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• r * Clinton County News SiAvm^ilvL Ctudoft QhUL$htaL 1856 22 Pages .February, 19,1975 ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 15 Cents Here's a year's worth of police and fire figures

ST JOHNS r Annual reports submitted, One person didn't listen to the slogan Most are listed Under miscellaneous and recently to the St Johns City Commission by "Keep Michigan Beautiful" and was total 2051. There were 352 calls to report accidents, 127 calls for assistance, 125 Police Chief Lyle French and Fire Chief charged with littering. N Clare Maier, relate some, interesting facts There was 1 charge of child neglect or reports of vandalism and dogs prompted 103 among the lists of statistics* abuse. complaint calls. ' , For instance in 1973, bam fires claimed a A total of 301 property damage accidents Domestic problems or complaints ac­ total of $11,000. But, last year that total was occurred during the year and 48 accidents counted for 92 calls and there were 53 calls $108,000, a jump of $97,000. resulted in personal .injury. There was 1 to report missing or runaway persons. That damage in 1974 came from 8 fires fatal accident during 1974 within the city Lost, stolen or found vehicles,'motor­ and Chief Maier listed a major cause - limits. cycles and bicycles led to 98 calls to the youngsters playing with matches. In addition to the above actions by police, police. , y The Fire Dept fought 14 residential fires another 3001 incidents are included in the The police provided 70 funeral escorts, inside the city limits in 1974. Those fires category of complaints and assistance served 336 subpoenas and, including all their resulted in damages of $21,500. Fourteen requests received by telephone. duties, drove" 106,042 miles. private country residence fires caused damages of $34,000. Two apartment house fires in St Johns caused damaaes of $9650 while car fires in the city claimed $1160 in damages. One hotel fire was reported to have caused Fire destroys $400 worth of damages. One small fire at a factory was reported to have caused $50 damage and the depart­ ment Ijsts $25 damage in a theatre fire. Other fires, not listed according to specific home, garage area or buildings totaled $2450. The total runs made by the department for city fires were 52 and reported damage is listed at Fire dept units from St Johns and the scene and damage was-estimated at $35,235. Laingsburg were called to the scene of a $35,000. Country car fires totaled damages of $1050 house and garage fire at 3911 Green Rd On the way to the fire, a Laingsburg water and outbuildings besides barns .suffered Friday night, but were unable to save the truck overturned and will have to be $4600 in fire damage. structures. replaced. Total damage due to country fires was The home of William Dexter was out of Dexter and his 5 children, ages from 3 to Eureka School students took a step into the past last week and (earned some of the mysteries of the spinning wheel. Mrs Doug ft liit- listed at $147,650. control when the fire departments reached 16 years, escaped injury in the blaze. comb took her spinning wheel to school and, here, explains its operations to the 1st grade class of Mrs Mark I)erb>. In addition'to battling fires( St Johns firemen answered 3 resuscitator calls in the city and 1 in the country. - Their efforts and time were wasted 3 times in city and twice in the country on false alarms. that time aga POLICE REPORT In 1974 a total of 4201 incidents were in­ vestigated and acted upon by the St Johns Police Dept. , ict cafe foutouuneaU $fant 'THwtdcuf, A total of 1397 of those were fortunate enough to have received verbal warnings. District tournament,basketball gets un­ they're pitted against the pre-tourney handily in the Panthers' tourney debut-last , DeWitt, on the other hand, is locked into a Portland, which.also plays a tough Others weren't so fortunate - 943 persons season despite carryingaJackbMer season Ml Class ^-Central Michigan Athletic schedule of large hon-conference foes, held derway next week'laizriocatlbns, including favorites'. v j were cited forJiazqrdous.vi,olations.,A total • St Jeh-e-and DeWfc-High Schools. -^—*7^ vTec&rtfIntone*"jime", " *»**»-* ^ ~ Confer£nc^Hlttte4hat all&vs, little outside -a l6-2Tecord*thatJfeatureda:6he-game high **Bf 378 drivers were cited for non-hazardous St Johns games will be held Monday '* _ ' - ,c%_ . *. K competilionr*r' ^~* score of more than 100 points and a near- violations. Police also report 4 instances of through Thursday with the championship "I have to say that Portland and Lansing This year the'Cougars nave an equally The Panthers stood at 14-4 overall going miss at Grand Ledge. The Class A Comets accident hit and runs. set for Saturday. All contests will begin at Catholic Central will be favored and that poor record - 5-12. But the record means into Tuesday's Dansville game. They were barely nipped Portland 80-77- Portland beat Drivers collected a total of 405 parking . 7:30 pm. Teams will include St Johns, puts us in the toughest bracket," said Gale. nothing, since Lansing Catholic Central 13-4 intheCMAC,2nd behind Fowler (16-1). Fowler in a non-conference game, 71-65. violations. Okemos, Holt, Mason, Durand and Corunna. "But I guess you've got to play the good wins plays in the tough Capital Circuit and meets Bath was 6-7 in the Ingham County league Perry is 10-9 and Haslett 4-14 on the The department reports 10 attempts at DeWitt will run on the same schedule, to win." Class A non-league foes in the Lansing area and 8-9 overall going into this week's season. suicides, Of those attempts, 3 resulted in with Bath meeting Haslett at 7:30 pm Lansing Catholic Central dumped DeWitt all season. , •" schedule. "I feel we will have to play the best game suicide. Monday, DeWitt playing Portland Tuesday, of the year to get past^Portland," said Gale. In criminal activity, there were 169 Perry taking on the Monday winner on "The key will be in rebounding. If we can reports of larceny. There were 17 arrests for Wednesday and Lansing Catholic Central rebound with Portland and LCC, we can be violations-of liquor laws and 10 arrests for squaring off against the Tuesday victor on DeWitt Twp in the game. We're not big, but we have good violations of narcotics laws. Thursday. ^ St Johns speed. Portland has fine time team speed, Burglary reports totaled 35, there were 15 Ovid-Elsie, meanwhile, will open the too, and balanced scoring and good reports of stolen vehicles, and 1 report of a Alma district with a 6:30 pm game Monday defense." ; concealed weapons violation. against Bullock"Creek. Winner will face treasurer resigns tournament Up at Ithaca, Pewamo-Westphalia goes One instance of manslaughter was in­ into its district philosophically. ~ Chippewa Hills at 5:30 pm Wednesday, St. Johns vs Mason vestigated during the year by the St Johns Monday's second game will pit host Alma John Kirschner Jr, submitted in an af­ physical capabilities. Says coach Joe Ghiardi: "We feel we have Police Dept against Hemlock, the survivor to play Kirschner had resigned earlier, but with­ 7:30 Monday - as good a chance as anyone in this district. fidavit, presented at a special DeWitt Twp i Property was a frequent victim in 1974 Chesaning at 8:30 pm Wednesday. The title , meeting Saturday morning, his resignation drew his resignation, citing coercion from , We played even with Central Montcalm in a . when police received reports on 99 in­ match is set for 7 pm Friday. from the office of township treasurer. Richard Warren, chairman of the Clinton pre-season scrimmage. Ithaca is usually County Democratic Party,1 and Richard Holt vs Durand real strong, but hasn't done real well this stances. Details were not available by deadline 7:30 Tuesday Bad checks reported to the police totaled time on Pewamo-Westphalia's schedule in He said the workload was more than his Olger. year. We lost to Carson City-Crystal by 2 96 and there was 1 instance of forgery. the Ithaca district, points in their gym in the season opener. The Police also list 1 instance of em­ Corunna vs Monday winner only team we don't know much about is St bezzlement. Okemos, champion of the Capital Circuit, 7:30 Wednesday Charles." Failure to pay was reported in the city with a 10-1 record, cruises into St Johns as" Local Lions will display Ghiardi plans to go with experience in his during the year 4 times. the pre-tourney favorite. The Chieftains are Okemos vs Tuesday winner lineup, with the exception of sophomore Police received 97 reports of shoplifting 15-2 on the season and undoubtedly will 7:30 Thursday forward Wayne Weiber, who came up from and 20 stolen bicycles. remember that St Johns spoiled their the javees midway through the season. A total of 20 cases of assault and battery tourney hopes last year - at Okemos. Since then, the 6-1 workhorse has led the were investigated and 66 persons were talent and "beauty" team in rebounding with an average of 12 arrested for being disorderly. The Chiefs earlier handed St Johns a 71-62 Potterville and has scored 10 points a game. He joins Police arrested 56 drivers for being under loss in the middle of a current 9-game the CMAC's leading scorer, Lee Thelen the influence and 1 person was arrested for winning streak. ( (about 20 points a game) and center Dan drunkeness. St Johns has beaten one-of the other two in talent show fund raiser May on the front line. Bill Klein and a bevy Capital Circuit teams in the tourney - tournament of 4 guards are fighting for backcourt spots. Mason, by a 75-65 count. The other, Holt, did ST JOHNS-- St Johns Lions are going all Bob Purtill and Roger Feeman, just "I've seen a lot of things this season that not play St Johns. Mason is 3-8 in the league waiting to be discovered, the logical way to Fowler vs Potterville will help us out next year," says Ghiardi. Rotary to and 6-10 overall. oUt to support their man in his campaign for election to Lions International vice- get the job done is through a local talent 7:30 Tuesday "That's what we've wanted to do this year - The host Redwings, meanwhile, carry a 6- president and the International Convention show.-" we're young and we're building. And Art 9 record into the regular season finale in Dallas, Tex this summer, Harnessing this talent and staging the Portland St. vs LCS Baker has his jayvee team at 14-4 for the celebratelQthagains t Charlotte in St Johns Friday. The show will be Lions Bob Koger and Dan 7:30 Wednesday season." ST JOHNS - The St Johns Rotary Club Wings are 4-7 in the West Central Con­ That man is Ralph Lynam of St Johns who Parsons, who will direct members of the Fowler is having another big year *- the will join with 16,000 Rotary clubs in 151 ference and could finish the league schedule will be flanked by the local Lions, hometown local club in their singing and dancing • CCC vsTuBsday winner Eagles of Charles Trierweiler are 17-2 countries in commemorating that in 4th place with a combination of a victory supporters and the St Johns High School performances. 7:30 Wednesday overall and stand as the team to beat at Friday and a win by Grand Ledge over Marching Band. Potterville's Class D- district. Streaky organization's 70 anniversary this month, Hastings (also 4-7). Included in the March 14-15 "That's and according to President Bob Baribeau, Jim Pelham, member of the St Johns Entertainment" production atSt Johns High Championship Potterville and Portland St Patrick are next special programs will mark the event, The West Central champion, Alma, rates Lions Club, says that's "where the need for School will be melodrama including a 7:30 Saturday in ,Hne, with Capitol City Christian and Rotary, the first service club for business as one of 3 strong contenders in the Alma a real old-fashioned, rabble-rousing profit female prize package supported by hero and Lansing Christian rounding out the field. and professional men, was organized by district. maker comes in." He said, "It's going to villain roles, old fashioned minstrel show PauJ Harris, a .Chicago attorney, on Feb 23, Ovid-Elsie is another solid hope, as is take a lot df money to get the band down and chorus line of local "dancers." 1905, Six months later the club had 21 Chesaning, there. Much is being earned by the band To add dignity to the whole thing, some ^embers and today there are over three- O-E (12-7) had the luck of the drawr itself, but not the Lions are shaking the Lions wives with genuine good looks and quarters ^ of 'a million business and picking up Bullock Creek (4-15), which it has community bush to earn their share." talerjt will help out. defeated twice with little difficulty, and He added, "With talent like Ray Ebert, - Tickets are available from any member of professional men around the world who hapless Chippewa Hills (2-16). wear the Rotary emblem. Sam Serrell, Gayle Desprez, Duane Davis, the St Johns Lions Club. While Alma (14-5) has to face an im­ One of, the principal projects of Rotary, proving and dangerous Hemlock Club (9-9), including the local club, is the support of Chesaning (11-7) waits in the wings for the Rotary Foundation. The foundation, wholly next round, Chesaning tied with O-E for 2nd supported by contributions from Individual in the Mid-Michigan B league, but toppled Rotarians and others, sponsors an extensive champion Swan Valley. Swan Valley's only What did we get program of educational awards for overseas other loss of the season came at the hands of study by college students, technicians and Hemlock. teachers of the handicapped. This year some 700 awards with a total "The records of our bracket opponents from the weatherman? value of $3,400,000 were granted. In addition, seem to give us an advantage," said> O-E a group study exchange program enables coach Bob Foreback after, Monday's J teams of young business and professional tourney drawing, "But if we want to win men to spend several weeks studying we've got to beat the good teams sooner or business and social customs In other later. Maybe the draw will give us a chance 'countries. to build momentum. ...a"friple whammy" The St Johns Rotary Club will mark its "We've got tobe careful not to look ahead; 49th year in March. The club was founded on we have to play each game as it comes, All it March 19, 1926 and its first president was takes," added Foreback, "is one bad game Mid-Michigan residents have been treated George Hunter. 3Then came the 3d when early Monday and you're out." to a weather "triple whammy." morning*sleet sheeted the area with glaring Present officers include Baribeau, Dr Foreback listed his probable starters as After several days of freezing tem­ ice. Henry Burkhardt, president elect, Dale leading scorec Jack Bashore (18 points a peratures with the thermometer hovering in Michigan House or Representatives minority leader, Dennis t'awlhornc |U|, at far Robinson.secretary, Mel Warren/treasurer -By noon Monday, hard rains had com­ > game) and Paul Case at guards, Dave the teens and barely breaking 30, came the bined collected ice with sloppy slush and right, chats with hew St Johns Chamber of Commerce members during hU recent visit to and Brandon White, immediate past Groom and Ted Geiger at forwards ana enrfw president. Members of the board of direc­ morning forecasts had predicted up to 4 tit Johns. Visiting with Rep Cawthorae are [from left] Stan JUdd of the Ktrby Center; Joe leading rebounder Doug Long -(10 rebounds Saturday morning flurries turned into a inches of snow. Van Kooyen, Van Itooyen Shoes; Jeanne Uasdale, Hobby Lobby; Joan Valentine, tors include officers plus Gordon Van* a game) at center. regulation snowfall and, before night, roads demark, Brandon White, Rev William Those/orechsts had changed by noon and Gingerbread House and Art Romig, St Johns Co-op. Rep Cawthorne, (old Chamber Down in DeWitt, coach Terry Gale's and streets were snowcovered and slippery. said the snow prediction was "off." it Hankerd, Paul McNataara, Dr James Sen* Panthers face a challenging bracket - But, that was lust the 2d phase. members of pending legislation In Lansing that will affect businessmen. weigert and Rich Wells. They were, right - for once, CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN February 19,1975 , St Johns resident Chamber announces Legal news receives promotion board appointment

ST JOHNS - An area in­ president spoke for the board in pleased that John will be dustrialist has been named to announcing Stevenson's elec­ presenting suggestions and PUBLICATION OF NOTICE Green, Judge of Probate, a by State Police the board of directors of the St tion. "We're most pleased that OF HEARING Ideas representative of the hearing will be held on claims Jphns Area ' Chamber of John agreed to accept this industrial thinking in our and determination of heirs. Commerce' filling a vacancy election by joining our board. community." State of Michigan, The Dated: February 14,1975, EAST LANSING ,-- Capt Edward A. Lenon, 509 S Lan­ Capt Lenon, commander of created by a resignation since His administrative experience Probate Court for the County of Lela Mae Eyestone ( the personnel division at East the organization's elections last and business knowledge will aid Stevenson and his wife Devra CLINTON. sing, St Johns, has been Petitioner promoted in rank by the Lansing, has been advanced to spring; . us greatly in developing a have ten children. The family Estate of HAROLD B, 126 Gail Lane level 16 of captain rank. sound, overall Chamber resides at 306 S Oaklans.in St EYESTONE, File No 19381. Michigan State Poll™ John Stevenson, plant Lansing, Michigan 48906 manager of Federal-Mogul program. We're especially Johns, TAKE NOTICE: On Wed­ Attorney for Petitioner: nesday, May 7, 1975, at 10:30, Corp was elected at the H. James Starr February meeting ' of the- A.M., in the Probate Court­ 110 West Lenawee Left without a wheel Smash, windows, take money room, St. Johns, Michigan, Chamber board to serve a 2- Lansing, Mich 48933 year term in the organization's before the Hon. Timothy M. Phone 1517) 484-7457 43-1 ST JOHNS-Karl Blemaster, truck, > industrial division. Stevenson at Pewamo - Westphalia 4689 W, Hyde Rd, found it dif­ has been a St Johns resident Reported broken were about The culprit-also took a tool since last summer, moving here ' Clinton County Sheriff's START THINKING ficult to drive around recently. chest and tools.' deputies are investigating the $75' in windows and a small During the night, someone from Indiana where he was also amount of money was reported affiliated with Federal-Mogul. recent smashing of windows stole 4 new wheels and tires CAPT. EDWARD A. LENON missing. Also'missing was a SPRING . J . Total value of the items stolen "Ppul McNamara, Chamber and theft of money at Pewamo- Sound Design am/fm clock from his 1973 Chevrolet pickup was set at $1309. EASTER WILL Westphalia High School. radio taken from a trophy case, SOON BE HERE St Johns High site of state drama competitiqn Michelle's ST JOHNS ~ St Johns High regional winner, will be among contest will require all entries contestant at no charge. auditorium during a per­ to be of a serious nature, Members of the audience are II am — Rock High - "Next" School will be the site of the 1975 the 8 schools competing for formance. 12:00 — Lunch Break Land of Oz Michigan High School Foren- state honors. The contest is open to the asked to not enter or leave the Following is the entire contest day's scheduler 1 pm — St Johns High sics League's state finals for Other schools are Midland "Bottom's Dream" drama competition Saturday, Dow,. Southfield Lathrup,' 7:45 am — Opening Assembly 210-N. Clinton Ave. ^^^^^^^Bj 2 pm — Essexville Barber Feb 22.- Portage Northern, Rock High, 8 am — Midland Dow High - High - "I'm Herbert" ' Essexville Barber, Oak Park "Interview" .... Has a delightful selection only you can The 8 regional winners from :t pm — Oak Park High - both the upper and lower and Escanaba. 9 am — Southfield Lathrup decide to believe. "Crawling Arnold" peninsula will meet at St Johns rules of the contest stipulate High - "The Matchmaker" 4 pm — Escanaba High YOU WILL TRULY LOVE OUR ENCHANTING LITTLE PLACE High School to present their that each school is allowed 45 10 am — Portage Northern "Interview" shows to the 3 state finals minutes'to take the stage acting . High - "You Can't Take It With 5:30 pm — Awards assembly INFANTS & TODDLERS judges. area, erect their set, present the You" •> OPENMON.&FRI. show and clear the acting area. FOR BOYS& GIRLS The judges will have the 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. responsibility of identifying the Violating the limit by taking more than 45 minutes meansHhe GIRLS-3 to Gx-7 to 14 plus state drama champion, 2d and TUES.-WED.-THUR.-SAT. 3d place state winners and show will not be able to take a YOUNG JR. (Pre-teen) presenting individual awards of 1st place finish. 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. excellent or superior to per­ The contest rules also BOYS-2 to 4^—4 to 7 formers in acting or technical stipulate that all productions in work. START LAYAWAYS EARLY PHONE 224-6423 this year's meet must be of a St Johns, a recent district and humorour nature. Next year's CLINTON THEATRES WE DON'T JUST SELL THEM... * [ , ST. JOHNS. MICH. We Service Them Too!! FRL-SATURDAY-SUN. ASK ANY OF YOUR FRIENDS THAT HAVE FEB. 21-22-23 PURCHASED FROM KURT'S - THEY'LL AGREE Showtimes: 7 & 9 p.m. Vigilante, dry style - YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR SERVICE judge, jury, and executioner. •-^•j°!~Kfr*-j-^wn WHO DELAUBEKntSPiesenli CHARLES BRONSON ma MICHAEL WHINES Itn _4 E.O. (Squeak) Hyter caps off 20 years and 2 months of being on the job for the City of St Johns. He accepts a "biggie" cigar from_ "DEATH WISH" \ Mayor Roy Ebert. Obvious questions about whether tl»retiree's,' cigar exploded should be referredjtb tti&city ^'ces^j^jiy ^ •j^V*' pi *'• ' '•-" —^- c I Legal news

PUBLICATION OF NOTICE Dated: February 5,1975. OF HEARING Betty Jane Woodhams State of Michigan, The- Petitioner , Pfobate Court for the County oi Lot 103, 609 N. Morton Street CLINTON. St. Johns, Michigan 48879 Estate of EUGENE Attorney for Petitioner: WOODHAMS, Deceased, File Bruce Hollowick .No. 19386. 6810 S. Cedar, Suite 2-A TAKE NOTICE: On April Lansing, Mich 48910 23rd, 1975, at 10:00 A.M., in the Phone 694-2151 43-1 Probate Courtroom, St, Johns, Michigan, before the Hon. Timothy M. Green, Judge of Probate, a hearing will be held on the Petition of Betty Jane AND WHEN IT COMES TO PRICE....We Won't Woodhams, administratrix of said estate for a determination IT'S KARBER'S Be Underpriced On G.E. Washers and Dryersl of heirs. Creditors of the deceased are notified that all claims against the estate must , be presented to" Betty Jane FOR GE's SENSATIONAL LAUNDRY PAIR . Woodhams, Administratrix!Lot Both with time-saving 103, 609 N. Morton Street, St Johns, Michigan, and proof ONE STOP permanent press cycles! *• thereofwithcopiesoftheclaims filed with the Court on or before 2-SPEED WASHER Wednesday, April 23, 1975 at 10:00 A.M., the time scheduled COMPLETE ' »4 time-saving cycle selections; including for a hearing on claims at the Activated Soak for better cleaning and Clinton County Probate Court Delicate,for garments that need Notice is.further given that BUILDER SERVICE special care. the estate will' be thereupon • Exclusive Filter-Flo® filter system assigned to persons appearing effectively traps lint. of record entitled thereto. Unbalanced load control eliminates the v* ' * need for re-set buttons and buzzers and saves you time and steps. R. E. BENSON

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The next meeting will be at ANYTHING FROM A "KID'S WAGON" TO AN COLONIAL RESTAURANT the home of Mrs Robert Ph. 224-7102 Hebeler, Sr and the program 101 N. Clinton St. Johns will be on Hymnology. "AIRPLANE" AND "EVERYTHING ELSE"

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LANSING - In a double ring 18 E Alden St, Coldwater, Mich, 'tradition as the bride wore a sleeves, and a corsage of 3 white ceremony Feb 8 at 6 pm, Sheri The groom is the son of August cross necklace set' with a sweetheart rose?. Lynn Hidenfelter and David and June Hoppe of 333, S diamond which originally was Larry Wagner served as the August Hoppe were united'in Sheridan Rd, Lansing, in the groom's grandmother's groom's best man. , \ marriage. "• The'bfiSe was escorted down wedding ring, and a necklace A reception was held at 7;30 The ceremony waS performed the aisle by her father while the that her mother wore in her pm for 100 guests at Eaton- fay'the Rev Paul Hartman at organist played the traditional wedding. She also carried a Rapids Conservation Club. The Sfachel - Hudson Central United Methodist wedding music, She wore a full hanky which belonged to the tablecloth used for the cake Church before ah altar dressed length white knit gown with an groom's great grandmother. table bad been in the groom's Mr and Mrs Charles Attache! family for 4 generations. The of §09 S Mbbee, St Johns, an- with candles? ••*•" * % empire 'waistline and a hood She'cartiea'pouquet'of white ' nounce the engagement of their The bride is the daughter of worn as a veil. carnations, white and pink decoration for the top of the wedding cake belonged to the daughter, Jeanne Louise, to James and Mable Hidenfelter of The wedding was laced with sweetheart roses, and blue Rick Hudson, son of the late tT daisies. groom's sister, Mrs Barbara Hyatt. Jack Hudson and Mr and Mrs Mrs Ellen Hartsfield of South Philip Gibbs of'367 Haslette Rd, Haven, Mich attended the bride The bride's sister, Irene Williamston. as matron pf honor. She wore a {Fdton, served the cake, and Freedom... full length blue gown with an The bride-elect is presently Cheryl Halkowicz attended the employed by Michigan Millers IS A STERN TASKMASTER empire, waistline and long guest book. Mrs Ellen Harts- sleeves. , field attended the gifts, Mutual Insurance Co, Lansing. TO PRESERVE HIS LIBERTY EACH MUST ASSUME The prospective bridegroom is The bride's-mother, Mrs The hall was decorated by Mr attending Ferris State College. A RESPONSIBILITY FOR PERSONAL SELF* CON- Hidenfelter, wore a full length and Mrs Paul Duffy of Eaton 1 A winter wedding is being TROL OR INEVITABLY THAT CONTROL multi-colored gown with an Rapids, who also served planned. JEANNE STACHEL WILL BE ASSUMED BY THE STATE. empire waist and full skirt. Her refreshments. corsage consisted of 3 white A special guest was the •sweetheart roses. groom's father, August Hoppe,' A thought fdr a Mttw world (com The mother of the groom, Mrs who attended the ceremony THE QRANOaLODGE OF FREE & Hoppe, wore a full length red, even though he was a patient at %W&^e Ucwtet M ftCCEPJED MASONS OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN white and blue gown with short ^ St Lawrence Hospital at the time. Steven Roger Kell, 24, 311 Dale Lee Prochazka, 20,306, S The bride and groom plan to Brandywine, Lansing; Anne Lansing, St Johns; Rose Marje take a wedding trip later in the Elise Fellows, 23, 311 Bran­ Vogel, 17, 306 S Lansing, St year. They are presently dywine, Lansing. Johns. ' ( making their home in Lansing. ToddEdwareMoore, 18,10224 u r The bride is a graduate of MR & MRS DAVID AUGUST HOPPE Ransom Road, Bannister; South Haven High School, and s Dawn Applebee, 18, 223 E Brouson Meth School of Nur­ Clinton Street, Ovid. sing. The groom is a graduate of Eastern High School and served With the US Navy from 1965-68. Bath Legion Post hosts dist meeting

Clinton County ^ATH -- The American lt Guests at the meeting in- Rehabilitation Chairman ' Legion Post 101 of Bath hosted * eluded Past Department Jeannine McLean reported the News the Eighth District dinner and President, Mrs Dorothy Volkers Mothers Day Hankie Program Second class postage paid at St. Johns, Mich, 48B79. meeting Sunday, Feb 9. of Grand Rapids and the will again be operation and that Published Thursdays - at Eighth District Commander Department Commander's all Units must have their 120 E. Walker Street, St. Johns by Clinton County Richard Corwin of DeWitt wife, Mrs Audrey Newer, of hankies and cards to Saginaw News, Inc. conducted the Legionaries Detroit. <* VA Representative Helen Subscription price by mall) In Michigan, $5 for one year, meeting and Eighth District Mrs Volkers reported on Barker by April 27. Saginaw $9 for (wo yean, $3.75 for President Freddie Robinson of Community Hospital six months) outside Michigan, Auxiliary Scholarships $6 for one year. Saginaw conducted the available, through the Auxiliary Representative Bertha Johnson Auxiliary meeting. and the "Need a Lift" books are will be sent $50,00 to have bingo available and should be put in games for patients. all school libraries and 'City Children and Youth Chairman libraries so that people are Helen Martin requested more aware of what is offered in everyone to send" in their the way of Scholarships. postage and trading stamps as ^SERVICE "Mrs Volkers also reported time is growing short. Edwin T CASH that the Auxiliaries Girls State Stiles Unit 153 of St Johns dates are June 14 through the turned in 24 books of Top Value r«;» I MM Tji 22nd at Olivet College in Olivet. stamps and 12^ S & H Stamp To date 410 reservations have books plus several other kinds, REBATES .been accepted. A limit of 504 is This is the most that have been all that can apply. Mrs Louise ever turned in by a single Unit Baker Eighth District Girls thus far. State Chairman reported 40 UP TO girls from the 8th District had Membership Chairman been accepted. She will host a Peggy Desrosier urged all Unit p /MIDDLE Chairmen to please stress District tea for Girls State $500 candidates on Sunday, May 4 membership as the 8th District from 3 to 4 pm at the Owosso is still 251 from quota. Post Home in Owosso. The next Eighth District **I VALUE Poppy Chairman Pauline meeting will be April 13 at Burdick set April 13 as the President Freddie Robinson's deadline for Unit Poppy Posters home Unit-Saginaw Post 312. to be sent in to the District for Service Officers school at 12 pm on America's judging. Poppy Days will be dinner at 1:30 and the meetings best-selling line-up } At Parr's May 15-16-17. at 3 pm. of small cars: u«?«w«^»^ CIS $500 on 75 IRTHS &**?«**& Mustang HGhla WM^»^&m^ $500 on 75 WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING PHARMACY A benefit dance will be held Mustang UMach I Feb 22, from M am at St A boy/Eric Lee, born to Mr Michael's Hall, 325 Edwards St, $300 on 75 and Mrs James E. Voisinet of Grand Ledge, The event, Mustang IE hardtop AND PRESCRIPTION SERVICES: Alward Lake Rd, Laingsburg, sponsored by the St Vincent's Jan 26 at Sparrow Hospital. He ,Home for Children Guild, will $300 on 75 weighed 9 lbs 7 ozs. Grand­ feature the Mello-Tones. Set­ MusfanglT. 2+2 parents are Mr and Mrs Gilbert ups and a lunch are included in Hengesbach of Westphalia and the donation of $3.50 per person. $200 on any 1.24 Hour Prescription Service Mr and Mrs Victor Voisinet of St Tickets are available at St 75 Pinto Johns. The mother is the former Vincent's Home, Willow St, Kathy Hengesbach. Lansing, or may be purchased $200 on any 2. Pharmacist On Duty Or On Call At All Times at the door, 75 Maverick $350 on 75 A boy, Jack Albert, was born FEB 19 -- The Clinton 3. Ratient Profile.Records to Mr and Mrs James A. Esch of Memorial Hospital Auxiliary SuperCab Pickup "RtJ, Eagle, Feb 3 afEdward W. Board will meet in the hospital Sparrow Hospital •* dining room at 8 pm. NO NONSENSE. No weekly cut ofts. Ho 4.-All Insurance Programs- • * ' trade-In requirements. No complicated details. • Just pick the one you want Jo buy or lease. • Get our best deal. • Then . -5. Income Tax Records et your cash rebate directly from Ford Call Slotor Company. • This rebate covers TO PLACE YOUR new '75'$ sold and delivered between now and February 28. So don't wait 6. Free Delivery > 224-2361 CLASSIFIED NOW! 7. Complete Stock Of Fresh Prescription Drugs / ^ FORD 8. Fast Accurate Service "No Long Waits" MARY ANN'S EGAN . 9. Charge Accounts FABRICS Laundromat Building, Fowler FORD 10. Complete Line Of Patient Aids, Crutches, Wheel Open Daily from 10-5:30 p.m. -SALES, INC.

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. t. 4- % **». February 19,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St JOHNS, MICHIGAN Morning'Mu&Jcafe discusses Legal Call X lOK' Before You Pack "composers ahead bi their time" FOB news EAST LANSING, £ "Morning Muslcale", the St ' The program for the day was by Schubert; Diantba Wit- PUBLICATION OF NOTICE MICHIGAN V Johns Ch&pter of the United ^entitled "Composers Ahead of teveen played Liebestraum and OF HEARING $ Federation of Music Clubs, met Their Time". The notes were Hungarian Rapsody No '2 by State of Michigan, The Enjoy real money-saving .; at the home of Mrs John Caudy given by Mrs Kenneth Jones " Liszt; Phyllis RiFeb 13. who listed Bach, Schubert, "Traume," "Schmerzin," and CLINTON. Following a brief business Liszt, Wagner, and Benj Britton played "I'm Treibhause" by Estate of EDNA V. ALBERT 'meeting Mrs Kenneth Jones as composers who were ahead Wagner; and Joan Martis sang SCHAVEY, Deceased, File No. told the club about a little of their time for many different, "Sweet Polly' Oliver" by 1930S.' beginning history of the club as reasons. Following each Benjamin Britton. TAKE NOTICE: On March 5, MOTOR HOTEL she was one of the charter composers introduction the The next meeting will be held Lowe UMW meeting notes 1975. at 10:30 A.M., in the 1427 W. Saginaw Street • .members. As a member .of this following people played or sang. at the home of Mrs Clifford Probate Courtroom, Court­ years nominating -committee The Lowe UMW'meeting was house, St. Johns, Michigan, Junction of U.S. 43 and , Evangeline Caudy played LumbertFeb 27 with a program of'their garments to either Feb 19-25, for $1,50. Emily State Rte 78 at Coolidge Rd. she also read the list of Minuet and Ginatte 'by Back; on "Music by Michigan Com­ opened by president, Al Bast, at Eloise or Cherie Anderson at Davis moved that UMW pay $1 before the Hon. TIMOTHY M. nominees for offices for 1975-76. Carol Duguay sang "Serenade" posers". 7:30 pm with fourteen members the earliest possible moment to MYF members who go to see GREEN, Judge of Probate, a • Color TV In every room and three guests present Ruth The . hostess will be Helen the film. They will ride in a bus hearing will be held on the • Restaurant & Lounge McGuire gave an opening Murton with refreshments operated by Rev Jones of petition of Gaylord D. Schavey, prayer before the roll call. served by Laura Powers and Eureka Church. executor of license to sell real • Heated Pool DAR news Minutes were read and ap­ Louise Dershem," Doris .estate of said deceased. Persons • Family Plan' proved. Names of our elderly Shinabery will publicize the interested in said estate are 1 , The ,president„invitea s!' • Meeting and Mrs Dean Gill was hostess of Spangled Banner was led by citizens were submitted to be •event, and Cherie Anderson will 'present to come to Family directed to appear at said Banquet Rooms the River Wabwaysin Chapter, Mrs Manning Bross. Devotions. called upon and presented with be the narrator, Night at Lowe Church for a hearing to show cause why such plants from our society -- L ALL AT MODERATE RATES Daughters of the American were given by the< Chaplain Doris Shinabery announced a poUuck dinner and fun starting license should not be granted. Revolution, Feb ll. Miss Shirley Pouch. Florence Stewart, Florence at 7 pm, Feb 19 with the Basts Dated: February 14,1975 . Taege, Annie* Simcox, Percey film "Time to Run" by Billy RESERVATIONS , The meeting was called to The President General's Graham to be shown at Alma, and the Hynes serving as hosts. Paul A. Maples order ,by the Regent Miss message was read by Mrs John Kingsbury, Frank Desprez, Att'y Petitioner CALL TOLL FREE Maralyse Brooks. The Star Caudy. It was decided (o honor Anita Smith, Ethel Gove and lone Anderson,. - 210 N. Clinton Ave. ' 800-621-4404 our Revolutionary Ancestors in St. Johns, Mich. 4B879 In Illinois' 800-972-7200 NATIONALLY ACCREDITED a future issue of the DAR BY THE COSMETOLOGY The new business included the Attorney for Petitioner: Magazine. World Day of Prayer on March Paul A. Maples ACCREDITING COMMISSION Little Bits The program was given by 7 to which initiations are to be 210 N. Clinton Ave. Mrs Dale Calder, national sent to all the churches in the St. Johns, Mich. 48879 defense chairman on surrounding area immediately. Notes from our staff Phone 224-3236 (517) 43-1 SPECIAL ON "America's Time for Soul They are Salem, Greenbush, Searching," followed by a Eureka, Maple Rapids, all STAY OUT OF SQUEEZE discusson of the energy problem churches in St Johns, Pilgrim Riding between the lanes of PERMANENTS and- the "Equal Rights United Methodist, and any other traffic is illegal... and highly Amendment". women who would like to1 join OUR APOLOGIES to dangerous. On two way streets, Josephine., .in last week's FEED THE METER before a bicyclist may pass on the left Clink Open To Mrs Harold Millman read us. The program will start at 1 | CLIP COUPON several of the essays submitted •pm, with light refreshments about the St Johns Honor Roll, leaving your car parked in the of vehicles moving in the same The Public Josephine Mueller was iden­ city parking lot between the I Your Choice of by the 5th grade of St Joseph served afterwards. direction. On one-way streets, FREE PARKING tified as Joseph Mueller. Well, County News and the American I Permanent* School for the American History The Style Show on March 20 bikers should use an unoccupied ALL SERVICES RENDERED Contest sponsored by the he's a she and we're sorry about Legion. Parkers have been lane. BY SUPERVISED SENIOR STUDENTS ! S15 Permanents-$12.50 was also discussed. It is to be notified that tickets are not .. 1 $12.50 Permanents*$8.50 Chapter. . * chaired by Eloise Cook, with all the mix-up. For further information, write pr call I $8,50 Permanents*$7.00 * * * going to be issued to meter Leora Katnr 15557 North East St. Lansing • $7.00 Permanents-SS.00 Mrs Donald Couzens was a members serving as models. violators. There's been kind of a PHONE 482-6273 guest. They are to submit'descriptions THE COUNTY NEWS and, pity hall were treated to a grace period since the meters NEW sidewalk serenade last week. A were installed, but now it's pay local student was dutifully up time. practicing on his trumpet and SPRING treated all within hearing to a CONGRATULATIONS to the rendition of "Jesus Christ St Johns High School Drama Superstar." Dept They did it again. For the FABRICS * • * • 4th straight year they have I LOOK FOR SPECIAL taken top honors in the district theBICChas EDITION-It's in the planning competition and then went on to ARRIVING DAILY stages, but in the next few regionals to repeat the victory. weeks look for a special edition This year they took 1st in the JFMICTWH1BJECT1 of the County News telling about district in St Johns and then what's been and what will be finished on top Saturday at the off ices & hours with agriculture in Clinton regionals in Portage. They won MARY ANNS County. this year with the production of "Bottom's Dream." The state,* competition is being hosted by 1 FABRICS YOU AND St Johns Feb 22. 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Charlotte (2-9) will try to come Hastings jumped out to an 11- Lack of offensive movement 12 In the 3rd period. wings there enroute to a 75-68 Alma finished its schedule The Redwings came alive in conference triumph Friday. up with its 1st set of back-to- 4 lead over St Johns Friday and hurt the visiting Redwings, who against St Louis Tuesday; back wins this season at St by one point in the 2nd half led fell behind 20-12 in the 1st the final stanza, outpointing the The win pulled the Saxons into Saxons 23-11 and coming with a a 4th-place tie with St Johns in pair of buckets of the hosts/ the West Central Conference. But the Wings'missed 3 key Each team, has one game Women gymnasts defeat Perry layups and fouled Hastings remaining. and-tumbling by St Johns to several times In the closing St Johns, 4-7 in the league and St Johns High's women's tumbling - and Davis adding a' .Rogers took 2nd place for St minutes. The Saxons converted gymnastics team scored its 2nd reverse the score in the final 6.60 for 2nd place. Suzy Hopko's 6-9 overall, "closes the regular event of the day, Johns,' the bonus free throws to keep season schedule against con­ victory over Perry last week, score of 4.85 was 6th in the in­ Julie Julian kept it going for the game safely under wraps. ference foe Charlotte in the but this time it was harder. Mary Ellen Cardenas keyed dividual "standings" but was Perry in the balance beam, Perry, which couldn't catch the rally with a 1st place in the also a key, boosting St Johns to St Johns outshot Hastings 32 Redwing, gym. floor exercise. She totaled an scoring a 5.85 for 1st. Team­ field goals to 30 while hitting 48 Hastings winds up at 3rd St Johns in its own gym earlier an 18,50 to 15.80 advantage in mate Karen Stratten notched in the season, nearly stayed on average of 7.00 to finish ahead per cent of its shots. But the place Grand Ledge (6-5), also a that event and on top of the "3.85, leaving St Johns' top hosts made 15 of 22 free throws top of the host Redwings before of Perry's Merry Robinson score for good. WCC contest. (6.75). scorer, Carol Huard, in 3rd with to St Johns' miserly total of 4 for Alma, which has closed Its losing 77.95 to 76.70. Terri Lindow opened the meet witiva 4.70. 9 gift shots, t last WCC season with a St Johns led after the 1st Following right behind was with a victory in vaulting for St 1 Redwing Rhonda Davis with Tim Fox led the Redwings championship, is ll-l after event, but Perry inched ahead Johns. The Redwings got a 2nd That left Perry with a 43.35 to for the next 3. It took a solid 6.70 and Lori Winsor added a place score of 4.55" from Robin with 24 points, and Jeff Hazle having its bid for a perfecto 6.25 to give St Johns a total of 39.50 lead, setting up the St had his highest total with 10. spoiled by Waverly in a 63-59 performances in floor exercise Conrad and a 3.85 from Nancy Johns rally. Kevin Knight came off the 19.95 for the event. Perry Rogers to go into an early 13.45 finished with 17.55 but still held bench to add 14 from the guard to 12.50 lead. Others scoring points for the spot. Jerry's Bargain Store onto the lead in the running But Lori Smith of Perry's 6.15 score, 60.90'to 59.45. Redwings in the meet: Pauline Hastings put 6 men in double Rick COIB of St Johns moves in on 139-pound was good enough for 1st in the Kissane and Adnrea Boyce in figures, led by Fred Groos' 16. 307 N. Clinton Phone 224-6248 Winsor and Davis figured in uneven parallel bars, which uneven bars, Winsor and LuAnn opponent Greg Burt of Michigan Center. Cole the clincher, Winsor pulling a St Johns had won the 1st decked Burt twice and went on to win and get Gas Heaters Perry won by just one point for Hetler in balance beam, and ( New and used furniture, 7,05 in her strongest event - encounter with Hastings, 63-58, a shot at a state title in Grand Rapids, \. Couches', Chairs, End Tables Aquariums a scant 28.10 to 28.05 margin. Hopko in tumbling. The Redwing jayveesjook an Dinette Table and Chairs Cash Register St Johns picked up 3 each at early lead and built as much as Coffee Tables Bicycle COMPLETE BODY WORK Chest of Drawers (used) Luggage the available 1st, 2nd and 3rd a 14-point advantage before Full and Twin Beds Drum Set AND GLASS REPLACEMENT places. dropping a last-second decision District Golden Desk Dishes by a 64-63 count. Dressers Jewelry Next action for the Redwings Book Cases Avon Bottles BOB'S AUTO BODY , INC. Hastings won it on a medium- was to be at home against East range jumper with 12 seconds t\ WANTED .... NEW & USED FURNITURE. Lansing at 7 o'clock tonight Gloves winners Phone 224-2921 left to go after trailing most of ODDS & ENDS & WI1SC. ITEMS. _ 800 N. Lansing (Wednesday). the way. THE WHOLE TOWN'S Rootin' for you REDWINGS IN YOUR QUEST FOR THE UPCOMING Bill Brown of St Johns wades in against his open 178-pound foe Mike Dennis of Lansing/ After be- ,_ ipg behind jn.the opening 2.rounds, Brown came DISTRICT BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 3 *P I'polindingbWo scoria jkO* i' *> <% & 8 League wrestling results

