' located in the except that bins may be him so he does minimal another, weekend -of camping financed under the Farm of hay than oats in Clinton activities. < •TIGER STADIUM equipment that has been used in northeast city limits of St Johns, 1 damage. If the undersirable County so the impact of the out. the past by the State bin crews on East Steel street, Clinton Storage Facility * Loan, insect was eliminated from the Tfie volunteer leader and teen Let's all go to the ball game on Program. alfalfa weevil parasite will not leader after being trained will SOFTBALLRESULTS Saturday, August 24, 2974 when to maintain grain bins and sites • County, Michigan. Details of the area so would the parasite {the be felt as dramatically as the The 4-H Softball season biological control). Perhaps at work with young people who are it's 4-H Day at Tiger Stadium. It cereal leaf beetle parasite. * interested in high adventure opened this last weekend with will be the Texas Rangers vs. a later time the undesirable From both an economic and the following games played in insect would return to the area and stress oriented wilderness the Detroit Tigers with the Sxt&ttctK uUettd&i environmental standpoint, activities. the white league: Prairie 22" - game, to begin at 2:15 pm. and there would be no parasites using, biological contrpl Maple Leafs 18;^Stoney Creek 24 to control it. i - So far the leaders have Tickets are 50 cents each and June 13-14 — 4-H Trip Award August 7 — 4-H Demon- August 13 — State Farm methods on these two ^insect received training incompleting - Bengal Community 12; adults can purchase tickets'at to Cedar Point stration and Action Exhibit Management Tour - Tuscola Using biological control with pests is a far better way to do it the obstacle course, some basic. Charlie's Gang 40 -\Green Acres 50 cents each at the rate of one June 18 - 4-H Public Contest County — harmful insects me"ansv there than using sprays. \ survival considerations, 10. All other games in the white adult per 5;youth. Money for 'Speaking Contest - St. Johns August 12-14—Clinton County August 20-22 — State 4-H will still be some around but not We are releasing parasites as repelling and climbing the league and green leagues were tickets must be turned jnto the Activities - MSU enough to cause much damage. rapidly as theyvreproduce at the postponed due .to rain or County Extension j Office by June 20 — US, Government 4-H Fair - ledges and water survival. The \ Grain Bin Sale - St Johns There are two insects we are parasite nurseries at the MSU \next 3 training sessions will be muddy fields, if weather per Monday, July 15. We will June 20-22 4-H Exploration Paulo Pope to*perform ustag parasites to control in Kellogg Farm near Kalamazoo. on first aid June 13, IB, & 20 at mits, all teams should be in schedule the St Johns Com Days at MSU Clinton County, the cereal leaf I think using parasites to Smith Hall in St Johns starting action this weekend. munity Bus if enough people June 23 — Open Horse Show - with NMU marching band beetle and the alfalfa weevil. control the alfalfa weevil shows at 7:30 pm. Another session on THEY'LLGOTO want to go at the rateeof $2 each Fairgrounds, St. Johns The cereal leaf beetle great promise, but it will take a , repelling the ledges will be CEDAR POINT with the basis of first come first June 24 — 4-H Horse Leaders MARQUETTE - It has, been Northern, she served with the St parasite nurseries were started year or more of increasing tile scheduled for June 25 at Grand The Cedar Point 4-H trip serve. This 4-H day at Tiger June 25-28—College Week for .announced by Ben F, Miller, Johns High School Band. in 1971 and have been -sue- parasite numbers to make an Ledge and a weekend survival 'award is new this year for the Stadium would be an excellent Women, Hubbard Hall, MSU director of the Northern During the 1973 season the cessful. Cereal leaf bettle impact on controlling the alfalfa campout on July 19-21 is being Clinton County 4-H members, way to cap off the 4-H summer July 6 — 4-H Glass Recycled Michigan University "Wildcat" "Pride of the North" presented population has been much weevil. ' planned. The group will leave Thursday, program. half-time shows at all home Project - Fairgrounds, St. Johns Marching Band, that Paula Presently five Clinton County June 13 at 1:00 pm from the V July 7 — 4-H Youth Camp Pope has been accepted into the games and also hosted eight Extension Office for the Cedar HOW ABOUT BELIZE TRIP high school bands at the Annual clubs are offering this new 4-H Begins - Hastings •. 1974 NMU "Wildcat" Marching project called challenge: 4-H Point Amusement Park in Anyone interested in going to July 9 — Out-of-County 4-H Band. \ Band Day Festivities. Now with Chloe's Column Sandusky, Ohio. They will stay Belize in* Central America? A a new director, Ben Miller, and Wonders, Fowler Busy Bees, Dairy Tour . Paula is the daughter of Mr Bengal Community, Wilderness overnight at the Hotel Breakers visitation to Belize by Michigan July 13-14 — 4-H Trip Award' and Mrs Darrell Pope of 507 many innovative half- at the Point and spend all day 4-H'ers has been set up for July time presentations, the- Mar Learn food preservation Challenge and a new club un to Barry County, Hastings West Park street, St Johns. She named yet under the leadership Friday, June" 14 at the park. On 15 - August 1 for 10 youth and 2 July 18 — District Black and is a 1974 St Johns graduate. ching "Wildcats" predict a 128- the trip down the group will stop or 3 adults. The cost is $500 for picce member band next fall by correspondence of Gary Larsen in St Johns. ^ youth and $535 for an adult. This White Show • Corunna She will be entering the band- Last Thursday evening the over at the Blue Hole in July 26 — State Black and the *'Pride of the North" a"s a featuring the dance drill teams- Castalia, Ohio. A total of 32 4-H cost includes transportation to -the Hi*-Steppers. Chloe Padgitt Challenge leaders and teen and from Belize, meals and White Show - Goodells flute plaver. Prior to coming to leaders were given water members and 5 adults will Clinton County Home Economist ' make the trip. lodging, spending money, travel survival training. Members in the country. Anyone who is given an opportunity to try out PUBLIC SPEAKING Are you up-to-date on the Pickles and Relishes, and CONTEST interested in applying should do latest food preservation different clothing that could be it by July 1 by calling 355-0180 in Making Jams and Jellies. used for floatation. Jim Mar- , The 4-H public speaking (canning and freezing) With each lesson you will contest will be Tuesday, June East Lansing. techniques? Do you have