VOLUME 77,NUMBER 1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN’-THURSDAY,APRIL 21,1983 Twenty-five cen JSSUPPLEMENT

-w P i Ywd&saw WW& wc#uAa n* n 0 7 0-- 0. Carrze Lautner junzor cztzzen ~oyhit br car Art Holmberg is ok after treatxnent Eleven-year-old Matthew citizen of the year L. Chippi of 4677 Hospital Drive was treated and re- leased from Hills and Dales Arthur Holmberg and Car- sang recently with the new “There was tremendous sat- earned her all-state honors. General Hospital after he rie Lautner were honored community choir, is a public isfaction in what I did.” This is her fourth season in was hit by a car Tuesday Saturday evening as Cass speaker and a lay minister. And as a father of two and track. In addition to that and morning.Cass City police said he City’s citizen and junior He is an advisor, teacher grandfather of five and a cross country, Carrie played citizen of the year respect- and tutor for the Cass City teacher for many years, he basketball for four years was walking east on Dale ively at the annual Chamber Community Education De- stressed that it isn’t impor- and volleyball for three. Street when, according to a of Commerce banquet at the partment. tant for children to become Her junior year in basket- witness, he darted out into Colony House. He has helped with art rich and famous. “What is ball, she was named to an the street and was hit by an Holmberg was presented shows and has been a mem- important is they become all-area second team, was eastbound car at the Huron with the award hqnoring his ber of the Village Bach happy men and women.” second team all-conference Street intersection. service to the community by Festival committee. Holm- “I’m not sure I’m entitled and was voted the team’s Driver of the car was James Ware, the 1981 top berg is a former member of to it,” he said of the citizen most valuable player. Klaus D. Roth, 16, of 6289 citizen, who outlined his ac- the village council. of the year award, “but I This past fall, she received Brenda Drive. The mishap complishments. The Seeger Street resident love you all for thinking that all-conference honorable was reported at 8:05 a.m. Holmberg graduated from takes photographs and also I am,” mention in basketball. Two persons were treated high school at Newberry in develops them and is known Miss Lautner is a member and released from Hills and the Upper Peninsula. He for his cooking, specializing JUNIOR CITIZEN of the Girls’ Varsity Club CITIZEN OF THE YEAR -- Art Holmberg (third from Dales following a 1 P,m. received his bachelor’s de- in Swedish dishes. and was its treasurer her left) received his citizen of the year award from Jim Ware. accident last Wednesday. gree from what is now His parents were Swedish, Caroline (Carrie) Lautner junior year. They were Kenneth E. Wayne State University and his father was a Lutheran has excelled as ,a student Academically, she will be Present to see him receive the honor were his children, Garvin, 25, of Drayton later received a master’s minister, and he has visited and as an athlete at Cass graduating in the top 10 Paul Holmberg, Northville, and Joan Pollock, Rochester. Please turn to page 4. degree from the University Sweden and other European City High School. percent of her class next of Michigan. countries. The daughter of Hugh and month. She is a National He came to Cass City High As if that were not enough, Jane Lautner of Hospital Honor Society member, a School in 1935 to teach Ware pointed out that at age Drive was presented with member of the Chemistry- chemistry and physics, after 72, Holmberg recently went the junior citizen of the year Physics Club and has been having taught one year near white water rafting and award by Intermediate active in her youth group at ‘Betterlate than never 7 Charlevoix. plans to go again. School Principal Robert Trinity United Methodist In 1943, he assumed the In accepting the award, Stickle. Church. duties of high school princi- Holmberg offered two bits of She is the defending state She plans to attend the pal, while continuing to advice to the audience. Class C champion in the 1600 University of California, Los teach. One was that no matter and 3200 meter runs. She Angeles (UCLA) and