Fc:lr ~oups and individuals who wish to. send Christmas remembran'ces ,to uour- boys0

serving their country here .1nrI overseas,. the Eaton Rap­ids Journal isag:iinp11blisl\ing . l list or servicemen and their. Jdt1resses~

Ft1r servicemen not con­rarneri in chts list. thP. Journal

. ""'l!l ~l=idlv rompile and pub­hsh Jnother hsr if the famtl-1~s nf the men wil[ mail or C'Jll their .iddresses to the Journal c:l!fice w1ttun the next week ..

·Pvt. °'1uglas; W. Babcnck RA63la700l <UT 8rfgade, Al 4th PL T Fort McCleilen, Ala. 36201.

QM3 Ga r y Lee Calll!eld 8523789 N••vil!atiiJn Division

Our regisreterJ pbilmlac.isrs work hand in Jund wirh your docror to prarecc your heakh. We fLll !1'5 pre­scripCions wtth. urmcm prec.isicn ..

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rr.s.s. John F. KeMEdy CVA­&7 FPO New York, Nl!\tl York 095'0!.

no Ro:iald CrJdlt B 'i3" 201 Po st Of!ke Box 2005 Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Portsmouth, N. ff. 03801 •

Sp/5 Ro;:er D. Getter 384-48-3398 Co. B 1st BN. USA ESBDE fort Belvoir, Va. 22060 •

AFC Timothy J. Gulick AF . 68047777 79 TFS, Box 716 APO New York, N. Y. OM05.

Stephen E. ffiite SN Supply Div. USS William R. Rush DD 714" FPO New York, N. Y. 09501.

PFC Ronald S. Hulsey 379-50742 Co. B ?4th 1".ng. Bn. APO- New- York, N. Y. 0969£.

Sp/4 Wayne L. Jacllson SSAN :Bl-44-8791 E!q. lstBn.. 8Ist Arty. APO New York", N. Y. 090:15.

· Jerry W. McMc.nus BT-2 B 5•l2l7l Division 8 U.S.S. Gearing, DD7!0 FPO New York, N, Y. 0950!.

llllchael M. M~nZ>.r EOCA U.S. Navy Station Box:n Work Station 80 FPO Ne...- Yori, N. Y. 09593.

R.ioo."t Mtchael M'.ller FN 534204 U.S.S. Georgetown (AGTR-2) FPO New Yori<, N. Y. 09!>01.

S'1!/Sgt. no ... Id D. Sq1ires 375-26-64'7!> 94 strat Wg (SAC), 8 a :i: 2959 APO New Tort, l'f. Y. 09283: R~dney L. Winters SA

B56-68-Jl USN Div. S-3 USS Sierra (AD-18) N<lrilllt, Va. 23511.

Pfc. Carl H. Wolf 376-48-15{)1 E Co. 122 Malnt. BN A.PO New Yort, N. Y. 09165.

Sgt. R:charcl G. Allison Jr. 2288274 M.S.G. American Embassy Totyo APO San Francisco, cam. 96503.

PFC·R. J. Boatniaa2519556 lrd Bn 1st M>rines 3/1 ll&S Co. Cooi:s Sect. FPO San Francisca, Ca!iL 94ISIZ.

Amn. John P. BnA AF 6*1'18137 IZlb S.P.S. !lo• 484

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APO San Francisco, CallL 96326.

PFC Frecler!cl<Copeland as 4066821194 4Cth Ord. C:O., APO San Franclscn, CalJL !16349.

Pfc. David J. Hultman RA 63049185 Co. A. l/5 M""b.. rut., 25t!I rnL Div. APO San Francisco, c.ur. 9"225.

John W. ffil!mes HNB540517 3824 Center St., Apt. B San Diego, Calif. 92103.

E.TNl Leiby Jackson 851-Zl-02 N.R.S. (T} (.LL FPO San Francisco, Calif. 966!2.

Sgt. Dennis Moore AF !69M675 Bo• 1481, 3535 Nav. Tng. Mather AF8 Sacramelllo, Callr. 95655.

Spf4 Robert R. Noble E-367-48-879'! 134tti AVN. Co. (ASLT. HEL} -Al10Srm Fran­cisco, Calif. 911316.

Hal C. Pettit BM-3 Ziii! Div. USS Wbi11! Plains AFS 4 FPO San Fraacisco, CaliL 96601.

Steve ~n, J.R.S.A. 91118795 U.S.S. ~lallllla-AO

:iL FPO Su Fl':ladlal, caur_. 911!$ll_

PFC: Samuel Snow 311513-7119 A Tip.. ?/l CW-. APO . San Fr.a..,..,, Cdlf,. 91121;.

PO! sm.. 8-Bml: 120, m .. _ 21,. rr.s. !f.>loJ" Camm.. Sia. FPO~~pali(. 9"!0. . .

Spf4 Bruce A • .....,.. 317-~553( I4' Av. CO.. (RR)­APO Saa Franclll<:o, Call( 96307.

SjJee 4 Miebael lr."lilllm E 386 48 67'79. Co. 8: lat SFG (AB~ Ist SF APO Sllli Fna­clSco, CallL 95331.

Sp(« Mfc!iati L,; lllllJil.... RAQ048335: l7th Ill;)( Co. (c.&} APO Sao Fra.:-.,. Calli.. 912ZO.

ft;. TllomasM • ...,.. ... 48-4335 !st Ail; C.. DW. (AM) A.G. Postal ilnaAPO San fl'311Ci8ca, Calif. 9'49u.

Sgt. John w. Terra AF 189'524' Def. 4 I5APS APO San F"2•e~. CaUt !la08.

Michiaan Mirror

A RIBllO!f OF IEl-"ET-125". -.dollU' 111118 llped ..S ID ........ c:.l --CentllOlllts Tuesllly·llfgtt at Ille "&nm(~ of lllmnllllitie kl!Oollb, 1'atloal Bud of Ein Rapids.. Tiie flZ5 is Ille baS"s coalrlbntfaa ID Ille Ealba llaplm Ara Commlllllty Fullll. Dimmtdoll! lfa:ror Les Grabfe. left, aad IJosy Rell, Dlllloale ollke muapr, be!p Gary JOnr, llBER nee president ..i c:asllier, • a.· rllbin;c befllg" earetbl ID cat belwei!n ""bills. (Ealbn RJpldr JoarmI Plinln)

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HOD l>r eacll'pe!lllJ rise,, ·or. Ill ffstfmo11Tb9t>ntlleSen­$15 mlllfoe lmt8ld »f Ille '55 a!e Tanlfon Commillle re-

llllll.T ....... bbltlp­.... pnlidllltf1fllie-lamr Pradldb Cnilt ~­tlGll, -.S IWD promo­tr... lit £Mna ...... .

cmliis-..-..-..ao1-; nmnd In ......... orP.C.A.-endlt ........ llr 11111 l!llllra ~am, ..-.-or 7 1/'t COlllllll9. . lru Babr, Iii. tin, - .

pralllOCld ID -.W'l(lr 111e· " OllrlaltR llrMel. lliiwll1 Cllli­u.. ID P.-a.illaaee ID Ille Agrlla.- pngnm bat lllfs wurl' will be dllflled be­tna hul!ahr,S....,Mll­ier Ud SIUrle, G'-f~

"W'e rfll'll IM.,,....lllcll coll ·or lllOMf;" v...u..•s _..., .. addld.

"We wtll ..-rm. ID opor­ab! oa as smll a l!lreld of lalw'9t as we pmlblJ .,.. aad· llrnlr - OD Oii' COit,; W-1 1GG1t llnan ID die llatt .... illftatfoll Will be curlled .

ami1 w--·.aa ·••• -., -" mnial c:GlfS lir -r." .

Cigarettes Now ·Taxed m.mloa wtrc• •.lOldberaJl:i:- eaitlJ. -a N'!lr Tort IDIJaeeo ed if !lie $11 milllonperpemy <ll!llier said currMllJr more rate 1f\!l'e true.

llb om mlllbt ~ paea or c:lpnlls - 1111d In ~ T.>n sbtunry dq. Mc rrls W"1•illlrallb SUd 11111 ill e..uar. Ille m• of Nn Tort ~mlllioftay __

Goverrunetlt otlldall say !Mre are se.eral reasons lir this. * Baked Goods * Bazaar

* Walktbrough In All 50 States While cigarettes have been

taking quite a be2tlng ~fely rro:n m:uy (f(Jfere:it corners, lliere Is om bemell"cial •'!leet allout lbe:n .,,, OMl!aspropos­ed abollshhlg-they're lu­able.

On Oct. I, lir the ftrst time In history, lliere 1l'1S a Ill Imposed DD .oig2reltes !ft enry s!.ate or the uaioa.

On (kl 9, to brillg the lliat­ter clo3e1 to borne, Go'I. Mll­lllren asked the Legisl21ntt to raise Yleb~'s clgarecte!ll from -• ee9lli to lZ cems.

Elmer E. White

Th! disU..tlon be10Dp ID Colllll!C!feut, Wbleh dlarges 18

ca1TUARIES HOWARD MeKENNA

Rosary ns reelled Smlay evening at Skinner Clllpel ilr Howard MeKenna, 67, Of ZOO De.ter Rd.. Wbo died nars~ day at Comm1111fty llalpltal. F.-.1 senlces were lleld at SI. Pelen emel lloaday monblg Tith imrmftt ID st. Jolm eemetery, Bllllllrd­stoa.

Th! ftrst is the bet lllat as cigarettes grow more a:i:­P"t>Sin, some peclllle rl!Wee s~ ~.,. or Ille cost A.101her bclor is thatper..,.. living 111!31' the state border wtll driYe aerou the !!order ln!o a state 1ffth a lower elg­arette tu lb b'.IJ large(Jlallll­lles of cigarettes.

Wbo!n !Ills b>A>em, lbes':ofe not only doesn't g~ lbP. ID­ernse, It loses '11lat It w:os getting or!«inally. ·

1Jie olb-31 6ctor Is one !bat many cillzetlS do not ronslder: boo!legglng.

Tt..nday, No...m.r -.llr 1969 6:30 - 9:00 p. m.

Nor1hwe!;tern E lenwntary School Special invitation to the public,

parents and teachers

~D~ the gift everygne__~~joys .../

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To U.,., wta ::an reaiem­lllr Ille UJ!le ... !'1PnClls

. wwt IWD .._,.., ......... ,, 1111 prnopeet ?nf ~ -;;t inell aJHe-la·~ on ni.mi -ms a lltt'!e drallllc. Bat a 12 ceat r:ai. lsa't ..,. - .. /D<:'f •.

Ea.•n slates sueb a;;i llew York bave long had Pftlt>lems with 1>oot1eggi111r o~ cigarettes from sl:lh!s sueh as N<>rtll C;irvllna, Y!dcb bad no cig­arette Ill until Ibis year. New York bas ~ 12 ceDt ta:i:, a.a a bootlegger wltli a ear mu or tu free clpr.U..cu -demit the.New Yortpriieud 11111 lllaJilt a Jot Of ffi.'Bl!J,

ma WU Ille llnt ll:ate lo llllpOA a fa:i: Oii dprett.. la 19111. JffeMpa ••• reiatwe latec:om1r to !lie SC"!I, waft­h!r tmlD l!lt7 ID lewy llie lint :U OB IJllObn.

PrlOr lo J!lt'i, 10111e u l!afal RI Im.I l:umODelg_. arett. Ud .. ,.. .. more jola­ed ·Ille llaadWillCJB Mt rear.

A 1J eftf rate 1IOOld lJJ IO m Uill .lllatt MJcMpa Ille ld&llllt: bJ!ll ...... tlllllr.

~end John present 1helr family of services-

• SWAI IU LTYi llC.1

Offices in Eaton Rapids and Lcinsing ·now se.rvi~ you w_ith 15

salesme~ covering Eatqn Rapids, Charlotte, Di~onclale, Holt,

Ldnsing, Springport.

• SWAl·PlllllS llSUIAICI SllVICE ·

For your h~,- auto and business.

