-YJv .,;=*« f Johns teens have youth center and chance to work together ByTIMYOUNKMAN youth as to how the organization is progressing, and not to run Editor the organization," she said. The atmosphere of the center will be similar to the young After weeks of meetings between the St. Johns youth and adult coffee houses that were popular in the early 60's. There adults, local teens now have a place of their own—a new youth will be a small concession capable of serving sandwiches and center. snacks. The teens last week established a door-to-door advertising The project, was 'started last summer by Dan Chisholm,. campaign to enlist local support for the youth center project, county Juvenile probation officer, who heads the adult advisory which is headquartered in the railroad freight station on Railroad board. Street. \ ' Assisting in the formation of the center idea was Dorothy The lease on the building, officially named "Our House," Payne, representative of the Office of Economic Opportunity states that the building can be rented for five years for $5. (OEO). "The purpose of the project Is to give youth the responsibility Youth Volunteers who offered assistance were Kirk Simpson of creating and operating a teen center designed by youths to and Steve Parker. satisfy their needs," said Mrs. Mahlon Devereaux, adult publicity Committees of adults and teens have been organized to take advisor, care of such things as public relations, legal formalities-, facilities "The Ideal situation Is for all youth to work together to and financial matters, Mrs. Devereaux said. shape public relations that would represent the youth in the Adult committee members are: community as a whole," she said. Finance—Patrick Kelly, Rollin A. Huard, James Moore and "Each Individual must and will assume a responsible position Ed and Marie Prowant. if this teen center is to survive," she said. Publicity—Robert Dltmer, Bob Barnes, Mahlon and Joan The teen center will provide, undercurreijtplans, recreation, Devereaux and Betty Minsky. education and counseling.The members are responsible for keeping Facility-Sam Serrell, Rev. Hugh Banninga, Dorothy Payne, all activities in the teen center within "established legal bounds," and Dr. and Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Devereaux said. , ' Legal—Dick Wells, Dick May, and Lyle French. She noted that ties have been established between the center Teen committee members are: members, police department, adult leaders andcommunityorgan- Publicity—Barb Eaton, Kathy Vitek, Jean Peterson, Kirk izations willing to help. Simpson, Mark Mercer and Nancy Nelson. "These ties are there to inform the public as well as the Continued on Page 3A NEW SIGN Helping to erect- the new youth center sign Saturday were, from left, Pat Weber, Mtke Weber, Jon Prowant, Ron Prowant, Br$nda Murphy and 115th Year, No, 37 5T. JOHNS, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1971 15 CENTS DcmVanBten. Photo by ED CHEENEY In News tourney DeWitt expands Ovid-Elsie favored Panthers may stage upset suspension policies By TIM YOUNKMAN the student, the principal, gui son or are flagrantly disruptive of Saturday is the big day for Clinton County Coach Gary Roberts, while reluctant to Editor dance cousellor and the teachers classroom environment or school wrestling fans as five area high school single out individual players for honors, involved. activities. teams prepare to clash in the second annual said the Panthers' best chance at ta'king any The school policy states that The DeWitt school board Mon The -new policy defines the a student facing indefinite or Clinton County News wrestling tournament. match, including Saturday's tournament fell day night expanded the standing on the shoulders of Mike Cole, 132-poiind conduct leading to suspenslon.as permanent suspension, will "have t may appear to be a consensus among policy on suspension of students "gross mlspondtict; persistent fog cohstitiiUon'at rifeht bf dUe -divisionprJferry Marriott,- 185~podttd-class, by further defining conducK-of >rt wWetling Uoacties that t>vld^Elsie~has &~ and Chuck Gorman, 167-pound class. disobedience or opposmon-notnrtfQ§sm ' -~**~— - chance to repeat last year's runaway victory students and spelling out the authority {irisubordinaUM/^Ev^^f'^^ ^ I AM since1' most *of the* samer members of that Roberts noted that where some of the duties of school administrators. log the building during* school The tfndent and his parents wrestlers are inexperienced* they have had squad have returned again'this year. TOURNAMENT SATURDAY - Jf F hours without permission, smok- W l» Wormed by registered almost half the season to get in shape and The new regulations define the letter of the charges date, time But that Victory may not be as easy to would give any squad quite a bit of trouble. i three types of suspensions that ing, possession, use, or under come by this year. the influence of alcohol or drugs and place of the hearing. The The St. Johns Redwings have found the The Clinton County News will sponsor a may be used by the board of student will have the "right to In the first annual News wrestling tourna going a bit tough, dropping their first three education. on school property, fighting, county-wide wrestling tournament Saturday at physical violence destruction of remain silent without prejudice ment , the Marauders scored 106 points matches to Mt. Pleasant, Ovid-Elsie and They are temporary suspen during the hearing, to refrain well ahead of St. Johns' 68 point output. Charlotte. St. Johns gymnasium beginning at 10 a.m. property and carrying weapons sion, indefinite suspension and on school property. from testimony against himself, DeWitt came in third with 48 points, while Earlier Coach Bob Ballard said he thought Here St. Johns wrestler Dennis Kennedy dis permanent suspension, to present and question witnesses Bath scored 34 and Pewamo-Westphalia had the team has been improved because of the plays a winning form by putting cr little The new rule authorizes the Gross misconduct is defined and to be representedby counsel. 24. shocking losses. "I think we'll be much im school building principal to tem as "actions on the' part of a "The hearing or appeal board The DeWitt Panthers have the best chance proved because of the maturity of the players pressure on his opponent. porarily remove a student from student toward another or school will -include the following: mem at upsetting the favored Marauders, One throughout the first three meets. school classes and activities employe that are physically or bers of the board of education, of their most devastating wins came three Ballard pointed to several bright spots from one through 10 days, with verbally abusive toward thatper- Continued on Page 8A weeks ago when they blitzed Carson City on his roster. He said that sophomore Bob out formal board action. 48-0, utilizing three freshmen and five soph Hunter was doing a "whale of a job" for omores on the squad. The board of education must McEleney resigns Continued on Page 8A Smith stands on record take action, upon recommenda tion of the building principal and superintendent, to remove a student from school classes and in Bath petition drive activities for aperiodlongerthan Bob Gavan joins 10 days. Bath Township Supervisor Under permanent suspension Duane Smith refused to comment or expulsion, the board must Monday on a new attempt to take action, on the recommenda remove him from office. tion of the building principal editorial staff He said that he will not make and the superintendent, to re move a student from school a public statement defending the Robert E. Gavan, 28, has alleged charges brought out by a classes and activities on a per manent basis. joined the editorial staff of the group called Citizens for Better Clinton County News, Rollin A. Government Committee. The principal, in suspending Huard, publisher,announced "The record speaksforitself," a student, must develop a list Thursday. Smith said. of charges, including signed He succeeds Thomas R, Mc- He noted that none of the mem testimony, against the suspended Eleney, who resigned last week bers of the citizens' group had student. Upon suspension a writ to accept a business position In contacted him officially about a ten letter be sent to the parent Clinton, la. new petition drive to recall him and superintendent stating the from the supervisor position. Gavan's duties will include .reasons for the suspension, covering the St. Johns city and It is not a new experience for length of time during which the Smith, since another Bath area school governments, Clinton student is barred from classes County Commission, various citizens' groupattemptedarecall and procedures for readmlttance. petition more than a year ago. DUANE SMITH civic groups and sporting Ingham County Intermediate The neiy policy also states that events. He will be responsible "Those issues have been an parents will be notified by phone for news coverage of the Ovid- swered at public board meetings School Board tax in 1969, failed to obtain proper building inspec before a student is sent home Elsie and Fowler areas as well. and are a matter of public during a school day. record," Smith said. tion for the Bath fire hall and After the suspension period, A native '°f Allegan, Gavah The new four-point petition failed to get an occupancy permit graduated from Allegan High as prescribed by a county ordi a conference must be held, ac claims Smith Improperly spread cording to the policy. School in 1960, He then entered the Olive-DeWitt-Bath drain tax nance, and "in the performance the armed forces, joining the in 1969, improperly spread the of duties and contacts" as super Those invited to the con Air Force in 1961 for four years visor, carried a concealed ference, established to determine service. ROBERT E. GAVAN weapon. if the student is "ready, willing He holds a bachelor of arts Two Clinton The charges were brought out and able to return to school," are the parents or guardians, degree in communication and during a meeting Jan. 6 spon speech education from Mich- • men injured sored by the citizens', group. lgan State University and a Annual meet Smith said that these issues master of- arts in communica A two-car rear-end collision were not "charges but allegations tion from Illinois State Uni and insinuations." set Jan. 19 resulted in injury and hospital Index versity. ization for two Clinton County , Eugene Rounds, an automotive residents Friday, worker in Lansing, was named THE ANNUAL meeting of the chairman of the group. Business Notes. . . 9A- • Gavan has worked as a pro According to sheriff depart fessional photographer dnd a policyholders of the Farmers ment reports, a vehicle driven According to state law, if the Classifieds 20A photographic equipment sales Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of by David L. Thurston of Fowler group can raise enough signa Church Page .... 15A man. Clinton County will be held at collided with an auto operated tures on the petitions being cir the home office building at 201 Editorial 18A by Allen W. Bebow of St, Johns culated in the township, they will He holds membership in the E, State Street, City of St. Johns, along M-21 near DeWitt Road. be filed with the county clerk Farm News" 9A Speech Association of America, Mich., on Tuesday, Jan. 19,1971, MEETING THE PUBLIC The reports claim Bebow and a special election will be at 2 p.m. EST for the purpose Legal News .... 16A American Communication As pulled his vehicle onto the high called. sociation and the American of electing^wo directors and the way and was travelling at about Smith told the Clinton County Obituaries 10A Forensic Association. • transaction of any other busi 35 miles per$hour behind a News that he would not make a ness that may properly be Members of the center, Tim Price/ Tony Carmack and Dentse Ruby, struck. Thurston, approaching public statement despite reports School News 8A Gavan is single and resides brought before the meeting. stop at the home of Rev, Hugh Banninga on rheirdoorto door campaign from the rear, attempted toslow earlier in the week that he would Society 11A at' 2416 E. Grand River, Laos- . Lloyd W. Maxwell, Secretary. 1 down but couldn't stop In time. do so when contacted by the 'ing. -'Pd.Adv. to inform the residents of St. Johns of "Our House . No violations were cited. citizens' group. Sports 4A Page 2 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, January 13, 1971 $ . . . " " ...... ,...... ^ %• Trezise sets eepy Hol)ow club holds snowmobile rally & Owosso hours Monday will continue to be "Meet your Legislator Day" In Shiawassee County, according to plans announced this week by State Rep. R. Douglas Trezise (R-Owosso). *•* * Representative Trezise's "home office" will be located in the Owosso Area Chamber of Commerce Building at Exchange and Water Street. He will be available to the public between "*-. . i •, • the hours of 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. every Monday. Trezise said he was gratified by the offer to use the Owosso • •i'i Area Chamber office. "This is a central location and should bp. handy for voters in the total district. ^ "1 am pleased to the able to carry on in the pattern estab lished by our former Represent ative, now Sen. William Ballen^ ger, by holding regular office hours in the District. I hope that many people will take the opportunity to come and discuss legislative matters with me," he said. \ "Many important and crucial BOO! issues are facing the Legislature this year," Trezise said, "and This little lad was quite impressed with I want and need the opinions of SEEKING WARMTH the fast-moving snowmobiles as they whizzed the people of the 87th District INTERESTED around the short course. His only problem was as 1 face these problems." Trezise plans to begin his Part of the crowd just couldn't stand the that he had trouble standing up on the public office hours on Monday, Jan. 18. The snowmobile rally sponsored by the Sleepy Hollow Conservation cold despite the excitement of the snowmobiles slippery snow bank that ringed the course. Club drew a large number of interested spectators and a large field of Several large outdoor burners were put into entrants. Here some of the fans ring the rally course during the Sunday service to help warm the crowd. Two hurt races. in Sealed > As Pack of 300 Power crash Advertised COTTON Two persons were injured on NBC Friday in a two-car accident BALLS outside the Sealed Power park TODAY CLOSET ing lot in St. Johns. and ACCESSORIES! Injured were Joseph J, Plaza, Garment, blanket • St. Johns, who is in satisfactory sweater bags, shoe cad- J TONIGHT dies, utility condition at Clinton Memorial bags. Val Hospital and Richard M.- Shows! ues to 1.50 Duceatt, Maple Rapids,whowas 71c . 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JOHNS Wednesday/ January "13, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Page 3 Center Continued from Page One Legal-Cindy Lanterman, Tony Carmack, Cris Signs, and Brenda Murphy. Finance-Tim Price, Denise Rudy, Lloyd Upham, Rhonda Lucas, Loreen Cook, Came Hunter and Jennifer Minsky. Facility-Marianne Butler, Gary Devereaux, Shirley Half- mann, and John Decker. An organizational meeting was held last week at the center with all committees on hand to inspect the building and discuss the next steps toward completing the project. The old building is still in need of a considerable amount of repair and center members discussed, at length, revenue- producing projects that could help stem the cost of maintenance. They noted that the furnace is beyond repair and a new heating system will be a high-priority item on the expense list. Mrs. Devereaux told reporters after the meeting that there is a need for pool tables, ping pong tables and a record player. CHAIRS She added that tables, chairs, 'a refrigerator, paint and ceiling materials have already been donated. Paul Tate of Osgood Funeral Home helps center members load the truck- Tom Carmack was elected the center's first president and will be assisted by Ron Moon as vice-president. with chairs donated by the funeral home. From left are Mrs. Edgar Prowant, The two young men, with Kirk Simpson, chairman of the Tony Carmack, Mrs. Mahlon Devereaux, Denise Ruby, Lloyd Upham, Gary youth group, will supervise the future meetings while committees concentrate on organizing the opening of "Our House." Devereaux, Tim Price, Ron Prowant and John Prowant. »< m MORE CHAIRS easons (tStopping off'at Hoag Funeral Home to pick up a donation of more chairs were, from left, Tony Carmack, Denise Ruby, Lloyd Upham, Gary Devereaux and Tim Price. Van Hoag is lending a helping hand. moving from Grand Rapids. She Clinton National Should attended schools in Corunna Obit and was a graduate of Owosso AGRICULTURE High School. She married Edward INACTIUN Ruby Wild Wild in Grand Rapids on July 3, 1903. She was a member of by GARY A, KLEINHENN Be Your Bank Ruby Wild, 84, of 1901 North the Women's Fellowship of the Carland Road, Middlebury Town United Church, member of the ship died Monday, Jan. 11 at Ovid Eastern Star and the Cres- M *There Are Always Many More, Come In And See! Pleasant View Medical Care Fa ton Literary Club in Grand cility following a long Illness. Rapids. Houston is where Texans get fc&M Survivors include her husband; things done In a big way—the Funeral services will be held Astrodome, NASA Space Center Thursday, Jan. 14 at 12:30 p.m. . one son, Eugene of Carland; one grandson; two great - grand and the site for the 1970, two- at the Houghton Chapel of the Os million-family-member Ameri £«*«*> «*#*»( good Funeral Homes Inc., Ovid children; a son preceded her in death. can Farm Bureau Federation An Savings Plans To Suit with Rev. Walter A. Kargus of nual Meeting. ficiating. Burial will be in Oak Farm folks booked up the Your Needs m Hill Cemetery, Grand Rapids. nation's sixth largest city as She was born in Clinton County more than 6,000 of them from on March 15, 1886, the daughter 49 states and Puerto Rico moved of Garrett and Emma Welter and in to adopt national farm policy 0.0 /O Savings Certificates 40 had resided at her present ad in December. ' INTEREST dress for the past 25 years, National figures dotted the pro && gram and onr succeedmgj$aysf( two, of the nation s recent top bn*Pdss:bobk icates |.*am news makers—newly appointed Secretary of the Interior Rogers REHMANN'S of St. Johns C. B. Morton and John B. Con- f nally, our most recently nomin Savings "4.5% Q Pass Book ated Secretary of the Treasury, g-M « *> n «« x ant, addressed the nation's food pro WWW KKKB fetMM ducers. Michiganders enjoyed the se WM. Free-flowing waters spanning That portion of the PM consid on the talents of the study team, Ovid-Elsie's loss to Bullock the main stem of the Pere Mar ered for special designation but also on the knowledge and in 61-52 romp Creek 65-62 Fridaynightdropped quette River will be recom covers an approximate 60-mile opinions of those who use and them into second place in the Mid-. mended to Congress for official stretch, winding from the junction love the Pere Marquette." DeWttt is still a half game out ^Michigan class B race. listing under the National Wild of the Middle and Little South He adds that property owners, in the Central Michigan Athletic The Marauders (6-1 and 2-1) and Scenic Rivers System, an branches near Baldwin totheUS- canoe livery operators, fisher Conference after beating Potter are now tied with St Lpuis, also nounces an inter-agency (task 31 highway bridges near Luding- men, conservation groups, and ville 61-52?. 2-1. force which has been intensively 'ton. The Panthers took the lead in others will be urged to make Despite the high scoring of Cal studying the stream. The study task force will seek "inputs" Into developingthe man the first quarter and kept It for Woodard, 18 points and Keith Once listed, the stream would to have this part of the stream agement program, as they did in the entire game. Nelson's 17 points, the gap'wasn't be protected from ever being added to the National Wild and helping determine which portion Top scorer was Ron Wilcox closed. However, from the free dammed, straightened, or other Scenic Rivers System because of the river is the most signifi who pumped in eight field goals throw line they did hit 71 per wise changed from itsfree-flow- field investigations she it to be cant. and three free shots for 19 points. cent. ing condition. the most "nationally significant" This winter, the task force Pat Botke added 13 points, Andy Final recommendations from section throughout the Pere Mar will, work with these various in Cusack assisted with nine points. The junior varsity won their that study, conducted jointly by quette. terests in analyzing and shaping The junior varsity won their game by a score of 67-52. the U.S. Forest Service and Mich Members of the studyteamre- a total management program for game by a score of 47-38. igan Department of Natural Re port that this singled-out section the main stem of the Pere Mar DeWitt . 17 15 20 9 Ovid-Elsie 13 18* 17 14 sources, are expected to go to of the PM is distinguished by quette. Public meetings then will Potterville 14 9 1316 Bullock Creek 14 17 22 14 Congress in the fall of 1972. "some of the best trout fishing be held next spring to air the They will be submitted after a east of the Rockies, top quality program and draw out comments resource management program canoeing,. limited shoreline which will be weighed in final has been drafted for the cited development, and clear unpol izing management recommenda stretch of the Pere Marquette, luted water." tions for the 60-mile section of and after public hearings have The next step toward gaining the stream. been held to sound out opinions special status for the PM's main The Pere Marquette is the only which could lead to possible mod stem will be taken by formulating stream in Michigan currently ifications in the plan. . a resource managementprogram being studied for possible listing TRIM THE which will protect and enhance under the National Wild and its outstanding features in keep Scenic Rivers System. 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Savings on Passbook Certificate Savings ($2,500 MINIMUM) 70€€#4< 7©)k£" Sc&l€& at Fowler Bowl Ono-Year Savings Two-Year Savings Uelen Hufntfgel,, ...,.*,,,,520 Certificate Certificate ($5,000 MINIMUM) ($10,000 MINIMUM) Bill Hufnagel, ...606 at Redwing Lanes Kay Penix •./>,,,,,553 INCORPORATED 1890 Rich Snyder .,, 630 112 E. ALLEGAN'STREET - LANSING, MICHIGAN ' - '-at Tri-Ami Bowl Mary Sinicropi...... ,550 LowelI Kerby,,,,. ^674 CAPITOL SAVINGS •I '%• at Westphalia K of C Aggie Stump..... a ,636 & LOAN i* • '• , Ed Bengel Jr*...... i.,, 643 2 2 2 H. C L I H T 0 H A V E H U E - S T. J 0 H H S Page <$ CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, January 13, 1971 / receipt can result in a fine or number would normally be Mrs. Beatrice Dershem called Luman Hall Is Improving in imprisonment. shown- Friday on Mr. and Mrs. James Owosso MemorialHospltalwhere Q. Should an alien withhold Q, Is there anything In the law Burnham. he is convalescing following a January is alien reporting time submission of hlsreportbecause about reporting your change of Mrs. Max Hott and Mrs. El fall. he has lost his Alien Registra address when you move? more Randolph attended the me A, Yes, When an alien changes By Mrs James Bum ham morial service for Thomas E, nationality, and most important, ber. In this case, the reporting tion Receipt and does not know Phone 224-4045 January Is not simply the first his alien registration number alien should write "NONIMMI - his alien registration number? his address, he has to report Wheeler in Ithaca Saturday, month of a ne\v year and a re such a change within ten days which appears on his alien reg GRANT" in the space where his A. No. He should show on the ATTENDS LICA CONVENTION turn to the routine after the istration receipt. If the number alien registration number would report that his card has been of the change. He does this by holiday celebrating. securing a Change of Address Luke 19:1-10 wasthe scripture Charles Fraker and William is preceded by the letter "A" , normally be shown. lost. He should immediately Foster of Pompeii and James For some Clinton County resi Q, Can an alien who has lost make application for a new re Card'from the nearest Immi for the sermon Sunday morning the letter must be included on at the Church of Christ, Special Burnham of St. Johns attended dents, the month must not slip the report. his registration receipt get a new ceipt. gration Office or post office and filling It out. music was presented by theadult the Michigan Land Improvement away without reporting to the Q*. Do all alien registration one? Q, Is a newly arrived immi Immigration and Naturalization Q, Where can persons go for choir under the direction of Mrs, Contractors Association meeting receipt cards bear a number? A. Yes. He can apply at any grant who has not yet received Dennis Schroeder. Greeters for January 6 to 8 at the Sheraton service. office of the Immigration and his aliep registration receipt information when in doubt as to A, No. An alien temporarily whether they should report7 the day were Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Motor Inn in Flint. Newest ideas The Immigration and Nation in the United States as a non Naturalization Service for a new required to report? ality Act requires every alien A. They can write or go to any Acre. Sunday evening message in the farm trenching business immigrant may be in possession receipt card. The law also re were discussed and representa who is in the United States on A, Yes, if he was in the United local office of the Immigration entitled "How to come or to re of a visitor's permit, Form I- quires aliens to have with them main close to God?" was pre tives of all supplying companies Jan. 1 to report his address to at all times the alien registra States on Jin. 1. He should write and Naturalization Service or to 94, or a crewman's landing per tf sented by Michael Hargrave of were present to present their the Commissioner of Immigra NOT RECEIVED" in the space the Central Office located in WINNER. AAA TRAfFlC SAFETY mit, Form 1-95, tha^ does not tion receipt that was Issued to Great Lakes Bible College. improvements. tion and Naturalization during bear an alien registration num them. Failure to have such a wherb his alien registration Washington D.C. POSTER CONTEST January. Here are some questions and answers concerning the alien re porting act. Q. Is an alien required to re port his address during January although he has not changed his address since the last time he filed an address report? A. Yes. The address report must be made each year even though the alien has not changed his address, Q. Are there any penalites for failure to report? A, If an alien willfully or in- * WE REDEEM excusably fails to report his ad W" Ro**rvo Tho Right To Limit dress during January, he may be Quantities. Copyright 1971. IIHlllIlKII taken into custody and deported The Kiogar Co. FEDERAL from the United States. He may — Prlcn & Coupons good STAMPS, Federal Food also be fined and imprisoned be Thr«Soi., j . i i97i fore deportation. an 6j Stamps Q. Would an alien who did not St. Johns know about therequirtmentbede* ported for failure to report his address last year or in any HERE ARE JUST 24 OF previous years? A. Each failure, to report is a separate offense for which the . KROGER'S 6000 alien may be deported. But if each failure is not willful and Is reasonably excusable, no de EVERYDAY LOW portation will take place. It Is Important that the alien report PRICES - this year, even if he failed in Hygrade \test Virginia any previous year to do so, as MIXED additional failures make It more Smoked Pork Chops.. 