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By LAURIE KIPP Park Lake resident Melvin Fisk was RESIDENT RICHARD -HAWKINS County News Writer the 1st to speak to the board, and suggested that everybody who signed a demanded that VanSickle provide proof petition show up at Park Lake on BATH - A crowd of approximately 80 to back up his statement that the lake is Sunday morning and "jump in" so the persons crammed the township hall's polluted. State Journal could take a picture. He meeting room Monday night, and VanSickle said that he had read 1/2 noted that a person cannot swim presented supervisor Roy VanSickle page of a Department of Natural without getting water in his eyes, and the township board with petitions Resources report to the State Journal mouth, etc, and implied that this would calling for a public apology and with reporter and he (the reporter) "saw fit be a good way to see what happens to drawal of VanSickle's recent statement to pick out" certain portions of Van- swimmers in the lake. that Park Lake is unfit for swimming. Sickle's statements and use them. Fisk said "we need sewers and we The petitions, recently circulated need them bad," but questioned why throughout the Bath Twp area, also DICK WHITED, another area the township hasn't obtained federal accused VanSickle of showing "poor .resident, stated, "If the lake is polluted aid for building them. conpetence and judgement" in issding we should face up to the fact." He VanSickle said the township has his statement to the press, and suggested that it be tested again. already filled out a 1974 application, but requested the township board ask for "Somewhere along the line we should noted that only the top 18 on a priority his resignation if an apology is not be able to get some answers," he said. •list have received help. made. Other comments from residents Amid mumbling from the crowd, ' ranged from, "Why weren't the people VanSickle reiterated his earlier who were supposed to be polluting the statement that, "I believed what I said lake notified at the last dye test?" to an IwUde t&e *mu4> over a month ago to be true and assertion from Mike Baker that "We necessary" and added that, "I regret don't need a sewer. Park Lake isn't that the State Journal handled the polluted." statement in a poor and tasteless Fisk compared the amount of manner." pollution he felt the lake contains to a cup of coffee. "You can't hardly find a 74 VANSICKLE CITED the headline drop of milk in coffee after it's stirred," used for the story and the "brevity" as he said. Bath Township Supervisor Roy Van Sickle (center) defends his statement to news media that Park Lake is unfit for well as "partial quotes" in his ac After much haggling annmg swimming at Monday night's meeting of the board. Approximately 80 persons jammed the meeting room to present the cusation. residents, treasurer Woodruff moved fvt&6(e*K& 74 When he asked the board what they that the board ask the DNR to re board with petitions calling for an apology from Van Sickle. Treasurer Thomas Woodruff (left) and Clerk June Burnett examine the lake to see if it is unfit for listen intently. wished to do with the petitions, Trustee Daniel Carleton moved, supported by swimming and fishing, and advise the Study. cfrUHfy-tvitU treasurer Thomas Woodruff, that they board of their results. The motion was supported by trustee Carleton and be accepted as a matter of record. carried unanimously. 444e4AHte*t£ t04 County school board elects officers Motion carried. Movie special for kids CLINTON COUNTY —School boards 2d Monday of the month at 7:30 pm in meets the 2d Monday of each month for throughout Clinton County recently the administration Office on Wilson St. regular meetings. Special meetings are announced officers for the 1973-74 term. Gerald Pohl will serve as president of conducted on 4th Mondays. Both begin , Robert Zeeb was elected president of the Fowler School Board, replacing at 8 pm. during Sidewalk Days the Bath School Board. Paul Stoll is Gerald Wieber. Winifred McKean was Carl Kramer will serve another term ecretary and Claude Vail will serve as elected secretary, who will assume the as president of the Pewamo-Westphalia ST JOHNS - In connection with their children's time while shopping. 9:30 and 1:30 on each of the 2 shopping treasurer. The board meetings are held duties previously held by El>n Spicer, board, along with Charles Hengesbach, Sidewalk Days in St Johns July 26 and Clinton Theater will be showing an all days, Thursday and Friday. Admission the 3d Monday of each month at7:30 pm who did not seek re-election. Linus Pohl secretary; and .Eugene Cook, 27 area shoppers taking part in the two- kiddies movie feature twice on each of fee will only.be, 25* for all children 12' will serve another term as treasurer. treasurer. Gerald Thelen did not run, day shopping spree may take ad the 2 days. The features will start at and under and 75* for those over 12. l" in the high school library. They meet iHe 2d -Wednesday of each and was replaced on the board by Louis vantage of having a place to occupy * Heading Up the DeWitt School Board „Pline. for the coming yearJs-WlllanLReed,. -month. . - .. - " -resident. James Decatur was elected David Hill was re-elected president of Rayfttond Parr was re-elected treasurer, Murl Eastman will serve as the Ovid-Elsie board. Also serving will president of the St Johns School Board. vice president, and Gordon Brown was be Charles Bracey, secretary, and Fred Meyer will serve as secretary, chosen secretary. The board meets the Merle Green, treasurer. The O-E board along with treasurer Alden Livingston. Eight file for DeWitt City Council election
DEWITT - Eight persons have filed mayor. They are Murl Eastman, 509 E. Bohm, 1024 E Geneva Dr and Barbara J to run for positions on the DeWitt City Webb Dr and Sarah Fike, 121 W Main, Warren, 1220 Sandhill Dr. Council, vacated by the recent recall Filing for council positions were Deadline to register to vote in the Aug election. Margaret Faught, 1312 W Geneva; 21 election is July 20 at 8 pm. Up for election are 2 council positions William Drouin, 417 Herbison Rd; Residents of DeWitt register to vote and the mayor's position. Arthur Newman, 113 Dill Drive; Stuart in the clerk's office of DeWitt City Hall, Two persons have filed to run for W. Hall, 1010 Montreux Dr; J. Dale 414 E Main.
Motorcycle accident claims life of Elsie youth X V ELSIE -- A countywide search for 13 The search for Kvalevog was begun is the registered owner* of the motor- year-old John Arthur Kvalevqg of Elsie Sunday, according to Clinton County cylce. Police reports were unclear as to was called off shortly after 9 o'clock Sheriff Deputies, when he was reported how Kvalevog happened to be riding the Monday morning when troopers from missing. State Police estimate the motorcycle. accident occurred at approximately 4 rthe Owosso State Police post discovered T,he son of Mr and Mrs Henry T his body next to the motorcycle he was pm Sunday when the youth apparently Kvalevog, 7206 N Meridian Rd, he was a riding on Maple Rapids Rd, ap lost control of the 175 cc Kawasaki and 9th' grade student at Ovid-Elsie High proximately half a mile east of fell off when it left the roadway. School. .HolHster Rd. Ward Holton, 4635 Vincent Rd, Elsie, THIS WAS THE SCENE AT LAST YEAR'S SIDEWALK SALES IN ST JOHNS. LARGE CROWDS ARE EXPECTED AGAIN FOR THIS YEAR'S EVENT, WHICH BEGINS NEXT WEEK. St Johns School Board re-elects Parr, Meyer, Livingston
Re-elected president is Raymond Sworn in at the meeting was new projected budget figures were set at 347; 9th--362*and special education, 10. $6016.45, wrestling provided revenue of By Jim Edwards member, Robert Baribeau, 307 S County News Editor Parr, 207 W Cass, St Johns. - $3,556,936 with expenditures totaling Discipline-wise, the attendance office $532.75, girls swimming accounted for Continuing as secretary is Fred Traver. He was elected in the recent $3,528,639.82. handled 265 cases during the year. A $56.45, boys swimming attracted a Meyer, 710 S Oakland, St Johns and re spring school election. Reports were also presented con total of 39 were suspended, 23 of those revenue of $357 and girls volleyball took ^ ST JOHNS - All 3 officers of the St A budget report presented to the cerning attendance figures and athletic for smoking. in $50. Additonal revenue included $210 Johns Board of Education were re elected as treasurer is Alden Livingston, 2224 Livingston Rd, St. board revealed the school is operating costs and revenue. from Scouts, $900.91 from concessions elected to their positions Wednesday, comfortably in the black. Previously and $288.75 from other programs. July. 11. Johns. MANY OF THOSE -suspensions, it ATTENDANCE FIGURES revealed was reported, consisted of telling a A complete athletic report is the school system had an average at disciplined student to go home and published elsewhere in this week's tendance rate of 94.9% for the 1972-73 return to school with his parents to County News. school year. discuss the problem. The figures show the average drop Twenty-eight students were placed on out rate is 3.6% down by 1.4% over the probation, most of those due to ex previous year. Last year, 60 students cessive absences. quit school with only 48 choosing not to A total of 379 eighth hours, after '? PAID ADVERTISEMENT An Innovator in the Building Industry Adds Another "Supermarket" The Wickes Corporation of Saginaw, World War II terminal in Bay City in its continuing effort to serve this Michigan where the first center Michigan community and many other started. Since the first center was a communities throughout the country, is quick success, other similar centers / opening Its 251st lumber and building were opened in the next few years, but supply center, in Alma. it was not unitl 1957 that the company Careful consideration of the growth felt it had acquired enough know-how patterns and the expanding market in the field to warrant aggressive ex conditions in this area confirmed the pansion. Through internal growth and decision to add a new center to the acquisitions, the number of Wickes chain of centers that Wickes operates. Centers has been greatly increased, serving contractors, do-it-yourself Long before Wickes entered the lum , homeowners and farmers in many ber business, it was a manufacturer states. of machine tools, boilers, and graphite. In 1950, the company went into the grain business, and also acquired Othercompanies havesince adopted "five retail lumber yards that became similar distribution methods, but the nuclei of what has now developed Wickes is by^ar the largest-both in into their chain of centers. number of Centers and in dollar vol ume—and the most successful. Build Along with these lumber yar'ds, ing Supply News, a national publica came Joseph S. McMullen and his tion, stated that Wickes... "has made idea to sell building supplies through an impact on building material dis cash-and-carry supermarkets, like tribution unprecedented in the history A. & P. in groceries. of the industry". When the company conducted a thorough analysis of the way in which It is now agreed throughout the in building materials were distributed, dustry that modern distribution as they found the method of distribution pioneered by Wickes is here to stay in was archaic, so McMullen was given the building supply field. In time, it a chance to implement his idea is expected to account for the vast In 1952, McMullen was given $15,000 majority of sales in shelter materials, and an used warehouse at an old the oldest business in America Aggressive Expansion •". V Undertaken in 1957 From its successful beginning in a total of 117 centers at the end of Michigan. The Lumber Division, of the 1965. In the next ftve-year period, even Wickes Corporation, has now ex more lumber centers were added than tended its chain of centers consid in the previous five years So by the erably, with links in 35 states. end of 1970. after an addition of 104 Since their inception in 1952, the centers, the total number was 221. Lore is Manager number of centers has continually in The opening of the Alma center Wickes Today Is A Growing creased. In 1957, aggressive expan brings the number of Wickes "super sion was undertaken, and by 1960, 41 markets" to 251 across the country. At New Alma Center "Family of Companies" centers were in operation. Within the following five years, The Wickes Lumber Division also another 76 lumber centers were added has 6 centers in the Netherlands, and lumber center in Mason. After spending Now a highly diversified retailing, farm animals as well as storage for to the roster, which gave the company a center in Manchester, England. four months there, he made a move to manufacturing, and agricultural or grain and farm crops. ganization, The Wickes Corporation as the Saginaw center. Listed among the principal divisions late as 1950, was a manufacturer of As a trainee, he was given a special and subsidiaries that carry out the machine tools, boilers and graphite aforementioned activities are: Behlen opportunity to learn more of the work products. ings of Wickes by managing the Ware Manufacturing Company, Behleti- Wickes Newest house Clearance Sale at the Wickes In that year, while diversifying into Wickes Limited, Kux Machine, Lewis Marine Terminal in Bay City. the grain business, the firm also ac Lumber Company, Michigan Bean quired five lumber yards and thus, Company, Monitor Coach Company, Following the completion of his MIT Monanty Corporations of Michigan, training in October of 1971, he was began its entry into the circle of major U.S. corporations. Ohio and Indiana, Ritz-Kraft Incor transferred to the center in Auburn, porated, Saginaw Grain Company, The newest member of the Wickes warehouse. Specially designed lift family of companies is the Retail Fur equipment removes the furniture from where he enriched his background The company has integrated its Saginaw Machine and Tool Company, while working as the Operations-As Sequoia Forest Industries Incorpo niture Division. The first Furniture 30-foot high storage racks, and takes many divisions through a "unique and it to the dock for customer pick-up sistant Manager. total shelter capabilities" concept. rated, United "States Graphite Com Warehouse/Showroom which was pany, Valiant Mobile Home, Wickes opened in the Minneapolis suburb of or delivery. These 150,000 square foot, James Lore, Manager of the new From June of 1972, until his March Wickes can furnish lumber and Lumber and Building Supplies, Wickes Fridley, Minnesota, during July of 1971, single-level stores were designed and 1973 promotion to Manager at the new materials to build conventional homes Machine Tools, Wickes Marine Ter has won wide customer acceptance. built for efficient movement of fur-, Alma center, has enjoyed a brief but nishings in unprecedented volume. very successful four-year association Alma center was announced, Lore was and for remodeling existing homes, minal Company, Wickes Furniture, and Unlike the typical furniture store, with Wickes. Earmarked as a "Wickes employed as the Consumer Sales-As and the furnishings to go in them. Lee L. Woodard Sons Incorporated. customers enter the Wickes com man in motion", he has, through proven sistant ManagePat the Mason center. Wickes can also provide mobile plexes through a 240-foot-long main Since the first opening, 16 other managerial skills, served the people of Utilizing his valuable experience and homes! campers and travel trailers. Wickes also has three subsidiaries aisle which leads them through the complexes have been constructed. Michigan with lumber and building sup his excellent awareness of the Michi Wickes produces commertcal and In in Canada—a mobile home plant in 100,000 square foot warehouse sec The most recent openings have been plies since 1969. gan consumer's lumber and building dustrial buildings which range from Stand Off, Alberta; a plant in Brandon, tion to the showroom area. in Wfllowbrook, Illinois; West Covtna At the onset of his career with supply needs, Lore will provide area auditoriums to airplane hangers. Manitoba, manufacturing outbuildings Once inside the showroom, the cus and Woodland Hills, California; Roch Wickes, Lore was a participant in the residents with a wide variety of quality- Wickes not only supplies housing for and shelters; and a travel trailer plant tomers can browse and select fur ester, New York; and a second store Manager-ln-Tratning Program at the products and friendly service. people but also provides shelter for in Lethbridge, Alberta. niture from some 250 fujly-decorated in the Minneapolis area. Because they room settings. Every item on display have made a decided impact on the is "for sale" and immediately avail furniture industry, plans are underway able from stock. for a continued nationwide expansion As soon as the customers makes a of the Wickes Furniture Warehouse/ decision, the order is relayed to the Showrooms. Several Types of Looking At a Center From Credit Are Available Many Wickes centers consist of a showroom of 8,000 to 10,000 square When a customer decides to feet and an attached warehouse of The Inside make a credit purchase at a about 24,000 square feet. Wickes Lumber Center, there are At Alma, the showroom covers a several credit plans from which 5,000 square-foot area, while the ware they can choose. house covers 10,400 square feet. A Wickes Carpeting. De Centers, such as Alma, stock partment has a variety of Besides being able to use na Customers can also visit from 5,000 to 10,000 items, many of floor coy.erings, such as tionally-accepted Master Charge thd Bathroom Fixtures which bear brand names such as, Department where there Broadloom, Commercial and Bank AmeriCard, the cus Owens/Corning, Black & Decker, Frig- are model bathrooms set weave* and Shag car tomer also has the option of using idaire, Briggs & Stratton, Borg-Warner, peting, plus, vinyl -sheet and others. up, and trained personnel the "Wickes Time Payment Plan", to help them make a goods. Installation serv which allows for deferred pay The list of items includes such prod decision. ice is available. ment over a specified length of ucts as wood and aluminum windows, time. doors, kitchen cabinets, lumber, ply wood supplies, paneling and match ing accessories, electrical and heat ing materials, bath vanities and fix tures, appliances, and floor coverings, While inside the show plus many, many more. room, custoniers can Trained personnel and > Starting tomorrow the Public is Modern business techniques and browse through the Ap model kitchens can be found in the Kitchen Cab cordially invited to stop in and computers are used fdr stock and in pliance Department where'they will find rnany inet Department, so the visit our. newest lumber center, ventory control, enabling branch managers to maintain adequate mer various models of brand- customer can receive de located at 3680 West Monroe chandise supplies. name appliances at sign assistance, if they Street. Courteous and expertly Purchasing is centralized In the Wickes low prices. so desire. Also, Wickes trained personnel will be on hand offices In Saginaw*; Michigan, but Wickes will also install will help with the instal to provide the assistance and in once a manufacturer becomes an these appliances. lation. formation your building or re approved supplier, individual branch modeling plans may require. managers are free to order from him • directly. •4A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan July 19,1973 Clinton County News 8ft3ft^^¥^H^:S^^ ;:::::::::*frx*:*K#*KW^^ Linda Stauffer, William Kamphouse Pamela Jackson, speak vows June 23 Matthew Thelen DEWITT - Linda Maye Mrs Art Magsing, Mrs Amy Stauffer, daughter of Mr and Wolfe and Mrs Edith Hark- wed June 22 Mrs Melvin Stauffer of vey. DeWitt, and Robert William Buffet suppers following WESTPHALIA -- Pamela bridegroom,fserved as her Kamphouse of Lansing were were held at the homes of the Jackson and Matthew other attendent. married June 23 at South bride's and groom's parents. Thelen were married Friday Best man was Jim Thelen, DeWitt Church of Christ. A rehearsal dinner was afternoon, June 22, in St brother of the groom, while The Rev James Girdwood hosted by the groom's Mary's Church.. Terry Jackson, brother " performed the double ring parents,the evening prior to The bride is the daughter the bride, served as ceremony. Barbara the wedding at Ray's on US- of Mr and Mrs Stanley groomsman. Terry Jackson, Heckaman was soloist. 27. Jackson of Sunfield. The the bride's brother and Joe The bride's gown, made by The newlyweds are bridegroom's parents are Mr Thelen, cousin of the groom, her mother, was a white residing in Lansing where and Mrs Henry Thelen of groom, seated the guests. crepe princess dress both are attending Lansing Westphalia. Following a honeymoon in featuring a pinafore, stand Community College and are Robbin Hoffman, Cass the southern states, the up collar and floor length Meijer employees. City, a friend of the birde, newlyweds will make their veil. was maid of honor. Mary home in Lansing. Maid of honor was Rose Lou Thelen, sister of the Anne Szarka, Vicki Bartlett Two of Arizona, Cheri Stauffer, wK«o>x<*v.w.v.>:.x.:.:.>>>:os.^< JULY 28 — The St Johns VFW will hold a pig roast at the VFW Hal! on N US-27 tit uh r-'»'"i n"rj >3tl vfrdirra-B prril'A Smorgasbord "will be'served also, along .t. ilm I with (fhicken and ham. 1 Admission is $2.50 for adults and $1.25 for children 12 and under. Five generations of the Weisler family are AUG 1 — Annual meeting represented in this photograph. Members of the family of Union Home Cemetery are (front, from left) Robbi Case and mother, Barbara Association. Keith Slepr Case, great, great grandmother, Catherine Weisler, home on S Gratiot County (rear, from left) grandmother, Barb Smith and great Line Rd, 1:30 pm. grandmother Anna McKenney. AUG 25 — Class reunion of 1958 from St Johns High Marriage Licenses School. At Daley's S, US-27 at 6:30 pm. Michael James Geiger, 20, Carlton Edward Andrus, 6090 Park Lake Rd, Bath; 26, R6, St Johns; Connie Lee Angela Gail Haggy, 19, 7528 Miller, 23, 409 E Walker St., J(Blue Star Mothers m Howe Rd, Bath. St Johns. ST JOHNS - Blue Star Kenneth Lee Carpenter, Bruce A. Hale, 33, 604 E Mothers Chapter 88 will hold 19, 5751 Shaw Street, State St, St Johns; Barbara a meeting Tuesday, July 24 Haslett; DarciLynnEaslick, A. Hartsuff, 25, 1210 South at the Congregational 18, 15340 Upton Rd, East US-27 St Johns. Church at 7:30 pm. Lansing. WHY DO WE KEEP PATIENT PROFILE RECORDS Those attending are requested to take items for a Ronald William Wagner, Gregory Russell Leavitt, white elephant auction. 19, 1085 Wild Turkey Lane, 19, R4, St Johns; Nancy Lynn Lansing; Jody Denise Caruss, 16, R4, St Johns. - 8 & 40 Shippey, 16, 15311 Pinehurst ON ALL OUR PRESCRIPTION CUSTOMERS? Drive, Lansing. elects officers IT PAYS TO SHOP AT 8 & 40 Salon $581 met at Daley's Restaurant for their annual dinner with 8 part Answers ners present. A short <^V[ae+Jynnan A business meeting was held after dinner. BETTER VALUES FOR OVER 35 YEARS The following officers LIT HELPS US KEEP TRACK OF ANY DRUG CONTRAINDICATIONS were elected for the next year: JULY CLEARANCE * r Petite Chapeaux - Frances Conn; Le Demi Petite 2. IT HELPS US KEEP TRACK OF FREQUENCY OF USE OF DRUGS. Chapeaux Premier - Ann Walker; Le Demi Petite Chapeaux Deuxieme - SUMMER FABRICS 3. IT HELPS THE DOCTOR IF HE NEEDS TO KNOW WHAT MEDICATION YOU ARE TAKING EInor Bell; L' Aumonier - Polyester DoubleKnits, Seersucker AAm Etta Smith; L' Concierge - Printed Terry cloth. Sportswear Cloth, /II % Nelda McWilliams; Le Sheers, Whipped Creme, Jersey . OFF Petite Secretaire'- Cassiere - AND DOES NOT HAVE YOUR RECORDS - > Evangeline *Caudy, L* Ar- chiviste - Cerelda Hicks, LADIES DRESSES AND PANTSUITS Pouvoir - Marjorie Pardee. The mystery package was AT BIG REDUCTIONS 4. IT HELPS YOU WITH A RECORD FOR INCOME TAX OR FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES. won by partner Ann Walker. The next meeting will be in $9.98 $700 $12.98 SQOO $15.98 Ml00 September with partner 3 Marjorie Pardee. * NOW NOW' NOW .$19.98 NOW S130t> $26.98 NOW W It Helps In Many More Ways. . . . Safety behs7 when you think about it, GIRLS AND LADIES hfc a nice way to say I love you. SHORTS, SLACKS, SWIMSUITS LOSE UGLY FAT| BLOUSES, KNIT TOPS Siarl loilng weight today OR OFF MONEY BACK, MOHADEX li a-ttn* LET US FILL ALL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS AND WE WILL HELP YOU! tablet thai wilt help curb your de- o •irsior eiceii food. Eal leii-wejgh leit. Contain) no dartgeroui driigi and will not mike yoirnervous. No BACK-TO-SCHOOL DRESSES atranuou* exer clw. Change your life . . .' start today. MONAOEX colts REXALL $3.00 tor a 20 day supply and JS.OO tor twice the amount. Lose ugly lat or your money will bo refunded with no questions ashed by: St. Johns Phone 224-2837 PARR'S.DRUG St. Johns 201 N. Clinton' 'Mall Orda» Filled GET YOUR GIRLS GYM SUIT EARLY July 19,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 5A Sft^-W:&&mW*^^ engagements Sft&ttftHftttfi^^ HUMPHREY, NY -- Mr and MrS Philip W Halladay, 4679 W Pumpkin Hollow Rd, PEWAMO -- Mrs Esther announce the engagement of Kramer is happy to an their daughter Janice nounce the engagement of Yvonne to Daniel Allen Law, her daughter Donna to formerly of St Johns, son of Marvin Koenigsknecht, son Mr and Mrs Allen H Law, of Mr and Mrs Raymond 1572 W Price R,d, Route 4, St Koenigsknecht of Route 02, Johns. Fowler. The bride-elect, *a 1968 jraduate of Elliottville Central High School, The bride-elect is a 1973 Elliottville, NY, is a 1972 graduate of Pewamo- graduate of Grand Rapids Westphalia High School. Her Baptist College, Grand fiance, a 1970 graduate of Rapids, Mich. The Fowler High School, is projective bridegroom presently employed with S Iraduated from Rodney B and S Plasterers of Fowler. •Wilson High School in 1968 An Aug 18 wedding is and attended Grand Rapids planned by the couple. Bible College. He is em JANICE HALLADA Y & DANIEL LAW ployed by Sarah Coventry DONNA KRAMER & MARVIN KOENIGSKNECHT Inc, Olean, NY. ' A fall wedding in Grand * Rapids is being planned. Two perform at MSU CRYSTAL RHYNARD & DENNIS LEY ST JOHNS -- Mr and Mrs School and is employed as a 't by MRS. IRENE FOX Shepardsville Youth Music Festival Meijvin Rhynard of rural St secretary for the Gratiot- Johns are pleased to an Isabella Intermediate Board 'ph. 593-3359 EAST LANSING - Rosa nounce the engagement of of Education in Ithaca. The News organ and music theory from their daughter Crystal prospective groom is a 1968 May Leonard, the daughter members of the MSU music graduate of Rodney B Wilson of Mr and Mrs Robert faculty. Lynne to Dennis R Ley, son l\Born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Leonard of 900 W McConnell of Mrs Dorothy Ley of St High School and is employed Raskin at the Saginaw Musical performances Johns and the late Joseph at Fisher Body in Lansing. Mrs Pauline Cook spent Norman Smith, daughter Mrs Wilma Cook en St, St Johns and Vicky were offered by the^tudents Tuesday visiting Mrs Grace Debbie have returned from a tertained her card club after 'General Hospital on July 16! Warren, daughter of Mr and Ley. A Dec 1 wedding is being -twins, a boy and girl. The and faculty to the public free planned by the couple. Sage of Ionia. 3 weeks vacation trip. Some eating out. Pedro was played Mrs Richard Warren of 1220 of charge. Various guest The bride-elect is a 1971 Lisa Bissell, daughter of of the places visited were at her home, Tuesday af ';time of arrival was 8:45 am Sandhill Dr, DeWitt, graduate of St Johns High •and 8:49 am. conductors were also invited Mr and Mrs Harry Bissell, Denver, LasVegas and ternoon. together with about 140 other to display their talents to j# Mrs Rankin is the former was admitted to the Ionia LaMarida where they spent Sunday July 8 Mrs Ethel students from all over area residents. The first- County Memorial Hospital about 9 days with Mrs •Patricia Alderman. The Michigan and members of Gee spent the day at the session ended with a Mold Monday July 9. having Lawens sister, Mrs Joseph home of Mr and Mrs Mark ^youngsters have a brother at Michigan State University's concert July 7. The 'second i home in Saginaw., surgery the same day for an Winkler and family. Leaving Wieber at Fowler. music faculty -- performed' session is now in progress. Area births emergency appendectomy. from there they went to at the first session of MSU's Miss Leonard attends St She was discharged Thurs Arizona and Mexico and Pedestrians run down by Summer Youth Music- day morning July 12. home. \ Lloyd Cook Festival. Johns High School where she A boy, Jason James, was 9 ozs, and has 1 brother and 1 cars are called the bumper crop. participated in orchestra born to Mr and Mrs James sister. The mother is former Mrs James Knoll and The participants received and the Lansing Jr. Sym Roof of Bond Rd, DeWitt Sharon Zink of East Detroit. daughter of L'Anse spent a injured instruction in vocal music, phony. June 28 at Sparrow Hospital Grandparents are Mr and week visiting at the home of instrumental music, piano, in Lansing. He weighed 7 lbs, Mrs Charles Langham of St her mother Mrs Charles 4 ozs. Grandparents are Mrs Johns and Mr and Mrs Cook. Ll^oyd Cook, worthy Ruth M Droste, St Johns; Mr George Zink of East Detroit. Mr and Mrs Norbert Fox Steward of Olive Grange andMrs William Roof, Elsie. and family of Lansing were #358, was injured July 3 in a The mother is the former Sunday afternoon visitors of _farm accident. He was ad Lynda Droste. A girl, Amy Sue, was born their mother Mrs Irene Fox.. mitted to Owosso Memorial to Mr and Mrs Micheal Later in the day they visited Hospital. Adamec of 122 E Elm, Ovid, Mrs Fox's mother, Mrs « A boy, Jon Alan, was born July 9, 1973 at Clinton Virginia Bigger at Ionia. THIS IS YOUR MUSIC- to Mr and Mrs Ronald Memorial Hospital. She Arnold Hattis and Tom County Line Schneider of Rt rf/2, St Johns, weighed 8 lbs, 7 ozs. The Cvetnick were visitors at the July 7 at Carson City baby was 1 brother. Grand Ionia Manor Sunday af II parents are Mr and Mrs Ed About 60 youths from the Rev Tom Roberts, the Hospital. He weighed 91bs ternoon visiting Frank United Methodist and 15ozs. The baby has 2 Adamec of Grand Ledge and Hattis. Evangelist assisting Rev Mr and Mrs John Marsden of Congregational churchs of Rex Major for the Key 73 brothers and 1 sister. Maude and Ralph Doane Eureka and County Line Grandparents are Mrs Owosso. The mother is the Friends, Neighbors and anyone who has ever enjoyed meetings to be held in Alma former Linda Marsden. called on Mrs Christine Doto attended the Youth Fly-By was guest speaker at Salem Lidwina Schneider, Rt #2, St of Ashley Sunday who is a listening and dancing to many of Mid-Michigans finest held at the Randolph pool on United Methodist Church Johns; and Mr and Mrs surgical patient at Carson musicians and square dance callers over the past 40 TheUnlbedWay July 13th and 14th. A good Sunday morning, July 15th. Linus Arens, Rt #2, Fowler. City Hospital. years to the music of Arnold Stevens bands are invited time of fellowship was en His main point during his The mother is the former A girl, Lisa Anne, was born Mrs Clement Thelen of E to an "OPEN HOUSE" in his honor at Club Roma, UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST joyed, bytall. uv to Mr and Mrs Gary Price of Round Lake, on July 22 at 3 P.M. , j sermon was.that people try t> Helen Arens. M21 is reported doing well f i everything there is going to i' 502 S Clinton, June. 12, at following heart surgery, NATIONALLY calm their emotions and Carson City Hospital. She Tuesday July 10 at Blodgett Musicians who"have played in Arnolds' bands arep ACCREDITED BY THE solve their problems and u A boy, Christopher John, weighed 7 lbs 2-1/2 ozs. The Memorial Hospital in Grand invited to attend and participate-in a late afternoon.' "?