Cf:I'f UBRARY--1 SLAt'IO

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CoJUmunity

"0.er the lop"! Tbosewere I b • 111>rds from Campaign Chairman M ll ton Z4almyer lbat broogtit a Jubilant" Com­mullity Fond Board fllfether IJr What was in ell'ect their Ylclory meeting laSt Thun­day ""ealaf. After f.ll!illl ID meet last YOll''S goal, Ibis was l!IJOd aeq Bot only lbr tile Board, bot for au par­tlclpalillg ilglllcfes.

Keith Huntlngton, Mrs. Mil­ford lloore, Mrs. Donald Lochood, llrs. James Win­ier, Yrs. lllckf!J Ells.

Mrs. Fred DeCamp, Mrs. Mildred .utdf!J, Mrs. llaJe Dagen, Yrs. Clyde wa111o., Mrs. Don Rodefellow, Mrs.

See "FUND" Page 8

City cbar~ for nter and sewer cnnaectlom will be In­creased sharply and building fnlpectlon feel also :odjusted upward under ordinance a­mendments awrored by the City Coonell MOaday nlgbL The changes will be effective Nov. 30.

Water conneetfon cbarges are to be $1!5 if the proper-

By Tiie flobJ llgur• late last

•let Sllowtd that Ealoa Ra­pids Ara Community Funds •en detlaitely over Ille goal or $11,000by seoeraJ hlllldredl al dollars, but the final llf­are will mt be known for a

NOTES ART CARSTENS

ftelr or ten daJS. Note on my spindle says: reason-Silent M"ajorlly baet- . With l!IJOd eoverage by ''Delle Miller wanbl lo lniow lash at tlieanli-E8tlbllahment

worken, and WUh cooperat!Ye bow ean people vote on sub- demonstrations ma yb-e-but eltlzens and merchants, Ille mltttng electric utility ques· there were more nags Dying Job w:asa•t as dltllcull as It !Ion If they have no com- on down!own Main street looked. Perhaps ft'er;"One re- parat!Ye figures?" Tuesday than we've ft'er seen alized It ns going lb take Sale of Ille electric utility there before. Just a little more Ibis year ls not at Issue ID the coming Some merchants were so to make up lbr Ille loss or Nov. 24 City election. The enthusiastic, In tact, that they Industrial do'"'tio'"' due to Nov. 24 Charter amendment put their nags out "again loss of local planls. vote will decide only one thing: Wednesday. The practice of

Al ftrst some members or Whether a proposal to sell Dying nags In front or homes the Board •ere so enthused Ille electric system to Consu- has raJlen lnlo general disuse. by tile successlol campaign mers Power can be submit- We saw onlylburorfiveTues­lllat Ibey noted to have • led lo the voters at a spedaJ day. Victory D!aner such as is election earlyne:i:tyearor'll'lll The post ot!!ee, City Hall held in other cities, but de- have lo nit unHI the n .. t reg- and bospltal dipped their nags clded' apimt II. They pre- ular Clty eleetion In April, to half-staff ID tribute to Di-. ferred In distribute the eltra 1971. Leroy Augensteln,stateBoard moMJ to the DHdJ ageneles That's am or Education 111ember.an1111SU such u t be Eaton Rapids The voters will be selJlnr professor k 11! e d Salurdlly c-.ar Ac:ltriti. coo- m>Wirr. aor llY!ms li!e,Cl!:J •. mor-. la the ,~1'1111 Of u.. dl_lr_ ..,.IOQleMI*~~......,., ..... ~ .-? . .... . .lllJWIJ, lt-ns -poliitein>af, llllnr. oli"°';·u.-····· ··· · · '· ., •••. , .-.•• · -·c-· · llloM dc:fory dimers aretur- Wilen the time cnmes Illa! Even llolher Nature seems llllled to workers or other sale or lhe eleetrlc syslem Is In be working against Pro­eW. by ddc orpmzatfons submitted to Ille Jll!Clllle, there Jee! Sllare With Tbe Editor THE CITY COUNCIL SEE

T 2, 1915'9

and equlvalentsmaUcommer­elaJ establishments." On lar~ commercial and indus­trial lnslallaHons (more than a 3/ 4 Inch water line, lor er­ample) the Council "111 set hoolrup charges IJy resolution.

The city m•y make eharges for materials and labor QMd OD top O! the fees prescribed.

On building permit fees, the

or illdaltrlal plaubl. Low should be a lot or compara- at tlWI -son of the year. clllba med lo pay l>r the tlve lll!Ures avaUable, a n d Stella Thompson bad pro­Eaton Hapldl tick-off lunch- we'll do our best to pass tllem mlsed to dig up and give us eom or breattasts, but have on to the voters. a baby btllp tree from her drOIJP'd Ille custom in re- City Clerk Stuart Rule's yard. Now the leaves bave au eeat years. Ealbn Rapids bas letter on Page 3 of this is- !alien off and she eao'lldentl­""""' bad a vlc!ory cele- sue may clarify the matter fy !!. bratloii, Yllhln memory. further. We'll hold her to her pro-

plat maps lbr Teel Subdlvls &. I and No. 2 rrom developer Rlcbard Teel (top ~) · at llcnday night's meeting. Others sl:lnding art~cllman Russell Mc-

T eel· Subklivision Plats Presented lleanwlllle, lvlwever, award • • • mlse or spring dellvery.

cerllllcates Yi!! be sent to • • • all workers, Wllo went all out When did w. H. Meade op- See you ne:d week. this year with extra effor~ erate a drugstore In Eaton knowing that II might be a Rapids? dllllcull goal lo reach. Young Lawrence W a Y n e

Locke pleked up a small med­icine bottle dug up In the Teel Dr aln eJCavatlon near his Center street bome. Casi In the glass Is the name W. R. Meade, Pharmacls~ Ealon Rapids, and the slogan, "You'­re satlsfted or we're ooL"

••• We don't profess to know the

Motorbike 'Borrower' Arrested

Plat maps of the Teel sub­division, first new residen­tial development here since A I er Allan's Burnside was

stvlild more than 10 years "ID.. 11'tre received by the City co.-n Mollday night.

1'11130 acres lo be developed

into 77 residential Jots lies east or Center street, between !he Union Street school and Main Street.

Developer Richard Teel submitted it in two plats, Teel Subdivislons No. J and No. 2. The No. I plat included 36 Jots and lies just east of SI. Pet­er's Catholic church, termi­nating with a row or lots along the south side of Knight street extended.

Plat No. 2 contains 41 lots and extends south from No. 1.

The plat maps ind accom­panying documents were hJrn­ed over to the city attorney for checking and Teel was asked to post a $50,000 per· formance bond covering esti­mated cost of roads and util­ities to be installed In the development at bis expense.

When these steps are com­pleted, the City will send the suhdivislon plats to the county

clerk for county approval, and then to Lansing for state ap­proval.

Current subdivision regula­tions require the developer to pay the entire cost of con­structing and bard-surfacing streets and Installing all sew­ers.

The proposed new subdivi­sion ordinance, which is much more restrictive, was given second reading by the Council Monday night, then turned over to the city attorney for re­typing with minor changes made by the Council before It comes back later for adop­tion.

The new code specifies lot slzes and requires the devel­oper to provide paved streets, curb and gutters, sidewalks, water and sewer lines, trees and street signs.

The $33, 000 Teel Drain, which will carry err surface water from the new subdlvl­slon, was nearing completion this week.

$200 to $500 •. The Old lee Is '3:. Permit for a $10 000· Jo11

will be $15, 1n11t~· or. $10. The old sca1 .. 1e.1es Sl· Air·

every $1,000 or constrnclloa over $10,000,. r~ ot the lbla I. The new sebedil~ Is $1 per $1,000 up Ill $200,-000, then 25 cents per ltiou• Sand l'nr the rl!lllaladilr •.

This Will scarcely ~t the average llomelinlldlr but will save the Soard or Edu­cation quite a bundle Wllell It gets a permit Jbr 1111! new '3 million junior hlgti -schooL

Building Inspector Leo Ben­jamin was present and ex-­pressed :l!Jllroval or the new schedule. He lbrmerly was paid on a fee system butlast summer was put on a $100· monthly salary and $40 ear allowance.

The cnuncllmen, ln adopt­ing all three tee ehanges unan­imously, said the city Is not trying to m a k e a proftt on hookup and inspection cbarg· es, just trying to break even.

In other action, The Coun­cil ap(lroved sale, at a lass, or the garbage packer truck it bought last summer !or $9,300. It went to the D & s Reftise Service of Jackson for $8,650, ending the city's brier and someWllat hectic venture into municipal trash collec­tion.

Manned by a e!ty crew, the . truck. ns, ~ m onlr a

,:,~,.-:;.:~~=:= ~-)<£~~) '-posal orBai;,°i:fO.er 'tnsi( ' . ; collection a montll ago. '.'

Allied, With an Of/er 0($8;-000, - .... ...., . .., .. cusromer for tlie truct. "irost or the eouncilmen •Pfleared delighted to getoutoflhetrasb business !or only $650.

Mayor James Fuller direct­ed Building Inspector Benja­men and City Attorney J. Pa­trick Sullivan to move on vio­lations of state !ire regula­tions In places or public as­sembly here. The speclfle violation alleged is that some bars and taverns, lodge balls and even churches have one or more ell! doors !bat swing inward.

The regulation applies only to public places where more than 50 people can gather at one time.

Benjamin saJd he bad al­ready been making Inspections for compliance 'lffth the law and got run eooperaUon from owners and operators. In only one bar did he meet "a 111-tle resistance from the owner to changing the doors," he said.

Council reeommended ap­proval by the state or a dance permit for the Keg Bar at 118-120 Hall St. Owners Irv­ing and Florenee Radee with­drew their request for an en­tertainment permit as wen.

Yule Trim Collection

'Jlnderway ,... Trailer IJ.ome Hit By Midnight Blaze

THE. EATON RAPID5. JOURNAL 25 DdUGO· ._.a ,.. Iii.~$· Gr.;., im.amii.IOa!itIMt .r-saa: allhr. I"· lNL la' mt' .... ~ olllir: Iii "*' • ... c:oulJ.dllil-­MEMBER' .

N~NtfA~ER As3acrafion • Foundfld tlis:

ESTABLJSHED 1865 Published each Thursday by

Ed1fors end P ubl 1 shers

Address all correspondence to: 156 s. Main St. 'Eaton Rapids, Mich. 48827 Telephone 5"!7-663-111i50

Second C!J>ss Postage Paid At Eaton RipWS, Michigan

SUBSCRIPTJ()N RATES 1 Year (In Mieb.) M.oo 2 Years (in Mich.) 7 .00 1 Year (out of state) 5".50

• • • • • • • • • • • • .,. or selling tile utility CANNOT •LETTER • ll<! voted OD unUl 19'71. . •TO THE EDITOR : A5 of this mllag, Coo-•··••••••••*• •. s:umers Power HAS NOT

Dear Mr. Carsteaa, The City IS holding a spee­

lill eleetloa l!Ovember U, 19'-19 lo aslr llNt cltlum a! Ea­ton RapiJB ID eltller 31111rnye or ~e two proposals. r llllnlr lllere IS some comu­slon about Ille IIrst proposal on tbe ballot, Ille ameodment lo Ille City Charter.

JI • maforltJ of tile voters appt'llff ;Ibis proposal, tllere MAY l>e'anotller election nut Jta fl> aslr II» •ofers 11 Ibey 1'Ul lo- sell Ille eleetrieal olllitJ. 11 less tllaii a ma­fol'llJ of Ille voters :ljlprOn Of lhll_ propoal. Ille ..,eslf<in

Christmas Clearing Bureaus

!CAIJE AN OFFER TO BUY. rr and when an orrer is made, the City Council may turn <tin the o_. or aslr lbr a vote or the people. !! the Charter ~mendment is passed oD No•ember 24111, Ille Cooncll can ask for a vote In 1970> otherwise Ibey will have to nit un!IJ April, 19'71.

Either way, tllere will have to be anotller election beftlre Ille Electrlca I UUUty can change bands.

r hope lll!s letter will help clarlfr tblap.

Sbleerely, Stuart J. Rule City Clerk .

Sinr Is making qs ilftDallle tor Ealnn &mllfes. Tarrant also safd Illa! the OED omce ba5 a supply or i>od, clothing and some !urolture. The Sal­vation Army 111 longer oper­ates in the county.