>_ MMB HVY-Mark Benkert (SV) pinned Dean TEAM SCORING Havelka (I) S 53. Ovid Elsie 89, Corunna 70, Swan Valley CONSOLATION* -61, St Louts 56, Cbesaning 43 5, Ithaca 47. 98-Greg Taylor (CORl pinned Lee Bullock Creek Pumford (OE) 4-38 CHAMPIONSHIP 105-Troy Bancroft (OE) pinned Pablo 88-Randy Wright (CH) dec John Burns Rios (SL) 5 56 (SV) 7-3. U2-Rick Haney (CH) dec Jeff Simmet 105-Ken Graham (SV) dec Tod Kenyon (1)2 0 (COB) 7-3 US-Brad Bltterman (CH) dec Brad 112-Steve Latz (OE) dec Dennis Wood Kennedy (SV) 17-0 (SL) 5-1 126-Joe Evey (I) dec Randy Devine 119-Frank Goodrich (OE) dec Chris (SL) 4 2 Coolllns (COR) 6-2 132-Matt Marzluft (CH) won by default 126-Mike Hoeft (OE) dec Tim Kllden over Mike Chamberlain (OE). (C0RI5-1 ' 138-Jetf Pullman (SL) dec Bob Reyes 132-Bob Shock (SL) pinned Dave (I) 3 2 Oglnsky (COR) 4*27. 145-Marty Shuttleworth defeated Randy 138~Leonard Mitchell (OE) dec Jim Wischmeyer (SL) R D Flattery (SV) 2 0 155-Brian Ruehle (I) pinned Damen 145-Roger Lover (OE) dec Kirk Vclek Howell (CH) 2.55 (COR) 4 2. 167-Chuck Cowley (OE) dec Keith 155-Kevin Dahl (BC) dec Randy Woodcock (SL) 4 3 Striggow (COR) 4 2 > IBS-Greg Smith (COR) dec Jim Marz 167-Larry Zamarron (I) dec Jeff Wilson ISV) 7 0 •*• (SVJ 6-2 KVY-Ken Roslund (SL) dec Russ Leslie 185-Tom SmiUi (BC) dec Bill Giesken (OE) 7-1 (CH) 14-6 St Johns Redwings from left, front row: Kalem Latimer, Frank Faivor, Keith Haske, Greg Hazle, J Kevin Knight,, Brian Pertler, Bob DUmer. From left, rear: Mike Turner, Wayne Fedewa, Tim Fox, Jerry Bashore, Carl Bashore, Ed Faivor, Jeff Hazle, Tim Knaus. . j, WCAC

WESTCENTRALCONFERENCE ' HVY-Kurt Lawrence1 «JU dec Steve TEAM SCORING Hoke (H). , Charlotte 101 5, Alma 89 5, St Johns 69, Grand Ledge 54 5, Hastings 43, Waverly (ONSOLATION THIS AD BROUGHT TO YOU BY THESE REDWING BOOSTERS: 3 5, Ionia 25 93-Brian Wiltshire (AL) dec Ross CHAMPIONSHIP Brown (H) 6-1 9Q-Mike Cruz (CH) dec Jeff Wagner 105-Tnm Thrush (AL) dec Alan Fox (W) (SJ) 13-0 105-Dan Cruz (CH) pinned Lynn Thelen 10 (SJ) 1*24 nz-Ed Gotdburg (W) dec Leon Parker (SJ). Colonial Restaurant 112-Kevin Brummctte (CH) dec Chris t Radina Studio S&H Farms Woodard (I) 8-4 119-Mark Bancroft (SJ) dec Shane McAllister (GL). 119-Mark Starr (CH) dec Tom Cadena (AD 13-4 , 126-Dwayne Vedder (CH) dec Bill Wager !SJ) OT. 126-Kyle Allison (GL) dec Jim Parsing Schmitt Electric (AL) 13-4 132-Shane Francisco (I) dec Jace Clinton Automotive Supply - Gambles 132--Jlm Wcgner (SJ) dec Blane George (H) 5-3 \ Rockafellow (AL) 3-2 13B- Carl Peltlt (SJ) pinned Brian 138-John'McConkie (AL) dec Malt Mooney (GL) , * i Housechlld (H) 10-5 145-Ken Cheblina (AL) dec Rob Chopp i 145-Butch Marler (W) dec Kevin Good (GL) S 3 Dean True Value Hardware Eisler's Superette Bailey Music Center < (CHJ 8-5 155-Gary Mitchell (AL) dec Phil Eldred 155-Terry Noteboom (H) dec Jeff (CH) 5-2. Broslngton (SJ) 16-B 167-Jcff Albert (W) dec Chris Hyde 167-B111 O'Connor (GL) dec Mike Hosey (AL). JCH19-3 IBS-Bill Rogers

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Ron Henning ' St. Johns Co-op Bee's Chevrolet & Olds * Capitol Savings & Loan Bob's Auto Body Willard D. Searles, Builder ' I Rivard Nursing Home Hub Tire Center Parr's Pharmacy * Zeeb Fertilizers Egan Ford Sales, Inc. Antes Cleaners

iWr February 19,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN Finishes season undefeated Pewamo-Westphalia takes wrestling crown

qame away in the 1975 league All 12 of Pewamo-We'st- DEWITT •- Pewamo - championship. Fulton finished 3d ,with 72% undefeated and finished the Westphalia carried an un­ points, Olivet was 4th with 50& season with an 11-0-1 record. phalia's wrestlers placed in the They finished on top with and Bellevue was last with 28. meet. defeated dual wrestling meet' 117% points with their closest record into the CMAC league The 1975 Pewamo-Westphalia The tie was with Portland Following are championship challenger DeWitt with 109 High School and, 2 weeks later, match results: meet Saturday at DeWitt and points. team is the .first in varsity' wrestling competition to go the Pirates defeated them 33-17. 98-Hugh Bates (D) pinned Mike Amkozowie (O) in 3:17. 105-Duane ' Smith * (D) decisloned Tom Schafer (P-W) Redwings swimmers 12-1. V. 112--Tim Elkins (D) decisionedReo Youngs (F) 10-0. 119-Larry Bates

St Johns' junior high (followed by Ovid vs Corunna at phrey. basketball program has another 6:15, Ithaca vs Bullock Creek at Semi-finals and consolation FAREWELL FETE hot season going and local fans 7:30 and St Johns vs Alma at round games will be held Feb have just a few chances leftuo 8:45. 20, with the championship and FOR THE catch the undefeated '8th St Johns is undefeated; Ovid 3rd-place contests set for graders in action. and Alma each have lost just Saturday, Feb 22 at l and 2:15 LARRY PATRICK FAMILY Thursday is the final regular once during the season. pm. Trophies will be awarded to season appearance, with "This is junior high basket­ the top 3 teams. Sunday, Feb. 23 Rodney B. Wilson taking on ball at its best," said St Johns DeWitt. Then follows defense of coach Mike Humphrey. "The To date, Wilson's A team has the championship in next biggest test will be in the defeated Mount Pleasant 77-40, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. week's 8th annual running of the opening game against Alma. Owosso 69-39, Ionia 78-35, Alma Ovid-Elsie Junior High We beat Alma 55-54 with a pair 55-54, DeWitt 45-38, Owosso 65- Central Notional Bank Basketball Tournament. of free throws with just 2 44, and Mount Pleasant 70-39. St Johns has won the last 5 seconds to go at Alma earlier in The B team has downed Community Room the season. Mount Pleasant 47-33, Owosso tourney titles. FRIENDS AND Further Information; Elsie will kick off the tour­ "The winner of this game will 48-31, Ionia 54-27, Alma 43-9, GENERAL PUBLIC nament at Ovid-Elsie Hjgh have a real good chance to get DeWitt 45-18, Owosso 63-31, Call 224-7238 or 224-6051 Champions for P-W in the victory at the CMAC league meet Tuesday at DeWitt are [from right] Dick Mount Pleasant 43-35. INVJTED Miller, heavyweight: Steve Fedewa, 185-pounds; Mike Stump, 145-poundsj Clair Weber, 138 and Chris School next Wednesday at 5 pm, into the finals," opines Hum­ Rademacher, ___^__^^_^__^^___ Marauders pull near upset over VICTORY TO THE Swan Valley

SAGINAW ~ Saginaw, Swan overtime. Valley clinched the Mid- . The Marauders were again Michigan B basketball the victims of Ellis who once championship Friday, but they more popped in a bucket with 20 had to'battle through-2 over­ seconds left and the game went OVID-ELSIE times with Ovid-Elsie before into the 2d overtime. ' they did it. . In the 2d overtime/ Swan At the end of regulation play, Valley scored the 1st 5 points the score was knotted 73-73 and and the "Marauders couldn't Swan Valley went on after 2 catch up and were outscored 7- overtimes to take the game 79- 2. 84. Ellis was offense weapon MARAUDERS Both teams scored 4 points in against the Marauders all night the 1st overtime and Swan and finished the game with 27 Valley took a 7-2 scoring edge in points. the 2d overtime. » Jack Bashore led the IN THE UPCOMING DISTRICT "he victory was the 10th in Marauders with 23 points. MMB conference play with 1 Dave Groom was also in loss for Swan Valley. Ovid-Elsie double, figures with 18 points is 9-3 in the conference and 11-6 and Bruce Long followed with BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS! for the season. 16. Swan Valley tied the game in Also scoring for Ovid-Elsie .regulation play when Mitch were Ron Shively with 8, Paul Ellis scored in the final 20 Case 8 and Ted Geiger with 6. seconds. The Marauders -were Ovid-Elsie then had an op­ scheduled (weather permitting) portunity to upset the league to play Grand Ledge in an away leaders with 1 second left in the game Tuesday and finish out game, but 2 errant free throw the regular season Saturday attempts put the game into against Bay City All-Saints. THIS MESSAGE i »», DeWittJwp BROUGHT TO

The synopsis of the regular the preliminary plat of Prairie YOU BY meeting of the DeWitt Township View Subdivision. Adopted a Board held on February 10,1975 resolution to remove the taxes at the Township Hall, 780 E from the DNR property. THESE Wieland Road, Lansing; Emerson reported that Michigan. CAPACOG will be submitting a The meeting was called to different request. Appointed OVID-ELSIE order at 8:04 pm by Supervisor Sandra Boutwell to the Board of Emerson. Review. There was a short Board members present: recess. Emerson, Syverson, Kirschner, The 911 number was tabled SPORTS Pline, Corr, Kzeski and Olger. for review by the Public Safety The meeting was opened with Committee, The Better Land the Pledge of Allegiance. Use Association was explained k-*\ ML^-AJ A ,T * .2*tirA^2*.^s BOOSTERS: The qgenda and minutes were by Tom Clayton. There was a approveoV discussion. Forsberg requested Ovid-Elsie Marauders, from left, front row: Jim Maag, Ruben Rodriguez, Mark Hudecek, Paul Case, ' Bruce Angell Sr asked if King sewer service to 12 lots in Dave Groom, Jack Bashore. From left, 2nd row: Coach Bob Foreback, Tim Swick, Brian Welton, Jack Arthur's Court was hooked into Geneva Shores* The cost will Cook, Darel Hebeler, Ron Shiveley. Missing are Ted Geiger and Doug Long. • the sewer system. .Attorney have to be figured out. Ap­ Robinson explained why they proved all vouchers but 6940. were not and what recourse the There was a question from a B&B Used Cars Ovid Roller Mills Ovid Hardware Township has. Angell then resident on the Treasurer's Love's Upholstery Shop asked if the sewer system had procedure of collecting taxes, enough funds to meet the bond There was a discussion on a Elsie Crop Service Clinton Machine payment in May, Emerson said 'joint application with Clinton Bancroft's Clothing that there were sufficient funds. County on the Community C&D Chevrolet * The Planning Commission Development Act. A resolution Steve's Refuse Service Tri-Ami Bowl Smith's Party Store minutes were given by Pline, was adopted to make a pre-app The zoning map was discussed. and joint submission with the Ovid Oil Co. ' The Hardship Ordinance, County* The Parks and Cook's Drug Store Darlings Hardware Watt Florist Lansing Sewer Agreement and, Recreation Commission will the Non-Motorized Tran­ discuss plans for the BiCen- - Chamberlain Building Supply sportation Plan will be removed tennial. • Gene's IGA Foodliner Ovid Service Agency Carter-Melvin Agency from the agenda until we have Adjournment at 10:42 pm, hew infot?ittUow.fri theiejtem/. Respectfully submitted, - Or^nanteNoMtoamendthe Donna fr. Syverson, Clerk. State Farm Insurance Ray's Gulf Dick Hallead Ford Swartzmiller Lumber Co., Elsie Division {Uniform Building Code was approved by Dale S, Emer­ i4 a Wscussed artd.taWed. Approved son, Supervisor* 8 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN t February 19,4975

Foul and technical costly to P-W ) Fowler clinches y WEBBERVILLE -> A foul, the end of the 1st quarter 18-14, overtime period with 2 seconds Griswold went to the line.and followed by a technical, turned but the Pirates came back to left to play was a basket by p-\V dropped in .1 straight free a 1-polnt lead into a 2-point loss take a 1-point lead, outscoring and a free throw by Web- throws to sink the Pirates By 2 for the Pewamo-Westphalia , the hosts 17-12 in the 2d period. beryille. .. ' , - points 56-54. •' -:><••*-waw Both teams hit for 14 points in Then Don Griswold took the Pirates Friday night, falling to - •• V ..' • ,-,;• Webberville 56-54 in overtime. 'the 3d period and, in a cold Ball for Webberville and drove At the end of regulation play shooting last period, Web­ down the court. He was fouled ,Lee Tholen of P*W led all the Pirates and Webberville berville tied the game by out^ and that call v/as followed by scoring with 29 points and was the only Pirate to hit in double were tied 52-52. scoring-P-W by 1 point, 8-7, another charging the fouling : basketball crown Webberville took the lead at The only scoring in the Pirate with a technical. figures.. - *•"-• > -''\ .

. FOWLER « The Fowler Bellevue bounced back a bit Eagles are the undisputed in the 3d quarter, outscoring basketball champions of the Fowler 20-12. ' Central Michigan Athletic But, it was an even scoring Conference with a 16-1 record. period in the 4th quarter, with "STING 'EM" Their only league loss is to both teams hitting for 20 points.* Fulton, . Five Fowler Eagles hit in They clinched the title Friday double figures. With a 79-65 victory over Dale Koenigknecht led the Belieyue, -••' Eagle rebounding with 19,' -The Eagles poured in 47 Fowler outrebounded points in the 1st half to pave the Bellevue 55-27. way to the Friday night victory. Fowler now has a 17-2 mark . While they were busy sinking and has won 8 straight. .those 47 points, they held Their last loss was to Fulton Bellevue to 18 in the 1st quarter who they take on Friday night and only 7 in the 2d quarter. at. Fulton.

power way to 94>46 win - BATH - There was no^top- on the scoreboard for the Bees, ping the Bath Bees Friday night 4 of them hit in double figures. as they sailed to a 9446,drub-, Robbie Reed led the scoring bing over FowlfrVille. The with 17 points, followed in Victory was the 6th against 7 double figures by Joe Green losses for the/Bees in the with 14, Kerry Zorb with 11 and Ingham cage circuit. They have Montee Skorich with 10. an 8-9 overall record. Also scoring were Dan Bass With 8, Jeff Mosley with 8, • Fowlerville has,won just l David Kesson with 6, Brian "game in. 12 Ingham. County. Graham wjth 6, Randy Bell 6, •League contests and are 245 for Steve Hawks 4 and Davici ;the season. Kloeckner with 4. ^ The Bees exploded in the In the rebounding depart­ opening quarter for a 28-8 lead ment, Dan Bass was the strong :and.itwasnocontestfrom there man for the Bees, hauling down '. on out. 21 of the/team's 58 rebounds. ' The final quarter was the only After a Tuesday game with Bath Bees, from left, front row: Mike Goodwin, Randy Bell, Joel Powell, Brian Graham. From left, .'close period, with both teams Laingsburg, Bath finishes 2ndrow:DanBass,MervinBrown,RobbieReved,KerryZorb,SteveHawks.Fromleft,backrow; Coach hitting for 19 points^ regular season play against Dick Wilt, Jeff Mosley, David Kloeckner, Joe Green, Monte Skorich, David Kesson. " The Bees outsc'ored the Pinckney in an away game The Fowler Eagles display their rebounding ' Gladiators 24-10 in the 2d. period Friday. strength, this time against Bellevue. The Fow­ >nd 23-9 in the 3d quarter. - District tournament play ler Eagles clinched the CMAC champion with \ Among the U players getting begins Feb 24. their win over Bellevue. BEST OF LUCK IN THE " DISTRICT BASKETBALL TOURNEY Jack's Garage R&R Hardware Woody's Auto Sales

k^-:^j. ""t U- •jt.kx'f. it}' I' lli OatiV- m "jit •lzlv .-.hiturtiq&ii LETS SHOW POWER TO THE YOUR STUFF! MnRUTUPDCM "Good Luck" in the District Basketball OFDEWITT Tournament.. . IN THE DISTRICT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT "We're Behind You All The Way9

-Fowler EagleB, from left, front row: John Ellsworth, Keith Feldpausch, Dnnny Thelen, Terry Thelen, Glenn Simon, Dave Schmidt. From left, 2nUrow; Mike Graft* Doug George, Kurt Thelen, • Dean Schrauben, Andy George, Dale Koenigsknecht, Coach Charles Trierweiler. " • ''• . DeWlti Panthers, from left, front row: Al Russell, Marty DeBow, Julian Villereal, Bob Wick> Ed Paksi, Tom Warner* From left, 2nd row: manager James Keener, Pat Bohm, Lonnie Stone, Warren Wffltts, ChrbSkocyzlas; Mike Ferguson, Steve Rtifale, Coach TerryGale, THIS AD SPONSORED BY THESE EAGLE BOOSTERS:

THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY THESE DEWITT SPORTS BOOSTERS v • Fowler Bowl Edinger Chevrolet Harvey's Food Market Dreps Motor Homes Ackels Union 76 Service Mathews Elevator Finkbeiners Priarrhacy Bill Fowler Ford Sales Howes Greenhouse Gerry's & Gert's Antiques & Collectibles " Shingle Shack - Becker Furniture, Inc. Gamble Store ' Ralph's Heating 4 Cooling • '•'-.. •*. Home DeWitt Pharmacy Fbwler Plumbing & Heating Frechen's Market Hafner's Electric Can Dees Select Mobile Homes, Inc Becker's Bridal & Mens Wear Wieber Lumber Company :, Fowler Variety Store;; ••'*• *. CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN both the patent and the doctor fund diabetes research to insure- thai diagnosis can be projects. i * , 1 ' made and treatment, if The central office of MDA is Unknown diabeties fund necessary, begun, , located at 6131 West Outer Dr Grishkoff noted that it is Drive, Detroit, There are two regional offices of the 1 likely that the number of test The Michigan Diabetes In Clinton County 2?l persons accompanying increase in'the sites will increase again next organization, at 950 Ttyenty- Association (MDA), a service of were given the free screening number of suspected positive year, Several hospitals which eighth Streeth, S.E> Grand United Way of Michigan, has test at one of the test sites. Of ,_tests. Rapids'; and at 315 North Front 1 would have tested in 1974 were Hooray for the Democrats In compHshment in government obligation of this committee to once again demonstrated its that turn-out, 9 tested positive Letters suggesting a follow-up unable to do so because of Street, Marquette, and were sent letters. examination were sent to 3,007 MDA is an affiliate of the Congress! They took a definite generally requires ex­ pare the entire appropriation to leadership in finding the 1 construction projects, he said. step towards making Congress penditures. I sat on .the fit anticipated revenue, unknown diabetics in ( In all, 40,656 persons were persons this year, about 500 American Diabeto^ a more efficient, effective Agriculture Committee for 4 With all legislators' involved, Michigan's population. tested by 134 agencies in 46 more tha'n in 1973 when 3,006r MDA is a multi-purpose Association. responsive body by breaking years. We spent hours listening better ongoing scrutiny of Diabetes Detection Week 1974 counties. This was a significant persons were notified. ** health organization which, in the'tradition of sVtority control' to testimony and learning about departments could be main- , (Nov 17-23) offered more test increase over 1973, when 32,366 The MDA Detection Week addition to its detection efforts, of committee chairmanships, Brucellosis control, milk tained. And the power of the sites in more counties to more persons were tested by -103. tests are strictly screening conducts educational programs It Nothing seems less standards, food, additives, purse would.be diffused among people than has been the case in agencies in only 34 counties. tests. Complete diagnosis of for the public, health \ i productive than to give a man pesticide control, bean all elected'legislators. Un­ recent years, according to This year's detection .program, those persons whose tests were professionals 'and diabetic's. ^Michael A. Grishkoff, M.D., reached persons in over half of positive must be performed by MDA conducts youth programs Volunteer, v * power simply because,of his research, drainage districts, fortunately, the modern Golden The National Center advanced age or long service. fairs, overseas agricultural Eule goes something like this, i chairman of MDA's Public Michigan's 83 counties. the individuals personal and operates a summer camp Unless it would be to take power markets, crop reports, weather He Who has the gold, makes the Education and Detection Task Along with the increase in the physician. MDA sends letters for children with diabetes. In. for Voluntary Action !' away for'^ the same simple service, soil conservation, horse rules. Force. number of people tested was an for the foltow-up'examination to addition, the organization helps 'reasons. The vote of' the racing and other activities at Democratic caucus to overturn the Department. But how well Copyright 1975. The Kroger Go We the appointments of two of its ' state programs in these areas Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. most senior members sounds operate depend to a large extent Prices and Coupons Good Monday, Feb. like a definite step'forward. on the dollars appropriated to 17 thru Sunday, Feb 23, 1975 At your How about some similar each area, And the power to LET KROGER ST. JOHNS Kro§«r %\vt* Onlyt progress in the State largely direct {his lies in those Legislature you might ask. Well few members serving on the first of all we have never had appropriations [committees, the exact same problem as' Not only does' this concentrate seniority has not necessarily power in the Legislature but it been a criterion for committee increases the power of bureau chairmanships. However, we heads who need only control or certainly could benefit greatly have the support of a couple of by some procedural changes. legislators to greatly pad their Taking power away from the budgets and expand their ac­ 0 senior members in a legislative tivities. *' \ body may not be progress if it merely transfers the same Elacing'this control In a few power to a small group of hands makes jt impossible for younger people. It is the con­ them to fully scrutinize the OPEN 24 centration of power .that activities of- the Department provides vthe potential for evil. after funds are granted. And our system at the State In my opinion, all ap­ level concentrates power. It propriations bills 'for depart­ HOURS Southgate Plaza U.S. 27 especially concentrates it in the ments should go first to the Mott Stores Clojtd Saturday Mldnjnht to Sunday S 00 AM hands of the1 appropriations major committees dealing with committees, particularly in those departments. Every their chairmen. No follower of member should be assigned to Michigan government fails to one but,no more than 2 major v have a story or two about the committees. After the details of legendary pow,er .of Senator each bill were worked out they Zollar, Representative would all have to go to the = Copeland or their predecessors. Appropriations Committee^For Unfortunately, real ac- it would still have to be the

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\ When legislative bodies are in Jackson, Ingham, Gratiot session, letters may be sent to: (including city of Alma); and US Senators, Senate Office Shiawassee Counties (including Building, Washington, DC the cities of Laingsburg,'Perry 20510; Congressmen, House and part of Owosso.) Office- Building, Washington, FRANCIS R. SPANIOLA (D), DC 20515; State Senators), 517 W. Corunna Avenue, Family Pik Famliy Pak Ms'vel Dark M*»t " Large Select Fresh Michigan State Senate, Lan­ Corunna, Michigan 48817. He is > 3-LbiOrMore 3LbiOrMofBFryer 2 Lb Pan \ sing, Michigan 48902; State , Tender Lean Thrifty Tender Lean Thrifty the State Representative for Hie Roasting Representatives, House of 87th House District) which t;j Boneless Representatives J* Lansing, embraces almost all of Sirloin Tip. W Michigan 48901, Shiawassee County; part of Cubed Breasts Chickens Turkey Roast Other addresses are provided Clinton County (area around; Lb Lb for use when legislative bodies Bath); and a portion of ' Lb Lb Genessee County, including Steak are not in session: Any Siia Pkg 77 ROBERT GRIFFIN (R), US Flushing. Jl Senator, 1035 Federal Building, STANLEY M; POWELL (R), Detroit 48226; , R No 1, Ionia 48846. He is State PHILIP A. HART [D),'US Representative for the 88th Senator, '436 Federal Building, House District, encompassing Detroit 48226; Fairfield Township in ELFORD A. CEDERBERG Shiawassee, and most of Clinton, (R), 624 E. Superior, Alma including Elsie, Ovid, and part •4B801. He is Congressman for of Bath. v the 10th District, embracing all GOVERNOR WILLIAM Gt. of Shiawassee County except MILLIKEN (R), Executive the townships of Bums, Venice, Office, State Capitol, Lansing and Hazelton; most of Clinton 4B903. •* County, including Elsie and i- * Ovid; and most of southern r LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Saginaw County, including JAMES J. DAMMAN (R), State Chesaning, Chapin and Oakley; Capitol, Lansing 48903. RICHARD J. ALLEN