study He held both jobs until the what on’e’s job is, try to do it jj also won the state title in the psychology and participate state well because people get resumes meters in when payments late 195Os, when he became 1600 1981, in track. full-time principal. He re- more back from those they she set the state record. She tired at the end of the 1968-69 serve than what they give. set the state record it,” the PAST CITIZENS Government and school them. $55,483 in state revenue 11 percent of the February school year. His wife, Sigrid, “I received back from 3200 meters last year. officials received a welcome In normal times, the next sharing and $27,838from the payments, died a few years ago. this community much more Miss Lautner also holds Past citizens of the year piece of mail from Lansing state aid payment would be single business tax. By June 30, according to Holmberg has stayed busy than I was able to give.” five school records in track. have been: this week . mailed June 1. Instead, That equals approxi- Mrs. Larson, Tuscola during his retirement, Ware Whatever he has done was Last fall, she finished The envelopes contained checks will be mailed June mately 56 percent of the County is supposed to have pointed out, He is an ac- pleasant because he loved sixth in the state Class C Willis Campbell...... 1963 the first state aid checks 30 and Runkel is estimating $99,682 the county should the rest of the money still complished vocal soloist, doing it, he continued. crosscountry meet, which Herb Ludlow ...... 1964 received since Gov. James schools will then have 89 have received in February owed from Februarv. M.B. Auten ...... , , . . .1965 Blanchard announced in percent of the money due in revenue sharing -- one of Before then, however, Lucile Bauer ...... 1966 January that he was delay- them from the February, four payments a year of dif- Lansing normally would E.B.Schwaderer...... 1967 ing scheduled payment of April and June payments. ferent amounts -- and $49,700 have made its May 30 sales Dr. H,T. Donahue...... I968 $509.1 million to local school The state is supposed to from single business taxes, and income tax payments. Jim Bauer...... 1969 districts, governmental have paid all the aid due to which was to have been the Instead, the county is sup Audley Rawson...... 1970 units and colleges. the schools by Sept. 30, only payment of the year. posed to be mailed 53 per- Curt Hunt...... 1971 But while the still finan- which includes the August The timetable calls for the cent of that June 30. The W.E. Walpole...... 1972 cially strapped state govern- payment, plus money with- next back payment to be state isn’t saying when the H.M. Bulen ...... ,1973 ment is giving with one held from the August, 1982, made May 23. It will be for remaining 47 percent will be Harry Little,, ...... , . .1974 hand, it is taking away with paymsnt to ease the state’s 75 percent of the remaining mailed.Mrs. Larson cautioned Cliff Croft...... e . . .1475 another, The same schools, cash Ilow problems then. 44 percent of the money sffll Evelyn MacRae. , ...... 1976 governments, etc., will also The Cass City schools are owed from February.-That that the payment schedule Helen Baker...... 1977 lose state aid because of the supposed to receive $65,550 means Lansing will still owe was received from the Mich- Lambert Althaver...... 1978 recently announced $225 mil- wiihheld in August, 1982, igan Association of Counties, Bill Kritzman...... 1979 lion in state budget cuts. Crouse said, It won’t receive which got it from the state, Dr. D.E.Rawson and The amount of the state $16,885 that should also have but depending on Michigan’s Esther McCullough . . . .i980 aid checks mailed Monday is been paid then, but was Daylight income, the governor and Jim Ware...... 1981 substantial. eliminated as part of a state legislature can always Holly Althaver ...... 1982 The check received Tues- aid cut imposed by then Gov, change the timetable. day by the Cass City schools William Milliken. time begins The 1983 Tuscola County Junior citizens of the year was for $135,620. “It will Of the latest cut of $25 budget lists a total of have been: certainly help us out a lot,” million in school aid (part of $350,000 in anticipated reve- Supt. Donald Crouse com- the $225 million total reduc- nue from the state. Betty Kennedy...... 