receive a packet of materials. tindale from (the State Depart questions about the proper You complete the lessons at temperature to use for canning home in your spare time."After meat? Do you wonder whether finishing a lesson, return an Sheoordsville tto blanch corn on the cob? Do assignment sheet to the Ex you know which foods should be tension Office, and your next canned under*. pressure and lesson will be sent tp you. There Donate for CWS Mrs Harold Bates and. Mrs which are safe to process in a are no meetings to attend. At Harold Smith were appointed to The Shepardsville United Robert Hebeler, Sr. Mrs Lester select the memorial books that boiling water bath? What type - the conclusion of the course, we Methodist Church recently sent Becker gave the Invocation. of containers are suitable for will mail you a special cer money ' for 13 blankets, 44 will be place,d in the Ovid use in the freezer? tificate of completion. The afternoon was spent in Library. Mrs Roger Smith, Mrs YOU'LL WANT TO TELL YOUR pounds -*of clothing and other selecting hostesses and getting Marian Walker and the If you are not really sure of The enrollment fee is $2.00. money to be used for food to ideas for the programs next president, Mrs Martha Parks, FRIENDS ABOUT your answer to these and many This covers the cost of printing Church World Service. The" year. ' will comprise the Program other preservation questions, and reference materials in- trucks that pick up the clothing Two notes of appj-eciation Committee. i we-hav&an idea tha^njay help q chideduwjth,{he iesson&jjidunf^ inth'isareayflUnotJjepickingtt we^e're^[j Tl J J /.t) ,.1/ fromf-MrS Florence" The remainder di ftie 'ar-' . * EGAN FORD SALES, Inc. " you. Why not enroll in ..''Food- - Ifor addiUopjil information or,-t up any more-due to th>,eost of- phelps-sa,.. oah' d Mrs Florence! terrioon was spent'in1 pleasant ^ t Preservation at Home", a home to enroUf contact £he,(Exten5,ipn ,\ transportation and the gasoline Parmentertu Mrs'' Palen was conversation. All present' plan 200W. Higham ST. JOHNS Phone 224-2285'"" study course being offered by Office. Please make, checks .shortage. given a vote of appreciation for to meet in September at the Clinton County Cooperative payable to the Clinton County her work the past 4 years. Mrs home of Mrs Harold Bates in St Extension Service. It's designed Cooperative Extension Service. Library picnic Clayton Sherwin and Mrs Johns. „ to assit homemakers who have Remember the course is The.Ovid-Duplain Library preserved food at home update available to any interested Club held its annual picnic on themselves and help individual. Pass this in-] Friday, June 7 at the home of • t homemakers who have never formation along to your friends. Mrs GlenParks, southwest of St S&wice KW& FOR 1 preserved food learn how to do , I hope we|ve got-a date Johns. Eighteen members and'2 SSG Sisco ' communications equipment so safely and efficiently. guests enjoyed the potluck .repairman course conducted by to help cut the cost of food; the Air Training Command. LAWN and GARDEN The course includes five to learn new skills; to refresh dinner, and the Kentucky-fried US AIR FORCES, lessons. The lessons are on Food old skills; to study reliable, chicken furnished by Mrs THAILAND - US Air Force The airman* Who was trained Safety, * Canning Foods, information. Enroll now for Leonard Hall and Mrs Clarence Staff Sergeant Robert L. Sisco, to operate and repair Freezing Foods, Making "Food Preservation at Home"! Day. Assisting Mrs Pdrks was son of Mrs Gertrude F. Sisco, specialized communications * ' SEVERAL RIDER'S 227 W Stewart of Owosso, has equipment, is being assigned to \ been assigned to Korate Royal K.I. Sawyer AFB, Mich, for Simplicity 10 H.P. Thai AFB, Thailand. duty with a unit o&the Strategic . Ballenger baffles for 4 reforms The sergeantfWhose father is Air Command. GAAAPLES 7 H.P. Tractor & Mower Lawrence R. Sisco(of 411'N Airman Bond is a 1972. LANSING -- State Senator in which he held a substantial to bring these issues to a vote of Ovid, Elsie, Mich, 'is a 1963 graduate of Sf Johns High William S. Ballenger (R- interest. the people. We'll need more graduate of Owosso High School. His wife Joyce, is the HAY TOOLS FIELD CULTV. Ingham County) said last week than 212 thousand signatures, School. He attended ^Trenton daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald • TRACTORS he is preparing language to be "Moreover, a lobbying but even if we don't get on the (NJ) State College, Lake Schneider, who resides on Stone disclosure bill has never gotten LUNDEL CHOPPER d.D.CCA12' used on initiatory petitions to ballot until 1975 or 1976, we will Superior State College in Sault Road in Fowler, i 1-FARMALL M enact strict new state laws on off dead center. It is probable make it and we' will get an S.te Marie, Mich, anfi (Direct Cut) M.F. 10' 3 PT. none will ever be reported out of w/LOADER : campaign finance reform, overwhelmingly favorable vote, Southeastern Masschusetts Name Breath of FORD 9N N5 J.D. MOWER lobbying disclosure, qpen committee this year, much less just as in the states of University. I.H.C. 46GD* N.H. 66 BALER' meetings, and conflict of in- pass. We've got to stop kidding Washington, and California." SPRAYERS ourselves," said Ballenger. Sergeant Sisco, a social ac Life head in M.F. 65D , 1-ROWGEHL CHOPPER A terest. Ballenger said he hoped tions technician, is assigned to A.C. CHOPPER w/1 ROW / "With only 3 weeks remaining "Accordingly, I have in Common Cause, Governor "the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing, & HAY HEADS J.D. 25A 3 pt. ' L in the regular session of the 1974 structed my staff and the Milliken, and other interested afpart of the Pacific Air Forces. St Johns, J.D. 32ft. ELEVATOR HANSON 150q 3 pt. Michigan Legislature, it's Legislative Service Bureau to legislators would join him in a He previously served ,at ST JOHNS-Mrs William R. J.D, 38 CHOPPER CENT. 200q TRAILER .become obvious that the begin immediately'to prepare unified effort tp achieve reform Kingsley Field, Ore. Smith has been named local I.H.C. 45 T BALER Legislature is never going to language to be used on petitions by way of a vote of 'the people. Sergeant Sisco's wife, Cheryl, chairman of the 1974 Breath of 2 COL BY FORAGE BOXES achieve final success on these 4 is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Life Campaign to fight GOOD USED Nf.H. 818 CHOPPER \ explosive issues," said John E. Snyder, 1240 N CHip- children's lung disease. * \ Ballenger. "Even if a campaign Wendy Ward isJban Jewett grad PLANTERS W/2 HEAD i man St, Owosso. The newly-appointed I.H.C. 36' ELEVATOR finance reform bill