* COSMETOLOGY turn to God as a last resort. was born Thursday July 12, baby has 1 brother. Grand Rapids. She has been a jam session. ACCREDITING to Mr and Mrs John P. parents are Mr and Mrs patient for nearly 2 months. The children and grand Caudy, Jr of Lansing. He Dean Price of St Johns and COMMISSION children of Here Mills will weighed 4 pounds and 9 ozs. Mr and Mrs Henry LUcas of Mr and Mrs Gerald - PUBLIC INVITED - Clinic Open To hold open house for him on Grandparents are Mrs Muskegon. The mother is the Lawens, daughter Theresa The Public his 90th birthday, Saturday, Herman Biergans of Fowler former Judy Lucas. Lawen and Mr and Mrs August 4th at the Washington and Mr and Mrs John F. FREE PARKING Township Hall from 2 to 4 4& Caudy, Sr of St Johns. The o'clock. Everyone is invited A boy, Daniel Michael, to attend. [other is the former Diane [CAREER OPPORTUNITIES iergans. was born to Mr and Mrs E Duane K Mueller of R 1 IN THE BEAUTY FIELD Fowler, July 4, at Clinton ALL SERVICES RENDERED A son, Kelly Richard, was Memorial Hospital. He BY SUPERVISED SENIOR STUDENTS born to Mr and Mrs Charles weighed 8 lbs 15 ozs. The New Classes Starting The First Monday of Each Month > W Langham, East Detroit, baby has 2 brothers and 1 For. further information, write or catl June 19 at St Johns Hospital sister. Grandparents are Mr James Lyon, 15557 North East St. Lansing. ne: in Detroit. He weighed 7 lbs, and Mrs Roman Geller, Mr The American Red Croii and Mrs Joe Mueller and Mr ti&K&vL&K&iA&V'GnuG'K&v&iA&vt&yL&v. and Mrs John Stanzak. The mother is the former Diane AT: Exmomj She Sim Geller. A girl, Debra Lynn, was GREAT SAVING DAYS ARE HERE born to Mr and Mrs James A Wagar of 208 E Higham St, July 7 at Clinton Memorial Hospital. She weighed 5 lbs 15 ozs. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs E O (Squeak) Hyler and Mrs Dorotha Wagar, THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY both of St Johns. The mother is the former Sandra Lynn July 19th-20th-21st Hyler. Here's how the Sale works! WEAR BUY ONE PAIR YOUR YOU PAY THE ORIGINAL PRICE FOR THE FIRST DRESS SAFETY OF SHOES AT BELT. YOU PURCHASE ... then ... YOU SELECT A ID SALE PRICE AND HERE COMES THE DRESS OR PANTSUIT OF EQUAL VALUE OR LESS AND LOWELL SELECT A SECOND SHOWBOAT FOR JUST... $1 Two 815 dresses for 816 EXAMPLE: 1st pair 56". JULY 19-20-21 8 8 00 i Two 16 dresses for 17 STARRING 2nd pair l And so on ... .! YOU PAY 7 so MIKE SECOND PAIR MAY BE OF EQUAL OR SHORTS, SLACKS, SKIRTS CONGREGATION LESSER VALUE THAN FIRST ' (St. Johns Store Only) MATCHING TOPS ... OFF JULY 26-27-28 STARRING NON-STOP SAVINGS ON YOUR FAMILY'S SHOES You've still got time to cash in on the big reductions. There's stilt a good selection Group of Spring of up-to-,date styles for you and the J children — in plenty of sizes. But hurry. RANDOLPH They're going fast, and it's what you get for the low price that counts. and Ail-Purpose Shop Friday Nites Til 9 ALL SCATS RESERVED COATS ¥3,00 $4.00 $3.00 PURAND Uni S«1f-Add*»i«d anvalep* ST. JOHNS ., OWOSSO with ehack or menay mitt tai 12.1 N. Clinton STRAND'S Low.1l Shew boat TIckat Ph. 224-2213 SHOES, % OFF OHlca, Lowell, Michigan , IONIA First in FOOT Fashion with Famous Brand SKo« St. Johns 49331 * Phtna 897-9237 Si y 6A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan July 19,1973 Rositas - Lowe vows solemnized Connie Lee Miller June 23 bride of ST JOHNS » Wedding groomsmen who were at vows uniting Anita M tired jn matching colored Rositas, daughter of Mrs shirts. Carlton Andrus / Dlonicia Rositas, 700 S Lisa Burk was flower girl. Church St, and Antonio Eric Medina, Lansing, ST JOHNS - Connie Lee Deschaine and George Rositas, Chandler Rd; and served as ring bearer. Miller, 409 E Walker St, Salmer seated the couple's Robert James Lowe, son of Mrs Lowe wore a full became the bride of Carlton guests, Mr and Mrs James Lowe, length coral dress^and had a Edward Andrus, 500 S A reception for the Route 1, St Johns, were corsage of white mums with Clinton, St Johns, July 14 at newlyweds was heldjat Local spoken June 23 at St Joseph coral carnations. The St Johns Lutheran Church. 650 Union Hall, 1010 River St, Catholic Church. mother of the bride chose a The Rev Robert D Koeppen Lansing following the The Rev Fr Raymond full length aqua gown. Her performed the double ring ceremony; Debra Pollitt^ Goehring performed the corsage was of white mums ceremony. .Valerie Pollitt and Dawn "double ring ceremony before and aqua carnations, The bride is the daughter Deschaine assisted with the an altar decorated with Wayne Hyde, St Johns, of Mr and Mrs Robert L serving. white mums, apple blossoms was best man. Armando Miller, 3411 S Scott Rd, St Special guests present and multi-colored flowers. Rositas, Dennis Gillespie, Johns, the groom's parents included Mr and Mrs Johi\ Jackie Schneider provided Don Ward and Lawrence are Mr and Mrs Earl L Pollitt, Sr, grandparents of organ music. Pierce, all of St Johns, were Andrus, 1769 E M-21, St the bride; Mr and Mrs T G The bride selected a white groomsmen. Daniel Lowe Johns. Williams, Mrs Ethel- full length gown featuring a and-Rodolfo Rositas seated Wedding music was Williams and Maggie Pollitt, high waist and lace trimmed the couple's 150 guests. provided by Mrs Thornton from England. \ collar, cuffs and bodice. Her A reception for 500 was for the early evening The bride is a' '1967 shoulder length veil was held at the VFW Hall. Host ceremony. graduate of Everett High secured by a headpiece of and hostess for the event The bride wore her School Lansing, The groom lace matching her gown, and were Mr and Mrs Rollin MRS CARLTON ANDRUS mother's bridal gown of graduated from Rodney B she carried a bouquet of Huard of St Johns. Aunts of antique lace. She carried a Wilson High School, St white mums and carnations the bride served the guests. bouquet of white orchids. Johns, in 1964. scattered with rose buds, Honored guests present Cynthia Lous Bashore, Wendy Ward of St Johns included grandparents, Mr Lansing, was matron of was maid of honor. The and Mrs Gerald Abbott and honor. Bridesmaids were bride's other- at tend en ts Mrs Nellie Wilson of Maple Dianne Conrad, Lansing; MR & MRS ROBERT LOWE were Tonnette Stewart, Rapids. Cheryl Anne Miller, St Margarita Rositas, Becky Following a wedding trip Johns; and Robin Kay Miller Paseka, and Lidia Bast, all to the Upper Peninsula the engagement of St Johns. of St Johns. They were at newlyweds are residing at The attendents wore or • tired in high waisted full 302 W McConnell, St Johns. chid gowns and carried length gowns in mint green, The bride is a 1973 ST JOHNS ~ Mr and Mrs lavendar orchid bouquets. yellow, pink, blue and violet graduate of St Johns High Denis Rademacher, 2104 S Kimberly Andrus of St respectively, and carried School. Her husband Lowell Rd, announce the Johns was flower girl and bouquets of long stemmed graduated from Rodney B engagement of their Stanley Pollitt, Lansing, white mums with colored Wilson High School in 1965 daughter Sandra, to Ernest served as ring bearer. centers. Each wore a picture and attended Lansing Steffen, son of Mr and Mrs Best man was Darrell Party Store hat, and was escorted by Community college. Ernest Steffen, 2400 Green Andrus, while Rodney An Rd, St Johns. drus, William Besko and Gary Bashore served as BEER-WINE-LIQUOR The bride-elect is a 1973 groomsmen. Richard graduated St Johns/ High GROCERIES - PARTY ITEMS Uhxcmd htittkt School and is employed with nBHnBaBHHHHBHBEsnnBQaaa We also Have ice. Burton Abstract and Title SUNDAYS By ROSALYN PARKS, Correspondent Company, St Johns. Her OPEN - MON.: SAT. fiance is a 1972 graduate of St 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. Johns High School and is 11 o.m. • 2:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. -10 p.m. employed with Robert . Donald Parks is now out of Hardenburg Wednesday OVID PHONE 834-2225 the hospital since suffering a Worthington Construction. • evening. heart attack. Mr and Mrs Harvey A spring wedding is being NEW HOMES Mr and Mrs Charles Hoerner and girls 'visited SANDRA RADEMACfiER planned. Fisher and Kevin spent the Deer Forest at Colona, B No Down Payment 4th with Mr and Mrs Sidney Saturday. •B Dozer at Hart, and later Mr and Mrs Duane 7 1/4% Financing IS A VACATION PART went to Ludington. Dietrick and 2 girls of Ar Mr and Mrs Otto Dickinson cadia, Florida are visiting A SURE CURE FOR attended the WXYZ club Mr and Mrs Alexander Lang. MODELS: picnic at Fitzgerald Park, Mr and Mrs . Duane LOCATED IN OVID AND Wednesday. They toured the Dietrick and Mrs Alexander THAT HEADACHE ON JUDDVILLE ROAD Anderson's Archery and Lang went to Hardy Dam Parson's Chemical Co, also. fishing last week. WE HAVE NEW HOMES AVAILABLE FOR There were 32 present. THE FARMERS HOME ADMINSTRATION Miss Emily Gilbert of AND FHA PROGRAMS. Mr and Mrs Otto Dickinson Charlotte was a dinner guest attended the Hale-Hartsuff of Mr and Mrs Alexander wedding and reception at Lang, Sunday. H 10 acre parcel with creek thru it. Terms. B Ovid, Saturday afternoon. Mrs Clara Dothsuck and Mr and Mrs Lee Dumond Susie Ford visited Mr .and • - and children 'of Lansing Mrs Alexander Long, • 3 -, New Ranch Homes in Ovid, 3 bedroom, full • spent the last 2 weeks with Saturday. • basement, carpeting. his parents, Mr and Mrs Don Richard Volz of DeWitt, Dumond. Mrs Don Dumond • Miss Mary Kay Volz of Utica • 424 N. Park - 4 bedroom, full basement, 2 car garage, is feeling guite a bit better were dinner guests Sunday If it is bring your car now and the former have • corner lot, oil furnace, new roof, carpeting, range, of Mr and Mrs Donald Potts g refrig, curtains and drapes included. in for that all important returned to their home, and Mike, check-up. Don't let a faulty B Mr and Mrs James Garry Sullivan spent the • 247 E. First St. Immaculate older 3-bedroom home, on exhaust system or poor tires Morrison and Terri of Lake weekend at Marton with • nicely landscaped corner lot, completely remodeled keep you off the road. Odessa, visited Mr and Mrs friends. J including new furnace, has large two car garage, Don Dumond Saturday Sunday evening, Mrs Don • carpeting, much closet space, 2 full baths, utility room, evening. Sullivan and Danny visited E den and many other extras. Mr and Mrs Clarence Mr and Mrs Frank Worster Got All Your Parks of Lansing visited Mr of Francis Road. and Mrs Don Dumond and Mr and Mrs Porter Parks Pienk Supplies Saturday evening. B Mr and Mrs Harold BIRTHS Is your business short handed... Are you ex AGENCY, Inc. Here Tool Hoerner, Mr and Mrs panding your sales force ...Office help need 104 North Main St. Howard Sargent attended ed? Whenever the job gets too big, place a Gilbert O. Bovan - Broker the Hardenburg reunion A girl, Amy Sue, was born help wanted ad for fast results. More |obs are Phone 834-2288 Sunday at Dryden. to Mr and Mrs Arthur •B Mrs Don Potts and Mike Jaskowink of Owosso, July 7, found, more people placed thrulhe want ads. B Sales Personnel: Tony Simcropi • visited Mr and Mrs Howard at Clinton Memorial COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES • 834-5049 Ofwn 7 D*vt A W»*k Until Midnight Sargent Sunday evening. Hospital. She weighed 6 lbs 2- B FREE PICKUP AND OEM VERY Mr and Mrs Harvey 1/2 ozs. Grandparents are Don't Forget This Number! SERVIHQ THE OVID-ELSIE Aft EA SINCE 1BSS Hoerner and girls visited Mr Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of PROPERTIES ARE MOVING IN CORNER OF HOLLISTEft RD and Mrs Harold Hoerner, Mr Ovid and Mr and Mrs Frank 1ND M-21 HOURS: 7A.M.- and Mrs Howard Sargent, Jaskowiak of Owosso. The 224-2361 THE OVID AREA. . . If Ovid MIDNIGHT 7 DAYS Sunday evening. mother is the former Robin B You're considering selling, Phona 834-2335 . A WEEK Mr, and Mrs Harold Jones. Hoerner visited Stuart SEE US FOR FAST* ACTION! • MORTGAGE Village of Ovid PAYMENT PROTECTION An ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 59, Village of All that part of land of N1/2 of NW1/4 of NE 1/4 of .We.offer,'a combination Ovid, Michigan, Known as the Zoning Ordinance of the Sec. 13, located South of Michigan Highway M-21, of mortgage insurance , - Village of Ovid. * except a piece of land starting 280 feet South of the which will pay off the intersection of South Main St. and Highway M-21, mortgage if you die and . That's where a Home ' THE VILLAGE OF OVID ORDAINS: , " running West 225 feet, thence South 200 feet, thence steader tractor from East 225 feet, thence North 200 feet to point of begin REPLACEMENT That the zoning ordinance of the Village of Ovid, and ning. Also a piece of land beginning at the intersection Allis-Chalmers comes of the West line of South Main St. and* the South line of .. INCOME in. * Real tractors.., the Zoning Map, of the Village of Ovid, forming a part J thereof, shall be amended in the following respects: Highway M-21 and running West 110 feet, thence South not just riding mowers 95 feet, thence East 110 feet, thence North 95 feet to the INSURANCE with tractor sheet met Section 1. That the premises, hereinafter describe, point of beginning. T7N Rl W shall be rezoned from B-2 General Business to RM-1 which will make al, -k Choose powerful Residential Multiple Family., ' Section 2. Regularity of Proceedings. The Village the payments if you are 8 hp engines. * sick or injured arid can't Council has conclusively determined that rezoning Electric starting. That me description of said premises is asfollows: of these premises was duly approved by the Village work. of Ovid Planning Commission and a public hearing This fine coverage costs A parcel of land in the unplatted portion of the has been held thereon, after giving due notice as less than you think! Village of Ovid, Clinton County, Michigan; described required by law. A father at age 25 can as follows; Beginning at a point 438.3 feet South and protcc.ta $25,000; 3.0-ycar , 768.5 feet West of the intersection of the.South line of * , Section 3. Validity of Ordinance No. 59 and amend- mortgage'on his home Summer Sale Price ^feO§°® . MichifeaaHighWayM-2i:ond the North and 'South W\ <*'* - ments a thereto; Except" as hereitt provided, the for just over 510-00. per, ; UneofSecUodl3,,T?N3lW,runnir«,th€t>ceWe3tS51.& : zoning ordinance shall' stand as first enacted, - . month-a small amount •. feet to the West line of the Village of Ovid, thence Northi . for family peace of . to the South line of said Highway M-21, thence Easterly ' .Section 4. Effective Date. This ordinance shall fake mind. . £A ALUS-CHALMERS along said South line to a point directly North of the. effect twenty (20) days after its passage, . For Complete beginning, thence South to the point of beginning. Pacts See Or Call OUTDOOR fi LEISURE PRODUCTS Subject to the rights of the public and any govern PASSED ORDAINED AND ORDERED WILLIAM F.HOLLEY mental Unit in any part thereof taken'or deeded for PUBLISHED BY THE -VILLAGE COUNCIL OF Stop In Now And Check Out street, road or highway purposes. • " < • THE VILLAGE OF OVID, AT A REGULAR Carter - Melvin ,MEETINGHELD THIS 2ND DAY OF JULY A.D., INSURANCE AGENCY All Our Buys Section 2. That the premises hereinafter described ; J , 1973. „ ' shall be rezoned from RA-2 Residential One-Family/ Your Independent In Medium Density to B-2 Gene nil .Business. • *#. Signed, Insurance Agency ACKLES SALES SERVICE ' * Dale Crosslan 122 W. Main, Elsie v Village Clerk Phone 862-4227 That the description of said premises is as follows: 264 E. Main ftfisidenco Phono 224-7580 ELSIE 862-4482 July 19,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 7A DeWitt school L Health Departm board names V hew principal to detect hea DEWITT - Fred Goers, 30, has been named principal of DeWitt High School, will travel throughout the 3 counties in replacing Don Mueller, who resigned to The Mid-Michigan Health Depart experimental.. Questions as to .the order to operate clinics on a regular accept a position as superintendent in ment is seeking the younger members number of people it will serve etc will- schedule, the Carsonville School System.' of families receiving assistance from be worked out with actual-operation. The tentative schedule calls for the Goers previously served as assistant Fred Goers the Department of Social Services, so Montcalm has the most eligible, clinic to be in Gratiot County on principal at Montrose High School. He that they may become involved in a children with 1714, while ,1483 are Wednesdays, Montcalm! County on" served in that capacity for the past 4 program to detect health problems. projected as eligible in Gratiot County Mondays and Clinton County on every years, after serving for 5 years as Three cited for and 1001 in Clinton other Tuesday. Hours in each county geometry, physics and driver education will be from 9-12 and 1-4 with the clinics teacher. ' Aurang stressed that eligibility will The clinics stem from an amendment to be held in existing Health Depart Goers is a graduate of Michigan State violating cycle law be determined and appointments for to the Social Security Act of 1967 that, ment facilities. • :••••-•' University. He obtained a bachelor of ST JOHNS - Three per East- Court and Richard M. the clinic will be made by the Social requires "early and periodic screening The Health Department in Gratiol science degree in mathematics in 1964 sons were assessed fine's and Smith, 19, 119^ Elm, Ovid, Services Department in each county. diagnosis and treatment" (EPSDT) for County is located at 204 S Main, Ithaca and later earned his master of arts in costs in District Court in St were issued citations by the children and adults under 21, whose .{875-3681); Clinton, 106 Maple St, St secondary education curriculum. Johns after being cited for Dept of Natural Resources A TOTAL OF 4198 young people families are receiving public Johns (224-2195) and Montcalm, A native of Chicago, he moved with operating motorcycles in July 1 for riding on should be eligible in the 3 counties. assistance. Aurang said that through a Courthouse, Stanton (831-5770). his family to Saugatuck in 1949 and is a Sleepy Hollow.State Park on prohibited trails in Sleepy However, Dr Aurang said that he ex .contract' with the Michigan State- Six things will be involved in the graduate of Saugatuck High School. a trail where wheeled Hollow State Park. pects about half of those eligible to be Department of Health, the Mid- screening process, according to Dr vehicles are prohibited. seen by the clinics. In explanations to Michigan Health Department will be Aurang, from a health history and HE AND HIS wife, Diane, have 2 ' Randy F. Curtis, 20, 2658 They were fined $10 apiece the Gratiot County Board of Com responsible for screening only. physical inspection to explaining the children, Jeffery. 5, and Melissa. 3. N Meridian Rd, Ovid; plus $11 costs and $4. missioners earlier this year, Dr Aurang Staffed by a doctor, a nurse, a nurses findings to the child and accompanying Charles S. Wieger, 21, 224 Njudgemen t fees.' said that the program will be somewhat aid. a technician and a clerk, the team adult. First Mortage Home Loans $199,962,890.23 Home Purchase Contracts 5,155,081.11 Savings Account Loans - 895,210.63 Home Office and Branch Office Buildings - Less Depreciation .... 2,395,801.32 Furniture, fixtures and Equipment , - Less Depreciation 252,579.07 Real Estate including R.E. in Redemption ..- .. 191,278.80 Miscellaneous Assets 192,594.81 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock .....: '1,800,000.00 United States Government Securities ...... 13,730,233.13 Other Investment Securities 3,009,856.23 Cash on Hand and In Banks 2,979,240.27 8A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St Johns, Michigan July 10,1973 asssmfifflajis^^ asftaaft«a8a^^ Ilf-m.mil Btoiawwl finttU'V' •#%••*•••*•*•%•»*••••• ••• A ••• "VAW.W.VA'.'IVA'AWA; WWiWlVi!)JiVA/lJi)ftM{i{l>.MAWiMAMAWiWA OWHWHH*^^ TOM'S WESTERN STORE . OVID, MICHIGAN; 48866* ^ '•' •• 'Stf* •' V /# T.lpRSr ANI) |*ONY FQUIPMFNI', " •**-•• oii^HE DANr;i A wfs.TrKN ciornitvG | f,. •)*)» .M,'9.mr.i Srf( :um to 530 *EN5l7) 834,. 5446 ffis&inclive PRINTING When Time Means Money We can save yoji both. We'll. meet your deadline, and save you money. CALL US NOW! Clinton County News I Not really the main course at the 4-H Hawaiian Luau is the make believe pig roasting over make believe coals. Although the roasting fire was made of lights, the menu for the dinner offered a variety of genuine Hawaiian dishes. f i . Ovid-Elsie School Board Debbie Hurst (left) and Penny Krebiehl of the Victor 4-H Club display grass skirts they 1 made for the Hawaiian Luau for 4-H members at Smith Hall in St Johns last Wednesday re-elects officers \ evening. The Ovid-Elsie School Howard Malitz for the Elementary v School. The There's Board held an organizational position of elementary motion was supported by meeting July 9, and selected principal at Ovid Norljh Frank Rivest, and carried. only one officers for the coming & school year. David J. Hill thing worse than Agriculture in Action was re-elected president, as finding out were Charles Bracey, LINGERIE and S3 secretary, and Merle Green, Heavyweight Values! you have cancer. No glory without beans treasurer. * Knockout Prices! i New board members Glen KNIT FABRICS Not finding out. The old theory that writers elsewhere in the world, They Webster and Frank Rivest See US For Your New must suffer in a drafty call our country's had been administered the NEW SELECTION OF garret with inadequate agricultural production a oath of office immediately nourishment to really peace factor, too. More than after the June 11 election. Cottons, Cotton Polyesters, Many cancers can produce great works has our armaments -- our food, and Polyester Double Knits It .was moved by .Green, ' LINGERIE CLASSES BEING be cured if discov long ago been disproved. The and the need for it - are supported by Richard ered early enough. unknown author of this ode to believed by some observers SCHEDULED EVERY 5 WEEKS Semans, to have the/board 2 hour sessions - $5 for 5 weeks Get a regular health farmers was obviously to have kept China and meeting schedule for the CHEVROLET True digesting a satisfying meal checkup. Start now. Russia out of the Vietnam coming year remain< the KNIT CLASSES ALSO when he penned his ap War. same as previously. Regular preciation. 2 hour sessions — $8 for 5 weeks •Farmers, well aware of meetings will be held the 2d CHEVROLET "The politican talks and the vital importance of Monday of each month, wtith Call and Register Today! We want talks, the actor plays his foreign markets, have un special meetings held on 4th td wipe out cancer part, the soldier glitters on derstandably reacted Mondays. Both will begin at parade, the goldsmith plies 8 pm. DONA DOUGLAS &: in your negatively to the recent Dress Making & Alterations his art. The scientist pursues export restrictions on some lifetime. his germ over this terrestrial Lingerie and Knit Classes ** S agricultural products. They IN OTHER ACTION a 2441 S. Warren Rd., 3 miles east of. Ovid on ball, the sailor navigates, his. believe that foreign markets" letter was read from ship, but the farmer feeds, M-21, 2% miles south'^ nJ>h. 834-6925f,. * pi Give to,the 1 cannot be'treated--as a Lawrence Sprague II, who. them all. •* r r HOURS: Mon. thru'THfcrs. 9 to 5; Frf. 9 \p 9.-, 1> 8 American 'dumpinrground' and*tha"t • wished to resign from his Sat. 9 to Noon', otherwise by appointment g $ 132 N. Main OVID 834-2213 $ ___ "The preacher pounds his limitations on exports W' Position as Vocational Lancer bOCiety,|: pulpit desk, brokers read seriously affect our coun Agriculture teacher at Ovid- their lengthy tape, the tailor try's position in world trade. Elsie High School. The board cuts and sews his cloth to fit An important factor, accepted his resignation. > the human shape. The work especially now, is that Trustee Semans moved NOTICE TO ELECTORS AND TAXPAYERS OF THE man wields his shiny tools, foreign exchange gained that a contract be offered to CITY OF DEWITT OF INTENT. TO ISSUE BONDS the merchant shows his from soybean sales allows SECURED BY THE CITY'S TAXING POWER AND RIGHT wares, the astronaut above Americans to purchase OF REFERENDUM RELATING THERETO the clouds a dizzy journey needed products, such as Union Home dares. petroleum, which is in short AUGUST 6, 1973 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Council 6f the City of DeWitt intends to "But art and science soon supply here. authorize the issuance and sale of General Obligation Bonds of the City, in the prin would fade, and commerce Cemetery ORDINANCE NO. 63 cipal amount of not to exceed in total Thirty-Six Thousand Dollars ($36,000) for the deadwouldfall, ifthe farmer Strong supporters of a tree An ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 59, Village oj purpose of paying the City's share of the cost of street, curb and gutter, storm ceased to reap and sow, for and unshackled agriculture, Association Ovid, Michigan, Known as the Zoning Ordinance of the drainage and sidewalk improvements in said City, and Special Assessment Bonds of the farmer feeds them all." farmers fear that economic; Village of'Ovid, the City in the principal amount of not to exceed in total One Hundred Fifty-Five Poets aren't alone in their controls, such as price Thousand Dollars ($155,000), for the purpose of paying the special assessment recognition of the farmer's freezes and export to meet The VILLAGE OF OVID ORDAINS: districts' share of the cost of street, curb and gutter, storm drainage and sidewalk importance to the scheme of restrictions, will eventually v improvements in said City. Said storm sewer improvements will be situated in things in our world, destroy our free enterprise The annual meeting of That the zoning ordinance of the Village of Ovid, and Franklin Street, Washington Street, Bridge Street from Main to Washington, Bridge Economists indicate that system. Union Home Cemetery the Zoning Map, of the Village of Ovid, forming a part Street from Washington to the River, Franklin Street from Jefferson to Madison, agricultural products are Association will be held Aug thereof, shall be amended in the following respects: Madison Street from Franklin to Bridge and Scott Street from 200* north of Main to As another poet put it: 1 at 1:30 pm at the Keith fast becoming, or already "Far and wide Old Glory River. Said curb and gutter improvements will be situated in Franklin Steeet from are, the only thing which the Slepr home on S Gratiot SECTION 1. That the premises, hereinafter described, Jefferson to Washington, Jefferson Street from Scott to Franklin, Scott Street from floats, for farmers supply County Line Road. United States can produce as the means....there is no glory shall be rezoned from OS Office Administration to Main to Jefferson and Bridge, Street from "Bridge" to Madison. Said bituminous cheaply as it is produced Anyone interested in the 1-1 Industrial. ' paving improvements will be situated in Franklin Street from Jefferson to without his beans." cemetery is welcome to Washington, Jefferson Street from Scott to Franklin, Scott Street from Main to Jef attend the meeting. That the description of said premises is as follows: ferson and Bridge Street from "Bridge" to Madison. Said sidewalk improvements will be situated in east side of Franklin from Jefferson to Main, Franklin Street from Lots 5,6,7,8,9 & 10 of Block 9, Section 12, T7N, R1W, Main to Washington, Bridge Street from "River" to Madison and West Scott Street Village of Ovid, Clinton County, Michigan. from Jefferson to Main, Try a classified i SECTION 2. That the premises hereinafter described SOURCE OF PAYMENT OF shall be rezoned from RA-1 Residential One-Familjfc SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS in Low Density to B-l Local Business. THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF SAID SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS shall 1 That the description of said premises is as follows: be payable primarily from collections' of an equal amount of special assessments and the bonds shall also pledge the full faith and credit of the City of DeWitt. EVERYTHING IN Lots 9 & 10 Block 22, Section 12, T7N, RlW, Village of • Ovid, Clinton County, Michigan. v In case of the insufficiency of said special assessments the principal and interest on said bonds shall be payable from the general funds of the City, or, if necessary, from ad valorem taxes levied upon all taxable property in the City, without limitation as to BUILDING NEEDS rate or amount. SOURCE OF PAYMENT OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF SAID GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS shall be payable from the general funds of the City and the City is required by law to levy sufficient and valorem taxes, if necessary, for the payment thereof upon all taxable property in the City, without limitation as to rate or amount. BOND TERMS / Said Special Assessment Bonds will be payable in annual installments, not to exceed COMFORT fifteen (15) installments, and said General Obligation Bonds will be payable in annual installments, not to exceed fifteen (15) installments, and both will be offered for sale We have all the material you'll need at a maximum interest rate which will be determined at public sale, but in no event will exceed seven per cent (7%) per annum. to construct a home or out-building. - RIGHT OF REFERENDUM . Lumber, doors, windows, concrete blocks, mortor, nails etc. WE FEATURE CHOICE STEALS THESE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT AND GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS wUl be issued without vote of the electors unless a petition signed by not less than 10% of the If AND HOMEMADE PIZZA registered electors of the City is filed with the City Council within thirty (30) days after publication of this Notice by depositing same In the office of the City Clerk. Petitions for referendum may be filed for either the Special Assessment or the ELSIE We Cater to Small Parties, Wedding General Obligation Bonds, or both. If such a petition is filed, the bonds against which EVERY THURSDAY NITE: RehearsalSi Birthdays, Anniversaries. said petition is filed may not be Issued unless approved by a majority vote of the Spaghetti & Moat Balls,, Salod & Garlic electors of the City voting on the question of their issuance. Brood; Hot Meat Ball Sandwiches, Veal Parmesan. THIS NOTICEis given pursuant to the requirements of Section 5(g) of Act 279, Public Acts of Michigan,. 1909,- as amended. EVERY FRIDAY NITE: Keg-lite Lounge Additional information may be obtained from the City Clerk upon request. Perch and White „ , OVID Dorothy Keck & BUILDING SUPPLIES Fish Dinners Located on M-21 at Ovid Corners v City Clerk v E. Cedar ELSIE 862-5211 Phono 834-2341 m Wr™^ Jifly 19,1973' CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 9A St Johns Little League and Pony League standings Tigers 4 2 Pony League Scores Coca Cola 2 4 Little League Scores Cubs 3 ?. Kurt's Appliance 1 5 Twins 3 2 Coca Cola 12 - Capital Capitol Savings 1 6 Tigers 6 - Twins 5 Royals l 4 Spartans 5 - Mets 0 Savings 2. Sox 5 - Royals 4 Mets i 5 Hallenbeck Cons't 12 - St Fowler Cubs 11 - Phillies 1 Phillies 0 6 Johns Hardwood 5. Cougars 12 - Tigers 2 Kurt's Appliance 12 - Dean's Reds 6 - Giants 4 National Division Hardward 10, Slowpitch Indians 12 - Cardinals 2 W L St Johns Hardwood 8 - Yanks 12 - Jets 4 Indians 5 0 Capital Savings 3, Orioles 10 - Astros 5 Pirates 4 1 Coca Cola 6 - Hallenbeck standings, Pirates 11 - Captains 1 Orioles ' 4 1 Cons't 3. Yanks 4 1 FOWLER SLOW PITCH Giants 2 3 STANDINGS STANDINGS Simon's Rest 5 - Fowler Bowl American Division Cardinals 2 3 W L Reds 2 3 2 W i Frechen's Mkt 14 - Office 5 Astros 2 3 Hallenbeck Cons't 6 Sox Captains o 5 Bar 9 St Johns Hardwood 5 Mill Rats 6 - Miller's Bar 5 Cougars 4 Jets , o 5 St Johns Bicycle Shop 4 Spartans 4 Schmitz Stand 6 - Miller's Dean's Hardware 3 Barber 3 Old Timers Fowler Jaycees sponsor Office Bar 4 Millers Barber 3 New officers of the St Johns Exchange Club are sworn in by William Skinner (right) district director. Being sworn in Simon's Rest 2 are (from left) J.D. Robinson, sec; Tom Hundley, treasurer; Fred Green, board of control; Emll Floemoen; Roy Millers Bar 1 Ebert, board of control; John Fedewa, vice-president; BUI Bennett, board of control and Marvin Barclay, past- Young Snots president and board of control. 