HOAO AND SONS BOOK BtN&ERS PAPERS--- SPRINGPoaTi area 49334. 'f Clinton County News 15 Cents - 117th Year Vol. 50 5T JOHNS, (MICHIGAN 48879 * '• '' '^ - 30 Pages April 18,1973 Sunday morning raid nets out LASTtWEEK'S QUESTION:^ 1.70.Q pounds of marijuana ^tfould -you be willing to approve By JIM EDWARDS Heading the raid was Sgt John Baylis Arrested Monday was Qorbthy millage to improve roads in Clinton Rodriquez, 21, wife of Armirol Each charge carries a maximum Roland Dugiiay. County? County News Editor of the Metro Narcotics Unit and Clinton penalty of 4 years in prison. YES: 30% *, County Sheriff's Detective Sgt Richard Rodriquez, residents of the Stoll Rd Bond' for Mrs Rodriquez and Lopez ' ^ST JOHNS - An early Sunday morn­ May. ' * address. was set at $3500. "If they would improve all the roads ing raid by the Clinton County Sheriff's All 6' were charged with manufac­ In addition, Rodriquez and his wife Bond for the other 4 was set at $7500 and not just the ories near the cities like .Sheriff's Dept and Tri-County Metro Officers of both units found the turing a controlled substance, were charged with maintaining and and all 6 have been released after they said they were going to improve Narcotics Unit netted what is believed marijuana bagged in 28 large plastic possession with intent to manufapture a keeping a house or dwelling for con­ /posting hond. when the last millage was turned to be the largest marijuana cache ever baggage containers. Police also controlled substance and possession trolled substance. Preliminary examination was set for down" .,. ''yes tq ~\ more mill or get seized in Michigan. discovered equipment used to weigh, with, intent to deliver a controlled - All were arraigned Monday morning May4at9:30am.at the courthouse in St help through moriey from the state,"" cut and package the marijuana. substance. before Clinton County District Judge Johns. Acting on a tip from US Customs and Arrested in the raid were Armirol * NO: 70% V the Lansing Police Deptf the County ' Guerro Rodriquez, 27, 2260 W. Stoll Rd, "This is not the way to do the job" Sheriff's Dept and Metro Narcotics officers raided a house at 2260 Stoll ltd, DeWitt Twp; Jesse Lopez, 26, 412 S ,. ."It's not money they need, it's anew uiiiwwiaiuw^wuoBu^M---""™. Detroit St, "Lansing; YgnaciB o L. Ber-» FJ. Road Commission. I worked at the- DeWittTwp, and came away with over - m ^ ^ st( Lansing. Raul* fa 17 1 r U I A Road Commission 4$ years - I think I 2?_S?!?!?A ™?! ? 14 il ?l ••; « Cortez,. 26,. 1615 Linval.t Lansings and i rfj know what I am saying" ... "Not until Estimated value of the marijuana if Enrique Astran, 36, 317 S. Mifflin, I am convinced that the Road Com- sold on the street would be around Lansing. missidn is giving us our moneys' worth $240,000. with what-they are already getting." Visiting orchestra THIS WEEK'S QUESTION: •'Would you, be willing to have gasoline rationed to pcevent a possible arrives Monday shortage in the Juture?" YES NO ST JOHNS - A special proclamation Members of the orchestra will stay by Robert Wood, St Johns mayor, was with community families during their the 1st in many welcomes to gjeet the week-long visit to St Johns. Good Friday hours Ahrensburger Junior Orchestra which ST JOHNS - Due to the Good will be visiting the community April 22- THEY WILL arrive Monday and will Friday observance most St Johns 28. present their 1st performance Tuesday businesses will be closed from noon In his proclamation, Mayor Wood at 10:45 am in an assembly for the stated: ' ( school. until 3 pm. "Whereas in recognition of the great contributions that the Ahrensburger A concert and reception will be held Junior Orchestra and their director, Tuesday at 3:15 pm for the faculty of St two Int Karl-Heinz Farber, have made, both in Johns High School. the field of international understanding A Wednesday concert is scheduled for and in the field of music, I; Robert H. pm at Rodney.B Wilson Junior High Board office Wood, mayor of the Cuy of St Johns. School. "Hereby proclaim the week of April During their stay, various trips and 22-28 as Ahrensburger Junior Orchestra activities have been planned for the terms expire Week in the City of St Johns." group and with their host families. ST JOHNS - Clinton County In­ termediate superintendent, B. Stanley Fowler tries to break j?ocuis, announced that the term of office of 2 Board members; Lunsford Melvin of Elsie, and Gerald Wieber of Fowler, will expire June 30. Election of Board members,will take Bloodmobile tie place_Monday eyehjrigj JUtte* 4. u - w 1 i^ti ft£* *"'* sjj» .«j.isfi\ .*-e^ — «\. — *.*jMrw.^»W; Nominating petition mustT^'ffle'd ofi donations by beating Westphalia or before May 4. With the Intermediate FOWLER - The Fowler Jaydees are ,trying,„to b'reak the tie' in blood. Thursday, April 19. office. -.JM.^* The Bloodmobile will be open from 1 Inspecting the evidence following Sunday morning's marijuana raid on Stoll Rd are (front, left) Sgt John Baylis of the pm to7 pm atHoly Trinity Parish Hall. Tri-County Metro Narcotics Unit; Clinton County Sheriff Anthony Hufnagel, (rear, front left) Jon Newman, county During the last semi-annual contest prosecuting attorney; County Deputy Sgt Robert YanGieson andJ)eputy John Criswell. Approximately 1700 pounds of between Fowler and Westphalia, in the marijuana, at a street value of about $240,000 was seized in the raid. . (Red Cross Bloodmobile Drive, West­ phalia edged Fowler by 11 points, 101- 92. This year the contest is being headed St Johns to expand by Dan Fedewa, general chairman, and it marks the end of a 3-year donating period for which a special plaque will be awarded for the Jaycee hall. off-street parking , • The contest was the idea of both Jaycee groups to help promote donations to the Bloodmobile and the ST JOHNS -- The purchase of 2 Store, were recently acquired by the The purchases were effected with Red Cross. ' ^ properties by the city of St Johns has city as part of an improved parking monies received by the city from opened the avenue toward a broader program recommended to the city parking funds and payment of the Fedewa said a volunteer doctor will program of off-street parking in the commission by the parking lot advisory approximately $40,000 for the 2 lots be present at all times for medical city's central business district. board. ' coverage and will be glad to answer any along with improvement costs will questions. The two pa rcels,_referred to as the According to board chairman Robert come from meter revenue. Thompson Millet Furniture Building, directly Thompson the lots are now city estimates that an additional 40 off- The blood will be drawn by a team of across from city hall and the Mathews property and demolition bids are being street parking spaces will be provided professional Red Cross staff nurses. property, across from the A&P Food sought for removal of buildings on the at an approximate cost of $1500 per sites. '' space. "The 2 new lots, located on either side St Johns businessmen of Clinton Ave, were selected for their 1 * proximity to the central business district. In addition to serving retail activity, patrons of city hall and Bement Public Libray were considered are looking to future and the lot which will occupy the Miller ST JOHNS -: Approximately 125 in­ Recently formed, the organization business area in establishing an at­ property will serve these facilities well. dividuals, business and property has set up 6 committees: store ap­ tractive building exterior theme. While the city, will own the entire owners were expected to meet Tuesday pearance, parking improvements, Initial plans are to encourage local Mathews property lot, the new lot on evening at the Central National Bank. retail improvements, city government, businessmen to improve the district the former furniture store site will be Purpose of the meeting was to discuss promotion and public relations com­ through paint-up and clean-up ac­ operated in conjunction with the plans to improve the appearance and mittees. . tivities. ^ / American Legion to provide the ex­ services of the downtown business Scheduled to be present at the Another' meeting is schedule^ for panded parking atfea. ~, district. * meeting were Paul Gardner of Con­ May 9 to name committee members sumers Power Company and Jim and to hear a presentation by a ADVERTISEMENTS, for demolition < The meeting was held by an Glass, architect and designer. Charlotte official, who will explain how bids are now being circulated and city * association of downtown businessmen, that community accomplished the manager Harvey Weatherwax an­ working through the support of the CONSUMERS POWER has indicated same goals set by the St Johns nounced that opening of sealed bids will < Chamber of Commerce. their intention to assist the downtown businessmen. be conducted during the April 231 meeting of the City Commission. It is anticipated that the 2 new lots will be in, full use later this year. GOP bestows honors In addition to these 2 parcels, the • parking lot advisory ,board has, recommended a number of im-" Het judgement was always sought and VELMABEAUFORE provements on existing lots. The im­ MABELLE DURKEE . respected. • provements consist of not only physical "Mabelle was the first woman to ST JOHNS -- A presentation by upgrading through decorative land­ serve as county vice chairman in ST JOHNS - Velma Beaufore, Clinton scaping but also adjustment of parking - Congressman Elford A. Cederberg Clinton County. She served as vice Friday night honored the many years of County treasurer, was honored at the hours to allow for short, medium and' chairman when Ed Fehling was Friday ' night Clinton County long-term parking. It is expected that* service to the Republican Party by chairman, and also when Al Allaby was Republican Lincoln Tribute Dinner Mabelle Durkee of St Johns, GOP such a system will provide for the needs: chairman. v with a service award signed by of shoppers and workers in the down­ County vice-chairman from 1942-1956. Governor William , Milliken, In presenting the service award to During the World War II years, she town area. her In a reception preceding the GOP Congressman Elford Cederberg, Sen The parking board was appointed by was a tireless worker and supporter of Robert Griffin, and county GOP the City Commission in September 1971 \ Lincoln -Tribute Dinner, Cederberg our part in the .war effort. In those chairman James Palmiter. said: . .„-*. years following, the war, she put'her to study and recommend on matters of r 1 The award read, "In grateful ap­ parking facilities and related matters;; 'What Does Mabelle Durkee Think?'' efforts toward the Republican party - preciation for outstanding service to Congressman Elford A. Cederburg offers a congratulatory kiss to Mabelle Those Were the words' used by Clinton they were successful years. within the city of St Johns. Aside from« Durkee after presenting her with an award Friday, honoring her many years County1 Republicans for 14 years. She the Republican Party of Clinton County Thompson other members t presently in the State of Michigan and a lifetime serving are Ed Mankey, Don Roesner, *&• of service to the Republican Party. The ceremony'took place In a reception has always been a Highly loyal and, So. Mabelle Durkee, to you, this of dedication to the cause of Rolling " Huard, - city manager .preceding the annual Lincoln Tribute Dinner. 4 enthusiastic Republican worker and. recognition plaque - a small token of Republicanism -- presented this 13th Weatherwax and commissioner John supporter - the backbone of the party. appreciation." day of April, 1973. Hannah. >

April 19 1-7 pm *z Fowler Bloodmobile Holy Trinity Parish Hall

N 2A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan; April 18,1973

At Clinton County GOP dinner >\ Gerald Ford praises Nixons hold on federal spending

the House and Senate alike excess of spending that the 1 "There will be no increase the American people con- "I firmly believe the Democrats in Congress. holdback stick and thus hold Ed Note: The following This, I feel; is the reason for on the attempts made to date taxes down. They need your liberal Democrats in excerpts are from a speech in Federal income taxes this tinue to support President people are with us »in our by Democratic leaders to Congress wanted to commit year or for the next three Nixon and the Republican current series of' con- the remarkable party support. by. House Republican Leader discipline that has been override Presidential vetoes "You know what the score us to for fiscal 1975 would Gerald R. Ford at the GOP years, Party in their efforts to hold .frontations with .the big of budget-busting bills. have topped this year's $22 "That will be the upshot if back on Federal spending, spenders among the exhibited by Republicans in is. People can argue until Dinner April 13 at St Johns. "It has been mighty tough they are blue in the face billion in income tax refunds. for Republicans in the ^about the right of the Let American taxpayers Congress to vote to sustain President 'to impound funds. think about that a little as Presidential rejection of bills But the'fact remains that if they fill out their income tax like the Vocational the President had not forms this year. At KURT'S APPLIANCE Rehabilitation Act of 1972 slapped a $250 billion ceiling "It's not just taxes we and the Rural Sewer and on Federal outlays for fiscal should be concerned about. Water Act. But they have 1973, we would be spending Consider the fact that sensed that the people are $11 billion more than that Federal spending is a behind them, and that gave thisfiscalyear. Instead of an principal cause of inflation. them the backbone, to stand estimated deficit of $25 Add all of the Democrats' up for fiscal sanity. billion, we would have a budget-busting bills together "They know, too, that we fiscal 1973 deficit of $36 and you come up with a in the Congress who believe billion. And then the wheels figure that would contribute in fiscal responsibility have would really fly off the substantially to inflation. to stand up against the whole economic buggy. This kind of spending hurts flood of budget - busting bills the very people we are trying the big spenders among the "Let's project that built-in to serve, those at the lower Democrats are throwing at spending a bit. The income levels who are most us or the dam will break and momentum of it would have affected by runaway in- all semblance of fiscal order pushed Federal outlays in •flation. will be swept away. fiscal 1974 to $19 billion "I am deeply committed to above the President's 1974 "The April 15 deadline for programs like vocational request, and it would have rehabilitation. But I am just filing Federal income tax shoved Federal spending $24 returns dramatizes this as deeply committed to the billion above the President's principle that these Battle of the Budget. The proposals for fiscal 1975. stakes are clear. What is at programs must be carried issue is simply whether we "That $24 billion is an forward at a fiscally will hold the line against a interesting figure, especially responsible spending level. I when you lay it along-side believe we should produce Federal tax increase. 100 cents worth of human "The need is for enough the estimate that American taxpayers will receive benefits for every tax dollar disciples of fiscal respon­ we spend. sibility in the Democratic- Federal income tax refunds controlled Congress to make totalling $20 go $22 billion "In that connection, don't the President's spending this year. Think off it! The let anybody tell you the President just blindly or­ dered cuts' in Federal programs. He proceeded DeWitt Kindergarten only after the Office of Management and Budget had conducted the most exhaustive evaluation of Round Up May 9 Federal programs ever undertaken. And do you DEWITT -- Parents of Public Health Nurse, Speech know what that study children who will be starting teacher and will be given a showed? Of the more than Kindergarten this fall are short readiness test. Parents 1000 Federal grant programs asked to bring their children are requested to bring their reviewed, 115 were found to to the Kindergarten Round­ child's birth certificate and a be riddled with waste and up to be held May 9 at the record of immunizations and inefficiency. There is no David Scott Elementary childhood diseases. money for such programs in School Kindergarten Mobile President Nixon's budgets. Units. Those with last names A-L Each child will meet the should come between 9-12 "As I said earlier, the Kindergarten teachers, a American people, have am, and M-Z from 1-4 pm. repeatedly shown they want to hold the line on both prices and (axes. Republicans are White Cane Week helping them do that. So I think Republican prospects APRIL - Among items familiar lapel pin. are good for 1974.1 think our covered at thqir official The club also finalized efforts on behalf of the board meeting, the Elsie plans for the Annual Car­ people will show up in the Lions Club completed plans nival, to be held this year on vote totals posted after the for observance of White June 21,22 and 23 at the Elsie balloting ,LS, done. ">.,.-(* Cane Week, April 23-28. VillageiPark. * , »» , j During this week special Bob Bloomer reported on emphasis will be placed on efforts to .arrange for a sign, informing the public of the at the approach to the village continuing work being done to be used by all the service by Lion's clubs in sight clubs, churches, etc. Mon. thru Thurt.' 8-.30 • 8 pm conservation and aid to the Fridays t> 8:30-8 pm The Lions also agreedtto Saturday! efe^ 8:30 -1 pm blind. again assume responsibility Al Pontack is in charge of for the Mayor Exchange Day the project, to be culminated festivities, May 21. Model J355 ' in the annual White Cane Dick King will work with Sale on Friday, April 27, the village council for this when local people will be ENTRAL NATIONAL] Model TBF 18SP program, and arrange for GE RANGE WITH P-7® TOTAL CLEAN™ \sked to contribute to this the entertainment of the GE 17.6 cu. ft. 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.*.v.-.v.'.v.v.v.,.v;*x*;*K*xs*KSs*;wft- KSSSSifi^i^to^SS^^ .v.v.v.v.v.v.vI'X'^'Iw.^X^RSSSK':- „ ST JOHNS --The St, Johns also chosen, The-delegates - VFW Auxiliary to Post 4ii3 are Dee Storier, Judy Price, held its'annual election of Hazel Worrall, Eloise K&ith Mishler erf fends ,officers Ap"ril 3. • Harhbletbn; . and Bertha- Perkins. Alternates are '.The following officers Joyce Beebee, Leatha Estes, postal ma hag ement con fob were elected: President, Anna Morrison, Dorothy Salter and Ruth Roof. • , *• " .- . * sectional center managers "Joyce Beebee;" Senior Vice" *ST JOHNS.i~ St Johns designed* to _ improve niail in.cortjunction with a Central' The new officers will- be postmaster Keith A.- Mishler and . postmasters, after President, Judy Price; service, was one of 24 Held Region management con- Workshop .sessions, Junior Vice President, Anna installed May 29 at 8:00 by was ohe,-of 108*city'delivery for postal districts in the 13- ference in Chicago Where- Phyllis Gopsen,, 9th District postmasters attending a presented specific recom­ Morrison; Treasurer, Dee - state Central Region. It was. district managers and mendations for service Stpner; Secretary, Judy President. Tfie instllation district management con­ will be held jointly with the ference in' Grand Rapids improvements to. Post­ Price; Conductress, Dorothy' Salter; .Chaplain, Ruth Roof;" men,of the post. • - April.!3-i4...". . '•* • Fowler Jaycees set - master , General E. T. , At the April social meeting The 2-day • session," Klassen,-' Regional Post- Guard, Florence Feighner; Trustees, Hazel Worrall, held.tApril \l7th committee .masteF General Clarence B., reports were worked on and Saturday Easter Egg Hunt Gels, and their staffs. Eloise Hamb'leton, Leatha' completed,by,the .chairmen. -, .. FIGHT CANCER'^"^'^ fv'D i s tr i c t 'managers.,; Es^es.., j'-;-,,^- _a Liena Ely.washostess for. the. returned to «'*'>-condubt-- >>v^epresentetives to thfe evening..;-, ,,. 1, ,- .,-, - r •WIT^CHEC^OP^^^ Jaycee^ will .spdH^qr an; children., •„,,--., T., ;,* meetings for oify: delivery' •Michigan- Convention were" Easter' fiig^Hurit^atur'da'^ '''priaeB^ffl be'awa^ded for! postmasters on fApril 13 and' •^- •- II • Si - AND A CHECK s . April 21, 'at. Fewler High those findin gB special .'eggs5E . in'Grand Rapids Postmaster School afll am v . . .. .-. .* .; * Mrs hie r heard Regional Deputies investigate Postmaster GeherkrGels respond to recommendations DOWNTOWN SAGINAW INC. *by' sectional . center larcenies Vicky Vaughn's spritely-striped •turnout packs plenty of \ -managers and postmasters , pizazz. Take a shapely cling of bodysuit, band its collar UNDER THE AUSPICES OF . "oh audio from Chicago. ST JOHNS. -- An April 5 battery and slow moving and sleeves with color, add bright stripery tn the saucy A • After'the broadcast; local larceny at the corner of vehicle sign from con­ button-front shortskirt. Total pow in polyester double . s WX0X...RADI0 1250 v postmasters went into Parks and' DeWitt Rd is struction equipment owned knit, machine washable-dryable. Navy or red with TREASURE working 'groups to identify being investigated by by Oliver Gillespie, Rt 3 St white. 5? 15. 00.00'' INVITES YOU TO A WARM WONDERFUL current, service, imr. deputies of. the "Clinton Johns. Stripes play it short 'n sassy TROVE^ provement "activities and to County Sheriff's Dept. 3 A window in 1 vehicle was EVENING OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT WITH determine what more needs Reported taken were- a .^reported broken. * V\t .to be done. THE Q , , The district meeting .Investigate theft continued through Saturday, -i^pril- 14, .when; sectional of hubcaps WANT center postmasters returned from ..Chicago to join t in WACOUSTA , -- Sheriffs, The theft was reported to St Johns hearing recommendations .'of Dept deputies are in- have taken place April 9. , ADS city „ delivery postmasters. vestigating the theft of Th6 district meetings closed Toyota vehicle hubcaps' \yith 'the development of belonging to Daniel Morey, specific action plans for 13595' . Summer . Lane, service improvement. Wacotista.

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I' .••*. -'• V.;i:^';"V:-"^..^> ^ '•'••^^•^:'V^-V^^..r^-'-"-^V^:v.>Vv; ;- ;r "•//:•-:*• •_• . .. !-.. ;i s ;t'S 'S^&^-^'-c 4A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan -April 18,1973 Clinton County FamilyNews and Society imffl88aS&8!MMSS&88&& > - * Sandra Flak Hold Mother-Daughter banquet bride of The Mother and Daughter Litchfield, the pastor's pink with ruffles. were the 5 members of the Banquet was held at the mother from Detroit. Julie Conklin .modeled bridal parry of recent bride, Elsie United f Methodist There were several Louise Tillotson's 1937 gown Connie King Cook. Church Friday evening mothers with3 daughters but of ivory satin with leg-o- Kathy Cook and Lori King Michael Dennis (April 6). There were 150 Mrs Nancy Conklin drew the mutton sleeves, peplum 'and were flower girls in lavender guests to enjoy the 3 course prize,- There were ,4 bias-cut long skirt. Mrs •and white checked gingham ham dinner served by the generations represented David Litchfield, wore the with .white eyelet pinafores ST .JOHNS -- Sandra 'K. Jeffrey Flak, nephew of the Methodist Men. with Mrs Leila Wilson, great 1939 wedding gown of her carrying ceramic baskets of Flak, daughter of Mr and bride, served as ring bearer. The invocation was given grandmother; Mrs June mother-in-law, which was pink, lavender and white Mrs, John Flak, • 307 E The reception was post­ by Mrs David Litchfield and Wilson Cross, grandmother; fashioned of ivory slipper flowers. Baldwin St, St Johns, poned due to an abundance Mrs Lawrence Hess presided Mrs Nancy Cross Mead, satin in princess style with Mrs James King and her became the bride of Michael of snow, and was held March as Mistress of Ceremonies. mother; and Kammie Mead, lace reddingote. daughter, Cheri, attended Dennis, March 18 at St Johns daughter. 31 at the VF\V Hall, with Following the dinner in Mrs Vera Hibbler and Mrs the-bride in lavender and Lutheran Church. The approximately 250 guests Fellowship Hall, the guests Shawn Conklin was Nancy Hehrer displayed pink checked, respectively, bridegroom is the'son of Mr present The wedding was adjourned to the sanctuary selected as the girl with the their own wedding gowns. with white eyelet boleros and Mrs Don Dennis, 12231 originally to be held March for the program. Organ most buttons. Prizes were Mrs Hibbler wore her 1950 carrying hurricane lamps Wacousta Rd, Wacousta. 17, but had to be delayed a music was provided by given to all girls with ribbons white satin made by her and purple violets. The Rev Robert Koeppen day due to "poor weather Sharon Dunham and the in their hair. mother withjscoop neckline The bride wore her own performed the double ring conditions. "Mother and Daughter The program featured a and puffed sleeves. Mrs empire styled gown of white ceremony before*an altar Tributes were given by Mrs style review of wedding Hehrer's 1957 gown of organza over taffeta and decorated with white daisy Alice Gilbert and daughter, gowns from 1903 to 1973 with Chantilly lace and tulle trimmed with Venice lace. mums and green carnations. The newlyweds are at {Crystal. Mrs .Elizabeth. Hess overskirt, the bodice Her cathedral length veil Organist was Mrs Glen home, at 415 Beaver St, Special people were elaborating on their designs featuring 50 selfcovered made by an office friend and Nobis of Ionia, and Sharon Lansing, following a wed­ selected for recognition by and owners. buttons. Kathy West wore a cascade bouquet com­ Barnes sang Psalm 128, ding trip to Florida*, Mrs Donald Whitaker: oldest Elizabeth Holcomb wore a the 1960 white taffeta wed­ pleted her attire. accompanying herself on the Washington and Canada. mother, Mrs Anna Ensign; 2 piece fine lawn with ding dress in nylon and lace The "Lord's Prayer was guitar. The new Mrs Dennis . youngest mother, Mrs pleated skirt stand-up collar of the pastor's wife, Mrs sung by Laurie Knudsen as graduated from St Johns David Litchfield. Kathy's The bride selected a floor Martha Geiger Homola; and finished with a wide sash the benediction with Mrs length empire gown of sheer High School in 1971, and is that her grandmother wore sister, Susie wore the flower Donivan Williams as ac­ employed by the State of youngest daughter, G-l/2 girl dress she had for the polyester crepe, gathered month-old Melinda, *in 1903 and her mother in companist. and draped from a lowered Michigan. Mr Dennis is a 1936. Audrey Crampton wore Patty Sperl Mulder wedding 1970 'graduate of Grand daughter of Wanda Onstott earlier in the year. The committee in charge neckline with flutter sleeves. McCullough; and the far­ her mother's (Thelma of banquet arrangements Her floor length veil was •Ledge High School, and is thest distance travelled, Mrs Kridner) 1935 wedding gown, Mrs Mary Porubsky wore were: decoration, Mrs R.C. secured by a Juliet cap. She presently a sophomore at her own' wedding gown of King; kitchen, Mrs L.W. carried a cascade Michigan State University. antique white peau de sole Burdick, Mrs Lyle Dunham, arrangement of white, with cathedral train and Mrs Robert Justice and Mrs daisies, mums and car-* trimmed with white Mildred Whitaker; program, nations. medallions, seed pearls and Mrs William Baker, Mrs Anita Strgar, a friend of Miss Geller iridescent sequins. Julie Velmar Green, Mrs Mary the bride, was maid of honor. Furstenau wore the flower Porubsky; table set-up by Cindy Hallis, and 'Pam • CLINTON girl dress previously worn the Wesley Circle; and Dennis, sister of the groom, feted for Debbie Litchfield at her tickets by Mrs G.W. Bennett, were bridesmaids. Michele uncle's 1968 wedding. It was Mrs Velmar Green, Mrs Kloha, niece of the bride was THPATRK a long turquoise crepe with John Hibbler, Mrs David flower girl. lace yoke and made by'Mrs Litchfield, Mrs Leonard Marie Geller was honored [ ST. JOHNS, MICH. MRS MICHAEL DENNIS at a bridal shower April 8 it FRI.-SAT.-SUN., APRIL 20-21-22 Litchfield. . Tillotson and Mrs Donald They were attired in full Whitaker. length olive green gowns of the Pilgrim United Showtime 7:45 P.M. Dianne Grubaugh wore heavy polyester* crepe, and Methodist Church. Hostesses her wedding gown designed carried bouquets of daisies. for the event were Mrs Gayle with tiers of white lace on Donald Dennis, Jr, brother Desprez and Mrs Gerald •skirt and Sandy Csapos, a French honor society inducts Ruth Baker of the groom, acted as best Pearson. * floor length gown with man. William French, a RWAMOUNF PICTURES CORPORATION chapel train and empire mutual friend, and Larry ond BWPYGOPO/p'eseril DIANA GOSS IN bodice. Both were 1972 MT PLEASANT - Ruth Honorary initiates in­ member at MSU for 25 years Flak, brother of the bride, Forty relatives and friends 1ADV SINGS IV€ HUES olso staring BUY DEE WILLIAMS models. Ann Baker, a Junior at cluded Dr Georges Joyaux, and has served as visiting were groomsmen. Glenn attended. Miss Geller will CO stamng RICHARD PRYOR Directed b/SENEY J FUPlE become the bride of Keith Produced by JAY WESTON &JAME5S WHITE Connie Hibbler wore her Central Michigan Univer­ professor of French and professor at the Universities Kloha, brother-in-law of the LADY Executive Producer BERPVGOROY Screenptayby Foote May 25.. <-" TERENCE McCLOY S CHRIS CLARK 8 SLVANNE do PASSE sister Janis' wedding gown sity, was one of 29 initiates comparative literature at of Arizona and Hawaii and at bride, was an usher, while SINGS Music score tyMCH&lEGRAND F,imedinPANAVlSlON« formerly worn by her aunt. who were recently inducted Michigan State University McGill University, Mon­ THE IOCOLOR A PARAMOUNT PICIURE |DtG*«*t KiwuMa iwami o* MQIPW< wawft *xi DJII| P*vl It was fashioned with 4 tiered into Pi Delta Phi, French and Dr James McManamon, treal, Quebec in Canada. BLUES m skirt and a square neckline honor society. Her CMU foreign language McManamon was former of antique Chantilly la&efJ hometown address is 8090 N professor. t ' chairman'of CMUV foreign The final group to-appear Hollister, Elsie. < ^Joyaux *was a faculty FAMILY / \i\tthi «% Universities" of Washington, Chicago and Illinois and also at State University of New York, Fredonia. l Marriage- ! SUNDAY Licenses Vaughn L Simpson, 18, 1900 N Clinton Ave, St Johns; FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY |S THIS SUNDAY Darlene K Burk, 17, 609 N April 20-21-22 Ottawa St, St Johns. George G Purvis, 24, 711 3 Features! Franklin St, St Johns; April 22nd Beatrice Martinez, 20,1201 S Lansing St, St Johns. Paul W Dutton, Jr, 29, 3807 N Hollister Rd, Ovid; Carla J Sherman, 22,3807 N Hollister Rd, Ovid. Raymond J Micka, 30, 307 PLAN TO ATTEND Carol Drive, Elsie; Joan P Galehouse, 28, 223 Fitch St, Ovid. Craig M Bartholomew, 21, 500 W McConnell, St Johns; CHURCH THIS Connie M Frost, 20, R 3, St Joseph E Uvine and Avco Kmbasxj Present An ItaloZingarelli Film Johns. t David Michael Armstrong, 20, 9650 Grand River Hwy, Grand Ledge; Martha Sarah Hilliard, 19, 9650 Grand SUNDAY AND River Hwy, Grand Ledge. Is Still ALL Michael James Bond, 18, 1001 S'Church St, St Johns; - ff NEW! Joyce Ann Schneider, 18, Rl Stone Rd; Fowler. Rick L Taylor, 20, 11740 Prints by DPIUXP' - COLOR G<3£& EVERY SUNDAY Watson Rd, Bath; Cynthia R Brown, 19, 5820 High St, , Bath. Wayne C Wirtjes, 30, 575 E Mt Hope, Lansing; Wendy J "THE BEN-HUR OF MOTORCYCLE Belbeck, 17, 1452 E Alward PICTURES!" -Arthur Knight Hallmark Easter Cards Lake Rd, DeWitt. Patrick A Smith, 20, 305 of Saturday Review and Sanders and Whitman Madison St, DeWitt; Alma C • Ettinger, 20, 1965 E Round JOSCPH £. IIVINE pteieni) AN AVCO EMBASSY HIM ji0»rtng Easter Candies Lake Rd, DeWitt. lt^K^K<2V Lyle B Wagner, 56, 10640 «JOI NAMATH < # Bennington Rd, Durahd; Julia M Herman, 55, 436 asC.C.Ryd«r Round Lake Rd, DeWitt. * at his girl WE WILL CLOSE FROM 12-NOON ,n TO 3-P.M. GOOD FRIDAY WEAR €MJW* YOUR SAFEIY BELT. W*?/. coiot WE WILL CLOSE AT 6 P.M. SAT., APRIL (GPJ^& 21st. FOR OUR DAUGHTER'S WEDDING.

