* 1 HQAG A NO SONS Ca// 224-236 J / BOOK BtNOERS 3 PAPERS-*- Your County News Line Clinton News Day or Night 15 Cents 28 P January 17,1.973 117th Year Vol, 37 ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 ^9es In St Jdhns, Bath Township

'..^ finder' Sewers suffer sndgs an sewage treatment plant here, must now ST JOHNS - Federal budget cuts Averse effect upon St Johns' pro- nationwide community development BATH - Thanks to the Miohigan 03 s er projects, including the $4 million wait 4 to ifyears for federal aid in their outlined by President Nixon have had P ™ ™ project, A number of Attorney General's office the proposed Are you concerned about construction. Bath sewer system is a "neither here getting the straight facts.on a Of the 352 applications for aid in nor there" project question which arises but don't Michigan, renovation of the St Johns An original ruling by the attorney, kngw where to find,the answer? plant is No. 79 on the priority list, with general said Bath could not finance the We'll find the facts for ques­ funds to install new sewers and a lift project because it amounted to more station farther down at No. 97. than 10% of the unit's state equalized tions submitted by our readers. Current inflationary construction Just drop us a line at FACT valuation. ,, costs will probably make the project Cost of the project would require FINDER, Clinton County News even more expensive by the time aid is, bonds to be issued totalling $3,550,000. St Johns 48879. available. City officials fear this delay, According to the attorney general's may make the city's share prohibitive. decision, the unit can only enter into a Q~I would like to know why there is no St Johns must pay 10 percent of the bonded indebtedness over $1,200,000. public rest room in St Johns. I was in St • cost., Bath Township's state equalized Johns to shop and the rest room at the With the present cost estimated at valuation is $12,000,000. Municipal Building was locked. I asked $3,457,500 for sewer expansion and in 2 stores if they had a rest room 1 $461,000 for the lift station, the city's Patrick Berardo, attorney could use and all said no. I realize they share would come to about $391,000 if representing the township, said the' are misused, but why not make 1 on the work could be done now. But, in 4 or attorney general's office would not main street that you could pay 10 cents 5 years inflation could bring St Johns' accept the full faith and credit of the as other towns do. DC, out-of-town total share to half a million dollars. county, a procedure used in many cases shopper Harvey Weatherwax, City Manager, to finance costly projects. said it would be financially impossible He said they changed their minds last A~It seems you had the answer when for the city to "go-it-alone" because week and would permit the township to you said you "realized they are tthat would require levying 7 or 8 mills finance the project if, they did not have misused." Tom Hundley, city clerk, over a period of 30 years. to levy taxes to pay for it. said the Municipal Building restrooms Revenue sharing would not solve the That would be possible through hook­ are open during regular downtown problem either, he said, because the up charges and monthly payments for business hours, butwere forced closed city's share amounts to only $70,000. service. after hours because of the extent of . "I can't say whether the govern­ However, he said between Thursday vandalism. ment's decision was right or wrong," and Monday, they changed their minds * Weatherwax stated, "Because I'm not and are not allowing Bath to proceed Q~Many a Friday evening this winter familiar with finances in the federal with the project. when we have approached the city of St budget." • Berardo said he will appeal for the Johns on M-21 from the west we can see "If I knew more about it I might be township once more in an effort to get the red light atop the General able to say whether I think it was a wise the attorney general to change the Telephone Tower from Forest Hill move or not," he added. opinion. Koad, a distance of 6 miles. However, when we get into the Southgate Shop­ ping Center, I have looked toward the south to see if I can see the red light Nome Mrs Zeeb atop WRBJ Radio towers, a distance of about a mile. But, at no time have I been able to see the red light. Why is it that the light atop WRBJ towers cannot to Hospital Board be seen? Doesn't WRBJ have any red signal light atop their towers for ST JOHNS - Paul E. McNamara, Mrs Zeeb is the first woman elected aviation purposes? AFH, PEWAMO Clinton Memorial Hospital ad­ to serve the hospital in this capacity. ministrator announced the ap­ A-A short answer for a long question. pointment of Mrs Irene Zeeb to the ' A lifelong resident of Clinton County, Yourfriehdlv WRBJ announce Larrv-' hospital's board of director&.this week. Mrs Zeeb is also first vice-president of Patrick explained~(He'statipn,s towers , Mrs ZeeB"was elected to the post by the Clinton Memorial Hospital do not meet the height where lights are the executive committee of the Clinton Auxiliary. While a resident of DeWitt, required. The low altitude of the towers Memorial Hospital association to fill a she was a member of the DeWitt Public do not pose a threat to night aviators. If vacancy created by deceased member School board for 7 years, serving as they're flying that low, they^re in William Richards Sr. Annual elections secretary for 5 years and presidentfor 2 trouble to begin with. at the hospital are Jield each year in years. ' ' May. ( The executive committee members SHE AND HER husband, Virgil, are are: Lorenz Tiedt, president of the owners and operators of. Zeeb Fer­ Speak board of trustees; Earl Lancaster, vice- tilizers, Inc in St Johns and Mrs Zeeb president of the board of trustees; John serves as vice-president of the com­ Out Rumbaugh, secretary-treasurer of the pany. \ trustees; Bruce Fowler, chairman of ,ED NOTE: Last week's Speak Out the board of directors and Mrs John A resident of 1103 Hampshire Dr in St was inadvertently omitted from the Paradise, chairman of the hospital's Johns, the couple has 2 children and 1 County News. The question asked "Do Auxiliary. * grandchild. you feel there"is a possibility of a peace settlement in Vietnam in the next 6 weeks?" Since that time, it was an­ nounced Monday that a bombing halt Hot time in St Johns was called because of the progress of Nominate 2 for Soil the peace negotiations. Our answers, A mid-morning fire Monday turns a St Johns Oil Company fuel truck into a boiling inferno. Driver of the truck, which YES: 40% was parked at the company's bulk plant for loading, Gary Biddinger, said he was loading the vehicle when the fire "It^seems the US is making more started. He was burned on the arm and face and suffered smoke inhalation. Admitted to Clinton Memorial Hospital, he Conservation director headway than it ever has since the war was listed in good condition. Action by St Johns firemen and a Lansing foam truck crew prevented 3 large tanks within 10 started" ... "I think Kissinger and feet of the burning truck from exploding. ' -» Nixon meant it when they said before ST JOHNS-The nominating com­ Feb 3 at the Clinton County Soil Con­ the election that peace would come mittee consisting of Donald Swagart, servation District Annual Meeting at soon" .. ."After all this time, I hope Leland Trierweiler, Sr, George Baird, Smith Hall. so." Max Loudenbeck, and Harry Harden The meeting begins with dinner at 12 County News Tourney Saturday have nominated Forest Wesseler of noon. Tickets may be obtained from 'NO: 60% Watertown 'Township and David district directors Stanley Baird, "It may qome soon, but I don't think Conklin of Olive Township for the Clarence Manning, Kenneth Louden­ in 6 weeks" ... ."Are we any closer directorship held by Clarence Manning, beck, William Mayers, or Robert now than we have ever been?" Manning has served on the board of Moore, and at the office at IdO South ... "How long has it been since we Wrestlers tangle in the Clinton County Soil Conservation Ottawa, St Johns. were told peace was at hand before the District since 1954. He says, "I am 60 r election?" years old and it's time to let someone Verlen Kruger will show his colored younger serve on the District Board.," slides on two70"x70" screens about his THIS WEEK'S QUESTION: * The election will be held Saturday, Cross Continent Canoe Voyage. Governor William Milliken has proposed a tax cut. Do you feel it will Pewamo-Westphalia get the Legislature's stamp of ap­ proval? Saturday is the day. Clinton County Coach Bill Brown saysjie expects YES NO wrestlers will invade Pewamo - Ovid-Elsie* strong performances from the,nucleas \ Westphalia High School for the 4th of his team, Mike Schneider, Annual Clinton County .News Wrestling Ovid-Elsie carries a strong 4-1 record heavyweight, Rick Pearson, 167; Bob Tournament, Saturday, Jan 20. into the tournament. They have com­ Hunter, 145; Don Lew, 126 and John Jaycees present Participating will be Bath, DeWitt, peted against Perry, St Johns, Hayes, 119. Hopeful contenders ace Ovid-Elsie, St Johns and P-W. Winner Chesaning, Mason, St Louis, Ithaca, sophomores, Bill Wager,} 98, Bob of the tourney for the past 3 years has / DeWitt, Bullock Creek, Haslett, Rasdale, 105' and freshman Jeff annual \awards been Ovid-Elsie. Corunna, Durand, Landing Catholic Brasington, 155. i Central and Shepherd. P-W Coach Jim Maidlow sees his strong ST JOHNS - Two St Johns teachers Both Pewamo - Westphalia is another were named "Outstanding Young wrestlers as Dan Pungford in the 119 class, Robin Leslie 145, Paul Tomasek team with a winning record - 8-3. Educators'^Tuesday night at the an­ r They have competed against nual St'Johns Jaycees Bosses Night. Bath carries into the tourney a 3-3 145, Frank Enos 155, Fred Enos 112,, Tom Rivest 167, Gayle Reha 185, Bob Lakewood, Bath, Leslie, DeWitt, Receiving the "Outstanding Young record with competition against New Fulton, Portland, Springport twice, Educators" awards Were Robert Koger Lothrop, Dansville, Pewamo - West­ Netheway in the heavyweight class and Everett Reynolds in the 98-pound class* Michigan School for the Blind and of the high school drama department phalia, Lake Fenton, Perry and Saranac. ' ' , and Richard rtramer of the school Williamston. As of press time, coach business department.1 . Gary Gaff ner had not made the cut to 12 DeWitt Carrying the wrestling strength for A certificate of merit was presented wrestlers., - DeWitt goes into the tournament with Coach Doug Rearick are Roy) Silver- to Algie Watkins of the elementary , r a 5-2 record with victories over Haslett, nail, 98; Chris Rademacher, 105, Bob music department. Ful,ton, P-W, Lake Fenton and Lansing Shepard, 112; 'Lester Shepherd, H9J The Distinguished Service Award for Services held Catholic Central. Their 2 losses were to Peter Blauwiekle, 126; Tom Weber, meritorious'service to thecommunity Dansville and Williamston. 132; Mike Sheperd, 138; Bob McQueen, was presented to J. Michael ,0'Connor, for local Lynn LaBreque, coach, expects 145; Mike Rademacher, 155; Warren principal ,of Central Elementary strong performances from Eddie Sjlvernail,J67; Steve Fedewa, 185 and School. , accident victim Mathers, 105; Mike Spagnuaola, 119, Chuck BengeJ, heavyweight. Bengel Joe Humenik was presented a cer­ Dale Young, 138, Duane Shooltz, 145; has an 18-0 record with 16 pins. tificate of appreciation for his part in and Jerry Marriott, heavyweight. bringing Santa Clads to Si Johns as part WESTPHALIA - Funeral services of the Christmas program. * * > were held Monday from St Mary's Weigh-in for the tourney is noon to J with wrestling beginning at 2:30. Individual Jaycee awards;were also Catholic Church in Westphalia for St Johns/ * presented. Jack Downing received a' Thomas N, Platte, 26, of Westphalia, A team trophy will be awarded, plus who died following an accident at an outstanding wrestler trophy with life membership; Howard Kremer^and. Wrestlers from Bath, DeWitt, Pewamo-Westphalia, St Johns and Ovid-Elsie Ernie Meyers received Speak Up- Westphalia builders Jan 11. St Johns has a 3-2 record with vic­ medals presented for ls"t through 3d r Admission is $1 for adults and 50, will be competing for this team trophy, outstanding wrestler trophy and Awards and Spoke Awards and Spark­ He was struck by a rolling truck and tories over Ionia, Lansing Harry Hill 1 plug Awards were presented to Arnie was taken to St Lawrence Hospital. and Greenville. They placed 3rd at the cents for students in the afternoon and medals in Saturday's Fourth Annual Clinton County News Wrestling Tour­ ii Wiles and Wayne Woodbury. See page 12A for obituary, Mason Holiday tournament. $1 for all admission for the evening nament at Pewamo-Westphalia High School Saturday. \ I r A^t, '•••'ill >fi*l- •*! "T-*t-

2A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigqn January 17, 1973 \ Both Fire Department Special testing submits annual report for soybeans By Jan Krydon. Also answered were 12 'incurred while firemen used ST JOHNS -- Due to the diethylstilbestrql to any Comity News Writer false alarms and 26 rescue the worn out equipment. uncertainty of soybean seed livestock. Even though you calls were made, *. In other business the board supplies for 1973 planQng, a have feed or premix on hand •BATH - "How much does Total loss resulting from approved a new 10-year special testing program is with DES in it, since January your fire department do for these fires was'estimated at street lighting contract with available'this year. The state 1, 1973 it is illegal to feed it. you?" * - v $67,190. Consumers Power Company. seed laboratory in Use of feed containing This question was an­ Following the report, the cooperation with Michigan diethylstilbestrol will con­ swered Monday for Bath board voted unanimously to Local coW State University and the stitute a criminal actHwith Township residents in a purchase new air packs (self Cooperative Extension users liable to punishment. report submitted to' the contained breathing ap­ Service will run germination • Township Board. ' ' paratus) for the" fire 4arns honors tests on bin run samples, , According to the fire department. The tanks they There is no charge for this BUY DIRECT & 1 ST JOHNS-A cow owned department's ,1972 annual now use are unsafe, said seryice. SAVE '300.00 report, the Volunteers fought trustee Daniel Carlton. by a St Johns dairyman has A good sample would be qualified for listing among [ i) auto fives, 17 grass fires, 16 about a quart, representing 1973 RAIDER fires In dwellings, 3 in house He added he did not want the Michigan Dairy Herd all parts of the bin. Label the trailers and 9 others. io be responsible for injuries Improvement Association's sample with variety and SNOWMOBILES exclusive "Top Twenty" your name and .address and Brand-new 1973 Raider twin- high producers for the month bring it to our office at 1003 track snowmobiles. 32 hp, of December. South Oakland, St Johns. electric start - plus many extras Richard Fe Id pa u sen's 25 If the sample looks good included. Only one of its kind Henry Block has month old Holstein cow, with on the market! Save over for seed purposes, a new $300.00 at the low direct the barn number 94, com­ official test will have to be price of $979.00, including ' 17 reasons why you pleted her 305 M.E. lactation run after the bea ns are cover & taxi j '>' record with 26^406 pounds of cleaned for seed. ACT NOW! milk, 931 pounds of butterfat CALL COLLECTS should come to us and a 3.6 test. This is truly an DiclhyMHbestrol - outstanding record as It "is now'illegal to feed 517-752-8195 for income tax help. compared to the state-wide PETER-BURO DIST. Holstein Breed average of IN CIRCLES Reason 1. We specialize in income tax 13,662 pounds of milk and 493 From the cradle we all 3772 EAST ST. (M-13) pounds of butterfat. have to learn to read - and SAGINAW, Ml, i • preparation. We know the wrinkles. We dig - then we have to read to OPEN MONDAYSTHRU Feldpausch has his herd SATURDAYS out every honest deduction. There is very enrolled in the DHIA tesjting learn. little chance we will let you overpay your program and is supervised taxes. ,- C by Lester LaBar of St Johns. They work in cooperation with Earl Haas, Clinton County Extension Agent and QUALITY Michigan DHIA, Inc. DHIA, Inc, a state-wide MAGIC dairy production testing organization, provides FOR ALL OCCASIONS yi production management records for 2,300 Michigan • PARTIES •CLUBS •BANQUETS dairymen milking 132,000 A packed house. That's what it was at St Johns Friday night as Fnwler and Pewamo- • CHURCHES •HOLIDAYS • ETC. cows. Westphalia fans invaded the county seat to see their teams do ba'ttle. The game was _^ -.c • Further information about changed to St Johns from the original Fowler location (o accommodate the nearly 3000 the production testing fans who saw Pewamo-Westphalia challenge Fowler throughout the contest, losing in the SPECIALIZING IN AUDIENCE program can be obtained PARTICIPATION AND GREAT COMEDY \XMH from your county extension final seconds G5-G0. P-W led for most of the game, hoping to upset the Eagles and share THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE agent the league lead. 109 N. CLINTON AVE. Fowler All-Stars take on Harlem Sputniks ST. JOHNS FOWLER - It's those by Rex "Showboat" Jones, and they team up to perform Scheduled to play are: ... » M City^of St. Johns their share of DNR recreation grant for park i construction. NOTICE OF HEARING SPECIAL ASSESSMENT - CURB & GUTTER

Notice is hereby given that the City Commission will hold a Public Hearing on the 12th day of February 1973, at 8:00 P.M., in the Municipal Building, to review and hear any objections to the Special Assessment roll for curb & gutter on Oak Street between Clinton and Oakland Streets.

The Special assessment roll is on file at the City Clerk's office, 121 E. Walker St., St. Johns, Michigan and is available for public - examination during regular office hours, which are:

Monday thru Friday - 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. * Saturday & Sunday - Closed

Clinton County Harvey Weatherwax .News City Manager Sccunu class postage paid it St Johns, Mich. 48B70, Jr < Published Wednesdays at 120 E. /alker Street, St. Johns, by Clinton .ounty News, Inc. ' Subscription price, by mail: In Mich­ (formerly Lake's Jewelry) igan, $5 (or one year, $9 for two years, LAMBERT'S FABRIC SHOP $3,75 for six months, $2 for three 107 J\l. Clinton ST. JOHNS Phone 224-2412. months, outside Michigan, 16 for one 215 N.Clinton Ave. St. Johns 224-2066 ATTENTION PARENTS OPENING TODAY! January 17th * •> , Do You Have A Child Who Will Be 5 Years Old By December 1, 1973?

SPECIAL , J^ ^ SPECIAL , Xfr\*A*Mi.mmi Xfrvftm.ni.il in mm a nil a mini iMiinftHfir ST. JOHNS PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE NOW TRYING TO FIND ALL CHILDREN Notions Snowmobile Gingham Trims Suit WHO WILL BE STARTING KINDERGARTEN NEXT FALL . . . Fabrics Perm. Press Patches .Zippers $ 00 Patterns l Yd. If you have a child who'will be starting KINDERGARTEN next Fall... Please call 10% OFF Reg. M " your nearest Elementary School or send the information at the bottom of this Ad to: „ ' ^S A#t.l :.,„/, Mil ////f//ii ii it i nN"^ ./////minim 1 1 . 1 \ 2 St. Johns Public Schools 1 &fr\Aft\M it.mil 11111)11111 J lift1/, i BOX 230 ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-2394 1 v 1 ASK US WHICH 1 FABRIC OR 1 NOTION YOU Birthdate 1 WANT - WE'LL I Name of Child 1 TRY TO GET , V A 1 IT FOR YOU. _ TODAYS SEWING TIPSL^ >*• 1 qLBI£HflKB.«f 2 "'"•"••' •"""•* ~ •&»»f//F/////fll.m.»$& 1 parents Name ( 1 SEWING CLASS Stitching on right, 1 , ' • Jan. 24th. side of garment 1 with contrasting Above Store thread can be •V 1 J Address 1 M2°°]$.Weeks '.lytaterials For decorative or > | (Street or Road) - (Rural Route) (Post Office) 1 Register Left-Handed parttof ,J Jan. 18 ot Store. _ construction. _ 1 ^ • Sewers! j0m ' \ 1 J/r//,i> i if,,, a nit mum*&' 1 Location • ...... (if rural, exact location of your home) , t , , 1 ' 1 - STOP IN AND SEE WHAT THE WORLD OF SEVANG OFFERS,'*

I m ( , *H 1".* A V* «*-• v V* ' *-**tu»*t +* '' January 17, 1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St.. Johns; Michigan • 3A V'"D' Big Foot" comes Little Bits to St Johns Persona/, notes from the staff , IT TAKES GUTS: You've Well, folks there is.no Mrs their home at 4151 E Parks SALT LAKE CITY - BIG opposing points of view. got to hand it to firemen Buckley. The name was used Rd. The robin was spotted FOOT the hairy, scary, Since the early 19th cen­ when it comes to something as a dummy to show where about 3 pm last Sunday. almosj human creature tury an elusive brickie of >jjke Monday morning's fire the real name was to go when the winner was'named. SIGN OF*THE*TIMES: A reporfed to be living in the evidence has kept in­ fat Johns Oil Company. It message on the back of a woods of the Northwestern vestigators anxiously on the -lakes courage^to stick your The radio is safely in the pick-up truck stated "Stop United States, is the subject trail of the BIG FOOT. Some nose in there and battle a possession of Mrs Bohil and pollution, ride horses." The of a new film report, 5 hundred reported sightings blaze, not knowing for sure if the imaginary Mrs Buckley truck was hauling a trailer released by American have been programmed into 3 fuel storage tanks are will just have to listen to an with 4 snowmobiles. National Enterprises. the memory banks of a giant going to explode any minute. imaginary radio. The latest findings con­ computer where the in­ * St Johns residents owe their ***** cerning BIG' FOOT or formation is constantly firemen a big "thank you for • Lapeer County Pre^ss Sasquatch, as he was known analyzed and updated, a rough job well done." editor, Jim Fitzgerald, said in Indian legend, may be awaiting the day when BIG he isn't sure Harry Truman seen in this documentary -FOOT of a member of his woulcT have been happy Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30 - 5 pm featurette playing at the ."family" will be captured. Hello, Mrs Clyde Buckly, about all the government Fridays %• 8:30 - 8 pm whoever you are. A recent ad Saturdays JL, 8:30 - 1 pm Clinton. Theatre Jan 24-25. All current developments 1 employees who were given Show times are 7 pm and 9 may be seen in BIG FOOT, in the County News said Mrs time off following his death. pm. another Rainbow Adventure Clyde Ruckley was the We tend to agree that Harry eM '{£"' -.!• Film released by American winner of a radio. In smaller might have been given them A storm of controversy v surrounds BIG FOOT. His National Enterprises for the type, itsaid HelenE. Bohilof "hell." entertainment of the entire St Johns was the winner. very existence is seriously BIG FOOT ***** CENTRAL NATIONAL questioned or doggedly family. t Mr and Mrs Dan Matice, 'defended by those with Rt 6, St Johns, spotted, a BANK chilly robin Sundav near ST. JOHNS NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Notice SALE M. Weaver, husband and Michigan on June 23,1969, in follows in said Mortgage. said parcel being located Dated: January 17, 1973 Default having been made wife, Mortgagors, and Liber 255 of Mortgages, Commencing at a point on in the .South 1/2 of the CAPITOL SAVINGS & CAPITOL SAVINGS & the South side of Section Southwest 1/4 of said LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! in the conditions of a certain LOAN ASSOCIATION, Pages 955-956, on which mortgage made the 20th day mortgage there is claimed to 36, T5N.R4W, 785 feet East Section 36, Eagle Town­ CUMMINS, BUTLER & *. HOME-FARM of June, 1969, between Mortgagee, and recorded in be due at the date of this of the Southwest corner of ship, Clinton County, THORBURN the office of the Register of said Section 36; thence Michigan, Subject to Attorneys for Capitol Bernard J. Weaver and Cora Deed's for Clinton Countv. notice for principal and interest, the sum of Sixteen East 100 feet; thence North' easements, restrictions Savings & Loan Association [^% BUSINESS _ * mambtr of 202.6 feet; thence West 100 and rights ,of way of 301 Capitol Savings & Loan COMPLETE BODY WORK Thousand One Hundred Eighty Six and twen- feet; thence South 202.6 record. Building g^AUTO ^America Group AND GLASS REPLACEMENT ty/lOOths Dollars ($16,186.20) feet to place of beginning, The length of the' Lansing, Michigan 48933 38-5 and an attorney fee of redemption period as Seventy-five ($75,00) Dollars WANT ADS provided by law is six (6) Truth may be mighty, but \^1 ^ LANTERMAN INSURANCE BOB'S AUTO BODY allowed by law, as provided months from the time of a great deal of it is sup­ 200 W. State, St. Johns, PHONE 224-7614 BRUCE LANTERMAN ,800 N. Lansing Phone 234-2921 in said Mortgage, and no suit BRING RESULTS sale. pressed.- (or proceedings at law having 'been instituted to recover the KIDS LIKE TO HAVE moneys secured by said FUN mortgage m* - any part ADULTS LIKE TO HAVE FUN thereof; NOTICE IS HEREBY EVERYBODYLIKESTOHAVEFUN I GIVEN, that by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage and the Is your business DEAN and HUDSON statute in such case made and provided, on the 16th day WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH LOADS OF day of February, 1973 at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, FUN & ENTERTAINMENT WHEN the undersigned will, at the ti South entrance of the Clinton complexfor ou r YOU SCHEDULE THEM FOR YOUR NEXT GATHERING! County Courthouse, in the City of St. Johns, Clinton BIRTHDAY PARTIES County, State of Michigan, CLUBS-BANQUETS- CHURCHES-GROUPS- that being one of the places ANY OCCASION where the Circuit Court for simplest model? the County of Clinton is held, sell at public auction to the FOR INFORMATION: highest bidder the premises described in the said Mort­ DEAN M. VEITH gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the LAINGSBURG, Ml. amount as aforesaid due on said Mortgage, with seven (7%) per cent interest,'and PHONE: 651-5455 all legal costs, together with .said attorney fee, which said Mi premises are described as When you started needs because communication is Call No. 484 Chatter No, 337.8 National Bank Region No. ,. . 7., out in business you their specialty. REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE started with our basic Their expert service is available CLINTOII NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY Of ST. JOHNS phone. It was enough for a begin­ to you without obligation or addi­ IN THE STATE OF «.HJS££S?. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON .....DeBgnfe.",.Hi 1972 ning, but you probably need more now. tional charge. All it takes is a call to our busi­ PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161. Our Communications Consultants can ness office. So pick up the phone you have best help you with your business telephone and see what else you need. ASSETS Dollars Cts

Cash and due from banks (including S unposted debits), DfiZ .728 U.S. Treasury securities , Jfi3. .106. Obligations or other U.S. Government agencies and corporations .... 736. .229. Obligations of States and poll ileal .subdivisions ,.. ..,. r. MB. M5. Other securities (including S corporate stock) ...92. .363 Trading account securities , rippe Federal fundi sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell. GGO. ma. Loans , . . . . < . . 577. s M(>. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 864. .523. Real estate owned other than bank premises ..25. .96.B, Investments in subsidiaries not consolidated is Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding Other auets..... JW tft Mortgage indebtedness Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding ..'.,. Other liabilities . aai 320. TOTAL LIABILITIES * ' < 50 Ml 089 MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES

RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES MULTILINE KEY SET—Pushbultons wllh vis­ Reserve for bad debt losses on loam (set up pursuant to IRS rulings), .4.98 862 2.2. ual and audiblo signals receive and hold calls INTERCOM—Talk to others In your organization STMSIT'"—• It's a one-ounce headset tor hands-tree calling... Other reserves on loan no IB on up to 5 lines without tying up a regular" phone. perlect lor salesmen, brokers, anyone who wf lies while he talks. Reserves on securities , ....-, no 16 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES „..-...,,.., 498 862 92

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

Capital notes and debenture!

56 n"» Equity capital-total /....' > 533 916 Preferred stock-total par value .nn; .fit.. No. shares ou tit anding— Common Stock-total par value 1 2.QQ. * No. shares authorized 58.560 m No, shares outstanding S&56B. Surplus 17*,. 2(1(1. Undivided profits.....,,., "... ti....'.... 191.. 516. Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves ...,.-... _DOj£ 8PEAKERPHONE—Use II as a regular phone, or at Iho AUTOMATIC SWITCHBOARDS—Flexible enough to handle almost every kind ol tele­ touch ol a button, tor hands-free or group-discussion calling TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS /...>. 532. S1&. Bi. phone service automatically. We custom design them lor your company's precise needs. ' TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL"ACCOUNTS . V /MEMORANDA ( (

Average of total deposiU for the IS calendar days ending w{th call date , %,.. A?.. 2,8?,. Average of total loans for the 15 calendar daya ending with call date.,..... 1 .,..'....33.. ft?.?, Interest collected not earned on Installment loans Included In total capital accounts, ,.n°t 6 1 ' President * 1, SHfttO..JtlAJ^WfoiJBatoWlt*Xfi Jf\.C?L, of the above-named bank do (Naniiandllttaorofncnauthoriudtc'dfiirtpofI) 1 hereby declare that this report of condition la true and correct to the belt of my knowledge and belief, We have what you need. *\. ...Jsl,John..A»,.Kumhaii8h 8* We, the undeniined directors atlestvlhe correctness of thle report of condition and declare that It has been examined by usand' to the beat of our' knowledge and belief Is true and correct.