Persons -wish to provide a CbrlStmas on a Jamlly-lo­!amily basis may getthename of a needy family from Mrs. Hoke In llleEatonRapklsarea, from Jaclr Case llr tbe Dl­motldale are a or Jeanette Woblschled In Ille Charlotte area; or call tile OEO omce.

~ ""' . -·-.....-nu---~-m..- ---- --- --­~ eart.r, ·.....- a _...... Ill· llie Army Air· . Ai.t 150 s--putlef- ·

of Jlr • ..i lbs. GiJ C'arter ~ came Iii- Cian'i: liase" palllll lil a lliJIJilW'en: _. or E2lillll Rlf*. . ..i LJ!e. _,.--·--•Iii-I fimepu!J"llrllirilim-1~ 1ell81; - or Mr •. Ull KtL II !iams-lilgwamr. . • mlUs mpkl:J89 U!f IMlr W.yne 1eftllry, 1'l!rll mrrl8d llr •.• ll'n.· Dllt. Pfa'ce 111.W... PrUs lbr lie blll on Nrw-l at111e-111neor.1&. am Lawnmce WIWllm ien ldls" CG&1mll•WlattuMn..

~y co'NNIE SOOEMAKER' The·lllirdvamtylllllleRed- aJlllJlrs.RalpllCl!drldr; Tllarsday lbr ~-Arla. Gl-BaaNell, wllorecelnd B 111 ed BarlP[ll BlsYw. Illa Allen aad Clare lllllli-, two Irr, aanrrs. Plerce-wllbtay _llrst, a.r --s lo·ll'rs. Lu-

One- of lbe biggest baailng' spedm. tu Wfdeti I - be- brotllers lrom Eatua Japldl.. lllere am Wlilttum will relurn . c11e • llllRr; GI- llotliWell _,.,as or t11e year Is almost longed; Tlllir J>Ws ,.... Is lo Eallla Rapldl Ina tww.m. - !lllf pri. lbr Ille -

. at-aa end. Altllotl@ll oc:casloml SOlllftllat 11iDJtm '*'- or Samuel llla1ns 11u lllONd illld Artlm Brandt, -...i:.. ~ ls permitted yeirv cJoseoset; anmreps;.ADJ-: CORRECTION from. New Guloea..!n.alllllller Snunna: ·8'ims and. 1olla round, llleonsel'ofbld""'3111- ~ Joob Jlh a bUpfa tu Is~ in the Sculb Pacltfc. Burkett were lllUTfedb.l er usaally dlmans Ille Stt- lier. r 1mDW of 0111i Red-BID Our apologil!S lo Mrs, Be.• He is lb~ son of !Cr. and !rrs. at Ille Baptist. llUSODoce bl SOii; as any clas&llled ad sec- - bougllt a bird-age am a erly Jams and h &r falber ROOert Higgins. He reports · LaPorte, Indiana,. n;,. brldl! tll>n Will testify. potty chair jut' bee-. tlley Earle Miller, lbr mU!ng mo,: that. he went three months is the daugllter of !Cr. ml

What's Ille season? Wiiy, the were OD Ille 25-eeat lable.Jfot three years older than she wllllour mall, then received 32 Mrs. Oscar w. ff-an aJ11 Sl!llSllll or the rummage sale, only·....._ *· ~ actually ls in last weeli's 25 letters In one day. the parents or the groom are or coarse. It's an ell*iallY seilles,." bot llfle WA>' WU" a Years Ago eolunut The item The loi; three winners in Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee L. "IJIM!lllilll time i>r li!mllline spi.tir a119rg1e ~ lltatllers. should have r"llOrtlld S...er- Ille allllUal High School FFA Burkett, all or Eaton R>plds, hunterslM!c3use 111 hlli.,, !JD- Alllloclp 11811'-'sfclilld. tllis ly's sereo!h birtlldaypartybot lair !bat was held in Ille gym ·A miscellaneous sho,.er glamorous dress ls nqufnd bird ls -1lyerallff.She we accldenlally made It her an lill9. 1 and 2 were Paul was given ·in homr of· Iirr. and v~ little specl.al eqafp- ·can ~U• a e1i111Pe!J bed. tenlb. Rartleen, ftrst with 14 ribbons and Mrs.. Carroll Elliott last meilt Is oeeessary, allllout!la pu u a plallw llDlllllc-~- allll $5; Charles VanAlren, was Friday e.tlllng. ·About 120 Blartho>PUlton, ci.rt.burir, o., lar~ pockets and a sheable 1lA i.y Oii 111r collle· table. AT THE semnd wllll elllfen ribbons were present at Ille luncheon won top honors in the adult llW'Slt 00 belp. No <ild:blfmll,. The motlJ-eai. r.r llameis . and Milo Odiorne wtlll nine sened at thl!lr clllrcb. · dlvlalon of the National Grange ~JS. messy . bullets or look • the - .._II Pub11·c L1"brary· Z'llllloal was tllird. Lois Sprinkle .. ~ .. ·•ter or Colton ~- Contest with Illes -~-' .,.,_ ..... ~""' . .,.,_ • .....,... this Jacket d""'" or cotton r are """"""" •"" rum- emlume IJr Jmlior's JlaUO- . .,,...., Eallla caunly mm- . ~r. and Mn. Clyde Spr1nlile ottoman. Sh4! · will compete mage hwlttt's minimal equip- . ..,ea· Prb. ~ iJf- .l!l'!I. ChU'iM W-rtb of of State Street, lfbo ls a stu-· with two other' dlvtsli>n Wfn. .ment lllelUdell a red peacU, If Siie cu't ilulr ot a ~ Eatnn RJplds, Dwi&bt Ballard dent In dletellcs ,... honored nen for the 111'811d•award to be nnt-adl, low-lleeled slloes lbr lier purdtlNs * caa al- Some lllle memorial boob of Oaoadap aad 1olm n..vts reeently by having her note~ ~ at tile N"atlonai for racing olller ltanll!rs, and ftJS blelude llllm bl lilr lint have been· g!Yea In Ille Public ·of Oltrot me !ntured in Ille hooli OD tlle subject placal oa ~ 'conwmtlon fn ll'ovem. a sbarp-t!dgo!d poru for bold- rummage sale. · Library, amonr tlllm are: ~ i-e of a popular dllplaJ ar Ille Amerlcu lll.te-ing money and for jallblng rllls Tbe llfe-9j.n of Ille Red- Tb&GrandColondobJwat- llma~ He~ eonreatlon la over !be rummage bble. Billed Bargalalluywislllort- kins and otllen, aad Lorita! Harold H.llulftttanandllary Detroit.

Wllo are Ille hunters? Jn ertllanlllatoftlleolllerrum-· theLalresbyllllwm.:.blmem- Shlwart, ...,.. marr!ed.r~ Mr.alldMrs. F.C •. Baat-lbe case of lbe rummage bunt, mage 1iuJi1ers. · prllllllliJ be- ory of Job lldlMl!d. eatlf II Cllarlok · maa at1110U11ee tile blrtll of a par&fpaJlls can euilybelllr- cause she 11 the lllOll fre- The Ir._ ot 1111 Pren- Lt. Robert G. Clark, u, snn, llyron Allan, bona oa !!Ml lo bir<ti. First Is Ille cp!ltt Jatauty Of ... - dent 1984 by ...... aad ..... •hon wife, llrS. JCalllryn Wedae9day. pror.sJonaI Rummage Run- SIMI meets her dlm!Se· at~ Life and Tim• or !llal!ltls Clark, Uni la Eatnn Rapidl Mr. and Mrs. WllllamSmith . ner. This busy bird arrives batlds or a llalbaml"'llllo can•t by Ortandl-lllm_,orRel- Is the bombardier on a crew, alld elllldrea, Fraalr Puhtr­at Ille olllce or Ille loeal aews,. stand living la a "tlelll" mled en Millgns. · lllat la 15 days n.., 7,000 sle and llrs. Cau Wigeot paper Just as Ille ads are wltb craaed B 1 u e Wlllnw Otller gifts laclude: Pllolb- mil• alone lo complete an helped Kr. ml llrs. Fred eomJng olr. tile pr-.. Siie cblm, '°"'8ilb' peeCJi. from graphy llr YoorFamily-Blt- Eiplll Air Fore.e mlAloo. Hector cele!Jrate their 25111 · ~abs her eopr, stllJ wet wltll Tlmbuctu; polta dot 11e1, and ter !fames am Cirdilal;-coa- TlleJ ftre lbrCld lo lalld lllelr' •eiillag anniversary· at lbefr int, and "'lclrlypeclrsatpros- eyeg!aaes willloot glalll. temporary Table Settlmp- damaged ~ bl RUllllla and home OD Sunday. peels with her red penell. A AllllOalb I llaffll't pertiel- Kr 0 b; Flowers: Their Ar- nre pests at Ille celebralilln A large number of friends fast night in lier car brings pated la the nnmace bunt r:uigement-Cocnnr, Ellz:ibe- or Ille llrst anniversary of Ille and relatives gathered at the her 111 lhe rummage sale be- IJr sereral ttlOllllls (J tllanDrama-lfarlow..:Bbalie- PoliA liberation from Ille home of Mr. and Mrs. NelS<nl lbre It opens, "I'm sorry, mt!lllber or RllA Ram am a spear; The Supernatural-Hlll Gennau. Shoop locelebraletllebirlllday but my husballll's going lo Hunters ~) m::: and Williama; ElrillO~ofllle A snn, ll'ennetll llobert, was or Harold Moore, who was lbe bospil21 tomorrow Creal- haven't touelled a dl'qi or Defp-Cor. born to LL and Mrs. Rollert brought to lbe Shoop home at-ty lo visit •Ding Uncle Joe) cracked china or · 1118d cloth- New • 0 10 mes llle!Ude: A Beallore on Oct. 31 at SI. ter the crowd bad gatllered. and I just couldn't come when Ing Since JUDI there's so While Pine Empln-Nelllpu; Anlbooy bolpllal, Dodge City, Mrs. Ha_rold Owea received Your sale opened. Kay I see thing aelllag• aboat :oi::;e- It llappeaed IM!re ODe Sprjng · Kan. · second prize on her entry in what you have DOW?" The lbo6e ClasllUled Ads:!tbu ';' · (Port Cresc:eot. lfieblgaD)- Mrs. Lake Dodge and Mrs. one of the biggest ltlg Shows Rumma~ Runner iS admitted 1- llr my r-' ,..._,, n.- 'Nelson; The Wbite Rose- Roy """- retur~ Sa~·-day In bisfnry In the mid-west lo Ille sale bel>re other ens- """ "" ,......... Westcott. '""""'~ ..... '"' r Dldil from a week's visit with Pvt. lllat was held at MSC last

1..- held recently la Lanstar;. A large amount or inow !ell

here Monday lo remind the !acaf • people of winter JUll! ahead.

EATON THEATRE

lomers come, scoops up Ille "CAMPf. IRE GIRl,.S '·· •t Come here lo Ar- Roy Ilod@e at FortSmitll, Art. net. Sile entered a 6-monlb-good boys and runs. gue-Bncieo; Science &IP- old Chow and Ille sister or

CIVIC AFFAIRS The second bird, Ille An- · RAINBOW BLUE J!IRDS plemeot-GroUer; Also Hr- -1919, this dog took rtrst prize. A Board otE&ic:atloomeet- !lcJJe 1'brallller Is more 91e;. Our netly meeting began era! voeatlona,I guidance The ZS Years Ago column ROiler! and James Hooston

Ing, ......, In Ille pObllc, Is gant la plumaie al · eufly with Ille girls r1P19tlng the bookS. . reports: Tbe Journal expects and Al'lab Holmes and Ancll lleld the seeond Widnesday of r~ .bJ her call, ''JIJ · Pltdp, :lid Jolls 'lllrt given . Y01lll'G PEOPLE Ill lllO'Je Into Its lift' biime J. Cont 1 in were delegates ~ modb. · Dear" clladJed la a fmet• ·'oat ¥1>11oWs: . Piisllnartec! Ille Star1- nal "'* after 3$ ymrs 1n from here lo Ille Hl-Y meet-

.~· ·c~ ~· ~- •:n volt~. · · · · · .la~17·•i..t1S .. ~ Margie NorfllllF ..... lialll,·lltr~ 1111~--1ocat1i1L A--· ·------o.ii.i.J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::==:~= oPea lo ttie- II~:" 1s·heJi~lfallCe,re . li;tllli(Jiiil·'· .. !',ltl~ .• ......:~·1%•·~ ..... ~' ~!i.•11l11u_·Coi;..lea .... ~~'. 111.-Zlld'aiid -~··~·or -·lllllD 80 ............... _.,. dl9;'-Ylety Sa!llbulJ" ' Ladrbur, er~I1; Ruaab. llr. ~Mn.~ ·~.~ ... ;., .. ~ eacll lllOlllll. . .9111111Y - In file dllll Ud ~.ml Rebeeca TnblJ9, llWUlil;· · llailoOalng Adnslfar•ofhl~ Blodptt will cellllrate their g •

fllrnfmre -11on or ••I es, Carol w~ Ud Llsia war- "' Porir-Goodall :1111-era1 1101111reddlag ammenary aert· . . . • .