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Mon. thrti Thurs. 8:30: 5 pm Fridays'' . 8:30 - 8 pm Saturdays ^j 8:30 • 1 pm CUFF ROBERTSON *i ?d»*/:,ii 1- >—l_ — PARR'S "XALL DRUGS [CENTRAL NATIONAL , BANK- *'.''• IN DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS ST. JOHNS Cv April 18,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan SA # V American Legion and Auxiliary ti tmmmsssmms&sm Spring engagements % meet in Grayling ST JOHNS -- The Editor of the Auxiliaire, American Legion Len American Legion and reported 26,000 issues are Piasecki gave a resume of Auxiliary, Department of mailed out each month. All the Legion programs for­ Michigan Spring Gonterence articles to be published in the mulated for the coming year convened at the Holiday Inn September issue are to be in and how they are to be in Grayling April 7-8. her office by July l. presented. * Department Commander Reports were given by , Courtesy resolutions George D. Johnson con­ Constitution and By-Laws committee chairman Kay ducted the, Legionnaires Chairman Helen Currie.' Mishler, Eleanor Deal and Annual Spring meeting. Delores Stevens and Betty Lois.Wasoski extended the Following the opening Pevovar were appointed to thanks of the Department to ritual Department President the * Convention resolutions' Conference Chairman Ann Dorothy Volkers presiding, committee. ( Hamlin and her committee Tenth District President Department financial from Grayling Post and Unit Christa Lane of Midland, report for the year read by 106 for a fine Spring Con­ welcomed the Auxiliary Chairman Donna Bailey was ference and the hospitality of members to the Executive given approval by the all the people in Grayling, Committee meeting. membership. Response was given by Fifth American Legion and Auxiliary Department District President Melissa FOLLOWING REPORTS McNee of Grand Rapids, Convention will be held in by Chairman Alice Thomas Grand'Rapids July 19 to 22. All Department officers on Legislation; Chairman Legion Headquarters will be were introduced and a Louise Ferguson on National at the Pantlind Hotel and the special welcome was given Security; Chairman Auxiliary Headquarters'will KAREN CARTER IRENE LETTIERI EVELYN SCHNEIDER to Erma Cybidski of Detroit Imogene Cowgill on Mem­ be at the Ramada Inn. as new Department bership and Spirit of '76 Secretary - Treasurer. The benediction was given Calendar of ST JOHNS - The Irene T. Lettieri, daughter LANSING -- Mr and Mrs Chairman Mildred Weiging, by Department Chaplain engagement of Karen A of Mr and Mrs William Alvin A Schneider, 4801 W Otter Lake Children's newl. y. appointe- - . d Public Marjorie Stephenson.1 Carter to'Roy H Shelke is Lettieri of Brooklyn, NY, Stoll Rd, announce the Home Chairman Grace Relations Director of the Coming Events announced by her parents, will become the bride of engagement of their Veldman reported 37 APRIL 25-27 — Garage Mr and Mrs Stan L Carter, Enoch (Tom) White, son of students are now in resident, APRIL 14 - Eureka School daughter, Evelyn Catherine, Remodeling is now un­ Carnival Saturday 7-9 pm. sale, sponsored by St Johns 530 Euclid St. .The Mr and Mrs Ink White of St to Edwin G Sandborn, son of Wyler Methodist Church. prospective bridegroom is derway and when completed .'»Garhes - Food..- Prizes. Johns.'at a ceremony in the Mr and " Mrs* Howard A many new classes of various • ncaflex _' the son of Mr and Mrs Lester Ridgewood Christian Church Sandborn, Route 1, 1 G Shelke, 6612 W Price Rd. types will be offered. In • APRIL = 24 - Blue Star MAY 3-5 — 25th Annual in Ridgewood, Queens, NY, Musgrove Hwy, Sunfield, January the home was in­ ^Mother's will hold their 29th Rotary. Youth Talent Show The bride-elect is a 1972 on May 19. A reception at Mich. i spected and granted full graduate of Oak Ridge High Anniversary potluck supper (from 7-9 pm at the St Johns Anselino's Restaurant in The bride-elect graduated licensing. A plea was made ^on Tuesday at 7:30 at Wilcox 'Municipal, Building. School, Orlando, Fta, and is Brooklyn will follow the from Waverly High School in for all types of baseball 'Hall, Congregational employed by McDonald's afternoon rites. 1971 and is currently em­ equipment, playground ^Church. Inc. Shelke graduated from Miss Lettieri has been ployed by Michigan National equipment and .a 16 mm Springtime MAY 4 — May Fellowship St Johns High School and is Day will be celebrated by employed by the Social Bank Lansing. projector. - APRIL 25 -- Lebanon employed by Fedewa Services Department of the The ^ prospective is ,-Ladies Aide will be held at Church Women United at Builders. "Security-Thy Name is Salem United Methodist City of New York, and White bridegroom is a 1969 ^horne of Mrs Ottilie Nobis A Sept 22 wedding is is associated with the Peace" was the theme of the Ring Time. Church in St Johns at 1:30 graduate of Portland High forum held in Washington jWednesday with a potluck planned. . Maintenance Department at School, and is employed at dinner at noon. pm. > DC. February 16-17 at­ Michigan State University. Oldsmobile. He previously tended by National ArtCarved wedding rings ' Makes The nqwlyweds will make served 2 years in the US Executive Com- In a variety ol styles their home in East Lansing Army. Handcrafled lo perfection i=REHMANN'S of,St. Johns={ mitteewoman Dorothy Fink- And conveniently arranged following a wedding trip to A Sept 29 wedding is being bmder. She urged all Dean list Florida. in fashion collections planned. Auxiliary members to work ' so it s easy lo select the with their cities to make the ring that best expresses the look Forest R. Conley Jr, son of Bicentennial celebration a your love Mr and Mrs Forest Conley, success. Make il a beaulilul Spring May Fellowship Day with ArtCarved 11050 W Third, Fowler,- has Poppy Chairman Loretta ol something been named to the Dean's Fisher reported 1,018,750 List at Kirksville College of small poppies and 1,068 large Osteopathic Medicine. set for May 4 poppies had been ordered for He and his wife, the former Poppy Days May 17-18-19. ditlerent... Sharon Frechen of Fowler, This surpasses all other reside in Kirksville, Mo. ' ST JOHNS -- May of 4 women telling about orders of previous years. Conley recently pledged Fellowship Day will be their volunteer work in the Atlas Club Fraternity at celebrated by Church Clinton County. For the past 8 years AUXILIARY CHAIRMAN e^4rt Carved FOR. . . Kirksville. Women United on May 4 at of Board of Directors of the Salem United Methodist Church Women United has American Legion Hospital • WEDDINGS ' Church. This year's theme, been a participant in WICS The Largest Selection Board, MaryLou McDonald Of Wedding Rings In • PROMS & PARTIES Marsha "As Hand Touches Hand," (Women in Community announced that work on ten will celebrate the spirit of Service), a nationwide Ctinton County units of the Program for .Mo SJ235MI7J Christian women as they coalition of women's groups Sill Wnd IniUmtDar Onio Stevens- Planned Living at Battle ANY CREDIT TERMS- •rfinguol Eifll in Spa nil h Calandar • 35 Styles To reach out to volunteer ser­ dedicated to helping young DQSfl Walei Toitou Sla nlosi Slocl Creek, will be started this AVAILABLE , GluoDial SB5O0 Choose From vices in their local com­ women from poverty summer. Your financial honored munities. backgrounds to, achieve a support of this program is .it-" The Most Complete-Selection Of •• *- Hf.ioiiffentt': ., ,T,he* program, which fuller life. " ,i„i ,„.ni t urgefljD'oria'fions may come Wyler, Seiko & BuloWWaTches "** -*--**« Shirt Colors " VptEA'SANT --'Marsha begins at 1:30 pm will consist Stevens, daughter of Mr and from poppy funds. Lawaway Now For Graduation. Mrs Donald D Stevens, 1110 S A membership roll call of • Complete Accessories Districts of Michigan EASTER SPRING COSTUME JEWELRY & Shoes Swegles, St Johns, has achieved a 3.65 grade point revealed the Eighth District SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION average at Central Michigan Shepardsville in first place. Kay Mishler of • Check Our University. Ms Stevens has St Johns as President of the Low Prices been invited to join Alpha Eighth District was Harr's Jewelry News presented with a set of Lambda Delta, an honor I 30 Years Selling Diamonds In Clinton Area society. N Apache Teardrop ear-rings MRS. JOHN SPENCER by Department President | 114 N.Clinton Ph. 2247443 Ph. 334-2615 Dorothy Volkers. Rehmann s Patricia Donaldson, UlUWW I I •—•"iTlf Wi 1 MM I IWIT'W I MM M Mr and Mrs Lawrence Neller spent a recent Sunday TUXEDO Miller of Cheboygan and Mrs afternoon at the home of Mr At! give Marjorie Vogt of Vanderbilt and Mrs Robert Jakeway 8tormtf RENTAL TTMlMMdWMy were recent visitors in the who are-now living at Lake IMTIDUWIVMIrOUT Ashley home Victoria. ST. J0HNSf MICH. Mildred ,Ashley, Dorothy Sim Sim Mr and Mrs Clarence Ashley, Shirley Wyrick, Joan, Ruth and Lois Ashley attended a folk musical FOR EASTER "Come Together" on Sunday in Mt Pleasant in which Mary Ashley was la par­ ticipant, Mr and Mrs Raymond Behrens and family of near Ovid were Sunday afternoon callers in the home of Mr and top Mrs Harold Crowley. performer rings The combined 6:30 am Sunrise Service and 8 atn and things Easter Breakfast of the Price and Shepardsville Your Host United Methodist Churches «1 AL DALEY will be held at the Price Church April 22. Regular Worship Service and Sunday School will be "The Klondike Room" held at each church. AT si DALEY'S IN ST. JOHNS R. E. BENSON , South U.S.-27 • PLUMBING * « IS NOW OPEN HEATING \\ 106 N. Clinton i% i> Bring All Your Friends St. Johm WE'RE OPEN TIL 2 AJT. Phone 224-7033 Serving Meals, ALL DRINKS Sandwiches and 3 MASTER DRAFT BEER ARE PLUMBERS i smiling >> • THURSDAY EVENING- American-Standard Plumbing, Hot Water faces on From $9.99 i u Heating Priced According To Size l fine-fitting * KING Bill and Kurt Acton Lennox Warm Air laces FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT FROM 8 P.M. Heating and Air SIZE The Sonny David Trio for yotif dancing pleasure Friday and Conditioning Shop Friday Nites 'Til 9 Saturday night, __^_^___ . CUSTOM SHEET . DURAND ST. JOHNS i OWOSSO M'ETAL SHOP 121 N. Clinton STRAND'S Ph. 224-2213 ECONOMY 1 SHOES, WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING CLEBRATI0N! 47 Years Same Address First in Foot Faihiori with Famous Brand Shoes IONIA ' tk

**•>»>* -t *- >*** A 6A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 18,1973 Guernsey-Keilen

New Orleans, a contingent SMSgt Colby unit of a special task force which is clearing mines from . vows spoken SAN RAFAEL, CAtlF -- North Vietnamese harbor. US Air Force Senior Master Sergeant Je,an M. Colby, A 1968'graduate of Ovid- sister of Steve Colby of Rt 1, Elsie High School, he joined April 6 Eagle, was among key the Navy in August, 1969, enlisted personnel who' at­ The minesweeping, called tended the * Aerospace "Operation End Sweep," is Defense Command (ADC) being conducted by Jillene A. Guernsey minesweeper ships and Wisconsin, was flower girl,- "First Sergeants Seminar" became the bride of Ronald and Kevin Hoag, cousin of at' Hamilton AFB, Calif, specially - equipped R. Keilen in a candlelight helicopters operating from the bride was ring bearer. recently. *-~* ceremony April 6 in the First Mrs Marilyn Goldman was - Sergeant Colby serves on ships anchored off Haiphong Baptist Church of St Johns. soloist for the occa'sion, the staff of the 4661st WAF Harbor. * The Rev Paul A. Travis along with the Girl's En-, Squadron at Hamilton. She officiated, and offering semble from First Baptist and other first sergeants Ssgt Russell special prayer was the Rev Church. Mrs Linda Travis from ADC units throughout GWINN - US Air Force MR AND MRS FLOYD BETZER., Richard S. Burgess, Pastor was organist. the United States - all of of Inter-City Bible Church in Staff Sergeant William S. Lansing. them graduates of the ADC Russell, son of Dr and Mrs For her wedding, the bride Non-Commissioned Officers Sherwood R. Russell, 104 N The bride is the daughter chose a gown of white s'atin Academy ' — attended .Oakland, St Johns, has 50th Anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Darrell H. and sheer organza, and her briefings and received arrived for duty at K.I. Pope, 507 W Park St. The veil was held by a seed pearl specialized instructions Sawyer AFB. bridegroom's parents are Mr tiara. The attendants, gowns designed to enhance their ELSIE - Mr and Mrs daughter and her husband, and Mrs Francis Keilen, 1009 Sgt Russell, a nuclear Floyd Betzer, 6147 N Mr and Mrs Wayne Mead, were of mint green satin and participation in Hampshire Dr. white lace. The flower girl's organizational management. weapons technician is Shepardsville Rd, will their granddaughters, Mr assigned to a unit of the celebrate their golden and Mrs Robert Cebulski, gown was of white lace The five-day program Aerospace Defense Com­ wedding anniversary with an and Laurie Mead. Mary Patton was maid of trimmed in green satin. ? highlighted such.matters as mand, which protects the US open house Sunday April 29 Floyd Betzer and the honor, and bridesmaids were A reception was held at the social actions, Air Force against hostile aircraft and at the Duplain Church of former Neva Doyen were Holly Guernsey and Paula church following the 'information programs, missiles. He previously Christ. The church is located married May 2, 1923 at the Pope, sisters of the bride, ceremony. * counseling, crossrtraining served at Phelps Collins on Colony Rd, 3 miles west of bride's home in Ovid. They and Sharon Keilen, sister of Out of town guests in­ and special services Airport in Alpena ^ Ovid-Elsie High School. resided in Ovid until 1962 the groom. , cluded the bride's, grand­ provided for Air Force The sergeant is. a 1935 when they moyed to Elsie. mothers, Mrs Rhea" Killing personnel. Hosting the 2:30-5:30 pm graduate of St James event will be the couple's from Fort Lauderdale, The sergeant, a 1941 Military , Academy, Best man "was Allan Florida, and Mrs Ethel graduate of Elk River Delafield, Wis. His wife is Rappuhn, and groomsmen Guernsey from Lansing. (Minn) ^ High School,,, the former Janet L. Hansen. were Mike Keilen, brother of received her BA degree in Mr and Mrs Albert Siebert, L. McQueen. the groom, and Ed Moinet Following a honeymoon to history in 1968 from San 15992 Park Lake Rd, will be Albert Siebert and and Tim Travis. northern Michigan, the Francisco State College. honored on their 50th wed­ Beatrice Otto were married Christina Pope, cousin of couple will reside at 407-1/2 ding anniversary at an open April 21, 1923. They have 4 the bride from Racine, E Higham, St Johns. house from 2-5 pm Sunday, grandchildren. Mr Siebert R3c DePond April 29, at the Park Lake retired from Holt Products Improvement League Hall, in 1968 and Mrs Siebert Park Lake. retired from MSU in 1969. USS NEW ORLEANS - The affair will be hosted by Navy Radioman Third Class They are members of their children, Donald and Ascension Lutheran Church. David R. De Pond, son of Mr Betty Siebert, and Marjorie MR & MRS RONALD KEILEN and Mrs Richard C. De Pond of 142 W. Front St, and nusband of Mrs Verna L. De Pond of 221 N Park St, all of Clinton County friends Ovid, is a crewmember of Country Club sets the helicopter carrier USS meet in Florida Mr and Mrs Lloyd Young Lindquist of Safety Harbor NATIONALLY Green Tee party of Avon Park, Fla, Mr and were Sunday guests at ACCREDITED BY THE Mrs Virgil Stevens" and the home of Mr and Mrs COSMETOLOGY Pauline Burk of St Johns, Mr Thomas Bouch at Holiday, The Clinton County Joanne Gentry, Nancy Fla. 'ACCREDITING Country Club will hold its Wells, Romaine DeCamp, and Mrs Coyne Cowles of COMMISSION Annual Green Tee card Ricki Dean and Suzi rural St Johns, Mr and Mrs It was a meeting of old Clinic Open To party Monday, April 23 at 8 Lebrato. Homer Cowles of Belding, friends formerly of Essex The Public pm. There will be door prizes Mary Plowman and Hazel Twp. rfcademtf FREE PARKING This year's committee is and a special raffle. Karen Hundley, chairman, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES EASTER IN THE BEAUTY FIELD Acme Society will meet The First Assembly of God church choir of St Johns ALL SERVICES RENDERED will sing the Cantata, "Were You There?" on Easter, FOOD BUYS BY SUPERVISED SENIOR STUDENTS April 22, at 11 am and 7:30 pm. The choir is under the New Classes Starting The First The Acme Society will Loreta Warren on Thursday, Kent Monday of Each Month meet at the home of Mrs April 19. direction of Mrs Mary Anne Barrett, with DeVona ROASTED Fo^tiirther information, write or call Marriage as pianist.TheBev Joseph F Eger,-Jr, pastor, ,. or . Mrs'. Sonnenberg, Manager. 15557 North East St. Lansing gives everyone a cordial invitation^attena^. \ ^ POLISH * Becker Furniture Inc. Church to show film SAUSAGE

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Plans for the Ovid and Elsie OES Friends* Night Ithaca Friend's Night and were completed at the seeing the initiatory work of regular meeting Thursday Jobs Daughters Bethel #13 of evening. It was set at the Saginaw. Elsie "Masonic Hall Tuesday, There also were recent April 17. visils to Ashley Chapter regular meeting and several * > attended the Rainbow Girls Other announcements initiation at St Johns made were: Friends' Night Masonic Temnle. , at St Louis April 18; Clinton County Association, May 2 at Mrs Anna Dunay and Mrs Ovid Veteran's Building, Leila Wilson accompanied Registration at 9:30 am; a Martha Maxa of Ashley to dinner and reception -for the dinner, reception and Dona Couling, Grand Committee on Membership, GOEX at Swartz Creek. on May 31st at DeWitt; They honored Blythe Parks Laingsburg Friends' Night, PGM and Chairman of the May 18, at 8:00 pm and wear Ella Maude. Lander Brady your Easter Bonnet. The Cancer Research of the Estarl Vesper Service will be General Grand Chapter. held May 6 atJ 4:00 pm at Ovid Masonic Temple. The date has been set for June 16 at 12:30 pm with a luncheon for the life and Worthy Matron Leona chartered members, the past Baker introduced the guest matrons and past patrons, of for the evening, Dorothy Elsie Chapter. A program Jenks, Past Grand Adha of will follow the luncheon. «the Grand Chapter of Michigan OES and Thanks were extended to welcomed Luman and Worthy Patron for replacing Gladys Hall back from a the glass and rehanging the winter in Florida. Charter. The refreshment com­ A report was made of mittee for the May 3 meeting several members visiting will be Mrs Jeanne Temple, Morning Star Chapter at Mrs Florence Ewer and Mrs Ovid and their initiatory The new DeWitt Township library annex is nearly ready for use, with books on the Katherine Watson. The shelves and new furniture in place. work with Anna Praay of cleanup committee will be Elsie as guest organist and Mr and Mrs Luman Hall and Anna Dunay as guest war­ .Mr and Mrs Neil Hall. der. Therewasa visitation to DRIVE-IN BANKING

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ST JOHNS - Beginning April 19 and pays nothing to obtain a dog and the Carland News continuing through the 21st the St Johns training. All expenses are paid by the Lions Club will be promoting White school, which is financed mainly on Cane Week. During this week donations donations given by the Lions Club. Car.land's Women's and Mrs Irene Zmitko for will be sought, in exchange for a white During White Cane Week area Society of Christian Service Agnes Ziola, daughter of the cane pin to wear. The proceeds will be residents may see Ann Graham and her of the United Methodist late Mr and Mrs Walter used to supply glasses for those who puppies, along with other members of Church met at the home of Ziola, former residents of ,.can't afford them, and to help support the Tail Waggers 'club. Some of the Carland. Mrs John Ziola, and money donated will go toward puppy Mrs J.C. Bowen to plan a { t the Leader'pog School for the Blind in baseless Bake-sale for the Mrs''Zmitko are'aunts of the Rochester, Mich. , shots for the Tail Waggers, a 4-H Club next meeting, which .will be, bride-to-be, and the shower which raisfes dogs to go to the Leader This money helps pay for the training Dog School. held at the Howard Horn was'held at the John Ziola of a Leader Dog team. The blind person residence; the Horns are residence, in Carland. returning froVi Florida, A where they snpnt the winter months, this week. Agnes and Harold Andres Ina Woodworth was in of New Lothrop have a May charge of the program which 26 altar date, for their was given in story form. wedding. SOCIETY A Mother & Daughter banquet was discussed with The mother of the groom-Charleen Gillespie visits Spain the month of May chosen to to-be, Mrs Alois Andres, was ' * hold the occasion at the one of the prize winners of Miss Charleen Gillespie of daughter of Mr and Mrs Carland church-house; the the games played by the Kansas City, Missouri. Oliver Gillespie, 8797 North committees and plans will be guests, with Mrs Richard US 27, St Johhs, recently chosen and set at a later Turnwald, Miss Lee Andres, returned from a week's stay date. and Edith' Oberlin also in Spain where she was on a We've got any kind of phone for any kind of business. winning prizes; the door research trip for her com­ prize was won by Rose pany, Hallmark Cards, Inc. The business meeting was Bohac. held with Mrs Joan Parks in She was one in a group of 14 charge, the minutes of the employees chosen to go to last meeting and treasurer's Miss Janice Wendling and Spain to learn, be inspired, report was approved as Miss Lee Andres assisted and enjoy the unique ex­ read. Agnes with the opening of perience of a foreign Mrs Bowen's sisters, Mrs her many useful gifts. country. Donna Dumond and Mrs The researchers were Barbara Stewart assisted Mrs Inez Downey returned based in Torremolinos along the hostess in serving to her home in Carland, the famous Costa Del Sol. refreshments to the ladies. Thursday, from the Owosso, From Torremolinos each Memorial Hospital, where day small groups went Up A bridalshower was given, she has been a patient for and down the coast and into April 8, by 'Mrs John Ziola the nearby towns and about 10 days. Automatic Dialers speed Executive Sneakerphone can give Data Transmission Equipment sendi villages. routine calling. hands-free calling ami group discitnlon data to central computers " Two days were spent at lite tottch'of a button, further inland in the city of In your spare hours... Granada and several in­ dividuals went as far as the i» cities of Seville, Cordoba and PROFITS-APLENTY Madrid. Because this was a ...theMiles way research trip much time was spent shopping for items Extra time? Earn extra cash. Pay yourself $12 per hour. Build a Miles both unusual and out­ Precut Home. Do it yourself an'd save thousands. No need to save cash standing. * The Spanish for big down payment. Build it and pay yourself, instead. No need to pay merchants were very patient high labor costs. You save on labor, materials and time. Payments are less and they had lots of fun because you owe less. Tree delivery. Write now! 'communicating'. The next r^E^sTiru^iri^~ou¥FRii^^ HOMES"! to last day was spent in \ Cf^Sy\ Name . / Tanger, Morocco, with Multl'Une phone Is several phone* MobilitlHttpi uili In contact ti hen Voice Paging Service locates people snake-charmers, belly- In one. you're on the num. jast Address \ / dancers and wining and City, State. Zip dining. The last day the \ /• ._/ group returned to Spain and PM*GCWt — prepared for the flight back to the United States. Charleen is employed as MILES HOMES an artist in Seasonal Design 17016 Mack Ave.; Groses Points, Michigan 48236, Call: 313/885-5549 There is a Miles local representative in your area at Hallmark and will mark WHY PAY RENT, BUILD A her first anniversary with MILES HOME the company May 15.

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i. v CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 8A April 18,1973 A - Grange celebrates 100 years

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\ ., 10A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 18,1973

to Recovery . • • Ed Note - The following is for about a year before a cancer, so she called the Mrs Hartman said she had She said the next bad time the 2d in a 2-part series. lump came to the surface. doctor immediately. read about Shirley Temple .comes when the bandage is "I was lucky it was,in a "I was scared to death," Black's mastectomy, but completely gone and "you By Laurie Kipp place that could be operated she said, "I really could not relate personally to see what has happened." County News Writer on," was Mrs Hartman's panicked." her experience since she is a "After that's over, reaction to the news. Mrs Downing was ad­ famous personality. Instead, everything falls into place." CLINTON COUNTY -- mitted to Clinton Memorial she gives a lot of credit to her Mrs Hartman emphasized Florence Hartman of DeWitt Hospital a couple of days family for their un­ that a woman's family can and Doris Downing from St later for surgery. She was derstanding. be-a tremendous help if they Johns have an experience in "THE WORD 'cancer* fortunate since the doctors are understanding. But, she used to scare me to death," common, both have had a did not find cancer, but they Mrs Hartman reported the said, they shouldn't pity her. mastectomy (breast she said, but added that it told her it was likely cancer "If they offer pity, they removal) and both consider has a completely different would have developed if she worst time for her was the 3d may mean to help, but aren't themselves very lucky sound now. had not ha'd surgery. Hers or 4th day after surgery. really. You need to do things . people. Her surgery was a radical was a simple mastectomy - "You wake up in the for yourself." mastectomy, which involves no removal of lymphnodes. middle of the night, and a Although many consider the removal of surrounding sleeping pill doesn't work," "I don't know if I couldr such surgery an un­ she said. "It dawns on you have made it myself," she mentionable topic, Mrs lymph nodes as well as the mused, "But then, I didn't breast, making physical Mrs Downing also ac­ thatyou've had cancer," and Hartman and Mrs Downing recovery more difficult. Her you start asking 'Why have to." take the opposite approach. cepted the fact that her me?'" They believe that public surgeon performed skin surgery.had to be per­ Mrs - Downing said her awareness is important if grafts to ease tension around formed. She remarked that nurses largest morale boost came mastectomy patients are to her arm. "There comes a time when should be trained to give from her family too. "No one recover fully, and if breast Then, several weeks later, you must respect a more attention to the patient can ever make a complete cancer deaths are to be Mrs Hartman found a lump professional opinion,," she at this time. ' recovery without their moral reduced. t in her other breast, and had stated. Then she smiled and to go through the process added, "How lucky can I (SEEPAGE 11) again. get? I could have had can­ Both women stressed the "You either accept it, or cer." importance of going to the you don't," she said. "I doctor immediately if any of accepted it completely Shepardsville cancer's warning signals are because I live by faith." Both women said they present. "Burying your head in the could not emphasize enough Mrs Hartman notied a sand won't take care of it," the importance of seeking News lump in her breast one she said. "It will only get medical help immediately if evening when buttoning her bigger." a person suspects something pajamas and promptly went is amiss. MRS. JOHN SPENCER to her physician the next Mrs Downing's experience Mrs Hartman said that "if Ph. 834-2615 day. She checked into was perhaps a little easier, I couldn't have gotten in to Lansing General Hospital although both women agree see a doctor I would have the same week and had a mastectomy is no picnic. come to his office every day. Morning Star Chapter No and Mr and Mrs Bob By the time I was there a 279, OES of Ovid, met' in Darling. surgery. * She said she found regular session on Tuesday Florence Hartman of DeWitt thinks it is important for a mastectomy patient to keep The doctors-informed her bleeding from one of her week he'd have to see me Mrs Francis Hall, Mrs because he'd be tiring of me evening, April 10, with WM Karl Smith and Mrs John busy, rather than dwell on herself. Here she is working on an artificial flower that the cancer had grown breasts and knew unex­ underneath her breastbone plained bleeding is,a sign of sitting there." Mickey Besko and WP Spencer attended a Lenten arrangement for a friend's wedding. The shroud of secrecy Russell Gilbert presiding' in Breakfast at the St Johns, surrounding breast surgery the East. The. usual reports United Methodist Church on is being broken by the were read. Tuesday morning, April 10. American Cancer Society's , Both the charter and the The speaker for the break­ Reach to Recovery program, altar were draped, the fast was Mrs Anna belle Leet, which trains former charter in memory of Carol District Spiritual Growth mastectomy patients in Stanton and the altar in Secretary, who brought a aiding women's emotional memory of Past Worthy very inspiring message. I'll multiply recovery after surgery. Both Grand Matron, Helen The General Meeting of Mrs Hartman and Mrs Gundry. Those taking part in the Shepardsville United Downing are trained the "ceremonies were the Methodist Women met at the volunteers for the program, chaplain, marshall both Shepardsville United although the program had conductresses and the Methodist Church oA not been formed when they worthy patron. Thursday evening, April 12. had surgery. And, both Correspondence was read The Berean Circle had women wish they had had from the Worthy Grand charge of the program and someone to talk to who had Matron, the relief board, the devotions. Mrs Charles been through the surgery education board, and the Swender used for her befpre. grand secretary. An in- meditations, "Life's Gar­ vitiation was read from the den" and "Easter". DeWitt chapter inviting the It was announced that the chapter to attend a reception Easter Sunrise Service and FOWLER honoring Donna Couling, Breakfast would be at the Grand Committee Women, Price Church. Mrs Lula Boak and Mr and also to attend a Friend's Guests vyere present from 'Mrs Vernon Benjamin at­ night at the Laingsburg Price, Ovid United Church tended the dinner rehearsal Chapter. Reservations for and the Duplain Church. for^jCaroI Benjamin and County Association are to be Several* men, were als

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v April 18,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 11A Compassion and understanding

(FROM PAGE 10) ' "Mrs Flory really has if she can drive again, and addition to her other hobbies. when she •paid her life- is support" .she-said. insight into what people swim or dariqe. With the One, she says, she could do different niqw. "Before," she It Nyas wonderful to be need," she stated. "You exception of- the first with her eyes closed, and the saicl, ''I used to be a per­ treatedtJike 'M6m, you've walk out of there and know question; she says the an­ other is what she calls her fectionist * about my never been away,' she said. you're not the only one with swers are that the patient "thinker." housekeeping, but I do more Mrs Downing noted that problems." can do most of the activities "When depression sets in, for myself, now. I don't ever the 4th day was a trying time "If people just understand she has always participated' ' as it does once in a while, I , completely forget, for her. "I woke, up and ... you have to let people help in. get my "thinker" out so I ,"lWso-lucky to be here realized I had reached the you once in a while," she "I just can't tell her how don't dwell on myself. It ...like*I'ye been given a point of- nonreturn." added. her husband will react," she works," she laughed. reprieve: "Everyone has their own Although Mrs Downing is a remarked. "My husband "Now I don't let anything private time of climbing the Reach to Recovery volun­ talks to others sometimes, Mrs 'Hartman said she stop me from visiting walls/1 she added. teer, she hasn't yet been and that seems to help." feels better when she calls on patients. Even a phone call A particular boost for Mrs called to assist. Mrs Hart­ a patient, because both of helps so much. Downing- was Thanksgiving man has, however, and. 1 Mrs Downey emphasized them get so much out of the ".. .Time takes care of dinner. She was in the related some of. her ex­ the emotional support visit. But she does admit that everything!" hospital at the time, so her periences. provided by another .woman once in a while she sees a Further information about * whole family joined her for "Patients look right at who can share her ex­ terminal patient, and there Reach to Recovery may be dinner there. your bustline first," she said, is nothing she can do. "It's obtained by calling the periences with a patient. "It hard then," she said. "You'know," she said, "I "And that's natural. They're takes some other woman to American Cancer Society's had an obligation .to my pretty 'down in the dumps', come up to you and say, 'I've Mrs Hartman seemed to Ingham County Unitat (120) family too. We have always and are surprised at how had the, same experience. sum up the women's feelings 351-0430. enjoyed ' doing things well volunteers look." How are you doing?*" together - I needed to make She explains the She added that "when you • itas easy.on themas possible r therapeutic exercises (with ''can get out of that old too.' the doctor's ^permission) to sweatshirt and wear normal Some of the adjustments to patients, and warns them clothes again, you feel be made following a "Oh, they hurt when you first better." mastectomy include a start. But you've got to keep Both women stressed the feeling of being off-balance, going." importance of participation clothing adjustments and in activities, or as Mrs worries about what other Mrs Hartman recom­ Hartman put it, "getting people will think. Since the mends that women make a back into the swing of Reach to Recovery program list of questions for the things." was still in the talking stages doctor, and ask them all at the time of their surgery, when he visits. "You feel so < Mrs Downey reported that much better that way," she it was a difficult thing to go Mrs Hartman and Mrs noted. Downing had to make these out into a crowd of people for adjustments without the aid the first time following her of other women who had Patients often tell her, "It surgery. been through these things. seems so good to have "I almost backed out, but I And since Reach to someone to talk to." knew it had to be done," she Recovery volunteers keep all The most often asked stated. information confidential, a questions concern how'the Mrs Hartman keeps 2 woman need not be afraid to patient's husband will react, knitting projects going, in discuss her problems. Mrs Hartman said she was Call No. 485 Chatter No. 15420 . National Bank Region No. 7,. Doris Downing. St Johns, is another Reach to Recovery volunteer. She agrees that proud of herself, but noted participating in normal activities is essential to the mental and physical well-being of that "I sure would have mastectomy patients. Her favorite hobby is swimming. appreciated someone REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING helping me." DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE Central National Bank Mrs Downing termed the — of St. Johns surgery a "very traumatic experience." IN THE STATE OF .«iSSi95S...: AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SSSlLiiS 1973 "It's hard td explain," she PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE said. "When the day comes 12, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161. you can accept it, you're OK." She had nothing but praise ASSETS for Mrs Frosty Flory of Dollars Cts. Lansing, who got the Reach none to Recovery program Cash and due from banks (including S unposted debits). 470 07,6 31 started in this area. U.S. Treasury securities* '934 259 02* Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations 992 441 33 New farm Obligations of States and political subdivisions 280 620 03" Other securities (including $ none corporate stock). '521 760 74' Trading account securities , itone service center Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell 800 000 00 Loans , „«• ,,,,1.1.' 13 '763 *856 00* Bank premises, furniture aid flxt^Mr«nd other-asset s representing bank premises,?,,.. £ ^. "150 '591 97* in Elsie Real estate owned other than bank,premises . . . . t. . ,* '"52 "176 32*'

Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and "associated companies" -....,*.... 1 pnet ELSIE - Elsie area far­ Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding none mers have a new farm Other assets (including $ none .direct lease financing) .' ', 152 238 01 service center available to 118 serve them this year. TOTAL ASSETS ~ '. . 25 019 73 Operating out of what was - LIABILITIES "Elsie Elevator", that burned out last spring, the 3 046 163 55 '-new business will be known Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations . . . ., as "ELSIE CROP SER­ Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations , "l3 351 "354 81 VICE*. It is operated by Deposits of United States Government "241 "874 48 Smith-Douglass Fertilizer of Deposits of States and political subdivisions "528 "724 31 Saginaw. Smith-Douglass is Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions none a division of The Borden Deposits of commercial banks ,. - 1 n< >ne Chemical Company. 191 567 38 Appointed'manager of the Certified and officers' checks, etc crop service is Joe Schultz. TOTAL DEPOSITS S 22.359.684.53 A student-principal-counselor conference was held recently at Northern Michigan Sohultz is a resident of (a) Total demand deposits « 4.403.906.14 University. Among the '71-72 graduates and members of St Johns High School taking Clinton County and has been (b) Total time and savings deposits ?-...$ 17.955.778.39 part in the program were (from left) director of guidance John Furry, Jackie DeGreer, with Smith-Douglass for 8- Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase n me Ruth Willette, Mary Rasmussen, IYIarcia Fait, and Katie Barker. The conference is 1/2 years working in this Liabilities for borrowed money . .'. none designed to allow high school principals and counselors an opportunity to find out how area as Sales Supervisor. Mortgage indebtedness *....., none Prior to this he was a their former students are doing in their'studics at Northern. Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding ...- n >ne farmer himself in Ionia 260 167 66 County for 10 years, Other liabilities * Fowler Schultz has experience in TOTAL LIABILITIES 23 619 852 19 By Miss Cecilia Tivelpii n me Plione 593-2613 the field of agriculture and MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES .' he and his assistant Walter Spending the weekend with coin St, Pewamo recently Several from this area Cross, native of Chapin Twp, RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES their mother, Mrs Myron vacated by Mr and Mrs attended the Ionia Jaycee Saginaw County, are looking Schafer, were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Miller. Home and Sport Show during forward to serving the Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rulings). 214 300 .62 Thomas House of Friday, Saturday and farmers in this area with Mr and Mrs . Arnold 1 Other reserves on ldans nsne Kalamazoo. Nurenberg of Westphalia Sunday. "* seed, fee- and fertilizer. , Sunday visitors of Mr and The fire department was Reserves on securities .. ,~. , n me were Monday evening 214 300 62 Mrs Henry J Schafer were visitors at the home of Mrs called Sunday at 5:30 pm TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES visitors of Mr, and Mrs' Anna Fedewa. when a transformer was on Norbert J Fox and family, of Mrs Ann^. Fed,ewa en­ fire west of Pewamo. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Lansing. Fight Cancer tertained'the pedro club at nine Linda Hopko of Fowler has her home Tuesday*' af­ Ladies of the Altar Society with a checkup Capital notes and debentures moved in the home on Lin- ternoon. are having a bake sale April and a Check %,Duc 7 after the 4:30'mass and tt ,ft Due ' COMPLETE BODY WORK _ April 8 following the 8 and 10 ? AMERICAN Equity capital-total 283 866 92 am masses. ' AND GLASS REPLACEMENT j; Preferred stock-total par value - P. 2n.?.. The Altaf Societylmeeting fcCANCER SOCIETY No. shares outstanding _ norm will be held Monday, April 9 ...45.9. at 8: GO pm. Door prize $15,00. Common Stock-total par value 020 .00. BOB S AUTO BODY No; shares authorized /_45*iia2_ 800 N, Lansing Phone 824-2921^ No. shares outstanding. Surplus ,\, ^,°^ .2.7.5 .QQfi .P.P.. Undivided profits .54.9. .846 ..98. Reserve for contingencies end other capital reserves nane • •!" BIDS WANTED NOTICE TO TOTAL CAPITAL-ACCOUNTS -. .282 •Bfifi B2. One Automobile for Zoning Department T TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .25. J£ .012 21 1 GREENBUSH TWP. v MEMORANDA Bids to.be submitted with the following 'i specifications: RESIDENTS Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 22 486 .819 53 Averagcof total loans for the 15 calendar daya ending with call date •13- .677- ,982 .60. Standard size, 4 door, power steering, ^ -;'' i NEWLY ESTABLISHED RATES FOR • Interest collected not earned on installment louts Included in total capital accounts. none and brakes, heavy duty suspension, k LANDFILL USE ARE NOW IN EFFECT. AM Radio, small V-8 engine (approx. 350%; The new rates are as follows: .Harold W. H. Wellmaiy president HP), air conditioning* (submit bids with . I, i , ;...., of the above-named bank do and without air conditioning), tinted >'. % $ (Nime and titla of offlcti authorlud to sign npoft) glass and remote control side mirror.! -'„fc^ *''' • Minimum... , 1 hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my owledge and belief, * i*. * \ r 3 > * * 4.> Pickup or Van '2. One 1970 Chevrolet to trade-in,; T-1 We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of' and dectarefthat it Has been examined by us and ^ * \ M Truck... .*5 to the best of our knowledge and Belief Is true and correct* Submit bids to County Clerk's OfflceW *' If U. s. Government Securities of < * . * ; 4:00 p;m„ April 30,1973. ~c\' ,* • \\ $ .1,425,000.00 were pledged at ' kfesaa ± NO SOFAS/REFRIGERATORS, STOVES, March 28, 1973' to secure Public WATER HEFTERS, ETC. ALLOWED. - Deposits including deposit of " Director*;' Property Management Committee $ 325,000.00 of Treasurer of ^eon Schumaker CLINTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS • Signed, state of-Michiq»o Arid, for other t *: ' . GREENBUSH TOWNSHIP BOARD purpos*-B*me **

Paul Nobis 12A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St.-Johns, Michigan April 18, 1973 get the job done

WANTED : We would-like , FOR SALE: Swanson's LET TJS RECOMMEND a' FOR SALE: A self-propelled" Help Wanted to welcome you into the Range Hood in coppertone, painter or paper hanger for lawn mower, has 3,1/2 hp. Miscellaneous world of Real Estate. We Never been used. Hotpoint you. Your Sherwin Wiiliams - Briggs and Stratton engine-.. need aggressive sales Call 834-2615 or'can be Wanted CLASSjFlfD AD PAGES SHOE SALESMAN. Full time' counter top stove in copper- Dealer, Finkbeiner's, Fow-ti people to help us in a grow­ tone, like new. , Call Ovid ler. Ph. 593-2606. 41-tf seen at 7847 Kinley Road. • and part time. Fringe bene­ ing business. Prefer exper­ 51-lldh CUSTOM BUTCHERING fits.and good working condi- '- 834-5721 after 5:30 p.m. . ' A^ID PROCESSING. We ienced but will consider 50-2 FOR SALE — Chest type tASH RATE:.50 per word, * *,tlons. Apply at Economy training any eligible person. butcher on Wednesdays and £Shoe Store in St Johns. An opportunity for aggres­ freezer, 6 cu. ft. at only 6 - 1973 MODEL SEW Fridays. Beef-Pork. Halves Minimum 500 per insertion. Call Mr. Furman 224-3236 $139.95. Other sizes avail­ I ' 49-3p or come into Furman Real­ sive man or woman who. MACHINES —$38.50 and quarters, also retail SAVE a 2brf service fee by paying for your cha'qed *•;_•„•_ wants to sell new and used able, 10,15, or 20 cii. ft. cuts. All meats MDA inspec­ arj within 10 days of insertion. n ------ty Co. 1515 N. U.S. 27 1 Slight paint damage in ship­ cars. Good working condi­ Save on your food budget ted. Pendell's MeatProces- ^Cook-Daytime. Some cook­ St. Johns. 49-3p ment, 'only 6 left,. Sews BOX NUMBERS in care of this office add $1.00 tions, automobile furnished, with a new freezer from sing. West City Limits on ing experience desirable, stretch material. Comes insurance available, good Gower's in Eureka. Phone Bussell Rd. just off M-57, •J Must be neat and dependable; with a beautiful walnut sew HELP WANTED: Men want- retirement plan. Apply' in 224-2953. 50-1 Carson City. - Phone 584- jApply in person at the L & table. Writes names and is edl, part time or full time, person, all applications con­ 6640. Jake Vaughn* 5-tf-nc jL Restaurant, 318 N. Clin- fully, equipped to. Zig-Zag. ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE ACCEPTED for sales work. Must have fidential. See Norman Cain FOR SALE — Used copper •ton, St, Johns. 51-lp Buttonholes, and makes fan­ UNTIL 5 PM MONDAYS WITH THE car and telephone with good at Cain Buick Pontlac, 210 tubing, assorted sizes. Ideal TIMBER WANTED: logs and' cy designs by inserting EXCEPTION OF. THOSE ADS GOING. credit references, above av­ W. Higham St., St. Johns, •for water lines, half "price! standing timber.-Logs de­ fHELP WANTED: Waitress Cams. Only $38.50, Cash erage earnings.. No invest­ Mich. Phone 224-3231. New 3" copper pipe and fit­ livered toouryard.DEVER- INTO TRI-COUNTY SHOPPING ^and cook. Apply in person or Terms arranged. Trade- ment necessary. , For in­ tings for drain. NewGenova , EAUX SAWMILL, INC., 2872 NEWS. DEADLINE FOR THOSE IS • FOR SALE: 10 X 15 Mobile • and Forest Hill Rd.' gi^p E. Railroad, St. Johns, 49-3p-tc. FOR SALE: Colonial pillow Located on a main black- \ \ home, 2 bedrooms. Just Mich., 9 to 4. , . 51-lp arm sofa. Newly recov­ FOR, SALE: Brand new 3. top road on the outskirts >• right for that lot .up north. CHILD CARE in my licensed • FOR SALE— BY OWNER: BUMP, AND PAINT man to' ered. Call 224-3984 or , Whirlpool. Trash Masher. Three acres with buildings- ) • of town,, perfect for coun- 3 ?1300. Will take lot or small help run modern body shop. WANTED: Cook and dish­ northside home. 2 blocks off 609 W. Park. 51-dh Just one left at reduced ?'try living or raising a ) 'and contract in trade. 675-* remains of a forty acre ) • U.S.. 27 near Herbison Rd. savings. $169.95. See it j .few head of beef. The home Must have own small tools. washer. Apply in person, )• 7101, 49_3p, References, 669-3224, farm. Located in Clinton ^Fringe benefits,' pension, Daley Restaurant, S. U.S.-J- FOR SALE: 15 ft. trailer. at Fox Implement Co. in County, Duplain Township ) • is spacious and features )• 51-lp Fowler. Phone 353-2360. j'4 - bedrooms, basement, ) • Isickness and accident insiir- 27, St. Johns. • .51-lp Not self-contained. Good on.Mead Road. Just.east FOR SALE: 9 acres inCUn-' 50-1 5 [ large dining area, home- ) nce. Apply at V.L. Moore condition, cheap. Phone 723- of Chandler Road. With tools ) ton County. ,C.R. Townsend, Son Chevrolet in Ovid, MAN OR WOMAN to deliver 7959 after 4 o'clock. 51-3p enough to work the place, ) • makers kitchen, full bath, J Lost& Found 21 )• 6 Allspruce, St. Louis, 681- Michigan. / 51-lp the Detroit Free Press on FOR SALE: V and 8' Ce­ except tractor. 862-4827. 'extra large living room, )• 3651. 51-3p FOR SALE: Stamp collection dar posts. Robert Rinard, a motor route near St. Johns 51-3p j2-car garage, large barn, )• FOUND: lpair of glasses Rt. 1, Farwell, Mich., Ph. WELDERS' - arc and Mig, and also Elsie. 485-6420. 1932 - 1972. Nearly complete 'Jlocated on approximately >• first and second shift. Some 51-lp on N. Krepps Rd. Call at Mostly plate blocks of 4, 588-4892. 51-3p 14 acres >• HOUSE FOR SALE to close J > only $28,000. We > experience required, will the Clinton Co. News. Blair Daley Elsie,.- 862- estate of Harley Miller. We have ready financing avail- )• 5228. • , 51-lp FOR SALE: Dinette set with CONCRETE ; (train. Apply at.Thor Fab­ MAN OR WOMAN to deliver 51-lp will accept sealed bids at J! able. ) ricators, 4615 Tranter St., Detroit Free Press -stores 6 chairs. In excellent con­ ) dition. Will sell reasonable. the office'of Ke,mper, Wells > Lansing, Michigan. 51-3p • and carrier-in St. Johns. LOST one large canvas in FOR SALE: Complete set J 220 Acre Grade A-Dairy ) WALLS Phone 224-2549 or can be and Lewis at 103 E. State 485-6420. 51-lpt the vicinity of Meridian Rd. unused brand new encyclo­ St., St. Johns, until 5:00 J Farm, Chesauuis area,of-i ) A new home is a lifetime and Holllster Rd. Small re­ pedias, complete fly fishing seen at 601 S. Clinton, St. Jfers all modern milking ) investment. Let us help WANTED, married man, Johns. 51-ldh p.m. Friday, April 27,1973. J- ward. Contact 834-5939. outfit. Highest quality at Call 224-3381 and make ap­ J equipment, bulk tank, J- you secure this in­ some' background in gen­ a reasonable price., 1 pair vestment with the best 49-3p pointment tolnspectproper- J milking parlor, etc., large )• eral farming and dairy . . * football, shoes, size 13, 1 > basement wall possible - VACUUM SALES & SERVICE Jbarns and silo-2-homes,. B / ^ •ifrork. To work,year ,a- , . f J ^ pbVnjf|*'^oncrete-:waU. i ;„y pair* nfeVff JigiuV skates'; Kirby Center of St. Johns, ' T excellent f road frontage. ; round. House furnished.^ J We are equipped to do • size 13. (517) 862-4828 td- 1104 S. US-27, FederalLand !------,j * Retiring owner will con- » Good wages and extras?*"*' MOTHERS AND OTHERS! the complete job or any ter 5:30. 51-lp Bank Building. 224-7222. BUILDING LOTS available ) .sider selling on land con- ) • Xpply in person or call If you need money we need in _Oyid area.. Will build ) -tract. ) part of it. Bring your 23,-tf-nc prints over or call for an - 862 - 5002 or 862 - 4427. you! Earnings of $120 for CAMPERS -PICKUP COV-. WELL kept carpets show the using your plans or ours. '" OVID - 4-bedrooms plus ) .William Chapko, Rt. 1, El- three evenings' work. Will • ERS AND EQUIPMENT - Fedewa Builders, Inc. J- appointment 587-3811. results of regular Blue Lus­ BEAUTIFUL WEDDING^ in­ 3 .large family room, super > jsie, Michigan 48831. 50-3 train. Queen's Way To Sales and Service - WING tre spot cleaning. Rent elec­ vitations and accessories. 51-p-tf ) -special buy under 820,000, READY-MIX CONCRETE ) .~ ~ ~ ~" ~ ~ Fashion. Call DeWitt 669- MFG. AND SALES, tric shampooer. $1. Dean' Speedy service. • Fink- ' |2-story home offers large For All Your Needs 9346. 44-l2p-nc > CLERK typist position. Must 5349 Wisner Rd. 1/2 mile Hardware. 51-1 beiner's, Fowler. Ph. 593- 20 ACRES. Nice Loamy soil. 5 .carpeted living room, at- ) QUALITY-SERVICE be good typist. Salary range west and I 3/4 Miles North 2606. • 41-tf 2 road frontages, mobile ) tractive up-to-datekitchou ) ) ' $5,000 - 6,000. Applicants of Ashley, Phone 847-3171 BEES FOR SALE - 6 or home on premises. Also ' 'With excellent dining area, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: i submit short resume and 49-tf more live colonies. Equip­ 43 acres. Beautiful build-- 3 !rich accent wallpaper adds FEDEWA mail to Box P. 50-2 Men and women - looking for ing site. High and dry. 9 •your own business.- Be your ment for 25 hives. Mrs. TAKE IT EASY- to the warmth this home ) t Maynard Beck, Rt. 3, St. 80 rods on pavement, 80 ' 'offers, basement, gas heat, ) JYANTED: Part time .man. 'own boss, part or full time. FOR SALE: Wlnegard color Speed is the number one BUILDERS, Johns, Mich. Phone 224- rods on .gravel. 5 acres x I[2-car garage, extra large ) Jar woman to work in small Earnings, from $30.00 to $3,- *T.V. antenna with rota and killer on the highways today- of woods. Complete set' ) 000 per month. For appoint­ 6055; 51-lp -slow down and live longer. ) lot for that garden area, J appliance business. 224- all hardware. Installed for of buildings near Ovid. Call 3 Inc. ment call 651-5920. 50-3p only $99.95. 485-6920.- located on the-outskirts of > .2766. 49_tf area representative Frank 3 ^Ovid, Phone Frank San- 6218 Wright Road, 49-4p-tc .Mizga, Ovid, 834-5187 or j'trucek 517-723-2239, Roy. > 5% Miles South of Fowler. Burrell .Realty, (313) -744- J -Spiess Real Estate Agency, ) SHADE TREES- 6. to 8 ft. AUCTION CALENDAR 3420, 5I-3p J $2.75 Fruit trees, flowering j ;313" N. Washington St., > trees and shrubs, ever­ t j Owosso. 725-2188. )• WANTED greens,, grapevines, berry Saturday, April 21st at 12:30 Robert Pohl, Farm ) • (517) j' plants, rhubarb and aspar­ Machinery. 3 miles east of St Johns to Chandler Rd, 3 ) . Frank "Santrucek 723-2239) agus roots. Largest selec­ HONDA j . Peter Mollema 723-3391 ) • Local firm desires aggressive young lady to miles north to Hall Rd, 1/2 east at Pit Location. * . Ned Pierson 723-1J91 )• tion in central Michigan. HONDA J Ward Perry 723-4269 ) • assume position involving talents in meet­ Big 33rd anniversary sale Saturday, April 28th at 12:30 Andy Minarik. Farm , . ,Gail Barker 723-5728). HONDA , . .Betty Holbrook 723-1386;. Bargain prices. FOERCH Machinery. 5 miles north of St Johns on US-27 to Hyde -* ,Mar,y Ann ^-..w.,LandersB 723-2911 j . ing people and handling sales by phone. NURSERY, 2 miles north of Rd. 3-1/2 miles east. See Or Call 200 W. State St. Shepardsville. 49-3p-'to PHONE 224-2301 Must be a high school graduate and have Saturday, May 12th at 10 A.M. Construction equip­ I ROY SPIESS I NORM \ AGENCY, INC. *\ THERE IS NOW , a Timex' ment. l/s2 miles north of Flint City Limits on Dort High- ELSIE BRANTC'rl ability to type. Previous sales experience ' way. • Repair Service in Michigan.. NORM ) DICKSELLECK, ). Phone 862-.5391 Free estimates will be sent ) - REALTOR ) • helpful but not essential. Will train the : CCC BIN SITE AUCTIONS » NORM on all repairs, do not send Allstartingatl2:30 'j|; 313 N. Washington St. \[ money. We also repair all DETRICH right person. Please submit a short resume 'other makes,j of watches. ) Open All Day Saturday 3 • Please send watches to Thursday, April 19 Sunfield, Mich. * • AT MIKE PUNG j; Phone 725-2188 Days or j \ of job experience. Applicants will'be con­ Timex Repair Service, P,0. Thursday, May 10 Three Rivers, Mich. MOTOR SALES ), Evenings J ALMA PH. 463-2161 '' • T tacted for personal'interview. Mail your Box 128, Kinde, Mich. 48445. Thursday, May 31, Elwell, Mich. 40-tf Thursday, June 14 Marshall, Mich. OR EVENINGS ) • MembBr Shiawassee County x- Thursday, July 12 Vernon, Mich. , ) - Board of Realtors. Member J )•, of Listing Exchange. *• reply to Box S c/o Clinton County News, SIDING -. AWNINGS -' EN­ Thursday, August 2 School Craft, Mich. SHEPHERD Thursday* Aug 16 Middleton, Mich. * **************** * 120 E. Walker St., St. Johns. All corres­ CLOSURES. Winter dis­ PH. 828-5882 counts available. For your pondence will be held in confidence. free estimate call Raven TRACTORS Enterprises. 882-5025. Wa Spscialize in Farm Machinery and Dairy Cattle Auctions ' . 38-tf ; IF PLANNING A SALE SEE US . MPllOODieseU8X4X34 tires. . Oliver 1800 Diesel w/duals. GALLOWAY'S COMPLETE SERVICE iVT.F. 65bieserw/13.6x38tires. . 1972 0LDSM0BILES FOR SALE AL GALLOWAY; AUCTIONEER Ph. 224-4713 St. Johns Farmall M engine, overhauled, good tires. John Deere 70 gas, 3 point hitch . THE FOLLOWING AUTOS ARE BEING OFFERED FOR SALE AT THE PRICES 1 INDICATED BY CLINTON NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. AUTOS MAY STEVE'S REFUSE PLOWS The bright glow of BE INSPECTED BY CONTACTING ROGER BEEBEE. PHONE 224-2351, ' . ,;MF 516 semi-mounted plow no.. 88. happiness is in the 'EXTV268: t ' 4-rowSaginawbeanpuller SERVICE air. Eastertide is . 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, Light Green, White Vinyl Top, White Interior. . {Liscensed Refuse Service) DISCS now upon lis. Hearts 36,643 miles, V-8 (350)', Auto/Trans, AM-FM Radio,'. P/Steering, P/Brakes, John Deere 12 ft. Heavy Duty wheel disc'. are filled with com-" Bucket Seats, Dual Racing Mirrors, Front & Rear Seat Covers, Wheel Covers, ' J.IXd'Oitwheeldisc. and Air Conditioning.-Price ?? Only $2850.00 OVID-ELSIE International 12 ft wheel disc fort and peace^ and • MF10 ft wheel disc * * 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass, Orange, White Vinyl Top, White Interior, 33,863 miles, V*8 ST. JOHNS, EUREKA - (350), Auto/Trans, Radio, P/Steering, P/Brakes, Wheel Covers. Price ?? souls with content* $2395.00. - - • . - '. ••-..,. OTHER EQUIPMENT ment. We hope all AND BANNISTER AREA. ' . Freeman LoaderforMF65, 2-John Deere 494 4 row planters. , the season's blessings ,1972 Oldsmobile 9 Pass. Vista Cruiser, Dark Brown, Tan Interior, 29,300 Miles, V-8, Y •; New Holland-#66 baler . Auto/Trans, Radio, P/Steering, P/Brakes, Wheel Covers-, Air Conditioning. shine.upoti'you and Price?? $3S00.00. ' . ' . Commercial and Container Service all you hold dear. FROM THE OFFICERS Saltier & Son, Inc. ANp EMPLOYEES 1972 Oldsmobile Delta 88 4 Dr Sedan, Tan, tan Interior. 20,301 miles, V-8 (350), PHONE 834-5539 , OF THE Auto/^rans, Radio, P/Steering, P/Brakes, Price?? $2500.00. } Elsie, Mich. Phonr ?:i6-7?80 4007Carland Rd,. BRIGGS COMPANY

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April 18.1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 13A .YOTJ CAN bund a new home t.FOR RENT:Now leasing du­ SMALL APARTMENT need­ FOR SALE: Easter bunnies, FOR SALE: 430 Case Die­ FOR SALE: AC rear mount LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: 10 and finance It at 7 X/4% For Rent plexes on corner of Lansing ed by serviceman's wife and first house north of Beck's sel tractor like ne^. 69 snap, coupler 4 row culti­ Feeder cattle, 1 mile west Interest with low monthly and Sickles,"St Johns, fea- baby by May 1st, Must be Farm'Market, 224-7308: low .hours with 3.14£pplnt vator. West Shields, $50$" ' andj'i/4 north of WSstphal- payments and very small , hiring private driveway and reasonable. Call 224-4689 51 hitch, disk'i blade culti­ Robert Boettger 224- 304B, • j , Westphalia, Portland, 2 bed. Rent 4-row planter. 587-6842. BLANEY A GOOD SELECTION OF room units, private en­ fore you buy. Find out what Truck, pick-up, hay and RANCH AND 2 STORY WANTED TO RENT in the 51-2p a really heavy plaster coat grain racks, foragd boxes, HOMES IN TOWN AND trances. Security deposit St. Johns area. Three bed­ HI-POTENTIALS bunk feeders, portable COUNTRY. _^__^__ required. No pets. 669-9879, FOR SALE: Poodles - Min­ is. Is it applied with a cement cattle mangers and room home for a family of iature and toy. 6 weeks FOR SALE: Massey-Fer- glue like we do? We install Are well adapted to this accessories. Custom WE, OURSELVES, will buy 587-3811 or after 4:00 669- three. Hoping to move about woodworking. your land contract. For 9815. 42-tf AKC registered. 2 females guson 165 gas tractor with the foundation. Our trucks locality. We urge you to June 1st. Reliable and ref­ white and cream wormed. leader. Good condition! Fox are self unloading, with hy­ plant and compare with prompt, courteous action, erences. Call collect (517) call Ford S, LaNoble, La- $125.00 each. 051-6206. Implement in Fowler. Phone draulic booms. Sllo-Matic and any of your favorites. 268 S. Henderson FOR RENT: 120 acres soy­ 625-7597. 51-3p 51-lp 593-2360. go-1 VanDale equipment. EARLY You'll be bushels ahead Noble Realty, 1516 E. Mich­ bean or corn ground. South­ Fowler, Michigan igan, Lansing, Ph, 517-482- ORDpR DISpOUNTS NOW IN at harvest time. east of Eureka, Tom Irrer FOR SALE: Delaval 4 unit EFFECT/ Order now and Roy Pung 1637. Evenings 517 - 337- r X 224-7685. 51-lp magnetic pump and line for 593-2135 or 1276. _37-tf save $$$. Booms Silo Co., Phone (Area 517) AL GALLOWAY 30 cows. 3 units and one ex­ Inc., Harbor Beach, Mich. Donald Irrer FOR RENT: Large sleeping 593-2000 FOR SALE m PEWAMO-3 tra pail, $400. 50 gallon 48441, Phone 517-479-6654. 593-3483 room, air conditioned. 224- USED FARM EQUIPMENT water heater, $35. 6654 39-tf E.O.W. bedroom home with walk­ 3939. ' out basement. Now under k 51-Ip TRACTORS - COMBINES - CORNHEADS Meridian Road, Elsie 862- 5347. 49-3p-tc construction. Financing ST. JOHNS - OVID," now TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS -PICKERS FOR SALE: John Deere available. Phone Fedewa showing new 3 bedroom TRACTOR PARTS - REBUI LT HEADS NORWOOD hay savers and I bottom 16" plow. 224- Builders, Inc., 587-3811. homes, 2 floor plans, large 6096. ^ 49-3p 37-tf-nc silage bunks, all steel Hynes Bouquets living room and kitchen or welded with rolled edges to GOOD SELECTION AT ALL TIMES. -tefc^ Real Estate living, kitchen and dining last a lifetime. See at our t FOR SALE: Roto-Feeders of Wood Fiber room. Carpeting and inlaid Phone (517) 224-4713 oi 224-4300 yard, 5 1/4 miles south of ancj Silomatic equipment. Wanted throughout. Formica couiw Fowler. Ph. 587-3811, Fe­ Robert Wilcox. Ph. Ovid, WANTED TO BUY: Farm ter tops, built in range, dewa' BuUdersiBic!'22-tf 834-2387. 49-6p land. Good dairy farm. 100 vanity in bath, full basement. Firsr'Farm Norfhof St. Johns on --CLASSES-- mile radius. $50,000.00 to Financing available. Call US -27 Mon, & Tues, Evenings - 7 30 to 9 P M. $90,000.00. Phone 313-266- Mr. James Augsbury, area $ ST. JOHNS, MICH." 4425 evenings. 43-9p-nc .code 313-732-7970. 28-tf USED TRACTORS Fri. Mornings - 9 30 to 11 00 A H John Deere 4020 diesel. v 3 John Deere 4020 gas PH. 224-2793 CLASSIFIED John Deere 3010 gas. 2-1947 John Deere "B*\ 1950 John Deere "B". JU MAPLE VALLEY USINESS SERVICE DIRECTOR a Farmall 400 Gas, narrow front. ^ REALTY Use This Classified listing For Fait Service From Clinton County Business Firms Farm all 350 diesel, narrow front. Farmall 806 diesel. 190 ACRES, tiled farm, 4 bedroom, shady, barns, silo, PLUMBING Farmall *'M" diesel, wide front. chicken coop, good road, close to M-57, a real money. ARTS & CRAFTS HETTLER'S MOTOR FOOPS Farmall 560 gas maker. Will sell' 130 acres vacant land and 60 acres SALES 24 Hr. Wrecker with buildings, possible land contract. DUNKEL PLUMBING AND Sercice, Good Used Trucks. ANDY'S 1GA, St. Johns, Massey Ferguson 85 diesel (late 1960). STOLL RD. 3 bedroom ranch, 1300 sq. ft. living space. HEATING, Licensed Master Massey Ferguson 85 gas (late 1960). Out in the country. NEEDLE ARTS - 701 S. Home Baked Bread, Pies, Plumber Ph. 224-3372, 807 E ESSEX CENTER RD. New 3 bedroom, 1150 sq. ft. Kibbee Ph. 224-2956. Needle BAftbERS Cookies, Choice Meats, State St. point, crewel embroidery, Carry-out service. Allis Chalmer D19Diesel, complete overhaul with snap living space, washer & dryer room upstairs. 1-1/2 acre coupler hitch. ground, consider trade. rug hooking. BEAUFORE'S BARBER STONE HOME - 3 bedroom, completely remodeled, SHOP, 1002 1/2 State. Open carpeted, hot water heat, about 8 acres land, near- Tues. thru Sat. also Wed. & GENE'S IGA FOODLINER, REAL ESTATE Cedar Lake onVickerywlle Rd. Good Terms.* -. * Fri. evenings. Elsie 9-6 Mon. Tues. Wed. AUCTIONEER * SafT9-. 9 Trmrs. & Fri. 862- USED EQUIPMENT*^*- ;*&» *;S^PrV.W^Ife}Hdpids.682-4487 or[f* ;^D ^220. BURTON ABSTRACT AND Lansing 372-5740 ' r Urv* CLEANERS TITLE CO. Abstiact and John Deere 45 combine with pickup and bean equip­ Title Services, 119 N. Clin­ ment 5611 Wacousta Rd., Maple Rapids, Mi. AL GALLOWAY, AUC­ ANTES DRY CLEANERS, ton. Ph. 224-3294. TIONEER Used Farm pickup and delivery. 103 W. GIFTS John Deere 55 combine with pickup and bean equip­ Machinery & Parts. St. Walker, phone 224-4529. ment Johns, 224-4713. John Deere $40 loader for an MT or 40 or 420 tractor. THE TREASURE CHEST, FARM end INDUSTRIAL

