St. Johns, Fowler pass millage test Increase defeated ST. JOHNS-Barring teacher strikes, Lancaster added that the teacher con representative should be conscious of these St, Johns Public Schools will open their tract negotiations have, been stalled pending millage votes and listen to what the people doors Aug, 31, just four weeks awayj the outcome of the vote, although each side are trying to tell them," Smith said. He following the passage Monday of a 14.5 had agreed to open the schools Aug. 31 added that he hoped tax reform wouldcome mill operating proposal. A second proposal if the millage was approved. during the current legislative session, of 2.5 mills,, designed to augment the through •amendments or whatever form current operational millage, was defeated they decide upon.- But the people are by a 2-1 margin. At Fowler Monday, voters passed a very unhappy." The 14.5-mill package attracted 1,661 16-mill operational package by a vote Of 273-202. • School wil 1 open Aug. 30 at Fowler,- yes votes and was rejected by 887 voters, Smith said. "If the state aid formula a near 2-1 mandate. However, the increase "This expresses the confidence people have in our schools and in the board of is passed then I can see no trouble in was defeated 1,714 against and 836 in operating on a full program. It will be favor. education," Supt. Don Smith said Tues day, "We are very pleased." a tight ship since we're trying to reduce "This means we can operate this year, our debt,' Smith added. The debt totals but on a limited scale," Earl Lancaster, The proposal, which was defeated June $39,000. school superintendent said Tuesday. 14 called > for a 1.5-mill increase above The superintendent noted that with the He said the. millage question was just the current 14,5 mill level. approval of the millage question, teacher one of three factors that will determine contract negotiations will resume Aug. 12 the quality' of education in St. Johns for ' "I think that we were honest in the at 7:30 p.m. with the Fowler Education the coming year. The others, he said, first presentation, but the people were Association. were the pending legislative state aid issuing their displeasure,» Smith said con cerning the June 14 vote. "I don't expect any problems in the package which would distribute at least negotiations," he said. "I feel that there $5 per student to the district and up to fc will be no real stumbling blocks." $40. I do feel that our state senator and The other factor, Lancaster said, was the outcome of contract bargaining. He noted that the district must negotiate with five groups, the largest being the St. Johns Education Association. Monday's election improved the school's bargaining position, the superintendent said, since they now know just how much money there will be locally. "The voters rejected the idea of an increase. Last year we went $100,000 in the hole, but this year we are going to operate on the money, we have." Lancaster said the schools would not try to make up that deficit this year but balance the budget for the 1971-72 school year. "This election just vindicated the trend in Michigan of the June 14 elections. Then the people sustained the present millage level but said no to an increase," Lancaster said. "We would have had no chance at all on a 17-mill question," he said. The_ ACCEPTING BROTHERS MEDALS millage Went down to defeat in June when both the current operational millage and tl\e increase "were combined into-a single- St, Johns voters ttf'r'tied oiit Monday to pass a Bob and Don Randolph Jr. accepted the Bronze Star Medal with V Device for proposition.^ 14.5-mill requesi- for school operationV At the^ame The feeling remained constant against time, they, defeated a,.2;6"**-mill .ihcrea&e:-uride^"a sec the medals of their brother' Sgt. Richard. heroism. Making the presentation is Cpt, the increase in St. Johns, as only 836 r r? Randolph who was : killed" v"iri -co'rfih&t': in • t; Jbh'n; ^'Gv-^Burkey' assistant. professor o'f. voted for the increase Monday, while 829 ond proposal.. Here. Robert Conn,, .,'r^ght, prepares to voted for the measure in June. This election cast his ballot. He is being assisted by election worker Vietnam Feb. 1. S'gt. Randolph was awarded Military Science at Michigan State,'. attracted about .300 more voters than the June election. Rudolph Mohnke. •' ' . » Bronze Star awarded to slain hero DeWitt gets It's orricial-- rec funds EAST LANSING—Sergeant Richard D. •Sergeant Randolph distinguished himself "Through his timely and courageous Randolph, late son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald by exceptionally valorous actions on 1, actions, Sergeant Randolph was instrumen LANSING - Up to $4,741 has D. Randolph, Yallup Road, St. Johns, has . February 1971 while serving as an assistant tal in thwarting the determined enemy been allotted irom the State Rec been posthumously awarded the Bronze Squad Leader with Company E, 5th Bat attack'and minimizing friendly casualties. reation Bond Fund for develop another election Star Medal with "V* device, first and talion, 46th Infantry. His personal heroism, professional com ment of • Riverside Park in the second oak leaf cluster and the Purple "On that date, the company was at a petence, and devotion to duty areinkeeping City of DeWitt, State Sen. William Heart Medal, defensive position in the vicinity of Chu with the highest traditions of the military S. Ballenger (R-Ovid) announced Lai when it was assaulted by a large ' service and reflect great credit upon him today. The medals were awarded for heroism 1 and meritorious achievement while par enemy force. Taking immediate action, self, the 23d Infantry Division, and the Ballenger said work on River for BathTownship ticipating in ground combat operations Sergeant Randolph began directing his United States Army.'* side Park will include the con in the Republic of Vietnam. efforts to repelling the insurgents until struction of a picnic shelter. BATH TWP—It's now official. Bath Town to break the tie and determine who should . captain John C. Burke, Assistant Pro his fighting position in the tower was hit ship voters will trudge to the polls again head up the township board. fessor of Military Science at Michigan by an enemy rocket. soon, making it the third election this Van Sickle's name was drawn, which State University presented the awards to "Recovering quickly from the initial Final park year. apparently ended the (dispute. However, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph of R-4, St, Johns concussion, he moved to a position on the This time, voters will decide the political the old pro-Smith forces, headed by Mrs, in a ceremony at the University Thursday ground beneath the destroyed tower and con Manager fate of Gerald Shepard, current chairman Virginia Eisinger, started up the recall afternoon. tinued to engage the advancing insurgents block cleared of the Clinton. County Board of Commis machinery again against Shepard.. Prior to his death SGT Randolph had been despite the loss of his weapon.. sioners. Petitions demanding the recall of Their main point of contention against awarded the National Defense Service "With complete disregard for his per Shepard, a former township supervisor, Shepard, printed reports have indicated, Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnam sonal safety, Sergeant Randolph began change were certified this week by Ernest Carter, is that the former supervisor was not "doing Campaign Medal, Combat Infantryman picking up the numerous enemy hand by court county clerk. anything to bring the factions together.' Badge, Expert Badge with rifle bar, Sharp grenades landing inside the perimeter near "I have checked over the petitions and The charges claim he would' not attend shooter Badge with automatic rifle bar, his location and hurling them back on LANSING-The Circuit Court of Clinton they did file a sufficient number," Carter township meetings when invited, and did and the Marksman Badge with machine the insurgents before they could detonate. County removed the last obstacle In the said. "So an election will be called.* not act as a liaison officer between the gun bar. Ignoring the danger involved,' he continued path of a six-year-old plan to develop a announce d Carter said the next step would be for township board and the county board. The Randolph's also accepted these to effectively engage the hostile sapper 2,700-acre state park within 15 miles ST. JOHNS—John A,. Fox, a graduate his office to notify the county Election Carter had indicated earlier that the awards oh behalf-of their son. teams in this manner until he was mor of Lansing. of Fowler High School and Michigan State Selection Committee to establish a date ne w election will probably be held some The Bronze Star Medal citation read in tally wounded as a grenade was triggered By court action, through condemnation, University, was appointed Plant Manager, for the election. The date cannot be any time in October." part: before he could release it. the State received title to the final. 154 St. Johns Plant, of Federal-Mogul effective sooner than 45 days after the Committee acres of a tract in Clinton County desig August' 1, 1971, according to an announce meets to set the election time,' Carter nated in 1965 by the Natural Resources ment by K.V. Hurd, manufacturing manager. said. Commission as Sleepy Hollow State Park. Fox replaces Edward A. Idzkowskl who, "I have contacted two of the members All other acreage had been purchased, because of personal reasons, has resigned and we should meet sometime .this week," but development remained at a virtual from the Company. Idzkowskl has held he said. Members of the committee are Sh epar enies standstill until completion of the final various engineering and management dd acquisition. Thomas Hundley,. St. Johns city clerk, • positions with the Company in addition Richard DePond of Ovid and LeoReasoner, A feature of Department of Natural to being an active member in many pro BATH TWP—Gerald shepard, currently after a long and bitter campaign that split Resources plans for the park is a 412- Bath Township clerk. the target of a recall ^attempt in Bath the township into two - camps. "Now the which would be held sometime in October. fessional and civic organizations in the The recall drive is another in a series acre lake to be created by impoundment St, Johns area. Township, has denied allegations .by his group is blaming me for what happened "I have had friends call me and said of the Little Maple River, The lake of political fisticuffs that have plagued this to him," Shepard said. - -•- Fox holds a Bachelor of Arts degree' southern. Clint6n County township since opponents that he has deserted the voters' they would like to help.* project has built-in flood control features in Production and Personal Management, wishes or. failed to show Interest in the January. He expressed confidence that he would and will be undertaken with cooperation and immediately following graduation in feelings of the township's citizens. Shepard, who' held the township super- of the Soil Conservation Service, At that time a recall bid was started visor's post from 1956 jto 1969, said he remain in office. 1956 Joined the Company's Van Wert Plant Development of the park will be financed in Ohio as a membe r of the management against Duarie Smith, then township super In an interview Monday, shepard, who thinks the backers of Smith were angry visor, by a group which called itself Citizens because he didn't step in to smooth down "I think the people are behind me in with federal funds and the state's Recreation training program is chairman of the Clinton County Board Bond money. Total' cost is estimated at He subsequently heldaseriesofpositions for Better Government. The petitions were of Commissioners representing Bath Town ruffled feelings of those involved, Shepard this," Shepard said, "It is a vote of con certified and a special election was called contends that once that recall battle had fidence." approximately $2,800,000. This includes with National Seal, i.e., Production Fore ship, said the statements Issued in: the, _ $1,100,000 for land acquisition. man, Division Superintendent, Plant Super in April in which Smith was ousted from recall petitions "were not true statements'.* , started there was little he could have done .office. . ' to stop. it. "Sometimes the people will recall some intendent at Van Wert, Downey and Red Roy Van Sickle" was picked by the board "I have attended many township one and then wish they. hadn't which I wood City plants. In July 1964 he was of trustees as interim supervisor until meetings," Shepard said, "and I still attend think they discovered in the township elec appointed Plant - Manager of the Redwood another election.could be scheduled. In the them."* "It's not my Job to tell the township • tion," Shepard said. City Plant. In January 1970 he was pro board "what to do," Shepard said. **l do tmeantime, Donald' Fineis and Carl R. moted; to Manager of the Veliumoid Plant "crofts announced they would run, for the ' 'jThe petitions claimed that Shepard did report to the township when county matters If Shepard should be turned out .of office, in Worcester, Massachusetts, which be office. • qot take ah active Interest In township affect the t6wnship." the board of commissioners would select came a part of the National Seal Division, and where he now serves as Plant Manager. In the June 12 election, Van.Sickle was 'affairs; that he has failed toactasa liaison He said that the factionalism In the someone to take his place for the remainder the apparent winner after a last minute between the township board and the county of his term. If that should happen, Shepard t township developed over the fight to oust FOX SERVED TWO years in the U.S. write-in campaign was started. - board; and that he had continually failed 'smith. "No one is ever quite satisfied would be eligible to run again for the post , But a recount demanded by Crofts showed to attend township board meetings. Army as section chief of photo evaluation,' with the way things are handled and the -at that time. .. and is an active member of Michigan -that some voters had written Van Sickle's, elected officials get blamed,* Shepard said, name incorrectly. Those votes were thrown, He said the group that was demanding ' "This has .to hurt the district and town State University's Newman club as well out, creating a tie between Van Sickle and the recall was the "group that backed ship," Shepard said. "I know that I am as the University's Society for Advance-. Crofts. On (July 13," a drawing was held (Duane) Smith,* Smith was . recalled, in Shepard said that he had no official group not indispensable,, but they do need some ' ment of Management. He is married and April from the township supervisor's tfost one with experience.;*. the father of four children. ri ..• backing him at the moment for the election Page 2 A CLINTON COUNTY, NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, August 4, 1971
—*»i^ g-j>" fcy *•» Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Vance of French Road, rural Pewamo. Credit union shares insured 64 attended. Sunday evening visitors of Mrs. LYONS-The.L.T.P. Employees chartered in -September 1969. Peuaw Theresa Simon were her daughter Federal Credit Union of 222 S. With a membership of 700 among By MUSi IRENE FOX, Correspondent—Phone 824-2021" and family, Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Bridge St., Lyons, has qualified Lyons Trim Plant, Chrysler Pung and daughters of Lansing. for federal Insurance of mem Corp. employees, and with assets They had attended the Pung re-, bers* share accounts (up to $20, of $148,000.00, it will pay a Sunday August 1 the family of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph union at the homeofMr.andMrs. 000 each), Mrs. Willa Utterback, premium of $62.00 for Its the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Heckman, Virgil Pung of rural Ionia* treasurer manager, announced Insurance this year—1/12 of one Cook held their third family re-, Sunday, Aug. 1 dinner guests Mrs. Robert Bowen of River today; percent of its share accounts, union at the Westphalia K. of C. at the home of Mrs, Irene Fox side, Calif, and Mrs.,Ervin the same fee paid by all'credit Park starting at 1 p.m. !vfith a were Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Fox Fedewa of Grand Rapids were . Similar to Insurance available unions, state-chartered or fed potluck dinner, 65 were present and family of Lansing and their visitors of Marie and Aurelia to banks and savings and loans eral. By law the insurance is for the reunion. nephew, Andy of Wheeling, 111. Cook during the past week. organizations, the credit union mandatory for, the latter, op- Friday, August 6 Elaine Later in the afternoon they visited , Mr, and Mrs. Gary S. Gross share insurance program is ad tionai'for the former. Kohagen and Gary Pohl were their mother, Mrs.. Virginia of Lyons Towship have pur ministered by the National Credit Bigger at Ionia. Officers of LiT.P. Employee's married at a nuptial mass at chased the home owned by Mr. Union Administration, an inde Federal Credit Union are: Mrs. SU Joseph's parish , Pewamo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alton of and Mrs. Anton Schwedheltn of pendent agency of the Federal Winnifred Halladay, president; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fern- PonMac spent Sunday Aug. 1 with Spaulding Road. Government, It is authorized by Mrs. Margaret Sllvernail, sec holz and family' of Warren fol their mother Mrs. Frances Alton. Funeral services were held legislation approved by Presi retary; Mrs. Willa Utterback, lowing a vacation at Crystal Lake An enjoyable time was had by Saturday, July 24 at St. Mary's dent Nixon in October 1970, and treasurer manager; Mr. John spent the weekend through Thurs all at the Vance reunion, held Church in Westphalia for Peter effective for the first time in Vaarberg, assistant treasurer day, Aug. 5 at the home of her Sunday, July 25 at the home of Stump, 61, .of Lyons. He died January 1971. and loan officer; and Mrs. Rose Thursday, July 22 at the Ionia The L.T.P. Employees Fed mary Ehle and Frances Clemens, Manor after a long illness. Area assistant treasurers. people attended the services with eral Credit Union here was Rev. James Schmitt officiating. JUST RECEIVED — Interment was hSt. Mary's Cem etery. The body reposed at the (a big shipment) Geller Funeral Home. He had been a life long resident of the m/li^lekutif area. He^is survived by two sis Bob Fox and Bob Purtill of the Knights of Columbus ters, Mrs. Martha Fedewa of By MRS. DON WARREN, Correspondent — Phone 831-5020 are inviting everyone to the K of C Fall Festival Aug. 8 and Westphalia and Mrs. Rose Kane of Detroit; three brothers, Wil 9 at the Purtill Ranch. There will be chicken, games, a horse HAGGAR liam of Portland, Matthew of show and a free trip given away to some lucky person. Morrison Lake and Herman of Mrs. Jesse Cook and Debbie Richard Whitmyer, Mrs. Oliver slacks Lansing. of Seattle, Wash, were guests last VanDyne and C. H. Green, Mrs. week of Mrs. Edith Schuknecht Florence Garber made the motion Pastor of the PeWamo Metho and Mr. and Mrs, Joe Jordan seconded by Mrs. Lawrence dist Church, Wayne Sparks, is and family* Warren, that all the former of on a two week's vacation. On Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Rlvestand ficers be reelected for 1971-72, STATE FARM Sunday, Aug. 8 Mr. Clyde Shoe daughters of Schenectady, N.Y. the motion was carried. K of C Festiva maker will conduct the services, are- guests of their parents, Mr, There will be no regular meet "How to Read Your Bible.'.Sun- ST, JOHNS-This weekend the man says that the winner of this and Mrs, Charles Warren and ing in August, as the Shiawassee f day, August 15, Mrs. Martha Mrs. Frank Rivest.Sr. of Elsie. Fair is at Corunna. local St, Johns Knights of Colum trip can enjoy Ms seven day and Mfi)!> Miller will conduct the services, Joyce Whitmyer recently spent Hosts for the September meet bus Council No. 3281 will be seven night Florida vacation at "Are You With Us?" The follow a. week at the United Methodist ing will be Mr. and Mrs. Earl holding their annual Festival at his own convenience. Orlando INSURANCE ing Sunday, August 22 pastor Church Youth Camp near Sebe- Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs. Wark the Purtill Ranch which is located is in the heart of many of Florida Wayne Sparks will be back for waing, Wyrick and Mrs. Ed Dennison. one mile north and one mile main attractions including Dis east of St. Johns, corner of the services, Mrs. Edith.Schuknechtwillbe ney World (which is scheduled Mr, and Mrs. Leon Pline and Walker and Scott Road. General to open in October), Cape Ken FOR INSURANCE CALL hostess to the Burton Farmers chairman of this year's event family- and their mother, Mrs. Club Thursday evening, Aug. 5 East Victor nedy, Busch Gardens, Marine- Dorothy Schiska have returned is Bob Fox, land, Cypress Gardens and many at her home on West Hibbard By Mrs Ray Ketchum THE MOST from a two week's vacation at Road. Cooperative supper at 8 The activities will begin on others. ' the Island at Chief Lake near p.m. . Saturday evening with a barn Republic. Tickets for this trip are Richard L. Warren is home Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Perkins dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. available from all K of C mem COMFORTABLE - Mrs. Betty O'Handusky of awaiting reassignment to the reg and daughter, Mrs. Jennie Gren- Dance chairman Wayne Bruin bers. They will also be avail Grand Rapids visited at the home ular Navy to finish out his four- vold who is visiting here from has engaged the St. Johns Music able at the Festival on Saturday of her cousin, Arnold Hattis. Sun year enlistment after having re Las Vegas,Nev.andMr.andMrs. Makers which will be playing and Sunday. SLACK MADE day afternoon Mrs. O'Handusky, signed his appointmenttotheU,S. Herbert Bishop were last Satur round and square dance music Arnold Hattis and Tom Cvetnich Naval Academy at Annapolis. day afternoon guests of Robert for the enjoyment' of young and This year's Festival, with its were visitors of Frank Hattis at Mr. and Mrs. Don Warren and Bartz of Pinckney. old. Several booths including re variety of games, rides and $9Q00 the manor at Ionia. booths for young and old, family spent part of last week Mr. and Mrs, Ray Ketchum freshments and foods will also DICK HAROLD Saturday, July 31 Mrs. Roman vacationing In Wisconsin and be open during the dance. promises to be a big event, were recerit guests of Mrs. and the public is invited. HAWKS GREEN Williams and her daughter-in- Upper Michigan. Bernice Schafer and Gary of law, Mrs, John Williams of Ionia The Burton - Carland Farm DeWitt. ON SUNDAY A Free Horse Other committee chairmen and Arnold Hattis visited Frank Bureau group met recently atthe Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dennis Show will begin at 10 a.m. Four that have been appointed by Grand Hattis, who was confined to his Middlebury United Methodist and her sister, Mrs. Ruby Mulder teen different races are Knight Robert Purtill are Nor 106 Brush Street bed but is much improved. Church with Mr. and Mrs. Rich of Ovid, were recent callers of scheduled with separate divi man Rademacher, Francis Pline, St. Johns Wednesday, July 28Mrs.Bert- ard Whitmyer, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harmond sions for children and adults. Ted Silvestri, Charles Faivor, alou Lumbert and the Hattis's James Warren and Mr. and Mrs. of Evart. Numerous local and other skilled Paul Henning, Bob Zuker, Gary Phone 224-7160 Charles Warren as hosts. Elec-' riders will be participating in Brown, Don Stoddard, Francis REHMANN'S spent the day at Sault St. Marie. .Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ketchum STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES tionjtf officers was. held. Mrs, CLOTHING — FURNISHINGS — SHOES .. Mr. and. Mrs. Har.o;d Hattis accompanied their granddaughter this, event, A total of 62 trophies Motz, Alan Smith, ,R.e,uben zU have'.' returned. vto;their^ommln' 31a'nch Potter .nominated and and'' ribbons9^! ' be awarded •Eirschele,-'Steve THeieri, Jerry for DAD and LAD Patricia Higgins to theEastLan- Pontiac after a two week^s .vaca elected Onen Semans, president! i-sing City Park where they at to the winners; Tomasekj-Jim Bappert, Ed Rade Men who take no chances haVe St. Johns i tion with their mother, Mrs. After discussion concerning tended^ the Ketchum reunion Sun macher and Hugo Fox. to take what's left over. ; nominees for secretary, '•Mrs. From 12 to 4 p.m. a'chicken Bertalou Lumbert. day, '-* dinner'wlli be served, Bernard Mankey who is In charge of the Bar-B-Qpits says, No job is too large or too small "the chicken this year will be for CAINS COMPLETE When dreams better than ever." Paul Minarik and Duane Rudy are in charge of the dining room. BODY SHOP come true... 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£ Wednesday, August 4, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Page 3 A Willemien finds world Kincaid District Mrs Porter G. Parks REHMANN'S »«.»»— by Popular Demand Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Pyle spent f diff erence here a week with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Scarborough of DeWitt at Central Lake. SPECIAL GI0UP MEN'S Kriss Parks spentfrom Friday until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. during exchange visit Clyde Jenks Jr, and EiUy of SPORT COATS Lansing. By ANNETTE WHITE dog) and also how mobile the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parks, Buy one at regular price News Society Editor Americans are. "It isn't easy Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jenks and get second COAT FOR to travel in my country because Billy, Mrs. Sally Schavey were DeWITT-WMemien is quickly of passports and language bar Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, learning the difference in life riers." Porter Parks and Kriss for a styles among Americans and her A trip to Michigan's Tah- dinner, Sunday, SPECIAL GROUP native Europeans. quamanon Falls with her Clin Mrs, Howard Sargent, Mrs. Willemien Gotink, 22, a youth ton County family provided a Don Potts and Mike, Mrs, Porter exchange representative from memorable time'for her since •Parks and Kriss visited Mr. and MEN'S Vorden, The Netherlands, dis it was the first time that she Mrs.- Archlbal Potts and Cathy SUITS cussed her impressions of had seen a waterfall. "The land of Holt, Wednesday afternoon. America during her first two in the Netherlands is used mostly Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoerner weeks here as guest of the Orvest to house Its people and is the visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard ri Davis family of DeWitt. most heavily populated co .ntry Sargent Friday. SUMMER AND YEAR ' PRICE Miss Gotink is spending the per square mile in the world Saturday, Harvey Hoerner and ROUND WEIGHT WHILE summer in the United'States as with 960peopleper square mile," girls, Mr. and Mrs. Don Potts part of the International Farm she added. and Mike, Howard Sargent visited THEY LAST! Youth Exchange program. In two A member of the Dutch the Harold Hoerner's. weeks she will leave to spend ^ Reformed Church, she fluently Sunday Harvey Hoerner and OTHER SUITS UP TO 1/3 OFF 2 1/2 months with different speaks four languages, Dutch, girls visited in the, Harold families in Iowa, French, German and English. Hoerner home. While on the summer tour Back home she holds member Mr. and Mrs. Don Potts and she makes herself available to ships in the Young Farmers' Mike spent Sunday at Greenville WILLEMIEN GOTINK speak to service clubs or civic Club, International Club and was at the lake. organizations and also visits active in the College Club. REHMANN'S schools, showing slides of her Her trip was made possible Tuesday evening, Mrs. Porter Stockholders receive new country and its customs, throught the efforts of the In Parks and Kriss, Mrs. Alice CLOTHING — FURNISHINGS — SHOES- A graduate of Teacher's ternational Farm Youth Ex Parks, Mrs. Eldoris Hahn at Training College, she teaches change program conducted by the tended a miscellaneous sbower for DAD and LAD dividends social studies and home eco National 4-H Club Foundation in for the bride of Tom Parks at St. Johns nomics. "The school system is behalf of the Cooperative Ex the home of Mrs, Dora Parks of MUSKEGON —Directors of to stockholders of recordonAug. very different here," says Miss tension Service. Holt. Sealed Power Corporation today 11, 1971, Gotink, declared a regular quarterly Sealed Power, aleadingmanu- "Our children attend schools divident of 25 cents per common facturer of piston rings and other to fit their needs and not their share, payable Sept. 1, 1971, precision parts for various location. After a child completes Industries, has paid dividends for the sixth grade he is tested 32 consecutive years. and directed into either a vo cational school, or general ed NORTH STAR ucation school, depending on the BUS SCHEDULE"^ East Victor results of the testing. By Mrs Ray Ketchum "Ihe value of this kind of system is that the child has TO LANSING Mr. and Mrs. Roe Cortright, the most opportunity to show LEAVE ST. JOHNS his own ability," she added, 0.45 sum. 3t30 p.m. s 50 p.m. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Scott and ARRIVE LANSING Arthur Scott and son of DeWitt 10IZ5 a,m. 4-10 p.m. 6 30 p.m. Not all the families that she RETURNING were Sunday callers of Mr. and will visit live on farms, although LEAVE LANSING Mrs. Ray Scott and Roy. 1:45 p.m. 0,10 a.m. 4 30 p.m. 3 45 p.m. this is her main interest, living ABR1VE ST. JOHNS Mr, and Mrs. Howard Dennis on a 120 acre farm with parents 2.15 p.m. 8.« a.m. 5 00 p.m. 10 15 p.m, attended the Claucherty reunion and three younger sisters. at the Cascades at Jackson Sun Among her many, many special day. interests are 4-H Clubs, wheat REST ROOM Mr. and Mrs. Frank Odell of production, cattle breeding and EQUIPPED Loma, Calif, arrived Sunday to the educational system, expec- AIR spend several weeks with their ially audio visuals used in ed CONDITIONED parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ucational programs in schools. Perkins, Other things that willemien has claimed to be different In America are the food (she never Where Prices Are Discounted, Not Quality. 4 [WHY'PAY THE HIGH DOLLAR,?! (jward t df, a hamb^rger^, o^ Jjot' ( 1" ;?•!'" —* fshop'everywhere first, then see'*1 ' us. We honestly feel we can beat Clinton County your best tire deal 99 times out News of 100. 4 Service Bays for fast Robert MacDonald . . .Gen. Mgr. installation. Timothy Younkman, Wheel balancing and alignment. Thomas DeWitt , . .Co-Editors Brand new Spark Plugs 69* ea. Michael Prevllle . . .Adv. Mgr. USE YOUR MICHIGAN BANKARD Harold Schmaltz. .Asst Adv Mgr. LOR MASTER CHARGE CARDI Second class postage paid at Sl> Johns, Mich. 4BB79. ' \ Published Wednesdays at 120 E. ST. JOHNS. AlTOMOTIV!*: & TIKE DlSCOttNT CENTER Walker Street, St. Johns, by Clinton' County News, Inc. inOS N. US 27 Sl. Johns, Mir'n^nn 1 Subscription price by mall: In Mich- lgan, $5 tor one year, $9 for two years, Oiw-i l);n Iv H to f\ Plmnr. 224-4562 $3.75 for six months, $2 for three C I nstil Swtvl-'iys months; outside Michigan, $6 for one i "ear. '
Every home is more comfortable with an open hearth fireplace as a part of the room setting. The handsome conical hood with a bright crackling fire enhances the surround ings for more pleasant living. A choice of distinctive porcelain colors is available to harmonize with any decorative scheme. FireHOOD is complete from floor to ceiling with an insulated chimney to go through the roof... or the unit will conveniently elbow into your present chimney. FireHOOD is a versatile fireplace that is in *g6od taste" for new homes, for remodeling or for the beach cabin. EGAN FORD SALES, INC. KARBER BLOCK CO. 817 CHURCH ST. JOHNS 200 W* Higham St. St. Johns Phone 224-4543 Page 4 A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. ^ohns, Michigan Wednesday, August 4, 1971 Little league Going... going... going... gone! •1 AMERICAN DIVISION W L Cougars 4 1 Cubs 4 2 Spartans 3 2 notes Sox 2 3 TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Twins 2 3 00 July 6 W Tigers 1 3 NATIONAL DIVISION King & B. Foreback W L Slnicropi & F. Masarlk Reds 5 0 Carmon & D. Miller Orioles 5 0 , White & B. Henriing Cardinals... -3 2 Hankey & J. Keyes Yanks 2 2 O'Leary &, E. MacLuckiel2 Indians 1 4 Geller & O. Tatros Pirates 0 5 Keyes & L. Melvin Giants 0 S .Beach & G. Bovan PONY LEAGUE Schueller & H. Kortes w L Kentfield,& L.Lake Astros 2 1 Mazzollni & J. Nuser B rewers 2 1 , Briggs & L. Tiedt Phillies 2 1 Fruchtl & H. Houghten Braves 1 1 Becker & P. Maples Dodgers 0 3 Barber & P. Jopke Field & H. Adams Thompson & E. Schmitt ^C^t^-M
R. E. BENSON TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE ' 5:00 July 6 W L The junk car crusher at Travers Used Auto Parts on PLUMBING N. US-27, St. Johns, shows just how long it takes to reduce T. Hundley & M. Westland Jr. & 14 a huge junk to (almost) flat scrap metal. This sequence shows C. Coletta & H. Wellman 13 just one area of Clinton County where the junk autos are being HEATING C. Hovey & K. Carter ' 12 M. O'Neill & N. Hatta 12 taken for crushing during the recent campaign to clean-up 106 N. Clinton ST. JOHNS J. Paradise & D.Devereaux the county. Phone 224-7033 11 J. Donahue & L. Kramer 10 J, Bartek & B. Conklin 10 3 MASTER R. Rademacher & D. Strouse9 R. Baese & A. Rademacher 9 H. Hoshleld & B. Lentz PLUMBERS G. Baese &. J, Sperl C. Green & B, Munger American-Standard J. Hawes & D. Williams W. Holden & R. Hankey Plumbing, Hot Water E. Loznak & D. Loznak Heating M. Hatta & H. Gentry v , G. Patrick & G. Wild • Lennox Warm. Air Dr. Slaugh & L. Sturgis . Heating and Air Conditioning Michigan State will appear twice on 1971- NCCA Football CUSTOM SHEET "Game of the Week" telecasts. The Spartans' home game with METAL SHOP Michigan Oct. 9 is slated for the national audience, and the Oct* 2 tilt at Notre Dame will be seen 47 Years Same Address by a regional audience.
flAffi O'Conner's remain unbeaten . ST,. J^^g-O'Conner;. Dairy T Home •A fa Thursday night.3 August 5. j •••>'•:• ' •« S. i-'- remains'unbeaten this week and.,_ , Wednesday night 'action was 1st game at 6:30 p.m. Federal-. \\ rained out. In the opening game on the top of the standings-'of Mogul vs. Hayracker's. '2nd game ; the St. Johns City Softball on July 29, Becks shaded Local at 8 p.m. City Red Caps vs. League. 182 7-6 in four innings. Those Beck's. rained out games will be played STANDINGS O'Conner had an easy time Thursday Aug. 26, with Federal-Mogul July 29 as Teams W L they defeated them 16-6 in seven GAMES THIS WEEK O'Conner Dairy 8 0 innings. Federal-Mogul is tied Tuesday night, August 3, 1st , St. johns J.C's 5 3 Can for second place with the St. game at 6:30 p.m. O'Conner Federal-Mogul 5 3 Johns Jaycees and -the VFW. Dairy vs. Local 182. 2nd game V.F.W. 5 3 Beaufore 4 3 All three teams have 5-3 at 8 p.m. St. Johns J.C.'s vs. General Telephone. McKenzie 3 3 records. General Telephone 3 4 Wednesday night, August 4, In other action last week, Beck's 3 5 1st game at 6:30 p.m. Federal General Telephone defeated School Faculty 2 4 ist game at 6:30 p.m. Beau- Becks 12-7 in seven innings and Local 182 '26 fores vs. McKenzie. 2nd game the Jaycees lost to McKenzle in at 8 p.m. V.F.W. vs. School Hayrackers • 1 3 a slugfest, 19-15. Both games Be Faculty. City Red Caps 1 5 WANTED Like $ $ $ $ $ $ This!
