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» r-'i New 7-mile stretch of US-127 to open Aug 27 Crash kills LANSING - A long-awaited seven-mile section uf US-127 Freeway bypassing Lansing will be opened to traffic Tuesday, father and Aug 27 the State Highway Commission has announced The section will connect the present terminus uf US-127 between Lansing and East Lansing with US-27 near DeWitt. It will daughters provide US-127 traffic with a direct route through the populous northeast Lansing' area, eliminating a traffic bottleneck at the BATH TWP - DuuiHf Abbott. 2B, his twin Road near Bath when Harte struck them US-127 and M-43 (Saginaw Street) in> daughters, Lisa and Lori, both 5 and his 18 broadside coming from Center Road. Abbott : tersection. month old daughter Trad, all of DeWitt and the twins were killed instantly while the A small section of the new freeway near were killed Wednesday night, Aug 7 when a 18 month-old baby was pronounced dead on DeWitt will serve as part of the future route car driven by Thomas Harte, 28, of Bath, hit arrival at the hospital Only Mrs Abbott and of the planned 1-69 Freeway from Charlotte their Vega station wagon broadside Harte remain alive. The accident is still under investigation to Perry. • t Harte is iii serious condition and Abbott's Public, dedication ceremonies, sponsored wife, Rae Ellen, 26, is still in a semi-coma. and no further information was available by the Lansing Regional Chamber of The family was traveling west on Clark from the Bath Township Police Commerce in cooperation with the Department of State Highways and Tran sportation, wilLbe held 11 am at the Lake Lansing Road interchange- Details of^ the Hold rites for ceremony will be announced. Negotiations » Harold Beardslee successful in St Johns District OVID - Harold S. Beardslee, 81, of 117 W High St, died Friday, Aug 9 at Memorial ST JOHNS - It has been announced'by Hospital in Owosso Earl Lancaster, St Johns School superin Mr Beardslee was director of Central tendent, that tentative agreement has been National Bank He was also a member of the reached between the district's negotiating United Church, the Ovid Masonic Lodge No teams St Johns firemen, assisted by DeWitt firemen, battle a house fire Tuesday on Yallup Road 127 and 100F The agreement has not yet been ratified, near DeWitt. The fire in the house, owned by Lyle Hallead, is believed to have been caused He started in the bank iState Savings with details of the agreement to he an by an electrical malfunction. Bunk of Ovid' in 191D, directly after nounced after ratification. graduation hi 191S he went to California where he worked for the Standard oil Co. He returned to Mich and was employed for a year at the St Johns National Bank. Cording DeWitt Twp vote opens way for square dancing bar back to Ovid in 1917, he again started work at dje State Savings Bank. He was first" Trustee Eileen Corr, felt that there} were too feature something that no other bar in the POWELL WANTS KETKAC I ION elected a director in 1920, and in 1950, was DEWITT TWP - After about an hour of many bars Within, the area, even though the The meeting had opened with Ted Powell, named president , debate, the DeWitt Township Board ap Lansing area has as of yet ~ square- majority existed just south of the county dancing The audience attending the owner of King Arthur's 'Mobile Homei Mr Beardslee remained as director of the proved the granting of a liquor license to Mr line Court asking lor a letter of retructiuu to and Mrs EJdon Bell to open up a bar on the meeting were very favorable to the proposal Central National Bunk of St Johns in Ovid One person at the meeting suggested that and as'one unidentified man said "If you each and every resident of King,. Arthur's when the change was made from State corner of US 27 and Wieland-Rd. The vote stating that Powell had iiut lied to the J< was approved '4*1, with Dale Emerson voting since only 2 \iqmv permits remained until have square dancing, I'll be there every Savings Bank of Ovid about 12 years ago. 1980, they should be saved for either a big night" tenants that they were being charged Si He-** as born in Ovid Dec 7,1892, the son of in the negative; saying be wanted 2 more more per family than any uthel1 resident of weeks to consider it Treasurer Oliver chain like Holiday inn or a bar in the north George and Florence Beardslee, He ern part'of the township. DeWitt Township for the sewer system married Ida M Moulton in Ovid Oct 7,1914. Angel) and Bill Purvis were absent from the Powell had sent to the residents uf tile meeting Emerson agreed with the idea of there After the approval of the liquor permit. Mr and Mrs Beardslee celebrated their 50th being too many bars in the proposed location Bell stated to the press after the meeting, "I trailer court a letter dated July 15 ex wedding anniversary in 1964. The police eonlmittee had originally voted and questioned the success of such a project. appreciate the board acting on the proposal plaining that each residential unit had to He was known as Mr Ovid in the area and 44 on Aug 7 in favor at denying Bel) the Bell pointed out that his bar would be on their own merits " Bell hopes to have the pay $10.50 a month like everyone else in the w as honored for his long service to the Ovid permit The police committee, headed by different from the others since it would place ready in ytf days township fur a sewer system pius $4 extra community by the Lions Club and Business tor the building and maintenance of a lift Assoc in 1965- " HAROLD BEARDSLEE station to create an efficient, ndn polluting He is survived by his wife, Ida, l son, system Powell accused the township of George, of Casta Mesa, Calif; and I grand- B Ridley and Rev Earl Copelin officiating. Sunday is Fowler Little League Day lorcing the residents uf Kilig Arthur's Court sou A Masonic Service was also held at the to pay more than other taxpayers in the Funeral services were held Monday, Aug Houghton Chapel on Sunday night. In op and Clinton National Bank vs Matthews. The Fowler Little League Program in community. 12 at United Church in Ovid with Rev Claude terment was in Maple Grove Cemetery. FOWLER -• Sunday, Aug 18.. is Little volved a total of 14 teams this vearMill) lliu j. League Day m Fowler. < The 2 division winners start their game at The board, it was reported, replied in an 6 pm with trophies to be, awarded after the boys between the ages of a-15. official letter to the residents of the trailor • Action begins at 1 pm at the Little League game * Following are the final standings: Diamond at Fink Field with 5 games to be court stating that* Powell had lied to his Final game of the day will be played at 8 MINOR LEAGUE tenants and the $4 extra was his choice, nut Ticket sales brisk for played throughout the afternoon and pm when the VFW plays the Conservation DIVISION I W L evening the board's Powel presented his complaint Club in a play-off. Both teams finished the Ken's Total 9 1 to the board last Monday, asking for a letter Millers vs Beckers starts off the com Major League season with 7-3 records. Clinton Bank 4 4 uf retraction The Board refused DeWitt Ox Roast petition at 1 pmi' followed by Fowler Trophies will also be awarded following this F Plumbing 4 5 Plumbing and Heating against Farmers Co Powell said that Board should pay for the game. Millers :i 5 lift station and Trustee Jack Kzeski wuuld DEWITT - Ticket sales have been brisk Band; recording artist, Phil Wilson, and, uot go along with it since he felt that the lor tlie DeWitt Ox Roast's upcoming Grand child singing sensation. Miss Helen Jean. DIVISION II ,1 W L board had not received enoughf data to act Ole Opry Shows according to Jerry Cole, Although tickets will be on sale at the St Johns site of Little-League Fowler Bowl 9 1 upon the matter. ticket chairman for the big event. door. Cole indicated that many are pur Matthews 4 5 The confrontation between Powell and the A large cast featuring Ernie Ashworth chasing tickets early to take advantage of a Farmers 2 8 board ended with the board not retracting ui]J present 2 two-hour performances in the substantial savings by buying in advance- All-Star Tournament next week Beckers 1 9 its statement and at the elushig of the Grand Ole Opry Tent in downtown DeWitt Advance tickets are available at DeWitt MAJORLEAGUE meeting, looking into what action they Saturday, Aug 17. Pharmacy (DeWitt >. Family Party Store * W L should take if Powell decides nut to go into Show times are 3 pm and 7;30 pm Ap iBath*, Field Pharmacy (Laingsburg?, Conservation 7 3 Bailey Music Center f St Johns.i, and'Knapps Chevrolet-Oldsmobile on US-27 the sewer after the lines have already been pearing with the famed Grand ole Opry star ST JOHNS - All-Star Little League VFW. 7 3 extended out to his park will be The Country Caravan Television Downtown i Lansing L baseball players from the Clinton County • Three games will be played each night Bengals 6 4 * 4 area will be in St Johns next week for a 5-day with the 1st game to begin at 6 pm Monday KofC 5 5 *' All-Star Tournament through Friday. Foresters 3 7 Action begins Monday night, Aug 19, at 6 Twelve-teams will be competing in the Jayeees 2 8 pm at the Little League Field behind Bee's tournament Baribeau heads Rotary ST JOHNS - The St Johns Rotary Club president, Robert Baribeau, Baribeau, who The new president is an auto claimsman began a new year recently when Brandon C. has been a Rptarian since 1970, will lead the with State Farm Insurance Co. He joined White. Jr passed the gavel to incoming local club through June 1975. that firm e years ago following a similar span of time as a teacher in a number of school districts in southern Michigan. Banbeau is a native of Grand Rapids and a graduate of Western Michigan University ana has completed graduate work at Michigan State University. In assuming the reigns as Rotary president Baribeau pointed out the im portance of community service, par* ticularly for the betterment of youth. "It will be one of my principal goals," he com mented, "to continue the furtherance of Rotary service through the use of time and talent for the youth of the community- In addition, we hope to increase international understanding by supporting programs of international scope advanced by Rotary International." " Baribeau and his'wife, Patrhave three children, Todd, 13, Lesley. 6 and Maria 3. The Baribeaus resideat 307 S Traver. In addition to Rotary, Baribeau is a member of jthe First-Congregation Cfutrch and for the1 past year has served on the board of the St Johns School District. In addition he is part of a musical group, "The 4-Notes", which is a popular entertainment group in the area. Serving with Baribeau for the coming year are Dr Henry Burkhardt, president elect; Dwane Wirick, secretary; Mel Warren, treasurer* and Brandon White, immediate past president. Board members for the club are Gordon £bout a year ago* this was the scene In St Johns as Harold Wellmnn, president of Central National Rank, and Paul Nobis, director, chut with then Congressman Gerald Ford, Since then, the visitor to St Johns became vice-president and now. in the most historic change of fcrapdon Whits PMMS Rotary gaval to Robert BirlbMU Vandemark, ReV William Hankerd, Dr James Seftwiegert and Richard Wells. of He* in our history. Is US President Gerald Ford. :*> CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN AdqustW, 1974 Jaycettes sponsor St Johns Doll and Pet Show \ i; yi JOHNS - X Doll uild Pet unusual, ugliest and most deni es re-zonmg jj bi»...i:' y, i(( It ensured by the St uriginal. , % Mnij Jaycettes, Thursday, Aug DOGS AND CATS - Biggest, f ^i .it UJ urn iw Smith Hall at the smallest, most handsome, most £ .'_:; ..Mi*,:; Oty Park unusual, most obedient, best >t Blue i ibbuiiy will be awarded tricks* cutest cat, prettiest coat ? IMJ- w>-ry t-'iitraut and the best groomed dog. for apartments £ CuU'gyiltLi delude For the animals not men DOLLo Beyt costume,- tioned above, there is a smallest, most miscellaneous category. ST JOHNS - A proposed opposed the multiple family citing traffic hazards etc. ordinance to change 5 areas in reztwiing saying they didn't When asked if the celebration an area within the Emmons, want more apartment struc would not be held again if it Prosecutors elect Cass, Church and Baldwin tures in the residential areas. couldn't be in the same area, Street boundaries of St Johns to Included in the discussions Maier said "off the record," it multiple family failed "3-2 at the were charges t of broken might not be held again if not in ewman treasurer Monday night meeting of the St promises concerning work in the same area- MACUWAC ISLAND - Jun Milliken urge adoption of Johns City Commission. the apartments and denials by He explained the carnival w ifyiiuuii. Clwtun Count)' several important legislative The re-zoning was requested Barber of the charges. owner was not receptive to Mfw-^JruHng attorney, was proposals including measures to permit addition of apart Complaints about Barber*s L-lecWd treasurer of the moving the operation into the 4- to strengthen consumer ments to a house now containing management came from H grounds, a proposal by area P r M •_; v <: u t i ng Attorneys protection, and to reform the G apartments owned by Mark surrounding home owners told AL.'jtyjiLjtiyy of Michigan, homeowners. state's sentencing procedures. Barber. of the incidents by renters- The City Commission said foully,, ut the Association's The Association has nearly However, no statements were 4;tli Annual Convention. Barber had requested to they would study the matter and 400 members, which include rezoning to add the apartments, issued by actual renters in the I h~> elnetRm cloyed the formal report back to the fire depart- Michigan's 83 elected county *i'$y stating- the increased revenue building, if any were present at ment. iwcn^iam <-•! the Association's 3- prosecuting attorneys. from additional rentals would the meeting- f tiuy t.wiltieiii'e held annually at allow him to make extensive In the end, a motion to reject the G.jjit hvtel Mackinac Newman was elected to serve Annette Chambers and son. Kyan, and Miriam Kidney and son, Aaron, show off their dogs, examples"1 renovations W the older home .YrJ'OHNEY'S OPINION ON the professional group for a 1 the zoning request passed 3-2 I ONFLICTuF INTEREST of the pets to be entered in the Jaycettes Doll and Pet Show Aug 22 at Smith flail. The show starts at 10 structure. with Mayor Robert Wood and rh"; a L-^embled prosecutors year term beginning im ! mediately- am. " Area residents at the meeting commissioners Roy [Ebert and Gerald Wilcox read an hfai^ Gyveri)»jt William G. John Hannah voting to reject opinion by Paul Maples, city the ordinance. Gerald Wilcox attorney, stating he did not feel and John Arehart Voted no on a vote by Roy Ebert to establish the rejection motion. an account at Central National In other business, Clare Bank was not in conflict of in Muier, fire chief, asked the City terest because Ebert is a Commission for their opinion of stockholder of the bank- BECK'S Maples said a further opinion the Fire Uept holding their annual July 4 celebration on the would have to be based on vacant land next to Morton receiving of information of what Street near the high school. percentage of stock was owned, This year, the^e were com nature of the stock and if a plaints about the celebration direct or indirect profit was train home mvners in the area. gained from the^iote. Dead raccoons lead to arrest of man ST JOHNS - A 32-year-old He demanded examination, Jackson man. formerly of St yet for Aug 26. Johns, has been arrested^and Tlie raccoons were allegedly charged with destruction of placed in the carat the Eldridge property after 2 dead raccoons home at tjJ42 W_ Kinley Rd while were left in a new Ford, the family was away on ultimately making the car vacation. unuseable. A Up during that investigation During the investigation of led to the subsequent arrest of that incident. Clinton County Kim Martin. 19, Rt 2, St Johns, Breast O Chicken Sheriffs Dept officials received 6fc oz. who was charged with larceny TUNA 45 information that led to the of cattle arrest of another individual in He was charged with the theft connection with the cattle of 3 Holstein calves from the All Flavor • rustling in the area last year- IHawaian Hugo Fox farm at 2158 N. Gary Hull, 32. was charged Airport Rd PUNCH «"-38 with the destruction of a 1974 Ford belonging tu Paul Martin demanded PEANUT • Eldridge of St Johns- examination, set for Aug 21. BUTTER 69 Heads MSI) f raternii£ EAST LANSING -- Chuck L. of juniors, seniors and graduate « Theis, the son of Mr and Mrs students who have earned a 3.0 Frederick Theis of Route 2, grade point average at MSU. BEEF STEW 75 Centerline Rd, Fowler, has been Theis is a isfrl graduate of elected president of Beta Alpha Pewamo-Westphalia High Psi at Michigan State School and is currently working FRUIT N' University . as an accounting intern with Beta Alpha Psi is an honorary Ernst and Ernst accounting CRUNCH 49 accounting fraternity consisting firm in Jackson. AT _• ELBOW $ KURT'S i? MACARONI 59 COUNTRY-FRESH APPLIANCE We Say PRODUCE If You're Tired Of ^ FOR LESS! 2 qt. Mich. HARD RUSTY PEACHES TOMATOES WATER % $139 3-/89 We have the answer... \ WE MIRACLE WATER Seedless _ . 2 lbs. Cello A REFINER
GRAPES * 59* CARROTS 29 SOFTENS, FILTERS and REMOVES RUST and IRON BECK'S OWN BAKERY from WATER. CHANCE TO WIN A. . GLAZED •1,000,000.00 NOW A SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENT PUTS MIRACLE WATER DONUTS FREE IN YOUR HOME TODAY LOTTERY TICKET with Each'2500 Purchase FREE 59 WATER ANALYSIS E »!-Jud.n9 Beet. Wine. liquor & C>yjrette$ Bring a Jar or a bottlt Good UVetl'ie?davs tiifu Sjtu'ddys Only of yout- Water to our store for analysis FARM THE WINNER OF OUR FREEZER WAS BECK'S MARKET Mrs. Jack Rice of Haslett, Mich. UTTLl H|6 MILES NORTH OF ST. JOHNS ON U.S. 27 TO For Details...See SAVE 17 MILES SOUTH OF ITHACA OPEN 7-DAYS A WEEK APPLIANCE 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. CENTER, INC. 224-7830 KURT'S spanTan WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES DOVtf&TOWN ST. JOHNS Phont 224-3896 August 15,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 3A Primary Election results by township
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ST JOHNS - Nate Beam Beam. 14. son of Mr and Mrs projects for the past 2 years Festival" packed up hib chickens, went to William Beam 5533 S US-27, St and, last jear. took 5 places the Ionia Free Fair and camt- Johns, had 33 entries in the fair with 7 entries at the Ionia Free back with 21 ribbons in th& and came with 16 firs>t places. 5 Fair GREENVILLE. MICHIGAN poultry open class second places and 6 third AH his competition is agaiost places. adult exhibitors Head-on crash His efforts at ionia brought He's been involved in poultry Aug. 16-17-18 injures four* him $44.25 in prize money.