—'*• -—,i--r. *i *— • , k *•,•-.«? -.-.*> '} -'- S. „*Vr„ •"rjr*/'ir^»v#'* **- £-^Aii1 ) ., •»»«•*"• ** *-' 1 *> *-'-' U : ", •; -:>. ;.**;; t .*>• .i*v CLINTON COUNTY. NEWS/St. .JohnvMichigan 14A AprilM8f 1973 HAMPSHIRE purebred Boar- FOR SALE: .1966 Comet 6 . STANDING AT ST.UD: «Fer- JOLLY-Nbw that I'm home ,and Gilt Weanlings to 6 cyl, automatic, 38,000 miles rii Anaz" no* 46613, Dark i,would like to thank friends months old. 2 Purebred ^Bhone Chapin 661-2404 gray Arab. Also, purebred relatives and .neighbors for Nubian Buck kids* tame trip­ "i . 49-3p and;part bred for sale. the many visits, flowers and les out of high producing Call'6^2-4454.."-^ 49-3p-tc cards, sent to me, also Pas-, Doe* 7 3/4 milcis. west. FOR SALE: 1972 Gremlin X tor Wayne Cassman for his Of DeWitt. 9800 Hdwe Rd. 17,000 miles, excellent con­ many calls. t God bless all .50-3 SERVICE RENDERED --- dition, .good gas. mileage. STUl? SERVICE: $50.00 will of you, Anna Jolly. 51-lp 224-4124. , 49-3p* assure you ot the foal you FOR SALE: Hamp-York dreamed ' pf, .registered JOHNSON - thanks to the boar approximately 225 lbs. "Morgan stallion. 48,5-6,920. Drs. and hospital staff for C *R. Platte 587-3501. 2 , FOR SALE:. '64 Chevy in " , - ' 49-4p-tc the wonderful, care I had l miles = 'south. 1/2 west of good shape, will trade for while there; also a special Westphalia, - 49-3p bike. 834-5005. 51-3(p' thanks to my relatives, LAWN/NEED'-. FERTILI­ friends and neighbors for the ZING? . I will furnish fer-^ LARGE inventory of Blazer, gifts, visits, cards andpray- FOR SALE: Hamp-Duroc- tiltzer and apply 50 lbs. of ers. All was appceclated I i York 3 way xross, 200 lb. Jimmy and Bronco acces- ories now in stock. Tires very much, Mardell John­ boars. Jim Pung. St. Johns •16-8-8 @ $3,50 perbag. Will son.- 51-lp Rt 4, 7 miles south, of and wheels for all 4-wheel cover approximately 7,000 Fowler and 1 mile east on vehicles; -Yoder's Sales & Sq. ft. Offer good in West­ Pratt Rd. " ' 49-3p Service,-8193 Alward Rd,, phalia area only. Contact PATTERSON.- I wish to two miles west of Laings- Randy Thelen at 587-4391. thank the Triple A Ambu­ burg. Phone 651-6037. 50-tf 50-3 lance service, the St. Johns Farm Police^ Dept., Dr. Russell, - _ ... - -, -(- - - - — Produce and ;all the others that helped SPRING FEEDER CATTLE, .me. on .the day of my, ac--' FOR SALE: Hayandstraw.'' * ITEMS TO SALVES Saturday April 21 cidentv J.ri: would also like 669-9874. t, ; '50-3 t and Saturday May 12 at .to-; thank the St. Lawrence*, ;the CLARE-LIVESTOCK hospital's nurses &• nurses' FOR SALE: Corsoy Soy­ AUOTION. t: 48-4p-tc DAY, WEEK, MONTH or aidesj t>r. Harris, Kozak and.' beans! year from certi­ LONG TERM LEASE Habra, and most of all I fied. 90% germination, Re- RUMMAGE SALE: 308 E.. would like to thank all the clean and ready to sow. CAINS, Inc. :State St.', Apt. 2, Wednes­ visitors that, came to see Phone 587-4101. 50-3 me and the people that sent BUICK-PONTIAC day through Saturday morn­ ing. 51-lp the cards•, Kim Patterson. ' OPEL-G.MC FOR SALE: Soybeans. Te- '•-.,. 30-Ip weles- Hi bean No. 55, Ger- 2 blocks west/2 blocks north "T973 VACUUM CLEANER - matlon tested 95%. Steve Phone 224-3231 St. Johns 5 AVAILABLE-$24.50 Simmon 593-3312. 49-3p 2-tf Brand New Sweeper. Paint In Memoriam damage in shipment. Excel­ FOR SALE: Soybeans, Cor- FOR BALE: 1968 Ford 2- door hardtop, 1969 Dodge 2- lent working.condition. In­ soy, one year from certi­ In memory, of our beloved Receiving personally inscribed color portraits of President Richard M. Nixon were these proud recipients during door hardtop. Very good cludes all cleaning tools plus fied. State tested 587-6678. wife,' mother and* grand­ Friday night's Lincoln Appreciation Dinner at St Johns High School. Presenting the awards for meritorious service to condition. Arthur Kelley, rug shampoben Cash price 49-3p mother, Pauline "M. Martin, the Republican Party during the past presidential campaign to: (l.r.) Esther Hendershot; Jane Idzkoivski, Sandy Jr., 1774 S. Shepardsville $24.50. Cash, Call Bath col­ who passed away 1 year Sousley, Annette Todosciuk, Leon Irrer, Lance Parmalee and Greg Schmaltz was County Chairman James Pal miter. -Rd., Ovid.' , 50^3 lect 641-4333, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Electro Grand. 51-1 ago April 22nd, _ J.im Light who also won the award was unable to attend. * FOR.SALE: Yearfromcert­ In tears we watched you ified Corsoy and SRF 150 sinking, soybeans,-State tested low FOR SALE: 1972 Yamaha FOWLER RESIDENTS: Take . We saw you fade away, f moisture. 4 miles south motorcycle, road model LS2 ' O! ' T~,V:: •;; Pjyour ads to Finkbein-sv's |Our hearts were almost bror 1/2 mile west of Fowler. -Excellent condition. Call ""Pharmacy for fast, conven­ ken, Phone 587-6721,. 49-3p-tc 224-3023. ' 44-tf ient service! 50-dhtf You fought so hard to stay. But when we saw you sleep­ St. 1964 DODGE station wagon, FOR SALE: Potatoes FOR SALE: Parts for all ing, must sell. Lots of good cheap ••Johns onion farm. 2 3/4 electric-- shavers. Levey's So peaceful, free from pain, Wles north on U.S.,27. transportation. Call 3 1* Jewelry, Elsie. . 1-tf '•1301. Ask for D, Shinabery. We could not wish you back 43-tf-tc 5I-3p to suffer that again. ______^ We know God had a special FOR SALE: Hay and straw, place FOR SALE: Chevrolet 1972 Card of Thanks Alban Arens, 1 1/2 miles In his kingdom up above, Vega Hatchback 2 door auto­ north of Westphalia, 587- And we will be able;to join* matic, bucket seats, radio, 6765. ' ;51-3pi FLOWERS wish to thank my 19,000 miles. 517-463-2735. you, relatives, friends and neigh­ 51-lp Through his mercy and his FOR SALE: Corsoy soy­ bors for the flowers, cards, love. beans, one year from cer­ letters, gifts and visits while tified. 90% germination. Re- Notice in the hospital and since I Sadly missed by her family. 'cleaned and ready to sow. returned home; Also Pastor 51-lp Phone 587-4101. 51-3p Koeppen for his calls, The FRANCIS AVIATION, INQ> Ladies Guild and LWML for Travel the safe way with He heeds your help FOR SALE: 400 bales of their visits and gifts; also our charter service or learn Dr. Kruger, Dr. Mercer and wheat straw, 224-3608. to fly with us. Vets approved. 49-3p staff at General. Hospital for Capitol City Airport - Phi their wonderful care. Norma ,484-1324. 23-tf, Flower, Laingsburg,-Michi.,: -H^;,;V,.V; ^~^H51-fe. ( r Automotive f6 SETTLE ESTATE OF WILLIAM GOODMAN: 8 FOR SALE: GMC V-8 2 room house and 2 car ga­ RACE-I wish to thank Dr. 1/2 ton-truck, 18 foor van rage'. Lot I block 8 village Stephenson and Dr. Russell, body. Good tires, runs good of Westphalia. William Huf- nurses and nurses aides for $875. Financing available. nagel, administrator. Fow­ the wonderful care I re­ 1112 ' N.Meridian Rd., Ovid ler, 593-3621* 48-3p ceived while being in Clin­ 834-5242. 49-3p-tc ton Memorial Hospital. To •Rev. Barz, for his calls, GARAGE SALE sponsored friends for their visits and 1970 CHEVROLET Impala-V by the St. Johns Methodist cards and prayers and to 4 door hardtop, Ml power, Church, April 25, 26, and the Theuerkaufs, Mayers, v-8 engine, extra rims and 27 at Marie Ford's - cor­ O'Connors, Flaks,Jastrams snow tires, 38,000 miles, ner of Livingston Rd, and and especially thanks to one owner, excellent con­ N. DeWltt Rd. • 9:00 a.m. those who sent Birtfiday dition. $1,650. Call 834-.' -Everything from antiques to wishes. Again thanks to all. Give to Easter Seals 5998. 51-lpf zippers. 5i_3p Leonard Race. 51-lp March 1 -April 22 DeWitt Council THE LinLE RED SHOE HOUSES to study budget

DEWITT -- A meeting of approve raising the price of the DeWitt City Council will "garbage bags to $2.50 for 10. are now Open in Alma & be held Thursday night to The increased price is due to review the tentative 1973-74^ a price ..increase from the 1250 E. SUPERIOR ST., ALMA TWO SHOE HOUSES 120 E. CENTER ST., ITHACA fiscal budget presented at company which supplies the their Monday night meeting. bags to the city.. " • FREE PARKING TWICE THE BARGAINS! • FREE PARKING* The general fund budget » The price is to be effective calls for' a balanced ex­ May 1. The city plans to WISE BUYING MEANS MORE MONEY IN YOUR POCKET penditure and revenue figure investigate other sources or PLEASE LET US HAVE THE PLEASURE OF SERVING YOU of $197,840. procedures of bagging refuse In their Monday night in the meantime. • MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:00 - 5:30 meeting the council officially .- Bags' are available at hired Capital Consultants to Dalman Hardware or FRIDAY 9:00-9:00 draw up plans for a-city Ballard Home Center, for­ street, curb and drain merly DeWitt Lumber project in the downtown area Company. TENNIS SHOES WOMEN'S and hired- Miller-Canfield- The city also approved the Paddqck' and Stone as, reserving of 32 "ornamental bonding attorneys. trees which will be planted in STACKED (See the'April-2 Clinton the. downtown area. Council Into County News for a detailed ' members..indicated 'cost of $700 report of the proposed J the trees, $38 apiece* is. hoped beWitt,-'*City' Street tovbe' supplemented-'by •'.•' #.-',•>. Program).' private' and organization ^Spring In other action.ithe council 'donations." .'•*,.*••' MEN'S from $250 , GjRLS8iBOYS i Witji Easter BQY'Sfrpm 2 er VFWlneefs Shoes For SANDA& ||5d : WOMEN'S from *2°° .:, ROLLER r Kmeeting of judged* and prizes will ,be" The Entire the Ladies Auxiliary, to VFW awarded byjine Auxiliary to •INFANTS from $175 Post //3733, Fowler, was held the, posters judged best in FAMOUS BRANDS Wednesday; March' 28. 7. '• each class,". The winning ^F^iiiily Special guests ' at; the poster*will'be forwarded for Don't Pass These Up! MEN'S FOOTWEAR '' meeting, .included'* Phyllis PepaiHmerit of Michigan Gobssen, v 9th "r District judging? _r<- - , .•".' »• ' president, vyho performed v Agnes- Kox} Betty Jan- WORK SHOES & BOOTS IF YOU DON'T F1IN1D THE SHOE YOU'RE LOOKING^ DRESS &MSUAL T FOR, PLEASE ASK AT THE SERVICE COUNTER. . the, annual inspectfon' of'the, dernoaV&n4* Gerry Wibber For Dad and Lad were elected * to serve,, as ;.Valuesto $40.00 > Auxiliary,•;'' Rosella' Robert­ Starting At son, president" of Auxiliary delegates 1 to . district » .«..-„ rir,p.«» Values to »i735 Pe.rririton. and "Betty 'meetings >for ,the coming MEN'S LEATHER {S^OC LADIES DRESS , $14.00 Troubt ^conductress of yearr Eunice* Wifth, Doris do $ANDALS•',;* J^3 Auxiliary//1735.". - - v Klein and Winnie McKedn $C00 -. •: -i|ilMoo •'.'• Several- posters depicting . will serve'-a| alternates, -fc. 2 SANDALS : While they Last the theipe"What the. flag.. The next meeting ,will be 6 r'••>.';'-.'frpm_ >means to )Tie' and made by held' Wedhesday;-April 25. J> : t i LADies •. ' ,'"-;^^'."' , students lti 1he. 4th, 5th and ' Mary K. Sifiltharid Barbara $A00 FASHION $1oO \6th grades at St. Mary's Steinke will*, furnish 'the CASUAL SHOES ;; schbortjn Westphalia, w(ere * lunch, Ellajne Halfmann and BOOTS *,^on display.-^, > * . . \ • . Marge Kramer v^ilf be 'in •:*' Thesej>osters"WlirS6oh'b'e charge of; eriterta inment; -" 14 ,' 1i:

--?-,-; , v • •: :,-r 'i X.;i- - + -iv:it*.'.« >'• April 18,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 15A Clinton obituaries Fowler baseball -1 St Johns, April 13 following a stroke suffered last week. months. The Rev David Wiifiam Esch Litchfield officiated, with team sets Born March 27, 1885 in intermentat Ford Cemetery. ST" JOHNS -- William Czechoslovakia, she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Masonic service was held Esch, 84, a lifelong resident April 9. try-outs of St Johns, passed away Joseph (Mary) Holubik. She April 4 at Clinton Memorial emigrated to the United Hospital following a lengthy States in 1912, and had lived Born in Massena, NY, Feb FOWLER - County residents interested in playing at her County Line Rd ad­ 8, 1900, he was the son of baseball with the Fowler entry in the Tri-County Baseball illness. dress for the past 60 years. Mr Esch, who resided at William and Mary a Curtis. League may try out April 29,1 pm, at the Fowler Athletic 111 Lewis St, was born to She married Rudolf Tethal He spent 25 years in the Theodore Esch and the in Bannister on Oct 23,1913, Army Air Corps and lived in Coach will be Clare A. Snyder. For further information, former Ida Newman on Jan and was a, member of the Elsie for 27 years', following he canbe contacted at 593-2644 or SteveSpicer at 593-3109. 30, 1888 in St Johns. He Bannister ZCBJ Lodge. his retirement. ) qther teams in the leagueare Portland, Pewamo, Ionia, married Etta Bowen Sept 23, Surviving are her Lowell, Belding, Vermontville, Lakeview, Sidney, husband, Rudolf; , a Shendar. Middleton and Hubbardston. 1909 who preceded him in daughter, Alice Blunt, Elsie; He was a member of Elsie • The 1st game will be May 20 with Fowler going against , death in 1965. a.son, Myron of Elsie; 4 Masonic Lodge 238 and was a Portland. °^ t ' Employed as a wholesale grandchildren; 6 great life member of the Elsie grocer, he was a member of grandchildren; and 2 sisters, American Legion. He served the IOOF for more than 50 Katherine. and Antonia in in the South Pacific during years. Czechoslovakia. 1 grandson World War II. On July 24, O-E track team Funeral services were preceded her in death. 1929 he married the former conducted at the Osgood Mabel Cook in Bowling Funeral Home April 9, with Green, Ohio. wins triangle meet the Rev Justin Shepard and ' Ann Marie the Rev Gary Hawes of­ Seven 1st places led the ficiating. A special Odd­ Sfefanek Surviving are his wife, a time of 55:8.5 in the 440 Mabel, and a sister, 'Mrs Ovid-Elsie track team to 77- yard dash, Ted Geiger with a fellow service was held April 1/2 points and a victory over 8, Burial was at Mt Rest Clarence Dunn of Massena, Members of the St Johns High School varsity volleyball team are (front, from left) 23.2 performance in the low NY. A brother and a sister Becki (Jonley, Theresa Huard, Lynne Grost, Lee Morrlss, Gina Mazzollni, coach Beth Durand (74-1/2) and Port­ hurdles, the mile relay team Cemetery. land St Pats (4) last week. Survivors include 1 BANNISTER ~ Funeral preceded him in death. Schrauben, Maria Signs, Kim Thrun and'Beth Zuker. The varsity will play their last witha time of 3:50.3 and pole services for 6 week-old Ann Placing 1st for Ovid-Elsie vaulter Dave Maag who daughter, Mrs Ronald D match Thursday against Lakewood in St Johns. was Charles Thelen with a Ackles, Sr, Port Huron; 5 Marie Stefanek, daughter of came in on top with a 10-foot John and Regina Stefanek of Sarah Ross 45'8" effort in the shot put; leap. ' grandchildren and 18 great­ the 880 relay team with a grandchildren. A son, Bannister, were held at St Cyril Catholic Church April ELSIE ~ Mrs Sarah Ross, time bf 1:40, Ted Geiger with yThe next O-E track Wilfred, died in October of 90, WBrady Rd,died April 14 a 16.8 effort in the high 1972. 13, with the Rev Fr Thomas meeting is Wednesday with Kowalczyk officiating. at Flint Osteopathic Hospital hurdles, Jim Lawrence with Chesaning. Burial was at Ford after an illness of several Laura Main Cemetery. Vigil prayers months. were said April 12 at Carter Funeral services were Marauders down Funeral Home. held April 10 at Carter OVlD -- Laura Etta Main, She was born Feb 26, 1973 Funeral Home in Elsie. The 81,1405 N Meridian Rd, died at Owosso Memorial Rev Chester Baker of­ DeWitt 7-1 April 14 at Memorial Hospital, and died at the ficiated, with burial in Ford Hospital in Owosso. University of Michigan Cemetery. ELSIE ~- Tom Kirinovic Leslie pitched 2 innings, ' Services were held at the Hospital in Ann Arbor. blasted a home and double to allowing 2 hits and no runs. Houghton Chapel of Osgood Survivors, in addition to drive in 3 runs to pace the Mark Hudecek tossed the Funeral Home in Ovid April her parents, include a sister, Mrs Ross was born" in Ovid-Els'ie Marauder final inning of the game, 16, with interment at Maple Janet; 1 brother, John; and Indiana Feb 2, ' 1883, the baseball squad to a 7rl giving up 1 run on 2 hits. Grove Cemetery. The Rev her grandmother, Janet daughter of Joseph and victory over DeWitt Thurs­ Picking up2moreRBIs for Earl Copelin officiated. Fowler of Newfoundland, Louisa Harness. She resided day. Ovid-Elsie was Jack Born in Ovid Feb 28, 1892, Canada. for the past 45 years in Bashore with a single and she was the daughter of- Chapin Twp, and was a Pat Terrell started on the Russ Shivery with a double. Charles and Lydia Hains, former employee of Owosso mound for the Marauders Also hitting safely for the and resided in Ovid all her Clark Curtis Manufacturing Corp. She and picked up the victory. He Marauders were Rick life. She married Andrew L. married John Ross Oct 19, was relieved in the 5th by Staples with a double and 'Main in Wauseon, Ohio, Oct 1904. Robin Leslie after allowing Dan Egbert and Tim Bolton only 2 hits and no runs. with a single apiece. v2, 1937. ELSIE - Services were She was a member of the held April 10 for Clark Survivors include a VFW Auxiliary of World War Curtis, 73, 232 S Front St, at daughter, Mrs Frank I and the Jolly Birthday the Carter Funeral Home, Demjin, Elsie; 4 grand­ Club. who died at Saginaw children;, 7 great grand­ No smoking Survivors include her Veteran's Hospital children; 1 sister, Eva husband, Andrew; 3 following an illness of 3 Chittum of Redkey, Ind. daughters, Mrs Alberta Serr, Vernon; Mrs Helen Applebee , of Lansing; and Mrs Lyola at Bath Dunkel, St Johns; 11 grand­ children; 19 great grand­ children; 1 great great Area Members of the St'Johns junior varsity volleyball team are (front from left) Leisa grandchild; and a brother, Bissell, Julie Harris, Deb Harrah, Donna Harrah, Karen Koenigsknecht, Denise meetings Charles . Haines of Makara, Renee Makara, Sue Schneeberger- and coach Beth Schrauben. The junior , Kalamazoo. varsity has a 5-0 conference record with a non-league game against Lakewood Thursday. f BATH-It's tough luck for Eisfoger a letter of^ffc* WaJdd, bowling those used to 'lighting up' at preclabon for his time spent' Bath Township Board on the commission. Schwanbeck meetings in the future. The board passed a no-smoking Supervisor Van Sickle TAVARES, FLA ~ Waldo ordinance, at the request of a suggested that he be R. Schwanbeck, 79, 79 Sin­ NITE OWLS member *of the audience, replaced by ilack Wiswasser. clair Ave, uied April 10. A W L COFFEE CUP Monday night, which will be The board voted that he be former resident of Elsie, he Hillside Bty Shop 34 18 W in effect until an adequate appointed to the com­ lived in Tavares for the past FC Mason Co 29-1/2 22-1/2 JaysServ 36 ventillation system can be mission. 5 years. Wheel Inn 29 23 Daleys i 33 adopted at the Township Hall Born in New Baltimore, Gen Tel 29 23 Gen Tire 33 meeting room. THE BATH ROAD Mich, he was a retired Co-op 28 24 Mission Imp o 32 The motion made by board Committee presented a Nurseryman. He was a' Hobby Lobby 27 25 Clinton Crop 29 member Richard Bargdon priority list of roads to be member of the Lutheran CurleyQ 26 26 Roadrunners 26-1/2 25-1/2 and vigorously supported by fixed which was accepted by Church) and the Mount Dora Moore's 25 27 TasteeFreez 25-1/2 26-1/2 clerk June Burnett, was the board. The total Shuffleboard Club. Kurt's 23-1/2 28-1/2 Jim's Radio 23 29 opposed only by Thomas estimated cost would come Fune'ral services were Rivard's 23 29 Houghton's 22 Woodruff, who said he likes to $15,060. The board decided held April 12 at the Reh- Drake's 20 32 Snack Bar » 21 to smoke during meetings. to proceed immediately, and , baum-Harden Chapel, with Cain's 18 34 OverwayAg 16 Supervisor Roy VanSickle cover as much of the list as the Rev Rupert N. Caviness, Ind High Game, Lela Clark Chaparral 15 suggested that the board possible, beginning with '* Jr, officiating. Interment 193; Ind High Series, Lela Ind High Game, J. Payne investigate the possibility ot repairs on Peacock Rd. I was at Pine Forest Clark 522; Team High Game, 213, R. Sanford 201; Ind High installinga fan so everybody Cemetery, Mount Dora. Kurt's 855; Team High Series, J. Payne 517, S. can be satisfied. Series, Hobby Lobby 2380. Mudget 517; Team High The resignation of Bath A member of the com­ He is survived by his wife, mittee said they decided the Majell. HONOR ROLL — Betty Game, Snack Bar 853; Team Township Planning Com­ Martin 513. ' High Series, Daleys 2472. mission chairman Edward roads could be divided into 3 SPLIT CONVERSION — 3- Eisinger was accepted. In a categories -- impassable, CONVERSIONS — Lucille passable and should be fixed. Davis 4-5-7; Helen Wakefield 10, M. Mursolf, D. Ritz, D. letter to the board, Eisinger Anna Tethal 5-10; Karin Bargar'5-6-10; Seidel, M. Mikulka; 2-7, E. expressed his dissatisfaction In other business, the voted to put the revenue Mary Hiller 4-5-7; Rosemary Harvey, J. Payne, M. Freshman St Johns volleyball team members are (front, from left) Marcia Allen, with the commission's Sandford 3-10; Lela Clark 4- Mikulka; M. Snyder, J. progress, and said they have sharing money, totalling BANNISTER - Funeral Dush; 5*6, F. Burgess; 2-7-8, Robin Bearndt; Linda Eisler, Rita Horman, Rhonda Houska* Annette Irish, Margaret "wandered rather aimlessly $4596, into a time certificate. 6-7-9-10; Marie Conley 3-6-7- Riley, Sharon Rosekrans, Brenda Terpening, Betsy Wirick, Marie Woodbury and coach services for Mrs Anna 8; Jean Heathman 2-7; Betty J. Smalldon; £-10; M. for several months now." The annual audit was Tethal, 78, Gratiot County Martin 5-10; RenaeLarsen2- Mikulka. Debbie Horman. Their last match is against Lakewood Thursday night in St Johns. The board voted to send unanimously accepted. Line Rd, Bannister, were 7. * held April 15 at Carter > ,. Funeral Home, Elsie, with SHIRTS & SKIRTS the Rev David Litchfield W L officiating. Burial was at Dunkel Plb&Htg 42 22 Fdrd Cemetery. Kelly Tires 41-1/2 22-1/2 Mrs Tethal passed away at Coldstream 39-1/2 24-1/2 Clinton Memorial Hospital, Central Nat Bank 37-1/2 26-1/2 Guys Sunoco Serv 36-1/2 26-1/2 Details TheP'B's 36-1/2 27-1/2 h Slop Shots 30 34 Lucky Wonders 30 34 Ralyke Farms \ 25 39 Dry Dock'D Lounge , 23-1/2 40-1/2 Details Mai-Tai 22-1/2 41-1/2 Dear friends. Patterson & Sons 20-1/2 39-1/2 It deserves emphasis that Ind High Game, Marsha i* the time, the place, the char­ Snyder 198, Joe Greer 210, acter of the funeral service, Rollin Dunkel 210; Ind High the merchandise used, the Series, Marsha Snyder 349, cemetery selected - these are Details Rick Snyder 566; Team High decisions of the family of the Members of the 1973 Ovid-Elsie Marauder baseball team are (front, from left) Stan Hibbler, Rob deceased. The funeral ^direc­ Game, Kelly Tires 761; tor acts only as a representa­ Team High Series, Kelly Leslie, Dave Witt, Dan Duffleld, Mark Hudecek, Rod'Leslie, Jack Bashore, Tim Quinn, Russ Shirely, tive of the family. Tires 2113. Randy Pollard,Jim Egbert (bat boy), (rear, from left) Jack Nutter (coach), Greg Martin, Rick The clergyman should be Staples, Greg Kellogg, Dan Egbert, Pat Terrill, Tim Bolton, Tim Glowney, Tom Kirinovic and Dave consulted In matters that con­ / Baker (manager). _ / • The details involved in helping sad­ cern him before any decisions dened families are almost limitless — are made. Olds promotes Theron Richards and so is our service. General Motors retirement Respectfully, LANSING - Theron J. program after 44 years % of Richards has been promoted Oldsmobile employment.* INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! to superintendent of Olds- Richards joined the mobile's die room and die division as an apprentice die . *. HOME-FARM tryout operation, it was #v ^/M-^ announced by Robert J. maker on March, 1, 1949. He OSGOOD Cook, divisional general _ served as a journeyman die K»* BUSINESS , * mtmbir of manufacturing manager. maker and a journeyman die FUNERAL HOMES : - tryout man and in 1960 was ^America Group He is married, has 2 promoted to a foreman in the WiA«T0 : CSGOODO^GOERGE^ children and lives at 2181 y die tryoiit operation. From ST. JOHNS FOWlER Kinley Road, St Johns. 1966 until his current ^ LANTERMAN INSURANCE Richards succeeds Oibe A. MAPLE RAPIDS OVID fioag Funeral fiome promotion, Richards was a 200 \V. State, St. Johns, PHONE 224-7614 BRUCE UNTERMAN ABBOTTS HOUGHTOnO^ ). Rounds, who, is retiring general foreman in the die ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN under provisions of, the tryout area. A"! \

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' DEWITT- The students of the DeWitt High School High School Band, also •DeWitt High School Chorus, directed by Robert under the direction of Robert presented their 3rd Annual Masacek; and the DeWitt Masacek. Fine Arts Festival April 12, with a large crowd of area, residents attending. Nails break windows Representatives and teachers from the art, in­ ST JOHNS -- The Clinton of the home report a nail dustrial art, English, drama County Sheriff's Dept is broke their front window and music departments were* investigating 2 separate sometime during the night, on hand to- display tljeir< incidences of windows being causing $150 damage. works, l broken by sharply propelled Another similar incident Students of Sonja Cornell, nails. occurred April 7 at the art teacher, presented a Maybel In gals residence at display of their handiwork in April 8 incident occurred 6283 W Howe Rd, DeWitt in conjunction with various at 520 N Forrest Rd. Owners Watertown Township. technique demonstrations. Nine named Industrial arts also had a demonstration by students of "to "Ferris Raymond Unger and Lynn LaBrecque. ' Students of Thomas honors list Mauro, Barbara Schneider, Penny George arid Phylis BIG RAPIDS -- Ferris Curtis displayed examples of State College has honored creative writingj'and Joanne 1,217 students for scholastic Johnson prepared a display excellence during the winter of books' in the Instructional quarter by naming them to Media Center. the Academic Honors List, Scenes from "The Miracle Dr James V. Farrell, vice Worker," "The Four president for academic Poster," and Act I of "Angel •affairs, has announced. of Death" were presented by To be named to the Drama students of Thomas Academic Honors List a Mauro and Barbara student must earn at least a ' Schneider. 3.25 average on a 4.0 basis Music and dance concerts and carry a full academic were presented to close the toad. A full load is defined as evening by the Modern I4h quarter hours of credit. Dance Ensemble under the ' Students named to the list Tammy Korte, a student at DeWitt High School, shows Steve Ruble the proper way to silkscreen prints. Miss Korte direction of Debbie Boyd; from this area include: was one of the participants at DeWitt High School's.Fine Arts Festival held April 12. Randall J. Davis and Kathy L. Davis of DeWitt; John T.' Dove, Eureka; Kenneth L. Schmitt, Fowler; Terri L. ( Bunce, Gary A. Curtis, Chris Head Start program M. Kramer, Edward C. Rasdale and Janie L. to be extended Thrush, St Johns.

