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ST. JOHNS - St. Johns City agreement, Ebert said, "I would like to best job these fellows have ever had. In Commissioners have tabled ratification speak in opposition to this contract." many cases, it's the best they ever will of the Fraternal Order of Police He said members of the Police Dept. have." >t contract with the city police and, in the have full Blue Cross, retirement, sick Roesner expressed his agreement process, criticized the Police Dept. for and accident insurance, longevity pay, with Ebert that wages should"stay at contract demands. sick leave, paid vacations and uniforms the same level with other city which are furnished and cleaned. employees. He said the city pay for In last Tuesday's meeting, Commr. police isn't high, but isn't low compared John Hannah moved the agreement He expressed displeasure with wages with other areas. with the union be approved, but, when it asked by members of the department was all over, the vote was 2-2 and the and said, "We gave all employees Hannah voiced his disagreement with matter was tabled. the timing of the bargaining. He said. across the board six percent "I don't see why they don't have this Voting to approve the agreement was increases."' Hannah and Commr. Don Roesner. worked out by our budget time." Voting against approval was Mayor "I believe the police should get on the Ebert claimed "they don't do any Roy Ebert and Commr. Gerald Wilcox. team. If they want Detroit wages, they serious bargaining until they find out Not present was Commr. John Arehart. should go to Detroit." what other employees are getting." After Hannah had moved for He added, "In most cases, this is the The matter has been tabled'until the next meeting of Commission Oct. 25. With the new contract, starting patrolmen will earn $10,004 a year and Ratify St. Johns those with 6-12 months are to receive 5 percent raises, those with 12-18 months 7 percent and those with 18 on up, 9 percent. Top salary for patrolmenj is teacher agreement $12,347. In other action at last Tuesday's meeting, "the Commission moved to- ST. JOHNS-St. Johns Board of $160,000 and, for the 1977-78 year spend up to $5110 for development of a Education members moved Thursday $184,000 including salary, insurance, study to be used in applying for federal night to ratify a 2-year contract with the extra duties, retirment and, in the •' funds to build a public safety building to St. Johns teachers for the 1976-77 and 1977-78 year, dental. house the fire and police departments. the 1977-78 years. Before voting on the matter, it was i According the Board of Education, The estimated total dollar increase described as somewhat of a gamble the total increase for the 1976-77 over between the new and old contract is because there is no way of knowing 7 last vear's contract will amount to $344,000. what chance the program has of being^ frwwtw. approved by the fe'deral government. It was explained, however, that the preliminary design and development Appraisal firm plans can still be used in the future, even if the proposed project is not approved for funding at this time. Wilcox, the only, commissioner to rapped in DeWitt • vote against applying for |he funds, 'pointed out that he said earlier the original $400 requested to draw the DEWITT - United Appraisal, the tne company had a "75 percent error plans would not be enough. firm contracted to perform the county factor." The firm of Manson, Jackson and wide re-appraisal was the victim (A story previously published in the Kane Inc. earlier told the Commission of some verbal shots at Monday nights County News, incorrectly said the they would provide the design and DeWitt City Council meeting. appraisal firm claimed they entered 10- development plans for the application Gerald Walsh, an independent percent of the homes in the county. for $400, -but requirements of Clinton County resident watches as nurse administers-flu vaccine in St. Johns clinic. assessor hired by DeWitt, claimed the. They actually told the County News 90 application made that figure firm did not enter "30 percent of thp percent of the homes were to be entered inadequate. property" within the city and charged during the re-appraisal). During the meeting, Ebert At the DeWitt, meeting, ',Walsh complained "about the Fedewa senior claimed several houses were citizen project, initially being critical of incorrectly measured, but later the road in front of the project. changed when it was brought' to the ines form for flu shots attention of United Appraisal. 1 Ebert said, "The road... well, there Walsh said that a recently remodeled isn't any road. It's in terrible shape. restaurant was credited with an 80 He requested the city attorney, Paul They gave a swine flu shot clinic in crowd of elderly people waiting for the The shofa were said to be painless. However, it was noted that many young percent depreciation rate. He also said clinic to begin. "These people remember Maples, to see if Fedewas are in St. Johns and people did come...in fact However, many people were skeptical families and young single people also pre-fabricated fire places were listed as violation of ordinance due to the poor the epidemic that occurred in 1918," he about the truth of this statement. At attended the first clinic. masonry fireplaces. about 750 people came the first day- said. "They remember the deaths in condition of the road. "We just didn't know what to Monday's clinic several people were "The volunteers • that helped did an Gerald Kirchen, DeWitt councilman, In other action Ebert moved to have their own families," heard to say, "Is it over?" or "Is that excellent job," Latoff said, "We told Walsh'that the city had previously expect," Joseph Latoff. acting director Latoff said the clinics went extremely the city manager seek a new landfill all it is?" couldn't have functioned without protested the re-appraisal done in site for the city of St. Johns. , of the Mid-Michigan Health well. ' "I" hope this will be an them." Department commented. "There had Elderly people were treated with DeWitt and the council discussed Ebert said the • cost of using Tri- encouragement to people in the county During the day there were between whether or not to pay the city's share of been so much adverse publicity the past to receive their shots," he added. extra care at the clinics. > County Transfer Station was causing week it was hard to estimate just what "We didn't run into any problems and 10-12 volunteers working. the re-appraisal if they are not satisfied the city to "go in the hole quite He mentioned that the older people at The clinics finished in St. Johns with the job. would happen." I the clinics told stories of what it was it went extremely well," Latoff said. rapidly." _ . „ Latoff commented that they were The majority,of Monday's crowd Tuesday and will be held throughout the In other action, the Council moved to Costs of the transfer station for the like during the 1918 epidemic and how rest of the tri-county area during the approve $23,400 for the capping of very surprised to find a significant terrible it was. were people over 50 years" old. past three months have been $7940 in next two weeks. DeWitt Road. July, $9319 in August and $8490 hi Persons who missed the St. Johns The action is expected to be the first September, in addition, Steve's REfuse clinics may attend any of the other step in a long-range plan to upgrade the is paid $1500 a month to pick city refuse Meet th$ Candidates forum clinics that is convenient for them. road as a major road. and transport it to the transfer station. Pewamo-Westphalia School

SCHEDULE AT PEWAMO- > Residents of the area will have a Format for'the forums will include a 10-minute.'opening statement by each WESTPHALIA: \ chance to meet and talk with 7:00 RICHARD VANDERVEEN, candidates for national and state candidate followed by 20 minutes of questions from the audience. Democrat; candidate for United States offices during a publicforum to. be held Congress, 5th District Michigan Oct. 25. Schedules for the forums are as follows: 7:45 HAROLD (HAL) SAWYER; SCHEDULE AT Republican: candidate for United The Portland and Pewamo- PORTLAND: States Congress; 5th District, Westphalia Adult Education Programs 7:00 DENISE ARNOLD, Democrat; Michigan are sponsoring "People and Issues-An candidate for the 56th district seat in Evening with the Candidates" on Oct. the incident four driving under the occurred at 3 p.m. Friday influence of liquor, one Justice Lawrence B. he served on the staff of the Oct. 15. Hoover commission on shoplifting and eight Sobula was taken to Lindemer of the Michigan accidents during the past Supreme Court spoke at St. federal government Clinton Memorial Hospital Johns Rotary club Tuesday reorganization In week. for treatment of minor Oct. 14 during an extensive Washington D.C., a part of A car-deer .accident injuries. , tour of the state. In his the executive branch, and occurred Tuesday, Oct. 12 at travels, Justice Lindemer is presently serves in the 11 p.m. A car driven by conferring with lawyers, judicial branch. Lewis Louiner, 6681 Clark, judges and other persons in Lansing, struck and killed representing a cross-section "I find the work of the a deer when the deer ran into of the community, in his court intensely interesting the side of the car. The campaign for re-election. and a real challenge. incident occurred at the Justice Lindemer said. "Our Justice Lindemer was corner of U.S. 21 and Morton appointed to a vacancy on work load is high and St. There were no injuries. SAN ANTONIO -. Airman ^ f the state's highest court steadily rising as people turn While the new ' traffic Richard L. Miller, son of Mr. early in 1975. to the courts in every signals were being installed and Mrs. Leonard J. Miller imaginable kind of economic at the corner of U.S. 27 and olRt. 2 of Fowler, Mich., has A practicing, lawyer for 26 and social dispute. years in Lansing, Justice Highway M-21 cars driven by /been selected for technical Nowadays, even athletes lay Lindemer possesses served as a member of the Charles Walker, Flint, and training at Sheppard AFB, experience in all three Michigan Legislature in their troubles at the door of Horst Mathia, Milan, Tex., in the Air Force branches of government. He 1951-52. Thereafter, the courts - an event once collided. The Incident computer systems field. almost'unheard of Foreign speaking people in the St. John's area learn to speak English through the help of patient teachers like Mrs. George Osgood, Bea Barnum, John Peterson, Mrs. Billie occurred Wednesday, Oct. 13 The airman recently "Despite issuance of a Pierson, and Robert LaBrle. The group has helped people from Iran, VletNam, South •at ll:40a.m. completed basic braining at record number of decisions America, Mexico, and Holland learn the English language! The Bement Public Library Walker and a passenger Lackland AFB, Tex. • IB last year, the court's backlog has taken over the responsibility of supplying materials and buying aids for the teachers. were injured and Mathia Airman Miller is a 1975 of cases increased because The work is done on a volunteer basis. It began In 1959, and the teachers find out about also received minor injuries. graduate of Pewamo- appeals from trial court their students through word of mouth mostly. Mrs. Osgood Is shown helping a girl from A car driven by Larry Westphalia High School, rulings piled up even South America and Vietnam learn various American phrases. Pease, of 801E. State St., St. Pewamo, Mich. faster." Johns struck a pedestrian, "I am, of course, proud of the varied practical experience in government, business, education and both Capital Area civil and criminal law that I United Way, Inc. can offer at the count's conference table as we hammer out solutions to sometimes incredibly complex judicial problems," The 1976 Homecoming at feature a parade and the 1976 member of the National Body Shop in St. Johns. presently working with the Justice Lindemer said. St. Johns High School will Homecoming Court. Honor Society and' works When asked how she felt Homecoming Assembly At 4:30 p.m. on Friday, partime at Ittza Good about being chosen, Marilyn committee and in the past EXTRA! Oct. 22 the entries for the restaurant. When Marcia replied, "I wish that every lias been junior varsity EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! parade will be Hnine un on graduates she will be looking girl could have the honor of cheerleader and played on m Lincoln Street at 5 p.m. the for a job in the business field. being chosen. Other than an intramural softball team. X parade will step off and When asked how she .felt that, I felt no differently Sue is working at the bakery H follow a route that will lead about being chosen a finalist, than before." Jim Moinet at Becks. Sue's escort to the TO Homecoming dance will be > them up* Clinton Avenue she replied, "I am honored will escort Marilyn to the X RESTAURANT through town to State Street, and surprised." Marcia will Homecoming dance. Lauren Larsen. UJ then it will move east on be escorted by Jon Salminen. m State Street "to Linden Judy O'Connor, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Michelle Wawscyzk is the x Street where it will move Another senior finalist on fifth of our finalists. She is south to Cass Street, and east ' the 1976 Homecoming court James O'Connor is another < Editor's Special - Monday nights Headliner gourmet ^ member of the 1976th e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. table, sirloin sizzler steak, baked potato -, «b<&K > to Wight Street is Marilyn Miller. Marilyn is Bernard Wawscyzk. After The cars and floats will then the daugter of Mr. and Homecoming court. Judyis X presently employed by graduation Michelle would 9 complete continue on to move to the Mrs. Leon Miller'. Her like to get a job. Her 111 * football field. future plans 'are to go on to O'Connor Soft Water Service and would like to go feelings about being a Polish night - every Tuesday Buffet fit for a Polish EJJ The five finalists for the study real estate. Marilyn homecoming finalist are prince ^^.^^ H 1976 homecoming court were has' been, active during to college to study drafting or business. When asked expressed in one sentence, selected in a vote of the her high school years. This "It's a grat honor!" This senior class held last-week. year she is the Student how she felt about being a < finalist she said, "Shocked year she is-playing tennis The entire student body has government president and is and is a member of the \- Includes: Czarina Soup, Stuffed Cabbage now voted and the 1976 the Homecoming Assembly and honored." Jeff Hulbert X (Golomakie), Piergogies with Cheese, Fried Cabbage will escort Judy to the Fellowship of Christian Homecoming Queen will be Committee chairman, she Athletes. In the past she has UJ (Kapusta), Potato Pancakes (Kreapiure Platzke), selected from the five girls has also joined the Mask & Homecoming dance. SauerKraut. Polish Meat Balls (Klubs) Fresh and Sue Marton, daughter of played on the basketball on the Homecoming court. Dagger Club. In the past she team, volleyball team, and V-BBWIKEP -»w~ Smoked Sausage (Kielbasa), Chicken, Nalesimki One of the five finalists will has been a member of the Mr. and Mrs. John ! Marton and is also a finalist. When the intramural badmitten for reservations (Blintzes), Marinated Herring (Sledge).^ — 95 be Marcia Thelen. She has "TORCH" staff, track team, and softball teams. Michelle < been a team member in Fellowship of Christian asked how she felt as one of All You Can Eat the finalists, she replied, was the junior class r- three sports throughout her Athletes, Homecoming representatativelast year. Take US27 South to Lansing -You can't miss us school career. She has committees, prom "Honored, surprised, and X excited." Sue expects to go Joe Buggs will escort UJ participated in basketball, 1 committees, gymnastics Michelle to the Homecoming EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! 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\ OCTOBER 20;' 1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWSJ ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN 3A s staffs greet in Moonlight Madness

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CATHY MERIGNAC, representing State Discount, accepts the Moonlight Madness winning plaque from St. Johns Mayor Roy Ebert, Ebert; City Manager Randy Humphrey (rear) and Commissioner John Arehart (far right) judged the costumed St. Johns merchants during the Moonlight Madness Sale last Wednesday evening. Also representing State Discount for the presentation are '(third from right) Brenda Marshall and, to her I

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I OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 4A JI^Jf^X^K ' Back Through A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS RICHARD L. MILLIAAAN - Publisher Between the lines BILL DONAHUE - General Manager the Years JIM EDWARDS'- Editor with Jim Edwards From the Clinton HAROLD SCHMALTZ - Sports Editor County News Files of 1936,1946, 1956,8(1966 Well, let's do a little stealing this any polling room, from the opening of week. The Old Farmer's Almanac the polls until the completion of the came in the mail this week so I'll share count and the certification of the Oct. 24,1946 some of the goodies with you. returns." Sounds like the Chicago Oct. 20,1966 30years ago LEGAL NONSENSE system. 10 years ago In the first free market in Farmer's Almanac lists some of the ... In Belvedere, Calif., "no dog shall False reports of fires have nearly five years, beans strange laws that are still on the be in a public place without its owner on s t bugged city firemen and soared to $12 per books. ...In Idaho, it's illegal for a a leash." policemen during the past hundredweight in St. Johns man to give his sweetheart a box of i FAMOUS LAST WORDS / several weeks, and both today. (Thursday). Ceilings candy weighing less than 50 pounds. departments issued on beans were removed at ...In New York it is against the law to While death is not a happy subject, warnings mat, such false midnight Wednesday the shoot at a hare or jackrabbit from a some persons have approached the reports are considered of a ceiling price had been $8.50. trolley car in transit. pearly (gates with humorous criminal nature. So for the ... Its illegal in Alaska to look at a statements. bogus fire calls have been The lifting of OPA ceilings moose from an airplane. James Rogers, executed in By Sue Kiley interpreted correctly by Nevada, was asked if he had any last Staff Writer and the annual fall run of ... Be careful in Arkansas ~ it's dispatchers at the police-fire livestock combined this'past illegal to mispronounce the name of the request as he stood before the firing Instead of the top 40 hits of a few station as coming from line." "Yes," he said, "I'd like a months ago, entitled, "Fly, Robin, week to give the Wolverine state in the state. youngsters only trying to stir Stockyard & company) of St. ... In Chaseville, New York, it is bulletproof vest." Fly," Guido Vanwelsenaers, of Bath, up some excitement. William Palmer's last words as he theme song might well be "Fly, Pigeon, Johns, the biggest six days against the law to drive a goat past a The county board spelled in its history. At the church on Sunday in a ridiculous stepped on a gallows to be executed Fly." were "Are you sure this thing is safe?" Vanwlsenaers has been training and out Monday where all the company's six auction yards fashion. money will be going that will in this section off the state ... In Kentucky, every person must Dylan Thomas said, "I've had 18 flying pigeons since 1938. He started more than $10,000 head of straight whiskies...! think that's the this hobby with both his.erandfather be spread on the 1967 tax take a bath at least once a year. and father as a boy over in Belgium. rolls of Clinton county. The cattle, hogs and lambs were . . . In Memphis, Tennessee, it is record." sold. The total dollar volume The' Belgian man came to the board approved the annual against the law for a woman to drive a This is an epitaph on a tombstone in appropriations report with a of the sales was car unless there is a man either running -Scotland, "Here snug in grave my wife United States in 1958 and by 1960 he was approximately $400,000. back in the pigeon business. Presently total of $639,420 of tax money or walking in front of the car waving a doth lie, Now she's at rest and so am I." he only has 50 pigeons, but at one time earmarked for county red flag to warn approaching motorists Epitaph of dentist, Stranger, he had as many as 120. spending. and pedestrians. Approach this spot with gravity. John 20 years ago - Oct. 22,1936 ... Residents bf Arkansas really have Brown is filling his last cavity. Guido explained that he races his 40 years ago pigeons as a sport. The pigeons are Oct. 18,1956 Tuesday, Nov. their problems voting - a law states, We'll sign off with the last words of shipped away sometime on a Saturday 20, has been set as the date of Friends, relatives and "No person shall be permitted under Arnold Rothstein, gambler, who when night and then are freed Sunday a hearing to determine the fellow townsmen were any pretext whatever, to come nearer asked by the police who shot hira morning to fly home. "Don't ask me sanity of Melvin Chapman, shocked at the sudden death than 50 feet of any door or window of replied, "Me Mudder did it." how they find their way," 52, of Victor Township, who of Ed. H. Osgood, 74, well Vanwelsenaers said. "They just do." is charged with first degree known St. Johns man, who A first race for'the bird is usually 60 murder in the death of succumbed to a heart attack miles. Eventually the pigeons can fly < George Beckwith last Tuesday afternoon,' Oct. 20. irom 500-1,000 miles or more in a race. month. A- large barn and He had not been ill and was Letter to the editor also came in third place in the Cancer at work when fatally Every pigeon is figured separately, Fund race. several smaller buildings on the farm of Albert Latz in stricken. His death followed Dear Editor, in our school system, there is and they are "flying "against time, not Normally there is no money involved that of his son, the late Wm. college to study music, but each other." with pigeon racing. In this case though Fairfield township were As a parent of two students also a need to serve those destroyed by a fire of H. Osgood, assistant in our local high school who enjoy the fine' music perhaps brighter times are Guido also explained that before the half the money raised went to the - postmaster here, by three in store for the younger season starts the pigeons are trained. Cancer Foundation. unknown origin Sunday orchestra, I was delighted only an orchestra can students just beginning to afternoon. The' blaze had weeks. and most pleased to read the produce. Training begins in April. The pigeons "This is a hobby and we fly for play. are let go five mi' i away from their such a big start that little article done on the school I would like to see the time diplomas and trophies," he said. could be done to prevent the Insurance adjusters have orchestra programs. when musically gifted home, with the distance becoming Guido noted that one time it took a To Bill Tennant and Bryan heavy loss. Albert Latz, Jr. completed their preliminary students can acquire a major Payne-I salute you for a job greater each time they leave the coop. pigeon four months to' get home, survey and figures are now In a sports-ba'nd orientated or minor credit for their hard The- training period is usually two to because it got lost. "It still made it is the tenant on the well done! farm. On Oct. 27 G. I. being compiled relative to town, the orchestra has had earned time spent in the three weeks. though," he said proudly. He the payment to be made to To Clinton County News- Ottmar of. Riley will a struggle through the years orchestra program. my gratitude for an article Racing season is from the beginning also mentioned a time when he was still the Methodist church at St. for recognition. of May until October and sometimes as in Belgium-, that one of their pigeons celebrate his 89th birthday. This may never happen to well done. The Clinton County Pamona Johns destroyed by fire Oct. Although both of the above be of benefit for my daughter late as November. "It gets tod cold for flew from Barcelona, Spain to 10. R.V. Gay, architect mentioned fill a definite role MaryLenon the birds," he said. "They are molting, Belgium. That is quite an Grange Degree team and the who wishes to go on to Court which is made up of employed by the church or losing their feathers now." accomplishment for the little birds. society to inventory'the loss, Sen* Richard Allen Vanwelsenaers is a member of the Vanwelsenaer spends as much time DeWitt members will says that he will have a Lansing Homing Pigeon club which as he can with his pigeons. If. he has the sponsor a party in his honor, definite accounting consists of 30 members from Bath, time he spends up to an hour per day to be held with DeWitt completed'by the end of this Williamston, Charlotte, DeWitt and with the birds, sometimes more. Grange on Saturday evening week. From the Senate surrounding areas. ' He has some help though. His Oct. 27. younger son Mark has become his "loft Edward Townsend, Bath, is another Proposal C does not limit such as public health, member of the club who enjoys the manager." Mark feeds, waters, and government spending. It is a takes care of the pigeons every day. Letter to the editor government spending. it schools and local vote on forms of taxation. If hobby almost as much as Guido does. does limit State government government, costs could you prefer property tax to * Guido explained that the pigeons live The average speed of a pigeon is 45- income. I would urge all 1 48 miles'per hour. However, the birds easily be shifted. the State mixture iof sates, to'well over 20" years old; however they' Mayors statement citizens, but especially No constitutional provision income, business, gambling, vonty fly until tttey are seven or. eight are judged on a yards per minute basis because it is, "more accurate." "You farmers and homeowners, to can force the legislature to liquor and cigarette taxes- years old. can't beat them driving," Townsend draws response closely examine the provide local funds as support Proposal C. If you Before a race the pigeons are difference. appropriations must be by a find property taxes more of a checked to see what condition they are commented. The birds usually fly with the wind It appears to me the effect majority vote. hardship than the state in. "A pigeon has to be in perfect health To the Editor: treasurer. His job is very of proposal C could simply be Proposal C is not a vote on mixture vote NO in order to race," the fancier (pigeon behind them and follow the path of least demanding in that he must 1 resistance. The racers don't eat and the transfer of costs from the man) said , "if one feather is even This in regards to the St. convert a great many State level to the local J cracked then it can't fly." He also they drink only a little water. "Most Johns City Commission amount of facts, figures, races are non-stop," he commented. property tax. There is added mat the bird has to be skinny. "A meeting published in the estimates and the like into nothing in C to prevent fat bird doesn't have a chance," he When racing, the birds are timed by ' Clinton County September 29 tax statements, statistics, continued increases in costs Fulton names commented. their own clocks the fanciers have. The issue. In Comment to Mayor payrolls, etc. This is only of those programs such as When a pigeion is a baby it is banded time they leave is stamped on a piece of Ebert's complaint of Eugene part of his job, though, i nursing home and medical for life. The band is put on the pigeons paper. The clock must run the duration Simon, (city treasurer) He is a professional at his care that have' been major leg between one or two weeks after of the race or the bird is disqualified. I would like to share a job and he does it well. It's a contributors to recent State honor students birth. If it is not put on by that time, it When the bird returns to the coop, the secret with the citizens of St. tremendous tribute to budgetincreases. Nor will it never will. Pigeons need the band in time is stamped on the same paper and Johns. Everyone who has Eugene Simon's effort and stop us from greatly order to race. then the fancier takes the clock to the FRESHMEN: , High Elke Kaehler, ever met Eugene will agree ability when State of expanding our prison system honors; Denise Davis. Michelle Leiby, Theresa Guido explained that pigeons are one club. The times are figured out and with me that he is without Michigan auditors agree that with more frequent and (I then the winner is announced. HONORS: Annette McVannel, Chris Montague, of the fastest growing animals. doubt Jhe most-kind, most St. Johns complex longer sentences if that Kathryn Rosencrans, Carla The female pigeon lays two eggs, Anderson, Cherie Baker, The clocks are imported from loving person around. But accounting records are seems indicated and Jennifer Ely, Michelle Rumsey, Sandra Schafer, which take 18 days to hatch. Pigeons Belgium and Germany and cost that is no secret. consistently one of the most supported by the people. The Vicki Sorrell, Diana also are mated for life.. Floate, Moreen Friesen, approximately $200.. The secret is that Eugene accurate. public's role in holding costs Julie Gavenda, Christine Stephens, Diane Troub, Both the female and male pigeons Vanwelsenaers moved to Bath in is frequently one of the last I believe the mayor could is hardly better than that of Kissane, Jeffrey, Joanie VanSickle, Randolph feed and incubate their young. "There 1964, having lived in Lansing and often THE last person to the legislature, having Whitford and Crystal Wood, have used more tact in recently passed expensive McVannel, Jeffrey Moon. is no way that a pigeon can survive previously. He is the only member of ,Ieave city hall at night. He approaching the silly SaraK Ondrus, Sandra Price, HONOR ROLL; Kimberly without its parents," he said. "The his family living in the United States. locks up and goes home programs in sewage Donald Ruff, James Slavik, The rest of his family is" still in' problem than to alert the city treatment, Vietnam Aldrich, Kristopher Aldrich, parents have pigeon mOk in their normally late for supper. commisssion about it. The Barabara Warnke and Jo Lori Andrews, Jane Baxter, throats, and that is the only thing they Belgium. The amount of work he must veterans benefits and embarrassment he created recreation facilities. Warren. Raymond Bongard, Janet will take or feed on." He is a construction worker and he accomplish daily is could easily have been Boots, Lynford Bradley, • The Vanwelsenaer Herbison Rd. and his wife JoAnne have four children, normally done by two people avoided. . Since a major part of the SOPHOMORES: Allen Burnham, Richard residence has many trophies Joe, Lisa, Mark, and Ann.. in a city the size of St. Johns. Childers, Nanette Delay, decorating the interior (of the home. Neil Simon State's present budget goes HONORS: Jeffrey In conclusion Guido said, "The He has worked for the city 811 Clyde St. Lansing, not for State programs but Cooper, Teresa Donald, John DeWitt, Gwendolyn In 1974 Guido won the "Overall Average biggest thrill is to see your bird come for well over ten years as the Michigan 48915 for grants to local programs Mark Haynes, Scott Hoard, Feighner, Randy Henry, Speed for the Yearling" season. He home." city accountant and Phone 487-6811 Rod Kaufman, Sharon Lenessa Rittenburgh, Kresge, Linda McVannel, Flornce Robinson, Nancy Stephen Niznak, Gretchen Trefil and Ronald Walrath. By Richard L. Miiliman Penner, Alesia Rumsey, HONOR "ROLL; Beth Linda Sorrell and Kristi Batway, Brenda Britton, almanack Wineland. David Churn. Lisa Cole, ;Darlene Cramer, Marcy Fisher, Carol Garner, JUNIORS: HIGH Renee Glazier, Julie HONORS; Brenda Davis and Johnson, Deborah Lubahan, John Kresge. Rodney Most, Sheila Penner mpaign funding bad policy HONORS: Mary Benner, and Brenda Shunk. Duane Bontrager, Patricia, HONOR ROLL; Kelly Chapko, Roger Easlick, Gay Aldrich} Glenna Baker," English, Sherry Esch, Daniel Blemaster, Deborah Kimberly Foland, Micci Cooper, John Fricke, Alan Every year, when the Michigan Legislature ends its The plan to let the taxpayer finance campaigns for Frye, Patricia Peet, Tame!a Garner, Kevin Harlow, session, a veritable glut of legislation cascades out of governor follows a similar plan now in effect for public Price, Barbara Schmid, Jennifer Hinton, Honey committee, onto the floor, through ^legislative process, financing 6t presidential campaigns. Under the federal William Schmidt, Sharon Jernstadt, Tamey Malek, and into law. v financing program most candidates for president in the -Although Milliken has supported public funding of Sherrick, Elaine Smith, Ton! Lynda Shunk, David Stead, primaries - and if you recall, there were plenty of them - gubernatorial campaigns, he doesn't like some of the details Taylor, Randy Troub, Alan Virl Strong, Kay Thomas, The same sort of cascade, only in a milder form, received tax support for their efforts, even if they really were in the present plan; hence the veto. Warnke and Jeffrey Weaver. Gaylene Tuttler Charlotte only tooling up for a shot at the vice presidency, or for Upham, "Bradley Winsor and accompanies adjournment for an extended period, as thejare- SENIORS: HIGH Karen Zelinskl. election recess of the lawmakers this year. reelection to the senate, or just for personal gratification. In my view, the whole idea of public financing of political HONORS; Scott Benner, campaigns is plain and simple bad public policy. One proposal sprung with pre-recess verve is worthy of In other words, tax dollars went^every which way in the Deborah Collins, Timothy HONOR ROLL; Georginia Donohue, Robert Hinton, Abbott, Bonnie ' Baxter note'here. , primaries, including, if I recall accurately, to the campaign The rational supporting the idea suggests that public of the anti-abortion candidate, and other single-issue Donna Kanitz, Christine Susan Black, Cinda Blair, funding would tend to free the candidates from domination Noller, Mark Strong. Patricia Churchill, Daniel Public financing of political campaigns. candidates. by nefarious forces such as contributors, and therefore HONORS Sharon Craig, Michael Cramer, Gov. Milliken vowed to veto the biii-but, in my opinion, for Now the story goes, the same idea should be extended to the tend to pufify politics. I don't believe it. ^ Jeffrey Curtis, Debra the wrong reasons. Batdorff, Bonnie state level. i Blemaster, Nancy Cooper, Lobsinger, Robert .Ruff, The Michigan plan would' allow folks who pay personal Consider, for a moment, that the idea of public financing of Cheryl Croad, Susan Drake, Debra "Scnafer, Cheryl Milliken was upset that the so-called "political reform" politics is a sound one. Why not, then, extend the largesse program didn't do what he thought it should do in the way of income taxes to check a box on their state tax returns to give Jacque Duflo, Susan "Esch, Warren, Deo Winsor and down the line to congressional offices, legislative races, city Bradley Fox, Diane Garner, Tamara Zamarron. financial reporting and contribution limitations. $2 of state tax revenue to the campaign fund. That's the way council, mayor, county commissioners, school boards, and the federal plan works, too; both are voluntary. every other-public office? Where would the tax drain stop? For one thing, according to Milliken and other critics, the proposal ties the hands of business interests in the political The Michigan program would allow a major party process much more severely than U treats labor union. Since candidate for governor to qualify for up to $660,000 in tax If a politician or an office holder is prone to knuckling the law was pushed through by an almost-straight money for a primary campaign, and another $750,000 in tax under to special interests, the danger is no less if the A FREEWAY Democratic cohort in the legislature, such a tilt is not money for the general campaign, according to an Associated taxpayers pay for his election. If the office hokler is weak- •, • • surprising. Press report. Minority party candidates also could qualify willed or downright crooked, he'll continue these traits. for partial funding. "We cannot play politics with political reform," said the I'd agree with Milliken that the proposal is "a sham and a governor, in referring to the bill passed by the legislature, Each candidate requesting public funding could spend up travesty", but for different reasons than he cites. If the best PSYCHO PATH »at it was "a"*r and a travesV to instUut.> public )- $1- millioj=n i™n the primar=£ y%S%^*S£*Z i use of tax dollars is to finance political campaigns, then g »•"-&»• financing without assuring adequate public disclosure of genera^^ l oW)nelectionn , AP^r^r^rtn reports . we've got the wrona guvs calling the spending shots In contributions. Washington and Lansing. OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 5A

Sheriff report

Seven accidents were OriTuesday,. Oct. 12 at handled by the Clinton 12:40 p.m. cars driven by County Sheriff's department Belle A. Haines, 4811, from Oct. 1, to Oct. 14. Ballantlne1, Bath and Don Q. Beck, 901 Kendon dr., On Monday Oct. 11 at 0:30 Lansing, collided on Clark p.m. a car driven by John 0, Rd. near . Webster Rd. Hubbard, of Ovid, was Ballantine was making a left southbound on turn into a gas station Shepardsville Rd. and went without her turn signal on off the side of the road. The while the Beck auto was car then came back on the attempting to pass. the roadway, crossed the /centerline, back and went into a ditch and flipped over. On Thursday, Oct. 14 at 5:55 a.m. cars, driven by Junior class officers at SJHS are:: Al Ott, vice president; Lisa Ormston, treasurer; and On Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 5 Myrtle W. Mort, 3807 N. HoUister, Ovid, andWillard' Carlos Martinez, president. Not pictured Is Sheila Wadworth, secretary. A p.m. cars driven by Kenneth \D. Terwilliger, Pewamo and D. Blackburn, 302 Fulton St. Judith C. Toland, East Perrinton collided at the Lansing, collided at the intersection of Hollister and intersection of Price and Colony Rd. Wright roads. Mort stopped then made a < On Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 4:20 left turn in front of p.m. a car driven by Larry Blackburn. Mort was taken D. Watson, Laingsburg,' lost to Clinton Memorial Hospital control of the auto he was and Blackburn to Carson driving on the Wildcat Rd. Hospital for treatment. Mort near Shepardsville Rd. He was cited for failure to yield was cited for careless the right of way. driving. ' On Thursday, Oct. 14 at On Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 2:30 12:40 p.m. cars driven by p.m. cars driven by Elias V. Robert G. Sterle, 8638 Villa, of Grand Ledge, and Juniper, Lansing, and Rex . .St. Johns High School recently elected class officers: Officers of the senior class are: Terry L. Brickley, of 3011 W. Condit, 1033 Wright, Joe Irrer, (standing) vice-president; Sharon Karber, secretary; And Ron Long, president. Andrew, Lansing, collided on Eagle collided on M-100 near Not pictured ^was Linda DuBay, treasurer. theWrightRd. near.-Grand Eaton Highway. Condit' River. Minor damage was was cited for failure to yield done to both vehicles. the right of way.