4th slowpitch tourney Frechen's Mkt 6 Schmitz Standard 6 FOWLER - Teams in compete in the double players with a maximum of Fowler Bowl 3 terested in competing in the elimination tourney with 18 players. "Application Mill Rats 3 4th Annual Fowler Jaycees trophies awarded to 1st place deadline is Aug 1. Pewcrmo clowns Fowler 6-1 Slowpitch Softball Tour team members, runner-up Admission to the games is> nament Aug 13-30 should team members, best out- 50 cents with children under contact John Rademacher •fielder, best infielder and 12 admitted free. (593-3373) to obtain ap most valuable player. A full slate of games were Belding with help from team each. Wilson, Baker and Ionia in the 4th inning. Wes plication forms. Proceeds will be used to played in the Tri-County Shoen was the losing pit Entry fee is $15 for a 15- finance Fowler Jaycee mates, Greg Wilson and Bob Mike Butcher slammed Twenty-four teams will man team, $20 for over 15 Baseball League over the Baker who collected 3 hits consecutive home runs for cher. community service projects. weekend with the Northern division leader, Grand TOM SKINNER scattered Rapids Aee Plating pounding 6 hits in hurling Lakeview to LCC open-air show dates announced out a 10 to 4 win over Sidney. a 13 to 2 win over Middleton. Randy Gardner hit a grand -John Blumberg and Dick LANSING -- LCC's on the ancient "Fables." is slam home run for the Grand St Johns Kranz banged out 3 hits each "Imaginary Players" first produced and directed by the Bell Building, are open to Rapids team' with Dan for Lakeview. Dave Wright outdoor show of the season "Bill Peterson, Assistant the public. Show dates are Mason and Kirk Sharphom had 2 hits for Middleton. will be given on three Professor in the Performing July 13,14 and 16; July 20,21 helping the cause with 2 hits and 23; and July 27, 28 and v No report on the Portland weekends in July. Entitled each. - - -Arts Department at LCC. 30. There is no charge for Hubbardston game. "Aesop's Fallibles," the The performances, on the admission. slowpitch musical production, a SDoof Washington Mall in front of LOWELL CONTINUED to STANDINGS set the pace in the Central. Division as they pounded out Northern Division One arraigned 2 scheduled an easy 10 to 0 win over AMERICAN LEAGUE W L 1 Mes J Rumler, 1036 Daniel Wells, 2320 Com- Arraignment for Timothy Vermontville. Dan Dilly and W 1 Sons of Satan 0 3 Grand Rapids 6 monwealth Ave, Lansing, James Connor, 2700 Eaton Jim Malcolm led the Lowell Lakeview 4 3 Chittock, Jackson, will The Green Carpet's Out Bruno's *3 0 appear in District Court in was arraigned on a charge of Rapids Rd, Lansing, was hitters with" 3,hits each. Dick , Silvestri Paint 3 1 SCHEDULE Sidney " 3 5 7 September on charges of a no account check under $50 adjourned to July 23. He is Lincoln was the winning Central Bank 3 1, Middleton 1 and entered a plea of guilty, charged with assult to pitcher,with Randy Hummel arson and conspiracy to for you in Classified HubTire ,2 2* commit arson. He will be sentenced July 23. commit murder. . absorbing the loss. E.J.'s Standard 2 2 July 23 - Beaufores vs Central Division Bombers 1 2 Holden Heid, 6:30; General W L AL POHL RECORDED 13 Bike Shop 1 3 Telephone vs O'Connors, Lowell 5 1 strikeouts in pitching City 0 4 8:00. Ionia 6 2 Pewamo to a 6 to 1 win over NATIONAL LEAGUE July 24 - Dry Dock I vs Dry Belding 3 5 Fowler. Herb Werner, W L Dock II, 6:30; Sons of Satan Vermontville . 2 5 banged out 3 hits for the Dry Dock II 4 1 vs Clinton Bank, 8:00. 1 winners. Pat Thelen led Clinton Bank 3 1 July 25 ,- Hub Tire vs Southern Division The Pattern for Things to Come! Fowler's hitters with 2 hits. O'Connors, * <. 3 1 E.J.'s, 6:30; Bike Shop vs W L Jim Schumaker was "$ie p r sill r Beaufores,. , ». , ,,,2, 3 Central.Bank, 8:00. Ifubbardston v .5, 2 losing'pitcher.' ' ' '** ' ** Mw t General Telephone fa 3 3 July 26 - Silvestri vs Portland 4 2 PAUL MATHEWS hurled Dry Dock I — 1' 2 Bruno's, 6:30; Bomber's vs Pewamo 4 4 i Just imagine what you can do! You can Ionia to a 9 to 4 win over city, 8:00. Fowler 1 7 use OTTA-WALL Screen^Blocks to form the HoldenReid 1 2 background for your flower garden and shrubs V ... to border your property attractively, or S; to separate your patio, pool and play areas. 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Helps you get more cations needs, just call your Tele Stop in and Discuss Your Needs With Us. . . breaking the original connection, Doubles as phone Bus/hess Office,' m office intercom. done. •> GEnERALTEUEPHOnE Sand-Gravel-Black Dirt-Mortar Sand .jf - ) &. 817 Church Ready-Mix 224-2327 10A CLINTON.COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan July 19,1973 Tri-C^unty Regional Planning re-structure set for August The move to 'restructure Present TCRPC funding is will be asked to assume 16% the Tri-County Regional board in a special meeting apportioned from the three of the total budget. July 18. Planning Commission counUes.Shepard explained. The city of East Lansing, (TCRPC), to make it more Twenty-five per cent of the represented by .Councilman Work on restructuring responsive to regional needs yearly budget consists of Geprge Griffiths, requested began in April, 1972. Com through expanded mem equal contributions from the membership on the Com mission members jointly bership, is expected to be three counties* The mission at the June 27 board agreed that a need for better completed in August, said remaining 75 per cent is meeting. It was decided that communication existed, and Gerald Shepar'd By-laws apportioned among the the By-laws Committee that restructuring could help Committee chairman. counties on the basis of state would make recom solve the void in com Current plans call for ex equalized valuation. Under mendations on the East munications with villages, panding the membership the restructured Com- Lansing request, and present townships, and cities in the from 9 to 18 members. mission, the city of Lansing the proposed by-laws to the outlying areas. Previously, two county commissioners and one at- large representative from DeGroot named graphite Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham made up the TCRPC. At- large representatives were account manager by Union Carbide chosen by the county boards of commissioners. This PITTSBURG, PA - Hoyt its Carbon Products representation will remain D. Degroot has been named Division. the same. account manager in the In 1964 he was transferred In the expansion, the graphite electrode to Chicago in metallurgical Commission will gain nine marketing group of Union products sales and later that .members from cities, Carbide Corporation's year served in the same villages, and townships. One Carbon Products Division. capacity in Boston. He member will be elected to He is the son of Mr and Mrs moved to Pittsburg in 1966 in Westphalia Jaycettes and members of the Pewa mo-Westphalia special education class the commission by city and Dick W. Degroot, -, 411 E. metalurgical sales and since visit with Bozo the Clown during their visit to the Bozo Big Top show in Flint village representatives in Cass, St Johns. He is 1968 has served as sales Following the show, the students were taken to dinner by the Jaycettes. each county. Townships will married to the former representative in the elec also select one represen Christine Lancaster, trode products marketing tative in each county. Three daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl organization. Liaison to visit representatives from the R. Lancaster, 608 Circle Dr, Degroot is a member of the HOBBY LOBBY city of Lansing will bring the St Johns. Association of Ion and Steel ST JOHNS -- Congressman ; 221 N. Ctinton: , St. Johns v % total up to 18 members. take any documents that Both are 1958 graduates of Engineers, the Eastern Elford A. Cederberg's might help to identify his .'Hobby; and Craft Kits and Supplies ! ^ -It has also been suggested Rodney B. Wilson High States. Blast Furnace liaison man, Ronald W. case to Stolz. that the organization's name School. Association and the Stolz, will be visiting Clinton Hours 9-5;3Q,Mpn.-Thurs; FrI. 9-9 P.M: change to Tri-County Degroot was graduated American Institute of County at the Courthouse in Coordinating Council. A from Michigan State Mining, Metallurgical and St Johns Monday, July 23, .commission signifies a University with a BA in Hoyt Degroot Petroleum Engineers, from 11 am to 12 noon. narrow topic area and business in 1963 and upon serving as business manager Cederberg reminds those structure, whereas, a council graduation joined Union of the Pittsburg division of who might have a problem suggests a broader struc Carbide as a sales trainee in AIME. with a Federal agency to tural base and a wider range of topics, said Gordon Swix TCRPC chairman. Before TCRPC was .primarily concerned with land use. It is Commissioners OK study no longer a single purpose organization, Swix added. Its programs now include human resources, housing, and criminal justice plan of county-wide land appraisal ning. TCPRC's respon sibilities as a regional clearinghouse (for grant UP TO % OFF reviews have also increased. ST JOHNS » The Clinton property appraisal. defense emergency and his wife to manage the Swix pointed out that all of County Board of Com Although there was some generator. county children's home. MENS and BOYS these factors make it a missioners authorized Leon discussion about whether or The generator, supplied to They authorized up to $20,000 necessity to have more input Thelen, equalization not such a move would take provide emergency power to to pay for the services of • Bermudas by other aeenri*«j director, Tuesday to get cost away duties from township Radio Station WRBJ to both persons, who possess figures on a countv-wide assessors, it was said the broadcast messages during masters degrees and have • Swim Trunks basic duties would remain times when power is out is in had experience in handling Reg. Price '69.50 to *119.00 COMPLETE BODY WORK with the local assessors. the possession of the County children through foster home • Knit Sport AND GLASS REPLACEMENT In the Tuesday morning Road Commission. programs. meeting, the board also The Road Commission was L.*49T0*89 Shirts authorized the property to provide for repairs of the It was reported that the management committee to generator, but it was • Tank Tops 1 type of child at the home has H . • SOQtpQbpisins' ;*j • r, >'r",£hone 224t£921> act on*' repairing - a civil reported to' the board that no changed from the neglected ,..U( jJ"! . • — £ action" ha°d'bee'n'taken in 2 u !! child to the delinquent child; yeafs 'to make- the unit Because of that, the nature Lb .i Call:No.,y&6r Xk- \ Charter No.' \, 357.8 _ **_ National Bank ReBion No. .. operable. of the care at the home will $ 50 ONE GROUP NOW *29 AND*30 REPORT OF CONDITION. CONSOLIDATING The Commission also now include extensive VALUES TO» 69 DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE approved the hiring of a man counseling. CLINTON NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY nf ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN MENS and BOYS IN THE STATE OF MlrMBan AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON June.,29. 1973 Veterans urged MENS SLACK SALE PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE SHOE SALE 12, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161. by Haggar- OFF ASSETS Dollars .CIs. to review records Sansabelt - TO A Pair Cash and due from banks (including % Unposted debits). ...130 ..225 10 none. Because many armed service connected injury anu Levi U S Treasury securities ..153 ..2,40 service records were have not filed for com Obligation! of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations ...620 Obligations ofStates and political subdivision! , .866 ..305 recently destroyed by the pensation with the Veterans Other securities (InUudinu < 80.163.00 corporate stock) .092 ..051 massive fire at the National Administration are advised Trading account securities , i i RESERVES DN LOANS AND SECURITILS Reserve for bid debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rulings),,. .^ .523 ..Qftl. AS. Other reserves on loans ,.,,.., t. one Pewamo Reserves on securities , . nnr> TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES .523 .041 AB. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS July 25 Thursday Mrs Schiska. The Lindbloms will Ethel Gee left to spend from spend 2 weeks visiting in Capital notes and debentures Thursday through Sunday Pewamo. % Due with her son, Mr and Mrs % Due Cliff Gee at Hamilton. The ladies retreat captain, Equity capital-total , .32a Mrs Dorothy Schiska and Mrs Walter Fedewa, an College All Stars vs. "Preferred stock-total par value nounced a retreat will be at No. shares outstanding _ daughter Mrs Gordon Lind- Common Stock-total par value .218 ..060 00. blom, 3 daughters Dawn, DeWitt for the women of St No. shares authorized „ rin.Ojm Mary and Doris Lindblom of Joseph's Parish Pewamo, The "Champion" Miami No, shares outstanding __ fin(Qn^ Houston Texas, spent 9 days for the week of August 3 / Surplus ,,,...... , .218. ..060 at Republic and the Island. through August 5. Fr Undivided profits ..258 .Friday July 13 they came to Capistron Pogar is the Dolphins Reserve forcpntingenclei and other capita] reserves the home of Mrs Dorothy retreat master. ' TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 582. JM &£_ TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS FRIDAY, JULY 27 9:30 p.m. MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the \ t calendar days ending with call date ,...5Q. .A0.Q ,93,100.. . Average of total loam for the"! 5 "calendar days ending with call date > ,.,<3.5. •A9.Q ,.W. 00... Van Patrick and Al Wester Interest collected not earned on Installment loans Included In total capital accounts J; one.. & Audltot PRESENTS THE LIVE PLAY-BY-PLAY l,..^P^fifl..^ft..SV.n.t:.in8^.™».VAc.9...E.T.eBWfinoT/lhe above-named bank do' . (Nam* »nd (It!* of offlctr authoilxd la t Seen What? Everybody's Reading It For Things To Buy IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL, IT' .ALL RURAL ROUTES OF. ST*. JOHNS, FOWLER & DEWITT PLUS VILLAGES 12,000 OF FOW1ER & WESTP.HALIA AND CITY OF DEWITT CIRCULATION! CLINTON COUNTY NEWS 12A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St, Johns, Michigan July 19,1973 Seated Power acquires firm parts for tne automotive and Sealed Power Corporation present management of the other industries. It has has announced it has company, including President Elmer E. Ward, manufacturing facilities.'in • acquired F. P. Smith Cor Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, poration, Melrose Park, 111. would be retained. t Sealed Power,; Kentucky, Texas and, with Gordon E. Reynolds, the new'acquisition, Illinois, chairman and president of headquartered in Muskegon,' Sealed Power, said the is a leading manufacturer of as well as in Canada and acquisition was made for an piston rings and precision Mexico. undisclosed amount of cash and notes. P. P. Smith manufactures automotive transmission oil filters for distribution' to i original equipment makers and to the replacement market. The privately-owned company has annual sales of ap proximately $3-1/2 million. "This acquisition should, be mutually beneficial to both companies," Reynolds said. "Sealed Power will j acquire a new product line Ht \ lis is.* ^*** ^»*t *-&? compatible with its present ST. JOHN'S AREA line of engine parts and F. P. Allabey Brubaker Smith will benefit from Andy'i IGA Sealed Power's advanced Beck*i Form Market S*. ^vl;^ * wv^ AV^*;G ******* •<,„ ^ * uvv^v>M'**w^ research and development Bee's Chevrolet and Oldsmoblle capability and its worldwide Cain's Inc. dinner "Hawaiian style" was the main attraction for these Clinton County 4-H members and leaders as they par- distribution channels." Capital Savings and Loan Assoc. ticipatc in Hawaiian Luau at Smith Hall in St Johns for foods members 13 years and older. Reynolds said F. P. Smith Karbar Block Co. would be operated as a Central Michigan Lumber Company separate division of Sealed Central National Bank Power. He added that the Clinton Crop Service Farm visits to determine Clinton National Bank and Trust Company Comm. Dodge Sales ' Daley's Fine Foods ** -^ 1973 compliance for programs VBS Easlick Property Inc. The period for farmers to Eagan Ford Sales Inc. intentions and requirements. acreage of land has been Guernsey Auto Supply enroll in the 1973 Federal Twenty percent of the farms to receive his full program resulted in the reduction in farm programs is past. The retired from production; payment. payment of $160,000. Guy's Sunoco,Service< enrolled in the State will be that the land is cropland Hettler Motor Sales period in which farmers visited by a representative of Diehl points out that last Producers suffered this loss to start certify their land use is past. equal in production to the year, there were 960 because they did not follow Jim McKenzio Agency, Inc. the local county ASCS office average for the farm; that the rules of USDA programs. Klein's Fertilizer Dorn Diehl, State Executive to assure the government the permitted acreage of discrepancies found which Ludwick's Used Cars Director of the Michigan Ag that program requirements corn and wheat has not been Perrinton Hardware ricultural Stabilization and Kindergarten through 7th Rainbow Inn have been met and that any exceeded and that there is Grade Conservation payments have been iully ample acreage of corn and Randolph's Ready Mix Concrete earned. July 16 to 20 Conservation Service Office, wheat to protect crop Evenings 7 to 8:30 Rehmann's Clothes states that farms are now Diehl further points out These are some of the Use Classified Ads Free Methodist Church The Road House visited to determine com that these visits are to requirements that must be 307 S. Church Street Travers Used Auto Parts pliance in relation to their determine if an adequate met in order for the producer Wes's Gulf Service St. Johns. The Wheal Inn Woodbury Flower Shop Zeeb's Fertilizer Co. MAPLE RAPIDS, MIDDLETON, PERRINTON Al and Dewey's Market Mark Daniels VFW Post 1735 Carl's Market Middle ton Diner Commercial National Bank Middleton Elevator Deveraux Saw Mills, Inc. Lester Miller and Sons Leon Etch Builders North Star Golf Club Dodge Furniture Sattler and Son Gary's Standard Sheet Metal Man Hideway Bar Earl Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goosen Dr. William Steigerwald tyou* qaJden opportunity! Lewis Sentry Hardware Sponsored by, RAINBOW LAKE PROPERTY-OWNERS ASSOCIATION rA**y>*******ft********»*A*A****jg Call No. 466 charier N»- .i54.?.S.. , ...National BankJlcglon No. REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES: OF THE - Central National Bank «- * * St. Johns, Hichiqan 48879 of : WITH A IN THE STATE OF "?;?.!£?.?" AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON 3SS&..19. , 1973 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161. ASSETS Dollars Cts s Cash and due from bank] (including $ _Honc_ unpolled debits),, 780, 014 ..$ U S.Treasury securities. 733' *646 .52 Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations . .., 542., ,182 i Obligations of States and political subdivisions 854^ MS "*22 LOiher securities {including S Hone corporate stock) 536... .848 Trading account securities, Hi *rm., ..04 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell. Loans , ..as 052.. .282. ..25. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 149.. .173 ..41 Real estate owned other than bank premises ^ ..52.. .561 Investments in unconsolidated subsidianes and "associated companies" Ni me.. Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding Ni inf?., Other assets (including S _direct lease financing)...... 242. _2M TOTAL ASSETS 2ti 34S, £H1 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations 5.64.. .9.99 Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations. 046., .191 Deposits of United States Government 360. .088 Deposits of States and political subdivisions '. , 439. .928 Deposits of foreign governments and official Institutions N >ne. Deposits of commercial banks , N ma. Certified and officers' checks, etc Aaz. -03a ..4.7 TOTAL DEPOSITS S 22.B13.155.B2 ACCOUNT (a) Total demand deposits S 4,852,305.33 (b) Total time and savings deposit's../ $ 17,960.850.49 Federal fundi purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase 500 000 Liabilities for borrowed money , 506" "b'ob Mortgage Indebtedness Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding '. "529 Other liabilities 524 "4b TOTAL LIABILITIES , . -38 333- _&S5. 22- MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES 7% interest for 48 s RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) 220 686 49 $ me Other reserves on loans ., , i , me Reserves on securities months on 5000 220 356" T5 SCHEDULE OF INCOME TO-YOU: TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES ^ ,-..... or more with CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital notes and debentures „ me MONTHLY QUARTERLY %Due J 390 77 % Duo S 129 monthly income 5,000 .' $ 29.17 $ 87.60 Equity capital-total 10,000 58.33 175.00 Preferred stock-total par value , H ma. 15,000 87.50 262.50 No. shares outstanding _ None 20,000 * ' 116.67 350,00 459 020 00 25,000 145.83 437.50 Common Stock-total par value , No, shares authorized __ 45,902_ checks '45,902 No. shares outstanding — 275 000 Surplus •656' '10S1- Undivided profits. Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves v Mana TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , 390 129 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 94B 50T BEAT INFLATION NOW WITH THE NEW, HIGH EST BANK-INTEREST PASSBOOK ACCOUNT. EARN 7% ON DEPOSITS ON $6000 OR MORE MEMORANDA ON DEPOSIT FOR 4B MONTHS AND RECEIVE INTEREST CHECKS QUARTERLY. THIS REALLY Average of total deposits for the 1S calendar days ending with call date ., .,,...... 999 855 '842 BIG INCOME ACCOUNT WILL HAVE INTEREST Average of total loans for the IS calendar days ending with call date .,,...., f,, COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY AND IF YOU PRE- 'M. Interest collected not earned on installment loans Included In total capital accounts...... ""NO is"" FER TO HAVE IT COMPOUNDED INTO HIGHER INTEREST JUST LET IT REMAIN IN THE ACC OUNT. OPEN A CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK GOLD I ^«?.^..W:„.i!^..^.^.^^.PEe?.^.?.!}t..1 of the above-named bank do EN 7 ACCOUNT TODAY ,., THE TRUE INFLA {Nun* and iitl* of offlcw luthotlttd lo din ft pod) TION FIGHTER EXCLUSIVELY AT , hereby declare that this report of condition Is true and correct to the best of mi^cnowledge and belief. We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report offonUltlon and declare that It his been examined by us and SERVING THE CLINTON AREA FROM 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS tothebeitofourknowledieandbellefUtnieandeonect, Harold W. Mailman U. S. Government Securities of u ' ,/ •-J,y'. ~i / /• Si Johns - Ovid Pewamo St Johns b 2,425,000 were pledged at ,.,...-£^-UA..../r^.>../..f^.,.C BRANCH OFFICE rune 30, 1973 to secure public /^7*aul MI'E, Walk./ . BRANCH OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE South gate Plaza So. U A 27 lapoBitB of $ 325,000 of Treasurer/^,.*?*!* Directon. if the state of Michigan and for "tJA ither purposes. CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns,vMichigan yards at St Johns pool Clinton County SECTION Eldred family holds reunion The , 14th Annual Eldred Fenton and Mrs Jean Primm 1 u4S.r—' E* reunion was held Sunday, of Vermontville won prizes July 8, at the home of Mr and for the guessing game; Mrs Marvin Whitford on N. The new officers were Welling Rd, Eureka with 51. elected with president, Mrs present. Edna Eldred; 1st vice- One marriage and 2 births president, Marvin Whitford; were reported. Farin secretary, Joan Whitford Eldred, 92, of St Johns is the and treasurer,, .Dorothy oldest living member and Emmons. Edna Jean Primm was the. The 1974 reunion will be- youngest member. Each held at the City Park in St received a silver dollar. Johns with Mr and Mrs Mrs" Verna Boulton of Farin Eldred as hosts. Kim Hopko CAU 224 2361 Pam Darling WAMM Gail Cotter ST JOHNS " -- Staff This is her 4th year at the See your lifeguards at the city pool in pool. St Johns have spent at least 1 Other staff members in summer watching over area clude assistant manager swimmers here before, and Gail Cotter' of Pewamo, a all 7 are at the pool until 3 senior at CMU majoring in pm. physical education; Gary To qualify for a lifeguard VanVelsor, a senior,art %%-* HAPPY" position, a person must have major at MSU; Linda j'-jt obtained Water Safety In VanVelsor; Amy Wellman, struction Mrs Donald Fox and PERCENT* daughters and Mrs Daniel Jacque of Flint were INTEREST Saturday visitors of Mr and Mrs Arnold Miller. Mr and Mrs Martin Thelen i l and family visited her ^7^*^;,y; '-';J^,.'.v;'; .!,;.r1;;i;'; '•::'-' Amy Wei (man Carole Yurek mother, Mrs Bertha i •/•!. ,-Uv. '• ^•i7-;.-1.l'i:5>v >j.,V "...'•..•!'*..;• •'.;' .-,•,',-",•". hrt Rademacher, and also Mr and Mrs Bruce Campbell all with CNB&T's new of Lansing and Sharon and Karen, twin daughters of M? and Mrs Martin, are spend ing., several days.with Mr ! j}V: ;-^.: * ••••••.••.•• *•,.••-£J i ''^''iS^/^-'iti,-:-;-../••.•' .-••: and Mrs Bruce Campbell. ^'. •"•',v •" --V-.^'-'i'"-'" *^--* *.*•'''"%•-. J.' .;!• • ;•':" .••?:• Mr and Mrs Donald Simon '';.•'"' ''" •'•'•1 n':- *^/ --•'-'':W:1 . V v" -','•>'-i •'"'. •'-,"".": -,-' and family of Mt Clemens spent- Sunday with Mr and Mrs Martin Schafer. • Mr and Mrs Walter Brown of Yspilanti visited relatives on Tuesday. Mrs Paul Schafer 'and daughters of DeWitt were July.4 visitors of'Mr and Mrs Arnold Miller. A YEAR CERTIFICATE •<'-:&£{•* ''••'' :.^-^-"^ h*-V'^''v\' •' '••{ y- r- • (s500000 MINIMUM) , • \i-, i *&**/£ JS: „ir~i .:-;>' .•:: r'-.!. 1 •'•*,>.: \''^V.':^-A-: .--, '•.;'••;< -x •••: Mrs Charles Itlgbee '•••,• S---•':. **•7"^'i-. ("-.'•.'i';•:'•*• i'.'-V'1 !Z -'••'•'"' Phone 626-6531 " **' * / . \ <* '. Mr and Mrs Herbert ';,-:• '•'*'." iV^'."*.;.;V-, JJJ-IFVOUWMTREGULARSUPPLEMENTArtVINCOME ^ , Patrick attended a reunion ::v;#Rfe^'B^0ij'pl^3AVINGS WILL DO FOR VOU. - picnic at the Warren Dunes THAT'S RIGHT1 i Park near Benton Harbor ' ••>>•,-:".• ;;;;\';;;;\;v'>pEP0.5!t>':f^X'>.' ••-. :;^'.'.»>-:jf'MONTHI.Y QUAnTEHLY last week. The Frederick Van Am- s87.50 7,per cent on burg faimly went to Arizona where they met Mrs Van J 75.00 Amburgs' folks and together they spent a week there. -, '» ,.1 . your savings!! Then they went on to :;,:Jf:^j^^S0.^$J^^. 87*50 * , * 262.50 Oklahoma where her folks live and spent a week there. ( Deposit 'JtoOO06 in a CNB&T Mr and Mrs Herbert W^W0&M"MM:i - ' t Patrick have spent the last 9 days at Seene arriving home ."super 7" Wed this week. Mrs Martha Volk was 4 year certificate and this high moved from St Lawrence hospital to the Charlotto rate is yours, with interest Medical Facilities July 13. «"«*•&-" Mrs Lucy .Cody is now in earnings Compounded quarterly! Ionia' Manor. Mrs Bertha Higbee at tended the XYZ Club picnic Gary VanVelsor Wed at Grand Ledge park and after that they Visited Andersons Archery, and J* Parson Chemical Plant. p Mrs Betty Smith will go to This Is Ann Arbor hospital July 20 for tests and observations. ft The children of Mr and Wait Cole Mrs David Baker are having an anniversary celebration I fbr the 25 years of their Week I marriage at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Higbee at 1607 Needmore Hwy Grand As band director and coordinator of musical activities Ledge, Mich, on July 15, at 2 for, the high school, Walt has spent many personal hours pm. $ to provide a broad program of events for out com Danny Leonard is in the St munity. This summer's exchange of musical groups - Lawerence hospital with a including the recent visit of the Ahrensburg, Germany severe case.of ulcers. Orchestra and the upcoming Epen Children's Choir - are Mr and Mrs George Lakin indicative of the. extra efforts he puts forth tpward a are visiting' Mr and Mrs greater appreciation of music. For his work with our Harry Smith, Mrs Latins' community's young people and for his general com parents and they iive in munity concern we are pleased to honor Walt Cole as our California. citizen of the week, • *.>.'• Mrs Robert Smith of Do Hon, Mich spent last Thursday, with her Mother, Hazel Shadduck. CLINTON NATIONAL TIP TO MOTORISTS # Drive cautiously at all times | BANK fit TRUST:CO. —' the bltf difference between safety and an accident is you. if) 2B CLINTON CQUNTY NEWS, St, Johns,. Michigan July 19,1073 Clinton County News A PERSONAL LOOK AT T^ NEWS HAROLD SCHMALTZ Between the lines i EH Advertising Director JIM EDWARDS Editor with Jim Edwards y A few years ago, when I lived in a neigh the call). When you pick up the can, it is boring county, I became frustrated with the simple to reach your party by merely telephone service and, taking advantage of shouting, "Hey, Harry pick up your can-I From 2 reporters to 90 lawyers ONE YEAR AGO Arthur F Newman an-. the free enterprise system, organized my gotta talk to ya." Your voice will be rapidly July 19,1972 nounced this week. own telephone company. transmitted to Harry through the string. For those who claim they're sick of hearing about the Two suspects being held in Families and friends of the A year later, I reported, because of the Unlike the present system where you dial Watergate mess, here's a note to make us all feel ill. Clinton County Jail on Elsie High School band and overwhelming request for service from my over and over or call the operator when the charges stemming from the their director, John W Beery company, I was forced to shut down call doesn't go through, with the Ball ' Archibald Cox, special prosecutor appointed to head the May 22 shooting death of a were on hand Saturday af operations. It was simply too much to try to String Company, you just take a deep breath Watergate case, has submitted a budget of around $3 Round Lake store owner will ternoon to welcome them satisfy all the customers who wanted my and yell louder. , appear before Circuit Court million including the retaining of 90 attorneys. home from three days at the service instead of the other company's. • Maintenance of the equipment is simple. Judge Leo Corkin Monday at National Cherry Festival at Known as the Jim Edwards Ball 'O String Most of the time, the most complex repair is That boggles the mind when you consider the whole thing 1:30 pm for arraignment Traverse City. and Tin Can Telephone Company, it has to simply tie the string back together again. yAll available registrants started through the work of only 2 reporters from the The entire state of been out of operation for over 2 years. The cans sometimes are a problem whe~ Washington Post. with lottery numbers 75 and Michigan and most of the However, after moving to Clinton County people forget and put things in them. One below will be called by northern United States and and experiencing once again frustration, instance involved Farley Felpwhelp. His Instead of the 90 lawyers, it might save the nation a Michigan local boards for southern Canada will ex anger, despair, and a sprained finger wife kept pencils in their wall can. Farley bundle of money to hire the 2 reporters and Martha induction in August it has perience a "dimout" sustained striking a telephone which refused didn't kpow about it, picked up the can to been announced by Arthur A Saturday afternoon caused to emit a dial tone or complete a long make a call and got the eraser end of the Mitchell. Holmes, state director of by an eclipse of the sun. distance call to such faraway places as pencil stuck in his ear. He wasn't injured, Selective Service*. Fowler, Bath Township and Ovid, it is time but evidently the eraser went to work Michigan's farmers can to consider offering the public an alter because he couldn't remember who he was it use more nitrogen fertilizer 25 YEARS AGO native. going to call. and increase their crop July 15,1948 A public information meeting is being yields without endangering Clinton County appears scheduled to explain the operation of Ball 'O We at Ball 'O String like to think our ere to contact Michigan's waters, says F. headed for an excellent corn String to prospective customers. billing system is quite efficient compared U Earl Haas, County Ex year, according to county So that those interested may have a that of other companies. Instead of chargin tension Director. an installation fee, extra charges for more agricultural agent Roscoe G general idea of the operation of such7a Cost sharing payments are Smith. Barring unfavorable service, I will explain the simple, but just as phones etc, we simply take payment in" now being made to farmers weather conditions through effective utility system. empty tomato juice and soup cans to keep^up your representatives for carrying out soil, water, July and August, Smith To put the system in operation, it is the supply with the demand. When the'cans woodland, wildlife and yesterday foresaw a top necessary to obtain large numbers of tin are sent to our company, we merely request pollution abatement prac crop. cans (empty, of course) and miles and miles a dime be put in the can for each call. tices under the Rural En Consumers Power Com of string. Because of the amount of string, In those cases where customers fail to pay vironmental Assistance pany will be unable to needed, full implementation of the company' in cans or string with their dimes for calls*. US CONGRESS Philip A. Hart (Dem) Program according to connect any additional gas will not be possible until after the next the service must be discontinued. However, 253 Old Senate Office Bldg William Vanderbeek, house-heating or other spring kite season, when Ball 'O String SRs we do privide notice of the service being 3D DIST member of the Michigan space-heating customers for (string retrievers) capture wayward kites discontinued. Garry E. Brown (Rep) Washington, DC 20510 ASC Committee. at least two or three years, and string from trees and rooftops. What we do is give the string a hard yank 404 Cannon House Office Voters in the Ovid-Elsie Division Manager S C Then, installation of the service would get in the main office. This pulls the string School District will decide Dowling said today. underway full steam. through the wall of the house and discon Building again on the question of one Ground „was broken Ball rO String customers will be offered a necting it from the can. The can falls on the Wash., DC, 20515 MICH SENATE mill for construction of a bus Tuesday on the site of the full variety of transmitting-receiving cans. floor, clatter-clatter-clatter, and that's you maintenance garage. new Farmer's Mutual In Borrowing a name from yet another com notice the service has been disconnected. 