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in c/) H-t j inoa * OWlUh o a z o ZMQ. ** < CD <£> co -z. f\i o ^ y-\ Clinton County News o < o rx -* O O Q. X CD CO X X X X. X "June 18,1975 ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 20 Pages 15 Cents National recognition conies to Ralph Lynam, St. Johns By Jim Edwards in 1953-54. County News Editor He has served as UC zone chairman for 3- terms, "District 11C cabinet secretary- ST. JOHNS - By the end of next week, the ^ treasurer in 1954-55 and district governor in name pi St. Johns, Michigan will have been ' 1967-68. heard by people from all over the world - Lynam has received * 2 distinguished ST. JOHNS REDWING MARCHING BAND heard from Ralph Lynam and the St. Johns service citations from the Michigan Council Redwing Marching Band. of Governors, • It's all to take place, in Dallas, Tex, where t . the Lions International Convention is being A member of the state advisory and Bond ready for Dallas- held. finance committee for 3 years, he served as" Lynam plays a large part in the con chairman in 1969-70 and 1970-71. vention this year - seeking election as 3d He served as state treasurer in 1969-71. vice-president of Lions International. If Lynam is the recipient of the Lions' In after months of hard work elected he will progress through 2d and 1st ternational Extension Award, Key Member The St. Johns Lions helped finance the trip vice-president and, in 4 years, .would be award, 5 International president's awards ST. JOHNS - The trip to the International The band leaves June 22 at 5 p.m., president of a worldwide organization with Lions Convention in Dallas for the St. Johns with a Variety Show and sold 2400 dozen following a performance for area residents and the international "Ambassador' of donuts supplied by Pierce Bakery. over 1 million members. Goodwill" award. • i High School Marching Redwings actually in the high school parking lot. They will give ' Also in Dallas with Lynam and supporters began several months ago. Each member of the band .will also pay from St. Johns and throughout Michigan will He has served with Lions International as To finance the trip, costing an ap $100 each a preview of what they will perform in be the St.- Johns >High School Redwing a director ip 1971-73, treasurer in 1973 and proximate $24,000, the band has sponsored A total of 135 band members, ac Dallas, beginning at 3 p.m. Marching Band, chairman of- the international board, several projects and have benefitted from companied by 23 adults\ will make the Families of band members will be in headquarters operation and finance. formed'of the group's arrival time back in "The band, the only one from Michigan monies raised by the St. Johns Lions Club. journey to Dallas. In addition to the Lynam is a current member of the Board Activities began last fall with the Mid- downtown parade', a 40-piece unit will play St. Johns June 29 when WRBJ will announce performing at the convention, will par of Trustees of the Leader Dogs For The ticipate in the 3-hour parade through Michigan's largest garage sale held in the at hotels and in the convention hall. *.the time several times after noon. Blind in Rochester and also serves on the high school parking lot. " downtown Dallas and several members ofv board of directors of the * Michigan Ihe band will also perform on the convention Association for Better Speech and Hearing. Also held at that time was a brunch with rr floor during election demonstrations. . 1 Lynam is president and owner of a public scrambled eggs fried in Michigan's largest Lynam's campaign for 3d vice-president accounting and computer systems •con frying pan, supplied by Michigan Farm 'KeepVem roflin of the world-wide Lions organization is the sulting firm in St. Johns. Bureau. most recent in an outstanding list of ac Another fund raiser was the 1st Annual complishments as a Lion. Clinton County Invitational Marching Band He is currently controller of Bobenal Festival. He is a Charter Monarch of the St. Johns Investment Corporation and Broadmoor and you'll benefit club, maintains a 25-year perfect'at - Apartments Co., both commercial and Later came the Jan. 31 circus,' a sell-out at tendance record, is charter secretary Ralph Lynam . residential, land and housing developments. both performances. treasurer, club song leader for 25 years, Lynam and his wife, Dory, reside at 207 E. Money was also raised through Varsity club chaplain for 25 years and club president Night in November, a pizza and candy sale State in St. Johns. < and jazz concert. Muscular Dystrophy
" ST, JOHNS - "Keep *efti rollftV* will be amount in pledges 'and successfully com what it's all about June 20 as the Ranch pletes the entire marathons- ' v ' SK Roller Rink Jerry Lewis Skate-A-Thon gets A Orand. prize wilt be precision roller skates dnderway to raise money for the Muscular with other prizes to include a 2dprizeilO- Commission not satisfied Dystrophy Associations of America, Inc. speed bike dnd arfassortment of pfiiesMI Simply stated, the object of the marathon heawarded'eachhouf of. the 24-hour event". is for skaters to skate for as long as they can . Certificates will be, awarded >fo each Up to the 24-hourgoaI. >^ person competing £he;2f hours ot skating. They will SigapJedgesfor the tbfal amount Refreshments- * wi^l *£& available, with progress at Steel of time they skate, , •* throughout the Skate.-A.-Thon, Winner.qf tile Ska>A/T£ofl. will be,the the ftofe}fro m tye estate of, fljary Gore, wljo in its presenLcondUlori, do not meet the ^fflKSjdinanees of thKe City of St. Johns, to haye the *^«*%b t doll " '" Wfi ByJihtEtiwanhj ? , . . ' ' • *C0untyNews Editor - , owned the hotel at the time it burned March specTfl&tibns^set forth in the engineerin g ^"dinthTS?S?t7e CItyg t 0razed raz , Sb r to*a%k*tHe^ou?*to allow 28/ report incorporated Into the court injunction city to raze the same>" <* A * z ST. JOHNS " The St. Johns City. Comv mission is not satisfied with the progress Arehart labeled the burned structure as a being/nade concerning razing or repair of "terrible nuisance and terrible, safety The letter further stated, "... the City the Steel Hotel and a letter has been sent to nuisance." Commission has unanimously passed a Golf to benefit Willard Searles, owner, saving action has to J. motion requesting me to advise you that the be taken by June 23. The motion was changed from setting a 30- hotel must be brought into complete con day time, limit to establishing the limit a"s formance, with the, engineering report, . . Cancer Society Mayor Roy Ebert moved at last Monday's June 23, * on or before June 23, 1975 to protect the ST. JOHNS - Area golfers have the op Commission meeting to send Searles a letter safety and welfare of the citizens. Further, portunity to benefit cancer research this that conditions of an earlier court injunction In a letter to Searles Construction, Inc., if substantial progress has not been made on Saturday in the Annual Twin Oaks Golf be met and that jenovation be taking place. Maples said, "Per the regular City Com the complete razing of the hotel I will be Course Cancer Benefit Day. . The Commission agreed with the actifin, mission meeting held June 9, 1975, upon instructed at the June *23 Commission Twin Oaks owners, Gaylord and Gerry but Commr John Arehart disagreed with advice of the City Commission J wish to meeting to commence condemnation of the Crowell hold the tournament annually in giving Searles 30 days. Searles purchased advise you that some areas of the Steel Hotel premises, under the condemnation or- memory of their daughter Penny, who was a victim of cancer. Competition begins at 7 a.m. and will continue until dark. Winners in the benefit day will receive prizes donated by golf equipment companies such as Dunlop, 4-Seasons, Spaulding, Ben Hogan and Walter Hagen. Lunch will be served and a bake sale will be held throughout the day. Twin Oaks is located 5te miles north of St. Johns on US-27. Tourney rescheduled ST. JOHNS - The AnnualSt. Johns Jaycee Tennis Tournament has been1 re-scheduled to June 28 from the previously announced June 21 date. The tournament will be held on the city Mr and Mrs Gaylord Crowell display portrait of their daughter courts across from St. Johns High School. Jenny, a victim of cancer, and prizes that will be awarded in the Entry fee is 2 new tennis balls. golf benefit to be held Saturday in her memory with proceeds, Persons wishing to compete should call Al from green fees and donations, going to cancer research. Werbish, 224-2248, or Terry Cornwell 224- 3106. High winds'Sunday afternoon destroyed a barn owned by Dale Henning (above) at 5513 N. Scott Rd. and another owned by Roger Dersham (below), 3701 N. DeWitt Rd. Two head of cattle Were killed in the Henning barn. The winds also ripped out several large trees in the area. Chamber re-elects McNamara president ST. JOHNS - St. Johns Area Chamber of Huard with Roberta foagli re-elected Koger Bcebe and Railnv Briggs. Commerce officers have been elected to the secretary-treasurer. coming year with Paul McNamara re New directors elected are Robert Bagli, Members who are serving current terms elected as president. Rollin Huard, Kurt Becker and John on the board are Bill Chalmers, Roy Ebert, Stevenson. John Fcdewaj -Harold Schmaltz, Robert Serving as 'vice-presiderjt will be Rop Retiring board members are Barry Dean, Thompson and Art Wood.
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" Lowe United Methodist Cheryl Marie Schafer Women hold meeting. now Mrs. Steven Covell The meeting was^,called, to John (name supplied by angle) Schafer and the ring bearer, order by the president, Al Bast, because of his disbelief iiL Michael Schafer. and led in prayer by Ruth possibility of pregnancy of The attendants wore floor McGuire,., Elizabeth at her age, length, white sheer with yellow After the usual order of Ruth McGuire presented the brocade flowers over yellow" business a report was given by worship by first asking "What is taffeta with a high waist which Al Bast concerning her in a museum", Then, she had velvet ribbon banding with formation on carpeting for the presented vthe idea of what streamers in back. The head dining room of the church. It would God preserve in. His pieces wer^yellow flowprs with was moved to have some long streamers and the » covering for the floor and the Museum-slingshot, harp, ark, jawbone, cross, etc., and why? bouquets were peach and white committee of Marbeth Hynes, daisies. Mary Kingsbury, and Eileen What can God use of ours now Plowman was appointed to - pen, telephone, prayer, car, The flower girl wore a white present samples and estimates etc, all consecrated to God's lace effect over yellow, ac at the Aug. meeting. .works. ** cented by a wide tie at at the waist. She suggested that our Bible Study will be at Ruth She also wore a yellow ribbon Ferguson's next time, which problems cause a refinement of character - and that we should in her hair and carried a basket will have to be changed to June of multi-colored daisies. 17th or July 1st since VBS will take our burdens to the Lord be during our regular week. and trust Him to help. Faith in The mdther of the bride wore People interested in VBS will God is a perfect antidote for the a pink floor-length dress and the meet at the church from 7-8 on fear of men and the dread of mother of the groom wore a Thurs. to plan the activities. circumstances, mint green floor-length" dress. Scaufo advance Vacation Bible School will Meeting adjourned Until Their corsages were red roses - convene from June 23-27, from August when we will meet with and white stephanotis. At the recent Troop ,516 'Court of Honor' six boys advanced in rank. J Back row, from left] Roger 9-12 o'clock, Bee Cook and Dawn Mercer as Campbell, Scoutmaster, Arthur Magsig, District 5 camping -committee chairman, Marvin Scott, The best man was John Nominating committee needs co-hostess. Helen Murton will Briggs of Lansing and assistant Scoutmaster; [Middle row, from leftl Martin Stockenauer, basketry merit badge, Todd Scott, to meet and present a slate of present the program, and Mary personal management merit badge, dog care merit badge, scholarship merit badge and advance^ rank groomsmen included. Martin officers for 1975-1976, to be Kingsbury will lead us in Covell, Greg Covell and Doug to Star, Kevin Young, citizenship in the community merit badge, cooking merit badge, first aid merit voted on at the August meeting. worship." Kesson, all of Bath. badge, .and advanced rank to second class, Leslie Potter, Indian lore merit, and advanced rank to The School of Christian Tenderfoot; [Bottom row, from left] Paul Magsig, music merit badge, fishing merit badge, safety merit Missions to which Ruth A special reception was held badge and advanced to rank of Star, Jeff Stauffer, Iridian lore merit badge, safety merit badge, sports McGuire is going, to be paid for immediately following the merit badge, communications merit badge, fishing merit badge, camping merit badge, Gary Campbell, by the society, will be from July ceremony at the St, Therese citizenship in the nation merit badge, scholarship merit badge, emergency preparedness merit badge, 14-18, with Drive-in Day on cafeteria. * i and advanced rank to Star. Wednesday, July 16, costing $7 Those serving at the reception per person. Guernsey Lunch on EDITOR J^jadfti included Mindy Richards, Ten July 29th will be much sim Schafer, Cheryl Diamond. Mr. plified and will be served at the and Mrs. Ken Willis, Mr, and Scouts display skills in fair sale pavilion or nearby. Mrs. Bernard Schafer and Mrs, It was decided to have a paper Mr. & Mrs. Steven Coyell Larry Anderson and Mrs. Dick Local Scouts attended the Saturday afternoon and through Sunday afternoon. The shower for Grand Rapids CherylMarie Schafer became ^ polyester organza gown with a Lapratt, Scout Fair held June 7 & 8 at the Sunday the Scout Fair was open Camporee featured campsite Comm. House at our August the bride of Steven Guy Covell chapel train, accented with a meeting. in a May 16 wedding at St. The special guests included Marshall Street Armory in for the public to observe the competition, a.baking contest Dear Editor, chantiily lafce stand-up collar Mr. and Mrs Arnold Miller of Lansing. hundreds of demonstration and Saturday evening at the Louise Dershem urged all I would like to express my Therese Catholic Church in and bib front with matching members to be working on Lansing. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Martin booths of Scouting skills and giant campfire. awards twere deep appreciation to Gerald sleeves and hemline. Schafer of Fowler i grand Scouts in Action. presented to each district. bazaar items for our Oct. 9th Saturday morning began with chicken supper. Buggs who went out of his way The double ring ceremony She wore a finger-tipped veil parents of the bride), Mr. and a parade of Cubs, Scouts and In district 5, Troop 516, East June 4 to help me fix a flat tire. was performed by The Rev. which was trimmed to match Mrs, Edmund J. Estes of Explorers carrying their unit The Scout Fair also included a Olive was presented with the Dolores Betz presented the While delivering "Meals On Lawrence Delaney and music her veil and carried a bouquet v program on Elizabeth, a most Gaylord and Mrs. Gertrude and American Flags. Several Council Camporee for all Scout award for Best Campsite and Wheels," my tire went flat near was provided by Anthony Brink. of red roses, white stephanotis Guise of Bath. the first place ribbon for best devout woman who was visited his business on U.S. 27. With and baby breath with red bands from the Lansing area Troops from the five districts. by the same angel, Gabriel, who Attending were, 350 guests. also participated. Troops camped Friday night over all troop in District 5. four more meals left to deliver I Cheryl is the daughter of Mr. rosebuds on the streamers. Following a wedding trip to jiad visited Mary, mother of was quite anxious about it. Mr. Washington, D.C., the' couple Jesus. When Mary came to visit and Mrs, Paul Schafer of 559 E. The maid of honor was Diane Buggs left, his own work to help Webb Road in DeWitt. She was Schafer ,of DeWitt and the will reside at 213 Tudor Drive in Elizabeth, the child leapt within get the meals rolling again and Lansing, her, and Elizabeth divined that given in marriage by her father^ bridesmaids were Linda we do sincerely thank him for The groom is the son of Mr, Schafer of DeWitt, Audrey The bride graduated in 1973 Mary was to he the mother of his help. TtUdcUeJ&tVKf, the, Savior. , Zacharias, and Mrs, Ward Covell,'^15 Schafer of DeWitt and Rosie from Bath High School and the ( ) Elizabeth's husband, was Sincerely, Outer Drive in Bath. Biggs of Lansing, groom graduated from the .***b stricken dumb till the birth of Shirley Karber ; *• The bride chose a white . The flower girl was Leslie same school in 1971. \ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mulder with a floral arrangement and Betty Warren and Geraldine ' were hosts Thursday to the lighted yellow candles. The door Stanton as hostesses. Virginia Bqrton Farmers Club in the prize was won by Betty Mulder conducted the demotions dining room of the Middlebury Church. Jennifer has a June 21 and closed with prayer/Clarice United Methodist Church. A Altar date with Tom Van- Semans, program leader, read cooperative supper preceded Wormer in the Perry Baptist a story from Guideposts, "A the business session and Church, Hostesses for the affair Time of Faith," a heart warm program. were Dorothy Jordan, Elizabeth ing story by Dr. C. Everett Jennifer Churqluvas guest of Putnam. Helen PflRe^and Kopp, a'surgeori, who separated f honor ^raqentySait the Mid- Loreta Warren. I the RodnqUez^Siamese twins. V*l*~Ji*, ^VftpJ-'-T* V-""! l dlebury uJmted'iChurch forsjafjs To close the program she gave a bridal, shower.1 The 20 guests' ^!Rev. Beatrice Townsend and prayer from the book "I've Got* participated in games 'and her'' sisTerT* Henrietta "Brown, To Talk To Somebody, God," by prizes were-awarded to the have returned to their home at Marjorie Holmes entitled "To honoree.* The lace covered gift Ithaca', New York after spend Build Up Faith". Leota Gard table from which Jennifer ing several days visiting friends ner, Vice-president presided for opened her gifts were centered friends and relatives in the the business session. Routine BANK IS YOUR with a yellow and white um 'area. .reports were read and ap 1 brella. Her sister, Joan The Middlebury United proved. It was decided to* * registered the gifts and made Methodist Women met recently discontinue our help to*.our thV.rlbbon corsage. Refresh- in the dining room of Mid adopted boy, Larry of Brazil, -menfe;were served from the dlebury United Methodist for the present. There will be •Jinen covered table centered Church with Maud Warren, one or two young people at tending camp this summer with SATURDAY BANK help from the UMW. It is reported that there is $726 in the JAYNES Memorial Fund that is designated to ^ the kitchen remodeling fund. The June REALTY CO. meeting will be held on Friday, June 27 and will be a picnic with WILLIAM F. JAYNES the pupils of Vacations Church BROKER as guests. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. featuring Area graduates were the honored guests recently at the Middlebury Church. The program opened "with group singing accompanied at the piano by Karen Potter. Graduates were introduced and* told of their future plans. Rev. Kundinger gave a short talk and closed with a song by he and his wife, Jan accompanying A MODULAR themselves on the guitar. Elizabeth Putnam gave a reading. Jane and Donna Potter {jttirtijstbe Jjome sang a graduation song ac companied at the piano by Helen Potter. The Ovid-Elsie High School Percussion group played two numbers which they had performed at a solo- OPEN SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. '24,800 *(On Your Lot) ensemble festival and received PRICE INCLUDES 24' x 44' HOME, 1056 a one-rating. The program SO. FT., WELL {to 100'), SEPTIC, FULL closed; with group singing ac BASEMENT, DRIVEWAY, LANDSCAPING companied-by Jan Deisler, Southgate Plaza Office On Refreshments were served in £* (4 scrubs and 1 tree), FULL 1-YEAR the dining room, which Was GUARANTEE. decorated with 'blue and gold streamers arid graduates US-27 In Front Of Kroger Superstore *1974 Prices,Still Good For All Orders silhouettes from the linen // Placed In The Next 60 Days... covered table centered with the decorated cake in blue and gold and lighted gold' tapers. In CALL NOW charge of planning the affair were Rita Whitmyer, Helen I Drive-In Hours I 487-3515 Potter and Elizabeth Putnam. •MONDAY thru THURS.J CENTRAL I 7-6 piin. $ I I FRIDAY SAVE 250 I NATIONAL I 7 a.m.-8 p.m. j SPECIAL OFFER ON LIMITED EDITION l I SATURDAY BANK FORD GRANADA . I 9 A.m. - 5 p.m. ! I I I OF ST. JOHNS See It Now At... I , Clip and put on I I your bulletin I I I E E R,EN L board for, easy I ^ T J^/! P YFOLKSYOUCANBANKON' EGAN FORD SALES,INC I - ServinO |na Clinton Area from 4 Convenient Locations I .reference . I ST.JOHNS u, J ST. JOHNS SOUTHGATE PLAZA OVID PEWAMO PHONE 224-2285: CLINTON COUNTYNEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 18,1975 Sharon Wiitanen now Mrs. Walter Kusnier
