ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 18879 28,Pages March 14,1974
r St Johns joins in protesting i •> rail cutback
ST JOHNS - St Johns city officials joined Also of concern to the city is the develop other units,of government and businesses in ment of an industrial park, adjacent to the protesting both in person and by written Grand Trunk Western Railroad tracks.* resolution plans to abandon rail service in The resolution states the park includes the area. railroad 'sidings and that rail service Harvey Weatherwax,' St Johns city ".. .forms an integral part in attraction for manager, and Paul Maples, city attorney,' enterprises interested in locating within the traveled to Detroit last week when Maples city of St Johns." voiced the city's objection to abandonment The action by the Commission, in addition 'of the Grand Trunk Western Railroad line to asking for the defeat of the proposed through the city. ( * abandonment, also asks the Federal Rail Then, at Monday night's City Commission Administration to re-evaluate a more meeting, Maples recommended adoption of rational rail plan which better reflects the' a resolution stating the city's objections^ needs of Michigan's people." The Commission approved the resolution Discuss Band Shell calling forfthe defeat of the'plan. The Commission, in other action In the resolution it was stated the ''City discussed possible repairs tovthe band shell Commission feels railroads are boA , in the city park. Delores DeWitt and Loretta economically and ecologically ttfermost Escher, representing the St Johns Morning feasible means of transportation of many Musicale asked the. city if steps could be good and believes their1 use should be en taken to'fjx the band shell. couraged in the interest of conserving RandjnHumphrey, city clerk, said it would energy and insuring a flexible and adap Jake $800-$1000 to repair the structure and table transportation network serving this^ Weatherwax said a change in shingles on the A St Johns woman, Carolyn VVyble, lost her lifeln this accident about 12:30 Monday morning when her car collided with a semi-truck at ' community..." structure could prevent some damage. the intersection of Clinton Ave and North US-27. i *The resolution also states the aban He said thatswooden shingles on the shell donment will "injure the local industries had been used in the past by park visitors apd a rural agricultural industry, by the who used the woqd to start fires in the grills. curtailment of shipments of essential •,, Zoning Structure to Change v materials' to this* Communityt such as fet- The Co^rfll^ipn £lso Voted tb ajnerictthe rts pose l iUzer, grain .products*, manufacturing zoning, prdjnance - to allow 2 rriore products and by-products and lumber..." representatives on'the Zoning Commission. It further stated,/ ", *, industrial and Problems Md reportedly been experienced commercial businesses in this small in (he past when it was difficult tp get a 2/3 community received .and shipped over 422 quorunfdecision on the' 5-member body. carloads of materials during (he year 1973 m' City attorney Maples is to amend the wifh fie votes and double winneran d many commercial enterprises could ordinance for presentation to the Com- have made use of yet additional cars had the 'mission during the March 25 meeting. same been available..." ' , Earl In mahy cases, village elections have Unopposed in their bids for re-election Unopposed in their bids for re-election in Canfield was unopposed for his bid Elsie were) Durwood Conklin, president; f°r Ovid village president, tie will fill the become affairs of highly, predictable results were Robert Pettit, president; Catherine lU fonffer held with many times only 1 candidate running Rademacher, clerk; Reatha Winans, Herbert Betts, clerk; Orpha Clement, |°? °° ly ' by Robert M. for each position. \ Ireasurer and Earl Frechen, assessor. ireasurer; Lawrence Hess, assessor and Shinabery. _ The Village of Fowler gave a new twist to , EAGLE trustees Pat Foran, Joe, Bartek and Don All other Ovid candidates were unopposed Accident kills Lidle. J -- Vada Stedman, treasurer; 'Jim Besko, (he situation with only candidate running on A unique election quandry also arose in v a ballot with 3 trustee spots to be filled. 'Eagle when 1 man was elected to 2 positions. i MAPLE RAPIDS assessor and Charles McGraw, Myron r Carl Koenigsknecht won -1 of the trustee Victor McCrumb was re-elected trustee, but All candidates in Maple Rapids' were Woodruff and Wadsworth will fill positions positions with 53 votes, but 15 write-in Votes also received the most number of write-in unopposed and l position was filled with a formerly filled by Hazel Dietz, Larry Martin threw 2of the open trustee positions into a 3.- votes for village clerk. , \ write-in. Only.2 of the 3 trustee positions'and"Gerald Ross, way tie. *. J open had candidates, Kenneth Wright and ~ WESTPHALIA local woman Receiving 51 votes apiece were Lawrence Carter.said the Slate'Elections Office said Ron Dean. The # Potion was filled with ai candidates in Westphalia had no op- Klein, William Braun and Leroy Goerge. McCrumb is to becer'tified for both positions wnte-in votes for\Bob Miller Jr.. ' position: John Letiman, president; Harold Killed in the. accident was Mrs Carolyn Ernest Carter, Clinton County clerk, said and then must decide which job .he'll take. Unopposed incumbents re-elected were » fer, clerk; ST JOHNS' - A "37-year-old St Johns wieb treasui er; W;lma Scnae woman lost her life early Monday morning Wyble, E. M-2l, St Johns, who was , a drawing will be held March 15 at 9 to After he picks the position in which he George Abbot Sr, president; Leaine Tyler, j h Thel asses'sor; Dennis Tneien) pronounced dead at the scene. ** determine who will service in the 2* trustee wishes to serve, a pepson may beappointed clerk; Margone Rumsey, treasurer; Jean when the car she was driving collided with Tom Arens and Edward s itzl trustees< semi-truck at the intersection of Clinton Ave Driver of the truck wasMesse Mulvena,.26, positions. t (o fill the remaining job. , < Gavenda, assessor and Joyce Bailey and NeW to the board are ^ ^^ and and US-27. of Alpena who indicated the Wyble vehicle Carter said it was indicated to him that ^ MaryFeldpausch.'in.cumbentclerki'chose Kathleen Baling, library board. Schaefer. failed Jo stop at the intersection. (here was a possibility that 1 or more of * •not to run for the position, but'ran for "and OVID ihose involved in the tie didnotwish to serve was elected to a trustee position. One position in Ovid was contested and on the village board-, Carter, said if a name that was the clerk's job.'Re-elected was Mrs or Ijames are drawn of people not wishing to " ELSIE Dale Crosslan who>received 112 votes. She serve, the positions may be filled by ap Liquor by the glass got the nod in Elsie was opposed by Jane Applebee who polled 71 pointment. with the.measure'being approved 81-68, votes. Expect lively meeting fpr DeWittTwp budget
. By Linda Heyboer measured from the garage attached to his »' 'froriv,$8900 to $11,000 for the clerk and from j County NewiWrJter''' ' . $7900 to $UQ0 for the treasurer. Jiouse. • , Some adjustments in the approved budget • Forrest wartts to reserve the option to DEWITT TWP — "Wjth visions of a lively 1 will be made before copies are made .hook Up or not, but the board was not* op annual meeting March 30 the DeWitt Twp available 10 days prior to the annual- timistic. f ' ' J Board of Trustees" adopted a $305,000 for J974 meeting. ' i "I think that if any part of th$ structure at their Monday right Reeling. . „, j The tentative figurejsup,from last year's comes Within 200 feet, it Has to hook into the Township resident will have to approve " budget of $lfl7'(M8,051 but Supervisor Dale sewer," Emerson "said. He asked the the budget at the aflnual meeting, where Emerson pointedout that iMs loWer than the t ownship attorney to clarify the spirited debate is expected over proposed, $330,322.71 the township actually spent. requirement and report back to the .board. salary hikes for board members. /; Members of the board indicated to the» Table wastewater plan Trustees salaries aref slated ito increase. , County News that a large number of l^ike Scieszka" of the Tri-County Regional from $2400 to $4800; planned ir/creases are residents are expected at the meeting and, Planning Commission asked tjhe board to from $12,000 to $16,006 for the supervisor, that it is unlikely to budget will be approved approve a resolution to participate in without much discussion. planning for a regional waste water Sewer policy treatment plant with 9 other units. Although Scieszka said the plan would not/ affect Time to register The board settled a touchy policy question existing programs or funds, the board was * \ 'concerning the township sewer system by unconvinced and tabled the resolution. voting to require"" Ken Boettcher, t14246 ,Boichot, to hook up with the system at his for swim class own expense. Boettcher has been sparring with the Bike i board for weeks over the issue. Because of licenses are * the elevation of his property, he would have ST JOHNS - Registration for swimming lo install a lift before the sewer could ser classes at th& St Johns High School pool will vice his whole house. due in Sf Johns be Saturday, March 17 from 9 am uhtil rtoon. Emerson emphasized that the decision set Cost of the lessons is $5 for 8 weeks with a precedent for pther residents and other lessons ranging from beginnings swimming" board members agreed, ST JOHfJS - Bicycle licenses are on sale classes to competitive swimming. at the St Johns City Police Station, Registration will be in the pool office, * "We just can't afford to make exceptions licenses are 50 cents and are good for 3 - for; 1 persort," said Clerk Donna Syverson. Pool director Wayne Morrison also ad years. *» * * vises that the pool is open to the public on J tOne of BoettCher's neighbors, David Forrest of 14195 Boichot Rd, attended the f All bicycles inside the city linjits are Monday and Thursday evenings from 6:30- 1 Jeff Kosloskl (left) and Rich Cortwrjght of Riley Elementary School Inspect information 8i30, He said there is plenty of room in the meeting, to protest his own hook-up to the; required to, be licensed. ahd,a veteran car,of a past Soapbox Derby race as activities begin forthe 1974 Derby. Boys pool on the open dates and urges the com sewer system. His problem is that while his • At a date, yet to be announced, the St house is beyond the 200-foot limit for hooking , Johns Police Dept will be conducting a and girls interested In entering the St Johns Jaycee sponsored Derby may picjc up in munity to take advantage of the swimming 1 formation and entry forms at Bee's Chevy-Olds In St Johns. facility, ' up, it falls within the limits if the distance is bicycle safety program through the schools. \ .->-*
CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN March 14,1974 First Nighters to, feature Church of God X to move Sunday ST JOHNS -- The St -Johns held in late- spring or early Nancy Gentry in Forty Carats Church of God will have their summer. final opening service at the The Reorganized Church of STs JOHNS, t- Appearing -as y Get Your Gun", a musical put Railroad US-27 location Sunday Jesus Christ of Latter Day Trina Stanley in the First Nancy, who in her junior year morning and then will move by Saints wi« move Into the former fighters' production of "Forty on by the local players group in atSt Jqhns'High School, comes Tecumseh. caravan to the new church at Church of God location Sunday. Carats?' wilt be Nancy Gentry, 'to the stage as a seasoned, Coming from t " family DeWitt Rd' and M-21 tt mile The Church of God caravan l7,Maughfer of Mr find* Mrs performer of theajtrics starting' west of the St Johns city limits. will depart fof the new location Howard -Gentry of 602- Oak- oriented to music and back when she was a 4th grade dramatics, Nancy has 3 A formal dedication will be about 9:45 am Sunday. Street, St Johns., student in Tecumseh. brothers, Chris, Jeff, Jim and a- ' She first appeared in "Annie sister, Jenny, Inflddition to her teenage role Selective Service P-W FHA is busy with the Nighters, Nancy is currently practicing for the lead PEWAMO-WESTfHAUA - the mistress of .ceremonies.. role in "Antigone" which will be stdrts registration ,M The FHA is busy making plans On March 22, the FHA will presented by1 the theater class - that will'involve many people. sponsor a high school dance.' at St Johns High School under On March 29, the FHA Will New dance rules ha,ve been direction of Robert Koger jn sponsor a community fish fry. drawn up. Sheri Wood and early May. - * ^ by mail Clare and Bernle Feldpausch, Rt 2, Fowler/took 2d place in 1 The cost will be $1,75 per adult Cindy Simon are, in charge. Nancy most recently ap Young men age 1? can now The local Iward' having; Claytons 9th Annual Mixed Doubles llatidlcap Tournament in .and will include family style Parents and teachers will peared in "Spooq River -An register by mail for the draft if jurisdiction will mail a statu? Flushing Jan 26. He rolled an actual series of 579 and she had an chaperone, Ray Devers band fish\ "tater" tots, salad, rolls, thology" which took district! they find it' difficult to visit a card to the registrant about two "actual series of 551. Their combined series with handicap was 1364, beverage and pie. Sue Klein'is will play. 1T regional and second place in Selective Service office or ,we.eks. after receiving his missing 1st place of $1000 by only 20 pins. They received. ¥80,0 for chairman. >' ' On April 22 the FHA will state competition at Mt registrar. completed registration form. their 2d place finish. On April 6 the FHA will present the annual school style Pleasant and just before than, The new mail registration Federal law still requires the conduct the community wide show Grades 7-12 will par appeared as "Yellow Woman" forms were issued this week to registration of young men at muscular dystrophy campaign. ticipate. Clothes will be in another high - school all Michigan ^elective Service age 18 even through inductions, The chairman Is Julye Casari. modeled, from Mary's Bridal presentation, "Bury My Heart area offices, according to state have stopped. With the closing Plans underway for t conduct the community wide Shop and Ganzo's in Grand At Wounded Knee". draft headquarters. of many draft offices due to LedgeN muscular dystrophy campaign. Nancy was feature twirler for •Mail registration forms will budget restrictions, Selective, The chairman is Julye Casari. , On< April 30 the FHA will send the high school marching band be available from poster Service has now initiated the , On April' 10 the FHA will - a delegation to Kalamazoo for during the past football season displays located in selected sm^il registration program to Nancy Gentry • area arts and chaffs sponsor aj grade 7-12 talent the state, convention, P-W will and plays the.flute and oboe in public offices such as county enable young men to register show. Prizes will be paid (5-10- "play a major role in the con the concert band. Being" active clerks, post offices, armories with as little difficulty as 15 dollars), Rachel Hill is vention because of their state comes natural for her as,she and schools., possible. i< chairman. Cindy Simon will be officer, Sheri Wood. Redeyes minor represents ..her class on'the • Individuals may also .request A test of the mail registration student council in addition to a mail registration form by system was conducted in ; show at Smith Hall HANDHELD many other involvements. injuries after writing to any Selective Service Michigan last spring'. It was ROYAL E - Nancy earlier appeared with; office. Instructions are included ; deemed a successful means of f e ELECTRIC PORTABLE CALCULATOR the First Nighters id 1970 when With the form. It can be com supplementing personal ^SSP. 2L I ~ Wd-Mtcliigan' A) Present an "active show" she played the role of Joanie Sunddy mishap pleted at home, then folded and registration at draft offices and ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW are featuring a great number of Crocker in "Look Who's . mailed, It is pre-addressed and by volunteer registrars at most now underway. Smith Hall, a demonstrations. needs no postage. 6000 sq ft exhibition hall - , - Laughing" after just moving to A DeWitt man was slightly high schools and colleges. ,St Johns from Tecumseh. located in the St Johns City B) Provide show vistors with injured Sunday; when he pulled Park, has, been reserved for the a large variety of Arts & Crafts When asked how she was out onto US-27, crossed, 4 lanes . Legion will cejebrgte birthdqy dates of April 5-6-7. activities, products and in- going to learn lines required in and struck another car. The organizers of the Mid- formation, the lead role for "Antigone" as According to a DeWitt Twp ST JOHNS --"American ^Pastimes", from Grand Ledge' Michigan ARTS & CRAFTS tOQE well as learn the, nearly 200 line's Police report, Lee Curtis Legion and Auxiliary Edwin T. will plav. • ' » SHOW have established the °) Give local dealers a place required of Trina Stanley in Gilmore, 25, of 10719 S US-27, Stiles Post and Unit 153 of St All members and guests are following goals for the "April 'o show and sell their products "Forty Carats", she said, left a parking lot. near the Johns 'will hold a birthday jyeteome. show, ' and materials. Duora "Memorization isn't really that NEW tdw S Round Lake Rd intersection at dinner Saturday, March 16 at 7 W BUR hard for me. With the help I'll 2:40 am and hit a southbound pm at'the American Legion PRICE get from my family, I'm really tear driven by Joseph Crosby Jr Post home. WITH CASE 69 excited about the whole thing. I of rural Portland. The report M think the experience will beef said Gilmore was intoxicated, Meat rolls, cake and coffee UKEJT? NOW ONLY great benefit to me." ' bat was not charged because of will be furnished. Those at BVYiTwrm Area residents will be able to * his injuries. tending should take a dish to see Nancy as well as other Gilmore was later treated and pass and table service. -- EEEEEJ SOJM& previously announced cast released at St Lawrence A St Patrick's Dance -will members of "Forty Carats" Hospital. follow in ihe club room. The L'^ 34 April 26 and 27 at Ovid-Elsie • "And You Thought Ail We Didt • 4-FUNCTION High School auditorium. \ Was Exchange Typewriter*" • EASY TO READ Immunization We Deliver U.P.5. At Our Expense ' ciifttm c*witr THE HAPPIEST DRIVERS IN TOWN clinic Thursday Mwrt BUY FROM. .-...• ' Second class postage paid at > ST JOHNS ->The next Mid- yptyntir St. Johns, Mich. 48B79. 8:30 to 11 am. Published Thursdays at Michigan Dist Health Dept free 120 E. Walker street, St. Johns immunization clinic will be Immunizations, include DPT, by Clinton county News, inc. DT, typhoid,- smallpox, oral subscription price by math March 14 at the Health Dept EGAN FORD SALES, Inc. Exchange In Michigan, S5 for one year, $9 office in St Johns ,next to the polio, red measles, Rubella or ST. JOHNS for two. years, $3.75 for six courthouse. 'the combination measles and ,200W.Higham - Phone 224-2285 i months! outside Michigan, $6 •'heTBfskiflnest^ ^ !,f,y •i.dt^ (*J K-. 101S. WATER - OW0SS0 - 725-51« (or one year. > The clinic will be open from •t r i.-' f* • " 4 IP AT KURT'S APPLIANCE CENTER N.CLINTON ST. St Johns ". GENERAL .£k. ELECTRIC Pick A Size & Price PHONE 224-3895 AUTOMATIC IPf WASHERS.... For Your Budget!
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( f unun SEMI; NARDA^ BUY WHERE SERVICE ^ KURT'S APPLIANCE IS CENTER ALWAYS HAS WON THIS AWARD ASSURED! FOR THE 4th i f> STRAIGHT. YEAR KURT'S I 3-CYCLES * : / *- March 14,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 3A Ovid-Elsie Parents St Johns zips with the best ST JOHNS - Postmaster future of the US mail as a result He noted that fears that the- #4 tax time Keith Mishler today thanked of adding five figures to an Zip Code,would speed the Night is March 14 postal customers in St Johns for address have long since been demise of the identity of their regular use of the Zip Code proven wrong. American place names have The annual 8th grade Parents Counselor;"and Donald Thayer, with mailing addresses, "Fortunately, there were proved groundless. "Just look Night will be held at the Ovid- Counselor. State income tax "Customers 'in the 13-state through the current directory of Elsie High School March 14. The Central Region in which St " those who also recognized that a post offices, and you'll find the program will begin at .7:30 pm During a coffee hour, the Johns is a part leads the other growing population, a more continuing existence of such in the Auditorium. administrators, counselors and four Postal Regions with an 89.1 mobile life style, and a growing volume of mail (it was 30 billion places as Alpha, Illinois; Gas, All parents of Ovid and Elsie various teacher's will be You should file a return for assistance in these areas. percent Zip Code usage, Ac Kansas; Weeping Water, 8th grade students are cordially available to answer individual (This is the sixth of a series of cording to recent figures, the pieces in 1942,49 billion in 1952, six articles on J973 Federal and 1973 on or before April 15,1974 if Before mailing your return be 67 billion in 1962, and now 90 Nebraska; Zap, North Dakota; invited to attend. questions. Representatives of your Federal adjusted gross sure that both you and your national average for Zip Code Tea, 'South Pakota; Luck, the various high school State Income Tax returns.) usage by mailers reached 87.3 billion) would require an ad income is greater than the total spouse have signed the return, dressing system more •Wisconsin; and Eurek'a, The high school guidance departments and subject areas amount that you are allowed for completed your address, at percent," Mishler said. Michigan," he said. • counselors sponsor the program will be present, including: How do recent changes in the sophisticated than the one that Michigan income tax laws Michigan personal and tached copy 2 of your W-2, The Postmaster-said the "None has been endangered which is an orientation > for business education, English, dependency exemptions or if checked for mathematical success of the Zip Code is well had been used for the previous affect you? The Michigan hundred years," Mishler said. by the addition of the, five-digit parents of next fall's freshman mathematics, social science, you are eligible for a refund. errors and indicated if any established. Its public -ac Zip Code as part of its mailing class concerning the high school science, foreign language, Association of Certified Public "There also had been great Accountants offers the You, may not have to file a overpayment is to be refunded ceptance has come a long way address. On the contrary, the program. industrial arts, homemaking Federal return but still may be or applied to next year's from that first day nearly 11 public controversy in 1863, when following comments on filing the Post Office Department residents of these places - as and music. your 1973 Michigan income tax required to file a Michigan estimated tax payments. years ago when the program well as those who live in the Information will be ug"iven return. was launched in Washington came up with the then radical about high school policies, , The counselors will be return. In conclusion, The Michigan concept that mail should be most congested part of any Association of Certified Pubjic with a special Ethel Merman metropolis -- now can be attendance, course offerings, meeting with the 8lh graders at You may obtain copies of tax For 1973 the tax rate remains version of "Zip-A-Dee-Doo- addressed by street and guidance services, and ex (he Elsie and Ovid Junior High forms and instructions through at 3.9 percent and the amount Accountants also reminds you number. Before then, mail was located more quickly, more that if any changes are made to Dah" that was heard in accurately,and at less cost than tracurricular activities. In Schools on Wednesday, 'March local offices of the Michigan for each exemption at $1,200. thousands of promotional spots sent to a name in a city or town formation will be presented by 13. At that time, course offering Department of Treasury, post However, the sliding scale your Federal return during the and that individual had to come would be possible without the year because of an audit or an on radio and television around William Case, Assistant booklets will be distributed and offices, banks and tax return property tax credit allowed in the country. to the post office to pick it up," mechanized applications of Zip Principal; Mrs Sarah J. Boron, discussed,- Enrollment is preparers if you haven't 1972 and prior years has been amended return, be sure that he said. Coding." Director of Guidance and scheduled for March 18 through already received tax forms in repealed. It has been replaced •you notify the Michigan It was on July 1,1963, that the counselor; Russell Pope, March 29 at each junior high. the mail. with homestead property tax Department of Treasury. If Postal System's Zoning Im relief in the form of a tax credit additional taxes are due, you provement Program went into or refund which is available to may be liable for a negligence effect. There was an immediate Give to Easter Seals all homeowners and renters penalty if you fail to notify the furor over the advent of Zip with special credit com State within 60 days of any such Coding, but the people who March 1-April 14 NOTICE OF BOARD OF REVIEW putations available to senior changes. predicted dire things for the citizens, veterans, and blind persons. CITY OF ST. JOHNS Unlike prior years, if your credit exceeds your tax liability you may receive a refund up to a maximum of $500. A new CLINTON COUNTY. MICHIGAN form, MM040CR, is available CLINTON NATIONAL for claiming this credit and upwards of 300,000 people who previously had not been filing THE ST. JOHNS BOARD OF REVIEW WILL BE HELD MARCH 18 & Michigan tax returns will now want to file to claim their 19, 1974 FROM 9:00 A. M. TO 12:00 NOON AND 1:00 P. M. TO refund. Some claimants may IS ALL qualify for credit under more 4:00 P. M. IN THE AUDITORIUM OF THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING, than one category. They should compare and choose the one to To consolidate debts, buy a new car, remodel a home, 121 E. WALKER STREET, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN. their advantage. vacations, pay taxes . . . these are just some of the The new credit for many reasons people borrow money and if you're homeowners and renters equals YOU thinking of making a loan but are unsure of all the 60 percent of the amount by details, Clinton National is all you need to know. THEREAFTER, THE BOARD OF REVIEW WILL CONTINUE IN which their property taxes Amounts, length of time, repayment . . . these are exceed 3.5 percent of their just some of the considerations on which you will get SESSION DAILY UNTIL ONLY THOSE PERSONS APPEARING ON household (i.e., spendable) expert advice. A loan may appear to be a heady task, income. Renters will base their NEED TO but leave the chores to a loan office at Clinton claim on 17 percent of rent pa,id MARCH 18 & 19 ARE HEARD. which will be considered as National - get to know the wide-awake bank. taxes. Persons living in a mobile home will use the rent paid for their lot. The Depart WE ANTICIPATE THAT THE FINAL MULTIPLIER WILL BE 1.05 ment of Treasury has added KNOW addiUonal staff to assist you if FOR ALL CLASSES OF REAL PROPERTY AND 1.00 FOR ALL you have any difficulty com pleting your claim. CLASSES OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. This year for the first tim,e, businesses filing a personal property tax return may claim ABOUT LOANS a credit based on the personal ST. JOHNS BOARD OF REVIEW property 'taxes paid on in- yeitforifip,, i > Hi I' IrWrttllVIBER' You also may now claims 1| 4£ Brtil credit for contributions to CHAIRMAN public libraries in^Michigan in T»* \.