ST JOHNS -- Four persons . J £_, UJ* A*- "were sent to the hospital Sunday Now. Your Ford Dealer's night following a head-on collision on M 21,' j mile west of DeWitt Rd - According to the Clinton County Sheriff's Dept, a car driven by John DeWitt, 18, collided with a car driven by Elton Casler. 44, St Johns Police i>ay DeWitt was ap parently attempting to pass the car m front of him when he saw the vehicle driven by Casler coming toward him DeWitt pulled to the left shoulder to avoid Casler, who * ' also drove the same shoulder and the 2 cars collided , DeWitt and his passenger, ___ .. „. Kenneth Minsky, 16. St Johns were taken to Carson City Hospital with injuries and Casler and his wife, Betty, were „,., , ... j admitted to Sparrow Hospital in JVate Beam and his (irtzt winning Black Breasted Red Cubaiava. "Jsparkv show off the It ribhono and La^g prize nmnn check Ilea m's poultry entries* took at the Ionia Free Fair. DeWjtt was charged with reckless driving DRINK MILK FOR WHAT YOU GET...
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Kathi Woodhams Dershem-AAoore bride of Keith Havens repeat vows STJOHNS~OnJuly20at7:Q0 groom from Minneapolis, Minn. ST JOHNS - The daughter Speer, niece of the bride, and pm, Kathi Jean Woodhams, Groomsmen were Douglas and son of Mr and Mrs Harold Kristin Dershem, also a niece of daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Woodhams, brother of the Dershem, Rt 3, and Mr and Mrs the bride, was flower girl. Woodhams, 1630 S Lansing St, bride, and Frank Barner of Robert'L. Moore, 9810 County Attending the bridegroom as became the bride of Keith T. Chigrin, Ohio. ftingbearer was Line Rd, Elsie, were wed at best man was Joe Wassa. Havens, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson, nephew of the Lowe United Methodist Church Groomsmen were Matt Peck, Orville Havens. 68 N. 6th-St, bride. Thomas Woodhams and on June 22. Rev '• Harold Jim Stewart and Carter Moore, Forest Lake, Minn- Pastor Arnold Woodhams, Jr seated McGuire performed the brother of the groom. Ring Robert Prange performed the the guests ceremony. bearer was Steven Dunkel, double ring ceremony at Grove A reception for 150 guests was Miss Derhsem approached nephew of the bride. Bible Church before an altar the altar in a gown that she decorated with 3 bouquets of held at the Grove Bible Church On the occasion of her following the ceremony. Serv designed and made herself. A daughter's wedding, Mrs yellow and white mums and lace collar accented the fitted yellow roses. Organist, Mrs ing were Vicki Woodhams, Dershem chose a floor length Becki Conley and Jackie bodice of polyester double knit sleeveless lavender dress with Velma Butsnetz and soloist ending in a midriff. The long John Gladding provided music DeGeer. Host and hostess for blue flowers. Mrs Dershem the event were Mr and Mrs sleeves ended with a lace cuff. made her own dress. for the occasion ( Alvht Woodhams A chapel cap with a train veil Mrs Moore made a blue and The bride selected a floor edged with- lace, also of her white double knit dress with Special guests were Dr and construction, completed her length Aline gown featuring a Mrs Eugene Williams of light blue chi/fon sleeves, with scalloped neckline, long sleeves attire, and she carried a Bridgeport, Mi, cascade bouquet of white silver shoes and gloves to ac and a ruffle design at the bot cent. tom She wore a long, 4-layer Following a trip to Northern daisies and yellow roses train outlined in white lace and Mich, the couple will be leaving Christine Jumper attended The reception was held that carried a bouquet of' yellow for Orange City, Iowa where the bride as maid of honor in a night in Bannister at the ZCBJ roseb and white mums Keith will attend college mint green polyester gown. She Hall. After dancing and cake, carried a white la,ce fan with the newlyweds left for their Sandra Johnson of Potterville The bride is a 1972 graduate of yellow daisies and white roses. honeymoon in the upper part of attended as her sister's matron St Johns High School while her Mich. husband graduated from Forest Other attendants were Robin of honor Bridesmaids were Wilson, Vickie Thelen, and The couple now reside in their Beth Doyle of St Johns and Lake High School in 1970. Both attended Northwestern College sister of the groom, Kathy new home at 8598 Gratiot Co DebraKurr of Ionia Julie Wood Moore. Jr bridesmaid was April Line Hd, Bannister of St Johns served as fldwer at Orange City, Iowa MR &MRS KEITH T HAVENS girl 1 The attendants were dressed m floor length Aline dresses of Anna Barber now yellow taffeta covered with Clinton Participates in AASU youth white lace and accented with yellow ribbon.They each wore a County music program yellow hat and carried a large Mrs David Seibert MH & MRS MOORE yellow mum News EAST LANSING - Cynthia band, 65-piece youth orchestra, ST JOHNS-On July 27, Anna Michael R Ruhl performed the The mother of the bride wore 'Second class postage' paid Elizabeth Barber. 306 N ceremony before an altar a floor length blue gown ac at 5U Johns, Mich* 48879- Wiswasser participated in the and a 30-voice choir July 20 Publishefl Thursdays - at second session of the Summer Cynthia, the daughter of Mr Swegles, became the bride of decorated with arrangements of Jeralyn Toben in the hospital cented with white lace- The 120 E. Walker Street. St. Johns David Carl Seibert, son of white glads and white car groom's mother chose a blue by Clinton County News, Inc. Youth Music Program at and Mrs Jack E Wiswasser of Subscription price by mail: Michigan State University. 15586 Park Lake Road, East Albert and Margery Seibert. nations. Kenneth Barber gave gown with white dots. n Michigan. $5 for one year, 1007 Church, St Johns, in a his mother in marriage DETROIT •- Jeralyn Toben, Those wishing to write her S9 for two years. 43,75 lor The students presented their Lansing, attends Bath High daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeri may send cards and letters to Attending as best man was ;ix months; outside Michigan, final concert with a 95-member School. Bath double ring ceremony at St The bride chose a floor length Paul Havens, brother of the $6 for one year. Johns Lutheran Church. Rev gown of pale pink lace featuring Toben, former owners of Jeralyn Toben. Henry Ford an empire waistline. She wore a Toben's Studio in St Johns, is in Hospital, Room B-612, 2799 lace garden hat and a corsage of Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Grand Blvd. Detroit, 48202. white carnations and sweetheart roses North Bengal Maid of h'onor was Angle Barber, daughter of the bride. On Sunday, August 4, Chad Rev and Mrs H E. Rossow are WHEN YOU SEE YOUR She wore a floor length Steven infant son of Mr and Mrs spending a two weeks vacation lavender-flowered gown of Steve Thelen of Bengal Center at Houghton Lake eyelet material and wore a lace was batptized at Holy Trinity garden hat. She carried a Catholic Church at Fowler. The Mr and Mrs Richard Rossow OCTOR, TAKE HIS bouquet of white carnations grandparents, Mr and Mrs and son, Justin of Flint are Floyd Foerch. were among the visiting his grandmother,JWrs The groom's mother chose a guests-entertained at dinner-at pastel blue and white gown and Herman Rossow ~and"brothert had a corsage of white car the. Thelen home in honor of the David, for several days. nations occasion. PRESCRIPTION Daniel Seibert, of Lansing IT PAYS TO SHOP AT attended as his brother's best man. A reception for 300 guests was held at the Fowler Conservation EXACTLY AS DIRECTED!! Hall [OclKinnon i Special guests were several FOR BETTER VALUES close friends of the bride from Germany Following a trip to Mackinac ITS BACK - TO - SCHOOL TIME Island and Virginia Beach, Va, the couple will reside at 306 N, Swegles, St Johns GIRLS REGULATION GYM SUITS ARE IN STOCK Coming IN ALL SIZES GIRLS DRESSES - PANT Events SUITS - SKIRT OUTFITS AUG 16 - The Lowe IJMW JUST ARRIVED will hold a bake sale Friday, Aug 16 at the J.C. Penney store in St Johns starting at 9 am ATHLETIC SOCK AND STRIPED TUBE SOCK NOW IN STOCK The descendants of Ayres and Eveline Vaasickle Stevens will have their annual reunion afrthe NEW FALL FABRICS St Johns City Park on"Sunday August 25 in the main pavillion. ARRIVING DAILY cast side Double Knits- Printed Corduroy The largest female enrollment, of any university in Ribless Corduroy- Cotton/Dacron the nation, is at Michigan State University. It has more than Prints-Sportswear Fabric 18,000 women students.
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WARD • i^ed* GEORGE ROY HILL SPECIAL ON * , ST JOHNS - Jon Cleveland, volves foreign appointments on 204 Floral Avenue, will be a self-support basis W! p leaving Aug 27 for a 2-year VISA Cleveland will be teaching in assignment at Mweya School, a school for missionary children Gitega, Burundi, Africa which is operated jointly by the VISA is a ministry of the Free Free Methodist Church, World "Methodist Church, Volunteers Gospel Mission, and the Ohio in Service Abroad, which in Yearly Meeung of the Society of Friends He is a 1967 graduate of Hodney B Wilson High School and a 1971 graduate of Spring Arbor College He has taught at Three Rivers and Saginaw The St Johns Free Methodist Church will be honoring Cleveland Sunday, Aug 18 in the morning service at 11 am There will be a carry-in dinner at noon The public is invited North Bengal C hariiplons of the girl's softball league in St Johns, sponsored fryth e St Johns Jaj cettet. are the 1-Vps. Mr* Hobert Beckhorn of Ionia Members of the team are [front, from left] Lorie DePaepe, Ann Huard, Sandy HolIU, Tracy Shutos, and Mrs Iva Schafer of Lansing Denise Thelen, Laurie Jorae and Shirley Thelen, Irear, from left] BUI Henning and Garth Banmnga I bat were Tuesday evening July JO boy and storekeepers], Kev Hugh Banntnga [coach], Denise Henning. Elizabeth Pouih, Gretchen visitors of Mrs William Ernst Bjnninga, Margaret Kramer and Jeanne Kramer Not shown are Jane bchueller, Cind\ Haupert, \pril and Maxine Ernst Speer and Karen Valentine. Mrs William Ernst and Maxine Ernst spent Friday evening, August 2 with Mr and Mrs Edwin Mohnke of South JON CLEVELAND Bengal •ROOFING ttinnen. in the recent drawing held tllmaxing the M Juhns Girlb* ^ultbatl League are I fi om left] Lisa Hill, who won a radio. Marge Bosnian winner oi the Diode and KeUeica Udlruuitle why won the •EAVESTROUGHING stereo Representing Dean Hardware, who donated the ladio piue. fe> Barn Dean I lie league is sponsored bv the St Johns Jaycettes •CEMENT WORK •EXTERIOR PAINTING Call for FREE ESTIMATES Long Distance Callers May Call Collect.' ROSS BRADLEY taking the runner up spot in girl's softball uimpetition in H Johns v>ere the Eureka Hrebirds 1he\ CONTRACTOR are I front, from left] Ruth Ras-dale. Karl Zamarron, Cind\ KerralL Su&anne Downing, Debbie LaBarr, 9320 Oakdale Drive Jill bwagart. Kellv Kloeckner, Kim Kloeckner, [rear] harah Zamarron I coach 1, Julie \bbot, Ieiesa Mt Uintic. (. onnie Patterson, Datene McC Untie. Julie Marlon. I ina Minarik. Susan Baker. Nant \ Baket ROUND LAKE and hharon Dim ning I coach ] Not shown is Joanne Abbott 1 coach ] Phone 651*6453 Attention- lady bowlers 1 V* ST JOHNS -- Lady bowlers are advised that the St Johns. Women's Bowling Association organizational meeting will be held Aug 21 at 7 30 pm in the ;, , . , . f.u community room of Central Taking 13*15 year-old honors in the St Johns girls softball league die thi Delimits MemueisjH the_ National Bank l team are Ifront, from left] Julie Livingston Bonnie Eislei Limit lupemm* Marua Other hallv A t u Buggs, Karen Terpening (coach). Roxanne Rogers Katfn bimon Luaime Hupj) Dmise Lutts and ie^ ™^Sl!S^SJa? Brenda Terpening Not shown are hue \nn tnichek tolleeti Joue Lanelte Lawrune 'and \Kida sual social hour to follow'* unU J--*-«£V <%*- Martinez S>li Richly IS THE TIME TO PLAN THIS rewarding PROJECT A NEW FIREPLACE FROM KARBER BLOCK Think how cozy a fireplace would be on the fall and winter nights ahead. . . . Cam the highest interest possible with this now 7 Vc certificate of deposit at Capitol Savings & Stop By And Loan Deposit $ 5 000 or more for 4 years and earn a compounded interest rote with an effective annual yield of 7 71^ Federal regula Get Full Details tions require a substantial interest pennlty for ear)\ withdrawal Complct* Selection of Accessories TODAY! *Andirons *Screens *TooIs •Fire Grates WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL MODEL ON DISPLAY WITH CHOICES AVAILABLE ON MANY STYLES AND COLORS CaPlTOL savinGS KARBER BLOCK CO tftLoan "Radio Dispatched Service*1 St Johns office- 222 N. Clinton Ave., ph. 224*2304 main office; 112 E Allegan, Lansing, Ml 48901, ph 3712911 SAND - GRAVEL - BLACK DIRT - MORTAR SAND branches: Grand Ledge, Mason, Okemos Wdiiamston, Lathrup Village and Pontiac Incdwated 1190 — member tafefel Home Loan Band System 817 CHURCH ST. READY - MIX PHONE ST. JOHNS CONCRETE 224-2327 t August 15,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS/ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 7A Clinton County Country St Johns Club golf standings Aug6 W L Summer Rec Tuesday 4 00 M ONeiH-N Hatta 18 8 P SchuellerH Kortes 22 2 K bchueller-C Green 17 0 U Bovan F Hidsdale 20 4 C Cok-tta H WeUuuii lb 10 Bulletin Board J Gdlet-D Schueiler 18 8 K Baker K Spicer VJ 1! R Labrato-B Thompson 18 8 B Tiechert B Mungei 14 12 S Bakita-E Loznak 15 11 R GmtherK Caitei 14 12 J Paradise 0 With Dean Eisler, D Miller B Carmwi 14 12 Devereaux J Nuser-D Mazzolini 13 13 1J IS B Case-B Baese U U recreation director M Cook K Munger 12 14 J Moore C bpuugei L Melvin-G Jackson 12 14 U 14 J Ruff L Karbel 11 15 R King-B Foreback 11 15 B Wiseman-C Nobis A Fruchlt-L Fields 11 15 10 \h U Valentine D Petei, It) KID'S DAY FINALE Wednesday Bruno's L Lake-B Gumear 8 18 in The last of 8 weekly Kid's K Rddeiiuthei D $'00 Nicks Market vs WRBJ EJs O Tatroe-V G'eller 6 20 Strouse Days was celebrated by nearly 7*30 C'House vs Gen Tel McKenzies 10 lit UU kids Wednesday, Aug 7 9-00 HetUers vs Hub Tire Knob Hill Tuesda> 5 00 B LenU H Hostneld U 18 Awards were distributed to Clin Nat G Penix-J Austin 20 6 L Wilcox Di SJjgfj IS the Track & Field Day winners Kroger Thursday and a huge hot dog roast Total COMPLETE BODY WORK 6:00 City vs VFW climaxed the B week program M Oil Nearly 1000 kids attended the 7-30 Amer Leg vs Sillmans AND GLASS REPLACEMENT a weeks of fun and excitement The staff which served the kids BOB'S AUTO BODY, INC H ere just great A special U'OMENS NATIONAL thanks is extended to Mrs Judy Tuesday-20th CenNati Phone 224 2921 Parsons, Tim Fox, Bob Helmo 6-00 Clin Natl Owls vs Legion and Linda Eisler for their Hasbeens Hub Tire Pony League champs assistance Thursday 22nd Sillmans CITY LEAGUE TIGHTENS 6 00 Splints & Unoments vs Hettlers The} Ye the St Johns Ponj League Champs Members ot the Puiij League Uiampiuiiship learn, With approximately 2 weeks Hookies Gen Tel sponsored b> I oca Cola are |fro»t, from lettj Jotu Hvllh, litun Meateiis. Hob liurbet, &Utt\ iWusuIf. lemaimng in the season most WRBJ Me\eBissell. I rear. from left JJaik Downing I Little League and Pon> League luutdinatm I John I Lues teams in the Mens City League AMERICAN w L VFW IspoiisurL Date Martes. Hand) Bellaitt, Kiik Ukinsou. Kandx billmau, Ua\e SteaAen*. and Kted are looking for a play-off spot in ,H House 8 1 Musolf Nut sbmut jn-Tutu OuGtu>. JimSiMtJeu hcila tdoouilield. Meie Ifh'tihU. Jt/hn (Itiniko tint) the season finale play-off finals Dry Dock'd Nicks 7 1 C'House 4 *Jeff Hettler beginning Aug 26 O'Connors 7 2 In the American League the City top 4 team*, in the running are Dry Dock'd (already in), u'Connors (already in> Road NOTICE Huuse "already in) and a- struggle for the fourth position CITY OF ST. JOHNS shows Brunos with the ad vantage at this point ZONING BOARD tn the National Leauge the top 4 teams rate as follows- Central OF APPEALS National (already in), American Legion (already inu September 4, 1974 Hub Tire (already in), and for To be held in the City Commission Chambers, the tinal spot it looks as if 121 E. Walker Street, St. Johns, Michigan. billmans has the edge PURPOSE: Appeal on the Zoning Administra MENS CITY LEAGUE tor's interpretation of Zoning Ordinance No For Aug 19-22 245 to deny McDonalds a permit to con Monda\ struct a sign which has 200 square feet where h yy Clin Natl vs'Dry Dock'd a maximum of 50 square feet is required by 7 30 Krog vs McKenzie ordinance y UU Bruno's vs Knob Hill PROPERTY ADDRESS: 912 S. US-27 1 uesdaj 0 UU U'Connors vs Moore Oil TAX ROLL NO: 0795-11 F, Bruce Wood 7 3U Total \s H House Zoning Administrator K/ds' Day winners These >oungsters uete tunnel s in the 11>74 ht Johns Siimmet Keitiattun tiaik and field eu-nts the final KidS DJJ at the Citj Fuik last Wednesday liltougliollt the summel Kid's Ua\ ha*< ieatured ENERAL Softball, nature hikes, kickball, basketball, utile games, quiet Rallies, assultmeiit ui buald games and ACTUAL USE REPORT 0 informal reireation GAIM'U fav«tiuB SMiing pmv»)»» IBOV*I hindtdwaitly to locM I'M ml* go**)nm*nU vou< yovainmant mutt publn" ihii ••puit idvinog YOU how thtw lutidl ht*« bnn H TOTAvt s^ tot Sb % Hi UH^MrfJu»VI 1114 t^^^JJ NOHWJCRIMINATIOK HlflUIRIMINII HAVt l»K Utt wWim>itl»9m iMwwt hw* twtnr* f* * M TUMK tt Mm *• Mickey Lolich should look like tlus uster V-8 beat Nova 6 in city driving, It's true! According tto recenrecentt U SS AutAutoo CluClubb tastetests., " .