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Don't Delay . . . See Us Soon , He is offering $20.00 to anyone who sends him a buying customer. CAPITOL SAVINGS & r So help him please. LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED INCORPORATED 1890 • LANSING, MICHIGAN no io STARNAMAN OLDS Main Office: 122 E, Allegan, Lansing, Michigan.l 130 Ptin w >•'"- TowS 8300 W. .SAGINAW HIGHWAY LANSING 222-N. CLINTON AVE. - ST.. JOHNS • -* Phone 627-2151 Collect > California, whose teams BOB'S AUTO BODY have won five straight NCAA- 800 N. Lansing Phone 224-2921 small-college championships. Those attending the clinic are: Prom St, Johns—Bob D. CNB&T LOFTS 2,200 BALLOONS INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! Hunter of 4400 Wildcat Road; John P. Hayes of 904 S. Lan Sidewalk Days in St. Johns pro sing St.; Lowell D. Boyce of HOME-FARM 705 N. Oakland; and, from De vided the springboard for the second Clin ^.CITIZINS MAHJ There were bargains galore at the Sidewalk Days and INSURANCE Witt, Don P. Lewis of 8333 ton National Bank balloon soaring contest DeWitt Road. BUSINESS a member of at times, the sidewalks were so crowded, it was hard to get and during the two day period over 2,200 through. . AUTO _ ^s/\merica Group helium filled balloons were passed out LCC plans to shoppers along Clinton Ave. Two of ^ LANTERMAN INSURANCE Board to meet the youngsters joining in the fun were, right, Diane Estes and Mary Lou Eisler. 200 W. State, St. Johns, PHONE 224-7614 BRUCE LANTERMAN free musical LANSING-The Capital Region Airport Authority Board will LANSING - Clinton County meet on Thursday, August 5, at Clinton County Is A Great Place residents are invited to attend 11 a,m. at Capital City Airport, the Lansing Community College Lansing. The meetingwlllbeheld Clinton News Is Tops Too. production of the Student Prince, in the Authority offices, Third Turn On... scheduled for performance Aug. Floor of the Terminal Building. But 7 and 8. ffimpiiciitj The production features spec tacular light opera with a cast of Romig named Really Tops Them All! 40 and orchestra under thedirec- BOM Come See What They'll Do. tion of Dr. David Mactel, AC assistant The production will be "an They Will Mow Your Grass open air* affair, with the LCC ALMA-Charles A. Romig of Summer Theatre located just St. Johns has been named a resi And Blow Your Snow — north of the student-personnel dent assistant in Mitchell Hall at building at the corner of Genesee' Alma College for the 1971-72 You ought to see them fly. REDWING BOWLING LANES and North Capitol Ave. In case academic year. of inclement weather, the Resident assistants are as Why Don't You Come In and OPEN AUG. 6th at 7 p.m. Gardner Junior High School will signed to each corridor of the Have A Look- host the production. college's residence halls and OPEN BOWLING Sign up Now for The performances are free their responsibilities include> Before You Have To Buy. and patrons are advised to bring general supervision of the living Afternoons Men's and Ladies a blanket or sit on the grass. units and advisement of students. There will be 600 Onai'rs' avail ^. Romig, a junior at Alma CpJ*. v ... and Leagues and; v able. - **""" lege, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G & L SALES Evenings Mixed Doubles John A. Romig of 107 S. Swegles CLIFF LOESCH, Owner For free tickets, phone 489- These young men are looking for STARTING IN 3751 ext. 333 and they will be St., St. Johns. He is a graduate US-27 at Dill Road Phone 669-3107 of Rodney B. Wilson HighSchool. CALL 224-7025 SEPTEMBER mailed to you. back to school bargains. Cx J
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We Point The Way To Good Used Cars i CHEVROLET & 0LDSM0BILE S. US-27 ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-2345 Page £ A CLINTON COUNTY. NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, August 4, 197J rick of St. Johns. Mrs. Roger under strict security measures, Eureka man Fitzpatrick is the former Gall since they include visiting both r l. Anderson, and members of her underground and 'topside* in family gathered July 25, at the stallations, as well as explana heart victim home of her parents, Mr, and tions of emergency procedures^ Clinton area obituaries Mrs. Dale Anderson of Essex Whlteman Air Force Base, which ST. JOHNS - State Police j St Johns troopers were summoned Sunday, Township, Dr. and Mrs. Fltz- Is under the Strategic Air Com MRS. HILA BROSS patrlck and their children left mand, this year won the Missile to investigate an apparent Funeral Home in Maple Rapids. accident along Maple Rapids Road Bessie Jiskra Ph.224-4576 last week for their new home in Crew Competition at Vandenburg He was born In Bingham Town Delia E. Pearson in Greenbush Township and dis Sa n Diego, Calif,, camping en- Air Force Base inCallf.,earning ship on Sept. 29, 1889, the son covered the body of John W, ELSIE (c) Funeral services route. He will spend the next the honor of being known as "Best of John and Malinda Fetghtling Delia E. Pearson, 52, of 9175 three years as a resident in SAC." Owen, 83, of Eureka, slumped for Mrs. Bessie (Strachota) Williams Road, DeWitt died Jiskra, 70, of Lake Worth, Fla., Foerch and had been a resident Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt DeGroot physician in the Naval Hospital at the wheel of his pick-up truck, Friday, July 30 at her home. Fairbanks, Alaska, the past two Mrs, Doris Rhynard Thorsch were held Saturday at St. Cyril at his present address for the and daughter, Kelly, of Pitts there , specializing in Anesth the victim of a heart attack. Funeral services were held years, is visiting her parents, of Tarzana, Calif., and her daugh Catholic Church In Bannister. past 31 years. He married the burgh, Pa,' spent the past two esiology, Police reports indicated that Monday, Aug. 2attheEastDeWitt Mr. and Mrs. .Dale Anderson ter, Jennifer, are visiting Mrs, The Rev. Thomas Kowalczyk of former Mary Moritz in Essex weeks at a cottage at Birch Owen suffered the heart attack Bible Church with burial in the of Essex Township. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Dickens Thorsch's mother, Mrs. Alta ficiated and burial was made in Township on June 8, 1915. His Lake. With them for the first before going off the road and into Graceland Memorial Park, New ( Mrs. AltaRhynard was honored have sold their home on East Rhynard. Sunday guests at Mrs. Ford Cemetery with Carters life work was farming and he week were Mrs. DeGroot's a deep ditch. ~ Albany, Ind. Funeral arrange on her birthday last Thursday, Park St. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhynard's home were her son- Funeral Home in Elsie In charge was a membe r of St. Paul parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl when eight neighbors and rela Wilbur. They have lived in St in-law and daughter, Mr. and Reports said the body was dis Lutheran Church in Fowler. ments were made by the Lee R. of arrangements. Rum'mell .Funeral Home in Lancaster, and her brother and tives gathered for'dinner at Johns for 36 years. Mr. Dickens Mrs. Robert Beck of Ann Arbor. covered by a passing youth who Survivors include one son, Mrs. Jiskra died Tuesday DeWitt. his wife, Mr. and Mrs. James Middleton. retired in 1968, after 33 years summoned police. Floyd Foerch of Fowler; one Mrs. Alden Livingston Is morning in Kennedy Hospital In Lancaster. Mr, and Mrs. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nobis as manager of the local D & C Mr, Owen was born May 30, daughter, Mrs. Marguerite A former resident of New spending a few days with her Lake Worth following an illness DeGroot spent the past weekwith of Bluff, 111,, accompanied by Store. He and Mrs. Dickens will 1888 in Riley Township and lived Nequette of Lansing; one grand Albany, whe was born in Ewing son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and of several months. them. their nephew, Larry Winkelman, leave the last of August for much of his ear. life in Bengal daughter, Mrs. Sandra Thelen Valley, Tenn. on Sept, 16, 1919 Mrs. David Livingston, and their She was born in Czechoslo Mrs. E. G, Hulse was a guest were visitors last week in the Boynton Beach, Fla., where they Township. He then moved to Fair of St. Johns. the daughter of William and daughter, Kristin, at their home vakia, April 21, 1901, the daugh of her daughter and husband, homes of Mr, and Mrs. Carl will make their home in *the banks, Alaska where he resided Harriet Phipps. Her husband in Orchard Lake. ter of John and Marie Reha Mr. and Mrs, Jack Tanner in Boak and Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz future, having purchased a con for 24 years and returned to Fred Pearson preceded her in %l and she had resided in Chapin Cindy Lee Lansing, last week. Also visiting Zell, *** dominium there. Eureka, death in 1966. The Rev. and Mrs. Averill before moving to Lake Worth, the Tanners were Mr. and Mrs. Lieut. Comdr. Roger Fitzpat- Mr, Owen, a retired farmer, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Orweller M. Carson returned lastTuesday where she had made her home Survivors include four Robert Denham of Adrian. Mrs. rick, with his wife and their four was affiliated with the First Rhynard and granddaughter, Cindy Smith, from a three-weeks' vacation for the past several years. She daughters, Genivive at home, Denham and Mrs. Tanner are children, is back in the United Baptist Church. returned last week from White- during which they visited Mr. was first married to Anton Mrs. Pauline May of Lansing, sisters. States after three years in Japan, man Air Force Base in Missouri, Carson*s parents, Mr. and Mrs. The funeral will be held today Strachota in Ithaca, August 4, Cindy Lee Rhynard, seven Mrs. Edith Harvey of DeWitt and where he served as a medical Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gora where they visited M Sgt. Gene Clyde Carson of Wyncroft, Pa. at 1:30 p.m. at the Mt. Rest 1917. He died in January 1961. month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Mary Ruth King of Rogers- officer in the U.S. Navy. They spent last week at Elk Rapids Ashley and Mrs. Ashley, who Is They were accompanied by their Cemetery with the Rev. Paul She then married Thomas Jiskra Mrs. Virgil Rhynard of 607 North ville, Tenn.; three sons, Jerry at have been visiting relatives here with their son-in-law and daugh- the Orweller's daughter, Bar children, Cathy, Rick and Midge. Travis officiating. in Bannister In September 1963. Ottawa, died Friday, July 30 at home, Herbert Goins of Lansing, and were honored July 17, at a term Mr. and Mrs, Norman bara. While there, they had the Sunday afternoon the Carsons Mr. Owen is survived by two . A housewife, she was a member Clinton Memorial Hospital fol and WilljGoins of Morrisontown, family dinner with 28 in attend Beitler. * privilege ,of touring one of the spent in Southfleld, at the home nieces, Mrs. Lois Woodbury of of St. Cyril's Catholic Church in lowing a short illness. Tenn.; two sisters, Mrs. Dorey ance at the home of his parents, Patricia Anderson, who has Mlnuteman Launch Control of Mrs. Carson's mother, Mrs. Eureka and Mrs. Helen Post of Bannister and the Bannister Funeral services were held Bruner of New Albany, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Fitzpat- been teaching in the schools of Centers. Such tours are made Frank Tasche. Palnesvllle, Ohio. ZCBJ Lodge. Monday, Aug. 2 at the Osgood Mrs. Bonnie Ringley of Ipson, Surviving are 'her husband; Funeral Home in St. Johns with Tenn.; 23 grandchildren. two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Rev. Wesley Manker officiating. Mrakava of Lennon, Mrs. Marie Burial was in Mt. Rest Ceme Bernath of Elsie; two sons, Joe tery. She was born in St. Johns Robert E. Rainer and Jerry, both of Chapin; one v sister, Mrs. Marie Holechek of on Dec. 29, 1970. WRIGHT-WAY WRIGHT-WAY Lake Worth, Fla.; two brothers, Surviving beside her parents Robert E. Rainer, 63, of 3260 John and Steve Reha, both of are seven brothers, Alfred, Al- West 114th Street, Cleveland, Elsie; 14 grandchildren, six vin, Joseph, William, Terry, Ohio died suddenly Saturday, July greatgrandchildren. Ronald and Teddy; three sisters, 31 in Lansing while visiting a LUMBER CARPET Kathleen, Darlene and Carolyn; friend. grandparents, Mrs. Velma The body was taken to Cham L rne J H Pltchford of DeWitt, Mrs. Mae bers Funeral Home in Cleve (NO TELEPHONE) PHONE (616) 527-2540 I L° H ' ™* Rhynard of St, Johns and Mrs. land for services on Tuesday, * ' \ / * ^v»y KJ L0rne j. Haney, 54, of 157 Ezra Rhynard of Clare; a great- Lee.R. Rummell Funeral Home Easy Jefferson, Pewamo died grandm,other, Mrs. Lilian Cor in DeWitt handled the arrange v "WE ARE THE LOWEST" WEST-CENTRAL MICHIGAN1*; • Saturday, July 31 at Lansing nell of East Lansing. ments. HereS Whyl Volume Buying + No Telephone + No Cutting+ General i?ospital followlng an LSGEST CARPET RET^LER I No Custom Work + No Credit + Lowest Possible Overhead ' LAK17C31 V-MKrXI KCIMILCK • uiness of several weeks. Maudie E. Pace NO FANCY BUILDING TO PAY FOR-NO "SIT DOWN* EXECUTIVES Funeral services were held Opcivfeltc^ No Waiting! Faster, Easier Self-Selection! Maudie E. Pace, 64, of 13571 HUNDREDS OF ROLLS IN STOCK • Tuesday, Aug. 3 at St. Joseph Walnut Street, Bath died Satur Catholic Church in Pewamo with DELIVERY AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE RATES! day, July 31 at the Ingham Medi THOUSANDS OF SAMPLES TO CHOOSE FROM • "3£ S^X £& cal Hospital in Lansing following cemetery with the Geller Funeral a long Illness. Dear friends, #2 & BETTER KILN DRIED FRAMING LUMBER FULLY TRAINED INSTALLERS | Home in charge of the arrange Funeral services will be held ments. Wednesday, Aug. 4 at 2 p.m. No Seconds, Remnants, or Drops by Unknown Brands I He was bom on Oct. 5,1916, It deserves emphasis that » 8' 10* 12' 14' 16' U» 20' at the Lee R. Rummell Funeral the time, the place, the char the son of Joseph and Margaret .77 .96 1.15 1*34 1.54 1.80 2.00 Home in DeWitt with Rev. LaVern acter of the funeral service, 2x4 Bretz officiating. Burial will be 2x6. 1.11 1.39 1.67 1.94 2.22. 2.59 2.88 FAMOUS BRAND CARPET AT DISCOUNT PRICES • ^tJH«£i 7a" the merchandise used, the 2x8 1.65 2.06 2.48 2.89 3.31 13.77 4.18 Pewamo. in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. cemetery selected - these are 8 2 x 10 2.05 2.57' 3.08 3.59 4.11 4.77 5.29 CARPETING BY: I Survivors Include his wife, She was born in Weldman on decisions of the family of the Ge April 1, 1907, the daughter of 2x12 2.72 3.40 4.08 4.76 5.44, 6.12 6.80' kAr\uA\uis •iniiki/»vAki I raldinej one daughter, Mrs. deceased. The funeral direc James and Clara Fishell and tor acts only as a representa Utility Kiln J) r led 2x4 $118.75 per 1000 MUMAWK BURLINGTON • Kaye Ann Johnson of Lansing; had been a resident of Bath for BARWICK TREND I one son, Robert of Lansing; two tive of the family. ^ <;Tiir\c No. 2 and'Better Kiln Dried _-77_ Each the past 40 years.,She married The ..clergyman should tie ARMSTRONG , WORLD I stepsojis^eBald-UpdykeofLan- Guy C. Pace In Durand on Feb. a»UUi Economy. -, .39- Rarh w consufte'd in matters that con OZITE -'h' ' £Xt)RELCREST" " " * -"' " I sing-andfcliiiifli -Up-dyke of Big 4, 1923. WUNDA WEVE JORGES I RaPidsJ his f&her, Joseph of cern him before any decisions are made. CEILING TILE PANELING pipTU nun And DU1A I Cincinnati, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Survivors include her husband; nAVAk xr-r LlJvC.vlSCIJ/; I Ida Marle Reynolds of Cincinnati; a daughter, Mrs. Nathan Kohler 4x8 Mahogany- . 2.95 PATCRAFT NEEDLELOOM I four grandchildren. of Maitland, Fla.; six sisters, Respectfully, Plain White _.12_ Each 4x8 Vinyl . 3.95 Pebble __.15 Each .9.50 AND DOZENS OF OTHERS I , . - - , Mrs. Robert Leathers and Mrs. 4x8 Walnut Russell Tirban, both of Lansing, 4x8 Rosewood. .10.43 SUSPENDED CEILING 4x8 Teak .10.43 John C. Foerch Mrs. Clarence Marrlson of 4x8 Birch 4.95 John C. Foerch, 81,4307 North Shaftsburg, Mrs. Glenn Wallace ^ir tf/J^i Plain White 2' x 4' .95 each 4x8 Avocado*Hickory ' 3.95 New Quality For Less Wacousta Road, Fowler died of East Lansing, Mrs. Orville 4x0 Weathered Barnwjod- . 8.96 Saturday, July 31 at Carson City Peterson of North Liberty, Ind. Pebble, 2' x 4' 1.22 each . 6,75 Sculptured, 2' x 4' 1.42 each 4x8 Apollo Birch _6.95 Hospital following a brief ill and Mrs. Fred Thomas of De 4x8 Chapparal Black ness. Witt; a brother , Lee Harris Wall Angle, 12' ,eo Each 4x8 Smoke Birch , — 6.75 COMMERCIAL irtpaiip, Mam Runner 12' .95 Each .7.75 Funeral services were held of Lansing; her mother, Mrs. 4x8 Gothic Elm- Tuesday, * Aug. 3 at St. Paul Clara Harris of Bath; three Cross Tee, 4' ,38 Each 4x8 Chapparal Blue- 6.95 Lutheran Church in Fowler with grandchildren and three great fioag Funeral Home BATHBOARD PLYWOOD KITCHEN CARPET Rev. Hermaise Rossow offici grandchildren. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN tt I Cold Lace, 1.50 per styvt Good one .«d* Interior Ertertor Sheathiof ating. Visitation was held at 4 « I Cremo Blur 3 50 per sheet 4*8 3.30 %•• 4<» 3'12 by Mohawk 4x8 Cremo Green 1.50 por sheet 4X8 430 'A" 1x1 3.72 the Abbott Chapel of the Osgood 4«l 3.50 4>l V." 4x8 4.80 VINYL DECORATOR BOARD 6.50 Decorator Tweeds 4 1 a Cold Needlepoint 7.95 per shtvt ROUGH PLYWOO7.29 D SIDING (4* x 9') 4 x B Cooper Americana 7.95 per sheet 4 1 B Avocido fierce 7.95 per sheet $9.99 per iheet 8 Foam Back WINDOWS (Removable double hung units) Moisture Barrier WRBJ 1 3/8" BIRCH DOORS CUssSlie . 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Radio Station - Sunday, 12 noon to 4:00 P.M, CASH & CARRY v Monday, Closed LUMBER SUPERMART 'Just Fairgrounds" IONIA, MICHIGAN 206 S. Dextet St. WRBJ 1580 U*^M**dhMMi«B«afe «M««ta*BMMMlta^MM* Wednesday, August 4, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Page 7 A Local couple wed in Duplain church
Duplain Church of Christ was trimmed with daisies. They wore Mrs,/John Thrush opened her President, Marie Woods at Bay the setting Saturday; June 26 for matching bow headpieces ac home to the Blue Star Mothers City. the double ring wedding cere cented with daisies and carried of Chapter 88 for a potluck President, Edna Eldred an mony uniting in marriage daisies bouquets to match the supper followed by the regular nounced that Vlanna Bond and Kathleen Marie Reynolds, and color of their gown. monthly meeting. Fr'ancls Halitsky will have George D. Blackmer. Best man was David Beachler Mrs. Nora Heibeck, secretary charge^ of the luncheon to be The bride, who is the and assisting as groomsmen were read .several announcements of served at the Congregational daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Darold Robert B. Reynolds, cousin of meetings to be held in the near Church Sept 21. C. Reynolds of French Road, St. the bride and Charles Blackmer, future. The school of Instruc The Chapter now has 74 mem Johns, was given in marriage brother of the groom. Steve tion will be in Lansing,on Sept, bers. by her father. She chose a floor- Seyrek was ring bearer and seat 9 and the Past' Presidents Club length white lace gown featuring ing the guests were ushers Tom Is in St. Johns on Sept. 21, The next regular meeting will a taffeta bodice with a lace over Schnider of St, Johns and Ernest An invitation was read for the be Aug. 24 at the Congregational lay, long fitted sleeves and full Aughenbaugh of St. Johns. Chapter to be guests at the Church. hoop skirt with a flowing train. Immediately following the reception for the new State A pearlcrownsecuredherelbow- ceremony a reception was held The mystery prize was won length veil and she carried a in Fellowship Hall of the church, by Eunice Rice. bouquet of daisies and yellow for 125 guests. Serving as host rosebuds, centered with white and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. glamellias. - Robert J, Reynolds of Sheridan. Births JACOBS-A girl, Kimberly Linda Beachler of Ovid was, Special guests were Mrs. Dora Clinton i Gtizoni of Kay, was born to Mr. and Mrs. maid of honor and assisting as Me vis of Greenville, grand Lincoln Jacobs of R-5, St. Johns bridesmaids were Denise Makara mother of- the bride and Mr. Tomorrow July U at Sparrow Hospital. She and Karen Sommers, both of St, and Mrs. Thomas Bosquiette of weighed 9 pounds, .3 ounces. The Johns. Tammy Reynolds of St. Johns, grandparents of the ILEY—A girl, Angela Elaine, baby has 2 brothers and 1 sister. Crystal, cousin of the bride, was groom. was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Grandparents are Mrs. Bethel flower girl. The maid of honor Following a two weeks honey Hey of Marshall, Mich. July 2 Schultz of St. Johns and Mrs. wore an empire-style full-length moon .in Indiana and Kentucky at Community Hospital. She Alice Jacobs of Lupton, The gown featuring long full sleeves the new Mr. 'and Mrs. Blackmer weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces. mother is the former Jeanette trimmed with blue daisies. The will reside at 206 l/2WestGibbs Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Schultz, bridesmaid's gowns featured Street^ St. Johns. Joe Mazurek of Lansing and Mr. similar styling in colors of pink The bride is a 1971 graduate and Mrs, James Iley of Detroit. and yellow. The flower girl was of St. Johns High School and the The mother is the former Shirley ZELL-A boy, Michael Mark, in a yellow full-length empire- groom Is a 1969 graduate of Daman. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mark style gown of dotted swiss Rodney B, Wilson High School. Zell of 144 Bridge St., Dlmond- DAMAN-A girl, Valerie Ann, ale July 19 at Sparrow Hospital. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter He weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces. Daman of Lansing July 4 at St. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. MRS. DALE WILLETT Lawrence Hospital. She weighed Lorenz Zell of St. Johns and MR, AND.MRS. GEORGE BLACKMER 8 pounds. Grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Devers and Mrs. Joseph Mazurek of of Pewamo. The mother is the Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Frank former Pamela Devers. Kemp of Bath. The mother is, United Church scene the former Frances Kemp. WALTZ-A girl, Kendra Jean, BEEBEE — A girl, Annette was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Michele, was born to Mr. and of wedding ceremony Waltz of CenterlineRd.,St. Johns Mrs. Roger Beebee of 704 Wight July 26 at Sparrow Hospital, She St., St. Johns July 22 at Clinton weighed 9 pounds, 5 ounces. Memorial Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds, 2 1/4 ounces. Grand OVID—Rev. Walter Kargas of The bride is the daughter of Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Waltz, Helen Hansen of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce the United Church performed the Mr. and Mrs. James Harman of Fowler and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Saturday, June 26 double ring 809 South Delaney Road, Owosso Elsie and William Hansen of St. Johns. The mother is the former Beebee. The mother is the for wedding ceremony uniting in and the groom is the son of Mr. mer Judy Fowler.. marriage Lynda Harman and and Mrs. Bernon Willett of 1450 Karla Hansen. Dale Willett. Music for the 7:30 South Hollister Road, Ovid. p.m. service was played by Wilma Webber of Florida, aunt The bride approached the altar of the groom wearing a gown of taffeta Shepardsville featuring a full lace hooped skirt, By Lucille Spencer long sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. Her elbow-length veil ISeauty Salon was secured in place by a rhine- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cramer PHONE 224-6161 stone tiara and she carried a had a lot of company recently. bouquet of red roses with white They were Mr. and Mrs, John rosebuds an ivy. VanEtten and son of Bradenton Cool It! Beach,. Fla., Mrv,andiMrsiDavid *'"' Suzanne'Simpson of William- 1 Gutshall Jr. and infant-son, Mr. stoh,''sister of tne'grdohi, was and Mrs. Sam VanEtten and Mr, matron of honor. She wore a and Mrs. Tom VanEtten andbaby mint green colonial-style gown from the Eureka area and Mr. with a full ruffled skirt. Her and Mrs. Harold Brown and fam ribbon headpiece secured her ily of Trenton. circle veil and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and The Council of Ministries met red rosebuds. at the Shepardsville United Meth MR. AND MRS. PAUL STROUSE Manuel Rodriguez of Elsie, WINS STATE ESSAY CONTEST odist Church recently with ten was best man and assisting as members in attendance, A tenta tive date was set for the charge ushers were Gordon Sperry, conference. The chairman of the cousin of the groom, and Ronald Celebrate anniversary Connie Cornell, daughter of Mr. commission on missions re - Simpson, brother-in-law of the and Mrs. Keith Cornell of R-2, St. Johns, ported on the box sent recently Keep cooly confident groom* An open house in celebration Saturday, Aug. 14, from 2 to accepts a $50 check from Mrs, Keith to Mary Jean Tennant in Mo all spring with this A reception was held at the of the 50th wedding anniversary 5 p.m. zambique, East Africa. The style-holding, fine Mishler of Edwin T. Stiles Unit 153 of nominating committee was asked home of the, groom's parents fol of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Strouse The couple reside at 860 Dans- permanent. to meet and suggest officers for lowing the ceremony. will be held at their home on ville Road, east bt Mason, the American Legion Auxiliary. Connie .the coming year. Mrs. Jean was declared the state winner in the 13.50 COLD WAVE The groom is a 1968 graduate Ormsby and Mrs. Jean Crowley will bring a report of the West of Ovid-Elsie High School and junior division essay contest on Amer Michigan Conference held at $9.50 the bride is a '1971 graduate The Lowe WSCS will meet requested to bring their own icanism at the group's convention held Albion in June.Dr.Andersonsaid Wednesday, Aug. 11 at 1:30 p.m. table service, beverage and a Shampoo & Style of Owosso. High School. that he would not be here on the JULY 10 at thehomeofMrs.IsaacStewart. dish to pass. Each family should in Lansing last month. first Sunday in August and on RUTH HAMLIN They will make their home Mrs. Helen Murton will review also bring one prize to be given Connie, who is in the ninth grade 50 MIKE PEARSON in Ovid. away for the games. Table cloths the third and fourth Sundays. On •*3 the book, "To Touch The Sky.* at St, Johns High School, will have her the first Sunday in August he Appointment not always * * and ice cream will be furnished, will be attending a Seminar in necessary. The 43rd annual Dobson re * * essay submitted in the national com Lawrence, Kan. Charge confer •Ann Paseka;*NelTorpey The high cost of living is one union will be held Sunday, Aug. . The Bingham Grange will meet petition which will be judged in Sep ence will be on Sept. 21 at the *Jo Penix *Cathy Redman problem—and the taste for high 15 at the City Park in St. Johns. at the hall on Friday, Aug. 13 tember in Houston, Texas. Shepardsville Church. •Jan Mehney living adds still another. A potluck dinner will be held at 8 p.m. at 1 p.m. and those attending are Business meeting and program will be followed by light re freshments. A reception was held in the NOW THRU parish hall Immediately following ONLY COLOSSAL CLOSE OUTS North Bengal the ceremony. 4 DAYS LEFT AUGUST 7 By Mrs Wm. Ernst Ourfamous IteiTIS Galo^! . Mr ."and Mrs. William S.Ernst S 00 COSTUME and Karen and Ron of Battle 1/3 GRAB BAGS 1 y% price On Saturday evening, July 24 Creek ate Sunday, July 25 dinner Brite Set JEWELRY Dolores Evltts daughter of Mr, and supper with Mr. and Mrs. OFF $ 00 and Mrs. Marvin Evitts became William Ernst and Maxine. Mr. HAIR SPRAY 3/ 1 25-50-100 Items Galore the bride of Mike Eschtruth of and Mrs. Edwin Mohnke of South •i. Bath at a ceremony held at St. Bengal were evening callers in Rexa11 Paul Lutheran Church, Fowler. the Ernst home. DIAMOND SALE 3/$-|oo 12 flashes TOOTH PASTE CUBES $1°° $1.25 ON ALL Rexall Aerosol 3/51«o PROFESSIONAL CAREER SHAVE CREAM HAIR SET JEL IN COSMETOLOGY DIAMONDS FACIAL NEW CLASSES STARTING THE FIRST SAVE $$ 5/$1oo *H Room TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH TISSUE DEODORIZER 50° ENROLL NOW TO INSURE YOUR ACCEPTANCE. $ 00 3°#&49tf ,. *- For further information, writp or call Fast Permanents 1 BOBBI PINS Lj MRS. SONNENBERG, MANAGER $100 BOXED 98# RUBBER, ecwfaf STATIONERY 50< GLOVES 50° Rexall _ .M+MA* 15557 Phone 00 Beach Balls North La st St. rftacLcvtttf, •182-6273 •HondCrem. 2/M Lansing and Lotions A Toys 1/2 prici e MisiMMBmg«MBia«aagK SERVING ST. JOHNS FOR 40 YEARS 1.98 Panty Hose$1°° Clinic Hours; Tues. & Thins. 9:10-7 p.m. Register for \\v<\„ In., & Sat. til 4:30 8 •$1-39 Zip Stripi pt. $1.00 FREE DRAWING! Ml'.MRt R OF ^.\11 services Rendered by Supervised NATIONAL. Senior Students g^sJte Hcv^eWcty l-'or .1 Minimum (Tmr go. ASSCX:I\TION or- FINKBEINERS v\ igs & Hairpieces f'RI I COSMI •'lOUKJY • Cleaned and siylt-d. PARKING. DIVISION OF WEBB^UNG, INC. YOUR'FAMILY HEALTH CENTER SCHOOL S 107 N7 CLINTON AVE* PHdNE 224-2412 sT. JOHNS FOWLER-F*U 582*4121 '" InM '; •-•• •••••--• M'.,.^-.-^--.—^—^-^-.-- 8A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, August 4, 1971 Susan Wieber bride Susan Warstler weds of Marvin J. Fox Sidney A. Lounds
ST. JOHNS - Susan Marie assisting as bridesmaids were ST., JOHNS-St. Joseph Cath William Warstler of St. Johns, Wieber, became the bride of Marlene Fox of Fowler, sister olic Church was the setting for aunt and uncle of the bride, served Marvin Jospph Pox Saturday, of the groom, Debby Wieber of the Friday, June 18 wedding cere as host and hostess. June 19 at 2 p.m. in a double St. Johns, sister of the bride mony uniting in marriage Susan Special guests at the wedding ring ceremony performed by Rev. and Cindy Wieber of St. Johns, Lou Warstler and Sidney Allan and reception were Mr. and Mrs. William Hankerd. The altar of sister of the bride. The attendants Lounds. Rev. William Hankerd William Elliott and Mrs. John, St. Joseph Catholic Church was wore identically styled floor- and Rev. Averill Carson per Warstler, grandparents of the decorated with yellow gladiolus length gowns of yellow organza formed the double ring 7 p.m. bride and the groom's grand and white spider mums. featuring a low scoop neckline ceremony before an altar parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Organist for the ceremonywas and short puff sleeves. They decorated with yellow mums and Lounds of Lansing and Mrs. Mrs1. Ray Schneider and soloist wore large picture hats accented White gladiolus. Vernon Lowe of Bath, was Joe Mullaney. with long yellow velvet streamers Organist for the service was Following a wedding trip north The bride is the daughter of and carried wicker parasols with Mrs. Raymond Schneider and the couple will make their home Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Wieber of yellow and white daisies and star soloist Kathy Zuker rendered in Spartan Village on the Mich 405 Bast Buchanan, St. Johns flowers. "Ave Maria* and *The Lord's igan State University campus and the groom is the son of Clare Fox of ML Pleasant was Prayer." where they "are both students. Mrs. Urban Fox of 75*7 North his brother's best man and serv The bride is the daughter of The couple both graduated from Main Street, Fowler. ing as groomsmen were Don Fox Mr. and Mrs. DonaldB,Warstler Rodney B, Wilson High School The bride was given in mar of Bethesda, Md.t nephew of the of 306 South Oakland Street, St. in 1968. riage by her father and choose groom, Ed Feldpausch of Fowler, Johns and the groom's parents an empire style floor-length cousin of the groom, Tom Wieber are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lounds gown of nylon organza and chan- of St. Johns, brother of the bride . of 401 South Oakland, St. Johns. tilly lace over nylon featuring and Bob Fox of Fowler, nephew The bride was given in mar Engaged long full sleeves, a high lace of the groom. riage by her father and designed neckline and a row of tiny buttons A 5 p.m. reception was held and made her floor-length gown accenting the lace bodice. The at St. Joseph's Hall for 400 of nylon chiffon over crepe which full skirt of the gown was edged guests. Special guests at the wed featured long sleeves, a natural with lace. Her shoulder-length ding and reception were Mr. and waistline and a gathered skirt. veil was secured in place by a Mrs. A, L. Rehmann of St. Johns The bodice, cuffs, neckline and Juliet cap and she carried a cas and Mrs. Augusta Wieber of Cal hemline were accented with cade bouquet of white carnations, ifornia. . eyelet and yellow satin ribbon. yellow sweetheart roses and Following a wedding trip to Her elbow-length veil was spider mums. Canada and the Western States secured in place by a Juliet Jane Wieber of St. Johns was the couple will make their home cap trimmed with Venice lace" her sister's maid of honor and in St. Johns. and yellow satin ribbon and she carried a colonial arrangement of MR. AND MRS, MARVIN J. FOX daisies, Illy of the valley and ivy. Mary Price now Mrs. Richard Irrer of East Lansing was matron of honor and serving as bridesmaidwasNancy Warstler of St. Johns, sister Mrs. Donald Taylor of the bride. The attendants wore identical styled gowns of yellow ELSIE(c) - Mary Elizabeth The bride and groom are both organza, flockedwith pastel flow Price and Donald Bruce Taylor, graduates of Ovid-Elsie High ers. Their headpieces were wide were united in marriage in a School in 1970 and 1971, re brimmed yellow straw hats and CHRISTINE J. KRUGER late afternoon wedding, July 17 spectively. They will reside at they carried colonial arrange 1349 S. Warren Rd., Ovid. ments of daisies and ivy. Mr. and Mrs, Verlen Kruger at St. Cyril's Catholic Church, MR. AND MRS. SIDNEY A. LOUNDS of 243_East Webb Road, DeWitt Bannister. Rev. Thomas Greg Lounds was his brother's announce the engagement of their Kowalczyk officiatedatthedouble best man and another brother daughter, Christine Joy to ring ceremony. Calvin Lounds served as grooms Richard E. Jess op. He is the The bride is the daughter of Celebrate Breathing hazards man. . Seating the guests were son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jessop Mr. arid Mrs. Emery G. Price ushers Tom and John Warstler,' of Kruger Lane, DeWitt. of 131 E. Oak St., Elsie and the Aerosol Annies can unwittingly in a well ventilated area. Al both brothers of the bride. The bride-elect Is a graduate groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, anniversary jeopardize the health of their though . certain cosmetic sprays Immediately following the of Bath High School. Donald B. Taylor of 1345 S, Mr. and Mrs, George McCurry families, said J. Irvin Nichols, are unavoidable breathed into ceremony a reception was held The prospective groom is a Warren Rd., Ovid, were guests of honor at a Executive Director of the Mich the lungs, try to avoid breathing In Wilcox Hall of the First Con graduate of Sexton High School gregational Church. Mr, and Mrs, Depend on us for beautifully-printed Wedding music was played by gathering Sunday, July 25th in igan Tuberculosis and Respira them, he cautioned. Be sure you and attends Central Michigan Mrs. Frank Winkler while Harry celebration of their 25th wedding tory Disease Association* are breathing air, not aerosol. wedding invitations and announcements, University. Price, brother of the bride was anniversary. Follow the directions for A Nov, 19 wedding is being correct in every detail. Reasonable rates, soloist. The event, which was hosted Today's housewives tend to be disposal. They are never to be planned by the couple. prompt service. Free estimates. Before the church altar flower by their children, Mr. and Mrs. aerosol Annies, Nichols said, incinerated, he emphasized. arrangements of white glads, the John Redman, Victoria Ann squirting air freshners, anti Remember that a spray on For All Printing Needs.:, bride given by her father in mar McCurry and Jack McCurry, was septics, hair sprays, deodorants, isn't a toy, he continued. Keep Members of the Catholic Com riage, was gowned in Chincllla held in the home of, Mrs. spray starches and insecticides them away from children, just munity of St. Jude will hold their lace fashioned with a ruffled bell McCurry's sister and husband, all day long. What they don't as you wquldd;s„trong solutions second annual pptluckpicriicSun skirt and full length train. The Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martisjfjr. realize, he sai,dy ;is ..the ,-fact and medicines,,Ai the same time f day afternoon, Aug. 8, In .River?-> Clinton County News bodice was styled with scalloped of 311 South Clinton Ave.,' St. that 'inhaling the mist from exercise precautions with your side Park, DeWitt, •* neckline and long pointed sleeves Johns. aerosol cans can do damage to use of plastic bags. All too often Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams Style while organza petals, trimmed There were 48 guests who the lungs. we reiid of a small child suffo and Mr. and Mrs. John Stone- with seed pearls, secured her signed the guest book and among Always read the directions cating while playing with aplastic man are handling picnic arrange Pays to Shop at elbow length veil. She carried a them were Mr. and Mrs. Fred printed on the cans, Nichols bag. ments, assisted by WillardReed, bouquet of white mums and red Baker, Julie and Martha and Mrs. emphasized, and follow them Don't wait for a, tragedy to adult activities coordinator, and Sal
Many people get into hot water Recreational Enterprises, Inc. just by stepping under a shower PEWAM0 ST. JOHNS OVID 4400 N. East (US-27) Lansing phone 487-6270 of criticism.. ^k Page 10 A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, August 4', 1971