. .Freshman class officers at SJHS are: Jon Strombom, president; Joyce Riley, vice- president; Pete WHteveen, treasurer; and Mike Moore, secretary.

fc- Bids will .be received until 3:00 p.m . Thursday, November 4,1976, in the office of the City Clerk, 121E. /" Walker Street (Municipal Building) St. Johns, Michigan. The bids must be sealed and bear the name of the bidder on the outside of the enveloDe and be_ plainly marked "Water Department Storage Building Bid", The bids will be publicly opened and read at this time and referred to the City Commission for the awarding or rejection at their regular meeting on November 8, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. in the Commission Chambers, 121 E. Walker Street. Specifications will be available at the information desk at the Municipal Building, 121 E. Walker Street from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from October 20 thru November 4, 1976. The City of St. Johns reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any defects in the bids or bidding in the best interest of the City of St. Johns and ¥'ZH to accept the proposal, which in the opinion of the City Commission, best serves the interest and needs of the Members of the Executive Board of SJHS student council are: seated Veronica Butler, City of St. Johns. clerk; Mark Pardee, parliamentarian; Laura Guenther, treasurer; and Ann Slote, , F.Bruce Wood secretary; standing, Steve Kelen, vice-president; and Marilyn Miller, president. ' City Clerk

A boy, Thomas Lee, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Charles Lehner of 500 E. State St., Oct. 11, 1976 at Clinton Memorial Hospital. New sophomore class officers are: standing, Lynette Lawrence, secretary; Diane He weighed 6 lb. 11 oz. The Maurer, treasurer; sitting Tammy Wagar, vice-president; and Laura Miller, president. baby has one sister, the mother is the former Ida Wonsey.

Twenty-seven senior citizens of the Ovid area, enjoyed a color tour Oct. 2. They left the Baptist Church about 8:15 and returned about 6:30. They went north to Higgins Lake then across to West Branch. Where they ate. They followed M-30 to Sanford and stopped there to stretch their legs awhile at a Veteran's Memorial Park. They then went back to M-30, down to M-57 to the Elsie Road, back to the church.

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The Elsie Baptist Church lace. Her Victorian black tuxedo with green the wedding cake, which was was the scene for the Sept, headpiece held the chapel ruffled shirts and velvet bow made by Nancy Hehrer with 11, wedding, of Miss Bonnie veil of nylon net. She carried ties. two towers and the stairways Pugh, daughter of Mr. and a cascade of yellow roses Six-jear-old Brian Mead of leading a4op to the bride and Mrs. Harry Cecil Pugh of. and white daisies. St. Johns, cousin of the bride groom, over a lighted Mead Road and Mark LaRue Helen Moon of Lansing served as ringbearer. Brian fountain. Each stairway held of Mead Road, son of Mr', and was pianist for the wore a dark green tuxedo the identically dressed Mrs. Victor LaRue. processional and recessional with a green ruffled shirt and attendants, with the bride's marches. velvet bow-tie, and carried on one stairway and the The double-ring ceremony the rings on a satin pillow was performed at 5:30 p.m. Bonnie Chose for her maid groom's attendants on the of honor, Miss Kathy Wonsey with lace and bows of white opposite. The cake was by candlelight, with the satin. Reverend Bretz of Lansing, of Ovid who was first of the decorated in the chosen officiating. bride's attendants to reach For * her daughter's colors of green, yellow and Soloist, Mrs. Patricia the altar flanked with white wedding,'Mrs. Pugh chose a white. Aldrldge of Lansing gladiola and yellow daisies. floor length gown of Boft attended by Miss Sue The following bridesmaids green knit with long flowing Griffiths of Owosso. accompanied herself on the were Mrs. Rick Kusnier of piano and sang "We've Only sleeves of chiffon, and wore Special guest for the Elsie; Mrs. Sue Kobylarz, a corsage of apricot rose evening were Mr. Frank Just Begun"; just after the niece of the groom of St. buds and white mums. Mrs. mothers were brought in the Oberlin, Grandfather of the Johns, and Miss Barbara LaRue wore a gown of pastel groom, and Lanson Clark, church. She later sang a Pugh, sister of the bride. The yellow knit with a pleated prayer song in the granfather of the bride. flower girl was four-year- cape of chiffon, and wore an After a wedding trip -4 ceremony. old Tonya Ben singer. All the identical corsage. The bride given in briide's attendants were through the southern states, marriage by her parents, attired in soft green gowns of A dinner-dance reception the newlyweds will be at Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sheldon came down the isle on her nylon over taffeta, ^and was held immediately home on East Main St. in following the wedding at the Elsie until their new home is IN CELEBRATION of their 50th wedding anniversary, the father's arm wearing a carried nosecavs of white children of Arleen (Mosher) and Dale Sheldon are planning Victorian styled floor length and_ yellow flowers. American Legion hall in complete on Maple River Elsie, with Mr. and Mrs. Road, rural Elsie. an open house at the Veterans Memorial Building in Ovid gown of white nylon organza Duane LaRue, brorther of from 2 to* 5 p.m. Oct. 24. Mrs. Sheldon, a retired teacher, and over taffeta with an A-line Mark chose his brother, The new Mrs. LaRue is Keith LaRue; for his best the groom, and Mr. and Mrs. employed with the Clinton her husband, retired owner of Sheldon's Packing House, skirt with panels and ruffled Dennis Harris, sister of the were married near St. Johns at her parent's home on Dec. 24, lace and the long tapered man; the groomsmen were National Bank - Elsie Brian Madar, nephew of the bride acting as co-hosts and branch; and her husband is 1926. They have spent all their married years in Ovid and sleeves were finished with hostesses. have two children and eight grandchildren. Their son. Keith, lace cuffs and ruffles of lace, groom; Rick Kunsier of in the farming business with and his wife and family reside in HUlraan. Their daughter, with the Cathedral train of Elsie; Jim LaRue,* nephew Mrs. Sandra Madar, sister his father. of the groom, served and cut Mrs. Margo Martin, lives with her husband and family In nylon organza trimmed with of the groom; each wore a Ovid. Guests are asked to bring their friendship and memories to this celebration instead of gifts.

Mrs. Mark LaRue Visit to St. Johns re

"St. Johns hasn't really days was to go to a "picture changed that much," Mrs. show" or to get a soda, Mrs. Leon B. Powell of Atlanta, Powell remembered. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Georgia said upon returning "The town is how I Nicholas; of Mishawaka, to her childhood home. remembered it, except that Indiana announce the Mrs. Powell, the former the stores are different, of engagement and Lois S. Silsby, left St. Johns course," she said. forthcoming^ marriage of in 1924 and hasn't been back "My father was mostly a their daughter Teri Lynn to in 50 years. "This is the first country doctor and I can Daniel Glenn Mohnke, son of time any of our family has remember making many Mr. and Mrs. E. James been back here," Mrs. calls with him riding in a Mohnke, of 6402 W. Parks Powell said. sleigh pulled by a horse," Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Watson Rd., St. Johns The former residents Mrs. Powell said., father was Dr. Donald H. Her father, before moving The bride-elect is a 1974 An open house honoring , The couple was married graduate of Penn High Silsby. He was a general to St. Johns was a physical Oct. 20, 1951. practioner in the St. Johns education instructor atiYale Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. School in Mishawaka, Ind. Watson, on their 25th She attended Central area for awhile before University. He didn't attend moving to Georgia. medical school in Ann Arbor wedding anniversary. The Waverly Michigan Univeristy, and is until after he was married event will be held at the now attending Indiana The Silsby family used to live on Higham St. Dr. and had three children. Her Veteran's Hall, in Ovid at , University in South Bend. brother Don followed in her 7:30 p.m. & Grooming Mohnke graduated from Sillsby had his practice on father's footsteps.. ' St. Johns High School in 1973. Main St. above a hardware It pays to Shop He is a senior at C.M.U., store at that time. She commented' that when majoring in Bilingual, "I used to dream about she looked up the population The reception is being Quality of the community, she felt- Open House (or your Education. . v &.>.M Main St.," she said. "We hosted by the couple's three The couple is planning a used to walk up and down the the town hasn't grown much children; Mr. and Mrs. Inspection everyday, i » 1 May 21, 1977 wedding. street .hoping to run into in 50 years. Charles Heinze; Mr. and 28 spacious exercise runs. Teri Nicholas "It's nice to come back to Mrs. Gordon Veale; and QUALITY GROOMING people that we knew who 233 S. Waverly, Lansing returned home from' St., Johns," Mrs. Powell Linda Watson. For Reservations: college," she recalled. concluded. Phone 372-4854 The big thing to* do in those

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Advert isements For Bids f Mr. and Mrs. Leon B. Powell The Board of Trustees of the Clinton Memorial Hospital will receive sealed bids for the construction and completion of Alterations for the Clinton Memorial Hospital, Special Care Unit, St. Johns, M-WeehAW* Michigan, until 4:00 P.M., E.S.T., Oct. 26,1976 in the mm office of the Architect, Wakley-Kushner Associates-Mt. Pleasant, Inc., at 205 South,Mairi" Street, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan at which time and place all bids will be MM ACft publicly opened and read aloud. Proposals will be received as follows: Departures Proposal "C" - Combined Trades Proposals must be on form furnished by the Every Week Architect and be accompanied by a bid bond or For the next six months, special charter certified check in the amount of five percent (5 flights leave every Saturday-for seven days percent) of the proposal submitted. of sun... and seven nights of fun in spark­ Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the ling Acapulco... a foreign city just a few , office of the Architect, Wakley-Kushner Associates, 205 S. Main Street, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. When someone uses an electric insulator for target hours away! • Round-trip air fare from Detroit Metro. A check in the amount of $20.00 must be submitted by practice, he indirectly could be taking aim at your home.' Prime Bidders as a deposit for each set of plans and D Beautiful bayside hotels in Acapulco specifications, same to be refunded upon return of Because when insulators go, so does your electricity... • Round-trip transfer from hotels to airport... plans and specifications in good condition within' ten (10) days of the opening of bids. electricity that is so vital to everyday living. n ... and much morel SPECIAL PRE-SEASON RATES Plans may be obtained by Sub-Contractors and •i w We offer substant'al rewards for information leading to the Suppliers at the cost of reproduction and handling arrest and arraignment of, or restitution from people who destroy OCTOBER 23 to DECEMBER 11,1976 ($20.00). Prime contractors may obtain sets beyond the second set at cost of reproduction. our property. You can understand why. _ From . Accepted Bidders will be required to furnish satisfactory Performance Bond and Labor Material Bond, each in the amount of 100 percent of the contract, If you have information concerning such consumers $370 the total cost of which shall be paid by the accepted Per person, bidder. an incident, please contact a local police power double occpancy All proposals submitted: remain firm for a period of agency or call Consumers Power Company, company , thirty (30) days after official opening of bids. Your passport to the The Board of Trustees, Cllntqn Memorial Hospital Wonderful World of Travel! reserves the right to reject any or all bids, in whole or In part, and to waive any informalities therein. Board of Trustees 40-26.S04-E Clinton Memorial Hospital 207 North Bill Stmt OWOMO, Mktilgin 4B867 (£17) 725-7111 St. Johns, Michigan Paul McNamara, Administrator OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 7A wuw^wv^wwww^w^v^ww^^^^^w^^^N ings at candleh double ring ceremony J «i ' T T at 1 Irene Lynn Boose and The skirt back was made of bouquets of peach roses, Special guests of honor at David E. Wyrick exchanged tiers of lace extending from daisies, mums and babies the wedding and reception wedding vows on Oct. 2 the waistline to a short breath. were Mrs. Frances Boose, (featuring favorite recipes) '"•'* ""•'•>-'• * ..-•.-•"vvV V-K tv-**^' during a candlelight double chapel train., Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wyrick, ring ceremony at the Best man was Barry and Mrs. George Ashley. Congregational Church in She wore a fingertip length Miller, of St. Johns. Grand Ledge. veil trimmed with lace Groomsmen were Kenneth The couple took a wedding Wyrick, Si. Johns; Ronald trip to Turkey Run State Tomasek. St. Johns; and Park in Indiana. Scott Spencer, Adrian, Ushers were Roger Wyrick, The bride is a 1974 Grand and Ted Ashley, both of St. Ledge High School graduate. Johns. The. groom is a 1072 graduate of Ovid-Elsie High School and a graduate of The bride's mother wore a Michigan State University. floor length brown and beige colored dress with a Following' a four-day matching^ lace jacket. The. honeymoon the couple groom's mother wore a long returned to 421 Maple st. apricot colored gown. Both Byron. mothers wore peach SHIRLEY ROBERTS colored rose corsages. ~H- Piggott Halloween...a time when witches, goblins, spooks, blacK Mrs. Roberts teaches ceramics and crafts to 27 kids for the A reception for the couple cats, and pumpkins are the in thing. 4-H club in the winter season. In the summer she teaches was held at the National anniversary food, and manages the softball team. "In the summer you 11 Guard Armory, in Grand Pumpkin has always been one of America's favorite find us all down at the ball park five nights a week," she Ledge immediately foods and has been used in many different ways. There's the commented. following the ceremony, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thankgiving specialty, pumpkin pie. Then there's 250 in attendance. Piggott of Eaton Rapids, pumpkin cookies, candy^ flavored ice cream, taffy, and Mrs. Dean is a graduate of Bath High School and has lived i *-' formerly of (Fowler, will toasted pumpkin seeds. in Elsie for the past seven years. Serving for the reception celebrate their 60th wedding were: Dororthy Ashley, anniversary Oct. 24 with an This week Mrs. Dean (Shirley) Roberts of Elsie, talked to "The kids are_a big help. They have their own lobs to Hn Esther Haveter, Barb open house from 2 D.m. on at me about making pumpkin bread. and they do them," she said. VanAntwep, Karen Booze, 511 Forest St., Eaton Rapids. The family also likes to go camping. However, this was the Enna Jorgensen, Harriett They were married Oct. Mrs. Roberts is a very busy lady. She has three children of first time that the Robert's foster children had ever Baxter, and Teri Boose. 24,1916. They have 3 children her own and then the family decided to take in five foster and 16 grandchildren. children.,- experienced this type of thing. The Robert's thought that it would be a nice thing to do, by The children are; Pam, 15; Maurice, 14, Dean, Jr., 12; taking in the five foster chUdren. It's the first time the James, 12; Richard, 11; Dennis, 10; Kelly, 9, and Christine, 7. family has taken on such a project. Mrs. Roberts said they The young woman also drives school bus, is a 4-H leader are learning a lot through having these children in their and a member of the Band Boosters. Shirley and her husband home. Dean also find time to bowl on a couples league on Sunday nights. Here is Shirley Roberts recipe for pumpkin bread:' Mr, and Mrs. David Wyrick Mrs. Roberts knows what it is like to cook not only quality PUMPKIN BREAD attached to a sequin food but also food in great quantities. "It's nothing to cook 60 Two-thirds cup of shortening, 2 two-thirds cup sugar, 4 Rev. Adams performed headpiece. i, pancakes at one time for breakfast," she said with a knowing ' eggs, 1 can 16 oz., pumpkin, two-thirds cup water, 3 one-third the 7:30 p.m. ceremony. A * smile. " ' cup of flour, 2 teaspoons of cinnamon, 2 teaspoons salt, V/z variety of fall colored mums The bride carried a teaspoon baking powder, 1% teaspoon baking soda, 1 decorated the candelabra on bouquet of peach roses, All Day 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. teaspoon cloves, two-thirds cup nuts, two-thirds cup the altar. daisies, mums, trimmed of raisins. Heat oven to 350 degrees. Grease two loaf pans We will have a Manufacturer's Represent* with babies breath. She also atlvo in our store to assist you in ideas for 9x5x4. Gream shortening and sugar thoroughly, mix in egg, The bride was given in carried a "Bluebird of pumpkin, and water. Blend flour, soda, salt, baking powder, remounting old diamond jewelry and select* marriage by her father. Happiness,'' which her Ing new gifts of diamonds and other precious cinnamon, cloves. Stir in nuts and raisins, and spread mother carried in her stones. mixture in pans., Parents of the couple are wedding. Bake 65-70 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in center Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. comes out clean. Boose, of 422 Green St., A Q»od day to plan your Coming Events! Traces of PCBs Matron of honor was Mrs. to members of the Grand Ledge and Mr. and Barry Miller, of St.-Johns. Cpolychlorinated biphenyls) Professional Advisory Board Mrs. ''Kenneth Wyrick, 3458 nave been reported in Attendants were Mrs. Dan of La Leche League St. Clair Rd., St. Johns. Bailey, of Lansing; Sue mother's milk in several International. The states and PBBs Bracey, of Okemos; and (polybrominated biphenyls) International is in Special music for the Mrs. Scott Wheeler, of Grand in Michigan. ceremony was provided by Ledge. Flower girl was continuous touch with Mrs. James Shiflett and the The presence of these authori ties worldwide Miss "Shelly Guild, of conducting research on organ was played by Shirley Lansing. environmental contaminants Wyrick. in mother's milk serves as a environmental con­ "Your Family Owned Jewelers" taminants. The attendants wore fall warning signal that they are The bride chose a white present in all humans in the Dr.-1 Mark" Thorn an, flowered print floor length organza floor length gown gowns with a cape collar and it areas Involved, and suggests pediatrician, assures trimmed with lace. The 36 YEAftS OF 3ELLIHQ FINE DIAMONDS IN THtTcflNTON COUNTY ARE* the need for research to mothers that breastfeeding long sleeves. Each girl wore 114 N. Clinton PrH. 224-7443 St. Johns, Ml. dress featured a high .daisies and babies breath in determine the extent of the is still the preferred method neckline and full sleeves. OPEN 6 DAYS WEEKLY-FRI.'TIL 9KW P.M. - contamination and the of infant feeding, and that their hair, and carried degree of danger to humans. there is no evidence that it It does not suggest any should be discontinued in the particular danger to areas concerned about PCBs breastfed babies, according and PBBs. /4£ TUwi *i¥emty "pate S6ae& ALL FAMOUS BRANDS

•AIR STEP ,• For its first meeting of the returned from a eastern trip 1 " fl^r* if L . -v J'* ** •SANDLER new fall season, the Clinton, and will show many of her _ ' County Historical Society tombstone rubbings which Ann Gorsline Elliott Smith THURSDAY, FRIDAYS •HUSH PUPPIES will present Mary Jane she will demonstrate. Trout, genealogist, as All interested persons are OCTOBER 21, 22 & 23 •CONNIE speaker at 8 p.m., Thursday, invited to attend. MR. AND MRS. REX. J. GORSLINE, of 1316 Ravenswood October 21 in the Municipal Refreshments will be served Dr., Lansing announce the engagement of their daughter Ann •JOLENE Building Auditorium in St. by the Genealogy committee Terese to Elliott J. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Johns. under the direction of Mrs. Smith, Rt. 3 French rd., St. Johns. The wedding will be on OUR •LA CROSSE Ms. Trout will take Joan Bancroft, chairman. November 13, at St. Gerard Church in Lansing. members of the Society on LEATHER, BRUSHED the second step of anscestor ENTIRE STOCK PIG, AND WATER ' tracking by giving sources PROOF VINYL SIZES 5 TO 11 from the State Library and also telling what to look for Hm tiltin't stay WOMEN'S in county and state records. She is head of the genealogy section of the SNOW BOOTS state library. She also is the authority whom genealogists ' Years towsittin® from all over the state ^ consult when they want "how to" information. on Ms hands She spoke to the Society last year and told about first He works as hard as any man in steps in tracing family trees Congress. 12 hour days often 7 days a and will take members and interested persons further in week, between Michigan and this hobby. Washington, an excellent voting record Ms. Trout has recently as well as frequent -trips throughout the district. He's done exactly what he said he'd do. No boastful claims, just the self-con­ What do you expect fidence of experience. People fnfyn a lender? remember your promises and you don't stay in Congress 24 year? without keeping them. He's stayed In touch with the people. An innovative district help program, We know the production of food and (Iber takes now money... and periodic district questionnaires, down-tho-road money. Our 40 frequent time spent in the district and years of lending experience and an absolute open door office policy. Insight Is available lo you today, and will bo In years to come. Cedorberg at one at the several new Senior Totally open and honest. You just Citizen housing units that tie brought ,(o the don't stay around 24 years by being 10th District. anything but open and honest. ...we understand e, FORMERLY ECONOMY SHOE STORE growing man'* "good work Al" growing plans. m 121 N. Clinton 224-2213 CHARLES BRACEY CONGRESSMAN ELFORD A. SHOP Manager% FINE FRIDAY * Your Local PCA Planner 'TIL ' 9:00 MICHAEL CRUMBAUGH SHOES Loan Officer CEDERBERG PHONE 224-3662 Aulhorizod and paid (or by the committee lo keep the good work of Al Cederberg Michael A Forgwh, Tfaasurer ST JOHNS : IONIA OWOSSO • DURAND 1104S.US-27 ST. JOHNS Pd, Pol. Adv. OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 8A i < rizes Winners of the afghan and student from St. Johns High quilt raffled off at the School. A donation was also Business & Professional made this year to the WomensClub OTPW) booth Expectant Parent Class at the Home Tour were Faye program at Clinton Henderson of Rt. 6, St. Johns Memorial. Last year, (afghan) and ' Connie besides the achievement Andrus'of Townsend Road, award, BPW also purchased St, Johns (quilt). Decorative a crib to for the pediatrics candles, paring knives, ward at Clinton Memorial. patchwork pillows and baked BPW consists of goods were also sold at the approximately 30 members booth. with six new members added The BPW booth at the this year. « Home Tour was just one of Club officers are Shirley the many projects the group Lake, president, Clinton sponsors in the year and a National Bank; Betty Allen, half sace they were president-elect, Clinton organized in St. Johns. Past National Bank; Bonnie projects include a a garage Wickerham, vice president, sale, booths - similar to the Register of Deeds; Gloria one at the recent Home Tour Wifiette, secretary, Clinton CHILDREN SHOWN with some of the prizes and items to be sold at the East Olive -at Clinton National Bank's Memorial Hospital; Carolyn Elementary School Carnival are Zone Balard; Susie Voisinet; Mary Ann Whitford; Heidi Civic Fair and the 1975 Coffman, treasurer, VanWagner; and Troy VanWagner. "Home Tour and a dance the Central National Bank. first of this year. The Club For more information ool holds carniva will be sponsoring a dance on about the Business & Jan. 22, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Professional Womens Club, The East Olive Olive and Olive Center or three for $1. at St. Joe's with music by the any of the above offices may Elementary School Carnival Schools. They will feature a A cafeteria supper with Royal Jesters from Lansing. be contracted. will beheld Saturday, Oct. 23 raffle with first prize being a home cooked food, a country BONNIE WICKERHAM, vice-president of the Business and Proceeds " from BPW CB base unit, 2nd prize a $100 Professional Women's (BPW) Club in St. Johns awards Faye The Business 8c from 5-9 p.m. on E. Green store, baked' goods, door projects are used for the Professional Women meet on certificate for tires, and the prizes, a grab bag and v Henderson, of Rt. 6, St. Johns the afghan shown in a continuation of an annual the second Tuesday of each games will be offered. \ recent raffle held by the organization. achievement award of $500 month at 6 p.m. at Jeanne's Rd. The event is sponsored 3rd prize is a black and white General Chairmen for the to a graduating business Beans. by the Parent-Teacher television set. Tickets for event are: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Organization (PTO) of East the raffles are 50 cents each VanWagner. ve am dedicated to serving you! Carlo Purtill weds Kevin Bargar Stanley M. Powell is the kind of legislator who restores your faith in Carla Jean Purtill, became The bride chose a with Venice lace. To The grooms mother chose the birde of Kevin James Chiff onette empire line gown complete their outfits they a black print floor length government. Bargar, Sept. 11 at 7 p.m. in trimmed with ruffles and wore white picture hats with dress with a corsage of the congregational Church.' chapel train. The yoke and matching ribbons. peach colored flowers. Rev. Averill Carson sleeves of the floor length They carried bouquets of Judy Bozung, a cousin of He is running on his performed the double ring gown featured embroidered dried and real assorted fall the bride* made and cut the record of faithful and ceremony. appliques. "Her veil was flowers. cake. Jamie Smith, sister of competent service. The bride was given in made of imported illusion Best man was James the bride, attended the marriage by her father. with Venice Lace trim. Smith, brother-in-law of the guest book, kitchen help _ . lib^ Parents of the couple are Mr. She carried a bouquet of groom. Groomsman was included Jeanne Rand and There is no substitute and Mrs. John Purtill, of 600 bronze spider mums with Kim Kellermann, friend of Nancy Rudy. Friends of the for experience. W. Higham St. and Mr. and yellow and orange roses. the groom. bride opened gifts. Mrs. James Bargar, of 210 E. Maid. of honor for her Ushers were Mark Purtill, Special guests present at State St. sister was Janet Purtill, of brother of the bride, Jason the wedding were: Mrs. Henry Ford once The altar was decorated St. Johns. Bridesmaid was Bargar, brother of the Harold Bargar, of Central said, "You can't build with bouquets of dried fall Shirley Morehouse, a friend groom, and Rick Foster, Lake, grandmother of the ; a reputation on what flowers in wicker baskets. of the bride from St. Johns. friend of the groom. groom, and Mrs. Edward M The grooms mother designed The attendants wore a, A'reception honoring the Purtill, grandmother of the you are going to do." the arrangement. spice colored polyester knit couple with 200 guests bride from Lansing. A Rhonda Hambleton was gowns " with shirred attending was held at the The couple both graduated organist for the candlelight cumber bund and cape Knights of Columbus Hall from St. Johns High School . collars which were accented after the wedding. in 1975. They took a wedding wedding. The brides mother wore a trip to Aurora, Colorado. floor length celery green The newlyweds are Guest day lunch colored dress with a corsage . making their home at 2265 of yellow mums. W. Parks Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bargar for Woman's Club " Already it's looking like Christmas at Ledge Craft Lane, \ Ltd., downtown Grand Ledge. A guest day luncheon was "Curiosity", by Eleanor Christmas decorations are on display in many of the held by the St. John's Roosevelt to illustrate this booths. All are hand made. Take for example, the wooden Woman's Club Sept. 29 in year's theme. tree ornaments in the Doctors Bag. Bright colored little Wilcox Hall, at the First On Oct. 7, and 15 members figures that come in all kinds of characters Congregational Church to 'went to Owosso for a joint • In the Fire Lane, they have the neatest stockings. Made of open the new year for the meeting with the Owosso bright colored quilted satin they are patterned after 1890's group. Club. ladies shoes. Many other booths also have Christmas Eleven members of the decorations for sale. club will attend the West Speaking of Christmas, better get down and order that The committee arranging special gift for tha_t special someone. Most of the artists at the buffet consisted of Mrs. Central District Convention Ledge Craft will take your orders and have them ready, for Genevieve Gilson, Mrs. in Edmore on Oct. 21. you when you need them. Edith Walling, Mrs. Nicia The next meeting will be held in the Methodist Church The Gallery has some new items, too. Some beautiful Beck, and Mrs. • Ethel weaving has been added recently as nice as the works of a Presler. ' ) Lounge. Program for the meeting will be "Protecting portrait artist & more. our Children," presented by • Shop Ledge Craft Lane;Ltd. you will be delighted. Guests were introduced Pat Balasco of the Social after lunch. Mrs. Dorothy Service Department.. Lawrence, president, read £tfat Craft £ane £fk

CASE #U-4840, #U-4621 TO THE ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS OF CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY

THE FOLLOWING NOTICE OF HEARING IS GIVEN V . PURSUANT TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION'S ORDER IN CASES NO. U-4840 AND U-4621 DATED APRIL 12, 1976.

Notice of November 1976 Purchased and Notice of Hearing on Reconciliation of Net Interchange Power Hearing Revenues Received With Net Recoverable Expense Incurred Monthly hearings will be held before the Michigan Public Service Commission for the Also to be taken up at the November 12, purpose of considering authorization to permit 1976 hearing will be a separate and additional Consumers Power Company to reflect in monthly determination as to the amount, if any, of a credit billings to its customers charges or credits for to bills rendered Consumers Power Company changes in appropriate items of expense associated customers in the December 1976 billing period to with purchased and net interchange power from a offset any excess of revenues collected pursuant to base cost included in previously approved rate the combined effect of the Fuel Cost Adjustment levels. Clause and the Purchased and Interchange Power A public hearing will be held November 12, Clause during the billing periods April 1976 Again receives 1976 at 9:30 AM in the offices of the ' through September 1976. Information as to the Commission, 654S Mercantile Way, Lansing, reconciliation of the net revenues received by Michigan to consider inclusion of' a prpposed Consumers Power Company under the two clauses " Watchdog of f he Treasury Award" purchased and net interchange 'power adjustment with, net recoverable expense change in fuel, charge of .94 milts per kilowatthour to be applied purchased power and interchange power from the base costs contained in the" two clauses wilt be PROBLEM: Irresponsible Congressional Spending. to bills rendered to Consumers Power Company customers in the December 1976 billing period. available on and after October 18, 1976, for The hearing- shall be for the purpose of examination and inspection at the offices of the ACTION: Brown was.one of the first to advocate elimination of. determining the amount of purchased and Commission Secretary and the Company's irresponsible "back-door" spending, a more critical audit of the interchange power expense incurred during the Executive Director of Rates, Research and Data calendar month of, September 1976 and the Control at the addresses noted above. • effectiveness of Federal programs, and adherence to a Congres­ reasons therefor. Details of the calculation of the Interested parties may intervene by placing an sional budget. proposed adjustment will be presented along with appearance on the record at the hearing. a summary of net; system kilowatthour Jurisdiction in this matter is pursuant to requirements including details of the various types Sections 1, 2, 6, 7 (and ,8 of 1909 PA 106, as RESULTS: A Congressional budget procedure has been estab­ of purchased and Interchange power 'transactions amended, MCLA 460.551, et seq; 1909 PA 300, as lished which eliminates "back-door" spending, and his proposal and circumstances necessitating any outages of amended, MCLA 462.2, et seq; Sections 3 and 4 for an Office of Program Analysis and Evaluation has been recog­ installed capacity for .a period exceeding ninety of 1919 PA 419, as amended, MCLA 460.51, et (90) days. This information will be available on seq; Sections 4, 6 and 6a of 1939 PA 3, as nized in reform measures adopted by the Congress, both of which and after November i, 1976 for examination and amended, MCLA 460.1, et seq; 1969 PA 306, as make the'Congress a more responsible trustee of the expenditure inspection at the offices of the Commission amended, MCLA 24.201, et seq; a*nd the Secretary, 6545 Mercantile Way, Lansing, Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure, of taxpayers' dollars. ' , % Michigan 48910, ' and at the. offices of the 1954 Administrative Code, Supplement No. 54, Executive Director of Rates, Research) and Data R460.11, et seq. \ Control of Consumers Power Company, 215 W. Michigan Avenue,,Jackson, Michigan 49201. ' The Michigan Public Service Commission may either grant or deny the requested adjustment, in consumers whole or in part, and may grant a lesser or greater Power adjustment than that requested. Authorized by Citizens for Brown committee paid for by the Notional Republican Congressional commltte 599-E Limit 4 With Coupon ft *6 Additional Purchass EXCEPT BEER, WINE & CIGARETTES & OTHER COUPONS WITH PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY prices Good Mon.. Oct. 18 Thru Sun,, Oct. 241976. Subject To Applicable Stats & Local Taxes. 900 South U.S. 27 OPEN 24 HOURS Except Sunday morning 12-mldnlght to 8a.m.