89$ difficult for him to show reason Peschke's Smoked or able excuse. Kettoggs Fryer Parts Q. Does an alien who is tem porarily out of the country on Corn Flakes. ft'pfc 39< Pampers ,o?fe 95< Polish Sausage .79$ January first have to report his Del Monte Fresh Sliced address? A, Yes, he must submit a re Fruit Cocktail.. "&, 28< Dog Chow 5 & 71% port within ten days after he Pork Liver ^.39$ returns to this country. LIQUID BL F ACH Peschke's Q. Is this report necessary for an alien who is Just a visitor or a student in this country? Roman Cleanser Sliced Bacon :t6 called on Edward Pasch of St. Eve with Mr. and Mrs. William and Maxine were Mr. and Mrs. On Monday evening, Jan. 4 entertained the Gunnisonville Johns, Wednesday, Dec. 30. Ernst and Maxine. J. D. Bancroft and son, Jay of Maxine Ernst accompanied Mr. Church choir family. After a North Bengal Airman Karl Ernst of Shepherd Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Rossow S.W. Dallas. and Mrs. Edwin Mohnke of South buffet supper the evening was nui> Q) My dentist is doing some bridgework for me. Can I-de duct the full cost on my 1970 return? A) Dental expenses are sub ject to the same provisions as medical expenses. The total of the expenses that qualify may he deducted to the extent it exceeds 3 percent of your ad justed gross income. Include dental expenses only if they were paid in your 1970 tax year. If the expenses come to $350, but you paid only $175 of that in 1970, just list the $175 when adding up medic 1 and dental costs. • Q) My income will be lower than I expected this year, and I don't think I'll have any ad ditional tax to pay. Can I just forget about my next estimated tax payment? A) If you now estimate that you will have no additional tax to pay when you file your 1970 return, it is not necessary to make further estimated tax payments for 1970. Use your estimated tax worksheet to fig ure out the revised amount of tax liability and whether this will be met without making an estimated tax payment as scheduled in January. Q) If I pay someone to take care of my baby while I'm working can I deduct the cpst?q • A) This may qualify as, nl child care expense. In that case ' you may deduct up to $600 of the amount you spend for the carp of a dependent while you are working or looking for -«'ork. The deduction is raised io $900 when care is paid for two or more dependents. Note that tax law limits the deduction when the combined income of a working couple is over $6,000. Then the deduc tion Is reduced by the amount U.S. No. I Michigan their income exceeds $6,000. This and other rules are ex plained in Publication 503, White Potatoes Child Care and Disabled De pendent Care, available free from your IRS District Office. 4 49rll 25-99L Carter releases Kroger Baked Foods Frozen Foods Dairy Foods list of notaries Ernest Carter, Clinton County Kroger Kroger Hash Brown or Shoestring ^Kroger Chocolate Flavored Lowfat Milk or Ripe Strawberries :::..65r clerk, last week released a list Rye Bread Potatoes Buttermilk of notaries public who were ap Michigan Jonathan or ^M B| ^lk 1 pointed during the fina 1 quarter 64-Ft of 4970. Ox 44 3 H 89* 4x1 Ctn Mcintosh Apples •!•" 58* Included in the list, with their appointment dates, were; Kroger Hot Dog or Coles No Maid Lawrence Bacon, 7769 Stoll Sandwich Buns 3; $1 Garlic Breads,49* Margarine 2^'^ Michigan U.S* No. 1 4 #t "94% A Rd., East Lansing, 9-16-70; D. Kroger Brown N Serve Banquet Kroger 9 F. Bauer, 828 Sunny Road, Lan sing, 8-13-70; Carol D. Buono, Club Rolls....3Sn $1 Cook-ln-Bags4?P^$l Half & Halfi.&K 48* Yellow Onions .10- 78 13467 Peacock Rd., Laingsburg, Kroger Plain, Sugar or Mixed Birds Eye Deli Chef Potato Salad or 9-2-70; James E. Cathey, R#4, 4 P-k-V- Salad Vegetables 5087 W. Centerline Rd., St. Johns, Of 12 Orange Plus2o^„s89( Cole Slaw ;^'33( Citrus Bar 10-20-70; Thomas D. Clayton, 1 Kroger Royal Viking -I Ax flfl Dessert Topping Goodluck 811 E, Webb Dr., DeWitt, 9-23- Crisp 125 Size Temple 70. L Danish Pastry *JLPW« Real Whip.... Clinton County Continued from Marauders Page One the Redwings. He pointed to three hopefuls in 119-pounder George Brown and other Redwing hopefuls in 98-pounder Tom Butler, heavyweight Rick Fisher and 119-pounder George Brown. Both Brown and Fisher are Redwing co- captains this season. Bath Bees' head wrestling Coach Gary Gaffner said he was entering a "young and promising" squad for the county tournament. He said the Bee matman to watch is Dennis Kennedy, a senior sompeting in the 155 pound class, who has a ,4-1 Individual record. Gaffner said two others who'll be on hand at the meet will be Larry Feguer, 167- pound division with a 2-1 record, and heavy SHOP TALK weight Jeff Mosher, with a 2-1 mark.Mosher placed second last year In the regional tournament. Instructor John Theuerkauf talks about welding to his adult ed Gaffner said that he is optimistic about \ ucation class. the county tournament, even-though three- fourths of his team is composed of fresh Adult education program classes start Feb. 8 men and sophomores. The tournament will be held this Saturday .-;.--. .:.Mr«5 at the St. Johns gymnasium beginning at • St. Johns School district's program will be offered every men's physical fitness. 10 a.m. when the preliminary events have adult education classes will be semester." A minimum of ten adults must been scheduled. offered again second semester, Classes to be offered will be enroll in order for the class The consolation finals will begin at 1 according to Ken Lashaway, vo powder puff mechanics (women to meet. p.m. and the big championship finals will .- -J - • . 3 - *. ..—li.^.T-i"•!-.£-._ _-.-L-, cational coordinator. only), cabinet making, drafting, start at 7 p.m. £_. Classes begin the week of Feb. welding, investments, sewing, Tuition is $25 for thirty hours of instruction. Classes meeting Tickets may be purchased at the door. 8, Monday through Thursday, child management, women's Prices range from 50 cents for the quarter They will vary in length from two swim and trim. for less time will be pro-rated WAVERLY CHAMPS accordingly* finals, 75 cents for the consolation finals or three hours a night, Also develop speech habits of and $1.25 (for adults—75 cents for students) Lashaway said last term "was the pre-school child, sex educa Those interested may call for the championship finals. Waverly wins Western Michigan Debate League Championship at St. a success and if people again tion for parents, drug education Lashaway, 224-2394, extension Johns High School Monday night. Team members are Tom Schmidt, Janice show interest this semester, this for parents, knitting, electricity, 237. GOP announces Vargo, Mark Phillips and Mciry Ann Norton. St. Johns finished fifth in DeWitt convention plan the varsity division and fourth in the junior varsity division. The spring convention of the Announcements Drama group to present plays Continued from Page One Clinton County Republican Party will be held January 19, at the St. Johns drama department will be Goodnight Caroline, Open superintendent (who will conduct Central National Bank in St. will present a night of one act Window and The Torch Bearers the proceedings) and the prin Johns, it was announced today by Swegles Elementary School P. plays Saturday at8p,m inPocuis cipals—(not the principal who T.A, meeting will be held Tues Auditoruim. The three one acts Actn. RobertKogeristhefaculty James M. Palmiter, Clinton adviser. A 50 cent admission will suspended the student)." County Republican chairman. day Jan. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at are directed and played by the The policy further states the Rodney B. Wilson Junior High theater art students. Presented cover royalty charges. following permanent or indefinite All elected Republican precinct Auditorium. suspension, records of the case delegates in Clinton County are delegates to the County Conven Guest speaker will be Dr. Ed and proceedings will be sent to win James McClendon, special the probate court if the student is tion. The spring county convention, .assistant to the superintendent YOUR MASSEY-FERGUSON under age 16. If over thatage, the of the. Michigan Department of student may consult with the tn odd number years, is held to DEALER elect delegates and alternates to 'Education, who will be speaking superintendent regarding other on 'Drug Education Program*. possible avenues for education the state convention, where the outside the DeWitt schools. Republican state chairman and two vice-chairmen are elected. County Line News. Sattler & Son, Inc. By Mrs Doris Fisher,, «* * Phone 236-7280 Middleton ( H ft- « > r Mr. and Mrs. Don Wiseman were guest speakers at Salem TRACTORS Business notes United Methodist Church Sunday. Scripture reading John Chapter 58 Dodge truck-16 ft. rack & hoist. 4 Verses 1 thru 29. Mrs.Harriet MF 1130 Demo with cab. By MIKE PREVILLE Schmid and Mrs. Thelma Wood International tractor 3414 back hoe & loader. News Advertising Manager bury sang "Sweet By and By" MF 65 diesel-matlc with 13.6 x 38 tires. accompanied at the organ by Mrs. MF 35 utility with back hoe & loader. Oldsmobile Delta 8§, 4 dr. hardtop, 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, power Mary Phillips. Edwin Hargerand brakes, radio, air condition, tinted glass. Stop in and have a cup of this day forth as "Michigan Earnest Wing were ushers. Mrs. coffee on Earl Frechen this week. Skinny" issued a challenge. Harriet Schmid was organist. MISC. Earl is celebrating 35 years of For two weeks wh had beaten Douglas Cookwill be guest speak serving Fowler area folks. him every game, but that wasn't er* Jan. 10. Rev. Charles Van John Deere 4 row rear cultivator. Earl has -changed locations for money. With cash on the line Lente is in New Orleans this MF 4 row rear cultivator over the years, moving the mar he blocked shots disgustingly week attending the National Con IH 4 row rear cultivator. Corvair 500, 2 dr. hardtop, 6 cyl., automatic, radio. ket from the coffee-house lo easy and scored almost at will. gress on Evangelism. New Idea 325 picker Impala, 4 dr. sedan, 8 cyl., automtic, power steering, power brakes, radio. cation to the corner where he's Ten games and $2.50 later we Salem United Methodist WSCS New Holland 130 bu. single beater spreader. Opel Kadett station wagon, 4 speed radio, luggage carrier. doing business today. decided we'd been had. will meet for 12:30p.m. luncheon New Idea No. 325 picker-sheller. Oldsmobile Delta 88, 4 dr.hardtop, 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, power * * We weren't angry or embar business meeting and program MF 88 7-16 plow semi-mounted. "brakes, radio, vinyl top. $42,289,970.78. That's forty- rassed but for his own good we Jan,. 14 at the home of Mrs. MF 86 6-14 plow semi-mounted. Oldsmobile Toronado, 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, two million, two hundred eighty- thought we would teach him a Gladys Hankey in Eureka. Mrs. Caterpillar D6 9U series with blade. , 6 way power seat, power windows, tilt wheel, air condition. nine thousand, nine hundred lesson of life, . .by breakingboth Blanch Sutfin, Mrs. BettyHarger IH 12 ft. wheel disc. seventy dollars and seventy eight his thumbs. The Big M not only v and Mrs. Lena Hyke will be co- cents. That's the figure Clinton wouldn't let us but forced us to hostesses. Mrs. Eleanor Fogel- National ended 1970 with. That's pay back our youngest. Some- son and Mrs. Claribel Nieman also the figure that should have days you just can't win. will present a call to prayer and been in last week's Clinton Na * * self denial program. Bringa self- Rambler SST Rebel 2 dr. hardtop, 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, power tional ad. denial offering. brakes, radio. ' Now all we have to do is write Just think, only two more week Mr. andMrs, James Fisher and Chevrolet Impala station wagon, 9 passenger, 8 cyl., automatic, power steer that figure 100 times and Brandon ends of football. This Sunday, of family spent New Year'sEve with ing, power brakes, radio, luggage carrier. White of Clinton National Bank course, is the Super Bowl. (Balti Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vincent Corvair Monza, 2 dr. hardtop, 6 cyl., automatic, radio. will let us off the hook. more vs Dallas, as if you didn't in Owosso. * * know.) And the all-star game the following week wraps it up. Mr. andMrs.Gordon Patterson W e really don't mind when of Ashley and Mrs. Grace Ran Tim Younkman beats us one- We don't know what that means dolph were Sunday dinner guests handed on the pool table. Nor at your house but at ours it of Mrs. Frances Patterson. means the children will once Mustang Convertible, 6 cyl,, standard transmission, radio. ; do we care when Big Mama spots Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher us 40 pins and still whups us on again be allowed to speak on Oldsmobile Dynamic 88, 2 dr. hardtop, 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, called Wednesday on Mr. and power brakes, radio. the alleys. But we draw the line Sundays and we'll open the door Mrs, Gerald Brown and family for company again. Fofd ranch wagon, 8 cyl., standard transmission, radio. when our 10 year old kid hustles in Saginaw. us for quarters playing paddle Chevrolet Biscayne, 4 dr. sedan, 8 cyl., automatic, radio. pool. Oldsmobile 88, 4 dr. sedan, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio vinyl top, deluxe interior. - Santa brought a paddle pool Mustang convertible, 8 cyl,, automatic, Power steering, power brakes, game this past Christmas and Pontlac Catalina, 2 dr. hardtop, 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, power right up to this past weekend brakes, radio. we could out paddle the house hold. Then, Friday being al DON'T lowance day, it was 'suggested TAKE CHANCES... that cold hard cash be wagered TAKEOUT on the outcome. Amid squalls of "no fair" and Oldsmobile Toronado, 2 dr, hardtop, 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, power "Dad cheats" we expertly cleaned Snowmobile Insurance brakes, radio. our youngest of all his spending r Mercury Comet convertible 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, radio. money for the week. Then our eldest who shall be known from MORE PROTECTION FOR YOU Do you *Choice of $25.00 qv $50.00 deductible need a GOOD *lnsured for actual cash value INCL PLUGS. ' *Sleds & trailers may be added for flat charge Ford Galaxie 500, 2 dr. hardtop, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. I POINTS used car for those Liability & medical payments (including Chevrolet Biscayne, 4 dr. sedan, 6 cyl., standard transmission, radio, over &C0ND you & family) may be added drive. *RenewaI premium is automatically * ' Oldsmobile Dynamic 88, 4 dr. sedan, 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, power Fast Getaways To brakes, radio. \ \ - - -^ adjusted to allow for depreciation Oldsmobile F 85 Cutlass, 2 dr,-8 cyl., floor shift, radio, bucket seats. Chevrolet Bel Air, 4 dr, sedan, 6 cyl,, automatic, radio. The Grocery Store? ". A:;,: 4$ee Us at PHONE 224-4562 Jim McKenzie Agency, Inc. Bee's Chevrolet & Oldsmobile U JOHNS. AUlOMOTIVf Egan Ford Sales, Inc. South US-27 Dial 224-2345 & TIPE DISCOUNT CENTER Phone 224-2285 222 N. Clinton Dial 224-2479 ' H I1', ', I ! 0 >• N \ 200 W. Higham — — . * Wednesday, January 13, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Page 9 1971 Michigan Winter Sports fun Michigan's 1971 winter sports and 17. Grand Prix snowmobile races down ski slopes to winter •OiuY four events are sched season is strictly for people on races will be held on the lake art contests. uled in March with the National the go. Jam 23 and 24. Kalkaska will host the Midwest •Jtidoor Speed Skating Champion- "Spectators and participants Approximately 30,000 persons Championship Sled Dog" Races s* ships at Flint's IMA Sports Arena alike will find plenty of excite are expected to attend this 21st Feb. 6-7 while the National Bump /f leading the. list. Approximately ment and fun among 51 top events annual Tip-Up-Town, which is a Jumper Contest is set for the" 400 skaters from throughout the scheduled by Michigan com - fun-filled tribute to a variety of Petoskey Winter Sport's Parte on U.S.* are expected for the March munities from mid - January winter activites that include ice 1 Feb. 7. This event cpnsists ofi 6-7 event, which is held yearly through March," states Jerry E. fishing, a parade, contests, sinble runner sleds''with high in a different city in the coun Fisher, Automobile Club of races, fireworks, sky divers and seats. , y*' try. Michigan touring manager. the queen's ball and coronation. Whether it's snowmobile races Winter festivals also are or safaris, all-around festivals planned at Ludington, Jan. 16- or carnivals, ski jumping or ski 31; Sault Ste. Marie, Jan. 22- flying, dog sled races, speed 23; Cadillac, Jan. 29-31; Union skating or even a sports car Lake, Jan. 30-31j Petoskey,Jan. ice run, winter sportsmen may 29-Feb, 7 and Cheboygan, Jan. select from an active and varied 31-Feb. 1. calendar of events. The Thunder Bay 250 Snow Auto Club's winter sports map mobile Race is slated Jan. 16- ZEEB lists events in all sections of 17 at Alpena while the Michigan the state with 14 in East Mich International Grand Prix Snow-' igan, 17 in West Michigan and 20 mobile Race is set Jan. 17 at in the Upper Peninsula. Petoskey Standish and the Traverse City PRE-SEAS0N will be the busiest community 250 Snowmobile Race is to be with four events, held Jan, 23. "Snowmobile gatherings, ei February is the most active ther for races or safaris, top the month with 29* events on the FERTILIZER list with 17," Fisher points out. agenda. One of the biggest is There is at least one scheduled the International 500 Mile Snow each week through February. mobile Classic Feb. 5 at Sault A dozen or more all-around Ste. Marie. Fifty racers are1 ex DISCOUNTS FIRST WINTER winter carnivalsorfestivalsalso pected to compete for $20,000 are on tap in both the Upper and in prize money. More than 35,- The Federal-Mogul credit union building seems to be weathering its Lower Peninsula. 000 spectators are anticipated. Buy Now for Maximum A total of 18 events are set The 46th annual Winter Sports first Michigan winter in fine style. The new offices, located adjacent for January with Tip-Up-Town Carnival weekend in Grayling, to the Redwing Bowling Lanes and Andy's IGA in St. Johns, will be USA on Houghton Lake highlight Feb. 12-14, boasts a variety of Discount ready for visitors this spring. ing the festivities on Jan. 16 unique activites from canoe g^SS^^^^^S?^^ i Save Up To Food marketing-tremendous job i $8.50 Per Ton LOSING MONEY i &• Thru January 31st The U.S. food marketing sys trol and the developing and test The new farm bill is designed THROUGH 'A In 1969 consumers spent a total tem serves more than 200 million ing of new products. The system to give farmers more flexibility of $103.6 billion for food and this Americans by getting farm prod includes some 800,000 firms in making their own farm oper averaged out to $510 per person. ucts to consumers in the form which employ the equivalent of ating decisions. It puts a greater Consumers spend less of their and at the time they want them 5.3 million full time workers. reliance on the marketplace. income each year for food. For according to Nick Smith, chair With the growth in population Thus producers will become less example, in 1969, food expen 1 man of the Michigan State Agri and the increased consumption dependent on government pro One PCA loan finances your ditures took 16 1/2 per cent of entire year's farm operation. cultural Stabilization and Con per person the marketing system grams. The bill is designed to their disposable personal in servation (ASC) Committee. , It pays to do business with has risen 26 per cent since 1957, protect farm income while mak come. your ... The system involves many dif Smith pointed out that the new ing an orderly transition to great This is the lowest share on ferent operations suchasassem- farm program legislation re er reliance on the marketplace. record, however, farmers re PRODUCTION CREDIT bling, grading, storing, proces cently passed by Congress will And, it will help bring our agri ceived an average of 41 cents ,0 ASSOCIATION sing packaging, transportation, have a decided effect on the cultural production into line with out of each $1 spent for U.S. pricing, risk taking, quality con marketing of America's food. the demands of the marketplace. farm produced food in 1969. 108 Brush Street ST. JOHNS Phone 224-3662 ! Share in Tf\t Benefits Of B%longing JOIN FARM BUREAU Membership Drive January 13 thru 31 FARM BUREAU Special Discount INSURANCE SPECIAL GROUP For All New For Farm Bureau SERVING TODAY'S FARMERS WITH Members DISCOUNT FARM BUREAU MODERN, UP-TO-DATE PROTECTION MEMBERS FARM OWNERS To All Farm Bureau Members Broad package protection covering the complete farm operation. AUTO r A Special Discount On A 5 dividends paid to Farm Bureau members^in the past 3 years by One Time Purchase of $100. 00 Farm Bureau Mutual. or More For New Members Only WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION- Employee protection. Boots (Except Liquid Fuels) LIFE INSURANCE Tools Keogh Plans for retirement, also insurance plans to protect Offer Good Thru April 1, 1971 your estate and family. Now thru January 30, 197" a,i -arm Dog Food SIX FULL TIME AGENTS SERVING CLINTON COUNTY FARM Where \bur Farm Comes First BUREAU MEMBERS > St. Johns-Leon Feldpausch Bureau members wilf receive j I0Vo DISCOUNT EFFECTIVE THRU JAN. 30, 1971 St, Johns-Ron Motz FaRITlH Fowler-Mark Simmon DeWitt-Mike Kowatch discount on hog feeders, tanks, r Eagle Watertovm-Bill Maher Lansing Area-Bob Stadt Bureau JOHN LYNCH, AGENCY MANAGER L Farmer's Co-op St. Johns Co-op FARM BUREAU L Farmers Petroleum "YOUR PARTNERS IN PROFIT" INSURANCE Elevator Phone 224-7900 GROUP N. Clinton St. Johns 407 E: Gibbs . St. Johns • Phone 224-3255 FOWLER 582-2661 3520 W. M-21 ST. JOHNS Farm Bureau Mutual•Farm Bureau Life •Community Service, LANSING f CLINTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU 407 E. Gibbs St. Johns Phone 224-3255 Page ]Q CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, January 13, 1971 r i Obituaries in the Clinton County area Draft sequence revealed L Homer officiating. Burial was in Survivors include his wife, Mrs, Irene Wilson of Carson Diane; two daughters, Mary Glenn L Urie v , Mt. Rest Cemetery. •Bernice; one daughter, Mrs. Gary City; several nieces and nephews. Elizabeth and Virginia Ruth; one by state headquarters *He was born in Isabella County Taylor of Inkster; his mother, son, Jack all athome; his mother, Glenn U Urie, 57, of 4X1 on April 16, 1913, the son of Mrs. Ruby Urie of Carson City. Mrs. Mary E. Bensey of Plke- West Cass Street, St. Johns died Jesse and Ruby Lockwood Urie Lee Somers vitle Ky.; three step-sisters, The Michigan state head men married before August 27, sified into I-A I-A-O, or I-O in suddenly at his home Thursday, and had been a resident of St. illiam J. quarters for the Selective Serv 1965, will be taken after all other 1971 and any registrant born Jan. 7. Johns since 1944. He was a World Lee Somers, 72, of Route 1, ice System issued its 1971 draft group members. Defined as any 1945-1950 not yet 26 years of Funeral services were held War II Veteran and was employed Perrinton died Sunday, Jan. 10 Joseph Palus sequency for registrants last registrant born 1951 who is clas- age who was not I-O, I-A-O, or Saturday, Jan. 9 at the Hoag as a supervisor at Warner and Speerbrecker at the Clinton Memorial Hospital week in classes 1-A, 1-A-O, and I-O on December 31, 1970 who Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Swazey Co. following a long illness, ELSIE(c) —Funeral services I-O. is reclassified into I-O, I-A-O, • William J. Speerbrecker," 74, Funeral services will be held or I-O in 1971. IWMMI for Joseph Palus, 84, were held Clinton draft of Route 2, DeWltt died Friday, Wednesday, Jan. 13 at the Abbott Thursday morning at the Ban VOLUNTEERS , . Jan. 8 in Fowler. Chapel of the Osgood Funeral nister, St. Cyril's Catholic This group will be called In the Homes Inc. Maple Rapids with , SECOND PRIORITY CAN Funeral services were held Church with burial in Riverside order in which they volunteered. board calls 14 SELECTION GROUP Monday, Jan. 11 at the Hoag Rev. Bert Cole officiating. Burial Cemetery, Elsie. Rosary was Volunteers are defined as any will be in Fulton Center Cem This group will be selected by Funeral Home in St. Johns with recited at Carter Funeral Home registrant below the age of 26 random sequence number except Rev. Averill Carson officiating. etery. and any 17 year old with his The ClintonCountyDraftBoard YOU Tuesday and Wednesday eve issued orders last week for in that men married before August Burial was in DeWltt Cemetery. He was born in Wayland on nings, » parent's permission who volun 27, 1965, will be taken after all He was born in LebanonTown- Sept. 19, 1898, the son of Henry teers for Induction duction to 14CllntonCountyresi- Mr. Palus died Monday at the dents. other group members. Defined ship on June 8, 1896, the son of F. and Julia McLaughlin Somers Owosso Memorial Hospital. He as any registrant who was I-A, ANSWER and had resided at his present EXTENDED PRIORITY Larry F. Brya, Luke J. John and Minnie Shoemaker was a retired farmer coming to I-A-O, or I-O on December 31, Speerbrecker and had been a address for the past 44 years. SELECTION GROUP Koenigsknecht, BruceE.Vander- the rural Elsie area about 45 Order of selection will be by stow, Richard N. Irrer, Scott 1970 whose random sequence lifelpng resident of Clinton He married the former Grace years ago. number was not reached by his County. Welden in Novelty, Mo. on Sept. random sequence number. De L. Matteson, Michael J. Owen, THESE Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. fined as any registrant bornl944- locaLboard. Survivors include one son, 26, 1962. He was a member of Roy V. Spangler, Donald G the Methodist Church, American Mary Fizzell of Owosso; a son, 1950 not yet 26 years of age In Nichols, Gary W. Abshagen, Members of the Extended Kenneth of DeWitt^five grand Louis of Elsie; 10 grandchildren; class 1-A, I-A-O, or I-O on Priority Selection Group who children; one brother, Tony of Nut Growers Association, Amer Antonia Garza, LeRoy