-&r?au addition to contributions to Jim Cathey, Vice President - Installment Loans Michigan colleges and universities. The maximum credit for these contributions has been increased from $100 to $200 on a joint return. If any of the following items were included in your Federal adjusted gross income be sure to claim a deduction for them on line 43: retirement or pension benefits from a Michigan public retirement system, refunds of state or city income taxes, F/XUP contributions of up to $50 to political parties or candidates, and proceeds and prizes won in the Michigan Lottery or State regulated bingo games. 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Main, Elile SAND-GRAVEL-BLACK DIRT-MORTAR SAND x Phone 562-4227 >• J ,H ' , T Vs .*-' V 'X ".' ,u' -'• ST.JOHNS READY MIX • PHONE224-2327 _ _ Residence phone 224'7580 4A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN March 14,1974 A Very Important Message HOPLIFTING IS STEALING ....and stealing is a criminal act that could land you in jail or result in a stiff penalty. IS IT WORTH IT? Here are the FACTS that young adults and parents should be aware of. WHY DO YOUNG ADULTS SHOPLIFT? DID YOU KNOW Across the country young people, many from middle and upper income families are pilfering merchandise. Why do Shoplifting is stealing and stealing is a criminal act. So called high spirited 'fun' and youthful 'pranks' can cause'young young people commit a criminal act that will probably jeopardize their future? The common answers are: "I DID IT people a lifetime of trouble. Too many young people today are unaware of the serious harm that a criminal record, FOR KICKS"' "IT WAS AN IMPULSE"- "IT WAS JUST A PRANK" •"! DID IT ON A DARE" -"IT WAS PART OF even for what might seem to be a petty violation, can do to their lives and futures. Even if the punishment does not AN INITIATION" In other words they think it's more a sport than a crime. ..But the law makes no provision for a .include a jail sentence, and the conviction is punished'only by a fine and/or probation, the criminal record remains; and "sport." Shoplifting is stealing and stealing is a criminal act. The shoplifter is a thief not a prankster. Never break the it says, "Thief." law on a dare - it takes more courage to turn down a dare than to accept it, and your friends know this. In the long run they will respect you for sticking to your beliefs, don't fait for that "chicken" routine. , STORES ARE GETTING TOUGHER! WHY DIDN'T SOMEONE TELL ME? •t Because of this growing problem stores are getting tougher with shoplifters and are taking measures to catch them in Many young people when arrested for shoplifting say, "Why didn't someone tell me that shoplifting was a crime." ' Ignorance of the law is no excuse and no defense against prosecution and conviction. Shoplifting is stealing and stealing is a criminal act Stealing a $2 pen is the same as stealing $2 from a cash register or from someone's pocket. .It's a cjirnY.v COLLEGE ADMISSION CAN BE REJECTED! JOB APPLICATIONS ARE REFUSED! A criminal record can keep you out of the college or professional school of your choice. A stolen carton of candy kept Those "kicks" can come back and haunt you forever. A minor record easily becomes a major problem. Most job one boy out of college and a girl was denied entry into law school because of a stolen swimsuit You can also be denied applications ask "Were you ever arrested?" and most employers don't hire people with arrest or criminal records. A job admission to a foreign country because of a criminal record. that requires bonding, even that of a stock boy, will probably be closed to the youth with a record. He may also be turned down for government jobs at the Federal, Provincial or Municipal level. With a criminal record it can be difficult, in some cases impossible, to go into any business or profession where a special license is required, such as law, real estate, or insurance. ' • . 'BUT I'M A JUVENILE! I CAN'T BE CHARGED' WEIGH THE PENALTY! Don't you believe it! True, the identity of a Juvenile who commits a urime is not made public, but an arrest is still an You can be arrested if you steal any property from a store, no matter how little it costs.- It is a crime if you steal even a arrest, and a criminal .record is still a criminal record. One shoplifting conviction can ruin your life. Furthermore, the lipstick or candy bar. Punishment for a first offense can be as much as two years in jail or for theft over $50.00, as Juvenile Courts have the power to transfer Juvenile Offenders to Adult Court, where young people are treated like much as ten years - shoplifting is theft and theft is an indictable offense and is punishable as such. adult criminals and can be given jail sentences - and often are. Although viblaters may go "free" after an apprehension, once arrested, circumstances may demand explanation and cause embarrassment whenever it reappears. 1. Be aware that shoplifting can be just 4. Know how much money their children 7. Find out what their community is 10. Be certain that their children know the beginning of bigger trouble for have and how they spend it ' doing about the problem and lend what a criminal record can do to their WHAT CAN their children. their help. - chances for jobs, colleges and / professions. 5. Know what their son or daughter 8. Teach their child that it is more 2. Make sure their children understand brings into the house, if it isn't his or that shoplifting is stealing and stealing "chicken" to go along with the crowd PARENTS DO hers, check on where it came from. than to refuse to do so. 11. Be alert to a daughter who repeatedly is a criminal act. Don't accept a pat answer. goes shopping with an extra large handbag or shopping bag. These are 3. Supervise any "clothes" swapping. 6. Know when, where, and why their 9. Set the right example. common tools of a shoplifter. , ABOUT IT? child is going shopping. This Public Service Message Published in the Interest of Today's Young Adults and Tomorrow's Citizens by: BENNETTS JEWELRY EISLER'S SUPERETTE DEAN TRUE VALUE HARDWARE V QUALITY DISCOUNT HOUSE REHMANN'S MENS t BOYS WEAR TREASURE CHEST \ »f DEPEAL MUSIC CENTER GAMBLE STORE KURTS APPLIANCE CENTER, INC. D & C STORE PARR'S PHARMACY J 1 \ SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS HOLDEN-REID CLOTHIERS JULIE K SHOP / - 6A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN. March 14,1974 St Johns school lunch menu Damaska - Watson Piano programs HIGH SCHOOL United to be, presenfed MONDAY Whipped Potatoes Italian Spaghetti Green peas with Margarine FLINT-OnMarch9, Kay M. corsage of peach carnations. Green Beans Enriched Bread Damaska, daughter of Mr and The groom's mother selected a Two piano programs wilt be Sliced Peaches Fortified Margarine Mrs Elmer C,-Damaska of 1331 blue and pink print gown of presented by Carolyn Nickel, Vi pt Milk 'Milk WilloWwpod St became the* taffeta and chiffon- She had a Lake "Michigan college music Roll & Butter Cookie t • brideof Dean R, Watson, son^pf corsage of pin carnations. instructor, at 4 pm Sunday Feb Butterscotch Brownies Mrs Shirley Watson of 7667 Serving as best man was 1? and Sunday Feb 24. TUESDAY , ' ' Walker Rd, Ovid, and the late David Watson of Ovid. • The Feb 17 concert will be TUESDAY BBQ Hot Dog Fish on Bun & Tartar Sauce Robert Watsont at the Groomsmen were Victor" giveri' -at the First- United • French Fries Shepardsville United Methodist - Higgins and Lyle Perrin, both of ' Methodist' Church, St Joseph French Fries-Sir High Carrots with Margarine Potato Chlps-Jr High Church. Rev Darold Boyd Ovid. Earl Damaska of Clawson ^ind. (he. Feb, 24 concert at An Hot Dog Bun performed the ceremony before and Leslie Sloat of Ovid seated drews University. Tossed Salad Milk a,n alta.r decorated with blue % pt Milk the gu&ts. ' ^Mjss Nickel's program will be and 'white carnations and a A reception for 200 guests was ' Pineapple Crisp WEDNESDAY unity candle. •comprised of compositions by WEDNESDAY Hamburger held at the VFW Hall in Ovid ••Baciu Brahms, Mozart, Hoagies ? French Fries The bride chose a gown of following the ceremony. DebUssy, #np Benjamin Lee. Potato Salad Corn-Off-The-Cob with white nylon organza featuring Following a wedding trip to " Miss Nickel teaches applied Sweet & Spur Beets * , Margarine an A-Une skirt and long full Niagara falls the couple will •organ1 and, piano for Lake *4 pt Milk Hamburger Bun N sleeves. A lace ruffle accented reside at High St, Ovid. Michigan College and is Cookie > Milk the "bottom. She wore a chapel The bride is a 1970 graduate of organist^at', the First United THURSDAY Catsup .. length mantilla veil With a lace Ainsworth High School in Flint Methodist Church. . edge and carded a bouquet of while her husband is a 1970 t "-She- received her bachelor of Rolled Turkey THURSDAY Mashed Potatoes & Gravy white miniature carnations and graduate of Ovid-Elsie High jfHs 'degree*' with a major in Buttered Peas l Spaghetti Rings with Meat blue pomps accented by baby's School. organ at Albion College where Cole Slaw Sauce bream. she studied under John Obetz, Roll & Butter Cut Green Beans with Attending as matron of honor She was awarded her master of M: pt Milk Margarine was Mrs Janelle Ruby of Flint. arts degree in' sacred music, faculty, she served in Korea for > Cookie Applesauce Chris' Johnson of Flint and with a major in organ, by the five years as a short-term FRIDAY ^ Enriched Bread Cheryl Watson of Rose City Union Theological Seminary missionary for the board of Fortified Margarine served as bridesmaids. The Schoolof Music,-NY, where she missions of the Methodist Hot Dog Church leaching in the music Baked Beans or Sauerkraut' Milk attendants wore gowns of blue studied under Leonard Raver. FRIDAY nylon organza .featuring fitted Steven J\ Thornton, 20,2054 S. college of Ewha Wopien's Hash Browns She began her teaching at'LMC University under Dr Blythe. Relishes Salisbury Beef Pattie with * lace bodice, empire waists, and Sheridan Rd Lot' 5 Lawton, in Jan 1973. long sleeves. They wore wide Oklahoma; Lois Jean Sheren, Owen for her second master's Roll & Butter Brown Gravy Miss Nickel is fornierly of St degree, this one in piano. ' ifeptMHk Whipped Potatoes brimmed hats and each carried '19, 311 E State St, St Johns. ! John&*OTr fp joining the LMC ; one red rose/ Stephen P. Nicholson, 21,6704 Jello & Whipped Cream Green Peas with Margarine , MRS DEAN WATSON l Enriched Bread The mother of the bride chose Bunker Hill Drive; Colleen A, ELEMENTARY Fortified Margarine a peach floor length gown with a Bjiker, 22, 661 Conger NE, Fowler Jaycees MONDAY Milk short sleeved'jacket. She had a Grand Rapids. Birth announcements . Meatloaf with Tomato Sauce Cookie Agiri, Julie Anne, was bdrn to Mrs Richard Simmon of Box 224 announce Mr and Mrs Fred V. Nurn- Fowler March 1 at Carson City berger 880 Twinbrook Dr, Hospital. He weighed 8 lbs 10 DeWitt, Feb 20 at Sparrow ozs. The baby "has 2 brothers Jelly Week campaign Hospital, Lansing. The mother and 2 sistersi Grandparents are FOWLER - Fowler Jaycees going toward helping hand; is the-former Hazle C. Davis. Mr and Mrs Ken Russell and Mr will be conducting the 2d Annual icapped children. A' girl, Barbara Jean, was and 'Mrs Ed Simmon. The Jelly Week Campaign in Fowler Donation for 1 jar of jelly is born to Mr and" Mrs John A. mother is the former Marcia March 17-31. $1. Brodberg of 13609 Main St Bath Myers. Those who wish to donate, but at Sparrow Hospital, ,-Lansing. A boy, Andrew Francis, was Jaycees will be visiting are not contacted, may call A giri, Rose Therese, v(as born to Mr and Mrs George homes in the community with Allen or Deborah Pohl at 593- born to Mr and Mrs John F. Mehney of 704 W State St St jars of jelly with the proceeds 2631. Magyar of 405 Charlotte Hway, Johns 2-27-74 at Clinton Portland ,Feb 21 at Sparrow Memorial Hospital. He weighed Hospital. The mother is the 7 lbs 3M> ozs. The baby has 1 former Annette Aprile. brother. Grandparents are Ruth A boy, Aaron Mathew, was Mehney and Shirley Mygrants born to Mr and Mrs Larry W. of St JohnS and Keith ftlygrants . Aldrich of 1401 East of Lansing. "Remember the poor-it costs nothing." (Josh Billings) Kalamazoo, Lansing Apt 27 Feb The mother is the former Jan 20 at Sparrow Hospital, Lan Mygranls. sing. Iteuttttj Salon A ijoy, Kevin Bruce, was born A girl, Candy Ann, was born to Mr and Mrs Richard B. to Mr and Mrs Marvin Smith of Si 224-6161 In The Southgate Zimmerman of 9760 Willow, 629 W. Williams Ovid March 4, ST JOHNS Shopping Center Ovid Feb 28 at' Sparrow 1974 at St Johns Hospital. She- OPERATORS Hospital, Lansing, The mother weighed 6 lbs 2'/4 ozs. Grand Jo Penix Cindy Knight is the former Diane Hoshield. parents are Mr and Mrs Moses Nel Torpsy Lorena Knight A boy, Randolph Ralph Denson of Ovid. The mother is TOP (Randy) was born to Mr and the former Teressa Dunson. DIMENSIONS! Your Hfiir Sets 1» u Seven earn Ferris, nonprs. *TjH?$ld0thFor.<* I] ' Big Rapids, Mich -- Ferris Kirinovic and, RoiiaJTd Jffle'ad of PHARMACY % s ftV State College' has honored 1481 Ovid afld Jdmes Green,'Pnilip \ ^35 k n» ih. students, including 7 from KnigHtf and Sandra Kramer all Clinton County, for scholastic Heierie Curtis of St Johns. FASHION FACTS excellence during the winter 20.00 quarter by naming- them to the To be named to the Academic "-w CUT TRIUMPH Academic Honors List. Honors List a student must earn PERM Students from" Clinton County at least a 3.25 average on a 4,0 »50 UP are Barbara Williams, Elsie; basis and carry a full academic 50 Qelores George, Fowler; Joad. A full load is defined as 14 *17 PATIENT MEDICATION Rodney Thompson, Thomas quarter hours of credit. APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWA YS NECESSARY PROFILES we pay Patient Profile records / .., what are they? YOU TO The Patient Medication Profile record is a relatively new innovation in pharmacy practice. The pharmacist who maintains Patient Medication Profiles provides a distinct and often dramatic benefit to the patient. Patient Medication ProfiieTecords have been endorsed by the state professional society of pharmacists, the Take Michigan Pharmaceutical Association. , . <- The Patient Medication Profile is a part of a record system which enables the pharmacist to monitor and review you and your family's drug therapy1 regimen. aovaiTraGe Patient Profile Records , , "* \ >.. why are they important? or us Vatient Medication Profile records provide many useful benefits to the patient — both for convenience and for therapeutic reasons! i 1. Have you ever discarded your prescription container without recording the number, or have you ever tried to obtain a refill at the pharmacy not remembering to bring the prescription container with you? — Either of these two situations present no problem to the pharmacist utilizing Patient Medication Profile records. 2. The Patient Medication Profile record provides you a convenient end-of-year record of your medication therapy and your expenditures. , ; ' Since many health items in a pharmacy other than prescriptions are also worth noting for possible income tax reasons, ask your pharmacist or the pharmacy secretary to also record all yourtax-deductible purchases on your personal profile record. 3. A Patient Medication Profile record system is the only way your, pharmacist can truly monitor your drug m% therapy as prescribed by the physician or physicians for you and your entire family. This health function is very important,if not critical as it relates to safe medication usage and to assure the proper daily interest passbook utilization of one or more medications which'you may be taking. . '. savings paid or To not take advantage of this professional service of the pharmacist is, in a fashion, to disregard quality, economy • ., compounded quarterly and possibly safety. (remember, interest Is paid from day of deposit to day of' Patient Medication Records < ' # The law does not currently require the pharmacy to maintain or use Patient Medication Profile records. withdrawal) This Profile is like the patient chart used by your physician. It represents a personal and confidential record of' your medication usage. It is an aid to your pharmacist so that he can better serve your health needs as related to his x specialty knowledge and experience. , $ "BIG G" passbook savings cart '' Conscientious pharmacists concerned about your health and practicing "Pharmacy Care" do utilize Patient , bffer you a new kind of freedom, Medication Profile records. As an informed consumer, select youf source of pharmacy services utilizing Patient Medication Profiles as one . r _by having enough money put criterion-A MUST, aside you can buy merchandise at a towef price — by paying cash, instead of making that purchase We At Parr's Provide Patient on an installment plan. Sotakeadvantageofus--r-'w6pay 'the highest interest on insured Medication Profiles .... regular passbook savings accounts when you do. "eta C "me HGLPFUL oney DOES YOUR PRESENT v. \ PARR'S REXALL DRUG CaPlTOL Where Yfiur Health Always Comes First-i • . M savinGs PHONE 224-2837 Loan DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS St Jofim offtci: 222 N. Clinton Avi, ph. 324-3304 main office. 112 E. Allegan, Lansing, MI„«9Q1, ph. 371*2911 branchest Grand Ledge, Mason, Okemos, Wllliaimton, Lathrup Village and Pont lac f Ineor-NUiiiri Jp»H— mimbtrl FiiHiil HMM UM link Sjitw ** March 14,1974 " CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNSt(MiCHlGAN 7A Wins DAR award 60th anniversary honored Announce Engagements Mr and Mrs Fred Schavey Rapids^ Mr and Mrs William celebrated (heir 00th wedding (Mildred) Roof and family of St Pewamo - Westphalia anniversary by having a family . Johns and granddaughter, Mr Community Schools has dinner at the home of their and Mrs Melyin (Betty Jean), selected as the D.A.R. Good daughter and son-in-law Mr and Weaver and family of Edmore, Citizen, Miss Kimberly Mrs William Roof of St Johns on A granddaughter Mr and Mrs Hademaeher, daughter of Mr fceb 24, 2974. David (Helen) Irwin of Dayton, and Mrs Theodore Ohio sent special flowers for Hademaeher. This award is There were 31 present for the her grandparents. A daughter, based on dependability, service, dinner including Mr and Mrs Mrs Viola ,Overfield of leadership and patriotism, Miss Gaylord Schavey and family of Tonawanda, New York was Hademaeher has -excelled DeWitt, Mr and Mrs Terrie unable to attend. academically and has par- Schavey and family of St Johns, Mr Schavey and Miss Edna" i icipated in many extra Mrs Vera Ward of Traverse Bartlett were united in curricular acUvities such as City, Mr and Mrs Roy (Mabel) marriage on February 25,1914 "V National Honor Society, Beck and family of Maple in St Johns. Secretary of the Student Council, Yearbook member, P.A.C, Sophomore Class Annette Miller 1974 Secretary, and a Band member for two years. ^ Homemaker at P-W High Kim's future plans include 'going to Central Michigan Pewamo-Westphalia ' Com University majoring in Special Ihrough the Stevens Thompson munity Schools' 1974 Betty Education. Mason Chapter of the D.A.R., ROSE ANN KLEIN K JUVA LEA WJLK1NS • Crocker Homemaker of This award is made possible Ionia, Michigan. FOWLER - Mr and Mrs John ELSIE - Mrs Jeanne Wilkins Tomorrow is Miss Annette J. Klein of 11138 W. 2nd St, of Elsie announces the Miller, the daughter of Mr and Fowler, announce the engagement of her daughter, Mrs Erwin Miller. Miss Miller i^^kx—^^m engagement of their daughter, Juva Lea, to Gerald Wayne was selected through a written Rose Ann, to Neil A. Hafner, son Thomlison, son of Mr and Mrs examination on knowledge and of Mr and Mrs Joseph J. Haf C.J. Thomlison of Durand. attitude. This test was taken by "Calendar is a gift for the man who has everything, to senior girls at this school. remind him when the payments are due." (Anonymous) ner, 612 S. Main St, Fowler. Both are graduates of the The bride-elect, is a 1968 University of Michigan-Flint Miss Miller will receive a graduate of Fowler High School College where she received a specially designed award from, Jt Pays to Shop at and a 1972 graduate of Central B.A. in elementary education General Mills, sponsor of this ' I' Mich University. She is em >and he received a B.A. in program. In addition she ployed by St Mary's Elemen English. Miss Wilkins is em remains eligible for State and tary School in Westphalia. Her ployed by the Midwest Learning National honors. RAYMOND JOHNSON'- MARY KLUG fiance is also a -1968 graduate of Corp. of Owosso and her fiance Annette has been very active aalJ\ innon i MAPLE RAPIDS -- Mr and daughter, Mary Louise, to Fowler High and is employed by is employed by Grand Trunk in the FHA, PAC, and Yearbook Mrs Norman Klug of Maple Raymond B. Johnson, Jr, son of Hafner Electric, Fowler. Railroad.in Ftlint, staff. Her hobbies are Complete Fabric Department Rapids are pleased to announce Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnson, A, June 22 wedding is being The couple plan a May 11 crocheting and baking. Miss the engagement of their Sr, of Pernnton. J planned by the couple. wedding. Miller has been accepted at Ferris State College in the Jhip'ighord Medical Lab Technician Sandra Rademacher weds Ernest Steffen Program for the Fall of 1974. ANNETTE MILLER Spring ST JOHNS - On Jan 5 at 2 pm tiers of imported illusion edged med in white lace and had A reception for 300 guests was Fowler On-the-Wing Sandra E. Rademacher, with lace and secured by a stand-up collars. The held at the St Joseph School daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis eamelot cap, and carried a bridesmaids carried bouquets ,l>ym at 7:30. Host and hostess Mrs'Lula Boak was a visitor Miss Judy Benjamin of Rademacher of R 2, Lowell Rd, bouquet of white carnations »f white carnations and red were Mr and Mrs Mark Pung, of Mr and Mrs Richard Boak Milwaukee, Wisconsin spent the TheTravelin' became the bride of Ernest L. with red roses and.accented by losebuds, while the flower girls aunt and uncle of the bride. and daughter Sunday, and other weekend with her parents, Mr Steffen, son of Mr and Mrs red and white mountain stars. carried white lace baskets of Serving were Mrs Mary guests were Mr and Mrs Carl and Mrs Vernon Benjamin and ShirtJac Ernest L. Steffen of 2400 Green Boak and daughter Eileen and family and also called on Mrs Mrs De£ Thelen of St Johns i ed rose petals. Schneeberger, Diane and Barb A!