3 PAP:.7J--- CI i ii to 11 Con hiy|fp:ei^ HSfhYear, No. 34 5T. JOHNS,MICH- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER23, 1970 15 cants DeWitt council prepares collection guidelines for new refuse system By TIM YOUNKMAN commercial establishments by lon paper containers made avail­ City of City contractor will col­ Editor the City. able by the City for refuse con­ lect refuse which cannot be tainers. - The DeWitt City Council Mon­ placed in the paper bags. Notices CONTAINERS B) To close these containers day night established new guide­ of the dates and times of these A) Thirty gallon paper waste securely and place them at prop­ lines and rules governing the collections will be published in bags will be made available by er location at the proper time. proposed refuse collection sys­ advance. During these special the City through one or more C) To drain garbage of all tem due to take effect in the collections all refuse placed at retail establishments at twenty liquids and wrap same in paper city in February. roadside will be collected, when­ cents per bag, in minimum quan­ before depositing in refuse con­ ever possible this refuse will be Cited in the rules are regula­ tities of ten bags. tainers. placed in containers or bundles. tions for frequency and extent of B) Only refuse placed in these The City may refuse to collect collections, collection times, bags will be collected during the any Items which pose an unusual containers, duties of residents regular weekly refuse collection, problem in either the collection and bulk refuse. BULK REFUSE C) Bag holders will be made At least twice annually the or disposal of such items. available, at cost, by the City to residents of the City. Use of these RESIDENTIAL COLLECTIONS bag holders is optional and not A) The City of City contractor required, Tiedt, Brya to retire, shall collect refuse from each residence once each week, if COLLECTION TIMES properly placed for collection by the householder. All containers must be prop­ Clinton Nationa erly placed at roadside by the COMMERICAL COLLECTIONS householder no later thean 7a.m on Tuesday of each week for B)The City of City contractor residences north of the Looking names newmanagers shall collect non -burnable rub­ Glass River, and no later than 7 a.m, on Thursday of eachweek bish from each commercial es­ Two vice presidents of Clinton ant cashier in 1935. He was named tablishment once each month, for all residences south of the Looking Glass River. National Bank & Trust Co. who a director In 1944 and cashier during the first full week of each have had a longtime association in 1948. month, if placed in approved con­ with banking in this area are When the Fowler bank merged tainers. Garbage and burnable DUTIES OF RESIDENTS retiring Jan. 1. with Clinton National In 1966 rubbish willnotbecollectedfrom A)To use only the thirty gal­ They are FredH. Tiedt, man- Tiedt was elected as a director ager of the Fowler officewhohas and assistant vice president, been active in the bank for 45 He was chosen as a vice years, and Victor F. Brya, man- president in 1968. He is a grad- ager of the Laingsburg office who uate of Fowler High School and has been associated with that attended Ferris State College at banK for the past 25 years. Big Rapids. DeWitt forms new volunteer force Tiedt served for nearly two New manager at Fowler will decades on the Fowler school be Charjes J. Mathews, an district board and has held num­ A new police force was formed operated with an auxiliary force assistant cashier and director of erous positions of responsibility in DeWitt Monday night during a "which has been very success­ Clinton National, who has been with St, Paul's Lutheran Church regular meeting of the DeWitt ful." with the bank since January of in Fowler.Heandhlswife,Esther City Council. The force will be under the 1969. are the parents of a son, Fred The new force will be called control of the DeWitt Police Taking over as manager at K. Tiedt of Santa Ana, Calif., the Volunteer Auxiliary Police Board, an arm of the city coun­ Laingsburg will be Gary L, and a daughter Miss Janet Tiedt Force consisting of 10 to 15 cil. The council will have the Honeywell, a former^ state bank of Fowler who is associated with officers. power to abolish the new force examiner- who joined Clinton Na>- the Michigan State DentalAssoc- if it does not prove success­ tional in May of this year. iation in Lansing,,v-t, Vi»i* •«- ' DeWitt Police Chief Charles ful after a trial period of oper­ Both Mathews and Honeywell A native 6f DeWitt, Victor Brya' Anderson said the force will help ation. the regular officers in emergen­ have had extensive training in moved with his parents to Laings­ cies and traffic control opera­ Anderson noted that the city