t Walter Kusnier of Carland* length veil with venise lace, bouquets of the ma id-of-honor, and Sharon Wiitanen of Han- • with corsages of pink and white matching her gown and carried Lysle Smith, Jr. of Lansing carnations, cock were united in marriage a cascade ot pink roses and blue was the best man; Ronald Kerr A recpetioii for the, 300 guests June 7 in the St, Joseph St. baby-breaths, of Royal Oak, Mi. and Dave Patrick Church, in Hancock, was held following the Patricia Juno of Ironwood, Cattani of Green Bay, ceremony, at the American Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kusnier Michigan was the ma id-of- Wisconsin were the chosen Legion Hall in Hancock with a are the parents of the groom, honor, and wore a dotted swiss' groomsmen. , buffet dinner and dance. and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur print over a satin gown which The ushers, were Robert The ne\ylyweds are Wiitanen of Hancock are the was adorned with a full ruffle at Orlowski, brother-in-law of the honeymooning in Northern parents of the bride. . the bottom of,the skirt. ' groom arid Richard Beirihg of Michigan, The bride chose for her With her' gown 'she wore" a Hubble, ,Mi. When they return from their wedding an embroidered nylon picture hat, and carried a The bride's mother chose a honeymoon, Sharon will con organza over-net, with an ac- bouquet of pink carnations and gown of aqua blue sleeveless tinue internship at St. Lawrence cordian pleated valance :at the blue babys breaths. crepe with'venise late trim, and Hospital in Lansing and com- bottom of the skirt with, a • Bridesmaids, Mrs. Carol a matching floor length coat. •^ plete her education at Michigan matching pleated stand-up Orlowski of Potterville, Mich, The mother of the groom wore ' Tech. * • collar. The sleeves of her gown and Miss Nancy, Kusnier, both a floor length pastel pink crepe Walter graduated from Mich. were long embroidered venise- sisters of the groom, were with chiffon sleeves trimmed in i Tech with a degree in lace with venise lace trimMm,..identicall y .gowned,..we^pSc- .pearls and.rhmestones., ,. ,.-' Engineering,- and ..will, be at the bodice. She wore a full" " ture hats, and carried identical Both mothers were presented working as an Engineer for the Torrington Company, in Torrington, Connecticut, where the couple will later make their home. MAGIC SHOW A special guest at the wedding was the groom's grandfather, SATURDAY, JUNE 21 John Kreinbrink of Chesaning. FOWLER HIGH SCHOOL GYM 50tk Ucetttet TRUCK SALES Jerry Lewis "Skate for Life" Raymond Curtis Bell, 71, 510 S. Baker St., St. Johns; Sybil Laura Clark, 69,805 Newton St., Lansing;' UP SKATE - A - THON Ralph Hugh Sterling, 28, 526 400% Eden St., St. Louis; Rita Rae Ike, 26, 107 E. Baldwin Street,. Friday June 20th, thru Saturday, June 21st. St. Johns. 24 Hours — Starting Michael G. Pope, 22. 403& Main Street, Perry; Betty L. at CAINS, Inc., St. Johns Wright, 18, 7505 W. Chadwick ' - All Proceeds So to HB Rd., DeWitt. Donald Boyd Doerfler, Si, 402 Muscular Dystrophy Associations Si Cochran St., Charlotte; Cheryl Lee 'Bond, 2L" Box 312, •"of America, Inc. Westphalia. " . Bruce Duane Carter, 40, 520 , . dedicated to tlit tclcntifit tonqum of naitomuiCKhr distant tktoujh bilk Valley Road, Lansing; Sheryl F andipplitd'rttterch Into nttve, muicti end mtlaioliim. Lynn Newton, 22, 520- Valley, . Road, Lansing. Sponsored By - YOU AND YOUR HOME 'PRIZES DONATED BY; Decorating Hints Bailey Music Center, Kurt's Appliance, Bennett's Jewelry, Clinton National Bank, Central By Ma^-. Bell National Bank, Rehmann's -• Clothing, and Bob's Sport Center. Blending' design, such' as floral print and plaids, or stripes is very £l#flV HOUR A PRIZE WU B£ GIVEN AWAY ... I ^ popular/rt Grand Prizes of Precision Skates ^todays design Second Prize 10 speed Bike Bill White, General Motors truck district representative, is shown on the left congratulating Dbug Wooley, sales manager^d Bernard Cain, owner of Cains, Inc., St. Johns, for pushing,truiik sales up 400% over the - By mixing the Interesting last 6 months. ' ; ' \ , ' , , : designs such as in the carpeting, draperies, wallcoverings and fur nishings, there is really no rea- ' sqn one shouldn't have a very 'HERE'S ONE REASON WHY personal and Individual look In their home. $ r At'Bef I Furniture, we carry LIST 3623 'a wide selection of these items 75 :••% and detigns. Ouf decorators will gladly assist In creating a per 6 cylinder, 8 foot wide-side box, economy 3.73 rear sonal room for you. axle ratio, 3-speetf transmission, G78-15 tires, folding %t Bell Furniture arid back bench seat, rear step bumper, red ...r,,.,., NOW t,' Carpet showrooms are open . IMMEDIATE DELIVERYI " - 2995 Monday and Friday evenings, and other days till 5:30 at LIVE 4601 North East St. on North US-27, Lansing. PLUS 5-YEAR NO-MILEAGE LIMIT WARRANTY AVAILABLE WRBJ »3, RADIO BELL FURNITURE V 2ipWESTHl6HAM AND CARPET SPONSOR SHIEETS MAY BE PICKED UP AT BENNETT'S JEWECRY, Inc PHONE 224^3231 v St; 'JOHNS 4601 North East Street BAILEY'S MUSIC CENTER OF ST. JOHNS REMINDER. • (North US 27) Lansing s June 18,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN Clarks to celebrate 2*$4$e*H€Ht A girt; Brenda, was born to 50th anniversary Mr. and Mrs, Joseph C. Kolph of Gibson-Price Route 2, Portland, Mich. June 4, 1975 at Clinton* County Hospital. Mr, and Mrs, Venton Clark Mr, Clark was a farmer and Mayflower Society and the K & Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gibson, will celebrate their 50th Wed- later drove semi for Gulf M Kamper Kara van. She weighed' 8 lbs. 14 ozs, The baby has 3 sisters. Grand 5683 W. Chadwick Road, „ ding AnnjVersary June 22 at Refining Co. in Bay City lor 10 They have one daughter, Mrs. DeWitt, announce the Rogers Hall, Laingsburg from years before moving to Paul Ferrigan (Joyce) of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kolp and Mr. and engagement of their daughter, 2:30 - 5:30, Laingsburg. He drove school Laingsburg, who works for the BeckTe Jo, to David L. Price, Vernon Clark and Vera bus for 26 years, retiring in 1969, State Agriculture Laboratory, Mrs, Francis O. Pritchard, The mother is the former Patricia son of Mr. and Mrs. Rober{ Ferguson were married June Mrs, Clark was a teacher in and one son, Jerry V„ who is a 'Price, 9931 Norris Road, 23, 1925 by the late Rev. the Laingsburg and Lansing detective sergeant in the State Pritchard, A girl, Sunshine Rae, was DeWitt. Clarence Young at the home of school systems for 28 years. She' Police, Benton Harbor. The The bride-elect is presently her parents, Mr. and Mrs. worked in special education for Clarks have 10 grandchildren born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Rasdale of 609 N. Morton June 5 attending Lansing Business Glenn Ferguson. Their at- 9 years and retired in 1969, They and 8 great-grandchildren. University and is employed by • tendants were her sister Doris are affiliated with Laingsburg The open house will be hosted at Clinton Memorial Hospital. She weighed 7 lbs. 14% ozs. Meijer Inc. , Ferguson Austin and husband, Congregational Church, IOOF, by their children. The public is » The prospective bridegroom Leland Austin. Women's Fellowship, invited. They request no gifts. Grandparents are Mrs. Alice M. Curtis and Mr, and Mrs. is a 1973 graduate of St. Johns Charles E. Raidale, both of St. High School and is employed by Johns. The mother is the former ETM Enterprises Inc. Barbara Curtis. An Aug. 29..wedding is planned Beckie Jo Gibson SintU A girl, Michele Elizabeth, was for DeWitt Community Church. The grandparents are Mr, born to Mr. arjd Mrs. Paul R, A son, Todd Michael, was A girl, Andrea Michelle, was Pung of 4526 Wildcat Rd, June ROUND born May 30 to Mr. and Mrs. andtMrs. DonFindlay, St. Johns born to Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Roger M, Gillespie, 9921 N. and Mrs. Dorothy Gillespie, 11, 1975 at Clinton Memorial LAKE Redman, 102 Oak St., St. Johns, Hospital. She weighed 7 lbs. 15 Eston.-Clarkston in South Detroit. w June 11, 1975 at "Sparrow ozs, Grandparents are Louis •nunm Macomb Hospital He weighed 9 The mother is the former Hospital in Lansing, pounds and 1 ounce. Patricia Findlay, and Florence Pung, Rosina She weighed 9 pounds and 7 Bradish and the late Orin C, ounces and has We sister, Bradish. The mother is the Friday, June 20 Autume. former Linda Bradish. The grandparents ,are Mrs. THE MAMATRYDS MARY ANN'S Mrs. Angela Locco A boy, Bryan Joseph, .was Arlene Walling and Mr. and born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul COUNTRY, POLKA - ROCK No Cover Charge Mrs. John Units. Geller of St. Johns June 9, 1975 FABRICS The mother is the former at Clinton Memorial Hospital. Saturday] June 21 9:45 -1:45 Mary Uhlis. Steven locco and He weighed 7 lbs. 3& ozs. The RED VANSICKLE 10695 East M-21 Fowler baby has 1 sister. Grandparents Q Simple and Quick Sunday, June 22 4:30-8:30 One simple way for a woman are Mr. and Mrs. Clare Simmon Open Daily from 10-5:30 p.m. to safeguard herself against and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley breast'cancer *is to practice Angela Karber Geller. The mother is the for THE POLKA TEENS Except Mondays Noon-9 p.m. breast self-examination each mer Sue Simmon. month. Your American Cancer ) Phone 593-3355 Society has>,a free leaflet that Many problems still have to tells you how. united be solved before we achieve the Spring flowers with fresh of the groom, and Jeanette universal brotherhood of man. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 651-5308 lilacs were.placed on the altar Slabaugh of Indiana, friend of of St. Joseph Catholic Church the bride, served as for the May 16 wedding, uniting bridesmaids. The attendants i Angela Joy Karber and Steven wore matching gowns of This Week Only I Dominic locco. variegated spring colors over Simon Real Estate slipper satin, with matching Angela is the daughter of Mr. picture hats. Each carried a and Mrs. Gerald Karber and spring bouquet with trailing Sales Leader Steven is the son of Mr.- and streamers matching the color of Mrs. Ralph locco, all of St. their gown. Matching flowers EXTERIOR Johns. adorned the back of their pic All Five Offices;April & May The 6:30 p.m: double 'ring ture hats. service was performed by Rev. William Hankerd. Tillie Smith Douglas Woodhams, friend of DOROTHY SIONS served as organist and guitar the groom served as best man, music was provided by the and groomsmen were Douglas Paint Sale! Simon Real Estate church group. and Gordon locco, 'brothers of the groom. Gerald Good and The bride and groom were Keith Harter ushered the 102 N. Clinton Avenue escorted to the altar by their guests. parents. OO LATEX A dinner reception for 250 St. Johns, Michigan Angela chose a full length guests immediately followed NEW LISTING gown of slipper satin with a , the wedding service in. the (TRUTEST) H0USE 3 bedroom Ranch-1-car garage, SHARP! New chapel train. A wide lace panel school social hall. Mr. and Mrs'. r.. kitchen EXTRA LARGE, landscaped lot Close came down the front with a Walter -Russell served as host STUNDMS/ to schools and shopping. t small ruffle encircling her train and hostess. Donna Harter and - REG. 7.98 PAINT NEW LISTING and mandarin neckline. The Rosemary Remus served the 3-bedroom Ranch- 1-car garage, large land shear full sleeves ended at wide wedding cake. Makayla Good LATEX Beautify your home at a money-saving low- scaped, lot with fruit trees, garden area. lace cuffs and her elbow length was in charge of the gues^ book, , , -Possible land contract. veil was held in place With a price! the paint itself resists fumes, mildew, LL qffiLWlUJJwLWTS., $fe4-Qood >;] WXEW*USTI»&*W« , Juliet cap studded with seed assisted with, Jhe gifts. HOUSE ?m alkali, blistering and" fading. It's low sheen 3-bedroom Ranch with U acre lot. Immediate pearls. She carried a cascade The couple" honeymooned at finish hides surface irregularities. Dries fast. possession. Farm Home Lot Potential. - Residence bouquet of mixed' flowers ac-' Virginia Beach, Va. and are man NEW LISTING cented with pink rosebuds and sm llHffll Soapy water clean-up. White and 4 popular now residing at Lot 6, 609 N. ^COIors.-'Custom colors higher 4-bedroom-2-car garage, double lot. Nicely 224-3397 trailing green ivy. Morton St., St. Johns. remodeled. Honey Charcat, sister of the Both the bride and groom COUNTRY bride, served as matron of graduated from St. Johns High 9-acres on Chandler Road, Older home, honor, and Ka_tfiv locco, sister School in 1974.- workshop. FLAT OR GLOSS •M ACRES Barn, 3-bedroom house, fenced, blacktop road. LATEX HOUSE PAINT 4-HEDROOM COUNTRY HOME On blacktop road, completely remodeled, on 1- acre. REAL ESTATE ffia FLAT 8.9-9 GAL REG. 10.98 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION On this unique 3-bedroom Bi-Level, air con GLOSS 9,99GAL REG. 11.98 ditioned, professional landscaping. LATEX MEMBER OF LANSING BOARD OF REALTORS & MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Our best quality -latex house paints. Choose* Call Dorothy for your Real Estate either Gloss or Flat finish, Easy to apply. One HOUSE PAIS? Farms, Residential, Land Income & Commercial coat covers most surfaces. Resists smog, weather, stains. Plat finish in 24 Jamestown PLEASING YOU, Colors & White. Gloss: White only. PLEASES US REDWOOD STAIN VALUE! i(TRU TEST) si In™ • Rich redwood color for wood AT: %»tm Itemy ^wz S&wt OIL BASE siding) fences, shingles, & picnic tables. Seals and colors JBWOOB'Stt" in one coat. Prevents warping* THREE DAY SPECIAL GAL. and checking. Needs no primer. Oil base. THUR., FRL, SAT., JUNE 19, 20,21 25A anHw&iteMf An Open House is being planned for Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wieber at their home at 450 N. Elm St., Fowler. They were married June 24, MENS, WOMENS, CHILDRENS 1950. The open house will be hosted by their son, Michael, and his aunts and uncles, on Sunday, June 22, from 2 to 5 p.m. , POLYURETHANE FLOOR - & DECK ENAMEL IT PAYS TO SHOP AT DECK SHOES Extra durable. Takes weather, traffic and washings. Dries fast. For , FAMOUS MAKE "SEA-VEES" dV[aalJ\lnnon i wood, concrete, etc... .inside, or out! • NAVY • WHITE REG. M0" BETTER QUALITY LOWER PRICE INFANTS TODDLERS MENS *7«P GIRLS VtiibdsMAN WOMENS SCMMEK SPORTSWEAR » SOLID COLOR LATEX STAIN SHORTS, SWIMSUITS CHILDRENS *5«o SHIRTS, TANK TOPS MENS SIZES HALTERS, SLACKS $799 •POSTURE SLIM & MED*-6^013 JACKETS # GALLON FOUNDATION WOMENS SIZES Lasts twice as long as many oil stains MODEftATELY PRICED SLIM & MED,-5 TO 11 Enhances texture of rough wo6d, ARCH TO FIT YOUR BUDGET CHILDRENS SIZES smooth siding, indoor paneling. In 21 rustic flat colors; custom colors higher. SLIM & MED. -10 TO 6 BE SURE TO SEE OUR FORMFRLV E.f ONOMY SHOE STOW SUMMER MATERNITY WEAR FINE • TOPS-DRESSES-SHORTS-SLACKS SHOES DENIM DOUBLEKNIT WJ b IT I W XfcJMRDWARE STORE .^ .* JMty Phone 224-2213 PLAIN AND PATCH PATTERN 98 YD. 60 IN. WIDE 100% POLYESTER *3 121 N. Clinton OWOSSO •V DUR/iNI_ ) • IONIA 300 N. CLINTON ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-3271 CLIRTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 18,1975v Julie Silm, Chris 'Motz and Barbara Robinson served the wedding cake and host and Melinda Silm & Thomas Motz united ^hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. /Roger Dershem and Mr. and Mrs, Eric Peterson. St JOHNS - St, Peter's sweetheart roses and white long-sleeved yellow gown, Both After returning from a wore corsages of yellow Lutheran Church was the site of daisies, wedding trip to the Eastern a May 3 double ring wedding held for 400 guests at St. A dinner and reception was Joseph's gymnasium in St. states, the couple will reside at ceremony uniting Melinda Kay 411 W. Cass St., St. Johns. Silm and Thomas C. Motz, with mother chose a floor-length Johns. The Rev. Roger Heintz of ficiating. 