> Rd, St Johns at St Joseph Steffen, Ava Jones and Nancy Mr and Mrs Larry Barboure. Lula Boak Sunday forenoon. Catholic Church. Rev Father attended as her sister's matron The occasion was the birthday *15 of honor. Serving as The mother of the bride wore Herbruck. dinner for Mrs Carl Boak and ^William Hankerd performed the a pale pink floor length dress "double ring ceremony before an bridesmaids wcie Debra and Special guests included Mr also her daughter Eileen. In the Mr and Mrs Paul Schafer of Marcia Rademacher, sisters of while the groom's mother wore afternoon, Mr and Mrs Robert altar decorated with red an aqua floor length dress. and Mrs William Rademacher, DeWitt spent Sunday with Mr poinsettias. the bride from St Johns, Nancy grandparents of the bride, and Boak and family were also and Mrs Arnold Miller and also Thurston of SI Johns and Anne Mr and Mrs Louis Bline and Mr visitors. Mr and Mrs Martin Schafer. The bride chose a Victorian Barber of St Clair. Kathy and Jerry Steffen, brother of the styled gown of silk organza and uroom, scived as best man. and Mrs Eldred Rademacher, Karen Steffen, nieces of the godparents. NATIONALLY venise lace with a high ruffled fjroom, wore flower girls. Dennis Steffen, brother of the neckline, long- bishop sleeves, uroom, Dave Rademacher, The couple reside at 205 E. ACCREDITED BY THE and bell skirt.' The skirt was Tlie attendants wore full brother of the bride, Daryell Baldwin St, St Johns. COSMETOLOGY covered with a venise lace length red velvet dresses with Peck and( Curt Parks attended The bride is a 1973 graduate of ACCREDITING apron. An attached chapel set-in waistbands and a tie in as-groomsmen. Doug Herbruck St Johns High School, while her COMMISSION length train of organza fell from back. They had long, full and Ron Rademacher seated husband is a 1972 graduate of St the mid-back. She wore a veil of sleeves with wide cuffs trim the guests. Johns. Clinic Open To The Public Ballenger assistant addresses Womans Club FREE PARKING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Mrs Fraser MacKinnon was She also stressed the need for Mrs Joseph Spousta; vice- be held„March;29 in WJlcox. Hall;^ hostess for the March 6 meeting more, women in politics, saying in thPiCongregatiohat 'ChurchA' president, Mrs William Escher; 1 of the St Johns Woman's Club. they are not fairly represented recording secretary, Mrs The ^alSr is'-MTs 'Mn#A AOf&ffW&frlNERlDElfeD !•• ! The speaker, Carol S. in state affairs. Harold Millman; corresponding Barg^r and her subject^ is py suatRvis^p SENIOR STUDENTS Macintosh, administrative During the question and secretary, Mrs Dana Antes and *'YourBest Image." New Classes Starting The First assistant to State Senator, answe> period, she told of the*, treasurer, Mrs William-Morris. This is the 27th year the girls Monday of Each Month William S. Ballenger, was in many duties of an ad The next meeting is the have been entertained by the For further information, write or call troduced by chairman of the ministrative assistant and "Annual Senior Girls' Tea," to club. James tyon, 15557 North East St. Lansing. day, Mrs John Rumbaugh, who issued an invitation for more likened today's turbulent times public attendance on committee A knit to take to heart and take with you everywhere. Coming Events to those of 1773, when rebels meetings of the Senator and t WEIGHT WATCHERS The perfect top to pop over pants and sash-ay the day were abroad. interest in State government.* MARCH 15 - Bingham MARCH 19 — at 8 pm the away. Bright, clear colors, contrast stitching...and easy- • Mrs Macintosh talked about At the business meeting a Grange will meet at the hall on regular meeting of the Proudly Announces care to boot! 100% texturized polyester for the 8 to 18's pending legislation in the state. letter thanks was lead for the Friday eve. March 15, at 8 pm. American Legion Auxiliary This included action on lobbyist donations of the club to Glass Business meeting and Edwin T. Stiles Unit 153 will control, campaign funding, House, a home for women program to be followed by light meet at the Post Home. VIRGINIA STENBERG more open committee alcoholics. The need for con refreshments. MARCH 19 - The Clinton meetings, permitting home tinued support of the State MARCH 16 - The Maple County Association For owners to improve their Federations' project, "Girls" Rapids Congregational Retarded Children will meet at - A 40-Pound Winner - property without a raise in Town" was stressed. Christian Church will hold a the Walter Kyes School at 7:30 taxes, drug substitution at the Election of officers for the spaghetti supper starting at 5 pm. The school is located at Lecturing At: discretion of the pharmacist for 1974-75 club year was held. The pm with proceeds to be used for 41775 US-27. cheaper prescriptions. new officers will be president, choir robes for the adult choir. MARCH 30 - Clinton St Johns Episcopal Parish CLINTON Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Theatre Trys. Musical Good 400 E. Walker St. Johns Mews, Alice Faye and John Payne. Contact Mrs Howard TUESDAY 9 A.M. and 7 P.M. ITHEA 11J?' E YOU OWE YOURSELF A LOOK AT \ Gentry 224-3751." ST. JOHNS. Fish Suppers at Wacousta "You Are Invited" Masonic Temple PHONE 393-5740 CHEVROLET'S FINEST! Feb. 8 FRI-SAT-SUN Mar. 8 * Apr. 12 March 8-9-10 May 10 WEIGHT®WATCHERS, Oct. 11 Some talking, some listening, and a program that works!' >WIISHtv>*!CH|ll* *N0 yjj) *>! tlGiitftlOlltCll-tliiOl wl*&HtwitC»!ll Nov. 8 INIitHtfiOMil IHC.OI!IIN|CI,HI (wliOntw*iCMtHiNl(iHiliONii \tn , Dec. 13 * Rena Varnlck ~* Sophia Branoff WOODY ALLEN Serving 4:30-8 pm. Take Out Area Manager _ Area Director "Orders Phone 626-6050 _ TAKES A NOSTALGIC LOOK AT: Ecmomif Shu. Stm FEATURES ATTHr FUTURE. CALIFORNIA *» \ Cobblers ft Made Jn U.S.A. ff@ From S1C99 THINK OF THESE ADVANTAGES WHEN BUYING . A JACK ROLLINS-CHARLES H, JOFFE THE BIGGER CAR .... . PRODUCTION Roduced by JACK GR0SS8ERG * Eneculivo Producer CHARLES H JOFFE Comfort - Safefy - Handling Wmien by WOODY ALLEN and MARSHALL BfllCKMAN • Difecledby WOODY ALLEh j»Q\™*™«!.»f!™2L United Artwhl \/ tvij*1 x t\ March J4,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN Fall to Eaton Rapids Injury, fouls hurt Redwings OKEMOS -- The expected wings might have been able to There was then less than a burned Eaton Rapids for 10 in (angle between Holt and St come battling back and take the minute remaining in the con the little over 10 minutes he was Johns never came to be as the lead. test. The action was furious in in the game. , Redwing drive for the District Following 2 points by Tom those last few seconds, but the championship was short- French, the Redwing press took Redwings were unable to grab a The upset over St Johns was circuited by Eaton Rapids 47-46, Ihe ball away from Eaton bucket for the lead, Ihe last for the Greyhounds, in a game that saw Doug Rapids twice. Tim Fox took Tom French led the" scoring who were unable to stop Holt Woodhams in action for only a advantage of 1 steal for a bucket Saturday night in the District few minutes. and Tom French sank another for the Redwings with 12 points, Tim Fox had 10 and Woodhams Championship. Woodhams, who has been the to put the score at 47-46 Redwing scoring spark plug all season, was injured in the 1st quarter and didn't see action again until the 3d periqd. Woodhams went to the bench after being cut over his right eye, an injury that eventually required 4 stitches. St Johns took the lead in that opening quarter 13-8, but then ran into scoring problems in the 2d period. A1 the end of the half Eaton Rapids took a slim 1-point, 26-25 advantage into the locker room. Just prior to that, Eaton Rapids had gone ahead by 5 points and went into a stall. That tactic failed, however, as St Johns broke the stall and Ihen came within 1 before half- lime. Foul trouble plagued the Redwings in the 3d quarter. Woodhams, back in the game, wound up with 4 fouls before the end of the 3d quarter and tyark Wawsczyk had his 4th foul called early in the quarter. By the time the period was over, Eaton Rapids had out- scored SI Johns by 13-7 and held a 7-point lead. With their big men, Woodhams and Wawsczyk, back in the contest St Johns v;. battled back. However, Wawsczyk, was called on his 5th foul with a little over 3 minutes left in the con test. Woodhams later had his 5th foul called just before the end of of the game. Doug Woodhams pops in 2 for St Johns, but missed the rest In Ihe last minute of the game, it appeared the Red of the 1st half after being injured. Tim Fox gets loose for 2 Redwing points. Kevin Knight drives for Redwing bucket. THE EXCITEMENT \ &4 *i - is HERE:ft SEE '74 Mark Wawsczyk scraps for an elusive basketball against Eaton Rapids. & # # ftV *>>*++ 2-Cycle From the To the and MINI 4-Cycle MAXI Get in on all the ACTION at SPORTS BEE'S DIVISION WRBJ AM. 1580 SOUTH U.S. 27 ST JOHNS PHONE 224-2345 ExtHi. March 14,1974^ / 10A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS.ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN t Portland wins, but learns Don't call P-W patsies ByJOHNPHIPPS In a layup to give the Raiders an leader (Central" Michigan Miller getting 11 apiece. May tied for second in the CMAC County New Sports WKter 8 point gap at 73-65 and assure Athletic Conference), totaled 18 pulldown 11 for the Pirates; with a 14-4 mark. PORTLAND - Portland High the victory. He totaled 29 points points, all on field shots. Center Jim Cotter contributed 8. Portland, now 20-3 after a learned something about for the game to lead all scorers, Dan May had 15 and Lee Theten Pewamo-Westphalia finished season that included 6 weeks in Pirates Saturday night -- "It all comes down to free added 10, the state's top 10 ratings was to they're not patsies,. the season with a 17-5 record, throws," said Peacock after Pewamo-Westphalia outshot including a school record total move into regional competition , The Pirate's of Pewamo- praising the efforts of his last Portland 30 field goals to 24 by at 7;30 pm Wednesday against Westphalia gave the host of 16 victories during the Pewamo-Westphalia cage hitting nearly 50 percent, but regular schedule. The old mark Caledonia (19-4). Lansing Raiders enough headaches to team. The head man for 5 years Portland notched 28 of 43 free Catholic (11-2) and Muskegon last the summer before drop was 14, set" during the 1971-72 at P-W, Peacock said he plans throws to P-W's 5 of 15. 'campaign, when the Pirates Christian (19-3) were first-night ping the, Class C district to step down from the basket opponents in the Grand Rapids basketball championship 76-65, The host team outrebounded went on to capture the district ball position to devote more P-W 38-30, with Lawless and championship. This season P-W Ottawa Hills regional, Tuesday. A 28-5 deficit at the free throw time to his duties as athletic line made the difference. ' directdr. Along the w^y, the hustling "In the 2d quarter we went to Pirates destroyed a miscon a full court press .when one of ception of the' visitors held by their big men, Lawless, fouled First quarter drought one Portland fan: out. But they got through and "I thought these guys(were picked up a couple of quick supposed to be patsies,"' buckets to get ahead," assessed grumbled the spectator as P-W Peacock. costly to Ovid-Elsie burst out to an 8 point lead over In the winners' locker room, his Raiders in the 1st quarter. OVID - What the Ovid-Elsie deficit that eventually cost Ovid-Elsie cut the lead to 10 in Crandall gave the reason: "We the 2d quarter, After later falling behind by couldn't get inside their zone Marauders would have given them the game 67-65. as much as 13 points, the defense at 1st, but we found we Thursday to have the 1st After scoring just 6 points in The Marauders continued quarter to play all again. the 1st quarter, a period in plugging away in the 3d period Pirates shocked the home fans could get a man open at the Pewamo-Westphalia's Randy Walters scrambles for loose ball with Portland Raider. with three madcap revivals in point and (Tim) Wellman is a Ovid-Elsie outscored Durand which the ball just wouldn't go and chipped several more the 2d half, pulling within 3 deadeye from out there." , l in every quarter except the 1st through the hoop, the Marauder points off the lead.' points. throwing them into an U-point offense came alive. The dogged effort paid off in Wellman socked home his 1st the final period, when the By the time foul trouble 3 bombs from the top of the Marauders tied the score at 60- caught up with P-W, the con foul circle in the 2d period to 60, outscoring Durand by 10 verted Portland observer key the Raider surge. While the points 25-25 in the period. acknowledged with respect, 6-3 Ken Lawless languished on Bath falls in high "these guys are fighters; the bench with 3 fouls, his, But, it just wasn't enough as they're putting out 100 percent teammates expanded a scant Durand regained the lead and all the time." 24-22 lead into a 38-26 gap. eventually won by the 67-65 score. Portland coach Don Crandall Pewamo-Westphalia, in turn, scoring battle with Jack Bashore was a hot was not surprised, despite his experienced trouble team's position as pre-tourney Marauder Thursday night, penetrating a sticky Portland hitting for 27 points. Randy favorite. "We expected a battle. zone and lost its hot They came in here with a 17-4 Bowles hit for 16 and Mark shooting hand. In the 1st Hudecek was also in double record and we knew that to win, quarter the visitors had sizzled Catholic Central we would have to play good figures with 10 points. with 8 of 15 fielders falling The loss gives the Marauders defense, rebound well and stay through. They hit just seven of LANSING-The Bath Bees scoring led by Doug DeMartin, out of foul trouble." turned back Williamston 76-69 who had 33 points. < a .500 season of 11, while K 20 tries in the 2d while being Durand went into the District outscored 24-14. Thursday night to earn a shot at Fritz Ordiway led the scoring Harry Peacock's Pirates for Bath with 27, followed by Championship Saturday night went into the contest with the The tealns played evenly in the Class C District Cham pionship at Lansing Catholic Glen Tarrant with 20, Kerry with a 14-7 record. goal of applying heavy pressure the 3d quarter, each hitting 6 of Zorb with 16, Ted Day with 13 Durand was beaten by Mt on the rebpunder and cutting off 12 fielders. Miller kept Portland Central, but the host Cougars took the top end of a hot and Doug Kesson with 12. Morris in the championship the quick outlet pass in Port alive with nine of his team's 14 name Saturday. land's fast break. "We need to shooting 96-88 score in the big The Bees finished the season points. P-W, meanwhile, missed with 14-7 record. play good defense without the first of a one-and-one free game Saturday night. fouling, and we need to force throw three times and was For fans who really ap Portland into foul trouble if we slightly outscoredj 14-12 despite preciate accurate shooting, the can," Peacock said before the a rally to within 6 points mid game was a delight. The game. way through the period. cougars, who hitover 50 percent The strategy worked for the Fast-moving guard Randy in all their tournament games first 12 minutes, but Portland Walters keyed the Pirates' shot for a 51 percent average pulled away to a 10-point scoring with eight of his 18 from the floor. halftime lead at 42-32 by out- points in the 4th period, but the The Bees weren't far behind, scoring the visitors 24-14 in the price for two last-ditch rallies picking up buckets at a 45 2d period. The teams had tied was foul trouble. percent rate. 18 after P-W's fast start in the And Portland capitalized. Bath, although trailing 1st quarter. While making only four of 10 throughout the contest, cer DnceJtiehind ..theJtoatcis were fielders, the Raiders happily tainly made it a game. In fact, a lone quarter, the 3d forced to tome out scratching in tucked away 12 of 21 free throws f the 'second half. They^ gave it a to keep the upper hand. Guard when the Cougars outscored gut:busting try, but" found Kevin Seal picked up six of them 26-18, might have ti&n the themselves plagued by turn seven gift shots in the fourth whole ballgame. overs, missed free throws in quarter, missing three others. The Bees led at the end of the key bonus situations, lack of Miller finished his stint in the 1st period, 18-17. Lansing rebounds at strategic moments garbage detail under the basket Catholic Central then took the and - most damaging of all - with nine field goals. He made lead, outscoring the Bees 23-21 mounting foul trouble in the 11 of 15 free throws for a total of in the 2d periodi closing minutes. 29 points. Miller led the Tri- The Cougars, leading 40-39 at Four starters fouled out and a County Athletic Association half-time, breezed away from key reserve man had four with a 20 point average while Bath in the 3d quarter, out- personals at game's end. Portland took first place on a 10- shooting the Bees 26-18. But the Pirates' constant 2 record. Others in double The last quarter was a hustle kept the game in doubt figures Saturday were Seal with scorcher with Bath clicking for until the final 41 seconds. U and Lawless and Wellman 31 points and Lansing Catholic Portland's star of the night, 6-3 with 10 each. Central 30. front liner Doug Miller, slipped Walter, also a 20-point scoring The 5 starters on both teams showed why they were starters - -all hit in double figures with all .etimann S Presents Bowling *( meeting Thursday \ ST JOHNS -- The St Johns Womans Bowling Association will meet Thursday, March 21 at 7 pm in the community room Randy Bowles hauls down rebound in O-E game with Durand. of Central National Bank. Prize money for city tour Photo by Bill Morrte naments will be awarded and officers will be elected. All bowlers are urged to at Bath Bee Fritz Ordiway shoots over the crowd against Williamston. tend the meeting. %, WEEKLY If SPECIALS Henry Block has i 17 reasons why you Clinton County News REG. NOW should come to us DRISTAN COLD CAPSULE 99* 1109 3 Flavors SPORTS RCAALL PASTE 50* for income tax help. *109 BENGAY Reason 14. 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JOHNS Phone 224-4602 "Your Family Health Center" HOURS: 9 to 6 p.m. Daily - Saturday 9 to 5 p.m. OVID OUI T L I pH_ 834-2300 FOWLER V March 14,1974 „ CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN HA Si Jdhns swimmers finish 2nd in conference ST JOHNS -- The St Johns J? *e West Central Swimming - Strong swimming by the . ming team took 1st place a lot of hard work ahead of Us in swimming team placed second inference Saturday. l experienced Wayerly swjm- honors. getting prepared for the state St Johns has finished 2d for he swimming meet this Friday in1 past twayears and the coaches Bast Lansing." The Redwing', Wayne Morrison and Steve ' swimmers placed a record total Barber said they feel very of 9 swimmers in the state meet) satisfied with tt. this year. Morrison said the 8 years of Coach Barber said ' he is1 experience Waverly holds over already thinking about, next / the young Redwing tankers is year since there are no seniors too much, of an edge to over on the team this year, come now but feels each year St ' The Redwing swimmers Johns is getting closer, finished their dual meet season v Kirk Robbins took 1st in the this year with a iO-3 record, conference in diving making it 2 losing only to larger class A years in a row the Redwing schools. f n tankers have held down this Both coach Morrison and spot. Barbed will now be working St Johns' other two divers with a junior high and Mark Grost and Jim Cole also elementary swimming program finished in the top 6 in the which will get underway soon.. conference. Coach Morrison said "If we Morrison foresees strong plan to compete with the stif: diving out of these 2 freshman competition we schedule youi next season. , have fo start an age group' The tankers took 23 medals in program to help feed the varsity all while placing 2d. swim team." Barber and Morrison were The state qualifiers for the. very pleased with the desire and Redwing tankers are Larry hard work the Redwing i Feldpausch, John Mailand, Cliff; swimmers \showed in getting -Montry, Kirk Robbins, Harold prepared for this conference Welman, Tom Yillereall, Eric Righ Gregory of St Johns presses the attack against Saginaw's Tim Harder, but lost on a TKO in meet this past -week. The (frost, Jeff Livingston and Mike the 1st round, following what many were convinced was a low blow. The action took place at Redwing swimmers were hit LeVeck. the Golden Gloves State Finals In Lansing, Friday. hard with the flu 2 weeks before' " l> the conference meet but came- back in the, last week. Morrison said "We went R.E.BENSON double practices, mornings and nights, and practices Saturday PLUMING while trying to make the come St Johns Redwing swimmers who have qualified and will be competing in the state swimming meet back." & are (front, from left) Vllereall, John Mailand, Harold Wellman, Mike LeVeck, (rear, from left) Kirk Barber said, "This shows the Bobbins, EricGrost, Larry Feldpausch and Cliff Montry. Not shown is Jeff Livingston. caliber" of swimmers we have HEATING out this year to make a fine comeback like this in the *•106 N. Clinton Clinton conference meet.!' TOM'S WESTERN STORE St. Johns.- OVID. MICHIGAN 48866* V* Strong swimming by Larry N Feldpausch in the 100 HURST AMI PONY KllMPMFM " Area Phona 224-7033 Siji'-M'F. T>h\K I y, WFSTE HM .t.lOIHIN(, backstroke, Tom Villereall in the top relay and Cliff Montry <•' V„n - 'I,,., '" '' (•'I • S*i I (If) ,„ <^ ,,j •CT(517I 834 5446 helped in the Redwings success. "Harold Welman again swam s very well in the 50 freestyle, the 3 MASTER ^ 100 freestyle and the 400 INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! freerelay. HOME FARM s BUSINESS AUTO p John Mailand did very well in PLUMBERS FARM * BUSINESS his specialties the 200 freestyle, * I' 500 freestyle and the bottom American-Standard 0 relay. Plumbing, Hot Water Jeff Livingston swam a very Heating ' J mtmber at fine time in the 500 freestyle i^merica Group R which placed him among the top Lennox Warm Air swimmers, Eric Grost and Pau! Heating and Air Butler did very well also in their Conditioning T specialties, the 100 breast- LANTERMAN INSURANCE stroke Paul Butler also placed among the top 6 in the 200 in Bill Brown of St Johns has his man jn trouble during his Friday night bout against Flint's Bill CUSTOM SHEET 200 W. State, St. Johns, PHONE 224-7614 BRUCE LANTERMAN Hollis. Hollis recovered to take the decision. In action Saturday night, St Johns 3rd entry in n dividual medley. METAL SHOP Morrison said, "we still have State Golden Gloves Finals, Fred SanMiguel tost on a decision. CAINS USED CAftS 47 Years Same Addresss 815 S U.S. 27 O-E wrestlers place high in tournament ST. jpi^NSr«MICH^ ^ X^ w*xi Saturday, MarchrfOrtrv ^ ^eventual; 119 pound champion,'" V^lbJlMACATION TIME ^t^iuOvidaElsie finished?ift h out of * . Ata33 lbs O-E's Soph Leonard pounds^and he has also won the Sty pantfrtoUrtt Isiue at this' 32 tedms competing m the State' O-E's Steve Latz afc98-lbs lost .