and possibly Chairman is a resident of St GRINDERS an open meetings measure ST JOHNS - Wendy Ward, Joan Jewett Career School is AIRMAN Bond Johns and will lead local 1-CASE HAY BIND make it to the Governor's desk, N.I. CUT CONDITIONER daughter Of Mr and Mrs Wayne a private girls' school licensed " volunteers in raising funds to J.D. 494 it is questionable whether either Wara\'501 West Baldiwn, St by the Michigan'State Board of support the research and care » J.D 494A J.D. HAY CONDITIONER SAN ANTONIO - Airman J.D= 400 GRINDER MIXER* or both will be acceptable Johns, is a 1974 graduate of Education specializing in Michael J. Bond, son of Mr and for children suffering from I.H.C. 4 ROW GEHL GRINDER MIXER reforms." ' Joan Jewett Career School in airline and travel agency, Mrs James L. Bond of 1515 S Cystic Fibrosis, severe asthma, * A.C.4ROW \ D.B. HAMMER MILL Ballenger said that the need East Lansing 'majoring' in secretarial, fashion sales and Lansing St, SJ, Johns, ' has chronic bronchitis and other J.D. 290 ' for a tough conflict of interest or airline and travel agency. professional modeling. graduated at "Lackland ^AFB, related lung-damaging • • PLOWS public disclosure statute is Diplomas and a rose were Tex, Irom the' US' Air Force diseases. more imperative than ever hr presented to each student by Football has been an light of recent exposure of a Joan Jewett at a graduation- organized varsity sport at COMBINES Oliver 3-16 Mtd. PICKERS state legislator who, has been banquet atthe Albert Pick Hotel Eastern Michigan University J.D. 5-16 SEMI lobbying in behalf of an industry Friday, May 17, „ i since 1B90, PAY NO MORE! J.D. 25 1 I.H. 6-16 SEMI I.H. 91 OLIVER 5-16 TRAILER N.I. No. 10,1 ROW 1-J.D. 334 J.D. 4-14 TRAILER N.I. Nb. 71 ROW; Production CORN HEAD J.D. 3-14 Mtd. N.I. No. 300 2 ROW Credit/ A.C.90 M.F. 4-14 Mtd. > J.D. 237 Mtd. ' J.D. 4-14 Mtd. J.D. 227 Mtdv 0 A.C.60 offers a I.H.C. 2 ROW Mtd, bargain In i • i DISK 1 MISC MONEY N.I. UNI. EQUIP. forfarmm A N.I. 210 Spreadef N.I. 702 POWER UNIT . PCA lbfihs costr less be N.H. 200 BU Spreader K cause of the Unique FCA NX 701 POWER UNIT ^ N.I. 201 Spreaderu < way of figuring interest 761 HAY HEAD \ J.D. RWA 9' 10" 2 USED BEAN PULLERS - costs .. , custom-designed 722SHELLER , J.D.KBAH'2" J.D. 507 ROTARY CUTTER for farmers, OLIVER 12' Cdntlnlioui Flow 720 CORM HEAD SUPERIOR LOADER FOR , PRODUCTION J.D.AW11'2" Grain Dryar 721 HUSK BED FORD NAA . CRBDIT Chooii from 5 modeli to match your h*fr«t ritt.-A 760 CHOPPER ' Oliver 165 BU Spreader ASSOCIATION cipicititt vity, by modti, from 183 to 435 buiHtlt BUY THE BEST! 762 CORN HEAD J- ptr hotir. ' / Trikto A • Planing As»ls1»ht«f • Conitrucllan Service SEVERAL USED DRAGS 1 CHARLES BAHN EQUIPMENT • Setvite-AtlcfiThe Sale i ' BRACEY Broad R^nge of Bin Slz«s to Meet Yo^ Needs Comptoft llntvof stalls,rtinchtont, pani, wattr cupi, parlor /ftadlng tyifami, cow mati, fiat cart,, milking staid, ate., Carson City Farm Service: •nllabla tn Hot-Dtp oalwnlMd fltlUfi or bakad anarnat. |AOW1'WUH.qBR| JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVtCfc. NEW IDEA 9 NEMANIS ELECTRIC FRICKE FARM SERVICE CARSON CITY • PHONE 584-355Q UQO.US-27 St, Johns WlN.Milrt OyW, f ' 'oiricii'h.Bittrto HomPh 8346172 |4798S,ElyHw MI0DLETON Phoha 236-7358 * L FOR FAST ACTION ON YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS. .. Call ace 224-2361 a The Place Where The i 7B N Buying and Selling June 13,1974 Of Things Happen" WANT TO SELL your Land CLASSIFIED AD PAGES FOR SALE — 23" Arron travel Help Wanted Jobs Wanted Contract? We buy. Pay cash. trailer. Self-contained. Can be Mobile Homes 10 ^H Automotive :i For prompt fast service, call seen at Ka Rhon Campers! 1 Ford S. LaNoble, 1516 East CASH RATE 5* per word mile east, H mile south of RECEPTIONIST -TYPIST Michigan Ave., Lansing, NOTICE — Found-set of keys. Bannister. 862-5340, 6-3-p-9 FOR SALE - 12 x 60 Liberty. FOR SALE —1970 El Camino 6 WANTED - Must be good License identification numbers Michigan, phone (517) 482-1637, Minimum 50* per insertion typist and able to meet the evenings (517) 337-1276. 3-tf-4 Vh baths, partially furnished. cyl., std transmission, runs' DDB-658 and DDB-657. Owner Save a 254 service fee by paying for your charged FOR SALE - 10''"'"' "•' ' TIONEER U'feVWnV ^ OpeT'dallOpen" dailyy TtV & lo 9^»S?, L JflE * Lansing State Journal. 6-3-p-l baths-washer-dryer first floor. peted thru-out. Call Claudia 669- Phoh# collect'517^587-381^ iftk •ii*f'i" (^ Blossoji^lia^nond 1 Machinery & Parts. St. p.m., Sunday 8:30-12:30 & 3, \ Full finished basement Gas 3996 or DUane J. Andersen Real for Dick or Bob. 37-4 FOR SALE — 15 acres. $22,500. Johns, 224-4713. 7 p.m. rings. Bulova & Accutron heat, 2 car garage. Beautiful Estate, Inc. 669-5126. 7-l-p-4 Maple Rapids Road. $5500.00 Watches. Elsie, (102-4300. This Spoc« yard, garden space. Reuben down. $250.00 a month at 9%. WANTED FARMS any size with FOR RENT Eirschele 224-4660 or Houghton TAFT ROAD. NEW large, Across from Clinton Co. Real Estate 224-7570. 7-3-p-4 or without buildings. We have Country Club. Zoning is AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS PARTY SUPPLIES exquisite 4-bedroom colonial, 2 cash and contract buyer. Tax Phone 224-2361 full baths, full basement, 2-car residential and business. and financial assistance is in William H. Jones. 120-616-382- BILL FOWLER FORD. New SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., I) S. B PARTY SHOPPE. garage, blacktop road, country cluded in our program. Why lot. 8% assumable mortgage. 6966. 7-3-0-4 & Used Cars & Pick-ups. X. Residential - Commercial - Package Liquor 9 a.m. • 10 settle for less? FORTY years of US-27. DeWitt, fififl-2725. Industrial, 224-4277, 807-1/2 p.m. Mon. Thurs. Fri. & Sat. Consumers Power Company FARM and BUSINESS ex gas line. Fully carpeted, lots of E. Slate St. •) a.m. - II p.m. 224 N. perience - Our Slogan: "An CAIN - BUCK — PON Clinton. storage space, large country investment in earth is the best sized kitchen. Priced to sell. For Rent TIAC. New & Used Care, 210 on earth" References furnished W. Higliam, Complete Body " FARM Duane J. Andersen Real Estate, "upon request. THANKS - to our Inc. 669-5126. 7-1-P-4 & Service. NEW & USED clients for over $5,000,000.00 in FOR RENT - Available im DRAINAGE PLUMBING sales in the Tri-County AREA. 31 ACRES on Stoll Road. Just mediately in Elsie. 2 bedroom For the Best Buy in New & To realize the TOP DOLLAR for apartment. $100.00 per month Used Chevrolets see JAMES BURNHAM. DUNKEL PLUMBING AND off Chandler Rd. Beautiful your property, CALL, the HEATING. Licensed Master NEW EQUIPMENT woods on property. Duane J. plus'Utilities. 