11th ANNUAL Melinda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, LaVern Silm of GRATIOT COUNTY SHERIFF POSSE Rt. 4, St. Johns and Thomas is the sop of Mr, and Mrs, Francis (I.RA APPROVED) Motz of Rt. 3, St. Johns, Music for the ceremony was provided by organist Rhonda WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Hambleton and soloist Diana Dewitt, Standing before an altar decorated with white glads, carnations and baby breath, the bnde wore an empire-w'atsted gown of sheer nylon organza with appliques accenting the sleeves, neckline .and skirt. It 60th OKHW<Mty had a chapel length train. She wore a garden hat ac Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Bartholomew, 505 S. Oakland, St. Johns, cented with the same appliques celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary June 7 with a family and a white gown and veil of* GRATIOT COMMUNITY dinner at Jean's Beans. Those in attendance were Rev. and Mrs. tulle streaming down the back. Emeral Price of Harvard City, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Staggemier She carried a bouquet of white ARENA and Sue, Mr. and Mrs, Eric Staggemeir and Duane of Jackson, carnations, mums, and baby breath that was accented with ONE MILE SOUTH Mrs, Valerie Matice, Zachary Jasluia, Davjd Oliver of Lansing, OF Mrs. William Bartholomew and Kristi of Owosso, Mr, and Mrs. peach sweetheart roses and ivy. Craig Bartholomew and Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Bartholomew of St. Mrs. Melanie Tomlinson of TRAFFIC LIGHT Johns. Denver, Colo, was matron of IN ITHACA honor while Marcia Motz, sister of the groom, Paulette Martis Mr. & Mrs. Skinner and Sue Davis both friends of the bride, were bridesmaids. They wore floor-length double celebrate anniversary knit peach colored dresses of single-knit, accented with Hubbardston American Legion chaplet sleeves and tied in the An open house is being held back. They also wore garden for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall. The event is being hosted by hats with peach streamers and Skinner of Hubbardston, on Mr. & Mrs. Motz carried bouquets of multi June 29, from 2 to 5 p.m., m the the children of the Skirfners, who were married July 4,1925. colored mums, daisies and carnations with peach streamers, i Jennifer Silm, niece of the- AMERICAN Fight Cancer brjde, was flower girl. Her CANCER with a checkup dress was of peach and'white and a Check dotted swiss and she wore SOCIETY multi-colored flowers in her hair and carried a basket with rose petals. Serving as best man for his NOTICE cousin was Jerry Motz of St. Johns while Quenun Kuntz, SPONSORED BY Frank Maki, and Jeff Silm, all CITY OF ST. JOHNS of St. Johns, served as groomsmen. Pete and Dave GRATIOT COUNTY SHERIFF POSSE Motz ushered. ZONING BOARD The mother of the bride chose FOR MORE INFORMA TION AND TICKETS WRITE a floor-length long-sleeved mint RODEO BOX 112 - ITHACA MICH. 48847 OF APPEALS green gown, while the groom's JULY 9, 1975 To be held in the'Commission Chambers at If anybody says you can't get 121 E. Walker Street at .7:30 p,rjt. * ,. $ ^PURPOSE; Appeal pn the zoning Adminis 200 cash back on a new car... ! trators interpretation of the Zoning Ordin ance No, 245 to deny Andy Kuhmnuench a building permit to construct a house on a lot TEM,™ TO 60 TO DODGE! at 507 West Walker Street. The lot is 60 foot wide where the Zoning Ordinance requires a minimum lot width of 75 foot. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 507 W.'Walker Street TAX ROLL NO: No. 1295-01 $200 CASH BACK DESCRIPTION: Francis Lynds Add. Blk 4, 25tk OwUv&iMACf, Lot 7 Exc. W 129 feet of the S 65 feet and lot 8 exc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmid Jr. will celebrate their silver wed W 104 ft. ding anniversary Sunday, June 22 at an open house at their home OH DODGE DARTS from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. They were married June 24,1950. All friends, Richard L. Coletta neighbors, and relatives are invited to attend the event sponsored $200 CASH REBATE DIRECT FROM —low purchase price—and the highest resale Zoning Administrator by their children, MrT and Mrs. Robert Schmid, Patricia, Michael, CHRYSLER CORPORATION. value in its class. and Barbara Schmid. It is requested there be no gifts. Who says the rebates are over? Right now, you FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. can get $200 back on a '75 Dodge Dart when Better talk to your Dodge Dealer now, 'cause ' you buy or lease from inventory, $200 mailed Bancrpft rebates on Darts won't go on forever. He'll >/ ABOVE GROUND direct from Chrysler Corporation... after you've show you how to make your tax rebates go a made your best deal. long way. And how to get $200 back from 40th wedding NOW'S THE BEST TIME TO BUY A DART. Chrysler Corporation. There's a limit of one POOLS What a time to get a rebate from Dodge. cash rebate offer to a customer...retail Now You Can Have ' anniversary Millions of tax rebate checks, of Up to $200, customers only, at participating Dodge Dealers'. are already on their way from Washington. So if anybody says you can't get $200 cash The friends and relatives of You don't have to wait to apply your tax back on a new car... tell 'em to go to Dodge. 'YEARS OF FAMILY ENJOYMENT Mr. and Mrs. Guy F. Bancroft rebate towards a Dart. Right now, you can get Sr., are invited do attend an • $200 cash back from Dodge. FOR JUST THE PRICE 0E, AJUMMERVACATION open house in the honor of their SEE THE DODGE BOYS RIGHT 40th wedding anniversary on DART MEANS VALUE. NOW FOR A S200REBATEON 18' ROUND Sunday, June 22,1975, from 2 to You'll not only get $200 cash back, but you'll TOPOFYOURTAXREBATE. 5 p.m, in the community room be getting a car that's famous at Central National Bank in St. for gas economy Johns. MARQIIOFTIMB In days gone by the full dinner pail always interested the average working man — today he wants a full gas tank. R.E. BENSON PLUMBING Aluminum Pool HEATING . Rank Gas Mileage Trunk Resale Value Roominess Unlimited PLAZA ^ See lor your Mil According to lest results published in £PA s Space Accord ng to tecenl Auto no live Index Mileage how our lap riled "> Buveti,Guide, Dail 6 s go) betler gas mileage Mart ct Reports one year-aid tno Dull Stand up in both city and hi [tin ay driving titan the Oarl is the iuna*ay leader door Darts are noith more and have According Automotive Warranty POOL KITS ^ 106 N.Clinton against the mot) popular 61 altered by major competitors in trunk capacity lorjMlh a higher percentage ol return on Industries. Roominess compacts, otleted The.FDrd.and GM pioducli fisted below , two (foot and lout door on etna 1 sticket price than com' Index Dail Ino-door Foflireke full months by oui major attained identical mileage and Ke tanked models parable models ol the compacts hardtop! and lour-doof i5<»24- •2895°°^/* , St. Johns competitors alphabetically listed below. Sedans ate tops in intenot too mint si is-*33- »329500 N>* Phone 224-7033 1 Dart Dart Dart Dart Dart 2 - Apollo Apollo Maverick Omega No LIQUID 2 MASTER ^N 3 * Comet 'Nova Comet « Apollo No Cl CHLORINE PLUMBERS 4 Maverick Ventura Nova Nova No 5 , Nova Omega Ventura Ventura No Gai.WT SfltettOMa***, American-Standard Plumbing, Hot Water 6 Omega Maverick Apollo Comet No- . Heating 7 Ventura Comet Omega Maverick No 17' 135' BELOW GROUND POOL KIT Only * 199500 KIT .NCIUDE& Galvanlied Steel %oll* t Vinyl liner • Coping • Stalnleis Steel Lennox Warm Air • Ralph Dara's , Skimmer • Wall Hardware *\Sand Filter • Pump 12 Step ladder & Hardware Heating and Air OadgE reorganization," he said. .WELCOME <«• ByJimSchmitz discussion and council adopted it would be more efficient with 1 He added, "Dual positions are features County News Writer the proposal unanimously. full-time and 2 part-time em unique for a city this size." He said the new clerk- to Both Mrs. Coin and Mrs. Keck ployees (One of the part-time^ Mayor Eastman, who was on treasurer would be akin to an DEWITT - DeWUt has again told the County News Monday employees would be Janet vacation when the personnel office manager, which, he said, become a hotbed of political they didn't understand the Abbott, secretary to .Wendell committee came up with its is necessary because the city Historic activity with the recent decision personnel committee or Myers, police chief) and that proposal, was rather displeased doesn't have a city manager, of City Council to combine the council's thinking. They said possibly the new situation would with council and the personnel from the jobs of city clerk and city their work-load had been in save the city some money. committee for not informing DEwnr treasurer into a new clerk- creasing and Mrs. Coin said she When asked by members of him of their plans. , treasurer position beginning has had to balance the tax rolls the audience to show how much Eastman told the council, CORRECTION: The County fourided July l. for the assessor and has been the city would save, Boyd "Frankly, I'm a little disgusted News incorrectly reported in None of the 19 citizens at working with 170 additional responded that he didn't know this thing hasn't been men the last issue that DeWitt was Oct. 4,1833 DeWitt tending Monday night's ledger sheets recently. at this time. Gillespie pointed tioned to me." going to be receiving $11,500 in meeting or present city out that actual figures would be Whatever their reasons, Comprehensive Employment •, treasurer Marilyn Coin and city At Monday night's council discussed in the June 24 budget Gillespie emphasized that Training Act (CETA) funds for clerk Dorothy Keck appeared to meeting, the audience and the meeting. " council wasn't acting on any- the police department The city Area be very happy with the council's council debated for nearly an Boy'd also said he didn't know kind of personal vendetta will begetting $11,500 in federal decision to over-ride Mayor hour and a half on council's how much more efficiently the against Mrs. Coin or Mrs. Keck. revenue sharing funds for the Eastman's veto of the personnel decision. city would run under the new "We are looking toward the police department, not from - reorganization proposal. Councilmen Boyd argued that system until they tried it. future and thinking in terms of CETA. Five of the 6 councilman voted to over-ride the mayor's veto1 of the proposal council passed at the last meeting June DeWitt announces 2, Councilman Frank Dealt cast the only dissenting vote'. On Friday Mrs. Coin talked to summer programs the County News about what she described as, "a complete the summer in the afternoon . surprise." DeWitt School system has announced a summer swim and evening for & minimal fee. According to Mrs, Coin, the A gymnastics workship is also personnel committee made up ming and gymnastics program. Beginning and advanced being offered in 2 week sessions. of James Boyd, Deak and The sessions will be June 16 to mayor pro-tem Gary Gillespie swimming classes will be taught at the DeWitt High June 27, June 30 to July 11 and called her and Mrs. Keck to the July 14 to Jury 25. i main office 5 minutes before the School pool on a Monday last council meeting and told through Friday basis for 2 week The class is being taught by them about their proposal to periods beginning June 9, 23, Mike Watson and will meet in combine the present 2 full-time and July 7. The cost of the high school from 1 to 2 p.m. positions. enrollment is $10. and 2 to 3 p.m., Monday through i There will also be open, adult Friday. They also said, according to and family swims throughout The students will learn the Mrs. Coin, that a part-time use of mats, parallel bars, the , position would be created, but trampoline and balance beams. didn't tell her or Mrs. Keck that one Good sportsmanship and get either would be retained ting along with other will be DOGS LEADING after July l. A mystery emphasized. (The mayor appoints the city The cost of enrollment for this treasurer and clerk for 1-year ' program is also $10. THE BLIND ARE terms, which run from July to For more information call the July). with a Superintendent's office, 669- Then, Mrs. Coin said, Without 2240. j giving us much time to respond, WELCOME ,the councilmen said it was time smile for the meeting to start. "They then," she said, "expected Whodunit? That was the -Dorothy '(Mrs. Keck) to go out question everyone in DeWitt awl do her job." r BEE'S Chevy-Olds, Inc. was asking last week about the PO VI don't think they handled it "non-conforming" sign on on U.S. 27 right, especially on Dorothy's Round Lake Road near the % part." DeWitt boundary. •> World's Sweetest Place To Deal .Mrs. Coin was also miffed, Police Chief Wendell Myers 1 Mile South of St. Johns Phone 224-2345 because later, in the meeting said he thought the sign was when the proposal was brought pretty clever but, he had to take ,up by Boyd, there was no it down because the party that put it up didn't have official PRE-OWNED CARS CUSTOM is.- por-ir*"! I' '-V. e * ' know who Was responsible, but, 1975 Oidsmobile Omega 2-door, V-8 1974 Oidsmobile Cutlass Solon, 2- INTERIORS even if he did know, he wouldn't automatic, power steering and door hardtop, V-8, automatic, arrest anyone unless they put brakes, radio and air conditioning. power steering and brakes, radio, OF DEWITT up a series of signs. vinyl top. I975 Chevrolet Monza 2-door, V-8, FEATURES automatic, power steering and 1973 Mercury Comet 2-door, 6- WALLPAPER PRE-0WNED brakes, radio. i cylinder automatic, radio, vinyl top. 1975 Oidsmobile 88 2 -door hardtop, DRAPES Graduate of Bob air conditioning, AM-FM, vinyl AND CARPETS CARS top, cruise control. hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio. BY Jones University 1975 Chevrolet Impala 4-door V-8, automatic, power steering and McGEE brakes, air conditioning. DEWITT- Alan Lee Cropsey, 1972 Oidsmobile 98 Luxury sedan, DOWNS son of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon 1975 Toronado Brougham, full full power, air conditioning, radio. SEAWAY Cropsey, 5833 W. Howe Rd.,- power, air conditioning, AM-FM DeWitt has received his The diffetences in a Bee's stereo, cruise-tilt wheel, power 1972 Chevelie, 2-door hardtop, WE INVITE bachelor of science degree in Pre-owned car split seats. mathematics education from Malibu V-8, autdmatic, power YOU Bob Jones University, 1975 Nova 2-door V-8, standard steering and brakes, radio. Greenville, S.C. transmission, power steering and radio. TO COME IN While attending Bob Jones 1972 Ford Pinto Runabout, AND SELECT University, Cropsey was a 1974 Vega Wagon, 4-cylinder, four, 4- member of Chi Alpha Pi speed, radio. cylinder, 4-speed, radio.- FROM OUR Literary Society and was Bee's Pre-owned cars are not selected to appear in the 1974-75 purchased at auctions. 1974 Lincoln Continental Mark IV, 1972 Ponttac 4-door Catalina, air VAST edition of "Who's Who Among full power, air conditioning, sun conditioning, radio, vinyl top. Students in American Colleges Bee's DO NOT change roof, AM-FM stereo, cruise tilt DISPLAY and Universities." the Speedometer wheel, vinyl top. 1972 Datsun 1200 series, 4-cylinder, OF SAMPLES automatic, radio. Driver ticketed 1!)74 Caprice Kslate wagon, full FREE ESTIMATES power, air conditioning. AM-FM, dard transmission, radio, bucket hit wheel cruise, door locks, seats. 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE after accident . ra dials LET US HELP YOU 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix, V-8, James Briniretool, 40, 302 1974 Chevrolet Vega Hatchback, 4- automatic, power „ steering and WITH cylinder, 4-speed, radio. brakes, radio. FREE DECORATING Wilson St. DeWitt, was hit from Bee's Pre-owned cars the right side while he was 9! IDEAS & TIPS jOTs* •••- driving north on Bridge St. by a 1974 Impala 4-door hardtop, vinyl .cardriven by Betty Lou Keener, ARE Thoroughly Tested lop. AM-FM, lilt wheel, air con ditioning PHONE 43, 2113 Clark Road, DeWitt. and Condition ad ^•Sr*-=: Keener stopped for the stop • 1974 Oidsmobile Toronado, full 1971 Oidsmobile 88, 2-door hardtop, 669-3383 sign and-then proceeded to go power, air conditioning, AM-FM, V-8 automatic, power steering and through the interchange and stereo-cruise. brakes, radio, air conditioning. FULLSCHEDULE claims she did, not see Brinin- Complete^Financing $jgg*j£W!£*~Zi& , There are three times in stool. every man's life when he should Keener was ticketed for USED CARS do his very best - yesterday, failing to stop for oncoming Available today and tomorrow.* traffic and neither of the two 1971 Buick Skylark 2-door, V-8, 1969 Chevrolet Nova 4-door, 6- were injured. automatic, power steering and cylinder, automatic, radio. ' brakes, radio. BEE'S ARE NOT 1970 Chevrolet Nova 2-door. V-8. 1968 Pontiac 4-door. V-8 automatic, •iiitomatic, power steering and power steering and brakes, radio. PUBLIC HEARING MISREPRESENTED brakes, radio, vinyl top. 1967 Ford Thunderbird,, air con ditioning, power steering and CITY OF brakes, vinyl top DE WITT USED TRUCKS Safe Boaters Insure with Riverside Warranty / • You get low cost hull coverage, liability and medical The DeWitt City Council will hold a public \974 Chevrolet ':• Ion Custom Deluxe 1972 Chevrolet Blazer, Awheel drive : hearing Tuesday, June 24,1975 at 8:00 p.m. Available On All pickup, V-8 automatic, power V-8, standard transmission; radio. 'protection with Riverside's Boatowners Policy. This com steering and brakes, radio. panion policy to Riverside's safe drivers save dollars auto in the Council room at 414 E. Main, for the t purpose of discussing and adopting the City Pre-owned cars 1972 Chevrolet t<0 series cab & ' plan includes inboards, outboards and sail boats. Call us 1'iT:' Diilsun Pickup, 4-cylinder, 4- chassis, *i-speed transmission, 2- today for complete details on a safe boating policy from Budget for fiscal year 1975-76. MH'fd. radio sprrd axle. .1ft; engine Good - "the Companion People. \ i t'ondilion' A copy of the budget is available for public ;i inspection at the City offices, 414 E. Main, SALES OFFICE 1972 Chevrolet i ton pickupt V-8, DeWitt, Michigan. BEEi WARRANTY DbES ALL THIS,. EVENING HOURS; standard transmission, radio. Willard Reed You get 100% repair or replacement cost Mo n.-Wad .-Friday Nights coverage on engine, transmission, rear^axle, Dorothy Keck 196fi Reo tandem tilt cab with 1 --^i«. * . TUWJH.' w .- teener J*'** 4 V; 3Sg«** and labor for a full 24 months. 8 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 18,1975 I STJOSKPIiaCATHOl.lCCHimCH Pewamo, Michigan RlRevMigrThnnaiJ.Bolger.MA Pastor Next Week in ' -, Daily Maia - 7:30 am Saturday 4:30 pm It 7:« Pm Sunday 8:00 am k 10:00 am Holy Baptism • Sunday, 1 pm Sacred Confession • Saturday, 3:30 and Clinton County churches 7:» pm Family Holy Hour for Peace • Saturday, 7:15 pm All Churches in Clinton County are Invited to send their weekly announcements to The Clinton County News. They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to insure Gunnisonville publication in ,the current week's issue. Area COMMUNITY OFHTJUDE 7:30 pm Evening Worship (il'NNlSONVILLE ' KIltST COSOHKUATIONAL CI IL'HCII BANNISTKH UNITED METHODIST 9:30 am Ladles Bible Sludy every CHUIU'll Catholic Church UNITED METHODISTCHUHCH Maple AvemieatSUte Street Tuesday Clark and Wood Roads Pastor: Rev Miriam DeMinl Father Jerome Schmitt, Pastor Averill M.Carson, Minister 801N, Bridge v 7:30 pm Wednesday evening Prayer RevPauSchlebner.Minister Service Sunday Worship Service 9:30 am Sunday, June 22 Dally Mass: Mon and Thurs • 7:30 pm. 6:00 pm Teen's Softball every Frithy 9:30 am Church Service I0:0H a m, Wurshlp Service — Dr. Clyde Church School 10:30am /nies, Wi-d, and Fri 7:00 am IHH.Y FAMILY CATHOLIC CHI HCII 10:45 am Sunday School Wilcox Sunday Mass: 9:00 and 11:15 am Wednesday, June 23 r.JOMabbltRoad.Ovki (i:45 p m. Boy Scout Troop HI \SSK«HI,YOF(lim Father Joseph Aubin S US-27 4 E, Baldwin KASTDfHITTHIHI.Ktm'HUf Church Office Knurs; .hfipehF.Eger. Jr. Pastor i Non-Denominational I 11:00 am Mass on Sunday Westphalia Monday thru Friday Hound Lake Hoad < i mile East of US-27 7:00 pm Evening'Man on Wednesday H;30a.m. lo noon , 10,00 am • Sunday School OlenJ.Famham,Pastor Confessions 10:30 to 10:45 am Sunday II Oil am - Morning Worship Tel: 224-2636 '" hilti pm - Youth Service" Sunday . Area > 7:30 pm - Sunday Evening 10 um - Sunday School. Classes for all s CALVARY HAPnSTCIinUH Itev Wayne Classman STMARY'S CHURCH Hzte v 7:00 pm - Wedesday. second and fourth ages. WMC • M-21atEbiefid Westphalia 11 am - Morning Worship ' Rev Father James Schmitt 7. til pm - Wednesday evening service 5:45 pnt - Youth Fellowship, Senior, 14 9:45 am Sunday School RevJamcsJ.Schmilt-Admlnlstralor and up; Jet Cadets, 10-13 Phone 587-4201 7 pm • Evening Service 11:0) am Morning Worship FIltSTL'NlTKD.MKTIIODISTCIlL'ItC'll 7:00 pm Evening Worship PRICE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday Saturday Night Masses: 4:30 & 7:00 pm 200 East State Street ' 7:30 pm - Bible Study and Prayer. 