30TH DIST surance building at the pany, a perfect choice for a bedside phone All in all, we feel we have "a better idea" III TEN YEARS AGO corner of State and Spring would be the Princess Can. These are and the other company "knows in their 5TH DIST William S. Balleriger July 18,1963 streets. Construction painted small orange and tomato juice cans heart we're right." Gerald R, Ford (Rep) - (Rep) The St Johns City Com foreman Christian Wicks, in a variety of attractive colors. More information about the Ball 'O String mission in a special meeting Lansing, reported that Regular transmitter-receivers are made Company Will be announced at a later date. H 230 Capitol Bldg. State Capitol Bldg of Ayres, Lewis, Norris and laying of the foundation of highly polished soup and vegetable cans. Right now we're considering songs for ou Washington, DC 20515 Lansing, Mich 48933 May, Ann Arbor consulting would be started next week Because of the revolutionary concept of advertising campaign. engineers last' Wednesday by Granger Brothers Con the Ball 'O String company, it will be So far, we're selected "String Along with night approved the firm's struction Company of unheard of to dial a'call to, say Fowler or Me", "Pick Up Your Can and Make 10TH DIST. proposal for expanding and Lansing. Bath. You simply pick up the can and yell Someone Happy," and "Our Cans Are Your improving the city water. Substitute teachers who (as you do now when you finally complete Cans." Elford A. Cederberg (Rep) MICH .HOUSE OF system at an estimated cost received $4 per day up to of $848,400. 1943, will get $11 per day in 2303 Rayburn House Office REPRESENTATIVES Clinton County Blood Bank the 194^-49 school year. J. II BWg and Red Cross officials were Ivan Niergarth, superin • © • J. ™ 56TH DIST elated at the turnout for tendent of city schools said Washington, DC, 20515 Warner (Rep) Tuesday's blood drive here. the rate had been increased Dale 202 pints donated with 241 to $6 for the school years 9188 Cockroft registering. * 194344 and 1944-45. It rose to Southern Michigan far- $7 in 1945-46 and was $8 in Get Thee in-,,.,„ fiTtrmcT— —*-tt Eaton:Rapids, 48827 • mers and northern Michigan ,w 1946-47 and 1947,48. t i... •<« in " "chifles^Er cMwwsHtfftr ^ * *»—- "*.*-*r~ * *~ park rangers heavetl a sigh The body of Pfc Jim F of relief Saturday night as a Cermak,. who was killed in J(Rep),j^ _,,;.:^ -.8JTH|)IST:-„^ refreshing rain put an end to nij . action at Bougainville March Editor, Lapeer County Pros t 223 Rayburn House' Office R- Douglas Trezise (Rep) a month long dry spell which 11, 1945, arrived in Elsie 515 was threatening crops and Friday noon. It rested at the Bldg Moore, turning the northern Carter Funeral Parlors until It was somewhat ironic. Because of a Christmas cards with photos of their Michigan woods into a tinder Saturday morning when -Washington, DC 20515 Owosso, 48867 box. crime, I had to quit watching the TV families posed in the Nativity scene. The services were held at the St Watergate hearings long enough to go to the voters are suspicious of bachelors. They like DeWitt's new post office Cyril's Church Bannister. court house. I had to pay a speeding ticket. a man who is happily married to'a solid 88TH DIST' will be dedicated at 2:00 pm Burial was, in Ford Sunday, July 21, Postmaster "Youmust come with me,">I told my wife. woman with a dog in a cloth coat. And when Stanley Powell (Rep) Cemetery. "You have to sit behind me while I testify." that man goes to court, his wife must go with US SENATE "You must be kidding," she said. him. Otherwise, people will think she Robert P. Griffin (Rep) Rt 1, Box 238 "Not a bit. You've seen 'John Dean and doesn't love him because he is a liar." 353 Old Senate Office Bldg Ionia, 48846 Jeb Magruder and the others on TV. Their wives always sit right behind them. Wear "1 COULD BRING the cats to court," she Washington, DC, 205i0 something sexy but dignified. Maybe a bare said. "I could dress them as the 3 Wise Men. midriff but fold your arms in front of the I could borrow our granddaughter to play bare. Nothing flashy. We don't want to the part of the holy infant. We can tell the iSfc*^:;;^:;^:^^ -•if: "appear ostentatious." ' magistrate there was no room in the Holiday Intermediate Dist thanks "That's funny. Everyone knows why I'm Inn. And you could be the jackass whose the first to volunteer to work at the rum breath keeps the baby warm." area Jaycees mage sales at 15 different churches. It's so I "Listen,I'mserious about this. John Dean* can get first pick. Besides, those wives are admitted he temporarily swiped $4,000 to behind their husbands because the TV finance his honeymoon.. But who could View from Dear Editor:' of our "Home Training cameras are there. I really don't think NBC blame him after seeing\that blond dish Center" for our County will be in Magistrate Ruth Knack's court behind him? Any American boy, from I would like to take this Trainable School. today." Harvard would have done the same thing. I opportunity to publicly thank ' The school staff, ad "That's not the point. The point is that need the same kind of backing. I am going to the Senate the JAYCEE'S for their ministration and parents are behind every decent man there is a loving, tell the magistrate I was speeding because tremendous effort and most grateful. faithful wife who smiles quietly at his quips you were deathly sick and I had to get to the success in the Jelly Week and frowns politely when someone calls him Blue Cross office quickly to pay overdu Sale held this last April. . Sincerely, a liar. And she always sits with her knees premiums. I need you there to nod your hea By. SCII. /ILIIAM S. BALLENGER The proceeds from* that L. A. Schwartzkopf pressed tightly together. It is called the Dr and caress the back of my neck when the sale has made a big con Director of Special Joyce Brothers sit." going gets tough."" tribution in the, development Education "I don't think either of us have to worry 'Tmsorry," she said, "but I cannot live a Motorists hoping that their Canvassers could certify the have been used for highway J gas tax will be cut tteck the'2 petitions if about 133,000 construction purposes. about sitting in magistrate's court. There is lie. If that is the type of wife you want; you'd only 1 chair and Ruth Knack is in it." cents it was increased early valid signatures were found BACK TO PAR better get a new one." THERE HAS . BEEN PIPE DREAM "I don't think you are taking this matter "At this point in time," I said, "I think I this year probably should be on the petitions. The theory that the beet time 'The habit of thrift should bo 1 advised not to count on it. speculation around the to break a habit Is before yon taught to every youngster—who seriously enough," I said, getting slightly will go up to Camp David to prepare a repor While a citizens' petition WHILE THE BOARD of Capitol that, even if the court begin has really never beta, put \ knows, the buck might be worth perturbed. "A wife is an important part of on my reaction to your tempting drive to repeal the tax has Canvassers didn't have to upholds the constitutionality to a practical test. •' something some day/ her husband's image. Smart politicians send suggestion." passed one hurdle, it has rule on the sufficiency of the of the referendum and the been temporarily stymied by petition signatures Monday people vote to remove the 2- VHWHWH^^ action of the State Court of as expected because of the cent tax increase, the one- TODAY'S J^fel Appeals — and the State stay ordered by the Court of half cent per gallon tax Supreme Court looms as a Appeals, word around the would still have to be set TeetenTotter My Part final test no matter how the Capitol was the backers of* aside for mass transit appellate court rules. the petition drive had ob pruposes. Real Estate The Court of Appeals last tained sufficient signatures If this happens, highway week ordered the State to make it valid. and road construction ob by HANK FURMAN When the cost of goods goes up and up Board of Canvassers to delay Arrayed against the more viously would receive less And worker pay is low, by 20 days the certification of than 150,000 persons fighting funds, instead of more, than The economy gets unbalance I do a lot of stirring the referendum petitions to get the tax increase, they had been receiving And lacks the proper "go". In the garden with a hoe, 'which would have removed are some pretty before the''2-cent per gallon If you have a large or growing family, make sure the N' cultivatin' of the weeds automatically ended the formidable opponents — hike was passed, The home you buy has enough space for everyone. Size up Likewise if labor's prices soar To help the plants to grow. collection of the two cent gas notably the County Road "citizens of my 30th your family's needsfor they may also have ideas about To throw costs out of line It makes me feel important tax increase until the issue Association of Michigan, six Senatorial District, clearly the sort of home they would like. A new house may We cannot disregard them , As t plant, n' hoe n' feed could be voted upon in "different county road shortchanged under the new provide .the newest construction materials so that And claim the climate fine. To know I didn't fail if November, 1974. commissions, an>d the transportation package' upkeep is less expensive, which is important when your In my garden's hour of need. .- The court ordered the Michigan* State Highway funding formula, ironically family is just beginning. On the other hand, an older When costs are very clearly pegged 'delay to give it time to Commission* • ' t would come out wofse than home is sometimes apt to be larger, somewhat less For products, labor too It takes a lot of plannin* determine whether the issue ever! expensive to buy. Either way let our office assist you in Must exercise good judgment N' plans don't all come true, * legally Was subject to a The road building groups making that important decision and purchase! And aim to follow through. But the scheming n* the doiii / have a big stake in the issue Gives to each day added clue; referendum.*At issue is because if they were to lose whether the law passed last Property lost There's room in our economy With due assist from sun and rain the 2*cent gas tax increase, ^ For progress all the way Am I excused some pride, year is an appropriation their income would be We, at FURMAN REALTY CO, 1515 North U.S. 27, 224'- measure since it was tied in 3236, will make every effort to give you the best possible If we but face reality i * If I brag about the harvest - reduced by millions of 'In what we do and say. From my rows so long *ri wide? with one ..appropriating dollars. • . ' , or stolen in advice In selecting the home to best fit' your family money to communities' for needs, taste, and budget. We urge you to call us with mass transportation.' Under The gas tax increase was your listing too; a member of MLS, we can expose your There's cycles and there's circles 1 like to flex my muscles »* .the State Constitution, an part of an over-all trans property to a wide market for a, quicker sale at a better In our dealings day by day While I scheme and supervise St Johns 1 AS I watch each project blossom "appropriation bill cannot be portation package pushed by, price.' Open: 8:30-5, Mon-Frl; 9:30*3, Sat; & by app't. ' Let either side be selfish halted by a referendum even Governor Milliken that also The devil is to pay. Before my anxious eyes; if the referendum is signed included a bill to divert one- The goal is worth the winnin' by every eligible voter in half > cent in gas taxes for .RING - white gold band, Let's try to work together An claim my share of fun, Michigan, mass transit purposes, opal center, assorted colored HELPFUL HINT* In the game of ups and downs, As I check with each new season Earlier, the Attorney This one-half cent tax stones,, value $150. . In a settled neighborhood property taxes are apt And give to each an honest chance The results of work well don! General ruled/that the law money was to have been MOTORCYCLE LICENSE to be more stable. For glory and renown. was net an appropriation and taken out of the 2-cent in - CP594, Michigan*1973 WED , W.E.Dobson said the State Board - of crease, and the rest was to license, CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan July 19, 1973 3B ooooooooooooooooooooo oopooooooooQoooooooooooooottoooooooeooooooooooooooooooooooooeoocx ; Might be wise to wait wL&tfL ^ tebteb exfilcUtUnf "km* 0tut£" and wAty before buying Blame poor 1972 weather for high fruit prices - - Anyone thinking about spect the property before Above all, Representative 1973 outlook brightens 'ur.cfaasing sub-divided signing any document. Powell said, read all forms presented to you before recreational property this -request a copy of the Higher consumec_iruit demand for certain of US handharvested crops are these smaller carryover higher costs related to en year may want to wait until federal property report, if signing them. fruit crops in recent years. Representative Powell prices since the summer of expected to continue in the stocks will tend to have a vironmental protection Michigan's new land sales one is required, by the U S 1972 are due primarily to Ricks feels this is a tem future, providing a limiting holding effect on recent regulations, and increased act goes into effect Oct 1, Department of Housing and pointed out that the porary situation and expects factor on harvested supplies Michigan Real Estate law small crops last year in the processed fruit prices, Ricks costs resulting from advises State Represen Urban Development (HUD). major production areas, world demand for US fruit to of certain crops. says. legislation to aid migrant tative Stanley M Powell (R- -if the property is being already offers protection to be less in 1973. buyers purchasing property according to Michigan State Several other phenomena farm workers. Ionia). offered as a homesite check University Agricultural - Shortages of harvest -- Available supplies of have contributed to recent According to Represen with the county health from a licensed real estate broker or salesman. Economist Donald J, Ricks. labor in 1972 contributed to processed fruits are affected higher fruit prices and are Increased farm costs for tative Powell the new lands department in the county The smaller crops, in turn, reduced market supplies of by the size of carryover likely to continue to exert labor, purchased imputs and sales act gives the Michigan where the land is located to If you have doubts about resulted mostly from ad some crops, like apples. stocks from the previous upward price pressures in antipollution regulations department of Licensing see if water supply and the person with whom you verse weather conditions, he Some of the apple crop, year's pack. Short future years, according to could, in the more distant and Regulation the authority septic system permits are are dealing, always ask to says. In fact, total output of which must be picked by production in the 1972 season Ricks. There are: higher future, force enough farmers and responsibility to available. see the salesman's real noncitrus fruit in 1972 was hand, was not harvested will likely result in smaller costs for food marketing out of production to examine, register and -check availability of estate pocket card. Licensed the lowest since 1945. because of lack of available carryover stocks of most services (especially labor) significantly reduce supplies regulate the promotion and utilities such as telephone, real estate salesmen are The agricultural labor at the critical harvest processed fruit crops going consumer demand for more and raise prices, at all sale of sub-divided electricity, natural gas or required by law to carry economist feels the short time. Labor shortages for into the 1973 season. And, convenience services; levels, Ricks concludes. recreational and resort propane fuel as well as ac pocket cards and are supply situation is tem roperty. cessibility to the site. required to present, it upon porary, at least for most "If you wish to purchase -check availability of an request of the buyer. fruits. Given normal property before the act goes abstract of title insurance The new land sales act weather this season, national Draft registration still required into effect, however, I offer for the property to assure a offers much protection to supplies should increase and the following list of things to clear and marketable title. ^ consumers against un cause prices to decline Young men must still the Selective Service Act expires, which for most men Park, Alpena, Ann Arbor, check on before committing -in addition to the quoted scrupulous, high pressure, significantly, he predicts. register with Selective remain in force. The annual today is at age 26. Battle Creek, Benton Har yourself to the purchase of selling price of the land, sales tactics, but "a person However, the spring weather Service at the time of their lottery will be held. Young bor, Cadillac, Cheboygan, land," Representative inquire about finance Or should always proceed with to date has not been 18th birthday even though men must continue to Michigan draft boards Detroit, Escanaba, Flint, Powell said. service charges, taxes, caution to make sure he gets. favorable for large crops in inductiori authority ended register. Local boards will have been reorganized at 27 Grand Rapids, Houghton, Representative Powell closing costs, special what he pays for, ' certain areas like Michigan. July 1, Arthur A Holmes, classify them as to their area offices to carry on the Jackson, Kalamazoo, recommends that you: assessments and association. Representative Powell Other factors have also state director of Selective availability for possible standby draft operation. Lansing, Livonia, Marquet -always personally in or maintenance fees. concluded. contributed to the higher Service has announced. military service in the event Volunteer registrars are also Midland, -Mt Pleasant, fruit prices in 1972 and early He urged those men who of a national emergency. available in most com Muskegon, Pontiac, Port 1973, Ricks point out. have not registered to do so The law requires that all munities to accept draft Huron, Roseville, Royal - Consumer demand for promptly. "Failure to male persons, except certain registrations. Area offices Oak, Saginaw, Sault Ste fruit juices and wine has register is a violation of the non-immigrant aliens, must are now located at Allen Marie and Traverse City. 88th District Report been expanding in recent law," Holmes emphasized, register with Selective years. Short grape supplies "and could result in Service within the 60 day California and the eastern prosecution by the Depart period commencing 30 days by Stanley Powell US last year and reduced ment of Justice." It is ex prior to their 18th birthday. quantities of imported pected that approximately Under the law young men Elsie News commodities, such as apple 85,000 young men will be have 3 obligations: (1) they State Representative juice concentrate, have subject to draft registration must register at age 18, (2) Mr and Mrs Charles Crell Maxine Shore of Roscom resulted in higher consumer this year in Michigan. they must notify their draft of Elsie announce the mon. prices. While the President's boards when they change engagement of their At the moment it seems Bill which would have safety and education - Short fruit crops in key authority to induct men into addresses, and (3) they must daughter, Sharon to Don carry their draft cards with They have planned a relatively certain that the allowed construction of a program conducted by foreign countries have military service expired Shore of Lansing, son of Mrs wedding for Aug 4. Legislature will remain in new Capital Building to certified snowmobile safety resulted in stronger export July 1, all other provisions of them until their liability ession through the last week begin was defeated in the instructors. of July-one month longer House last week on a definite -SB 187 which exempts than originally scheduled. 37 to 69 vote. from liability any person, Present plans call for ap This was the second time firm, or corporation which propriation and conference this appropriation has been provides a service of committee members to meet deleted from Senate Bill 130. procuring, processing or during the week of the 16th to The $4 million was contained distributing whole blood, •20th to complete the in the original Senate version plasma, blood products or necessary committee work of the bill but was amended their derivatives. on the budget bills. The full out when it came up for --HB 4790, given im House will be called back in consideration on the floor of mediate effect, which for the 23rd to 27th with final the Senate last month. exempts all prizes awarded completion of the budget The "new Capitol" funds, by~a licensee during a bingo expected at that lime. provide for foundation game from state or local As I write this, only three digging and installation of taxes. of the eighteen budget bills underground utilities, were -SB 224, given immediate have been sent to the put back into the bill by the effect, which amends the Governor for approval: House Appropriations state act dealing with Capital Outlay Planning, Committee in the hope that hunting seasons to exempt Community Colleges, and "one more try" might make the Department of Natural Drug Abuse and Alcoholism. it. When the bill came up for Resources put-and-take JVorth noting (is the fact that consideration of 'the^ntire ' pheasant hunting program all three were finalized at House last week members from the normal regulations figures over the Governor's opposing the construction of for hunting in the state. ^commendation. Capital a new Capitol at this time --HB 4613, given im Outlay Planning was $1 constituted a substantial mediate effect, which million over, Community majority, and after much • removes from the definition Colleges was $2.7 • million debate, were successful 'in of gross proceeds, for sales over and Drugs and once again amending the tax purposes, any amount' Alcholism was $1.5 million money out of the billj ' received from or billed to a over. We 69 Representatives customer as a gratuity or tip, These figures do not voting against the funds for provided it is separately however necessarily reflect proceeding with a new identified and itemized on increases in total ap statehouse contend that the the guest check or bill. propriations which would present building, having eopardize the total budget. already been extensively GOVERNOR MILLIKEN The Capital Outlay Planning remodeled, is adequate for EXPRESSES PRICE appropriations figure is years to come and should FREEZE CONCERN flexible in that not all of that also be maintained as a Governor Milliken has sent money will necessarily be landmark in Michigan's a telegram to President released. Appropriations for History. Supporters of the Nixon saying he supports the community colleges are new Capitol contend that the President's efforts to ac based on expected building is no longer complish economic stability, enrollment and, in the view adequate. but pointing out that a f some people, this year's situation is.developing with projected enrollment figures GOVERNOR SIGNS BILLS potentially drastic con were high, meaning that INTO LAW sequences for Michigan some $2 to $3 million dollars Governor Milliken has workers and consumers. might not actually be needed signed several bills into law, "Pork, cherry, poultry, and would return to the one of which amends the and other food production general fund. The ap Savings and Loan and processing industries, as propriations for Drug Abuse Association Act of 1964 to well as those dependent on and Alcoholism reflect the increase the ceiling on in agricultural products, are transfer of some respon- stallment loans from $2,500 threatened in this state," ibilities to that office from to $5,000. Milliken told Nixon. other departments and The bill (HB 4444) which "Indications are that consequently other depart was given immediate effect, farmers will cut back on hog ment appropriations were also gives the state's raising, forcing a pork reduced by those amounts. Financial Institutions shortage leading to It remains to be seen Bureau additional astronomically high prices, whether prudence or ex discretionary authority in threat of black marketing or travagance will prevail in approving or disapproving other results harmful to he amounts of our branch applications, and consumers," the Governor remaining appropriations. more jurisdiction over in continued. Those who are not willing to stallment lending. v exercise some restraint may Also signed into law was: Milliken asked Nixon to find that they have forced us -HB 4021, given im "please direct the cost of all back to the drawing board mediate effect, which living council and other if careless spending evokes a authorizes the Department appropriate agencies, to gubernatorial veto. of Social Services to contract ascertain immediately the with banks and Savings and full facts and order actions to NEW CAPITAL AP Loan Associations for the relieve the cost-price PROPRIATION handling of food stamps. squeeze to prevent DEFEATED -HB 4628, also given irreparable harm which A $4 million dollar immediate effect, which could result in an enormous provision in the 1973 Capital exempts from registration future economic and supply Outlay Construction Budget snowmobiles used only in a crisis." 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He added that such a 'W^ freeze would discourage mmmb^jmmtgmsmm supply and lead to blade By JOHN AYLSWORTtt Ah, summer! Long, sunny • Statement cancelling the charge account sales made markets and - rationing, A days, the old swimming hole, at your home after a few days later; Secretary of ; contract to the. address of the Agriculture Earl Butz said ••••••••••• *• * * **icAirk**ickiKick*1ckic* campouts and cookouts - company you're dealing with previous negotiation at the and the annual rash of door\ fixed business location of the anyone who favored such a 4-H TALENT SHOW Danny Fedewa; Lisa, Leslie, work. Ann Graham's other to-door salesmen out to help ' .by midnight of the third day company or sales made freeze on food would be a after the contract was Clinton County 4-H'ers Landon and Lora Foy; dog - Charcoal' recently 4-H members, parents and you improve your home and when the sales person is in "damn fool." Then oil March made an excellent showing Darcie and Beth Ann Hunt graduated as the 3614th leaders working with the grounds. signed. (The address must your home at your request. 29, reacting to consumer' be stated on the contract in' advocates and labor union at' the District 4-H Share the doing Mother Goose Tales. leaderdog for the blind since flower project are invited to They'll seal your;blacktop Requesting' a salesman to leaders, the President did Fun Program July 10 at St The two other Clinton County the school in Rochester was attend a flower arrangii driveway, put storm win bold type.) bring carpet samples to your Johns. There were 16 acts 4-H talent winning acts of started. Charcoal is with his workshop Thursday, July dows on your home,-sell you If you change your mind home for you to choose from impose a freeze on meat. Leslie Ann Fongers of , about goods you've bought, Then, in mid-June, another from Clinton, Gratiot, new master someplace in 1:30-3:30 pm at Smith Hall in a vacuum cleaner.or*give is one example of the latter. Ingham and Eaton Counties. Bengal Community doing a Michigan. St Johns, Mildred Loyster of' you a deal' on aluminum put them aside without using Some sales people have freeze was imposed on all tap dance and the-Vining them. The sales person must items, and the two freezes Denise and Darlene Cerny of ******* Saginaw will conduct the siding or a, new foof. been getting around the 3- together prove both Mr the Nimble Fingers 4-H Club Sisters (Melody, Dawn and program in pointing out how * The key word is caution. pick them up within 40 days day option period by placing Lori) of the Happy Hustlers Therese Thelen of the Tail or they^re yours to do with as Nixon apd the Secretary were selected as a "Blue Waggers 4-H Club is to properly select show You should avoid buying the signed contract into an were right in their mid- Ribbon" Act with an ex doing atap dance routine did specimens, how to conditio goods or services from' a you want Any money you've envelope/ sealing it and not place. donating a litter of 8 Golden March statements. cellent performance doing Retreiver puppies -'4 weeks the plants-for travel ant xloor-to-doof sales person paid must be refunded. If it instructing the buyer to "put an acrobatic and pom'pom *.