t ^ Socultlos carried at ,M„J0)iW...».. $l,80a,924.S7 In the above GEnERAL TELEPHOnE statement of- December 31, B. ". White' Directors. 1972 are pledged to secure public deposits and for other William tf* Barber f purposes required by law. , 4A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan * January 17, 1973 Clinton County FamilyNews and Society SWWttBiBll^^ ft^tim&SSS&S^^ Jacqueline Thelen Kristin Plowmqn, weds Ronald Simon James M Wagner LANSING-Jacqueline M. primrose with white married in Texas Thelen, daughter of Mr arid sweetheart roses and spray Mrs Ernest Thelen, 5055 of holly. Blue velvet ribbons ARLINGTON, TEXAS - Fneder, also of Glen Ellyn, Herbison Rd, DeWitt, and intertwined the bouquets. The Prince of ' Peace and Jim Lovelady, El Paso, Ronald H. Simon, son of Mr Kenneth Simon, Pewamo, Lutheran Church was the Texas, served as ushers. and Mrs Norbert Simon, was best man, Groomsmen setting for the 8 o'clock Mike Lovelady of El Paso Walker Rd, Pewamo, ex- were Dale Simon, Ron and wedding of Kristin Ann- passed out the wedding _ changed marriage vows in a Lloyd Thelen, all of Plowman, and James bulletins, double ring ceremony Dec 2 Pewamo; Tom Thelen and Michael Wagner on Dec 29th. A dinner reception at St Therese Church, Rick Capel, Lansing. Junior The bride is the daughter * followed the ceremony at the Lansing. groomsman was Joe Thelen of Mr and Mrs Robert Taft, Holiday Inn of Arlington. Organ music for the of Lansing. Ovidj Mr and Mrs Herman Mrs George Frieder of Glen ceremony was provided by A dinner reception was Wagner, Morton, 111, are the Ellyn, sister of the'groom, Stephen Lange of Lansing-. held following the ceremony parents of the bridegroom. served the punch and Mrs The bride' carried a in'the St Therese cafeteria Pastor Harold Wernecke Jim Lovelady, El Paso, cut bouguet of white poinsettas for approximately 500 'performed the double ring the wedding cake. and pink rose buds with a guests. ceremony, with Betsy Collier Guests attending the spray of holly* Honored guests present as the organist. wedding were from Morton, Mrs Beverly -Whiting of included Mr and Mrs John A, Mrs Barry Taft, Waco, 111; Glen Ellyn, 111; Ovid, Eaton Rapids was the natron Thelen,' Westphalia,; Texas, attended as matron of Lansing, HarrisvUle, Mich; grandparents of the groom, honor. Barry Taft, brother.of of honor. Bridesmaids were 1 Waco, Texas and El Paso. Mrs Clara Hill, Haslett; Mrs and Mrs Clara Hufnaget, the bride, served as best Mr and Mrs Wagner are MR & MRS WOODROW UPTON, Nancy Feldpausch, Ashley; Westphalia, grandparent of man. Linda Kay Frieder, residing in Arlington, Texas Miss Mary Thelen, DeWitt; the bride. Glen Ellyn, HI, niece of the where he is a graduate Mrs Joan Capel, and Mrs ' Following a4ioneymoon in groom, was flower girl, and student at the University of 25th anniversary Jane Goodman, both of Florida, the newly weds are Thomas Frieder- of Glen Texas at Arlington. Kris is a i '1* . Lansing, 'Wanda Simon, at home on Walker Rd, Ellyn, nephew of the groom secretary for Mueller A 25th wedding anniversary open house will be held Pewamo, was the junior Pewamo. was ring bearer. George Climatrol Corp in Dallas. Jan 21 from 2-5 pm at the Congregational Church in bridesmaid. «. Maple Rapids honoring Mr and Mrs Woodrow Upton. The bridesmaids wore The surprise open house is being given by their family. identical gowns with long Announce Music study group The Uptons are residents of Route 1, St Johns. blue floral crepe skirts and royal blue velvet bodices. The gowns were accentuated holds 1st meeting Hospital IDRIVE-IN BANKING by long puffed sleeves. Each marriage carried- a bouquet of pink The Romantic period in Jones and^ Mrs Richard HOURS Ann Lynn Davis and Jacoby to' appropriately Norman Michael Holm were French music, beginning Auxiliary Mon. thru TJiun. f*30 - B pm married Saturday evening at with a study of the com­ conclude the program. Frkteyi \ 8:30-8 pm First United Methodist posers Delibes, Bizet and At the business meeting ST JOHNS - The hospital Saturday! f^ 8:30 • 1 pm CLINTON Church in St Johns. The Gounod was the theme of the members contributed to the auxiliary will meet at 8 pm - - & ** MR & MRS RONALD SIMON program of St Johns Morn-' Founders' Day Fund for the bride is the daughter of Mr Wednesday, Jan 17, in the l(».| itfji JJ' and Mrs Jack Davis of St ing_ Musicale when it held NFMC, which is celebrating Clinton Memorial Hospital It THEATER Johns. The bridegroom's its first meeting of 1973 at the its 75th year with a Diamond cafeteria. ST. JOHNS, parents are Mr and Mrs home of Mrs John Caudy Jubilee. ENTRAL NATIONAL FRI-SAT-SUN George Holm of Dimondale. Clinton Births Thursday morning Jan 11. Announcement of two THE DIVIDEND Tomorrow is the day that The bride's sister, Sue, "The essence of the special musical events was BANK A girl, Kathy Jo, was born Smolka of Ithaca. The Romantic period in France made by Mrs Manning Boss, the thing you^didn't put off was maid of honor, and Pete today will begin to sprout. ST. JOHNS. JAN. 19-20-21 Olsen of Dimondale was best to Mr and Mrs Harold An­ mother is the former Carol was not epic, but lyric; not president of South Central Showtime 7:45 derson of Route 4, St Johns Martinka. thematic but melodic; not District of Music Clubs - man. heroic, but purely and South Central's Junior A reception was held at the Jan 2, 1973 at Sparrow IT PAYS TO SHOP AT Hospital. She weighed 5 lbs. passionately personal," Festival at Olivet College church immediately after stated Mrs Lloyd Campbell March 3, and the 18th annual A cop the ceremony. The baby has 1 sister. The A girl, Michelle Ann, was mother is the former Helen 'born to Mr and Mrs Carl in her musical study paper Grinnell Scholarships Mr and Mrs Holm will on the lives and works of Auditions March 10 m Jells make their home in rural St Barnes. Brown of 6403 Juddville Rd, his Elsie, Jan 5, 1973 at Clinton Delibes, Bizet and Gounod, Lansing. Both events are <^y\/{aa^J\innon ± Johns after a wedding trip to composers of the Romantic sponsored by MSF of MC, of > story. northern Michigan. Memorial Hospital. She A girl, Stacy Michelle, was weighed 6 lbs 1-1/2 ozs. period. which St Johns Moaning FOR BETTER VALUES born t'o Mr arid Mrs Michael Selections from the works, Musicale is a m^m^er^ Marriage Grandparents are Mr and „— ... .._ The>club will contimje^its TTT R. Wierman of Route 4, St Mrs Paul Brown and Mr and of these men illustrating *•*,* Johns Jan 5,1973 at St Johns Mrs Tony Vondruska. The their styles were played on study w the FrencfiTomantic Licenses * Hospital, She weighed 5 lbs. the piano by Mrs Harold penodjSat its nejctl meeting Loren Robert Tracy, 38, - mother is the former Nancy CLEARANCE SALE The baby has 1 brother. Vondruska. Lundy. Jan 25 at the home -of 'Mrs 214 E Elm St, Ovid, Judy Grandparents are Mr and A delightful summary of Roy Briggs. tJr Geraldine Dake, 22, 214 E Mrs Arthur Chant of St Johns the opera, Carmen by Bizet LADIES SLACKS COLUMBIA PICTURES Plttantt Elm St, Ovid. and Mr and Mrs Marty A boy, Christopher Lynn, was given by Mrs Jack Max J McLeod, 39, 1011 Wierman of DeWitt. The Was born to Mr and Mrs Stenbert, who sang Annual GIRLS SLACKS GEORGEC First Ave, Lake Odessa, Barry Lynn Hallead of 6251 mother is the former Gail "Habanera," "Sequidilla," ; SCOTT Maureen J Haskins, 34,609 N Chant. ' S. US-27, St Johns, Jan 11, "Toreador Song," and "The GIRL5 BLOUSES 20% Morton St, St Johns. 1973 at Clinton Memorial Flower .Song" from the concert STACY Michael A Weber, 19,713 N Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs opera. She was accompanied The St Johns High School GIRLS KNIT TOPS OFF Main St, Fowler, Rebecca J A boy, Joseph Melvin, was 11-1/2 ozs. Grandparents are by Mrs Lundy. music department will" Huggett, 18, R2, St Johns. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hallead . "There is a'Green Hill Far, present their 4th annual AROBERTCHAHTOFF- born to Mr and Mrs Joseph LADIES KNIT TOPS IRWIN WINKLER PRODUCTION - G. Smolka of Bannister Jan and Mr and Mrs Ronald Away" by Gounod was sung Chamber Music Concert This Space 7, 1973 at Clinton Memorial Barber. The mother is the by. a trio composed of Mrs Tuesday, Jan 23, at 7:30 pm Hospital. He weighed 9 lbs 10 former Cathy Barber. LawrencT.nwrpnppe T?icFishh, Mrs K . TL. in Pocuis Auditorium at the LADIES BETTER CENTURIONS FOR RENT ozs. The baby has 1 sister. high school. ^ Fram*»to*i w JOSEPH WAMBAUGH Grandparents are Melvin The concert is one of the DRESSES IRI WHAW80K*' best "programs of the year. CAU 224 2361 and Dorothy Martinka of WE TRY TO BRING YOU Ashley and Mrs Anna Featured in this rather LADIES COTTON BETTER FOOD VALUES..*. unique program are small ensembles and soloists from DRESSES PRICE SPARTAN SALE the orchestra, choir and Julie K's KENT band, who present a wide BIG REDUCTIONS ON CHILDRENS RING BOLOGNA 65' LB. range of compositions from contemporary to the more WINTER BONELESS SLICED JACKETS, COATS,, . •» traditional. HAMS LB. This year's .concert will SNOWSUITS AND * 1" include a featured guest, Mr LEAN,MEATY Algie Watkins, an estab­ SNOWMOBILE SUITS PORK STEAK 79* LB. lished pianist, who is also a member- of the music FRESH faculty. PRICES START AS $450 LB. The program is open to the LOW AS ' PORK HOCKS 49* public without charge. 4 BARK REb 16 OZ. $ KIDNEY BEANS CAN 8/ l°° 10 Yt OZ. * 00 jpexaff SPARTAN SOUP CAN u ai PORN WHOLE KERNEL OR 00 PRICE Willi CREAMSTYLE 17 OZ. 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Ifcr, Karen Louise Barker Coming PUBLIC weds Lansing mqn Events HEARING JAN 17-8 pm Clinton ST JOHNS - Karen Louise Memorial Hospital Auxiliary ON THE 1973 BUDGET FOR Barker, daughter of Mr and meeting in hospital Mrs Elmer Barker, 307 S cafeteria. '" * THE VILLAGE OF OVID Mead St, St Johns, and JAN 17--Dairy cattle Robert Alan Anderson, son nutrition-health cpnference, Hearing will be held at the regular of Dr and Mrs Robert E. 9:30 am to 3 pm, Smith Hall, Anderson, Lansing, were St Johns./ Council Meeting in the Village Hall united in marriage Dec 22. The double ring ceremony JAN 23 — Blue Star MONDAY, JAN. 22 took place in St Joseph's Mothers Chapter 88 Will hold Catholic Church in St Johns, a meeting with installation of with the Rev William officers at 7:30 pm "at St Signed Dale Crosslan Hankerd officiating. Johns Congregational For her wedding the' bride Church. The Past presidents Village Cleric chose an empire gown of are in charge with Ruth white velvet with re- Barrett .chairman. embroidered Alenron lace trim on the bodice. Matching JAN 27 — Price United Alenron^ lace encircled the Methodist Church will have a mantilla veil and train. She fish supper. Serving starts at carrierf a bouquet of white 5 pm*. Family style-with free pompoms, carnations, red will offering. The Church is 'HUM* sweetheart roses, com­ on the corner of E Price and plimented by springs of holly S Chandler Roads. The Sons of Song and spruce. FEB 3 — Clinton County Katie Barker, Marquette, A gospel quartet, The Sons of Song, of Flint will' be Memorial Couples Theatre singing at the First Assembly of God Church, St Johns was her 'sister's maid of Party will go to Fisher honor., .Terri Barker, Rosie Sunday, Jan 21, at 7:30 pm. The quartet has traveled Theatre in Detroit to see extensively throughout Michigan amd the Midwest. Paradise, Becky Worrall, all "See Saw," starring Laine 15557 North East St. of St 'Johns, and Helen An­ Kazan. $33 per couple, in­ They have produced several records which will be Lansing Ph. 482-6273 derson, ' Chicago, also at­ cludes bus and ticket. Call available at the concert. There is no charge and the tended the bride. They were Mrs Howard Gentry, 4-3751. public is invited. PROFESSIONAL CAREER^ attired in identical floor IN THE BEAUTY FJELD length" gowns, with dark MRS ROBERT ANDERSON $ CLINIC ' New classes starting green velvet skirts and pale OPEN TO the first Tuesday of Clinton contributes 6221 to THE green chiffon empire style New Boston, and Mrs Louise School, and is currently every month PUBLIC bodices. Schneider, Carleton, both attending Lansing Com­ For'further information, write or call Beth Ann Anderson, grandparents of the groom. munity College. The Mrs. Sonnenberg, Manager. Lansing, was her sister-in- Sheila Sykora and Ruth bridegroom graduated from Christmas Seal campaign MEMBER OF All services rendered by supervised law's flower girl. Geller cut the cake. Also Dearborn High School in 1969 NATIONAL senior students for a minmum charge. assisting were Sue Tait, and is attending Michigan Jeff Anderson, Lansing, Contributions in Clinton Detroit metropolitan acea, physema research, tignung ASSOCIATION OF attended his brother as best Sandy Riley, Carta Geiler, State University. The couple FREE County to the traditional have reached $807,987 - or 92 for clean air and providing COSMETOLOGY Cleaned jurt -jiylt d. man. groomsmen included Shirley Barker and Debbie is residing in Lansing, percent of the amount raised other important state and PARKING Schafer. following their return from a Christmas Seal campaign SCHOOLS Terry Anderson, Chicago, have reached $6221.00 the previous year. local community health and Mike Dolan of Chicago. The bride is a 1971 wedding trip in northern Dr Meier asks Clinton programs," he said. Mictiigan. through the first week of Dave'and Doug Barker, graduate of St Johns High January which is 97 percent County residents who have As a part of their com­ Gaylord,-served as ushers. of last year's total, reports not yet answered their mitment to discourage Jon Riley, Westphalia, a Walter A. Meier, MD, Christmas Seal appeal letter smoking and to fight for the ftSSSftftS:^ cousin of the bride, was the They're engaged president of the Michigan to please do so. "Although rights of the nonsmokers, the ring bearer. Tuberculosis and Christmas is over the work association participated in Mrs Ray Schneider was their daughter, Melanie Respiratory Disease of ' the Christmas Seal the National Education the "* organist for the Elaine, to Dennis Dewane Association. Association goes on 365 days- Week on Smoking during Jan ceremony, and John An­ Cox, son of Mr and Mrs Leo , Overall the statewide a-year working in the area of 7-13, to encourage the public derson was the soloist. D. Cox, 323 E Clinton St, contributions from 81 tuberculosis control, to become aware of the Mrs Barker selected a Ovid. counties, excluding the smoking education, em­ health hazards of smoking. floor length purple empire The bride-elect attended saam^sssm^tf:^^ gown made of crepe for her Ovid-Elsie High School. The daughter's wedding. Mrs prospective bridegroom, is Anderson chose a long currently attending Ovid- sleeveless metallic green A- Elsie High School. line style gown with a A June 16 wedding is matching jacket. Each wore planned. ' a corsage of white gardenias and holly. A wedding reception for 300 guests followed at St Joseph's gymnasium. Mr and Mrs. Carl Geller, Pewamo, assisted as host MELANIE ACKELS and hostess. Honored guests ,;*-,-,s included- Mr and Mrs-^John -OVID — Mr and Mrs Riley, Hubbar'ds,ton^ Wayne -*Ackels, 1227 N grandparents of the/pride, Shepardsville Rd, Ovid, Mrs Marjorie Anderson, announce the engagement of — NOTICE — KATHERINE MILLER 4'TO THE VOTERS OF THE VILLAGE ST JOHNS - Mr and Mrs OF OVID Emerson L Miller announce the engagement of their LAST DAY TO REGISTER daughter, Katherine Lynn, to Wayne Willis Hettler, son FOR FEBRUARY 19 PRIMARY of Mrs Lois Delamater, Charlotte, and Willis Hettler, ELECTION IS FRIDAY, Jr, 306 S Emmons St, St Johns. JANUARY 19 AT 8 P.M. The bride-elect is a senior ST. at St Johns High School. The I will b&at the Village Office until 5 P.M. prospective bridegroom attended St Johns High At rriy residence at 228 W.'Pearl St. after 5 P.M. ''School and is currently employed at Hettler-'s Motor , DALE CROSSLAN Sales, St Johns. OVID VILLAGE CLERK A June wedding is being ?«**. planned. nnafflfil AuSwmui Ske Sim Shoe Sale GREAT SAVING DAYS ARE HERE IT HELPS YOU! FOR WOMEN ALL FAMOUS BRANDS IT HELPS YOUR DOCTOR! Were $9.99 to $25.95 NOW IT HELPS US! 8 k3 °t°*T8 • Some Drug Stores Do Not Offer tOR CHILDREN FOR MEN Buster Brown ALL FAMOUS Mother Goose This Service'. . . 1 v ' BRANDS i Were $8.99 to $15.99 Were $17.99 to $36.95- )• r , NOW NOW HAVE ALL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT $300 to *3*° *A*0 to ,"*>

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6A CLINTON COUNTY. NEWS, ,St. Johns, Michigan January 1.7,1973" County Jaycees in action

-* Fowler i -L' - Presidents of Jaycee Chapters in Clinton County gather to compare notes on each organization's activities for The Fowler Jaycees were BEoodmobile; Shooting successful Jaycee year, Education";. Bicycle Safety; the current Jaycee Week. Presidents of the local chapters are (front, left) Terry Cornwell, incoming St Johns extended in 1964 by the The Fowler Jaycees president; Jim W- Koenigsknecht, Fowler; (rear, from left) Dave Needham, outgoing St Johns president who Grand Ledge Jaycees, and Easter Egg Hunt; Slow Pitch welcome new members. received their charter with Softball and Christmas Jaycees offer leadership has accepted a position in Grand Rapids; Joe Lapinski, Westphalia and Tom Winkler, Ovid-Elsie. 26 members, programs! These programs training through community The Fowler Chapter was were made possible through development for young men awarded the" coveted the fine support of the between 18 and 35. The f. St Johns * "Milestone Award" which is Fowler community. Jaycees is designed presented by the Michigan Projects that are now in specifically to meet the Jaycees to the best first year progress are: American- needs of the young man chapter in the state. Essay,* local jail im­ seeking to make his*place in Jan 15-22 is Jaycee Week - entirely new slate of officers Under the leadership of provement, Speak-Up, community and business the culmination of activities is now Jea'ding the Jaycees. last years president, Frank Leadership in Action, a ranks. and events of the year for New officers include Terry Hufnagel, the Fowler dinner meeting with local In working toward" these Jaycees throughout the Cornwell, president; Tom Jaycees received the Gold and Religious leaders of-the goals, every^young man is nation. > _ This year Studer, Internal-' Vice Chip award. This is an award community as guests, and in offered the opportunities of a represents the 25th *an- president; Denny Scott, for fulfilling Blue Chip for February they will host their voice in community affairs,' niversary of Jaycees in St External vice president; five consecutive years, Blue first State event, R.O.C. a practical leadership Johns, and once again the Don Keim, secretary; Chip is an award for ex­ Judging. development course, the highlight of the week will "be Wayne Woodbury, cellence in achieving Through the efforts and chance to try new ideas and their annual Bosses Night at treasurer; Barry Dean, membership growth and hard work of the 83 members improve old ones, and social Daley's Restaurant. Bosses State director; John maintaining qualifications of of Jhe Fowler Jaycees they contact (with other young Night serves a twofold, Arehart, Mike Palmer, chapter management and are on their way to another men. purpose: It "allows each Ernie Meyers and Howard leadership training. s. Jaycee to honor their Kremer, local directors^ Past presidents of thp • OFFICERS respective bosses; and Following is a complete Fowler Jaycees were Phil Schmitt thereby helps to further the membership list of the St Richard Frechen, charter Phil Tiedt concept of Jayceeism within Johns Jaycees: President-Jim George Goerge president; Francis Schafer; Koenigsknecht the community. Robert Halfman; Richard Dick Smith Held in conjunction with. MEMBERS Past Pres-Frank Hufnagel • Hilary Stump Fink; John C. Rademacher; Internal VP-Ken. Hunger- Bosses Night will be the Agerstrand, Charles F. • Clare Koenigsknecht, and Jerry Thelen awarding of the ford Duane Weber Andrews, Robert Frank Hufnagel. External VP--Louis Distinguished , Service Arehart, John Fred Epkey Award, presented to the This year's president is Koenigsknecht James Farley Banner', Wayne James W. Koenigsknecht. Ways & Means VP-John young man who has con­ Becker, Gary , He resides at 10809 E 3rd St Larry Kohagen • < - tributed the greatest degree Rademacher Gary McNamara Beebee, Roger with his wife Brenda, and is Local director-Dan Fedewa, of service to the community Berkhousen, Clark employed by Bee's Chevy Jim Radamecher • the past year. Also to be Ken Bertram v Ray Rowell ' Bogdan, Robert and Olds Inc in St Johns as State director-Don Martin, presented is the Outstanding Br,own, Mike assistant Parts Manager. C.' Armbrustmacher Young Educator award, Roger Cook Don Havens Cathey, James Some of Jims goals this year given to the teacher judged Chisholm, Dan Secretary-Stu Fitzpa trick Jerry Kohagen- the best within the past year. are to continue with a great Treasurer--Dave Feld- Cornwell, Terry leadership program that has Chuck Thelen Originally chartered in pausch Ron Thelen Deal, Don been successful in the past 1947, the St Johns Jaycees Dean, Barry and has been a key to the Karl Koenigsknecht now have a membership'of - MEMBERS Ken Weber Downing, Jack success of the Fowler 40. Any young, man between Ernst, Charles Jaycees, to maintain Gold Curt Brock Dick Halfman • the ages of 18 and 35* is Bill McKinnon, Jr Frechen Robert Chip which was received last Mike Klien eligible to become a Jaycee. Hammontree, Roger year, and the possibility of Ken Kramer D. Koenigsknecht The only qualification is that J.O.. Koenigsknecht Haruska, John an extension in another Bill Schrauben lie must have a desire to help Henderson, James community. Bruce Weber Tom Piggott make the community a Steve Schafer 'Holzhei, Robert Some of the past programs John Wieber better place in which to live. Humenik, David Ban Thelen Terry Waldfon Each year the Jaycees run have been a county wide Louis Bushamp. Hutton, Tom Oral Polio Vaccine 'clinic Ray'Gibbons several projects designed Keim, Don Gene Goerge Jerry Fox primarily for the youth of St" held in 1966, Village Park Robert Halfman Kidney, Ron renovation and maintenance Ray Hamilton Johns. Included among the Kremer, Howard Joe Koenigsknecht Brendon Goerge projects are the Soap Box 1967 through the present, Bob Thelen Larsen, James construction of an ice pond Clem Thelen Derby, one of the most Maples^ Paul Luke Weber Vern Thelen successful in the nation; the warming house, drug abuse Gary Weber Meyers, Ernie program, and a Venereal Ron Weber Little League Program Scott, Dennis Alan Koenigsknecht which continues to grow Disease awareness program Tim Fink Mel Pausch ' Slade, Lawrence which was conducted as a Ralph Goerge ' Ovid-Elsie every year and the Christ­ Shayne Smith Ken Pung mas program with movies, Michigan Jaycee project. Clare Koenigsknecht Randy Simon Snyder, Richard Annual projects conducted Jack Love goodies and a chance to talk ' Studor Tom Steve Spicer Activities the Ovid-Elsie Sloat, Rick * Birney, William with Santa Claus. by the Fowler Jaycees are, Casper Feldpausch Larry Thelen Tatroe, Jon , Little League, Punt, Pass, LeRoy Goerge < Jaycees participated in Sumner, John Peterson, Bob Due to an unusual set of W,oodbury, Wayne P. Armbrustmacher during the summer of. 1972 Winkler, Tom Bernath, Terry circumstances, virtually an and KiclO competition; Mike Nobach, Clark Becker "Otis, James Childrens Halloween Party; Mike McKean include a Little League A1I- Star game held at* Ovid, "a ' *

*-* #*» *• fc- *r1 .it-nt SUi i. .hunter safety prograrn/and-^ Punt, Pass and Kick com- petition. '-* December was a big Westphalia month for helping needy children, highlighted by a • shopping tour and lunch with Santa. A benefit basketball The Westphalia Jaycees Committee was formea ana Jaycees will Ihonor these game with WJIM was also were Chartered in 1963 under an application was sub­ non-members with a dinner played, with the proceeds ' the direction of Charjie mitted for a State Grant to to show our appreciation to > going to Elsie and Ovid Hengesbach.-Since then the further improve the Park. those who have donated their parks. chapter has been under the This grant enabled the time and efforts in an out­ A bloodmobile, sponsored leadership of trie following baseball diamond, sanitary standing manner toward by the auxiliary, was a big president: Dan Martin (2 facilities and improvements Jaycees projects. success. terms), Ken Platte, Bill to the parking lot to be added The Westphalia Jaycees Coming up this year in Bengel, Duane Blatt, Bob to the Park. Each year the wish to take this opportunity January the Jaycees will Cole, Stan Smith, Jerry Jaycees hold a Park Opening to thank each and everyone host a district bowling Hear Memorial Day to tournament at the Tri-Ami Platte, and the current' for their cooperation, sup­ signify the opening of the port and a continued com­ Bowl in Ovid, the 28th. president, Joe Lipinski. Park for the summer. This is April's events include an The Westphalia Jaycees bined effort with the 'com­ also a source of revenue for munity leaders and the Easter Egg Hunt and trash have 38 regular members can liner sales. You get a lot of further improvements to the and 11 associate members. people of 'Westphalia to Park. make a better community. A horse show at Elsie in •This includes many new May will climax a vear of members who signed up The Westphalia Jaycees have been involved in other successful ventures for the economy car for the within the past year and who MEMBERS Jaycees. have been contributing new community activities in­ cluding Little League and President Tom Winkler is Asplet, Reggie money, a canopy vinyl ideas and help to the Chapter Pony League baseball, ' a presently serving on a city in our continuing effort to youth swimming program, Bengel, Arnie planning committee working make Westphalia a better soap box derby, blood- Blatt, Duane to bring Ovid back to a • community. mobile, open bowling Caldwell, Jay thriving community. roof for no money. Since the Westphalia tournament and many Cole, Robert Jaycee Chapter was foun­ others. The past two years Glenn, Stuart ded, the members through the Jaycees have sponsored Hengesbach, Al the years have been very a Hunters Training class and Keilen, Richard active in making Westphalia have trained over 100 youth Lehman, John OFFICERS a better community in which in the use,of firearms and Lipinski, Joseph P. to live. firearm, safety. The Jaycees Martin, Daniel Pres-Tom Winkler the largest single project also sponsor the Cub Scouts Martin, Jim External Vice Pres-Darwin undertaken by the Jaycees and Boy Scouts. Miller, Dave Root This vear the Javcees Noeker, Tom was the Daniel Droste Internal Vice Pres--Jerry Memorial Park located West initiated Operation Iden­ Platte, Fred' v Platte, Jerry Herblet of the Village. This 'has tification, which is the Past Pres-CIare Parker marking of valuable items in Pline, Danny become a perpetual project Pohl, Donald Treas-John Sumner" The park has grown from a your home, to assist the Sec-Robert Hier police if the items are stolen Pohl, Ronald field of weeds to the present Pung, Don State dir-Don Hettinger "i which includes a shelter,' in determining the owner Local dir'-Bruce Powelson, and returning the items. Pung, Pete horse shoe pits, playground Schmitt, Joe Dan Clock equipment, , sanitary ' During the past years, the Westphalia Jaycees have Schneider, Don Facilities and the most recent Schneider, Joe addition, a baseball diamon, received assistance from many non-members. Smith, Alan Many manhours and dollars Smith, Jerome MEMBERS , have' gone into the Park. Without this help, some of Smith, Leon > a special vlriyl interlortrim. And when * Gold Duster. you get all this, you can also get a ' Approximately a year and the projects could not have Smith, Ron It happens one half ago, the Westphalia been completed. At the next ROSTER s canopy vjnyl roof at no extra charge, Smith, Stanley (The factory doesn't charge us * Parks and Recreation membership meeting, the ' i ( once a year! JS*4. Spencer, Tom 1 Bashore, Larry so we ddn't have to charge you.) Spitzley, Steve Last year, our Gold Duster was so FAMILY MOVIE 7* Byrnes, Larry John - So don't wait. It's a once:a-year Thelen, Bernie successful that *.. it's back again. bargain. Gold ; Byrnes, Randy Here's your basic Duster Coupe, Thelen, Bruce . Case, Mark . Duster.'A Gold Thelen,/Kevin < big enough for five, small enough VfiPtRNESS JOURHEY Clock, Dan to handle easy, and economical all Sticker Value. .., A*Z A Film produced by Chuck Thelen, Pfiil " Goebel, Arthur Now at your CHRYSLER A Rainbow Thelen, Ralph over, But now it's dressed up nn a heartwarming Herblet, Jerry •. with whlteWalfs, 'deluxe wheel Chrysler- Plymouth ~VilIa, Robert * (:. ^ *>••• >;L: \Q\ story tor the*- ' Hettinger, Don covers, wall-to-wail carpeting and dealer's. Vtymoutfi whole family. .„ Hier, Robert , Kargus, Walter \ i OFFICERS mora than spectacular SCENERY and WILDLIFE! Keys, Jack ^CHRYSLER a young Indian boy, Jff/V/ffl challenges lha ALASKAN AtfTHOntHD OIALIR Klabak, Dave, njv MOTORS CORrOMnOM PAA. WILDERNESS to aava lha life of a friend Joe' Lipinski, President I 1 Latz, Tom COMING JAN. 24 andv25 Fred Platte, Vice President McCreery,* Rodney , / 2 Days Only ' * Bob Cole, Internal Vice Nethaway, Barry . President Nethaway Gary CLINTON THEATER Jerry Platte, External Vice Nickolson) George w St. Johns President _ A Parker, Clare Powelson, Bruce,, Wed. & Thurs. 2 Shows > Steve Spitzley, Secretary HETTLERS MOTOR SALES Jerome - Smjth, Treasurer ; Price, Art ' Adults $1.75 Under 12 75* gg Reed, Kerry - Stan Smith, Past President St. Johns, Michigan SHOWTIMES 7 and 9 P.M. Jay Caldwell, State Director Root, Darwin 813 E. State St. WO PASSES ACCEPTS 0 . J Reggie Asplet, Sergeant at Ross, Jerry , Product of

EXCITING IDEAS ^riP^i^Hs

HIGH IDEALS m,.y. YOUR JAYCEES

Their Achievements Have Given Our Community "Grow Power"

We're wearing our pride on our sleeves be­ cause of our community-minded young men. They represent progress and prosperity. A fine ex­ ample of good citizenship is self-evident. They have made our town a better place to live with their boundless energy. We are in step with a changing world through their tireless efforts. Because they care, we are strong. We heartfully thank them . . . because we care.

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JAYCEE MEMBERS of CLINTON COUNTY We Salute You!

Bee's Chevrolet & Olds Inc. Sealed Power Corp. Randolph's Ready Mix Concrete Mathews Elevator Co. Cal's Merchandise Bob's Auto Body Federal-Mogul Corporation St. Johns Co-op Schafer Heating Inc. Ovid Service Agency Capitol Savings & Loan Shapiro Automotive Service & Supply Co. St. Johns Egg Station Jim's Market & Sports Center Nemanis Electric D & C Stores Inc. Schmitt Electric . Parr's Pharmacy Wieber Lumber Co. Clinton Machine r . Becker's Department Store Moore Chevrolet A| Galloway, Auctioneer St. Johns, Automotive, Service & Supply Co. R.E.Benson Plumbing & Heating (used farm machinery) Karber Block Co. Central Michigan Lumber Becker's Furniture Store Dean Hardware Dancer's Quality Discount House4 *• • • Oliver Montague \ag.cultural implements) Egan Ford Sales Inc. Zeeb Fertilizers Maynard-Allen State Bank Debar Chevrolet Eisler's Superette Theatre Barber Shop Community Dodge Miller Bros. Sand & Gravel Levey Jewelry Fur man Realty Burger Chef Osgood Funeral Home Westphalia Builders S.B. Keys Gulf Gratiot Farmers Supply Clinton County News Phillips Implement Thelen Hardware Smith Party Store Guy's.Service Kurt's Appliance Center S&H Farms Vince Ackles Service Harr's Jewelry Bancroft Clothing Martin Block Corp. Tri-Ami Bowl Elsie Lumber Co. Bennett Jewelry Clock Cleaners F.C. Mason Co. Toben Studio Williams Hardware Deisler's Flowers Hub Motel (agricultural implements) Allaby - Brewbaker Watt Flowers Ray's Gulf (under new management) Moore Oil Co. Wes' Gulf Service Ovid Hardware Hub Tire Center Antes Cleaners Central National Blank Paul Automotive • •*. Andy's IGA Farmer's Co-op Elevator x Rivard Nursing Home Gumaer Lumber Village Square News Center Fowler Plumbing & Heating St Johns pry Cleaners k*$f&&m'

8A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan January 17, 1973 O-E loses 1st league gome to strong Ithaca Yellowjackets

ITHACA - It \yas a rough Staples and Greg Bancroft 2 in double figures for the for the season. evening for the Ovid-Elsie apiece. Yellowjackets was Jeff The Marauders traveled to Marauders in Ithaca Friday Kevin Smith led the Beard with 17 points. Haslett Tuesday and will evening as they fell to the scoring for Ithaca with a hot The loss gives Ovid-Elsie a, host Bullock Creek Friday Yellowjackets in an 89-72 30-point performance. Also 2-1 conference record and 6-3 night. contest. ' It was close for awhile, but Ithaca began to pull ahead Perry breaks losing streak 'after leading 14-12 at the end of the opening period. A 2d quarter scoring ex­ plosion of 25 points gave at Bath Bees expense Ithaca at 39-29 half time lead. Perry 20-16 and pull within 3 The Marauders stayed PERRY -- Outstanding i ' the season. closer in the 3d period, but scoring performances from points. Vt- ; Following Ordiway and were still 'outscored by un- Fritz Ordiway and Dale In the final quarters, the' Cantwell in the Bees scoring , beaten Ithaca 2tfl6, Cantwell were not enough for Bees scrapped back'to pull Jwas Ted Day 11, Doug ' Ovid:Elsie pulled with 10 in Bath Friday night, as Perry within 1 point, but couldn't Kesson 9, Robin Tucker 6, the, final period, but a broke a 3-game losing streak quite catch the home' court Glen Tarrent 6, and John Scoring surge " put the withan87-82 victory over the opponents. ' ' Kugel 2. Yellowjackets ahead by as Bees. Perry's Ramblers hold a 2- "If you can't go over or around, go under/' and this is • After a Tuesday night much as 23 points at 1 time. Ordiway hit for 25 points in 4 conference record, with encounter with Laingsburg what this Ovid-Elsie guard did against an Ithaca The Marauders put it in 27 the contest with Cantwell Bath's record identical in at home, Bath remains at defender Friday night. Ovid-Elsie suffered their 1st points in that final quarter, close behind with 23 points. Ingham County League for a Friday'night, contest league loss at the hands of the undefeated Ithaca but Ithaca was busy pouring ' After being tied early in action. The Bees are 4-6 over with Dansville. Yellowjackets. in 30 points to stay well out of the game, Perry hit for 6 range of Ovid-Elsie. straight points to take a 24-17 Rich McCreary led the 1st quarter lead. Ski, cross country scoring for O-E with 16 Bo'th teams hit for 19 points' points. Dan Egbert and Tom in the 2nd quarter, putting There's more to the sport country skung or ski-touring Kirinovic was also in double the Bees down 43-36 at of skiing than a steep schuss and its popularity is figures with 14 and 12 points. half time. down a hill, executing a "snowballing", according to Also scoring were Randy snowplow turn or stem the Michigan Tourist Loynes with 9, Randy Bowles IN THE 3RD quarter, Bath Christie. It's called cross Council. . 6, Dan Bashore 3, Rick bounced back to outscore THE WHOLE TOWN'S Rootin' for you

REDWINGS O-E duo struggle for ball IN YOUR QUEST FOR Free Throws downfall for THE CHAMPIONSHIP DeWitt Panthers