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JOB Commodity Credit Corporation With the aniticipated increase through the local county ASCS in production of most field crops office is still available to in Michigan, fluctuating market eligible producers according to prices,- and possible increased »Dorn Diehl, State Executive exports, more producers may Director of the Michigan State wish to hold their crops or at Agricultural Stabilization and least part of them for marketing Kroier lintin Spiolal Conservation Service office. later. HERRUD The number of loans financed Adequate on-farm .storage by CCC last year decreased provides the producer with a BURGER PRO BONELESS from previous years. This was measure of independence so he PARTY ASSORTMENT due primarily to an increase in has the option of storing for sale the interest rate (0*9-3/8 percent at a later date when the market MEAT LOAF TURB0T FILLETS last October hnd an increase of prices may be more favorable. 4 the required downpayment to 30 Diehl noted that CCC facility percent of the net cost. Diehl and dryer doans administered pointed, out that' the cost of ' by ASCS are available to far­ ' I- foundations, concrete work, mers who producd crops such wiring and on-farm labor may as wheat, oats, barley, rye, u LV not be inqluded in the. amount • -grain sorghum, corn, flaxseed, Umft 4 Wh\C«pM I *S hrckaw financed, " • dry edible beans, s^eans^nd, Al^Sfzt PlflkW Over 1,600,000 bushels of on- ,honey. * farm storage and 64 dryers tAi Loans may be used for the were financed in 1974 through purchase of dryers,' bins, the CCC loan program. Some of I augers, legs and other com- these were disbursed when the - ponents of a farm grain hand­ interest rate was at 8-3/4 per­ ling and storage system, cent, '. Diehl pointed out that now is •* .-' Under present regulations, . the time to start planning for a Diehl explained, the interest grain handling and , storage rate on facility and dryer loans system if it is needed so it will is variable and subject to be ready by-harvest time. change semi-annually, ' Producers interested in a Southgate Pla?a S. US-27 V; St: Johns The prime Interest rate and Interest charged by somfe banks facility or dryer loan should has decreased m recent weeks. contact their local county ASCS This could trigger a decrease in office for further details. a X February 19,1976 CLINTON COUNTY rjEWS,STJOHN9,MipHIGAN ( February T9,1975 - CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 11 10 Mtp LIKE ANY WTOE GIRL, ENJOVS / Hi BAKlN«COOtare to maintain services at blown or washed away is it offers farmers a management bill would have hadno meaning current levels. since it would not have been greatly reduced. tool which can help solve some able to take effect until 90 days I assure you that I will do SAVE No-till means fewer trips of their current crop production everything 1 can in the House to across the,field. That means problems. after final adjournment. make sure that we quickly ,resolve this"problem of lost A WOMAN'S NAME' revenue, and "that fcny tax in­ IS NOW HER OWN crease will be only what is . The House recently passed absolutely necessary. SCS offers tips on two bills which allow women to choose their surname (family SHUTTING OUT BUSINESS . name) in circumstances where -TAXDEADBEATS | KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON |i • erosion control * they previously had to* accept ANDPROFITEERS ,*ER COUPON || GER MtNI-MIZER COUPOtV the decisions of their husband or Did you know that- people Pure Vegetable Kroger Grade Jk a court. have been making a profit on Tarn Ruby Red Although grasses and can be planted. Later, trees When a husband changes his their taxes,) using them as in­ • legumes are usually planted to native to the area will volunteer surname, his wife may or may terest-free loans? True. 'Some • control soil erosion on roadside into these stands and provide not assume the new name. Also, businesses set money aside for, • URGE EGGS slopes, borrow areaS, ditch- for permanent stabilization. in the case of a divorce, a their required tax payments, GRAPEFRUIT KROGER OIL banks and other sediment Several years ago plants such woman may either keep her" then invest it and delay paying • sources, trees and shrubs have as black locust were used ex­ married name, go back to her the state its due. Current late- • been an important component tensively for "plugging gullies" maiden name, or perhaps select payment penalties are low, so," 58 in many plantings. They can in highly erosive soil. A few a new name altogether. profiteers can clear three or' 98 • 44 provide natural oeauty, screen locust plantings are still made four percent on money they j The bills are now in the Limit • Limit undesirable sites, and provide each year. Today, however, one would have otherwise not had Limit sound barriers from noisy Senate, where quick action is • (can choose from many different expected. the use of. 3 1 freeways. 'plants those that are best for the Stilt others simply don't pay If woody plants are used, the site. They can be evergreen or RENEWED STATE AID • their business taxes at all, And color of flowers, fruit, bark, and • deciduous, flowering or r wl n , d 1 Limit 1 with coupon and additional- *S pure fine excluding beer, wine and Limit 1 with coupon and addition)) *S punW ""^'"J "i ;h , .; , J! . FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS all this has added up to oyer $160 Limit a with coupon and adOHIonil il purchitt txcludlns bear, wine ind clgarettii. Limit one_co_upqnper lim.il!y_._f/le" aood Mjonday^Fab. 17 thru foliage add beauty to the land­ fruiting, short or tall. They clgircttei. Limit oni coupon per family. Prleai good Monday, Peb 17 thru cigarette!. Limit one coupon per family Prion good Monday, Feb, 17 thru t r ViUallCltD** 1- * UM975W . Subject to applicable itate and local uxei s Do you know students who million in uncollected^ taxes, Sunday, Ftb. 23, 19TS. Subject to ippile)Bit itate and local taxn. ^LW ^k . Sunday, Feb. 23, 197S. Sub]acl to applicable Hate and local twai, ^km scape. Plants which .will should be suited to the soil, applied for and .'qualified for which Michigan could certainly (••••••••••••••Id «•••••••••••••••••» S provide food .and cover for climate, and the intended land state tuition 'grants or com­ use in these times. Sunday, Fab 33,197 wildlife rank as a high priority use. petitive scholarships, but didn't No more, though. The Senate _!••••• in planning urban develop­ Woody plants have been get them because the programs -j has passed and sent to the' ments. / planted on thousands of acres of ran out of money? Tell them to House a package of bills which ^-Nature has her own way of land which have been disturbed try again. would dramatically increase Copyright 1975 The Kroger Co protecting the soil. When the by mining operations.. Restored The House recently adopted a the penalties fon late payment.. 3 .We Reservn The Right To Limit ground is exposed to wind and mined land can serve several Senate-passed resolution which . Also, a computerized program The Mini-Mizer Proves Quantities Price* and Coupons water, she plants weeds, useful purposes. Surveys show appropriated an extra $1.7 for billing and keeping track of Good Monday. Fnh 17 thru grasses, legumes, and woody that the greatest potential uses million lor these programs. The taxes due on a regular basis is The Savings Sunday, Feb 23.1975 plants to keep it in place. But are woodland production and original appropriation ran out being instituted.' And treasury frequently these exposed, wildlife habitat. Many-restored because more students applied officials are looking into the eroded areas do not provide sites have potential for multiple for assistance than was an-„ idea of using an outside ...Are At Kroger! adequate moisture and uses, these lands properly Ucipated: State officials have collection agency to track down 'nutrients for plants to grow, and • Make The Mini-Mizer -Test 1 restored can add greatly to the said that due to the tight job people who owe taxes to those that are sown soon wither quality of man's environment. market, many students who Michigan but who have left the Total up your shopping list at [ and die, - „ Kroger then do the same at t Temporary plantings are would have otherwise gone to state, any other supermarket We,, f t Trees and shrubs help to work arejgoing to college in- often needed to reclaim sand bring real quality to the land­ expect Kroger to save you ( w,t dunes. Woody plants have both - stead. Although these young OUR BIGGEST INDUSTRY money. i i»i-« scape and to America's stan­ people can't get jobs now, this' NEVER SHOWS A PROFIT tf direct and indirect value when dard of living. The Soil Con­ extra schooling may be a long- What do you think is used. Permanent stabilization servation ' Service in of dune areas with long-lived 1 Iu£jm jielpJfflf1Ahem4n,getting a ^chijgaiy's^iggest industry - cooperation with/ the- Clinton ntft^f^Sr^an^y woulcVh&ve v^t^f Q-m^king2f-,,,tj'?ourism? \ Special Label gpW^WfjustMJUtfpfi highischooli % Agriculture^ Not at- all., It's iJss, Kroger Assorted varieties v - 'This extra money will apply -government. only to second-semester At the federal, slate and local still the sand with plantings of erosion. They "can help you payments and will not reim­ level in Michigan, government WHITE \S^ BETTY CROCKER ^ SCOPE Dry 0%^ beachgrass. After the select plants that are adapted to burse students for their costs employs almost 15 percent of beaphgrass becomes the site and still provide the the first semester. The program Michigan's labor force. That BREAD li CAKE MIXES ^MOUTHWASH Cat Food , ^tt£# established, shrubs and trees needed protection, Their office- is expected to help about 2600 compares with the 9.3 percent ona coupon par family. Prkai goad r—*>-.„!" that grow rapidly and can is located at 100 S Ottawa, St y, F«b. if thru Sunday, Fob 23. Subnet \ O3V0 Michigan college students. working in the auto industry. In rlcibla Haf and local tanti. ' ^ Up To withstand strong drying Winds Johns, Michigan. numbers of workers, this If you, or anyone you. knov(, • .„M„^• f need's information on this translates to 567,000 people COUPON ••••••• •<\Sfl program, please contact my pushing papers, far more than Limit 1 ;• Office in Lansing. the 359,000 making-cars. Of the total government Orchard ^rove PQ SCHOOL MORE BUDGET CUTS employees, local government , NECESSARY: HIGHER , workers include school teachers Orange Juice OO TAXES POSSIBLE make up 67%, state employees Limit one coupon par family. Prlctt „__ LUNCH MENU Mondayy, Feb 17 trithrmu Sunday, Feb 23axsupjec. subject VSlVft C. Management and Budget 23%, and federal people 10%5 I I to applicable lUti and local taxat —t > Up To P Director Gerald Miller recently And here in the four-county OPEN 24 Kroger Week of Feb 24 with Margarine told 'the Senate Appropriations atea around the state capital, Shafp-Mozarella Or Puza Allotted Varieties ^••••••KROGER M"NI MIZER COUpONMBMBMi^P MONDAY Hot Dog Bun I Great Northern Betty Crocker f Food Wrap Umttl^ A] Committee that they and their the-Michigan Employment I Cheese and Sausage Pizza Catsup counterparts in the House would Security Commission estimates Randall's Instant Shredded Vet's Snackin , Tony's Gleem Sure French Fries Milk soon have to find ways to cut$50 that27% of the labor force has a I I Spaghetti Instant Saran , ,gg * Garden Vegetables Candy million from the social services government job. The biggest HOURS WF with Margarine THURSDAY budget for the current year and government agency in the state Beans Sauce Potatoes Cheese Dog Food Cakes Frozen Pizza Toothpaste Deodorant Most Stores Ctoted Saturday Midnite to Sundays 00 AM Breakfast Limit on* .coupon par family. Prlcet Milk • Hamburger • S50 million from all other is the University of Michigan, Monday, Feb, 17 tnru Sunday, Feb. 23. St employing about 25,000 people. / to applicable tut* and local ttxtt > Cookie French Fries departments. 19 TUESDAY , , Carrot Cubes and 14« Or 7 2 01 1SOI 140i WtPkfl WtPkg WtPkg 1 Lb WtCin S?w2 Salisbury Beef Pattie , . Margarine For your convenient* and actional latufaction KflOGFR MINI MI7FB COUPON""""" Pfcgi | * Loavt* IB KflOGFR MINI Ml Clmlt 2 with Brown Gravy Hamburger Bun wt do lit In our power taha»e ill our Adterfited •\ 88 69 69 Packages Specntl on our incite t when you ihop for them 1 58 68 Catsup 79 77 69 I Whipped Potatoes (faifand'Hem .AIN CHEC kSomenmei due to con ('font beyond our 10° OFF Carrot Cubes with » Milk 'oortUol we run out ol an ad«itiicd tpecial If Cheese Food Kroger Avondale Frozen JL All Purpose Quarters Tha Purchase Of Two 4-Ct Pkgt ' Hill ihould happen to you, aih at the itore Ntw Low Prici! Margarine \ Cookie By Mrs Pudge Demmg office (or a RAtN CHECK which entitle! You Personal Siie Ivory Soap Enriched Bread FRIDAY * lb the tame advertised jptcul at the ieme ( Limit one coupon p*r* family. Prlsti to tpeciat price any time within 2 weeki Fortified Margarine Pizzaburger J Monday, Fab. 17 mm Suirday, Fab. a J, SuGji KRAFT UNK LIGHT FRENCH M CRISG0 IMppllcable lute andiocai fuel. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Munson had,a serious bout with the flu Milk French Fries of rural Garland have returned and is very ill at his hqme in Cookie Garden Vegetables \ from a 15 day vacation to the Ovid; he is^a former Carland *' • ••.*••• KROGKROGERMIN1 I MIZER"rOUeON«"""""'Vi" WEDNESDAY* with Margarine VELVEETA TUNA I FRIES ^ SHORTENING MARGARINE Limit 6 || Hamburger Bun • LOW FAT MILK Package* Frankfurter Hawaiian Islands. „ area resident. Mrs Allen of Milk x Mr Munspn's sister and .Elsie is caringior Mr Richards. 25° OFF Tater Barrels Tha Purchata Of 6 Phgt Cookie husband, Mr and Mrs Ed The« Carland .United' Garden Vegetables Radant of Owosso, ac­ Methodist Women met at the AvallfbleL All Stores Featuring French's Gravy & Sauce Mini , e^fit Delicatessen Departments companied them to Hawaii homerof Mrs Clara Horn this , Limit one coupon par family. Prlctt scad Monday, Fab, 17 ttmi Sunday, Feb. 33, su along with Lu Furman. and week.' President, Mrs Joan to applicable itita and local taxes. Fowler Village " Bonnie t Banghart, also of Horn, presided, Reports were •"••a" 0"T3 read and approved that the *OWosso.' Russer KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON minutes Mr and Mrs Bill Webber, well secretary and treasurer 70zTubeOn.OzBtl Vi-Gal Ctni known people of this area also reported, and a letter was read Head t Shoulders A regular meeting of the application of LeRoy Goerge as . spent the same and took the from their adopted daughter in Meat Bologna Fowler Village Council was aaindependent contractor to be same trip to the Hawaiian the Detroit U.M. children's 47 called to order at 7:05 pm on available for work on certain Islands, and all' of them visited home, Shampoo Monday, February 10,1975, by weekends. Limit one coupon par family. Prkai Honolulu;, Mau, the Volcano, the • Mrs Donna Dumond was in Monday, Feb. 17 tnru Sunday, Ft! President Pettit. Five Coun- A motion was made, sup­ earthquake area, jungle area, charge of the program for the o applicable itatt and lout UNCI. cilmen were present. ported and carried to allow Holy etc. on guided tours. evening and gave a reading and A motion was made, sup- Trinity School to close off the Fresh .Red '""••••KROGEIBBHKROGER MINI MIZER COUPON""COUPON""""""""V»! » Mrs H Steve Palotka and recited a poem. c nK L,m 2 ported and'carried to approve /street in front of the school, With newborn infant daughter have A white elephant auction was California Stadia?* the minutes of the previous barricades; during the lunch returned home from the Owosso held, as the articles that each Choice IQC Avocados Rfdithet 25 OFF " •• meeting as read. Hour. The Clerk was instructed , Memorial Hospital, where/the member had brought was The Purchata Of 2 Pkgt GoU Crett _ Bills in the amount of J5215.ll' to write a letter to the school • baby was born the first of the auctioned off. Dinner Loaf...: *..&••. NAVEL Baking Nuts Or Snack Nuts Were presented for payment. A informing them 'of this action. week.. , Mrs Homer .VanBuren's motion was made, supported A committee of four was • Mrs Amelia Tejkl of 7308 W. mother of Nebraska was a guest Delicious * :AQc umit ona coupon par famii». Prkti aood fsvm muuun was mane, bitppurwu 3^1 KVpXwtot^4iSh-a'**,B,"i^,si»San^carried to payaU biUs appointed to review ap­ at the meeting. Mrs Catherine w Judville Rd is opening her ORANGES ^£T2,B,i" plications for the Title VI Job beauty salonin her home at the Greene assisted jin serving ,. Chicken Roll.. - Marsh Seedless Or Wuhlpgtpn State, >"*•"!•"" C"t3 ••••••• C"^. 25«5 excepTownshipt .on A motioe 'fronm wa sDalla mades, Program. above address every Wed­ refreshments. )••••• KROGER MINI MIZER COUPONI , Quick Fix Meal $4 1 Q limit 3 *•• supported and carried to amend A'motion was made, sup­ nesday from 7:30 am through - Attention to Carland area Ruby Red Anjou 20° OFF the previous motion to the effect ported and carried' to adopt a he evening. Mrs Tejkl operates clubs - All community groups n lease- agreement with Mr and BBQ Chicken... \** Tn* Purchaai Of IB-Lb* Or Mora that a bill from Clinton County i beauty salon in Ovid as usual are urged to help by asking Road Commission not be paid Mrs Mark Simmon for office 1 he other days of the week. rural and urban friends to" Fieth Baked £4 A A Grapefruit Peart Michigan WhH* Potatoas until work is completed. space. Mrs Clara Horn* of Carland donate blood, Feb 17 between 11 LlmlUona coupon par 'tamRy, Prkai aood A motion was made, sup­ A motion was made, sup­ entertained her sister and am and 6 pm at the Casino In ,,a Monday,Feb.tftnrusun«ay«rati tx Su&Jact Cherry Pie ™ * to appiicabia tut* ind local tar JSm ported and carried to not accept ported and Carried to adopt'the husband,. Mr and Mrs Paul Corunna, when the Shiawassee 10 a proposal from E. F. Mc- budget for 1975 as presented. Lowrey, of Midland Sunday, County Farm -Bureau is 5::1 25 Cafferty and Co. to do an audit sponsoring the B loo dm obi] e A motion was made, sup­ Mr Lawrence Richards, who and set up a system of financial ported and carried to appoint , returned home from the Owosso program. The Red Cross unit books and accounts for the will be on hand, Wirinie McKean as Street Ad­ hospital a few weeks ago has Villager Fowler. ministrator. i * A motion was made, sup­ ported and carried to table A motion was made, sup­ action on the Building and. ported and carried to not Support the . Grounds Committee report on participate In Mayor Exchange Southgate Plaza S. US-27 St. Johns Southgate Plaza S. US-27 St. Johns the storage building until cost Day. . _ * (fa estimates are received. . A motion was made, sup- MARCH Ot DIMES A motion was made, sup­ , ported and carried to adjourn 1W* iPWKcohTWuUTiD A* A r u»Lie artityicB orm* tu^A*mn ported and tarried to accept the the meeting, X />/ - s. 12 „ ,QL|NTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN February 19,1975 Clinton County News Through A PERSQNAl LOOK AT THE NEWS JACK HARRIS-General Manager Between the lines HAROLD' SCHMAUTZ-Ativertising Directpr the Yean wllh Jim Eclwatds JIM EDWARDS-Editor From the CJJfiton County News files -Nothing In particular to talk about this week. Just thought I'd pass on some things that crossed by desk of/1974,1965, & 1950 and my mind this past week. As always, IE you care to agree, disagree or just want to make a Comment, drop mea line or give me a call. , * *.»<•, *&KGW*&V&X&*&)b&V. \ the $60 million is approximately enoughto^run the 25 YEARS AGO the home at 4729 N East Street state government for 6 days. * Wt> Feb 16,1950 / (US-27). . • k i Cjlintoh County and the rest of Herb Humniell, a long­ .., A couple of weeks ago, we congratulated St '* 'I Loveer, Michigan experienced standing resident of St Johns, ,Johns city assessor, Bruce Wood, on his kicking of */• The St Johns Chamber of Commerce -learned a little bit about - theiworst -storm of the winter celebrated his 86th birthday the cigarette habit. Now,- he says that kind of r what's going on in Lansing these days when Rep Dennis Cawthorne this week.. Several inches of Monday, Feb 15. Rummell was perturbed city policeman Gale Andersoit, who also . , . It's ,a continuing puzzle^ Vyfi asked tbe snow fell over this area Mon­ owner and operator of the quiteigarettes.Ok,congratulationstohimtoo,but n-**'»«question» before-«™~i, »»bu•t «it »™~-still bug0-s ----me-. "Wh-•--y. can'--;-t ; spoke last Wednesday at their luncheon meeting. , day, which in itself would have newsstand in the St Johns bus a qualified congratulations. Woods says Anderson people park between theparking stnpjs instead of Rep Cawthorne. presented a concise, yet informative, address been easy to cope with,'but station for niany years. For now smokes a pipe. ' on them, taking up 2 parking places?.« and we pass on acouple items with our own comments.^. Monday evening a freezing rain several years following his One topic he discussed was a single tax for business^to replace 'began that turned highways to retirement Rummell was a glass. The Vain continued all contract carrier for the Clinton ?. . Saw this clever retort in "Michigan the myriad of taxes paid now by business owners. day Tuesday making slush of County News. ' ,,. Last week we took issue with State Appeals Publisher." One man told another man.'"I see We feel such a combined, 1-package tax is a step in the right Monday's snow fall. Court Chief Justice T. John Lesinski and his need Two former St Johns for more than. $41,900 a year. 'Just an* added. you've grown a beard. I had a beard. thayooHed direction and a'service to the business owner. If anything would Afamiliar shop to auto owners brothers, Paul W and Robert thought~Gov William Milliken says he's going to just like yours. When I looked in the'mirror and discourage a person from going into business, it could be the mile-, in this area is the Hustin Garage Buehler have purchased the take a pay cut in view of our troubled times. Well, saw how terrible it looked, I shaVed it off," To at ,108 West Higham street Eberhard supermarket on East T, John, whaddya say?' v .that, the other manisaid, "I had a face like yours. high stacks of paper-work involved just to satisfy the government. * where Earl Hustin has had'his M-21 in Owosso. When I looked-in the mirror and saw how terrible Another topic of Cawthorne's was the replacement of revenue shingle out as a top grade Ovid and Elsie voters who go it looked, I covered it up with a beard." ' lost from the elimination of the food and drug tax. . , mechanic since 1942. Earl has^ to the polls March 2 to draw on The governor has proposed a .7 mill tax increase to replace the* been doing this work for more the new school bond election j ' * * * * • <* than 30 years, but it was in the will have four ballots to mark. , . . Wonder who much the lotter puts in the .'. . This quote comes from an optimistic lost food and drug tax revenue. Cawthorne told Chamber members ,aforementioned year that he Approval of .all four would state coffers? This informati&n comes to us from pessimist. "Why worry about life-you'U never get there are those in the legislature who view this as a good time to went into business for himself in result in a total-tax levy for debt the governor's office. Last year's total ticket sales out of it alive." sock it to the taxpayer a bit more, eyen up to as much as 1,25 mills. St Johns. * / purposes of less than eight of more than 284 million tickets was higher than Navy wings of gold now adorn mills, school officials said. any of all the other 11 states operating lotteries. The governor says the .7 is enough to replace the lost revenue. the uniform of Midshipman Four have larger populations than Jlichigan. The . \. THAT'S A LOT OF DING^-LINGS- He says he opposes going over the .7 mark and related that Rep Aldean H Steves of the United" * ONEYEARAGO lottery's net contribution to the state budget last' From the Feb 21 edition of the magazine'J'New '( Stanley Powell and Sen Richard Allen from our are'a also oppose a Stages Navy. Having sue- Feb 21,1974 year was $60 million, But, that's less than 2% of Times,"vwe learn the following. Tor the 30,000 cessfully achieved requisites to State Senator William S the Jotal budget of $3.04 billion\ecommended by employees who work in the Pentagon, there are higher levey. ' , culminate training in the Navali Ballenger (R-Lansing) has the governor for the coming fiscal year. He says 87,000 telephones. We are encouraged that, at least, in our immediate area there Training Command. Aldean announced today that he will not 1 i are legislators who will fight to present a theory of, "Well, we're was recently designated/'Naval seek re-election. The 32-year- AviatorV at a ceremony held at old lawmaker, now in his sixth fcefio-nt pio-m going to hit 'em up anyway, so let's get as muph as we can." the Pensacola Naval Air Station year in the Legislature, was We might also comment on the necessity of even the .7 mill in­ by Captain A P Storrs, USN, elected to State House ofs Chief of Naval Air Basic Representatives in 1968 and crease, , - ' Training; subsequently elected to'the ?7tt Z>(4t. State Reft. " BeforeJhe election William Milliken put his campaign on the line Service's were held at the State Senate in 1970. and said if the food and drug tax was repealed the state would be Osgood Funeral Home at 2 pm Nine persons, appeared in forced to replace the lost revenue by raising taxes. Tuesday for Claud Roat, 64, life District Court Tuesday on long resident of Clinton County, charges stemming from an . You can't make it much clearer than that. He told Michigan who died suddenly from a heart early Saturday morning raid at voters what would happen if the tax was repealed and now it's attack early Saturday morning a St Johns address byjthe going to happen, . at his home in St Johns. Clinton County Sheriff's Dept, Remodeling work on the front assisted by the Tn-County ' Local businessman Kurt Becker commented that it's almost ,of the St Johns fire hall began • Metro Narcotics Squad and the The difficult task assigned to Relations Commission had been After such bargaining, either impossible now to find a person who will admit vqting for the this week. The work will include St Johns Police fiept. the Special House Committee on notified that a contract would side could accept the order and repeal-he's right. > the installation of a new brick 'A car stolen Feb 18 was School 'Labor Negotiations is expire in 60 days and no new make it binding upon the other. front and a new and larger door. recovered by the Clinton County almost complete. We have met agreement had been reached. He also asked Rep Cawthorne what measure would have to be Estimated cost of the job is Sheriff's Dept, with occupants our February ,15 deadline for The mediator will have the School employers could not taken to "repeal the repeal." His.answer was that it would be. $3,500. , of the cars found to be runaway proposing a plan to end lengthy power to force negotiations and terminate a contract and school necessary for a petition drive to put it on the ballot just as it was for juveniles from Grand Ledge teacher strikes. require round-the-clock* employees could not legally 10 YEARS AGO and Milliken. After weeks of • public bargaining. strike until all of the procedures the original repeal proposal to be on the ballot. t hearings and extensive review , If either party requests ar­ have been carried out, i Ac­ , *-Febl8,1965' v Keeping its membership - We feel, the idea deserves merit. The state currently is not only A fire in a frame house on US- informed of the latest of the " situation, we have bitration and the mediator ceptance by either side of the losing the 4 percent from Michigan taxpayers, but from the large 27 just south of State Road in the developments m veterans developed a tentative plan -for i agrees that further mediation arbitration order at any sub­ numbers of tourists who pass through our state every day of the southern part of the county took legislation is a function of the improved negotiations and iwould be purposeless by cer-, sequent time would make the the lives of a man and woman Veterans of. Foreign Wars impasse resolution in school tifying that an impasse existed, order binding on the other. year. , . 4 f i early Sunday morning. The Legislative Newsletter - Of­ labor disputes. The language an arbitration process would be victims were ClarkLDimde, 47, ficials of the St Johns VFW Post has to be refined for bill draft­ initiated. A 3-man arbitration Any new contract, whether Let's face lt-tne repeal was a mistake. the. ing, but we expect to have the panel would be selected, each ( reached, voluntarily or as a week. 1 final package ready* next week. t'&ide'selectirtgone'persohandan * result of an arbitration order, iMpfiWffllWI ^rsWWoutcfbe " The cornW7e^decide'a? 'tnat K ^6uld^W;*re^^jg| fan 'selected by the two or >by economic issues.'Since phe *with him one bit.. * *-'-** , ;^K modified binding arbitration M.E.R.C. v ' i was necessary if we were going required ^proceduWs would Michigan's last Constitutional Convention took great pains to to prevent prolonged strikes A public Hearing- would be make it extremely unlikely that eliminate the possibility of deficit spending in Michigan and we such as we had in Garden City held and the arbitration, panel either an employer's ter­ would hope their efforts will not now go down the drain. [ JfotdGetupil ) and Crestwood recently. The would then produce a' written ' mination of contract," or an new plan provides a mechanism order to utilize the last best employee's legal strike, could Stopping rising costs in government is harder than eating; soup that would kick in a timetable offer of one side or the other on occur earlier than mid- or late- With a fork. , , Mr and Mrs Fred W.Paseh Friday evening, Feb 7, with Mr for negotiations, mediation and each unresolved issue. The October, the provisions for were Sunday, Feb 9, visitors of and Mrs Fred W Pasch. arbitration. hearings offer the advantage of extending ' contracts and One of the strohgest controls is as tight a budget as possible and forcing both sides to be realistic making hew J ' contracts his brother and sister-in-law, David Rossow of Ferris State A negotiations schedule is set living within it. *• , > Mr and Mrs Herman Pasch of College' at- Big Rapids was a about their demands. Each side retroactive! are a key .part-of forth only as a recommended would have ten (10) days in this proposal. Well, it seems the County News and Rep Cawthorne see eye to t Riley. \ weekend visitor of Jijs parents, guideline which good faith Mr and Mrs J.D. Bancroft of Rev and Mrs HJS.Rossow #nd which to reject the order with a eye. It's not often we Agree entirely with politicians and we don't bargaining should strive to public statement. If either side SW Dallas ate lunch on his grandmother, Mrs Herman meet. The committee agreed upon this time. \ ,,„.«,. * ^ Saturday, Feb 8, with Mrs Rossow,, rejected the order, it goes back the concept of this proposal by a William Ernst and Maxine Mrs Steve Thelen and As under present law, . for at least ten (10) days or 7-0 vote because we are con­ ^ He voted to put Michigan on Daylight Savings June for the Ernst children of St Johns were mediation could be requested ' further bargaining in an at­ fident that the proposal will end controversial 9 weeks to putms "in step" with the rest of ,the nation'. by either party at any time after tempt to resolve remaining the possibility of extended Mr and Mrs Ernest Marten of supper guests of her parenls, ' differences. Shame, shame, shame. However, the measure lost and he is not • South Bengal and Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Floyd Foerch on the Michigan Employment strikes. from our district', so we forgive him. J.T. Jackson of St Johns spent Tuesday evening, Feb 4. JE &Hfie46 44 et&utl _ AM-1580 ~~ FM-92.1 There is a suspicion here that Congress, for all its publicized new WRBJ blood, is still doing business as usual. ,i - With so many new faces this year, it was bound to take a little IT'S FOR YOU longer for the membership to get settled into its office space, juggle the pecking order, and attend to a dozen other things before tackling the substantive issues that the nation faces-or is-it the BEV'S KITCHEN nation that faces the issues? / Among the "first things first" i matters was drawing up the > ' MONDAY thru FRIDAY B year's calendar of holidays and recesses. This important task was ON-THE-FARM done by the leadership even before Congress convened on Jan 14 $ and provided: 9:45 A.M. A Lincoln's birthday recess of 11 days this month. TIRE SERVICE! »• Seventeen days off during the Easter season. ' FEA TURING FA VORITE RECIPES Thirteen days off to observe Memorial Day. Ten days to whoop up the Fourth of July. J OF BEV'S AND RADIO LISTENERS During August and September, a total* of 34 days without CO-OP FRONT TRACTOR TIRE » * * sessions.' - . ' / NYLON Construction with design and ma­ A 10-day hiatus in October. v . terials to meet severe farm use. Depend­ FOLLOWED BY able center rib and shoulder for all types Veterans Day, period. [/ of farm work. Agri-Tred rubber com­ Another 10 days for Thanksgiving. * , , pound for added protection against And whatever the members can, in a sense, vote themselves for weather, 'barnyard acids, 'bruises, etc. . "HOTLINE 1580" Christmas, depending on when adjournment, can be worked out. j ,- That's at least three and a half months off during 1975. We're not of the nose-to-the-grindstone 16 hours-a-day school but •-.. 10:05 ».M, , . , •«t there doesn't seem to be a sense of emergency m the halls of MONDAY thru FRIDAY Congress. . ' , OP IMPLEMENT TIRE Even though the winter has been natively mild, and is, half Wide center groove gives better < If IT'S BOTHER/NO YOU-CAU over, the ettergy issue for one, is being handled not Jike a hot steeripg balance^. Nylon cords, assure potato, but like an ice cube. President Ford has made some logger life. Tough Agri-Tred resists "HOTLINE 75«O"-SP0AK OUTIII ; proposals but ,the Houfie Jeadership doesn't expect to see a acids, weather. Democratic enerjgy problem for a few weeks.' -, i Well, the'February recess is nearly here. We keep warm SEE THE COMPLETE LINE IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, TRADE, thinking about it. \ OF TIRES AT: • \ ' The Boston Globe GIVE AWAY-CALL "HOTLINE 1560" ^ FARMERS "HOTLINE 1580-224-7911 1A\ points bulletin / PETROLEUM V/b*» tbur turn Coma* fa%\ 224-4329 SCHODL'S OPEN! FaRirm DRIVE WITH CARE! CO-OP, INC. Bureau DITMER BROADCASTING CO. FARMERS f^ETHOlEUM W.M-21 ST. JOHNS PH. 224-7900 ' -S" MM < i 'i \ l. . 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,'• TheiiClinton County 4-H into two groups: Ito 5 years and the people a happy Valentines Cliriton Gourity EscferiSidn Director program is an active one with 6 years of 4-H leadership and Day. The members learned over 425 adult volunteer leaders up. To be fair, the names in about many projects at their •Is the- Farmland and Open arrangements are being made ^meetitigtharvtheeneschecluled who are giving of their time in each group will be put in a box last meeting after watching 9 cSpace- rActiJagfteme^itfpr. ., by, your tpwjatyp officials; Iieqii>j.J/*yo^r^tjwnship^feeUree to do -forking with over 1,800 4-H and one name drawn each demonstrations on clothing and everybody? How does it work? .Thetenj County Equalization so, ,- .V •.. [you^h'.throughout the^ county,. month from each* group to ceramics projects. What is the procedure for Director, and County Extension ;Meeting_times*and places are. \, Who are these adult 4-H' leaders spotlight, The. first leaders 'signingup?".> ' Agents Bill Lasher and-. Jim scheduled as follows: *;.,tWo\iMiCthe county?, ' selected-for. February from ROLLER SKATING; These and other questions will Pelham will explain the act and • Feb ;iat—'East Essex School, ,;" ThC*1!!:leader comes in all each group are Verna Peck of / The Westphalia; 4-H will be be answered-at community ; answer questions.,.' „ • . 7:^ '• ' ' siies^iiwith /• different the Nimble Fingers 4-H Club in f going roller skating on Thurs­ meetings scheduled throughout - iff it is more convenient for, ; St Johns, who has served 25 /Feb\; 24 V Fowler £igh ,, backgrounds, different ex- day, Feb ,20 at. the Ranch. the county; Meeting 'you to attend a different Sch6ol,.7:30.pm. \ • >." • .Vperiencessod, skills. Som'ewere,, years as a leader, and Alice Roller Rink in St Johns' from 7- Bengal of Westphalia 4-H for 4 Feb2&,—Smith^alCl;30.pm. i former 4-H; members while- 10 {>m. The members are busy others never heard of 4-H 7ears. ,. . • with,their projects for spring ' Feb' 25 '- Ovid-Elsie .Hi|h .before. Some are parents of 4-H The job of a 4-H leader is a achievement evaluation oh Bi .School, 7;'30pm;;'''. •', ' '.. members, while others have no ..challenging and rewarding one. March 15 at St Johns High 's Column;: FeV.^B — Wacousta School, Open House March 16 at children' in' 4-H.. Some are ; Through it, .leaders have a Elementary School, 7:30 pm. •College graduates and others • wonderful opportunity to be a ''.Smith Hall in St Johns.and the Some people will find this act may have only a high school positive force ihthe lives of our County Style Revue on March 22 one wad ttwt will save theip some money on . : ^educatiqn^or, less. Some are youth. Because of the changing . at St Johns High School. V* ->L property taxes.' Others 'will .n.o'mejnakefs,' teachers, far- values, ideas and ways of life, < .. -If r" \ ''•• \ " • decide it isn't Tor them. Neither r WILLIAM LASHER ,, "»< jft:mere^busjness people, factory young people today need more BOWLING PARTY the equalization office, or ex­ ^ workers ahd/other lives of oc- than ever before worthwhile The Kountry Kousins 4-H club •.tensionAgriculture Agent tension is taking a stand as to r --cupations. One thing they all contacts, with adults, These members will be going bowling the act being either good or bad. have in common is the interest adults are sincerely, interested as a club activity Feb 22 -and Trees are a very important Leaves of trees are very ef­ Their objective is to explain the via. working \tfith youth to help in their welfare and will give roller skating March 20 at St 4& Uetdek part of man's environment. fective vih.i intercepting dust facts jtp help, you ip making a them.1 develop --project skills, „ time to this youth, understand Johns. The members discussed Their value for timber, wildlife; particles and filerting them personal decision. •- - leadership skills, to help them that each person is different and • the Livestock Judging practice recreation, erosion control and _"* _from.the air. A deciduous tree, " -.. develop into mature people and respect these differences by • and spring achievement project beauty has long, .beien like beech, that is 80 to 60 years be able to function effectively in letting each,one be an in-, evaluation' and Style Revue. recognized. Trees also screen oldhas about 1,600 square yards a rapidly changing world, dividual. Anyone interested.in* Demonstrations were given by dust from the air, suppress loud of leaf surface ,to which, dust All 'round A volunteer 4-H: leader is one becoming a 4-H leader or Kathy Cushing on "How to Verna Peck is a dedicated 4-H photography and > entomology. leader. She-will be recognized She began leading the'en­ noises, dissipate unpleasant particles adhere. Such a tree: who influences the attitudes and -; knowing more about the 4-H 'Judge Rabbits" and Darlene odors, produce atmospheric will intercept several pounds of actions of others, but receives program/ should contact the Deveraux on' 'How to Become a for her 25 years of service at the tomology project at the, request oxygen, reduce" atmospheric ; dust throughout:the summer., handy helper 'no financial pay for doing'.so. County Extension Office, 1003 Pom Pom Girl." 4-H. Clover Award during the of some 4-H members. "I knew pollutants and temper- the. Evergreen trees, are effective in South Oakland, St Johns, or -.State 4^H Leadermete March 1 nothing about, bugs and in­ Volunteer leaders' are -'im* sects,'.' she said, "but I read into climate. As you can see, trees . removing dust from the air all , portant and unique to the.4-H phone 224-3288. TRAVERSE CITY TRIP- *. and 2 at Kellogg Center, M.S.U. are good news. yearlong. * BEHLEN in East Lansing. the night and day after day so I ' program. Withoutlfie volunteer The Olive 4-H Projects Trees cool surrounding air as Trees are desirable. They are members learned about the She and another leader could keep one step ahead of the k l&de>?UiF4-H program would TEEN MEETING 4-H members." In March, 1968 a result of water loss through , nice to have around. If you have Quartermaster ibe;,'Una^le-tp provide the The 4-H Teens will be meeting county 4-H trip to Traverse City started a 4-H club in St Johns 25 transpiration. In this process, .space around your home or. a from Kim Howe, Cindy ..years ago, having a - sewing she was recognized as an •> ^leadership to the .many youth on Wednesday, Feb 19,7:30-9:30 Outstanding Entomology 4-H moisture moves from the soil few acres, plant trees. T •' Steel participating in the program. >pm at Smith Hall in St Johns. Wohlfert and Cindy Ward, who project in the winter and foods through the trees to the .leaves, I think there are many small told about their experiences. project in the summer. More. Leader in Michigan. The County T4-H Expansion This recreation program will be where it is evaporated into the , •acreages in the county where The Jr and Sr Miss Clothing • projects and members^, were" Verna resides with her Utility Building and Revue. Committee thought . handled by Jack Worthihgton, air. It has been estimated the : trees could be planted,, •; - members will be participating gradually added until it became. husband, Clyde, at 202 E. ,:^iwouldtbe nice for the public to who will be calling square cooling provided by'one^large/ Here's where you can order .. mee^'tnese leaders throughout 'dancing and folk games. Also, in the Feb 20 and Feb 27 4-H a community club; The club has Buchanan in St Johns. She has shade tree is equivalent to that been as small as 10 members one daughter, Margaret trees at a Very reasonable .the,year>. Each month two 4-H we will be showing some slides Tour of Jacobsons in East produced by five or more room-, price; Clinton .County. Soil leaders will he highlighted with on,older youth activities. This Lansing. Members enjoyed when it started to a high of GO. Schaefer, who is a 4-H.leader, size air conditioning units, \ *?* recreation following the Verna has led many projects, and three grandchildren, .who. i • Conservation District-located at r a picture and-resume. The would bean excellent chance to Trees make good windbreaks. 100 South Ottawa Street, St. meeting, . such as sewing, crocheting, are involved in the 4-H r ' committee divided the leaders learn more ' about square personal Improvement, foods, program. How effective they are depends John's •- telephone 224-4318, ; dancing, This meeting is open to on the tree density and wina -Trees are good news; .but to - all 4-H Teens. POSTERCONTEST velocity.' get tr>es, we must.plant them. Rugged.,.Economical The. Wonder Workers 4rH SpruCe and pine trees are Call,the Soil Conservation "You can OPEN HOUSE . members discussed, the 4-H commonly planted for. wind­ District office about trees Use it as garage, office, ANDSTYLESHOW poster contest and Frank breaks in Michigan. • •-,• * -, today. shop; home, cabin. Good-- We Saldino • has volunteered to frluo ' itPWH^^posters^^rhe leaders farm money club open house, and style show discussed some possible club k AM • - | ons' available^ -»/ • «r 9"W it at their next meeting March 11 'activities, such as bowling and t;! heights. Steel panels gal­ at Smith Hall in St Johns. The . roller skating, as well as some vanized, aluminized, or factory color-coated. Talk to ' members are wdrking. hard on ,of the County 4-H Award Trips -. their projects to be ready for members could win. Members -• CHARLES BRACEY Spring Achievement'Day on worked oh their sewing and CHAFFEE '• '"ViWlocilPCApImnw l March 15, A number of. the knitting projects for spring 1104S.O.S.27St.J6hfu members went to the. Ovid t achievement evaluation on FARM -•'p'.PKdnt 224-3662 Nursing Home on Feb 14 to wish _ March 15th. ' 5b"<* ni»mit»tlu'«f| fel.tij1.cil lifm mt- RedCross. SUPPLY ti'jit rt> irign oiftt 0'tintw tooii^p. Bui1 (in' FiviiiH-vi C'eoj mm ctn %W pts- •<*.« lft*ntt 3'M'tm Ml 'Mlu'll 5-n^V The Good ' 9379 Roosevelt Rd.:. 's&itit. - • , CARSON CITY, : Drag in t"i •»'• mui • lit of cwM Neighbor. W mcn»f tWd Bt II fSur toetnti on I Phona B84-3064 -•.'. . atM-K-jfiiO •**•!'. wit Afldyw^ tivi' •'ei/i'j v V Wf iVJ e*jn i*ng If* '."WSIr.'-"i • ; " :; N.i.Nbf? ;-\ 4 •>. S FORD 861 DES J.D. MOWER CONDITIONER^ Nik Mb. 313 HUSK BED Farms Dispersal • J.D. 1530 w/loadcr • • J.D. 60- At the farm, 2 miles East of Eaton Rapids, Mich, on • XD.50 PLOWS m M-188 to Tucker Rd., y2 mile South, / ^ ^'."MBCt-V: \ COMBINES J.D. 4-14 TRAILER "•"'•.' ' '" '•* -'!•. ;••• Monday, February 24, 1975 J.D. 3-14 Mtd. . I.H.C. 12' DRAG : ,' ! t-J.D.334 11:00A.M. M.F. 4-14 (Wtd. iJ.b.93fCART.'&'bRA6'20' 5 CORN HEAD J.D.^4-14 Mtd. LILtlSTONK ,,' I I.H.C.82 J.D. 350 6-16*' " ROLLING HARROW • 100 Registered Holsteins 100 i I.H.C.91 . , 1 M.F>4-16 .'.Mtdi , N.H, 200 BU. SPREADER ' 45Cows -M Bred Heifers/35 Open Heifers - 5 N.I. UNI. EQUIP. *.'•••'•] 2 USED BEAN PULLERS •• ' 'SUPERIOR LOADER(FOR 8 Records over 600 lbs. • 30 Records over BOO lbs. • 761 HAY HEAD FORDNAA' • 1974 Classification-4 VG, 16 GP^BG^F - • 722SHELLER •; DISC OLIVER 165 BU. SPREADER I 720 CORN HEAD -.•.'. J.D; 494 PLANTER OLIVER 12' 5 761 HUSK BED J.D. 494A PLANTER ,* / DAUGHTERS SELLING - "COWS! SELLING A.C. ALLIS 10* • 760CHOPPER \:- 0" r A.C. 4 ROW PLANTER . l ' !:CASEtf ;.-c Rocby Ivanhoe bina Charm "EX-' Marelyda Pfoneer Lorna "VG" • .1968 702 POWER UNIT :. XD;2 ROW MOUNTED - 5y 361d 16802m 3,4% 624f J 1967 701 POWER-UNIT ^"PLANTER- -' " -•;•-.: •t-': Ecraio Worthy MiJttr-"EX-GM". Redwick S Mel Maggie "VG" .-• jiH;c.i8;Dis,c Thonyma Lucky Mo» "EX-GM" - : 4y341d 15828m 3.4% 533f ;GRAyiTyBOx;&; WAGON !, Sheldon Mel Ivanhoe Ref. "EX-GM" ' Stdneacrei Reflection Hope "VG' • SEVERAL USED "JvD.40SPREADER; '-,. :' Kingittad-Ivanhoe "EX-ET" 5y 278d 1T244m 3.9% 440f : SPRAYERS w MASS, 201 DISC , _ It's all yours. Free, Enough concrete for an 8' All-Metal Farmsted is fire-resistant and termite* Rotnandafe Refi Marquis "EX-ST" Friedley-Acres Burke Posch Bev I 3 PT. BLADES wide curtain wall foundation when you buy a proof. Clear-span interior. No space-stealing SrnokevfHIlt Whirlwind Mark "VGv, ."GPr \; / • HANSON 150q 3 -pt!: I.H.C. 18? WHEEL HbRROW 5 Butter Farmsted* building. The amount of rafters or trusses,- Easily insulated* Complete GM, .*.,•' -• • 6y3B0d 18340m 3.8% 694( concrete furnished Is limited to the amount accessories available/Offered tn a variety of Knobvlew Sovereign Snowman /Towntioose Lucifer Wendy "GP'f .tf- specified in the Butler foundation drawings sizes. Adaptable to almost any farm or ranch »VG" • • "'• ' ' , 6y 36ia.l6171 rri 4.0% 612f We Will Be Closed At Noon On Saturdays @ $26,75 per yard maximum. If you elect to use; "•• , ' ', '• .;•,. Sandhill Sei(int) Rocket "VG" ur a complete concrete floor, you'll be cred- tB&BANGiS TESTED - Osborndale Johanna Posch' • t.-1, Kd the amount of concrete required for the Don't miss out on the free concrete. Offer LuC»err*'VG" . . VACCINATED Utttll March ^ curtain wall foundation. V . * expires rhfdiiight March 31,1975. 1000 Gal. Zero SS Bulk Tank w/Washer Contact Us Today for Complete Details! f. 2 • BHPCompressorj m ' X TERMS: CASri SALE UNDER COVEfrv '. LUNCH mm-m ^ SERVICE [ Noal & Barbara Rogers, -•• •'••• ..;.:-v.>'-y:: .;|JSI g^At^^mi^SERVlCE. >.r • %;' :^i£& FRICKE FARM '«' •"'* '•.'. lAOftl»aOILOKW •:'; Owners S (INPWIOF.An niii i ; ;^j| cifV ! -:^ PHONE S84-3558'.. ^tr*~. '.' '"" • 47fl« fi. Gly HlflhWay MtObtfetOM PHfirtt 23^388 i t Eiid^ptd»,M(^n. foMmmmz # mm mmtmmm February 19,1075 14 CLINTON CQUNTY NEWS, $TjOHlta, MICHIGAN Total of Taxw, , -g^* , Tot*} of TMes, ToUl of Ttxes, Total of Take*, Total ot TIMS, T*l of TIM, 'k IfToUI ot T'""' blerartahd a 5 Interest and Interest and vd ^" Interest »nd lAUmf and Interest and Interest and -ANNUAL TA^ *M Oilrgespue '* f58 , Charges Due Charges Due Charges Due • Charges Due Charges jt>0« w Chines Due in Slid Yelrs In Slid Yean In Said Years In Said Years In Said Years IrtSsidYesrs Dollars Cents , g In Said Yeirt SALE DolUri Cents 3 M OOUMI Cents Dollars Cents Dollars Cents Dollars Cents 3 Dollars Cents WtTn7bfT ots7indB. STATE OF MICHIGAN Beg50ftWo[rjEcorthSWft,W330ftN POLLYAQUASHORES SWUtofsdtec,thnN88'50'E743^ttilgsd LUROMA PARK SUBD, 254-11 26 1972 34.*) • 315-19 5.5 1171 136.00 J IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Lot 14, N In to the E In of SWV4 of SWH of sd sec. Lot 9. Com. Ml'10" N center E 300', S 14t'2", W All NEW, S of River, 483-1 1973 894.31 2«rt,E330tttoplotbeg, l THE COUNTY PFCL1NTON «- 8 2 1973 425.10 ,'70- i (1972 27.0B th.SOWEm^ ftalgsdEln,lhS89'50 lis-II 60.15 300'N to beg. . 317-It 14 1972 12.89 N Wof Lot 3- Beg m ft N of NE cor of SW of NEW W Lots IB, 19 and,4u. ,W 743.5 ft, th N 0*46'W 117S. ft topt of beg; LotlO, 255-11 1-1972 23.55 TheWtiofEhofSEWofNWWlyinfNo^ 49s-. 7 ' 1973 790.49. . Com, 846' B" N center Sec. U E 300', S , Grand River Road, ' Lot lexc.EBJW ft. thereof. In the MatteroNhe Complaint of Allison 2253 ft, N 290ft E, 2253 ft.S 2*>tt tobeg. 71- t 1972 157.90 ALSO EXC US-27 k US-177 r/w. 118-18 1972 -22.08 Green, Stale Treasurer of the State of - 7- 8 15m/l 1972 579.4a Lot 21.' 123—15 29.5 1972 2908,19' 145-2",WSOO'^N to beg. 330- II 10 1173 «- M.03 444- 9 1973 540,09 Michigan, fx and In behalf of said State, Com 310 ftNofEw post IhW^ft.Naw 72- 1972 IB.B7' EiiofW'i of SE'4, exc thatpart which lies LUROMA PARK NO. 1 256- U 1 1972 311,53 , Ccm.mEsK.liMllrodsaoluitsfs«ction WUILoiIotsSfcS. for,the sab of certain lands for taxes ft,E2640ft,S20Qfltoptofbeg. Lots 26 & 27, between a In 150' N'ly of add a In 268' S'ly r Lot 12. Com. at SW comer of SEW E along S line/ of Grand River Rd. & Sac llat, W U rods, S +06-T U 1873 719.12 assessed thereon. 8— 6 t2m/!' 1972 , 389.31 73- 1972 47.07 of meas. at rt angles * Para to the survey HO-II 1972 47.43 oT Sec. 70 rods to a pout, N 10 rods, W 70 to N bink of Looking Glass Rlter, E along Lot9, That part of the SW of SWW of NEW W of Lois 40,41, & 42. ' ' In of N bound r/w of Hwy US-127. Also exo Lot 19. rods to a point In center of highway, S to river lo Sec. line, N lo peg. 406-36 1972. 223.35 Op reading and filing (he complaint pf NYCrr- 74- VW 57,64 Com at SE'4 Cor of Sd parcel N 1426.4', W 191" IB 1972 66,51 beg. 331— M * 1171 300 06 S 70 ft Of Lots 5 ft 6. the Stale Treasurer o[ the State, of Lot 43, 44,45 132'Sl428.2'E132'toptotbeg. Lot 33. 257-11 4 > 1972 132.27 CpmitiptU50.9ftEofNWposlEllO.Cft 407r 87. 1»» 216.80 i 9- 9 lOm/1 • 1972 120,25 th S 1»1.S ft to cent of Rd Lake Rd th Lots 5 anofExc S 46 ft. thereof. Michigan praying for a judgment InJavor SW of NWW of SEW\ 75- 1972 57.64 124-15 29.33 1972 643.44 192-18 1972 72,85 Com at NE cor S 40 rods, W 18 rds, N 40 of the State of Michigan, against! each 'Com In cent of Turner St at N line of S23A rds, E IB rds to pt of beg. ' NW'ly III ftalg cent of rd like rd Ui N1B7B 409-53 1972 62903 WO-10 10 11972 424.52 ft to plot, beg, E55ft.ofLots7,lft9,excNlonreserved parcel of land therein described, for the Beginning 266 feet East of SW corner of RICHARDS COTTAGEALLOTMENT 0fEMtofNEV4S28'13'E240'algcentsdSt., , NORTHDALE FARMS 258-18 4.5 1972 - 239.51 amounts therein specified, claimed to be SEW of SEW North 634 ft., East 64 feet, Lot 7. N63*45'E 170', N26'30'E 157.9' to N line sd t Beg 310' S of NW cor Lot 31 Northdale Com 1020 ft W of SV4 post W 217 ft, N 225 ft, I m-V 1972 91.83 for «n Alley. due (or taxes, Interest and charges on each South 654 feet. West 64 feet, to beginning. 76- 1972 20.78 S23A, W 329.63' to beg. Farms, S 40' E132' N 40' W132' to P.O.B. E 217 ft, thS 225ft to beg. Com at SW cor of SWW E10 ids, N16 rds, 410-55 1972 393 91. such parcel of land, and that such lands be Lot 46. 129-17 1972 288.76 . 259-24 1,12 1972 254.50 W 10 rds, S 16 rds to beg. Lot 7 and S W of Lot 8. 14-16 1 1972 52.24 193-33 1972 199.32- 411—W 1972 839.20 sold for the amounts so claimed by the 77- 1972 35.87 BegmitSoflnt's'nofE-WUln&cenof 1 Lot 90. Comatapt426ftW&50ftSofNEcorof 323-30 1 1972 24ZS7 Com BO rds S of NW cor of Eft of NEW S Apireof lsnd com 465,1'S of NWcorE to Lot 3., State of Michigan, > ' 240 ft to pt Of beg; E180 ft, N 240 ft, E to Lot 47, Schavey Rd E 193 ft, S 1B0 ft, W 220 ft, to 185—33 1972 4454.19 SE'4 of NEV4 S 506 ft, W 20 ft, N 131.5ft, W 102 ft, S 131,5 ft, W 58 ft, N 240 ft, W180 ft, UtGlRiv, SW alg sd Rlv toapt dueE which 4U-71 1972 416.17 It Is ordered that said complaint wilt be . NYCRR,SW'lyalgRR55rds;WtoWline 78- 1972 35.43 cent sd Rd, N to beg. S 85 5' of Lot 94. , brought flavor hearing and judgment at 130-18 1972 987.28 '196-33 NE'ly topt of beg, Is665.1 SofNWcorofW>4ln,thWtosdpt, Lot 5. ' of EW of sd NEW, N to beg. 1972 526.51 413-781 1972 297.23 IheMarchterrnorthisCourMobeheldat - 16-17 17m/l 1972 5433.13 SUPERVISOR'S PLAT 12 Beg. 285' Wof NE corner S 660', W 132', N 260-29 t 1B72 M.1B , thN 200' to beg. St, JohnS in the County of Clinton, State of Com 191W ft E of NW post, th E 177 ft, S Property lying S of CL 511. Park Lake Rd 660', E 132' to beg. NORTH ROSEWOOD ACRES SUBD. mv* of NWW. ' 324- 31 B . 1972 232.64 N'a or NEfrlW k Ei> of NWMW, except AVENUE ADDITION Mlchigant on the lOlh day of March A D,' 37Uft EllBftS371.7R,W295f|,lhN743 r/w to water edge of Park L^ke Directly S 131-20 2 1972 167.43 . Lot 14, 261-32 40 1972 556.80 l M.C.Railroad right-of-way, Lot 4. 1975. at the opening of the Court-on that ft to bit. of Lots 16 & 17, Comata pt678REofN t4 postS407ft, E 197- 2B 1972 379.29 day.and that all persons Interested In such f LEBANON TOWNSHIP 326-35 1 ,152 1972 74563 414- 1972 424.57 )7-21 4 1972 516 27 79- 1972 92.12 107 ft, N 407 ft, W107 ft f D beg, Lot IB. Towa8NortbRiBge4Wesl lands "or any part thereof, desiring to Beg300ftEofWVfpostE2&4ff,N330ft, Lake Frontage: That portion of lands 132;-20 1 ^ 1972 839.38 ' 198-28 1972 409.64 SlordtotWlBrdsofN'aofNWW. contest the lien claimed theredn by the Thatpart of NW',4 of NWW com 10 rods E 327-36 lm/t 1972 258.32 >BROWNB SUBD. OUTLOT J W264ftS330fttoplofbeg. between rd 4/w, S to waters edge^directly Com 350 f t W of SVi post N 212* (f t, W 70 f t, from NW cor thereof S12 rods, W10 rods, W 79 ft. Lots land 2. State of Michigan, for such taxes. Interest In front ot Lot 15, 5 212" 1 ft, E 70 ft to beg. ' PARMAHI ACRES SUBD. IB-21 2 1972 224.32 N 12 rods, E 10 rods to beg. HICKORVIHLLSUBD. 417- S 1072 778.79 and charges, or any part thereof, shall Com on sec in 650' E of SW post N 435.6', E 80- 1972 22 34 133-20 - - 1972 32.12 ' , Lot 15. appear In said Court, and file with the 263-16 .75 1972 11.41 Lots 11-20 also Lots 42,43,44 and E 40 ft of 200',S435.6'lWi200'toptofbeg. Lot22, Beg. 630' W Of S '1 post W 425', N 629'*', E 199-21 1972 451,44 v Com.atSEcorofSE'4ofSWW,W2O0tLN Lots 6, 7,8,9 It 10. CLARK ftBOLTON 3 SUBD, clerk (hereof their objections thereto on or 81- 1972 20,78 530'(S416V,W105'1S212^'tobeg. . 19—22 S 1972 433.90 335ft,E200ft,S335ft.tOplofbeg. 1972 OutlotC,LotlftN^ofUt2. before the, first day of the term, of this A piece of land commencing at the NW Lot25.. 134-20 7 5 1972 39903 SUPV.PLATOFVA1XEYFARMSI1 328—29 448.11 } 264-33 lv54 1972 156.19 118-10 1972 393.21 Court above mentioned, and that in 'default post of Sec. 24, South 12rods, West 10 rods, 82— / 1972 20 78 Beg, 729 V N of S '4 post W 420', S !»', W N 112 ft of th E 180'of Lot 48 E17'thereof , Outlot C, Lot 1. thereof the same'will be taken as con­ North 12 rods. East 10 rods to beginning, Lake Frontage: that portion of lands 900',N252 ,E84rods,S152Uobeg. being subj to easement for highway HIGHLAND HILLS MATtlERTON Lot 79. 419- U 1972 237.12 fessed and a judgment will be taken and 20-24 .75 1972 . 250 39 between r/w, S to Waters edge, directly in 135-20 7 1972 340.79 purposes. r Lot 9; Outlot C 329-12 « 1972 46.52 entered as prayed for in said complaint. Norths rods of the South 51 rods of Ihe front of Lots 31 & 32. Beg. 1191 ft' N of S quarter post W 218' N 200- 1972. 427.84 265- ' 1972 69,01 Lot 84. i EMMON8VILLE And it is further ordered that In pursuance SWW of NWW. 83- ' , 1972. 25.57 50', E 21B', S 50' to beg. Com at a pt 729.3'W of SE cor of lot 48 th W 1 330-7-12 1972 65.2B Land a >i rods, EftW by 94 ft. N ft S out of •iTsald judgment the lands described In 22—2S 5 1972 17009 Beg 250 ft S of NE cor of OutLot B, 136— 20 1972 171.90 Co W'ly lot tn 49 th N132 alg lot In th B to pt said complaint for which'a judgment of l , OLIVETOWNSH1P . Lottt. , NEcor. j Com at NW cor E 30 rds,-S 905 ft for pt of N88*27 W250(t//toNllne;Sl 26'W?05ft Land In SE«4 of NE<4, com. at point on 728.6'f ran NE cor of Lot 48 th S to begr sale shall be made, will be sold for the f to a pt desc as Pt X; NB8'27'E 140 ft; EStW '4 line at W R/W line of US-27, W Town s North Range 2 West 331-12 1972 65.28 430- 1 1972 B43.18 beg,E256 ft m/l S530 m/1 W 256 ft m/l, N 201- 1972 179.01 Beg at a pt 2310'S of NW cor of E 77 Ac of W60ft.ofUts3.4ft5. several taxes. Interest and charges S7'29^E 158.35. ftf S65'25'E 1485 ft, j250',N522.72',E250',S522.72'lobe,t. Beg. 46 rods S & 304' W of NE comer W 50', Lot 90. 530 ft, m/l to beg. SE'4 S 273,7' to cent of Price Rd 825', N 332-12 1972 60.02 421- 4 1972 638.35 Ihereon as determined by such judgment, 23—28 3T.ll 1972 4B.74 NG7'54'E 77.6 ft; 334.1 ft N to pt of beg! 137-21 3 1972 1590.16 N t&5* E 50', S 165' to beg. 4 on the first Tuesday in May thereafter, 3483', W approx 615' to pt of beg. Lot 2. Apiece of land In EW ofSWW of SEW Sec. part of Outlot B. All that part of SWtt of NEV4 lying E of ' 202- 33 1972 166.87 beginning at 10 o'clock a.mJon said day. or White Oaks Subd. 266- ; 6m/l 1972 349.19 1MPER1ALSHORES 422-13 * 1972 905.12 28, beginning at a point on S line of Sec. 28, 84- 1972 378.22 Com at SE cor W 212 ft, N1B50 ft, E 212 ft, on (he day or days subsequent (hereto as 133-22 18 1972 166.13 SUPV. PLAT OF VALLEY FARMS « Lot 18. may be necessary to complete the sale of 132 ft. W of E 1/8 post, W120 ft., N 200 ft, t ' • Ih S 1650 ft to beg. FRANCIS LYNDS ADD, E120 ft, S 200 ft to beg. SUPERVlSOR*SPLATA!3 Beg.34rodsSofNWcomerofSE'4ofSec. Th W 20 ft of Lot 87, all of Lot 88, also Lot 333-12 1972, 64.93 said lands and of each and .every parcel 22, E 53 rods, S 3 rods, W 53 rods, N } rods 267- 8 9m/l 1972 )• 575.19 Lot5,&S25ft.ofLot6. 24- 28 ,70 1972 3171 Lots 4 and 5. . 88. exc the W 65 ft thereof. Beg.440ftNofthSWcorE660ft,N220ft, 423- 5 1972 592.05 thereof, a,t;the office of" the' County to beg. ROYALSHORES E 80 ft of) W180 ft of E 500 ft of that part ot 85- ~ 1972 39 43 204-33 , 1972 148500 W 660 ft, S 220 ft topt of beg. Treasurer", oral such convenient jiiace as 140-22 1 1972 154,05 W'i of Lot 139. Lot 4. shall beselectedby him at the county seat N364ftofS562ftorNWWofNEW. Lake Frontage: S of Park Lake Rd & 268-10 3 1972 113.80 334-13 1972 41.34 GIBBS ADDITION •25-29 1972 194.79 directly in front of lots 4 & 5. Com 37 rds S of NW cor of SE'4 S 3 rds, E 305- 33 1972 302.89 of the county of Clinton, State of Michigan; Com 990 ft S of NE cor of E't of NEV4, W Lot 5, Lots 4 ft 5. "'S165tlofN330ftofSWWofNEW. / 86- 1972 24.78 53 rds, N 3rds, W 53rds\o beg. West 50'of East 150'of Lot 139. , * and that the sale then and there made will 141—22 1 1972 160.10 1320 (I, S 330 ft, E 1320 ft, N 330 ft to pt of 335-13 1972 41.34 424- 1972 - 472.56 1 26—29 5 1972 110.30 Lots 6, 7 & 8. 206- 33 1972 300 39 beg. be'fi public sale, and each parcel described Beg 975' E of SW cor E132' N 660' W 132' S W50'ofE'l«'ofLotl39. Lot 7. N163ft.otS330ft.ofSWWofNEW, B7- 1972 57.86 J 269—13 10 1972 99.17 HURDftSICKELSSUBD.' in'the judgment shall be separately ex­ 660" to beg. '207—33 1973 51.55 . 336-13 1 1972 41.34 posed for sale for the total taxes, interest 27-29 5 1972 300 B4 , Lake Frontage: S of Park Lake Rd & Com.atapt264'WofthSEcorofNEy«N Lots. Outlets G ftK, E 4 Rods of Lots 4,5 & 6 and directly in front of Lots 6 & 7. 142-23 , 1972 69.46 1 and charges, and the saleshalt bemiyle to, Part of WW of NW'4 beg 24539' S & 823,7* 330',W528'S330'ThE528'toptofbe. 337-13 1972 41.34 W4RodsofLots?,8,ft9. E of NWcor of sd sec, E S11.8' N 344 8', W 83-? 1972 25.44 Com 40927 ft Sot NEcorS 132 ft, W 213 ft, WALNUT ESTATESI3 425- 2 1972 247.15 'the person paying the full amount charged N132ft,E213fttobeg;partofS>iofSE<4 270-13 1972 19553 Lot 13. 205'., N 638 8', SW'ly 363 9' S 786 2' to pt of S 66' Of Lot 30. Begat NE cor of£'30fSEV4Sl59ft,W627 Outlets G ft H, Lot 2. ' against such parcel, and accepting 4nr SUPV.PLATOFPLEASANTVIEW of sd Sec. 25. 1 201-16 1972 47.45 336-13 ) 1972 41.34 beg. , ft, N159 ft, E 627 ft topt Of beg. Lot 21. 426- 4 1972 563.75 conveyance of the smallest undivided fee v OFPKLK . 143—25 66 1972 185.46 TheS33 oftheN66'ofLot34. , simple interest therein; or, if no person 28-29 7,M 1972 217,06 271-713 2W 1972 70.32 339-13 1972 45.64 Part of WW of NWW beg 2453.9' S; 1334.7' Outlot A, ,_ NW'4 of SE'4 exc 4.2 acres for US-127 r/w 200-18 1972 22 06 OUTLOTQ. 'will pay the taxes and charges and take a 6 Stoll to State Serv. Rd. OutlotS A B k C. Begatapt957ftSofNEcorofE^ofSE>4 Lot 23. 1 E & 549,8',N of NW cor of sd sec, W 205'. N 91- 1972 77.E0 W1320 ft, N 330 ft, E 1320 ft, th S 330 ft to pt Lotl. conveyance of less than the eritire (hereof, South 198 ft. Of the South 396 ft. oTOutlot C. 144-26 358 1972 661.58 210- IS 1972 123.67. 340-,13 1972 4564 then the whole parcel shall be offered and 205', E 205', S 205', tO pt of beg. of beg. Lot it 427- 1972 228.36 29—29 97 1972 28621 92- 1972 174 80 Beg 1337.6' W of NE cor S 2644.7''W 590' N 1 - N>, of Lot 12. sold. If any parcel of land cannot be sold 2302.1 W 32' N 140' E 132\S 12.4' E 264' N '272-13 10m/l 1972 152.05 341-13 1972 'Com 12 rds N, 64 rds W, th S 90 ft from SB WEISSMAN'SSUBD. W165ftoftheE'ito[W>30rsWW. Lot 49. * 428- 1972 76.45 for taxes, interest and charges, such SUPV. PLATNO, 1 OF PARK LAKE 215' E 2222' to beg, 34.14A also rd Lot 7. M parcel shall be passed over for the time err of NEW of NWW S 1032 ft, W16 rds, N 273-14 10 1972 281.88 342-13 1972 77.27 852 ft // to first course of this desc, th NE SiaofLot35&tbeWlB5ftofS^ofLot34. easement 342.6' N&S by 66' E&W ALG NW 211-33 1972 37.91 OUTLOTSS&T being.-and shall, on the succeeding day, or side thereof. Beg 528 ft N of SW cor of W'i of W'i of Lot 50. 320ftm/lloptor beg, exclrd off NW side 93- 1972 28902 SW'4 E 660 ft, N 264 ft, W 660 ft, S 264 ft to 343-13 1972 ' 7925" Com, at NE cor Almond Sub N 350 Ft. on before the close of the sale, be reoffend.' WElSSMAN'SSUBD.NO.l, and if on such second offer, or during such for rd purposes; exc S 40 rds thereof. 145-23 52' 1972 1226.03 beg. Lot 51. W Line Scott Rd: N 87 deg 56 min. 50 sec. 30-29 1.5 1972 44629 SUPV. PLATOF SMITH'S SUBD. Beg. 165' NofSW comer irfSEV4 of NEV4 N Lot 13. ^ W 350 ft. S 350 ft. Per, W line Scott Rd. S 87 •sale, the same cannot be sold for the 211-32 274-14 3.96 ' 1972 219.38 344-13 .,1972 64.34 amount aforesaid, Ihe County Treasurer West 709 ft. of the North 20 acres of the EW West92tt.oftheEastl42n.ofLotsland2, on 1/8 line 1155 ft. to 1/8 tine running EfcW, 1972 8.83 Com at E' 4 post N 24.6 rds, W13 rds, S 24.6 Lot 116. deg. 58 min. 50 sec. E 350 ft. to P.OJB. shall bid off the same in the name of the of SEW. and all of Lot 3. th E-on E&W 1/8 line 457.R. to W line of rds, E to beg. being in SE>4 of NEW BdSec 346-13 - 1972 125.66 429- 1972 131.54 State. - 31-33 11 , 1972 525.93 94- 1972 282 55 M.U.T.RR, inn SW'ly along RR 1156 4 ft. 21. Lot 123. East5acresofW30acresofN40acresofS thn W // withE&W V* line of Sec. 374 f t, to WHITE OAKS * -Witness the Hon. Leo W. Corkin, Circuit Lots 13 and 14 Lotl. 275- 21 2 1972 1012.74 347-13 1972 106.02 PERRINS ADDITION Judge,and the seal of said Circuit Court of 60 acres of E'j of SEW. 95- 1972 312.59 , beg,subj.torightofownersofpremlseson Beg 1077.9 ft E of W4 post N 579.6 ft to cent Lot 129 Lot 4. S to use the W10 ft. of above des. premises 213-22 1972 75.51 'Clinton County this 13th day of January, 32-33 5 1972 147.29 Lots 32, 33. Lot 2. of Clavey Dr It 15 f t N of traverse Iron on S 346—13 1972 73.05 430- 1 1972 172 85 96- 1972 50.54 for r/w, also the right for driveway pur­ •AD. 197S. Countersigned, Ernest E. Thatpart of E 60 A of NW of NWW W of 214-22 1972 299.06 bank sd dr, th E'ly 277.6 ft to Int'sec'n of sd Lot 143. Carter. Clerk; Lea W. Corkin, Circuit poses the N10' of the S175' of that portion Lot 7. dr with spurdr S being 15 R N & 11.5 ft E of 349-13 1972 62.41 VAUCONSANTSADD. Center Rd, exc beg at int's'n pf "sd rd ft N of SE' of NE'4, of Sec. 28, extending due ^Judge. sec line sdsec th W alg cent of State Rd 657 UPTON HEIGHTS 4 215-22 1972' 75 51 a traverse iron in NE cor of property, th S Lot 180. Also Lot 1B1 It 112. Lots 1, 2 ft 3. Upton Heights Subd, Lot 8 \ E from said S 10' to US-27. 606.B ft alg N-S 1/8 line to E-W W fine sd 350-13 1971 123.03 431- 1972 359.83 ft, S198 ft, E462B9 ft, S 165 ft, S38M7*W 146-28 11 , 1972 209.36 STATE OP MICHIGAN B4 68 ft. S3'S2'30"W 320.7 ft, Sl'02'B 291 S3 97-14 ' 1972 76630 ' WM.LELANDSUBD. sec, th W alg' < Une 2B0 ft to beg. Lot 180. Also Lot 181 k 162. " INTHECIRCUITCOURTFOR ComatSEcomofNE'4ofSEV4W330ft,N N't of Lot 3. 276- 21 3.8 51.08 351-13 1972 131.88 t WALKERS SUBD. ft, S24'04'W 72.3 ft, S3*52'30" W 210 ft, 198 ft, E 330 ft, S198 ft to beg exc the E 50' THE COUNTY OF CLINTON N89'56'E 218.1 ft, to Center Rd, th BINGHAM TOWNSHIP 216- 33 1972 27.29 Com 365 ft N of SW cor of SWV< of NWW Lot 190. * Outlot B, N 49 W ft. of S 99 ft. of W W Town 7 North Range 2 West for hwy r/w. ^ Lot 12. run Ih N125 ft, th E to Locker Dr, th S'ly 352-13 1972 41.34 thereof, Exc. E 24 ft. N3'52'»VEaIgsdrd 1319.1 ft to beg (exe'n 147— 28 1.5 1972 694 88 * m the Matter of the Complaint of Allison includes Dells Acres) Exc beg Sw Cor Lot E 40 rods of NW (tW* N of Avery Rd exc. S 217- 33 ' 1972 185 06 alg sd Dr to a pt directly E of pt of beg, tfi Lot 196. 1 432— B 1972 540.96 Green. State Treasurer of the State of 607' thereof. Ih S165' of th following; Comm at a pt 198' W topt of beg. 353-13 1972 42.29 7, Dells Acres, Th W 150', N100', E 150', S N ot th SE cor of NE'4 of SE»4 W 330', N 'Michigan, for and behalf of said State, for 100', to Pt of beg. Also exc beg SW Cor Lot 9 98-. 2 25m/l .1972 1I6.1B DUPLA1N TOWNSHIP 277-21 lm/l 1972 51.08 Lot 209. WALKER ft STEEL SUBD. the sale of certain lands for taxes assessed Beg. at NW cor of NEW S 124 rods E 50 297',E330'S297'toptofbeg exc Highway Town 8 North Range I West Beg. at a point onE sec. line, 243 5* N of SE 354-13 1972 4325 Com. 200 ft S of NE cor, run on E line, S Dells Ac. Th W110'N 210'E110'to NW cor purposes. Ihereon. ' Lot B Th S 210' FOB Also exc com at a pt rods.N 124 rods W 50 rods exc 208.75' N&S Com 40 rds N of WV4 post E180 ft, N 242 ft, corner of Sec. 22, then W 362' N 367.5', E Lot 210. • 110 ft, W165 ft, N110 ft, E 165 ft. to beg. of by 208,75' E&Wout of SE cor also exc. beg. 148- 28 1972 506.75 / Lots 9 ft 10. \ 110 ft S of th NW cor of Lot 8 Dells Acres W 180 ft, S242 ft to beg. 362> S 367.5' to beg. 355-13 , 1972 43.25 , atlntersecofDR &AveryRdNE'lyalgrd Beg. at SW corner of Sec. 29, E 1320', N 219- 2 1 1972 263 54 279-22. 3 1972 296.31 434-107 1972 441.03 T5N-R1W th S3 52'W2'10', S 89'56'W 248.8', 240.6', W 544.5*. N 419.94', W 775 5', S 627' to TO THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE th N 201.4', th N 89*56' E 247' to POB. 150'N255'Wto^InStodm.SE'lytobeg. WttofW'4orSEV4. Beg atjfpt on E sec In 611' N of SE cor W VICTORIA HILLS Lot 17. COUNTY OF CLINTON Exc. Bl 16D & Bi 16E. beg, exc W 12 A thereof. .220- 4 40 1972 379.68 ges'.NiBr.Eg&s'.sier.toptofbeg. 435-100 1972 65.60 33-34 1972 313.60 150-29 3 .1972 ' 387 39 'Lot 20. *'ALLISON GREEN. State Treasurer of 99-2 33 1972 200 93 Com at a stake at the NW cor of the U'/t of 280-22 4.23 1972 168.47 351-1... .2 1172 168.96 Lot 20. Ihe State of Michigan, respectfully shows Com. at a pt on E&W'A In 924' W of NE cor Beg at a pt 33' E of the SE cor of Lot 14, 1 j 436-109 1972 678.74 VILLAGE OF BATH the SW'/4 runn from stake S a dist of 12Vi Com at NW cor at SWW of SWW, E 395 ft, •,-J*L23 .^LoJ, a,, „ Amia ihe Court:-'-*, v- \- - ' r - of NW', of SW,v4 qf sd sec. 15. th 300 ft N&S WelssmanSubd No. 1, S446' E165', N 448', SE'ly 177 ft, W 480 ft to Bee In, N132 ft topt ' E W of Lots 4, 5 ft 6, ComatNWcorofBlkl,ThE176 6ft,596.1 rds, E B rds, N12^ rds, W Srds to pi of beg. 357-12 1972 102J8 BSl. That be is the StaltjTr,easurer of the -byJ321tEfcW. K ' *. Jt«>U W 165" topt of beg ,;„ , , of beg. 1972 , 488.64,/ 'faf35*--;12 ' 1972 141.95 Lot 20. I .1972 35703 Beg. 40 rod W of EV< cor N 62 rod W40 roil S N'-of SE'4 of SE'i, except 2acres out of E'iof SE'A of SWV4. Com 330 flWof SE corW330ft, N 1452 ft, E Lot 47. 08-130 1972 197-08 NW corner & SW corner, " , 62 rod E 40 rod to beg 1 222— B 20 1972 114 66 330 It, th S 1452 ft to beg. 359-W2 1972 39 89 LoA35. Outlot A. QRffl^Jt$ttttfah& •>• • - . .247.7 7 152-32 18m/l 1972 464 86 Public Acts of 1B93. as amended, and Act 36- 2 M972 102— 20 15 5 1972 78.42 SW'/4 0fSE'/4. 282-25 llm/1 1972 344.39 Lot 50. \ 441- 1972 356.B3 No. 380 of P.A. 196$. as amended. The West 5 rods of Lots 1& 2. Parcel of land 330' EiW by 132' N&S out of BegatSWcorofN'*ofSEV4 0fSE'/4,E231 914 B5 Beg at Int's't of Airport & Chadwtck Rd Th 360-12, . , 1972 Lot 43, Outlot A. 38-9 1972 520.45 223— 8 40 1972 3989 2, ThatScheduleAannexedheretoIstbe NW corner of S£ of NWV4 of NWV4 of ft.N 100ft, W231R.S 100ft lobeg. N alg centerllne of Airport Rd. W E 475' S Lot 53, 1 442- 1972 16964 , NofLot2. 153-32 um/1 1972 342 06 Beg 330 ft E of the NW cor E 66 ft, S196 ft, lax record required by the act first above NW'*, E132 ft, S to cen oLThomas Dm. W'ly alg para to sd rd 460' to cent of Chadwick Rd W 361-12 1972 41.34 SEC.9 > mentioned and contains the description of 39-11 1972 245.45 103-22 1 1972 337.70 . S4rodsofN17rodsofSW'4ofSE'4eastof alg Cent of Chad Rd 475'to pt of besy Lot 54. E200ft.ofN415ft.ofNE>4ofNWi4- S3) of Lots 4 & 5, center line of Old DeWitt Rd. Dm. to a pt 330 ft E of sd. Sec. In th N to all lands in Ihe aforesaid county upon Con}.onSsldeofN20AofSWV'4atapt264* beg. 1 283—30 5 ,1972 79.93 382-12 1972 41.34 443- 9 1972 491.32 which (axes, which were assessed for the 40-14 1972 44.25 ftEofElineofU5-27r/w,El65ft,N132ft, 154- 32 1972 235.01 Land com. ata point l9rodsNofSE comer Lot 84. Lots 9 ft 10. Com at S V4 post W 589.33 ft., NE'ly // to 224-12 1972 40.23 • >ears mentioned therein, have remained W 165 tti S 132 ft to beg. SHi of E 3/8 of W4 of SEtt exc Ann Arbor W135fL,S43.Sft.,thW275R.,N60fL,thE 363^-12 1972 50.92 SEC. 17 unpaid tor more than one year after they 41- IB 1972 460.29 105-27 .5 1972 115 31 Turner St. 150', NE//to Turner St. 75 ft, W 410 ft., S 16.5 ft. to beg. Lot 106. Com. 16 rods W131 WrodsNofSEcorW72 Com at c/1 ot AL&T City Rwy surveyed, // to Co, line 290.4 ft., SW'ly 75 ft., E 290.4 RR r/w; also com 48 rds E of % post on S ,. were returned as delinquent, the Com. 1117' Wof SEcorofSWH thN 165', W side of Sec. 12, th N IBrds, to Ann Arbor 284- 33 1972 147.25 364-12 ,1972 60.49 ft.7in.Sl&8'Ift,E72R.7in.NlB8Wft-to description ,of all lands in said county staked out & located across NWW of SEW 264' S 165' E 264' to beg. ft. to beg Land com. 100 rods N of SE cor. W 40 rods, beg " of Sec 17-TSN-RlW 4 50 rds from N In sd 155-33 1972 55625 RR, NW alg r/w 23 rods 24 links, S 29 rds 2 heretofore hid off m ihe name of the State 106-28 1 1972 455.54 links to S Sec line, E 21 rds 2 links to beg. S70',E40rods,N70'topIaceofbeg. v - WESTCHESTER HEIGHTS 444-17 J1972 431.61 and thus held and upon which taxes which NWW. thSe at rt < w/cent of RR B rds. SW Beg. 1764 23' W of th NE cor S1560', W 684' S<4 of NW' 1 exc beg at NW cor of S>4 of T 225- 12 15 1972 282.13 ' 285- 33 1.06 1972 171.29 Lot 60. were assessed subsequent to the tax for // with cent In of RR 30 rds, NW at rt N 58 deg. 55 min W77.5' W150' N to N sec., NW'!, S 447.5 E 400', N.200*. W 184", N 365-12 .1972 57.14 SEC. 20 (with c/1 of RR1B rds, NE //with c/1 RR •247.5', W 216'topt Of beg. S 48 acres of W'* of NEV4- which such lands were sold to the State In E to beg. 226- 15 48 1972 23561 OVID TOWNSHIP Lot HI. ' 'Com. 1617 ft. S of NE cor thereof run S have remained unpaid for more than one 30rds,th SE to beg, exca pare 6 rds wide ,107— 29 31 1972 945.81 156- 34 , 1972 . 2078.671 Town 7 North Range 1 West 367-12 1972 • 5092 45157 ft, W 206.73 ft, S 206.73 ft, W 451.27 ft, running thru cent of land NE to SW, also Beg 247.5' S of the NW cor of Ihe S<* of the Com 10 rds E of SW cor N13 rds, E 5 rds, S >ear after 'Ihey were' returned as \ 15rdstosec1ine,W5rdstoplofbeg, 1 WWoflanddescas: com28rdsNof SEcor Lot 141. N 660 ft. to beg. ' ' delinquent. exc all of pare encompassed by S In of Blk S«z of the NWI4 E 400VS 200V W 400', N ' , BLUE WATER SUBD. 227-16 1972 147.23 ofN2QAofW'iofNEW,N12rds,toNsec 368-12 1972 39.89 445- 20 1972 447.49 3. That extended separately in said. 2,E lyInofMalnSt,W'lyInofWalnutSt& Lot 18. *" " 200', lo pt of beg. exc W 50' for Hwy r/w. 1ine,WaIgsecIlne40rds,S12nls,E40rds 1 Lot 157. a In 20 ft N'ly of & // with c/1 of NYCRR. 157-|34 1972 601261 W'*ofNE'/4,exctheW270ftoftheNl42ft schedule against each description of said N 108- 1972 14.79 to beg. 369—12 1972 48.52 CITY OF DEWITT 41- IB 1972 2317.84 thereof. lands therein contained are (a) the total Beg 369.6' S & 412.5' E of NW comer E 228-17 7907 1972' 533.37 287- 1 1972 38923 Lot 197. • TownSNorthRangeZWeit amount of delinquent taxes upon said DALLAS TOWNSHIP 206.257S 105 6', W 208 25', N 105.6 ft with E'*ofSE"4. -t S 8.75 A of S 42 A of N 62A of WW of NEW. 370-12 1972 31.27 Beg. 40 rods N of SW corner E 40 rods, N CHAPEL HILLSPLAT x description Tor the non payment of which Town 7 North Range 4 West right touse 13' r/w on S extending W to US 229-17 80 1972 700.84 288- 1 B.75 1972 290.07 Lot 198. 160 rods, E 20 rods, N 40 rods, W 60 rods, S Ihe same may lawfully be sold at the next Lot 10. Com. 160 rds W & 397 ft. S of NE corner of 27. SW'4 of NW'/4, exc beg 724' S of NW cor of A pc of Id 343 ft E of centerllne of CI 505 Rd, 371-12 1972 31.27' 200 rods to beg. annual tax sale, tbt/interest computed 43- 1972 614.58 Sec. 19, S GOO ft. W 500 ft., N 900 ft. S & E 153-34 .5 1972 ' 500.67 t SW'i of NW'/4 E 265', S 132', W 265','N 132' N125 ft from cent of Walker Rd, E 220 (t, S Lot 199. / 447- 5 55 1972 1B43.06 ' ' thereon as provided by law to the first day along center of Stoney Creek, then 693 ft. to Com 180 ft W of NE cor of W'* of W'a of to beg. 125 ft, W 220 ft to pt of beg, being part of S 372-12 1972 36.55 SWW of SWW of SWW, except 2 acres off CULVER'S PLAT NO. 1 J nf May.next ensuing, to a collection fee of beg. NE/1, S 233 ft, W 100 ft, N 233 ft, E 100 ft to 230—21 39m/t 1972 468.23 30 A SWW SWW. Lofr 209, L East side. four per cent and id i S3 00 for expenses, all Lots 34 and 35. 109-19 12 1972 31.29 beg exc r/w for US-127 limited access. Beg 724' S of NW cor of SW'/4 of NW'/, E 289- 1 l 1972 295.29 .373—12 1972 34.15 448- 5 B 1972 153.34 in accordance with Ihe provisions' of the , 44- 1972 134 48 159^- 35 IB72 305.09 265',S132'llW265' N132'tobeg. ' N'iofSWofNWWexccom340'NofSIine Lot 213. Beg. at pt 1046' E ft 1356' S of the cent of , 'act first above mentioned: I DEWITT TOWNSHIP t Beg 199.75' W ot SE comer of NEW of 231—21 lm/l 1972 15653 ofNii of NEW N 150 ft, E 290.4 ft, S ft thereof. 450- 1972 492.29 acts, the sale of the aforesaid parcels of DRYER'S ADDITION 110- 3 1972 715.43 161—36 3 6 1972 200.58 rds,W12rds,St2rdstoplofbeg. 150(t,W29O.4fttoplofbeg. 375- 3 1972 569.7B Lot 92. W 245 ft Of Lot 17. IJegata pt 4290' N,92t' Wof SE Cor W352\ Com at a pt on W side Which is 815 ft N or t land against which they were assessedand Beg. 60 rds S & 20 rods W of NE corner then 233-21 9 1972 640.37 293- 5 1 1972 170.03 452- 1972 821.58 are extended in said schedule at the next 46- " 1972 32.32 W140 rodsSHO rods to Road 104, NEalong N247.S',ThE352',ThS247.5(ttoptofbeg, SE'4 of NEV4. Com 367' W & 325' S of NE cor of NWW of SW cor of NWW of sd sec; N 174 ft, on W Lot 98 except the N 11; ft.thereof . 1 annual tax sale for the non-payment Said road 17B rods to beg. 162- 36 2.00 "1972 31.10 234-24 40 1972 444.97 NEW W 200' S 250' E 200', N 250' to pi of sec line; E 330 ft; S174 ft; W 330 ft to pi of 453- , 1972 632.68 thereof, and that the said taxes,, interest, DCMONT'SADD.TO Ill-' 4 50 1972 701.52 That part of N'3ofNE'(or NE'4 lylngSof; Com 26 rds W of NE cor S 25 rds, W 32 rds, beg. beg. Beg. SMfLNofNW corner of Lot 116N66', PKLKHGHTS IlR r/w - collection fee and expenses so extended in Also Frl N't of NEV4| lying N.of Grand ( N 25 rds, E 32 rds to beg. 294- 12 lm/l 1972 691.96 376- 3 1.3 1972 474.44 E132', S 66', W 132' to beg, being part of 163-36 10m/l 1972 121096 said schedule against each parcel of land Lots 32 and 33. River Road. 235-28 5 1972 179 BO ComattheNEcoroftheW^oftheSWWS Com 40 rods N of SW cor^of NW W N 155 f t, Outlot E. ihereln described constitute a valid lien . 47- 1972 385,15 112- 4 78 1972 872:97 AUTOPARKSUBD, Village lots 154,155 and 156, Mapleton. 433 ft, W 300 ft, N 433 ft, E 300 R to pi of .beg. E 20 rds, S155 ft, th W 20 ids to pi of beg. 454- 1972 478.06 ; upon each of 'be said several parcels of Bcgatin(s'ofRndLkRd&theN&SV4lnN , Lot 31) Exc the E17* thereof toMSHD. Also 236-29 1972 91.40 295-12 1972 211.78 377- 3 1972 55.V7 Beg^tNEcornerW264ft,N66ft,E 264 ft, land described in said schedule as therein IMJMONTSADDTO a1gsd'4lnl70ft,W250',S382.0t'Iocentln exc beg at fnts' of S In of sd lot 31-& W'ly W'iOfSEi'4. NEW of SEW. Com. 24 rods S of W post on E line W 33 ft S 66 ft to beg. and against which extended in favor of the PKLKHGHTS 12 ofsdRdNE alg thecentlnofsdRd 327.10' r/w In of US-27; thW'lyalgSlnofsdlotai 237-32 80 1972 491.50 296- 13 40 1972 138,71 2/5 rods S14W rods, E 33 2/5 rods, N 14W 455- 9 1972 -681.20 ' people of the Stale of Michigan, the - Lots 5 and 6. to pt of beg. •• : ,1 ' a dist. of 10', th NE'ly toa pt on W'ly r/Wln W'i Of NWI4. SW Of NWW of SEW. rods to beg. Lot 217. payment of which lien this, court may 4B- 1972 244.36 113- 4 1972 1704.85 US-27 which is N or59'21" W10' from pt ofv 238—33 80 1972 621.75 JOT-13 20 1972 185.89 378- 6 3.02 1972 278.45 ,456- 1B7J 130.59 enforce as a preferred or first claim upon Lots 1 & 2. Com78rdSofNEcor6fS£ofNEV4S4rd, beg, th S o*S9'23" E lo' to beg. W'j of SW*4. ' SWV'« of NWW ,Com. 47 rods W of W post on S line N 50 Lot 239. ' such lands by the sale thereof. 49- 1972 175 49 W20rd.N4rs.E20rdlobeg, < 164- 33 1972 80.33 239-33' ,80* "1972 305.40 298- 17 40 1972 30050 rods, W to E bank of Looking Glass River, 457- 1972 1413.04 ' 'Wherefore your plaintiff prays: 114- 4 1972 568.10 Lot32,exctheE 17'thereof toMSHD W'aOfE'jOtSWV*. Com at the SW Cor N 184', E 172' to a SW along river to Secllnc, E 8 rods to beg. Lot 242. i a. That within the time provided by law; Com.74rodsSofNEcomerof3^ofNE^ 165-33, 1972 57.67 . 379- B 1 1972 183.10 LAKEVIEWPLAT r 240—33 40 1972 158 53 cement posts IM'.Wto pi of beg,- 456- 1972 749.75 . !hIscourtmaydetermIneaiKtadjjdge*|hat S 4 rods, W 20 rods, N 4 rods, E 20 rods to South88 ofLots37and38,AutoPark. ' 299-30 1972 346.69 Begon th N In 13M.5'W Qf the NE cor, th W 1 Lot 1 except that part beginning at the SE S'a of NW'4. • ., T Lot 249. the aforesaid taxes, interest, collection fee comer, West 9 ft, then to northerly lot line, beg. ' "166-33 1972 145.78 - 241- 36 80 1972 668.28 I0O ,S435.6'< E100', N 435.6' toPOB. 459- 1972 355.11 and charges are valid and constitute a 115- 4 1972 136.36 380- 9 1 1972 161.91 easterly 22 ft to NE'ly comer ot said lot, SW'4. SHEPARDSV1LLE l Beg. 219 fL E of the W In Sec. 9 on cen In of valid lien upon each of the said several Beg 120 rds S of NE cor W 20 rds S 8 rds E HALLANTINES WEE FARMS .Com M55ftEofN 4poetE496ft,S 1320 R, southerly 100 ft, to the beginning. 242- 36 160 1972 933.46 Land com. at SW corner, Blk, 3, Shepard- Dill Rd, S 728' to pt of beg. S 426' to parcels of land described in said schedule 51- 1972 64.57 20rdsN8rdstoptofbeg.excE60'forhwy Lot 17, sville, thence running E150', th. N to 1 line W495ft,N1320fttoptofbeg. Rd.S71deg.lSmln.20sec.Ea]gWebbRd as therein extended; Lots 19, 20, 21,22 and 23. 1 r/w. 168-28 ; 1972 63.70 EAGLE TOWNSHIP common to N line ot Lots^ ft 3, W 25 links, 382-12 15 1973 1628 57 1B0 39\ S 284-92', E 7.0', N 220.0', W 175 ft. Com. 555ft. E of SW corner N100 rods, E 8 • b, That within the time provided by law 52_ 1972 94 07 116- 4 1972 271.97 Lot 42. Also Lot 43, ' ToWBSNMlhRange4Weit N 45'W 1S0\S 45',E 25 links S to place of to pt of beg. ihls court make a final judgment In favor Part of the NEW being theWlWft of the E 169- 28 1972 1721.71 Beg. at a pt 62 264 rods W of SW post N 225 bea. rods, S 100 rods, W to beg. 460- 9 • 1972 396.55 - uf the Stale of Michigan against each 1.0V1NGSWESTS1DEPLAT 884 5 ft of the N 63 5 rds of sd sec. 5. BOICHOT ACRES ft, E 213 ft. S 225 ft, W213 ft. tobeg. 300- 3 1972 159.56 364-13 5 1972 657.66 Beg.i319' E of the W In Sec. 9 on Cen In of parcel of said lands for the payment of the Lot 12, j 117- 5 3 5m/l 1972 593 57 ' Lots 6,7 and 8. 243- U 2 1972 261.48 N 144' of Mill Lot, Blk.3, ShepardsvlIIe. Beg880ftNofSWcorN330ft,El315.7ft,S DliTRd,S72B',El75.0',S220',toptofbeg, several amounts of taxes, interest, 53- 1972 198 84 ' Beg 1693' W & 922.8' S of NE cor W 947' 170-27 1972 1238.00 ' ThatpsrtoflheSWWIylngS'lyandW'ryof 301- 3 j 1972 18.68 330Ft,W1315.7fttoptorbeg. E 7', S 264.92', to Webb Rd. S 71 deg. 15 ' collection fee and expenses, as computed S289'E 947 Ft N 289'to pt Of beg. 315-21 10 1972 99 JS , Lots 35, 36 and 37, ' Eden Trail; exc the S 100 rods thereof. H min.20sec,Ea!gWebbRd260.?6 N338.2B i and extended In said schedule against the 54- 1972 195.63 118- 5 6 1972 364.97 BOICHOT ACHES 12 244- 14 20 5 1972, 1408,07 RILEY TOWNSHIP E »i,of SEW exc N 165' of EW of WW of ft, W 259 fL to P.O.B. several parcels of bind therein contained; SEwsdBec,ftexccoml355,EofSWcorth Lots 52 and 53 ^ Com.atSWcomerE50rods',N253/5rodi, Lot 68, except the N, 2 ft. The S 100 rods of that part of the SWW > Town6NofthRange3Wett 461- 9 1.90 1972 113.20 c. That said judgment provide thai in W 50 rods S253/5 rods to beg, 171-27 , 1972 361.08 16 rods E&W by 10 rods NftS In NW cor. of 415' NftS by 627' EftW; ft exc the EW of Beg. 140* N ft 33'W of cen of Sec. W 337', N 55- 1972 270 59 lyinjS'ly and W'ly of Eden TraU;exc. beg. • default of Ihe payment so ordered of the 119- 7 ,8 1972 453.86 Lot 76. 40 rods E of SW cor of Sec. 14, N » rods, E E 10 acres of NWfrlW of NE frlW. / SEW of sd sec; ft eSic Ww pf EW of W', of 70', E 337', S 70', to P.O.B. Lot 5 prop "saldscveralsumscomputedandextended Lots 70, 71, 72 1972 * 415.70 SEW. 1972 508.77 Beg 198' N & 90* W of SE Cor ofNEU N 172-27 40 rods, S 20 rods, W 40 rods to pt of beg; 302- 1 1 1972 139.81 ' Ballard Subd. against said lands' In said schedule, the 1 '56- 482.5*,W.240',NJ32',W994.l',S6t4.5',E ' atop exc. that land platted as Covert's SWAofSP.orNEi,',. 369—23 53.73 1172 402.50 493- 9 " V 1972 130562 sakf several parcels of land, or such In­ >• BOPP'SSUBD. ComSK'NofEWpastW4Q0'tN2',W920' 122984' to pt of beg. Woodland Acres. -303-J18 40 1972 545.47* , Beg. 210 ft N ft3 3 ft W ot cen of Sec. W 337 terest (herein as may be necessary to LOV1NGSWESTSIDENO. I 120- 9 16 64 1972 1019,04 Lot 29. , 245-14 57,8 1972 1 402.44 North 3/B of NEW, loEl/8ln,NH',EI330 toEsecln,thSto ft,N10tt,E337ft,Sl0fttoP.O.B. satisfy the amount adjudged against the Lots 102and 103, exc E15 ft of Lot 103. 174-33/ " 1972 235.01 Beg. at Int's'n of Hlnnn Rd ft US-IB N 49S 304-29 ' 60 1972 6J0.43 beg-' 483- 8 1972, 128.94 Same, shall severally be sold as the law Beg. 1485 fLSftlWft. Wof cent of Sec. 10-. 57- 1972 v 238.59 Lot 30. ' It, N 88 deg. 30 min. W 874 ft, S to US-16, E'*of WW of SEW, exc S Sjicre* thereof. 391-25 2 1973 ltt.« < provides: T5N-U2W, lb W'ly alg cent of Webb Rd 343 175-33 ,1972 ' 62.-49 SE'ly to pt of beg. 305-21 ,37 1973 14453 Com. at SW corner ol NWW of SWW, N on GENEVASHORESNO.I ! LotlOB. ft, N 70 deg, 37'W 21.1 R, N 278 ft,E 20.8 ft, di That your plaintiff may have such 1972 155.47 Lot 40. ' 241- 21 1972 53.09 Com.atNWcorE242fttSU5ft,W242ft, Sec line 75', E 234'S 75', W 234'tobeg. Lot 121. 58- N100 f t, E 375 ft, S alg W sd Kruger Lane othef and further relief in Ihe premises as Lot 114. • 176-33 1972 217.17 Com.335fLNofSEcorW330ft,N315ft,E N 165 ft. to pt of beg, 391-25 J5 1972 S41.M 414- 8 1972 298.67 lo this court may seem just and equitable. 1972 164.85 . 132ft,W7Sft,S208fttoptotbeg,2.8B 330ft,'S315ft.tobeg. 308—26 1 1972 135.10 of SWW. Lot 135. .59- Also bek 1485 ft S * 1664.2 ft. W k 383 ft N And your plaintiff will ever pray, etc. Lott J16 and U7» 347-31 239 1972 355.45 Com. at a pt 985 ft. N of Ih SE cotW 1329 ft IS 40 H72v 465- 8 366.82 Dated: January 9,1975 _ 'of centS Seel 10, Th W 285 ft, N1339 25 f t, . CHATEAU HILLS V 2393.83 J972 t 60- " 1 1972 51.15 Com. it pt on S side 1138.1'E of SW cor of N345rt,El320ft,S346ft.topt,otbeg. Lot 155. ' ' ' • ALLISON GREEN E3l7.4ft,S7»tt,SW'ly233.33fttoNWcor Lot 13, 1 Lots 122 and 123. Sd Sec., E !8M\ N 303.1', W 181.4', S 203,6' 307- 27 10.5 r 1973 130.85 ' s 5/1 of ww or SEW. / 466-1 1972 224 9B State Treasurer of the Stalelof Michigan 1972 39.44 of Lots, Hope Subd.,W»ftS155ntE»ft, 177-27 \ 1972,- -981.80 Com, It apt 967.38 ft N Of th SE COT W 391-35 50 ' 1971' 61- S 220 ft to beg. 9.25 to pi of beg. . 1 . [or and in behalf of sald.State. 341-31 .Bm/I ,1973 364.84 * 1316.84 ft, N 334 ft, E 1317.4B ft, S 334 f L to pt SW of SEW of SEW. < ' Lol 124. Also beg. 1320 ft W k 680 ft S of Ntt post of CLINTON VILLAGE RIVER WOOD G3r- 1972 21.22 of beg. 3H-2S. 30 1173 713.54 Lot 38. Sec, 10, th S 1405.79 ft, W G65 ft, N 1405.79 ft - Lot 11. t r v 308-21 ]0,L 1972 • 153.97 N3/»ofSF.W. T Lots'125;(1 0 128. 467- »T 1972 92.26 SCHEDULE WTAXESOF1172 1972 21203 178-27 ,197l' 33.17 ESSEX TOWNSHIP 1 S9S- 35 -SO im I393.W Tm«8N«rtkRuge3West. , ~ AND PRIOR YEARS VKTORTOWNSH1P.' Coot.SE eerri-r W on Stc.Mnt 1339 ft J* on "„ VIEWCRESTRIVERADD. . Lots 131 and 132, KSW*WHfSi«M«« DYER'S 8UBD.' EW of NE trlW exc W13 acres. , 64-* •' 1972 158.73 aIgWsdRemey-CnapdlerDni W743.13ft _ TewilNsrtkltugeiWest „, l/l line 1399 ft to Meter of H18, S 7V15' E ,SU ofLotl. 1 ( Lot 20. M^- 1 56.C 1972 469.89 l».l ft. on center of Mil, to E line of Sec 1 .Lots. 133 and 134, ' N649.91ft.E739ft.tobeg.10.73 , f J IA10 rds NftS by IB rds EftW In SE cor et '4* - 1972 595.13 u fe Total o* Taxes, J 1973 55.86 179-»« 1972' * 33.34 " ' 2|onElweofS«.1064 ft. lobeg. 65- Exc, Bek. at a monument at the SE cor of GREEN BUSH TOWNSHIP SE'i.of SEW. A portion of Outlot 20,490'In length located 5 3 Interest and Lot 21, • 4 384-31 . «R C3.S5 210'Sof N bndry of Outlot 2d, And 622'N ot Lot No. 1 of Forrest Hills Subd., th N 2 deg. Tswi 8 North Raage 3 West 301- 1 1' 1973 349.N e-S 8"Charges Due 199-21 1972, 33.34 N9to'WEWEWofWWofN£W< N 3 sens Of NEW of NEW. Sbndry of Outlot 20, a aim Said Yean 33'E 243.0 ft, th N B» deg. 39'E 20.< ft, th N 0 Pare I- The N 340 ft of S 1I8Q.25 fto f EK of 3 t • NELSONflSUBD, Lot 22. SIB- ! 1973 54,19 . 3M—33 3 1173 21.50 499- 1973- 203.66 ££<5 DolUn-Cenuj > deg53'W 100.28 ft, th N 89 desjOfE 2M.B ft, Ill- 31 379.04 ' SEW. * i L Lots 30'* 31, abtfbei at SW cor of sd Lot th S 0 deglO'W 350.0 ft, th N » degSO'W 197? A piece; of land com. on NW comer of E » acres of NEW M" NEW, W 33 f L of LetSand E 39.1 ft. of Let 37. 41, th W/22 ft, N 131ft, E 22 ft, S132 ft to Lota. 353-* 8 10.30 • 1873 272.W. r 304.2 ft, th N71 dcgeWSLl ft to P.O.B,, NWW ofNEWexci pare of landbtfitSW SWW,S»roai,Ettrao^Nllrods,W39 3M-N 39 1173 471.11 470- 1972 , 363.(2 'beg;alsob«atSWcorLot2»1thW97,Bft, 181-24 1973' 446.04 rods. S to beg. BATH TOWNSHIP Containing 2.44 acres, corofNWWof NEWnnnNl3rd>l',E77' El7AofN»AolW',ofNEW.- , K AG |,K TOWNSHIP N132ft,E97.Sft,Sl32fttobeg;aUbelng. 121-10 > 1972 1285.62 Lot 27. 311-11 3 1973 131.37, Sn-M 17 1971 748.lt • • TtfmSN«tilUig

