••• • •••••' ,•" v Clinton County News \ 24 PAGES SEPTEMBER 24,1Q75 ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 46879 15 Cents More study for US-27 propose The State Highway Commission has postponed announcing its decision on where 3 Threats' of court suits have been in the air, Township where US 127 ends and would' From there, it would use the existing road they're going to place the new U.S. 27 and especially since Smith & Associates didn't moveuptheeasternsideofthecounty.west and would pass over the existing Maple f has sent the Wilbur Smith & Associates' recommend the "no build" route, which °T Chandler and Krepps Rjad;bypass ingSt. River Bridge on^ts way Ito Ithaca. The recommendation for route C3e back to the many county residents favor Jonns and nooking UP Wltn the existing U.S. stretch from Coloney Road to Ithaca would State Department of Highways and Trans­ The C3e route would start in DeWitt 27 altenment at Colony Road- be uPgraded to a limited access highway. portation for further study. The Highway Commission was to have originally announced its decision on Aug. 27, but decided they needed more time and put off a decision until their Sept. 24 meeting. Now, however, they've decided not,to take any action until their Oct. 22 meeting because 4 Highway Dept. official said: "primarily because there's a nded for further review." The official, who asked not be named, said the real reason the U.S. 27 decision has been put off is because, "there's a lot of unhap- piness on the part of the citizens involved and there has not been enough in-depjh study made." "It's a complex problenvthat needs more time for an in-depth review." The official was referring to the protests of citizen's and environmentalist groups in 1 Clinton and Gratiot Counties and from other # ^; areas who have been vociferous in their lyihr '! Kw#riPi ^1'* \\W® opposition to a new highway at public hearings and meetings held during the past US-27 Proposal Route C3e

Fred Barton of R-3 St. Johns is shown caining a rocking chair on the courthouse lawn, Saturday. Home Tour success ST. JOHNS -- The 1975 Clinton County undercroft of St. Johns Episcopal Church, Historical Society Home Tour Festival was while many arts and crafts of yesteryear a huge success according to Mrs. John were demonstrated at the festival. Rumbaugh, general chairman of the Home Several children took turns churning Tour committee. butter while their elders compared their She reported that about 825 people toured modern conveniences with the conveniences the antique show at Rodney B. Wilson High of their forebears. School during the celebration in St. Johns and close to 2000 people toured St. Johns There were many antique cars on display homes of historical interest. by the Clinton County Antique Car Club. In short, there were displays for everyone. (See photos at left and Page 2) Jtfrs.-Rumbaugh estimated that more than., Mrs. William Richards Jr., reported^the 2'ooapepule topk partin the festivities at the," M 1 >« Congregational Ohtifch sold 42 batches of • courthouse and, tha't even more delighted in" homemade ice cream at their ice cream the historical displays in the downtown social. windows during the past week. The weather cooperated until 4:30 when The proceeds from the festival will be the rain sprinkles could no longer be used to establish a /county historical ignored. The arts and crafts people picked museum. up their booths and left the courthouse The Clinton County Historical Society green. meets the 3d Thursday of every month. \ In addition to the exhibits, historical The next meeting will be Oct. 16 in Bathl exhibits of historical interest were displayed The society is still working on its house in many downtown windows. marking project and hopes to have maps The Clinton County Senior Citizens showing each century old structure by next James Moore, St. Johns Exchange Club president displays a bit larger version of the displayed a collection of antique quilts in the spring. toothbrushes to be sold by the Exchange Club members Sept. 26 in various St, Johns business locations. The proceeds from the sale go toward local youth projects including Mystic Lake Camp, tickets to Hospitalar Circus, Christmas party for orphans, Boys Club, Bath ponders-what poys State, Freedom Shrine, Youth for Christ donation, Soapbox Derby donation, Little League lighting and swimmingpool donation. The brushes are $1. j Two youngsters are mesmerized by this view of yesteryear: the music of the calliope to do with sewer? ' lent a festive mooclto the celebration al the courthouse. General Telephone , By Jane Morrlss The township board, faced with dwindling County News Writer options, voted unanimously to buy a full- page advertisement to inform the county The old question of "What is Bath going to residents of the possibility that they may adds equipment do with its 4.2 million sewer project?" was have to b.ear the financial burden of the project if Bath is unable to hook into the pondered by the Bath Twp. Trustees at thefr The completion of installation of over by the continued residential and com­ regular meeting Sept. 16. DeWitt Twp. sewage treatment plant on $62,000 in additional and improved Central Herbison Rd. mercial development in the St. Johns area. Office equipment in General Telephone's St. "We at General Telephone are committed Before Bath Twp. sewers can| be con­ Johns office was announced today by Norm to providing the best possible service for our Bike-A-Thon to nected to the DeWitt Twp. sewage treatment Krievins, Owosso Division manager. St. Johns customers and will continue'to plant, a wastewater treatment authority The project provides for the addition of 400 expand our facilities as demand dictates," must be formed to include Bath Twp., terminals, and associated trunking to meet Krievins said. This new equipment will be DeWitt City, Watertown Twp., and DeWitt' expected local customer, growth stimulated cut into service in October, 1975. benefit American Twp,, or the County Board of Com- /missioners must approve the DeWitt Twp. - Bath Twp. sew.er pact of, June. Methodist youth march Cancer Society Representatives from the four municipalities met three weeks ago and FOWLER - A'county-wide Bike-A-Thon reached an agreement that would assess Saturday, Oct. 4, will benefit the American Bath for the use of the facility according to to help combat Leukemia Cancer Society. the volume of, sewage processed. .However, The Bike-A-Thon is sponsored by the DeWitt City and Watert&wn Twp. boards ST. JOHNS -- Ninety St. Johns Methodist at St. Jude's to continue their research on Fowler Jaycees with all of the Clinton refused to approve the proposal, and the youth will be knocking on area doors Sun­ many childhood diseases including County Jayeee chapters participating in the County Commissioners voted 6-4 not to day, Sept. 28, from 1-4 p.m. to raise money leukemia, cancer and various muscle event. approve the agreement. for ALSAC, the fund-raising arm of the St. disorders, To qualify, riders must have at least 5 Circuit Court will determine whether the Jude Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. sponsors at 5 cents a mile or 1 sponsor at 25 county has a responsibility to provide Bath Marchers will be wearing badges with a The hospital provides patient care free tof cents a mile. v with Sewage treatment facilities Sept. 26. photograph of Danny Thomas, president of charge for children, . Children under 12 must be accompanied Bath .has a 2-year-old contract with the ALSAC and constant fund raiser for the Over 80% of the funds provided by ALSAC by an adult. Clinton Department of Public Works, Since research hospital. comes from teenager marches conducted by The ride is to be 20 miles, with par­ {See Page 2) Money from the march will enable doctors volunteer young, Americans. ticipants riding as far as they desire and finishing at any checkpoint. Refreshments and lunch will be served at St. Johns is host for Marching Band Show check-points along the way. Area Marching bands will be performing on the St. Johns football field Saturday, Bicentennial Sept. 27, 7:30 p.m. The Second Annual Clinton County Marching Band Show will be held at the city park. celehration- Participating are the following Clinton County Bands: Bath, DeWitt, Fowler, Ovid- Elsie, Pewamo-Westphalia, St. Johns 9th grade and St. Johns Redwing Band, set in fowler As an added attraction the John Glenn High School Band from Bay City will per­ FOWLER - A Bicentennial celebration form as guest band. • will be held in Fowler Saturday, Oct. 4. Students from the schools spend the af­ Included in the activities will be a JBike-A- ternoon in St. Johns rehearsing for the Thon to raise funds for the" American Cancer conclusion to the evening - a massed band -Society, contests for children, antique performance, St. $*U* ftedtttitf THwuAi*? gurnet display, musical program, concessions, Admission is $1 for adults and 50c for Mrs. Bcrnadine Whitcomb of Scott ltd., St, Johns, demonstrates the ancient-art of square dancing and a bike sale,' students. spinning wool for an interested audience. SHOWTIMES: COMING ATTRACTIONS: Starts FRIDAY! One of our on n, ALL FAMILY Friday • Saturday - Sunday 00 3Day80n,y .Airport 1975 2 Shows Nitely 7 & 9 p.m. ADULTS WiKSaurs, ALL FUN Apple Dumpling Gang f * CLINTON THEATRE Se l $ 00 is Missing P- 26-27-28 ALL DISNEYI Walking Tall Part 2 Don't Miss The Fun! CHILDREN ST. JOHNS «»IH WAIT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS' i 2 - . ' \ CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. 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Bath sewer problem James M, Palmiter of Grand Ledge, displays his wares, enchanting children of all ages. (From Front Page) the beginning of the project, it was planned, i that, when completed, the system would hook into the'DeWitt Twp. treatment plant, which was built by the DPW 6 years ago. Bath Twp. sewer project was slated to be finished by Dec. 6, 1974, but is still not , completed. The latest completion date given by Municipal Contractors, Inc., of Troy to the Bath Twp. Trustees is Nov. 16 of this I ( year. "This date doesn't mean anything," said Thomas (Woody) Woodruff, Bath Twp. Supervisor. Bath will not be able to bear the cost of the project if there is no revenue, and there will be no revenue until the project is completed and the system is connected with a sewage treatment plant.l

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1 "When you "see The Danny been progress.'Given time and the staff at St. Jude by giving Thomas badge on the team at resources, the scientists and generously this Sunday, • Sept. researchers there will ac­ 28, to the teen who knocks at your door . . , give a dollar, 1 give a twenty, or give even complish their mission — your door - - remember to look more!" This has been Danny's eradication of childhood for Danny's smiling face on the Theme ever since he's,been diseases. / badge — and smile as you give president of ALSAC, theHund- So help Danny Thomas and to ALSAC!" raising arm of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.' St. Johns Methodist Youth , On Sunday, Sept. 28, from 1-4 p.m., ninety St. Johns youth will be knocking on the doors of area ) i residents. Because of their time and your donations, the doctors at St. Jude's will be able to continue their research on many childhood diseases like leukemia, cancer, and numerous muscle disorders. This children's hospital, ui located in Memphis, Tennessee provides patient care free of PORTS • Redeem these cou­ charge and children from pons at the nearest automotive parts store carrying the : ; More of these TV experts own RCA... i anywhere are welcome aUSt. Worldparts line, the line of foreign car parts that covers Jude. -I More TV program directors, TV station chief engineers, senior TV , 92% of the imports in the U.S. Worldparts are made l' • j cameramen, TV and film editors, TV and film producers and If it isn't RCA, Over 80% of funds provided , by the best names in the business-Porsche. Boge. t * independent TV service technicians own RCA than any other brand by -ALSAC comes . from Nippon-Denso and others. itisrVtXlrtOO. Teenagers Marches conducted £i of color TV! by, volunteer young Americans Save on the best. Save on Worldparts. V \ . - •>• who care. And yes, there has

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Rational Fire Protection Associolion W WORLDPARTS RCA COLOR TV |||) THIS COUPON WHEN PRESENTED AT The Public Service Council, Inc. PS£ ' TUNE UP KIT (plugs, points and condenser). Stop by and browse the store! / gi KURT'S APPLIANCE CENTER WORTH BIDS WANTED New Non-profit Corpora­ tion seeks-insurance bids FULL for: PRICE APPLIANCE "O'General Liability ' OFF ON ANY TV ANTENNA SYSTEM 2) Workman's Comp.' -. WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY 3) Health CENTER, INC. Send quotes by\Tuesday, METRIC SOCKET WRENCH KIT. K U RT'S NEW TV SET Sept. 30,1975 to: Clinton Development Corp. Bring your coupons to: AUTOMOTIVE DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS PHONE 224-3895 CLINT0N :• t Courthouse v PAUL'S AUTOMOTIVE, INC. SUPPLY, INC St. Johns, Mich. 48879 320 N. Clinton 224-3261 113W, Hlgham 224-67B8 September 24, 1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN Ovid-Elsie teachers address Could you school board with be locking insurance demand yourself

A large delegation of Ovid-Elsie teachers can raise the cost of the policy without confronted their school board Sept. 22 with a bargaining for the increase. petition signed by 100 teachers who want to Al Jenkins told the board "I'm paying for to death ? keep their MESSA (Mich, Education Special it and you're just delivering the money." EAST LANSING - Michigan Service Assoc.) health insurance. Another teacher told the board that "when people may be locking them­ Teachers are still working without a the cost increased in July, the teachers paid selves to death in the interest of contract at Ovid-Elsie because of a deadlock the difference out of their own pockets. crime prevention, according to over naming the insurance carrier. Don Kenney, superintendent, asked the Gordon Adsit of Lansing, an The school board claiming that it has the assembled teachers how much pressure the official of the Michigan Fire right to name the insurance carrier, has Michigan Education Association was put­ Inspectors Society. instructed MESSA to terminate their ting on the teachers. medical insurance policy at midnight Sept. 30 at which time School Employers Trust Acting as spokesperson for the teachers, Fire danger versus the safety Insurance will go into effect. . of the double-cylinder deddbolt Al Dickens said that MESSA is but loosely lock is among matters to be The teachers, charging that the insurance affiliated with MEA and that no pressure reviewed by 200 Michigan carrier is supposed to be determined at the was being applied, municipal, institutional and negotiating table, have refused to fill out Kenney told the teachers that he regretted industrial fire inspectors and their SET insurance applications in protest. the adversery relationship between others meeting Sept. 23-26 at "We feel that the fringe benefit is an teachers and administration that has been Michigan State University, earned benefit," explained Al Dickens, caused by the 1965 legislation which Adsit said. president of the Ovid-Elsie Education requires state employers to bargain wages and working conditions with the workers. Association, Voice fire alarms, arson The teachers claim that they think that The issue, said Kenney, is who has the trends, Michigan's newly their MESSA insurance is more progressive right to name the insurance carrier - the computerized fire-reporting that SET insurance, while the ad­ administration or the teachers. The system, the fire prevention ministration claims it is unhappy with National Labor Relations Board has been 1 provisions of the state's new MESSA because as ah in-house affiliate, it called on to decide that very issue. construction code and advances in home fire detection systems also will be discussed. Bath Twp. in line for HUD money Col. George Halverson, director of the Michigan Department of State Police, will keynote the 26th annual ByJimSchmiU pretty good chance of getting standards of the housing code These are the members of the 1975-76 St. Johns Girls Swim Team, with their coach Elizabeth Mack. Row 1: From left to right, Denise Cerny, Cindy Houska,' Kelly Meyer, Bonnie Britten, Liz MacKinnon. Michigan Fire Inspectors County News Writer the money." the township had to establish as Conference at MSU's Kellogg The township should have its part of the federal funding Row 2: Brenda Bancroft, Cindy Wieber, Theresa Butler, Sandy Fluke, Chris Haveland, Tammy Wagar. Row 3: Kathy Stevenson, Julie Fecman, Julie Stevenson, Ruth Speerbrecker, Nancy Stevenson, Patty Center for Continuing BATH - Bath Twp. is in line final answer by December and criteria. Education. for some $54,000 in Community if they're funded, they will set Meyers, and Lori Lashaway. Not shown are: Julie Holm, Jill Andrews, Cam Shiftier, Pam Lutz, Carrie Development funds from the up a rehabilitation program (See Page 20) Curtis, and Cheryl Elliot. federal Dept. of Housing and that will allow the township to Urban Development to help both give and lend money to rehabilitiate about 20 sub­ about 20 sub-standard home standard houses in the Park owners. DeWitt Twp. not satisfied with Lake and downtown area. Dunnigan said that the first The township, according to $9,000 will be used to hire a code County Planner, Dennis Dun- enforcement officer who Vill county government departments i nigan, has already passed adminster the program and ByJimSchmitz on projects such as; hiring a ship on Monday to check the Cemetery. through the initial screening make sure that the selected • accepted Township Clerk process and thinks, "there's a homes are brought up to the County News Writer secretary, building a restroom results. in township hall for the use of "They might as well not have Donna Syverson's quarterly DEWITT TWP. ~ A few minor the Fire Dept, hiring a drafts­ bothered to come," Purvis said. report. items were taken care of by the man to redraw the township tax In other action the board: • were told by Fire Chief, Ed DeWitt Twp. Board of Trustees and zoning maps and some • agreed to share the costs of Fancher, that the township and at their Monday night meeting. additional funding for the Police repairing the fence along the DeWitt City will host the The board agreed, after Dept. property line of Bruce Angell, greater Lansing fire prevention DON'T RUN ELECTRIC WIRGS UNDER THE RU&. week ceremonies on Oct, 5. PEOPLE WALKIN& ON THEM WILL SOON BREAK THEM OPEN glistening to Kama Hanna, The County Board of Com­ Sr. and the Gunnisonville AND THE HOT ELECTRICITY INSIDE WILL CAUSE A FIRE. associate planner from the Tri- missioners will make their final KEEP WIRES WHERE YOU CAN SEE THEM. County Regional Planning decision on the disbursement of Commission, to join with other the CETA money at Tuesday's governmental units in the Tri- meeting. Councy area on a planning Emerson and DeWitt Twp. WATER DEPARTMENT committee that will help the County Department of Public township meet the 1983 federal Works (CDPW) representative, FIRE HYDRANT „ Environmental Protection^, William Purvis, also were upset RANCH ROLLER RINK Agency Standards set for water with the County Road Com­ quality. mission because the Com­ FLUSHING PROGRAM OF ST. JOHNS "" The standards are the same mission put their stamp of that the proposed expansion of approval bn the sewer and road FOR SEPTEMBER 1975 Friday, September 26th the wastewater treatment plant work done by the engineering on Herbison Road will have to firm of Miok, Rowland & FRIDAY EVEN|NGS meet. Associates, Angola, Ind., in the The City of St. Johns Water Department personnel will be •HOURS 8-n While the board agreed to township. flushing the fire hydrants to clean out the water mains of rust cooperate with Tri-County, they . Emerson said, "I still feel & sediment that develops. Flushing of fire hydrants is done in SATURDAY AFTERNOONS 2 - 4y still were less than satisfied work needs to be done," and the spring & fall. with their relationship with added they will now have t& The schedule for flushing will be: SATURDAY EVENINGS 8 • 11 county government pressure the CDPW to make Supervisor Dale .Emerson sure .everything is completed October 5th thru October 9th. SUNDAY AFTERNOONS 2 - 4 told the board that he really since) the . engineers have October 12th thru October 17th didn't like the Clinton already been given their final October 19th thru October 24th Available For Development Corporation, a payment by the CDPW. The Brown Family and Friends will perfornf during a full day of public corporation created by Purvis was upset with the activities Sept. 28 at the Lowe United Methodist Church. Sunday Flushing will be done between the hours of 9:30 p.m. & 6:00 the County Board of Com­ Commission because they had School starts at 3:45 a.m., worship hour Is at 11 a.m., a potluck p.m. Private Skating missioners to disperse sent a letter to the CDPW on dinner will be served at noon, Fun Time will be from 2-4 p.m. and, St. Johns Water Department unallocated Comprehensive Friday, approving the at 8 p.m. the Brown Family and Friends will have the full service. CarlFonger, Superintendent Parties Employment Training Act engineer's work, even though An offering will be taken to cover their expenses. Funds a notary public or other officer legally authorized to administer oaths and returning such Heating and Air INCREDIBLE JAPAN registration cards to the clerk of the township, city or village before the close of office hours on the 1 last day of registration prior to airy election or primary election. The notary public or other officer Conditioning JAMES FORSHEE CLINTON THEATRE administering the oath shall sign his name on the line for the signature of the registration officer WEDNESDAY, ARR1L 7, 1976 and designate his title. CUSTOM SHEET F. Bruce Wood METAL SHOP Clerk of said City ( Dated: September 19,1975 52 Years Same Address Proceeds for Community Events ***> (i&toffe

CLINTON COUNTY NEW?, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN September 24, 1975 Michelle Lawrence Susan Wohlscheid and Luke and Dwight Craig wed Koenigsknecht united in marriage picture hats trimmed with Susan Kay Wohlscheidi and ribbons, and carried baskets of Luke M. Koenigsknecht were mixed flowers with ribbon married by Msgr. Thomas J. streamers. ' Bolger Aug.. 2 at St. Joseph The bride's mother wore a Catholic Church in Pewamo. long-sleeved mint-green gown The altar was decorated with with a matching lace coat, her orange and yellow gladiolus for corsage was made of white the afternoon double-ring carnations with yellow roses. service. Ronald Sosebee was best The bride is the daughter of man. Randy Craig, brother of Mr. and Mrs. Isidore J. the bridegroom, and Eugene Wohlscheid of 55 Leona Dr., Jones were groomsmen. Pewamo. Ken Randolph and Steve VanVleet ushered, • The bridegroom is the son of Kris Shafley provided the Mr. and Mrs, George J. music for the reception and Koenigsknecht of R-2, St. Johns. Niles hall following the wed­ The bride was given in ding. marriage by her father. She wore an empire-waisted gown • Mr. and Mrs."Rdger Schultz trimmed with chantilly lace. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold The gown featured a lace Richey acted as hosts and bodice, high neckline, and hostesses at the reception. They Queen Anne's sleeves. received 350 guests. Shirley Craig, the bride's The chantilly lace was aunt, served the punch. Peg repeated in the veil, and was Ward the bridegroom's cousin, accented with pearls. served coffee. Iced tea was Yellow and orange served by Karen Schultz, the sweetheart roses, white fugi bride's aunt. The.groomscake chrysanthemums and baby's was served by Renee Makara, a breath were used to make the friend of the couple. The bride's bridal .bouquet cake was served by Rose Mrs. Ernest Schafer played Randolph and Lana Hardman, the organ while the bridegroom the bride's aunt. Mrs. Debra Halfmann and Cheryl Arens sung. Special guests attending the Matron of honor was Mrs. celebration were Mrs. Fred Janice Spitzley, sister of the Nieman and Mrs. Vern Craig, Debra Halfmann bride, of Fowler. grandmothers of ' the Attending the bride were: bridegroom; and Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Koenigsknecht, sister of Carl Schultz and Mr. and Mrs. the groom, of St. Johns; Marcia Mr. & IV|rs. Luke Koenigsknecht Robert Smit, grandparents of now Mrs MacKinnon Wohlscheid, sister of the bride Fedewa, friend of the groom, of Mr. and Mrs. Luke M. the bride. dT Pewamo; Mrs. Ann Schafer, St. Johns. Koenigsknecht honeymooned on Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lee Debra Kay Halfmann and ivory-colored velvet ribbon friend of the bride, of Fowler. Groomsmen included John the East Coast before making Craig both graduated from St. Robert James MacKinnon were streamers. They wore head­ The bridal attendants wore Beck, ibrother-in-law of the their home at 11120 W. Second married Sept 20 at 1:30 p.m. at dresses of matching flowers. Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Craig Johns High School. She floral-print, organza gowns with groom, of Lansing; Francis St., Fowler. graduated in 1975 and he the Most Holy Trinity Church in Roger Thelen was best man. halter-tops, cummberbunds and Wohlscheid, brother of the bride Michelle Renee Lawrence appliques adorned the neckline graduated^ 1974. Fowler. Dave Halfmann, brother of the daisy-lace trim. They carried of Pewamo; Steve Schafer, The bride is a 1973 graduate of and Dwight Lee Craig were and bodice, The full-length The couple are making their Father Albert Schmitt per­ bride, of Fowler; Leon nosegays of yellow daisy friend of the groom of Fowler. Pewamo-Westphalia High married in an evening can­ sheer sleeves also had lace first home at 2615& E. Maple formed the double-ring Schneider, of Shepherd; John > chrysanthemums, orange A reception was held at St. School. The bridegroom dlelight ceremony Aug. 9 at the appliques and the cuffs were Rapids Rd., Eureka, Mich. ceremony from an altar Pung, of Fowler; and Dale carnations, and baby's breath. Joseph's Parish Hall, Pewamo, graduated from Fowler High United Methodist Church in St. decorated with seed pearls. decorated with orange and Koenigsknecht of Fowler Were The best man was Duane Neginning at 5:30 p.m. School in 1972. Johns. ' The bnde carried a colonial yellow - gladiolus and groomsmen. 1 The bride is the daughter of bouquet made of pink rose buds, chrysanthemums. Ushers were Kirk Thelen and •v*- "%&** Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Lawrence baby's breath, and white daisies gintU Mrs. Herman Motz and Pam David MacKinnon. / of R-3 Williams Rd., St. Johns. circled with white carnations, Schaefer accompanied vocalist The mother of the (bride Wore IRTHS The bridegroom is the son of Maid of honor, Corrine A boy, David Lee Merwin, Susie Schaefer on the organ. a full-length peach-colored Mr. Gaylord Craig of R-l, St. Lawrence, sister of the bride, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl The bride was given in gown. The bridegroom's mother Aboy, Gage Alan.-was born to Johns. wore a gown of pink* flocked Jones of St. Johns Sept. 14 at marriage by her father. She wore a full-length shrimp- Mr.' and Mrs. Jack Anderson of The Rev. Francis Carl voille over a yellow taffeta Clinton Memorial Hospital. He wore an empire-waisted Vic­ colored gown. Both mothers Rt. 1, St. Johns, Sept. 16,1975 at Johannides conducted the underskirt. The V-neck and weighed 8 lbs. 13 ozs. Grand­ torian gown with aloson-Iace wore corsages containing Clinton Memorial Hospital. He double-ring ceremony from an sleeves were trimmed with parents are Mr. and Mrs. trimming the neckline, yellow sweetheart roses with weighed 8 lbs. % oz. The baby altar decorated with vases of white lace. She carried a basket Wesley Erickson of Elsie and waistband, cuffs, and skirt- white carnations. has 1 sister. Grandparents are white chrysanthemums and of mixed flowers and ribbon Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones of bottom. The gown was An outdoor reception was held Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anderson of gladiolus. streamers. Laingsburg. The mother is the fashioned with fitted sleeves, at the Fowler Conservation St. Johns and Mrs. Marvel . Barbara Davis accompanied Attending the bride were: former Catherine Erickson., fitted cuffs, an A-line skirt and Park beginning at 5 p.m. Cindy Mistretta of Dearborn Hts. The soloist Don Valentine on the Cathy Merignac and Lynette A girl, Brenda Kay, was born cathedral-train. Miller, Jan Simon, Geralyn mother is the former Cherie organ. Musical selections in­ Lawrence, sister of the bride, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffin The bride wore a mantilla Thelen, and Jane Piggott Mistretta. cluded "The Wedding Prayer," both from St. Johns. of 225 W. Elm,'Elsie, Mich. trimmed with matching lace, served about 350 guests. "The Lord's Prayer," and •A girl, Brooke Christine, was Melissa Hardman and Rachel Sept. 18, 1975 at Clinton and carried a bouquet of fuji Special guests included Mrs. born Aug.-28 to Mr. land Mrs. 'IRflw IJ.QKft.Thee.'? Richeyy cousins of the bride, Memorial Hospital. .'She chrysanthemums, white car­ Sheraphine Halfmann, grand­ J$beGlJ>ride.rwas given, in' r8&Ut%etetfofc&3, Lowe Rd., i were flower girls. ' ^ *'-" wefglie'd 7 lbs. ^WTM b'abf nations, orange sweetheart mother of the bride; Mr. and St. Johns., - , marriage by hery father. SbA