CLINTON COUNTY -- Start, as well as Neigh­ The Regional Office of O-E students ^Summer Head Start borhood Youth Corps, Child Development has 'programs which have been Operation Mainstream and strongly recommended this win debate operating in Clinton, other human resource program because evidence Ingham, Eaton and programs in each county. on a national basis indicates The Head Start component that the benefits to the child ten thou awards Shiawassee counties will b'e converted to full year will begin this fall. Location of a 10 week summer of the Centers has not yet program are not as effective Four* Ovid-Elsie High programs, according to been determined. Charles Haskell, acting or long-lasting as those for School students have been director of the Capitol Area • Approximately 60-80 an 8 month program. awarded Certificates of Economic Opportunity children will be served in Whether the programs will Merit by the Detroit Free Committee (CAEOC). each Center. During the be administered by the In­ for 7 years Press for' having school year they will receive termediate School' District distinguished themselves as Effective this year, there complete academic, social, as in the past, or directly by • outstanding debaters. will be no summer Head nutritional and CAEOC has not been The students' are James Start in these areas. The psychological services. Each determined. Rees, Kim Althouse, Anna decision to extend the county will hdye a policy will help R6of;gndDianb,KiftU;: , , ^program was made April 9 Council consisting,of. > a CAEO£ha_s_fHed a request The stiit^flts participated ^by-the-CAEOC Board'of majority of current parents. for $58;2lspots. For many years now she Noon to 3 p.m, has worked tirelessly behind the scenes in the local .April 20, fight against cancer and patients and visitors alike Good Friday know well of her volunteer efforts at Clinton Memorial mm Hospital. Her willingness to assist is supported by a most cheerful attitude and those with whom she works can not help but be inspired by her approach to any *t*rSYM\rr. task. We are pleased to honor Mrs Opal Barnes as our citizen of the week. USE YOUR SSSSSm •***•«""•' CLINTON NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CO. I ' RfMEMBCR > WE WANT AND APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS CLINTON NATIONAL Serving The Clinton Area From 11 Locations ST. JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE Member FDIC BANK & TRUST CO. & TIRE CENTER >? %^mt&&*X&&&&$8i 2B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 18,1973 Clinton County News Back Through A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS

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From the Clinton with Jim Edwards V County News files ..* * of 1971, (962,1947 THOUGHTS THROUGH A TYPEWRITER Shepherd nominated 1 of the "Top 10 speed ...LET ME RE-PHRASE THAT DEPT - traps in the state." Concerned over apathy Judge Del Rio, as newly re-elected gover­ ***** ONE YEAR AGO by the Pewamo Westphalia nor, I'd like to thank you for raising cam­ ...And speed is a wise thing to watch on US- A recent story and pictures ran in the County News > -APRIL 19,1972 board of education tor the paign funds and if there's anything I can 27. A new radar system being used by the Clinton County officials 1963-64 school year. ever do to repay you..." State Police can clock a car going, coming, regarding the unsafe conditions at Bath's Couzens School An effort to explain _the upside down etc so best stick to the speed have prepared a tentative ...What was that again Ernie? Ernie Har­ Building. When we asked Superintendent Roger Carlson if budget asking 9.5 mills of the somewhat confusing Federal limit. price support program for well, Detroit Tiger announcer, informed ***** he had received any response to the story, he replied that total 15 mills to be split baseball fans Tuesday, "Many of today's among county, schools and the 1964 wheat crop will be ...Withallthe hullabaloo and publicity,given not a.single inquiry had been made about the school's townships. made by county extension games are night games." it, I find it strange that people pay exor­ office personnel in 3 ***** bitant ticket prices to see "Deep Throat" condition. Clinton Memorial meetings in the cpunty next 1 Hospital's board of directors ...Speaking of baseball, I, still kind of miss and then insist they're furious that type of The same apathy has greeted Carlson's previous in week. Dizzy Dean and Pee Wee Reese on Saturday film is allowed to be shown. last week unanimously •William C Robertson, of * * * * '* vitations to view conditions at the school! approved the appointment of afternoons'. Just once I'd like to hear Har­ Greenville, manager of the well shout, "He slid into 3d base." ...If the country goes to the metric system Carlson reports that the split school days are working out Paul E McNamara as St Johns plant of the what w'ill become of phrases such as, "Give better than expected due to cooperation of teachers and hospital administrator. Federal-Mogul Division" him an inch and he'll take a mile,"..."A 98- students, but certainly this must impose undue hardship on As of Tuesday, Apr 11, the from 1953-1958, has been ...With the prices of gasoline these days, it's yard touchdown run,"..."A miss is as near St John's Youth Center appointed manufacturing difficult to say "It's enough to drive you to as a mile." many students and their families. And, Bath High School known as "Our House" was manager of the division. He drink." -<***** officially closed by members will leave his management ...Isn't it about time for another "best was overcrowded before it had to double as a junior and responsibilities at the ***** of the board of directors at ...PUNS ARE FUN: A successful executive seller" to hit the newstands? The country senior high school. the request of a majority of Greenville plant July 1 to hasn't been swept up in a book since "The take over the newly-created gave up his job and bought a wrecker. When We recommend that every parent affected by the closing the membership. asked why he gave up a career to buy a Godfather." Of course, there was position. "Johnathon Livingston Seagull," but he of the Couzens Building contact Carlson at the High School Michigan State Police wrecker, he replied, "With the muddy roads Troopers have taken a in this area, there's no business like tow never really got off the ground. office, and arrange to tour the building. Carlson said he is 25 YEARS AGO business." ***** strong stand against the APRIL IS, 1948 willing to open the building for any parents who wish to see lowering of requirements to ...It finally happened. After many years in William E Kissane, the newspaper business, I walked into a it. qualify for young men for the veteran Bingham township trooper service, it was an­ ...It's just a rumor, but recent chatter told of drug store and asked to have a "sub­ While we realize school building programs mean in­ supervisor, was the move to have a community south of scription" filled. creased taxes, it seems to us that it is impossible to put a nounced Wednesday by the unanimous choice of his ^Michigan State Police colleagues for the chair­ price tag on the safety of school children. Troopers Association. manship of the Clinton "If It Fitz . . . - Whether the old building is repaired or a new one built, County board of supervisors the money will have to come from Bath residents. We Several area citizens, when they met for their concerned with the rising annual April session here believe a firsthand look at the Couzens Building is abuse of drugs and alcohol, this week. necessary to making an intelligent decision on the matter. have helped to form a new With Clinton County's road "The Young Storefront Reporters" organization called Clinton commission nearly $200,000 — LJK County Common Ground. short of funds necessary to maintain county roads Small towns are alive and well during the coming year, the TEN YEARS AGO Editor, Lapeer County Press APRIL 18,1963 county's board of super­ With all the talk of the crushing urban problems that face Clinton County's winter visors Tuesday wired to ir By Jim Fitzgerald our nation these days, one tends to think of the USA as a wheat crop is in bad shape, Governor Sigler asking that according to George R he "place the question of series of vast "ungovernable" cities, with most of us living McQueen, county additional gas and weight And then I wrote . . . freedom to do their thing. And besides, this over the roar of subways and in the shadow of ,clanging agriculture extension agent. tax before the elected TV is full of shows about lawyers who way they do all the work." representatives of the people work for free and doctors who make house elevateds. "Taint so," for even ttofigh our big cities have An ambitious program of at the present special I will play the part of th wise old editor. bridge improvement, calling calls to neighboring countries on Hondas A typical plot might concern this young grown and may be nearly unmanageable, most Americans legislative session." after midnight. But whatever happened to for rebuilding of 6 bridges at In an effort to provide girl who comes into the newspaper office to live in urban places that are really quite small. Consider a total estimated cost of the brash reporter with the flask of gold who buy a year's subscription. But it costs $5 and more nursing care in Clinton used to save the world while wearing a hat these figures on where we live put together by "Nation s $151,000 js well underway in County, community she has only $3. Clinton County. And plans with the brim turned up? This is a young person with a problem! Cities." organizations are joining The newspaper profession is obviously are in the hamper for this week in a campaign to Indian, Negro and Wild Card leap to her rebuilding 3 more Clinton being ignored by TV producers. Something assistance. They really do leap, right over recruit interested women, should be done about it and 1 am just the 9.8% Live in five cities of 1,000,000 plus. County bridges in fiscal 1964 from 18 to 50 years old, for a the subscription counter, knocking their at a cost of $150,000. clown to do it. wise, kindly editor flat on his ink-stained 6.2% live in 16 places *of 500,000 to 1,000,000. one-year course in practical My show will be called "The Young nursing that is being offered pants. 6% live in 30 places of 250,000 to 500,000. A record $182,320 budget Storefront Reporters." My 3 reporters are a Besides being $2 short, the sub- was^approved Monday, night. at the Lansing Practical Negro woman, a male Indian teenager, and- 6.5% live in 81 places of 100,000 to 250,000.' . • - • - *, Nurse Center. scriptionlessi girl j also has^some. .minor 1 another young' man whose nationality.. -problems. She's pregnant and unwed.' She's' 7. 7% live in 201 places of 50,000 to 100,000. < " - cannot be.immediately determined because t 'on(heroin andihas^VDi She ran away'from f ol * * * • ^ • • -i t»: of all the hair hanging in his face. He,is my >8-.3% live in 4&2 places of 25,000 to 50,000 KIT ( homei4i>years ago-and heiM millionaire- wild-card character. At any time during the parents have not yet noticed she is gone. 9.8% live in 1,134 places of 10,00D to 25,000. series he can get a haircut and reveal They have been too busy selling Establish­ 5.5% live in 1,394 places of 5,000 to 10,000. Where to contact himself to be a Jew or an Arab or a Viet ment taffy at the PTA Fair. 4.2% live in 2,152 places of 2,500 to 5,000. Cong or even a conservative Republican, And there's a busted string on her guitar. whatever seems politically expedient at the It would spoil things if I told you how 30.1% live in 4,151 places of 1,000 to 2,500. your representatives time. Indian and Negro and Wild Card solve this *Cities, villages or townships. These 3 reporters work for a wise, kindly, girl's problems. But you can be sure they get older (butstill sexy!) editor who has ink in the job done before the wise old editor is US CONGRESS Philip A. Hart (Dem) his veins. This was discovered during World back on his ink-stained feet. For details, WHAT THESE figures show is that 72% of us live in 3D DIST 253 Old Senate Office Bldg War II and he was thrown out of a Red Cross watch your TV listings. townships and cities with populations under 100,000. Garry E. Brown (Rep) Washington, DC 20510 blood bank on his ear. y However, to keep you eager, I will let you So most of us do not live in huge urban agglomerations 404 Cannon House Office This wise editor knows everything bufhe in on the ending. Most of the doctor-lawyer Building MICH SENATE does not force his will upoir young Indian, shows end with the heroes running down the where crises of race, poverty, and pollution seem all but Wash., DC, 20515 Willam S. Ballenger III Negro and Wild Card. He lets them make street. But no one ever knows why they are insurmountable. We live in areas of much more (Rep) their own decisions and go their own way, as running. On my show, you'll know. manageable sizes, where the problems should be equally 5TH DIST State Capitol long as they report back to him 1 minute Indian an Negro and Wild Card are run­ Gerald R. Ford (Rep) before each commercial. ning after a Red Cross bloodmobile which, so. In such places we have a far better chance to tackle H 230 Capitol Bldg. MICH SENATE "It's the only way," the wise editor ex­ by mistake, has accepted some of the these challenges of our times, and if we succeed here, the Washington, DC 20515 30TH DIST plains. "These youngsters must have their editor's blood. plight of our great big cities may not seem so in­ William S. Ballenger III 10TH DIST. (Rep) surmountable after all. Elford A. Cederberg (Rep) State Capitol Bldg . Arenac County Independent 2303 Rayburn House Office Lansing, Mich 48933 From Me To You Bldg MICH HOUSE OF Washington, DC, 20515 REPRESENTATIVES 56TH DIST Tribute to Abe 6TH DIST Dale Warner (Rep) Charles E. Chamberlain 9188 Cockroft View from (Rep) Eaton Rapids, 48827 223 Rayburn House Office BY HAROLD SCHMALTZ Bldg 87TH DIST Washington, DC 20515 R. Douglas Trezise (Rep) the Senate 515 Moore, Republicans from plenty of chicken for Powell's Ingleside Farms in Owosso, 48867 throughout Clinton County everybody. Ionia County. I attended a By. SEN. WILLIAM S. BALLENGER US SENATE turned out in goodly num­ Nevertheless; I'd have to number of 4-H meetings' at 88TH DIST ' bers Friday night at St Johns say what a terrific memory the Powell home and was on Robert P. Griffin (Rep) Stanley Powell (Rep) 353 Old Senate Office Bldg High School in com­ Al Cederberg must have! hand for quite a few Grange x Rt 1, Box 238 memoration of Abraham With all the important issues meetings while Stan was Last year almost a quarter notably Florida and holding the campsite about Washington, DC, 20510 'Ionia, 48846 of a million campers were California. 24 hours if campers en-} Lincoln. Appearing as guest he has on his mind in con­ Master at the Ronald Grange turned away from Many Michigan camping counter problems en route speaker at the annual GOP nection with his Washington a few years back. Michigan's 71' state camp­ families who have ex­ and notify the park of late affair was "Mr Republican" responsibilities, he comes up The evening presented grounds because there perienced difficulty in arrival. It is tentatively himself, Congressman with recall power such as , another pleasant surprise as simply wasn't room for getting places to camp on planned to refund fees to TODAY'S J^ten Gerald Ford from Grand this ... Wow! I'd have to former State Representative them. state land in the past have "no-shows" after 24 hours, o Rapids.. Most of you will say that voters and tax­ "Dick" Allen from Ithaca So next year, the Michigan requested such a system. although the "service fee" probably remember his payers are getting their appeared on the scene. We Department of Natural While details of the would be retained. Real Estate familiar face and voice money's worth with recall chatted about old times we'd Resources hopes to correct reservation proposal have Parks officials hope to during the last National ability such as Al displayed. had while mutually con­ thatsituation by instituting a not been completed, plans have brochures on hand at by HANK FURMAN Republican Convention in And he's just as good with nected with Gratiot County campsite "reservation" are to have campers make parks this year to explain Miami. figures in Washington, too. Republican activities. • system designed to insure reservations * (for a how the reservation system Also making the scene When you consider working Master of ceremonies for campers a spot before they minimum of 4 days and a is designed to work when put were State Representative with budget figures like 251 the night was Bill Gnbtke leave home. maximum of 15 gays) into effect in 1974. Stanley Powell, Doug billion dollars, what's a who parry chairman ,*im Last week, The State directly with the park of It is not expected that the Trezise, Dale Warner, and number like,lO to remember. Palmiter said had to be the Senate adopted a resolution their choice rather than at a full 50 percent of campsites A stream as a boundary line for a piece of property is State Senator Bill Ballenger. best finance chairman- authorizing the Department central office for all parks. will have to be reserved at an interesting incident in real estate law^It seems that Appearing as special guests IT WAS. SORTA LIKE around. In case some of ycto to institute such a campsite Only half of the campsites the outset of the new" system if a stream is the boundary for your property, you own were Congressmen Elford HOMECOMING during the haven't met Bill yeV'yo'i reservation system. The iii any state area will be in in all parks, although park half the stream. Your line extends down the middle of Cederberg and Garry whole evening. After visiting probably will before the nex;. resolution is not expected to the reservation system, with officials expect this will be the stream. If it is the sort of stream that is big enough Brown. with Al, Stanley Powell and election. He's thorough in his encounter any difficulty in. the remainder being open to necessary at the most for boats, etc., then you own only to the high water "Al'sJ' opening statement his wife Eleanor shared a duties, believe me! * the State House • of other campers on a first- popular parks in Holland, mark. YoU may call Jhe low water area yours, too, but to me was much to my few moments of yesteryear So much for - another *• Representatives, and the come, first-served basis. Grand Haven and Higgins it is subject to the rights of the public. surprise, "How are you and with me. You see, I grew up successful Lincoln Day new plan is scheduled to go Confirmation of sC reser­ Lake. Ginny getting along with the a cross the 'field from Dinner for the GOP. into effect next January 1. vation means that one ten kids?" Michigan's state camping campsite will be reserved at My immediate reaction Chamberlaine purchases facilities are extremely , the park, but campers will Call on FURMAN REALTY CO, 1515 North U.S. 27, 224- v was shock. After I'd gained popular, as evidenced by the , notbe permitted to reserve a '( No spare ' 3236 to answer your questions regarding the intricacies my composure it suddenly Gumaer Lumber Company fact thatwelloversix million' specific site or make more of buying and selling real estate. Call us, too, with your dawned on me that the last- time I'd seen Al, I did have people used them last year. than one reservation on one- listing for the widest possible exposure to qualified OVID -- The^ Gumaer business in Ovid-completed With that much pressure on application! , potential buyers. We advertise your home in different ten kids! They weren't all its 53d year in business Jan mine^however, It seems that Lumber Company of Ovid the campsites, it's'little, Upon receipt of con­ LAINGSBURG -- Sheriff's papers and may run more than one ad in a week. has been purchased by 24, 1973. wonder that more than firmation of a reservation, Dept deputies are in­ Hours: 8:30-5:00, Mon-Fri; 9:30-3, Sat; & by app't. on that particular day last The company was summen at the VFW Hall Duane H. Chamberlain of 238,000 campers were turned campers will have ap­ vestigating the theft of a Ovid. operated by J. LeRoy proximately 10, days to spare tire April 5. during a GOP barbecue, I away. HELPFUL HINTS: Gumaer from Jan 24, 1924 The use of the camper return it with their check for Missing is a spare tire had been hoiked into ' Chamberlain will operate;- until March 1, 1946, when it reservation system was' $3 a day for the length of from a 1972 Chevrolet pick-* babysitting three other lads the business as Chamberlain' was taken over by Robert L. Your broker knows many of the details of land and lassies. No wonder" Al Building Supply. - - _ proposed only after careful their stay plus an un­ up truck belonging to ^ownership, so why not consult them? Gumaer, who has operated study-of what other states determined "service fee". Lawrence Castell, 9962 remembered, who wouldn't The Gumaer Lumber Co, the store until the recentsale have been doing in this line,' . Tentative plans call for Babcock Rd, Laingsburg. have? I'm glad there was the oldest, locally owned. to Chamberlain.. ' „ x \ i . April 18,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS/ St. Johns, Michigan 3B Ballenger pushes for changes "Green Belt Bill" State Senator William ^ allows for separate ap­ Senate Bill 438 is designed District contain deviations of "Our present method of Ballenger • today rein­ portionment plans "for both to speed up the time by up to 26 percent while others nominating Supreme Court tiEP DOUGLAS TREZtSE troduced two measures the Senate and the House of which redisricting would be have less than l percent. It Justices by partisan political 87th District dealing with both the Representatives, each of completed so that the I also explains why some good convention lends itself to a decennial reapportionment which must have a process would not be county reapportionment partisan political decision by of state legislative districts population deviation of not protracted Until the June plans are being appealed in the Supreme Court if called and remapping of County more than one percent from filing deadline, as has been court while bad ones aren't, upon, as it has been twice Board of Commissioners. equality on the basis of the the case in some instances. It he said. ' since 1963, to break an im­ We have an interesting bill is used for other than can ill afford and, based on latest U.S. Census figures. before us- in the Taxation agricultural purposes projected population figures, Ballenger said the two calls for reapportionment! to • SB 438 would require only passe on the Apportionment Commit,tee of the House of without being reclassified we will be seriously short of novel proposals, < originally be completed by Feb 15 in passage by the Legislature "Commission," he added. Representatives. It's one and provide that the far­ such land by the year 2000. submitted late last fall, are A RELATED measure (SB tbe year in which com­ and signature of the Ballenger's 2 imaginative which could have a great mer's homestead and other Certainly, any program designed to reapportion 438) would amend state law missioners are to be elected Governor rather than an ideas received enthusiastic dealof impact on farmers in improvements will be taxed which will keep this land in county and state legislative to reduce the maximum (the next year this could amendment of the- Con­ support from the news media the central Michigan area. at the normal rate rather production should be given districts more efficiently and number of county com­ happen would be 1982). It stitution. and Capitol observers when Called by some the "Green than at the specific tax rate. serious consideration. ' economically and in a less missioner districts; would also calls for appeals within originally^ presented last Belt Bill" it would provide a The whole proposal This approach to i the politically-motivated way. speed up the process of 15 days. BALLENGER, SAID he October. ^ reapportioning County )} different method of taxation presents an interesting start problem( ought to be very One measure, SJR "I", reintroduced the 2 measures Said the Midland Daily for farm land and relieve a on the subject of land-use acceptable at this time. It would amend the State Boards of Commissioners; A THIRD and most im­ because "we've endured two News: "With an aim to good deal of today's control and taxation of land provides an incentive for the Constitution (requiring a and .would establish' a portant provision in the- bitter and totally un­ correct the poor judgment agricultural land from the at its present economic farmer to stay in. business vote of the people) to reduce maximum level of deviation measure would set a limit of warranted 'apportionment thatwent into developing the normal property tax. Among value. Its intent is to keep rather than restricting the size of the State Ap­ from population levels. a "5 percent deviation from battles since the 1963 Con­ state's apportionment its provisions are: good farm land in completely the potential use portionment Commission Cutting the maximum size the average population of all stitution was adopted, and commission. . . careful from 8 to 5 members, con­ of the board is designed to districts" 'among the com­ consideration sliould ' be ' t 1) The substitution of a agricultural production and of that land. He doesn't tell we can ill afford to suffer specific tax per acre in place reduce to a minimum the tax him the land he owns cannot sisting of one representative reduce unwieldy operations missioners. through another such fiasco. given Senator -Ballenger's of the present ad valorem pressures which influence be used for another purpose from each .of the two top in some counties. If a plan were drawn up $161,071 of taxpayers''money proposals . . ." 'tax on 'agricultural land. farm land owners to get out but does reward him if he political' parties; the State ' The bill provides for not exceeding' that 5 percent has been squandered. The Panax publications noted This specific rate would be of farming and dispose of continues its present Director of Elections; and a more than 5 commissioners limitation, it would be for- ' make-up of the present 'thaf'Ballenger is taking the based on soil classifications their la^nds for other use. agricultural use. churchman and specialist in in counties of population up warded automatically by the Apportionment Commission leadership to extricate the assigned by the USDA Soil Today we find too many The bill, as it was ap­ vital statistics, each ap­ to 5000 persons; not more county clerk to the State consists of 4 members from chore from the present. . . Conservation Service. cases where property taxes proved by the Taxation pointed by the Governor. than 7 in counties from 5001 Court of Appeals for review. each major political party. It Apportionment Commission 2) Owners of agricultural and assessments are based Committee is a temporary SJR "I" also calls for final to 10,000; no^more than 9 for Ballenger contended that would be rare, indeed, for a because it 'hasn't worked. land desiring this special tax on a possible future use for measure. It would expire in adjudication by the State 10,001 to 50,000; not more the absence of any deviation commissioner representing Sometime in the next few , consideration could not use the land, such as sub­ 1976 and,give everyone a Court of Appeals, rather than 13 for 50,001 to 200,000; limit in state law is one political pa^ty to vote' years, the i Legislature is, their land for other than divisions, commercial or chance to evaluate its ef­ than the State Supreme not more than 15 for 200,001 unquestionably the reason with the 4 commissioners going to have to shape up its agricultural purposes unless industrial - development, fectiveness. One concern is Court, in case commission to 600,000; and not more than why some county com­ appointed by an opposing own reapportionment — and that it could develop into a members are unable to 21 for counties of more than missioner apportionment party to provide a Ballenger's idea will have to the land has been rather than on its ability to f be considered." V reclassified and the owner produce agricultural in­ "tax-dodge" for land agree on any one plan, and 600,000. ' plans in his 30th Senatorial majority." has repaid the difference come. The. result of this speculators who would just between the specific tax and taxation policy is to turn hold on to land waiting to get what the actual property tax more of our 'good farm land the right price. would have been for the to these other uses and out of But, itis a start and, with a Gen Tel reports growth, progress previous 5 years. These food production. ' little luck, we may be able to "rollback" taxes would be a A recent study by the get some improvement in the NORTON SHORES -- establish"uniform guidelines to the report. A substantial 1 employees will continue the telephone. The .company lien against the property. Michigan Department of I farm property tax structure General Telephone com­ for hiring and promoting all amount of this money, must high level of performance processed an average of Other provisions of the bill Agriculture indicates we are during this term of the pleted a $44.7 million service employees," the utility come from new investors needed to reach these ob­ 2,897,509 'local calls and provide for penalties if land losing farm land at a rate we Legislature. improvement and expansion president said. - and earnings must continue jectives," Reitze said. 156,450 long distance calls program in 1972 marking The President's report to be at an adequate level to General Telephone, which daily during the year.. substantial progress toward also states that a major attract these new dollars. gained over 33,900 \By Laurie Kipp its overall service im­ realignment of the com­ "We are deeply committed telephones in 1972, served General Telephone provement objectives, ac-, pany's organizational to attain both our service 509,924 telephones at year provides service to 538 cording to the company's structure was completed improvement and earnings end. Total investment in Michigan communities 1972 report released during the year whereby the objectives, and are confident telephone plant reached located in 61 of the state's 83 It's personal Tuesday. former twenty-nine districts that our more than 3,500 $357,905,700, or $701 per counties. In his letter to were consolidated into shareowners, president Jack twelve. Reitze noted several service "This reorganization strengthens our capabilities DID YOU KNOW-- standard fashion, causing *In 1959 Oklahoma improvement gains in­ Meetings repealed 51 years of cluding continued progress to respond effectively to our ^ *In 1935 Mae West was much comment in the press. customers service paid the 2d largest salary in A typical joke was: prohibition by a margin of toWard reducing the number 1 the United States. The Policeman -- "Lost your 80,000 votes, leaving of parties per line in rural requirements,' Reitze said. Synopsis of the Regular Supervisor will go to the Adopted Ordinance 25 and' largest was that of William mama, have you? Why Mississippi the only dry areas, one,of the company's Commenting on specific meeting of the DeWitt County Commission about 26 concerning Lot Splits and (state. areas of service im­ Township Board held on the zoning on the DeWitt Subdivision Control. Randoph Hearst. didn't you keep hold of her primary service im­ 1 skirt?" Little Alfred - "I *In 1849 a riot erupted provement objectives, and provement and expansion in April 9,1973 at the Township Development property on Adopted a resolution *In 1832 the growing spirit 1972, Reitze said: General Herbison Road. Tabled of feminism in America was cou-cou-couldn't reach it." outside the Astor Place making more one- and two- Hall, 780 E. Wieland Road, adopted to permit Lot 119 of t *In 1860 the prices for Opera House when angry party service available in Telephone's rural customers Lansing, Michigan.) action on Fedewa Builder's Boichot Acres Subdivision' spurred by the* publication of new annexatpon request ; Lydia Maria Child's shaves, haircuts and curling crowds reacted both against urban areas. numbered 97,393 at year end The meeting was called to No 3 to be split. were raised at ' Tony the snobbish requirements of Reitze also noted that land, of this number, 83,563 order by Supervisor until after a meeting with the Voted to recommend "History of Women", the 1st City of DeWitt. work to treat women in a Delight's in Chicago. Shaves dress for admission to the employment opportunity were served by lines on Emerson at 8:00 pm. approval of Mr Esch's completely distinctive way. went up from 5$ to 6$, theater and British actor objectives relating to which the service has been Board members present: Adopted a resolution request to deviate from the haircuts from 10$ to 12$, and Macready's public ut­ members of minority races upgraded to four parties or Corr, Purves, Syverson, changing the sewer use zoning on the rear lot •In 1887 the saying "Put up curling from 15( to 25$. less. Upgraded service to all or shut up" became popular. terances on the vulgarity of and women were revised Emerson, Angell (late), factors for laundromats. variance, ' ,Shampoos cost 25fr American life. Clubs, paving rural customers will be Kzeski and Pline. This' will be retro-active to Again discussed the sewer *In 1959 "Lady Chat- through the company's /; >*In 1863 , actress Adah stones and brickbats were "affirmative action plan" completed by 'the' end of'ISTtf' The meeting was opened. Ula'nuarkmatfSV* 0'U ''•> -*' 'Otdinai£($.' * <- yH *n- ^ \ terley!s, LoverV was banned used-to shatter the windows ."Another major service,, • j j Apprpyed $5,000 for a park 'Isaacs "iMenken scored -a and the company is firmly ,f with the Pledge of v from*'the mails by'Post-' of , the theater during improvement objective is to shelter aria'$l8 ,00tf'for"roaa' master* GeneraL_Arthur >E spectacular triumph in commited to these ^ob­ Allegiance. l Macready's performance. jectives. make one- or two- party Approved the minutes of •construction fronr Federal pervisor i reported Summerfield, who called the .Virginia City, Nev, as she Revenue Sharing money. book "...as a whole an ob­ was strapped to the side of a *In 1881 the Supreme Court "These new objectives service available to all the Regular meeting of • on'the CAP AGOG meeting. scene and filthy work." wild horse and, in a flimsy declared The Federal In­ qualify a long-standing customers in the urban March 12,1973 and of Set­ Approved hiring William Signed an agreement with areas," Reitze said in his *In 1921 knee-length skirts gauze garment, driven up a come Tax Law of 1862 company policy of equal tlement Day. Swartz as Police Officer Long Development Inc pn for women became the mountain trail. constitutional. employment opportunity and letter. ' 'Considerable Communications included effective April 16th. ' the reconstruction of progress toward this ob­ the notice of the Clinton Tabled action on Or­ Schavey Road. jective was made in 1972 County Association meeting dinance No 23. ; Signed agreements on the with 71.7% of our total urban on April 12th and a letter of Adopted Ordinance 24 road projects for 1973-74. Dale Warner introduces 2 bills customers having one- or resignation from the Clerk. concerning fire lanes on Adopted a resolution two-party service," he said. There were no public private property such as changing the membership of LANSING - TJwo of this other .would provide new promoting the preservation drinking driver, but it would General Telephone an­ comments. Trailer Parks and private the Parks and Recreation year's most important regulations to control of agricultural lands had provide a more accurate ticipates this service im­ Planning Commission roads. x Commission. pieces of legislation have drinking drivers. , been assigned to the House measure of the number of provement objective will be minutes were given by The Supervisor will take Approved all Vouchers. 'been reported from com­ "I am extremely pleased Committee on Taxation and drivers who are breaking substantially attained by the Purves. Appointed Michael the revised Lease Adjourned at 12:40 am. mittee with recom­ with the rapid committee was reported out Wednes­ this law and endangering the end of 1976. Mc Casey to the Planning Agreement for the tower site Respectfully submitted, mendations to pass. Both approval these 2 bills day, April 11, 'with a lives of all citizens," Warner The company plans to Commission. Future Land to the County for approval. Donna B. Syverson, Clerk/ introduced by State received," Warner said. recommendation to pass. said. ' spend approximately $45.8 Use Hearing will be on April Discussion on what should. Approved: ,Dale S. Representative Dale Warner "And I believe that they are This measure provides that million for new construction 14th at 1:00 pm. The be in a new sewer Ordinance. Emerson, Supervisor. ? (R-Eaton Rapids), 1 bill is on their way to speedy qualifying farm land would Laurels have a habit of to continue its service , designed to preserve legislative approval also." be taxed at a rate based upon dropping whenever an in­ improvement and expansion . agricultural lands and the The Warner bill like to see my way, into the center to form a And now that distant bathroom crown has resulted in roads Agriculturalists already any driver of a vehicle that have enough expense paying collides with a vehicle or I can find by night or day;_„ • ' becoming ditches in lower We are not prone to prowlers places with this spring's for equipment which our person must consent to urban employed neighbors chemical tests of his breath And we don't get up tight ' * resulting quagmires in many At thought o£ some disturbance 2. How can our station help meet those needs? locations. \ , have furnished on their jobs for the purpose of deter­ without direct cost to them. mining his blood-alcohol I Since we got the back yard light. But until all citizens, It is therefore "senseless to content. It would also female and male, from 18 to aggravate an already require medical examiners It's perched there high upon the barn, death, face their total serious situation in food to test au\ drivers killed in It really is no care, responsibility realistically I production by again trying highway accidents for their In winter snows or summer haze for one will not approve any the . old fashioned millage blood-alcohol content. It's a real comfort there; further millage for roads or approach to a problem So you who love the country any other purpose! "This measure would not 3. Other comments: created by ultra-modern only give our law en­ Yet find some cause for fright If those using highways to irresponsibility. forcement officers a better Pass the word by proper channels drive to good paying jobs in D, F. Snyder tool for apprehending the For a back yard vapor light! WED

