October 18, 1973

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ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879
Vol. 24
October 18, .1973
24 Pages
man
on murder charge
FRONT PAGE
Charge Elsie man with murder/
ST JOHNS - Rex Alva Tefertiller, 53, of Herbody was discovered Sunday morning
Elsie demanded examination' in District at her 654 S. Ovid St, Elsie address by her
Court Monday after being charged with 2d son Jim, 20, of the same address.
degree murder in connection with the death
of his former wife, Mrs Betty Lee TeferThe Clinton County Sheriffs Dept and the
tiller, 49, of Elsie.
Elsie Police Dept investigated the death
Drugs, money stolen
from DeWift pharmacy
A cold and wet cross country runner receives encouragement during the 1st Annual Clinton County Cross Country Meet held Saturday
morning at St Johns High School. St Johns won the rain-soaked meet followed by Bath In 2d place, DeWitt in 3d and Pewamo-Westphalia
in 4th. Ovid-Elslehad 4 runners compete for medals but did not enter the 5 necessary to run as a team. , g E E RESULTS BELOW)
mayor names
new committee members
' DEWITT-Murl Eastman, DeWitt mayor,
announced his committee appointments at
the Monday night meeting of the council.
Appointed to the 'salary and personnel
committee are Dale Bohn, chairman, Bill
Droin and Gary Gillespie.
KeithBlizzard was appointed chairman of
the budget and finance committee. Serving
with him are Gary Gillespie and Frederick
(Bill) Shaver.
Art Newman heads the publics work
committee with Shaver and Blizzard ser-
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Gillespie, chairman, and Newman serve
on the sewer committee.
In other council action Monday night, the
council also agreed to have the city attorney, Dan Matson, study the snowmobile
ordinance.
Shaver heads the fire board and serving (
Members o( a snowmobile association
oi) the board are Bohn and non-council' were present at the meeting to request the
city study the possibility of opening some
member Thomas Jensen.
Droin was named chairman of the parks streets to snowmobiles so that owners of the
and recreation committee and Bohn serves machines can reach out-of-town snowmobile
areas.
With him on that committer
ving with him.
Blizzard is also chairman of the Police
board, Serving on the board are Councilmen
Bill Droin and Ted Ward, a non-council
member.
St Johns, voteriremi
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ST JOHNS - St Johns voters are reminded
of the Meet-the-Candidates meeting to be
held Wednesday, Oct 24 in the Community
Room of Central National Bank.
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Candidates seeking election to the St
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Johns City CommissTon Nov 6 will be on
hand to present their views on city issues
and to answer questions from city residents
The meeting is co-sponsored by the
Clinton County News and Radio Station
WRBJandwillbefrom7:30to9pm.
Sjtands mute
on manslaughter charge
ST JOHNS-Elizabeth Pearl, 35,120 S. 8th
St, Lansing, stood mute Monday in Circuit
Court on a charge of manslaughter and will
stand trial.
Jon Newman, Clinton County prosecutor,
cited the charges of "unlawfully operating a
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Candidates will present statements at the
beginning of the meeting and will then
answer questions from the audience.
The County News and WRBJ will accept
.written questions mailed prior to the
meeting, which will be forwarded to each
candidate who will answer them the night of
the meeting,
Running for re-election are Dr James
Grost and Jeanne Rand, opposed by Gerald
Wilcox and John Arehart.
and, subsequently, arrested the divorced
husband.
Report cause of death was apparent
strangulation.
Preliminary examination will be Oct 23 at
1:30 pm.
DEWITT - The DeWitt Pharmacy was
broken into late Monday night or early
Tuesday morning and approximately $1000
worth of drugs was reported stolen
DeWitt Police Chief Wendell Myers said
the pharmacy was broken into' between
midnightand 1:30 am and was reportedly a
citizen who noticed the damaged door,,
where entry was gained.
The rear door was ripped open and 4 locks
were forced to gain entry.
In addition to the drugs, 4450 in cash, a
scale used to weigh drugs and small
change was reported stolen.
DeWitt Police are, investigating the incident.
Bath trustees approve budget
BATH TWP - The Bath Twp Board of
the past 4 years, again proposing all extra
Trustees Tuesday night approved the available funds for road improvements.
proposed budget for 1974 totaling revenue This expenditure is beginning to show itself
and expenditures of $13,848,251, ap- .
proximately $1 million more than last year's
budget. '
New expenditures in the budget include
$31,000 to be paid for oversized DeWitt Twp
sewer lines that will accommodate hook-ups
in the future by Bath Twp and a $7000 increase in the police department which can
be used to finance the hiring of an additional
patrolman,in.that department. •
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Roy VanSickle, 'Bath Twp supervisor,
explained that available extra funds will be
used for road improvements.
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in some improved road^ in our township, but
we all realize, I'm sure,, tto
that we have a long
way yet to go."
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YOU
WHAT? VOTE
WHEN? NOV 6
WHERE? ST JOHNS '
WHY? TO ELECT 2
CITY COMMISSIONERS
BATH - It's now official-Bath voters
again approved the construction of a new
high school Mondav.
The election had already passed, but a
portion of the ballot explaining what money
would be used to build the new school was
omitted in the previous election.
Another election was held to include that
portion of the ballot and 529 persons turned
out with "yes" votes and 323 voting "no "
Tjhe Drevious election passed 522-389.
vehicle in a reckless and wanton manner"
and he said she was believed to have consumed alcohol and marijuana prior to the
accident at the corner of US-27 and Cutler
Rd, April 8, which claimed the life of
another driver.
Huntington heads
United Fund
ST JOHNS - Charles Huntington, St1" Johns resident and
vice president of Clinton
National Bank, announced the
kick-off of the United Fund
drive in Clinton County. About
100 volunteers will attempt to
raise the 1973 goal of $30,000,
"The United Way is people
helping
people
without
government direction or
taxation," Huntington, said.*
"Thousands of Clinton County
residents were served in one
way or another by one or more
of the agencies last year and
they deserve our"finest efforts,"
he added.
Residents not contacted and
who wish to contribute may
send their gifts, payable to1 the.
United Fund, to Clinton
National Bank, St Johns, MI
48879. Gifts are fully taxdeductible.
Cross Country Meet results
* 1. Hanson, Mark-Bath 16:09
•'2, Tarrant, Glenn-Bath116:22
* 3, Massey, Jeff-S.J. 16;26
* 4. Mandrick, Mike-DeWitt
16;32
* 5, Sutfin, Steve-S.J. 16;40 * 6. Wright, Kevin-S.J. 16:49
* 7. Blauwiekel, Bill-P-W 16:50
* 8. Clark, A'ndy-S.J. 16:51
* 9. Fedewa, Wayne-S.J. 16:58
•10, Skoczylas, Chris-DeWitt
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11. Hanson; David-Bath 17:08(
12. Shinevar, Ralph-S.J. 17:13
,13. Kanaski, Larry-S.J. 17:27
14. Stoddard,'Brian-Bath 17:32
15. Rademacher, ChHs-P-W
17y:35
J6. Simon, Ron-P-W 17:43
17. QarJ-andf Gary-DeWitt
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18. LaCtear, James-Bath 18:15 ,
19. Hardeck,Tim-DeWittl8:33
%t Weber, Gll-P-W 18:37 '
21. Esckllsen, 'Mark-DeWitt
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22. Lynn' TCTHcSDeWitt 18:48
23. Cotter, Jim-P-W 19:05
' 24. Ferguson, Bruce-DeWitt
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7&. Smith, Mark-O-E 19:15
26* Baese, Dave-O-E 19:16
27. Trevino, Ray-O-E 19:31
28. Smith, DavfrO-E 19:46
- 29. Viaches, Norman-Bath
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"Top ten were awarded medals.
Team meet results:
1. St!'Johns*- 31 * 2. Bath - 46
3. DeWitt - 71
. 4. Pewamo-Westphalia - 81
5. Ovid-Elsie-did not compete
, a s a team.
Reigning over1 Homecoming activities in St Johns was 1973 Homecoming Queen Debbie
Archer; The Redwing football squad capped off the activities with a 9-0 defeat over
Waverly to put their record at 3-2 for1 the season. The victory puts the Redwings into a tie
with Grand Ledge for 2d place,
LuAnn Harr was crowned Fowler Homecoming Queen during halftime ceremonies of
the t game against Pottervllle Friday, The Homecoming was a success with Fowler
defeating the favored Pottervllle, previously undefeated. Dave Halfman w'as elected King.
October 18,1973
CLINTON COUNTY NEWS. ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN
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DeWitt twp adopts Land Use Plan
Roger Beebe of Clinton National Bank and Trust Co presents Janet Scott and Wayne Banner with a
check donation to help f biance a St Johns Jayceeand Jaycee Auxiliary Halloween party Oct 3l'from 6:30
to 8:30 pm at Smith Hall. The party is for children in kindergarten through 5th grade. Other
organizations or individuals who wish to assist at the party or make donations may do so by calling
Janet Scott, 224-2601, or Ann Palmer, 224-3921.
DEWITT TWP ~ A Comprehensive Development. Plan
was adopted by the DeWitt
Township Board O'ct 9. The plan
is designed to gujde township
growth to the year 2000.
Board action'Tuesday night
followed the plan's adoption by
the DeWitt Township Planning
Commission, Prior ta adoption
by the planning commission, a
series of public information
meetings and a public hearing
were held.
Next, the Clinton County
Planning Commission will
consider incorporating the plan
into the Clinton County Land
Use Plan.
The plan considers potential
land use to the year 2000, and
contains a series of policies for
each major land use activity.
There are 8 land use categories:
low. medium, and high density
residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, park and
open space, and agricultural.
Present
and~ 'future
capabilities of community
facilities such as schools,
utilities, parks, police, and fire
protection were all taken into
consideration in the plan
development. Also taken into
account was the construction of
federal interstate highway 1-69.
In addition, the adopted plan
seeks to preserve agricultural
lands. All of these interrelationships and many,
others were analyzed and
meshed together in the formulation of the "Township's
Land Use Plan.
Adoption of the plan
culminated a fifteen month
effort by the DeWitt Township
Planning Commission with the.
assistance, of the Tri-County
Regional Planning Commission. __
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You'll find out when
you have a claim.
You can help yourself avoid
costly mistakes in the amount
of auto coverage you carry if
you talk over your, needs with
your independent insurance
agept,'Because-as many people discover too late-a\\ policies do not cover all risks, And
the attitudes of different companies toward claim payments
vary quite widely.
As an independent agent, we
represent several insurance
companies This means we can
pick and choose among insurance companies to find the
one that provides the best coverage for you.
We have a free booklet, "How
To Avoid Costly Mistakes In /
Auto Insurance," that is yours
for the asking Just call or
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Henry Skopek (left) and Harold Zimmerman, both of St Johns,
_, display their limit of Canadian geese they bagged 3 minutes after
the season opened last Wednesday.
Schools receive money
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The State Department of
Education has furnished State
Representative Stanley, M.
Powell of Ionia with a list of
state aid payments which were
scheduled to be distributed on
Oct 1 to the, 30 school districts
which serve citizens of the 88th
Legislative District. This is-one
of 6 payments which are sent to
the local districts from Lansing
in the course of a year.
The figures also give the total
remitted to these districts since
the last report under Titles 1
and 3 of the Elementary and
Secondary Education Act of
1965 and the Vocational
Education Act of 1963 (Federal
programs). Figures for the
districts in Clinton County are:
DeWitt Public .Schools _-*State Aid 189,080; Fowler Public
' Schools -/State Aid 81,490, Title
r 4,687) Bath Community
Schools — 167,770, VE 19G3
2,435; Ovid-Elsie Area Schools
— State Aid 252,190; PewamoWestphalia Comm S D — State
Aid 92.050; St Johns Public
Cederberg
liaison to visit
Oct 23
Congressman , Elford A.
Cederberg's liaison, Ronald W.
Stolz, will be visiting Clinton
County in order to offer the
citizens of the 10th District an
opportunity to bring difficulties
they might have with the
federal government to his attention.
Stolz will be at the Courthouse
in St. Johns Tuesday, Oct 23
from 3 pm to 4 pm.
Cederberg reminds those who
might have a problem with a
Federal agency to bring along
any documents that might help
to identify his case to Stolz.
Schools -
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phone 834-2288
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October 18,1973
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Members W the 1973 St Johns Redwing varsity girls basketball team are-{front, from left) Myra
Ostrandcr, Julie Harris, Leisa Bissell, Chris Henning, Becki Conley, (rear from left Donna Harrah
Toddy Haske, JenniferOtt, KendieKnight, Polly Bunce, Gina Mazzolini, and Debbie Wieber. Not shown
is Debbie Harrah. Coach of the varsity squad is Elizabeth Schrauben.
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Members of the 1973 St Johns Redwing junior varsity girls basketball team are (front, from left)
Diane 'Welton, Nancy Rogers, Cindy Exelby, Deb Armstrong, Betsy Wirick, (2nd row; from left)
Marcia Thelen, Michelle Wawsczyk, Lorrie Lorene, Linda Sperry, Debbie Evitts, Sharon Karber,, (3d
row, from left) Melanie Escher, Darlene Skym, Vicki Welton,, Diane Knight, Linda Eisler, and Denise
Harrah. Sue Cerny is the junior varsity coach.
CUNTQN NATIONAL
Exhihitnrs mav «;pll their
exhibits at the show and orders
A $1 donation will be taken may be placed.
with proceeds going to a special
fund for underprivileged - During the show, there will be
demonstrations by arts and
children.
crafts exhibitors.
A bake sale will be conducted
the day of the show.
Persons wishing to exhibit are
urged tp call 224-2519 im!
( -"^fiir The United Way
mediately to reserve the few
Capital Area United Way
remaining openings.
1973 Campaign Oct. 9 • Nov. 7
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As life-long residents of the area, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
have contributed'much to, the community, civically and
professionally. For thirty years - twenty as principal of East
Ward - Mrs Merrill was associated with the St. Johns school
system and during this span of time both she and her husband
participated in numerous community events and projects. In
addition to this recognition* for their public efforts, we take
this opportunity to honor Robert and Teresa Merrill on the
occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary - an event which
they marked pet. 15. This milestone, like their many other
achievements, has not been heralded by the Merrills but it is
an important event that we include among the honors in
naming the couple as our citizen of the week.
Jaycettes announce
Arts and Crafts show
ST JOHNS -- St Johns
Jaycettes will conduct an arts
and crafts show Dec 19 from
noon until 9 pm in the community room of Central
National Bank.
The show will have a holiday
theme and will feature area
persons exhibiting items including wood fibre, flowers,
cake decorating, crocheting,
ceramics, iewelrv, sketches
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Merrill
paintings, etc.
Members or the St Johns Jaycettes (from left),Diane Sharick, Kathleen Cain and Dorothy Coriiwcli
display items calling attention to the Jaycettes Arts and Crafts Show Dec ID in the community room of
Central National Bank.
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Polhamus, 624 S Leslie, fcanSing, was sentenced Monday to
3-10 years in pnsqqfpjjowing an
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Polhamus in a program where
he will receive occupational
training.
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ST JOHNS -- Nikka Hill, 33, of
Seattle, Washington received 2
years probation in Circuit Court
Monday after earlier pleading
guilty to a charge of carrying a
concealed weapon. ,,
She was arrested at Capital
City Airport after it was .
discovered she was carrying a
pfstol.
Why not? Especially when we'll pay the uncle for his effort. Both ways, yet! Most uncles probably wouldn't want
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payments. He can handle many of the routine banking
transactions, saving you time and effort. And on top it
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ity office. Now won't you consider this offer your uncle
can make and let him take over some of your banking
chores? We don't mind paying him because he's our un- (
cle, too, you know. That payment is thanks to you for
letting our uncle do your banking with us.
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ST JOHNS - Delley A. King,
2404 S Lyons Ave, Lansing, was
sentenced Monday in Circuit
Court to 2-5 years in prison after
earlier pleading guilty to
charge of carrying a concealed
"weapon.
Circuit Court Judge Leo
Crokin said King was appearing
on his 3d offense and had been
on probation .before.
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He weighed 7 lbs 5 ozs. Urana- Wheeler, Mr and Mrs Porter C.
parenls are Juan I, Camelia Parks pf DeWitt. The mother is
Martinez and Mr and Mrs Angel the former Alice Jean Howd,
and Elodia Garcia. The mother
A boy, Christopher Lee, was
is the former Ophelia Garcia. born to Mr and Mrs Timothy
A girl, Vanessa Elaine, was
A" girl, Cheryl Lynne, was Price of State St, St Johns Sept
born to Mr and Mrs Michael E.
born to Mr and Mrs Charles H. 21 -. at Clinton Memorial
Chapko of 1505 Youngs St,
Teqms of 407 W Sickles, St Hospital. He weighed 8 lbs 5-1/2,
Owosso Oct 8 at Clinton \J6hns Sept 28 at Clinton ozs. The- baby Has l'brother,'
Memorial Hospital. .She
Memorial Hospital* She Grandparents are Mr and Mrs
weighed 10 lbs 4-1/4 ozs. The weighed 8 lbs 10-3/4 ozs. The Peter Rothstein of DeWitt, .Mr
baby has I sister. Grandparents
baby has 1 sister. Grandparents and. Mrs Daniel Price of St
are Mr and Mrs Michael are Mr and Mrs Emmitt Teems Johns. The mother is the fprmer
Chapilo of Elsie and Mr and Mrs
and Mr and Mrs John Wickwire. SharronTlothstein.
Richard P . Whitmyer of
The mother is the former Rita
A boy, Justin Jon, was born to
Laingsburg. The mother is the
Wickwire.
Mr and Mrs Jerry L^Welch of
former Phyllis Whitmyer.
A girl, Jennifer Merideth was Rt 1, Ashley Sept 29 at Clinton
born to Mr and Mrs Leon C. Memorial Hospital, He weighed
A boy, Kenneth D Smith, Jr,
Searles, J r of 200 S Oakland 8 lbs 8 ozs. The baby has 2
was bom to Mr and Mrs Ken-" Sept 26 at Carson City Hospital. brothers and 1 sister. Grandneth D Smith of Rfl6 Chandler
Shp weighed 7 lbs 5 ozs. parents are Howard Rother of
Rd, 9-24-73 at Clinton Memorial Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lansing, Mich and Mr and Mrs
Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs 1-1/2
Leon C, SearlesSr, St Johns, Mr Ralph Welch of Lapel, Indiana,
ozs. The baby has 2 brothers
and Mrs Berlin Hughes of
A boy, Brian Scott, was'born
and 2 sisters, Grandparents are
Dansville. The mother is the to Mr and Mrs John Kowatch of
Wm. F. Smith and Mr and Mrs" former Vicki Hughes.
Rl t PewamoSeptl6 at Sparrow
Willard D Searles, both of St
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A boy, Clarence Alan J r was Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs , The
Johns. The mother is the former
born to Mr and Mrs Clarence baby has 1 brother and 1 sister.
Sharon K, Searles.
Alan Parks Sr, 724 N Jenison St, Grandparents are Mr_and Mrs
A boy, Juari Jr Martinez was
Lansing, Sept 20 at E W Leo Kowatch of Pewamo and
born to Mr and Mrs Juan
Sparrow Hospital,"He weighed7 Mr and Mrs Leo Thelen of
Martinez of Rl, St Johns Aug 26 lbs 14 ozs. Grandparents are Mr Fowler. The mother is the
at Clinton Memorial Hospital.
and Mrs Marion Howd of former Mary Lee Thelen. ,
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Double ring ceremony unites*
Kaye Montgomery, Duane Price
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On Aug 25, Kaye Lynn
Montgomery, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Vaughn Montgomery,
15285 Grove Road, Lansing,
became the bride of Duane
Quentin Price, son of Mr and
Mrs Edward Price, 10444
Spaulding Avenue, Chicago.
The Rev Raymond McBratnie
performed the. double ring
ceremony. Randy Jones,
organist, and Faith Borton,
vocalist, provided music for the
occasion.