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September 24, 1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN / Vows are said by Madeline American Legion Auxiliary meets The American Legion America Our Greatest In recognition of 50 or more Auxiliary Unit 153 of St. Johns Heritage." Rules will be continuous years of service in Scharf and Thomas Horton met Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. for a available at the Bemcnt the American Legion Auxiliary potluck supper at the Post Library. it was voted to make charter Mrs.' ifriford Horton, Lansing, Home. At 8 p.m. President Hospital Chairmen Ann members Mrs, Mary Doyle, Mich,, were united in marriage ' Anita Lynam opened the Walker arid Kay Mishler Laura Hull and Mayme Aug. 3 at the Northwestern regular meeting. reported on the inventory of the Walsworth unit life members. College Chapel. In convention reports given unit's hospital equipment. One Also unit members Mrs. Ber- by Delegates Joan Smith and wheelchair is in need of repair nice Beach, Dorothy Matthews, The-Rev, Dietrich Kuehl, Argentina Mazzolini, Fay Hartford, officiated at the 3 Anita Lynam the Americanism and, if possible, will be v,rt Osgood, Ruth Slrrine and Ruby p.m. ceremony- Professor 6SS3V *k'**theme *isn '"Freedo 'I?paoHnmm i\r\n repaired. * Wekeman who have over 50 Scharf delivered the ser- years of continuous mem­ monette. A chorus of school bership were voted life mem­ friends and relatives provided bership. Unit 153 was chartered the music, accompanied by SxtetKtiw calwctm June 18, 1921. Mrs, Franklin Zabell. Sept. .30 & Oct. 7: Two more Oct. 15: West Branch Feeder Unit 153 voted to help officer A reception followed the evening Workshops in Land­ Calf Sale. Robert Ott paint parking ceremony at Lindberg's By the scaping Your Home and Oct, 15: Family Living meters red, white and blue in River, Grounds - Central National Nutrition Edication Training - keeping with the Bicentennial Mrs. Paul Wiley, Naperville, Bank -7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Smith Hall-9:30 a.m. theme. 111., was her sister's matron of QcU: Cftnton 4-H Fair Board Oct. 16: Family Living -Legislative bulletins will be honor, The bridesmaids were Meeting, Nutrition Education Training -- sent to unit legislative chair­ Mrs. Henry Meyer, Owosso, Oct, 2: County 4-H Pumpkin man, Maralyse Brooks, the Mich., and Mrs, Ralph Scharf, Smith Hall - 9:30 a.m. and Sunflower Contest - Smith Oct. 16: 4-H Leaders General reading rooms of the Michigan Milwaukee, sister-in-law of the Hall -- 7 p.m. Veterans Facility in Grand bride, Meeting - Smith Hall, 8 p.m. Oct. 2: Family Living African Oct, 17: Baldwin Feeder Calf Rapids, Saginaw V.A. Hospital Jonathon Horton, Citrus Safari, with Helen Meach, Sale. and Bement Library. Heights, Calif,, brother of the former Clinton County Ex­ Oct. 17: Dairy Farmers from Rehabilitation Chairman groom, was the best man, with tension Home Economist - St. state of Washington visiting Marjorie Pardee was given $125 John Nolte and Fred Kreske Johns United Methodist Church county. to buy gifts for the Christmas serving as groomsmen. Tne -8 p.m. ' Oct. 18: State 4-H Meat Gift Shop at the Saginaw ushers were Terry Bacoi}, Oct. 3: Angus Sale - M.S.U. Judging Contest - M.S.U. -8:30 Veterans Hospital. Gift Shop brother-in-law of the groom, Oct. 5-11: National 4-H Week. a.m. days are Dec. 9-10-11. Unit 153 and Rev.-Ralph Scharf, brother Oct. 8: Clinton County Family Oct. 20: Clinton County Fair will send workers on Dec. 11 to of the bride. Living Council-Smith Hall--9;30 Association Annual Meeting - wrap and package gifts for the a.m. patients. The groom is a graduate of Smith Hall, 8 p.m. Michigan State University, Oct. 8: Family Living Oct. 21-23: Annual Extension Fall Conference will be held attended Bethany Lutheran Program, "Relax-Of Course Conference for all agents. in Saginaw Sept. 26-27-28. 'Seminary in Mankato, Minn., 50d mvUu&itovuf, You Can," -Smith Hall -1 p.m. Oct. 27: 4-H Leaders -President Anita Lynam and and the Evangelical The 50th wedding anniversary couple are invited, but it has - Free Babysitting. Recognition Banquet - Smith Secretary Kay Mishler will Lutheran Seminary. His wife is of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Lietzke been requested that they bring Oct. 9: Family Living Hall. attend the schools of in­ will be celebrated by an open Oct. 31: 4-H Human Ecology structions offered and the a graduate of Northwestern no gifts. Nutrition Education Training- general sessions when all the Preparatory School, Dr. Martin house Sept. 28 from 2 until 5 Smith Hall--9:30 a.m. Training - Mason. p.m. at the Redeemer United Nov. 5,12 & 13: Workshop on Committee Programs for 1975- Luther College, New Ulm, The open house is being / 76 will be outlined. Minn., and for the past six years Methodist Church in DeWitt. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John ,. Oct. 9: Gaylord Feeder Calf What You Should Know and taught in the Lutheran Friends and relatives of the Lieizke and family. Sale. Look For In Buying a Home. No Next meeting of Unit 153 will Christian Day School in Delano, Oct. 14: Alpena Feed Calf Charge. 7:30-9:30 p.m. - Smith be Oct. 21 at 8 p.m Minn., and Hartford. Sale. Hall. The couple is at home in Bay City, Mich., "wliere the groom Pomona Grange elects officers [ %iad$etUtU will serve for one year as a Clinton Co. Pomona Grange Donald Watling showed By Mrs Thel,ma Woodbury * i. vicar at St. John's Lutheran met with Stockman-Horton pictures of recycling minerals ) Church. His wife will teach at Grange on Sept. 13. in many countries or the world. The Sept. meeting of Salem Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Horton Trinity Lutheran School in Bay At the business meeting the The picture showed we must Church United Methodist City. new officers elected for the next find new mineral deposits, Women was held Thursday Madeline Scharf, daughter of Scharf, 819 Harvey Avenue, and The newlyweds took a wed­ 2 years were Master Arthur recycle what we have, do not evening at the home of Mrs. Professor and Mrs. Erwin Thomas Horton, son of Mr, and ding trip to Northern Wisconsin. Curtis, Overseer Lawrence waste our minerals and Kent Shinabery with 20 Harte, Gagekeeper Francis discover new deposits in other members and friends present. Halsey, Steward Lloyd countries. There was group Mrsv James Fisher led in Atkinson. Donald and Dorothy singing of old songs with Vida devotions, using scripture Watling are Ass't. Steward and Exelby at the piano. Closed by references to explain three Lady Ass't. Steward also singing one verse of America. divine blessings fl) Guidance, Dorothy Watling is the Ladies (2) Assurance, (3) and Comfort. Activibes leader and Mildred State ,Grange meets in Sturgis Pres. Mary Phillips opened Atkinson was elected Pomona. Oct 14-18, 1975. ' the business meeting. The annual pledges of moneys were made to our organization and Fulton offers adult courses also to "Crop". Special dates to remember are Sept. 23 and Oct. Fulton Schools are taking tuition, or'booKs to adults who 18. Also on Oct. 18 "Family have not graduated from high Night" will be observed with 50tk atuUvenwiy registrations for adult high r school, completion! courses. school. > - ' i • potluck supper and "Harvest Mr. and 'Mrs. Ernest W. bytheirchildren: Mr, and Mrs! s Classes will begin Sept. 22, from Adult high school graduates •Festival" gifts. Marten of 7632 W. Centerline Harold Marten, Mr. and Mrs. 7-10 p.m. may attend these sessions at a The next regular meeting will Rd., St. Johns, will celebrate ' Cletus (Lois) Thelen, and Mr. The class will meet on the fee of $15 per course. Classes be held on Thurs. evening, Oct. their 50th wedding anniversary and Mrs. Richard (Jean) Dilts. evening best suited for the are to be held for 15 weeks. 16 in the church basement at an open house' at St. Peter Friends and relatives are majority of the students. There Courses offered are American rooms and the work will be Lutheran Church Hall, Oct. 5 invited to attend the open house, are no charges for registration, Literature, Art, English, making of cancer pads for from 2 until 5 p.m. but are requested not to bring Government, Home Economics, Clinton County Chapter. The open house will be hosted gifts. Shop, Small Engines, Typing I Mrs. Dennis Phillips Receives prison and U.S. History. Call 236-7232 presented the lesson "What it Duane Shooltz is FSC sentence for for details. means to be a Christian." residence hall advisor violating parole Duane Shooltz of DeWitt has College policies," said Thomas Just moved in? Walsh, Dean of Men. Thomas Favior, 20, 2995 E. Clifford and Iva Halsted (seated) are joined by their children (from left) Mrs. Kenneth Henry, Mrs. been chosen among the 168 Price Road, St. Johns, was I can help you out. William Aldrich, Vernon Halsted, Valgene Halsted, Virgil Halsted, Oretha Bissell, Mrs. Lester Dean, Ferris State College students A new one-credit class has sentenced from 2 to 4 years in Carl Halsted and Frank Halsted. who will be Residence Hall been designed for the R.A.'s to the Michigan Department of Don't worry and wonder about (earning your way Advisors (known on campus as help them learn about their role Correchons for . violating his around town. Or what to see and do. Or whom to ask. an R.A.) this fall at the College. and themselves. They also parole. As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess, I can simplify the The students chosen as R.A.'s attend empathy training business of getting settled.'Kelp you begin to enjoy your Celebration marks 90th sessions designed to help them Favior had been on probation new town... good shopping, local attractions, community act as advisers, counselors, and opportunities. friends to the students who live become better listeners," for larceny from a building and Walsh said. attempted larceny from a And my basket is full of useful gifts to please your birthdays, 67th anniversary on their floors in the college building. , family. . f ' dormitories. They have also This year the R.A.'s have Jake a break from unpacking and call me. been trained to direct students been encouraged to initiate a NET RESULTS Phone < - Sunday Sept 21 was a special Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rapids. to the proper resource places variety of programs in their Most o£ today's troubles are day for Clifford and Iva Halsted (Beth) Dean of Maple Rapids; On Sunday, Sept. 28 a party is and to function in case of halls to make residence hall the unpleasant, unperformed te8tei' of Maple Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Halsted jof planned for the 5 generations of emergencies. ' living more of a learning ex­ tasks we pushed aside 224-6407 0» 224-6116, They celebrated their 90th St. Johns; Mr. and Mrs. Frank the family consisting of 9 "The R.A.'s help keep order perience, according to the Dean, yesterday. birthdays and 67 years of Halsted of Lansing; Mr. and children, 24 grandchildren, 35 on the floors and support of Men. married life with a dinner at Mrs. Valgene Halsted of great grandchildren and 2 great Daley's Fine Food, attended by Perrinton and Mr. and Mrs. great grandchildren. Total in sjisssjir.ssr.ssssssssssssss their 9 children and their Kenny (Coryll) Henry of Maple the five generations is 97. St. Johns residents serving as husbands and wives. 4 Both were born in Gratiot FSC residence hall advisors County and have spent their tddtvifo edt&vt entire lives in this area. Patricia Henning and (Bar­ on the floors and support college Greetings were received from EDITOR'S NOTE: The bara Maier, both of St. Johns, policies," said Thomas Walsh, the President and Mrs. Ford following letter has been sent to have been chosen among the 168 dean of men. and the Governor and Mrs, President Gerald Ford - we feel Ferris State College students A new one-credit class has dirslep. Milliken. Mr. and Mrs. the young lady has a good point who will be Residence Hall been designed for the R.A.'s to shoes I Halsted:s'chiidrenarerMrrand * and express our agreement'with Advisors (known on campus as help them learn about their role Mrs. Carl Halsted of Standish, ner- an R.A.) this fall at the College. and themselves. They also u Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dear Mr. President Tlje students chosen as R,A.'s attend empathy training Halsted of Long Beach, Calif., act as advisers, counselors, and sessions designed to help them t: Mrs. Aretha Bissell of ( March 1,1975 friends to the students who live become better listeners," Perrinton; Mr. and Mrs. Wm, I am a third grade student on their floors in the college Walsh said. (Alice) Aldrich of Maple from Attwood school. I am eight dormitories. They have also This year the R.A.'s have years old. t fee) our President is been trained to direct students been encouraged to initiate a a very important person. to the'proper resource/places yariety of programs in their I think his birthdate is very ' and to function in case of halls to make residence hall Clinton important too. I am writing this emergencies. living more of a learning ex­ letter to you for that reason. "The R.A.'s help keep order perience! County News' I b'elieve that our calendars should show the same date our Relax. or somebody in your ' / school books teach us about We don't want your community crying for Second class poslaRc paid nl SI when a President is born. r Charlotte Carter •fi.tms. Mich -10879 money. AU we want is a your attention. * Published Wednesdays - al 120 I would like to see the birth- small piece of yourself. Write B Walker Street. St. Johns by date of George Washington portant people in history, when Your humanity. Volunteer, Clinton Cminly News Inc changed hack to the real date on we read in our school books that If you can Washington, Subscription price by mall In our calanders to February 2t they were born on a certain D.C. 20013. Some shoes-are made for everyone. But not the .Michigan. W tor one year, sio far date, and our calendars show a drive a truck, luo lean, $125 fir -six months. Many children I know feel the bake a cake or , If not for "Sizzler." It's for you and you alone... In a outside* Michigan. $7 SO Tor one same as I do, It is very difficult different date. blow a nose ^ their sake, then \ear to learn about any of our im- I know you are a very busy there's something for your own. Whisper soft material to caress your feet person with many respon­ 4 sibilities to many people. But I Everything you've always wanted in a casual feel this is very important to sandal, and more. Versatility..,softness... CITY OF ST. JOHNS many students* Vbluriteer. and best of all, a beautiful price. Please help us set this right Itll make you A concerned student, ' List colors here WHS NOTICE OF SALE Charlotte Carter a better humanbeing. BLACK The City of St. Johns will hold a sealed bid sale 1 SUNSET RUST October 3, 1975, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p,m. at the BURGUNDY 21 f ORVLflLi L < ONOMY SH(i( s r< -<'f Department of Public Works Garage, 1000 N. US-27. . *- Items sold will include 1927 Studebakcr Fire Truck, •f\ bicycles, and various other supplies and equipment no longer needed by the municipality. The City re­ , ST. JOHNS FINE serves the right to reject or accept bids which it* HENRY E. DREPS, INC. 11375 NORTH u.s, 27 ' 121 N. Clinton dooms are In the best Interest of the City. DEWITT, MICHIGAN 4B820 * Phone 224-2213 .SHOES F. Bruce Wood » t, PHONE (517} 669-9996 OR 669-9997 City Clerk 1976 C0ACHMENS NOW IN STOCK l >WO*-->'.i • ! 'IM'J: CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN September 24,1975

Clinton County News "If It Fitz • t •

HAROLD SCHMALTZ-Advertising Director Editor, Lapeer County Press "by JilTI Fitzgerald JIM EDWARDS-Editor •i1—'/•*• *.