G. Ward, QUESTIONS? ican Nurseryman's Association two great-grandchildren. December 31, 1970, whose ran Glenn A, Finch, Jeffrey M. have not been needed by March DeWitt; one sister, Edith Speer dom sequence number was 31, 1971 In the 1971 order of call brecker of DeWitt. A brother, and American Forestry Associa Geller, Lee T. Lynam. Is it necessary to have recreational tion. Dr. Charles F. reached during 1970 by his local Will be added to this group as of Arthur preceded him in death. board but who was not called. Men issued orders for pre- April 1, 1971. vehicle insurance? Survivors include his wife; two induction were Gerald E. Jones, Are pickup campers really safe? Loah Lewis daughters, Mrs. Margie Upton of Birmingham David P. Walling, Mark R. 19 YEAR OLDS Do you know how to winterize and Jackson and Mrs. Dolores Larrin After March 31, 1971 those Masarik, James W, Johnson, The group will be select by age, winterproof your camping unit? Loah Lewis, 87, of Greenbush of Darmstadt, Germany; two Dr. Charles Frederick Birm registrants who would have been Allan L. Luttig, Douglas R. with the oldest selected first. Where can I find new or used Township, St. Johns died Wednes sons, Wendell Somers of Char ingham, 85, of 610 South Main called for induction In March Burke, Steven L. Nettleton. Defined as any registrant born camping vehicles and equipment? day, Jan. 6 attheClintonMemor- lotte and Harold Somersof West- Street, Ovid died Friday, Jan. 8 but were unavailable remain In Bruce W. Kosloski, James L. 1952 who has reached his 19th Where can I get good recipes to use ial Hospital following a long land; 13 grandchildren; one at Memorial Hospital in Owosso the Extended Priority Selection Maciatek, Michael D. Rademach- birthday. when camping? illness. brother, Ray Somers of Santa following an illnessofthreedays. Group'and shall be ordered for er, Randall C. Rawlins, Thomas Monica, Calif. Where are the newest campgrounds Funeral services were held Funeral services were held induction as soon as practicable. R. Feguer.KIrkD.Simpson, Leon 26-35 YEAR OLD WITH in Michigan? Friday, Jan. 8 at the Osgood Monday, Jan. 11 at the Houghton Any other registrants who had U. Harr. EXTENDED LIABILITY What company is coming out with a - Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Bernita S. Chapel' of the Osgood Funeral been In the Extended Priority George L. Ray, Larry D. This group will be selected by new tine of recreational vehicles? Homer of the First United Meth Homes Inc., Ovid with Chauncey Selection Group but who were not Casler, Mack L. Webster, Rich age with the youngest selected odist Church, St. Johns officiat Thelen H. Green officiating. Burial was needed for the March call will ard L. Rademacher, Richard L. first. Defined as any registrant ing. Burial was in Union Home in Maple Grove Cemetery. drop to the Second Priority Selec Evans, Ronald W. Carleton, Paul 26-35 years of age who has ex Cemetery. Bernita S. Thelen, 66, of West He was born in Ovid Township tion Group L. Marton. tended liability from having had SUBSCRIBE She was born in Perrysville, phalia died Wednesday,o Jan. 6 on April 26, 1885, the son of Stephen F, Weber, Gale L. a deferment. Ohio on May 10, 1883, the daugh at the Carson City Hospital fol Millard and Emma Birmingham FIRST PRIORITY Crawley; Rodney C. Huffman, ter of Ephram and Susan Wiley lowing ajong illness. and had resided most of his life SELECTION GROUP Richard M. Smith, Victor F. 18 1/2-19 YEAR OLDS Grubaugh and had been a life Funeral services were held in Ovid. He was a 1911 graduate This group is selected by ran Holcomb, Dennis J. Simon, This group will be selected by long' resident of the Clinton- Saturday, Jan. 9 at St. Mary's of Kansas State University, Vet dom sequence number except that Michael J. Walker. age, with the oldest selected first. Gratiot County Line area. Her Church with Rev. Aloysius Mil erinary. School and was a mem Defined as anyreglstrantwhohas husband, Herbert Lewis preceded ler officiating. Burial was In the ber of the United Church in Ovid. reached the age of 18 years and her in death. She was a member church cemetery. He had been a veterinarian in six months but not 19 years of •a-Way of the County Line Methodist She was born in Westphalia on Ovid since 1911 and also had been Veterans get answers age. Church. June, 29, 1904, the daughter of engaged in raising dairy cattle. Survivors include two sons, William and Rose Schafer Miller He. married the former Newa Earl Lewis of Grand Rapids' and and had been a lifelong resident Littlefleld in Ovid on March 26, Carl Lewis of St. Johns; one of Westphalia, She married Frank 1913. on benefit programs Bridgeville sister, Mrs. Bernice Moffett of Thelen in Westphalia on May 4, Survivors Include his wife; one By Mrs Thelma Woodbury NOW 1926. Lansing; three grandchildren; daughter, Mrs. Louise Jackson EDITOR'S NOTE: Veterans and my wife, who is also 74, Is she five great-grandchildren. Survivors include five sons, of Owosso; one sister, Mrs. Amy eligible for any benefits from Reynold of DeWltt, Francis of their families are asking thou AND YOU CAN! Smith of Ovid; two grandchildren, sands of questions concerning the VA? Mr. andMrs. Elmore Randolph Portland, Allen of Fowler, Larry A daughter, Ruthmarle preceded Mr. and Mrs. Bud Beck and son", and Roy of Westphalia; five the benefits their Government A—War veterans who were dis Helen Little him in death In 1931. provides for them through the charged under other than dis Darrell and Mr. and Mrs. John SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFER: a Sunday Veterans Administration. Below honorable conditions may receive, Wpodbury : attended dnooI class New Y"ear's*-£Eve g ' i'ufi'Uf.. 1UOiuov 8: g&payed KATHY E. MARTEN JEAN EVELYN PELDPAUSCH ELLEN LOUISE LINDNER . DIANE MARIE WOODWORTH NANETTE MARIE STEWART JANICE WOODHAMS Mrs. Joyce E. Marten of 409 Mr. .and Mrs. Roman Feld- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wood- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wood- South Clinton Ave., St Johns Mr. and Mrs.' Charles H. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D.Stewart pausch of 631NorthMapleStreet, worth of 239 East Williams; .hams of Route 6, St. Johns an announces the engagement of her Lindner of Minnetonka, Minn, of 4987 Sunset Dr., Perrinton, Fowler announce the engagement Street, Ovid announce the engage nounce the engagement of their daughter, Kathy Elvarefcta to announce the engagement of their announce the engagement of their ! of their daughter, Jean Evelyn ment of their daughter, Diane daughter, Janice tb A.„Edmond Daniel C. Johnson of Lansing. He daughter, •Ellen Louise to Carl daughter, Nanette Marie to to Kenneth P. Koenigsknecht. He Marie Woodworth to Gary Alan Cheeney. He is the son of Mrs. is the son of Mrs. Clara M.John G. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gerald Roberts. He is is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs.Wil- Elizabeth Cheeney of 1383 Wild son of 4637 Stafford and the late Robert L. Moore of Elsie. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Koenigsknecht of 10628 EastSec- lard Curtis of 3198 South Krepps cat Road, St. Johns and the late Thomas G. Johnson. W. Roberts of 109 W. Lincoln ond Street, Fowler. The bride-elect Is a senior Road, St. Johns. St., St. Johns. Albert E. Cheeney. The bride-elect is a 1966 grad at Michigan State University and The bride-elect, a'1970 grad uate of Rodney B. Wilson High The bride-elect is a 1969 grad a member of Circle Honorary The bride-elect Is a senior at The bride-elect is a 1970 grad uate of St. Johns High School, School and St. Lawrence School uate of Fowler High School and is and Delphi Honorary. Ovid-Elsie High School and is uate of Fulton High School. is attending Lansing Community of Radiology. She Is employed employed by the State of Mich employed at Maron's IGA. The prospective groom is a The prospective groom is a College. She is employed at the by Drs. Long, West, Payne and igan. 1970 graduate of Michigan State The prospective groom is a Dltmer Broadcasting Co. Budden. 1969 graduate of St, Johns High The prospective groom is em University and a member of Alpha sophomore at Ferris State Col School. The prospective groom is also The prospective groom is a ployed at Motor Wheel Corp. Gamma Rho fraternity. lege. 1966 .graduate of Everett High a 1970 graduate of St. Johns High A May 1 wedding Is being Their wedding is planned for A June wedding is being No wedding date has been set School and attends Lansing Com School and is employed at Bell planned by the couple. JH^ March 27 at Birmingham, Mich, planned. by the couple. Telephone Co. He has completed munity College. He Is employed a three year tour of duty in the as a news photographer at the Marines. • Clinton County News. A May 22 wedding is being No date has been set by the planned by the couple. couple. *?:^¥SK?S%WftKA:^^ MELBA BEAUTY ACADEMY Art Showing Best and cheapest-seldom found 15557 North East St. Lansing US-27 Phone 482-6273 items that end up on the grocery dians that year spent 20% of their the Canadian 27 minutes, the include appearances of the artists A one month art display bill at the check-out counter. money for food, while-the U.S. Frenchman an hour and 50 exhibiting at the show. featuring the works of Margaret ratio was 19 per cent. minutes, the Brazilian two hours, PROFESSIONAL CAREER Anderson will be held at the It's seldom that the two qual "She would find, If the carts Also featured will be^ Donna "The figure was 37 per cent of and the Russian two hours and Lansing Public Library starting ities "best' and "cheapest* are were checked separately, that Reynolds, Janie Augsta'm, Jeanne income, for food In Japan and 12 minutes.' , IN COSMETOLOGY Jan. 13. found together in the same pro she had effected an instant re Angel, Phyllis West, Bernlce Italy 43% in Spain, 50% in the duct. In the case of our American duction in what she and her hus NEW CLASSES STARTING FEB. 2, 1971 The opening day ceremonies Westover,' Jackie Herzberg and Soviet Union, 60 per cent inlndla food supply, however, it is quite band had looked upon as the The most important part of from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. will Luz Saenz. ' * — and I don t think you'll find true that It is the "best" and, at family food bill the message from Secretary All services rendered by supervised Senior .many TV dinners, bake-and- the same time, the 'cheapest" Harden for American food . *Ahd she or anyone else who serve rolls or frozen pies in the students, for a minimum charge,, in the world today. shoppers was contained In his Economy Shoe Store Continues Its pursued the matter further, would food baskets of those countries. point that if we would distin Even though the most casual find that American consumers guish between dollars spent at APPOINTMENTS NOT NECESSARY " conversations frequently turn to spent last year only about 16- "Americans work less time to the supermarket and dollars Clinic Hours: Tues0 & Thurs0 9:30-7 p»m. the problems of inflation and 1/2% of their income after taxes buy food than workers anywhere. spent on food-not necessarily the laments over food prices, Amer for food. This is the lowest in The American works half the same-we'd recognize more Wed0, Frio & Sat„ till 4:30 ican citizens, should, recognize American history,— down.from time - six minutes - to buy ajloaf clearly that in the United States that'they are still getting tnebest c 5 Enroll Now to insure your acceptanc. e in the Feb. 2 _class_ , (Tifed thai'a worker ^oeV S fcl&y v$ do^hlv.HhT? tfqiYd's -• -f. food.bargain in the world,,This , ^ , 'Atld T^is?:tRe»do^v€lS^'r affo In Paris*,'Munich, or Moscow. • ... ^ost1!varled*'ahcl convenient'food point was brought out clearly by For information, write or call the world'. World statistics for "Thanks to the efficiency of supply at the world's lowest Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Mrs. Sonnenberg, Manager 1967 —the latest available — put the American livestock industry, prices when expressed as -per M. Hardin when he said: Canada, whose agricultural the American industrial worker centage of after tax income. . . "It might help the housewife's Wigs St Hair pieces cleaned Si styled economy is similar to ours(l just can buy a pound of sirloin steak an important instance of "best* perspective if. on her next trip behind the United States. Cana by working 24 minutes. It takes and "cheapest" in one package. FREE PARKING through the supermarket she would take two shopping carts- ope for meat, milk, vegetables and other foodstuffs, and the LADIES' Children's other for the nylon stockings, razor blades, mouthwash, deter SHOES gent, aluminum foil and similar OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 p.m. •Buster Bro •Joltae 'Jacqueline • Mother Goose *Alr Step *Connie Engaged •American Girl Rea.*^?9.! ELSIE (c)—Mr. and Mrs. Dean Regular to $24.95 R, Dunhan of 316 E, Main'St., Elsie announce the engagement of their daughter, Thelma Ann, to Paul Rubey, son of Mrs. Ellen Atkinson of Lennon. Miss Dunham is employed at Controls'Company of America in i-S MB* SH01S Owosso and her fiance is em ployed at General Motors in Flint. *pedv/m A winter wedding is being .floTsheln^W*^^, planned by the couple. & *Crosby Square *°" Reg. $36,95 ! Announcements SALE m Camel-Color *?» **»' The American Legion Auxil iary will hold its regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 19 at 8 p.m. at Wool Fleece Winter Coats RUBBER the Legion Hall. $ * * 68 swbvj 'Newcomers Diane Kadlechlk FOdTVMR and Debbie Mills were guests BOOTS and introduced by Mrs. JoAnn Warren of Stafford all-wool fleece , DRESS. Gentry, president of theSt. Johns Newcomers Welcome Wagon Club Men-s-\Vomens I U* ^ petite and misses size coats, now Children s 1 * *• - ^QRK when the group held their January i * 99-$35.95\ meeting In the Community Room 7 i of the Central National Bank. at excellent savings. . '.a superbly EntireStock \ ^ Qft It was announced thatthe mem bers will travel to Lansing to tailored grbup of in-season styles visit the Martha Dixon Show on Monday, Jan. 18. with fine finishing and detailing. An invitation is extended to all newcomers to attend a coffee given by the club every Tuesday Misses sizes 8 to 18; petite MCKS \ VIOKIH'S at 9:30 a.m. Additional Informa tion may be obtained by. calling sizes 6 to. 16. We show the 16-button Mrs. Sue Grieve at.224-4656. ODD-IOIS The next meeting will be held pant coat, and the softly shaped Wednesday, Feb. 3 and will fea ture a speaker who will discuss narcotics. 'town coat from the collection. Broken Sizes m& Births KNIGHT—A girl, Melissa Ann, was born toMr.andMrs.Thomas B. Knight of 505 E. CassSt.Jan. 4 at Clinton Memorial Hospital. She weighed 5 pounds, 1/2 ounce'. The baby ha3 one sister. Grand East Grand River at Charles l21RCllnton \, . andStrand sShoe _ parents are Mr.and Mr s, Charles Phone 224-2213 Kuripla and Mr. and Mrs. William East Lansing S. Knight; The mother is the former Beth Ann Kuripla. Page 12 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, January 13, 1971 £ertfce PepMnnel Pemw By MRS. IRENE FOX, Correspondent-Phone 824-2021 Navy-Petty Officer Second wamo, was graduated from basic USS Albany at Mayport, Fla. Class ROGER L. HARTE, son training at the ' Marine Corps * * of Mrs. Laura Huntley of 12477 Recruit Depot, San Diego. Navy Seaman Apprentice Angle Road, and husband of the He attended St. Johns High Lieutenant and Mrs. Bruce Hospital Wednesday, Dec. 30 was PATRICK J. HILLEY, husband discharged Tuesday, Jan. 5. .former Donna J. Teel of 5537 School, St. Johns, Mich. of the former June E. Sehike of Schafer and daughter, Donya of Mr. and Mrs. Roman C. Wil Ann Drive, both of Bath, is serv W. Price Road, Route 4, St. San Antonio, Texas spent the liams and familywereChrlstmas ing aboard the radar ptcxet escort Johns, is serving with Naval Air holidays with her parents, Mr. Day dinner guests of their daugh ship USS Calcaterra homeported Training Command, Naval Air and Mrs. Gus Pline and' his ter and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs. in Key West, Fla. Station, Pensacola, Fla. mother, Mrs. Ermaline Schafer James Adair ofPortland.Sunday, * * and family. Thursday, Mrs. Charles Jan. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Roman Wil Brlggs of Royal Oak and Mrs. liams observed their 27th wed Army Private First Class ding anniversary. Army Sergeant WILLIAM E. ROBERT K. SANBORN, 20, son of James Frey of Roseville visited BALLARD, 20, son of Mr. and their sister, Mrs. Stanley Long A two week furlough was Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. San granted to Richard Williams, son Mrs. Robert E. Ballard, 409 born, 385 Sanborn Dr., DeWitt, who is a surgical patient in Ionia .Wilson St., DeWitt, recently re County Memorial Hospital. On of Mr. andMrs. Roman Williams. was recently assigned to the 173D Richard Is stationed in Virginia. ceived the air medal in Vietnam. Airborne Brigade in Vietnam. their way home they had lunch RENATE LANDENBERGER with their aunt, Ruth Swindt. Mrs. Charles Cook spent the Sgt. Ballard earned the award An infantryman in Company C, for meritorious service while New Year's Day Mrs. Stanley weekend in Flint with her daugh 2D Battalion of the Bridade's ter and son in-law, Dr. and Mrs. participating in aerial flight in 503D Infantry, he entered the Long, Stanley Jr. and Ruth support of ground operations in Engaged Sallle had dinner with their aunt, E. O. Schreider and family. .army last February, completed Members of the pedro club Vietnam. • ' "J * basic training at Ft. Knox, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Willie Landen- Ruth Swindt. They had visited Sgt. Ballard is a forward ob berger of Kirchheim, Germany Mrs, Long at the Ionia County were entertained by Anna Fedewa and was last stationed at Ft. at her home Tuesday afternoon, server in BatteryC, IstBattalion Bragg, N. G announce the engagement of their Memorial Hospital before they left for home, Mrs. Carole Long Jan. 12. 21st Artillery of the 1st Cavalry' He is a 1968 graduate of daughter, Renate toSP/4GaryC. of Bast Lansing and Robert Mont Mrs. Mildred Fox spent Fri Division (Airmobile). O'Rafferty High School in Lan Every, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bach of Pasadena, Calif, stopped day afternoon with Nellie Fox at He entered the army in May sing. Gerald Every of 210 E. Emmons, on their way to the hospital to the Motz Nursing Home In 41969- and was last stationed at * * St. Johns. HAROLD L. JAQUISH extend greetings to all Fowler. Ft. Sill, Okla. Marine Cpl. DOUGLAS E. The prospective groom at * * * * WY2L1C, son of Mrs. Shirley A. tended Rodney B. Wilson High Mrs. Pauline Cook spent Christmas with her daughter,Mr. Spending Sunday afternoon and Marine Pvt. Harold L Jaquish Navy Seaman Apprentice Wyzlic of 7875 Circle Drive, School and is serving a tour of t Laingsburg, was promoted to his duty with the U.S. Army sta and Mr. Virgil Pung and family evening with her daughter and Of Route 1, Townsend Road, Pe JAMES O. WATSON, son of Mr. of rural Ionia. family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald and Mrs. Lloyd K. Watson of 419 present rank while serving with tioned in Germany. After spending the holidays Motz, Carla and Ron Motz of Wilson St., DeWitt, is serving the First Marine Aircraft Wing No wedding date has been set with her son and daughter in-law, St, Johns was their mother, Mrs. aboard the guided missile cruiser in Vietnam. by the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alton Jr. Mary Wahl. CLINTON at Pontiac. Mrs. Frances Alton Spec. 4 Richard Williams, son returned to her home in Pewamo of Mr. andMrs. Roman Williams, Shepardsville Thursday, Jan. 7. is spending a 15 day furlough with MRS. MICHAEL GEORGE FULLER By Lucille Spencer Guests at the home of Mrs. his parents. He will return to Downtown St. Johns Velma Gillespie Christmas Day camp in Virginia and expects to were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald receive his discharge from the F r iday-S atur day-Sunday The General Meeting of the Lawens andTheresaLawens,Mr. Army in March 1971. Shepardsville WSCS will be held Patricia Munroe bride January 15-16-17 and Mrs. Robert Rock, Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Schneider Jan. 21 at the church at 8 p.m. Sharon Rock and Mrs. Thelma were host and hostess atafamlly The Afternoon Circle will be in Greenwalt of Hubbardston. dinner New Year's Day at the charge of the program and de Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 21 Club. votions. of Michael Fuller Clyde Silverman Tuesday were Mrs. Eva Wolscheid of Ionia Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rankin of Mr. and Mrs. James Hillabrandt, spent a week with her daughter Patricia Susan Munroe became serving as groomsmen wereGaryl Saginaw were weekend guests of Suzann and Pamala Hillabrandt. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clare the bride of Michael George Fuller, David Tyner and Larry her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clare On Wednesday they returned to Schneider and attended the family Fuller Friday, Jan. 8 at a 7 p.m. Fladung. Seating the'guests were Alderman. their home in Topeka, Kan. after dinner News Year's Day at the double ring ceremony held in ushers, BruceMunroeandRobert Donald Dietrich is in Clinton spending the holidays in Pewamo. 21 Club given by Mr. and Mrs. Immaculate Heart of Mary Munroe, both brothers of the Memorial Hospital recovering New Year's Day guests of Clare Schneider. Church. bride. I from recent surgery. Pauline Cook were the Pung Daniel Klein, 3 year old son of Cande-labras trimmed with Following the ceremony the CHURCH NOTES family and Bertha Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Klein, Is white mums and lavender and couple greeted 200 guests at the There will be a service of Arnold Hattis spent Wednesday home recovering from surgery pink ribbons decorated the altar reception which was held at the baptism on the last Sunday in afternoon, Jan. 6 visiting with his at the Carson City Hospital. He of the church. Organist for the VFW Hall in Holt. January. Anyone having children father, Frank Hattis at the Manor was admitted Thursday, Jan. 7. service was Helen Fales. Special guests at the wedding to be baptized is asked to con at Ionia. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Steinke The bride is the daughter of and reception were the bride's tact Rev. Roger WIttrup Mrs. William Cook who was of Saginaw spent Sunday, Jan. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Munroe grandparents, Mr. and Mr's.John On Sunday, Jan. 24 there will admitted as a medical patient with their mother, Mrs. Barbara of 4118 Donald Street, Lansing Bartel and Mr. and Mrs. Jess be a Mid-Winter Meeting for at the Ionia County Memorial Steinke. and the groom is the son of Munroe and the grandmother of men, women and youth at the St. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fuller of the groom, Mrs. Mae Fuller, Johns United Methodist Church. 13935 Ducharme Dr., DeWitt. After Jan. 17 the couple will There will be two sessions, one The bride, given in marriage be at home at 927 West Genesee, r at 3 pm, and the other at 7 p m. by her father, chose an A-line Lansing. ' Bishop Loder will be the speaker gown of white brocade trimmed The bride is a 19,69 graduate -for the afternoon session, and with marabou fur featuring a ^of"_Everett High Schoo^ tyjljan- Andy Jackson will show pictures ( ACINEMA CENTER DIMS PRESENIAIION chapel-length train also trimmed 'sing and the groom,*a 1967grad-fc of his trip as well as tell of his with fur. A beaded headpiece uate of DeWitt High School, at PANAVlSION'ond lECHNICOlOK' experiences. Lunch will be trimmed, with fur secured her tended Central Michigan Univer A NAIlONAt GENERAl PICTURES REIEASE served by the ladies of the church finger-tip' veil and she carried sity, t , and will cost$l. a marabou fur muff with a cas \ cading bouquet of mums, roses and gardenias. ^ Kay McNutt served as maid of honor and assisting as brides Here's how we feel maids were Collyn Munroe, Mrs, Kathy Tyner and Mrs. Diane What are Munroe. The attendants wore A- about your money . . . line style gowns of plum velvet you . with a white lace yoke and lace trim on the sleeves. They wore waiting velvet bow headpieces and car ried a bouquet of mums accented for? with lavender streamers. Are the new small v^gT^ Best man was Roy Pelkey and cars a "tight , X*^ You Make It First squeeze" for yout SCHOOL MENU Clothes feel "snug"? » Do you avoid the bathroom 5t. Johns High School scale? and Rodney B. Wilson These are sure signs you're gaining unwanted weight.' Well Make It Last Do something about it—today. MONDAY, Jan. 18 Lasagna Weight Watchers can help you Corn lose weight—and keep it off for LiX.^tn^i^k'fi Apple celery salad good. • Sensible, pleasant program in MR. AND MRS. HENRY SOVIS 1/2 pt. milk Spice cake cludes 3 hearty meals a day plus snacks! Celebrate anniversary TUESDAY, Jan. 19 • Skilled lecturer helps you every wiritnh a Hot dog on bun step of the way. You can join Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sovis of 10 in the home of Mr. and Mrs, Mushroom beans Weight Watchers this week— 720 East Coleman Road, Lansing Donald Thelen in Saginaw. Cole slaw and be on your way to a slim and former residents ofSt.Johns r 1/2 pt. milk mer figure. were guests of honor at a surprise Mr. Sovis and theformerMar Peanut butter cooki&s celebration in honor of their 25th guerite Kudeila were married in St, Johns classes held wedding anniversary. St. Joseph's Catholic Church, St, Wednesdays-9:30 a.m. & 7:30 The event was held Sunday, Jan, Johns on Jan. 5, 1946. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20, p.m. Spanish rice Bingham Grange Hall Butter parsley carrots Area Director "Every girl Lettuce salad Sophia Branoff Garlic Bread or Boston Area Manager 5% V.I.P should know brown bread Florence Lambo 1/2 pt. milk about ...." Butterscotch brownie WEIGHT Savings Account THURSDAY, Jan. 21 Sloppy Joes WATCHERS, Potato Chips Some talking, some listening, and $500.00 opens your V.I.P. account and Fruit mold a program lhat works.' .ICMV.UOIII .-D(S).t(110milllH«B<""« Peas OI«|«atw>IC"lttmll>|Ml 0«l ml r C'U'HtCi NH-IO*t •*•(»!« IMrilHtl Owl il'O f the interest is compounded daily. 1/2 pt. milk Chocolate cake 36-2 \ ~~7 CENTRAL ~*M fondly NATIONAL BANK your vi Ovid—Pewarrio * w MIN-A-MART LISTEN, There's so much a girl has to learn. Like having his clothes dry-cleaned and pressed (makes a great Impression on his boss), and keeping the draperies and rugs sparkling, and having her own things cleaned to perfection. It's a big job. We're here to help...expertly. STOP IN SOON. OPEN DAILY ANTES CLEANERS 7 a.m.