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The bride chose a gown of
Victorian style white silk
organza trimmed'with Venice
lace, Pink satih ribbon intertwined the lace collar and
down the center front lace trim
of the dress. Her chapel train
was also trimmed with Venice
lace and intertwined pink satin
ribbon! She chose a waist length
veil with a floral headpiece of
white stephanotis, pink roses,
and baby's breath.
The bridal bouquet consisted
of white orchids, pink rose buds,
white, stephanotis, and. baby's
breath.
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Mrs David Keith Montgomery
of Lansing was her sister-in-
A boy, Brian David, was born
to Rev and Mrs David Litchfield
of 156 W Main, Elsie, Mich 48831
Sept 27 at Clinton Memorial
Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs 133/4 ozs The baby has 3 sisters.
Grandparents are Rev and Mrs
Carl Litchfield of River Rouge,
Mich and Mr and Mrs Harvey
Blumenshine of Eureka,,
Illinois. The mother is the
former Vera Blumenshine. •
A baby girl, Beth Ann, was
born Sunday, Sept 30, at St
Lawrence Hospital in Lansing
to Mr and Mrs William L.
Hufnagel of Route 2, Fowler
weighing 10.lbs 6 ozs.
The mother ,is the former
Jean
Armbrustmacher.
Grandparents are Mr and Mrs
Clement Armbrustmacher of St
Johns and Mr and Mrs William
Hufnagel of Fowler.
A girl, Jennifer Lea, was born
A boy, Jeffery Vaughn, was
to Mr and Mrs Dennis Gillespie born to Mr and Mrs Vaughn L.
of R3, St Johns Sept25 at Carson Simpson of 308 Estate Apr3 Oct
City Hospital. She weighed 8 lbs 3 at Clinton Memorial Hospital.
7 ozs. The baby has 1 brother. He weighed 8 lbs 2 ozs. GrandGrandparents are Mr and Mrs, parents are Mr and Mrs Leroy
Gerald Price and Mr and Mrs JT Simpson and Mr and Mrs
Oliver Gillespie. The mother is Dean D. Burk. The mother is
the former Karen Price.
the former Darlene K. Burk,
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Mr and Mrs Fred D Ritter of
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Nobis, son of Mr and Mrs Carl A
Nobis of St Johns,
Miss Ritter is a 1969 graduate
J^JOf Ka\ka>ka High School She
i^^receiveH.' her,-Associate of Ap' ^-rilied Science' degree in Medical
Âssisting from Ferris State
'' College^nd is now employed as
a lab technician for Family
Practice
Associates in
Muskegon
Her fiance graduated from
Rodney B Wilson High School in
1968, attended Northwood Institute, and is now serving in the
US Navy, Key West, Florida.
A November 17 wedding is
being planned. ~~
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other attendants were Mrs groomsmen. Kenneth 'Monj
Kenneth Montgomery* Lan- gomery,," Lansing, brother of
sing sister-in-law of the bride;
the bride, and Kerihy^ Price,
and Mrs Daniel Killackey, Lansing, brother of the'groom
Lansing, cousin of the bride.
seated.the guests, David Keith
Each of the attendants wore a \ Montgomery, Lansing, brother
sleeveless pink crepe gown of the bride, served as host,
featuring a bodice overlayed ~ ' David Montgomery of Lanwith multi-colored print silk sing, nephew of the bride, was
organza extending into a ring-bearer.
waistline'back bow. Their
Immediately following the
bouquets were of red roses, ceremony a reception was held
laveridar asters and pink at Jon's Catering in Lansing for
carnations accented by baby's 150 guests. Serving at the
breath. They wore headpieces reception was Faith Borton.
to match their bouquets.
Special guests present were
1
Danielle
Montgomery, Mrs Tom B Montgomery of
Lansing, niece of the bride, was Tennessee, grandmother of the
flowergirl. She wore a dress of bride; Mrs Price of Chicago,
pink crepe with multi-colored grandmother of the groom; and
print silk organza sleeves and also other guests from Tenoverskirt. She carried a nessee and Illinois.
nosegay of pink sweetheart
Following a honeymoon to
roses and baby's breath with a
Toronto and northern Ontario,
matching headpiece.
the couple are residing at 10408
Both the mother of the bride Ridgeland, Apartment 315,
and the mother of the groom Chicago, 111.
had corsages of white orchids
The bride is a 1972 graduate of
with pink rose buds.
Waverly High School. Her
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CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JO'HNS, MICHIGAN
October 18,1973
LuAnn Bond weds James Smith
•ST JOHNS -- On August 25,
L'uAnn Marie Bond, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. James L Bond, S
Lansing, St, became the bride of
DarreU G Smith, son of Mr and
Mrs Lysle Smith Sr, 6209 W M21, Owosso in a double ring
ceremony at St Joseph Catholic
"hurch, Father William
Hankerd officiated before an
altar decorated with red roses
and pink carnations.
The bride selected an A-line
gown featuring an empire waist
with lace trim and a long train.
Herveil matched her dress, She
carried a bouquet of red roses
and pink carnations,
Serving as maid of honor was
Lorraine Piggott, Fowler, Her
other attendants included Shari
Karber, St Johns; Anne
'Kramer, Fowler"! and Mrs Marc
Simpson, St Johns. Rhonda
Werner and Kim Unterbrink
were flower girls. The maid of
honor and bridesmaids wore
gowns of p'nk dotted swiss with
veils to match and carried
bouquets of pink carnations and
red roses with matching
streamers. Both flower girls
wore gowns of white dotted
swiss and carried a'white' lace
pillow with red roses and pink*
carnations, and a basket of
roses and carnations respectively.
Mrs Bond wore afloorlength
gown of navy and white. Mrs
Smith chose a blue dotted swiss
gown. Both had corsages of
roses and carnations.
Ron Tomaske served as best
man. Dave Wyrick, Jim Bond,
brother of the bride, and Carl
Smith, brother of the groom,
were groomsmen. Charlie
Paddock, Steve Higgins, cousin
of the bride, and Doug Smith,
brother of the groom, seated the
guests.
A reception was held at the
VFW Hall for 500 guests.'
Assisting were Louanne
Tomasek, Mrs Nancy Hufnagle,
Mrs Bert Hint, Mrs Kramer,
Mrs R Sackrider, Lori Pohl,
Mrs Randy Shea, Sue Mitchell,
Sandy Nelson, Mrs'Joyce
Peters, Linda Rademacher,
Janice Karber, Mary Unterbrink,, Mrs Mary Rhynard,
aiid Mr and Mrs James Miller.
Special guests present' included Mr and Mrs Tom Huf•nagel, Mr and Mrs Frank
Gilmore, Mr and Mrs R Bebow,
Mr and Mrs L Unterbrink, and
Mr and Mrs A Smith,
For a honeymoon to Texas,
Mrs Smith chose a navyblue
pant suit.
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graduate of Ovid-Elsie.
St Johns Elementary School students take a whirl on a fire truck during National Fire Prevention
Week last week. Clinton County Independent Insurance agents presented Junior Fire Marshall kits as
part of the observance of Fire Prevention Week.
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Susan Ta/'f bride of Don Findlay
• HUBBARDSTON -- Susan
Kay Tait, daughter of Mr and
Mrs Virgil Tait, 442 Hanover"
Street, became the bride of Dan
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Allen Findlay, son of Mr and bardston. The Rev Eugene R.
Mrs Don Findlay, St Johns, on Fox performed the double ring0
August 25 at St John the Baptist ceremony before an altar
Catholic Church in Hub- decorated by yellow and white
gladiolas and daisy pomps.
Providing music for the occasion were William Schafer,
Pat Burns, Norm Burns, and
organist Mrs William Schafer.
The bridal gown was of white
dotted swiss and featured an
empire waist; long sleeves, and
a full skirt which extened into a
train. The bride wore a floor
length^veil and carried a
bouquet of yellow roses and
daisies accented by baby's
breath,
Kathy Tait served as her
sister's maid of honor. Coleen
Standt, Carson City, and Patty
Gillespie, Warren, Michigan,
sister of the groom, assisted as
bridesmaids.
Each of the attendants wore a
yellow and white floor length
gown and a w h i t e wide
brimmed hat accented with
yellow. They carried nosegays
of' yellow roses and daisies
accented by baby's breath.
The mother of the bride chose
a floor length gown of yellow
and white with white accessories. The groom's mother
wore a green floor length gown.
Each had a corsage of yellow
roses and daisies.
Jim Findlay, brother of the
groom, was best man. Serving
as groomsmen were Mike Lewis
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of Clare, and Dave Moss of St
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held at the K C Hall in Carson
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Following a wedding trip to
the Eastern States, the couple
are,residing at 5745 Orchard
Court in Lansing.
Carson City Crystal High School
and a 1973 graduate of Mont, calm Community Nursing. Her
husband is a 1964 graduate of St
Johns High School and a 1969
graduate of Lansing Community College School of
Nursing.
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Calif, 91016. Their children and grandchildren are Mr and Mrs
Robert L Cartwright, Mark and Candi and Mr and Mrs Ted Cartwright of St Johns; Mr and Mrs Terry Brown and Jared of Ovid and
Pat of Monrovia. It is the wish of the couple's children that
relatives and friends remember Mr and Mrs, Cartwright on this
date with a card or note of congratulations.
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October 18,1973
Wendy Munson weds John J. Winkler
Senior Citizens
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EISIE v- On September 22
Wendy J Munson, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Don Huguelet, 116
E Pine St, and John J Winkler,
son of Mr and Mrs Prank
Winkler, Sr, 8252 Meridian
Road, were united in marriage.
The Fr Thomas M Kowalczyk
officiated with Fr Clarence
Smollnski as con-celebrant at
the double* ring ceremony at St
Cyril in Bannister.
The altar was decorated with'
baskets of yellow glads and
orange mums. Carol Slagh,
organist, and soloist Harry
Price and Toni Porubsky
provided the music,
The bride chose an empire
style gown of polished nylon
over taffeta featuring an A-line of the bride; Karla Munson, attendants carried one yellow
skirt, a stand-up ruffled collar v Elsie, sister of the bride; Cathy mum.
Theflowergirl wore a dress
and bishop sleeves. All were Winkler, Elsie, sister of the
'trimmed with embroidered groom; Sherry Winkler, Elsie, identical to those of the atlace. The bodice was trimmed sister of the groom; and Kathy tendants with white lace and
-with embroidered lace and,seed v Smith, filsie, Mary Beth yellow ribbon. She carried_a
pearls. A chapel train with lace Winkler, Elsie, sister of the basket of orange and yellow
cushion mums,
êxtended from her waist. Her groom, was flower girl.
The mother of the bride chose
floor length veil was secured by
The matron of honor wore a
a Juliet cap of lace with seed gown of orange, yellow and a gown of mint green polyester
pearls.
brown floral print featuring an knit and had a corsage of pink
The bridal bouquet was of emprie waist line trimmed with sweetheart roses with mint
orange and yellow sweetheart • yellow -satin ribbon and an A- green ribbon, the groom's
roses and yellow cushion mums line Skirt She wore a white mother wore a gown of pink
accented by baby's breath and picturesque hat trimmed with ' polyester knit ana had a coryellow ribbon, Each 6f the sage of pink sweetheart roses
wheat.
Mary Taylor, Elsie, cousin of bridesmaids wore a dress With pink ribbon.
Serving as best man was
the bride, served as matron of identical to that ofthe matron of
honor. Her other attendants honor except" with trim of Frank Winkler, Jr of Elsie,
were Deb Barnhill, Elsie, sister orange ribbons. Each of the brother of the groom.
Groomsmen were Dave
Winkler, Elsie, brother of the
groom; Rick Doubrava, Elsie;
Perry Munson, Elsie, brother of
the bride; Don Taylor, Elsie,
cousin of the bride; and Rob
13 YRS.
Groom, Ovid. Troy Barnhill,
nephew of the bride was ring
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Following the wedding, a
dinner dance was held at the
Slovak Hall in Bannister for 800
IN EACH
guests. Host and hostess were
Mr and Mrs Vince Caudy, aunt
and uncle of the bride and Mr
and Mrs Tony Fabus Sr, aunt
and uncle of the groom. The
groom's mother made the
wedding cake.
Special guests were Mrs
Pearl Munson and Mrs Mary
S fa dick, grandmothers of the
.bride; and Mrs Mary Winkler,
grandmother of the groom.
Following a wedding trip to
Canada and Niagra Falls, the
couple'are residing at 140 E
Pine St, Elsie.
Both the bride and groom are
1971 graduates of Ovid-Elsie
High School.
"Clinton County Senior Citizens held their annual election
.ort Oct 9 and the following
directors were elected for terms
of ffyears: Clarence Hill, Vida
Exelby, Carmen Tranchell, Mrs
Clarence Hill and Marion Hill,
The directors who still have
one year to serve are Earl
Darnell, Ward Miller, Arthur
Curtis, Clarence Bauerle and
Lawrence Frees"
The Board of Directors then
met and elected the following
officers for a term of 1 year:
chairman, Clarence Hill;
first-vice president, Mrs Vida
Exelby; second vice-president
Earl Darnell; treasurer,
ELECT GERALD V. WILCOX, P. E. NOV. 6
Marion Hill; secretary, t a r
Tranchell.
The following commitpe
members were elected:
program
director,
Mrs
Clarence Bauerle; band
director, Mrs Clarence Hill;
card parties Roy Ormsby and
Mrs Mary Dush Mayers; cards,
plants and bingo, Helen
Baumgartner.
The Board of Directors win
meet for a few moments the
first meeting in each month.
Because the local group will
be visiting the Owosso Golden
Agers Oct 23 there willl be no
meeting here.
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OCT 23 — The Blue Star
Mothers Chapter 88 will host
state officers at a potluck
supper at 6:30 at the
Congregational Church.
Meeting will follow.
OCT 27 — Harvest Ball at 9:00
pm at St Joseph School Gym.
Music Makers are going to be
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Gunnisonville
School work bee
set for Oct 27
A work bee will be held at the
restored Gunnisonville School,
corner of Wood and Clark Rd,
Oct 27. Lansing School Dist
administrators will be on hand
to work on the roof. - ^
The school ~- has heen
designated a bi-centennial
project by the Lansing
Bicentennial Committee and
the Restoration Committee is
applying for state and national
designation.
If such a designation is
granted, approximately $13,000
will be required to match a
grant to finance work at ,the
school.
The school is the 4th building
on the site and was constructed
in 1907.
A bake sale will be held at„the
work bee and sassafras tea and
coffee will be served.
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Those wishing to assist in the
project should call Nancy
Cheney, 482-6145, or Oliver
Angell, chairman of the Gunnisonville Restoration Committee.
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Dr and Mrs T. Chuntarasupt (2d from rigfyt and far left) chat with Mr and Mrs Bruce Fovyler during an
open house at Clinton Memorial Hospital welcoming the doctor and his family to St Johns. Mr and Mrs
Fowler were host and hostess of the open house Sunday afternoon, sponsored by the Hospital Auxiliary.
The new doctor, who wishes to be known as Dr Chun, has his practice at 105 S. Ottawa. His telephone
number is 224-6706.
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hold annual meeting
Author Roy L Dodge's
description of "ghost" towns in
Clinton County kept the Friends
of Bement Public Library interested
Thursday night,
Sept 27, when he spoke at their
annual meeting in the
Municipal Auditorium. Six
children received cash prizes,
donated by the Friends, with
book reports written for the
Library's Summer Reading
Club.
Darlene Cerny, a student at
East Ward School and daughter
of Mr and Mrs James Cerny,
Won first prize for Fourth
Graders, with Melody Jean
Redmond of Perrin Palmer
School, daughter of Mr and Mrs
John Redmond,,taking second
place.
First prize for Fifth Graders
was won by Marcia Lusk of
Central School, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Malcolm Lusk, while
Stephanie Sue Smith of St
Joseph School and Kimberly
Lynn Japinga of Swegles
School,'Ued for second place.
To the Qualified Electors of the City of St. Johns,
Their parents are Mr and Mrs
Alan (Tank) Smith and Mr and
County of Clinton.'
Mrs Douglas Japinga.
Jackje Lynn Seperic of
Notice is hereby given that a General Election
Rodney B Wilson School, was
will be held in the City of St. "Johns, in the
the only Sixth Grader to win.
County of Clinton, and State of Michigan, on
She is the daughter of Mr and
November 6, 1973 from 7:00 o'clock in the
Mrs George Seperic Jr and the
forenoon until 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon.
granddaughter of the evening's
Eastern Standard Time, for the purpose of electspeaker.
ing persons to t n e t ™ 0 vacancies in the Office
Dodge, who moved to St Johns
from Harrison, was formerly a
of City Commission.
. reporter on the Bay City Times,
He has published three books on
Michigan Ghost Towns, all of
which were located in northern
Michigan. He is now doing
Randy L. Humphrey
research on similar comActing City Clerk
munities in southern Michigan,
.^.including Clinton County. He
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Merle Beach and several others
near St Johns. Following his
talk he autographed his books
for those who wished to buy
them.
Donald'Isbel, president of the
Friends of the Library, presided
at the business meeting in
which Mrs Joseph Brokaw, Mrs
William Richards, Mrs Roger
Rasmussen,
Mrs
Floyd
Countryman and Mrs Thomas
Coleman were elected to the
Board of the organization.
They replaced- Mrs Larry
Three Big Cycle Hits!
Plowman, Mrs Dale Finch, Mrs
Ârnold Rademacher, Mrs Dick
DeGroot and Howard Casler,
The deadliest gamble ever dared!
whose terms had expired.
At the board meeting which
followed, Isbel, Mrs Lawrence
Fish and Mrs "Delbert Conklin
•were re-elected to the
respective offices of president,
TOMSTERN-JEREMYSLATE-COLOIV
recording secretary
and
corresponding secretary. Mrs
Robert Barnes and Mrs
Raymond Torpey Sr were
elected vice president and
DQWN A HELL-RUN OF HATE
treasurer, and- Mrs Merritt
rode the....
Scharnweber were reappointed
historian.
Mrs Edward Mikula, who for
several years has been chairman of the Library book cart at
.SBflSfcfo 3?<?;?™ |GP|<gSS.^MlR'WimmilQKAI.<iu.iMl
CMnton Memorial Hospital,
asked .to be relieved of that
responsibility and Mrs Countryman was appointed to the
position.
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Other members of the board
•Wiowcflpf
were Mrs Emil Flermoen,
William Escher and the Rev
Francis Johannides.
Refreshments were served
both at the beginning and the
end of the meeting by Mrs De
Groot, Mrs Rademacher, Mrs
Fish and Mrs Torpey.
FRI.-SAT.-SUN.
ST JOHNS -- Tuesday the Guild.
evening, Oct 9, marked another
Mrs Duane Davis reminded
milestone in the history of
that a significant milestone
Methodist women. Building on *occurred
1968 when two/
the rich heritage of the past, churches inunited
-- The
and succeeding the two Methodist and the Evangelical
organizations, the Women's . United Brethren - thus joining
Society of Christian Service and the Woman's Society of
the Wesleyan Service Guild, the Christian Service and the
New Organization for Met'iodist Wesleyan Service Guild, and
women* became "United the Women's Society of World
Methodist Women," and is open, Service to form the Women's
to all women who desire to*
become a'member and sub- Society of Christian Service.
The 4 mission emphases in the
scribe to the Purpose.
New Organization: Christian
In special celebration of this Personhood, Supportive
event, "From These Roots", Community, Christian /Incombining both drama and volvement and Christian Global
music, was written by Mrs S.R. Concerns were represented by
Russell and Mrs C.W. Lumbert Mrs George Pierson, Mrs
and presented in Niles Hall of Robert Keisel,JMiss Carmen
the Methodist Church,
Tranche]!, and Mrs Mrs. Harold
Group singing and a Call to Haught, each presenting some
Worship and Prayer led by aspect of her special mission. •
Mrs Frances Joh'anni'des Missionaries in Africa,
opened the1 event, after which Korea, Japan, and India were
the leader, Mrs C.W. Lumbert, represented by Mrs B. Stanley
called the president, Mrs Pocuis, Mrs Walter Nickel, Mrs
Fraser MacKinnon, to the stage Roy Bailey and Mrs John
to present the highlights of her Thrush who were in costume.