!fw. 21-27-Farm-Cityw-. lfw. 28-Dec. S-r.tenatloa­al Llrestoct Sllow, Chicago.

pectlnr at frademarb on lilJs, cl--.; Sal Wlllbam lift booa of old l'.worlles.. Tllunday at llletr home Oil HOUSEHOLD a· OGDS SALE plates a ad elawlag lllroagll SaadJ Zm, serlhe9. ,; w. Plain st. · layers of ftalsb Oii roclrlng llrs. Dans palHd arou111 ---:--:--------ellalrs, WbeD awroaellld 11y a pictures or Ille OHrnlgbt W9 ·j -~ S!Dllng songs. Vlcty . -l904-blrd or a dlll'er8111 spee1es, bad at lier· boale Ibis . lalf ; bro-Jgllf Ille I reats .•ad n Tiie · . Siie utters Ille piercing call, sommer. Welalhdallotlfsell- closed ~lb oor Friendship reporta~Je-i.t!aA:1::: A~ E. Littlefield Home "My D<!ar!" · big md9 nut WMt and tllea · Circle.. · a llloon at Dimondale bas · · ' •··

1 ........ .,.11!!1• .. •••••••••lllliim••••••I spent Hie rest of Ille after- Scribes, Sandy Wellb ' Budy Zoia bM11 given up, as no honds-mea could be HCUrld -were able lo quaJltr, JlyrUe Elmer or Jactson. lirmerly

·of Eau Rapidll. ...,.. mar­ried nee9ly to Charles Beal In Lm Alples, caui. Enrbl

· D, lliDd wu married lo Ver.a· Killpliury of Lansblg Tllurs­day.

40 YEAJIS AGO

670 STATE ST.

NOV. 16, 17, 18, 19

Come • or Call MRS. DANIEL

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---------~~---··· . Airman Rny Milber, r • of _ ~. _llllloros Maller ol llalo.1

RlpicW, bas eomploted bulc lraial!I( ,at Laclrland,1.FB, Ta. ml ls rt!lllalning at Lackland lbr mJnJnr as a securltypo­lkemaa. Airman Maher, a gtaimte or Eaton Rapids Jllgb uhoo~ attended Lanalng Community college.

••• Irr. ml Mrs. Herbert Mil­

bourn 8P"'tl a recent weekend wttti their son HertJ al Great Lakes Naval Training Cettler. Herb IS !!2Jll!Ctl!ll home this net on leave and will report after Thanirllgivlng to Jack­mDYl!le NAS, Fla.

••• ll'rs. Temperance Craun

and LeRoy have been spending part or tbe week with her son, Re.. Cecil and r.moy !nSales Creek, Tenn.

••• Roger H. Smllb, USN, 5Dn

of Kr. and !Crs. liarold B Smith o! Clln!on Rd., Spi'lng~ prol, recently gra<mated rrom buic Radarman School at the Naval Training Center, Great Laires, m.

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Th& c-II Lad!IS'Ald&- sp/( Ml-WllUlal,.-. dlety "111 m.t ~..._,.;__ 1ias been_~ ....... Ill_ Olllilt-­N~. 19, at Ille 11111m of Iii•.. ..a, has ne.iJ-proiiiiaf­and Mrs. Fraat Klnyotllbr a ed to~ noon poHae!!. " ,; •

I . o * * The' EaJod Rapid[I. R.tlelcdl Saturday nl gh t IS Family LOlllp will· -· 11ie Dlal'll!t

Night at Grtmtll cllareh. T!Jere Vildtatfon · 11111 ~with

ters; former owners or Fet­ters hardware In Springport, will alto• pletnres or tllelr trip to A!Mlia. ....

Eleoen members olllleBU-1.- & Professional Women's 9Xl!C1Jtlve boa rd inet at tile home of Doris SllellJ, M"ollday e.lttlnr. Club members were rt!llllnded that tllelr Nov. 17 ~ meelfar at Ille Con­gregational' Clm'ch will In­clude a sUeat auction or gift Items and good tldnp to eat.

••• Irr. and Mrs. Orta Elill­

worlb aad !rrs. Spire of Te­mnslla spent Friday afternoon 1'1111 Ille Clyde Ellswortlur, ....

Mrs. Clare (Mulne) Killer enterl!d Sparrow hospital in Lansing tills ... eek for surgery.

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Mr. :11111 Mi's-. Earr Rieb, and Miss Hacllel Rich, Ellt Lanslar, spent Jast weellettd In Franklin; !Dd., wlH!rll Bir. Rich was a goat of Frank­lin college a~ tbe!r Saturday football game. Tiie womeo 1t­tended the Flame Fanlasy at tlae Columbia club In Iadlana­JJOliS. This 11 an annual lunch­eon-style sho• given In m1111-erous large e!Ues ""erf year to beneftt Dell2 zeta soro­rity's national philanthropy, Which is he~ for Ille deaf..

The Riches also made ar­raarements to liost a Franlilln college meeting la Por!Cbar· latte, Fla., in February When many alumni will be- localed In Ille Fort Myers area.

Ban~ Unifor11 NiPt THURSDAY, HOV. 2C

Givs gel')ercusly· when. an

ERHS Band·member cal Is

Misses Sbaron and Karen Risner or Lansing, Linda Jeclra and Cbrlstloe Risner or Eaton Rapids spent" the 11J'!ek"-!111 recently w!tll lltelr cno&ln, Sue Andersnn ol 5-Polnl Hwy. They all attended a •urprise birthday party lbr their grandmotbet', Mrs. E.L. Risner. Sharon and Karen are the daughters of Mrs. Richard Smiley and tbe late Cllalmer Risner.

Mr. and M"rs. EugeneCous­lns and family of rural Onon­dap recently speat Sunday with her tollls, Dr. and M"rs. O. 1. Robinlon and lllmlly at Lake Odesaa. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. David Bain and sons or Flint.

••• Mr. and Mrs. El Dean Soud­

er and l'llmlly of Hazel Parlr spent a weekend recently with Mr. and Mrs.EugeneCounslos and family of Onondaga.

witb.IGA Winning Prices!

CUB SCOUTS~ Den 8 Pack 651

All nine members were pre­sent plus our den chief, Rob­ert Kelly. Our denner illld aaslstaot deoner tor this month will be Jeff McKlllop and Kendall Parson. Ou r tJMtme Is "Fotelore".

Kenda II Pearsnn brougllt treats. I

'Mr. am lln. Waller~ but and DneJ Clart called oa th' Earl Petl!nom reeent­IJ.

Lotlle Brown of Battle Creek spent !be "91kead with ~ Rodgersmlbelpedeel~ brate her blrtllday. On Mon­liay rvelllDg Dorotlly Sullen­barger, llargarot Bnmloo and Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Hunt­ington came wltll all Ille party llzln's and 5Ul'llrl8ed Dess on her nab! day.

Lolli of hunters and dogs .but ool much game. Some

••• Saturday night Pvt. and Mrs.

Thoma's daughter Tam m y Lynn, o!Charlotte, stayed with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Thuma. Sunday the Tbunaa•s grandson from Char­lotte paid them a visit. He Is Ille son or Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thuma. They all called o'n !be Robert Summerftelds and Mrs. Tbuma's father, Barney Kelly, in Grand Ledge.

boW Ud arro,. deer hunt1ng . !loo. '

Wilma Treadway and Mary Clark attended an open house and welcome party at tile beau­liAll new bomeofMr.andMrs. Kirk Jones on Smith road Friday evtlllng. Games, a guessing contest, music and an Interesting talk about our lllchlgan and 1111 government by Dale Warner.

Clarks and Darsaccompan­led !be Lavern Huntlnglnas to the new Meridian mall Friday afternoon. A truly wonder!UI ll••••••llll .... slgbt. Saturday vlsllnrs atClarlrs'

You'll find a

friend where you

see this sign.

For more information

call

were the Russ MulllbYS and Cbester BeMetts. Oilier re­cent callers were Mr. and Mrs, Leo WOOds, Herschel Kelloqs, Mr. and Mrs, SoDDJ Wooden of Grand Ledge and Margaret Brunton.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peterson and Arlene attended a fare­well dinner at Aurelius ton ba 11 honoring the Sid Haw­klnses who are leaving !or Bradenton, Fla. Mr, and Mrs. Clark Haynes and Alta Jeo­nlngs were weetend callers.

Mrs, Bien Blonigan of Bat­tle Cretla:, sister of Harriet WUl!am1, spent Sunday with her and they vlsltl!d the new mall at Otemos. Other callers were Betty GemalstyolCIJir­lotte and Mildred Heintz and new baby Susu..

The N. I. club will meet with· Mrs. Kirt Jones this weei:.

I The Jerry Weich and Duane Mrs. Sherley Kunkel Marlin families attended the

pancake supper at Robbl111 1710 Michigan Rd. church. Eaton Rapids On Sunday the Marlins ac-Phone 663_4167 _ companied the •Welches to

1 lbelr cottage at Merry lake. ._ _______ ,,, Karen spent Saturday night • "1111 the llarUn girls •.

Building Materials . • Everything from a 2 x 4· ta materials for

a complete h011Se. . · '

1• HHdquarters for home handyman.and· ·do- it-yo~rselfer. . ·

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FAVOR ABORTION REFORM

~;Junwr ·women See Film On Drugs

A gnp_~te Wuatratton. oC ton R3Pifa efub. will lllff•­Wllat mfnd~drugscb fore cast t!lelr votes ill l!lTor to Ille YOUD( was lbrnfshed by- or AbortlOll LaY Relbrm at Sg\'. Gene HOag or Ille Eaton. th& CO!Nerttioa. Counfy" Sherift's Dept. to Ille Mfs5 llarqrls was lnlru­Ealn11 Rapids Junfllr Women's dllc!d by !Ir.<. JamesS'iulres. cliji. at ii!< N<>v. 6 meeting. Grrests present Air Ille

Sg\'. ffoag showed Ille club 'meeting inc!IJdl!d Judf Sllel­a lllm tilled "Escap.! tn No- don, Jane Jens• lit Alldrd Where'', di!pii:tfng Wllat a 16_ Sm!llJ, Sae C3r!,l!oseDilfman 1e:at-old gfrl's life became and Lynn llitcbell. wfleit sl!e b@pn using ~ T!te Dee. 4 m"'1ar, host-

Sg\'. &ag, 1n~· by l!d bf !lrs. Flora Gillett.. l.1111 Mrs. Ropr Fraae, prugnm lilrs. Sllarl Gemalsty, will la­_cllafrm•n. saJa fie was rn. Ille elude a Cllristmas pla1 di­process of rll!'lffag- oll!erSfm- rect!d by Julia BJa'. a ba· Dar IUllls on. Ille suflject of z:oar of banr!-made Item~. !hp 2111 llmpl!d' tn seell!eday CIJrfstmas ~ and =­wllen a llllnry of lllms and dies, and. • girt 6"ba11C9 oGler' 111aferiafs1IOO!dbemade amo1og mo!m'JerS ud their anila!Jle bere II> service or- gu"51s. ruhallons, sdioo!s aa·lother ---------­flll'ftstl!d ~ WOMEN'S CHORUS