-11 p*m« Member National Institute of Cleaners and Dyers US-27 South at Sturgis St, Johns 108 W. Walker ST. JOHNS t Phone 224-4529 Wednesday, January 13, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St, Johns, Michigan Page 13 United Methodist scene Former arad of wedding ceremony Mazzolini appointed to staff Garlands of fresh cedar, Serving as ushers were Jim Joseph Mazzolini, son of Mrs. Pforzheim Stadttheater and the atic debut'earlier in Chiusi, Italy,- Christmas poinsettlas and red Smit, formerly of St. Johns, Dick A. Mazzolini of 204 E. Walker, Sudwest Deutsche Oper which as Count Almaviva in "The tapers was the setting for the Cornwell of St. Johns and Tim St. Johns, returned from Europe toured Germany and Switzerland. Barber of Seville." He was later Saturday, Dec. 19 wedding of Marr of Big Rapids, cousin of the this fall where he has been en The Stuttgarter Zeltung said of to sing this same role in German Judith Anne Fowler and Roger groom. gaged for the past seven years his German debut as Tamino and English, as well asinltalian/ William Beebee. Rev. Harold Christmas and traditional as an opera singer in Germany In Mozart's "Magic Flute:* "Cer and in the 1964-65 season sang Homer, minister of the United wedding music was played by and Switzerland. He now has been tainly of most interest was the it in 28 performances. Methodist Church in St. Johns, organist Barbara Davis of St. appointed as voice instructor at debut of Joseph Mazzolini. His officiated at the 2 p.m. double Johns. Soloist Tom Fowler, the Michigan Conservatory of voice Is perfectly placed; he sings He plans to continue to per ring ceremony. brother of the bride, opened Music in Detroit and the Birm with much feeling; and there * form in concert and opera and The bride is the daughter of the service with "Make of Our ingham Conservatory of Music was no doubt of his success as at the • moment is appearing with' Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Fowler Hands One Hand" from West Side and Dance. evidenced by the accolade at the the Wayne State Universltygrad- of 1003 S. Swegles, St. Johns Story, then sang *0 Perfect In Germany Mazzolini was the end of his "Bildnis" aria." uate program hvLyrlc Theatre's and the groom is the son of Mr. Love" as the couple stood be leading operatic tenor at the Mazzolini had made his oper- production of Floyd's contempo and Mrs. Robert V. Beebee of fore the altar and "Walk Hand in LOIS ANN REDMAN rary musical drama, "Susannah" 111 S. Whittemore, also of St. Hand" at the close of the ser at the Bonstelle Theatre in Johns. vice. Detroit. Poinsettias, holly, red candles A 1942 graduate of Rodney B; Engaged The bride was given in mar and doves were used to carry put SamUtet Wilson High School, he and his the theme of the reception that riage by her father and chose a By MRS. ROBERT VALENTINE — Phone 862-4342 wife the former FrancesMartelll Mr. and Mrs. Merle Redman floor-length gown of white velvet. followed in Niles Hall of the of St. Johns now reside in Roch of R-l, SU Johns nnounce the The empire waistline was ac church. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon ester, Mich. engagement of their daughter, cented by a velvet ribbon and bow Vandemark of St. Johns served Funeral services were held for Lois Ann to David A. Lauro, and the long Juliet sleeves and as host and hostess. *• with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Stella Bishop, Wednesday son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph high neckline were trimmed with Ray Peck and Matthew. Special guests at the wedding afternoon at the Carter Funeral' Lauro of R-l, Owosso. silver braid. Her floor-length Connie Mitchell is home on and reception were Mrs. Walter Home. Many from Bannister at veil, edged with Chantilly lace, leave fromtheU.S.Nayy.Shewill The bride-elect is a graduate Fowler of East Jordan, grand tended the services. Mrs. Bishop was secured in place by a pill return to her duties jthis week. of Rodney B. Wilson High School, mother of the bride, Mrs. Hazel was a member of the Bannister box style headpiece covered with Danny Homer of Lansing spent Saginaw General Hospital School Beebee of St. Johns, grandmother United Methodist Church and her white velvet and also trimmed the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. dw?e|fevV of Nursing and Central Michigan of the groom, and Mr. and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Arthur Krueger Is a with silver braid and she car Robert Valentine. Jim Valentine University.. She is employed at William Volmar of Wllliamston, Bannister resident. McLaren General Hospital in ried a cascade bouquet of red great-aunt and uncle of the bride. went to Edenville and the Homers ^ Flint. roses and holly with a pair of The bride is a 1966 graduate cottage for some ice fishing, white doves perched in the cen Mr. and Mrs. Ray Canfield of Peter Glowney, son of Mr. and The prospective groom at - of Rodney B. Wilson High School Ovid and Mr. and Mrs. Donald tended Owosso High School and is ter of the bouquet. and a 1970 graduate of Central Mrs. Floyd Glowney, celebrated Hlnkley and Joyce were New his 20th birthday recently atjiis engaged in dairy farming. Michigan University. Year's Eve 'guests of Mr. and A May 29 wedding is being Maid of honor was Jan Fowler, home., Elizabeth Ensign, a cous sister of the bride, and serving Mrs. Robert Valentine and fam in of Glowney, showed her slides JANUARY 16. planned by the couple. The groom is a 1966 graduate as bridesmaids were Patti Fow MR. and MRS. ROGER BEEBEE ily. of her stay in Sweden this past of Rodney B, Wilson High School, ler, another sister of the bride, summer. Other guests were Mr. has attended Lansing Community Following a northern honey •* SUSAN McCREERY Announcement and Sue Swoffer of Mt. Clemens in Elsie and the groom will re The guest speaker at the Ban and Mrs. King Terrell and sons 3 College and Ferris State College MIKE COLE and Mary Cornrie of Grand moon the couple will reside at turn to his position at the Clin nister United Methodist Church and Albert Ensign, and is currently taking American Y.W.C.A. WinterClassesbegin Rapids, both sorority sisters of 704 Wight Street, St. Johns and ton National Eank and Trust Co. Sunday morning services was Institute of Banking courses. the week of Jan. 18 at the the bride. Pamela Fowler, the the bride will resume teaching In St. Johns. Ray Kimball of Henderson, rep Y.W.GA. in Owosso, 621 W. bride's youngest sister, served resenting the council on alcoholic Robert Lundy . Oliver St. as junior bridesmaids. The maid problems. He told of the work Most of the classes offered of honor and junior bridesmaids of the council and how each per enters WMU in the fall will again be offered wore floor-length gowns of red By son can help. The Senior Choir this winter. velvet while the other attendants Wash day LORRAINE sang the anthem with Mrs. Elmer honor college Conversational French will-be wore bowns of green velvet. The SPRAGUE Leydorf at the organ. Acolytes The Women's Society of the *#••• a new classofferedforthewinter. gowns were patterned after the for the service were Brian Val Robert W. Lundy, son of Harold United Methodist Church, St. Extension entine and Russell Schlarf. Call the Y.W.C.A. at 72-5-2136 bridal gown and their pill-box is Home Lundy, 201E.ClarkSt.,St. Johns, for further information. Johns will have its annual guest has recently been admitted to ^ style headpieces were covered in night dinner at Niles Hall of the Economist * * velvet matching their gown. They The youth of the Bannister Western Michigan University's church Tuesday, Jan. 19 at 6:30 complicated United Methodist Church and honors college. The St. Johns TOPS Club (Take carried white Bibles centered p.m. Off Pounds Sensibly) will meet with white poinsettias and holly friends enjoyed an afternoon of To be eligible for honors col The guest speaker will be Rabbi at the home of Mrs. Mary Masarlk accented with white satin ribbon tobogganing and sledding on the lege admission, a student must Philip Frankel of Congregation No longer do we sort today's upon which to base decisions, 305 West Lincoln, St. Johns on streamers. Robert Valentine farm. There have at least 3.0 academic aver Shaarey-Zedek in East Lansing. clothes into 'white" or *dark" the Clinton, Gratiot and Thursday, Jan. 14 at 7 p.m. were also two snowmobiles to add age on a 4,0 scale and he must His topic will be "Psalms". clothes for laundering. Instead Shiawassee Family Living Edu The club meets everyThursday Tom Knight of St. Johns was to the fun. Hot chocolate and maintain that average to sustain Rabbi Frankel has served in we mustknow water temperature, cation Extension Home Econo in the homes of its members and best man and servingas grooms cookies were served around an' 'his Honors College membership ^ the Lansing area for the past kinds of detergents, bleaches and mists Helen Meach and Lorraine anyone wishing to join should call men were Jim Cathy and Duane open fire. Lundy is a junior at Western, 16 years. A graduate of the Uni other "aides" that will get the Sprague will be conducting les 224-2780 or 224-2Z31 for addi Miller both of St. Johns and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Danny Carlson majoring In social science and versity of Cincinnati, he was or-; clothes clean yet not harm the son-studies. All interested tional information. Fowler brother of the bride. have been spending the holidays mlnoring in business. dained at Hebrew Union College fibers or finishes used in them. homemakers are Invited to at £ih Cincinnati. In 1966 he was In addition we have the great tend, and study-group • project -1TE J ^received the "Man of the Year" contrbvetsyiabout'piibsphatesand 1 leaders, are urged^to- attend-.i\ V lf Pays to Shop af award for community service other ingredients so5 Important sponsored by the Greater Lan to cleaning action. All of these Meetings will be held from It's"'our 25th sing Chamber of.Commerce. things cause conflict in the home- 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Jan. 13 The meeting is open to the maker's mind, and raise the . Casino, Corunna; Jan. 14, Com* public and tickets maybe obtained question of "what should I do?" mercial National Bank Building, <^Al{aaJ\innon $ Ithaca; and Jan. 19, Central Na semi-annual at the church office until Friday, To help answer some of these Jan. 15. questions and to present facts tional Bank Building, St. Johns. Study group leaders will re for Better Values ceive teaching aids to assist them ^ANNUAL in re-teaching the two lessons BiTtllS » Social Events that will be presented each day. The materials will provide leaders with information for two CLEARANCE GOMEZ-A girl, Christine Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Inger- months of meetings with their Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. soll ofEureka will celebrate their study groups. It is suggested that George Gomez, Jr. of Fowler S8th wedding anniversary Friday, those attending bring a sack lunch Jan. 3 at Carson City Hospital. Jan. 15. and enjoy noon-time fellowship, FALL AND She weighed 6 pounds. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Goerge of Fowler and .Mr. and and you can buy WINTER 9(W Mrs, George Gomez Sr. of St. wo OFF Johns. The mother is the former FABRICS ^ Marie Goerge. *, «. An BOAK—A boy, Daniel Lee, was GIRLS'AND LADIES' born to Mr. and Mrs.DuaneBoak of Lansing Jan. 5 at Carson City Slacks 20% OFF Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces. The baby has one Extra brother. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clair Thelen and Mr. BERKSHIRE SALE and Mrs. Charlie Boak all of Fowler. The mother Is the former DRESS Mary Jane Thelen. $475 PANTY HOSE 3 Pr. y Regular $2,00 for only STOCKINGS 3 Pr, qx Buy one dress at regular price, get .Regular 99<: Beauty Salon V Phone 224-6161 LINDA MARIE MILLER GEORGE JOSEPH SAMBOL second of equal value for only $1.00 The Lively Look BOYS' and GIRLS' ,1s your hair exhausted? Get the lively look with a May wedding date set SAVE NOW ON JACKETS and COATS new Proteine Perm from Mr, and Mrs. Robert Miller of Central , Michigan University, Helen e Curtis. R-l, Fowler announce the en majoring in English. gagement of their daughter, *Coats GREATLY REDUCED Linda Marie to George Joseph The prospective groom is Sambol, son of Mrs. Mary Sam- working on his master's degree Values $5.98 to $24.98 bol of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, in geography at Central Michigan V' University, "Skirts $ 50 $ 00 Canada and the late Joseph Sam bol. . A May 29weddirigdate has been NOW 4 o 18 The bride-elect is a senior at set. *B louses EXQUSITE FORM fiben diy *Slacks BRAS and GIRDLES your *Sweaters January SALE 17.50 Helene Curtis on selected STYLES Proteine Salon Wave 1/3 OFF REG. PRICE 9.95 MIN-A-MART SAVE 51$ito $2;01 Mon. regular $20.00' Tues. FROSTING Wed. OPEN DAILY LADIES' BETTER DRESSES J1750 Values $10,93 fo $26.98 Appointment hot always . 7a.m.-ll p.m. necessary. i 00 00 *Nel Torpey *Jo Penix US-27 Soyth at Sturgis St. Johns SV Johns NOW '8 , '18 I *Cathy Redman *Ann Paseka Page 14 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, January 13, 1971 4-H Chatter , »*r* Phosphates-the real villains? Glass tonnage tops 19 Are phosphates the real evil and bones with sulphuric acid Ordinary water contains only 0.4 •*..*: causing water pollution? was the key man needed to facil to 1.0 ppm of C02, ortheequiva- An .abundance of information itate recycling of nature's great lent of 0.1 to 0.21 ppm of carbon. has been distributed in recent stores of Insoluble phosphates. Normal water in equilibrium with months singling out phosphates Using phosphate fertilizers, normal air could never grow one FROM OCTOBER through er contact a local 4-H'club or Illinois Glass Plant at Charlotte sing spring achievement, leader- as the most detrimental pollutant along with other essential nutri ton of dry algae tissue per acre January the 4-H Teen Leaders bring the glass to the fairgrounds where glass bottles are made. mete, exchange programs and in our waterways, A closer look ents, man has been able to grow in a growing season. at this "evil" might clear up some have collected 37,620 pounds of if they live outside of St. Johns; other activities affecting the 4-H high-quality food in abundance. The point overlooked is that of the misconceptions and per disposable glass bottles. Instead If they live in St. Johns the , • The 4-H Tel Award forms will program. Without these fertilizers there organic matter, such as sewage, haps realign the conscientious of filling our over loaded land glass should be set'out by the' be in the mail soon for 4-H would be no means of supporting is necessary as a source of car consumer toward other ways of fills the glass has been sold to curb by 10:00 a.m. The glass members 15 years or older with THE FOLLOWING 4-H clubs present world population. bon. It is utilized by bacteria, eliminating the total pollution of the Owens Illinois plant at char is collected the first Saturday of three or more years in 4-H work. will be participating In the 4-H Ecologists and Hmnologists which evolve the carbon dioxide 1 all our water in the near future. lotte where it will be recycled each month. They will have the opportunity to roller skating activity on Thurs often say, erroneously, thatphos- necessary for massive growth of into new bottles. complete the application if they day, Jan. 21, 7:00 p.m. at the Phosphorus is- found in every phorus is the key to growth of algae. algae, and the cause of the death A breakdown shows 4,980 THE 4-H TEEN.Leaders were are interested in participating in Ranch Roller Rink in St. Johns: living cell and Is essential for Once the process gets going of lakes. They seem to overlook pounds collected in October, 10,- treated to a speciaf program the county, state and national 4-H French's Corners, Kountry life. It is- peculiar in nature it's difficult to control, because the fact that algae require about 380 pounds in November, 12,220 Thursday evening as Sally Narki', award program. Kouslns, Willing Workers, because it forms so" many in as the algae die, their carbon 200 times as much carbon as pounds in December and 10,040 from Baraga County, showed, In 1970 Clinton County had Keepers of the Angels of Agri soluble compounds and sub also is consumed by more bac phosphorus. pounds in January. The assist slides of her ekperienc.e,sKthe^ seven state winners who were culture, Double M, 4-H Woners, stances such as the mineral ape- teria, which, In turn, evolve more ance and cooperation of the many past six months in Taiwan: on ' honored with a trip out of state Merry Makers, Happy Hustlers, tite, bones, and teeth. One ton of algal tissue, which carbon dioxide to grow more people involved is greatly ap the International Farm Youth \or a savings bond. Although I Saddlemates, We-Hah-Kay-Asta Most soils of the world lack can grow in two months per acre algae. preciated. Exchange Program. ^don't expect as many state win and Countryside. sufficient availablephosphorusto of lake area, will contain 1000. ners this year I feel Clinton support even protective vegeta pounds of carbon and only about As yet all of the details of Comments from many people Sally explained about the peo County 4-H members who par tion, let alone sustain a profit five pounds of phosphorus. The the complex "symbiosis" are indicated they feel this is a very THE BENGAL Community4-H ple, houses she lived in, agri ticipate will make some excel able agriculture without fertili latter can easily be supplied by not fully understood. We do know worthwhile project and a great club members have reached their culture, customs and about the lent showings in the award pro zation. the water because of the vast enough , however, to realize that community service by the 4-H 4-H youth in that country; The quota of $1 per member to the phosphorus stores which have removing phosphorus from water gram. National 4-H Center Drive with Discovery of phosphate fertil youth. teen leaders voted to purchase a izers by Liebig, Lawes and Gil accumulated over centuries in effluents will not control exces new 3X5" 4-H flag for Smith a $17 donation. The members sive growth of algae in natural RESERVATIONS are coming in bert In England in the 1840's bottom muds and organic de THE NEXT GLASS collection .Hall so all groups using the hall and their families enjoyed a or man-made bodies ofwaterun- for the 4-H Snow Camp Weekend is one of the greatest discoveries posits. day will be on Saturday, Feb. could use It. family potluck dinner and ex less excess available carbon in trip to Traverse City on Jan, 29- of that century. But, where does the 1000 6 between 10 and 2 p.m. at the The group went swimming change of gifts. Diane Hazle puts also are controlled. 31. It is expected that nearly 100 Treating insoluble minerals pounds of carbon come from7 fairgrounds in St. Johns. Anyone Monday evening at the St. Johns , showed slides of her trip to the members and adults will make wishing to get rid of their glass school pool. In February the National 4-H Center at Washing the trip. The cost is $10.75 bottles or containers should eith teen leaders will tour the Owens ton, D.C. Vickie Thelen led the .for adults and non trip winners group in recreation and enter and $5.00 for trip winners. Mem tainment. bers are reminded that reser Averaging income takes bite from tax vations are due no later than THE HAPPY Hustlers 4-H Jan. 21. members went Christmas Carol If 1970 was a very good year Their average taxable income fore surcharge. Using income not in the tax package mailed to SKI WHIZ ^jfe ing at the Rivard Nursing Home for you financially, Uncle Sam during that period was $20,000. averaging, it will be $12,860 you by the Internal Revenus FORTY-SIX steers have been at their last meeting. Mr. and has made It easier to reduce the In 1970, their taxable income before surcharge, a saving of Service, it may obtained from registered for the 1971 Clinton Mrs. Santa Claus greeted the tax bite by averaging out your was $44,000 and again they will $1,200 any local IRS office. County 4-H Fair show and Sale. When other guys are stuck members upon their return and current income over preceding file a joint return. Their Federal From 1040, Schedule G Is used White suggests that "if you are There are 32'-members with Away down in the snow! passed out gifts following some years that were not so good, tax liability, computed without to compute the tax under the in in doubt as to whether income single steers and? members with That's when the Ski-Whiz shines, recreation. according to Robert L. White, averaging would be $14,060 be come averaging formula. If it is averaging can reduce your 197D You ought to see them gol two steers. Members are en President of The Michigan As tax cost, invest the few minutes There's black and brown and yellow ones, couraged to work with their THE MERRY Makers 4-H sociation of Certified Public Ac required to complete the Schedule Some are white and bluel animals throughout the winter so members of Elsie went Christ countants. ' G form. The instructions are not Ski-Whiz are a pretty red, they will have a good quality mas Caroling at their last meet The Tax Reform Act of 1969 AGRICULTURE IN ACTION overly difficult to follow " They stand out in the snow. animal for the fair show and sale ing. The members enjoyed a gift has increased the benefits avail by GARY A. KLEINHENN Only two categories of income When you own a Ski-Whiz snowmobile, in August. exchange and recreation. It was able under income averaging and MICHIGAN FARM BUREAU _____ are now unavailable for income You can hold your head up high! pointed out that Spring Achieve now permits income realized on averaging: premature distribu But don't run over the other guy, : THE 4-H DOG club members ment project evaluation will be property received by gift or in on the railroads. And it began tions from self-employment re Just wave and say good-by! who are raising leader dogs for When's the last time you saw on Saturday March 20 and mem heritance, as well as income a good western? Remember the with the mass media; telephone, tirement plans and distributions "3^"ALL MODELS ARE ON DISPLAY ^ the blind will hold their next bers were to have their projects from wagering and long-term teletype and radio to disseminate from trusts of accumulated tax meeting on;Mo'nday,' Jan. 18 at old cattle drive? It was the back completed before that date. capital gains, to be averaged. ground for many a shoot-out. market information to aid buyers able Income. Regular Prices Discounted During Jan. & Feb, 7:30 p.m. at Smith Hall in St. In averaging income, White and sellers to markets. Further Johns. Rustlers were a-plenty, but the THE EAGLE Beavers 4-H says, a taxpayer ineffectspreads herd usually got to market. Get more, farms became more mech members discussed the glass current income over the current ting beef to marketwasasessen- anized, larger and fewer in num G & L SALES THE'.COUNTY 4-H Council will bottle pickup program and who and preceding four years, there tial then as it is today. But then ber. STATE FARM hold its regular meeting on Mon were participating. The mem by lowering the tax rate on cur CLIFF LOESCH, Owner things were different. We only The se new styles created day, Jan. 18, 8:00 p.m. at the bers discussed the 4-H Style rent Income. The result is a had the railroad lines that pulled change. According to the Federal U.S. 27 at DILL ROAD PeWITT phone 669-3107 home, of Dan Gorman near De- Show in brief which will be lesser over-all tax obligation. this country together and those Reserve Bank of Chicago's Agri * "WHERE SERVICE IS A HABIT" Witt. The council will be discus held on March 26 and 27 at the "If your 1970 taxable income cattle were loaded at depots scat- cultural Letter, today less than St. Johns Junior High School. is at least $3,000 more than 120 te'red over the country and a fifth of cattle and hog supplies Mrs.^Esten Beachnau, brought percent .of, uthe„ a^age^of, your - are purchased by meat packers fer5 shipped to centrally located INSURANCE ^§iatlbn' about- the '4-H Sn'ow 1966 throtighii'-;1969.'itaxable* in- stockyards,and slaughter houses.. through the old central markets. trip weekend Jan. 29-31 to Tra ® aome,s1%h9, gj:es., TERMS-CASH Not responsible for accidents Final Day to Register The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to . & MRS. CARL GOODMAN; Owners for ", . accept the bid that is, in their opinion, in the best interests of the (PHONE 527-2369) Primary Election Commission. DALE A. DEAN EDWARD L BELCHER AUCTIONEERS to be held BOARD OF CLINTON COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS Coldwatep Michigan t X- .'• i • V Marshall, Michigan Phone 517-279-9748 Phone 616-741-8341 Paul hjobis, Chairman Lunch on Grounds FEBRUARY 15, 1971 Roy C. Davis Marvin Platte Another Good Farm SOLD by Dean's, Michigan fcarm;Reql Estate headquarters Village of Maple Rapids Liane F, Tyler, Clerk ,Vv Wednesday, January 13, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St Johns, Michigan Pi 9? 15 r/m- •wmanrn Mr s First and third Sundays Matherton Church, second and fourth at Fenwiek OVID FREErttETHODIST CHURCH Church Next Sunday In MATHERTON COMMUNITY CHURCH OVID, MICHIGAN 2;00 p.m.—Sunday School Clinton County Churches 3:00 p.m.—Worship service AH Churches in Clinton County are invited to send Fulton Area their weekly announcements to The Clinton County FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH % mile east of Ferrinton on M-57, News, They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to insure & mile south Rev. Fred Wing, Pastor publication in the current week's issue. 0:45 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7:00 p.m.—Youth Service 7:45 p.m.—Evening Service 7J45 p.m.—Thursday, Prayer and WEST PrLGRIM UNITED Is our textbook praise service St. Johns Area METHODIST CHURCH 11 a.m.rl2 Noon—Morning Worship, Corner of Parks and Grove Rd. Junior Church for children through 6th FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. Brian K. Sheen, Minister grade Eureka Area 5:30 p.m.—BYF for both Juniors and Averlll M. Carson, Minister 9:30 a.m,—Worship Service Seniors 10:45 a.m.—Church School 7:00 p.m.—Evangelistic Service CONGREGATIONAL Thurs., Jan 14:3:30 Girl Scout Troop 0:00 p.m.—Morning Choir practices CHRISTIAN CHURCH ASSEMBLY OF GOD ' Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. — Mid-week 2619 E, Maple Rapids Road No. 363. S. US-27 & E. Baldwin Prayer Service; 8:00 p.m.—Morning Rev Paul R. Jones, Pastor Joseph F. Eger, Jr., Pastor Choir practice Sat. Jan. 16:12;30 Junior Choir re 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School Phone 224-7709 hearsal. 1:00 Children's Choir re - 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Saturday 10:00 a.m.—Jr, Choir prac- 10 a.m,—Bible School for everyone. tice „r . 11 a.m.—Morning Worship hearsal. 6:30 p.m.—Youth Service 7:30 p.m,—Adult Bible discussions. 7:30 p.m.—Sunday Evening 1st Thursday 7:30 p.m.—Woman's Sun., Jan. 17: 9:45 Church School. 7 p.m.—Weanesday, second and Nursery provided during services. 11:00 Morning Worship. Mission Society 6:30 p.m.—Youth Meetings fourth, WMC 6:45 p.m.—Wednesday, Jr. Choir; Mon., Jan. 16; 6:30 annual Church 7:30 p m.~Wednesday evening 2nd Saturday 2:00 p.m.