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former life as representing the These represent
only a small
Women's Society of Christian portion of our mission
around
Service, and dreams for the the world.
future.
A closing challenge in the
Mrs George Osgood in drama, "What Is In Your
costume represented the first Hand?" was responded to with
missionary societies and the song, "God Made Our
related how eight women came Hands" sung by Mrs Bruce
together in Boston to organize Fowler, Mrs Roger Beebee, Mrs
the First Woman's Foreign Charles Hazle, and Mrs William
Missionary Society. Their first Rice. Other music for the ocproject was to send Isabella casion included a solo "Reach
Thoburn as a missionary to Out and Touch" sung by Mrs
India, and six months later to Gordon Vandemark, and a
send Clara Swain as a doctor. theme song for the New
Organization. Mrs Vandemark
Growing side by side with directed the music with Mrs
missionary societies were the Duane Davis as accompanist.
ladies aid societies, whose
Appropriate banners for the'
function was to aid the church. celebration were made by Mrs
One of the first presidents of St John Rumbaugh, Mrs Richard
Johns Ladies' Aid Society was Mead, Mrs Jack Hart, Mrs,
Mrs Mary Wood, represented Lester Jenkins, Miss Cathy'
by Mrs Glenn Osgood in Howell, and Mrs Leonard
costume,
Puetz.
Fall
flower
The Wesleyan Service Guild arrangements were created by
was organized in St Johns in Mrs Eldon LeBlond, and
1929, and was represented by members of the Esther Circle
Mrs Walter Graham who served as tea committee and
recalled the missionary efforts hostesses. Chairperson for the
and "mystery mother" plan of event was Mrs C.W." Lumbert.
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ST JOHNS ~ Garth David, 30,
Bath, stood mute Monday in
Circuit Court on a charge of
armed
robbery.
The
prosecution contends David
aided in the armed robbery Dec
8,1972 of the Northside Drive-In
Theatre on US-27 north of
Lansing.
David's attorney petitioned
October 1 9 - 2 0 - 2 1
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Participating in an Oct 9 celebration of the formation of the "United Methodist Women"-are (front,
from left) Mrs George Osgood, Mrs Walter Graham, Mrs Robert Keisle, AJrs Duane Davis, Mrs C.W.
Lumbert, Mb Frazer MacKinnon, Mrs Harold Haught, Miss Carmen Tranchell; Mrs George Piegson,
and Mrs Glen Osgood and (rear, from left) Mrs B. Stanley Pocius, Mrs John Thrush, Mrs Walter Nickel
and Mrs Roy Bailey.
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Experience is the best teacher. And if you know your Novas, you know that we've been
building essentially the same car since 1968. We think we've got it down pat. But we're
not standing pat. Each year we find new ways to enhance the inherent value and appeal
of this uncomplicated, popular, sensibly sized automobile. The car with the'fewest mechanical problems in its class according to a 1972 survey of independent garage mechanics conducted by Motor Service and Service Station Management magazines. This year we've given
Nova an improved bumper system, front and rear, to help cushion minor impacts. There are
some new colors, new carpets, new trim. And for the first time ever, you can order steel
belted radial ply tires for your new Nova. Change for the sake of change, no. Improvement
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the court to reduce bond from
the original $5000, but Jon
Newman, county prosecutor
objected. He said the bond was,
"Perhaps too low already."
Circuit Judge Leo Corkin
denied the request to lower bond
and said, "I don't think $5000
bond is too high for an offense
carrying a maximum of life
imprisonment."
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CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN'
St Johns girls
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ST ,JOHNS - Nine point? in. .contests of the season.
The Redwings scored 1st in
the 2d quarter were all St Johns
needed at their Homecoming the 2d quarter when drewFriday to down Waverly 9-0,r Carpenter kicked.a 22-yard field
despite 6 fumbles by Redwing goal to put St Johns ahead 3-<).
Later, Brian Pertler tossed a
ballcarriers. The victory, gives
the Redwings 3 victories in, a 4-yard pass to Ray Scheuller for
row after dropping the l s t ' 2 6 points, Carpenter missed the
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extra pojnt and the scoring for
the evening was ended.
. St Johns picked up 164 yards
on the ground and 30 in the air,
while holding Waverly to 30
yards rushing and 14 yards
passing.
Mark Barz led the Redwing
rushing attack with 61 yards in*7
carries. Rusty 'Waggoner
carried the ball 14 times for 58
yards and Kevin Knight picked
up 44 yards in 12 carries.
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Pertler was 4 for 10 in the air
for 30: yards and 1 touchdown.
He. was intercepted once. •
The defensive squad had their
work cut out for them several
times. The Redwings fumbled 6
times and lost all of them, and
Waverly took over the ball 7
times in St Johns territory.
The defense was paced by
Jeff Thornton, junior linebacker
who was in on 13 tackles, Dick
Parker, senior nose guard, had
10 tackles and John Hayes and
Jeff Hazle each had 9.
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Coach Ernie Becker praised
the play also of Dan-WMtmore,
sophomore defense" tackle;
Marty Brewbaker whom he said
had an outstanding game at
linebacker and Dale Coffman,*
defensive tackle.
Jim Lynch and Mark Barz
were also commended for good
jobs at their performances as
defensive halfbacks. • •
Becker said the Redwings, '
"Offensively we looked like we
could move the football, but we
had difficulty in the last quarter
holding onto the football."
MORE SPORTS
The~victory gives both St
Johns and Hastings 3-2 records
and the.conference victory
gives St Johns a # e with Grand.
Ledge for 2d place in the league.
Both have 2-1 conference.
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Fowler hands Potterville
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The Redwings take on1.:
Hastings 1-4 in an away game!
Friday and will host Grand,
Ledge the next week. '
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ST; JOHNS ~ The: St- J6h
girls varsity basketball squad
trounced Charlotte 74-28 (M 9,
They exploded for a 23-0'lead
at the end of the 1st quarter'and
led 38-9 at halftime, r - :
Leading the scoring for the
Redwings wereGina Mazzblini
with; 12 points/Julie;Harfis-with
11 ahrfMyra Ostl-atfder with 10.
Kendie Knight led ;the
rebounding with 13; . ."'"•
The junior varsityâlso bea
Charlotte 47-30. ' ^ '
Holding only a 1-point 16-15
lead at halftime, they'outscored
Charlotte 17-4 in the 3d quarter.
Linda Sperry led the scoring
with 11 points followed by-Bets
Wirickwith9. ^ . - M - v = '
The next home game will be
Tuesday,- Oct 23.» against
Hastings. Game time is 6 pm,
FOWLER BALL CARRIER STREAKS FOR YARDAGE
FOWLER - Fowler turned
Potterville every way but looseFriday night and sent the1
visitors back home with-their!
1st defeat of the season.
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The underdog Eagles treated
the Homecoming fans to a 20-6
upset thumping over previously,
undefeated Potterville.
The victory knots up the
CMAC lead between 3 teams all
with 4-1 records; Fowler,Potterville and Laingsb'urg:'
DeWitt cured part of the 1st
place crowding by upsetting
Fulton, who now, has a 3-2
record.
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Potterville's only score came
in the 1st quarter and the r
conversion attempt failed. ,
Meanwhile, the Eagles were
busy scoring in each quarter,'
but the 3d.
THEY SCORED in 1st when
Roger Thelen took the ball in
from the 2-yard line. The
conversion run attempt failed,
In the 2d quarter, Roger '
Thelen's brother, Terry took his
shot at the end zone and scored
from the 3-yard line. The;'
conversion attempt was again'
unsuccessful.
recovered the. ball and raced 54
yards along the sideline before
being tackled.
THE THREAT was short
lived, however, when Lee
Feldpausch intercepted to give
the, ball back to the Eagles.,
Another interception,'picked
off by Johnny Pung, set up the
1st score for Fowler. Pung
picked off the pass at the 28-'
yard-line and ran it back to the
15.
It was Terry Thelen again in
Coach Steve Spicer praised
the final quarter, scoring from'
the 4-yard line. Roger Thelen. - the defensive play of the whole
team and commended the play
got back into the scoring act by
c.arxyipg^he.bali irnfor.the 2-i rof Dave Halfnian on both
point conversion.
% * defense and offense.
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performance of the offensive
yards rushing with Terry
Thelen accounting for ,107 and : line with Dean Schrauben and
Russ Wovack' at end, Glemv
Roger Thelen 73 yards.
Thelen and Steve Mueller at
Potterville had 106 yards
ta-ckle, Pat Feldpausch and
rushing, led by Claude LeBlanc , Steve Fox at guard and Dave
with 71 yards.
Halfman at center.
. Potterville did . threaten to
score in the last quarter when „ Fowler takes on DeWitt
Bob Nemethbobbleda kick, but Friday night in an away game.
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October i8,1973
Tot-finder cfeca/s available
Ward Matson
r \ Ward Matson, 40, Coloma,
formerly of Ovid died in an
ûtomobile accident in Indiana,
Monday, Oct 15,
i1 J /Services will be held at
Houghton Funeral Home in
Ovid Thursday at 2 pm.
Pastor Earl Copehn will officiate with burial at Middlebury Cemetery.
He was born May 14,1933 in
Belle Fourche, SD, the son of
Ernest and Betty Matson.
He was married Dec 6,1951 to
the former Connie Wilkins in
Ovid. He was employed as a
territory manager for the
Klenzade
Division
of
Economics Laboratory.
Surviving are his wife,
'Connie; 1 daughter, BetH; 3
sons, Jim, Jack and Dean all of
Coloma; mother, Mrs Betty
Ruona of Buffalo, SD; 1 sister,
Mrs Donna Wilbur of Lansing; 1
Lansing and Dr Duane Dennis
of Texas; 2 daughters, Mrs
Gary (Colleen) Miller of DeWitt
and Mrs Joseph (Sharon) Acino
of Lansing; 11 grandchildren
and 5 great grandchildren. J
Funeral services were, held
Wednesday at 10 am5 at St' t
Stephens Lutheran Church, Rev *
Robert Nelson officiated with'
burial at Deepdale Memorial
Park.
Arrangements were by
Jessen Funeral Home.'
ST JOHNS - The independent
insurance agents of Clinton
County, in conjunctibn with
National Fire Prevention Week.
are offering free "tot-finder"'
decals.
The decals are designed to be
nlaced on the doors of infants
sisters, Mrs Regina Haines of,St
Johns,, Mrs Leona Pearson of
Alma,'Mrs Viola Pung of St
Mrs Margaret"
Johns and Mrs Marie Herrick of
Flint; mother, Mrs Mary Bast
Dennis
of St Johns; 12 grandchildren .
LANSING - Mrs Margaret
and 5 creat grandchildren.
Dennis, 71,5200 N. Grand River,
Services were held WednesLansing, died at a local hospital
day, Oct 17, from St Joseph
During the week callers at the
Saturday, Oct 13.
Catholic Church. Rev Fr home
of Mrs Lula Boak were
She was born March 11,1902
Raymond Goehring officiated
Mrs
Gerald
Wieber, Mr and Mrs
T
in Ionia County and lived in this
with,- burial at Mt Rest Vernon
Benjamin , and
area all her life,
Cemetery.
daughter, Laurie, Mr and Mrs
Mrs Dennis was a member of
Scripture services were held Charlie Boak and Brian BenSt Stephens Lutheran Church.
Tuesday
evening at Osgood jamin.
Isadore Bast
She was acting president of
Funeral Home.
Mrs Caroline Geller and
Margaret Dennis Inc, which
ST JOHNS -Isadora Bast, 67, '
daughters were Wednesday
owned the Edgemont Beauty 118 Floral Ave, St Johns, died
Lloyd Hettinger
visitors of Mr and Mrs Francis
Salon and the Dennis Trailer Saturday, Oct 13, following a
OVID - Services were held Martin and family of WestSales,
, short illness.
• Monday,
Oct 15, from Houghton
A farmer, he was also em- Chapel of Osgood Funeral phalia.
She wasv a member of the
Mrs Lula Boak. attended a
Michigan' Association of, ployed as a custodian at Homes, fnc for Lloyd Hettinger, birthday
party on Sunday for
Swegles
School
in
St
Johns
and
Cosmetologists and was a
81, 9770 W. M-21, Ovid.
her
great-granddaughter,
beauty operator for over 52 was a school bus driver. V
"He died Friday, Oct 12, at Michelle Boak, daughter of Mr
, He was born May 23,1906 in Ingham
years, i
Medical Hospital in and Mrs Richard Boak. It was
Westphalia;
the
son
of
Jospeh
She is survived by 3 sons,
Lansing following a 3-week her 3d birthdav.
and
Mary
Bast.
Lynn and Kenyon, both of
illness.
A resident of the St Johns
Burial was at South Ovid
area all his lifet he was married Cemetery
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to the former Gertrude Karber,
A
native
of Ovid, he was born
who survives.
Sept 11,1892, the son of George
Also surviving are 1 daughter, and Emma Hettinger.
Mrs Mary Jean Kerr of St
He resided most of his life in
Johns; 2 sons, Donald Bast and Ovid and was married Oct 28,
Gerald Bast both of St Johns; 4 1913 in Ovid to the'former Olvie
Grace Yerrick, who preceded
him in death in 1963.
He was a carpenter.
Surviving are 5 daughters,
Opeit&tte*
Mrs Althea Steed of Carlton,
Mrs Leona Parker of Lansing,
from VAN W.HOAG
Mrs Shirley Savage of
California; Mrs Lela Frost of
Saginaw and Mrs Marilyn
Kennedy of Lansing; 1 son, Lyle
Dear friends,
200W. HighamSt.
of Lansing;, 23 grandchildren
and
19
great
grandchildren.
It deserves emphasis that
brother, Ronald Matson of St
Johns.
and childrens bedrooms to aid
firemen in locating them in case
of a fire.
Parents are urged to contact
an independent insurance agent
in the county to obtain the ';
decals,
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FOWLER
Mr and Mrs Donald Simon
and family of Mount Clemens
spent the weekend with Mr and
Mrs Martin Schafer and they
also attended the Goerge and
Koenigsknecht wedding on
Saturday.
Mrs Caroline Geller entertained the Bridge jQlub on
Monday afternoon.
_
Mr and Mrs David Thurston
and daughter, Tina,. were
Monday evening visitors of Mrs
Lula Boak.
Mrs Louis G. Thelen was a
Saturday afternoon visitor of
Miss Cecilia Thelen.' *
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dealers
the time, the place, the character of the funeral service,,
the merchandise used, (he
cemeterV selected - these are t (
decisions of the family of the
'deceased. The funeral ^director acts only as a representative of the family.
The clergyman should be
consulted In matters that concern him before anydeclslons
are made.
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You'll never hear that from us, If you have your own
ideas as to how the services should be, we're here to
respect your ideas and see to it that they're followed.
Respectfully, K
OSGOOD
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Ovid-Elsie
downs Sharks
The homecoming feign of
Queen Cathy Winkler and King
Robb Nethaway were crowned
a big success Friday night with
Ovid-Elsie downing St Louis 28-
Ovid-EIsie picked up .their
first touchdown in the 2d quarter on a 12 - yard run by halfback Tim Quine. Three plays
later, Kirk Baese picked ott a
Shark pass on their 31-yard line
and, in 7 plays, Quine had his 2d
touchdown and he also ran in
the 2-point qonversion to give
the Marauders'^ 14-0 lead.
Jack Boyd took the Ovid-Elsie
kickoff at the start of the 2d half
and raced untouched 85 yards,
Rob Gardner went in with the 2point conversion o make the
guards and Gator Pontack at
score 14-8.
However, the'Marauders took center."
little time in striking back. They
marched 62 yards and quarterback Perry Munson scored
on a 1-yard sneak.
Coach Mark O'Donnell said
he was especially pleased with
the line blocking. He said, "Our
2 guards, Paul Tomasek and
Gregg Martin really came off
the ball and opened the holes for
our backs, Quine rushed for 114
yards in 20 carries and most of
those yards were over our
October 18,1973
seniors held St Louis to 23 yards
rushing in the 1st half and 11
O-E's final points came in the yards in the'2d.
last quarter when St Louis
Don Reha led the Marauder
gambled™a 4th and 1 situation defense with 9 tackles.
on their 20-yard-line. The Ovid- Nethaway, De,nnis Cross, Doug
Elsie defense held the Sharks Goodrich, Jim Quine and Gregg
and it took 1 play for halfback Martin ail had 6 tackles each.
Jack Bashore to go in for the
O'Donnell said the young
touchdown,
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Marauders are ''getting a little
Paul Case went off-tackle for more experience and gaining
the 2-point conversion to make more confidence each game."
the final score 28-8.
Ovid-Elsie now has 'a 2-3
The Ovid-Elsie defense, record and will travel to Ithaca
composed of 7 juniors and only 4 Friday.
The Marauder junior varsity
lost to St Louis 12-8 and will host
Ithaca's junior varsity at 7 pm
Thursday,
The freshman defeated St
Louis 28-8 led by Roger Lover
with 105 yards. John Coon and
Roy Weiber each scored touchdowns. Glen Nethaway-led th
defense with 18 tackles..
P-W wins on
2-point conversion
A 2-point conversion gave
Pewamo - Westphalia a 1-point
-7
8-7 victory over Bellevue Friday
night.
.
Bellevue scored 1st in the
contest when Rusty Smith intercepte4 a pass and went in for
the touchdown. Jack Rowse
kicked the extra point for the 7point lead.
Pewamo - Westphalia went
ahead in the 2d quarter on a
pass from Pat Thelen to Randy
Walter. The play covered 67
yards and Thelen ran the 2-point
conversion.
In the rushing department, P
W and Bellevue were close to
even with the Pirates picking up
115 yards on the ground and
Bellevue 110.
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But, in the passing department, Thelen was 5-for-ll for 90
yards, with Bellevue getting 18
yards in the air. Randy Walter
caught 3 of the Thelen passes
for 85 yards.
Steve Simon led the rushing
for P-W with 9 carries for 45
yards.
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Defensively, Simon also had a ^
good night with 8 solo tackles
and 10 team tackles. Coach Bill
Marks also praised' the
defensive play of defensive
tackle Mark Spitzley,
The Pirates threatened with
drives inside the 10-yard-Iine,
but lost the ball once on turnovers and again on a fumble.
Bellevue never came close
after the 1st quarter, crossing
Both teams now have 2-3
records and Pewamo Westphalia takes on Fulton in the
Pirate Homecoming Friday.
After going through the 1st 3
games undefeated, Fulton has
fallen twice, Once to Potterville
and Friday night to DeWitt.
DeWitt
,
defeats
Fulton
MIDDLETON - The DeWitt
Panthers have apparently
spoiled new CMAC entry
Fulton's chances of a share in
the conference title in their first
year of competition.
DeWitt controlled the football
Friday night and ground out an
8-0 victory, the 2d suffered by
Fulton after a strong start at the
opening of the season.
The Panthers scored the
game's only touchdown in the 3d
quarter on an 80-yard drive.
Bob Rice kept the ball on a
quarterback sneak and scored
from the 1-yard-line.
DelYity ground out 185 yards
rushing, controlling the ball
most of the night.
In the 2d half, Fulton was
allowed only 3 offensive series
DeWitt is at home Friday
againt Fowler.
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Drive In
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The St Johns freshman won
their 5th straight game by
deafeating Waverly 14-8 Thursday night.
St Johns scored 1st on a 51' yard pass play from Jerry
Bashore to Mark Geller in the
1st quarter.
Waverly scored in the 3d
quarter and added the 2-point
conversion to go ahead 8-6, the
1st time the St Johns freshmen
have been behind all season.
St Johns scored again with 5
minutes left in the game on a 2yard run by Terry Sehlke. He
also ran in the 2-point conversion.
A blocked punt by Bob Dickman helped set up the scoring
Play. ; .
After the punt was blocked, St
Johns mounted a drive of 45
• yards.