1965 mented. “We were in a posi- tion in state spending) im- Sunday The recent $15 million cut Robert Rabideau...... 1966 tion that if we didn’t receive posed by Gov. Blanchard, in revenue sharing pay- Tim Knight...... 1967 it by May 1, we would have according to Crouse, pay- The good news is that ments (part of the $225 Joan Maleck...... 1968 had to consider borrowing ment of $15 million is sup- darkness will come an hour million reduction) will cost Lynn Haire...... 1969 additional money.” posed to be deferred to the later, starting Sunday. the county an estimated Sally Geiger...... 1970 Lansing still owes money, state’s next fiscal year, to The bad news is that $5,400. Cindy Strickland and however. June, 1984, so the actual before that happens, every- Anne Bulen...... 1971 In a letter state Superin- reduction in school aid will one will lose an hour of CASS CITY Ron Crandell...... 1972 tendent of Public Instruction be $10 million. That works sleep. Kim Glaspie...... 1973 Phillip Runkel recently sent out to a loss of $8,500 for the The switch to Daylight The revenue ’ sharing re- Melody Bacon. , ...... 1974 to school superintendents, Cass City schools. Savings Time begins at 2 duction should mean a loss Marie Hobart...... 1975 he said the April’l8 payment a.m. Sunday, which means of $3,400 to Cass City, ac- Ann Hobart and would represent approxi- TUSCOLA COUNTY that all clocks and watches cording to village Superin- Sue Pobanz...... 1976 mately 60 percent of the should be set ahead one hour tendent Lou LaPonsie. Cathy Hobart...... 1977 money owed to them from The county government’s before going to bed Saturday The village should have Ross Ridenour...... 1978 the scheduled February and check which came Tuesda) night. MVed about 622,300 in state David Heins and April state aid payments, was for $83,321, according tc: The switch back to stand. revenue sharing, single busi- JUNIOR CITIZEN of the year Carrie Lautner received Frances Kozan...... 1979 The next payment will be Jackie Larson, confidential ard time, when everyone ness tax and sales tax pay- her plaque from Cass City Intermediate School Principal Ken Martin Jr...... 1980 made May 23 and with it, secretary to the count] gets their “lost” hour back, ments in February. Tammy Tibbits...... 1981 schools should have 95 per- Board of Commissioners. will be on the last Sunday in Bob Stickle. She is the daughter of Hugh and Jane Lautner. Scott Hobart...... 1982 cent of the money owed to The check consisted 0’ October. please turn to page 16. see-*- Cass City ‘unsurpassed,’ Dr. Schwaderer tells audience Torn Schwaderer still gets , operation he was involved in Such operations, Schwad- He made many compari- pharmacists weren’t li- a thrill when driving to Cass last November that received erer commented, aren’t sons of the two communities censed to dispense medical City when his home town national media attentiofi. new. What made this one and the Furniture City al- advice and then asked, first comes into view. A farmer’s arm was sev- newsworthy was the “ex- ways came out second best. “What kind of advice did he But going back to Grand ered eight inches above the cellent job” done by the When his car needs fixing, give you.’’ Rapids, where he lives and elbow when caught in a corn farmer’s wife, who didn’t it’s a major operation ar- “He told me to come to see works, he told approxi- picker, panic. ranging a ride to work after you,” she responded. hatelv 250 persons at the Schwaderer’s job in the She put the severed arm dropping the car off, leaving AT CASS CITY HIGH annual Chamber of Com- Butterworth Hospital oper- into a tub and then emptied work early and arranging School, Schwaderer was an merce banquet Saturday ating room came first. He the contents of her refriger- another ride to go get the car honor student, student coun- I evening, “I won’t have any and an associate joined the ator freezer -- meat and all -- “and two times out of three, cil president and earned 16 of the samefeelings that I do broken bone with an inserted into the tub, If she hadn’t you will have to take the car varsity letters. He