Tteputedly, my closest brush with Organized Jack's hand move swiftly toward the lefOnside-of crime occurred on a ferry boat to Mackinac Island his jacket... ', )t\ " in June of 1974. My wife and I sat across frora^ Tony Jack pulled out confirmation of his Anthony (Tony Jack) Giacalone and his wife. He's reservation. The mix^ip was .quickly resolvedf. A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS the guy Jimmie Hoffa was reportedly going'to The reservation had been misfiled because some 25 YEARS AGO with special services in the lunch with.the day Hoffa disappeared. dummy had spelled Giacalone with a J, I climbed morning and a basket dinner at "How do you know she's his wife?" my wife back out of my garment bag and whispered to Sept. 21,1950 whispered. "Maybe she's his moll." Robert Owen Hulbert, 68, of noon. another clerk that I was with the Ptf$s, con­ Between the lines St. Johns, passed away at RobertDartWard, 65, of West "Don't believe everything you read in the yellow vention. He said I had abighole lii my shirt, ' , Colony Road in Essex Town­ press," I cautioned her. "Remember, the Clinton Memorial Hospital newspapers always say Giacalone is a REPUTED In the dining room that night, I amused some Monday morning after several ship, died Friday morning at friends with my theory of why GiacaIon&.was on Clinton Memorial Hospital. He leader in the Mafia. This means they can't prove it with Jim Edwards^ month's illness. Services were and don't want to risk a lawsuit." >* * • Mackinaclsland. Ferry service stops atmidnight 1 { 'JJ -IT » lJU held today at 2 p.m. from the had been in poor health for a and there is no way off the island until 7 a,m. "This Osgood Funeral Home with number of years. 'Til bet he hates newspapermen;'' she said. place is a perfect alibi for any crime committed on Rev. Emeral Price officiating. After two weeks of watching "Why don't you jump overboard on the port the mainland after midnight. That,'s why Tony Interment was in Mt. Rest* the operation of rural schools in side," I said. "That would attract Tony's attention Jack caused a stir at the check-in desk. He Cemetery. the system, Walt Nickel, while I stroll innocently to the starboard and throw probably misspelled his name on purpose when he ItuxiqftU tfaoMyk 4, Utfwm&en, Stanley G, Redfern, 40, for­ assistant superintendent in away this stupid badge that says I'm here to at­ made the original reservation. He wants people to mer St. Johnsite, who^was in­ charge of rural schools for the tend a convention of the Michigan Press Association." remember him so he can prove, he was marooned . . . "PEDESTRIAN COURTESY" - There's program administered solely by Ingham County. jured In an accident near St. Johns Public School District here while a big caper was going downjin Detroit Lansing, Monday evening, is said he was pleased, "School Is She looked at the huge hole I'd ripped in my at 2 a.m. Someday I will.probably be called as a such a thing as "driver courtesy," but there's also There might still be such a program in Clinton shirt, removing the badge.,"It's too late," she such a thing as "pedestrian courtesy," Evidently County, but therehasn'tbeenany Indication that it reported to be in "good con* going reasonably well, about witness to testify before a grand jury. If,they ask dition" at Sparrow Hospital in the way we expected at this said, "I know he saw it, I can tell by the way he Is why I was wearing a garment-bag on theaiight in many St. Johns junior high school age children . will be in the near future. smiling at us, Richard Widmark smiled like that in have never heard of it. On their way to school, they Lansing, this morning, point/' he said Monday. question, I'll take the "fifth". * h . • V. W. Hoag, who has been with 'Kiss of Death.*" consistently cross against the ligfit. It's bad Sealed Power Corp. expects "I'm nota bitworried," I said. "Widmark didn't enough when there's no traffic, but they're so bold the Brown Funeral Home In to be moving into the new At this point my wife kicked my foot arid fu,r- Greenville the past 11 years, portion of their St" Johns plant smile, he giggled." •tively pointed behind me. I didn't need to" turn to walk right in front of oncoming autbs whose v . . . AGRICULTURE AND TOYS - The On the island dock, there was one horse-drawn arotlnd. Suddenly I knew she was'telling rrie drivers have the green light. It may be funny to following editorial in the Ingham County News last has this week become by about the first of October, associated with The Eberts of according to Lawrence Sexton, carriage headed for the Grand Hotel. We shared it Giacalone was sitting at the next table.'' ' *" you, kids, but itwon'tbewhen someone gets hurt. week enlightens us on a new law now on the books: with the Giacalones. I stood near Tony Jack while Big Brother is at it again. St. Johns, Mr. Hoag is a native plant manager. "Is he giggling?" I whispered. of Grand Ledge and was for a a room clerk said he couldn't find the Giacalone "Reputedly," she said. * reservation. TonyMack insisted the reservation Last Week Michigan retailers who sell number of years associated ONE YEAR AGO I took my dessert to my room and ate (tin the toys got the official proclamation that with the Smith Funeral Home had been made. The clerk said no. I saw Tony garment bag, reportedly. '* Y , . . IT'S A ROUGH LIFE - A little fella was Sept. 26,1974 beginning April 1, all stores selling toys will (here.'He has been a licensed The County Board of Com­ standing infrontof a door in St. Johns City Hall the have to be licensed by the state of funeral director since 1930. other day when the door was opened, knocking Michigan. missioners voted Tuesday to him down. The pushes checked to see if he was In line with their policy of open bids again for a second Ford's refusal to hurt and apologized, to which the youngster The licensing will be handled by the state letting the public know how the time on a county wide ap­ replied, "That's all right, it happens all the time." department of agriculture, of all things-as tax dollar is spent, the St. Johns praisal. This time the deadline if they didn't have enough to worry with board of education, in for the completion date will be food shortages and declining farm income. cooperation with the Central- Oct. 1, 1976 rather than the lift grain moratorium Oh, yes, there is a $5 license fee for the Parent-Teachers' Association is original Nov. 1, 1975 deadline. retailers and a $50 license fee for _the sponsoring an open, house at . . . QUESTION - I was asked recently what By a unanimous vote, the manufacturer. Central School September 26 DeWitt township board voted happened to the one-free-meal-a-week program , from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. for senior citizens in Clinton County. To tell the The fee isn't the whole story, though. The not to collect the 1% tax disappoints farmers truth, other than knowing a bureacratic squabble poor retailer and manufacturer will have a An 11 week search for a collection fee in an effort to \,<- whole new set of forms to file, a whole new missing St. Johns' man ended reduce taxes and to help In a letter'to President Ford, moratorium on grain sales and are concerned that ,;jjour seemed ready to put the skids to it, I really didn't decision to send a trade mission know what the status of program is. . . but, asked army of inspectors to greet at the door and late Wednesday afternoon when alleviate the burden of the 10% Michigan farmers Sept. >17 disappointment in their former another set of bureaucratic regulations to the body of Sherman R. Purvis, factor placed on them by the expressed their strong disap­ Congressman for "knuckling to the Soviet Union couldje'ad to Virginia Zeeb of the County Board of Com­ international , commo'dity missioners. ponder. 68, was discovered hanging state. proval of his refusal to lift the under to George Meaty and his / More important, the already reeling from a tree in the woods on the All military veterans in demands." agreements. Such agreements She reports that Clinton County decided not to Paul Martis farm in Greenbush have never worked and tJiVidea participate in the program because of the funding taxpayer will have a few more Clinton County are invited to be Elton R. Smith, president of 1 bureaucratics mouths to feed. Township. Sheriff Percy J. honored guests at the dedication the Michigan Farm Bureau, on of them should be, rejected. * process. Ingham County requested the funding, Patterson and Coroner Glenn behalf of the organization's The farm leader told including in their application that areas served So when you buy that erector set for of the veterans memorial at the Osgood reported that Mr. courthouse Sunday, Sept. 28, at 61,000 member-families, ap­ President Ford that although would include Eaton and Clinton Counties. Clinton junior for Christmas, make sure you buy it Purvis had apparently taken his pealed to Ford "to be consistent farmers are not inclmfed, to County was for the program if it was conducted from a licensed retailer. Big Brother is 3 p.m. The memorial, donated Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sullivan own Me, by the Blue Star Mothers of St. attended the Ewald- with the principles of the make threats, they do* act through the Tri-County Consortium on Aging, but looking out for you. market system you defended decisively on "economic felt they had no control in participating in a Onward and upward. Johns, honors.those servicemen Christiansen wedding and who served during the Korean reception Sunday at the Seventh for a generation as a Michigan reality." If a continued, export 10 YEARS AGO embargo, or threats of an , Sept. 23,1965 and Vietnam War erfis. Day Adventist Church at Grand Congressman." Ledge. Mrs. Raymond Sherman * "It is hard to believe that an embargo take away needed Slightly fewer than 10,000 Sixteen people were arrested foreign markets, Smith'stated, people — only 22 per cent of the including 5 juveniles Saturday accompanied them. administration with a public commitment "to integrity could farmers simply cannot afford to county population — took ad­ morning when police from 4 Mrs. Marguerite Grow of produce in .the record volume It's the end of '75 vantage of the oral polio vac­ units raided a south. XteWitt. Grand Ledge was a Saturday call for full production from cine clinics' SUhda'y*' ,v " " Twp. home. Maldjuanirwas} dftnVrWirfterflrf'&mW Am'erica'n' Me^HsV'winfei' ft! r i A shiftrfiniemphaBi;f\bf»thV* fouW along with ^marijuana' Mp'-and^rs^/'Donaia'SuTlCvSir -••- -—*-. -—r,j>------tf - -•,.- rttt„ .»?•*.-. . ^,, .-...,, Michigan State University related paraphernalia. Three of* and sons •- *' '4 ' jirdspecfcfjJNSspecfef, de'ny1 hieedeneedead exporexportt rftIfi the 'interest bf farmers' and the beginning of Cooperative Extension Service the sixteen were taken to jail' TCMr and Mrs. Charles Fj'sher^'taarte^to.thM'fesame.farmers, «ri0nsuraerS and . A day in the life of a senate The only way to accomplish this you feel your blood pressure CLINTON COUNTY aide is a day of leisure you say? is to contact those individuals, begin to climb, give us a call WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP * # ' Unfortunately, this is a com­ either in person or by mail, who and we'll try and give you a i monly held misconception. It is are directly affected by a hand. A Special Use Permit to operate a sanitary landfill, | ZONING ADMINISTRATION particularly inaccurate if you particular piece of legislation. In closing, if you'd like to see submitted by Watertown Development Corporation^ on'; happen to work for someone like It has been my experience that us in operation by all means the following described parcel of land: « ,*%,>-' Based on Building Cost Computed by Zoning Department Dick Allen. I'm Sue Wadel and people are always more than stop by and see us. If we can be Efe of W'A of Sec. 29, T5N-R3W, lying N. oLQrand|| I'm taking the opportunity willing to give' input on of assistance (even if you're not River'Avenue and South of M.D.S.H. 1-96 right-of-way.j One & Two Family Residential Construction: while the senate is in recess to legislation but rarely initiate sure we really can) give us a let you know what the life of this the contact to do so. I think that call. This item was tabled by'the Clinton County Zoning to 41,000 $10.00 particular staff member is like. • this is unfortunate but hope that Commission on Thursday, February 20, 1975. $1,000 to $10,000 $10.00 + $4/1,000 over $1,000 we will be able to form good It's been nice talking with you. $10,000 to $100,000 $35.00 + $2/$l,000 over $10,000 The whole polticial process is lines of communication so this The text of the Zoning Ordinance as proposed tc;be $100,000 + ! $200.00 + $1/$1,000 over $100,000 a little like trying to watch-a problem will cease to exist. Our amended and a map showing the Zoning Ordinance as twin drive-in movie while sit­ policy is to contact individuals proposed to be amended may be examined at lOff S. Note: No permit fee for accessory buildings to the above that are 100 square feet or less and not on ting in the middle. It is a according to their particular Ottawa Street, St. Johns, Mich., between the hours of 8 a permanent foundation (slabs included). Said structures shall meet the requirements of the tremendously complex, profession. I'm sure fanners a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m, of anyday Monday Zoning Ordinance including set-backs. fascinating entity. And in all would have much more input as . through Friday. - ' '" - ••; - - < ? J honesty one that can really well as interest in the PBB a Unattached non-Dwelllngs Including Farm Buildings [excluding commercial]; wear on you when things are problem than the licensing of going fast and furious. The point architects or social workers, >,V. Arnold R. Minarik,' ',*•'"* t $10.00 being that one person cannot etc. Zoning Administrator keep tabs on everything that is 8'MMKMUMHIMCMTY All Other Construction [Including Commercial]: going on. This fact creates the necessity for staff members like Last but one of the most to $500 $8.00 myself. Important aspects of my job is $500 to $1,000 $10.00 working with constitutent $1,000 to $10,000 $10.00 + $3/1,000 over $1,000 As a staff member, you problems. I can identify with HEARING AID CONSULTATION $10,000'tO $100,000 ' $46.00 + $2.50/$1,000 over $10,000 become a researcher, con­ angry citizens who have tried to $100,000 + $316.00 + $2/$l,000 over $100,000 sultant, devil's advocate and In work out a problem with a state some instances an errand boy department without consulting AddlUonal Charges: (person?) in an attempt to keep someone such as the people in St. John's Episcopal School yourself and your senator up-to- our office. Finding the right Overtime inspection 20.00 per hour or fraction thereof date on developments within state office is difficult and at Extra inspection $5.00 your assigned area. best frustrating at times. Once , • , 404 E. Wall&St. Demolition • There's always the ongoing you work with the departments sheds, private garages and $8.00 for a while it becomes easier. -{' , ST JOHNS, MICH. accessory structures .project of anticipating But if you're a first timer and V 1 & 2 family structures problems with existing laws. multi-family & commercial $15.00 + $3/1,000 of cost of (3jrd'rdom on left) structures fc demolition Special inspection $20.00 per hour or fraction thereof FRIDAY-, OCTOBER 3 For work started before Double permit fee FOWLER | permit issued / 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. ZONING APPEAL MEETINGS: * BICENTENNIAL • FREE HEARING TES.TS $50.00 r 1 nj.*. .« Regular Meeting $150.00 EARL GRAHAM Special Meeting *. Saturday, Oct. 4 •REPAIRS ON ALL BRANDS HEARING AID SPECIALIST ZONING COMMISSION MEETINGS? • SAVE 10% ON BATTERIES $100.00 BIKE-A-TH0N (for Cancer) Regular Meeting $250.00 Special Meeting CONTESTS'FOR CHILDREN • NO CHARGE.FOR HOUSE CALLS' INSPECTION INFORMATION: Inspections called for before 9 A,M. will be made the same day if ANTIQUE DISPtAY ' at all possible. > „ Beltone Hearing Aid Center For additional information regarding building permits, fees or zoning information call 224-6761, V Square Dancing • Bake Sale Extension22lor222^Moh.thruFri.,8a.m,tol2Noonandlp.m.to5p.m. 1CKWN. Washington Av*. Arnold R. Minarik, Musical Program - Concessions Zoning Admimtrator LANSING * * PHONE 482-1283 ' ' "^ September 24, 1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN corporation.attentionof JobnJ. which mortgage there is Dillon, Secretary, 3900 Capital claimed to be due at the date City Boulevard, Lansing, hereof the sum of EIGHTEEN Michigan 48906, on or before THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED XiMAtiVitirUtt JUydttem •TWENTY-FOUR and 63/100 March 31,1976. • - As used in this Notice, the Dollars ,($18,624,63), including interest at 8% jper annum. Harold Hoerner, Harvey Mr. and.Mrs. Donald DuMond Frank Worcester attended a dissolved, and all persons who •term "creditor" means ia J REA^ ESTATE FOR SALE Outdoor Investments, Inc., Under the power of sale Hoerner, Howard-Sargent flew had all of the children of Mr. wedding and reception recently are creditors of Presque Isle person to whom United Fidelity BY shall file their claims in writing, contained in said mortgage and to Tecumseh, for the Dawn and Mrs. Jerry Metzmaker for on a Sunday afternoon. It was Harbor Sales Co., shall file their Corporation, is indebted and UNITED STATES OF with the corporation, attention' any other person who has a the statute in such case made Patrol Sunday. ' a week before school began. the Holz-Pumford 'at the Grand AMERICA claims in writing, with the of John 'J. Dillon, Secretary, claim or right against United and provided, notice is hereby Mr. Donald Sullivan and Dan Ledge Seventh Day Adventist House, garage, and lot corporation, attention of John J. 3900 Capital City Boulevard, Fidelity Corporation, liquidated given that said mortgage will be All the Porter Pqrks children went up north td* work on their ChUrch. located at 13546 Allen Street, Dillon, Secretary, 3900 Capital Lansing, Michigan 48906, on or foreclosed by a sale of the mort­ were home to help their father cottage over last weekend near City Boulevard, Lansing, or unliquidated, matured or Mrs. Grace Sullivan attended Bath, Michigan. More fully before March 31,1976. gaged premises, or some part of celebrate his 65th birthday Sept. .Traverse City, described as: a six-room, Michigan 48906, on or before Unmatured, direct or indirect, the Health Meeting at the As used in this Notice, the absolute or contingent, secured them, at public vendue, at the 7. ' . Mrs. Grace Sullivan and Mrs. Community Building in Lansing aluminunt sided, ranch style March 31,1976. term "creditor" means a North Door entrance to the house built in 1954. It has a two or unsecured. at the'Seventh Day Adventist As used iri this Notice, the person to whom Great Outdoor UNITED FIDELITY COR­ Clinton County Courthouse Church. . / car garage with automatic door term "creditor" means a Investments, Inc., is indebted Building in St. Johns Michigan, opener, individual well and PORATION at 10:00 o'clock A.M. Local 1 Mrs. Raymond Sherman and person to whom Presque ,Isle and any other person who has a By: John J. Dillon sons of Mulliken were Saturday septic 'system. House, needs Harbor Sales Co., Is indebted claim or right against Great Time, on October 16,1975. Seaman Page some repairs. Its: Secretary dinner'guests of her parents, and any other person who has a ( Outdoor Investments, Inc., Dated September 18,1975 Said premises are situated in Navy Seamanltecruit James Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sullivan. Taxes; Will be paid by the claim or right against Presque liquidated or unliquidated, Township of Bath; Clinton Isle Harbor Sales Co., 22-3 L.'Page, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Porter Parks spent Government if they become due matured 0r unmatured, direct Cpunty, Michigan, and are Friday with Cappy Parks of and payable prior to the trans­ liquidated or unliquidated, or indirect, absolute or con­ Default has been made in the described as: Lots 1,2,29 and 30 Alden Page of 9950 E. M-21, fer of the property to a buyer. matured or unmatured, direct Ovid, was graduated from Lansing while his mother, Mrs. tingent, secured or un­ conditions of a mortgage made Rickards Cottage Allotment, a Alice Parks, accompanied a Any taxes that become due or indirect, absolute or con­ secured. by Rodger Loren Ryan and subdivision in Bath Township, "recruit training at the Naval after sale by the Government tingent, secured or unsecured. /Training Center, Great Lakes, church group to Camp Barakel, GREAT OUTDOOR IN­ Patricia A. Ryan, his wife, Clinton County, Michigan ac­ •near Fairview." ' < ' will be the total responsibility of PRESQUE ISLE HARBOR ] VESTMENTS, INC mortgager to Graham Mort­ cording to the plat recorded in the buyer. Mrs. Clyde Jenks and Brian of SALES CO. By: John J'. Dillon gage Corporation. Michigan Plat Book 1, Page 38, Clinton Classes include instruction in Lansing, Mrs. Don Henning, 'Terms: Cash, or credit By: John J. Dillon Its: Secretary Corporation, mortgagee. County Records. seamanship, military Mrs, Jerry Myszak of DeWitt all termSf subject to individual Its: Secretary Dated September 18,1975 Dated February 25, 1974 During the six months im­ regulations, fire-fighting, close visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald eligibhty;) may be arranged Dated September 18, 1975 22-3 and recorded on February 28, mediately following the sale, order drill, first aid and Navy with the County Supervisor. The Potts and sons two weeks ago 22-3 1974, in Liber 275, on page 130, the property may be redeemed. history. Sunday. Government reserves the right NOTICE TO CREDITORS Clinton County Records, Dated: August 21, 1975 to reject any or all offers. NOTICE TO CREDITORS OFCHARLEVOIXLAND Michigan, and assigned by said MANUFACTURERS Call or write the County OF RECREATIONAL COMPANY Mortgagee to MANUFAC­ NATIONAL BANK OF Farmers Home Administration PROPERTIES, INC. NOTICE IS HEREBY TURERS NATIONAL BANK DETROIT a National Banking PRICE LIST office, 125 South Maple Street, GIVEN, pursuant to Section 841 OF DETROIT, a National Association Ithaca, Michigan; phone NOTICE IS HEREBY of, the Michigan General Cor­ Banking Association by an Assignee of Mortgagee number, 875-4085; for possible GIVEN, pursuant to Section 841 poration Act, that Charlevoix assignment dated April 2,1974, Jflhn A. Hird, Attorney FOR ST. JOHNS HIGH SCHOOL terms and to make of the Michigan General Cor­ Land Company, has been and recorded on April 4,1974, in For Assignee of Mortgagee arrangements for inspecting poration Act, that Recreational dissolved, and all persons who Liber 275, on page 454, Clinton 2331 Commonwealth Bldg. the premises. Properties, Inc., has been are creditors of Charlevoix County Records, Michigan, on Det. Mich. 48226 19-5 ATHLETIC EVENTS 22-1 dissolved, and all persons who Land Company, shall file their are creditors of Recreational claim in writing, with the FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL PUBLICATION OF NOTICE Properties, Inc., shall file their corporation, attention of John J. Airman Daniels l 1 Pre-schoolers accompanied By parents - FREE OF HEARING claims in writing, with the Dillon, 3900 Capital City SAN ANTONIO - Airman State of Michigan, The corporation, attention of John J. Boulevard, Lansing, Michigan David M. Daniels, son of Mrs. PRE-SALE AT GATE Probate Court for the County of Dillon, Secretary, 3900 Capital 48906, on or before March 31, Nancy E. Austin of 7301 S. Clinton. City Boulevard, Lansing, 1976. Williams, St. Johns, Mich., has Estate of VELMA MARIE Michigan 48906, on or before been assigned to Moody AFB, K-6 1 75* ._75' March 31, 1976. As used in this Notice, the 50 UPHAM, Deceased. File No. term "creditor" means a Ga.f for duty in the ad­ 19372 As used, in this Notice, the person to 'whom Charlevoix ministrative field after com­ 7-12 *P 1 n TAKE NOTICE: On Wed­ term "creditor" means a Land Company, is indebted and pleting Air Force basic ADULT JP nesday, October 1, 1975, at person to whom Recreational any other person who has a training. 10:00, A.M., m the Probate Properties, Inc., is indebted and claim or right against During his six weeks at Courtroom, Courthouse, City of any other person who has a Charlevoix Land Company, Lackland AFB, Tex., he studied FRESHMAN AND JAYVEE FOOTBALL 50* FOR ALL St. Johns, Michigan, before the claim or right against liquidated or unliquidated, the Air Force mission, Hon. TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Recreational Properties, Inc., matured or unmatured, direct organization and customs and Judge of Probate, a hearing will liquidated or unliquidated, or indirect, absolute or con­ received special instruction in l 5 5 be hejd on the petition of Wanda matured or unmatured, direct tingent, secured or unsecured. human relations. ADULTS - *1°° ADULTS _ 1 ° J. Humphrey, Administratrix, or indirect, absolute or con­ ,CHARLEVOIX LAND Airman Daniels is a 1975 $ fl0 praying for allowance,of her tingent, secured or unsecured. COMPANY graduate of St. Johns High STUDENTS 75* STUDENTS ~ l final account. RECREATIONAL PROPER­ By: John J. Dillon School. Dated:'September 17, 1975. TIES, INC. Its: Secretary FRESHMAN BASKETBALL MAPLES & WOOD ,By: John J. Dillon) Dated September 18,1975 Paul A. Maples Its: Secretary * 22-3 J Attorney for Petitioner Dated September 18, 1975 ADULTS _ 75* ADULTS , l°° 306 North Clinton Avenue 22-3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS STUDENTS —' 50* STUDENTS- 75* St. Johns, Michigan OF UNITED FIDELITY Phonei'224-3238 22-1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS CORPORATION OF GREAT OUTDOOR $ „ Admittance to all home athletic events NOTICE IS 1 HEREBY CORTLANDS & MaclNTOSH for the y,ear NOTICE TO CREDITORS INVESTMENTS, INC. GIVEN, pursuant to Section 841 ADULT ATHLETIC PASS 20°° OF PRESQUE ISLE NOTICE IS HEREBY of the Michigan General Cor­ Handpicked $000 Bushel Admittance to pll home athletic events^ BARBOR SALES CO. GIVEN, pursuant to Section 841 poration Act, that United STUDENT ATHLETIC PASS *10°° for the year , NOTICE IS HEREBY of the Michigan General Cor­ Fidelity Corporation, has been GIVEN, pursuant to Section 841 poration Act, that Great Out- dissolved, and all persons who _ cqwLES0Rcpp§ ', Family admissjon tfl^'home" contests. ^^*ff»flCMt&jFifcHftb 3 A A j^n^»ccQm3an^Sil#fti 3eei j ^isjoW^nJia^persons T.rfr 7f$fe^. WTO/%MivW-jDt«t.doftto<)*)-' Cflrpor„atipp,Msba]ll -i&le their • ", T ->r->«n"i

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JOHNS, MICHIGAN September 24,1975 DNR says "put-take" pheasant hunting season off to gopd start State Representative LANSING-Pheasant hunters • Put-take areas are stodced although hunters are 'finding participating in Michigan's one to three or more times each birds throughout the day," weelf by DNR wildlife biologists Janson notes, "Heavy ground popular put-take program at undisclosed times before and by Stanley Powell generally experienced a suc­ after the to a.m. to 7 p.m; daily cover and good Weather con­ cessful opening week, says the hunting hours, ditions are also helping make Department of Natural for good hunts." As the Governor has reviewed tometric school has already Michigan is already on an ex­ "Reports from the field in* and signed more of the ap­ hired faculty and enrolled tremely tight budget; the Resources, which has released Janson reminds hunters that about 6,500 birds at 17 southern dicate that hunters appear there is no application deadline propriation bills which make up students. The Governor said a Legislature cut all it felt it could enthusiastic and generally •our state budget for the current study by the state Office of from current appropriations; state game and recreation for put-take permits, allowing areas since Monday, Sept. 15. satisfied, and that pheasants them to join the put-take action fiscal year, he has exercised his Health and Medical Affairs the Governor has cut even harvested are of good ap­ constitutional prerogative of" concluded Michigan does not more; and there may have to be Put-Take areas include at any time during the season. an across-the-board cut if pearance," says Vic Janson, vetoing specific items in some need an optometry college. Rogue River, Flat River, DNR southern Michigan game Hunters must have the permit of those bills. These are known Optometrists examine eyes and revenues fall below estimates. Barry, Gourdneck, Three bird specialist, "The birds are as "line-item vetos". The prescribe corrective lenses. In light of that, I can't see that in addition to their small game Rivers, Portland, Sharonville, flying well, too, and behave license to hunt pheasants in put- Constitution gives this power to One of the more interesting the Legislature would ap­ Dansville, Gregory, Gratiot - more like wild pheasants than the Governor so that he may propriate the more than $500,000 Saginaw, Deford and Lapeer take areas, Applications are items that the Governor vetoed did some of the birds last year." available at license dealers, but disapprove of some ex­ was r one which would have these new judgeships would state game areas; and Ionia, penditures he thinks unwise, require. In the meantime, our Sleepy Hollow, Holly, Bald Janson observes that most the completed application and provided $200,000 for land Sergeant First Class Walter J. Hetzer [right] teaches his son, $10 fee must be sent to the Put- without having to kill the entire development along the Carp courts will have to make do. Mountain and Wetzel state put-take areas had good crowds This is unfortunate, since it Pvt. James L. Hetzer, the fine arts of becoming an airframe during the week, although no Take Pheasant Program, Box appropriation bill. River in Marquette. Why should repairman at the Army Transportation School, Ft, Eustis, Va. recreation areas. money'have been appropriated recalls the old saying, "justice area was over-crowded with 4013, Lansing, Michigan 48926, delayed is justice denied." Opportunities for hunters will hunters with the possible ex­ for processing. Most permits OF COURSE, all of the items to improve the Carp River? Because Marquette just hap­ continue to abound throughout ception of Wetzel in Macomb are issued within a week, says which have been cut have a the long put-take season (now County. He adds that DNR Janson, special sponsor somewhere, pens to be in the middle of the COMMON CAUSE CRIM district from whence comes the Army instructor through November 14 and from Conservation Officers and those people have naturally Now that he has reaped his 'December 1 through January 4) patrolling the areas reported reacted with loud protests. For Democrat Chairman of the profits from his sale of MSU- Area maps and rules of the Appropriations Committee. with 53,500 more pheasants few game law violations and southern Michigan put-take example, the Governor vetoed Ohio football tickets, Democrat awaiting random releases on received no reports of injuries, $2 million for a proposed State House Speaker Bobby Crim has program are available from I believe the Governor is over 20 additional "opening "Most of the successful most license dealers and from Police crime laboratory in making an extra effort to single turned his thoughts back to is his "dad" days." ' Detroit. The Mayor of Detroit oui those programs he deems legislative business. hunting is in the morning hours, DNR field offices, says Janson. said this ''demonstrates an unwise and cut them from the Specifically, he has said that FT. EUSTIS, VA. - One of the pocket':-! unbuttoned or by astonishing .lack of un­ budget now. Otherwise, if and he will not name a special things Private James L. Hetzer mentioning that he needs a derstanding." when state revenues fall below House committee to investigate worried about before coming to haircut, but "It's nothing more But the Governor pointed out estimates as they are expected the so-called citizens' lobby the Transportation School here than I would say to any other that Detroit is getting a $6 to, the Governor would and will group known as Common was instructors other than his soldier. I expect him to con­ million increase in its revenue have to order an across-the- Cause. Common Cause, you will father, Sergeant First Class form, but he is living his own sharing this year, has already board cut in spending, without recall, bludgeoned the Walter J. Hetzer. life in the military." regard to the worth of in­ Legislature into passing a got a special $700,000 grant to "I came in with the idea that I James, a 1970 graduate of theDetroitlnstituteof Arts, and dividual programs. comprehensive political-control Mason High School, chose the and public-financing-of- was going to get a hard blow the state has taken over the dealt to me, but they've been course because he feels with Detroit House of Corrections JUDGE GAP campaigns bill, using the threat this training he can get a "fairly of a statewide petition drive. pretty fair. Sometimes they Women's Division, So Detroit 'I notice that the Michigan look at me like they're won­ decent" job in civilian life. It isn't exactly ^being short­ Supreme Court has recom­ A full House' approved a dering how come I don't un­ could be some time before he is changed. mended that the state create 14 resolution to investigate derstand. They're under the a civilian, since he doesn't know In another instance, the new circuit court judgeships, 13 Common Cause on August 14 impression that 'Daddy' has if he'll make, the Army a career. Governor vetoed a $250,000 state more probate court judges, and after heated debate. Speaker been helping me with all this "It's hard to say. It all depends supplement to a federally- two district court judges. They Crim was one of those arguing stuff. But it's been blind on how I excel." So far, ex­ funded nutrition program run have made this recom­ against the resolution. He also material to me. celling has been no problem for by Michigan State University. mendation on a statewide voted against it. The final vote him. By a careful analysis of the comparison" of population was 56 in favor, 37 opposed, with The younger Hetzer, whose budget, he was able to point out growth, average caseloads and the 56 supporters including mother, Mrs. Betty L. Hetzer, Pvt. Hetzer has been in the that $200,000 for that purpose other factors. Many of the new many Democrats. The House, and recent bride, Judy, live at Army a little more than three was already included in the judgeships recommended are obviously, expressed its will 15309 Rosemont, Bath, Mich., months, as opposed to his Social Services budget. for outstate Michigan. and directed the Speaker to came to the southeastern father's twelve years, but he carry it out. Virginia post specifically to has already made some significant achievements. He Now Speaker Crim has used take the airframe repair course THE GOVERNOR also WORTHWHILE as these new his father is teaching. was top soldier out of 600 in his vetoed an appropriation for judgeships might be, I'm afraid his ultimate power* to appoint - basic training cycle and as a Ferris State College which there's not too much chance of or not to appoint - to frustrate Ft. Eustis is the Army Transportation Center for result, he received an early would have included $211,000 to their being authorized this fall the will of the House majority. pr'omotion and won the start a1 state optometry school or possibly even next spring. The Michigan Director of training soldiers in all modes of transportation operations and American Spirit Honor Trophy Deputy Robert Winn and Deputy Larry Ruby of the Clinton County Sheriff Department are shown there, even though the op- The problem is money. Common Cause has "forgot" to at Ft. Knox, Ky. report some expenses he maintenance., measuring one of the 79 marijuana plants which were confiscated at 5311 Alward Rd„ Laingsburg, criticizes others for not During qjass, Pvt. Hetzer Thursday Sept. 18. According to the deputies, most of the plants were nine to ten feet high. The tallest Sergeant Hetzer believes his says it's "Dad" or "Son". "I reporting, and he recently said son should, "do it on his own and plant measured eleven feet. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cady of 5311 Alward Rd., Victor Twp., are scheduled to that some legislators could be only see him as I'm passing learn it the way everyone else through and I just say, "What's appear in district court Sept. 26 to answer charges of possessing of marijuana. The plants were found "bought" without saying who. did." Only once did the sergeant growing in a garden adjacent to their home. The House felt he should be happening Dad?" Or answer a question for him sometimes I call him by his first given a chance to explain his during off-duty time. charges and his inconsistencies, name, Jack. But never in view of the exacting stan­ But, says the father, who has sergeant" 4 ways not dards he and Common Cause been an instructor at Ft. Eustis Both Hetzers maintain that have demanded of all public for three and one-half years, he this unusual situation has not officials*^ y* <>-«* •*• js not harder on his son, nor affected —their , off-duty ^I'-1 But now"1 that is riot to be, expects more from him than relationship. to be fuelisho thanks to the rather dictatorial from other students. He might During the week, James 1. Lower your thermostat to at Ieasf68° during the day. And to 60° at night. correct his son from time to Hetzer lives in the barracks and whims of Democrat Speaker 2. Turn off lights and appliances not in use. Crim, time by pointing out that a he says he "pulls all the dirty details right along with 3. Hold your speed under 50. everyone else." And, of course, there are some weekends when 4. Send your name and address to Energy Conservation, Box CW, Washington, he lias duty. D.C 20240, and we'll send you a free booklet, "75 WAYS NOT TO BE FUEL1SH". But if Friday afternoon comes and his name isn't on the duty 01dsmobilel976. roster, he takes off with his father to enjoy what Sgt. Hetzer WEBSTER'S TIRE SERVICE terms a "regular, off-duty, AnOlds for everybody civilian-type weekend." 1517 N. US-27 They are getting to know each PH. BUS. 224-6351 other better says Pvt. Hetzer. NIGHT SERVICE - 224-6479 - 224-6479 His father's service travels took And good mileage in every size. him to Vietnam for 'three years Take a look at the beautiful new 1976 From sporty Starfire supercoupes to full- We invite you to make a total comparison. and Korea for four. 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Naturally the actual mileage mid-size or full-size is built to be right for brother to brother relation­ you get will vary depending on the type of the times. ship," says Pvt. Hetzer. driving you do, your driving habits, your This year Oldsmobile is offering an avail­ EPA MILEAGE GUIDE Sgt. Hetzer is the son of Mrs. car's condition, and available equipment. able five-speed overdrive transmission on TEST DATA r Edith V. Hetzer, 3536 Loveside HARVEST Starfire, Omega and'Cutlass models, (You Model/Engfno/Transmisslon Crty Highway Tr., Lansing. may be used to thinking of five-speed as MPQ MPG strictly a performance feature, but the fifth His wife, Chung, lives in gear gives you overdrive efficiency.) STARFIRE Newport News, Va. M-Wa1her"78" Heavy Duty 'Ruck Tires 231 V8/Manual Transmission IB 30 231 V6/Automatlc Transmission* 1B 26 A'75 Quality Tire Designed RibllhMiler OMEGA 250 L6/Manual Transmission 17 25 To Meet Inflation Head-On! 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Hal $2.43 NINETY-EIGHT PCA brings money direct to road contact • Well grooved 7.0Q-15Lr 6PRTT $3445 $2*0 455 VB/Automata Transmission 13 17 rib-lype tread design with 7.50-lfiLT the farm, giving you full, im­ plenty at traction edges for 6PRTT s $4MS $127 TORONADO mediate benefit from today*! decisive grip 670-15LT 6PRTL $31.10 S2.73 455 V6/Au1omaUcTransml5sfon 12 17 changing interest rates. OTHER SIZES LOW HICE0 TOO! 800-165LT 6PRTL $37.55 $3.39 DELTA S3 ROYALE. All the solid 'AvtHibitiiaiincotl dependability of. a family-sued Olds. Yet ihe 83 sets good gas mileage forscaroiiuiiie. 2 Planned Gash HOW A simple forecast of your monthly income and ex­ High Flotation farm Tires "PIT STOP" STARFIRE. Who says you can't gel good gas panses for the year helps you milage !n iiporry cart Check out Starfire. spot "borrowing" times and FbrVfogons&BnpIements SurfireSXandlhc available SiarfutGT option ~ "repayment" timet well in ad­ OnTheEtrmTire Service OMjmoblle'i suptrcoOpet. vance, so your cash keeps • Made to float over wc| • Made to operate effectively Can we build one for you? fields... to distribute with minimum ground The Goodyear Pit Stop crew will come to flowing along smoothly. It's a loads over • wide area compaction with a special "" your farm or field A, get your wheels In new Idea to some lenders, but floating design. s/jape/orworW PCA has been doing Itforyears. v THIS FALL MORE FARMERS •Tlroi re­ THAN EVER paired or WILL TURN TO replaced promptly • Tubo valves checked • Tires * liquid filled • A lire shop on wheels for every truck, tractor or auto'on your farm. Free equipment survey. NO THADfc: NEEDED OTHER SIZES LOW PRICED TOOt