—Ann Judson Guild for Jr. HI. girls Chancel Choir, 7:30 p.m. meeting. service 3rd Tuesday 6:30 p.m.—Men's Fel TUGS., Jan. 19: 1:00 Friscilla Al- SEVENTH DAY ADVENT1STS lowship den Division. 1:30 Elizabeth Winslow 605 North Lansing Street VALLEY r-ARMS UNITED Both Area Division. 3:00 Girl Scout Troop No, Elder, E. F. Herzel, Pastor PENTECOSTAL CHURCH . Services held on Saturday 155 E. Sate Rd. 22. 8;00 Vesper Dvision. !):15 a.m.—Church Service Rev. Neil Bolinger, Pastor BATH UNITED METHODIST Wed., Jan. 20: 6:45 Boy Scout Troop 10:30 a.m.—Sabbath School Service Phone 489-1705 CHURCH. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. Rev Thomas Daggy No, 61. 6:00 -Senior Choir rehearsal. 11:00 a.m.—Mornin/i Worship. Telephone 641-686/ JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 7:30 p.m.—Sunday evening Evange 11 a.m.—Worship Kingdom Hall listic. 10 a.m.—Church School Ym N. Lansing St. Wednesday 7:30 p.m.—Youth ser UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Thurs.. 7:30 p.m.—Theocratic Min vice. istry School. A school designed to Thursday, 7:30 p m.—Bible Study. BATH B1PTIST CHURCH Rev. Harold E, Homer, Minister improve our speaking habits and in We cordially invite you to attend Rev. James L. Burleigh, Pastor crease our Bible knowledge. 8:30 p.m., any or all of these services. 10:u0 a,m.—Sunday School 9:30 Church School; 10:30 Coffee Service meeting. This meeting Is de Listen to our international broad 6:30 p.m.—Youth Fellowship signed to show the proper techniques cast HARVESTIME Sunday morning 7:33 p.m.—Evening Service and Fellowship; 11:00 Morning Wor or our ministry and assist us to be at 10:30 a.m., WRBJ. 1580 on your Midweek service on Wednesday 7:30 ship; 12:30 Fellowship Dinner in Niles come better ministers. dial. J , p.m. SUn., 9:30 a.m.—Public Lecture. Hall. Given each week by a qualified rep ROSE LAKE CHURCH Tues., Jan. 19: 9:00 a.m. Mary- resentative of the Watchtower Bible Fowler Area Reorganized L.D.S. and Tract Society. 10:30 a.m., Watch- Elder Jack Hodge, Pastor Magdalene Circle meets. ~ tower Study. Systematic Study of the MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Corner of Upton and Stoll Roads 6:30 WSCS and Wesleyan Service Main Article in the current Watch- 1D:00 a.m.—Church School tower Magazine. Rev. Fr. Albert J. Schmitt, Pastor Guild annual "Guest Night" dinner. Tues.. 7:30 p.m. — Congregation Rabbi Philip Frankel Is guest speaker. Book Study. Text studied: "Then is Wed., Jan. 20: 3:30 Carol Choir; Finished, the Mystery of God." Sunday Masses—6:30; fl:30 and 10:30 Elsie Area 6:30 Chapel Choir; 7:30 Chancel Choir*. Public invited—free—no collection a.m. • ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH taken. Weekdays—During school year, 7:30 Rev Gordon Showers, Minister Thurs. Jan. 21; 3:30 Girl Scouts; 9:30 a.m —Morning Worship 7:00 Cub Scout meeting. FIRST CHURCH OF COD and 8:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m.—Sunday School, Supt. Rev. C,A, Stone, Pastor Holy Days—5:90; 7:30 a.m. and 7:00 Merle Baese. p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eve before. PRICE UNITED METHODIST 312 N. U.S. 27 Sorrowful Mother Novena—Friday, ' CHURCH Phone 224-2448 DUPLAIN METHODIST CHURCH Rev Roger G-. Wittrup 9:45 a.m. — Church School 7:30 p.m. Rev Gordon Showers, Minister 1842 Hamilton Road 11:00 a.m. —Worship service Saturdays-7:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. 10 a.m.—Sunday School, Supt, Ken Apt. B 14 neth Kiger Okemos, Michigan 48864 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship 11 a.m.—Worship service Phone 332-4351 WEDNESDAY B:45 a.m.—Church School ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH 11 a.m.—Morning Worship 4:00 p.m. — Logos Club Fowler (Wayne and Sorrel St.) Men's Club to meet 3rd Thursday 8:00 p.m. —Family Bible Study H. E. Rossow, Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of the month at 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a m.—Worship Thomas Coe, Pastor Women's Society meets the fourth CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 10:30 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible 10:00 a.m.—Worship service Wednesday of each month. Dinner at 515 North Lansing Street Class. 11:00 a.m.—Sunday Schood, Paul 12:30. Meeting at 1:30. Rev Wesley Manker Brown, Supt Youth Fellowship meets the first Phone 224-7930 6 p.m.—Junior and Senior BYF and third Sunday of each month at 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School Riley Township 7 p.m.—Evening Service 6 p.m. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 3:30 p.m., Wednesday—Junior and ST. PETER LUTHER4N CHURCH Education Commission to meet the 6:15 p.m.—Young People's Service Senio p r Choir practice. 4th Monday night of each month at 7-m n m.—Evening Worship MISSOURI SYNOD „.l, -£->. Wednesday — Prayer and 1V» miles west of St. Johns on M-21 Bible Study. Wednesday, 6:30 pm. —Caravan. 5'/a miles south an Francis road Official Board meets the first Sun 7:45 p.m—Bible Study and prayer 2 miles west on Church road day of each month following a pot- hour. Marvin L. Barr, Pastor DUPLAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST luck dinner n't noon. 10:30 a.m.—Worship Youth- Choir and Craft Club meets FREE METHODIST CHURCH 9:15 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible 3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High School on Wednesday night at 7 p.m. 305 Church Street Classes. 5565 E. Colony Road Senior Choir meets each Wednes Justin Shepard, Minister Robert Bentley, Minister Holy Communion first Sunday of Jack Schwark, S.S. Supt. day at 7 p.m. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School the month at 8 a.m., third Sunday 1 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship of the month at 10:30 a.m. 10 a.m.—Sunday School 7:45 p.m.—Evening Worship 11 a.m.—Church SHEPARDSV1LLE UNITED Prayer service as announced. 7 p.m.—Junior and Youth Fellow METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH RILEY BIBLE CHURCH ship Rev Roger G Wittrup, Minister DeWitt Area Wlllard Farrier. Pastor 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service 1842 Hamilton Rd., Apt. B-14 Located Vi mile east of Francis 7 p.m., Wednesday—Prayer Meet ' Okemos, Michigan 48864 DcWITT COMMUNITY CHURCH Road on ChadWick Road ing / Phone 332-4351 (Inter-denominational) 10 a.m.^Sunday School , Murl J. Eastman, pastor 11 a.m.—Worship Service 10:45 a.m.- -Churcn Scnool , « J Amy Mulford, Sunday School Supt. ST. CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH k.m,—Choir practice Wednesday [ . < Marilyn JCroI. Cd'Supt. enhig3." 1/ /• „ • Ml .„ A '--w„j« TJ Eey FjJiE, J,iKt)iiieczka,rPastor f teYflBOtcreirele^meetingsi rat*' the u, i> h GunniSOnVllle1 AreaV'i3"^- Rectoryl: Bannister. rJPhone 862-5270 „m, , homes of members, 2nd Thursday. 1 ' t * " Suntiay Masses-ai30 aftaMO'!30a.'m•. BBerean Circle on the third Thurs 7 p.m.—Youth Fellowship _>v GUNNISONVILLE Daily Mass—7:30 a.m.; FirstfCFri- day evening, "also the homes of mem UNITED METHODIST CHURCH day, 8 p.m. bers. REDEEMER UNITED «-\iirk ana YVMOU Roaus Holy Days—Masses 7 a.m. and 8 METHODIST CHURCH Edward F. Otto, Minister P.m. EACH WEEK THE CLIOTON COUNTY NEWS WILL PUBLISH ONE OF THE MANY FINE CHURCHES LOCATED IN CLINTON COUNTY. ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH 105 N. Bridge St. 8:45 a m.—Sunday School Confessions—4 to 5 and 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.—Church Service 8:30 p m, every Saturday and before Rev William G. Hankerd, Pastor H. Forest Crum, Minister Rev Mr Carl Simon Mass on Sundays, Holy Days and Rev Vincent Hoifman, M.M. First Fridays. % In Residence 9:30 a.m.—Worship, (nursery pro ELSIE BD3LE BAPTIST CHURCH THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE Rectory—109 Linden St.—Ph. 224-3313 e Rapids Area 115 E. Main St. Convent^-HO S. Oakland—Ph. 224-3700 vided), 10:30 - 11:00 a.m., Coffee Roy F. LaDuke, Pastor School—201 E. Cass—Ph. 224-2421 Fellowship; 11:00 a.m. Church School. THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 10 a.m.—Sunday School Mass Schedule Maple Rapids Area Parish 11 a.m.—Morning Worship Saturday Evening—7 p.m. Sunday— Pastor—Charles VanLente 7 p.m.—Evening Service s 7:30, !), 10:30 and 12 Parsonage and Office: US-27 and 7 p.m.—Wednesday Bible-Study :. t. • .-U. Heirs Bishop—Feb. 17 ing a week on a bus tour which Life With The Rimples STATE OF MICHIGAN—The Probate included New York City where Court for the County of Clinton. AND IF YOU SET HOME they spent New Year's Eve on BEFORE X DO, LEWB Estate, of Times Square. COURTHOUSE STELLA BISHOP a/k/a STELLA W. TWE UfiHT ON IN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shank THE HMi-Wtf/ BISHOP, Deceased It Is Ordered that on Wednesday, and family of Virginia recently rslE=WSS Feb. 17, 1971, at 11 a.m.', in the spent a few days as guests of Probate Courtroom at St.Johns.Mlch- Mr. and Mrs. Oren Semans and City of St. Johns, Michigan, that being igan a hearing beheld on the petition New Suits Started the place of holdlngtClrcult Courtfor family. of Stanley R. Loznak for probate of a Judy Stanton of California spent ERNEST E. CARTER the County of Clinton, there'will be of purported will, for granting of admin * County Cleric fered for sale and sold to the highest istration to the executor named, or a few days at holiday time with bidder, at public sale, for the purpose her parents and sister, Mr. and Petition of Charles Dashner some other suitable person, and for of satisfying the amounts due and un a determination of heirs. Mrs. Russell Stanton and Janet. for restoration of driver's paid on said'mortgage, together with Publication and service shall be Mr. and Mrs. Don Warren and license. Seven (7) per cent Interest per annum, ' made as provided by Statute and Court Susan have returned home after legal costs, attorney fees, charges of Rule sale, and also any taxes and insur spending two weeks in Florida. Heal Estate Transfers TIMOTHY M. GREEN (Prom records In office of ance that said Mortgagee. Bank of" Enroute home they visited the Alma, Ashley Branch, Ashley, Mich Judge of Probate Register of Deeds) Dated: Jan, 1871 former's brother William War igan, does pay on or prior to the date ren and family who were spending of said sale; the lands and premises Walker and Moore Jan, 4: Melvin W. and Lorene By: James A. Moore a few days with relatives in Knox- In said mortgage mentioned and de You are herewith requested to present Jenkins praying Marie M, Jenkins be other sum paid by the undersigned, M. Smith to Minna M. Luecht, and sold premises will be sold to pay Attorney for Estate Vllle, Tenn. V, scribed as follows, to - wit: the amount so as aforesaid then due any claims at the Registered Office of appointed administratrix and that heirs with''Interest thereon, pursuant to law St. Johns. and to the terms of said Mortgage, 115 E. Walker The South 40 acres of the East on said Mortgage togetherwlthslx(6%) the corporation at 3900 Capital City be determined on Wednesday, Feb. 17, St. Johns, Michigan. 37-3 Jan. 5: Albert J. and Lila Fill 3/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 18, per cent interest, legal costs, Attor Boulevard, Lansing, Michigan, You 1971 at ten-thirty a.m. at the Probate and all legal costs and expenses, In to Wilbur and Margene M. Von T8N, R2W1, -except a parcel of land 5 neys' jteas-and also any taxes and In are also requested to present a copy Court, Court House, St, Johns, Mich cluding the attorney fees allowed by law, which premises are described as Zee, DeWitt Township. rods North and South by 20 rods East surance that said Mortgagee does pay of the claim at 1050 Stoddard Building, igan. Claims Hemingway—March 24 Wacousta Lansing, Michigan. AH claims must be follows: Jan. 5: James ^W, and Margaret and WestintheNortheastcornerthere- on or prior to the date of said sale; Publication In Clinton County News, STATE OF MICHIGAN—The Probate of, Greenbush Township, Clinton Coun which said premises are described in presented on or before Jan. 25, 1971, St. Johns, Mich., and Notice according The East 1/2 of the SE l/4andthe Court for the County of Clinton. Mrs Edward Kraft^-627-2039 E. Epps to' Rolland R. Epps, ty, Michigan. said Mortgage as follows, to wit: LAKE COLUMBIA to Court Rule. E 1/2 of the W 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Estate of Eagle Township.^- Notice Is hereby given that the re TIMOTHY M. GREEN Section 23, T5N, R3W, except the fol EVERETT G. HEMINGWAY, Deceased The West 30 feet of Lot 13 and the MAINTENANCE COMPANY Myrtle Salisbury of St. Johns • Jan. 5: Clayton.L. and Mary demption period herein will be one year East 40 feet of Lot 12, Evelyn Cut Judge of Probate lowing described parcels: | It is Ordered that on the 24th day L. Woodruff to Keith L. and Lois from the aforesaid date of said sale. ler Replat of Lot 21, Vlewcrest River By: Ronald G. Morgan, Date: Jan. 5, 1971 (1) Beginning at the SW corner of' of March, 1971, at 10:30 a.m., in the spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles BANK OF ALMA Addition In the Village of DeWitt, now Its Attorney 36-3 By: Helena Burke the E 1/2 of the W 1/2 of the SE Probate Courtroom In the City of St. Phillips and Rodney. J. Schroeder, Summerlane #3. 1/4 of Section 23, running thence E Jan. S: Ruby P. and Erna K. Ashley Bianch, City of DeWitt, on the south fraction Register of Probate Johns, Michigan a hearing be held Mr. and'Mrs. Paul Garlock Mortgagee of the Northwest Quarter of Section 8, Heirs Cutler—Feb. 10 Attorney: 200 feet, thence N 217.8 feet, thence at which all creditors of said deceased entertained their euchre club Ozol Kronberg to Daniel C. and W 200 feet, thence S 217.8 feet, to ARNOLD AND ARNOLD Township 5 North, Range 2 West, STATE OF MICHIGAN—The Probate Richard A. Shulaw and are required to prove their claims and Sunday evening. Ottilia S. Gorman, Watertown By: Jefferson P. Arnold Clinton County, Michigan, according to Court for the County of Clinton. Richard M. Pajtas beginning. heirs will be determined. Creditors Township. 827 E. Main C2 e elnn nKOnth e5aneO SecU0n s Mrs. Ivan Bancroft and Mrs. Attorney for Mortgagee the recorded plat thereof as recorded Estate of ,n L? , i . ' ™ * me sworn claims on James Dated: Dec. 16, 1970 In Liber 2 of Plats, page 33, said Clin ELMER D. CUTLER, s/w E.D. Owosso, Michigan 48867 37-3 Almeda Spencer spent New . Jan. 5: Louis and Mary San ai?^.Clinton County» , JESMichiganT , aJ°*™t 4 poin»t Hemin^ay, of 507 NorthStreet,Grand born, to City of Grand Ledge, Business adress: ton County Records, CUTLER, Deceased Ledge, Michigan, executor of said Year's DaywithMr.andMrs.Don 100 E. Center Street Final Account Bishop—Feb. 17 1,670 feet E of the S 1/4 post of iald estate, prior to said hearing. Koeppen and family near Maple Eagle Township. Said mortgage having been executed It Is Ordered that on Feb. 10,1971 Section, thence E along the S Section Ithaca, Michigan 4B847 34-13 9:30 a.m.. in the Probate Court- STATE OF MICHIGAN—The Probate Publication and service shall be - Jan. 5: Rose Huyck and Lor after Jan. 1, 1965, to - wit: March at Court for the County of Clinton. line 312 feet, thence N .it right angles Rapids. 6, 1967, and the amount due thereon room at St. Johns, Michigan a hearing 415 feet, thence W parallel to the S made as provided by Statute and Court Van Phillips, Mrs. Charles raine Motta to Theron J. and Estate of Rule. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE at the date of this noticeofforeclosure be held on the petition of E, Duane STELLA BISHOP a/k/a STELLA W. Section line 627 feet, thence S at right Phillips and Rodney spent Tues [ Dolores Richards, St* Johns. being more than 66 2/3%of theorlginal Cutler, of 120 E. Pearl Street, Ovid TIMOTHY M, GREEN BISHOP, MX angles 165 feet, thence E at right angles day with Mrs. Robert Phillips of I Jan. 5: Glenn B. and Geraldlne Default having been made In the con indebtedness secured by said mort Michigan, for appointment of Raymond 315 feet, thence S 250 feet to beginning. Judge of Probate It is Ordered that on Wednesday, Dated: Jan. 8,1971 Mason. 5'E, Grubaugh to Gerald H. and ditions of a certain Mortgage made by gage, namely?9,458.57,theredemptlon C. Cutler, or some other suitable Feb. 17, 1971, at 11 a.m., in the Pro person as administrator, and for a de (3) The N 165 feet of the E 1/2 of Demlng and Smith ^Kathleen W. Gieseler, Greenbush Donald B. Redmond and Marilyn R. period herein shall be six months. bate Courtroom at St. Johns Michigan the W 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Section Willing Workers Circle will Redmond, husband and wife, of 4150 W. DONALD E. JOHNSON termination of heirs. By: Hudson E. Demlng meet Thursday, Jan. 14 for a 1 > Township. a hearing be held on the petition of 23, T5N, R3W. Attorneys' for petitioner Beard Road, Perry, Michigan, to Fran Administrator of Publication and service shall be Stanley R. Loznak, guardian for allow p.m. luncheon with Mrs. Don $ Jan. 5: Glenn B. and Geraldine Veterans Affairs made as provided by Statute and Court (4) Beginning on the S Section line 200 S, Bridge St. cis C. Crawford, a married man, and ance of his final account. Maier on Forest Hill Rd. E»* Grubaugh to Furman Day ln- said Mortgage being recorded in the Dated: Nov. 5, 1970. Rule. 1.670 feet E of the S 1/4 corner or Grand Ledge, Michigan 37-3 . vestment Co., Greenbush Town- office of the Register of Deeds for the By Gerald J. McClear TIMOTHY M. GREEN Publication and service shall be Section 23, T5N, R3w, Watertown Spring Creek Circle will meet County of Clinton and the State of Mich Attorney for Mortgagee Judge of Probate made as provided by Statute and Court Township, Clinton County, Michigan, Thursday, Jan. 14, for a 12:30 fl ship. thence N 250 feet, thence E 312 feet, igan, on Sept. 5, 1867, In Liber 250 Business Address Matthews Bldg. Dated: Dec. 28,1970 Rule. ' a.m. luncheon with Mrs, Don Jan. 5: Robert B. and Rose- TIMOTHY M. GREEN thence S 250 feet to the S Section of Page 574, and that said Mortgage Owosso, Michigan. 27-13 Kemper, Wells and Lewis Miller on Forest Hill Rd. llne C. Kline to Kenneth J. and was assigned by Francis C. Crawford By: Frederick M. Lewis Judge of Probate line; thence W 312 feet to the point Middlebury AYanda L. Tehman, Westphalia Dated: Jan., 1971 of beginning. Why not drop Cecil Stevens a and Erna P. Crawford, husband and Heirs Fenby—Jan. 27 Attorney for Estate By Mrs Don Warren Township. wife, of 516 Carey Street, Lansing, 103 E. State Walker and Moore, (5) Beginning on the S Section line Phone 834-5020 card? He has been in St. Law STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Probate By: James A. Moore 1,355 feet E of the S 1/4 corner of rence Hospital, Room 477 since Jan. 5: Martha Wells to Edith Michigan, to Hazel B. Walsh of 1823 Court for the County of Clinton. St. Johns, Michigan 36-3 Bradley Street, Lansing, Michigan, Attorney for Estate Section 23, T5N, R3W, Watertown the first part of November and M. Oberlin, Elsie. Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Potter said Assignment of Mortgage being re Final Account Sperry-Jan. 27 St. Johns, Michigan. 37-3_ Township, Clinton County, Michigan, .he would enjoy receiving mail Jan. 6: Ernest and Leotta Witt corded In the office of the Register GLADYS R. FENBY, Deceased thence N 250 feet, thence E 315 feet, were hosts to members of the It Is Ordered that on Wednesday, STATE OF MICHIGAN—The Probate Heirs Burns-Feb. 24 as well as calls, • to St. Peter Lutheran Church, of Deeds for the County of Clinton and Court for the County of Clinton. thence S 250 feet to the S Section Burton Farmers Club Thursday Jan. 27, 1871, at 10:30 a.m.,in the STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Probate line; thence W 315 feet to the point Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller Riley Township. the State of Michigan on Sept. 5, 1867, Estate of evening at their home on West In Liber 250 of Page 576, and that the Probate Courtroom at St. Johns, Court for the County of Clinton. of beginning. called on their son, VaughnMiller Jan. 6: Jack L, and Velma C. Michigan a hearing be held on the peti JESSIE W. SPERRY, Deceased Estate of Hibbard Road. said Mortgage was, further assigned by (6) Beginning on the S Section line in Lansing, Thursday. Vaughn has Sheldon to Joe F. and Pauline tion of Robert Fenby, for the appoint It Is Ordered that on Wednesday, MERLE M. BURNS, formerly Merle The Burton-Garland Commun Hazel B. Walsh of 1823 Bradley Street, Jan. 27, 1971, at }0:00 a.m., In the 1,G3B feet E of the S 1/4 corner of a hand injury. Batora, Duplain Township. Lansing, Michigan to Gerald E. Walsh, ment of an administrator and deter M. Walker, DECEASED ity Farm Bureau group will meet mination of heirs. Probate Courtroom In the Courthouse Section 23, TDK, R3W, Watertown Arthur Harringtonwastakenby Jan. 6: Roy F. and Pauline a married man, of 2105 Hampton It is Ordered that on Wednesday, Township, Clinlon County, Michigan, Thursday evening, Jan. 14, at the Publication and service shall be at st. Johns, Michigan a hearing be Feb. 24, 1971, at 9:30 a.m., in the } ambulance into a Lansing Hos Ahr Brlggs to Brandon C. and Drive, Lansing, Michigan, said Assign held on the petition of Pearl Blow, thence N 250 feet, thence E 132 feet, home of Mrs. Edith Schuknecht ment of Mortgage being recorded Inthe made as provided by Statute and Court Probate Courtroom at St. Johns, Mich- pital, Saturday. He was treated M. Annette White, Jr., Prince Administratrix, for allowance of her a hearingYe'heido^thrp'eUUon thence S 250 feet to the S Section line on W. Hibbard Road with Mr. office of the Register of Deeds for the Rule. lgan thence W 132 feet to the point of be and released. Estates. TIMOTHY M. GREEN final account. o£ Helen L# Kraas for Probate of a and Mrs. Joe Jordan and Claud County of Clinton and the State of ginning. There will be a Drug Forum Publication and service shall be purp0rted Will, for granting of admin- Spiess as assisting hosts. Pot- Michigan on Sept. 18, 1970, in Liber Judge of Probate (7) The E 1/2 of the E 1/2 of the SE New Business Firms Dated: Dec. 21, 1870 made as provided by Statute and Court lstration to the executrix named, and luck supper at 8 p.m. meeting Monday, Jan. 18 at 7:30 259 oL.page 67, on which Mortgage Ru a •1/4 of Section 23, T5N, R3W, Water- R, Glenn Mathews, Jr. \?."' */- 'fdr determination of heirs. i5 .m. in the Grand Ledge Audi- Malone Heating^and Air "Con ltfere-Is^Hl4imed.to be due at the date i town Township, Clinton County , Mich••'-•- - ^^.TheAVVoinq.n.jSiSDcietyjjfGhrJ^q •;A(to,rn>y for Estate ^ . 6 "bftnts notlce,for principal and Inter #Jl *~* -#* Z ** *• TIMOTHY *M?afeEH*tftpubHcallon aJ servloe shaU bfi lgan, all of which said propertertyTiy s 'tlan^Service^of ^hTMIddfeBury lOTSS^&H Welcf %T?£ ditioning, 6579^Westga£e Driver* 406 W, Ottawa Street Judge 51 Probate made as provided by statute and Court V est, the sum of Two Thousand Three ••a located in the Township of Water- Urtlted Methodist Church met re ' The Wacousta Sch'oof'fourth Rt. #1, Laingsburg, VlctorTown- Hundred Sixty-eight and 31/100 ($2,- Lansing, Michigan 48833 Dated: Dec. 21, 1970 Rule, 35-3 Robert H. Wood town, County of Clinton, State of Mich cently at the Home of Mrs. Edith and fifth grades are playing ship; owner: Francis R, Malone, 368.31) Dollars, and no proceedings TIMOTHY M. GREEN igan. ' basketball this winter. All the having been Instituted to recover the Attorney for Estate Judge of Probate Schuknecht with Virginia Mulder Rt. jfl, Box 23, Laingsburg. Final Account Escher—Feb. 3 200 W. State, Said Mortgagors, 'their heirs, exe games areplayedSaturdaymorn- Property Damage Appraisers, debt now remaining secured by said Dated: Jan. 5, 1971 cutors, administrators, or any person and Kathyrn Burgess as co-host Mortgage, or any part thereof, where STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Probate St. Johns, Michigan 35-3 Kemper, Wells and Lewis mg at the High School Gym. The Rt. #5, 3550 S. Scott Rd., S. Court for the County of Clinton. lawfully claiming from or under them, esses. A cooperative dinner was by the power of sale contained In said Attorneys for the Estate shall within one year from the date of served at noon. During the routine fourth grade coached, by Mr. US 27, St. Johns; owner: Robert Mortgage has become operative; Estate of Claims Booth—March 3 By; Frederick M. Lewis Gallagher and Mr. Mance, will VEEDA H. ESCHER, Deceased the aforesaid foreclosure sale be en business session the following D. Van Note, P.O. Box 2121, STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Probate 103 E. State St. titled to redeem the entire premises play at 9:15 a.m. and"the fifth Lansing. Now Therefore, Notice Is Hereby It is Ordered that on Feb. 3, 1871, Court for the County of Clinton. St, Johns, Michigan, 37-3 was agreed upon; World Day of at 9;30 a.m., in the Probate Ct -x.- sold, by paying to the purchaser, his grade, coached by Mr. LaHaie Maple Heights Aviation, 10570 Given that by virtue of the power of Estate of executors, administrators, or assigns, Prayer in March will be observed sale contained In said Mortgage and room at St. Johns, Michigan a hear ALBERT H. BOOTH, Deceased Claims Brott—March 31 at the Middlebury Church with and Mr. Sklepkowski, will play Grove Road, DeWitt, RileyTown- ing be held on the petition of Clinton or to the register of deeds In whos"e at 10 a.m. In pursuance of the statute in such It is drdered that on Wednesday, STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Probate office the deed is deposited for the nearby churches, B urton - ship; owner! Victor A. Zischke, National Bank and Trust Company, Ad Court for the County of Clinton. case made and provided, the said March 3, 1971, at 9:30 a,m., in the benefit of such purchaser, the sum Carland, Laingsburg and Ben Neighborhood Society will meet 10570 Grove Rd., DeWitt. Mortgage will be foreclosed by a ministrator, for allowance of Its Final Estate of Probate Courtroom at St. Johns, Mich which was bid therefor, with interest nington to be invited as guests. Thursday, Jan.21,withMrs.Jack sale of the premises therein described Account. igan a hearing be held at which all PEARL BROTT, Deceased Publication and service shall be from the time of the sale at the rate A carry-in dinner will be held Lang on Wacousta Rd. Mrs, Paul Probate Court or so much thereof as may be neces creditors of said deceased are required It Is Ordered that on March 31, per cent borne by the Mortgage plus sary, at public auction, to the highest made as provided by Statute and Court to prove their claims and heirs will 1971, at 9:30 a.m., in the Probate at the Middlebury Churchfollow- Buck and Barbara Rose are co- HON. TIMOTHY M. GREEN Rule. r any other sums required to be paid bidder, at the front main entrance In be determined. Creditors must file Courtroom for St. Johns, Michigan by law. ing services Sunday, March 21 hostesses. Roll call is by June Judge of Probate the Court House in the City of St. TIMOTHY M. GREEN sworn claims with the court and serve a hearing be held at which ail creditors when Joyce Beebe of Owosso will Stenzel, Mrs. Otto Dickinson will Johns, and County of Clinton, Michigan, of said deceased are required to prove This mortgage foreclosure sale is HELENA M. BURK Judge of Probate a copy on Jack walker, Administrator, be the guest speaker.Themeeting give the devotions. Mrs/Harold that being the place of holding the Dated: Dec. 23, 1970 claims and heirs will be determined. expressly Intended to be subject and Register of Probate 115 E. Walker, St. Johns, Michigan Horner is in charge of the pro Circuit Court In and for said County, Harold B. Reed 48879,,prior to said hearing. Creditors must file sworn claims with subordinate to the first mortgage lien was adjourned and Gladys Warren of the Bank of Lansing pursuant to gram. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20, 1971 on Feb. 10, 1871, at 10:00 o'clock Attorney for Estate of Veeda Publication and service shall be the Court and serve a copy on Lena led the devotions and Dorothy local time in the forenoon of said day, H. Escher Goodrich, Executrix, of R-l, Ovid, Mortgage dated April 7,1967, recorded Jordan presented a program of King Lee is a medical patient made as provided by Statute and Court In Liber 249, Page 14 and re-recorded and said premises will be sold to pay 305 E. State Street Rule. Michigan 48866 prior to said hearing. Christmas readings after which in St. Lawrence Hospital. Lyndon G. Wessler, claims. the amount so as aforesaid then due St. Johns, Michigan. 35-3 Also on the petition of Lena Good in Llber 249, Page 154 of Clinton Lilly A. Ward, final account. TIMOTHY M. GREEN County Records, and Bank of Lansing the group sang Christmas carols. In spite of the icy roads the on said Mortgage together with legal Judge of Probate rich, Executrix, for license to sell Ina Mae -Yeager, license to sell costs, Attorneys' fees and also any real estate of said deceased. Persons expressly states that the Mortgage t Masonic. Lodge reported a good Notice is hereby given that the fol Dated: Dec. 23, 1970 foreclosed hereby shall in no event crowd Friday at their fish supper. real estate. _ . taxes and Insurance that said Mort lowing state-owned buildings located In Walker and Moore, interested In said estate are directed Rick Warren who enlisted in 450 pounds of fish were eaten. Glenn A. Halterman, probate gagee does pay on or prior to the date the Sleepy Hollow State Park will be By: Jack Walker to appear at said hearing to show cause be merged with said first Mortgage the United States Navy, is at v of said sale; which said premises are sold by sealed bids. All bids stiall Attorney why such license should not be granted. * lien. Great Lakes. His address is; Next fish fry will be Feb. 12. of will. • - described in said Mortgage as fol Publication and service shall be Bessie B. Smeaton, appoint be sent to "Sealed Bid, Sleepy Hollow, 115 E. Walker St. BANK OF LANSING Richard L. Warren S.R., D SO Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller and lows, to - wit; Property situated in the Department of Natural Resources, 408 35„3 made as provided by Statute and Court Mortgagee ment of administrator. Township of Bath, County of Clinton, St. Johns, Michigan. Rule. 49 39; Company 954, Battalion Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bollinger called Kalamazoo Plaza, Lansing, Michigan Dated; Dec. 16, 1970 on Paul Schiably at Harrison Carlton J. Goodsell, allowance and state of Michigan, described as 48914." The deaiine for accepting bids Snyder, Ewert, Ederer and Parsley 24; Recruit Training Command; Will Hooks-jan.27. TJM°THY M" GREEK Great Lakes, Illinois 60088. over the holidays. They also of annual account, will be Feb. 1, 1871, at 3:00 p.m*. JUdeB 0f Probate 1200 Bank of Lansing Building follows: Beginning at a point B40 ft. Eastern Standard Time. Each building STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Probate nated. Jan , 1(W1 Lansing, Michigan 48933 Mr. and Mrs. J. O. VanDyne called on Judd McDonough at the N of the S 1/8 post of the NE 1/4 of Confer the County of Clinton. ' ^r^Kd Lewis Attorneys for Mortgagee 33-13 Masonic Home in Alma. THURSDAY, Jan. 21, 197i to be sold has been numbered. In have returned home after spend Section 20, T5N, RlW, In Michigan, dicate building number and type of thence N 200 ft., thence E 400 ft., LEONARD D. HOOKS, Deceased TZZTc^* building in your bid. Separate bids must m|,er Minnie A. Buehler, appoint thence S 200 ft., thence W 400 ft. It is Ordered that on Jan. 27, 1971, gj *"£" £r2 be submitted for each building. Build et r ment of administrator. to the place of beginning, Bath Town ings listed are located on Price, Up at 11:00 a.m. In the Probate Court- 1 ,„;''? room, St. Johns, Michigan, a hearing ^ J°hn5' M*chtt"'' 37-3 [ Florence Yerrick, final ac ship, Clinton County, Michigan. ton, and Shepardsville Roads in sec be held on the petition of B. Dean count. The redemption period as deter tions 10 and 2, T6N, RlW and section NOTICE OF MORTGAGE mined under Section 27 A 3240 of Mich 34, T7N, RlW, Victor and Ovid Town Dyer for probate of a purported will, FORECLOSURE SALE Business Directory igan statutes Annotated Is one year ships, Clinton County. appointment of fiduciary and for a de DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE in I .County Building from the time of such sale. termination of heirs. the conditions of a certain mortgage Publication and service shall be I Permits Bldg. No. 101: House, two story made oy Donald J. Plunkett and Clara Dated: Nov. 3, 1870 made as provided by statute and Court Jane Plunkett, of 5050 Stoll Road, De- I Gary Rogers, 2200 Green Rd., frame/aluminum sided. Bldg. No. 102: Rule. John R. Stump Grain-Tool Shed, wood frame. Bldg. Witt, Michigan, Mortgagor, to BANK FARM {St. Johns, Olive Township; resi Attorney for, Gerald E. No. 103; Barn, wood. Bldg., No. 104: TIMOTHY M. GREEN OF LANSING, of Lansing, Michigan, AUTOMOTIVE Judge of Probate Mortgagee, dated Jan. 31, 1970, and DRUGGISTS DRAINAGE dence: 436 Round Lake Rd., De- Walsh, Mortgagee Grain-Corn Crib, wood. Bldg.,No. 105: - • 4307 W. Saginaw Date: Dec. 21, 1970. recorded in the office of the Register Witt, addition to dwelling. Wood Corn Crib. Bldg., No. 106: Wire Russell A. Lawler For the BEST BUY in Lansing. Michigan 48917 ' 28-13 Corn Crib. Bldg., No. 108: Silo. Bldg., of Deeds for the County of Clinton, JAMES BURNHAM Attorney for Petitioner State of Michigan, on Feb. 5, 1970, NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE No. 108: House, single story, wood 200 Holllster Bldg. Hew & Used Chevrolets Phone St. Johns 224-4045 frame-Upton Rd. Bldg. No. 97: Silo In Llber 257, Page 349 thereof, and Lansing, Michigan 35-3 Mortgagee having elected under the See >* R-3, St. Johns " • LEGAL NOTICES DEFAULT having been made In the -Upton Rd. Bldg. No. 63: Barn, wood- He's a Shepardsvllle Rd. terms of said Mortgage to declare the conditions of'a certain Mortgage made Sale Besko-Feb. 17 entire principal and accrued interest EDINGER & WEBER by Thomas Arner KerbyandConstance thereon due, which election it does FOWLER Phone 582-2401 friend HARDWARE Kerby, his wife to the Administrator of STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Probate NOTICE OF MORTGAGE A performance bond will be required Court foMhe County of Clinton. hereby exercise, pursuant to which FORECLOSURE Veterans Affairs dated March 6, 1867, of successful bidders to guarantee there Is claimed to be due and un of the and recorded in the office of the Estate of cleaning up the site In accordance with ANNA BESKO, M.L paid on said Mortgage on the date of GOWER'S HARDWARE Default having been made on the con Register of Deeds for the County of conditions of the sale. Conditions of this Notice for principal, interest and Be a Partner Clinton and State of Michigan, on the .sale will be specified at the time It Is Ordered that on Wednesday, family dition of a. certain mortgage made the Feb. 17, 1971, at 9:30 a.m. In the abstracting, the sum of FOUR THOU- NOT JUST A CUSTOMER and 14th day of January, 1868, by Glenn March 8, 1967, In Liber 248 of Mort successful bidders are notified of their SANT THREE HUNDRED FIFTY - gages, on page 748 on which Mort successful bids. Site cleanup will not Probate Courtroom in the Courthouse Buy the Co-op Way E. Shaw and Nancy H. Shaw, huaband in St. Johns, Michigan a hearing be FOUR AND 34/100 DOLLARS ($4," Your Pharmacists fills all GRAIN ELEVATOR anrf wife of R-3, St. Johns, Michigan, gage there Is claimed to be due at. require removal of concrete founda 354.34) and a Writ of Execution upon the date of this notice, for principal' tions, footings, slabs or filling base hold on the petition of Derrill Shina- FARMERS' CO-OP Prescriptions with the ut as, mortgagors, to the Bank of Alma, bery, Guardian, for license to sell the Judgment rendered inlngham Coun BOTTLED GAS Ashley Branch. Ashley, Michigan, as and interest, the sum of Nine thou ments. The amount of bond shall be most accuracy. real estate of said ward. Persons ty Circuit Court case number 9917- FOWLER Phonic 582-2661 Cylinders or Bulk Mortgagee, ana recorded on Jan. 18, sand seven hundred sixty - five and 25 per cent of the purchase price of C having been returned unsatislfiedj 72/100 ($9,750.72) Dollars,andnopro- the building but not loss than $25, Interested in said estate are directed 1866, In the office of the Register of to appear at said hearing to show cause NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of the Glnspie Drug Store Eureka Deeds, for Clinton county, in Liber ceedlngs having been Instituted to re nor more than $100. Ninety (90) days why such license should not bo granted. power of sale contained in said Mort 221N. Clinton Phone 224-2695 245 of Mortgages, £ag« 4B8, on which cover the debt now remaining secured will be allowed for.removal of build gage and pursuant to the statutes in. CREDIT BUREAU Mortgage there Is claimed to be due by said Mortgage, or any part thereof, ings and cleanup from the date of the Publication and service shall be Phone 224-3154 St. Johns Phone 224-2953 made as provided by Statute and Court such casBs made and provided, NOTICE and unpaid at the date of this Notice, whereby the power of sale contained sales agreement No payment of the IS HEREBY piVEN that on Mar. 12, Four Thousand Six Hundred Nlnety- in said Mortgage has become operative; bond or bid price Is required at the Rule. CLINTON COUNTY TIMOTHY M. GREEN 1971, at 10;00 o'clock in the fore £lgh| Dollars and Ninety-Eight cents Now Therefore, Notice Is ^Hereby time bids are submitted. Successful noon, at the North front entrance of ($4,688.88) principal, plus Interest, Given that by virtue of the power of bidders will be notified by return mall. Judge of Probate CREDIT BUREAU FARM SERVICES INSURANCE Dated: Jan. 7,1971 the Courthouse In the City of St, costs, taxes and penalties; sale contained in said Mortgage and In The Michigan Department of Natural Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, (that Resources reserves the right to refuse AUorneRobert yH .fo'r'Estat Wood e Phone 224-2391 Complete Insurance Service No suit or proceeding at -law or an pursuance of the statute In such case an bld being the place of holding the Circuit y ' 200 W. State Since 1933 equity having beeninstttuted to recover made and provided, the said Mort 36 2 Court within the .said county), said Credit Reports Collections Purina fieeds. gage will be foreclosed by a sale of " St. Johns, Michigan. Mortgage will be foreclosed by a sole the" debt or.any" part of the' debt, se 37-3 Means S $ S in Your Pocket AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE cured by said Mortgage, and the power the premises therein described or so at public auction to the highest bidder much thereof as may be necessary, at NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION of the premises described in said FIRE INSURANCE of" sale In said Mortgage contained Heirs Jenkins—Feb. 17 Mathews Elevator Co. having been operative by reason of such public auction, to the highest bidder, Mortgage, or so much thereof as may FOR TOUR LISTING IN THE GENERAL CASUALITY at North entrance of the Court House TO: CREDITORS OF LAKE COLUMBIA STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Probate be necessary to pay_the amount due Grain—Feeds—Seeds default; Court for the County'of Clinton. J?OW, THEREFORE, Notice It here In the City of St. Johns and County of MAINTENANCE COMPANY as aforesaid arid"any sum which may FOWLER A. T. ALLABY — Ins. Clinton, Michigan, that being the .place Estate of be paid by the undersigned at or be Builncit Directory by given that on March 19/ 1871 at JERI L, JENKINS, Deceased Over Gamble Store 11:00 o'clock daylight savings time, In of holding the Circuit Court In and for Please take notice that Lake Co fore said'sale for taxes and/or In Use Clinton County News said County, on Feb, 2, 1971, at ten lumbia Maintenance Company, a Mich THE COURT ORDERS: surance on said premises, and all Phone 224-2161 Classified for Fast Results the forenoon of said day at the North Hearing on petition of Vernon h. St. Johns Phone 224-3258 front door of the Courthouse In the o'clock in the forenoon of said day. igan rorooratlon. Is beintc dissolved. Wednesday, January 13,1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Page 17 mn^E . a**. NOW'S THE TIME TO SIGN !„4! ri^llif iVv, -*•' *•> .V' rr^tfi p (.«*lrf.. <*Ji* «fVit, ,:W.M •*•>'*•:••!, On Tour Pharmacist A^Glaspie's ... to follow doctor's orders! 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"• • Repairs? * Floor Coverings v..;• .Ph.284-7127 i i...... 1 St; Johns, Mich* « ; St. Johns Ashley • Expansion? 224-3234 Jim Edinger Chevrolet BOB LEWIS SorVing America's Formers;, • Modornizalion? 847-3571 *&> Heating Plumbing Sales and SerVice Providers of Plenty .,*•» VIRGIL ZEEB; >^ bowler • Eureka ' :Pti', 224-7169 .. ,-«.,„...„.••• .j-.'^' "•'-•"•''i''""1"' ,^ea-,v-^c Page 18 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St Johns, Michigan Wednesday, January 13, .1971 Cllnf on County News 'IF IT FITZ . . . Give the man a medal Wednesday, January 13, 1971 &y JIM FIT7GERALD 2 dogs were recently awarded ceremony at which a visiting to get a crowbar, or whatever, Bronze Star medals "for meri general would pin medals on de and pry 4 tires off the rims, then torious service" against hostile serving enlisted men, pry 4 others on. That was work Grass roots red tape forces in Vietnam, Arf, arf, said •Write yourself up for a Legion to which I was unaccustomed. Sandy. of Merit " the colonel ordered. There were comething like 1,- The problems of solid Waste disposal The magnificent hoax was That was the highest award 500 jeeps in camp By Christ pulled off by some soldiers to given for outstanding service mas 1,499 had switched tires. have been in the making for sometime and demonstrate that the wholesale performed under non-combat My jeep was the lone exception. suddenly they have reached proportions awarding of medals has cheap conditions. The chaplain-never noticed be ened their value to the point "Can I get that for changing cause he always looked up, which demand immediate action. The irony where a true hero is reluctant my typewriter ribbon faithfully straining to see how many of is that no individual or group working to to accept one. Military brass every week whether if needs It ficers in heaven out-ranked him. hats exchange medals like pea or not?" I asked him. ward a solution has struck upon any answer nuts, competing to see which This shirking was not accom "You can think of something plished easily. I had to drive the which is generally viewed as acceptable. can wear the most ribbons on better than that," the colonel other way whenever an MP Various government units in Clinton his manly chest. The generals grumped. "I've never had an vehicle came into sight. I had to also like to see their rugged assistant who didn't win a medal park behind trees. Most of all, County recently met to discuss the future faces reflected in the medals and I don't want to start now."* I had to procrastinate skillfully of solid waste disposal programs and, sadly, hanging on their troops. Every Right here because there are whenever the motor pool captain one knows the dumb enlisted still people around who remem wanted to know when I was going the gathering disbanded with little or nothing man couldn't earn an award with ber I'd better admit I was a lousy out the inspiring' leadership of to change those %$%&*% tires. accomplished. Sessions of this type only chaplain's assistant The awful I usually told him I'd do It tomor General Chicken who phones truth is that my nickname around add to the problem. brave orders to the front from row but today I had to drive the ( camp was The Drunken Padre. chaplain to chapel For the most part Clinton residents have his penthouse foxhole. When the chaplain thought I was I remember how it was in out posting church notices, I •I'd change them now but I received efficient service from their county 1945 . . was actually drinking beer In the don t want to interfere with every government, and in the last two years a After over 2 years in the army, sergeant's club or shooting pool soldier's right to worship as he *I ended up at Camp Polk, La., in the day room. My being as sees fit,' I would explain. Cap service agency—the Department of Public still a buck private. I was made sistant to a chaplain was gener tains never argued with generals Works — has reflected this effectiveness. an assistant to a colonel who ally regarded as similar to Al or God. The tires were never Through planning studies and counsel from was also a chaplain in that order. Capone being secretary of the switched. My main job was to drive hirn treasury. > Unfortunately, the colonel private agencies atuned to population growth once a week to the other side of I really didn't care much about didn't agree that this devotion to and land use, county agencies dealing in camp where he gave patriotic- getting a medal. All I wanted was dereliction was worth the Legion Christian sermons to the Negro a discharge which was due in a of Merit He dropped my write- such matters have a well rounded fore soldiers, who were not allowed in few months. So I put pickled up Into his sinner file and never cast of the future needs of Clinton resi the camp's main church unless tongue in cheek and wrote how I mentioned the subject again. dents, be they in township, village or city. they were carrying brooms. had most distinguished myself at And I hadn't thought about the 'I can't have any buck private Camp Polk, thus earning the colonel for 25 years, until I It is regrettable that these advantages can working for me," the colonel said. Legion of Merit. read about those 2 dogs getting not be accepted and put to effective use Overnight I became a corporal That winter ithad been ordered Bronze Star medals. If they had 3 months later I was a sergeant that every jeep in camp switch been his dogs, it wouldn't have to combat a situation which becomes more One day it was announced there to winter tires. They meant been a hoax. critical with each day. DeWitt board disputes sewer would soon be a big parade and switch tires, not wheels. You had Onward and Upward. There can be much said for keeping government at the grass roots level but charges, Jaycees name Teeters, TAKING FIVE frequently the roots of the grass are im bedded too deeply in thinking which is bur dened by resentment and denial of obviously Federal-Mogulbuys St.Johns plant New news diet changing demands and processes. The re cent meeting on waste disposal is a prime ONE YEAR AGO adequate structure at 201 E, The company, basedinDetroit, Jan. 14 1970 Gibbs St. in St. Johns. also took out an option on '10 By RON HUARD example of why red-tape has become an Two attorneys one considering lots owned by the City of St. Johns inherent part of government. The DeWltt Board of Education a return to private law practice just west of the'present building. moved to turn over to their at after many years of public It was announced also that bank Gadzooks, there's change shock and grumbling that to nest eggs Is but each little torney disputed sewer charges service and the other, who only deposits in Clinton County totaled afoot in the news. find an honest pollticaln would find is reported in five and six from the city of DeWltt. DeWltt a few days ago left the counselor more than $14 million, the highest I read in the Free Press last be like finding an Israeli on figures. is charging the board at the rate ranks, met for an informal, amount in the history of the coun weekend where a good, old- 0the board of directors of a Atop all this is a divorcee '« * I', 1 Building use oft$2,25 per person private visit on Jan. 4 at' the< ty according to "statements ^r'ff- riifashioned money scandal might chapter of the Order of Hiber ^secretary, tangled tales of the Lv A week prior to the* "board, ^nation's Capitol. leased the week before by the 'be a-brewing in Illinois. nians. dead man's associates activ The St. Johns High School has been in meeting, Superintendent James The two were Congressman county's seven banking institu After chomping on a news At the time the Issues ap ities immediatelyuponhis death Ritchie attended a city council James Harvey of the 8th District tions. diet of demonstrations, bomb peared awfully messy to us, but and a tie-in with a scandal from use for over a full year now and we can meeting to question the sewer of Michigan and Richard M, ings, civil disorders, muggings, they pale considerably when those earlier years. A real hardly let the time pass without pointing rate. Ritchie's subsequent fig Nixon current vice president of drug abuse and hate-America compared to things that made whing-ding in the making. ures indicated DeWittwascharg- the United States who, in eight Dallas Township acquired a promotions, it seemed a wel news during the 60's. out the expanded programming and build new fire truck for the local fire Now, mind you, I don't like *ig the schools more than twice days would' turn over his duties come change. The current interest in the ing use since the new quarters were opened. as much as any other school to Democrat Lyndon Baines John department from the John Bean public officials to be tied to Mfg. Co. of Lansing for a total It was a living recall to the state that always has led the " nasty things in any way. It really district he had checked. son, vice president under John uncomplicated days of the post parade of government related Aside from the general curriculum Fitzgerald Kennedy. cost of $5,600. The new 1946 does glve'emakindabadimage. Robert Montgomery, chairman model International replaced the war 40's when, aside from com money scandals centers around growth which could be expected from com of the Tri-County and Lansing But I gotta admit the current The Belding Redskins scalped old Reo Speed Wagon bought in munism, political graft and mob a former secretary of state, reports filtering out of Spring pletion of an entirely new school, the Use airport committee still hoped that the Redwings 73-36 forSt. Johns' 1926 which was so obsolete that activities used up more ink than Paul Powell, whodiedlast Octo Eaton County supervisors might field, 111. are a welcome change sixth defeat in seven games sofar tires couldn't be found for it. the government printing offices. ber and left little nest eggs in the* news diet. of facilities by the general public should, reconsider their action to not this season. Screen cowboy Sunset Carson It was a time when, surprising scattered in his wake. indeed, be gratifying to taxpayers who sup- participate in a Tri-County Air- Unlike St. Johns, the Ovid Ro or not, each new report of a As is typical of these things, It might be a bit harder to por Authority, and Linda Stirling co-starred in ' ports the St. Johns school district. Hardly mans rolled to their first win of "Cherokee Flash" at the Clinton cash cache by some prominent no one seems to know for sure swallow, tho, if those reports Clinton County will receive the season with a 49-39 thumping Theater. Along with the Carson official drew expressions of what the total amount of the were coming out of Lansing. an evening goes by without a number of $65,635 of a $10,7 million chunk of neighboring rival Elsie. Both flick was "Behind City Lights," activities occurring within the school and of Federal Aid Secondary money teams are now credited with one starring Lynne Roberts and Peter that is alio ted to Michigan coun Win apiece this season. The Big Cookson. some of the previously termed "frills" ties and the State Highway De Red started fast with an 11-point partment. This figure was about first quarter to the winners only have been responsible for a great margin $70,000 less than was received four. Jim Bulter of Elsie took As just read up above this in of this activity. in 1969 beoause the Increase was scoring honors by netting 17 the "ten years ago" section of In this day of concern for squeezing all not as great as the Increase in points. this feature, the 1945-46 edition Another banner year the national average. Marshal Salter of St. Johns of the Bath Fighting Bees also out of a dollar that can be squeezed, Pewamo-Westphalia slammed retired from city work after 32 came off the previous v/eekend use of the new high school building is the Panthers from DeWltt by the years of service in the area. with their 5th and 6th consecu final score of 56-49. P/W led all Salter spent the past several tive season wins without a defeat. By TIM YOUNKMAN encouraging. the way throughout the contest years driving dump trucks for The triumphs came over Morrice while DeWltt played a never-end the city crews. on Jan. 8 by the score of 37-24 and over Boys Vocational School ^y^VWW•'MVpVAV^W^AW•VWM•^>V^lKl8ftWMAS6WTlM<^••^W Wednesday/ January 13, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Page ]$ Shepardsville Kincuid District View from the 30th By Lucille Spencer Mrs, porter C. Parks A job to do The Charge Conference of the Mr. and Mrs. Roger Balmer,- Price and Shepardsville United Mr. and Mrs, George Balmer, Dire consequen Methodist Churches will be the Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Schmidt- first Sunday in February at the man, and Mrs. Ethel Schmjidtman' By REV. HUGH BANNINGA Shepardsville United Methodist of Bath were New Year's din Church, Potluck luncheon will ner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Dell By SEN. WILLIAM S. BALLENGER be at 1 p.m. Schmidtman and family. " Every year, as regular as a federal government hand out In the 12th chapter of St, Mr. and Mrs. Don Potts and Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves vice to his city and of his like that? Have you turned away clock, university officials corn-' large chunks' 6t money to help is calling a conference of 22 Paul's first letter to the Cor pastoral work—a work that had from someone, because of his LIBRARY CLUB MEETS Mike visited Mrs. Rose Potts of plain that the Legislature is the states out of their financial inthian Church his message Lansing, New Year's. Michigan