- ' «V ~ ^ ,$}ne}jj£jyear aeeniB to center; Phone224-2010 his opening match to Jim Mitcjjejl, won his first bout over heavyweight division in the Class B Wrestling Tournment 0-E"*s Dan Pumford at 126lbs John Martenis of Durand but Mid-Michigan B league for the arouno tije family budget. held at Fenton Saturday Mar Glazier of Flint Ainsworth.10 to won on a" fall at 3:49 in his 1. lost his next two bouts. last two years. 1974 PONTIAC Catalina Safari station wagon, air and more, 3rd. opening rnatch but then lost on a At 155 lbs O-E's captain Paul list $5392, sale only $3&95. O-E had six wrestlers enter A. fall to Flint Atherton Steve Tomasek won his first match COMPLETE BODY WORK »1974 CHEVROLET Impala Sport 4 door hardtop, air and from the district meet and two, ' Fred Enos won his opening Robinette. In his consolation then lost to the eventual .< AND GLASS REPLACEMENT more, list $5541, sale only S39&5. Rob' Nethaway and Paul match 21 to 2 over Doug match he was beaten by champion John Eisley of Fenton 1973 PONTIAC Luxury LeMans 4 door, 3000 miles and Tomasek survived to make the Malinowshi of Flint Hamady> Hemloocks Jim Warner. The but came back to win his two loaded, list $5339, sale only $3695. State Finals held at Enos lost his second match to eventual champion was Don consolation bouts to pick up a BOB'S \l TO BODY, INC. 1973 BUICK Electra Limited 2 door hardtop, far too many Western Michigan University Cliff Allen of Mt Pleasant the Lewis of St Johns. -third placefinish and Advanced 800 N. Lansing options to list! * to the State Finals. Phone 224-2921 1973 BUICK Riviera Custom 2 door hardtop, sunroof, and Rob Nethaway at many more options. Jay Anthes Heavey weight won the' 1973 BUICK LeSabre Custom 4 door hardtop, climate control' championship by pinning Flint air, 9000 miles, . attends CYC Bently's Larry Shiegowski at 1973 PONTIAC Bonneville 4 door hardtop, air, stereo, and 4.52, then, beating Fentons Paul Roe 6 to 1 and pinning Mt more, 12000 miles. ' ^' Pleasants Dan Husted at the' 1973 PONTIAC Catalina 4 door hardtop, air, Driver conference jn 3.02 mark. Education Car. /* Tomasek and Nethaway are 1973 CHEVROLET Vega 2 door hatchback, 3 speed, snow ' both seniors. Both wrestlers tires. Washington' were injured and missed alot of 1973 CHEVROLET Vega 2 door sport coupe, automatic, the season. Tomasek broke his white walls, two to choose from. hand but has a season record of ( Jay Anthes will attend a 2 wins and 5 losses. He also won 1973 FORD Pinto 2 door sport coupe, automatic, white walls, United Nations-Washington the 167 pound championship for 11000 miles. Seminar during the week of the second year in a row in the*' 1973 OPEL Manta 2 door sport coupe, automatic, radio, March "7-16, 1974. The ten-day Mid-Michigan B league. vinyl top. \ seminar is being conducted by 1972 BUICIC Estate station wagon, air, full power, elec door Nethaway who missed over the West Michigan Conference half of the season with a back locks and more. of the United Methodist Church, injury has won 15 straight 1972 PONTIAC Safari station wagon, air, 3 seats, rear front through the Conference Youth matches this year and 13 of Council facing seat, economical 350 V-8. these wins have been by pins. 1972 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 4 door hardtop, air, power ' * , Nethaway weighs in at 265 seats. He will be one of a group of 1972 PONTIAC Catalina 4 door hardtop, low mileage, ' Ihrity-nine juniors and seniors showroom clean. from some thirty-five local ' 1972 CHEVROLET Chevejle 2 door hardtop, ra'lly wheels United Methodist Churches Robb Nethaway (left) and Paul Tomasek, Ovid-Elsie wrestlers with new tires. Heavy Chevy! , throughout the western half of 1971 CHEVROLET Vega station wagon, 4 speed, very ihe state of Michigan. The are both champions in the Mid-Michigan BLeague in Wrestling. REGISTRATION NOTICE purpose of the seminar is to V. economical. v * ^i Although, both were injured, they came back to top their league • 1971 PONTIAC tirand Prixan 18000 mile beauty, am fm, air, study the United Nations and v i rally wheels, cruise. . the~ Congress of the United in their divisions. 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United Methodist Youth 1966 BUICK Wildcat 4 door very dependable for so very little Fellowship at St Johns United Methodist Church-, where he Bath Township, County of Clinton, 1965 FORD T-Bird ALMOST A CLASSIC YOU MUST holds the office of President. NEW IN TOWN? SEE THIS! "With tlje 39 youth, there will be four adult advisors, The^ State of Michigan ' TRUCKS group wilt be travelling by LET US PUT •* chartered Bus and will spend- 1971 .CMC* 3/4'Ton V-8, automatic, power steering & brakes. four days irt Washington and OUT THE MAT Notice is hereby given^hatin conformity.wlty the "Michigan Election Law" I* the undersigned four days in New York. 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'power steering and brakes, i MOTOR HOME SHOW MARCH 17-24 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATI WILL BE) AT MY OFFICE Monday, March 25th, 1974 LAST Dear Friends, 4JAY, the thirtieth day preceding said Election from 8 o'clock A.M, until 8 o'clock P.M. on said day MOTOR HOME RENTALS for the purpose of reviewing the tegistf ation and registering such of the qualified electors in said Yes, we have small cars, .as for the big ones you * ^Township as shall properly apply therejor. \ will probably never again have a better op portunity td buy a luxury car at the prices right DREPS MOTOR HOME The name of no person but an ACTUA'LRESrDENT of the precinct at the tiirie^of. registration, and now. * > * entitled under the Constitu\tort( if remaining such resident, to vol? at the nejkt election, shall be entered in the registration book. * x% J? * ' Sincerely Yours, SALES & SERVICE Douglas Wooley Ph-224-6116 * i JuneF. Burnett, Clerk Used Car Manager DEWITT.MICH. S M> 11375 NO. U.S. 27 w m vim,*. i H-L.: ^ 12A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS(>ST.JOHNS, MICHIGAN iviarcn it< iy/t which Is fast expanding to meet .features iin ththe building in performing arts program of the i f he demands of- a, growing cluding a revolving stage, A College, John Wesley College announces student bpdy. large backstage area will The visual-audio laboratory- The building would provide a contain two dressing rooms and equipped with tape recording Obituaries place f6r: convocations, arkfsitc a make-up room. instruments, consoles, and L j plans for performing arts center performances such as plays' and Six classroom's, which will televisions-will contribute concerts, lectures for small and greatly to the educational 5 grandchildren; 15 great seatfrom 40 to 350 students, will i ' Eva Pearce grandchildren^ 'and 6.great- John Wesley College' is 1 our concern tor the total donation could pome in the form large audiences, community program of the College, migo uuurentes, uuuuuuimy , ube lucnielocateda on thjne perimetepenmeier o0f1 great-grandchildren, • proceeding with plans -for a education of the youth of our - of cash, stocks, or securities, 1 Built on top of the lobby will / OVID^-Eva I, Pearce, age 94, A second means of financing acjivitiqs, films, laboratbry ' the auditorium with the seats of R 2, Ovid, died Saturday, 'multi-purpose building which Nation will respond with-a work in communication arts,"*' resting on revolving platforms be a projector room. will be used primarily as a sizable dona,tJont" part 'of the project woultf be and exhibits and displays. March 9 at Durand- Con llph Burns that can he part of either the The milt-purpose building will valescent Center. She was born center for the performing arts. M through a foundation. Dr The proposed facility, is to be constructed on the west side ST JOHNS - Mrs Hah G, At the same time'that ar A donor may choose to Evertitt G. Beckman, Mo, classrooms or the auditorium. in Fairfield Twp on August 9, memorialize tbe building; cover about 20,000 square feet. This revolving capacity is of the faculty office buildings in 1879, the, daughter of William Burns, age 76, of 1555 W, Price chitectural sketches and recently joined John Wesley It will blend into the campus the educational area of the Rd, died in a Lansing Hospital naming it after a person of College as head of "Foundations compatible with the latest in and Mary Corp. She was blueprints are bing finalized, significance to them," he with an Old English motif on the educational experiences used campus. married lo Clarence R. Pfjaree March 5. She was a former the College is pursuing several and Trusts in the Development exterior, designed as J a Lansing resident, moving to St continued. \ ' Office, is actively exploring collection .of varied and in now in some other institutions in in Qwosso on Jan 13, 1897. means of financing the million the nation. * Johns in I960. She had been dollar structure. . A gift could be given as a" , several foundations which teresting small units. J Funeral services were held employed at .Lansing Stamping might have an interest in Other aspects of the interior flEOO(l Tuesday, March 12 at the Co for many years. "Our. biggest hope," com challenge grant with a donor Inside will be an auditorium for which donors will„be sought 1 mented Dr Kenneth S. Arm- giving a large sum of money supporting the project. with seating, capacity of 850 neighbor. Houghton Chapel, of the Osgood include a pipe organ and an Funeral Homes * with Re"v Surviving are 2 daughters, r« Strong, president of the College, and challenging friends of the The need for the structure is persons, " • .TluAmwkanltllCrMi JSJ& - electric organ-again two pieces + Claude Ridley officiating . In Mrs Dorothy Courser of St College' to > match it. The "is that sojheone who shares great on the Owosso campus There will be several striking of equipment of important to the Johns and Mrs Robert terment was in- Maple' Grove (Mildred) Vendeyille of Lan Mausoleum, sing; I son, Welby CampbelLof Survivors include 2 Unsing; 6 grandchildren; 1 daughters, Mrs Pauline. Miller brother, Dale Gordon of Lan of. rural Ovidi and Mrs Wilma sing; 5 sisters, Mrs Ida Brown, Backus of Birmingham; 5 Mrs*El!en Haley and Mrs Mary grandchildren; and 5 great Logan, all of Lansing, Mrs grandchildren; 2 sons, Len and Florence Oakley of Dansville • i i Clare, preceded her in death. and Mrs Gladys Burnham of Kalamazoo. H*** Robert Breedlove Religious services will be' FT LAUDERDAL&, FLA ~ conducted at 10 am Thursday at Robert Breedlove, 92, former ilie Estes-Leadley Colonial resident of Lebanon Twp. died Chapel, with Rev Brian K. recently at his daughter's Ft Sheen of Ihe Pilgrim United Lauderdale home. Methodist Church of St Johns He was married to Myrtle officiating, with interment in Hiner Breedlove, who preceded Deepdale Memorial Park, him ,in death in 1965. i He was born May 13, 1882 in Leftie Sloat West Virginia. ' Burial was near the previous OVID - Lettie B. SIpat, age famdy home at Yawkey, West 81, of Kinley Rd, died Thursday, Va. March 7 at the Ovid Con-/ 1% '*i*r» valescent Manor. Funeral Fred Hathaway services were held Saturday, March 9 at 1 pm at the Houghton LAKEVIBW -- Fred L. Chapel of (he Osgood Funeral Hathaway, 95, of R2, Lakeview, Homes with Rev Claude Ridley *M died March 5 in Lakeview. officiating. Interment was fin I \ Funeral services were held Maple Grove Cemetery. Friday March 8 at 1:30 pm at She was born in Victor Twp of Stebbins Funeral Home in Clinton County on April 1,1892, Edmore with Rev Leslie Smith the daughter of Samuel and officiating.lntermentwasinMt 'Freelove Miller. She married Rest Cemetery in St Johns. Alton Sloat in St Johns on Feb He; Was born in Palisade, Nev 2,4, 1912. , on Sept 14,1878. He was married Surviving are 1 daughter, Mrs u to Mary, M. Reynolds and Shirley Watson of ruraVOvid; 4 resided most of his life in St sons, Forest and Victor of Ovid, Johns. He was a carpenter. Cayle of Elsie, and Richard of • Suvivors include his wife, Garland; 14 grandchildren; and WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN Mary; 1 son, Don of Big Rapids; 15 great-grandchildren., St Johns , LOOKING FOR.... Morning' Musicale etects officers for 1974 St Johns Morning Musicale presented some notes on 2 19th , met at the home of Mrs Basil century composers, Johanness Deibert Feb 28. „ , Brahms and Richard Strauss. A Officers for the coming year trio of\Wrs Donald DeWitt, Mrs •were elected: president, Mrs Lawrence Fish, and Mrs Paul Howard $Voodbu|y; vice- Maftls sang the "Cradle Song"* president, Mrs John Caudy; Mrs Roland Qugt|&x Sa.n,g recording secretary, Mrs Paul "Sapphic Ode'' by Brahms, Martis; treasurer, Mrs Richard The next meeting of Morninn Jacoby; and corresponding Musicale will be at the home of secretary, Mrs Basil Deibert. Mrs Donald DeWitt on March "Mrs Winchell Brown 21.' ^ Garland News Mr and Mrs Richard Mead sings and plays the drums and a / . and son, Brian of St Johns,. Were small daughter who sings. treated to Sunday dinner at The Shiawassee County Farm Grades Restaurant in New Bureau Women reported that 82 Lothrop, Sunday by Mrs Mead's pints of blood were collected in parents Mr and Mrs Leo February.- Deming of Carland. The oc The "Pennies for Friendship" casions'were to celebrate the deadline is set for June 1st. 6th wedding anniversary of Mr It is time for applications to and Mrs Mead. s be sent in to the county office for In the evening they all delegates to the Young People's gathered at the Deming home in Citizenship Seminar. Thiols for Carland with Mrs Mead's students who will be high school grandparents Mr and Mrs juniors or seniors next year, Lewis Walling of Elsie joining They need not be Farm Bureau a thern for an evening meal.' Members. ' The LePard family, a The Seminar will be held at musical and sing family, from Albion Collge June 24-28. Ex-„ Haslett .have been holding penses for the delegates will be Evangelistic meeting for the paid for by the Farm, Bureau. / Carland and Burton United Topics to be considered are. Methodist churches three nights The American Way of Life, this week. People have turned' J t People and Government Around out for these special lenten the World, and Our American services in large numbers. The Political System etc. Any one in We invite you to stop by any one of our four group consists of the mother our area that is interested Wy and father, two teenage phone Mrs Ken Haqghton of i > daughters, a young son, who Corunna before April 10. convenient locations and talk over the details. ,•. Remember-We're The Friendly M A It's all Folks You Can'"bank'''tin I over CENTRAL NATIONAL now When-you've lost a husband, a wife, or someone very TF close, it's natural to feel this Way/ This* is why SERVING THE CLINTON AREA attending visitations at the ^funeral home is so FROM 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS important.. It shows that it (sn't ail over and that FDK there are still people who care. - St. Johns MAIM OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE * »N 201 E.Walker 0S600D FUNERAL HOMES Pewamo St. Johns ' ** OSGOODCUGOERGE^W BRANCH OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE ' ST, JOHNS - fOWLEB —^—L-..,_ ,J1U_,_,. ""i^iwjrsrvi r ir •-<_ Southgate Plaza ' / ABBOTTO^HOUGHTOno^ So. U.S. 27 OVID ' »> it n "The Place Where The Buying and Selling Section B March 14,1974 Of Things Happen" 1069 Skylark clean, comfy. WANTED — Bass player and WE, OURSELVES, will buy * CLASSIFIED AD PAGES Help Wanted lead guitarist for new band. For Rent Make offer call 224-4712. Hobby Supplies 17 M> your land contract. Forprompt, 46-l-p-ll Phone 875-3510 or 875-3143. courteous action, call Ford S. CASH RATE 5* per word 44-3-p-l LaNoble, LaN.oble Realty, 1516 WANTED — Experienced retail FOR RENT — large sleeping 1971 Chevrolet Impala, ex "COLUMBIA - JVIINERVA E. Michigan, Lansing, Phone YARNS". Books and supplies person for parts and Iawn*and SOMEONE TO STAY with Ray Minimum 50* per insertion room. Men only 224-3939.45-3-p-6 cellent condition, fully equip (517M82-1637. Evenings (517)- ped. Phone 669-5014. 46-l-p-ll for crewel, decoupage, can- garden supply sales. Must have __ Van Velson in his home 24"hours 337-1276. 37-if4 Save a 25rf service fee by paying for your charged basic retail experience. Apply"" FOR RENT ,- 2 bedroom dlemakingr beads, ,macrame, a day for two months. Call 651- ad withm 10 days of insertion. needlepoint, all of this and more at Morton Ford Tractor, Inc., 5584. 44-3-p-l apartment. Refrigerator, stove, FOR SALE — Chevrolet 1957 5122 N. Grand River, Lansing. 'ST JOHNS —Big and Beautiful! garbage disposal, draperies, pick-up, 1954 Belaire. Both are at the Hobby Lobby, *221 N. 485-4355. . 46-3-p-l Older home with 8 big sunny BOX NUMBERS in carex laundry facilities, heat fun- straight 6 cycle. $50.00 or'best Clinton Ave., St Johns, Mich. Business rooms, garage, built-ins, new 00 nished. 224-7910. '16-3-p-G offer for each. Call after 4 p.m. Phone 224-6226. 46-U-17 1 fyrriace, full basement. Covered of this office add*! 669-5868. ' ' 46-3-p-U WANTED — Experienced by^ Buyers Protection Plan. mechanic for general repair on Opportunity ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE FOR RENT — Large sleeping $24,900. Call George Wilber, ACCEPTED UNTIL MONDAY room. 224-3061. 46-l-p-6 FOR SALE — G.T.O. Pontiac Ford farm and industrial LaNoble Realty-Realtors, 1516 Farm Machinery 18 iractors and equipment. Apply1 WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN • AT 5 P.M. 1969 400 Automatic Trans E. Michigan, 482-1637, evenings mission. 593-2691. , 45-3-11 at Morton Ford Tractor,, Inc., §15.00 for 2 hours work in your 482-0049. 46-1-P-4 5122 N. Grand River, Lansing. home. For information write Trailers & i FOR SALE - AC 190 plow. 4 bottom. Bottoms new. ,1952 AC 485-4355. 46-3-p-l Fisher's Enterprises 2222 REAL ESTATE — If you are 3 NEW HOMES in Westphalia, Campers FOR SALE - 1968 Dodge Valentine, Grand Rapids, Mi. FOR SALE — By owner 2 buying or selling real estate ranch, 2-story, aria'Cape Cod all Polara V-8, Call 224-7358. Iractor with cultivator. Chapin •bedroom cottage Sa'ddlebagg ' properties, farm or home, large with garages. Low interest rate 661-2434. • 46-3-p-18 »> WAITRESS WANTED - good 49505. ' 46-3-p-2 44-3-p-ll Lake. No speedboats. Terms to or small, call State Wide Real mortgage can be assumed by BUY FROM manufacturer wages. Must be over 18 years of' qualified buyer or cash. 834- HAFNER'S ELECTRIC in age. App,ly at H & H Lounge. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Estate, phone 625-3144, or Frank potential buyer. Fedewa stock or custom pickup cam 5942. 46-3-p-4 Mizga in Ovid, phone 834-5187. Builders, Inc. 587-3811. 27-tf-*4 pers. Covers, aluminum caps. Fowler have in stock CASE Downtown St Johns. 46-1-p-l Available in the DeWHt area, Motorcycles 12 compact tractors and at for sale or lease, might consider 42-6-p4 Dol-Jac Enterprises - Ovid., DO YOU HAVE a house in the tachments. We also have parts WANTED — Sharp, aggressive land contract. Duane J. An NEED a new building? Pole or 40-6-p-9 and SERVICE. Phone 593-2188. dersen Real Estate, Inc. 669- country you would like to sell? steel," farm, commercial, or young man to sell-Ford cars and We jiave buyers for houses in FOR SALE -, Restaurant - J*OR SALE —1970,200 Yamaha / 41-tf-18 trucks. Will train. See Dick 5126. > 46-1-P-2 excellent opportunity. Includes industrial. Any size. Planning - 'motorcycle. Mark Klein. Phone this area so why not let us sell Financing - Building - Ser H'allead in Elsie, phone 862-4253. your property. Duane J. An dinette, banquet rooms, arid Mobile Homes 10 587-6717. _ 45-3-p-12 46-3-p-l WE ARE LOOKING for a catering service with two in vicing, let us help you. Fedewa This Space representative who would like dersen Real Estate, Inc. 669- Builders, Inc. 5V4 miles south of 5126. 46-l-p-4 come apartments. State-wide SEARS ROEBUCK Southgate to move Vapidly into Realty, Perry. 625-3144 or Fowler or 9 miles north of 1-96 at give FOR RENT Shopping Center - Full time11 management and earn far Frank Mizga, Ovid, 834-5187. • 621B Wright Road. Phone 14 X 65, 1973 AMERICAN above average earnings. Profit WE WILL build your new home. collect 517-587-3811. Ask for PATRIATE. 2 bed., front den, [ThaUnKstfVtog Phone ^224-2361 employment - Sears - Full time* Our lot or yours. Our plan or t , ' 46-3-p-4 commission salesman - all sharing, retirement program JimorBob. 37-4 carpeted throughout, washer, and other benefits. Send a brief yours. Call Duane J. Andersen dryer, dishwasher, disposal, company benefits. Apply at 669-5126. 46-1-P-4 AL GALLOWAY Southgate Sears Store. 46-3-p-l resume to Fisher's Enterprises, 1530 S. LANSING, Bungalo deluxe refrigerator, and stove. BUILDING LOTS available in Phone Alma, 463-2263. 46-3-p-10 2222 Valentine, Grand Rapids, 25x42 hardwood floors, pine and Ovid area. Will build using your Mi. 49505. 46-3-p-2 WANTED BUILDING SITES - birch walls, 3 bed Or dining USED FARM EQUIPMENT MANAGER TRAINEE - We or small acreage. Cash1 offer, plans or ours."Fedewa Builders, have-an opening for an abitious room and 2 bed,; basement, oil Inc. , . 6WM FOR RENT —' Mobile home- Duane J. Andersen Real Estate, furnace, land size 96x330. Price trailer space In St Johns. 60St N. high schdol graduate! You Inc. 669-5126. 46-l-p-4 s TRACTOR^ - COMBINES - CORNHEApS would- assist our -district at this land size $17,700, $3,000' Morton..224-7913.* 394frl0 Jobs Wanted down. $135.00 a month 8 percent. Resort Properly TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS - PICKERS manager in all phases of WE HAVE buyers for farms busines.Sj. 4 automatic pay in Or with land size 165x1320 price For Sale (large or small). If you want to $20,200, $4,000 down, $125.00 a TRACTOR PARTS -REBUILT HEADS creases in first 6 months * all WANTED — Would like to do sell your farm call Duane J. Automotive fringe benefits. Call 484-0625 in month 8 percent, possession FOR SALE — & acre lot in West house cleaning & offices. 743- Andersen Real Estate, Inc. 669- soon. Davidson Realty hie, Ph GOOD SELECTION AT ALL TIMES Lansing between 11 a.m. and 2 4854. 46-3-p-3 5126. 46-l-p-4 Lake "Geneva Shores sub p.m. - 45-3-p-l (313) 635-4415 or Charles Bird division, DeWitt, Call after 6:00 725-7329. 44-3-p-4 Phone (517) 224-4713 or 224-4300 NEW HOUSE - (now under p,m. or anytime on weekends. FOR SALE — i967 Opel PRESSMAN — Moonlighter to construction) in the "DeWitt 224-3437. 46-tf-dh-5 Kadette, Good rubber. First First Farm North of St. Johns on US-27 work part time as Davidson 700 area; St Johns schools. Buy now WANTED FARMS any size i?ith $350. takes it. May be seen at 305 Real Estate W. Front St. in Ovid or call 834- press operator. 2 years ex and select your own colors of or without buildings. We have ST. JOHNS, MICH. perience, Itek plate maker paint, carpet, ceramic, coun- cash and contract buyer. Tax 5388. 44-3-p-ll experience helpful. Call 517-224- FO$ SALE — Dairy Farm. 120 tertops, and etc. This lovely 3- and financial assistance is in the classifieds > 6781 for appointment. 45-tf-dh-l acres, 587-4441. ' 46-2-p-4 bedroom home is sitting on an cluded in our program. Why acre of ground, therefore'you settle for less? FORTY years of Tender will have plenty of room for a FARM and BUSINESS ex T-B0NE Juicy APR I CULTURAL-INDUSTRIAL-LAWN & GARDEN nice garden to help with the food perience - Our Slogan: "An EQUIPMENT investment in earth is the best Leasing- Rentals-Service-Parts bill next year. For more in SIRLOIN formation call Duane J. An on earth" References furnished STEAK BUNDLES - "Home Of The Friendly People" . upon request. THANKS - to our dersen Real Estate, Inc. 669- CUT-WR£PPED-FROZEN MORTON FORD TRACTOR, INC 5126. " 46-1-D-4 clients for over $5,000,000.00 in STEAK $ 29 sales in the Tri-County AREA. $J39 5122 Hoillt Grind River Untini, Mich. 1 lb. $ $ To realize the TOP DOLLAR for 517 485 4355 . _\ 10 ACRES building site, would your property, CALL, the 30-M0- 50 you believe 1190 feet of frontage GOLDEN RULE AGENCY- with Pine trees for background? "Tell us whatyou want, GELS AGENCY, VINCE GELS- BEEF LOIN SALE The'Price is Right" GO FOR MORE BEGINNING IN 74 . This is located in an area of new BROKER, (No salesman) homes, and as you know they're I WHOLES TRIMMED » i CALL IV5-5794 - 1974 will be a CUT-WRAPPED Go after it with the World's Largest Real Estate not making anymore of that good year, ^ " 40-p-4 FRESH-TASTY "Stuff." Call Fred Denovich, 50 Lb. FROZEN Organization. Profit from the. 74 years of ex Average rppr perience that backs offices in 41 states All Across 224-2597 or Long Realty 694-3994. 