HARD AT WORK Tiie Reond .!p!aker WU Jiu Jaa lllarlllfs, adminis­rntfre assfsbnt lb State s.n- With ~ In band toward alar GllM!lt E. Bursley. Siie the goal or sev•21 llloosaad spoR Oii Ille Abor&n Law to llOTCbaSe a grand plam i>r Rdlrm Bill r1p>rt made by the new blgft sdlool audltnr­tlle 5-te eomm!tlee ofW!lfcb !um, members of the Eaton Sa. Danley Is chairman. Rapids Women's Cllorus are

A 11M91foa and ._ per- .. .iii.rd at wort oa matttW lbr lad tilPW me 1:11t, g!yiDg 111e1r Wrd to11eert. clull ~ Ille <WOr11udty Selectfons from camelot, of beooming better lnllrmed. French and Jewish i>Jt SOlllS

Sf9ee tile Junior Womea's and a oiunber of spirituals ehi\ u • member of Ille will be IDcl- In the con­~! Federalioa, will be cert ID be presenf!d Jaa. 30. Ubd ro vote oa llfletlier- or The same program wll!begtr­llllt lo SU!JpOrt or reject tile ea al tile Holt nursing bome Abortion Law Reform Bill at two da~ later. their st.le comreatton in 111111- A spring coocert Is •lso April, tile cloo members were plannEd fi>r llfay and center.< as.tell lo vote oa Ille bill. of tile aronnd a palrlotk lbeme. 31 members present and vot­ing. 28 Toled ill t.avor nfabor­Hon rd>rm and 3 ag:alnst The Toting delep!es from Ille Ea-

We carry KIRSCH

Curtain Rads and

BABY SHOWER Krs. Jane Berldmer WJS

;:iiest or ho'.lOr at tile home of Krs. Loele 11.awtlns last Sun­day afterllOOll.. Acting u co­bostl!SSeS were Krs. llfellss:l Scutt and Mrs. Cllrlstlae Kemper.

.Four Visit Loch Rio Girls town

The r.pt11er1ng at LoeliRlo Glrlll1own dnW bJr members of tile Eabi lbplds Jllllior W"oftlf!ll's c;l11b tn Bel!eriIIe !fey_ I. Mrs. James KlilP!l!J, lfrs. Chris Lund,, lfrs. Don­ald !larrfott and llrs. James Solifres - laden Wflll gflt­wralllled boll!S aiatalnlngper-. ' soaal items llr Ille gfrls. pacted by Ealnn Rapldlmem­bers.

Glrlstlft Is a profert or the !lklllgau Slate Federalioe of W"oma's amr. The Ealoa Rapids ""lll"D we-e tam a. a lr1t lo Ille site wlH!rl! coa-strudla. or a - lllllt la p"'-1. lfllll o.o-lllfrd Of lie $125,ooo aJreQdf ralUed. er­i>rts are~ -ie ID nfse the balaKe aad lbrt COll­

lfrucllllll of lhe - bome llr deirfyed girls.

MR.· Al'I) MRS. CLIFFORD E.' CLAPPER '

A statewide eell!llratloa or Glrlslnwn Dar Is p11-i for llfarcb zo. 19'10, 1lldch Is also the 75tli :llllllnrsar}' or Ille lllfclllpn Federallo&.

SURPRISE PARTY HONORS COUPLE

The cllildren of Mr. and llrs. LJllll Faulkner of Eaton Rapids !IDrpriSed ll!em last Sanday 11111! a party lxlaorlng their ZStli wedding amdver­sarr. It was beld at lhe llDme or their soa Dale and 1llfe In Lall!ling. Co-llMIB were lllelr other clllldren, Mr. and llrs. Donald Fanltnerof£atonRap­llil; llr. and !lrs. David (Dl-211e) !loss of Laaslagalld Miss Dawn F•ulber ofEaloa lbp­ids.

llr. and llrs. FaultMr, Wllo were married at the llome of Iler maternal l!J'allllmotber in Charlotte !few. 12, 19", also have tliree grandeblldrea.

Relattns am other guests pr es eat enjoyed a special

Loni Time Residents To Marie. SOth Year

A goldlll ftddlllr.a..ITer­AU "Piii lloUe "f111 bellosted by lheddldrftofllr.aadllrs. Cllfi>rd.E. CJaiiper at tile Ea­ton F~ 5mags A Uiaa buildl1g, 204 S. Bodwiclr, Charlotte, OD &mday, NOT. 23 from 1:311 ID 5:30 p.m.

The tJrmer Carrie stauley and llr. CJawer .We mar­rl!d at Bame Creet oil Nov 17. 1919, aad ban~~ home oa Island ffwf., Eatnn· Rapids, llr the put 33 1/2 years.

llfr. CJ.aiiper, a nteran of World Wu I, Is also a re­tiree from Flsbet BodJ, Lan-

sing, aller30yearsofemploy­menl. there.

Both Kr. and llrs. Cla!IPer are active . members of tile Charlotte Assembly of God church. They 11ave·tour child­ren, Mrs. Karr. Moore, a school teacher living In An­chorage,, Alasb; Judaoa, a real estate .salesman l!Ylng !n Wayne, lllcli., lrrs. lradDDna · Rnlfe, a resident ofChartoite, and Mi.IS Pllyllla Clappw, a minister to thedeafwllo mains her bome 1n· Lakeland. Fla.

Friends, oelglibors aDd re­latives aie invited to attend the opl!ll house-.

Oliver Families Plan 50th Wedding Reception

The children of llr. and llrs. HarOld L. Oltrer are lios!inr a recl!pllon Ill mart their )Jm!llls' golden Wedding amdversary. aec-11r.OJ­trer Is a patlelt at Ille Ea-

tbe past 30 years had lived on a· ftve acre I.arm on Colum­bia road.

A-ow-wa-tl-ya

We had·onr business meet­ing. We had our. trMIB. We stuck stamps In bciob.

Cir& In Tria~

CO!lgreSlllllaa Charles E. Chamberlain YU Ille lunclleoa keymle ~ lllth "W!lat's New ID Wublllglna." AlllOl!fl other lb l D gs, Cbamberlaln spolie on Prelidl!Dt l'lllOD's 3Z pr'\lllOSlls Ill Colll!f- to "Initiate an era or cbaap and relJrm, oot plllll( man­powr and moner on tqi or old, laelfective Pl'Ol"ftlS". Incl- ill Presfdeat Nmm's rd>rms, he said, are tllfs, sbar_lnli rerenue with sl:ltes, posbl alld el~ral college r"i!,i:m, raising· or Social Se­curity, draft am· wellllre re-form and others. ·· ·.

..... lip a.·~ lo ·in.t .. --- Oii flllli- . ..,.. ~ ~ liaft .. .....,.__,heald,. ....mi lllWlll" a. Pllhll

_.._ RIP. Tia Brown or Lumg' ..- .. eo.-r Jlplllia'il ..i-t1oa*1Jclure ... ~ nltra aylng "llie l*IP!e- 11n1uat in~ c:nutld IDcome taus is a a~ .ftf to n.n.e tile pro­sram" llaa pr..,.rt, t2xes. .Brown aim !pOb lllf urban aaJrs alld Ille problems in­YOh'ld.

Rep. Bal> Tluier or Bay Citf gan a coqrellenstve report OD Ille state's Judicial s tro e tu re, apla!nlng the worklDIS or Ille Sf!Yeral coarta.

"Tiie aMJrts are on trial" said TrUlc, IOme cour~ an lllree years belllnd on their dockels. Re bl!lleres In acliY!st courts, and th!nils lhe­supreme court slloold exer­cbre COlllrol OTer tile lower CllClrts. lie said there are Um• Wilen some Judges need to "be lold, "Get to work boys"!. lo Alree them In catch up all! spend more time on lllelr cues. Tll@re Is a need for more judps, too, he said and belll!fe they should beap'. pol~e In some cases. llfornlog speaters IDcluded

J act I. Green, manapr or Trame Safety lbr lllcblpn, lfrs. Constance Geisler or Iae., and former _,maa, Bame Creek, tile state B& PW who cited research sbowlng president, lDtroduced the that the three major threats speaters. ID hf«lnr.lf' saft!IJ' are drt1*-· · ing drivers, roung (18-24) C B RADIO CLUB areless drlnrs, and• at-

. HAS FUN NIGHT ----~~-~-

CAMPFIRE GIRLS The rstandCltyCltlzenBand Radio club held a run meerin~

1st Year- Union.St. In November with a hot dog roast and hayrid411party at the

.A new group of Camp Fire home of Kr. and Mrs. Gene Girls was organized in Oc- Philipp on Barnes Rd. Ther• tober llOder the leallersblp or was . also a co.'ltume contest Mrs. Louise Neufer assisted for the ehlldren witb prizes by )irrs. Lauria Duntel. Dur- l!Ollll!: In Ronnie Bul(bee awl Ing their ]feetly me@lings In Gerald Brass. October they got acqiWnted, Out or town visitors attend· elected omcers and l1111pecled Ing were Mr. anil Mrs. Richard beads and olber awards fi>r Allen rromlonla,Mr.andMrs. completed projects. learning John Horseman from Batlle the color and 11ames of award Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Olt-beads. mar Holley and son.

On their Oct. Z9 meeting Plans were started for the they made cinnamon "llPles December meeting and and bObbed for 311PIO!S, also Chrlshnas party. picldaf oot Itidlan 11ames 11, It waa r~ that a fellow mch membW •. .7)tr allll.a!lr", ce•er, ,Gerald Coil, Is In the lected -..ar c" ,. lbli!'Ibdlliit llollpltllf aiiderllllng ma j 0 r 11ames. Air the , oa llllkh sur.-r.· 11•..ltatlk>bwrence they YOllld Ille I> -t. llolpltal, Room 3:11·, Lansing, They also m:lde a Craft Hoaor and members In tile area are Beads ~te boot. urged ID llelld 111111 :ards.

•K COLLECTION SATU;Y, NOV. 15

The Eator s High SC:hool Junior Class wants old ' s of all sorts (hord­back! paperback ori'omic books). Call 663-4281 or 663-3462 after 3:30 p. m. if yau would like us to P,ick them yp. Or you may drap tliem off anhe high school.

SMART YOQNG

COUPLE·· THEY

·KNOW 'WHERE ... '. ;

llft..JCatllryn ·aoswortb, Eallla ·· eaanty clerk, bas Is­

. Siied Ille lbllowlng marriage lle-

JOa Diane Kay Radee 21 Clllrlotte, and Irv ..n Lallo~ Calcllrelf 22, Albion.

111a Diane Jean Bond 18, Grand Ledge, and William Gl'el!Ory , Cudne)r 22, Grand Ledge •. Illa L~ Jmn Llglltner

25, Charlotte, and Lee Ray Worlnn•.n 25, La111lng.

Illa Lois Elaine Mohr 19, Eaton Raplda, and SteTen Kent Rathbum 20, Sprfogport. . Mrs. Virginia Jean Zim­merman 23, Lansing and John-11)' La Vern Challender 25,

.1.a..ing. !llss Michelle Rae l!arldm

l9, . <;irand Udp and Roger Dale Wilson 19, Grand Ledge.

Miss Jania Bea Russell 20 Bellmte and-Roger Lee Far~ lias 26, Belle'1!e.

!lfss Sherry Lee Winchell 16, Belll!fue and Charles Frank ·Sellen 20, llelle'IUI!.

Miss Barbara Lynn Jones 20, Cb.arlotte, and Thomas Clyde Emery 21, Cbarlotte.

Mrs. Patricia Nan Sherman 29, Lansing, and Jack Ro11ald Wardell 41, Lansing.

lllS8 Sandra Su e Pittman 18, Charlotte, . and William James Gooding 22, Cbarlotte.

llrs. Lo!s Elaine Welcher 19, NuhvlUe, and Mlcbael John Huver 19, BelllMle.

Mils Wanda Jean Petter 17, Eaton Rapids, a!KI Gerald El­wood Lape, Jr., 19, Rives Junction.

Mrs. Sharon June VanVIeck 34, Charlotte, a!KI Frederick Lewis Kircher Jr., 45, Char­lotte.