cities In financial made him beloved bv hundreds extreme physical ugliness. And There were 13 present when "short-changing" them onappro- crises. trouble. He hopes to convince went something like this: "Now the Ovid-Duplain Library Club Monday, Mrs. Don Potts and of people. Even that was un have you experienced the guilt priations and predict dire conse The Governor knows that the the Legislature to give cities look, for the well-being of the met at the home of Mrs. Harold Mike visited Mr, and Mrs. Clyde known in heaven. feelings after you missed the quences. only alternative is for a large the authority to levy a two per Church there will always be Frisbie on Friday, Jan. 8. Jenks Jr. A Just as he wa3 about to turn opportunity to bring some hap Somehow, those dire conse increase in the state income tax cent local income tax instead of diversities of gifts and there Mrs. Charles Palen, Jr. was Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherman and away from the gates, Peter said, piness and love into that per quences never seem to material to meet the rising cost of pro the present one per cent limit, fore different functions. So get chairman due to the absence of baby of Grand Ledge were New "Stay for a minute and tell me son's life? ize. viding the services that the people except in the case ofDetroit which used to the idea. the president. Year's dinner guests of Mr. and this. Are you the man who fed St. Francis of Assisi almost ' On the contrary, there are of Michigan are demanding. already is permitted to levy two There will always be a need Mrs. Don Sullivan and Danny. the sparrows?" "Yes", was the turned away from someone, be The speaker for the day was concrete indications just the It is hoped, of course, that an • per cent. for apostles totransmitthetra- reply, "but what has that to do Russel Sullivan of Adrian spent cause of his physical ugliness. Glenn L. Deisler of Deisler's opposite is happening. increase in state taxes can be At present, local units of gov ditions of the faith. We will with it?" "Comein/'saldPeter, the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. St. Francis had a particular Flower Shop. He started his talk Just a few days ago, national avoided by a handout from Wash ernment are receivingabout$145 always need the prophets to "the Master of the sparrows Don Sullivan and family. aversion to lepers. One day by telling how to take care of newspapers played up the fact ington. BfitfWashington has the million a year from the state study the gospel writings and wants to thank you." Ken Hutchison of Grand Ledge as he was riding along, he saw houseplants. Some interesting that the University of Michigan's same problem trying to satisfy as their share of state sales, bring them to bear on the life visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Sul Yes, we are expected to per a leper come out of a cave and things brought out were that graduate school ranks in the top the states that the state does income, and intangibles taxes. and culture of the times. come toward him. livan, Tuesday evening. form humble service in His houseplants should be treated six of the nation. tryiqgto satisfycities—a definite It will be interesting to see how There will always be a need Mrs. Grace Sullivan visited name. What we do to keep the When the leper was right in like a pet, they liked sunlight, The American Council of Edu lack of funds. Where is the money far this "borrow-from-Peter-to- for teachers to instruct others Mrs. Darlene Sherman and Mrs, machinery of the church organ front of him, St. Francis and they don't like an extreme cation (ACE) released results of coming from? pay-Paul" trend can go. in the faith in order that sound ization going won't count for spurred his horse to go,on.Yet, Don Button of Grand Ledge, N change in the temperature. He a study which ranked theUniver- doctrine can be preserved from much in the eyes of God. What when he was further on down also stated that watering and Corkey and Jim Parks spent sity of Michig?i In the top ech insidious heresies. There will He wants from us is humble the road, he knew that he had humidity have a lot to do with New Year's Eve with Mr. and elons along with the University always be a need for miracle service to others—service Mrs. Porter Paries. done something* profoundly the growth of the plant. of California f at Berkeley, workers and healers and admin which comes from the greatest wrong, and he went back and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher He demonstrated how to build Harvard, Yale, Stanford and the istrators and even for those who of all His gifts. kissed the leper on the lips. and Kevin spent Saturday night University of Chicago. speak in tongues. And as he went on his way, it a terrarium which does not re with Mr. and Mrs. Lee John BIDS WANTED That, of course, is the gift quire as much care as other In the same survey, Michigan ' So you Corinthian Christians of His love. He wants us to seemed as if the very heavens son and family of Rosebush, State University emerged as a respect the gift that the other sang for joy. plants. The plants should be small Saturday they went snowmobil- pass along His love to others. and of the slow-growing variety. school whose graduate programs, ON person has, no matter what it Sometimes 'this is a very This is what God wants us to ing. while not as distinguished as is. All are essential and all The dish or glass bowl should be Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mc -' difficult thing to do. Another do each day. He wants us to do lined with sheet moss and the soil those at Michigan, are of better are vitally necessary to each clergyman tells about an ex little humble acts of service Roberts and Debra, Ron Espie than average quality. And Wayne others." should contain a high content of and Mark of Lansing were New perience he had in a restaurant. to others, so that the heavens protein in with the peat moss. State University's graduate de St. Paul says the same thing He says, "I was enjoying my will sing for joy. Year's dinner guests of Mr, and Painting of interior of Social The Pledge of Allegiance and partments were all rated "ade to us today. He says to all self thoroughly when suddenly Mrs, Eldoris Hahn and daughter. collect was repeated in unison. quate plus". Services Building*. clergymen, to all church board I looked up, and across the New Year's Eve, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roger Smith has con While legislative appropria members, to all organists, to room," sitting in a corner with Jess Parks of Wacousta visited sented to take charge of the tions are not the only source of all women in altar societies, his back to the main entrance Duplnin- Mr. and Mrs, Eldoris Hahn and Memorial at the County Federa income for these educational in to all church school teachers, but facing me was a man whose daughter. Rochesfer Colony tion when it meets in the spring. stitutions, it would appear that to all acolytes, to all church face made me shudder. Sunday evening Porter Parks Michigan's universities haven't Inquire at Social Services offices at treasurers, to all ushers. ; . By Mrs James Burnham Mrs. Charles Palen, Jr. was the visited the Eldoris Hahn family. nominee for county treasurer to been "short-changed" too drasti "Don't get all puffed up over Phone 234-4045 We wish to express our sincere S, Oakland St, St. Jnhns, for details I could not describe it to you be elected at the spring meeting. cally. your particular job in the if I would, and I would not if sympathy on the death of Mrs. Attaining such excellence of church. They're all needed and Matthew 20:20 - 28 scripture Mrs. Neil Dalby or a repre Edward Fuhr's father, Floyd I could. It is enough to say sentative from Girls Town will educational standards and such no one job is more important that it was a face that had been reading set the background for Hedglln of Marion, Sunday. He quantity in enrollments—U-Mhas than another." the message Sunday morning at be a speaker at the February will be buried Wednesday at completely shattered and mis meeting at the Shepardsville 38,661 students, MSU 44,002, and shapen. I could not keep my eyes the Church of Christ worship Chapel Hill. Wayne State University 35,855— Bids to be in clerk's office by 9 a.m. Jan. 18, 1971 The great deeds and services United Methodist Church with- off him. I kept looking at him hour. Special in song was pre cannot be done very easily with we perform within the organ the Crescent Club guests for Tuesday forenoon Elmer Har- and thinking and wondering— sented by Coni Burnham with her out fairly adequate financial sup ization of the church indicate the afternoon. denburg visited Mrs, Maxine "what7 when? how? why?" I guitar as she sang, "I Looked port from the Legislature. our talents and capacities, but it for Love." Greeters for the day Hoerner. noticed that one of the waiters On another front: While state Clinton County Board of Commissioners is really the small deeds and were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Har stood and talked to him as he governments in deep financial services we do which indicate ate. Hood. vey Hoerner and girls visited the depth and the range of our Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoerner. difficulty are looking to Wash I thought to myself, "How kind Elsie ington for help with their burdens, consecration. This is what ANNUAL MEETING SET .Sunday, Harvey Hoerner, Mr. Christ wants from all of us. of him. But how could he? Why By Mrs Neva Keys and Mrs. Don Potts and Mike Michigan cities are looking to By Property Management Comm. couldn't 17" Jan. 9, Saturday evening, at their state government for help No matter what our particular visited Mr. and Mrs, Harold "As I left the restaurant, I 7:30 p.m. the annual congrega with their financial problems. gift is from God, we are ex Hoerner. was unhappy and upset.* I kept tional meeting will be held at the - Patricia Dunay, daughter of pected to perform humble ser Sunday evening, Arthur Hoer Gov. William Milliden has been thinking to myself, "If I, a per Duplain Church of Christ, New Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dunay of Ban vice in His name. ner and a friend from Lansing in the forefront of the nation's son who normally has kind and officers for the year will be nister recently received her visited Harold Hoerner, governors demanding that -the A well known Scottish minis generous instincts, and as a elected at this time and reports Master's Degree in the Mentally ter always tried to put appropri Christian professes to be a given relative to the work ac Handicapped at Finch Field - G.V. Pyle and Mrs. Robert . * _ _ . ate illustrations in his sermons. complished during th'e past year. house, CentraLMichiganUniver- Scarborough were honored at a jOn. I i) IS loveYK r Uiof mankind—if I am a One day he told his congregation- mfe" ? , "*?J"Y'r\ > " .* •Oiwin tfiHiuiIiai^ty. .sheds'teaching In theiMio-. birthday dinner Sunday, at the Stn,vna. t " - -- ^w BIDS WANTED aver- jf u . * ui„ j „„ « victim of such instinctive Luman Hall had the misfortune AuSable Schools. Johns home of Mr. and Mrs. * dead line TOT about on e of his dreams. He sions that I turn away from a man whom I ought to have to fall and fracture his hip Lt. Phillip Flzzell and Mrs. Kenneth Pyle. FOR had dreamed that he had died, Wednesday evening He is at Fizzell, the former MaryHelene and naturally had presented turned toward, what can we expect from other people who Owosso Mem orial Hospital Vlcek of Elsie, and their daugh farmers' tax himself at the pearly gates of ter, Rachel have been visiting neither by profession nor where he will be confined for Farmers who earned at least heaven for admission. some time. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bath But to his dismay, Peter natural inclination are moved two-thirds of their 1970 gross 2 Police Cars for Sheriff's Dept. to be kind7" Mr. and Mrs. Janes Burnham Frank Vlcek of Elsie and Mr. By Mrs Florence L. Witchell denied him admission until he and Mrs. Keith Fizzell of Owosso , income from farming should file with 2 trade-ins. called Thursday on Mrs. Mary their 1970 declaration of esti presented his credentials. The H, Petro, Mr. and Mrs. Theron for two weeks. They will return old man told of the sermons This story gives us some to California Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sweet and mated Federal income tax by Jessup and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jan. 15. Form 1040-ES(F) should he had preached, but Peter thing to think about, doesn't it? Mapes In St, Louis. Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fletcher, said that no one had heard them Have you ever had an experience all o f Bath, returned Jan. 3 be used for this purpose. How evening they spent with Mr. and EXTENSION CLUB MEETS y ever, farmers do not have to file in heaven. He spoke of his ser Mrs. Earl Johnson in Flint. from' a trip thru Florida and Inquire at Sheriff's Dept. for The Green School Extension the southern states. While in an estimate if they file their 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thelen Federal income tax return and specifications and details called Tuesday evening on Mr. Club met at the home of Mrs. Florida they vlsitedMrs.Sweet's Zella Brewbaker Tuesday after sister and her husband, Mr, and pay all the tax due by March 1, r and Mrs. James Burnham and 1971. viewed slides taken by Coni noon, Jan. 6. After a potluck Mrs. Roscoe Witchell, who are y0»r F*** Burnham on her trip to Germany dinner, the business meetingfol- spending the winterattheirSara- "Farmer's Tax,Guide", Publi last summer. lowed with Mrs. Florine Peabody sota home. Points of interest cation 225 furnishes information Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klsley presiding. visited were the Everglades, Ft. on this subject and may be Bids to be in clerk's office by 9 a.m. Jan. 18, 197!, and family and Bonnie Kimball Mrs. Eleanor Thornton and Lauderdale and Miami, Busch obtained free by dropping a post returned home from a two week Mrs, Peabody had attended the Gardens, Silver Springs, The card to District Director, In MIN-A-MART stay in Florida where they visited Clinton County Council meeting Ringling Museum and Jungle ternal Revenue Service, Detroit, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oren and made areportofitsprogram. Gardens of Sarasota and the Michigan 48226 or your county Acre. "Cooking for One or Two" was Foster Memorial on the Suwanee farm agent. Clinton County Board of Commissioners River. the subject. The daily require Fishermen who expect to re OPEN DAILY ments of vitamins were men-/ ceive at least two-thirds of their Jesse Parks tioned frequently and many sug gross income from fishing follow gestions for preparation of small Don't carry a grudge—you only By Property Management Comm, hurt yourself by carrying an un the same rules as those for joins Lansing quantities were madeandrecipes farmers. 7 a.m.-11 p.m. distributed. necessary load. law firm The next meeting will be held •#? US-27 South at Sturgis St Johns on Friday, Feb. 5 at the home 0 Jesse D. Parks of Watertown of Mrs, Helen S. Wiltsee, 146 Township and a Lansing attorney, West Pine St. This will also be *>l announced his return to the a potluck dinner at 11:30 a.m. practice of law after a year's The lesson will be on "Today's NOTICE absence. Fabrics and Their Care". REGULAR CLINTON COUNTY Parks Is a former senior part ner In the law firm of Parks, Mrs, George Kline of Charlotte ZONING APPEAL MEETING Church &-Wyble. spent Wednesday afternoon with He is a member of the State Mrs. Agnes Lewis. Residents of BENGAL, BINGHAM, DALLAS, The regular meeting of the Clinton County Bar of Michigan, American Bar Association, American Trial Mrs. Margaret Edwards and Zoning Appeal Board will meet on Monday, Lawyers Association and the Mrs. Dorothy Kaspar of St. Johns January 18, 1971 at 8:00 p.m. in the Court American Arbitration Associa and Mrs. Sidney Keys of Elsie RILEY & WESTPHALIA Townships tion. were in Detroit Monday. Mrs. house,'St. Johns, Michigan. He will become a partner with Kaspar remained there for a John H. Eliasohn and Thomas H. few weeks. At that time they will act on the following Blssell in the new firm of Parks, Eliasohn &, Blssell with offices Refuse to accept anything but Due to Health Department Regulations, applications: at 2325 S, Cedar Street, Lansing. the best—you often get It. DUPLAIN TOWNSHIP REGULAR CLINTON COUNTY The appeal of Clifford Rowland to occupy a ! mobile home on the following described BENGAL TOWNSHIP DUMP parcel of land: *' ZONING COMMISSION MEETING 1 West 1/2 of SE 1/4, Sec. 17, TBN-R1W * i The Clinton County ZoningCommission DEWITT TOWNSHIP IS will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan The appeal of Mrs, Selma Rummer to occupy uary 26/1971 at 8:00 p.m. in the ^Courthouse a mobile home on the following described St, Johns, Michigan. parcel of land; i Beg, on E sec, line 2573" S of NEcorof Permanently Closed Sec, 2-T5N-R2W, th W. 2Co!.3VS 663.51, Any persons having interests in the county I or their duly appointed representatives, will E 1032'/ S 330', E 1034,5', N 993' to pt, of be heard relative to any matters that should beg, I properly come before the Zoning Commission. By order of Bengal Twp. fcoard William M.Coffey WILLIAM M. COFFEY, I Zoning Administrator Marshall Hicks, Supervisor . ' Zoning Administrator' Page 20 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Wednesday, January 13, 1971 MARIE'S YARNS has a large sup ftbRWOOD hay savers and silage bunks, all steel 'welded 'witty FOR SALE: Holsteln cows and * HELP WANTED ir BUSINESS ply of Tapestry Wool and heifers, many just fresh. Ge- CLASSIFIED AD PAGES Tapestry mesh - 10 holes to the rolled edges to last a lifetime^ * AUTOMOTIVE OPPORTUNITY 'See at 'our yard, 5 1/4 mjles wirtz Farms, Perry. Phone 625- Inch, Create your own lovely 3072. 37-3p CASH RATE: 5c per word. Minimum, $1.00 per in LADY TO CARE for middle age needlepoint pieces, and be the south of. Fowler, Phone 587r 1966 CHEVY BEL-AIR 2 door sertion. YOUR AD RUNS 3 WEEKS FOR THE PRICE Invalid lady, permanent work. clever lady about town. 37-3p 3811. Fedewa BuHders, Inc. 22-tf sedan, engine overhauled, 350 OF 2. Second week will be refunded when your item Phone 224-3567 after 6 p.m. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • AUTOMOTIVE sells the first week. 35-3p MAN OR "WOMAN HOSPITAL BEDS in good con miles. Can be seen after 6 p.m. dition. We have replaced them • PETS at 3912 E. Wildcat Rd., or phone SAVE a 25c service fee by paying for your charged 224-3903. $500 or best offer. ad within 10 days of insertion. NEW AND used car salesman. Reliable person from this area with electric beds. Clinton Me FOR SALE: 1966 Olds F-85 sta to service and collect from morial Hospital, St. Johns, Mich. 36-3p All Interviews are confiden FOR SALE: Puppies, Collie tion wagon. Call Fedewa Build- BOX NUMBERS in care of this office add $1,00 automatic dispensers. No ex 37-1 tial. Apply in person. Cains purebreds, black and white. ers Inc. 587-3811. 30-tf LE: 1965 Dodge'Coronet", Bulck-Pontlac. 31-tf perience needed . * . we es F0R SA $35. Call 626-6705. 35-3p 4 door sedan. Good shape, body tablish accounts for y*du. Car, 10% OFF SALE! At Marie's 1966 OPEL, excellent econom ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE ACCEPTED references and $995 to $1,885 and motor and tires. $550. Phone WANTED: Eavestroughers, ex Yarns, on Splnnerln-Collins ical transportation . Cains UNTIL 5 P.M. MONDAYS cash capital necessary. 4 to 12 knitting worsted Boucle Suisse, 582-3302. 37-3p perience not necessary, will * LIVESTOCK Used Cars, 815 S. U.S. 27 St. train. Year around work. Fringe hours weekly nets excellent Bear brand Souffle and Yo-Yo. Johns, 224-2010. 37-1 ^Voro" \ benefits. Apply: The Roary Corp monthly income. Full time more. 37-lp ton, tire service RATES are based strictly on Classified Style. For local Interview, write, In truck with air compressor, oration, 1325 E. Jolly Rd., Lan FOR SALE: 50 feeder pigs,York 1969 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door clude telephone number, Eagle real good condition. 1966 GMC sing, between 7 and 8 a.m. only. FOR SALE: 16 ft. stock and and Hamp cross. 3634 Green hardtop, factory air,low mile FOR FAST RESULTS —PHONE 224-2361 Industries, 3938 Meadowferook tractor with air. 1968 CHEVRO 50-tf grain box for truck, or trade Road. Phone 651-5214. Victor age. Cains Used Cars, 815 S. Road, St. Louis Park, Minn. LET pickup, 1/2 ton Fleetslde, or ENTERPRISE 8201 for Holsteln calves. Call 582- Volsinet. 35-3p U.S. 27, St. Johns, 224-2010, 55426. * 37-lp V-8, 1967 GT COUGAR, 2 door DO YOU LIKE to make money? 2496. 37-3p ——^^~—^^—. L0VE TQ entertaln? Tnen don,t FOR"SALE-HAMPSHIRE Stock' 37-1 hardtop, black with red interior, Meet people, work in cordial — — — — — — — r — — — — — — - Hogs and Gilts, Quality meat fail to see this spacious 3- surroundings. If so, National Re 4 - speed. Travers Used Auto * FOR SALE * WANTED 1 PAIR of tractor tires, 13.6 type proven. Wacousta, 9800 1961 JEEP, 4 wheel drive pick Parts, St. Johns 224-3204. 37-1 bedroom ranch with fireplace In search and Distributing Corp. x 38 one pair, 12 x 38. Good Howe Rd. Leo Heller. 32-6g up. Phone 875-4244 after 4 REAL ESTATE family room and Rec, room (en needs full and part-time sales EMPLOYMENT for duals. One heat houser. Phone p.m. 37-3p tertainment center) and enjoy the personnel. No territories or FOR SALE: 1964 Ford Pickup, 824 - 2193. Richard Klein, Pe- FOR SALE: Ten purebred Here TWO NEW homes for sale. West peace and quiet of country liv sales quotas. For an Interview wamo. 37-lp 1964 CHEVROLET pickup, 1/2 V-8, automatic, radio, heater, WOULD LIKE beginning piano ford bull calves, weight about phalia-Fowler are on country ing, a large 20 x 40 fenced in call Mr. Smith at 484-8574 col- ton Fleetslde, V-8 motor, ROS- new tires. Good running condi and organ pupils. Call 224- 550 lbs. excellent for 4-H calf V lots. Three bedroom ranch and pool for summer fun. Call Fred lect 9 to 5- weekdays. . 37-3p sltive traction, power transmis tion. Call 224-4848. 35-3p 3915. 35-3p CARPETS a fright? Make them project..Don Sharkey, St. Louts, 3 or 4 bedroom Colonial. Con Denovich 224-2597 or Furman- a beautiful sight with Blue Mich., Phone 681-2440. 36-2 sion, over load springs, radio, struction to start soon. Financ Day Realty Co. 224-3236 or 485- Lustre. Rent electric shampooer rear step bumper and side cab FOR SALE: 1963 3/4tonChevro ing available. Call or contact 0225. 36-1 LADIES' or men's alterations. Dean's V & S Hardware, down FOR SALE: Purebred Yorkshire mirrors. May be seen at 7746 let pickup. 4 speed, 6 cyl. Fedewa Builders Inc. 1618 Eugene H. Thelen. Call 582- Phone 224-3381. 36-3p town, St. Johns. 37-1 boars, 3 miles westof Fowler, Airport Rd., DeWitt. 36-3p Wright Rd. 5 1/4 miles south, of FOR SALE: By owner, 3-bed- 3951. 37-3p mile south, 1st place east on Fowler. Phone 587-3811. |§ room home near Fowler. DO YOU have some grain to SET OF DRUMS, excellent con south side. Mark Koenigsknecht. A FEW 1970 NEW , 34-tf Phone Fowler 582-2495. 36-3p Are you: haul? Then take a minute and dition. 4 piece. May be seen Phone 582-3968. 38-3p give us a call. 1000 bushel capa * SNOWMOBILES at 508 N. Ottawa St, anytime. PLYMOUTH, CHRYSLER COUNTRY LOTS- two sold, one WANTED: Have cash buyers for •Experienced In sales city. Brown Bros, Trucking, De- 37-3p left. Between St. Johns and De- FOR SALE: 27 head of good LEFT OVER, farms. Mack Real Estate (517) of farm products or Witt, Mich. Call 669-5014. 36-3p Witt. Will build on these, using vaccinated Holsteln heifers, 9 FOR SALE: 200 R.S. Johnson 834-2860. 36-6 equipment? your plans or ours. 7 1/4% 23 INCH CONSOLE model RCA to 16 months. Eugene Farrier. Giving tremendous deals Snowmobile, 25hp.,widetrack, financing available if you can color TV with new picture Call 834-5363. 36-3p this monthl Just re electric start, reverse. Phone •Over 25 years old? ic WANTED qualify. Call FEDEWA BUILD tube, like new. $200. Call 224- ceived avblg shipment 582-5231. 37-lp MISCELLANEOUS 2324. 37-3p FOR SALE: 5 well bred Hamp of take-off tires of all ERS, INC. 587-3811 or visit our 'Symbol of • •Looking for more shire boars, 3 1/4 miles north sizes. Come in and take office at 6218 Wright Rd^ 5 1/4 • opportunity? miles south of Fowler Jlli 27-tf • WANTED: Silver Dollars. Pay up 1970 ZIG - ZAG $39.50. Small of Fowler. Peter Schrauben. a look at our used trucks' • Service' paint damage in shipment, in 36-3p and cars. * FOR SALE • Large, nationally-known to $2.00 each. Phone 224- SPORTS EQUIPMENT HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWN 7740. 37-3p walnut sew table. All controls ER — Large Ranch Type company will train to FEEDER PIGS FOR SALE: We -lettler's Motor Sales are built-in to make buttonholes, Home, carpeted living room, • sell life and health have quality meat typepigsfor WOULD like to buy used console sew on buttons and do fancy Ph. 224-2311 bedroom. Linoleum floors insurance so we can delivery to your farm. M.A.C.- HUNTERSI Used 22 Mossberg • or grand piano. Phone Ovid designs. Only $39.50 cash or In other rooms. Attached • turn over existing M.A., Box 960, Lansing. Phone 812 E. State St. Johns auto rlfie$25.UsedWln.model tyfiOcmpMii- 834-5621. 37-lp terms arranged. Call Lansing garage, full basement with • business in the area. '(517) 485-8121, extension 312, 12 gauge $160. Remington 12 • collect 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 372- half made into recreation • 3324. Electro Grand. 36-1 13-tf 1968 GMC dump truck, 1 ton, gauge model 870 Mag. with V.R. Excellent financial TIMBER WANTED: Logs and $164.95. Also complete line of room. Small apartment at-' • standing timber. Logs de like new, dual wheels, 4 speed tached, now rented. Would • arrangements. Call ONE 4 year old Hereford Cha- transmission, 1969 Chevrolet ammunition and reloading com • livered to our yard. DEVER- help make house payment. 200 W. STATE ST. Howard H. Flnsilver * FOR SALE rolols cow with a 6 week old Impala, 2 door hardtop, auto ponents, trapping supplies, hunt • EAUX SAWMILL, INC., 2872 N. Double lot, beautiful back PHONE 224-2301 • Days (313) 962-1994 3/4 Hereford 1/4 Charolols matic, 22,000 miles, V-8, dam ing and fishing licenses. Fowler Hubbardston Road, Pewamo, MISC. FARM yard with shade trees. Near • Evenings (313) 647-8575 heifer calf. 4 registered York age to rear. STARCRAFT camp Plumbing and Heating. Phone • Michigan. Phone 824-3101. 40tf 582-2871. 36--J schools, churches and • 406 MEADOWVIEW Dr. shire boars, service age. Phone. er for salerl1968Ilike new, needs stores. Call 224-2458. • BOOMS RED and white topsllosj 224-2506. 37-3p some'repair. TraverHUsedAlito?^ delightful ranch in St, >. - - - - i 10-dhtf HLWNBM Mnra AasimANCS Now being sold for 1971 at Part$.--St. Johns. 224-3204. 37-1 Johns' finest area. Car- • > FOR SALE MISC. EARLY ORDER DISCOUNT t peted liv. room, din. ^ FOR SALE: 5 well bred Hamp ir MOBILE HOMES 37-4p PRICES. 