7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting St. Johns, Michigan 48879 DaroldD.Boyd.Pastor Sunday Morning 6:00, B:00, 10:00 445 Division St. E.Lansing Supervised nursery Tor babies and small Weekdays Monday&Friday?:15& 11:20 children in alt services. STPAUI.I.UT1IKHANCIIUHCII am Francis C. Johannides "'An open door to an open book" .... A Fowler Tuts & Thurs 7:15 & 8:30 am Minister 9:45 - Church School ^ H.E.Rnssow.Pastv tJ 11:00 am - Worship Service lliblepreachingchurchwithamessagefor Wednesday 7:15 k 7:30 pm JOU. , 9.00 am Worship Holy Days5:30.7:15& 11:20 am, 7130pm ' Worship Service 10 a.m. Women's Society • last Wednesday of 10-00 am Sunday School each month. Dinner at 12:30 pm. Business Wednesday Evening Mass 7:30 pm SOUTH Itll.KY HIHI.Kfill lit II Worship Service Mill be -at 10 a.m. meeting at 1:30 UMYF meets each Sunday at 7 pm. Willard Farrier, Pastor beginning with June 8th. 1975 Council or Ministries • last Monday of located ' .-mile cast of Francis Hoad Fowler Area each month at 8 pm. on CbadWick Road - •Sunday, June 8 Administrative Board - the first Sunday .STPAUI.l.UTJIF.It.\N(1IUHCII Maple Rapids -Seniors graduating in 1975 will be of each month following a co-operative 111 am * Sunday School iFowIer honored at a breakfast and during the noon dinner. II am • Worship Service II E-tfossow. Pastor * worship service. Senior choir rehearsal - each Wednesday IHH'EMTIIEUXNCIUTUII Sunday, June 15 at 7:30 pm 9:30 am Worship Area A coffee hour following the worship .MSWtHerbisonRd. 10-30 am Sunday School and Bible Class service put on by the Sr. Hi UMYF DeWitt THE UNITED June 15 - June 20 .Sunday School 9am MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH METHODIST CHURtl I Maple Rapdis Vacation Church School 9am.- 11:30 JI'IKrt \1|'S WITNESSES Worship I0;30am Rev Fr Albert J. Schmitt, Pasta- Pastor Rev J. Thomas Churn am Kingdom Hall ' ' ST WNK-SKPIStOPALCHUHCH l991North1.ansing.SI Parsonage -Middleton Corner t'S-27and Webb Road Saturday Evening Mass - 4:30, 7:00 Phone 236-7742 ' Tuesday. 7 31) pm - Congregation Hook Rev (Jlenn V. Cathey. Jr, Vicar o'clock pm Studies. Text studies "The Nations Shalt Residence 669-3067 Sunday Masses 5:30, H:30, 10:30 am Sunday Know 'Ihat 1 Am Jehovah •- How'' Church 1.69-3967 Holy Days - Holy Day Eve. 4:30 pm. 7:00 9;30 am Worship Service o'clock pm. Holy Day - 6:30 & 8:30 am t0:30 am Sunday School DeWitt United Methodist Church FIRST BAPTIST ttll'RCH T1iursda.v.7-nnpm-TheocralicMinis* y First S. Third Sundays School • Texts I'sed- "Bible" and "Aid lo Sorrowful Mother Novena—During school 512 S, US-27 ' Morning Prayer Ham N Bridge St. St Johns, Mich. Hilda t'ndcrstanding" H-30 pm Service vcar 7:30 pm. summer months 8:00 Tuesday Meeting Second K Fourth Sundays o'clock pm 7:00 pm Senior Choir Practice Wednes A fundamental Bible believing church. Holy Communion !l am Sunday. !i'3« urn - Public lecture -- Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays 3:30 to day Chen by (Jualified Itt-prcsentative of the 4:00 o'clock pm and after 7:00 o'clock 2nd Wednesday each month 9:45 am Bible School V U.1.F.V FUtMK HAPTISTCIICRCH pm mass Ham Worship Service' Watchlnwer. Bible and Tract Society. 7:00 pm W S.C.S. 10:30 am WalchlovuT Study • Current 214 E Male ltd 1st Fridays - Thursday from 11:00 am to Thursday II am Children's Churches Unsing issue of the "Wiitchliwer" magazine I2:oopm. 3:30 to4:30pm& 7:30 pm until I0:w Bible Sludy t 6 pm Youth Hour all ure heard 7 pm Evening Worship Mudies D-J'i am Sunday School Hapbsm Sundays at 12:30 pm by ap (iREENBUSHUNITEDMETHODIST Each Wed 7 pm Bible Study and prayer. PCHI.IC INVITED 11.00 am Morning Worship Service pointment. Other arrangements by Nil COLLECTION TAKES CHURCH 8 pm • Choir practice • Jr. Basketball 5;.1(i pm Youth Groups Beginning with appointment. , Scott and Marshall Roads ^J^O*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^^*^*^^*^*^*^^ Nursery for babies and small children for the 4th (irade. Pastor-Norman Wood all services. 7:00 pm Ev ening Service WEDNESDAY Church office hours UHltCIIIIKTIIF.\\Z\HK\F, 7:00 pm Prayer Service Elsie Area Its North UnsingStreel Sunday, 9-12 & 1-3 Mon thru Fri ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH 10:00 am Church School Itn* Ki'nnelh Anderson SOUTH [lelWTTCnCltCH Hrv David Litchfield, Minister -Phone J24-79i» 11:00 am Church Services (IF CHRIST UMW 4th Wednesday at 8 pm J9H Herbison beside DeWitt High School 9.30 am • Morning Worship 111 Oil am • Sunday School Minister: Dr James Oirdwood lo:30 am - Sunday School, Supl Merle ll'MKim - Morning Worship Tell>69-5000ir 1.26-6006 Haese LOWE UNITED Attend the fi'is. pm • Young People's Service 9:20 am Bible School METHODIST CHURCH ST JOHNS KI'lSCOI'Al.niUUCH i.'Hi pm - Evening Worship. HI3 am Morning Worship DCI'LAINMETIHHHSTCHURCII Corner of Lowe & N, Lowe Road Corner of Mcadand Walker Wfdnesday. 7*30 pm • Bible Studv and Communion Weekly Rev David Litchfield, Minister Across from the Essex School ItectorylOSE Walker lira.ver hour B 10 pm Youth Croups - Pastor: Harold McGuIre h I'hone 224-2600 7.30 pm Evening Worship 10 am • Sunday School. Supt Kenneth OH ice 224-2885 Wednesday. Sunday FltKF.MKTIKimSTCIIUUH Kiger 7:30 pm Hour of Power: Prayer and It am - Worship Service 9:00 am Worship Hour 1973 Schedule Hi-iChurchSlreel 10:15 am Sunday School Phone'J24<3349 llihlo Study Exery Sunday H am Holy Communion Thursday. . F HIST lUPTtST CHURCH 7:00 pm 1st 4 3rd week Youth Fellowship 2d & 4th Sunday 10 am Holy Communion ' Hnhert ItcnUey, Minister church of 7:.m pm Calling Program .ind Sermon 10 am Sunday School Rev Cowley. Sup't Tuesday Other Sundays -10 am Morning Prayer tn-o Mrs. Daniel Weber Linda Kay The/en now /*»! \ Mrs. Daniel Weber Linda Kay Thelen became the Their bouquets included bride of Daniel Joseph Weber at green, pink, blue, lilac and St. Mary'6 Catholic Church in • peach carnations and mumtt Westphalia on June 7, and sweetheart roses. The double ring ceremony The bride's mother wore a was performed by the Rev. Sen floor-length peach gown with a mitt and the musilusic was ., matching walat-lengthJacket, provided by organl Caroline Spitzley a' Alice Bengal, Evelyn sweetheart rose. Hcngesbaeh, Rosie Smith, The groom's mother wore a Gladys Bengal and Elaine green mint polyester double- Thelen. Attending were 400 knit floor-length gown with guests. sheer sleeves and a surplice V' The bride is the daughter of- 'neck. She also^wore a yellow Francais and Dolores Thelen of sweetheart rose corsage. Route 2, Pratt Road, Portland, The best man was Ken Weber She was given in marriage by and the groomsmen included her mother and father. Phil and Rick Thelen, Duane The groom is .the son of Mr., Weber and Al Piggot. and Mrs. Donald and Jeanetfe The ushers were Tom 'and Weber, Route 1, Pewamo. Mark Thelen and Don Smith. The bride's dress was a stand- The reception was held in St. up collar primmed with Alcon Mary's Hall and those serving lace and" bishop sleeves also at the reception included trimmed in Alcon lace. Sharon and Dottie^Arens,- She ^ore a blushing finger- Marlene Simon, Judy Keileh, tipped veil, also trimmed in Brenda White and Ann Schafer, Alcorr lace and carried a Special "'guests were Mrs. bouquet of pink and white Hilda Bengal of Westphalia (the carnations, pink- sweetheart groom's grandmother) and Mr. roses and baby breaths. and Mrs. Sylvester Blundy of " The maid of honor was Jane Ionia, the bride's'grandparents. Thelen of Portland, and the Following a wedding trip to bridesmaids included Karen Niagara Falls and Northern Noach of Fowler, Patty Weber Michigan, the couple will reside of Pewamo, LuAnn Hengesbach at 13486 E. Main St., West of Pewamo and Terri Stoddard phalia. » of St, Johns. - The .bride graduated from The dresses were brocaded Pewamo-Westphalia High in bottom ruffle with brocaded 1973 and is employed by the puffy sleeves and V-neck collars state. r with fitted yoke waistlines. ' The groom graduated in 1971 They also wore floppy hats that from Pewamo-Westphalia and * had a satin ribbon to match the is employed by Leon Smith dresses, - contractors. . Yours in Scouting, PatBlaylock , S4ciU Shelia Moore Nancy Goodman Sherry Van Beelen Sally Hartsuff Dear Editor, Judy Brown On April 19 (Saturday) the Jap Connor' Junior Girl Scouls of Area 10, Joan Hueguelet Clinton County, held a Skills .Tournament at Sleepy Hollow State Park, Much time .was1 involved jn the preparation for *76OH4 you ' the tournament by the girls and leaders to do their best in Dear Editor, outdoor skills of firebuilding, As my year of President of the knots, J ashing, first aid, car American Legion Auxiliary #153 ving, Nature Awareness and — I would like to take the op . compass. Adults in the com portunity to thank the Clinton munity gave their time to judge Counts News, for the the sHills in, tlieir 'expertise or cooperation we received during volunteer their assistance to the the past year. 'coordinator. Prior to this event You were most gracious our area publicity chairman printing our articles and pic- requested the Clinton County lures. News.tQgivgusj>ress coverage A special thank you for the which they very willingly did, at Poppy Days coverage.' Thru the 'this time the information and efforts of the news media and our able Poppy .Chairman tpictordl record -has not been 'printed. We as Girl Scout Mrs. Jack Walker — we enjoyed Leaders 'feel-our gfrls deserve a successful campaign with the 'recognition for a job well done. monies to be Used for Veterans OPEN 24 HOURS , 4C . The knot team weitt on to win and their families. 900 South U.S. 27 the Council-Skills event which Sincerely, 12-midnight to 8a.m. Except Sundaymorning put the best teams in the Tri- Jean Bartholomew County, area, jn competition. President 1974-75 Congratulations girls! American Legion Aux. #153 ^ 10 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 18,1975 June 18,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN Annual County OES Fowler Post Office accepting applications Synopsis of the regular The public comments Were funds could be found to pay for contract for Stoll Road between meeting of the DeWitt Township about the culvert and ditching it. Instructed the attorney to US 27 and Turner Road was meeting held in Elsie Board held on Monday, June 9, problems that were not draft a resolution regarding discussed and tabled, Emerson 1975 at the Township Hall, 780 E. corrected when Clark Road was setting up a special assessment explained the study that will be Marjorie Barton and WGP Applications for the position of clerk-carrier and substitute Wi eland Road, Lansing, reconstructed. „ district for police and fire done on the Remey Chandler ELSIE(c) - The 68th. annual The following committees of Invitation- Shirley Craner; and Drain, Kyes reported his study session of the Clinton County Robert Hayes. There were 14 carrier of record at the Fowler Post OHice will be accepted from Michigan. millage for the next meeting. and six of them from Elsie the County t Ass'n. were Nominating- -Margaret June 2;t through July :i. i on ' he drainage problem in Association of the Order of Trommater, Dorothy The meeting was called to Chapter 069 were over-50 responsible for extra duties that Applicants must be a citizen of the United States and at least 18 The Planning Commission The information regarding the Clinton Village. A flood in Eastern Star was held recently were necessary to the workings Cressman, Mickie Besko. order at8:00 p.m. by Supervisor sewer rate adjustment was surance ordinance was at the Elsie Masonic Temple membership. They were Lulu years of age. Emerson'. minutes were reviewed. There Knight and Gladys Purves, of the day's success: The Recently remodeled and An applicant must be in good physical condition and, for the was a discussion on the land use reviewed. Walt Kyes, engineer, discussed. Approved all with over 150 present. This was Reception- Alvera Ade, redecorated Chapter rooms, also a fraternal visit of the each 60 years; Hazel Blayney 56 position of sub carrier or record must have a valid drivers license Board members present: map. Adopted two amendments presented the specs for the well. vouchers. years; W.S, Lusk and Maude Elizabeth Levey; Registration- dining rooms, and new kitchen and be able to furjiish a suitable vehicle. Emerson, Syverson, Cheney, to the Zoning Ordinance. .Ap Worthy Grand Matron Marjorie of the Elsie Masonic Temple Bids will be opened on July 14, Baker Barton of Davis-Armada Craven, each 55 years and Ruth Geraldine Workman, Leila fcettftcd foxt&vt& 6omd Consideration to all eligible applicants will be given without Phne, Corr, Kzeski and Olger, pointed Sharon Dewey to Adjournment at 10:45 p.m. Lusk and Edna Stedman, each Wilson, Hazel Wright, Dorothy were observed and inspected by CAPACOG. Building Needs 1975. Kyes also reviewed the Respectfully submitted, Chapter #402, Utica and Worthy Meeting here recently at Daley's Fine Food in St. Johns is the f975 executive board of the Clinton regard, to race, color, national origin, sex, political affiliclation or The meeting was opened with utility and road plans for the Grand Patron Robert H. Hayes 51 years. Steves, Geneva Openlander, the guests and comments were County Retired Teachers Association. They" are [from left] Carolyn Anderson, vice-president; Irene other non-merit factors. the Pledge of Allegiance. Committee reported the cost of Donna B, Syverson, Clerk. Virginia Moore, Mary Weston; pleasant to hear by the local Prairie View Subdivision. of Fenton Chapter 0248. They were also given pink Davis; Viva Cushman; Dorothy Welsh; Gertrude Eicke; Mary Welton, president; Olga Witt, treasurer; Applications and additional information may be obtained at the The agenda and minutes were installing showers for the Approved by Dale S. Auditing-Mary Weston, Lucille Eastern Stars and Masons for Fowler Post Office or by calling 517-593-2322. approved. firemen and approved this if 'After 5 short recess, the road Emerson, Supervisor. During the registration and carnations. An old favorite song Spencer, Rosemary Moore; their labors. Necla Beck; Thelma Weismuller; Lucille Eggleston; and Beatrice Jorae^ secretary. coffee hour, a 'prelude of piano "Memories" was sung by Donna Couling and Evelyn music was played by Cecil a*-"" Hayes, Past Grand Organist. Morrow at the piano. The morning session was called Luncheon was served to 150 .—f to order by Worthy Matron guests at tables laid with blue Alvera Ade of Elsie. Mrs. and white checked covers with I KROGER MtNrMIZER COUPON Rosemary Moore, escorting places marked with miniature U.S. Ho. 1 Rid marshal presented the officers spring hats made by Mrs. Anne The Mini-Mizer of the Clinton.County Ass'n QES Praay, president-elect of \( • 'S>' to the East where they were Clinton County Ass'n. OES, with DELICIOUS APPLES SAVE Proves The Savings BEEFWIENERS introduced by Worthy Matrons spring flowers and souvenirs, of the County: President • courtesy of a few businessmen. ...Are At Kroger! Adella Moore of DeWitt Chapter After the luncheon and a #30; 1st vice president- Anna prelude of music by Mrs. Cecil T M.ike The Mini Mizer Test Total up your shopping list at Kroger Praay of Elsie Chapter #69; 2nd Hayes, past Grand Organist and - With These vice-president- Christine Brown ensemble of 14 Jr. Hi School limn do the same at any other ir?m of Maple Rapids Chapter W, 'girls gowned in pastel formats Valuable supermarket We expect Kroger Secretary-treasurer- Geraldine Coupons to save you money presented a program of vocal Sift l'«»«WMi Coupon lndS!i .. *S Workman, Radiant Chapter /j79, musjc. Among the selections SAVE E d,r 0, St. Johns; Chaplain-Eleanor were: "Lift Thine Eyes" from lBHS With Coupon And $5 Additional Purctuw, UP TO UP TO <^ «w^";?" * Ml '"'chase • Montgomery of Wacousta Mendelssohn; "No Man is an ' EXCEPT BEER WINE ^CIGAHETTES s Chapter #133; Marshal-Mickie Island;" and a collection of the LIMIT 0HE COUPON PER FAMILY ! Besko, Morning Star Chapter popular Carole King songs such Pncas Good Mon . June IE Thru Sun , Juno 22. SubiectTo P279 of Ovid. Applicable State E> Local Taxes 72'XfSs=SL,„ as "You've Got a Friend," "All fit mam thi rieht t* limit nuiiilititi. I Ever Want is You," and Pnctt & itimi tfftctivi it Kr»§«t in the Worthy Matrons were: Cltnten Ceunty Men., luntIS, 1975 "Strangers in Many Ways". thru Sun.,, June 22. ,,1975 Man* talri la Ava Merrill-DeWitt; Alvera •silirt. Caeyrifht 1975. Th* Kretar Ce. Ade-Elsie; Shirley Craner- Mrs, Barton had chosen Maple Rapids; Jeanne DeVbre- 'Music Builds Brotherhood' as St, Johns; Evelyn Morrow- her motto and 'Say It With Wacousta; and Ruth Cham Music,' the theme of her year as I KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON berlain- Ovid. Worthy Grand Matron. President Adella Moore She was high in praise of all opened the Association with a present for the fine work being poem and prayer using the done in the county for the 'good CMMHNTISSUE watch-words of the Barton- of the order' in relief and the Hayes Grand Family- Music, needy, Estral, cancer, «-Roll i< Brotherhood, Reverence and education, Alma Masonic home, Pale Harmony. Every-Member project and support to Masonic-related UblO-OiPkR Plain Orjodfied Prayer was given by Chaplain youth organizations. mini Eleanor Montgomery and Spocial Label Assorted Flavors presentation of the three flags- Mrs. Barton noted the Zesty White Or Colon American, Christian and prominent use of music MORTON SALT Eastern Star- by Mickie Besko. throughout the day's program, • limit 1 Wth Coupon »nd « »ddition»l,PurchMeJ SAVE CL0R0X KROGER SAVE H^^Jfc^W-tai. piano and vocal selections. She UP TO WISHBONE ITALIAN FLEECE UP TO The Worthy Grand Matron thanked the girls' ensemble as EXCEPTBEER WINE& CIGARETTES RftS* Majorie Barton and W.G.P. BLEACH GELATIN uno "lovely to look at and delightful • "«**•*, ••M.«>*-i_..'r i6TriruSiin r..—~. _ . Robert H. Hayes were to hear." ' LIMIT 0HE COUPON PER FAMILY SALAD DRESSING TOWELS Gal Jug 3-OzWtFkg presented in the East and given **.. Good M-n.J-n.WThJ Sun . June22.St.bioo.To Applicable State & Local Taxei 1-PintBtl Jumbo Roll Grand Honors. Mrs. Barton and She gave several an R1XSi9' afijw« nouncements of interest to all - 17«lL Mr. Hayes introduced their *4-\? "Grand Family"; June7, Abigail Chapter, Owosso (Italian) when Past Grand Matrons and Associate Grand Matron- Patrons will be honored and will Beatrice M. Dole, Livonia; exemplify the degrees. Sept. 20, Grand CoriUuctress- Phyllis M. tl KROGER MINI MfZERCOUPOM Paul Simon Michigan-Indiana Night at *adW! 5J!oGERrX-MiZER pdUPON Martz, Birmingham; Associate Coldwater, Chapter #1, and Oct. M Purpfase Vegetable Oil Or Grand Conductress- Erma M. if rt 14, 15, 16 "Symphony of Ser <». 