**** show and do soma, flower Until you have had time to . is not, you don't have to give it in a safe place." Always of age to the Leader Dog the goods [Back. Instead of lowering food routine to the music "You've Congratulations are in Program. An article written arranging. Mrs Loyster will find out that he is a bona fide i read the contract carefully. prices, the current freeze is Got to Be a Football Hero". order for members of the be one of the fair judges so representative * or • a All in-home sales are not Or you may find> yourself resulting in a much lower $i by Therese should be ap covered by this law. Ex Only three of the 16 acts Tail Waggers 4-H Club as, pearing in the Young World members and parents and legitimate, established forced by a legal contract to supply now and in months to received a "Blue Ribbon" Cheryl Ginther's Dog - Star; leaders are encouraged to business in the community. ceptions include insurance pay for goods or services you come, and will eventually section of the State Journal, Sales, sales connected with a rating. Lori Webster's Dog - Sam, -July 20th issue. Therese will attend this meeting. Mrs •Ask for the salesman's do not want or need. result in much higher prices. There were four honorable and Ann Graham's Dog - Loyster is a member'of the name and the address of his pre-existing revolving This can be seen in the large be telling how she got in mentions given and Clinton Prince were recently ac terested in raising leader Michigan .Branch of the employer. Tell him you need number of sows and cows County received two of them. cepted by the Leader Dogs National Farm and Garden some time to think about it, going to slaughter. These are dog puppies and about her They were; Julie Lake- School for the Blind at experiences. We're proud of Association. and suggest that he che'ck breeding animals that would Sewing Baskets 4-H Club, Rochester for 12 weeks of ***** ^t back with you next week. If have produced thousands of the accomplishments of baby pigs, and hundreds of doing a balanced beam act further training. The girls these members and their The Green Acre 4-H Club he refuses to identify himself and a group of Olive 4-H have raised these dogs for members will hold a family or won't come back, you can Wacousta baby calves that, now will contribution to the com never see the light of day. Project members - Cheryl, one year and have spent a lot munity and area. picnic Sunday, July 22 1:00 be fairly sure you're better Neil and Loren Conklin; The hundreds of thousands of' of loving care in preparing ***** pm at St Johns City Park. off not doing business with of baby chicks that are being Chris Fairchild; Mary and these dogs for leader dog Reports were given on 4-H him. MRS. EDWARD KtfAFT killed, and the even larger Charles Green of Elsie and Exploration Day by Steve A'solid tipof f is a line such Ph. 636-6644 amount of eggs not being Steve Conklin of DeWitt VanVleet, Gerilyn Faivor as: "We happened to be hatched, will show UD in participated in the Michigan and Leslie Veermeesch. Jeff doing, a jdb in the neigh Mr and Mrs Dale Shattuck of Tecumseh were Sunday greatly reduced broiler Milk Producer's Association VanVleet and Bill Huguele^ borhood and noticed you of Harrison called on Mr and 'afternoon callers at the numbers this fall. 4-H Dairy Tour last Thurs will be attending 4-H Camp, * need' the same work done. Mrs Ed- Kraft,' Saturday. Kraft home. day and Friday, July 12 and July 29-August 2. Starting in Since we're here anyway, They spent the night Vvith Mr and Mrs Don Calder Both the consumer and the 13 in Detroit with about 50 September the club will hold we'll give you a special their son; Dallas Shattuck and son .have moved to producer, are losers in this other 4-H dairy members their regular meetings at the rate." and family. They attended Grand Ledge. Mr Calder has game being carried out by for June from throughout Michigan, Olive Center School on Pratt It's just a come-on. the Shattuck Reunion in joined the Air Force and officials in Washington. They toured the MMPA Road. A committee was Beware! Lansing on Sunday. expects to leave the last of Producers can't afford to facilities, toured the Kroger appointed to work on the Also be aware that even Mr and Mrs J C Fuday July. produce when it costs more HIGH COWS COMPLETING Dairy Milk Processing Plant Club Fair' Float. The cluJ and discussed milk after you've signed a con returned from a Western trip Donald Forward of to produce the product than RECORDS took over the July 7 %glass tract for some goods -or including a week's stay at Denver, Colorado, is visiting what they can sell it for. For June marketing orders and how collection project. Marilyn services offered door to door Glacier Park. his parents, Mr and Mrs They don't have the in With Records of Over 700 Lbs dairy cooperatives operate. Rice, 4-H Program you have 3 business days to Mrs Veda Forward had the Maurice Forward. centive to produce under - Butterfat As part of the tour they at Assistant, attended the change your mind. misfortune qf . a fall, Eldon Garlock fell last such circumstances, and - On a Mature Equivalent Basis tended a Detroit Tiger - meeting and offered her According to the In-home breaking her hip. She was week andinjured his leg. He shortages and high prices to California Angels Baseball assistance to any members Sales Act passed in 1971, all taken to Sparrow Hospital. is in a wheelchiar. consumers are bound to Name game and cheered Detroit on' or leader with" their projet you have to do is mail a , Mr and Mrs Veulden Bittle The fire truck answered a happen. i WilliamKnight Holstein 22259 884 to win 7-6. We'll know later if or activity. Demonstrations call on Summer Lane The ultimate blame for the Dennis Thelen Holstein 22253 791 Charles and Steve placed in were given by: Karen and Thursday morning. . mess we're in must be at the RichardFeldpausch Holstein 21803 779 the top 15 scores of the Marie Miller on Making Mrs Hazen Crandell feet of those consumer ad Joe Wing Holstein 20417 762 written exam covering the Paper Flowers" and a group FRICKE FARM SERVICE returned home Monday after vocates and labor union D.& V.Green Holstein 19376 756 areas of the tour. demonstration by garden a month's visit with her officials who pressured the Ed Grams & Son Holstein 20200 755 The dairy 4-H members members. daughters in Alaska, Administration into placing D.& V.Green Holstein 18799 747 and leaders had a very in Richard Crandell ac the freeze on meat and other Jerome Spitzley Holstein 21044 744 teresting and educational The Elsie 4-Corners 4-H Located 2% Miles North companied her on the trip. foods. Somehow, someway, Joe .Wing • . Holstein 18410 736 meeting July 10 at the Green members visited the Ovid Aaron Herring returned with the consumers of this Jerome Spitzley Holstein 16655 731 Meadow Farm in Elsie, The Nursing Home on July !£, ! of Middleton on Ely Hwy. his grandmother for a vssit country must be made aware Dennis Thelen Holstein 20285 726 participants learned how to doing several" entertainment of those factors that go LeoKowatch & Sons Holstein 19671 725 correctly show their animal acts for the people. At their SERVES ALL YOUR NEEDS IN STEEL together to encourage or Leo Kowatch & Sons Holstein 23259 723 to the judge, what to look for club meeting July 3rd Chris discourage food production.-. Leo Kowatch & Sons ,] Holstein 20897 719 , ijvJHW cattleKana\ then-^#«gve a Mth report FARM BUILDINGS, BUTLER GRAIN It could be that the .currjehU Bernard Thelen ;J ' "*^t 'Holstein' '17037 70ff . they/judged several classes- .,<$ camming. Joe Horak and visitor's situation, and subsequent" Ed Grams & Son Holstein 19075 702 bC'dairy cows. Alsoi they-Margaret Hdrak gave a BINS AND KAN-SUN CONTINUOUS lower supplies of pork, beef, D.& V.Green Holstein 17482 702 wfere given a demonstration demonstration on How Ti& warmest poultry, and dairy products D.& V.Green Holstein 17348 701 on how to clip and prepare a Bake a Cake as "Mr D° andf FLOW GRAIN DRYERS will help make them more dairy animal for the show. Mrs Don't" Mrs Ray Peck Breed 1 Call Us For All The Details aware. Eleven members indicated read .a letter from Mr But it's a tough way to Milk an interest in further judging Bemeim asking for pen pals WE ARE ALSO DEALERS FOR memory might leam. . .tough on both the BF • sessions in preparation for with youth from South CLAY AND CARDINAL EQUIPMENT LINES easily be you. producer and the consumer. the State 4-H Dairy Judging America. Mrs Marilyn Rice, MIDDLETON Phone 236-7358 Contest. 4-H Program Assistant at «t Elsie tended the meeting and tpld DHIA report ***** about her work with the 4-H Bob Peterson and Jack The drawing for the program. Keys-spent a 5-day vacation County. 4-H Softball playoffs in southern Tennessee, were held with the games to, ***** where they visited the for DHIA begin the weekend of July 20. Anyone interested ih going mer's brother and sister-in- Average Daily Production All games will be played at to 4-H Canip at Algonquin June 1973 St Johns and Fowler with Lake will have the choice of law, Mr and Mrs Mike attending one of the three Peterson and children, Anne Name games to begin at .6:00, 7:30 and Michael at Sewanee, and 9:00 pm. In the white remaining weeks of camp northwest of Chattanooga. Leo Kowatch & Sons Holstein 113 58.0 1,82 league the following teams this summer. They are July Mr and Mrs Peterson, are Laweda Farms Holstein 53 50.8 1.75 will meet in the first games 22 - 26, July 29 - August 2 and attending classes at the George Smith Guernsey 20 34.8 1.75 on July 20: Green Clover and August 5-9. The cost of the 4- University of the South, WilliamKnight Holstein 18 43.9 1.72 Bengal Community B, day camp from after suppet located on a 1000 acre Dennis Thelen Holstein 90 50.2 1,68 Charlies Gang and Fowler Sunday evening to after campus, where many Wyrick Brothers Holstein 30 49.4 1.67 Busy Bees, Victor and Olive supper Thursday, is $21.00. buildings were constructed VanZee Brothers - Holstein 77 45.8 1,65 4-H Boys, Green Acres and Youth do not have to be in 4- of pink sandstone quarried Donald Swagart Holstein 31 42.4 1.65 Bengal Community A. In the H to attend this camp so nearby-, The entire grounds Richard Feldpausch Holstein 115 44.1 1.57 green league the first games bring a friend. Additional of the University comprise Darrel Martin Holstein 37 39.4 1.46 will be Olive 4-H Projects information and brochures 10,000 acres. Don Witt & Son Holstein 49 41.4 1.45 and Father Farms Alone, are available from the While in Sewanee, they Green Acres and Green County Extension Office in Breed Clover. St Johns. enjoyed ping pong, No of Cows basketball', bowlirig and Lbs of Milk swimming at the ^Univer Lbs of BF * sity's gymnasium. They also r played golf, viewed the fireworks at night and went on sightseeing trips. • They played games against the University's computer and saw much of the. "fantastic'' scenery -in the' surrounding mountains and valleys of Sewanee. One novel experience was a day spent exploring caves nearby with such points of interest as Horse Cave (non commercial), Rebels' Rest and Big Mouth Cave. 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ROBERT VALENTINE Ph. 862-4342 87th District NORTON SHORES -- agreement includes wage 18 years beginning in 1974. General Telephone members increases ranging from 19 The new contract set cents per hour to 35 cents per tlement is within the The small village of Ashley Marching Band " 'V ' of System Council T-3, In ternational Brotherhood of hour for craft employees at Economic Stabilization Act Bannister had a good old providing music in the Probably the most difficult requests. From these in decision. I personally try to fashioned 4th of 'July terviews, information was Electrical Workers, have the top of their wage guidelines. Under the terms evening. job at this point in the evaluate each bill in terms of schedules. The bargaining of the new pact, negotiations celebration this year. Mr and Mrs Robert legislative year is to ap put together totaling almost how much higher than last approved a new two-year contract with the company, units of System Council T-3, may be reopened next May Thousands of people Valentine and family held a praise the status of the $450 million in state ap year's expenditure it is. crowded the streets propriations for higher General Telephone IBEW, includes ap for consideration of wages, family reunion at their farm budget and summarize the When we see our state proximately 2,700 em pensions and optional items. throughout the day. The home on the 4th of July, state's financial position for education. revenues increasing at an President Jack Reitze said today. The new contract ployees. Formal signing of the new event was sponsored by the Attending were Mr and Mrs the'year ahead. As of this When this data was average rate of about 7 Bannister Business Mens presented to the full House of provides for wage increases In the -area of "fringe contract by management Dale Stone of Lakewood, writing, I can only guess at percent each year, I think we benefits," the company and union representatives is Association. There were California, Mr and Mrs what may be the final Representatives, it came in should try to keep increases which will cost the company approximately $1.5 million boosted its contribution scheduled to lake place at a game booths and food booths Robert Homer and son of spending total - and pray the form of two bills, each in spending to that same set up by the Ashley and vfrom 40 to 50 pages long. during the first year in ad 'toward hospitalization in later date. Lansing, Mr and Mrs Glen that it does exceed revenue. level. If we don't, we will surance and liberalized the Ovid Lions Clubs, the Valentine and family of The sad truth is that the Still, these bills only outlined face increasing taxes within dition to added fringe benefits. vacation policy by providing GENERAL TELEPHONE Bannister Babe Ruth Atlanta, Georgia, Mr and average legislator has very the allocations to each in a short period of time. Baseball team, the local 4-H stitution. In no way was three weeks vacation after serves over 515,000 Mrs Dale Schmidtman and little opportunity to have any We can't continue on the Retroactive to May 5,1973, eight years of service, rather' telephones in 533 Michigan club, the newly formed VFW family of Marquette, Mr and input into the budgeting there enough information for the expiration date of the and Auxiliary, the ZCBJ me to judge whether the present basis of increased than the previous nine years communities in 61 of the Mrs Walter Miller and process. His whole con spending at a 12 percent clip previous contract, the new in 1973 and four weeks after state's 83 counties. Lodge, and the Ashley family of Elsie, Mr and Mrs tribution is generally a proposed expenditure was Sportsman Club. too little or too much. each year while our Ernest Valentine of Brant, "yes" or "no" vote on a revenues go up at 7 percent The Ashley Volunteer Fire Mike Buck and Ron Mead. spending bill which is placed The same general ap without heading for serious Cutting hoard may be source of Department provided fire This was the first time in 20 before him by the ap proach was taken to some 18 trouble. engine rides during the day. years that all of the family propriations committees. other appropriation bills. Street dancing was another were together. The process is this: With very little detailed We are coming down to the food poisoning organisms event that took place. information about the need wire in this wh'ole budget Mr and Mrs Donald Early in the year the Providing the music were Hinkley and boys returned governor presents his budget for the money, we were process. Within the next few faces. The nonporous nature the bands of Bill Stripko, Ed asked to appropriate days our actions will EAST LANSING -- Your taminated with the organism from their vacation Friday. message to the legislature. kitchen cutting board is a of the plastic provides no responsible for salmonella Galko and Eddie Fornusik. They spent time in Canada His recommendations are operating funds for the 19 determine whether next year traps for microorganisms state departments, the is the year we have to in potential source of the tiny poisoning. These organisms A bicycle parade with and New York. then put into the form of organisms that cause food and washes clean easily. are normally killed during gayly decorated bicycles of Mr and Mrs Wayne Peck legislative bills. Usually, executive office and for the crease tax.3 or if we have legislature itself. finally learned to put some poisoning. If you use a wooden cutting cooking. all sizes and shapes was are spending some time with half of these bills are in You can, however, reduce board, be sure to scrub it If you cut the chicken on held. Other events took place their son Roger and family in troduced in the Senate and So, in facing this task, a restraint on spending to keep it in line with the available the danger of transferring thoroughly after every use. the cutting board, you during the day with the New York at this writing. half in the House of legislator learns to use other Use hot water, plenty^ of criteria in reaching a money. bacteria from one food to transfer some of the s Representatives. They are another, says Ken Steven detergent and a stiff brush. organisms to the board. If Receives 2 years probation, \immediately referred to the son, assistant professor of Such cleanliness is very the board js,not thoroughly appropriations committee of food science and human important, Dr Stevenson scrubbed before you use it the respective body. nutrition at Michigan State expla ins, because again, the organisms will be month in County Jail In the Senate that com University. microorganisms are present passed on to some other food. mittee consists of 10 ST JOHNS--Terry years probation and 30 days by Mrs. Pudge Demlng One way is to get rid of in almost all foods and may If transferred to foods which in the county "jail. members, 6 of whom are your porous wooden cutting be transferred from one to are not cooked, such as salad Lovegrove, 1210 S US-27, St Republicans and 4 are He was sentenced on a board and buy one of the another. Raw chicken, for ingredients, they may cause, Johns, was sentenced in charge of larceny in a Democrats. In the House we Car land's United Christopher, was held at the newer plastic cutting sur example, may be con food poisoning. have a 17 member com Methodist Women's Society home of Mrs Everette Circuit Court July 9 to 2 building. mittee, consisting of 11 of Christian Service met at Reneaudthis week, given by Democrats and only 6 the home of Mrs Glen Parks Mrs Reneaud and her sister, Republicans. Each com this week with 17 members Mrs Robert Krueger at the mittee obviously is com present. Reneaud home. posed of a political majority Final plans were com Baby bingo was played favoring the party in which pleted for the Sloppy-Joe with the prizes being there is a majority of the supper that is being held. awarded to the guest of on U.S. 27 body as a whole. Thus, the Wednesday July 18 with honor. Democrats have a majority serving beginning at 5"pm Decorations at blue were World's Sweetest Place To Deal "in the total House of and continuing until all are used in the cake, and other Representatives and fed. Other goodies will be on refreshments, as well as on Mile South of St. Johns Phone therefore, control the the menu such as ham, the gifts that Mrs Putnam committee and the situation potato-salad, baked beans, and son received. is similar in the Senate pie, etc. with each one in * * * where the Republican party dividually priced upon en Janet Glenton, a student of dominates except that in the trance to the Carland church Canada and a native of House, the Democrats have house where the supper is Australia, who has visited stacked the appropriations being held. Baked good will many families of this area Pre-owned Cars committee far out of be sold, also. while visiting the Dale proportion to their majority, Mrs Donna Dumond wrote Dumond family, was in our 11972 Ford Torino Grand Sport V-8, 1971 Buick Skylark 2-door hardtop, which is 60 - 50. a poem, "What Will I Take midst again this week before automatic, power steering and V-8, automatic, power steering These committees are With Me, When God Calls Me she leaves on a tour of the brakes, radio, and brakes, radio. | further broken down in each Home", and read it to the coast of South America on i«)r.gTTOifaikfliiMi ,u,iiji> chamber into sub- members. She -also read her way home to Australia. Full. Power I Air conditioning, AM- 1970 Chevrolet Impala; .convertible, committees, > e,ach another poem, ^God's Hall FM. Radio. ,. V-8 automatic, power steering and * * * . brakes' and-radio:.;•:.:.. specializing insome'ph^se of of Fame". A reading from Mr and Mrs Richard Mead 1973 -Caprice'4-door -hardtop, VMJtlp^ g"™Jl f'fr1'* ln fl1 ' ''I'W M'WP t wl ft debudget such "as Public the Decision magazine, and son Brian of St Johns I automatic,, air conditioning, A£"*"U ^fcMTMtistihg *l&t!h fj V-8, HeaUh, Mental Health, written by an Indian girl were entertained at Mrs FM radio, vinyl top. , automatic, ^ower steering J'radio. Corrections, Social Services, which'was of interest'to the Mead's parent's home in Higher Education, etc. group as their missionary 1971 Chevy II Nova, 2-door; V-8;' 1970 Oldsmobile 98 Luxury Sedani V--- Carland Saturday evening standard transmission. . . / : On receipt of the various adoption is of Indian decent; (July 14) for both their birth ;8, automatic, vfull..power,\ rair , bills embodying the the article was entitled, 11971 Chevrolet Kingswood 9- days. passenger station wagon, V-8, AM- conditioning, vinyl top. : , I governor's proposals, each "Crying Wind". Three-year old Brian sang 1970 Chevelle Malibu, 2-door hard- of these sub-committees — A family picnic will be held FM radio, power steering and fop, V-8, 4-speed radio and bucket j "Happy Birthday" to his brakes. usually consisting of three at the Ovid City Park Aug l mother and father for the seats. members each — begins a with a potluck supper at 6 group who met ab the Leo The differences in U971 Chevrolet Impala 4-door sedan, 1971:' Chevrolet.: Camaro, -3-speed,. series of hearings to pm. Deming home for a dinner V-8 automatic, power steering and •radio, V-8. evaluate the governor's The Reverend Freeman party. Bee's Pre-owned car . brakes/radio. requests and the needs of the and his wife attended the 1969 Camaro 2-door hardtop, V-8, Cake decorations followed |l971 Chevrolet Impala, 2-door standard transmission, vinyl roof J department involved. For meeting and he offered the the color scheme of the fresh instance, while considering benediction. hardtop, V-8 automatic, power and radio. cut flowers that were used steering, power brakes, radio. 1970 Qldsmobile 88 2 dodr. hardtop, the appropriation for higher Mrs Thelma Goodrich and throughout the house. : educational institutions in Mrs Pat Chamberlain helped W automatic, Power .Steering• the state presidents of all of * * * 1971 Ford Oalaxie 500,. .4-door V-8; .and Brakes, radio and vinyl tbpl Mrs Parks serve refresh ',,'.//automatic,, power steering and our universities and com ments before the meeting Mrs Minnie Hurrell has 1971 Plymouth Valiant Duster, V-8, munity colleges or their ..brakes, radio. adjourned. been transferred from the f automatic, radio. representatives, appeared * * * Owosso Memorial Hospital 11971 Chevrolet Monte Carlo automatic, power steering and 1969 Oldsmobile. 88,4-door, hardtop,' before the sub-committee to A baby shower for Mrs to the Ovid Convalescent explain their budget brakes, radio, vinyl top, V-8. V-8'; automatic, power steering Kenneth Putnam and son, Manor in Ovid. and brakes;' AM-FM radio; .air. i •( 1970.'•', Tofonado .fBeluicft W8 Qonditiohg, ,v. •;. •*-automatic. Full • power, - AlVLFM •''•' stereo;, air conditioning; vinyl top. 1970 Ford Galaxie 500 4-door hard top, V-8, automatic, power 11971 Ford Torino 2-door hardtop steering and brakes, radio. Brougham, V-8, automatic, power 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass "S" 2-door steering and brakes, radio. hardtop* V-8 automatic,; power 1973 Qldsmobile . Omega, VT8 " steering; and1 brakes,. AM-FM ; automatic, air conditioning, power; radibr vinyl top; ;', steering and radios 1969 Plymouth Fury III 2-door |l969 Oldsmobile 88 4-door hardtop. hardtop, V-8 automatic^power Air conditioned, vinyl fop and steering and brakes, radio and radio vinyl top. 1972 Chevelle 2-door hardtop Malibu Complete Financing SS, V-8; 4-speed, radio, bucket seats. JOHN DEERE LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT Available TRACTORS HAY TOOLS COMBINES FORD 3000 N.H. Forage Box J.D. 95 Diesel w/16' USED CARS J.D. 630 Gas Colby Forage Box platform & 4 row $795 1968 Chevrolet Belair, 4- $695 1968 Plymouth Station 1 - Case Helix Forage Box n. corn head & bean J.D. 4020 Diesel door, V-8 automatic, radio Wagon, V-8, automatic, w/air No. 5 JD Mower M.M. Uni-Harvester conditioning. Formal I H w/combine & picker $1095. .; ,1968 Chevrolet Impala Kools Blower Custom, 2-dbor hardtop, V-8 J.D. 2010 Gas New Idea Uni-702 $895-.-.', .1968 Oldsmobile 88 4-door, Int. No. 37 Baler automatic, power* steering and V-8 automatic, power steering and J.D.B Unit w/bean radio. • AC Chopper w/1 Row & combine, platform : brakes, radio. J.D. A Hay Heads and pickup ($1295 1969 Pontiac Bonneville, N.H. Green Chopper 4-door, V-8 automatic, power $495 1967 Plymouth 4-door, V-8 J.D. 3010 Gas J.D. 42 Combine automatic, power steering and J.D. 2010 D Case Rake I.H.C. 80-Bean steering and brakes and radio. Nl 290 Mowditioner radio. Farm all M J.D. 25 Combine J.D. Rake A.C. - WD w/Loader JD 38 Chopper 2 Heads IHC 45 T. Baler Case Grain Drill TRUCKS MF 12' Field Cult. SPREADERS MISC. M.M. 1-row Picker 1972 Chevrolet 1/2 .ton pickup, V-8. 1970 Ford. •"• 1/2; ton pickup,, V-8, 1-row Gehl Chopper J.D. 227 - Nl 7 • 205Massey % standard transmission arid radio. ': standard transmission and radio. J.D. 507 Rotary Cutter 290 JD Planter • Case - belt drive Superior Loader for • J.D. 237 1969 Ford 1/2 ton pickup, V-8 stan 1$73 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, V-8, • New Idea 210 ' Ford NAA Ford T 3 pti Dfsk dard transmission, radio. standard transmission, radio. J.D. 46 Loader NI311 w/HuskBed 1968 Ford 1/2 ton pickup, 6 cylinder, • 516 New Holland J.D. 3-14 Mounted Plow 1968 Chevrolet. 1/2 ton pickup,- 6 494 JD Planter BEE'S WARRANTY DOES ALL THIS, standard transmission, radio. Loader for Farmall H . cylinder, standard transmission J • J.D. 44 Nl 214 Shelter Oliver 3-16" Plow J.D. AW 11' Disk You get 100% repair or replacement Trailer Oliver 12' Disk J.D. Disk KBA cost coverage on engine, transmission, 1971 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup, V-8, rear axle, brake and electrical system automatic, power steering and, brakes, radio, bucket seats. r Carson City Farm Service for 30 days or 2,000 miles. And 15% .^M* discount on parts and labor for a full -«/ I NEW/DBA JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE W"M caufRMcrvT' ,24 months. CARSON CITY PHONE 584*3550] nHMMHH 6B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS; St. Johns, Michigan July 19,1973 Business and Professional Announcements, Legal News "Probate Court and Sally J Sorrow property registration because of At a session of said Court described in 'said mortgage parcel; together with an the week of June 17 thru June HON*. TIMOTHY M. GREEN in Sec 30 Sath. physical disability or ab vestigation and cost study Judge of Probate held in the Circuit Court areas follows: easement for ingress and •23 as Job-O-Youth Week in St and to report back. Motion . HELENA M. BUBK July 9: Briggs, Roy F and sence from the township, rooms, City Hall, City of St. "Lot 129, Royal Shores, a egress between the above Johns. , city or village in which his carried. Register of Probate Pauline Ahr; Searles, Johns, County of Clinton, Subdivision of part of the described premises and City Attorney Maples read Willard D and Lillian C to legal residence is located, Motion by Comm Ebert State of Michigan, this 2nd North one-half (N-l/2) of Grand River Road oh the proposed Ordinance #256 supported by Comm Grost to Wednesday, July 25, 1973 Clare E and Annette E may be registered prior to day of July, 1973. Section ^Thirteen (13), North, over and across a relative to the rezoning of the Chambers Lot 18 Walkers the close of registration table all the insurance bids? PRESENT: Town Six North (T6N) of private roadway 66.0 feet land on N US-27 to facilitate to accept the unopened^bid James Richmond - Final sub. before any election or HONORABLE 'LEO W. Range One West (RlW) in width adjacent to the the construction of a new Account July 9: Donahue, Joseph F primary election by securing and to authorize that it be CORKIN, Circuit Judge on (Victor Township, Clinton above-described premises shopping center. Said zoning opened and considered with LeahNourse - Final Account and Isabel to John R and from the clerk of the the 2nd day of July, 1973, an County), Michigan." on the West, and extending ordinance stipulated certain Arlene M, Hoag - Ap Judith A Moody Lot 88 township, city or village in the rest of the bids; to refer action was filed by Marjorie and, therefrom to Grand River requirements for the use of all the bids to the City At pointment of Ad Geneva Shrs No 1. which is located his legal Marie Britton, plaintiff, WHEREAS the period of Avenue, also, together the property. ministrator July 9: Walter, John L and residence, duplicate torney for evaluation and a gainst Timothy Leg Britton, redemption, pursuant to with an easement for the Motion by Comm Ebert report at the next meeting. Glenn Sawyer - Final Ac Shirley A to Timothy E and registration cards and the defendant herein, in this MSA 27A.3240 shall be six* purpose of vehicular supported by Comm Rand to YEA: Grost, Hannah, count Joan M Farmer Lot 24 executing in duplicate the Court to start divorce months from the date of such passage oyer and across accept the City Attorney's Ebert, Wood Louise Taylor - Appointment Brookwood No 1. registration affidavit before proceedings; mortgage sale. " the 17.0 foot wide railroad reading of proposed Or NAY: Rand of Administrator July 9; Sauber, Dorothy E a notary public or other IT IS HEREBY OR NOW, THEREFORE, by spur track, traversing the dinance #256 as first reading. Motion carried. Augusta Melvin — Final to Frederick J Spaniola Lot officer legally authorized to DERED that the defendant, virtue of the power of sale above-described premises. Account Comm Grost offered the 17, Blk 22, Ovid. administer oaths and Timothy Lee Britton, shall contained in said mortgage Subject to the rights of the 1 YEA: Rand, Grost, Ebert, Walter Keck - Final Account resolution to request trans July 9: Lucas,, Donald O returning such registration answer or take such other and pursuant to the Statute public and any govern Wood Thursday, July 26,1973 fer of funds from the and Lula A to Gregory J and cards to the clerk of the action as may be permitted of the State of Michigan in mental unit in any part NAY: Hannah Maude J. Ballinger - Claims Michigan State Employees Pauline C Martin property in township, city or village' by law on or before the 2nd such case made and thereof taken, used or Motion carried. before the close of office Retirement System to the Sec 13 Dallas. day of August, 1973. Failure provided, NOTICE IS deeded for street, road or General , discussion hours on the last day of Municipal Employees July 9; Redman, Gertrude to comply with this Order HEREBY GIVEN that on highway>'purposes: followed regarding the fact registration prior to any Retirement System for Mr to Donald C Gilson, Herbert will result in a judgment by Tuesday, the 24th day of that the City Commission election or primary election. Jack Plowman. Resolution Real Estate Transfers E Houghten Lot 3,12, Blk 24, default against such July, 1973, at 10:00 o'clock in had already held a first (From records In office of The notary public or other Dated: June 27, 1973. adopted. St Johns. defendant for the relief the forenoon, Local Time, reading on Ordinance #256. Register of Deeds) officer administering the ' ANTHONY A. HUF- Motion by Comm Grost demanded in the Complaint said mortgage will be NAGEL, Motion by Comm Ebert oath shall sign his name on filed in this Court. foreclosed at a sale at public supported by Comm Ebert to • LEGAL NOTICES Sheriff, supported by Comm Grost to refer the rezoning request of 'July 3: Wheeler, Kenneth the line for the signature of LEO W. CORKIN, auction to the highest bidder ,—•- i 1 Clinton County, recind the above motion •Mr James Prince to the the registration officer and Circuit Judge. at the front door of the Court J Jr and Vivian J to Harvey J Michigan regarding first reading of the Planning Commission for PUBLICATION OF NOTICE designate his title. COUNTERSIGNED: House in the City of St. and Debra K Hoskins BUTZEL, LEVIN, WIN ordinance. Motion carried. recommendation. Motion OF HEARING MRS. DOROTHY KECK Virgene Krebel, Dep. Johns, County of Clinton and property in Sec 30 Eagle. STON & QUINT Motion by Comm. Rand carried. State of Michigan, The Clerk of said City Dated: June 28, 1973. State of Michigan (that being July 3: Chambers, Clare Attorneys for Union In supported by Comm Grost to Motion by Comm ,Ebert Probate Court for the County 10-2 STILES & FOWLER the place of holding Circuit E and Annette E to RoyrF vestment Company adopt Ordinance #256. supported by Comm Rand to of Clinton. By D. Dennis Dudley Court in said County), of the Briggs property in Sec 'll 1990 First National Building YEA: Rand, Grost, Ebert, accept the Planning Com Estate of ROBERT F. Hill, PUBLICATION OF NOTICE Attorney for Plaintiff premises described in said Greenbush. Detroit, Michigan 48226 Wood mission Recommendation to SR., Deceased. File No. OF HEARING 406 West Ottawa mortgage, or so much July 3: Becher.,. Miles H 961-7900 9-7 NAY: Hannah deny the Brown rezoning 19040. State of Michigan, The Lansing, Michigan 48933. thereof as may be necessary and Hazel I to Leland and The ordinance was request of the N 1/3 of lot 18, TAKE NOTICE: ON Probate Court for the County _- UA to pay the amount due, as Evelyn McElmurrey adopted. Outlot Q of the Original Plafc, Wednesday October 3rd, of Clinton. aforesaid, on said mortgage property in Sec 36 West Motion by Comm Ebert from Single Family phalia. 