s a y ^ Total of Taxe?, 5 a Interest and *, linc b, *> B-Sf ChargeaDue •J SS if 6 all mSatdYean Legal News fl Q'SiJi •? IHSSO DoUmCeptl ANNUAL T/OCSALE DeWitt takes From page 8B PUBLICATION OF NOTICE PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF HEARING All c* Lot 7, exc. RR r/o/w. OF HEARING * 475—» 1973 133.C > State of Michigan*' The State of Michigan, The' Com. 11,81 ch s of HM poet S alg it, line Probate Court for the. County of Probate Court for the County of lM.7JtiofEi4o[Lotl7. St. Johns, Mich. 48879 1216 E. Geneva Drive The Panthers took a 1st , and 5 free throws. 481- 1 1972 303 54 Phone 517-224-3241 42-1 DeWitt, Michigan 48820 quarter lead of 19-lle He was joined in double TILLOTSOVSADD. Attorney for Petitioner: They increased that by 1 when figures by Mike Ferguson with Lot 6. they otttscored the Eagles in the 14 points and Lonnie Stone with 482- 1 1972 Henry J. Fischer 393 70 PUBLICATION OF NOTICE 706 American Bank & Trust "2d period 20-19. 12. VANDF.l'SENSADD. OF HEARING Bldg. It was more of the same in the . Currently the Panthers are Lot a, State of Michigan, The 3d period when the Panthers 13-4 in the league and 14-4 for 483- H 1972 183 32 Lansing, Mich. 48933 Utl2 Probate Court for the County of Phone 485-7191 42-1 held a 21-13 scoring edge. the season. 484- 4 1972 267.48 CLINTON, ^ ' Estate of GROVER C. ROOF PUBLICATION OF NOTICE SEt.11-12.13-UVILLAGE File^ No. 19331 Com 50rodsEi2rodsSofNWcomerSlO OF HEARING rods, E 4 rods, N10 rods, W 4 rods to beg, TAKE NOTICE: On March 5, State of Michigan, The 485—13 " 1972 263 54 1975, at 10:00, A.M., in the Probate Court for the County of DALLAS TOWNSHIP Probate Courtroom, Court­ NOTICE Town 7 North Range4 West CLINTON. VILLAGE OFFOWLER house, St. Johns, Michigan, Estate of LILY G, LANCE'S ADDITION before the Hon. TIMOTHY M. TRESSLER, Deceased. N 70' of Lots 10 and 11 GREEN, Judge of Probate, -a TAKE NOTICE: On March5, 486- 1/ 1972 325 44 hearing will be held on the CITY OF DE WITT N 75 ft Of Lois 7,8,4 9 1975, at 11:00, A.M., in the 487— 3 1972 39845 petition of Nedra Rayburn and Probate Courtroom, St. Johns, Coralee Roof, co-executrix, for Michigan, before the Hon SECTION!! -\ ILLAGEOF FOWLER allowance of their final account, Com at a pt 1361 f t E & 199 ft N of SW cor E Timothy M, Green, Judge of BOARD OF REVIEW 100 ft, N to D.GH&M RR, W alg S line of assignment of residue and Probate, a hearing will be held RR100 ft, S to pi of beg, Village of Fowler. discharge of said co-executrix. to determine the heirs of said 489-12 1972 2771 Dated; February 4,1975 - deceased. The Board of Review will meet on March 10, ESSEX TOWNSHIP Nedra Rayburn and Coralee Dated: February 10,1975. and 24 to examine and review the assessment Town 8NorthRange3West > Roofr Jay G. Tressler roll of the City. The meeting on the 10thr \ 1LLAGE OF MAPLE RAPIDS Petitioners Petitioner ., from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m, is reserved for the AIlofBik3,andLotl,Blk4 502 S. Baker 228 Beth Lane s Board of Review members only. 490-M 1972 28 55 Lansing, Michigan Lot 6 and the E'a of Lot 4 St Johns, MI 48879 491- 5 1972 1B184 Attorney for Petitioner: Attorney for Petitioner: TheEastI5*ofLot7andLot8 WALKER & MOORE Clinton Canady, III Persons wishing to appear before the Board 492— 5 1972 17163 530 South Pine may do so on Monday, March 24th from S'z Of Lot ff 117 E. Walker 493- 14 1972 26872 St. Johns, Mich 48879 Lansing, Mich. 48933 This was just part of the exciting CMAC league championship meet action. DeWitt finished a dose 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. LotS. Phone 517-224-3241 42-1 Phone 487-8222 43-1 2d in the league meet behind Pewamo- Westphalia, who is undefeated this season. 494- IS 1972 130 76 Lot 2 Tentative equalization ratios and multipliers 495—21 1972 212 51 11 Lot 2 If If Fitz Bohm on Dean's List for 1975 Property Assessments are: 1OT496-2— «3 197IHU2 . 156 23 Lot8andtheEl2'ofLot7 > 497-23 1 1972 222.73 MELBOURNE, FLA -- scholastic performance and a Ratio Multiplier Michael A Bohm, son of Mr and letter of congratulations has B P. HUTCHINSON'S ADD THE CONVENTION BLUES Mrs J Dale Bohm of 1024 E been sent by Ray A Work, Jr, Real .4773 1.05. Lots 2 and 3 vice president for student af­ 499--A7 1972 115 46 Geneva Drive, DeWitt, has been Personal .50 1.00 Lot 3 named to the Fall quarter fairs, at Florida Institute of 500— 9 1972 14608 Technology. Editor, Lapeer County Press Dean's List at Florida Institute SEC.54B Fi er ,d ofinTechnology at Melbourne, •*Bohm.) \1974 graduate of (,. , • i i, Dorothy Keck _ ULLAGE OF MAPLE RAPIDS' «'f 813}! tftl SI-•*(£ - '0>f»4 "JfyJrilv A!!", ^9 a ,.*« MM,, Florida. *s-u - < DeWitt Hfeh School-is a first Com;3 rods E of the NE comer of tlfcr^fe t ~ifcj Blk 2 Maple Rapids, N 30 rods W about W Immediately after turning-left into* the hotel Wife in the s6re head. The twin beds are fine if yoii , Being,named to the Dean's year Student a"nd is'majoring ih rodstocent of Maple River th in a'SW'ty driveway, I knew it was going tobea convention to 'and your partner are twin dwarfs. If you want a "List represents outstanding electrical engineering. dlr. down center of Maple River to pt. directly start point, then E to beg Sec 5 regret A policeman gave me a ticket for making cup of coffee between 10 and 12 am on a weekend, 502— 5 1972 13 22 an illegal left turn. ' t you must drive to town. If you walk half a mile to Airman Tews Com 52 rods N of SE comer of SW4 W18 - I had paused under the sign saying "No Left the far end of the parking lot, dnd then discover rods, N to center of Maple River, E on Turn." My wife had said: "You can't turn left;" you don't have a quarter to buy your way out, the RANTOUL, ALL - Airman The airman, who learned'to We're Celebrating center of Maple River to a point directly N But the hotel was on the left. If I had turned right, hotel management doesn't like it when you scream 'Patricia T. Tews, daughter of maintain and service multi- of starting point, S to starting point, com Louis D. Tews of 275 Dill Road, 42 rods N of SE comer of SW>4 of Sec. 5- or continued straight, it might have been 5 and honk your horn and cry real tears all over engine jet aircraft, is being T8N R3W, W16 rods, N10 rods, E 16 rods, minutes before I found the hotel again. I might their blacktop. DeWitt, has graduated at assigned to McChord AFB, S 10 rods have been late for a free drink. I turned left. Chanute ARB, 111., from the US Wash, for duty with a unit of the Our 2nd 5^3- 5 5 1972 422 01 The cop Was at leasj 12 years old. It took him a Air Force aircraft mechanic Military Airlift Command. Com 40 rods W&S2 rods N of v4 post btwn 1 Sec 5 4 8, T8N R3W, th N10 rods, W to long time to fill out the ticket with his crayon. He AT THESE conventions it is my habit to wear a course conducted by the Air Airman Tews is a 1974 cent of Map Ave, the SSE on cent Map Av paused over the long list of possible offenses on the glass while making the rounds of hospitality Training Command. cradimteofDeWdtHighSchool. toaptdir'lyWofst'gpt,thEtobeg ticket. "Just put an X before 'Didn't listen to his rooms. It hangs around my neck on a chain, 504- 1972 235 51 wife'," my wife told him. It cost me $14. sloshing gently against my belly, thus freeing my Com 42rodsNandl6rodsWof5Ecorner hands for signing autographs. I have been at­ ofSW'jofSec 5-TBNR3W,lhenW6rods, tending these conventions for 23 years and no one RNHVERSHRV S10 rods, E 6 rods, S10 rods BUT SHE soon got hers. It costs 25 cents to get has ever asked for my autograph, but I'm ready. WITH A 505- 5 1972 19718 out of the hotel parking lot. You insert a quarter Aparccom40rodsW&99rods5ft Sot NE Actually, I'm being modest. I received my first cor.of NW<* S 7 rods 16ls ft.'W 14 rods 4 ft, and a big wooden arm lifts just long enough to let autograph request this year, It happened during N7rodsl5i4ft,El4rods4ft tobeg you drive through the gate. Some friends were 506- 8 1972 66 54 the big banquet Saturday night. A young lady driving through as we walked by. We chatted -a picked me out of the multitude and asked me to OVID TOWNSHIP minute and then they continued on, thus freeing sign her program. Drapery Sale Town 7 .North Range 1 West the big wooden arm so that it came down on my A neighboring publisher later described the wife's head. MLLAGEOFOVID scene like this: "Fitzgerald signed, stood and took Lot 7 and W*i of Lot 8 "It could have been worse," I said as I helped a bow, and held his hands over his head as if he'd 507- 3 ' 1972 249 59 her back on her feet. "It could have been me." just won the heavyweight championship of the E->iofLot5andW'jofLot6 This was the annual convention of the Michigan 508- 5 1972 242.73 world. And his 742 dinner companions rose as one Lot 20 Press Association. It is always held on the campus and threw up." 509—13 * 1972 14913 of Michigan State University in a 7-story hotel * I later asked the young lady in which newspaper Lots 9 & 10 called the" Kellogg Center of Continuing 510—14 1972 253 53 she read my column." Lot 6. '• Education. Itis called this because it was paid for 511-16 1972 194 79 with shap-crackle-pop money, and because it is a N2M/!2ftofLotI4&SlftLotl3 continuing education to rent a room there. "I DIDN'T know you wrote a column," she said. 515- 18 ,1972 159 58 Some of the bathroom doors are tent flaps, ot- "I wanted your autograph because of your S 8 and 1/6 ft, of Lot 14 and the N13 and >i ft of Lot 15 fering the privacy of an army barracks. There are hanging glass. I've never seen a chain drinker RIVERSIDE Insurance Co. of America 513—18 1972 159 58 sliding doors on the closets and when you slide before." hti now rnide ivallible through your local independent agent > Lots 4 and 5 them they block the bureau drawers and hit your I asked her to lend me a quarter. new type of insurance that rewards you ai a careful driver. You'll 514— 20 1972 27013 Lot 18 ' uve money over your present policy, and on budget terms, too, 515- 22 1972 211,78 E35'ofLolBandW30'ofLot9 516-24 1972 42767 Legal news Lot 5 WILLARD REED 517- 28 1972 215 34 State of ..Michigan, The Lots 7. 8, 9,10,11, and 12 Probate Court for the County of 518-B 1972 578 37 Lots IB and 19 Clinton.' AGENCY 519-C 1972 «87B Estate of ANDREW W, DEWITT PHONE 669-7604 Lots 19 & 20 520-D COBB, Deceased, File No. 1972 206 55 19384 "* RIVERSIDE INSURANCE COMPANY • Choose from an excellent N 50' of S 167', collection of decorative fab­ 521- M 1972 117 83 TAKE NQTICE: On May 7th, rics in the latest patterns, Com 395ft EofcentlnofMalnSttnOvld 1975, at 10:00 A.M.. in the colors and textures. Finest r onSlrtofr/wofM2l,thE'IyalgSsldeto the Meridian, th S to cent Map River, Probate Courtroom, St, Johns, workmanship insures your NW'Iy alg cent Riv to beg Michigan, before the Hon. satisfaction^ ' 522- 10 1972 448 22 TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Judge Com atlnt's'nofSInofM2HcentMaui St, th S 8S\ E'ly to cent of Map Riv, NW'Iy of Probate, a hearing Will be * For the ultimate in sheer , a]gRIvtoSlnofM2l,W !yafgmvytobeg held to reaffirm the admission beauty select (iardhfttt1^ part of NEi4 of NE',4 sec ' 523- 13 W72 514 50 of the Will to probate, to reaf­ seamless, polyester knits with firm the appointment of E. Jean exclusive LEAD-LACE -bot­ FITCH'S ADDITION Cobb as Administratrix With tom hem. Enjoy the carefree Lots 14 & 15 luxury these completely wash­ 524- 2 , 1972 1670' Will Annexed and to determine heirs of the decedent. A. able, drip-dry fabrics pro­ / PATTERSON ADDITION Creditors of the deceased are vide. Lot54,5,6,&Ei4ofLot7. hereby notified that there will <| 525- 1972 29754 be on said date for claims, and oGaixlisctlQ.i STONES ADDITION that all claims against said Sale Lots 1, Ovid; W 10 ft Lot 2, instate must be presented to E. 526- D 1972 44L38 lean Cobb at 9702 Island Road, WESTPHALIA TOWNSHIP fl KIsie, Michigan, 48&31, and Town 6 North Range 4 West ' Continues proof thereof, with copies of the VILLAGE OF WESTPHALIA claims; filed with the Court on GREEN VIEW BUBD. Lot 3 or before said date. 528- 1972 214 61 Notice is further given that From Feb. 21 thru March 8 ihe estate 'will as soon as is NEWS-NEWS-NEWS-NEWS practicable thereafter, be E assigned to the persons entitled Semi your news for the thereto as appears of record; 1 Dated: February loth/1975. SAVE NOW! ,. DeWitt Area Page , E. Jean Cobb ' Petitioner / N to the Clinton County Ntwi, 1 9702 Island Road. E Elsie, MI 48831 120 E.Walker, St Johns W| Attorney for Petitioner: James M. Teahen, Jr. or leave it at the Willard Reed S 315 North Ball Street Agency in downtown DeWitt Owosso, Mich. 48867 ft Phone725-2189 ' 43-1' February 19,1975 16 CUNTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, rVIICHIQAN t^mm^m^mma^m^mt .HTJOSKPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Pewamo, Michigan ' M Rev Msgr Thomas J, Bolger. MA y' Pastor Next Week in Daily Mass - 7:30 am * Saturday 4:30 pm & 7:45 pm " Sunday 8;00 am It 10-00 am Holy Baptism • Sunday, 1 pm Sacred Confession • Saturday^3;30 and Clinton County churches 7:30 pm Family Holy Hour for Peace -Saturday. 7:15 pm All Churches'1 in Clinton County are Invited to send their weekly announcement* to The Clinton County News. They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to Insure Gunnisonville publication In the current week's issue. Area - *', •v COMMUNITY OF8TJUDE 7:30 pm Evening Worship FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CI 1UHCH BANMSTBB I'NITKD MKTHODIST' 9:10 am Ladies Bible Study every GUNNISONVILLE Maple Avenueal Stale Street CHURCH Catholic Church Tuesday ' UNITED METHODISTCHURCH Averlll M, Canon, Minister pastor: Rev Miriam DeMint Father Jerome Schmltt, Pastor 7:30 pm Wednesday evening Prayer Clark and Wood Roads WIN. Bridge Service Rev PauSchlebner, Minister \ Saturda,y.>ebniarya ' Sunday Worship Service 9:30am Daily Ma,ss: Mon and Thurs - 7:30 pm. 6:00 pm Teen's Softball every Friday 12:30 pm - Junior Choir rehearsal ChurchSchool 10:30am 9:30 am Church Service. 1:00 pm • Children's Choir rehearsal Tues_, Wed, and Fri 7:00 am HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH 10:45 am Sunday School Sunday. February a • Sunday Mass: #00 and 11:15 am" 510MabbltRoad,Ovld Services at Middle School, DeWitt - 9;45 am • Church School . AKiKUBLVOFIiOI) Father Joseph Aubln 11:00 am - Morning Worship SUS-27&E. Baldwin EAST HeWITTBIIlLK CHURCH Monday,Febrtiary24 Jospeh F. Eger, Jr, Pastor (Non-Denominational! 10:30 am * Mass on Sunday 6:45 pm * Gongregators 7:00 pm Evnlng Mass on Wednesday - Westphalia Round Lake Road • 1 mile East of US-27 Confessions 10 to 10:30 on Sunday . Wednesday, February^ „ 10,00 urn • Sunday School Glen, J, j^arnham^ Pastor 6:45 pm • Boy Scout Troon Bl 1 ll;ou am - Morning Worship morning 8:00 pm - Chancel Choir rehearsal dj30 pm r Youth Service Sunday . ' i 1 ^ Area CALVARY HAPTtSTCIIUHCIl 7:30 pm - Sunday Evening 10 am - Sunday School. Classes for all ST MARY'S CHURCH Church Office Hours: 7:00 pm • Wedesday, second and fourth ages. Rev Wayne Glassman Monday thru Friday WMC M-21atEtsIefld Westphalia - 11 am - Morning Worship Rev Father James Schmltt 8:30 am to noon 7:30 pm • Wednesday evening service 5:45 pm • Youth Fellowship, Senior, 14 Tel; 224-2636 9:45 am Sunday School Rev James J. Schmltt-Admlnistrator and up: Jet Cadets, 10-13 Phone 587-4201 „ / 7 pm • Evenjng Service 11:00 am Morning Worship Wednesday 7:00 pm Evening Worship PRICE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 7;00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting Saturday Night Masses; 4:30 & 7:00 pm DaroldD.Boyd.Pastor 7:30 pm • Bible Study and prayer. Sunday Morning 6:00, B:00, 10:00 44S Division St. E.Lansing Supervised nursery (or babies and small Week daysMonday&Friday7:15& 11:20 children in all services. STPAULLUTHERANCHURCH am Fowler 9:45- Church School "An open door to art open book" .... A Tues & Thurs 7:15 & 8:30 am FIRST CNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH Bible preaching churchwlth a message for 1! E.R0SSOW, Pastor Wednesday 7:15 & 7:30 pm 11:00 am - Worship Service , 9:00 am Worship KWEastStflteSt Women's Society - last Wednesday of >ou..., Holy Days5:30.7:15 4 U:20 am. 7:30 pm" StJohns, Michigan 4B879 10.00 am Sunday School Wednesday Evening Mass 7:30 pm each month. Dinner at 12:30 pm. Business 1 Francis Carl Johannides, Minister meeting at 1:30 SOUTH HII.F.Y BIBLE CHURCH UMYF meets each Sunday at 7 pm. WillardFarrier.Pastor ChurchSchool 9:30am Council of Ministries • last Monday of Located'^mlle east of Francis Road Fowler Area Worship Service Ham each month at B pm. onChadwickRoad Administrative Board - the first Sunday ST PAUL LUTHERANIHURCH Maple Rapids Wednesday, of each month following a co-operative 10 am • Sunday School* Fowler ' ' Bible Study 7:30-9 pm noon dinner. 11am-Worship'Service HE, Rossow, Pastor Prayer and Share 8-9:30 pm ,M Senlorchoir rehearsal-each Wednesday HOPKLITIIKRANCHURCH Thursday, at 7:30 pm 9:30 am Worship Area 303W.HerblsonRd. ' 10:30 am Sunday School and Bible Class Girl Scouts 3:15 pm THE UNITED Carol Choir 4pm • !ii DeWitt Sunday School 9 am " MOSTHOLYTRINITYCHURCH METHODISTCHUHCH LOWE UNITED METHODIST.CHURCH Chapel Choir 6:30 pm Maple Rapdls Chancel Choir 7:30 pm rKIIOVAIfSttlTSKM.ES Worship " 10:30am Rev Fr Albert J.Schmltt,Past or Kingdom Hall Pastor Rev J.ThomasChurn MAPLE RAPIDS, MICH Sunday, February 16, STAVNK'SEPISCOIWLCHURCH 1993 North Lansing St Saturday Evening Mass - 4:30, 7:00 Parsonage-Middleton Senior Hi UMYF Meet at 7:00pm Corner US-27and Webb Road Phone 236-7742 , JrHiUMYFmeetat 7:00pm Rev Glenn V, Cathey, Jr, Vicar o'clock pm Monday, February 17, Tuesday, 7:30 pm - Congregation Book Sunday Masses 6:30, 8-30,10.30 am Studies. Text btudies "The Nations Shall Residence 669-3067 Holy Days — Holy Day Eve, 4:30 pm, 7:00 Sunday District Conference Meeting 7:30 pm Church 1*9-3967 Know That 1 Am Jehovah - How' o'clock pm, Holy Day — 6:30 & 8-30 art 9:30 am Worship Service Tuesday, February la, 10:30 am Sunday School Jr Hi UMYF Spaghetti Supper Thursday, 7:30 pm - Theocratic Minis' *y First & Third Sundays • Sorrowful Mother Novena-During school School - Texts Used: "Bible" and "Aid to year 7:30 pm, summer months B;00 Serving 'at-5 and 6 pm Morning Prayer 9 am Tuesday Tickets available at the church office. liihle Understanding" B:30 pm Service o'clock pm Meeting. Second & Fourth Sundays Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays 3:30 to 7:00 pm Senior Choir Practice Wednes­ Holy Communion 9 am Sunday, 9:30 am - Public Lecture -• 4:00 o'clock pm and after 7:00 o'clock day ' * Given by (Jualifled Representative of the pm mass 2nd Wednesday each month Walchtouor. Bible and Tract Society. VAIJ.KY FARMS BAPTIST CHURCH 1st Fridays - Thursday from 11:00 am lo 7:00 pm WSCS. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 10:30 am - Watchlower Study • Current 214 E Slate Rd Thursday Lansing 12:00pm, 1:30 to4:30 pm & 7:30 pm until St, Johns issue of the "Watchtower" magarine all ore heard 10-00 Bible Study studies. ' A fundamental Bible believing church. 9:45 am Sunday School Baptism — Sundays at 12:30 pm by ap­ PUBLIC INVITED pointment. Other arrangements by GREENBUSH UNITED METHODIST 9:45 am Bible School 11:00 am Morning Worship Service NO COLLECTION TAKEN appointment. CHURCH :^*'QjrvC$*<^x^yc^x^xQj<^^ 11 am Worship Service 5-30 pm Youth Groups Beginning with Scotland Marshall Roads 'll"am Children's Churches the 4lh Grade. Pastor-NormonWood s 7:00 pm Evening Service WEDNESDAY 6 pm Youth Hour niUHIIOFTMKNAZARKNE Elsie Area 7 pm Evening Worship 7:00 pm Prayer Service Sunday, ')15.NorthLan5lngStreet ELStEMETHODISTCHURCH Each Wed 7 pm Bible Study and prayer. Rev Kenneth Anderson 10:30 am Church School 8 pm - Choir practice -Jr. Basketball SOUTH DettTTTCHURCH Rev David Litchfield, Minister 11:30 am Church Services Phone, 224-7950 OF CHRIST WSCS ird Wednesday at 8 pm Nursery for babies and small children for i ' all services. 2931 Herbtson beside DeWitt High School 9:30 am - Morning Worship 10-oa am - Sunday School , Minister: Dr James Girdwood • » Church office hours 11:00 am - Morning Worship )0:30 am -Sunday School, Supt' Merle LOWE UNITED Attend the Tel 669-5000 or R26-6006 9-12 & 1-3 Man thru Fri 6:15 pm - Ynimg People's Service Baese METHODISTCHURCH 9-20 am Bible School Lowe and North Lowe Road 7.00 pm - Evening Worship 1Q;30 am Morning Worship Wednesday, 7:30 pm • Bible Study and DUPI.A1N METHODIST CHURCH i Minister Rev Harold McGuire Communion Weekly Rev David Litchfield, Minister sTmn\sF.i>[scop\i.eiinu.ii prayer hour. 6:30 pm Youth Groups CornerofMcadand Walker Sunday School 9-iq am 7:30 pm Evening Worship 10 am • Sunday School, Supt Kenneth Church Worship 10:15-11:15 Itcctory-106E Walker Wednesday, Kiger Phone 224-2600 FIlKK MKTHOmSTCIICKCn Choir 8-9 pm Thursday 305ChurchStreet 7:30 pm Hour of Power: Prayer and 11 am • Worship Service UMW 7:30 2nd Wednesday of 6very Off ke 224 2885 Bible Study month Phone 224-3349 church of Thursday. FlILSTHAPTISTt HURCH Prayer Study Group 10-11 1973 Schedule Robert Bentley, Minister 7:30 pm Calling Program Every Sunday 8 dm Holy Communion 10 am Sunday School Rev Cowley, Sup't 2d & -1th Sunday 10 am Holy Communion 10 00 am - Sunday School ( ONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN i trnd Sermon 11:00 am - Morning Worship FlHSTBAPTlSTl'HURCn 11 am Worship Service CHURCH OFIHVLITT.SBC v 6:30 pm Junior & Senior B.Y.F. Oiher Sundays -10 am Morning Prayer 6.00 pm • Evening Worship 4I0S Maple Ave, Maple Rapids t ..Prayer service as announced. HcvJerryCole.pastor , J • 7:00 pm Evening Service Rev Hector Goodall • Pastor .•md Sermon 11068 DeWitt Rd " u ' 7:0p pm Wednesday! Junior and Senior * Nursery i'thurch•school )0 am-/or-,(i^™ Choir Practice, .^ Ap > - , Nursery ihrough liih *"-•> *-*(*•*"*' ' Vi c Sunday School - 9:45 am 7:30 pm Wednesday;,Prayer and Bible Mam Worship Service ' 2 Every Monday eve 7 pm - Spiritual? 0*" ' * "llfiTHODISTCIintCH Morning W6rship • 11*00 am Til Stiidy Healing Service US27and County Line Rd 11 am Church School fi o'clock - Church Training 7 pm Spng Festival (Everyone welcome! 1st • Id Mondays 7 pm Senior Citizens Pastor Paul R.Jones 7 o'clock Evening Worship OUPLAIN ( HURCH OF CHRIST 2d S, 4th Tuesdays - Noon - Senior Phone 224-7709 ImileswestOvid-ElsieHighSchool Citizens .' Midweek Prayer Service 7;30. Youth Wed Night 8:30 It 7:30 choir practices * Parsonage & Office 2620 E Maple Rapids fellowship 2nd & 4th Sunday at 8 o'clock. 5565 E Colony Road Thurs Night fl pm Fellowship Service Even Tuesday morning and evening Rd. Eureka. Join us in worship where "everybody is Justin Shepard, Minister u tight Uiitchers .somebody and Christ is Lord." Bill Nicbelson, Youth Minister 2d Wednesday 1-5 pm Family Planning .Sunday. For more information call 669 9752 or Clinic 9.00 Worship write Box 306, DeWitt. 9:45 am - Sunday School Eureka Area 1st S. ird Wed morning OEO Nutrition 10-00 Church School this week 11 am - Church- 7!30pm IttSCS Third-Thursday each (lass VALLEY FARMS UNITED 6 pm • Youth fellowship and adult Bible CONGREGATIONAL Even nlher\\ede\ening7:30CadetGirl month ' PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Study IIIRISTIANCHURCH Scnuls , Rev Neil Bolinger, pastor 7 pm - Evening Service 2619 E. Maple RapidsRd Every 4th Thursday Jaycettes B pm SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 155 E. State Rd 7 pm Wednesday - Prayer Meeting RevPaulR Jones.Pastor Everj Thursday 8 pm AA Al Anon 1400 S; Oakland Phone 489-1705 Phone 224-7709 Every Friday 1:15 pm Brownies Paul E. Pernio, Pastor ST CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH • 9:30 am • Sunday School Rev Thomas M. Kowalciyk, Pastor 10 am • Bible School for everyone Services held on Saturday II :00 am - Morning Worship POBox97,517E Main St 11 am • Morning Worship THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS ( HI H( II Altl>h\ 1L1.K UNITED 5 miles west of St Johns on M-21 Rev RayMcBratnle.Pastor Area MKTHODIST CIIL'KUI ".'2 miles southnn Francis Road Telephone 627-8533 or 439-3807 MATHERNilN COMMUNITY sT,ms::pHcvrnni.icem!tCH' DrDaroldBoyd.Pastor Jmlles w est on Church Road 9:30 pm - Morning Worship CHURCH Central Nat'l Bank Schmltt Electric St Johns Co-dp Rev WilliamG.Honkerd.Pastor 445 Division Slreet RogerV.Heintz,Pastor 10:30 am.- Church School Rev- Raymond Goehrlng KastLansing,Mlchigan 7:30 pm - Wednesday, Bible Study and 2:00 pm • Sunday School 1 Associate Pastor „ 9:30 am Worship Service, 10:45 am 8:00 am - Worship prayer meeting 1:00 pm - Worship Service OF ST JOHNS Rtctory 109 Linden .St - Ph 224-3313 Church School 10:30 am -Worship 1002 B State Convent 110 S. Odkland - Ph 224-3769 Wednesday: 7:00 pm Choir practice. 9-15 am - Sunday School and bible KAGLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH 1 St Johns N Clinton School M E Cass - Ph 224-2421 B:00 pm Prayer Service. Classes. Rev and Mrs Royal Burnett, Pastor Wacousta St Johng-Ovid-Pewamo Mass Schedule . Administrative Board first Monday in Holy Communion first Sunday of the Member FMC Phone 224-4277 Phone 224-2381 Saturday Evening-7 pm the month. month at 8 am. third Sunday of the month 10:00 am -Sunday School Sunday - 7-30. 3. 10:30 and 12 General meeting of WSCS third Thurs­ at 10:30 pm. 11:15 am - Morning Worship Holy Days • See bulletin day in January. April and September. 7:30 pm - Wednesday Prayer meeting Area Weekdays - 8:30 am and 7 pm Afternoon Circle meets second Thursday STTHKUBSHCATHOI.IC CHURCH 'WACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED Sacrament of Penance Saturdays. 3:30 at the homes of members. Fathers Francis Murray FAITH BAPTISTCHURCH METHODISTCHURCH lo ,'• pm niter 7 pm .Muss until 8:30 pm, S & H Farm Berean'Circle meets third Thursday a nd Lawrence Delaney David J. Zimmer, Pastor Rev Edward F.Ollo, pastor Phillips Allaby-Brewbaker, UMcdayueningsa Irew minutes before evening m each month at the homes of (one milenorlhof traffic light-Elsie) Phone 626-6623 evening M.iS-s Rectory: 102W. Randolph, Lansing members. t Phone 489 9051 Sunday • First Filda>s—Sacrament nf Penance. Bible School 10;15a.m Morning Worship: 10 am Sales & Service Thursday from 4 lo "i pm and after the HAYMDK BAPTISTCHURCH ,Mass Schedule • Saturday. 7 pm Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Church School Classes 11:15 am . Implement Inc.. evening Mtifcs Until all ,ircheard, Mass and Pastor Rev Roy Green Sunday: 6, B, 10,12 • * ' Evening Worship 7:00 p.m Jr and Sr Hi Y.F. 6.00 pm New Holland M&chinery nrajcrs tif Adoration at 7 pm Holy The Corner of NUS-27 and Roosevelt Rds. 4 Holyday: Eve before at 7:30 pm and 7 & Wcd.Prayer&BibleSludy 7:00pm. Cherub Cholf,-Wednesday 3:45 pm Communion and 7:15 nm, Our Specialty > ^* COMPANY f <) am and 5:30 & 7:30 pm Youth Choir, Thursday 6:45 pm Ailnralinn ttf the Blessed Sacrament. Sunday School • 10:00 am , Weekday Masses: 7:30 am 4 7:30 pm , Chancel Choir, Thursday 7:30 pm 4MiNonUS-27to 108W N Clinton St Tiiursda> 7 pm on First Friday after Mnrning Worship - 11:00 am Penance: 4-5 & B-8:30 pm Bath Area WSCS Noon Meetings every 3rd Wed­ • 313 N Lansing St < r evening Miiss Sunday evening • 6:00 pm • French Rd Baptism: Sunday at 1 pm. Please call in nesday Phone 224-2777 St Johns, Michigan Wednesday evening service 7;00 pm advance. BATH UNITED MKTHOIHST CHURCH WXYZ Noon Meeting every 1st Wednes­ Phone 224-4661 Devolions-Our -Molber of Perpetual A church where everyone is welcome i tk'tp Nmena • after 7:15 pm Mass each Rev Clarence Keith day 'Tuesday. llett ITT COMMUNITY CHURCH Council on Ministries every 2nd Wednes­ , Religious Instruction Classes—Adult FIRST CHURCH OF COD 1 Inter-denominational) 9:45 am Church School' day at 7:30 Inquiry (lass, Tuesday al a pm. High M-21& DeWitt Rd Murl J. Eastman, Pastor lllOO am Worship Administrative Board, 4th Monday of Egan Ford SPACE ^ School CCD. Wednesday at 7:30 pm Public Rev.W.JeffWebb, Pastor Jim McGoyney, 7:00 pm Bible Study every 3rd month, Federal-Mogul tirade SchooU'CD. Tuesdays from 4 until 3 PhonerChurch224-7190 , Sunday School Supt BATH BAPTISTCHURCH iim Parsonage 224-2448 Marilyn Krol.Co-Supt Sales, Inc. CORPORATION Bjptisms-Eiich Sunday at 1:30 by 9:30 urn- Sunday Morning Coffee & Rev Richard Cole, Pastor victor fOR appointment. Other arrangements by Fellowship Time u:45 am - Sunday School \ 4- appointment. Ham -Church 11:00 am Morning Worship 9;4=i am-Pre-Sunday School Quiet Time 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship 10:00 am-Sunday School * fi pm - Youth Fellowship Township 200 W. Hlgliam St Johns Plant - 7 pm - Sunday Evening Service 7:30 pm Evening Service U:00-Mnrnlng Worship Midweek Service on Wednesday 7:30 pm GROVE BIBLE CHURCH RENT 6:00 pm Sr Choir Practice 7 pm - Wednesday Bible Study and Phone 224-2285 Prayer Meeting Rev Robert Prange, Pastor 7:oo pm-Evcnlng Worship Discussion & REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS Price andShepardsville Roads Fellowship v IHRISTOF LATTER HAYBA1NT8 STJOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH Wednesday: , Corner Upton RdtfStollRd '10:00 am - Sunday School. Classes for (Missouri Synod) Ovid Area 7:00 pm-Sr Choir Practice 1 ElderJerryBalrd , all ages ' D&B Wes' Gulf Service FOWLER Rev Michael R.Ruhl.Pastor 7:30 pm Jr Choir Practice and Children's THKL'NITKDCHUItaiOFOVID 11:00 am • Morning Worship 10:15 am Divine Worship Circle WeslFrontStreet Sunday School • 10 am Preaching Ser­ 6;30 pm - Young People 8:00 am Matins Service, 3rd Sunday each 7:30pm-BibleSludy,Discu5sion& Prayer v IteV Claude B. Ridley, Jr, Pastor vice • 11 am 7:30 pm - Evening Service month Youth Fellowship • 1st & 3rd Sundays Choir Practice • Wednesday 6:30 pm , 7:30pm - Wednesday/prayer meeting Party Shoppe Free Pick-up & Delivery 9:0OamSunday School and"Bible Classes after the Evening Service Worship Service -10 am Mid-Week Prayer Service - Wednesday Ladies Missionary Circle meets 4th Holy Communion island 3rd Sundays each Women of the Church of God - Meeting Church School • 11 am ,,-> ' 7:30 pm Thursday Open Monday thru Saturday 8^18-27 month atlpilS am 1st Tuesday each month Nursery wrvlce for all children up to 2nd" Everyone welcome ' Couples Club meets 4th Saturday in Complete Party Suppliei Mathews Elevator Church Office Hours • 9:00-12:00 Monday, tirade. ' month • Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 224 N Clinton Phone 224-2212 . mornings. UftSLKVANHOLINKHSCHURCII " Fulton Area Adult Instructlon-l:30pm & 7 pm Mondays W7W,WHHamSt,Ovid Lansing Phone 224-3635 DeWitt Area FULTON FULLCOSPEI. CHURCH Grain-Feed-Beans RevLoydKeely 1 Weekday School And Confirmation daises • mile cast of Perrinton on M-57, KIMHKItLY CHURCH OP CHRIST WAYtifUKCIIAPHL - Wednesdays, 3:30-6;00 pm 10 am Sunday School and Morning •* mile south 100? Klmberly Drive •' * A BIBLE CHURCH , RevLynnShunk,Pastor Ladies Guild - LWML - 2nd Wednesday 1437 Turner Head, DeWIH * Worship, Sunday Evenings 7:30 pm Lansing, Michigan • Phone 593-2111 each month at 7:30 pm RcvDouglasBeach.Pastor 7-30 pm Wednesday Prayer Meetings John Halls Antes Cleaners Capitol Savings' Elders-Tuesdays at 7:00 pm Phone 4B9-925I 9:45 am - Sunday School evangelists-Thursdays'at 6:30 pm OVID FIRST HAPTlSTCIimiCH 11:00 am - Morning Worship 11 am - Morning Worship * Youth-2nd & 4th Sundays at- 4:00 pm MainalOak Street 7:00 pm • Youth Service 10 am - Bible Study t Pickup and Delivery AND LOAN ASSN, •Councils & Committees- 1st Tuesday each 10 am Sunday School 7:45 pm - Evening Service - 6 pm ' Evening Worship 11 am Warship Service • Rev EariC, Copelin, Pastor * " month al 7:00 pm pfluUohnson Church School Supt 7(45 pm - Thursday, Prayer and praise Midweek service 7130 pm Wednesday 108 W Walker 222 N CUnton WESTPHALIA Office Telephone: 224-3544 6 pm Young People .service • night ' Parsonage Telephone: 224-7400 7 pm Evening Service 7:15 pm Wednesday - Bible Study and ' 9:45' am Church Schoo, 11:00 am Mor­ Phone 224-4529 Phone 224-2304 Educational WJng Telephone! 224-8158 ning Worship, 7 pm Evening Fellowships Women's Bible Study-Tues, Wed, Thurs- Prayer '* Bridgeville A friendly church with a*'message for Wednesday 7 pm Prayer and Bible Pewamo call for lime and place. today. Study; i pm Senior Chdr 1 Vespers on Wednesdays at 7:30 pm during Bible Loving - Bible Believing - Bible Area Maynard-Allen ['reaching Area Parr's Rexall SPACE lent. , flVlli FRF.K MKTHODIST CHURCH "thechurch with "acts 20:2p vbkm" HHIlH 1EVI M.K GOSPEL MISSION UNITE!) MKTHOIHKTCHURCII STATE BANK . HKl>P.KM Kit UNITED U0N.MaInSt,OvkT 4 miles south of Pompeii KeVRichardGlcason Pewamo, Michigan FOR MKTIIODIKTCtlURCII , PnstorJ.S,Dingman • / Store Portland-Sunficld-Westphalta ilKommizKOenniCHOF •• 105 N. Bridge .St Church Phone B34-5W0 HfchardUClark.Pastor Parsonage Phone R34-SH73 , Mr. Hlrnt Welti , Sunday 3 pm Bible-School , * . ,IKSI'K(1IHI.STL\TTI-:HI1AVKAINTH 3:45 pm Worship- Service TheCorriCTDrufStoTC RENT , Member FDIC 4tfK.(iibbs , 10:00 am Sunday School-. Sunday: fl!» am Morning Worship 7:00 Thursday 7130 pm Cottage Prayer 9:» am -WorsNp'(nursery provided} pm Untied Methodist Youth Fellowship 10:30am -Coffeefellowship 11:00 am Morning Worship Meeting Phone 224-2837 Phone 587-31H Church School lo o'clock 6:p0pm Youth F.M.Y. ft# Sunday School CUwlO:45 am, (Announced from pulpit) U'firahlp Service IH/cIock ,