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*" Mf ^" J V> /• \ 8B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 18,1973 African ministers to visit Ovid Calvary Baptist Church vOVID -- There are as many Start your set today! countries-in Africa as there are pieces of cloth on a patchwork quilt. And, out of the numerous nations t stitched into the continent, 2 are represented at' the Calvary Baptist Church in Ovid for a 1-night special meeting, Wednesday, April 18, at 7 pnv Rev Johannes de Beer from the Republic of South Africa and Rev Petros Magagula > a native of Swaziland, were brought to the PS from Johannesburg, via London in mid-March by "the Grace -Bible Church in Imported English Bone China Ann Arbor, Dr Raymond Saxe, Pastor, to participate in the missionary conference of that church. Trans­ portation and expenses of $2,500 for the 2! men,were provided by the Grac^ Bible CLASSIC Churcli. This is the first visit to the US for either^man. The missionary con­ ference in Ann Arbor is now completed and the men are speaking in a number of churches across the state MUGS before their return to Africa. Rev deBeer speaks English fluently and serves as in­ terpreter for Rev/Magagula, who is not fluenr in, English. MATCHING BUFFET After their meeting, at Calvary Baptist in Ovice, the Magagula (Left) And deBeer In Front Of Church's Missionary M:ip ministers will - go ,to the PLATES & DESSERT DISHES Honor, Michigan area. said, "The most important laborers in the fields of the dusty town, of Mankayane. Rev. deBeer has found thing is the conviction." Mandayane region, believed He lives with his wife in a Whatever the occasion - formal Americans to be "very Where Rev DeBeer is the in. Often, people would small mud brick hut in friendly." product of "new" Africa, consult the witch doctor, or Mankayane where there is or informal - bone china is He is pastor of Sparks Rev Magagula, 62, is a son of isangoma, for sick they also a government hospital, always in good taste. Estate Bible Church in "old" Africa. When he was believed was caused by a police station and a small Durban, South'1 Africa's 17, he joined missionaries in l 1 angry spirits. butcher shop. third-largest city. His Mankayane, Swaziland, But, he too, underwent a In addition to his church in* Classic patterns with graceful congregation of about 100, where he was born. He at­ conversion to Christianity Mankayane, Rev Magagula which is considered large by tended missionary schools in and, along with Rev Saxe, also supervises 11 branch shapes, so comfortable to handle. African standards, is made Dumisa before attending played a large, role in churches in the out-lying up of Africans and coloreds, Union Bible Institute near founding Johannesburg area. Total membership is You may want a matched set which are offspring of Durban. Bible Institute. about 1,000. Europeans and Africans. Ancestor worship, or the He is now pastor of a He has 2 sons, one of whom or follow the honored tradition Rev deBeer enrolled in worship of spirits, was the church with a congregation is studying part-time to of heirloom china and flatter Johannesburg Bible In­ religion his parents, farm of about 100 in the small. become a missionary. stitute, which Rev Saxe each guest with an individual founded 19 years ago and received his diploma 3 years design. later. He began his Elsie Methodist women meet • i missionary work in ELSIE . -- The April concern-for membership and ,The program was an in­ Your guests will think they cost Johannesburg where he meeting of the Elsie United that there have been no basic terview with an early day spent 5 years,,and then went Methodist, Women was held changes since 1939. Christian and then one with a much more for such deluxe modern day Christian. The to Escount, a town 120 miles Wednsday evening ,atr the Remembrance Committee quality. , from Durban. He stayed at a home of Mrs Keith COnklin. chairman, Mrs • Lewis scripture reading was church for 3 years -there •• President, Mrs Duane Walling gave a report on Ephesians 1: 11-23. before going to Durban Green presided over the cards, visits and gifts her The meeting closed with where he has been for 10 business meeting. It was committee have made. prayers by Mrs Litchfield. years. He lives there with his voted to finance the refresh­ Members reported sending Following vthe program, wife and 4 children. ments for Vacation Bible 60 cards and making 20 visits' refreshments were served He was raised in a School in June. to shut-ins. by Mrs Ruby Parks, Mrs Christian home in Durban Secretary of program The program for the Durward Conklin and Mrs Lpan Case. t .but until the age of mhe Jiacl vmaterjals,s Mrs Charles evening "Living and Acting finot* totally emflrSdec? "the' Kridner", spoke on reasons in Love" from 'the^-Study The next regular meeting \i . I , .1 *DNt ' LT h r>'-ll,-, '1 5Chr*istian faith. At that age, why members shouldUake rBook .was led.by^Mrs David ..will be May 2 at thejhome of t i jjhoweyer, he underwent a the organization's magazine, Luehfjeld/assisted^by Mrs yirs Howard Peliter with a .,'Ml ur» <-1 ' "conversion and after, "felt a "The Response". Beatrice Kelley and Mrs program by Mrs Mary Waite need to help others." In Announcements included Donald Whitaker. of Ovid. , missionary work Rev deBeer the family potluck at Fellowship Hall, Tuesday evening, April 10, at 6:30 Elsie News with Rev R. Corl, United Mix or Match! Eight Lovely Patterns Methodist Missionary to Mr and Mrs Raymond sugar cane* and pineapple Japan as speaker. The Buck have returned from plantations. missionary luncheon will be visiting at the home of their A cruise into Pearl Harbor Wednesday, April 25 at 12:30 daughter and husband, Lt jg to visit the sunken USS p'm with neighboring Myron F. Tethal, anc( Mrs Arizona and the historical societies as guests. The Tethal (the former Celeste war memorial will long be speakers will be Mr and Mrs Buck) in Honolulu, Hawaii. remembered • by the- Charles Wood. They will give Lt Tethal who had beeft Michigan vacationers. talks on Mexico. Each attending engineering school Some of the flowers native A FCA line of credit member of the local society ,in Wisconsin returned to to the island were orchids, is asked to furnish a salad. Hawaii with the Bucks. hibiscus (Hawaii's state gives you money The members are invited to when you need it! Upon arrival they were flower) poinsettia, a Lenten Breakfast at Ovid greeted by their daughter jasmine plumeria ^nd wild When ymir nprtnliiiK UMIH mm writ In nmn' limn United Church on Wednes­ ROSEBUD FORQET ME NOT ELEGANCE REGAL •he hntntui Inyuiiri-lmlinemTijunl, vnunniln and presented the traditional day, April 11 at 9:30 am. ginger blossoms. one of eight lovely patterns one of eight lovely patterns one of eight lovely patterns one of eight lovely patterns ' POA IJiwnl ("refill II»llwenitniiilttil wnv toifci flower leis. They attended a Sunday bunliMw. Riimiw faun ITA I'wonh Id-pnv Iho > Some of the highlights they rrHicvloPf A wlicn «« haw fflmilrmnix 1WIP worship service at the nfv»nln(T <>( nvh iWnml* mill mult iivmri MRS MERLE GREEN visited were Pdlynesian Kaimuki Christian Church. from ymir Pt'A IJFH •>[ ( mill and Mrs Ethel Stull reported Cultural Center, Sea Life On their return trip home, fair w«f-Jf*rVM'tij*'<»'i>ffVdtf*cn** Park, The LaRonde a they stopped in Los Angeles ftrrpem Mmle lit Ptiptmvbtw Tstmvt on a nominating committee if* meeting they attended at revolving restaurant on the and visited Mr and Mrs Grand Ledge. They reported twenty third level. h Mitchell Woodward of on the new structure of There also was a.tour of Bellflower, California and United Methodist Women the Coast Guard Cutter also Paul Hanlon at Vista, and some reasons for Jarvis of which Lt Tethal is Calif, Mr Buck and Mr changing. Some of these engineering officer. An Hanlon had hot seen each moouciiara c*f were the increased em­ around-the-island tour, in­ other in 29 years, when they 1104S.US-27 St. Johns ployment of women, more cluded Schofields Barracks, served in the Marines VIOLET VINEYARD PETITE BLACK ROSE Phone 22.4-30G2 Hickam Air Force Base and together. ' one of eight lovely patterns one of eight loyely patterns one of eight lovely patterns ' OQB of eight lovely patterns CLINTON COUNTY 11 VALUABLE COUPON ] D- MUG L. 20 ZONING COMMISSION MEETING This Coupon Worth Also amendments to the text of the Clinton County 99* A regular meeting of the Clinton County Zoning Zoning Ordinance, adopted in 1971 as follows: ' - t WITH COUPON TOWARD PURCHASE OF ONE Commission will be held on Thursday, Aprjl 19,1973 at 8:00 p.m. in the Courthouse, St, Johns, Michigan. At 1. Sections3.3,3.4,3.5,3.6, dealing with "Certificate of Matching Buffet Plates that time the following applications will come before Zoning Compliance", to allow the Zoning Ad­ the-Zoning Commission: » or Dessert Dishes 50* ministrator to act on said certificate. L $ '1.49 PRICE WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP 2. To create a new zoning district, R-TT District: -rt COUPON j Trailer Coach and Mobile Home Subdivision, sec­ 1.49 .50 VALUE An application for special use permit to operate a sand ' tions 5.71, 5.72, 5.73, 5.74, 5.75, 5.76 on WITH , pit on the following described parcel of land: .99 COUPON 3. Section 6.30 Nonconforming Uses, (e) to allow the Use this Coupon E. 1/2 of E1/2 of NE1/4; 'Also E. 1/2 of E1/2 of SE 1/4 Zoning Administrator to issue building permits in MUG (ANYPATTERM) lying N. of LookingGlass River, Section 14, T5N-R3W. nonconforming uses, if it is felt U}at the spirit of the and begin collecting ordinance will be upheld or if apprdval is granted by COUPON VALID THRU APRIL 22,1973 BATH TOWNSHIP " , .the Zoning Board of Appeals. your set today! - v An application for special use permit to erect an 4. Section 8.38, (3), dealing with gasoline service electrical substation on the following described parcel Copyright, 1973, The Kroger , stations, to allow unenclosed pump islands twenty- Co. yife Reserve The Right To of land: / r five (25) feet from the road right-of-way, instead of Limit Quantities. fifty (50) feet. l ' at the, , A par. of Id' in Sec. 35, T5N-R1W, desc., as foil; To find i the pi. of beg. of this desc. com. at the'W 1/4 post of sd. • 5. Chapter 9, Junk Cars - change to Junk. Section 9.11 Sec; run. th. S\ 88*.44'40"E, 2355.10ft to the pi. of beg. of to include unlicensed motor vehicles, to include home of this desc; run. th. S. 89* 52'45" E, alg. a line of oc­ wrecked and inoperable farm machinery, junk, cupation 299.95 ft; th* S. 00*25'15" W. alg. a line of rubbish, or litter. , ' i occupation 400.00 ft; th, S. 80*25'15*» W. 205 ft; th. N. >J 12n8'50" W, alg. a line of occupation 444.98 ft to the pi. 6. Chapter 11 - Definitions, - Section 11.2 - to add a new of beg. definition; 50 a, Junk tra-Low BINGHAM TOWNSHIP I The text of the Zoning Ordinance as proposed to be amended and a map showing'the Zoning Ordinance as An application for special use permit to erect a church proposed tobe amended may be examined at the office Discbunt on the following desc, par. of Id: of the Clinton County Zoning Administrator at the Hi Courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan between the hourd of Com. at the NW cor. of Sec. 17, T7N-R2W, th. 26 rds. S., 8:00 A.M. to 12 noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5 p.m. of any day Print and Coupons bood th. 23rds. E., th. 26 rds. N., Jh. 23 rds W. to the POB. - Monday through Friday. i thru April 22,1973'ln x St. Johns. ^ Arnold R,t Mlnarik, " Administrator 'h mk .> April 18,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 9B 4^H Chatter Crafty claims criticism is unfounded Nearly all of the criticism constructed represents only and pumps and a sound land Erosion control devices to *i* about channel work carried .4% of all the streams and use program are all con­ reduce sedimentation in the 4-H leaders' meeting out under the Watershed drains in Michigan. sidered and used as a first river as well as deflectors, ^l!^ Protection and Flood The 152.7 miles represents means of solving the revetments, and log jams to Prevention Program (PL- about .2% of the streams and problem. Channel work is improve the fish habitat "566)' has been without fact •drains. Of the channel work used only after an analysis have been installed. and lias left out the concern completed, 1.5 miles were on and study of other measures To date SCS has obligated ByJOHNAYLSWORTH- of the American farmer a natural watercourse ,and is completely exhausted. $143,787.00 of federal funds according to A. H. Cratty,^ 1.4 miles were where no - It has'been said that SCS is for improvements of the State Conservationist for the channel existed. The balance "channelziing" designated Betsie River. This is the kind A meeting for all winter will pick up their animals on a fire extinguisher for his welcome them to work out in (149.6 miles) was on streams trout streams. This is not of channel work needed on and summer 4-H leaders will Soil Conservation Service in, true. None of the channel April 20. A similar 4-H workshop. A committee was her arena with their horses. Michigan. Cratty said much' or drains that had been many of Michigan's trout be held Tuesday, April 24, 8 Market Lamb project is appointed to look into buying of the to-do has been based worked on prior to PL-556 work in Michigan has been streams and we plan to pm at Smith Hall in St Johns. being sponsored by the St softball equipment as the ***** on emotionalism. The charge assistance. At the rate of 8 done on trout streams, continue to cooperate with Items for discussion include Johns Cooperative for the club may have 3 or 4 softball The Elsie 4 Corners 4-H of channel work a I Cratty said SCS is interested county 4-H members. that the Soil Conservation miles it would take 7,750 ' in improving and enhancing the Department of Natural 4-H Exploration Day teams for the summer.-The club members held their Service has plans to year, Resources on other streams, 'Program at MSU in June, *, * * * + club plans to participate in annual potluck dinner for Michigan's trout streams. county events for the "channelize" all the natural* years to get all of the SCS has cooperated with Cratty said. The 4-H Teen Leaders had the roadside clean up project members and their families streams and drains in The Soil Conservation summer program, Spring in conjunction with the club's streams is just not true. In the Michigan Department of Achievement Evaluation, an evening of recreation with and a committee, with Sherri the first place local units of Michigan. It is obvious that Natural Resources in an Service objective, according Duane Davis calling , the Desprez as chairman, will spring achievement thousands of miles will never to Cratty, is to provide presentation of honor clubs ' members taking wood­ government (elected of­ improvement program on awards and other items of square dances and folk organize a lunch for the ficials) make the final be treated. the Betsie River through the technical and financial business. Winter club cer­ ^games. The Teen Leaders crew. Other items the working, art, electrical and decision of what is to be Some channel work is Northwest Michigan assistance for the wise use, are planning a canoe trip on members discussed were the ceramics, told about their needed for flood prevention conservation and utilization tificates, pins and trip projects and progress made. done, not "the Soil Con­ Resource Conservation and awards will be presented to Monday and Tuesday, June July glass pick up, talent servation Service. tand- drainage. This is Development Project. of the natural resources of the different clubs. All 11 and 12, when they will go contest, Horticulture Girls enrolled in clothing, According to Cratty, particularly true in some of Michigan, ' leaders are urged to par­ down the Pine River. Plans' Workshop, 4-H Camp, dairy modeled their outfits made. Michigan has about 62,000 the prime agricultural areas ticipate in this meeting. are being worked out for meeting, roller skating, 4-H to the group. The club's next miles of streams and drains. where the topography is flat ***** costs, drivers, food and Exploration Day at MSU and meeting will be Tuesday, In the last 18 years since PL- and the soils are poorly Biggest little workhorse canoes. Teen Leaders who holding the club meetings at May 1 at 7 pm. 566 was enacted 152.7 miles drained. Channel work is The 4-H Swine Project plan to go on this .activity East Olive School. ***** of channel work has been only one measure used in a in its class! members will get a boost this should indicate their" interest - Demonstrations were given The Tail Waggers 4-H club completed and another 132.8 flood .prevention program. week as 10 members will be "at the May 3 meeting," The by Jeff DeBrabander on members voted not to do the miles planned. All of the Dams to hold water back receiving market pigs for group is also planning a "How Plants Absorb TV program scheduled for channel work planned and during excess flows,* levees, their 4-H project. This ^weekend camping trip to Water", Terry Ballinger on April 15 over WJIM TV. If project is being financed by Higgins Lake in July. "Seed Plagues", Michelle was reported that the Grand Fertilizer shortage foreseen the St Johns Cooperative to * # _* * * Desprez on "How to Play a Ledge Lion's Club donated stimulate interest in the , The Boots and Buckles 4-H /Guitar", Pat Eastman on $500.00 to the Leader Dog Fertilizers may be in short Farmers are urged to test swine^ project area. The co- Club members voted to "Photography", Bob Davis School at Rochester, supply this spring because of their soil so the fertilizers •op will finahce'the cost of the change their-'club meeting on "Brushes for Wood Lore", Michigan. Following the, a shortage of railroad cars, can be used as efficiently as feed -and animal with the* date from the 4th Tuesday to Mark Heibeck ' 'How to business meeting, the warns Eugene C. Doll, ex­ possible. Doll says recent Tnember returning the costs Apply Wood Lore", Steve members put their dogs the first Tuesday of each through their paces. , tension soil science - studies in Michigan indicate at the-' Fair'Uiyestock', sale.* ' month. The club held a VanVleet on "Head Lettuce specialist. Since a great the rate of phosphate fer­ TheXJtiarket pigs will be workout ori. April 7 and Hotbeds"* Ed Paivor on ***** number of railroad cars are tilization can usually be weighing;: a bout 4o pounds scheduled their next workout "Seed Packs" and Jerry Approximately 20 4-H making grain shipments to reduced, or sometimes when, the i9L Michigan State University, County all her life, she is flowering plants, herbs and careful not to overwater. • FARMALL M TRACTOR effective April 9. familiar wi th the 4-H vegetables in containers. To add flowering plants to • ALLIS-CHALMERS 6-ROW Funding for this new program, having been a 4-H When selecting, a plant your decor, 'Roy Mecklen­ CROM PLANTER position was made available member for 8 years and a container, be choosy - one burg suggests planning a • INTERNATIONAL 4-ROW through federal sup­ leader for 4 years, in with a hole in the bottom is color scheme that will accent CORN PLANTER plemental 4-H funds. clothing, foods and home preferred. The hole provides your home's interior. Colors design. e INTERNATIONAL 460 TRACTOR She will be responsible for the proper drainage are also important for set­ 9 FREEMAN MANURE LOADER assisting John Aylsworth, She graduated from St essential to a healthy plant. ting a mood. Bright reds and Extension 4-H Youth Agent, Johns High School and is an If you choose a decorative yellows are very active, TO FITMASSEY-FERGUSON in planning, organization active member of the United pot without a drainage hole, whereas the pastels are TRACTOR Come Mow & Tow and implementation of youth Methodist Church in St put plants in smaller pots restful and calm, he said. • MYERS HAY CONDITIONER development programs Johns. She resides at 2453 S and holes and then into the You might even try to • ALLIS-CHALMERS 2-ROW SPRING SPECIALS! relevant to the needs of DeWitt Road, St Johns, with larger holder. coordinate a color scheme CULTIVATOR Clinton County. Mrs Rice her husband Douglas and To prevent the soil from outdoors with the one you • INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT will also assist in the four sons, David, Jeff, Calvin running out, put small chips have indoors. DISK HARROW recruitment and training of and Graham. of wood, broken pots or glass" Dr Lee Taylor suggests that herbs could be grown indoors for decorative equipment with, new purposes as well as for food St Johns cow in top 20 seasoning. It's quite inex­ GOWER'S Ford. Lawn & Garden pensive to start herb plants - HARDWARE AND GRAIN ELEVATOR ST JOHNS - A cow owned, They work in cooperation dairymen milking 132,000 just a few pennies. FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Tractor purchase now! by a St Johns dairyman, and with Earl Haas, Clinton cows. BOTTLED GAS - PLUMBING & HEATING his son, has qualified for County Extension Agent and Curther information about listing among the Michigan Michigan DHIA, Inc. the production testing Some folks run into trouble EUREKA MQWE. 324-29S3 MICHIGAN Her^V,a tea!convince r to buy now!* Buy a new Ford Lawn and Dairy Herd Improvement DHIA, Inc, a statewide program can be obtained and then try to back out of it. ' ei_eV. Z3.4.269S ^ardefi'Tractor'or Rider Mower and, depending on model, get Association's exclusive "Top dairy1 production testing from your county extension \a mower, dump cart or grass bag attachment FREE! Come in Twenty'* high producers for organization, provides agent or by contacting and We'll give you details. jl*v - the month of March. production management DHIA, Inc, Box 946, East f records for 2,300 Michigan Lansing, Michigan 48823, Think Spring SAVINGS LIKE THESE! Donald Witt and his son's 55 month old Holstein cow, Think Carson City Farm Service Model 145 Lawn & Garden Tractor, base price '1716 .with the barn name Georgie, Get a 50" mower worth '275 at no additional cost. has completed her 305 M.E. For Top Notch Values lactation record with 26,017 THIS SPECIAL OFFER EXPIRES MAY 31, 1973. pounds of milk, 1011 pounds MISC. of butterfat and a 4.0 test. TRACTORS SEVERAL GOOD 1-row Gehl Chopper PLANTERS RE­ This is truly an outstanding Case SC record as compared to the J.D. 507 Rotary Cutter CONDITIONED & , state-wide Holstein Breed Farmall H Kools Blower FIELD READY Tractors average of 13,862 pounds of M.M. G 1000 Equipment MORTON milk and 508 pounds of Int. No. 37 Baler 494's-494A's 4020 J.D. Diesel FORD TRACTOR, INC. butterfat. w/thrower 1 - Oliver 4 Row M.H. 30 Superior Loader for ^lll 1-I.H.C.4Row The Witts have their herd M.P. 180 Diesel Ford NAA '5122 North Grand River Lansing, Mich. enrolled in the DHIA testing J.D. B program and are supervised J.D. 15-hoe Grain M.M. 1-row 517 485-4355 by George Hazle of St Johns. J.D.A Drill J.D. 227 - Ni-7 J.D. 70 Diesel J.D. 4-row Cultivator J.D. 237 JD 3010 Gas J.D. 46 Loader N.1.311 w/HuskBed J.D. 60 J.D. 3-14 Mounted J.D. 290 2 Row Int. 2 pt. Fast Hitch ONE YEAR J.D. 400 Grinder-Mixer LAWN FERTILIZER 3 Bottom Plow Ford 2 Row Cultivator COMBINES Loader for Farmall H • SOYBEANS J.D. 95 Diesel w/16' AC Chopper w/1 Row & platform & 4 row Hay Heads USED SPREADERS SALE J.D.AW-Disk11'2" AVAILABLE! n. corn head & bean J.D. 8' - 3 Pt. Disk M.M. Uni-Harvester • New Idea 208 Special Prices Offered J.D. 5-14" Plow- Bag Or Bulk w/combine & picker ON 2-N.H. Chopper Box • 205 Massey New Idea Uni-702 Oliver 3-16" Plow • Case - belt drive ORGANIC 10-6-4 Unit w/bean Trailer 1 12-12-12 10-6-4 r . , - with FERTILIZER combine, platform Oliver 12' 6" Disk • New Idea 210 * ' i WEED GO and pickup N.h). Green Chopper Complete • 516 New Holland Spreading Service J.D. 42 Combine New Idea Shelter for April 18th thru April 30th I.H.C.80-Bean > mounted picker • JD 40 w J.D. 25 Combine J.D. 145 5'14" Plow • SPREADERS AVAILABLE FOWLER J.D. 145 4/14 Plow CO-OP Carson City Farm Service ST. JOHNStOOP ELEVATOR -,. NEW IDEA JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE St. Johns Phone 224-2381 FOWLER, MICHIGAN CARSON CITY PHONE 584.3550 10B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 18,1973 Commodity loans Farm Tips mature April 30

The Price Support Loan their crop by forfeiture to Soil test now Program is working for both CCC." Many producers, he the consumer and the added, are currently By WILLIAM LASHER producer this year, as the marketing their crops at Extension Agriculture Agent legislation intended, ac­ much better prices than cording to Dorn Diehl, State were available at harvest. Executive Director of the These current market Soil test, do it now! Don't can work more acres per day (6) Where there is trash Michigan Agricultural prices, he said, are well guess, soil test! Those words than most other tillage and crop residue on the soil Stabilization and Con­ above the loan rate plus are even truer this year with methods. But weeds and surface, use a disk type servation Service. He noted interest. the anticipated shortage of volunteer corn may be a furrow opener on the that producers have had the fertilizer caused by the rail problem'if you go this route. planter. opportunity to retain title to Marketing their crop and car shortage. Spring disking does not; (7) If using a disk harrow their crops, this past year, redeeming their loans prior Knowing how much and produce large sized clods only, plant at relatively selecting the best time to sell to the maturity date will what analysis of fertilizer to associated with other tillage shallow depths. during the marketing year. benefit producers since they use is doubly important this methods. This spring that (8) Use the lightest Now, crops are being moved will be retaining their equity year. may be an advantage. One tractor available for the job. into the market which will in the crop. It will also As you recall last fall, you disadvantage is that disking (9) Dust off the old tend to relieve any short benefit consumers t since remember the excessive only in dry soil tends to cultivator, you may need it. supply which may have these commodities will be rains we had at harvest time •create a fine seedbed which Remember volunteer corn contributed to fluctuating moving into the market and the difficult harvesting may crust readily after 6 inches tall is much easier to • and sometimes speculative place to relieve any tem­ of crops, Because of this, heavylrains. To reduce plant cultivate out than when it is market prices. porary shortages. farmers had to "mud out" emergence problems caused 18 inches tall. Diehl emphasized one the crops, leaving severe by crusting, plant shallow, Diehl pointed out that point and that is that ruts and compacted soil. just getting the seed into Commodity Credit Cor­ producers must obtain prior This winter with its rain and moist soil. poration loans on wheat, dry written approval before any lack of frost didn't help the Some general recom­ edible beans, rye, and barley farm-stored loan com­ situation either. mendations to keep in mind Pewamo Now is the time to check for maximum yields: Sen Robert P. Griffin met with 5 Michigan Presidential Classroom participants mature on April 30 and modities are moved from the cautioned producers with storage structure. This your tillage and planting (1) Wait until the soil is recently in Washington. D.C. From left to right* are: Rick Vollmer, Quincy; Mary would apply to any collateral tools to see if they are fit and relatively dry before at­ Kundrata, St Johns; Patricia Samson, Buchanan; Pam Todd, Alien; Diana Kirkpatrick, warehouse-stored loans to dairy cow redeem their loans by that that was fed or sold or even if ready to go. tempting any tillage St Johns. They joined appointees from across the nation for a week of classes, lectures date or they will lose title to it is moved for recon­ When following corn with operations. and tours of the Capitol. ditioning. corn or with soybeans, use a r (2) Surface drain ponded He noted that producers moldboard and fairly areas and check fields for in top 20 Kathleen Beagle in special worship service at Alma will not have the option of shallow plowing. The broken or plugged tile lines. extending their loans for moldboard will bury most of (3) Use minimum tillage A cow owned by a Pewamo 1973-74 this year. This should last year's corn, reducing and combine as many ALMA -- A series of the performance, include: dairyman has qualified for Miss Beagle, a graduate of Selected for the service have not place any additional the volunteer problem. operations as possible to, listing among the Michigan episodes from a mystery Kathleen M. Beagle of St been 8 of the original 48 1 St Johns Public High School, burden on producers in view Chisel plowing is best in reduce soil compaction. Dairy Herd Improvement play written more than 500 Johns; Susan E. Bedford, is the daughter of Mrs 'episodes - those beginning of the favorable market some cases. Operate a chisel (4J Where large amounts years ago was featured at Jackson; Susan M. Hepler, Association's exclusive "Top Eugene E. Beagle of 502 W with the Temptation of prices at this time and it plow at a shallow depth of crop residues are present, Twenty" high producers for the 10;45 a.m. worship Goshen, .Ind; Andrew P. McConnell, St Johns. Christ and culminating in the should make grain supplies unless the subsoil is dry. Do ! use a stalk shedder or disk to service in Alma College's Keys, Birmingham; James the month of March. crucifixion and resurrection. more plentiful which would not work the soil when wet. , prepare for plowing. Leo Kowatch's 47 month Dunning Memorial Chapel P. Marvin, Wheeling, Ind; The episodes ' to be The chisel plow is a good bet >' (5) Operate a chisel plow presented Sunday are ex­ tend to reduce prices to the old Holstein cow, with the April 8. Henry "A. Matthews, Vienna, consumer. if spring is late because you at shallow depths. Members of the Alma Austria; Gary R. Sundell, cerpted from mystery plays Smart people pawn their barn number 110, com­ College Players, each of Fenton; ^and Britt I. Wilson, originally produced in the troubles and then lose the pleted her 305 M.E. lactation whom played several roles in Niles. city of York, England. ticket. tation record with 24,891 pounds of milk, 1054 pounds of butterfat and a 4.3 test. Call No. 485 Charter No. ...3378 National Bank Region No. 7, The This is truly an outstanding record as compared to the REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING state-wide Holstein Breed DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE Home Economist average of 13,862 pounds of milk and 508 pounds of Clinton National Bank & Trust Company St. Johns butterfat. , of Kowatch has his herd enrolled in the DHIA testing IN THE STATE OF A&