862-5480 or 862- KDISOKK CHEVROLET. Phone St. .Johns 224-4045. GOLDEN RULE AGENCY- 4462. 6-3-P-6 Fowler. Phone 50:1-2100. Bit, St. Johns. Plumber Ph. 224-:W7i, 807 E. Set of DUAL WHEELS w/NEWTIRE Andersen Real Estate, Inc, 669- GELS AGENCY, VINCE GELS- State St. 5126. 7-l-p4 .18.4x34 ' BROKER, (No salesman) ' FOR SALE OR RENT. Pickup CALL IV5-5794 - 1974 will be a EGAS FORI) SALES. INC.. CENTURY SPRAYERS 12'A ACRES on Francis Road. camper covers. Dal Jac En 201) W. High a m, phone 224- FARM SERVICES LAWN good year. 40-p-4 terprises. N. Main St. Ovid. 834- NEW IDEA SPREADERS Beautiful building spot. Call .2285. Pinto-Ford-Maverick- Duane J. Andersen Real Estate, 5565, " 4-4-p-6 Torino-Mustang. Purina Feeds means $ S S in MAINTENANCE DUNHAM LEHR LOADERS Inc. 669-5126. 7-1-P-4 FOR SALE by owners — Fully > Your Pocket. MATHEWS YEArVA-ROUND TRACTOR CABS carpeted 3-bedroom ranch ELEVATOR CO. Grain - Aeration, Weed control, Fer home on a 150 ft, lot. HUB, TIRE CENTER. B.F. Feeds - Seeds. Fouler. tilization, Rolling, Thatching, KASCO following HARROWS LEHMAN ROAD, DeWitt. New Goodrich Tires. Ph. 224-3218. '3-bedroom. aluminum ranch Cherrywood living room with Wanted To Rent 7 Insect Control, Leaf Removal, fireplace, basement, recreation Front End Alignment. Fungus Control, Re-seeding. KEWANEE * sitting on scenic one acre FERTILIZERS ^country lot. Sliding glass door in room with fireplace and bar.!ft Slate and National Ecology WAGONS' large eating area. Cathedral baths, lots of storage place. WANTED TO RENT - married BOB'S AUTO BODY. Approved Company. Costs less Attached 2 car garage. Ad CHISEL PLOWS ceiling with breathtaking view couple, no children, desire Complete Collision Scnice, ZKEB FERTILIZERS, thah do it yourself. YOU of the countryside around it. ditional lots available. 810 W. home in country. Excellent 224-2021, Hfiii N. Lansing. E\ery(hing Tor the soil, St. SIMPLY WATER AND MOW. JOHN DEERE Lavishly decorated, full Park St. Call 224-4132 after 2:30 caretakers. 349-1744. 6-3-p-7 Johns, 2214X11. Ahhle\. K47- CALL 224-7508 TURF TEN basement, 2-car garage. Priced pm 6-3-P-4 :r>7i. DER. 110 Series DISC HARROWS IV 5" wide C&D CHEVROLET CO., to sell. Vh per cent interest rate New & used Cars, Elsie 862- '1065 A WAGON GEARS to qualified buyers. This one is a Trailers & BUILDING LOTS available in . 4800. You can't do better FINANCIAL SPACE 1075 WAGON GEARS must to see. Duane J. Andersen Ovid area. Will build using your Campers anywhere. Real Estate, Inc. 669-5126. 16A CHOPPERS plans or ours. Fedewa Builders, CAPITOI, SAVINGS & FOR no. 3800 CHOPPERS 7-l-p4 Inc. 51-tf-4. LOAN ASSOC 222 N. REMt FOR ALL YOUR car, truck and MOORE OIL CO.. If it'h no. 37 MOWER recreational vehicle repairs, Clinton, 22l.2:i»t, Safety for \ tircs.sce us, nd!l E.SCate, Ph. Sa\ings since IK'HI. no. 350 MOWER TRACTORS call DREPS MOTOR HOMES. 224-1720, 31209 MOWER - CONDITIONER , We,have a fine service center RESTAURANT no. 640 SIDE RAKE M.F, 65 Gas w/13.6 tires - with quality mechanics. FLORISTS M.F. 1150 Diesel w/cab Si duals Remember, we guarantee our HETTLER'S MOTOR 336 BALERS w/bale ejectors service. Call today 669-9996 for .SALES. 21 llr. Wrecker DALEY'S FINE FOOD. M.F. 165 Diesel w/15.5'x 38 tires Dining & cocktails, Ph. 224- 965 WAGON GEARS an appointment. 7-l-p-9 Service, Good Used Trucks. Say it with Ouality Flowers 2500 PLOWS (on land,6 bottom 18") :t0i2.S. US 27-1/2 mileS. 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CLASSIFIED BUILDERS, Phone 22J-#2S8, . w i June13,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS,ST JOHNS;MlCHIGAN 9B 4-H youth worker' Senior Citizens take frbnVBelize visits county vacation from meetings, N STJOHNgfAnnLucasK22,,of The employee of the Belize ,, H youth in Teakettle are in Stann Cr6ek jn the Central Social Development'Dept will . volved in pastry making and American country of Belize is be in Michigan 7 weeks, ob Cristo Key members have win resume in falh currently visiting Michigan, serving 4-H programs In Clinton undertaken a fish aquarium including. Clinton County, as ELSIE (d) - Twenty-four The following were County and northern Michigan project. •* Senior Citizens met at the nominated ,to be on the part of her duties as a youth 4-H counties and communities/ Plans in the near future! organizer fa Belize. American Legion Hall with a nominating committee for the The 4-H program in Belize is a hopefully include 4-H from potluck dinner Thursday, June 6 While,in Clinton County, she September election of officers, new activity, only 3 years old, .Michigan returning with Ann at noon, Mr and Mrs Maylon Waite, Mrs has stayed with Barbara, and now includes about'72 Lucas to observe the 4-H ac Grunwald of rural St Johns. The . The weather not being per- Rose Smith, and Mrs Mildred young people. tivities in her country, Hart wick. two became friends when 1 missable for the previously Currently, much emphasis is- She is here as part of the planned picnic at the farm A motion was made by Mrs Grunwald visited Belize earlier on crafts in villages such as Michigan Partners of American,. this,.year, home of Mr and Mrs Robert Waite to have a bake sale at the UnitedvilleandOntarioa.The4- . program. Kelley the group assembled and Carnival in Elsie. Senior enjoyed -the hot dogs as Were citizens are asked to give their J planned. ^support in furnishing and DMW recesses for summer Kelley, the president, called 'perhaps a color tour may, be ELSIE' tc) .-- The June given by the secretary Mrs were dedicated and lighted by the meeting to order and told of planned for this fall. Anyone wishing to donate may do so to meeting of the Elsie United ' Emerson "Dunham and Mrs Lawrence Hess. receiving a letter from the American Legion^ thanking the help. Methodist Women was held treasurer, Mrs Harold Hehrer They were given by Mis Hess Wednesday evening at the rural and Mrs Lewis Walling gaye a Senior Citizens for their Milford Clark was appointed and Mrs Cobb. A silver compost donation and for cleaning the home of Mrs Gerald Carroll report of the Remembrance was given by Mrs Murray Cole- chairman and Mrs Leila Wilson (June 5), President Mrs puane committee. hall. t and other will assist. Several in memory of her mother, Mrs He also told of receiving a call signed up for a visit to the Day Green welcomed back Mrs J.O, Hettie Green. - •Schumacher from T/lorida and The School of Missions at from Wesley Blunt aboujt Camp in Flint and will be Mrs Asa Stewart from Arizona. Albion, was' discussed. The Mrs Howard Peltier Jead a sponsoring a Birthday Calen notified of the "date. deadline for registration is July,' letter from Mrs Cole, who was The routine reports were dar. This was tabled until