1 46-3-p-4 America-with signs, National Advertising, Confi THINKING about a new home? FREE LOTTERY TICKET PRO BURGER 'Let us help you. Visit or call us. dential Lists of Buyers and management assistance s 00 75% Beef 25% VVeg . Protein ST JOHNS AREA OF FINE Planning - Financing - Building With 25 Purchase Excluding in all phases of your operation among'the many HOMES, immaculate 3- - Servicing, we can heIp-.you Beer, Wine & Cigarettes • it benefits. Proven money-making system. Reaches far bedroom ranch-with step-saving regardless of your present beyond the local market. If you have a Real Estate kitchen and dining area. An situation. Twenty* years ex 69 Broker License or are qualified to take the Broker abundance of closets and perience' in building homes. exam, for information without obligation write: storage space. Finished"rec. Fedewa Builders, Inc. 6218 room for entertaining or just Wright Road, 5>/4 miles'south of family fun. Call Fred Denovich, Fowler or 9 miles north of 1-96. STROUT REALTY 224-2597 or Long Realty*694v;3994. Phone collect 517-587-3811, ask Route I), Box 132 ' , i 46-3-D-4 for Dick or Bdb. 37-4 Large South Haven, MI 49090 SOLID PORTERHOUSE '", MIX [iW "\ HEAD STEAK Clinton County Soil Conservation District or CE $J49 SAYS ORDER TREES NOW r*m te lb Tasty ONION i * N 40 Per Per Per Amount MATCH/1 "B * 129 Variety Size 100 500 1000 Trees Money ,RICH-N-READY Solid STEAK WHITMAN Head Red Pine •$£- 5" $4.50 »•*• $18.00 $30.00 INDUSTRIES CORN jKETCHUP 03 $}29 Well drained sandy soils' ORANGE /CABBAGE INC. ' or Cut Green lb. Austrian pine 6-12" 4.50 18,00 30.00 ITHACA, MICHIGAN DRINK 79' 21b. $ Farmer Peet Well to somewhat poorly drained soils >• BEANS LINK White Pine 5-10" 4.50 30.00 25 18.00 OPEN HOUSE Well to somewhat poorly drained soils r i Old Farm 15 oz. Come see our new Bi-Level' STRAWBERRY Mich. U.S. flo. 1 White Spruce 6-14" , 5.00 21,00 34.00 SAUSAGE Well to somewhat poorly drained tolls Hearthside Home .from 2:00 oo 'I » to 5:00 on Sunday, March i APPLES $J19 Norway Spruce 6-14" 5.00 23.00 38.00 17th. The house js located JELLY 993!K lbs, 6/n lb. Well to somewhat poorly drained soils at 315 Webster Street 1 T^> Soft ' f ^tik 3 lb. Bag / Schafer Farmer Peet 30.00 {Across from the South LADY KAY Scotch Pine'(French Blue) 6-12" 4.50 18.00 White RING * * Light sandy soils School) in Ithaca. MARGARINE ^g^ t 55.00 v The Hearthside Bi-Level (Or i ' MCINTOSH' White Cedar 2-4" 10.00 30.00 ICE ' BREAD i 2-80, Well to somewhat poorly dralnectsoils Raised Ranch) fits many JONATHAN B0L0NGA Mich. Grade 1 l families, needs. For the c0(\ TUBS, Carpathian Walnut Seedlings smaller family we can fin iDELlClOUS 14-26" 3.00 ea. « 24o . ,J)J Well to somewhat poorly drained toils ish off the upper level with Z -y IDA REDS 89 2 Bedrooms, Beth, Living Roqm>nd Kitchen-Dinette. TRUEWORTH ,For the larger family there tfAME. ADDRESS. .PHONE. FRESH - FROZEN ®W^ Frorri PIERCE is room In the loWer level Note: This order blank for trees should be returned to the district clerk at 100 S. Ottawa for 2 Bedrooms, VBath, ORANGE Street, St. Johns, Mlchfein 48879. We must reserve theright to make a careful record of Utility Room, end a Rec g /// TAKE ft0 BAKERYGOODS the sequence In which we rficeive,rep)tes, and fill all orders on a fair, first-come first serve- reation Room. ed basis. Minimum order is 100 and a one-half deposit,!* required.. 8764101 \Cmm OUTS JUICE:- 5/89 AT MAHARS *k ••? ( CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN March 14,1974 FARM MACHINERY BOOMS FOR SALE - Clover hay for MAKE OUR store your, BEAUTIFUL WEDDING in In AAemoriam h RED &'WHITE TOP SILOS: sale. 669-3362. 45-2-P-19 Miscellaneous 27 headquarters for first com* vitations and accessories,, Pewamo Now in our 46th year serving the nunion gifts. BIG SELECTIONS Speedy service, Finkbeiner's, InMemoriam by MRS. IRENE FOX more aggressive and cost FOR SALE - Baled wheat & NOW IN! Becker Furniture [ Fowler. Phofle 593-2606, 30-tf-20 In memory of Clare J, Smith, ph. 693-3359 conscious farmers. Silos for straw. 50 cents. 593-2657. Roy Fowler, Michigan. who left us March 15th, 1971. every purpose. Get all the facts Frechen, 45-3-p-19 WANTED KEYPUNCH 44-7-P-27 FOR SALE - Parts for "all Everyday in some small way before you buy, Find out what a OPERATORS. Many employers Altar Society meeting' was ONIONS, potatoes, peppermint electric shavers. Levey's Memories of youj:ome our held Monday evening Feb 25. really heavy plaster coat is, Is it have called for keypunch NEED ready mix concrete, Jewelry, Elsie, i-tf-29 way applied with a cement gun like oil. St Johns Onion Farm, 2^ operators in this area, Our poured walls, or 'cement work Plans are well underway for St miles north on US-27, Open Though absent you are very Joseph's spring festival June 9. we do? We Install the foun-. course could qualify you for done? We have a fleet of radio THERE IS now a Timex Repair near, dation, Our trucks are self Weekdays 4-6 p.m., Saturday 9- . these jobs. 6 week course, Call dispatched trucks plus a crew of Service in Michigan, Free Nimble fingers are busy sewing 12p.m. Phone 224-4345. 41-tf-W J Still missed, still loved, and and doing faitcy "work makings CONCRETE unloading with -hydraulic • collect (517) 393-8615 for in men if needed, Fedewa estimates will be sent- on all very dear. * *• booms. Silo-Matic and VanDale formation, Spartan Keypunch Builders, Inc., 621% Wright Road repairs, do not send money. We many beautiful embroidered equipment. Early order The family of Clare J. Smith pillow cases, hand made quilts Academy. 26-tf-27 •at Price Road, Phone 587-3811. also repair all other makes of 46-1-p-Sl ' WALLS discounts in effect. Booms Silo 38-tf-27 watches. Please send watches and afghans. Following the A new home fs a lifetime Co. Inc., Harbor Beach, Mi, Hogs & Sheep 20 EVERY Friday night 7 pm, 127 to'Timex Repair Service, P.O. .,.,, , - • meeting cookies and coffee 48441. Phone (517) 479-6554 or were served .followed, by en investment. Let us help Bridge St, Diamondale, Con DANCE AT the Roadhouse, 902 BOX 128,K^Mich.48445. Village of Fowler \mi secure this in contact Jim O'Connor,Surge St. signments welcome, old >and E, State, St, Johns, to live music tertainment many beautiful Johns, Mi. 48879, Phone: 224- FOR SALE — 1 York boar, 275 vestment with the best new Merchandise. , 44-tf-27 starting March 16. Also serving 40-tf-,29 prizes were won. 7414. , lO-tf-18 lbs, 587-6696. 46-3-p-20 i basement nail possible - your favorite drinks. 454-p-27 DANCE AT the Roadhouse, 902 Council meeting Mrs Estella Schafer attended \ a poured toncrete \\all. WE HAVE black powder again! a bridal shower honoring her FOR SALE - Registered E. State, St. Johns; to live music We aie equipped to do See us for all your shooting STARTING; next Monday, The meeting was called to granddaughter Ellen Spltzley, Hampshire Boar, Clell Bissell, starting March 16. Also serving order by Pres Pettit at 7:05 pm. the eomnlete job or an> needs. Smitty's Shooter Sup March 11, the Roadhouse, 902 E. your favorite drinks. 45-3-p-29 daughter of Mr and Mrs Matt pail or it/ Bring your Farm Produce 19 11401 Walker Rd, Pewamo.' 1 Roll call was taken, with six Spitzley of Lansing Sunday miles north of Pewamo, 1st plies. ' 44-3-p-27 ^State, will be serving breakfast prints over or call Tor an from 7 to 11 daily, except councilmen present. The March] 3. ,i|i|miiitmeiU .iS7-;[Kll. house west on Walker Rd. 593- minutes of the previous meeting 3427. ' 44-3-p-20 FOR SALE - Electro Luc Sunday. 45-3-p-27 Maude and Ralph Doane FOR SALE - Spoiled hay. Call were accepted a's read. Current READY-MIX CONCRETE Vacuum Cleaner. Deluxe Card of Thanks 30 received word of Jheir sister 669-3069. ' 46-l-p-10 bills in the amount of, $7,857,44 Mrs Florence Calkins. She^as For All Your Needs m FOR SALE - 9.York-Hamp cannister model in excellent Wanted ;, were presented for payment. A crossed young boars. 224-4609. condition with attachments. been admitted at 'the QUALITY-SERVICE FOR SALE — 6 bushels of June motion was made to pay the Christensen Nursing home in 44-3-P-20 Brand new cost $269.%, must Miscellaneous 28 KUHNS - The family of Gale current bills with the exception or medium red clover seed and sacrifice, will settle for $35,00. W. Kuhns wishes to express Greenville. . baled straw, 669-9276. 46-3-p-19 of a bill from Municipal Supply FEDEWA To see It call 855-2036. 44-3-p-27 sincere thanks to the Kalkaska Co. The Finance Committee Mr and Mrs Jack Parks and ANY NICE antiques. Attic Health Center, Fife Lake presented the budget for the sons of Ionia, Mr and Mrs Gary HAY & STRAW for-sale. Phone Cattle items, old post cards, etc. Rescue Squad, Kingsley Am 1974 Fiscal year. The budget McQuillian and daughter Kelly ^ 224-7262. , 46-l-p-19 FOR SALE - 12 x 12 kitchen ' Private collector can pay good McQuellian we're, Sunday BUILDERS, carpet 100 percent nylon. New bulance and Smith Funeral will be brought up for adoption prices, 224~-7390. 44-6-p-28 Home, Dr. Craske, the at the next regular meeting. A March 3 dinner guests of their FOR SALE — 300 bales wheat FOR SALE - Registered $72.00 call 9 am to 6 pm 224-6456. mother Mrs Dorothy Parks. I Ac. 44-3-p-27 emergency staff at the resolution was adopted to straw. Call after 5 o'clock. 224- Holstein bull, one year old. ' TIMBER WANTED - Logs and Traverse City Osteopathic Stanley Barton was a medical 6218 Wright Road, 3676 or 224-7095. 44-3-p-19 •change the Village employees Phone Laingsburg 651-5430. standing timber. Logs delivered' .Hospital, Osgood's Funeral retirement from Plan C to patient at a Lansing hospital. 574 Miles South of Fowler. FOR SALE — Custom plowing 44-3-p-21 for this spring. Ken Eldridge, ' to our. yard. DEVEREAUX Home for their service, Rev. Benefit C-l of the Michigan Mrs Estella Schafer was a M Sunday evening and overnight 224-2663. 45-3-p-27 SAWMILL, INC., 2872 N. Francis Johannides for his Municipal Employees' Hub bard st on Rd., Pewamo, comforting and beautiful Retirement System, A motion guest of Mr and Mrs Donald Schniitz of Westphalia. WE HAVE Pincor generators. Mich. Phone 593-2424 and/or message, Mrs Dorothy Sirrine was made and carried to accept for the music, the Veterans of, Mrs Hilda Schafer en Hafner's Electric, 616 S, Main ~593-255l t 40-tf-28 / and sign the two year contract the Foreign Wars, Post 4113, the with the Clinton County Sheriffs tertained eight of her grand v. Fowler, phone 593-2188. 34-tf-27 children at her home Sunday LOST — Small all red male cat WANTED - Rjde to and from St Johns Veterans honor Guard, Dept. for Police protection. The VFW Ladies 'Auxiliary of Post Village Council has decided not they Were dinner and supper in Eureka area. Child's pet. WELL DRILLING and service. St. Lawrence Hospital week guests. The afternoon was spent Please call 224-7908. Reward. days. Hours 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 4113 for serving a lovely meal, to participate in Mayor Ex Free estimates. Carl S. friends, neighbors, relatives for change Day this year. A motion playing cards. They were 46-3-P-23 Oberlltner, 4664 N. State Rd., p.m. Will pay. Call 224-2946 Michael Howorth, Billie after 6:00p.m. 46-3-p-28 their wonderful expressions of was made and carried to obtain Alma. Phone 463-4364. 42-1-27 sympathy,, flowers, cards, engineering specs of the Howorth and David Howorth; foods, and money brought in Preliminary Storm Sewer Study Beth Ann Howorth, and Gerry ITHACA Lynn Howorth all of Ionia. John Horses WANTEp — Private collector during our recent bereavement. dated 4-9-73. Due to the Village This beautifully decorated, 3 bedroom home is needs nice antiques to furnish, Election being held in the Schafer, Brenda Schafer and located on a large lot with 200>ft. frontage, in Notice Diane Schafer. ; home. Furniture, glassware, oil 46-l-p-30 Dallas Township Hall March Ithaca, Michigan. Completely carpeted,'custom HORSES BOARDED, Indoor paintings, art, glass, anything 11,1974, the Village Meeting will The St Joseph's parish drapes, 4 piece bath plus half bath off master arena $35.00 a month. Lessons nice. Can pay good prices. 224- -GLOVER -1 wish to thank Dr. be held at the Jaycee Hall at Pewamo will have a paper drive^ bedroom. 2 car attached garage. Professionally 7390. 44-6-P-27 DON'T COOK THIS SUNDAY 7:00 pm. The meeting was May 17-18-19. landscaped lawn. Utility building. and-box^stalls available. 224- Stephenson, the nurses, nurses 2933". 25-tf-24 — Come to St. Joseph's Annual aides, and all people at Clinton adjourned at 9:25 pm. fc Must See To Appreciate! FOR A 'job welf done feeling* Roast Beef and ham Dinner. Memorial Hospital for good clean carpets with Blue Lustre. March 17 from 11:30 to 3:30. Catherine Rademacher This Space care^given me while a patient Village Clerk ENGLISH REAL ESTATE SERVICE Rent electric shampooer $1. Buffet, Style - Smorgasbord there. Also the Congregtional Dean hardware, St Johns. Dessert table. The place is St Church, Pastor Al Carson, and Ithaca, Michigan FOR RENT Joseph School Gym. Bring the Phone 875-4272 - Evenings 875-4357 or 681-2031 46-1-27 friends for the calls, prayers,, whole family v 46-l-p-29 Kincaid District Phone 824-2361 cards, flowers, and gifts. God DAY, WEEK, MONTH or Truck load of fabric sale new Bless you all. LONG TERM LEASE spVing^knits at discount prices. NOTICE to all lot owners at Birdie Glover 46-l-p-30 Mrs Laura Parks and Steve of Patterns, thread etc. open Union Home Cemetery. All Holt were visitors of Mr and CAINS, Inc. artificial decorations must be Mrs Eldoris Hahn, Sunday. house March 21st at Janet Esch, THELEN - I would llke^ to 1 CLASSIFIED 541W. Centerline Rd. 10 to 4, removed by April 1st.-if you express my sincere thariks to Mr and Mrs Alexander Lang BUICK-PONT1AC 46-2-p-27 want to keep tjiem. Fr. Schmitt, Shen and held a social gathering at their OPEL-CMC^ Myrtle McCember, See'y Goehring, the Sister of St house Saturday evening. Those NORWOOD hay savers and' • 46-2-p-29 Joseph, the K of C for the Mass attending were Mrs Lester 210 W. Higham BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Garlock of Wacousta, Mrs silage bunks, all steel welded offering, Dr Shuhtarasupt, the 2-lf with rolled edges t6 last a staff, nurses and aides at Arlene Smith of Lansing, Mr 'TIS THE MARCHING OF THE and Mrs Waldo Richardson of Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms, 'lifetime. See at our yard, 5-3/4 GREEN at the St Patrick's Day, Clinton Memorial Hospital for miles south of Fowler. Ph. 587- the "wonderful care given me Lansing, Mr and Mrs Leoanrd dancerSaturday,March 16 from Nichols, of Haslett. FARM and INDUSTRIAL 3811, Fedewa, Builders, Inc. While a patient at the hospital. TRACIORS,a,rid ^rr PRUGS AS** { N 1.INSURANCE ^ '>» 22'-tt-2tf^ V < SundayV'M&Jand^Mrs Edgar* 'SPACE v ~^-u> gauT Tjie charge is $10.00 per J AKo^rBehjamlnVDj'H^ia;; Foinigfit •ofli'DIamondalej'BMr1 /EQUIPMEpX the staff, nurses, a'mT^aides at* New and Used, „ i I BARK'S UEXALL DRUGS? "" 'Autom'obile Cotfera'ge^Jrjl LET US RECOMMEND,/a' couple* which includes musicv andliMrs RichardiHellman *of> * ,iooi>£ 1 ? both modern and polka by Stan St.^Lawrerice Ho*3pitalr'for°the FOR open daily 7^10 a.m, to jj, % -Issuance • s Geh'ci painter or paper hanger foi?you.' Delia Drive were visitors of Mr' Casualty, ALLABY- Your Sherwin Williams Dealer, Saylor, drinks and buffet and art' care given me while a patient' p.m., Sundaj 8'.:ilM2::iO & 5 there. and Mrs Alexander Lang. LAWN and GARDEN, RENT "7 p.m. ' BRKWBAKER, INC. 108-1/2 Finkbeiner's, Fowler. Phone all around grand time. Get your tickets from any member of the The prayers visits, flowers, Mrs Barbara Danes of Eaton ( EQUIPMENT N\ Cljnton Avqi St. Johns, 593-2606. 36-tf-27 t County Highway gave birth to a - Phone 224-1(258. VFW ladies auxiliary or at the fruit, and candy. This was AUCTIONEER , ELECTRICIANS door, 44-3-p-29 really appreciated. baby boy Jamie Ray making HENGESBACH FORD _ JIM MCKENZIE AGENCY, POST BUILDING, commercial, Also a special thanks to Mrs Ethel Lang a great- TRACTOR SALES AL GALLOWAY. AUC 212 North 'Clinton Ave., St. agricultural/residental, any FOWLER RESIDENTS—Take Francis, Tom, Walt, Mark grandmother. TIONEER Used- Farm SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., Johns, 224-247!). Insurance Size any application for Duane, Jim and Verb for Mr and Mrs Donald Sullivan Residential • Commercial - you? ads to Finkbeiner's' Phone 647-6356 ' ^ Macliiner> & Parts. St. for every need! estimate. Call Granger Building Pharmacy for fast, convenient milking our cows and doing our and Danny went to Caro, Industrial, 22-1-4:177, 807-1/2 PORTLAND, MICH. Sit* .Johns. 2>\-'\HX System (517) 372-3016. 46-3-p-27 service! ' 50-dh-tt-29 chores while Ray and I are laid Saturday morhing to visit Mr E. State St. JEWELRY up, and all the neighbors who and Mrs Russell Sullivan and .FOR SALE—M.F, 12 H.P. lawn baby, they returned Sunday ATTENTION—Grocery bill too volunteered their help." AUTOMOTIVE tractor snow-blower, patstiller Norman M. Thelen 46-l-p-30 evening. They all went to the FARM LEVEY'S JEWELRY, high? WanMo save money? Buy Bavarian Inn at Frankenmuth Symbol -of Orange Blossom diamond and lawn mower. $820. Phone your groceries at J.T. Grocery 224-7382. Call after 4 p.m. for Sunday dinner. BILL TOW LEK FORD. Xeu DRAINAGE /ring's, Bulova & Accutron Auction every Sunday, 2 p.m. SEELEY — We wish to express Service' Watches. Elsie, 862-4300.' 46-1-P-27 Food stamps accepted. "127 our sincere thanks to Rev Mr and Mrs Harvey Hoerner & Used Cans & Pick-ups. N'( worked at the Riley Carnival,^ ' Bridge St, Diamondale. 44-tf-29 Lavern Barz for his visits and 200 W. State St. l\S-27, t)e\Vitt, fiM-2725. JAMES BURNIIAM, KIRBY CLEANER $42.50 1 Saturday evening. Phone St. Johns 224-4045. • prayers - during our father's PARTY SUPPLIES Vacuum cleaner. Kirby upright illness at Lansing General 'Clare Witt hosted a family PHONE 224-2301 CAIN - BUICK - PON- 1U, St. Johns. PROBLEM PREG'NANCY? • with cleaning tools. Comes with Hospital. We appreciated the get-together Sunday for Mark TIAC, New & Used Cars, 21(1 special attachments to Call 517-235-4282 FOR HELP. Heller who was home on W, Higliam, Complete Both D & B PARTY SHOPPE, 44-21-p-29 kindness shown by our neigh- • Package LiquorJ9 a.m. - 10 shampoo. Only $42.50 cash or bors and friends in the passing furlough. Those attending were & Sen ice. FARM SERVICES terms arranged, trades' ac Mr and Mrs Paul Heller and p.m. Mon. Thurs.Pri. & Sat, STARTING next Monday, away of our father. Also for the Shifflikim !) a.m. - 11 p.m. 224 N. cepted. Better hurry on this one, gifts of money and get well family of St Johns, Mr and Mrs For the Best Huj in New & March 11, the Roadhouse, 902 E. 1 Purina Fec'ds means $ S S in Clinton. Call St Johns collect 224-2668 9 qgrds, also sympathy cards. Carl .Witt and family, Mr and UMMI Che\ re-lets see a.m. to 9 p.m.Electro Grand. State', will be serving breakfast Mrs Charles Fisher and Kevin. Your Pocket. MATHEWS from 7 to 11' daily, except The kindness also of Mr Lee KOIXGEIl CHEVROLET. ELEVATOR CO. Grain - 46-1-P-27 Mr and Mrs Sidney Dyer'of Fouler, Phone .i'l.J-2Hlil. Sunday. * ^ 45-3-p-29 Rummell of the DeWitt Funeral Feeds - Seeds. Fouler, Home. A special thanks to the Lansing visited 'Mr and, Mrs ELSIE BRANCH f PLUMBING 7-1974 SELECT d STITCH Lakeside Chapel for the won Charles Fisher Wednesday. Phone 862-4227 KGAX FORD SALES, INC., $48.75 Small paint damage in CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND Sidney Dyer of Lansing HEAUOR x derful dinner for relatives and 2011 \V. Higham, phone 224- , FERTILIZERS DUNKEL PLUMBING AND shipment in walnut sew table. PROCESSING, by ap friends, for calls and prayers of visited John Kincaid, Monday. 22«">. Pinlo-Fonl-Ma* erick- HE VTIN'G. Licensed Master Sews stretch material. .No at pointment. We butcher on DON'T LET THIS GO BY - Rev. Richard Cole. Larry Farmenti of Lansing see it - by the park- 800 W. Torino-Mustang. ZEEB FERTILIZERS, Plumfier Ph. 224::i;i72, 807 E. tachments needed as all con .Wednesdays and Fridays. Beef- The family of L.J. Seeley visited Mr and Mrs Harold Slate St. sols are builUin to ..zig-zag, Pork. Halves and quarters, also Baldwin, 3 larfe E\er> thing tor the soil, St. Hoerner Monday. bedrooms, carpeted liv. Johnf. 22l-;!2.ll. Ashlev, 817- buttonholes, sew on buttons, retail cuts/All meats., MDA 46-l-p-30 lil'li HUE CENTER, B.F. Harvey Hoerner, Mr and Mrs rm., 12x24 family room : and makes fancy designs. Only inspected. Vaughn's Meat Donald Potts and Mike all Goodrich 1 lies, Ph. 2JK12IX, SPACE $48.75" cash or terms arranged, . Processing. West City Limits on with glass door to patio,' Ft out End Alignment. visited Mr and Mrs Harold . huge lot 123x148, risking' trades accepted. Call St Johns Bussel Rd. just off M-57, Carson Hoerner, Monday. ~ FINANCIAL collect, 224-2668,9 a.m. to 9 p.m. City. Phone 584-6640. Jake $39,500.00. No. 170 FOR 1 Mrs Heltemen of Wacousta 1 BOB'S AUTO BODY, Electro Grand. 46-l-p-27 \ Vaughn. 54f-ne-29 1601 HAMPSHIRE 4 CAPITOL SAVINGS & visited Mr and Mrs Harold , 'bedrooms, bi-level & "2 full' Complete Collision Scnice, * Hoerner, Tuesday. 2iM2l2l, 8(10 \. Lansing. LOAN ASSqC.. 222 N. PjENT 1 baths, beautiful rec, room' (lin'lon, 22I-2HM, Sjfety Tor with fireplace, even has a,' /< Savings since WW. wood box. Kitchen has a' DEBAR CHEN ROLET CO., RESTAURANT NEW TRACTORS bar and bar stools, refrig,' '.New & Used Cms. Elsie XII2- NEW EQUIPMENT stove, garage 22x24.' No.' IWK). Yon can't do better FLORISTS , DALEY'S FINE FOOD* (ON HAND-UNSOLD) 143 nmuhere. Dining & cocktails, Ph. 224- CHISEL PLOWS, 15 ft. CENTURY SPRAYERS M.f. 1135 w/ duals less cab w/multi-power NEW BI-LEVEL with .1072. S. US 27-1/2 mileS. M- 1 cathedral ceilings, 4 Sa\ it with Quality Flowers 21, , M.F. 1155 w/cab multi-power, 18.4 x 38 tires from WOODBURY'S NEW IDEA SPREADERS bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 MOORE OIL CO., K it's fireplaces, 2 car garage tires, see us,!»)!) E. State, Ph. FLOWER SHOP, :i2I N. IK Clinton, St. Johns, T1U\2U\, VACUUM SALES . DUNHAM LEHR LOADERS . would consider your home 22l-172(i. TRACTORS in trade, $43,500.00. Ho. 184' YEAR-A-R0UND TRACTOR CABS 09 E. STURGIS ST. almost FOODS KIRBY CENTER OF ST. 1600 square feet, fireplace' HETTLEH'S MOTOR JOHNS, Vacuum Sales and M.F. 65 Diesel (narrow front) w/13.6 x 38 tires SALES, 21 Hr, Wrecker .in family rm., 3 bedrooms, Service moved to new • FORD 861 Qas w/14.9 tires, 5 speed transmission Sen ice, Good Used Trucks. ANDY'S I«A. St- lohns. 4 pc, hath off master location nt 705 N. U.S.-27, USED EQUIPMENT M.F. 165 High Arch Diesel w/15.5x 38 tires bedroom, garage is 28' Home Naked Bread, pies, formerly known as the Aloha Cookies, Choice pleats, FORD 6000 Diesel (New Rubber last year) deep asking $38,550.00. No. Drive-in. 221-7222. ' JOHN DEERE 4020 Diesel . v J 162 SPACE Cair>-oul service. ' / A.C.WC .907 N. OAKLAND very .FOR WESTERN OLIVER no. 470 SPREADER nicely decorated, /< GIFTS OTHER EQUIPMENT basement practically all TOM'S WESTERN STORE, finished, with bar, 3* RENT JOHN DEERE Trailer PLOW 2 bottom 16" . 1 I mi. W, Ovid, WitfO Mon.- ALLIS-CHALMERS AC 4 x 16 semi-mount plow bedrooms, din. rm., has sliding glass door to patio,' THE TREASURE CHEST.' *SaL* Fri, til !>. Anytime by FORD 3 point hitch PLOW 4 bottom 14" OLIVER 716 semi-mount plow 22(1 N. Clinton, Hiillmurk Appt., Ktl-5410.. ' asking $27,500.00. No. 200 CLEANERS 4-row Lilliston cultivator Cards * Russel Stover Candy. "SEVERAL OTHER GOOD USED PLOWS" Hanson 150 Gallon 3 pointsprayer ( FOR APPOINTMENTS ANTES DRY CLEANERS, CASE 930 Diesel w/Plow M.p. 3 point; 10 ft. field cultivator AT OTHER TIMES pickup and (lelivciy, IJKI AV. FOR ALL YOUR J.D. 6 row cultivator PHONE} ; Walker, plume 22l-|.V2f), HARDWARE Annettt White 224-1296 JOHN DEERE 4020 Diesel w/roll guard. _ Hanson 200 gal. Trailer Sprayer Bruce Lanterman 224-4746 „ CLASSIFIED Deitlll Shinabery 224-3881 l DALMAN tlAIUHVAUK, I'll, & canopy top M BIIlHollcyt2a4-7580 CREDIT BUREAU itiMWi, l*('Wilt, \Vhirlpool or 8 62-5*391 NEEDS Roy t?. Brlgg* 224-1260 Appliances'* Zenith . TV. Hanny^Brlggi 224^074 Clinton ('(innty CREDIT Pluinhing and Heating. Saltier & Son, Inc BUREAU, I'liune -UVIW, DON SHARKEY CALL 124-2361 John Dwrt Sal* & SKVIM pfiorw ?*6-:;MQ MAF, '/IHrlrton , Member of Laming Credit Reports Cnllrclfonf. 11/2 MIIM tsMt of St. Lwiti Board of Realtors ' ftiww 681-2440 \ \. March 14,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JQHNS, MICHIGAN 3B *.