still holds coming here.’’ rod, which took about an kept the arm cool on the way back” because it wasn’t the school records for the 100 The orthopedic surgeon hour. Next came two vascu- to the hospital, it would have fixed right the first time. and 220-yard dashes. At hasn’t lived in Cass City full- lar surgeons, who repaired deteriorated and could not “There is no personal touch Albion College, he earned 12 time since he graduated the arteries. Two microsurg- have been reattached. that you have in Cass City.” varsity letters. from high school here in eons, working under a BUT IT WAS NOT MEDE At the bank, “I get the He had more than nostal- 1952. microscope, then joined the cine that Schwaderer came feeling I’m doing them a gia on his mind when he He received his under- severed nerves. back to Cass City to talk favor.” talked about education. graduate degree from Al- Then all the surgeons about. HE HAS * PERSONALLY He was a member of a bion College and his medical pitched in to sew the With a population of about dealt with the pharmacist at millage campaign commit- degree from Wayne State muscles, skin and tissue to- 200,000 and 500,OOO persons the drug store eight blocks tee in Grand Rapids that University. gether. in the metropolitan area, from his house probably was unsuccessful in its re- Schwaderer, the son of the Schwaderer examined the Grand Rapids “is probably 40-50 times over the years, cent efforts to get a com- late E.B. and Isabelle man about three weeks ago. the nicest big city in the but he not only doesn’t bined millage increase and Schwaderer, said he some- He is now able to move his state,” he said, “but it can’t remember he is a doctor, he renewal approved by voters. times is teased by his col- arm at the elbow a little, he hold a candle to Cass City doesn’t remember him at The result was the Grand leagues about coming from reported, but it will be at . . . I think we have a town all. Rapids School Board had to a small town, but to him, least a year before it is here that is unsurpassed.” The soft-spoken Schwad- “pink slip” teachers with up GUEST SPEAKER Thomas Schwaderer, came to that means they’re “jealous known how much use he will erer drew the biggest laugh to 15 years seniority. He MD, about your good fortune.” have of the arm. Even if the of his speech when he told assumes some millage will Cass City with his wife, Pam, (right) and son, Greg, to Before telling his audience man never has full use of the PRESBYTERIAN about bawling out a patient eventually be approved, so address the Chamber of Commerce banquet. His other son about what Cass City means arm, the doctor said, he will Rummage Sale, Saturday, who mentioned taking some not all those teachers will to him, the MD told his May 7. Doors open 9 a.m. advice from her pharmacist. wasn’t able to attend. Sharing in the conversation was his be better off than not having 5-4-21-2 audience about a seven-hour the arm. He reminded her that Please turn to page 16. sister, Nancy deBeaubien, of Cass City. CAS MICHIGAN PAGE TWO CASCTTY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983 CITY, I Cass City Area Social and PersonalItems I d

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Scott and Henrietta Shaw Mrs. Alex Greenleaf, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fisher Mrs. Stanley Kirn entered Saturday visitors at the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kolb of Marlette announce the Jim Turner, Mqs. Bob entertained at a smelt din- Saginaw General Hospital Lee Hendrick home were and his mother, Mrs. Lilah birth of a son, Ryan Scott, Rudich and Mrs. Don Lor- ner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Monday to undergo knee Arlen Hendrick of Imlay Wilhelmi, took the latter’s born April 8 in Huron Me- entzen attended the Ice Scott Fisher and son Scott of surgery this week. City, David Nicol of Deford sister, Mrs. Alice Neitz, to morial Hospital, Bad Axe. Capades performance in Elkton, Shana Loeffler of and Mr. and Mrs. Dick her home at Harrison Sun- He weighed eight pounds, Saginaw Wednesday eve- Gagetown, Ed Brock of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hend- Hendrick and daughter Sue. day. She had spent ten days eight ounces, and