WEBBERVILLE - Cold 'DeWitt hosted Olivet i free throw shooting was the Tuesday and will travel to } TROPHY IN THE CLINTON downfall for DeWitt Friday Laingsburg Friday. night, falling to Webberville 52-49. The Panthers out-shot the COUNTY NEWS Webberville squad 4B to 42, but could sink only 3 of 15 from the free throw line, R. E. BENSON while Webberville hit on 12 of 21 attempts. PLUMBING Annual DeWitt'doubled the score on Webberville in the 1st & quarter 16-8, but fell behind 29-24 in the 2nd quarter. HEATING Webberville drilled in 21 points in the quarter, while 106 N.Clinton DeWitt was held to 8. WRESTLING DeWitt outscored the St. Johns opponents 12-8 in the 3rd quarter to pull within 1, 37-36 Phone -224-7033 at the opening of the final period. •A' The Panthers continued to TOURNAMENT score and regained the lead with a tiny 43-42 margin. 3 MASTER But, it was to be short­ lived as Webberville came PLUMBERS back to outscore the Pan­ SATURDAY, JAN. 20th thers in the quarter, 15-13 for American-Standard the narrow 52-49 victory, Plumbing, Hot Wale/ victapy. Pewamo-Westphalia Webberbille is 5-2 in Heating . Y?t t t Central Michigan Athletic Lennox Warm Air Conference action while High School DeWitt is 34. Heating and Air , DeWitt had 3 players in Conditioning MATCHES BEGIN double figures: Tom Ashley, CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS Mike Ferguson and Randy CUSTOM SHEET AT 2:30 P.M. Lankford with 10 apiece. METAL SHOP. SATURDAY EVENING Also scoring for the Adults- $1 Panthers were Terry Faust All Admission $1 with 6, Rob Reck 4, Steve 47 Years Same Address Students 50' Dalman 4, Chris McNeely^, and Mark Cnlhv 9

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,if9&k,^rH..' CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan January 17, 1973 9A Fowler sneaks P-W in closing moments of game contest to put the game all narrow lead, widened to just wins and no losses in con­ Pewamo-Westphalia made JST JOHNS ~ It all came nasium to see the battle it a battle for Fowlej to but out of reach for Pewamo- down to the last 10 seconds between Fowler and 5 points in the last 10 seconds ference competition. Westphalia. for a G5-60 victory. Pewamo-Westphalia had remember as the 2 teams Friday as nearly 3000 Pewa mo-Westphalia, squared off in the St Johns Johnny Simon provided a spectators jammed the St Fowler fought from behind The win gives. Fowler an only 1 league loss going into hot hand for the Eagles in the unbeaten 7-0 record with 6 the game. gym. The St Johns site was Johns High School gym­ in the final quarter to gain a rented to accommodate the final quarter, hitting for 8 close to 3000 fans. Fowler's points on 2 field goals and a gym holds only 600 spec­ perfect 4-for-4 from the free tators. • throw line. i , In the opening period, Pewa.mo-Wes, tp ha Ha, edged MEL POI1L picked up 5 Fowler for a 14-13 lead, but points in the decisive final stretched it to 5 points in the period on 2 field goals and a 2d quarter for a 30-25 half- free throw. Glen Thelen added 2 field goals and Bob time lead. MacKioon sunk a field goal and a free throw. FOWLER OUTSCORED the Pirates 18-16 in the 3d The free throws played an quarters to trail by only 3 important role in the contest going into the final period. between the 2 strong rivals. Fowler continued to gain Pewamo-Westphalia picked momentum in the final up their 60 points on 30-for-63 shooting from the floor. The quarter scoring 22 points, Pirates, however, had but 1 while holding their shot from the free throw and challengers to 14. it was missed. It was'anybody's ball game, though, until there They were fouled 8 times, were only. 10'seconds left on but all were backcourt fouls the clock. with the ball taken out of With his team holding a bounds instead of shot from slim 3-point lead, Dan the charity line,. Ja.ndernoa sunk 2 clutch free Fowler had 3 less baskets throws at Ihe end of the than the Pirates, 27-for-59, but they dropped in 11 free, throws to provide the edge St Johns needed to sustain their un­ defeated drive. wrestlers Leading the scoring for Fowler was Mel Pohl and Bobby MacKinnon with 11 defeat Ionia and Glen Thelen was in double figures with 10. They The St Johns High School were followed by Tony wrestlers defeated the Ionia ' Fowler's Scott Spicer fires the ball downcourt to John Thelen with 5 and Scott Bulldogs, Jan 11, by a score Simon during 2d quarter action in Friday's contest Spicer and Dan Jandernoa of 46-13. between Fowler and Pewamo-Westphalia. Fowler with 2 JV wrestlers also won defeated the challenging Pirates 'to remain undefeated their match by a score of 22- 9. for the season. THREE PLAYERS hit in Winners for varsity were double figures for Pewamo- Bill Wager, 20-8, John Hayes Westphalia. Roy Piggott led 4-0, Bob Hunter 4-2, and Bob with 20, followed by Randy Rasdale, Dave Stauffer, Walter and Jim Hengesbach Marv Pettit and Mike with 16 apiece. They were Schnider by forfeits. Pinning followed by Dan May 4, their men "were Jeff Randy Fedewa 2 and Louie Brasington and Rick Thelen 2. Pearson v Fowler defends their Winners for JV were Jim unbeaten record against Wagner 12-0, Mark Bancroft Bellevue Friday in an away 9-0, Jim Buggs 5-2 with Brain game, after having taken on Olivet in a makeup game Maiers *^ndwKen, Parker W &> -Winning by" forfeits. Pinning Tuesday. j *j \ "V -*. ?, (heir-men .wer&Lean Parker Pewamo-Westphalia will A\ ^ahdStWHar?er^( host Webberville Friday, The victory gave the Both teams possess ^5-2 grapplers a 3-2 record. league records. DRIVE-IN BANKING HOURS Mon. thru Thurs. 8:30 - 5 pm Fridays L, 8:30 - 8 pm Saturdays ^{ 8:30 -1 pm

Showing a unique talent in diving is St Johns Redwing tor Brian Stork in Last Thursday night's swimming meet 1 with Grand Ledge. Stork took first place in diving ENTRAL NATIONAL competition as the Redwings dominated the Comets BANK Pewamo-Westphalia in control.. .but not for long. This Pirate pass was intercepted downcourt by Fowler late before a capacity crowd of hometown viewers by a score ST. JOHNS I in the final quarter as the Eagles fought back to take a 65-60 victory in the St Johns High School gymnasium. of 60-35. Clinton County News ST. JOHNS" Cage REHMANN'S NOTICE l/CklTViDV line-up ANNUAL PRE-IN FRIDAY 7 To the Residents of Maple Rapids. Last day Bath vs Dansville (H) to Register for the Primary Election is Friday, DeWitt vs Oliver (H) WSa&S January 19th. You may register at the home Fowler vs Bellevue (A) O-E vs Bullock Creek (H) Mason edges of the Deputy Clerk, Liane Tyler. P-W vs Webberville (H) St Johns vs Ionia (H) IN ALL DEPARTMENTS TUESDAY . St Johns 91-89 Bath vs Byron (H) Maxine Floate DeWitt vs Laingsburg (A) PRICES Fowler vs Springport (H) ST JOHNS-St Johns basketball charges were idle Friday MARKED Village Clerk O-E vs (open) night, after losing a close 1 earlier in the week to Mason 91-89. DOWN MORE P-W vs Olivet (A) , 10% 4(M The high score followed an extremely cold opening •• St Johns (open) quarter, when neither team could get on the scoreboard until ON NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS OF MEN'S AND BOYS' after 3 minutes of the game had passed. St Johns trailed much of the game, by, as milch as 14 at 1 point, but fought back to take an 87-86 lead with barely more Clothing Furnishings Shoes than a minute left on the clock. NOTICE OF BIDS But, Mason's Brad Kelember hit a field goal and Chris VanSingel sunk free throws to capture the victory. Four St Johns players hit in the double figures in the close BIDS TO SELL ONE 1970 FORD SEDAN battle with 7-1 Mason. Doug Woodhams had 26 points, followed closely by Mike Sutherland with 25, Charlie Faivor hit for 20 and Alex MacKinnon finished with 10, N City of St. Johns Bids will be received until 3:00 p.m. Monday, February 12, 1973 Faivor led the rebounding with'25 and Sutherland pulled in the office of the City Clerk, 121 E. Walker Street (Municipal), - down 20. St. Johns, Michigan. The bids must be sealed and bear the name After traveling to Alma Tuesday, St Johns hosts Ionia Friday. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of the bidder on the outside of the envelope and be plainly marked ( "1970"Ford Car Bid'*; The bids will be publicly opened and readat SPECIAL ASSESSMENT - CURB this time and referred to the City Commission for awarding or 1 NEW YORK HARLEM SPUTNIKS rejection at their regular meeting on February 12,1973 at 7:30 p.m. & GUTTER in the City Commission Chambers, 121 E. Walker Street. featuring Ex-Globetrotters and Notice is hereby given that the City Commission will hold a Public Hearing on the 12th day of February 1973, at 8:15 P.M. This car may be inspected at the Municipal Building, 121 E. Walker REX "SHOWBOAT" JONES in the Municipal Building, to review and hear any objections to Street. This car will be sold as is less any police equipment. Magician of Basketball . ** and the , * the Special Assessment roll for curb & gutter on Wight Street between Oak'and Elm Streets. The City of St. Johns reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any defects in the bids or bidding in the best interest'of FOWLER ALL-STARS J ' The Special' assessment roll js on file at the City Clerk's office, v the City of St. Johns and So accept the proposal, which in the 121XE. Walker St., St. Johns, Michigan and is available for public opinion of the City Commission, best serves the interest and needs Jan 20th 8 p.m. examination during regular office hours, which are: of the City of St. Johns. , • . FOWLER HIGH SCHOOL Monday thru Friday - 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. ( Thomas L. Hundley Sponsored By Fowler Jaycees Saturday & Sunday - Closed' • At the Door Advance Tickets * Harvey Weatherwax t , City Clerk '» $1.25 $1.00 / *ir City Manager ;« * -BENEFITGAMB- ' V

10A CLINTON COUNTY/NEWS; St., Johns, Michigan January ^'7/-1973

/K^-X^-I-X-I-I-T-MiW^^ Help Wanted NEEDED IMMEDIATELY iSAWSI SAWS1 SAWS! All NORWOOD hay savers and A & H Life agents, no ex­ WANTED: Canoe and back- types of saws^ ••can be Notice silage hunks," all steel CLASSIFIED AD PAGES perience necessary. We of­ . packs. Phone 593-3389. sharpened! Chain saws, welded with rolled edges to fer top commission, re­ / . 37-3p hand saws, circular saws, last a lifetime. See at our An opportunity for aggres­ DO YOU NEED A MEETING newal, company paid hos­ etc. Bring them to Jim's. yard, 5 1/4 miles south oi sive man • or woman who PLACE? Steer Hotel has a / CASH RATE: 50 per word* pitalization, leads furnished "Mower Shop, 613 S.Main, Fowler. Ph. 587r3811, Fe- wants to sell new and used TIMBER WAITED: logs and room 42 x 45 for rent for 100%. Call Lansing 517-694- Ovid. Phone 834-2230. dewa Builders, IncfpJ|22-tf Minimum 50^ per insertion.. cars. Good working condi­ standing timber. Logsde? $20 to $40. Great for parties 0422 between ,9:00 and 4:00. 37rl-nc tions, automobile furnished, livered to our yard. DEVER- E a Mrv c fefl bv a or clubs. Coffee furnished, BA .?£Y, *Pf i ? , P V'ng for your chafed 38-3p7nc • ad within 10 days of Insertion. insurance available, good EAUX SAWMILL, INC., 2872 folding:tables, chairs. Phone Cattle FOR SALE: 1 antique marble retirement plan. Apply, in N.Hubbardston Rd.Pewamo 224-3094. . 37-3p-nc top table. Excellent condi­ BOX NUMBERS in care of. this office add $1.00 / . person, all applications con­ MAN WANTED: Must be- Mich.'' Ph. ;693-2424 .and/or fidential. See Nqrman Cain 593-2552. 40-tf tion. $85, Kewpie doll,Bisque FOR SALE: Do Holstein 18 or over. No experience "SAWS! SAWSI SAWS! All at Cain Bulck Pohtiac, 210 doll with cloth body. Antique steers 500-600 lbs. Corner ecessary* Phone Highland types of saws can' be W. HighamSt., St. Johns, piano stool with glass claw Essex Center and-Lowe Rd. ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE ACCEPTED Ills- Golf Club. 669-9873. Miscellaneous sharpened! Chain saws, Mich. Phone 224-3231. S legs. Ph. 224-2766 after 5 Phone 224-3460. 37-3p-nc UNTIL 5 P.M. MONDAYS WITr| THE 38-lp p.m. 38-3p-nc hand saws, circular saws, 32-tf-nc Items EXCEPTION OF THOSE ADS GOING etc. Bring them' to Jim's FOR SALE: Angus bull, INTO NORTH CLINTON SHOPPING RETIRED MAN needed for FOR^ SALE: "'Parts for all TIRED OF BEING caught Mower Shop, 613 S. Main, registered^ gentle, 2 years 30 'hour per week employ­ electric shavers. Levey's without power. There's a Ovid. Phone 834-2230. old. Mike Kramer, Pewamo. NEWS. DEADLINE FOR THOSE 9:00 ment. Phone Highland HiUs Jewelry, Elsie. 1-tf good chance of It during 37-1-nc , 37-3p ' A..M. MONDAY. Golf Club. 669^-9873. WANTED:Lady to stay with this icy weather. We carry 38-lp ' Pincor Power Plants, gen­ OFF SEASON SPECIAL on . my mothernightsinSt.Johns USED ZIEGLER oil burner, FOR SALE: 10 Holstein erators for both home and artificial shrubbery. As­ Own Transportation. Call large size with automatic cows, will freshen shortly. TWO SALESMEN with car farm emergencies. Stop by sorted sizes. Suggestions any day collect. Lansing, blower. Used Empire space Call 647-7254 before 8:30 RATES are based strictly .on Classified" Style, and phone to merchandise and get yours at Hafner's .for their use free. Phone Ph 484-0101. 34-tf heater for LP gas; 70,000 a.m. and after 4 p.m.'. the fabulous Rainbow. Phone Electric, 616 S. Main, Fow­ 224-2766. - 38-lp-nc BTU's. $125, Used kitchen 37-tf-nc FOR FAST RESULTS-PHONE 224-2361 224-2766. 38-lprnc ler. 593-2188 , before it's sink, 16 x 24 inches, com­ or ENTERPRISE 8201 . . too late. 38-1 u EN OR LPN as charge plete with faucet and drain EAST STATE OFFICES now Hogs & ', - nurse, 40 hour week, fringe Business $20. Used lavatory with fit­ leasing office space. Im­ Sheep benefits. Phone 224-2985 FOR SALE: i97lTorinoGT, tings $15, power's. Hard­ 1972 SELECT STITCH mediate availability or will FOR SALE:. Parkwpod between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Opportunity FOR SALE: Hampshire excellent condition. Phone ware, Eureka. 37-3-nc $36;50 sewing machine still alter to 'suit. Phone 224- trailer^ 1968, 52' x 12', good i _ ' 37-3prnc purebred stock hogs. Ser­ after 4 p.m. 224-6272. NEED EXTRA CASH? We in factory carton. Sews 7118. 38-lp-nc condition. Call 834-2883. vice age and younger. Rea­ -~37-3p-ncv specialize in providing work VACUUM SALES & SERVICE stretch material. No at­ 37-3p-nc sonable. 98Q0 Howe Road. WANTED: Middle aged lady for homeworkers,- to work Kirby Center of St. Johns, tachments needed as all con­ BATON ' TWIRLING to live in with convalescing in your own home, address 1104 S. US-27, FederalLand trols are built-in. Sew with CLASSES: Bonnie Bluebells 7 3/4 mjles west of De- FOR SALE: 1969 Ford Fal­ elderly lady in DeWHt. Ph/ and .mailing circulars. $300. Bank Building. 224-7222. one or two needles. Makes have openings for beginner Witt. - 36-3p-nc Lost & Found con. Best offe,r. Phone 224- '224-3749 37-3p per month possible. Details,. 23-tf-nc buttonholes, sews on but­ and advanced students of all 2766. • • 38-lp-nc ages every Wednesday, 6:00, FOR SALE: Bo'ars, York- send 8$ stamped envelope. tons, monograms and makes - LOST IN THE DeWITT area, St. Joseph's Gym. Pre­ Hamp cross. Don Miller. "WAITRESS WANTED: Must Corpie, 3330 W. St. Paul. FOWLER RESIDENTS: Take fancy stitches. Full cash semi-long haired black and school welcome. 38-3p-nc Phone Westphalia 587-6803. be over ,18 years of age. Ave., Milwaukee, Wiscon­ your ads to Finkbeiner's price $36.50'or we handle silver terrier, small. He Good wages. Apply at H & H ' sin 53208. * 37-2p-nc our own accounts. Call Bath 37-3p-nc t. Pharmacy for fast, conven­ Farm comes by the name of John Lounge, downtown St. Johns. ient servicel 50-dht'f collect 641-4333 9 a.m. to and is a family pet. Rewar'd. 37-3-p 9 p.m. Electro Grand, Jobs Produce Pets Please call 669-5791. 38-1 FOR SALE: Hay and straw. 38-3p-nc Wanted USED FURNITURE: Bob & FOR'SALE: St. Bernard pups JOB OPPORTUNITY: Local Phone 669-9874. 37-3p Trailers & retail store interested in ' Dave's Used Furniture. Will AKC, good markings, Phone 17 YEAR OLD BOY needs buy estate sales. 371-2843 Lansing 393-0514. 35-4p-nc man for full or part time FOR SALE: Brand new $309 FOR SALE: Hay, phone 641- Campers work. Will be expected to work. Some experience in or 694-0003.' 37-3p Zig-Zag sewing machine. electronics and carpentry. 6034. 37-3p-nc 200 W. State St/ help with some deliveries Will sacrifice .for $175. ^OR SALE: Great Dane fawn FOR SALE: One 2 wheeled Can work from 1:30 on. Phone 224-230K and general retail work. CUSTOM BUTCHERING Phone 224-2766. 38-lp-nc puppies AKC registered, trailer in good condition. Call 224-4773. ,37-3p-nc This job has many fringe* AND PROCESSING. We WANTED: Straw. Phone champion blood line, shots, 'Phone 834-5078. 38-3p-nc Elsie Branch benefits plus a futureforthe butcher on Wednesdays and FOR SALE: Used vacuum 669-3268. 38-3p-nc ear cropped. Cash or terms Carter1- Melvin Bldo. right man. Apply Box K, Fridays, Beef-Pork. Halves cleaners. $9.95 arid up. WANTED BABYSITTER and available. 517-641-6971.. nowmobiles Ph. 862-5391 c/o Clinton County News, and quarters, also' retail Phone 224-2766. 38-lp-hc Farm HOUSEKEEPER job. Must 37-4p-nc St. Johns.' 37-3 -nc cuts. All meats MDA Inspec­ DRIVE BY LAMBERT- live in. References. Phone Machinery ted. Pendell's MeatProces- DRIVE brand clean new 743-4244, 37-3p-nc FOR SALS: Snowmobile sing. West City Limits on BOOMS RED AND WHITE FOR SALE: Siamese kit­ 3 large bedrooms, mas­ FOR SALE: Stainless steel tens born December 4th, trailer. Two wheeled in good' NEED INCOME?'Men who ; • Bussell Rd. just off M-57, TOP SILOS: Now 'in our ter bedroom 15 x 121 cookwate. Regularly $79.95 nicely marked litter. condition. Factory built. •desire to get ahead with a TAX TIME IS HERE] Let Carson City. Phone 584- 45th year serving the more Large full bath up, 1/2 this week only$49.95.Phone. Trained. $15.00. Phone 593- Large tires. Carries one professional future, would me prepare your forms at 6640. Jake Vaughn. 5-tf-nq 224-2766, ;.",'. ... 38-lp-nc^ aggressive and cost con­ bath down plus laundry, 227X. '38-3p snowmobile. $80.00. Phone ($10,000 to $15,000 income _ reasonable rates. Cer­ scious^ farmers. SUos for ..^.669-3078,- ,-.«,•.-,, Joeautlfulfamilyrm. w/. 1 ?e v^'^rtJofSrSfG^all' the :-%&• ¥ Ahe first year interest?you? ' tified by&TS. Call Catherine FOR SALE: Wood and steel NEED SOD? Secure your -^.Mnf j glass''diJo^fe; facts befpre you buy. Find It is available with our com- Hayward anytime 862-5697 portable cattle manners,! order for guaranteed de­ • patlQ;„' make; appoint-/; ;' out: what. a really heavy . pany. We are accepting/ap­ Elsie. 38-3p-nc Simon's Planing Mill, Fow­ livery now! Phone 224-2766, Goods FOR SALE: 1972 Scorpion ment td"seeMt!-^il8V • plications for positions in plaster coat is. Is it applied , Super Stinger 440 for, ler. Ph. 583-2000. 28-tf v . 38-lp-nc ' " BEEN THINKPJG oW the greater Grand Rapids 'with a cement gun like we REFRIGERATORS wanted. $775.00. Call Grand Ledge RETIRING,, -want to be do? ~We install the founda­ Will pay $10 to $25. Must- area. If you are.t.over 21 BABYSITTING in my 627-2586. 37-3p-nc near town? Ever thought tion. Our trucks areselfun- work well and look good. and interested in a. future licensed home. Just 3 blocks of income property? •FRANCIS AVIATION, INC. WELL DRILLING and ser­ loading with hydraulic 371-2843 or 694-0003. with a good income, no lay- from US-27 in DeWitt area. This large 10 room Travel the safe way with vice. Pumps, pipes and booms. Silo-Matic and Van-. , 37-3p Automotive offs, no strike and good, Room for one or two home has it, even has our charter service or learn supplies. Free' Estimates. Dale equipment. EARLY fringe benefits, call Mr. children. Phone 669-3224. a sitting room ,w/fire- to .fly with us. Vets approved. Carl S. Oberlitner, 4664 N. ORDER DISCOUNTSNOWIN Daniel Reel at517-694-0422 38-lp Mobile place, kitchen includes Lansing, for personal inter-! Capitol City Airport - Pht State Rd., Alma. Phone 463- EFFECT. Order now and FOR SALE: 1971 Pontiacj 4 all appliances^ plenty ii^-j view. 38-2prric Miscellaneous , 484-1324. 23-tf 4364. 18-tf save $$$. Booms Silo Co., door Catalina, power steer­ of furniture' included. Inc.,.Harbor Beach, Mich., 1 ing and brakes, $1,850. CaU #116. * - 48441. Phone (517-479- NEED HOUSING?SeeMICH- 224-4004. 27-3p-nc Wanted CVlPE COD would be ' MEAT CUTTER and counter FOR SALE: Two ladies' 6654.) ,37-tf; IGAN MOBILE HOMES 'On' a great starter home man. Good hours and good coats, size 10, Call 224- NEED PAINT? Michigan Avenue In Alma. for you, 3 large bed­ wages. Apply at Box E, c*/o WANTED TO BUY: Two 6269. -38-lp-nc As Michigan's Largest Mo­ FOR SALE: Exhaust pipe, rooms, T I 1/2 baths, Clinton County News, St. maple night stands in ex­ ATTENTION FARMERS: bile home dealer '•we buy and muffler for 1964 Stu- beautiful family dining Johns, Mich. 48879. cellent condition. Ph. 224- Early order pre-season for LESS, so we SELL for debaker V-8. Phone 224- GET THE SAND and soil area w/glass doors to 38-1-nc 2766 after 5 p.m. 38-3p-nc IV parts discount 10% off. LESSII" Phone ,463-6191. 4685. 37-2p-nc out in one operation and patio, "Jfull basement, (SilddBn), Orders must be in by no (Open 7 days a week and give . your carpeting that plus'' extra large lot, later _ than February 7th, Mon.. thru Thurs. nights.) FOR SALE: 1970 Fordpickr wake-up lotikl Harry's Rug See Us For All Your check into this! #110, Terms C.O.D. $1.00 mini- ' 38-tf , up, like new,'24,000 miles. AUCTION CALENDAR Cleaning Service 224-4634. Needs In Staining And J mum. Across the counter Phone 834-5727. 37-3p; A -FAMILY AFT Refinishing Products. 1 Saturday, March 3 at 12:30, Elaine Michutka* 3 .^ 37-3p-nc only! Do not fail to take brings in $400,00 per. tractors - '460 INT - 504 - I.H.C. - Farmall H. advantage of this. Owosso mo., be an investor in Case 600 Bean Special, Complete line of good farm ELECTROLUX $22.50. Only SILVESTRI Wallpaper Implement Co., 3495 West income property, keep machinery. Located—1 mile west of Ovid on M-21 6 left in A-l condition with; 1103 N.Clinton M-21, Owosso. Phone 517- AL GALLOWAY those hard-earned dol­ to Hbllister Rd., north 1 mile to Walker Rd., west cleaning tools and toss out Ph. 224-2784 723-7323. 38-2p-nc lars. Make appointment 1 mile to Upton Rd., north 1/2 mile. paper bags.' Guaranteed, to see.'tflOOS. only $22.50-cash., Call Bath USED FARM EQUIPMENT ^704 S.? SCOTT RD. , Saturday, April 7 at 12:30. Harold Butzin- Jqhn collect 641-4333,9'a.m. to TRACTORS - COMBINES - CORNHEADS painting : almost' com­ DEMO TRACTORS Deere 3020 dleseU John Deere 2010 gas-tractors. 9 p.m. Electro Grand.' TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS -PICKERS pleted, looking rear 1965 John Deere 45 squareback edible bean combine. 38-1 sharp;, when you choose Complete line of farm equipment. Located 3 miles 1150diesel with cab, 18.4.x 38 duals. . TRACTOR PA'RTS - REBUI LT HEADS -."> your carpeting it really south of Saginaw on M-13 to Moore Rd., 1/2 mile M.F.; 1130 diesel with cab, 18.4 x 38 tires* makes it, beautiful kit­ THIS SPOT, thatspot^traf- east." •']•••.' M.F. 1100 diesel, less cab, 18,4 x 34 tires. G.OOD SELECTIQN AT ALL TIMES chen;1 1 T i/z baths and fic paths too, removed with: CCC BIN SITE AUCTIONS M.F^ 1080 diesel with 16,9 x 38 tires. , i • - laundry, full basement, Blue Lustre carpet sham­ phoh,e (517) 224-4713 or 224-4300 All starting at 12:30 plus 2 car garage, nice! poo. Dean TrueValue Hard­ • •' > SPECIAL 1 #114. / • •• . , Thursday, March 22 Middleton, Mich. [ , ware , downtown St, Johns. '.First Farm North of St. Johns on Thursday, April 19 Decatur, Mich*. * -.. ,38-1 M.F, 165 diesel with 15,5 x 38 tires. WE NEEDAN OLDER Thursday, May 10 Sunfield, Mich. US -27 . 2 story home w/1 1/2 DEMO COMBINE SIDING - AWNINGS - ENT baths, and garage if , Thursday,* May 31 Three Rivers, Mich. H ^ ST. JOHNS, MICk.' CLOSURES. Winter dis-. - Thursday, June. 14 Elwell, Mich* . - -. •' 510 diesel with No. 43 cornhead, 23 inch tires. , possible! - . Thursday,. July 12 Marshall, Mich, : cpunts available. For your CAN BE ON KIBBEE Thursday, August 2 Vernon, Mich. free estimate call Raven NOW RENTING beautiful Cape Cod w/ \ , Thursday, August 16 School Craft, Mich. Enterprises. 882-5025. partial brick front, 3 '38*tf- Saltier & Son, Inc. large bedrooms, 2 full We Specialize in Farm Machinery and Dairy Cattle^ Auctions SCOTT ROAD baths, dry, dry base- '; 1 IF PLANNING A SALS SEE US Phone 236-7280 Middlclon ment,. plus nice garage, GALLOWAY'S COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE CONCRETE lot 84 X 363. #105. AX GALLOWAY, AUCTIONEER Ph. 224-4713 St. John APARTMENTS / JUST S. OF TAFT^-' ; RD.'ON DEWITT Dlas- WALLS ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN > > tering just completed^ SPECIAL TERMS ON SALES OP JOHN DEERE 'A hew home Is a lifetime $TEVE'S REFUSE SERVICE > 3 nice bedrooms, investment. Let us help * 2-Badroom Apartmants * 865 Sq. Ft. of Living Area . ~< SNOWMOBILES. .' •''/ , '•;bfeezeway to double car you secure this in-< * Air Conditioned * Completely Carpeted * G.E., Refrigerator vestment with,the best * garage. Effective immediately, arid continuing thru February . * G.E. Electric Range " Disposal Unit * Separate Dining basement wall possible - • OVID-ELS(E-ST. JOHNS AND \ 80. ACRE FARM make Area • Basement Storage Facilities * Washer 8c Dryer Facilities 28, 1973, you carl purchase a John Deere snowmobile. a poured concrete wall. \ y/Jurv home\ an in- and receive, ^absolutely free, one snowmobile suit dt We.are equipped to'do SURROUNDING AREA Available -V. ' vestment ' that really your choice with -each machine' purchased; When the complete job or any - (pays, crop program purchased thru the. John Deere Credit Plan, by making, part of it. Bring your i $7 50* CIO/year, 4plus the: • * ' $ 00 a small down payment the balance ot the* payments prints oyer, or call for an RENTS FROM 165 per month • cropsj beautiful 4,bed- AND THE FINANCE CHARGE^,, are deferred until appointment 587-3811. Residential - Industrial - Commercial* rpom Home, plenty, of September 1,1973. This means that the down-payment' s outbuildings, including is all you have to pay until ^September 1,1973.. READY-MIX CONCRETE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY For All Your-Needs '•. ' and Container Service Also Special "barn, only $48,00.0.00. Stop in at Don Sharkey^s. today and" see-all the. new i N. #706.- models of 'John Deere snwjwriobiles. Npw is, the tirrie QUALITY-SERVICE '•'.'• '. • ' * - • .-"••*'''( Clean-up Jobs '/v FOR APPOINTMENTS to buy your machine; there's a lot of snowmobiling MODEL OPENpAILY * to be done yet this winter. . •," AT O.fHER TIMES FEDEWA M-21" . PHQNE: ', i • u, .\-/-; FROM 12:60 to 6:00 j>.M. a1; DonSharkey *"":''.-•• -"--'-•' / . '' *£ *• 1 1/2 miles east of St. Louis on M-46« , j PHONE 834-5539 Btuca Lantat-Jnan 224-4748' BUILDERS, ' D'arrlU SMhabory 234-3B81 -.,- ' ' BUlHolley 224-73BOor862T53I)1. DONSHARKEY . AiOUloway 2Z4-4713 Steve Palatka . FOR INFORMATION CALL .Roy F'. BrlK", 224-2280 • '•; iohh Deere Sales & Service .; .- Inc. . RaimyBrlm 224-0014"'', --'-'^ , 1 1/2 Miles East of St. Louis ' V ST* JOHNS; 224-4376 „. or , RriphGran 224-1047^ •',L Arohld: MooreVHWMbM9-tt4tf •>. \% \ Phone 6BI-2446" / ". 6218 Wright Road, 4007 Carland Rd. Elsie, Mich. LANSING COLLECT 694-3357 574 Mile* South of Fowler. n i i January 17, 1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 11A