1973, at 9:30 A.M., in the Estate of Frank, PUBLICATION OF NOTICE with the interest thereon at CITY supported by Comm Grost Probate Courtroom, in the OF HEARING six per cent (6%) per annum Residential to Two Family July 3: McElmurry, Clark, Deceased, File No. that the City assist property Residential. Motion carried. Leland and Evelyn to Courthouse in St. Johns, 19068. State of Michigan, The and all legal costs, charges owners in the first filling of Michigan, before the Hon. Probate Court for the County and expenses, including the Motion by Comm Rand Kenneth R and Leona B TAKE NOTICE: On new swimming pools by supported by Comm Grost to Morrow property in Sec 36 TIMOTHY M. Green, Judge Wednesday, September 5, of Clinton. attorney fee allowed by law, providing the use of fire of Probate a hearing will be Estate of Mary A. Smith,*" and also any sums which accept the Planning Com Westphalia. 1973, at 10 A.M., in the MINUTES hydrants and supervision; mission Recommendation to July 3: St Clair, Keith and held at which all creditors of Probate Courtroom, ^ St. Deceased. File No. 19028. may be paid by the below however, all costs are to be said deceased are required TAKE NOTICE: On named, necessary to protect June 11, 1973 approve the preliminary plat Beverly A to FMC Cor Johns, Michigan, before the paid by the property owner. of Morton l Estates if the poration Lot 27 Lookout to prove their claims. Hon Timothy M, Green, Wednesday, September 19, its interest in the premises. Motion carried. Creditors must file sworn developer provides street Acres. Judge of Probate^ a hearing 1973, at 10, A.M. in the Davted at Owosso, Mayor Wood called the Mr Randy Humphrey, the claims with the Court and lighting and dedicates the July 3: Hahn, Lance L and will be held on the petition of Probate Courtroom, St. Michigan, June 8, 1973. regular meeting of the City Zoning Administrator, read serve a copy on Robert F. two sixty-six foot streets Lynne B to Rae Alden Jr and Arthur L. Clark, Ad Johns, Michigan, before the JOHN LePAGE, Commission to order at 7:30 a communication from the Hill, Jr., Administrator, 402 Hon." Timothy M. Green, Mortgagee. p.m. indicated on the proposed Margaret A Behrens Lot 74 ministrator, for license to Planning Commission plat. Motion carried. W. Main Street, DeWitt, sell real estate of said Judge of Probate, a hearing JAMES S. MINER Comm. Present: Rand, Geneva Shores. relative to proposed Or Motion by Comm Grost Michigan 48820, prior to said deceased. Persons in will be held on the petition of AJtorney-at-law Grost, Hannah, Ebert, Wood July 3: Wilson Leo L and dinance #257, recommending supported by Comm Rand to hearing. terested in said" estate are Clinton National Bank & 207 Miner Building Comm. Absent: None Elizabeth to Ronald L and the zoning of the "Sullivan refer the trash ordinance to directed to appear at said Trust Company, Executor 114-1/2 East Main Street Staff Present: City' Maria F Holley property in Farm" to Single Family the Planning Commission for Sec 18 Victor. S/ROBERT H. WOOD hearing to show cause why for license to sell real estate Owosso, Michigan 48867 Manager, City Clerk, City Residential. Petitioner Tel: 517-725-5181. 8-5 recommendation. Motion July 3: Bulock, Floyd E such license should not be of said deceased. Persons Attorney, Zoning • Ad Motion by Comm Rand Dated: July 13, 1973 carried. and Cathryn E to Domingo H granted. interested in said estate are ministrator supported by Comm Grost to Robert H. Wood Motion by Comm Hannah and Janie I Molina Lot 1, 2, Creditors are notified that directed to appear at said Motion by Comm Ebert accept the-^ recommendation Attorney for Petitioner supported by Comm Rand to Blk 65 St Johns. copies of all claims against hearing to show cause why NOTICE OF SALE supported by Comm Rand to of the Planning Commission 200 W. State Street adjourn. Motion carried. July 3: Nelson, Abbot W the deceased must be such license should not be OF REAL ESTATE approve the minutes of May and to set a public hearing on St. Johns, Mich. Meeting adjourned at 9:31 and Ava T to James P and presented to Arthur L. Clark, granted. ON FORECLOSURE 29, 1973. Motion carried. proposed Ordinance #257 for Phone 224-4604 12-1 pm. Connie E Sawode Lot 25 10346 State Road, Haslett, Creditors are notified that Public notice is hereby Motion by Comm Rand July 9,1973 at 8:00 pm in the Nelson Subdv. Michigan 48840 personally or copies of all claims against given 4hat pursuant to supported by Comm Grost to City Commission Chambers. July 3: Millbrook REGISTRATION NOTICE by mail and to the Clinton the deceased must be judgment of foreclosure on approve the warrants. Motion carried. Meadows Inc to Paul H and Special Election County Probate Court on or 'presented, personally or by order of sale entered by the Motion carried. Motion by Comm Rand North Peggy J Nowell Lot 45 Tuesday, August 21,1973 before September 5, 1973 at mail, to Clinton National Circuit Court for the County Motion by Comm Rand supported by Comm Hannah Millbrook Meadows No 2. To the qualified electors 10 A.M. Bank & Trust Company, of Clinton, Michigan on the supported by Comm Grost to to authorize the City ' July 3: Clayton Cor of the Dated: July 1973. Executor, and to the Court, 11th day of June, 1973 in Case approve the agenda. Motion Manager to contact Mrs poration to Leonard and JACK WALKER on or before September 19, No. 1,242 in favor of Union carried. t CITYOFDeWITT Jopke ..alegarding the in . Petitioner,, " 1973 at 10 A.M. Investment Company, Motion by(f Comm.iGrost Romilda T.Purig.Ip.roperty in (j Clinton^County, Michigan lf proposed . dedications,^ UJ ^, •• q- i i Sea'so'DeWitt'/'V" ' ' V "Notice is, hereby given that ^ "115 E.'W.aJker Street"/ Dated: July, 1973. Plaintiff and against D.C. supported by Comm Rand to Anderson Lane and to ex- ' July^: Voisinet, James E in conformity with the St. Johns', Mjcniga'h James A. Moore Laraway, Inc., a Michigan ask*the City Clerk to call .pkiHjtfoat the citvjcguld not Mrs Edward Moritz. spent 1 ,K and Kathleen R^to Frederick "Michigan Election Law, I Attorney for-Petitioners Petitioner * corporation, and- DeWayne •other communities in the accept an alley; however, if the 4th of July with her M and Helen A Lewes the undersigned City Clerk Jack Walker . 115 E. Walker Street C. Laraway and Faye area to ascertain how they she would provide an sister, Mrs Albert Moritz of property in Sec 13 Olive. will, on any day except 115 E. Walker Street St. Johns, Michigan 48879 Laraway, his wife, Defen handle the problems created engineering study for the Essex, who observed her July 5: Walter, Margaret Sunday and a legal holiday, St. Johns, Michigan JAMES A. MOORE dants, I shall offer for sale to by ice cream trucks. Motion possible dedication of suf 87th birthday that day. to James Caesar Lot 11, 12 the day of any regular or Phone (517) 224-3241 12-3 Attorney for Petitioner the highestbidder at a public carried. ficient land to make a full On Sunday, July 8, Maxine Blk 4 Avenue Add St Johns. special election or primary 115 E. Walker Street auction to be held at the Motion by Comm Rand street the City Commission Ernst accompanied Mr and' July 12: Rice, Donald L election, receive for St. Johns, Michigan 48879 North entrance to the Court supported by Comm Grost to PUBLICATION OF NOTICE would consider such a Mrs William S Ernst, Ron and Ruth A to Patrick J and registration the name of any Phone (517) 224-3241 11-3 House in the City of St. open the public hearing request. Motion carried. and Kathy of Battle Creek Marilyn C Courier property legal voter in said city not OF HEARING Johns, Clinton County, regarding Ordinance #259. State of Michigan, The Motion by Conim Hannah and St Joseph respectively to in Sec 10 Watertown. already registered who may ORDER TO ANSWER Michigan (that being the Motion carried. supported by Comm Grost the cottage at Horseshoe July 5: Horak, Gerald A apply to me personally for Probate Court for the County State of Michigan, In The place where the Circuit No discussion followed. of Clinton. that the City Manager & Lake of Mr and Mrs Robert and Margaret A to Ernest F such registration. Provided Circuit Court for the County Court for the County of Motion by Comm Grost Mayor proceed to consult Beckhorn. The.fourth annual Huss; Adrian L and Sherry however, that I can during Estate of James Rich of Clinton. Clinton is held) on the 9th supported by Comm Ebert to mond, Deceased. with a bonding attorney to Ernst reunion was held with M Huss property in Sec 1 the time intervening be Mary Jane Aguilar, day of August, 1973 at 10:00 close the public hearing. 57 in attendance. A bountiful TAKE NOTICE: On prepare a ballot for an Duplain, tween the thirtieth day any Plaintiff vs. Emilio Aguilar, o'clock A.M. the- following Motion carried. potluck dinner was enjoyed Wednesday, July 25, 1973, at election calling for 4.42 mills July 5: Huss, Adrian L regular, special, or official Defendant. described premises: Adoption of Ordinance #259 and the afternoon was spent 9:30 A.M., in the Probate general obligation bond issue and Sherry M: Huss, Ernest primary election and the day On the 24th day of Premises situated in the was moved by Comm Ebert in swimming, boating, Courtroom, at St. Johns, to facilitate construction of F and Ellen L to Tom E of such election. January, 1973, an action was Township of Watertown, to open the public hearing visiting and music. The Michigan, before the Hon. both the sewer system and Miller property in Sec 1 Notice is hereby given that filed by'Mary Jane Aguilar, County of Clinton, State of regarding the 'Revenue family members came from Timothy M. Green, Judge of Wastewater Treatment Duplain. I will be at: Plaintiff, against Emilio Michigan, to-wit:'That Sharing Budget. \Motion Holt, Lansing, Owosso, St Probate, a hearing will be Plant improvements. July 6: Carter, Rex and 414 E. Main, DeWitt Aguilar, Defendant, in this part of the Southeast 1/4 of carried. Johns, Ionia, Grand Ledge, held on the petition of Harold Roll call vote followed: Elizabeth to Erma Isenberg Friday, July 20, 1973 Court to secure a divorce. Section 35, Town 5 North, Motion by Comm Rand Battle Creek and St Joseph. S. Beardslee, Administrator, YEA: Rand, , Grost, property in Sec 25 Bath. . the thirtieth day preceding IT IS HEREBY OR Range 3 West, Watertown supported by Comm Ebert to for the allowance of his final Hannah, Ebert, Wood Mr and Mrs Leo C Fox July 6: Kolp, Joseph C and said election from 8 o'clock DERED that the Defendant, Township, Clinton County, open the public hearing account and the distribution NAY: None recently returned from a Patricia A to Douglas John A.M. to 8 P.M. on said day Emilio Augilar, shall answer Michigan, beginning on the regarding the Revenue of residue of said'estate. East Section line at a point Motion carried. vacation trip into Canada. and Nancy Ann Cusack for the purpose of Reviewing or take such other action as Sharing Budget. Motion Motion by Comm Rand Ann Moritz spent a few Dated: July 5th, 1973. 429.65 feet South of the property in Sec 4 Westphalia. the Registration and may be permitted by law on carried. supported by Comm Grost days recently with her HAROLD S. BEARD intersection of said Section July 6: Roberts, Michael Registering such of the or before the 13th day of No discussion followed. that the City Clerk be brother and sister-in-law, Mr SLEE, / line with the Southerly G and Nanette M to Thomas qualified electors of this city August, 1973. Failure to Motion by Comm Rand authorized to set a date for a and Mrs Clare Moritz and Petitioner. right-of-way line of Grand N Teichman L 1,-14 Blk 2 as shall properly apply comply with this Order will supported by Comm Ebert to special bond issue election children of rural Grand 104 N. Main Street River Road (being 50 feet Wolcott's add. therefor. result in a Judgment by close the public hearing on for September 11, 1973. Ledge. Ovid, Michigan 48866. from centerline thereof), July 6:^Fedewa En The name of no person but default against such the Revenue Sharing Motion carried. Petitioner: running thence South Mr and Mrs J D Bancroft terprises Fedewa Builders an actual resident of the defendant for the, relief Budget. Motion carried. Motion by Comm Hannah and children of S W Dallas HAROLD S. BEARDSLEE 293.25 feet on the Section Inc Lot 8, 9,10 Plines Willow precinct at time * of demanded in the Complaint Motion by Comm Grost supported by Comm Grost were Tuesday, July 3 visitors Hgts No 2. , 104 N. Main Street filed in this Court. line, thence Northwesterly supported by Comm Hannah registration and entitled 680.52 J'feet parallel with that the firm of Lyle D. of Mrs William Ernst and July 6: Jones, Martha E Ovid, Michigan 48866 to adopt the Revenue under the constitution, if Date of Order: June 20, said Grand River Avenue Hepfer be appointed the Maxine and William S Ernst. Flatter; Rearick, John R Phone 834-2355. 11-1 Sharing Budget as follows: remaining such resident, to 1973. (Road) to the Easterly line city's auditors and that the William S Ernst spent and Olive J to Clifford L and Library $10,000.00 vote at the next election shall LEO W. CORKIN, of a 66 foot private drive, Mayor & City Clerk be several days over the 4th of Harriet Squier Lot 19,20, Blk Public Safety 16,672.00 be entered in the registration Circuit Judge. thence Northeasterly 260.0 authorized to sign the con July holiday in the Ernst 4 Ovid, Storm Sewers 1,197.00 book. ORDER TO ANSWER WALKER & MOORE feet on the Easterly line of tract on behalf of the city. home and also daily visited .July 6: Loznak, Jennie E Sanitary Sewers 15,000.00 Elector Unable To Make State of Michigan, In The By: James A. Moore said private drive on a line Motion carried. his uncle, William Ernst Sr to Robert L Peterson Lot 5,6, 'TOTAL '$42,869.00 Personal Application- Circuit Court for the County Attorney for Plaintiff perpendicular to Grand Motion by Comm Hannah at Clinton Memorial Blk 3 Bishop and Brown's re- Motion carried. Procedure of Clinton. Business Address: River Road, thence supported by Comm Grost to Hospital. sub. Motion by Comm Rand SEC. 504 — Any elector Marjorie "Marie Britton, 115 E: Walker Street Southeasterly 149.8 feet refer the request of Mr Mrs Mary Epkey, Mrs July 9:'Straus, Harold J who is unable, to make Plaintiff, vs. Timothy Lee St. Johns, Michigan 48879.9-4 supported by Comm Hannah Willard ,Stutter, for in Gladys Sillman and Mrs Ella parallel with Grand River tp open the public hearing and Beulah L t_o_ Ronnie R rpersona l _applicatiorr n for Britton, Defehdant. stallation of sanitary sewer Klee of FoWler recently Road to' a point 8.5 feet regarding Ordinance #258. Easterly of the centerline facilities at 706 S Lansing, to visited one afternoon with Motion carried. the City Manager for in Mrs Edward Moritz. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE of a spur railroad siding, No discussion followed. SALE thence Northeasterly 24.0 Motion by Comm Rand Business Directory WHEREAS, default has feet "on a line 8.5 feet supported by Comm Grost to I been made in the terms and Easterly,of 'said siding, close the public hearing on conditions of a certain thence Southeasterly ,A FUELfor ALL & - proposed Ordinance 0258. mortgage made by Robert 457.47 feet parallel with Motion carried. GAS E. Tisch and Bethel Tisch, Grand River .Road to the Adoption of Ordinance 1/258 'SEASONS AUTOMOTIVE FARM SERVICES HARDWARE his wife, both of 113 Woodhall point of beginning, ex was moved by Comm Rand Street, Laingsburg, County For the BEST BUY In cepting a 17 foot wide strip and supported by Comm GOWER'S HARDWARE of Shiawassee, Michigan, Purina Feeds of land encompassing the Hannah. The ordinance was New & Used Chevrolets 1 Mortgagors, to John LePage Means $ S 5 *ln Your Pocket and railroad siding which declared adopted. See of 417 South DeSpelder, crosses said described Mayor Wood proclaimed EDINGER & WEBER Mathews Elevator Co. GRAIN ELEVATOR Grand Haven, Michigan Grain—Feeds—Seeds 49417, Mortgagee, dated the FOWLER Phone 582-2401 BOTTLEb.GAS FOWLER 25th day of May, A.D., 1971, Cylinders or Bulk and recorded in the Office of Eureka , the Register of Deeds for the 1 Be a Partner •' CREDIT BUREAU ' Phone 224-2695 County of Clinton and State & SONS INC. Phone 224-2953 k of Michigan, on the 10th day* NOT JUS^ A CUSTOMER f NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEEDS- i Buy the Co-op Way of June, A.D., 1971, in Liber ROTARY-WELL DRILLING vCHNTON COUNTY INSURANCE 261-of Mortgages on Page FARMERS' CO-OP CREDIT BUREAU 214, and LP GAS WILL DO THE JOB! FOWLER Phone 582-2661 WHEREAS, the amount PUMP INSTALLATION AND REPAIR Phone 224-2391 ' Complete Insurance Service Since 1933 claimed to be due ,on said Credit Reports Collections mortgage as of the date of 30 Years Dependable . Prompt Doffvsry 6560 S. Begole Rd, FARM AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE this notice is the sum of ONE PERR1NTON FIRE INSURANCE DRAINAGE FOR YOUR LISTING IN THE THOUSAND SEVEN • Service t/2N-2W-l/2*N GENERAL CASUALITY HU.NDRED , SIXTY-FIVE WHITE'S From Pompeii JAMES BURNHAM < BusinM* Directory Allaby-Brewbaker, Inc. and 96/100 <$1*,765.96) Phone 669-7714 or PHONE POMPEII Phone St.'Johns 224-4045 ' DOLLARS, for principal and *' Over Gamble Store ' R-3, St. Johns Phone 224-2361 , interest, and 482-4693 GAS 838-2201 St. Johns Phone 224-3258 WHEREAS the premises July 19,1973 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan 7B Cheverolet donates 10 brake County Senior Citizens hold 3rd assemblies to Career Center Annual Picnic Clinton County Senior were invited to touf her At the next meeting, July DETROIT - Cars, engines engines and other com and identification numbers Citizens held their 3rd An house and view her antiques. 54, the Owosso Golden Agers and other automotive ponents already have been are removed by Chevrolet. nual Picnic at the farm home will be guests for a picnic at assigned to schools across, Institutions receiving the of Mrs Erna Sperry. She also has a "little red the City Park and will put on ^equipment that never got a L the program. chance to run their first mile the nation and more are donations must be non-profit A large barn was turned schoolhouse' containing on thVhighway are being put being processed, according organizations. into a dining room. On the many antique desks and to work by Chevrolet to help to Bruce G. Stevens, walls and around the room other furnishings The Rhythm Band will build mechanical careers for Chevrolet director of service The equipment becomes were many antique tools and reminiscent of the country rehearse July 20 at 9 am at young men across the operations. available to schools through implements. schools many senior citizens the home of Mrs Lyle Chevrolet's zone offices After dinner the, guests attended. French, 504 S Swegles St. country. "By using these materials across the country when it is The equipment used for to help educate thousands of no longer needed by testing and research ac young people, we are better Chevrolet, Stevens said. tivities are giving "mileage" able to keep students abreast Zones keep lists requests for in vocational schools and of the state of art in our for such materials and, when Young Family Day set high school shops in a automobile design," Stevens any are available, notify program devised by the said. "This training can help schools.' Chevrolet service operation them in planning for a career department. One such in some Automobile field." Since the program began example is the donation of 10 Schools receiving the operation, Stevens said, at MSU disc brake assemblies to the donations must sign an af cars, trucks* engines and August 13 is Young Family Clinton Area Career Center fidavit that the equipment other items have been involved in choosing among diapers for the infants. at St Johns, Mich. will not be driven. Donation Day at Michigan State them. "Men's Views - assigned to schools in every University, and your family Lunch will be provided for Hundreds of cars, trucks, tags are fastened to the units section of the United States. Women's Issues" will be an parents and older children. is invited. opportunity to share The charge is the same as for Every member of the thoughts and feelings on the the preschool program. family will find activities changing role of women in Sealed Power has 240 people with one to twenty-seven designed especially for him. Parent,s-only include Power transmission parts source years seniority who are eligible for vacation pay. These today's family and the ef "Father's Role," a look at And ther$ are some ac fects that this change will father's interaction with employees will receive $110,000 in vacation pay this tivities the whole family have on individual members of many job injuries year. Here, Sealed Power supervisor, Jack Birdsley, their children. "Marital joins in together. and the family as a whole. Enrichment" is an op presents vacation pay to machine repair mechanic, John The day's program is an "Is There a Move In Your v portunity for couples to learn Leading sources of injuries Ryan. experimental one set up by Future?" will concentrate on A State Labor Department repaired, transmission parts the family living and 4-H basic communication skills, survey shows that ap are belts, chains, gears,, the psychological, economic, especially increased shifts, flywheels and screw must be properly guarded in programs of the MSU physical and sociological proximately 1,200 lost time Cooperative Extension awareness of positive in injuries are suffered by augers. Failure to- shut off compliance with Michigan effects after moving. terpersonal feelings. and lock out machinery Service. Its aim, says Gail Children and youth-only employees on the job each safety standards and that Imig, family living program For children and youth year in Michigan from before making adjustments Riley and classes running concurrently only, "How to Deal with or repairs was found to be a employees should remain leader, is to enhance family with tile parents-only classes 'mechanical /power trans interaction and strengthen Problem Parents" will try to mission apparatus. major cause of being caught ale# around machines and include the preschool ex help children in those 'per in or by transmission parts, family togetherness. perience and for older These injuries include over The day's events are plexing years over 12 to deal 100 amputations, 80 the department said. not wear clothing, gloves or Olive children, a walking tour of with their parents. MRS. GOLDIE MOORE divided into 3 sections: the campus. Children ages 6- lacerations and in excess of State safety consultants Ph. 669-9061 Morning, afternoon and all For a complete program 50 fractures, according to the point out that in addition to articles which may be 12 will explore the and registration form, write day. These are broken down planetarium, museum, department. locking out machinery to be caught up in moving parts. into parents-only, children- to Young Family Day, 103 nature areas and other Human Ecology Building, Mr and Mrs Ray Moore Brocker a couple days last only and whole-family campus attractions. attended the funeral of their Michigan State University, week. classes. The afternoon sessions, l- cousin, Albert H. Moritz on Mr and Mrs Dale Blizzard Morning activities for the East Lansing, Michigan Saturday.at the Lutheran 2:30, will be a repeat of all 48823. and children, Mr and Mrs, family as a whole include the morning classes except Church Fowler. Arnold Blizzard were at their! "Family Fun with Sports," Meeting held for Mr and Mrs William 1 "Quality Child Care". Horsehead Lake cottage last "A Family Look at Seven classes including Fedewa and children spent weekend. * Ecology," and a preschool in Three earn last week up north at the the preschool program, will Mr and Mrs Ray Moore which parents are optional. run all day, 9:30 to 2:30 pm, Fedewa cottage. visited Mr and Mrs Fred All will run from 9:30-11:30 Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brocker For the whole family there college honors "Meals on Wheels" Sehlke of Fowler on Friday am. are "Parent-Child Com iwere Friday and Saturday evening. The preschool program guests of Mr and Mrs Her munication," "Infant ALMA -- Three Alma Congratulations to Mr and will offer children from 3 to 5 Enrichment," and "Toddler College students from the St man Andersen of Sheridan. Mrs Bruce Blizzard who years of age a planned ST JOHNS ~ A group of 20 meals for transporting to Deliverers bring each On their way back home on Enrichment" Johns area have been named patrons of the program. patron's meals to the door of have become parents to program that will include "Parent Child Com-* to the college's Term Honors/ volunteer deliverers met Saturday, they visited their another son, Gregory Lynn, with members of the board their home around mid-day. story time, free play, songs munication" is designed for List for exceptional sister and brother-in-law, Mr who was born July 6. • and art activities. Whether of directors of the "Meals on The "Meals on Wheels" Patrons have a choice of parents and'children over 12 academic records during the and Mrs Ben Wolbers. Matthew and Ann Marie children come for just the recently-completed spring Wheels" program Friday program began ap ordering one or two meals Mr and Mrs Valentine Stoy years. It will be a day of with the warm meal for noon Brocker were Sunday af morning, just the afternoon activities aimed at enriching term. They are: morning to discuss methods proximately six weeks ago visited Mr and Mrs Clyde ternoon guests of their and practices to be followed consumption and a snack for or all day, the charge is $3 communication and helping Kathleen M. Beagle, as a service to persons who Peck at Horsehead Lake on grandparents, Mr and Mrs for one child, $5 for 2, $7.50 in dispensing meals. are unable to prepare their later in the day. Saturday. children and parents know daughter of Mrs Dortha Lloyd Brocker. for 3 and $1.50 for each ad each other better. Homer of 502 W, McConnell, The meeting, called by own meals. Patrons to whom Mr and Mrs Edwin ditional child. For those who President Pauline Warren, service is extended are Persons interested in "Infant Enrichment" will St Johns; Mo link e of Bengal were Back Up The Future stay all day, this fee will also deal with the importance of was conducted by Maxine generally recuperating from subscribing to the service or Sunday evening visitors of Mrs Jemery M. (Van- Parmalee who^ is the The future of the battle cover lunch. > stimulation in the Sickle) Palmer, daughter of a hospital stay, are non for volunteering to assist in Mr and Mrs Ray Moore. against cancer depends on re Four parents-only classes dietician for Clinton ambulatory or elderly. The the program may obtain development of an infant and Mr and Mrs Lyman Van- Judy, Gary, Linda and search. The American Cancer will be offered at the same will show parents how they Sickle of Perrinton; and Memorial Hospital. Mrs plan originated to ensure further information by David Piotrowicz of Novi Society needs your contribution Parmalee instructed the time. "Quality Child Care" can provide stimulating Charles A. Romig, son of these persons received at contacting Mrs William were guests of their grand to help finance this crucial is a discussion of child care volunteers on preparing the least one hot meal each day. (Carole) Chalmers, 224-7515. campaign. experiences. Parents are Mr and Mrs John A. Romig parents, Mi* and Mrs Lloyjl alternatives ant* the factors expected to provide food arid of 107 S. Swegles St, St Johns! W SAY IT BEST FOR ANY J^cM^L OCCASSION SEE US FIRST FOR JDi&iinctiire ^^r GIFTS and PARTY GOODS L7\TMDB7\1M'K FARM LOANS For All Your Parly Planning n/\ New Facilities? When Time Means Money .220 N. Clinton 1104S.US-27 • Repairs? , We can save yoU both'. We'll 'St^ Johns Ph^24r7127 ^j- • meet your deadline and save (1 '* St, Johns, Mich. ' • Expansion? "W&S? • VSU money; • , C US Serving America's Formers: "®»- S. Clinton County News Providers of Plenty Modernization? JB WOWI L • .* 8B CLINTON COUNTY NEVVS, St. Johns, Michigan July 19,1973 ; Westphalia Next Sunday in Area STMARV'S CHURCH Westphalia Rev AIoysiusH Miller-Pastor Clinton County churches Rev James J.' Schmitt -Administrator Phone 587-4201 AH Churches in Clinton County are invited to send Saturday Night Messes; 4:30 & 7:00 their weekly announcements to The Clinton County p-m. Sunday Morning 6;00, 8:00, 10:00 News. They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to insure Weekdays Monday & Friday 7:15 & 11:20 AJW, publication in the current week's issue. • Tues. & Thurs 7;15 & 8:30 A.M, .Wednesday 7:15 & 7:30 P.M. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS ST THERESE CATHOLIC CHURCH Confessions 10 to 10; 30 on Sunday Holldays5:30,7:15 & 11:20 A.M. 7:30 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Fathers Francis Murray, Joseph- morning * P.M. CHURCH 686 North Lansing Street Wednesday Evening Mass 7;30 P.M. Averill M. Carson, Minister Elder, E.F, Herzel, Pastor Droste and Lawrence Deloney Services held on Saturday Rectory: 102 W Randolph, Lansing 'CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, Ju|y 22 9:15 am - Church Service Phone 489-9031 Rev Wayne Gassman ' lOiOO am Morning Warship - 10:30 am - Sabbath School Service Mass Schedule - Saturday: 7 pm. M-21 at Elsie Rd Maple Rapids Dr. Clydo H. Wilcox Sunday: S, 8, 10, 12: DeWitt, 9 am 9:45 am Sunday School Wednesday, July 25 Holiday: 7, 8,10 am; 5:30, 7:30 pm 11:00 am Morning Worship 6i4S pm Boy Scout Troop WEST PILGRIM UNITED Weekday Masses: 8 am, 7:30 pm 7:00 pm Evening Worship - Area NaSl METHODIST CHURCH Confessions-Saturday; 3:30 to 5 and 7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting Corner of Parks and Grove Rd ?;30to9;EvesofHolidays,8to9 THE UNITED' METHODIST Rev Brian K. Sheen, Minister Baptism: Sunday at 1 pm Please call CHURCH 9:30 ahi - Worship Service in advance __^_ Fowler Area MAPLE RAPIDS 10:45 am - Church School SOUTH RILEY BIBLE CHURCH Pastor Rev AbfeS. Castor UNITED METHODIST CHURCH , ASSEMBLYOFGOD Willard Farrier, Pastor MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Parsonage - Middle ton Rev Francis C, Johanrudes - Minister S US-27 4E Baldwin ' Located 1/2 mile east of Francis Road Rev Fr Albert J. Schmitt, Pastor Phone 236-7742 Joseph F, Eger, Jr. Pastor on Chadwick Road Sunday Masses - 6:30,8:30 and 10:30 Sunday - 9:30 am • Worship-Service, 10:00 am - Sunday School '10 am - Sunday School am i 10:30 am Sunday School. lOiOO am Morning Worship 11:00 am - Morning Worship U am - Worship Service Weekdays - During school year, 7:30 Tuesday - 1:30'pm WSCS first Baptism of infants and children a:30 pm • Youth Service and 8:30 am * Tuesday each month. 