OMEGA BROUGHAM. Quito possibly the most luxurious compact ever bull). Bui its bpressit e gas m CKIQK - tt m »ll out el ytw tin wrill tow jou a riln cheek, »jwin| tututi dtli.tty it the KJwttud price. CUTLASS S, Restyled front end and sides mileage reminds you il'tan economy car, too. See or Call The new look U boldo; spottier, AIJ Ihis... and, CUTLASS SUPREME BROUOHAM.The firstmidsize d car lo have an Interior surprising gas economy, loo, / Inspired by ihe famous 98 Regency.The gas mileage Is pretty Inspiring too. CHARLES BRACEY CROP TERMS Your Local PCA Planner 1 «CASH 11 See and drive the new 1976 Oldsmobiles at your Olds dealer. PHONE 224-3662 GOODYEAR • OURf EASY PAY PUN 1104 S. US*27 ST. JOHNS September 24, 1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN

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/ 10 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN September 24, 1976 I * STJOSEPII'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Pewamo, Michigan RtRevMsgrThomasJ.BoIger.MA Pastor Plan reception for new doctor Next Week in j Dally Mast'7:30 am Saturday 4:30 pm b 7:43 pm in St. Johns community Sunday S;00 am & 10:00 am Holy Baptism - Sunday, 1 pm Sacred Confession • Saturday, 3:30 and Clinton Memorial Hospital stitution and the four changes summer making 70 new articles Clinton County churches 7:30 pm Auxiliary Board held its fall noted. besides doing the routine , Family Holy Hour Tor Peace -Saturday, planning meeting on Wed­ Mrs, Montague, chairman of sewing. All Churches In Clinton County are invited to send 7; 15 pm nesday, September 17, with the puppet committee, reported Other committee chairmen reporting very active summer their weekly announcements to The Clinton County Mrs. Jean Anthes presiding'. that the members are ready to Forty-three members commence their holiday sewing were: tray favors, televisions, News. They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to insure Gunnisonville responded to roll call. of Christmas stockings and gift shop and candy stripers, publication In the current week's Issue. Mrs. Anthes appointed the caps. Mrs. Garapetian, Area committees for the coming A new sewing machine will be corresponding secretary, has spent a busy summer writing 7:30 pm Evening Worship year. purchased for the use of the COMMUNITY OF8TJUDE GUNNISONVILLE IIASSIKTER UNITED METHODIST 9:30 am Ladies Bible Study every UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Each member was given a sewing committee members. "Get Well Notes" and FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH • nii'Ktii Catholic Church Tuesday acknowledgements, MaptaAvenueatStaleSlreet \, Father Jerome Schmitt, Pastor Clark and Wood Roads copy of the amended con­ They have been busy this Rev. Emmet Kadwell 7:39 pm Wednesday evening Prayer Rev PauSchlebner, Minister AverlUM. Carson,Minister 801N. Bridge Service Mrs. Irene Zeeb, chairman of Sunday Worship Service 9;30am 6:00 pm Teen's every Friday the Board of Directors, spoke of Daily Mass; Mon and Thurs • 7:30 pm. 9:30 am Church Service Sunday, September 28 Church School 10:39am 0:43 ajn, Church School Tues, Wed, and Fri7:00am IWH.Y FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH 10:45 am Sunday School Alpha Eta holds a "special care unit" that is 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Sunday Mass: 9:00 and 11:15 am ritOMabbitRoad.Ovk! under consideration. She also Tuesday, September X ASSHMHLYOFGOD ' Father Joseph Aubin reported two new members 9:30 ajn. Coffee and registration for the have been added to the staff: Western Michigan Association of S US-27 & E.Baldwin EAST DeWlTTIUHLH CHURCH 11:00 am Mass on Sunday planning meeting Church Women — all day meeting JospehF. Eger, Jr. Pastor i Non-Denominational) 7:00 pm Evening MIM on Wednesday Westphalia Dr. John Cook and Dr. Thomas Hound lake Road 11 mile East or US-27 Wednssday.Odoberl 10:00 urn - Sunday School Confessions 10:30 to 10:45 am Sunday The Alpha Eta Chapter of preciation for being selected as Mathew. 6:49 pjn. Boy Scout Troop SI Glen J, Famham. Pastor 7:30 p.m.'Board of Trustees 11:00 am. * Mnrning Worship Area Delta Kappa Gamma met Sept. the 1975 Scholarship Fund Mrs. Mary Crosby reported B:30 pm - Youlh Service Sunday * . ,. recipient, 7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir rehearsal CALVARY BAPTIST tilUMll KT MARY'S CHURCH 9 at the Ovid-Elsie High School, on a meeting of the Michigan 7:30 pm - Sunday Evening 10 am • Sunday School. Classes for all " !iev Wayne Classman 7:00 pm - Wedesday, second and fourth ages, Westphalia Officers for the ensuing year Mrs. Etta Smith and Mrs. Association of Hospital Church Office Hours; M-21otEtsletid Rev Father James Schmitl Monday thru Friday WMC 11 am • Morning Worship ' are: president, Etta Smith; Louise Somerlot plan to attend a Auxiliaries that she and Mrs, 7:30 pm - Wednesday evening service 5:45 pm • Youth Fellowship, Senior, 14 Itev James J, Schmllt-Administrator state program workshop at 8:30 ajn. to noon 9:45 am Sunday School Phone 587-4201 first vice - president, Mrs. Zeeb attended. She said twenty- Tel: 224-2633 and up: Jet Cadets, 10-13 11:00 am Morning Worship Louise Somerlot; second vice - Boyne Mountain Lodge, Sept, five hospitals were represented 7 pm - Evening Service 7:00 pm Evening Worship PRICE UNITED METHODIBT CHURCH Wednesday Saturday Night Masses: 4:30 & 7:00 pm president, Mrs. Estelle Geller; 26-28. and the Interchange of ideas 7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting Sunday Morning 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 Darold D.Boyd, Pastor 7:30 pm - Bible Study and Prayer. Supervised nursery for babies and small Weekdays Monday & Friday 7:15 & 11:20 recording secretary, Mrs. Jane Mrs. Ethel Huot, Affirmative was very beneficial, 445 Division St. E. Lansing children in all services. STPAULLUTHERANCHURCH nm Knight; corresponding Action chairman, will be at­ Mrs. DeCamp, Director of "'An open door to an open book" .... A Fowler Tues & Thurs 7:15 & 8:30 am FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH '9:45-Church School II.E.Rnssow.Pastor Wednesday 7:15 4 7:30 pm secretary, Mrs. Helen Mowl; tending a series, of workshops Volunteer Services, was invited 11:00 am-Worship Service Hible preaching church with a message for 200 East StateSlrcet, Box 123 >ou.... 9:00 am Worship Holy Days5:30,7:15& 11:20 am,7:30pm treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy this year. to attend the Board meetings St. Johns, Mich. 46870 Women's Society • last Wednesday of 10:00 am Sunday School Wednesday Evening Mass 7:30 pm Baketa; parliamentarian, Mrs, Booklets outlining the year's Francis Carl Johannldes, Minister each month. Dinner at 12:30 pm. Business and act as a liaison between the meeting at 1:30 SOUTH H1I.KY HIHI.K CHURCH Thelma Ruhl; historian, Mrs. activities were distributed. The Willard Farrier, Pastor Auxiliary and Volunteer Ser­ Each Sunday - Church School 0:30 a.m. UMYF meets each Sunday at 7 pm. Elizabeth Nobis. books followed the bicentennial Council or Ministries • last Monday of located'.. mile east of Francis Road Fowler Area vices. Worship Service 11a.m. onChadwickRoad theme of red, white and blue. Each Wednesday each month at 8 pm. STPAULLUTHERANCHURCH Maple Rapids This was a workshop meeting, A letter was received from Administrative Board - the first Sunday Fowler, Michigan The members expressed ap­ Chapel Choir - 6:30 p.m. 10 am • Sunday School giving the various committees a Mrs, Gertrude Redman, a 87 Chancel Choir - 7:30 p.m. of each month following a co-operative H.E. Rossow. Pastor chance to organize the year's preciation for the work done by year old recipient of meals she Prayer & Share - 8:30 p.m. noon dinner. 11 am • Worship Service Seniorchoirrehearsal- each Wednesday activities. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Somerlot has received as part of a Thursday IHII'K LUTHERAN CHURCH 9:30 a.m. Worship Area in formulating the book. Carol Choir - 4 p.m. at 7:30 pm :i08W.HerblsonHd. Following the workshop a community service. She ex­ 10:30 ajn. Sunday School & Bible Class THE UNITED - Dessert was served by the Sunday, Sept 28 DeWitt METHODIST CHURCH business meeting was held with pressed her gratitude in a very Sr. Hi. UMYF Meeting with parents 7:00 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Sunday School Ham MOSTHOLVTIHNITY CHURCH hostess. p.m. Worship 10:30am Itev Fr Albert J. Schmitl, Pastor Maple Rapd ts the president, Mrs, Etta Smith, charming manner. She also Kingdom Hall Pastor Rev J. ThomasChurn Mondays • Sept. 29, Oct. 6 1993 North UnslngSI Parsonage-Middleton- presiding. The next meeting will be held. enclosed a check for $100.00. Christian Workers School ™ ST ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CIU'KCII Saturday Evening Mass — 4:30. 7:00 Corner US-27 and Webb Road Phone 238-7742 Oct. 14 in the community room The members were very ap­ St, Louis 7-9:30 p.m. Tuesday. 7:30 pm • Congregation Book o'clock pm Thirty members responded to ItevGlennV.Cathey.Jr.Vlcar Sunday Masses r>:30, 6:30. 10:30 am roll call. of the Central National Bank, preciative of her letter and her Sludies. Text studies "The Nations Shalt Sunday Know Thai I Am Jehovah •• How'.' Residence 1*9-3067 Holy Days — Holy Day Eve, 4:30 pm. 7:00 monetary gift. Coming Events -Oct. 4 - "Open Door" '50's Church 1169-3967 9:30 am Worship Service Committee reports were St. Johns. This will be a Parly; Oct 5 - Men's Fellowship Break­ Thursday.7:30pm-TheocraticMinis' y o'clock pm. Holy Day - 6:30 & 8:30 am 10:30 am Sunday School "Bicentennial Celebration" fast. 7!43 am.: OcL 30 - "Christmas School» Texts Used: "Bible" and "Aid lo Sorrowful Mother Novena—During school given outlining plans for future In appreciation for their First S. Third Sundays year 7:30 pm. summer months 8:00 with an antique display, Bazaar". lliblc I'nderslandlng" »:30 pm Service Tuesday meetings. years of service, Honorary Meeting. Morning Prayer 9 am o'clock pm patriotic music and members in Membership was bestowed Second & Fourth Sundays Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays 3:30 la • 7:00 pm Senior Choir Practice Wednes­ Julie Shepherd wrote the Sunday. 9:30 urn - Public Ucture - Holy Communion 9 am ^^^^ day gala colonial attire. F1RSTBAPT1STCHURCH Given by qualified Representative of the 4;00 o'clock pm and after 7:00 o'clock chapter, expressing . her ap- upon Mrs. Rex Sirrine, Mrs. pm mass 2nd Wednesday each month 512 S. US-27 Walchtower. Bible and Tract Society. VALLEY FARMS BAPTISTCHUUCH 7:00 pm W.S.C.S. Gayle Vauconsant, Mrs, Louis 10:311 am - Wutchtower Study - Current 1st Fridays - Thursday from 11:00 am to SUnhns.Mich. * 3I4E.StafcH(l Thursday Wolf, Mrs. Joseph Mathews and Pastor Peter F. Nleuwkoop issue or the "Watchlower" magazine 12:00pm,3:30 to4:30pm& 7:30 pm until 10:00 Bible Sludy Salem United Methodists Mudies:, Unsing all are heard Miss Evelyn Putnam. A fundamental Bible believing church. PUBLIC INVITED Baptism - Sundays at 12:30 pm by ap­ The members are sponsoring 9:45 am Sunday School pointment. Olher arrangements by GREENBUSH UNITED METHODIST Nt) COLLECTION TAKEN CHURCH set bazaar, bake sale 9:45 am Bible School 11:00 am Morning Worship Service appointment. a reception Sunday, September llam Worship Service (liniCIHIFTIIKN.V/ARENE 5:30 pm Youth Groups Beginning with Scott and Marshall Roads The Salem United Methodist Johns. 28, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. in the U am Children's Churches 315 Norlh loosing street ihe 4th Grade. Pastor-Norman Wood Church will sponsor a Bazaar The sale will be open to the , hospital dining room honoring 6 pm Youth Hour Itev Kenneth Anderson 7:00 pm Evening Service WEDNESDAY Elsie Area and bake-sale Sept. 23, 26, and public from 9-5 Thursday; from 7 pm Evening Worship Phone 224-7950 7!00 pm Prayer Service t Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. John Cook. He is Each Wed 7 pm Bible Study and prayer. ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH 10:00 am Church School 27 in the Community Room of 9-9 Friday; and from 9-1 on the new surgeon who has 8 pm • Choir practice - Jr. Basketball 1(1:00 Jim • Sunday School SOUTH nrivrrrninit'i! Rev David Litchfield,Minister 11:00 am Church Services the Central National Bank of St. Saturday. Nursery for babies and small children for ll:Dii am - Morning Worship OF CHRIST UMW 4th Wednesday at 8 pm recently joined the staff. The all services. 6:15 pm • Young People's Service 2931 llerbison beside DeWitt High School 9:30 am - Morning Worship public is invited to attend. Church office hours 7;fHi pm - Evening Worship. Minister: Dr JamesGlrdwnod 10:30 am - Sunday School, Supt Merle Tel (169-5000 or I126-6006 Baese LOWE UNITED A welcome was extended to 9-12 & 1-3 Mon thruFri Wednesday. 7:30 pm - Bible Study and METHODIST CHURCH prayer hour. 9:20 pm iind afler the WAYSIDEBAPTISTCHURCH Sunday: 6, S, 10. 12 Evening Worship 7:00p.m. Implement Inc. evening Miissnntll all are heard. Mass and pastor Tim Butler Holyday: Eve before at 7:30 pm and 7 & Wed. Prayer & Bible Study 7:00 P.m, New Holland Machinery prayers iif Adoration :il 7 pm. Holy TheCornerofNUS-27andRoosevdtRds. 9 am and 5:30 & 7:30 pm Communion tin Friday sit H and 7:15 am Weekday Masses:'7:30 am & 7:30 pm Wacousta Our Specialty COMPANY ,\diraiion ol the Messed Sacrament, Sunday School • 10:00 am Penance: 4-5 4 8-8:30 pm Bath Area 4 Mi N on US-27 to 108V5 N Clinton St Thursday 7 pm im First Friday afler Morning Worship • 11:00 am Baptism: Sunday at I pm. Please call in French Rd 313 N Lansing St evening Moss Sunday evening - 6:00 pm advance. ^ ^^ HATH I/NITED METHODIST CHURCH Area St Johns, Michigan Rev Clarence Keith Phone 224-4661 Phone 224-2777 Devotions -tlur Mother "f Perpetual Wednesday evening service 7:30 pm W.U'Ol'STA COMMUNITY UNITED A church where everyone is welcome. IMVITT COMMUNITY CHURCH Help Nuvena • after 7:15 pm Mass each ilnter-denominatlonal) 9:45 am Church School' METHODIST CI H'RCIl Tuesday , k . „ 11:00 am Worship Rev Edward F.Otto. pastor , FIRSTCIIUKCHOFGOD MurlJ.Eastman.Postor Heligious Instruction Classes-Adult Jim McGovney, 7:00 pm Bible Sludy Phone 626-6623 Inquiry Class. Tuesday at H pm. High \ M-21& DeWitt Rd Egan Ford G & L SALES Itev.W.JeffWebb.Pastor Sunday School Supt Federal-Mogul School ('CD. Wednesday at 7:30 pm Public' Marge Picrson.Co-Supt HATIIHAPTISTCHUHCII Morning Worship: 10 urn (trade School t'CD.Tuesdays from 4 unUl 5 Phone: Church 224-7190 Rev Richard Cole, Pastor Church School Classes 11:15 am SIMPLICITY Parsonage 224-2448 pm J:45 am • Sunday School Jr and Sr III Y.F. 6:00 pm Sales, Inc.' SERVICE on Briggs & Stratten CORPORATION Baptism*-Each Sunday al 1:30 by 9:30 am- Sunday Morning* Coffee & 11:00 am Morning Worship Cherub Choir, Wednesday 3:45 pm Fellowship Time II am - Church Youth Choir. Thursday 0:45 pm . appointment. Olher arrangements by' 7 pm - Youth Fellowship 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship Tecumsen-Kohler iippoinlmenl. 9:45 am-Pre-Sunday School Quiet Time 7:30 pm Evening Service Chancel Choir, Thursday 7:30 pm 7 pm - Sunday Evening Service WSCS Noon Meetings every 3rd Wed- 200 W. Higham 10:00 am-Sunday School 7, pm • Wednesday Bible Study and Midweek Service on Wednesday 7:30 pm St Johns Plant ll:00-Morning Worship oesday 12286 N. US-27 DeWitt Prayer Meeting Phone 224-2285 ST JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH 6:00 pm-Sr Choir Practice REORGANIZED CHUHCII OF JESUS WXYZ Noon Mcellng every 1st Wednes­ Phone 669-3107 7:00 pm-Evc'nlng Worship Discussion & day (Missouri Synod I CIlRtSTOF LATTER DAYSA1NT8 Fellowship f Ovid Area Corner Upton RdlSlollRd - Council on Ministries every 2nd Wednes­ Rev Michael R. Ruhl, Pastor '. day ut 7:3fl 10:15 am Divine Worship \ Wednesday: H1K UNITED CHURCH OF OVID Elder R. Premoe WestFrontStreet Administrative Hoard. 4lh Monday of 8:00 am Matins Service, 3rd Sunday each 7:00 pm-Sr Choir Practice every 3rd month. D&B Wes' Gulf Service FOWLER month 7:30 pm-Jr Choir Practice and Children's RevClaudeB.Rtdtey.Jr.Pastor Sunday/School - 10 am Preaching Ser-' 9:0Q am Sunday School and Bible Classes Circle vice • II am Holy Communion Island 3rd Sundays each 7:30pm-Blblc Study, Discussion & Prayer Worship Service -10 am Choir Practice • Wednesday 6:30 pm Party Shoppe month at 10:15 am Youth Fellowship - lsl & 3rd Sundays Church School-II am . Mid-Week-Prayer Service - Wednesday Fr.ee Pick-up b Delivery 7:30 pm Victor i Church Office Hours -9:00 -12:00 Monday, after Ihe Evening Service Nursery service (or all children up to 2nd # Open Monday thru Saturday Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Women of the Church of God - Meeting grade. Everyone Welcome mornings, 1st Tuesday each .month Complete Party Supplies S US-27 Mathews Elevator Adult fnstructlori-7 pm Mondays. WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Fulton Area Township 130W.William,Ovkl * Wl 1 ^#11 ff^l W GltOVKIllBI.KCHUItCIftitwv mill L'l'iiritt'iIt 224 N Clinton Rcv.RogerHeinlen Phone 224-2212 ' Weekday School and Confirmation Oases DeWitt Area FULTON FULLGOSPELCHURCH IteV Robert Prangc, Pastor Phone 224-3535 • Wednesdays. 3:304:00 pm 10 ajn. Sunday School & Morning Worsnip < Price und.Shcpardsville Roads WAYSIDE CHAPEL 7:30 pjn. Sunday Evening '-mile east of Perrinton on M-57, Grain-Feed-Bean* Ladles Guild - LWML • 2nd Wednesday 'a mile south A BIBLE CHURCH 7:00 pjn. Thurs. Bible Sludy 10:00 am - Sunday School. Classes lor each month at 7:30 pm 1437 Turner Road.DeWltl Rev LymShunk, Pastor .Elders-Tuesdays at 7:00 pm ToplciPrayer—Great Men of Prayer & ' ill! UgK Rev, Darold English, Pastor Answers lo Prayer, . Evangelists - Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. 9:45 am • Sunday School ll;oo am - Morning Worship Phone 593-2111 Phone 669-3353 Bible Sludy held In parsonage rear fi:3n pm • Young People Antes Cleaners Capitol Savings . Youth-2nd & 4th Sundays at 4:00 pm 11:00 am,- Morning Worship v Councils & Committees - lsl Tuesday each entrance. .. • . 7:3(1 pm • Evening Service 10 am. Sunday School 7:00 pm - Youth Service 7:30pm - Wednesday, prayer meeting month at 7:00 pm 11 am Worship Service 7:45 pm - Evening Service Ladies Missionary Circle meets 4th Pickup and Delivery AND LOAN ASSN.' Couples Bible Study -Sunday at 7:30 a.m„ 7:45 pm - Thursday, Prayer and praise 6 pm Young People OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Thursday St. Johns Lutheran Church 7 pm Evening Service Mrvlce. Golden Age Fellowship Group - 3rd Main it Oak Street Couples Club meets 4(h Saturday in 108 W Walker 222 N Clinton WESTPHALIA Thursday each month at ttOO p.m, 7:15 pm Wednesday • Bible Sludy and Rev Earl C. CopeUn, Patter ntnnlh Home" Bible Sludy - Monday through Prayer 9:45 im Church School, 11:00 am Phone 224-4529 Phone 224-23Q4 Morning Worship. Pewamo Thursday. To be arranged. A friendly church with a message for Office Telephone: 224-3544 Wednesday 7 pm Prayer and Bible today, Study; 8 pm Senior Choir Lansing Parsonage Telephone: 224-7400 Bible Loving - Bible Believing - Bible Area Educational Wing Telephone: 224-8156 Preaching OVID FREE METHODISTCHURCH KlMHEIILYCIU'HCItOFt'l1Hl.HT Parr's Rexall SPACE Maynard-Allen nni •!* - • '• "I ——^—» "the church with "acts 20:20 v Won" UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1007 Kimberly Drive Lansing, Michigan REDEEMER UNITED I ION. Main 51. Ovid Pewamo, Michigan John Halls STATE BANK METHODIST CHURCH Rev Richard Gleason FOR IIEOHGAN17.E1H1IUHCHOF Church Phone 834-5M4r Rev, Richard Strait Store JEKUSClHUSTUTTKRIJAYHAlNTfl , 105 N. Bridge St II am - Morning Worship- PortUnd-Sunfield-Westphalia Richard L. Clark, Pastor Parsonage Phone 834-2473 407E.Glbbs ' Sunday; 9:10 am Morning Worship 7:oo 10 am • Bible Sludy The Corner Drug Store pm United Metbodbt Youth Fellowship 6 pm* Evening Worship Member FDIC 9:30 am - Worship (nursery provided) 10:00 am Sunday School RENT . Sunday School Ctam 10:« am. •Midweek service 7:30 pm Wednesday Church School 10 o'clock 10:30 am - Coffee Fellowship 11:00 am Morning Wortlp 1 Phone 224-2837 Phone 587-3111 Worship Servfcfi n oflnot {NoChurch School June-Autust} 8:00 pm Youth F.M.Y. nigh ) September 24,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST, JOHNS, MICHIGAN 11 Hope Lutheran Church «i$ Pi V

AND DEWITT TOWNSHIPS THAT WOULD ALLOW BATH TO CONNECT TO DEWITT TOWNSHIP'S ' ( SEWER TREATMENT PLANT. IF BATH'S SYSTEM IS NOT CONNECTED, THERE WILL BE NO REVENUES TO PAY THE INTEREST AND BOND PAYMENTS. THE COUNTY HAS PLEDGED ITS FULL FAITH AND CREDIT BEHIND BATH TOWNSHIP'S SEWER BONDS AND, THEREFORE, WILL HAVE TO MAKE THE PAYMENTS IF BATH TOWNSHIP CANNOT. IF CLINTON COUNTY HAS TO MAKE THE BOND PAYMENTS, THEY CAN LEVY A SPECIAL TAX COUNTYWIDE AND YOU MAY FIND YOURSELVES PAYING FOR BATH'S SEWER SYSTEM THROUGH A SPECIAL TAX.