Automotive FOR RENT: A pleasant 1 ST. JOHNS - OVID/now OWNER TRANSFERRED, FOR SALE: 14 acres in De- CLAYCOMB-I would like bedroom ground floor apart­ showing new 3 bedroom must sell this charming Witt area on Chadwlck Road, to thank all my, friends and Two national 4-H FOR SALE: Oldsmoblle ment in Eureka. Private en­ homes, 2 floor plans, large three bedroom ranch, which Excellent home site, rec- neighbors for the cards.and Vista Cruiser wagon 1968. trances, gas furnace heat, living room and kitchen or features, large family room r reation area. Contour level, lovely gifts sent to me during One owner, 35,000 miles, no pets, all utilities living, kitchen and dining with fireplace, 1,500 square Owners anxious. For more my stay in- the hospital and officers are. good cpndition. Denis Fan- furnished, security deposit roonT. Carpeting and inlaid feet living space plus full information, call George "since returning home. del, Westphalia. 587-4714. and references required, throughout, Formica coun­ basement and attached two Wilbur, * LaNoble ' Realty- Special thanks to Rev. Justin / 38-lp Mrs. J.D. -Robinson, phone ter tops, built in range," car garage. For an appoint­ Realtors, 1516 E. Michigan, Shepard and the Duplain Mich products — * «. * — _ 224-7056. 37-lp-nc vanity in bath, full basement. ment to see 'call Mary Church of Christ for the Lansing. 482-1637. Eve­ l Financing available. Call Rappuhn 224-3469 or Fur- love 'and prayers. I would FOR SALE: 1967 Dodge 1/2 nings 482-0049. , 38-lp-nc and vJohn Aylsworth, ex­ Mr, James Augsbury, area man Realty Co. 224-3236, also like to thank the Jay- EAST LANSING--The ton pickup. Large camper tension 4-H - youth agent for code 313-732-7970. 28-tf 38-1-nc cees for telling Santa Claus National Association of top. Steel construction. NORWOOD APARTMENTS vFOR SALEi'lSl acre farm, Extension 4-H Agents has not Clinton, 'Gratiot ' and Oould .be made into camper. IN DeWitt, Rustic Villa includes two ' 3 bedroom to visit me. Kim Claycomb. , 38-lp been without, a Michigan Shiawasse counties; were Call 224-6269. 38-lp apartments in Westphalia,' OVID - 215 E. HIGH. SOUTH OF ST. JOHNS, ranch style homes. Dairy officer since 1969, nor will it named, ' respectively, Riveryiew apartments in Pleasant home on large near i completion spacious barn and silos, plus other be for the next two years. • president and treasurer of three bedroom ranch with FOR SALE: 1970 Chevy 1/2 Portland, 2 bedroom units, shaded lot, small town at­ outbuildings. City water and WITT - I wish to thank Perhaps even more the association at the 1972 unusual floor plan. Select ton pickup. $1300 or best all feature built-in appli­ mosphere. Close to elemen­ sewer available. Excellent Drs. Russell and Grost, the noteworthy is. that two of the November meeting. your own carpeting and offer. 224-7569. 38-lp-nc ances, private entrances, tary school. 3 bedrooms, 2 potential for trailer court nurses, aides at Clinton Me­ five current officers are Poole, who joined the carpeting, security deposit baths, large living, dining, decor. To see call Fred site or other., Will split morial Hospital for the ex­ from Michigan. association nine years ago, required. No pets. 669-9879, kitchen and den. Fireplace. Denovich 224-2597 or Fur- acreage. Possible land con­ cellent care and kindness Ed Polle, extension 4-H - first became an officer FOR SALE: 1966 Olds 98 587-3811 or after 4:00, P60- Completely insulated. JVlay man Realty Co. 224-3236. tract. Near Sunfield. Call shown, also Pastor Barz youth agent for Van Buren, (treasurer) in 1969. He then hardtop, full power and air. 9815. ISul 28-tf 38-1-nc George Wilbur, LaNoble for his calls. Friends and Cass and Berrien counties served as vice president in Very good motor and tires. . . S_ _ _ _ *e seen by appointment on- Realty-Realtors, 1516 E. relatives for visits and 1970 and president-elect in S525. Phone 224-7740. ly. Call 834-2665. 37-3p-nc 1971. WOULD YOU LIKE mature Michigan, Lansing. Phone cards. Mrs. ,Irene D, 4Witt. 38-lp FOR RENT: Three room 482-1637. Evenings 482- LOOKING FOR The 1,350 member FOR SALE:-3 bedroom home woods for background of 38-lp modern downstairs apart­ your new home? This is 0049. 38-lp-nc association, representing 42 ment near downtown. Adults in Maple Rapids. Priced to A NEW. HOME? states, meets annually for FOR SALE: 1972 Pinto run­ sell. Call after 4:00 p.m. Just the spot for you. Lo­ only. Call 224-4531. 38-lp cated quarter mile off the jndepth seminars on about, $1995. Call after 6:00 682-4200. -" ' 37-4p-nc -HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES, We'll Build You expressway. Call Fred professional development. p.m. 682-4310. 38-lp-nc $100 or less moves you into What You Want Denovich 224-2597 or Fur- One of the 1972 featured FOR RENT: Large pleasant NEED 4 BEDROOM HOME 1 of 8 V.A. repossessions, speakers was Paul Risk, man Realty Co. 224-3236, ,FOR SALE: 1966 Ford sleeping room. Phone 224-' in St. Johns, Bath or Laings- 9 other V.A. repossessions ONYOURLOtOR MSU Department of Park 38-1-nc wagon, good mechanical 3061. 38-lp-nc burg area. Possible to trade for closing costs only. Also OR OURS and Recreation Resources, condition, good tires,priced for 3 bedroom brick ranch FiH.A, repossessions. Call who spoke on "Senses and to sell. Phone 224-6269 or FOR RENT: A pleasant 1 in southwest Lansing. Call USE YOUR IMAGINATION Forsberg Realty 485-7838 In loving memory 'Of our WILLARD SEARLES Sensitivity." The 1972 theme see at corner of Livingston bedroom groundjfloor apart­ collect E. Jean Straub 372- on this partially finished anytime. 38-3p son and brother Lucas E. Residential Builder was "Reaching Out Toward Road and 27-North. ment in Eureka." Private en­ 4172. after 6 p.m. K. W. schoolhouse on 1 acre in Mikulka who passed away ST. JOHNS Understanding." rural setting. Call Fred Phone 224-3297 38-lp-nc trances, gas furnace heat, Weaver Associate Realty, FOR SALE: 40 acres North­ January 22, 1967. IN ADDITION to the Denovich 224-2597 or Fur- no pets, all utilities 37-3p-nc west of St. Johns with a Oh, how we miss you, annual meetings, the &ITMST0 furnished, security deposit - - - - man Realty Co- 22±3,236- quarter mile blacktop road Your kindness and your love, Ford association meets regionally "pH and references required. 2 -l-nc frontage, 30 acres of woods Our hearts and home feel and in subcommittees. FOR SALE OR RENT: FARM and INDUSTRIAL Although the annual Mrs. J.D. Robinson, phone and springs that water the loneliness, bedroom house in St. Johns, TRACTORS and seminars provide "ex­ 224-7056i- ^ 37-lp-nc Phone 224-7489. deer. Only $400 an acre and That is hard to overcome, EQUIPMENT God in his all knowing way, New and Used periences where agents DAY, WEEK, MONTH or 37-3p-nc WE, OURSELVES, will buy worth more. Call Hank Fur- really become involved," LONG TERM LEASE Wanted To your land contract. For man 669-9079 or Furman Chose you to grace his heaven, notes Poole, the several prompt, courteous action, Realty Co. 224-3236. Simplicity subcommittees provide even CAINS, Inc. Rent We can only accept God's FOR SALE: 80 acre farm in call Ford S, LaNoble, La- 38-1-nc "more indepth in­ Noble Realty, 1516 E. Mich­ will, LAWN and GARDEN BUICK-PONTIAC WANTED FARM LAND to Clinton County features volvement." Some of the pleasant family home with igan, Lansing, Ph. 517-482- And pray for his under­ EQUIPMENT OPEL-GMC rent around Eureka area. .YOU CAN build a new home current subcommittees 3 bedrooms, formal dining 1637. Evenings 517 - 337- standing. Phone 224-4650. 37-3p and finance It at 7 1/4% HENGESBACH FORD include professional im­ 2 blocks west, 2 blocks north room. Barn and other 1276. 37-lf • interest with low monthly Beautiful memories live provement, special Phone 224-3231 St. Johns TRACTOR SALES buildings in good condition. payments and very small forever. programs, and policy and 2-tf Large family with excellent Loam soil, 3 acres of tim­ FOR SALE IN PEWAMO-3 * closing costs if you qualify. Sadly missed by Dad, Phone 647-6356 resolutions. references must find large ber. In Ovid-Elsie School Mom, Sisters and Brothers. As president Poole will be home to rent in St. Johns. bedroom home with walk­ lUnder this plan you can build. PORTLAND, MICH. 51-tf District. Call George Wil­ out basement. Now under a 3 or'4 bedroom home. 38-lp-nc representing the association Call collect area code 419- bur, LaNoble Realty-Real­ ata number of other national For Rent 468-7806. 36-tf construction. Financing "If you can't qualify for this tors, 1516 E. Michigan, available. Phone Fedewa financing program, we have meetings throughout the Lansing. Phone 482-1637. Builders, Inc., 587-3811. other financing programs ROTARY WAFEl. WELL DRILLING year. A few include the ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR RENT: Furnished 1 Evenings 482-0049. 37-tf-nc available which can be Extension Committee on Real Estate SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS SOLD & REPAIRED Policy and Organization, the bedroom upstairs apartment 38-lp-nc adapted to your budget. For national meetings of the Heat included. 2 bedroom more information, call downstairs apartment. Built DeWTTT ROAD, between WE WILL BUILD you a new GILBERT & INGALLS, Inc. extension home economists FOR SALE: Small farm in Fedewa Builders, Inc. 587- and the extension county in stove and refrigerator. Taft and Yallup Road, 3 St. Johns-Ovid area. Good home" on one of our lots in 3811 or stop in at our of­ DeWin-669-9636 or Dimondale-646-2871 4s-tr| the Ovid area and arrange directors, and National 4-H Heat included. Deposit and 'bedroom ranch under con- frontage for building sites. fice located 5 1/4 miles thi financing*- Phone Conference. reference required for both, struction with 2 car garage, This 28 acres of tillable south of Fowler on Wright financing available. Contact Fedewa Builders. Inc., 587- Phone 224-7743 or 224-2111. soil includes 2 bedroom 3811. S 37.4 Rd, ESl 27-tf 36- tf1 Fedewa Builders LInc Phone home, 32 x 40 barn, poul­ 587-3811. ggj| 28-tf try house and 1100 bushel YOU GET A 2-WAY BONUS storage bin. Call George 0 Card of Thanks FOR RENT: Apartment, 1 ONE LOT FOR SALE on Wilber, LaNoble Realty- FOR SALE: Large 4 bed­ bedroom, Rent$l00amonth, Lehman Road. Will build Realtors, 1516 E. Michi­ room home, plenty out­ WHEN PLACING CLASSIFIEDS IN Deposit required. No pets. using your plans or ours. gan, Lansing. Phone 482- buildings, including 115 WINANS-I wish to thank Ovid 834-5135. 37-3p Will help arrange financing. 1637..Evenings 482-0049. acres. Located near Fowler^ Drs. Jordan and Smith at Call Maple Valley Realty. THE CLINTON COUNTY NEWS Call Fedewa Builders, Inc 38-lp nc the Fowler Clinic, Drs. and 587-3811. 28-tf 682-4487. 38-1 personnel of Carson city Hospital for the "tfonddr- ful care. The Women's Fel­ lowship, the Maple Valley • YOU GET NEARLY 14,000 CIRCULATION - Farm. Bureau for- gifts of CLASSIFIED fruit, neighbors, friends and WHEN YOUR CLASSIFIEDS APPEAR IN relatives for cards and gifts, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus CLINTON COUNTY NEWS AND NORTH USINESS SERVICE DIRECTOR Waldron for taking me to Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms the hospital. The Andrew .CLINTON SHOPPING NEWS. AT YOUR Luttig and Kenneth Simons families and Ellen Spicer REQUEST WE INSERT YOUR CLASSIFIEDS ARTS & CRAFTS HETTLER'S MOTOR FOODS REAL ESTATE for the many things-they did SALES 24 Hr. Wrecker for me during my stay in IN THE NORTH SHOPPING NEWS ABSOLUTELY Serciee, Good Used Trucks. y'S 1GA St Johns BURTON ABSTRACT AND the hospital and since my AND return home. It has been NEEDLE ARTS - 701 S. I Home Baked Bread, Pies! TITLE ca Abstract and FREE OF EXTRA-COST TO YOU! Title Services, 119 N. Clin­ appreciated very much. Kibbee Ph. 224-2956. Needle BARBERS Cookies, Choice Meats, Reatha Winans. 38-lp point, crewel embroidery, Carry-out service. ton. Ph. 224-3294. rug hooking. BEAUFORE'S BARBER SHOP, 1002 1/2 State. Open • WHEN YOUR CLASSIFIEDS ARE PLACED IN SCOTT-We wish to thank Tues. thru Sat. also Wed. & GENE'S IGA FOODLINER, RESTAURANT our children, grandchildren, THE COUNTY NEWS 2 WEEKS, YOU RECEIVE Pn. evenings. - Elsie 9-6 Mon. Tues. Wed. friends and relatives who AUCTIONEER \ Sat. 9-9 Thurs. & Fri. 862- DALEY'S FINE FOOD, helped make our Golden . A THIRD WEEK FREE! 422 Dining & cocktails, Ph. 224- Wedding Anniversary such qtANinsz ° 3072, S. US 27-1/2 mile S. M- a memorable occasion. Ray AL GALLOWAY, AUC- ANTES DRY CLEANERS' 21. and Loereta Scott. TIONEER Used Farm pickup and delivery. 103 W • GIFTS 38-lp-nc* Machinery, & Parts. St. Walker, phone 224-4529. Johns, 224-4713. THE TREASURE CHEST, SERVICE CORYELL - We wish to 220 N. Clinton, Hallmark thank our friends and rel­ Cards - Russell Stover STATIONS atives for the many kind acts DRUGS Candy. extended to the family at the > time of the death of Charlie AUTOMOTIVE A. Coryell. The floral ar­ PARR'S REXALL DRUGS, TOM'S TEXACO, M-2i'and HARDWARE U.S. 27. Towing, light and rangements and money for heavy repairing Phone 224- memorial. Thanks to Min- is'ter Rev. Myers, Dodge ro p m DALMAN HARDWARE, Ph. 9916. i US-27, DeWitt, 669-2725. ' ' - 669-6785, DeWitt,' Whirlpool Funeral Home and girls who Appliances, ' Zenith TV, prepared dinner. Laura Plumbing and Heating. Coryell, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde CAIN - BUICK - PONTIAC,. VACUUM SALES Coryell and family, Mr. and New & Used Cars, 210 W., ELECTRICIAN^ Mrs. Irving Snyder and Higham, Complete Body & INSURANCE" VACUUM SALES AND SER­ family. 38-lp-nc VICE, Klrby Center,' 1104 S Service. SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., US-27. Federal Land Bank Residential - Commercial - JIM McKENZIE IN- Bldg. 224-7222 ROBERTS - Our sincere Industrial, 224-4277, 807 1/2 thanks to each one who by E. State St. SURANCE All Line of Ins. EGAN FORD SALES, INC., 224-2479 Ionia 527-2480. their acts of kindness made 200 W. Higham, phone 224- our Christmas and 60th wed­ 2285. Pinto-Ford Maverick- WESTERN ding anniversary such a Torino-Mustang, pleasure to remember. Mr. FERTILIZERS JEWELRY TOM'S WESTERN STORE 1 and Mrs. Frank Roberts, "" mi. W. Ovid, 9-5:30 Mon.- 38-lp-nc ZEEB FERTILIZERS, _ i HUB TIRE CENTER, B.F, Sat, Fri. til 9. Anytime by Everything for the soil,'St., LEVEY'S Goodrich Tires, Ph. 224-3218, JEWELRY, Appt., 834-5446. Johns, 224-3234, Ashley, 847- Orange Blossom diamond LANGLOIS-The familyof J Front End Alignment. 3571. rings, Bulova & Accutron LIST YOUR Charles R. Langlois ^wishes Watches. Elsie, 862-4300. to convey their sincere BUSINESS thanks to Drs. Grost and WE REACH THE PEOPLE YOU WANT TO REACH BOB'S " AUTO B6DY, FINANCIAf Ryssell, the second floor Complete Collision Service, OR SERVICE nurses and aides, the kit­ 224-2921, 800 N. Lansing. PARTY SUPPLIES chen staff and friends for CAPITOL SAVINGS & FOR THBACTtON LOAN ASSOC, 222 N.. TODAY... making our husband and YOU WANT Clinton, 224-2304, .Safety f0r D & B PARTY SHOPPE, father's stay at Clinton Me­ GOCiASS/m HENRY E. DREPS, INC., Savings since 1890. Package Liquor 9 a.m. - 10 morial Hospital .as pleasant Cars, Trucks & Motor Home " + p,m. Mon. Thurs, F/i. & Sat and comfortable as possible. Serv, 11375 N. US-27, 669- ' 9 a.m.-ll p.m., 224 N. Clin­ Call To all friends and neigh­ . IN THE 9996. • FLORISTS ton, bors, organizations, Os­ good's Funeral Home and Millie staff, Sisters of St.' Joseph DEBAR CHEVROLET CO., PLUMBING for their thoughtful acts of New & Used Cars, Elsle862- say it with Quality Flowers Clinton County kindness during our be-' 4800. You can't do betterfrom WOODBURY'S at reavement. A speclalthanks anywhere. FLOWE.„ R SHOP,, 32___1 ..N.. DUNKEL PLUMBING AND to Father Hankerd for his Clinton, SL Johns' 224-3216. * HEATING, Licensed Master 224-2361 'most comforting words and News . _ „ tA Plumber Ph. 224-3372,807 Et the,City Fathers for seeing- SMoMfrikL . MOORE OIL CO,, if It's f -Stat • •e -St . ' us through this time of tires, see us, 909 E. State, Ph. trouble and sorrow. 224-4726. > NOW! CALL 224-2361 NOW! / r< 38-lp-nc 1 12A CLINTON COUNTY ,NEWS, St/Johns, Michigan January 17, 1973 Clinton area obituaries Tax list will be the past seven years. She! Westphalia, St Joseph's' A member of St Mary's Ruth Anderson graduated from Alma High Thomas N Society and the Knights of Church, Westphalia, he was School in 1971 and married Columbus. also a member of St Joseph's RuttfAnn Anderson, 29,910 Gale Anderson that same Platte advertised for sale Lincolnshire Dr, St Johns, Society. year. WESTPHALIA - Thomas Lyle H ^Rosary services were died ttan 9 at Gratiot Com­ Mrs Anderson worked as a N. Platte, 26, Westphalia ST JOHNS - A total of 447 parcels of Rapids is high for the villages with 20 munity Hospital following a recited at the Geller lands in Clinton County are to be sold parcels. lengthy illness, telephone operator iri St died Jan 11 at St Lawrence Bancroft residence, Westphalia, Johns for six years prior to Hospital, Lansing, as a Monday and Tuesday. A for delinquent taxes on Tuesday, May 1, Owners of the tax delinquent lands Born in Gratiot County, her death. result of injuries sustained in Lyle^H. Bancroft/70,13420 at 10 am. may redeem them by payment of back she resided in St Johns for 1 funeral mass was conducted Funeral services were a truck accident at West­ Bancroft Dr, Wacousta, died Tuesday evening at St They will be listed in a public notice taxes, interest and charge!ru.p-untU the held Jan 12 at Osgood phalia Builders, Wright Rd, suddenly Jan 8 at a Lansing Mary's Church. Funeral that will appear for 3 publications in day of the \ Sale at the County Funeral Home, St Johns. The Westphalia. ' hospital as the result of a services were to be held February. This is 8 parcels less than the Treasurer's Office. Rev G Vaughn Drummon Born in Portland March 29, heart attack. Wednesday at 10 am at St 1972 sale was, but about 3 times as Total delinquent taxes and charges officiated, with burial in Mt 1946, Mr. Platte was em­ Born in June of 1902, he Mary's Church, Westphalia, many as 10 years ago. on the 447 pa reels'amount to $126,301.15. Rest Cemetery. ployed by Fedewa Bros, attended Westminster with the Rev Father James All townships, cities and villages are Redemptions for parcels sold in May Surviving are her Westphalia, p construction Presbyterian Church in Schmitt officiating. The represented for the 1st, time. 1972 should be taken care of also before from VAN W. HOAG husband, Gale; l daughter, firm. Lansing. Mr Bancroft was Neller Funeral Home, According to Townships, Bath takes May 1, at the county treasurer's office, Robyn at home; and her Rosary services were held employed by Oldsmobile for Portland," was in charge of the lead with 97, DeWitt 89, Victor 42, or the title to said lands will vest and parents, Mr and Mrs Robert at the Geller residence, 42 years prior to his and City of St Johns has 36. Bengal anM ts3fl£* NSK' Johns, and Milan Snider, mm Hoag funeral Home parents, Mr and Mrs Nor­ IONIA -- Henry John Pompeii; 1 sister, Mrs Letta man Platte, Westphalia. Weber, 80, Westphalia, died Smith of Maple Rapids; and fertilizer early ^ ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN Mr Platte was a member Jan 14 at Ionia Memorial i 2 grandsons. of St Mary's Church, Hospital, Ionia, Mich. Local area farmers are urged to buy fertilizer early in order to assure adequate , supplies for spring planting needs, according to John A. Romig manager of the St Johns Cooperative Co, outlet for Farm Bureau Services No bank pays a farm supplies. Romig said farmers now can get more favorable winter price quotations as well as avoid possible shortages later. higher rate of interest "The shortages of phosphates which plagued many farmers in 1972 are likely to continue into 1973 were with the result that fer­ on savings than tilizers employing this essential ingredient may be hard to get during the last- mmute spring rush", he involved said. John Sexson, plant foods CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK manager for Farm Bureau People believe in us because we Services, said some com­ mercial suppliers of .believe in getting involved ... in phosphates have chosen to feeling what you feel, knowing avoid US price controls by what you want, doing what you selling to overseas markets, need. contributing to the domestic supply pinch. , Sexson also noted that And that's a fact. increased pressure on freight service may hamper delivery of bulk fertilizer shipments at the height of the planting season. OSGOOD Romig announced that FUNERAL HOMES adequate fertilizer supplies OSGOOD^GOERGEC^ now are available for early ST JOHNS FOWLER delivery and farmers are especially urged to provide ABBOTT^ HOUGHTON £ their own on farm storage MAPLE RAPIDS OVID wherever possible. On Regular Passbook Savings. Interest Paid and 4Hfk Compounded Quarterly.

On Our V.I.P. Statement Savings Maturing Every WRBJ-AM Calendar Quarter. You Can Open One For As Little As $500, And They're Automatically Renewable. Interest Compounded Daily. Brings to you LIVE from the ice at HOUGHTON i On Savings Certificates With A One-Year Maturity In LAKE •sm Amounts of $500Or More. Interest Compounded Daily. TIP-UP TOWN

On Savings Certificates With A Two-Year Maturity In U.S.A. Amounts Of s500 Or More. Interest Compounded Daily. Sat., Jan. 20 11 - 12 A.M.

i ALL OF US AT WRBJ INVITE YOU TO JOIN US ON, THE ICE, SATURDAY; JAN. 20 AT TIP-UP TOWN1, U.S.A. AT HOUGHTON LAKE ... and •» ' * 4 IF YOU CAN'T BE THERE, TUNE IN AND ENJOY , „ CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK THIS ANNUAL FESTIVE OCCASION ON . . Now Operating In Its 75th Year Ovid Pewamo St. Johns 15.8 -' WRBJ-AM ON YOUR DIAL 's / i I Clinton Intermediate District at home in new facility By Laurie Klpp County News Staff Writer Practicality and utilization Pocuis added that finally processing room. branch of th,£ state board of of space appear to have been ••'everyone can have a 'home A school for the .trainable education, supplying ST JOHNS - It's business car.efully planned, The ba.se' and a desk of their mentally retarded is also assistance to local school as usual, but now it's in the building houses 2 interview o,wn. ^ located on the 4-acre site. boards on matters they rooms to. be used with f Larry Scnwartzkopf, Funds for the new facility would have difficulty ac­ brand new, ultra-modern complishing by themselves. Clinton Intermediate School parents or students, for • director of Special were ob'tained through a .17 District building. Located on testing and conferences, 14 'Education, seems equally mill levey. Pocuis predicted Supplying sp'ecial US-27 just south of St Johns, carrel-type work areas for pleased with the district's (he levy may go down next education services to the ,lhe new building had its first the special education new quarters. , 'year. area schools is their second, workers, an audio-visual "Before," Scnwartzkopf The Clinton Intermediate and most important func­ occupants move in last week. tion, according ,to Sch­ Once inside the door of the room, staff lounge and of­ said, "We were so cramped School District currently, fices, for space we were all within serves 6 K-12 school systems wartzkopf. ' The ' largest one-story structure, visitors portion of the district staff are greeted by the smiling Stanley Pocuis, District shouting distance of each -- St Johns, Ovid-Elsie, other'.'. Fowler, Pewamo, West­ devote their time to special receptionist, Maureen Superintendent, occupies a education. Haskins, and vivid shades of spacious office with a small ' Also included in plans for phalia and Bath. Thus, the yellow and orange. table for meetings. His pride the structure is a room which district, must fulfill the The district presently Draperies are still missing and joy, however, is the t will eventually become the special needs of 12,000 employs 20 people including due to the manufacturer conference room. district's data processing students. a homebound teacher, sending the wrong color, but "It will enable the entire center. The Clinton and Operation of the district is teacher consultants, a this absence is hardly staff to get together at one Ingham County districts divided into 2 basic func­ speech therapist, school noticeable. The cheerful time," he said, "something share facilities such as a film tions. General operation social workers and atmosphere is accentuated we were-unable to do library and computer ser­ consists of working as a diagnosticians. by a large contemporary previously." vices, with their location in painting, also yellow and Mason. Future hookups' to "You would have to see the these computers will be orange, in the reception old building to believe the area, and walnut trimmed made through the use of difference this new one terminals located in the data light, fixtures. makes," he said.

Hard at work is Maureen Haskins, receptionist at the new facility. Behind her are the ( carrel-type work areas. Fowler News

* Mr and Mrs A G Kaulfuss Clinton County and son, Steven, of Media Pa, visited her mother Mrs Martin Fox and other , News relatives. They all attended the Fox family Christmas party at the home of Mr a'nd Mrs Dennis Fox and family of St Johns Dec 27, Mr and Mrs Marvin Miller SECTION January 17, 1973 and son Charles and Mr and Mrs Allen Miller of Lowell Two of the district's special education workers find Mass, were supper guests*of their new work carrels a big improvement over the Mr and Mrs Arnold Miller B previous lack of space. Wednesday.

Seated'in his wood-paneled office. Superintendent Pocuis'confers with the special education director. .Fulton sets1 . These st ra n g e looking adult classes Adult Enrichment Classes at Fulton Schools will begin .Feb 5. Classes in Art, Bishop Sewing I and II, Bridge for numbers are working Begtnnersj Ceramics, Chess, Community Theater, Crocheted Pearl Jewelry, Double Knits, Family Finance, First Aid, Land­ scaping, Lingerie I and II, Photography, Typing for Beginners, Welding (Wed. 8 hard for both of us weeks), and Wood Crafts will be offered. Classes will be open to all adults and high school students. Second Semester high school completion These strange looking numbers are called "MICR"- The strange looking numbers help you by providing classes in English and Magnetic Ipk Character Recognition - numbers and a greater assurance of accuracy during the many- Superintendent Stanley Pocuis points out some of the Science will begin January they appear on all checks and deposit slips. The steps your check takes from time to writing, to post­ 24th. For further information art work in the new Intermediate School District 1 MICR numbers which appear on your checks and ing, and final filing for return to you with your state­ building. Seated is Larry Schwartzkopf, Director of phone Fulton .High School, deposit slips are yours alone, selected to keep the ment. Along with your name, the strange looking Special Education.( 236-7232. transactions of your accounting equipment relics on numbers also help eliminate errors of crediting de­ electronic impulses for identification and the MICR posits to the wrong account. coding system is its method of recognizing you and Aliens must report your account. addresses this month United States. I DETROIT -- Armand J. Parents or guardians Salturelli of the Immigration submit reports for alien Only those aliens lawfully and Naturalization Service children under 14 years of admitted to the United States in Detroit has again age. for permanent residence reminded all alien-' to report Salturelli urges all aliens (immigrants) and those aliens temporarily in the 2 their addresses during to report before the end of January. January, as-willful failure to Onjted States (nonim­ Cards with which to make do so may lead to serious migrants) who have been the reports are available at penalties. authorized by the Service to III take employment may work III Post Offices and offices V Salturelli cautioned all the Immigration and aliens, as well as employers, in this country. Naturalization Service that the issuance of a Social throughout the country. The Security Account Card to an Diabetes* Unit reports must be submitted to alien is not evidence of one of those offices. permission to work in the sets January The MICR number helps us by allowing swift hand­ To keep these numbers working for both of us it's meeting date ling of all checking account transaction and this, in important that you use your MICR coded checks This is | turn, eliminates delays, keeping your account as cur­ and deposit slips - never lend yours or borrow anoth­ LANSING-The Tri-County rent as possible. They also help us by allowing our er's. Accurate and efficient checking account serv­ IJTnit of, the Michigan equipment to actually read, not only your account ice is assured with the MICR system and those Diabetes Association will i CLINTON NATIONAL "•H "Red" Lundy, 1 number but the amounts of money involved in the strange looking numbers on your check identify hold their next meeting Jan only you, but they shou|d be working h,ard for both 25,8 pm, at Sparrow Hospital transaction after we have imprinted the check or de-{ Week 1 'Auditorium in Lansings posit slip durirfg processing. of us - keep them busy. " Speaker .will be Roger Rerguson.'MD, Department Red is another long-time member of the St.. Johns of Medicine at Michigan business community who has worked quietly on numerous State University. , projects of general civic benefit, and now that he has chosen retirement some of those gdod deeds should be told. Far He will discuss, "All you years he has brought, prepared and help cook the food ever wanted to know, about CUKTlHWIlfllUt for the annual mother-daughter banquet at the United Insulin, but were afraid to g fVJethodist Church and his friendly gestures to community newcomers have been appreciated by 'many. More public ask.'" have been hts participation on such committees as the city Members of the Tri-County park board and the Mental Health Committee, to name just Unit are Clinton, Ingham a couple. For his cheerful attitude and ready willingness to 'and Eaton. participate we have selected "Red" Lundy as our Citizen of , The wideawake bank makes it all so easy. \ the Week. ' e CLINTON NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CO. CLINTON NATIONAL , * Good. v Serving The Clinton Area From Eleven Locations , BANK & TRUST, CO. / Neighbor Member FDIC n , The American Red Cross. 2B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan January 17, 1973 County News editorials Opinions • . and personal views iaMswwHsaaassasssss^^