1 Meinhart, Lambertville; Grand vice", Grand Chapter Session at .*•-*.( PjBpS&jWt* _r I**-j** Martha- Thelma Lufke, Mal^g, *Gfand Rapids-with Cafrdlelight >«m, -fwo"- Panthers ton; Grand Acfah-Mary EJ and Roses Banquet, one of the RED" Fredenberger, Warren; Grand Ortng* Grov* • highlights, A Disinfectant Chunk Organist-Laura Mae Ayers, . Baking Mix Special Label ORANGE JUICE Wayland; Grand Ruth-Nora Mrs. Barton announced that Plus || White Or Colors BisquiCK CHICKEN OF THE SEA. are All-State Hatfield, Bancroft; Grand Mrs. Lincoln of Flint Chapter Deposit LYS0L 7-Oz II 3-LbCan and honorary member of ISWANS0FT SAFEGUARD Bath Wt 0r48-FI0zBtl Electa- Kathryn Robbins, 2 SPRAY < Can TUNA Wt Can Watervliet; Grand Chaplain- DeWitt Chapter will'receive a 1G-FI FACIAL TISSUES ^' SOAP Bar 7 DEWITT -Two senior DeWitt High'School baseball players have Helen Baker, Westland; Grand honorary life membership at OzBtls earned UPI All-State honors for the 1975 season. Marshal-Fern L Rouse, Leslie. the Grand Chapter Session this Delicious Paul Simon, 1st baseman and outfielder, has been* named All- fall. Delicious Krocer Light SAVE limn 1 With Coupon And $5 Additional Purchase State and Barry Mallard, shortstop, earned All-State Honorable Other past Grand Officers SHE Mention. Honorary memberships in the L Limit 1 With Coupon t '5 Additional PiirchaM UP TO PilPridt V Up To present and introduced were: X SMUCKER'S LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Simon, who has played the outfield for the Panthers, without Clinton County'Ass'n, OES were N C,0 E Janet Cheney, past Grand EXCEPTBEER W' " *" IE.,U ymf^^h KROGER r^ CHUNK making a single error, batted .474 this season and holds a .480 bestowed on WGM Barton and • Esther of Hickory Corners; -- LIMIT 0HE COUPON PER'FAMILt DOG FOOD GRAPE JELLY average over the past 2 years. He rapped out 19 RBIs this year and Helen Melbourne, past Grand *WGP Hayes at Wednesday's APPLESAUCE TUNA "••••••••••__< • Price. GoTd Moo . Jun.16Thn.8un . JUneZ2.SUbje«To __ has 51 in a'2-year period. Of his 24 hits in 2 seasons, 15 have been for Martha of Mullikih; and Cecil session. 2 Lb Jar To further honor the Worthy Applicable State&LocalTaxM ajfinMI 25 Lb Bag 1-U9-0zJir B'/i-OiWtCah extra bases and 12 were home runs. Hayes, past Grand Organistr im"» Mallard, the Panther lead-off hitter, carries a .400 average and Fenton; and Floy Miller, past Grand Matron, the past and ,«i present soloists and organist of X rapped in 18 base runners this season,- Grand Ada, Wacousta. r-Pi Both players will be playing this summer for the Portland Four Grand'Representatives the Clinton County Ass'n. Chapters were escorted to the l (KROGER American Legion team. were introduced: Mildred altar where they were M't'I.l^ i MIZEFC R COUPON I '^ T|I5oGERMINi-MIZERCOOPON UAAa _ .wwneAssortead ruvors McDonaugh of Wacousta to assembled in a semi-circle, f& :%\ California in Michigan: Ella introducing themselves and the Kroger Salon 8 and 40 meets Krause of Lyons to Alabama; yedrs they served. They were K00L AID DRINK Blanche Hammel of William- Election of officers is to be held ston to Manitoba; and Cecil individually thanked by the May meeting of 8 & 40 Salon Worthy Grand Matron and LOW FAT MILK No. 581 was held at the home of at the June meeting after dinner Hayes of Fenton to Puerto Rico. at Jeannes Beans. ' Grand Committee members Patron after which Mrs. Barton ^"OGlNlil'o Partner Cerelda Hicks. sang her favorite "Say It With FORTIFIED Guests at the dinner will be presented were; Mary Ruth Buttermilk Or Homestyle Music." ClovtrValloy Makes f Opening ritual and business Departmental Chapeau Grace Beutler of Weidman on Masonic Frozen Krogtr Chocolate Flavor Showboat Sliced Or Sharp, Mozzarella, Pizza 5Ct 10 meeting were conducted by Harris and Departmental ^Candidates for Grand Margarine Quarts Relations; Jewel Cook of POT PIES KROGER Tube Petit Chapeau 'Francis Conn. Secretaire Zelda Ort. The Lansing on Obituaries; Marion Chapter chairs were presented 2 KROGER SHREDDED NESTLE'S WHOLE in'the East and' introduced. ft ft Partner Etta Smith was meeting was adjourned and Heller of Lansing on "Youth; QUIK BISCUITS appointed chairmen of the refreshments were served by Nettie Wood of Linden on They were Jaent Cheney of CHEESE wt pkg POTATOES SAVE Limit 1 With Couponft *5 Additional Purchase il the hostess. Fraternal Sunshine; Judy K. Hickory Corners and Anthony UP TO nominating committee. Lengyel, Publicity. Malacas of Detroit. ^ SAVE LitZWith Coupon »ni$5 Additional Purely UP TO Michigan Made Frozen LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Krogtr There were many Worthy The Worthy Grand Patron EXCEPTBEER WN£*CIGARET«S | Robert Hayes extended thanks 11-0z Lotion Or 7-0zWt Tubes Spacisl Ubil Matrons and Patrons, county, for the efforts of the Chapters in LIMIT 0HE COUPON PER FAMILY! ;W&* district officers from outside Prlcei Good Mon , JunrfB Thru Sun .June 22. Subject To WHITE GLEEM PIONEER RICH'S WHITE their progress reports of his ApplicableState&LocalTaws . 111%. Clinton County, ,a!so project f> "make a dollar &J flfiSV HEAD & SHOULDERS representatives from the mmmmw hi* TOOTHPASTE SUGAR Masonic Lodges, and Job's grow". It has nearly reached SY BREAD |MW BREAD DOUGH * Itfrs. Jim McGruder and baby daughter, Doris^ and friend,- Daughters. the $3,000 mark. l-Lb Loaves SHAMPOO 7 0i were visitors of Mrs. Lula Boak Arden of Lansing. * There were many gift ex Wt 5 MbLvs Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Glen Hopp and her Tuba IBB* Mrs. Elizabeth Levey of Elsie changes and commitments to Kroger "RAIN CHECK" Policy ItULR Available In AH Stores Featuring Delicatessen Departments evening. mother, Mrs. Ruth Moinet and extended words of welcome to the Grand Chapter projects. < Mr, and Mrs. Frank Simon friends Gertrude, Mrs. Vernon the distinguished guests and the ^Everything you'buy at Kroger Is guaranteed for your total satisfaction regar- Mix Or Match SPIscaBucketOf Domattic and family of Lansing visited Benjamin and daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Shirley Craner, worthy 59 F $4108 response was made by Mrs. . I»dless of manufacturer If you are not satisfied, Kroger will replace your item orfi a Fried Chicken Boiled Ham Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Thelen Jim McGruder and baby, Mrs. Christine Brown of Maple matron of Maple Rapids u with the same brand or a comparable brand or refund your money. Pkg L 'eath7-' American Stylt Fresh l-Lb Slim {col* sum Or Half Pound Sunday, Lulu Boak, the great grand Chapter tfl6, extended an in We also guarantee that we will do everything in our power to have ample sup SD0P ponut Sale Folital 4 Olnntr Rollt Rapids, Both are associate E Lb leg Potato Salad mother, called on Mrs, Larry matrons of their own chapters. vitation for the 1976 Clinton plies of all advertised specials on our shelves when you shop for them If, due Callers at the Lula Boak home County Ass'n,, OES to be held at to conditions beyond our control, we run out of an advertised special, we will 78 " through the week were Mr. and Barber and baby enroute to During the business meeting Maple Rapids May 5,1976. ' substitute the same item in a comparable brand (when such an item is Lb Mrs. Charlie Boak, Mr. and Lansing to Judy Benjamin's. On the 1974 minutes were read by available) reflecting the same savings or, if you prefer, give you a "RAIN Doitn Saturday, Mrs. James a0; 1 Mrs. Carl Boak of St. Johns, Installation of the 1975-76 CHECK" which entitles you to^the same advertised special at the same S * Mrs. Geraldine Workman of St. Btl \29 Mrs. Martha Miller, Mr. and McGruder and baby left for St. Johns after which roll call of County officers was held with special price any time within 30 days. f -Patricia Saxton P.M. of Elsie Mrs. Charles Spaulding, Louis, Mo. chapters and interesting annual rBWE. Chapter #69, installing officer; |lOCIHWII-WtIIRCII*tl •• reports of the Clinton County K !••• inooinnmi-MiHueouffli ••({ Matrons were given. Julia Richards P.M. DeWitt _ IRIIIR Hiii-Miila. csupaa •[ • • MOCM MM-MIZIII C0UP0» •*8- ?^ifj 7 n ll*00lll-Mlll-Hrz[(| COUPS* Special Ufail e Chapter #30, marshal; Leila moein Kiii-tiiii* coufe» |rJG14 Mlll-MIM*. COUPON iftaauiMiii-MiiiN coups* ••.flBHtMlll-WIIR COUPON ••• I e Several ladies gowned in Wilson P.M. Elsie, chaplain; P " c , 10 OFF | . 20 OFF &4U 10' OFF V OFF SURE DEODORANT Tha Purchste Of One % Gallon Ctn white paid tribute to those 13 Cecil Hayes, PGO, organist; 15 OFF The Puichosa Of Any 12 Oi Wt Bottle The Purchaie Of AnyPkg •! jt. 30° OFF 10° OFF 10' OFF ?0FF ThtPurchiiaOIAnyU OiWtflox members who passed away and Helen Melbourne, PG The Purchase Of 1 Lb Pkg The Purchase Of Herrud Beel Eaier J.'*1 The Purchase Of AnyTwoB OzBottlei «oz*f 29 KROGER NATURAL FLAVOR ••• local French, Creamy Italian. Family French The Purchaie Of Any 3-Oi Wt Package WINDEX FREEZER PLEEZER \S By Mrs Neva Keys during the year. White candles Martha, installing soloist. [The Purchase01 One B Or Pkp ECKRICH REG OR THICK R0L0GHA il 12-0Z SLICED BOLOGNA - 12-OZ FRUITY OR COCO A Wt • ICECREAM were lighted for each Chapter SEVEN SEAS DREAM WHIP WINDOW GLEANER i|J ICE CREAM NOVELTIES • Can • Phone 862-1301 The following officers elected SHELLED ... MEAT JUMBO BEEF FRANKS *|| NEW TWIN PAK BOLOGNA A SALAMI PEBBLES - Limit 1 Ctn For Family With Covpon from the altar while names m lit 1 Botlli Pir Family With Coupon ^1" Lirnit 1 Pk| Pir Family With Coupon ., I Limit 1 Fir Fimilf With Coupon ORSMORGASPAK OR 1-LB BEEFEATER FRANKS ... SALAD DRESSING ... T0PPIHG MIX /tjRiH 1 loi P« Fimiljf With Coupon)^ Price* Good Mon .June 16 Thru earlier in the day were in Pilqei Good Mon. June 1fi Thru _\ nayp Prlcai Good Mon., Juno 16 Thru were read. A large bouquet of PECANS ||i Price* Good Mon, Juno 16 Thru V eiUE' Sun • June 22. subject To Ap Mrs. Wllma Prichett and Mrs. Esther Dorman and Mr, stalled; Limit 6Per Family With Coupon Limit 6 Per Family With Coupon Limit 2 Botjlit Pir Family With Coupon J^ 1 Pkg Per Family With Coupon '*** Pricw Good Mon. Juna 16 Thru JTciVE ^ Sun. June 22 Subject To Ap "C"^ oAf t Sun, Juno 22. Subject To Ap K red carnation, baby's breath 'Bun.Junt22.Sub|aet To Ab ^ •""•• Sun, Juno 22 Subjeci To Ap ^ OAlE plicable State & Local Taxai -Limit 3 ftr Family With Coupon Jv) Prices Good Mon June 16 TIHU Pricei Good Mon , June 16 Thru' Pricei Good Mon , Juno IB Trirti ' plicabla State & Local Taxai > UP TO plicable State & Local Taxes L Mrs. Mary Cretcher of Laguita Dorman in Elsie and other President- Mrs. Anna Praay, i. Price* Good Mon-. June 16 Thru SAVE .pffcablaSUto&LoqatTMM plicabla State b Local Taxai N ^ and greenery was placed at the • Price* Good Mon .June 16 ThfuJ SAVE Sun , June 22 Subject To Ap / Sun. June 22. Subject T6 Ap Sun. Jun* 22. Subject To Ap* Sun. Juno 22. Subject To Ari. ^.•••••••••••••••^ QQe ••••••••••••I Hills, California are spending relatives and friends in the base of the Worthy Matron's Elsie; 1st vice president- Mrs. Sun, June 22 Subject To Ap v .,„-. plicable State ft Local Taxei. \ plicable State & Local Taxes plicable State & local Taxee plicabla State & LqcalTaxei [••••••"•••••••Z-, 10 -JplicabftState & UcalTanea / "pJ° 7" their vacation with their sister, Lansing area. pedestal in the East in their Christine Bfdwn, Maple e [••••••••••ma < memory while Mrs, Helen Rapids; 2nd vice-president- ^••••••••••••^i 60 Melbourne of Mulliken chapter Geraldine Workman, St, Johns; was soloist. Secreatary-treasurer- Mrs, Help win the race Althea Kraft, ' Wacousta; PLUS NEW LOW PRICES-SAVINGS YOU CAN SEE! There were 18 past presidents chaplain-Mrs, Calista Reed, THIS WEEK! M1NI-MIZER COUPON SAVINGS • 111 of the Clinton County Ass'n. Ovid; Marshal-Mrs. Ava escorted to form a semi-circle Merrill, DeWitt. around the altar where each was presented with a long- The Clinton County Ass'n. OPEN 24 HOURS stemmed pink carnation by closed with retiring of flags with OPEN 24 HOURS Mrs. Adella Moore. Mrs, Ava Merrill, as marshal and the closing remark "If you Except Sunday morning 900 South U.S. 27 Except Sunday morning The 50-year members also said a prayer for each other, 900 South U.S. 27 12-midnight to 8 a.m. received a pink carnation and what a wonderful world this 12-midnight to 8 a.m. were individually greeted by Would be". Tin* sfAci tijil tin Bui tn ar file HJ»utm tl mflRCH of Dimes (he Worthy Grand Matron ' if mmJmm •tea* MMM CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 18,1975 Zuu c ) Mr. and Mrs, Dale Levey Jr., and Mrs. Leila Wilson of the Elsie Chapter #69 OES attended the dinner and reception at the Ovid Elsie First United. Methodist ChuVch of Owosso on Saturday evening, Y-fA- *»**« June 7, honoring the Barton-' *& Hayes Grand Family of4 Michigan, OES. Abigail Chapter, OES fl2Q6serve d as the host chapter, Owosso, Area News The Past Grand Matrons and Past Grand Patrons, the Most Worthy Grand Patron D. LaVerne Courtney (PGP) and the Most Worthy Grand Chaplain Lucille Koken (PGM) Ovid-Elsie School Board report at General Grand, Chapter and several General Grand Com June 9,1975 third grade teacher at North 4, Thegivingofthemedicineby The meeting reconvened at mittee members were also MINUTES Ovid; Howard Hess taxpayer the staff member must 4 be 11:45 p.m. honored. from Elsie; Mrs. Brenda witnessed by another adult. Motion by C. Bracey, sup They attended the- degree The Meeting Was called to Strieff, parent from Ovid; Mrs. Motion carried. ported by T. Winkler to adjourn work at the Masonic Temple order at 8:15 p.m. in the high Sally Coohon, sixth grade meeting at 11:45 p.m. with teacher at North Ovid; Harold A motion by R. DePond, executive session to follow. which was exemplified by the school cafeteria by President supported by M. Green, to cash Past Grand Matrons and Past Hill with the following members Strieff, parent from Ovid; Charles Bracey, Secretary Genaro Longoria, parent; the 115 shares of preferred stock Grand Patrons of Michigan. present:' Charles Bracey, (at $25.00 per snare) received > * » * Richard DePond, Merle Green, Terry Johnson, taxpayer from Ovid; Mrs, Donna Cudney, from Citizens Insurance Work such as this will continue through July 15 as the 2d phase of a bond supported street im The Summer Story-Hour at David Hill.JTrank Rivest, Glenn Company and apply the cash to the Elsie Public'Library will Webster and Thomas Winkler. parent; Mrs. Sandy Case, provement project in Ovid. Started last year, the project is to be completed this year at a cost of pa. Members absent: none. , school secretary at North Ovid; the purchase of the new band estimated $180,000. Streets included in the project are West High, East Pearl, East Elm, part of Ipill resume on Tuesday, June 17 at Mrs. Jean Daniels, teacher aide uniforms. Motion carried. . 2:00p.m, with Nancy Kusnier in Motion by M. Green, sup and East and West Oak. charge. at North Ovid; and 'William Superintendent Kenney ported by C. Bracey to dispense Price, parent from Elsie. The reported to the Board that the with the reading of the minutes Board was to later discuss at an Estate of Bion L. Bates has of the regular meeting of May executive session all the pros named Ovid-Elsie Area Schools 12, 1975, and approve them as and cons. The teachers were to as recipient of $1,000.00. No matter Art show attracts 560 printed. Motion carried. be notified later on the ad what states you Motion by T, Winkler, sup ministrative deccision.- A motion by G. Webster, By Neva Keys easels and displayed on long' Lansing and through efforts of camera shots to study later or supported by T. Winkler that visit on vacation Elsie Correspondent tables, occasional stands and the Mott Foundation of Flint, make a design. ported by F. Rivest to approve payment of general fund bills Mrs. Luella Canfield, School the Ovid-Elsie Area Schools' "no fault" insurance window casements. A few trips were scheduled to Detroit Often the students get Nurse, was present to talk about Board of Education resolve that The fifth annual Art Show by potted flowering plants were Institute of Arts. As Mrs. discouraged with their attempts represented by checks num the ESEA TiUe I should be is no problem. bered 2029 thru 2080 in the an increasing concern over the Mrs. Nida Dunham, instructor arranged with pastel colored Dunham became more in but more often their love of use of drugs and medications by continued and expanded to If your vacation this year and her students, drew an at nylon net draped between them terested m the painting, she painting will take them through amount of $176,899,29. Motion students. She expressed a need include remedial reading for takes you through states tendance of 560 during a recent as background for several visited many Art Centers such to completion if they set them carried. 1 for a few rules in compliance the Ovid Junior High School and with "no-fault" Insurance weekend show. It was held in displays. as the Chicago Art Museum and aside for a while. Financial report for period with the law SB-261, Section 378. the Elsie Junior High School laws, you have no problem the Historical Room of the Elsie Mrs. Dunham said that the Ringling Brothers Museum Also, some artists choose ending May 31,1975, was read, during the 1975-76 school year. — if your auto fs protected Public Library. landscape scenes were the most in Sarasota, Florida. It was moved by G. Webster, Motion carried. by Auto-Owners Insurance. antiques or pictures of the past discussed, and approved as supported by C. Bracey to adopt Your Auto-Owners policy popular with her students as Soon others wanted in tor their subjects and made read. Perfect weather allowed the well as seasonable scenes but the following policy; Miss Carol Noe, second grade provides altogether overflow of guests to enjoy struction so she has been pencil drawings or designs for Secretary Bracey reported protection automatically the young people liked to paint teaching since 1951 and their subjects. They decide on When it becomes necessary teacher at E.E. Knight, men 1 under its bodily Injury and visiting with old friends after animal pictures ~as was noted that the Clinton County for your child to take medicine tioned the covered-walkway- viewing, the -exhibits. Mrs. sometimes has as many as 40 to their own colors and accent, she Allocation Board allocated property damage liability with horses, dogs, deer and 50 students. She loves people added. during the school day: project at the E.E. Knight coverages If you become Dunham's brother, Leo Ben- eight (8) mills to schools for building. Superintendent subject to the laws of a cattle. There were many bird and has had much fun meeting Presenting their art work at singer and his wife, Ruby pictures with the eagle, owls, operational purposes. 1. Parents will bring the Kenney stated that the no-fault state. Have a assisted with arrangements of and working with them the show were: ^Annette Andrus, "Correspondence was received good vacatlonl bluebirds and pheasants. 