* BILL SIGNINGS -HB 5287 (I.E.) providing a Governor William G, Milliken 3.8 percent annual increase in signed seven bills into law the salary of full-time probate 88th District Report recently including a measure to judges with a gross salary limit Pewamo amend the state Revenue Bond of $36,33p, of which the state Act to solve problems raised by pays $21,798. ? The 55 wedding anniversary airman, now'trained to inspect by Stanley Powell Ihe Michigan Supreme Court's -HB 5250 (I.E.) which gives a was observed Thursday evening and repair turbojet and gas Wayne County Stadium township board 30 days in which when a family!, gathering was at 'turbine engines is being decision. t * to publish an annual report on the home of Mr and Mrs James assigned tp'duty* with a unit or- State Representative The measure (HB 5418, I.E.) the results of'the township Cotter Sr. The anniversary date Ihe military airlift command. provides that if a local unit of audit. It has been required is Feb 27. Attending were Mr Airman Freund is a 1972 government backs a bond issue "immediately" in the past. and Mrs James Cotter arid Mr graduate of Pewamo- with its full faith and credit, any and Mrs John Cotter. ' Westphalia high school.' The legislative process is a by a vote of 77 to 19, It then went agreements' to. pool their of 5 days per month reduction, 1 --HB 5103 (I.E.)' which good deal'like the proverbial to the Senate and was referred liabilities and qualify .as'self- regardless of the length of the resultant tax levy is to be in eliminates the requirement for Funeral services for Vanessa Mr and Mrs Laurin Parks and iceberg. Only the tip is visible. to their Committee on Taxation insurers under Michigan's sentence. addition to all other taxes which two sureties for a register of D, DeverSf 15, were Saturday at * family of Maple Rapjds spent The great bulk is concealed which after several months , workmen's compensation act. The second bill would remove the unit is authorized to levy - deeds bdnd; it also provides 2 pm at Hull Memorial Chapel Saturday Feb 23 with t their below the surface line. reported out a substitute ver Iput may not exceed the revenue in Muir, Rev Moseph Noom of • mother Mrs Dorothy Parks. Provisions for implementation the automatic awarding 6f good needed. " ' that the bond, at least $3,000, be Most of .the more important sion of the bill which was of this act are to be determined time from the'present act by approved by the county board of Sparta Free Methodist Church Mrs Dorothy Parks yent with substantially different than by the Director of the Bureau of allowing the warden complete It also provides that when a Officiated. Interment in the them staying till/Monday Feb legislative accomplishments commissioners and be secured Muir Cemetery. Vanessa, 15, n are wrought, in prolonged and what We had sent over from the Workmen's Compensation. It is discretion in determining jocal unit advances funds from through a surety company 25. t ^ House. The substitute bill was expected that he will require the whether or not^, to aw,ar d good its general fund or levies a tax daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilford tedious sessions in committee authorized to do business in Devers Pewamo passed away Mrs Dorothy Parks went rooms ,or in the give and take passed by the Senate on Feb 7, agreements to be reached time to an inmate, as well as the to pay the bonds, it will be Michigan. I introduced this bill.. shopping in Lansing Feb 27 with 1974 by a vote of 28 to 4. Even its through professional or amount of time to be granted. reimbursed from net revenues 'early Wednesday morning at arguments between individual . -HB 5104 (I.E.) which deletes Ionia County Memorial Mr and Mrs David Parks of members of their offices or^ln tit|e was drastically re-drawn business associations. The Damman's bill would also produced by the public facility the requirement for three Ionia, went home with them to by the Senate. As the bill came director will also determine that was financed by the bond Hospital, following an extended some more informal setting. require written approval of the sureties for a bond given by a illness. She was a sophomore a.t stay over night and attend the The formal daily sessions of the back to the House, the title of whether or not the group, must sentencing judge or his suc issue. sheriff. It also provides that the 1st birthday dinner Feb 28 for the bill read: "A bill to provide obtain bonding or other security Pewajno-Westpahliia High Senate or House' only air or cessor for any parole in ad- Amajor provision of the bill is sheriff furnish a bond of at least School, a member of Future Chad Russell Parks. publicize agreements or for farmland development of a reasonable amount to in vanefem&he minimum term - that it makes it easier for. rights agreements and open sure the workmen's com $10,000, to be approved by the Home makers of America Club compromises which have been whether It occurs because of a citizens to call a referendum on county board of commissioners and a member of the Free worked 'out hours before in space development rights pensation claims. special parole or because of the bond issue - especially in BEfcKER FURNITURE easements; to prescribe the- and secured through a firm Methodist Church in Ionia. tedious procedures and devious Presently most small good time,allowances. -, large communities. • authorized to do'business in Survivors are her parents IN FOWLER, processes. duties of the State Land Use It allows 45 days/instead of 30 Agency; to prescribe the duties businessmen are forced to Representative Damman Michigan./This is'another bill Wilford and Addie Devers, four NEW STORE HOURS: Each year literally thousands purchase commercial in says; "Good timereduction s do days, in which 'to file referen which I introduced. sisters and two brothers and her OPEN DAILY 8:30 to 5:30 of local governing bodies; 'to 1 dum petitions. It also places a K of proposals are presented in .prescribe the powers and duties surance to-protect themselves not conform to the reasonable paternal grandmother Mrs the form of bills or"resolutions, against workmen's com expectations of the, victim, his ceiling of 15,000 on the number 7HB 5014 (I.E.) which repeals Myrtle Winters of Lyons. INCLUDING WED. P.M. of certain state departments; of signatures needed on the obsolete sections to the law Forn973, the total was 3,702. and to prescribe penalties." pensation claims, which family and perhaps even the FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 8:30 Only about 200 of them actually because of its high risk has defendant. petitions. Below that, which refers to justices of the Mrs Julia F,ox of Carson City reached Governor Milliken's When the substitute bill was sustained increasingly rising "It is because of these petitioners still must collect peace. This is a third bill which was a Sunday evening visitor of signatures equal to 10 percent of -I had introduced. Mrs Irene Fox. '{( desk for approvalor veto. Since received back, in x the House premiums. Reportedly, these procedures tha,t the public's M-21 T0WNH0USES this fs the second year of a something happened .that I had premiums were on occasion respect, for law enforcement the registered voters in the local -SB 557 (No I.E.) which Mrs Dorothy Parks and Mrs biennial session all the bills and never seen occur previously. amounting to nearly $30 for and judicial administration unit. i provides that treasurers of Theresa Simon were Feb 14 IN OVID fourth class school districts dinner guests of Mr and Mrs resolutions not disposed of last Action on the Senate substitute every $100 worth of coverage continues to diminish. The bill is practically iden LUXURIOUS year carry over into this year. was postponed for a month; which was betoming an in "The rationality of the tical to one vetoed by Milliken may be exempted from posting Louis Simon and family. ^The a surety bond when the ' 'occasion being Louis Simon's, 2 Bedroom - all electric, l'yil That backlog of undigested that is, until March 12, 1974. ' creasing burden to small present law is subject to last August because the word baths, air conditioned, carpet-< legislation is being augmented During this period several of the business in Michigan. The small question. The most serious . "not" was inadvertently authority for administering birthday. ed, range and refrigerator, \ day by day with literally hun more agriculturally-inclined bussnessman, with limited crimes carry the longest sen omitted -- changing the district money rests with a Airman Michael J. Freund, $165 per month. dreds of new proposals being ' Representatives have been -assets, was finding that it would tences, yet under the present meaning of {he bill. • district employee through a son of Mr and Mrs Clifford introduced. Each of them is no devoting long hours to the be less expensive to meet work law, such long sentences afford Other bills signed included: resolution of the board. Freund of Pewamo Rd Pewamo AVAILABLE doubt the, most important consideration of how the Senate men's compensation payments the greatest reductions because route 1,« has graduated at measure of the session insofar •substitute might-be revised„so out of his own pocket than to pay of good time, I feel it is time for Chanute AFB Illinois, from the US Air Force Jet Engine NOW as some individual or as to be reasonably acceptable to carry insurance against the a change." , OVID-SERVICE AGENCY INC. organization is concerned so it to more farm folks and be a bill claims. Mechanic course conducted by Phoqe 834-2288 has to have careful con which would not be subject to . Ihe airtraining command. The sideration in the committee to abuse by land speculators. v PENAL REFORM BILL IN which it is referred. There is talk now that it will TRODUCED take more time than the My colleague, State MANY FARM FOLK'S are •original March 12 deadline to Representative James J. asking what is happening to complete the drafting of Damman (It-Troy1) has in <} * House Bill 4244, the so-called proposed amendments to the troduced two bills which would Warner bill relative to the Senate substitute. I do hope that amend the "time off for good BEE'S Chevy-Oids, Inc. assessment and taxation of we can at long last,develop a bill behavior" provisions for a farmland. We House members which can be approved by a person confined in the state's on U.S. 27* passed that bill on May 15,1973 majority vote in both chambers penal institutions'. \ World's Sweetest Place To Deal and which will protect One bill revises the schedule agriculture land against, being and conditions under which 1 Mile South of St. Johns i .thone 224-2345 j assessed at speculative values, good time and special good time, particularly land in locations are awarded while the other* 165 where there is rapid develop deals with the conditions under PER MONTH • ment "for Commercial or in which an inmate is eligible for New 2-badroom apt. new shag dustrial purposes. parole. carpeting. Individual storage It is proposed that the- land < Under the present law, "good space, central air condition owner agree to continue to lime" accumulates at_an ac QUALITY ing. 205 N. Scott Rd., St. PRE-OWNED CARS Johns. 'Call 224-4376. Scott devote the land to agricultural celerating rate as the length of Rd. Apartments. purposes for a 10-year period the prison sentencei served and as an incentive be increases. 1974 Ford Maverick, 6 cylinder, 1972 Oldsmobile 9B Luxury sedan, 4-door, guaranteed that his property Accumulated good time PRE-0WNED automatic, radio. full power, air conditioning, AM-FM, tax would not exceed 7 percent allowances are subtracted from, vinyl top. off-uhis household Jincomei'-.A the minimum sentence imposed hVdW Bill it> n L tfc 107-1 Oldsmobile 98 Luxury Coupe, full «J SIMON'S power, air conditioning, vinvl top. AM- controversial" feature is i what by the.jucjgqj ",.,„ ..t(> ^ , 1972 Chevrolet Impala 4-door, AM-FM, the penalty should belfonf ailure For, ,exampte,i a„persofl, sen- FM. r , 'i vj fijUoq h.(i<,nti air conditioning, vinyl top. , MILL to'Comply with the terms of the lenced to serve a 15 year, 7u oV«f ' FRAND0R SHOPPING CENTER USED CARS -**• SI,295 . . 1969 Oldsmobile 98 Luxury '$250 1965 Chevrolet 4-door, 6 ' sedan. 4-door V-8. automatic, power cylinder, standard with overdrive steering and brakes, radio and air and radio. , conditioning. $395... 1967 Chevrolet Belair, 4-door, $275 .... 1965 Buick Special, 4-door, 6 Complete Financing ( V-8, automatic, radio. cylinder, automatic. Available ' -v>. , USED TRUCKS 1973 Chevrolet Mazer. 4-wheel drive. V- 1972 Ford:| t ton Ranger pickup, V-8,4- fi. automatic, power steering and speed^radio, Camp'er Special. i - —COiMTEMPRI HOME- brakes, radio 1971 Ford 1/2 ton pickup. V-8. automatic 1973 Chevrolet Siyburban Carryall, V-8, OPEN TODAY 12:00-5:00 P.M. automatic, power steering -and brakes, radio. ,1971 Chevrolet Van, V-8, standard AND EVERY DAY THEREAFTER FROM .12:00 TO DUSK. transmission, radio. 1973 Chevro'et ':. ion pickup. V-l). automatic, power steering and 1971 Kord l- ton pickup, V-8, automatic, DISPLAY MODEL IS: 3 BEDROOMS, VA BATHS; PRICED FROM $12,000 FOR A 2 brakes, radio. power steering, radio, sliding rear '* BEDROOM. READY FOR DELIVERY TO YOUR LOT OR BUILDING SITE. WE CAN f '* 1 SECURE BUILDING SITE IF DESIRED. DELIVERY 3 TO 5 WEEKS FROM DATE window. OF ORDER. CONTEMPRI HOMES MEET OR EXCEED F.H.A.-BOCA AND FARM 1973 Blazer with Awheel drive, V-8, 4- HOME REQUIREMENTS, FINANCING AVAILABLE. speed; power"stee.ring and brakes, radio. * "" v, 1970 Chevrolet % ton pickup, V-8, 4- Price Increase effective April 1st. speed. i Order Now 1973 Chevrolet 'i ton pickup, Super Cheyenne 350, standard trans BEE'S WARRANTY DOES ALL THIS, ' mission, radio 1969Chevrolet :Mon pickup.4-speed, V- ' \ RESIDENTIAL BROKERS V 8 • You get 100% repair orireplacement . cost Coverage on engine, transmission, 1972 Chevrolet ^ ton pickup, V%* LANQiLE COMMERCIAL RR0KERS * 1965 Jeep ia ton pickup, 4-wheel drive, 6 automatic, power steering and cylinder, standard shift. REALTY CO. 1 ^ rear ax|e, brake and electrical lyitem brakes, radio. . . ^ V for 30 day* or 2,000 miles. And 15%, 1516 E. MICHIGAN "MEMBER LANSING SOAKD OF REALTORS * '' diicount on parts and labor for a full \ MOITIPIE LISTING SERVICE* 24 months., ," , , § * .* Ph. 482-1637 flEALtOr/' .' * . ' '\ i * /. IB CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN March 14,1974^ j Clinfon County News "If It Fitz . •;, Back Through HAROLD SCHMALTZ Advertising Director Women shouldn't squawk JIM EDWARDS the Years • • Editor From the Clinton Editor, Lapeer County Press "By Jim Fitzgerald ' ^sm^^^^mm^^^^^m^mmm^m^mi /*/ County News files l of 1973,1964,1949 A girl named Sandie Waun wants my opinion of automatically get on my knees and start looking Women's Lib. She wrote me: ( for it, This was OK When I was 15. But lately, some "I am a senior at SanduskyNHigh School, of the women have been forced to show their A PERSONAL LOOK AT THFNEWS 25 YEARS AGO grand opening today (Thurs presently enrolled In a journalism class. I am gratitude bytielplng me to my feet and assisting Clinton county voters will be day.) at 911E State Street in St doing anx article on Women's Lib. I would ap me to. the nearest rest home, asked to approve the erection of Johns. It is to be known as the preciate it if you would give me your opinion, pro Another thing, Sandie, is I would rather admire M a, new county jail at the April 4 "Big E Eberhards," a new or con." ' | * a pretty woman than anything else. And this isn't a election. concept in supermarket mer Dear Sandie: ' sexist, ogling thing. I don't want to assault them or Between the lines Services were held Tuesday chandising. The store has been I don't know if it has anything to do with eyen pinch. I just appreciate looking at them, the. from The Eberts Chapel for closed since last Saturday night Women's Lib, but I certainly do like women who . same way I'd admire a rainbow or a 3-cushion Carl E. A. Bunge, 69, prominent for complete remodeling. ask for my opinion. In fact, that's how my wife bank of the',8-ball into the side pocket, Clinton county Democrat-who St Johns central .business won me.-' Sher^Was a new' secretary in our Then there is -the money thing; In the usual with Jim Edwards passed away here- Saturday district improvement project newspaper office and I was Clark Kent with no family, the man goes out and makes it so the morning. Rev G. Moore Morgan , moved a step closer Ito "S" on my underwear. The same day I met her, women can spent it. No lie, housework and child- f.» officiated at the services and realization last Thursday'iii^ht' she asked me if I thought it would rain'jttuff' rearing are not fsimple tasks. Housewives earn THOUGHTS THROUGH A TYPEWRITER last surrendered and came out of the hills may interment was in Mt Rest when the City Planning Com evening and I was so overwhlemed I asked her to their keep, But it is Old Dad who must produce or take a good long look at the world around and head cemetery. mission gave it unanimous get fired. It's a« difference in pressure. If your • ...Pity the poor parents who might have-2 or more back for those hills. marry me. Dorr M Anderson, St Johns approval in an informal action, My problem was that I was ^raised in a mother forgets to dust on Monday, it's no big deal, high school athletes participating in,different s + + -f + /f she can-do it another time. But if Dad doesn't sports Saturday. Saturday was the date for district 'grocer, has been named as matriarchate (ask your teacher)rT had 4 sisters ...HUSBAND: I though you wanted me to bring in member of the city commission make his quota on Monday, he may be jobless basketball champions, the state high school the $30 worth 61, groceries. I can't find them. led by Terrible Jean, no brothers, 1 mother and a to succeed Joseph G. Matthews, ONE YEAR AGO father who traveled a lot. The only time any of Tuesday and the father of a hungry family by wrestling competition in Kalamazoo-, .regional WIFE: There fn the glove compartment. Friday. It's a responsibility that can weigh on a swimming meet in St Johns and the State Golden % who recently resigned. March 14,1073 those women sought my opinion was when' -• - , + + .+ + ''+ „ St Johns, will be given an person a lot heavier than dirty diapers. Gloves finals in Grand Rapids. ...We now hear there may be a shortage of sugar. The Leader, Dogs for the Blind Terrible Jean asked me if I'd had enough. She was _ ' + + + + -K 1 Opportunity to decide whether it program in Rochester, Mich, usually sitting on my back, pounding my head, and As if things weren't sour enough already . tyants to continue a three man WOMEN'S LIB is absolutely right when it says ,..I don't really mind too much driving in the "big started in 1939 with a hatful of my opinion was always yes, I had. + + + + + , city commission. o*\ adopt a ideas and about $400, and has So you see, Sandie, I've had a tough time ad/ Terrible Jean and I should get the same pay if we city," but parking sure got 'to be a -pajn thte ...The cure to the energy crisis is to invent a source charter amendment providing do the same Work. We should have the same M weekend.I started off losing my car in a parking now reached the stage of being , justing to this Women's Lib thing. I was drafted of energy powered by theories. I for. a five-man commission at a the largest producing school in into World War II before I learned women didn't chance to get a job and her credit card should be ramp in Muskegon and then had to drive around + ,+ + + + special election within the next worth as much a? mine, But other than that, the Ciyic Center in Grand Rapids time and 'again the world. Their yearly budget swing the "big stick everywhere. The biggest ( ...If thiunas columbuiumnu seemacciuas pesimisticpeaiiiusiu;, takWRKe heartneaii. few months. / for 1973 totals $670,000, 70 .surprise was learning Hitler wasn't a woman. Sandie, I don't see where you women have much to to find a parking place. There squawk about. ' yeahre are positive aspects during this 'time of Mrs J.K. Severance, who is percent of which is contributed + + + + +" r. The Tigers haven't lost the pennant yet. ' well and favorably known in St by Lions Clubs across the AND THE BIGGEST puzzle was how come, if Men court you and support you and protect you .,.It seems the only thing there isrt'-t a shortage of v + + + + ++ Johns and vicinity, observed country, The big problem, men ruled the world, I got drafted into the lousy and help you,put on your coat. And all we mar these days are mailers that say, "Your number ..SIGN OFTHETIMES:Capitalizin£onthe mood her 100th birthday anniversary however, is a constant shortage army and Terrible Jean didn't?^This still puzzles' velous fellows ask in return is that you don't wear Could be the big winrier in our sweepstakes." about politicians at this time arid a current slogan me. ' curlers downtown. 4 recently at her home here in £t, of dogs with the right tem t + 4 + + + , »for a soft drink, a candidate in /a Kent County Johns. To celebrate the oc perament Also, what about good manners? My mother It may be a man's world, Sandie, but most of us ...With the weather we've, been having, you can't election bills himself as the "Un-Politician." casion she was guest of honor at The 7b-pie*ce St Johns* High taught'me'to open doors for women and to never * are exceedingly magnanimous about it (ask your deny that Michigan's a "Water Wonderland." ' + + + 4- + *" the Townsend Club meeting on School Symphonic Band and saydirty wordsmfrontofthem.ThesearehabitsI teacher ,— unless she's a woman), Wonder where it all comes from and what we're ...I'm going to do my bit to conserve fuel this Wednesday evening, March JL, Stage Band will be making" a 5 cannot shake. When a woman drops something, I -' —Onward and Upward going to do with it. • '' spring and summer. I'm going to run my lawn- day concert tour through + + + + + mower only on days whose names don't end in TEN YEARS AGO Canada from March 24-28, ...The Japanese World War'II soldier who at long "day." • s - March 13, 1964" Performances will be given at FOWLER BIDS WANTED Voters in 10 rural schools Hamilton, Toronto - and served by the Ovid-public school Orangeville. Mr and Mrs Cecil Boak of s\ FOR ». Kelley opposes roil reduction system, will go to the polls next Members of the St Johns FFA Johns were Saturday evening 4 Police Cars for Sheriff's Department If Monday to decide the question Chapter will be part of ap visitors of Mrs Lu> Boak. of whether or not the district Mr and Mrs Edwin Smith and LANSING--Attorney General system. If the Secretary's to use for transportation? I am proximately 1500 persons at daughter Evelyn and Mr and 1. Two Patrol Cars as per Specifications Frank J. Kelley has expressed proposal is adopted, over 2,000 also concerned with the will annex to the Ovid district. tending the 45th annual State Saylor Beall Manufacturing FFA'Convention at Michigan Mrs Reynold Goerge were /' with cars 4, 5 (2) 74 Dodges as opposition (o proposals which miles of tracks, which is more potential for growth-it will look Sunday afternoon visitors of would dramatically reduce than one-thrid of the state's, Co will not contest last Friday's State University, March 21-23 trade-ins. ' ; dim,*-indeed, if one-third of our election in which their em during Farmers' Week. This Miss Celia Thelen. railroad service'in the upper system, will be abandoned. This" Mr and Mrs Frank Simon and 2. * Two unmarked cars as per Specifica half of the Lower "Peninsula. 'state ig cut off from the ployees voted. 35-17 in favor of year's theme is FFA Unites would cut off service for ' railroad. The rail system is an family of Lansing were Sunday tions with no trade-in. Appearing in Detroit before Trayerse City, Mackinaw City, representation by the UAW-CIO Youth With Opportunities." * ' efficient,system-yet in the face Union. A Diamoridale man was in visitors of Mr and Mrs Leonard .. 3. Inquire at Sheriff's Office for Speci- the Interstate Commerce Mt Pleasant, Big Rapids, Thelen and Mr and Mrs Carl . fications'and Details. Commission (ICC), Attorney Gaylord as well as other areas of an energy shortage, which is A'portrait of the late Judge jured Tuesday morning in a resulting in vastly increasing Paul R. Cash, who served as vehicle pedestrian accident at Wieber and family. General Kelley said that "the of importance." Mr and Mrs Vernon Benjamin Bids to be submitted at the County Clerk's Secretary of Transportation has "There is a vital industry in trucking costs, the Secretary of judge of the Clinton-Gratiot . 