STORES OPEN 24 HOURS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 10A i • <

The second of three Inventory of our existing Center-Long distance travel committee there are no 6, These 11 possibilities summaries of findings from programs," he said, "we involved, center currently vacant or available buildings were finally narrowed down key committees has been also had to explore what filled to capacity. . in the area of sufficient size to four workable solutions: submitted to the Steering other alternatives had been B. Lansing Community to house one roof an A. No expansion, retain Committee of the Clinton developed by various College-Difficulty of expanded program offering present programs but shift County Vocational-Technical counties. It was a difficult, coordinating basic studies in the necessary alternatives. operating responsibility ^ to Citizen's Advisory but rewarding task, since the home school., combined 5. The committee initially the Intermediate School Committee. we all came away with a new with lengthy trayel time and examined 11 potential District. • I ' According to Steering awareness." a lack of class space in the possibilities, -including B. Expand programs with Committee chairman, The committee listed the crime times. • „ options as to who would own, the Intermediate School Bernard Feldpausch, copies following seven critical C. Eaton County Career' rent or lease the buildings District owning, renting: or of the findings are being findings: Center -y Unknown and who should operate the leasing buildings and distributed to each member- 1. Existing vocational construction timetable. Vocational Education operating the programs. of the full committee. This education programs within 4. In the judgment of programs. The central idea of this. * . report concerns the findings the county are Of a good option is expansion without of the Shared Time and quality 'but lacking in the construction of a new Facility Committee, chaired variety. Students need more ri­ career center. by Douglas Twiss of DeWltt. options. C. Expand through the The basic charge to the 11- 2. There is a need for construction and operation member committee was to improving • testing and of a centralized career study the present Clinton counseling procedures se! in St. Johns center by the Intermediate County vocational immediately prior to the weeks to play off each School District. ft programs, then make such start of 11th and 12th grade City of St. Johns D. Contaqt with private Recreation Department t is match. Each match will recommendations for vocational educational consist of 20 hands. agencies or other improvement as were programs. sponsoring the Home educational units to operate deemed warranted. Couples Bridge League Standings will be kept on a 3. In regard to facilities again this year. won-lost basis, with the Vocational Education ST. JOHNS Lions Club members Walt Pierce (left) and Bill Jackson are shown with just Twlss indicated his outside of Clinton County highest total point score programs. ,1 the very beginning of a donut cooking session that will result in 2,200 dozens to be sold bv committee found it that could potentially be There will be nine deciding ties. 7. The committee is 'not the lions Club Oct. 22-23. The donuts are baked at cost by Pierce bakery and sold for ¥1 a necessary to hold numerous utilized the committee scheduled Matches to be All" interested couples making afinal ; dozen with proceeds going to sight preservatio n projects, most of which IB used to sponsor meetings. ''Not only did we reported these problems: played in the homes of the should sign up by calling city recommendation on any one leader dogs. need to make a complete A. Capitol Area Career host'couples. offices 224-3213 or 2244577. of the four options and; is The host couple contacts Dead line for registration is forwarding its data to '.the the guest couple to arrange October 29. Schedules will Finance' Committee ;for , the date of play. be mailed out the following analysis In terms of Qo&^t The schedule allows three week. figures. J Steering Committee Chairman Feldpausch commended the Shared The DeWitt City police upright freezer. Time and Facility handled one drunk and The second breaking and Committee for "a truly disorderly case; three bad entering1 occurred Monday outstanding and thorough * check signing cases; one morning Oct. IB at the Edie job." He indicated |he RCA ColorTrak for 1977 is here. malicious destruction of Penzein residence at 203 Dill findings of the Finahce property and two Rd. Taken was 50 quarts of Committee would { be Come In and see why it's the apparently related mixed canned fruit. released shortly. ; finest color TV RCA has ever breaking and- entering cases made. Once you see ColorTrak in over the past week. The,- first breaking and action, we're sure you'll want to entering occurred at the own it—so sure, in fact, we invite William Rice residence at you to accept our unique 206 Dill Dr. Taken was $200 challenge. worth of frozen beef from an

The DeWitt Township Police reported a breaking and entering Saturday, Oct. JL6 at 'the Jeffery Hunter residence at 3901 Stoil Rd. Taken from the home was a stereo and television set. Two accidents were also reported over the weekend. Saturday, Oct. 16 at 10:50 a.m. at the intersection of Herbison and Turner. Cars driven by Charles Shimmon, 424 N. Scott, DeWitt, and Elymas Smith, 13528 Oakt in Bath collided at .the intersection. Two people were injured and taken to Lansing Hospitals for treatment. Shimmon was ticketed for failing to yield the right of way. Another accident occurred Friday, Oct. 15 at 4:09 p.m. Cars driven by Evelyn McCune, of 2937 Kenwick Circle, Lansing, and Margaret Boyer, 4601 Sheridan Dr., Sheridan, collidedat,the intersection of Clark and US 27. Boyer was cited for failing to yield he right of way.

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F • r rming and 4-H in Clinton County

Time to nominate

District leader meetings Farmers are asked to sign nominating petitions for for the upcoming ASC nominate candidates of their as many candidates as he committee election are very choice to be on the ASC chooses. Anyone wishing to important. he said, By John Aylsworth community committee nominate a farmer for the "Farmers should petition ior ballot, stated Dorn Diehl, ASC committee election may and elect those individuals State Executive Director of contact their local county they feel would do a good job ,;t leadership of Jean Austin. experiences. The club will the Michigan State ASCS office for full details, as ASC committeemen. The 'Pdur districL 4-H leader 27. This district covers covers Bingham Greenbush, Agricultural Stabilization v meetings are scheduled leaders in Victor, Olive, Ovid and Duplaln Twps. The The ten members are be electing officers at their including eligibility election of concerned Battl and Conservation Service farmers to positions on ASC , throughout the county to DeWUt and Twps. Southwest District covering enrolled in Ceramics and next meeting November 1, 7 office. requirements for , meet the needs and interests The Northwest district Riley, Eagle, Westphalia indoor gardening projects. p.m. at the Price Church. officeholders. committees is necessary for '/of all leaders. All leaders covering leaders in Bengal, and Watertown Twp. The officers are Shelly The members will be going 4- Diehl believs that farmer good administration of farm ^afre encouraged to attend the Dallas, Essex and Lebanon leaders will meet Hammond-president; H Roller Skating in The ASC community nominations of candidates programs." ' 'meeting in their district but Twp. will meet Tuesday. Tuesday, November 2, 8:00 Lynette Meadows—vice November, February and committee election will be ^.if they can't, they are October 26, - 8:00 p.m., at p.m. at the Riley president; Rhonda Carol- April in St. Johns. conducted from Nov. 26 to .^encouraged to attend one of the Fowler High School Elementary School located secretary; James Coohon- Dec. 6, by mail ballot. The Elsie 4-Corners 4-H I#;fhe , other ones. The in Fowler. at the corner of Pratt and treasurer; Tammy Bolton- , .Southeast district meeting The Northeast District Lowell Road.' newsreporter and Gloria members signed up for the Wyrick-recreation leader. winter program including 12 ASC committees are * willbeheldMonday, October leaders meetine will he hold Leaders will be receiving responsible for ^managing Monday, November 1, 8:00 the fair premiums and new members. 24 members 25, 8:00 p.m., at the Olive v government farm programs Twp. Hall located at the p.m. at Smith HalI in St. certificates for members, a wanted to go roller skating Johns. The northeast district The Knit-n-Stitch 4-H club on November 18. Newly on the local level. To. meet „ cornerofPrattRoadandUS- list of trip awards, as well as the needs of individual discussing fair premiums members enrolled for the elected officers are POLE BARNS winter program at the home as follows: tfenee producers, ASC committee being raised, what awards members must be concerned are available and slide of of their leader Pat Schroeder-president; Doug Koenigsknecht. They Thering-vice president; and responsible individuals, the various 4-H Award trips Diehl said. All farmers have K and other topics of interest. elected the following Cindy Nicholas-Secretary; officers: Carmen Karber- Terry Howard-treasurer; the opportunity to nominate president; Patricia French- Angela Howard- persons they feel would best *l: Brand New Just used by us Michigan's 4-H Dairy vice president; Sandy Newsreporter; Faye Wilson- serve the farm community. Judging team placed 4th out Burkhardt secretary; and Danners; Sandy Farmers will soon receive of 37 teams at the National 4- petition forms by mail and as a model home Maureen Asher as treasurer. Scfiooendorf-cuR carrier; H Dairy Judging Contest The members will go roller Kevin Howard-health may begin submitting them held October 4, at Columbus skating on November 18, at leader; Peggy Wilson- to the county ASCS office. •*!« Discounts To You Ohio. Clinton County had the Ranch Roller Skating safety leader; Brenda two 4-H members on the Rink in St. Johns. They Ginrech-song leader and team consisting of Jeanne A few basic considerations discussed Spring Rick Batora-recreation should be kept in mind when Striz, Scattered Southeast, Achievement and Style Show leader. and Karen Green, Brush and circulating^ petitions, Diehl to be held next March. The said. In order to be valid, Halter Club. The other two members will serve a meal John R. Aylsworth members < of the team petitions must be limited to for the Central Michigan Extension 4-H-Youth Agent one nominee each, must consisted of Mike Smith of Rabbit Breeders Association 1003 South Oakland Street New Colonnade 14' x 6S' with 7x x 24' Barry County and Randy include written certification and show scheduled for St. Johns, MI 48879 that the nominee is willing to expando. Beautiful siding glass door entry Lettinga of Allegan County. October 23, at Smith Hall in Telephone 224-3288 Individual scores from the serve if elected, must be into a huge 19x21 living room with a bay St. Johns. signed by at least three window and beamed ceiling. Seperate top three members on the Cooperative Extension duane CHAMBERLAIN team showed Mike Smjth- eligible farm voters in the dining area and spacious kitchen with built- The Green Acres 4-H Service programs are open ASC community, and must 8th, Jeanne Striz-22nd and members received a letter to all without regard to race, BUILDING SUPPLY in oven,, countertop, range and lots of Randy Lettinga-24th. The be received in the county cupboards. from the Paul Nichols family color or national origin. ASCS office no later than three teams higher than telling about .Hieir new AND NURSERY « + November 1, 1976. Michigan included PHONE .834-2300 PHONE 834-5388 Maryland, Ohio and New A farmer may circulate or York. Cheryl Conklin, Olive 4-H Fowler Village ff 500 Projects Club in DeWitt, will be representing Clinton FARMSTEDII County at McDonald's New Bendix I4'x70', three bedroom with V.I.F. Day at Flint on Butler's New Straight Wall, All-Metal Farm Building front kitchen. Tuesday, October 26. The program will begin at 9:15 r*3 a.m. with a tour through McDonald's Cooperative A regular meeting of the to the subdivision known as Dairy Company Milk and Ice Fowler Village Council was Secluded Acres, developed Cream Plants, a visit to the called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Joe Simon. Mr. Simon Mott Planetarium, tour a on Tuesday, October 12,1976, agreed to complete Walnut television station and hear by President Koenigsknecht. Street to Village several - outstanding Councilmen present were specifications when the, m 'Speakers? "44 counties In the McCausey, D. Smith, Braun, trenches are' satisfactorily u * McDonald'Dairy Area are R. Smith and McKean. settled. invited to send one delegate Minutes of the September The Council accepted the to this special day as guests meeting were approved as recommendation of the of the McDonald Dairy read. Bills totaling $2,921.10 Financial Committee that at of 1-96 Cooperative. were approved for payment. the present time it was not Approval was given to the financially feasible to use the « 24-3&48-60 Ft. o 4 Different Colors Open 7 Days Phone 646-6741 The Mudd Factory is the concept of an out-patient uniform chart of accounts in • 36x75x14 Width e 10x13 Double Slide Door ?a name selected by a new club veterinary clinic as outlined its bookkeeping system, but We Also Carry Butler Kan-Sun Dryers & Bins in the Ovid area, under the by Dr. Bruce Beechnau, that we would operate on an provided all activities are accrual system. housed inside the building, Salary of the Village Clerk there will be no outside was set at $175. per month CARSON CITY, FARM SERVICE holding pen, the building will effective August 1,1976. be insulated for noise to a The Council recommended reasonable degree, and there the approval of the transfer JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE will be proper sanitary waste of a Class C liquor license disposal.' from Clarence Simon to Building permits were Victor Celentino. approved for construction of Meeting adjourned 10:09 CARSON CITY PHONE 584-3550 residences on Elm St. by Ron p.m. Feldpausch and fedewa brothers. Winnie McKean FORAGE EQUIP. PICKERS Final approval was given Village Clerk Grain and N.I. 7-1 ROW J.D. 5020 J.D 35 CHOPPER 1130 M.F. ' HAY & CORN HEAD N.I. 323-1 ROW It is time we moved jobs into the 10th District and J.D J.D. 18-1-ROW Unemployment OUT. Your PRESENT Congressman voted against job legislation. bean prices J.D. 2020 W-LDR J.D. 38 W-CORN HEAD / I.H.C. 1-ROW N.I. 310 PICKER --1-ROW 1.) Emergency Employment Appropriations which M.H. 44-WIDE FRT. N.I. 314 SHELLER would have created 900,000 public service jobs, N.I. 324 W-2-ROW BED 2.) Emergency Middle-Income Housing Assistance LHJC. 3414 INC. W-LOADER COMBINES which would have provided jobs in the building trades, are going: M.F. 65D BEAN 3.) A Public Works Job Bill which would provide M.F. 300 W-2 CYL. OLIVER 1550 grants for public works projects. J.D. 95 GAS W-CAB EQUIPMENT IS THAT "GOODV WORK? 4 ROW CORN HEAD MOWER PULLERS Every able-bodied person deserves the right to work. D up. 13* CUTTING PLATFORM LILLISTON 6-ROW OLIVER 60 WIND ROWER VOTE M.F. 65D INNES 570 WIND • M.H. 444 GLEANER CII ROWER DON ALBOSTA J.D. 30 RASP I.H.C. 82 BEAN D don't know. SPECIAL J.D. 25 (CHECK ONE) J.D. 30-W-BEAN EQUIP. for . GOOD USED BLOWERS A.C. 66 LILLISTON 6200 BEAN CONGRESS COMBINE Sure, almost every farmer knows which way grain & bean prices are going - just ask them. !f you DISC 1-SPEED KING 20* WHEEL N.I. UNI EQUIP. 10th District Democrat ask a dozen people, you'll get a dozen HARROW W-LEVER different answers. The truth is no one is J,D. BW 16'6" - J.D. - 494 PLANTER , 761 HAY HEAD sure which way or how far prices are As the state's KEWANEE 12* " A.C. - 4-ROW PLANTER 720 CORN HEAD going. With that fact, you have largest grain and bean M.F. NO. 5221' DISC two choices: 1. Keep your marketer, Michigan Elevator I.H. 10 FT. 8" LILLISTON 14' ROLLING *«„„, fingers crossed; 2. Check the Exchange advises and HARROW 760 CHOPPER people at your local MEE marketing consults with us daily, giving 1-USED BOTTOM KOSCO «• *» ™™* ™™ dealer. us the latest information \ SEVERAL USED » HARROW „,,„" We are a part of a 150 MEE member on market concfitions 4 & 8 ROW CULT. J.D. CC 14tt 3 Pt. FIELD 728 4* ROW NARROW dealer network working full time to here and world-wide. Come I.H.C. 20" CULTIVATOR get the fairest possible prices for and talk. We can help you tl WHEEL DRAG M.F. 16' 3 PT. W-LEVELER. PLOWS farmers' crops. market your crop wisely. N.H. 68 BALER FIELD CULTIVATOR N.H. 270 BALER CASE 18' FIELD J.D. 145 5-16 CULTIVATOR J J.D. NO. 5 MOWER J.D. 145 6-16 694-A CORN PLANTER J.D. 4 BAR RAKE UNI EQUB?MENT OLIVER 6-16 *, J.D..NO. 11 MOWER 723 CORN HEAD - 2-ROW LH.C. 4-14" TRAILER NX TRAILER MOWER 735 CORN HEAD - 3-ROW A.C. 5-16" - . NX HAY CONDITIONER J.D. 3PT. 3-14" ST. JOHNS CO-OP SPREADERS SEMI MTD. N.H. HAY BINE J.D.40 ST. JOHNS 10PEN MONDAY thru FRIDAY 7:30 - 5;30 SATURDAY 8:00 • 4:00 I Paid for by the Albosta for Congress Committee, PHONE 224-2331 OCTOBER 20.1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS .MICHIGAN 12A Phillip Hanses, at home; Shirley Silvers, of Lansinc: Mrs. Wicke died Thursday plus one daughter, Nancy one brother, Glenn, of morning at Rlvard Nursing Obituaries Hanses, also at home. Greenwood, of Lansing; Home in St, Johns, where she Bannister News Other survivors include •BGreenwood, of Lansing'; had been a patient for seven A new slate of officers was program resource nomination committee, Mrs. her mother, Mrs. Mary three grand daughters; one years. presented to the Bannister materials, Mrs. John Wayne Peck, Mrs. Robert Katherine Idaho on Jan. 31, 1914. She Miller Beuhler, of St. Johns; grandson, Alan preceded her Mrs. Wicke was born in United Methodist Women by Schlarf; publicity, Mrs. Moore, and Mrs, Thomas died on Oct. 18, 1971. six brothers: Robert Miller, in death, and four great­ Elsie on Nov. 5, 1889, the the nominating committee at Elmer Leydorf and Moore. Grozidiak He was employed as a of Maple Rapids; Frank, of grandchildren. daughter of Charles and Ada their recent meeting. farmer. Great Falls, Mont.; Michael, Emmert. She resided in' the Katherine Grozdiak, 77, of Mr. Kingsbury is survived William and Edward, all of Elsie area most of her life. Officers who will take RETAIN 3102 Maloney, in Lansing, by one son, Richard, of Ionia; and David, of St. Vera Wicke. She married Ralph Crell in office in January are: Mrs. died Sunday, Oct. 1? at rural St. Johns; one Johns; and five sisters: Mrs. Elsie in March of 1911. He Sparrow Hospital, daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Anna Marie Hughes, of ELSIE Funeral services died in May of 1952. She then Ray Peck, president; Mrs. GERALD Phillips, of Plymouth, one Leonidas. Mich.; Mrs. Kay for Mrs. Verna Wicke 86,137 married Julius Wicke in David Green, vice- sister, Winifred Hicks, of Yock, of Battle Creek; Mrs. W. Oak St., Elsie were held Elsie in Nov. 1953. He died in president; Mrs. Walter Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret' Sweeney, of St. Miller, secretary; Mrs. Ivan Grozdiak were held today, England; six grandchildren; Saturday, Oct. 16 from the Oct. 1964. SHEPARD and five great­ Johns; Mrs. Josephine Carter Funeral Home with Survivors include: one Hofferbert, treasurer ;Jocal October 20 at St. Joseph Kramer, of St. Johns; and Catholic Church in St. Johns, grandchildren. the Rev. E.E. Courser son, Charles Crell of Elsie; Church Com mi ft ee Republican for Mrs. Helen Edgell, of officiating. Burial was in five grandchildren; and nine members, Mrs. Ken at 10 a.m. Westphalia. Burial took place at the Ear! W- Light Ford Cemetery Elsie. great grandchildren. Swanson, Mrs. Rueben Mt. Rest Cemetery with the Rosaries were said Friday Pontious, Mrs. John.Skaryd, Clinton County/Treasurer and Mrs. Rex Swanson. Vi Rev. Fr. William Hankerd EarlW.Light,62,of302W. (Oct. 15) at St. Mary's Fowler Mrs. Lula Boak, Vernon Georce spent Sunday Other officers are Mrs. Tuesday, November 2, 1976 officiating. Prayers were Mc Conn el I, St. Johns, died 'Chapel, in Westphalia. The B offered at 7:30 p.m! Tuesday. funeral service was held Benjamin and daughter afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Mildred Bradley, Christian Friday, Oct. 15 at Clinton Lori, returned home Monday personhood; Mrs. Edna • COMPETENCE ^EXPERIENCE She was born in Memorial Hospital. Saturday (Oct. 16) at St. Hillary George of Lansing. Czechoslovakia February 21, Mary's with the Rev. James from St. Louis, Mo., after Mrs. Bernita Benjamin Nowlin, supportive spending a few days with Mr. community; Mrs. Donald • INTEGRITY 1899 to Michael Maria C Funeral services for Mr. Schmitt officiating. Burial has been in St. Louis, Mo. for was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Benjamin's daughter, Mr. two weeks taking care of her Hinkley, Christian social Your support win be sincerely (Sprinz) Chata. She has Light were held at the and Mrs. James McGruder involvement; Mrs. Floyd resided in St. Johns since Osgood Funeral Home, and funeral arrangements daughter and granddaughter appreciated. Pd. Pol. Ad. were made by the Neller and family. Amy. Glowney, global concerns; 1955, prior to that time she Tuesday Oct. 19 at 1:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Reynold lived in the Lansing area. Burial took place at the Mt. Funeral Home in Portland. She married William Rest Cemetery with the Rev. Grozdiak in Chicago. She Michael Ruhl officiating. i was a member of St. Casmir Margaret REPORT OF CONDITION Catholic Church. Mr. Light was born in Mrs. Grozdiak is survived Fowler on March 4, 1914 to Price Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the by one daughter, Mrs. Mary William and Emma (Taege) Atwell, of Howell; four sons, Light. He resided all, of his Margaret O. Price, 93, of St. Johns Michael, Bill and Nick, all of life in the St. Johns area.. 140 E. Oak St., Ovid, died Clinton National Bank and Trust Company- ^ of Lansing, and John, of Friday Oct. 15, at the Name of Dank ' City v He married Dorothy Chicago, and nine Miller, in St. Johns, on April Provinicial House Inthestateof ^icjujan^ _ . at the close of business on .September 30 .1976 grandchildren'. 2, 1945. Whitehills, in East Lansing published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12. United States Code, Section 161 Mr. Light was a farmer. after a long illness. Survivors of Earl W. Light Funeral services were Charter number ' • NatinnaNational RanBank ReninRegionn NumhpNumberr . 7 Samuel J* Green include: his wife, Dorothy; held at the Holy Family one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Catholic Church, on Thousands of dollars Statement of Resources and Liabilities Samuel J. Green, 60, of Zell, of St. Johns; one son, Monday,' Oct. 18 at 10 a.m. THOUSANDS Grove Rd., in St. Johns, died Richard, at home, three Burial took place at the Cash and due from banks H7999 Saturday, Oct. 16 at his grandchildren; and one maple Grove Cemetery with 37152" home. brother, Clarence, of St. the Rev. Fr. Joseph Aubin U.S. Treasury securities 3,**02 Funeral services were Johns. officiating. Obligations of other U.S. Gov't, agencies and corps held at the Osgood Funeral A prayer service was held Obligations of States and political subdivisions "97MS" Home Tuesday, Oct, 19 at Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Other bonds, notes, and debentures 997 3:30 p.m. Burial was held at Mabel Fero Houghton Chapel in Ovid. the Mt. Rest Cemetery with Funeral arrangements Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock ... 105 NONE the Rev. Terry MacArthur Mabel Fero, 73, of 206 E. were handled by the Osgood Trading account securities officiating. Lincoln, St. Johns died Funeral Home. Federal funds sold and securities purchased Mr. Green was born in Friday, Oct. 15, at her She was born in Carnew under agreements to resell 1,000 Essex Township, inj Clinton Ireland, on April 29, 1883. residence after a short Loans, Total (excluding unearned income) . Mt,035 County on March 16, 1916 to illness. She attended schools in LU Raymond and Ivah (Jury) Funeral services were Carnew. CO Less: Reserve for possible loan losses W Green. He attended the - He moved from Ireland in CO held Monday, Oct. 18 at 1 < Loans, Net v...' 1^.568 country school, and resided p.m. at the Osgood Funeral 1905 and then to Ovid in 1955. NONE in Essex Twp. all his life. She married Henry C. Direct lease financing Home. Burial took place at Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises l»2Ul Mr. Green married Omah the Mt. Rest Cemetery with Price in Libertyville, 111. on Webster, in Clinton county the Rev. Averill M. Carson Aug. 1, 1908. She was a Real estate owned other than bank premises , 552 on May 16, 1941. He was a officiating. member of the Holy Family Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies NONE Catholic Church. member of the Farm She was born in Clinton NONE Bureau. Mrs. Price was a practical Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding County on July 24, 1903 to 1,005 He was employed by Herman and Ina Moore. nurse in Chicago and retired Other assets .- , j Oldsmobile until he retired She has resided all her life in 1950. She is survived by TOTAL ASSETS 71,899 this year. He also was a in the St. Johns area. two sons, William C. of Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps., and corps \ 10,U89 Chattanooga, Tenn., and farmer. She married Vern Fero Time and savings deposits of individuals, Mr.- Green is survived by Arthur O. in Ovid; two who preceded her in death in prtnshps., and corps .' ' H6.0U8 his wife, Omah; two 1962. . daughters, Mrs. Jule daughters, Mrs. Marie Mrs. Fero was a kitchen McLean, and Mrs. Jane Deposits of United States Government 272 Verellen, of Hersey and Mrs. assistant at Clinton Hillkin. both of Ovid; nine Deposits of States and political subdivisions Patricia Mitchell, of St. Memorial Hospital. grandchildren; and 16 great­ Deposits of foreign govts, and official institutions ' NONE Johns; four sisters, Mrs. grandchildren. Esther Crosby, Mrs. Myrtyle Deposits of commercial banks t NONE She is survived by one son, 3^2 Findlay, and Mrs. Richard, of St. Johns; five Henry W-.Wood Certified and officers' checks ' •... Ferguson, all of St. Johns, CO 64,996 grandchildren; six brothers, LU TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS /•., Mrs. Alice BuIIard, of Frank, Emmery, Charles, Total demand deposits , 3-2,37o DeWitt; and seven Ted, and Lawrence, all of St. Funeral services for h- • grandchildren. Henry Wayne Wood, 75, of _l • Total time and savings deposits 52,618 Johns, and Raymond of NONE DeWitt; five sisters, Mrs. 211 W. Cass St., St. Johns 00. Total deposits in foreign offices .' Percy Gladys Worrell, and Mrs. were held Monday, Oct. 18 < TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OFFICES 64,996 Alta Carrington, from St. at the Osgood Funeral -J Federal funds purchased and securities sold Home, in St. Johns at 2:30 Kingsbury Johns,, Mrs. Clar Wise, and NONE Mrs. Myrtle Smith, both of p.m. under agreements to repurchase Percy D. Kingsbury, 91, of Sumner, and Mrs. Virginia Mr. Wood died in Clinton Liabilities for borrowed money 80 5606 N. U.S. 27, St. Johns, Beach, of Ovid. Memorial Hospital after a Mortgage indebtedness NONE died Oct. 15, at the Ovid long illness. Burial took NONE Convalescent Manor after a place at the Mt. Rest Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding — long illness. Rose E- Hanses Cemetery with the Rv. Other liabilities 1,052 i Francis Johannides TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) 66,128 Funeral services for Mr. Rose E. Hanses, 51, of 530 officiating. NONE S. Willow St., Westphalia, He was born in Jackson Subordinated notes and debentures Kingsbury were held at the -1 NONE Osgood Funeral Home, died Thursday (Oct. 14) at County to Lewis and Ida Preferred stock a. No. shares outstanding NONE (par value) -h Monday, Oct. 18 at 10:30 a.m. her home. , (Cronkhite) Wood, on July Common stock a. No. shares authorized 335*192 Burial took place at the Mt. She was born Mar. 22,1925 25, 1901. He attended the Q. b. No. shares outstanding 335*192 (par value) 1,676 in Fowler, the daughter of Jackson Public Schools: Rest Cemetery with the Rev. < Surplus 1,807 Terry MacArthur Joseph Miller and Mary Mr. Wood moved to St. officiating. Warnke. She was a member Johns in 1947. He previously Undivided profits 2,288 Mr. Kingsbury, was born of the Christian Mothers made his home in Leslie. H Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves NONE in England, on March 28, Confraternity and ' the He married Revella 3 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL 5,771 Catholic Order of Barnes, in Jackson, on Aug. O 1885 to John and Polly (Date), TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL 71,899 Kingsbury. He resided in Foresters; 12,1922. He was employed as UJ Michigan for 50 years, prior Surviving are her husband, a painter. Average for 15 or 30 calendar days ending with call date: to that time residing in Reynold; three sons: Survivors include: his Idaho. Kenneth Briggs, of St. wife, Revella; four sons, Cash and due from banks ^,305 He married Augusta E. Johns; Michael Briggs, of Richard, of Lewiston, New Fed. funds sold and securities' purchased under agreements to resell 1.717 ft Chantler, in Twin Falls, Red ford Township; and York Charles, of Columbus, Q Total loans ' , 1*3,293 Ohio, Clifford, of Akron, 5,1*21 Ohio, and Keith, of Moline, Z Time deposits of $100,000 or more in domestic offices 111.; one daughter, Mrs. < Total deposits 65,583 Marjorie E. Bissell, St. o Fed. funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase NONE Johns; one sister, Mrs. Liabilities for borrowed money , 80 NettiePhelphs, Jackson; two £ >l brothers, Burr, of Charlotte, UJ i Standby letters of credit (outstanding as of report date) 172 an3 Wendell, of Jackson; 16 5 Time deposits of $100,000 or more (outstanding as of report date) 1 P-2 grandchildren; and three Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more 5,265 great-grandchildren. Form CC-B022-06 Other time deposits in amounts of $100,000 or more .' NONE Lillie Silver I Robert W. Whatley Name in every way Lillie Silvers, 96, 416 Vice President and Controller Liberty St., Lansing, died we can, Title lh@lpirtC| with concern Oct. 14 at St. Lawrence / Hospital after a short illness. of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this Re­ and Funeral services were held port of Condition is true and correct to the best of my understanding at the Osgood Funeral Home knowledge and belief. in St. Johns, Oct. 16 at 1:30 p.m. PI ^Burial" took place at" "the Beach Cemetery with the Rev. Terry MacArthur off ica ting. %Lctto. Mrs. Silvers was born in Signature Bengal Township on Dec. 21, October 15, 1976 1879 to Mortimer and Nora Dale (Beach) Jones. She attended the country schools. ( She has resided in Lansing We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabilities. We declare that it has for the past 18) years, prior to been examined by usurfhd to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. that Hime she lived in Greenbush Township. She married William T. Silvers in Clinton County on Securities having;a par value of OSGOOD— Oct. 1,1901. He preceded her FUNERAL HC5>MES in death in, 1948. $5,136,000 were pledged as of She was a homemaker and September 30, 1976 to secure deposits OSGOODc^GOERGEOfOWlER ^ a member of Salem Directors $1^21^000 of the Treasurer, St JOHNS Methodist Church. of ABBOTTS HOUGHTOnO^ Survivors include: , one State of Michigan and for other MAPI* BAPIDS OVID daughter, Mrs. Gerald purposes required by .lav. (Maxine) Schaub,, of Lansing; one foster daughter w OCTOBER 20.1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS. ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN IB

overpowers win

BY HAROLD SCHMALTZ doubtful starter -in Friday Getting into the action of run. This TD resulted from a SPORTS EDITOR night's . game with Friday night's blitz of the 44-yard interception return. Chesaning. Another Redwings, Corunna's Pete I CORUNNA-The Corunna Redwing defensive starter Hornus put Corunna on the Gonzales praised the Cavaliers riding the crest of out of action much to the woe scoreboard at 8:10 of the first efforts of the Redwings as co-leadership in the Mid- of Gonzales is Al Rennells quarter on a 32-yard run with* they scored 10 first downs to Michigan B conference with who's nursing an injured the extra point conversion Corunna's 12. And in the Swan Valley added to the knee. Also on the disabled failing. rushing department, his woes of the St. Johns list is Steve Keilen, out with crew piled up a total of 177 Redwings Friday night a shoulder injury plus Hornus once again scored yards to their opponent's 230. overpowering the "birds", quarterback Scott Mailand "for Corunna on a 31-yard run 42-8. who's on the bench with a with only_3:50 left in the The Redwings, currently shoulder and thigh injury. opening frame. Corunna In the passing game, the plagued with injuries, Dave Rice who is 1st sub in made the two point run good Redwings went zero to fielded a team made UD with the backfield is also on the to .makethe score, 14-0. The Corunna's 35. St. Johns replacements from 2nd and injured list with an injured touchdown which required attempted 3 passes, two of 3rd string units. MarkGeller thigh. only . 5 plays was initially which were intercepted and who had been grinding up the set up on a bad snap on the turf in recent Redwing Realizing the absense of the other was incomplete. his entire experienced Dunt attemnt. Corunna attempted 3 passes victories appeared for less backfield, Gonzales faces the than half a quarter reality of meeting Chesaning Geller, playing a limited two oi which were according to Coach Joe Friday night in a fight for life time, scored the Redwings' Gonzales because* of a completed. They had no in the MMB standings. St. only touchdown of the night interceptions. shoulder injury. Missing Johns and Chesaning both on a 14-yard run with 8 also from the line up was the stand 2-2 currently. seconds left in the 1st other half of the Redwings' quarter. Jason Bargar ran offensive strength, Jerry the two-point conversion to Bashore, who was out with ST. JOHNS QUARTERBACK Scott Mailand (no. 84) drives first place in the MMB with Swan Valley. Redwing Injuries give St, Johns their 8 poiints for yardage against a Cavalier defender in action Friday necessitated filling spots with lesser experienced personnel the flu. for the night. Gonzales stated after the night at Corunna. Lack of experience In the backfield told the who gave It their best but fell Bhort of the much needed game that "Corunna didn't story of St: Johns' loss to the Cavaliers who now stand tied for victory. so much win the game as we Corunna added to the gave them all but one of their scoreboard on a 67-yard run touchdowns on our mistakes. which occurred when a fops We were forced because 61 Redwing pitchout was injuries and illness to start 6 intercepted at the 9:47 stage of the second quarter. people in different position on defense. On offense we ST. JOHNS-Coach Mike alsohad to play people out of Corunna's next marker Humphrey's golfing position and start some new occurred on a fumble by the Redwings finished in the people." Redwing punter with a 5:48 number one spot in the Mid- He continued, "the 2nd showing on the clock in the Michigan-B conference with half was a bright spot as we 2nd frame. Cavalier Greg three of the squad grabbing held Corunna to only 1 Smith took the ball on a 21- first-team All-Conference touchdown, this one on an yard jaunt to expand the honors. interception and we were Corunna lead, 28-8. Winning the distinction of playing a basically all-junior all-conference were Jim lineup." * Dedyne, John Watkins and Coach Joe Gonzales The blitz was not yet over Pointing out his absense of as John Kim of the Cavaliers Lauren Larsen. numbers in the line, shows the strain of took a 30-yard pass from Named to the second-team Gonzales said the team manpower shortage all-conference squad was would be without the George Ockeman with 1:50 Larry Larsen. services of Jeff Smith, showing in the half to bump punter and a starter on MID-MICHIGAN B the Corunna lead up to 344. FINAL CONFERENCE offense and defense, who he STANDINGS With Redwing defenses STANDINGS Actual scores W L Pet. holding the Cavaliers to the St. Johns 409 said would be lost to the Swan Valley 4 01.000 best of their ability thru the Redwings for the rest of the Swan Valley 422 - '<"'**y*;$'\~ season because of a shoulder Corunna 4 01.000 Alma 435 '^y^'t-X,., , , ' '''A separation. St. Johns 2 2.500 Bullock Creek 438 Chesaning 2 2 .500 second half, the only other ,uf \-'' /, 'AJ U..,-tZJstii'-"^ Another costly absence Hemlock 2 2.500 score made by the hosts was Chesaning 445 u v% was Mark Geller who Bullock Creek 1 3 .250 at 20 seconds remaining in Ovid-Elsie 468 ST. JOHNS HAD THE SERVICES OF ACE HALFBACK separation but did however manage to score the team's only Gonzales said would be a Ovid-Elsie 0 4 .000 the third frame on a 2-yard Corunna 469 Mark Geller but for a short time Friday night as they touchdown of the night. With the varsity riddled with Hemlock 471 were fighting (or position In the MMB standings with Corunna injuries, Coach Gonzales had to call up the 2nd and 3rd Btrlng in a contest that sow the Redwings fall, 42-8. Geller is shown units to fill positions left vacant. Experience told the story bf here being tripped up by a Cavalier. Playing for less than the game. ' •r half a quarter, Geller left the game iwith a shoulder

O Open Monday and Friday Evening until 9 P.M.