the Kelley thanked the Senior 4. If anyone is interested, unable to be present. Mrs Cobb September meeting following Citizens for their support during contact the president dosed the meeting with the the summer recess. •the past year and wished for all TheUMW will serve a* wed record "Do You Ever Stop To The routine reports^ were an enjoyable year next fall. Mr WE MAKE ding reception on Junp 29. The Pray". given and the Sunshine com and Mrs Robert Kelley will be in nominating ^ committee will Refreshments were served by mittee reported sending cards charge of making the coffee at OWNING LAWN & begin work on the next year's Mrs Lewis Walling, Mrs Asa to Mrs Gladys Coslette^and the Sept 5 meeting. ' officers. Election of officers'will Stewart and Mrs Clifford Floyd - Betzer. Cards were ROLL WITH FLOW signed to be sent to Floyd be held in September. Geiger using the new Ann Lucas, 4-H youth worker from Belize, meets John Aylsworth, Cljnton County 4-H youth agent. Bicycles by law must move GARDEN memorials. The UMW will Betzer, Walter Bancroft and With the flow of traffic... on Mrs Harold Hehrer was in Mrs 'Cleo Parks. charge of the program. She recess for the summer months. With tier is Barbara Grunwald with whom she stayed while visiting Clinton County. **- ' ' the right side of the road. EQUIPMENT used "Something to Think About" as her topic. She gave Dr Sauders attends 3-day AASCA seminar two readings from the book } '*Who Am* I?" and the in LANSING - Dr A.N. Sauders field goal kicker for the Min of all chiropractic physicians in terpretation of the "Lord's recently attended the 3 days of nesota Vikings. _ Michigan. It is headquartered Prayer" by DalevEvans from post-graduate seminars at the Continuing education at the in its own office building in EASY! her book "Time Out Ladies". Troy Hilton" Inn, Troy, post-graduate level is required downtown Lansing and has a "God Bless America Again" by Michigan, sponsored by the for the annual license renewal full time staff. , Jan Howard from her record Michigan, State ChTropractic Check Our "For God and Country",was ^Association (MSCA) and has played. Mrs Hehrer reminded had his doctor of chiropractic NOW IS THE TIME TO THINK OF A the members to be thankful for license renewed by the State of NEW PAYMENT what we have and be ready to Michigan Board of Chiropractic DROUGHT RESISTANT LAWN ... share it with someone else. She Examiners' for the 33d con closed the program with .the secutive year. PLAN . .. poem "Myself" T>y Marjorie Let Turf-fenders Beautify BUXTON BILLFOLDS CAMERAS Holmes. Dr Sauders maintains his Your Lawn office at 204 N Oakland in St CIGARETTE LIGHTERS TIE TACKS UP TO A special dedication service Johns'and resides'at 411 was conducted by Mrs Andrew Meadowview in St Johns. * With This, Special Offer: 3 YRS. TO PAY Cobb. She used as her theme Several hundred chiropractic "Stewardship of Women Ser physicians, their wives and • POWER AERATE $0095 CUFF LINK SETS WATCHES ving our Church Before and families attended the annual Now". She read a hymn using WE HAVE MSCA Convention during which • FERTILIZAtlON 29 "thy work needs our many laboratory diagnostic' FAVORITE AFTER SHAVES TRACTOR hands". ' THIS PRICE INCLUDES MATERIAL MOUNT procedures, internal medicine, • WEED CONTROL AND LABOR FOR 4,000 SQrFEET ROJO TILLERS A silver coffee and lea service radiology,orthopedics, physical Vti per each additional 'square foot. was dedicated in memory of • ROLLING "MANY OTHER ITEMS" ~K' therapy and the most recent It's The National Lawn Mrs Lucille - Conklin, Silver developments in chiropractic YOU SIMPLY WATER AND candlesticks in memory of. Mrs MOW. COSTS YOU LESS > WE HAVE A health care were discussed. THAN DO-IT-YOURSELF Improvement Company "FIRE SPIRITS" Delia Cobb and Miss,Amy Cobb "Guest speaker was Fred Cox, m GOOD STOCK OF, Luncheon honors FINKBEINER'S PHARMACY LAWN & GARDEN DeWitt-St. Johns Bi YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH CENTER Red Cross volunteers DALE HITCHCOCK EQUIPMENT ON Fowler ^mms®^* A i\ { J A ^hpne 59: !¥*>» 4r 3p£r^^ I u*7386 $0. L60MIS DEWiTT, ] DISPLAY! Memorial hospital fypnoj^d the IF VpU NEED On Dean's fist A GOOD USED RIDER OR ST JOHNS - Nate L. Ellis, '7810 Lowell Rd., St Johns, has ' PUSH-TYPE been named to the Dean's List u MOWER, WE if at Saginaw Valley Stated College HAVE THEM. for the winter semester. YOUR LOCAL FAMILY PAPER .. t Students must maintain a 3.0 ' grade point average while 1 SEE carrying 12 academic credits VINCE ACKLES hours to be eligible. " CHARACTER . 254 E. Main The chain of life is forged , ELSIE PH. 862-4482 •with little rings-each\ word and act forming a part of it A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY LPGAS FOR OVER "5" GENERATIONS i y MICHIGAN \ GO0 1 YEAR-S5.00 NAME. YOU CAN COUNT ON LP 2 YEARS-S9-00 ADDRESS. GAS TO DO THE JOBI CITY , STATE. ( A 6560 S. BegoieHd. AMOUNT ENCLOSED. frpmpt Delivery EERBINTON t A ELSEWHERE / WN'2W*«N N 1 YEAR-$6.00 / />• \ From Pompeii • 1 YEAR 171 2 YEARS WHITE'S PHONE POMPEII 2 YEARS-MI.00 GAS 838-2201 / i 10B CLINTON COUNTY NgWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 13,1974 Maple Rapids Next,Sunday in Area . / - THE UNITED METHODISTCHURCll Clinton County churches Maple Rapids Pas tor Rev J. Thomas Churn * Parsonage-Mlddletoq All Churches In Clinton'County are invited to send i i • Phone 236*7742 their weekly announcements to The Clinton County Sunday l News, They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to insure ' 9:30 am Worship Service publication in the current week's Issue. 1 '10,30 am Sunday School Tuesday / 7:0Q pm Senior Choir Practice FIRST CONGItEGATIONALCHURCH AS5EMBLYOFGOD SOUTH RILEY BIBWHURCH Wednesday • AverPl M. Carson^ Miniate): SUS-27&EBaldwIn Willard Farrier, Pastor 2nd Wednesday each month Joseph F, Eger, Jr, Pastor Located 1/2 mile east qf Francis Road on , 7:00 pm W.S.C5. Sunday,Junel6 * 10:00 am <- Sunday School • Chadwlck Road Fowler Area 10,00 am Morning Worship Thursday 11:00 am Morning Warship ^ 10 am * Sunday School 10!M Bible Study Tuesday.JuMJS 6:30 pm Youth service \, 11 am • Worship Service ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH 6:30 pm Pearl Caldwell vesper Picnic at 7:30 pm Sunday Evening Fowler, Michigan GREENBUSH UNtTED METHODIST ihe home ot Mrs Lawrence Heibeck 7:00 pm H.E.Rossow.PaEtor CHURCH Wednesday, second and fourth HOPELUTflERANCHURCIl ' 1 6:45 pm Boy Scout Troop 81 WMO t 9:30 am Worship / Scott and Marshall Roads 7:30 pm Wednesday evening service Sunday School 9 am ' 10:30 am Sunday School & Bible Class pastor' Norman Wood , FlItSTMNlTKDMETHODISTCHUnCH Worship Service 10:30 ' Sunday, \ % 1200 East State Street PRICE UNITED METHODIST Beginning Feb 27, Wednesday 10i30 am Church School .