THE COMMISSIONERS TURNED DOWN THIS AGREEMENT BY A 6 TO 4 VOTE WITH ONE MEMBER ABSENT. VOTING FOR THE AGREEMENT:

Ra Elaine Brockmyre ..;..„•„.,„.,,• Virginia L. Zeeb "^^f^cinefi31^4^fATS; Ci*^ of St. J^HHSriAsTttlCT'lW.'S''": Precinct 3 and portidnT6fprecinct iTDelOTft Twp. DISTRICT NO. 10

Max W. Calder Charles A. Gutzki Precincts 2, 4, and 5, DeWitt Twp. DISTRICT NO. 9 BathTwp.DISTRICTNO.il

VOTING AGAINST THE AGREEMENT; if Walter Nobis Duane Chamberlain * Rt. 1, Fowler, Ph: 593-2592, Essex, Lebanon, and Dallas 305 W. Front, Ovid, Ph: 834-5388; Ovid and Victor Townships, DISTRICT NO. 2 Townships. DISTRICT NO. 6 Harold Martin Roger Overway Box 54; Westphalia, Ph: 587-4544, Bengal, Riley, and 125 N. Bridge St., DeWitt. Ph: 669-3063; Olive Twp., City of Westphalia Townships. DISTRICT NO. 3 DeWitt and portion of precinct 1. DISTRICT NO. 7

Maurice Gove Dyle Henning /1 Rt. 2, St. Johns, Ph: 224-3947, Bingham Twp. and precincts 4860 W. Herbison Rd.. DeWitt, Ph: 669-9592; Eagle and 2 and 3, City of St. Johns. DISTRICT NO. 4 Watertown Townships. DISTRICT NO. 8 ABSENT AND NOT VOTING: Leroy Vincent 433 E. Main St., Elsie, Ph: 862-5088; Duplain and Greenbush Townships. DISTRICT NO. 1 IF YOUR COMMISSIONER IS VOTING AGAINST THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN BATH AND DEWITT, THIS ACTION MAY RESULT IN A SPECIAL TAX FOR YOU. CONTACT YOUR COMMISSIONER AND LET HIM KNOW THAT HE IS REPRESENTING YOU; THAT TAXES ARE HIGH ENOUGH, AND THAT YOU DON'T WANT A SPECIAL TAX. ..'• • .• / . D"'V. • A ' L. Paid for by Bath Charter Township 7' September 24, 1975 CLINTON COUNTY .NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 13 J 3 "'W "IwWl| ,y-w^„ Ovid-Elsie announces T-"f iiet * N The fall schedule of activities who look forward to racing. Elsie for the Ovid-Elsie pool has been Also, a 6 p.m. program on announced by pool director Wednesdays for elementary Charles Holcomb. students who wish to advance The Special House Public his role in the study, The family night swim their competitive skills will Tie Service Commission (PSC) Others, including Lou Gor­ programs will be continued'on offered. Committee, of which I am a don, have carried their member, has been working criticism to the other extreme. Tuesday and Thursday Swim and Guard Corps for They feel the committee'is not evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. The junior and senior high students Area News quietly but diligently, over the fee for the entire family is $1. summer, We are trying to tough enough with the "utilities will be on Tuesday and Thurs-" ^"-t^y^^T-i*—»* (i«(-P^-*l^*"T^*'i y~ *v*-«'{A~>w^.v ^v-fvfly-*^>~-* -^ "ST and that it is not working fast „,* * %,- determine whether the state of Wednesday,- beginning at 7 days after school. Their initial "V-J^A*— X-^^A^v,^-**-- enough. p.m., has been designated as activity will include completion Michigan has any clear idea of Ladies Nite. The instructor for of painting the Ovid-Elsie pool what our energy needs are and I feel that most of the this special night encourages area. how valid the PSC studies are criticism has been unjustified. Both sides have been treated women who can't swim and Saturday morning programs that have been cited by the interested in learning to attend, utilities as'partial justification fairly by the committee, There will also be offered beginning alC is no one that I know in the along with those who come for 9 a.m. with Competitive Swim S^e^mcUudie their rate increases, Legislature who is more fair relaxation and exercise. and follqwed at 10 a.m. with The investigation is still in and more concerned about Beginning Competitive Swim Tiny Tots. protecting everyone's rights has been added, to the pool All programs are beginning The General meeting of the Mrs. Karl Smith, Mrs, Marian worked among them and taking family of Monroe. They came to progress and we will continue to 1 have public - hearings than Howard «Wp|pe. He has schedule this year -at 5 p,m. this week of Sept. 22. For fur­ Shepardsville UMW met Walter, accompanied by Mrs. part in some of their activities. ^h,elp * • their' "^grandfather made every effort to be even- every Wednesday, the program ther information contact Thursday evening, Sept. 18, at AlanPersonious, sang Go Make Most of the people in Nepal are celebrate his 94th birthday. His throughout the state. We have conducted a series of interviews handed with all concerned. For is for elenientary school Charles Holcomb at Elsie the church. The; business Disciples Of All Men and O Hindus. daughter, Mr. and, Mrs. Guy example, a concession was students with some swimming Junior High School 862-5151 or meeting was presided over by Perfect Love. Cox of Lakeland, Florida spent with the staff of the Com­ She closed with a short mission. We are talking with made to the minority party,\ skills wishing to improve and 8G2-5620 during the evenings. the president, Mrs. John Devotions were in charge of a few days with herfather, They allowing them to seek their own Mrs. Karl Smith. Her scripture prayer. The circles will resume left on Thursday morning to members of the staff to find out Spencer. ^ their activities in October. if the procedures are equitable staff, thus resolving the conflict The usual reports were read was' taken from the Gospel start back to Florida and regarding Kelley. according to Luke. All took part Guests of John Spencer on sunshine. Mr. Spencer was the for the public and for the and accepted. Correspondence utilities as well. Rising utility rates, combined &UU was read from the district in a Litany about the scripture September 17 were his grand­ recipient of many cards and he ) lesson. Her topic was on daughters, Mrs. A. D. Brocci of says Thanks to those who There have been some in­ with public distrust of the entire president regarding the Annual regulatory process, demands a Meeting to be held in ML missionary work in Nepal and Wellsville, N.Y. and Mr. and helped to make his day a happy teresting revelations. One of the Mr. and Mrs. Frank VIcek how Christian missionaries Mrs. Richard Barker and one. v things that has troubled me is full and comprehensive inquiry were dinner guests at their 40th Pleasant on Sept. 23. It was that most of the PSC employees into the system by which the wedding anniversary Saturday voted to hold the General r. are people who have worked for public utilities are regulated. evening at Wally's Supper Club Meetings in September and' the utilities. . . basically, while' The public is entitled to know in Flint. Present were 25 guests April, discontinuing the County Board forms they are no doubt honest in their Whether or^iot the PSC has been including their family ana\ftlr, January meeting. The approach, they have a natural operating at arms length from and Mrs. Thomas Horak and secretary was asked to write the industry it is designed to the district president what we built in bias. family. Another problem is that it is regulate, whether, or pot all have to do to get ready for the development corporation interests have comparable Workshop to be held at the extremely difficult to verify ByJimSclimitz Commr. Walter Nobis, chair­ will be some other means of some of the information ob­ access to the Commission, church on the evening of Oc­ whether or not it is being asked tober 28 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. The County News Writer man of the. finance committee, funding in the future." tained Tram the utilities. For met with prior to Clinton In other action the board: example, the Research and to' assume the cost of utility Planning Committee will be 1 mismanagement In short, the looking after the refreshments The County Board of com­ County's forming its cor- • agreed to a 3-year in­ 'Planning section which issues missioners have had a problem poration. surance program with Farm such items as long-range public is entitled to know why it following the Workshop. Mrs. is paying the rates it is paying. Charles Walker reported on a in past years allocating federal As of now, 13 of the 16 county Bureau Insurance, whose an­ reports on power needs in the project for Community House in Comprehensive Employment townships have agreed to nual premium will be $24,932. state relies almost entirely on But while ensuring the publics Grand Rapids. The Highlights Training Act (CETA) funds to become part of the corporation \ The contract took effect Sept. 1. information from the utilities right to know, we do not intend TREATED YELLOW PINE subscription was cancelled and small county townships who and the remaining 3; Essex, • approved the payment of for compiling their data. While to cripple the industry or reduce the money will be given to the don't have a full-time super­ Bingham and Olive; have •in­ $1,870.53 to the law firm of there is nothing unethical about the efficiency of the utilities. We World Hunger Relief Fund. It visor to administer work. dicated they will join as soon as Fraser, Treilcock, Davis & the utilities furnishing this are trying our best to be fair. was suggested that each circle This year, they decided to their boards meet to give their Foster for advisement on the information, it should be GATE have a bi-centennial program correct the problem and formed approval. Bath-DeWitt Township sewer verified by other people with sometime thru their program a public corporation - the At their Sept ? meeting, the pact. expertise in the area of power year. Clinton Development Cor­ County Board of Com­ • were told by Arden Pierson, who can check the authenticity tUMBER poration - to disperse some missioners told Ambrose they registered land surveyor in the of the information. The program for the evening $130,000 of CETA funds they wanted him and.the corporation County Drain Office, that the This special committee, and was in charge of Mrs. Francis haven't specifically designated members to sit down and Wandell Extension Drain had more specifically, the chairman 14 ft. 16 ft. lengths Hall. The program opened with for other projects or govern­ figure out what the supervisors been stopped from being im­ of the committee Howard Wolpe all singing America the mental units. want to do with the money, how proved because of a Circuit (D-Kalamazoo) have come many people they're going to Court injunction asked for by Competitively Priced! Beautiful. She reported on two Gerald Ambrose, county 1 under attack for the manner in Diamonds, Watches, Brackets, study books that could be used administrative assistant, is hire, what they're going to pay residents of the Stoney Creek which this investigation is being Jewelry, Items To Fit during the bi-centennial year. directing the corporation and and how many work hours will area in Bengal Township. conducted. Wolpe has been Any Occasion duane CHAMBERLAIN One was The Nation yet to be met in late July and early be alloted. • heard that employees from accused of wielding a political WE HAVE PLEASING and the other Southeast Asia, August with township super-, Ambrose told the board he the County Sheriffs Dept. voted witch hunt i SELECTIONS FOR BUILDING SUPPLY Christian presence. Together visors and other interested, wanted to, "get underway by to join the Fraternal Order of It has been suggested by some THE ENTIRE FAMILY persons to formulate the cor-' Police Union by a 12 to 7 we share with them a common the middle of September," and that Attorney General Frank Stop and visit us soon AND NURSERY task to help build a world of poration, elect temporary of­ asked for part of Jhe $130,000 to margin. Kelley, who has b,een mentioned ficers and discuss what the PHONE 834-2300 PHONE 834-5388 peace, justice and recon­ get the corporation operating. • were told by County Clerk, as a candidate for the U.S. ciliation. ' corporation might do. The board responded Ernest Carter that a total of 39 Senate, would benefit politically LEVEY'S At the Aug. 13 meeting, favorably and gave Ambrose up county farmers had applied for from suc.h an investigation. It Robert Bellgowan, Sr., Lebanon to $10,000 to hire a field tax exemption under the state was. felt that Kelley, who Township Supervisor, was superintendent who will be "Farm LandKand Open Space provides the committees legal JEWELRY elected president and Paul responsible'for the 'supervision1 P/eservption Act." * m sta ff,*wmld lookllke a hero, for & 12S E. Main, EM* 862-430* Thelen, Dallas Township of anyfuture work. supervisor, was elected' vice Though the federal funding 1976 Ford Elite: president. will be spent by June 1976, The corporation is modeled on Ambrose would like the Cor­ a similar operation in poration to become an ongoing Shiawassee County, with whose organization. an elegant mid-size officials Ambrose and County "Hopefully," he said, "there *cJn%%& at a mid-size price. St, fd** ININ

WE FEATURE GHOICE St. Johns Police reported 2 and was booked and taken to arrests for driving under the Clinton County Jail. STEAKS AND influence of alcohol this past Michael Warden, 24, 502 W. week. Gibbs, was arrested Thursday Ronald Brown, 29,205 N. Scott and plead not-guilty in District HOMEMADE PIZZA Ave., was arrested Saturday at ' Court. the corner of Scott and M-21, A pre-trial has been set for Sept 4. We Cater to Small Parties, Wedding Rehearsals, Birthdays, Anniversaries. EVERY THURSDAY NITE: Styled to set you apart from the crowd. Spaghetti & Meat Baits, Salad & Garlic Bread; Hot Meat Ball Sandwiches, Veal TRI-AMI BOWL Priced so you can enjoy it now! Parmesan. ' '^ Are you EVERY FRIDAY NITE: Keg-lite Lounge - F-250 gambling with your SUPER CAB family's Perch and White Located on M-21 at Ovid Corners security? for'1976 Fish Dinners Phone 834-2341

Suppose you were sued for $500,000... and lost! Would you be able to stay out of Buying or Selling? |_ „ bankruptcy? And what would CflL S FQR RES(JLTS happen to your family security? Suits Involving hundreds of thousands of dollars are all too frequently started against MARK THIS businessmen and professionals EXPANSIVE DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME 24 X 68 simply because they are well- WITH 12 X 20 SUNDECK. F0UR BEDROOMS AND know,n as affluent and SHARP FAMILY ROOM, FULLY FURNISHED FROM DATE.... successful peoplel Here's an THE KITCHEN SINK, DISHWASHER TO AIR CONDI- economical way to avoid such TIONING. SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM AND DINING a riskl Our Executive Liability ' AREA. MAY BE SEEN LOCALLY BY'APPOINTMENT Friday, October 3rd Insurance provides up to ONLY. $5,000,000 of protection for 107 E. MAIN IN BANNISTER - TWO BEDROOM HOME you and your family. Call us BUILT IN 1964. OIL FURNACE, LOW TAXES. $16,000. GRAND SHOWING OF FORD FOR 76 now.sWe can probably put all your liability Insurance together 9 a.m.-9 p.m. and even save you some money. 1*,000 FT. COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE ON M-21 NEAR HOLLISTER RD. Free Refreshments - Tell Your Friends