906 Hampshire St Johns. circuit for more than 21 years Bath High School football and daughter Louri were Office by 5:00 p.m., March 18, 1974. • virtually taken a meat ax to our these parts of our state," Kelley Transporation proposed that Sunday evening visitors of Mrs state's rail transportation added, saying, "What are they the trains be abolished. was presented to the county coach, Ronald Lee Skorich won Monday morning by the Clinton $10,000 in the Lottery's 15th' Lula-Boak. Rita Bertram of Chicago Bids will be publicly opened on March 19, - County Bar Association. Super Drawing at the Tel- i 1974 in the Commissioners Room at the The first discount food store Twelve Mall in Southfield,, spent several days last week Career Education passes in the St Johns area will have its with her father Arnold Bert Courthouse. Thursday. ram. Mr and uMrs* Charlie Boaktt CLINTON CQUNXYaBOARD QF.C0MM1SSIONERS Ho u se- of *"Re t%prose n tat i yes ftJfJ tin f MtfeniinHM', W &v. were* Thursday evening'visitors A t i *w* sic ..rfm £'"i-t:M v, n*5f minis' " f^^*%*i I'^'i B^'i^ro^f^^ria^ent to^irifttde."' "'"' ^ TheL. Career"1 Educatfon-Act- programs for K-12 students new opportunities f|om it," Rep* Looking lessons of Mrs'LulaiBoak.K ' .u r .u . introdueed.aeariy,a year^agor designed to'maximize the future Powell commented. has Unanimously passed the career development and He added that the concept is -House and has been sent to the preparation, Representative Too many cooks we've heard it said CLINTON COUNTY ZONING not, aimed at upsetting the Just tends to-spoil the^broth, Senate, State Representative Powell said. school curriculum.' "On /the Stanley M. Poweel (R-Ionia) It-pays to let well enough alone contrary, it is designed to Cut our pattern to fit the cloth: APPEAL BOARD MEETING reported .today. "I am pleased that this bill provide a new and different u Wherever theres honey theres apt to be bees i Introduced "by State has received such favorable kind of educational experience Representative Michael Dively support in the House and I know for youth," Rep Powell pointed And folks who tend to be "saucy" . A regular meeting of the Clinton County Zoning Appeal Board will be held on Monday, March 18, (R-Traverse City) the Career that a vast-majority of the 2.2 out, quoting from the* National , Butone-ruleofthumblwouldoffer- I 1974 at 8:00p.m. in the Courthouse, St. Johns, Mich. At that time the following applications will be Education Act requires'local million students in public Task Force on Juvenile .Too many crooks'spoil the gravy! heard: ' , ' - school districts to * plan schools in Michigan will derive Delinquency ^and Crime , Commission. ' Ambition demands we all must out-do , LEBANON TOWNSHIP , ' NOTICE "This measure is designed to The people we'jre born to live with ensure that our' educational Success all too often we define as to take The appeal of Mrs. Myrul Rockto occupy a mobile home on the following desc. parcel of land: Cify of DeWitt system places, an emphasis on Slightly more than were willing to give; . ' » * preparing our students to fill The paths that we take to far away goals Com, at a pt. 22 rds E & 4 rds. S. of NW cor. of SW VA of Sec. 19, T8N-R4W in State of Mich; run. th. their economic role, while at the • May run straight or tend to be wavy, , E.4rds,th.N.2rds,th,E.4rds.,th.S. lords, th.W.Srds, the. N.Srds. to pi. of beg. Also known & BOARD OF REVIEW same time preparing them for Though often two heads are better than one described'as Lot No. 16 of Supy. Plat of Vill, of Matherton. • / „ other functions in life," Rep Still too many crooks spoil the gravy! Powell said., BATH TOWNSHIP ' % - The Board of Review will meet on March 11 "Far too many young people,, 'Tis well every goal that we set must be high, who decide, not to 'seek Every path lead to definite ends, , , ft The appeal of Mr. & Mrs. H.G, Salisbury to occupy a mobile home on the following desc. parcel of K and 25 to 'examine and review the assessment academic college degrees, are Teamwork is essential as everyone knows gf land: We gain most by. pulling with friendsj ' $ roll of the City. The'meeting on the 11th, left as high ^school graduates without knowledge as to jobs But vigilance still needs be in our plan ^ Beg. 1320* Nof.S VA post of Sec. 33, T5N-R1W, th. W. 253*, N. 131.4', E. 253.55', S. 130.4' to POB. Whether air Force, Army,-or Navy, p from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., is reserved for the that they are qualified to fill or } as to which jobs might be of Remember that pride precedeth a fall g BATH-TOWNSHIP ' Board of Review members only. v * interest to them" Rep Powell 'N too many crooks spoil the gravy L & WED f The appeal of Kenneth Thompson to reduce the buffer strip in the mobile home section of the ' \ • said. \ r "Career education has long'' Clinton County Zoning Ordinance from 50' to 20' on the following desc. parcel ofjand: \ Persons wishing to appear before the Board been of special interest to me. I believe we have developed and Shepardsvillv \ ,Jt March 14,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 5B Business and Professional Announcements, Legal News Probate Court - Lillian C to Gregory B and Rapids, Clinton County, "Brunner, Floate, Dean, , Date March 8,1974 The application, proposed PUBLICATION OF NOTICE HON. TIMOTHY M, GREEN Diane 'A Penix Lot 13 Blue, Michigan, commencing at a Thomas, Tyler, Wright, ' PUBLIC NOTICE permit including proposed OF HEARING Kincaid Judge ol Probate Water Sub. . < > ". point 30 rods East and 20 rods President Abbott, and that the Michigan Water'Resources effluent limitations and special State of Michigan, .The HELENA M. BURK Mar 5; Harry, Thomas R and South of the North V'I post of following "Councilmen were Commission conditions, comments received, Probate Court for the County of Register of Probate and other information, are on CLINTON, Juvenile File 3709 District Darleen J. to Douglas A and said Section 8, running thence absent None, StevehsT, Mason Building Tuesday Mrs Clare Parks and Snaron S Williams property in South 330.0 feet, thence West I further certify-that Coun-'' Lansing, Michigan'48926 file and may be inspected at the IN~ THE MATTER OF Wednesday, March 20; 1974 Water Resources Commission, MATTHEW GORDON SMITH, Mrs Wilma, Bardt visited Mr David N. Hoag — Final Account Sec 5 Victor. $ 132.0 feet, thence North 165 cilman Brunner moved for 517-373-8088 and Mrs Eldoris Hahn. adoption of said Ordinance and . Permit Number: 8th 'Floor, Stevens T". Mason Dependent and Neglected George Brenner -7 Final Ac Mar 5; Green, "Alma M^to feet, thence-West 132.0 feet, V Wednesday, Mrs Jerry that the said motion was sup-' MI00212G1 Building, Lansing, Michigan NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN count Capitol Savings and Loan Lot 2 thence South I65.0feet, thence' and at the District office located Myszak of DeWitt surprised Blk 7 St Johns. West 66.0 feet, thence South ported by Councilman Wright. that a petition has been filed in Edgar C, Ryon •— Claims and NOTICE: Application for at this same address at any this Court by: Patrick R. Eldoris Hahn with a birthday Heirs Mar 5; Simpson, Richard H 660.0 feet to the North-South I further certify that«the lime between 9i30 a.m.and 3:30 cake and remained for dinner, and Ann to James W and, Julie A 'A line, thence South 417.12 following Councilman voted for national Pollutant Discharge Joslyn, Assistanct Prosecuting Clifford L. ^Thompson — Elimination System (Public pTm., Monday through Friday. Attorney of Clinton County, Jay Witt of vDeWittjvas taken Probate of Will VanSingel Lot 131/ Clinton feet on said VA line, thence adoption of said Ordinance, Copies of the Public Notice and sick Friday afternoon and taken Brunner, Floate, . Dean, Law 92-500) Permit by .ITT alleging that said minor comes Arlene M. Hoag — Final Ac Village No 2; East 825.0 feet, thence South 1he corresponding Fact Sheet within the provisions of Act 54, to the intensive care unit of St Mar 5; Martin, Larry E and 152,13 feet, thence East 495.0 " Thomas,' Tyler, Wright,, and Hancock Industries, Inc., 453 W. count. Main, Elsie, Michigan, to summarizing application in-' of the Extra Session of 1944, and •tawrence Hospital. He is now in Margo D to George and Evelyn feet, thence North 94.5 rods, that the 'following Councilman formation and proposed permit praying that the Juvenile Court a different room (Room 379)^ voted against adoption of said discharge cooling and process Craig Blk Pf Ovid. „ thence West 30 rods, thence water to the Maple River via a conditions are available at no take permanent jurisdiction of and was allowed to sit up a few _ Mar5;Hayden,Samueltand ' South 297.0 feet, thence West Ordinance None. . s ' Real Estate Transfers 1 village storm sewer, charge a£ the Michigan Water said minor, and it appearing minutes. 1 From records In. office of ,y Rose Lee to Dale G and Carol S 132.0 feet, thence North 297.0 'I further certify that the said Resources Commission. Copies/ that the whereabouts of the Mr and Mrs Otto Dickinson Register of Deeds) Brickner property in Sec 35 feet, thence West 198.0 feet to Ordinance has been recorded in ITT Hancock Industries, Inc., of all other information are 1 Elsie, Mich, has applied for a parents, is unknown, and cannot visited Mr and Mrs John Bath. t t ( the point of beginning EX the Ordinance Book of the. available at a cost of $.20 per • be served wltti^ notice of Dickinson and family of CEPTING THEREFROM Village and that such recording National Pollutant Discharge page at the Michigan Water — r- Elimination System (NPDES) hearing. Williamston to help Stagey Feb "28; Siebert, Russell V and „* ^EGAL NOTICES • hY commencing 1485 feet .South't hasiheeji. Authenticated by the Resources Commission. celebrate her birthday. of the North V\ post of Section signatures of the Village Permit (0 discharge treated Now, Therefore, said matter Dorothy 1o Joseph A and process and cooling water into Mr and Mrs Porter Parks and Gertrude II Magyar Lot 2, 29 Village of Maple Rapids, President and the Village Clerk. Please bring the foregoing to ' will be heard on the nth day of daughter were Sunday dinner VILLAGE OF MAPLE RAPIDS Essex Township, Clinton LIANE TYLER, VILLAGE the waters of( the State of the attention of persons whom April, 1974 at 9:30 A.M. at the Richards Cottage Allot. Michigan. The'permit will be guests of Mr and Mrs David Feb 28; Brown, Dennis.P to » CLINTON COUNTY, County,, Michigan, thence CLERK you know would be interested in Probate Court, Court House, Parks of Lansing to help South. 165 feet, thence East 50 issued by the Michigan Water this matter. City of St. Johns. Joseph A and Gertrude Magyar MICHIGAN 46-1 Resources Commission. Corinna celebrate her birthday. Lot 1,30 Richards Cottage Allot. Minutes of a regular meeting feet, thence North 165 feet, Publication in the Clinton Sunday, Mrs Robert Scar Feb 28; ^Magyar, Joseph A of the Village Council of the thence West 50 feet to the PUBLICATION OF NOTICE The applicant is engaged In • ^ NO SOLUTION County News further notice as the manufacture of automotive One of today's greatest prob borough of DeWitt was a dinner and Gertrude to Roger Loren Village of Maple Rapids, place of beginning. Subject to OF HEARING required by law is ORDERED. guest and spent the afternoon and Patricia A Ryan Lot 1,2,29, County of Clinton and State of right of way of Adelaide State of Michigan, The stamping and painting. The lems Beema to be a way to find Dated: February 27, 1974 company discharges its effluent time to do the things we would' ' % with her parents, Mr and Mrs 30 Richards' Cottage Allot. Michigan, held in the Village Street (if any) and any other Probate Court for the County of do if we had the timer i Timothy M. Green / 'G.V. Pyle. ,Mar l; Weber, Robert H and Hall in said Village on the 6th rights or easements of record. Clinton. ' to the Maple River via a village Judge of Probate" 45-4 storm sewer.' Friday Kenneth Pyle-of St Irmina Mfto Gary J and Shirley day of March A.D, j9ft at, 7,$q x Estate, of HELEN D Weber property in Sec 3 P.M. Eastern Daylight Savings' Section 3: Regularity of'" JOSEPHINE BALCAM', ajkfa On the basis of preliminary Dallas. Time: Proceedings. The Village HELEN J: BYAM, Deceased. staff review and application of Less fuel and slower speeds Mar l; The,First Church of Present: Council men Council of the Village of *Maple TAKE NOTICE: On March • applicable' standards and God to The Reorganized Church ^Brunner. Floate, Dean, Rapids has conclusively 27, 1974, at 10:30 A.M., in the. regulations, the Michigan of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Thomas, Tyler, Wright, determined that rezoning of the- Probate .Courtroom, Court-' Water Resources Commission Saints Lot 1, 2, 3,, Blk 41 St President Abbott. said premise? was duly ap- house, St. Johns, Michigan, proposes to issue a permit for influence road death decrease the discharge subject to certain Johns. , Absent: Councilmen None. proved by the Maple Rapids .before the Hon. TIMOTHY M Fuel conservation, reduced The total was 51 fewer, or a deaths in January, Michigan's Mar 1; Green Zelma E to The following preamble and Village Council, and that a GREEN, Judge of Probate, a effluent limitations and special % conditions. The permit ex-- highway speeds, and economic drop of 32 per' cent, compared two-month toll of 212* this year is Duane J and .Joyce C Andersen ordinance was offered by public hearing has been held hearing will be held On the factors continued their ap with lBefor the month last year. 131 or almost 40 per cent less property in Sec,7 DeWitt. Councilman Brunner and thereon, after giving due notice Petition of Wayne H. Byam for. piration date is January 31, 1979. • 1 parent influence on Michigan February's average was 148 than the total of 343 recorded in Mar 1; Green Zelma E to supported by Councilman as' required by law. the Admission of the Last Will traffic in February with the in the' five years 1969-73. Record the same period jn 1973. Duane J and Joyce C Andersen Wright. Section ,4: Validity of Or -"and Testament of the The proposed determintion to state countings 105. deaths in high for the month was 161 in Delayed death" reports will property'in Sec 7 DeWitt. WHEREAS, it is deemed dinance No. 26 and Amend Deceased dated December 19, issue an NPDES Permit is road mishaps, according to 1972 while the low was 51 in increase somewhat the totals Mar 1; Love, Jack M and necessary to promote the public ments thereto. Except as herein 1964, to Probate; for the ap tentative. Persons wishing to provisional figures of the State wartime 1943. for February, and* the ac Karen A to Rex U. and Ddrothy health, safety and welfare of the provided, Ordinance No. 26, the pointment of Wayne H. Byam as comment upon, or object to, the Police traffic division. "^ f Along with the decrease in cumulated period, ' M Wood Lot 32 Rose Sub No 2. Village of Maple Rapids that an Zoning Ordinance of the Village Executor of said Estate, or proposed determination are Mar 4; Quadrozzi, Betty L to» Ordinance be passed to amend of Maple Rapids, shall standjis * someothersuitable person^ and invited to submit the same in Robert P apd Betty LQuadrozzi Ordinance No. 26'known as the first enacted. fo' r ""*Determinatio" n of Heirs. writing to: property fn Sec 2 Ea'gle. Zoning Ordinance of the Village Section 5: Effective Date. • Creditors oT the Deceased are Mr. James N. Howell Mar 4; Fidler, Ivan L and of Maple Rapids, Michigan; This Ordinance shall take effect notified that all claims must be Division Permit Coordinator Belva A to Bernard M and ORDINANCE NO. 45 20 days after its passage. submitted to 5421 Sheridan Michigan Water Resources Marie Walker property in Sec 1 THE VILLAGE OF MAPLE I hereby certify that the' Roadvfiurand, Michigan 48429, Commission Bingham, RAPIDS ORDAINS: foregoing constitutes a true and and copies of the Claims and Stevens T. Mason Building Mar 4; Esterline, O.C. Sr to Section 'l: That the Zoning complete Copy of Ordinance No. proof of service must be filed Lansing, Michigan 48926* The permit application Henry E andt Gladys C Dreps Ordinance of the Village of 45 duly adopted„by the Village with the Court on or before May property in Sec 3 DeWitt. Maple Rapids, forming a part Council of the Village of Maple 29,1974, at 10:00 a.m. Notice is number should appear next to Mar4; Corr.'RichardLJrand thereof, shall be amended in the Rapids, County of Clinton and further given that the Estate the above address on the en Ch'erly A to Henry and Gladdys following respects; • State of Michigan, at a regular will thereupon be assigned to velope and the first page of any Dreps property in Sec-3 DeWitt. That the - premises, meeting held on the 6th day of persons appearing of record . submitted comments. All Mar 4; Bengel, William B and hereinafter described, shall be March, 1974, and that public" and entitled thereto. comments received within Carolyn R to James L and rezoped from the present zoning notice of said meeting was Dated: March 4, 1974. thirty (30) days of the date of Patricia L May property in Sec designation of Agricultural, to given pursuant to Act. No. 261,' Wayne H. Byam issuance of this public notice YOU'LL WANT TO TELL YOUR 8 Westphalia. that of Mobile Home Park.. Public Acts of Michigan, 1968, 'Petitioner will be, considered in the for including in the case of a special mulation of the final deter-' Mar 4; Harr, Robert H and Section 2: That the 5421 Sheridan Road minations. If no written ob FRIENDS ABOUT Darlene M to William B and description of the affected or rescheduled meeting, notice > Durand, Michigan 48429 by publication or posting at jections are received, the*- Carolyn R Bengel property in zoning reclassification is. as Attorney for Petitioner Michigan Water_ Resources Sec 5 Westphalia. follows:. least Twelve hours prior to the SHULAW.AND PAJTAS, . .. : *»-.?'-" lr.fl_>_ ..»_„ lime'set for.4he meeting. ' : : : A : ••Commission- will'issue* its- fmal* Mflrt;iatabtf^^ By i 'Richard'- itf. Pa jtas * '• *' • '' determinations- no latei$r*than I furthewcertify that that the » 827^-East Main Street <% 200 W. 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Clinton-St Johm St., Johns Ashley FOWLER 224-2719 224-3234, K CHEST 847-3571 h * •VIRGIL ZEEB' r • • 1 ' 6B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN . . . . . ' ' March 14,1974 Powell reports fuel oil and 4-H Chatter gas price complaints >M* T State Representative Stanley Council and have been for the margin between the supplier's soUrCq depends heavily on Leader dog for the blind ^. Powell (R-Ionia) said this past 2 years. costs and his selling price. This 1 foreign crude oil," he pointed /yl^ week that he has been receiving The profit'margins of sup- allowed prices to rise as the cost out. I a lot of complaints from his pliers were frozen. However, of crude oil r&se, but the profit "T(ie -pass-through system constituents' about gasoline and increased costs of crude oil are margin between^costand'selltag can work both ways as wit , ByJOHN^Y^WORTH . i fuel oil price disparities. aljowed to be passed on,to the, price that existed on May 15, nessed by- Standard Oil "The public in general is consumer. must remain the same," Representative Powell said. reducing its prices in Feb. The confused] frustrated and in "As the cost of crude oil reduction resulted from the many cases downright angry at began to rise dramatically, due purchase of less foreign crude Leader Dog for the Blind A county 4-H food leaders bers will have a club open house club's next meeting will be the variances they see In the primarily to the Arab Oil em REFINERS ' SEARCH for than in the previous period, Patty Thelen.- Tail Waggers meeting is being planned for on Sunday, March 24 at the East March 25 atSityth Hall and will prices they pay for gasoline and bargo it became obvious that if crude oil to make their products Olive School from I to 5 pm for be the .memhers'i? achievement 1 which resulted in lower costs 4-H Club - is a very happy and this spring to share this in heating oil, ' he said. the pnces of products refined whenever they can buy it. and Unfortunateiy a lower proud youn-g lady as She formation with other 4-H the public to see what the 60 night, ^ f "Since gasoline and fuel oil were frozenanfrozeryindd not allowed to Domestic crude oil is at about $6 supply,«.linniv "» nprRep. pPowelnwpiil 'nMnhxpointedi received a letter from the leaders. members have accomplished I prices are controlled at the \ increase proportionately, the per barrel and is considerably out., Leader Dog School for the Blind this past winter. A committee of Dairy Award federal level, all I can do is try supply would dry up. cheaper than foreign crude oil at Rochester stating her dog Fowler Fireballs i Gerilyn Faivor, Leslie Ver- The McDonald Dairy Com , There have been isolated 4-H ftj explain the pricing policies," "Therefore, the Cost of Living some of which costs $20 per cases of price gouging and "Marty" was U?e 3757th leader Th—e Fowle__..-„r -,----Firebal—l ;- ^meerschu Ken Harris, Gary pany at'Flint has announced Representative Powell pointed Council froze the profit margin barrel. , ** Representative Powell urges dog to graduate from the school members had an interesting Blasen, Marie Miller and Linda that they will again sponsor the out. ' v on petroleum products by ruling "Obviously a .refiner whose anyonei who suspects such meetas Mrs Barbara Grunwald Vermeersch will meet with Mrs, 4-H Dairy Science Educational that whatever price was in major source of crude oil is practices to c&ll the IRS office ' ST uKX!-to" «8 showedslidesandtoldabouther Bruce Irish to plan the open Award for Clinton County. The PETROLEUM PRICES are effect for, these products on May domestic will have lower costs ' in Detroit. The number is (313) Beverly"EtoSX tarn wEl/ ^STLS^ ""JS house details and respon award is .given for the best 4-H controlled by the Cost of Living 15, 1973 would establish the and lower prices than one whose 226-765Q, «M^,;'Martyn" wil„,;nl HelK»ipn „„one- more™™«y, (British Honduras). Mrs sibilities. The club will hold a .Dairy Science Educational deserving blind person to Be" Grunwald told about the 4-H •style revue practice'on March Exhibit or Dairy * Science back into the mainstream of life club program there and what 26, 7 pm at the Price Church. Demonstration at the County 4- Chloe's Column North Victor due to Patty's generosity. She is help they need. The Fowler Demonstrations were 8B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS/ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN March 14,1974 h Extension calendar Mar 14 — Clinton County , Apr 9 ^ Out-of-County Dairy , Family giving Council - Smith Tour.. ,* eHaH, 9:30 am. "Apt 10—Young Homemakers 'Mar 14 - Alfalfa Meeting - Day -Smith. Hall, 10 am-2:30 Fowler High School Cafeteria, 8 pnv pm. ' . . Apr 17 — Family Living Mar 14 — Family Living Program "Quitting" - Smith 'Program "Convenience Foods" Hall-lj>m. • Central National Bank, St 'Apr 23 — Clinton County 'Johns, 1 pm. Family Living Council 9:30 am. Mar 18-22 — Farmers' Week Apr 23 — .Family '.Living at Michigan State University, Program "Decorating Walls" - Mar 23 — 4:H Beef Tour to 3 Central National Bank, St Johns beef farms in Gratiot County >9* -1 pm.' am-3 pm. • *• * Mar 30 — t 4-H Spring Apr 26-2?—Yankee Springs 4- Achievement - Project H Trip Award Weekend - »f Evaluation. Yankee Springs Area. Mar. 31 — 4-H Spring Apr 27 — Youth Groups Achievement Open House - Roadside Beautification Smith Hall 2-5 pm. ^-Project Day. ' Apr 29 — 4-H Livestock Apr 6 - 4-H Style ReJ/ue - St : Johns High School 10 am-3:30 Members & Leaders Meeting pm. Smith Hall, 8 pm. I, * Soil must be considered in septic systems By James Stacey, Soil Scientist Fine texture is. another . US Soil Conservation Service common soil problem. In Are you going to build a new compact, clayey soil water house? One of the problems you moves through the soil very may be faced with if you are not slowly. These soils may also be building in a town or city is saturated with water after a !