OUT-OF-TOWNERS call ENTERPRISE 8201 TWO BOYS 12 to 16 to deliver BE AN OWNER WELL DRILLING and service. USED MACHINERY USED MACHINERY elp Wanted The Detroit Free Press in Prime locations now available. Pumps, pipes and supplies. CLASSIFIED AD PAGES St. Johns. Phone 485-6420.14-lp Excellent opportunity for you to PICKERS Free estimates, Carl S. Ober- TRACTORS own and operate your own Skogmo litner, 4664 N. State Rd., Alma. CASH RATE: 5c per word. Minimum, $1.00 per in Store (family clothing). The NEW IDEA 324 narrow J.D. 3020 gas, wide front $3975 sertion. YOUR AD RUNS 3 WEEKS FOR THE PRICE MOTHERSIII Make money eve Jobs Phone 463-4364. 18-tf row pull picker with Skogmo franchise provides i OF 2. Second week will be refunded when your item nings, sell PLAY HOUSE TOYS, husking bed. $2,700. Int. 806 gas, 3 point, $3,850 name brands, prepaid com Wanted a complete merchandising pro MM G 707 D $3500 sells the first week. gram, advertising, display and FOR SALE:NewRidgidpipedies, NEW IDEA narrow row mission, FREE hostess gifts, SAVE a 25c service fee by paying for your charged accounting. Partial investment model 65R, adjustable for 1 pull picker with J.D. 3010 D $2975 supplies, training and delivery. LOOKING FOR household and inch -1 1/4 inch -1 1/2 inch and sheller $2,250, MM G 705 D., wheat land ad within 10 days of insertion. Lansing collect 489-3312 or 393- shopping chores,1 Mrs. Ruth required. Write for free bro chure, no obligation. E.M. 2 inch pipe. $35, Gower's Hard , N.I, 2 row narrow row model, 100 h.p. $2700 BOX NUMBERS in care of this office add $1.00 6806. , 13-3p Bolles, R-2, DeWitt 48820., 4 . ware, Eureka. 13-3p „ v- 14-lp Haugen, 1-5 , Gamble-Skogmo, picker with sheller * $1900 John Deere-720 diesel $1*800 Inc., P.O. 458, Minneapolis, Min CORN HEADS M.F. 65 diesel $1,600 RECEPTIONIST FOR DOCTOR'S nesota 55416. 14-3p FOR SALE: 8 good used Chain Used 435 J.D. 4 row ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE ACCEPTED office, must be able to meet EXPERIENCED OPERATOR Saws. Priced from $25 to $100. J.D. 520, power steering, wanting job in local area. narrow cornhead 2500.00 UNTIL 5 P.M. MONDAYS ithe public, type and have ex Come In and see them. Phillips 3 point hitch $975.00 Specializing in tinting, bleaching C 430 narrow row corn- perience with telephone, dic MAIL ORDER Implement, 313 N. Lansing St., Farmall M $ 750 and perms. Will do High Styles, head to fit C or C2 2500.00 taphone and filing. Write Box F, St. Johns, Phone 224-2777. 13-3 J.D, 50 $ 700 RATES are based striclly on Classified Style. i c/o '"Clinton County News, St. if operator can set herownprice Start your own Mail Order M. F. 321 narrow-row as to styles. Also Bread and But cornhead $2,500 AL GALLOWAY Johns giving a resume of age, Business as our distributor FOR SALE: Whirlpool Trash FOR FAST RESULTS —PHONE 224-2361 marital status, experience and ter hair styles specialty. Can Masher, floor model, reduced 6 new J,Da 313 n.r. corn- USED FARM MACHINERY references, i 11-tf give references. Please call 224- with $150 investment, Write heads to fit J.D, 45 or or ENTERPRISE 8201 2Q75 after 5:30 p.m. 14-lp to $189,00. Fox Implement Co., First Farm North of MV.'A%wMW>V^V.WAWAmmWMMW^hMMWM.ww«wWi^j>W#A%%li Fowler, Phone 582-2821. 13-3 55 ea. '$2,500 PERSON INTERESTED IN above for FREE brochure to St. Johns on US-27 WE NEED OATS-Bring your REFRIGERATION SERVICE, air E-330 narrow row corn- KEEP carpet cleaning prob Oats to Farmers Co-op in average income selling used Audit Controls head for Gleaner E $2,400. cars. Demonstrator furnished. conditioning, coolers, etc. ZEEB FERTILIZERS AND Phone 517-224-4713 lems small—use Blue Lustre Fowler. No waiting in line. 14-1 Bropkside Ave. FOWLER CO-OP, July 20th wall to wall. Rent electric sham- Insurance program, retirement Phone 224-3739. 13-3p J.D, 434 narrow row corn- benefits, experience preferred through September 1, Bulk pooer $1. Dean V & S Hard REDUCE EXCESS FLUIDS with Frair Lawn, N. J. 07410. spreaders free with 2 tons or head to fit 95 or 105 $2400 Miscellaneous ware, downtown St. Johns. 14-1 but will train rightperson.AppJy MAN 23 WANTS JOB driving Int. 328 narrow row corn- FLUIDEX, $1.69 - LOSE 14-4 more fertilizer, TRUCK WEIGHT safely with Dex-A-Diet, In person, Cains, Inc., 210 W. truck. Already has chauffeur head to fit 303 combine $2300 Items Higham, St. Johns. 12-3 SPREADING SERVICE $12 PER FOR SALE: 220 gal. zero bulk 98 cents at Parr's Pharmacy. license and experience. Call Int. 329 narrow row corn- Erick Richards, 834-5006. 4874 LOAD, (any size load up to LET US recommend a painter or tank. 669-9853. 14-3p 14-5p Miscellaneous head to fit 403 combine $2300 St. Clair Rd., St. Johns, Mich. 6 tons). 13-5 paper hanger for you. Your Sherwin Williams Dealer. Fink- WANTED SITTER in my home 12-3p AC 3 -30 inch row corn- FOR SALE: Steamset electric LEG CRAMPS? Try Supplical Items beiners. Phone 582-3121 Fowler.' for 10 month old. Weekdays FRESH MAPLE SYRUP available heads to fit A or A-2 curler kit. High standard with calcium, only $1.98 at FOR SALE: Power Lawn mower, now in gallons, half gallons, , 21-tf 10 to 3 during school year, WANTED: Sewing to do. Ex Gleaner combine ea, $2250 supermatic-citation model, 22- Parr's Drug. 14-2p reel type. Inquire after 4:00 quarts or pints. We take orders. own transportation. Near Ovid- perienced. Phone 224-4496. Case narrow row 303 corn- FOWLER RESIDENTS: Take cal., 11 inch barrel-case. $75. p.m. at 502 E. Sturgis. Walter Livingston Farms, R-3, St. Johns FOR SALE: Frigidaire 4 burner Elsie High School. Phone 834- 7-dhtf head to fit 600 or eefo your ads to Finkbeiner's Phar Smith and Wesson model 10-38 ' 5511. 14-lp Nickel. Phone 224-3335. 12-3p 2 3/4 miles north on U.S. 27, police special, 5* barrel, holster, electric stove and May-Tag Case combine $2200 macy for fast, convenient ser 1/4 mile west on Livingston Rd. John Deere 313 narrow- trigger shoe. $75. Phone 224- portable electric dryer. Phone Business SUGAR FLY BAIT, 1 pound $1.00, Phone 224-3616. 47-tf vice' 50-dhtf 2574. 14dhtf 224-4314. 14-3p WANTED SOMEONE TO do book 5 pounds $3,00, 10 pounds row cornhead to fit work for Schwan's Ice cream Opportunity 45 combine $2200 FRANCIS AVIATION, INC*.-, $5.50. Also Fly and Mosquito ATTENTION: HORSEMEN.. FOR SALE: 2 heavy 16 foot log company. Approximately 20 spray, Westphalia Milling Co. J.D. 334 narrow row corn- Travel the safe way with our Complete line of Western wear charter service or learn to fly. chains, 2 big screw jacks. hours per week. Call 224-2863 FORNEY ARC WELDERS 12-3 head to fit 55 or 95 $2000 Chaparral and Saddlery. G-Bar-A-Ranch, with us. Vets approved. Capitol Model T and A parts, Tom for- interview, 14-lp Needs individuals or busi The snowmobiles that St. Louis 463-4122. 8 miles west Used 313 cornhead, City Airport-Ph: 484-1324. Parks 224-3102. 14-lp nesses in Michigan State who are OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT narrow row to fit 45 conquered the Rockies. of St. Louis on M-46. 11-tf 23-fc 1 ambitious and want a business Sherwin-Williams A-100 Latex or 55 J.D. 1600.00 paint, also oil base point on sale I PART or add to their business a full FOR SALE: Parts for all ei ec'tric AC 6 row 20 inch corn- 'Symbol of line of guaranteed top quality at Dalman Hardware, DeWitt. shavers. Levey's Jewelry, head to fit Gleaner C KIRBYS $41.50. Upright cleaners • • TIME welders, welding supplies, bat Use the best. 13-2 Elsie. 1-tf combine $1250 •with all cleaning tools avail tery chargers and standby A 240 cornhead to fit able to responsible party for Service' • generators, to sell and service. REDUCE EXCESS fluids with I need two men to help me FLINT WALLING water system. Gleaner A or A2 900.00 only $41.50 cash or terms. Call • • 39 years of manufacturing know- FLUIDEX, $1.69 - LOSE m my business part-time. Shallow pump. Can be con J.D. 234, 2 row Lansing collect 372-3324, 9 a.m. how. Products needed by every WEIGHT safelywithDex-A-DIet, • • Evenings only. Must be able to verted to deep well pump. Phone cornhead $ 850. to 9 p.m. Electro -Grand. 14-1 If you're going to put farm, shop, garage, schools, etc. 98f at Parr's Pharmacy. 4-12p work at least 4 evenings perh 224-7552. 12-3p your family on a snowmobile, • • Full field training by local COMBINES week. Must be married, pres 1971 ZIG-ZAG $46.60. Small put them on one that's been put manager. If mechanically in BEAUTIFUL WEDDING INVITA 1966 95 E.B. with • • ently employed and have good FOR SALEtDynamite, caps, fuse, paint damage in shipment in to the test. clined, like working with people, TIONS and accessories. employment record. Prefer 40 percent for stumps, 60 cab $7,500. Walnut sewtable. No attachments • • desire business"'with middle to Speedy service. Finkbeiner's mafi utfder 35. VlU only con 1 s percent for stones, 50 per- ( Gleaner C 2 variable needed as^alMcontrols are built- h|;gh income potefifral, "ana hk.ve Fowler, 'Phone 582-3121.^ 94f * sider men that "work'sMby ^f«ejt(^Nlfro»^delepj^ells. Get l in. Makes.,buttonholes, sews on Tkeinowmobil*thatcofrqtm*dttieflocVetjx-tz 'STATE'-ST. nam**,*)*. a good credit rating, you can speed cVllnaeV'wi'th" " days. This position will earn your permit from the sheriff. cab buttons, blind hems and does PHONE 224-2301 get into a $20,000 business for $5,950 R & L SALES you $2600 to $4200 per year, Gowers Hardware, Eureka. 3-tf 1966 95 J.D. combine, many fancy designs. Only $46.50 as little as $1,000. Write or call FREEMAN 800, 3 speed stereo & SERVICE • part time. Send short resume square back $4750 cash or terms arranged. Trade- _ TRY THIS FOR SIGHS • collect Mr. Ted Anderson, P.O. tape recorder. Professional with age, phone number and Rawleigh Products Gleaner A2 combine, with ins accepted. Call Lansing col Larry Davis Ray Fricke • carpeted family room w/ Box 563, Fort Collins, Colorado model. $200. Call 224-4377 after • address to Box S, c/o Clinton cab, variable speed cyl., lect 372-3324, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 236-5225 236-7380 gas log fireplace, car 80521. 303-482-7271. 14-lp Dealer 5:00 p.m. 39-dhtf • peted kitchen w/built-Ins, • County News, St. Johns, Mich. choice ofcyls. $4250 Electro-Grand. 14-1 4645 Grant Rd. MIDDLETON 48879, 14-3 • patio w/grill fireplace, • To Place Your Order ON THE FARM-TIRE SERVICE.' 1963 55 JOHN DEERE separate din. rm., ljv. Call 224-4244 , Phone Collect St. Johns 224-' with cab and 210 rm. 20x13 carpeted, 3 • 7900; FARMERS PETROLEUM. cornhead $3,650. AUCTION CALENDAR bedrooms, 2 baths, full 39-tf • • Gleaner C $3,450 SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 11:00 a.m. basement, 2 car garage. Cadillac State Bank, 4 tractors, farm equip., potato and • NEW LISTING turn the USED MACHINE BUYS John Deere Demo.,6600, strawberry equip., irrigation equip. Located 10 miles CUSTOM BUTCHERING combine, with cab, diesel • hot summer cool in the • M.F. 300 combine with cab. ' northwest of Mesick on 115, 2 miles north on Marilla pool, liv. rm. w/fire engine and 444 cornhead. Rd. or 2 miles southeast of Copemish on 115 to Marilla • • M.F. No. 82 combine with new engine. and PROCESSING $18,500. place, din. rm, w/sliding M.H. No. 80 combine with bean equip. Rd. and 2 miles north on (corner of Marilla and Faylor • glass doors, kitchen in • M.H. No. 26combine with We Butcher On John Deere Demo 3300, Rd.) cludes, dishwasher, dis M.H, No, 26 combine , grain only. Wednesday & Fridays 4400, 6600 and 7700 com TUESDAY, AUGUST 17,11:00 a.m. • posal, refrigerator and • bines and New Genera I.H. No. 80 bean special. Claude Thelen, Located 2 miles east of Fowler on stove, utility rm., sep All Mears tion cornheads with • • BEEF-PORK M-2110 Wacousta rd., south 1/4 mile. 80 head of arate din. rm., large lot, >FORD DEXTA with freeman loader. MDA feeder houses available good Holstein cows & heifers. 300 gallon Sunset • see itl ^ • A.C. D-17 gas with wide front, p.s. Hlvs. & Qtrs. - 343, 344, 444, and 443 bulk tank, 4 unit Surge Mini cup milker with releaser,, i 4 FAMILY INCOME IJi. 12 ft. wheel disc. I nspected Also to fit 45, 55, 95 and 105 • • Mail for sale bill or catalog. Phone : Fowler why not call us and in combines. Call for NEW IDEA No. 325 picker grinder. Retail Cuts ' 582-5392. • vestigate the advantages • prices. GEHG No. 600, 2 row chopper (2 years old). THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1:00 p.m. • of Income property.Ifyou • INNES No. 500, 4 row bean windrower. 1964 GLEANER E Kenneth Garby, 40 head of high grade Holstein cows, 4 think you can't afford it M.F. No. 72 combine with bean equipment. PENDELL'S MEAT with cab $3,250. open heifers. Located 3 miles north of Pewamo on Hub- • ask anyway, you might • 1963 GLEANER A bardston Rd, 2 miles west on corner of Nickel Plate be surprised. Grossing • with cab $2,950. and Omara Rd, • over $350. per month, • PROCESSING 2 Int. 303 with cabs ea.$2,950 IF PLANNING A SALE SEE US PRICE REDUCED, new Sattler & Son, Inc. West City Limits on Bussell Rd. just off M-57 Gleaner A w/cab 3 bedroom L-shape ranch • GALLOWAY'S COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE • carpeted liv. rm. w/fire , CARSON CITY Ph, 584-6640 -Jake Vaughn 1964 J.D. 55 Hi-lo JW^-^° AL GALLOWAY, AUCTIONEER Ph. 224-4713 St. Johns place, large din-kit comb. • Bhone 236-7280 MTF, Middleton J.D. 45 combine Hi-LoJ^^ • 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, util square back, 10 ft. ity1 rm., 2 car garage, USED COMBINES head 2450 plus full basement. • 1959 JOHN DEERE 45 • NEW 5 BEDROOM Chil- • >l-John Deere No. 105 S.P. with spike cylinder & bean combine with 210 no radiator dren need a big house. equipment. ' cornhead $1,950. • Carpeted liv. rm., din- 2-John Deere 95 S.P. w/spike cylinder & bean equip. • kit comb. 13x23 w/glass • -John Deere 55 S.P. w/spike cylinder & bean Equip, MISCELLANEOUS no water pump door to patio, 2 baths, ' John Deere 25 pull type P.T.O, w/rasp bar cylinder M!F. 6 bottom plow 1200.00 • 2 car garage, full base (for grain only.) • ment, WoWI New John Deere 1300, 6 1 I.H.C, No. 101 bean special FLAVORFUL, FRUITS/ row plateless corn and no water hoses • BUILT FOR A HEAP Massey Ferguson No, 82 S.P, bean planter, holds 1 ton OF LIVING more than USED TRACTORS ARE NOW IN STOCK of fertilizer. Dealer's • meets the eye, family rm. • ORDER YOURS price, $3800. $2900 • w/fireplace, separate Farmall Super H no anti-freeze T din., deluxe kitchen, even • Farmall 656 Gas EARLY! ! J.D, 18 ft. foldup wings • an insulated porch behind • 1951 John Deere A w/single row mounted corn picker disc $ 950 • the garage. Carpeted liv. John Deere 14 ft. disc $ 700 John Deere 720 gas SOURCHERRlE§ T rm. w/fireplace. John Deere B (1947) J.D, 640 rake , ? 450 • 3/4 ACRE NEAR John Deere A (1947) (2 of these) 30 Lbs. i A Eureka, 3 bedroom home John Deere 420 crawler w/dozer blade SWEET CHERRIES 4 wheel disc. 11 to 14 w/paneled liv. rm., sep • Ford 4400 diesel industrial tractor with industrial loader ft. from $325 up. • arate dining, large kitch J Massey Ferguson 85 gas tractor with plow 4 x 14 23 Lbs. J,D, 4 bottom mounted en] a lot to go on for • Deutzdoesi(SAYDOYTZ) . .... t • Farmall M diesel tractor w/wide front STRAWBERRI ES plow $ 300. t with its air-cooled diesel engine only $10,500, • Farmall-M gas 2 A.C. WD or WD 45 • 30 Lbs. FOR APPOINTMENTS Farmall C tractor wide front $225 ea. in And because it's air-cooled, • PEACHES • AT OTHER TIMES. Farmall 850 diesel tractor exchange for narrow front. your Deutz tractor can run 100° • Farmall 350 utility gas PHONE: 32 Lbs. hotter—provide complete fuel • John Deere H w/a 2 row cultivator BLUEBERRIES 6 in. Irrigation pipe 75$perft. Mrs. Winnie Gill Several good used 2 and 4 row cultivators, both John combustion. You get more mileage, more • 224-2511 WIDE & NARROW ROW CORN • Deere and Int. 30 Lbs. power.. .no carbon build-up or smoke. Come see Bruce Lanterman RED HEADS AVAILABLE. REBUILT 224-4746 • OTHER EQUIPMENT HEADS AND GOOD SELECTION , this world-renowned tractor in action. Then compare! • RASPBERRIES Derrill Shinabery • OF TRACTOR PARTS. , • 224-3881 ,Used Jpjin Deere 4 section spike harrow (3 pt, hitch) WE HAVE USED PARTS FOR • Several good.usdd manure spreaders 30 Lbs. J.D. 45 AND INT. 101 COMBINE. MARTENS SERVICE • Albert Galloway 224-4713 Several good used 8 ft. &. 10 ft. field cultivators. ^RoyF. Briggs 224-2260 • t AL GALLOWAY R#4 A Ranny Briggs • PENDELL'S MEA USED FARM MACHINERY W (Lansing) -487-6295 • DON SHARKEY First Farm North of St. Johns, Mich. m Archie Moore John Deere Sales & Service 5 west and 7 south on Francis Rd. I (DeWitt) 669-6645 • PROCESSING St. Johns on US-27 V Gerald Pope 224-7476 ,1 1/2 miles east of St, Louis Tractors Phone 626-6642- • JOHN DEERE West City Limits on Bussell Rd. just off M-57 Phone 517-224-4713 rV 681-2440 CARSON CITY Ph. 584^640-Jake Vaughn t Page ]]A Wednesday, Aug'ust 4, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan FOR SALE farm land near 3 BEDROOM RANCH with family FOR RENT—' Air hammer for WANTED DEPENDABLE Woman FOR SALE: 10 foot Fleetwing Garage Deckerville, 320 acre muck, .room and fireplace. All under- breaking up cement, etc. we . Tr/irtA« Miscellaneous between ages of 35 and SO .to pickup camper in good con c room and board and share ex plenty of water for Irrigation, ground utilities, yetprlcedunder have two available. Randolph's* rora • raciors Wanted Sales dition. Pewamo 517-824-2311. large 3 bedroom brick ranch type, *$35,00p. Ask for FredDenovlch penses. Call 224-7747. 7-dhtf 14-lp Ready-Mix Plant, North us-27 and Implements full basement, 2 natural fire- 224-2597 or Furman-Day Realty phone 224-3766. ^ 40-tf WANTED STRAW,, can use any YARD SALE-Wednesday thru and Used Machinery amount delivered to our farm. places, several out buildings ini 224-3236 or'485-0225. 14-1 Farm Friday, August 4th, 5th, 6th. eluding labor housing. Owner re- ---- — ------— Pacts and Accessories Green Meadow Farms, Elsie FOR RENT: 1 bedroom upstairs 1003 E. State St. Yolanda walker. tiring, says sell! Minimum down FOR SALE in Westphalia -Fow- phone 862-4389. 12-3 Produce 14-lp furnished apt. Heat and water GARLAND SALES payment, balance on land contract ler area, 3-bedroom ranch paid. Deposit and references re T HELEN BLUEBERRIES — 6%. Milton Thayer, Representa with 2-car garage, 1 1/2 baths, and SERVICE WANTED OLD BUILDINGS to ART NOOK GIFT SHOP, Oil quired. Call 224-4014. Address Cultivated, pruned and sprayed Hogs & tive. Ed McNulty & Son, Realtor. on country lot. Financing avail tear down for the materials. paintings, gifts, stationery. 106 s. Oakland. 14-lp Phone Owosso, 8A 3-3227 Call Erick Richards 834-5006. 3 miles south of Westphalia on Call 313-622-8100. Port Sanilac. able. Contact Fedewa Builders, 5611 W. Townsend Rd., St. Johns Garland, Michigan 4874 St. Clair Rd., St. Johns, Grange Road. Pick your own • i 13-3p Inc. 587-3811. B 44-tf starting Thursday August 5th, Michigan. 13-1 FOR RENT: 1 bedroom upstairs 24-ti Mich. 12-3p FOR SALE: Feeder pigs, 1 mile everyday except Sunday. To place apartment, living room and an order call Westphalia 587- south of Ovid on Meridian FOR SALE: By owner 6 room Real Estate bedroom carpeted, stove and re Rd. Fred Howorth, phone 834- house, 1 acre, modern, full frigerator furnished. Child al JHAVE AN OPENING for an el 4868 or 587-4733. 14-3p Notice 5937. ] , 12-^P basement, 2 bedroom, 2 miles Wanted lowed. Phone 224-3937. 14-lp ja<4g^ITHBSI0 derly lady in my rest home. Middleton. $12,000. Call 236- Mrs. Agnes Schlarf, 210 N. Farm 7755 afternoons. 13-3p FOR LEASE: 3 bedroom home, Ottawa. Phone.224-7436. 14-lp 20 FEEDER PIGS for sale, 45 CLASS OF 1966, Rodney B. WANTED IN ST. JOHNS area, to 50 pounds, wormed and had Wilson-Reunion, St. Joseph 3 bedroom modern home by all on one floor, references attorney and f amity by September and, ownership care required. DAY, WEEK, MONTH or iron shots. Phone John Clark gym, August 7, 7:30 p.m. It's TWO NEW homes for sale in St. WANTED CUSTOM barn white Johns. Low down payment and 1st. V.A. financing available. Call Send reply to Box G, c/o Clinton LONG TERM LEASE washing. 6. G. Schafer, FORD MODEL 530 automatic 224-7233. ~ H-3p not too late to send money in. $7 per couple, $3.50 single. Send low interest financing available. 223-3749. H 13-3p County News, St. Johns, Mich. • Pewamo. Phone 517-824-2311. twine baler, used 2 seasons. 4887a CAINS, Inc. money to Marie Smit, 2700 Eaton Call Fedewa BuUders Inc. 587- _------14-lp 10-tf Only $1,050. Turner Implement BUICK-PONTIAC Co., Williamston. Phone 655- Rapids Road, Lot 8, Lansing, 3811. m 49-tf Cattle in"J '"" " WANTED-FARMS particularly 'TIMBER WANTED: Logs and' 2075. 12-3p Mich. 48910. To call for OPEL-GMC formation 393-5097 or 224-2540. dairy farms with grade A set Automotive standing timber. Loes de,-' FOR SALE: Registered Holstein NEARLY NEW HOME, located at v 210 W. Higham St. Johns If impossible to send checks up. Cash buyer waiting. Rena livered to our yard. DEVER-' 1966 JOHN DEERE 45 E.B. com heifer, springing. BruceHarte 907 E. Walker St. Shown by ahead of time you, may pay at Jean Mack', Real Estate. 517- Phone 224-3231 EAUX SAWMILL, INC., 2872 N. bine with spike cylinder, 10 appointment. Hugh Robertson t 224-4065. the door. 13-2p 834-2860 Ovid. 14^3p 1967 FORD CUSTOM 500, V-8 2-tf Hubbardston Road, Pewamo," foot grain header and 2 row 14-3p Agency, 110 S. Main St., Ithaca, automatic, power steering, 5 Michigan. Phone 824-3101. 40tf' No. 210 comhead. Turner Im Mich. Phone 875-4828. 13-1. brakes. Money saver $995. Cains ' Ford " plement Co., Williamston. Phone FOR SALE: Bred heifers, due SUGAR FLY BAIT, 1 pound $1.00, - - ___ J, _ „__ Used Cars, 615 S. US-27, St. ^WANTED BALED HAY, delivered 655-2075. I 12-3p For Rent FARM and INDUSTRIAL soon. Phone 582-3630. Richard 5 pounds $3.00, 10 pounds REAL COUNTRYLIVTNG!l2bed- Johns 224-2010. 14-1 to our farm. Green Meadow TRACTORS and Walker, 2866 North WacoustaRd. $5.50. Also Fly and Mosquito room home, new well on 1/2 Farms, Elsie 862-4389. 6-tf F-20 TRACTOR for sale. Leroy spray. Westphalia Milling Co. EQUIPMENT 14-lp acre lot north and west of St, FOR RENT cottage on Houghton 1966 FORD FALCON, 6 cylinder, Geer, 226 Ewen St., Maple 12-3 New and Used Johns, Terms. Lake, by the week. Call 517- standard transmission, runs Rapids, Mich. 12-3p 366-7823 evenings. Nice sandy good. $295. Cains Used Cars, FOR SALE: Holstein bulls, over 80 ACRE FARM - 70 tillable. Simplicity beach. 13-3p one year, dams with records Modern 3 bedroom home, new 815 S, US-27, St. Johns 224-2010. Real Estate to 633 B.F. Sired by Lucky Mose, ATTENTION SCHOOL • 14-1 LAWN and GARDEN BEHLEN BAR MESH FENCING, CHILDREN!! Vacation Bible well, new corn crib, north and NEW LISTING-To settle es- King Ivan and Kingpin. Phone 5 ROOM FURNISHEDapartment, EQUIPMENT Heavy steel rod dip galvanized School next week, August 9th west of St. Johns. tate, 6 room, 1 story home with 224-3618. 14-3p first floor, carpeted, private classifieds continued after welding. For years of rust thru 13th from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. George Leavitt, Sales Represen HENGFSBACH FORD 2 lots on South Swegles.^Full tative, Evenings call 224-4304, and clean, adults only. Inquire free service. Economical and FOR SALE: 20 good Holstein Kindergarten thru Adult classes. 911 N. Lansing St. 13-3p on page 12-A TRACTOR SALES price $12,500 cash. ideal for yard fencing. No stretch Leo Lepley, Realtor, Ithaca. heifers due to freshen soon. Church of Christ, meeting in the NEW LISTING-133 acre farm, ing needed. See it at Fedewa Phone 875-3990. 14-lp Phone 647-6356 Hugo Fox, 2 west, 1 1/2 mile Seventh Day Adventlst-Building good land and buildings. Builders Inc., Ph. 587-3811, on North Lansing St. 14-lp ROTARY WATER WELL DRILLING PORTLAND, MICH. 51"tf 40 ACRES. S.W. of St. Johns, 5 1/4 S.of Fowler. . ^ 17-tf north of St..Johns. Phone 224- IF YOU WANT A beautiful build ALL WORK GUARANTEED * no buildings. 4748. _ . 14-2p ing site away from it all call SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS SOLD & REPAIRED ^BUILDING LOTS-South of St. GIRLS! Excitement awaits you Mary Rappuhn 224-3469 or Johns, also East of St. Johns.1 FOR SALE: 13 disc VanBrunt FOR SALE: Purebred Holstein at Girl Scout Camp. Call Girl Furman-Day Realty 224-3236 or bull, 18 months old. Norman GILBERT & INGALLS, Inc. CONCRETE COUNTRY HOME and 3 acres grain drill, powerlift. Upright Scout office in Lansing for in 485-0225. 14-1 Martin, 5 miles west, 71/2 south • N.E. of St. Johns. bucket grain elevator, Clipper formation. Phone 484-9421. beWitt-669-9636 or Dimondale-646-28^1 48-tf Fanning mill. Phone DeWitt 669- .of St. Johns on Francis Rd. 14-lp NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH horns 14-lp GET THE KIDS out on the farm! WALLS 9914, 114 W. Alward Lake Rd. Buy this home on 80acreswlth ]ust completed on 1 acre of FOR SALE: We have a real good AL GALLOWAY A new home is a lifetime Martin Wierman. 12-3p WE NEED OATS—Bring your a nice woods and flowing creek. land, with full basement and selection of fresh and spring Auctioneer & Real Estate Salesman Licensed & Bonded. investment. Let us help you Oats to Farmers" Co-op in Call Mary Rappuhn 224-3469 or 2 car garage. ^NORWOOD hay savers and silage ing Michigan and Canadian grade Representative of the Briggs Co. Realtors secure this investment with PRICE REDUCED on this 5 bed Fowler. No waiting in line. 14-1 Furman-Day 224-3236 pr 485- Complete Ma chlnery & Inventory Appraisal before sale. bunks, all steel welded with and registered cows and 2 year 0225. 14-1 the best basement wall room brick home in St. Johns rolled edges to last a lifetime," old heifers. It will pay you to see -Ws always have Customers for Farm Real Estate, possible —a poured concrete and owner will sell on Land See at 'our yard, 5 1/4 miles us before you buy. Green Mea Machinery and Livestock, wall. We are equipped to do 40 ACRES WITH 4 bedroom home Contract. south of Fowler. Phone 587- dow Farms, Elsie 48831. 49-tf AL GALLOWAY ' the complete job or any part Real Estate South of St. Johns. Ideal for COUNTRY HOME and 1 acre 3811. Fedewa Builders, Inc. 22-tf St. Johns, Michigan PIU 517 224 -4713 of it. Bring your prints over near Middleton, full price factory worker who wants aplace or call for an appointment $10,700. FOR SALE: Deacon bull calves, LARGE MOBILE HOME lots 80' to putter. Call Fred Denovich 587-3611. WE NEED OATS—Bring your also have good selection of x 150' for sale or rent. All 224-2597 or Furman-Day Realty Oats to Farmers Co-op in tHJIlL FOR THESE AND OTHER bulls ready for service. Green city facilities. Call 834-2288. 224-3236 or 485-0225. 14-1 READY-MIX CONCRETE Fowler. No waiting in line. 14-1 PROPERTIES CALL Meadow Farms, Elsie. Phone 1-tf For All Your Needs *•" 862-4389. 27-tf QUALITY - SERVICE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — Winchell Brown FOR SALE BY OWNER-brick Restaurant with good income NEW HOMES Horses ranch homeat203E.Buchanan, REALTOR FOR SALE: 1 cow and 1 bull. in St. Johns. Seats 125 persons BY- 107 BRUSH ST. Leo Welton, 3 miles east of 2 car garage, 3 bedroom, central with two party rooms. Owner FEDEWA PHONE 224-3987 FOR SALE: Buckskin registered Maple Rapids. 13-3p air conditionlng.Callforappoint- wants to sell, because of health EVENINGS: quarter horse, colt 5 months. ment. Phone 224-2802 or 224- reasons. Contact Mary Vander- Schafer Bros. Builders 3231. 7-tf CALL ART LaBAR Ken Harris, Phone 224-2744. HOLSTEIN COWS AND HEIF- vort 224-7925 or Furman-Day Licensed and fully insured-Free estimates & planning. BUILDERS, Inc. 224-4845 Rea^tyc 224-3236 < or 485-0225. *TL " ~> • 14-3p~ ers, a large selection'of cows, ,YOU CAN build^,a,newliome,and^ .. .; Call 669-9494 or 669-5070 ^ o.^. * i rjiist fresh or sprlngingTGary 14-1 ,f 6218JWrlght Road, 53-tf finance it at 7 1/4% interest iilr DeWitt 5 1/4 Miles South of Fowler. Gewirtz, 2800 Lovejoy Rd., with low monthly payments and 559. E- Webb Road Perry, Mich. Phone 625-3072. very small closing costs if you 9-6p qualify. Under this plan you can build a 3 or 4 bedroom home. FOR SALE: 10 Holstein heifers, If you can't qualify for this fi-' BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY due to freshen soon also 6 nancing program, we have other Holstein bulls, ready for service financing programs available Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms from good producing herd. Phone which can be adapted to your bud 862-4446. 12-3 get. For more information, call "Gib" Simon -Howard Gladding 1 Fodewa Builders, Inc. 587-3811 AUCTIONEER FOODS Brokers or stop in at our office located BARBERS 102 N. Clinton Phone 224-6736 5 1/4 miles south of Fowler on Gene's IGA Foodliner, Elsie 9-6 Lake's Jewellery, Your Diamond Personals Specialists, Ph. 224-2412. MORE PEOPLE BUY & SELL THE SIMON WAY Wright Rd.fBj] ' 27-tf AI Galloway, Auctioneer. Used Beaufore's Barber Shop, 807 E. Mon, Tues. Wed. Sat. 9-9 Thurs, Farm Machinery & Parts. St. & Fri. 862-4220. NEW HOMES -OLD HOMES State. Open Tues. thru Sat. also GLENNA DIANE COEN, bom Johns, 224-4713. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT CHOICE COUNTRY LOTS avail- Wed. & Fri. evenings. 1945. Your father trying to locate ' able. Will build on these using PARTY SUPPLIES 605 S. Oakland—308 S. Emmons—308 E, Walker, you. Please contact, write Box your plans or ours. Financing Andy's 'IGA, Si. Johns, Home Many others to choose from: C, c/o Clinton- County News, AUTOMOTIVE D&B Party Shoppe, Package available. Call Fedewa BuUders CLEANERS Baked Bread, Pies, Cookies, Liquor—9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Mon. - FARMS St. Johns, Mich. 48879. 14-3p Inc. 587-3811. 1551 49-tf Choice Meats, Carry-out ser- Egan Ford Sales, Inc., 200 W. Thurs. Fri. ft Sat. 9 a.m. - 105 Acres-Riley with house vice. Higham, phone 224-2285. Pinto, ANTES DRY CLEANERS, pickup 11 p.m., 224 N. Clinton. Dairy Farm-200 acres near Ovid trailers & NEW LISTING-62 acres, north 92 acres -Harmon Rd. Ford-Maverick-Torino-Mustang and delivery. 108 W. Walker, Campers of St. Johns with 3 bedroom, phone 224-4529. 64 acres — Harmon Rd. newer ranch, 1 1/2 baths, alu FURNITURE PLUMBING LOTS & BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CAMPERS — Pickup covers — minum siding,-24 x 32 pole * Travel trailers and equipment, barn, beautiful rolling land with Bill Fowler Ford. .New & Used Dunkel Plumbing ft Heating, Rentals, Sales and Service. creek and small woods* Call Cars & Pick-ups. N. US-27, De- DRUGS Large selection sewing ma Licensed Master Plumber, Ph. Ester Hendershot Audrey & Jerome Wltgen WING MFG. and SALES, 5349 Jean Amos at 224-7095 or Witt, 669-2725. chines, parts, accessories, Mill 224-3372, 607 E. State St. 224-3563 r 224-2206 Wlsner Rd., 1/2 mile west and FURMAN-DAY REALTY 224- Parr's Rexall Drugs, Open daily er Furniture 224-7265, St. Johns. 1 3/4 miles north of Ashley. 3236 or 485-0225. 14-1 John Schumaker Don Chant 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.,Sunday8:30- REAL ESTATE Phone 847-3171. , 44-tf ,12:30 & 5 to 7 p.m. 224-7371 224-4710 DETROITER Bill O'Shaughnessy Chev. Inc. Tyler's Furniture, 834-5895, 8 New & Used Cars & Trucks, Open VINDALE . MARLETTE ml. E. of St Johns, Hrs. 9-5 Burton Abstract and Title Co. Mon., Thurs., Fri., evenings, (Double Wides-Set Up) Mon. - Sat. Anytime by Appt. Abstract and Title Services, 119 TRAVEL TRAILERS Ph. 669-2235 DeWitt. ELECTRICIANS N. Clinton. Ph. 224-3294. •Airstream * * •Coachman GIFTS PLANNING A •Gem Cain - Buick^- Pontiac, New & Maintenance Elect. Service Res Furman-Day Realty, Farm Cred MID-STATE Used Cars, 210 W. Higham, Com idential, Commercial, Industrial it Building, 1104 S. US-27, Mem plete Body & Service. Ph. 224-7966, 507 E. Higham The Treasure Chest, -220 N. ber Lansings Board of Realtors, Trailer Sales Clinton, Hallmark Cards—Russ Multiple Listing Service, 224- GARAGE ell Stover Candy 3236 or Toll Free from Lansing 5103 Eastman Road Ludwick's Used Cars, 719 N. 485-0225. MIDLAND, MICH. Tel 631-5510 Schmltt Electric Co., Residen US-27, St. Johns, Ph. 224-7338. tial - Commercial - Industrial, GOLF COURSE -• Open Mon., Wed. and Thurs 224-4277, 807 1/2 E. State St RESTAURANT SALE? ft 'til 9 13-2 Hettler's Motor Sales, 24 hr. HIGHLAND HILLS GOLF Course Wrecker Service, Good Used FIX UPTIME^. 18 holes^drivlng range, snacks, DALEY'S FINE FOOD, Dining ft J Trucks. FERTILIZERS Did you know Ready Mix Cement beer, wine, cocktails. Phone 669- Cocktails, Ph. 224-3072, S. U.S. Zeeb Fertilizers, Everything for 9873, U.S. 27 and Alward Rd. 27-1/2 mile S. M 21. 1/4 Barrel $2.75 Hub Tire Center, B. F. Goodrich the soil, St Johns, 224-3234, * * Tires, Ph. 224-3218,, Front End Ashley, 847-3571. that the CLINTON Portland Cement Alignment, HARPWARE * * VARIETY STORE & Mortar Strouse's Cltgo Service, Good FINANCIAL Dalman Hardware,' Ph. 669-6785, year Tires, 810 S. US-27, Ph. COUNTY NEWS DeWitt, Whirlpool Appliances, Redwood 4" x 4" Posts CANDEE'S-IOS W. Main, De- 224-9973. Capitol Savings & Loan Assoc, Zenith TV, Plumbing and Heating Redwood 1* x 6* Boards for * * 222 N. Clinton* 224-2304, Safety Witt 669-3633 Sewing Notions, Baby Things, Gift Items, Cards, furnishes FREE fencing ' for Savings since 1890. * * Bob's Auto Body, Complete Col INSURANCE WESTERN yard signs marking Exterior Stains lision Service, 224-2921, 800 N. Clinton National Bank, Down Lansing. i town St, Johns, Open until 8:00 Clear & Opague Jim McKenzie Insurance All * * p.m. Fridays, Tom's Western Store, 1 mi. W. Line of Ins. 224-2479 Ionia-527- ALUMINUM SIDING Ovid, 9 - 5:30 Mon. - Sat, Fri. your sale location? 2480. Debar Chevrolet Co. New & Used til 9. Anytime by Appt, 834-5446. Many colors Delivered Cars. Elsie-862-4800. You can't FLORISTS to your site Also Aluminum * * do better anywhere. Carter-Melvin Agency, 122 Soffit and Fascia Material * , * > Watt Florist, Flowers for all w; Call Millie at Main, Elsie 862-5391, For alt CALL MILLIE Moore Oil Co., If It's tires, occasions, 121 E. Pine. Elsie— your insurance needs. ^ and place your ASK ABOUT OUR TRADE 862-5257. OFFER ON YOUR HOUSE see us, 909 E. State, Ph. 224- advertisement In this 224-2361 4726. JEWELRY DIRECTORY *, * * 3 lines for SO? Each WESTPHALIA 'Say it with'Quality Flowers from St, Johns Automotive ft Tire additional line 20?. Six BUILDERS ft SUPPLY CO, Woodbury's Flower Shop, 321 N. Levey's Jewelry, Orange Blos for all the details Discount, Where you save on week minimum funning. Westphalia Clinton, St Johns, 224-3216. som diamond rings, Bulova ft Ac- 587-3571 ' 3-TF tires, US-27, 224-4562. cutron Watches. Elsie, 862,4300. i Page 12 A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, August 4„ 1971 Doctors Austin and Moore for other kindnesses shown us at their fine services, nurses, the time of our recent bereave stripers and all hospital per ment. We especially want to CLASSIFIED ADS sonnel for the fine care I re express our heartfelt appreci me Fa i r ceived which helped to make my ation to the Jackson Nursing continued from page 11 -A time so much more pleasant. Home for their good care, Velma Beaufore. - 14-lp prayers and thoughtfulness the JULY 26 FOR SALE: 1963'Ford Falcon past year. The family of Mrs, Automotive convertible, 6 cyl,, standard HENGESBACH—The members Maude Lowe. to AUG. 7 shift,' radio., $200. Phone"' 224- of the Aloyslus Hengesbach 14-lp 2574. lldhtf GO TOPLESS-1967 Cheyelle family wish to express their WHOLE OR HALF YOUNG TENDER MICH. GRADE SKINLESS super sport convertible, 4 deep appreciation for all_the speed, 4 new tires, baby blue FOR SALE: 1965 Chevrolet 1 masses, kind wishes and assist Kincaid District Slob Bacon Beef Liver Franks with light blue top. $1,195. Cains ton van. New engine and tires ance with the luncheon offered us by so many people. Also Mrs Purler C. Parks c c c "Used cars, 815 S. US-27, St.. 834-2324. 4-3p GOVERNMENT INSPECTED LB. 39 Johns 224-2010. 14-1 Priests, Doctors Russell and LB. 45 55 Cook, and Clinton Memorial Hos Mrs. DellSchmldtmanandboys pital staff. God Bless all of you had as guests Mrs. Harvey Whole Fresh BUDDIG'S - 30 OZ. PKG. CHRYSLER 1969 NEWPORT, Card of Thanks abundantly,' Mrs. Reglna Henges Hoerner. and girls to help Seth $100 radio, automatic transmission, bach, Rev. .Eugene Hengesbach, celebrate his third birthday, Sliced Meats power steering, power brakes, BEAUFORE—I wish to express Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hengesbach. Thursday. 3 *1 4 door hardtop, private owner. my heartfelt thanks and grati Mrs. Alexander Lang attended Phone 651-5139 after 4:00 p.m. l tude to my office girls, my a picnic with Mrs. Martha Risley 14-3p family, friends, relatives and LOWE—We wish to express' at Utlca, Sunday. FRYERS PEACHES WATERMELON neighbors for the beautiful our sincere thanks to Dr. Russell - Mr. and Mrs. Don Sullivan and 1962 BUICK ELECTRA, 4 door, flowers, gifts, cards, lettersand and the staff of Clinton Memorial family are attednlng the night Hospital, the Osgood Funeral 3 LBS. 49' EACH hard-top, full power, auto Visits during the days I spent sessions at the Grand Ledge 99' matic transmission, radio, in the Owosso Memorial Hos rHome and Mrs. Robert Slrrlne Adventlst campgrounds. Two heater, a beautiful one owner pital and since my return home. for the solos, the Rev. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoerner, or More Golden Ripe Fancy BANANAS lb. 12$ car. Keys Gulf Service, Elsie Also I wish to thank Rev. Oliver Homer for hlsprayers and visits, Mrs. Don Potts and Mike, Mr. in a 862-5200. 14-1 of Owosso, W.S.C.S. of Pilgrim friends, neighbors and the Esther and Mrs. George Sargent visited Circle of the Methodist Church Bag SHURFINE -12 OZJ HENRI'S - 8 OZf Methodist Church of St. Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sargent 1968 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, 4 for their visits and prayers, for the cards, flowers, food and Tuesday night. Canned Pop Assorted Dressings door sedan, radio, heater, automatic, power steering, 10'" 39- power brakes, factory air. Keys Gulf Service, Elsie 862-5200. "SUPER-RIGHT" WHOLE, FULLY COOKED N Mfh/ 14-1 FRECHEN'S COUPON EXPIRES 8-7-71 Semi-Boneless Ham So FOR SALE: 1965 Thunderbird, Robin Hood Flour excellent condition. Phone 224-4314. 14-3p 79 25 etc *1 1966 OLDSMOBILE F-85, auto matic, radio, very good con Spare Ribs WITH $5 PURCHASE J dition, clean, good tires. $650 or take over payments. 609 W. TERI- - McConnell. Phone 224-4333. Select, 30 LB. UMB0 SIZE BOX TOW ELS J 39' 14-3p Small Sizes FOR SALE - 1968 Chevelle, 6 passenger station wagon, FRECHEN'S MARKET V-8, automatic, 3 new tires, .FOWLER new battery, excellent condition. Free Parking in Rear of Store $1350.00 Call 224-2361 during weekdays, ask for Tom. 9dhtf
Lydia Gray 100 Ct. Box FACIAL TISSUE