Punt, Pass & Kicjc 217 N. MAIN ST. 3 - APARTMENT 12 - ROOMS, GAS FURNACE, EXCELLENT LOCATION, LOW TAXES. LET *\ altogether / THE APARTMENT MAKE THE PAYMENTS. LANP CON­ s. 2414 SOUTH ST. CLAIR RD. 4-BEDROOM SOUTHERN TRACT MIGHT BE POSSIBLE. . ' REGISTRATION ENDS COLONIAL ON 2 ACRES. 2 MILES-F.ROM SLEEPY HOL­ LOW STATE PARK. LARGE BARN, 2 BATHS, FULLY STORE BUILDING IN OVID • IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - OVID CARPETED. NICE SHADE TREES. OVID-ELSIE SCHOOL EXCELLENT LOCATION. MONDAY, SEPT. 29 - DISTRICT. REDUCED TO $43,000. MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. Parents must accompany child, Competition starts 7 p.m. at Elsie Athletic Field, Tuesday, Sept. 30th SERVICE 1 ACRE ON 2703 N. HOLLISTER ROAD, 4-BEDROOM HOME, NEW KITCHEN, BUILT-IN RANGE, NEW 2£AR for youngsters 8-13, Competitors must wear tennis GARAGE, NEW 5-IN-1 FURNACE INCLUDING AIR CON­ shoes to be eligible to participate. AGENCY DITIONING, UTILITY ROOM, CARPETED, WASHER AND DRYER INCLUDED. LAND CONTRACT POSSIBLE. PHONE 834-2288 OVID SERVICE »/' Gilbert 0. Bovan, Broker DICK HALLEADB FORD AGENCY Phone 834-2288 Tony Sinicropi and David J. Hill m isiuto-Oivriers Insurance OVID PHONE 834-2288 ' ' Sales Representatives in ELSIE. *tt2E2S!^2!lar* PHONE 862-4253' L*H3TieCan3us*ie58 Phone 834-5049 Phone 834-5621 1 V 14 ^CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN * September 24, 197 i I Area Holsteins classified 4-H Chatter Jim's Col umn Ernest Jackson of Ovid 1 Including animals previously • reports that his Registered scored, the Ernest Jackson herd y$teo*K6 tm 4C6MI Holsteins were classified for has 19 Very Goods and 32 Good 4& *u*t ftcL$i«Q body conformation on Aug. 29, Pluses. • Jim Petham The scoring was done by an To provide a more complete . Clinton County Extension Director official classifier of Holstein- image of each animal, the Frieslan Association of classifier also uses comparative «yJOHNAYtSW>WTH America, Brattleboro, Ver­ • terms to describe twelve major ' INCOME TAX SCHOOL 8:30 a.m. both days', and will and changes in the Homestead mont. parts of the animal's physical 4-H MEAT JUDGING elected officers for the coming Leaders. Members signed up Each year Michigan State end at-8:30 p.m. the first day, Property Tax Credit. characteristics. This "word Seven Clinton County 4-H year as follows: Lisa Huffman - for the winter projects and paid University co-sponsors an in­ and 4:30 p.m. the second. For those who find this date come ' tax school for prac­ ' Dairymen enrolled in this picture" serves as a guide for members are trying out for the President, Erica Elder - Vice their dues. New members were This is a good opportunity for inconvenient the sessions will planning a breeding program to State 4-H Meat Judging Team President, Kathy Doten - introduced. The members who titioners, in cooperation with those in the business of filing be repeated at the Ramada ton, herd improvement program with the State Contest being Secretary, Wendy McCreery - the Internal Revenue Service receive a numerical score for improve the he.rd. worked on the club's litter returns to sharpen their skills, Saginaw, at corner of M->46 and held Saturday, October 18, at Treasurer, Angte Elder - News barrel entry for the fair were and State Treasurer's Tax and bring themselves up-to-date 1-75 on November 17 and 18, and .each animal evaluated. The The information from the Michigan State University. The Reporter, and Jill Lasher - Division. This year's session for True-Type Holsteuv represents classification of the herd will be congratulated. The leaders on latejdevelopments. at Jackson's Holiday ton (1-94 members are Lisa Hicks and Telephone Caller. Members discussed National 4-H Week, this area will'be held at Long's Some of the new things that and US-127), on November 20 theatrical perfection and has a summarized by the Holstein TyAnn Cobb' - Bengal Com­ signed up/ for the winter Conference Center on South 'value of 100 points on the Association on its high speed St. John's Home Tour, Sun­ will be discussed include the and 21. munity, Tammy Harris and projects in the areas of sewing, flower and Pumpkin Contest, Cedar Street in Lansing, Nov. 13 Tax Reduction Act of 1975, the classification score card. Each computer. Returned to the Darlene Deveraux - Kountry toddler, indoor, gardening, and 14. Sessions will begin at' To register send 28 dollars to breeder, these reports provide Michigan State University New State Single Business Tax, Continuing Education Service, animal is scored, receiving a Kousins, Lisa Kuenzli, Jolene macrame, and photography. Football tickets available for rating of Excellent <9Q points or useful information for selection Kuenzli, and Dawn Cartwright - Sandie Lasher is the clubs new Michigan State University, in the herd. The data is also the November 15th game with East Lansing, Michigan 48824, more), Very Good (85 through Stoney Creek 4-H club. organizational leader. The Northwestern, and 4-H Roller 89), Good Plus (80 through 84), published and available as members will go roller skating Chloe's Column Call the County Extension reference for the herd im­ The members are practicing Skating Activities. Office for more information. Good (75 through 79), Fair (65 eachl- Tuesday and Thursday, at the Ranch Roller Rink on through.74) or Poor (64 points or provement programs of t October 16, and November 20. KNIT-N-STITCHNEWS (224-3288) Holstein dairymen everywhere, afternoon at Sheldons Packing The Knit-N-Stitch 4-H club below). House inOvid. Members will The club will put up a 1976 display in one of the downtown members held their first /4 cfatd't pUuf, tdU #& , : —1 judge two classes of beef car­ meeting of the winter program. I casses, and/or wholesale cuts, stores in Ovid. A committee has s,e&wce been elected to make plans for a Leslie Fongers showed slides I I two classes of pork carcasses, and talked about her four weeks Clinton County and/or wholesale cuts, two club tour either biking or hiking later this fall. visiting Japan this past summer Home Economist Chloe Padgitt H€6U4> FREE FUEL classes of beef and pork retail on Michigan Japan Labo Ex­ cuts, three classes of oral NEW CLUB IN ST. JOHNS change Program. Linda Bap- Last week we talked about develops in play. At two years PLUS reasons on beef, pork and retail A new 4-H Dog Obedience pert told about her week's Seaman Enos cuts. Plus identify 24 retail cuts getting reacquainted with your your child will need some Club has been organized in St. experience at the National 4-H preschoolers. We discussed guidance in meeting other of beef, pork and lamb as to Johns, under the leadership of Citizenship Short Course Seamon Hospital Corpman species, primal cut, retail cut, ways that you can help your children. He will play better by SS VALUE CERTIFICATES Peg Feeman and Tom Zink. The Program in Washington D.C., child to develop through his himself. A little later at three or Fredrick E. Enos Jr. has and recommended cookery group held their first meeting and her 4-H exchange visitor for completed boot camp training method. play. four, he'll play better with other on September 16, with eight North Carolina who stayed with children. ' at Great Lakes, 111. He is now members enrolling. The her. The members are planning There are a variety of things enrolled in Hospital Corpman The top five scorers in the you can learn from watching -Watch for the roles your, With your new State Contest will participate in, members worked their animals a trip to a fabric shop as part of child takes in his activities. Is School. His schooling will last 10 on basic obedience. The clubs their clothing and knitting your child play. Let's consider, weeks. In his schooling he will the National 4;H Meat Judging some of these. he the leader or the follower? Contest November 12, at next meeting will be Tuesday, project. New officers for the Does he have a creative learn the techniques of nursing. Kansas' City,' Missouri. Last September 30, 7:00 p.m., at year are: Linda Bappert - Children reveal their feelings imagination? Notice to see how He is the husband of Lori A Smith Hall,'when the members President, Julie Dakers - Vice and conflicts in play. You can year Clinton County team won he holds his own with a group of French Enos, daughter of Mr. Choose any new Deutz air-cooled diesel tractor and the State Contest with Dale, will elect officers and select a President, Julie Smith - begin to learn how your child's children. and Mrs. George French of St. Deutz will send a check for a half year's fuel supply- Deveraux of St. Johns going to \ club name. Other youth wishing Secretary, Leslie Smith - mind works by watching him. Johns. He has a daughter, to join the club should contact Treasurer and Teresa Bappert - He shows what interests him -Watch to see how he uses his plus Value Certificates, as shown below, good for Kansas City. experiences in play. Provide Cheryl. His parents are Mr. and equipment, parts, or service at your Deutz dealer. GET YOUR MSU TICKETS Mrs. Roger Feeman in St. News Reporter. The members most, and what he's learned Mrs. Jack Wolf of Bartlesville, You'll continue to save more as fuel costs increase, Johns, and plan to attend the .invited their mothers to attend from life around him. opportunities for your child to 4-H Youth groups have the see different things. Trips to the Okla. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred because Deutz uses far less fuel. opportunity to purchase tickets next meeting. this meeting to see what the Enos of Elsie. FAIR PROJECT DONATION club was doing ant^ learn more Play exposes his hopes and zoo, or fire station, for example, to the Michigan v State fears, revealing things that give him new roles. Watch to Save up to $1651 University1 football game with about the 4-H program. The FOR OUT OF THIS WORLD The Fowler Fireballs 4-H club' club has 17 members and will bother or confuse him. It shows see if he uses these experiences JKSULT3 Northwestern on Nov. 15, at the _ members have donated $10 his skills and personality in his play. Money Savings Through September 30 special rate of $3 per person. meet October 6 at the home of toward the fair beautification development. , -Listen while you watch. His Model Cash Fuel Bonus Value Certificates One adult ticket can be secured their Organizational leader, Pat project in landscaping the area. Koenigsknecht. Here are things you may want words tell you what's on his TRACTORS CABS at the rate of $3 for every youth. The club will be enrolling soon to observe: The regular ticket price is now mind and what is important to D3006 104.50 250.00 for the winter program ac­ DAIRY CLUB POTLUCK -Notice how your child him. $7. To place orders, send check cording to Virginia Martin, who. D4006 . 133.00 250.00 made out to Michigan State The Clinton County 4-H Dairy D4506 152.00 250.00 is serving as organizational Club members who showed University with your request leader. D5206 180.50 250.00 stating the number of tickets animals at the State 4-H Dairy Look For The Trademark Before You Buy! D5506 239.40 wanted to: Ticket Office, ELECT OFFICERS Show at Michigan State D6206 250.80 250.00 Jenison Field House, MSU, East The Happy Hustlers 4-H University, August 18-20,*held a D6006 . 296.40 Lansing, MI 48824. members have elected Ann Fox family potluck dinner, Sunday, D6806' 318.00 350.00 250.00 as President for the 1976 September 21, at the home of ROLLER SKATING TIME program year. Other officers George Hazle. The members BUTLER D7O06 372.40 Arrangements have been elected as follows: Kristine celebrated winning the Herds- D7206 385.00 350.00 250.00, made for 4-H Roller Skating Aylsworth Vice President, manship Award by having the D8006 399.00 500.00 250^00 Activities at the Ranch Roller Teresa Hudson - Secretary, cleanest exhibit of animals GRAIN BINS D10006 556.50 750.00 250.00 Rink in St. Johns, every third Carol Fox - | Treasurer, during the three-day show. The D13006 651.00 750.00 250.00 Thursday from October through MaryAnn Smith News members received their checks Broader Corrugation, Wider SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY May, from 7-10 p.m. The cost is Reporter, Shelly Kurncz >and for showing at the State 4-H Sheets and Fewer Parts I DEUTZ CORPORATION $1.25 per person. 4-H clubs are Kathy Gavenda - Recreation Show. ' Add Up to Real Savings! urged to send in their reser­ I PRICES F.O.B. PLANT! ^ \ 75B5 Ponce de Leon Circle. Atlanta. Georgia 30340 vations as early as possible for what months theyIwquld).like1to go roller Stating. TheUirst'4-ti "Egg\£&oter" holds ,^SS^titl £.t ,, ^EYOUR^UTHpRlZE^g^ZDE^LErJ 1 roller skating'activity VilM Also have Augers! I Thursday, October 16 in St. 2718 - 9955 Bushels Johns. open house Two sizes to choose from I MARTENS SERVICE ELVES ELECT OFFICERS 3018 -12,473 Bushels 46'8"&5V6" ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN ' The Ovid Village Elves have GRAND IRAPIDS - Farm wide approval. The research Bureau Services' unique Egg department at the center is Distribution and Product currently working on still more Research Center in Cascade new ideas for egg products, to 8-17-15 Butler Kan-Sun Grain Dryer CARSON CITY FARM SERVICE Township near Grand Rapids open new markets for Michigan JOHNOEERE was open to press and public for eggs. 8-13-10 Butler Kan-Sun Batch Dryer the first time since it became Egg Marketing Division JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE fully operationaly earlier in the distributes shell eggs all over 15C3 Hopper Tank - 2,098 Bushels NEW IDEA year. Michigan, and egg products are Some 400 people attended, further distributed to Indiana, K&JHJSRPiffl CARSON CITY PHONE 584-3550 including many County Farm Ohio and parts of Illinois and We have all of these models in stock Bureau Presidents, egg New York. The center has the producers, Michigan food capacity for processing some for immediate delivery! BEAN HARVEST EQUIPMENT distributors and area news 30,000 lbs. of egg products per media representatives. week, and distributing capacity for 450,000 dozen shell eggs per New "The success we have had so week. far under our new egg The $325,000 building was LILLlSTON 6 ROW J.D. 6& 8 ROW PULLERS LILLlSTON 6200 HI CAP marketing program", said BUTLER WlNDROWERS MOWE 4-6-8 ROW PULLERS BEAN COMBINE , constructed in the latter part of Clyde Springer of St. Johns, 1974 to replace an egg AGRI-BUILDER FRICKE FARM SERVICE vice president, Egg marketing processing center in Jenison t Used Division, "indicates that we 4798 S. ELY HIGHWAY Phone 236-7358 MIDDLETON MAURER2&6ROW INNES5Q0WINDROWER that burned to the ground the J.D. 30 COMBINE have come far in meeting many previous Christmas eve. PULLERS INNES700WINDROWER of our goals . . . providing J.D. 4 ROW PULLER W/BEAN EQUIP. 6 ROW MARSH WINDROWER Michigan consumers with fresh, END DELIVERY wholesome eggs . . . and fulfilling our cooperative's responsibility to the egg FORAGE HARVESTING EQUIPMENT producing farmers of Michigan 'for fast and efficient NEW marketing." KNIGHT FORAGE BOX FIREPLACE KOOLS 60" BLOWER H&S FORAGE BOX The facility is only the second of its type in the U.S. (another is USED located near San Francisco), and is probably the first plant FROM KARBER BLOCK /1 1 GROVE FORAGE BOX approved by the U.S.D.A. for 2 USED J.D. 38 CHOPPERS 1 FORD CHOPPER 1GEHLFORAGE BOX 1 > W/CORN HEAD ' the processing of fresh, hard -1000 RPM 1 COLBY FORAGE BOX tfooked eggs. There is a 1 & 2 ROW (wide or narrow) 1 N.f.702W/767SUpER SEVERAL GOOD USED U.S.D.A. inspector at the plant HEADS CHOPPER & 3 ROW HEAD BLOWERS I all the time. Think how cozy a fireplace Under the new egg marketing We Are Now Receiving Glenco Soil Savers 7-9-11 Tooth. Limited Supply. would be on the fall and y system, eggs are sorted, Order Now. Available • A Few J.D. & Taylor Way Chisel Plows. processed and packaged on the farm, with the distribution winter nights ahead. . . . TRACTORS N.I. UNI. EQUIP. MISC. center acting as an assembly J.D. 15 HOE DRILL and shipping point. This unique I.H.C. 1066 DES. 761 HAY HEAD 24T*BALER 'system makes better use of J.D, 4630 DES. ' 720 CORN HEAD producers' managements skills Stop By And NO. 5 J.D. MOWER and investments, and moves J.D. A 721 HUSK BED J.D. 16' DISC '760 CHOPPER distribution closer to the point 2 J.D. H TRACTORS KEWANEE 12' of production for the most, ef­ Get Full Details J.D.B ,1968 702 POWER UNIT J.D. 12'6"BW DISC 1967 701 POWER UNIT ficient service to the consuming J.D. SO • CASE 13' I Complete Selection of Accessories 727 HUSK BED public. M.H. 44 3 PT. J.D. 10'OFFSET TODAY! 729'ASHELLER (Besides distributing fresh "'Andirons *Screens *TooIs M.H.44/WIDEFRT. GEHL GRINDER MIXER shell eggs and whole, hard > ( J.b. 400 GRINDER MIXER •Fire Grates M.F. 65 W/Ldr. , PLOWS cooked eggs, the center also 2020 D W/LOADER PITTSBURGH 14' FIELD processes Country Queen tm CULTIVATOR J.D. 4020 GAS W/CAB J.D 3-14" Mtd. hard cooked chopped, frozen WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL MODEL ON DISPLAY WITH eggs. Three years in develop­ I.H.C. 3414 IND. W/LOADE"R I.HC. 4-14" TRAILER LILLlSTON 14'ROLLING A.C. 5i16" ment, the frozen egg processing CHOICES AVAILABLE ON MANY STYLES AND COLORS OLIVER SUPER 55 HARROW ' facilities are the first of their J.D. 145-4-16:' N.H. 200 BU. SPREADER J.D. 4-16" TRAILER 'kind,, While the quick-frozen COMBINES OLIVER 165 BU.SPREADER eggs can remain in their frozen J.D. 30 w/BEAN EQUIP. J.DT40 SPREADER condition indefinitely, they are GLEANER CM J.D. CCA FIELD CULTIVATOR as fresh as homemade after PICKERS 1-USED 5 BOTTOM K6SCO J.D.V95 EB/43" N CORN HEAD thawing. Patents are bending HARROW on much of the custom-made 8.13 FT. GRAIN HEAD N.I. No. 7 PICKER 1-USED 6 BOTTOM KOSCO ' equipmerit used in the frozen, J.D. 95 COMBINE N.I. No. 313 HUSK BED HARROW egg processing. The product has KARBER BLOCK CO GAS, W/CAB ' N.I. No. 10 PICKER J.D. 18 FIELD COND. - been promoted and sold to the v N.I. 311 PICKER BRADY STALKSHREADER ' institutional market for six 4ROWWIDECORNHEAD SAND GRAVEL CUTTING PLATFORM* mqoths, where it has gained BLACK DIRT READY MIX RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE OPEN MONDAY thru FRIDAY 7:30-5:30 Technically, Pop is4he head of the house, but the tech­ '.' f SATURDAY 8:00-4:00 nicality is usually overruled. 817 CHURCH ST. St. Johns 224-2327 <• ) September 24,1976 , .' CLINTON COUNTY NEWS/ST. JOHNs,"lvlfCHIGAN' • 1 MSV, 15 Farm Bureau Ahnua meeting to be Oct: 14 most original and attractive Bureau * 'regional represen­ mailed this, week to.-the over table centerpiece and-a display tative.' The 6 Citizenship 1530 family mptptjferp advising of pictured „fcf Farm Bureau' Seminar Scholarship winners them, of the Annuat^Meefing of events of the past. A story of will also report on their week at the Cltntfih '"Cpunty' F^rm Farm Bureau's So years In the' Albion College. Bureau. A'higjilight of the year county'will be included-in the ^"Re"ceWIng a special honor will Farm Bureau Women's Com m if fee for the Bureau,, the meejting^ill program booklet be *Marlfe Drew retired feature policy ^Xielopmenij Michigan 'Farm Bureau staff election of directors ".and, Ap­ 'Directors to be elected'are membeiSWho bver the past 50 proval of a list .of delegates'to those to represent • Dallas- years has done much to serve 'myites all members to participate the State Convention in Westphalfa, Bath-DeWLtt, agriculture^ in the state-'and Duplafn-Greenbush and 1 at meeting. AH interested Farm December. F,^, F ,„„ especially- in Clinton County. EJachFarm Bureau Woman is meeting to be held the 7th will large. Nominations have been i Tickets 'may be* purchased extended an invitation to feature installation of new of­ Bureau ladies are invited to The meetingwfll be held Qct. submitted by,, Community participate in the activities of ficers and a recognition of past become a part of the Farm 14 at Smith H^U In, St. Johns Groups in the eligible town­ from.Conirnunity Groups, from the County Women's Com­ chairmen of the Gratiot Bureau, Women's Committee. beginning at 7j3p p^nv with a ships. Speaking briefly at the the- members of the Board of mittee. Organization. Meetings are hejd at the county buffet style ham.cjijpe^ seryed Annual Meeting Will be Bill Directors Or through the County, Officer They may b e reserved in Starting in 1945. the com­ .Some events of the past year office. Spike -DistrictiV Director-and were a tour of the churches of Harold Scharp Michigan Farm advance ifttf ^ohly a limited mittee a unit within the com­ meeting will be chaired by number will be sold at the door. plete Farm Bureau structure, Midland and the Great Hall, an FARM BUREAU arts and crafts pavillion; Clinton^Farm B,m-eau president provides an opportunity for the CALENDAR OF EVENTS ' Bill Kissane, who will ,"be member to study those assistance with a booth Sept. 25; Young Farmer promoting agriculture at the assisted by other members of problems which are of par­ Meeting - Judging of Queens the. Board of Directors. New benefits for William Kissane ticular interest'to them and do State Fair, a dinner meeting and Discussion Meet. together those things which with husbands as guests Oct. 7: Farm Bureau Other items oj jnterest on the cannot be accomplished alone. featuring a presentation by a Women's Meeting -10:30 a.m. agenda will ",be a special is "Farmer of person from the pepartment of with noon luncheon - County Bicentennial .Observance Farm Bureau Officers for 1975-76 include Natural Resources who spent 3 Office. Installation of officers, arranged by ^the Citizenship *#? Mrs. David Morris, chairman; summers with his family as Past Chairmen - guests. Committee, crowning of the Mrs. Donald Swagart, vice lone residents on High Island in County Farm; Bureau Queen, the Week" chairman; and Mrs. Raymond Northern Lake Michigan Oct. 14: County Annual honoring of the Discussion Meet mem Mayers, secretary. Other studying birdlife. Meeting - 7:30 p.m. Smith Hall. winner and presentation of. the A St, Johns cash crop fanner, certificate and 12 diget committee chairmen are Mrs. Oct. 20: FalJ District Meeting Young Farmer ,of the Year Farm Bureau members will Another benefit from William Kissane, was named calculator by his local Farm Ray Moore, citizenship; Mrs. There, was a series of • Farm Bureau Women - Pot- Award. *. . ] l - enjoy increased benefits in 1976 belonging is an automatic 20% Farmer of the Week, Monday, Bureau Insurance Group agent. programs on -various com­ Potterville 9:30 a.m. Reser­ Gerald Gove, information; Mrs. There will be a contest for the through a program which has discounrto all Farm Bureau Sept 8. The weekly award is. Milburne Moore, safety; Mrs, modities raised in the county. A vations due Oct. 10. been In effect for the past 7, ^.members^n a Hertz rented car cosponsored by Michigan Farm Kissane's involvement in community and agricultural Dick Woodhams, legislative; Christmas craft show and ac­ Oct, 21: Board Reorgan­ years. Each year as part of the withln^the continental'United Radio Network and Farm and Mrs. Stuart Watts, health. tive participation in the State ization dinner-7:30p.m. County Fariri Bureau membership" States and 10% discount outside Bureau Insurance Group. affairs includes 4-H leader, past Farm Bureau Membership Annual'meeting were among Office - Election of Board 'Of­ each member and their spouse." of the country. The Hertz Recipients are selected on the The committee meets the first other projects during the past 12 ficers. Campaign chairman, past Tuesday each month at 10:30 are provided with an Accidental discount card will be sent each baBls o£ the quality of their chairman State Discussion months. Dec, 10,11, 12: State Farm Death and Dismemberment member with the 1976 mem­ farming operation and their a.m. with noon luncheon and The new program will be Bureau Annual Meeting - Grand Topic committee for Farm program following. The October Policy. bership card. A third benefit contribution to the agricultural Bureau, member St. Joseph announced at the October Rapids. Mr. and Mrs,- Fred Rowell Benefits have included $1,000 which is planned for 1976 is the community. Nominations are Church, St. Johns and present spent Sundays September. 14, accidental death coverage for. mailing, of a printed county made by Michigan farm County Farm Bureau with jtheir brother, and sister, both member and, spouse, £1,000, newsletter each-month to .each organizations such as Michigan President. Kissane and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Rowell of 'for loss of 2 hands or i feet, Farm Bureau family in Clinton Milk (Producer's Association, Judy, have 2 children. S.E« Dallas. Mrs. Frank Rowell $1,000 for sight of 2 eyes, 1 hand -County. *-" , « Michigan Livestock Exchange, returned home Sunday from the and 1 foot, and sight of 1 eye, 1 Michigan Potato Council as well The basic purpose behind Carson City Hospital where she The newsletter will be foot and sight of * eye; $500 of J as Farm Bureau Insurance "Farmer of the Week" is by Mrs. Ray Peck was a medical patient for ten loss of 1 hand or 1 foot or.sight of coiripiled in the county and^ agents. recognizing a Michigan farmer days. 1 eye and $250 for either loss of printed and mailed from Farm Selection is made each week each week for outstanding Variety is the spice of life? was to give a Farm Bureau bushel.of cucumbers in'one Williahi & Ernst and son, one index finger or l thumb- Bureau Center. This will give by representatives from agricultural contributions to the It seems that when it comes to Women's Committee lesson- place! Ronald of Battle Creek spent Beginning January 1, the each Farm Bureau member Michigan Farm Radio Network industry. It is a public service cooking that my men-folks want ' study-program on vegetables. And they do make good Friday night and Saturday,' •county board has voted to~ current news each month on and Farm Bureau Insurance project aimed at giving the sameness .not variety, at all. pickles. They also taste quite September 12 and 13, witlHtfrs. participate in an increased County Farm Bureau activities Group. Awardees are an­ farmer higher visibility Spice, to them, goes in pumpkin Now Zucchini squash are good when picked small. .„. five William Ernst and Maxine program which will place $2,000 and items of interest which will nounced each Monday morning throughout the state. The award probably the most prolific of all to 6 inches... and sliced then Ernst. Mrs. William S. Ernst Accidental Death coverage on help each member, become on the statewide "Michigan was presented at the September Pie! the vegetables in the world. I the Farm Bureau member^ more aware of their I love to try new recipes that and eaten raw. So do the Fatty flew to Greensboro, North Today" radio program. The meeting of the Parker Center wish that I had kept track of just pan scalloped summer squash. Carolina on Thursday, Sep­ $1,000 on the spouse and $500 on organization and ways in which Farmer of the Week is Community Group of which the sound interesting, different and how many bushels or each minor child. they can participate. GOOD. It spruces up my job as Very tasty?, tember 11, where, she wiu\visit presented a personalized Kissanes are members. wheelbarrow loads one mere relatives for a few weeks. chief cook and bottle washer. I hill produced. Believe me, Pete and Sam wouldn't un­ also raise a variety of new and__ unless you have a dozen kids derstand that they did add spice " Mrs. Steve Thelen and different vegetables to help take"' and they all want Zucchini to our life,.. Those two and the children of rural Muir visited away the sameness and put squash for breakfast, dinner Zucchini... all summer. They her mother, Mrs. Floyd Foerch, Steujft M/tott vitamins in our meals, freezer would come in 'for meals and and supper put only one hill in. Monday,rSeptember 15.3 reported that John Smalldon, Put your heart and cans. It has the- redeeming quality rattle the kettles on the stove or Darrell DeVault, 2833 E. This will go down in our peek into the oven and ALWAYS Mrs. Herman Noller

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Ford S. LaNoble, 1516 East trade for smaller acreage in mediate occupancy. Gas heat, heat, carpeted, _ stove, in the St. Johns or DeWitt area. ticulars. 224-2661 or 224-6324. Michigan, Lansing. Phone 517- Ovid-Elsie area. Ph. Newton air conditioning, large parking refrigerator, deep" freeze, Less than $115.00 per month. l-tf-6 Help Wanted 482-1637, evenings 517-337-1276. Stewart 675-7101, Hayes Realty. area in Southgate Plaza. Call washer, dryer, garden, no Can furnish character 22-14 20-3-P-4 517-463-6126. 21-tf-6 children. $250 per mo. Deposit references. Call 224-2361 during plus utilities or option to buy. HELP WANTED - CLINTON day, 332-3574 after 6 p.m. Ask Trailers & Campers 9 FOR SALE - Lot 99x208 ft. FOR RENT — Ideal com­ Call 482-7796. '21-3-p-6 for Jim. 17-tf-dh-6 DEVELOPMENT OF ST. West Cass St. Curbing, For Rent mercial location in Southgate JOHNS seek working super­ blacktop, sewer & water. Call Shopping Center, St. Johns, 779 APARTMENTS FOR RENT, FOR SALE — Apache camper, visors, chain saw operators and 655-1891after5:30. 22-3-p-4 SENIOR CITIZENS: "You may sleeps 8, good condition. Call manual laborers for outside FOR RENT — FOR THE sq. ft. Ph. 517-463-6126. 21-tf-6 WESTPHALIA, 2-bedrooitf apartments, featuring built-ins, qualify for reduced rental Chapin 661-2404. 20-3-p-9 work in Clinton County until WINTER MONTHS - New large rates." New l and 2 bedroom June 1976. Positions are (MINIMUM 10 WORDS) CUT YOUR COST OF LIVING Mobile Home, completely FOR RENT — Furnished ef­ carpeting. Security deposit without giving up comfort and ficiency with all utilities paid. required. No pets. 587-4234 or apartments in Fowler, now DREPS R.V. CENTER — C.E.T.A.'funded. Applicants furnished, no children or pets, ready for occupancy. Car­ 3 WEEKS INSERTION convenience.' This 3-bedroom Separate unit, Adults only. Ph. 587-3983. 20-3-D-6 Area's authorized Coachman must be unemployed or under FOR THE PRICE OF 2 deposit required. Ph. 224-3821. peting, stove, refrigerator, fire Sales and Service and Dodge MARLETTE MOBILE HOME 22-3-P-6 224-7740. '* 21-3-p-6 employed, residents of Clinton, alarm and emergency call R.V. Service Parts - Ac­ Ingham or Eaton Counties and comes with disposal, dish­ WANTED TO RENT - Young washer, air conditioning, stove, , man needs apartment, room or system in each unit. Across cessories - Rentals. DeWitt, must apply through local DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED HOUSE FOR RENT, N. Lan­ from city park, near churches refrigerator, storage shed. Call COMMERCIAL on US-27, 1200 sing. Country living nearly new trailer to rent with cooking Michigan517-669-9996. 3-tf-9 Michigan Employment square feet. Building im­ and shopping. Call for par­ Securities Commission Office, l.yi) COL. INCH Liz Nobis, 224-6170 or Brown 2-bedroom, full basement, gas facilities, preferably furnished. .(911E. State, St. Johns; 3215 S. Real Estate, 224-3987. 21-3-p4 Pennsylvania, Lansing 48910) PHONE 22-1-p-l 20 ACRES-DEER HUNTING 224-2361 between Grayling and Kalkaska, Borders State Forest HELP WANTED - Women OR MAIL TO Clinton County News - Beautifully wooded - Nice Deer over 21 needed who want to earn* Clinton County News Herd - Secluded - $8500.00 with $40 to $200 per week. Call 120 East Walker St. St. JOhns, Mich. 48879 $1000.00 down on 8% land Queen's Way to Fashion 626- contract. Call 616-258-4873^ or 6433,669-9346) 482-8570. 20-3-p-l DEADLINE: write WILDWOOD EACH MONDAY RETREATS, Route ft, REGISTERED NURSES Kalkaska, Michigan 49646. readers Full-time and part-time 1 P.M. positions on all shifts in modern 21-8-p-4 100 bed acute care hospital in mid-Michigan. Nearby both FOR SALE BY OWNER ~- recreational and educational Real Estate extra large fully carpeted 3- facilities. Starting rate bedroom ranch. 1% baths, 2 are good sports! fireplaces, additional lot $11,523.00 annually. Relocation' FOR SALE - OVID, LARGE assistance available. Call or' available. 810 W. Park St. 224* FRAME HOME, 2-car attached 4132. 21-3-p-4 write: Harley Hatcher, Carson garage. Extra lot, Main)St. City Hospital, Carson City, $23,500 on land contract reduced Michigan 48811, (517) 584-3131 only $21,500 for cash. TOR SALE — 3 bedroom ranch, Ext. 286. 22-1-p-l 5 years old, 21& car garage with Ovid-BRICK RANCH - 3- attached breezeway, aluminum bedroom* or 1 as den. 1% baths, ' siding. Across^Jronr-.Highland' Jobs Wanted hardwood floors, Anderson Hills Golf Course. For more Window Wall, 2 fireplaces, 1 in information, call 669-3464. 20-3-P-4 BARN & ROOF PAINTING - •the basement, 2-car attached Reasonable rates. Free garage, storage, lovely grounds $45,000. Nemer Realty, 313-635- YOUR SHELTER NEEDS - estimates, insured, guaranteed. New, used housing-country or Lansing, 351-2777. 3-tf-3 4141 or Charles L. Bird 517-725- 7329. 22-3-p-4 town lots. Plans-ours or yours. Pole or Steel buildings - farm, BUNKER & SON well drilling commercial. Plans, Finance, and pump installation. Durand, LAND CONTRACTS. We buy Service. Let's discuss your Mich. 743-3676. Rep. R.F. Harris seller's interest in Land Con­ needs. Also we'll sell yqur 19-12-P-3 tracts. Fast service. Cash, Call property or talk trade, Fedewa Builder's & Brokers, 6218 Wright Rd., between Fowler and Grand Ledge. Phone 517-587-3811. (If NOW PRESSING direct dial doesn't work, have your operator assist.) 48-tM

APPLE kFOR SALE — 14 acres, all FRESH fenced, barn, tool shed, chicken coop, 2-stall garage, 4- CIDER bedrooms, L-shaped living room, dining room, fireplace, CIDER full basement, on blacktop road in St. Johns "school district. Bring your own container Phone 626-6388. 12-U-4 and save . . . . FOR SALE - 499 Higham, Pewamo, Michigan. Three bedroom house on extra-large' NURSERY CLEARANCE lot. Beautifully built, with carpeting throughout, family room and fireplace, dish­ All Items In Stock REDUCED! washer, power humidifier and Anderson windows. Call 224- 2394 or evenings, 224-4379. ll-tf-4 ZIG'S CENTENNIAL FOR SALE — New home in the country. One acre lot with u beautiful home. Located at 3790 , N. Harmon' RoSd. > Three FARM MKT. bedroom home with fireplace, 122S0 US-27 DEWITT PHONE 669-3157 two baths, walk-out basement and other extras. Call 224-2394 or evenings, 224-4379. U-tf-4