1 medication to school and give Michigan State University the displays and a few students This'summer Mrs. Dunham Cathy Freeman, Sue Harrah, by B. Stanley Pocuis, Engineering Department was Mrs. Dunham noted that t it to the teacher or the .helped register the guests, will vacation for a change but Adeline Dershem, Helen Kit Superintendent of CJinton near completion with drawing there has been no desire for already has signed up several chen, Lea Smith, Darlene principal or a staff member. - modern painting but there were County Intermediate School 2. The container of the of the plans. Superintendent I ' There were approximately for the September classes which Lawrence of St. Johns; Brenda District, informing of an action Kenney said that the project • .its better fll 200 paintings and 500 pieces of many beautiful china plates, are held at her home at 418 W. Parker, Georgia Goscinski, Tim medicine must be clearly cups and saucers, vases, taken by the County Board of marked as to: would be completed before next china and porcelain paintings Main St., Elsie., Doyen, Joyce Hughsoni Bar Education to implement a winters inclement weather. displayed by 30 of "Mrs. plaques, figurines, jewelry-and bara Darling, Relle Lentz; a. Content (name of drug) altogether miniatures. She also pointed out This year the new pastel county-wide millage study for a b. Dosage (such as AISQ in attendance was Mrs. Dunham's students, who range painting 'was made a hit with Esther Collins', Mable Carson,' county operated Vocational from an 11-year-old girl to an 80- an interesting fact that the art Jerry Serr, Nora Lee Conova of properly labeled) Merle Green. of china painting was almost their softness, then the oil Education Program. c. Direction for giving President Hill expressed the year-qld woman, with several painting came on, When Owosso; Mark Latz, Mary Ann. OVID young teen boys and men dead from 1911 until 1951 when Peters, John Peters of Chapin; President Hill read (prescription con Board and Superintendent , < •--,/ interest began to pick up as students reach the stage where tainer) Kenney's appreciation for the )" among them. they can paint roses and grapes Emma Kent, Sophie Chovojka, correspondence from the ar groups visited near Kalamazoo Donna June Crumbaugh of chitects, Vander Meiden & 3. A written request must be interest shown by all those in SERVICE/ There were large oil paintings to start classes. and showing height in pictures attendance. they are ready for, subjects of Ashley; Kay Lawrence, Pauline Koteles, regarding the high signed by parent to permit a on canvass, others with unusual Mrs *Dunham and Mrs. Fern their own creativeness, Mrs. Maurer of Ovid; Jessie 'school athletic field lights.- No staff member to give the At 10:15 p.m. President Hill AGENCY frames and special frosted King were two of the local Dunham pointed out. •• Lecureaux and Michael Schultz solution to the problem of medication to the child. called for an executive session. pictures, charcoals, a few water people to become interested of Corunna; Zaidee Allan of moisture in fixtures has been colors and many kinds of first in antiques and later, Mrs, Asked how the students Flint; Evon Goscinski of attained however, continued decide on their subjects, she efforts are being made. TOM'S WESTERN STORE porcelain china paintings and Dunham branched out in china Lansing; and Kathy Crum PHONE , pastels, a new addibon to the Pointing and Mrs. King into said that in traveling they see a baugh of St. Louis. OVID, MICHIGAN 48866* _ V* landscape, a building, a snow President Hill read a letter of , schedule. Many were hung from HORSr AINJl) PONY FOUIPMFNI "^ 834-2288 \ the ceiling, '-••**•- * st^^^s&^&^^«;sssa*jg Branchj^s^^^-is^rfer, Muskegon,, Tfayerse Lantis, second grade teacher a^t SQUARE DANU A WFSTEHN I'lOTHIMG 1 y Auto-Owners insurance City, Dearborn, Flint, Ioriia, North " Ovid Elementary, for '' im r.r ', Jd Mnn _ Th„i Lansing, Grand Ledge, Owosso, allowing her to teach an ad fn 'I f)() In 9 On • Srtf '! ')|7 Vo h 10 *£ff517) 834 5446 UfeHorneCarBusfiess Corunna, St. Louis, and all ditional year to give her ten Brush or Spray Painting surrounding towns. There were years of teaching for also tourists from Kansas City, retirement. Missouri, Florida and Indiana'. An excerpt from a letter from We Go Anywhere! Comments heard at the Elsie State Representative Spaniola Exterior - Factories Exhibit described it as "won was read by President Hill • Institutions • Hotels derful, delightful, fantastic, stating that,he will be working Machinery • Theatres • Lobbies enjoyable, interesting" over through every means at his Interior Warehouses • Barns • Stores and over again. They were command to retain the funding amazed to find the talent of level for school aid and the Water Proofing • Houses • Offices many of1 their friends. There statement of priority the Painting Garages were large groups of' people compromise formula • Churches • Showrooms from the Grove Bible Church represents. No Shutdown required. Days, Nights, between Shifts. and Duplain Church; of Christ " Buying or Selling? CALL US FOR RESULTS . 136 W. OAK, 4-BEDROOM, LARGE ROOMS, CAR PETING, GAS HEAT, UTILITY ROOM. 125 W. FRONT ST. IN OVID. THREE LOTS 2 APARTMENTS, 11 ROOMS. EXCELLENT LOCA AND PICKUPS. . . Trade-in Values TION, GAS FURNACE, FULL BASEMENT AND 2-CAR GARAGE. Will Never Be Better! FOR RENT IN OVID - 2-BEDROOM M-21 TOWN HOUSE APARTMENTS, RANGE, tEGRIGERA- Bring in your vehicles for a WE HAVE A CHOICE TOR, AIR CONDITIONED, FURNISHED OR UN FURNISHED. fair and honest appraisal from Dick & Bob. SELECTION FROM THE FOR RENT, IN OVID, LARGE .80 x 150 FT, ENTIRE NEW FORD MOBILE HOME LOTS, 2-MONTHS FREE RENT If we don't have that particular color or model NO ENTRANCE FEE, NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR LINE THAT WOULD CHILDREN OR PETS. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION you want, we'll try our best to get it for you. , SURELY PLEASE 1 - ACRE COMMERCIAL XOT, CORNER OF Before You Buy, Check Our Deal! ANYONE. HOLLISTER RD. AND M-21, OVID Gilbert 0. Bovan, Broker OVID SERVICE Phone 834-2288 \ * DICK HALLEAD Tony Sinicropi and David J. Hill AGENCY Sates Representatives r I c i r Sa'w Department open Monday & Friday evening*. 104 N. MAIN, Phone 834-5049 Phone 834-5621 tLolt' ' Service Department open Monday evening. PHONE 862-4253 PHONE 834-2288 June 18,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 13 Judy Van Belkum reported on June t15 at 1:43 a.m. that * someone broke a glass window St. Johns police report and. got into her parents home, There's a possibility that a someone took a spare tire and and a spare tire and wheel were though nothing was found bicycle - theft ring is operating wheel from his parked car. taken out of the, repair garage, missing. in St. Johns according to Police On June 11, Phillips Im Winfred Maybie, owner df the Also on June 15, Mrs. Pifer Chief Lyle French. Three more plement Co., 401 N. Lansing, Bay gas station on N. Clinton told police that someone stole a bicycles were stolen this past had their tractors vandalized. a ltd. U.S. 27, told police $116 was purse containing $4.00 and some week (5 were stolen the week Bee's Chevrolet reported to taken from his gas station on personal papers from her home beforehand all of them were 10 police on June 12 that 2 batteries June 13. at 709 N. Clinton St. speeds.** French said some group could be snatching the bikes and selling them, though, they are GENERAL REVENUE S H A RJ N G~ PLAN N^ED l/SE REPORT dnaiil Rwtnui Shiring JMOVKJH fedeiel fundi directly to loci! end tllta govMnminli Thlt report of your government I pltn U publnhtd probably being taken by un to encwltije chain pirtidp^iion u\ deleeminlng your gownnwH i dec-iron on how tht money mtl be epenl flow Any complaint* of© dhctiminttlon In the u»e of thete funtft mey bo urn to ' ' ' ' connected thiefs. tht Office of Revenue Shoring. Willi, DC. 20228 THfOOVEflKMENT JUt* *(jteM> In other incidents this -past OF GREEfiBUSH TOHMSHIP PLANNED EXPENDITURES ANTICfMTING A GENERAL flEWNUE week, Cari Tatrue, 800 W. SHAHIMOPAYMENTOF $6,25Q S Ray DeWitt [far left], District 11JC Lions governor Installed the incoming officers of the St. Johns Lions Club last week. Installed were lAICATf GOMES (B1 CAPITAL FOR THE SIXTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOD JULY 1, 1975 THROUGH JUNE 30 Baldwin, told police that 1971 PUNETOSPEHDTHESEFUNOfFDnTHEPURPOSESSHOWN [from left] Jim Martlndale, director; Jim Pel ham, director; Dick Starck, director; Roger Feeman, 1st vice-president; Stan Simon, *| rUIUClAFUY I/ACCOUNTNO • 3 3 019 BOS secretary-treasurer and outstanding board member of the year; Ray Ebert, new'president receiving the president's pin from outgoing Fowler girls GREErtBUSH TflNNSHTP P386 president Bill McCarthy; Hugh Banninga, 2d vice-president; Lawrence Helbeck, Lion tamer; Ed Wells [recipient of the Lion of the Year TOWNSHIP supv Award], and Ralph Lynam, past international director and candidate for 3d International vice-president. Not shown are Bill Kinney, TMNiroMMlON jLAi CLINTON COUNTY1 talltwlster; Bob Koger, 3d vice-president and recipient of the Project of'the Year award; Wait Pierce, outstanding new member. open 1975 ST JOHNS FIICHIGMN 4B879 softbdll season Another softball season has St. Johns Little League, arrived and the Office Girls of Ui,LIMI]l„JL,lill„lli:,llll„„l)„„lll.!IIml Fowler have started their ID) Submit pocxnili l« funding comldtillion by. season off with victory over the A copy ol mn itpon. ind Eagle Inn from Eagle by the lupponmgdocumtnli «t opt n lot p uMicKtutinjf Pony League overwhelming score of 26-11, On June 9, 1975, the office Girls traveled to Eagle to prove that ihil the non-d laimirution *nd whit itiiutory nqunimnti lntM m Pin E < GAMES THIS WEEK lln fmtractien! KCOmplnving Win report will M complxd with by tht) itc«*nt LITTLE LEAGUE even though the team was new omirninantwitemtmruft with tiipKttoih* imniimintM t fundi nponid hwion. American Div. W L Thurs., June 19 — Mets vs and young, they could compete i* QIHERHMOM Cubs • 3 0 Cubs, Reds vs Pirates. with the best of them. Signiiurt sf Chill EiKVtwt Qtlce Phillies 1 0 Fri., June 20 — Braves vs £L _t_zL u~*?r Mets 1 0 Royals, Jets vs Astros. The Eagle Inn team never did s pro Nimi & Tun — Pmii Print Braves 2 1 Mon., June 23 — Reds vs improve their potential strength Giants, Mets vs Spartans. against the Fowler girls. Hit Spartans i r after blistering hit stunned their Tigers I I Tues., June 24 — Cardinals vs defensive barrier bringing Sox 1 2 Indians, Cougars vs Tigers. Fowler that much closer to their Royals 0 1 Wed., June 25 — Yanks vs first victory. Twins 0 2 Jets, Twins vs Braves, Cougars 0 2 From the first inning on, the The St. Johns Thurs., June 19 — Hallenbeck game showed little competition. National Div. W L Construction vs Coca Cola 2. The score at the end of five full innings spotted the Office Girls Pirates 3 0 • Fri., June 20 — Deans Hard ware vs E.J.'s Standard. ahead 8-3. In the third and Indians 2 0 fourth innings, however Fowler JAYCEES Reds 1 0 Mon., June 23 — Coca Cola 2 began cold by going down in Giants 1 1 order but came back with Yanks 1 1 vs St. Johns Hardwood. unending power in the final Presents the Magical Artistry of Cardinals 1 1 Tues., June 24 — Capitol three innings by scoring Jets 1 2 Savings vs Hallenbeck Con eighteen, solid runs, Astros 0 1 struction. Captains 0 1 Wed., June 25 — Deans Jane Thelen's grand slam Hardware vs Coca Cola 1. homer added nicely to the DENNIS LOOMIS Orioles 0 3 already devastating lead with June 9 — Giants 17 — Astros Open house Linda Fenilla pitching a super 7; Spartans 11 — Royals 10. game with one strike out and no June 10 — Indians 21 — walks. Karen Brown pounched THURSDAY Orioles 11; Tigers 13 — Sox 9. out six for six to stack up the to honor excitement while Janice June 12—Cardinals 21—Jets Simmon poured on the defense JUNE 19 11; Braves 13 — Cougars 12. Joe Hanses by nabbing three difficult hard June 13—Pirates 15—Yanks lined drives to second base. All 8; Cubs 21 — Twins 4. Joe Hanses will be honored at of the girls played with con 7:30 p.m. \Vf - an open house given by his tinual agility, accuracy and PONYLEAGUE children for his 80th birthday on speed, both at the plate and on w Sunday, June 22 from 2-5 p.m. the field. This game truly Capital Savings 1 The open house will be at St. marks an all-around team ef ST. JOHNS E.J's Standard 1 Mary's Hall, Westphalia. fort. Coca Cola I 1 Kurts Appliance 1 HIGH SCHOOL Hallenbeck Construction 0 St. Johns Hardwood 0 AUDITORIUM Brothers, Jeffery, 6, [left] and Roger Ford, 8. found more than St. Johns Bicycle Shop JUSTICE.... This 90 minute, "VJ **?->$ ^ P. l mr TEMPERED!.WITH/,MERCV.t ISMTHE. • • • u , .in > i i a|" 0 5& fr .. spectacular is a ^3 ;fr»ff7o^ 0" 0 ' '" RiGHTrOR diLlGATION^TO^EX-" fund raising pro * Feehanvilie School In Ml. Prospect. "Tm* sonfUr Mr. and Mrs. Phil TEND TO ALL THEIR JUST DUE ject sponsored by June 9 — Kurts Appliance 11 the St. Johns Ford returned the card attached "to the balloon to inform the mvth Feehanvilie class where their balloon had traveled. — Hallenbeck Const. 7. % WITH IMPARTIALITY. "'Jaycees June 10—Capital Savings 9 — It __ 00 HOD Sen/or St. Johns Hardwood 3. ADULTS '2 CHILDREN June 12—E.J's Standard 2 — A Masonic Thought for Dally Uvlng frarm St. Johns Bicycle Shop 1. THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE & citizens June 13 — Coca Cola 14 — Tickets may be purchased from any Jaycee or at the door meet Kurts Appliance 3. ACCEPTED MASONS OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN Forty-two senior citizens and 2 guests met at Jeanne's Beans on JunelOth for a luncheon. The Diamonds, Watchw, Bracelets, meal was followed by a short Jewelry, Itims To Fit business meeting and com Any Occasion WE HAVE PLEASING munity singing. SELECTIONS FOR Jim Fedewa of Fedewa THE ENTIRE FAMILY Builders gave a comprehensive explanation of the senior Stop and visit us soon citizens apartment develop ment which they are building LEVEY'S across from Jeanne's Beans. . They expect to have some apartments ready by Sept 1 JEWELRY and others will be built 'as 125 E. Main, Etttt, 162-430* rapidly as possible. FREE FUEL plus s$ VALUE CERTIFICATES A With your new Choose any new Deutz air-cooled diesel tractor and Deutz will send a check for a half year's fuel supply- plus a Value Certificate good for equipment, parts, or service. Chart below shows amounts, You'll continue to save more as fuel costs increase, because Deutz uses less fuel. Save up to $1051 Money Savings Through June 30 Model Cash Fuel Bonus Value Certificate D30 06 $104.50 $300 D40 06 133 00 300 D45 06 152,00 300 D52 06 , 180.50 350 D55fJ6 239.40 250 D 62-06 250 80 350 * D60 06 296.40 250 • D68 06 318.00 " 350 D70 06 372.40 350 D72 06 385.00' 350 D80 06 . 399.00 400 D 100 06 556.50 400 D 130 06 651.00 400 SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY 1 DEUTZ CORPORATION 7585 Ponce do Leon Circle, Atlarita. Georgia 30340 SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED DEUTZ DEALER '..#*$ <*$* MARTENS SERVICE ' ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 14 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 18,1975 A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS Clinton County News Between the lines JACK HARRIS-General Manager HAROLD SCHMALTZ-Advertising Director with Jim Edwards JIM EDWARDS-Editor 04ue t6&c(f6u mxtA tefiectUHf SdMvttal .. .Apologies to General Telephone. I received a unfortunately, a lot like me. "Whenever the urge call last week from the General Telephone Co. to exercise strikes me, I lie down until it passes." about' -a remar- k I mad—e i..n. a recen.w.—t column. ™ ,, « , A tttfy fa p*6# 2. 25 YEARS AGO Workers' for the Granger w t 1 JUNE 15,1950 Brothers of Lansing, con stating, "General Telephone is not a working .. -Good luck, Ralph Lynam -- He is running for A Lansing and a rural Eagle tractors for the new courthouse number." Honest, fellas, it was just a gentle poke election for 3d vice-president of Lions In What taxpayers need is a stronger lobby in Washington and resident were killed when their wing construction, have about trouble I had direct dialing recently. Next ternational, with the election to be held in Dallas, squared up the building with the time I have trouble, I'll give your service Lansing. We've got to enforce the idea that taxpayers are getting plane crashed in bad weather, department a call instead of complaining in print. Texas, June 25-28. Joining him and Lions Club 30 miles northwest of St. Ignace, completion of outside brick and members from all over the world will be the St. fed up with the cost of government. block work, and the outside But, are you sure you warit to hear from me that late Friday afternoon. The 'often? Johns Redwing Marching Band. They'll be the one > It seems like every new spending project that comes along gets victims were Paul Brozany, 31, . appearance of the building is and only band from Michigan at the Lions In 4509 North Grand River pretty much finalized. The roof » • * ternational Convention. Between Ralph and our passed, because it carries with it a label of "progress", and nobody Avenue, the pilot, and Leon E. is;yet to go on, of course, and ,. .Non-hitting first baseman Nate Colbert in Joe band, you better believe Lions Clubs from all over wants to derail the progress train. Price, 38, of R.l, Eagle. windows and doors are not in Fall's Detroit Free Press column Saturday the world won't be able to say they never heard of Theodore M. Gibson, 317 place. A granite exterior base discussed his slump and said he hoped the Tigers St. Johns, Michigan. > • Meanwhile, here's John Q. paying the ticket. and granite window trim didn't give up on him. Monday, the Tigers an South Magnolia Street, Lansing, * * * John Q. can hardly stand straight anymore because of the tax is being sued for knocking down enhance the appearance of the nounced they had sold him to Montreal in the pressure on his shoulders. If the weight doesn't bother him, then a bridge. A $15,000 damage suit building. National League, You're always the last to know, . . .Another apology - this time to the St. Johns has been filed in justice court huh? v Veterans of Foreign Wars 'and the American the lack of incentive for personal advancement does. Why shpuld Dr. Howard A, Smith, pastor * * » Legion. The County News recently published a here against the Lansing man of the First Methodist Church of he work hard and why should he make improvements to his . . .Who the heck is Clyde Buckley? photograph of the Marching Redwings in a by John Sette rington , Essex St. Johns for three years, has parade. However, the outline failed to mention one property when higher taxes reduce his gains to mere receipts for township supervisor, and John received the appointment of * /* * tax payments, Jolls, 'township highway .. .Nobody can hide from that new-fangled sign thing •• that it was the Memorial Day Parade commissioner, charging Gibson district superintendent of the hanging from Clinton National Bank and Trust. sponsored by the Legion and VFW. Sorry. * John Q. is for progress. That's why he's working hard and 'with "negligence". Grand Traverse District of the Bright and early Monday morning, it proclaimed, * * • Michigan Conference and will making the improvements he does. But John Q. knows that he can't St. Johns is probably the only "Mel Warren has the mumps." What do you want .. .Note to the person who drove through my front be leaving St. Johns by the end to bet somebody's golf score will be on it before the lawn. Let me know when you're coming again and have everything he wants, that life is a practical matter first and a towri in Michigan that can boast of next week. of having its city dump right in summer is over?" I'll have my Corvair parked out there. That way place for ideals second. He can forego the ideals in favor of a'little the front yard. The pity is Following a long illness, Mrs. * * » it'll be true when they say it looks like a wreck extra spending money.