—~™™~_ ^UF our Plymouth Duster, equipped with our standard 318 V-8, got more miles per gallon, in city driving, than 6-cyllnder Novas. That might be one of the reasons why America's best-selling compacts come from Plymouth. And right now our 8 great small car buys are even better buys, 'cause it's Ciean-Up Time, with great clearance * prices. C'mon In Check out Duster now 74 Plymoulh Ouster It costs us more to keep em than to sell em. Atfmomno OEAUH £9 CHRYSLER Sat. Aug, 17th. 10:0o So c'mon In for a Clean-up Deal. & •wrens etmwion Muiic By RED VANSICKIE 2:06 Sun Aug, 18th „ POLKA TEENS HETTLERS MOTOR SALES St Johns FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 651 5308 8A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN August 15,1974 Ovid Elsie Area News Hi-Hopes take trophy The Eureka Hi-Hopes Hard hitting Julie Harris put Wumen's Softball team cap tured Its third straight first- the Hi-Hopes on top with a two place trophy yf the season, run homer in the first inning. defeating Perrinton m the final Another run scored to stake tournament game at Alma Eureka to a 3-0 lead Saturday In the preliminary Perrinton struck back for 2, game, the Hi-Hopes put, but left-handed slugging Lorraine "Fish" Hargar together an explosive hitting Harry Winans, Elsie Little League president, presents the championship troph) to Jim Hunt and the attack as they romped to a 36-4 blasted a solid 3 run home in the third to give the Hi-Hopes all the Giants, winners of the title 2 years In a row. Shown are (from teftj Jim floret, assistant manager: Allen victory over Art's IGA of Leodler, Richard Taylor. Joe Hurst, John Sovls, Dave Baert, [rear, from left] Rich Mtcka, Steie Ithaca runs they needed Final score of the game was 1-2 Ho&hield. Jerry Davis (manager!. Jeff Ross, Ed Itutkowski and John Micka. Not shown are Chris Brecfcenndge and Perrinton Thursday saw a climatic Horack. Todd Heimburger and Scott Miller. Sponsor ol the team is Williams Hardware ot Elsie. battled m a 12 30 contest, with finish to a long season as two Perrinton advancing to the first place teams, Perrinton and championship game against Eureka battled for the League Ovid-Elsie FHA officer attends Eureka Sparkling defensive trophy. v,urk and a balanced hitting Once again Eureka prevailed attack helped Eureka roll to its as the final score was 10-0 national convention 14th wm of the reason against Sheila Snyder was the winning one loss pitcher of the 3 championship contests The team is coached Nancy Kusnier. daughter of of America Convention held in convention («e theme of the* by Kalph and Sarah Zamarron Members of the Hi Hopes are (front, from left) Kathy Zamarron, Sheila Snyder, Jen Ott, Mr and Mrs Mike Kusnier of Chicago convention was "Search" of Eureka Robin Clark, Lorraine Hargar, Gina Mazzolini, Debbie Wieber, (rear from left) Ralph Zam Elsie, has returned from the Nancy was one of 48 girls meaning to search and discover arron (coach) Sarah Zamarron, Julia Harris. L(sa Bissell. Chris HenmW Romona Hubbard, National Future Homemakers from Michigan to attend the the kinds of resources and Theresa Nemcik and Deeanne Blank. Not shown is Adele Bancroft materials you have to reach Sixty-one attend birthday party O-E athletic your goals While in Chicago Nancy OVID - Sixty-one relatives Rapids, Cuius toek Park, and friends of Mrs Henry physicals set gained ideas for her FHA Detroit. Livonia, Hontlac. chapter and had a chance to Gutshall met at Gumaer Lansing. Owusso, DeWitt, St Memorial Park at Ovid recently for Aug. 19 tour the city and meet young Johns, Elsie and Ovid people irom all over the USA 4~i?&* for a surprise birthday party in Hosts, for the occasion were her honor. MrsGutshall's childien, Alfjnd Freshman, junior varsity and Mrs Waldo Richards. Mr and varsity football and cross Nancy will be a junior at HOSPITAL Visiting and games followed Mrs Wells Gutshall, Walter country physicals will be given Ovid-Elsie High School thb fall the potluck dinner which Gutshail and Mrs Gutshall's at Ovid-Elsie High School Aug featured a decorated birthday granddaughter and -husband. 19 at 7 am in the locker rooms She k, a vice-president ot the INSURANCE cake Mr and Mrs Larrv Difatta vi Athletes are to disregard the local FHA chapter and information in last week's We have a complete package Guests attended from Grand Detroit treasurer for Region 8 FHA She of he.jlth jnd hospitalization announcement about the attended the State FHA Con pljii* which tjn be tailored physicals. tu inilivtdud) family needs vention in May By tailoring edtb pljn to the Elsie News individual's, needs, the rates bourne mute competitive. - Mr and Mrs Kenneth F, Kiger Laingsburg, Eureka and Elsie were hosts to the DeVries The oldest member ot the SEE US FOR tmmi for more information and a family reunion for a picnic family, Armonta DeVries, age yuute on our fine plans- dinner and social time. Sunday, 70 from Tampa, Florida and the youngest was Steven Mc- SEE OR CALL Aug4at their farm home at 4239 Sevy Road, Elsie Master, age t'j \ears trotu WILLIAM F. HOLLEY There were 72 people present Eureka Sutkitur for for an enjoyable day. They The 1975 reunion will be held came from Tampa Florida, at the Owosso home of Mr and We Have Mrs George DeVries Carter-Melvin Scottville, Marion, Owosso, Marble Chips OPEN SIX DAYS For Lawn INSURANCE AGENCY TOMS WESTERN STORE 1 Decoration OVtO MICHIGAN 48866* _ V* 8 to 5 TO SERVE YOU Your Independent Insurance Agency, 122 W Mgin^Ssie »i>••!--.r ..fjh i-Mfv, fQiiiPMlMT " " •.-... F -i..\>> ». A F sTi HiSj * , (tTHihJb ' duane CHAMBERLAIN Phone 862-4227 *.* ..';.. * * Residence phone 224-7580 ' •*-"• • •>'- - ' • ' *Eff51?i 834 5446 \ group of central Michigan 4-H'ers from Clinton, Gratiot, Shiawassee, Montcalm, Midland and BUILDING SUPPLY bagtnuu vuunUc* meet with US Senator Robert P. Griffin [R-Michl during their week-long visit to AND NURSERY Washington, U.C. for the 4-H Citizenship Shortcourse. After meeting with Senator Griffin on the US PHONE 834-2300 PHONE 834-5388 I upitol steps, the group toured the White House and FBI, and visited other sites of interest. CUie SAVING CASH tfmiByStyfa MRS. NEVA KEYS Ph. 862-4301 ININ ELSIE ici - The first in a Tuesday evening at the home of &ertet> of showers for Cynthia Mrs Cayle Sloat, 6807 Vincent AND... that's just what Kenney, bride elect, was held Rd, Elsie, with co-hostess Mrs Gary Schultz and Mrs James Sloat for 30 relatives and WE FEATURE CHOICE friends. you'll do by buying your The home was decorated in shades of orange and lime The STEAKS AND gift table was centered with a lace umbrella and wedding new car NOW! bells The dessert table featured HOMEMADE PIZZA a cake made by Mrs Nancy Hehrer. Mrs Schultz presented the WB Cater to Small Parties, Wadding gifts to the bride-elect as they Rahtarsalr, Birthdays, Anniversaries. HIGHER PRICES ARE were recorded by Mrs Ricky EVERY THURSDAY NITE: Sloat. Miss Tract Bradisft, Now you can Insure friend of the bride made the Spaghetti & MMt Bills, Salad & Garlic ribbon bouquet, Bread; Hot M«nt Ball Sandwiches. Vul COMING- Why Wait? your pick-up or panel Parmesan, TRI-AMI BOWL Games were played and truck just like a private prizes were won by Mrs Leslie passenger automobile! Sloat, Mrs Victor Sloat, Ruth EVERY FRIDAY NITE: Keg-lite Lounge Ann Sloat, Mrs Richard Sloat and Mrs James Sloat. Mrs Robert Watson won the door Perch and White That's right. Ag long as you own prize Located on M-21 at Ovid Corners SAVE NOW It as an Individual and don't Miss Kenney and Robert Sloat Fish Dinners Phone 834-2341 use il for commercial purposes have an Aug 24 wedding date. - you can now have the Identi- WHATEVER caf altogether coverage we provide for private passenger YOU PREFER... cars at no extra cost More Buying or Selling over, there's no limit on using Small your utility vehicle on the farm and to and from work. The only Medium other limitation is that It cannot have a load capacity overthree- CALL US FOR RESULTS Large quarters of a ton. Why not give 1-NEW RANCH HOME IN OVID, 3 BEDROOM, us a call to see what altogether FULL BASEMENT, CARPETING, protection can mean In savings WE HAVE foryou?Doitnow. FOR RENT IN OVID - 2-BEDROOM M-21 TOWN HOUSE APARTMENTS, RANGE, REFRIGERA A CAR TO TOR, AIR CONDITIONED, FURNISHED OR UN FIT YOUR FURNISHED. 2 ACRES IN SHIAWASSEE COUNTY. NICE PINE BUDGET aflDgetner TREES. NEEDS! 9825 E. M-21, 3 BEDROOM, GAS HEAT, CAR OVID PETED, CURATINS, DRAPES AND APPLIANCES SERVICE INCLUDED. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Stop By And Let's Talk... 1 - ACRE COMMERCIAL LOT, CORNER OF AGENCY HOLLISTER RD. AND M-21, OVID. STORE BUILDING ON MAIN STREET IN OVID- SALE OR LEASE PHONE Gilbert 0* Bovan, Broker CHEVROLET 834-2288 Hume 834-2288 V.L. MOORE & SON OVID SERVICE AGENCY tony Slnicropi and David J. Hill v4uto~Owt*er$ btturmnce Site Rcprewttativcs OVID PHONE 834-2213 UMHorreCevBusrieee 104 N. MAIN PHONE 834-2288 Ovid Hiont 834-6049 Phorw 834-6921 August 15.1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 9A * . > Primary Election results by township ViS+. i T>iskJ. - T>t&h 3 "*>** V 7*'*f. 5* T>«*. 7 * - >* HI & 4. * ^ X JB i f ! + S) 's L y if 5 d * V < \ 1 1 V) - • r * 0 ** 9 >3 x \i V -V \u ^ > X V -^ *v C| fc V 0 'I * V •v- tf $ 1 • r > - Vj ^ A J 3 3 *E>ttfio.iH. *7 to /U T^tV/aS" 3? *# 3? kJ££-ja4a/< £&%€* t& 1 / /£ & //o To-hAt /Yd */<> ;»* 7©rW /O0 3^C fct TZ4a) '»/ 3VV TSA*/ 99 **? T*+»l /& n» *1 2»»tf+. $ 71' s+. /SA /o Pewamo INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! HOME FARM BUSINESS AUTO Spending a few days at Michael Knoll children of Mr Chippewa Lake were Mr and and Mrs James Knoll to their ^ Mrs Louis Thelen spending the home in L'Anse Nancy and *% * £ week at Chippewa Lake were Michael spent several days with N Mr and Mr? Bill Thelen and their grandmother Mrs Charles S Cook ±^\rnenca Group * family 4 •5 Phil Thelen sonof Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Michael Cook and Leon Thelen of rural St Johns 1 Mrs Charles Cook attended the and grandson of Mrs Vera Cook LANTERMAN INSURANCE * A> Sdireiber Brundl wedding at is a medical patient at St Johns « > $* 0^ Flint Saturday Aug 3 when Memorial Hospital, 200 W State. St Johns. PHONE 224 7614 BRUCE LANTERMAN V? tt ^ * •r Bonnie Brund] became the bride of James Schreiber son of Dr and Mrs 0 E Schreiber of siAa/tf ** h>*Aff\ /3P- *W 2>eujT*J W? 3i# T*60>;/f /44 3ii> 6A+k Hint (.<• aVV TvJ>B. Mrs Charles left Wednesday W Aug 14 to accompany her 2 r^*/ '.12-, £21 , re-fat- /i/f 3A* ^fr £&L 7t+Al w* /*? grandchildren Nancy and ". * Explain hunting regulations for pheasant put-take LANSING •- With the itart of mitted to sell licenses out ot with odd numbers can only hunt similar last numbers odd-even regulation- Local a new-hunter control system at sequence oh odd-numbered days The odd-even system will be regulations prohibit Sunday tour of Michigan's 17 put take New regulations this year for If a father and son or old in effect at the Gourdneck State hunting in these areas pheasant areas this fall, the the four areas permit hunters friends wish to hunt together, Game Area near Kalamazoo The length of season and Department of Natural with license numbers ending in they may now ask the license and the Holly and Bald shooting hours also apply to the Kesources is informing license even numbers to hunt only on dealer to sell them licenses Mountain Recreation Areas and other areas not under the odd- dealers that they will be per even-numbered days Those which have either odd or even Wetzel State Park north of even hunting program These Detroit are Barry, Dansville, Deford, The DNR put-take pheasant Flat River, Gratiot-Saginaw, program provides a longer Gregory, Lapeer, Portland, hunting season on state-owned Rogue River, Sharonville and lands This year's season will Three Rivers State Game run September 18 * November 14 Areas; Ionia State Recreation Pride is part of every and December. 1 - January 5, Area and Sleepy Hollow State - . i , "1975 ""This will permit deer Park" - - hunbng in the put-take areas In another effort to ease buy-from... without complicating put-take hunting pressure id all 17 areas, pheasant regulations twd pheasant releases are Shooting hours have been planned for each area each EGAN FORD SALES, Inc bhortened and will be from 10 week These releases will be am to 7 pm but hunters will be made on varying days to permit ST. JOHNS allowed to hunt for all seven more uniform usage of the areas and better hunting suc 200 W. Higham days of the week during the Phone 224-228B season with two exceptions cess Last year there wa& no hunting Additional information on the on Thursday and Fridav put take pheasant season is available from local DNR The two exceptions to seven- conservation officers and in the day hunting are Wetzel State 1974-75 Michigan Big Game- Park and Gregory State Game Small Game Hunting Guide at Area the latter not under the local license dealers OVID-ELSIE TURN US ON AND WE WON'T TURN YOU OFF WITH THE * '• HOMEMAKERS HOTLINE BUY—SELL—TRADE—COMMENTS GENERAL Ken Fedewa of the American Legion takes the HEVCNUf SHARIHO ACTUAL USE REPORT ® ON throw ahead of a Hub Tire runner in Slow Pitch Ctntnl R*VMIUI stwtag provttw ftchrtl (undxhtctly to tOeH tod ttm oownmmtt Your government muit publish (hit hHWtt MMttnoj you now ttwM fund* htv» bttn u*wj or oUigitid during tfn ytir from JuW 1 1973 thtu Jun* 3D 1974 action fast week. The Legion went on to beat 1W» la to Wotm you of yew «ovtfnm»nu prlwrttH and to incourtgt your ptrttctosHon in dfctiont on how tutun tuhd* Hub Tire to move into 2d place in the league. •houMMtpam. ACTUAL sxroimunis iHtaovttmhKHTOf OnERATlHO/ CATEGORIES tM CAfHALIIl MAINTENANCE IC! VICTOR TOWNSHIP WRBJ-FM 92.1 HM rtethp*4 Gtrwrtl R*v*nu* Shtnng ptvmtntt ladling CLINTON AREA - i niiucMFfrr $ *3S 906 J t '-* * - durlnf ttwnrtog *em..M¥j. IBIJ.thnj J«n» 30.1SJ4. i ruiue fcccouNTHD 23 3 013 014 AMBULANCE SERVICE nwimffTATiQtt 10:05 A.M.-ll A.M. 9 VICTOR TOWNSHIP M NOTICE OF BIDS • HttlTH $ TOWNSHIP SUPV * * • RiCltlATNH f CUNTON COUNTY MON. THRU FRI. R 5 EfiST uftEEN RD BUILDING CONSTRUCTION • UIMNIS S ST JOHNS MICH 40979, T •MUUHIMCtt Bids will be received for the construction, of a building to S house the Clinton Area Ambulance Service until 2:00 P*M. SfimrrViw* * August 30,1S74 at the office of Robert H. Wood, 200 W. State, • MMlrWetfAHB CALL IN TODAY St. Johns, Michigan. The bids must be sealed and bene the MftiMiaovr name of the bidder on the outside of the envelope and be ./ plainly marked "C6nitruction Bids". The bids will be •MLOfMlfT publicly opened and read at this time and referred to the SKmowiiemBn 224-7911 224-4329 Board of Directors of the Clinton Area Ambulance Service ^^^^H^^^^H Ql Know* SMrin| Fwi4 HM*M« hn EOn£ for awarding or rejection by September 17,1974. MjrtbbfwiirT EHHiiiiiiiiiM u., imn-^i-w in* « WO. Specifications and documents may be picked up at the MffnmntMM office of Robert H. Wood, 300 W. State, St. Johns, Michigan. "Mi. IT'S YOUR COMMUNITY PROGRAM nntui The Clinton Area Ambulance Service reserves the right to $5906 s reject any or all bids and to waive any defects in the bids or wewcwcrmwWTWW itrawmMnm wwt not MET ON bidding in the best interest of the Clinton Area Ambulance Service and to accept the proposal which in the opinion of the tfltt* MM ™* M*> k*an ifM *•* » wmttm «BT •* th n«*>t fm *nn w*M In < tool mnm*v *t iwml Board of Directors of the Clinton Area Ambulance Service, AtMttK 1 he ftwrt» " The Friendly Folks You Can Bank On ASK What do funeral directors do? How much do they charge? What can you expect of them? If you're curious about any of these matters, just ask us. OSGOOD— FUNERAL HOMES DSG0QDO^G0ERGE£ST JOHNS fOWlEK U BBBOTTO^HOUGHTOno^ MAPlt IUP1DS OVID 2B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN August 15.1974 Clinton County News A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS HAROLD SCHMALTZ Advertising Director Between the lines JtM EDWARDS Editor with Jim Edwards How do you kick the blues? That nasty mood the country today. That'll give you the blues all that attacks now and then and just refuses to let over, but then realize you could be Henry Brighter days ONE YEAR AGO never seen and which they hope you be happy. Kissinger's appointment secretary. Now, see how Aug 16,1973 they will never see again. In the Everybody gets the blues occasionally, but nice and easy you've got it. For the 2nd year in a row debt seven day span beginning many don't know they can be cured, ... Send a card to a friend expressing apologies, It's been a week now since Gerald Ford became President Gerald retirement millage levied will Sunday, Aug 2 and ending late As a public service following are a few remedies but explaining you won't be able to make it to their Ford. decrease by 1 mill in the St Saturday nite, firemen were to kick the blues and blahs: party next Saturday night Also add that you Johns School District. called out 10 times, - at least .. Sprayacrankyneighborwiththegardenhose. talked to several others who had received in There's been a feeling in the past few days and it's a good feeling. once on each of the seven days. That'll give ya the giggles every time. vitations and intend to attend and that it should be ' ' Clinton County has a new a great party. That'll give him something to think There seems to be bright, new feeling about our country and its County Extension Director. His Two of the calls were inftalator ... Fill your wife's panty hose with shaving calls/and the other eight were cream. about because he doesn't know anything about * leaders and fewer people are quoting "The whole country is going name is James Pelham, and he invitations to a party at his house. comes to this county following fires. -. While you're talking to the boss, pretend to to hell in a handbasket" theory. drop something under his desk and tie his shoe . . . Only people who work in Post Offices can do 2M- years as Barry County's Two accidents were recorded this one, but for them it can sure liven things up a Agricultural Agent. Pelham Saturday morning on US 27 laces together. Mr Ford is largely responsible for the renewed faith in our ... Take a long walk, splash through the mud bit. When the person reaches for his mail in the replaces Earl Haas, who joined when motorists attempted to lock box, push it out just before he grabs it. Or, country and our system of government, but most of the respon the Clinton County staff in April pass National Guard convoys, puddles and laugh at the people staring at you. This is particularly fun and perplexing to those when he grabs it, pull it out of his hand and yell, sibility goes all the way back to the drafters of the Constitution. 