* ' SI Johns, Mi43879 ' CHURCH Lenten Service ot 7:30 pm MOSTHOLYTRlNITYCHURai Ili30 am Church Services Franqis CarlJohannides, Minister Rev. Darold B.Boyd Tuesday - Directions ot Dawn 7 am Rev. Fr. Albert J. Schmitt, Pastor WSCS 3rd Wednesday at 8 pm 9:45 am • Church School Sunday Masses *6 JO, 8:30 and 16:30 am 11*00 am * Morning Worship June 16,1974 - » ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Weekdays- Duringschool year, 7:30 and LOWE UNITED Summer Worship Service 10 am Women's Society meets the last Wednes Corner US-27 and Webb Road 8:30 am METHODIST CHURCH Children's Church 10 am. Theme "Life of day of each month. Dinner at 12:30, Holy Days • 5:30,7:30 am,and 7:00 pm Meeting at 1.30. Rev Glenn V. Cathey, Jr. Vicar , ' Lowe antfNorth Lowe Road Jesus" • Residence 669-3067 and 7:00 pm eve before Minister Rev. Harold McGuIre June 17 - June 21 Youth Fellowship meets the first and Sorrowful MothervNovena • Friday, 7:30 third Monday of each month at 7:30 pm, Church 669-3967 Vacation Church School 9-11:30 a.m. pm 1 ( Sunday School 9-10 am Confirmation Class for 12 yrs.-ts yrs. Council of Church Ministries and Ad First & Third Sundays Saturday s- 7:30 am and 7;Q0 pm Church Worship Ip: 15-11:15 June 24 r June 2B ministrative Board meets the First Sunday of each month following a potluck dinner Morning Prayer 9 am Choir 84) pm Thursday Confirmation Class for 12 yrs. IS yrs, , at noon. Second & Fourth Sundays " UMW 7:30 2nd Wed of every month Holy Communion 9 am j a;00-,11:30 am. Youth choir-meets each Wednesday at7 Elsie Areq Prayer study Group 10-U pm. < VALLEY FARMS BAPTIST t'fll'lt CI I FIRST BAPTIST CHLUCH Senior choir meets each Wednesday at , - CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN South US-27 i 'UI&fttateHd. -ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH HIIUHCH 7-30 pm. Lansing . PaulA,TravIs,Pastor \ Rev.DavidLitchlield.Minlster 410S. Maple Ave, Maple Rapids 9:45 am Bible School 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 am - Morning Worship > JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service Rev. Hector Goodall -Pastor' 10:55 am Worship Serlve Kingdom Hall ' , 10:30 am • Sunday School, Supt Merle Phone 682-4165 • i j 11 am Children's Churches 5:30 p.m. Youth Groups Beginning with Baese ^„^ '1993 North LanslngSt, Ihe 4th Grade 10 am Worship Service 6 pm IN-TIME and HI-TIME > Tuesday, ?;30 pm • Congregation Book 7 pm Evening Worship 7:00 p m Evening Service DUPLAIN METHODIST CHURCH 11 am Church School , Studies. Text studied "The Nations Shall WEDNESDAY 7 pm Song Festival (Everyone welcome) 5:00 pm Church Training , Know That! Am Jehovah •* How?" Rev David Litchfield, Minister . 7:oopm. Prayer Service 10 am - Sunday School, Supt Kenneth 7:00 pm Evening Worship ' Thursday.7:30 pm - Theocratic Ministry i Each Wed 7 om The Hour of Power for School - Texts Used: "Bible" and "Aid to Kiger Wed. Night 6:30 & 7:30 choir Practices the whole family 8 pm Choir practice. . Bible Understanding" 8;3Q pm Service 11 am • Worship Service ' Thurs: Night 8 pm Fellowship Service 8.00 pm -Choir Practice1 • SOUTHDeWnTCHURCH r Meeting. Jr. Basketball OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ^ • Sunday, 9:30 am - Public Lecture - 2931 Herblson beside DeWitt ' First Sunday - Communion Service Given by Qualified Representative of the 10 am Sunday School Rev. Cowley, Sup't s. First Tuesday - Deacon's Meehng Watchtower, Bible and Tract Society, High School 11 am Worship Service Eureka Area Second Tuesday • Ladies' Missionary 10:30 am • Watchtower Study - Current Minister: Dr. James Girdwood 6:30 pm Junior & Senior B.Y.F, Circle issue of the ('Watchtower" magazine Tel 669 5000 or 626-6006 7:00 pm Evening Service'' 9:20 am Bible School Mon-Fri "Moments of Mediation." 9:15 studies ' 7100 pm Wednesday, Junior and Senior L am Radio WRBJ , 10:30 am Morning Warship Choir Practice * » I ., CONGREGATIONAL PUBLIC INVITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH Church office hours SO COLLECTION TAKEN Communion Weekly 7:30 pm Wednesday, Prayer and Bible 9-12 & 1-3 Monllhru Fri 6*30 pm Youth Groups Study , . 2619 E Maple Rapids Rd 7:30 pm Evening Worship ReV Paul R Jones, Pastor FIRSTCHURCHOFGOD ' Wednesday. DUPLAIN1 CHURCH OF CHRIST Phone 224-7709 ,. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ST JOHNS" EPISCOPAL CHURCH St Johns 7:30 pm Hour of Power: Prayer and 3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High School 10 am - Bible School for everyone / Corner of Mead and Walker CornerofM-21andDeWittRd 11 am - Morning Worship ST JOHNS l Bible Study 5565 E Colony Road Rectory406E Walker Phone 224-7190 Thursday Justin Sbepard, Minister 7:30 pm • Adult Bible discussions. * Phone 224-260Q 9M5am Church School. 11:00 am' 7:30 pm Calling Program Bill Nichelsoif.YouthMinister Nursery provided during services 'Office 224-2885 Worship Service, 7:00 pm Evening Wor 9:45 am - Sunday School 0:30 pm - Youth Meetings ship 8:00 pm Youth Fellowship 1st and 3rd 11 am • Church 6:45 pm - Wednesday, Jr Choir: Chancel Sunday of the month. . 1973 Schedule FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 6 pm • Youth fellowship and adult Bible Choir, 7:30 pm E\ery Sunday B a'm Holy Communion , Wednesday: 7:45 pm Family Bible OFDeHITT,SBC Study Study. ' » •_ 2d & 4lh Sunday to am Holy Communion RevJerryColcPastor v 7 pm - Evening Service and Sermon • Meeting now In our new home '11068 7 pm Wednesday-Prayer Meeting * Other Sundays-10 am-Morning Prayer t HL'RCH OFTHE NAZARENE DeWitt Rd.' and Sermon \ 515 North LansingSlreet 1 Sunday School - 9:45 am ST CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH *&*0*&*0*&*&*&s0*&*&*0*&*&*&*&\0^ "Nursery & church school 10 am for Rev Kenneth Anderson Rev.Thomas M. Kowalczyk, Pastor Phone 224-7950 Morning Worship -11:00 am f Matherton nursery through Glh 5:30 pm Church Trainings POBox97,517EMainSt. E\ery Monday eve 7l pm -.Spiritual 10.00.am -Sunday, Schoo( Bannister. 48807 Phone: 862-5270 11.00 am - Morning Worship 6:30 pm'Evening worship 1 Healing Service , Mid-week prayer service Wed. 7:00 pm Sunday Liturgies' Saturday • 7:00 pm • 1st - 3d Mondays 7 pm Senior Citizens 6-15 pm • Young People's Service Area 7-00 pm - Evening Worship. Youth fellowship 2nd and 4th Sunday at Sunday • 8:30 and 10130 am 2d l( 4th Tuesdays • Noon - Senior 7:30 pm Holy Day Liturgies: 7:00 am and 8:00 Citizens Wednesday. 7-30 pm * Bible Study and prayer hour. pm \ MATHERTON COMMUNITY Every Tuesday morning and evening Join us in worship v-here "everybody js Confessions: One hall hour before all , CHURCH Attend the weight watchers * ' somebody and Christ Is Lord," Sunday Liturgies, 2:00 pm • Sunday School 2d Wednesday 1*5 pm Family Planning FREE METHODIST CHURCH For more information call 669-9752 or 3;00 pm.