< installing a septic tank disposal heavy rainfall or during system. When considering this, prolonged wet periods. Once- one of the first things you will again the effluent may rise to need to consider is the soil. The the surface or the system may kind of soil you have could fail completely. determine if your system is A.sojl map of your property going to work properly or if it can, help you to avoid these and Will fail. Many times septic many other soil related systems are installed with no problems. A soil map ts made prior knowledge or con by a soil scientist. He will walk sideration of the soil, and all too over your property and dig often many.of these systems holes to a depth of about five fail. feet, When determining the kind Many times septic tank of soil on your property the soils disposal systems fail for one of, man will consideMhe texture of the following soil reasons: (l)' the different layers of the'soil, PARADISE the soil is naturally too wet; (2) the natural drainage, (he slope ) it is too stopping, or (3) it is too and erosion i^ there is any, * flWMtf YOU LABS qnd LASSIES! compact. After the soil map has been RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE Wet soils are those which are completed the limitations of saturated with water during wet your soil for a septic tank HIGH-CLASS, COMPACT 8 TRACK periods of the year and many disposal system can be made. IS NOW HAVING remain wet for very long The soil is given one of the ( CAR STEREO periods* When these soils are following limitation ratings for , saturated with water, the septic septic tank systems: (1) slight, BY ' THE. , tank system, will not function soil properties are favorable, go property and in some cases the ahead; (2) moderate; caution, effluent from the system will careful design and planning HITACHI rise to the land surface. may be needed to overcome soil ALL AMERICAN Septic tank disposal systems problems; (3) severe stop, soil Matrix 4 channel ON/OFF switch construction on land that is too has too many limiting features Automatic repeat ON/OFF button sloping may also fail. When and it may'not be feasible to Balance control constructed on sloping land, the correct. Program select button SALE ON... septic tank-.effluent may not . How well a* septic tank filter through the soil as disposal system works depends designed but may seep out the on many factorsl many of which Program indicator side of the slope and flow ontb relate to the soil. So know your Volume the land surface. „ * * f soil, first. - *^—--„ . control C »_ .- if -. j —•-- J. Matrix mode switch BHri Wesley College •Tone control offers program f - Theftproof key "DeatlV and Dying" Several" weekend seminars for Continuing -Education In and a £day conference on Owosso; 1 pm luncheon, "Death and Dying," featuring' "Developing Responsibly At an outstanding resource person titudes Toward Death," John on the subject, I'S being Wesley College Campus. presented during the month of *• The cost for the. entire con March at John Wesley College, ference is $15, if received by Center ' for Continuing March 15 or $20 on March 25. It Education. includes registration fee and the Dr.x Elisabeth Kubler-Rdss, luncheon. , author of the best-selling book; The seminars will be offered "On Death and Dying," is the at the Center for Continuing featured speaker for the con Education in Owosso on .' JUtusitc (Hatter " PARADISE t ference which is part of the Saturday mornings prior to the H John Wesley College -"En .conference on March .9,16, and 'MUSIC IS OUR BUSINESS; NOTA SIDELINE" RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE ,. counter With Greatness" lec 23. All of the seminars are held ture series. from 9 am to noon. PH. (517) 224-3134 . ST. JOHNS 110N.WMTTEMORE ST. JOHNS She has an international Persons may attend all reputation in the care for the seminars and the conference as dying patients and" their part of expectations for a course; families. She is- medical 'designed around the sessions 450 ROLLS of CARPET r\ COMPARE director1- at the,Family Service entitled,, "Thanatdlogy: and Mental Health Center of Seminars on Death and Dying." DART'S right on with: STOCKED IN OUR WAREHOUSE South Cook ' County, Chicago John Wesley College, Center V" T WVAUIE AND PRICE Heights, HI. She has held a' for Continuing Education is in CO'iTLEtt UNE OF Armstrong UOOC rovi*INC number of prominent positions Owossb, Mich, located between • ECONOMY. A 9sia KITCHEN »ONI FOR <75 with the University of Chicago Flint and Lansing. The Center is • FIVE- AND SIX-PASSENGER ROOM. hi We lim Economy I'm! in the areas of medicine and a 5-story facility with modern 4 psychiatry. guestrooms, a fine foods dining • LARGE'TRUNK. '[ J Dr. Ross- will appear on 'room, and bookstore. Don't wait until 73 Pinto 2-door $2395 March 25 and 26, 1974/ Her Persons interested in making a ELECTRONIC IGNITION. Automatic tranimiuion, radio, 11,000 miles ( addresses will be as follows: reservations or i in receiving • SOLID-TRADE-IN VALUE..' ^' it's too late! March 25 -'9:30 am, "Four further information^ on the 73 OpGl Manta Spring Coupe * AAA Stages of Dying," on John seminars or conference should m OVER A MILLION SATISFIED DART OWNERS. Wesley College Campus; 7 pm, contact' Dr Lar Standridge, A Automatic transmlsiion, vinyl top, radio OH™ C *r *r ™ "Needs of the Dying Patient," John Wesley College, Center for STOP BY at First Church of, Christ of 'Continuing Education, Owosso, Owosso, March 26 •-' 10130 am, Michigan, 48867, or call (517) "^eeT^^VEGAS^ t "Children and Grief," at Center 723-8141, TODAY! ALL THREE ARE LOW MILEAGE CARS ' Hatchback, 4 speed Two 2-doori, automatic YOUR CHOICE $2395 Hubbardston ' ' .$1695 Sunday dinner guests of Mrs her parents, Mr and Mrs Clif 71 Vegegaa WagoW n Eula Liscombe were Mr and ford O'Grady. 4 speed, radio, a real sharp beauty Mrs Ted Shitllnger and'family ^Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs and Mr and 'Mrs ' Lonie Robert McMillan were: Mr and 70 Dart Swinger / , $1495 Richardson Jr of Carson City, Mrs Max Pinkney and family of 6 cyl.j auto., vtnyl top, good gai mileage Mr and Mrs Stephen Kneibel rural Pewamo, Mr and Mrs Leo BUILT TO GIVE VOU TOP VALUE. / visited Mr and Mrs Lyle Ben 'McMillan an(l family of rural There are over a million happy Darl qwners. Ask someone you know PLUS SEVERAL LATE MOPEL MUSTANGS about Dodge Dart, nett and Mr and Mrs Ron Pewamo, Mr and Mrs Doug PRICED TO FIT ALMOST ANY BUDGET. _.AND FIREBIRDS TO CHOOSE FROM Scribner Sunday evening. Campbell of Matherton, Mr and Ask us about our Dart deals. We have lots of different Dart models Mr and Mrs, Willie Hills and Mrs Virgil Tait and Mr and Mrs for 1974, , s - Mr and Mrs* Brian Chaney, Pat Burns of Hubbardston, The BACKED IN THE DEPENDABLE DODGE BOYS* TRADITION. SAVE 30% SAVE 30% SAVE 30% We have dependable service; competitive deals; and solid,, good- Lynn and Lee of Mason spent occasion was ftosie and Leo's looking, value-packed cars. See os now1 *- i Sunday With her mother, Mrs birthday!' 30% Discount on ALL REMAINING 73 Mamie O'ConnelJ. 1 Mike McGinn'was injured in Dodged Mr and Mrs Frank D'Amore an automobile accident BUICKS & P0NTIACS Jr returned home Friday after Saturday morning and is a spending two weeks in Florida, patient in a Lansing hospital. CATAUNA, 4 door - BONNEVILLE, 4 doorv *, THIS YEAR, MORE THAN EVER, DEPEND ON ISH-1^ BUYING MM- Mrs Eula Liscombe was a LE SABRE, 2 door hardtop.- 226,4 door-hardtop Saturday dinner guest of her Kihcaid District DODGE mother, Rhonda Mitchell at Johns was a breakfast and Carson. City. dinner guest of his parents, Mr BOYS immediate Installation On All Stock "Carpel 1 Mr and Mrs Carl Hoyler of and Mrs G.V. Pyle. CAINS Flint spent from Wednesday till Friday* Mr and Mrs Donald RALPH DARA'S Ruiek — Pontiac — Opel — GMC Pickup* Friday visiting, Mr and Mrs Potts and Mike visited Mr and DOUGLAS WOOLEY, Uicd Car Manager James Boomer, l Mrs Archibal Potts 4of Holt. TOWN & COUNTRY CARPETS INC. ELStE PHONE S|D KEYS, 862*4?01 Janice 0,'Grady is spending' Harvey Koerner and girls COMMUNITY DODGE SALES Open Dally 9 to 0 — Saturday • 9 lo 4 " , her spring break from Aquinas visited Mr and 1 Mrs Harold ST. JOHNS 312 N. Clinton. ST JOHNS PH. 224-6456 210lrV.HIflh»m ST. JOHNS Ph Supplement to: Lansing State Journal St. Johns Clinton County News ^ftS*- S^vS Copyright 1974. The Krotjnr Co Wi> Reserve The Riqhi To Limit Quantities Prices and Cou|)on> Good Monday. March 11. tluu Sunday, Ma. ch 17 I974 Your Lansing Kroger Stores are now OPEN 24 HOURS r to serve you better! (Closed Midnite Saturdays till 8am Sundays.) St. Johns Store Hours- 8am-10pm Mon-Sat, Sun. 10am-6pm The People's Choice Refreshing U.S. Govt Graded Choice Center Cut R C Cola "^ *-.--'-V* Chuck Roast Phis 7 Deposit Miff j.* Center 16-FI Lb .Oz BHi With Coupon Inside and $5.00 Purchase, J $*r# »P To SV Mini-Mizer Any Size Package! Krejer into I Fifth Fresh Large Eggs can prove it! Hamburger * See for yourself! & Dozen UnX 1 THE TRUTH IS IH Lb *W With Cdupon Inside and $5,00 Purchase J fy ^ YOUR TOTAL FOOD RILL! Page 1-L-SJ »i > . 4\ % SAVE 5 6.70 V - v* V WITH VALUABLE MINI MIZER COUPONS FX£#1 SAVE V* M! SAVE SAVE yp to HP tO up to !•••••• KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPONlMBal cEhTS e e U 5 D A 16 29' 15 OFF any two loavM Village Bakery 1 6 U.lj\ GRADE White Bread Ml*-* * ^Irnlt one coupon per family. Price* good thru Sunday, March 17. Subject to applicable itate and local taxet. LARGE fabric softener > ! | KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON | Qtaiti UaJtf FJGER MINI-MIZER COUPON • • -MIZER COUPON .[ft CONCENTRATED fiER MINI-MIZER COUPON .Wiril-stitaSMPtnfalfle, ••••••••i Refreshing 1 Kroner Grade A Fresh Kroger Fabric Softener N=T2 STS The EJIini-Mizer •••• KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON! Can Prove It! 20° OFF Royal Crown Cola Large Eggs Cottage Cheese Downy one 3-lb bag See for yourself! Spotlight Bean Coffee Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Make the Mirti-Mize Test. Total up your shopping Sunday, March 17. Subject to applicable itate Plus end local taxes. list at Kroger then do the same at any other super Deposit market. We expect Kroger to save you money. ••••••a, Dozen 12-0z &2 16-FI 33-FI I KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPONMB" Every week, Kroger offers you many low-priced WtCtn weekly specials on items our skilled buyers have OxBtts OzBH /£} $1.13 Size SAVE UP TO 34rf been able to get for us at bargain prices. Ultra Brite 7-Oz And every week, Krogar's Advertisements feature Limit 1 with coupon ft $5.00 purchase excluding boor. wine .cigarettes. Limit 1 with coupon t $5.00 purchase excludlna bear, wine, clgarettei. Limit 1 with coupon & $5.00 purchase excluding baer, wine, clgarettei. Limit 1 with coupon a\ $5.00 purchase excluding beer, wine, clgarattes. Toothpaste a group of Mini-Mizer Coupons you can redeem Limit one coupon par family. Prices good thru March 17- Subject to ap Limit ona coupon par family. Prices good thru March 17. Subject to ap Limit one coupon per lamlly. Prlcei good thru March 17. Subject to ap Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru March 17. Subject to ap plicable state and local taxet. plicable state and local taxes. plicable itate and local taxet. plicable state and local taxes. for exceptional savings. We think these programs Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Sunday, March 17. Subject to applicable state win* add up to a definite savings on your weekly and local taxes. Food Bill. •S3 KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON"""! e CnpyiKiht 1974 The Krngor Co 18 OFF We Reserve The Right To Limit " 3 bath bars Quantities. Prices and Coupons Good thru Sunday. March 17, lifebuoy Lifebuoy Soap 1974 Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Sunday, March 17. Subject to applicable state and local taxes. IKROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON•• \m4& 10e OFF one 34-oz can Vanish Bowl Cleaner Just Limit on* coupon per family. Prices good thru .Sunday, March 17/stfbJect to applicable state kitoil and local taxes. lifornia^i ]•••••••! srsd !••*••• KROGER MINI-MlZEB.CQUPONl«»»»' *,-=- - dina*i iaf - llaai Hail ••• ' • • *-£***•* ^*•****] •^ **•* -f •c. f . im AILTAAI ifiri on any 8-Lb Size •-c Canned Ham * i it The People's Choice Fresh Picnic Style Boneless Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru '^People's Choici Fresh Sunday, March 17, Subject to applicable state and focal taxes. U.S. Govt Graded Choice Center Cut U.S GOV T. 6HAKD CHOICE BEEF FIRST !•••••••• i of the season W Pork Roast Hamburger Turbot Fillet 59M KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON •• Chuck Roast Any Size Pkg 20" OFF Strawberries ona half gallon Kroger Chuck v Lb Deluxe Ice Cream Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Sunday, March 17. Subject to applicable state Steak and local taxes. tf~£j< >*-•••••••[( / '/ '••• Vi>:>. f'-y • 'i *•>••»*. • " J* YA "V .-£ •'.' ^ *-V* ' •* .A KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON ••• 10e OFF one12-ozbox r^ Post Toasties Kroger Bulk Kroqer S«rve N Save Sandwich Squares or Kroger Kwick Krisp Boston Butt Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru The People's Choice Kroger All Meat Sunday, March 17. Subject to applicable state and local taxes. * U.S. Govt Graded Save 50d Lb Braunschweigerl AH Beef Pre-Cooked Burger Pro Sliced Fresh Sweet Fresh Graen Tender Pork Roast Choice Boston Roll Sliced Sticks Perch Bacon ^fi£^39BB KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON II Cantaloupe Asparagus Meat Loaf Bologna Pork Steak C Boneless Ll 8 0/ 7 0FF Lb 12 O? \N\ Pkq v\'t PI-1] ona 20H-Oz Pho Bar Cookie Mix by For TOM atM for iUCrogw's got H! Betty Crocker Beef Roast LI) SI.05 391 99 Ruby Red Texas Tender Limit ona coupon per family. Prices good thru ( V Jiffy Sunday, March 17. Subject to applicable state Jffilfe«.S^ Herrud Eckrlch or 0»«ir Mayer All Meat or ^^ I A ' ^Mayer Quarter Pork Loin Sliced Into and local taxes. Srapefruit Fresh Carrots c $ $ $ $ Mixed Fryer Parts. ...L59 Party Assortment. ., 1.49 All Beef Wieners. L 1.29 Sliced Bacon 1.49 Pork Chops.. L 1.29 Cook-In Pouches.. .m,35 Breasts-Thighs-Drums Eckrlch Smoky Links or. Oscar Mayer or Eckrlch Herrcid Smoked or Sea Pak or Kroger SAVE 60* Brown & Serve Ea c c s $ Best-o-Fryers 89 Beef Smokettes. .;s 99 Bologna K$1.09 , Polish Sausage 1.39 Breaded Shrimp... 1.99 Swift Sausage -89 " "is" OFF V any two packages SNACK General Mills Snacks LLU. Limit one coupon par family. Prices good thru iAA iii Sunday, March 17. subject to applicable state and local taxes. Frozen Saltines By 'lover Valley ••••••I ^a *•!••••• KKROGE R MINI-MIZER COUPONI Jeno's Pizza Nabisco Ice Milk $ From Hit Sankfst (romrs! 1.00 OFF Mr" purchaM of Fine China California Seedless 13-0z Gallon Salt I Pepper Shakers Carton Limit one coupon per family. Prices good thru Saturday, May 11. Subject to applic *«r« able state and local taxes. *i *«« Navel Oranges v •aj»eiM;CM^MumemB • 40- »••••••KROGE R MINI-MIZER COUPON ,f1.p0 OFF /$• ^tV^^fc^ S" purehM of Fine China Kroger Sandwich or Avondala SUcad Kroger i Liquid Krootr e e 160z S>j^ Casserole Missy Detergent ££. 29 Pie Crust Shells... ^29° Wiener Buns 3 *£*• Cream Style Corn 4 ^,88° Stokely Beets. ...4 ;s,88 Sour Cream WtCtn 58' Krootr Buttar-me-not- Nablico Gript Lovers' Size Country Ovan Thank You *- Kroger , . aMaslataanaVoealuxes. OW-Oz IMG e b Kte 18>0X WlTuba l*t Oreo Cookies ^.63 Weloh's Grape Jelly , 88° Pretzels 3 WtPkgi •HH«| Pudding WtCans '1 Whipped Topping ...^38° Biieuitt M VJ\ Page 3- -*L-SJ~BC-K~MP Pag* *~ -L-SJ-BC-K-MP-SB-P ONE STOP LET KROGER I T YOUR FOOD COSTS! I 1 i { Manhattan-Style "Superstore" Delicatessen [Why not take a broak from tha kitchen rou tine and drop by your Kroger Superstore for | a visit to the Manhattan-style Delicatessen? We've got just about anything you might need for a snack, a meal or Just a side dish for that special occaiion. You'll find salads, desserts, cold meats, domestic and Imported bulk cheese, party trays, barbequed chicken and ribs and much, much more. Shaved or Sliced Virginia Baked Ham J4-Lb Sandwich Swiss Cheese ...... ,.Lb Eckrich Macaroni & Cheese, Olive Loaf or Pickle-H-Pimento... ,, Shaved or Sliced Brisket Corned Beef $1.49 French Onion Chip Dip ...'..„ 59° Delicious You Asked For It,»Kroger'$ Got It! Shrimp Salad K-Lb Superstore Wine Cellar C IMPORTED & DOMESTIC WINES AND BEERS! £T? TP S"? AUIIIIIMI. KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON 11.111111l/y, Stop in and browse around. Here you will find one of the state's better wine selections. You don't have to be a connoisseur of fine wines to appreciate the enticing selection of quality imported and All Kroger Beef is Inspected by a U.S. Dept. of Agriculture grader _ ic domestic wines and beers and accessories. Prices won't scare you as to make sure it meets quality standards for U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice Beef. Trimmed of excess fat, bone and waste before it is they do in so many wine shops. For unique and exotic foods to go the regular price of 12 pbces Reg. $3.99 with your fine wines, see the appetizing selections in the Fancy weighed and priced. You get more good eating meat-less throw- Foods Department at your Kroger Superstore. away waste when you serve fresh, tender beef from Kroger. | Crispy Golden Fried Chicken *3.49 With Coupon 1 lb. Salad Your Choice - Free 6 Dinner Rolls - Free S ' Limit one coupon per family. Prices and coupons good 5 2 thru March 17, 1974. Subject to applicable state and focal C < taxes, ^> ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim^ an der§ Bakery "•Looking for old-fashioned, fresh-from-the \MiiWaw(i quality? Look no further than your fiifl. Sanders Bake Shop. We've got full variety in ilsW* fresh-baked rolls, breads, pastries and dough-1 nuts.Country bakeshop quality at Xtra-Low Discount Rrlees.. .only at your Superstore | 'Mm Sanders Bake Shop. Sander's • Regular 55£ Crust 0'Gold Bread : 49 Thursday-Friday-Saturday Specials! Coconut-Regular 71£ Toasted Dunkers....r.»6 3c Non Foods Department • Sunrise Fresh Produce Almond Delight 16-OX Why drive all over town for those special needs when you can get Welcome to the widest array of luscious fruits and dewey fresh Coffee Cake^v iWtPkfl almost anything you might need when you shop for food at your garden vegetables in the entire market-area. Our fruits and vege Kroger Superstore? With our new and expanded departments, We tables are carefully selected from the "lush" growing fields of Cali Regular 98i offer greater variety on a wider selection of non-food needs — from fornia, Florida, Hawaii, Texas, and throughout the Mid-West, then party hats and streamers to a wide variety of paln-relieverj for the rushed to our Kroger Store. morning after. 16-Oz Gold Loaf Cake •'• WtPkg 92 Ugly Duckling Panty Hose KROGER 4 New $2.29 Size. 85iSize $1.29Size Johnson & Johnson " Vaseline Lotion Mennen Powder Baby Shampoo Intensive Care Baby Magic in Food 116-Oi *1«9 9-Oz Btl 1 58 68 Shopping * Z.ts- •D ANDY'S IGA STORE o "5. gi ST. JOHNS, MICH. :* m "• 3E ' >f. ..»* \Stokelj? \ VAN CAMP'S"/ STOCK-UP ON YOUR ,. CRtAM STVLE y GOLDEN CORN STOKELY'S FINEST Vot** *<\ H +•- s> •"* _ VEGETABLE SALE ' **o FRESH ^lls^fti. • GREEN BEANS 16-oz. Can ,,,_ * -,- ^^^^-^^ • FRENCH GREEN BEANS 16-oz, Can YbUr Choice JJ -— BEST FOOD VALOES - ™ " CREAMED CORN 17-oz, Can DAIRY W, KERNEL CORN8 17-oz. Can I|Stokel5i |Stokely| : ^M^V "" VALUES From -..M\ . .. 9 uves ©, PEANUT GFt SALADS • -AVORS FA &MMB **E.VANIUA CiiT p POTATO • MACARONI St0$k 000 • COLE SLAW , net. 15-oz. Ctns. ICE BUTTER *'T» COUPON "£*W0T Btfltfff n - «. 72.( '"'^"-""^Ki.jii'.aB-wiia- J •Creamy •Crunchy m& MIIK For the Savin' 1*. , • .. . GAL. CTN. of the •WITO?!^ fc<.^ Green! STOKELY'S FINEST GO 20-oz. Btl. HILLANDALE • SMALL TOMATO ^°« 89 U S D A GRADE 'A' EGGS ,- * FROZEN CATSUP I In 3 Doz. GRADE Units DINNERS StoVelyjj' 'Rjch Tomato Flavor.' Per SPRY • MACARONI & CHEESE net. 12-oz. Pkg. Dozen • BEANS h FRANKS net. 10-oz. Pkg. CATSUP • SPAGHETTI, net. 10-oz. Pkg. >*• Can Ught fiS» ce Banquet Cbo» FAME'S FINEST LIBBY'S j APPLE TOMATO •••*••".•• :.?MSHINB - J SAUCE JUICE FRESHLIKE.FROZEN 25-oz. JAB PA MB 46-oz. Can RAC O FAME'S FINEST GRADE *A' FANCY [APPLE SAUCE! • KERS BANQUET FROZEN O COTTAGE VEGETABLES J~ >- —•. *,«^ GELATIN DINNERS • MIXED VEGETABLES CHEESE • FRIED CHICKEN • SALISBURY STEAK „.«** %! • PEAS • SWEET CORN CHEP *OY-A*.DEE e & DELITE •^•••ir "•'^ 24-oz, Ctn. • CHOPPED BEEF•TURKEY YOUR CHOICE • CHERRY net. • BLACKBERRY yOUR ^A.ivi^ 24-oz. Pkgs • STRAWBERRY CHOI** 11-oz. •WITH MEAT • JEWEL Pkgs. •^•^USHHOOM • LIME TRUST MR.IGA for Your Best Value s Pa9hetti ~T5Si£\i net. 10-oz. Ctn. f BCUfcB*1"* Fresh Dairy Values Fresh Dairy Values Frozen Food Values Frozen Food Values FAME • FLORIDA FRESH FAME.FROZEN i-. FISHER'S • MR. TOPS • AMERICAN i-lb. Pkg. FAME • FROZEN 2-lb;,Pkg. JIFFY tABLE KING • YELLOW CLING • yAN CAMP FAME* CANNED KEEBLER»REDTAG ce , „ /< •Devils Food -^ ^Specially Cheese Slices i-ib.pkg. Orange Juice %-Gai. cm. Ocean Perch Fillets Crinkle Cut Potatoes 57* •White •Yellow LUNCHEON COOKIE Marked Varieties. CAKE SLICED ! PORK& TABLE TREAT TABLERITE«MUENSTER OR BRICK CHEF PIERRE.FROZEN ' • BIRDS EYE • FROZEN net, 9.0Z. Ctn. 1-lb. MIXES PEACHES £*% < \ BEANS C; MEAT $ SALE 10-oz. Pumpkin Pie 4o-oz. pkg. 99 Cool Whip Topping 55 2 Cheese Chunks Pkg. Solid Margarine pr>nt net 9-oz. Box 20* 23-oz. Can ••* JB» 31-oz. Can 44 83 net,7%-13-oz. Hkgs. /99 .•••*••*••»•*••»•••»•••••••••••*•»•••••••*• nBt. 12-oz. Can * '•' ••••••••••••••••»••<»••••••••••*•••••••••••#••••••••••••••••••••*••••••«•••• PILLSBURY • EXTRA LIGHT NABISCO • SALTtNES •UNSALTED FAME ' • CHEFBOY-AR-DEE«CHEEZ DEL MONTE PANCAKE ' SPOTLESS • 30 GAL. SIZE PREMIUM The Freshest Produce From Mr. IGA LIQUID i PIZZA CALIFORNIA TENDER \ ^•^s U.S. NO. 1 FANCY MIX |NPAC i TRASH CRACKERS BLEACH ^Q«; MIX ™ PRIDE PAk • IDAHO MAKES 48-4-oz. 16-oz. Pkg. 28 z k 2-lb. BOX 59 GAL. JUG T» *^P 2ff-7/8-oz, Pkg. 93* BAGS $Q02 9 .Servings . -° - P 9- 3el3lloiite GOLDEN 10-ct. Pkg. ASPARAGUS A>^ DRAHD INSTANT QUALITY BANANAS Fresh Bakery Values I Fresh Bakery Values I Fresh Bakery Values HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS . — HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS SERVE WITH CHEESE SAUCE AHRID • LI, POWDER BAYER FOR A GREAT POTATOES OVEN FRESH OVEN FRESH OVEN FRESH DEODORANT TASTE TREAT • REGULAR • UWSCENTED ASPIRIN YELLOW • COOKING FLORIDA \< TURNOVERS BROWN & SERVE SAVE 34c WHITE BREAD boWOEPj SAVE 40c |f\A JUICY •APPLE-CHERRY ROLLS net 9 02. CAN 50 ct Btl ONIONS ORANGES nA<: 3 lb. Bag 5-lb. Bag %JF ^F FRESH GREEN, tb. -g (%$ 5V CABBAGE X-# *M*"4 IGA-TABLERITE BEEF ROUND Jl IGA-TABLERITE FRYER STEAK TABLERlTE LEGS & **•*-—•> FULL FOR YOUR '•:. CENTER EATING CUT BREASTS PLEASURE! WITH BACKS ATTACHED TABLERlTE * •j V.^ - 5 ibs. T-BONE STEAK 50-lb. ! A VG. COST lOibs. ROUND STEAK 91 ZO Bundle lO'bs. GROUND BEEF Save SALE 5 ibs. BNL'S STEW BEEF ADV. PRICE 5 ibs. FAME FRANKS 5 ibs. TABLERlTE BACON \10'bs. FRYER LEGS ) & BREASTS vHerrud) ^T Sandwich **£#-.. K RING ^Specials ^' * BOLOGNA MANV^^******? Serve Hot or Cold! /< HERRUD OR HYGRADE SMOKED BRAUN- Sandwich Fixin's SCHWEIGER FAME • Asst. Sliced net. _^ 'Great ^^ ^^ Luncheon Meats ^ 89 Tostif»fl P^ff y FAME • ALL MEAT '' „ „ -, _ — — Skinless Franks pk0 X FRESH FROZENnJCE WATER IGA-TABLERITE PORK • SMALL PORTION EOMELESS SPARE $11 TIJEBOI FILLETS "»• RIBS tb. • Oldsmobile Toronado Deluxe, full grain racks, forage boxes, minimum sentence, Damman 1973 Chevrolet Impala 4-door, power power, air conditioning, vinyl top. hunk feeders, portable WORKMEN'S COMP AID points out. i cattle mangers and steering and brakes, radio, air con accessories. Custom -FOR SMALL Accumulated good time, ditioning. woodworking. BUSINESSMEN however, can be forfeited for an 1971 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser, 9- -Another bill which has been infraction of prison rules, in the differences in passenger wagon, V-8, automatic, approved by the House (this one subordination, escape* or at 1973 Oldsmobile, 80 Delta Royale 4-door AM-FM, air conditiong. 268 S. Henderson on its way to the Governor for, tempted escape, but as a a Bee's Pre-owned car Hardtop, air conditioning, vinyl top, Fowler, Michigan signing) will reduce the cost of practical matter is normally i tilt wheel. workmen's compensation for awarded routinely. small businessmen and farmers The first of the bills in 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, 2- 1971 Chevy II Nova SS, 2-door V-8.150,4- Phpne (Area 5171 in Michigan. It was especially troduced by Damman, would door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power speed, bucket seats, radio. 593-2000 promoted by the 'lumbermen. eliminate the accelerated steering and brakes, air conditioning. Bee's Pre-owned cars E.O.W. r The bill allows small formula for accumulating good businesses to enter into time by providing a maximum 1970 Buick LeSabre, 4-door Hardtop, V- v .__ are not purchased at Auctions 1973 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser 8, automatic, power steering and brakes, air conditioning, radio and ,* ~ j Wagon, 9-passenger, air conditioned, radio. • i vinyl top. Bee's DO NOT change J OPEN HOUSE the Speedometer 1973 Oldsmobile Toronado, full power, 1970 Chevrolet Camero, 6-cyUnder, air conditioned. AM-FM. standard transmission, radio. -IN THE PARKING LOT NORTH OF SEARS AT