Advertised Prices Good in all A&P and A&P A-Mart Stores in this area of Michigan through Sat., Aug. 7th 12* No Wholesale Purchases , With Gasoline Purchase CONGRATULATIONS BIG 10' SALE GT Glass Belted Tubeless Bob Schafer, left, of .Westphalia sjniles heartily as LIBBY'S FROZEN 53/4-OZ. he is presented a new dishwasher by Kurt Becker of Kurt's CAN 9 • • * « WHITE WALL TIRES Appliance Center in St. Johns. The drawing has held in con 10 ANN PAGE OF CDN|HOHOCK,EN junction with the firm's sixth anniversary sale. Pol/ester Plies -. F78 x 15 Tomato Soup .. ."«•£ IO' Reg. $39.85 News About Clinton County ANN PAGE—12 FLAVORS • 4*( $O£50 FAMILY Gelatin Desserts ^ 1 v Sale Priced 26 DRIVE IN NON-DAIRY 3 Qz m fk( hInclude s $2.61 F.E.T., Michigan Sales Tax and Pream Creamer ^ I v completely Balanced And Mounted-Ready To Gol THEATER LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN Joseph Papclak, a graduate of 1 Mile North of Limited Supply - First Come, First Served Rodney B. Wilson High School, entered service in September [St. Johns on US-27 Pork 'n Beans of 1951, beginning his basic at Sampson Air Force Base In New Wednesday & Thursday 14-02. August 4 & 5 York. CAN He attended Bowling Green X RATED 10 MOORE OIL CO. University in Ohio- for three months and from there went FANCY WAXED FRESH 909 E. State St. Johns Ph. 224-4726 to Norton Air Force Base, San 'Kama Sutra" EACH Bernadino, Calif. Following Plus Cucumbers.... 10 schooling at Montgomery, Ala. r- GREEN "CHASTITY" EACH Friday Thru Thursday Peppers • •&>••• 10 August 6-12 GREEN THIS LB. "TERRIFYING, Cabbage«• • • • • 10 DtUClOUSLY JOSEPH PAPCIAK ABSOLUTELY where he trained, as a Medical SCARY THRILLER." BLEACH Administrative Supervisor, he —Judith Crist, N.Y.Mag. :\ later spent eight years at BLUE Itazuke Air Base in Japan and QT. five and a half years at Langley BTL. RIBBON YOUR FINAL SHOT Air Base in Maryland. 10 BRAND Later he, was sent to Clark Air Base on the Philippine ' Isles for 15 months. At oresent RITZ 60-CT. COME SEE) COME SAVE! is stationed at Andrews Air PKG. ONLY a few days left to stock up on shoes for now and righ on Force Base Maryland. Paper Napkins. 10 through summer. In styles and colors to please mom, dad, and He has been in the Air Force DAILY—4 VARIETIES 19 years and 10 months, is a "THIS IS NOT A FILM 15I4-0Z. the little shavers. And at "last cndnce" prices, too. Come In TO SEE ALONE!"-cue CAN now---right this minute. Don't let time catch you short. Medical Administrative Super Dog Food..... 10 visor and is a Master Sergeant, COLOR * papciak is married and has three PLAIN OR IODIZED Plus 26-OZ. FOR MEN FOR CHILDREN _ children, Debra, JoJo and Karen. CTN. FOR WOMEN The family resides withhim near A&P Salt *,• • • 10 *FLORSHEIM •FLORSHEIM •BUSTER his base in Maryland. DbUMAK •FREEMAN •JACQUELINE 5-OZ. •DEXTER •AIR STEP BROWN MvS PKG. 10 •PEDWIN .•CONNIE Marshmalfows m* •JOLENE •MOTHER if II \\ DRAGO . . . *" GOOSE ' 8-OZ. j THEATER Tomato Sauce. CAN 10 Downtown St. Johns JANE PARKER CUP CAKES OR 80 $ 80 jf^&k FRI-SATrSUN' PKG. $2 - 7 August 6-7-8 Snack Pies « • « • 10 >*j 'Plus r-'-fi $m the 80 Pork Chops $4tt.$w $3*uJ13 ' 1 Cut from VA Pork Loins .. • Night ST. JOHNS 9 to VI CHOPS C 121 N. Clinton CONOMY Ah,so Strand's Shoes E SHOE STORE • * ° 2/augntets IN PKG: lb Phone 224-2213 Flrtt liOfwt Fmhlwii with FMM Irtft* KIM* UVVOSSO, Ionia and 68 . >UW '.' •-«•-• CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Clinton's 4-H has international flavor Y
ST. JOHNS—"International Flavor" was These costumes were brought to this other foods were passed out to the group. 'the theme'for 80 4-H members and leaders country from Czechoslovakia by an Elsie One special highlight at this stop was us they participated in a foods program" area lady and her family, The girls ex having Willimien Gotink an International last Tuesday at Smith Hail. Four 4-H plained about the clothing, the customs, Farm Youth Exchange Student from "the tClubs had booths showing some favorite the music and passed out some pastry Netherlands who is staying in the country foods, costumes, games, music, traditions, sample's that the country is well known till August 8, answer questions about her etc., related- to that country where the for preparing. , home country. Later in the program Miss group would tour through £he afternoon. Gotink showed • slides and talked about The Scattered Southeast 4-H Club had her country. their exhibit on Holland with Kathy Hazle Kathy Hazle, right, and Willemien i;he Elsie, 4-H Corners 4-H Club mem ) Gotink, International Farm Youth Ex bers had their exhibit on Czechoslovakia dressed up in a- traditional Dutch costume' Two major things she has noted dif change from the Netherlands, left, dis showing many different costumes .used by used by girls in some parts of the country. ferent between the United States and her played a Holland exhibit, sponsored by the people on special occasions. Samples of different kinds of cheese and country "is the food and the age young the Scattered Southeast 4-H Club. ' Continued on Page 9B
$'j*m MORTGAGES The Bengal Community 4-H Club featured various Italian dishes From left are Debbie Thelen, Lisa Hicks, Jeanne Hallenbeck, Kelly Eaton and Sandy Schafer. p . FACTS CLINTON NATIONAL BANK closed 142 loans feikiiiEiil! or MORE THAN HALF COMBINED TOTAL of The Five County
U- Lending Institutions Members of the Elsie 4-H Corners displayed various authentic Czechoslovakian costumes. From left are Lynnette | This represents Hrncharik, Margaret Horak, Carla Pokorny, Annette an investment in the County of Zuckschwerdt and Lisa Baese. 2,142,310 which is a total of $139,103 MORE
Than The Other Institutions
i THE CHARLES J. HALFMANN FAMILY < * meet Charlie Halfmann, NATIONAL another long-timer at CNB&T Charlie Halfmann could easily be numbered among our long-timers here at CNB&T. He began his banking career with the former Fowler State Bank and just marked his twenty- second year the first of August. The Ame has provided Charlie with opportunities to work with , many bank customers from his native Fowler area and in recent years with many others as a ,loan officer in the St, Johns, off ice. Charlie's title Is assistant vice president and his work involves all types of loans from real estate mortgages to auto loans, commercial loans and personal loans. As can be readily seen he's no newcomer to the loan field and these years of experience have been supported by com pletion, of an American Banking Association course in commercial lending at the University., of Oklahoma. In addition he has successfully completed accounting and commercial law( courses offered by the American Institute of Banking* * On top of all this, Charlie has been, active in Fowler community affairs as recorder of the CLINTON Knights of Columbus and president of, the Holy Trinity school board. But when he's not taking NK AND TRUST COMPANY care of these tasks or arranging a loan] you might hear that he's off fishing or hunting. Then NATIONAL again he. might be bowling or sharpening his Iron game on the golf course. , .Charlie and wife Marilyn have four children ranging in age from fifteen to four years. Serving The Clinton Area David and Debra are students at Fowler high school.-Cheryl attends Holy Trinity while the school years still await Pamela. We're pleased that Charlie chose, then stayed with CNB&T ... he's our kind of people. From Eleven Locations The kind who are Interested lii their families, their community and in CNB&T customers. If you've ever worked with Charlie you'U know the latter is especially true. MEMBER FDIC Photo by Jerl toben Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page 2 B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, August 4, 1971 Valley Farms-. DeWitt Cool it in summer MRS. JULIA RICHARDS • . 482-5161 NANCY ANN LOCHER FETED Great experience EAST LANSING-In hot normally a 1/3 horsepower, (30- Even people with air condition Mrs. Leo Hanson of US-27 weather people—and their dis 36 inch fan) will provide 40 air ing units find attic fans help positions—suffer. DeWitt hosted a pantry shower changes per hour.for a three- ful. They can bej connected to Tuesday evening, July 20, honor Carlton Edwards, housing bedroom house. That is suf a thermostat,'timeclock or ing Nancy Ann Locher, August specialist with Michigan State ficient in Michigan. manual switch. 14th bride-elect of GaryLeiner ** University's Cooperative Exten Window fans are usually By JOHN AYLSWORTH sion Service, says that most of Flushing. Guests brought their smaller. They range from 20- Cooling with fans can make favorite recipes and told why people think first of air con 30 inches and provide 23 air ditioning when considering some people more comfortable. they chose the recipe and how changes per hour in a three- However, they do draw dust and they obtained it. The recipes "It was a great experience!* members discussed their educa Action Exhibit contest will be cooling systems. bedroom house. 4-H'ers stayed at Camp Upham held on Tuesday, August 10 at pollen into the house. They are were given to Nancy with a recipe was the comment by the 34 mem Woods which Is the Wisconsin tion tour. A committee consisting "However, If you're living in Attic and window fans are noisy. And, Edwards reminds, file box. bers and six leaders from Clinton of Tim Carlson, Cindy Tarrent, Smith Hall in St. Johns starting a rented home or apartment, often used after the sun sets State 4-H Camp at the Wisconsin at 1:00p.m. All members wishing a good, large fan cancostalmost Punch and angel food cake with Gratiot and Shiawassee counties Dells, visited the Indian Cere- Jeannine Seeger, Kirk Baudt and installing an air conditioner may to draw warm air out of the as much as1 some air con as they returned from their 4-H Brian 'Brook was appointed to to compete in the contest should take an agreement with the land house and cool-air in. To get a special topping were served (monial performance and toured notify the Extension Office so ditioners. Remember, a fan can to 20 guests. Exchange Trip to Faribault, Min the Upper Dells water area. On organize the float and Utter bar lord. If you're buying a home, the best cooling, Edwards re not make your home any cooler Mrs. Lillie Scott of Lansing nesota, July 8-16. rel exhibits for the County Fair. we know how many entries will you may not have the extra commends placing the fan on the their return trip home they be participating in the program, than the temperature outside. was an overnight guest at the Each of the members and crossed the upper part of Wis Each member reported on their. dollars. And some people object side of the house away from the Ken Richards home.SheandMrs. Fair project progress. Demon Friday evening opened the to the air conditioner's power wind. leaders lived with different host consin and stayed overnight at County 4-H Softball Playoff Richard s attended the pantry families in the county. While In Escanaba, Michigan. The group strations "were given by Cindy consumption from an -ecological Then open windows farthest shower for Nancy Ann Locher. Tarrent on "How to Have Ground Tournament with six teams en standpoint," the specialist adds. Rice_county, Minnesota, they par toured the Mead Paper Plant at tered in the Green League and from the fan, on the opposite Mrs. Mary Smith of Stanton ticipated in family living experi Escanaba where they saw the Beef Three Times a Week and He suggests several alterna- side of the room or house, de • LEGAL NOTICES and Mrs. Carrie Hedding, sisters Love It* and by Sarah Seeger on nine teams in the White League, • tlves. ences, the State Black ahd'Whtte process of taking raw pulp wood the championship games for both pending on the fan size. Opening of Hoyt Salisbury Sr. and Mr. Show, All Star Softball Games, to the final product of paper for •Parfaits". Good room fans can help, Attic windows near the fan will cause and Mrs. Walter H o p p e of leagues will be played on Friday, and window fans can do even NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION 4-H Club Tours, Square Dancing, ,magazines. These youth have t August 6 at the St. Johns City a "short circuit of air" because Romulus and Mrs. LillaCittadim Demonstration Day plus many more. And a dehumidifier can their slides ready In the near The Nimble Fingers 4-H Club Park. The White League game, the breeze will not cross the TO: CREDITORS OF LAKE of* Elkhart, Ind. nieces and other activities. future and will tie available to members have voted to use make the atmosphere more com room, Edwards explains. nephews were recent visitors of • will be at 7:00 p.m. and the fortable. LeANN MAINTENANCE The members are now making talk to any 4-H group that would Brenda Bancroft's idea and de Green League will be at 9:00 COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Salisbury. _Even if you don't have any An attic fan can help cool plans for the Rice county, Min like to hear them. sign for their litter barrel at p.m. For the District Playoff the house during the day also, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Haggart nesota 4-H'ers when they come to the County Fair. The club will the White team winner will play cooling equipment, you can make your home more comfortable by Temperatures in an attic can PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that of Lansing were weekend guests Michigan in 1972. 70 4-H members enjoyed their have participants in the Public a team from Muskegon County range 15-25 degrees higher than Lake LeAnn Maintenance Com of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Richards weekend trip to Barry County, Speaking, Demonstration Day and and the Green team winner will opening the house at night to allow the cool air to come in. the outside temperature. Even pany, a Michigan corporation, is at their cottage last week. ON THE TRIP out the Michigan July 17 and 18. During the two food activity events. The mem play a team from Grand Traverse if insulation is adequate, this being dissolved. You are here bers with vegetables and flower County. Then close windows and doors days the members were able to and draw shades and draperies can warm the rest of the house. with' requested to present any swim, have recreation and get projects participated in an identi If the attic has adequate air claims at the Registered Office fication contest on July 18 and Saturday, August 7 is the next during the day to keep the hot better acquainted with other youth 4-H Glass Collection day at the outside air from coming in. Some inlets, an attic fan operating of the corporation at3900Capltal in the county. will hold a flower tour on August during the day can remove the City Boulevard, Lansing, Mich. 13. Fairgrounds from 10:00 a.m. to homeowners claim they cankeep 2:00 p.m. The 4-H Teen Leaders temperatures 5 to 10 degrees hottest "top layer* of air, Ed All claims must be presented on New officers of the Fowler would appreciate the people lower this way. <** wards says. or before August 25, 1971. NOW...get Busy Bees are as follows: Ken THE MERRY MAKERS 4-H bringing in the glass in the In the evening, if the attic LAKE LeANN "When you decide on a room neth Spltzley - President; Kathy members enjoyed a club swim morning if possible. Last month can be opened, the fan will draw MAINTENANCE COMPANY Spitzley - Vice-President; at the Ovid 'Elsie High School a truckload of glass weighing fan, attic fan or dehumidifier, air through the rest of the house By RONALD G. MORGAN ' the best deal on a Dennis Spitzley - Treasurer; and the Gala Foods Go Round at 12.940 pounds was taken to Char remember that they do their when the lowest windows are Its Attorney 14-3 Cindy Hengesback - Secretary; Owosso presented by the Con lotte bringing the total pounds of best when size is suited to the opened. space they must cool or the Carol Koenlgsknecht-Recrea-| sumers Power Company, The glass collected to date of over tion Leader and Brian Thelen - members are working hard on air they must handle," Edwards 138,000 pounds. cautions. new FOX News Reporter. The club voted' their projects in preparation for The County 4-H Gun Safety Fans are rated by the number to raise some money with the the County Fair, August 16 - 18. Shoot contest will be held on of cubic feet of air they move per boys selling light bulbs and the ! Saturday, August 14, 1:00 p.m. minute (listed as "c.f.m."). girls selling family tree hand Six members of the Tail at the gravel pit located on loction. The club held a combined Waggers 4-H Club participated in Colony Road just east of the the State 4-H Dog Show, July 17 IF YOU CONSIDER an attic in 40 years! meeting and party at Crystal Ovid-Elsie High School. Jack fan, consider the air inlets, Lake. at Michigan State University. Schwark, a 4-H Gun Safety leader They participated in the Sub- horsepower of the motor and will be in charge of the contest. your wiring. But generally, you The Four Corners 4-H Club Novice Dog Obedience Class A. All members participating will Ann Graham received a second can estimate what you need by members are preparing a float receive a ribbon. Members will this method: for the Fair Contest. Lisa Baese with her dog In the class 14 shoot both in the standing and Find the volume of the area gave a safety talk and reported and over while Sandy Webster prone position. on the club's garden tour. Mrs. In the class under 14 placed you want to cool. Multiply the second with her dog. Debbie Clinton County 4-H'ers hosted length of the room by the width Andrew Cobb gave a report on a group of 26 4-H members and health. The club heldaswlmming Webster, LuAnn 'Thelen, Jean- Then multiply that figure by nine Seeger, and Mark Bruin re 2 leaders from Newaygo County the room height. Then, for Mich party on July 19 at the Ovid on Monday, August 2. The Elsie High School. ceived thirds in their classes. igan, multiply the total volume It was their first appearance in Newaygo 4-H'ers are partici by 1.5. This will give your mini showing their dogs in competi pating in a Michigan Heritage mum cf.m. requirement for THE KOUNTRY KOUSINS 4-H trip. Following a rap session fans and homes. members will hold their annual tion and will help prepare them for the County Fair in August. and breakfast on Tuesday, August If you choose an attic fan, 4-H club picnic on August 8 2 at Smith Hall the group visited at the St. Johns Park. The hay the Michigan Farm Bureau Office ride will be postponed until the and state Capitol at Lansing be Verrette's design for their Fair The next two weeks ,floatf projecit5„Member1s_par,tici- jj 'fall. The clu b is selling pot J fore -returning home to Newaygo 'busy ' days '"as"' ' Clinton County pated in a club" exchange "with s LET'S TALK TBADE.. . holders for a money making County. '" ' ' " project. Since the older members 4-H members are preparing the Tail Waggers 4-H Club. The Starting with a$50 U.S. Savings Bond- their projects for the 1971 Clin The Tail Waggers 4-H Club Club members and families will are breaking the wood softball members will hold a special Yours with any new FOX forage harvester! bats with theirs mighty^swings, ton County 4-H Fair, August visit the Ingham County Fair on 16-18 at St. Johns. The mem meeting on August 9 to check August 4. Demonstrations were the club voted to purchase an out final details before the Fair There never was a better time to switch to Fox! Because when aluminum bat that would be un bers will also be participating given by Ron Bauerle on *Rock you invest in a Fox forage harvester, you get a second great in county and district 4-H ac and meet Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Specimens"; Debbie Burnham on breakable. Frank Faivor and Taylor of Fowlerville, Michigan. investment at no extra cost: a $50 U.S. Savings Bond. Steven VanVleetreportedontheir tivities that will provide them "Everything Possible with many learning experiences in Mr. Taylor, who Is blind, has Ground Beef; and Pat Zeeb on Check out this lineup from the pioneers of modern forage har experiences on the State 4-H donated two dogs to the Leader vesting: Youth Exploration Days Pro their project areas. "Artificial Insemination". Mem Dog project that Sandy and Debbie bers who attended 4-H Explor Fox model 425 with 2-corn row capacity. gram. Geralyn Faivor gave an The County will have five en Webster are training. At their account of the recent garden ation Day Program at MSU gave Fox model 2000 for medium powered tractors (up to 110 hp) tries in the district Share the last meeting the members dis meeting which included a tour of Fun contest, August 4 at St. reports on their experiences and with up to 25% more production than before. cussed their showing at the Coun activities there. the member's garden and the Johns High School starting at ty Fair on August 17 at 3:00 Fox model 3000 for big tractors (up to 165 hp) with capacity flower show held at the Clinton 9:30 a.m. The five acts include The Happy Hustlers 4-H Club up to 100 tons per hour. p.m.; they will have their dogs National Bank. Demonstrations an instrumental from the Eagle- in the project parade on August members held their annual Big Fox self-propelled, now with up to 238-hp diesel engines given at the meeting included lites 4-H Club, an instrumental 18 with a banner.-All new dogs family picnic at the St. Johns and hydrostatic drive. Dale* Devereaux's on "Making from 'the Bengal Community were measured and weighed. Two City Park. The leaders discussed All have the time-proven Fox features that have made Fox the a soda float out of candy* and Club, the Cheerettes from Olive new members, Cheryl Ginther the County Fair and made sure standard of the industry for over 40 years. Example: Fox pio Jeff VanVleet on *How Plants 4-H Projects Club, and two in and Glenn Baese of Elsie joined all members knew what classes neered cylinder cut and separate blowing for uniformly and Grow*. dividual dance acts from the the club to raise a leader dog they would be entering and what completely cut silage. Nimble Fingers 4-H Club. The project. August 19 is a big day requirements were needed for The Family Affair 4-H Club members and acts will be for several members as two dogs their exhibits. The next meeting Invest in your future! See your Koehring Farm Division dealer evaluated and rated as a blue will be August 9, 8:00 p.m. at today. He's ready to deal like never before. members held a special dinner from the club will leave for before their meeting where all ribbon group if the quality is Rochester, Michigan for ad the Central National Bank. the cooking members prepared excellent. ditional training for acceptance Get on the Fox bond wagon. the meal showing their creative v The district Public Speaking as a Leader Dog for the Blind. talents on various food dishes. contest will be held on August 4 at 1:30 p.m. at St. Johns High Additional contributions to the A number of members attended National 4-H Center Expansion Koehring the Gala Foods Go Round Pro School with Vickie Thelen of Bengal Community 4-H Club and Drive in Washington have been 0UTD00RSMAN Farm Division gram, July 13 at Owosso. Their given by two Clinton County 4-H Appleton, Wisconsin 54911 next meeting will be a dinner Charles Talt of Kountry Kousins 4-H Club representing Clinton Clubs: The Family Affair-$12.00 also where each member will and the Bath AUPurpose-$14.5Q. try a different type of dish for County. They will give a 5-7 minute talk on their choice of Tne Center began using the new N SPECIAL their part of the meal. Follow dormitory on July 18 for the ing a dinner the members'will topic that they won in the County contest July 26. The district win delegates attending the National Sattler & Son, Inc. adjourn to the Ovid Elsie High 4-H Citizenship Short Course The McCulloch School for an evening swim. ners will compete in the state contest August 21. Program. PHONE 236-7280 MIDDLETON The Bath All Purpose Club The County Demonstration and The Trailbreakers 4-H Club Mini Mac Six Pac Outdoorsman Kit members will enter a float and a litter barrel exhibit in the Coun ty Fair contest. The members filled out their Fair entry slips, -t discussed who would keep their 0LDSM0BILES S horsesuat the Fair, and how the Reg. Over 300 i n Stock barn stalls would be decorated. .3 During the winter the members $204«o Toronados - Ni nety -Eights plan to study different breeds 14 of horses including touring dif Delta 88's -- Cutlass ferent farms. The members plan PIECES Vista Cruisers - Custom Cruisers to hold one practice each week till Fair time. Connie Cordes Limited gave a dembnsrationon*Correct Quantity Mountin and Dismounting of a Horse". SUBARU The Bath All Purpose 4-H members have selected Esther Save $44.85 The Front Wheel Dri ve Economy Car FARM Now Just Clinlon National Bank-GMAC CREDIT and other bank financing SPECIALISTS In a single carton, the Mini Mac 6A, Mac Pac Carrying VERN DENNY PCA has made 'dollars and and Storage Case, the Gas "N'Go Kit and the Mac 6 Main sense for farmers for over tenance Kit All this for only $10 more than the available 28 years! That's because PCA is the farmers' organ saw by Itself I Your Oldsmobile ization . . . specializing in It will be featured on television and in a spectacular ap TvF. farm credit and sound finan pearing in the November issues of Outdoor Life and Pop cial counseling. representative he's praclically b0 ular Science and the December- issue of Field and Stream ^REPRODUCTION CREDIT and Popular Mechanics giving them away-so call Starnaman Olds sStwm ASSOCIATION s Colled 627-2151 8300 W. Saginaw Highway PHILLIPS IMPLEMENT CO. I ,1104 S. US-27 St. Johns Lansi ng, Michigan Phone 224-3662 or see him at . . . i $13 N. Lansing St. St. Johns Ph. 224-2777 Page 3 Q Wednesday, August 4, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Eureka Farmers, soil experts at work solving environmental problems Mrs Gordon W*ffoner
NEW HOLLAND. Pa.-Recent related pollution. He feels THEIR EFFORTS are directed Of this total, some 7,000 miles trips around the field. Savings USDA research center biologists In the Nebraska Sandhills, 150 On Thursday July 1, Mrs. Fern interest In environmental sub farmers, generally speaking, toward new and different iways were the new parallel systems in soil, tractor time, and in and soil scientists have found bushels of corn to the acre, and Waggoner was a late afternoon- jects has brought about some should aim for top yields and to "harvest' more of the rain that make it much easier to gasoline are involved. ' chemical additives for her more, have been grown recently caller of Mrs. Phyllis Eastment name changing In the jobs people use more, not less, fertilizer/ that falls, and to tillage and' use big multi-row farm equip bicides that may lead to more under Irrigation on soils that and daughters, who live at the do, and soil conservation Is one on their best fields. Then, they management systems that Im ment. Five years ago, there were IN IOWA, soils researcher effective weed control with fewer wouldn't support a corn crop 'corner'of US-27 arfd Price Road, of those areas. Today, con can concentrate production on prove soil structure and reduce few terraces of this type to William C. Moldenhauer is applications at lower herbicide before. The secret is not ir Wednesday evening July 7, Mrs. servation might be better termed land that is least subject to erosion. They are studying the be found. testing low-cost chemicals rates. rigation alone. Sod planting of Waggoner called on Mr. and Mrs. environmental protection to fit erosion and retire poorer land uses of chemicals to directly sprayed'on tfce soil In very small Air pollution and soil losses corn to control blowing on these , Orrin Blank. in with the times. to less intensive use. and indirectly promote the cause Further improvements In ter amounts to protect against sur from wind erosion are still with light soils Is what makes the The great strides made In of conservation. face sealing by raindrop action, us in the 1970's. But tests in irrigation workable. Charles Kurlpla and Judy of St. But, regardless of the name, racing are being developed and Johns with Linda Waggoner called new emphasis Is being placed on erosion control and In in tested byengineerG.W.Richard- and the resulting erosion. Four humid Ohio and In dryland sec creased agricultural produc- tions of Nebraska show minimum on his sister, Mr. and Mrs. improving our soil and water The Soil Conservation Service son and others at Blacklands chemicals showpromlseandmay Orrin Blank onjjuly 13. 1 durln has high hopes that no-till, mini be tried, mixed with herbicides, tillage of such row crops as FEW QUALIFY systems and the air we breathe. > *&& , S the past 20 years research centers at Temple, and Mrs. Archie Moore Jr. and have let us retire more than mum-till and modified tillage In the next series of experiments. corn, along with a sod or crop And this emphasis is going to Rlesel, Texas. They're Installing residue cover on the field, can It is very true only about one son, Barry and Mrs, Viva Scott bring great changes to farmers SO million acres to grass and less systems for row crops will make systems of graded furrows that NeW and better ways to apply intensive use where the hazards a great contribution toward pro prevent wind erosion and bring .man in a million catches up with of Elsie, were Monday afternoon and farming in the 1970's, ac make possible wider intervals herbicides also enter the soil callers of Mrs. Gordon Waggoner of erosion and pollution are less, tecting soil and water resources and water conservation and anti higher yields, even on highly that promising future". cording to agricultural scien between terraces and also eli blowable soils. and daughters. tists. he reminds. He predicts by fur and increasing farm productivity minate point rows. pollution picture. In Texas dry Frank Viets, Jr., chief soil ther Intensifying agriculture, we during the 1970's. An SCS land areas, soil scientists and spokesman reports about 7 mil scientist for the United States can retire another 20 million "Futuristic" describes some engineers are using a modified i Department of Agriculture re acres. lion acres were planted under of the work of William R. Gill root plow for applying herbicides gional soil and water conser This last, he believes, will the no-till method last year,^ and his associates at the National to.rbots of water-hogging, hard- vation laboratory at Fort Collins, require more use of technical compared with less than 10,000*" Tillage Machinery Laboratory at to-klll woody shrubs. Roots, not Colorado, is worried about the know-iow by farmers, larger acres just five years ago. And Auburn, Alabama. In part, it's surface applications, are where attacks on fertilizer as a pol capital inputs into farming, and no-till can cut soil erosion 65 a further development to mini you really get the action. lutant of streams, lakes and probably a continuing trend to 95 per cent. mum tillage research and Is In Oregon, agronomists are water supplies. Restricting fer toward consolidating smaller designed to find out whether re building a herbicide safety zone tilizer use so we would have farms into larger ones. New and improved terracing ducing vehicular traffic can in for weed-free grass seed to expand our intensive crop Thomas Beaver, vice presi methods also are coming into crease yields . Gill's men are plantings by applying bands of land base would be a national dent and general manager of the picture. Last year, the SCS trying to discover how to im activated charcoal directlv over PIN ALLY disaster, he warns. the North American Division of reports it helped landowners In prove traction efficiency, cut the seed rows at planting time. However, Viets doesn't give Sperry Rand's New Hollandfarm stall 30,000 miles of terracing. soil compaction, and make fewer And, at ^eltsville, Maryland, nitrogen and phosphate fer equipment division, located here New All-Twine balers that handle different sizes tilizers a completely clean bill in one of the nation's finest ag of health as non-polluters. ricultural areas, says that , throughout the nation, farmers and types of twine without knotter adjustment and teams of agricultural RATHER, HIS theme is that scientists are working out the CMU joins conference soil erosion and uncontrolled shape of things to come in con rain runoff are the real villains servation and better land use. MT. PLEASANT - Central "I WANT TO THANK person when it comes to agriculture- country. Among the schools in Michigan University has been ally Dr. James Miller, the pres the league there isn't one with added to the Mid-American Con ident of Western Michigan a weak baseball program; and ference. University, Dr. Joe Hoy, its it will be a challenge to finish At a July 20th press conference athletic director, and the WMU near the top each year, FLY PROTECTION coaches for all that they have In Columbus, Ohio, the confer "We'll continue to play our ence disclosed that CMU and done in supporting us and making this come true.* traditional rivals each spring, Eastern Michigan University had although approximately half of been extended invitations to join Assistant Athletic Director our schedule will be conference the present six members: Miami Ted Kjolhede, who stepped down games beginning in 1973,* University of Ohio, Bowling as'the CMU basketball coach this year after 15 seasons, noted: According to the announcement Green State University, the Uni made by Commissioner Jacoby, versity of Toledo, Kent State "This new league alignment CMU will begin competing in the University, Ohio University and marks the end of an era in CMU MAC In all sports except foot %"*' Western Michigan University. athletics and the beginning of^a ball and basketball during the Officials of both Eastern and new one. Joining the Mid 1972-73 school year. This will Central Michigan were quick to American Conference will bring include cross country, wrestling, accept the invitations. University Division athletics to swimming, golf, tennis,baseball, The announcement was greeted the Mount Pleasant area In all and track. the PURINA with excitement on the CMU sports and this should be very • The outstanding advancement since the introduction of self-tying balers. campus in Mount Pleasant. Dr. beneficial and appealing to our Competition will begin in foot • Handle heavy crops,, heaviest bales without knotter adjustment. students, faculty, alumni and PURINA DAIRY SPRAYS help you save money William B.Boyd, the University's ball and basketball as soon as • Handle light, fluffy, and slick dry crops without knotter adjustment. ' > president, said: other friends of the University. full schedules can'be arranged. by control ling f I ies. Cows eat more, rest more, National powers will be compet The conference has also added • Make only three infrequent adjustments to compensate for wear. , v». "CENTRAL IS DELIGHTED to ing on our campus soon, and this rail k more—make more money for you. Join what is clearly one of the soccer as a varsity sport but • Make missed bales virtually a thing of the past. * , VV will be both a challenge and also doesn't expect to begin competing nation's finest athletic confer a source of pride for everybody ences. In academic quality and in it prior to 1972-73. Get quick kill and long lasting action. connected with Central. It is a athletic competition, the univer compliment to be associated with sities of the Mid-American Con GYMNASTICS PRESENTLY is these people in both athletics not a conference sport; however, GOWER ference are excellent associates and academics.* Fly control pays. See us soon for the right for CMU.* CMU, Eastern, Western, Bowling HARDWARE AND GRAIN ELEVATOR 1 i' * ' -i < ItiT -Purina Dairy Spray to fit your needs. -; ,v Athletic 'Director ^"Daniel P. One of, those working hardest Green , Kent State' and Miami t^ARM; EQUIPMENT AND. SUPPLIES \. Rose commented':'' to receive the Invitation was foot belong to the Lake Erie Gymnas BOTTLED GAS - PLUMBING & HEATING *We were visited by conference ball mentor Roy Kramer, about tics League. Purina Fly Bait to enter his fifth season. Commissioner Fred Jacoby, New "facilities for intercollegi HOWE. 224-2953 EUREKA TELCPHDNE: MICHIGAN Scatter it where fl ies gather. Miami's president Dr, Phillip ate athletics are now under con ELEV. 224-2695 •WE'RE TREMENDOUSLY struction at Central. . Shriver and its athletic director pleased by the invitation. It's It attracts houseflies, kills even resistant Dick Shrider Friday for a final a great opportunity and at the review of our application for This spring, the University strains quickl y. Long-lasting and low- same time challenge for our broke ground for a new $5.6 membership. The last thing Dr. University programs. Our chief cost, it's safe and easy to use. Shriver said was that 'CMU has million Health, Physical Educa New Lok-Twist wire-tie balers too. goal In the next few years will' tion and Recreation Building. competed with members of the be to make ourselves worthy .of Mid-American Conference f 0 r When completed in 1973, the Get Purina Fly Bait in the big 10 or 25 the recognition the conference facility will house three basket the past 34 years and in that has given us. pound bag- priced for low-cost farm use. tifrie they had always regarded ball courts which can be con us highly as a strong academic "We know this is an extremely verted into an arena seatlng5,400 fine football conference,* school and a quality opponent in - for varsity basketball, gymnas Kramer added. "This will be a athletics.' Certainly that was a iums for( gymnastics and wrest MATHEWS ELEVATOR high compliment." real test for us now to recruit ling, a six-lane pool plus a diving FOWLER the material we need to lift our pool seating 1,000 and eight out Rose continued: program to the level of the Mid door hard surfaced tennis courts. American teams. Plans also are underway to "I might add we are very upgrade existing baseball and FRICKE FARM SERVICE pleased that Eastern Michigan is track facilities and to build a new coming into the MAC with us. football stadium. .This will provide the opportunity of Middleton IS THE HOME OF to develop some great intrastate THE STADIUM, TO BE con rivalries among EMU, Western structed In time.for competition KAN-SUN GRAIN DRYERS Michigan and ourselves!* in 1972, will initially, seat Baseball coach Dave Kellltz, 19,500. Lighted for night compe who led the Chippewas to the tition and intramural use, It will GRAIN BINS runner-up spot nationally In his include modern press, locker and first year as head coach this concession facilities and artifi past spring, also expressed his cial turf as well as adjacent STEEL FARM BUILDINGS pleasure at the move. parking for 1,000 cars. Installation of an artificial "AS FAR AS BASEBALL' is track surface and permanent concerned, we are very happy seating and fencing at the Uni to be in the Mid-American Con versity's baseball field are in ference because It is one of the cluded in plans to upgrade present top baseball leagues in the facilities.