^sssssssss&sssssssmsms^^^ Stftf:::^:**^ WE BUY sellers interest in land 4 room apartment, 1 bedroom, THERE IS now a Timex Repair have helped us so much during May God bless you all. Help Wanted Jobs Wanted contracts. Cash, fast service, furnished or unfurnished. Service in Michigan. Free, his illness, and since his death. Mrs/Andrew W. Cobb Call Ford S. LaNoble 1516 East Newly remodeled, carpeting. .estimates will be sent on all We only wish that we might Alan S. Cobb Michigan Ave., Lansing Mich- Electricity paid. Weekly rate repairs, do not send-money. We thank each one of you per­ Lawrence J. Cobb 48912, Phone 517-482-1637, $31.50 or $125.00 a month plus WE HAVE an opening in this D,L. PATTISON Construction GERMAN SHEPHERD pups. also repair all other makes of sonally. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cobb & area (or a man or woman for Co., backhoe trenching, evenings 517-337-1276. 43-14 $50.00 deposit'. 13704 Main St. A.K.C. papers rffth the pups. 206 watches. Please send watches We extend very special Family rural circulation work. Per­ basements, sewer, hookups, Bath, .Michigan. Phone 641- W. Gibbs St. Johns, Call aftir 6 ' to Timex Repair Service, P.O. thanks to our Pastor, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larsen & 6990, ask for Susan Wilson. manent year-round em­ septic tanks, drainfields, All ATTENTION EXECUTIVE: pm. 224-4608. 404-p;23 'Box 128, Kinde, Mich. 48445. David Litchfield and Mrs. Don Family ployments No lay-offs, no work is insured .bonded and Rainbow Lake at Maple Rapids, 43-3-p-6 / • 40-U-29 Temple for the very meaningful Mr. and Mrs. Keith Coates strikes. Protected territory, you know the area, just Memorial Service, Our Church 43-l-p-30 guaranteed. Free estimates, FOR RENT — Furnished 1 women served a wonderful when qualified, and ad­ call 862-5308. - 22-U-3 beautiful! This Spanish Tri- Level is located on two $15,000, bedroom separate apt. with Horses TWIN OAKS GOLF COURSE - dinner following the service, vancement opportunity. Top We are now taking mem­ men exceed $20,000 annually. Wooded Lake Front Lots! AIL light housekeeping. S on US-27. assisted by the members of the Red Cross. WILL DO wallpapering. Phone berships for 1975. $85.00, $95,00 Write giving resume and phone Brick, 4 bedrooms, Vk Baths, Adults only 224-7740. • 43-l-p-6 HORDES -BOARDED, Indoor O.E.S. and we appreciated the The Good 224-8069. 42-3-D-3 Family Robm.Formal Dining, 2 and $115.00. Phone 224-7342. Memorial Service conducted by number to-Owen E. Stuart; 209 arena. Lessons and box stalls 41-3-p-29 Woodruff, Union City, Michigan Stall Garage. Over 2,000 Square available. 224-2933. 47-K-24 his Brother Masons. Neighbor. 49094. 41-^-p-l Feet. This is your chance at an Wanted to Rent The helpfulness of the Lion's unbelievable price'! please call: DO IT YOURSELF COPY Club, his friends and associates + Real Estate AMERICAN RED CROSS Dave Finkel 1-616-457-2739 or 1- MACHINE - The Bement in the State Treasury, the Farm BOYS - 12 through 15, Detroit 616-361-6637. -Square Real LAND FOR Spring crops. 224- Miscellaneous Public Library now has a coin Bureau and the many other Free Press carrier route in St. NEED a new building? Pole or Estate, Inc. 4270 Plainfleld 7249. Chris Chant 40-6-p-7 operated copy machine for your groups to which he belonged FREE Johns. 485-6420. 42-2-p-i N.E., Grand Rapids, 1-616-361- personal use in privacy. 10c a will never be forgotten. steel, farm commercial, or WANTED' KEYPUNCH industrial. Any size. Planning- 6637. 43-1-0*4 LAND FOR Spring Crops. 224- copy, Machine will make The staff of the Clinton MONTHS RENT OPERATORS. Many employers change, uses dimes nickels and Memorial Hospital, par-' Financing - Buildirig - Ser­ - 7495,'Ron Cuthbert. 33-W-7 have called for keypunch' Business vicing, let us help you. Fedewa quarters. Open 12-8 p.m. week ticularly those on the 2nd floor, and we will move you free DEWITT —'$35,900 on land operators in this area. Our days, Saturday 10-5 pm. did much to ease and brighten from the Laming area. Opportunity -Builders, Inc. 5>/4 miles south of contract, terms. 3-bedroom LAND FOR Spring Crops; Cash course could qualify you for Fowler or 9 miles north of 1-96 at ranch, 2-car garage, Vk baths, or shares. Dick Cuthbert, 224- 42-3-P-29 the last 2 weeks of his life. We Large 45x90 foot lots, full these jobs. 6 week course. Call' would especially like to thank "HOMEWORKERS • WANTED 'B Wright Road. Phone finished rec-room and much 7495. 40-3-P-7 collect (517) 393-8615 for in­ pads end patios, sodded lawns Jerry Horak and Jim Lawrence door to door mail service. IN THIS AREA: men, women, collect 517-587-3811. Ask for Jim more. Duane J. Anderson Real formation. Spartan Keypunch WOMAN 41, with three students. No experience or Bob, . 3?-4' Estate, Inc. 669-5126. 4M-p-4 children, two at home, wishes to for helping out with the farm Academy. 26-tf-27 $65 per month, No Security necessary; stuffing & ad­ —I, —,..i i... _ _ meet genuine man about same work. We could never have dressing , envelopes (Com­ LOOKING for a new or used Mobile Homes managed without them. ' Deposit. AIRPORT RD., DEWITT - 3 age, fond of shows, picnics, mission Mailers), Earn house? Government or con-„ IONIA FLEA MARKET - 112 dancing etc. View matrimony Andy would have felt greatly City Water and Sewer. sparetime money at home. ventional financing. Call this bedroom ranch, large lot, walk­ Kidd, Ionia, Michigan. Open out basement, bright cheerful and home life call 517-235-6333. honored and pleased to know $100.00 weekly possible. Send areas oldest and most ex­ FOR SALE -T 1970 Marlette Saturday and Sunday. Call 616* 434-p-29 that so many of his former 4- Walk to shops In Downtown $1.00 (refundable) and long, perienced builders and finan- kitchen and eating area, l% Trailer, 12'x62''with 7'x2V 527-2590 for space and in­ St. Johns. baths, 2-car garage. Duane J. H'ers from the clubs he led over stamped envelope for details; cers for an interview or review expando. Carpeted throughout formation. 20 dealers, huge .FOR SALE - Parts for all the years cared enough to PPS-628,216 Jackson . #612, of your plans. We have new Anderson Real Estate, Inc. 669- except kitchen and bathroom. 3 selection, dolls, doll repair, and 5126. 43-1-P-4 electric shavers. Levey's establish a memorial at the ST. JOHNS Chicago 60606". 41-3-P-2 homes and lots available in the bedrooms. Harvest gold ap­ furniture. 35-tf-27 Jewelry, Elsie* l-tf-29 Fairgrounds in his name. •* country or town. Fedewa pliances plus dishwasher and Other memorials given to the Builders and Brokers. Phone LOWELL RD—New 3-bedroom disposal, natural gas furnace, BINGO - HolyrFamily Church. Historical Room of the Elsie MOBILE HOME Experience ripens ' our - ranch, walk-out basement, 2- FOR SALE — 1-five Gang Reel judgement — teaches us how to 587-3811 or visit us at 6218 4o gai. electric hot water heater. Mower, 1 Mott hammer-knife 510 Mabbitt Rd, Ovid. Mondays Public Library, the United Wright Road, Fowler. 38-tf-4 car garage, * carpet,, cheerful $7,700 -unfurnished, $8,000 7 pm. l6-tf-29 Methodist Church, the Heart VILLAGE choose the best life has to offer. kitchen, priced at only $35,900, mower (both excellent) for golf partially furnished. Can be seen course or acreage. 12 aluminum Fund and the Respiratory Unit Duane J. Anderson Real Estate, at 609 N. Morton, Lot 39 or call .FOWLER RESIDENTS-Take in Lansing are gratefully 609 MORTON ST. Inc. 669-5126. . 43-1-D-4 self-storing storms and screens, AL GALLOWAY 224-3437, call after 5:00 on 231£x461/fe. 1-7 row Boom your ads to Finkbeiner's aknowledged. PH. 224-7913 Wednesday and Thursdays. Sprayer with cent, pump-200 Pharmacy for fast, convenient USED FARM EQUIPMENT For Rent 42-tf-DH-10" gallon fiberglass tank. 1 Brillion service! ' 56*dh-tf-29 Landscape Seeder. 2 com­ •CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND TRACTORS - COMBINES - CORNHEADS mercial fryers. Phone 9:00 till COMMERCIAL on US-27., 120Q 5:00669-9873. 42-3-p-27 -PROCESSING, '^by ap­ TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS • PICKERS Square Feet. Building im­ pointment. We butcher on TRACTOR PARTS - REBUILT HEADS mediate occupancy. Gas heat, Wednesdays-and Fridays. Beef- NEED ready mix concrete, Pork. Halves and quarters, also Air conditioning, large parking FOR SALE —1972 Ford % ton poured walls, or cement work area. Also small store in pickup. Power steering, radio, retail cuts. All meats MDA GOOD SELECTION AT ALL TIMES done? We have a fleet of radio inspected. Vaughn's Moat SALES & SERVICE Southgate Plaza. Call 517-463- automatic transmission. 302- dispatched trucks plus a crew of 6126. 40-tf-6 two barren for good gas Processing. West City Limits on Phone {517}*224-4713 or 224-4300 men if needed. Fedewa Bussel Rd. just off M-57, Carson mileage. 593-2185 in evenings. Builders, Inc., 6218 Wright Road NEW TRACTORS 42-3-p-ll City. Phone 584-6640. Jake First Farm North of St. Johns on US-27 2 BEDROOM partially fur­ at'Price Road, Phone 587-3811. Vaughn. , j-tf-nc-29, JOHN DEERE NO. 2030 nished apt. Electricity fur­ 38tf-27 ST. JOHNS, MICH. nished. $100.00 per month. Bath FOR SALE — 1972 Datsun 1200 CONCRETE WALLS - Fedewa NEW EQUIPMENT Michigan; call 611-6990 ask for -Builders, Inc., 6218 Wright series. Phone 593-2541 Pewamo, YOUNG MAN 28, Caucasian SusanWilson. ( 43-3-p-6 aftersix. 43-1-p-ll Road, 5'/4 miles south of Fowler. SET OF DUAL WHEELS w/new tire 18.4x34 wishes to meet* genuine lady Phone 587-3811. B-tf-29 NEW IDEA SPREADERS companion, fond of travel, picnics, shows efet ''"View YEAR-A-ROUNDTRACTOR CABS - < .- CLASSIFIED Farm Machinery 18 matrimony and home life. Call LET US RECOMMEND a' KASCO FOLLOWING HARROWS 313-238-0445 Collect. -41-4-p-27 painter or paper hanger for you. NEW IDEA ELEVATORS 41,46, & 51 ft. Your • Sherman Williams M&W NO.300 WAGON & BOX BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY 1964 Oliver 770 Tractor W.F. Dealer, Finkbeiner's Fowler. H&S LOAD-KING FORAGE BOX " w/4 row FM cultivator. Phone BEAUTIFUL WEDDING Phone 593-2606. " 37-tf-29 235-6680. 42-3-P-18 INVITATIONS - and ac­ CROSS 20 ft. SINGLE CHAIN ELEVATORS Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms cessories. Speedy service. DUNHAM LEHR LOADERS REX CHOPPING Wagon. New Finkbeiner's Fowler. Phone Card of Thanks 30 KILL-BROS. 8 ton WAGON GEARS AUCTIONEER ELECTRICIANS LIQUID FUELS Holland #717.4 mil south of Ovid 593-2606. 40-tf-27 KEWANEE 8 Ton & 10 Ton WAGON GEARS on Meridian Rd. House #5158. DANISH FIELD CULTIVATORS 12 ft.-26 ft. AL GALLOWAY, AUC­ SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., Tires, batteries, oil. grease, 42-3-P-18 Wanted ORWELLER - We wish to PEPIN FLEXIBLE SPIKE HARROWS TIONEER Used Farm Residential -> Commercial - on the farm tire service, fuel thank Dr. Chun and the staff of Miscellaneous PEPIN FOLLOWING SPIKE HARROWS Machinery & Parts.- St.' Industrial, 224-4277,807-I& E. deliveries. FARMERS Clinton Memorial Hospital for REYCO ALUMINUM GATES-10 ft. & 16 ft. Johns. 224-4713. State St. PETROLEUM CO-OP, INC. Farm Produce TIMBER WANTED - Logs and their wonderful care, also 3520 W. M-21 Box 227, St. standing timber. Logs delivered friends,, and neighbors and JOHN DEERE DON BREMER, AUC­ Johns, Ph. 224-7900. to our yard. DEVREAUX relatives for the cards and gifts TIONEER, Farms, Dairy FARM ' FOR SALE—Straw-5Qca bale. SAWMILL, INC., 2872 N, during our stay in the hospital. 350 PLOWS (IN FURROW, 7-16") Dispersals, Estates, 224-2793. 42-4-p-19 Hubbardston Rd., Pewamo, Also thanks to Dr. Clifford and 1065 A WAGON GEARS Households. Appraisals. DRAINAGE HPARTY SUPPLIES Mich. Phone 593-2424 and/or the staff of Owosso Memorial 965 WAGON GEARS Liquidations. DeWitt [517] 593-2552. 40-tf-28 Hospital. . NO. 350 MOWER , 699-5962. - Hogs & Sheep Mark and Bruce Orweller JOHN DEERE NO. 54 SPREADER JAMES BURNHAM, Phone *43-l-p-30 St. Johns 224-4045, R3, St. D & B PARTY SHOPPE, No. 3800 FIELD CHOPPER Package Liquor 9 a.m. - 10 Johns. Notice 220 DISC HARROW 18K ft. AUTOMOTIVE p.m. Mon. Tliurs. Fri. & Sat. FOR SALE — Goats, 2 male, 1 COBB — The family of Andy 1075 WAGON GEARS 9 a.m. - 11 p.m. 224 N. female. DeWitt area. 484-6275. Cobb wish to express our BILL FOWLER FORD. New FERTILIZERS Clinton. 41-3-P-20 heartfelt thanks to the many & Used Cars & Pick-ups. N. I WILL NOT be responsible for wonderful friends, relatives and USED EQUIPMENT US-27, DeWitt, 669-2725. ZEEB FERTILIZERS, FOR SALE — One Boar 200 lbs. anybody's debts but my own associates whose support Everything for the soil, St. ait mile east of US-27. Howe Rd. after Feb 5, 1975. Bruce through prayers, flowers, visits JOHN DEERE PLOW 5-16" Johns 224-3234, Ashley, 347- PLUMBING 669-9441. 43-p-6-20 Burgess. 41-3-D-29 and many other acts of kindness BOB'S AUTO BODY, 3571. IHC NO. 70 PLOW 6-16" PULL-TYPE Complete Collision Service, IHC NO. 1 ELEVATOR 40 ft. 224-2921, 800 N. Lansing. DUNKEL PLUMBING AND SET OF NEW DUALS RIMS /* HEATING, Licensed Master *;/' FINANCIAL Plumber Ph. 224-3372, 807 E. LAKE HOME w/used tires 15.5x38 C&D CHEVROLET CO., State St. 4 ROW CULT, for J.D. 2010 TRACTOR New & used Cars, Elsie 862- CAPITOL SAVINGS & JOHN DEERE 1010 INDUSTRIAL GAS 4800. You can't do better LOAN ASSOC, 222 N. FOR SALE ?pt anywhere. Clinton, 224-2304, Safety for TRACTOR w/ll\IDUSTRIAL LOADER, Savings since 1890. RESTAURANT 2 - FARMALL M TRACTORS KGAN FORD SALES,, INC., Enjoy year-round living on Long Lake near MOBILE HOME IHC SEMI-MOUNTED PLOW 4-14 200 W. Higham, phone 224- FLORISTS DALEY'S FINE FOOD, Belding in this beautiful 4-bedroorri modern JOHN DEERE No. 18% ELEVATOR 38 ft. 2285. Pinto-Ford-Maverick- Dining & cocktails, Ph. 224- home with front view of lake through full LOTS FOR RENT MAYRATH 41 ft. ELEVATOR Torino-Mustang. IN OVID Say it with Quality flowers 3072, S. US 27-i/femile S. M-21.' thermopane picture windows. Nearly new SNOWMOBILES from WOODBURY'S 2-car garage, basement, new oil furnace, Vh o Large 80x150 ft. Lots •For the Best Buy in New & FLOWER SHOP, 321 N. baths, spacious living area, large lot with • 2 Months Free Rent JOHN DEERE JDX8 (1973) Used Chcvrolets see Clinton, St. Johns, 224-3216. TAX SERVICE landscaping. Home has new roof, eaves and v« $65 Per Month 21972 SKI-DOO 1969 HOMELITE EDINGER CHEVROLET, • No Entrance Fee ' Fowle'r, Phone 593-2100. downspouts, this home is priced to sell. • No Charges for Children JOHN M. SIRR1NE - Ac­ Immediate possession. Can be seen by ap­ FOODS or pets , counting & Tax Service. 102 N. DON SHARKEY _ pointment. Contact Harold Schmaltz at Clin­ John Daara SaleS & Sarvtea HETTLER'S MOTOR Clinton, St.. Johns. Phone 224- CALL OVID ANDY'S IGA, St. Johns, ton County News for details. Phone 224- 1HMi!wE«tofSt. Louis SALES, 24 Hr. Wrecker 6434. > 2361. 834-2288 Service, Good Used Trucks, Home Baked Bread, Pies, Phona 681-2440, Cookies, /.Choice.,Meats, ( X'arry-out service. V MOORE OIL CO., If it's AAAAAAAA^nAiAfcArAA'AA AA'AAwAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA1WtA'AAfcAAw*AA^r,AA,AfA*AAAA tires, see us, 909 E. State, Ph. VACUUM SALES A starter home or retirement home in DeWitt! Walk out basement, mature trees. Financing RESIDENTIAL, * 224-1726, j • available. Call Hank. INSURANCE K1RBY CENTER, VACUUM i- ™ ^^^™ ^™ ^ ^ If you are looking for that large, older home in excellent condltiorf, here it is. Home in Ovid FARM COMMERCIAL; SALES AND SERVICE. New completely restored on three lots with mature shade trees. Garage and another out-building. CLEANERS Automobile Coverage »• Fire & Rebuilt Klrby's. Good )• Insurance - General l • CD I Carpeted. Open staircase going to upstairs. BUILDING' LEASING selection of other makes. 705 )• Casulaty, ALLABY- N. US 27 St. Johns, 224-7222. Mr. & Mrs. Truck Gardener or Horse Ranch Owner, here is just the place for you. Minutes North ANTES DRY CLEANERS, )• FEDEWA BUILDERSJNJC of St. Johns, modern home with other buildings included. Barn, garage, corn crib, etc. Can be " opin Monday, Wadnfaday pickup and -delivery, 103 W. BREWBAKER, INC. 108-Vfc )• N. Clinton Ave. St. Johns, )• bought with or without acreage. Call Maxine. 8. Friday waning! til 9:00 Walker, phone 224-4529. Saturday mornings til noon ' Phone 224-3258. )• Looking for that lot in the country to build yoat dream home? We have it for, you North of St. )• WESTERN PH 587 3811 • FOWLER MICH Johns. Call Bonnie. - . . t )• Looking for something different that will give you low maintenance? Let us show you this all brick Turn L. of light 6 mli * JEWELRY )• 6218 Wright rid., Fowtar CREDIT BUREAU )• older home in a good location with fireplace, plus many other extras, Financing available. TOM'S WESTERN STORE, "•s. 1616 North US. 27. St. John. LEVEY'S JEWELRY, J- 224-3236-§T, JOHNS Mr. Farmer, if you are thinking about expansion, give us a call.We have several farms available Clinton County CREDIT Orange Blossom 'diamond 1 mi. W. OvM( 9-5:30 Mon.- )• Sat., Fri, til 9. Anytime by ranging in acreage from 40 to several hundred with and without equipment and cattle. ; .BUREAU, Phone 224-2391, rings, Bulova & Accuiron ) Credit llcports • Collections. Appt., 834-5446. ,)• 485-0225 - LANSING Looking for a home next to State land. We have a Jot across from Sleepy Hollow with financing If vou art raadlng tbk »d, you' Watches. Elsie, 862-4300. approved. Also have large acreage across from Sleepy Hollow. vt-lntanttadinraataatat*. • •) Frank Mlzga 834-6187 o Dal* BIIN 248-3239 • Takea look at this, you won't believe it. If you are looking for something extra on a large lot close Chack tN iittinat at our offiw; DRUGS TO PLACE YOUR • )- BobUw 224-4236 to Lansing^call Hank. Your dreams can come true' onSchaveyRoad. *)• Dick Haibtck 587-3033 We have pieces of commercial investment propertyjivailable. Now is the time to tie this property Call • >• M»c!ntFwfiwt 224-2410 down. * "~ j \ PARR'S REXALL DRUGS, PROFESSIONAL teonnte Good 2244297 open daily 7:30 a.m. to 9. *>• Kink Fiirman 669-9079 If you want to build a new home and money is a problem, we have it starting at 7%%. Stop in and p.m., Sunday 8:30-12:30 &5-7 LISTING IN THIS 224-2361 ••)• JimFtthwi 587-3801 we will see which program you qualify for. p.m. • )• BobFwfcwa 6874982 DIRECTORY. ' )- Buildings lotiwllible to torn *nd country using our pi Wot yours. 'itityt'kikjtititJcwyt'K'ki ******* **********A***A:aV6*i If* rAwAKAAKAAK^AApk A AAKAA •February ,19,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN There being more than two- Feb 4: Main Andrew L to John will be liable for damages which to recover the debt secured by torney fee, which said premises + LEGAL NOTICE the undersigned may suffer by said mortgage or any part are described as follows in said thirds (2/3) of the original l A and Arline M Pesik property indebtedness still due and < i in Sec 1, Ovid. reason of' your continued thereof, NOW, THEREFORE, Mortgage: Part of the North­ possession of said premises in by virtue of the power of sale west VA of Southwest; ¥* of owing? the redemption period Feb.4; Main, Andrew L to NOTICE OF FORFEITURE OF shall be six (6) months from the Elry and Doris J Jones property LAND CONTRACT accordance with Act 166 of the contained in said mortgage, and Section 10, Town 5 North, Range CHANT - The family of Lucile v 1943 Public Acts of the .State Qf pursuant to the statute of the 3 West,, Watertown Township, date of sale-as aforesaid, Chant wish to express their InMemoriam in §eq 1 Ovid, TO CLYDE WELCH and State of Michigan In such case In memory of Gale W. Kuhns .Feb 4: Main, Andrew L to PHYLLIS WELCH.' Michigan. Clinton County, Michigan, Dated at St, Johns, Michigan, sincere thanks to the RlvariL who left us Feb, 16,1974. Said premises* are described made and provided, notice is described as follows; Beginning this 5 day of February, A.D.J Nursing Home staff, and Dr. Louis'J and'Helen L Kunkel YOU , . ARE HEREBY 'hereby given that on Friday, at a point on the West line of 1975. Stephenson, The very com­ Wife Mary,, Sons and property in Seoftl Ovid, NOTIFIED that a certain land in said land contract as.follows, February 21,1975', at 10:00 am, Daughter ' » * viz: Commencing at the North­ said Section 10, 24 rods South MAPLES & WOOD forting words frbm Rev, Webb, Feb 5: Luethge, F William contract bearing date local time, said mortgage will from the West ft ,post thereof, Attorneys for Plaintiff * his many visits to our wife and 43-1-P-31 and Mary K to Daniel 3 Zelinski Noyember 20, 1971' by, and east corner of the West half of be foreclosed by a sale at public the Northeast quarter of Section running thence East 40 rods, By; Paul A. Maples (P 17063) mother, Osgoods Funeral Lot 37 Geneva Shores. , between CHARLES. MARTIN auction, to the highest bidder, at thence South 14 rods, thence 210 N. Clinton Avenue Home, neighbors, friends and Feb 5:-Grost, James M and and SHARON MARTIN, Nineteen Township Six North, outside the front entrance to the relatives for the many cards, Inge K to Willard D and Lillian husband and wife, \Vho on Range One West, thence West County Courthouse in St. Johns, West 40 rods, thence North 14 St. Johns, Michigan 48879 flowers and donations to the C Searles Lot 4 Morton Est No 1. November 20, 1971, assigned 25V& rods more or less to the Michigan, of the- premises rods on the West Section line to Dated: February 4,1975. 42-5 'center of the Holden drain, the point of beginning. Subject Cancer Society, the V.F.W. Probate Court Feb 5: Jones, Emma M; their interest to MAX TERRY described in said mortgage, or to easements, restrictions and Ladies Auxiliary and the ladies Argersinger, Alden D and FOLAND and INEZ- FOLAND thence Soutr-™h ralon—=g the center of so much thereof'as may be 'PUBLICATION OF'NOTICE from the Church of God for f necessary to pay the amount 'rights of way of record. Wednesday, • Theresa B to Willard D and parties o* the first part, and t said Drain 35 rods, more or less, OF HEARING J serving dinner at ihe house. Lillian 0 Searles Lot 1,2, BIk 37, CLYDE L. WELCH and to a point where said Drain due, as aforesaid, oh said The length of the redemption State of Michigan, The February 26,1975 A period as provided by law is 12 These many acts of kindness St Johns. J PHYLLIS J. WELCH, husband turns East, thence East along mortgage, with the interest Probate Court for the County of will long- be remembered, Feb 6: Millbrook Meadows, and wife of the second part, is in the center of said Drain 25% thereon at eight per cent (8%) months from the time of sale. CLINTON. \ Edwin Oden — Claims & Heirs rods, more or .less, to the East per annum and all legal costs, , 43-1-P-30 Theresa Fox — Claims Inc to Theordore L and Joyce E default by reason of the non­ Estate of ZELLA MAY WALDRON - We wish to ex­ Powell Lot 20 Millbrook payment of the installments of line of the West Half of,the charges and expenses, in­ DATED: January 29,1975. • COOK, File No. 19304. Florence Bennett — Prob. Will Northeast Quarter of said cluding the -attorney fees press our appreciation to our MeadowsvNo 2. principal and interest and other CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN TAKE NOTICE: On March 5f many relatives and frtends who & Heirs Feb 6: Newcombe, Gary L sums; if any, due thereunder on Section Nineteen, thence North allowed by law, and also any ASSOCIATION 1975, at 9:30^ A.M., in the Dorothea C. Murphy — Claims along said'East line to the place sum or sums which may be paid helped to make our 50th Wed­ and Patricia M to Ronald and the dates and in the amounts set 4 CUMMINS, " BUTLER & Probate Courtroom, Court­ Marie Barnes — Probate Will & out hereafter non-payment of beginning, containing in the by the undersigned, necessary THORBURN • ding anniversary a memorable Heirs Joan E Princ^ Property in Sec house, St. Johns, Michigan, occasion. The hours we have" 26 Riley. - , $735.00, of principal & interest; Township of Victor; County of to protect its interest in the 301 Capitol Savings & Loan before the Hon Timothy M. spent with you throughout the $1.19.72 non-payment of 1972 Clinton and State of Michigan. premises; which said premises Building Green, Judge of Probate, a Feb 6: Powell, Theodore L are described as follows:-* years, are our "golden Real Estate Transfers and Joyce E to Gary M and taxes, $114.78 non-payment of •Five and One-Half -acres, Lansing, Michigan.48933 hearing will be held on the memories". •From records In office of 1973 taxes totaling $969.50, and more less, . Beginningata point604.8 feet petition of Clinton National Register of Deeds) Nancy JSellyeLot 19, Millbrook said contract is further in East of the Northwest corner Attorneys for Mortgagee 40-5 Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Waldron Mdws No 2. Dated: February 7, 1975. Bank & Trust 1 Co., ad­ default for other alleged of the Northwest ft of Section ministrator, for License to Sell 43-1-P-30 Feb 6: Brookridge Con­ Max Terry Foland & Inez 2, T5N, R3W, Watertown 1 material breaches, if any? set Foland STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE Real Estate of said deceased. Feb 4 : Meredith, Ernest L struction Inc to George J and out hereafter by violating the Township, Clinton County, "CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE McNEIL—The family of Joy 0. and Fern E to Arthur Day Co, Cheryl D Minerick property in R.F. Rhead, Attorneys Persons interested in said McNeill want to thank . our provisions of Paragraph 7 of GLASSEN, RHEAD, McLEAN Michigan, thence South 1373 COUNTY OF CLINTON estate are directed to appear at Lot 115 Lovings West Side.) Sec 3 Bath. said Contract in that ypu have feet, thence East 318 feet, CLINTON NATIONAL BANK many wonderful friends and Feb 4: Arthur* Day Co to & CAMPBELL said hearing to show cause why relatives for the beautiful Feb 7: Hambleton, Richard to rented said premises without thence North 1373 feet, thence & TRUST CO. Plaintiff, vs. such license should not' be Lawrence and Esther Kramp John T and Anna E Jackon Lot Business Address: J flowers, food and sympathy the previous written consent of 800 Davenport Bldg. West 318 feet to the point of BILLY W. GOEDERT & granted. cards and calls, also the Osgood Lot 115, Lovings West Side.- 1, 2, BIK 40, St Johns'. first party; failure to maintain beginning, / DOROTHY J. GOEDERT, Feb 4: City of St Johns to Lansing, Michigan 48933 • Dated: February^, 1975. Funeral Homes, Inc. for their septic tank, repair floor drain;' Telephone No. Defendant. thoughtfulness and the com­ Brandon C Jr and M Annette / Feb 7: E as lick, Oriette to clean basement cement floor NOTICE OF MORTGAGE William C. Kemper White Vacated Elm Street. Charles Palen, Jr and Jean L (517)489-5757 42-3 Dated at East Lansing, Attorney for Petitioner "" forting words of Rev. Hector thereby causing the house to be Michigan, January 15, 1975. FORECLOSURE SALE File Goodall. Feb 4: Casari, Mary Jane to property in Sec 23 Ovid." declared uninhabitable; and No. 75- -CH 103 East State Street J\ Donald J and Wendy L Pohl Lot .Feb 7: Cook, Marie M to EAST LANSING STATE Glenn McNeill, Rubbv Mc­ you are hereby notified that the MORTGAGE SALE. Default BANK, Mortgagee Default having been made in St. Johns, Michigan 48879 3 Schneiders Sub. Henry J Cook property in Sec 19 said MAX TERRY FOLAND I has been made in a condition of the terms and'eonditions of a (517) 224-3228 » 43-1 Neill 43-1-P-30 Dallas. Willingham, Cote', Hanslovsky, and INEZ FOLAND elects to the mortgage executed by Griffith and Foresman, P.C. certain mortgage made by Billy CARL S. OBERLITNER Feb 7: Pung, Roger N and declare and does hereby DONALD L. STEPPIG and Attorneys for Mortgagee W. Goedert and Dorothy J. Dawn L to Ray L Jr and Susan A declare said, land contract LYNN L. STEPPIG to the Goedert, of the City of Lansing, Hart property in Sec 17 Eagle. EAST LANSING STATE 301 M.A.C. Avenue PUBLICATION OF NOTICE forfeited, effective in 15 days East Lansing, Michigan Michigan, said Mortgage being OF HEARING Water Well Drilling Feb 10: Zimmerman, Helen to after service of this notice; and BANK, a Michigan banking 48823 . 39-5 dated the'26th day of Sep­ Charles W and Arlene J you, are hereby further notified corporation, dated April 21, t tember, A.D. 1973 and recorded State of Michigan, The 4" and larger Williams property in Sec 27 that unless the money required 1972, recorded April 27, 1972, in in the Office of the Register of Probate Court for the County of Bingham. to be paid is paid and any other Liber 265, Page 87, Clinton NOTICE OF Deeds for Clinton County, CLINTON. Feb 10: Lowe, Steve N and alleged material breaches of County records, on which MORTGAGESALE Michigan, on the 2nd day of , Estate of DORA M. Klein, Kathleen A to Fedewa Builders, the contract are cured, that you mortgage there is claimed to be Default having been made in October, A.D. 1973, in Liber 273 Deceased, File No. 19374. • Reda Submergible Pumps Inc Lot 14, Govert's Woodland are to yield, surrender and due, on the date of this, notice, the conditions of a certain of Mortgages, Page 498, which TAKE NOTICE; On April 30, Acres. , deliver up possession of the for principal and interest the mortgage made on the 20th day Mortgage is claimed to be due 1975, at 9:30 A.M., in the Feb 10; Furman Realty premises in said land contract sum of Fifteen Thousand^ Two of January, 1972, between at the date herein, in the Probate Courtroom, Court­ Wholesale Retail Company to Fedewa Builders, mentioned and of which you are Hundred Fifty Two and 31/100 CLETUS S. TERRELL and amount of Twenty-five house, St. Johns, Michigan, Inc property in Sec 9 Bingham. now in possession under and by Dollars ($15,252.31), which MARYP, TERRELL, husband, Thousand Nine hundred ninety before the Hon TIMOTHY M. virtue of the terms thereof, .amount bears interest from, and wife? Mortgagors, and and 09/100 Dollars, ($25,990.09), GREEN, Judge of Probate, a July 1,1974, at the rate of eight CAPITOLJ3AVINGS & LOAN together with collection fees hearing will be held at which Phone 463-4364 ADJUSTMENT ASSOCIATION, Mortgagee, time all creditors of,said The secret of happiness is not YOU ARE .FURTHER per cent (8%) per annum. and interest thereon, and, no and recorded in the office of the suit or proceeding at law having Deceased are required to prove Alma to do what one likes, but to like NOTIFIED that from and after No suit or proceedings at law Register of Deeds^for Clinton their claims. Creditors are what one has to do. the service of this Notice, you or in equity have been instituted been instituted to recover the County, Michigan on January debt secured by saidJVIortgage required to file sworn claims 26,1972, in Liber 263 page971,01 or any part thereof; with the Probate Court and which mortgage there it serve a copy thereof upon claimed to be due at the date of NOW, THEREFORE, by the Anthony L. Klein, Route 2, 4*1 »J I :li4 W (his notice for principal and virtue of the power of sale Fowler, Michigan, Executor of interest, the sum of TWENTY contained in said Mortgage and said Estate, prior to said FOUR THOUSAND FOUR in pursuance of the statutes of hearing. , , HUNDRED NINETY SIX AND the State of Michigan in such case made and provided, Dated: February 10,1975. Find your mrot in any sponsor's advertisement and you will re­ 90/100 -- ($24,496.90) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Paul A. Maples YOU ceive $5.00 in tradt or sarvioa by going to that place of business. DOLLARS and an attorney fee that on the 2lst day'of March, Atty for Petitioner You ari undar no obligation and no purchase is ntcissary. of SEVENTY FIVE ($75.00) Paul A. Maples Patroniza these business piople. They ara in your trading arta and DOLLARS allowed by law, as A.D. 1975, at 10:00 a.m., 210 North Clinton Avenue worth racommondation. New winners postad tach wtak. Readers .Eastern Standard Time; said CAN namts will not appaar in places of business whtrt giva-away is not provideuiuviucdu in Saioaidu MortgagemmIKHK^I, OHandM -.- ..< • • . » . St. Johns, Michigan 48879 par mil tod by law. Attorney for Petitioner:' £ Maples & Wood ,, WIN I 210 North Clinton Avenue nrecoveo suitr thwe jrtweedii&faOmoneys secured'by ^ said mortgage or any part St. Johns, Mich. 48879 (hereofj highest bidder, at the front door Phone (517) 224-3238 43-1 AppUinces Sain fc Serrice Buildint Supply Fowler Elevator Polaris Headquarters Television Johnsof the, MichiganClinton ,Count that ybein Courtg the­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WESTPHALIA SEEDS housplacee folocater holdind ing th Circuie Cityt Courof Stt. COMPLETE LINE that by virtue of the power of in the County of Clinton, State of BUILDER & FERTILIZER & ggrgL sale contained in said mortgage FOR SALE CHEMICALS •Parft Michigan, and being the County SUPPLY CO. COAL •Accessories and the statute in such case of which the premises described Contractors & Building GRAIN •Clothing * Atttum Speklifft * madeand provided, on Friday, in said Mortgage are located, OR RENT ip i Supply Dealer BEAN5 Pk. 587-3071 the 28thvday of February, 1975, and so much thereof as may be ALSO 224-4661 at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, necessary to pay the amounts 3-bedroom home, fully 'Excavating Office 593-2420 the undersigned will, at the carpeted, double lot, gas V^JWhirlpool •Septic Systems Mill 593-2550 Robert S..StanIey Dick Cook IV due as aforesaid, on said •Ditches ted Thornton 20 Years In Quality Snowmobiles "Tiir Ztilft Hn" North entrance of the Clinton, Mortgage with interest thereon, heat, family room. Donald K. Smith 'Basements Farmers Co-Operative Elevator • SIIH * Strike County Courthouse, in the City Close to Bath Schools. G 8t W WASHER SERVICE V/iMi.S.of Weitphiht S & H Farm Sates & Service at the rate of seven (7%) -per­ North Main Street H. Prici Id wniihiiii of St. Johns, County of Clinton, cent per annum, and all legal 4811 N. Grand River 372-9250 Phone 587-3571 4 Miles North on US 27 to French' State of Michigan, that being costs, charges and expenses, one of the places where the ASK FOR BILL Roofing-Siding including attorney fees allowed Aquariunu-Tropical FUh Carpeting Interiors Heating-Air Conditioning Circuit Court for the County of by law, and also -any sums Days: 669-2431 We maintain Re-Siding Your Home? CONTINUAL Clinton is held, sell at public which may be paid by the un­ Nites: 641-6502 we have the MAGEE Largest SGHAFER COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY! (GIANT TIRE SALE auction to the highest bidder the dersigned to protect its interest Variety of . HEATING premises described in the said Tropical Fish VINYL COATED THE BEST COME and SAVE in said premises, which In the Lansing MONARCH- & AIR CONDITIONING, INC. STEEL SIDING... YOU CAN BUY Mortgage, or so much thereof premises are legally described Symbol Of Area and our prices are /INTBRNATIONALN DOESN'T CRACK Was Yoder's Sales & Service as may be necessary to pay the as follows: Service (owest. DOWNS DOESN'T DENT Formerly of.Lalngsburg amount as aforesaid due on said Part of the Southeast V* of the l RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL SAVE UP TO 1/3 ON HEAT NOW Mortgage, with seven (7%) Northeast k of Section 13 2 Come See The Largest percent interest, and all legal > Aquarium In The Area Phone 587-3666 Area 517 Winter Special 20% OFF YODER'S TIRE SALES T7N, R1W, Village of Ovid, costs, together with said at-. Clinton County, Michigan, 2 SEA FAN ^ The Professionals NORTHERN ROOFING Iw-mtl Slnct 1H7 3322 N. East St US-27 described as follows: = 181 E. State Rd. INTERfiRS & SIDING -J !4 Block Off Rt.27 6l«S.WrlBMft>»lwilliiiiri MASTER KINGSCROST We Offer Simplicity t M.M. 4 Star wide front, Gas car'garage. No. 24T CAR SERVICE -.MIX. WOLVERINE Afti* J FINES? SEED CORN . 669-3107 CUMER, .. M.F. 4tJ w/back hoe & loader . 1.3 ACRE LOT on Parks Rd. Hubert Wade, Jr. all perked & ready for new / 2605 Taylor, Laming TIPTOP \ MUXnlnn J.D. 60 W/3 pt. plow and front blade -' BALER TWINE G&LSALES home, will sell practically Steering Specialist FARM SEEDS any amount wanted. Axle and Frame Straightening 2706 N. Grand River . OTHER EQUIPMENT 1 Block Wert of Logan* 371-4681 12286 North 27 DeWitt 39 ACRES for $16,500.00 in 484-0777 ' .484-7663 "Call us before selling your grains" L.H.C. 13 Hole Grain Drill w/grass seeder Fulton Township, Gratiot Well Drilling County, includes old bam Beiuty Salon Johnson Snowmobiles Ski-Doo Headquarters Massey Ferguson 260 Chopper w/2 row corn head Electrical Contractor Massey Ferguson 92 SP Combine on, property. Contract WlU DRIUIHC terms. No. 632. ski-doo PUMPS I.H. 4 row cultivator to fit H or M \ WESTPHAUA ELKTRK INC SOLD & INSTALLED PRINCE ESTATES 4 • MKKHTUL *Sa(es-Parts tvtir MIVMQ Bnllion 10 ft. Cultipacker bedroom Cape Cod. Large • COUMEKlM. •Service •Sales • Parts KOTAirwru 'Clothing , Service OIIIUHO M.F. 6x16 No. 88 Semi-Mount Plow , carpeted liv, rm., den, &**J7 BEAUTY SALON * Accessorial 'Clothing IPOMtHWINMMCWIM 17 M.F. 3x16 Mounted Plow huge kitchen, w/sliding •Accessories Gehl No. 72 Direct Chopper glass door to patio, 2 car &4$ 224-6161 . & 489-3897 •* 669-7714 garage. Full basement 25 Yean In Business 4 lfpf**0**i J0W*f Hawk-bilt .Tank Type Spreader Patricia Murphy 25 Yean In Btuiness w/rcc. room, 2 baths. No. 489-3897 CAfitETONf. SMITH, l,H4. No. 80 Bean Special Combine , • , 250 . • St. Johns Southgate ALLEVA'S SPORTS CENTER Alieva'i Sports Center "INC. Massey Ferguson No.3 Baler ' _ Rt.27 St, Johns , 2421N. Larch Laming 2421 N. Ufdt * IANSINQ <2265U.S.S7", . DtWitt -, 32 ft.,Single chain elevator with motor Yarns-Weaving J.D. 3pt. hitch sprayer w/centrtfugal pump frOR APPOINTMENTS Four Wheel Headquarters Mobile Homes St John's Co-op All Typrt of Yarn & Supplin J.D. No: 38 Chopper w/2 row corn head - AT OTHER TIMES t> Bridal Gowns tuiitu MICHIGAN mam mnmmi SPECIAL 1100 DISCOUNT ' Famous Name Brtndi •• Set of like new duals 16.9x38, Snap on PHONE: • Bridesmaid Dresses I MI MI wnwn i MifeHM (•• ]* H HitiuMt nmtu TO READER WHEN PUR- • SEEDS Domestic - Imported Used MF 440 Snowmobile Annette White 224-4296 • Mother's Dresses CHASING-MOBILE HOME, FENCING lU Personalized Bruce Lintermin 224-4746 • Alter 5 Dresses © l®lf|§|Utf THIS OFFER IS TRANSFERALBE Instruction in Derrill Shlniberr? 2244746 o % Size Dressy Dresses emit ESP* ' SUPPLIES Waiving P ouMmmi emu ESP* *» <3tW9SAllMj' BUlCaU BIllHotley 224.7580 MMtlWHfMlWWMim , •Knitting- , WILLETT Studio ••mil > mmum •"££- *my Hooking , or 862-5391 'Crocheting Sottler & Son, Inc. Roy F. Bti|p 224-2260 AMlM • MNM VIMWlhU 2015N.LARCH' BULK FEEO SERVICE Other Hand Crafts and Bridal Shop RinriyBrltts 224-6074 ll4D0S,Hol!literRd; Ovid Ralph Schumaktr •• m St'. John's Co-operative Co. . BAUTEL'S Phono 736-7?30 rMemberof Uneini' MOWST 371*1877 r* Phone 834-514ff Ifrdif'iiahiHwlit Tsar lotfdofRteltori KHUHMS ' Call tV 5-9212 ' 2916 Turner! WltHSINO 224-2381 ' * , 224-2401 '^Complete Wedding Plioto Service*' i -—Mm S-» \ February 19,1975 ' CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 19 OvidrElsie Ovid-Elsie Parents' progresses with Night is Feb 27 Ovid Elsie The annual 8th grade Parents business education, English, \full community Night will be held at the Ovid- "mathematics, social science, Elsie High School Feb 27, The' science, industrial education, program will begin at 8 pm in' home ecology and music. the Library. The counselors will be meeting education All parents of Ovid and Elsie with the 8th graders at the Elsie On Monday Feb 10 as part ot its regular meeting, the Ovid-Elsie 8th grade students are invited to, and Ovid Junior High Schools Area News Thursday, Feb 27. At that time, Area School Hoard met with Don Flory, comntunlty education attend. .director of Chesaning. This was an advanced step in a general plan MW: .The high school guidance course offering booklets will be for movement toward full community education. counselors sponsor the, distributed and discussed. Over the past 4 years Oyid-Elsie has been expanding It's com­ program, an orientation for Individual 'enrollment is munity education services Including adult high school completion, parents of next fall's freshman scheduled for March 3 through basic reading for adults as well as enrichment courses for youth class concerning the high school March 21 at each junior high. and adults. program. ' / Over the past 4 years Ovid-Elsie has been expanding it's com­ SUic Information will be given munity .education services Including adult high school completion, about high school policies, Skfmdtodk basic reading for adults as well as enrichment courses for youth attendance, course offerings, and adults. Mrs Leila Wilson has mesquite but no animals or Tonopahf and Tidewater Rail­ Furnace "Creek Wash, 'a wide guidance services, and ex­ - . Each month for the past 3 years an administrative staff member returned ' from Ventura, birds except for an occasional road was abandoned, Scotty smooth pass between the Black . tracurricular activities. In­ Morning Star Chapter No 279, has' been attending Mott Foundation Classes at Alma. These California after spending the crow or hawk. bought 120,000 railroad ties to be Mountains. v formation will be presented by classes are designed for community school directors. holidays ant} several weeks with ^The ranger took them to used in the fireplace. When they In Upper Wildrose Canyon, Blaine C. Lentz, principal; OES of Ovid met in regular ' three years ago a survey was taken of the local area to get ideas her son, Stanley (Douglas) Dante's Point. One doesn't tried to bum them, they found they saw 10 charcoal kilns lined William Case, assistant prin­ session on Tuesday evening, Qtcommuriity interest in such a program. Discussions were held as Wilson and wife. They spent enter any .mines unless ex­ them so soaked in creosote they cipal; Mrs Sarah J Boron, Feb 1L with Worthy matron in the small canyon. Swiss Ruth Chamberlain and Worthy well with village councils to try and coordinate recreational Christmas evening with the perienced and know this kind of Wouln't burn. This is where one engineers designed them in the director of guidance and programs. relatives, of the younger Mrs work. Also it was important that finds the rattlesnakes, so they counselor; Russell Pope, Patron Raymond Lawrence 1870's and Chinese laborers presiding in the East. Currently Russ Pope, high school counselor Is doing a research Wilson at Anaheim and took someone know where the tourist said. counselor; and Donald Thayer, built them. The Indians cut The usual reports were read • project on community education for Ovid-Elsie. several trips during the-weeks is. •• The Wilsons went to the pinion pines to stoke them. counselor. A film strip con­ Don Kenney, superintendent, .indicated Ftory's presentation she was there. This part of the trip was Ubenhebe Crater, a volcanic cerning' parent-child and accepted. Correspondence Twenty-five miles away the" relationships will also be shown. was read from the office of the which Included the film "To Touch a Child" was helpful in an­ The first was north along the called Golden Canyon with its explosion pit which measured Modoc Mine needed charcoal one third of a mile across the Worthy Grand Matron, the swering questions concerning the scope and mechanics of the coast to Carmel where they saw labyrinthine mudhills from for its smelter and this was the During a coffee hour, the Relief Board, the Estarl Chesaning program. the sea otter and bird rock, the Zabriskie Point 5,54? above sea - top and 800 feet deep. It is one of nearest source of wood. The administrators, counselors and a half dozen or more craters Committee, from the Bancroft The. board is looking forward to the results of Pope's study while * golf course where popular, level. From here you can see finished charcoal was packed to various teachers will be Chapter honoring Nore Hat­ making plans for expansion of current offerings, ' tournaments are played, the' the ancient lake beds now easily reached by walking to the mine on muleback. available to answer individual them. field, GranbV Ruth, from the artichoke country and San sharply eroded. Sidetrips from questions. Representatives of Wacousta Chapter announcing ^ Suu Francisco where they rode the the main highway were the Before leaving Death Valley, Mrs Wilson*'was met at the various high school cliffs of, Artist's Drive, Bad-* their Friend's Night on Feb 18, Sidney West is a patient in the trolley car from the wharf down they took a trip to Aguereberry Detroit Metropolitan Airport by departments and subject areas and a card of thanks from to the city. water 282 feet below sea level point for another view from Bad her daughters, Mrs Jennie will be present, including: Clinton Memorial Hospital at St and lowest point in the western Norma Darling. A monetary Johns, Room 205, They drove through the wine Wate'r to Daylight .Pass and Loznak and Mrs June Cross. gift was made to the Golden Age country to Napa on New Years hemisphere and the only road Waldo Roof who has been a that goes that far below sea Relief Fund. Also an an­ patient for five weeks in Clinton Day but wineries were closed* nouncement was made and they went on to El Portal level. They saw the Devil's Golf Memorial Hospital is a little Course for the salt formations.' Ovid-Elsie area schools Board regarding the Chili Supper to be improved atihis writing. His where they spent two nights and served at 6:30 on Feb 25 to be enjoyed tours in the Yosemite The road to the Natural Bridge room number is 206. Canyon was closed. followed by the Card Party. Mrs C.L. Cornwell, of Lan­ National Park. They saw various formations: ElCapitan, One of the fascinating tours The altar was draped and a sing, former resident of Elsie is of Education meeting tribute paid to Past Worthy recovering from a broken ankle Yosemite Upper* and Lower was Scotty's Castle which is FauV Three Brothers,- Bridal nestled among cottonwood trees Grand Matron, Ethel B sustained in a fall four weeks The meeting was called to proposed conversion of the Koronski. . ago in the Mall Parking Lot. She Veil, Half Dome, Turtle Back near the mouth of Grapevine THEREFORE BE IT and Cathedral Spires. They also, Canyon. order at 8:18 pm by President RESOLVED THAT: swim pool patio in locker rooms Substitute officers for the is now using a walker at her Hill with the following members to allow better utilization of pool initiatory work were Vernice HOSPITAL home, at 2209 Sunnyside St, visited the ski resort area and Walter Scott was a prospector Thomas Winkler be the big redwoods'of sequoias and wild west trick rider. present: Charles Bracey, Merle and make it self contained. Love, Associate Matron; Alice Lansing 48910. Green, David Hill and Thomas designated to represent the Further discussion to be held at Love, Esther; Dorothy where they had over three feet Rumors of'' a gold mine board of education of the Ovid- INSURANCE of snow and roads were closed surrounded his every move and Winkler. Members Absent: the March 10 meeting. Kadolph, Ruth; and Thelma Correction Richard DePond, Frank Rivest, Elsie Area School District at Goodrich as Warder. Can­ We ,have a complete package to the larger trees. he had one - the pockets of said meeting in the office of the Motion by T Winkler, sup­ of health and hospitalization Albert Johnson, a shy insurance Glenn . ported by C Bracey to cancel didates for the degrees of the„ plans which can be tailored to They returned to Ventura by Clinton County' Intermediate order were Mervin and Patricia indivldiial family needs. ELSIE - The recent story way of Fresno through the millionaire from Chicago who The meeting was opened with • School District, 4179 South US the February 24 meeting. hadn't taken a fancy to the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag Motion carried. Chamberlain, brother-in-law about the meeting of the Elsie vineyards for wine and raisins. 27, St Johns, Michigan,- on and sister-in-law of the Worthy By tailoring each plan to the Chapter 69 OES incorrectly The cotton had been harvested desert rat Scotty from Death of the United States of America. Thursday evening, February 27, Superintendent Kenney individual's, needs, the rates Matron. 1 Valley. The two joined forces Motion.by M. Green, sup­ Commented on the annual become more competitive. stated, "Worthy Matron Wanda and oranges, lemons and 1975 at 8:00 pm. Ayes: Members Litomisky presided in the grapefruit were being picked. and with Scotty's enthusiasm ported by C. Bracey to dispense C Bracey, R DePond, M Green, School BoardN Association Foe moie 'information and a East." ' One weekend was spent in and Johnson's wealth built the With the reading of the minutes D HU1 and T Winkler. Nays: meeting to be held'in Lansing, quote ot) our --fine plans- Death Valley at Stove Pipe Castle, beginning in 1924. of the special meeting of Members none. Motion Saturday, February 15. Main The story should actually January 27, 1975, and approve SEE OR CALL have read, "Alvera Ade, worthy Wells. Their first sight was Johnson died in 1948 and Scotty .declared adopted. items on agenda contending matron, and Archie Moore, Devil's Cornfield Sand Dunes. in 1954 at the age of 81. Fur­ them as printed. Motion with negotiations act (379). WILLIAM F. HOLLEY worthy patron presided in the Mrs Wilson said they had a nishings in the great halls and carried. • The Board and Ad­ Many legislators to be in at­ East for the February meeting ranger for a guide, They saw bedrooms are elaborate. Motion by C. .Bracey, supp­ ministration received a letter tendance. Solicitor for of Elsie Chapter OES." many tracks around the Many of the, rooms have, orted by T. Winkler to approve from Aldine,Lantis requesting Frank Rivest entered the antiques that were imported payment of general fund bills she be allowed to teach one meeting at 9:22 pm. and others made at the Castle- represented by checks num­ more year, therefore giving her Don Flory, Chesaning Are you Carter-Melvin TOM'S WESTERN STORE bered "1^42. thru'.-1683 in* this- I 'byt craftsmen ^ho,carefully^ Dewa«miz.uiru.*i683 m ,W+*Wf&> ten t vears .oi.service, Community School,,Director\ gambling ' iNgURANpE^AftEM-, OVID MICHIGAN 48866* _ ,V* tamWe»tfiei?^b>^ „„ ,. „ ,£#w&vpresent to^scussVth&f > With your t r carried. President Hill read the,letter theory and possibilities of a- Your Independent Insurance HURST AND PONY ( 0 U I P M r M 1 World Treassres. One entire family's Agoncy, 122 W, Main, Elsie room is devoted to an organ. , Financial report was'read, and said that the. Board 'would more extensive community S'jUAf'F HAMII K v\FST[HN Ci (J 1 li I N L. ' This was just fabulous as it discussed, and approved as discuss this in an executiye education program. Mr Flory security? Phone 862-4227 • "' I.I '• JC U,,.i - 71,,„ ' works electrically and every read. session and notify Miss Lantis presented the film "To Touch a Suppose you were sued for Residence'phone 224-7580 ' '• •*•»> i.. •<:»• • s,„ ^ on u> «> <•> 13* (51 71 834 5446 room had a fireplace. When the R. DePond entered the of their decision. Child" to portray the concept of $500,000... and lost! Would meeting at 8:32 pm. Superintendent Kenney's the original ideas that prompted you be able to stay out of President Hill read a notice comments to the Board focused the Flint Community School bankruptcy? And what would from the Clinton County In­ on several student activities Program. happen to your family security? termediate School District President Hill recognized the Suits involving hundreds of regarding their budget meeting. including the fantastic weekend thousands of dollars are all too, with the All Star Band Festival visitors in attendance which frequently started against The purpose of the meeting is to held at the Ovid-Elsie High included Ron Christian from | businessmen and professionals review and approve their School. He reported that ap­ Chesaning; Reverand David simply because they are well- budget. Each constituent school proximately two hundred Litchfield, pastor of the'Elsie known as affluent and district of the Intermediate students - from twenty-three and Duplain United Methodist successful people! Here's an School District is given notice to junior high schools-participated Churches; Miss Aldine Lantis,, economical way to avoid such send one local school board 1 second grade teacher at North a rlskl Our Executive Liability member. in this event and that at least Insurance provides up to seventy local < families Ovid Elementary,. Miss $5,000,000 of protection for Motion by Member Green, responded to the call of the local Katherine Behrens, first grade you and your family. Call us supported by Member Bracey Band Directors for housing of teacher at North Ovid now. We can probably put all WHEREAS: these boys ' and girls. Elementary; Mrs Frank your liability Insurance together Public Act 190 Sec 298a reads Superintendent Kenney relayed (Mary) Rivest; Charles Crell, and even save you some money. in part: "The Intermediate to the Board many favorable American Legion Post Com­ Board shall prepare an annual comments of our fine com­ mander of Elsie and Bill its better general budget which shall be in munity hospitality. Morris, publisher of Maple the same form as that provided River News. for other school districts. On or Motion by M Green, sup­ Also attending the meeting, altogether before March 1 of each year the ported by R DePond to extend a was Howard Malitz, principal at board shall submit such budget public commendation to all North Ovid Elementary; to a meeting of 1 school board persons of our district and some Eugene Becker, teacher/ member named from each school staff that involved principal at Elsie Junior High OVID constituent school district to themselves in making this All School; Nyal Flegel, principal represent such a district. At SERVICE 1 Star Band Festival weekehd an at Ovid Junior'High School; such meeting the president of incredible success. Motion Hugel Leonard, principal at the Intermediate district board carried. East Ovid Elementary. AGENCY shall preside, the secretary Other items opened, for Motion by R DePond, sup­ shall keep the minutes and the r PHONE 834-2288 discussion by + Superintendent, ported by F Rivest to adjourn' representatives of constituent Kenney included, the practice meeting at 10:08 pm with district boards shall by football field area and a district executive session to follow. majority vote determine the wide transportation problem Motion carried. maximum amount of the .in­ concerning rural road bridges. termediate district general Executive session opened at <> budget but shall not make final Superintendent Kenney 10:35 pm. Motion by R DePond, 'presented the Board with an supported by C Bracey to ad­ -Owners insurance determinations as to line items LfeHorreCarBusiiess, in such a budget". estimation received' from the journ meeting at 11:00 pm. The Three J's on the cost of the Motion carried. Electricity is essential to industrial production. Buying or Selling CALL US FOR RESULTS Assembly Without it, everything stops. 125 W. FRONT ST. IN OVID. THREE LOTS, 2 Unfortunately, Michigan is facing a real energy APARTMENTS, 11 ROOMS. EXCELLENT LOCA­ crunch. If electric utilities cannot obtain money TION, GAS FURNACE, FULL BASEMENT AND Lines from investors to build new power plants, there'll 2-CAR GARAGE. FOR RENT IN OVID - 2-BEDR00M M-21 TOWN­ be a shortage of generating capacity a few HOUSE APARTMENTS, RANGE, REFRIGERA­ Depend on years from now. __ TOR, AIR CONDITIONED, FURNISHED OR UN­ FURNISHED, The problem is: our revenues haven't kept pate 113 E. PEARL ST. 1 BEDROOM, GAS HEAT, Electric with inflation; Now, earnings have declined CENTRAL LOCATION, CARPETING, CITY to the point where today we cannot sell our * WATER & SEWER/POSSIBLE LAND CONTRACT, 1 FOR RENT, IN OVID, LARGE .86 x 150 FT. securities. That's bad for us. Ana it's bad for MOBILE HOME LOTS, 2-MONTHS FREE RENr Lines every worker in Michigan. NO ENTRANCE FEE, NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CHILDREN OR PETS. IMMEDIATE POSSESION' That's why we have asked for authorization to, 4065 SO. BALDWIN RD. 3 ACRES, 1% LOTS • WEST ELM ST. IN OVID, 75 x 117 increase the price of electricity. Without it, • URGE REMODELED 4-BEDROOM HOME, OIL FURNACE, NICE FARM 1 - ACRE COMMERCIAL LOT, CORNER OF we would have to stop building. And that would BUILDINGS, OVVOSSO SCHOOLS, HOLLISTER RD. AND M-21, OVID CARPETING, COUNTRY KITCHEN, f mean a real power shortage tomorrow! / 45 ACRES VACANT LAND WITH GOOD BARN, i* consumers DRAPES, PRICED AT $32,600. LAND We don't like pripe increases any mo'rd than you CONTRACT POSSIBLE. ALL TILLABLE. - .8% LAND CONTRACT AVAIL­ power ABLE, do* But we'd like power interruptions even lesjs. v.* .