Clinton County News A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS

MEMBER Between the lities

Harold Schmaltz, Advertising Director Jim Edwards, Editor with'Jim Edwards

tls&gmsmm^ During the past few weeks, Al Kurin and We would like the communities in which Doug Rearick of Pewa mo-Westphalia High there are wrestling and swimming teams to School have been getting ready for the big take in a few of the meets. A little 'en­ event Saturday Jan 30 - The Fourth Annual couragement for the squads goes a Jong way and it helps them to know not everybody is Smile ONE YEAR AGO of the St Johns city com­ Clinton County News Wrestling.,Tour­ nament, ignoring their efforts. '' January 19,1972 mission. v 1 Robert A Gill will- resign The tournament, sponsored each year by While we're at it, a lot of schools have It must be the season. , ; Dr James M Grost of St girls' basketball teams and they wqunldn't his position as personnel Johns has been named chief the County News, is hosted on a rotating' Lately, the editor said it seems everybody doesn't smile manager of Sealed Power of the medical staff at basis. This is the year for Pewamo - mind having a little cheering on themselves. as much as they used to a while ago. ' Corporation on Jan 28 to take Clinton Memorial Hospital Westphalia and athletic director Kurin and Springtime brings with it baseball and He goes around town saying, "smile, smile. Why's residence in Atlanta, Ga, for the coming year. He wrestling coach Rearick are handling the (rack, 2 sports drawing small crowds where he will own and succeeds Dr F W Smith who responsibilities. because they are primarily scheduled in the everybody frowning?" operate a rental complex. has served for the past two The County News staff will be there all afternoons when the adults in the* com­ There's probably several reasons. The Christmas bills Roman Koenigsknecht years. taking pictures, 'gathering results and munity are working. J have arrived, taxes are due, the weather is absolutely was re-elected chairman of The Clinton County helping any way we can, Now, we come around to the County News the Clinton County Planning Sheriff's Department jailed All this brings to mind'the popularity of and our handling' of the sporting events we rotten and there's always the evening news to furrow the Commission Wednesday 274 prisoners, issued 85 wrestling. Let's face it when you talk sports say are not receiving enough coverage. brow. during the group's annual traffic tickets and drove four in the fall and winter, you're talking football We know there has been little wrestling, • Cheer up. reorganization meeting. automobiles a total of 134,413 and basketball. And the newspaper sports swimming 6r girls' basketball fti tne County John Arehart and Barry miles in 1962, according to pages reflect that feeling. News lately. It's not because we don't want^ The bills will be paid somehow, taxes will be over for a Dean display plaques they the annual report submitted Ain't necessarily so, folks. Wrestling is a to print the news - we many times just don't while, the news'can't always be bad and there is a chance received at the annual this week by Sheriff Percy^J growing high school sport. In some areas, receive it, that, someday, the weather won't be so rotten. Bosses Night sponsored by Patterson to the Michigan residents of the local school's community . Many coaches^may have the feeling we the St Johns Jaycees which Sheriff's Association. are not even aware their school has a should call them after each meet or match * Yes, try a smile. If it won't pay the bills or taxes, end the was held at Daley's The annual Clinton County wrestling team. or game. For several resons, this is im­ war in Vietnam or stop inflation, it will, at least, brighten Restaurant, Tuesday, Jan Farm Bureau roll call possible. But, it doesn't end with wrestling. High If we call each coach of each sport, we 11. Arehart received his membership drive achieved school students of today are competing in a this dreary sky a bit. award for being the Out­ its goal of 1,359 families would be on the telephone the entire week, Tuesday, the first time in the variety of*areas that receive very little Each Saturday the County News has a standing Young Educator support from the local community. and Dean received the recent history of the person (me) manning the phone from 10 am HANDY GUIDE organization the goal has It starts in the fall with cross country and until noon accepting all calls for sports Distinguished Service golf. Of course,N)oth are not really spectator ^ to Award. James Becker was been reached before the Jan reports. ^ ' 15 deadline,' according to sports, but participants still deserve If that time is inconvenient the staff is unable to attend the banquet recognition. - ' NEGATIVE THINKING and later in the week was Mrs Alden Knight, county always happy to take sporting results over i secretary. During the winter months, wrestling and the phone during the week. presented the Outstanding shimming teams, compete with a full Young Farmer award by Many results happen early enough in 1. It's been done this way 1for years. 25 YEARS AGO schedule, but rarely" attract substantial advance of our deadline (Tuesday, 8 am) so Mike Palmer, who served as audiences. While golf and cross country are 2. That's been tried before. ' chairman of that award. January 25,1948 they may. be mailed in. 3. Our business is different. There were no changes in not designed for spectators especially, What we are saying - let us know about Dispite the recent pick up the officers or directorate of wrestling and swimming are interesting in economic activity, your sporting event and we'll do our darn- 4. We'll come back to it later. any of Clinton County's six spectator sports. ' dest to see it gets in print. 5. It leaves me cold. unemployment in Michigan state and national banks at moved to a nine year high in the annual meetings of the 6. Let's think about it some more. 1971. institutions held on Monday "If It Fitz . . . 7. This isn't the right time for it. The Clinton County Board *and f uesday of this week. 8. They're supposed to call us. of Commission leadership The drive to finance the- remained unchanged* new addition at Clinton 9. Cost is not important - just get it out the back door. following a reorganizational Memorial Hospital moved ,10. We can't help it. It's policy. meeting Tuesday. Gerald nearer its goal this week as It's not funny, Carol 11. We don't have enough time. s Shepard, who repres'ents reports of contributions Bath Township, was re­ continued to reach campaign 12. We don't do it that way. elected board chairman and headquarters. 13. It costs too much. Gerald Lankford who More than 250 patrons and Editor, Lapeer County Pre« 14. That's not my responsibility represents part of DeWitt .stockholders of the'St Johns II Township and the City of Cooperative Company at­ By Jim Fitzgerald 15. No one else knows as much about it as we do. DeWitt, was re-elected vice tended the annual meeting chair,rnanu„ hj, ,„n.io' held»in<'the company's new When TV. comedians such as ^Carol^Bur^ , Vithe^eaf, falls., or doesn't, , ,, M . 10 YEARS AGO /,. office building in St Johns nettrand. Tip) Conway do.take^qffs pi).old,, 'nJSeez again. Certainly there are' sorne January 17,1963 » people, shuffling to their,rocking,chairs, I., 'yoijnger [ people -WhoVknow this old lady! Saturday. f State direction Last week's -mild tem­ . Members of the St Johns find it hard to laugh. , , m whose,friends are'all'dead. Why don't*they peratures heartily welcomed Chamber of Commerce paid Likewise, it is going to be difficult to write ' call on her once in awhile? Give her some after several days of frigid tribute to Theodore Town- anything funny about today's subject which new friends. of land use weather which followed the bend at their January dinner is old people (excuse me if I don't say Some of the old people renew their sub­ winter's first heavy snowfall meeting at the IOOF Hall "senior citizens." That stuffy euphemism scriptions, and their notes can be poignant, early in December, disap­ Wednesday evening. Mr bugs me. It sounds as if someone might be too. Like this one from an old woman: Hep. Dougl ih Tre/li>e peared over the weekend in Townsend is retiring in April ashamed of growing old. When you consider "Thanks for the reminder. Enclosed find 87tli District the wake of- an icy blast after 30 years service to the the alternative, it is nothing to be ashamed check for $10 for 1 more year. My son came which rocketed in from City of St Johns and the of). last w^ek to get my husband settled in a rest The publisher of my favorite newspaper home. Next year it may be me." If you think the discussions privilege to do what he wants communities are ' doing Canada, bringing hardship Wednesday night meeting with his own real estate. something to attract in­ and discomfort to practically was arranged as an ex­ thought it would be a good idea if delinquent, Ah. Let us hope the son is good for - of changing school financing subscribers received a personal note from something besides transporting his parents have generated a battle over It is ture that, to some dustry to increase our tax the entire continental United pression of gratitude to him extent, this land use question base and provide em­ States. from the business and the editor (that's me), reminding them to to a rest home and then forgetting them "local control" just wait a pay up or become nonsubscribers. Some of except at Christmas. few months. As the saying has already been taken on by ployment, could well be St Johns firemen have professional people of the government. Local zoning designated primarily answered three alarms in city. the answers I've received are a real kick in I hope I'm not boring you young people. I goes, "You ain't seen nothin' the heart. hope I'm making you uncomfortable. And, yet!" > ' i ordinances have been' in agricultural, thus keeping the near-zero cold of the past Special trains will leave St operation for a long time but the present tax burden on few days, but- none of them Johns for Grand Rapids to The most common reason for old people^ before someone asks the sharp question, I High on the list for con­ quitting the paper is they can no longer see, herewith make a confession: There are it is my impression that farmers and residents. resulted in major damage. take passengers to the v sideration during the coming it. Their eyesight has failed. several old people who deserve a lot better legislative session are these are administered Population growth could be City Commissioner Shrine Circus in the Civic relatively loosely and limited in the area because Raymond Kentfield, Jr, Auditorium there on "I've been reading The Press every week from me than they are getting. My wife proposals which would set for 75 years," one woman wrote, "and takes care of those things at my home. She forth state direction of land changes in zoning are quite of a relatively constant job proposed a city income tax Thursday, Friday and easy. Zoning decisions have at the Tuesday night meeting Saturday of next week. always enjoyed it. But now I'find I must stop visits the old folks and drives them places •> use for the entire state. The market or else trans­ taking it. I am going blind and can no longer been made on the local level portation to nearby in­ and takes them gifts. I stay home and do the discussions are sure to range see the print." important things, like watch TV and play from the very basic question • based on such things as dustrial centers will require availability of utilities and Geez. Couldn^t a younger relative stop at pool. of individual property rights major changes. her house once a week and read the paper to 1 streets on the character of What I am trying to say is Use Classified Ads I am among the many who should be versus collective rights to a her? ashamed of the way they treat old people. determination of which leyel surrounding property and on that this land use question Then there are the many old people who the desire to increase the cannot be treated in a Which is probably why I can't laugh when of government can best t stop taking the paper because "I 'don't Carol Burnett and Tim Conway put on handle land use matters, local tax base. vacuum It has to be looked recognize any of the names anymore. Under the new land use\ at in relationship to taxation Where to contact 1 wrinkles and complain about their no-sex city, village, township, Everyone I knew is dead." lives. cpunty or state. „ _. concept, these zoning policies, transportation f shut my eyes and see the last leaf on a decisions would rest on the plans and many other phases It is not funny to be old and forgotten. If all The problem, " simply tree, withered and cracked, but still hanging you young folks will resolve to remember s,tated, comes from the best use for the land, be it of today's living. "• | your representatives on. Alone. Completely alone. No one cares if that this year, so will I. Realization that the amount agriculture, industry, There is probably no 3 of usuable land in this state residential or commercial subject to ,come before the is a fixed amount and will and on general public in- Legislature which will have In Washington never be any more than it is terest — rather than private a greater impact on the i . - now. It then makes sense to — considerations. 'The long future of this state. It is my see that this limited resource range effects of this ap- hopethatwewill take time to is is used wisely. With a rapidly proach could be tremendous, study it carefully and move £ U.S. SEN. ROBERT P. GRIFFIN View from growing population, the It's certain that a strong slowly, analyzing each § 353 Old Senate Office Bldg. "" pressures on land havve zoning plan can direct the change and to preseye a $ Washington, D.C. 20510 multipled and if develop­ economic development of.th e maximum of individual | (202) 225-6221 ment is allowed to take its state for years'to come. By property rights and provide U.S. REP. CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN the Senate normal course, we may end designating areas which can a goodly measure of local (Sixth Congressional District) up without enough farmland be used for industrial pur- control while establishing a 2240 House Office Bldg. By. SEN. WILLIAM S. BALLENGER to provide food, core areas of ( poses, for instance; the totals system of land use controls Washington, D,C. 20515 employment possibilities for which wilt guide this state in cities going tdiwaste while t (202)225-4872 * (tie residents 'move to" the area will be determined, the years ahead. That's quite $ U.S. REP. GARRY BROWN V There's increasing quota aspect of the but the implication, seemed suburbia, thereby using up Our area, where almost all an order. v •:•: (Third Congressional District) ^ , evidence that Americans are Legislature and discovered, clear that something should some more of the productive ;:•: 404 Cannon House Office Bldg. ' ^ becoming slaves to numbers. to his horror, that the bedone to meet the quota. Of agricultural land and the few We're riever far from our Legislature is a "select course, jn a republic such as 1 & Washington, D.C. 20515 . club" With too many white remaining recreation areas gi (202)225-5011 social security number, bank ours tiiere is only'one way to^ blighted by "cottage slums". Questions about deposit number, driver males in proportion to the doit-at the ballot box in free t: j U.S. SEN. PHILIP A, HART license number, hea'lth in­ make-up of the state .elections. , " There is little doubt in my S: * 253 Old Senate Office Bldg. mind that the problem is surance number, credit card population. There was even Unfortunately for the Jews real. Yet, any government- Social Security 8 ' Washington, D.C. 20510 number, ad infinitum. the suggestion that somehow and the blacks, they are so directed solution brings' 8 , (202) 225-4822 the Legislature itself was heavily concentrated in the confrontation with all of our The latest trick with responsible for this sad state southeastern corner of the In Lansing numbers is the "quota of affairs^ state that they have little historical concepts of . Q. tast year when my spouse got benefits before system". That's the idea that property rights. If you own a husband died I started age 65. His most graphic chance of meeting their piece of property, you have someone decides what your quotas. • (\ , getting monthly social If you are going to get the | SEN.' WILLIAM BALLENGER quota of a certain com­ illustration of the conun­ control over its use. If you security widow's payments. raise, it will be automatic in modity is-and you're sup­ drum was that Michigan's But if the ^wprnen' of, want to farm it, subdivide it, |" (30th District) Michigan are truly/'con- / He never got any social" your check on Feb 3. g State Capitol. ' *» • posed to meet it. Sometimes- .female population is a little mine it or develop* industry security benefits. My neigh­ ' it works; sometimes it over 50 percent of the state ^cerned abputy their on it, with some rather g Lansing, Mich. 48901 ,' • predicament, they should bor told me I'll be getting a f. 373-2420 f doesn't. Senator George total and that, therefore, ( flexible local * zoning raise in my check. Is this McGovern espoused the there should be 19 (half of the have only to * organize ef­ restrictions. Generally, it fectively and, prestol, they* / true? |N REP. R. DOUGLAS TREZISE quota system-a quota for 38 senators) women in the has been economics — the would soon hit their quota of ,A. Maybe. Monthly g ' ^(87th District) youth, a quota for blacks, a Senate, But there is none at 1 maximum return in dollars - payments to some aged & State Capitol quota for this, a quota for present--and, in fact, there 50 percent. * - which ;has guided your widows and widowers wiH have been only three in the' Only trouble is, if history decision. | , ^arising, Mich. 4890X that Itworked for him at the increase under the recent | , , -373-0841 Democratic National Con­ Whole history of Michigan. moans anything it won't ever, Ironically, it is the, Very changes in the- social happen. In other words, the 1 REP. RICHARD J. ALLEN vention in Miami Beach, but The writer also noted that government which was set security law* The amount of his victory*there pavedthe "quota system"' is simply Up to protect the Individual the increase depends upon g (88th District) blacks and Jews are, under- another reductio ad ad- gj * Box 119 ' Way for .his resounding represented Tt\eC writer surdum of one corollary of and property rights of all the the age at which the widow It really defeat on November 7, v people which today must or widower first started « Lansing, Mich, 489Q1 made no suggestions about the ' US Supreme 'Court's challenge those rights as getting monthly checks'and S 373-1798 , ' 'Recently, * a* Lansing what should be done to landmark \9^1,one-man, one- \ they relate to a person's on whether the deceased woiks. newswriter delved into the rectify this heinous situation, vote dicision. 'i r ' - " ' * ** - * y i n January 17, 1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 3B ^38£$S£53S85K<^^ The An ounce of 1 Home prevenf/pn 1 i I Economist By Jose' J Llinas, MD Director of Community 'Mental Health Clinton, k By: ELAINE CINCALA & Eaton and Ingham I County Extension Office Sy Indian mental health Making a good marriage better po you really mean what on January 24,1973, 7:00 pm The concept "that every Mental Health Board, v who go though the program is also very basic. you say? Does your spouse at the Commercial National American child should be hear what you mean? Do Bank in Ithaca. The program * educated to his fullest ability THE INDIAN student A number of scholarships coordinator, we felt, should are available to Indian some of your actions say afterwards will be on how and interest is s generally more than words? be able to, first of all, gain students, but a good deal of couples can share a positive accepted. . Happiness in marriage experience in listening and It is also recognized that and maintain the confidence work still needs to be done^to of his own people. get things under control. depends on how effectively a hearing. children, of minority groups husband and wife meet each have more than their share Second, the coordinator , YOU'LL LEARN to ex­ THE OUNCE OF other's needs and ex­ of trouble in securing for should establish a strong pectations. But com­ press your good feeling and themselves a good edu­ relationship with the school PREVENTION municating these ex­ how to deepen your cation. systems, with their ad­ The American ^Indian, as pectations is a major relationships through the first inhabitant of this Prize winner Among the minorities ministrators and teachers; problem for most people. meaningful dialogue. and also with the parents and ^country, should have been Gayle, Desprez, vice Make your reservations where this is perhaps truer Express" the system will portable radios by drawing "Constructive criticism" and other family members. dealt with, more kindly than president of Clinton National to persons using or for Jan 24 before Jan 19, noon than we would care tc^ he was. As he now attempts accept in special envelopes to try to bring a person into believe are American Indian Bank and Trust Co of St. with tear-off receipts depositing registrations slips at: Gratiot Extension Office, Seminars on Indian to understand better his own Johns, presents an AM-FM line with what we think he or Courthouse, Ithaca 48847. children. savings and checking in the "Envelope Express" she should be like doesn't folklore 'and culture, to heritage, he needs help to see radio to Mrs Helen Bohll, receptacle. CNB&T's main The phone number is 875- that his children are able to deposits as well as loan always work in marriage. THROUGHOUT THE enrich / the school ex­ winner of a drawing spon­ payments from customers office is in St Johns and the 4125. The cost is $4.50 per periences of Indian children enjoy their own Indian sored by the bank to in­ But by emphasizing positive couple. This includes dinner nation, the school drop out without the need of teller bank operates 10 other activities and encouraging are of the essence. culture'and tradition, and at troduce a new fast service locations in the Clinton, and the program. Make rate of Indians is higher than the same time, make it in the assistance. As part of in­ each other to grow from that of any other minority Procurement of depository in the St Johns troducing the pew service, Shiawassee and North checks payable to Gratiot meaningful jobs for those society at large. office. Called "Envelope there, a couple can meet County Extension Office. group. CNB&T is giving away three IngHam county areas. life's problems and still keep In the cities and towns of On the menu is Swiss (heir'marriage exciting. steak, salad, vegetables, Michigan, this problem is The Cooperative Ex­ becoming more evident, mashed potatoes, pie and Chamberlain leads call for tension Service has arranged coffee. because, in troubled despair, Garland News an Evening Out for' couples though they don't really feel Everyone is invited and to socialize and enjoy each are asked to take another it is the best solution, Indian Carland's Methodist •an active and happy and other's company for dinner families migrate. up-grading of meat products Women met as Mrs Dale prosperous new year. couple. It is a desperate measure, (Donna) Dumond of rural Mrs Barbara Stewart because they do not have, the highest, and the whole Carland opened her home, assisted her sister, Mrs when they come into the LANSING -- Continuing his Act so that products are nation should be able to Wednesday evening, to the Dumond, in serving refresh­ metropolitan areas, any efforts to bring national considered adulterated when enjoy meat products as good Carland United Methodist ments to the guests. Bridgeville basic' marketable skills. Federal standards for hot •they contain such as lips, as ours. Women's Society of The next meeting is to be It is, of course, a dogs, sausage, and other snouts, spleens, stomachs, Chamberlain added, "I am Christian Service with 12 held at the home of Mrs paradoxical and tragic af­ meat products up to the high ears, eyes, spinal cords, pleased to note that the US members attending. Glenn Brown in Ovid. udders, melts, lungs, livers, firmation to say that the standards that Michigan Department of Agriculture Mrs Glen Parks, the newly Mr and Mrs Everett MRS. THELMA WOODBURY truly first American, the consumers enjoy, cracklings or crackling has agreed to hear and elected president, called the Reneaud of Carland en­ first and for many years Congressman Charles E. meal, and tongues. receive comments • on first meeting of 1973 to order, tertained Mr and Mrs owner of this land, now has Chamberlain has again Said Chamberlain, changing Federal with Mrs Larry Kadolph as Richard Medd and son, Mr and Mrs Bruce Hulbert and family of Stanton, Mr no clear way of making a introduced legislation "Certainly the consumer, regulations to eliminate by­ Vice president, Mrs Louis Brian, of St Johns for an and family, Mr and Mrs and Mrs Glen McComber Jr r living in it. calling for the elimination of anywhere in the country, product ingredients. While I Goodrich as secretary, and evening meal, New Years Douglas Hulbert and family and family and Mrs Eithel various types of animal deserves to be able to buy am hopeful that the US Mrs J.C. Bowen as treasurer Eve. and Mr and Mrs Paul Loomis McComber from Brown's organs from such meat food quality comparable to Department of Agriculture also performing their duties Mr and Mrs Richard Mead and daughters were Convalescent Home were SMALL GROUP products. Michigan's , outstanding will see fit to revise their as new officers for the year. Christmas guests of Mr. and Christmas dinner guests of Sometime ago, the Lan­ and son, Brian, attended a On the opening day of the meat products. This isn't requirements on such The reports were all read birthday dinner at the home Mrs John Woodbury on( Mr and Mrs Glen McComber sing Indian Center proposed 93rd Congress (January 3, just a matter of selling hot ingredients, I want them to Saturday evening Dec 2,3. Sr. , a partial solution to the and approved and placed on of Mrs Mead's parents, Mr 1973), Chamberlain in­ dogs, we're selling, con­ know, however, that I fully file. and Mrs Leo Deming in Mr and Mrs Paul Loomis Mr and Mrs Kenneth problem, by creating the troduced H. R. 372 to amend sumerism; Michigan's intend to keep fighting for Carland, Wednesday position of an American Mrs Larry Kadolph was in and daughters were McComber and son John the Federal Meat Inspection standards in this area are Federal legislation to outlaw charge of the program that evening. The party was in Christmas Day dinner guests Mark of Grand Rapids; Mr Indian home-school coun­ animal byproducts in hot honor of Mr Deming's and Mrs Alden McComber of selor. prompted discussion, by the of liis brother Mark and all dogs, lunch meats' and members present, on the birthday; a chicken dinner I he Loomis family at Port Huron, Mr and Mrs According to figures Now Is the time to apply bausages." name that would t)e given to was served to the guests and Breckenridge. Their Charles McComber of ' reported by the State the Women's Society in the a traditional birthday cake parents, Mr and Mrs William Lapeer, Mr ahd Mrs David Department of Education, Said Chamberlain, "My t goal is to see to it that all near future. decorated with Michigan Loomis and son of Mt McComber of Pontiac, Mr there are in 'our tri-county for homestead exemptions holly was served with ice Pleasant, Va J>pent the and Mrs Glen McComh(.-»H?^ William Burnham in Pompeii. Other callers in the ;. AT PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA HIGH SCHOOL THE DETROIT TIGERS WILL CHALLENGE ' Burnham home were Mr and Mrs Dale Anderson of -» ' • Matches Begin THE PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA FACULTY .IN Auburn and Mr and Mrs Championship Gerald Stowe and family of A BASKETBALL GAME ' Zilwaukee. Saturday At 2s30 PMm Finals Sat. Eve i / Your tomorrow is going to JAN 20 Adults $i Admission $1 THURSDAY JANUARY 25 at 8 P.M. be just what you make it JHr,# xv today. ' Students 50' in the Featured in the Annual Wrestling Tournament will be Bath, DeWitt, St. Johns, Pewamo-Westphalia and Ovid-Elsie High Schools. Winner of the tournament will receive a gigantic trophy to display in their school. Three consecutive DRIVE-IN BANKING PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA GYMNASIUM . wins of the annual tournament gives permanent possession of this beautiful trophy which is donated by the Clinton '.. HOURS County News. * - } Tickets are on sale at: Pewamo-Westphalia Mon. thru Thuri. 8:30 - 5 pm Fridays fy 8:30 <-8 pm THIS AD SPONSORED BY THESE PIRATE BOOSTERS Community Schools, Portland High School, Saturdays «a 8:30 -1 pm Portland St. Patrick and Carson City High 1 School until Jan. 25. DAVARN EQUIPMENT AND SALES WESTPHALIA MILLING ADMISSION ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO Adults $2 TO THE P-W GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. CENTRAL NATIONAL MAYNARD ALLEN STATE BANK - WESTPHALIA BUILDERS Students $1 BANK For fdrther information, call 58/-3281 or BUSHONG'S STANDARD SERVICE 593-2050 ST. JOHNS 4B CLINTON'COUNTY NEWS, St, Johns, Michigan January 17, 1973 State develops egg industry DHIA report LANSING - Michigan Farm Tips poultry men are embarking High Cows completing records for December with records \ on a new marketing venture of over 700 lbs butterfat on q mature equivalent basis. which, shows promise of developing broadened sales Name Breed Milk Butterfat By WILLIAM LASHER opportunities for state- Richard Feldpausch G.H. 26406, - 936 Extension Agriculture Agent produced eggs. Carl Bowles G.H. 23244 The venture involves 891 Jerome Spitzley G,H. production of cooked, peeled 21923 869 eggs for commercial and Louis Schneider G.H. 20215 852 Germination test for soybeans institutional food handlers. S&HFarms G.H, * 21199 812 • Developed by the Kgg Duane & Velmar Green R.H. 22399 797 Due to the Tall weather and saving some of your seed for This is an area meeting Marketing Division of Farm Mervin Chamberlain G.H. 20470 790 the late harvest, the value of spring planting, it would be a sponsored by the Extension Bureau Services, the sale of Russell Ormsby R.H. 18554 789 bin run soybeans for seed is good idea to have it ger­ Service of several counties hard-cooked eggs in quantity Richard Feldpausch NG.H. 2279 777 mination tested to give you a with the cooperation of the doubtful. Because of the orders represents 4 a. S&HFarms G,H. 20536 775 problem of low certified seed better idea of seed viability credit agencies; See -your precedent-making addition Ed Grams & Son G.H. 17881 775 supply and , the doubtful and its value for planting. bank or credit agency for to the traditional method of Duane & Velmar Green R,H 17803 752 quality of bin run soybeans luncheon tickets. Mark Monday, January 22 marketing Michigan-grown Richard Feldpausch G.H. 19555 751 for seed, the Co-operative eggs only as^fresh, in-the- Extension Service, MSU, on your calendar for an Homer Dolan& Son G.H. 17599 747 Agriculture in Action shell products. Louis Schneider G.H. 23205 744 and the Michigan Depart­ Bridgeville Production of the hard- meeting at the Ionia High George Hazle R.H. 19018 ment of Agriculture are By Mrs Thelma Woodbury cooked eggs already is un­ 742 working together to run School Auditorium in Ionia. Duane & Velmar Greem R.H, 18740 s 742 Some of the topics discussed derway at the^Farm Bureau germination tests on bin run Mr and Mrs Henry Schmid Services' egg processing Jerome Spitzley G.H. 18866 731 lots of soybeans. will be: Do you have a Credit Sr spent Saturday and Robert Wilcox R.H. 19521 730 Ability Gap; How is your plant at Jenison and market There is no charge for Sunday January 13th and interest is growing. Prin­ Ed Grams & Son G.H. 18299 731 financial rating; How to use 14th at Pickford with theii George Smith R.G. 15179 719 these germination tests. A a computer in your business; cipal customers of the hard- representative sample of the daughter and family, Mr and cooked eggs are institutional Wyrick Brothers G.H. 20506 716 bin should be brought to'the Dairy rations, investments Mrs Gary Skinner. • and others; Who will control food preparers, such as Duane & Velmar Green R.H. 19947 704 Extension Office 1003 S. Mrs Mildred Lewis has universities; colleges, and Woodard Dunkel R.H. 19130 702 Oakland, St > Johns, to be Agriculture, a look into the future. been a patient at Gratiot hospitals, as well as.food Ed Grams & Son G.H. 21313 701 forwarded to the testing catering firms, hotels, 18112 ' laboratory. A quart is good Also, on the.program Will Community Hospital this Robert Nurenberg G.H. * 701 past week. ,, restaurant suppliers, vend­ David Huhn G.H. 18540 for the sample and it should be dairy, production and ing machine operations, 700 be representative of all parts marketing, Watch those Erval Foster-returned to airline food preparers, and DHIA average daily production December 1972. < of the bin and it should* be dairy costs, and what type of his home Thursday after even the 'school lunch Before shipment to commercial and industrial Breed No of Lbs of Lbs of labeled with your name and business organization is being confined to Carson program. Name customers, the hard-cooked eggs are placed in plastic Cows Milk B'Fat address. best, proprietorship, part­ City Hospital with Clyde I. Springer of St liners in a preserving liquid, 10 dozen to-a box. Stamped 1.72 If you are thinking of nership or corporation, pneumonia the past week.' Johns, vice president of the Jerome Spitzley Holstein 47 47.1 Egg'Marketing Division, as USDA grade AA Fancy Fresh, the cooked eggs have a Kenneth Thelen Holstein 49 43.6 1.71 reports market studies show 21-day shelf life. Frank Rives t Holstein 120 39.4 1.70 sigmficantj>romise that the Dennis Thelen Holstein 97 42 5 1.67 cooked egg program may Commercial customers be able to buy the pre­ Russell Ormsby Holstein 97 42.5 1.67 become a major sales outlet are using the eggs for sand­ cooked, shelled veggs at her Robert Nurenberg { Holstein 54 41.9 1.61 wiches, salads, relish trays, for Michigan eggs. If supermarket. y Holstein 40.1 1.57 and a host of food Nobis Farms 95 projections are correct, the Holstein 56 48.0 1.55 marketing of cooked eggs as preparation uses. The pre- Don Witt &Sons INTRODUCING! Bernard Thelen Holstein 46 40.7 1.50 a supplement to the already cooking saves timeand extra Riley and Olive substantialsale of fresh eggs preparation by commercial By Mrs Goldle Moore Frank Prochazka Holstein 27 36.0 1.48 can become a substantial users who previously had to Marvin Simon Holstein 58 40.0 1.47 Mr and Mrs Ray Moore advantage to Michigan buy fresh eggs and cook Harry Sandborn Holstein 35 43.6 1.46 visited their brother, poultrymen. them in their own facilities'. Laweda Farms Holstein 49 -34.7 1.45 When users are consuming Chalmer, at Carson City Hospital Friday afternoon. "THE MICHIGAN poultry many dozen eggs daily, the industry, following the U.S. pre-cooked eggs available pattern has been seriously from Farm Bureau Services Milk for bottling has price increase depressed by overproduction represents a major con­ venience. in the last few years," "What the price increase Under USDA regulations, DETROIT -- Michigan figures out to be less than 15 Springer observed. at the retail level will be we cents a pound at the retail the cooked eggs remain Milk Producers Association, "Development of a new have no idea because that is level " usable for 21 days after the through Great Lakes- market outlet for Michigan a matter that retailers will TWO date stamped on the Southern Milk, Inc., today eggs may prove to be an have to decide," Lake said. NOW IS IHflMK TO packaging cartons. Actually, announced that the price it FIRM UP TOURPCA important step in restoring "We do know, though, that however, laboratory tests charges Lower Peninsula imtofcRtmi GREAT NEW profitability for our dairies have other cost show the cooked eggs Michigan dairies for milk growers." factors to consider in ad­ Avisittoyour processed at the Jenison used for bottling purposes The newly installed dition to the price of milk and plant are perfectly usable will be increased 30 cents per PCA OFFICE Jenison plant equipment has that many of these other UTILITY TRACTORS well beyond the 21-day limit. hundredweight Feb 1. a capacity of processing costs have been rising too. maywellbethe 40 pto HP and 52 pto HP models (gas Precision draft control 3-point hitch 1,200 dozen cooked eggs a MMPA is .a statewide "We also know that in and diesel) with infinite rate response day, but the first year THUS FAR, Springer says dairy farmer organization mostprofitable Hydrostatic power-steering/ adjust- market goal w ill be 600 dozen Farm Bureau Services plans which supplies milk to'many many parts of the state, Lightning flash shift (8F-4R speeds) only to concentrate on sales Michigan dairies. Great retail milk prices have not move you make synchromesh transmission ableseat, Dyna-LuV clutch, hydrau­ sales per day, Springer said. The eggs are hard-cooked, of Cooked eggs to big in­ Lakes-Southern is a regional increased for at least two allyearJ Planetary final drive lic wet disc brake's 1 peeled, and 'cartonized *in stitutional users and com­ milk, marketing cooperative years , and that in tsome Optionslnclude twin-shaft 540/lOdO !* Big, rear fuel tank-new "walk­ automated equipment under mercial food supply firms, compjged, of dairy farmer areas prices' are, actually ft RPM IPTO and differentia! lock. through" styling the strictest sanitary con­ butsomeday in thefuture the co-ops' doing business in a .lower," ' Big capacity live independent trols. average housewife may also multi-state area. Lake said that even with hydraulics INTEREST FREE an increase in price, milk Current prices for milk and dairy products remain UNTIL MARCH 1,1973 Michigan Livestock used for bottling purposes ON TRACTORS. ' one of the consumer's best range from $6.90 in the bargains. "There are few, if northernmost portions of the any, products of milk's and St Johns Co-op Lower Peninsula to $7JL3 on 1104 S. US-27 St. Johns nutritional value that can Phone 224-3602 milk delivered direct from beat the price of milk, which 177 Graded No 2 the farm to Detroit area GOWER' JANUARY 8, HI7:t HARDWARE AND GRAIN ELEVATOR 190-230 31.90-32.80 dairies. FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES GROSS SALES: $366,358.00 Graded Heavy The price increase applies BOTTLED GAS — PLUMBING & HEATING TOTAL HEAD: 1628 240-260 31.00-32.10 only to that portion of milk A FUELforALL 925 Cattle Sold Graded Lites sold by dairies as fluid milk GAS Choice Steers 39.0048.00 140-185 t ltJ.00-29.50 or cream. Milk processed SEASONS Choice Heifers 36.00-39.90 Sows 350 and under into butter, cottage cheese Good Strs & Hfrs 35.00-38.00 25.00-25.75 and other products brings Stand Strs'&Hfrs 32.00-34.00 Sows 350-600 23.50-25.00 „ dairy farmers lower prices Utility Strs 30.00-33.00 Stags & Boars 23.00-24.25 in accordance with federal Feeder Cattle 30.00-51.50 Good to Choice Lambs milk marketing orders in Heifer Cows 28.00-31.50 30.00-33.00 effect in the state. Utility Comm Cows Slaughter Ewes 9.75-11.50 25.00-28,50 Feeder Lambs 31.00 Glenn Lake, a North Canners & Cutters 23.00-27.00 Slaughter cattle add very Branch dairy farmer and Fat Cows 23.00 & down active president of MMPA cited the • Thin Shelly Cows " Slaughter cattle sold very rising costs of production *• 22.00 & down active from .75 to 1.50 higher which dairy farmers must pay as the reason for the NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEEDS- Good Bologna Bulls than last week, Holstein price increase. 35.00-38.00 steers sold up to $36.50 on the Medium Bulls 32.00-35.00 lop kinds Cows were weaker In particular, farmers are LP GAS WILL DO THE JOB! Light Bulls 31.00 & down at $1.00 lower prices. Bulls being forced to buy larger Choice Veal 62.00-65.50 were very active at $1.00 volumes of'feed due to bad Good Veal 58.00-62.00 higher prices. Feeder cattle weatherconditions in the fall Prompt Delivery 6560 S. Begole Rd. PERRINTON Utility Veal 45.00-55.00 sold at strong prices and which prevented them from 9 • J.D. 95 DIESEL w/16' J.D. m NEW IDEA 208 Deacons 30.00-56.00 calves were $1.00 to $2.00 harvesting their crops, Lake 1/2N-2W -1/2N, \ GRAIN PLATFORM & higher and lambs were about • MASSEY 205 523 Hogs Sold noted. * ' WHITE'S From Pompeii * 4 ROW N. CORN HEAD $2.00 higher. Butcher hogs • CASE-BELT DRIVE TOP PRICE ON HOGS The price increase PHONE 'POMP£ll • M.M. UNI-HARVESTER were $2.00 to $3.00 higher and • NEW IDEA 210 33.40 amounts to slightly less than • NEW HOLLAND 516 W/COMBINE& PICKER sows were $1:00 higher. 200 one and a half cents per half 838-2201 34 Graded No 1 hogs mixed No l's & 2's sold GAS • OLIVER P.T.O. • NEW IDEA UNI-EQUIP. gallon, * **' 190-230 33.00-33.40 from $32.30 to $33.40. • BRADY TANK • 702 Power Unit • 729 Shelter DEALS! - • 725 3 Row Narrow Head SEVERAL GOOD USED • 727 Husk Bed <$* - Save ** AND UP • 722 Shelter Dollars! ** DEALS! DEALS!' , N.H.461 HAYBINE • J.D. 46 LOADER —PICKERS- Early Buyers Can • J.D. 3-14 MOUNTED NEW IDEA SHELLER FOR MOUNTED • OLIVER 4-ROW PLANTER- M.M. 1-ROW • 494 A PLANTER • J.D. KBA 10* DISC " 2 M.H. MTD. 227J.D.MTD. SAVE • 494 PLANTER NEW IDEA No. 7 per ton • KEWANEE12'DISC $^00 • KEWANEE 14' DISC UP TO • J.D. 145 5-16 PLOW DEALS!