1955. "Leggo, that's mine." We doubt those who drafted the Constitution could ever know Members of DeWitt's Com 25 YEARS AGO around you if it hasn't rained in 6 weeks. munity of St Jude gathered to Aug 11,1949 ... Watch a Detroit Tiger baseball game and . Put shoe polish on the ear piece of the phone, how well their work, nearly 200 years later, served to prompt US break ground for their new Clinton county, along with the think how lucky you ar$ not to be their manager go next door and call your wife. citizens to take stock and say, "We've got a pretty good thing going Catholic Church at 3 pm Sunday rest of the country is expecting . Read "Catch 22." It's probably the funniest Go to the bank arid tell them you want to see here after all." afternoon, Aug 12. The building a business recession that began book ever written about the Army. your money in your savings account. will be erected on a 10 acre site early this year, said William M ... Take your children or your own and the other Slop a stranger on the street and say, "Well, hi The resignation of Richard Nixon and all that led up to it will not, on North Bridge St in DeWitt Lueeht, of the St Johns National kids in the neighborhood for a ride topped off with there, 1 didn't think we*d see you again after unfortunately, be the last trauma our country will suffer. opposite the DeWitt Cemetery. Bank, in a talk before the St a stop for ice cream. Saturday night" and then walk away. Thanks to the generosity of Johns Rotary Club Tuesday ... Write a nasty letter to your Congressman . Call Larry Patrick or Ken Mescher on the But, the simple yet efficient transition from 1 president to many people in the St Johns noon. telling him everything that's wrong with the WRBJ Homemakers's Hotline and ask for me another, displays the strong, but flexible, nature of our nation's area, the residents of the A former DeWitt resident country today Don't mail the letter-read it When they tell you that you've dialed the wrong system of government. We can face and deal with those traumas. Clinton County Children's Hdme Miss Rachel Brink, of Wyan yourself and realize how lucky you are not to be a number, tell thenVlf it was the wrong number, « will be making a trip to Cedar dotte, will leave August 12 for Congressman with everything that's wrong with why did you answer?" After the past several months, the US citizenry almost thirsts for Point amusement park this Seattle, Wash, where she will something to be encouraged about and the last week has certainly month. embark for Yokohama, Japan- II provided some drops of encouragement. There she will teach the first TEN YEARS AGO grade in the Dependent's school if It Fifz . Mr Ford, we wish you the best in your efforts to make the US Aug 13,1964 for one year, as an employee of people, not only citizens, but also "fans" of our country. Lavern R Bailey, 15, of St the US Army JE Johns drowned last Thursday in Fire completely destroyed an Lake Charlevoix west of automobile and caused smoke Let the other guy quit Petoskey. damage to the interior of Egan Twelve hundred Clinton Motor Sales Friday night about County 4-H members and 8 pm. hundreds of other leaders and A DeWitt man was killed, interested persons are in the three others injured, one Editor, Lapeer County Press countdown for the annual 4-H seriously, when his car struck a By Jim Fitzgerald All Outdoors Fairwhichhasits three-day run t.teeMaden truck just before In my hometown, officials are currently to be less gas in the world today than there was Monday, Tuesday, and Wed midnight Mondaynighton US 16 disagreeing over who should pay to fix up the old during the shortage But today there's plenty of nesday of last week near Brighton. Killed was railroad depot " ( gasoline to buy and no long lines at the pumps. It The proposed merger of Lester G Cook, 45, well-known Which is similar to fighting over the cost of just costi more now And that's how cynics are Sealed Power Corp with DeWitt businessman- carpeting running boards born Federal-Mogul Power Bear Mrs Mabel Parks, of St Johns Amtrak is restoring passenger service through Upcoming in 74 ings, Inc, was abandoned was painfully cut and bruised in Bv Ron StoL our county but it says it won't stop here because Monday. Paul C Johnson, an auto accident two miles east our depot is too rundown and ugly But for a few SURE, vol' SHOCLO think of your great president of Sealed Power, of St Johns onlvl 21 at about 9 thousand bucks worth of paint and paving, they'll grandchildren If you spend your life driving ta reported that their board of pm Saturday change their mind Golly gee. work alone, they may spend their lives trying to ALMA -- In many con- The wise deer hunters begin fact alone usually means good directors decided against the Prospects for 1500 entries in For 75 years, that depot was plenty good enough bum rides on that Standard dealer's camel. We vernations with people around to locate that big buck early in rabbit hunting. proposal at a meeting in the 4-H Fair competition Aug 22, And that was when people were using it. Now have to run out of gasoline some day Muskegon Monday. Michigan the same thought September Local ducks seem to be in 23 and 24 are extremely good, nobody takes the train. That's why it quit stopping I asked a car dealer if he didn't think people ieems to surface: Namely, You can do the same thing if good supply and if their nesting Sunday ended a week the likes according to Einar Olstrom, here a few years ago So Amtrak says pretty up should ride trains today so his great grandchildren Hunting in 1974 is going to be you want to take the time After season was successful we of which St Johns firemen have county 4-H club leader the depot or they won't use it won't have to walk tomorrow He didn't. excellent supper, load the wife and kids in should be in for some good days "Let them dig up their own energy. They'll think* Two back-to-back mild the car and take a slow relaxed in the marsh I HAVEN'T KELT so intimidated since a of something We've got gasoline today and I want u inters bode nothing but good ride through the country. Kids Annual sergeant told me to clean my rifle or he wouldn't it or I can't sell cars. Everybody wants it. Nobody for the deer hunters en love to see deer and really get You archers are probably wants to worry about their great grandchildren's already shooting and getting all shoot me with it Michigan. excited when a herd is spotted. The energy shortage was supposed to restore the transportation," he said. -Many, many Does have been I For those of you who hunt in the those arm and shoulder muscles Yeah That's why it would be dumb to spend in shape again. Friends of mine" State Police auction popularity of passenger trains You remember the M spotted with twin fawns andi Far North each year, a few energy Shortage That'was when you drove into a dough on our old depot. Nobody is going to use it- evening trips may convince you who hunt with the Bow tell me Paintapplied today will be all necKfid.awayby.the that they 'begin theii* shooting gasstatioh and nobody cleaned your windshield. If reported. Bob Slater, the area* that it isn't necessary to drive a Auction fans in the" Lansing Severarthousand item's will you complained, the gasoline company said the time your great grandchildren come by, following forester from the Department long way to kill a big buck. each yearwith a bow that is of a the rickety railroad tracks to see if they lead to the lighter pull than the one with and mid-Michigan area are be disposed of by lot. The ar men who used to clean windshields were now uf Natural Resources in Many of the trophy deer that advised that the annual State ticles were turned in by State offshore, drilling. edge of the earth They may discover India. Kalkaska, tells me that it ap which they intend to hunt^Once are seen on the Michigan they are steady on the light bow Police sale of confiscated, Police posts and the Depart That's why gasoline now costs 30 cents more a pears that the tree cutting Outdoors TV Show, come from unclaimed and recovered ments of Natural Resources and gallon. It costs more to drill for oil than it does to EVERYBODY KNOWS the way to avoid a programs., being carried out by they move up to their old deer- the farm country in Southern slayer. merehandise will be held Corrections. wipe windshields And you should thank God gas gasoline shortage is to quit burning so much of it. the Department of Natural Michigan. Wednesday, Aug 21, at the now costs more because this means the friendly But let the other guy quit. You expect more from Resources, are going to yield Rabbits in '74 will provide all You guys and gals with the former Boys Vocational THE ARTICLES include Standard dealer on your corner will never wear a Standard and you're going to get it, by God. wmie very pleasant rewards in of you beagle men with many Broadheads should really have Training School at 400 N about 90 bicycles, several turban and ride to work on a camel. Meanwhile, back at the depot^they should forget , the form of increased deer days of excitement. Sources tell a great year., Pennsylvania in Lansing. Sale motorcycles, several boats and The gasoline shortage is over now, which is a today and build for the future. How about hitching herds me that its been quite some All in all the '74 seasons in hours will be from 830 am to 5 motors, a snowmobile, lawn remarkable thing Gas is a fossil fuel, so there has posts? The Southern deer herd, as time since they've seen this Michigan should be memorable pm. mowers, a donen television sets, ussual. had another easy winter many bunnies. ones: Get your gear and This will be the 20th annual a clothes dryer and an electric and the deer harvest below M-61 Fox populations seems to be yourself in shape it's going to be auction conducted by the State stove among the bigger items. DeWitt twp minutes should be spectacular. down somewhat this year. That a great Fall. Police • Other items include radios, Synopsis of the special Board water system in County within the 10% An offer to watches, rings, clocks, meeting held on July 30,1974 at Meadows Estates. The purchase will be made in ac cameras, hand and power tools, the Township Hall. 780 E agreement to take over the cordance with the appraisal Eyes-the priceless gift sporting goods, household system was discussed and equipment, office supplies, car Wieland Road, Lansing, reports Michigan changes made Wyble will make The policy manual was parts and accessories and the changes and the agreement To the Editor with a deformed cornea. I have skillfully that they appear for his eyes Jt seems callous clothing. The meeting was called to adopted. There are over 275 people in heard about a woman in Grand normal and crude to disturb the people order by Supervisor Emerson at will be signed Adjournment at 10:52 pm. Rapids who has been waiting but the fact is the son is dead; The auction is authorized by The Supervisor reported that Michigan that are blind or are Eyes for transplants have to law to dispose of confiscated 8:02 pm. Respectfully submitted. progressively going blind. The well over two years and three be removed within 2 to 4 hours nothing will bring him back; Board members present: the two independent appraisals Donna B. Syverson, Clerk. people in the Port Huron and what could be a better and unclaimed articles whose as required at Annual meeting sad fact about this is that these after death. They are good for owners could not be located, Emerson, Syverson, Angell, Approved by Dale S. people can regain 100% of their vicinity who have been waiting corneal transplants for ap eulogy than to have part of this Purves, Pline, Corr and Kzeski. were completed They were Emerson, Supervisor. a year each. There are also 250 person "live" and be used to items lost or abandoned at state bight I hope to impress people proximately 24 to 48 hours. Any parks, and personal effects of Also present were F Merrill with the need, the importance, more spread throughout the. eye from a person between 1 complete and help fulfill Wyble and Walter Kyes They rest of Michigan in Detroit, the another human's life instead of persons who died in state in the meaning and the know-how and 50 years of age can be used stitutions without leaving heirs were representing the Township A Very Special in donating one's eyes or Tri-Cities, Lansing and other even those who have had cer rotting away in a grave. on the water system at Gordon someone's close to them cities. tain types of operations. In the, It takes an enormous amount Benefactor of the sale is' the Long's expense ihusband*s, son's, daughter's, event a patient is not available state treasury which gets the Eyes can be donated even if of sagacity and courage to proceeds of the auction after The meeting was called for etc" somebody wears glasses. This within the time limit needed to comprehend the resulting good the purpose of taking action on use fresh tissue, the eyes are of donating eyes at death at a deduction of sale costs. THANK YOU I have been legally blind for does not affect the use of the Auctioneers this year will be the policy manual, land pur 3' 2 years and have been waiting clear corneal tissue. Even some shipped to Eye-Banks to allow time when most people fall into chase and the water system. totally blind people's eyes can for redistribution elsewhere. shock or despair. I cannot help James Burns of Williamston for 20 months - over l'a years * and Glen Casey of Marion. Kyes gave his presentation on FOR SUPPORTING DONALD L. STANTON for a call from the be used. If a donated eye is diseased or but think how the 22 year old his recommendations regarding donor of a transplant of mine ophtalmologist saying he has Does removal of the eyes mar cannot be used for grafting it is ' , Huntet the Township accepting the FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE received a donor eye suitable the appearaace of the body? No. carefully studied in research to felt. I was told he was suffering for a corneal transplant: the Enucleation (removal) of eyes help find causes and cures for from multiple sclerosis and Safety Course Keep In step with yourself, grafting of the clear part of the is carefully done and modern blindness. If there is any doubt wasn't expected to live to be a always-don't worry about the Paid for by Citizens for Stanton t teenager; and yet when he Sleepy Hollow Conservation eye from a donor to a person morticians close _the eyes so as to whether the eye is suitable Club will hold a Hunter Safety rest of the parade. ik^^j^r^M^j^^jt^t^x^K^.- or not, I suggest this judgment entered the hospital for the last course for boys and girls 11 be left to the eye surgeon. time he knew he might be helping a blind person to have years and older at the club It certainly takes a lot of grounds located \% miles west GENERAl courage and self-restraint to the one thing he never had - a of VS 27 on Mead Rd, north of St REVENUE CLINTON COUNTY think and help someone else normal healthy life. Johns. SHARING ACTUAL USE REPORT ® Gaherel nevsnilo Sharing provides federal iunds Oiioell/ to local Sim stale oovemments Your qovortiment must uublith this when a close member of the One can get donating The dates and time are report advising you how ihciB funds hi** been used 01 Obligated during (hrj year IfUm July I 1373 August 15,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN SB Business and Professional Announcements, Legal News Probate Court NOTICE OF NOTICE OF MORTGAGE STATE OF MICHIGAN S/Gordon P. Willyoung premises are described as State of Michigan, In the demanded in the complaint filed HON. TIMOTHlf M. GREEN MORTGAGESALE SALE District Court Magistrate follows: Circuit Court for the County of in this cause. Judge uf Probate Default having been made in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SUTTON, MATHEWS & Lot 3, Lake View Farms, Clinton LEO W. CORKIN HELENA M. BURK the terms and conditions of a DEFAULT HAVING BEEN FOR THE COUNTY OF Register of Probate McKELVEY being a part of the Southeast' * KATHLEEN JO LIPPERT, Circuit Judge certain mortgage executed by MADE for more than thirty CLINTON Attorneys for Plaintiff of Section 32, Town 5 North, plaintiff vs ROGER J. LIP- Countersigned: Julia Holton - Claims Charles W. Carroll, III and days in the terms and conditions JOHN W. COCKRUM and 2925 Wood Street Range 2 West, DeWitt Town PERT, Defendant Dolores M Betz John Porubsky — Appointment Patricia A. Carroll, his wife to of a certain mortgage made by ELMA G. COCKRUM, Plain Lansing, Michigan 48906 16-6 ship, Clinton County Michigan, ORDER TO ANSWER, File Deputy Clerk 144 of Administration Citizens Mortgage Corporation, Baker and Carpenter Building, tiffs vs. ROBERT L. according to the recorded plat No 745152 DO a Michigan corporation dated Anna Besko — Allowance of Inc., a Michigan Corporation, KLAUSING and SANDRA J thereof, as recorded in Liber 1 On the 22nd day of July, 1974, _ Account and Partial 8th day of October, 1971, and G4155 Corunna Road\ Flint, KLAUSING, JAMES L. NOTICE OF of Plats on page 47 of the Clinton recorded on 12th day of October, Michigan, mortgagors, to Kelly an action was filed by Kathleen Distribution FEDEWA and LINDA MORTGAGESALE County Records. Jo Lippert, Plaintiff, against Gertrude B. Bissel! - Claims 1971, in Liber 262, Page 754, Mortgage and Investment FEDEWA, Defendants. Clinton County, Michigan, Default having been made in The length of the period of Roger J. Lippert, Defendant, in Clifford L. Thompson — Company, a Michigan Cor NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL the terms and conditions of a Records, which mortgage was poration, mortgagee, dated redemption from such sale will this court for Divorce. Probate of Will ESTATE ON FORECLOSURE certain mortgage executed by be six (6) months. On reading and filing the Helen M. Knowles — Probate of assigned by said Mortgagee to August 9.1972 and recorded in Federal National Mortgage File No. 74 1416 CH Alan Wayne Robart, a single Dated at Lansing, Michigan, Affidavit for Order of Will the office of the Register of Association, a National Mor Deeds for the County of Clinton Public notice is hereby given man to Kelly Mortgage & In August 7, 1974. Publication filed herein, it is tgage Association by assign and State of Michigan, on that pursuant to a judgment of vestment Company, a Michigan FEDERAL NATIONAL ORDERED that the defendant, \ t Real Estate Transfers ments dated the 15th day of August 21, 1972 in Mortgage foreclosure and order of sale corporation dated 10th day of MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION a Roger J Lippert, shall answer r i iFrom records in office of November, 1971, and recorded entered by the Circuit Court for May, 1972, andrecorded on 11th National Mortgage Association or take such other action as Register ot Deeds i Liber 267, pages 25-27 inclusive on the 9th day of December, which said mortgage was the County of Clinton, State of day of May, 1972, in Liber 265, Assignee of Mortgagee may be permitted by law, on or THRIFTY. 