Gilbert 0. Bovanf Broker OVID SERVICE AGENCY Phone 834-2288 Tony Slnlcropi and David J. Hill Silas Representatives Thli miiwot li (fald for by tin owntn bf Contumim Powif Cpmpmy. 104 N. MAIN PHONE 834-2288 OVID 40 - 261-473-E* Phone 834-5049 Phone 834-5621 * H 20 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN February 19,1975 1 « PctuAm* )'i rtdwxttu cU, Pewamo-Westphalia High Allendale named to the CVS School, The prospective groom return is like running a race; inheritances, insurance stores and service firms may n is also a 1973 graduate of dean's list at the end of the 1974 how well you do will depend, in proceeds, Social Security and lead to some tax reductions. )u Pewamo-Weshphalia High fall term. Colleen Kohagen of part, on how well you prepare. pension benefits, stock options, Grocery, utility and main­ i" Clintonia Rd, Pewamo with a School, Both were employed by What jogging and pushups do unemployment benefits or sick tenance bills, for example, can the State of the'Treasury 3.67 point average. for the runner, digging through pay. help substantiate that you ' Building. A June 21 wedding is The Altar Society's first personal records does for the Overlooking any additional provided more than half the planned by the couple. meeting of 1975 was Wed­ tax preparer. This is true income may lead to trouble with support of a person claimed as a »T nesday, Feb 5. Starting with a whether you prepare the return the tax collector. Conversely, dependent., IS Amy Marie Miller, 2 yearvold potluck meal at 6:30 with about' yourself, or have it done for you. according to The Michigan *r» daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis 40 ladies attending. The Someone has to uncover all Association of Certified Public As you become involved in the :'l Miller of St Johns, celebrated business meeting followed the income, deductible expenses Accountants, overlooking any of digging process, you may And il her birthday Sunday, Feb 2 at meal with two new officers. Mrs, and other data. In most cases, the deductible costs incurred yourself developing a shar­ is home.. Guests for the birthday Cathy Kramer as president,, that someone is necessarily the can cost you money in overpaid pened "tax awareness" - a CI dinner were her parents and her MrsCatherine Heckman as vice taxpayer himself. taxes. So prepare to dig out all feeling for less obvious but very Iij grandmother, Mrs Martha president," Mrs Dorothy Heck­ Young Farmer's Day the data. real tax-saving possibilities. • i Miller. The honored guest man as secretary,, and Mrs Take income, for example. It But where do you begin? If received many nice gifts. Vera Cook as treasurer. Plans is not difficult to calculate what you pay by check, your bank If you pay someone to prepare William Cook was discharged are under way for the Spring • Clinton County was well represented at Young Farmers' Day, held at Michigan State University's you earned in salary and wages, records are a good starting your tax return, your own from the Ionia County Festival, June 8. Kellogg tenter Feb 4. The students traveled to MSU rather than attend school for the day. They heard since employers are required to place. The stubs or cancelled thorough examination of your Memorial Hospital on Thurs­ themselves congratulated on their choice of career and received a preview of coming technologies and supply those totals to you on checks will remind you of ex­ records is esseptial for letting research from various College of Agriculture and Natural Resources administrators. Attending from form W-2. day, Feb. 6. He had been a 'Expected guests of Mrs penditures, while deposit the tax preparer do a better job medical patient. He is at the Wilma Cook, Thursday, Feb 13 •Clinton County were: [Left to right] Ron Dershem, St Johns; Jay Foster and Douglas DeMorest of But consider some of the receipts will recall items of of minimizing your tax liability Ionia Manor as of Feb 6. are Mr 'and Mrs Al Fuja of DeWitt; Jack Peterson, Fowler; Date Simon, Pewamo; Frank Trierweller, Portland; and Francis other types of income - both income that may have slipped as well as reducing the cost of Mrs Dorothy Heckman at­ Durand. Motz, Westphalia. taxable and nontaxable - there your mind. return preparation. tended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs Jennie Pensmore, 92, of Mr and Mrs David Parks and Portland, Feb 3 at St Patrick's family of Ionia called on their Catholic Church at Portland. mother, Mrs Dorothy Parks, Interment was in the parish Monday, Feb 3. *f> cemetery. St. Johns City Commission Minutes St Joseph's parish in Pewamo Mrs Dorothy Parks was a will have their Festival June 8. guest of Mr and Mrs Lauren Mr and Mrs Celester Fox of Parks and family of Maple CITY COMMISSION MINUTES to the location, administration A letter from Charles Olson of Roesner. NAY: None. Motion presented to the Commission Motion by Comm. Wilcox, Vermontville were Sunday Rapids, Feb 5 and 6. They also January 27,1975 and criteria that would be used. Williams & Works was carried. concerning an increase in supported by Comm. Arehart to dinner and afternoon guests of called on Mr and Mrs Alden Motion by Comm. Arehart, presented to the City Com­ Motion by Comm. Wilcox, maintenance rates for both have the City Manager obtain 0<- Mr-and Mrs Joseph L. Fox. Kirvan. The meeting was called to supported by Comm. Wilcox to mission as to street conditions. supported by Comm. Roesner to Departments. price quotations on cleaning order by Mayor Ebert at 7:30 grant permission to the Housing A lengthy discussion followed. accept change order, 12. YEA: Motion by Comm. Roesner, and televising of the sanitary pm. Assistance Foundation for a Motion by Comm. Wilcox Ebert, Wilcox, Arehart, supported by Comm. Wilcox to sewer and to proceed with the Comm. Present: Ebert, solicitation drive and that all supported by Comm. Arehart to Roesner". NAY: None. Motion have the City Manager check to project at a costTiot to exceed XiH&itiQi&ad Wilcox,.Arehart, Roesner fees be waived. YEA: Ebert, enter into the minutes the carried. see if the Motorola bid is $750.00. YEA: Ebert, Wilcox,, Comm. Absent: Hannah Wilcox, Arehart, Roesner. Williams & Works report and to Acting Clerk Wood presented competitive and report back to Arehart,-Roesner. NAY: None. jr. Staff Present:* Attorney NAY: None. Motion carried. have the City Manager contact a memo from himself to the the City Commission. YEA: Motion carried. Mr and Mrs Donald Sullivan Saturday, Mr and Mrs Donald Maples, Manager Humphrey, "Acting Clerk Wood reported Williams and Works to attempt Commission regarding the Ebert, Wilcox, Arehart, A letter from Williams & and Dan spent Thursday night Sullivan were luncheon guests Acting Clerk Wood, Engineer that the County, Road Com­ to work out an agreement with Community Development Roesner. NAY: None. Motion Works regarding the Leach with Mr and' Mrs Russell of Mrs Raymond Sherman and ^Vermette. mission could not participate in the contractor to repair streets. program. A discussion followed. carried. \ retainage was presented to the Sullivan and Randy of Caro sons. > Motion by Comm. Arehart, the installation of a street light YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, Arehart, Motion by Comm. Roesner, The annual fire report from Commission. Dan remained with them but his Sunday, Mr and Mrs Donald supported by Comm. Wilcox to at the corner of US-27 and Scott Roesner. NAY: None. Motion supported by Comm. Arehart to Fire Chief, Clare Maier was Motion by Comm. Arehart, - J parents returned Friday. Sullivan visited Mr and Mrs approve the .minutes of January Road but felt that possibly the carried. have the City Manager and the presented to the Commission. supported by Comm. Roesner Monday, Mr and Mrs Don Cliff Parrish and family of 13, 1975. YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, Township could. Wood said he The City Managersaid a copy Assistant Manager check into Motion by Comm. Arehart, that the request for reduction in Sullivan met Russell and Danny Perry. Arehart, Roesner. NAY: None. had contacted Mr Harold of the Alma C.A.T.V. Ordinance the City's needs-and prepare a supported by Comm. Wilcox to the Leach retainage be denied. Motion carried, " , Benson, Bingham Township list of projects to present to the accept the annual fire report of YEA: Ebert, Wilcox, Arehart, in Breckenridge. They then Mrs Donald Sullivan attended and the Charlotte Ordinance o returned to their respective a stork shower in honor of Mrs Motion by Comm. Wilcox, Supervisor and that Mr Benson would be obtained. County Planning Commission Fire Chief, Clare Maier, and to Roesner. NAY: None. Motion ( homes. Janie Titus in Grand Ledge, supported by Comm. Arehart to would bring it before the for their consideration. YEA: extend thanks to him and his carried. , approve the Warrants. YEA: Township Board at the next Two change orders from Ebert, Wilcox, Arehart, department. YEA: Ebert, V Motion by Mayor Ebert, Tuesday evening. , Williams & Works regarding Last Sunday, Mr and Mrs Ebert, Wilcox, Arehart, meeting in February. Roesner. NAY: None.,Motion Wilcox, Arehart, Roesner. supported by Comm, Arehart to fit Roesner. NAY: None. Motion The City Manager reported Fraser Brothers contract were carried. ' < NAY: None. Motion carried. adjourn the meeting. YEA: Harold Morrow of Lansing were presented to the Commission: supper guests of Mr and Mrs carried. --v that the Flossie Haynes house Letters to the St Johns Police A memo from Floyd Ver- Ebert, Wilcox, Arehart, I" Harvey Hoerner and girls. Mayor Ebert asked for ad­ on Brush* Street had been torn Motion by Comm. Arehart, Department and the St Johns mette, City Engineer, was Roesner. Nay: None. Motion 3*< Friday, Mr and Mrs Donald ditions or deletions to the down by City crew and would be supported by Comm. Roesner to Fire Department from presented to the .Commission carried. Potts and Mike visited Mr and agenda as presented. One ad­ available for parking for the' accept change order #1. YEA: Motorola Communications and concerning cleaning of the Mayor Ebert declared the Mrs Harvey Hoerner and girls. dition was made. remainder of the winter. Ebert, Wilcox, Arehart, Electronics, Inc. were •sanitary sewer. ' meeting adjourned at 8:45 pm. Mr and Mrs Roger Har- Motion by Comm. Arehart, tjtteribuig.andSarah visited Mr.a sujjpor^by^Cpmni. Wilcox to .\WMI) ** >V ^TimrMrs Harvey Hoernef,' approveThe agenda as amend- •J; laatSHft fciSSHsPSS*! ?3 •3 t Sunday. edC YEA: Ebert, Wilc^, All Mrs Robert Scarborough of Arehart, Roesner. NAY: None. DeWitt was a dinner guest and Motion carried, YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT FOR • • • • spent the afternoon with her „ The City Manager read a P mother, Mrs Martha Pyle. letter from the Housing Mr Kenneth Pyle of St Johns Assistance Foundation a Salesman's order visited his mother, Mrs Martha requesting a solicitors permit. Pyle recently. A short discussion followed as Harvey Hoerner and girls visited Mr and Mrs Harold One foreign a Computor print-out Hoerner Sunday forenoon. visitor's Mr Larry Formenti of Lan­ or the Mailman sing flew in and visited Harold warmest I Hoerner. American CASH Mrs Porter Parks and Kriss visited Mr and Mrs Lee Schavey- memory might and children, and Mrs Lewis REBATES Schavey of St Johns last week. easily be you. BED AYE