* INT. 2 PT. FAST HITCH —TRACTORS— THRU JANUARY 31 ( 3 BOTTOM PLOW J.D. 3020 DIESEL • J.D. 15~H0E GRAIN DRILL Purchases can be made now for delivery • L & R F LOADER FARMALL H M.M.G1000' THE FORD TEAM • M.F. 5-16 PLOW , J.D. 50 next Spring with PRICE GUARANTEED M.F, 1100 DIESEL • J.D. 4 ROW CULTIVATOR M.H. 30. • INT. No. 5 GREEN CHOPPER M.F. 180 DIESEL . wants to play ball with you • TRIPLE K 12'FIELD J.D. B CULTIVATOR " J.D. A • SUPERIOR LOADER FOR FARMALL M Make Arrangements Now By Calling FORD NAA . 'FARMALLH' • 780 AC CHOPPER . Egan Ford Sales, Inc. CLOSED SATURDAYS AT NOON • UNIVERSAL 40 * ELEVATOR ST. JOHNS • 1-ROW GEHL CHOPPER ASHLEV \m J.D. 507 ROTARY CUTTER 224-3234 874-3571 • KOOLS BLOWER '' ', Carson City farm Service 200 W. Hlgham ST,JOHNS •'FORD 3-PT. MOWER • INT. No. 37 BALER JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE "W/THROWER iltsll 208 W. Railroad St. CARSON CITY PHONE 584-3550 •^ . * :h January 17, 1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS/St. Johns, Michigan 5B t-H I S Fowler News AA 4-H Chatter By Miss Cecilia Ttieten >N* Mr and Mrs Martin Thelen attended the funeral of John and family visited her Kerkstra in Grand Rapids on mother Mrs Bertha Wednesday. tn* Rademacher of Lansing Mr and Mrs Richard By JOHN AYLSWORTH Sunday afternoon. Thompson of Lansing were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wills Sunday visitors of Mrs Opal "IM-I--" and sons Mark and Randy of Miller and Mrs Reatha DeWitt and Mr and Mrs Wihans? *- National 4-H poster contest Hilary Miller and sons Bruce Mrs Clare Swain and son Stuart Hazle, Clinton County Clinton County 4-H'ers Traverse City on January 26- motorcycle will be quite and Douglas of Lansing were David were Sunday af­ FOR have an opportunity to 28. The 4-H'ers will enjoy a helpful to the Youth Sunday afternoon and ternoon visitors of Mrs Ella participate in the 1973 weekend of snow-filled ac­ Development Worker in evening visitors of Mr and Krauss. EVERYONE National 4-H Poster Art tivities. Reservations will be reaching more youth in Mrs Arnold Miller. Mrs Richard Stevens and Contest. Posters may be limited to the first 100 Belize where public trans­ Mrs Lula Boak ac­ two sons were Sunday Debbie Thelen made by any 4-H'er or by a registrations. The group will portation and roads are few, companied Mr and Mrs evening visitors of Mrs Ella club or team of members. leave the Extension Office in Vernon Benjamin and Krauss. The County 4-H Council will St Johns on Friday, January daughters and visited Mr Mr and Mrs David R. award $5 to each of the 5 top 26atl0:00amand will return The Bath 4-H Electrical and Mrs Charles Spaulding Schafer and family of posters selected in the about 4:30-5:00 pm on Club has had several and daughters of Lansing Albuquergue New Mexico county contest with every Sunday, January 28. meetings where the memb- Friday evening. spent some time with her entry receiving a 4-H * * * * * bers have learned about the Mrs Ella Krauss and her mother Mrs Naomi Martin chevron shield. The deadline Michigan State University following items: How to take mother Mary Baxter and during the Christmas for the county contest is hosts the 4th Intercollegiate a mercury vapor light apart Mrs Lula Boak called on Mrs Holidays. The family had February 15 and the top five Rodeo Feb 23-25. After a and how it works; studied Lilly Boak of St Johns. their Christmas party at her entries will be sent on to the very successful performance different sizes of wire and Mr and Mrs Clair Thelen home, State contest at Michigan last year, the MSU Rodeo found out what amps, volts State University. The team will be joined by and watts were; made Erron Barks, Clinton County posters need to emphasize college teams from electromagnets, telegraph what 4-H means to the Wisconsin State, Iowa State, keys and conductor sample member or what 4-H is all Black Hills State, University boards. These boys are Agriculture in Action about and is open to of Nebraska and others. The enjoying their electrical everyone. rodeo will provide the youth project very much under the A New Tool advice and consent of the Ten top entries will be an opportunity to learn more leadership of Jerry Reeves. senate. selected state wide and will about the sport, excitement,' ***** Some Michigan farmers During a relatively short be forwarded on to the competition and reward that The Jolly Knitters 4-H now have a new valuable tool period of time, the go with it. There are 4 per­ National Contest to be formances including Friday, members received an in­ which can be used to create a marketing structure for judged by the National 4-H vitation for their officers to better marketing en­ farm products ' has Feb 23 at 8:00 pm, Saturday, Conference delegates in Feb 24, 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm attend the GreenaAcres 4-H vironment and gain proper drastically changed. Buyers April. Coats and Clark, Inc, Club January meeting and ierms of sale through an of farm commodities have Daniel Rademacher and Sunday, Feb 25 at 2:00 who sponsors the National pm. Admission charge is voted to accept it. They also equitable, legal procedure become, in many cases, huge Contest, will award cameras voted to donate $5.00 to the guaranteeing good faith conglomerate corporations $2.00. 4-H youth groups will for the 10 best entries receive a reduced rate of Belize Motorcycle project bargaining and preventing and chains, often controlled M-H BRINGS nationally and one camera and discussed the coming unfair trade practices. by those engaged primarily $1.50 instead of $2.00 for the in non-agricultural business. HRIMDS HERDS* for the best poster with an Feb 24 2:00 pm performance spring achievement in The new tool, the Michigan They are often impersonal International 4-H emphasis, if tickets are ordered in March as well as the Agricultural Marketing and and unconcerned in their In 1972, Clinton County top groups of 10 or more. Tickets Traverse City 4-H Trip. Sheri Bargaining Act, was dealings with producers. In entries won 5 out of the top 11 may be ordered from MSU Harte gave a demonstration recently signed into law by state entries selected for the Rodeo Club, , c/0 Miss on indoor garden.'Charles (hose segments of the food Jeanette Hogarth, 102 An­ Governor Milliken. industry which are contract- National Contest. The State Taitand Jenifer Rose led the The Act, which was in­ 4-H Office stated over 150 thony Hall, MSU, East members in recreation. oriented, contracts are often Lansing, Michigan, 48823 or troduced in the Senate early developed by handlers and entries were received in the Following the business in 1972 but did not receive state wide contest. The 1973 phone 517-355-8400. meeting members ex­ offered to producers on a 1 final passage by the winning posters in the state changed Christmas gifts, "take it or leave it" basis. * * * * * legislature until the end of Well-informed buyers, often will be displayed at enjoyed their Christmas the 1972 session, applies only representing a Leadermete held March 3 & Miss LuAnne Thelen of St party and the breaking of a to all perishable fruits and comglomerate or chain, are 4 at Michigan State Johns and a member of the Pinata made by Julie Tait vegetables. This enabling pitted against small family University. Tail Waggers 4-H Club is a ***** Some guide lines for 4- very proud young lady. She legislation will now be farm producers. . 1 The Ear Floppers 4-H i H'ers to follow include: (1) was informed that her available for the use of This new tool can help put members discussed the 4-H producer controlled Posters can be either second dog "NIKKI" had honor roll and the 4-H Poster producers and buyers on a horizontal or vertical. graduated from the Leader marketing associations that more equitable scale and Contest. Kirk Barnard and qualify under the ac­ However, horizontals have Dog School for the Blind at Robert Balzer plan to enter improve our food marketing more use because they Rochester. Nikki is now with creditation provisions of the system. their entries in the 4-H Act. Shawn Bergan conform to TV proportions her new master in Penn­ Poster Contest. Before the and don't' need remaking; sylvania and was the 3517th meeting, the members Administration of the Act (2) Members can not use dog to graduate from the will be under a five-member worked their dogs. The club Farm Bureau hails copyrighted cartoon Leader Dog School. Our sent 3 dogs to Rochester for board within the Michigan characters; (3) Recom­ congratulations go to Department of Agriculture. the Leader Dog School for mended sizes are 11x14 in­ LuAnne on this ac­ the Blind for acceptance for The board shall be appointed ches up to 22x28 inches; (4) complishment of her dog and by the governor with,.the - new agricultural act further training or rejection LANSING-The Michigan, agricultural producers and Posters should not be rolled for the year she spent in and found the 3 dogs were Agricultural 'Marketing and' in" gaining proper terms of up, and (5) Be sure name, training the dog for the rejected. The experiences DRIVE-IN BANKING Bargaining Act which was sale ' through an equitable age and address of members Leader Dog School for the gained by the members will HOURS signed into law Jan 9 by legal procedure guaran­ doing the work is included on Blind. be helpful in raising future Governor William Milliken teeing good faith bargaining the back of the poster. ***** leader dogs. Man. thru Thurs. 8:30 -5 pm was hailed "a tremendous and preventing unfair trade Anyone wishing more in­ The 4-H Fair bleacher fund Fridays * j; 8:30 - 8 pm formation should contact the received a boost of $5.00 Saturdays «^ 8:30 - 1 pm step forward" by the practices." Michigan Farm Bureau, the The legislation, which was Extension Office. from the Nimble Fingers 4-H Shepardsville state's largest farm introduced in the Senate * * * * * Club and $20.00 from the By Lucille Spencer organization. early in 1972, applies to all Michigan State University Green Acres 4-H members in Dean Pridgeon, Farm perishable fruits and students will present their memory of Don Deveraux. 4- Mrs Harold Smith Bureau vice president, said, vegetables. This enabling annual Little International H clubs are raising money reported on the County CENTRAL NATIONAL legislation will now be Livestock Showmanship toward a goal of $300,00 to "This legislation will serve match the 4-H Teen Leader Executive Board Meeting BANK as a valuable tool which can available for the use of Contest on Saturday, held at the home of Mrs be used to create a better producer controlled January 20 at the Livestock gift of $300.00 for new fair Kenneth Winsor near Maple ST. JOHNS marketing environment for marketing associations that Pavilion at MSU. The af­ bleachers. Rapids. The date set was qualify under the ac­ ternoon program begins at * * * * * May 3,1973 in Maple Rapids. creditation provisions of the *1:00 pm and the evening The 4-H motorcycle The Library Club is to find a Where Prices Are Discounted, Not Qualify Act. Administration of the program will start at 7:30 project in Belize (British chairman for the pm. The college students WHY PAY THE HIGH DOLLAR? Act will be under a five- Honduras) received a boost Nominating Committee. member board within the have one week to prepare in donations from the This was tabled until the "Shop everywhere first, then see Michigan Department of their animal either horse, following 4-H clubs; $10.00 next meeting. The budget for us. We honestly feel we can beat Agriculture. According to beef, dairy, sheep or swine Green Acres; $5.00 Jolly the year was presented and your best tire deal 99 times out Pridgeon, the new Act will for the Showmanship Con­ Knitters and $4.00 from the accepted. of 100. 4 Service Bays for fast provide the family farm test. The first and second Knit N' Stitch Club. This place winner in each species installation. operator with a legal procedure and a voice, class will compete for the Wheel balancing and alignment. through his association, in finals Saturday evening. A Brand new Spark Plugs 694 ea. the marketing of his final Showmanship REVISED FEE SCHEDULE FOR CLINTON produce. Sweepstakes will be held to USE YOUR MICHIGAN BANKARD see which species winner is kPR MASTER CHARGE CARDI Pridgeon said, "We look to the future with a great deal the best showman of the 5 of confidence. We recognize species. There is no ad­ COUNTY ZONING ADMINISTRATION that this landmark state mission charge to attend this ST. JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE legislation has some program. limitations, but we do feel it * * * * * Residential and Agricultural Structures: will be a valuable marketing Entries are coming in & TIRE CENTER fairly fast for the Clinton tool' in Michigan and can Dwellings (with or without attached garage) $ 35.00 ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-4562 serve as a fore-runner to County 4-H Snow Camp ; needed federal legislation." weekend scheduled for Additions to dwellings $ 15.00 Unattached non-dwellings (incl. farm bids.) $ 10.00 Dwellings with two or more living units (per living unit) .' $ 25.00 REGULAR CLINTON COUNTY Major alterations to existing structures *. $ 5.00 ZONING COMMISSION MEETING Commercial and Industrial Structures: New structures or additions over 500 sq. ft $ 50.00 A regular meeting of the Clinton County Zoning corner of said section, running thence South Eighty New structures or additions under 500 sq. ft $ 25.00 Commission will be held on Thursday, January 18,1973 (80) rods, thence West ten (10) rods, thence North at 8 p.m. in the Courthouse, St, Johns, Michigan. At Eighty (80) rods, thence East ten (10) rods to place of Major alterations to existing structures $ 10.00 that time the Commission will act on the following: beginning, excepting a parcel commencing 40 rods West of the East 1/4 corner of Section 20, T7N-R2W, Sign and Billboard Permits:' BATH TOWNSHIP Bingham Township, Clinton County, Michigan, thence North 62 rods, thence West 40 rods, thence South 62 All signs and billboards $ 10.00 A-l, Agriculture to B-2, General Business: rods, thence East 40 rods to point of beginning. A parcel of land described as the West six acres of the DEWITT TOWNSHIP Mortgage Inspections: following described parcel: Zone B-l, Local Business to M-l, Light Industry: To Be paid before inspection , \ $ 20.00 SW 1/4 of Sec. 34, T5N-R1W, S. of M-78 exc. beg. at SE cor. of SW 1/4, th. N, 22 rds, W, 20 rds, S 22 rds, E 20 rds Part of the Sw 1/4 of NW 1/4 of Sec. 10, T5N-R2W, Zoning Appeal Board Hearings: to beg also exc beg 41-1/2 rds E of SW cor of sd Sec in DeWitt Township, Clinton County, Mich as follows: cen. of M-78, E 28-1/2 rds., N 18 rds to M-78 th SW to Beginning at the NW corner of Lot 15 of Forest Hills beg., exc parcel deeded to State Highway Dept. also Sec. 10, T5N-R2W, running thence E. 230 ft, thence N Appeal for Regular Meeting $ 35.00 exc. beg. at a pt. 470' E of int. of S. In. of sd sec & cent. 167 ft, thence W. 230 ft, thence S 167 ft. to point of Appeal for Special Meeting ' -. $125.00 Hwy. M-78, th N 0°19* W 296.32', to cent. M-78 th N 57 28' beginning, being the W 230 ft. of Lot 16 of Forest Hills' E 350', th S 0* 19' E to S In of Sec 34, T5N-R1W to pt of Sec 10, T5N, R2W, according to Recorded Plat thereof Zoning Commission Hearings: beg. in Plat Book 3, Page 17 Clinton County Records & a parcel of land 67 ft, in width North and South directly North of said West 230 ft. of Lot #16. Application for Ammendment (includes zoning change) " .BINGHAMTOWNSHIP f , and/or Special Use Permit: R-lA, One-Family Rural Residential to A-l, The text of the Zoning Ordinance as proposed to be Agriculture: amended and a map showing the Zoning Ordinance as Regular Meeting (each request) $ 50.00 proposed to be amended may be examined at the office Special Meeting $200.00 ^Also, a request for a Special Use Permit for a kennel of the Clinton County Zoning Administrator at the and a veterinary clinic: " f Courthouse St. Johns, Michigan between the hours of M. 8:00 A.Mr to 12 Noon & 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. of any Approved by the Clinton County Board of Commissioners on January 2,1973. •All of the Wl/2of the E l/2of the NEl/4of Sec: 20,T7N- day Monday through Friday. R2W, Bingham Township, Clinton County, Michigan, Effective immediately. ' - ' except that parcel of land commencing Eighteen (18) Arnold R. Minarik, rods South and forty (40) rods West of the Northeast Zoning Administrator 6B CLINTON COUNTY.NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan January 17, 1973 January 17, 1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 7B 1966 after 25 years there. He there, When leaving Hawaii LANSING - The Bureau of average, 4,000 winners of $25 tickets and other computer paid, Harrison said, an similar to the Weekly became chaplain of St John the temperature* was 80 / State Lottery may be able to for every million tickets sold operations are now func­ elimination drawing will be Drawing. All 1,000 balls used Trash can be beautiful Hospital in September 1967. degrees arriving here in real / announce within the next few (one in 250), but we cannot tioning well, he said, and the scheduled to pick the 120 in the Weekly Drawing will Funeral services were winter weather. The trip was weeks the date of the pay claims until they are gap between claim sub­ persons who gain invitation be mixed and only 1 ball will EAST LANSING - The perfectly good sides, By AS A FINAL PART of your get Involved until" people Pewamo Thursday in the chapel of the made by plane from Lansing Lottery Bureau says preliminary drawing which submitted by winners. mission and receipt of the to the Millionaire Drawing. be drawn. Those $25 winners problem with trash has using both of them, you can assault on waste paper, provide a market for hospital, at 22101 Morass, to Chicago on to Hawaii. will select 12Q persons to "We have so far mailed out prize should narrow, "Each $25 winner is whose new number matches recycled products, Mrs. Irene Fox always been to get rid of it. cut your stationery con­ demand recycled paper Pfi. 593-3359 Detroit. Burial was in Holy participate in Michigan's 30,000 $25 prizes, and another assigned a new 3-digit the drawn 3-digit number The problem began with sumption in half. products whenever possible, "By their willingness to Sepulchre Cemetery, Ernest Fox of South State first Millionaire Drawing. 30,000 will be mailed this "IT IS STILL too early to number, which is recorded will be invited to the the first man who flung a Apply a little creatiyity to Miss Field urges. Pressed paya little extra in the direct Former pastor of St ordained in 1916. Tributes were made to the Pewamo was admitted at the Gus Harrison, Lottery week," he said. "Within the predict exactly when we can on the stub of the State Millionaire Drawing, to be bone out of his cave, and it old Christmas cards and paper egg cartons and cost of recycled products, Joseph parish, Pewamo-Rev First assigned as chaplain intensive care unit of St John Lansing General Hospital Commissioner, said the next few weeks we should be conduct the first Millionaire 'Treasurer's Warrant held a week to 10 days after wrapping paper to produce molded produce trays are consumers will be able to Thursday January 4 and Bureau has surpassed the 30- Drawing," Harrison said, has grown as man has im­ Charles A. Wenbery 84, died at St Joseph College in Hospital Detroit, t - approaching the 120,000 (check) he receives," he the elimination event. proved his technology and original cards, decorations standard outlets for recycled avoid the indirect costs of Monday Jan 1 in his office at Adrian, he was later trans­ Mrs Leone II ilia brand t and underwent eye surgery on date neqring for million ticket sales mark figure." "but once the first one is out said. "As in the Weekly 'The site for the first raised his standard of living, and decoupage items, and paper, and 100 percent damage to the environment, the hospital in Detroit. ferred to the pastorate of St John Hillabrandt returned Friday January 5. Saturday which starts the countdown Harrison said the normal of the way, we expect to be Lottery, those numbers Millionaire Drawing or the says Anne Field, family turn paper milk cartons into recycled paper bathroom depletion of natural He was graduated in 1911 Joseph Catholic Church in home Friday January 5, visitors were Mr and Mrs for the big drawing during gap between submission of a able to schedule future range from 000 to 999. There exact Ume have not yet been resource management things like planters for tissue, paper towels and resources and disposal of the from the University of Pewamo. Paul Fox, Mr and Mrs the seventh week of sales prize claim and receipt of the drawings regularly if sales are 1000 different numbers determined," he said. following a 3-1/2 weeks stay Jerome Fox and Mrs Anna specialist at Michigan State seedlings. stationery are now ever-growing mountains of Detroit and received Ills Father Uienberg became in Hawaii, where they visited {December 26-January 2). prize is from two to 3 weeks, continue at the present rate. involved and $25 winners University. Now, the These suggestions are only available. trash this society is master's degree there in the founding pastor of Our, Fox. Sunday visitors were The controlling factor in but it has taken somewhat We anticipate that we will be have a l-in-1000 chance of THE 120 PERSONS who her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Tom Burns of St •$ problem is taking on a new a beginning. With a little Recycling will not be ef­ generating," she says. 1913. He studied theology at Lady Gate of Heaven parish and brother Mr and Mrs scheduling the Millionarie longer than that in some able to conduct several more being selected for the are invited to the big ' dimension: how to save what thought, you can probably fective on a wide scale until "Unless citizens are willing St Mary's Seminary in in I927and remained there 13 Johns and Mrs Anna Fox of I million drawing Drawing, however, is the cases because of the normal Millionaire Drawings during James Hillabrandt and 2 Pewamo, Mr Fox expects to Millionaire Drawing." drawing are asked to attend remains of the limited come up with a dozen it is economically feasible, to do this, widespread, ef­ Baltimore and St Mary's' years. daughters Suzanne and issuance of 120,000 prize difficulties involved in 1973." Harrison said the in person. As in the Super resources we have been so original reuses for reusable Miss Field points out. It will fective recycling cannot be home some time this i awards to weekly winners of perfecting new procedures. Once exactly 120,000 Seminary of the west in In 1941 he became pastor Pam. Many places of in­ week. * procedure involved in the Drawing, however, par­ lavishly squandering, paper products. notpay private companies to become a reality." Cincinatti, where he was • of St Philip Neri, retiring in terest were visited while $25. There are, oh the The validation of winning winners of $25 have been elimination drawing will be ticipants can designate a "Trash is our only growing stand-in or have a Bureau resource," she points out, employee represent them. "and it's time we began to "Each of the 120 par­ reclaim and reuse the ticipants will get a check for materials we have been at least $1000 for attending wasting." and has a chance at $50,000 Two popular movements per year for 20 years," have been the collecting of Harrison said, "and we think bottles and newspapers. that's a good incentive for Miss Field maintains that showing up." collecting is only half the job, As contestants arrive at however. the drawing site and are "Consumers^must also properly identified, they will press for items'made with draw an envelope (as in the recycled materials," she Super Drawing) to deter­ says. "Itwon't do much good mine their contestant if we turn in our papers for number. They get a badge recycling and then refuse to with that number and are buy recycled paper assigned to a chair bearing products. We have to create that number. - a market for recycled Colored balls numbered materials by demanding from 001 to 120, them and being .willing to corresponding with the pay a little extra for them. contestant number, will be placed in the plastic drum "THE DIFFERENCE in Monday Thru Saturday- Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM! used in the Weekly Drawing the price of recycled paper by the contestants them­ isn't really great when you i selves. balance it against the trees When all 120 balls are in saved, the land not needed "Old Fashioned" the drum, it will be rotated to for growing pulpwood, the mix the balls. Gates at the costs of lumbering, and the bottom of the drum will then costs of disposing of the Detergent Florida Best Frozen be opened to allow 10 of the paper -- landfills, trans­ Pink balls to escape into recep- portation and so on." licals (cups) on which the Paper, she notes, is a T T prize amounts are listed. renewable resource rather than a limited one. We can Lux Liquid Orange Juice Applesauce A DIGNITARY will then renew our supply by har­ be asked to begin removing vesting pulpwood which in (he cups from the drum and some areas, such as nor­ announce the winners. thern Michigan, is grown Seven of the cups will specifically for the paper contain balls with numbers industry. which will determine win­ Though the land ,used for ners of $5000 each. growing pulpwood is often One cup will contain a ball unsuitable for other crops, with ( numbers which will natural resource authorities determine one winner of point out that some of the $50,000 (.$10,000 per year for 5 land could be used to grow years). hardwoods, which are much Another cup will contain a scarcer than softwoods and ball with numbers to in great demand for housing determine 1 winner of and furniture. Also, research $100,000 {$20,000 per year for is developing new ways to Kroger Skim or 5 years). '^substitute 'softwoods * for With 9 of ^the'^cups [hardwoods in! constructing Lo Fat 64-Ft removed) onlyl Will remain. *.h,ouses>!i, ,and furniture. Ot Ctn The 111 contestants not' yet STEAK SALE 1 Recycling-paper, therefore, Tha Ftopln Chotca Tha Peoples Chotca The People* Choice Miik :::...: awarded prizes will still be in becomes important in that it U.S. Gov't. Gndad Choi cm U.S. Gov't. Graded Chotca U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice Thousands of Prices Reduced Avondale Kroger 39 the running for the top prize. could reduce the amount of Thousands of Prices Reduced s pulpwood needed to be Sirloin T-Bone or Porterhouse Kroger Buttermilk Tomatoes...... man 5 *» l Hamburger Magic &%, 39* THE FINAL CUP is grown for paper and so allow Steak Ciub Steak Steak Libby Biscuits JfS,. 8* Bush Eatmore removed and the contestant more land to be given over to Discount Prices 6 $ with the number on the ball $«69 $179 Cut Green Beansji ^„6^ l Soft Margarine £S?9 3^*1 growing wood for other $159 Grapefruit Juice ££» 57* Everyday Xtra Low French's inside will be Michigan's Lb • Kroger Kroger Regular or Buttermilk purposes. Lb B Lb • Musulman'i 9-Oz 1Q( Velveeta ffSS 99* first Lottery Millionaire. Recycling paper would Mustard tt Jar 10 Philadelphia Chili with Beans...££„ 59* Biscuits vS?ub« 10 »*« 49* "The big drawing will be jeef , Family Pak Applesauce SK 19' also greatly cut down the Macaroni&Cheese^W The Meal-Maker Kroger Regular or Cracked Buttercrust 20-Oz Wt or open to the public, as are $ Del Monte Cream Cheese...v^a 13* 6 volume of trash piling up Short Ribs ...... 79' Cube Steaks u 1.59 Regular $ weekly drawings, and we around the landscape. About Peaches S&3V Hamburger Helper wuS.48* Soft Margarine Wheat Bread J, ,?., 29* Sandwich Bread«?£i3*' l think it promises to be an 7 Varieties 60 percent by weight of all The Peoples Choice • U.S. Gov't. Graded Choree Boneless FresMEks Log Cabin Syrup me,', Seyfert's Parkay SS_ 45* event Michigan will not soon Tefuse is waste paper, Miss forget," Harrison said. Cut Green Beans ™£n 22* Duncan Hines Potato Chips... $%_ IT Field says, and that makes Boston Roll, Banquet Buffet 32 Oi paper a prime target for 18 Cake Mixes 8KT 29* Quarter Margarine WtPhn citizens concerned about the Lb All Purpose Clover Valley SS_ 17* Suppers 99 Pewamo trash problem. Roast 1 Bisquick S% 55' Mrs Dorothy Parks was an Miss Field recommends a Minute Maid two-pronged attack on paper overnight guest of her son waste: bundle your Hershey's Kandu Orange Juice and daughter-in-law Mr and newspapers for the recycling Banquet Mrs Jack Parks at Ionia. On Cocoa Hills Bros Fleece Liquid Bleach— ^.' 33* Tuesday she will go 'to center, and cut down on your Hershey's 4 011 Fruit Pies... zo-oz ont use of paper at home. As a Bathroom Tissue ^ 33' Fabric Softener WtPkn « Furgeson Droste Hospital 16-Or Ol f Coffee 33-FI Banquet for more tests, January 9 in start, she offers these Chocolate Syrup to Can CI Jumbo Downy OiBtl 67* 8-Ox 1 Qt. WtPhg 10 Grand Rapids. suggestions:* Kellogg's Scott Towels....VT 36* Cleanser Pot Pies.... 0 21-01 OCt Dessert Topping Rice Krispies....™ ^ 43' Dish Detergent Donald Dean Miller born WHENEVER POSSIBLE, Comet WtCan fcJ at the Ionia county Memorial substitute cloth items for Noodles Ivory Liquid..-^', 33' Cool Whip Capsules $ Hospital, Thursday January throwaway paper ones. Hunt's Creamettes ,£3, 13' Contac A 1.57 4, at 3:12 a m. Parents are Mr When you use paper, use it Skin Cream and Mrs Hugh 'Miller of frugally. Tomato Sauce...£Z. IT Pain Reliever Kroger Grange road. Grandparents Terminate subscriptions to Campbell's Noxzema A2, 78* Excedrin JT~ 83* are Mrs Martha Miller and magazines that you don't Pork & Beans...£S* 15* Salad Oil...... M 66' Vaseline Lotion Family Pride Mrs Margret Collins of read and share others with Lyons. Donald Dean has two Breast O'Chicken Purina ' Alcohol ££ 18* friends and neighbors. Select $ Intensive Care...£S 79* sisters to greet him, Lorri other reading matter from Dog Food Sf Z99 Petroleum Jelly , Ann and Connie Jo. The the library shelves. When Tuna .ff£ 38' Tame Upton's 6 s Vaseline i£ 49* mother is the former you buy books, try' to buy Beef Cream Rinse ^ £'i 1.28 Jeanette Collins. them used and pass them on l r Onion Soup £% 34' Alpo JK2 27* Mrs Kenneth Reed of when you've read them. ^Y Dewitt and her son Robert of Even one such reuse is better Tablets Lansing were visitors of Mrs than none. Grace Bissell Sunday, af­ When you write a letter, ' Daytime Detergent Peanut Butter...SS 53* Polident :&%TP ternoon. B Clover Valley take notes on a talk or jot Herrud Roll Welch's Toothpaste Pampers J5»'1.31 Cheer tfff" 4.44 1 Mr and Mrs William little shopping reminders to Smoked Sausage ... '1.19 Pork Sausage.. 