all departments at Clinton Na­ burg In 1911. In 1926 he and his tions. He noted thatwhile on duty, had hired outside help during tional and in each of the bank's wife, the former Ruby Sayles, the volunteers will be sworn of­ traffic and emergency operations several branch offices. became partners with his father, ficers with full powers. and that the new force would save Fred Tiedt began his service the late A. F. Brya, in a Laings­ the taxpayers a considerable with the former Fowler State burg hardware and implement He added that the City of Mason amount of money. Bank in 1925. He became assist- business subsquently known as A. F. Brya & Son. They held the John Deere agency there for 41 years. Brya LOOKING GLASS RIVER, DEWITT-CHRISTMAS 1970 also owned and operated farms In the Bath and DeWitt areas for Photo by ED CHEENEY Continued on Page 2A Post office to follow Foreignstudentsexperience revised holiday hours Christmas in ClintonCounty Officer - in-charge, Keith A. Saturday Dec. 26 Mishler, of the St. Johns Post There will be NO window ser­ Office announced the schedule his Eight Clinton County families Turkey attending the University to urban and farm families on vice or City and Rural delivery department will follow during the will share their joyatChristmas of Maine. Thursday and Friday, the stu- of mail. The lobby will be open holiday weekends beginning with students participating in the for lock box service — Vending Continued on Page 3A Thursday. 18th annual 'Adventure in World Other families and students machine available for stamp pur­ Understanding" program at are Frederick Lewis, St. Johns, chases. First class mail will be Christmas Eve Dec, 24 Michigan State University, Besecadu Mesfin of Ethiopia at­ dispatched as usual. tending Southern Illinois Univer­ News readers Lobby windows will close at This is the 18th year of the sity; William Brook, East Lan­ Sunday, Dec. 27 12;30 p.m. A supervisor will be program and Clinton County fam­ sing, Hulya Koroglu of Turkey on duty, until 5 p.m. for anyone ilies have participated in the pro­ attending Syracuse University in appreciate needing to call for packages, Normal Sunday service will be gram each year. The program New York and Prophat Saeng-in provided. just rap on lobby window. Stamp itself is sponsored by local peo­ of Thailand attending Indiana vending machine is available in Friday Jan. 1 ple, industry, organizations, the University in Bloomlngton; Ray the lobby for purchase of post­ Agency for International De - Pecks, Elsie, Ittissa Birru of want ads age. Normal delivery and dis­ Normal Holiday service, ex­ velopment, and the Cooperative Ethiopia and Narintr Tima of patch service will be provided. cept no collection service will be Extension Service, Thailand, both attending the Uni­ Sanest Jackson, 8700 scheduled. versity of Cincinnati, and Andrew Cobb, Elsie, Agoes Alwan and Parks Itoad, Ovidgotd Christmas Day Dec. 25 The eight Clinton families and Saturday Jan. 2 Untarwan, both from Indonesia thiree Registered Hol- their student visitors are: Hugo and both working in Washington Lobby will be closed - Special Fox, St. Johns, Sunlta Almatsier D.C. stein Cows the ftest delivery service only between 8 There will be NO window ser­ of Indonesia attending Teachers time" this classified a.m, and 10 a.m. vice however all other normal in New York; Charles Zigler,St. Saturday services will be pro­ Johns, Oladele Onawunmi of Ni­ The families will pick the stu­ advertisement ap - vided. geria attending the University of dents up on Thursday after - pt0a-r;e4 i» the, Clinton Wisconsin in Madison; Dale noon at Kellogg Center at MSU Sunday, Jan. 3 Haviland, DeWitt, Subhash Par- where an informal reception will Gotinty %w^i " t Index adkar of India attending Michigan be held between 3 and 4 p.m. /*,>• - R is, Following the reception, the Normal Sunday service will be Tech at Houghton, and Cecil tf$REE REGISTERED Holstek provided. Smith, DeWitt, Umit Coskunerof families will take their foreign guests home with them to share ^cows. Artificially,siped aafl Business Notes. .14A their Christmas with them and .bx«d; 3 to 5 years ofcU Hea'dy Classifieds 12A return the students to Kellogg to JrfesfKm. Etnesi Jackson, flTOO Center late Christmas evening. Bar*sRd»»'OvW 834*5201. Church Page .... 10B News closed ThurscTay it; • f . • NEW COUNCILMEN Editorial 12B There are 68 foreign exchange students going to colleges «^aV (.;fast acting Farm News* .... 6B In order that the Clinton County News throughout the United States who *$fjl Caching wtRi DeWlrt Mayor Lawrence Keck, center, pauses for a moment during Legal News 8B employees may begin their Christinas fes­ are participating in this adven­ W# the'Clin tivities and observances early* the News ture program.