- * ' IBJ,..John A.^Rumbaugh ^ See The Experts ,hOn Lawn Care At We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it hu been examined by us and ST. JOHNS to the best of our knowledge and belief Is true and correct. ' Securities carried at $2,303,2^1^64 - . . . „ WESTPHALIA in the above statement, of March»7*;;»HobBrt..A..Xonn.J. CO-OP l 1973 are pledged to secure public B r uhlte * Directors. deposits and tor other purposes' «A«JM..WffiWft * w.,..ii $T: JOHNS 224-2381 MILLING CO. required >y law. , M.Hhite,^ ( Westphalia 'Phone 587-4531 .CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan April 18, 1973 11B ' ' ' " < T" cities, then a picnic but one of the cars had an accident so, we finished the tour and Hihcaid hUMct took the train back to Paris. Friday we shopped and Bannister Area bowling By ROSALYN PARKS, Correspondent went to the wax^rrjuseum in the Hotel Ronceray. Went at Hillside 2532. night to Sacre Coeur where MRS. ROBERT VAlENTINE Alley Cats 61-1/2 50-1/2 l TUESDAY TEATlME Charlies Tunas 60 52' Splits converted - Barbara Paris In The Spring. tended enureh at Notre we saw om\ first fish­ Ph. 682-4342 LEAGUE -, Dame. In the afternoon we monger's cart. "Saturday we Solid State 55-1/2 60-1/2 Flegel3-10; Julia Silvestri 5- A group consisting of Mr s W L Robert's Ceramics 54 62 10; Jo Albring 3-10; Judy and Mrs Nelson Showers, had a bus tour around Paris arose early to take'the bus to which showed us the Opera the airfield .where we flew A grocery shower for Miss Arts Refinery 39 17 B-Sers 50 66 Keyes 5-7; Mary Martin 5-7. Steve Showers, Mr and Mrs Choir gang "Fill My Cup Gra Frms Sup * 31 25 House, the Madelien (a home by daylight. We left Wanda Libertin was held in Lord", Kenneth Swanson T Farm Bureau 46 70 Robert Showers, Mrs Arline Vals Pizzeria 30-l/2 25-1/2 Wood, Erin Wood, Mrs Mary church) meant to be a John F. Kennedy Airport at Wesley Center of the Ban­ served as worship 'leader. Redwing Lanes 30 26 Karens Krns 45-1/2 70-1/2 Temple for Napoleon. dusk and got to Detroit about nister United Methodist Rev, Joseph, Dudley was the Pinsetters 38 78 Ewing and Sims, Miss Lea Randolphs 29 27 Elsie Smith, Karen Foo,~ Katie We saw Maxims (most 12:00 our time. We were met Church recently. It was speaker and spoke on S&H Farms 29 27 High game Ind, j,R. Simon, Nancy Johnson, Mr famous restaurant in Paris) by our families and given by the Women's "Christlike Anger". Clinton Mach Co Mazarik 226; High,,, three Concorde square, 'and the proceeded home. We arrived Society of the Church. Mrs Two Bible Study classes Robert LaBrie, Mrs Rosalyn 1 28-1/2-27-1/2 games Ind, S. Pardee 596; . News Parks and Kristal left St guillotine. Driving up tTie^ hone jabout 4:30 Sunday Ernest Santrucek* led the are being held during this AlohaDriveln 28 28 High games »team, Sand- Johns at 10 am March 23 for Champs Elysees we saw morning. group in games. Wanda Lenten season by the women E-Z-FIo Chem 27 29 baggers 725; High three the Metroplitan Airport in beautiful gardens, famous, opened her many gifts of of the Bannister United Cen Nat Bank 23 33 games team, Sandbaggers The Senior Citizens met at dress designers shops and groceries. A luncheon was Church. The morning session the American Legion Hall Detroit, FrumanRItyCo 22 34 2016. We left Detroit at 1:45 pm the buildings used for the Riley and Olive served by the hostesses. is the study of Romans with Paradise R&Tv 20 36 HONOR ROLL — S. April 5 with refreshments of Exposition of Paris, the By Mrs Goldie Moore , Miss Libertin has a May 5th the evening session studying barbecues and cabbage and got to LaGuardia Air­ Pardee 212; D. Humenik,201. port in New York at 3 Lido, Arc de Triomphe, the •altar date with Mike Ruehle. the "Gosepl of Luke". High game Ind, Erma Splits converted - D. Pease salads for lunch served by Etoinne (most expensive Lloyd Powell* is con­ Miss, Marcie Moore was Mrs Ray Peck, , Mrs Mrs Mary Waite and Mrs o'clock. We then transferred Burk 194; High three games 3-7-10; F. Pease, C. Tatroe, to a bus and went to John F. part of Paris). We saw the valescing at home following the guest of honor at, a Mildred Bradley and Ind, Betty Martin 532; High J. Tatroe, B. Martin 3-10; S. Leila Wilson. statute of Foch facing the surgery a couple weeks ago. grocery shower held Monday Ramona and Mrs Robert A "thank-you" was read, Kennedy Airport. At 5:30 we games team, Art's Refinery Bebow 2-7-8; K. Canmbell^- boarded a 747 plane for Eiffel Tower, University of night in Wesley Center of the Valentine attended a United 850; High three games team, 7; C. Adams 5-10; M. from the Engebretsons for Paris, Crypt in palace of Mr and Mrs Ray Moore United Methodist Church. Methodist Women's Retreat the many cards they Brussells, Belguim, t E-Z-Flo Chemical 2388. O'Connor 7-6-10; D. Humenik We passed over the Statue Napoleon. We had our at­were" among the visitors of Mrs Kenneth Swanson gave at Camp Kett near Tustin, Splits Converted - Carol 5-7-9. * received for their 50th " tention called to the 33 Mr and Mrs Fred Sehlke of kitchen demonstrations Michigan this past weekend. wedding anniversary while of * Liberty, Manhatten Fowler on Friday evening "Skorna, Lil Tiedt, Sheryl NIGHT HAWK Island, Long Island and saw bridges which cross the relating kitchen utensils to A total of 86 women attended Plowman, Joyce Woodhams they were in Arizona. It was Seine. and helped Mr Sehlke God's love and care. Marcie from the Central Michigan W quite a surprise, they wrote the Empire State Building. celebrate his birthday. 3-10; Linda Garrod 2-5-7; Becks 61 After dinner on the plane, the Monday we toured the opened her many gifts of District. Doloris Richards 3-7-8-10; 'that so many remembered Louvre until late in the af­ Mrs Gpldie Moore and Mrs groceries. Approximately 30 " Mr and Mrs Floyd Zeebs * 57 them with cards. teenagers watched a movie Alberta Cornwell 4-5-7; Lil Legion 56 listened to music, and played ternoon, did some shopping Martha Blizzard attended friends and relatives at­ Glowney and Brian at the Lafayette Galleries the Spring District Rally of tended the shower. Miss Tiedt 2-10; Ann Walker 5-6- G&I 56 Shuffleboard was played cards. Valentine assisted at the 10; Ruth Nostrant 4-10. McKenzies 54 Some of the adults and succeeded in losing one the Farm Bureau Com- Moore has a May 19th altar Glass Collection at Alma by the men and Bingo by the of the older girls. We found mitteewomen hale at Pot- date with Ronald Applebee Coca Cola 50-1/2 42-1/2 ladies. The next meeting will managed to get a little sleep, fairgrounds recently. This is TEN PIN KEGLERS 47-1/2 45-1/2 some weren't so lucky. It her at our hotel. At night two terville Monday, April 9. of the United States Air a' pah of the 4-H program Hettlers be a potluck dinner on of our guides took the Force. W L Dunkel's 47 46 Thursday, May 3, and Walter was just getting dawn when Mrs Orvest Davis and Mrs and each club is responsible McKenzie's Ins 42 14 42 51 we flew over Ireland, ^hen teenagers to Sacre Coeur. All Ray Moore attended the 4-H The Bannister United for helping on collection day. Egg Station Bancroft will serve as went on a boat trip down the EJ's Standard '34 22 Randolphs 35 58 program chairman. across the English Channel regional Foods* Workshop at Methodist Church was in Mr and Mrs Floyd Allaby & Brewbaker Inc 32 61 into Brussell's Airport, Seine, some then ,went to Mason Thursday, April 5. charge of the Lenten ser­ Glowney with their son, Shell Mrs Helen Wiltse will Notre Dame and we went to 33 23 St Johns Oil 20 73 represent the local Senior We again changed planes Mr and Mrs Ray Moore vices at the Ovid United John, attended the Honors Daleyjs 32 24 and got to Paris around 10 Saire Maritaine to view the were guests of Mr and Mrs Church Sunday evening. Convocation at the High game Ind, L. Neller Citizens on May 2 at the city. Tuesday, we all at­ Masarik's Shell 31^ 25 223; High three games Ind, Central National Bank at St o'clock our time. There is a 6 Leon Alger of Lapeer last Roger Matheas of Ovid was University of Michigan on Hallenbeck's Const 31 25 L Neller 591; High games hour change in time. tended the Follies Bergere Sunday. the organist as the Senior Ma rch_3Q Johns on the discussion % where one of our group" was American Legion 27 29 team, McKenzies 943; High "Grand" Grandparents and We checked into the Ex- Sunday visitors of Mr and Julie K 24 32 celsior Hotel, however there called on to help on the stage. Mrs Ray Moore were: Earl three games team, bring back a report for the Wednesday we toured the Clinton Nat Bank 24 32 McKenzies 2669. May 3rd meeting. was not enough room so Mr Miller of near DeWitt; Mr Summer Palace of the kings and Mrs John Ball and Riley and HubTire Center 22 34 ^HONORROLL —L. Neller LaBrie took a room at the Bruno's 20 36 204-223; L. Huguelet 214; DA Thanks were expressed to Hotel Ronceray a few blocks at Versailles. We arose early Jackie of North Lansings Parr's 16 40 the many citizens who away. The next evening Miss and took the train to LeMans Pease 209-217; B. Swen- where we were met by the Ind High Game, Jo Rogers denberg 211; J. Powers 205; helped to move the hospital Smith and II went to the Kincaid News Olive 225; Ind High Series, Jo beds donated by Independent Ronceray and Mr LaBrie to exchange parents of Chris T. Bullard 204; L. Puetz 209;* Mr and Mrs Duane MRS. GOLDIE MOORE Rogers 548; Team High C. Pearson 204. Order of Oddfellows to the the Excelsior. We started out Hayes, Mr and Mrs Jean- Ph. 669-9061 Series, HubTire Center 2365; American Legion Hall. sightseeing right away. Marie Baudry. LeMans is t)ietrick and children of NITE OWELS about 200 miles from Paris. Arcadia, Fla, were called Team High Game, Daley's NITE OWLS There are 3 beds and these The flea market was William Fedewa and son, prices, and HR6168 bill in the 835. beds can be loaned to something, of interest to They and friends took us in here because of the serious W L condition of Mrs Edward Dan and Bernard Fedewa Congress were heard, after HONOR ROLL—E. Harsh Hillside BtySh 30 18 citizens in need of a hospital everyone. The French people their cars to the race track spent the weekend at Ber­ which David Conklin, 214, 531; D. Kuripla 503; T. bed. There is also a wheel sell roasted chestnuts and where the Grand Prix race Atherton (Mrs Dietrick's Gen Tel Co 29 19 mother) of Wacousta, who is nard's cottage in Northern discussion leader led the Miller 511; G. Masarik 5503; FC Mason Co 27-1/2 20-1/2 chair. candy and peanuts on the will be held June 9-10. We Michigan. Mrs, William group with the topic, J. Heathman 214; G. Wright Plans are underway for street in booths. even drove on the race track. in a Lansing hospital. They St Johns Co-op 27 21 arrived last-Thursday and Fedewa, Mary and Jimmy "Member Involvement" 214; J. Bensinger 205. Curley Q 26 22 Summer Youth Recreation One thing in particular we Then we went to Mr and entertained their sister and with varied results and SPLITS CONVERTED — teams for young girls and noticed was the buildings are staying with his Wheel Inn 25 23 Mrs Baudry's home, met relatives, Mr and Mrs aunt, Sister Margaret, over ideas. 'The group took ad­ J. Murray, G. Wright 3-10; Moore Oil Co 3 25 ( boys. There willbea need for were about 6 stories high and their children and friends, the weekend also. vantage of the Fun Page that D.Sharick, D. Merignac2-7; managers. If you are in­ very old. Saturday evening Alexander Lang. Rivard Nurs Hm 23 25 also many neighbors. Had a Mr and Mrs Alexander The Friendly Farmers we get every month also. S. Fongers 4-5-7, 5-10; J.' Hobby Lobby 23 25 terested contact either one of our guides, Teddy, delicious luncheon then Farm Bureau Group met Refreshments were served Rogers 3-7-10, 5-6-10; M. Ralph Winans or Ann Vlcek. took us to the museum to Lang, Mr and Mrs Duane Kurts App'Cntr afterward they had invited Dietrick and children visited with Mr and Mrs David by the hosts when discussion N Wassa 5-6-10; D. Quick 5-10; 20-1/2 27-1/2 Watch for date and further look at the night sights. some guitar* players'and Conklin Wednesday evening, ended. The next will be held J. Simcox 7-6-10. information. The Eiffel Tower was all lit Mr and Mrs Edgar Fosnight, Drakes 19 29 singers to entertain us. Sunday. April 11, with 9 families at the home of Mr and Mrs up beautifully, and most of present. During the business Ray Moore in Mav. SPIN Cains, Inc 15 33 Mr and Mrs Rick Ackels The French people are on Harvey Hoerner was High game, Ind, Julia are parents of an 8 pound 10 the teenagers climbed it. The meeting reports were given W L boats on the river Seine were the whole a happy, released Saturday afternoon by Mrs Ray Moore, Mrs Mr and Mrs Bob Jenkins . Levey Jwlrs 74 42 Silvestri 202, 517; High three oz baby girl, Lisa Kay, born altogether friendly affd from St Lawrence Hospital and JjefJ,,,pf Reading wefe games Ind, Rose Ritter 524; April 3. Mrs Ackels is the very picturesque. Sunday Arnold Blizzard, -Myron Sandbaggers 71 45 morning Bob LaBrie and delightful people to know.-- •after having suffered a bout visitbrs of Mr " and Mrs 4P's High games team, Hillside former Vanessa Lockwoodof ^Howe, William ^Fedewa. 69 47 V1 Mrs -Robert -Showers at­ They hadplanned-atour.of.22....with pneumonia. * Discussion on high consumer Valentine Stoy~Saturday.' " Fighting Irish 67-1/2 48-1/2 .852;. High.three games team, Elsie "f *" ' " "* " ru \ PLANNING FOR A WEDDING? You can choose from a wide selection of the newest and best in No job is too large or too small fc^"""™?)^™^*!!) for CAINS COMPLETE TEST DRIVE Wedding Stationery AUTO BODY THfi'73s at the Clinton County News office Any Make-Any Model Bumping-Paintjng-Reconditioning the finest workmanship makes it look like new. Chevrolet Caprice 120.E.Walker St. Johns Buick Pontiac Jim Edinger Chevrolet * CAINS Inc. Opel f Stationery and Accessories! 210H(gham St. Johns 224-3231 GMC :KQ^ Fowler for the Bride-to-Be Wedding liS invitations •Announcements *Reception •Mass Booklets Invitations EVERYTHING ALWAYS IN THE MARKET FOR Cards *lnformals • Oats • Corn • Wheat • Soybeans *ThankYou •Wedding Guest As low as FOR THE • White Beans Cards Books SOIL r Sell, Store, or Grain Bank *Paper Plates *Thermo Cups 50 PERSONALIZED ITEMS no BULK AND BAGGED FERTILIZER AND BULK DELIVERY OF PURINA FEEDS *Ash Trays *Napkins for 100 *Coasters , *Cake Knives St. Johns Ashley *Match Books '*Place Cards Including Double Envelopes! MATHEWS ELEVATOR 224-3234 847-3571 ^Reception Decorations VIRGIL ZEEB Fowler, Mich. ?\\) 593-2111 [:•'*...•....•.....» O.'.v.v.'.'.v.'.'.'.v.v.v.'.v.vJKft Clinton County PLUMBING AND HEATING News

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GREEN and Elizabeth A to Ray S and ,Cummins, Butler & Thor- been instituted to recover Publication and service (PLONTA) HUGELET, Shepardsville ' Judge of Probate Laura L Hart, property in burn said ( debt, or any part shall be made as provided by Defendants. NOTICE OF HELENA M, BURK Sec 2 Bath. Attorneys for v ^ > thereof, said mortgagee Statute and Court Rule. MORTGAGE 2 Register of Probate 4 .*t- Capitol Savings & Loan having declared its election Dated: March 29th, 1973. FORECLOSURE SALE. News Wednesday, April25,1973 * LEGAL NOTICES Association to consider the whole sum TIMOTHY M. GREEN" - Default having been made unpaid on said mortgage 301 Capitol Savings & Loan Judge of Probate in the terms and conditions MRS. JOHN SPENCER Irene Hettinger — Final ORDER OF PUBLICATION Building Lansing, Michigan debt to be now due and Robert H. Wood of certain mortgages, made Ph. 834-2615 - Account 48933 I payable by reason of the Attorney for by Eugene W. Plonta and — General. nonpayment' of certain in­ Verne Hettinger — Final State of Michigan, Probate Telephone: 517/487-3613 49-5 Said adopting parents JoanK. (Plonta) Hugelet, as., Account stallments of principal and 200 W. State, St Johns, The plans have been repeated in unison. The Court for the County of husband and wife, and by , usual reports were given. Josephine M. Little — ORDER TO ANSWER interest as provided for by Michigan. 49-3 Eugene W. Plonta, a single completed for the 69th An­ Clinton. . said mortgage, notice is The Official Call was read. Claims State of Michigan, In the man, mortgagors to the' nual Meeting of the Clinton Estate' of TALMADGE hereby given that on Friday, Coun ty Federation of Delegates were appointed to William H.. Gregory — EDWARD FITZGERALD, Circuit Court for the County ORDER OF PUBLICATION Central National Bank of St Probate of Will of Clinton. May 18,1973, at ten o'clock in — General. Women's Clubs to be held in attend the County meeting File No. 18932. . the forenooii of said day, at Johns, Clinton County, on May 3 in Maple Rapids. Robert J. Kelly — Final Roxie A. Knapp, Plaintiff * State of Michigan, Probate Michigan, mortgagee, said Maple Rapids on May 3. TAKE NOTICE: On May the North entrance to the Registration is to be from The May Coffee will be at the Account & Determination 2, 1973 at 10:00 A.M. in the vs Roger L. Knapp, County Building in the City Court for the County of mortgages being dated the of Heirs Defendant. Clinton. 11:15 to 12 for delegates and Home of Mrs Glen Parks on Probate Courtroom, St. of St Johns, Clinton County, 30th day of June, 1967 and Lowell Road, west of St Robert M. LeValley — Final On March 26, 1973, an Estate of William H. anyone attending any part of Johns, Michigan, before the Michigan, (that being the recorded in the Office of the Johns. The date is May 4 and Account action was filed by Plaintiff, Gregory, Deceased. the program. The Honorable Timothy M. place where the Clinton Register of Deeds for Clinton the time 9:15. in this- Court'to obtain a It is Ordered that on Registration Fee is $1.00; Green, Judge of Probate, a County Circuit Court is County, Michigan, on the Roll call was answered by Elsie M. Webster — Final decree of absolute diyorce. Wednesday, April 25,1973, at Luncheon, $1.50. Reser­ hearing will be held on the held), said mortgagee will, 20th day of July, A.D., 1967 in naming your favorite hobby Account ' IT IS HEREBY OR­ 10 A.M. in the Probate Liber 250,' Pages 85-86 of vations are to be in by April petition of Alma Lee Fit-' by virtue of the power of sale 26. They may be sent to Mrs and tell about it if it was i • DERED that the Defendant, in said mortgage and in Courtroom St Johns, Mortgages, and dated the J zgerald, administratrix, for brought to the meeting. Mrs Roger L. Knapp, shall an­ Michigan, a hearing be held Perce Upton, 210 E. "Real Estate transfers' allowance of her final ac­ pursuance of the statute, sell 23rd.day of February, 1971, Fannie Call demonstrated swer or take such other .on the petition of Emma A. Adelaide, Maple Rapids, Zip (From records In office of count, and for an order at public auction the lands and recorded in the Office of how to make fur cloth action in this Court as may described therein, or so Bates for probate of a pur- 48853. Register of Deeds) assigning residue. the Register of Deeds for flowers, she also told about a be permitted by law on or much as shall be necessary ' ported Will and for granting Mrs Kenneth Winsor of Clinton County, Michigan, on handmade quilt that was Dated: April 4, 1973.' before June 26,1973. Failure to satisfy the amount due at of administration to the Maple Rapids is County the 16th day of March, 1971, made by the members of the Alma Lee Fitzgerald to comply with this* Order the time of sale, together Executor named or some President. Other officers are Apr 3: American Central •in Liber 260, Page 393 of hobby clu'b of which she is" a Petitioner will result in a Judgment by with all legal costs, interest other suitable'person and for Mrs James-* Whittemore of Corporation to Thomas J and Mortgages, which said mort­ member. She also said the Patricia J McNamara in, 3730 N. East St. Default against. such at seven per cent (7%) from a determination of heirs. the Ovid Crescent Club is gages* are claimed to be due quilt was for sale. Mrs Ray Lot 41 Geneva Shores. Lansing, Michigan Defendant for the relief date hereof, and an attorney Publication and service vice-president, Mrs Ray at the date of this mortgage Jones Bad some necklaces Delmer R. Smith demanded in the Complaint fee of Seventy-five Dollars shall be made as provided by Miller^ of the Ovid-Duplain Apr3: Stevens, Reginald A for the principal and in­ and tie made by her and her Attorney forlPetitioner filed in this Court. ($75.00) as therein provided, Statute and Court Rule. Library Club, secretary, Mrs and Marilyn J; Stevens, terest, in the sum of husband from the shells they Grace A to Peter and Martha 1815 E. Michigan Ave. IT IS FURTHER OR­ a parcel described as: Dated: March 29th, 1973. Erwin McMaster of the $15,736.57, on the-June 30, collected, also she showed 1 Kurncz, property in Sec 26 Lansing, Michigan 51-1 DERED' that the fees or TIMOTHY M. GREEN 1967 mortgage, and $2,942.14 Victor Civic Club is treasurer, and Mrs Harold and demonstrated how to Greenbush. costs of publication be paid Judge of Probate 1 The South 8 rods of the 'on the February 23, 1971 . make 'flower balls' from NOTICE OF MORTGAGE by Clinton, County. East 32 rods of a parcel of Walker & Moore Millman of the St Johns Apr 3: Wellfare, Faye" mortgage. discarded plastic flowers SALE LEO W. CORKIN, land described as: The South By: Jack Walker , Women's Club is Chairman Anne to Robert K and And no suit or proceeding and large styrafoam balls. Default having been made HONORABLE 15 rods of the North 1/2 of the Attorney for Estate of the Nominating Com­ Katherine L Gann, property at law having been instituted Mrs Alice Sherwin in the conditions of a certain (Countersigned) South 1/2 of the Northeast 115 E Walker Street' mittee. New Officers for in Sec 14 DeWitt. \ to recover the debt secured demonstrated how to make mortgage made on the 21st VIRGENE KREBEL 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of St Johns, Michigan. 49-3 1973-74 will be elected at the Apr 3: Valentine, Robert J by said mortgages, or any carnations from wood fiber. day of November, 1961, Deputy Clerk ~? Section 36, Town 5 North, Annual Meeting. The and Barbara J to Cletus A part thereof; Mrs John Spencer demon­ between VERLEN E. DATE OF ORDER: March Range 2 West, DeWitt meeting will be at the United and Beth, R Rohrabacher, ORDER OF PUBLICATION NOW, THEREFORE, by strated how to make a puff KRUGERand GENEVIEVE 26, 1973. > Township, Clinton County, Methodist Church, Mrs Lot 49 Geneva Shores. — General. / virtue of the power of sale quilt. Mrs Ralph Teall M. KRUGER, husband and 505 Michigan. Madge Underwood is the Apr 3: Rish, Gerald and. State of Michigan, Probate contained in said Mortgages demonstrated how to make wife, Mortgagors, and The length of the period of General Chairman. Carolyn A to Jerald R and ORDER OF PUBLICATION Court for \the County of and pursuant to the statutes sea shell rosebuds. Mrs Ina Susan M McGraw; property CAPITOL SAVINGS '&, redemption on foreclosure of of the State of Michigan in ' The Ovid Duplain Library LOAN ASSOCIATION, — General. " Clinton. Club met on Friday„April 6, Woodworth had a beautiful in Sec 17 Ovid. State of Michigan, Probate the within mortgage shall be Estate of Martha Platte, such case . made and Mortgagee, and recorded in six months from the time of at the Shepardsville United display of bead she had Apr 3fKunkel, Louis J and Court for the County of' deceased. provided, notice, is hereby made'. She said that nylon Helen L to John A and Arlene the office of the Register of such sale. given that on the 4th day of 'Methodist Church. Mrs Deeds for Clinton County, Clinton. It is Ordered that on June / RalphTeall, Mrs Ray Miller, thread is used now instead of M Pesik, property in Sec 1 Estate of Etta M. Brown, Dated at Lansing, 6, 1973 at 9:30 A.M., in the May, 1973, at 10:00 am, Michigan on November 22, Michigan, April 1, 1973. Mrs Ray Jones, Mrs Roger crochet thread to string Ovid. Deceased. Probate Courtroom St Johns, Eastern Standard Time, said , beads. The two guests also Apr 3: Smith, Roger K and 1961 in Liber 233 of Mort­ AMERICAN BANK AND mortgages will be foreclosed Smith, and Mrss Luretta gages, Pages 103-104, on It is Ordered that on Michigan a hearing be held Lang were hostesses for the showed and told of their ' Iris L to Richard E and , Wednesday, June 13th, 1973, TRUST COMPANY by sale at public auction to which mortgage there is A Michigan Banking cor­ at which all creditors of said day. hobbies. Others also told Elizabeth A Stambaugh, Blk at 9:30 A.M., in the Probate deceased are required to the highest bidder, inside about what they did in their 2 Shepardsville, Lot 21, 22, claimed to be'due at the date poration, Mortgagee. the front door of the Clinton . A card was signed by the of this notice for principal Courtroom in the Courthouse Schram and Behan prove their claims. Creditors 22 members and 2 guests spare time. They said most 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 14. in St Johns, Michigan a must file sworn claims with County Courthouse, located of it was spent either reading and interest the sum of Four Attorneys for Mortgagee in/ the City of St Johns, present and sent to Mrs -Apr 3: Searles, Willard D Thousand Five Hundred hearing be held at which all Business Address: the Court and serve a copy Christine Snyder who is or doing crossword puzzles. and Lillian C to Dennis L and creditors of said deceased on Ferdinand' Platte, P.O. Michigan, that being the Mrs Hubert Hilton has kept a Fifty One and 45/100ths 702 American Bank & Trust place for holding Circuit staying with her daughter in Carol Ii Feldpausch, ($4,551.45) Dollars and an are required to prove their >Bkl. Box 48, Westphalia, Charlotte. Scrapbook on Royalty down property in Sec 33 Green- claims and' heirs will be Michigan 48894 prior to said Court in the County of through the years. -attorney fee of Seventy-five Lansing, Michigan 48933 50-5 The Invocation was given bush. determined. Creditors must hearing. Also, on the petition Clinton, Michigan, of the The Roll Call was the ($75.00) Dollars allowed by premises described in said by Mrs Roger Smith. The Apr 3: Briggs, Roy F and law as provided in said file sworn claims with the of Ferdinand Platte for Collect and Pledge were program. • Pauline Ahr to Raymond J Court and serve a copy on license to sell real estate of mortgages and so much Mortgage, .and no suit or ORDER OF PUBLICATION thereof as may be necessary Micka and Joan P Dean R. Parks, 15499 Wood — General. said deceased. Persons proceedings at law having to pay the amount due as Galehouse, property in Sec 1, been instituted to recover the Road, Lansing, Michigan \ State of Michigan, Probate interested in said estate are Ovid. 48906 prior fo said hearing. Court for the County of directed to appear at said aforesaid, on said mort- Ovid businessmen moneys secured by said gagesj with interest thereon Apr 4: Wilson, Robert E Publication and service Clinton. hearing to show cause why Mortgage or any * part at the rate of 7% per annum, and Elizabeth J to Neal C shall be made as provided by Estate of Verne Hettinger, such license should not be thereof; and all; legal costs, charges and Donna M .Hpusler, NOTICE IS HEREBY Statute and Court Rule. Deceased. granted. u "" Dated: April 4,' l973!,b( fl" and expenses, including property in gee 8 Wat^rtpwn. GIVEN that by virtue of the aicu. rtyin t, ±aia.--' ™" ityi-ist Ms ,.Ordereduraerea,, tnat,'Othat,'onn . iruuiMjaiiuii'jianPublications anud ^service-cservice*? —-. ~* "vr~i— prepare s. Apr 4: Parks, Darwin A power of sale contained in TIMOTHY M. -GREEN Wednesday April 25th, 1973 shallbemadeasprovidedbyfi attorney fees allowed by law, and Ruth* E to S,cn«Seder 1 h r- said Mortgage '-and the Judge of-Probate I at&SO.AM, in the Probate Statute and Court Rule. maandy alsbeo paianyd sumby s Which Builders Inc, property in Sec Robert H.Wood Courtroom in the Courthouse Dated: March 29, 1973. statute in such case made dersigned, necessary to 24, Olive. AttorneprtHy fownnr EstatH e inn—* St . Johnst_ ,*i— Michigann *.i , a notoriTIMOTH- MamY hM debtedness still ,due and thdale Fms. legal costs, together with DAVID EUGENE EVERY ORDER OF PUBLICATION read by Harvey' Darling. Membership and Finance hearing be held on .the owing, the redemption This department can draw Committee, Mike Mulder. Apr 5: Reed,\La Grande said attorney fee, which said having filed his application — General. petition of Tony Sovis, for and .Louise to Terry L and in said Court that the name period shall be six months sketches to show ways of premises are described as State of Michigan, Probate probate of the purported from the date of sale, as Kathy A Faught, Lot 90 follows in said Mortgage: of DAVID EUGENE upgrading the present At the close of the meeting Court for the County of Will, for granting of ad­ aforesaid. buildings in the downtown Victoria Hills. Commencing at the center EVERY be changed to Clinton. ' ministration to the executor a film entitled "The River DAVID EUGENE McCAIN. Dated at St Johns, business district by refacing That Came Back" was Apr 6: Fedewa Builders of Section 10, T5N, R2W, Estate of llene Hettinger, named therein, or^some instead of tearing down the Inc ,to Edward Harry and IT IS ORDERED that the Michigan, this 19th day of presented by Consumers DeWitt Township, Clinton Deceased. / other suitable person and for March, A.D., 1973. present structure. Genevieve Mary Gorn, Lot 2, 23rd day of May 1973 at 11:00 P(ower Co. County, Michigan; thence It. is Ordered that on a determination of heirs. CENTRAL NATIONAL 3, 10, 11, Blk 54 S J. SoutiTalong the"North-South o'clock in the forenoon at Wednesday, April 25th, 1973, ,oi , n la ft t h ie .Publication and service >- MICHIGAN, Mortgagee Apr 6: 'Buggs, WilliaimM 1/4 line 1452 feet to a con— ­ ' 'said' ^Probat^ e Cour""- t b*e ^and is at 9:30 AM, in the Probate shall be made as provided by andEileen; Buggs, Gerald E crete monument that is ,33 hereby appointed for hearing Courtroom in the Courthouse Statute and Court Rule. Dated: March 15, 1973. and Mary Ellen to Larry T feet North of the center line said petition. in St Johns, Michigan, a Dated: March 7th, 1973. By: Paul A. Maples Smoking and Schaefer, Inc, property in of Webb Road; thence 1591.2 It is further ORDERED hearing be held On the Attorney for Plaintiff, THOMAS L. BROWN, Central National Ban^ of St Sec 34 Bingham. feet North 89 50' West to the that public notice thereof be Petition of Nyal Flegel, Acting Judge » of , Apr 6: Covert , Frederick given, by' publication of a 'Administrator, for Johns, Michigan. point of beginning; thence Probate. 210 North Clinton Avenue P and Dolores I to Frederick* North 89 50' West 75.0 feet; copy of this ORDER for allowance of his Final Ac­ PAUL A. MAPLES pregnancy dangers W and Delores M Schraegle, three successive weeks count. St Johns, Michigan 48879. * thence North 0 10' East 175.0 Attorney for Estate 47-5 Lot \2 Covert's Woodland feet; thence South 89 50' previous to said day of Publication and service 210 North Clinton Avenue One\of the major factors study of 17,000 British Acres. East 75.0 feet; thence South hearing in the Clinton County ' shall be made as provided by St. Johns, Michigan. 48-3 influencing the size of children born in the same Apr 6: Phosti, Peter and 0 10' West 175.0 feet' to the News, a newspaper printed Statute and Court Rule. newborn babies was week showed that newborns and circulated in said The living veteran popula­ Minpie B to Lyle D and point of beginning. Also a Dated: March 29, 1973. State of Michigan, In the cigarette smoking by who were "small for date", County. tion reached the 28.5 million Dorothy L Joslin, Lot 1 Supv right of way beginning at the TIMOTHY M. GREEN Circuit Court for the County pregnant women, according had more educational and PI No 5 Watertown. TIMOTHY (MMGREEN mark in October, according point of beginning; thence Judge of Probate of Clinton. to a study released by Dr behavioral problems in later Apr 6: Berry Construction ' Judge of Probate Robert H. Wood to the Veterans Administra­ North 0 10' East 175 feet; CENTRAL NATIONAL Nevil Butler of the life compared with those of Co, Inc,f to Gary R and Dawn A True Copy Attorney for Estate • tion. thence South 89-50' East 33 BANK OF ST JOHNS. University of Bristol. And, a normal birth weight. S Dolan, Lot 51 Nelson Sub feet; thence South 0 10' West? Helena, M. Burk 200 W. State, /St. Johns, According'to Dr Butler, Nol. ' 175 feet; thence North 89 50' Register of Probate 50-3 Michigan. 49-3 the crucial period in Apr 6: Smith,* Josephine D West 33 feet, to the point of pregnancy is the last 5 to Alfred L Omelas and beginning, this right of way MORTGAGE SALE ORDER OF PUBLICATION months. He reported no Josephine Sheldon, Lot 19, to Webb Road shall be ter­ Default having been made — General." I Business Directory difference in low-weight 20, Blk 3 Ovid; minated when this 33 feet in the terms and conditions State of Michigan, Probate babies and stillbirths be­ Apr 9: Parker, Lucille L to strip is made into a street. *of a certain real estate Court for the County of tween women who did not Lucille L Parker and Joyce Subject to easements and mortgage, Whereby the Clinton. smoke and women who E Rennells, Lot 29 Blk 1 restrictions of record. power of sale therein con­ Estate of Douglas Darrell AUTOMOTIVE FARM SERVICES HARDWARE smoked during the' first 4 Avenue Add. 'Excepting however, the tained became operative, • Sump, Billie Joe Sump, & months.' However, if women Apr 9: Kiger, Kenneth F East 3 feet of the following made by LAWRENCE Wendy Lynn Sump, Minors. For the BEST BUY hf continued smoking for the GIBSON,- SR. and JANICE GOWER'S HARDWARE and Cereta A to Kenneth F described property: Com­ It is Ordered that on New & Used Chevroleti ' Purina Feeds last 5 months there was a and Rodney 'Kaye Kiger, FAYE GIBSON, husband Wednesday May 2nd, 1973 at "v and mencing at the center of Seet Means $ $ S in Your Pocket significant difference in the property in Sec 19 Duplain. Section 10, T5N, R2W, and wife, of East Lansing, 9:30 A.M., in the Probate, number of undersized in­ . Apr 9: The City of S Johns DeWitt Township, Clinton Michigan, the^'mortgagor, to Courtroom in the Courthouse-1 EDINGER & WEBER Mathews Elevator Co. GRAIN ELEVATOR fants, as well as babies born the AMERICAN BANK AND ,to James M and Igneborg K County, Michigan; thence in St Johns, Michigan, a FOWLER Phone 582-2401 Gtain—Feeds—Seeds BOTTLED GAS dead. FOWLER- Grost, property in Sec 17 South'aWglteNorth^South TRUST COMPANY, a .hearing be held On the / Cylinders or Bulk Recent experiments with 1/4 line 1452 feet to a con- Michigan banking cor- . Bingham. Petition of Joan Kay Eureka pregnant rats have shown crete monument that is 33' poration,' of 101 South ' l Apr 9: The City of St Johns Huguelet, formerly Joan Phone 224-2695 that fetuses removed from to Ingeborg K Gfost Trustee,, feet North of the center line Washington Avenue, Lan- Kay Sump, praying that Be a Partner < 1 , Phone 224-2958 - mother rats who were ex­ propert.-r-.^y in Sec. 1..7 _Bingham. . of Webb Road; thence 1591.2 sing, Michigan, ttui mort- Joan Kay Huguelet be ap-, NOT JUST A CUSTOMER CREDIT BUREAU posed to cigarette smoke Apr 9: Reeves, Rudolph , feet North 89 50'West W the gagee, dated March 26,1971, pointed the Guardian of said Buy the Co-op Way and Rosemary to Robert E JJ '" «-*"'"- -* were undersized and had point of beginning; thence and recorded in the Office of / minors' to the exclusion of FARMERS' CO-OP CLINTON COUNT* INSURANCE" smaller brains. Although the and Pamela D'Alcorn, Lot 33 North 89 50' West 75.0 feet; we Register of Deeds for the DarreIl (Douglas Sump, the t FOWLER Phone B8^-2€61 CREDIT BUREAU human brains were not Idyl Crest Est No 2. thence North 0 10,' East 175.0 County of Clinton and State father of... said minor. s wh. o i.s, Complete Insurance Service measured in Butler's Apr 9n Bailey, Orlfi H, Jr, feet; thence South 89 50' df Michigan on the 2nd day of legally .liable for and able to Phone 221-2391 April, 1971, in Liber 260 of Since 193$ research, one of the and Jean M to Richard D and East 75.0 feet; thence South support and care for the . FARM Credit Reports < Collections characteristics of a "small Barbara J WarrenT Lot n 0 10' West 175.0 feet to the Records on page 508, upon education Of such minor AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE ' FIRE INSURANCE for date" baby is a Head Rive* W^od. t \ . point of beginning, - , which mortgage there is now children and who* has DRAINAGES FOR TOUR LISTING IN THE claimed to be due, i and GENERAL CASUALITY circumference below normal Apr 9; PapiernikyTJiomas The length of the nevertheless failed and ...... , . size, Another characteristic J, St, and' Virginia P- to payable for principal and. neglected. to do so for a JAMES BURNHAM i*. -• • *» J«L iL, redemption period as Builnett Directory '- Allaby-Brewbaker, Inc. was ,a high rate of oxygen interest the sum of Eight period of more than One year Phone St. John* 2M-4M5 . ThomasJJr,ancipeborahJ . provided by law .is one (1) 1 * •' R-3,St.Jobn* Over Gamble Store consumption for body Thousand Three*; Hundred • fast "preceding Vme filiii of Phont2W-U«J . wei ht Pangttafik, property in Sec 17* *year from ^ Hme of sale. Eleven and 67/100 ($8,311.67) ' said Petition, for the purpose St. Johns -Phone 224-USi' 8 ' 0I|ve.. CAPITOL SAVINGS & *' April 18,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 13B Consumer Power battles rate increase denial .*/