Redwing girls fall • \ (TWO WAYS) Now, at the "Big C" you can earn 51/4% daily interest — two to Eastern 5-2 ways. First, there's the popular 51A% Passbook Savings Ac­ count. With just $1 you can open this account. Se6ond, there's ST. JOHNS- In a tennis and 6-3, 6-2, respectively. 1 contest held last week with In the doubles activity, it the new 5 A% Golden Eagle Statement Savings Account, You Lansing Eastern, the was the Redwings taking this can open and maintain this account with a $500 minimum bal­ Redwings lost the match, 5-2. match, 2-6, 6-1 and 7-6 on the ance. With the Golden Eagle Account you receive the .following Defeating Bonnie Eislcr, 6- strength of Mary additional benefits: • 1,6-4 of St. Johns was Lenore Koenigsknecht and Linda • prestige card Ojibway of Lansing Dubay. i Eastern. Also falling to her In other doubles action, • a receipt with each account transaction opponent was Redwing Redwings Joan Harris and • a complete statement every month Beth Kirschenbauer in Jan Schneider were • an out-of-town emergency cash plan singles competition, 6-0, 6-4. victimized by their Lansing In other singles action both opponents, 6-2 and 7-6. Suzy • travelers' checks and money orders Redwings Michelle Scnumaker and Julie Dakers • notary service Wawsczyk and Mary Hinton won their doubles match by -f A ' • giftchek service lost their matches) 8-5,

\ OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS^ ST. JOHNS! MICHIGAN 2B

LOWELL-The St. Johns Included in the regional strong showing made by his Marshall, Coach Humphrey Redwings golf team under competition were a total of 19 team composed of John Bond said he was looking forward directorship of Mike schools. who shot an 81; Lauren to the tournament with great Humphrey swept away their St. Johns will now go to the Larsen with an 82; John anticipation. The opponents in Saturday's State Finals this Saturday at Watkins who shot an 83 and Redwings season record thus action at Deer-Run Country Marshall. Larry Larsen with an 89. far stands at 50 victories and Club in Lowell to take the Coach Humphrey was In looking ahead to only 3 defeats.. regional championship. especaiUy pleased with the Saturday's event at REGIONAL SCORES SATURDAY ARE AS FOLLOWS:

St. Johns 335 East Grand Rapids 352- ! Greenville,, 355 Cedar Springs 356 Ionia 357 Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central 358 If %\i ?' > %#k I yy % Rockford 359 •^y'ih'y''?" %*%f "'^ ' Lowell 360 *t Grand Rapids Northview 370 Caledonia 370 Sparta 379 Belding 384 Chesaning 392 M Durand 398 WINNING THE regional championship in golf at Deer-Run are: Coach Humphrey, Lauren Larsen, Jim Dedyne, John Corunna 400 Country Club in Lowell Saturday were these St. Johns Watkins, Larry Larsen and John Bond. The Redwings will be Ovid-Elsie 401 Redwings and their coach, Mike Humphrey. Appearing l.r. competing In the state finals this Saturday at Marshall. Big Rapids 401 Lakewood 418

O-E 26-14 R.E. BENSON OVID-ELSIE-Coach Mark 35 yards and went over for contest for Ovid-Elsie" were Marauders and both were O'Donnell's Marauders his team's last TD of the Brian Byrnes, former lost while the Huskies had RANNY AND SUE BRIGGS (left) are being congratulated by City Commissioner John continue to come out on the night. Loynes successfully quarterback turned halfback one rumble losing that one to PLUMBING kicked the point to round out with 78 yards in 7 carries and the Marauders. Arehart in being declared St. Johns City League Mixed Doubles Champions In Tennis. short end as they fell Friday & Finishing second to the Brlggs' are Melanie and Randy Humphrey. night to Hemlock in another the O-E scoring to 14. Jamie Perrien, a halfback Coach O'Donnell said his MMB encounter, 26-14. Hemlock added a who carried 6 times for 48 crew were in the game all yards. Welton with his two HEATING Riddled by injuries and touchdown of then* own in the the way until a fatal mishap 2nd quarter also, then, after touchdowns was the leading in the third quarter which playing without two of their pass receiver. outstanding linebackers, being held scoreless by saw a drive being stopped 106 N. Clinton Roger Lover and Glenn strong O-E defense, Ovid-Elsie nearly equalled because of a Marauder St. Johns Nethaway, the Marauders managed another marker in the ground gain of the fumble on the Hemlock 25- Phone 224-7033 did manage to keep the the closing minutes of the Huskies with 154 on the yard line. After this miscue, Huskies at a distance for 'final quarter to give them ground and 72 yards thru the the game went to the, awhile until the vacar, es in their 26 points. air while all the 232 yards Huskies. * •experience took its toll. This pushed O-E farther Hemlock gained was by the Viewing Friday's scene in 2 MASTER ground route. Sturgis Scoring two touchdowns in into the MMB basement a home encounter with the while the Huskies are attempted 9 passes and Alma Panthers, O'Donnell PLUMBERS as follows: the early beginnings gave completed 5 while Hemlock ST. JOHNS - The City of St. 5-5 holding on with a 2-2 mark in said he felt the Marauders | Johns Mixed Doubles Tennis 1. Ranny and Sue Briggs, 10- Hemlock a 14-0 lead but O-E attempted 7 and went zip on 7. Randy and Betsy Smith, 4- fought back with two of their league play along with St. had a "chance against" American-Standard League has concluded its 0 Johns and Chesaning who completions. them but like very other Plumbing, Hot Water 1976 season. This years 2. Randy and Melanie 6 own in the second quarter. 8. Jerry and Elaine Brett Welton took a 3-yard have identical records. Two fumbles were football game, it isn't over* Heating league champions were Humphrey, 9-1 Leading rushers in the committed by the till the whistle is blown. Ranny' and Sue Briggs. 3. David and Mary Darnell, Brockmyre, 3-7 pass from QB Doug Sturgis Second place honors go to 8-2 9. Rick and Kathy Coletta, 2- followed by a successful Lennox Warm Air Randy and Melanie 4. Terry and Dorothy 8 extra point kick by Gary Heating and Air m Loynes. Then with about a DeWitt girls win Humphrey. Cornwell, 7-3 10. John and Teala Moon, 1-9 Conditioning The complete final 5. Larry and Diane Vitek, 6-4 11. Jack and Diana Kramer, minute left in the half, standings of the league were 6. Jerry and Helen Ambrose, 0-10 Welton took another pass for Howell. 91 -15 CUSTOM SHEET DEWITT-There adversaries from Howell which were scored from the METAL SHOP something about a Panther's equally as well as the girls. floor .infiel'dgoajs^ Molly claws and the Howell Currenty standing atop the Hornsby added 13 points followed by Debbie Lusty Highlanders, found.- out, last • Capital Circuit with a perfect 52 Years Same Address Tuesday "night' just' wh'at 4-0 record, the panthers have and Nancy Garland with 11 Panthers can'do'afterbeih'g7 an over-all record of 6-0 in and 10 each. soundly mauled " by "the hardcourt competition. DeWitt girls in- basketball, The, Panthers jumped off 91-15. to a quick 22-2 lead to put the NOTICE Tuesday's display of game well out of reach of the CITY OF ST. JOHNS awesome power by the Highlanders and then Panthers must have been a continued the onslaught. Halloween Senior Kay Carroll led the preview of „ what Friday Please be advised that the City of St. Johns will l!)7r? Oldsmobili*-Custom Cruis-fr 75 Mallbu Classic, 4 dr., 8 night's football action was to Panther scoring with an amazing 26 points, all of celebrate Halloween October 31, 1976. The Treating 'a-passi'nger. Loaded with extras! cylinder, power steering, radio, bring as the "pigskin time will be from 6:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M., said times will Air conditioning a.mi Pm s-ti-rcii.: vinyl top. brigade", handled their be marked by the blowing of the fire siren. Residents are asked to turn on their porch lights and motorists 74 Ca'maro, 8 cylinder, standard 75 Corvette coupe, air condition, are urged to drive with caution. I transmission, power steering, automatic power steering, Redwings nip Trick or treating will be Sunday night ONLY! stereo tape, low mileage. power brakes. Fi\l stereo, power windows, tilt wheel, St. Johns City Commission

]»"5 Uldsmobile !)** I.usitry Sedan, 1974 Volkswagon Super Beatle, 4-| l-door. full power. air cylinder, 4-speed radio. Chesaning 46-45 t'oiulilttmiug; cruise control./AM-' \ FM stereo, tilt wlieel. vinyl top. , Outscoring the Indians in :, 72 Intpala, I dr., H cyl, ST. JOHNS - Who says the CITY OF DEWITT 1!)7:t Chevrolet i ton pickup, K- action all happens during the opening frame, 13-11, the cylitider. l-speed. power automatic, power steering, radio, vinyl top. March Madness...? Girl's Redwings took a narrow lead steering. \m\\ er brakes, rii dio. basketball has it moments into the final stanza and altough outscored 11-14, the OFFERS FOR BID c« „„„»„ • 1973 Olds Custom Cruiser, FM too, so the Redwings found 1972 Cutlass Wagon, 6-passenger, wm 3 swt flir out last Tuesday night, as the four-points built up in earlier V-8, automatic, power steering PiM-ltl* __..„ Redwings narrowly action wa s enough to seal and brakes,' air conditioning. defeated the Chesaning the win. (1) One Case Tractor Backhoe I»72 Chevy Station .Wagon, radio, Indians, 46-45 in a "frenzied" Also contributing to the III71 Vega Hatchback. 1-cyUnder. contest. Redwing effort were Marcia l-speed. radio. Scoring big for the "birds" Thelen 6, with Denise Harrah, Lori Henning and „ „,. „ n A ... 73 Olds 88, 2 dr., automatic, was Janet Purtill, not In fair condition. Almost new tires all around. Engine- usually known as the scoring Sue Ann Suchek each adding gas. % yard front bucket. 24" hoe. Can be seen at 76 Olds Regency, 2 dr., full steering, power brakes, 4 to round out the scoring. power, air condition, cruise , Kdto, radlah. leader of the club, with 18 D.P.W. site, 816 W. Main St „-* Sealed bids to be in by The jayvees were also Nov. 1st, 1976 at 5 :W P.M. Lite should be sent to City of • W • • • loaded. t points. Following her in production was Jeanna victorious as they downed DeWitt, 414 E. Main Street, DeWitt, Michigan 48820. Bee's Pre-owned cars 1-1171 NOVA, I door, r; Hallenbeck with 10 counters. their adversaries, 36-28. We reserve the right to except or reject any or all bids. automatic transmission, "<»" Top point getter for the St. Johns varsity record ARE Thoroughly Tested engine. / Indians was Cheryl Carlton now stands at 4-3 while with 15. Chesaning slips to 3-3. and Conditioned 74 Datsun B-210 fastback, 4 speed, radio.

standard transmission, radio 1975 Ford Super Cab, 8-cylinder, on Elevator Inc. . . automatic, power steering, We have tripled 74 Chevy Impala, 2 door, low power brakes, rear seat, Vz ton Complete Financing mileage, radio, vinyl top. pickup. • our grain handling Available ! automatic, power capacity with power brakes, radio. these new i 73 Olds 88, 2 door, air condition, radio. - 73 Chevrolet \k ton pickup, 8 facilities, cylinder, automatic, power BEE'S ARE NOT I!i7.'. Caprice 'Minor. K-c> Under, steering, power brakes, radio, automatic, power si ee ring, tommy lift. / MISREPRESENTED power brakes, radio, radials. 72 Ford Vz ton pickup, 8 cylinder, 11074 Mallbu Classic 2-door, air standard transmission, radio. I conditioning, vinyl top, power Give us a try - ]steering and brakes, radio. I!l7:t Dodge Van Hi-Cube. Y-K. reasonable , •automatic, turner steering and t-iTU IH'M nli-t liii|inl;i 1-dnor. air | hnikp^ liable On All condilioiunn. power sleerinn ami I storage rates brakes, radio/, \tn\t lop. 1974 Dodge Power Wagon, V-8, Pre-owned cars automatic, power steering and,] 76 Chevy Monza, 4 cyl. fastback, brakes, radio, 4-wneel drive, automatic, air condition, FM. snow blade with power angle. W. Round Lake Rd BEE'S WARRANTY DOES ALL THIS, • SALES OFFICE - You get 100% repair or replacement cost EVENING HOURS Do Witt. Mich. coverage on engine, transmission, rear axle, Mon.-Wod.-Frlday Nkjhti brake and electrical system for 30 days or Til 9 P.M. ___ 2,000 miles. Phone 669-6684 OCTOBER 20,1977 CLINTON COin^NEWS;STvJOHNS^CffiG^3B ' t r scores 4 TDfs Pirates smash Bellevue 33-0 /* By ftAROLD SCHMALTZ gained on the ground by the he took a short 4-yard jaunt tackles. Pirates. Quarterback Dean over the line to give the P-W now moves to a 4-1 SPORTS EDITOR Pirates a 21-0 half time lead. Kohagen also contributed to record in CMAC competition P-W--The Pewamo- Coming back onto the field '; '**%»?•; aerial yardage of 01 with six while Bellevue slips to 0-5. Westphalia Pirates passes completed out of 10 after homecoming activities, rebounding from last week's Weber then skampered " attempts. Coach Marks was loss to Fulton-Middleton put Defensive efforts by the another' touchdown across with 3:11 left, in the third especially delighted with this everything together Friday Pirates limited the Bellevue victory as it was the team's night In smashing Bellevue, squad to a slim 106 yards on quarter to' build O-W's lead first shutout of the year plus 33-0 in CMAC action. the ground and only 10 yards even greater. the fact it made a lot of The Pirates' performance through the air. **"**** The final scoring of the homecoming celebrants «•**&** was truly that of Weber got the Pirates off happy. homecoming expectations as on the right foot with 2: 25 night occurred early in the Ouane Weber scored 4 left in the first quarter when 4th frame when Pfaff took off on a 3-yard run and scored a A FACE MASK INFRACTION is being committed here and action at Pewamo-Westphalia High School. Carrying the ball touchdowns of his own plus he took a 21-yard pasa-from Looking ahead to this the ref doesn't even see it...It apparently didn't shake up the is Pirate halfback Gary Schafer. Blocking out a would-be one by Terry Pfaff. Kohagen to give the Pirates TD of his own to total out the Friday's encounter at P-W efforts at 33. Pirates as they continued on to roll up 248 yards on the tackier is halfback Duane Weber who scored 4 touchdowns In addition to his scoring a 6-0 lead. The extra point Portland with st. Patrick's .ground to literally destroy Bellevue, 33-0 in Friday night (no 36) before the night was through. successes, Weber was also attempt failed. Coach Marks isn't taking the the team's leading rusher, Then with the clock. Bill Simon was the games game lightly. He said, piling up 104 yards in 22 showing 9:10 left in the leading pass receiver, "They'll be out for us. Five-yedr streak ends carries. Pfaff also rolled up second frame, Weber took pulling in 4 passes for 50 Whenever we get together 97 yards on the turf in 14 off on a 16-yard run with bis yards while Joe Schueller there's always a rivalry carries to account for his came in for praise from between us and you can bet second counter of the night Coach Bill Marks for his 8 they'll be ready for us." share of the total 248 yards and with 3:47 left in the half,

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HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS BY HAROLD SCHMALTZ good on a pass from Dave conversion pass from Theis turf, 274 yards to Fowler's 144. In the passing game, it SPORTS EDITOR Stanfield to Hick Artibee to to Don Schrauben. , i FOOTBALL put the game out of reach-for Fowler offensive efforts was the Vikings gathering in Oct. 21 POTTERVILLE - The the Eagles. went dry for the remainder 61 yards thru the air for their . games Fowler Eagles had a thing Fowler drew first blood in of the game while two TDs efforts while Fowler ^ going with Potterville such the second quarter on a 1- were scored by the hosts. managed only 45 via that St. Johns freshmen and jayvees at Chesaning as a five-year consecutive yard run by Dan .Braun, Fowler was outshined in route. WESTPHALIA-Kurt Ovid-Elsie freshmen and jayvees at Alma winning streak over them, however, the pass for the 2 the rushing department with Fowler attempted 12 Bengel, Scott Simon, and but that all ended abruptly point conversion failed. Potterville grinding up the passes, completing 4, while Trent Schafer swept the first Friday night when the Potterville, held scoreless Potterville attempted 8 and three places in leading Oct. 22 / completed 4. ' games Vikings from Potterville in the first half, came 'alive CMAC STANDINGS Pewamo-Westphalia High downed them, 22-14. in the 3rd frame on a TD W L Pet. The Eagles will now hope School cross country team in The last time the Vikings scored by Rick Savala on an Fulton 4 01.000 to put their last two • a victory over Fulton- DeWitt at Haslett St. Johns hosts Chesaning (homecoming) had beaten the Eagles was amazing 77-yard run. The2- P-W 4 1 .800 unsuccessful ventures Middleton, 19-40. back in 1971. point play was successful to Potterville 4 1 .800 behind them this Friday Bengel and Simon finished Fowler at Laingsburg Bath at Perry The game had been give the Vikings an 8-6 lead. Olivet i 3 1 .750 when they'll be traveling . in a tie for first .with times of deadlocked 14-14 in the final Then the Eagles roared Portland St. over to tangle with the 16:40 while Schafer was Ovid-Elsie hosts Alma P-W at Portland St. Patricks quarter when Potterville back with a touchdown of Patrick 2 3 .400 Wolfpack of Laingsburg. close behind with a career came up with touchdown on their own on a 2 yard run by Fowler 1.3 .250 Laingsburg presently stands best of 16:55. a 51-yard run by Bob Saylor. Jim Thejs with Fowler Webber ville 13.250 a 1-3 in league standings John Bauer came in 5th To add insult to injury the expanding their lead to 14-6 Laingsburg 13 .250 while Fowler holds identical with a time of 17:10 while GIRLS BASKETBALL GOLF Vikings made the conversion over the Vikings on a2-point Bellevue 0 5 .000 position in the CMAC. Bob Thelen finished 8th in a i time of 17:18 to round out the Oct. 21 St. Johns at Bullock Creek scoring for the P-W Oct. 26 St. Johns hosts Hemlock Class B State Finals Oct. 23 Marshall Pirates. ' Oct. 27 Fowler at Potterville Class C State Finals Oct. 23 The win over Fulton ups P- Oct. 26 Bath hosts Stockbridge W's record to 8 wins and 2 Oct. 21 Ovid-Elsie hosts Swan Valley CLINTON losses for the year. Oct. 26 Ovid-Elsie hosts Corunna Oct. 21 DeWitt hosts Charlotte John Bauer came in 5th Oct. 26 DeWitt at Okemos SWIMMING with a time of 17:10 while Oct. 27 P-W hosts Bellevue Bob Thelen finished, 8th in a SCOREBOARD „ time of 17:ia,to round out the U scoring for the*P-W Pirates. Oct. 26 DeWitt at Eaton Rapids JU . ^The win over Fulton ups P- Oct. 28 DeWitt at Marshall ' W!s. record to 8 wins and 2 Oct. 21 St. Johns hosts Haslett Howell freshmen 26 Potterville losses for the year. CROSS COUNTRY Oct. 26 St. Johns at Lansing Everett 35 DeWitt freshmen 12 Fowler 14 Oct. 23 DeWitt at Brandywine Invitational -Ovid-Elsiefreshmen 28 DeWitt Oct. 28 Clinton County Meet hosted by DeWitt High 16 Hemlock freshmen 8 Howell School Competing will be Bath, DeWitt, P-W, St. Johns 14 WE TAKE and Ovid-Elsie Leslie Oct. 26 St. Johns at Ovid-Elsie CLASSIFIED- Ovid-Elsie JVs 0 Bath Oct. 26 P-W hosts Ionia 28 Hemlock JVs 26 ADS BY PHONE Oct. 28 P-W at Ovid-Elsie 0 Hemlock Oct. 25 DeWitt hosts Charlotte Ovid-Elsie CALL THE Corunna" 42 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS St. Johns 8 ,P-W 33 Bellevue 0 PHONE 224-2361' (MAAB Conference Finals) GOLF- Qvid-Elsie 468 Laingsburg 151 St. Johns 409 (Champions) Corunna 469 O-E 167 Hemlock 471 DeWitt 154 NOTICE Swan Valley 422 O-E 186 P-W announces annual P-W 147, iAIma j 435 P-W 143 CITY OF ST. JOHNS Bullock Creek 438 Laingsburg, 164 Leaf Collection St. Johns 151 Alumni Football Game Chesaning 445 Charlotte 159 Please be advised that the City crews have begun AT LOWELL the annual leaf pickup program. Residents are asked REGIONAL TOURNAMENT WESTPHALIA-The graduating years. Any Johns 335 (Champions) Rockford 359 to place the leaves they wish picked up along the curb. announcement icame from graduates of either Pewamo St. Durand 398 The pickup program is expected to take a number of Pewamo-Westphalia High Lowell 360 Corunna 400 l 1 or Westphalia High School EastG.R. 352 weeks. School this week of the or P-W High School are Greenville 355 G.R. Northview 370 Ovid-Elsie 401 The burning of leaves is permitted only on private upcoming 4th annual Alumni eligible to play. Caledonia 370 401 Football Game to be held Cedar Springs 356 Big Rapids property. V > ' Sponsored ' by the Sparta 379 418 Randy L. Humphrey this Saturday night, Oct. 23 Quarterback Club at P-W, Hastings 356 Lakewood City Manager at the P-W athletic field at 8 the proceeds from the Ionia 357 Belding 384 p.m. general admission of $1.00 G.R.Forest Hills 358 Chesaning 392 < The teams will /be formed 'will go to further the athletic according to odd and even program at P-W High. GIRLS BASKETBALL DeWitt 91 • Sf. Johns layvees, 34 St.'Johns jayvees 36 NOTICE Howell 15 Alma jayvees 20 Chesaning jayvees 28 Williamston 56 Bath '" St. Johns freshmen 61 51 33 Dans ville PUBLIC BUDGET HEARING Bath Grand Ledge 48 46 MEETING St. Johns freshmen__ 23 DeWitt 52 Chesnanlng 45 Ovid-Elsie Haslett 46 TO RESIDENTS OF WATERTOWN CHARTER 33 24 • NiteOwls Night Hawks St. Johns Chesaning TOWNSHIP: . ' 10-13-76 , 10-19-76 Alma _ 83 34 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT a public budget 1-F.CMasonCo. 20 5 1 Gilbert & IngaUs 15% 2% hearing meeting has been set for 2-HickoryHillStables 17 7 2 Redwing Lanes 14% 3% Alma 16 CROSS COUNTRY" P-W 19 at the Township Complex for the purpose of adopting Bath 20 3 - St. Johns Co-op 15 0 3Masarik Shell 14 4 Ovid-Elsie 46 Fulton s 40 the 1977 proposed budcet. ; 4-KelleanBulck 1410 4Zeeb's 13 5 'PInckney 35 20 A copy of this proposed budget is on file at the 5-Hillside Beauty Shop 14 10 5 Beck's 9 9 St. Johns Bath ' 15 Lansing Hill . 17 Township ' office, "located at 12803 S. 6-Ben Franklin 13 1 6Bruno's \ 9 9 Chesaning 39 Wacouta Rd., or at the home of the Clerk, 8588 Corrison 7.-Wheel Inn ' n 13 7Egg Station 9 9 < Perry * .42 St. Johns .44 Road, Grand Ledge. . 8-Drake's 1113 8 Coca Cola 8 10 89 Alma MILDRED F. McDONOUGH, 9 Legion 7 11 St. Johns SWIMMING""" 96 9-Hobby Lobby 8 16 Swartz Creek 83 St. Johns 75 Township Clerk. 10-Jeanne's Beans 8 16 lOHarrs 513 / • , 11-Twin Oaks Golf \ . 7 17 U Randolph's • 315 12-Rivard's 717 12 Bobs Auto Body 117 St. Johns \ Tennis (Capital Circuit CITY OF ST. JOHNS t Haslett 3 Lansing Eastern 5 Championship) Hi team series - Zeeba 2573. St. Johns 2 Okemos * 221 Nbtlce of Public Hearing HI team game - Hickory Hill Hi team game - Zeeb S86 Eaton Rapids 9 Stables 844 Hi Ind. series - Ed THIS SCOREBOARD IS A WEEKLY FEATURE Howell Rademacher 603 7 Hi team series - Hickory Hill BROUGHT TO YOU AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY: Mason 7 Ordinance No. 282 Stables 2476 HI Ind. game - Jo Krldner Haslett 2 Notice is hereby given that the St. Johns City 206 ALL "BIG C" savinGS Lansing Cath. 2 Hi Ind. game - D. Pease 215 accouiiTS are insureo DeWitt 1 Commission will hold a public hearing November 8, HI Ind. series - Marge 200 games - L. Grinnell 211- 1976 at 7:50 P.M. to be held in the City Commission Shirmer 503 ' UP TO 540,0001 Chambers, 121E. Walker Street, St. Johns, Michigan 214 for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in a Conversions: proposed zoning amendment which if adopted, by the Jean Simpson 3-10 capiTOL savinGS & Loan City Commission would amend the zoning ordinance to Ramona Harper 3-10 add: "Funeral Homes and Quasi Public Service Clinics miin offlci: t12 East Allegan, Lansing, Ml 48901, ph. 517/371-2911 Mary Martin 2-7 A. Mohnke 212 Sottth Cidtr In Laming 6510 South Cedar Muon "109 Easl Maple SI SI. tan 222 N Clinton Aw* to Municipal Center zones asa matter of right", T. SilvMtri 207-210 Grind Lidgt 308 Soulti Bridge SI Okcmot 2119Hamillon Rd Wllllimiton225W Giand Rivet Ave F. Bruce Wtfod CarlaBargar 5-10 E. Rademacher 210 Uttirup Vlllige 27215 SouthTjeld Rd Pontile 75 W Huron St mm City Clerk RuthDelo 2-7 G. Snyder 202 . Dorothy Tatroe 5-10 & 3-10 H. Schmidt 200 Carol Tatroe 5-10 & 3-10 RLibey200 incorporated 1890 — member: Federal Home loan Bank System OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 4B I > *

BATH - The "Fightin"' their efforts was Laurie Dawn Cooley who hit 5 of 8 Bees from Bath High School Clark with 22 points, 8 of for a good 62 percent dropped a basketball game which were free throws. average, high rebounder. last Tuesday to Williamston, The Bath Jayvees were was Beckv SideL 55-51 but came back with a victorious over their victory Thursday night over opponentSj „48-36. __ Dansville, 61-48 In the Thursday night The Bath jayvees were In the Williamston action in which Dansville also victorious in their encounter it was Becky Sidel became a Bees' victim, efforts, 27-21. leading her Bath teammates Becky Sidel again led her The Bath varsity record with 22 points of which 6 of teammates in scoring, now stands at 3-4 In ICL these were from the charity hitting on 7 of 17 attempts in competition along with <. t line in 8 attempts. field goals for^Jljjercent^ Dansville which also stands Leading the winners in eading in free .throws was at 3-4.

ICL STANDINGS , W L Pet. Fowlerville 4 01.000 Pinckney 3 1 .750 Leslie 3 1 .750 Bath 2 2 .500 Stockbridge 2 2 .500 THE LESLIE BLACKHAWKS show no mercy to Bath Rex Fouch (no. 42) rushes in to aid in the cause. Bath Dansville 1 3 ,250 quarterback Mike Voorhels (no. 16) as he's shown grasping dropped the ICL contest, 16-12 on a late touchdown by the Williamston ' 13 .250 the ball In spite of losing his shoe in the melee. Teammate visitors. PHOTO COURTESY OF F. WILLIAM LEWIS Perry 0 4 .000

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BATH-The Bath Bees took give his team their victory it on the chin again Friday margin. night in Ingham County Leslie's fourth period League action when they touchdown was set up on a CROWNED QUEEN of the DeWitt Homecoming Friday night was Julie Hawk who poses dropped their second Bath fumble on the one-yard here with her father during halftime ceremonies. Ted Keener, a member of the DeWitt straight ICL contest, this line after Bath appeared to Panthers football team was crowned King of the Homecoming at the homecoming dance time to the Leslie have things in control, 12-6. at DeWitt High School Saturday night. Blackhawks, 16-12. The Bees now fall to a 2-2 With Bath carrying a lead ICL standing and 2-3 overall. provided by touchdown runs Their other loss occurred in of 5 and 20-yard jaunts by the first game of the season Mike Voorheis into the final when they were devastated quarter, Leslie had a few by the Howell Highlanders. surprises of their own.. For what it might be worth - With just minutes left to to the Bees, a little Clinton play, Leslie's Kerry County avenging took place VanDyke scored a across the fields at DeWitt QUARTERBACK Mike Voorheis of the Bath Bees gets the honor of escorting the Bath touchdown from one-yard with the Panthers achieving High School homecoming Queen Cindy Townsend during homecoming festivities ' Friday out, then with only 1:12 left to a massive 30-18 upset win night after the Bath-Leslie game. PHOTO COURTESY OF F. WILLIAM LEWIS play, kicked a field goal to over the Highlanders. Mrs. Lula Boak received a Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Boak of surprise birthday call from Tuscon, Ariz. He has re- I )• GaU Boak who is in the enlisted and will be in the service at Nurenburg, United States in June or July Germany. He is the son of to finish his duty. fcT""COMPLET "E BODY V\fORK AND GLASS REPLACEMENT

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•€ Members of the DeWitt Panthers golf team who presently stand 5-7 in Capita! Circuit competition are: (Front L.R.) Reg Overway, Eric Hltlts, Vic White, Mark Owen, John Sharp, Dennis Wiser and Doug Rice, (back l.r.) Jeff Moody, Mike Sonier, Dean Ward, Mark Mandrick, Nancy Spagnola, Max Hlneman, Marty Lasfe, Dan Joseph, Scott Waite, Steve Sadler, Charlie Fritz, Steve Crowley, Kurt Hofmeister and coach Dave Messner. '

Jerry Stevens This week we wind our way up Bee's brand nCw paved road and lot, and stop to visit with Jerry Stevens. / . Jerry works in new car preparation, putting the finishing touches on all of Bee's brand new Chevrolet's and' Oldsmobiles. This involves installing radios, and flaps and other opptlonal items, along with making sure your, new car gleams its best. Jerry has been at Bee's for one year. Starting in the car wash and general maintenance, before moving up to car prep. A life long resident of St. Johns, and a 1975 graduate of SJHS, Jerry was a member of the V.I.C.A. (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) for auto mechanics. He lives on French Road. His parents are Reginald Stevens and Marilyn Leavitt. Jerry has one' younger brother, Larry. Jerry enjoys snowmobiling (some fun that shouldn't be too far away)„ canoeing and tinkering with his 4 cars.