- Worship Service write Box 306. DeWitt. i * * Clinic 305ChurchStreet EAGI.EUN1TED , 1st It 3rd-Wed morning OEO Nutrition Phone«24-3349 METHODISTCHURCll Robert Bentley. Minister ' \ Clara . i VALLEY FARMS UNITED ' Rev. Roy McBratnle. Pastor i Every othet Wed evenlng7-30Cadet Girl 10:00 am • Sunday School Telephone 627-6533 or 489-3807 11:00 am - Morning Worship PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Scouts Rev. Neil Bolinger, Pastor 9:30 am - Morning Worship 6:00 pm • Evening Worship 10:30 am • Church School Wacousta Prayer service as announced. 155EStateRd* Every 4lh Thursday Jaycettes 8 pm Phone 489-1705 7:30 pm • Wednesday. Bible Study and Every Thursday 8 pm AA Al Anon 9;10 am -Sunday School prayer meeting church of E\ery Friday 3.15 pm Brownies SALEM UNITED 11100 am -Morning Worship . ' ...j:....,— * Area METHODIST CHURCH 7:30 pm -Sunday evening Evangelistic KVOLKFOURSOUAItKCHUHCH f IIC1U H.OF (IIR1ST OF ST JOHNS U.S. 27 and County Line Rd Wednesday. 7:30 pm - Youth service Rev.ond Mrs. Royal Burnett. Pastor , 400Estate Pastor Paul R. Jones Thursday, 7:30 pm • Bible Study 10:00 am - Sunday School ' MACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED John Phipps. Minister Phone 224-7709 . We cordially invite jou, to attend any or 11:15 am - Morning Worship METHODISTCHURCll 9;3(r am Sunday School ' Parsonage & Office 2620 E. Maple Rapids all of these services 7:30 pin • Wednesday Prayer meeting RevEdwardFOtto,pastqr 10-30 am Morning Worship Rd. Eureka, Listen to our International broadcast Phone 026-6623 ' 5.30 pm You(h Fellowship , .HARVESTIME Sunday'morning at I0;30 Morning Worship! 10 am . 7.00 pm Evening Service Sunday.' Church School Classes n:(5 am am, WRBJ, 1580 pry#our $\w ^ tl your choice tted. <;lxl pm prayer Meeting U/OD Worship 'JJ-^Dd.SrjJiilXtleiOO^m .IT fall 224 6121 for m/ire information 10:00 Church School , Bath Area Cherub and Youth Choir Wednes ST PETER LUTHERAN CHUR.C|| ' day, 3i0b pm "ii1" ' (iM'pip WSCS Third Thursday each MISSOURI SYNOD M ST, JOSEPH CATHOLIC CIICRCH month. <_ 4-1/2 miles wes( Pf St. Johns on M-21 HATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 'Chancel Choir. Thursday. 7:30 | Rev William G.Hankerd. Pastor 5*1/2 miles south on Francis Road Rev. Clarence Keith \ WSCS Noon Meetings every 3rd [ Rev. Raymond Goehring SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS 2mileswestonChurchRoad 9:45 am Church School Wednesday , Associate Pastor 686 North LansingStreet Marvin L. Ban. Pastor 11:00 am Worship! WXYZ Noin Meeting every 1st Rectory — 109 Linden St- -Ph 224-3313 ' Eider. E.F.Herzel. Pastor 8:00 am - Worship 7:00 pm Bible Slildy <- Wednesday Convenl-110 S. Oakland-Ph. £24-3789 10:30 am - Worship ' ——'••'•- I Council on Ministries every 3rd Monday this Sunday Services held on Saturday at 7:30 School - 201 E, Cass-Ph. 224-2421 9'15 am-Church Service f 9:15 am • Sunday School and Bible HATHHAPTISTCHURCH Mass Schedule Rev, Richard Cole, Pastor Administrative Board. 4lh Monday of 10-30 am Sabbath School Service Classes. ' every ird month. Saturday Evening - 7 pm Holy Communion first Sunday o[ the 11:00 am Morning Worship Sunday-7.30.9,10-30 and 12 \\ EST PILGRIM UNITED month at B am', third Sunday of the month 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship . , ' \ ' • ' Holy Days - See bulletin. METHODIST CHURCH at 10:30 pm. 7;30 pm Evening Service J ' Weekdays -' 8:30 am and 7 pm Corner of Parks and Grove Rd. Midweek Service on Wednesday 7:30 pm Sacrament of Penance • Saturdays. 3-30 Rev Brian K. Sheen.Min!ster to 5 pm: after 7 pm Mass until 8:30 pm. ST THERE5E CATHOLIC CHURCH REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS THESE CLINT0N"C0UNTY FIRMS ' '; Weekday evenings a few minutes before 9-30 am • Worship Service" 10.45 am - Church School Fathers Francis Murray, Joseph Droste CHRIST OF UTTER DAY SAINTS Victor r evening Mass. * and Lawrence Delaney Corner Upton Rd & S toll Rd \ \ —n— Rectory: 102 W. Randolph, Lansing Elder Jerry Baird SHEPHARDSVILLE UNITED Phone 489-9051 • Sunday School - 10 am Preaching Ser , - MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE I i First Fridays-Sacrament of Penance. vice * 11 am ' Township Thursday from 4 to 5 pm-and after the METHOD 1ST CHURCH Mass Schedule • Saturday: 7 pm. Dr Darold Boyd, Pastor Sunday; 6. B, 10,12: DeWitt. 9 am Choir Practice - Wed 6:30 pm GROVE BIBLE CHURCH evening Mass until all are heard. Mass ancT Holiday; 7, 8. 10 am; 5:30. 7:30 pm Mid-Week Prayer Service - Wed 7:30 pm ' i ' ' ' - r • >: praters of Adoration at 7 pm Holy 445 Division Street Rev Robert Prange. Pastor East Lansing. Michigan Weekday Masses: 8 am. 7:30 pm Everyone welcome Price and Shepardsvllle Roads Communion on Friday at 6 and 7:15 am. , Confessions • Saturday: 3:30 to 5 and 10.00 am • Sunday School. Classes for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, 9:30 dm Worship Service, 10:45 am Church SchcoU 7:30to9. Eves of Holidays, 8to9 all ages Thursday 7 pm on First Friday after Baptism: Sunday at 1 pm. Please call in 11.00 am • Morning Worship evening Mass. , , Wednesday: 7i00 pm Choir practice, 8:00 pm Prayer Service advance. 6130 pm • Young People] Devotions—Our .Mother of Perpetual Fulton Area 7:30 pm - Evening Service , Help Novena - after 7:15 pm Mass each Administrative Board first Monday in the* month 7:10 pm • Wednesday, prayer meeting Tuesday. DeU ITT COMMUNITY*HlRCl| FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Ladies Missionary Circle meets 4th. Central Natl Bank Religious Instruction Classes—Adult General meeting d WSCS third Thur -^ (Interdenominational) 1/2 mile east ofPerrinlononM-56.1/2 mile Thursday i Schmitt Electric St Johns Co-op < sday in January. April and September " Murl J,. Eastman, Pastor south Inquiry Class. Tuesday at 8 pm High Couples Club meets 4th Saturday in OF ST, JOHNS - 1002 E. State School CCD. Wednesday at7:30pm Public Afternoon Circle meets second Thursday Jim McGovney, He, l.