4
Both coaches Roger pePaepe
and John Wilcox commended
the play of the offensive
lineman in the game and
'throughout the season.
Offensive linemen are Scott
Mailand, Bill Penbc and Mark
Grost at-end; tackles Doug
Whitfordi and Jim Plowman;
guards Dan Jorae, Mitch Ren-,
man, Bob Dickman; center,
Allan Rennetls.
Praise was also given to
upback Jeff Smith.
Leading the rushing were
Terry Sehlke with 68 yards in 14
' carries and Mark Geller 51
yards in 7 carries. The Redwings rushed for a total 191
yarjls and 85 yards in the air.
• Among the defensive standouts
were'nosegiiarcfGary Andrews,
tackle Dru Downing and
( halfback Jerry Price.
1 Bob Dickman intercepted
i Waverly in the clostagminute of
\ the game.
The freshmen travel to
Hastings for a 7 pm game
Thursday,
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TO PLACE YOUR
CLASSIFIEDS NOW!
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"The Section With The Want Ads"
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Help Wanted
JYANTED
— Auxiliary
Policeman for nights and
weekends,
Application
available at the Village Office,
117 E, Front St., Ovid. 24-2-p-l
HELP WANTED - Full and
part time for permanent sales
work. Must have sales experience. Semi- or retired men
encouraged to apply. HoldenReid, 213 N. Clinton, St. Johnsr
24-3-p-l
WANTED — A middle age lady
for part-time work as a
receptionist and sales person in
St. Johns. Apply by letter to Box
T c/o Clinton County News
stating qualifications. 25-3-p-l
MAN OR #OMAN- Detroit
Free Press motor route in
and near St Johns and Elsie.
485-6420.
22-tf-l
BABY SITTER for a one year
old in my home, own transportation preferred. 224-3945
after5:00.
25-1-p-l
REGISTERED NURSES full
and part-time on 11-7 shift, partHELP WANTED - Registered time on 7-3 and 3-11 shifts,
nurses*. Part-time positions, licensed practical nurses, full
open on 3 to 11 shift, full and time on 11-7 shift, part-time on
part time on 11 to 7 shift.. 7-3 and 3-11 shifts. Experienced
Licensed practical nurses, full nurse-aids, full and part-time on
time positions open on 11 to 7 3-11 shifts and part-time on 7-3
shift and'part-time on 7 to 3 and shift. Every other weekend off.
3 to 11 shifts. Every other Call Gratiot Community
weekend off. Call Gratiot Hospital, 300 Warwick Drive.
Community Hospital. 300 Alma 517-463-1101 Extension
Warwick Dr. Alma 517-463-1101 246. An Equal Opportunity
ext. 246. An equal opportunity Employer.
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25-3-p-l
employer.
24-3-p-l
PEOPLE WITH willingness to
1..&ULL AND .part-time for w|ttk, will 'trdin. Stylemaster
nipewnanenf-âles workc Ere'fer OT^V^^^îSWûVCUSyQ^
Jonfe'sSles experience;' semi or j f c . M u C y v v 2 W f t f
^retired men-'also- may1'a'p'ply.
Rehmanns Clothing, St. Johns, APPLICATIONS W ' b e i n g
Mich.
25-3-p-l taken for employment. Apply at
theWheellnn,
23-3-p-l
ST. JOHNS BUILDING
TRADES MODEL HOME
This lovely home is ready
to move into and contains
these outstanding features:
• Lot Size 100'x 75'
• 3 Bedrooms
• Bath Off Master Bedroom
• Carpeting Throughout
• Kitchen has Dishwasher, Disposal and
0 Continuous Cleaning Electric Range
• 1232 Square Feet
EXTRAS!
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• Gas Forced Air Furnace with Power
Humidifier
• Sound Insulation in Bath
. .
• Andersen Permashield Windows '
• All Aluminum Exterior
Complete TV Wiring with Color Antenna
A Contact S t Johns
Public Schools
PHONE 224-2394 Ext. 237
WANTED'- Man with GM
parts experience to" manage
parts department for GM
dealer. Good working conditions, pleasant surroundings,
good pay, paid vacations,
hospitalization insurance
available, retirement plan.
Apply in person, See Norman
Cain, Cain Buick, Pontiac, 210
W. Higham, St. Johns, Mich.
224-3231.
20-tf-l
, OVID
Almost new (3 months ago) 3,
bedrooms, living room, dining
room, kitchen with built-in
range inlayed and carpeting
throughout aluminum siding,
full basement.
CALL NOW
Itwon't last long! Mr. Augsbury
(313) 732-7970 or (313) 621-3423
G.E. .BAKER BUILDING
INCORPORATED G 4298
Corunna Road, Flint.
2Q-tf-4
MAKE ENPS MEET
Nowadays the ordinary mail
has to do a lot of thinking just
to get a plain living,
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE — 1967 Plymouth
Fury III. 4 door hardtop 318- V8, power steering, and brakes.
Call224-7168after4. 25-1-p-U
Phone 224-2361
Save a 25tf service fee by paying for your charged
ad within 1 0 days of insertion.
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Automotive,
1963 Chevy^4 wheel drive with a
winch, 3 speeds working forward, l reverse speed. Real
good mechanical condition.
Body pretty rough, good tires.
$700. Floyd Huffman. 6824237.
G A L L FOR FREE-IN THE HOME;ESTIMATES
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Store HQUfs; Mon^& Fri.9't);TUGS., Wed>(.Thurs,, Sat, 9-6.
SEE IT T O D A Y ! W A L K O N IT T O M O R R O W !
For All^qiar. Concreting £74***-*.
Needs, Call Us! '<
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MODERN Apartments in
country 4 miles south of Fojvler
587-6616.
23-3-p-6
Keyko
11b.-quarters
FOR RENT — Trailer, space.
224-7004.
25-3;p-6
NEW FURNISHED first floor
.apartment $150 per monthf 500
E. Walker St, St. Johns, See
Charles F. Lyman.
25-l-p-6
FOR RENT — 2 year ranch
style country homej .Near Ovid.
3 bedrooms, fully carpeted,
basement, 2 car garage, fenced
in back yard. 1 or 2 children
accepted. No pets. $175 a month,
plus security deposit and
references. 834-5727.
2£3-p-6
FORRENT-inSt.Johns-a4
bedroom family home. A double
living room, a dining room,
built in kitchen, 1-1/2 baths, gas
heat, fully carpeted, $200 a
month with deposit and lease.
References required. Write Box
223, Haslett.
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25-3-p-6
Wanted To Rent •?•
WANTED TO RENT - Land to
put corn and beans this spring.
Cash, rent or shares. Have
modern equipment. Phone 2247495. Ask for Ron,
25-3-p-7
3/n oo
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BEEF CHUCK
$169
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RENTALS AVAILABLE:
Air Compressors
Power Finishing Trowels
Compactors
OR
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SERVICE 6 DAYS A WEEK, TOO
PUBLIC AUCTION - The "
following abandoned vehicles
will be for sale on Nov 'ft af
Blaisdell Towing & Storage,
15981 N. East St., Lansing
Mich., 48906: 1972 Honda
motorcycle j¥Z50Al006943; 49B1
All State motorcycle //81094222;
1967 Olds
l l / t Tudor
//356877E110332; 1964 Pontiac '
convet. #614P230417; 1952
Chevrolet4 door //14KC18163.
25-1-p-ll '
For Rent
FOR RENT—3 room furnished
apartment Private entrance
and bath. Close in. Available
November 1. Call 224-4465.
24-tf-6
KARBERS DELIVER
CONCRETE THE "RITE-WAY"
FOR SALE -1972 Heavy Chevy
396-375 H.P. 4 speed good
condition, $2200. or best offer.
517-647-5606.
24-3-p-ll
.,
:iMA4EDiATE INSTALLATION ONALL STOCK GOODS
Phone , 2 2 4 - 6 4 5 6
1972 Olds'88,4 door sedan with
air, low mileage. 593-3143 after 5
p.m.
25-3-p-ll
This Space.
• Poured Walls
' ,- ; O F S T . JOHNS AT 312 N..CLINTON A V E . ....
':;•.• ( ^ r r i s t r o h g
CASH RATE 5'* per word
FIRST TIME OFFERED
SALESMEN: Find out about
South Side Estate (Elsie)
the challenging career op- Outstanding ranch home,
portunities with IDS. We sell features 4 spacious bedrooms,
Face Amount certificates, Life 1-1/2 baths, family planned
Insurance, Mutual Funds, -oil kitchen with labor saving ideas,
and gas limited partnership, adjoining formal dining area,
etc. Annualized commissions. extra Jarge living room offering
Call Mr. Meyers, 482-5565, 484-, wall to wall carpeting, full
9448 after 5 PM.
17-10-p-2 basement, fireplace that will
warm'your heart. Attached 2
car garage, patio, situated on
approximately 2 acre site,
Jobs Wanted
priced to sell.
Elsie-Great Value
You can own this delightful »
home and _ still leave your
'Barn^ White
--washing. CallXS.-Schafer,
pocketbook padded for all those
extras you desire, situated on a
Pewamo 517-593-3550. 20-tf-3
quiet residential street, offers 3
BOOKKEEPER -- 21 years large bedrooms, main floor
experience. 224-4495. 23-3-p-3 bath, family size kitchen, dining
room, utility room with*washer
and dryer hookup, basement,
gas heat, garage, priced to sell
Real Estate
in low teens, good terms
available with $1500 down.
Home Site Near Elsie
WE, OURSELVES, will buy Over 2 acres offers over 400 ft,
your land contract. For prompt, rd. frontage excellent drainage,
courteous action, call Ford S. priced very reasonable, owner
LaNoble. LaNoble Realty, 1516 will sell on easy to purchase
E. Michigan, Lansing, Phone land contract with 7-1/2 in(517)-482-1637. Evenings (517)- terest. Phone Frank Santrucek
337-1276.
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37-tf-4, 517-723-2239 Roy Spiess Agency
313 N. Washington St, Owosso,
25-1-D-4
4 NEW HOMES under con- 725-2188.
struction in Westphalia and
surrounding area for sale. Call HOUSE FOR SALE — Hubbardston Area. 5 room, 2
Fedewa Builders, Inc. 587-3811.
42-tf-4 bedroom home on 1-1/2 acres.
Assumable 7% mortgage priced
BUILDING LOTS available in • at $6500. Call State Wide of
Ovid area. Will build using your Lansing 882-0261 or Bill Nash
24-3-p4
plans or ours. Fedewa Builders, 651-5278.
Inc.
51-tf4
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ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE
ACCEPTED UNTIL MONDAY
AT 5 P.M.
Business
Opportunity
1970 Chevrolet Impala Custom
Coupe, V-8, good condition, 5876874.
24-3-p-ll
1972 FORD GRAN TORINO
FOR SALE - beautiful shape,
low mileage, sm V-8. Can be
seenat9luNOakland. 24-3-p-ll
Round steak
Swiss steak
Rump roast
Ground round
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Trimmed
BEEF LOIN
Sirloin steak
Portorhousa steak
T-Oono Steak
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lb.
WINE
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CLINTON COUNTY,NEWS,ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN
Farm Machinery 18
FOR SALE - Kpoedler P.T.O.
grain feeding wagon - excellent
condition. Patz silage unloader 26 ft, single chain conveyor.
Ray Peters, 1 mile east, 1-1/4
south and east 1 mile on Riley
Road. Telephone 862-4852,
24-3-p-lfl
CONCRETE
A new home is a lifetime
investment. Lei ns help
you secure this inU'hlment with the best
basement wall possible n poured concrete-wall.
We are emiipijed to do
the complete job or any
part of it. Bring your
prints o\er or call for an
appointment 587-3KU.
READY-MIX CONCRETE
For All Your Needs'
QUALITY-SERVICE
FARM MACHINERY BOOMS
RED & WHITE TOP SILOS:'
Now in our 45th year serving the
more aggressive and cost
conscious farmers. Silos for
every purpose. Get all the facts
before you buy. Find out what a
really heavy plaster coat is. Is it
applied with a cement gun for
better adhesion and a much
much heavier plaster lining
inside like we do? We install the
foundation, Our trucks are self
unloading with hydraulic
booms. Silo-Matic and VanDale
equipment. Order now and'
avoid the fall rush. Booms Silo
Co. Inc. Harbor Beach, Mi,
48441. Phone (517) 479-6554 or
contact Jim O'Connor, St.
Johns, Mi. 48879. Phone: 2247414.
iO-tf-18
BEHLEN CORN CRIBS
Heavy steel rods welded and dip
galvanized for years of rust-free
service and high resale value.
'Will stand high winds even
when empty, See the various
sizes available in stock for
immediate delivery at Fedewa
Builders, Inc., 6218 Wright Rd.,
Fowler. Limited supply at preseason prices. Financing
available through your ASC
officeat6% interest.
17-15-18
Farm Produce
19
SHELLED corn at discount Bin
damaged. 100's of bushel in
Essex Township. Contact Fred
Mohnke St. Johns, Mich. 300 E.
Railroad, 224-2456 before 9 a.m.
22-tf-l9
FOR SALE — Squash, all kinds,
Glen Pearson, 3540 West Jason
Rd.
23-3-P-19
SWEET ONIONS, also field run
potatoes, Bring containers.
Open after 4 p.m. week days
and Saturday all day. St Johns
Onion Farm. 2-3/4 miles north
ofUS-27.
25-U-19
A purebred Shropshire 4 year
old ram. Has proven an excellent breeder. Joy*Lee,
Laingsb'urg. 651-5457. 24-3-p-20
Reda Submergible, Pumps
Wholesale
Retail
Phone 463-4364
Alma
36-EEW-tf
LOST Grey and white female
cat. Pink nose, no front claws.
Lost since September first. Has
been seen in area of Ovid between end of East Clinton and
M-21. Call 120-317-836-7239
collect and reward. 23-3-p-23
Use This Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton County Business Firms
ARTS & CRAFTS
DRUGS
INSURANCE
NEEDLE ÂRTSi, 701* S.
tKibbee Ph. 224-295^r/ljeedle
point, crewel embroidery,
rug hooking.
' PARR'S REXALL DRUGS,
open-daily 7:30 a.m. to 9
p.m., Sunday 8:30-12:30 & 5
AUCTIONEER
ELECTRICIANS
Automobile Coveiiage^-''Fir&
Insurance
GeA«ral
Casualty,
ALLABYBREWBAKER, INC. 108-1/2
N. Clinton Ave. St. Johns,
Phone 224-3258.
JIM MCKENZIE AGENCY,
212 North Clinton Ave., St.
Johns, 224-2170. Insurance
for every need!
AL GALLOWAY, AUCTIONEER Used Farm
Machinery & Parts. St.
Johns, 22-1-4713.
AUTOMOTIVE
BILL FOWLER FORD. New
& Used Cars & Pick-ups. N.
US-27, DeWitt, CCO-2725.
CAIN — BUICK — PONTIAC, New & Used Cars, 210
W. Higliam, Complete Body
& Service,
For the Best Buy in New &
Used
Chevrolets
see
EDINGER CHEVROLET,
Fowler, Phone 533-2100.
EGAN FORD SALES, INC.,
200 W. Higliam, phone 2242285. Pinto-Ford-MaverickTorino-Mustang.
i
HUB TIRE CENTER, B.F.
Goodrich Tires, Ph. 221-3218,
Front End Alignment.
BOB'S
AUTO
7 p.m.
SCIIMITT ELECTRIC CO.,
> Residential - Commercial Industrial, 224-4277, 807-1/2
E. Slate St.
FARM
DRAINAGE
JAMES BURNIIAM,
Phone St. Johns 224-1045,
R3, St. Johns.
FARM SERVICES
Purina Feeds means $ $ $ in
Your Pocket. MATHEWS
ELEVATOR CO. Grain Feeds - Seeds. Fowler.
FERTILIZERS
ZEEB FERTILIZERS,
Everything for the soil, St.
Johns, 224-3234, Ashley, 8173571.
FINANCIAL
BODY,
Complete Collision Service,
224-2D21, 800 N. Lansing.
DEBAR CHEVROLET CO.,
New & Used Cars, Elsie .8624800. You can't do better
anywhere.
MOORE OIL CO., If it's
tires, see us, 009 E. State, Ph.
224-4720.
HETTLER'S
MOTOR
SALES, 21 Hr. Wrecker
Service, Good Used Trucks.
BARBERS
BEAUFORE'S BARBER
SHOP, 1002-1/2- State, dpen
Tucs. Thru Sat. also Wed. &,
Fri. evenings.
CAPITOL SAVINGS &
LOAN ASSOC, 222 N.
Clinton, 221-2304, Safety for
Savings since 1890.
FLORISTS
Say it with Quality Flowers
Trom
WOODBURY'S
FLOWER SHOP, 321 N.
Clinton, St. Johns, 224-3210.
FOODS
, ANDY'S IGA, St. Johns,
Home Baked Bread, Pies,
Cookiqs, Choice Meats,
Carry-out service.
GIFTS
THE TREASURE CHEST,
220 N. Clinton, Hallmark
Cards - Russel Stover Candy.
CLEANERS
ANTES DRY CLEANERS,
pickilp and delivery, 103 W.
Walker, phone 224-4529.
A,
CREDIT BUREAU
Clinton County CREDIT
BUREAU, PhOne 224-2391,
Credit Reports - Collections.
HARDWARE
JEWELRY
LEVEY'S
JEWELRY,
Orange Blossom diamond
rings, Bulova & Accutron
Watches. Elsie, 802-4300.
PARTY SUPPLIES
D & B PARTY SHOPPE,
Package Liquor 9 a.m. - 10
p.m. Mon. Thurs. Fri. & Sat.
9 a.m. - 11 p.m. 224 N.
Clinton.
PLUMBING
DUNKEL PLUMBING AND
HEATING, Licensed Master
Plumber Ph. 224-3372, 807 E.
State St.
REAL ESTATE
BURTON ABSTRACT AND
TITLE CO. Abstract and
Title Services, 119 N. Clinton. Ph. 224-3294.
RESTAURANT
DALEY'S FINE FOOD,
Dining & cocktails, Ph. 2248072, S. US 27-1/2 mile S. M21.
VACUUM SALES
KIRBY CENTER OF ST.
JOHNS, Vacuum Sales and
Service moved to new
location at1705 N. U.S.-27,
formerly known as the Aloha
Drive-in. 224-7222.
Wanted
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE — Lira accordian in
excellent condition. Call 6515139.
23-3-D-27
AC TRACTOR with two row
cultivator. AC 4 bottom plow
with quick trip, fits 190. International baler, with motor.
Also, 1960 Olds. $50. Registered
polled Hereford bull. Phone 6612434.
24-3-P-27
CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND
PROCESSING. We butcher on
Wednesdays and Fridays. BeefPork. Halves and quarters, also
retail cuts. All meats MDA
inspected. Pendell's Meat
Processing. West City Limits on
Bussel Rd. just off M-57, Carson
FOR SALE—l refrigerator and City. Phone 584-6640. Jake
5-tf-nc-29
1 portable dishwasher. Make an Vaughn.
Offer. 224-7692.
24-3-p-27
THERE IS now a Timex Repair
FOR SALE — Soybean Meal Service in Michigan. Free
44%. 100 lb. bags $260 per ton. estimates will be sent on all
Phone 224-6422 or 593-2687.
repairs, do not send money. We
23-3-P-27 also repair all other makes of,
watches. Please send watches
ELECTRIC DRYER — sewing to Timex Repair Service, P.O.
machine, and would like to care Box 128, Kinde, Mich. 48445.
for children in licensed home.
40-tf-29
669-5689.
23-3-D-27
WAGNERS Well Drilling and
LET US RECOMMEND a Complete Pump Service. 2-3-4
painter or paper hanger for you. and 6 (inch wells. 723-2713.
Your Sherwin Williams Dealer,
23-3-p-29
Finkbeiner's, Fowler. Phone
593-2606.