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i. > By Harold Schmaltz special plans for the evening /score across with 6:39 brought the score up to 18-12 final ' quarter when Sports Editor and a grand homecoming showing in the first half to midway into the third quarterback Marty DeBow crowd > was expecting a give the visitors a 12-6 lead. quarter. The extra point DEWITT-How sweet the spectacular show...and what Again the extra point failed. taste of victory....that must a show they got! attempt failed. Continuing their offensive be the feeling around DeWitt Panther Chuck Sites DURING HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES at DeWitt Memorial Stadium Friday night as Is With just 45-seconds barrage, the Panthers the. tradition, each class submitted their entry Into the float competition, Based on movie this week, after Friday scored first blood on the showing in the half, Howell's scored again to tie the game night's crushing defeat of the Highlanders at 5:31 of the' themes this year, the junior class at DeWitt High won with their interpretation of "The highly regarded Dave 18-all with only 4:16 left in Poseidon Adventure''. Howell Highlanders, 30-18. first quarter to give DeWitt a Hibner skipped across for his, the third frame. Scoring their first Capital. 6-0 lead. A fumble on the team's third touchdown with By this time the Circuit win after narrowly extra point attempt kept the the extra point failing once Highlanders marched missing victories over score 6-0 till 10:35 of the i again. upfield to the DeWitt 2-yard Okemos and Mason, DeWitt second frame when Howell Coming back onto the field line. When a * touchdown put everything together finally got on the board with after half-time homecoming appeared eminent, they Friday night to score a a six-pointer of their own. A festivites in which Queen fumbled and DeWitt surprise upset over the slip on the turf cost the Julie Hawk was crowned Recovered. had to leave the game on a Highlanders who came into Highlanders their two-point homecoming queen and Ted It was at this point that the .leg injury. This did more to the contest highly favored. conversion. Keener was named king, the most spectacular play of the inspire the team than What the Highlanders The hometown crowd got a Panthers re-grouped and , evening occurred. Speedy discourage because a few t didn't know was that Mr. little nervous when the following the leadership of Bob Strouse took' the ball oh plays later Chuck Sites took DeBow and Mr. Strouse had Highlanders put another quarterback Marry DeBow, an 87-yard run downfield to off on a run that got him all ALMA-Cold shooting for the way to the Howell 2- all four quarters spelled yard line befqre being doom for the Redwings last for the purpose of voting for the following offices: brought down by a Thursday in girls basketball President and Vice Presldent.'United States Senator, Highlander. The clock action in MMB competiotion United States Representative, State Representative, showed, only 1 ;52 left in the at Alma. Members to State Boards, County Officers, Township game at this point, then Sites Unable to find their marks, Officers, and Judges. went across with the fifth TD the Redwing girls fell to the There will be four State Proposals and one County of the night for the Panthers. snapshooting Alma squad, Proposal to be voted upon. # The extra point conversion 83-33. Voting location for precincts 2, 3 and 5 will be at the $r Township offices located at 780 E. Wieland Road. •i. • V failed. The Panthers who shot in Jfa Coach Ron Mead, asked double figures for the first 3 Voting location for precincts 1,4 and 6 will be at the how it felt to achieve his first frames was led by Linda DeWitt Middle School. See map for for location Capital Circuit victory withi Lueth who Coach Beth only 1:39 showing on the Schrauben said ' 'shot an Herbison Road amazing 76 percent" hitting on 13 of 17 shots from the field. Her point total was 27. X DeWitt High g Most of the shots Coach CD School Schrauben said were from outside the key. KX DeWitt Middle Balanced scoring from the CL School rest of the Panthers was just too much for the Redwings. Leading the St. Johns scoring was Lori Henning Clark Road with 8, followed by Jeanna clock and knowing how easy Hallenbeck with 6 and victory can slip away, said, Marcia Thelen with 5. "We haven't won it yet." Coming into this game, the Absent voter ballots will be available at my office at \ • Regaining composure he Alma squad's record was 8-0 780 E. Wieland Road by written application on the said, "Well, it's about time overall and 6-0 in the MMB. prescribed form. My office will be open Saturday, we won one. The boys, have St. Johns now slips to a 4-4 October30,1976 between the hours of 8:00a.m. and 2:00 ***& been playing good ball right overall and 3-3 conference p.m . for the purpose of obtaining absent voter ballots. along." He concluded, "We mark. Absent voter ballots may be voted at my office on deserve this one". The jayvees however did Monday, November 1, 1976. Along withJpeBow who led - overcome their Alma his team masterfully over opponents, * 34-20. Tfterf the Class A Highlanders, record now stands at 8-0 with Strouse has to come in for his Alma dropping their first < DONNAB.SYVERSON fair share of glory with his game to level out at 7-1 in DEWITT TOWNSHIP CLERK rushing efforts of an standings. -A? amazing 219 yards in 22 carries. End Greg Mallard m v • >v v Vlff »? vwwvwvwww v V V • T V T took three DeBow passes to total 95 yards through the air for his personal achievement of the night. Even the referees were Dick Hallead Ford

impressed at the tremendous • — offensive display of. power put on by both teams. One • 1975 ELITE, with air 1972 PONTBAC, 4 dr., with air 4 ref commented by the sideline during a timeout, I 1975 CUTLASS, 2 door 1972 CUTLASS, 4 door "These guys must have put across 700 yards of offense 1974 MUSTANG MACH 1 1972 TORINO, 4 door i tonight!! He hit it pretty close as 1973 CHRYSLER, 4 dr. with air DeWitt outrushed Howell, 1973 CHEVELLE Station Wagon - 392 yards' to 298 for the Highlanders to total 690 1973 PINTO, 3 door Runabout yards for both teams. I NEW PHONE NUMBER 862-4286 ELSIE CAPITAL CIRCUIT STANDINGS h A AAArfhAAAAAJ PANTHER RUNNING BACK Chuck Sites finds the running Panthers pulled an amazing 30-18 upset. Aggressive offense WLPct tough here as Highlanders move in on him from all quarters such as shown here was displayed by the gallant Panthers all Eaton Rapids 4 01.000 here in this scene at DeWitt Stadium Friday night when the through the game. Okemos 4 01.000 Lansing Cath. 2 2 .500 put DeWitt ahead, 24-18 with Howell 2 2 .500 Charlotte 2 2 ;500 NOW!!! 9:57 still left to plav. Tasting possible victory, DeWitt 13 .250 the Panthers received a blow Mason 1 3 .250 A UNIQUE, NEW WAY OF SELLING to their offense at 6:12 of the Haslett 0 4 .000 OR BUYING THAT USED VEHICLE: Car • Boat - Camper - Bike -Truck - Etc.

SELUMG? _ $ TWS IS THE WAY IT WORKS FM YOW List Your "Vehicle" at on* of our Prime Location Lots We wilt provide 7 DAYS A WEEK Exposure. > 0PMUSHM: Colored Pictures along with'complete description will be' taken and copies kept at EACH of our '.'High Traffic" locations for showing to people "Looking-to-Buy". Ail prospects are referred to you. BUYING? 5 MIS IS THE WAY IT WORKS FOR YMHI Stop' In at either of our locations and browse thru our "Vehicles Listing Book". HOWELL'S DAVE HIBNER takes off on one of his famous Deal d(recti Who can answer your questions better than THE OWNER of that "Vehicle"? runs during action Friday night against the DeWitt Panthers. If we don't have it listed now • tell us what you're looking for - we'll Chuck Sites made an attempt to stop the touchdown run hut call you when it comes in. fell short of his goal. Howell took an 18-0 lead into the dressing room at halftlme but the Panthers sharpened their EITHER WAY! claws for their second half performance and won the game, 30-18. \ -YOU'RE THE WIHHERI EDS'S ALL VEHICLE MART, NOBODY LIKES TO LOSE their quarterback at 6:12 of the 5639 a Cedar St. US 27 North & State Rd'. 4th quarter with the score 24-18 but DeWltt's Marty DeBow Phone 882-5975 Phone 482-3867 just got his team moving , and Injury hit.. DeBow hod to r. LANSING, MICHIGAN relinquish his duties to a substitute. With 1:50 showing on the HOURS t Monday thru Friday 9 ;30 a.m.'1oT2 noon & 2 p.m. to 8>:m. clock in the final phases of the game, DeBow seems pretty ' Saturday 10a.m. to & p.m. pleased with- his team's 30-18 lead. OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 6B f 4 « •

to beat Swartz Creek

ST. JOHNS--The of 2:25.7. time of 3:16. Kathy Stevenson finsthed of 1:26.6. swimming Redwings of St. Theresa Butler took a first Winning her third first 2ndinthe200freestylewitha Finishing 2nd in the 500 Johns High School lost in the 200 I.M. event with a place finish in three meets freestyle was Knthy their meet with Alma time of 2:56.0 followed by ii Meyer in the Hem of 2:34.8, and Leslie was Ke y Stevenson with i a time 0f Panthers last Tuesday, 96-75 Cindy Wieber who also took a diving competition with Lori. Fongers also took a 2nd in 7:22.3 and other 2nd place but rebounded with a win first in the 50 freestvle with a Lashaway taking a 2nd. the 100 fly event with a time winners were Pam Lutz in Thursday night over Swartz the 100 backstroke and Creek, 89-83. Nancy Stevenson in the 100 In the action with the breaststroke. Their times' Panthers Tuesday night, St. were 1:23.4 and 1:28.5, Johns took a 2nd in the 200 respectively. medley relay with the n' competitive efforts of Pam In the 400 free relay, it was Lutz, Nancy Stevenson, the team of Jill Andrews, Leslie Fongers and Cindy Chris Haviland, Ann Huard Wieber. Their time was and Kathy Stevenson taking 2:26.4. a second. In the diving event it was After a meet with Mason Kelly Meyer coming in first on the 19th, the Redwings with Denise Cerny taking a will be hosting Haslett in a 2nd place for the Redwings.' home affair, Oct. 21. - Leslie Fongers took a 2nd in the 100 fly as did Cindy CAPITAL CIRCUIT GIRLS Wieber in the 100 freestyle BASKETBALL STANDINGS event. "Their times were t W L 1:27.7 and' 1:11.5, DeWitt 4 0 respectively. Okemos 3 1 .' In the 100 backstroke it Eaton Rapids • was Pam Lutz taking 2nd in a Haslett' time of 1:21.0 and Nancy Cath. Central Stevenson taking second also Howell in the 100 breaststroke with a Mason time of 1:28,2, Charlotte INGHAM COUNTY In another cooperative MEMBER OF THE St. Johns Redwings girls swimming effort it was Jill Andres, LEAGUE GIRLS team pictured are: (front l.r.) Stephanie Meyer, Denise BASKETBALL STANDINGS Chris Haviland, Ann Huard Cerny, Colby Thompson, Cindy Houska, Ann Huard, Kelly W L andKathy Stevenson coming Meyer, Lisa Falor and Coaeh Miss Mack, (middle lr.) Kathy Fowlerville 5 1 in second for the St. Johns Curtis, Manager; Nancy Stevenson, Doris Harrah, Leslie Pinckney 5 1 EXECUTING THE diving skill which won her three first places finishes in the Redwines team with a time of 4:55.6. Fonger, Terri Barker, Kathy Stevenson, Theresa Butler, meete with DeWitt, Alma and Swartz Creek recently, Is Kelly Meyer. St. Johns won the Williamston 4 2 DeWitt meet, 95-75, lost to Alma 96-75 and won the Swartz Creek encounter, 89 Julie Feeman, Sue Stratton and Rene Stump, manager, Dansville 3 3 83. Then on Thursday night at ^{back l.r.) Cindy Wieber, Laura Guententher, Tammy Perry 3 3 Swartz Creek, the 200 "Wagar, Sharon Law, Laurie Stevenson, Jill Andrews, Pam 4 medley relay team took "a Stockbridge 2 Lutz, Lori Lashaway, Chris Haviland and Sara Haviland. Bath 2 4 2nd again with a better time Leslie 0 6 Rated no. 1

Official Entry Blank County News (list winners in space provided ) Panthers announce Keelean Buick ( s 1976 Capitol Savings & Loan. cross-country Zeeb Fertilizer CONTEST! Hettler's tournament ENTER TODAY AND WIN VALUABLE CASH PRIZE Parr's Drug DEWITT - Rated number Coach Mauro praised his Bee's Sports Division one in the state in Class C, team's efforts throughout St. Johns Co op- the DeWitt Panthers cross the year and particularly country team will be laying mentioned his "ace athlete", Tie Breaker their record on the line, Dave Wilson backed up with Thursday, Oct. 28th when Mike Wilson, the Hensley Guess the TOTAL POINTS SCORED they'll be hosting four other twins, Roland and Ron, area schools in the annual Mark Spence, and Mike Michigan State Illinois Clinton County Cross Munroe. Country Meet at 'Other team members DeWitt High School. presently vying for the 7tgh Name Also riding the crest in the spot are three aspiring Capital;Circuit League, the •youths, -Tony Faggion,' a Address, DeWitt runners have' a •isopHomorVDean Myers, a ,'• perfect record in dual meet freshman and John Jacobi, a Phone — competition with a 7-0 junior. - record. Mauro in commenting on his runners, said their "big You may make your own entry blank on a seperate sheet of paper, In receiving the state just be sure you fill in all the informiition and sign your name. win" was over Howell in rating, cross country early October. Howell; he coaches have formed an said, had dominated the Mail or bring entry to; Clinton County News 120 E. Walker , St. Johns association throughout the Capital Circuit for 15 of the state in which they launch a past 17 years and going into See contest rules. weekly poll on who's who in the meet with De witt was the cross-country riding on a 28th straight dual competition. Rated number meet victory string. Mauro two behind DeWitt is said his crew bested them 23- Breckenridge High School 32 to end the Howell reign. This Weeks Winner SEE THE followed by Edwardsburg. He did say, however, that Donald Hyler St. Johns niisiMmi ST. JOHNS Bath received an honorable mention in the ratings. Howell was down this year as compared to past years CO-OP FOR u Coach Tom Mauro who has because of re-building and .ALL YOUR developing from a young unquestionable pride in his team. Contest Rules DeWitt "harriers" indicated FARMSUPPLY that the ratings are based In looking ahead to the * NEEDS pretty much on how the Clinton County event, Oct. 1. The football contest Is open to everyone except employees of 28th, Coach Mauro indicated Clinton County News and their families. teams do in invitational 2. All entries must be completed and postmarked no later than 5 meets. Thus far, DeWitt has the race would be primarily p.m. Friday on the week the games are played. Enf ries may also FERTIUZEh is tailor-made for your between his crew and the be delivered to the newspaper offices In St. Johns before 5pm won the Sept. 23rd Bath Bees with the P-W Friday. EXACT field and yield needs Springport Invitational Pirates being a definite 3. If mailed, please address to FOOTBALL CONTEST. Clinton which involved 25 schools County News, 120 E. Walker, St. Johns, Ml 4B879. darkhorse. 4. Names of the winners will be published in this ad every and the Oct. 2 Haslett Wednesday following the games. Invitational which featured The tourney will start at 5. In the event more than one person correctly picks the same , St. Johns Co-op several class B and "big" C 4:30 p.m at 'DeWitt High Awarded number of winners, the person whose total points for tie breaker School. game will be declared the winner. ' "Serving All Your Farming Needs" schools. 6. Entries are limited to one per person. ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-2381 Each Week Fowler vs. Laingsburg • Redwing girls Serving you in 3 locations Your Savings Earn More fall in tourney CLINTON COUNTY'S Passbook Current Annual Rate EEB HOLT - In tennis action at 2nd Doubles MOST COMPLETE EARNS DAILY FERTILIZERS the ' State Regional SJ Joan Harris and Jan COMPOUNDS QUARTERLY Tournament held Oct. 15 and ' Schneider, 4-6, 6-3, 6-0 vs. FERTILIZER-Bag or Bulk 16 the Redwing girls did well Lakewood Eckstrom and CAMERA STORE in the first round but fell to DeJongh their opponents in the second 3rd Doubles Kodak & Polaroid Cameras CAPITOL SAVINGS AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE round of the tourney. The results listed below: SJ Suzy Schumaker and LOAN FIRST ROUND Julie Dakers drew a "BYE" and film ANHYDROUS AMMONIA 1st Singles: SECOND ROUND — EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY- ST. JOHNS 28% NITROGEN SOLUTION SJ Bonnie Eisler vs. 3rd Singles Incorporated 1890 in Lansing, Michigan. Haslett Sharon Tucker 1-6, 3- SJ Michelle Wawsczyk Member Federal Home Loan Bank Syttem. 6, defeated by Eaton Rapids '$ REXALL DRUGS ESLE 2nd Singles: Bartholomew St. Johns "Let's Get'Bm Right, Nick!' Ashley SJ Beth Kirschenbauer vs. lst'Doubles • St. Johns » Fowler Maple Rapids \n*im>r.HiiHiitisrirr irur-Mtv imumur IIIMUM- 224-3234 847-3571 Lansing'Catholic'Central , STJ.- Mary Koenigsknecht Ovid-Elsie vs. Alma. Gina Ghannan 0*6, 7-5, 3-6 and Linda Dubay defeated Bath vs. Perry CMU vs.' N. Michigan by Hastings Dolan & Baxter 3rd Singles 2nd Doubles SJ Michelle Wawsczyk, vs. KEELEAN DeWitt Sherri Lusty 6-0, 6-1 SJ • Joan Harris and Jan 4th Singles Schneider defeated by DON'T FORGET! YAMAHA Buick - Pontiac - GMC Truck SJ Mary Hinton vs. Eaton' Hastings Panfil and Tobias ;i Rapids Tammy Ball 4-6, 3-6 3rd doubles Quickest and Fastest Snowmobiles 1st Doubles WEUDRME\OU StJ. Mary Koenigsknecht SJ. Suzy Schumaker and Road and Wrecker Sales & ' and Linda Dubay 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 Julie Dakers defeate'd "by SOUK RAMI vs. Lansing Catholic Central Okemos Foster and Service in Town ... Service Larkey and Grost ' .Maimodre Wo wan! to drive you happy. So, we keep our prices low, __ The community wishes to Mrs. Vernon- Benjamin and 5 WRECKERS-RADIO RADIO DISPATCHED Our trqde-ins high Our service supremo, daughter, Lori Sunday.. BEE'S Sports Division express their sympathy to Sale Hours /Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Martin Mrs. Mollie Faught. Mrs. and,family and friends for Martha B, Miller and Mrs. HEffLER MOTOR SALES 2137 S. US-27 St. Johns M -F 8-8 SAT - 8-3 210 W. Hiqham the loss and death of their Lula Boak were guests of Service Hours son, Eldon. Mrs. Meryl Daggatt of near Phone: 224-2345 Ext. 43 224-3231 Mrs. , Lula Boak ElsteTuesday afternoon. E. State St. ST. JOHNS , Phone 224-2311 Mon. 8-8 TUes. - Fri. 8-6 accompanied Mr. and Mrs. P-W vs. Portland St. Pat. Sat. 8-12 si johns vs< Chesaning Carl Boak- of St. Johns and Mrs. Louise Sehlke called DeWitt vs. Haslett Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Boak as on Mrs. Lula Boak dinner guests 6f Mr, and Wednesday evening. x W OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS', ST. JOHNS*, MICHIGAN 7B

Call ADVERTISE WHERE iTPAYS... the market place NOW!

FOR SALE BY OWNER - 3- Farm sofa, chairs easy & oak PUBLIC AUCTION - Every Also to my friends for the Help Wanted 1 Real Estate bedroom remodeled brick Automotive 1 Machinery chairs, oak chests, old toys, Friday, 7 p.m., 127 Bridge cards, gifts and messages I ( liome with fireplace, close to 3( 3 depression glass, frames, St., Dimondale. GPC 37tfn received. Carmen Tranchell schools & shopping. Asking C desks, collectables, items 8 WOMEN NEEDED — TO FOR SALE - Irish Setter 25-l-p-SO FOR SALE--2-bedroom $27,000. Ph. 224-3026. 25-3-p-4 FOR "SALE — 1976 Ford FARM MACHINERY - too numerous to list. 25-l-p-25 work 8 evenings per month Ranch, finished basement, 2- Elite, fully loaded except pups, purebred, have had for $8 an hour. Queens Way 1 Wanted, used 1-row corn' 1st. puppy shot. Cal car garage, 1 acre lot, 2 power windows & power picker, 641-6619. 23-3-p-18 - to Fashion. Call 626-6433 or miles W. of St. Johns. Call seats, dark blue with white Rohrback, 2008 E. Steel Rd., CARD OF THANKS 669-9346 or 482-8570. GPC-38- 224-6530. 25-3-P-4 For Rent vinyl roof & white interior. FOR SALE - 1.050 gallon (Miscellaneous 27J St. Johns. 25-3-p-23 I wish to thank Dr. -40 - C Low mileage. Phone 517-647- storage gas tank and 10 x 36 Garapetian and staff at 1 8 WOMEN NEEDED' — To SELLER'S INTEREST IN 6539, Portland, Mich. PGC- tarp for semi. C.J, Lumber, DRILL PRESS — Lathe, Wanted 72 Clinton Memorial Hospital, work 8 evenings per month LAND CONTRACT. We buy. FOR RENT - Bedroom for 36-tfn Westphalia, 587-4461. Call power hack saw, air Clinton County Ambulance for $8 an hour. Queens Way Fast service. Call or write single working girl or anytime. PGC-41-42 compressor, torch set, parts Miscellaneous , Service, University Hospital, 'woman, household FOR SALE — 1970 C to Fashion. Call 626-6433 or giving complete facts. Ford Oldsmobile 3 seat Vista washer, electric-hand- Ann Arbor, St. Ritas Guild, 66^-9346 or 482-8570. GPC-38- S. LaNoble, LANOBLE privileges including use of . FOR SALE — 4 row narrow hydraulic lifts, belt sander, CLINTON COUNTY friends, relatives and washer & dyer. One block Cruiser with air, good REALTY CO., ,1516 E._. condition, $1,000.00 or make cornhead for Gleaner C-2 buffer, sport welder, bar Historical Museum neighbors, donated food, HELP WANTED - Tool & Michigan Ave., Lansing, from downtown in quiet combine. 627-5801. GPC-42 bender, hand shear. Call 846- needs'storm windows for the flowers, cards and who' '"neighborhood. Call 224-2361 offer. Phone 593*2577. PGC- Fixture Designer. Overtime Michigan 48912. Phone 517- 39 2350 Spring Lake. PGC-36-tfn museum sizes 28 x 67,44 x 67, helped in any way during my and full benefits. Apply at 482-1637, evenings 517-337- days or 224-7051 after 8 p.m. FOR SALE-I.H. tractor. Ph. 30 x 21l, 29 x 36. Donations illness. Lansing Corp., 704 E. 20-tf-6DH 669-9711, 8465 Airport Rd., CUSTOM BUTCHERING 1276. 53-tf-4 FOR SALE — 1976 Ford AND PROCESSING, by -appreciated. Will consider Helen Dubay 25-l-p-30 Oakland or call 372-8450 for HOUSE FOR SALE BY Elite, fully loaded except DeWjtt. 25-3-P-18 any reasonably priced. Call appointment. 24-3-p-l appointment. We butcher on OWNER — Newly FOR RENT. Storage Space power windows & power Wednesdays and Fridays. Tom Hollen 224-8173. 24-3-p- available for Motor Homes, seats. Dark blue with white Farm Card of Thanks MANUFACTURING remodeled, 4 bedroom home, Beef, pork. Halves and 28 full basement, natural gas Travel Trailers, and Boats, vinyl roof & white interior. Produce 19 quarters, also retail cute. All > We wish to thank friends, SUPERINTENDENT heat, 2 city lots, 141 East Large cement Block building Low mileage. Phone 517-647- i OLYMPIC OIL STAIN in relatives, and neighbors for Established Lansing firm in city. Call 224-8272. 23-3-P-6 meats MDA inspected.'1 shades of brown; 5 gals. $22, flowers, cards and many Jefferson St., Pewamo. 6539, Portland, Mich. PGC- Old fashion Northern Spys, Vaughn's Meat Processing. specializing in aluminum 36-tfn hot water heating acts of kindness, Rev. Sheen, Phone 517-593-2342. PC-39-40 FOR RENT. 14x70 mobile Red Delicious, Wine Saps* & West City Limits on Bussell production for the home has WAVERLY — Newer, 3 convectors, lavatory, GM the ladies of_ U.M. an immediate opening for an home, 2 bedrooms, 1& baths. FOR SALE — 1976 Ford Winter Banana apples. Rd. just off M-57 Carson car wheels, 2 typewriters W. and Osgoods, also experienced, mature ] bedroom ranch, can easily Adults only, no pets. 224-3821. Elite, fully loaded except Galecka Orchards, 2 miles City. and stand. Ph. 627-5716. Rivards and staff for 1 individual to manage a small ' use 2 portions of 46x26, 23-3-D-6 power windows & power N. of Elsie on Hollister Rd. GPC-40-41 excellent care given our carpeted, paneled basement seats, dark blue with white growing Autonomous Ph. 862-4894. Bring FOR SALE — Franklin type TIMBER WANTED — Logs mother. The family of Mary Manufacturing operation for more. Main floor i FOR RENT 3-bedroora vinyl roof & white interior. containers. 22-4-D-19 fireplace, used 6 months! Krebel. 25-l-p-30 laundry, Vh baths, 30x101 Low mileage. Phone 517-647- , and standing timber. Logs with responsibilities for home, walking distance to Call'838-4451. 24-3-p-27 delivered to our yard. order entry, \ material closed back porch, 12x35 downtown, references. 6539, Portland, Mich. PGC- FARM FRESH EGGS - X- covered patio, large 2 car' 36-tfn large - large - medium. Will DRILL PRESS — Lathe, DEVEREAUX SAWMILL, Card of Thanks control, production Available Feb. 1st, 1977. Call power hack saw, air INC., 2872 N. Hubbardston We would like to thank our scheduling, quality, attached garage, large lot, 224-3400 after 5:30 p.m. 25-3- deliver in town. Cal landscaped and fenced, lots FOR SALE -1967 Ford LTD Rohrback, 2008 E. Steel, St. compressor, torch set, parts Rd., Pewamo, Mich. Phone son * & daughter-in-law, purchasing, personnel p-6 washer, electric-hand- 593-2424 and-or 593-2552. 40- grandchildren, friends, selection, machine of storage. Ph. 489-1790. with air. Runs like a top. Johns, 224-3696. 25-3-p-19 New snow tires, Clean hydraulic lifts, belt£sander, tf-28 relatives and neighbors for maintenance & supervision FOR SALE--2-bedroom buffer, spot welder; bar helping to celebrate our of approximately 10 ranch; finished basement, 2- f Trailers & interior. Needs paint but FOR SALE - Wheat Straw 50 CYMBALS NEEDED — 2 [ Campers otherwise makes a terrific bender, hand shear. Call 846- high hats & ride cymbals, wedding anniversary. employees. Knowledge^ of car garage, 1 acre lot. 2 mi. 3 cents a bale, hay suitable for 2350, Spring Lake. PGC+36- Mr. &Mrs. Clem Martin second car. Call 224-8298 others considered. Call 627- small fabricating presses & W. of St. Johns. Call 224- horses, 80 cents a bale. M.F. tfn 25-l-p-30 machinery & clerical skills 6530. 25-3-P-4 FOR RENT - 1976 Dodge- after 6 p.m. or 224-2361 65 diesel. Large quantity of 2715 after 5 pan. GPCMl helpful. This is an excellent Motor home 23 foot, sleeps 6, during day. 24-2-p-ll-DH /Chicken nests & 50 lb. tube OLYMPIC OIL STAIN — In opportunity and challenge FOR SALE. House in , phone 647-6539. PG-SJ 28tfn feeders. Call 224-7485 or 224- shades of brown, 5 gals. $22. hot water heating Notice 29 for a hard working, n rauCK 4503. 25-3-p-19 Household -irti &r J3 ta^SSf'! CAMPER - Jacks, 73 MAVERICK—2 door, 302, convectors, lavatory, GM 32 qualified, take charge type v Goods S«mTS £ck vtr'd Pm*ic oU ^3 8hadelof V-8, mag wheels, side pipes,' FARMERS - Order your car wheels, 2 typewriters & individual. Excellent SS^m^nSF *«JL ^T; 'brown, 5 gallons, $22.00, hot FOR SALE — Parts for all (> benefits. Salary e radio, standard shift, bucket DEKALB seed corn now. stand. Ph. 627-5716. GPC-40 SllrTonJf i*ZE water heating connectors, seats, good condition. Ph. Call Tom Benson 224-4503. electric shavers. Levey's commensurate with payment. Call 9 p.m. 120484- lavato ducg deco GM* Jewelry, Elsie, l-tf-29 FOR SALE — 36" G.E. experience. Send resume to 1945. 23-3-P-4 649-B585. GPC-42 255-3-p-109 AM LOOKING FOR ALL car wheels. Ph. 627-5716. KINDS OF POSTCARDS, electric range with self- Box IT care of Clinton County GPC-39 BINGO — Holy Family , cleaning oven, $100.00. News. 24-3-p-l HOUSE FOR SALE BY GOLDEN KNOB especially old ones, if you OWNER — Newly 1974 HORNET X have any to sell please Church, 510 Mabbitt Rd., I Magnavox stereo console ORCHARD. Red & Golden Ovid. Monday 7 D.m. l6-tf-29 , SECURITY OFFICERS remodeled 4 bedroom home, MINI-MOTOR HOMES - HATCHBACK — V-8, power Delicious apples, $4.00 a contact the POSTCARD with 23" black:white TV, Part time positions available full basement, natural gas Used, in stock, all excellent steering, power brakes, air, bushel, drops & Cider apples LADY Box A care of Clinton AM LOOKING FOR ALL $100.00, alsd Magnavox in St. Johns area. A deal for heat, 2 city lots. 141 East condition. Dreps R.V. 27,000 miles, new radials, $1.50 a bushel. S. US 27 County News, St. Johns KINDS OF POSTCARDS, stereo console, $75.00. 10,000 some one retired. Jefferson St., Pewamo. Center. 669-9996. 25-l-p-9 excellent condition. $2500. to Price Rd. East to 48879. especially old ones, if you BTU air conditioner. Ph. 627- Transportation & telephone Phone 517-593-2342. PC-39-40 Ph. 647^4712. GPC-42 Chandler, South "to Pratt, have any to sell please 3804. GPC-39 STYLE SHOW by Corner necessary, uniforms FOR SALE. 40 acres, farm East Vz mile. Hours 9-6. 651- contact the POSTCARD furnished. Call 482-0701 or FOR SALE"— 1973 Ford F- 5435or651-5430. D.Parker. Boutique & Tasting LADY 224-2361 days or 224- land has been perked. North Mobile Homes 1 Luncheon at Golden Buddah BEDROOM SUITE SALE — apply 311 Hollister Building, of St. Johns on Marshall 100, 302 V8, standard, power 25-l-pl9 7051 evenings. 14-tf-dh-29 Still in progress. Good Lansing from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Road. Contact Bob a 3 steering, high cap with boat Restaurant Cedar Village. Thurs. Oct. 7 1 p.m. selection. Becker Furniture, An Equal Opportunity Gladstone 224-8272. 23-3-P-4 (FOR SALE — New Moon rack. Clean. Call 647-6790. Fowler, 593-3500. PGC-39 Employer. 24-3-p-l 1966,12x60 & lot, 3 bedrooms, PGC-42-tfn Reservations suggested, ph. [Poultry 22 627-4232. GPC-39S Card of FOR SALE — 7 percent X% baths, Portland area. Thanks 30 FOR SALE — 30" GE Registered Land Surveyor - -contract, balance Call between 9 a.m. & 9 p.m. Clinton County Drain Office - 1970 FORD FAIRLANE — 2 electric range with self- $20,000.00, pays $150. per 647-7819. PGC-39-tfn dr., reason for selling U S. STYLE ^SHOW by Corner cleaning oven, $100.00, Requires use of surveying month. 15 percent discount. EASTER CHICKENS - 4 Boutique & Tasting skills and knowledge of Navy. 3 miles north of CARD OF THANKS Magnavox stereo console Call after 4:30 p.m. 626-6449. MOBILE HOME FOR SALE PevtfimoJehone 517-593=2329„ miles S. of Ovid on Merdian- Luncheon at Golden Buddah with 23" black-white TV, <, engineering • with regard to- PGC-38 -*- Richardson7'~1969,~-new Restaurant Cedar Village. My sincere, thanks,to Dr. County Drainage systems. PC-42 —Rd.'-IrrgUire^ 5158 '" S.' Garapetian, the nurses and $100.00, also Magnavox carpet, ' central air, Meridian Rd. Ovid. 15-3-p-14 Thurs. Oct. 7, 1 p.m. stereo console, $75.00, 10,000 Experience in land ACCEPTING SEALED appliances, washer & dryer Reservations suggested. Ph. aides for the excellent care I surveying and construction BIDS until Oct, 29, 1976 on FOR SALE — 1972 Datsun' BTU air conditioner. Ph. 627- hook-ups, well kept, 627-4232. GPC-39S received at the hospital. 3804. GPC-39-40 methods necessary. house & garage at 144 E. comfortable. Available on 200 engine. Newly Auction Sale 26 Background in Civil Williams, Ovid. To, be large country lot, with overhauled. Call for details removed from lot before 838-4451. 24-3-p-ll C Engineering Technology private pond to fish, swim or desirable. Send resume to Dec. 31,1976. Key and details skate. Reasonable rent. On TOY AUCTION — Over Administrative Services, at Ovid Service Agency, 104 Peake Rd., Portland-Eagle $25,000.00 in new toys to be Clinton County Courthouse, N. Main, Ovid, 834-2288 from area. Call 647-4313. PGC-38 Guns & sold to the highest bidders. CLASSIFIED St. Johns, Michigan 48879.24- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We reserve Ammo. All first quality. Sale to be 2-p-l the right to reject any or all 3 held, 7 p.m. every Friday, bids. 23-4-p-29 FOR SALE —1972 Detroiter 127 Bridge St., Dimondale. BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY 7 Mobile Home 14x16 with GPC-41-49 TOOL & DIE MAKERS; BATH - 3-bedroom brick HUNTERS! I have the Stamping Division of shed. For more information Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service F">m Clinton County Business Firms ranch, sunken family room, call 224-2851. 23-3-p-lO perfect 22 automatic PUBLIC AUCTION — Every expanding Co. in area needs fireplace, 2-car garage and Remington rifle for your Friday, 7 p.m., 127 Bridge Journeymen or equivalent. AUCTIONEER • ELECTRICIANS • LIQUID FUELS • f Must be versatile and skilled full basement on 13 lovely squirrel hunting in good St., Dimondale. GPC-37tfn in die repair and acres, partly wooded. FOR SALE — New Moon condition. Also for pheasant hunting and deer hunting, AL CALLOWAY. AUC­ KC'IIMITT ELECTRIC CO., maintenance, preferably $46,900. Call Dave Smith 1966,12x60 & lot, 3 bedrooms, ESTATE SALE - Thursday & TIONEER, Used Farm Residential - Commercial - SPACE with die trouble shooting; LaNoble Realty-Realtors, Vk baths, Portland area. check out the .410 pump Friday Oct. 21 & 22, 11 a'.m. Machinery & Paris. St. Industrial. 224-4277, 1002 E. experience. Good benefits** 482-1637 evenings 694-8979. Call between 9 a.m. & 9 p.m. Shotgun I've got. Make me to 3 p.m. Take 27 north 4 Johns. 224,-471.1. State St. FOR paid medical insurance, 24-2-P-4 647-7819. PGC-39-tfn an offer when you see them. miles from 57 to Johnson Rd. Contact Harold Schmaltz at retirement program FOR SALE - 79 acre farm, 33 W 2% miles to Fred Wolf FARM and profit sharing. Send tillable, 46 woods. Beautiful Clinton County News. Phone farm. Household contents, SPACE RENT resume to PO Box 11 St. stone farmhouse, barn. FOR SALE — New Moon 224-2361 before 5 p.m. or 224- upright freezer, maple DRAINAGE Johns, Mi. 25-3-p-l Alma School District. Large 1966,12x60 & lot. 3 bedrooms, 8298 after 6 p.m. 24-3-p-16 dining set, double bed, quilts, FOR organic garden farm income Vh baths, Portland area. .IAMKS BURNHAM, Phone APPRENTICES wanted to Call between 9 a.m. & 9 p.m. St. .lohns 224-1045, lt'.i. St. D-& B PARTY SHOPPE, helps make payments. 463- RENT 0 become Journeymen in Jig 5731. 24-3-p-4 647-7819. PGC-39-tfn Johns. Package Liquor 9 a.m, - 10 Fixture and special machine p.m. Mon., Thurs.. Frl. St r Sat.. 9 a.m. - it p.m.. 224 N. building. Tool ' room' Special Prices AUTOMOTIVE FERTILIZERS machinist or bench hands Clinton. with 1-2 years experience ON NEW EQUIPMENT SPACE ZEEK FERTILIZERS, required. Full benefits. RICHARDS HYDROLIC DUMP WAGONS Kver\thing for the soil, SI. Applications now being 1AL "I INFLATION N ow Johns 224-:i2.14, Ashley :i47- PLUMBING taken at Lans. Corp. 704 E. GRAHAM CHISEL PLOWS FOR RENT 3571. Oakland, Lansing. 25-3-p-l GLENCOSOIL SAVERS INSULATE AND SAVE SPEEDY BEET DEFOLIATORS HOB'S AUTO BODY. FINANCIAL MACHINIST-Must have Complete Collision Service, ' lathe, jig bore and boring CRUST BUSTER SPRING TOOTH 224-2021. HftO N. Lansing. CAPITOL SAVINGS & mill experience. Benefits. HARROWS LOAN ASSOC lli N. ('&!> CHEVROLET- CO., Clinton. 224-2,104. Safely Tor Applications now being Do Your Own With Our Equipment •J.F. HARROWS New & Used Cars.* Elsie KS2- Saving* since 1KM. taken at Lans. Corp, 704 E. LANDOLL CHISEL PLOWS •C,«H). You can't do belter Oakland, Lansing, Michigan an> where. 25-3-p-l Gall 875-3158 For An Appointment NEW IDEA 1 & 2-ROW PICKERS FLORISTS i KEWANEE FIELD CULTIVATORS EGAN FORI) SALES. INC.. PART TIME OR FULL KILL BROS. GRAVITY BOXES & WAGON 2«) W. Illgham, phone 224- Sav it with Quality flowers TIME WORK Man wanted 32K5. Plnto-Ford-Maverlck- from WOODBURY'S for appliance delivery and GEARS : Torino-MustanR. FLOWER SHOP. 1121 N. installation work in St. Clinton. SI. Johns, 224-:t21fi. Johns. Apply to Box G BUERfiE ELECTRIC HEAT & IHSULATIOM USED EQUIPMENT •For the Best Buy In New & Clinton County News. Good FARMALL 856 w-CAB, RADIO & HEATER Used 'Chevrolets see 744 S. Elm, Ithaca EMNGER CHEVROLET, FOODS opportunity for .right man. & DUALS Fowler, phone 59.1-2100. Applications confidential. FERGUSON MODEL TO- 30 TRACTOR ANDY'S IOA* St. Johns. FOR / 25-2-1 llETTLER'S MOTOR Home Baked Bread, Pies, A.C. 440 TRACTOR, 4 WHEEL DRIVE w- KALES, 24 Hr. Wrecker Cookieit, Choice Meats, CAB, LIKE NEW Service, Good Used Trucks. Carry-out service. RENT Jobs Wanted 3 G D 6 MONTHS J.D. MODEL FB 15 HOLE GRAIN DRILL VACUUM SALES BACKHOE TRACTOR CONCRETE WORK' INSURANCE J. D. 4020 TRACTOR. KIIIBV CENTER. VACUUM WORK WANTED! — FREE RENT SALES AND SERVICE. New N SPACE Automobile Coverage - Fire ^ Licensed, insured, bondable. W/DUALS Insurance - General & Rebuilt Klrby's. Good Call .Rich Beeman, 517-626- Call us & see how you can get up to 6 Casualty, ALLABY- selection of other makes. 705 FOR NVUS 27. SI. Johns. 224-7222. 2158. GPC-38-tfn months free rent N.I. SHELLER ATTACHMENT "BREWBAKER, INC. lOB-tj N. Clinton Ave; St, Johns, CUSTOM — Barn white MOVE YOU ft MOBILE HOME TO ST. JOHNS MOBILE RENT , Phone 224-.125H. washing with insecticide and FOR A 2- ROW PICKER WESTERN - HOME VILLAGE,NOWI CREDIT BUREAU brush spraying. Call 517-593- RIDING LESSONS 3550. B.G. Schafer, Pewamo. WE WILL PAY MOVING COSTS Stop In and see us at our open house all day JEWELRY Clinton County CREDIT Beginning thru advance. PGO-35-tfn LARGE LOTS, PAVED ROADS, CITY SEWER AND Saturday, Oct. 30 featuring snowmobiles & & BUREAU, Phone 224-2391, LEVEY'S JEWELRY/ £i^ ^ A^" T"^ WATER, NATURAL GAS winter weather products. Credit Reports - Collections. Orange Blossom diamond tfjjfj"*- *" ^^ F0X Barn & roof painting. Lots for any size coach, 10-12-14 or Double Wide. We rings, Bulova & Accutron BRUSH FARM CASEY Reliable,' insured contractor. will pour special pads for Double Wldes. Watches. Elsie. H62-U0D. HUGHES - 626016} Free estimates. 351-27777.13- Several Used Field Cultivators & Wheel ' tf-3 Mounted Discs DRUGS TO PLACE YOUR ST. JOHNS MOBILE John Deere Sales & Service WANTED - Bulldozing, JOHNOt I HI 1365 E. Monroe Road. St. Louis, Mich. PARR'S REXALL DRUGS, PROFESSIONAL Call bkckhoe work, drain fields, •Ph.6i1-S771 - Open dally 7:30 a,m. to A water lines, footings fi^ HOME VILLAGE p.m., Sunday 8:30-12:30 & 5-7 LISTING IN THIS l*.m. 224-2361 digging of any kind, Leei 609 N. Morton Phono 224-7913 Zuker. Ph.224-2049. 25-tf-3| LAETHEMS INC DIRECTORY OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNSi MICHIGAN 8B Notices St. John