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on America's jnmieumsBORneunD. RIGHT NOW! best-selling line-up of small cars: $500 on 75 with a Clinton County News Want Ad Mustang HGhia $500 on 75 Mustang HMach I $300 on 75 $100 A Regular Mustang H hardtop '1.8Q Value $300 on 75 15word s 3time s i MustangS 2+2 $200 on any Simply write your ad in this form, clip a dollar bill to It and mail to: The Clinton County News, 75 Pinto 120 East Walker Street, St. Johns, Michigan 48879. $200 on any 75 Maverick Here's my ad: $350 on 75 SuperCab Pickup CLINTON COUNTY Look in the garage, the attic, the NO NONSENSE. No weekly cut olts. No basement. .you've got plenty of trade-in requirements. No complicated w details, • Just pick the one you Want to TAX NOTICE items that someone probably buy or lease. • Get our best deal. .Then I. et your cash rebate directly tram Ford wants, or maybe you want to Slotor Company. • This rebate covers All 1974 taxes not paid in the township or new '75's sold and delivered between buy.. .The Clinton County News is now and February 28. So don't wajt city by February 28, wilt be turned in delinquent to the Clinton County Treasurer at an all-time high in ! on March 1, 1975, where according to State readership.. .try us! FORD Law one half of one percent per month in­ terest and four percent collection will be -»r charged. Personal taxes must be paid to your focal treasurer by February 28,1975. If you want rnort than 15 words pteaie write on an additional riiMt of paper and attach to I NAME, thli coupon blank* Extra wordi art billed at EGAN 6 centi tech. I Dog taxes will become delinquent on March 1, f and will also be turned -over to the Clinton ADDRESS. FORD County Treasurer on that day, where a penal­ ty must be charged. The price will go from SALES, INC. $4.00 tq $8.00 per dog.