1971. in Liber 2S3, Page 442, and thereafter, to-wit, on August 9, Michigan, on the 22nd day of Page 262, Clinton County, David M Lick, of before the 22nd day of Sep July 31; Witteveen, Norman second assignment dated April, 1974, in favor of plaintiffs, Michigan. Records, which Farhat, Burns and Story, P C. tember, 1974 Failure to comply D. and Phyllis J to John J. Jr November 15th, 1971 and 1972, assigned to Genesee John W Cockrum and Elma G. mortgage was assigned by said Attorneys for Assignee of with this Order will result in a SLOW Cockrum, and against Robert L. and Carole W. Hookey, Lot 11, recorded on the 28th day of Merchants Bank and Trust Mortgagee to FEDERAL Mortgagee Judgement by default against 12, Blk 23, St Johns. April, 1972, in Liber 265, Page Company, a Michigan Banking Klausing, Sandra J. Klausing, NATIONAL MORTGAGE 417 Seymour Avenue, Suite 2A James L. Fedewa and Linda such Defendant for the relief DOWN. July 31; BF Chamberlain 99, Clinton County, Michigan, Corporation, which assignment ASSOCIATION, a National Lansing. Michigan 48933 Fedewa, I shall offer for sale to Management Co to Patrick E. Records, on which mortgage was recorded August 21,1972fin Mortgage Association, by 1&5 and Hose Marie Long Lot 8, there is claimed to be due. at the Mortgage Liber 267, page 28, the highest bidder, at a public assignment dated the 23rd day auction to be held at front door PUBLICATION OF NOTICE NOW IS THE TIME TO THINK OF A Prince Est date of this notice, the sum of Clinton County Records; which of May, 1972, and recorded on TWENTY TWO THOUSAND said mortgage was thereafter of Clinton County Court House, OF HEARING July 31; Logan, Inc to Ken St. Johns, Michigan, on the 27th the 5th day of June, 1972, in State of Michigan. The DROUGHT RESISTANT LAWN... neth C. and Veronna K. Mc- FORTY FIVE AND 49/100 on November 29,1973 assigned Liber 265, Page 604, Clinton ($22,045,491 DOLLARS to Kelly Mortgage and In day of September, 1974, at 9 Probate Court for the County of Galium Lot 209, 210, Geneva a«m : County, Michigan, Records, on CLINTON. Shores No 2. vestment Company, a Michigan which mortgage there is Let Turf-Tenders Beautify Corporation, which assignment That part of the Southeast >4 Estate of ALICE R HEWITT, Aug I. Cole, Claude B and NOTICE IS HEREBY of Section 5, T7N. ft2W, claimed to be due, at the date of GIVEN, that by virtue of the was recorded on December 6. Deceased. File No 19250. Blanche L to William W. and Bingham Township, Clinton this notice, the sum of THIR TAKE NOTICE* On Sep Your Lawn Cecile Alward Lot 48, Ballantine power of sale contained in said 1973, in Mortgage Liber 274, County, Michigan, described TEEN THOUSAND FIVE mortgage and the statute in page 256, Clinton County tember 4,1974, at 11:00 a.m , in Wee Farms. as follows: beginning at a HUNDRED THIRTY ONE and the Probate Courtroom, Court With This Special Offer: Aug 1; Bellingar, William F such case made and provided Records, on which mortgage point in the West right of way 58/100 ($13,531 58* DOLLARS said mortgage will be there is claimed to be due at the house, St Johns, Michigan, *v " Sr and Marian to Robert A and line of Highway US-27, said NOTICE IS HEREBY before the Hon TIMOTHY M • POWER AERATE Judith A Bellingar property in foreclosed by a sale of said date of this notice, the sum of point of being North 89* 06* GIVEN, that by virtue of the $0095 mortgaged premises, or some Nineteen Thousand Two GREEN, Judge of Probate, a Sec y Greenbush 00" West 140.00 feet and South power of sale contained in said hearing will be held on the • FETILIZATI0N 29 part of them, at public auction Aug 1, Gilbert, Robert L. and Hundred Thirty Three & 19/100 00* 11*00" west 150 00 feet mortgage and the statute in on the 18th day of September, i $19,233.19) including principal petition of Jack Walker, An THIS PRICE INCLUDES MATERIAL Grace L. to Luke J. Freund from the East H corner of such case made and provided cillary Administrator WWA, for • WEED CONTROL AND LABOR FOR 4,000 SO, FEET property in Sec .29 Watertown. 1974, at 1000 o'clock a.m, at and interest computed to the said Section 5; thence South the north entrance to the date hereof, and no suit or said mortgage will be allowance of his final account • ROLLING Htf per each additional square foot Aug 2; Pederson, William R 00° ll'OD" 309.7 feet along said foreclosed by a sale of said and for determination of heirs. It's The National Lawn and Kathleen L to Robert L. Courthouse, in the City of St. proceedings at law or in equity right of way line; thence mortgaged premises, or some Dated: August 9. 1974. YOU SIMPLY WATER AND Improvement Company and Shirley A Slider Lot 26, Johns, County of Clinton, State having been instituted to North 89* 06'00" West 210.00 of Michigan, that being one of recover the moneys secured by part of them, at public auction Jack Walker MOW. COSTS YOU LESS Lookout Acres feet; thence North 00° U'00" on the 11th day of September, THAN DOIT YOURSELF the places of holding Circuit said mortgage, or any part Petitioner fBNDERS Aug 2, Provincial House Inc East 309.7 feet, thence South 1974, at 1000 o'clock, a.m., at 117 E Walker r- Court in said County. Said thereof, and default having 89* 06'Oa" East 210.00 feet to to Juanita O'Leary Uutlot N St mortgaged premises are the north entrance to the Court St Johns, MI 48879 w been made whereby the power Johns the point of beginning Con described as follows: of sale contained in said mort house in the City of St. Johns, Attorney for Petitioner: x DeWitt-St. Johns Aug 2; Page, Ivan R. and taining 1.49 acres and subject County of Clinton, State of Lot 4, Block C. Faxon's Ad gage has_become operative. to any and all easements and Walker & Moore Geneva I to Frederick L and dition, Village of Ovid. Clinton Michigan, that being one of the 117 E Walker DALE HITCHCOCK Marion H Koeppen property in NOW THEREFORE, notice is restrictions of record. County, Michigan, as hereby given that by virtue of DATED- August 8, 1974 places of holding Circuit Court St Johns. Mich 48879 Sec 6 Watertown. recorded in Liber 52, Page in said County. Said mortgaged Phone 517-224-3241 16-1 7386 SO. LOOMIS DEWITT Aug 2, LaFare, Robert L and the power of sale contained in PHONE 224-7598 115, Clinton County Records. said mortgage and the statute in Elaine I , Pline, Roger A and The length of the period of j Ruth M to Thomas A and such case made and provided redemption from such sale will the said mortgage will be * TereseC.Mauro Lot 145 Geneva be six i6i months. Shores No 1 foreclosed by a sale of the Aug 2, McNeely, Frank and Dated at Lansing, Michigan, premises therein described, or Betty to Coy T. and' Ruth H, August 14th, 1974 so much thereof as may be BEE'S Chevy-Olds, Inc. Mathis Lot 18, 19. 20 Bopp's necessary to pay the amount so Aug 5, Elliott, Max N and FEDERAL NATIONAL as aforesaid due on said mort on U.S. 27 Evelyn M to Howard W and MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION gage, with 6'z percent interest Louise I Beebee property in Sec a National Mortgage prior to default, and 7 percent World's Sweetest Place To Deal 3 Greenbush. Association after default, and all legal costs, Aug 5; Miller Brothers to Assignee of Mortgagee charges and expenses, at public 1 Mile South of St. Johns Phone 224-2345 Kurt Lee and Kathleen Ann John J. Hays of auction to the highest bidder at Pitch property in Sec 6 Eagle. FARHAT, BURNS AND the easterly front door of the Aug 5; Reynolds, Pauline F STORY, P C Court House in the City of St to Nancy £ Kiebler Lot 121 417 Seymour Avenue, Suite 2A Johns, Codnty of Clinton, and Geneva Sh No 1 Lansing, Michigan 48933 16-5 State of Michigan tthat being Aug 5; Dubendorf, Terrance the place where the Circuit : W and Peggy J to'Thomas L Court for the County of Clinton PRE-OWNED CARS is held) on the 17th day of QUALITY \ ' and Ellen E Maleck property in i NOTICE UK MUKTtiAGE September 1974 at 10:00 o'clock ' Sec 13, Victor SALE 1974 ,Vega Hatchback, 4-cylinder, 4- 1973 Vega Hatchback GT. 4-cylinder. in the forenoon, local time of speed, radial tires Aug 5, Millbrook Meadows Default having been made in said day. which said premises automatic, radio Inc to Theodore L. and Joyce E the terms? and conditions of a are described in said mortgage Powell Lot 19 Millbrook certain mortgage executed by- as follows, to-wit: Village of Meadows Richard A Little and Josephine PRE-0WNED 1974 Oldsmobile Toronado. full power, Ovid, County of Clinton, State of air conditioning. AM-FM stereo, Aug 5, DeRyke, Oscar and M Little, husband and wife to Michigan, described as follows: iy72 Chevrolet Vega Hatchback, 4- Jessie to Robert and Jeanne Lake Michigan Mortgage vinyl top cy Under. 4-speed. radio Terwilliger propertv in Sec 6 Company, a Michigan cor Lot 15, Block 23, Village of Eagle poration dated 12th day of May, Ovid, according to the recorded CARS 1969, and recorded on 14th day plat thereof, Clinton County 1974 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, 2- of Ma>\J969, in Liber 255, Page Records • LEGAL NOTICES door hardtop, V-8. automatic air 596, Clinton County. Michigan, The length of the period of conditioning Also bucket seats, vinyl 1971 Corvette V-8, 4-speed. radio Records, which mortgage was redemption from such sale, in top, power steering and brakes and assigned by said Mortgagee to accordance with Section radio PUBLICATION OF NOTICE FEDERAL NATIONAL 27A 3240, Michigan Statutes ,; OF HEARING MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a Annotated, will be six months The differences in a Bee's State of Michigan, The National Mortgage Association, from the date of such sale 1971 Chevrolet Bel Air. 4-door sedan, V- Probate Court for the County of by assignment dated the 12th Dated: August 14, 1974. Pre*owned car 1974 Vega Wagon, 4-cylinder, CLINTON 8, automatic, power steering and day of May, 1969, and recorded Kelly Mortgage and In automatic, radio radio Estate of KIMBERLY ANN on the 14th day of May, 1969, in vestment Company, DURFEE, minor File No 1154 Liber 255, Page 600, Clinton A Michigan Corporation TAKE NOTICE- On 23 Oc County, Michigan, Records, on Flint, Michigan 1973 Chevelle Laguna 2-door hardtop, tober, 1974, at 10-30 A.M , in the which mortgage there is Assignee of Mortgagee V-8, automatic, power steering and 1971 Chevy Nuva 4 door sedan, t. Probate Courtroom, Clinton claimed to be due, at the date of Rubenstein Pruchnicki and brakes, radio cylinder, standard transmission, Countv, Michigan, before the this notice, the sum of Chittle radio Hon TIMOTHY M GREEN, FOURTEEN THOUSAND Judge of Probate, a hearing will Attorney for Assignee of THREE HUNDRED TEN AND Mortgagee be held on the petition of 30/100 [$14,310 301 DOLLARS Wi Volkswagen 4-cylinder. 4 speed. 1971 Oldsmobile 98 Luxury Sedan, full PEGGY LEE DURFEE, now 1026 Mott Foundation Building ia i 413 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS. ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN August f 5,1074 Bill's Column Aug 15 - Central Michigan & Travelodge, Alma 4-H Chatter Seed alfalfa now Barry County Holstein Sept 4 - 4-H Fair Livestock >N* Breeders Sale, lonla. Sale Buyers Dinner Aug 17 - State 4-H Softball Sept 4 Family Living " By WILLIAM LASHER Championship - MSU In- Christmas Workshop Meeting - *•* State 4-H evenfs 1 tramural Fields 9 ;30 am - Central National Bank Extension Agriculture Agent Aug 17 - Beef Cattle - Forage Sept 5 Weather Modification ByJOHNAYLSWORTH Field Day - Lake City Symposium - Grand Rapids Summer seedings of alfalfa and prepared have been much Eight to twelve pounds of seed Aug 18 - Clinton County Sept7- Ram Day at Michigan made now will yield about as more successful than seedings will give maximum yields of Holstein Association Picnic at State University STATE 4-H EVENTS program are to provide project meetings with Lisa much ne^t year and for several made in the spring on top of, alfalfa seeded in spring or Ervin Marten's Sept 10 - Family Living Fall The annual 4-H Shooting recreation for 4-H members, Ballinger reporting on their trip years as spring seedings mad in winter wheat. summer. Aug 20-22 - State 4-H Ac Area Day - Casino in Corunna - Sports Tournament will be held leaders, parents and fans, to Buggs Brothers Meat in oats, Other summer seedings are tivities, MSU 9:30 am to 2:30 pm at the Ingham County Con' promote physical activity, learn Processing Plan for foods; Jane Generally the twelve pound 1 Summer seeding dates would generally successful when seeding rate should be used so Aug 23-Sept 2 - Michigan State Septll Planning Commission servatipn League Club grounds sportsmanship and citizenship Miller on Vegetables and be between late July and August seeded on fallowed ground to that as the stand is three t same number. SCAVENGER HUNTsBefore The annual State 4-H Dairy completing their exhibits for the rules, helps contestants ap Show will be held Aug 20-22 at lair One player watches the you leave on the trip, make up a preciate the value of shooting During the course, students Management, Medical Supply license plates of each car and list of different articles that Michigan State University AH NEWSFROM Corpsman Alicea Principles, Preventive sports and provides an op participating 4-H dairy project •NIMBLE FINGERS receive training and orientation calls out the first two digits on may be seen along the road. For portunity to meet 4-H members, GREAT LAKES, ILL -- Navy in a variety of military subjects, Medicine, and certain the plate. When a player hears example: a cow, a pig, a barn, a members must have their The Nimble Fingers 4-H emergency medical care leaders and families trom animals in place at MSU members held their final Hospitalman Apprentice Nina including Military Law, Unit his number called, he crosses it lake, etc across the state The Tour S- Alicea, daughter of Mr and Administration and procedures. out. Each player is given a list and Stadium by 1 pm Aug 20 The meeting before the fair. Any nament begins at 10:00 am and demonstration' contest and member interested in the 4-H Mrs James R. Heath of 10922 a pencil. The first person to see admission is tree Pioneer Road, Eagle, has an item calls it out loud-and then science exhibits will follow from free swim is to contact Mrs completed the Hospital Corps Jim's Column marks it off his list The first J-5 pm The evening program ' Louis Moldenhauer to get School here. player to see and call all items, includes a mock dairy sale and tickets Aug 22 The club will wins. a dance have 2 entries in the county Hospital corpsmen assist demonstration contest with doctors and nurses in every The dairy judging contest for Let's be careful PUZZLES: Before leaving, Junior and Senior teams is Denise Cerny and Brenda phase of medical service in Bancroft Demonstrations were cluding x-ray, laboratory work, cut out a picture from a Wednesday Aug 21 'The awards magazine and glue it to a piece banquet Wednesday evening is given by Brenda Hull on "How operating room assistance and to Press a Wildflower", Becky general practice Jim Pelham of cardboard. Then cut the open to the public but tickets picture into different shaped must be purchased before noon Barnes on ' 'How to Make a Cake A former student of Lansing Clinton County Extension Director Decorating Cone"., Denise Community College, she is pieces, with size and number of on that day Awards will be pieces according to child's age. given for dairy achievement Cerny un "Making Handmade scheduled to report to the US As Michigan's harvesting farm tractor is used there one ot with the tractor's momentum. Ornaments", Stephanie Smith Naval Hospital, Orlando, Fla Your child will have a puzzle to and to winners of the judging, operations accelerate, danger every 25 operating hours. Sometimes the operator put together on the trip. poster, milk marketing tour, un "Three Types of Ceramics", of farm equipment accidents When farmers are on the forgets the tractor's brakes are Mehnda Brock on "The Correct ROADSIDE ALPHABET: production, science and 1st Lt Kraul increase, warns Dr Richard G road, they should maintain a not adequate to control that demonstration contests Way to Measure Flour", Pfister, Michigan State controllable speed and avoid extra four or five miles an hour. Have the children look at signs Lorraine Guff on "How to Fill Ft Sam Houston, Texas -- The cattle show will be from 9 University extension safety sharp turns when leaving or The chances of overturning along the road and pick out GREG HAZLE Out a WiJdfJouer Sheet" and First Lieutenant Charles W. letters from the alphabet in CIIAKLIESGANGIN am • 4 pm Thursday, Aug 22, engineer. ' entering a roadway, especially also increase when heavy loads including all cattle breeds with Marcia Lusk on "How to Use a Kraut, son of Mr and Mrs Leon when hauling heavy loads. The their proper order. As each STATESOFTBALL Black Light " A KraUt, 7543 Woodridge Drive, He says farmers should are pulled through hilly areas the awards being given as the realize potential hazards of chances of a tipover increase Operators should add weights to child spots a letter he calls it out PLAYOFFS Downers Grove, 111 has com and gets credit for it The The 1974 State 4-H Softball cattle are being judged The THEY TELL "HOW" hauling forage and grain loads four times when speed is the front of the tractor for cattle will be released after 330 The Happy Hustlers 4-H pleted an 8-week medical doubled, and this can fool the winner is the child who has Playoffs will be held Saturday, service corps officer basic on roadways and take ap stability on sharp slopes and pm Planned educational and members answered roll call propriate precautions. operator because he may not be move cautiously. spotted the most letters first Aug 17, on the Michigan State course at the Academy of when the end of the alphabet is recreational activities will be in with what they were taking to More than 225 people were used to hauling a loaded wagon Pfister advised that the University Intramural fields in Health-Sciences of the-US Ar reached. , , progress during the-judging for nthe 4-H Fair The members injured and 10 killed last year in after pulling comparatively tractor should be as heavy as East Lansing Clinton County my, Ft Sam Houston, Tex. Here are some recipes that1 will be represented by Charlie's 4-H' members that 'have learned about the Bob-Lo Island " traffic accidents involving farm light equipment on thejeoad. the^lgad being pulled Too often, finished)1 ' ' .Trip and free swim for mem Lt-Kraiit's wif e.Linda, livesat equipment. One-third of all for reasons of efficiency, far might add up to some late Gang" in the White League » 6485 Park Lake Road, Bath. Going downhill with a heavy THEY'RE WINNEHS bers after the lair Demon tractor accidents occur on the load can be dangerous because mers use older and smaller summertime fun, when you slow pitch, having won the Mich, return from your vacation district by winning over Winners in the County 4-H strations were given by Theresa road even though the average of the extra weight combined tractors which can be quite Demonstration Action Exhibit Hudson and Michelle Kurncz on unstable on the road When the Wheatf ield - Ingham County 13- l "PLAY DOUGH' -1C. salt, 3 10 Thursday evening Their Contest hehl Wednesday are as "How. to Make a Salad", Cindy v load is heavier than the tractor, follows: Debbie Thelen - Wye off on "Making Sloppy the operator is heading for C. flour, 2 Tbsp Oil i if you have game will start at H am on it) Enough plain