Michigan, as Mortgagors to Roesner to approve the Police Department, Library, alternate. There was some The Clerk stated that he f Wanted T^ CLINTON NATIONAL BANK & 48" East, 76.43 feet; thence South ST. • JOHNS CITY TRUST COMPANY, a national 45 degrees 38' 12" East, 15 feet; COI&MISSION MINUTES agenda as presented, City Hall, Fire Hall and discussion. and Kurt Becker, Chairman VMiscellaneous J banking corporation, with Its thence South 44 degrees 2V 48" YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, other special projects. This Commissioner Roesner of the Park Board had met principal offices situated In St. West B5 feet to the point of September 27, 1976 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE beginning; ALSO the South B5 The meeting was called to Hannah, Arehart, Roesner was discussed at length. The called for a vote: with Pete Motz and Tim Default having been made In the' Johns, Michigan, as Mortgagee, rods of the East 'A of the West 'A NAY: None following Mayor's YEA: Roesner, Hannah, Bandfield regarding initial conditions of a certain Mortgage dated July 20,1973, and recorded of the Southwest VA of Section 5, order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor made by Alvln Leon David, Jr. in the office of the Register of T5N, R2W, and the South 85 rods Ebert. Motion carried. Committee for special Arehart development stages of the end Betty David, husband and Deeds for the County of Clinton, of the West Vi of the East Va of the COMM. PRESENT:, Mr. Charles Weber of Hub projects was appointed: NAY: Ebert, Wilcox Senior Citizens Park. The wife, to Administrator of State of Michigan, on July 30, Southwest VA of Section 5, T5N, Ebert, Wilcox, Hannah, Tire Center^ and Mr. Joe Chief Clare Maier, Fire Motion carried, Clerk asked for Veterans Affairs, an Officer o> 1973, in Liber 272, pages 434-437. R2W, except a parcel of land the United States of America, Mortgagee having elected, commencing at the Southeas« Arehart, Hoesner Mesh, Contractor were Department, Chief Lyle The Manager presented a authorization to spend up to dated February 13, 1968. and t under the terms of said corner thereof, thence North V COMM. ABSENT: None present to request a public French, Police Department, letter from Gerald Becker, $1000.00 to hire Mr. Motz and recorded In the office, of the mortgage to declare the entire rods, thence West 8 rods, thence works contract for the Jean Bartholemeow, Chairperson of the Register of Deeds for the Countv principal and accrued Interest South 10 rods, thence East 8 rods STAFF PRESENT: Mr. Bandfield to mark out of Clinton and State of Michigan, thereon due, which election It to the place of beginning. Also ' Manager Humphrey, City extension of a water line on Library, Richard Cole tta, nominating committee of the and plant the trees as per on February 15,1968, in Liber 251 does hereby exercise, pursuant except the recorded plat or Attorney Maples, Clerk North U.S.-27. There was a Zoning Administrator, the Michigan Mid-South Health plan. of Mortgages, on pages 913-916, to which there Is claimed to be Mlllbrook Meadows No. 1, being Systems Agency, ' Inc. due and unpaid on said mortgage Wdod short discussion. entire City Commission and Motion by Comm. Hannah, on which Mortgage there Is a part of Assessor's Plat No. 2, requesting that names be claimed to be due at the date of on the date of this notice for Village (now City) of DeWItt, Motion by Comm. Motion by Comm. Wilcox, Mr. Maynard Bailey. Mayor supported by Comm. Wilcox this notice, for principal and principal and interest, the sum of Also except those lots of supported by Comm. Ebert named Commissioner submitted for consideration to authorize the Park Board interest, the sum of ELEVEN EIGHT THOUSAND FOUR Mlllbrook Meadows No. 2 not Roesner, supported by to the Board. THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT Included, in the above Comm. Wilcox to approve Arehart to authorize the City Roesner and Mr. Bailey as to spend up to $1000.00 on EIGHTY-NINE and 76-100 and 92-100 ($8,498.92) DOLLARS description. Attorney to draw up a public co-chairpersons of this Motion by Comm. Arehart, the development of the and no civil suit or action or the minutes of September 13, ($11,189.76) Dollars, and no Committee. supported by Comm. roceedlngs at law or In equity The property above described 1976 as written. works contract and that the Senior Citizens Park. , proceedings having been is occupied as one (1) parcel and The Manager presented a Hannah to recommend to the instituted to recover the debt Kaving been instituted to recover vYEA: Ebert. Wilcox, Mayor and Clerk be YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, the debt secured by said the sale of all such property Is necessary to satisfy the amount Hannah, Arehart, Roesner authorized to sign. letter from Dennis R. appointment nominating Hannah, Arehart, Roesner now remaining secured by said mortgage, or anv part committee of the-Michigan Mortgage, or any port thereof, thereof. due on the aforesaid'mortgage. NAY: None YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, Neiman, Bonding Attorney NAY: None whereby the power of sale NOW, THEREFORE, The mortgagors, their Motion Carried. ^ Hannah, Arehart, Roesner from Miller, Canfield, Mid-South Health Systems Motion carried. contained in said Mortgage has successors and assigns, or any NAY: None Paddock & Stone regarding Agency Inc. the appointment The Manager asked become operative; by virtue of the power of sale person lawfully claiming from or Mayor Ebert asked * fof of Paul McNamara, Virginia Now Therefore, Notice Is contained In said mortgage and under them shall, within SIX (6) additions or deletions to the' Motion carried. the City of St. Johns General authorization to take bids on Hereby Given that by the virtue pursuant to the statutes in such MONTHS from the date of the A discussion was held Obligation Bonds, also a Zeeb and TonyKuntz. a new dump truck for D.P.W. of the power of sale contained In cases made and provided, aforesaid foreclosure sate, be agenda. There was none. said Mortgage and In pursuance NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN entitled to redeem the entire Motion by Comm. Arehart, regarding the appointing of a letter from Williams & YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, Motion by Comm. Hannah, of the statute In such case made that on the 11th day of premises sold, by paying to the supported by Comm. special building committee Works. Hannah, Arehart, Roesner supported by Comm. Wilcox, and provided, the said Mortgage November, 1976, at 10:00 In the purchaser, his executors, to study space needs for the The Manager presented a NAY: None will be foreclosed by a sale of the forenoon, at the North Main administrators, or assigns, or to • to authorize dump truck premises therein described or so entrance of the Clinton County the Register of Deeds, in whose memo and list of signs as Motion carried. bids. much thereof as may be Courthouse, In the City of St. office the deed Is deposited for prepared by the Chief of A letter from Robert E. YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, necessary, at public auction, to Johns, County of Clinton, State of benefit of such purchaser, the Fryer, Director of the the highest bidder, at the front Michigan, (that being the place sum which was bid therefore, Police. \ Hannah, Arehart, Roesner. entrance of the County Court of holding the Circuit court with Interest from the time ot me I think that I shall Motion by Comm. Wilcox, Michigan Municipal League NAY: None House in the City of St. Johns, within the said county) said sale at the rate percent borne by supported by Comm. was presented requesting Motion carried. and County of Clinton, Michigan, mortgage will be foreclosed by a the mortgage plus any other that members of the league being the place of holding the sale at public aution to the sums required to be paid by law. Arehart that the sign A request was received Circuit court in and for said highest bidder of the premises DATED; October 15, 1976 never see a program of the City contact their member in County, on November 4, 1976 at described In said mortgage, or so Clinton National Bank 8< Trust from Robert R. and Dorothy much thereof as may be Company Manager and Chief of Police Congress urging the House Jean Sirrine to rezone lots 10 ten o'clock local time In the fore conferees to meet with the noon ot said aay, ana said necessary to pay the amount due Mortgage as lovely as a tree be entered into the minutes and 11 of Block 16 excepting premises will be sold to pay the as aforesaid, and any sum which RANDY L. TAHVONEN in its entirety. Senate conferees to expedite there from the south 45 feet amount so as aforesaid then due may be paid by the undersigned Attorney for Mortgagee YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, resolution of the House on said Mortgage together with at or before said sale for taxes 103 East State Street A two-year effort to trees which Chamber and thereof from R-3 to six (6 percent) percent interest, and-or Insurance on said St. Johns, Michigan 48B79 city officials feel will greatly Hannah, Arehart, Roesner passed and Senate passed Municipal Center. legal costs. Attorneys' fees and premses, and all other sums paid h 25-5 beautify downtown St. Johns NAY: None versions of the Revenue by the undersigned, with Interest enhance the appearance of Motion by Comm. Arehart,* also any taxes and insurance moved a step closer to Motion carried. Sharing legislation. There that said Mortgagee does pay on thereon, pursuant to law and to State of Michigan the downtown area. ' suppported by Comm.: the terms of said mortgage, and reality when city workmen was a short discussion. or prior to the datp of said sale; The Probate Court for the Project co-chairpersons, A letter from Fishbeck, Wilcox ito refer the rezoning' which said premises are all legal costs and expenses, County of Clinton began sawing and removing Motion by Comm. Hannah, including the attorney's fees Kurt Becker and Roberta Thompson, Carr and Huber, request to the Planning! described In said Mortgage as Estate of LEWIS H. sections of sidewalk in Inc. was presented supported by Comm. Wilcox follows, to-wit: Property allowed by law, which premises LANKFORD, DECEASED preparation for the Mageli, expressed intentions Commission for their situated in the Township of are described as follows: TAKE NOTICE: On that once the trees gain regarding the Giles and that the City Manager write recommendation. YEA; Eagle, County of Clinton, State of Wednesday November 3rd, 1976, placement of 50 locust trees. Walker Street Change and phone Congressmen in Michigan, described as follows, Part of Lot 49 Supervisor's sturdiness they would be Ebert, Wilcox, Hannah) Plat of Valley Farms No. 1, at 9.:30 A.M., In the Probate The project, - spearheaded support of the Revenue to wit: Commencing at the East Courtroom, In the Courthouse In used as part of the central Orders and Final Payment. Arehart, Roesner DeWItt Township, Clinton by the St. Johns Area VA post of Section 17, Town 5 St. Johns, Michigan, before the business district seasonal There was a short Sharing bill. NAY: None North, Range 4 West, running County, Michigan, described as Hon. TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Chamber of Commerce, was discussion regarding the YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, thence West 3 rods, thence Norfh follows: Judge of Probate, a hearing will decorating themes. "We feel Motion carried. 20 rods, thence West 22 rods, supported by members and the trees will provide an project. Hannah, Arehart, Roesner Commencing at a point 46 rods be held On the Petition of Martin non-members alike and St. The meeting was declared thence North 12 rods. East 25 South and 254 feet West of the L. Lankford for probate of a excellent basis for Motion by Comm. Wilcox, NAY: None adjourned at 8:32 P.M. rods to the East section line then Northeast corner of Section 33, proported will, and for granting Johns City officials and Christmas decorations," supported by Comm. Motion carried. South 32 rods to the point of T5N, R2W, DeWitt Township, of administration to the employees leant generous beginning In the Township of thence running West 50.0 feet, Executor named, or some other commented Becker, "and Hannah that Change Order Eagle, County of Clinton and and thence north 165.0 feet, suitable person, and for a contributions of equipment we're pleased that city No. 2, in the amount of $100, State of Michigan. thence East 50.0 feet, thence determination of heirs. and time ,to the tree officials and merchants have Change Order No. 3, in the The period of redemption will be South 165.0 feet to the point of Dated: October 14, 1976 program. jix moolhs from date of sale. beginning, according to plat S-ALBERT SCHULT.Z, JR. worked so cooperatively in ' amount of $556.55, and final Dated September 29, 1976 recorded in Plat Book 1, page 41, Petitioner This week's efforts bringing this project to payment in the amount of FRASER'TREBILCOCK DAVIi> Clinton County Records. 10313 DeWitt Road included the removal of reality." $11,908.00 to L&L & FOSTER There being more than two- sections of sidewalks in the Construction, be approved. By: James R. Davis thirds (two-thirds) of the original DeWItt, Michigan 48820 three-block area from State „ Chamber President Art Attorneys for Mortgagee indebtedness still due and owing, Attorney for Petitioner: YEA: Ebert, .Wilcox, Business Address 1018 Michigan the mortgagors, their successors Robert H. Wood St. to Railroad St. on both Wood also was enthusiastic Hannah, Arehart, Roesner National Tower and assigns, or any person Maples and Wood about the locust tree Lansing, Michigan 48933 sides of Clinton Ave. Within NAY: None. lawfully claiming from or under 306 N. Clinton placement and extended RICHARD L. ROUDEBUSH as them shall, within SIX (6) St. Johns, Mich. , a week to 10 days Motion carried. Administrator praise to Becker and Mrs. MONTHS from the date of the Phone 224-3238 Chamberlain Nursery of The Manager presented a of Veterans_Affairs aforesaid foreclosure sale, be 25-1 Ovid will place the 50 locust Mageli for their efforts on Mortgagee"22-5 entitled to redeem the entire the project. memo from Lyle French, premises sold, by paying to the Chief of Police, rec purchaser, his executors, State of Michigan. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE The Probate Court for the ommending that the City FORECLOSURE SALE administrators, or assigns, or to the Register of Deeds, in whose County of Clinton purchase a Kustom radar Default having been made In Estate of WAYNE V. MUND the conditions of a certain office the deed Is deposited for unit, Model MR7 at a cost of benefit of such purchaser, the File No. 19641 mortgage made the 9th day of TAKE NOTICE: On Januarv 5. $1,442.00. November 1973< by Harold W. sum which was bid therefore, with Interest from the time of the 1977, at 10:30 A.M., Ire '&$. '• St. Johns sets Motion by Com. Roesner. - Perry & Linda C. Perry, as Probate Courtroom, St. Jphns,;., ~ mortgiigoVs, toUtVtted States of sale at the rate percent borne by .supported ..-by., ..Comm. the mortgage plus any other Michigan, before ,the [Hon^«- *v% v America, as mortgagee, and Timothy M. Green, Judge itif Arehart' to' authorize the recorded on November 9,1973, In sums required to be paid by law, DATED: October 8, 1976 Probate, a hearing will be'held purchase of a Kustom MR7 the office of the Register of on the Petition of Janice E. Mtind piCK- Deeds for Clinton County, Clinton National Bank & Trust radar unit at a cost of Company Mortgagee for Widows Allowance and a Michigan In Liber 273 of determination of heirs will be $1,442.00. Mortgages on pages 997-1000; on RANDY L. TAHVONEN ST. JOHNS - City of St. Johns crews Attorney for Mortgagee made. Hannah, Arehart, Roesner jjTotaicJsi Colt Which mortgage there Is claimed Creditors of the deceased are have begun the annual leaf pick-up to be due and unpaid at the date 103 East State Street NAY: None St. Johns, Michigan 48879 notified that all claims against program and will continue for a Exclusive Torque of this Notice Twenty-Three the estate must be presented to number of weeks. Motion carried. Here's a frisky Colt that will Thousand Nine Dollars and 24- 24-5 the Administrator, Daniel W. A letter from the Michigan give you great performance Balanced Drive 100-dollars ($23,009.24) principal McKelvey, add proof thereof Residents are asked to place leaves to for your money. A one- Single cylinder, 244cc and Two Thousand Four with copies of the claims filed be picked up along the curb. State Department of cylinder model that gives Star engine Hundred Sixty-Three Dollars NOTICE OF MORTGAGE with the court on or before and 90-100 dollars ($2,463.90) FORECLOSURE SALE Burning of leaves is permitted only Management and Budget its all in work or play. Ideal Built solid throughout January 5,1977. Notice Is further was presented requesting for economical hauling and interest; no suit or proceeding at DEFAULT HAVING BEEN given that the estate [will on private property. law or In equity having been MADE in the conditions of a thereafter be assigned to persons that the City Employees towing on the farm, ranch Instituted to recover the debt, or certain mortgage made by appearing of record entitled i submit the name of a or ski area, yet it's got what any part of the debt, secured by MILLBROOK MEADOWS, INC., thereo. H takes for just plain (unl a Michigan Corporation, of 316 said mortgage, and the power of delegate ,and alternate to This year, go Coltl > sale contained in said mortgage Manchester Drive, DeWItt, Dated: Oct 11, 1976 Genera/ Telephone attend the annual Michigan having become operative by Michigan, as Mortgagors to Robert G. Weed reason of such default; CLINTON NATIONAL BANK & Petitioner Employees Retirement, NOW, THEREFORE, Notice is TRUST COMPANY, a federal Robert G. Weed, attorney System convention. for Petitioner installs new circuits \f Hereby Given that on November banking corporation, with Its Motion by Comm. Hannah, 24, 1976, at 10 o'clock In the principal offices situated In St. 112 E.-AIIegan forenoon, at the North Entrance Johns, Michigan, as Mortgagee, Lansing, Michigan 48933 The addition of over demands for long distance supported by Comm. • of the courthouse in St, Johns, dated Julv 30.1975. and recorded Attorney for Petitioner: $13,500 in new toll facilities service and to provide the Arehart that Eugene Simon, Michigan, that being the place In the office of the Register of Robert G. Weed have been announced by required facilities which will for holding the circuit Court for Deeds, for the County of Clinton, 112 E. Allegan, Suite 603 Treasurer, be appointed as the County of Clinton, there will State of Michigan, on August 19, Lansing, Mich. 48933 General Telephone. belnecessary when Ashley's the City's delegate to the be offered for sale and sold to the f1975. In Liber 281 of Mortgages, Phone 372-2960 The new circuits are toll service is recentered on Michigan Municipal highest bidder, at public sale, for pages 765-766. 25-1 the purpose of satisfying the Mortgagee having elected. necessary to meet increased Alma in the fall of this eear. Employees Retirement amounts due and unpaid upon Under the terms of said system meeting and that WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL said mortgage, together with the mortgage to declare ,the entire Clerk Wood be appointed as legal costs and charges of sale, principal and accrued interest provided by law and in said thereon due, which election It mortgage, the lands and 0 does hereby exercise, pursuant Donnell DeWitt member premises In said mortgage to which there Is claimed to be mentioned and described, as due and unpaid on said follows, tp-wit: mortgage on the date of this; The North 90 feet of Lot 9 and notice for principal and Interest, the North 90 feet of the West 20.5 the sum of ONE HUNDRED of Olivet Band feet of Lot 8, Block 3, Perrln's FORTY-EIGHT THOUSAND DEWITT Addition to the Village (now FIVE HUNDRED SEVENTY City) of St. Johns, Clinton and 38-100 DOLLARS County, Michigan, according to ($148,570.38) and no civ!Is suit or liberal education in a a the plat recorded In Liber 48 of action or proceeding at law or In OLIVET - Donelle DeWitt, Deeds, Page 177, Clinton County eauitv having been Instituted, to Christian,! value-oriented WEICOME records; subject to easements recover the debt secured by said daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tradition, and for the related to and restrictions of record, if any. mortgage, or any part thereof. Donald DeWitt of 701 South BUSINESS I 4 principle that a college The recemption period will be NOW, THERFORE, by virtue Mead, St. Johns is a member education should prepare a six months from the time of such of the power of sale contained In of the 1976 Olivet College , Diamonds, Watchas, Bracalots, Historic sale. Property may be redeemed said mortgage and pursuant to person to embark Jowelry, Items To Fit by paying balance due plus 7 the statutes in such cases made Marching Band. The band, successfully upon a career hi percent Interest and any fees, and provided, NOTICE IS nearly 100 strong, plays Any Occasion PBwrcr taxes or other unpaid HEREBY GIVEN thatN>n the the .world.. WE HAVE PLEASING encumbrances on the property 25th day of November, 1976, at during half-time activities SELECTIONS FOR DIRECTORY founded • ' Olivet College is fullv from date of sale. 10:00 in the forenoon, at the for all home football games, THE ENTIRE FAMILY Oct. 4.1833 Dated October 6, 1974 North Main entrance of the gives concerts, and accredited by national, Mrs. Winifred D. Molony, Clinton County Courthouse, In regional, and state Stop and visit us soon Regional Attorney the City of St. Johns, County of participates in local DEWITT NEWS IS United States Department of Clnton, State of Michigan, (that functions including parades. accrediting agencies, Agriculture being the place of holding the including the North Central LEVEY'S SPONSORED BY THESE Room 2961, 230 South Dearborn Circuit Court within the said Association, the National , Street County) said mortgage will be In addition to her Chicago, Illinois 60604 foreclosed by a sale at public Council for Accreditation of JEWELRY COOPERATING MERCHANTS Attorney for Mortgagee auction to the highest bidder of responsibilities with the Teacher Education, and the premises described in said 125 E. Main, Eltit, 862-4300 mortgage, or so much thereof as Marching Band she is a Michigan governing bodies. State of Michigan may be necessary to pay the member of the Conservatory Have a happy day and^ The Probate Court for the amount due as aforesaid, and Chorale, at the Olivet ' This prime ad County of Clinton any sum which may be paid by College Symphony Choir. BILL FOWLER if you want to smile Estate of WILLIAM RICHARD the undersigned" at or before said when the fob is done call • • RUSSELL, JR. sale for taxes and-or Insurance USED TRACTORS space can be File No. 19379 on said premises, and all other She is a 1975 graduate of TAKE NOTICE: On October sums paid by the undersigned, J.DrftoO W/Snowblade & Chains FORD SALES LARRY T.SCHAEFER, INC. 27, 1976 at 10:30 A.M., In the with Interest thereon, pursuant St. Johns High School. yours for Probate Courtroom. Courthouse, to taw,and to tne terms of said mortgage, and all legal costs and Used AC. WD 45 St. Johns, Michigan, before the MASONS Hon. Timothy Green, Judge of expenses, Including the Olivet College, founded in 50 attorney's fees allowed by law, CARPENTERS *3 per wk. Probate, a hearing will be held 1844, is in its 133rd year with Used J.D. 45 Combine CONTRACTORS on the Petition to Distribute whic* premises are described as renewed emphasis on the Assets In the Estate of William follows: i princip]es that characterize W/235 Cornhead 11323 N.US-27 Richard Russell, Jr., Deceased. Lots 9,10, 14, 16, 18, 24, 25, 34, Phone 669-9134 Call 224-2361 Dated: October 1st, 1976 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 49, 50, 52, 53, 55 .a college that is both Dowitt Phone 669-2725 Thomas H. Skehan and Outlot A Mltlbrook Meadows traditional and modern, and 1-Used White Disc 20 .ft. Petitioner 1 No. 2, a subdivision of a part of BONNIE LOU NICHOLS the Southwest VA of Section 5, both a community of the (EXCELLENT) BY: Thomas H, Skehan T5N, R2W, City ot DeWItt, spirit and a community of GRADY Attorney for Petitioner Clinton County, Michigan, the intellect. Since its 1-Used Oliver Disc 16 ft. JOHN E. 515 North Capitol Avenue according to the plat thereof HOWE'S Lansing, Michigan -13933 recorded in Liber 5, of Plats, founding, Olivet has stood (GOOD) SMALLEY Attorney for Petitioner: page 34, Clinton County Records, firmly for the principle of a ALLEN SALES-BUILDING- THOMAS H.SKEHAN ALSO'Miiibrook Park being a Several Used Forage Harvestors GREENHOUSE LEASING-TRADES 515 North Capitol Avenue part of Mlllbrook Meadows No. 2, CONSTRUCTION .Lansing, Mich, 48933 except that part of said park IN STOCK LONG Phone (517) 371-1260 beginning at the Northwest Several New & Used Plows 2173 W. Cutler 8160 US-27 corner of Lot 13, Mlllbrook REALTY CO. Meadows ' No. 2, thence HOOVER , IN STOCK NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Northwosterly 17.27 feet on a ,3300 FORECLOSURE SALE curve to the left having a central VACS-BAGS-PARTS t DEFAULT HAVING BEEN angle of 02 degrees 2V 36" a OWOSSO IMPLEMENT CO. New Homes & Additions DeWitt ' Hitching' DoWitt MADE In the conditions of a radius of 419.29 feet and a long Service on Hoover • Post Rd. certain mortgage made by cord bearlng>a distance of North 3495 W. AA-21 OWOSSO Phono 669-9822 [H 669-2851 WALTER W. BANNERMAN and IS degrees 24' 37" West 17.27 Remodeling - Roofing 669-3538, REALTOR NORMA E. BANNERMAN, of feet/ thence North 44 degrees 2V DEAN PHONE 723-7323 622 Hanrtah Street, Lansing, \ OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 9B , • a*4*