7:00 pm Senior 10i30 am Children's Story 7:30 pm - Sunday Evening Holy.Days - 5:30, 7:30 am and 7:00 Choir practice, 7:00 pm Scouts. •Time (2nd floor) HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH 7:00 pm - Wednesday, second and 380 W Herbison Rd, DeWitt pm and 7:00 pm eve before fourth WMC "Telephone: 609-3930 Sorrowful Mother Novena - Friday, GREENBUSH UNITED METHOD IS I July 17-22 School of Christian 7:30 pm-Wednesday evening service David B Franzmeier, Pastor 7:30 pm CHURCH' Mission at Albion college Telephone: G69-960G Saturdays - 7:30 am and 7:00 pm Scott and Marshall Roads Sunday Worship-9:30 ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Tastor - Everett M. Love PRICE UNJTED METHODIST" Tuesday - Directions at Dawn 7:00 Wayne at Sorrel! Sunday: 9:45 am Church School. CHURCH am Fowler 11:30 am Worship FIRST RAPTIST CHURCH Rev, Darold B. Boyd Thursday: \VSCS 4th Thursday at South US-27 •i):45 am - Church School ST ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 9;oo am Worship 8:00 pm Paul A. Travis, Pastor 11:00 am - Morning Worship Corner US-27 and Webb Road 10:00 am Sunday School 9:45 am Bible School Women's Society meets the last Rev Glenn V. Calhey, Jr, Vicar LOWE UNITED TV1ETHODIST 10:55 am Worship Service Wednesday of each month, Dinner at •Residence 669-3907 Church 6694308 CHURCH 12:30. Meeting at 1:30. First & Third Sundays Lowe and North Lowe Road 11 am Children's Churches Morning Prayer 9 am Elsie Area Pastor - Everett M. Love 6 pm IN-TIME and HI-TIME Youth Fellowship meets the first Sunday: Church Service 10:15 am 7 pm Evening Worship and third Monday of each month at Second & Fourth Sundays ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH Holy Communion 9 am ReyDavid Litchfield. Minister Tuesday: Choral Actors 3-4:30. 5:00 pm Church Training 7:30 pm j. Wednesday: Bible Study 7;30-8:30. (1-00 pm Evening Worship Council or Church Ministries and 9:30 am - Morning Worship Administrative Board meets the first VALLEY FARMS BAPTIST CHURCH, 10:30 am - Sunday School, Supt Merle Senior Choir 7:30-8:30 Each Wed 7 pm The Hour of. Power Sunday of each month following a 241 EState Road Merle Baese for the whole family, a pm Choir potluck dinner at noon. Rev LaVern Bretz, Pastor ' CONGREGATIONAL practice. Youth choir meets each Wednesday 9;45-10;45am- Church School. There' DUPLAIN METHODIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH 8:00 pm - Choir Practice * at 7 pm is a class for everyone from the Rev David Litchfield, Minister 2619 E Maple Rapids Road Rev Paul ( Jr. Basketball Senior choir meets each Wednesday youngest to the oldest. The Bible is our R, Jones, Pastor First Sunday-Communion Service at 7:30 pm textbook 10 am - Sunday School, Supt Ken Phone 224-7709 First Tuesday-Deacon's Meeting "U am -12 Noon - Morning Worship, neth Kiger 10 am Bible School for everyone Second Tuesday-Ladies' Missionary Junior Church for children through 6th 11 am - Worship Service 11 am Morning Worship Circle. grade 7:30 pm Adult Bible discussions. Mon-Frl "Moments of Meditation. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 5:30 pm - BYF for both Juniors and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Nursery provided during services Kingdom Hall Seniors Rev Charles Cowley 6:30 pm Youth Meetings 9:15 am Radio WRBJ 7:00 pm - Evangelistic Service 10:00 am - Worship Service 6:45 pm Wednesday Jr. Choir Church office hours 1993 North Lansing St , 8:00 pm - Morning Choir Practices Chancel Choir, 7:30 pm 9-12 & 1-3 Mon thru Frl Tuesday. 7:30 pm - Congregation 11:00 am - Sunday School, Paul Book Studies Text studied: "The Wednesday, 7:00 pm - Mid-week Brown, Supt Nations Shall Kno\* That I am Prayer Service: 8:00 pm - Morning 6:00 pm - Junior and Senior BYF Jehovah-How?" Choir Practice 7:00 pm - Evening Serivce Saturday 10:00 am - Jr Choir 3:30 pm Wednesday - Junior and ST JOHNS'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH < Thursday. 7:30 pm * Theocratic practice Ministry School-Texts Used: "Bible" Senior Choir practice , Corner of Mead and Walker 1st Thursday 7:30 pm * Woman's CONGREGATIONAL tf"*^t^t-^^V^>V,^(^*^>T<^t^«^Vj5 *^<-^<^^ and "Aid to Bible Understanding" 8:30 7:00 pm-Wednesday-Prayer and CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rectory 406 E Walker pm Service Meeting Mission Society Phone 224-2600 2nd Saturday 2:00 pm - Ann Judson Bible Study 2619 E Maple Rapids Road • Office 224-2885 Sunday, 9:30 am - Public Lecture - Guild for Jr Hi girls Rev Paul R. Jones, Pastor Given by Qualified Representative of DUPLAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST Phone 224-7709 [he Watchtower, Bible and tract 3rd Tuesday 6:30 pm - Men's 3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High School 1973 Schedule Fellowship 10 am - Bible School for everyone Every Sunday 8 am Holy Com Society. 10:30am- Watchtower Study - 5565 E Colony Road ' 11 am - Morning Worship Current ibsue of the "Watchtower" 7:30 pm - Adult Bible discussions. munion magazine studies. Justin Shepard, Minister 2d & 4th Sunday 10 am Holy Com SOUTH DEWITT CHURCH Bill Nichelson, Youth Minister Nursery provided during services PUBLIC INVITED 6:30 pm - Youth Meetings munion and Sermon NO COLLECTION TAKEN OF CHRIST 9:45 am - Sunday School Other Sundays - 10 am - Morning 2931 Herbison beside DeWitt 6:45 pm - Wednesday, Jr. Choir; 11 am-Church Chancel Choir, 7:30 pm Prayer and Sermon FIRST CHURCH OF GOD High School 6 pm - Youth fellowship and Nursery & church hchool 10 am for Rev Jeff Webb Minister: Dr. James Girdwood adult Bible Study nursery through Glh 312 N US-27 Tel 669-5000 or 626-6006 7 pm - Evening Service Every Monday eve 7 pm - Spiritual Phone 224-244B 9:30 am Bible School 7 pm Wednesday - Prayer Meeting Healing Service 9:15 am Church School. 11:00 am 10:30 am Morning Worship 1st - 3d Mondays 7 pm Senior' Worship Service. 7:00 pm Evening Communion Weekly. ST CYHIL CATHOLIC CHURCH 5 Citizens Worship, 8:00 pm Youth Fellowship 1st 6!30 pm Youth Groups 2d & 4th Tuesday - Noon - Senior 7:30 pm Evening Worship Rev Thomas M Kowalczyk, Pastor Citizens and 3rd Sunday of the month POBOX97517EMainSt Wednesday: 7:45 pm Family Bible Wednesday Bannister, 48807 Phone: 862-5270 Area Every [Tuesday morning and Study. Sunday Liturgies: Saturday - 7:00 evening weight watchers 7:30 pm Hour of Power: , pm Sunday- 8:30 and 10:30 am MATIIERTON COMMUNITY 2d Wednesday 1-5 pm Family Prayer and Bible study CHURCH Planning Clinic , CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Holy Day Liturgies: 7;00 am and 2:00 pm - Sunday School 1st & 3rd Wed morning OEO 515 North Lansing Street Thursday, 8:00 pm 3:00 pm - Worship Service 7:30 pm Calling Program Confessions: One half hour before Nutrition Class Rev Wesley Manker all Sunday Liturgies Every other Wed evening 7:30 Cadet Phpne 224-7950 Girl Scouts . 10:00 am - Sunday School FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 4 Every 4th Thursday Jaycettes 8 pm 11:00 am * Morning Worship OF DeWITT, SBC EAGLE UNITED METHODIST Every Thursday 8 pm AA Al Anon 6:15 pm • Young People's Service Rev Jerry Cole, Pastor CHURCH Every Friday 3:15 pm Brownies 7:00 pm • Evening Worship Meeting in ihe Memorial Building Rev Ray McBratnie, Pastor ' Wednesday. 6:30 pm- Caravan, 7:45 w bile we build our new worship center. Telephone 627-6533 or 489-3807 pm Bible Study arid prayer hour Sunday School - 10:00 am 9:30 am - Morning Worship Area . Morning Worship - II:oo am .10:30 am - Church School WACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED FREE METHODIST CHURCH 5:00 pm Church Training 7:30 pm - Wednesday,.Bible Study METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST OF ST. JOHNS 305 Church Street fj:00 pm Evening Worship Meeting in and prayer meeting * Rev Edward F. Olio,pastor 400 ESlate, Phone 224-3349 homes Phone 626-6623 Miketlargrave, Minister Robert Bentley, Minister Mid-week prayer service Wed 7:30 Morning Worship: 10:00 am 9:30 am Sunday School 10:00 am - Sunday School pm EAGLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH Church School Classes 11:15 am 10:10 am Morning Worship 11:00 am - Morning Worship Youth fellowship 2nd dnd 4th Sunday Revand Mrs Royal Burnett. Pastor Jr and Sr Hi Y.F. 6:00 pm 5:30 pm Youth Fellowship fi-oo pm - Evening Worship at 7 o'clock pm 10:00 a.m. Sunday School - Cherub and Youth Choir Wednes 6:30 pm Evening Service Prayer service as announced. Join us in worship where 11:15 am'- Morning Worship day, 3:00 pm Wed. 7:00 pm Prayer Meeting "everybody is .somebody and Christ is 7:30 pm - Wednesday Prayer Chancel Choir. Thursday, 7:30 pm Call 224-1291 for more information U>rd." meeting WSCS Noon meetings every 3rd THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS For more information call d69-9752 Wednesday .ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH or write Box 106. DeWitU WXYZ Noon meeting every 1st Rev William G.Hankerd. Pastor ' SALEM UNITED Wednesday MAKE THIS CHURCH PAGE POSSIBLE Rev, Raymond Goehring METHOD 1ST CHURCH VALLEY FARMS UNITED Bath Area Council on Ministries every 3rd Associate Pastor U S. 27and County Line Rd PENTF.COSTAL CHURCH Monday at 7:30 Rectory—109 Linden St.—Ph 224-3313 Pastor Paul R Jones 155ESateRd Administrative Board, 4th Monday Convent — 110 S. Oakland—Ph. 224- Phone 224-7709 Rev Neil Bolinger, Pastor RATH UNITED METHODIST of every 3rd month 3789 Parsaongc & Office 2620 E. Maple Phone 489-1705 (HURCH School - 201 E. Cass—Ph. 224-2421 Ilupids Rd, Eureka 9;30 am • Sunday School , Rev ClarenceKellh .Mass Schedule ' 11:00 am • Morning Worship 9:45 am Church School Saturday Evening—7 pm Sunday' 7:30 pm - Sunday evening 11:00 am Worship i'' Sunday-7:30. 9. 10:30 and 12. 9:00 Worship Evangelistic 7:00 pm Bible Study , Holy Days—Sec bulletin. 10.00 Church School Wednesday. 7:30 pm • Youlh service Central Nat'I Bank Schmitt Electric St Johns Co-op Weekdays—7:30 and 8:30 am and Thursday, 7:30 pm - Bible Study 7.15 pm 7:30 pmWSCS Third Thursday each We cordially invite you to attend any HATH RAPTIST CHURCH OF ST. JOHNS 1002 E. State Sacrament of Penance—Saturdays, month or all of these services Rev Richard Cole, Pastor iP St. Johns N. Clinton '1:30 to 5 pm. after 7 pm Mass until 9 Listen to our international broadcast' 10;00 am Sunday School GROVE BIBLE CHURCH St Johns-Ovid-Pewamo Phone 224-4277 pm Weekday evenings—a few HARVESTIME Sunday morning at 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship Rev Robert Prange, Pastor Member PDIC Phone 224-2381 minutes before evening Mass. 10:30 am, WRBJ, 1580 on your dial. 7:30 pm Evening Service PriceandShepardsville Roads First Fridays—Sacrament of Midweek Service on Wednesday 7:30 10:00 am • Sunday School.'Classes Penance, Thursday from 4 to 5 pm and STPETER LUTHERANCHURCH pm for all ages after the evening Mass until all are DeWitt Area MISSOURI SYNOD 11:00 am - Morning Worship heard, Massand Prayers of Adoration 4-1/2 miles west of St Johns on M-?i 6;30 pm - Young People at 7,15 pm. Holy Communion on 5-1/2 mllcssouthon Francis road v REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS 7:30 pm • Evening Service Friday at Sand 7:15 am. Adoration of 2 miles west on Church Road CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 7:30 pm - Wednesday, prayer S & H Farm Phillips. Allaby-Brewbaker, the Blessed Sacrament. Ft:30 pm on WAYSIDE CHAPEL Marvin L. Barz, Pastor Corner Upton Rd&Stoli Rd meeting Thursday through 7 pm on First A BIBLE CHURCH 10:30 am - Worship Elder Jerry Balrd ~ Ladies Missionary Circle meets 4th Sales & Service Implement Friday. 14337 Turner Road, DeWitt 9:15 am - Sunday School and Bible. Sunday School - 10 am Preaching Thursday Inc. Devotions-OurMotherof Perpetual Rev Douglas Beach. Pastor Classes. Service - 11 am Couples Club meets 4th Saturday in COMPANY Help Novena — after 7; 15 pm Mass Phone 489-9251 Holy Communion first Sunday of the Choir Practice • Wed 6:30 pm month New Holland Machinery each Tucbday. 10 am Sunday School monlh al 8 am, third Sunday of the Mid-Wcek Prayer Service - Wed 7:30 Our Specialty Religiohs Instruction Classes- 11 am Worship Service month at }0:30 am pm Everyone welcome 313 N. Lansing St. 108W N. Clinton St. Adult Inquiry Class. Tuesday atR pm. B pm Young People • 4 Mi. N. on US-27 to Phone 224-2777 St. Johns, Michigan High School CCD. Wednesday at 8 pm. 7 pm Evening Service French Rd. Public Grade School CCD. Tuesdays 7:15 pm Wednesday -BibteStUdy and from 4 until 5 pm Prayer '• Phone 224-4661 Baptisms-Each Sunday at 1:30 by A friendly church with a message KIMBERLY CHURCH OF CHRIST appointment. Other arrangements by for today Ovid Area Fulton Area 1007 Klmberly Drive jppoinlment, Bible Loving - Bible Believing -- Lansing, Michigan FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH John Halls r. Bible Preaehirig 11 am - Morning Warship Dt-WITT COMMUNITY CHURCH THE UNITED CHURCH OF OVID 1/2 mile east of Perrlnton on M-57,1/2 10 am - Bible Study S\I,VI .JOHN'S l.tTHKRA.N (Inter-denominational) West Front St., Ovid . mile south f 6 pm • Evening Worship cimtni Murl J Eastman. Pastor Rev Claude B Ridley, Jr. Pastor Rev Larry Rhoads, Pastor Midweek service 7:30 pm Wednes Egan Ford Burton Abstract Federal-Mogul • Missouri Synodi 9:45 am - Sunday School Jim McGovney, Worship Service -10 am 11:00 am - Morning Worship day night Sunday School Supt. Nursery Service and classes 7:00 pm • Youlh Service CORPORATION * PJstor Robert D Koeppen ManlynKrol.Co-Supt for all children upio,2nd grade. Sales, Inc. and Title Company 10:15 am Diving Worship !i:45 am • Sunday School 7:45 pm - Evening Service SRKPHARDSVILLE UNITED HKHi am .Matin?. Service. 3rd Sunday 11 am * Church . 7:45 pm • Thursday, Prayer and METHODIST CHURCH 200 W. Higham St, Johns Plant {•aeh month WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH praise service Phone 224-2285 119 N. Clinton, St. Johns Holy Cnmunion, 1st & :jrd Sundays fi pm • Youth Fellowship Dr Darold Boyd, Pastor 7 pm -.Sunday Evenlng/Servlce 'l27WWIlHamSt,Ovid 445 Division Street each month at 10:15 am Rev Richard D Purchase Church office hours-9i00-12:00 am on 7 pm - Wedesday Bible Study and East Lansing, 48821 Prayer Meeting 10 am Sunday School and Morning 9:30 am Worship Service, 10:45 am Mondays, Wednesdays. Thursdays, Worship. Sunday Evenings 7:30 pm Fridays Church School REDEEMER UNITED 7:30 pm Wednesday Prayer • Wednesday: 7;00 pm Choir practice. METHODIST CHURCH Meetings Area 8:00 pm Prayer service THE WAYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 105 N Bridge St Administrative Board first Monday Rev- Richard Abney, Pastor • H. Forest Crum, Pastor OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH in the month D& B Wes' Gulf Service About I2miles north 9:10 am - Worship, (nursery MalnatOak Street Pcwamo, Michigan General meeting of WSCS third" The Corner of N US-27 and Roosevelt provided], 10:30 - ll:00 am. Coffee j Rev Earl CCopelin, Pastor Dr Lloyd Walker Thursday in January, April and Mathews Elevator 1636 Horizon Drive, Ionia September Party Shoppe Rds. Fellowship, 11 am Church School Mary Ptacok, Church Sunday School - lOtOO a.m. Sunday: 10:30 am Morning Worship Afternoon "Circle meets second Grain-Feed-Beans Thursday at Ihe homes of members Open Monday thru Saturday WE GIVE S&H STAMPS Morning Worship -11:00 a.m. COMMUNITY OF ST JUDE ' School Supt.' 7:00 pm United Methodist Youth Free Pick-up & Delivery Phone 593-2111 Sunday evening - 6:00 pm Catholic Church "* 9:45 am Church School. 11:00 am Fellowship Berean Circle meets third Thursday Complete Party Supplies WSCS meets third Thursday of the evening in each monlh at the homes of 224 N. Clinton S. US-27 Wednesday evening service . Father Jerome Schmitt, Pastor Morning Worship. 7 pm Evening members 7:00 pm 409 Wilson, DeWitt. Fellowship . month al 2 pm ' ' Phone 224-3535 Phone 224-2212 Daily Mass: Mon and Thurs - 7:30 • Wednesday 7 pm Prayer and Bible A church where everyone Is pm. Tucs, Wed and Fri 7:00 am •ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Farmers Co-op Study: B pm Senior Choir Pewamo, Michigan . t, welcom? Sunday Mass; 9:00 and Ii:i5am .. ELEVATOR l '] Services at Middle School, DeWitt, .' Rt Rev Msgr Thomas J. Bolger, M.A., MIVID FREE METHODIST CHURCH Pastor ""the church with "acts 20:20 vision" Dally Mass-7:30 am Wayne Feeds and Gram ; EAST DeWITT IlHtl.E CHURCH UoONMalnSt.OvId (Non Denominational) Saturday 4:30 pm ,& 7:45 pm Area Phone 593-2425 'is Round Lake Rrfad 1/4 mile East of US- Rev Richard Gleason Sunday.SiOO am si lOiOO am 27 „ . IIRIDUBVILLEGOSPELMISSION Antes Cleaners Capitol Savings Church Phone 834-5950 Holy Baptism • Sunday, 1 pm 4 mllcssoulh of Pompeii Glen J. Farnham, Pastor Parsonage Phone 834-2473 Sacred Confession • Saturday, 3:30 Pickup and Delivery Be a, .Sunday 10:00 am Sunday School Pastor JSDingman , ,AND LOAN ASSN. 10 am • Sunday School. Classes for find 7:30 pm Sunday 3pm Bible School 108 W. Walker 11:00 am Morning Worship Family Holy Hour for Peace 3!45 pm Worship Service 222 N. Clinton . all ages 6:00 pm Youth F.M.Y, Saturday, 7:15 pm • Phone 224-4529 . aw* 11 am * Morning Worship 7(30 pm Evening Worship -Thursday 7:30 pm Cottage Phone 224-2304 i. WESTPHALIA; 5:45 pm - Youth Fellowship, Senior, 9:30 am Ladles Bible Study every Prayer Meeting 14 and Up: Jet Cadets, 10-13 Tuesday * ..tAnnoimced from pulpit) 7 pm • Evening Service 7:30 pm Wednesday evening Prayef, neighbor f Gunnisonville Wednesday Service ' 7:30 pm • Bible Study and prayer. 6:00 pm Teen's Soft Ball every Supervised nursery for babies and Friday 's Jim McKenzie small children In all services. STATE BANK • "An open door to an open book" HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC GUNNISONVILLE .... A Bible preaching church with a CHURCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH' Store - f- 4 message for you,,.. Ovid, Michigan Clark and Wood Roads Portland-Sunfteld-WestphaHa Fr Joseph Aubtn Rev Dan Miles, Minister The Corner Drug Store 212 N. Clinton, St. Johns Member FDIC 10:30 am - Mass on Sunday 9:30 am Church Scrvlco ATTEND THE CHURCH 10:45>am Sunday School Capital Area Phone 224-2837 214 W. Washington, Ionia Phone 587-3111 (-J ' 7:00 pm Evening Mass on Wednes- United Way, Inc. OF YOUfi CHOICE , .day \ *» y Clinton County News July 12,1973 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Help Wanted SPECIALS GOOD %a£tiSB3S5t1alB& WANTED — Cook and dish washer. Apply in person, Daley's Restaurant, South JULY 19-20-21 U.S. 27, St. Johns, Michigan. 1-tf-l 9 NURSES — We are ex panding. Positions available for LPN's and nurses' aids onallshifts. Applications are -being taken by director of Fresh Ground nurses, Marilyn Johnson, on days only. Fringe benefits and some apartments to rent Round, Swiss or Sirloin for employees only. Brown's HAMBURG Nursing Home, Perrinton, Young Tender Michigan. Phone 236-7348. Beef 100% Beef 8-8-1-1 STEAK lbs. WANTED — Immediate Fresh Ground Mich. Grade 1 Boiled Columbia Brand opening for experienced Sliced welder, fabricators. Must be 19 $ able to read blueprints and ROUND lb. CLUB FRANKS Mi lb. lb, make own set up. Steady employment, fringe benefits. Ring Apply in person at Clinton Mich. Grade 1 Machine, 1300 S. Main St., ^Farmer J AND WINE TAKE-OUT Ovid. 12-1-p-l Teets BOLOGNA HEAD START FAMILY Our Favorite Eatwell Grated SERVICE COORDINATOR $ TRAINEE. Must have car, 6% oz. capacity to relate to parents, SWEET PEAS — 6/n 3/ l children, and teachers. Knowledge of community services in Clinton County. Must meet low income Meat or Mushroom 29 oz. criteria. Salary - $5,512.00 for SPAGHETTI SAUCE 52 weeks. Apply in person 101 E. Willow. Applications Valasie '• accepted until July 20th. 12-1-p-l POLISH HELP WANTED—MAN OR WOMAN — For motor route DILLS at. delivery of newspapers in the St. Johns area. Prefer Smuckers someone who lives in this area. Opportunity to have a McDonalds ICE CREAM profitable part time % Gal. business. Must have own car ICE CREAM Ass't. Flavors 79 and be available at 12:30 Campbell's Chicken Noodle TOPPINGS p.m. daily and 6 a.m. % Saturday and Sunday. For moz 12 oz. • more information call or SOUP 6/99 write, W.A. Snyder, 120-485- Large Solid 3211 ext. 300. State Journal Red, Ripe Lansing. 12-2-p-l TOMATOES WANTED —Waitress. Good Wages. Apply at H&H U.S. No. 1 Lounge, downtown St. Johns. LETTUCE 49 12-3-p-l CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan July 19,197S Copyright, 1973. ThB Krogar Co, We Rewrve Prices and Coupons Good Kroger All-Meat Thl Right To Limit Quintltiu. July 16-22,1973 In St Johns Wieners 120i Can you really afford WtPkg * ~T7' M..MaiI l Callmof-.ll.nnf"f * Pile* those 'great bargains' Farmer Peet All Meat X Playtime Franks W1.05 •—N. Kroger Chunk at some (^Braunschweiger.. Lb >-—v Kroger Chunk •m r ^Bologna ^95° Do you really save on two s*i favorable* market condi or three "great bargains" tions. when you pay more than Kroger prices on the bal UNI Gov't Inspected Fresh Serve-N-Save Breaded ance of your food order? <2*,V But what about the bal ance of your food order Kroger All Meat or All Beef Fish Slicks at Kroger? We believe At Kroger, we have week that our Xtra Low Every ly specials, of course. We -^ day Discount Prices, call them Bonus Bargains 8-Oz which cover the bulk of Lb WtPkg and we identify them your food order, are as with an "X". Kroger's low or lower than other Bonus Bargains are real local food or discount specials made possible by stores. That's why we U &XHU& SanyaiH J\ 'Bwat Swttyzai special purchases or man ask: Can you really afford ufacturers' allowances or ««• not to shop Kroger? Kroger Family Pak 3-4 Lb Pkg TubO- What are Bonus Bargains? Sliced Bologna &&tW X Legs or Thighs ..Lb79* Eckrich X Fish Sticks W99* When you see an "X" next to an item in Kroger's ads or ••—N. Ocoma $ --^ Fres-Shore stores, it means a Bonus Bargain, good for a limited time Smorgas Pak ttj 1.35 ( --^ peschke Quarter Sliced "The Peoples Choice" Bacon 5 ©Sliced Bacon.. tS'1.29 U.S. Gov't Graded Choice X Ends, & Pieces ST 1.69 Farmer Peet Boneless Whole *- -^ Country Stylo --^ Kwick Krisp ® Sliced Bacon...u,'1.19 ^Sliced Bacon..*'1.09 Oscar Mayer r-fclc&lM /—N Bob Evans 5 (5)Sliced Bacon..&%.85' ^^^^^_,^_^^__2 Below Reg% fevRoll Sausage....Lb 1.29 ^"^••^••^^•^••^•«*7. 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U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Boneleii (@)AII Meat FranfeVS'1.09 resn U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Bope-lnj J( SlHoin Tip?.°°.k. Lb*1.99 Sirloin Tip /'""N Sun Blushed California f\ ^ Tender ' . The Peoples Choice —^ Eckrich v5> Nectarines Lb 59* & Sweet Corn... .5 *,* 59* U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Boneteu X Cube Steak— u.«1.69 (3) All Beef FranbWl.19 A^ ^-^ Fresh Lean Ground Beef ,pJ Priced*] Red Ripa California Michigan Fresh Priced»,/ (J^From Chuck... 1**1.29 Kroger Bologna, Garlic'Botogna, Lb Below Pickle & Pimento Kroger Meat Fresh Lean Ground Beef j(Sw«^Sw^ Celling Sliced Luncheon Price , c I'VV X («)FromRound...^l.39 Meats 10 OFF /-N Jiffy With Coupon & Pure ham. Of Twd a Oz Wt Packages Sublet la (pphctbla lUts ami l°«l (^Cooking Bags.. »'29* lain Onatoupon p« automat per ^ •lot a vitlt /-*N Shurtanda X Swt%d Scvifai* A &UU&% G&W Country Oven X Sausage Pizza % 88* Kroger Sandwich or Embassy Kroger X Breakfast Rolls 2 *, 89* Kroger 10-0* Wt Ctn Country Oven Wiener t XWhipped Topping..29* XDOnUtS Daz«n29 Buns Homogenized Milk Kroger Kroger Shredded XRyeBread....3K.'l X Cheese 3m%Jl Kroger Texas Style With Coupon Freezer Pleezer )( SwW &wptiH\. Up To > Gallon • and >7.50 X Biscuits '.SSiM* Kroger Full Moon Purchase Kroger X Colby Cheese. .JBft 89' X Mustard SS,7Sf fWP7 Kroger Vlasic Kosher X Biscuits JS51.10* Kroger g* Pickle Chips 25 48' ^Sa*ut& IBaKfatti Over Heinz |[ Sw«4 ScvtptfK, X Sour Cream.. £&, 55' Satiat-.&ftffilk •:X Cider Vinegar....£5,69' Kroger X Half & Half Q.55' Kroger Country Oven Van Camp X Country Rolls...o.,«.39f X Kidney Beans 5 i"S.*l Kroger $ Tas-D-Lite X Saltines 3 X& 1 X Sw«4 SanptiK XCorn 6£'l Big Value X Cookies £ft 59* Tas-D-Lite Kroger Buttercrust Kroger X Peas 6 X&.*1 ;{X Spaghetti Sauce 4 &SJ\ X Bread 3 SS»1 Kroger Beans & Onions and Kroger . X B-B-Q Beans...5 »S:J\ X Coffee Sg,'1.59 Kroger Stokely Dark .X Peanut Butter...S£ 53* Geisha X Red Beans....6 ^SJ\ X Pineapple $£,29' Poly Brim Short Cut Kroger Cheese X Green Beans.Jm&'l Smuckers X Pizza Mix.....IMS?46* 160? X Grape Jelly 3! "55' WtPkg Village Bakery X White-Bread ..K". 34' X "Sanaa San^ain Kroger Sandwich or CLfP THESE VALUABLE COUPONS ;AND X Wiener Buns...3T5?»1 S ;SA^ • OVER REGULAR RETAIL • Gold Crest Ice Cream Topping 3K,'l Gold Crest Ice Cream X Topping 4. S&'l Kroger X TastiFries...2K»88t Freezer Pleezer Spotlight X Variety Treats ...SI 77* & Bean Coffee H{ Subject to applicable tlatc and local lanet One coupon pet cutlamcr per Freezer Pleezer tloia anil Coupon Good thru Jj July 22,1973 ^ - ,1,. *, X Cream •Rops.i...£» 77* Penn Dutch s X Noodle Dinners 3;^ l Pringle's Newfangled Seasoning X Kitchen Bouquet £%. 53' Potato Chips Swansoft X Facial Tissue....;SS* 19' Missy X Fabric Softener..c^n69* B SMU& San^am Missy X Detergent o,29' V-20 Scott Bounty Kroger 1 X Family Napkins .3 K?»1 Towels Homogenized Milk Scotties m wiih With Coupon Coupon X Facial Tissue...."Bf 29' Family Pride «: Roll « & $7.50 & $7.50 29 Purchaie Purchaie Food Wrap Subject 10 applicable Halt and local Subject lo applicable itale and local tixet One coupon pot euitomer pa( ia»t One coupon per cuHomer per Egg Shampoo lltM* villi. itoie villi XSaranWrap....'^' 55' Coupon Good thru Coupon Good thru July 22,1973 Cleaner July, 22,1973. ,,iirtn' J 16-FI X Spic& Span. .K, 1.57 OzBtl Save Automatic Up To X Vanish SS. 73' 17rf. X»—«^^vsr?Up T,o 12* Fleece Delsey -Family Pride Liquid X Bath Tissue.....2S" 27* X Cream Rinse...,S& 37* *$J^' ^rano. SSi 69* Overnight Clatrol Final Net / Hefty n X Pampers Diapers ^ST X Hair Spray..... !! CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan July 19,1973 RN*s and LPN's with meds. WANTED — Truck Driver.. fringe benefits, and on the FOR SALE — 39 acres facing FOR SALE — 5 room house, Homemakers International, Male, Must be 23 years or job training. College degree 2 roads. Over 2200 feet of garage on large lot. Call 593- subsidiary of Upjohn Co., older. Apply in person only not necessary if over 30. road frontage. Ideal for sub 3616 Fowler. 12-3-p-4 Wanted To Renf 7 needs nurses for parttime at Randolph's Ready Mix, 2 Send resume to P.O. Box 571, dividing. $475.00 cost per Saginaw, Mich. 48607, An work in this community to miles south of St, Johns, acre or make offer. Located FOR SALE — New 3- WANTED — Land to put into provide home health care 11-tf-l equal opportunity eiri- about 8 miles west of North bedroom, full basement, ployer.M/F. 11-3-D-2 wheat this fall in Central services and staff relief in Star. Corner of Perce and carpeted, kitchen, built-ins. Clinton County. Cash rent or TRACTORS surrounding health in WANTED — Crossing guard New Haven Rd. 120-865-9711. $2,000 down 2 mile south of shares. Phone 224-7495 after stitutions. Call Collect 517- for M-21 at Fowler during the ll-3-p4 Ovid, 1/2 mile west, 9800 E. 6p.m. Ask for Ron. ll-2-p-7 372-9644 for appointment. school year. Send ap Jobs Wanted Parks Rd. Call 723-4393, MF 1100 Diesel with Duals m-p-1 plication with name, address FOR SALE — 3 bedroom Owosso. l2-l-p-4 and telephone no. to'Village older home, zoned com Alive And Well MF 65 Diesel with superior loader MR., SALESMAN — Sell Clerk Box 187, Fowler, Mich. mercial, can arrange There's one number the 48835. By July 30. 12-2-p-l, JOB WANTED — Need financing. 1001 Estate. 8-tf4 American Cancer Society just MF 65 Diesel w/13.6 x 38 tires' something in demand for a small carpentry work done change. Call now. What do For Rent loves-1,500,000. That's the Farm all M engine, overhauled, good tires NEEDED'— Sexton for atyourhome? Call Keith 593- FOR SALE — Two lots on number of Americans alive to you have to lose? Lansing 2567. 11-3-P-3 day who are cured of cancer, MF 180 Diesel with Duals 882-174. 11-3-p-l Union Home Cemetery. For beautiful Lake Victoria. One NORWOOD APARTMENTS And, their ranks could be even further information contact a lake front lot in Imperial in DeWitt, Rustic Villa greater, says the Society,! if WANTED — Someone to Myrtle McComber, Sec'y. 2- WANTED — Would like Shores, the other in Highland everyone understood the lftfc beginning piano or organ Apartments in Westphalia, stay with Roy Van Velsour at 1/2 miles south of Pompeii or Hills overlooking the lake. Riverview Apartments in portance of an annual physica his home 24 hours a day. phone 838-2285. 12-3-p-l students, children or adult. Reasonably priced. Call 224- checkup including cancer tests, 224-3915. 12-3-D-3 Portland, and Parkside Laingsburg 651-5584. 12-1-p-l 7323. ll-3-p-4 Manor in Fowler. 2 bedroom WANTED — Full time cook. WILL do babysitting for 1 or FOR SALE — ASHLEY, units all feature built-in 7 Apply at Roadhouse. 224- appliances, private en SIMON'S MS 72 S.P. Combine LOOKING FOR 9982. 12-3-p-l 2 children in my home. 669- unique 3 bedroom tri-level, 5689. 11-3-P-3 double garage, nearly new. trances, carpeting, security MM S.P. Combine deposit required. No pets. PLANING MILL A NEW HOME? WANTED — Mature adult BANNISTER, attractive 2 2 IHC No. 76 Combine bedroom, one story home, 224-2661,224-6324 or.224-2982. for ticket booth at Family 28-tf-6 JD 30 Combine We'll Build You Drive-in. Apply at Clinton Real Estate new gas furnace, double Manufacturers of: What You Want Theatre Thursday night July garage, breezeway. Good IHC No. 37 Baler, 3 years old 19, between 7 and 8. 12-1-1 location. Land contract. FOR RENT — Apartments Truck, pick-up, hay and and sleeping rooms, fur grain racks, forage boxes, ON YOUR LOT OR FOR SALE. — Modern 9 Cordray Realty, Ashley, bunk feeders, portable room ranch home with 3 nished with reasonable OR OURS .... WANTED — Mature lady for Mich. 847-2501. ll-3-p-4 cattle mangers and bedrooms, 2 baths, laundry rates. Steel Hotel, St. Johns accessories. Custom overseeing the concession phone 224-3094. 10-3-p-6 WILLARO SEARLES stand at the Family Drive- room, basement, plenty of FOURBEDROOM, 2 BATHS woodworking. / in. Apply at Clinton Theatre closet space, attached - Double lot, income property Saltier &Som Irit Residential Builder FOR RENT — 1 bedroom Thursday night July 19 double car.garage with extra or single family dwelling. 268 S. Henderson ST. JOHNS storage space, largelawn, on upstairs apartment. No Lphooe 236-7280 ^N, Phone 224-3297 between7and8. 12-1-1 four acres located outside PRICE REDUCED — children or pets. References Fowler, Michigan . Ovid Village on N Hollister Remodeled, 2-bedroom plus deposit. Stove and refrigerator furnished plus LLT•iY&w'Mhi m Road. Call 834-2375 after 3:30 home, some furniture deep ence Needed utilities. 224-4820. 10-3-1-6 Phone (Area 517) Lfefi i ralnlnq pm or weekends. 8-tf-4 lot. For more information o FREE Toy Kit 593-2000 « Top Pay & BonuBonus call: Mary Ann Green 224- WILLARD SEARLES I PEWAMO — New 3 bedroom 7047 or Simon Real Estate FOR RENT — House. 8611 E.O.W. I84-; W. Centerline Rd. Available Grana t-edge ranch, financing available. 224-6736. 12-1-D-4 Perry Call Fedewa Builders, Inc. August 15. Call 694-7931. 587-3811. 46-tf-4k FOR SALE — House in 12-1-p-fi < ii country with 4-1/2 acres. 3 'Symbol of n Business FOR SALE IN PEWAMO — bedrooms, 2 story, large FOR RENT — Large 3-bedroom home with walk kitchen and bathroom. Also 2 sleeping room. Air con i > Opportunity out basement. Now under _car garage with addition. ditioned. Call 224-3939. 12-p- Service' ^ • • construction. Financing Located 11 miles northeast of 3-6 •200 W. State St. . BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY available. Phone Fedewa St. Johns or 6 miles south PHONE 224-2301 - TOPS IN TOYS - Dealers Builders, Inc. 587-3811 west of Elsie. Call 862-5245. FOR RENT — Upstairs wanted. Call Elaine Stinson 37-tf-nc-4 12-3-D-4 efficiency apartment. $70.00 Your Lot or Ours 725-2540 collect for details. I per month $70.00 deposit. Ph. am also booking parties. 