69* Detergent Crest J-ffi.72 Janderoa had their yourself, keep in mind that Lb Lb Evaporated Grape Jelly SS 44* Vicks Ice *f 08 Christmas family gathering most paper, unless it is very Herrud Bulk tfflHlgk Carnation Milk..JS 19' Tide SS_ 37' Kraft $ 32-02 COt at .their home Sunday thin like onionskin, has two Fresh Picnics Lb 65' Pork Links .7~T. u 1.09 Formula White & Pink Mayonnaise.... m Jar OO Ny-Quil tK,9S* January 7,-and a gift ex­ Regular & Super Cream ?.....! Ncw Zealantl Fre,n Dove..... S? 17| I Kroger change. Those present were Whole ^^^ ^OB^,# Similac SS. 25* Lamb shouMtr Aqua 260. 35* Tampax ..«?« 39* Kroqer Whole Kernel or Avondale her father Ed Bauer,*Mr and Pewamo, Pert Catsup wtBti J s J Mrs Jim Rohl and family Mrs Amelia Fox ac­ Leg-O- CafeX Lb Cream Style Corn £S»6 «» l Peas A £ 6 «* l Table Napkins ...X' 28' Zest B .17' I'Vt'rYtlay JpRA loiv discount price and Leon Bauer. companied her son and Lamb ...9D Roast All Flavors Tom Barker spent 2-1/2 daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs ri rrvt7f.„thej purpose building wduld,irun, Case, assistant principal, -O-. and Kevin of Grand Ledge celebrate Eric's fourth 313 M. Lansing December 11, 1972*regular "into more money - Jess Parks and Mrs Dora Adults-$1 EVENING TAKEOUT , , Parks have both had surgery recently,-They are reported Students-50«, „ ALL ADMISSIONS $1 Snowmobile Insurance coming along fine. Featured in the Annual Tournament will be Bath, DeWitt, St. Johns, Pewamo- - ( *• • * . ' Westphalia, and Ovid-Elsie High Schools. Winner of the Tournament will receive MORE PROTECTION FOR YOU' This Space a brand new 3 ft. trophy to display m their school. Three consecutive wins of the Annual Tournament gives permanent possession of the trophy which is donated by FOR RENT v *Choice of $25.00 or $50.00 deductible • the Clinton County News.. • * Phone 224-2361 *lnsured for acfual cash value THIS AD SPONSORED BY THESE DEWITT SPORTS BOOSTERS: S *Sleds & trailers may be added for flaftcharge Liability & medical payments (including DRIVE-IN BANKING • you & family) may be added HOURS TERRANOVA'S BILL O'SHAUGNESSEY *Renewal premium is automatically Mon. thru Thurs.,8:30 - 5 pm Fridays fc 8:30-8 pm BILL FOWLER FORD SALES DEWITT PHARMACY adjusted to allow for depreciation Saturdays i 8:30-1pm \ SELECT MOBILE HOMES CARLTON MOBILE HOMES Itfl^H" :'< i CHALET RESTAURANT GENE'S TOTAL SERVICE % Jim McKenzie Agency, Inc. ICENTRAL NATIONAL CULLIGANS WATER CONDITIONING NEWMAN'S SALES & SERVICE BANK' ??? '•'.. IIIHI ??-1 -7-17' ST. JOHNS .*". .•^.'A? - :'.* 10B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan January 17, 1973 Business and Professional Announcements, Legal News Probate Court at 9:30 a.m. in the Probate Will-Nourse February 7 - NOTICE OF ANNUAL HON. TIMOTHY M. GREEN Courtroom , in the Court- •* house In St. Johns, Michigan STATE OF MIHIGAN-The MEETING Judge of Probate ' Probate Court for the HELENA M. BURK a heading be held at which and Election of Directors. all creditors of said de­ County of-Clinton Clinton County Soil Con­ St Johns City Commission Reglstpy n{ Probate servation District. To aU. January 24, 1973 ceased are required to prove Estate of December II, 1972 Library Board, appeared be blown at noon. Motion by Comm. Hannah their claims. Creditors LEAH E, NOURSE occupiers of lands lying supported by Comm, Rand to within the boundaries of the before the City Commission Mayor Wood appointed Alfred Martin-Claims must file sworn claims with 1$ is ordered that on " Mayor Wood called the and discussed the possibility City Manager Weatherwax refer the rezoning request William Fitzpa trick-Final the Court and serve a copy Wednesday, February 7, Clinton County Soil Con­ for property on US-27 to the servation District, notice is regular meeting of the City of the purchase of the A&P to assume the duties of City Account on Lucye E. Long, Execu­ 1973 at 10:00 a.m. in the Pro­ Commission to order at 7:30 • building on the corner of Fire Commissioner persuant Planning Commission for Maud Sharpies-Claims ' bate Courtroom in the city of hereby given that on the 3rd recommendation. Motion trix, Apartment 6, Sturgls day of February, 1973, p.m. Brush & Walker Streets for to the provisions of Or­ Arthur Beckner-Claims Street, St. Johns, Michigan, St. Johns, Michigan a hearing Comm. Pr*esenti Rand, library purposes. Mr. Kuntz dinance #251. carried. Martha L. Brink-Ancillary be held on the petition of between the hours of 12:00 Motion" by Comm. Rand ' prior to said hearing. and 3:00 p.m., in the Smith Grost, Hannah, Ebert, Wood. told the City Commission the Adoption of Ordinance Administrator. Publication and service Robert W. Nourse, for pro­ Comm. Absent: None building was being offered 0252, AN ORDINANCE TO supported by Comm. Grost Hall at St. Johns, Michigan, lo refer the rezoning request shall be made as provided bate oft a purported will, an annual meeting and a Staff Present: City for sale for $30,000; however, VACATE A PORTION OF keol Estate transfers . appointment of a fiduciary Manager, City Clerk, City for property adjacent the < (From records In office of by Statute and Court Rule directors election will be he felt it could be purchased ELM STREET WITHIN' i and for a determination of Attorney, Zoning Ad­ for less. Mr. Kuntz indicated THE CITY OF ST, JOHNS, intersection (if Walker Street ' Register of Deeds) , • TIMOTHY M. GREEN held. The dinner will be & Traver Street to the Judge of Probate heirs. i served in,Smith Hall. All ministrator, the building would need a was moved by Comm. Grost Jan 3: Thelen Clement U - Publication and service Reverend Johannides new roof and other minor and supported by Comm. Planning Commission for Dated: January 3, 1973 occupiers of land who hold 1 recommendation. Motion and Josephine A to Martin H Robert H. Wood shall be made as provided title to or are in possession of offered invocation. remodeling. ' Hannah. Ordinance was Motion by Comm. Ebert carried. and Elaine A Miller Lot 11, "Attorney for Estate by Statute and Court Rule. three or more acres of any General discussion' adopted. J Lot 10 Blk 3 Fowler. supported by Comm. Grost regarding the request of the Mayor Wood read a The City Commission 200 W. State St. TIMOTHY M GREEN lands lying within ^ the adopted a resolution which Jan 3: Herndon, Adeline F Judge of Pr*obate district are eligible to attend to approve the November 27, '•Key '73 Committee;' which Communication from the St. Johns, Michigan 48879' 1972 Ci ty Commission asked the City Commission Local Officers Compensation extended the City Com­ to Leonard J and Maxine M 37-3 Dated: December 26, 1972 and to participate in the Junker property in Sec 33 Minutes, Motion carried. not to blow the siren at noon Commission regarding their mission's thanks and ap­ Wjley E. Bean directors election. A "land preciation to the A & P Store Victor. occupier" or "occupier of Motion by Comm. Ebert between December 25,1972 & recommendation for the Jan 3: Fowler Public Pinal Account 223 1/2 Bridge St. '_ supported by Comm. Grost January 6, 1973' so that salaries of St. Johns elected & Company for its many Grand Ledge. Mich. 36-3 land" includes any person, years of service to the Schools to Fedewa En­ Komlves—Feb. 14 firm or corporation who lo approve the agenda, church bells may be heard to officials. terprises Blk 2 Fowler. STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Motion carried. remind the citizens of a noon The City Commission residents of the City of St. shall hold title to, or shall be Johns. Jan 3: Bloomer, Robert D Probate Court for the Coun­ Will—Brink January 24 in possession of, any lands! Motion by Comm. Grost prayer call followed. Comm. adopted a resolution setting and Gwen to Alpha J .and ty of Clinton STATE OF MICHIGAN-The supported by Comm. Rand to Rand asked that the Chief of salaries of St. Johns elected Motion by Comm. Hannah three acres or more in extent supported by Comm. Grost ) Diana Grubaugh Bishop Estate of Probate Court for the > lying within a district approve the warrants. Police be notified regarding officials 'as follows; City t Motion carried." the "Key ,'73 Committee" to adjourn. Motion carried. ' Brown's Subdv Lot 17,18,19, STEVE KOMIVES, a/k/a 'County of Clinton organized under the Commissioner, $500.00 per f - Estate of' ' Mr. Tony Kuntz, communication. However, annum; Mayor, $600.00 per Meeting adjourned at 8:31 Blk 2. Steve Konives, Deceased provisions of the Districts p.m. Jan 4: Thomas D and It is ordered that on MARTHA'L. BRINK Act whether as owner, representing the St. Johns the city siren is to continue to annum. Lucille L Clayton to Burton C Wednesday, February 14, , Deceased lessee, renter, tenant, or V 'and Ann M Robinson, Lot 7 1973 at 11:30 -a.m. in the It is ordered that on otherwise. Stanley Baird, Ass Plat No 1 DeWitt. Probate Courtroom in St., Wednesday, January24,1973 Chairman, Board of Jan 4: Salpaugh, Marie Johns, Michigan, a hearing at 10:30 a.m. in the Probate Directors, Clinton County DeWitt Township Meeting Gipe; Wetter, Henry to be held on the Petition of Courtroom St. Johns, Mich. Soil Conservation District. Eugene L and Evelyn V Peter Muller, Executor of a hearingbeheldfor appoint­ 38t3 Synopsis of the Regular their next check. > January 15th at 8:00 pm. Thelen property in Sec 12, — February 7th at 7:30 pm. said estate for allowance ment of Ancillary Admini­ ORDER OF PUBLICATION meeting of the DeWitt Set salaries forjelected Parks and Recreation — Dallas. strator. W.W.A. Township Board held on officials that will be in the- Special Planning meeting of his final account and As­ — General — January 29th at 7:30 pm. February 6th at 7:30 pm. Jan 4: Larson, Charles W signment of the Residue of Publication and service State of Michigan, Probate January 8, 1973 at the 1973-74 budget. and Genevieve; < Green, Regular Board meeting — said estate. i shall be made as provided Court for Clinton County, Township Hall, 780' E Discussed Annual Fire Committee — February 12th at 8:00 pm. Charles R and Marian B to by Statute and Court Rule, Michigan. Wieland Road, Lansing, meeting. February 5th at 7:30 pm. Kenneth E Johnston Inc Publication and service Adjournment at 1:36 am. shall be made as provided TIMOTHY M GREEN Estate of Gweniveer Michigan. Budgets are due February Planning Commission — property in Sec 18 Essex. The meeting was called to 15, 1973. February 5th at 7:30 pm. Respectfully submitted, by Statute and Court Rule. Judge of Probate ( Agnes Lyon', Deceased. Jan 5: Goodrich, Sidney M Dated: December 18, 1972 The Court Orders: order by Supervisor Approved all vouchers. Police Committee — Donna B. Syverson, Clerk and Mildred to William M TIMOTHY M. GREEN Emerson at 8:00 pm. Announcements: February 7th at 7:30 pm. Approved by Dale S. Judge of Probate Raymond Joseph Hearing on Claims on and Virginia 0 Price, Cobb Attorney Wednesday, April 4, 1973 at Board members present: Special Board meeting — Transportation Committee Emerson, Supervisor* Randall and Wooll's' Add Lot Dated: January 2, 1973 Corr\ Purves, Syverson, Norman C. Farhat 830 Stoddard Building 10:00 A.M. at the Probate ^8, 9 Blk 3. Court, Court House, St. Emerson, Angell, Kzeski and Jan 5: Pung, MarkjH and Attorney for the Petitioner Lansing, Mich. 36-3 Pline. 417 Seymour Ave. Johns, Mich. Creditors must FCIC swamped with loss notices Daria M to Willard D and file sworn statement of claim The meeting was opened t Lillian C Searles property in Lansing, Michigan 37-3 ORDER OF PUBLICATION with court, send copy to with the Pledge ( of COLDWATER -- The 22 program are literally- by individual underwriting Sec 2 Bingham. — General Harlon Mark, Attorney for Allegiance. Federal Crop Insurance swamped by farmers of all farmers in 8 counties Jan 5: Eldridge, Warren Claims State of Michigan, Probate Fiduciary, 315 North Ball, Approved the minutes of Offices administering the reporting damage or loss on based on actual production and Helen to Robert L and Court for the County of Owosso, Michigan. ^ the Regular meeting of USDA Crop Insurance their corn and soybeans. records. This equalizes the Dorothy L Ritz property in Swagart-March 7, 1973 Clinton. STATE OF MICHIGAN-The Publication in Clinton December 11, 1972 as Jess Bishop, Springfield, premium to risk on each Sec 35 Essex. > Estate of Floyd F. Smith, County News, and notice corrected. , Illinois, Sales Director for farming operation. The Jan 5: Thomas D and Probate Court for the Deceased. Two on County of Clinton according to court rule. There were no other the Government "All-Risk" producer may be benefitted Lucille L Clayton to Clayton It is Ordered that on the Dated: January 10, 1973. communications beside the Insurance Corporation by a lower premium rate or Corporation Lot 84, 85 Estate of 21st day of February, 1973, at ones that had been mailed to Dean's List CLARE L. SWAGART TIMOTHY M. GREEN, announced that over 6,000 higher yield guarantee. Boichot Ac No 3. 10:00 A.M., in the Probate Judge of Probate. all Board members. KALAMAZOO -,- The farmers have reported The Federal Crop In­ Jan 8: Porter, Ronald L Deceased Courtroom in the City of St. The Fire report was given Dean's List for the Fall probable loss on their crops. It is ordered that on By: Helena M. Burk surance Corporation/ an and Jamie R to L S Roe and Johns, Michigan a hearing Register of Probate by Pline. Approved purchase Semester, 1972 has been Two good weeks of harvest agency of the United States Kathryn Ann Scott Lot 1 Wednesday, March 7, 1973 be held on the petition "of radio equipment for a total announced at Nazareth weather would salvage much Department of Agriculture, f at 9:30 a.m. in the Probate Attorney: Lookout Acres. Cozie J. Smith for probate of HARLON MARK, cost of $1,115.00. Fire College in Kalamazoo. of the corn but many acres of offers All-Risk protection on Jan 8: Caesar, Carl C to Courtroom St. Johns, Mich, a purported will, for grant­ 315 North Ball Street Department will sell the Among the 152' students soybeans will never be farm crops. Coverage is Williams Bros Asphalt a hearing be held at which ing of administration to the Owosso, Michigan 48867 38t3 Parks Department two qualified for the list, having harvested. provided against all , Paving Co property in Sec 15, all claims against said es­ Executrix named, or some lengths of hose for $10.00. earned an overall grade All policyholders who gave .unavoidable causes of loss Lebanon. ' tate will be heard and heirs other suitable person, and Appointed members to the ORDER OF PUBLICATION point average of 3.3 or better notice of loss should report to resulting from adverse >\ Jan8: Wheeler, F Adelbert will be determined. Credi­ for a determination of heirs. Buildings Needs Committee. (from a possible 4.0) were their county office as soon as weather, insects,<-..; and** ' — General 1 i and Hele,^ to Richard.?and- tors" must file sworn claims Publication and service % •'"Planning Commission Linda Willette, 203, St Johns each unit is' harvested/' * -disMe^during IhVgrcWmf^? Janet^ M^Abbott Lot 124 with the Court and serve a shall be made as provided by State of Michigan, Probate minutes were given by Court for the County of and Irene PHhe, 10388 Maple The 1973 Crop Insurance season. ' *; Geneva Shores No 1. copy on Lillian Swa'gart, Ad­ Statute and Court Rule. Purves. Recommended Road, Pewamo. Premium Rates and All people desiring in^ * Jan 8: Heeney, Paul R and Dated: January 12th, 1973. Clinton. approval of rezoning and ministratrix, 600 S. Clinton Estate of Irene H. Reed, Coverages are on file. In the formation about this USDA Barbara J to Robert M and Avenue, St. Johns, Mich. TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Special Use permit for 12451 interest of fiscal respons­ program should contact Betty J Dilday property in Judge of Probate. Deceased. , US 27 (DE170-A1) from B-l 48879. prior to said hearing It is Ordered that on ibility, there will be limits their office at Federal Crop Sec 36 Olive Sec 31 Victor, Publication and service HUDSON E, DEMING to M-l. Appointed Carr Ovid-Elsie of expansion in 1973., Ap­ Insurance Corporation, i* Jan 8: Knight Frank and Attorney for Petitioner Wednesday, March 28th, Baldwfn to the Commission. shall be made as provided 1973, at 9:30 A.M., in the plications are being taken on USDA, Route 5, West Marguritte to Robert J and by Staute and court Rule. Box 87, 200 South Bridge Member of the Planning a first come basis, Chicago Road, Coldwater, Betty L Holmes property in ' Street Probate Courtroom in the Commission should attend GAA defeats TIMOTHY M GREEN Courthouse in St. Johns, > Federal Crop Insurance is Michigan 49036. Telephone Sec 34 Bengal. Judge of Probate Grand Ledge, Michigan. 38-3 CAPACOG^ meeting on making a big step forward 517-278-2068. Jan 8: Kiebler, Ronald L Michigan a hearing be held January 17th. Dated: December 19, 1972 at which all creditors of said Corunna and Nancy K to George and ORDER OF PUBLICATION Police report was given by James A. Moore ( deceased are required to OVID-ELSIE - Ovid-Elsi» Mary M Ridge Lot 229, Attorney for Estate — General Corr. Approved School Assessors Plat. State of Michigan, Probate prove their claims. Creditors GAA cagers returned to P-VV offers 115 E.Walker St. must file sworn claims with Crossing Guard subs. Denied action Wednesday night, Jan 8: Ridge, George and Court for the County of a request from William A. Mary M to Wilbur E and' St. Johns, Michigan 36-3 Clinton. the Court and serve a copy traveling lo Corunna for on Iwin E. Reed, Executor, Bart to ricle with the Police their 3d conference game Marcia G Wilson Lot 229, Estate of Carolyn Hayes officers. adult education Assessors Plat, Godreau, a/k/a Caroline E. 3386 N. Hollister Road, and came away with a 40-19 R F.D., Ovid, Michigan prior "• Transportation report was victory. Jan 8: Fox, Charles C and Will Dyke—February 7 Godreau, Deceased. given by Kzeski. Discussed The Pewamo-Westphalia The final course offerings Frances to Jimmy Ray and STATE OF MICHIGAN-The It is Ordered that on to said hearing. Their record is now 2-2-1 in Schools will offer an Adult and the evening that is more Publication and service the roads that have been conference play. Holly J Stacy Lot 4, Blk 21, Probate Court for the Wednesday, February 15, closed. DeWitt Excavating Education Program during convenient for everyone will Fowler. / 1973, at 9:30 A.M., in the shall be made as provided by Pacing ' the varsity was the second semester this be determined during or County of Clinton Statute and Court Rule. has hired a new foreman. BE Jayme Bowles with 12 points Jan 9: Thornbury, Bar­ Estate of c Probate * Courtroom St. SURE THAT YOUR year. Registration will take after registration. The bara M to William A and Johns, Michigan a hearing Dated: January 10th, 1973. while Karen Francis had 11 place Monday evening, Jan course offerings, and fees BERYL V. DYKE TIMOTHY M. GREEN, VEHICLE REGISTRATION and Joanne Galeska had 7. Judy E Johnson, Lot 16, 17 Deceased be held on the petition of HAS 19 FOR THE COUNTY. 22, at 7 pm in the high school are listed below. Those in­ Covert's Woodland Acres. Clark E. Ha mp for ap- Judge of Probate. High scorers for Corunna library. terested in any of the It is ordered that on Febru­ ROBERT H. WOOD 70% of this fee goes back to were Dvork 7 and Minarik 6. Jan 9: Keilen, Herbert A ary 7, 1973 at 9:30 a.m. In pointment of an ad- the county. following courses,^ 'register . and Jeannette M to Victor F , ministrator and deter­ Attorney for Estate , The junior varsity lost a Most classes will be of­ Jan 22, at 7 pm in the high the Probate Courtroom St. 200 W. State Parks and Recreation close contest to Corunna 10-7, fered once a week for 10 1 and Jane I Voisinet property Johns, Michigan ahearingbe mination of heirs. report was given by school library. i , •*- in Sec 26 Westphalia. Publication and service St. Johns, Michigan. 38t3 with Cindy Francis, Michele weeks, each session .lasting Course FEE r held on the petition of Emerson. The cost of a pay Haynes, Bonita Larsen each two and one-half hours. Charles W.Holland for Pro­ shall be made as provided by ORDER OF PUBLICATION phone outside the Township Government None • LEGAL NOTICES getting 2 points. Deb LePard US History „ None bate of a purported will and Statute and Court Rule. — General. Hall will be obtained by next added 1 point. The government and US Dated: January 12, 1973. State of Michigan, Probate meeting. Discussion took history courses may be used Bookkeeping $12:00 ORDER OF PUBLICATION Codicil, for granting of , TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Ovid-Elsie returns to'^the Bishop Sewing I '12.00 ^ administration to the ex­ Court for the County of place about the skating court Jan 18, traveling to for credit toward a high — General \ Judge of Probate. Clinton. supervisor's salaries. school diploma. Other Bishop Sewing II 12.00 1 State of Michigan, Probate ecutor named, or some other WALKER & MOORE Owosso. t Cake Decorating 12.00 Estate of Matie Ostrander, Residents of Capitol Ovid-Elsie varsity coach, courses in general will be Court for the County of suitable person, and for a By: Jack Walker taken for enrichment- only. Drafting ,12.00 determination of heirs. Deceased. Trailer Park complained Mary Nutter, said the girls Clinton,. Attorney for Estate It is Ordered that on about • receiving' sewer Exceptions may be made in Electronics 12.00 Estate of Nellie Brown Publication and I service 115 E. Walker Street play an exciting brand of ball Home Mechanics 12.00 Wednesday, March 28, 1973, billings..^There is nothing and would enjoy having a individual cases. For Pearson, Deceased. shall be made as provided by St. Johns, Michigan. 38-3 at 10:00 A.M. in the Probate that the Township Board can example, "a welding course Knitting . 12.00 It is Ordered that on Statute and Court Rule. larger fan turnout at the Metal -Shop (Welding •& - Courtroom / St Johns, do about this. The sewer games. could be taken for high Wednesday, March 28th, , TIMOTHY M GREEN ORDER OF PUBLICATION v school completion, under Lathe Work) 12.00 — General. Michigan a hearing be held department was informed by 1973, at 9:30 A.M., in the Jmjge of Probate at which all claims against the owner to send the billings Take time to be friendly- certain conditions. Details Sewing for Children ' 12.00 Probate Courtroom in the State of Michigan, Probate may be obtained the night of Typing 12.00 Dated: December 28/ 1972 Court for the County of said estate will be heard. to the tenants. it's the highway to real Courthouse in St. Johns, F.M, Lewis Creditors must file sworn There was a discussion on happiness. * registration. Wood Shop 12.00 > Michigan a hearing be held Clinton. Attorney for the Estate Estate of Carleton E. claims with the Court and the Cooper Drain. Chapman, atwhich-all creditors of said 103 East State Street serve a copy on William should be sent' a letter deceased are required to *Sauber, Deceased. St. Johns, Mich. 36-3 The Court Orders hearing Clark, Administrator, 303 requesting the benefit area prove their claims and heirs Robbins Street Owosso, and cost. Other areas where' will be determined. on claims and determination of heirs on Wednesday, Michigan, 48867, prior to said culverts should be installed Business Directory Creditors must file sworn Guardian hearing. was discussed. ' Pratt-January 31, 1973 • March 28,1973 at 10:30 A.M. claims with the Court and Publication and service Appointed Board of serve a copy on Glenn STATE OF MICHIGAN-The at the Probate Court, Courthouse, St Johns, Mich. shall be made as provided by Review members. Pearson, R.F.D. DeWitt, Probate Court for the County Statute and Court Rule. Approved hiring Meierson Michigan, prior to said of Clinton Creditors must file sworn • Dated: January 8t 1973 Co to do the Personal AUTOMOTIVE FARM SERVICES HARDWARE hearing. Estate of > statement of claim with court, send copy to Dorothy TIMOTHY M. GREEN Property statements this Publication and seryice RICHARD HAROLD PRATT • Judge of Probate year. For the BEST BUY In GOWER'S HARDWARE. shall be made as provided by ' Minor Ef Sauber, Fiduciary, 203 Purina Feeds t East Oak Street, Ovid, Jay M. Terbush, Jr ' Approved the tap-fee New & Used Chevrolets and Statute and Court Rule. It is ordered that on Michigan. Attorney for Estate charges for two-family See, Means S S S in Your Pocket Dated: January 8, 1973. Wednesday, January 31,1973 Publication in Clinton 208-9 Slate Savings Bank duplex. EDINGER & WEBER Mathews -Elevator Co. GRAIN ELEVATOR TIMOTHY M. GREEN, at 10:00 a.m. in the Probate Bldg Tabled a .Liquor License Grain—Feeds—Seeds County News, Inc, and notice FOWLER ' Phone 582-2401 BOTTLED GAS JUdge of Probate. Courtroom St, Johns, Mich, according to court rule. East Main Street request from Joe DeRose. FOWLER ROBERT H. WOOD a hearing be held on the pe­ Owosso, Michigan 48867 38-3- Discussed numerous items Cylinders or Bulk Date: January 8, 1973 Eureka ) ^ Attorney for Estate tition of Ellen Marie Griffin TIMOTHY M. GREEN with the Township Attorney.' 200 W. Stqte, for appointment of a Guar­ Adopted a resolution to CREDIT BUREAU Phone 224-2695 -* Judge of Probate Be a Partner Phone 224-2953 St. Johns, Michigan. 3713 dian for the purpose of con­ By: Helena M, Burk, amend the resolution setting t 'up the Planning Com- NOT JUST A CUSTOMER CLINTON COUNTY senting to adoption of said Register of probate Buy the Co-op Way' F,lnal Account * minor. ' ^ Attorney: missjon. CREDIT BUREAU INSURANCE Long—March 28 Publication and service shall Gerald J. McClear Reviewed the proposed FARMERS'. CO-OP STATE OF MICHIGAN - The , be made as provided by Sta­ Mattheyfe Building By-Laws foe. Committees FOWLER Phone 582-2G61 Phone 224-2391 . - L- f Probate Court for the Coun­ + and ^Commissions. * Complete^ Insurance Service tute and Court Rule. Owosso, Michigan 38-3 Credit' Reports Collections • ty of Clinton TIMOTHY M GREEN Discussed what to do with Since 1933 '* ihe Revenue Sharing money. FARM i Estate of Judge of Probate Help it. AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE ' MELVIN E. LONG! A/K/A Tabled any action, " DRAINAGE FOR YOUR LISTING IN THE FIRE INSURANCE .Dated{December 27, 1972* Reviewed the. quarterly M.E. LONG, A/K/A MEL­ F.M. Lewis GENERAL CASUALITY VIN EVERETT LONG, r report. < ( JAMES BURN HAM Builnm Directory Attorney for Petitioner Work The raise approved at Phone St. Johns 2Z4-4M5 J Allaby-Brewbriker, Int. Deceased 103 East State Street It is ordered that on 1 Thti American Red Cross. Annual meeting for the two R-J, St. Johns Phoiift 824-8361 Over Gamble^tore" ^ St.- Johns, Michigan 36-3 Police officers will be in Wednesday, March 28( 1973 ,StL Johns ' Phone 224-3258^ ) * January 17, 1973 CLINTON COgNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 11B Ferris honors Clinton area bowling top students t COMMERCIAL LEAGUE * Betty Martin * 557; Team S. Bunce, L. Hopp, D, Pease Hep Cats 32 32 Glen Pearson 236; Gary May W L High Game, Curley Q 879; 5:7; L. Langlois, B. Dicken, Balls & Chains 31-1/2 32-1/2 218; John Schumaker 204; BIG RAPIDS -- Ferris, Daleys , 34 23 Team High Series, Curley Q' L. Hopp 3-10; L. Langlois 2-7; Top Cats 31 33 Dale Mitchell 205; Betty State College has honored 1277 students for scholastic Brunos 31 26 2459. , R. Myers 5-10; J. Pease,4-7; Fearless Four 29-1/2 34-1/2 Martin 246; Jerry Brock- Margarine OTHER HIGH SERIES -*- • F. Pease 5-6-10. AHey-oops 29- 35 myre 223. excellence during tHe fall Rehmann's 29-1/2 27-1/2 quarter by naming them to High School Milk - ' Demmer's 29 28 Jean Heathman 516. Happy Hustlers 29 35 Candy Treat CONVERSIONS — Maxine TEN PIN KEGLERS Humdingers 26-1/2 37-1/2 SHIRTS' & SKRITS the Academic Honors List, Schmitts 29 28 W L Dr James V Farrell, vice Dry Dock' 29 28 Smit 3-10; Rosemary Allaby W L Men Ind High Game, Ted Tuesday, Jan 23 5-10; Karin Bargar 2-7; Jan Silvestri 256; Men Ind High TheP.B's 8-1/2 3-1/2 ' president for academic Sloppy Joes Gallaways 28 29 American Legion 7 1 . Dunkel Plb&Ht 7 5 , Fulton Redwing Lanes 28 29 Driscoll 3-10. Series, Ted Silvestri 616; affairs has announced. French Frys - Senior High Masarik's Shell- 7 1 Team High Game, Alley- Kelly Tires 6-1/2 5-1/2 Potato Chips - Junior High Road House . 27 30 TUESDAY TEATIME Daley's ' 6 2 Guy's Sunoco Serv Representing Clinton School Menu Sprite 27 30 LEAGUE oopsj682; Team High Series, County are: Lettuce Salad Allaby & Brewbaker, Inc. AHey-oops 1825; Women 6-1/2 5-1/2 1/2 pint Milk StrouseOU 25-1/2 31-1/2 W L 5 3 Cen Nat Bank 6-1/2 5-1/2 MONDAY Aloha 25 32 High Series, Julia Silvestri Kathy L. Davis, Randall J. Cherry Crisp Arts Refinery 7 1 Bruno's 5 3 Coldstream, 6 6 Davis, DeWitt. Sloppy Joes s Ind High Game, Ross FurmanRltyCo 6 2 526; Women High Game, t - School Made Buns EJ's Standard 4 4 Julia Silvestri, Albertine Slap Shots 6 6 Julie M. Aldrich, Elizabeth Wednesday, Jan 24 ^ Myers 234; Ind High Series, Gratiot Farm Sup \ 6 2 Hallenbeck's Const. 4 4 Patterson & Sons ' 6 6 Corn ' Bill Haps 615; Team High .Schmidt, Diane Hopp 190. A. Ensign from Elsie. Goulash E-Z-Flo Chem 5 3 Clinton National Bank 4 f 4 Lucky Wonders 6 6 Terri L. Bunce, Chris M* Applesauce' Game, Brunos 945; Team S&H Farms 5 3 Peas Milk' McKenzie's Ins. 3 5 MalTai 4-1/2 7-1/2 Kramer, Arthur T. Mahar, Cabbage Salad High Series, Brunos 2744. Cen Nat Bank 4 4 Hub Tire Center 2 6 DREWRYS CLASSIC Dry Dock'D Lounge and Eugene S, Patterson of TUESDAY HONOR ROLL — E. Vals Pizzeria 4 4 LEAGUE 1/2 pint Milk Beef Gravy * Julie K l 7 4-1/2 7-1/2 St Johns. Cinnamon Roll Feldpausch 215-222; Milb Redwing Lns 3 5 Parr's'Rexall Drugs 0 8 W L Whipped Potatoes ' Rowell 222-201; Lin Lade Paradise Rd & TV 3 5 Odd Couples 41-1/2 22-1/2 Balyke Farms 4 8 To be named to the Green Beans High game Individaul, Ind High Gam.e Rick Thursday, Jan 25 211; BruceThelen209; Rollin Randolphs 2 6 Shirley Bailey 217; High Sparemakers 40-1/2 23-1/2 Academic Honors List a Peaches Dunkel 206-226; 'Dick Urban Aloha-Drive In •!• 6 1 Gamblers 37-1/2 26-1/2 • Snyder 216, Kay Penix 196; student must earn at least a Escalloped potatoes and Bread and Butter three games Ind., Kay Penix Ind High Series, Rick Snyder 210; Rf Upton 202; Bill Haps Clinton Mach Co 1 7 Mamas & Papas 37 27 3.25 average on a 4.0 basis Ham , Milk 557; High games team, 603, Marge Schulze 524; Parsley Carrots 200-221; Chas Hankins 213- High game ind, Ruth Allaby & Brewbaker, Inc Halfways 35 29 and carry a full academic WEDNESDAY 203;,R. Kridner 204; Rich Nostrant 219; High three Underdogs 32 32 Team High Game, Guy's load. A full load is defined as Crushed Pineapple Hot Dogs on Buns 970; High three games team, Sunoco Service 1982; Team Roll & Butter Snyder 203; Jon Tatroe 210; games ind, Ruth Nostrant Allaby & Brewbaker Inc Four Strikes 30-1/2 33-1/2 14 quarter hours of credit. with trimmings Ross Myers 234-215; D. 584; High games te'am, Wildcats 30 34 High Series, Mai Tai 697. 