42 years of experience room, 2 baths, 2 -bed- A Detroit branch office shire boars, 200 to 225 pounds, FOR SALE: 1969 Impala 4 - IDEALLY LOCATED. 4 - bed • FOR SALE: Waltom vibrator mean the best possible job for door with air. Call Fedewa room home S.W. of St. Johns. rooms, optional 3, rec. • 705 Washington Blvd. Bldg. you. We do the complete job 3 1/4 miles north of Fowler. FOR SALE: Marlette mobile belt, heavy duty. Salon-type. Peter Schrauben. 37-2p Builders Inc. Phone 587-3811. Nice red barn with large fenced • room, laundry, concreted Phone 224-2458 afternoons, including the foundation. Write 30-tf home, 10 x 50, 7 x 10 metal patio, 12x20 garage. A or call today and get all the facts utility shed. Phone 224-3633. area. For more details call Ruth • 2-dhtf- 1,000 PCfUND HOLSTEIN Angus ' Nostrant 224-3614 or Furman- about the silo with the heaviest 37-3p •LOOKING FOR A FARM' 4 bull, 2 miles south Westphalia, Day Realty 224-3236. 37-1 • SUNOCO and best insideflnish.Silo-Matic CHECK THESE • A FOR SALE: Tokheln gas pump. and VanDale unloaders and feed 1/2 mile west on Pratt Rd. Call • Wants aggressive ser $50. 200 W. Steel St. 31-tf 587-3501. Carol R. Platte. 37-3p See Al Galloway on'these • ing equipment. Booms Silo Co., -k FOR RENT PAYMENTS less than rentl $450 • farms 224-4713 and for ^ vice station operator Inc., Harbor Beach, Mich.. 48441 total down. 3-bedroom home, new listings. A LET US recommend a painter or ONE YORK boar, weight about DAY, WEEK, MONTH o* or phone (517) 479-6654. 36-tf large lot. Good starter home. • 340 ACRES-Dalry farm • who is not satisfied paper hanger for you. Your 250 pounds. Ted Arens', 4 FOR RENT — Air hammer for LONG TERM LEASE Please call Ruth Nostrant 224- near West Branch. ^ with an ordinary pro Sherwin Williams Dealer. Fink- south, 3/4 west of Fowler. 37-lp breaking up cement, etc.. We 3614 or Furman-Day Realty 224- • 140 Acres —Grade A A beiners. Phone 582-3121 Fowler. SMITH SILOS of Oxford, the CAINS, Inc. have two available. Randolph's 3236. 37-1 • fit. stave with the near-perfect Ready-Mix Plant, North US*-27 Dairy near Ovid - just 21-tf FOR SALE: 3 registered Hamp BUICK-PONTIAC Joints. Maximum discounts in phone 224-3766. 40-tf YOU CAN build a new home and • listed. LET effect now. Robert Wilcox, phone shire boars, 350, 400, 225 OPEL-GMC 80 ACRES - West Ran • FOR SALE: Short Brown Wig, pounds. 6 Holsteln heifers, 3 finance it at 7 1/4% interest • 834-2387. ' 36-6p 210 W. Higham St. Johns FOR RENT: Apartment, deluxe with low monthly payments and ger Rd., excellent build • SUNOCO lightly frosted. Never been months old. 3 Bred Yorkshire country apartment. Available • ings. worn. $20 Phone 224-2458. After sows. Phone 224 - 2131, Lyle Phone 224-3231 •very small closing costs If you • SHOW YOU HAY FOR SALE, second cutting Jan. 1st. 3 large rooms and bath. qualify. Under this plan you can ^80 ACRES- W. Walker 5 p.m. 32-dhtf Mayers. 35-3p __^^_ ' 2-tt • HOW TO GET: alfalfa, no rain. Charles Ras- Carpeted, refrigerator and stove build a 3 or 4 bedroom home. Rd.. near Fowler, only • dale, phone 224-3171. 36-3p i— furnished. Call for appointment If you can't qualify for this fi • $17,120 building need do ^ -A secure future FOWLER RESIDENTS: Take FOR SALE: Deacon bull calves, USED MACHINERY before 8:30 a.m. or after 6:00 nancing program, we have other it yourself. -Higher earnings your ads to Flnkbelner's Phar • BEHLEN BAR MESH FENCING, also have good selection of 2-1965 John Deere 40- p m. Call 669-9530. 32-tf financing programs available 80 ACRES — Near Clare • -Paid training macy for fast, convenient ser- Heavy steel rod dip galvanized bulls ready for service. Green 20 diesel with wide front, • -moving North? -Low investment which can be adapted to your bud • vice I 50-dhtf after welding. For years of rust Meadow Farms, Elsie. Phone one with power shift ea.$5,250 APARTMENTS, furnished orun- get. For more information, call • 60 ACRES- W. Parks -Financial assistance to free service. Economical and 862-4389. 27-tf * furnished. South of Fowler. Rd., only 10 minutes to qualified Oliver 1850 Diesel, wide $4,650 Fedewa Builders, Inc. 587-3811 • FOR SALE: Commercial Speed ideal for yard fencing. No stretch front References required. No pets. or stop In at our office located • Lansing, 58 acres work • LEARN THE Queen washing machine, holds ing needed. See it at Fedewa FOR SALE: 28 Holsteln steers John Deere 4010 Diesel $3,600 Call Westphalia 587-6616. 36-3p 5 1/4 miles south of Fowler on • land. 9 x 12 shag rug. 3 1/3 years Builders Inc., Ph. 587-3811, and heifers, clamped and de^. John Deere 3010 Gas, $2,900 Wright Rd.|lg| 27-tf .1102 8. CLINTON this Is • FACTS WITH NO old. Gas ironer, 48 inches wide, 5 1/4 S. of Fowler. 17-tf horned, 2 to 4 months old. Lyle wide front APARTMENT, furnished 1-bed- • a very liveable home w/ OBLIGATION: 3 1/2 years old. Stair-glide, 3 Mayers, 4 miles west, 13/4 north room, Private entrance and 3 - bedrooms, 2 baths, • years old. Rlvard NursingHome, M.M. G705 diesel, 100 hp. VETERANS TAKE NOTE! Sharp- • FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay, 3 miles on Lowell Rd. Call 224-2142. power steering $2,750 carport. No children or pets. large liv. room, din. • 3 CALL: B.L. FURGASON 313 E. Higham, phone 224-2985. south to Taft Road and 5 1/2 Deposit and reference required. starter home that can grow • room and modern kit. The 37-3p 2 John Deere 720, one with your family. Call Mary Rap- PH. 484-7676 31-tf miles east. William Parker. 410 W. State. 224-6019. 37-lp basement has a large rec. • r* or write gas, one diesel ea.$2,250 ' __„--_-__ PMn 224-3469 or Furman-Day • First Time Ever Offered Phone 834-5469. 37-3p FOR SALE: Purebred York boar, room and laundry room, • Sun Oil Company Realty Co. 224-3236. ."MICHIGAN GHOST TOWNS" weighing around 400 pounds. Allls Chalmers D 17 v FOR RENT: 3 room apartment, 36-1 • all this plus 2 - car P.O. Box 102 ALFALFA HAY, 1st and second with power steering $1,850 prefer elderly couple. No pets. garage. • Owosso, Mich. by: Roy L. Dodge Norman Fedewa, 3 miles north of • 120 pages pinpointing 300 abandoned cuttings. Wheat straw. Call Pewamo. 37-lp Massey-Ferguson 65 $1,600 Reference requested. 127 E, Pine NORWOOD Apartments. — Now ^DUPLEX 307 W. Cass. • 723-5101 towns for treasure hunters, antique and 224-2793. 37-3p St. Elsie. 37-lp under construction. North edge • history buffs. $5.00. Available from; High Gas East apt. has 4 room, of DeWitt. Will be ready by Dec. west apt. has 4 rooms, • Amateur Treasure Hunters Assoc. Alls Chalmers WD 45 $900 1. Now leasing. FEDEWA • Dept. W, 300^ State St., Osctfla, Ml Others get quick results full basement. New roof • with Clinton County News BUILDERS, INC. Phone 587- • summer '70, only $2,000 ATTENTION BEAUTIFUL WEDDING INVITA 1966 John Deere 95 com- $4,750 AUCTION CALENDAR classified ads—you will, tool- 3811. |Hj| 20-tf down $100 per mo. only, VETERANS!! TIONS and accessories. bine square-back • land contract terms. Speedy service. Flnkbelner's Massey-Ferguson 300 com-$3,900 • • SATURDAY, FEB. 6, 1971, 10:30 a.m. • _603 S. TRAVER-4 - And Others Fowler, Phone 582-3121. 9-tf bine with both cylinders, ROTARY WATER WELL DRILLING Fred Hendee, farm machinery, 3 miles'north of Portland bedrooms, carpeted liv. • -M EN—WOMEN- cab and E.B. equipment ALL WORK GUARANTEED • l on Divine Hwy., 1 1/2 west on Marsalle, 1/2 north on room, newly decorated. FRANCIS AVIATION, INC.-' 2 John Deere 45 square- $2,950 ea. SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS SOLD & REPAIRED • VETS—ARE YOU USING YOUR 1 Kit. includes dishwasher Travel the safe way with • our Goodwin Road, • back combines stove and refr., 2 baths • G.I. BENEFITS? charter service or learn to fly ( John Deere 40 combine $1,450 GILBERT & INGALLS, Inc. • din. room/sliding glass It's to your advantage if you do with'us. Vets approved. Capitol' SATURDAY, FEB. 13, 1971, 10:30 a, m. • doors to patio, can as City Alrport-Ph: 484-1324.' Huron Farm Service, farm machinery. Located downtown DeWitt-669-9636 or Dimondale-646-2871 48-tf • 2-1968 New Idea 2 row $2,500 ea. sume 7% mortgage. Our modern barber school 23-t Dexter, Michigan. l narrow row picker • ^JUST LISTED — Deluxe teaches the latest techniques shellers AL GALLOWAY 3-bedroom ranch style in • In barbering, such as; men's • SATURDAY, FEB. 20, 1971, I2j30p.m, New Idea 1 row No. 10 $550 Auctioneer & Real Estate Salesman Licensed & Bonded. Meadowview area, fam hair cutting & styling/razor ON THE FARM-TIRE^ SERVICE. • Mrs, Anne Lade, farm machinery. 3 miles west of new cornplcker Representative of the Briggs Co. • ily room w/fireplace. cutting, hair piece fitting & Phone Collect St'. Johns 224-; 7900; FARMERS' PETROLEUM. Ovid-Elsie High School at 6047 Colony Road. Complete Machinery 8t Inventory Appraisal before sale. serviclng^*and other up-to- John Deere-434 narrow row $2,400 39-tf -We always have Customers for Farm Real Estate, FOR APPOINTMENTS1 date services taught under cornhead to fit 95 or 105 SATURDAY', FEB. 27, 1971, 12-30 p.m^ Machinery and Livestock, AT OTHER TIMES careful & patient supervision. combine AL GALLOWAY FOR SALE: Parts for all electric Tom Butler, farm machinery, 6 miles south of Carson PHONE: State & Federal approved shavers. Levey's Jewelry, City on Mt. Hope Road to 18535 County Line Road, John Deere 313 header to $2,100 St. Johns, Michigan Ph. 517 224 -4713 Internationally accredited. Elsie. • 1-tf fit 45 or 55 combine Mrs. Winnie Gill SATURDAY, MARCH 6/1971, 12:30 p.m. John Deere-334 narrow row $2,000 224-2511 ENROLL NOW! FREEMAN600, 3 speed stereo cornhead to fit 55 or 95 com Bruce Lanterman tape recorder. $200. CaJ1224- John Sluka, farm machinery.* 10 1/2 miles north of ST. bine ANDERSON'S FERTILIZER Phone, Write or Visit Johns, 1/2 west on Ranger Road. 224-4746 4377 after 5 p.m. 36-tfdh WIDE & NARROW ROW CORN Derrlll Shinabery teffifsSS.JonalBorbgrSchoo l HEADS AVAILABLE. REBUILT Delivered in 50 or 80 lb, bags 224-3881 '• 3 USED SINGERS, zlg - zag SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1971, I0:30a.m, HEADS AND GOOD SELECTION 9525 Jos. Campau Ave. V Gerald Pope 224-7476 machines, no attachments Mrs. Elsie Kltter, large selection of farm machinery. 8 OF TRACTOR PARTS. PHONE *if Hamtramk, Ml. 48212 heeded as all controls are built- miles south of west branch on M-30 A Albert Galloway 224-4713 Tel. 313-875-4468 in. Makes buttonholes, sews on AL GALLOWAY RAY VITEK 224-4730 A Roy F. Briggs 224-2260 Gene Jamleson-Pres* buttons, makes fancy designs • Ranny Briggs USED FARM MACHINERY" • (Lansing; c and winds the bobbin automatic IF PLANNDIG A SALE SEE US JOHN R. SCHUMAKER 224-2701 487-6295 ally. $47*50 cash or terms ar First Farm North of Archie Moore GALLOWAY'S COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE RAY HEINLEN 224-2284 669-6645 ranged. Call Lansing collect 9 Sf. Johns on US-27 •(DeWitt) a.m. to 9 p.m. 484-4553. Electro AL GALLOWAY. AUCTIONEER Ph. 224-4713 St. Johns Grand. 36-1 Phone 517-224-4713 Wednesday, January 13, 1971 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan Page 21 4-UNIT INCOME. Good location, all the friends and relatives, for MARIE'S YARNS has received First Annual 150-MII. ample parking. Showing a good a large shipment of new yarns the many prayers, flowers, cards (Snowmobile Roet * FOR SALE Jan. 16 return. For more Information and patterns. 501'E. Buchanan and acts of kindness extended to REAL ESTATE SnoPotktri Safari and please call Ruth Nostrant 224- St., St. Johns. 37-3p us during the recent loss of our Treoiurt Hunt 3614 or Furman-Day Realty 224- beloved wife and mother.—Carl •Jin. 16-17 3236. 37-1 Heyer, Mr. and Mrs, Charles ^Thunder Bay 250-Mile NEED A FINDER-We specialize ISnowmoblla Race PARADE OF HOMES - in discreet assistance andllo- Heyer, Mr. and Mrs. John Rade rJan, 16-17 HERE'S AN IDEAL building spot cation of financial aid for all macher, 37-lp hTlp-Up-Town USA on blacktop road. If .you live PJan. 16-17 THREE NEW HOMES open at types of businesses. John Chap iWlnter Fun Feitlvol Golden Stallion Estates Jan. 16 in the country we can build you man, Realtor and Insurance, BAST —I wish to thank Drs, _ Jon, 16-31 a new home with 7 1/4% financ Kozak, Habra, Harris, Mead and Michigan International and 17. 1 mile E. of Ovid, to since 1946, 303 Pine Street, St. Grand Prix Snowmobile Warren Rd, l/4mileS.toLarena ing if you qualify. Select your Charles. Dial 865-9643. 27-13 Stow, nurses and aides, the St. Race, Jan. 17 Lawrence Hospital Staff for the > Drive. See these homes today or Plans now, we have the builders. k Winter Carnival fine care given' me. I also wish- Jon. 16-23 pick out your lot from $2,000. Let's get the ball rolling before PEOPLE who need help contact '1250-Mllf Snowmobile • MACK REAL ESTATE (517) 834- the spring rush. Call Fred Deno- AA at the following numbers: to thank 'Frs. Hankerd, Simon, Race, Jan. 23] 2860. 37-1 vlch 224-2597 or Furman-Day Bill P. 224-7966, Steve S. 224- Kearin, Srs.Margot and Thomas, Realty 224-3236. 37-1 3464, Gary H. 224-7918, Beverly relatives, friends, neighbors for their visits, prayers, cards, 155 ACRE - grade A dairy farm. S. 224-7547. 25-tf HOUSE TOO .SMALL? TJr.ed pf gifts, flowers and plants. Also Buildings are all in A-l con city living? Solve both prob for all gifts and kind acts to s', ditlon and the land is well tiled FOR SALE; Marie's Yarns is lems with the 3-bedroom ranch my wife and children, during my and very productive. Can be featuring Afghan kits, Afghan in the country. Call FredDeno— stay at the hospital and'since bought with stock and tools, in patterns and Afghan yarns. Af vich 224-2597 or Furman-Day my return home. A special thanks cluding 50 head of dairy cattle, ghan hooks are also available. Realty 224-3236. 37-1 to the guys of the AAA Ambul on a land contract basis. Also 37-3p ance service for the gift of can be used as "Development money. It was all greatly ap FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, Ranch RILEY TOWNSHIP BOARD will Land" being located next to preciated. —Gerald Bast. 37-lp "Green View Subdivision," Lo style home in country. Ideally have a regular meeting Jan, 18, cated 1/2 mile east of Westphalia located between Lansing and St. 1971 at 8:00 p.m. at thetownshlp PLOWMAN-I wish to thank on Price Rd. Norman Fenels, Johns. Full basement, 2 car gar hall. Elmer W. Martin, Clerk. Drs. Horvath, Meade, Zick, Hol Westphalia, Mich. Phone 587- age, 5 acres with plenty of fruit 37-lp land, Adam's, Huggett, nurses, 4081. 36-3p trees. Newly carpeted and dec orated. For information call 669- AL RADEMACHER is now selling and aides and St. Lawrence Hos 9125 after 4:00 p.m. dhtf for Crosby's Pontiac, Buick, pital employees for the excellent THREE, FOUR, and five bedroom GMC Sales, Portland, Business care before and after surgery, homes ready to move into, see 11 LOTS FOR sale in platted phone (517) 647-8911. Home also I wish to thank my friends, them today, call Mack Real area at Golden Stallion Sub phone 582-3966. 37-3p neighbors and relatives for their Norlh American Ski Estate (5l7)_834-2860. 36- 6 division, 25 per cent discount visits, gifts, plants and cards 'Flying, Copper Peok to builder. (517) 834-2860. 36-6 during my stay in the hospital. Feb. 27-2B Norlh American Snow . —Harold D. Plowman. 37-lp mobile Championships * * CARDS OF Feb. 27-2B LOTS—Arizona near Prescott at THANKS Spring Valley, Mobil Home lots ST. HELEN'S GUILD-The St. at 2595, Golfing, fishing, riding, Helen's Guild wishes to thank Broekwoy Ml. Cton (Country Ski Roce* hunting, etc. Michigan Represen LAMPHERE-I would like to all who participated in the draw 'March 6 NEW LISTING — 2-bedroom tee, Mack Real Estate (517) 834- thank eveyone that remembered ing of our tandem bicycle. Doug house, close to downtown, full 2860. 36-6, me with cards and gifts at Chrlstr las Bensinger, son of Mr, and .National Indoor Speed basement, garage, gas heat, J Skating Champlonihlp* mas time. They were greatly ap Mrs. Richard Bensinger of St. March 6-7 priced for quick sale. FHA terms FARMS — for sale all sizes, preciated. —Nettie Lamphere. Johns held the winning ticket. , Ithpemlng Ski Jumping or owner might c^rry Land Con f Clonic dairy, horse, investment and p- 37-1D , 37-lp March 6 tract. some near expressway inter Poul Blellla Memorial NEW LISTnfcjfemall home on HEIBECK—I wish to thank Dr. Ski Tournament sections. Call for sales list, EMMONS—I wish tothankDrs. Morch 7 U.S. 27 fluthJMtTJbhns, 2-bed- Russell, nurses and aides for the > Mack Real Estate, (517) 834- Stoller, Stephenson and the hos rooms,,JRiJirDasement, owner fine care, Red Cross volunteers •Tentative 2860. 36-6 pital staff for the excellent care says "j^im offer," needs some and candy stripers for their while I was confined. Rev. Sheen repai] thoughtfulness, Rev. Prange, friends, relatives for their calls, for his calls, my relatives, For these and other properties * NOTICES friends, and neighbors for their call us now. We need listings. cards and gifts. Those that took me to and from Clinton Me calls, cards, gifts and concern. TAKING BIDS until Feb. 10,1971 morial Hospital and did errands —Glenn Emmons. 37-lp on the Caroline Rademacher during my recent Illness. I am Realtor home, lot 100 x 120. Main St. very grateful. —Edwin Heibeck. Westphalia. Reserve right to re 37-lp Ford Tractors 107 Brush St. ject any and all bids. Mrs. and Implements TIRES - TIRES Carroll Randall, Lansing. Phone HEYER—We wish to extend our FARM and INDUSTRIAL New and Used Machinery Phone 224-3987 372-3460. 37-3p sincere gratitude and apprecia TRACTORS and CAR-TRUCK" Parts and Accessories tion to Frs. Miller, Gutha and to EQUIPMENT TRACTOR LES DEAN is now barbering at Nolionol lee and Snow Second Annual Winter Snowmobile Derby New and Used Evenings: Beaufore's Barber Shop. 807 CARLAND SALES iFettlvol Carnival Feb. 7 oJan . 29-31 Feb. 1-7 E. State St. (across from Het- Notional Bump Jumper SIMON'S and SERVICE iWlnter Sport* Carnival Michigan Tech. U Contest Simplicity When you're really serious tler's Motor Sales). 35-3p 'Jon. 29-Feb. 7 Winter Carnivol © Feb. 7 Call Art LaBar o © Feb, 4-6 LAWN and GARDEN about Saving.... Phone Owosso, SA 3-3227 Western Michigan National Championship PLANING MILL iChampiomhtp Snow Sled International 500-Mile Snowmobile Race EQUIPMENT Carland, Michigan © Race, Jan, 30-31 Snowmobile Clonic © "Feb. 12-U 2?4-4845 v Feb. 6 24-tt iSled Dog Races © Winter Sports Corn!vol THEN COME TO Manufacturers of: 'Jon. 30-31 Michigan Outdoor Speed- ©Weekend Feb. 12-14 HENGFSBACH FORD CASSEL ^ .. ©;.Winte r Carnival skating Championship Mon. 30-31 Feb. 6-7 TRACTOR SALES RADIATOR SHOP Truck, pick-up, hay and MidwesMId t Championship Notional Snowmobile P0HL OIL CO. grain racks, forage Cheboygan Centennial Sled-DoSlec g Races © Kill Climb Phone 647-6356 iSnow Weekend Feb• . 6-7.1.. Feb. 13 • Real Estate 4641 N. East St. (US-27) boxes, bunk feeders, | Maurer& Parks] © 'jon.31-Feb. I ® ;scfi '51«tt . -WESTPHALIA _ - 'y PORTLAND, MICHT .-•• -nvS it> r 100-^ACRE"tLFARM, ttS. 27? (1 block Soulh of Stota (toad) portable cattle mangers •SWTM- attractive home. SECORD GARAGE and accessories. Custom \miM\\m;jt;\ 78 ACRES west of Ashley, good woodworking. , | IflC. WELL REPAIR- | buildings. Rattialori, Rtpatrid, Rtplacid, 80 ACRES north of Eureka, and Rc-Corcd, 1 PUMP SALES & SERVICE BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY dairy set-up. Workmanship Guaranteed 268 S. Henderson, » Phone 485-2401 4 to 40 ACRES on Maple River. Fowler, Michigan J 482-7194. Phona IV545U Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms TWO BEAUTIFUL new homes 28-4 Phone (Area 517) in Ashley— Furman-Day, Realty, Farm Cred NO. 1— 3-bedroom ranch with 582-3821 • AUCTIONEER CLEANERS FURNITURE it Building, 1104 S. US-27, Mem 2 - car garage, 1 1/2 baths, ber Lansing Board of Realtors, Al Galloway, Auctioneer. Used Large selection sewing ma natural gas heat, carpeted, large St. Johns Dry Cleaners, Pick up Multiple Listing Service, 224- Farm Machinery & Parts. St. chines, parts, accessories, Mill lot. CONCRETE •& Delivery, 224-4144, Corner 3236 or Toll Free from Lansing Johns, 224-4713. er Furniture 224-7265, St. Johns, NO. 2—3-bedroom trl-level, Brush &• Walker. 485-0225. 2-car garage, carpeted, natural * * gas heat. WALLS •Remodeling Tyler's Furniture, 834-5895, 8 •Additions AUTOMOTIVE COSMETICS MANY other parcels and vac- A new home is a lifetime NEW HOMES mi. E. of St. Johns, Hrs. 9-5 Records anr' Recreation ' ant lots. BY. * Mon, - Sat. Anytime by Appt. investment. Let us help you Viviane Woodard Cosmetics, LISTINGS wanted. secure this investment with Bob's Auto Body, Complete Col D.J's, 119 N. Bridge, DeWitt lision Service, 224-2921, 800 N. D. J. and M. P. Sirrine, Distrib ftfi.M. CORDRAY, the best basement wall Schafer Bros. Builders utors, Ph. 224-4285 or 224-2918. GIFTS 669-5010, Records, Tapes,,Pool, possible —a poured concrete "Lansing. Pinball, Shooting Gallery, Salesman wall. We are equipped to do Licensed and fully insured-Free estimates & planning. * * The Treasure Chest, 220 N. Games, Ashley, Ph. 847-2501 the complete Job or any part Call 669-9494 or 669-5070 Bill Fowler Ford. New & Used DRUGS Clinton, Hallmark Cards—Russ jHUGH ROBERTSON of it. Bring your prints over Cars & Pick-ups. N. US-27, De- ell Stover Candy or call for an appointment 559. E.Webb Road DeWitt Witt, 669-2725. Parr's Rexall Drugs, Open daily RESTAURANT Agency Realtor 587-3811. . * * 7:30 a.m. to 9 p,m.,Sunday8:30- HARDWARE 110 S. Main St. 12:30 & 5 to 7 p.m. Ithaca, ph. 875-4828. Bill O'Shaughnessy Chev. Inc. DALEY'S FINE FOOD, Dining & READY-MIX CONCRETE CARL S. OBERLITNER Jfew & Used Cars & Trucks, Open Dalman Hardware, Ph. 669-6785, Cocktails, Ph. 224-3072, S. U.S. For All Your Needs *~ Mon., Thurs., Fri., evenings, ELECTRICIANS DeWitt, Whirlpool Appliances, 27-1/2 mile S. M 21, QUALITY - SERVICE Water Well Drilling Ph. 669-2235 DeWitt. Zenith TV, Plumbing and Heating * * Houghten * * 4" and larger Schmitt Electric Co., Residen Second hand Shoppe Cain - Buick - Pontiac, New & tial - Commercial- Industrial, HATCHERY FEDEWA II Used Cars, 210 W.Higham, Com 224-4277, 807 1/2 E. State St. Real Estate Reda Submergible Pumps plete Body & Service. LIAL GIFFORD HATCHERY, The Bring & Buy Shoppe, You * * Larro Feeds, Quality controlled name it-We have it. 105 N. NEW — 3 - bedroom deluxe BUILDERS, Inc. FERTILIZERS eggs. Poultry equip. & supplies. Main, Ovid 834-5845. ranch in Prince Estates. Family Ludwick's Used Cars, 719 N. 6218 Wright Road, 53-tf m room with fireplace, 2 baths, US-27, St. Johns, Ph. 224-7338. Zeeb Fertilizers, Everything for VARIETY STORE divided basement, 2-car garage. 5 1/4 Miles South of Fowler." * * the soil, St. Johns, 224-3234, INSURANCE Choose your own carpeting. Phone 463-4364 Hettler's Motor Sales, 24 hr. Ashley, 847-3571. '•'•••— ' n Jim McKenzie Insurance AH NEW — 3-bedroom ranch, car Wrecker Service, Good Used D&C Stores, Inc., 207 N. Clinton Line of Ins. 224-2479 Ionia-527- peting, built-in stove, oven, dis Alma 36-EEw-tf Trucks. FINANCIAL "Don't say Dime store—say D&C. posal. Aluminum siding, full SEE 2480. basement, $19,500. •Hub Tire Center, B. F. Goodrich Capitol Savings & Loan Assoc., Carter-Melvin Agency, 122 W. COUNTRY LIVING-S. DeWltt US Tires, Ph. 224-3218, Front End 222 N. Clinton, 224-2304, Safety Main, Elsie 862-5391, For all 'CANDEE'S-lOB W. Main, De- Rd., large 2 - bedroom ranch, Alignment. for Savings since 1890. your insurance needs. Witt 669-3633 Sewing Notions, carpeting throughout, 2-car ga FOR THESE * * Baby Things, Gift Items,. Cards. rage. 220' rock well. Terms 7% Strouse's Cltgo Service, Good * * HARDWARE ITEMS: JEWELRY contract. year Tires, 810 S. US-27, Ph. Clinton National Bank, Down WESTERN 7 ACRES—S.W. large modern 224-9973. town St. Johns, Open until 8:00 • PLASTIC PIPE- p.m. Fridays. Levey's Jewelry, Orange Blos ized 2 story home, 2-bedroom * * Tom's Western Store, 1 mi. W. ^down, 2-car garage attached. all sizes som diamond rings, Bulova&Ac- • GALV. & BLACK PIPE- Egan Ford Sales Inc., 200 W. cutron Watches. Elsie, 862,4300. Ovid, 9 - 5:30 Mon. - Sat., Fri. New carpeting and paneling. 40' FLORISTS til 9. Anytime by Appt., 834-5446. x 80' barn. Other buildings, all sizes Highamy Ph. 224-2285, Ford- Maverick-Torino-Mustang-Fal Lake's Jewellery, Your Diamond MODERN RANCH HOME-with • STOVE & FURNACE Say it with Quality Flowers from Specialists, Ph. 224-2412. PIPE-all sizes con. finished basement; garage. Fur Woodbury's Flower Shop, 321 N. YARNS nished apartment, attached. • WATER HEATERS- Clinton, St. Johns, 224-3216. PARTY SUPPLIES CAPE COD — 3-bedrooms, gas 6r electric Debar Chevrolet Co. New &Used * * D&B Party Shoppe, Package basement, built-in stove, washer • FURNACES & Cars, Elsie—862-4800, You can't Watt Florist, Flowers,for all Liquor—9 a,m. - 10 p.m. Mon. - MARIE'S YARNS, 501E, Buchan- ' and dryer. Fenced back yard, HEATING SUPPLIES do better anywhere. occasions, 121 E, Fine. Elsie— Thurs. Fri. & Sat. 9 a.m. - an St., St. Johns. Eve. hrs. 5:30 - garage, large lot. • HUMIDIFIERS- * * varlous styles 862-5257. 11p.m., 224 N. Clinton. to 9, Tues. Wed. & Thurs.; Sat. - BATH TOWNSHIP-modern 3- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For appoint • COMPLETE LINE OF 'Harris Oil Co., If it's tires, bedroom ranch on 1/2 acre, ment for hours not listed call WHIRPOOL APPLIANCES see us, 909 E, State, Phi 224- FOODS paved rd. Fireplace, carpeting, PLUMBING 224-4865. • ZENITH- Depend on us for beautifully-printed 4726. din, room, large 2-car garage, Andy's IGA, St. Johns, Home cement drive. $21,500. TV's & radios wedding invitations and announcements, Dunkel Plumbing & Heating, * i * Baked Bread, Pies, Cookies, BUILDING LOTS. We can build correct in every detail. Reasonable rates, Licensed, Master Plumber, Ph. St. Johns Automotive & Tire Choice 'Meats', Carry-out ser 224-3372, 807 E. State St. CALL MILLIE a home to your specifications. prompt service. Free-estimates. Discount, Where you' save on vice. and place your tires, US-27, 224-4562. advertisement in this PHOS'E: 224-7570 REAL ESTATE DALMAN For All Printing Needs.,« DIRECTORY j. 108 BRUSH ST. BARBERS V Gene's IGA Fobdliner, Elsie 9-6 Burton Abstraot and Title Co, 3 lines for 50$ Each Mon, Tues. Wed. Sat. 9-9 Thurs. HERB HOUGHTEN 224-3934 HARDWARE Beaufoi{e'3 Barber Shop^ 807 E. Abstract and Title Services, 119 additional line 20$. Six ' .REUBEN E1RSCHELE 224-4660 Clinton Counfy News State, Open Tues, thru Sat. also & Fri. 862-4220..- N. Clinton. Ph. 224-3294, week minimum running. R. A. EBERT 224-7277 DeWitt Ph. 669-6785 Wed, & Fri. evenings, , , Page 22 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan. Wednesday, January 13, 1971 EN QUALITY* PRICE COUNT WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NO WHOLESALERS OR DEALERS PLEASE. ^S::::::;::::::::::8:::::^^ K**BAKE SHOP (CHECK YOUR MAILBOX ( Flavorful Crispy 1 Delicious FOR OUR 16 PG. MAILER .Onion Garlic 1 Plain BREAD J1 TOAST 49° 49G 49c Campbells ^P U LB. LOAF : TTW NET5 02. 1 'TTW DOZEN STORE HOURS MON.-SAT. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. VEGETABLE OR VEGETARIAN C SOUP 10 1/2 oz. 12
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