or colored Field HA Bengal Community - on Joes", Mike Fox on "How to FOR YOUR trouble. "Pasties"; James Thelen - Hoe a Garden", Marian Kurncz Rear wheels should be set out water to make soft dough [about V cups*. Mix together Bengal Community - on un "Preparing Flowers for the as far as possible This will help £ "'Creative Gifts", Denise Cerny Fair", and Kris Aylsworth on LAWN and GARDEN stability, and when duals are ilet the kids do it). Will keep if covered in refrigerator for • Nimble Fingers - bn "How to Make a Tire Chair " used, chance of a tip-over is "Christmas in August", BENGVLPOTLUCK }.D. 57 RIDER - ELECTRIC START reduced. several weeks. Add more flour or water if too sticky or dry Elizabeth Pouch - Happy The Bengal Community 4-H Operators should be par Hustlers - on "Stained Glass members will have a potluck J.D. 110 TRACTOR - MOWER - ROTO TILLER BLADE ticularly cautious when Candle Holder" and Marian "HOME MADE PASTE" 3 picnic Tuesday, Aug 13, at the 4- Simplicity 10 H.P. traveling roads where road Kurncz - Happy Hustlers - on H Fair Lisa Fongers and graders have recently worked C water, 1C. four, 1 tsp Alum, 1 "Mexico" The Action Exhibit V C. water Mix the flour and Douglas Thelen gave a report "Quite often they leave clods of winners were: Lisa Foy - Olive on the activities they have been SEVERAL RIDERS dirt along the shoulder. If an water il Cup eachi into a 4-H Projects - "Making a smooth paste. Bring the S cups participating with their operator strikes one of these, he Patchwork Purse", Douglas Japanese guests i Hiohiko can lose control," Pfister said. water to boil and slowly add the Thelen - Bengal Community - ; paste, stirring constantly Add Sunadoand Fumiko Kumai who TRACTORS HAY TOOLS FIELD CULTV. Age is a contributor to farm "Stone Sculpture" and Kristine are in the county until Aug 21 on Alum. Put into jar with cover Aylsworth - Happy Hustlers - equipmentaccidents. Operators i the Japan-Labo-Michigan 4-H l-FARMALL M J.D. 38 CHOPPER J.D. CCA 12' under 15 and over 65 are four to un "Making a Tire Chair". All 8 Exchange The club will have w/LOADER COL BY FORAGE BOX five times more likely to have "SOAP SUDS FINGER winners will receive a rosette an entry in the fair litter barrel N.H. 818 CHOPPER PAINTING" • Soap flakes (Lux GIRLS PLAYOFF and will present their demon an accident per hour of use on This year there will be an all contest with Brian Thelen FERGUSON T020 w/2 HEAD SPRAYERS public roads than those between or Ivory - not a detergent.) strations and action exhibits at reporting on the final exhibit. Water. girls 4-H slow pitch playoff for .the County 4-H Youth Fair - t.H.C. 36" ELEVATOR 25 and 44. the first time between Olive 4-H GREEN ACRES FORD9N J.D. No. 15 DIRECT Add equal amounts of soap Wednesday, Aug 14, at 10 am in ANNUAL DINNER J.D. 25 A 3 pt. It would be well if younger and water together in a bowl. Girls in Clinton County and Van Smith Hall. CUT CHOPPER HANSON 150q 3 pt operators completed high Beat with an egg beater \or Town Girls in Ingham County The Green Acres 4-H Club M.F. 65D GEHL FORAGE BOX school driver education before shake in a jar until stiff like egg This game will be on Field tfl at SPATSANDSPURSSHOW members held their annual GEHL CHOPPER being allowed on the roads with whites. 2 pm wi th the winner being state The Spats and Spurs 4-H family potluck dinner at the I.H.826D w/1 ROW & HAY HEAD farm equipment. This would Use for finger paint - put a champion Horse Club held a Club Show East Olive School on Sunday, N.I. HAY CONDITIONER GRINDERS give them a better un glob on a tray; or use brown The other 3 Clinton County 4- Aug 3 at the Steve Yurcso farm Aug 4 Following the dinner, the , No. 5 MOWER derstanding of what the wrapping paper or grocery bags H teams in district play with with Debbie Yurcso serving as members held their business * N.H. 66 BALER motorist faces when a tractor to paint on. Even the kitchen Ingham County teams lost out the judge The high point horse meeting. Discussion on the fair GEHL GRINDER MIXER and. wagon are encountered- table works fine - and the Soap this past week: Fowler Big D's award was won by Ruth DeBoer schedule and activities and COMBINES D.B. HAMMER MILL washes right off. / lost to Van Town 6-5in fast pitch and the high point pdny'award members' exhibits was led by Good frame and cab design Green League, Fowler Helping was won by Marybeth Majeski Mrs. Bruce Irish. The Bob-Lo are as important to the Hands- lost to Dansvllle 4-Leaf Both members will receive a trip and free swim for 4-H operator's safety as are his J.D. 25 Alive And Well Clovers 10-2 in fast pitch White gift certificate from Tom's members were discussed. The driving habits. club will have a float in the fair PICKERS There's one number the League and Green Acres lost to Western Store at Ovid. I.H.91 PLOWS Any driver on the roadway American Cancer Societv jUit Skeeter Hill 14-4 in sloW pitch PRAIRIE REPORT contest Members were asked if should be sure to have bright bves-1,500.000 That s , the Green League. The Prairie 4-H members they would like to enter the N.I. No. 10 1 ROW and clean SMV signs on their number uf Americans alive Jo- State 4-H Horticulture Contest 1-J.D. 334 4-H Softball leagues are heard many reports on what N.I. No. 7 1 ROW equipment When signs become day who are cared of* cancer. members were doing in their and the Photography Exhibit Oliver 3-16 Mtd. J.D. 237 Mtd. And, their ranks could be even established in about 15 counties J.D. 5-16 SEMI faded, accident chances may with district Softball playoffs to CORN HEAD J.D. 227 Mtd. increase. We have evidence that greater, says the Society, if I.H. 6-16 SEMI everyone understood the im find out the teams to play in the N.I. 327 HUSK BED collision frequency decreases portance of an annua! physical State Playoffs on Aug 17. The I.H.C.82BEANSPEL. OLIVER 5-16 TRAILER when they are properly used. BUTLER PAY NO MORE! J.D. 4-14 TRAILER checkup including cancer tests* objectives of the softball J.D. 3-14 Mtd. KMoSm . M.F. 4-14 Mtf. MISC Production J.D, 4-14 Mtd. I.H.C. 5-16 SEMI LILLISTON14' Credit LPGAS ROLLING HARROW N.H. 200 BU SPREADER offers a N.I. UNI. EQUIP. N.I. 201 SPREADER 2 USED BEAN PULLERS bargain in NX 702 POWER UNIT J.D. 507 ROTARY CUTTER SUPERIOR LOADER FOR MONEY N.I. 701 POWER UNIT DISK FORD NAA for farmers 761 HAY HEAD OLIVER 165 BU SPREADER PCA loans cost last b»* 722 SHELLER J.D. 12* PACKER UUM of thi unlqUB PCA J.D. 494 PLANTER 720 CORN HEAD J.D.RWA9'10' way of figuring Inttmt J.D. 494A PLANTER costs... custom-dtsigrwd GO0 721 HUSK BED OLIVER 12' l.H.C 4 ROW PLANTER for fwmtri. Ctntlmuiiu Flow 760 CHOPPER A.C. 4 ROW PLANTER YOU CAN COUNT ON LP Oraln Drycr PRODUCTION Chawa from 5 morftfc to J.D. AW 11' 2" J.D. 290 PLANTER match your hirv*i( r*t* 762 CORN HEAD CapitHit* vkiy. by model. CREDIT from 1*3 to 435 buifcft* BUY THE BEST! GAS TO DO THE JOB! per hour1 SEVERAL USED DRAGS ASSOCIATION * Planning MsHUnce • Conduction Service 6560 S. Beeole Rd, • Servkt Allpr The Salt Talk to Prompt Delivery PERR1NTON Broad Range of Bin Suet to Meel.Your Httdi CHARLES Carson City Farm Service BR.ACEY your loeat PCA planner From Potnpeii JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE WHITE'S PHONE POMPEII NEW IDEA CARSON CITY PHifm 584-3550 * & FRICKE FARM SERVICE 1104 S.US-27 St. Johns GAS 838-2201 PhotT 214-3662 |4798S.ElyHwy. MIDDLETON Phorw 238-7358 the market place "The Place Where The 5B August 15,1974 Buying and Selling Call 224-2361 Of Things Happen" PROGRESSIVE Company DUANE J ANDERSEN REAL HAFNEK-S ELECTRIC in FOR ALL recreational vehicle needs reliable and capable ESTATE. INC. OPEN HOUSE CLASSIFIED AD PAGES Fowler have in stock CASE Garage Sale parts and accessories, come to Help Wanted instructor to check blue print - Sunday August 18.1974.2 • 5. compact tractors and at DREPS MOTOR HOMES Ph conformance of small 6772 LOWELL ROAl>, 6774 CASH RATE 5' per word tachments. We also have parts 669-9996 16-l-p-27 automotive component parts LOWELL ROAD, 6716 LOWELL and SERVICE Phone 593-2188. A HOUSEHOLD goods sale will — 1 TOOL & DIE MAKERS; New and assemblies Quality control ROAD, 6688 LOWELL ROAD. 4WM8 be held at the home of Atho) stamping division of expanding Minimum 50' per insertion FOR SALE - Selmer Clarinet experience in verifying One-half t'^i mile south of Gamble in Maple Rapids on $75 00 224-4497 Good Condition company in area needs jour dimensional accuracy with the Price Road on Lowell Road, St. Save a 25^ service fee by paying for your charged INTERNATIONAL tractor. Saturday Aug 24th from 10 am neyman or equivalent Must be 16-3-p-27 use of testing equipment and Johns, Michigan These four (4i ad within 10 days of insertion. International 7-foot mower, 38' until 5 pm Featured will be 50 versatile and skilled in die precision measuring in NEW HOUSES are only lh grain or hay elevator, 8" pole "old time" records, a "com BEATEN down carpet paths go repair and maintenance Must struments is a must Phone 224- miles North of Riley Elemen BOX NUMBERS in care type double disc and Oliver pole memorative block" stamp when Blue Lustre arrives Rent be able to work 2nd ;>hift Call 6861 for appointment. 16-2-p-l tary School. Beautiful Country lype216plowforsale 236-5319. collection, "Depression" glads, electric shampooer SI Dean 224-6861 for appointment Setting Each house is sitting on of this office add'!00 14-3-p-18 an old trunk, walnut table, and Hardware, St Johns 16-1-27 16-2-p-l a one acre parcel of land. Prices many miscellaneous items WANTED - Baby sitter needed ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE by Aug 19 My home, 3 children, range from $35,900 00 to Proceeds, will go to the Gamble BASS GUITAR - Brand new, WANTED - Someone to plow transportation preferred $42,000.00. Carpet thru-out ACCEPTED UNTIL MONDAY Farm Produce scholarship fund for FuUon never been used Best offer. 2 10 acres 224-3585 16-3-p-i Evening shift 224-6996 16-1-p-l Two i2i car garages. One is a AT 5 P.M. High School 16-2-p-25 handmade lamps Cathedral four i4> bedroom or three FOR SALE - 9 acres of wheat glass. $50 00 each 587-4278. HELP WANTED - Real Estate DO YOU HAVE A PLEASANT bedrooms and a family room. 16-3-p-27 Three of them have walk-put HOUSE FOR RENT - Rainbow straw on the field 4 west, 3 Appraiser. Must be experienced WAY WITH PEOPLE ON THE north ot St Johns Raymond Miscellaneous in real property appraisals basements These are a must to Lake 2 bedroom, stove and Automotive PHONE? Local business has refrigerator furnished Oct to Murton Phone 224-7316 FOR SALE - Maytag wringer Must have a mathematical see Eight and three-fourth washer Good condition Phone opening for lady who is in- t May Adults, no pets Depositj, 15-3-P-19 background, high school 1 i8 . %i percent end financing TIMBER WANTED- Lo^sarid terested in working two days a ) reference required Phone 682- 1962 ^ ton Chevrolet pick-up 587-6736. 15-3-p-27 diploma, be willing to further Be settled in your new house with 1967 283 engine and 4-speed standing timber Logs delivered week Must be able to type and 4292. 15-3-0-6 FOR SALE — Ionia wheat t>eed to our yard DEVEREAUX education in evenings, and meet handle light office procedures- before school starts Have room transmission For parts only. Wanted the requirements of the Em for the children to play and the 236-5319 14-3-p-U for sale 1 year from certified SAWMILL, INC , 2872 N Send a short resume of past job FOR RENT in Pewamo - 2 Phone 641-4584 13-3-p-ty Hubbardston Rd , Pewamo, ployment and Training Act of experience to Box C, % Chnton garden of your dreams Your Miscellaneous 1973 Contact Clinton County- host- Salesmen from the Duane bedroom ranch. Double garage FOR SALE - 1965 Corvette, Mich. Phone 593-2424 and/or County News, 120 E Walker St. and workshop, large fireplace, both tops, custom paint, new 593-2552 40-tf-28 WANTED - Someone who Equalization Department, St Johns Applicants wiJJ be J Andersen Real Estate, Inc or Courthouse, 224-6761 ext. 26o, for a private showing call 669- fully carpeted including kitchen tires and wheels, 327 engine, 4- Cattle would like to attend a new contacted for personal in and bath, large lot Across from speed, headers and side pipes WE HAVE Pincor generator1; church in the St Johns area. We for more information 16-2-p-l terview 16-2-p-l 5126 16-1-P-4 elementary school Phone 593- $3700 00 Call 224-4067 ,15-3-p-ll Hafner's Electric, 616 S- Main believe the whole bible, 3666. 15-3-P-6 healing, deliverance. Holy HELP WANTED - Truck FOR SALE - Wisconsin large Fowler, phone 593-2188 34-tf-27 WANTED - Babysitter in my WANT TO SELL your Land NEED A WHEEL ALIGN dairy type. Holstein springing Ghost baptism, speaking in driver and wholesale meat tongues, righteousness. End cutter or breakers. Full time home from 4 30 pm until 10:30 Contract? We buy Pay cash FOR RENT - In St. Johns, 3- MENT, brake job, engine tune- heifers Also heifer calves from STEEL, aluminum and Unyl pm Park Lake area 339-2005 For prompt fast service, call bedroom apartment. Stove and up-you name it - DREPS 100 to 125 lbs Delivered on biding, also roofing. Free Time'Revival.. .Please call or employment Must be neat and write, Rev Rick Strawcutter, reliable 5 days a week Gpod anytime in the morning H-3-p-l Ford S LaNoble, 1516 East refrigerator furnished. MOTOR HOMES can do all your approval Phone 414-788-3332 estimates No down payment.. Michigan Ave., Lansing, Available Sept 1st. Call 593-2659 car, truck, or recreational Donald Gonnering, Route 2, Box ABC Builders 482-9562 5-tf-27 229 W Lincoln St., Grand wages and benefits Apply* in Ledge 627-7766 14-4-p-28 person at Personnel Office, Michigan, phone 1517) 482-1637, 14-3-P-6 vehicle repairs So. if you are 230, Kaukauna, Wisconsin. having problems with your Mich Beef Co, DeWitt, Mich. Jobs Wanted evenings (517) 337-1276. 3-tf-4 12-ll-p-2l WANTED KEYPUNCH WANTED - old postcards 16-t-p-l FOR RENT — 3 bedroom house vehicle, whv not give DREPS OPERATORS. Many employers in country. St Johns school MOTOR HOMES a call today? dating 1900-1920. Telephone 224- LOOKING FOR A NEW FUR SALE - 25 Angus cattle have called for keypunch 73 SYNOPSIS OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS Bath Township (R, & B. BragdonJ Township is requesting certain considerations as a condition for County is properly equalized and is contingent upon withdrawal Tuesday, July 2,1974 doing so The Committee are meeting with legal counsel on the of such withdrawal by the State Tax Commission matter. Communications were read; R-M, One-Family Rural Residential to B-2, General Business: A Resolution-from Wexford County was referred to the, Synopsis of proceedings of Clinton County Board of Com- Lots land 2, Dryer's Addition to Bath, Section 20, Bath Town Overway reported for Property Management Committee missioners meeting, Tuesday, July 2,1974. Chamberlain reported for the Zoning Commission. Government and Personnel Committee. ship, A Resolution from Macomb County was placed on file The Board met Tuesday, July 2, 1974 with all members Voted and carried Richard Allen, candidate for State Senator 30th District, ap reporting present peared to say "hello"*. Overway reported for the Property Management Committee This was the first meeting of the Board since returning to the Roy Ebert was also present. He is a candidate for State regarding the proposed monument for the courthouse iawn Commissioners Room. (And it's good to be back). Duplain Township (Spartan Aggregate) Representative 88th District. Michael L. Zigler, Hila Bross and Robert Ott appeared in op Minutes of the June 18,1974 meeting were approved. Meeting adjourned at this time and to meet again Tuesday, position to removal of the cannon from the lawn The American Communications were read: An application for a Special Use Permit for a gravel pit on the July 23,1974 at 1:00PM Legion, VFW and JCC to prepare a bronze plaque for the cannon Michigan Assessors Association will hold their 2nd Annual following described parcel of land: Ernest E Carter, Clerk Derrill Shinabery. Chairman Property Management Committee to present plans for Conference at Boyne Mountain Lodge, August 4-6. Commissioners North fyofXW^ of Section 31, T8N-R1W. memorial dedicated to the memory of Veterans of ail Wars. A prize are invited, ' Voted and carried. SYNOPSIS OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS will be offered for the best plan presented. t i Commissioner Overway reported on TCRPC activities. Tuesday, July, 23,1974 Douglas Trezise, State Representative 87th District and now candidate for State Senator 30th District appeared to say "hello" Commissioner Gilson reported for Government & Personnel Amendments Synopsis of proceedings of Clinton County Board of Com Committee. Blue Star Mothers; be authorized to place a memorial to Korean missioners meeting, Tuesday, July 23, 1974. and Vietnam Veterans on the courthouse lawn A motion to request the clerk to prepare a synopsis of Board Sec 5.66 (12) delete in its entirety- The Board met Tuesday, July 23, 1974 with all members proceedings for publishing in the paper was carried unanimously. Sec 8.32 1st paragraph, 1st line, delete "and A-l" and change present except Dyle Henning, who was excused. Harold Benson presented construction plans for a proposed A proposal to join the Airport Authority was referred to the "Districts" to "District". Voted and carried A number of interested persons were present. garage on County property It was agreed to enter into a lease Committee for further study. ' Gilson presented an amendment to the Charter of the Tri- Minutes of the July 2,1974 meeting were approved. agreement with Mid-County Ambulance Service and to have the The affirmative action employment plan was discussed, County Regional Manpower Consortium Agreement. Hawks reported for the Finance Committee re Tax Appeal Committee and County Prosecutor execute a proper lease The Board recessed at 10:00 A.M. Chapter 6: Powers, Duties and Responsibilities of the Regional Case A Resolution pertaining to same was adopted pending ap Dale Chapman, Drain Commissioner presented a request by Harold Benson, Bingham Twp. Supervisor reviewed the ,St Administrative Board. Paragraph 4. Voted and carried proval of DeWitt Township Shiawassee County Drain Commissioner to clean a drain which Johns storm sewer project. The Township and City are working H Maier recommends that the County participate in a Tri- RESOLUTION outlets in a natural water course flowing into Clinton County Sditl together to resolve the problem County waste treatment study. RESOLVED, That the Board of Commissioners of Clinton permission was granted to clean the drain Commissioner Martin reviewed the solid waste disposal Chairman referred the matter to