41-tf-27 WE ARE now taking applications for membership in
LARGE INVENTORY OF our snowmobile club. Lots of
Balzer Jimmy and Bronco planned safaries and fun for the
accessories now in stock. Tires entire family. Call DeWitt 669and wheels for all 4-wheel 9419 for information. DeWitt
vehicles. YODER'sS Sales & ' snowmobile club.
23-3-p-29
Service 8193 Alward Rd., two
miles west of Laingsburg. TRUCKING — Ear corn, grain,
Phone 651-6037.
S0-tf-27 feed, fertilizer, or what have
you'. Anywhere^ in .Michigan,
' a £UMP'PUMl$~'4 styles-'good Ohio, or Indiana. Call651-5139.
I9
q"UaIity, as low as $39.88. Dean
23-'tf-29
.
True Value Hardware, St.
Johns. Ph. 224-3271.
16-10-27 BEAUTIFUL WEDDING ini .
vitations and accessories.
NORWOOD hay savers and
Speedy service, Finkbeiner's
silage bunks, all steel welded
Fowler. Ph. 593-2606.
41-tf-29
with rolled edges to last a
lifetime. See at our yard, 5-3/4
FOWLER RESIDENTS - T a k e
your ads to Finkbeiner's
miles south of Fowler. Ph. 587Pharmacy for fast, convenient
3811, Fedewa Builders, Inc.
service!
50-dh-tf-29
22-tf-27
FOR SALE - Wicker and
wrought iron furniture. 4 foot
round table, 4 chairs, $125.00. 2
lamp tables - $20 each. 4 chairs - •
-$15 each. Fish shaped chaise
lounge $25. All fine condition. 30
inch Hollywood bed, good for
cottage or small apartment. 2
air conditioners $35. Pella
folding door for 12 foot wide
opening or will make into 4
»individual'doors. New $150. 6693116.
23-3-P-27
HUNTERS — Now open in St
Johns, Rink's Gun Shop. 607 E.
Walker St. Special prices on
Remington 870 and 1100. 2246345.
23-4-p-29
FOR S A L E . - Parts for all
electric shavers. Levey's
Jewelry, Elsie. f
l-tf-29
POLKA DANCE - Music by
Frank Hornak orchestra.
Sunday October 2lst. 3 to 8 p.m:
H&H Lounge.
25-l-p-29
NEW EQUIPMENT
John Deere 2 row cortvhead (30" rows)
for John Deere 34 chopper
John Deere 5% ft. pickup attachment
for John Deere 34 chopper
•
Kewanee 8 in. Auger
.Little Giant 6 in. & 8 in. Augers
1 New Idea 41 ft, elevator
1 Kewanee 3 point hitch field cultivator 17% ft.
PUBLIC SALE - Charter
Township of Bath will accept
sealed bids on the following
automobile until 12 noon
November 2, 1973: 1970
Plymouth 4 door, vehicle
number PK41TOJD266705, Bids
may be mailed or delivered to
Supervisor, Bath Township,
14480 Webster Rd., Bath, Mich.
Bids will be open Nov 5th, 1973
at the Township Board meeting.
The Township Board reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids.
25-2-p-29
WITGEN - I would like to
thank Frs. James 'Schmitt,
Hankerd, Goehring, A. Schmitt,
and Beahan for their prayers
and visits, Drs. Stephenson,
Russell, and Grost for their
services, nurses, and aides for
their good care. The K of C's for
the Mass offered up for me, and
all my relatives, friends and
neighbors for their visits and
the many cards sent to me and.
prayers offered for my
recovery while at Clinton
Memorial and the University
Hospital at Ann Arbor.
Especially Mike Wood and Fred
Platte for their concern in
getting me to the hospital.
These acts were greatly appreciated. May God bless you
all. '
/,7i
" '
'
25-l-p-30
;
Elsie
By Mrs Neva Keys
The Fall Trading Post of the
Woman's Literary Club will
open Oct 26 and close Nov 3 on
the second "floor of Dancer's
Store on Main sSt.
The hours for the Trading
Edward M. Witgen 25-l-p-30
Post have been announced by
co-chairman, Mrs Myron
CASLER - I would like to
Tethal, Mrs Orpha Clement
thank my family, relatives, and
friends for their visits, gifts,1' and Mrs Gerald Carroll as
follows: Fridays from 1 to 9
cards, flowers and phone calls,
p.m. Saturday, Oct 27, 9:30 am
while I was a patient in the
to 5 pm; Saturday, Nov 3 from
Carson City Hospital.
9:30 am to 12 noon. Other days
Thanks to the staff at the
will be from 1 pm to 5 pm.
hospital for their wonderful
Fall and winter clothing only,
care and consideration given
will be accepted and it must be
me during my recent stay there.
clean and in good condition.
Also for Rev Francis JohanSoiled, badly worn or articles in
nides visits and comforting
need of repairs will not be acwords.
cepted.
This" is all greatly apThe Trading Post has
preciated. ..
operated for many years and
Maurice Casler
25-l-p-30
profits are used for community
projects, the Woman's Club
KIRINOVIC - I wish to thank
sp'onsors the Trading Post twice
my family, relatives, friends,
a year, fall and spring and
and neighbors for their prayers,
receives 25% of the selling
visits, cards, flowers, gifts, and
price, which is set by the person
food brought into my family
bringing in the articles.
while in the hospital and after
The Elsie PTA Carnival will
my return home. A special
be held Saturday,'Oct.20 at ^he
thanks' to Marge and. Bob
Junior High School from 5:30 to
Wilcoxyfofc keeping Steven while
9:30.
'£ »•«'*'- "'•
I waja in the hospital. A sincere
The annual American Legion
thanltsjoPr. Sauer, nurses and
Hunters Ball will'be at the Elsie
nurses aids on three-south of
Hall, Oct 20 from 9 pm to 1:30
Memorial Hospital. I had exam.
cellent care. Thank you to
Campbell's Soup labels are to
Father Aubin for his visit. May
be saved and taken to the
God Bless you all.
Knight Elementary School, they
Janice Kirinovic
will be used to secure Audio25-l-p-30
Visual equipment for the school.
Mr and Mrs Leonard
SMITH — I wish to thank Drs.
Tillotson, Mr and Mrs Howard
Graves, Jordan, and Smith,
Peltier, Mr and Mrs Rollie
nurses and nurses aids for their
Schaadt and Mr and Mrs Evertt
care while I was a patient at
Rule spent the recent weekend
Carson City Hospital. Also spewith Mr and Mrs William
cial thanks to Fathers! Schmitt
Beach, at Otsego Lake near
and Passeno, Monsignor
Bolger, family and friends for * (Gaylord. Beach was a former
superintendent of the Elsie High
their prayers, cards, and visits.
School.
William P. Smith
Jeffrey Parks, grandson of
25-l-p-30
Mrs Cleo Parks, has passed the
BANCROFT — Many thanks to
Bar examinations in the state of
all Who sent cards, letters,
Pennsylvania and is now
flowers, gifts and for your visits
associated
with Thomas
and prayers for my recovery.
Kubelius in Bethlehem, Pa.
Thanks to Dr. Stephenson and
Parks
studied
at
the
nurses. They will never be
Philadelphia Law School.
forgotten.
Iva Bancroft
25-l-p-30
g^tf&ITPAYSTO
BOAK - I with to thank the Drs.
and staff of Fowler Clinic, the
staff of Carson City Hospital,
relatives, friends, Pastor
Rossow for calls and Words of
comfort, calls and cards I
received, the Lebanon Ladies
Aid also the Fowler Lutheran
Ladies Aid, the Farm Bureau
for floral gifts during my stay at
the hospital. May God bless
each and everyone.
Mrs.Lula Boak
25-l-p-30
DAY, WEEK, MONTH or
LONG TERM LEASE
CAINS, Inc.
BU1CK-RONT1AC
OPEL-GMC
210 W. Higham
z'-tf
USED TRACTORS
JD 4020 DSL with cab 2 to choose from
John Deere " A "
MF 1100 Diesel with Duals
MF 65 Diesel w/13.6 x 38 tires
John Deere 4010 gas
.MF 65 Diesel w/15.5 x 38 tires
USED EQUIPMENT
I.H.C. Model 650 field chopper w/two row
cornhead
JD 20 ft. cultipacker
WESTERN
TOM'S WESTERN STORE,
I m i . W. Ovid, £5:30 Mon.Sat., Fri, til 9. Anytime by
Appt., 834-5446.
FOR ALL YOUR
™ NEEDS
CALL 224-2361
John Deere 38 chopper with two row
(narrow) cornhead
» *
OTHER EQUIPMENT
1 John Deere Bân Head for 45
2 IHC No. 76 Combine
JD 30 Combine
1 John Deere 335 N Cornhead for a 55 combine
John Deere 434 N Cornhead for a 95 Combine
John Deere FBA17 hoe grain drill on rubber
John Deere 313-3-Row Cornhead
Gleaner model E SP combine
with bean head and cab '
IGehl chopper box ,
MF no. 62 2 row mounted-picker
International 303 SP combine with cab and heater
with grain platform and with-2 row cornhead., - ,
AC 12 ft. wheel discs.
John Doore Salot Si Seniles
1 1/2 Miles East of St. Louli
Phone 681-2440
PCA/thegai
Talk To
CHARLES
BRACE
your local PCA plannir
^104S,US-27 St. Johns
Phone 224-3C62
»»»»<» 0 + 0 •»»•»•$
'> Symbol of
Service
200 W. State St.
PHONE 224-2301
ELSIE BRANCH
Phone 862-422? '
800 W. BALDWIN super
home w/all the e'xtras,
dishwasher,
stove,
disposal
included.
Assumable mortgage, 11/2 baths, family room,
patio. ^170
ENJOY MATURE PINES
in your backyard, why
not take a look at this fine
3 bedroom home on E.
Cass St., extra large
kitchen' w/plenty of
cupboards, 2 car garage,
under $32,000.00. #155
JUST LISTED really clean
3 bedroom ranch on
beautiful landscaped lot,
fully carpeted, lovely
kitchen,
din.
area
w/sliding glass doors to
patio-yard. #182
3 FAMILY APT: put your i
money where it can work<
for you most. The,
downstairs apt is like a,
whole home, would you,
believe a liv. rm. 30 feet,
long? Also has glass in
summer and fall porch,
could be heated. Contract
terms available. #169
1003 WIGHT STREET real
neat 2 .bedroom home,
just $$500,00. l-J/2 cai<
garage, includes all the
appliances, beautiful lot
w/plenty of back yard.
#167
OFFICE SPACE rental, 3
large rooms all carpeted,
$160.00
per
mo.,
everything paid,
909 E. STURGIS almost
1,600 square feet for just
$37,900.00, fireplace
included, 2 full baths, a
real buy, will consider
trade, save much by
painting it yourself, mi
LARGE- FAMILY HOME
lias all the extras, 4
bedrooms, new carpeting
throughout, kitchen has
practically all new appliances, including dishwasher, just $25,000.00.
#173
GET A WHALE" OF A
SAVINGS ; ,'dn* this
beautiful home that Jack
built in Fowler. Support
this fioe » vocational
program. Advertised as
a "public Service',', no
, fees, just $36,500.00. (¥560
V
John Deere FBB 17 hoe grain drill on rubber
DON SHARKEY
Elsie
The Clinton County Unit 0
American, Cancer Society lo"
closet has been moved fr
Wooley's Store to the Eli
United Methodist Chur
Please contact the ReV Ddvi
Litchfield for needs,
I /
Boys who wish to register? tor
-Scouting should contact Archie
Moors, 220 N First St, Elsie or
telephone 862*4652.
Old nylon hosiery is needed by
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
This is a year-round project.
JORAE - With many thanks to Please leave with Mrs Helen
my friends, relatives and neigh- . Latz or leave at Dancers Store.
bors for the prayers, visits,
A son, Jonathan George, was
gifts, flowers, and cards sent born Oct G to Mr and Mrs Jeff
me during my stay in the Martin fJanice Goscinski) of
hospital. Also the food, that was Princeton, West Virginia.
brought to my family during my
Grandparents are Mr and Mrs
absence, it was greatly apR D Martin and Mr and Mrs
preciated.
»
George Goscinski.
j JoanJorae
25-l-p-30
Mr and Mrs Howard Peltier,
and Mr and Mrs Arlo Parks and
CHUNTARASUPT - My wife Mrs Cleo Parks spent a day at
and Twish to thank the Clinton Canadian Lakes last week.
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
for the Open House they
• sponsored last Sunday.
We were pleased to meet all of
you community residents who
came to greet us. You have
helped us to feel at home here.
Thank you.
T. Chuntarasupt, MD.
«
,-2 8 B c a r d of Thanks 30
TIMBER WANTED - Logs and
standing timber. Logs delivered
to our yard. DEVEREAUX
SAWMILL, INC., 2872 N.
Hubbardston Rd., Pewamo,
Mich. Phone 593-2424 and/or
593-2552.
40-tf-28
27
We wish to express our appreciation for the cards, flowers
and food during the illness and
death of our mother. Special
thanks to Rev.Rollie Timmons
for the comforting words, Order
of the Eastern Star #346, Drs. of
Lansing General Hospital who
cared for her, Sisters of the
Eastern Star for the luncheon
and Bud and Betty Stebbins for
their thoughtfulness.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard \
" Kimball
Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Kimball
Mr, and Mrs. William Staines
25-l-p-30
MONDAY OCT 22 - Bannister
VFW Aux. Tops in Toys Party
ZCBJ Hall, Bannister. 5 to 7
p.m. then 8;45 p.m. until 11
Catalogs available at Helen's
Beauty Shop or Jonne Sisco's, *1
Brand name toys and sale items
shown.
* 25-l-p-29
i
CLASSIFIED
DALMAN HARDWARE, Ph.
G69-6875, DeWltl, Whirlpool
Appliances, Zenith TV,
Plumbing and Heating.
f
FOR SALE - 1 2 ' x 16' all steel
corn crib. With vent up the
center, without roof. Call after 6
p.m. Phone 838-2505. 25-tf-dh-27
3 FAMILY clothing sale on
Tuesday and .Wednesday,
October 16 and 17 from 9:30 to
5:00. Many childrens snowsuits
and jackets, 701 S. Ottawa. ,
25-l-p-25
Miscellaneous
7 large Holstein heifers due
soon, calfhood vaccinated from
George Robbe herd of Bannister, bangs and TB tested. 2
miles N. on M 21 on Holister
Road then 3/4 west on Kinley
Road. WR Thomas Ovid. 8342395.
25-1-P-21
Water Well Drilling
4" and larger
•HORSES BOARDED, Indoor
arena $35.00 a month. Lessons
and box stalls available. 2242933.
"
2S-tf-24
FOR SALE - Yorkshire boar.
Serviceable age. 593-2581.
25-3-p-20
18 Springing and Fresh Holstein
Heifers. Call 855-3585. 24-3-p-21
CARL S. OBERMTNER
Horses
20
BUILDERS,
6218 Wright Road,
5% Miles South of Fpwleri
LOST — Male beagle. Sleepy
Hollow game area. Reward.
Call 224-7562 after 6 p.m.
25-1-P-23
Garage Sale
Hogs & Sheep
October 18,1973
IF YOU plan to get into the
position of home ownership,
don't put it off. Waiting is expensive. There are a variety lof
financing programs available.
With a reasonable down
payment house payments are
often equivalent, or less* than
rent. We have financing
programs available with interest rates starting at 7-3/4%
and other programs that can be
worked into your budget. We
also have lots available. For
more information call Fedewa
Builders, Inc. 5JJ7-38U or stop at
our office 5-1/4 miles south of
Fowler on WrightRoad. 25-tf-27
LOST, — Small .gray shaggy
Schnauzer male, wearing a
collar. Reward offered. 224*
2239.
24-3-p-23
Sattler & Son, Inc
•Phona 236-728Q
^MX&
Middleton
FOR APPOINTMENTS
AT OTHER TIMES
PHONE:
Annette White 224-4296
Bruce Lantcrman 224-4746
Derrill Shinabiiry 224-3881
Dill Holley 224-7S80
or 862-5391
Pat & HutH Lusk 669-9228
Roy P, DrlBgs 224-2260
Ranny Uriggs 224-6074
Member of Lansing
Board of Realtors'
October 18,1973
15A
Business and Professional Announcements, Legal News
NOTICE OF
Oct 4: Grables, Raytoond E PUBLICATION OF NOTICE
MORTGAGESALE
and
Lucille
B
to
Schroeder
OF HEARING
ON, TIMOTHY M. GREEN
Builders Inc Lot 24, 25 Boichot
State of Michigan, The
Judge ol Probate
Default having been made
Acres.
Probate Court for the County of
HELENA M. BURK
in the terms and conditions
CLINTON,
Oct4:
Schroeder
Builders
Inc
Register of Probate
of a certain mortgage
to Phyllis R Baker, Lot 24, 25
Estate of Ina Mae Yeager,
executed by CHARLES
Florence I, Bennett - Claims. Boichot Acres.
Deceased, File No 19106.
JOSEPH CARROLL and
MaJ-tha M. Volk-Probate of Will
Oct 4: Priest, Virgilline A to
TAKE NOTICE: On January 1 CAROL CARROLL, his wife
Mapy I. Hester - Final Account. Larry J and Jeanine A Hattis 9th, 1974 at 10:30. A.M.. in the
to CAPITAL MORTGAGE,
Luctous S. Burnham - Final Lot 2 Blk 1BP Hutchinson's sub. Probate Courtroom, CourtCORPORATION,
a
Account.
Oct 4: Cook Huldah M to W house, St. Johns, Michigan,
Michigan corporation dated
Elizabeth Chrysler Goodknecht Monte and Suzanne Ream before the Hon ,T»mothy~M.
9th day of January, 1969, and
• Claims.
property in Sec 34 Watertown. Green, Judge of Probate, a
recorded on 14th day of
Oct5: Doty.KayleGtoKayle headng will be held on petition
January, 1969, in Liber 254,
G and Agnes A Doty, property of Alvin A. Neller, ad-,
Page'761, Clinton County,
in Sec 2 DeWitt.
ministrator WWA. Creditors of
Tleal Estate Transfers
Michigan, Records, which
*• iFrom records In otilce ol
Oct 5; Hainer, George W and_ the deceased are notified that
mortgage was assigned by
Register ol Deeds)
Ellen Frances to Joan P Crelf all claims against the state
said
Mortgagee
to
must
be
presented
to
said
Alvin
property in Sec 19 Duplain.
" FEDERAL NATIONAL
Oct 5: Edmonson, William J A. Neller, Adm. WWA, at 1022
MORTGAGE
Oct 2: Moon, Robert P and
Dorothy 0 to Robert P J r and and Gracev Y to Stanley R and E. Michigan Aye.t Lansing,
Michigan,
and
proof
thereof
ASSOCIATION, a National
Judy Moon property in Sec 3 Clara M Blackledge Lot 51
with copies of claim to be filed
Highland Hills.
Mortgage Association, by
Greenbush.
with the 'Court on or before
assignment dated the 9th day
Oct 2: Cutler, Nancy S to Roy' Oct 5: Taylor, James W and January 9, 1974. Further that
of January, 1969, and
F and Frieda Andrew Lot 5 Kathy A: Peck, Wayne and
recorded on the 14th day of
Helen to Michael and Penny petition for license to sell real
Valley Farms No 1.
/January, 1969, in Liber 254,
Patrick
property in Sec 3 estate of said estate will also be
Oct 2; Brunner, Albert E and
heard and persons interested
Page 765, Clinton County,
Bernice M to Ronald L and Duplain.
Michigan, Records, on which
Oct 5t Shooltz, Russel L and are directed to be present to
Leslie K Brunner property in
mortgage there is claimed to
Joyce I to Michael Louis and show cause why such license
Sec 8, Essex.
should not be granted. Notice is
be due, at tiie date of this
Oct 2: Guthrie, Colin B and Michele Diane Shooltz property further given that the estate will
notice, the sum of Seveoteen
in
Sec
16,17
DeWitt.