BUTLER FarufioM THE FORD TEAM •* THE BUILDING BUY OF THE YEARI Now Available inTwo Widths wants to play ball with you Stop in or Call Us for Details! T Egan Ford Sales, Inc. St. Johns Co-op FRICKE FARM SERVICE • 200 W. Higham / s, ST. JOHNS Phone 236-7358 Us* Your S«at ••lull ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-2381 4798 S. Ely Highway . MIDDLETON y r - * Page 4B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, August'4, 1971 Saginaw Fair premium books Michigan
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FACE traffic itors, are being distributed, will find ample Incentive to dis- Fairgrounds, Saginaw, Michigan, «3HVI AUG.9-31 according to Clarence Harnden, 'play their handiwork with The Saginaw Fair, Michigan's Fair manager. $8,400.25 at stake in the Youth, favorite family fun affair, opens LA LIGHTNING INVITATIONAL REGATTA' The actual premium total of Junior Livestock, 4-H Clubs and its gates on Saturday, September New officers named XTAWAS CVTY AUG. 13-15 W/ crry $63,760.05 for the 58th annual F.F.A. Vocational Agriculture, 11, for a great eight-day run ^WATERFROWT ART FAIR^^ PETOSKEW edition of the Saginaw Fair, ending Saturday, September 18. *CHARL6VO\X, AUG. 14 September 11-18, represents art Three outstanding events pop A GAGUE HARBOR ARTS FESTIVAL ILBVOIK _ ular with Saginaw Fair grand The 1971 Departmental Super at police convention! increase of $1,852.30 over last intendents include: Leo Dorr, W\EAGL ' E HARBOR, AUG. 14-15 year's figure of $61,907.75. stand audiences havebeensched- uled for the Fair's 1971 run. Draft Horses; E. B.Snider, Light MARQUETTE-Members of the was Police Supt. Robert Ander AUSABIE RIVER LONGBOAT REGATTAl OSCODA The Dairy Cattle competition, Horses; Ray Houston, Ponies; Michigan Association of Chiefs son, Grand Rapids. Others on the GRAYUM6, AUG. 15 traditional leader in prize money These include the National Elmer Frahm, Dairy and Beef of Police chose a new slate of board are Chiefs James W. Ruth A SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAF L MPtilM offered, tops bther categories Heavyweight Horse Pulling Con Cattle; Louis Schwinger, Swine officers and presented their erford, Flint, Derold W. Husby, mUDINGTONLUDIMGTOMli AUGAUG. 15 - 28 detailed by departments in the test, with premiums amounting and Sheep; Don Hozeska, Pigeons; second youth citizenship award Lansing, George Grady, Dowag- i PAUL BUNYAN FESTIVAL rfTNMM Premium Book with a total of to $2,070.00, to be held Thurs Mrs. Levi Shook, Poultry; Ches at their 46 annual convention in iac, and immediate past president * OSCODA, AUG. 20-22 s riUUHGTON; $7,385.00. day, September 16 at 7:30 p.m.; ter Weston and John Marthey, Marquette. Davids. ^DANISH FESTIVAL Reflecting the growing popu the Lightweight Horse Pulling Farm Products; Mrs. C, H, Essexville Chief- Edwin J. The MACP's second annual ^GREENVILLE* AUG. 21 larity of pleasure horses in Mich Contest, offering $1,515.00 in Harnden, Floriculture; Mrs. T.G Kaake succeeds outgoing presi Michigan youth citizenship award igan, as well as across the nation, Scott, Food Preparation; and ^MICHIGAN SALMON DERBY w mi«- * <„. prize money Is scheduled for dent, Co., Fredrick E. Davids, was won by Miss Ruth M.Lammi, ^MANISTEE, A06.2I-QEPTG ViL ISmmiiM S addle Horse exhibitors will Saturday, September 18, at 4:30 Mrs. Jack Jories, Home Arts; Plymouth, retired State Police 18, of Chatham. She received $500 HURON compete for a total of $5,041.0.0 p.m., and the Mule Pulling Con Mrs. George W, Francis, An director. WEBBERVILLE AREA CnMHmS^mm^* and a plaque at the convention's • HhfcWfr in prize money. Sheep exhibitors test with $950.00 in awards is tiques; Mrs. Peter Rambo, Hob Other officers are: Chief banquet night program. r^ WEBBERVIU.Evy_s|_ _ _ ,_ AU& ae-jtte mjWsfS ___ will vie for a share of $4,467.00 set for Wednesday, September bies; Mrs. M. J. Kleinschmidt, Walter Krasny, Ann Arbor, first Principal convention speaker +POUM FESTIVAL DAYS "™ UNDEN the Fair's third largest premium 15, at 7:30 p.m. Liberal Arts; Mrs, N.H.Cartier, vice president; Chief Max A. was Los Angeles Mayor Sam XBRONSONy AU6.26-28 Jk WEBBERVILLE cateeorv. Youth; Robert Boger, 4-H; Ken Harroun, Big Rapids, second vice Yorty. i HfflONAL DOWNRIVER CANOE Other total premiums include The 1971 Premium Books fea neth Austin, Junior Livestock; president; Major John N. 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Miss Veitengruber, who cial Exhibits; William Popp, Elected to three-year terms on 1971 Saginaw Fair offers exhib took top honors in the 1970 an Farm Machinery. the bdard of directors are Chief ALWAYS EXPECT TROUBLE WHEN itors the opportunity to compete nual Saginaw Fair Cover Contest, The following Special Divisions Robert Turner, Livonia, and DRIVING IN FAMILIAR SURROUNOINGS. for additional premiums in divi 1 repeated as first place winner in are under the direction of: 4-H Chief Leon Langeland, Spring AUTO CLUB STUDIES SHOW THAT sions ranging from floriculture this year's art competition for Saddle Horses, Levi Shook; Pio Lake, Named to the unexpired LAST YEAR 75 PERCENT OF ALL and food preparation, to poultry I Michigan teenage artists. neer Antiques, Mrs. Thomas term of Harroun on the board TRAFFIC FATALITIES OCCURRED WITHIN 25 MILES OF HOME, BE ALERT AND |„. , . . • 8RIN6 'EM BACK Bring em back
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F!Goodrich Jay Roundhouse farm with trout • hatchery. The evening meeting was held at the Crystal Mountain Hirt and band at Ski Lodge. They will return home on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Jerald Davis -•.- £\ *• ''•<•• and family are spending their h omecoming vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Claude Davis ofMachias New York. EAST LANSING-A1 Hirt and Tickets for the Parade of Bands Nancy Davis, daughter of Mr. his band will lead Michigan State concert will go on sale in mid- University's Parade of Bands and Mrs. Jerald Davis, has PERF0RMA GT September at the MSU Union returned home following recent concert homecoming weekend, Ticket Office. The seats will announces Kenneth Bloomquist, surgery in Owosso Memorial M be reserved. Rates are $5, $4 Hospital. She is doing fine. director of bands at MSU, and $3, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Betzer The very popular, king-size Bloomquist said there will be .i. '. ii trumpeter* *»ft«Uh ShortLegs qiald,^^ ^^^^^S^^t^F^lS^" and the Saints, will perform swicfi^groups. ^J,.;.,-. ..returned nome Friday after at' MSU—at-halftime during the ______spending nearly a month at their m MSU-Iowa football game and in cabin in Upper Michigan, west of the Parade of Bands concert at Manlstique. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne m 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Oct, 23, In West Elsie Mead and Karla Cebulskl visited the University Auditorium. By Mrs Wayne Mead them this past weekend, im Phone 862-5447 Mrs. David Fogarty has re m The Parade of Bands will in turned to her home on Mead clude the 110-piece Symphonic Road following surgery" in Band and the Spartan Marching Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kelley, Owosso Memorial Hospital. Band. The major attraction for Paul and Susan of Manlstique this program, said Bloomquist, spent the weekend recently with will be Hirt and his group. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ballantine BOLD RAISED WHITE LETTERS and family. The Kelleys were Elsie 3&se n A student of classical trumpet enroute home after visiting his since he was seven, Hirt was parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon By Mrs Neva Keys known as a "good Jazz trumpet* Kelley of Florida. EXTRA WIDE 70 SERIES only in his native New Orleans Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAninch Jeanette Keys and Sam Lo until the late 1950s. were in Toledo, Ohio Friday to His road to fame opened with Gindice of Miami, Fla. nave been POLYESTER-FIBERGLASS BELTED attend the funeral of his brother- spending the past week with the an engagement at a Bourbon in-law, JohnGrennan, who passed Street club, at first only on week former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. away in Florida where they had Sidney Keys and Jack. ends, then full time. His fame resided for several years. grew, and he was booked into They treated the immediate the Dunes in Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond family to a steak cook-out Friday Other club engagements, na Thornton are attending the State evening. Mrs, Margaret Edwards tional TV appearances and an Farm ManagementTour Wednes and Mrs. Dorothy Kaspar of St, RCA recording contract com day through Saturday. They drove Johns and Donald Willard and pleted the success story. to Onekema Fairgrounds for their Karen Francis of Ovid were also Hirt is one ofthe few musicians headquarters and from there guests. ever to have three gold albums traveled by bus to fruit and veg A northern triDacrossBigMac in a single year. etable farms. They returned to to St. Ignace on Sunday returning One of Hlrt's biggest recording Manistee County fairgrounds for by way of Cheboygan and West NEVER BEFORE AT PRICES THIS LOW! moments was his performance lunch and a program. Thursday, Branch was enjoyed by the Keys with the Boston Pops under and Friday they will attend the and their Florida guests and Mrs. Trade-In Sale Arthur Fiedler. His performance cherry harvest and processing Dorothy Kaspar. Size Price Price Savings . F.E.T. of Hayden's "Concerto in D* demonstration at Blaine Church, The couple left Monday for E70-14 $44.95 $29.88 ' $15.07 $2.51 won the praise of Roger Volson, to view the fruit with trickle Miami and will also visit Jean- F70-14 46.95 34.00 12.95 2.64 dean of the world's classical irrigation, Christmas tr.ees, ette's brother and family, Mr. trumpeters and first chair pigs, poultry, honey, pulpwood, and Mrs. Bud Keys in Cincin G70-14 51.95 37.00 14.95 2.84 trumpet with the Pops. beef and dairy farms and the nati. G70-15 52.95 39.00 13.95 2.86 A SET H70-15 57.95 43.00 14.95 3.11 HURRY! LIMITED TIME ONLY! Plan Now To Stock Your Freezer OF FOUR SALE ENDS JULY 31,1971 Size E70-14 plus trade-in and Federal Excise Tax of $2.51 per tire With The Finest Meat Money Can Buy WE HONOR ALL APPROVED CREDIT QRDS
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^M^ July 12, 1971 Commission for further study. LEGAL NOTICES Russell S. Swart, 19, R-l, Bath and Katherlnc S. Burleigh, Motion carried. The regular meeting of the City > 19, 13523 Oak St., Bath. Motion by Commissioner Grost Real Estate Transfers Michael G. Roberts, 19, 109 Commission was called to order supported by Commissioner (From records in office of W. Lincoln St., St. Johns and at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Wood* Ebert to set the Public Hearing Register of Deeds) Nanette M. Stewart, 18, R-l, Commissioners Present: in regard to the special assess Perrinton. Wood, Hannah, Grost, Ebert. ment district for water main on July 22: Frances M. Pearl Roger W. Lange, 22, East Commissioners Absent: Rand. Giles Street and for curb and to Mllson, Ruby M. Young, Ber- Lansing and Shirley A Thorn, Staff Present: City Manager, gutter' on Oak Street for July 26, nadlne G. Blebosheimer, Mary 21, St. Johns. City Clerk, Deputy City Attorney 1971 at 8:00 p.m. in the City L. McCullough—Lot 2 Blk 1, Zoning Administrator, Commission Chambers. Motion Elsie. Motion by Commissioner Grost carried. July 22: Gertrude M. Case Legal Notices supported^by Commissioner The City Manager read a com to Wanda L. Altman, Bath. 14711 W. Eight Mile Road, Ebert to approve the minutes of munication from the Department NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Claims Thelen—Sept. 15 be held on the petition of Alice Final account Brott—Sept. 8 July 22: Van Deventer Build Robinson for license to sell real Detroit, Michigan 48235. Mort June 28, 1971. Motion carried. of Natural Resources regarding STATE OF MICHIGAN - The STATE OF MICHIGAN - The ers , Inc. to • Robert G. and estate of said ward. Persons gagee , dated the 24th day of Motion by Commissioner the proposed stipulation between Default has been made in the Probate Court for the County -Probate Court for the County Marvalee F. Buck, Westwinds. Interested In said estate are November, A.D, 1970 and Hannah supported by Commis the City of St. Johns and the conditions of a certain Mortgage of Clinton of Clinton. July 22: James W. and Libbie directed to appear to show cause recorded in the office of the sioner Grost to approve the Michigan Water Resources Com made on May 19, 1970, between Estate of Estate of Ballard to Gary Lee and Kay why such license should not be Register' of Deeds, for the County warrants. Motion carried. mission which would establish MEDARDO V. SO LIZ, a/k/a GEORGE J. THELEN, Deceased PEARL BROTT, Deceased Ellen Coppens, Brookwood. granted. of Clinton and State of Michigan, Motion by Commissioner Grost requirements and a time schedule ) MEDARO V. SOUZ, and MARIA It is Ordered that on Septem It is Ordered that on Septem July 23: Clare H. and Kath SOLIZ, husband and wife, Mort Publication and service shall ber 8, 1971, at 9:30 a.m., in on the 9th day of December, A.D. supported by Commissioner for control of the sewage and leen A, Simmon to Owen and ber 15, 1971, at 9:30 a.m., in 1970, in Uber 259 of Clinton Ebert to approve the agenda. waste discharged in the St, Johns gagors, and Citizens Mortgage the Probate Courtroom at St. be made as provided by Statute the Probate Courtroom in St, Carol A. Baese, Dallas. . Corporation, a Michigan Corp and Court Rule. Johns, Michigan a hearing be County Records, on page 764, Motion carried. drain. July 23: Irene A. Chapman to Johns, Michigan ahearingbeheld on which mortgage there is General discussion followed Motion by Commissioner oration, Mortgagee, and assigned at which all creditors of said TIMOTHY M. GREEN, held on the petition of Lena James O. and Karin J. Bargar, on June 11, 1970, to Federal Judge of Probate Goodrich, Executrix, for allow claimed to be due, at the date concerning the sign in Franklin Ebert supported by Commisson- Lot 12 Blk 14 St. Johns. deceased are required to prove of this notice, for principal and Street. I er Grost to appoint as delegate National Mortgage Association, a their claims and heirs will be Dated: July 28,1971 ance of her final account and for July 23: Allen J. and Dolores interest, the sum of Seventeen Mayor Wood told the City Clerk ,Harvey Weatherwax and as alter National Mortgage Association, determined. Creditors must file Peter J. Treleaven assignment of residue. Houser to Robert W. and Lois Thousand Nine Hundred Forty to have the sign removed and nate John W. Hannah to the annual Assignee , which Mortgage was sworn claims with the court and Attdrney for Petitioner Publication and service shall E. Barnes, Bingham. Eight, and 93/100 ($17,948.93) keep track of the cost. Michigan Municipal League recorded on May 22, 1970, and serve a copy on Alfred I. Thelen, 355 HolUster Bldg. be made as provided by Statute July 23: Burton J. and Jeanette Dollars. Motion by Commissioner meeting. Motion carried. re-recorded June 3, 1970, and Executor, Route No. 2, Fowler, Lansing, Michigan 14-3 and Court Rule. M. Peckham to Norman R. and which Assignment was*recorded TIMOTHY M; GREEN,. And no suit or proceedings Hannah supported by Commis Motion byCommisslonerGrost Michigan 48833, prior to said Will Padgett-Aug. 4 Betty L. Sanford, Avenue ad June 18, 1970, in the Office of Judge of Probate at law or in equity having been sioner Ebert to authorize the supported by Commissioner hearing. STATE OF MICHIGAN - The dition. the Register of Deeds, Clinton Dated: July 28, 1971 instituted to recover the debt City Manager to have the re- , Ebert to authorize the Zoning Publication and service shall Probate Court for the County July 23: Ann Stark to Al Mes County, Michigan; on which Mort Kemper, Wells and Lewis secured by said mortgage or any quested fire hydrant installed. Administrator to continue to senger, M.D. P.C.ProfitSharing gage there is claimed to be due be made as provided by Statute of Clinton. part thereof. Now, therefor, by Motion carried. implement the Inoperable Auto and Court Rule. By: William C, Kemper Plan and Trust, Bath. at the date of. this notice for Estate of • Attorneys for the Estate virtue of the power of sale con Motion by Commissioner Ebert mobile Ordinance and to invoke July 23: William J. and Mary principal and Interest, the sum TIMOTHY M. GREEN, NEVA J. PADGETT, Deceased tained In said mortgage, and supported by Commissioner Section 5 of said ordinance as Judge of Probate 103 East State Street C. Plggott to Mr. and Mrs. Of SEVENTEEN THOUSAND TWO It Is Ordered that on Wednes St. Johns* Michigan 14-3 pursuant to the statute of the Hannah to table the storm tile enforcement procedure,, Motion , James Pipes, Essex, HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT and Dated: July 21, 1971 day, August 4, 197i, at 11 a.m., State of Michigan in such case request for North Morton Street, carried. v Patrick B.Kelly July 26: June Behrens to 34/100 DOLLARS ($17,268.34) in the Probate Courtroom in St. made and provided, notice is Motion carried. Motion by Commissioner Attorney for Estate License Mathews—Aug. 25 Roberta L. and Sidney G. Mageli, and anattorney'sfeeofSEVENTY Johns, Michigan ahearingbeheld hereby given that on Friday the PLANNING COMMISSION Hannah supported by Commis 122 East Washington Street STATE OF MICHIGAN - The Ovid. -FIVE DOLLARS ($75.00) pro on the petition of Shirley Bailey 12th day of November 1971 at ACTION ON REZONING sioner Grost to adjourn at 8:17 DeWitt, Michigan 13-3 Probate Court for the County July 26: Elizabeth Van Atter vided by statute, pursuant to said for probate of a purported Will, of Clinton. 10:00 o'clock a.m. saidmortgage REQUESTS p.m. Motion carried. to Lawrence W. and Bernard Mortgage; for granting of administration to Estate of will be foreclosed by a sale at Motion by Member Coletta sup Final Account Robinson—Aug. 25 Byrnes, Ovid. the executor named, or some DOROTHY MATHEWS, formerly public auction, to the highest ported by Member Wilcox to rec Notice is hereby given that by STATE OF MICHIGAN - The July 26: Otis and Pauline Sue other suitable person, and for a DOROTHY BUCK, Deceased bidder at the City-County ommend to the City Commission virtue of the power of sale con Probate Court for the County Whitford to Lewis and Alma determination of heirs. It is Ordered that on Wednes Building in the City of Lansing the request by Reverend Eger Hubbnrdston Whitford, Victor. tained in said Mortgage and the of Clinton, Publication and service shall Michigan (that being the building to have the parcels of land now day, August 25, 1971, at 10:30 Mrs Mamie O'Connell July ^26: Ronald C, Bernard statute in such case made and Estate of be made as provided by Statute where the Circuit Court for the described as: a.m., in. the Probate Courtroom Phone 981- 6801 S. Sr. and Margaret V. Zeeb provided, on the 16th day of ARVILLA ROBINSON, Deceased and Court Rule. County of Clinton is held), of the 1. Original Plat Blk 46, lots September, 1971, atthree o'clock at St. Johns, Michigan a hearing to Robert D. and Virginia L. It is Ordered that on August TIMOTHY M. GREEN be held on the petition of Jean premises described In said mort 5 and 6. in the afternoon, at the North Judge of Probate Zeeb, DeWitt. 25,. 1971, at 10:00 a.m., in the Sovls a/k/a Barbara Jean Sovis, gage, or so much thereof as may 2. Commencing at a point on Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Olds entrance of the Clinton County Probate Courtroom in St. Johns, Dated: July 13, 1971 be necessary to pay the amount the North side of lot 12, blk of Alba visited at the Dodson July 26: Edmund and Elizabeth Executrix for license to sell real Courthouse, in the City of St, Michigan a hearing be held on Walker and Moore, due, as aforesaid, on said mort 61, City of St. Johns, Clinton home on Sunday. Young to Edmund and Elizabeth Johns,1 County of Clinton, State estate of said deceased. Persons the petition of Arvilla Newton, By: Jack Walker gage, with the Interest thereon, County, Michigan, which Is 85 ft. Mrs. Mabel Pierce entertained Young Botchot Ac No. 3. of Michigan, said Mortgage will interested in said estate are Administratrix for allowance of Attorney for Petitioner at eight and one half per cent West of the N.E. corner of said with a surprise birthday supper July 26: William and Loretta be foreclosed by a sale of the directed to appear at said hearing her final account. 115 E. Walker Street (8 1/2%) per annum and all legal lo$ 12, thence South 100 ft. to Thursday evening for John Fosnlght to Thomas and Phyllis mortgaged premises, or some to show cause why such' license Publication and service shall St. Johns, Michigan 12-3 costs, charges and expenses, in a point West 85 ft. of the S.E. Zesknskl. Present were Mrs. Rathbun, Watertown. part of them, at public* sale. < should not be granted. be made as provided by Statute cluding the attorney fees allowed corner of lot 11, said Blk 61, Lillian LaSarge, Mr. and Mrs. The premises are situated in the Publication and service shall July 26: Carroll and Sharon and Court Rule. by law, and also anysumorsums thence South 76 degrees 35* West Gene Geselman and family, Mr. City of St. Johns, County of be made as provided by Statute Taber to Thomas and Ellen TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Final Account Little-Aug. 18 which may be paid by.the under approximately 171:ft.,ta,tiie,Easti and, Mrs. Duane LaSarge and Clinton, State; of, Michigan, and STATE *OF, MICHIGAN . - The; and Court Rule. signed necessasy^oj^tfejt! its Maleck, Victor. !l v.. -.--.'' *••-•• Judge of Probate ; s id^of *p-27 • rlgWoV^y;: family and Les-Sanborn. . * ',..*<• , •• ••• • • i*' ] v;- A^.^TIMOTHY;^M; GREEN, are described as: •• -Dated* July 23, 1971-'' Probate Court for the County Interest in the-premises. thence Northerly lspjftt along of Clinton. . Judge of Probate County Building KEMPER, WELLS AND LEWIS Dated: July 30, 1971 Said premises are described said, East side of US^27 right- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cunning Lot 10 and North 17 5/12 feet By: Frederick M. Lewis, Estate of of-way to' its intersection with ham and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Huhn Permits HELEN LITTLE, Deceased WALKER AND MOORE, as follows: Lot 9, Block 119, City of St. Attorney for the Estate By: Jack Walker AH that certain piece or parcel the South side of Baldwin Street; and family spent last week at a It is Ordered that on Wednes July 22: Harold Pease, Elsie, Johns, according to the recorded 103 E. State Street Attorney for Estate thence East 188.5 ft, to the Place cottage at Crystal Lake. day, August 18, 1971, at 10:30 of land situate in the Township Dwelling and attached garage. plat thereof in Plat in Frame St. Johns, Michigan 13-3 115 E. Walker Street of Beginning. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Passmore a.m., in the Probate Courtroom at of DeWitt in the County of Clinton July 22: James L. Holliday, on Wall in Office of Register of Claims Pinkus—Sept. 22 St. Johns 14-3 and State of Michigan, and Which is presently zoned R-l, of Florida called on Mr. and Mrs. St. Johns, Michigan a hearing be be rezoned to MC-1, Ron Scrlbner, Mr. and Mrs. Tom 1552 DeWitt, Dwelling and at Deeds for Clinton County, Mich STATE OF MICHIGAN - The held on the petition of Jean Seat, described as follows, to wit Motion by Commissioner Grost Ward and Mr. and Mrs. VicDailey tached garage. igan. Probate Court for the County Administratrix, for the allowance Claims Thompson—Oct. 6 Lot 167 except the North 13 supported by Commissioner Thursday evening. July 23: AlanKramer,Fowler, of Clinton. of her final account. STATE OF MICHIGAN - The feet thereof of Supervisor's Dwelling and attached garage. The period of redemption as Probate Court for the County Ebert to approve the recommend Estate of Publication and service shall Plat of Valley Farms No. 2, Mrs. Loretta Cowman visited July 23: Donald Wright, R-4, provided by statute is six months of Clinton. ation and to set the Public Hear JOHN PINKUS, Deceased be made as provided by Statute DeWitt Township, Clinton her relatives In Chicago last St. Johns, remodel existing from the date of sale. It is Ordered that on Wednes Estate of County, Michigan, according ing in regard to the proposed FEDERAL NATIONAL and Court Rule. rezoning for August 9, 1971 at week returning Sunday by plane to dwelling and add to dwelling day, Sept. 22,1971, at 10:30 a.m., FLORIEN E. THOMPSON to the recorded plat thereof Lansing airport. and new garage. MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Deceased / 8:00 p.m. to be held' in the City in the Probete Courtroom at St. Judge of Probate as recorded in Liber Plat Book, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hills July 23: Steve Splnrad, 3738 It is Ordered that on Wednes Commission Chambers/Motion Johns, Michigan a hearing be held Dated: July 19,1971 " Page 42, Clinton County (Helen Marie O'Connell) were Turner, move garage into county. DATED: June 16, 1971 day, October 6, 1971, at 9:30 carried, • at which all creditors of said Charles W. Simon, Jr. Records, honored with an open house at Reed, Kelly and Matson a.m., in the Probate Courtroom PLANNING COMMISSION July 23: William G. Vickers, deceased are required to prove Attorney for Estate Commonly known as: 4116 the VeVay Township Hall in ^BathtDwelling and unattached Attorneys at Law their claims. Creditors must file at St. Johns, Michigan a hearing • Turner Road. ACTION ON REZONING 122 East Washington Street Stanton, Michigan 13-3 Mason on Sunday. The occasion garage. sworn claims with the Court and be held at which all creditors The length of the period of REQUESTS was their 25th wedding anniver DeWitt, Michigan • 48820 7-12 July 26: Gordon Reavely, Bath, serve a copy of DELBERT J. of said deceased are required redemption from such sale will Motion by Member Coletta sup sary. Attending from Hubbard- Account McPherson—Sept. 1 Dwelling and attached garage. BOHR, 706 American Bank and to prove their claims. Creditors be six months. ported by Member Huntoon to ston were Mrs. Mamie O'Connell Divorce Sitton—May 21 STATE OF MICHIGAN — The July 26: Lester Howe, 8360 Trust Building, Lansing, Mich must file sworn claims with the Dated at Detroit, Michigan, • recommend to the City Commis her mother and sister, Mr. and US-27, DeWitt, add to dwelling. STATE OF MICHIGAN - The igan 48933, prior to said hearing. Probate Court for the County Court and serve a copy on July 28, 1971. sion the request of Mrs. Juanita Circuit Court for the County Mrs. Clifford O'Grady, Carolyn, July 26: Robert Kelly, R-5, Publication and service shall , of Clinton. \ Harold S. Beardslee, 104 N. Capital Mortgage Corporation O'Leary to have the land now Shaun and Sheila. of Clinton St, Johns, add to dwelling. be made as provided by statute Estate of Main Street, Ovid, Mi'chigan SALLEN & SALLEN described as: ALICE JUNE SITTON, Plaintiff and Court Rule. R.S. McPHERSON, Deceased prior to said hearing. Attorneys for Mortgage Commencing at a point on the Mrs. Hene Cunningham of vs, WILLIAM EARL SITTON, New Business Firms TIMOTHY M. GREEN, i It is Ordered that on September Publication and service shaU Theodore B, Sallen West line of Scott Road 693.1 Muskegon visited relatives here Defendant. ft. Sout h of the South line of on Sunday. Judge of Probate 1, 1971, at 10:00 a.m., in the be made as provided by Statute 2200 David Stott Bldg. i On May 21, 1971 , as action Sturgls Street, and running thence Ovid Bargain Store, Donald Dated: July 23, 1971 Probate Courtroom in St, Johns, and Court Rule. Detroit, Michigan 48226 14-13 Janice O'Grady accompanied was filed by Alice June Sitton, 1 West 150 ft. North 493.1 ft. to the C.J, Cronk, 2517 W.MUler Rd., Henry J. Fischer C Michigan a hearing be held on TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Stoudt and Plaintiff, against William Earl point of beginning, all in Outlot Lansing. Attorney for the Fiduciary the petition of Clinton National Judge of'Probate , family of Carson City ona camp Sitton, Defendant, in this Court Dated: July 22,1971 *N* City of St. Johns. ing trip thru the Eastern States, Eisler Oil Company, 15714 for absolute Divorce. 706 American Bank and Trust Bank and Trust Company, N. East St., DeWitt Twp., James Building KEMPER; WELLS AND LEWIS ' Which is presently zoned R-l Washington D.C. andNorthCaro It is hereby ordered that the Trustee for allowance of its *H/ A. and William G. Eisler, Lan Lansing, Michigan 13-3 By: Frederick M. Lewis • rezoned to R-3, lina the past week. Defendant, William Earl Sitton third annual account. MULTIPLE sing. Attorneys for the Estate Motion by Commissioner Grost shall answer or lake such'other Publication and service shall Judy Skinner of Lansing spent Peckham Engineering, DeWitt Will Barrett-Aug. 25 • be made as provided by Statute 103 E. State Street supported by Commissioner action as may be permitted by STATE OF MICHIGAN - The St. Johns, Michigan' 14_3 Hannah to return the rezoning Friday night with her parents, Twp., 10648 Airport Rd., Robert law on or before August 26,1971. and Court Rule. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skinner, , G. Peckham, Lansing. Probate Court for the County TIMOTHY M. GREEN, SCLEROSIS recommendation, to the Planning Failure to comply with this order of Clinton License Holton—Sept. 'l will result in a judgment by Judge of Probate New Suits Started Estate of Dated: July 30, 1971 STATE OF MICHIGAN - The default against such Defendantfor r MILDRED-L. BARRETT, Probate Court for the County ERNEST E. CARTER Clinton National Bank and the relief demanded in the com also known as of Clinton. County Clerk Trust Co., I plaint filed in this Court. MILDRED LOVINA BARRETT, Estate of s/LEO W. CORKIN Trustee for the Estate of R.S. Deceased JULIE A/K/A JU.LIA HOLTON Circuit Judge McPherson, Deed, Business Directory Bank of Alma, Ashley Branch It is Ordered that on August P.I. S/KENNETH A. TUCKER St. Johns, Michigan . 14-3 vs. Steve Chapko, Mildred J. 25, 1971, at 10:30 a.m., In the It -is Ordered that on Wednes Chapko and Mildred Chapko, C Plaintiff's Attorney Probat e Courtroom in the City day, September 1, 1971, at 9:30 and H Equipment and Elsie Date of Order: June 18, 1971. of St. Johns, Michigan a hearing Claims Schram—Sept. 8 a.m., in the Probate Courtroom Machine. 13-4 be held on the Petition of Eugene " STATE OF MICHIGAN - The in the Courthouse in St. Johns, AUTOMOTIVE FARM SERVICES HARDWARE Moriarty Building, Inc. vs. D. Barrett for probate of a pur Probate Court: for the County of Michigan a hearing be held on George Myers, Final account Jenereaul-Sept. 1 the Petition of Derrill Shlnabery, ported Will, and for granting of Clinton, For the BEST BUT in STATE OF MICHIGAN - The administration to the executors Estate of Guardian, for License to Sell' Purina Feeds GOWER'S HARDWARE Marriage Licenses Probate Court for the County named, or some other suitable WILLIAM SCHRAM, Deceased Real Estate of said ward. Per Now & Used Chevrolets and' of Clinton. person,* and for a Determination " It is Ordered that on Wednesday sons Interested In said estate See MeansvS $ $ In Tour Pocket John A*. Miller, 20, R-2, Estate of of Heirs. September 8, 1971, at 9:30 a.m. are directed to appear at said Mathews Elevator Co. GRAIN ELEVATOR hearing to show cause why such EDINGER & WEBER l.Laingsburg and Barbara A. MILO J. JENEREAUL, Deceased Publication and service shall in the Probate Courtroom in the Grain—Feeds—Seeds It Is Ordered, that on Sep. FOWLER Phone 582-2401 BOTTLED GAS Green, 18, 310 W. Williams, be made as provided by Statute Courthouse In St. Johns, Michigan license should not be granted. * FOWLER .Ovid. tember 1, 1971, at 10:00 a.m., and Court Rule.. ' a hearing be held at which all ' Publication and service shall Cylinders or Bulk Paul E. Davis, 26, R-l, Elsie in ,the Probate Courtroom In TIMOTHY M. GREEN, creditors of said deceased are be made as provided by Statute Eureka \ and Sharon K. Ripley, 22, 1 33 St. Johns, Michigan a hearing Judge of Probate required to prove their claims, and Court Rule. CREDIT BUREAU Phone 224-2695 Irvington, Lansing. be held on the petition of Clin Dated: July 28, 1971 Creditors must file sworn claims • TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Be a Partner . Phone 224-2953 Richard D. Cornwell, 23, 300 ton National Bank and Trust Irving M. Hart . with the Court and serve a copy Judge of Probate NOT JUST A CUSTOMER CLINTON COUNT* Higham St., St. Johns and Mar- Company, Administrator, for al Attorney for Petitioner oh Harold S, Beardslee, Admin Dated: July 30,1971 Buy the Go-op Way leen Seconsky, 20, 1140 S. lowance of their final account. '3021 N, Center Road istrator, 104 N. Main Street, ROBERT H, WOOD CREDIT BUREAU INSURANCE Warren Rd., Ovid. Publication and service shall Saginaw, Michigan 48603 , 14-3. Ovid, Michigan, 48866, prior to Attorney for Estate FARMERS' CO-OP be made as provided by Statute said hearing. ' 200 W.'State, Phone 224-23M Keith A. Harter', 20, 106 N. .FOWLER Phone 582-2661 Complete Insurance Service and Court Rule. License Robinson—Aug, 25 Publication and service shall1 St. Johns, Michigan 14-3 Lansing , St. Johns and Donna Credit Reports ' .Collections Since 1933 •• , M. Riddle, 19, 1100 Wight St., TIMOTHY M* GREEN, STATE' OF MICHIGAN - The be made 'as provided by Statute "• . • - * ' . St. Johns. Judge of Probate Probate Court for the County and Court Rule. MORTGAGE SALE - Default FARM AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE Dated: July 29, 1971 . -.' having been made in the terms FIRE INSURANCE David L. Howe, 21, 409 W. ofC'llnton. TIMOTHY M.GREEN DRAINAGE FOR TOUR LISTING IN THE park St., St. Johns and Wendy Leltson, Dean, Dean, Segar and Estate of Judge of Probate and conditions of.a certain GENERAL CASUAUTT . Hart mortgage made by THOMAS P. M. Foote, 1313 S. Oakland St., , JERALD ROBINSON, MX Dated: July 12,1971 JAMES BURNHAM St. Johns. Attorney for It Is Ordered that on Wednes Robert H. Wood KING and LINDA M, KING, his Business Directory >A. T. ALLABY — Ins; Phone St. Johns 224-4045 Larry P. Freed, 23, HolUster 1616 Genesee Towers day, August 25, 1971, at 11:00 Attorney for Estate wife, TowrishipofDeWltt,Clinton Over Gamble Store" 200 W. State County, Michigan,Mortgagors, to R-3, St. Johns rhone«4.*«l Rd., Ovid and Teresa A. Smith, "One East First Street * a.m., in the, Probate-Courtroom St. Johns Phone 224-3258, 19, 5244 Chandler, St. Johns. Flint, Michigan 14-3 at St. Johns, Michigan a hearing St. Johns, Michigan. .12-3 Capital Mortgage Corporation, Page ££ CLINTON COUNTY NEY/S,' St. Johns, MFchigan Wednesday, August 4, 1971 Clinton County Commission Proceedings