the Land Use Committee County is committed to set 1975 County equalized values and A Friend of the Court Employment Program w at> entered situation along with Virginia Zeeb as an additional representative. S.E.V factors to achieve the same based on State Tax Com Payment of bills for the month of June in the amount of Commissioners expense accounts were presented and ap Henning reported on the reactivation of the Emergency Em mission and county equalization sales ratio studies for 1973 proved $21,216.04 as passed by the Audit Committee were approved. ployment Plan now (PEP) Program The Committees wilt be through 12/31/74 and in accordance with the State Tax Com- P.M SESSION working on a revised plan mission manual. This commitment is to assure that units, such Meeting adjourned at this time and to ,meet again Muiiday, A Minarik presented the action taken by and the recom The Special Committee also met with DeWitt Township on a as DeWitt Township if entitled to a factor of l 0 receive same August 5, 1974 at 900 am mendations of the Honing Commission at the June 20,1974 meeting proposal to withdraw the Township Tax Appeal case. DeWitt and all other units receive appropriate factors so that Clinton Clerk l' Chairman City of St Johns Commission meeting proceedings July 22.1974 project routes had been inad traffic problems created by the Discussion followed con at their next regular meeting Ebert annexation He stated notify both banks that at the this would complete the Wight Mayor Wood called the vertently left off the warrant large trucks were the basis of cerning the use of the tennis Motion carried. that the City Engineer present time that the Police Street right of-way and tliat it regular meeting of the St. Johns sheet and he was now asking the request. courts and the possibility of Engineer Vermette reported discovered an error in the Department will continue to uould also provide a picket City Commission to order at permission to pay said bill. Discussion followed con locating ^an alternate site. that he had examined the South description as provided by the collect and count Parking Meter park location tor future 7-30 pm Motion by Comm Hannah, cerning the restriction request Motion by Comm Arehart, Oakland Street area concerning proprietor and further that the funds and further that they be development COMMISSIONERS supported by Comm Arehart to Motion by Comm Wilcox, supported by Comm Hannah to the petition for extension of the proprietor's representative, Mr thanked for their interest A discussion followed con- PRESENT: Arehart, Ebert, authorize payment as per the supported by Comm Hannah to grant permission to the St Johns sanitary sewer to service said Robert Ebert had been con Motion carried < cerning the utilization ot the Hannah, Wilcox, Wood Video Media statement authorize the City Attorney to High School Student Council to area. tacted in this regard, and that The City Manager reported right of-way tor the storm COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: provided that said Company draft an Ordinance limiting utilize the new tennis courts on . He stated that a gravity line said representative stated that that Cains Buick had informed sewer project as an alternatixe None first sign a statement assuring truck traffic on South Scott a temporary basis for the could be installed which would he would have the property the City that they would not to the original site The STAFF PRESENT: their compliance with the Road from M 21 to Townsend requested dance and further service those homes between surveyed and provide Mr fulfill their agreement as low- financing of the alternate route Weatherwax, Humphrey. agreement to complete the Road except for local delivery that the Council follow the Oak Street and the first house Maples with a proper bidder with the City, to provide was also considered Maples, Vermette project as per their quotation and further that said Ordinance Police Chief's recom North of the Seventh Day Ad- description two pick-up trucks Motion b> Comm Wilcox, Motion by Comm Arehart, Motion carried be prepared for the next regular mendations with the exception ventist Church Mr Maples went on to say that Discussion followed supported by Comm Arehart to supported by Comm Ebert to Mayor Wood asked for ad City Commission meeting of the "leaving the dance" Motion by Comm Wilcox, until such time as the Motion by Comm Hannah, authorize the put chase ot the approve the minutes of July 8, ditions or deletions to the Motion carried. provision, and further supported by Comm Ebert to description could be obtained, supported by Comm Ebert that land under option Irom Mr and 1974 City Commission meeting agenda as presented The City Manager read a authorized the installation of ask the City Engineer to put his that further action could not be the City Manager be authorized Mrs Robert Rand, and furtiiet, as presented The City Manager asked for communication from Mr Doug the too volt outlet, if at all report in writing and further 'aken m this regard to generalize the pickup truck that the major and clerk be Discussion followed- two additions Japinga of 405 East Park Street possible by Friday night provide the Commission with a Motion by Comm Ebert, specifications and attempt to authurized to sign the ap Mayor Wood then asked for a Motion by Comm Arehart, regarding his sewer line for his Motion carried. cost estimate as well as the supported Comm Wilcox to acquire from quotations, two propriate document concerning vote on the previous motion on supported by Comm Wilcox to house, and requesting that the footage involved Further, that accept the annexation report 1974 Pickup trucks, further that the purchase Motion carried the July 8 minutes Motion approve the agenda as amen City pay Engineer to report The City Manager then read a said report be presented at the concerning the Clarence Ebert if he acquired said quotations The City Manager asked for carried ded. Motion carried back to the City Commission. communication from Fire next regular meeting Motion property Motion carried. prior to the next meeting that he authorization to sign the storm The City Clerk asked the Mr Teed of 700 South Scott Motion carried Captain Raymond Kentfield carried The City Manager presented contact the City Commission in sewer project change oi der Commission to change their Road appeared before the The City Manager read a requesting an extension of TheCity Attorney gave the 1st letters from Mr Brandon White- an effort to expedite the pur which would provide for the warrant sheet. Commission to ask that Scott request from the St Johns" High service time for him reading of the proposed Or from Clinton National Bank and chase of the vehicles Motion utilization of the Wight Stieet Motion by Comm Arehart, Road, from US 27 to M 21, be School Student Council Motion by Comm Ebert, dinance 268 Mr Harold Wellman of Central carried nght-ot-way us> opposed to the supported by Comm Hannah to designated street restricting requesting permission to use supported by Comm Hannah to Motion by Comm Ebert, National Bank, stating they The City Manager asked original plan of crossing the approve the warrants as truck traffic the new tennis courts for a refer the request to the Fire supported by Comm Wilcox to would count the City's parking permission to purchase the land Rose Farm amended Motion carried. Mr Clare Chambers of 706 dance Commission for dispensation of accept the first reading of the meter monies if the City so needed from Mr and Mrs Again, the financial estimates Manager Weatherwax then South Scott Road expressed his The City Manager presented the request as per the existing Ordinance and to set a Public desired Robert Rand for the completion of the two routes w ere discussed informed the Commission that supp6rt of Mr Teed's recommendations from the procedural steps required, and Hearing for August 12, 1974 Motion by Comm Ebert, of the Wight Street right-of-way -a*ftd'examined the Video MSdia warrant for the' suggestion, stating that "his Chief of Police concerning such further that the matter be The City Attorney gave a bupported by Comm WjJcox to from Townsend Road to" Oak televising of the storm sewer concern over the noise and usage of the tennis courts placed before the Commission report concerning the Clarence instruct the City Manager to Street. Further he stated that,; #W "GAS-FIRED yrn: STATIONERY; INVITATIONS SEE US FIRST FOR iho Williamson fivtiNOME g^s'ted i,.^ Conilurl SVilt,!" I; dt^iyntJ IJI t.ljV 'ijlijlln-j LATMDBATMK piling iMjtdi'ati^n a"t) iPrfdMy u >• j&io For The Bride FARM LOANS netes^d'v Thu iuinhaii >.dbi«ii.t u.nJ s SEE Fm&»t!g> &fe?>aM& timm*& (£kzwm* ~} NEW SHIPMENT OF skNfoa BECK & HYDE Jvhn 0»K* Chevrolet SMITH GLASS SALES * REPAIRS ACCESSORIES FARMARINA, RENTAU FOR 1974 Also MANY NEW INC. They're all hers at GIFT ITEMS Call 224-3311 THE TREASURE CHEST 220 N. Clinton • St. John« QHS Of MICHIGAN'S LARGEST Hours: Mon thru Fri 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. PARTS OEALEU Sirt and Siin 9 ajn. * 4 p Jn. EDINGER CHEVROLET h* •=—••»»—-.•.*— 224-2719 Jo FOWLER OPEN 7 DAYS Mon > Vfcd • Fri Evmifaflr 7 p.m. 9p.nt. Loeattd on N. US - 27 6 Mi. No. of St Johns CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 8B ; August 15,1974 Maple Rapids / ' Next Sunday in Area ' i * THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Clinton County churches Maple Rapids Pastor Rev J. Thomas churn Pdrsormge-Mlddteton All Churches In Clinton County are invjted to tend Phone 2»774Z their weekly announcements' to The Clinton County Sunday News, They must reach us by 10 *.m. Monday to Insure » 9:30 am Worship Service publication in the current week's Issue, 10.30 am Sunday School Tuesday 7 00 pm Sftrfor Choir Practice ASSEMBLY OP GOD SOUTH RILEY BIBLE CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Wednesday SUSiCT*£Ba)dwfn WiJJardFarrier.Paitor Fowler Area 2nd Wednesday each month Avcrill M. Carson. Minister Joseph*- Eger-Jr.Pastor Located 1/2 mile east of Francis Road on ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH 7 00 pm WS.C.S. i^^^^^B fHll'Sa^a^B^afl 10 00 am > Sunday School Chadwick Road Thursday Sunday.AugustlS 11-00 am - Morning Worship Fowler. Michigan 10 am ' Sunday School 1 H.E, Rossow- Pastor 10 00 Bible study la^ii^ii^iH! *> '"~\ *P ^-^^^H 10 00 tun - Morning Worship 6 » pm Youth service 11 am Worship Service Wednesday.August:H » 30 am WortftJp ? 30 pm Sunday Evening UREENBUSH UNITED METHODIST : p;45 pm Boy Scout Troop 81 TOO pm Wednesday, second and fourth 10 30 am Sunday School 4 Bible Class HOPE LUTHERANCHURCH CHURCH ^H^^^HI ' "' '' -..g^^^l WMC Scotland Marshall Roads 7.30 pm - Wednesday evening service MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Pastor'NormanWood ' BllllllllllllH Worship Service u;W Rev Fr Albert J. Schmitt. Pastor FIRST I'MTED METHODIST CHURCH Beginning Feb 27, Wednesday 1 Sunday, PRICE CNITED METHODIST . Saturday Evening Matt- 4:30, 7:00 10:30 am Church School 200 East Slate Street CHl'RCH Lenten Service ol 7:30 pm o'clock pm 5t.Johns.Mi4«79 Tuesday Directions at Dawn 7 am Ili30 am Church Services liev DaroldB.Boyd Sunday Masi« 6^30. 8:30.10:30 am WSCS 3rd Wednesday at 8 pm Francis Cart Johannides. Minister 9 45 am Church School Holy Days- Holy Day Eve. 4:30 pm. 7:00 -"' ^Me^aBa^i^B^i^B^^a^i^B^iaa ST. JOHNS LinLE LEAGUE WRAPUP Special Clinton County News 3D ANNUAL Issue AUGUST 15,1974 2C Clinton County News August 15,1974 GIANTS Barb and Becky Downing, 2 of the Mr and Mrs Jack Downing children , show the pride in their dad that the whole community fenls for his unselfish efforts to make the St Johns Little League a success since 1963. Jack is also the prime "mover and shaker" in the Pony League Program in St Johns. But, to tell the truth, we think Jack's getting a little embarrassed 'with us paying him a little tribute each year in thanks for his many hours of work in the youth programs. So, Jack, this year we won't say anything about your dedication Members of the Giants are front, from left, Brian Stoddard, Richard Kundrata, Scott Rockafellow, to the youth of St Johns, the many hours you devote to insure a Brian Ziegler, Dave Whitaby, Josha Eldridge and Steve Ward. Back, from left, Kevin Irrer, Ron successful program year after year, not to mention also the hours Rademacher, Don Stoddard, Gary Paddock, Bob Sutherland, Jeff Plowman, Scott Chalmers and Kevin spent in helping the Jaycees in their Soapbox Derby . Conley. Third row are Ron Kidney, Bob Green and Larry Strickland. We'll just say "thank-you. Jack." Weita TWi of OUKTBOIJA TO ALL THE MEMBERS OF LITTLE LEAGUE AND THEIR COACHES AND SPONSORS FOR ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON. Chevrolet & Oldsmobile BEE'S PHONE 224-2345 SOUTH US-27 ST. JOHNS •!iaitjW£A£->^ «i August 15.1974 Clinton County Now* SOX Members of the Sox team are, front, from left: Eric Hufnagel, Bob Wagar, Dennis Martens. Randy Cdtlin, Alan Post and Jeff Rewerts. Rear, from left: Vince Doerr, Joe Kewerts, Glenn Gilbert, Jim Bertoldi, Larrj Goff, Chris Ballinger and coach, Mike Doerr. Not pictured are Tony Young and Chris Veihl. Members of the Tigers team are. front from left: Jim Thefen. John Thelen, David Kuripla, David Wood, David Decker, John Livingston and Jason Livingston. Rear, from left: Jeff Kemper, Eddie Hallenbeck, Ken Harris, David Dietz, Garth Banninga, Mike VanRooyan and Alan Carroll. Coaches are Richard Wood and Stan Thelen. Our Congratulations to the Little League sportmanship and citizenship at its best CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 222 N. Clinton St, Johns 224-2304 Main Office 112 E. Allegan, Lunstng, Michigan 222 N. CLINTON AVE. - ST. JOHNS * », ) I,' fr r •» ^ ^ _> * "i *J A * » H *. P 4 • * *. > * **» •» » * * 4C Clinton County News August 15,1974 REDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Members of the Reds are front, from left, bat boys Marty Martins and Eric Signs, Brian Butcher. Berry Simons, Bill Beauchamp, Can Halstead, Jeff George. Craig Hardman. Jeff DeBrabander, Troy KUngbile. John DeBrabander, Ray Signs, Mike Whitford, Leon Klingbile, Carl DeUne, Brian Grennel. LITTLE Greg Kingsley and Jay Beauchamp. Manager is Ernie George. Not shown are Dale Hardman, Norman Beauchamp, James DeBrabander and Todd VanAmburg. LEAGUE METS BOB'S Live Sport Center lets are front, from left, G. Chant, B. Churches, B. Garrod, J. Piozscak, P. Routley, 506 N. CLINTON ST. JOHNS K. St John and D. Dakers. Rear, from left, K. Barrett, coach, B. McCarthy, L. Slade. l> Smaltz, K. Barrett, B. Barrett, R. Brush, M. Humenik, K. Bushrue, E. St John, coach. Not present are B. Thelen, coach, K. Scott and J. Smith. . v'.tfc-iiiWiOiiii^., m*-*t SJHS GYM CLOTHING ^FOOTBALL AND TENNIS SHOES - iREDWING BAGS August 15,1974 Clinton County News SC INDIANS Members of the Indians are. front, from left, Tony Salazar, Ken bounds, Gary Keilen, Dave Vitek, Barry Woodhams, Steve Becker and Graham Rice. Top, from left* Doug Vitek, Richard Kingsley, Paul Suchek, Paul Swagart, Kurt Conley, and Steve Eaton. In back are Roger Jorae, manager, and Kenneth Jorae, coach. Not pictured are Gary Myers, Steve Myers, Danny Myers and Leonard Swagart, coach. A SALUTE to the Little League for their successful season and our best wishes for the seasons to come. PARR'S REXALL PHARMACY 201 N. Clinton St. Johns Ph. 224-2837 l nmfrwrrrwvf9mrrr99mmf^f99P^rn'Wff?^KS^ff9^ ^TT!TTTTT!S^S^m *-*. j^i«-»»-»a »III >MIVH nVi iiBi HM \ Congratulations to the Little League and Good Luck in the Future Ramember to listen to Members of the Yankees are, front from left, Pat Fitzpatrick, John Jakus. John Mueller, Elon Huf- nagel, Scott Banner, Ken Becker, Scott Fitzpatrick, Mike Parker, Dean Mazzolini, Kob Hurst, Jim WRBJ - FM Stereo. Peters, Tod Bakita, Mike Dietz, Bruce Fedewa, Mike Thompson, and Brian Thompson, Coaches are Don 92.1 on vour FM dial Isbell, Sheldon Parker and Dr Roger Fitzpatrick. Not shown is Scott Bebow. Relaxing, easy listening music in stereo WRBJ \ 1580 Best Wishes to the LITTLE Members of the Cubs are~front, from left, Scott Tiedt, Mark Doty, Eddie Simon, Mark Egres, Brent Ma Hand, David Hufnagel, Kevin Redman and Craig Tiedt. Rear, from left, Steve Pung, Dennis Sleep, Jeff Kosloski, Steve Wadsworth, Doug Sleep* Tim Tbelen, Mickey Sweeney, and Randy Pung. Coaches are. from left, Doug Sleep, Bernie Kosloski and Al Thelcn, OUR COMPLIMENTS PHILLIES to the LITTLE LEAGUE May it always be as successful as this year! CLINTON TRACTOR and Members of the Phillies are. front, from left. Grant Leduke, Ross Pope, Rod Rajas, Troy Brooks and John Jukovac, coach. Second row, from left, Buck- Wager, Steve Karber, Dave Purchass, Dean Sharick and Greg Pease. Third row, from left, Coach Marvan Lovegrove, Jon Lorenc, Todd Cressman, Scott HARDWARE INC. Ward, Morris Brooks, Doug Lovegrove, Doug VanBelkum and Dick Pease, Coach. 108 E. Railroad St. Johns NICE A Salute GOING ~ to the LITTLE Little LEAGUE League IT WAS A GREAT for a successful season and best SEASON... wishes for the BEST WISHES seasons to come! FOR NEXT YEAR! "Music Is our business not a sideline" Ralph-Dara's COMMUNITY ScUlecf '4- THcttic (fatten,DODG E SALES St. Johns 200 E. HIGHAM St. JOHNS 120 N. Clinton Jbfat. 8C Clinton County New* August 15,1974 Sco&*7tedt Sddle Simo*, Sieve 'Ptutf Steve 7&ad4wtt6 TbufSUeft limlieU* Cubs Record 'TKttt&f Sweeney 9-0 1974 Th^SUefc Runner-up &16eU* Congratulations Little League T&icAe* "SuUdU? *)HC. etiHfalKfidUHe %ed *?tnttity>i* AU*fy & %%wt*6e>i tic. Sc&mCtt SUtttic (fatfoal 1taU*H4l S Steve %ec6&i Pcud SucAdb 'Paul SwA^vtC 'Kunt (faUetf Stcvc8*U*« Indians Stevc'THyvt* ®*HHty TttyeM Record o-I * 1974 &fe* fvuie, ma*#fe* Championship game Indians 7 « Cubs 4 Champs We Salute You S$**4> 'fawL StUe* *)kc. 7%cU*tteH fesuUmocfoi 0*K4faictto4i &>. St. p<4** &-*£ @U*t6*> 7 See'* &Uv>uUet & OlcUmMe t«c. ^edenxiiPH^ut This page courtety xtfjba&bove Little Leogue*Sponsors^ *•* ***'„». ~s IOC Clinton County News August 15,1974 TWINS Members of the Twins are front, from left, Jamie Foster, Todd Mills, Scott Parsons, Bobby Stollstiemer, Mark Williamson, Pete Hopp, Scott Furry and Chuck Coleman. Back, from left, Brad Rinckey, Jay Richards* Bobby Decker, Mark Nurenberg, Al Welton, Mike Terpening, Jeff-Williamson and Marty Green. Manager is John Williamson and coaches are Robert Paksi and BiJJ Rinckey. WE SALUTE The LITTLE LEAGUE IT BUILDS SPORTSMANSHIP- TEAMWORK-SPIRIT "COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIAL" CENTRAL MICHIGAN SPARTANS Members of the Spartans are, front, from left, Eric Slamka, Mike Makara, Jim Swanchara. Dean LUMBER CO. Gitroy, Brian Simon, Spencer Beaufore and Jim Paksi. Top, from left. Bill Saurbek, Curtis Simon, Todd Gilroy, Kurt Slamka, Brent Simon and Jeff Andrews. Coaches are Tony Slamka, left, and Wayne 407 N. Clinton * St. Johns Ph. 224-2358 Beaufore, Not pictured is Ivan Stebbins. Our Compliments Congratulations to the to the LITTLE LEAGUE LITTLE LEAGUE SEVERAL BOOKS OF WALLPAPER May You Have ON HAND TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM. Many Successful 3 DAY AVAILABLITY Years Ahead. . . GAMBLE'S of ^t /4okvi& sJ"iA,mitu,re ST. JOHNS PH. 224-2063 118 N.CLINTON ST. JOHNS 117 W. WALKER PH. m-im August 15.1974 Clinton County News TIC ROYALS WE SALUTE THE LITTLE LEAGUE It's a great program and we know everyone is proud of it's tremendous success! Harr's Jewelry "31 years of Selling Fine Diamonds Members of the Royals are, front, from left, Mark Winelan, Ted Lewis, Jack Mauer, Eric Smith, Ned Neimi, Brian Simeox and Jerry Malek. 