Kay A to William K and Susan
Thousand Seven Hundred
Oct 5: Smalec, Marion and thereafter be assigned to
M Ackels Lot 3, 4, Block 10,
Fifty Six and 06/100 Dollars
Lila M to Michael J and persons appearing of record
Bath.
entitled thereto.
($17,756,06)
Oct 2: Feldpausch, Ronald J Kathleen M Ferency Lot 7, 8,
•
NOTICE 'IS HEREBY
and Lois V to Brendon T and Blk 1, Bishop Brown Elsie.
Dated: October 3rd, 1973.
Oct 5: Walasek, Max J and
, GIVENji that by virtue of the
Sandra Goerge property in Sec
Alvin A". Neller
Pictured are the Fourth Year Students at St Joseph School, St Johns who have been busy preparing for
y
Katherine to Royall H andpower of sale contained in the Sacrament of Confirmation. Projects they are doing to express the things they have been learning in
36 Dallas.
Petitioner
Treva
M
Miller
property
in
Sec
. s a i d mortgage a n d ' t h e .
Oct 2: Chalmers, Kenneth A
1022 E. Michigan Ave.
statute in such case made Confirmation preparation are: banners, with the main theme being "The Spirit Is A Moving All Over
and Sharon Kay to Derrill 21 Ovid. .
Lansing, Michigan 48912
Shinabery and Bruce Lanand provided said mortgage This Land." Following along with this, others are working on collages which bring out how the Spirit is
t Attorney for Petitioners
terman property in Sec 10
will be foreclosed by a sale of moving in the Community of God's People. Still others are making mobiles depicting the variousAlvin A. Neller
Greenbush.
said mortgaged premises, or symbols which symbolize the sacrament. Father James Sullivan will be here this Sunday, Oct 21, to
1022 E. Michigan Avenue
Oct 2: Jakovac, William I and
. some part of them, at public | administer the Sacrament of Confirmation during the 12:00 Mass.
Lansing, Michigan 48912
'Mary Jane to Fedewa Builders
auction on the 31st day of
Phone 4844508
254.
Inc Lot 6, 7, 8, Blk 8, EmOctober, 1973, at 10:00
\
PUBLICATION OF NOTICE
monsville.
o'clock, a.m., "at the main
OF HEARING
Oct 2: Brauher, Oneta to
entrance to the Courthouse,
Bdly W and Dorothy J Goedert
in the City of St. Johns,
PUBLICATION OF NOTICE Probate Court for the County of
property in Sec 13 Ovid.
County of Clinton, State of
CLINTON.
Oct 2: Herndon, Edmund T OF HEARING
Michigan, that being one of
Estate of JOHN F . DREW,
and Donna L to Dennis and
the places of holding Circuit
Deceased, File No. 19140
Rebecca A Ziel Lot 133 Geneva Probate Court for the Couqty of
Court in said County. Said
CLINTON.
TAKE NOTICE: On October
Shores No 1.
mortgaged premises are
Estate of MARY I. HESTER, 31, 1973, at 9:30 A.M., in the described as follows:
Oct 2: Arnold, Helen to John
Probate Courtroom, St. Johns,
R and Audrey L Bates Lot 5 File No 19062.
Lot 1, Block 2, Lynd's
TAKE NOTICE: On October Michigan, before the Hon.
East Bank.
Addition to the City of St.
Oct2: Wolf, Ada A to Frederick 31, 1973, at 10:00 A.M., in the Timothy M. Green, Judge of
Johns, Clinton County,_
A and Theresa A Teller Lot 1 Probate Courtroom, St. Johns, Probate, a hearing will be held
Michigan, according to the"
Michigan, before the Hon. on the petition of Gordon Drew
Weissman sub.
recorded plat thereof as
to
determine
the
heirs
at
law
of
-Oct 2: Brown, Walter P and Timothy M. Green, Judge of
recorded in Liber 21, Page
Rosalyn M; McKenna fiernice Probate, a hearing will be held said deceased and on the
391,
Clinton
County
L; Brown, Vivian and Marcella on the final account of Glenn T. petition of,Viola E. Davis,
Records.
to Norbert J and Marian C Pohl Cheney as Special and as Administratrix, for license to
General Administrator of the' sell real estate of said deceased.
property in Sec 34 Lebanon.
Commonly known as; 207
Oct 3: Studer, Willard C and above named estate, said notice Persons interested in said
N. Lansing
Helen I to Rex C and Kathryn A being published for the reason estate are directed to appear at
said hearing to show cause why
Bangs property in sec 17- that said estate is insolvent.
The length of the period of
such license should not be
Bingham.
L
Dated: October 2, 1973.
redemption from such sale
granted.
Glenn T. Cheney
Oct 3: Nunemaker, Marvin S
will be Six (6) months.
and Minnie M to Andrew M and
Petitioner
'
Creditors of the deceased are
Dated
at
Lansing,
Joan R Kuhnmuench property
notified that all claims against
911 Center St.
Michigan,
September
26,
in sec 9 Essex.
the estate must be presented
Lansing, Mi 48906
U973.
said VIOLA E. DAVIS, perOct 3: Nunemaker, Marvin S Attorney for Petitioner: FEDERAL NATIONAL
and Minnie M to Andrew M and Glenn T. Cheney
sonally or by mail at 213 N. -"MORTGAGE. ASSOCATION
»
JoanRKihnmuench,property in 911 Center St
Main, Baficroft; Michigan, and ,(n. a-* ^National' -.Mortgage
'
0 (J
oi
, East Essex Elementary School children display their winning posters advertising the Nov 3 carnival
sec 9 Essex.
'proof thereof filed1 with'the
Lansing, Mich 48906
Association
*
to Earl Lancaster.SUohnssjjperintendent) Winners of the poster contestare (from left) Brenda Wilkie,
Oct 3: Sleep, Kenneth R and Phone 482-4441
Court
on
or
before
January
16„
1
25-1
^ J Assignee of Mortgagee
' 4th grade; Rebeccah Skaggs, 5th grade Sn'd fte'lene Stratton, 6th grade. The Nov 3 carnival will be from
Margaret M to Gordon 1 and
1974 at 10:00 A.M. Notice is
Roberta M Brunger Lot lfc>2
G-9 pm with proceeds used to finance needs of the school. Winner of the drawing that night will be
further given that the estate will
John J. Hays, for
Westchester Hghts.
PUBLICATION OF NOTICE be thereupon assigned to perawarded a new snowmobile.
,
Oct 3: Ducharme, Donald R
OF HEARING
sons appearing of record enDavid'M.
Lick,
of
and Marlene to Claude C and
State of Michigan, The titled thereto.
. Farhat, Burns and- Story,
Pamela K Overly Lot 68 Geneva
Probate Court for the County .of
Notice is further given that on
P.C,
Shores.
Clinton.
October 11,1973, administration
Attorneys for Assignee of
Oct 3: Jones, Donald B and
Estate of VERGELINE M. of said estate was granted tp
Mortgagee
Evelyn J to Ralph E and Marcia
MILLER, Deceased, File No Viola E. Davis, Administratrix,
417 Seymour Avenue, Suite
E Beadle property in Sec 15 19132.
,
William C. Kemper
2A'
Bath.
Top prizes of an AM-FM radio balloons and coins, were won by
TAKE NOTICE: On January
LAINGSBURG
-- The
Petitioner
Lansing, Michigan 48933 „ c
and a set of 4 silver goblets Eric Worm and Mark Pool.
9, 1974, at 10:00 A.M., in the
Laingsburg office of Clinton
103-E. State
went to Melvin Lake and
Probate Courtroom, St. Johns,
National Bank and Trust Co
St. Johns, Michigan
Over 500 persons registered
Necessity knows, no law — and
George Gates, respectively. for the prizes which were given
Michigan, before the Hon Dated: October 12,1973
celebrated its 85th anniversary
25-1
it's the same with extravagance.
2-bedroom"luxury apartTwo $5 dollar savings accounts away at the end of business
TIMOTHY M GREEN, Judge of
Friday, Oct 12, and 8 persons
ment New shag carpeting,
were won by Barbara Dunkel Friday.
Probate, a hearing will be held
received prizes from drawings
individual storage space,
and David Nichols, and toy
on determination of heirs.'
which commemorated the
AL
GALLOWAY
central 'air conditioning
savings banks were presented
event.
On petition of Jacqueline R.
from $165 a month. 205
LOOKING FOR
to Amy Lyn Krueger and Scot
Mote, the will of the deceased
USED
FARM
EQUIPMENT
N. Scott Rd. SV JohrK.
Wakulsky.
dated October 13, 1971, was
FARM and INDUSTRIAL'
A NEW HOME?
Call 224-4376. Scott Rd.
admitted to probate and adThe registration boxes, which
TRACTORS - COMBINES - C O R N H E A D S
TRACTORS d nd
Apartments..
ministration of the estate was
were
decorated
with
candy,
,
EQUIPMENT
We'll Build You
granted to Jacqueline R. Mote,
TILLAGE TOOLS - PLANTERS - PICKERS
New and Used
What You Want
the executrix named.
Creditors of the deceased are
TRACTOR PARTS -REBUILT HEADS
Simplicity
ON YOUR LOT OR
notified that all claims against
-LAWN and GARDEN
GOOD SELECTION AT ALL TIMES
the estate must be presented
OR O U R S . ' . . .
EQUIPMENT
SIMON'S
said Jacqueline R Mote at 1300
The
United
Way
East Stoll Road, Lansing,
;
Phone (517) 224-4713 or 224-4300
HEIMGESBACH FORD
WILLARD SEARLES
PLANING MILL
Michigan, and proof thereof,
Capital Area United Way
TRACTOR SALES
Residential Builder
First Farm North of St. Johns on US-27
with copies of claims, filed with
ST. JOHNS
1973
Campaign
Oct.
9
•
Nov.
7
1
the court on or before January
Phone 224-3297
Phone 647-6356
Manufacturers of:
9, 1974. Notice is further given
ST.
JOHNS,
MICH.
PORTLAND. MICH. ' 51-tf
that the estate will be thereupon
AGRICULTURAL-INDUSTRIAL-LAVJN & GARDEN
Truck, pick-up, hay and
EQUIPMENT assigned to persons appearing
grarn racks, forage boxes,
Leasing- Rentals-Service-Parts
bunk feeders, portable
of record entitled thereto. *
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S
E
f
t
l
"Home
Of The Friendly People"
cattle mangers and
Dated: October 9,1973.
accessories. Custom
Jacqueline R. Mote >
_ „ MORTON FORD TRACTOR, INC
woodworking.
Petitioner
.
1r
51ZZ North Grind River tanjlnj, Mich.
1300 East Stoll Road ,.
517 485 4355
268 S. Henderson
'Lansing, Michigan
Fowler, Michigan
Attorney for Petitioner:
1
John Brattin
215 S Washington Avenue
Phone (Area 517)
Lansing, Mich 48933
,
593-2000
Phone 484-7491
254
Nl
Probate Court
West Elsie
By Mrs VfoyiM Mead
Phone W2-5M7
V
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Mf and Mrs David Peabody
spent the past week near
ZanesvilkvOhio, rock hunting.
A 7 lb 11 oz-baby girl, Melissa
Kay, was born to Mr and Mrs
Brent Grubaugh Sept 6.
Mr and Mrs Charles Franke
and sons of Lansing hosted a
birthday dinner Sunday in
honor of her fathers, Mr
Raymond Thornton, birthday
which is Oct 8.
Born to Mr and Mrs Robert
Skriba, Sept24, a 7 lb 1 oz baby
girl^Jennifer Jo.
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ST.JOHNS
16A
CLINTON COUNTY NEWS. ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN
A PERSONAL LOOK AT THE NEWS
Between the lines
October 18,1973
Clinton Farm Bureau members attend
54th annual meeting
ST JOHNS -- Over 300
members of the Clinton County
Farm Bureau attended (he
organization's annual meeting
heldlast Tuesday nightat Smith
Hall.
Policy development held the
It seems all 3 television networks are deal New York City doctor who decides to try his
programming under a system I call the bedside manner in the wide open spaces of the spotlight as members of the
resolutions
committee
IGBADLPORPTPD.
western USA. Yawn,
IGBADLPORPTPD are the initials of the
With all the police running around the tube, it's presented the 1973 recomstatement when new shows are being considered only natural they have an equal number of mended policy resolutions.
and the letters stand for, "It's gotta be a doctor, lawyers to defend all the people caught by all the Robert Kissane, retiring County
Farm Bureau president called
lawyer, policeman or policeman turned private police.
>'
the meeting to order following a
detective."
If you've seen 1 television lawyer taking on dinner served by the Pilgrim
If lawyers, doctors, policemen and private in- .impossible odds to win his client's ,case, you've
vestigators don't turn you on, then you might as 'seen them all. However, the newest addition is United Methodist Church
women.
,
well turn the television into a flower planter.
Jimmy Stewart playing a "poor old country boy"
He introduced guests from
Of course, the networks are now trying to put a lawyer. If he winds up in competition for an
unique twist to each of the shows to make them Emmy Award, he might get beaten by Sam Ervin. several agri-related businesses
different from all the other shows that are the Nothing against Jimmy Stewart, - he's a fine in the county and from Farm
same. That statement means they're all the same, actor. But scripts full of "aw shucks," "hold on Bureau affiliated companies.
but they're different.
A slate of some 25 resolutions
just a minute" etc seem to make commercials a
were read by the committee
Take Cannon for instance. He's not your run-of- welcome break.
composed of Harmon Cropsey,
the-mill private detective -- he's fat. Besides that,
Besides the doctor program mentioned a couple chairman; Lee Ormston,
he's always an old friend of whomever his client
might be. If you ask me, they ought to pull his of paragraphs above, there's not much I can say Robert Moore, Andy Cobb and
license for hanging around with people who about the doctor shows - I stopped watching 2 Dennis Phillips.
years ago. But, after a refresher course in watchalways seem to be in trouble.
Adopted
were
policy
Columbo as a policeman was unique to begin ing doctor shows last week, J find that 3 things statements favoring reinshould
classify
them
as
fairy
tales
they
all
make
with just because of his rumpled character and the
unheard of technique of showing the viewer who house calls, none seemed to be married and their
the murderer is right at the bginning of the show. female patients are never homely.
How about a program with McCloud running
McCloud was supposed to be different because
he was a western lawman -in big deal New York around yelling, "Mr Dillon, Mr Dillon, there's an
City. But, to me, Dennis Weaver will always be ugly old lady private eye who says she has to
Chester and if he doesn't say "Mr Dillon, Mr speak to you right away. She says Columbo accused her of killing Dr Welby because he wouldn't
Dillon," I'm not gonna listen.
There's a new doctor show on now with the make a house call and Perry Mason won't take her
reverse twist of McCloud. In this case, it's a big case cause he's pretty sure he can't win."
statement of the federal school
lunch program, world free
trade, lifting of import
restrictions on imports of
foreign oil, early completion of
the Alaskan pipeline, land
usage, enforcement of existing
laws requiring adequate
muffler systems on all
motorized vehicles and a
resolution from thefloorcalled
for the repeal of the 1970 Occupation Safety and Health 'Act,
which was accepted.
The members also asked for
state tax credit legislation for
non highway users, deepening
of the Saginaw River to accomodate ocean going vessels,
and a return to the Central Time
Zone for Michigan.
The Bureau commended 4-H
and other youth in the county
for their trash pickup on
roadsides, and passed a
resolution urging the disbanding of the Building Authority
appointed Jto study a proposed
new building for county offices.
It is, suggested that a building
proposal be called for by a vote
of the people as to whether a
new courthouse be built.
The members voiced their
approval of Agricultural
Secretary Butz support for the
American farmers and his
stand in helping them get their
"fair portion of the national
economy." A unanimous
ovation was given after the
reading of a resolution thanking
the 1973 membership team and
especially co-chairmen Bill and
Judy Kissane.
The delegation also voted to
renew the corporate status of
the County Farm Bureau but
turned down 2 proposals to
change the terms of County
Road Commissioners from 6 to 3
years with, a total of 6 years
allowed in succession and to
make this an elective office.
Elected to the board of
directors were Bill kissane
representing Bingham - Olive
II
•
•
District and Jack Anderson for
Essex-Lebanon. Also named to
the board was new Young
Fanner Chairman Mike Borton
of Watertown township. Bill
Kissane replaced his brother
Bob, and Anderson will replace
Dennis Phillips. Both of these
had served the allowed 2-3 year
terms.
A highlight of the evening was
the crowning of the 1973 Farm
Bureau Queen, Miss Becky
Gibson. She is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs Melvin Gibson of
DeWitt and a senior at St Johns
High School. She competed for
queen with 7 other contestants
who were Miss Ruth Fox,
.named runner up, Janet Davis,
Agie Rademacher, Sharon
Wood, Crystal Rhynard, Kathy
Moore and Ellen Feldpausch.
Last year's queeir Miss
Connie Burn ham was on hand to
participate in the ceremony and
the announcement of the winner
was made by Young Farmer
Chairman Tom Benson.
Miss Burnham sang several,
songs to her own guitar accompaniement, Judges in the
queen contest were Mrs Ed
Idzkowski, Mrs Melvin Warren
and Mrs Virgil Zeeb. The new
queen will represent the County
Farm Bureau in the state
competition Dec 13 in Grand
Rapids and the 1973 State Farm
Bureau Queen will attend the
National Convention in Atlantic
City in January.
Other business inchjjd
approval of the list of delegat
to state annual meeting, a vote
to seat Mrs Donald Swagarfc as a
member of the board of director
representing Farm Bureau
Women, reports -by David
Morris District 5 Director on the
State Farm Bureau board and
Winston Ingalls Regional
Representative from the
Michigan Farm Bureau.
Winners of the table ce
terpiece Contest were Maple
River Group 1st, Clark Chandler, 2nd for originality, and
Happy Hix 1st and Jason Center
2nd for beauty. Cash awards
were given to the following
groups for 100% membersh"
renewal by January 1, 1973;
Friendly Fringe Farmers,
Friendly Farmers, Jason
Center, Maple Valley, Parker
Center, Prairie and Sleepy
Hollow.
Door prizes werw won by Ivah
Kleuckling, Illah Rose, Eileen
Gillespie, Leon Schmitt, Judy
Kissane and Levi Blakeslee.
Entertainment at the meeting
was furnished by Jim Carl, o'
Lansing who sang songs from
Camelot and'Fiddler on the
Roof. He was accompanied by
Mrs Rhonda Hambleton of St
Johns. Carl also sang the Lord's
Prayer as an invocation. He is
District Life Marketing
Director for Farm Bureau
Insurance Company in the Joh
Lynch District,
Hunters vs Harvesters
Editor, Lapeer County Press
ti
By Jim Fitzgerald
During the next war,'the casualty lists should
be written by the guy currently in charge of
euphemisms for the Mich Dept of Natural
Resources (DNR).
It wouldn't be necessary for grieving parents to
explain the empty seat at the dinner table by using
such raw words as: "Johnny was drafted and
killed."
Instead, they could say: "Johnny was put and
took."
,
(
THAT HAS A FLIP, even charming ring to it.
Nothing bloody. To ari uninformed guest, it could
sound as if Johnny might show up in time for
dessert. No sense giving anyone indigestion by
saying something indelicate, such as: "Johnny is
as dead as that pheasant you just ate."
Pheasants are what turned me on this week. The
DNR has begun a new program in which
p*heasants are bred at a hatchery and then trucked
(o game areas and freed to be shot by eager
hunters.
' The DNR calls this the "put-and-take hunting
season."
According to the DNR, a hunter never kills a
bird or a deer. He "harvests" it. The well-dressed
hunter should wear bib-top overalls, carry a pitchfork and drive an Allis-Chalmers tractor. Back on
the farm, the hired man is shooting wheat.
WHERE I LIVE, trie put-and-take season got off
to a rousing start. On Friday, 250 pheasants
arrived by truck. (No hunting is allowed on
Fridays, for fear the hunters will shoot at the truck
as it crosses the city limits.) The birds were
released in a designated hunting area the size of a
Located 2% Miles North
of Middleton on Ely Hwy.
SERVES ALL YOUR NEEDS IN STEEL
FARM BUILDINGS, BUTLER GRAIN BINS.