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' WASHINGTON,- D.C-- Congressman Elford "Al " Cederberg, R-Midland, will vist the Clinton County Courthouse in St. Johns on Tuesday, Oct. 26th from 10 a.m. to 12 noon to meet with local residents.. In lieu of Cederberg's visit, the Congressman's district liaison, Ron Stolz, has cancelled his scheduled visit on the same day from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Any residents of Clinton County, who have a question or problem concerning the federal government, are invited to bring them to the personal attention of Congressman Cederberg. "I hope that the residents of Clinton County will take advantage of this opportunity," said a a- Cederberg. "I will be glad to MEMBERS OF THE J.V. squad include: Robin Schafer, Nancy Smith, Geralyn Smith, answer all their questions Ellen Nurenberg, LeeAnn Hengesbach, andTCathy Thelen. The girls display their trophy in N regarding the federal the middle of their formation. government or my voting record." Cederberg reminds all those, who have problem ixteen receive degrees from with the federal government, to bring any documents that Sixteen Clinton County 5408 W. Chadwick/DeWitt, a Karen Pioszak, 605 E. Barbara A. Harts, 2378 W. may assist him in identifying students were among 1,063 Bachelor of Science in Home Walker, St. Johns, BA Price, St. Johns; MA their case. people receiving degrees for Economics Education; Elementary Intern Audiology and Speech 'the summer term at Colleen M. Wood, 10720 Program. SciencesjPatricia, Rt. 2 St. Michigan State University. Norris Rd., DeWitt, a BS in Others-receiving degrees Johns, MA Elementary Fisheries and Wildlife; Gail were: Frank Deak, 1015 E. Education; - Glenn A. Members of the Pewamo-Westphatlla varsity and junior Four students graduated A. Slavik, 8781 Krouse, Ovid, Schultz,Rt.4 Lowell Rd., St. varsity cheerleading squads came in fourth place out of 40 Geneva Dr., DeWitt, EDS squads at cheerleading competition held In Midland Oct. 2. with honors from the county. Bachelor of Arts in Continuing Education; Johns, BS Computer They were: Kathy Gibson, Science; Gretchen A. Members of the Varsity squad are: Ellen Fedewa, doing the Elementary Education; and David Z. Messner, 1303 splits; Tina Thelen, bottom; GInny Plggott, middle; Dawn Alpine Dr., DeWitt MA, Stringer, 309 S. Oakland, St. Johns,, MA, Reading Walter, middle top; Laurie Blatt, left; Brenda Kramer, Completes course Educational right; and Kelly Ludwick, upper top. course is to enable the Instruction; John S. Wilcox, A girl, Cindy Lynn, was Larry Halfmann, lineman born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles participant to install for General Telephgone at pedestals for access to Administration; William J. 2899 S. Grove Rd. St.' Johns, I. DooLittle of 210 N. Watson Grand Ledge, recently St., St. Louis, Oct. 10, at buried cable; install aerial Miller Jr., 6589 Cutler, MA Curriculum and CITY OF ST. JOHNS completed a technical course ready access boots;.splice DeWitt, MA Elementary Instruction; Lu Woodworth, ' Clinton Memorial Hospital. in basic cable construction at happening She weighed 6 lbs. 6 oz. buried cable loops; Education: Brian C. 606 W. Cass St., St. Johns, BA terminate building cable and Zeeb, . 411 N. * Logan,- Business Education; and Grandparents are Mr. and the company's service Mrs. Frank Karek Sr. of St. bond and ground call cable DeWitt,. BS Soil Science; David E. Wyrick, 3458 S. St. , OCT. 28-The Blue Star Notice of Public Hearing training center near terminal facilities. Richard Kora, 22 E. High, Clair Rd., St. Johns, BS Johns and Mrs. Maryland Muskegon, Norm Krievins, Mothers will meet at 7:30 Halfmann and his father, Ovid, MA Educational Agribusiness and Natural p.m. at the Congregational DooLittle of Alma. The Owosso division manager for Psychology; mother is the former Sharon Leo Halfmann, live at 414 S. Resource. Church.. Ordinance No. 281 the company has announced. Main, Fowler. K. Karek, The objective of the 10-day Notice is hereby'given that the St. Johns City Commission will hold a public hearing November 8, HAROLD GREEN 1976 at 7:45 P.M. to be held in the City Commission Chambers 121 E. Walker St., St. Johns, Michigan for 108 Brush St. 108 Brush St; * announced Committee ST. JOHNS the purpose of hearing all persons interested in a ST. JOHNS Phone 224-7279 proposed zoning amendment which, if adopted by the Phone 224-7160 City Commission would rezone the following described The Clinton County educational and parcel of land from R-2 (Medium Density Residential) Bicentennial Committee is entertaining. to R-l (Low Density Residential)': sponsoring a "Melting Pot Ethnic food, music, The South % of Block 18 and the'W 99 ft. of the South Festival" Nov. 13 at Smith costumes and displays will "See me for all your family Vz of Block 17 of Emmonsville Add to the City of St. Hall with all ethnic groups in reflect v the ethnic insurance 9> and prompt, persoaalservkeT Johns. This would effect all property in the 800 and the county invited to backgrounds of Clinton 900 blocks'of the North side of West Cass Street. participate. County People. STAII rlklM 1 i F.Bruce.Wood The Bicentennial Those wishing to like a good neighbor. State fttrm is there. like a good neighbor, Still Fwffl iMWtnct Compis-it ) Hemt OtUti: ftowwuimi, lltineu City Clerk Committee invites area participate should call Jut! ftin towMct CfpniM t HMM 0!!«t»: MOMMIIM. llhiwii State Farm is there residents to join the festival, Elaine Brockmyre 224-6217 1MSU>ANC( INtUVANCI ?* planned to be both or Shirley Karber 224-7412. 1002 E. STATE 224-4679

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/ )CTOBER 20*. 1OT6 CLINTON COUNTY NE WSl ST. JOHNS! MICHIGAN 10B NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION

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Dallas Duplain B To The Qualified Electors: To The Qualified Electors: To The Qualified Electors: KMHHHHnHMBalfSan To The Qualified Electors: * To The Qualified Electors: • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, , To The Qualified Electors: To The Qualified Electors: To The Qualified Electors: NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That a General Election will be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a General Election will be That a General Election will be held In the That a General Election will be That a General Election will be That a General Election will be That a General Election will be held in the_ held In the That a General Election will be held in the held In the ' held In the TOWNSHIP OF BENGAL held In the TOWNSHIP OF DUPLAIN held In the TOWNSHIP OF BATH COUNTYOFCLINT.ON TOWNSHIP OF BINGHAM TOWNSHIP OF DALLAS TOWNSHIP OF EAGLE TOWNSHIPOFESSEX TOWNSHIP OF GREENBUSH i COUNTYOFCLINTON COUNTYOFCLINTON COUNTYOFCLINTON 1 COUNTYOF CLINTON STATEOFMICHIGAN COUNTYOFCLINTON COUNTYOFCLINTON COUNTYOFCLINTON STATE OF MICHIGAN STATEOFMICHIGAN STATEOFMICHIGAN STATEOFMICHIGAN AT STATEOFMICHIGAN STATEOFMICHIGAN STATEOFMICHIGAN AT; AT AT AT Township Hall AT Township Office in Library AT Maple Rapids Village Hall Greenbush Township Hall on Precinct No. 1-Atthe Bath Town At Lamb School, Va mile south of Dallas Township Hall building, W. Main St. In Elsie Eagle Township Hall ; French Road within said Township on Hall in Bath M-21 on DeWItt Road within said within said Township on within said Township on within said Township on within said Township on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 township within said Township on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 Preclcnt No. 2-At the Park Lake FOR THE PURPOSE OF FOR THE PURPOSE OF FOR THE PURPOSE OF FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTINU THE FOLLOWING FOR THE PURPOSE OF FOR THE PURPOSE OF Improvement Hall on Park Lake within said Township on ELECTING THE FOLLOWING ELECTING THE FOLLOWING ELECTINO THE FOLLOWING ELECTING THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS, VIZ: ELECTINU THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS, VIZ: OFFICERS, VIZ: OFFICERS, VIZ: Road TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1974 OFFICERS, VIZ: OFFICERS, VIZ: NATIONAL President and FOR THE PURPOSE OF NATIONAL President and NATIONAL President and NATIONAL President and within said Township on . Vice-President of the United NATIONAL President and NATIONAL President and ELECTING THE FOLLOWING VIce-Piesident of the United • Vice-President of the United Vice-President of the United Vice-Piesident of the United TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 States Vice-President of the United States States States FOR THE PURPOSE OF OFFICERS, VIZ: States States I CONGRESSIONAL United NATIONAL President and CONGRESSIONAL United CONGRESSIONAL United CONGRESSIONAL United CONGRESSIONAL United ELECTINU THE FOLLOWING States Senator, Representative CONGRESSIONAL United States Senator, Representative States Senator, Representative States Senator, Representative OFFICERS, VIZ: Vice-President of the United States Senator, Representative States Senator, Representative In Congress, States In Congress. In congress, Jn Congress, in Congress. NATIONAL President and (LEGISLATIVE State In Congress. LEGISLATIVE State LEGISLATIVE State LEGISLATIVE State Vice-President of the United CONGRESSIONAL United LEGISLATIVE State LEGISLATIVE State Representative. States Senator, Representative Representative. Representative. Representative. Representative. States STATE Two Members of the Representative. STATE Two Members of the STATE Two Members of the STATE Two Members of the CONGRESSIONAL United In Congress. STATE Two Members of the STATE Two Members of the State Board of Education, Two LEGISLATIVE State State Board of Education, Two State Board of Education, Two State Board of Education, Two State Board of Education, Two States Senator, Representative Regents of the University of State Board of Education, Two Regents of the University of Regents of the University of Regents of the University of In Congress. Representative. Regents of the University of Regents of >the University of Michigan, Two Trustees of STATE Two Members of the Michigan, Two Trustees of Michigan, Two Trustees of Michigan, Two Trustees of Michigan, Two Trustees of LEGISLATIVE State Michigan State University, Two Michigan, Two Trustees of Michigan State University, Two Michigan State University, Two Michigan State University, Two Representative. State Board of Education, Two Michigan State University, Two Michigan State University, Two Governors of Wayne ' State Regents of the University of Governors of Wayne State Governors of Wayne State Governors of Wayne State Governors of Wayne State STATE Two Members of the University. i Governors of Wayne State University. t University. University. State Board of Education, Two Michigan, Two Trustees of University. University. COUNTY Prosecuting Michigan State University, Two COUNTY Prosecuting COUNTY Prosecuting COUNTY Prosecuting COUNTY Prosecuting Regents of the University of Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, COUNTY Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, Attorney, Sheriff, County. Clerfc, Michigan, Two Trustees of Governors of Wayne State Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, County Treasurer, Realster of University. County Treasurer, Reqlster of County Treasurer, Realster of County Treasurer, Realster of County Treasurer, Reqlster of Michigan State University, Two Deeds, Drain Commissioner, County Treasurer, Reqlster of Deeds, Drain Commissioner, Deeds, Drain Commissioner, Deeds, Drain Commissioner, Governors of Wayne State COUNTY Prosecuting Deeds,'Drain Commissioner, Deeds, Drain Commissioner, Surveyor, County Commissioner Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, Surveyor, County Commissioner Surveyor, County Commissioner Surveyor, County Commissioner Surveyor, County Commissioner University. and such other Officers as are Surveyor, County Commissioner and such other Officers as are and such other Officers as are and such other Officers as are COUNTY Prosecuting County Treasurer, Reqlster of and such other Officers as are and such other Officers as are elected at that time. Deeds, Drain Commissioner, elected at that time. elected at that time. . elected at that time. elected at that time. Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, elected at that time. TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, County Treasurer, Realster of Surveyor, County Commissioner TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, Treasurer, Trustee(s), and such other Officers as are Treasurer, Trustee(s), Treasurer, Trustee(s), Treasurer, Trustee(s), Treasurer, Trustee(s), Deeds, Drain Commissioner, Constable(s). . Treasurer, Trustee(s), "" Constable(s). Constable(s). Constabte(s). t Surveyor, County Commissioner elected at that time. Constable(s). Constable(s). AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ ' AND ALSO ANY ADDI- AND ALSO ANY ' ADDI- and such other Officers as are TIONAL OFFICERS THAT AND ALSO ANY ADDI- TIONAL OFFICERS THAT TIONAL OFFICERS THAT TIONAL OFFICERS THAT elected at that time. Treasurer, Trustee(s), TIONAL OFFICERS THAT TIONAL OFFICERS THAT MAY BE ON THE BALLOT Constable(s). MAY BE ON THE BALLOT MAY BE ON THE BALLOT MAY BE ON THE BALLOT MAY'BE ON THE BALLOT TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE MAY BE ON THE BALLOT AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE Treasurer, Truatee(s), AND ALSO ANY ADDI- AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN TIONAL OFFICERS THAT FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN Constable (s). OFFICERS, VIZ: FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN OFFICERS, VIZ: OFFICERS, VIZ: MAY BE ON THE BALLOT OFFICERS, VIZ: OFFICERS, VIZ: OFFICERS, VIZ: AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ THREE JUSTICES OF THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE THREE JUSTICES OF THE THREE JUSTICES OF THE THREE JUSTICES OF THE TIONAL OFFICERS THAT THREE JUSTICES.-OF THE THREE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN SUPREME COURT ' SUPREME COURT SUPREME COURT SUPREME COURT , MAY BE ON THE BALLOT JUDGE OF THE COURT OF SUPREME COURT JUDGE OF THE COURT OF JUDGE OF THE CpURT OF OFFICERS, VIZ: JUDGE OF THE COURT OF JUDGE OF THE COURT OF JUDGE OF THE COURT OF AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE APPEALS THREE JUSTICES OF THE APPEALS APPEALS APPEALS FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN APPEALS APPEALS CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE - OFFICERS, VIZ: PROBATE COURT JUDGE JUDGE OF THE COURT OF CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE PROBATE COURT JUDGE PROBATE COURT JUDGE THREE JUSTICES OF THE PROBATE COURT JUDGE PROBATE COURT JUDGE PROBATE COURT JUDGE DISTRICT COURT JUDGE APPEALS DISTRICT COURT JUDGE DISTRICT COURT JUDGE DISTRICT COURT JUDGE DISTRICT COURT JUDGE SUPREME COURT AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE DISTRICT COURT JUDGE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE JUDGE OF THE COURT OF AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOW I N G STATE PROBATE'COURT JUDGE FOLLOW I NG STATE FOLLOW)NG STATE FO L LOWI NG STATE FOLLOW!NG STATE APPEALS PROPOSALS: DISTRICT COURT JUDGE FOLLOW IN G STATE PROPOSALS: PROPOSALS: PROPOSALS: PROPOSALS: PROPOSALS: CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE PROPOSAL A AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE PROPOSALA PROPOSALA PROBATE COURT JUDGE PROPOSALA PROPOSALA PROPOSALA PROPOSED LAW TO FOLLOW I N G STATE PROPOSED LAW TO PROPOSED LAW TO PROPOSED LAW TO PROPOSED LAW TO DISTRICT COURT JUDGE PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- PROPOSALS: PROPOSED LAW TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND PROPOSALA RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND FOLLOW I NG STATE CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND PROPOSED LAW TO RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND CANS FOR SORT DRINKSvANiOi PROPOSALS: CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND BEER; TO REQUIRE PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- BEER; TO REQUIRE BEER; TO REQUIRE BEER; TO REQUIRE BEER,; TO . REQUIRE PROPOSAL A R-EFU N DABLE CASH BEER; TO REQUIRE' REFUNDABLE CASH RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND R-EFUNDABLE CASH1 REFUNDABLE CASH, R-EFUNDABLE CASH R-EFUNDABLE CASH PROPOSED LAW TO DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK' DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO BEER; TO REQUIRE AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR R-EFUNDABLE CASH PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR «NS FOR.SOFT DRINKS AND VIOLATION OF THE LAW. DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK VIOLATION OF THE LAW. VIOLATION OF THE LAW. BEER; ' TO REQUIRE VIOLATION OF THE LAW. VIOLATION OF THE LAW. •VIOLATION OF THE LAW. PROPOSALS AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO PROPOSAL B PROPOSALB PROPOSALB PROPOSAL B R-EFUNDABLE CASH PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR PROPOSALB PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE LAW. QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO OFFICERS OF STATE PROPOSALB QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE OFFICERS OF STATE OFFICERS OF STATE PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR OFFICERS OF STATE OFFICERS OF STATE OFFICERS OF STATE SENATOR AND STATE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE SENATOR AND STATE SENATOR AND STATE SENATOR AND STATE SENATOR AND STATE VIOLATION OF THE LAW. REPRESENTATIVE., QUALIFICATIONS .FOR THE SENATOR AND STATE REPRESENTATIVE. REPRESENTATIVE. PROPOSALB REPRESENTATIVE. REPRESENTATIVE. REPRESENTATIVE. PROPOSALC OFFICERS OF STATE PROPOSALC PROPOSALC PROPOSALC PROPOSALC PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL SENATOR AND STATE PROPOSALC PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL STATE TAXES AND REPRESENTATIVE. STATE TAXES AND STATE * TAXES AND STATE- TAXES- AND STATE TAXES AND OFFICERS OF STATE SPENDING TO B.3 PERCENT PROPOSALC STATE TAXES AND SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT SENATOR AND STATE SPENDING TO G.3 PERCENT SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT OF THE COMBINED PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL OF THE COMBINED OF THE COMBINED OF THE COMBINED OF THE COMBINED REPRESENTATIVE. PERSONAL INCOME OF STATE TAXES AND OF THE COMBINED PERSONAL INCOME OF PERSONAL INCOME OF PERSONAL INCOME OF PERSONAL INCOME OF PERSONAL INCOME OF PROPOSALC MICHIGAN. SPENDING TO B.3 PERCENT MICHIGAN. MICHIGAN. PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL MICHIGAN. MICHIGAN. MICHIGAN. PROPOSALD OF THE COMBINED PROPOSALD PROPOSALD PROPOSALD PROPOSALD STATE TAXES AND PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE ( PROPOSALD PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE PERSONAL INCOME OF PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE PROPOSAL TO. REPLACE THE PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE MICHIGAN. PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE OF THE COMBINED PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE INCOME TAX WITH A PROPOSALO INCOME TAX WITH A INCOME TAX WITH A INCOME TAX WITH A INCOME TAX WITH i.A PERSONAL INCOME OF GRADUATED STATE INCOME INCOME TAX WITH A GRADUATED STATE INCOME 1PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE GRADUATED STATE INCOME GRADUATED STATE INCOME GRADUATED STATE INCOME GRADUATED STATE INCOME MICHIGAN. TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR PROPOSALD TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE INCOME TAX WITH A 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE AND BASIS FOR STATE 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE AND BASIS FOR STATE GRADUATED STATE INCOME AND BASIS FOR STATE AND BASIS FOR STATE AND BASIS FOR STATE AND BASIS FOR STATE PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE INCOME TAXES TO BE TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR INCOME TAXES TO BE INCOME TAXES TO BE INCOME TAX WITH A INCOME TAXES TO BE INCOME TAXES TO BE INCOME TAXES TO BE DETERMINED BY THE 1977; THEREAFTER! RATE DETERMINED BY THE DETERMINED BY THE DETERMINED BY * THE DETERMINED BY THE GRADUATED STATE INCOME LEGISLATURE. DETERMINED BY THE LEGISLATURE. AND BASIS FOR \STAT6 LEGISLATURE. LEGISLATURE. LEGISLATURE. LEGISLATURE. TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE INCOME TAXES TO BE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWING STATE, DETERMINED BY THE FOLLOW I N G STATE FO LLOWI NG ,STATE FOLLOW1NG STATE FOLLOWING STATE AND BASIS FOR STATE PROPOSALS: l FOLLOWING STATE PROPOSALS: LEGISLATURE. PROPOSALS: PROPOSALS: PROPOSALS: PROPOSALS: INCOME TAXES TO BE PROPERTY TAX AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE PROPERTY T-AX DETERMINED BY THE PROPERTY TAX PROPERTY TAX PROPERTY TAX PROPERTY TAX LIMITATION REFERENDUM FOLLOWING STATE LIMITATION REFERENDUM LIMITATION REFERENDUM LIMITATION REFERENDUM LIMITATION REFERENDUM LEGISLATURE. Act 62, P.A. 1933 LIMITATION REFERENDUM Act 62, P.A. 1933 i PROPOSALS: Act 62, P.A. 1933 Act 62, P.A. 1933 • Act 62, P.A. 1933 Act 62, P.A. 1933 AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE Shall separate tax limitations PROPERTY TAX Shall separate tax limitations FOLLOW I NG STATE Shall separate tax limitations Shall separate tax limitations Shall separate tax limitations Shall separate tax limitations be established for a period of 4 LIMITATION REFERENDUM be established for a period of 4 be established for a period of 4 be established for a period of 4 be established for a period of 4 PROPOSALS: years or until altered by the be established for a period of 4 years or until altered by the Act 62, P.A. 1933 years or until altered by the yeaf-s or until altered by the years or until altered by the years or until altered by the PROPERTY TAX voters of the county, for the Shall separate tax limitations voters of the county, for the voters of the county, for the LIMITATION REFERENDUM voters of the county, for the 'voters of the county, for the voters of the county, for the County of CLINTON and the be established for a period of 4 County of CLINTON and the County of CLINTON and the County of CLINTON and the County of CLINTON and* the Act 62, P.A. 1933 townships and school districts County of CLINTON and the townships and school districts years or until altered by the townships and school districts townships and school districts townships and school districts townships and school districts Shall separate tax limitations within the county, the aggregate voters of the county, for the within the county, the aggregate within the county, the aggregate be established for a period of 4 within the county, the aggregate within the county, the aggregate within the county, the aggregate of which shall not exceed fifteen County of CLINTON and the of which shall not exceed fifteen of which shall not exceed fifteen of which shall not exceed fifteen of which shall not exceed fifteen years or until altered by the (15) mills as follows:: of which shall not exceed fifteen (15) mills as follows:: townships and school districts (15} mills as follows:: (15) mills as follows:: (15) mills as follows:: (15) mills as follows:: voters of the county, for the County 5.B0 within the county, the aggregate County 5.80 County 5.B0 County of CLINTON and the County 5.80 County 5.80 County 5.80 Townships 1.00 of which shall not exceed fifteen Townships 1.00 Townships 1.00 Townships 1.00 Townships -1.00 townships and school districts Intermediate School District .20 (15) milts as follows:: Townships 1.00 Intermediate School District, .20 within the county, the aggregate Intermediate School District .20 Intermediate School District .20 Intermediate School District .20 Intermediate School District .20 School Districts (a school district County ' 5.80 School Districts (a school district School Districts (a school district School Districts (a school district School Districts (a school district of which shall not exceed fifteen located entirely within 'a city School Districts (a school district located entirely within a'~ctty Townships 1.00 j located entirely within a city located entirely within a city located entirely within a city located entirely within a city (15) mills as follows:: shall receive In addition mlllage Intermediate School District .20 shall receive In addition mlllago. County 5.B0 shall receive In addition mlllage shall receive In addition mlllage shall receive In addition mlllage shall recolve In addition mlllage equal to the township > School Districts (a school district equal to the township equal to the township equal to the township , equal to the township Townships 1.00 mlllage) 8.00 equal to the township mlllage) B.O0 located entirely within a city mlllage) 6.00 mlllage) 8.00 mlllage) 8.00 mlllage) 8.00 Intermediate School District .20 TOTAL 15.00 mills shall receive In addition mlllage TOTAL 15.00 mills TOTAL 15.00 mills TOTAL 15.00 mills school Districts (a school district TOTAL 15.00 mills TOTAL 15.00 mills ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL equal to the township ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL located entirely within a city AMENDMENT Sl OR ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS OR mlllage) ' 8.00 AMENDMENTS 'OR AMENDMENTS OR AMENDMENTS OR AMENDMENTS OR shall receive In addition mlllage PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY TOTAL !5.00mlllSs PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY equal to the township PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY T .BE SUBMITTED ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL BE SUBMITTED , BE SUBMITTED BE SUBMITTED BE SUBMITTED ' mlllage) B.00 BE SUBMITTED 1 Notice Relative to Opening and AMENDMENTS OR Notice Relative to Opening and Notice Relative to Opening and Notice Relative to Opening and Notice Relative to Opening and TOTAL 15.00 mills Closing of the Polls PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY Proposal Closing of the Polls Closing of the Polls Closing of the Polls Closing of the Polls ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. BE SUBMITTED (FIRE EQUIPMENT , ELECTION LAW, AL\ 116, P.A. ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. AMENDMENTS OR 1954 Notice Relative to Opening and PROPOSITION 1954 1954 ' 1954 1954 PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY SECTION 720. On the day of Closing of the Polls Shall'the Township Board of SECTION 720. On the day of SECTION 720. On the day of BE SUBMITTED SECTION 720. On the day of SECTION 720. On the day of any election, the polls shall be ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. Dallas Township, Clinton any election, the polls shall be any election, Ihe polls shall be any election, the polls shall be any election, the polls shall be Notice Relative to Opening and •opened at 7 o'clock In the 1954 County, Michigan, be authorized opened at 7 o'clock in the opened at 7 o'clock In-the Closing of the Polls opened at 7 o'clock In the opened at 7 o'clock In the forenoon, and shall be SECTION 720. On the day of to levy a tax not to exceed 1 mill forenoon, and shall be forenoon, and shall be forenoon, and shall be forenoon, and shall " be ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. continuously open until B o'clock any election, the polls shall be on the State Equalized Valuation continuously open until 8 o'clock continuously open until 8 o'clock 1954 continuously open until 8 o'clock continuously open until 8 o'clock In the afternoon and no longer. opened at 7 o'clock in the of the Township for a period of 4 In the afternoon and no longer. In the afternoon and no longer. In the afternoon and no longer. In the afternoon and no longer. SECTION 720. On the day of Every qualified elector present forenoon, and shall be years, 1977 through 19B0, both Every qualified elector present Every qualified elector present any election, the polls shall be Every qualified elector present Every qualified elector present and In line at the polls at the hour continuously open until 8 o'clock inclusive, to purchase a Fire and In tine at the polls at the hour and In line at the polls at the hour and In line at the polls at the hour and In line at the polls at the hour opened at 7 o'clock in the prescribed for the closing thereof In the afternoon and no longer Truck and fire fighting prescribed for the closing thereof prescribed for the closing thereof forenoon, and shall be prescribed for the closing thereof prescribed for the closing thereof shall be allowed to vote. Every qualified elector present equipment? shall be allowed to vote. shall be allowed to vote. shall be allowed to vote. shall be allowed to vote. . continuously open until B o'clock THE POLLS of said .election and In line at the polls at the hour In addition, shall the Township THE POLLS of said election In the afternoon and no longer. THE POLLS of said election THE POLLS of said election THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and prescribed for the closing thereof Board of Dallas Township, will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and will be open at 7 o'clock a.m: and Every qualified elector present will remain open until 8 o'clock shall be allowed to vote. Clinton County, Michigan be wilt remain open until B o'clock and in line at the polls.a,t the hour will remain open until B o'clock will remain open until a o'clock will remain open until 6 o'clock p.m. of said day of election, THE POLLS Of said election authorized to levy a tax not to p.m. of said day of election. p.m. of said day of election. p.m. of said day of election. • p.m. of said day of election. prescribed for the closing thereof will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and exceed 'A mill for a period of 8 shall be allowed 1o vote. RUDOLPH MOHNKE will remain open until 8 o'clock years. 1977 throuoh 1984, both KELLEY E. CARTER THE POLLS of said election Clerk of said township p.m. of said day of election. inclusive, for the purpose of cierkof saldtownshlp ALICE SULLIVAN ONALEE MANEVAL will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and levying a tax to defray, in wnoie , VERN UPTON Cierkof saldtownshlp Cierkof saldtownshlp ' Clerk of said township will remain open until B o'clock Dated: Qct ZQt 1976 LYOLA D. DUNKEL or In part, the cost of operating Dated: p.m. of said day of election. cierkofsaldtownshlp - the Dallas Township Fire Oct 20, 1976 Dated: Oct. 20, 1976 Dated: Oct 20, 1976 Dated: Oc,t 20, 1976_ '^ Department? JUNE F. BURNETT Dated: Qct ZQf l9?6 Clerk of said town*Ip YES NO Dated: Oct. 20, 1976 Notice Relative to Opening and Closing of the Poll! ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. 1954 SECTION 720. On the day of any election, the polls shall be opened at 7 o'clock In the • forenoon, and shall be continuously open until 0 o'clock In the afternoon and no longir. Every qualified elector present . and In line •> the polls at me hour prescribed for the closing thereof shall be allowed to vote. THE POLLS of uld election will be open at 7 o'clock •,m, and . will remain open until a o'clock p.m. of tela; day of alictlon. GET OUT JOSEPHINE C. OOERGE AND VOTE Cierkof saldtownshlp Dated: 0ct. 20, 1976 'OCTOBER 20,1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWSl ST. JOHNS! MICHIGAN 1 IB GENERAL ELECTION NOTICES CONTINUED