1/2 pint Milk Baked Beans * 2634. Brownie Moore 223; Rod Stufin 204; Furman Realty 908; High Other high games and \ Splits & Mrs 29 35 Jello w/o-fruit on Ray Kentfield 202; L. three games team, Art's Lost Cause 27 37 Local officials may sign up Lettuce series: J. Murray 212; 550; Friday, Jan 26 . Kentfield 201. *. Refinery 2523. A. Hatta 208, 515; S. Bailey Four Pros 25 39 Milk HONOR ROLL — Ruth Last Chance 19 45 Pizza THURSDAY NIGHT HAWK 544; S. Gavenda 504; H. for Civil Defense seminars Corn Nostrant 219-201;HildaChant Cornwell 212. High Game, The Pizzaburgers W L 203; Sharon Ludwick 201; Sparemakers 870; High Fruit Mold Peas Splits converted: J.' 1/2 pint Milk , Legion 39 18 Jean Heathman' 203; Joyce Series, The Odd Couples EAST LANSING--A series The in-service training is Pineapple Upside Down McKenzie's 36 21 Henning 5-10,3-10; G. Wright 2389. Peanut Butter Cookie Dush 211; 500 series, Joyce 3-10; S. Fongers 3-7; J. of .three-day seminars to being provided through a Cake Beck's 36 21 Dush 535; 'Donna Humenik HONOR ROLL -? M train local civil defense special contract with the US Milk G and I^ 36 21 Rogers5-7; F. Halitsky 3-6-7; Jackson 214-208-597; J Horn 544; Jean Heathman 542; J. Murray 3-7-10. officials concerning natural -Defense Civil Preparedness FRIDAY Zeeb's 34 23 Florence Masarik 557; Jean 235-564; L Wilcox 521; J disasters has been an­ Agency, formerly called tHe Elementary- Macaroni and Cheese Coca Cola 29-1/2 27-1/2 Bradley 501; Ruth Nostrant Paksi 507; W Wright 217-557; nounced by the State Police Civil Defense Agency.' Spinach Egg Station 27 30 584; Arlene Smith 523. FIRST MGHTERS L Craven 225-558; J Ademec emergency services Waldorf Fruit Salad Hettler's 26-1/2 30-1/2 W L 203-566; E Wreggelswc-rth Tuesday, Jan 23 Splits converted - 3-10 A division. BBQ Ha'mburger Bread and Butter Dunkel's 25 32 Smith ,& J-Woodhams; 4-9 S Dog & Suds 50 18 217-583; Women's - S Page Local officials are advised Liaison here Milk Randolph's 22 35 Lewis Hardware 49 19 184-500; D Wright 177-457; P French Fries Peterson; 4-6-10 Ann that advance reservations Buttered Corn Shell 19 38 Walker; 5-10 Phyllis East- Lantermanlns 40-1/2 27-1/2 Sipkovsky 193; M A Horn are necessary and may be Congressman Elford A. St Johns Oil 12 45 Citgo 38 30 166; D Wilbur 187-476; M Hamburger Bun State sets ment; 2-7 Donna Shane; 6-7- ^made through the State Cederberg's liaison, Ronald Margarine Ind High Game, 5. Corn- 10 M Rademacher; 4-10 Simon Realty 37-1/2 30-1/2 Fitzpatrick 171-461; D Police emergency services W. Stolz, will be visiting well 228; Ind High Series, J.* Nick's FrMkt 37 31 Holland 155; J Hagerty 161; Milk Doris Swatman. division at East Lansing.' Clinton County to discuss Cookie auto auction Anderson 580; Team High Carlings 31-1/2 36-1/2 B Rouse 163; S Donaldson The first will be at the federal matters with local A number of elected of­ Game, Legion 921 Team 5-PIN LEAGUE Andys IGA 29 39 150; D Attenberger 164. Holiday Inn at Sotithfield Jan residents. ficials' automobiles, in­ High Series, Legion 2624. Hub Motel 29 39 Wednesday, Jan 24 „ W L 10-12, the second at the Stolz will be at the court­ Turkey w/Gravy cluding 1971 Oldsmobiles and HONOR ROLL - S. Levey's Jewelers 48 16 Homeliters 25-1/2 42-1/2 REDWING LEAGUE Hospitality Inn at Lansing house in St Johns Monday, Mercury Marquis Cornwell 228; P. Bishop 224; Mashed Potatoes 4-P's 38 26 D &B Party Shoppe 22 46 W L Jan 31-Feb 2, and the third at Jan 22 from l pm to 3 pm. Buttered Carrots broughams, will be among i D. Pease 219; L. Neller 205; -Alley Cats 36 28 Beck's Farm Mkt 15 53 Higgins Lake Conservation Cederberg reminds those more than 120 State-owned ' T. Bullard 200; G. Snyder WPA 53 23 Bread Sand baggers 36 28 High Game Team, King Pins 52 24 School March 6-8. who might have a problem Margarine used motor vehicles to be 210; D. Griffeth 208 Fighting Irish 36 28 Carlings 852; High Series Ten Pins 46-1/2 29-1/2 The seminars will involve with a Federal agency to Milk sold at public auction near Charlies Tunas 32 32 Team, Carlings 2481. Ind ' Sunshine Group 43 33 preparations for natural bring along any documents Dessert Treat Lansing Saturday, Jan 20. NITE OWLS Solid State 30 34 High Game, Rose Rittler; Penguins 42 34 disasters and the coor­ that/might help to identify The sale will be held at the W L Roberts Ceramics 29 35 Ind High Series, M. Hurst MP's 38 38 dination of resources for liis case to Stolz. State Highway Garage at tHe 556. Thursday, Ja.n 25 F. C. Mason Co 4 0 Farm Bureau 28 36 Nitehawks ,37 39 these times of emergency Sloppy Joes the junction of highways 1-96 Hillside Bty Shop 4 0 B-Sers 26 38 Other Series, R. Kanaski Sandbaggers" 36 40 with emphasis on local Eagle Tater Tots and M-43, west of Lansing, Wheel Inn 4 0 Karens Krunchers 23 41 518; B. Martin 501; J. Fowler Fearsome 4 34-1/2 41-1/2 government responsibilities Indian Beans and will begin at 10 am. Curley Q 3 1 542. Mrs Charles Illgbee Pinsetters 22 42 3-M , 27 49 and recovery operations. Phone 626-G53I, Hamburger Bun Vehicles may be inspected Kurt's 3 1 Ind High Game, Helen Splits, C. Rtiz 6-7-10; M, Goff-Offs 25 51 Margarine from 8 am to 3 pm Friday, Hobby Lobby 3 1 Bunce 223; Ind High Series, Kidney 5-7; Joyce Beebee 5- 4 Aces 20 56 ,The sessions will have Mr and Mrs Theodore MihV January 19, and during the Gen Tel 1' 3 Jan Fowler 560; Team High 10. Ind High Game, Glen representatives of federal Searvolt of Sunfield spent Cookie morning of sale. Cain's 1 3 Game, Alley Cats 714; Team Pearson* 236, Betty Martin agencies in attendance who Sunday with Mr and Mrs All prospective buyers will participate in the Rivards 1 3 High Series, Alley Cats 2056. W L 246; Ind High Series, Bennie Herbert Patrick. Friday, Jan 26 must be registered with the Drake's 0 4 1 200 GAMES — J. Heath­ Alley Cats 40-1/2 23-1/2 Wawscyzk 557, Betty Martin program along with various The UFW of the 4 Square auction clerk to receive a state and local officials. Hot Dog / St Johns Co-op ' 0 4 man 201; D. Adairt &.B. J olley Jesters 35 29 593; Team High Game, WPA Church Will meet Tuesday Baked Beans bidder's number. FulL Moore's 0 4 Martin 206; C. Adams & J. Merry Mixers 33-1/2 30-1/2 713; Team High Series, WPA About 60 persons are ex­ Jan 16 at the town hall for payment will be required at pected in attendance at each Applesauce Ind High Game betty Fowler 209; R. 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12B CLINTON COIJNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan, January 17, 1973 CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH j Maple Raplda, Michigan Rev Robert E. Myers, Pastor 1 l0:Uu a.m.—Worship Service Next Sunday In , 11:15 a.m.—Sunday School WEST PILGRIM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 7:00 p.m,—U.C.Y.M. meets on al­ t ternate Sundays r 6:45 p.m.—Thursday, Cherub and ' t ' junior choir. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 8 p.m.—Thursday, Chapel choir. Clinton County Churches! 1:30 p.m,—Third Friday, Women's •• t Fellowship, church basement, J All Churches in Clinton County are invited to send B:3i) p.m.—becvice meeting ' 1" 1 ' * " ' ""--"I* **"~ $ -» -Tl f» — ^ V t - I < r-'" I"*U •--*> ,' ^ '" - « • „ r their weekly announcements to* The Clinton County -' r s News. They must reach us by it) a.m. Monday to insure Matherton Area •" H * •• <*e A % ••,-/- • v" \; publication in the current week's issue. ] •A tj * \ J •^f^HB *r -i MATHERTON COMMUNITY '. > " CHURCH H .'-;** UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THE WAYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH ST. THERESE CATHOLIC CHURCH 2:00 p,m,—Sunday School / ( Rev. Francis C. Johannldes, Min­ 3:00 p.m.—Worship service ^B Rev, Jerry Thomas, Pastor J Fathers Francis Murray, Joseph 1 V " ister About 12 miles north. Droit* and Lawrence Delaney t Thursday, Jan. 18 The Corner of N US-27 and Rectory: 102 W. Randolph, Lansing Fulton Area •^I^H v ^^H - 4 7*30-9(30 pm central District. Roosevelt Rds. Phone 489-9051 ^^^^H • Churchmanship Conference at PULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Sunday School and Church - 10:50 Mass Schedule— Saturday: 7 p.m. x Ithaca Methodist phurch h mile east of Perrinton on M-57, , ^^B 4:00 pm Women's Prayer am to 12i30pm.Sundayeveningservlce Sunday: 6, 8. 10. 12; DeWitt, 9 a.m. • »/a mile south ^^^^^^^^H B Holiday: 7, 8, 10 a.m.; 5:30, 7:30 Rev. Fred Wing, Pastor ^^^^^^B * Group - 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm, p.m. "* • • Weekday Masses: B a.m., 7:30 p.m. 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School I^I^IE- Friday, Jan 19 "Wednesday evening service - 7:30 11:00 a.m,—Morning Worship ' Confessions —Saturday: 3:30 to 5 1 ' 2i30 pm Women's Prayer -8:30 pm. I 7:00 p.m.—Youth Service and 7:30 to a; Eves of Holidays, 8 to 7:45 p m.—Evening Service L^L^LBuHSnC Group Everyone welcome to these services. 9. 7:45 p.m—Thursday, Prayer and *- "' 1 Baptism; Sunday at 1 p.m. Please praise service ^^^^ Mi HHssL "- Tuesday, Jan. 23 caU in advance. ^^^^ lt30 pm Elizabeth Circle meets WEST PILGRIM UNITED HOPEf LUTHETJATT CHURCH Eureka Area M x with Doris Munger METHODIST CHURCH 380 W Herblson Rd, DeWitt f ?S J - " i * * 1:30 pm Ruth Circle meets Corner of Parks and Grove Rd. CONGREGATIONAL withThelma Jenkins ' Telephone; 6G9-3930 Rev. Brian K, Sheen, Minister CHRISTIAN CHURCH 'l David B Franzmeier, Pastor 2619 E. Maple Rapids Road Wednesday, Jan. 24 9:30 a.m. —^Worship Service B ^StlT*t * i fi j i -i 4:00 pm Carol Choir rehearsal Telephone; 669-9606 ^ • Rev Paul R. Jones, Pastor 10:45 a.m, — Church School Sunday School - 9:00 am | Phone 224-7709 1 6:30 pm Chape] Choir re­ 10 a.m.—Bible School for everyone. hearsal ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday Worship - 10:30 am S. US-27 8c E. Baldwin 11 a'.m.—Morning Worship 7:30 pm Chancel Choir re­ Joseph F. Eger, Jr., Pastor Tuesday .- Dlrestlons at Dawn 7:30 p.m.—Adult Bible discussions. hearsal ' 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School ^ 7:00 am. ^^^™" Nursery provided during services. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 6-30 p.m —Youth Meetings ' 6.30 p.m.—Youth Service VALLEY FARMS BAPTIST CHURCH 6;45 p.m.—Wednesday, Jr. Choir; ST CONGREGATIONAL 7:30 p m.—Sunday Evening 241 E. State Road Chancel, Choir. 7:30 p.m. CHURCH 7 p.m.—Weonesday, second and Rev. LaVern Bretz, Pastor Averill M. Carson, Minister 9:45-10:45 a.m.—Church School. fourth, WMC There Is a class for everyone from Bath Area Sunday,Jan 21 7:30 p,m.—Wednesday evening the youngest to the oldest. The Bible 9:45 • Church School service - • is our textbook \ BATH' UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11:00- Morning Worship ^ ^%K II a m.-12 Noon—Morning Worship. Rev Clarence Keith IIIIH Monday, Jan 22 ' SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS Junior Church for children through 6th 9:45 am Church School «|S^lMp—™™»™ "^^^^^H ^ 6:45 - Congregators 6BS North Lansing Street grade Tuesday,Jan 23 Elder, E. F. Herzel, Pastor 5:30 p.m.—BYF for both Juniors and 11:00 am Worship ^ 1:30 - Elizabeth Wlnslow Services held on Saturday Seniors 7:00 pm Bible Study w Cbkl> Wednesday, Jan 24 9-15 a.m.—Church Service 7:00 p.m—Evangelistic Service 6:45 • Boy Scout Troop No 81 10:30 a.m.—Sabbath School Service 8:00 p.m.—Morning Choir practices % Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. — Mid-week BATH BAPTIST CHURCH / 8:00 - Chancel Choir rehearsal JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES iFrayer Service; 8-00 p.m.—Morning Rev. Richard Cole, Pastor Choir practice ; fiB \ 1 Jl Kingdom Hall Saturday 10:00 a m.—Jr. Choir prac­ 10:00 a.m. Sunday School mICW 1F» -£P"9I^BE3S^B3^iD • 6:30 p.m. Yoath Fellowship •—>* CHURCH OF CHRIST OF ST. JOHNS 1993 North Lansing St. tice M^mfc 1 i .-*.,«- B * 400 E State, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Congregation 1st Thursday 7:30 p.m.—Woman's 7:30 p.m. Evening Service W * ' T* T? ^K*AV • ^^Xf *^ P" ^>— M Mission Society k t* : Mike" Hargrave, Minister Book Studies. Text studied: "The 2nd Saturday 2:00 p.m.—Ann Judson Midweek service on Wednesday 7:30 ."- •" 1 'xLTiTT^ r p.m. 9:30 am Sunday School Nations Shall Know That I am, Jehovah Guild for Jr. Hi. girls ' S5^^C=_j 3rd Tuesday 6-30 p.m.-Mm'g Fel­ _ 10:30 am Morning Worship -How?" lowship ^^^^ " "• —' If *" . *esm J 5:30lpm Youth Fellowship REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Theocratic SOUTH DeWITT CHURCH CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 6:30 pm Evening Service , Ministry School—Texts Used: "Bible" OF CHRIST Temporarily Meeting at the Corner Upton Rd. Si Stoll Rd. • ( Wed. 7:00 pm Prayer Meeting and "Aid to Bible Understanding" 8:30 DeWitt High School Elder - Earl Premoe Call 224-4293 for more Information p.m. Service Meeting. Evangelist: Richard J. Wolfcale Sunday School—10 a.m. Preaching Each Week The Clinton County News Will Publish One Of The Many Fine Churche's Sunday, 9:30 a.m,—Public Lecture- , Telephone: 669-3395 8 a.m.—"Revival Fires," Channel Service—11 a.m. Given by Qualified Representative of 5 TV: "Revival Fires," 1110 radio. ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH Choir Practice-Wed. 6:30 p.m. Located in Clinton County. the Watchtower. Bible and tract 9;45 a m.—Bible School Mid-Week Prayer Service-Wed. Hev William G. Hankerd, Pastor Society. 10:30 a.m.-WatchtowerStudy- 10:30 a.m.—Morning Worship. Serm­ Rev. Raymond Goehring on: "The-Mind of Christ." 7:30 p.m. Associate Pastor , * Current Issue' of the "Watchtower" Weekly Communion. Everyone welcome. magazine studied. 6:30 p.m—Youth groups for grades - THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS Rectory—109 Linden' St —Ph. 224-3313 PUBLIC INVITED 1 through freshman In college. Elsie Area Convent—110 S. Oakland—Ph 224 37811 6:30 p.m.—Evening Worship. Serm­ School—201 E. Cass—Ph, 224-2421 NO COLLECTION TAKEN on: "What the Church of Christ Stands Mass Schedule For." ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE Saturday Evening—7 p.m. Sunday— FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Wednesday, 7 p.m.—Hour of Power, Rev. David Litchfield, Minister 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12. 8 classes. Holy Days—See bulletin. t Rev. Jeff Webb Thursday, 7 p.m.—Fishermen's Club 9:30 a.m.—Morning Worship Weekdays—7:30 and 8:30 a.m. and 312 N US-27 10:30 a.m.—Sunday 5chool Supt, 7:15 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH t Phone 224-2448 Merle Baese. { Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays, 9:45 am Church School. 11:00 am OF DeWITT, SBC. SSS-x-wt: 3:30 to 5 p.m.; after 7 p.m. Mass Rev. Jerry Cole, Pastor ST. JOHNS untill 9 p.m. Weekday evenings—a Worship Service. 7:00 pm Evening DUPLAIN METHODIST CHURCH few minutes before evening Mass. ' Worship. 8:00 pm Youth Fellowship Meeting in the Memorial Building Rev, David Litchfield, Minister First Fridays—Sacrament of Pen­ while we build our newworship center. SAH Farm Sales / ance, Thursday ifom 4 to 5 p.m. 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. 10 a.m.-Sunday School, Supt, Ken­ and after the evening Mass until all Wednesday: 7:45 pm Family Bible Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. neth Kiger are heard. Mass and Prayers of Study. Morning Worship - U:oo a.m. A Service Adoration at 7:15 p.m. Holy Com­ 11 a.m.—Worship service. Central Natl Bank Federal-Mogul 5:00 pm Evening Worship. J munion on Friday at 6 and 7:15 a.m. Meeting In homes — OF ST. JOHNS COBPOKATION Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH New Holland Machinery St. Johns—Ovid—Pewamo 8:30 p m. on Thursday through 7 p.m. 515 North Lansing Street Mid-week prayer service Wed. - 7:30 St, Jotau Plant on First Friday. , Rev Wesley Manker p.m. Rev. Charles Cowley Our Specialty Member FDIC ' Devotions—Our Mother of Perpet­ Phone 224-7950 Youth prayer service Thur. - 7:30' ual Help Novena—after 7:15 p.m. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School p.m. * 10:00 a.m.—Worship service 4 Mi. N. on US-27 to French Rd. Mass each Tuesday. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.—Sunday School, Paul Religious Instruction Classes—Adult 6*15 p m,—Young People's Service Join us in worshipwhere'everybody Brown,,Supt. , Phone 224-4661 . Inquiry Class.-Tuesday at O'p.'m. High 7-n1 n m —Evening Worship Is somebody ' and Christ is Lord." 6 pjn.—Junios,ana SeniorjBYfl . School CCD, Wednesday at 8 p.m. ^ Wednesday, 6:30 p m. — Caravan. 7 p.m —Evening Service Public Grade School CCD, Tuesdays 7:45 p.m.—Bible Study and prayer For more information call 669- 3:30,p.m., iWednesday—Junior and. from 4 until & P.m. hour. 9752 or write BOJ^OR DeWitt. Senior Choir practice. Phillips Implement FOWLER Baptisms—Each Sunday at 1:30 by 7 p.m., Wednesday — Prayer and appointment. Other arrangements by VALLEY FARMS UNITED Bible Study. COMPANY appointment. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH * 155 E. Sate Rd. Egan Ford Sales, Inc. 313 N. Lansing St. l Ph 224-2771 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Neil Bolinger, Pastor DUPLAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W. Hliha.li Phone 224-22*5 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 305 Church Street Phone 439-1705 3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High, School 9:30 a.m —Sunday School. 5565 E. Colony Road South US-27 Phone 224-3349 11.00 ,a.m.—Mornlnn Worship, Paul A, Travis, Pastor Justin Shepard, Minister Robert Bentley, Minister 7:30 p.m —Sunday evening Evange­ Jack Schwark, S.S. Supt. * 9:45 a.m. Bible School "N ' 10:00 a.m. —Sunday School listic. 10 a.m.—Sunday School Mathews Elevator 10:53 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Wednesday 7:30 p.m.—Youth ser. 11 a.m —Church Grain—Feed—Beans . 11 a.m. Children's Churches 6:00 p.mrEvening Worship vice. ' ' 7 p.m.—Junior and Youth Fellow­ D a B Party Shoppe Capitol Savings Phone 593-2111 Thursday. 7:30 p m.—Bible Study. ship Open Monday thru Saturday 6 p.m. IN-TIME and HI-TIME, Prayer service as announced. * We cordially invite you to attend AND LOAN ASSN. X 7:30 p m.—Evening Service Complete Party Supplies 7 p.m. Evening Worship anv or all of these services 7 p.m., Wednesday—Prayer Meet­ 222 N. Clinton Phone 224-2304 Each Wed., 7 p.m. The Hour of SALEM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Listen to our international broad­ ing __ 224 N. Clinton Phone 224*3535 Parsonage and Office: US-27 cast HARVEST1ME Sunday morning Power for the whole family. 8 p.m. at 10:30 a.m . WRBJ, 1580 on your ST. CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH Choir practice. and County Line Road Pastor—Charles vanLente SALEM UNITED METHODIST Rev. Thomas M. Kowalczyk, Pastor Farmers Co-op First Sunday-Communion Service P.O. Box 97 517 E. Main St. First Tuesday—Deacon's Meeting Phone 224-6166 CHURCH ELEVATOR Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Worship. 10:30 Bannister, 48807 Phone: 862-5270 , Second Tuesday-Ladies'Missionary Parsonage and Of lice: US-27 Antes Cleaners Wes' Gulf Service Wayne Feeds and Grain a.m. Church School. and County Line Road ' Sunday Liturgies; Saturday-7:00 p.m. Circle. Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. Choir practice Sunday—(May 1 to Dec. 1) 8:00 and WE GIVE S&H STAMPS Phone 593-2420 Last Tuesday-Trustees' Meeting Pastor - Everett M. Love Pickup and Delivery 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Service. Phone 224-6166 10:00 a.m. ((Dec. 1 to May 1) 8:30 Free Pick-up & Delivery Mon., Fri. "Moments of Medlta- > Thursday: 7:30 p.m. WSCS_Third and 10:30 a.m. 108 W. Walker Ph. 224-4529 . tion." Radio WPP.T Sunday: 9:00a.m.Worshlpl0:00a.m. S. US-27 Ph. 224-2212 Thursday.' Church School, Holy Day Liturgies: 7:00 a.m. and Space t>T. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH' Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. Choir practice 8:00 p.m. Comer of E. Walker and Mead Sts, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Service/ Confessions: One half hour before Rev. Hugh E. Bannlnga, Pastor DeWitt Area Thursday: 7:30 p.m. WSCS Third all Sunday Liturgies. Parr's Rexall Store for Rectory 224-2600 Office 224-2865 WAYSIDE CHAPEL Thursday. <•»*• EAGLE UNITED METHODIST The Comer Drug Store Jim McKenzie Agency Summer Schedule A BIBLE CHURCH ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH Phone 224-2837 MISSOURI SYNOD Rev Ray McBratnie, Pastor 212 N. Clinton, St. Johns Every Sunday, 7 n,m. .Holy Com­ 14337 Turner Road, DeWitt 4V» miles west of St. Johns on M-21 Telephone 627-6533 or 489-3807 munion. 2nd Si' 4th Sunday 9 a.m. J Rev. Douglas Beach, Pastor SVt miles south on Francis road 9:30 a.m.—Morning Worship 214 W. Washington, Ionia Rent 2 miles west on Church road 10:30 a.m.—Church School Holy Communion and Sermon. Other Phone 489-9251 Marvin L. Barr, Pastor A * Sundays. 9 a.m. Morning Prayer and 7:30 p.m.—Wednesday, Bible Study 10 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m.—Worship _ J „iu and prayer meeting. •in Sermon. 9 a.m. Church School and 11 a.m. Worship Service 9:15 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible SchrnHt Electric Nursery. 6 p.m. Young People Holy Communion first Sunday of Ajlaby-Brewbakerjiic., 7 p.m. Evening Service the month at 8 a.m., third Sunday EAGLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH 1002 E. State Every Monday evening, 7 p.m. Heal­ of the month at 10:30 a.m. Rev. and Mrs Royal Burnett, P.tstor 1 WESTPHALIA ing Service. 1st & 3rd Mondays, 7:15 p.m. Wednesday - Bible Study 10:30 aim.—Sunday School St. Johns 108 1/2 N. Clinton St. 7 p.m. Senior Citizens. and Prayer. ' „ 11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship Ph, 224-4277 St. Johns, Michigan • A friendly church with a message SOUTH BlLEY BIBLE CHURCH 7:30 pm. — Wednesday Prayer 2nd Si 4th Tuesdays, noon, Senior WillJrd Farrier. Pastor meeting i Citizens. for today. Located 'j mile east of Francis Bible Loving - Bible Believing - Road on Chadwfck Road 1 Every Tuesday morning and evening. 10 J.m —Sunday School Fowler Area Maynard-Allen Weight Watchers. Bible Preaching. ' 11 a.m.—WorshlpService Burton Abstract and Starting June 22, every Thursday DeWITT COMMUNITY CHURCH MdST HOLY TRINITY. CHURCH St. Johns Co-op STATE BANK morning, BlbleSchoolat 9:30a.m. (Inter-denominational) • Gunnisonville • Area Rev. Fr. Albert J, Schmitt, Pastor Title Company Portland—gunfleld—Westphalia i Murl J. Eastman, Pastor * GUNNISONV1LLE Member F.D.I.C. Phone 587-3111 Amy Mulford, Sunday School Supt. Sunday Masses—6:30; B,:30 and 10:30 119 N. Clinton, St. Johns ' *& Clinton PI). 224-2381 PRICE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Marilyn Krol, Co-Supt. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Darold D. Boyd 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School Clark and Wood Roads a.m. 11 a.m.—Church Weekdays—During schoo^year, 7:30' i 9:45 a.m.-Church School. 7 p.m.—Youth Fellowship Rev. Dan Miles, Minister 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 0:30 a.m. Church Service and 8:30 a.m. OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pewrimo Area WACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED ' Women's Society meets the last 10:41 a.m* Sunday School Holy Days—5$0» 7:30 a.m. and 7:00 Main at Oak Street REDEEMER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday of each month, Dinner at p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eve before. Rev. Earl C Copelln, Pastor UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ' Rev, Edward F. Otto, pastor 12:30, Meeting at 1:30. . METHODIST CHURCH Sorrowful Mother Novena—Friday, Linda Green, Church School Supt. Pewamo, Michigan < 105 N. Bridge St. Maple Rapids Area Phone 626-6623 Yout}i Fellowship meets the first 7:30 p.m. Mrs Ida Beardslee, Organist Dr. Lloyd Walker Morning Worship: 10:00 a.m. H. Forest Crum, Minister THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Saturdays-7:30 a.m. and 7:00. p.m. 9:45 am Church School. 11:00 am 1636 Horizon Drive, Ionia and third Monday of each month at MAPLE RAPIDS Church School Classes 11:15 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. , " Morning * Worship. 7 pm >Evenlng Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship 9:30 a.m.—Worship, (nursery pro-- Pastor - Rev. Abe S. Castor ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Jr. and Sr. Hi Y.F. 6:00 p.m. Council of Church Ministries and Fellowship.. 7:00 p.m. United Methodist Youth , Cherub and Youth Choir Wednesday, vided), 10:30 - 11:00a.m.,CoffeeFel- Parsonage - Middleton FOWLER Wednesday 10:30 am Bible Study Fellowship. Administrative Board meets the first lowshlp, 11 a.m. Church School. Phone - 236-7742 H E Rossow, Pastor 3:00 p.m. Sunday of each month following a pot- 7 pm Prayer and Bible Study. 8 pm WSCS meets third Thursday of the Chancel Choir, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday - 9:30 a.m. Worship Service. 9:30 am Worship. 10:30 am Sunday Senior Choir. ,. month at 2 p.m. , luck dinner at noon. 10:30 a.m. Sunday School. School Si Bible'Class. ' W.S.C.S. Noon meetings every 3rd Youth choir meets each Wednesday Tuesday - 1:30p.m. WSCSfirstTues- OVID IJREE METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday. ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH "the church with Acts 20:20 vision* ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH at 7 p.m. day each month. 7:00 p.m. Senior Choir Ovid Area l W.X.Y.Z. Noon meeting every 1st Senior choir meets each Wednesday Corner US-27 and Webb Road 1100 N.' Main St., Ovid Pewamo, Michigan - Wednesday. •. Rev. Glenn V. Cathay, Jr. Vicar practice. 7:00 pjjmScouts. CHURCH UP GOI> Rt Rev Msgr Thomas J. Bolger, M.A., at 7:30 p.m.. m—^~ Ovid. Michigan Rev. Richard Gleason Pastor' , Council on Ministries every 3rd Residence 669-3967 Church 669-9308 GREENBUSH UNITED METHODIST Rev. L. Sanders, Pastor Church Phone 834-5950 Sunday Masses—6 a.m., B a.m. and Monday at 7:30. ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday morning prayer and sermon CHURCH 10:C() a in.—Siuiidin' School , Parsonage Phone 834-^473 t • 10 a.m. < Administratlve'Board, 4th Mondayof The Church of The Lutheran Hour 9:00 a.m. • Scott and Marshall Roads UllU a.tii.—Morning Wuriliip Daily Mass—7:30 a.m. (J:IM |) m.—Yuulh Fellowship ' 10:00 a.m. Sunday School ' Holy Baptism—Sunday. 1 p.m. every 3rd monthu^^ U.S.-27 at Sturgls Pastor - Everett M. Love 7:011 j) in.—Evt'iiinH Service , , 11:00 a.m/Morning Worship Sacred Confession — Saturday, 3|30 Robert D. Koeppen, Pastor Sunday: 9:40 a.m. Church" School. 7'!i(l p lit.-'WertiiCbd.i.V, BiliJe Study; COMMUNITY OF ST. JUDE 6:00 p.m. Youth F.M.Y. and 7:30 p.m. <* Victor Township 9:00 a.m. Sunday School and Bible 11:30 a.m. Worship HiAa pin—Choir piiit'lite 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship i Family Holy Hour for Peace—Satur­ Catholic Church day, 7:15 p.m. i GROVE BIBLE CHURCH Discussions. 1 Thursday: WSCS 4th Thursday at 8:00 mm 9:30 a.m. Ladles Bible Study every Rev. Robert Prange, Pastor 10:15 a.m. Divine Worship Father Jerome Schmitt, Pastor p.m. "** ~• WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH 409 Wilson, DeWitt Tuesday * ' , Price and Shepardsville roads 8:00 a.m. 3rd Sunday of Each Month- LOWE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 127 W. William St., Ovid •" 7j30 p.m. Wednesday evening Prayer SHEPARDSV1LLE 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school. Classes Matins Service-. , * Dally Mass: Mon. and Thurs. - 7:30 Lowe and North Lowe Road *RfiV. Richard D. Purchase for all ages t Service ( ' 'UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 10:15 a.m. Holy Communion 1st and p.m. Tues,, Wed. and Fri. 7:00 a,m. j Pastor - Everett M. Love i 10 a.m. Sunday School and Morning Sunday Mass: 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. ,6:00 p.m. Teen's" Soft Ball every Dr. Darold Boya"! Pastor 6:30 p.m.—Young People 3rd Sundays each month. Sunday: Church Service 10:15 a.m. Worship. Sunday Evenings 7:30 p.m. 445 Division Street ,7<30 p.m.—Evening Service Services at Middle School, DeWitt. Friday r ^^^ * 7:30 p.m.—Wednesday, prayer meet­ 7:30 p.m.- IstTuesdayof each month- Tuesday: Choral Actors, 3-4:30. 7:30 pfm. Wednesday Prayer Meet­ HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH East Lansing, 48821 ing Ladles Guild and LWML. EAST DeWITT BIBLE CHURCH Wednesday: Bible Study 7:30-8:30. ings. , Ovid, Michigan , 9:30 a.m. Worship Service! 10:45 Ladles Missionary circle meets 4ui (Non Denominational) Fr Joseph Audn 8:00 p,tri.3rdTuesdayof each month- Senior Choir 7:30-8"!30f . a.m* Church School. ' Thursday * , ,' Book Discussion Club. Round Lake Road V* mile , 10:30 a.m;—Mass on Sunday , V East of US-27 i . THE UNITED CHURCH OF OVID t » 7 p.m.—Evening Mass on Wednes­ Wednesday: 7':00p,m. Choir practice. Couples Club meets 4th Saturday In 3:15 to 0:15 Weekly on Wednesdays- Glen J. Farnham, Pastor West Front St., Ovid , day*'' , V mon,h ~ Confessions 10 to 10:30 on Sunday 8:00 p.m. Prayer servics. Westphalia Weekly Day School September through Sunday— OVID , Rev. Claude B. Ridley, Jr., Pastor morning. .^^^ Administrative Board first Monday May, i 10 a.m.—Sunday School. Classes for A I t ajl ages. 9:30 am Morning Worshlp(Nursery) tn the month. ST. MARY'S CHURCH Confirmation instruction Wed. after 11 a.m.—Morning Worship • ( 10:45 am Church School Classes' Lansing General meeting of WSCS third Rev Fr Aloyeius H* Miller, Pastor 3:15 p.m. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Fr Martin MUie* 5:43 p.m.—Youth Fellowship. Senior, Rev Wayne Gassmah Board Meeting - 2nd Tuesday Thursday in January, April and Sep­ 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays - Adult Infor­ 14 and up; Jet Cadets, 10-13. Women's Fellowshlp-ZndWednesday KIMBERLY CHURCH OF CHRIST Assistant'Pastor 7 p.m.—Evening Service ' M-21 at Elsie Rd ' '.1007 Kimberly Drive, tember.' ' ' v i Sunday Masses—6, 8 and 10 a.m. mation Classes', beglnnitig each Sep­ Circle Meetings - 3rd Wednesday Landing. Michigan V Weekdays—During school year 7100, Wednesday— , 9:45 am Sunday School.' Afternoon circle^meels - second 7:45 and 11:13 a.m. ^ tember and February-Call 224-3544 * 7!30 p.m.—Bible Study, and -prayer. , Children's Choir-Wednesday* 4 pm , . John Halls , Thursday at the homes of members. or 224-7400 for specific information.! Supervised nursery for babies and 11:00 am Morning Worship lPa.m.-iMornlng Worhhip Saturdays—6:49 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. 7:00 pm Evening Worship • Junior Choir - Wednesday, 4 pm ill) a.m.—Bible Study , Bbreah Circle meets third Thurs­ "Holy Days—5:30, 7:30, 9 &,m. and small chlldreri In all services. . A. > 8 p.m. • Church Office Hours - 9:00 - 12:00 "An open door to an open book" 7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting Chancel Choir - Wednesday, 7 pm 6 p.m.—Evening Worship day evening Ir{ each month at the a.m., Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Midweek service 7; 30 p.m, Wednes­ Evening Mast—Friday, 8:00 p.mt J , . . A Bible preaching church with a day night, homes of members. / and Fridav. -B*« message for you . .. ' «i •^m SUPPLEMENT TO THE FOUOWIKG ON MONDAY, JAN. IS) (9U: ', VAWSlWtt STATE JOURNAL, IONIA SENTINEL,QWOSSO AKfitlS \ PRESS, TW* PIONEER, LUDIMOTON DAILY MEW*, MANISTEE, MEMS ADVOCATE, CAOIU.AC EVENING NEWS YOU'K NOT SHOPPING AT WXM.WRE PAY­ ING loo Much FOR FOOD!

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