4 NEW HOMES under 224-2675 between 12 noon and FOR SALE — Home by 3 p.m. 12-l-p-6 •• 10-6-p-2 construction in Westphalia owner in Ovid. Large 4 Wtyfiemm and surrounding area for RF.»VT0HV bedroom with gas heat on 3 FOR RENT — Upstairs UNIQUE FAST FOOD sale. Call Fedewa Builders, lots. Large^heated garage. Inc. 587-3811. 42-tf-4 apartment, 1 bedroom. } WEST M-21. 26' > franchise opportunity. Well 221E. Front St. 834-2150. 12- Utilities paid, partially established fast food chain 3-p-4 furnished. Deposit required. $ 00 now accepting applications BUILDING LOTS available 838-2312. 12-th-6 3 BEDROOM • GARAGE 2690 • for franchise operation in the in Ovid area. Will build using FOR SALE by owner. 14- St. Johns, north Lansing your plans or ours. Fedewa year-old, 4-bedroom country COLONIAL on comer area. Franchise program Builders, Inc. 51-tf-4 home. Beautiful sunken FOR RENT — Small, one lot, family rm. & psf WATCH NEXT WEEK FOR I includes site location, family room with red car- bedroom home with garage, floor laundry area' facilities planning operation ONE LOT FOR SALE on petry and red velvet drapes, in Fowler. Call 593-3376. only just a couple of j [ and administrative backup Lehman Road. Will build large stone fireplace, sliding ll-tf-6 < t the many - features, 1- (p t,< '! using your plans or ours. Will j .glass doors in family room •Skl/2 baths; dining rm.,, , •for^ Krispjy fried chicken, t • •Hrf*-i l .1 **~ FOR RENT — 200 acre farm. 2 car attached garage,,} BBQ'ribs arid fish" fast-food help arrange financing. Call' opening on to 15 x 30 ft. patio, B carry-out for the general Fedewa Builders, Inc. 587- nice living room, big kitchen, with no buildings. Two miles 536,900.00. flll8 w > southeast of Eureka. Call v «>-vss public. Address inquiry to 3811. 28-tf-4 12 x 12 paneled breezeway, < BI-LEVEL in Prince The Cookery, 6030 S. Logan, swimming pool in back yard 332-3231. 11-3-D-6 Estates, 4 large Lansing, Michigan. 48910 or WE, OURSELVES, will buy with patio. 4 car moriarity bedrooms, 2 full FOR RENT — Cottage on 2499 W. Parks Rd. St. Johns 224-3297 phone (517) 393-9460. 10-3-D-2 your land contract. For building in back with cement baths, beautiful 1 prompt> courteous action, floor. For more information Paradise Lake, 5 miles from ' family r m . < call Ford S. LaNoble, and appointment call 224- Mackinaw City. Safe, sandy w/fireplace & wood < SERVICE profitable ac LaNoble Realty, 1516 E. 2494. 12-l-p4 beach, good fishing. Includes box, real neat kitchen < counts in your area!! "Walt Michigan, Lansing, Phone boat. No Pets. John Hannah, w/snack bar, Disney Productions". (517M82-1637. Evenings FARMS — 10-20- and 7-acre 2244671 or 224-7614. ll-3-p-6 separate din. rm. Unusually high earnings! (517)-337-1276. 37-tf-4 w/sliding glass door ITS A GREAT DAY Inventory investments plots on blacktop Krepps Rd. area. Call Sproat Farm • to redwood deck, ,yo required $3,290 fully FOR SALE — Large two ought to take a look! refundable. Income Realty 645-2144 or Lew Hage story remodeled older home. 484-4310. 12-1-3-4 #143 FOR HAPPY ADS! possibilities up to $900 per Beautiful large back yard WATCH OUTJ , GET STARTED before ' month. Call collect Mr. and two car garage. Near school, priced right at' Peters (214) 243-1981. school and town. Must be just $26,900.00, really \ 12-4-D-2 AGRICULTURAL-INDUSTRIAL-LAWN & GARDEN seen to be appreciated. Ph EQUIPMENT nicely landscaped,, 224^044. 10-3-p4 large carport & patio,, SALES CAREER — If you Leasing- Re ntals-ServIce-Parts "Home Of The Friendly People*' partially finished, are working hard and cannot FOR SALE — 2 lots, each basement, includes all^ see $15,000 in your present measures 50x100 ft. in MORTON FORD TRACTOR, INC appliances, see it! position in the near future, Shepardsville. 290 ft. rock 5122 North Grand River Lansing, Mich. #163. we offer an initial 3 year WEEK'S MESSAGES well, septic tank. Call Ovid, 517 485-4355 OFFICE SPACE for- salary and commission plan, 1834-5248. 11-3-P-4 rent, $80.00 per mo., everything furnished. r • i •! s^T"—...-u. NEED _A_ ' LARGE • HAVE FUN AT •. -• * • • iT HOME for a growing HAPPY BIRTHDAY family? There's one HAPPY 21st SUMMER CAMP at 604 E. Oak, 4 large bedrooms, din. rm. Rabbi, Grandma, and ANNIVERSARY All You National kitchen w/stove, Guardsmen disposal & dishwasher Aunt Liz Mom and Dad included, new car peting, drapes & From The Cases curtains, lots of extra Love The Kids From The Wives built-in cupboards, 2, car attached garage. #136 GLAD TO HAVE • 1590 SQUARE FEET' KEEP YOUR WHEELS GRANDMA t OF LIVING AREA, in < AND • Farmer: this new ranch at 909 COOL YOU BACK E. Sturgis, /many 'GRANDPA features which in On The Road These Next Eileen, The Office * ' cludes family room Are Your Crops Waferlogged? w/fireplace, 3 Two Weeks Enjoy Your Next Has Been bedrooms, din. rm., DUE TO THE LATE PLANTING SEASON AND AN extra nice lot Fifty Years, Too Quiet ABUNDANCE OF RAIN, MANY CROPS HAVE BEEN SET BACK. $37,900.00. #162 Jim, Pete, and Bruce 304 S. SWEGLES near 6 Together the schools, a horn The Gang FEED THEM BY FOLIAR FEEDING WITH w/plenty 0 t < From Motorcycle Mama Love All Your Grand Kids NA-CHURS LIQUID PLANT FOOD. . . character, fenced < yard, 3 bedrooms, • carpeted liv. rm.< BUFFALO JANE L. C, • We Have Inexpensive Spray Tips For Your Crop w/bookcase, separate Sprayer Or Custom Application By Ground I still love, want and din. rm. w/carpet, se need you regardless GRANDMA, GLAD TO Equipment Or Airplane. if yoii can qualify for a * of your sting, honey BRUCE, WELCOME HOME- Farm Home Loan. bee. Still looking HAVE YOU HOME #i6i forward to the time ( you will lift this' FROM THE barrier which you From A Long Vacation The time is right to sell. and your family have Call one of the agents put up. HOSPITAL See or at The Briggs Com Conceited? The Neighbors pany-Real Estate for Hope Your Arm Heals Fast advice on your sale. Rational baffled, James S. K. From The Seven Of Us Contact .FOR APPOINTMENTS AT OTHER TIMES PHONE: Bruce Lanterman 224-4746 Derrill Shinobery 324-3881 YOU, T00, CAN GIVE A FRIEND OR RELATIVE BUI Holley 224-7580 or 862-5391 Pay & Ruth Lusk 669-9228 Roy F, Briggs 224-2260 A HAPPY MESSAGE. JUST CALL 224-2361 Ranny Briggs 224-6074 Archie Moore (DeWitt) NA-CHURS PLANT FOOD CO* 669-6645 CLASSIFIED DEPT. WITH YOUR MESSAGE. OVID PHONE 834-5490 Annette White 224-4296 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St. Johns, Michigan July 19,1973 5C get the job done 1' minim IIIMIIIIIWIW iiMiiiimiimmwiiiwiiiniiir v 4mmmmmmmtmmmimmmmpmmmmmmmmm Mr. and Mrs, James DREW — We wish to thank SCHWORER — Thanks to FOR SALE — 1967 Belair Trailers & Tucker each and everyone for the friends and family of Homer Chevy, 2-door, new tires, Automotive Mr, and Mrs. Donald flowers, cards and other acts Schworer for all the acts of battery, good condition. Campers Waiting of kindness during our kindness shown during his Below book, • Ph. Pompeii 12-l-p-30 bereavement. Also wish to death. A special thanks to 838-2324. 12-3-p-ll PICKUP CAMPERS — FOR SALE —1969 Chevrolet FOR SALE — 18 foot DEXTER—We would like to thank the Ovid Convalescent Rev. Bretz of the Valley Aerocraft Aluminum boat DROWN — I wish to thank COVERS & EQUIPMENT — pickup -1/2 ton, automatic. FOR SALE — Luxury mid take this opportunity to Manor, Osgood Funeral Baptist Church for his with 90 horse power Johnson Drs Russell and Qrost, the SAVE NOW on our close out 834-5569. 9-3-p-ll size 1967 Buick GS 400. 2- thank all those who sent Home and the Methodist comforting words. motor and Alloy trailer. Call nurses and aides for the sale of 1973 models Pickup ctoor, hardtop, bucket seats, flowers, cards, food and Ladies for the lovely dinner. The family of Homer Sch 862-5245. 12-3-p-13 wonderful care given me in Campers & Covers - WING FOR SALE — 1969 Dodge many extras, clean. $750. memorial gifts at the time of John Drew worer MFG & SALES, 5349 Wisner Monaco. 2-door, vinyl top, the death of our beloved the Clinton Memorial 669-3136 evenings. 12-3-p-ll Hospital. Gordon Drew & Family 12-1-P-30 Rd., 1/2 mile West'and 1-3/4 air-conditioning, power mother, Ethel Dexter. Also Harley Davis & Family miles North of Ashley, Phone steering, power brakes, back thanks so much to Rev. George Drown, Sr. FOR ALE — 1968 Plymouth Hobby Supplies 17 12-l-p-30 847-3171, t 9-5-p-9 window defroster, am-fm Averill Carson for his 12-1-30 station wagon with air comforting and appropriate radio, 68,160 miles. $1200. GREEN — I wish to thank Memoriam conditioning. Automatic words, and all those who ORWELLER — I would like, Larry Koenigsknecht, West BARGAINS GALORE! — the friends and neighbors transmission, power called at the funeral home. to thank Dr. Russell and the Tallman Rd., Fowler, And they're all close to your and relatives for their, many steering and brakes. $695.00. We will always remember. staff at the hospital for their Mobile Homes 10 Michigan. 3/4 mile north, door! It's the spectacular St. acts of kindness, also for the HAYNES — In memory of Bee's Chevy-Olds, St. Johns Johns Sidewalk Sale and it good care. Also Rev. second house east side. 593- Dr. and Mrs George many cards and gifts sent Edna Haynes who passed 2587 after 5 p.m. 9-3-p-ll 224-2345. starts Thursday, July 26 Dexter Capeland and friends and away 1 year ago July 14, from 9 a.m. till 5:30 p.m. while he was in the hospital. relatives for their visits, FOR SALE — 3 bedroom, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Also, Rev. Murl Eastman for 1972. , FOR SALE -- 1973 Corvette FOR SALE —1967 Plymouth Can't make it Thursday? cards and' gifts. completely furnished. Will Dunekel his comforting words, the In His arms God bore our convertible, 350 cubic 4-door, V-8, , automatic Then catch us Friday all Mrs Alice Orweller sell for balance owed. 11-3-p- Mr. and Mrs, Van W. Hoag Neomi Club and the Goodwill Mother, engine, power steering, .transmission, power day, July 27 from 9 a.m. to 9 12-l-dh-30 10 Circle for putting on the To a land so far away, brakes and windows. steering. $495,00. Bee's p.m. See you all there! 12-l-p-30 'dinner at the Community No one knows how much AM/FM radio, heavy duty Chevy-Olds, St. Johns 224- 12-1-17 Church and Mr. and Mrs. MORITZ — Thank you to all we miss her, FOR SALE — 8 x 28 Victor battery. 332-5349. 11-3-p-U 2345. mobile home. All modern, Lee Rummell at the time of who remembered me with Time may heal a heart REAM — We wish to thank such beautiful cards on my that's broken, good condition, sleeps 4. FOR SALE — 1965 Ford 1/2 my husbands death. Phone Pompeii 838-2324. 12- FOR SALE — 1963 Dodge Farm Machinery 18 our friends, neighbors and ZelmaE. Green 12-l-p-30 birthday. But the scar is always one ton truck, 8 ply tires, 4 ton pickup. 6 cylinder, relatives for expressions of Emma Moritz 12-l-p-30 there. 3-p-10 standard transmission. speed transmission, low sympathy and floral of MORITZ — Our sincere Gale Van Burger and mileage. 587-4151. 11-3-p-ll $295.00. Bee's Chevy-Olds, FOR SALE — International ferings tendered us in our family FOR SALE — 1970 Trotwood St. Johns 224-2345. 12-1-p-ll thanks to the staff at Carson PIGGOTT — We wish to mobile home. 12 x 60. Air Harvester tractor, plow and recent bereavement, the loss City Hospital, Drs. Jordan thank our children and many 12-l-p-31 conditioner, washer, dryer, mower. 651-5372. 3748 E. of our dear husband and and Smith, the Osgoods, -friends and relatives who FOR SALE —1971 Chevrolet FOR SALE — 1973 Corvette Lehman Rd. Laingsburg. father, Max Ream. We disposal, built-ins, shed, and Van, V-8, heavy suspension, convertible, 350 cubic Reverend Rasson for his helped us celebrate our 25th 12-1-p-lB especially thank Chuck words of comfort, the more. Call 224-6048 or 224- good condition. Ph. 862-4833. engine, power steering, wedding anniversary. 3437. ' 12-3-p-lO Wilcox, Jim Crabb, the pallbearers and the ladies of Thanks again for the this Space. 12-3-p-ll brakes, and windows. FOR SALE — Ford 4500 Ross', Pat Ostram, the AM/FM radio, heavy duty the church for the lunch. beautiful cards and gifts we tractor loader and backhoe DeWitt Inhalator Squad, Also to all friends who FOR SALE — 1969 Pontiac battery, tilt telescope received. FOR RENT in good condition. Can be employees of the Motor brought food, flowers and GTO. Green with green vinyl steering wheel. 332-5349. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon seen at Allen's Redi-Mix, 4 Wheel, Rev. C.G. Keith of the memorials at the time of Phone 224-2361 top. 4-speed. Excellent Piggott 2-bedrqom luxury apart 12-2-p-ll miles north of Ithaca. 463- Bath United Methodist Albert's illness and death. condition. Call after 5, 587- 12-l-p-30 ment. New shag carpeting, 5976. 12-3-p-18 Church, Mr. Dunn and Mrs. Emma Mortiz individual storage space, 6716. 12-3-p-ll FOR SALE —1969 Plymouth employees of the Gorsline- GTX. $695.00. Also, like new, Nieces and nephews central air conditioning FOR SALE — 1964 Massey- Runciman Funeral Home. 12-l-p-30 from $165 a month. 205 FOR SALE — 1970 Ford 8" table saw with motor. Mrs. Max Ream CLASSIFIED AD PAGES $65.00.224-3126. 12-1-p-ll Fergusson 35 SP combine, 8 N. Scott Rd. St. Johns. Maverick Grabber. ft. grain and 2 row corn head. CASH RATE 5' per word Call 224-4376. Scott Rd. Automatic transmission, Allis-Chalmers 66 combine, Apartments. good condition. 593-3380. FOR SALE — 1969 Dodge AL GALLOWAY Polara, 2-door power 1962 GMC 4,000 cab and Minimum 50* per insertion 12-1-p-ll chassis. 641-6345,641-6495. steering and brakes, low Save a 25rf service fee by paying for your charged mileage, excellent condition. 11-3-P-18 USED FARM EQUIPMENT ad within 10 days of insertion. St. Johns 224-2513. 12-1-p-ll FARM MACHINERY - TRACTORS - COMBINES - CORNHEADS NEW EQUIPMENT FOR SALE —1973 Chevelle. BOOMS RED & WHITE TOP SILOS: Now in our 45th year TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS - PICKERS BOX NUMBERS in care John Deere RG4-4 row cultivators 3 pt. hitch SS 350, 4 speed, stereo, only serving the more agressive 4,000 miles. Black on black. and cost conscious farmers. TRACTOR PARTS - REBUILT HEADS ' . of this office add V 224-4008. 12-3-p-ll Silos for every purpose. Get all the facts before you buy. GOOD SELECTION AT ALL TIMES ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE FOR SALE —1968 Chevrolet Find out what a really heavy ACCEPTED UNTIL MONDAY John Deere 2010 Gas with Loader Impala Custom. Vinyl top, plaster coat is. Is it applied Phone (517) 224-4713 or 224-4300 AT 5 P.M. * ' Allis Chalmer WD. Gas Tractor 327 automatic, power with a cement gun for better steering, power brakes, good adhesion and a much, much First Farm North of St. Johns on US-27 RATES are based strictly on Classified Style 1-1947 John Deere "B" • , condition. Must sell. DeWitt heavier plaster lining inside FOR FAST RESULTS- PHONE 224-2361 669-9029. 12-1-p-ll like we do? We install the ST. JOHNS, MICH. OR ENTERPRISE 8201 John Deere, 4620 Diesel with cab, heater, air-condition, foundation. Our trucks are dual wheels, and dual hydraulic control (only 300 hrs). FOR SALE —1967 Mustang. self unloading with hydraulic John Deere 4020 gas - 7" - Excellent condition. Chrome „booms. Silo-Matic and ••wheels;-4-speed. Must'sell. •VanDale equipment. Order 195*0 Johnlleere "B" * * " '"" Ph. 224-99*63 after'3 p.m. 12-3- now and avoid the fall rush. :*f Farmall 400 Gas, narrow front. p-ll Booms Silo Co., Inc., Harbor Beach, Mi., 48441. Phone: International 240 gas with blade. (517) 479-6654, or contact Jim O'Connor, St. Johns. Mi. mi^ES:S^SERVI€^::;DIKE^TORI Farmall 806 Diesel Motorcycles 48879 Phone: 224-7414. Us« This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms 2-John Deere Model 50 10-1-18 FOR SALE —1971 Kawasaki i—, Big Horn in good condition JOHN DEERE 6 foot ARTS & CRAFTS HETTLER'S MOTOR F with 2 helmets. 593-2355 after combine, number 25. John C. SALES, 24 Hr. Wrecker Service, Good Used Trucks. DUNKEL PLUMBING AND 6. 12-3-p-12 Watling. Bath Ph. 641-6201. ANDY'S IGA, St. Johns, HEATING, Licensed Master Several good used J.D. and International 4-row front 10-2-P-18 NEEDLE ARTS, 701 S. Home Baked Bread, Pies, Plumber Ph. 224-3372, 807 mount cultivators to fit on a wide range of tractors. FOR SALE—1971 Honda 350 Kibbee Ph. 224-2956. BAftbERS Cookies,' Choice Meats, E. State St Moto-sport, excellent con Needle point, crewel Carry-out service. embroidery, rug hooking. John Deere RG 2 2-row cultivator 3 point hitch. dition. $500.00. Also, 1970 90 Farm Produce 19 BEAUFORE'S BARBER Suzuki Trail Bike $300.00. SHOP, 1002H State. Open John Deere RG 630 6-row cultivator (narrow) 3 point Call St. Johns, 224-7132. Tues. thru Sat. also Wed. & GENE'S IGA FOODLINER, L hitch. 2-l-p-12 TRANSPARENT APPLES! Fri. evenings. Elsie 9-6 Mon. Tues. Wed. They are ready to pick. Stop AUCTIONEER Sat. 9-9 Thurs. & Fri. FOR SALE — 1970 Triumph. out to Phillip's Orchard 8 862-4220. BURTON ABSTRACT Gass City Bean header antrlnnes pickup, Attachment Very clean. 650 c.c. Best miles north and 3 miles west CLEANERS for a John Deere 45 Combine AND TITLE CO. Abstract offer. 2244008. 12-3-p-12 of St. Johns'. 12-l-p-19 and Title Services, 119 N. AL GALLOWAY, ANTES DRY CLEANERS, Clinton. Ph. 22-3294. AUCTIONEER Used Farm GIFTS -John Deere 55 combine with pickup and bean equip-, FOR SALE —14-1/2 acres of pickup and delivery, 103 W. i«. Machinery & Parts. St. Walker, phone 224-4529. ment June clover. 6 miles south of Johns, 224-4713. Fowler. 587-4104. ll-2-p-19 THE TREASURE CHEST, John Deere #40 loader for an MT or 40 or 420 tractor. 220 N. Clinton, Hallmark -*>- Cards - Russell Stover RESTAURANT Candy. New Idea #201 spreader DAY, WEEK, MONTH or DALEY'S FINE FOOD, LONG TERM LEASE Dining & cocktails, Ph. AUTOMOTIVE 224-3072, S. US 27-# mile John Deere #44 spreader PTO single beater CAINS, Inc. PARR'S REXALL DRUGS, HARDWARE S. M-21. BILL FOWLER FORD. open daily- 7:30 a.m. to 9 BUICK-PONTIAC New & Used Cars & p.m., Sunday 8:30-12:30 & DALMAN HARDWARE, OPEL-GMC Pick-ups. N. US-27, DeWitt, 5 59 7 p.m. Ph. 669-6875, DeWitt, DON SHARKEY 669-2725. Whirlpool Appliances, YACUWM SApl John Deere Sales & Service '210 W. Higham Zenith TV, Plumbing and 1 1/2 Miles East of St. Louis Heating. KIRBY CENTER OF ST Phone 681-2440 2-tf CAIN - BUICK - JOHNS, Vacuum Sales an PONTIAC, New & Used ELECTRICIANS Service moved to new Cars, 210 W. Higham, INSURANCE* location at 705 N. U.S.-27 Shepardsville Complete Body & Service. formerly known as thf By Lucille Spencer SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO., Aloha Drive-in. 224 722 Residential • Commercial - JIM McKENZIE Industrial, 224-4277, 807& There was a good turn out INSURANCE, All Lines of WESTERN EGAN FORD SALES, INC., E. State St. Ins. 224-2479 Ionia for the Family Day activities 527-2480. at the Shepardsville Church 200 W. Higham, phone TOM'S WESTERN STORE, on July 4th. Several odd jobs 224-2285. Pinto-Ford-Mave 1 mi. W. Ovid, 9-5:30 rick-Torino-Mustang. were taken care of and FERTILISERS Mon.-Sat., Fri. til 9* games were played, even a JEWELRY A ny t ime by Appt., ball game. 834-5446. Mrs Kenneth Fricke of the HUB TIRE CENTER, B.F. ZEEB FERTILIZERS, Price Church brought the Goodrich Tires, Ph. Everything for the soil, St. LEVEY'S JEWELRY, report of the Annual Con 224-3,218, Front End Johns, 224-3234, Ashley,- Orange Blossom diamond FOR ALL Alignment. 847-3571. rings, Bulova & Accutron ference held recently at Watches. Elsie, 862-4300. Albion College. She was the alternate delegate and represnted both churches. BOB'S AUTO BODY, FINANCIAL YOUR CLASSI Mr and Mrs Ed Schultz Complete Collision Service, observed their 65th wedding 224-2921, '800 N. Lansing. CAPITOL SAVINGS & , MASONRY anniversary, recently. To LOAN ASSOC, 222 N. AND CEMENT honor them the church Clinton, 224-2304, Safety planted a red maple tree in HENRY E. DREPS, INC., for Savings since 1890. FIED NEEDS the church yard and placed a Cars, Trucks & Motor Home Sam Van Etten 224-4067 red maple tree in their yard Serv. 11375 N. US-27, 669-9996. in St Johns. t • FLORISTS Mr and Mrs Dale Squiers and Roger, have returned 3RiiWTTM.IIM CALL home after spending a week DEBAR CHEVROLET CO., visiting our nation's capitol. New & Used Cars, Elsie f Say it with Quality, Flowers D & B PARTY SHOPPE, Mr and Mrs Reinhard 862-4800. You can't do [from WOODBURY'S Package Liquor 9 a.m. - 10 Billing attended a family better anywhere. IFLOWER SHOP, 321 N. p.m. Mon. Thurs. Fri. & Sat. get-together at the park in [Clinton, St. Johns, 9 a.m.-ll p.m., 224 N. 224-2361 Grand, Ledfee on July 4th. 224-3216. Clinton. Volunteers are still needed MOORE OIL COi( If it's to help in the Vacation tires, see us, 909 E. State, Church School to be held the Ph. 224-4726. - week of July 16-20. 6C CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, St Johns, Michigan July 19,1973 x Fresh high-quality FOR SALE — Charolois bull, Rd;~betweenLaingsburg and' SPINET . — CONSOLE FOR SALE • — 8 foot Michigan eggs cover a small 14 months old. Black Angus unloading with hydraulic' Hogs & Sheep 20 Horses Oyid. 12-l-p-25 PIANO. May be purchased overhead camper in good booms. Silo-Matic and area when broken out. They bull, 24 months old. Phone by small monthly payments. have a large amount of thick Pewamo 593-2567. 11-3-D-21 condition. Call 669-5689. 11-3- VanDale equipment. PORCH .SALE — Children See it locally, write Manger, p-27 EARLY ORDER white which stands high and FOR SALE — Purebred GELDING — 8 yrs'. old, and adult clothing - all sizes - P.O. Box 776 Shelbyville, firm around the yolk. FOR SALE—One registered Palomino, 1/2 Tennessee DISCOUNTS NOW in effect. Hampshire boars. Meat type vibrator, hair dryer, 2 easy Indiana 46176. 12-4-p-27 FOR SALE — Air con Order now arid save $ ? $. proven reasonable. Stock Angus bull weighing 700 Walker, experienced rider. chairs, bar stools, tenor sax, pounds, approximately. 587- Call 669-3209 evenings. ditioner, Sears and Roebuck, Booms Silo Co., Inc., Harbor available most always. 7-3/4 lamps, den mother's uniform KIRBY CLEANER $34.50 — 3-speed automatic, 6,000 Beach, Mich. 48441 Phone miles west of DeWitt, 9800 6777. 12-2-P-21 9-3-p-24 and MANY odds & ends. Upright cleaner available to FARM and INDUSTRIAL BTU's. Used about 3 weeks (517) 479-6654. 39-tf-27 HoweRd. il-3-p-20 Thursday, Friday and responsible party for only last summer. 332-5349; TRACTORS and FOR SALE — Registered Saturday, July 19, 20 and 21. $34.50 cash or terms v EQUIPMENT FOR SALE — 8 purebred quarter horse gelding, 3 11-3-P-27 Wanted ^ New and Used Poultry at 239 W. Front St., Ovid. arranged. Trade ins ac-. York boars. 175 lbs. Call years old. Gentle and good 12-p-l-25 cepted. Call Lansing collect BOOMS RED AND WHITE Miscellaneous 28 after 5. 224-2663. Ken riding, $270 also St. Bernard 489-2822 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. TOP SILOS: Now in our 45th Simplicity Eldridge. ll-3-p-20 PHEASANT CHICKS 60*' dog, 1 year old, $15. Call 224- Electro Grand. 12-1-27 WANTED — Riders to 6183 or 224-4547. . 9-3-p-24 year serving the more each or 50* for 50 or morev aggressive and cost con downtown Lansing, 8 to 5, or LAWN and GARDEN 14560 S. DeWitt Rd. 485-3878. Miscellaneous 27 FOR SALE — Refrigerator, 7^30 to 4:30. Call after 6 EQUIPMENT scious farmers. Silos for 11-6-P-22 FOR SALE — one part Whirlpool, 12.3 cu. ft., 109 lb. every purpose. Get all the o'clock, Pompeii- 838-2505. HENGESBACH FORD Cattle quarter horse,- one part FOR SALE - 12 bundles of freezer, Excellent condition; facts before you buy. Find ll-tf-dh-28 arabian horse; one welsh Like new. $60.00 DeWitt, 669- TRACTOR SALES green locked-tite shingles. out what a really heavy WANTED — Someone to pony. 14327 Turner, DeWitt. $2.50 a bundle. Call Elsie 862- 9029. ,. 12-l-p-27 FOR SALE — Purebred Ph. 487-3268. 12-3-p-24 plaster coat is. Is it applied tear down a small barn for Phone 647-6356 Angus bulls. All of service 5515. 10-3-P-27 with a cement, glue like we NORWOOD hay savers and the lumber. Call 224-7323. PORTLAND, MICH. 51-tf age. Stanley Geller. 3541 W. do? We install the foun Price, St. Johns. '^l-3-p-21 LET US RECOMMEND a silage bunks, all steel welded dation. Our trucks are self- , ll-3-p-28 50 REWARD — For return of painter or paper hanger for with rolled edges to last a Paw-Paw, the friendly 6 Garage Sale . you. Your Sherwin Williams lifetime. See at our yard, 5- month old male gray tiger Dealer, Finkbeiner's, ,1/4 miles south of Fowler. STEVE'S REFUSE cat, missing from Rainbow LARGE Rummage Sale. Fowler. Phone 593-2606. Ph. 587-3811, Fedewa Lake Home since July 3. Call New and used. Also 1967 41-tf-27 Builders, Inc. 22-tf-27 682-4120, Maple Rapids. Ford Fairlane $125.00 and a SERVICE 11-1-23 1965- Sinca $100.00 both BARGAINS GALORE! — SEW STRETCH MATERIAL running > condition but And they're all close to your - 1973 Dial and Stitch $47.75 WANTED — To find a home without batteries. 1/4 mile door! It's the spectacular«St. left in layaway. Sews stretch (L.iscensed Refuse Service) for part German' and east and 1/4 mile south of Johns Sidewalk Sale and it material. Comes with a Shepherd puppies. 9 miles Ashley school or 5 miles east starts Thursday, July 26 walnut sew table. Beautiful north of St. Johns, 4 miles of 27 and 1/2 mile north from 9 a.m. till 5:30 p.m. pastel color. Full size head, OVID-ELSIE east on Wilson Rd. 40 rods McClelland Rd. ll-3-p-25 Can't make it Thursday? all built in to zig-zag, but north on Wisner Rd. Come Then catch us Friday all tonholes, overcast,, makes after5:00p.m. 12-l-p-23 day, July 27 from 9 a.m. to 9 fancy stitches. Only $47.75 ST. JOHNS, EUREKA BARN SALE — July 26-27-28. p.m. See you all there! cash or terms arranged. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wood cook 12-1-27 ^Trade-ins accepted. Call AND BANNISTER AREA. MIDDLE-AGE MYTH stove, bottle gas, hot water collect Lansing 489-2822 9 It's too' bad life's problems heater, antiques, baby LOST—Bright carpet colors a.m. to 9 p.m. Electro can't hit a man In his teens ... restore them with Blue when he Imowfl everything items, furniture, clothes, Grand. 12-1-27 FREE ITEMS. 5787 Meridan Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Dean LARGE INVENTORY OF Commercial and Container Service Hardware. St. Johns. 12-1-27 Balzer Jimmy and Bronco Outskirts Of Elsie accessories now in stock. £5 FirstTime Offered Tires and wheels for all 4- PHONE 834-5539 A lovely brick and wheel vehicles. YODER'S GENERAL Sales & Service, 8193 Alward 4007 Carland Rd. Elsie, Mich. aluminum 3-bedroom ranch home, offers Rd., two miles west of plush carpeting in the Laingsburg. Phone 651-6037; **********************A*A**A**** large living room - 50-tfT27 >• ) WELDERS ) 3 homemakers kitchen FOR SALE — 23 inch con 7 3 $ with dining area, 1-1/2 i 3' baths with utility room, sole, black and white, ) 3 • in DeWitt Magnavox T.V. in walnut ) FURMAN 3 full basement, attached >;•• 2-car garage extra large cabinet Excellent condition. j 3 Best offer.'Call 224-3437. ) • REALTY dd^ 3 country lot, priced to )• >• Arc, Gas, Heli-Arc, seU. ll-tf-dh-27 ) • ST. JOHNS OFFICE 3 Elsie > 3 FOR SALE — 9 foot grader Orange Blossom 1515N.US-27 3 A fine family home Engagement Rings are, thefinest diamond rings )• 3 offering 3-large blade, middle mount, new LAND! LAND! 3 Light Machine Shop Work bedrooms, spacious steel edge, pump controlled, in the world. Orange Blossom s- 3 kitchen, formal dining complete, fits most heavy makes all their rings in 18K white )• LAND! 3 or yellow gold, and uses only the finest )• room & living room, duty trucks. 180 degree arc. _j ,.160 ACRES ~ oa corner with 1 mile of blacktop fron- >• bath, basement, gas $550.00. 7-3/4 miles west of __ diamonds available to adorn their many Bi bai J )j£g~ S M°j;P"se, A gpbdJannJorJ4p^acre. 3 Located:^. heat, 1-1/2 car garage*, DeWitt^BOO Howe Rd; beautiful and "fligu^ styles^, f. 3 • '" £ ~11-3-p-27 J!U 3 complete on a shaded l ; 28 ACRES ON GREED RD. - off Krepps Rd. 2 parcels 3' 1800 E. Washington, DeWitt lot, priced in the. low j', of 14 acres each. Good building sites, take your choice. 3 669-3717 Home 484-5708 teens, owner will con 3 3 sider selling on easy to c/lrt Carved J • g; Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 Sat. 8:30-12:30 ;i| ' • 9 ACRES ON KREPPS RD. - just off Lehman Rd. 3 • v purchase land contract CONCRETE ' ; Good location, St. Johns schools. 3- •:•: Bill Walker Chuck Deaner & terms. Wedding Rings 3 | Owner ^}^r...... | Country Ranch J • 3 PARCELS OF'l ACRE - each on very high ground 3 Ovid Elsie School Area WALLS J • overlooking hundreds of acres, also 10 acre parcel. 3- A new home is a lifetime LYRIC 3- Features 3-large * ; These are on Alward Rd., just east of St. Clair Rd. 3 bedrooms, kitchen investment. Let us help ) MR. FARMER: combines with the you secure this in I '• 40 ACRES SQUARE - mostly wooded with 2 natural 3 dining area, full bath, vestment with the best ) • ponds. Blacktop road, 10-minutes North of St. Johns. If 3 utility room, im basement wall possible - 3 If waiting in a long a poured concrete wall. > • you want seclusion this 'is it!!! 3- maculate hardwood 1' i '' •* We are equipped to do )• line is not for you, floors throughout, living ] '• 10 and 23 ACRE PARCELS - on blacktop, real scenic 3 room, extra large 2-car, the complete job or any PETOIUE ) • for building. Owner will carry contract. 3 attached garage, comes part of it. Bring your See Our Many Large Styles Of •). /- 3 why not bring your wheat prints over or call for an j. 3 complete on a - large appointment 387-381 ll 12 ACRES - with over 900 feet of frontage on Stony \. to the St. Johns Co-op? country lot, only $23,500. Diamonds and Wedding Rings ) Creek, just 3 miles west off Francis Rd, also has 3 to 4 Business Property acres of woods. Good terms. READY-MIX CONCRETE )• West M-21 on the out for All Your Needs Any Credit Terms Available 3 skirts of Owosso, choice QUALITY-SERVICE V 11ACRES ON AIRPORT RD. -- Good ground, good AS SEVERAL DUMPS ARE corner location, Service WATCH FOR STOREWIDE SALE FOR )• building area, has terms. - ) Station & automobile SIDEWALK DAYS. MANY SPECIALS, )• AVAILABLE, WAITING LINES repair shop combined, JULY26&27. ) • 2.5 ACRES ON WARREN RD. •- near Sleepy Hollow. good gross, suitable '\ Well and septic system already in. $4,000 Cash. CAN BE KEPT AT A location for most any type of business call 3 • 5 ACRES- of trees. All the privacy you've dreamed of. MINIMUM. today. HARR'SJEWELRY! 3- 50 Years Selling Fine Diamonds In Clinton County 3- 14 ACRES - on blacktop. Creek in back, plus your own Frank 6218 Wright Road, IU S. Clinton SU Johns * Telephone 1H-144J 3 • apple orchard. Lovely homes going up in area. 3 Honest Weights-Top Prices Santrucek 5% Miles South of Fowler. 3- 517-723-2239 * REMEMBER: If you're going to build, be SURE to get \ ;,Health Department approval BEFORE you buy!! See The St. Johns Co-op For ROY SPIESS Henry Furman AGENCY, INC. Fred Denovich Broker - Realtor Bill Bellant DICK SELLECK, 224-2597 224-7581 All Your Farm Supply Needs., REALTOR COMPLETE FARM Mary Rappuhn Ruth Nostrant 224-3469 224-3614 313 N. Washington St. Mary Vandorvort Jean Amos Open All Day Saturday 224-7095 224-7925 Phone 725-2188 Days or FERTILIZER SERVICE ST. JOHNS CO-OP Evenings MEMBER LANSING BOARD OF REALTORS Member Shiawassee County PHONE 224-3236 or 485-0225 ST\ JOHNS ' PHONE 224-2381 *6oard of Realtors. Member Let Zeeb Bulk Rent Our Pull of Listing Exchange. OR fr***************A***ft******A*** Spread Your Fertilizer J 1 Type Spreaders TOP DRESS YOUR HAY FIELDS NOW SPECIAL - NOW thru AUGUSI lb NO CHARGE TRUCK SPREADING To Use Our Pull . % Price Type Spreaders or $3.00 per Ton . 2 Ton Minimum $12.00 Minimum Make Arrangements Now By Galling ST. JOHNS ASHLEY 224-3234 874-3571 208 W.i Railroad St. I I OVEN FRESH PREMIUM BREADS OVEN FRESH:X KREME^-^ HURLS m 9• LIVES •TUNA & EGG • LIVER AAn •SUPER SUPPER rAT • SEAFOOD PLATTER %f4 1 • TUNA 8. SAUCE TUNA & CHICKEN FOOD ;ne t 12-oz. Can FAME KRAFT FAME 'Smooth or Crunchv' HUNGRY JACK 'COMPLETE M tlfr *tm>>. TRASH 10-ct. 32 18 Z Pkg. 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