-. ' rapidly gaining notoriety Clara Fish died Friday, June 11, . . .This quote, read over the .weekend sounds, looking for a place to happen. John Q. realizes that money has to be spent for hjghways, city- throughout the state for the at 6 a.m. at the home of her son, beauty of this spot that is seen Lawrence, at 407 South Baker. planning, schools and other basic services, but from a practical daily by the thousand's of She was 96. $$t& VirtUd RefiMt standpoint h?'s not going to say yes to every demand presented. motorists who journey along Many demands are only harsh sounds of desire and not need. John US-27 on their way to the north ONE YEAR AGO by Stanley Powell > or south. In addition to being June 20,1974 State Representative Q. wants government spending on the basis of needs, not desires. mighty attractive, the Seven cents spelled success What John Q. wants is a stronger lobby in Washington and smouldering dump exudes a Saturday, at Twin Oaks Golf Deadlines and sensible Legislature than to have a citizen involvement'in law distinctive odor that has excited Course as the Memorial Cancer schedules s^eem to mean little to lump-sum bill put up for ap enforcement! l Lansing to tell them that. considerable comment from the Golf Day brought $1000,07 to our Michigan Legislature. With proval or rejection by the traveling public. City officials meet the goal of $1000 only two weeks left in the voters. DEFICIT SPENDING ' INGHAM COUNTY NEWS are considering the possibility previously announced. State's fiscal year not a single But now that the bill is in the Many people have com of discontinuing use of the dump budget bill has emerged from Legislature I would hope that it plained to me about the % "If It Fltz in October — after the tourist * Clinton Memorial Hospital is Committee in either tile House will receive the same objective creasing number of public season is over. participating in a voluntary or Senate. What, if anything is treatment that any other bill programs and public em statewide program to equip going to be done about the so- should receive. ployees, and I have often ,f The new Family Drive-In themselves to handle called Business Privilege Tax wondered about the ratio of Theatre on US-27, a quarter- emergencies involving remains to be seen. The same DOES SMOKE GET IN YOUR public-versus private-sector mile north of St. Johns will have radioactive materials. ^ can be said of any legislation expenses in our economy. its grand opening next Tuesday EYES? ^ Many young men are still dealing with teachers' strikes Two anti-smoking bills have evening. and negotiations procedure. Now, however, some being classified i-A (available now been reported out of the economists at Ford Motor Editor, Lapeer County Press ton service) following the an Scores of new bills and House Public Health Committee "by Jim Fitzgerald 10 YEARS AGO Company have come out,with a nual lottery during the year of resolutions are being in for consideration by the full study which has confirmejL' ***M When Betty Ford went to Europe with Gerry, EVERY WEDNESDAY evening, after editing June 17,1965 their 19th birthday, according to troduced daily. Most of them House. A reception honoring retiring some of my wildest nightmares she took her hairdresser with her. Which is a lot that week's newspaper. I go home and Pat tells me Mrs. Ethel M. Cassell, super are clogging the files in the One bill, HB 4158, would - there are more peoplr being classier than a black Ace comb in your hip pocket.. the good stuff I didn't publish. I sob in frustration Eugene B. Elliott, former visor of the Lansing Selective various House and Senate ( superintendent of schools at outlaw smoking in grocery supported by tax dollars than' My wife Pat always travels with a wig so, she and tear the newspaper into little pieces as she ' Service office, committees. Of course a few of stores and would require store there are workers in the/private says, she can swim underwater and still look nice reveals all the news the editor missed. Ovid and now retiring president them are finding their way on to of Eastern Michigan University owners to post non-smoking sector to support them! for dinner. She has never been underwater in her There is no way my wife would give up her An open house will be held our daily calendars for con signs in the stores. The other life. She never goes into a pool above her toenails. weekly gossip session in favor of mere lust. Sorry and his wife, will be given by June 23 at the new 65th District sideration, amendment, Adding up government em E.M.U. alumni in .the Lansing bill, HB 4453, would require At the ocean in Miami, she spreads her blanket in about that, Warren. Court Building, located in the passage or defeat. smoking and non-smoking ployees, the military on active Georgia and worries about the tide coming in. On extended trips, when my wife complains area from 3 to 5 p.m. this former Hoag Funeral Home on duty, the disabled and the I'm sure you've heard about rooms in hospitals for patients. So the wig, which travels on a phony head in a about the condition of her hauyl often suggest she Sunday. The reception will be U.S.-27. The public is invited to unemployed, the retired and wicker basket; is never used. It just takes up space visit thejancy hairdresser just off the hotelilobby. held in the Y.W.C.A., 217 view the facility between 4-6 the new 71-page "political Although testimony was of those on welfare, the, t Ford ± ji But no, only Marcia can be trusted with Pa>'s hair^, 'Towsend Street, Lansing.-J*^ p.m. Mivi'i ? •' } reform" bill iproposed,.biL fered, to.shoy that theoeffecLofii econpmists^foundritan tptalrcicf in the cartrunk and gives me i more bulky item to Common' Cadre which^was, smoking »pnirnpn-s*mokersi«iS" load and unload and scream about. At noon on Wedne^ysfl.wh?\ev,?r.W]B,'areV"shert 80,'655',000 'tax dependents'vs„. bows her head toward home — and cups her ear. introduced »in the House and minimal in terms, of smoke 71,650,000 non-gov.ernment * "ALL THIS DUMB thing does is jake up space," What are they saying at Marcia's mecca? Senate and sponsored by inhalation, I don't think there's workers. *• V* "" V I screamed. , There was a morning at home when Pat was so leaders of both parties. It has any disputing the fait that "Marcia would take up more space," my wife ill she couldn't get out of bed. At noon I made a SUftwidtorttle, been lauded everywhere as a many non-smokers are irritated Which group do you belong * answered. Marcia is her hairdresser. My wife special trip home to see if she were still breathing. landmark piece of legislation, emotionally if not physically by to? Which group would you like yearns for class, like the First Family has. She I'd forgotten it was Wednesday. She'd gone to the D the first of its kind in the nation, (people smoking around them. to belong to? ' ' wants me to learn how to fall down without getting beauty shop in a coma; she,came home in an cMornin g Star Chapter No. 279, The meeting closed in regular • a giant step towards political These bills attempt to deaLwith drunk first. ambulance. O.E.S. of Ovid, met in regular form. Refreshments were reform. that aspect of the problem as HART THROBS '•^ Pat was suggesting I should be grateful I don't session on Tuesday evening, served in the dining room. I must admit that I have not well as with health con No doubt you've read of f£j have to rent 2 rooms at the Holiday Inn, one for IT IS CHISELED in granite somewhere that it is June 10 with Worthy Matron * * * read every page in the bill, if siderations. virtual avalanche of can-,&) Marcia and her drier. After a few years, husbands didates, declared or otherwise,^ against law and nature for a woman to miss a hair Ruth Chamberlain and The Afternoon Circle of the only because I know that if it - Questions were raised about learn to be properly grateful for such windfalls. appointment. In cases of extreme emergency it is Associate Patron, Duane comes to the floor of the House the enforceability of 4158, for the seat of U.S^ Seiiator i The first time I complained about the money Pat permissible to trade appointments. It usually Shepardsville UMW met on Philip A. Hart, who has'an Chamberlain presiding in the Thursday afternoon, June 12 at there will have been many inasmuch as it would be im spent on shoes, she said I should be grateful she takes 56 phone calls to locate a woman who will East. changes in its provisions. But possible to check all grocery nounced he will retire after the wasn't a centipede. Incredibly, I had never looked trade an \\ o'clock on Thursday for a noon on the home of Flora Hall. There end of this term .next, year. at the shoe situation that way, even though in high were 11 members and one guest my general impression of the stores for compliance. But if Wednesday. Sometimes it is necessary to make The usual reports were read bill is that it assumes there are some of the non-smokers I know school I went steady with a centipede. multi-cornered trades in which Pat gets Sue's and accepted. Two petitions present. The usual reports were Well, just in case you've been read and accepted. a great many "wrong" things go shopping, and the law is in wondering, I am most definitely The relationship between a woman -and her appointment and then trades it to Shirley for were presented and will be done in politics, particularly in effect, I'm sure this is one Dawn's appointment which Shirley got in ex voted on in September. The not a candidate for the .U.S. hairdresser is a fascinating thing. I always said The Berean Circle will be the area of contributions. Few if 'measure that would generate Senate! this, even before I saw the movie "Shampoo." In change for Laura's. It is no wonder Warren Beatty sunshine committee reported .furnishing the treat for the last any have spoken against the bill" case you missed it, this film stars Warren Beatty was sometimes surprised at who he woke up next that several cards had been sent to. f day of Vacation Church School. so far, since it would be easy for as a stud hairdresser who puts the make on all his to some of the members who are The Afternoon Circle will have someone doing so to be made to pretty customers. This doesn't worry me. Even if And after all that, she comes home and says: shut-in. TIRED OF ALL THE HEADACHES Marcia were Marvin, I'm certain my wife would charge of the program at the appear "anti-reform." "It'll look a lot better once I comb it out." Correspondence was read September General meeting.'' never be unfaithful during her noon appointment Once she combs it out, it looks like it did before But now Zolton Ferency, YOUR PRESENT MOWER every Wednesday. It is at this time she learns from the office of the Worthy ' The business meeting ad former Democratic Party she went. Grand Matron. Monetary gifts what's happened in town during the past week. I wonder what that centipede is doing? journed and the meeting turned chairman and Human'Rights HAS BEEN CAUSING? were made to the Clinton and over to the program chairman candidate for governor, has Shiawassee Cancer Funds. It raised some * interesting Hit it Early for the day, Rosetta Becker. was voted to take a vacation The program was about father. questions about the bill. Cancer is most curable when break during July and August. CAR WASH AND it's caught early and treated She read an article from Farm In testifying on the Senate It was also voted to give the Wife Magazine about Father, promptly. The American Can Ovid Oil Company a check for bill, which is the same as the cer Society urges everyone to You Come, Too, was a tribute House version, he drew at INTERIOR CLEANING gasoline to be used by Mrs. paid- by a daughter to her have an annual checkup even Donald Craig to go to Lansing to tention to the bill's title, which when feeling great. father. Several verses of says it is a "Bill to regulate Saturday, June 28* visit her husband who is a Scripture were read; all political activity, to regulate patient at Sparrow Hospital. referred to our Heavenly campaign literature, and to 8-6 p.m. at Father. Clinton Installation date£ were given regulate candidates and for the various chapters: Elsie. Light refreshments were members of their immediate btt O LAK WnOn done by members families." I would agree with ' Oct. 23; Wacousta, Oct. 26; St. served by the hostess. South US-27 of Boy Scout County News Mr. Fernecy that this seems to Johns, Oct. 29; DeWitt, Oct 30; N violate constitutional ST. JOHNS Troop 71 Maple Rapids Nov. l;|Ovid, Do it Today! Pick a day to quit smoking. guarantees of the freedom to Second t,Iass postage paid at SI. Nov. 8. / speak, the freedom to publish, Johns. Mich 48879 Face D-day and maybe grit A Visit to G & L Sales in DeWitt Published Wednesdays - at 120 Next'year Mdrning Star your teeth. It could be easy or the'right to privacy, and the E Wdlker .Street. St. Johns by Chapter will be observing their it might be hard but one tiling's right to assemble peaceably ('Union County News, Inc. Can Cure all that.... Subscription price by mail, in 75th 'anniversary as near as certain, says the American Can and petition the government for NOTICE Michigan. (6 Tor one year, S10 for possible to the date when the cer Society, youTI be lessening a redress of grievances. , two years, £4 25 for six months: chapter was organized. A your chances of getting lung WE HAVE MOWERS & TRACTORS outside Michigan, $7.50 Tor one cancer. He also riotedtha t some of the *ear. committee was appointed to see CITY OF ST. JOHNS about setting it up. many other provisions in the bill FROM 5 h.p. TO 16 h. p. would financially discriminate against minor parties while Those citizens residing within the 1 i supporting the Democrats and CLIFF L0ESCH IS BACK AND IN' city limits of St. Johns which were GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPO.RT Republicans with taxpayer' Ginwil Rtvtnut SMnng pttmdH fadml fund* dtueiV to lam ire) ilttt gmwnmtnU. TN$ report el v«" gmmmwrt • pin It puAahwi dollars. CHARGE OF OUR SERVICE ro aiKouttgt dttotn (wnlcipition In dimmlting your ymnsmm i dtJiKm on how tt» monty wtt b* tpwt NcM Any oomptilnti of © l included in storm sewer projects dtKilmimthH) In th* KM ol IhtM hm* m*r b* «nt *» While I am sure that many tt* OHlet of rtaMMM ShMlm. Wwh.. O.C. MOM. THIGOVIP.NMIKT BINGHAM TDHNSHIP DEPARTMENT. are urged to contact the City Of OP provisions of this bill, if it is PLANNED EXPENWMflES ANTICIPATING A GEMEPJU ntVEKUE 'f6*8t9 passed, will be challenged in laOPEHATINa / SHARING PAYMENT OP He is anxious to serve you with fices to report any unsatisfactory 1*1 CATEGORIES IB] CAPITAL MAIHTENANC! fOH THE SIXTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOD JULY 1, 19TS THROUGH JUNE 30. court, I am very much con tBTS PLANS TO SPEND THESE fUNOSFOATHEPURPOSES SHOWN cerned about the impact it could conditions which may have been i niiueurm l/ACCOUNT JW, 23 3 Q19 DQ3 his many years of training and BINGHflMYOHfiSHl«N TOHflSr- P D3G0' have on elections and can left due to the construction. The TQHflSHIP SUPV I didates, in the meantime. It * experience on your tracto'r. TMNtrOOTATiaH CLtMTDfl COUffTV could set up so many restric entire project areas were video ST JOHNS ClICHlGAN 46879 tions and requirements that service needs. • / . taped, and said tapes will be AtlOH good, people might decide that running for office is not worth available for viewing in order to the hassle, thus leaving the field IXMUI. to ward-heelers and political -SPECIAL- verify problems which resulted hacks. JNOW 101 fcon*pro»aulitefun«ngc»nMt'Mloflbr from the project. Please call the I realize these expressions of TILLER with chain drive, 5 h.p. *279 SETUP A cow •* *>• "?•". ** concern may sound like a hack City Offices between 8:00 a.m. and io louatiwt ii politician protecting his flanks, . LIST PRICE $339..... $270inthebox 5:00 p.m.,^onday thru Friday at which is why it is difficult to pubhclrquestion the bill at all. 2*24-3213. nWWMwttft rMpktU'tt* •nUMrnMfcndinpartMMIM Common Cause has in effect put . H OTHMIIweM a gun to our heads by TGSUSSS^flSr AJL^l WW v*4h^Mng;f':wtfU6MrivM SVft •Randy Humphrey 11 WMl* % VfEmthim—l&mtttin Q DDMU* think it is much jnore US-27 at Dilim * DeWitt* City Manager preferable to expose the bill to PHONE 669-3107 careful consideration in the -1 June 18,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWEST, JQHNS, MICHIGAN 15 Circuit Court for the County of M CLINTON, * - ' Serving America's Farmers: SUZUKI Providers of Plenty HOLDER MOTORCYCLE SALES WEEKDAYS & SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 21S1 W. MAIN (M-21) OWOSSO PHONE 725-2112 thep. 3C * ^aimers , PLUMBING AND gmv *& Fmanciarpnend HEATING •RESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIAL Zephyr M •QUALITY WORK Charge your purchases to' DUNKEL ^>£ PLUMBING t HEATING , St. Johns ST. JOHNS Ph. 2244726 L7VNDBATMK ^ /, . NEW SHIPMENT OF COLONIAL All types of printing CANDLES, CANDLE RINGS & HOLDERS Due to a Special Purchase FOR DETAILS ON RURAL HOME LOANS AND LONG TERM FARM FINANCING SEE US AT: • Fast service We-tfave Low Priced Candle Rings , Good Selection Of Wedding FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION • Low prices Gifts & Cards > . 1104SOUTHU.S.27 > ' * ' or 120 E. WALKER ST., FROM THE ST. JOHNS CALL 224-7127 ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48B79 220 N. Clinton Ave. TELEPHONE: 517/224-6781 St. John* 224-2719 MONDAY NIGHT BAKED LASAGNA MH JEflMHUBf Homemade _ •• Great Stealu, Fide Beer, Wine, K SAUft'KMUr BECK & HYDE TUESDAYNlGHT - Cockteili, Seafood, Dancing t r ACCfMOHa SEE THE 1975 U.S. CHOICE sin HAPPY HOUR ;W-$MON,"THRU;THURS. *,' MNTAU ' t RIB EYE STEAK *1 f FARMARINA, WEDNESDAY NIGHT , FRIDAY & SATURDAY CHEVROLET BROILED •«» "COUNTRY GHJNTLtfMEN" BOATS, MOTORS INC. WHITEFISH . a "Sound ofCduntry" THURSDAY NIGHT Lawn & Garden Steak Nlte At Reduced Priest OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TO 12 P.M.' ' Gall 224-3311 FRIDAY & SAT. NIGHT OPEN SUNDAY t2 TO 6P.NL Equipment M -..- — ..-..