Mrs. Patricia L. Rnldell41, Bame Creek, and Max Doerr 43, Bellerue.

llri. sa.n 1ray PNlllilr 28, Cbarlnlt. and DomiliUl- · v!n Abbott 3'1, Clllrlallit W..e married Oct.. as, at Jtotter­vlUe by Ref. Tllamlil"Peters.

lllss v• Plrez 17; Cbarlott& aad _Rell' Allen 'l')'­ler 18; Cblrl!Jll9, were mar­ried Oct 25,. at Charlotte bf R..,. Roliert Wisehart~ .

Miss Paula Kay Hall 17 Grand Ledl'e. and Chari~ WUJlam EI mer 18,. Grand !:.edge were married Oct. 25 at Laming by e... James E. Fo~.

lllss Viet! Liie Taylor 18, OUvet, aad ·Jolude Ray llc­Glaughllil 22, Charlbtte, were married Oct. 25, at Ollnt by Rer. DWel Bonell.

llllss Wanda Jean Potter 17, Eaton Rapkll and Gerald· EIW!iod Lape Jr., 19, Rives lundloo, ~re murled Oct. 31, atSprbigJortl>JRer. Lam­bert S. McCllnttc.

Mrs. Sharon June VaaVlect 34, Charlotte and Frederick Lewis Kircher Jr., 45, Char­Jotte •ere married Oct. 31,. at Charlotte by Rer. Franll EndreL

Kin R28 fro- Parish 20, Charlotte, and Larry Cal Reiser 23, Charlotte •er• married Oct 31, at Cb.arlotte by Rev. Forrest E. Molir.

liflss lleinna Louise Ful­l er 18, Eaton Rapids and Wayne MIUer 19 Eaton R~­lds, were married Oct zs: at Lansing by Rer. Maurice E Glasgow. •

!Ills Jacquelyn Kay Bruce 22, Charlotte and Daniel Car­tier LaFave 31, Dlmoadale were married Oct 31, at Lan· sing by Rer. Francis Martin.

I D E ' S EA 0{ o N

FOR Sport

oR Work

CREATED FOR ALL 'llNTER EXPOSVRE!

llSUlATED­·coVERALL

$20~0

.i. Small ro XL

• Red Only • Good to 300 Below • 5 oz. Docron Filled • Hea•y Poplin

• Wat• R ••i lf•nt

lHEIUL 2-PIECE UllEllWEH ••. s2n

5f'-S1ff IOOT SOCllS

IATEI PJIOOF IOOTS S6ff ,. 519" ~·:a.:::llLEs san .. dS10"

., It~ Ball BIH · DRE~ IEIGllT S•" ro SJff ZIPPER• BUCKLES •

MICHIGAN LIVE STOCK PRrcES

CATTLE: Cboice steers and

heifers.......... $31 ~Pl Good lo choice

feeder cattle. $U ID P'UO Commercial

grade......... Sl9 ID "4 CALVEli: Choice •..•••.•.•••••• $39b$11' Ulllity & comm.... $15' ..,...,

SHEEP . Choice lambs.... $27 ID "tiuo Good lambli ...... . Common,

cull

AN ORDI!fDCE TO•AllENl»~U . OF CHAPTD·91,0P mr.E.VlltOP'irRli:. CODE.OF TllE'.qn'OP ltATOJf.JW>IDS;.·

THE CITY' OF-EA.'l'O!f RO!Ill'. ORDAINS::

Section 8.9 or Chlpter 98 of Title vm,. ~ReguJaaom; paragraphs I and a· arlf hereby ameadlld In DHd aa. lil!ows:. -Section 8:9 FEES. Betlre any ptrmltsllall!bl!lilb!d'eilnrl1111 buUdlng or olller non-eJectt1i:al oP-&.. replil't.it IJrtlilil

. Chapter, an lnlpeclliJn .ree shalt be- paid accordlilg' to·tbe following sehedules:: . . : . 1 .

(1) $200,00 lo $!100;1111 r ' · ' ' ! ~ · .

(2) $501,00 lo $1',00fllOO . ~:~ {3) $1,001.00 tn. $5;000.00 10.00 (4) $5,000.00. to $10,000.00 '15 00 (5) For each addltiona!'.$1,000.00 •

or fraction lhereot up to $200;000.00. r.oo (6) For eacH addltfunaUl,000.00 or

fraction thereo! In excess of $200,000.00 .25 (7) For wrecking ot buildings or

structures or parts. thereof over 200 gquue·reet orrloor space o.00

{B) Fo• moving buildings or oilier structures !i.oo·

(9) For plumbing installation ro·oo PROVIDED: Nil permit shall be- requfred and oo fee collected.

ror minor alterations or repairs to exlSt1iJg structures costing Si99.99 or less. .

All other parts o!Sectlon8:9arehere!>Jrattfted anc1:at11rmed as a part or this· ordinance.

ThIS ordl11anee amending Tlie· City Cildi! shall become operative twenty (20) days after· adilplliJn by· Ille cOuncil Iii accordance with provisions of the City Charter, Cliaj)ter' 5',. Section 5.5(b) •.

The above amendatory Ordinance to 'tlle· City· Code was diJJy . passed at a regular meeting o! lbl!o CltyCouooff on the lath clily or November, 1969. Elrectlve dateof"--tliln, N"ovember 30 1%9. ~~ J I

James M=. Fuller, Mayor Sfuart J, Ru!e, City Clerk

··············~·· AN ORDINANCR TO AME!IDSECTIONS 2.22 and 2.53 OF CHAPTERS 22 AND 23 OF TITLE II OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF li!A TON RAPIDS.

THE CITY OF EA TON R'APIDS ORDAINS::

Sectlon~2.22 or Chapter 22 or Tltle"ll City Water Utility paragraph 2 is hereby amended to read u' follows: '

~D~ the gifi everyone enjoys

When you care e.iaugh to se.id the very best.

SHIMMIN Drugs

We're partial to

We don't tliliii: anybody elae otfera a

sport ooat with 111>

. much style and quality • ·~ in this price range.

~ / .~ ... ...._. Come in and try one __.- \" on. Compare fabric,

.$50. ~Oo ~\\\ fi::;::~o:;ds: recommend Curfee.

Others Crom ·. $35.00

AL T'S MEN'S' WEAR E_:~,,_,u.

Up inside every fender is another fender lo prolccl · against slU!h · and mud

flZ; -INVADERS HOLD BUSINESS MEET .

•••··~SPORTS BEAT The r1111Ja.- mo11ttdy_ 1110et-. fJIK of ~ Iillanif Ctty' Tnn,­

derS '111111 llolil at the Library Commaafty caillir lfol'. I. ~ rllplll"t 111111 g1Ya by Frtd rue a ...

Greyhounds Place 3 on Circuit Tealll

Eaton Rapids placed three players on the 1969 All Capi­tan Circuit football team se­lected by the coaches at a m~ting in Lansing Monday.

Mike Sl,l<!er made the olfen­sfve team backfield and Butcb Wolcott was named olfenslve center. Rod Hector was named at a linebacker spot on the defensive team..

Wolcott is the only wptio­more an the squad. The 5-lOr 170--pounder is a transfer stu­dent, moving ltere Iast sum­mer when his t.lther was nam­ed Varsity footllall coach.

PELL AND KOYL COACH VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM

About 30 boys turned out fnr the Greyhouod wrestllng team when practice started Monday. Some of the UP!ler­classmeo, particularly tllose who played !oolllall or are finishing jobs, w!llreportnat week.

The grapplers. have new coaches this Y""r since Ed Chapel "retired" after m seasons as h""d coach. Jayke Pell, asslstantl2styear, mov• ed up lo head coach and is being assisted by Bob Koy!.

Speer aoo ffector are sen­klrs.

Speer, with 923 yardsrush­Ing and 10 toncltd<>W"ns In league play, won a place in a dl!!t!nguished hllcid!eld made up or lfolt's junior sensation, Joltn Rogarth, and two leaders from cha m pio n Gabrlels, Charles L:u111natquarterbaclc and Bill Parlier.

ROO Hector, the Grey­hounds' "most V1luable play­er," m•de the Ilnehllcl<er spot despite being only 5-8 and 145 to 150 pounds. He also played wingback on olfense.

Eaton Rapids failed to place any players among the 14-man group awarded llcoorable mention.

Champion Gabrlels and the three teams that tied fnr sec­ond-Eaton Rapids, Holt and Haslett-pretty •ell dominat­ed the honor squad. Gabrlels got five team places and twa llcnorabie mentions. Haslett also had five and two, also with one player placed on bath otlenslve and defensive units, and Holt placed two first stringers and twa honorable menllnns. O'Ba!ferty placed throe.

Three players got enough votes from the coaches to be

CONSOLIDATED

Report of Condition including domestic subsidiaries, of the

The National Bank of Eaton Rapids

101 S. Main St., Eaton Ropids, Mich. 48827

In the State of Michigan, at the Close oi Business on October 21, 1 969

Published in Response to Call Made by Camptraller d the Currency, Under Section

named to both the o·lfensive aod dereoofve u n i ts. Kurt Schimer. Okemas senior, was named an· offensive end and defensive lineman.

Haslett's Rod Klusak made the offensive unit at end and the defensive at llnellacker. Third end on ol!ense (becaus<! or a tie in the voting) ls Chuck Henderson or Gabriels, who aiso made the defensive unit at lineman..

THURSDAY WJLOCA TS WOMEN

W L Heifet1 21 19 Beal's 20 20 River City 17 23 Don's Shop 12 28

High game. Earlene Waters, 170. High series, BarbStrank, 457. High team game, Don's Shop, 832. High team series, Heifetz, 2375.

MEN W L

Rapids Bowl 29.5 10.5 River City 20.5 19.5 Rod's Bar ZO 20 Cushman's 23 17

High game, Spencer Phin­ney, 215. High series, Larry Shephard, 586. High team game, Cushman's, 921. High team series, Cushman's, 2505,

BUSINESSMENS W L

Nicholas \ 45 25 Beals '44 26 Colgans 37 33 Irv's Shop 35 35 VFW 33 37 Trimble Oil 30 40 Gambles 29 41 Pitcher TV 27 43

lllgb pine, M. Beals, 220. 5211, U. S. Revi-.1 Statute1 A!in:TI~ ,_.·.: :·. , lllgllc serlM, JI. Bals, !MIS.

'CUil ud ... from baa.ts (flleladllr' ..... . UJll)Cllted del>ill) ........................ 943,311.14

V.B. Tr.-, HeUrttles ••••••••• : •••••••• 2,156,098. 76 _ObllptlaM ofSlahs lllllpoJUlcallllbdlwlslom •••. '7ll6,237.41 on.- secvttles (blcludlng corpo- 1 42,525.00 rate stock) Fader:l! fllDds sold and ·secur!Ues purchased · llllder aereemlllls k> resell 400 000 oo

Loam • • • ... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4, 968:663:05 llull fftmllii, lln!llur• and llDur•, and oilier

...... 11111"...mtnc but prem .......... ' ' 217, 724.85 Ollllr .. (bieludlll ' N(l!IE dlrtd 1- .

bllleblC).' ........ · •• ' ' ••••• •:•.... • 5,834.13 TOTAL ASllETS: ....................... 9,460,394.3'

IJABn.mES

High team game, Beals Store, 881. High team series. Beals Store, 2520.

MONDAY NITE LEAGUE w

Vic Ii Billies 29 Fe!pauscll 29 Rod's Bar 25 River's Edge 24 Brown's Shop 21.5 Fashion Flair 21 Hemtneers ZO

· Harri& Oil 18 Fbsbes 18 Leonard Well 18 Miiier's Furnace 17 Teel-Feaiel 16.5 Clip N' Curl 16 Ly- Kay ·ts Rapids llfiwt 15 River City . 12

!Ugh game, F. NlcllOias, 213. lllgb series, E. Van Den Drlessche, 604. High team game, Rod's Bar, 838. ·!Ugh team series, Rod's Bar, 2346.

11 Given ..

X-Country Monograms

Junior Bob Noble earrted of! top llcnon In the 1969 cross conntry team awards announced at tile recent fall sports banquet at the high scllooL

He was selected to have his name engraved on Ille Gary Segerstrom trophy and also elected co-captain, a!onr With Gary Rogers, fnr the 197-0 Greyhound squad.