AND KAN-SUN CONTINUOUS
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few city blocks. On Saturday and Sunday, the DNR
reported 3500 hunters came after the 250
pheasants.
The hunters didn't have much room for
maneuvering. They had to advance on the enemy
Robert Kissane (center) welcomes new Farm Bureau directors Jack Anderson and Bill Kissane,
in lock-step, after practicing close-order drill in
the parking lot. Each pheasant was offered a elected last week at the Annual Farm Bureau Meeting at Smith Hall in St Johns.
Call Us For All The Details
cigaret and blindfold. Not 1 bird escaped. Thus the
brave hunters were able to secure the area until
$2,800 and clerk hire of $700 per
WE ARE ALSO DEALERS FOR
next weekend when another invasion of pheasants
year beginning Jan 1, 1949.
CLAY AND CARDINAL EQUIPMENT LIMES .
will surely be fought off, no matter how high the
A meeting held Wednesday
cost.
night, Oct 13 in the Steel Hotel MIDDLETON
'
Phone 236-7358
One of the hunters took exception to my cynical
resulted in the formation of a
attitude (I had asked him if nuclear weapons were
Lions Club for St Johns with 27
allowed on Sunday). "The birds are bred to be
local business and professional
shot," he explained. "It's a sport. It gets a man out
'men'making application for a
into the woods and fresh air and gives him a
charter.
chance to breathe and improve his marksmanIncreasing costs for welfare
ship."
*— ;
,and, road maintenance made
M'3
From the Clinton
Oh sure. Put down that gun. I'm not really dumb
necessary a budget raise of
enough to equate a pheasant with Johnny-Soldier. I
County News files
$35,000 for the coming year in
was just funning around. Pheasants aren't human
of 1972,1963,1948
Clinton County. The board of
beings. They are dumb animals, so why not breed
supervisors approved the inthem for no other reason than to shoot them?
crease at their October session
ONE
YEAR
AGO
TEN YEARS AGO
EXCEPT A cock pheasant is about the prettiest
here this week.
Oct 18,1972
Oct 17,1963
bird you'll ever see fly across a country road. And
The State Department of
Clinton County is due to
A 1964 county budget "of
I keep wondering if something in a bird's head
Corrections has condemned the
doesn't think: "Hey, that hurts!" when a hunk of receive a share of $1.4 million $599,039.42, representing a
Clinton County Jail and ordered
lead tears through its wing. I even wonder if a committed by President decrease of $2,741.38 compared
that it be closed not later than
luckier pheasant feels bad, maybe mourns a little, Richard Nixon i from the to the current budget, Was
March 1, 1949. Notice of the
Disaster Relief Fund to'help approved Monday by the
when his buddy is blasted out of the sky.
condemnation was received this
Isn't that silly? Human beings should be too Michigan recover from last Clinton County board of
week by the board of supersmart to think dumb things like that. As any red- spring's severe freeze and ice supervisors.
visors at their October session.
blooded harvester will tell you, I should be put and storms.
Clinton County Conservation
The body of Pfc Archie L
A 5-1 vote by the DeWitt City Officer Earl Goff this week
took.
Falor, son of Mrs Edna Falor, of
Council Monday night approved canceled all burning permits as
Lebanon township, is expected
the rezoning request of the- another prolonged dry spell has
to arrive in Fowler within the
6560 S. Begole Rd.
Prompt Delivery
Forest association DeWitt
Development Cor- turned Michigan into a tinder
next few days from an overseas
PERR1NTON
poration to change the zoning of box.
cemetery. The body will be
formed
1/2N-2W
-1/2N
land adjoining the Rose Subtaken to the Abbott Funeral
E.F. Boron Co of St Johns are
From Pompeii
division from residential, single observing their 40th anHome in Maple Rapids and
PHONE POMPEII
EAST LANSING - A new dwelling to residential' apart- niversary in business this week
plans for a military funeral will
organization, the Michigan ments.
be announced later. Burial will
with a special selling event
Forest Association has been
take place at Matherton.
The St Johns Water Depart- which opens Thursday morning.
formed for all people interested ment personnel will again be
Fire destroyed three barns on
in the state's forests.
flushing the fire hydrants tcT the Eugene Heinze farm 4-1/2
Those persons in Clinton, remove sedimentation'that has miles north of Elsie last
Eaton and Ingham County developed during the summer Thursday night, causing loss
interested in the organization months.
estimated at $60,000. Cause of
may obtain more information
State Representative R- the fire was undetermined.
from Leo O. Sherwood, district Douglas Tresize of Owosso was
State Police are still looking
chairman; 8562 E Stoll Rd, Rt 1, among the members of the
for a man who fled the scene of
House of Representatives who a flaming two-car crash on USEast Lansing.
Sherwood is district chairman opposed the "No Fault" auto
27 near Stoll Road last Friday
insurance proposal voted - on evening which put two DeWitt
for the 3-county area.
Friday.
children in the hospital.
Upwards of 100 persons were
Mrs Irene M Schneider, 26, of
DEAF EAR
in attendance at the Annual
R2 Portland was killed about
Most women listen to tbelr
The Clinton County* Board of Commissioners will hold a -public
Chamber of Commerce banquet
8:45 pm Saturday when the car
husbands finest arguments—aa
last night ^nd witnessed the
she was driving ran off Pratt
hearing on the 1974 County budget on
wives will, bat pay them DO
presentation of awards to
road near her home 3-1/2 miles
heed—as wives won't
several area residents.
southeast of Westphalia and
crashed into a tree.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 23,1973
The bean business is booming
at the St, Johns Co-operative
1:30 P.M.
elevators - so much so that a
50x100 foot addition to the bean
storage warehouse is being
hastily constructed to handle
in the commissioners room at the courthquse in St. Johns, Michigan.
the overflow.
The budget will be available at this time for any and all interested
byHANKFURMAN
Two persons received minor
parties to examine.
injuries at 4 pm Monday in
another in a continuing series of
accidents at the intersection of
US-27 and M-21.
Gerald Shepard
Back
Through
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CLINTON COUNTY
TODAY'Sife
Real Estate
Calvin Coolldge once said, "The, ownership of a home, the
feeling of independence that comes with the possession of a
bit of the earth are among the most powerful incentives to
high civic interest and usefulness/' If you're in the market
for a new home, there is no time like the' present to begin
looking. Homes have never been so attractive, and real
estate values are on the rise. You'll find out just what Mr.'
Coolldge meant!
Essex Township Sanitary
Why not come in soon to FURMAN REALTY CO, 1515 North
U.S. 27,224-3236 and let our friendly staff show you our fine
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* 25 YEARS AGO
Oct 14,1948
Clinton County's prosecuting
attorney, whoever he may be,
will be paid an annual salary of
Derrill Shinabery
Chairman,,
Board of Commissioners
See your
friendly ford
Chairman, Finance
and Appropriations
Committee
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EGAN FORD SALES
HELPFUL HINT:
Signed Clayton Wright; Supervisor
A clean, sweet-smelling cellar Is a great adyertlsement for
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Then the following Saturday
when it was time for them to
clean the windows they were
right there with the same enthusiasm they had the week
before* j
I think we all should be thankful for the wonderful job these
kids did and also for living in a
community such as St Johns.
Richard Timms, Manager
Millie Jones Shoe Store
StlJohns, Mich.
Sir:
I would like to make a comment concerning the school
children who- painted the store
windows
downtown
for
Homecoming.
I feel we are very fortunate to.
have the class of teenagers we
do — when they came to paint
my windows they were very
polite and courteous. They did
their job - cleaned up any mess
and continued on their way.
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4-H Chatter
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4-H Leader workshops
ByJOHNAYLSWORTH
Two 4-H leader training
workshops will be held in
November at Kettunen Center
(formerly Camp Kett) near
JOHN DEERE LAWN A N D GARDEN EQUIPMENT
TRACTORS
Ford 3000
J.D. 2010 Gas
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J.D. A
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J.D. 237
N.l.311 w/HuskBed
J.D. 12'Field Cultv.
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1 Used 700 AR Innes
Windrow 6-Row
Oliver 12'Disk
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2 Used Bean Pullers
HAY TOOLS
J.D. 3010 Gas
J.D. 2010 D
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N.H. Forage Box
J.D. 507 Rotary Cutter
No. 5 J.D. Mower
Superior Loader for
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J.D. 13 Hole Grain drill
N.H. 66 Baler
N.i. Forage Box
A.C. Chopper w/1 Row &
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New Holland Haybine 469
SPREADERS
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Case-belt drive
New Idea 210
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PICKERS *
Tustin, Michigan. These
sessions are Nov 2 and 3 for
snowmobile leaders land Nov 9
and 10 for the Creative Arts
(recycling) Workshop.
The snowmobile leader
training program Nov 2 and 3 is
sponsored jointly by the
Michigan International
Snowmobile Association, 4-H Youth Programs, Department
of Natural Resources, State
Police and Sheriffs Association.
" The purpose is to draw together
current snowmobile leaders
where they can learn about
teaching- current -laws and
pending legislation, first aid
and emergencies, wind-chill
index, law enforcement,
machine maintenance, training
programs, group activities and
details for certification. There
is no charge for Clinton" County
4-H snowmobile leaders to
attend this workshop,
The snowmobile program
begins after supper on Friday,
Nov 2 and ends aboug 3 pm on
Saturday, Nov 3.
The Creative Arts Workshop
begins on Friday, Nov 9, about
10:00 am and will end about 3:00
pm on Saturday, Nov 10. The
program will deal with
recycling anything into
something useful. 4-H leaders
will be able to share ideas,
share resources, evaluate their
creations. There is no cost to
Clinton County 4-H leaders to
attend this workshop. More
information is available from
the Extension Office.
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Letters have gone out to 4-H
members with beef cattle last
year to find out how many plan
to have beef or dairy steers for
the 1974 Fair show and sale.
Members taking steers for 1974
must have them registered in
the Extension Office by Jan 1.
Also, if they plan to enter their
animals in the Rate of Gain
Contest, the animals must be
weighed by Jan 1.
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JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE
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Treasurer; Betty Fedewa and
LeeAnn Thelen — Recreational
Leaders. The Westphalia 4-H
Club was divided into 2 groups
— HI is composed of 4, 5 and 6
grade students and H2 is composed of 7th and up members.
The #2 group has 46 members
enrolled. The #2 group voted to
go roller skating Nov 15 at the
Ranch Roller Rink in St Johns.
Their next meeting will be on
Nov 6.
* * * * *
Mrs William Kissane is the
new organizational leader of the
4-H Wonders Club. The members wanted to thank Marie •
Woodhams for her years of
'service to the club as
organizatonal leader. The club
elected new officers for the 1974
year. They are: Linda
Schomish—president; Spencer
Martis — Vice President; Pat
Purtill — Secretary; Linda
*
The Westphalia 4-H Club —
Group #2 held their first
meeting for ihe 1974 4-H year.
The new officers for the coming
yeac are: Ruth Smith" —
President; Beverly Platte —
Vice President; Jane Hafner —.
Secretary; Rhonda Schaar —
Andrews — Treasurer and Ann
Purtill — Newsreporter.
Projects being offered this fall
include snowmobile, woodworking, crafts, ceramics,,
clothing, Home Design,
photography, electrical,
crocheting and knitting. The
members completed their
enrollment cards and plan to go
roller skating several times this
winter.
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The Southwestern Michigan
Polled-Hereford Association
will hold their 5th Annual Fall
Show and Sale Saturday, Oct 20,
at the Allegan County
Fairgrounds in Allegan, Mich.
A registered Heifer will be
given to some 4-H member or
FFA member during a free
drawing. The show begins at
10:00 am and the sale at 1:00
pnvThe sale will have 5 bulls,
40 females and 50 steers for
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purchase, Anyone is welcome to made reservations to go roller
skating on Thursday, Oct 18, at
attend the show and sale.
the Ranch Roller Rink In St
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The Olive 4-H Projects have Johns from 7-10 pm for the
elected officers /or the 1974 monthly 4-H roller skating
winter 4-Ef program. They are: activity. The clubs are Jolly
Sharon Wood — President; Sue Knitters, Lucky "RiderSchneegerger
—
Vice Riverside Riders, Countrysi
President; Kim Howe — and Fowler Busy Bees 4-H Clu
Secretary; Cindy Wolfert — Clubs wishing to sign up for
Treasurer; Recreation Leaders other months roller skating are
— Sharon Wood, Sue urged to contact the Extension
Schneeberger, Beth Hunt and Office.
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Kim Howe; News Reporter —
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Debbie Price; and Telephone
A State wide 4-H horse
Chairman — Cindy Ward. The
club plans to go roller skating in judging clinic will be held Nov 9
November and March on 4-H and 10 at Kellogg Center,
activity night. Theresa Pohl Michigan State University. This
thanked the Olive' 4-H Club clinic is open to any 4-H
members for their contribution member 14 years or older and
to her campaign fund raising to adults. The registration cost is
get enough money to attend the $7.50 for Friday and Saturday or
deaf Olympics. Members $5 for justSaturday's program.
wishing to sell popcorn to raise This year's event will feature
funds for the 4-H Talent Show slide-tapes, movies, judges
costumes are urged to contact panels, demonstrations and
Mrs Orvest Davis. The next actual judging by enrolees. A
meeting will be Sunday, Nov 4, brochure on this event is
Riley School for the annual available from the County
family potluck dinner starting Extension Office.
at 1:30 pm.
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The following clubs have
NO EASY WAY
Two things v e cannot expect,
to escape paying for are education and experience.
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Next Sunday in
Clinton County churches
All Churches in Clinton County arc invited to send
their weekly announcements to The Clinton County
News. They must reach us by 10 a.m. Monday to insure
publication in the current week's issue.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
S US-27 &E Baldwin
Joseph F. Eger, Jr, Pastor
* 10:00 am - Sunday School
11:00 am - Morning Worship v
6:30 pm • Youth service
7:30 pm - Sunday Evening
7:00 pm • Wednesday, second and fourth
WMC
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7:30 pm - Wednesday evening service
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Averill M. Carson, Minister
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
_ ^ . Averill M.Carson, Minister
Saturday, October 20
12:30 p,m. -Junior Choir rehearsal
1:00 pjn. -Children's Choir rehearsal
Sunday,October21
9:45 a m< - Church School
11:00 ajn. -Morning Worship
Monday, October 22
6:45 pjn. -Congregators
Tuesday, October 23
1:30 p,m, -Elizabeth Winslow
Wednesday, October24
6;45 pjn, -Boy Scout Troop 81
8:oo pjn. -Chancel Choir rehearsal
PRICE UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev.DaroidB.Boyd
9:45 am - Church School *
11*00 am - Morning Worship
Women's Society meets the last Wednesday of each month. Dinner at 12:30.
Meeting at 1:30.
Youth Fellowship meets the first and
third Monday of each month at 7:30 pm.
Council of Church Ministries and Administrative Board meets the first Sunday
of each month following a potluck dinner
at noon,
Youth choir meets each Wednesday at 7
pm
Senior choir meets each Wednesday at
7;30 pm,
,
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Francis C. Johannldes
200 East State Street
St. Johns, Michigan
Church School - 9:30
Worship Service-11:00
October 21 • Jr High UMYF - 7:00-8:30
Bring a friend and a Bible.
October 27 * Jr High UMYF Halloween
Piiza Party 8 pm at the church, come in
costume. Bring a fnend.
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
Kingdom Hall
1993North Lansing St.
\ Tuesday, 7:30 pm - Congregation Book
Studies Text studied "The Notions Shall
Know That I Am Jehovah - How?"
Thursday,7:30pm*Thqpcratic Ministry
School - Texts Used:. "Bible" and "Aid to
Bible Understanding" 8:30 pm Service
Meeting,
Sunday, 9:30 am - Public Lecture Given by Qualified Representative of the
Watchtower, Bible and Tract Society.
10:30 am • Watchtower Study - Current
issue of the "Watchtower" magazine
Studies.
PUBLIC INVITED '
NO COLLECTION TAKEN
j Wednesday
, 6:30 - Chapel Choir
•, 7:00 - Boy Scouts In Niles Hall
\ 7:15-Chancel Choir
8-00 - Prayer and Share group'at
Speck's, G02 W. Stale
'Ihursuay
3-00 - Girl Scouts *522
4:00 - Carol Choir
October 23 - Elizabeth Circle - 1:30 at
Mabel Hansen's
Ruth Circle -1:30 at Evaljne Kuhns
Administrative Board - 7:30.
FlRSTCHimCHOFGOD
Rev.JeftWcbb
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
South US-27
Paul A. Travis, Pastor
9:45 am Bible School
10;55 am Worship Serive
11 am Children's Churches
6 pm IN-TIME and HI-TIME
7 pm Evening Worship
5:00 pm Church Training
B 7.00 pm Evening Worship
Each Wed 7 nm The Hour of Power for
(.the whole family, 8 pm Choir practice,
8:00 pm -Choir Practice Jr. Basketbrll
First Sunday • Communion Service
First Tuesday - Deacon's Meeting
Second Tuesday - Ladies' Missionary
Circle.
Mon-Fn "Moments of Mediation." 9:15
am Radio WRBJ
Church office hours
9-12 & 1-3 Mon thru Fri
312N US-27
Phone 224-2448
9:45 am Church School. 11:00 am
Worship Service. 7:00 pm Evening Worship.B:00pm Youth Fellowship 1st and 3rd
Sunday of the month.
Wednesday: 7:45 pm Family Bible
Study.
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CHURCH OF THENAZARENE
515 North LansingStreet
Rev Wesley Manker
Phone 224-7950
lO'OO am -Sunday School
11:00 am - Morning Worship
6:15 pm - Young People's Service
7-00 pm • Evening Worship
Wednesday, 6.30 pm - Caravan, 7.45 pm
Bible Study and prayer hour,
ST JOHNS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner of Mead and Walker
Rectory 406EWalker
Phone 224-2600
Office 224-2885
1973 Schedule
Every Sunday 8 am Holy Communion
2d & 4th Sunday 10 am Holy Communion
and Sermon
Other Sundays -10 am - Morning Prayer
and Sermon
• Nursery & church school 10 am for
nursery through 6th
Every Monday eve 7 pm • Spiritual
Healing Service
! 1st 7 3c? Mondays 7 pm Senior Citizens
J zd a 4lh Tuesdays - Noon - Senior
.Citizens
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- J- .Every Tuesday morning and evening
weight watchers
^"2d Wednesday 1-5 pm Family Planning
Clinic
11st & 3rd Wed morning OEO Nutrition
Class
fr> Every other Wed evening 7*30 Cadet Girl
"Scouts
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Every 4th Thursday Jaycettes B pm
Every Thursday 8 pm AA Al Anon
»Every Friday 3:15 pm Brownies
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CHURCH Or CHRISTOF ST. JOHNS
400 EState
MlkeHargrave, Minister
9:30 am Sunday School
10:30 am Morning Worship
5.30 pm Youth Fellowship
6:30 pm Evening Service
Wed, 7:00 pm prayer Meeting
Call 224-4293 for more information
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. William G.Hankerd.Pastor
Rev,Raymond Gochnng
Associate Pastor
Rectory — 109 Linden St. —Ph. 224-3313
Convent-110 S Oakiand-Ph. 224-3789
School — 201 E Cass-Ph. 224-2421
Mass Schedule
Saturday Evening - 7 pm
Sunday - 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12
Holy Days - Sec bulletin
Weekdays - 8:30 am and 7 pm
Sacrament of Penance - Saturdays, 3:30
to 5 pm: after 7 pm Mass until 8:30 pm.
Weekday evenings-a few minutes before
evening Mass. ,,
First Fridays—Sacrament of Penance.
Thursday from 4 to 5 pm and after the
evenlngMassuntflallareheard Massand
prayers of Adoration at 7 pm. Holy
Communion on Friday at 6 and 7:15 am
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament,
Thursday 7 pm on First Friday after
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evening Mass.
Devotions—Our Mother of Perpetual
Help Novena • after17:15 pm Mass each
Tuesday.