^i Houri: Men thru Fri»i.m. * 9 p.m. PRIME RIB *6 Located tK Mil* South of US-27 OtWitt fllinktr. " PABTS%°EAL1R^BQEST '*«"•'**•«*-*».». Come in andWatch' UihtAcro* From Zia'iCenttnnlil Ftrm Mkt at ' EDINGER CHEVROLET ' OPEN 7 DAYS* Located on N. US-276Mi.No of St. John. % fo Tiger Baseball in Color! Dill Road-US-27 . Phone 660-8015 !.?... c. • 'CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 18,1975 Farming and 4-H - - -in Clinton County | Chloe's Column Jim Pel ham 4-H Chatter Jim's Column Clinton County Extension Director l&OiUtiSiU Clinton County Home Economist Chloe Padgitt * NEW DYEING TECHNIQUE established... chemists will fa *?Mi 4Juw v . June 18,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN 17 224-2361 HOT SHOT RED BABY CHIX BEAUTIFUL WEDDING financial services institution, p.m. and Friday 9:00 a.m until WANTED — Someone to care expanding in the St, Johns area. 5:00p.m. _ 4-TF-l every Tuesday at Rainbow INVITATIONS - and ac Help Wanted for elderly lady and to do light WANT ADS I Automotive Trail Hatchery in St.'Louis. Ph. cessories, ' Speedy service. ' Proven ability can lead to rapid housework and cooking in the advancement and high annual „ ELECTRICIAN WANTED - 681-2495, 45-tf-22 Finkbeiner's Fowler, Phone Westphalia area. Must be able' 593-2606. . 40tf-27 SALES MANAGEMENT income based on commission. Bovee Electric needs elec to get around by herself. If FOR, SALE - Chevrolet : •TRAINEES —Are you ready to, This is an opportunity to enter a trician with commercial and interested, write Box A c/o Biscayne 1969 with automatic lifetime career with prestige industrial experience. Jour transmission, 6 cylinder, good FOR SALE - Smoked green step Up, but stymied in your Clinton County News, giving glassware. Looks like fine present job?* Ready to take on and dignity in one of America's neyman's license preferred. references and wages desired. condition. 3. miles south of St. fastest-growing companies. Contact Jerry Bovee 875-4750 or Johns toTaftand4M> miles east. crystal. 5 pieces for each of 12 more responsibility and willing 8-3-p-l DOG OBEDIENCE CLASS ->-• place settings. Most pieces Profit sharing and group in "evenings, 875-4861 Ithaca, Ph. Ovid, 834-5469. 8-3-p-ll to prove it? I£ you are ambitious (MINIMUM 10 WORDS) Learn to groom, train your dog. never used, $96,, Ph. 224-3638. and financially responsible, we surance benefits. Equal op Michigan. (. 6-3-p-l Call Duane Eckley after 4:30, 8-3-P-27 have several openings leading portunity employer. For , per Jobs Wanted 3 WEEKS INSERTION 1973 FORD Gran Torino. 4-door 224-4717. 8-3-P-23 sonal, confidential interview, HELP IS needed for theP-W FOR THE PRICE OF 2 door pillared hardtop. Light t.if to management positions. WANTED - Wooden file Experience, in. direct sales- phone for appointment,' Call Mr. Community Players production blue bottom, dark blue vinyl LOST — Female Yorkshire Raymond 517-484-1456 ^collect) of the musical "Anything ROOFING, SIDING & home top. 24,000,actual miles. Has Beagle around Krepps Road. cabinets 4x6 or 5x7,2,4, 8 or 12 helpful, but not essential. We DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED drawer. Call 224-7051 after 6. are a 2'A BILLION DOLLAR Thursday 9:00 a.m. till 9:00 Goes," to be presented'Sept. 5, .improvements. Call Jaynes less than 8,000 miles on Michel in Tan in color and has collar with 6,7. If you can use the business steel belted radial tires, extra 49-tf-DH-27 Construction Co. 487-2515. Bill •1.90 COL. INCH tag. Reward "offered. Ph. 224- end of a hammer, paint brush or Jaynes Builder. - 2-12-p-3 clean $2,500. May be seen at Al 4485. 8-l-p-23 Wanted. sewing machine call 593-2265, PHONE Galloways, St. Johns daytime 593-2481 or 593-2097. Private BARN & ROOF PAINTING - phone 224-4713, evenings 517- FOR SALE — Black' Labrador Miscellaneous FOR SALE -1974 tryouts for play chorus can be Reasonable rates. Free 862-4324, Wayne Walters. AKC Registered, excellent arranged. 6-3-p-l estimates, insured, guaranteed. 224-2361 7-3-p-ll blood lines in both field trails WANTED — Postcards, car Lansing, 351-2777. 3-tf-3 .... OR MAIL TO and show class. 517-651-5745.6-3- nival and cut glass, cupboards, "HOMEWORKERS WANTED Clinton County News p-23 love seats, jewlery, lamps, TRI-ROD CYCLE YOUNG MAN would like farm 120 East Walker St. Motorcycles dolls, any antique. 224-7390,224- IN THIS AREA: men, women, St. JOhns, Mich. 48879 students. No experience work on farm. 669-3801. 8-l-p-3 FOR SALE — Registered 4837. ' - , 8-3-p-28 Bluetick pups. 2 males, l necessary; stuffings and ad DEADLINE: FOR SALE — 1970 Honda CB dressing envelopes (Com female.' Also Redbone-Plott WOULD LIKE beginning organ STREET LEGAL EACH MONDAY' 350 road bike, clean, low mission Mailers). Earn "Real Estate mileage and runs good. Has cross coonhound pups. Al or piano pupils, children or SAFETY INSPECTED sparetime money at home. 1 P.M. luggage rack & back rest, 1 Deitrich, Ph. 875-2288, 7-tf-23 adults. Summer class. Phone $100.00 weekly possible. SEND helmet, $600. Wayne Walters, 224-3915. 8-3-D-28 $L00 (refundable) and long, FOR SALE BY OWNER - 3 , READY FOR . bedroom ranch on large city lot. 8292Gratiot Rd., Bannister, Ph. stamped envelope for details; For Rent 862-4323 evenings. 7-3-p-12 Horses WANTED STUDENTS for PPS-593, 216 Jackson ft 612, Attached garage, full keypunch training. Six week LICENSING basement, carpet. Priced at Chicago60606". < 6-3-p-l HORSES BOARDED, Indoor course on the machine. Choice $29,000. for quick sale. Phone FOR RENT — 1 year lease. of class hours. Call 393-8615. 20 H.P. K0HLER 224-2678. 8-3-p-4 Guns & Ammo. arena. Lessons and box stalls IMMEDIATE OPENING for Beautiful brick colonial home, 4 available. 224-2933. 47-tf,24 Spartan Key Punch Academy.' Physical Therapist. Excellent bedrooms or den, fireplace, 'Corner of Jolly and Aurelius). ENGINE fringe benefits, wages and • YOUR'SHELTER NEEDS - large yard, close in, $215.00 per FOR SALE — Winchester Mod. 7-tf-p-28 working conditions. For more New, used housing-country or month and deposit. No children,, 70-30-06 W/3-9 Williams Scope FULL SUSPENSION information, write or call town lots. Plans-ours or yours. available June 18th, 224-3968. like new. $220.00. Call 224-3042. Miscellaneous TIMBER WANTED - Logs and Gratiot Community Hospital, Pole or Steel buildings - farm, 7-2-p-6 May deal for s/w 38 spec. standing timber, Logs delivered WHITE ' 300 Warwick Dr., Alma, Mich. commercial. Plans, Finance, 7-3-P-16 INSULATE NOW - Free use, of 48801 (517) 463-3743.An EQUAL Service. Let's discuss your needs. Also we'll sell your FOR RENT - Mobile home lots blower. Cooler in summer, STR-3200 * OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. available sodded lawns and warmer in winter. GAMBLES 8-1-p-l property or talk trade. Fedewa Builders & Brokers, 6218 Wright sewer. St. Johns Mobile Home Farm Machinery 18 in Fowler. 8-3-p-27 Rd., between Fowler and Grand Village 609 N, Morton. 224-7913. FOR SALE — Bicycles, girls 20, WANTED - OLDER WOMAN Ledge. Phone.517-587-3811. (If 4-T.F.-6 FOR SALE — Massey Harris as live-in companion for elderly direct dial doesn't work, have 26 in. Boys 24,26 in. 3 speed. 224- widow in small town near tractor, row crop 22 with 3 point 4575,606 S. Church. 8-3-D-27 your operator assist.) 48-tf-4 SENIOR CITIZENS: "You may hitch. Ph. 224-4359. 8-3-p-18 May be seen at 3553 South US-27, .. Lansing, Michigan. Nice home, qualify for reduced rental St. Johns car and small salary available MOBILE HOME BUYING, BUILDING, rates." New l and 2 bedroom FOR SALE — Allis Chalmers FOR SALE — Marble top'table, for right person. References apartments^ in Fowler, now LISTING - Call Jaynes Realty side rake, 4-bar. Good rubber. round oak table, oriental rugs, PHONE 224-3194 wanted. Write A. Doss, 628 ready for'occupancy. Car Moriax, Tea Leaf, ANTIQUES LOTS FOR RENT y W South Grove, Ripon, Wisconsin Co. 487-3515. Bill Jaynes; Phone 669-9036. -. 8-l-p-18 Builder &Broker. 2-12-p4 peting, stove, refrigerator, fire GALLERY, 224-7390, 224-4837. IN OVID b 54971. 8-2-p-l alarm and emergency call 8-3-P-27 , system in each unit. Across FOR SALE — MASSEY ' e Large 80x150 ft. Lots 36 ACRES N.E. of St. Johns." FERGUSON 4-row cultivator HELP " WANTED - from city park, near churches • 2 Months Free Rent Has THAT 12 room farm home with 3 point hitch. MASSEY NEED ready mix concrete, o $65 Per Month SECRETARY - Probation & in nice condition that everyone and shopping. Call for par poured walls, or cement work ticulars. 224-2661 or 224-6324. FERGUSON 3 bottom 14" plow. • No Entrance Fee Parole office. Experience is looking for. Large barn, Cement mixer run by electric done? We have a fleet of radio preferred.* Contact Robert excellent condition, 2 silos and l-tf-6 • No Charges for Children mower. Ph. 862-4446. Elsie, dispatched trucks plus a crew of or pets Steinman, Courthouse before lots of other buildings. Newton Elwood Erickson. 8-3-p-18 men if needed. Fedewa x COMMERCIAL on US-27, 1200 T SALES & SERVICE June 27. 8-2-p-l Steward. Call 616-972-2348, after • Builders, Intf.fc621$ Wright'Rpfid, ? -- CALL OVlp S. t June 21,675-7101. Hayes Realty. Square Feet. Building im- v ; ••hiddiateioccupancy! Gas.'heat, fi at Rrice"$o£tyPhone 5S7-»' - ' ' 834^288'V*'! -.•if/. I*I*. iU~ 'OU^A^RING'' SALES -OP fmi. . . .n3iMf^, ,v,-s NEW TRACTORS PORTUNITY — Our exclusive ; £, Air conditioning;' large parking Farm Produce aTea. Also small store \in JOHN DEERE NO. 2030 financial services have helped OPEN BIDS will be taken until thousands of people manage Southgate Plaza. Call 517-463- J.D. 7520 W/CAB & AIR CONDITIONING July 1st. 1975 for the 78 acre 6126. 40-tf-6 HAVE 30 ACRES of standing their money. We are an 80-year- estate of Steve Divish located 2 JOHN DEERE 2630 hay to sell. Ph. 862-4446. Elsie, Urethane foam with a fire retardant coating v old leader in our industry. No miles south of Middleton on 7, elwood Erickson. 8-l-p-19 experience necessary. We'll corner of Ely Hwyf and Ranger on your roof is leakproof and will NEW EQUIPMENT pay you a salary while you learn Rd. Contact Alvin Drumheller, Wanted to Rent STRAWBERRIES - Pick your ourbusiness,butyou must meet 106 Elizabeth, Middleton.'Phone CENTURY SPRAYERS & own, 7 a.m. until picked for the rigid requirements. Call J. 236-7661. 8-1-D-4 day, 7 days a week, 4 miles reduce heating and cooling costs up to 30%. SPRAYER SUPPLIES Starkweather at 694-3933, after 5 WANTED TO RENT — 3 bedroom home in or near St. north on U.S. 27 to French Road, SET OF DUAL WHEELS w/new tire 18.4x34 call 484-7069, INVESTORS LAND CONTRACT for sale one mile west to DeWitt Road, ASK ABOUT OU.R GUARANTEE. DIVERSIFIED SERVICES. Johns. For School Teachers. NEW IDEA SPREADERS (seller's interest)? for fast, Would like occupancy by the first house north, Robert YEAR-A-ROUND TRACTOR CABS - 8-3-p-l action, please call or write Ford 1st. of July. Phone 224-3856 or Goodrich, phone 224-6096. ' - COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL. KASCO FOLLOWING HARROWS S. LaNoble, 1516 East Michigan 2244712. 8-3-D-7 7-4-p-19 SALES PERSON (male or Ave., Lansing, Michigan 48912. NEW IDEA ELEVATORS 41,46 f female) for newspaper ad Phone 517-482-1637, evenings, WANTED — Hay to make in M&W NO. 300 WAGON & BOX vertising position. Need in 517-337-1276. 8-1-D-4 Trailers & Campers 9 shares. Elwood Reaume, Rte. URETHANE H&S LOAD-KING FORAGE BOX dividual who is tops in per //I, Fowler, ph. 682-4491. 7-3-p-19 CROSS 20 ft. SINGLE CHAIN ELEVATO.RS sonality, self-drive, has an I NEED 2 story farm home on 2- eager willingness to learn and' DUNHAM LEHR LOADERS 5 acres, up to $35,000. Call Jim DREPS R.V. CENTER — STRAWBERRY TIME - FOAM work In a competitive sales Hartman, LaNoble Realty- "Area's authorized Coachman " KILL BROS.,8 Ton & 10 Ton WAGON GEARS Picking beginning week of June market. We're willing to train a Realtors, 482-1637, evenings, Sales and Service and Dodge 18th. Picking every day except KILL BROS. No. 350 GRAVITY BEDS quick-learner. Good personal 393-9724. ' ; '8-1-4 R.V. Service Parts - Ac Sunday 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. SERVICE, INC KEWANEE 8 Ton & 10 Ton WAGON GEARS transportation necessary. cessories - • Rentals. DeWitt, 5i00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Pick your Persons with some sales MT. PLEASANT; MICHIGAN KEWANEE ROTARY HOES( PLEASE- DESPERATELY Michigan 517-669-9996. 3-tf-9 own 50c a qt. Bring own baskets background will be given need rural Clinton County and crates if you have them. -PHONE (517)772-0311 KEWANEE FIELD CULTIVATORS priority consideration. Give full DANISH FIELD CULTIVATORS 12 ft*-26 ft. homes and acreage;botn* older FOR SALE' — 1970 Travel Phone 517-723-7380, 10 miles N. details and salary requirements and newer desired. If you're trailer. A-l condition. Carpet, of Owosso, Michigan, 8283 N. PEPIN FLEXIBLE SPIKE HARROWS in a letter in your own hand considering a sale, call Robert air conditioned, self contained. ChipmanRd. 8-3-p-l9 PEPIN FOLLOWING SPIKE HARROWS. - writing to:,Robert MacDonald, Weber, LaNoble Realty - publisher, Gratiot County Call after 5:00 p.m. at 224-7544. REYCO ALUMINUM GATES-10 ft. & 16 ft. Realtors 482-1637, evenings, 351- 2-9 Herald, Box 8, Ithaca, Mich. 3785. , ' . 8-1-4 J.D. No. 336 BALERS w/BALE EJECTORS 48847. 8-tf-l Hogs & Sheep "LONG"BACKHOE MIDSTATE CULTIVATORS 4 - 6 & 8 ROW * Spend all your time chasing Talk is never cheap when you • rainbows and you'll eventually Mobile Homes HAMPSHIRE Purebred Boars have to take some of it back. * run into a severe storm. — Service age, also feeder pigs, 7:i4 mile west of DeWitt 9800 JOHN DEERE FOR SALE — 1970 Marlette Howe Rd., Wacousta 626-6416. Trailer, 12x62 with 7x21 ex- . 1065 A WAGON GEARS • . 7-3-D-20 TRACTORS pando. Carpeted throughout 965 WAGON GEARS > M.F. No. 12 Lawn Tractor except kitchen and bathroom, 3 JOHN DEERE NO. 54 SPREADER Ford 860 , bedrooms. Harvest gold ap Cattle 220 DISK HARROW 18y2 ft. Ferguson T.O. 20 pliances plus dishwasher and 1 1 .disposal, natural gas furnace, " 230 DI3.K HARROW - 21 /a & 25 /2 ft. Widths 1 M.M. 4 Star FOR SALE — Charolais-Cross 8, ROW CULTIVATORS 3 POINT NARROW 1 M.F, 65 Diesel '40 gal. electric hot water heater. $7^500 unfurnished, Bulls. 593-2567. ' 6-3-D-21 , J.D. MOWER-CONDITIPNERS * • M;f. 1135 w/Cab & Duals - only 110O hrs. other furnishings, optional. Can 3 POINT HITCH CHISEL PLOWS J.D.2010Gasw/13.6Tires • be seen at 609 N. Morton, Lot 39 J.D. 3 POINT HITCH SUB-SOILERS . ., or call 224-3437. Call after 5 p.m. Poultry OTHER EQUIPMENT on Wednesdays and Thursdays. 52-tf-10-DH USED EQUIPMENT 2-Badger Forage Boxes, 3 beaters, tandem •JUMBO" WHITE ROCK and running gears 'J.D. F 1450 PLOW 4 BOTTOM 16" J.D. No. 38 Chopper w/2 row corn head J.D. F 145 5 BOTTOM 16" J.D. 3 pfhitch sprayer w/centf(fugal pump J.D. F 145 6 BOTTOM 16" M.F. 4 row rear Cultivator M0NG0MERY WARD 2 - J.D. 8 row rear Cultivators J.D, F 145 PLOW 4 BOTTOM 16" ' Lundell Direct Cut Chopper * SEVERAL GOOD ROTARY HOE SECTIONS I.H.C. No. 76 Combine Hank Furman has been in St. Johns area for 11 years, He was J.D. 4020 DIESEL TRACTOR M.F.No.86 6-16"Plc\v . CATALOG AGENCY a broker for 14 years and had Furman Realty which Fedewa f • Builders & Brokers bought last year. Hank lives in DqWitt in - M.F. NO. 135 GAS TRACTOR M.F,No.885-16: Plow *• * ^ West Winds Subdivision which he developed. Call Harik when, JOHN DEERE 1010 INDUSTRIAL GAS I.H.C, No. 91 SP Combine, self-propelled you're ready to move. He has experience to serve you. TRACTOR w/INDUSTRIAL LOADER I.H.C. 12'Wheel Disc w/new blades NOW AVAILABLE IN J.D.F145-5BOTTOM16" 1 Set of 18.4x34 D.uals \ •- 3 bdrm. ranch in walking distance to town and schools. It &as SET OF NEW DUAL RIMS w/USED TIRES . M.F. No. 222 2-roW corn head , an above ground pool and a fenced yard. All for only $26,000. M.F. 4 Row-RearjCultivatorw/SpringTeeth ST. JOHNS 155x38 , 3 bdrm. ranch with 2 way fireplace, formal dining area, 2 car IHC SEMI-MOUNTED-PLOW 4-14" A garage in a quiet setting. . • ' SET OF USED DUALS WlTH USED • A SALES - MINDED INDIVIDUAL CAN ' 18.4*34TIRES , NEW TRACTORS OPERATE THEIR OWN BUSINESS WITH A ' Laingsburg - 3 bdrm. ranch with nice kitchen, only $22,500. i- M.F, 265 SMALL CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND „ * • * ,' . ' SEVERAL GOOD WIDE &t NARROW STILL HAVE THE PRICING AND PRO, 10 acres or 3 acres, all Health Dept. approved. Beautiful - M.F. 285 country setting West of Lajngsburg. REAR MOUNT 3 POINT HITCH CULTIVATORS. v f MOTIONAL ACTIVITIES OF A MAJOR . ' • M.F.255 ' SEVERAL GOOD ROTARY HOE SECTIONS RETAILER .... • For more information, yuritfl to: *> FEDEWA BUILDERS INC. 1515 N. OS-27 St. Johns, Michigan 48879 phonfi 224-3236 DON SHARKEY ESTATE Settler & Son, Inc. • L WELCH, MONTGOMERY WARD ] Maxlha Fedewa 224-2410 John Deere Satsi & Service t AU"BIGC'*SaVII1GS accounrs are msureo SAVE'250 NOW! UP TO $40,0001 CaPlTOL SPECIAL OFFER ON LIMITED EDITION mmItlltl sawiGs FORD GRANADA ftNlmpfcMHtiMMI * ^ ' * . See ft Now At... Loan St. Johns office: 222 N. Clinton Ave., ph. 224-2304 / main office: 112 E, Allegan, Lansing, Ml 48901, ph. 371-2911 EGAN FORD SALES, me branches: Grand Ledge, Mason, Okemos, Willlamston, Lathrup, Village and Pontlac Incorporated 1690 — memben Federal Home Loan Bank System 300W.HIGHAM ST.JOHMS t If PHONE 224-2285 20 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN June 18,197^ OkUoXliU Fowler Jaycees Gingrich were married July Mrs, Beach died Friday sponsor magic show Fred Commans 1960 in Elsie. Mr. Commans was morning, June 13, at' Pleasant a retired farmer. View after an illness of several , Dean, Master Magician and reducing compound," He will ELSIE (c) ~ Funeral services in his audience to help him Surviving are: his wife; four years. ^ his SHOW OF WONDERS -will also put his wife Irene in a box, perform his tricks and they •(or Fre STORY SELLS USED CAR FOR SPECIALSI LESS! 1974 Corvette 4-Speed, 2 Tops Stock No. 6096A 1975 STARFIRE 1974 Vega Wagon STORY OLDS DATSUN 4-Speed Transmission, Radial Tuned '3599 Suspension, Standard Factory Equipment. Automatic, Radio, Stock No. 749B *2495 18th Annual 1975 OMEGA ' 1972 Cutlass Supreme Powerwmdows, '2395 2-Door, 6-Cylinder, Standard Factory Equipment. '2999 AM-FM Radio, Air Conditioning , Stock No. 9219A 1975 CUTLASS 1973 Olds Custom Cruiser Wagon % 2-Door, 6-Cylinder, Hydramatic '3329 Factory Air Conditioning, Stock No. 772A ' Transmission, Standard Factory Equipment. , 1975 DELTA 88 1974 Olds 98 Luxury Coupe '4495 $ Fully Equippedl Stock No. 10366A 2-Door Hardtop, Automatic Transmission 3829 V-8 Engine, Power Steering, Powor Disc Brakes, Radial Tuned Suspension, Bgmper Strips. 0 1973 Toronado '3295 1975 DELTA 88 Loaded) Stock No. 10308A 4-Door, Turbohydramti&Transmission, Power 3769 1971 Datsun / Steering, Power Disc Brakes, V-8, Radial Tuned Suspension, Bumper Strips. 2-Door, 4-Speed, Radio* Stock No. 6301A '995 1974Toronado 1975 TQR0NAD0 HARDTOP Loaded! Stock'No. 861A '4195 COUPE '5899 V-8, Turpohydramatic, Power Steering, Power 1971 Pontiac Grand Prix Disc Brakes, Radial Tuned Suspension, Power Automatic, Factory Air', Radio, Stock No. SOB '2195 Windows, Power Seat, Whltawall tires. > STORY SELLS FOR LESS! STOR Y SELLS FOR LESS! 3165 E. MICHIGAN AVE. , LANSING CreditOK'd By Phone- Immediate Delivery PHONE 351-0400 ' On All Advertised Cars