-~BtlllmP-- .--t~•-conmr--­cam11n•1o• to· be lletil at Janlper !Ulls 1n· iulf. Field d!reek>rs Red and Loll Cham­pod ga1e a report ot last """k's meeting In Brooklyn High sc!lool.

Three ~ membi!rs p~es­ent were Mrs. BerthaSqulres, Mrs. Lora Olney and BU! 01- · ney. There are still opentngii for those Interetted In joln-1ng·a camp!ng club.

The Halloween party ,.... not well attended but plans were made for the Christmas party "' be held Dee. 13, "1th potluclt dinner and entertaln­nient.

~CLUBNEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark were hosts last Saturday rR'­enlng, Nov. 8, tor the Boody Feeders 4'-H club annual pot­luclt SUIJller. The Joe Harmon t.lmlly provided prize roast Iamb fnr the 45 old aod new members aod their t.lmllles. Later- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Allen sbowed pictures they took this summer during their·

Coach Floyd Sclrr.lb, who recovered from surgery In time to direct the team to its third-place J!nfsll in the Cap~ il:ll Circuit, announced Var­sity awardS to Rogers aiil Notiie, Mark Noss, Larry Green, Don Watts, Jim Brad­ford, Pat Montie, Jolin Bear­man 2 :od Mlll'I! Denman. Jun­ior Varsity awards went to Devon Viucent and Rick Ham­man. Successfal .,_lft• e• help llrrchigu's·deer

srudics aod learn 90l'e abour the whitetails they're raking home by stopping this seasoa

. . trip lo the Everglades and relan-.e residll4! lnels ol DDT, Ditldrio, the Bahamas.

CITY LEAG!JE ar any of the r .. dside biological checking

and odler such "hmd" pesticides ia ........ Pins and certitlcates wer tails of ftriaas ages fr- difr..mn,.... of passed out !or theyear'swor: rhe state. Studies of rhe s.-ples •loN liilo •ell done.

W L starions smr-marlr:~d on this map. It c--1es River City 24 16 Deparrmeat of Natural Resourr:e5 game men.

seas~ will s~- whecber deer ac~te The rRenlng ended with pesuc1de residues as dicy •ge, ud iPtt plans for a hayride to be held DNlt ,,.._ ..,n • sautin1 pamr &- •llicll Ibis Friday night. · Ables. Bar 24 16 only a few •-nts m examine each deer

Feipausch 22 18 Fox Welding 22 18 and record the iofonaation they need-just deer may be checked for pcsricide lewla r---------...,

Rapids Bowl 20 20 rhe right amount of time for hunters to enjoy Rivers Edge 18 22 . a "good stretch". Under a new phase of Keg Bar 17 23 fact-finding, pme men at these stations Eaton Stamping 13 27 will collect fat tissues from about 200 deer

High game, Jack Kikendall, for pesricide srudies. DNR biologists do 233. High series, Dean Thuma noc suspect a problem of pesticides in 5'10. High team game, Fel~ Michipa deu, bur they want to find out the

in the future. The DNR' s checU.1 1ran.. a< rhe Straits of Af!ad:iDac Bridge •ill be manned for deer studies durin1 the N""•r 18-23 period. The other mm check ....... will be opcrattd durmg die NoH•r 16·11 and November 22•23 periods. -lticbi .. Department of N•tun1I le•~"• ·

pausch, 918. lllgh team series,

Felpausch, 2563. O S h l Few Issues INDEPENDANT n c oo Bd. Agenda· IV L The Board of Education's the choice.

BroW"O's Shop 55.5 14.5 agenda !or Its November The EREA bearing Is on an Alts 39 31 meeting Wednesday night in- aweal from a Board decision Glen's Heating 39 31 d1'cated a ~'-Iy qu;•t ses·io· n. t th 0 t B b

' to ~ ~ 0 a • c ober meeting. A 0 s Au 32 38 The only items expected to counsellor was required to

England Ii Son 30.5 39.5 cause much discussion were report back to work several Ackley-Peters Z9 41 a name 'or the -~ elemen- d be' H

" t •• ·~· ays .ore school opened Iast eue z 28 42 ~ry school on the East Side I 11 od G .,.__ w a a . asked extra pay for ary•s """" 27 43 and the Eaton Rapids Educa- that period. The &ard retus-Hlgh game, Gary Davis, 194. lion association's request for ed. The· !Ina! decision Is ex­

High series, Ben Thompson, a closed hearing on a griev- peeled to set a precedent gov-522. Rlgb team game, Heifetz, ance under the prolesslonal nl t th I 873 a .... t er ng pay o o er emp oyees,

• ,_.. earn series, Glen's, emplo0yees' contract. - · 2542 pru.ess1onal and non-proles-• , · Supt. Carl Holbrook said the stonal, wbo report early in CLASSIC,~-., ;:;. j ucbltects are ~ting that the the fall.

W L - llCbool be named as soon Holtirook and the cotilrac· Harris Oil 18 9 as potlSll!!e bt - lnfdenti· · tar's npresentaHY:es were to Grnesbeek's 17 10 ficalton. It's up k> Ille Board, give the Board a rjjp;rt on the Rapids ·Bowl 15 !Z he said, k> pk:k a name or new elementary, wblch is now Rod's Bar II 16 establish a pra<edure fnr llav- enclosed, Wiiii Ille roof to be

or weeks. Mflbm Zentmyer was to be

named the Board's attorney for legal work connected with obl:llning storm drain ease­m ents around the high school and elementary property oll State street.

A self-wrawing cauliOow~r is being developed by a Mich· lgan Sl:lte university hJrtlcul· turlst. The plaDI protects It· self trom Ille ·sun by r:Urllng Its leaves toW"ards the middle of lhe plant, thus sho.dlng the head. Conventional varletlet require band tying of the leaves when the head is one to tw·, Inches In ·diameter.

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Our reglSteteJ p111rmacisrs work hand in hand wuh your doctor to protect your health, We fi(] lus pre­scriptions wnh utmC6t precision.

"Prescription Ceo!.11r." elephone 663-6811 After Hours Phone 63-8508 or 663-5491

Rivers Edge 10 17 ing students or parents malr:e completed In the next c0uple R"erClfy. 10 17 ~~~~~~-:-~~~~~~~~~~..;.:_~~~~~~~~~~~..;...::::::::::::::::::::::~

Hlgll game, Ray Palmer, I 223. High series, Ray P.;lmer, 615. ·High team game, Rod's, 964. High team series, Grues· beet's, 2698. ·

CUB SCOUTS

You can choose from a wide selection

of the newest and best in Our Nov. 6 meeting found

one cub ablenl, eight present and Den chief Wayne Thuma present at Mrs. Pell's borne. Mrs; Herbert Gates Jr. help· ed lake us lo the public li­brary where.we looked up dif­ferent characters of "Amer­ican FoltlOre", our November th_eme. We also practised a skit tor Ille pack meeting.

Gordan Huntington Assistant Denner

Wedding Stationery Plc:k up your Eaton Rapids Journal wedding

story form when you select your ~nvltatlons

at the Eaton Rapids, Journal office

Sit in quiet comfort as you browse through samplu of wed­ding invitations and supplies at the Eaton Rapids Jaurnol office.

Accessories for the \ . Bride-to-Bo

WE'VE MOVED ACROSS THE STREET! Our obliging staff will be glad to offer suggestions, but no one will rush you into a decision on this once-in-a-lifetime purchase.

* Invitations • Announcements * Mass Book lets NOW AT.114 GRAbv ST., EATON RAPIDS

Wedding Invitations

As low-as.· 'fl90 ARM CUT

.CHUG~ 80AST lb.

• Reception Cards

• Thank Yau Cards

• Paper Plates.

* lnformals • Party ,

Invitations *Cake BoKes

PERSONALIZED ITEMS

* Ash Trays * Coasters * Mcltch Book1

Real Estate 340-ACRE MUCK FARM fn!:ome Covers Payments

ApPfoximateiy 200 acres muck cleared, drained, now in sod, leased to Dec. 1, 1973. Royalties' of25%sod tocome aod other s:iould brtng$12, 00() minimum annually. Frontage on two lakes, woods for hunt­!Jw. Approxlmalely 7 miles southwest of Eaton RapidS. Price $120,000, w l lh Zo% down, 11% contract. Phone Lloyd "B'ergren, 372-8550 days, 484-9876 n I g h ts aod weekendS. By Lee Halstead, Inc., Realtors, Lansing.

~-49c ... FIVE ACRES-Country Jiving

. 15 minutes !ram Lansing. Low down payment, low monthly. can 663·9881. Swan Realty.

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ITS A WHALE OF A SALE! Model clearance sa!e.:.S tin lots o! floor plans and decorS , lo choose trom.-BIG DIS­COUNTS -SELECT MoBILE ROMES rr.s. ti7 at .-Paniall Rd. Jaclcson 46c

DRIVERll lft;EDED- DJ "THIS AREA-Traia NOW k> dr1Ye semi trucb, loal and OTer · the rod. Yoo can ""rn OTer $4.IZ per hour, after short tralldng. · For' inleMlew ·and >wlie&tloa, tall 1-419-865-

E LE C TRO LUX-Vacuum 91?1, or write Safety Dept., cleaner A-1 condition with all Nattoinrlde Systems me. c/o cleaning tools .•n<I paper toss~· ilu!f Terminal ·BJdr:, Zl5 City out.hllgs, .. only $17c69 Gu~ . .Pall . ..l.vm.ie, ..'!'~ledo~Oblo. teed. For Free Home Trl:ll 45~ call Lansing 484-455l 9 a.m. • • • to 9 p.m. 46c

DEER HUNTER'S SPECIAL 8' x 43' 2 bedroom Travel-0 IVe'll deliver and set-up anywhere in Michigan! See this and all the others at S E L E CT MOBILE ROMES rr.s. 127 at Parnall Rd. Jack­son~ 46e

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Business OpportU"lities

CITGO -3etvlce station for lease. EI• ce!lent business awortuaity with minimum Investment. 3· ..,..,k paid trainlng program. Fin:uiclal assistance ava!l­able. Pmiie evenlu@s Lansing 351-5968 for Bill Kot!sb.

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1""'. ·11-lfot dogs •/bun, er~ poUipotatoes, fruit crlilp, mlllr.-

· Jr o v. 18-Spaghetli w/ c-, tossed salad, corn bread w/blitter,. clloeolale ~,mllJc:. ." ,

Nov •. 19-Pizza oa a bua, ii/carrots, r~ gelatin w/tniiPlng, milt. · ·Nor;;·:!O.-Clileha grav.y_w/_ mashed pota!oll, red ~ salad, Wbolewlleat rol!s w/ butter, rice pudding, mlllr.

Nov. 21..,Tomato soup w/ crackers, lul)ll ftsh 8andirtch, celery lo carrot sticks, cho­colate brownies, milk.

special tha:nks to· all my· tried and family for their many eardnnd nowers.

Sally Beals

3 BEDROOM HOME-Near elementary and junior high. Carpeted, two-car garage, belutiful back yard. Call 663-9881. Swan R""Ity. 46c

SINGER ZIG-ZAG-All built· In no attachments'. to bother with, comes with walnut sew table, zig-zag, monograms, buttonholes, sews on buttons and does many beautiful fancy designs by !urning the dial; winds the bobbin automatical­ly. Cost over $300.00 new, oow only $67.88, or buy on our budget plan. Call Lansing 484-4553 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

••• SNOWMACHINE DEALERS WANfED-VTKING snowmo­biles., Interested parties con­l:lct E & M Distributors 1778 E. Greenwood Rd. P:escott, Michigan 48756 or pho:ie 517· 873-3300. 41-47c

LEGAL NOTICES For Sale

Z CUTE SIAMESE cats, year old, bousebroken females $5 ea<b. 417 W. Plain. Pllone 663-3562 after 6 o'clock. 461)

DIAL 393-1900

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Help Wanted

CHEVROLET 1968 lmpl!a ,Z­dr. Powergllde, V -~. one dri­ver, excellent coodition:. Belt offer over $1,600. Miller Dli· ry Farms 663·2411. · 4k ·

PUBLICATION ORO ER STA TE OF MICHIGAN

Probate Court for the Coun­ty of Eaton.