*.nnSnutiK, Pastor at the homes of members > SundaySchoolSupt 9:45 am -Sunday School month ' St. Johns Grade School CCD, Tuesdays from 4 until 5 St Johns-Ovld-Pewamo N. Clinton > pm. - ' ' Ijerean Circle meets third Thursday Marilyn Krol.Co-Supt. 11:00 am -Morning Worship Phone 224-4277 evening in each month at the horoes of 9:45 am -Sunday School 7:00 pm -Youth Service Member FDIC , Phone 224-2381 Baptjsms-Each Sunday al 1-30 by members ' 1 11 am - Church appointment. Other arrangements by 7:45 pm -Evening Service "appointment, , ' 6 pm • Youth Fellowship 7:45 pm -Thursday, Prayer and(praise 7 pm • Sunday Evening Service service . i WAYSIDE BAPTIST CM l'Itt'11 > Lansing SAINT JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHlRtll 7 pm - Wednesday Bible Study and (Missouri Sj pod J K, P-istor Rev HoyGreen Prayer Meeting S & H Farm Phillips Allaby-Brewbaker, Ilev, Michael R. Ruhl.Paslor The Corner of N US-27 and Roosevelt Rds. KIMBEHLY CHURCH OF CHRIST \ Sunday School -10:00 am 1 Pew a mo 1007KimberlyDnve 10.15 am Divine Worship , Morning Worship - II100 am Ovid Area Lansing, Michigan Sales & Service H.oo am Matins ^Service. 3rd Sunday Sunday evening - 6:00 pm Implement Inc. THE UNITED CHURCH OF OVID John Halls i each tnonlh ' Wednesday evening service . Area ll am '• Morning Worship / COMPANY - 9 00 am Sunday School and Bible 7:oo pm West Front Street ( New Holland Machinery Rev. Claude B Ridley, Jr. Pastor l 10 am - Bible Study • ' \ Classes ^ , A church where everyone Is welcome 6 pm - Evening Worship ' . Our Specialty . l ) Worship Service • 10 am UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Midweek service 7:30 pm Wednes Hall Communion 1st and 3rd Sundays each Church School • 11 am 313 N* Lansing St. 108'/i N. Clinton St. Pewamo. Michigan day night « i 4Mi.N.(JnUS-27toi month at 10:15 am Nursery service for all children up lo 2nd Phone 224-2777 St. Johns, Michigan grade. < Dr. Lloyd Walker French Rd/ - DeWitt Area • 1639 Horizon Drive, Ionia Phone 224-4661 l , Church Office Hours • 9:00-12:00 Monday. Sdnday; 10:30 am Morning Worship 7:00 Wednesday. Thursday and Friday WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH 127 W.William St, Ovid pm United Methodist Youth Fellowship mornings. . WSCS meets third Thursday of the Bridgeville Adult Instruction • 7:30 pm Tuesdays WAYSIDE CHAPEL Rev Richard D Purchase Weekday School and Confirmation Classes ABIBLECHURCH . 10 am Sunday School and Morning month at 2 pm ' - Wednesdays. 3-30-6:00 pm 1437TumerRoad.DeWitt Worship, Sunday Evenings 7:30 pm -^ , *- - Alrea SPACE Ladies GulId-LWML-2nd Wednesday each Rev. Douglas Beach. Pastor 7:30 pm Wednesday Prayer Meetings ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH month at 7*30 pm v Phone 489-9251 Pewamo, Michigan Egan Ford Federal-Mogul Elders and Evangelists -Tuesdays at 6:45 10 am Sunday School OVID FIRST BAPTIST CilURCH Rt. R"ev. Msgr. Thomas J. Bolger, MA., BRIDGEVILLE GOSPEL MISSION >OR' - pm * \ 11 am Worship Service ' Main atOak Street A , i Pastor f ( CpRPORATION ^ t. Youth-2nd & '4lh Sundays at 4:00 pm . 6 pm Yourig People Rev.EarlC,Copelin,Pastor ' . Daily Mass - 7:30 am > 4miles south of Pompeii Sales, Inc. Councils A Committees • 1st Tuesday each 7 pm Evening Service Mary Ptacek. Church School Supt Saturday 4:30 pm & 7:45 pm Pastor J S.Dingman morfth at 7:30 pm 7:15 pm Wednesday - Bible Study and 9:45 am Church School, llioo am Sunday 8:00 am & 10;oo am Sunday 3 pm Bible School , 200 W. Higham St. Johns Plant' Office Telephone: 224-3544 Prayer Momiritt Worship, 7 pm Evening Holy Baptism - Sunday, 1 pm 3;45 pm Worship Service Phone 224-2285 RENr- Parsonage* Telephone: 224-7400 A friendly church With a message for ' Fellowship. •Sacred-Confession - Saturday,'3:30 and Thursday 7.30 prrt Cottage \ (oday. * Wednesday 7 pm Prayer and Bible 7;30 pm Prayer Meeting Bible Loving - Bible Believing - Bible Study; 8 pm Senior Choir Family Holy Hour for Peace - Saturday, (Announced from pulpit! Reorganized Church of Jesus Chriit Later Preaching ' • 7:15 pm + i r i t FOWLiR i v Day Saints OVlD FREE METHODIST CHURCH 407E,CIbbs REDEEMER UNITED "the church with "acts 20120 vision" "I Church School 10 oclock METHODISTCIIURCtl f" H00NMa(nSt„Ovld / Gunnisonville D&B I • Wes' Gulf Service Worship Service 11 oclock. 1 iteNBridgeSt V ReVrRlchardGIeason H.FbrestCrum.Postor \ \ Church phone 834-5950 Party Shoppe * 9:30 am- Worship, (nursery provided),' Parsonage Phone 834-2473 Area ^Discovery 10:30r 11:00ani. Coffee Fellowship, 11 am 10:00" airi Sunday School t i. Church School 11:00 ant Morning Worship i GUNNISONVILLE / Open Monday thru Saturday Mathews Elevator 6:00 pm Youth F.M.Y. UNITED METHODISTCHURCll • is their Complete Party Supplies Free Pick-up & Delivery , COMMUNITY or ST JlpE 7:30 pm Evening Worship ' ClarkandWoodRoads j 4«eia«Mf.. 224 N, Clinton s, us-27 y Catholic Chdrch 9:30 afti Ladles Bible Study every RevDanMllesiMlnister Phohe 224-2212 '' ^Jiveblood , • Father Jerome Schmitt, Pastor Tuesday • v , > 9:30 am Church Service •Phohe 224*3535 ' G 4ffl Wilson, DeWitt , 7:30 pm Wednesday evening Prayer 10:45 am Sunday School t Grain -Feed -Quart i> unto others. > Daily Mass4, Men. and Thurs.- 7:30 pm, Service • _ , Tues., Wed., and Fri. 7:00 dm , , 6:00 pm Teen's Softball every Friday Sunday Mass:,&00 and ii;15 am \ ' ' i '1 .-' , Asyou Servlqes at Middle School, DeWitt* IIOI.YFAMILYCATHOLIC Phone 593-2^11 CHURCH • Westphalia ' ' J- \rouldhave EAST DcWITTBlBLE CHURCH -StOMabbltRoed.Ovid Arit6$ Cleaners . Capitol Savings Fr, Joseph Aubln I Non-Denominational) 10:30 am • Mass on Sunday Pickup and Delivery AND LOA'N ASSN; them give Roimd Lake Road 1/4 mile East of US-27, 7(00 pm Evening Man on Wednesday Area , i GlenJ.Farnham.PaslQf 108 W, Walker* 222 N. Clinton Sunday • « Confeaslona 10 lo .10:30, on Sunday Phone .224-4529 untoywand 10 am • Sunday School. Classes for all mornjn$, J- . STMARY'S CHURCH Phone 224-2304 ages, ' r < CALVARYBAPT1STCHURCH Westphalia WESTPHALIA YDurs, 11 am - Morning Worship * \ i Rev Wayne Glanman * - RevAlcvshisH Muter-Paster 5:45 pm * YouthiFellowship, Senior, 14 I M-iutEIiieRd, RevUsmesJ.Schmitt.Admiiustrator , and up; Jet Cadet*! 10*13 - 9:45 airi Sunday School Pnon4S>7*4M ™ ' 7 pm - Evening Service. 11:00 aril Morning Worship i • 7:00 pm Evening Worship * Sshjriay Night Mism: 4:30 ft?: » pm Wednesday, Parr's Rexall Maynard-Allen 7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting Sunday Morning B:OO, 8;oo. toiflo ; Surjportlnfl Jim McKenzie 7:30 pm - Bible Study and Prayer. „ WeskdsyiMondatftFTjday7:l5≪20 Superyued nursery for babtea and smart / im. ^ trrtirrBwrchwith * STATEBANK children In all aervfcei* , . Tuss ft Tnura 7: IS ft B:M am yourgifti ^ Store, "An open'door to an open book" , 8TPAULLUT.IFRANC1RJRC|I ' v Agency ; Fotvler Wedmsda 5!3y 7.1B-* 7;S0pm , ; 1 ...,K Bible preaching church with a 5.1^*2 g,^'»* lUX,*nJim pm The Corner Drug Store 212 N.Clinton, St. Johns Portland-Sunfiold-WoBtphalia mesaageToryou. J,. ' ,' H,E,HossoW,Partor + Wednesday Evening MIM 7:M bm • . oiifblJiirHm • .- . Member FDIC 9:00 am. Worship Phone 224>$837 ' . , ,^ 21.-1 W. Washington Ionia 10;t» a jn, Sunday School , • fc Phone 587-3111 * \ XI rv /,. * /I