Religious Instruction Classes—Adult
Inquiry Class, Tuesday at 8 pm. High
School CCD, Wednesday at 7:30pm Public
Grade School CCD,Tuesdaysfrom4un 015
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Baptisms—Each Sunday at 1:3d by
appointment. Other arrangements by
appointment,
SAINT JOHN'S LUTHEn AN CHURCH
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(MlssouriSynod)
Rcv.Robert D. Koeppen, Pastor
10:15 am Divine Worship
8:00 am-Matlns Service, 3rd Sunday
each month
9:00 am Sunday School and Bible
Classes
Holy Communion 1st and 3rd Sundays each
month at 10:15 am
Church Office Hours -9:00-12:00 Monday,
Wednesday* Thursday and Friday
mornings.
Adult Instruction - 7:30 pm Mondays
Weekday School and Confirmation Classes
- Wednesdays, 3130-6:00 pm
Ladies Guild-LWML-2nd Wednesday each
month at 7:30 pm
Eiders and Evangelists -Tuesdays at 6:45
pm
Youth-2ml & 4th Sundays at 4:00 pm
Councils & Committees - 1st Tuesday each
month at 7:30 pm
Office Telephone: 224-3544
Parsonage Telephone! 224-7400
THE WAYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. richard Abney, Pastor
About 12 miles north *The Corner of K US-27 and Roosevelt Rds,
' Sunday School -'10.00 am
Morning Worship - liiOO-om
Sunday evening - 6.00 pm
Wednesday evening service i
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH
305 Church Street
Phone 224-3349
Robert Bentley, Minister
10:00 am - Sunday School
6:00 pm • Evening Worship
Prayer service as announced,
SALEM UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
U.S.27and County Line Rd
Pastor Paul R. Jones
,
Phone 224-7709
Parsonage & Office 2620 E. Maple Rapids
Rd. Eureka.
SOUTH RILEY BIBLECHURCH
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WillardFarrler.Pastor
Located 1/2 mile east of Francis Road on
Chadwlck Road
10 am • Sunday School
H am * Worship Service
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
380WHcrblsonRd. DeWitt
Telephone GG9-3930
David B, Kranzmeier, Pastor
Telpehonc: 669-960G
Sunday Worship - 9:30
Tuesday- Directions at Dawn 7:00 amST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner US-27 and Webb Road
Rev Glenn V. Cntbey, Jr. Vicar
Residence 669-3067
Church 669 9308
First & Third SundaysMorning Prayer 9 am
Second & Fourth Sundays
Holy Communion 9 am
VALLEY FARMS BAPTIST CHURCH
241-EStaleRoad
Rev LaVern Bretz, Pastor
9:45-10:45 am,Church School. There is a
class for everyone from the youngest to the
oldest. The Bible is our textbook.
11 am • 12 Noon - Morning Worship,
Junior Church for children through 6th
grade
5:30 pm • BYF for both Juniors and
Seniors
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7:00 pm - Evangelistic Service
8:00 pm - Morning Choir Practices
Wednesday, 7:00 pm - Mid-week Prayer
Sencc; B:00 pm - Morning Choir Practice
Saturday 10:00 am - Jr Choir practice
1st Thursday 7:30 pm - Woman's
Mission Society'
2nd Saturday 3:00 pm- Ann Judson Guild
for J r Hi girls
3rd Tuesday G:30 pm - Men's Fellowship
SOUTH DcWITT CHURCH
' OF CHRIST
2931 Harbison beside DeWitt
High School
'Minister: Dr. James Girdwood
Tel 669 5000 or 620-600(1
9:20 am Bible School
10-30 am Morning, Worship
Communion Weekly
6:30 pm Youth Groups
7:30 pm Evening Worship
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Wednesday,
7:30 pm Hour of Power: Prayer and
Bible Study
Thursday
7:30 pm Calling Program
OF DeWITT, SBC
Rev Jerry Cole.Pastor
Meeting in Hie Memorial Building while
we build our flew worship center.
Sunday School -10.00 am
Morning Worship • 11:00 am
5:00 pm Church Training
6:00 pm Evening Worship Meeting in
homes
Mid-week prayer service Wed. 7:30 pm
Youth fellowship 2nd and 4 th Sunday at 7
o'clock pm
Join us in worship where "everybody is
somebody and Christ is Lord."
For more information call 669-9752 or
write Box 306, DeWitt
Elsie Area
ELSIE METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. David Litchfield, Minister
9:30'am - Morning Worship
10:30 am - Sunday School, Supt Merle
Baese
DUPLA1N METHODIST CHURCH
JRev David Litchfield, Minister
10 am • Sunday School, Supt Kenneth
Kiger
11 am • Worship Service
10 am Sunday School Ttev.Cowlcy, Sup't
11 am Worship Service
6:30 pm Junior & Senior B.Y.F.
7:00 pm Wednesday, Junior and Senior
Choir Practice
7:30 pm Wednesday, Prayer and Bible
Study
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DUPLAIN CHURCH QF CHRIST
3 miles west Ovid-Elsie High-School
5505 E Colony Road
JustinShepard.Mlnister
Bill Nichetson. Youth Minister
9:45 am - Sunday School
11 am - Church
6 pm - Youth fellowship and adult Bible
Study
7 pm - Evening Service
7 pm Wednesday-Prayer Meeting
ST CYRIL CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev.Thomas M. Kowalczyk, Pastor
PO Box 97,517 E Main St.
Bannister, 48807
Phone:862-5270
Sunday Liturgies: Saturday - 7:00 pm
Sunday • 8:30 and 10:30 am
Holy Day Liturgies: 7:00 am and 3:00
pm
Confessions; One half hour before all
Sunday Liturgies.
Maple Rapids
Area
THE UNITED ' ,
METHODISTCHURCH
Maple Rapids
Pastor Rev J, TtiomasChurn
Pnrsonage-Mlddleton
"Phono 235-7742
Sunday
9:30 am Worship Service
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Wednesday
2nd Wednesday each month
7;oopmW.SCS.
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CHURCH
Scott and Marshall Roads
Pastor-Norman Wood
Sunday: 10:30 am Church School
WSCS 3rd Wednesday at B pm
LOWE UNITED
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Lowe and North Lowe Road
Minister Rev. Harold McGuire
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Sunday School 9-10 am
Church Worship 10:15-11:15
Choir 8-9 pm Thursday
UMW 7:30 2nd Wed of every month
Prayer Study Group io-n
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HATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Clarence Keith
9.45 am Church School
11!00 am Worship
7:00 pm Bible Study
HATHUAPTISTCHURCH
Rev. Richard Cole, Pastor
10-00 am Sunday School
6-30 pm Youth Fellowship
Midweek Service on Wednesday 7:30 pm
VALLEY FARMS UNITED
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
Rev. Neil Bolinger, Pastor
CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
*~ 155 E Slate Rd
CorncrUptonRd&StollRd ,
Phone 489 1705
Sunday,
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9.00 Worship
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Wednesday, 7:30 pm - Youth service
Choir Practice - Wed 6:30 pm "
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Thursday, 7:30 pm - Bible Study
Mid-Week Prayer Service • Wed7:30pm
We cordially invite you to attend any or
Everyone welcome
all of these services
SEVENTH DAY ADVENT1STS
686 North Lansing Street
Listen to our international broadcast
Elder, E F.Herzel, Pastor
HARVESTIME Sunday morning at 10:30
Services held on Saturday
am WRBJ, 1SB0 on your dial.
9:15 am Church Service
10-30 am-Sabbath School Service
ST PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH
MISSOURI SYNOD
WESTPILGRIM UNITED
4-1/2 miles west of St. Johns on M-21
METHODIST CHURCH
5-1/2 miler south on Francis Road
Corner of Parks and Grove Rd.
2miles west on Church Road
FULTON FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
RevBnanK. Sheen, Minister
Marvin L, Bare, Pastor
l/2mile cast ofPcrrlntononM-55,1/2 mile
9:30 am - Worship Service
10:30 am - Worship
,
south
10.45 am - Church School
Rev.Larry Rhoads, Pastor
9:15 am • Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
9:45 am -Sunday School
11:00 am -Morning Worship
Holy Communion first Sunday of Hie
month at 8 am, third Sunday of the month
7.00 pm -Youth Service
at 10-30 pm
7*45 pm -Evening Service
7-45 pm -Thursday,vPraycr and praise
service ,
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CONGRECATIONAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
2619 E Maple Rapids Rd
Rev Paul R Jones, Pastor
Phone 224-7709
10 am • Bible School for everyone
11 am - Morning Worship
7:30 pm - Adult Bible discussions.
Nursery provided during services'
6:30 pm - Youth Meetings
0:45 pm - Wednesday, Jr Choir; Chancel
Choir, 7130 pm
EAGLE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev, Ray McBratnle, Pastor
Telephone 627-6533 or 489 3807
9.30 am • Morning Worship
10:30 am - Church School
7:30 pm - Wednesday, Bible Study and
prayer meeting
BAGI.B FOURSQUARE CHURCH
Rev.amfMrs. Royal Burnett, Pastor
10-00 am • Sunday School
7:30 pm - Wednesday Prayer meeting
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CHURCH
2:00 pm - Sunday School
3:00 pm • Worship Service
Waeousfa
Area
WACOUSTA COMMUNITY UNITED '
„ METHODISTCHURCH
Rev Edward F Otto, pastor
Phone 626-6623
Morning Worship: 10 am
Church School Classes 11:15 am
JrondSr Hi YF. 6-00 pm
> Cherub and Youth Choir Wednesday, 3:00 pm
Chancel Choir, Thursday, 7:30
WSCS Noon Meetings every 3rd
Wednesday
WXYZ Noon Meeting every 1st « JM
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every 3rd month.
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DeWitt Area
WAYSIDE CHAPEL <
A BJBLE CHURCH
1437 Turner Road, DeWitt
Rev. Douglas Beach, Pastor
Phone 489 9251
10 am Sunday School
11 am Worship Service
6 pm Young People
7 pm Evening Service
7:15 pm Wednesday • Bible Study and
Prayer
A friendly church with a message for
today.
Bible Loving - Bible Believing - Bible
Preaching
DeWITT COMMUNITY CHURCH
(Inter-denominational)
Mur) J. Eastman, Pastor
Jim McGovney,
Sunday School Supt.
Marilyn Krol.Co-Supt
9:45 am -Sunday School
11 am - Church
6 pm - Youth Fellowship
7 pm - Sunday Evening Service
7 pm - Wednesday Bible Study and
Prayer Meeting
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REDEEMER UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
105 N BridgeSt,
H. Forest Crum.Pastor
"9:30 am - Worship, (nursery provided),
10:30 - ll:oo am, Coffee Fellowship, 11 am
Church School
COMMUNITY OF ST JUDE
Catholic Church
Father Jerome Scfimitt, Pastor
.
409 Wilson, DeWitt
Daily Mass: Mon. and Thurs.- 7:30 pm
Tues, Wed, and Fri. 7:00 am
Sunday Mass: 9:00 and 11*15 am
Services at Middle School, DeWitt
EAST DeWITT BIBLE CHURCH
(Non-Denominational)
Round Lake Road 1/4 mile East of US-27
Glen J. Farnham, Pastor
Sunday
10 am - Sunday School. Classes for all
ages.
11 am - Morning Worship
5:45 pm • Youth Fellowship, Senior, 14
and up; Jet Cadets. 10-13
7 pm - Evening Service ,
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Wednesday
7:30 pm • Bible Stud/ and Prayer.
Supervised nursery for babies and small
children in all services.
"An open door to an open book"
. . . . A Bible preaching church with a
message for y o u . , , ,
ST THERESE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Fathers Francis Murray, Joseph Drosle
and Lawrence Delaney
Rectory: 102 W. Randolph, Lansing
Phone 4894051
Mass Schedule - Saturday: 7 pm.
Sunday: 6. 8,10,12! DeWitt, 9 am
Holiday: 7, 8,10 am: 5:30, 7:30 pm
Weekday Masses! B am, 7:30 pm
Confessions - Saturday: 3:30 to 5 and
'7i3Oto0.EvesofHolidays.8lo9
Baptism: Sunday qt 1 pm. Please call In
advance,
THE UNITED CHURCH OF OVID
West Front Street
Rev. Claude B Ridley, Jr. Pastor
Worship Service - to am
Church School • 11 am
Nursery service for all children up to 2nd
grade.
Area
WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH
127W. William St,Ovid
Rev Richard D Purchase
10 am Sunday School and Morning
Worship. Sunday Evenings 7.30 pm J
7:30 pm Wednesday Prayer Meetings
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4
Pcwomo, Michigan
Dn.Lioyd Walker
1639 Horizon Drive, Ionia
Sunday: 10:30 am Morning Worship 7:00
pm United Methodist Youth Fellowship
WSCS meets third Thursday of the
month fit 2 pm
OVID FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Main at Oak Street
ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
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Rev. Earl C. Copelin, Pastor
Pewamo, Michigan
Mary Placek, ChurchSchool Supt.
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. Bolger, MA.,
i;45 am Church School, 11:00 am
Pastor
Morning Worship, 7 pm Evening
Daily Mass -7:30 am
Fellowship.
Saturday 4:30 pm & 7:45 pm
Wednesday 7 Pm Prayer and Bible
Sunday 8;00 am & 10 00 am
Study; 8 pm Senior Choir
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Holy Baptism • Sunday, 1 pm
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OVID FREE METHODIST CHURCH
7:30 pm
"the church with "acts 20:20 vision"
Family Holy Hour for Peace - Saturday,
1100 N Main St., Ovid
7:15 pm
Rev. Richard Gleason
ChurchPhone 834-5950
Parsonage Phone 834-2473
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, 11:00 am Morning Worship
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9:30 am Ladies Bible Study every
Tuesday
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GUNNISONVILLE
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UNITED MET! 10D1ST CHURCH
6:00 pm Teen's Softball every Friday
ClarkandWoodRoads
Rev DanMiles, Minister
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC
9:30 am Church Service
CHURCH
10':45 am Sunday School ,
Ovid, Michigan
Fr, Joseph Aubin
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10:30 am • Mass on Sunday
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Confessions 10 (o 10:30 on Sunday
morning
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev Wayne Glassman
M-21 at Elsie Rd.
9:45 am Sunday School /
11:00 am Morning Worship
7:00 pm Wednesday Prayer meeting
Fowler Area
MOST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
Rev.Fr. Albert J.Schmllt, Pastor
Sunday Masses - 6:30,8:30 and 10:30 am
Weekdays* During school year, 7;30and
8:30 am
.Holy Days - 5:30,7:30 am and 7:00 pm
and 7:00 pm eve before
Sorrowful Mother Novena - Friday, 7:30
pm
Saturday s- 7:30 anvund 7:00 pm,
ST. PAUKLUTHERAN CHURCH ,
Fowler, Michigan
HE Rossow,Pastor v
9:30 am Worship ,,
10:30 am Sunday School & Bible Class
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Area
ST MARY'S CHURCH
Westphalia
Rev AloysiusH Miller-Pastor
Rev James J.Schmill-Admlnistrator
Phone 537-4201
THESE CLINTON COUNTY FIRMS
GROVE BIBLE CHURCH
Rev Robert Prange, Pastor •
Price andShcpardsville Roads
10:00 am - Sunday School, Classes for
all ages
6-30 pm • Young People
7:30 pm - Evening Service
7:30 pm • Wednesday, prayer meeting.
Ladies Missionary Circle meets 4th
Thursday
Couples Club meets 4th Saturday in
month
Lansing
KIMBERLYCHUKCH OF CHRIST
1007 KimbeHy Drive
Lansing, Michigan
John Hails
ll am - Morning Worship
10 am - Bible Study
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6 pm • Evening Worship
Midweek service 7:30 pm Wednesday night
SHEPHARDSVILLE UNITED
METHODISTCHURCH
DrDaroId Boyd, Pastor
445DivisIonStreet
East Lansing, Michigan
9:30 am Worship Service, 10.45 am
Church School
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8:00 pm Prayer Service
Administrative Board first Monday in
the month y
General meeting of WSCS third Thursday in January, April and September
Afternoon Circle meets second Thursday
at the homes of members
Bcrean Circle meets third Thursday
evening In each J month at the homes of
members
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Schmitt Electric
St Johns Co-op
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1002 E. State
St. Johns
Phone 224-4277
N. Clinton
Phone 224-2381
St Johns-Ovid-Pewamo
Member FDIC
S&HFarnT
Sales & Service
New Holland Machinery
Our Specialty x
4 Mi. N. on US-27 to
French Rd.
Phone 224-4661
Phillips
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Phone 224-2777
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Egan Ford
Burton Abstract
Federal-Mogul
Sales, Inc.
and Title Company
CORPORATION
200 W. Higham
Phone 224-2285
119 N.Clinton,St. Johns
St, Johns Plant
FOWLER
Area
RRIDGEVILLEGOSPELMISSION
4 miles south of Pompeii
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Sunday 3 pm Bible School
3:45 pm Worship Service
Thursday 7:30 pm Cottage
Prayer Meeting
(Announced from pulpit)
Wes' Gulf Service
Party Shoppe
Open Monday thru Saturday
Complete Party Supplies
224 N. Clinton
Phone 224-3535
Pickup and Delivery
108 W. Walker
Phone 224-4529
Parr's Rexall
Capital Area
United Way, Inc.
Free Pick-up St Delivery
S. US-27
Phone 224-2212
Mathews Elevator
Gratn-Fecd-Beans
Antes Cleaners
Saturday Night Masses: 4:30 & 7:00 pm
Sunday Morning 6:00. B:00,10:00
WeekdaysMonday&Friday7:l5& 11:20
am,
Tues & Thurs 7:15 & 8:30 am
Wednesdaj'7:i5& 7:30 pm
Holidays 5:30,7:15 & 11:20 am, 7:30 pm
Wednesday Evening Mass 7:30 pm
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only 12 million acres of land.
Arnotintof acreage has declined
from nearly 20 million 50 years
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Phone 224-3837
Capitol Savings
AND LOAN ASSN.
222 N. Clinton
Phone 224-2304/ /
Jim McKenzie
Agency
212 N. Clinton, St. Johns
214 W. Washington, Ionia
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Looking for old-fashioned, freshfrom-the-oven quality? Look no
further than your Sanders
Bake Shop. We've got full.variety
in fresh-baked rolls, breads, pastries and doughnuts.
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Why go out of your mind driving ail .,
over town looking for those little odds and ends, when ,you can get almost
anything you might need when you
shop
for
food at your Kroger
Superstore.
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With 'our (new
and expanded
departments, we offer greater variety
on a wider selection of non-food
needs — from paints and art supplies,
to hardware and automotive supplies,.
Sure, we've got f o o d . . .but we've got ,
a lot more, too!
Full variety and selection in
quality prepared > snacks, meals
or side-dishes for those special
occasions is as close as your
Superstore Delicatessen. Salads,
Desserts, domestic and imported
cheeses, party trays, cold cuts,
' barbequed chicken and ribs and
much, much more.
Tangy
Fresh
Red Rasberry
Curly-Q
Royal
Home Pride
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89° I Budget Broom
Westinghouse 7-Watt
Mustard or American Style
Kite Lite
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17-Oz
Orion
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Fresh Baked
Apple Pie .
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A Wide Selection Of Lepn's Homemade Foods Available
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2 Baibs39
Star
Anchor Hocking
Coffee F i l t e r . . . . . .'4 - H £ '1
Stack Mugs.
'Jubilee
Anchor Hocking
Gat Utter
25 £ 8 8 "
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Village Wine Shoppe
Stop in and browse around. Here
you'll find one of the state's better
wine selections. You doii't have to
be a connoisseur to appreciate thd
enticing array of quality Imported
and American wines, beers, ant)
accessories available.
Cereal Bowl
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sliced from either, the Dairy or
Manhattan-style Delicateste^.
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For a fine selection of your favorite,
natural arid organic foodsât downto-earth: prices, look no further
than your Kroger Superstore.

October 18, 1973

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