200W.HighimSl.JohM Offer good thru'March 10,1975 Phon. 224-2215 Signed: Gerald E.Shepard Clinton Co. Treasurer * February 19,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 21 Legal news helper motors rated, less than 1 be driven upon the right half of hoars thereafter is guilty of a . upon the highways shall, be semitrailer owned by a farmer shall require brakes on 1 of the L brake horsepower transmitted violation of this ordinance. A equipped with service brakes required braking effort on the the roadway, except as follows: and used exclusively in con­ steerable axles. rearmost wheels at the fastest ' Ordinance No. 1 by friction and not by gear or (1) When overtaking and certificate of insurance issued upon all wheels of the vehicle, : nection with the farming'' (5) In any combination of rate; or means shall be AN ORDINANCE TO chain, which, produce only ' passing another vehicle by an insurance company except a motorcycle or motor operations of the farmer and not ordinary pedaling speeds up to motor driven vehicles, means provided for applying braking AMEND THE ST. JOHNS CITY proceeding in the same stating that there is in force a ' driven cycle, and except that a used for hire, A truck or truck effort first on the rearmost CODE BY REPEALING a maximum of, twenty (20) liability policy meeting the semitrailer of less than 1,500 shall be provided for applying mi|es per hour. . * direction under the rules tractor which has 3 or more the rearmost trailer brakes, tor trailer equippeci with brakes; or CHAPTER 426 ENTITLED governing such movement. requirements of the act, shall be pounds gross weight need not be axles need not have brakes on GENERAL TRAFFIC a trailer equipped with brakes, both of the above .means Sec. 1.0i6a. Motor Driven (2) When the right half of a accepted as prima facie > equipped with brakes. The the front wheels, A truck or in approximate synchronism capable of being used alter- REGULATIONS THEREOF Cycle, "Motor driven cycle" evidence of insurance being in provisions of this subparagraph truck tractor which is equipped AND TO ADOPT A NEW roadway is closed to traffic with the brakes on the towing "natively may be employed* means every motorcycle, with a while under construction or force until the expiration date shall not apply to a trailer or with'at least 2 steerable axles vehicle and developing the CHAPTER 126 ENTITLED motor that produces less than • See page 22 GENERAL TRAFFIC repair or when an obstruction shown on the certificate. Such five (5) gross brake horse­ exists making it necessary to certificate shall state the name REGULATIONS TO STAND IN power, every motor scooter PLACE THEREOF v .drive to the left of Ihe center of of each person named on the and every bicycle with motor policy, policy declarations or The City of St. Johns ordains: attached, except a'motorized the highway: Provided, any Section 1: The St. Johns City driver so doing shall yield the declaration certificate whose wheelchair or other similar operation of the vehicle causes Code is hereby amended by the vehicle not exceeding one right of way to all vehicles "GOOD LICK PIRATES'* adoption of a new Chapter 126 thousand (1,000) pounds gross traveling in the proper direction . the liability coverage to become "General Traffic Regulations" weight operated by a physically upon the unobstructed portion' void. i to read as^follows: afflicted or disabled person and of the highway within such (c) Every owner or operator v. *v< 10.1 Code Adopted. The except pedal bicycles with distance as to constitute an of a motor vehicle who Uniform Traffic Code for„Cities, helper motors rated less than immediate hazard. knowingly produces false From Both Of Oilr Communities Townships and Villages one brake horsepower trans­ (3) Upon a roadway divided evidence under this section is promulgated by the Com­ mitted by friction and not by into 3 marked lanes for traffic guilty of a violation of this or­ In The District missioner of State Police on gear or chain, which produce under «the rules applicable dinance, In addition, his February 14,1958 and published only ordinary pedaling speeds thereon, operator's or chauffeur's in Supplement No. 13, and as up to a maximum of twenty (20) (b) Except when lawfully license or motor vehicle Basketball Tournament amended both on February 14, miles per hour. - permitted to drive on the left registration, or both, may be 1961 and published >in Sup­ half of the roadway as provided suspended by the secretary for plement No. 25, and on Sec. 1.025. Private in subparagraph (a^ upon a a period of not more than 1 year, February 26, '1968 and published Driveway. "Private driveway'' roadway having 2 or more lanes i » - * w w 4l ^andenr-wheeMther orwliich *'Siae' brRoadwa'y. 'orVmotbr vehicle wH6 fails'to (4)-A" new *motorJ vehicle, Westphalia Milling Co** is ovgr 20 inches in diameter. It (a) Upon all roadways of produce evidence when trailer, or semitrailer hereafter '' Westphalia Electric Westphalia Builders & Supply Co. •*», t includes pedal bicycles with sufficient width a vehicle shall requested to do so or within 72 sold in this state and operated Holder's Bring Back The Good Old Prices! LOOK! A 1966 SUZUKI 250cc SEE US FIRST FOR WAS'795... SALE ON 1974 LATJDB7VNK tfilfir//////'// FARM LOANS SUZUKI SAVAGE • New Facilities? A 1974 SUZUKI 250cc SAVE OVER-$300! 1104 S. US-27 • Repairs? IS STILL Ph. 224-7127 $OQ COO St. Johns, Mich. • Expansion? $ QVV OUT THE DOOR Serving America's Farmers! • Modernization? 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*VV 22 •CLINTON COUNTY NEWEST JOHNS. MICHIGAN February 19,1975 by the service brakes or other and the parking brakes, If the shall be capable of being Sec, 5,80. Horn, Every motor not be operated on the public the citation, complaint or motor driven" cycle is rented, (* j source of power if failure of the means of applying the parking decelerated, at a sustained rate vehicle, including every highways of this State unless It warrant was In violation of leased or furnished, to rent, service brake actuation system brakes and the service brakes corresponding to these motorcycle or mote* driven is equipped with a windshield of subsection (b), together with sublease or otherwise authorize are connected in any way, they cycle, when operated upon a sufficient dimensions to protect proof that the defendant named the use of the motorcycle or From page 21 or other power assisting distances upon initial ap­ motor driven cycle on public mechanism will not prevent the shall be so constructed that plication of the service (foot) highway shall be equipped with the driver and occupants from in the citation, complaint or parking brakes frpm being failure of anyone part'shall a horn in good working order insects, other airborne objects, warrant was, at the time of the streets and highways to any (6) A motor vehicle and brake. violation, the registered owner person who is not licensed to combination of vehic)es, except applied in conformance with the notleave the vehicle without Feet to stop Deceleration and capable of emitting sound and highway surface water and debris, when such motor vehicle of the vehicle,"shall,constitute in operate a motorcycle or motor pole trailers, motorcycles and foregoing requirements, The operative brakes. from 20 miles in feet audible under normal con­ driven cycle in this State, if a parking brakes shall be so ditions from a distance of not is moving forward. A farm evidence a presumption that the motor driven cycles, shall be (7) The brake shoes perhour persecond tractor, other implement of • registered-owner of the vehicle resident, and by the State of designed that when once v ap­ less than 200 feet but no horn or equipped'with parking brakes operating within or upon the Vehicles or combination husbandry and historic vehicles was the driver of the vehicle at which he is a resident, if a adequate to hold the vehicle on plied they shall remain applied drums' of the vehicle wheels of a of vehicles having brakes other warning device shall emit with the required effectiveness are declared exempt from the the time of the. viola lion. nonresident. any grade on which it is motor vehicle may be used for on all wheels 30 14 an unreasonable loud or harsh requirements of this section. operated, under all conditions of despite exhaustion of any both service <, and hand Vehicles or combination sound or a whistle. The driver of Sec. 6.10 amended and 6.10a Sec, 8.23 amended and 8.23a. source of energy or leakage of When a motorcycle or a motor added to read as follows: adde4 to read: loading on a surface free from operation, of vehicles not having a motor vehicle shall when driven cycle operated on the any kind. The same brake reasonablynecessary to insure Sec. 6.10 Riding on Right Side Sec. 8.23. Parking Violations; snow,, ice, or loose material. drums, brake shoes and lining (b) A motor vehicle or brakes on all wheels 40 10.7 public highways of this State in The parking brakes shall be combination of motor-drawn (c) All brakes shall be safe operation give audible of ' Roadway; Riding Proof: Probable Cause fo assemblies, brake shoe 'an­ excess of 35 miles per hour is Abreast. Every person Issurance of Arrest Warrant; capable of being applied in chors, and mechanical brake vehicles shall be capable at all maintained in good working warning with his horn but shall not equipped with a windshield, conformance with the foregoing times and under all conditions order and shall be so adjusted not otherwise use such horn operating -a bicycle upon a Presumption. Except as shoe actuation mechanism the operator shall wear goggles roadway shall ride as near to provided in section 8.23a in- . requirements by the driver's normally associated with the of loading, of being stopped on a as to operate as equally as when upon a highway. with transparent lenses or a muscular effort or by spring practicable with respect to the the right side of the roadway as volving leased vehicles, in any * wheel brake assemblies may be dry, smooth, level road free transparent face, shield or eye practicable, exercising due proceeding relating to arrest Jt action or by equivalent means. jsed for both the service brakes from loose material within the wheels on opposite side of the Sec. 5.81a. Windshields; glasses, which goggles, eye Goggles. A motor vehicle shall bare when passing a standing and prosecution for the Their operation may be assisted distances specified below, or vehicle. glasses or face shield shall.be of vehicle or one proceeding in the violation of this ordinance shatter resistant material and same direction. All motorcycles relating to the standing or of sufficient size to protect his are entitled to full use of a lane parking of a vehicle, proof that eyes against insects, other and no motor vehicle shall be the particular vehicle described airborne material, and highway driven in such a manner as to ' in the complaint was parked in surface water and debris. deprive any motorcycle of the violation of the ordinance, full use of a lane. This sub­ together with proof, by 5.87, Mirrors. No person section shall not apply to verifying ownership of the shall drive a motor vehicle on a motorcycles operated 2 abreast vehicle with the Secretary of Are you one of highway which motor vehicle is in a single lane. State, that the defendant named so constructed or loaded as*to in the complaint was at the time prevent the driver from ob­ Sec. 6.10a. Passing. No of the parking the registered taining a view of the highway to persons operating a motor owner of the vehicle, shall be, the rear by looking backward driven cycle, a motorcycle or a accepted by the court as { from the driver's position, bicycle shall pass between lines establishing probable cause for < unless such vehicle is equipped of traffic, but may pass on the the issuance of a warrant for the i with a mirror so located as to left of traffic moving in his arrest of the registered owner, J the 40 million reflect to the driver a view of direction in the case of a two- and creates in evidence a \ the highway to the rear of such way street, or on the left or right presumption that the registered > vehicle. In addition all motor of traffic in the case of a one­ owner of the vehicle was the! (» vehicles shall be equipped with way street, in an unoccupied person who parked or placed' > an outside rearview mirror on lane. the vehicle at the point where, \ the driver's side which shall be This section shall not apply to and for the time during which, • positioned to give the driver a police officers in the per­ the violation occurred. ! rearviewing angle from the formance of their official people who will driver's side of the vehicle. Sec. 8.23a. Parking! duties. Rear view mirrors may be Violations; Leased Vehicles; J positioned on the helmet or Sec. 6.12a and 6.12b added and 6.24 and 6.25 amended to read: Presumptions as to Conduct of > visor worn by the operator of a Lessee. In a proceeding for a \ motorcycle if .the helmet is Sec. 6.12a. Pedal Bicycle with Helper Motor; Limitation on- violation of section 8.23 in- \ securely attached to the head of yolving a leased motor vehicle, \ the operator. Every com- Age of Operator. A pedal x bicycle with helper motor rated proof that the particular vehicle » (mercial vehicle,, of k ton described in the citation, \ retire without a 'capacity or more, operating less than 1 brake horsepower complaint, or warrant was used J upon the public highways of this transmitted by friction and not by gear or chain which in the violation, together with \ State, shall be equipped with 2 proof that the defendant named > mirrors, 1 on each side, so produces only ordinary pedaling speeds up to a in the citation, complaint, or 1 adjusted that the operator shall warrant was the lessee of the ! 9 have a clear view of the high­ maximum of 20 miles per hour vehicle at the time of the » , way behind such commercial shall not be operated'by a person under 15 years of age. violation, constitutes in * t . pension vehicle. The outside mirrors evidence a presumption that the I > shall not be deemed to be a part Sec. 6.12b. Handlebars of lessee of the vehicle, not the J of the vehicle for the purpose of Motorcycle or Motor Driven registered owner, was the J determining the maximum Cycle; Height. No person shall person who parked or placed » Now there's good news withdraw your money when our Investment Savings width permitted. operate on any public highway the vehicle at the point, and for > of this State any motorcycle or the time during which, the 1 you retire and are more likely Certificates that are guaranteed 5.90. Mufflers. motor driven cycle equipped violation occurred. , j from CNB. If you have (a) Every motor vehicle, with handlebars that are higher to be in a lower tax bracket to earn you a full 7-1/2% including every motorcycle or than 15 inches from the lowest Section 2; This ordinance; no employer-sponsored motor driven cycle, shall at all point of the undepressed saddle shall be effective March 3,1975. j As you can see from our interest over six years in times be equipped with a to the highest point of the handle Section 3: Upon the effective» retirement plan, read muffler in good working order grip of the operator. date of this ordinance, Chapter J chart, this can mean a amounts of $1000 or more. (By .and in constant operation to Sec. 6.24. Motorcycles or 126 -"General ,. Traffic; how we can help you prevent excessive or unusual Motor Driven "Cycles; Fur­ Regulations" as it exists on the » spectacular savings compared contrast, .our chart is figured on noise and annoying smoke, and nishing to Unlicensed Per­ adoption of this ordinance is! take advantage of a new no person shall remove, destroy sons, A dealer shall' not rent, repealed but such repeal shall I to an ordinary savings account a so on a conservative 6% or damage any or all of the lease or, furnish a motorcycle or not affect the prosecution of any J / / tax shelter to create a annual interest): -baffles, contained .in. such, motor driven cycle to any violation of said Chapter 126' ' find of yr. Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 muffler, nor shall any person person for use on public streets which occurred prior to the use a muffler cutout, bypass or and highways who is not effective date of this or- substantial retirement However—there is a sub similar device upon a motor­ s 1 $1,500 $1,125 $750 licensed to operate, a motor­ dinance. Motion .by Com­ 5 $8,456 $6,155 $3,982 cycle or motor driven cycle on cycle or motor driven cycle by missioner Arehart, supported income for yourself. 10 $19,771 $13,824 $8,598 stantial interest penalty for any highway or street. the "State*, if a resident, and by by Commissioner Roesner to 15 $34,914 $23,382 $13,949 Sec. 5.97 School Buses: the state of which he is a adopt Ordinance #l, amend­ 20 $55178 $35,293 $20,163 withdrawal before maturity.- f Overtaking and Passing. resident, if a nonresident. ment to the Traffic Code. YEA: 25 $82,297 $50,136 $27,344 Ebert, Wilcox, Arehart, Under a new federal law, 30 $118,587 y $68,633 $35,682 Subsection (g) added to read: Sec. 6.25. Permitting Your money-is safe—and Example* $1500 of tax-free Income put into IRA each year. Example 2: a person In the 25% tax bracket puts available. this section,/ proof that the Cycle. It is unlawful for a Adopted February 10, 1975. earners can now set aside as what's left of $1500 each year, after taxes, Into an or­ particular vehicle described in person to whom a motorcycle or 43-1 dinary savings account on which the Interest Is taxed. Example 3i Same as Example 2, except the Individual Is When you build a retirement much as $1500 of tax-free In the 50% tax bracket. AH figures computed on a con­ servative 6% annual Interest. income annually for their income through an Individual @UHfat (faulty (VIM <4HUMCU retirement. Who qualifies. Retirement Account at CNB, your money is protected by the William J Cook Mrs Margaret J. Halfman, 46, Holy Trinity Parish of Fowler * To help you take maximum Anyone who is not now Rt 1, Fowler. and Confraternity of Christian federal government, and backed William J. Cook, 72, Rt 1, She died Feb 13 at Clinton Mothers. ) advantage of this new tax covered by an employer- Dexter Trail, Pewamo, died Memorial Hospital following a Surviving are her husband; 6 by the substantial assets of one Feb 15. short illness. sons, William, Richard, Ken­ shelter, Central National Bank sponsored retirement plan, Funeral services were held Rosaries were held at 3 pm neth, Tim, David and Kevin all may open an Individual of this area's fastest growing Tuesday, Feb 18, from St and 8 pm. of Fowler; mother, Mrs Eva now offers Individual Joseph Catholic Church in Father Albert Schmitt of­ Kohn of Lansing; 5 brothers, Retirement Account at CNB. banks. Pewamo. Rosary was held ficiated with burial at Holy John Kohn and Jim Kohn of Retirement Accounts—special Monday at 3 and 8 pm at St Trinity Cemetery. Lansing, Bill Kohn of Grand savings accounts that can Mary's Chapel in Westphalia. A native of Belding, she was Rapids, Tom Kohn of Belding 15% of your income tax-free. Act now. Monsignor Thomas Bolger born Jan 19,1929, the daughter and Bob Kohn of Grand Rapids; multiply a surprisingly modest officiated with burial at St of John and Eva Kohn. sisters, Mrs Janet Wood of There has never been a better Joseph Cemetery. ' She lived most of her life in Belding,- Mrs Patricia Buttons By new law, you may put He was born in Pewamo Aug the Fowler area. of Belding, Mrs Carol Magers of investment into a substantial time to begin providing for a Belding, Mrs Florence Burns of away as much as 15 % of your 8,1902, the son of Thomas and On May 6, 1950 in Hub- retirement nestegg** comfortable retirement than Mary Smith and, resided all his bardston, she was married to Hubbardston, Mrs Sue Jones of annual earned income—up to life in the Pewamo area. , Gerald Halfman. Pennsylvania and Mrs Paula right now. He was a member of St She was a member of Most Conant of Pennsylvania. „ A double tax savings. a maximum of $1500—into an Joseph Catholic Church and his Interest rates at CNB have life work was farming. The boon of a CNB IRA. This means that you can Surviving are his wife, never been higher. And now you Veronica; 1 son, Stanley Cook of O Individual Retirement Account choose any of our CNB, Grand Ledge; daughter Mrs can put this higher interest to Viola May of Big Rapids; 4 is that both the money you put savings plans that best suits , sisters, Mrs Cora Simon of work for you with tax-free Fowler, Mrs Theresa Simon of into it, and the interest your your needs. Our Time Pewamo, Mrs Elizabeth Simon dollars. - -of Westphalia and Romilda money earns while on deposit, Deposits, for example, earn Wieber of Westphalia and 8 the last place Why not look into an grandchildren. you a jtill 5-1/2 % interest, are Arrangements were, by Neller are tax exempt until the time fc Individual Retirement Account Funeral Home, K of withdrawal. automatically renewable, and you want to call today? The officer at your Miss Marion, Clark This means your can take a may be started with as little Services were held Thursday, nearby CNB office will be Feb 13, from Osgood Funeral tax deduction on the amount as $50. .Home in St Johns for Miss We know that no one wants to think happy to help. Marian Clark, -85, 110 of having to call us. deposited-into your IRA each For the maximum possible Buchanan, St Johns, who died A NOTE m FMPI OVERSI IRA may; be an Ideal way fir you toi otfar your employees the benefits of a Tuesday, Feb ll at Clinton When we are called, however/ we year, allo^y the earnings to return on your investment, retirement program without the headaches of book­ keeping and administration. Our CNB officers will to Memorial Hospital following a know that we have a very special -- happy to assist, short illness.' opportunity to help. ' accumulate tax-free, then however, you should look into Rev Averill Carson officiated with burial at Mi Rest And that makes it all worth while. Cemetery. A native. and life-time resident of St Johns, she was CENTRAL born Dec -28,1889, the daughter [fcESKK. of Anson and Mary Clark. She was a member of the St Johns Congregational Church and, before retiring, was em­ MBM^^^H ^^mm^^m NATIONAL ployed at the Clinton County Court House. Surviving are 2 sisters, Mrs BANK , Florence Newton of St Johns OSGOOD and Mrs Flossie Snyder and X niece, Mrs Richard Sfralth of FUNERAL HOMES OF St. JOHNS Ann Arbor. 0S6Q0DcV<>0ERGE£SI JOHNS FOWIGK U Mrs Margaret "WE'RE THE FRIENDLY FOLKS YOU CAN BANK ON'! ABBOTTS HOUGHTON Staving tnt Clinton Area from 4 Convenient Locations Halfman - * MAKE f AtlDS OVID Services were neld Saturday, IT.JOHM tdUTHQATE^LAZA OVlO KWAMO Feb 15, from Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Fowler for