TUESDAY, MAY 4,1971
The Clinton County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday. Discussion followed. - by December 1, 1971 as to appointment on a permanent basis. St. Johns Reminder, Supplies for District Court 39.56 May 4, 1971 at .9:00 a.m. Prayer was offered by Ernest Carter. It was moved by Andrews, supported by Montgomery, that the He moved, supported by Hufnagel, to approve the committee Richard Cornwell, Labor & material for sidewalk A Pledge of Allegiance was given to the flag. Roll"was called and Board does adopt the cooperative reimbursement program and to recommendations and employ Mr. Mlnarlk as recommended. for Court House 180.28 a quorum reported. Present were Andrew Cobb, Maurice Gove, also adopt the program budget as presented. On a roll call vote, Voted and carried, < L & L Restaurant, Meals for Jurors 265.40 Robert Ditmer, Duane Chamberlain, Claude Underhill, William those voting aye were Cobb, Gove, Ditmer, Chamberlain, Under Walter Nobis, Chairman of the Government and Personnel Patterson & Sons, Belt etc. for Court House \ 19,05. Hufnagel, Robert Montgomery, Gerald Lankford, Roy Andrews hill, Montgomery, Lankford, Andrews and Shepard. Nays were Committee presented a committee report: Antes Cleaners, Supplies for Dlst. Court 5,00 and Gerald Shepard, Commissioner Nobis was excused. Nobis and Hufnagel, 9 ayes, 2 nay. Motion declared carried. 1, Discussion held on the classification of District Court Pro Borden, Supplies for Court House 52,40 Minutes of the April 27th meeting were presented. Correc It was moved by Cobb, supported by Underhill, to authorize bation Secretary position. Committee agreed to classify the po Charles Frost, Supplies for Civil Defense 7,85 tions were made. It was moved by Montgomery, supported by the chairman and clerk to sign the necessary application. Voted sition to wage class 2, salary $5,000,00. Central Michigan Lumber, Supplies for Court House 24.40 Cobb, to approve the minutes as corrected. Voted and carried. and carried. 2. Committee authorized the approval of the hiring of Nelson Paul Automotive Inc., Supplies for Sheriff's Office 135.16 Communications were read. Roman Koenigsknecht, Chairman of the Planning Commission Case, new employee In the Maintenance Department at a start Gambles, Supplies for Court House 1.15 A Jetter from Richard Allen, State Representative, seeking appeared. He stated that Warren Holmes study on County Build ing salary of $5,000.00, wage class 4. Sinclair, Heating oil for AgrL agent 267.25 the 'commissioners opinion on designating a Michigan by-way or ing Needs will be available June 9th, He reviewed the map of 4. Conference at Escanaba for Civil Defense Director was Karber Block and Tile Co., Supplies for Court House 90.00 Graham's Skelgas Service, Skelgas for Smith Hall slow-use road for hikers, bicyclers and horse back riders. Dis the final Solid Waste Plan with tlje requested changes being made approved. To be held June 23, 24; and 25th. Frost also requested 34.80 cussion followed. The concensus of opinion was not favorable to to them. (Area, not specific property designated and corrected 2 days of his vacation time to be taken at this time. June 21 and Parr's Pharmacy, Supplies for Drain, Reg. of Deeds, the use of public roads for this purpose. The clerk was instructed population figures plus errata sheets. Revised February i, 1971) 22. Approved. Sheriff 165.98 to send a reply to Mr. Allen. • «. * „ It was moved by Nobis, supported by Hufnagel, to approve 6. Approved vacation pay for Gerald Wilcox (resigning drain Charlie's Welding Shop, Repairs for Court House 10.00 An invitation from the Grand River Watershed Council to at the Solid Waste Plan with the corrections as prepared by Com engineer) and William Coffey (resigned Zoning Administrator). Shapiro Automotive, Supplies for Court House 7.28 tend the annual meeting, to be held at Grand Haven, Michigan on monwealth Associates, Inc. Voted and carried. It was moved by Nobis, supported by Andrews, to approve Main Electronics, Supplies for Court House 84.76 Thursday, May 13th was read. He then proposed that in the future, any proposed changes the requests. Voted and carried. St. Johns Cooperative, Grass seed for Court House 33.60 A letter from Roy Smith, State Representative to the 52nd in land use coming before the Planning Commission, be sub Mr, Nobis presented the following resolution: Dean's Hdwe., Supplies for Court House 59.65 District, requesting an opinion on his proposed tax reform pro mitted for review by the Land Use Committee of the Board of E. MacKinnon & Son, Clothing for Outside Boarding gram was read. The present system of taxation being unfair and Commissioners. RESOLUTION Home Child 3;34 inequitable, it was moved by Lankford, supported by Gove, that Regarding the Future Land Use map, Mr. Koenigsknecht J. C. Penney Co., Clothing for Juvenile Home children 40.48 this Board does favor the concept of changes which would relieve stated that some parts of it are obviously wrong and the Plan WHEREAS, the State Assessors Board has failed to provide Masarik Shell Service, Tire repair for Court House 15.06 the present burden of taxes on property. Voted and carried. ning Commission will attempt to correct and up-date the plan an" adequate training program as prescribed by Sec. 211.10C E. F. Boron Co., Repairs and Supplies for Juvenile A letter of resignation from Gerald Wilcox as County Drain hopefully to have this ready by 1972, of Act 206. Home & Court House 57.23 Engineer was read. It was moved by Lankford, supported by It was moved by Nobis, supported by Hufnagel, to adopt WHEREAS, there are not sufficient colleges and universities Ingham Medical Hosp,, X-rays for Contagious Disease 427.79 Hufnagel, to accept the resignation and to place on file. Voted the Future Land Use Plan as prepared by Commonwealth As with approved certification programs available to assist the as D & C Store, Table cloth for Juvenile Home 3.31 and carried. sociates, Inc. Voted and carried. sessors; therefore, Bee's Chevrolet, Repairs on Sheriff cars 770,51 House Bill 4489, which would require County Boards to record The Board recessed for lunch at 12:10. BE IT RESOLVED, that-the Clinton County Board of Com Hettler's Motor Sales, Repairs on Sheriff cars 1,424.29 their votes in committee as well as meetings of the full board, missioners do hereby request an extension in the assessors Several. Sheen rlflfms. 400.10 was read. Discussion followed with a general feeling of opposition P.M. SESSION , certification; and, Lial Gifford Hatchery, Eggs for Children's Home 10.85 to the bill prevailing. v BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Clinton County Board Allaby & Brewbaker, Insurance on County Buildings, etc, 4,698.38 The Board recessed for committee meetings at 10:00 a.m. Upon again coming to order, Chairman Gerald Shepard, of Commissioners do hereby go on record as supporting House Andy's Shopping Basket IGA, Supplies for Juvenile Home 527.65 Upon again coming to order, Lloyd Campbell, representing acting for the Zoning Department, presented the action taken Bill No. 4682 which would extend the assessor certification dead John R, Aylsworth, Expense account of Agrl. agent 338.94 Soil Conservation Service, appeared and reported on the pro by and the recommendations of the County Zoning Commission line to December 31,1972, and, George R, McQueen, Expense account' of Agrl, agent 270.55 gress of the Soil Conservation Survey being made in the county. at their May 25th meeting, , BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution F, Earl Haas, Expense account of Extension Service 433.95 He presented the completed survey as made for Westphalia be sent to: The1 Honorable Governor William MilUken, to Sen Clinton County News, Supplies for Commissioners, Township and explained with the aid of illustrated maps the soil Item I - DeWitt Township (Richard Hoyland) From Zone B, ator William Ballenger, Senator Harry DeMaso, Representative Dist, Court 4,247,20 structures of Westphalia Township. residential to Zone C, commercial Lots 55 and 65, Auto Park Richard Allen, Representative Douglas Trezise, Representative Ben Swanchara, Expense account of Dog Warden 971.16 Marvin Johnson, District Wildlife Biologist with the Depart Subdivision, Section 33, T5N-R2W. George Montgomery, the State Assessors Board, and Michigan Howard C, Hoover, Expense account of Dog Warden 1.458.01 1 ment of Natural Resources, and Bud Jarvis appeared. They seek The request was denied by the Zoning Commission. Association of Counties, Charles W, Frost, Expense account of Civil Defense the opinion of the Board on establishing the deer hunting season After discussion, it was moved by Nobis, supported by He moved, supported by Gove, to adopt the Resolution as Director 183.47 for Clinton County. They invited the comments and opinions of Andrews, to table the matter until the next meeting. Voted and presented. Voted and carried. Caroline Kazak, Janitorial Services for Welfare Building 330.15 the County Commissioners. carried. Nobis presented for re-appointment to the County Planning Daniel Chisholm, Expense account of Dlst, Ct. Commissioner Gove presented and moved, supported by Commission as a member to represent Industry, incumbent mem Probation Officer 451.56 Ditmer, to adopt the following resolution. Voted and carried Item n - Bath Township (Linden B. Johnson) From Zone B, ber Jack Kzeski. It was moved by Hufnagel, supported by Cobb, A, J, Kelley, Sr,, Expense account of work in Zoning Office 379.30 unanimously. residential, to Zone C, commercial. The request was approved to close nominations and cast a unanimous vote for Jack Kzeski. Lon E, Canum, Expense account of extra work in by the Zoning Commission. Voted and carried. Court House 436.25 RESOLUTION Nobis placed in nomination, as recommended by Planning Helen L. Johnson, Expense account of Juvenile Division 42.80 Mr. Johnson was present and asked to withdraw the re Commission, Earl Seybert of Ovid to represent Education. Cham Fred M, Beach, Expense account of Juvenile Probation RESOLVED, We the duly elected Clinton County Board of quest. It was moved by Lankford, supported by Nobis, to deny berlain placed in nomination the name of Gilbert Bova, Officer 118.90 Commissioners meeting in regular session Tuesday, May 4, the request for rezonlng. Voted and carried unanimously. It was moved by Ditmer, supported by Andrews, to table Earl Goff, Bailiff for Circuit Court 321.00 1971, after due consideration, do hereby go on record in op action on an appointment to represent Education until the next Frank Sharick, Expense account of Deputy Sheriff - position to House Bill 4489, which would require County Boards Item I - Westphalia Township (Anthony Hengesbach) April meeting. Voted and carried. District Court 60.00 to record their votes in committees as well as meetings of the 27, 1971 Zoning Meeting, Application for a Mobile Home Park, Commissioner Nobis then presented the Civil Defense Emer Several, Holiday pay for Deputy Sheriff's 195.00 full board for the following reasons: The Zoning Commission gave unanimous approval to the plan gency Operatlpn Center Plan (EOC) JNobls moved, supported by Several, Care of children in outside Boarding Homes 950.74 1. It is biased and discriminatory in as much as it applies as stated here, with the existing trailers shown and with no Ditmer, to adopt the plan as presented. Voted and carried. Cheryl Romlg, Co-op typist for District Court 307.98 to County Boards only, not city, school, village or township enlargements. Nobis moved, supported by Gove, to adopt Part n (Bomb Kathleen Dean, Extra work In District Court . 792.22 boards nor to, legislators. It was moved by Nobis, supported by Lankford, that the Threat Plan) which pertains chiefly to schools. Voted and car Diana Woodbury, Extra work in District Court 100.00 2. It would create a considerable and undue burden upon request be denied. For personal reasons, Commissioner' Huf ried. Erma Newcombe, Extra work at Juvenile Home 535.15 the Board and also upon the County Clerk's Office. The minutes nagel, asked to be excused from voting. Motion by Gove, sup Commissioner Cobb, Chairman of Property Management Com Barbara Heibeck, Extra work at Juvenile Home 5B.00 of the meetings would be much longer and the cost of printing ported by Cobb, to excuse Hufnagel from voting on this issue mittee, presented a report for that committee: Irene J. Nobis, Expense account of Juvenile Home matron 19.53 and binding these minutes is very costiyJfty0^a3^yers. * 11 catTle n e e 1 F. Bruce„Wjqod, Experis^'a'ccj$nf ofjEquallzatlon Dept.'9j T%aZ,8Q\«r jXHMSSb*? i °; -MSJV^i X^ ' yi°s W^W^f^.gi - ^PProve^Gestetener, Collator ($328.50) andCBates'Electric r "NobliTfLanKford and ^Andrews;'rNay# were Cobb, Gove,l3Itmeri"'cvStapler*{;$62:55),Totdli?*391.05 for Extension Office. LlriW Padgett,'E"xtfawbrk at Switchboard & Driver's "$jO ,t 'S'i BE" IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this be mailed Chamberlain, Montgomery and Shepard. 3 ayes, 6 nays. Un 2. Committee approved one dozen chairs to be purchased by ' License - 499.00 , to our Governor, State Senators and State Representatives and derhill was absent, Hufnagel was excused. Motion declared lost. R.G. Becher. Leon E. Thelen, Expense'account of Equalization Director 16,95 Michigan Association of Counties. It was moved by Ditmer, supported by Cobb, to concur with 3, Committee approved 2 desks and 2 chairs for District Court - Daley's Restaurant, Luncheon for elected officials & guests 105.60 , The Board recessed for lunch at 12:00 noon. the recommendations of the ZoningCommi^sionandgrantapproval Probation Office to be purchased from Jackson Prison Industries Roland Duguay, Expense account of Dist.. Judge 102.43 for the Mobile Home Park. On a roll call vote, those voting aye at a total cost of $375.00. John Barrett, Extra janitor work 220.00 P.M. SESSION were Cobb, Ditmer, and Andrews. Nays were Nobis, Gove, Cobb also reported on bids to repair and reseal the smooth ArUs Strachota, Transcript for Pros, Office 928.16 Chamberlain, Underhill, Montgomery, Lankford and Shepard. roofs of the Court House (except new wings). Margaret Thlngstad, Tri-County Mental Health Board 178,00 Upon again resuming session, commissioner's expense ac 3 ayes, 7 nays. Hufnagel was excused from voting. Motion de It was moved by Lankford, supported by Nobis, to approve Delores Vitek, Extra Secretarial at Extension Office 54.00 counts were presented. It was moved by Montgomery, supported clared lost. Request denied. the low bid $1853.00 as submitted by the Cross Roofing Company. Sharon Spellman, Extra work at Extension Office 265.98 by Hufnagel, to approve commissioner's expense accounts as Voted and carried unanimously. Ethel-L. Holm, Extra work in Zoning 4B6.13 presented. Voted and carried. Item n - Victor and Olive Townships (John K, To). Re- Commissioner Nobis presented and recommended the following Percy J. Patterson, Meals for Prisoners for May, Commissioner Cobb, Chairman of the Building & Grounds- zone from D, agriculture to Zone A, residential the following amendments to the Employees Working Policy: re: Vacation time June & April 2,454.15 Committee, reported that the Social Services Department are in described property, earned: 1 year - 40 hours; 2 years but less than 7 years - 80 Agnes Danley, Expense account of Friend of the Court 69.40 urgent need of more office space. ^ Beginning on the East line of Section 36, T6N-R2W, Olive hours. He then moved, supported by Gove, to adopt the amend Barbara Davis, Extra clerical for Reg. of Deeds 152.00 Commissioner Andrews briefed the Board on the controversy Township, Clinton County, Michigan, at a point 2501.1 ft. N. of ments as presented. Voted and carried. Joanne Miller, Transcript Fees - Circuit Court, 537.00 between Capitol Area Comprehensive Health Planning Association SE cor. of said Section 36, th. S. 33 degree 40' W. 402.2 ft to Commissioner Lankford reported the receipt of a quarterly West Publishing Co., Books for District Court 164.00 and the Tri County Regional Planning Commission. cen. of Chandler Road, thence N. 55 rdegrees 29' W. 430 ft, payment of the State Income Tax, Troup Electronics, Supplies & re-install sirens 73.70 Herbert Maiers, Director of Tri County Regional Planning along the center of Chandler Road, thence N. 33 degrees 40' Commissioner Andrews rpnorted on the activities of Ionia Kimball's, Ribbons & supplies for clerk's office & Treas. 163.80 Commission feels that there is a lack of communications and co E, 1041.32 ft. to the East section line and thence S. 775.58 County regarding the operation of their Health Department. They Boys Republic, Inc., Care of child In Outside Boarding operation between the two organizations. ft. to beginning. would like to join other counties to form a cooperative unit In an Home 754.00 There being no further business to come before the meeting, Beg. on the W. line of Sec/31, T6N-R1W, Victor Town effort to reduce costs, Andrews will continue checking on com New England Instrument Co., Safety Locking Razors forJall 10.28 it was moved by Montgomery, supported by Andrews, to ad ship, Clinton County, Michigan, at a point 2501.1 feet N. of the parative health department costs. Commercial Blueprint Inc., Supplies for Drain & Zoning journ at this time, subject to the call of the chairman, and to SW cor. of sd. Sec. 31, th. N. alg. sec. In. 775.58 ft., th. N. Chamberlain moved, supported by Hufnagel, to approve com Office 746.68 meet again June 1, 1971 at 9:00 a.m. Voted and carried. 33 degrees 40' E. 228.68 ft., th. N. 88 degrees 40' E. 450 ft. missioner's expense accounts as presented. Voted and carried. Robert A. Granstra, Shoulder Emblems for Sheriff's Dept. 10.80 Meeting adjourned. th, N. 75 degrees E. 30 ft. more 'or less to the water's edge of The following is the list of bills since the March session: American Red Cross, Emergency First Aid pins for the Looking Glass River, thence S'ly along the river to a line Owosso Typewriter Co., Supplies for Assignment Sheriff's Dept. 7.20 GERALD E. SHEPARD running N. 33 degrees 40' E. from point of beginning, and thence Clerk, Clerk, Drain District Court & various Reed's Standard Service, Fan belt & labor for Sheriff's car 8.55 Chairman S, 33 degrees 40' W. 1170 ft. more or less to point of begin departments $ 561.94 Trl-Ctty Safety Equipment Co., Blankets for Jail 26.80 ning. IBM, Ribbons for Agrl. Agent, Dlst. Court 1,083.82 General Parts & Service, Supplies for Sheriff's Dept. 150.00 ERNEST E. CARTER Beginning on the W. line of Section 31, T6N-R1W, Victor Doubleday Bros, & Co., Supplies for Clerk, Drain Clock Cleaners, Dry cleaning for sheriff's dept. 32.70 Clerk Township, Clinton County, Michigan at a point 2501.1 feet North Dist. Ct. Probate 1,550.80 . Modern Wholesale Electric, Supplies for Court House 259.87 of the SW corner of said Section, thence North 33 degrees 40* Shepard's Citations, Cases for District Court Law Books 170.20 Charles E, Black, Medical testimony for Circuit Court 150.00 TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1971 E. 1200 feet more or less to the Looking Glass River, thence Eckstone Reporting Service, Deposition for circuit court 17.50 Dept. of State, Fee for Notary Commission for Clerk In' following the river to the S&W 2915 ft., more or less to a junc Commercial Lighting Products, Supplies for Court House 162.67 Pros. Off, 2,00 The Clinton County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, tion with the W. section line, thence N. 650 ft., more or less to Curtis 1000 Inc. Supplies for Reg. of Deeds 65.51 Mich. Dept. of State, Notary Commission's for Deputy June 1, 1971, at 9:00 a.m. Prayer was offered by Robert Ditmer. beginning. And also, beginning 30 1/2 chains (2013 ft.) North of Eastman Kodak Co., Service for Reg. of Deeds 435.55 Sheriffs 48.00 A Pledge of Allegiance was given to the flag. Roll was called the SE corner of Section 36, T6N-R2W, Olive Township Clinton Grand Rapids Loose Leaf, Supplies for Reg. of Deeds, Patterson & Sons, Supplies for Court House 10.70 and a quorum reported. Present were Andrew Cobb, Walter County, Michigan, thence along the center of Chandler Road Treasurer 605.52 AAA Ambulance Services, Trip to Traverse City 274.00 Nobis, Maurice Gove, Robert Ditmer, Duane Chamberlain, Claude North 55 degrees 29' W. 270.6 ft., thn. N. 33 degrees 40' E, 402 Marshall & Swift Publication, Renewal invoice for Clare Maier, Treads & material for Court House 484.24 Underhill, William Hufnagel, Robert Montgomery, Gerald Lank feet to the East line of said Section and South 488.1 feet to point Marshall Service for Zoning 40.00 Gratiot Farmers Supply Co., Change tires for Drain ford, Roy Andrews and Gerald Shepard. of beginning. The Polack Corp., Supplies for Agrl. Agent, paper and Commissioner 2.00 Minutes of the May 4, 1971 meeting were presented. It was rental • 981.85 St. Johns Dry Cleaners, Dry cleaning for Sheriff's Dept. 112.55' moved by Gove, supported by Lankford, to approve the minutes » The Zoning Commission granted approval of this request J. I, Holcomb Mfg. &. Co., Supplies for Court House 173.00 Ditmer Broadcasting Co., Radio advertising for County as presented. Voted and carried. April 27,1971. DeWitt Weekly Advertiser, Notice for Treasurer's Office - 7.00 Treas, 31.80 Communications were read. * It was,moved by Gove, supported by Chamberlain, to concur Xerox, Meter Usage for machine, 620.70 Kurf s Appliance Center, Supplies for Children's Home 143.60 Letters from Governor Milliken, Senator VanderLaan and with the Zoning Commission's recommendations and re-zone from The Lawyers Co-operative, Annual charge for Mtch.Report 20,00 Gambles, Supplies for Court House 11.57 Representatives Trezise and Allen, acknowledging receipt of the D, agriculture to A. residential. Voted and carried. Addressograph Multlgraph, Service for Addressograph, B, W. Glasple Drug Store, Supplies for Health Nurse 102.96 Board's resolution in opposition to House Bill 4489 were read. ' Bruce Campbell appeared for Keep Michigan Beautiful Com Equalization 516.36 William M, Coffey, Gas for County car • 6.65 mittee and gave a progress report on the junk car removal pro Callaghan & Co., Supplies for Pros. Atty. 248.70 Richard May, Clothing for Deputy Sheriff 141.34 Chairman Shepard read a letter from Lloyd Martin and Don gram. Assembly sites are secured. They need wreckers for pickup Wolverine Typewriter Co.,, Repair typewriter for Leon E, Thelen, Expense account of Equalization Director 21.95 Pox, representing VanBuren County, expressing their pleasure service. switchboard 17.75 Earl Goff, Expense account of Dlst, & Circuit Ct Deputy 252,70 and mutual benefits derived from the Government Exchange Day The Board recessed for committee. work at 3:00 p.m. Hlghflelds, Child care for outside Boarding home 1,612.00 Gerald V, Wilcox, Expense account of Drain Engineer 5;75 on May 17th.' A pleasant time was had by all. Upon again coming to order, Herbert Maier, Director of Tri Melville Emblem & Uniform, Armbands for Sheriff's Alfred Spltzley, Goose Claim 12.50 Vice-chairman Lankford gave a very favorable report on County Regional Planning Commission reported on-project acti Dept. 39,75 Rose F. Wilson, Soldier's Burial 300.00 Clinton County's observance of the special occasion, ' vities and projects engaged in during the year and especially that James S. Scott, MJD,, Balance on Outside Bfcarding Michigan Chapter International Con., Membership The Board recessed for committee meetings at 9:40 a.m. of housing development for low income families in the Tri County t Home Child , • 10,60 dues for Zoning Office • 10.00 Upon again coming to order, Commissioner Andrews intro area. They are encouraging private enterprise to fulfill the needs Michigan Sheriff's Association, Convention fees 65,00 Assoc. Dlst. Ct. Recorders, Membership dues for duced Roberta Lawrence, program-coordinator for Tri County In this field. * CBS Specialties, Breathalyzer kits for Sheriff's Dept. 85.00 . Dist. Ct. Reporter 25.00 Regional Planning Commission. Also present were Patrick Kelly, He briefly reviewed the plan for pollution control which he Plonto Land Measure, Supplies for Zoning Administration 1.50 Pros. Atty. Association, Dues for Prosecutor Si assistant 225,00 Prosecuting Attorney and Roger, Shutes, Director of Social Ser thinks was a very satisfactory study. Copies of which are avail Wedgwood Acres Youth Home, Care of outside boarding 1,569.81 Pengad Companies, Inc., Supplies "for Circuit Court vices Department, able. This covers solid waste disposal and they recommend a 3M Business Products, Supplies for Extension Office . 64.74 _ Stenographer * 42.22 single land fill site for the county with satellite pick up stations, Mrs. Lawrence explained her purpose here, namely to assist College Science Publishers, Handbook for Agrl. Agent 4.50 National Sheriff's Association, Directory for Sheriff's the county in obtaining Federal grants for certain specuic pro Mechanics Laundry .Co*, Supplies for Court House 84.50 Office 17.50 grams. RECAP Chocola'Cleaning Materials, supplies for Court House 158.03 Modern Art & Sign Studio, Lettering new patrol cars 69.50 Mr. Shutes and Mr, Kelly further enlarged upon a proposed Mr. Maier then reviewed the five studies which the commis Gulf Oil Corp., Gasoline for Sheriff's Dept, 2,796.29 Michigan Supply Co., Supplies for Jail 31.55 program, which could bring federal aid to assist in inducing fa sion has been engaged in' during the past fiscal year, 1, Water & Motorola, Service for Sheriff's Department 219.80 Creed Co., Supplies for, Jail 47.32 thers to oav support for dependent children, a major portion of Sewer, 2, Solid wastes. 3. Housing. 4. Information system. 5. Selleck Office Supply, Supplies for Assignment Clerk, Reg. Robert S, Means Co., Copy Building Construction Cost Data 5.00 which is now being borne by the county. Citizen participation. of Deeds 304.34 Starr Commonwealth, Care In Outside Boarding Home 300.00 Specifically the program would provide for one additional These studies are largely completed and are expected to be C. J, Gibson Co., Pencil carbon for Sheriff's Dept. 75.45 Michigan State University, Supplies for Extension Service 76.14 assistant Prosecuting Attorney, a clerk and the necessary office certified by HUD by the October 1,1971 deadline. Genesee Coverall & Towel, Laundry for Jail 281.40 Apco Inc., Supplies for Jail & Court House 27.28 equipment tooperate the office. These personswould concentrate on. A surface drainage study is needed to qualify the. region for Green Printing & Offset, Supplies for Clerk, Reg, of Capitol Office Supply Co., Supplies for County Engineer 5,40 the area of collecting support payments from absent fathers or eligibility for Federal funds in water and sewer grants programs! Deeds, Sheriff & Zoning 973.66 National Council on Crime, Membership National Council those who are unwilling to assume their obligations. Duane Chamberlain, Chairman of the Land Use Committee The Hub Tire Co., Supplies for Court House, • dues 17.75 These persons, assistant Prosecutor and Clerk, are to be 'reported the committee recommends that Arnold Mlnarlk be hired • (Tire Repair) ^ ' 19.12 county employees who will be paid by the county and upon proper as temporary Zoning Administrator for a six months proba R. E. Benson, Celling plates for Court House 1,40 Continued on Page 7B billing the county will be reimbursed for their services. tionary period beginning June 19, 1971, .with a review of office Heath man's, Keys for Court House, glass & putty 180.26 Page J£ Wednesday, August 4, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan
DtWITT proceedings' TOWNSHIP Continued from Page 6B ' MINUTES Martin's Flag Co., Flags for Court House 109.86 Thomas A, Edison Industries, Supplies for Dlst. Court 5.80 July 26, 1971 George E. Benko, Used set Michigan Civil Juris. 250.00 Gordon L. Wlllyoung, Expense account of Dist. Ct. Synopsis of the Special Board Magistrate / ' 80,73 meeting held at DeWitt Town Hudson Photographic, Supplies for Reg. of Deeds 25.69 ship Hall No. 2, 780 E. Wleland D. C. Laraway Inc., Tile for Court House ' 273.40 Road, Lansing, Michigan. Keelox, Carbon paper for Sheriff's Dept. 26.04 The meeting was' called to Standard Service, Headlamp and Wrecker Service 10.75 order by Supervisor King at 7:35 DeBar Chevrolet Co., Service on Sheriff's Dept. Car 11.71 p.m. s James B, Schwiegert, D.D.S., Service for prisoner 35.00 Board members present: Walker & Moore, Attorney fees for Circuit Court 262.50 Powell, Johns, Purvis, King, Social Welfare Dept. Office call for Contagious Disease 5.00 Syverson nd Pllne. Nick*s Fruit Market, Supplies for Children's Home 2.13 Board members absent: Zeeb, Becker's Appliance, Skelgas for Agrl. agent 34.80 Anita Hebeler, Extra clerical work In Reg. of Deeds Office 144.00 The extentlon of sewer district Dale Chapman, Mileage for Drain Commissioner 5.30 No. 1 was discussed. A Special Concord Press, Supplies for Pros. Atty. 13.00 Board meeting will be held with Walter F, Stephens, Jr., Prosecutor's Badge 7.46 Stauder, Hammell and Mick and THISWEEK'S KROGER MAILER FEATURES OVER 190 SALE PRICES. PLUS Gwen A. Lyons, Extra clerical work in Treasurer's Office 80.00 Rowland before, any decision is YOU CAN GET UP TO 2100TOP VALUE STAMPS, {with coupon strip). made. Several, Rabbit Claims 69.50 If you did,not receive a Kroger Mailer your Kroger Store Manager has one for you. Gorsllne Runciman Co., Soldier's Burial . 300.00 Supervisor to check with Wyble Nell Barnhart, Fees for Chicken claim 4.40 about signing the contract for the design of the proposed DeWitt Michigan State Bar. Association, 1971 Michigan State WB Reserve The,Right To Limit Bar Dues for Dist. Judge 110.00 Township park. Quantities. Copyright The A discussion was held concern Kroger Co. 1971 v ing the problems with the Super- , visor, Clerk and Police Depart- j > ment. This portion was not taped. It was moved by Chamberlain, supported by Nobis, to ad Unit factors, for Trailer Parks journ at this time, subject to the call of the Chairman, or until and debt service charge for the July 6,1971 at 9:00 a.m. Sewer System No. 1 will be on Meeting adjourned. the agenda of the August 9th Regular Board meeting. U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Tenderay GERALD E. SHEPARD Adjournment at 11:10 p.m. i ' Chairman Repectfully submitted, ERNEST E. CARTER DONNA B. SYVERSON Clerk Clerk Chuck Roast 'Wrong way' kills LANSING-DrInking drivers juries and 16 deaths. Seventy per per cent involved drinking, are involved in well over half cent involved drinking. 1970—60 accidents with 66 ln- of the "wrong-way" accidents on 1969-55 accidents with 66 in- juries and 12 fatalities. Sixty Chuck Michigan freeways. juries and nine deaths. Sixty nine per cent involved drinking. Lb Steak Prices & Coupons Good Analysis of such accidents on Lb79rf Thru Sun., Aug 8,1971. the more than 1,400 miles of in St. Johns