FOR SALE — Home 'con­ USED EQUIPMENT structed by the St. Johns High School Building Trades class. Located at 1204 S. Swegles. This FORAGE USED house features 1735 square feet with three-bedrooms, fireplace, HARVESTERS TRACTORS full basement and many extras. Call 224-2394 or evenings, 224- J.D.351/ROWHEAD 1-J.D^4020'sDSL. 4379. ll-tf-4 GEM. 300 1-ROW 1-J.D. 720 DSL. GEHL1/ROW 1-J.D. 730 DSL., FOR SALE — 36 acres hear St. UNI HARVESTER 1-1.H. 460 Johns, Good 12-room, large w/FORAGE HARVESTER l.H.-S.H. barn, tool shed and many other buildings aU_in good rgpalr. Will : > < NEW COMBINES SIMON'S And that's why you'll find a ready buyer in the Marketplace J.D. 6600 COMBINE- PLATFORM & PORN HEAD PLANING classfied section of the Clinton County News, Whether you have golf clubs, boats, skis, a pool table, diving gear, hunting ' USED COMBINES MILL 1-J.D. 4400 COMBINE MANUFACTURERS OF: ) equipment, you'll find the "good sports" you're looking] for ' • TRUCK, PICK-UP, HAY SEVERAL NEW & USED SELF UNLOADING WAGONS \ _ AND GRAIN RACKS, in the Clinton County News FORAGE BOXES, BUNK FEEDERS, PORTABLE <"i CATTLE MANGERS AND 0W0SS0 IMPLEMENT ACCESSORIES, CUSTOM CALL Ollt CLASSIFIED DEPT. TODAY! WOODWORKING. 3495W.M-21 268 S.HENDERSON OWOSSO,MICH. FOWLER, MICHIGAN PHONE 224-2361 PHONE (517) 723-7323' M JOHN DEERE PHONE (AREA 517) 593-2000 4S8BfcK*-'

September 24,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 17 beagle pups 9 weeks old; $50,00, McQlothlin Lot 31 Summer been assumed by JOSEPH C. Agriculture absolute or contingent, secured City of DeWitt, Clinton BLEIBTREY and MILLICENT Mobile Homes each, Phone Larry I. Moore 224- Lane No. 2. , 230 South Dearborn or unsecured. County, Michigan. 2019, * . 20-3-p-23 Notice Sept 10: Hargle, M, Ruthj M. BLEIBTREY, husband and Chicago, Illinois 60604 The length of the period of wife, as grantees under a COLUMBIA REALTY, INC. Hargie, Kaye R. to Ronald R. Attorney for Mortgagee / > By: John J. Dillon .redemption on foreclosure of and June A. Hazen Lot 8 Blk 20 * Warranty Deed dated October the within mortgage shall be six . FOR SALE.-1969 Mobile home PAINTING — Reasonable 27, 1972 and recorded October Its: Secretary Horses Eagle. For Additional Information, Dated September 18,1975 months'from the time of such 112 x 60 size, has 10 x 10 wood rates, interior, exterior, free 30,1972 in Liber 345, Page 517, sale. Sept 10: Boyer, Carl D. and 'DOLLARS and an attorney fee Schram and Behan, Automotive Ph.517-838-2300, 22-l-p*24 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS R. DUCHARME and Attorneys for the Mortgagee MARKS CB SALES, Antennas, Gail A ! to Samuel V. and Rose of SEVENTY-FIVE ($75.00) DOLLARS allowed by law, as OF RECREATIONAL MARLENE DUCHARME, -mobil and base radios, prices Auilar property in Sec. 32 husband and wife, of Lansing, FOR SALE - 74 OLDS 98 Victor. provided in said Mortgage, and ADVERTISING ' Business Address: from $99.95. Check our prices no suit or proceedings at law Michigan, the mortgagors, to Luxury Sedan - full power. 224- Garage Sale Sept. 10: DeWitt Development CORPORATION the UNION SAVINGS AND 702 American Bank & Trust before you buy and compare. having been instituted to NOTICE IS HEREBY 3234. 22-1-p-ll Hours - 4-10 p.m. Saturday 8-12, Corporation to Westphalia LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Bldg. - Builder and Supply Co. property recover the moneys secured by GIVEN, pursuant to Section 841 Lansing, Michigan 48933 ST, JOSEPH Altar Society 201W, Steel St, 224-378722-3-P-29 said mortgage or any part Michigan corporation, of 121 in Sec. 17 DeWitt of the Michigan General ,Cor- West Allegan Street, Lansing, Phone: 484-3737 22-5 Garage Sale, Sept. 24 & 25, 9 Sept 10: Long Development thereof; poration Act, that Recreational Guns & Ammo. 16 a.m. - 8 p.m. 2717 S. US-27 iVz NOTICE — Have vacancy in my Michigan, mortgagee, dated . Inc. to George E. and Billie G. Advertising Corporation, has July 26, 1973, and recorded in mi. S. of Daley'sK Don't miss licensed home for a lady or a been dissolved, and all persons, PUBLICATION OF NOTICE gentleman. Call 224-7579. Cooper Lot 115 Country Mdws. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the office of the Register of OF HEARING this terrific sale! 22-l-p-25 that by virtue of the power of who are creditors of FOR SALE — MODEL 1-100 21-3-p-29 Sept. 10: Forsberg, Charles J. Deeds for Clinton County, State of Michigan, The twenty gauge skeet .grade vent 'andReatha I.; Forsberg, Terry sale contained in said mortgage -Recreational Advertising Michigan, on the 31st day of Corporation, shall file their Probate Court for the County of fib Polly Choke. Nearly new, A. and Beulah J. Boucher, and the statute in such case July, 1973, in Liber 272 of Clinton, used very Utile. -$165.00. 626- Miscellaneous CHILD CARE in my licensed Albert L. and'Mary Lou to made and provided, on Friday, claims in writing, with the Records on page 447, upon corporation, attention of John J. Estate of CARL F„ MILLER. 6663. . 21-3-P-16 DeWitt home, call 669-3098. Charles J. and Reatha I. Fors­ the 26th day of September, 1975, which mortgage there is now 20-3-D-29 at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, Dillon, Secretary, 3900 Capital File No, 19473, FOR SALE — PLANTS - Call berg Lot 52 Riverwood, claimed to be due and payable TAKEiNOTICE: On August the undersigned will, at the City. Boulevard, Lansing, for principal, interest andv THE GREENERY for tropical FOR ALL AUCTION NEEDS - Sept 11: Thrushman, Wallace Michigan 48906, on or before 20, 1975, in the Probate Court­ Farm Machinery 18 plants, also specializing in and Lois Jean to Richard and North entrance of the Clinton taxes, the sum of Thirty-two contact THELEN AUCTION of St. Johns, County of Clinton, March 31, 1976. room, Courthouse, St. Johns, PLANT PARTIES. Call 224-4461 Margaret Munroe Lot 132 Thousand Six Hundred Sixty- Michigan, before the Hon. or 224-6252. 22-3-D-27 SERVICE. Call 593-3426. Boichot Acres No. 3. State of Michigan, that being As used in this Notice, the three and 28/100 ($32,663.28) FOR.SALE — 400 gal. Bulk 20-32-p-29 TIMOTHY M. GREEN, Judge Sept 11: Tvedten, Harold and one of the places where the term "creditor" means a Dollars; and no suit or Tank - self washing. Chevrolet Circuit Court for the County of of Probate, on the Petition of FOR SALE - Used Sears gas Gretchen L. to Otto D. and person to whom Recreational proceeding at law having been Marie D. Miller, administration 64 pickup, 4 mi. S. Ovid. 5158 S, WANTED — Used good con­ Lucille Hart property in Sec. 25 Clinton is held, sell at public Advertising is indebted and any instituted to recover said debt, Meridian Rd. 22-3-p-l8 dryer, excellent condition, dition small freezer, call 224- auction to the highest bidder the of the estate was granted to said $75.00, call 224-6964. 22-l-p-27 Bath. other person who has a claim or or any part thereof, said Marie D. Miller. 2361 daytime, 224-7051 nights. premises described in the said right against Recreational mortgagee having declared its l-tf-28-DH Sept 11: Brunger, Gordon L. Mortgage, or so much thereof Creditors of the deceased are FOR SALE — Garden Tractor and Roberta M. to Kearney Advertising Corporation, election to consider the whole 10 HP SOLENS, 42" Snow FOR SALE — 9x12 sculptured FOR SALE - Parts for all as may be necessary to pay the liquidated or unliquidated, sum unpaid on said mortgage notified that all claims against shag rug - green - new in Feb. of electric shavers. Levey's Kirkby and Esther L. Kirkby amount as aforesaid due on said the estate must be^presented Blade, 42" Mower plus extras, Lot 162 Westchester Hts. matured or unmatured, direct debt to benow due and payable 75.224-2814. 22-l-p-27 Jewelry, Elsie. l-tf-29 Mortgage, with seven (7%) or indirect, absolute or con­ by reason of the nonpayment of said Marie D. Miller and proof excellent condition. Ph. 224- Sept 11: American Central thereof with copies of the claims 7187. 22-l-p-18 percent interest, and all legal tingent, secured or unsecured. certain installments of prin­ FOR SALE - HANDMADE Corporation to Ronald L. and costs, together with said at­ filed with the Court on or before CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND RECREATIONAL AD­ cipal, interest and taxes as LEATHER ARTICLES, ex­ Julie Ann Fox Lot 105 West­ torney fee, which said premises provided for by said mortgage, December 3, 1975, at 9:30 A.M. WANTED - Double chai.i PROCESSING, by ap­ chester Hts. VERTISING CORPORATION elevator 34 to 40 ft. long. 626- cellent gifts for Christmas. pointment. We butcher^on are described as follows in said Notice is hereby given that on Notice is further given that Sept. 11: Cook, Howard Lee By: John J. Dillon 6683. 20-3-p-18 Handbags, change purses, belts Wednesdays and Fridays. Beef- Mortgage: Friday, October 31,1975, at ten, the heirs at law of the deceased ami many other items. Ph. 224 Sr. and Constance J. to David A. Its: Secretary will be determined on r Pork. Halves and quarters, also Dated September 18, 1975 o'clock in the forenoon of said 1 3137, ask for Connie. 22-3-p-27 retail cuts. AH meats MDA and Catherine J. Chambers Lot Commencing at the Northeast day, at the North entrance to December 3, 1975. at 9:30 A.M. FOR SALE — J.D. 237 Mounted 6, 7, Blk 3 Hurd and Sickles. corner of Section 26, Town ,5 22-3 Picker, excellent, $1,000.00. 30 inspected. Vaughn's Meat the Court House Building, in the and the estate will thereafter be FOR SALE ANTIQUE DOLLS Processing. West City Limits on Sept. 12: Crockett,-Sandra M, North, Range 3 West, thence City of St. Johns, Clinton assigned to persons appearing new Jamesway Freestalls North 89°59'04" West, 1158.89 NOTICE OF CREDITORS $18.25 each. Gehl 3030 Hydra-cat by-lo babies. Avon test botUes. Bussell Rd. just off M-57, to Michael F. and Kathleen J. County, Michigan, (that being Of record entitled thereto. O'Brien Lot 44, Idyl Crest, No. 2. feet along the North line of said OF COLUMBIA REALTY, INC. the place where the Clinton loader, $4,000.00. William Platte Owosso 723-4795 after 3 p.m. Carson City. Phone 584-6640. NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated: September 17, 1975. 1 Sept. 12: Harr, Robert Her­ Section 26 to the point of County Circuit Court is held), 687-3794. ' 21-3-p-18 21-3-P-27 JakeVaughn. 5-tf-29 GIVEN, pursuant to Section 841 /s/MARIE D. MILLER, man and Darlene Mary to Mark beginning; thence South said mortgagee will, by virtue Petitioner. 00°15'02" East, 1314.69 feet to of the Michigan General Cor- THERE IS now a Timex Repair A. ThelenLot 13, Spitzley No. 1. of the power of sale in said P.O. Box 266 I HAVE- THREE elegant long the North East - West ft line; • poration Act, that Columbia mortgage and in pursuance of Farm Produce dresses for sale. Colors are light Service in Michigan. Free, Sept. 12: Hayes, Charles E. Realty, Inc., has been Fowler, Michigan 48835. and Marjorie J. Stewart, thence North 89°58'07" West, the statute, sell at, public auc­ blue, yellow and burgandy. All estimates will be sent on all 165.55 feet along the North East dissolved, and all persons who Attorney for Petitioner:! repairs, do not send money. We Newton D. and Margaret R. to tion the land described therein, RANDY L. TAHVONEN are in excellent condition. Sizes - West 1/8 line to the East North are creditors of Columbia or so much as shall be ranging 9, n and 13. Call 224- also repair all other makes of Robert M. and Mildred B. Realty, Inc., shall file their 103 East State Street FOR SALE - APPLES - Golden Vendeville Lot 1-10-45-46 Vac. - South 1/8 line, thence North necessary to satisfy the amount St. Johns, Mich. 48879 Knob Orchard opens Sept. 25. 6122. Can be seen anytime. watches. Please send watches 00'15'02" West 1314.67 feet along claim£ in writing, with the to Timex Repair Service, P.O. Dr., Hickoryville. due at the time of sale, together Phone (517) 224-3228 22-1 Pick your own Red & Golden 18-3-D.H.-27 the East North-South 1/8 line to corporation, attention of John with all legal costs, interest at Box 128, Kinde, Mich. 48445. Sept 12: Grost, James M. and J. Dillon, Secretary, 3900 Delicious, Hours 9-6. Phone 651- IngeK.; Searles, Willard D. and the North line of Section 26; seven and three-quarters per 5435 or 651-5430. D. Parker. NEED ready mix concrete, 40*tf-29 thence South 89e59'04" East Capital City Boulevard, Lan­ cent (7-Vi%) from date hereof, poured walls, or cement work Lillian C. to Willard D. and sing, Michigan 48906, on or 22-3-p-19 Lillian C. Searles Lot 6, Morton lG5.5a feet along the North line and an attorney fee as provided done? We have a fleet of radio BINGO —Holy Family Church. of Section 26 to the point of before March 31, 1976. by statute, and, as therein dispatched trucks plus a crew of 510 Mabbitt Rd., Ovid. Mondays Est. No. 1. Sept 12: Searles, Willard and beginning; part of the North­ As used in this Notice, the provided, a parcel described Hogs & Sheep men if needed. Fedewa, 7 p.m. 16*tf-29 east VA of the Northeast % of term "creditor" means a as: Builders, Inc., 6218 Wright Road Lillian C. toDale S.and FayeM. Aurand Lot 6, Morton Est. No. 1. Section 26,'Town 5 North, Range person to whom Columbia at Price Road, Phone 587-3811. AM LOOKING FOR ALL 3 West, Watertown Township, Realty, Inc., is indebted and Sept 12: Bashore, Clark to FOR SALE — 6 bred sows, due 38-tf-27 KINDS OF POSTCARDS, Clinton County, Michigan. any other person who has a Lot 139, Geneva Shores October 15 - 587-6600. 22-3-p-20 especially old ones, if you have Earl A. and Esther C. Tubbs Lot Subject to easements, claim or right against Columbia 3, 4, Blk 11, Van Deusen's. No. l, a subdivision on Wanted any to sell please contact the restrictions and rights of way of Realty, Inc., liquidated or part of the Southwest y4 FOR SALE 2 Young registered POSTCARD LADY 224-2361 Sept 15: Jamison, Lester M. record. unliquidated, matured or un­ and Clara M. to Roger and of Section 8, Town 5 Suffolk Rams. Call 587-6612. Miscellaneous days or 224-7051 evenings. The length of the redemption matured, direct or indirect, North, Range" 2 West, 21-3-p-20 14-tf-dh-29 Karen Schultz property in Sec. WANTED TO BUY - Old comic •ISfOvid. period as provided by law is s# books, also Big Little Books and *?Septf-i^ Friend, Roger C. and (6) months from the time Gt Cattle Curwood books. 723-4795 Owosso Card of Thanks 30 Linda L. to Elden A. and sale. CLASSIFIED or write Box 584 Owosso. 21-3-p- Patricia J. Lake property in Dated: August 27, 1975 28 Sec. 12 DeWitt. CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN FOR SALE — HOLSTEIN KEILEN — Sincere thanks to Sept }5: Nickels, Allan and ASSOCIATION BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTOR? BULLS, DHlA-records to 23,269, TIMBER WANTED - Logs and Frs. Spitzley, Pettit and Mc- Doris to John J. and Shirley I. CUMMINS, - BUTLER & milk, 820 lbs. butterfat. Joe standing timber. Logs delivered Devit, my family, relatives, Faggion Lot 2, Idyl Crest Est. THORNBURN Wing, Ph. 224-3618. 20-3-D-21 to our yard.' DEVEREAUX neighbors and friends for all the Sept 15: Farrier, Willard E. Attorneys for Mortgagee Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms SAWMILL, INC., 2872 N. prayers, gifts and greetings and Ira to Norman C. and Helen 301 Capitol Savings & Loan Hubbardston Rd.', Pewamo, during my stay in the hospital. M. Rustad property in Sec. 18 Bldg. AUCTIONEER ELECTRICIANS • LIQUID FUELS Mich. Phone 593-2424 and/or They were greatly appreciated Victor. ' Lansing, Michigan 48933 18-5 593-2552. 4Q-tf-28 and will never be forgotten. Sept. 15: DeWaters, Ronnie B. f HerbKeilen 22-l-p-30 AL GALLOWAY, AUC­ SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., FOR SALE — AKC registered = and Judith A. to Ronald L. and NOTICE OF MORTGAGE TIONEER Uijed Farm Residential - Commercial.- SPACE Juliann Reynolds Lot 62, Idyl FORECLOSURE SALE Machinery & Parts. St. Industrial, 224-4277, 1002 E. "Probate Court Crest, No. 3. u HON. TIMOTHTTM. GREEN Default having been made in Johns. 224-4713. State St. , FOR MOBILE HOME PARK IN ST. JOHNS Judge of Probate Sept 15: Epps, Holland R. the conditions of a certain HELENA M. BURK and Sherry to Gary L. and mortgage made the 36th day of RENT WE WILL MOVE YOU FREE ' Register of Probate Sharon R. Petersen property in March, 1972, by Terry L. David SPACE Sec. 16 Eagle. and Penelope A. David, as FARM WITHIN THE LANSING AREA Wednesday, Oct. 1,1975 Sept. 15: Williams, Pauline T. mortgagors, to United States of FOR Plus 1 Month's Free Rent Floyd J. Hamer — Claims to Willard D. and Lillian C. America, as mortgagee, and DRAINAGE •PARTY SUPPLIES LARGE 45' x 90' LOTS - SODDED LAWNS - CITY Velma Upham — F. A. Searles Lot 4; 5, Blk 32, St recorded on March 30, 1972, in Elsie Meder -* Claims RENT . SEWER AND WATER Johns. the office of tile Register of JAMES BURNHAM, Phone* Sept 15: Cummins, Irving E. Deeds for Clinton County, St. Johns 224-1045, R3, St. I) & B PARTY SUOPPE, 609 N. Norton Phone 224-7913 Package Liquor 9 a.m. • 10 Real Estate Transfers and Wanetta R. to Ralph H. and Michigan in Liber 264 of mort­ Johns. (Prom records In office of Carta F. Funk property in Sec. gages on pages- 730-733; on AUTOMOTIVE p.m. Mon. Thurs. Fri.*& Sat. Register of Deeds) 26, Victor. which mortgage there is » a.m. • 11 p.m. 224 N. Clinton. Sept 15 r Cleaver, James F. claimed to be due and unpaid at BILL FOWLER FORD. New FERTILIZERS Sept 9: Landfair, Vincent E. and Sue Ann to Janice S. Love the date of this Notice Twenty- & Used Cars & Pick-ups. N. Three Thousand Seven Hundred US-27, DeWitt, 6G9-2725. ' S5EEB FERTILIZERS, , and Leone A. tto American Lot 7, 8 Blk 49, St. Johns. i Central Corporation Lot 36, Twenty Seven and 34/100 Everything for the soil, St. dollars ($23,727.34) principal Johns 224-3234, Ashley, 347- PLUMBING Westchester Hts. BOB'S AUTO BODY, Sept 9: Belts, Jerry L. and and One Thousand One Hundred 3571. Ninety Eight and 98/100 dollars Complete Collision Service, Mary L. to David Lawrence and *&$ But by doing that, you've also gained a lot of secu­ ST. JOHNS available through the St, Johns Jaycettes, rity. You don't have to worry about your pension', Name. insurance or Social Security checks getting mislaid or lost. There's no threat of having them stolen, either. ' Address. There's more! When you direct deposit your Join the people checks you earn the highest passbook interest rate .Zip. available too. City_ .State. If you would like to participate in our Direct De­ posit program, fill out the coupon and send it to Phone. .Social Security No.. who've joined the Army. Capitol Savings & Loan. Direct Deposit can give you a little convenience and a lot of security. Savings accountno.. Since the^ end of the draft a lot of young people up to 75% of your tuition paid for while you're in Passbook Savings Account are discovering a good place to invesFtheir time. the Army, and 36 months of financial assistance at Daily interest from the day of The Army. colleges throughout the country when your enlist­ % your deposit to the day of your • I have D don't have an account at Capitol They've come, over 300,000 strong, for things ment's over.) withdrawal. Savings & Loan. they may not have found anywhere else. Some Some came for the financial rewards. Where eise came for the job training. Where'else can you get can you get a starting salary of $000 a month K your choice bf over 300 good jobs? Some, for the (before deductions) and a raise to $000 in just four chance to travel. Where else can you get to go months? (Plus free meals, housing, medical and almost anywhere in the world? dental care, a 30-day paid vacation every year, and Some came for the personal challenge. Where low cost transportation to help you enjoy It.) else can you get as much responsibility right put of And some came for a different kind of reward. hjgh school? Some, for education. Where else can Where else can you do a service to yourself while you get such a godcT head start on college? (With you're being of service to your Country? . Call Sgt. Strombom capiTOL savincs & Loan main orti»: 112 E, Allegan St, UntEng, Ml 4*901, ph. 371-2911 Grind Ledge: 309 S. Bridge St.. ph. 627-2194; Mason: 109 E. Maple St., ph. 676-1018; 487-6281 or 224-6949 after 6 p.m. Okemos: 2119 Hamilton Rd., ph. 349-2280; St. Johns: 222 N. Clinton Ave., ph. 224-2304; FSEE Wllllamston: 225 W. Grand River Ave,, ph. 655-2178; Uthrup Village: 27215 Southlield Rd., ph. 313/559-4000; Collect Pontlac: 75 w. Huron St., ph, 313/338-7127; South Lansing; 6510 S. Cedar St. Join the people who've joined the Army. If ~J

) J.September 24,1975 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN St. f&4*4 $fy defytte ftuwtffo* tatnU 4touU*f4> St. Johns girls varsity

W L 6. RickColetta-Kathy ST. JOHNS -- With 4 victories 1. Randy Humphrey-Melanie Coletta 2 5 and no losses through this past Humphrey 4 0 i swimming team schedule weekend^ Randy and Melanle 2. Terry Cornwell-Dorothy ,7. RonHolley-Rachel y Humphrey are the league Cornwell 4 1 / Edinger 0 SEPT. 9 Alma (A) 15 State 3. Dave Darnell-Mary Dar- 8. RannyBriggs-Sue 16 Eastern (A) 16 Haslett (A) 20 District pleaders in( St. Johns City nell ' 3 1 Briggs 1 0 22 Haslett (H) 23 Alma • (H) AH meets except Alma Oct, 23 -f Recreation Couples Tennis 4. PeteRiojas-Kathy 30 Harry Hill (H) NOV. (7:30 pm.) and State and *** League competition. Roberts 3 2 9. Clare Chambers-Annette OCT. 4 Waverly (H) District (4:00 p.m.) are at 7 Following are the standings 5. Randy Smith-Betty ' Chambers • Q 4 2 DeWitt ' (A) 11 State Meet p.m. p through last week: Smith 2 1 10. JohnMoon-TealaMoonO 6 7 GrandLedge

Larry Ruby and Fred Rogers, both of St. Johns, have been named the 1975 champions of the Thursday N^ght Golf League of Twin Oaks Golf Club. The men are pictured with their trophies. Bees crush Williamston 20-0

BATH-Bath's Bees are after the Ingham County title this year and started out in convincing fashion Friday night, crushing Williamston 20-0. The Bees wasted little time, scoring* the first time they got their hands on the ball, set by Tim Carlson recovering a fumble. The Bees drove 65 yards highlighted by a 32-yard run by Randy Kindy. Dan Bass then scored on a 2-yard run, Mike Voorheis tossed for the other 2 touchdowns, hitting Bass for a 43-yard score and Pat Zeeb for 39 yards. Extra point Join the full! You can win $20 cash, paid by The Clinton County Newi each week to the person who guesses the most winners of the high school and college football games listed on this page. Shop the ads and read the rules to find out how you can cash in' m 1, Read every ad on this page. An Important game will be listed Tor your selection. 5. Contest winners will be announced each week in The Clinton County News. wins for O-E :•:« 2. On a separate sheet of paper, write the name of each merchant on this page and after his name, the name of the team you select as the winner of the game listed m this ad. List in sequence 1 thru ?. j 6. Only one entry per person Is allowed. , 1 CHESANING-Ovid-ElsEe scored 3 times Friday night and a lone L 3. Be sure and print your name and address plainly on your entry. 7. Remember - Your guesses plus the names of the merchants, must be on a SEPARATE &g extra point kicked by Ron Nethaway provided the winning edge as , Eheetofpaper.,.notonthUpage. the Marauders defeated Chesaning 19-18. \ 4. Hall your entry to Contest EditoVlhe ClfntorTCounty-News, St Johns, iefore 6 pm .Friday 91 deliver it Ron Shively ran for 1 touchdown on a 20-yard jrcorjng trjp^&nd personally to The Clinton County News office before 5 pm Friday. Mall must be postmarked no later than 8. See^gpy at left for tie breaker.' J 6 pm Friday, H picked up 165 rushing yards for''the game. ' Brian Byrnes added another touchdown on a 5-yard run and Roger Lover scoreoUhe 3d on a 15-yard touchdown run. I Bissell aces; could BROUGHT TO YOU BY THESE MERCHANTS: win trip, $1,000 ^