CONGRESSIONAL United will remain open until 6 o'clock MAY BE ON THE BALLOT OF THE COMBINED shall receive In addition millage NATIONAL President and p.m. of said day ot election. States Senator, Representative AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE equal to the township in Congress. PERSONAL INCOME OR Vice-President of the United FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN MICHIGAN. millage) 8.00 States LEGISLATIVE State OFFICERS, VIZ: TOTAL 15.00 mills PAUL E. GRAFF, Jr. PROPOSALD CONGRESSIONAL United Representative. THREE JUSTICES OF THE ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL States Senator, Representative Clerkof saldtownship STATE Two Members of the PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE SUPREME COURT PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE AMENDMENTS OR St. Johns In Congress. State Board of Education, Two JUDGE OF THE COURT OF PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY Dated: Oct. 20, 1976 Regents of the University qf INCOME TAX WITH A LEGISLATIVE State APPEALS GRADUATED STATE INCOME BE SUBMITTED Representative. Michigan, Two Trustees of CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Notice Relative to Opening and Michigan State University, Two TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR STATE Two Members of the PROBATE COURT JUDGE 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE Closing of the Polls State Board of Education, Two v Governors of Wayne State •2* * 1 DISTRICT COURT JUDGE' ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. University. AND BASIS^ FOR STATE Regents of the University of AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE 1954 Michigan, Two Trustees of Olive COUNTY Prosecuting INCOME TAXES TO BE FOLLOWING STATE DETERMINED BY THE SECTION 720: On the day of To The Qualified Electors: Michigan State University, Two Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, PROPOSALS: any election, the polls shall be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Governors qf Wayne State County Treasurer, Reqister of LEGISLATURE. PROPOSALA AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE opened at 7 o'clock in the That a General Election will be University. • Deeds, Drain Commissioner, PROPOSED LAW TO forenoon, and shall be held in the To The Qualified Electors: Surveyor, County Commissioner FOLLOWING STATE COUNTY Prosecuting t»:« PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- PROPOSALS: continuously open until 8 o'clock C1TYOFST.JOHNS Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, and such other Officers as, are In the afternoon and no longer That a General Election will be RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND PROPERTY TAX COUNTYOFCLINTON County Treasurer, Reqister of elected at that time. CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND Every qualified elector present held In the TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, LIMITATION REFERENDUM STATEOFM1CHIGAN Deeds, Drain Commissioner, BEER; TO REQUIRE Act 62, P.A. 1933 and In tine at the polls at the hour Surveyor, County Commissioner Treasurer, Trustee(s), prescribed for the closing thereof AT TOWNSHIP OF OLIVE Constable(s). , ^ , • REFUNDABLE CASH Shall separate tax limitations St. Johns Municipal Building and such other Officers as are DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK be established for a period of 4 shall be allowed to vote. elected at that time. COUNTY OF CLINTON AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ within said/city 1- I.^C'J* STATE OF MICHIGAN AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO years or until altered by the THE POLLS of said election TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Cterk, TIONAL OFFICERS THAT will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 AT MAY BE ON THE BALLOT PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR voters of the county, for the Treasurer, Trustee(s), VIOLATION OF THE LAW. County of CLINTON and the will remain open until 8 o'clock FOR THE PURPOSE OF Constable(s).' Olive Township Hall AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE p.m. of said day of election. ELECTING THE FOLLOWING FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN PROPOSALB townships and school, districts OFFICERS, VIZ: AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ no PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE within the county, the aggregate TIONAL OFFICERS THAT within said Township on OFFICERS, VIZ: MILDRED E. MCDONOUGH NATIONAL President and TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1976 QUALIFICATIONS FOR^THE of which shall not exceed fifteen MAY BE ON THE BALLOT THREE JUSTICES OF THE Clerkof saldtownship Vice-President of the United FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPREME COURT OFFICERS OF STATE (15) mills as follows:: States AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE SENATOR AND STATE county 5.80 FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN ELECTING THE FOLLOWING JUDGE OF THE COURT OF Dated: Qct. 20, 1976 CONGRESSIONAL United OFFICERS, VIZ: APPEALS REPRESENTATIVE. Townships 1-00 States Senator, Representative OFFICERS, VIZ: Intermediate School District .20 THREE JUSTICES OF THE NATIONAL President and CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE PROPOSALC in Congress. Vice-President of the United PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL School Districts (a school district SUPREME COURT PROBATE COURT JUDGE located entirely within a city LEGISLATIVE State JUDGE OF THE COURT OF States DISTRICT COURT JUDGE STATE TAXES AND Representative. SPENDING TO S.3 PERCENT shall receive In addition mltlage 'APPEALS CONGRESSIONAL United AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE STATE Two Members of the States Senator, Representative OF THE COMBINED equal to the township CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE FOLLOWING STATE millage) 8.00 State Board of Education, Two PROBATE COURT JUDGE In Congress. PROPOSALS! PERSONAL INCOME OF Regents of the University of LEGISLATIVE State MICHIGAN. TOTAL 15.00 milts Michigan, Two Trustees of DISTRICT COURT JUDGE PROPOSALA ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL Representative. PROPOSED LAW TO PROPOSALD Michigan State University, Two AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE STATE Two Members of the PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE AMENDMENTS OR Governors of Wayne State FOLLOWING STATE PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY State Board of Education, Two RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE University. PROPOSALS: INCOME TAX WITH A BE SUBMITTED Regents of the University of CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND To The Qualified Electors; COUNTY Prosecuting PROPOSALA Michigan, Two Trustees of GRADUATED STATE INCOME Notice Relative to Opening and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PROPOSED LAW TO BEER; TO REQUIRE Closing of the Pdlts Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, Michigan State University, Two R-EFUN DABLE CASH TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR That a General Election will be County Treasurer, Reqister of PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- Governors of Wayne State 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. held in the Deeds, Drain Commissioner, RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK 1954 University. , AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO AND BASIS FOR STATE TOWNSHIP OF WESTPHALIA Surveyor, County Commissioner CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND COUNTY Prosecuting INCOME TAXES TO BE SECTION 720. On the day of COUNTYOFCLINTON and such other Officers as are BEER; TO REQUIRE PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR any election, the polls shall be Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, VIOLATION OF THE LAW. DETERMINED BY THE STATEOF MICHIGAN elected at that time. R-E FUNDABLE CASH LEGISLATURE. opened at 7 o'clock In the County Treasurer, Reqister of ' PROPOSAL B TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK Deeds, Drain Commissioner, AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE forenoon, and shall be AT AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO PROPOSAt TO CHANGE THE continuously open until 6 o'clock Treasurer, Trustee(s), ': » To The Qualified Electors: Surveyor, County Commissioner FOLLOWING STATE Westphalia Township Hall Constable(s). PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR. QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE PROPOSALS: in the afternoon and no longer. ; '.NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN, and such other Officers as are OFFICERS OF STATE - AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ VIOLATION 6F THE LAW. elected at that time. PROPERTY TAX Every qualified elector present within said Township on TIONAL OFFICERS THAT PROPOSALB ; * "That a General Election will be SENATOR AND STATE and In line at the polls at the hour held In the , TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, LIMITATION REFERENDUM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 MAY BE ON THE BALLOT PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE REPRESENTATIVE. Act 62, P.A. 1933 prescribed for the closing thereof Treasurer, Trustee(s), PROPOSALC FOR THE PURPOSE OF AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE '•"• TOWNSHIP OF LEBANON Constable(s). Shall separate tax limitations shall be allowed to vote, ELECTING THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS OF STATE PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL THE POLLS of said .election FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN COUNTY OF CLINTON AND ALSO ANY ADD|. STATE TAXES AND be established for a period of 4 OFFICERS, VIZ: SENATOR AND STATE years or until altered by the will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and OFFICERS, VIZ: STATE OF MICHIGAN TIONAL OFFICERS THAT SPENDING TO B.3 PERCENT NATIONAL President and THREE JUSTICES OF THE REPRESENTATIVE. voters of the county, for the will remain open until 8 o'clock Vice-President of the United . i: AT* MAY BE ON THE BALLOT OF THE COMBINED SUPREME COURT PROPOSALC AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE County of CLINTON and the p.m. of said day of election. States '• Lebanon Township Hall PERSONAL INCOME OF JUDGE OF THE COURT OF PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN townships and school districts MANLEY HUNT CONGRESSIONAL United STATE TAXES AND MICHIGAN. within the county, the aggregate APPEALS r*T yvlthln said Township on OFFICERS, VIZ: PROPOSALD Clerk of said townsh lp States Senator, Representative SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT of which shall not exceed fifteen In Congress. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE •' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 THREE JUSTICES OF THE PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE PROBATE COURT JUDGE OF THE COMBINED (15) mills as follows:: Da,ed: LEGISLATIVE State FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPREME COURT PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE Oct. 20, 1976 DISTRICT COURT JUDGE PERSONAL INCOME OF *•" ELECTING THE FOLLOWING JUDGE OF THE COURT OF County 5.80 Representative. MICHIGAN. INCOME TAX WITH A Townships l.oo AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE OFFICERS, VIZ: APPEALS GRADUATED STATE INCOME STATE Two Members of the PROPOSALD CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE ' Intermediate School District .20 State Board of Education, Two FOLLOWING STATE NATIONAL President and TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR PROPOSALS: PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE PROBATE COURT JUDGE School Districts (a school district Regents of the University of PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE Vice-President of the United 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE / PROPOSALA States, DISTRICT COURT JUDGE located entirely within a city Michigan, Two Trustees of INCOME TAX WITH A , AND BASIS FOR STATE PROPOSED LAW TO .- CONGRESSIONAL United AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE shall receive In addition millage Michigan State University, Two GRADUATED STATE INCOME INCOME TAXES TO BE equal to the township PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- States Senator, Representative FOLLOWING STATE DETERMINED BY THE Governors of Wayne state TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1 PROPOSALS: millage) 8.00 University. RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE ' In Congress. LEGISLATURE. Watertown CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND » • L-EGISLATIVE State PROPOSALA AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE TOTAL 15.00mllls COUNTY Prosecuting AND BASIS FOR STATE Representative. ' ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, BEER; TO REQUIRE INCOME TAXES TO BE PROPOSED LAW TO FOLLOWING STATE R-EFUN DABLE CASH STATE Two Members of the PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- PROPOSALS: AMENDMENTS OR County Treasurer, Reqister of DETERMINED BY THE '•' State Board of Education, Two PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY To ihe Qualified Electors: Deeds, Drain Commissioner, DEPOSITS FOR.SOFTDRINK LEGISLATURE. RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND PROPERTY TAX AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO * 'Regents of the University of CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND BE SUBMITTED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Surveyor, CoUnty Commissioner AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE LIMITATION REFERENDUM .That a General Election wilt be PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR 'ji't/Mtcnlganv-i Two Trustees of> ,-BEER;- -TO REQUIRE Act 62, P.A. 1933 Notice Relative to.Opening and and such other Officers as are FOLLOWING STATE Closing of.ihe Polls *>.* *u-.» jt heldJn the ,electedat that time, • VIOLATION OF THE LAW- PROPOSALS:' • . ,. , •UH/Michigan Wale Untverslf/wTwo-r *R-E>fwUN,D AB-L,Ew..CASHf •'"•Shali'separate-tax' limitations PROPOSALB "V Governors of Wayne -iSJtate -. DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK be established for a period of 4 ELECTION LAW, AC", 116„R.A. . TOWjUSHip .OF WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, PROPERTY TAX '• -University. 1954 Treasurer, Trustee(s), PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE LIMITATION REFERENpUM AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO years or until altered by the " COUNTYOFCLINTON QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE -*.". COUNTY Prosecuting PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR voters ot the county, for the SECTION 720. On the day of STATE OF MICHIGAN Constabte(s). Act 62, P.A. 1933 AND' ALSO ANY ADD!- OFFICERS OF STATE •~ ' Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, VIOLATION OF THE LAW. County of CLINTON*and tht any election, the polls shall be AT Shall separate tax limitations vt'"County Treasurer, Reaister of opened at 7 o'clock In the TIONAL OFFICERS THAT SENATOR AND STATE be established for a period of 4 PROPOSALB ' townships and school districts REPRESENTATIVE. Deeds, Drain Commissioner, PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE within the county, the aggregate forenoon, and shall be Old Wacousta School Gym MAY BE ON THE BALLOT years or until altered by the Surveyor, County Commissioner continuously open until 8 o'clock AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE PROPOSALC voters of the county, for the QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE of which shall not exceed fifteen within said Township on PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL '.'and such other Officers as are OFFICERS OF STATE In the afternoon and no longer. FOLLOWING NONPARTISAN County of CLINTON and the :*; elected at that time. (15) mills as follows:: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 STATE TAXES AND SENATOR AND STATE County 5.BO Every qualified elector present OFFICERS, VIZ: townships and school districts ••* TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, and In line at the polls at the hour FOR THE PURPOSE OF THREE JUSTICES OF THE SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT within the county, the aggregate REPRESENTATIVE, Townships 1.00 ELECTING THE FOLLOWING OF THE COMBINED * "•Treasurer, Trustee(s), PROPOSALC prescribed for the closing thereof SUPREME COURT of which shall not exceed fifteen Intermediate School District .20 OFFICERS, VIZ: PERSONAL INCOME OF Constable (s). , PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL School Districts (a school district shall be allowed to vote. JUDGE OF THE COURT OF (15) mills as follows:: AND ALSO ANY ADD!- NATIONAL President and APPEALS MICHIGAN. CountV 5.80 STATE TAXES AND located entirely within a city THE POLLS of said election Vice-President of the-. United TIONAL OFFICERS THAT CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE PROPOSALD Townships l.oo SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT shall receive In addition mtllage will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and States * /MAY BE ON THE BALLOT OF THE COMBINED will remain open until 8 o'clock PROBATE COURT JUDGE PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE Intermediate School District .20- equal to the township CONGRESSIONAL United PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE %'- AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE PERSONAL INCOME OF millage) B.00 p.m. of said day of election. DISTRICT COURT JUDGE School Districts (a school district COFOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN States Senator, Representative AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE INCOME TAX WITH A MICHIGAN. TOTAL 15.00 mills in Congress. located entirely within a city -'> OFFICERS, VIZ: PROPOSALD FOLLOWI N G STATE GRADUATED STATE INCOME shall receive In addition millage ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL LEGISLATIVE State TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR THREE JUSTICES OF THE PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE PROPOSALS: equal to the township AMENDMENTS OR VICTOR HOPP Representative. 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE SUPREME COURT PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY PROPOSALA millage) Q.OO Clerkof saldtownship STATE Two Members of the PROPOSED LAW TO AND BASIS FOR STATE -il-JUDGE OF THE COURT OF INCOME TAX WITH A BE SUBMITTED State Board of Education, Two "TOTAL 15.00 mills r *'APPEALS GRADUATED STATE INCOME PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- INCOME TAXES TO BE ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL Dated: Oct. 20, 1976 ' Regents of the University of DETERMINED BY THE -. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR -PROPOSAL RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND AMENDMENTS OR Michigan, Two Trustees of CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND LEGISLATURE. -.'PROBATE COURT JUDGE • 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE LIQUOR BY THE GLASS Michigan State University, Two PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY "• -DISTRICT COURT JUDGE AND BASIS FOR STATE BEER; TO REQUIRE AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE BE SUBMITTED 1 "Shall the sale of spirits in Governors of Wayne State -»* AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE INCOME TAXES TO BE R-EFUN DABLE CASH FOLLOW I NG STAT E addition to beer and wine be University. PROPOSALS: PROPOSAL NO. 1 ".FOLLOWING STATE DETERMINED BY THE permitted for consumption on Victor DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK COUNTY Prosecuting AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO PROPERTY TAX AMENDMENT OF SECTION 3.1 :>: PROPOSALS: LEGISLATURE. the premises -within the>, Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, OF THE CHARTER OF THE -,v PROPOSAL A AN D ALSO TO VOTE ON THE PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR LIMITATION REFERENDUM Township of Ovid under the County Treasurer, Reqister of Act 62, P.A. 1933 CITY OF DEWITT PROPOSED LAW TO FO LLOWING STAT E provisions of the law governing VIOLATION OF THE'LAW. To The Qualified Electors: Deeds, Drain Commissioner, PROPOSALB Shall separate tax limitations Shall Section 3.1 of the Charter -VPROHIBITTHE USE OF NON- PROPOSALS: same?" Surveyor, County Commissioner of the City of DeWitt be amended - * RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND PROPERTY TAX NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE be established for a period of 4 Yes No That a General Election will be and such other Officers as are QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE years or until altered by the to remove property ownership as CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND LIMITATION REFERENDUM elected at that time. - a qualification for holding City Act 62, P.A. 1933 held In the OFFICERS OF STATE voters of the county, for the. - '*>BEER; TO REQUIRE Notice Relative to Opening and TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, County of CLINTON and the office? '.. R-EFUN DABLE CASH Shall separate tax limitations TOWNSHIP OF VICTOR SENATOR AND STATE Closing of the Polls Treasurer, Trustee(s), REPRESENTATIVE. townships and school districts YES NO DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK be established for a period of 4 COUNTY OF CLINTON Constabie(s). years or until altered by the ELECTION LAW. ACT 116, P.A. PROPOSALC within the county, the aggregate .* .--AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO 1954 STATE OF MICHIGAN AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ of which shall not exceed fifteen STATEMENTOF PURPOSE ipROVIDE PENALTIES FOR voters of the county* for the PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL SECTION 720. On the day of AT TIONAL OFFICERS THAT STATE TAXES AND (15] mills as follows;: This amendment would **' VIOLATION OF THE LAW. County of CLINTON and the MAY BE ON THE BALLOT townships and school districts any election, the polls shall be Victor Township Hall SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT County 5.80 remove the requirement of *S PROPOSAL B opened at 7 o'clock In the AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE property ownership as a •."*. PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE within the county, the aggregate OF THE COMBINED Townships 1.00 forenoon, and shall be within said Township on FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN Intermediate School District .20 condition of holding City office. * ' QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE of which shall not exceed fifteen TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 OFFICERS, VIZ: PERSONAL INCOME OF (15) mills as follows:: continuously open until 8 o'clock MICHIGAN. ' \ School Districts (a school district Printed by authority of the •-''.'OFFICERS OF STATE FOR,THE PURPOSE OF THREE JUSTICES OF THE 1 County . , 5.80 in the afternoon and no longer. PROPOSALD located entirely within a city County Election Commission ^-"SENATOR AND STATE Every qualified elector present ELECTING THE FOLLOWING SUPREME COURT shall receive In addition millage REPRESENTATIVE. Townships 1.00 PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE PROPOSAL NO. 2 and in line at the polls at the hour OFFICERS, VIZ: JUDGE OF THE COURT OF equal to the township AMENDMENT OF SECTION 3.1 PROPOSALC Intermediate School District .20 NATIONAL President and APPEALS PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE prescribed for the closing thereof INCOME TAX WITH A millage) 8.00 OF THE CHARTER OF THE •C'PROPOSAL TO, LIMIT ALL School Districts (a school district shall be allowed to vote. Vice-President of the United CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE " STATE TAXES AND located entirety within a city GRADUATED STATE INCOME TOTAL 15.00 mills CITY OF DE WITT THE POLLS of said election States PROBATE COURT JUDGE Shall Section 3.1 of the Charter SPENDING TO 8.3 PERCENT shall receive In addition millage TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and CONGRESSIONAL United DISTRICT COURT JUDGE AMENDMENTS OR of the City of DeWItt be amended ;• -OF THE COMBINED equal to the township States Senator, Representative AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE millage) 8.00 will remain open until 8 o'clock AND BASIS FOR STATE PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY to remove the requirement of vj.E-PERSONAL INCOME OF p.m. of said day ot election. in Congress. FOLLOW!N G STATE residency within the City as a MICHIGAN. TOTAL 15.00 mills INCOME TAXES TO BE BE SUBMITTED LEGISLATIVE State PROPOSALS: Notice Relative to Opening and condition of holding office other PROPOSALD ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL PORTER MARTIN Representative. PROPOSALA DETERMINED BY THE LEGISLATURE. \ Closing of the Polls • than Mayor or Councilman? ''•PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE AMENDMENTS OR Clerkof said township STATE Two Members of the PROPOSED LAW TO PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. Y« NO '.PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE State Board of Education, Two PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- 1954 " INCOME TAX WITH A BE SUBMITTED Dated: Oct. 20, 1976 FO LLOWI NG STATE Regents of the University of RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND SECTION 720. On the day of STATEMENTOF PURPOSE * -GRADUATED STATE INCOME Notice Relative to Opening and Michigan, Two Trustees of CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND PROPOSALS: TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR Closing of the Polls PROPERTY TAX any election, the polls shall be This amendment would altow Michigan State University, Two BEER; TO REQUIRE opened at .7 o'clock in the nonresidents of the City of .-..-1977; THEREAFTER, RATE ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. Governors of Wayne State LIMITATION REFERENDUM R-EFUN DABLE CASH Act 62, P.A. 1933 forenoon^ and shall be DeWItt to hold City offices other AND BASIS FOR STATE 1954 University. DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK SECTION 720. On the day of Shall separate tax limitations continuously open until 8 o'clock than .Mayor or Councilman. * HNCOME TAXES TO BE COUNTY Prosecuting AND BEER CONTAINERS,* TO In the afternffdTf and no longer. Printed by authority of the DETERMINED BY THE any election, the polls shall be Riley Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, be established for a period of 4 PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR years or until altered by the Every qualified elector present County Election Commission •- .LEGISLATURE. opened at 7 o'clock in the County Treasurer, Reqister of VIOLATION OF THE LAW. forenoon, " and shall be voters of the county, for the and in line at the polls at the hour PROPOSAL NO.3 ." •, AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE Deeds, Drain Commissioner, PROPOSALB prescribed for me closing thereof *• FOLLOW I N G STATE continuously open until 8 o'clock County of CLINTON and the MILLAGE PROPOSITION TO To The Qualified Electors: Surveyor, County Commissioner PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE shall be allowed to vote. INCREASE THE PRESENT ;. PROPOSALS: In the afternoon and no longer. and such other Officers as are townships and school districts NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE within the county, the aggregate THE POLLS of said election TAX LIMITATION -,-oV PROPERTY TAX Every qualified elector present elected at that time. » OFFICERS OF STATE \ LIMITATION REFERENDUM and In tine at the polls at the hour That a General Election w.III be of which shall not'exceed fifteen will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and Shall the total tax rate held In the TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, SENATOR AND STATE will remain open until 8 o'clock limitation on real and personal ,T.-Act 62, P.A. 1933 prescribed for the closing thereof , Treasurer, Trustee(s), (15) mills as follows:: REPRESENTATIVE. county 5.80 p.m. of said day of election. property subject to taxation In i i . Shall separate tax limitations shall be allowed to vote. TOWNSHIP OF RILEY Constable(s). „«„„ PROPOSALC •-.-toe established for a period of 4 THE POLLS of said election COUNTYOF CLINTON Townships 1.00 the City of DeWitt be Increased AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL by $0.50 Dollars per thousand years or until altered by the will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and STATE OF MICHIGAN TIONAL OFFICERS THAT Intermediate School District .20 F.BRUCE WOOD STATE TAXES AND School Districts (a school district dollars of state equalized -v' .voters of the county, for the will remain open until 8 o'clock AT MAY BE ON THE BALLOT SPENDING TO 6.3 PERCENT Clerk of said city ^ ^County of CLINTON and the p.m. of said day of election. •- located entirely within a city valuation, which increase shall AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE OF THE COMBINED be effective for five years, for the *-* townships and school districts Riley Township Hall FOLLOWING NON-PARTiSAN shall receive In addition millage Dated: Oct. 20, 1976 PERSONAL , INCOME OF equal to the township purpose of funding the repair of within the county, the aggregate within said Township on OFFICERS, VIZ: MICHIGAN. of which shall not exceed fifteen millage) 8.00 paved local streets and local NEIL HARTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 THREE JUSTICES OF THE PROPOSALD drains? (15) mills as follows:: FOR THE -PURPOSE OF SUPREME COURT TOTAL 15.00 milts Clerk of said township 1 PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL tiCounty 5.80 ELECTING THE FOLLOWING JUDGE OF THE COURT OF PRESENT FLAT RATE STATE NO ' YES , Townships 1.00 Dated: Oct 20, 1976^ AMENDMENTS OR OFFICERS, VIZV APPEALS INCOME TAX WITH A Printed by authority of the Intermediate School District .20 NATIONAL President and CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY GRADUATED STATE INCOME BE SUBMITTED City of County Election Commission School Districts (a school district Vice-Piesldent of the United PROBATE COURT JUDGE TAX FOR CALENDAR YEAR W^ocated entirely within a city States . DISTRICT COURT JUDGE Notice Relative to Opening and 1977; THEREAFTER, RATE Closing of the polls Notice Relative to Opening and shall receive In addition millage CONGRESSIONAL United AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE AND BASIS FOR STATE 'equal to the township ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. Closing of the Polls States Senator, Representative FOLLOW!NG STATE INCOME TAXES TO BE DeWItt ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A. millage) , 8.00 Ovid In Congress. PROPOSALS: 1954 DETERMINED BY THE SECTION 720. On the day of 1954 TOTAL 15.00 mills LEGISLATIVE State PROPOSALA LEGISLATURE. SECTION 720. On the day of ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL Representative. x PROPOSED LAW TO any election, the polls shall be AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE opened at 7 o'clock In the ' any election, the polls shall be AMENDMENTS OR To The Qualified Electors: STATE Two Members of the PROHIBIT THE USE OF NON- FO LLOWIN G STATE opened ,at 7 -o'clock In the PROPOSITIONS THAT MAY State Board of Education, Two RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND forenoon, and shall be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PROPOSALS: continuously open until 8 o'clock ^ forenoon, and shall be BE SUBMITTED That a General Election will be Regents of the University of CANS FOR SOFT DRINKS AND PROPERTY. TAX To The Qualified Electors: Notice Relative to Opening and Michigan, Two Trustees of BEER; TO REQUIRE In the afternoon and no longer. continuously open until 8 o'clock held In the LIMITATION REFERENDUM Every qualified elector present NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, In the afternoon and no longer Closing of the Polls Michigan Slate University, Two • R-EFUN DABLE CASH Act 62, P.A. 1933 i That a General Election will be ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P.A, TOWNSHIP OF OVID Governors of; Wayne State DEPOSITS FOR SOFT DRINK and in line at the polls at the hour Every qualified elector present Shall separate tax limitations prescribed for the closing thereof held In the and In line at the polls at the hour 1954 COUNTYOF CLINTON University. AND BEER CONTAINERS; TO be established fo|L.a period of 4 STATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY Prosecuting PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR shall be allowed to vote. ' """CITY OF DEWITT" prescribed for the closing thereof SECTION 720. On the day of years or until altered by the THE POLLS of said election shall be allowed to vote. any election, the polls shall be AT Attorney, Sheriff', County Clerk, VIOLATION OF THE LAW. voters of the county, for the COUNTYOFCLINTON County Treasurer* Reaister of will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and STATE OFMICHIGAN • THE POLLS-of said election opened at 7 o'clock In ihe OVld Village Hall on Front Street PROPOSALS ^ County of CLINTON and the will remain open until 8 o'clock will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and forenoon, and shall be \ Deeds, Drain Commissioner, PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE townships and school districts AT within said Township on Surveyor, County Commissioner p.m. of Said day of election. ' will remain open until 8 o'clock continuously open until 8 o'clock QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE within the county, the aggregate CITY OF DEWITT p.m. of said day of election. In the afternoon and no longer TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976" and such other Officers as are OFFICERS OF STATE of which shall pot exceed fifteen WALTER KEILEN 1 FOR THE PURPOSE OF elected at that tfme. Fire Hall on 118 So. Bridge St. Every qualified elector present SENATOR AND STATE (15) mills as follows:: Clerkof saldtownship ELLA MAE TERPENNING and In line at the polish the hour ELECTINoTHE FOLLOWING TOWNSHIP Supervisor, Clerk, REPRESENTATIVE. • County 5.80 Clerkof saldclty prescribed for the closing thereof OFFICERS, VIZ: Treasurer, Trustee(s)/ PROPOSALC Townships , 1.00 Dated:; Oct. 20, 1976 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 shall be allowed to vote. NATIONAL President and Cbnstabte(s). „, nnt PROPOSAL TO LIMIT ALL Intermediate School District .20' FOR THE PURPOSE OF Dated: Oct 20, 1976 THE POLLS of sdld election Vice-President of the United AND ALSO ANY ADDI­ STATE TAXES AND School Districts'^ school district ELECTINu THE FOLLOWING will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and States TIONAL OFFICERS THAT SPENDING TO B,3 PERCENT located entirely within a city OFFICERS, VIZ: OCTOBER 20.1976 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS! ST. JOHNSi MICHIGAN 12B 1 '• MSU's Dr. Ernest Mel by I > Bath have distinguished visitor

By Sharon Randall "Love is talking with a Melby was a special visitor world?" "What's college "Wow, this hour went fast," friend," wrote a seventh this week, somebody from like?" "Was it hard for you someone said. They pushed t grader at Bath Middle Michigan State, a teacher of to study?" "did you ever get each other a little bit. They School this week while he teachers. They wr,ote and to Africa?" "What kinds of left the room. It was quiet a and his classmates were illustrated poetry for him; games did you play?" "Did minute. ^ sharing an hour of classtime they picked his brain and his you like to hunt?" "Did you Dr. Melby, Minnesota (* with Dr. EJrnest Melby, heart with an onslaught of get along with your brothers' farm boy, student, teacher, professor emeritus at MSU. questions. and sisters?" "How can we principal, superintendent, Talking to Lansing Seventy-three years be better students?" doctor of philosophy, teachers last month, Melby stretch between Melby and Then giving advice, he told university professor, was urges them to reach out into this class of curious eager 12 them to start reading about moved. "I have not been the community and begin to year olds. When he was their what they were most around children this age for recognize the "tremendous age, women coudn't vote, interested in and soon they a long time," he said. Today asset" that lay people can be airplanes and trips to the would be interested in a lot of he was a learner; the in the classroom. He was in . moon weren't even dreams, things. "Form the habit of teacher back in the Bath this week as the first and he and his siblings were reading," he told them. "If classroom, an idea he volunteer in a fledgling helping their father clear you keep on reading, you'll espouses for principals and Clinton County Intermediate stumps from Minnesota go places." i School District project that superintendents and all farm land. administrative educators. hopes to match volunteer Melby, 85, has passed When it was Melby's turn resources with the needs of through a long list of to ask the questions, he had He was impressed by the schools and service experiences. > When these eager answers because he organizations. teacher, t Miss Sandy children were learning to wanted to know what each Thompson^ too. "In her walk, he had already been student would do if he had The program is presently field, she is equivalent to a retired for eight years. He two free hours. "I'd enjoy great artist at work," he . I seeking funding through a has traveled the road from time with my kittens, I love private foundation. Its said. In her classroom, Miss ' Dr. Ernest Melby, MSU professor emeritus chats informally with Bath 7th graders. teacher, to principal, to kittens." "I'd play tennis." Thompson stresses self- purpose will be to identify superintendent, to college "I'd make things out of qualified persons of all ages motivation, self-respect and professor, he has spent the wood." "I'd play my appreciation of each other. who are willing to volunteer past 20 years at MSU as an clarinet." "I'd settle down and match them to honorary professor, teaching with a good book." "I'd corresponding needs by their crochet or knit." "I like to "I feel like I've been in classes at his leisure, with church and just heard a skills. It is hoped the time to examine education, cook." "I'd play football." program will be able to "I'd help my Dad on the great sermon, as if I've to philosophize, to look heard a new symphony, or /e news provide support to ahead, to speak. farm. been to the woods to see vocational, tutorial, This week he had time to I enrichment and art At 2:10 the period was nature in all her beauty. It spend with a class of seventh was a very moving thing,'" programs. If financing is graders. They asked over. They had to go home. A Bicentennial program Among the songs were secured the project will They put their chairs on the he said. "If every voter in to Miss Lula Knight who will The Four Corners 4-H Club questions of each other, America .could have the was presented by Ivan Home Sweet Home, America be 93 years old, October 16. operate in Clinton County for shared bits of their lives, tables. Someone asked Dr. planning to go roller skating a year and then expand into experience I just had, we'd Kurrle to the United the Beautiful, America and Among those on the prayer November 28. built a kind of friendship. Melby for his auograph. Methodist Women of the the Star Spangled Banner by Ingham and Eaton during They thanked him. They never have trouble with list because of illness are Angie Howard, reporter. He told them that teaching another millage election." Elsie Church, Wednesday well-known singers. Mrs. Myron Tehtal, Mrs. the next two years. is the most giving profession teased the photographer. evening, Oct. 6 at the home Lillian Case, Mrs. Gerald Mrs. Myron Tethal Seventh graders seem to anyone could have, and walk a step ahead of their / of Mrs. Gordon Jones on Mrs. Harold~Hehrer, who Carroll and Mrs. .Hazel underwent major surgery at "giving of yourself is the i Ridge Road, Elsie. Blayney. the Owosso Memorial own bodies. Eager, they are. most important factor of opened with a poem by Helen ' in a hurry. Football, Televison stolen in Bath Twp. Kurrle of Owosso, a retired Steiner Rice, presided for Hospital Friday, Oct. 8. life." teacher, chose "Lest We Membership lists with baseball, and contests pop up He removed his coat and the business meeting which in their conversations. Forget" as the title of the was concerned with telephone numbers and Miss Mary Slagh entered walked about the room to Bath Township police program of colored pictures addresses were distributed But they are serious too,' each raised hand, cocking • taken and damage was also completion of plans for the the Owosso Memorial thinking of what's out there reported a breaking and done to the home. from scenes from all over annual harvest turkey to the ladies. Hospital for medical his head to listen. "Did you entering at the Tillie Derke the United States with in the world, curious of the like school" "did you like all The Bath force is also supper and bazaar in treatment Thursday. way people live. residence at 14560 Nichoals investigating two larcenies. accompanying recorded Fellowship Hall at the Elsie, Mrs. Hehrer displayed the people you met in the Rd., Bath. A television was music and songs. It was put United Methodist Church. It* samples of Christmas together with appropriate is scheduled for Wednesday, creativity, plaques, historical highlights. Oct. 20 with serving from 5 to ornaments, tree decorations, 7 p.m. ' bells and balls made at the Kurrle is a member of the workshop. She also gave out Owosso Camera Club and The following committees booklets with ideas for has several other programs for the event are: dining family craft projects. which he has shown to clubs, room, Mrs. Duane Green and schools and churches. Mrs. Jean Cobb; cleanup, The guests were served Mrs. Robert Kelley; pumpkin pie and coffee by "Lest We Forget" was a publicity, Mrs. Emerson Mrs. Robert Kelley, Mrs. continuence of his previous ( Dunham; tickets, Mrs. Bea Jim Dorman and Mrs. Grace showing of "Our Heritage", • Kelley; and the local church Fizzell. Mrs. Howard Peltier and dealt .with the growth of activities (kitchen), Mrs. closed with a poem I' America and with thanks to Mildred Whitaker, Mrs. pertaining to the present. our forefathers for the Philip West, Mrs. Donna Bur dick, Mrs. Gathal Mayflower Pact, the The 4-Corners 4-H Club Declaration of Independence Martin, and Mrs. Lyle Dunham. met on Tuesday, Oct. 5 at the and the constitution in E. E. Knight Elementary making this a better world in School in Elsie. which to live. Thanks were extended to Jack Nutter and Jim New officers' elected is just around • » Among the pictures were: Dorman for their many arerpresident, Renee the Statue of Liberty, hours of work during the Schroeder; vice president, Williamsburg, Virginia, painting of the United Doug Thering; secretary, Liberty Bell, Churches, Methodist Church and others Cindy Nicholas; reporter, Homes, Presidents, who assisted. The Angie Howard; treasurer, American and Christian members'who were present Terry Howard; health, flags and scenes of all parts signed the cards. There was Kevin Howard; and safety, of America. also a congratulations card Peggy Wilson. \ i

Knight Elementary holds annual carnival

By Dawn Levey was something for everyone games, guessing games, a Saturday October 16, the and of every age. From a doll lottery, a cake walk, and E.E. Knight Elementary country store, filled with so much more. School in Elsie held it's garden vegetables, a large selection of baked goods, annual carnival. The The elementary school is carnival was sponsored by candles, and plants, to blood thirsty vampires in the dark asking parents and friends to the school P.T. save Post Cereal box-tops, A. Many teachers and spookhouse, and pet spiders for sale made by the they are saving the box-tops parents volunteered their kindergarteners. to get new sports equipment time and materials to make for the school. Post is the carnival a great success. The usually student filled halls and classrooms were sponsoring the program, A large number of open to everyone for fun and deadline is March 1977'. children, teens, and adults games, and good food. Bring or send the box-tops i t turned-out to enjoy the Games were of all varieties; to: E.E, Knight Elementary evenings activities. There cake bingo, a fish pond, dart School, Elsie, Michigan.

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