freeway in the five years from nMfS'1 Reg 79^ Lb Value *•••**'/««"*»* ,,.• ' f '>,/.Jtifft*''' 1966 through 1970 showed that AGRICULTURE INACTION vt i between 50 and 75 per cent In by GARY A. KLEINHENN' U.S. Gov't Graded Choice volved drivers who had been MICHIGAN FARM BUREAU . ' Kroger Tenderay Boston Roll or Rolled Chuck drinking. Michigan Home Grown A total of 219 wrong-way On the throne sat the king. About $6 billion represents new Wieners ...«!?& 49* accidents were reported on state And he announced to the noble money. Boneless freeways from 1966 through 1970. men gathered about: "Why don't A major hang up is that the Silver Platter Half or Quarter Sliced Blueberries They claimed 50 lives. we all share our revenue like plan which would make money Beef Roast The worst In ^ state history one big happy family?" And the easier to get would come through Pork Loins '.« 79* occurred July 17* when an auto noblemen looked at him, silently a federal redistribution process Ionia Brand U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Tenderay and a statlo n wagon rammed and in amazement. (get this) if the states agree to 69 each other on 1-75 Freeway near send their revenues first through Boneless Cube Steak u> '1.39 It's just a jest of course, but Sliced Bacon ^49* Grand Blanc, south of Flint. Nine the federal government. Peschke persons were killed and one there are some similarities In But It is debated that since permanently injured. this jocular Jab at the king and the feds already run an annual Fresh Chunk Bologna ;..Lb49* Lb Box his noblemen to the revenue deficit rate of about $21 billion, sharing pain proposed to the it is setting up an untapped ? A LARGE PORTION of the states by the present federal Peschke Pride-O-Michigan Whole or Portion Quart 69 accidents are caused by drivers reservoir of dollars to increase Mixed Lb whtftSfifer a9freew"ay/dn"arwexit./j """ WStefca .fioiV//lMrraff. I its abilityJaaborrowoE (0C •:;;. Mic"rn$Mrhe Grown ' " ' ramp. Others "'occur* 'Whetf"1* f. ,.* oe .plan ls^ssenti^lly,_aniad^ so m^ ' ' fryer Parts ^•^P^^BBW ab Boneless vehicles cross a median or, ministrative revision to attempt IF THE FEDERAL government Fresh* Peaches . 4 L„S 88* rarely, when a car goes the to spend our tax dollars more were truly benevolent, why wrong way on an entrance road efficiently. It won't reduce'taxes, couldn't It simply keep state Ham Roasastf # W Fresh Ripe but It does predict it will bolster to freeway rest area. funds in the state and through Couniry Ciub Sea Pak Golden Fried • 2 Lbs OO the strength and responsibility tax credits, still give greater Plums Erection, of median guard rail of what many believe to be waning 8 has helped prevent wrong-way accessibility to needed funds? Fish Sticks w .£939* Fresh Broccoli or power of state and local govern The same ends could be ac crashes. However, no practical ment. Aft Beef method has been developed to complished and states would get Canned Ham CAULIFLOWER 2 88( prevent vehicles from entering full benefit of their own monies. Breakfast Sausage u 49* exit ramps. The main deterrents THE PLAN IS AN alternative Deductions in federal taxes Sugar Sweet are warning devices. designed to bring more order to then could be easily relayed a complex system of govern to state and local government Country Club Flavor Seal 27si For On a standard interchange, two ment spending. Its plan is to funds. Tax credits would also Ripe "2 pairs of reflective black-and- make more dollars 'more easily return greater control and re white and red-and-whlte signs available to state and local spectability to state and local Hamburger Cantaloupes are Installed on each side of the government and claims it will government. And for Joe Citizen, 88 concurrently ease' the economic ramps. The first pair of 24- results would still include more Clip this Handy Coupon List inch-wide signs warn the driver strain of state and local govern ^ In efficient use of his funds, as For a Bonus of Up to "Do Not Enter—WrongWay.*The ments. opposed to building yet another Reg $4.99 Value 5 Lb second pair, 3 6 inches wide and Available will be $16.1 billion. bureaucratic castle. placed farther down the ramp, Roll lOOO EXTRA say "Wrong Way." In addition, | Serve 'N' Save $2.95 red reflector buttons, known as $ Each delineators, are attached to a Wieners 2& 1.19 Top Value Stamps series of small metal standards 1972 wheat program Serve *N' Save Sliced running down both sides of the Reg $3.19 Value ramp to give the night driver Lunch Meats j yriTr. "»69* $ _fi with any 2 lbs of Kwik Krisp additional warning. announced by USDA Oil Sliced Bacon B Clover Valley with any 2 p s A team of traffic engineers White or Assorted Fleece {650-1 Ply) r 1 AA k9 °f Bulk Breaded from the Department of State EAST LANSING-Major pro-, Feed Grain Program' will be 1UU Precooked Seafood S Highways has investigated -the visions of the 1972 Wheat Pro- ' announced at a later date. They area of the 1-75 accident near gram have been released by the cannot be made until the status Bathroom Tissue Ice Milk with any pkgs Herrud, All Beef Grand Blanc. They will Issue a Secretary of. Agriculture, Clif of the current corn crop is Ring Bologna, Pickled Ring report on their findings. ford M. Hardin. This announce known. _ft Bologna, or Mix or Match ment was made by Nick Smith, For 1972, there will again be 5U Hickory Stick Sausage Chairman of the Michigan State no limit or restrictions on the RECORDS CHECKED from Q Agricultural stabilization and wheat acreage that can be Gallon with any 2 pkgs Fresh Fryer, 1967 through 1970 showed no Conservation Committee. , planted. Also, there will be'no Ctrl 1 AA Drumsticks' Thighs, '."/hole Legs or wrong-way fatalities on 1-75 According to Smith, it is Im change In the $1.25 National loan iUU Fryer Breasts w/Ribs Q through all of Oakland County rate. In closing, Smith noted that or In Genesee County as far portant that wheat producers be ' with any 2 pkgs Kroger 8 oz. informed of these provisions in the changes in the 1972 program Save.UpTo29tf 8Save Up 8To 21 tf 'north as M-121 (Bristol Road). order for them to make their providing for the use of soy 50 Sliced Lunch Meats There were 14 accidents with 19 beans as a substitute crop and Mel O Soft 0 Injuries. 'In most of the planting plans for their 1972 20-Oz $1 Kroger with any 2 pkgs of Beef Neck wheat crop. classifying barleyasaseedgrain 5 Wt Lvs I collisions, one or both of the will give the farmer additional White Bread.... Bones, Beef Short Ribs or Beef drivers had been drinking. The Secretary has determined Pears 2^88* that the 1972 National domestic planting options which will earn Kroger ^ 50 Bar-B-Que Ribs a ^ 64-FI 7
Matherton Area ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Matherton Michigan Next Sunday In Rev Jessie Powell, Pastor ST. JOHNS 9:45 a.m.—Worship Service 10:45 a.m.—Sunday School 8:00 p.m. — Wednesday, Midweek prayer meeting We welcome you to the fellowship Clinton County Churches of our services. Our desire is that you may find the warmth of welcome and All Churches In Clinton County are invited to send the assistance In your worship of Christ, their weekly announcements to The Clinton County , First and third Sundays Matherton Church, second and fourth at Fenwlck News. They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to insure Church publication in the current week's is,sue. MATHERTON COMMUNITY CHURCH 2:00 p.m.—Sunday School 3:00 p.m.—Worship service St. Johns Area 8:00 p.m.—Morning Choir practices } EAST PILGRIM UNITED Wednesday. 7:00 p.m. — Mid-week UNITED METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Prayer Service; 8:00 p.m.—Morning Fulton Area Rev. Harold E, Homer, Minister Corner of Taft and County Farm Rd. Choir practice Rev. Brian K. Sheen, Minister Saturday 10;00 a.m.—Jr. Choir prac FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 9:00 a.m. Church School for older tice Vi mile east of Perrirrton on M-57, 9:30 a,m. - Worship Service youth. 1st Thursday 7:30 p.m.—Woman's '/2 mile south 10:00 a,m. Morning Worship - Guest 10:45 a.m. - Church School. Mission Society Rev. Fred Wing. Pastor 2nd Saturday 2:00 p.m.—Ann Judson 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School speaker. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Guild for Jr. HI. girls 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Tuesday - 7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts S. US-27 & E. Baldwin 3rd Tuesday 6:30 p.m,—Men's Fel 7:D0 p.m.—Youth Service Wednesday - 8:00 p.m. Summer Up Joseph F. Eger, Jr., Pastor lowship 7:45 p.m.—Evening Service 7:45 p.m.—Thursday, Prayer and lift evening service 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School SOUTH DeWITT CHURCH 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship OF CHRIST praise service Thursday, Aug, 5 - 7:00 p.m. Council 6:30 p.m.—Youth Service Temporarily Meeting at the on Ministries jneets. 7:30 p.m.—Sunday Evening DeWitt High School 7 p.m,—Weanesday, second and Eureka Area Monday, Aug. 9 - 6:00p.m. Wesleyan Evangelist: Richard J. Wolfcale fourth, WMC Telephone: 660-3395 CONGREGATIONAL Service Guild picnic 7:30 p.m.—Wednesday evening 8 a.m.—"Revival Fires," Channel CHRISTIAN CHURCH service 5 TV; "Revival Fires," 1110 radio. 2619 E. Maple Rapids Road FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 9:45 a.m.—Bible School Rev Paul R. Jones, Pastor Averlll M. Carson, Minister 10:30 a.m.—Morning Worship. Serm Phone 224-7709 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS on: "The Mind of Christ." 10 a.m.—Bible School for everyone. Sunday, Aug. 8 - 10:00 a.m. Morning Weekly Communion. 11 a.m.—Morning Worship Worship 68G North Lansing Street Elder, E. F. Herzel, Pastor 6:30 p.m.—Youth groups for grades 7:30 p.m.—Adult Bible discussions. Wednesday, Aug. 11 - 6:45 p.m. Services held on Saturday 1 through freshman In college. Nursery provided during services. Boy Scout Troop No. 81. fl:15 a.m.—Church Service 6:30 p.m.—Evening Worship. Serm 0:30 p.m.—Youth Meetings 10:30 a.m.—Sabbath School Service on: "What the Church of Christ Stands 6:45 p.m.—Wednesday, Jr. Choir; For." Chancel CJjoir, 7:30 p.m. PRICE UNITED METHODIST Wednesday, 7 p.m,—Hour of Power, CHURCH 8 classes, Bath Area JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Thursday, 7 p.m.—Fishermen's Club Rev. Roger G. Wittrup Kingdom Hall 1!)!)3 N. Lansing St. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BATH UNITED METHODIST 1842 Hamilton Road OF DeWITT CHURCH. Thurs,, 7:30 p.m.—Theocratic Min Jay T. George, Pastor Apt. B 14 istry School. A school designed to Rev Thomas Daggy The First Baptist Church of DeWitt Telephone 641-6t>8/ Okemos, Michigan 48864 improve our speaking habits and in will begin conducting regular scrv- crease our Bible knowledge, 8:30 p.m., ices (n the Township Hall No. 1 lo 11 a.m,—Worship . Phone 332-4351 ' Service meeting. This meeting is de 10 a.m.—Church School 9:45 a.m.-Church School cated at 414 E. Main in DeWitt Sun signed to show the proper techniques day, September 20. 11 a.m.—Morning Worship of our ministry and assist us to be BATH B4PTIST CHURCH Rev. James L. BurJeigh, Pastor Women's Society meets the fourth come better ministers. Sunday School will begfn at 10 a.m. Sun., 9:30 a.m. —Public Lecture. followed by Church Worship service 10:u0 a.m.—Sunday School Wednesday of each month. Dinner at Given each week by a qualified rep at 11 a.m. There will be an Evening 6:30 p.m.—Youth Fellowship 12:30. Meeting at 1:30. resentative of the watchtower Bible Service at G:30 p.m. 7:33 p.m.—Evening Service and Tract Society. 10:30 a.m., Watch- For more information concerning Midweek service on Wednesday 7:30 Yough Fellowship meets the first tower Study. Systematic Study of the the First Baptist Church of DeWitt p.m. and third Sunday of each month at Mam Article in the current Watch- call 669-9763 in DeWitt or 224-4511 in 2:30 - 4 p.m. tower Magazine. St. Johns. ROSE LAKE CHURCH Tues., 7:30 p.m. — Congregation VALLEY FARMS UNITED Reorganized L.D.S. Council of Church Ministries and Book Study. Text studied: "Then is PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Elder Jack Hodge, Pastor Administrative Board meets the first Finished, the Mystery of God." 155 E. Sate Rd. Corner of Upton and Stoll Roads Sunday of each month following a pot- Public invited—free—no collection Rev. Neil Bollnger, Pastor 10:00 a.m.—Church School taken. Phone 489-1705 luck dinner at noon. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. Youth Choir meets each Thursday 11:00 a.m.—Mornin/i Worship. Elsie. Area night at 7 p.m. ' 7:30 p.m.—Sunday evening Evange FIRST CHURCH OF GOD listic. ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. David Litchfield, Minister Senior Choir meets each Thursday Rev. C.A. Stone, Paslor Wednesday 7:30 p.m.—Youth ser night at 7:30 p.m. 312 N. U.S. 27 vice. 9:30 a.m.—Morning Worship Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Bible Study. Phone 224-2448 We cordially invite you to attend 10:30 a,m.-Sunday School, Supt. CHURCH OF CHRIST OF ST.* JOHNF 9:45 a.m. — Church School any or all ot these services, Merle Baese. 11:00 a.m. —Worship Service Listen to our international broad 680 N, Lansing St. cast HARVEST1ME Sunday morning Seventh Day Adventist Building 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship at 10:30 a.m., WRBJ. 15B0 on your DUPLAIN METHODIST CHURCH Mike Hargrave, Minister WEDNESDAY dial. Rev. David Litchfield, Minister 9:30 a.m. Sunday.School 4:00 p.m. — Logos Club Fowler Area 10 a.m.—Sunday School, Supt. Ken 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship 8:00 p.m. —Family Bible study neth Kiger MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Wed. 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m.—Worship service. Rev. Fr. Albert J, Schmltt, Pastor Call 224-4^12 for more information. CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE 515 North Lansing Street FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Wesley Manker Sunday Masses—6:30; £:30 and 10:30 Phone 224-7950 Thomas Coe, Pastor SHEPARDSVILLE UNITED a.m. - ^ 10:00 a.m.—Worship service 10:00 a.m,—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Sunday School, Paul METHODIST CHURCH 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Weekdays—During school year, 7:30 Dr. Robert Anderson, 6:15 p.m.—Young People's Service Brown, Supt. 411 Butterfleld, E. Lansing, TO-1 n.m.—Evening Worship and 8:30 a.m. 6 p.m.—Junior and Senior BYF Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. — Caravan. Holy Days—5aS0; 7:30 a.m. and 7:00 7 p.m.—Evening Service Phone 351-0976, Zip 48823. 3:30 p.m., Wednesday—Junior and 10:45 a.m.—Churcn Scnool 7:45 p.m.—Bible Study and prayer p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eve before. hour. Senior Choir practice. 7 p.m.—Choir practice Wednesday Sorrowful Mother Novena—Friday, 7 p.m., Wednesday — Prayer and evenings. 7:30 p.m. Bible Study. Afternoon Circle meetings at the > FREE METHODIST CHURCH Saturdays-7:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. homes of members, 2nd Thursday. 305 Church Street Berean Circle on the thfrd Thurs ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH DUPLAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST day evening, also the homes of mem Phone 224-3349 Fowler (Wayne and Sorrel St.) 3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High School bers. Robert Bentley, Minister H. E. Hossow, Pastor 5565 E. Colony Road 9:00 a.m.—Worship Justin Shepard, Minister ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH 10:00 a.m. ^Sunday School Jack Schwark, S.S. Supt. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 10:00. a.m.—Sunday School and Bible Rev William G. Hankerd, Pastor Class. 10 a.m.—Sunday School 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship 11 a.m.—Church Rev. Raymond Goehring Prayer service as announced, Riley Township 7 p.m.—Junior and Youth Fellow i In Residence ship • ACH WEEK THE CLINTON COUNTY NEWS WILL PUBLISH ONE OF THE MANY FINE CHURCHES LOCATED IN CLINTON COUNTY. Rectory—109 Linden St.—Ph. 224-3313 ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service Convent—110 S. Oakland—Ph. 224-378!) DeWitt Area MISSOURI SYNOD 7 p.m., Wednesday—Prayer Meet School—201 E. Cass—Ph. 224-2421 4ft 'miles west of St. Johns on M-21 ing Mass Schedule 5'/3 miles south on Francis road Saturday Evening—7 p.m. Sunday— WAYSIDE CHAPEL 2 miles west on Church road ST. CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12. Marvin L. Barz, Pastor A BIBLE CHURCH Rev Fr E. J, Konfeczka, Pastor , Holy Days—See bulletin. 10:30 a.m—Worship Rectory: Bannister. Phone 862-5270 THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE Weekdays—7:30 and 8:30 a.m. and 14337 Turner Road, DeWitt 9:15 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible Sunday Masses—0:30 and 10:30 a.m. 7:15 p.m. Rev. Douglas Beach, Pastor Classes. Daily Mass—7:30 a.m.; First Fri Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays, Holy Communion first Sunday of Phone 489-9251 day, 8 p.m. 3;30 to 5 p.m.; alter 7 p.m. Mass the month at 8 a.m., third Sunday Holy Days—Masses 7 a.m. and 8 untlll 9 p.m. Weekday evenings—a 10 a.m. Sunday School of the month at 10:30 a.m. P.m. few minutes before evening Mass. Confessions—4 to 5 and 7:30 to First Fridays—Sacrament of Pen 11 a.m. Worship Service SOUTH RILEY BIBLE CHURCH Farmers Co-op Willard Farrier, Pastor 8:30 p.m. every Saturday and before Phillips Implement Schmitt Electric ance, Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m. G p.m. Young People Mass on Sundays, Holy Days and ELEVATOR and after the evening Mass until all 7 p.m. Evening Service Located •& mile east of Francis First Fridays. COMPANY are heard. Mass and Prayers of Road on Chadwick Road 807 1/2 E. State Wayne Feeds ana" Grain Adoration at 7:15 p.m. Holy Com 7:15 p.m. Wednesday - Bible Study 10 a.m.—Sunday School 313 N. Lanstas St. Th. 224-2717 11 a.m.—Worship Service ELSIE BIBLE U,\PTIST CHURCH St. Johns Fhone 582-2661 munion on Friday at 6 and 7:15 a.m. and Prayer. 115 E. Main St. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, A friendly church with a message 8:30 p.m. on Thursday through 7 p.m. Roy F. LaDuke, Pastor for today. 10 a.m.—Sunday School Federal Land Bank on First Friday. Gunnisonville Area 11 a.m.—Morning Worship Bible Loving - Bible Believing - Devotions—Our Mother of Perpet GUNNI5QNVILLE 7 p.m.—Evening Service ual Help Novena— after 7:15 p.m. Bible Preaching. 7 p.m.—Wednesday Bible Study Association Schofer Heating, Inc. Mass each Tuesday. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Genbal Nan Bank Burton Abstract and Religious Instruction Classes—Adult <.*iark ami Vyuuu Roaus P.O. Box 228 Ph. 224-7127 OF ST. JOHNS Heating, Air Conditioning Inquiry Class, Tuesday at 8 p.m. High Edward F. Otto, Minister T, e DeWITT COMMUNITY CHURCH 8:45 a.m,—Sundav School st. johm-ovid-rcwamo " Company School CCD, Wednesday at 8 p.m. (Inter-denominational) Eagle Area Swimming Pools Public Grade School CCD, Tuesdays 9:30 a.m.—Church Service Member FOIC from 4 until 5 p.m. Murl J. Eastman, Pastor 119 N. Clinton, St. Johns Fowler, Ph. 587-3666 Amy Mulford, Sunday School Supt. EAGLE UNITED METHODIST * Baptisms—Each Sunday at 1:30 by Marilyn Krol. Co-Supt. Maple Rapids Area CHURCH appointment. Other arrangements by 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School Rev Ray McBratnie, Pastor S & H Farm Sales appointment. 11 a.m.—Church THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Telephone 627-6533 or 489-3807 7 p.m.—Youth Fellowship Maple Rapids Area Parish 9:30 a.m.—Morning Worship Pastor—Charles VanLente 10:30 a.m.—Church School FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Parsonage and Office: US-27 and 7:30 p.m.—Wednesday, Bible Study & Service Egtm Ford Sales, Inc. Federal-Mogul South US-27 200 W. Higham Phone 224-2285 REDEEMER UNITED Clinton-Gratiot County Line Road and prayer meeting. Paul A. Travis. Pastor Phone 244-6166 CORPORATION 10 a.m. —Sunday School, Harold METHODIST CHURCH EAGLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH New Holland Machinery St Johns Plant Phillips, Supt/ 105 N. Bridge St. MAPLE RAPIDS UNITED American Bank 11 a.m.—Worship Service on WRBJ, Rev. and Mrs Royal Burnett, Pastor Our Specialty H. Forest Crum, Minister METHODIST CHURCH 10:30 a.m.—Sunday School 1580 kc. 10:15 a.m.—Church School 11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship and Trust Company 11 a.m.—Children's Churches. ll:30a.m.—Worship 7:30 p.m. — Wednesday Prayer 4 Mi. N. on US-27 to French Rd. 6 p.m.—IN-T1ME and HI-TIME. 9:30 a.m.—Worship, (nursery pro 5:30-6:30 p.m.—Youth Worship Serv- Capitol Savings Woodruff Office DeWitt 7 p.m.—Evening Worship. meeting Phone 224-4661 St. Johns Co-op vided), 10:30 - 11:00 a.m. rnttaa i ice (community wide). i AND LOAN ASSN. Each Wed., 7 p.m.—The Hour of uoiiee 7 p>mi_Youth Fellowship Member F.D.I.C. Ph. 669-2985 Power for the whole family. 8 p.m., Fellowship Monday 222 N. Clinton Phone 224-2304 JJ. Clinton Ph. 224-2381 , Choir practice. 7 p.m.—Scouts Ovid Area First Sunday—Communion Service. Tuesday ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH First Monday—Trustees and Dea 7 p.m.—Senior Choir practice. Main at Oak Street cons meeting. Corner US-27 and Webb Road 1:30 p.m.—WSCS first Tuesday of DeWitt Lumber First Tuesday—Ladies' Missionary Rev Glenn V. Cathey, Jr. each month. Rev. Earl' C. Copelin, Pastor Circle. "Everyone is Welcome." Residence 485-1443 Church 669-9308 Norma Johnson, Church School supt. Phone 669-2765 Rectory 224-2000 Office 224-2835 1 Mon.-Fri. — "Moments of Medita SALEM UNITED METHODIST tion." Radio WRBJ. 2nd and 4th Sundays—9 a.m., Holy Mrs, Ida Beardslee, Organist 212 N. Clinton, St. Johns Communion and sermon. CHURCH 9:45 a.m. - Church School. 11:00 »»**.?*Open Monday thru Saturday• Clinton Notional ^^ET 9 a.m.—Worship ST. JOHNS BAPTIST TEMPLE Other Sundays — 9 a.m., morning a.m. - Morning Worship. Complete Party Supplies BANK & TRUST COMPANY 214 W. Washington, Ionia prayer and sermon. 10 a.m.—Church School , 400 E. State Street 7 p.m.—Senior High Youth Fellow Wed., 7 p.m., Senior Choir 224 N. Clinton Phone 224-3535 Rev Jerry Thomas, Pastor Church school every Sunday, 9:30 200 N. Clinton Ph. 224-2331 ship; Junior Youth Fellowship every Wed,, 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Sunday School at 10 a.m., with a.m. other week. classes for all ages. Teaching from Wednesday Study. i the Book of Revelation. 7 p.m.-^-Choir practice, A.T. Allaby Insurance 0vy rjonVi Manor Morning worship at 11 a.m. EAST DeWITT BIBLE CHURCH i 7:30 p.m.—Mid-week Service. Sunday, 6 p.m., study hour, with (Non Denominational) Thursday CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 108 1/2 N. Clinton St.- Hazel DIetz, LPN Adm. adult group, young people's group Round Lake Road '/« mile 7:30 p.m.—WSCS Third Thursday. Ovid, Michigan Antes Cleaners and Jet Cadets group. East of US-27 Robert B. Hayton, Pastor St. Johns, Michigan 9480 W. M-21 Phone 517-834-2281 Sunday, 7 p.m., evangelistic mes Glen J. Farnham, Pastor United Worship Services of 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School Wes' Gulf Service , sage, Sunday— LOWE AND GREENBUSH 11 a.m.—Morning Worship Pickup and Delivery Wednesday at 7, prayer meeting 10 a.m.—Sunday School. Classes for 6 p.m.—Sunday evening singing for all ages. UNITED METHODIST CHURCHES boys and girls. 108 W. Walker Ph. 224-4529 WE GIVE S&H STAMPS and study hour. 9:15 a.m.—Church School 7 p.m.:—Sunday evening services. 11 a.m.—-Morning Worship 10:15 a.m.—United Worship Serv Free Pick-up & Delivery ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 5:45 p.m.—Youth Fellowship. Senior, Wednesday evening prayer meeting ices (check for location). at 7 p.m. ' ' US-27 at Sturgis 14 and up; Set Cadets, 10-13. LOWE—Lowe and N. Lowe Rds. S. US-27 Ph. 224-2212 7 p.m.—Evening Service Rev. Robert D. Koeppen, Pastor Wednesday— GREENBUSH—Marshall and Scott CHURCH OF GOO Hds. Ovid, Michigan 9:00 a.m. Sunday School and Bible 7:30 p.m.—Bible Study and prayer. 7 p.m. —Youth Fellowship meets Rev. L. Sanders, Pastor Maynard-Allen Discussions. Supervised nursery for babies and with Salem. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School Parr's Rexall Store small children in all services. The Corner Drug Slore The F.C Mason Co. Mathews Elevator STATE BANK 10:15 a.m. Divine Worship. October to January, Greenbush; 11:C0 a.m.—Morning Worship "An open door to an open book" February to May, Lowe; June to 6:00 p.m.—Youth Fellowship Grain—Feed—Beans Portland—Suntleld—Westphalia ... A Bible preaching church with a Phone 224-2837 Hoiy Communion - 1st Sunday each September, Greenbush—4 months In 7:00 p.m.—Evening Service 200 E. Railroad, St. Johns Phone 582-2551 Member F.D.I.C. phone 587-3111 month. message for you . . . each church. 7:30 p.m.—Wednesday, Bible Study; Confirmation Instruction Wednes Thursday • 8:45 p.m.—Choir practice 8 p.m.—United choir practice at days after 3:15 p.m. ST. THERESE CATHOLIC CHURCH host church. UNITED CHURCH OF OVID 7:30 p.m. 1st Tuesday each month - Fr John Shinners, Fr Vincent Kuntz Greenbush WSCS 4th Thursday at 141 West Front Street Ladies Guild-LWML. and Fr Joseph Droste 8 p.m. ' Walter A. Kargus III, Minister HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH Fellowship. Official Board meeting at 8 p.m. on Rectory: 102 W. Randolph, Lansing Lowe WSCS 2nd Wednesday at 1:30 Vera Tremblay, Church School Supt. Ovid, Michigan WSCS meets third Thursday of the 4th Monday of each month. 1 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays - Adult In Phone 4B9-D051 p.m. 9:30 a.m.—Church School, 4th thru Fr Joseph AuDin month at 2 p.m. Methodist Men's Club Meetings — formation Classes, beginning each Sep Mass Schedule— Saturday: 7 p.m. 8th grades. 10:30 a.m.—Mass on Sunday Potluck at church at 0:30 p.m. on Mr. Former. tember and February. Call 224-3544 Sunday: 6, 8, 10. 12; DeWitt, 9 a.m. Maple Rapids Administrative Board 10 a.m.—Adult Class 7 p.m.—Evening Mass on Wednes 1st Wednesdays ot Sept., Dec, Feb. Holiday: 7, 8, 10 a.m.; 5:30, 7:30 meets at 8 p.m, odd no. months, 2nd 11 a.m.—Worship Service. Nursery, day. Victor Township and April. Sunday morning breakfast READ AND USE or 224-7400 for specific information. p.m. Tuesday, , babies through 2 year olds. Church Confessions 10 to 10:30 on Sunday on 1st Sunday morning of Oct., Nov., Church Office Hours - 9:00 -12:00 Weekday Masses: 8 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Salem Administrative Board meets School, 3 year olds through 3rd grade, morning. GROVE BIBLE! CHURCH Jan., March and May at 8 a.m. a.m., Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Confessions —Saturday: 3:30 to 5 at 7:30 p.m. even no, 'months, 1st 7 p.m,—United Church Youth Rev. Robert Prange, Pastor and 7:30 to 9; Eves of Holidays, 8 to Tuesday. Each Wednesday choir rehearsals. Price and Shepardsvllle roads Friday. 9. Westphalia Area ' C-C-N Lowe and Greenbush Administrative 4 p.m.. Children's Choir arid Junior 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school. Clashes Boards meet at 8 p.m. odd no. months Choir; 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir. Baptism: Sunday at 1 p.m. Please Pewamo Area for all ages ST. MARY'S CHURCH ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH call in advance. on 1st Monday. 2nd Wednesday — Women's Fellow 11 :oo a.m.—Morning Worship CLASSIFIED ADS ship. 6:30 p.m.—Young People Rev Fr Aloyslus H. Miller, Pastor Corner of E, Walker and Mead Sts, HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Fr Martin Miller David B. Franzmeier, Pastor CONGREGATIONAL 3rd Monday—United Men's Club, 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service Rev, Hugh E. Banninga, Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Pewamo, Michigan, 7:30 p.m.—Wednesday, prayer meet Assistant Pastor 330 W. Hcrbison Rd., DeWitt Rt Rev Msgr Thomas J. Bolger, M.A., Sunday Masses—B, a and 10 a.m. "To sell or Rent a farm Rectory 224-2600 Office 224-2885 Phone 669-9606 Maple Rapids, Michigan OVID FREE METHODIST CHURCH ing Rev Robert E. Myers, Pastor 130 W. Williams St. Pastor * Weekdays—During school year 7:00, *To sell or buy livestock Now using new house of worship. Sunday Masses—6 a.m., 8 a.m. and Ladies Missionary circle meets 4Ui 7:45 and 11:15 a.m. Every Sunday, 8 a.m. Holy Com- Sunday morning schedule: Sunday 10:Uu a.m.—Worship Service Sunday *To sell or buy Implements 'munlon. 2nd and 4th Sundays, 10;45 11:15 a.m.—Sunday School 10 a.m.—Sunday School 10 a.m. Couples Club meets 4th Saturday in Saturdays—6:45 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. School, Teens for Christ and Adult Dally Mass—7:30 a.m. Holy Days—5:30, 7:30, 0 a.m. and a.m. Holy Communion and sermon. discussion—9:15 a.m. 7:00 p.m.—U.C.Y.M, meets on al 11 a.m.—Morning Worship month *To profitably sell or Divine Worship—10:30 a.m. ternate Sundays 6:15 p.m.—Youth Service Holy Baptism—Sunday, 1 p.m. 8 p.m. * Other Sundays, 10:45 a.m. prayer and 6i45 p.m.—Thursday, Cherub and 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service Sacred Confession — Saturday, 3:30 Evening Mass—Friday, 8:00 p.m. buy anything sermon, ' i junior choir. • Tuesday and 7:30 p.m. Wqcousta Area VALLEY FARMS BAPTIST' CHURCH 10 a.m.—Women's Prayer Service Family Holy Hour for Peace—Satur 10:45 a.m. Church, School and S p.m.—Thursday, Chapel choir. WACOUSTA COMMUNITY 241 E. State Road It30 p.m.—Third Friday, Women's Wednesday day, 7:15 p.m. Lansing Nursery. Rev. LaVern Bretz, Pastor 10 a.m.—Men's Prayer Service METHODIST CHURCH 9:45-10:45 a.m.—Church School. Fellowship, church basement. Wed, during Lent—7 a.m. and 7:30 8:3d p.m.—Service meeting 7:30 p.m.—Mid-Week Service UNTTED METHODIST CHURCH Rev Dale Spoor, Pastor KIMBERLY CHURCH OF CHRIST There Is a class for everyone from Also, Bible School, which is inter Phone 627-2510 p.m. Holy Communion. Pewamo, Michigan 1007 Kimbcrly Drive the youngest to the Oldest, The Bible ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL denominational begins Monday, the 10 a.m.—Morning Worship Lansing, Michigan The Classified Section Is Mon, 3 p.m. Brownies, 7:30 p.m. is our textbook • _ MISSION — CIIURCHMOBILE 17th, and ends Friday, the 21st, The Rev. Wayne Sparks, Pastor 11 a.m.—Sunday School John Halls Where Interested Senior Citizens (1st and 3rd). 11 a.m.*12 Noon—Morning Worship, 122 S. Maple final program will be held on the 420 E. Bridge St., Lyons 6:30, p.m.—Senior and Junior Youth 11 a.m.—Morning Worship Junior Church for children through 6th 23rd at 7:30 p.m. Vacation Bible Fellowship 10 a.m.—Bible Study Prospects Look First Tues.' Noon Senior Citizens (2nd Rev Richard Anderson of St..John's School is for children ranging from 517/855-3B78 Alma, in Charge Thursday, 3 p.m.—Children's Choir 6 p.m.—Evening Worship and 4th), 7 p.m. Cadet Troop. 5:30 p.m.—BVF for both Juniors and four years of age through the eighth Sunday - 10;00 Morning Worship. Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Senior Adult Midweek service 7:30 p.m. Wednes Services every Sunday at 9 a.m. grade. Wed. 7:30 p.m. Choir practice. 7:00 p.m. United Methodist Youth • Choir day night. 7:00 p\m,—Evangelistic, Service Thurs, 8 p.m. AA and Alanon. CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Page 9|J Wednesday, August 4, 1971
Continued from Page IB Farm Bureau opens new Lansing center
LANSING — A "package" con Insurance Company of Michigan, Elttph Smith,.Michigan Farm persons are employed in the International flavor taining 111,000 square feet of one offour companies which com Bureau President, delivered a new center. Another l,500agents new office space was, officially prise Farm Bureau Insurance welcome address to open house 'and employeesSrepresent the opened last week here. Group; others are Farm Bureau guests and presided over the ded organization thr pughou$ the Stale. Several hundred spectators Mutual, Community Service ication ceremony. r f people get married. more about the country. watched as Governor William Insurance and Community Serv In comments -preceding Gov Formerly headquartered at The Olive 4-H Projects had their ex Mllllken "unwrapped* the new ice Acceptance. ernor Milllken's. remarks, N.L. 4000 North Grand River Avenue, Farm Bureau Center- on West Vermillion, Farm Bureau Insur Farm Bureau and affiliate com hibit on Germany explaining the dress, The program was different this year Saginaw Highway. A four-foot by IN ADDITION to Farm Bureau ance Group Executive Vice panies have occupied several dif types of food and passed out samples from previous years as the main objective eight-foot "card* attached to the .Insurance Group, the complex President, outlined history of the ferent buildings in the Lansing giant ribbon display read^"Do also serves as state headquarters construction project and the area. Originally, the organization of cookies and recipes. The members was to help the group to learn about some Not Open Until July 28.» for the following organizations: building's physical characteris was located in an old converted taught the group some dances that are favorite foods ,and customs from different Mllllken and two Farm Bureau Michigan Farm Bureau, Farm tics. warehouse at 221 North Cedar, officials participated in the brief Bureau Services, Inc., Farmers Located on a 20-acre site at The building at 4000 North favorite with German people. countries, sample their foods and sharing .but unique dedication ceremonies Petroleum Cooperative, Inc., Grand River Avenue was con for the new state headquarters. Michigan Agricultural Coopera 7373 West Saginaw Highway, east their traditions. of the 1-96 interchange, the build structed in 1955 with a floor The Bengal Community 4-H Club had Following the program, tours tive Marketing Association, space of 44,000, square feet. were conducted for open house Michigan Agricultural Services ing was occupledby Farm Bureau their exhibit on Italy where the youth on May 21. Later, two additions were made, With these new ideas members are guests. Association and Michigan Assoc bringing the total space up to and adults were able to taste some pizza The three-story, T-shaped iation of Farmer Cooperatives. APPROXIMATELY 5 00 '65,000 square feet. made, by the club. Also the members taught encouraged to try different foods in their structure was sponsored and is the group some games as well as learning 4-H foods project work sessions. owned by Farm Bureau Life Susan attended the GirlScoutDay Former local manmaster mechanic Camp at Wacousta for a week^ ' Mrs. Baker was one of the coun selors. SAGINAW-The appointment of He is a member of the Saginaw Wayne D. Henney, formerly of y.M.C.A., and the Saginaw In- Visitors Monday in the home of St. Johns to the position of mas- dustrial Executive Club, Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher were ter mechanic for the Saginaw i>ne Henneys have four chil- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brown, Chevrolet Manufacturing Plant dren and reside at 4820 Clunle Kelly and Mike of Saginaw. was announced today by Harry Drive. S. Pritchard, plant manager. , * . Mrs. Grace Randolph spent a week visiting Mrs.Thelma Mudie Henney succeeds Ernest O. in Detroit. Mrs. Mudie returned Vahala who has been transferred County Line News home with her and Is spending a to Chevrolet's Motor Plant in By Mrs Doris Fisher while visiting relatives''and Flint as general superintendent friends in this vicinity. of master mechanic. "Let Us Move On If we Have Susan Fisher spent a week in Henney hold s a bachelor of the Basic Foundation" was the Saginaw visiting Mr. and Mrs. science degree in mechanical sermon theme Sunday at Salem Gerald Brown and family. \ engineering from Michigan State United Methodist Church. Scrip University. He began his Chevro ture Hebrews Chapter 5 Verses Mr. and Mrs.ElmoreRandolph let career at the manufacturing 11 thru 14 Chapter 6 Verses 1 Randy and Bruce, Mrs. Grace plant in 1960 as a college grad thru 12. A time of Praise and Randolph, Mrs. Frances Patter uate in training. Adoration was shared toeether. son and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon "I Need T,hee Every HourAvas Patterson attended the Patterson After a series of assignments sung by the adult choir. Ushers reunion July 17atthehomeofMr. including junior process en were Lyle Snyder Sr. and Earnest and Mrs. Donald Smith at War gineer, "foreman, process en Wing. Mrs. Parmer Phillips was ren. gineer, and general foreman, he organist. was named supervisor of work ^i^§> standards in 1967. He was named The WSCS Workshop, which A German display was presented by the members'of Helen Blakely of Elsie 4 Corner to the executive in training pro was to be held this week, has gram in 1969, and was appointed been postponed until October. the Olive Projects. From left are Kim Howe, Colleen Wood, Club displays pastry samples that the assistant master mechanic in Mrs. Gill Baker, Nancv and Debbie Price, Sharon Stoy and Patty Plaza. country is well known for preparing. February of this year. PLANNING FOR A WEDDING?