I NEW YORK - Steven Bissen In-One Sweepstakes, a national i mcitcumr of St. Johns is eligible to win a competition sponsored by the Your Savings Earn More CLINTON COUNTY'S free trip to Scotland and $1,000 Drambuie Company of Edin­ snatumaBtLEs as a result of scoring a hole-in- burgh, Scotland. I Passbook Current Annua! Rate MOST COMPLETE one at the Chardell Golf Course. Bissell's ace qualified htm for The winner will be announced t SALES AND 5*%. EARNS DAILY the 15th annual Rusty Nail Hole- early next year. COMPOUNDS QUARTERLY SERVICE CAMERA STORE ,<*dMi y Redwing Band Alumni CAPITOL SAVINGS Kodak & Polaroid Cameras 1 *$M{ n •). BEE'S LOAN and film invited to perform SPORTS — EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY- ST. JOHNS -- St. Johns Redwing Band 1 "EjjBP Br i ST. JOHNS alumni are invited to perform during the DIVISION Incorporated 1690 In Lansing, Michigan. half-time of the Oct. 31 St. Johns varsity Member Federal Home Loan Bank System. PARR'S REXALL DRUGS football game with Mason. renc The Alumni Band will do a limited amount Urn* inftfi I LUI burnti trt ST. JOHNS Ph. 224-2837 2137 So. US-27 St. Johns of marching and perform 2 or 3 musical ^^^fHte An'iiiti (~.H 1 mints (iri* tnxT.ii.iv insiini) ue HUM DM" Phone 224-2345 Ext. 43 ItainnptairtJUUaKfl selections. St. Johns V5 Corunna Ovld-Elsio vs Bullock Creek Pewama-Westphalia vs Fowler Rehearsal will be held Sunday, Oct. 25, in the high school band room 1:30-3 p.m. Participants will meet Oct. 31 at the s football field from 5:30-6:30 p.m. All par­ ticipating will receive complimentary AL GALLOWAY INC. admission to the game. 1 Following the game, an open house for the DON'T FORGET! alumni will be held. WE BUY . .. SELL. .. TRADE Interested persons, should call Connie 1 Schneider, 224-2743; Mary 2uker, 224-4362 or USED TRACTORS-FARM MACHINERY- Quickest and Fastest Debbie Sharick, 224-4012. 1 Participants are required to provide their FERTILIZER-Bag or Bulk own instruments with the exception of TRACTOR PARTS Road and Wrecker saxophones or percussion instruments. AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE USED I.H. and JOHN DEERE MACHINERY Service in Town ... a NOTICE CITY OF ST. JOHNS ANHYDROUS AMMONIA ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 5 WRECKERS-RADIO RADfO'DISPATCHED ZONING BOARD % 28% NITROGEN SOLUTION ' PHONE 517-224-4713 OF APPEALS Phone: 517-224-4300 HETTLER MOTOR SALES Ashley St. Johns "Let's Get'Em Right, Nickl' First Farm North of St. Johns on US-27 E. State St. ST. JOHNS Phone 224-2311 I1 224-3234 Bath vs Fowlervlilo 847-3571 Notre Dams vs Northwestern U of M vs Baylor Oct. 8, 1975 To be held in the City Commission Chambers at Driving A Blah Car? Stationery and SEE THE * 121 E.Walker, 7:30 p.m. PLANNING FOR Actstiatiai (or iho '§ Bride-to Ba IHSXnu-MI ST. JOHNS PURPOSE: Dress it up wtyh special wheels ' * Invitations * Appeal on the zoning administrator's interpre­ raised white letter tires! A WEDDING? * Receptions CO-OP FOR tation of the zoning ordinance Number 245 to deny Cards FORMULA 1 TIRES ETMAGS * Thank You ALL YOUR Jim Spring a buljding permit to construct an exter­ Cards ior stairway on his building at 314 N. Clinton Ave. - APPLIANCE CHROME * Paper Plates wUU tdecUt* fl/ tic * Announcements FARM SUPPLY The stairway does not meet the dimensions requir­ CRAGAR& KEYSTONE * Mass Booklets ed by code and they are uncovered. The ordinance ncwett

- By-product of the loan OSGOOD BANK program is that when the FUNERAL HOMES money is paid back, the OF ST. JOHNS township can use it for OSGOODcV^QERGE^W whatever purpose it wishes. Sr JOHNS • FOWIEH Another virtue is that low ABBOTTMAPLE DAPtOS ^ NOUGHTOn^U' "WE'RETHE FRIENDLY FOLKSYOU CAN BANK ON' income individuals will get QVID Serving tt)a Cllitfpn Area'from 4 Convenient Locations loans they normally couldn't afford at the going home im­ ST, JOHNS SOUTHGATE PLAZA OVID,, PEWAMO provement loan rate of 15-18 per %( cent. The program will last for l Supplement to the Clinton County News The New 1976 Oldsmobiles Are Here! SEE THEM NOW AT BEE'S Chevy-Olds,

Which new Olds is right for you?

LIT Y QUIZ There are 1976 Oldsmobiles for fun-lovers, hard workers, families, career women, people on a budget, introverts, extroverts, skin divers, sky divers, just about everybody. Take the Oldsmobile Personality Quiz, and find out which one is for you. Then see the new Oldsmobiles at your Olds dealer. WHICH SMALL OLDS IS FOR YOU? Compact Omegas and sub-compact Starfires for the practical, the you are or who you want to be. Here's how to find out which car is for you. If most playboy, the adventurous, the homebody... for who of your answers are A's, for instance, car A, the Starfire, is for you. 1. On my vacation, I'd like to take my car. 2. In Hgh school, I was... 3. My favorite land of music is 4. My favorite athletic activity is .. The Ms. Quiz. For women only. a. Camping in Colorado. a- First-string halfback my Senior year. a. Country rock. a. Softball on the weekends. b. To a resort in Florida b. Voted most likely to succeed b. Folk and jazz. b. Tennis. 1. A woman's place is... 2. The kind of woman I admire most is ... c. Surfing in California a A good basketball player. c. Hard rock. c. Water-skiing. a. In the center of attention. a. A woman who gets ahead in business. d. To my folk's cabin up at the lake. d. A whiz at math. d.Top40's. d. Bowling. b. In the home and in a good Job. b. A smart, but beautiful woman. e. To an amusement park. e. A student council delegate three out of e. Broadway show tunes. e.Golf. c. In the office of the Chairperson of the c. A woman tennis champion. f. Skiing in Aspen. four years. f * Jazz-rock. f. Handball. Board. d. A woman who makes the most of her g. To a dude ranch in Arizona. f. Lead singer in a rock band g. Classical g. Sailing. d. Making her family happy budget. g. Class President e. In the home. e. My Mom. f. At a party f. A woman who knows how to enjoy life. g. In a high fashion shop. g. A woman who's always well dressed a. Starfire: Char basic Supercoupe. For drivers who like to feel the road High-back bucket seats, short-throw 4- m is no ordinary compact speed shifter, torque-arm —it offers two hatchback suspension. Economical, models. As convenient as it is but never boring. stylish, the hatchback helps d. Omega F-85: make loading and unloading The lowest-priced way to own an easy chore. a new Olclsmobile. Practical, no-nonsense C. Starfire GT: compact transportation. For drivers who expectbasic For drivers who like a sports car look and feel Fat; raised- Starfire SX, inside. Deluxe contoured bucket letter tires, special "Starspoke"styhd seats in pleated vinyl or corduroy. comfort and economy. steel wheels, GT hood and body The padded-rim 4-spoke stripes, instrumentation, 4-speed sports wheel is stanaard. transmission are standard; 5-speed available. GT looks to match theGT f. Omega SX: feeling. The economical Olds that feels as exciting as it looks. It's an option available for drivers who know that a com­ Pop the hatchback and load it pact doesn't have to be boring. Dual sports-style rearview for your idea of a great weekend. Go ahead, take those extra things along. mirrors, rallye suspension, and special exterior trim. A You've got over 5 feet of carpeted five-speed shift is available, too. space inside. They'll fit Starfire gives you sporty performance g. Omega Brougham: to start with. But order the available 5-speed overdrive transmission if you're Brings a new Olds standard of luxury to looking for performance with the compact car class. For drivers who want compact overdrive efficiency. maneuverability and b. Starfire SX: economy, but demand a measure A little more plush. For drivers who like to feel of full comfort, too. pampered as they feel the road. Slip into rich, padded, individual buckets upholstered in vinyl or cloth. 4-speed standard; automatic transmission available. Steel-belted radials Omega Brougham—the luxury, and sport steering wheel are standard e. Omega: the comfort and the room you'd expect More luxury, more class. For drivers who feel that compact doesn't only in a bigger car. have to mean small and uncomfortable. Sensibly priced. And it's an Olds.

Starfiro and Starfire SX standard feature* include: 97-inch wheelbase Starfire only: B78 x 13" blackwaU bias-ply tires • 13" x 5" wheels • Curb Starfire GT Package available includes: GT body and hood stripe OmegaF-65: Coupe model • 111-inch wheelbase • 250 CID 6-cylinder Omega: Choose from coupe, hatchback or sedan model • Ill-inch • Dual sports-styled rearview minors Rallye suspension package • V6 engine with 2-bbL carburetor • High-energy ignition system wt. 2983 lbs. decals, special "Stai-spoke" steel 'wheels • BR 70 x 13" wide-oval engine • Single-barrel carburetor • Cut-pile carpeting • Full front bench wheelbase * 250 CID 6-cylmder engine * Single-barrel carburetor • Cut- • Custom sport steering wheel. • Catalytic converter emission control system • Puny-synchronized steel-belted radial tires with raised white letters • Tachometer voltage seat • Choose from black cheekiabric or buckskin vinyl interior » Fully pile carpeting- * Choose from 5 deluxe woven vinyl or brushed nylon 4-speed manual transmission • High-rise front bucket seats • Plush pile Starfire SX only: Lutury-tnm bucket seats and door panels • Custom and engine temperature gauges • Electric clock * Hear stabilizer bar synchronized 3-speed manual transmission* • 14" x. 5" wheels • Bias- interiors • Stow-away spare tire (hatchback) * Fully-synchronized Omega Brougham: Standard features include deluxe interior seat and carpeting * Torque-aim rear suspension design * Brakes: disc/front, sport steering wheel • Wheel-opening moldings * Wide BR 78 x 13" • Wheel opening moldings. belted tares • High-energy ignition • Flo-thru ventilation • Catalytic 3-speed manual transmission* • 14' x 5" wheels • Bias-belted tires door panels • Deluxe steering wheel * Stand-up hood ornament * Wheel- drum/rear • Pliable nose and tail surfaces • Hatchback rear door • Fold­ blackwaU steel-belted radial tires • 13* % 6*wheels. converter emission control system. • High-energy ignition. Day/night inside rearview- mirror • Flo-thru opening moldings. ing rear seat • Carpeted deck over 5 feet long * Stowaway spare tire Other available equipment includes; 5-speed overdrive manual trans­ ventilation • Catalytic converter emission control system • Landau to save space, carpeted cover. mission • Turbo Hydra-raatic transmission • Power steering • Tilt top available on coupe. Available equipmont includes: 260 and 350 CID Rocket V-8 engines Steering wheel • Anti-spin axle • Air conditioning • AM/FM stereo • Turbo Hydra-matte transmission • Power steering • Power brakes radio^Dualsportinirrore-Sportwheeldises - Body-color-coordinated Omega SX: Available SX Sports lockage (coupe models! Includes: Spe­ • Supgr-3tock sport wheels • Raised-letter or whitewall tires • Air con­ styled ateel wheels • And more. cial wheel-opening and body-side decals with "SX" identification in 9 ditioning • Power windows • Fuel economy meter • 5-speed overdrive body-stripe colors • Rocker panel moldings * Wheel-opening moldings manual transmission (with 260 V-8 only). *Nbt available in California, WHICH MID-SIZE OLDS FOR YOU? Cutlass, our most popular car. There's a wide variety of practical, roomy yet the 4-4-2 package, to the top-of-the-line Cutlass Supreme Brougham, maneuverable, mid-size Cutlasses to satisfy all kinds of people. From the sporty, which this year creates a whole new level of luxury for mid-size cars. sturdy Cutlass S, which you may want to make even more exciting by adding Cutlass—something for everyone, including you.

1. The kind of mid-size car I like is .. . 2. Children should be .,. 3. When I go out, I like to go 4. How I spend my summer vacation ... 5. The ideal pet is ... 6.1 like to stay home -.. a. Sporty and lively. a. Seen and not heard. a. To a party. a. Backpacking in Europe. a. Someone's else's. a. A few evenings a week. b. Elegant and exciting, like a European GT b. In the back seat. b. To a foreign movie. b. Driving in Europe. b. A standard Schnauzer. b. Not very often. car. c. The center of the family. c. To a family movie. c. Visiting Grandma with the kids. c. A dog the kids like. c. Most of the time, c. The car that set the standard for practical, d. Well cared for, but left at home with the d. To a gourmet restaurant. d. Riding at the club. d. A pedigreed Siamese. d. When there's nowhere else to go. stylish mid-size cars. sitter. d. A luxurious, personal mid-size car with a classic look.

b. Cutlass Salon: r The Cutlass control center. Quite a. i + I .":•"; ^*w-f- possibly, you'll feel like you're in a cockpit. A Cutlass in the Grand Touring tradi­ tion. Reclining front bucket seats and Hatch roof—it can open up a whole special suspension are standard. new world for you. Available on A five-speed overdrive manual Cutlass Supreme Brougham, transmission is even available Supreme and Salon Coupes. as a no-extra-cost option. Choose bucket seats in d. Cutlass Supreme Brougham: your Cutlass Supreme coupe Simply the most luxurious Cutlass ever made. Special Brougham at no extra cost. interior features seats made' with the same loose-cushion look as our famous 98 Regency.

a. Cutlass S: Lively, responsive, stylish. And our lowest-priced Cutlass. For the driver who won't settle for the ordinary and thinks driving should be fun.1 A stand-up hood ornament, c. Cutlass Supreme: one of the many little signs of For the first time anywhere, a An American Classic. One of Americas most popular luxury you'll find on the mid-size car with a luxurious interior inspired by mid-size cars, it offers a combination of style, luxury and economy Brougham. the 98 Regency—that's Cutlass Brougham. that's hard to match at the price.

Cutlass S standard features include: Bench iron! seat » Steel-belted Cutlass Supreme standard features include: Custom Sport front seat Cutlass Supreme Brougham standard features include; Divided front Cutlass Salon standard features include: 260 V8 engine • Turbo Available equipment on Cutlass includes: 260 CID, 350 CID and 455 blackwall radial-ply tires, FR 78 x 15" • Fully-synchronized 3-speed with center armrest, or choose bucket seats at no added cost (coupe seat with dual controls * Power brakes (disc/iront, drum/rear) and Van- Hydra-matic transmission or 5-speed overdrive manual transmission CID Rocket V8 engines • Turbo Hydra-matic transmission, or 5-speed manual transmission* • 250 CID 6-cylinder engine • Catalytic converter only) • Vari-ratio power steering • Power front disc brakes (sedan) • 250 ratio power steering standard * 250 CID 6-cylindar engine • Walnut- • Contour reclining front bucket seats • Walnut-grain vinyl instrument overdrive transmission with 260 V8 only (standard on Salon) • Temp- emission control system • Cut-pile carpeting • 116-inch wheelbase CID 6-cylinder engine • Walnut-grain vinyl instrument panel trim • Fully- grain vinyl instrument panel trim • Fully-synchronized 3-speed manual panel trim • Power front disc brakes • Vari-ratio power steering • GR raatic air conditioning • Super-stock sport wheels * Fuel economy meter (sedan) • 112-inch wheelbase (coupe) « High-energy ignition system. synchronized 3-speed manual transmission* • Catalytic converter emission transmission* • Catalytic converter emission control system • Cut-pile 78 x 15" white-stripe steel-belted radial tires • Rocker panel and wheel- • Bumper guards • Cruise control • AM/FM stereo radios • Hatch roof control system • Cut-pile carpeting • Rocker panel and wheel-opening carpeting • Rocker panel and wheel-opening moldings * 112-inch opening moldings • Flo-thru ventilation • Body-color-coordinated (Brougham, Supreme and Salon coupes) • Dual sports-styled mirrors moldings* 116-inch wheelbase (sedan) • 112-inch wheelbase (coupe) wheelbase • High-energy ignition system. wheel discs * Special suspension including stabilizer bars front and • Tilt steering wheel • And moret • High-energy ignition system. rear • Salon steering wheel • Catalytic converter emission control *Not available in California. system • Cut-pile carpeting • 116-inch wheelbase (sedan) • 112-inch wheelbase (coupe) * High-energy ignition system. WHICH FULL-SIZE OLDS IS FOR YOU? As always, were taking care of the full-size car buyer, too. Providing the kind the full-size Olds—comfort, quiet ride, and economy. As for the amount of luxury and of quality and dependability you'd expect from Olds, at a price lower than what the styling, some cars -will fit you better than others. But whether you're after value, you might expect. There are some things common to all comfort or excitement there's a full-size Olds for you.

1.1 think a full-size car should — 2. The stock market is ... 3. When my daughter started college, 4. My favorite way of relaxing is .. 5.1 always wanted a job where I could be .. 6. If I bad it all to do over again, I would ... a. Show people I know a good deal when I a. Too much of a gamble for me, I warned her about... a. WatdiingTV. a. Somebody's boss. a. Do it the same way. see one. b. Something I'd try if I had more money. a. Asking me for more spending money. b. Watching sports on TV. b. My brother-in-law's boss. b. Do it the same way but do more of it. b. Show people I've got good taste. c. Worth trying if you find a stock that's not b. Co-ed dorms. c. My work relaxes me. c. A few peoples boss. c. Do it the same way but enjoy myself more c. Show people I know how to combine the too risky. c. Not spending enough time studying. d. Going to dinner and a play. & Everybody's boss. while I do it very practical and the very elegant. d. Worth taking a chance on. d. Calculus. e. Getting together with friends. e. My own boss. d. Do it the same way but do it better. d. Show people I've got good taste and don't e. An exciting challenge. e. Joining the wrong sorority. e. Do it the same way but start sooner. mind flaunting it a little. e. Show people I know how to enjoy myself. e. Toronado: For the person who appreciates the finest in luxury and engineering quality. America's first contemporary car with front wheel drive, —— •• r*mrti-rtrnrvr«asnFns$asff&ssM* and the impressive stability, traction and maneuverability it affords. When you enter the inner world of Toronado, prepare ^# / a. Delta 88: v For the person who knows how to get a lot for a unique experience in personal " "~ for his money. A lot of dependability, a lot of room luxury cars. inside, a lot of comfort and good economy.

C. Delta 88 Royale Crown Landau: A new and special Royale coupe option available with an elegant padded landau roof accented by a stainless steel roof-bar, plus stand-up hood ornament and color-matched wheel discs. For the person who likes to express individuality The Toronado Brougham interior: The loose- and lifestyle. cushion look gets a new look with Toronado's geometric-weave velour. Center armrests, too, front and rear. Very plush. Very comfortable. The 88's electronic message center Front wheel drive. It made Toronado famous can monitor up to 10 driving functions for and it is one of the reasons for Toronado's impressive you—it minds the car while you mind the road. performance. It's the kind of innovative engineering built into every Toronado. The 98 Regency interior—now available in black leather (coupe shown). The 88 Royale's crushed velour seats, as comfortable as they are stylish. Symbolic b. Delta 88 Royale: of the kind of luxury the Royale Family-car practicality with Olds luxury-car touches. For the thinking provides inside. person who knows how to get even more comfort for his money.

d.98 Regency Sedan:' For the person who simply wants the most comfortable and thoroughly luxurious car ever built by Oldsmobile.

Toronado Brougham standard features include: Rocket 455 V*8 with Toronado available equipment includes: Tempmatic air conditioning • Delta 88 and Delta 88 Royale standard features include! Rocket 350 Delta 88 available equipment includes: Rocket 455 V-8 • Vinyl top 98 Regency and Luxury Sedan and Coupe standard features include: 98 available equipment includes: Tempmatic air conditioning • Night- Landau vinyl top • Fuel economy meter • 'Invisible'* theft alarm system • CID V-8 engine • Turbo Hydra-maric transmission • Custom sport • Tempmatic air conditioning • Fuel economy meter • AM/FM stereo light door lock and interior illumination * "Invisible" theft alarm system cold-air induction * Turbo Hydra-matic transmission * High-energy Rocket 455 V-8 • Turbo Hydra-matic transmission • Van-ratio power • Fuel economy gauge * Whitewall tires • AM/FM stereo radio • And' electronic ignition system * Catalytic converter emission control system Whitewall nres * AM/FM stereo radio • Stereo tape player • Paint striping bench front seat {Royale HTS and HTC) • Conventional bench front radio and tape player * Power side windows • 5-way power seats steering • Power brakes (disc/front, drum/rear) • Power ventilation • Vari-ratio power steering • Power brakes (disc/front, drum/rear) • • Air cushion restraint system * Pulse wiper system » Cruise Control • Low seat (all Delta 88s and Royale Town Sedan) • Wall-to-wall cut-pile •Divided front seat with dual controls (Royale only) * Power door locks • Power windows • Special Regency seat design has divided front seat spin axle * Air cushion restraint system * Full padded rooftop covering washer fluid and low fuel level, low coolant and headlamp-on reminder. carpeting • French walnut-grained vinyl instrument panel trim (Sedans) • Padded Landau roof (Coupe) • Pulse 'wiper system • Cruise Power windows • Power ventilation * High-level rear stop/turn signals • Theft deterrent system • Electric lamp monitor • Low washer fluid, with center armrest * Driver's power seat controls • Zlppered pouches Control * Low washer fluid and low fuel level, low coolant and head­ • Digital clock with quartz-crystal movement * Electronic message • Catalytic converter emission control system • High-energy ignition fuel level, and low coolant and headlight-on indicators * Electric on front seatbacks (Regency) • Digital clock with quartz-crystal move­ light-on reminder. center • Divided 60/40 front seat • Velour interior selection * T-crest system • Rocker panel and wheel-opening moldings • Vari-raHo power digital clock • Pulse wiper system • Front door lock and interior illum­ ment (Regency) * Electronic message center * High-energy electronic hood ornament * Dual rectangular headlamps * 122-inch wheelbase steering • Power brakes (disc/fronC drum/rear) • 124-inch wheelbase ination package • Cruise Control • Crown Landau option: padded vinyl ignition system * Catalytic converter emission control system • JR 78 x • Electronic message center * HR 78 x 15" GM spec steel-belted radial top with stainless steel band across the roof, wheel discs with special 15" steel-belted radial tires • 127-inch wheelbase • Dual rectangular • Steel-belted radial tires. ply tires • Chrome wheel discs • Flo-thru ventilation. color-coordinated center, stand-up hood ornament (Royale coupe only). headlamps • Stand-up hood ornament • Rear wheel-opening covers. WHICH OLDS WAGON IS FOR YOU? For those who need the room of a station wagon but appreciate all the advantages of an Oldsmobile— the durability, the luxury, the style—Olds has two of the classiest wagons you can buy anywhere. With the room and the comfort that only Olds can give you. 1.1 need a station wagon in the summer... 2.1 need a station wagon in the winter... 3. I'd like my station wagon to be... a. So I can put our water skis inside and a. So I can cany the kids and their hockey a. The mid-size car of my dreams turned into head for the beach. equipment. a wagon. b. So I can put the sails to our sailboat inside b. So I can carry the kids and their skis. b. The full-size car of my dreams turned into and head for the Club. a wagon.

a. The Vista Cruiser: Suprisingly economical, this is one mid-size wagon that will stand up to families, to heavy loads, to just about anything. With standard equipment like a Rocket 350 V-8, automatic transmission, power steering and power brakes, it still carries a lower price tag than many other wagons. The Vista Cruiser is no ordinary wagon.

b. The Custom Cruiser: A station wagon in the tradition of the Olds 98—the one wagon with many of the 98's quality touches—wall-to-wall cut-pile carpeting, electronic message center, deep foam seats with a center ^^ armrest on the front seat, andmuch ^^GV&0% more. Exceptional luxury in an mm0 m ^# exceptionally hard-working wagon.

Vista-Cruiser and Cutlass Supremo Cruiser standard features include: Custom Cruiser standard features includo: Rocket 455 V-8 engine Rocket 350 CID V-8 engine • Turbo Hydra-matic transmission • Turbo Hydra-matic transmission • Power steering • Power brakes • Catalytic converter emission control system • 116-inch wheelbase (disc/front, drum/rear) • Power ventilation • Wall-to-wall cut-pile • Vari-ratio power steering • Steel-belted radial tires • Power brakes carpeting • Bench front seat with center armrest • Electronic message (front/disc and rear/drum) • Front seat center armrest • Deluxe vinyl center • High-enBrgy ignition system • Catalytic converter emission CAN WE BUILD ONE FOR YOU? upholstery • Plush pile carpeting • Rocker panel and wheel-opening control system • Steel-belted radial tires • 127-inch wheelbase • Dual moldings • Simulated wood grain body side panel (Vista-Cruiser). rectangular headlamps • Rear wheel-opening covers • Divided second Oldsmobile reserves the and lorward-facing third seat {3-seat models) • Roof dnp, side-window right to make changes at Available equipment includes: Rocket 455 CID V-8 engine • Tempmabc any time, without notice, air conditioning • Sport wheels • Fuel economy meter * Rear-facing and wheel-opening moldings • Spare tire extractor. In prices, colore, materials, third seat (includes rear vent windows). Available equipment includes: Tern prrtatic air conditioning "Night-light equipment, specifications door lock illumination • "Invisible" theft alarm system • Fuel economy and models, and also to gauge • AM/FM stereo radio • Anti-spin axle. discontinue models

The new Oldsmobiles are here. And we have a beautiful selection in every beautiful series right now. So look through this brochure. Then come on out •. • • while we still have the Olds model you're most interested in. BEES Chevy on U# Worlds Sweetest 1 Mile South of St. Johns Phone 224-2345