2nd row, from left. Craig Biffips, Jerry Clingerman, Todd in the Clinton County Area." Deitrich, Jeff Simeox, Andy Repath, Gary Campbell and Jon Musolf. Rear, from left, Jerry Deitrich St. Johns Fred Musolf and Roger Simeox. 114 N.Clinton All Of Us At REHMANN'S Wish to Congratulations Salute to the the St. Johns LITTLE LITTLE LEAGUE "It's our business to know boys LEAGUE and we know that the little league instills the qualities in our youth that make our country, state and May it always be successful city a better place to live!" MEL WARREN Rehmann's CLOTHING-FURNISHINGS-SHOES AGENCY for DAD and LAD St. Johns St. Johns 1.09 It Clinton •»n M > M miti 12C Clinton County News August 15,1974 COUGARS Members of the Cougars are. fromt, from left, Mike Riley, Dave Maples, Ralph Wood, Jeff Casler. Jeff Brown. Phil McKeachie and Gary Blasen. Rear, from left, Mike Keeler, Dan Plowman, Terry Plowman. Todd Elsea, Mike Hopp, Jonny Lorenc, Rodney Atkinson and Manager, Larry Plowman. Not present is Dave Weber, Members of the Astros are front, from left, Tony Post, John Warren, Mark Voisin, Kurt Hayes, Mike La Bar. Joe Menovske and Tim Pifer. Back, from left. Garrett Hayes, Dan Simon, Scott Chamberlain, Brent LeBar. Martin Goalman, Jim Barrett and Bryan Burns. Coaches are Donnis La Bar and Cork S Chamberlain. Not pictured are Keith Cof f man. Tim Dickman, Scot Husted and Charles Divish. Our Best Wishes to LITTLE LEAGUE For Another Successful Season Serving HUB MOTEL You Since I933 ALLABY & CARPETED ROOMS COLOR TELEVISION BREWBAKER INC. FOWIER PHONES IN EACH ROOM ST. JOHNS 245I N. U.S 27, ST JOHNS rrione 224-2324-. t^xu^kmnimiMttteim •XWfHj&£J*[ HUMtf zE^mmmmmm August 15,1974 Clinton County News 13C ORIOLES Members of the Orioles are front, from left, Danny Russell [bat-boy], Kelly Smith, Mike Humenik, Darren Rogers, Don Hulett, Darren Scott, Gary Bowers, Charlie Chapko, Chris Russell, Tim Smith [bat boy], Richard Light. Everett Tfiornton, Terry Knaus, Paul DuGay, Bill Purchase, Kurt Hufnaget and Todd Beottger. Coaches are Carl Rogers, left, and Walt Russell, Members of the Captains are. front, from left, Cal Winsor. Rick Mee, Ken Clark, Marty Zuker, Mike Pawlowski, Pat Ebert and Craig Hankens. Rear, from left, Jeff Maples, Tim Vuhoegle, Scott Wittevecn, John Lenon, Tom Argumedo, Chet Farrier and Kevin Hoyt. NICE GOING Congratulations ^ LITTLE LEAGUE to the It was a great season. Little League Best Wishes for next year! for a great season and best wishes for the seasons to come From all the people at ********** Bennett's SMThe Nicest Stttction of in Omtt»l Micht«*n Used Cars CAINS Jewelry • Fully Guaranteed I m^U ^Mm i GMC-Opel ********3 ,,A u. t • • ^ ^»^ *:*******i» 107 N. Clinton St. Johns 2lOHighara- — -, • Ph. 224-3231 ., fl 14C Clinton County News August 15,1974 JETS Members of the Jets are front, from left, Doug Fox, Mark Eckley. John Karber. Bruce Pifer, Greg Fox, Jamie Werbish, Chuck Ernst and Scott Shutes. Back, from left, Blake Pierman, Dan Dietz, Eric Silm. Todd Scott, Bryan Brockmyre, Dan Eckley, Eric Root and Ken Hathaway, Coaches are Roger Shutes. Bill Fox and Duane Eckley. CARDINALS Members of the Cardinals are front, from left, Steve Droste, Sammy Martinez, Scott Forbes. Bob Stewart, Brian Andrus, Kevin Fox, Bruce Fedewa and Doug Fedewa. Rear, from left, Doug Bensinger. Chinyol Case, Bob Eaton, Calvin Rice, Scott Palmer, Todd Bensinger, Mike Purtill and Fred Wood. Seated is Alan Droste, bat boy. Coach is Dick Droste, IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE WE SALUTE THE Nice Going ST. JOHNS Little League LITTLE LEAGUE You've done a great job! QUALITY DISCOUNT D&C STORE HOUSE 205 N. Clinton St. Johns 125 N. Clinton St Johns August 15,1974 Clinton County News 15C BRAVES Franjc Vasquez Members of the Braves are front, from left, Steve Gonzales* Mark Vasquez,* Ricky Mills, Eddie Salazar, Gary Hinton, Kenny Vasquez, Kenneth Krechen, Bryan Brandon, Martin Martinez, Terry Vasquez, Brad Brandon and coaches Frank Vasquez (at right) and Ed Prowant. PIRATES Members of the Pirates are front, from left, Brian TerfH, BobFonger, Tim Moore, Doug'Swanchara, Paul Pioszak, Jerry Peters and Chris Parsons. Rear, from left, Steve Smith, Bruce Butter. Craig Bancroft, Greg-Wood, Mike Moore, Sam Williams, John Stafford, Allan Biddinger, and Todd Walker, Coaches are Tom Walker and John Purtilt. That's the stuff- Boys Keep Up The Fine SPORTSMANSHIP... Blue A-l Arrow That's the name of the ^ame "CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LITTLE LEAGUE FOR THEIR FINE SEASON AND Jim McKenzie GOOD SPORTMANSHIP' Agency, Inc. Egcm's J^jL USED CARS AND TRUCKS N. Clinton PH. 224-2479 .-200 W. H&fann St Johni Ph. 2244543 casey at the bat by Ernest Lawrence Thayer (1863 - 1940) The outlook wasn't brilliant for the Mudville nine that day; The score stood four to two, with but one inning more to play; And so, when Cooney died at first, and Barrows did the same, A sickly silence fell upon the patrons of the game, A straggling few got up to go in deep despair. The rest Clung to the hope which springs eternal in the human breast.- They thought,.if only Casey could but get a whack, at that, They *d put even money now, with Casey at the,bat. But Flynn preceded Casey, as did also Jimmy Blake, And the former was a pudding and the latter was a fake. So upon that stricken multitude grim melancholy sat, For there seemed but little chance of Casey's getting to the bat* But Flynn let drive a single, to the wonderment of all, And Blake, the much despised, tore the cover off the ball. And when the dust had lifted, and they saw what had occurred, There was Jimmy safe on second, and Flynn a-hugging third. Then from the gladdened multitude went up a joyous yell, It bounded from the mountain-top and rattled, in the dell. It struck upon the hillside, and recoiled upon the flat, For Casey, mighty Casey, was advancing to the bat. There was ease in Casey's manner as he stepped into his place, There was pride in Casey's bearing and a smile on Casey's face. And when, responding to the cheers, he lightly doffed his hat, No stranger in the crowd could doubt 'twas Casey at the bat. Ten thousand eyes were on him as he rubbed his hands with dirt, Five thousand tongues applauded when he wiped them on his shirt. Then while the writhing pitcher ground the ball into his hip, Defiance gleamed in Casey's eye, a sneer curled Casey's lip. And now the leather covered sphere came hurtling through the air, And Casey stood a-watching it in haughty grandeur there; Close by the sturdy batsman the ball unheeded sped. "That ain't my style," said Casey. "Strikeone," the umpire said. From the benches, black with people, there went up a muffled roar, Like the beating of the storm-waves on a stern and distant shore. "Kill him! Kill the umpire!" shouted someone on the stand. And it's likely they'd have killedhim had not Casey raised his hand. With a smile of Christian charity great Casey's visage shone, He stilled the rising tumult; he bade the game go on; He signaled to the pitcher, and once more the spheroid flew, But Casey still ignored it and the umpire said, "Strike two!" "Fraud!" cried the maddened thousands, and the echo answered. 'Fraud!' But a scornful look from Casey, and the audience was awed. They saw his face grow stern and cold, they saw his muscles strain, And they knew that Casey wouldn't let that ball go by again. The sneer is gone from Casey's lips, his teeth are clenched in hate, He pounds with cruel violence his bat upon the plate; And now the pitcher holds the ball, and now he lets it go, And now the air is shattered by the force of Casey's blow. Oh! somewhere in this favored land the sun is shining bright. The band is playing somewhere, and somewhere hearts are light; And somewhere men are laughing, and somewhere children shout. But there is no joy in Mudville—mighty Casey has struck out. eU«T8>MTW»U. The wide-awake bank makes ita^somsy, CLINTON NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CO MEMBER FDIC Serving The Clinton Area From Elovon Locations » . > V 1,1.,.., > :\. I .••Mill H* Except Saturday Wile, Midnight to Sunday 8am ** .t Copyright 1974. The Kro ger Co. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quan ttties. Prices and Coupons Good Monday, August 12 thru Sunday, August 18, 1974. I. ' WN «JC** *»» fepfOODfi Refreshing "The People's Choice" US Govt Graded Choice Center Cut Pepsi Cola Chuck Roast {Plus Oepoiif1 I^l • • • I KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON I • • • ^l t< 1 16-FI gV^^ft ^^St / c ^. St Johns Kroger Store Only! Lb '"ft/;'It lOzBflt «vm« /,.a,re '9* °P To Kroger ti > With Coupon Inside_1 *5 Purchase v/ 57, White Bread Country Club Kwick Krisp Ice Cream Sliced Bacon ( '/2-Gal Carton lttaii Save Up To 564 on 4 Loaves ^9?; $ Limit 4 with coupon and $5 purchata txeludlng btir, wine, clgarettai. '/c. With Coupon Inside t S Purchase Limit oni coupon par family. 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WM Bean Coffee &"^OT; Limit one coupon per family Prices good thru '/2-Garfon Limit Sunday August IB Subject to applicable state Limit Limit and local taxes Every week, Kroger offers you many low-priced 16-FI Carton weekly specials on items our sktHed buyers have 1 been able to get for us at bargain prices. £72. Oz Btls (^••••••KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON And every week, Kroger's Advertisements feature e a group of Mini Mizer Coupons you can redeem Limit 1 With coupon a\ $5 00 purchase excluding beer, wine, cigarettes Limit 1 with coupon & $5 00 purchase excluding beer wine cigarettes 20 OFF for exceptional savings We think these programs ^_ Limit one coupon per family Prices good Monday. August 12 thru Ltmit one coupon per family Price* good Monday. August 12 thru Limit t witi coupon ft ss 00 purchase excluding beet wine cigarettes Limit 3 With coupon ft $5 00 purchase excluding beer, wine, cigarettes ••V^ Sunday, August tg, T974. Suoject to applicable slate and local taxet JH Sunday. August IB 1974 Subject to applicable state an« local taxet Limit one coupon per family Price* good Monday August 12 thru __ Limit one coupon per family Prices good Monday. August 12 thru One 16 Oz Pkg wilt add up to a definite savings on your weekly Sunday August is 1974 Subject to applicable state and local ta*es ^•L Sunday, August IB 1974 subject to *pp)Jeat>i# sUteind local taxes Food Bill. gi ••••••••••••••••• wA & n••••••••••••••••! Green Magic Cleaner 4 Limit one coupon per family Prices good thru Sunday, August 1» Subject to applicable state and local taxes Copyright 1974. The Kroger Co. We Reserve The Right To Limit £T2l £T2 Quantities. Prices and Coupons !••• KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON Good Monday, August 12 thru c Sunday, August 18, 1974. 15 OFF On« 40 Oz Box Calgon Water Conditioner Limit one coupon per family Prices good thru Sunday. August 1* Subject to applicable *UJB and local taxes • ••••KROGER MINI MIEER COUPON 7» OFF ™ One 22 Oz Pkg Betty Crocker Fudge Brownie Mix I I Limit one coupon ott family Prices good thru Sunday. August It Subject to applicable state OPEN 24 and local taxes I I ^•CZ~"D'••»•••• C^ \. ^•••••B KROGER MINIe MIZER COUPON! I I "The People's Choice" u s EOVT tftttBeD CHOICE BEEF Fresh Kwick Krisp PriceKs and CouponHs Goo d at your - ; io OFF US Govt Graded Choice Center Cut St. Johns Kroger Store Only. uo UOVT uraoeo unoice uenrer uw v • • A A I • / One 38 0* Bottle Crisco Oil Sliced Bacon Limit one coupon per family Prices good thru Sunday, August 18 subject to applicable state Chuck Roast ^% Hamburger and local taxes •••••••• 12-0z- rai £T3!I KROGER MINIc MIZER COUPON!•••••••« The People $ Choice ' wtrkg US Go« G'atted Choice 10 OFF « Chuck One 18 Ol Jar Kroger wi Jellies or Preserves Steak Limit one coupon per family Prices good thru Sunday, August It subject to applicable state and local taxes £72 ^> 89 • •••• KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON' US Gov't Inspected Mixed 12° OFF Wishbone "The Peoples Choice" US Gov't Graded Choice Kroger On 4 Pkgi Regular or Instant Boston Roll Canned Fryer Parts | Cornish t3t Eckrich Sale! Kroger Pudding Jumbo or Regular or BulkSmokedor Bulk 1 Limit one coupon per family Prices good thru 'People's Choici Sunday. August It subject to applicable state Ham Game Hens Beef Meat Thick Polish •ndfocat taxes Boneless $ Bologna U.S. GOITT GRADED CHOICE BEEF Franks Franks BolognajSausage ti 1 Lb f*g 1 Lb Pkg 1 Lb Pkg Lb include* 3 F»i*qi/l'«'i tvonll «-- Wmq «. bacH Attached. 3 • £.£\JZ MIIIP KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON •••••••••^ Hindquuteri, *.itti Back At H C;,„ S|09 t*ched, 3 Winjs. 3 l»k*s • OHe $*29 $139 c f-tiOi J'tfi center-, jnc'udedJ Gibietj 1 TOM atkttt for it. • > Krogot's got H! 10 OFF Tim People's Choice" US Govt Graded Choice Family Pafe Herrud Regular or Beef One 6 Ct Box c s Regular or Beef Herrud Smoked or Cube Steak *1.59 Roll Sausage 69 Ball Park Franks...., 1.19 Oscar Mayer Franks $1.09 Polish Sausage s1.19 Sliced Bologna -99° Carnation Instant Breakfast Lean, Meaty Oscar Mayer Oscar Mayer or Limit one coupon par family Prices good thru Sunday, August 1B Subject to applicable state c $ Herrud Fres Shore Fillets, Haddocks, Flounder All Vanetits except Beef and local taxes i2oz uiic s $ $ Pork Steak. L 99 Sliced Bacon ii? 1.49 Eckrich Bologna. • Pkg 99 Party Assortment... 1.39 Sole, or Catfish..: 1.19 Jiffy Entrees. : 1.29 llllllll STS•••••• • srz IKROGER MINI MIZER COUPON»«"«""»»« t* -CwccJi Time Tmwik HomMd Refy&i Fteaft Fume om Bakefuj Daily Special HeM & Bewihj Aids Ivory SaveUpTo18«* "• Personal 5*» /VO&Y Bars iff if wr V> r.z ' Kroger Lowfat Soap Family Size Kroger Sandwich or ( Limit one coupon per family Prices good thru Assorted Flavors 1.85 Size Sunday* Augutt It subject to applicable state Campbells and local taxes *) Chocolate or >!••••••• £72, Chicken Noodle Soup Dash Detergent^ Wiener Buns Yubi Yogurt ^ Excedrin Tablets KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON"! Buttermilk e California Thompson White 20 OFF On any 20-OzPfcg Frozen Polar Pak 3 10 «-0z 100'$ Seedless Grapes Wt Can Beef Patties • ^"^ <-*—•»— ^* "P To /^L^ J^B 1/ * *> Limit one coupon MI- family Prices good thru Sunday, AufWit If $ Your Food Costs What Unusual superstore 7"'t' 'Kit' M '^''•IISJ^'W-^'^C.,»««-*-, « —" " assortment of " *&! and & : «:"-A*/E&&22S£L~^^SM\^: for all occasions. Fancy card shop variety at supermarket prices. Delicatessen >anaerder&g Bakery •• 1 j~ — Why not take a break from the kitchen routine and drop by your Looking for old-fashioned, fresh-from-the-oven quality? Look no ?* jt Kroger Superstore for a visit to the Manhattan-style Delicatessen? We've further than your Sanders Bake Shop. We've got full variety in got just about anything you might need for a snack, a meal or just a fresh-baked rolls, breads, pastries and doughnuts. Country bake shop side dish for that special occasion. You'll find salads, desserts, cold quality at Xtra-Low Discount Prices.. .only at your Superstore Village meats, domestic and imported bulk cheese, party trays, barbequed Bake Shop. On a deficiency drat ordered by chicken and ribs and much, much more. your doctor? Finding it necessary to count calories? Include this Superstore section in every shopping trip. We have vita mins, wheat germ and! (epvthin cap sules and kelp and dolomite tablets. Ah exttrijiv* selection of low-talorie spreads, dressings, fruits, vegetables ikiilii, and condiments. Low-sodium and Buckwheat n' Honey low-salt foods. Many dessert sug gestions that are more delicious, less Fried fattening. Chicken Dinner Bread Unforgettable Menus 12 Pieces Made Easy With Our Crispy Fried ***' Chicken 6 Dinner Rolls FOODS Mb Potato Salad From caviar to escargots. . .fro...... m. pate maison to Jasmine tea.. .con- noisseur specialties from alluring T^ places far and near,. .at surprisingly moderate prices. Package of 12 Natural Organic Canned Glazed Dunkers Imported Ham. Lb Strawberry American Cheese or $ Naturally Delicious! All unusually Ice Cream 1.63 good variety, all processed without Cooked Salami a 69° preservatives and, where possible, grown without the use of chemical Regular $1.25 Try Some Today! fertilizers or anything not found in nature. You don't have to give up Dainty Candy Slices M.09 flavor and variety to enjoy natural foods any more. Cucumber Salad u 45° Travel the food world at home Superstore Hove fun at your own party with our with Kroger s _v*- € You don't have to be a connoisseur of fine winesto appreciat e the full sanction of quality domestic and imported beers, Culinary gems that remind you of to> wines and accessories found in your Ham, roast, beef, turkey, corned Paris or Peking.. .Tokyo or Tel Aviv beef combination. Salad * tray Superstore Wme Cellar... perhaps one of , . .Milan or Mexico City. No food Jumbo shrimp tray. All-ham or the better selections to be found under store in this area matches our var all-cheese trays. All at surprisingly one roof in this area. And they're Dts* iety of delicacies with the interna count-Priced, tool low prices, at your Kroger Super "ZZP tional touch. store. One-Stop Shopping Pips 4~BC-K-L-$J-SJ(M)-SB-FW~A ///// beef pie ***** Ban^d ast fcO*^ p Oihm &\ SAVG40$ $Amo 96^ sAvem SAV£29* S9i^ SI4MF 30* WITH BACKPAGE COUPON WITH BACK PAGE COUPON WITH IN STORE COUPON lo****' WITH BACK PAGE COUPON WITH BACK PAGE COUPON WITH BACK PAGE COUPON COUMTRY FRESH M 4 MILK POT PIES POP l TUNA Iff ' ***ffl RWUETS BREAD ft I >?•*• i o HALF GAL. 20-02. WT. 80Z.WT. 6'/20Z.WT.CAN 28 0Z.WTBTL 20-LB.BAfr ^ if ' < t>i 1* ^» *-i Ss QUEEN OF SCOT SAVE |4.TSNAUCKER'S APRICOT SAVE UP TO 35* P1MES0L WE WELCOME FOOD STAMP SHOPPERS 10 OZ. SAVE 10$ MADE RITE" I80Z.I !70Z, I0OZ. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. 17 FROZEN PEAS PRESERVES wr. 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