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Distorting the facts for one's Tobacco 'and Firearms Division States, most of whom are never own gain is not a new concept investigator recruited in expand even questioned as to the purpose «£$&£ by any means. In fact, It is not ing the Internal Revenue Service or intent of the collection. There Slap in the face necessarily a negative trait of field staff under the 1968 Federal muBt have been other circum American public relations. Gun Control Act.* stances surrounding the investi However, an item "that passed Thus the shooting, claims the gation of a small-time collector \ The political blackmail cur across this desk lastweek should magazine, was caused by the gun In Maryland who only owned eight vention turned it down. So voters have some special attention. law. Even elementary school guns. rently being instigated, and ap- either accept the already re It was a little four-^page news logic would dictate that the maga There was no mention, or zine's first conclusion is lacking v ( parently with success, by the jected graduated inpome tax, a letter, printed by the National apparent attempt to learn, of Rifle Association, reporting on in much detail. the nature of the charges listed Democratic majority in the tax which increases as aperson's the main features found in the ^ Another contention issued by in the search warrant (or that any House of Representatives, should income increases instead of the group's monthly magazine. The the magazine was that 'official such warrant was Issued). Agents • American Rifleman. claims that the raiders fired in of that department would , be considered a real slap in the present flat rate tax which takes The Item that attracted atten self-defense after first attempt obviously be empowered to face to all Michigan voters. a set percentage of a taxpayer's tion was the front page story on' ing to persuade Ballew to drop investigate illegal sale, use or his replica revolver lacked any income regardless of how much "How the 196B Gun Act Caused manufacture of alcoholic Republicans and Democrats in A Shooting.* Since the associa real basis.* That is all the article beverages or tobacco products. 1 the person makes, or there will tion has been violently opposed states. It does not indicate It was pointed out that the the House have been in a dead whether an inflammtory conver be no property tax relief. to any strong firearm laws, the agents used a police battering lock which has been blocking story seemed worth reading. sation was held between Investi ram to break down the door to As the Lansing State Journal It was a classic study In how gators and Ballew. It does not Ballew's apartment. They did not • tax reform for years. Then last indicate whether Ballew raised editorialized: "We hope the a few facts can be carefully sub indicate whether the agents week the break began when a mitted, while sneaking past the gun as if to shoot. These simply forced their way in with Michigan Senate will not be answering some other questions questions simply went un out any warning or whether proposed constitutional amend of equal Import. answered. Ballew did fire the Ballew refused to open the door. caught up in this effort to rail weapon, a replica .44 cap and ment which would allow Michigan The item described a "raid" Some facts are certain. Ballew road a graduated income tax by by investors of the federal ball revolver, and the bullet went , residents to vote in November into a wall inches above the floor, was shot by the agents. He was dangling a property relief carrot Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms carrying an operable and loaded • on a property tax relief measure, Division on a Silver Spring, Md., but there was no indication as in front of the voters' noses. to which gun was fired first. weapon which did discharge. The was coupled with a proposal to apartment June 7. According to department agents were working The people of Michigan have a the newsletter, the raiding party for an agency created and eliminate the constitutional pro Ballew, the magazine states,' right to a real choice in this "shot down Kenyon F. Ballew In was a lifetime member of the expanded by the 1968 gun law. hibition against a graduated in his home simply on seeing a gun association and owned eight cart To blame the misfortunes of matter in the form of a second In his hand.* come tax. ridge arms. None of which were Ballew on the gun legislation ballot proposal dealing sepa illegal, the magazine added. , as proof that any further legis The main point brought out In lation would be detrimental to That's a real choice! The rately with property tax relief. the title was related In the first Another important point the Americans (without any further Democratic leadership's price Back thru of several conclusions Issued by magazine failed to establish was research into the facts) would be When the proposal reaches the staff of the magazine. They the Intent of the investigators. a disservice to all of us. It Is for any property tax reform is the Senate, we hope the senators claimed that the first shot was There are hundreds of thousands an even greater disservice to the "probably fired by an Alcohol, of gun collectors In the United a graduated income tax. You will allow Michigan voters the right' association members. . remember the graduated income to vote on a separate property the years tax was put on the statewide tax relief amendment at the 'IF IT FITZ ballot and overwhelmingly de November election. How else One Year Ago feated by Michigan voters in can the electorate express 1968. And earlier, delegates to Aug. 5, 1970 after the dangerous seepage was clearly what they want? reported, donned gas masks and the state's Constitutional Con — MacD. Voters In Clinton County over closed the valve. Gypped whelmingly defeated a 1.5 mill levy for Improvements to roads, bridges and culverts and match 25 Years Ago ing funds for local townships. By JIM FITZGERALD Totals, without the city of DeWltt Aug., 8, 1946 The lighter side were 2,323 yes and 2,727 no. Albert J. Fruchtl, 300 West Ground will be broken at the Make way for youth. And all Lapeer Fltzgeralds* has a valid you. Hlgham Street, St. Johns has Triangle Engineering Company In that Jazz. enough ring to it, I suppose. Dad wouldn't be miffed by Here's a bit of newspaper tically everything about nothing. recently completed an overseas St Johns this week for a new But sometimes tt gives me a But It makes me feel uncomfort Beltalre's mistake in geography. assignment for the International 58 by 80 cement block addition pang. Not a pain; a pang. You get able, like a usurper of the throne. He'd Just laugh. On the other horsesense, or what have y a, A publisher starts out knowing Executive Service Corp. Fruchtl, to the plant. The new addition a pain in the neck. The pang My father was quite a guy and hand, he'd be madder than hell which may amuse you: a retired foundry engineer and will' provide additional office pings your heart, I've always been pleased to be to learn about me gypping George practically everything about recognized as his son.Ilovetobe I ^An editor is said to be "a i owner-manager of J. Waite^and space, rooms for the engineering • The ;ptheiv(_day Mark Beltalre, Duffy.-"Just thinking about his everything, but ends up knowing ' Company, was assigned to Luleh department, a laboratory and the Detroit Free Press Colum told that I look like him. To me, anger makes me feel like a Va Machlnasasl Iran Co. In it could never be right that he be little boy. person who knows very little nothing about anything, mainly more assembly facilities. The nist, wrote about short railroads. about a great deal and keeps Tehran to advise on pipe man company employs 152 men at the He mentioned the Port Huron remembered as my father. He Which isn't a bad way to feel. because of his association with ufacturing methods for one present time. and Detroit Railroad which, he accomplished a lot more I guess I Just want to be my Important things than to help learning less and less about more month. The Class B District Softball said, Is privately owned by father's son for a few more years, reporters and editors. Kent Daley, of St Johns, last George and Jfm Duffy of Port produce me, as any of my 4 anyway^ and more until he knows prac Tournament for District No. 4 sisters would be quick to tell week won the city tennis tourna- that Includes Clinton, Ionia, Huron. Make way for my youth. tically nothing about everything. And now you know everything ' ment stopping runner-up Bill Barry and Eaton counties will be I stopped reading In mid- there is to know about editors, Acton, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3. Sixteen held at the City Park diamond paragraph so as to Indulge in A reporter is a person who people participated In the singles some Incriminating nostalgia. reporters and publishers. We this week. Nine teams Including knows a great deal about very tournament which saw Mike Grost six from St, Johns will battle About 30 years ago, I delivered tt: A crazy clay Pewamo ^ '.p' * trfij Log jam MRS. IRENE FOX J Rep. Douglas Trezise Ph. 824-2021 87th District Attending an 83rd surprise Mrs. Claude Jack of Big Rapids birthday supper on July 15 for were visitors of Mrs. Anna Cook By. SEN. WI'LLIAM S. BALLENGER Dear Diary: Numerous GOP attempts to I have long been sympathetic Mrs. Edith Vance, given by her Monday, July 19. Today was the craziest day of amend or modify the potential to the problems of our urban daughter, Mrs, Robert Loomis Eleanor Cook is a surgical rrient age of state employees from 1 Up until this week, almost Increase allowable interest my short tenure in the Michigan effects of such a tax structure areas and especially Detroit. and daughter-in-law Mrs. Philip patient at Sparrow Hospital in 2,600 bills had been Introduced rates on village public Improve its present 70 years to 65 years Legislature. I voted for some were repeatedly voted down by In this column, in speeches and Vance, were Mrs. Orah Roach, Lansing, She underwent major in the 76th Michigan Legislature ment bond issues to 8 per cent in five one-year steps until 1976; thing I have postured against Democrats. So, I made the de In the Legislature, I have ad Mrs. Ardls Ludwlck, Mrs. Freda surgery Monday morning, July since early January. and increase the time period for Allow employees of any paro for the past six months and cision that the voters in the 87th vocated a concern by all of us Davarn, Mrs. Dora Sehafer, Mrs. 19. chial or private school to be v Of that number, fewer than installment assessments for voted against something I have District still want the opportunity for the needs of these areas. I Tillie Cook, Mrs. Mary Fedewa, Douglas Sehafer, son of Mr. 100 (or 4%) hadbeen*enrolled*~ paying from five to ten years; come members of the Michigan advocated for several years. And to vote on the property tax ques was prepared to go along with Mrs. Rosella Theis, Mrs. Flor and Mrs. Bernard Sehafer was that Is, passed by both theSenate Reduce the required vote for Public School Employees' * then, with the work on the over tion in whatever fprm it can clear the general intent of this bill; ence Vance, Mrs. Clara Coston, discharged from Lansing General and the House of Representatives city charter or charter amend Retirement System; due budget less than half com both houses of the Legislature; although, I did have some ideas Mrs. Grace Bissell, Mrs.Regina Hospital, Tuesday, July 20, fol and sent to the Governor for his ments from three-fifths to a Provide veterans* burial plete, I was told to go home and because, this is, by far, the about revision of the formula. Kramer, Mrs. Veronica Cotter, lowing a week's stay when a cast signature. simple majority; allowance only,to veterans who take a couple of weeks off. But, I alsofeelthatconsideration Mrs. Elsie Vance, and Mrs. Irene overriding political consider was applied from the hip for a And even though there are in Provide for payment of federal are residents i of Michigan at the What gets me the most is that ation in our area. for the problems of others is Fedewa. Cards and visiting in double break of the leg. time of their death; a two-way street and the com Mrs. Edith Vance's trailer home dications of a break in the logjam and/or state funds to cover re each of these cock-eyed develop Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sehafer of tax and appropriation bills location costs sustained by Require the State Department ments had a little logic behind HOUSE RESOLUTION MGG» was plete disregard for the problems furnished the evening's enter and family spent Sunday, July 25 of Education to develop'a K-12 of the property tax burden to tainment. that could signal completion of persons displaced by acquisition it; which, in itself, is probably approved by the House of Rep with ther parents, Mr. and Mrs. the major bill consideration for of his property by the state or program of training in the field indication enough that we need resentatives and sent to the us in the oufcstate minority when Ernest Sehafer. of "human relations* with the -property tax resolution led Returning Saturday, July 24 the year, more new bills continue political subdivisions of the state; the respite from the legislative Senate where it may or may following a week's vacationing in to be tossed into the hopper with Penalize non-payment of emphasis on "understanding grind. Let me explain. not receive favorable action; me to cast a "no" vote when of minority groups* and require" HB 4472 was before us. Bermuda were Mrs. Vera Cook every passing week. garbage or rubbish collection This -afternoon I voted "yes* subsequently, consideration by and Mrs. Joan Daniels. They left Eureka fees by discontinuing garbage and the completion of such a course on House Joint Resolution "GG", you at the polls in November, The bill, incidentally, was de by plane from Detroit Saturday, for graduation; Mrs Gordon Waggoner * IN PREVIOUS \ YEARS, this rubbish collections; ' the action which could lead to But, the completely inflexible feated twice during the course July 17. flood of bills had stopped by Protect public utility custom Establish a Recycling Com placing the question of elimi position of the majority Demo of the day but will be back Mr. and Mrs. LeeDaseofLan- now, but this year theDemocratlc ers against discontinuance of mission to study the need, crats, and particularly Its urban before us in some form when nating property taxes for local slng spent Sunday, July 25 with Mrs. Milford Clark of Elsie, majority in the State House of service by default; problems and possibilities of re school purposes on the ballot leaders, led to the-other half we return later in August. their .mother, Mrs. Joseph Klein Representatives has refused to Permit cities to levy a one cycling reusable resources and to of this seemingly paradoxical called on their daughter and fam this November. Unfortunately, So, we came to the end of Sr. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wag set a deadline for introduction per cent excise tax similar to a study other aspects of solid tied to the property tax question day. This involved the question another day, or so I thought. Calling on Mrs. Pauline Cook of bills. So they keep coming in. sales tax on all goods and serv waste; and of "aid to the cities* or "local goner and girls, Thursday, July was the question of removing But, before we left, the majority at the home of her daughter and 22, and had lunch with them. Actually, nothing is lost by ices except food and drugs; Identify the mourning dove in the constitutional ban on a grad revenue sharing" as it is some leadership had one more goody— son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil the lack of a deadline in 1971 Michigan as a game bird, thus uated income tax in the state. times referred to. EUREKA CONGREGATIONAL Limit the deduction for person a two-week vacation. We left Pung of Ionia, were Mr.andMrs. because, this being the first year al and dependency exemptions 'making dove hunting a possibility This latter is what I have strongly without even considering a $535 Oscar Simon of Fowler and Mrs. CHRISTIAN CHURCH NEWS in Michigan as it is in'33 other Before us was House Bill 4472, of a two-year legislative session, from the state income tax to no opposed for a long time. million social services budget Bertha Martin of Pewamo. The weekend of June 25 the bills not passed this year will states at present. a proposal to revamp the pro annual Youth Rally of the 4 C's more than two natural children School-aid plans have not yet Recent guestsSaturdaythrough ... carry over Into next year. That from one marriage; Most of us on the Republican cedure used to distribute state been put before us nor have THESE ARE JUST a few of side of the aisle have maintained collected revenues to local units Tuesday of Ralph and Maude Conference was held at the Ran- saves them from having to be Require that up to 50 per the bills still coming in, and none appropriations for the colleges Doane were their cousin, Kath-,dolPh's' ***»* f0 3™"? **?£• introduced all over again. cent'of harness racing revenues that the two propositions should of government and, in addition, and universities. \ of them can really be considered erine Pribble of Sacramento, Pasors, and helpers attended the What are the latest bills de be paid to county and state fairs major items of state business. be kept separate on the ballot throw another $30 million into During the recess, however, Senior High Rally. and each should stand on its the pot for the same units. It Calif, and their sister, Mrs. signed to do? A check of some for special purses, premiums and What are ;their prospects of many of these questions will be Florence Calkins . While here Rev, Carroll Lewis, Pastor of of them shows they would: lump sum allotments; passage? own merits. But, because of our is no secret that the net effect reviewed by the necessary com—- minority position, we did not of this new distribution formula they took Mrs. Pribble and Mrs. the Cross Congregational Church Declare the general election Probably about the same ratio mittees and perhaps we can make Calkins to visit their six nieces in Flint was the main speaker day in November as a 'legal as the fewer than 100 already prevail and the Republican would be to put most of that a fresh start on some of these property tax relief question had new money Into the city cf Detroit at Sheridan. Tuesday Ralph and for the weekend. The young people school holiday*; passed of the almost 2,600 bills problems when we return on Maude took Mrs. Katherine Prib enloved the fellowship of the Reduce the mandatory retlre- already introduced. to be combined with the Demo and, with only slight improve August 16. At least, Dear Diary, South Watertown cratic graduated tax plan if any ment, juggle the remaining funds ble to Grand Rapids and spent Potter's Clay.OnSafurdaymorn- for the sake of responsible the day visiting friends and rela ing they met in small discussion By Mrs Bruce Hodges thing at all was to be accom among the other cities, villages government in Michigan, I fer plished. and townships of the state. tives. groups with a member of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING vently hope so. Dinner and afternoon guests of Potter's Clay as group leader. Mr. and Mrs. John Buckmas- her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. This was a spiritual uplifting ter attended the wedding recep CITY OF ST. JOHNS and Mrs. Bruce Hutting at Car- for all who participated, tion honoring Mr.andMrs.Doug son City Sunday, July 25 was las Herner at' the Albert Pick From the State House Mrs.Irene Fedewa. Sunday evening, June 27, Motor Hotel Friday evening. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Sandy Smith and Elaine marked the first worship serv August 25, 1971 ice to be held in the "New East Frechen are enjoying a tour in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patrick 12:30 p.m. California. They expect to visit Wing* (new basement) of the church. Pastor Jones gave ashor,t and son were weekend guests of A victory for your man Los Angeles, Disneyland, Uni Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Bush at versal Studio and Palm Springs. message, the rest of the service To be held in the Commission Cham was conducted by "The Potter's their Bass Lake cottage. Michael Smith, M.C.O. of the Clay." These young people Mark Oliver, Floyd Dickert of bers, Municipa Building, 121 E. Walker By REP. DICK ALLEN United States Army is spenting brought inspiring messages in Williamston, George Gllg of Street, St. Johns, Michigan. two weeks at summer camp in song and als o gave their own Springport, and John Gilgandson Arkansas. of San Antonio, Tex. attended,the Mr. and 1 ^•Aijicjpry, for ypur. _man,.AUen.. .Senatftahiyje^pauso^tO'Slap^neon ,'.the!*process •ibys'Which-one vTiger^ballgame in ^Detroit Friday * * "Purpose: aAppealo on the Zoning Ad 'SpehTtne evehlng.fT-he'Wi,vesi had'dinner at- t "sixty* miUion dollars worth of tax the back" or shake" their, head achieves goals "•lij/''at times He * was doing in their' lives. ministrator's1 interpretation to deny Mrs. credits have been returned to grudgingly. come so close to this that you at Grass Lake. Bill Knapp's and enjoyed an eve the suffering property ownersl But political victories are would say the difference is only Mr. and Mrs. James Cotter ning of shopping, Wava Roberts a building permit for a Sr. were visitors of her sister June 27 was Promotion Day It looks like counties will get somewhat similar to military semantics. during the Sunday School'Hour. house on the rear portion of her lot. a fair share of the State Tax ones. They have their price. Mrs. Al Rademacher of.Alma. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevens It went something like this. Mrs. Clara Coston and Mrs. There were 14 childrenandyoung increase. If a general or a president The budget message came out and sons spent the weekend at The rear portion faces Cass Street. Anna Fedewa accompanied, Mr. people promoted to higher Higgins Lake. These have been my chief proudly announces a battlefield early in the year without return classes. Ordinance No. 131A Section 605 sets a victory, I think it is 'well for and Mrs. Bruce Kramer to De Mrs. Mary Granchorff of Brad- objectives since the beginning of property tax credits. ^1 com troit where they were guests at Ten of the Junior High Youth of the session. Actually my work the people to ask, "What was the plained loudly to the Governor, enton, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. minimum front yard of 25 feet. Mrs. a birthday party for the one year group have registered for Camp Bruce Hodges attended a cham on property tax credits began price? How many dead and the Press and my fellow legis Barakel for the week of July Roberts proposed 24.5 feet. Section 606 wounded? How much material old great-granddaughter of Mrs. pagne supper Friday evening at in 1970 even before'they were lators. Clara Coston. She isthedaughter 19-26. These young people did repealed. Early in the session lost?" I researched the history of the the Riverside in Eaton Rapids to sets a minimum rear yard of 35 feet, of Mr. and Mrs. John Leady. baking and then sold the goods help Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stone of -the goal seemed impossible with So I suggest you ask that credits and developed informa Lorean was one year old on July to earn their expenses. They have Mrs. Roberts proposed 24 feet. the strong opposition of the swell-head Allen the question, tion favorable to their return. Grand Ledge in celebrating their 17. Also present were Mr. and also been collecting junked cars 43rd wedding anniversary. Governor and no particular sup "What was the price of your Almost weekly I circulated some Mrs. John Hill. for the car crusher and have victory with property tax > port from the leadership of either of this to House colleagues. I earned about £275. Mrs. Janet'Terry and son of Land Description: . party. credits?" talked to other members and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kramer, Mrs. Clara Coston and Miami, Fla. spent the past week So this has been a satisfying A good question deserving of began to develop a list of those with her mother, Mrs. Leo Bean a full answer. that agreed with me. It was not Mrs. Anna Fedewa were visitors Ladles Retreat forms for reg Emmonsville, Block 5, Lot 1 week for me. Members of both of Dr. and Mrs, Leslie Coston istration at Camp Barakel in Sep following the death of her father parties in both the Houses and First of all, honorable legis large, but contained some im Leo Bean. 200 S. Prospect St. lators do not "trade" votes.' But portant House members, in of Hastings and are spending tember are also here for you cluding the Democratic Chair the week with them. ladies to send in. The ladles Roll No, 1150 Pewamo has begun a money- are planning to attend the weekend Mr. and Mrs.DavidHodgesand man of the Taxation Committee. family had dinner with Mr. and I was temporarily pleased as the raising* campaign in order to in of September 17-18-19, this year. RANDY L. HUMPHREY stall lights for the athletic field. Mrs. Richard Shears of Lansing House Tax Committee reinstated Saturday evening. MAPLE the credits. Donations to this community BAPTISMAL SERVICES ^Zoning Administrator project can be made at the Pe jSunday evening, July 18, But word came from the sum wamo Hardware, the post office, marked another mile-stone in the RAPIDS mit (Governor's office and Kramer's Tavern, Lome's history of the Church. Our new Speaker Ryan) that they had to Tavern or CentralNatlonalBank. Baptistry was used for the first MRS. JOYCE RUMSEY come off. So the Tax Bill came Mail Donations shouldbesentto: time when four people received NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 127 West Main Street to the House floor minus credits, Pewamo Athletic Field Lighting baptism by immersion. The serv I Maple Rapids. 682-4243 *I had amendments prepared Fund, in care of Central National ices were conducted by Pastor The following property has been recovered in Ingham County by the Department of and submitted but with little Bank, Pewamo, Mich. 48873, Any Paul Jones and by Wesley Smith, State Police and the owners have not been located. It will, therefbre, be sold at public sale Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rumsey Ky. training to be clerk typist. hope of success. Sixty million donations large or small, will be bimon Avila led in the singing of in accordance with Act. No. 203, P,A, 1937 (Sec, 28,403, C.L, 1948), Properties of a similar and family spent Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bancroft dollar amendments without sup greatly appreciated. songs and choruses. Those bap- category recovered in other counties will also be sold at this public sale. The" sale will be port of the leadership of either held at State Police Headquarters, South Harrison Road, East Lansing, on Thursday, July 10 with his brother, Mr. were host to Mr; and Mrs. Cecil Mr. and Mrs. HermanSimonof tised were Jean Lewis, Primrose and Mrs. LorenRumseyandfam- -McNutt of California Tuesday party of the Governor's office August 26, 1971, beginning at 8:30 a,m. have a poor "track record" on rural Fowler and Mrs. Bertha Smith, Joseph Slater and Renee Ily of Clarkston. On Tuesday they night. Martin and Mrs.AnnBower spent Lyons. visited the Detroit Zoo. the House floor. But I loudly COMPLAINT 11-4757-69 COMPLAINT .11-3857-69 COMPLAINT 11-3255-69 proclaimed I had no intention Tuesday, July 20 with Mr. and • Royal portable typewriter, Sears, boy's 5-speed bicycle Bronze parking meter head Mrs. Caroline Gleason is in', Mrs, Kurt George at their cot NATIONAL C's CONFERENCE Carson City Hospital. of voting for the Tax Bill with Portable typewriter case out the credits. tage at Mitchell Lake. The National Meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. Homsr Prltchard Alward-PIowman Ralph and Maude Doane were COMPLAINT 11-705-70 "Sour grapes", said some. Or, CCCC is being held August 18-20 COMPLAINT 11-5963-69 attended the Thompson reunion Sunday July 25 guests of Mr. and at Wheatoh College, Wheaton, III, Christmas tree lights - 3 strings Murray, girl's 24" bicycle in Ithaca on Sunday. District "Childish stubbornness". COMPLAINT 11-5912-69 • Mrs, Clarence Weeks of Lowell, Pastor and Mrs. Paul Jones plan •t But the Tax Bill didn't move Laboratory jacket, size 34 Machel and Rene Meeling, By Mrs Bernice Wohlfert Mrs. Emma'VancewasaTues- to attend, also Jean Lewis. If \ daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank and finally a break. A leader COMPLAINT 11-2446-70 COMPLAINT 11-3934-70 dayrto Thursday guest at the home anyone from the church would Purse with billfold and papers Schwinn bicycle Groves spent the past week with came to me. *How many votes of Mrs. Grace Bissell. like to attend this meeting, you can you get for the Tax Bill COMPLAINT 11-4561-70 their, grandmother, Mrs. Geral- We have received an address On a five day trip Mr.andMrs, can contact Pastor Jones. Regis j dine Larkin at Higgins Lake. for Gary and Linda Greenfield - if it includes tax credits?" Buxton, brown wallet COMPLAINT 11-4575-70 Philip Vance visited Sgt. Vance tration fee is $5. per person. COMPLAINT 11-4807-70 Polaroid sunglasses Mr. and Mrs7 Carl Ball were Pvt. and Mrs. Gary Greenfield, I was elated. "Maybe five," at Alexandria, Va, while Mrs, Lodging and meals, including Woman's gold, pearl ring I said. Woman's new hose visited by Mr. and Mrs. Norman 1426 N. Chestnut St., Colorado Edith Vance visited a friend at banquet, (four nights) $32. per COMPLAINT 11-596-70 Jones of rural Grand Ledge and Springs, Col'o. 80907. "Not enough," he said. Perrysburg, O. person. Registrations are to be in But I went to work campaigning Riviera 15 transistor radio COMPLAINT 11-5229-70 COMPLAINT 11-5235-70 their son and his new bride, Mrs. Kenneth Greenfield has Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O'Connell by August 1. Panasonic 7 transistor radio Tlmex wrlstwatch, man's returned home from Lansing for the Tax BUI if it included Stereo tape player unit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones of and children of California and Sheffield wrlstwatch, woman's Fort Wayne, Ind. on Friday eve General Hospital. property tax credits. A few of ning. us from both parties stuck to- 10 assorted earrings COMPLAINT 11-4840-70 COMPLAINT 13-1129-70 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wohlfert getherr our votes were needed, 2 Jeweled rings, woman's Dennis and Barbara Bolyard returned home Monday after 1 woman's chain earring Kodak 104 camera Phllco 6 transistor radio children of Jim Bolyard left on and property tax credits were spending a week at Lake City returned. HARR'S JEWELRY Sunday for California. and Harrison. Jackie Danforth, daughter of . But, I had to vote for a 40 COMPLAINT 11-1234-70 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wohlfert per cent Increase in the income Mr. and Mrs. Walter Danforth and family and Mrs. Betty Wright Golf bag containing six irons, putter three woods spent the week of July 10 to 18 tax and X am now supporting a St. Johns and Mrs. Sue Blizzard are spend compromise constitutional 2 stop watches with her grandmother, Mrs. ing the weekend at Lilly Lake, Jenny Danforth In Port Huron. amendment that is not too Michel Blizzard spent the Darwin , Tammie and Calina pleasing to me. COMPLAINT 11-4461-70 COMPLAINT 11-2863-70 weekend with his grandparents, Not because I had traded my Now Closed For Vacation Lucerne, woman's wristwatch with band Woman's purse with various Items Gleason, childrenofMr.andMrs. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wickerham, Roger Gleason were guests of vote on the issues for tax Mrs. Kathy Wohlfert was an Mr. and Mrs. Lester Helms and credits, but because my views COMPLAINT 11-1660 70 overnight guest of the Wohlferts on the credits were not likely COMPLAINT 11-1125-70 i T family of Perrlnton on July 19 Huffy, boy'>y*ss EnglisEnglishh bicyclbicyclee lesleas rear fender and 20. on Wednesday. to be considered unless I then Schwinn, girl's 26* English bicycle OPEN FOR BUSINESS Murray, girl's bicycle with basfcet Mrs. Auburn- Smeltzer and Mrs. George DeVrlesandMrs,- supported the entire program. Mrs. Gary Smeltzer spent part Lloyd Evans were Thursday eve Is there any essential dif COMPLAINT 11-3814-70 of last week at Fort Leonard ning callers of Mr. and Mrs. ference between the process I Higgins, girl's bicycle with baskets COMPLAINT 11-1024-70 Wood, Mo. as. guest of Pvt. Gary Keith-Wohlfert and family. describe here and blatant self- GIrard Perregaux wristwatch, man's ' Smeltzer at the graduation from Alice Martinez was an over serving political trades? I'm not Monday, August 9 basic training, Pvt, Gary night guest of Debbie Cowles sure. I guess that judgment Is Payment Is to be made in cash at time of sale. DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE Smeltzer is pow at'Fort Knox, Wednesday, best left to you. Page ]2 B CLlKlTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan lesday, August 4, 1971 No for the BEST BUYS under the Sun.. FARMER PEET 'SLICED' TABLERITE 'BLADE CUT' HYGRADE CHUCK WEST V/RGIN/A BEEF LIVER lb. \v ECKRICH ECKRICH H.C. BONELESS" net 10-oz. HAMS SMOK-Y-LINKS "°VVT' 83$ SUOKED SAUSAGE ib. 99t COOKED & BATTERED FAMILY PAK en EASY TO OCEAN PERCH »>. BAR-B-QUE SECTION . . . SLICE . . TABLERITE 'BEEF' - "Lean and Flavorful 11 3-lbs. or more TABLERITE fb. GROUND CHUCK 89* TABLERITE "Great On The Grill" TABLERITE 'BONELESS' SPLIT BROILERS »>• 43{ STRIP STEAKS lb $2.69 TABLERITE FAMILY PAK TABLERITE BILMAR 'TURKEY' BEEF CUBE STEAK n>. $1.49 SPARE RIBS ib- 691 TABLERITE 'ARM CUT',, SWISS SUAK *?o,m"ib.89t TABLERITE 'Boneless' FAMILY PAK BONELESS' "King of Steaks" RUMP DRUMSTICKS lb. RIB EYE STEAKS $2.39 ROAST lb $1.29 CONTADINA net 6-oz. TOMATO PASTE . Can 761 THRILL 32-oz. UQUID DETERGENT Btl. sn PUFFS - White or Assorted 2 FACIAL TISSUE T.M °B°,r25* DAD'S ROOT BEER , M*"'- 57* FAME POP Choice of B Flavors' "^i]"' 8/79$ BACHMAN , STtCKs net 1Uoz. Pkg. • nnrTTCir » TWISTS net 9-oz. Pkg. OQA rKcTZcO 'RODS net 9-02. Pkp. J 7 V SUNSHINE VIENNA FINGERS 21"pk9 69$ TASTY -A, R U L AR CAT FOOD :L ^ H R "°>^-\m TABLE TREAT HEATH' STOKELY 'YELLOW CLING' CANDY BARS JO-<••'•'* 39* • HALVES 29- oz. FAME 'LIGHT Can net ™ME t VANILLA not 11-oz. Pkg. *fc j» j BREAD PEACHES • SLICES 2W 6Y7-OZ f flflliltC • BUTTER FLAVOR net 10-oz. Pkg.