Shareholders of Con­ the board and president, told A H Aymond, chairman of future construction. adequate to provide the pected when the company's Aymond, "in 1972 our earn­ rate of return -no longer is sumers Power Company the Annual Meeting of < annually in additional * earnings which the company new gas reforming plant ings were 6.4 percent on total adequate. That is why, he were told last week that the Shareholders that the revenues. AYMONO, SAID that must have if it is to sell new near Marysville becomes investment, and less than 10 said, that'the company had company will file two new company disagrees with the "But," he added, "this is earnings of Consumers securities in the amounts operational in the summer. percent on shareholder asked the Commission to, Power Company had in- rate cases within a week position taken last week' by • 8:30-8 pm James LeClear, Mark Stull, Marcia Suggate, Glenn McNeely, John Murray. Saturdays j^ 8:30 -1 pm LeClear, Joel Powell, Curtis Debra Valentine, and Kerry Shaw, Gale Sober, Luwanna ( Zorb. Diamond, Brad Easlick. Tarrant, Norman Viaches. Mark Reblin, Cheryl SUBSCRIBE TO Randall, Jo Reblin, Stanley Schafer*, Jeannine- Seeger*, Carta Siebert, Irene Snay*, Laurel Vietzke*, Timothy Forensics tournament held at Ovid-Elsie Woolfe, and Cheryl Wr- zesinski. ENTRAL NATIONAL BANK The Region III, District the story of Tikki Tikki events topics. The first place winners * All A's III, Forensics Tournament Tembo No Sa Rembo Chari 2nd Place: Radio received pins; certificates ST. JOHNS was held at Ovid-Elsie High Bari Ruchi Pit Peri Pembo. 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j] 14B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, .Michigan April 18,1973 Westphalia EMMANUEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Next Sunday in Area DEwm, MICHGAN '* ST MARY'S CHURCH Rev Fr Aloysius H. Miller, Pastor Clinton County churlches Fr Martin Miller Assistant Pastor Sunday Masses,- 6, 8 and 10 am All Churches in Clinton County are invited to send Weekdays - During School Year 7;00, 7:45 and 11:15 am their weekly announcements to The Clinton County, Saturdays - 6:45 am and 7:30 am Holy Days-5:30,7:30,9am and 8pm .News. They must reach us by 10 aim. .Monday to insure Evening Mass • Friday 8:00 pm publication in the current week's Issue. ,

THE WAYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH ST THERESE CATHOLIC CHURCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Richard Abney, Pastor Fathers Francis Murray, Joseph Maple Rapids Francis Carl Johannides • minister Droste and Lawrence Delaney Rev Wayne Gassman 6:30 am Union Sunrise Service at About izmiles north M-21 at Elsie Rd The Corner of N US-27 and Roosevelt Rectory: 102 W Randolph, Lansing Congregational Church. Breakfast Phone 489-9051 9:45 am Sunday School following service Rds, Mass Schedule - Saturday: 7 pm. 11:00 am Morning Worship Area 9:30 am Church School Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Sunday: 6, 8, lo, 12: DeWitt, 9 am - 7:00 pm Evening Worship 9:3d and 11;00 am Two worship Morning Worship - liiOo a.m. Holiday; 7, 8, lo am; 5:30, 7:30 pm 7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting services. Sunday'evenlng - 6:00 pm THE UNITED METHODIST Weekday Masses; 8 am, 7:30 pm CHURCH Maundy Thursday Wednesday evening service Confessions-Saturday: 3:30 to5and MAPLE RAPIDS 2:30 pm Communion 7:00 pm » ,7:30 to 9; Eves of Holidays, 8 to 9 7:30 pm Come and Go Communion Pastor RevAbeS.Castor Baptism: Sunday at 1 pm Please call Fowler Area Parsonage-Middleton A church where everyone Is in advance _ Phone 236-7742 Friday April 20 welcome 1:00-2:15 pm Good Friday Service at SOUTH RILEY BIBLE CHURCH MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Sunday - 9:30 am - Worship Service, Wlllard Farrier, Pastor 10:30 am Sunday School. First Congregational Church SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS Rev Fr Albert J, Schmitt, Pastor Located 1/2 mile east of Francis Road Sunday Masses - 6:30,8:30 and 10:30 Tuesday - 1:30 pm WSCS first 686 North Lansing Street . on Chadwlck Road Tuesday each month. 7:00 pm Senior Tuesday, April 24 Elder, E.F. Herzel, Pastor - am 1:30 pm Elizabeth Circle with Nola 10 am - Sunday School Weekdays - During school year, 7:30 Choir practice, 7:00 pm Scouts. Services held on Saturday 11 am - Worship Service Lumbert 9:15 am • Church Service and 8:30 am . 1:30 pm Ruth Circle with Geraldine 10:30 am • Sabbath School Service Holy Days - 5:30, 7:30 am and 7:00 GREENBUSll UNITED METHODIST' Niergarth HOPE LUTHERANCHURCH pm and 7:00 pm eve before CHURCH 380 WHerbisonRd, DeWitt Sorrowful Mother Novena - Friday, . Scott and Marshall Roads April 23, 26. 27 Garage Sale at Marie WEST PILGRIM UNITED Telephone: 6G9-3S30 7:30 pm Ford Home. METHODIST CHURCH David B Franzmeier, Pastor Saturdays - 7:30 am and 7;00 pm Pastor - Everett M. Love Corner of Parks and Grove Rd Telephone: 669-9606 Sunday: 9:45 am Church School. F1KST CONGREGATIONAL Rev Brian K. Sheen, Minister Sunday School - 9:00 am , 11:30 am Worship CHURCH 9:30 am - Worship Service Sunday Worship • 10:30 am ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Thursday: WSCS 4th Thursday at Averill M. Carson, Minister 10:45 am - Church School Tuesday - Directions at Dawn 7:00 FOWLER 8:00 pm ASSEMBLY OF GOD am H E. Rossow, Pastor Thursday, April 19 SUS27&EBa1dwin 9:30 am Worship. 10:30 am Sunday ' LOWE UNITED .METHODIST 8:00 pm Maundy Thursday Can­ Joseph F. Eger, Jr, Pastor ST ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH School & Bible Class CHURCH Corner US-27 and Webb Road dlelight Service 10:00 am - Sunday School Lowe and North Lowe Road 11:00 am • Morning Worship Rev Glenn V. Cathey, Jr, Vicar * Pastor-Everett M.Love Friday, April 20 6:30 pm - Youth Service Residence 669-3967 Church 669-9308 Sunday: Church Service 10:15 am 1:00 pm • 2:15 pm Community Good 7:30 pm - Sunday Evening First & Third Sundays Tuesday; Choral Actors 3-4:30. Friday Service in the Sanctuary of 7:00 pm - Wednesday, second and Morning Prayer 9 am Elsie Area Wednesday: Bible Study 7:30-8:30. First Congregational Church .fourth WMC » Second & Fourth Sundays Senior Choir 7:30-8:30. . 7:30 pm-Wednesday evening service Holy Communion 9 am ELSIE METHOD 1ST CHURCH Saturday, April 21 Rev David Litchfield, Minister ^^^^^^^^ VALLEYFARMS BAPTIST CHURCH 9:30 am - Morning Worship CONGREGATIONAL 12:30 pm Junior Choir Rehearsal PRICE UNITED METHODIST 241 Estate Road 1:00 pm Children's Choir Rehearsal CHURCH 10;3o am - Sunday School, Supt Merle CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev LaVern Bretz, Pastor Merle Baese Easter Sunday, April 22 Rev. Darold B.Boyd Maple Rapids, Michigan * 9:45-10:45 am - Church School. There Rev Robert E. Myers, Pastor 9:30 am Worship Service 9:45 am • Church School is a class for everyone from the 11:00 am Worship Service 11:00 am - Morning Worship DUPLAIN METHODIST CHURCH youngest to the oldest. The Bible Is our Rev David Litchfield, Minister Monday. April 23 Women's Society meets the last textbook 10;00 am Worship Service 6:45 pm Congregators Wednesday of each month, Dinner at U:00 am Sunday School 9>b^K4^«^M^>t^H^X^W4^K^W^K^W^H^^«^K^^(^M^^t^M^^C^X^W^W^X^K^^t^H^M^^ 11 am -12 Noon - Morning Worship, 10 am • Sunday School, Supt Ken­ Wednesday, April 25 12:30. Meeting at 1;30. Junior Church for children through 6th Wed" Pl" Fellowship meetings on 6:45 pm Boy Scout Troop flBl Youth Fellowship meets the first neth Kiger grade 11 am • Worship Service 8:00 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal and third Monday of each month at 5:30 pm - BYF for both Juniors and ChSrUb & JUni0r 7:30 pm cSrJScE™' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Seniors FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Council of Church Ministries and 7:00 pm - Evangelistic Service 8:30 pm Thurs. Chapel Choir PracL South US-27 Administrative Board meets the first Rev Charles Cowley E ry 3rd Thurs Paul A. Travis, Pastor 8:00 pm - Morning Choir Practices 10;00 am - Worship Service FellowshiVJMLPU p 3f?Meetin. g Women's Sunday of each month following a Wednesday, 7:00 pm - Mid-week 9:45 am Bible School potluck dinner at noon. 11:00 am - Sunday School, Paul Attend the Prayer Service; 8:00 pm - Morning Brown, Supt 10:55 am Worship Service Youth choir meets each Wednesday Choir Practice 11 am Children's Churches at 7 pm 6:00 pm - Junior and Senior BYF Saturday 10:00 am - Jr Choir 7.00 pm - Evening Senvce 6 pm IN-TIME and HI-TIME Senior choir meets each Wednesday practice Eureka Area 7 pm Evening Worship at 7:30 pm 3:30 pm Wednesday - Junior and f 1st Thursday 7:30 pm - Woman's Senior Choir practice 5:00 pm Church Training Mission Society CONGREGATIONAL 6:00 pm Evening Worship 7:00 pm - Wednesday - Prayer and JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 2nd Saturday 2:00 pm - Ann Judson Bible Study CHRISTIAN CHURCH Each Wed 7 pm The Hour of Power Kingdom Hall Guild for Jr Hi girls > 2619 E Maple Rapids Road for Ihe whole family. 8 pm Choir 1993 North Lansing St 3rd Tuesday 6:30 pm - Men's DUPLAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev Paul R Jones, Pastor Tuesday, 7:30 pm - Congregation Fellowship Phone 224-7709 practice, 3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High School 8:00 pm - Choir Practice - Book Studies. Text studied: "The 10 am - Bible School for everyone Nations Shall Know That I am SOUTH DeWITT CHURCH OF 5565 E Colony Road 11 am - Morning Worship church of Jr. Basketball Justin Shepard, Ministor l First Sunday-Communion Service Jehovah-How?" CHRIST 7:30 pm - Adult Bible discussions. First Tuesday-Deacon's Meeting Thursday, 7:30 pm - Theocratic Temporarily Meeting at the Bill Nichelson, Youth Minister Nursery provided during services Second Tuesday-Ladies' Missionary Ministry School-Texts Used: "Bible" DeWitt High School 9:45 am - Sunday School 6:30 pm • Youlh MeeUngs Circle. and "Aid to Bible Understanding" 8:30 Evangelist* Richard J. Wolfcale 11 am-Church 6:45 pm - Wednesday, Jr. Choir; Mon-Frt "Moments of Meditation. f pm Service Meeting Telephone: 669-3395 6 pm - Youth fellowship and Chancel Choir. 7:30 pm Sunday, 9:30 am - Public Lecture - 8 nm - "Revival Fires," Channel 5 adult Bible Study 9(15 am Radio WRBJ 'Given by Qualified Representative of TV: "Revival Fires," 1110 Radio Church office hours 7 pm - Evening Service the Wotchtower, Bible and tract 9:45 am - Bible School 7 pm Wednesday - Prayer Meeting 9-12 & 1-3 Mon thru FrI Society. 10:30am - Watchtower Study - 10:30 am - Morning Worship. Ser­ 1 ST JOHNS'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Current issue of the "Watchtower" mon: "The Mind of Christ." Matherton Corner of Mead and Walker magazine studies. Weekly Communion. ST CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH Rectory 406 E Walker PUBLIC INVITED 6:30 pm - Youth groups for grades 1 Rev Thomas M Kowalcyzk, Pastor Phone 224-2600 NO COLLECTION TAKEN through Treshman in college POBOX97517EMainSt Area 6:30 pm - Evening Worship. Sermon: Bannister, 48807 Phone: 862-5270 your choice Office 224-2885 FIRSTCIIURCHOFGOD "What the Church of Christ Stands Sunday Liturgies: Saturday - 7:00 pm Sunday - (May 1 to Dec 1) 8:00 and MATHERTON COMMUNITY 1973 Schedule Rev tSett Webb For." CHURCH 312 N US-27 Wednesday, 7 pm • Hour of Power, 8 10:00 am (Dec 1 to May 1) 8:30 and Every Sunday 8 am Holy Com­ 10:30 am 2'00 pm • Sunday School Phone 224-2448 classes 3:00 pm - Worship Service munion ' | 9:45 am Church School. ii:00 am Thursday, 7 pm - Fishermen's Club Holy Day Liturgies: 7:00 am and 2d & 4th Sunday 10 am Holy Com­ Worship Service. 7i00 pm Evening FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 8:00 pm munion and Sermon Worship.8:00pm Youth Fellowship 1st OF DeWITT. SBC Confessions: One half hour before Other Sundays • 10 am -.Morning all Sunday Liturgies u and 3rd Sunday of the month. Rev Jerry Cole, Pastor n Prayer and Sermon ' Meeting in the Memorial Building ^ursery & church school iQ.am for Wednesday: 7:45 pm Family Bible Wacousta Study. while we build ournew worship center. _ , EAGLE UNITED METHODIST nursery through 6th " Sunday School • 10:00 am CftURCII Every Monday eve 7 pm • Spiritual CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Morning Worship -11:00 am Rev Ray McBratnle, Pastor Healing Service - Area 515 North Lansing Street 5:00 pm Evening Worship Telephone 627-6533 or 489-3807 1st - 3d Mondays 7 pm Senior Meeting in homes - 9:30 am - Morning Worship WACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED Citizens 10:30 am - Church School METHODIST CHURCH this Sunday Rev Wesley Manker 2d & 4th Tuesday - Noon • Senior Mid-week prayer service Wed-7:30 7;30 pm - Wednesday, Bible Study Phone 224-7950 pm Rev Edward F. Otto, pastor Citizens and prayer meeting Phone 626-6623 10:00 am - Sunday School Youlh prayer service Thur-7:30 pm Every (Tuesday morning and 11:00 am - Morning Worship Morning Worship: 10:00 am evening weight watchers Join us in worship where EAGLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH Church School Classes 11:15 am 6:15 pm - Young People's Service "everybody is somebody and Christ is 2d Wednesday 1-5 pm Family 7:00 pm - Evening Worship Rev and Mrs Royal Burnett. Pastor Jr and Sr Hi Y.F. 6:00 pm I Planning Clinic Lord." ( 10:00 a.m. Sunday School Cherub and Youth Choir Wednes­ Wednesday, 6:30 pm • Caravan, 7:45 For more Information call 669-9752 1st St 3rd Wed morning OEO pm Bible Study and prayer hour 11:15 am - Morning Worship 1 day, 3:00 pm Nutrition Class or write Box 306, DeWitt. 7:30 pm • Wednesday Prayer ^ Chancel Choir, Thursday, 7:30 pm meeting THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS Every other Wed evening 7:30 Cadet FREE METHODIST CHURCH WSCS Noon meetings every 3rd Girl Scouts VALLEY FARMS UNITED Wednesday 305 Church Street PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Every 4th Thursday Jaycettes 8 pm Phone 224-3349 WXYZ Noon meeting every 1st \ 155 E Sate Rd Wednesday Every Thursday 8 pm AA Al Anon Robert Bentley, Minister Rev Neil Bollnger. Pastor MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE Every Friday 3:15 pm Brownies 10:00 am • Sunday School Bath Area Council on Ministries every 3rd Phone 489-1705 Monday at 7:30 11:00 am - Morning Worship 9:30 am - Sunday School CHURCH OF CHRIST OF ST. JOHNS 6.00 pm - Evening Worship Administrative Board, 4th Monday 11:00 am - Morning Worship BATH UNITED METHODIST df every 3rd month, 400 EState Prayer service as announced. 7:30 pm - Sunday evening S:::::::::::::mW^^^^ ST. JOHNSw#S«H^^ Mike HargraVe, Minister CHURCH . Evangelistic Rev Clarence Keilh ' 9:30 am Sunday School SALEM UNITED METHODIST Wednesday, 7:30 pm - Youth service 10:30 am Morning Worship 9:45 am Church School CHURCH Thursday, 7:30 pm - Bible Study 11:00 am Worship 5:30 pm Youth Fellowship Parsonage and Office: US-27 and Wecordlally inviteyou to attend any 7:00 pm Bible Study Victor 6:30 pm Evening Service County Line Road . or all of these services Central Natl Bank Schmitt Electric St Johns Co-op Wed. 7:00 pm Prayer Meeting Pastor • Charles VanLenie , Listen to our international broadcast Call 224-429^ for more information Phone 224-6166 HARVESTIME Sunday morning at HATH BAPTIST CHURCH Township OF ST. JOHNS I 1002 E. State Sunday: 9:30 am Worship, 10:30 am 10:30 am. WRBJ, 1580 on your dial Rev Richard Cole, Pastor ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH St. Johns N. Clinton Church School 10:00 am Sunday School GROVE BIBLE CHURCH St Johns-Ovid-Pewamo Phone 224-4277 Phone 224-2381 Rev William G. Hankerd, Pastor Wednesday: 7:00 pm Choir practice, STPETERLUTHERANCHURCH 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship Rev Robert Prange, Pastor Member FDIC - Rev. Raymond Goehrlng 7:30 pm Mid-week Service « MISSOURI SYNOD 7:30 pm Evening Service Price and Shepardsville Roads Associate Pastor Thursday: 7:30 pm WSCS Third 4-1/2 miles west of St Johns on M-21 Midweek Service on Wednesday 7:30 10:00 am - Sunday School. Classes Rectory—109 Linden St.—Ph. 224-3313 Thursday 5-1/2 miles south on Francis road pm Tor all ages , Convent — 110 S. Oakland—Ph. 224- 2 miles west on Church Road 11:00 am - Morning Worship 3789 Marvin L. Barz, Pastor 6:30 pm - Young People School — 201 E. Cass—Ph. 224-2421 10:30 am • Worship REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 7:30 pm - Evening Service Mass Schedule 9:15 am - Sunday School and Bible CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 7:30 pm - Wednesday, prayer S & H Farm Phillips Allaby-Brewbaker, Saturday Evening—7 pm DeWitt Area Classes. Corner Upton Rd St Stoll Rd meeting Sunday—7:30. 9, 10:30 and 12. WAYSIDE CHAPEL Holy Communion first Sunday of the Elder Jerry Balrd Ladies Missionary Circle meets 4th Implement Holy Days—See bulletin. month at 8 am, third Sunday of the Thursday Sales & Service Inc. Weekdays—7:30 and 8:30 am and A BIBLE CHURCH Sunday School • to am Preaching 14337 Turner Road, DeWitt month at 10:30 am Service - 11 am Couples Club meets 4th Saturday in COMPANY 7:15 pm month Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays, Rev Douglas Beach, Pastor Choir Practice - Wed 6:30 pm - New Holland Machinery 3:30 to 5 pm: after 7 pm Mass until 9 s Phone 489-9251 Mld-Week Prayer Service - Wed 7:30 Our Specialty pm. Weekday evenings—a few 10 am Sunday School Ovid Area pm 1 313 N.Lansing St. 108% N. Clinton St. minutes before evening Mass. 11 am Worship Service Everyone welcome 4 Mi. N. on US-27 to 6 pm Young People THE UNITED CHURCH OF OVID Phone 224-2777 St. Johns, Michigan First Fridays—Sacrament of West Front St, Ovid Lansing French Rd. Penance, Thursday from 4 to 5 pm and 7 pm Evening Service Phone 224-4661 7:15 pmWednesday-BibleStudyand Rev Claude B Ridlev. Jr, Pastor after the evening Mass until aD are Services are now being held at 10 am. KIMIli;HI.V CHURCH OF CHRIST heard. Mass and Prayers of Adoration Prayer Fulion Area 1007Kimberly Drive A friendly church with a message Sunday School at 11 am. .... at 7:15 pm. Holy Communion ion Board Meeting - 2nd Tuesday Lansing, Michigan ' Fridayat6and7:l5am. Adoration of for today Women's Fcllowship-2nd Wednesday FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH John Halls the Blessed Sacrament, 8:30 pm on Bible Loving - Bible Believing - 11 am - Morning Worship Bible Preaching Circle Meetings - 3rd Wednesday. 1/2 mile east of PerrlntOn on M-57,1/2 1 Thursday through 7 pm on First Children's Choir-Wednesday, 4 pm 10 om - Bible Study Friday. mile south DeWITT COMMUNITY CHURCH Junior Choir - Wednesday, 4 pm Rev Larry Rhoads, Pastor G pm - Evening Worship v.' Egari Ford Federal-Mogul Devotions—Our Mother of Perpetual (Inter-denominational) Chancel Choir • Wednesday, 7 pm 9:45 am • Sunday School Midweek service 7:30 pm Wednes­ Burton Abstract Help Novena — after 7:15 pm Mass Murl J Eastman, Pastor 11:00 am - Morning Worship day night each Tuesday, Jim McGovney, CORPORATION WESLEYAN HOLINESS s CHURCH 7;o0 pm - Youth Service Sales, Inc. Religious Instruction Classes- Sunday School Supt. 7:45 pm - Evening Service 127WWilliamSt,Ovid SHEPHARDSVILLE UNITED Adult Inquiry Gass, Tuesday at 8 pm, MarilynKrol.Co-Supt Rev Richard D Purchase 7:45 pm • Thursday, Prayer and and Title Company High School CCD, Wednesday at8 pm. METHODIST CHURCH 200 W. Higham St. Johns Plant 9:45 am - Sunday School 10 am Sunday School and Morning praise service Dr Darold Boyd, Pastor Phone 224-2285 Public Grade School CCD, Tuesdays Worship. Sunday Evenings 7:30 pm lid N. Clinton, St. Johns from 4 until 5 pm. ll am- Church 445 Division Street 6 pm - Youth Fellowship 7:30 pm Wednesday Prayer East Lansing, 48821 Baptisms—Each Sunday at 1:30 by Meetings appointment. Other arrangements by 7 pm - Sunday Evening Service Pewomo 9:30 am Worship Service, 10:45 am appointment. 7 pm - Wedesday Bible Study and Church School OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Prayer Meeting Wednesday^ 7:00 pm Choir practice. FOWLER MainatOak Street 8:00 pm Prayer service Rev Earl CCopelin, Pastor Area Administrative Board first Monday ST JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH REDEEMER UNITED Mary Ptacek, Church UNITED METHODIST CHURCH in the month D&B Wes' Gulf Service (Missouri Synod) METHODIST CHURCH School SUpt. 1 Pewamo, Michigan General meeting of WSCS third Holy Week Schedule of Services 105 N Bridge St Dr Lloyd Walker Thursday in January, April and Mathews Elevator Pastor Robert D. Koeppen .Mrs Pat Delsler* Organist H, Forest Crum, Minister 9:45 am Church School. 11:00 am 1636 Horizon Drive, Ionia September i Party Shoppe 9:30 am - Worship, (nursery Morning Worship. 7 pm Evening, Sunday! 10:30 am Morning Worship Afternoon Circle meets second Grain-Feed-Beans MAUNDY THURSDAY - Holy Com- Thursday at Ihe homes of members Open Monday thru Saturday WE GIVE S&H STAMPS , munlon, 7:30 pm provided), 10:30 - 11:00 am. Coffee Fellowship 7:00 pm United Methodist Youth Phone 593-2111 * Fellowship, 11 am Church School Wednesday 10:30 am Bible Study; 7 Fellowship , Berean Circle meets third Thursday Complete Party Supplies ' Free Pick-up & Delivery GOOD FRIDAY - Holy Hour Worship, evening in each month ,at the homes of w:30 pm pm Prayer and Bible Study; 8 pm WSCS meets third Thursday or the 224 N. Clinton S. US-27 month at 2 pm members Tcncbrae Service, 7:30 pm Senior Choir Phone 224-3535 Phone 224-2212 EASTER SUNDAY - Sunrise Matins, COMMUNITY OFSTJUDE ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH J 6:00 am Catholic Church ' ' OVID FREE METHODIST CHURCH Farmers Co-op Father Jerome Schmitt, Pastor "the church with "acts 20:20 vision" Pewamo, Michigan Easter Breakfast, 7:15 am 409 Wilson, DeWitt UOONMaTnSt.Ovid * Bridgeville Festival, Holy Communion, 10:15 Rt RevMsgrThomas J. Bolger, M.A., ELEVATOR; Dally Mass: Mon and Thurs - 7:30 I Pastor am Rev Richard Gleason pm, Tues, Wed and FrI 7i00 am Daily Mass -7:30 am Wayne Feeds and Grain Discussions " Sunday Mass: 9:00 and 11:15 am Church Phone 834-5950 10:15 am Divine Worship Area Services at Middle School, DeWitt, Parsonage Phone 834-2473 Saturday 4:30 pm & 7:45 pm Phone 593-2420 BiOO am 3rd Sunday of Each Month- 10:00 am Sunday School Sunday 81OO am & IOIOO am Matins Service BRIDGEVILLE GOSPEL MISSION EAST DeWITT BIBLE CHURCH 11:00 am Morning Worship Antes Cleaners Capitol Savings 10:15 am Holy Communion 1st and t 6:00 pm Youth F.M.Y, ( Holy Baptism - Sunday, 1 pm 4 miles south of Pompeii 3rd Sundays each month f (Non Denominational) Sacred Confession - Saturday, 3:30 Pastor JSDingman Round Lake Road 1/4 mile East of US- 7:30 pm Evening Worship Pickup and Delivery AND LOAN ASSN. 7:30 pm 1st Tuesday of each month 9530 am Ladies Bible Study every and 7:30 pm ( Sunday 3pm Bible School 108 W. Walker - - Ladles Guild and LWML t 27 , Tuesday Family jHnly Hour 'for Peace • 3:45 pm Worship Service Phone 224-4529 222 N. Clinton 8:00 pm 3rd Tuesday of each month ' Glen J, Famham, Pastor 7:30 pm Wednesday evening Prayer Saturday, 7:15 pm Thursday 7i30 pm Cottage . WESTPHALIA Sunday Phone 224-2304 - Book Discussion Club « J Prayer Meeting 4 3:15 to 6*15 Weekly on Wednesdays 10 am Sunday School. Classes for 1 (Announced from pulpit) • Weekly Day School September all ages t|«jm Teen* Soft BaH every' GuiUlfeOnVille through May * 11 am • Morning Worship Confirmation instruction Wed^aTter 5:45 pm - Youth Fellowship. Senior, A Maynard-Allen 3:15 pm 14 "and up; Jet Cadets, 10-13 HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC Area 7:30 pm Wednesdays - Adult In­ 7 pm - Evening Service CHURCH Parr's Rexall Jim McKenzie STATE BANK formation Classes, beginning'each , Wednesday Ovid, Michigan < ^7:30 pm - Bible Study and prayer, Fr Joseph Aubin ^ GUNNISONVILLE' September and February • Call 224- UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 3544 or 224-7400 for specific in­ Supervised nursery for babies and 10!30 am - Mass on Sunday 1 Store Agency Portland-Sunfield-Westphalia small children in afl 'service*. 7:00 pm Evening Mass on Wednes­ Clark and Wood Roads formation i Rev Dan Miles, Minister Member FDIC ' Church Office Hours • 9;00 • 12:00 "An open door td an open book" day The Corner Drug Store 212 N. Clinton, St. John's . „,,, A Bible;preaching church with a Confessions ldto 10130 on Sunday 9:30 am Church Service Phone 587-3111 am. Monday* Wednesday, Thursday ,10^45 am Sunday School CiplUI Are* Phone 224-2837 214 W. 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