Estate o! Paul L. Sage, deceased.

It is Ordered that on Jan-

HOUSEKEEPER' WANTED­Full tlme, live in. Write P.O. Box 9, Eaton !Uplds, giving age, references aoo salary expected. 44-46p

*** 'uary 22, 1970, at 9:45 A.M. CHEVROLET PICKUP, 195& In the Probate Courtroom, In running ccadlllon. $1fl0. City o! Charlotte, Michigan a Mi ii er Dairy Farms, .a~ hearing be held at which all 2411. 48c 'creditors or said deceased

l lll•••••••••••••••••llll_l_I ___ are required to pro•• their claims. Creditors must ftle

BOB'S AUTO PARTS 126 N. 'Main Street - Eaton Rapids

Phone 663-8172 or 663-5231

HOURS: Monday thru Friday - 8 to 6 Saturday: 8 - 3 p. m. Sunday: 10 - 12:30 p. m,

CONGRE\.HIONAL Rev. Robert Murray

sworn claims with the court and serve a copy on Carl J. Comps, Administrator with will annexed, 1407 Water

·Street, Eaton Rapids, Michl· gan, prior to said hearing.

Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dale<l: November 7, 1969.

Robert C. Ballard Judge of Probate.

Milton L. Zentmyer Attorney for Esl:lte 239 s. Main Street Ealon Rapids, I.!lthlgan

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Sunday School Classes 10-10:45 Suoday School,

St. PETERs C HHOLIC Rev. Fr. John Young·

P3stor Phone · Rectory: 663·4735 .

Parish Center: 663-8592 ' S unriay Masses:

••• PUBLICATION ORDER sTATE OF MIC!IlGAN

FIDST BAPTIST 220 Dexter Road

WESLEYAN CHURCH Sunday .- 9:45 a.m. Sunday Worship

6:00 p.m. Youth Groups 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship

Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Bible Study

and Prayer Thyrsday

7:30 p,m. Vlsilation

CHILDS BIBLE Rev. G>ry Fransted, Pastor

SUnd•Y 10:00 a. m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m. - Morning Wor•

l!lihip (Nursery during Ser­vice) 6:30 p.m. ·Young People's Service

f'IRS i' Cl!uHCH OF CllRIST SCIENTIST

Cor. of OakandA.arnesSts, Mason, Michigan

l 1:00 a.m. S11nd<1yServlce Sum1;i.y school during ser 7

. vices for pupils to age 20 B:OO p,m, Wednesday ev­

ening meeting includes tes­timonies or Christian Sci­ence healing.

ROBINS U)'l!TED METHODIST Rev. 1\1,E. Glasgow, Pastor East of Waverly Rd, on Bunker SUnday 10:00 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. Worship service

SPIRITUAL EPISCOPAL 141 Frosl St.

'1:JO p.m. - Evening Service Wednesday '1 '1:30 p,m, - Prayer Meet.

Sun. service 10:30 a.m. Rev. Vin lei F, Balley, Pastor

Wilson Leak, P1 es1dent

Balcom Co. PLUMBING & HEATING

"'W"•'~ Quollty I

all grades. ll-12 Junior Church, 3-year­

olds thru !st grade. 5 p,m, P1lg-r1m Fellowship

ASSEMBLY OF GOO Rev. Rlley Kinney. Pastor

SUnday 10: 00 a. m.-&lnday School 11:00 a.m.-Mon1. Service 1:45 p.m ... Prayer and Bible

study. All nations and au races welcome.

CALV ARY LUTHERAN Wisconsin Synod

E. KnJght at River 9reet Rev. Daniel Falck-Pastor

Phone 663 -8849 4104 Smithville Rd.

SUnday 9:15 a.m. Sunday school 10:30 a.m. Morning worship

HolY CommunJcm flrst Sllnday of every month.

Al'REL!US BAPT[Sf .J-120 W, Barnes Rd.-Mason ne1. FrEMierlck P. Raft, Pastor SuncL11

9·45 a.m.-Worshtp Service 11:00 a.m. - SUnday 'SChooJ

Classes for every age 8:00 p.m. - Baptls' Youth

GRACE United Methodist

Rev~ John R. Smlth, Pastor SUnday

9:30 a.m.-Mornlng Worship 10:30 a.m.-lllnday Scllool

WESLEYAN CHURCH (formerly Pilgrim Holiness)

E. L. Downey, Minister Sunday

10:00 a.m. Sund•y School Classes fr;>r all ages

ll:OO a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Junior church

Ch'lldren ages 4-12 7:00 p.m. ·Youth Hour 7:30 p.m.-FamllyGospeltlour Wednesday

7:30 p.m, Prayer service

Heifetz

Pickling Ca.

8:15 a.m. and l0:30 a.m. \Veekday Mass;

As announced in bulletin Saturday Confessions:

4:00 In 5.00 p.m. 8:00 In 9:00 p.m, ,

FIRST UNITED METHODIST Emera! Price, Ministe1

600 S. Main St. Sunday Services;

9:45-a.m. Church school 11:00 a.m. Worship service

(Supervised Nursery and Junior C!1urch)

6:30 p.m. Junior MYF 7:00 p.m. Senior MYF

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISf MldllKan St. (M-99)

5aturday 9:30 a.m.-Sabbath School

11:00 a.m. • Church Serv. 4:00 p.m. -Young People's

Meeting Wednesday

'1:30 p •. m. Prayer Meet.

CHURCH of the f!AZARENE 915 Water St.

Russell Payne, Minister Sunday

10:00 a.m, Sunday Schon I 11:00 a.m. Worship 6:30 p.m. Young Peuple 7:00 p.m. Evang. servirr

Wednesday .-1:30 p.m. Prayer servirr

GRIFFITH METHODISf POPE-CHARLESWORTH

L. G. McC11ntic, Pastor SUnday

9:45 a..m.-Pope Church 10:00 a.m.-Slmday Sdlool 10:15 a.m.-Cha:rlesw,orth

9:30 a.m.-9.Jnday Schaal ~1 :30 a.m.•Grtlltth Church 10:15 a.m.-SUnday Sdlool 6:30 p.m. second and fourth Sundays, Jr. High MYF

Heaton

Drug Store

Probate Court !or the Coun· ty of Eaton. . Eatate of Martie R Ga:e,

Deca.Jed. · It.111 OrdP.red that on Novem­

ber 24, 1969, at 2:00 P. M., Ill lb e Probate Courtroom Charlotte, Michigan a hearing be Mid the final account of Thelma R. Critchley, Admln­lslratrb, for allowance other account and assignment of reslilue.

Pd>Ucatlon and s er v i c e shaU be made as provided by Sta,tule. and Cuurt Rule.

Daled: October 30, 19£9. Robert c. Ballard Judge of Probate.

J. Patrick Sullivan Attor11ey fCr Estate of Martie

' R. Gale, deceased. Eaton·R:iplds, Michigan.

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••• PUBUCA TION ORDER STA TE OF MICl!IGA N

Probate Court lor the Coun· ty of Eaton.

Estate of Helen G. Mingus. D11ceasecL

It Is Ordered that on Jan­u.iry 22, 1970, at 9:30 A. M., In the Probate Co,,troom Charlo.tte, Michigan a hearing be held at which all creditors of said deceased are required Jo prove their cl:iims. Credi­tors must ftle sworn claims with~ oourtaadserveacopy or Kanneth P. \Vllliams, Ad­m lnlslr~tor with will annexed, m E. Knight Street, Eaton Rapids, Michigan, prior to said hearing.

Publication and service shall be· made as provided by Statute' arid Court Rule. Dated: October 30, 1939.

· · Robert C. Ba!Iard .-.i: Judge of Probate.

Millon 'L. Ze'n!myer Attor.lieJ tor Esl:lte 239 s, Main Street Eoton ~Ids, Michigan.

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PUBLll<:ATION ORDJ;:R STATE OF MICl!IGAN

Probate Court fnr the Coun-ty of Eaton.

Estate o! John C. Devenney, deceased.

It la Ordered that on De­cember 4th, 19£9, al 10:15 A. M. in the Probate Courtroom City ot Charlotte, Michigan a hearing be held for examin­ing and allowing the final ad­ministration account Lynn F. Baldwin as Administrator of said ·estate, and hearing his petition praying for the alloW'­ance thereof and !or the as­signment and distribution of the residue or said estate, llled In said Court.

Publication and s er v I c e shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dated: November 19, 1969.

Robert c. Ballard Judge of Probate.

J. Patrick Sullivan Attorney for the estate 106 Spicer Street, Eaton Rapids, Michigan

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PUBLICATION ORDER 3TATE OF M!CffiGAN

Probate Court for the Co]Q­ty of Eaton.

Estate of Maude E. Mr.rgan, Deceased.

It is Ordered that on Novem­ber 24, 1969, at 9:30 A. M., in the Probate Courtroom Charlotte, Michlgan a hearing be held on petition or Harold H. Morgan, administrator, tor allowance of his final account.

Publication and s er,., ice shall be made as provided by Slatule and Court Rule. Dated: October 30, 1969.

Robert C. Ba:Iard Judge of Probate.

Milton L. Zentmrer A~orney for petitioner 239 S. Main Street Eaton Rapids, Michigan.

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BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL

DIRECTORY SPRINKLE INSURANCE

AGENCY INSURANCE • ALL KINDS

DEPENDABLE SERVICE Smee 1901

Phone 663-5621

WEBSTER LUMBER & COAL CO.

We carry a cnmplete line 9f

INSULITE PRODUCTS f JIUll k.tp1JS, \\\Llll~.:Jfl

Photo Finishing EXCLUSIVE: IN EA.TON RAPIOS­E"alm1tn Kodak •nd Llnptlnl photoflnl•hln1. Onr-d•y •rrvjr.r ori rrquetl,

Shimmin Drugs

NICHOLAS ELEC1RIC

REALTY 'l 57 S. Main ....• Eaton Rapids

Phone. 663 - 8162

FO~ SALE

2 BEDROOM HOME in country on 1 acre, Priced onder $10, 000.

OVERLOOKING RIVER-; Older home in good condition. 9'aded lot. 4 Bedroom. Priced tor quick sole at Sl 7, 900.

3 BEDROOM close to river an State Street.· Owner transferred. Must sell.

PERFECT FOR OLDER COUPLE. Downtown locotion. 3 bedroom home, oil remodeled. Priced for quick sole.

20 ACRES - large farmhouse. Like new pole barn. Perfect spot to raise a family. Owner must sell immediately.

ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS in Eaton Rap ids. This home must be seen to be ap­preciated. This home hos everything money can buy,

LOOK AT THIS ONE--1500 SQ. FT, on ground floor, 3 Compartment Ba11e­ment with finished Recreation Room. Frame is wood with siding. Front is of Indiana Limestone. 3 Bed­rooms, 2 Baths with built in vanities. Living Room, Large Kitchen with builf in oven, stove and garbage disposal, cabinets are Coppes-Nappanee by Hebble· white of Lansing-Maple Wood. Garage is Z6' x 36'. Full 2 car garage with very large storage area. I Acre Lot-150' x 290' (One additional acre dlrectiy behind house, I am sure could be obtained at a nominal price.) Culligan sort water unit. Well is 160' deep in rock-4" size submersible p~p. All drapes Included. Schools are Charlotte system. Char· latte telephone. Ol! Heat-$175.00-$190.00 per year. 82 Gal. Electric bot water healer, Price $29,500.00. $8,000.00 doW'O and will hold rest on ZO year land contract.

5 ACRES. South of town. Excellent building site.

TO SETTLE ESTA TE. 3 Bedroom & den. Excellent location. $17, 500.

PLEASANT LAKE - 3 bedroom home, Large lot, plenty of shade. Priced for immediate sole.

LARGE LOT in Burnside subdivision.

10 ACRES with new pole barn next to City limits near school. Priced for quick sole.

LARGE HOME in good location. In the process of being remodeled. Buy now and save, or contractor will complete.

NEAR VERMONTVILL~. 40 ocres with portly finished house. Neo·r school and on river, Priced for immediote sole.

RESTAURANT showing excellent profil. Own­,er wonts to r:tire. Terms can be arranged for right party. ·