was 21 ning, April 13. Caro, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald rick, who spent the winter in here. inches in length. He joins a Langmaid, Mr. and Mrs. Holiday, Fla., arrived home Mrs. Gene Sickler of two-year-old sister, Stacie Mrs. Theda Seeger ar- John Shagena and children, Friday. Thursday they were Grandville and her daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stil- Jo, at home. Grandparents rived home Thursday from a Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher overnight guests of Mr. and ter, Mrs. Carl Codling, of son attended the Great are Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shaw trip to California made with Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Darc Sullivan and son Morley, spent from Thurs- Lakes Food and Equipment of Marlette, Mrs. Toshiko Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heintz of Hartwick and Mr. and Mrs. in Knoxville, Tenn. Mrs. day until Saturday with Mrs. show at Cob0 Hall in Detroit Chii of Deford and Alfred G. Berkley. They left March 3. Les Hartwick. Sullivan is a niece of Mrs. . Sickler’s parents, Mr. and Sunday. Cooklin of Cass City. The time in California was Hendrick, the former Phyl- Mrs. Max Agar. spent with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard lis Copeland of Cass City. Mrs. Marion Whitefoot Hills and Dales LeRoy Russell at Sunny- Woodard had as Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stil- spent last week with rela- mead and with Mr. and Mrs. and Sunday guests Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hend- son were hosts Saturday tives in the Caro area, Mr. General Hospital Fred Brown (Glenna Vahov- Mrs. Jim Lonsberry of La- rick visited Harold Copeland evening at the monthly and Mrs. James Young, the peer. Sunday, who had just re- meeting of the Upper Thumb Born April 18 to Mrs. Mark ick) at Corona. Lyle Guinthers, Mr. and turned home from Hills & Good Samers Club. The Mrs. Roger Guinther and Parker of Kingston, a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dales General Hospital. Devin Anthony. Mr. and Mrs. Richard meeting was held in the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hampshire and son Mark Luther of Akron were visi- social rooms of the Masonic Guin ther . tors April 12 at the home of The0 Hendrick, Mr. and Temple. Forty attended. PATIENTS LISTED MON- flew to Albuquerque, N.M., April 1 to visit their son, Mrs. Howard Loomis. Mrs. Ivan Tracy, Mr. and DAY, APRIL 18, WERE: Mrs. Don Whittenburg, Mrs. Hannah Pierson of Gregg Hampshire, and were Mr. Visitors Sunday afternoon Colemarr and her son, Ron- joined by their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fink- and Mrs. Don Finkbeiner at the Vern McConnell home ald Guest, and family from Andrea Kaake, Matthew beiner of Ellington and Mr. and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanson, Joseph Viney, Mrs. Lori (Mrs. Albert Lomas) were Alaska spent last Wednes- and her 8-monthdld son, and Mrs. George Fisher Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher McConnell and family of Gerald Briggs, Glen De- were supper guests Wednes- Sr. Tuesday evening, April day with her sisters, Mrs. neen, Mrs. Lisle Farmer, Alex. They returned home Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ella Cumper and Katherine April 9. day evening, April 13, of Mr. 12, celebrating the birthdays Speirs and children and Mr . Martin. James Leslie Hewitt, Terry and Mrs. Les Hartwick to of Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Bob Speirs. Laura, Kincaid, Mrs. Katie Mudge, celebrate the birthday of which were this past week. daughter of the Charles Bernard Pilarski, Arnold Diane Karr was guest of Mrs. Ella Cumper and honor at a miscellaneous Mrs. Fisher. Ice cream and cake were McConnells, was observing Schultz and Rod Wakefield served. Katherine Martin spent Sat- bridal shower Sunday after- her 13th birthday. urday in Marlette with Mrs. of Cass City; Mrs. Charles Beckett and Gladys and Lee Hendrick Richard Jones and Alvin noon at Veronica’s Restau- Mrs. Howard mmisvisited Charles Hover Jr. of Caro, Edna Harris. rant. Diane and Lorn McIn- Sally Moore of North Slater of Decker; Mrs. Frankie An& Man- grandson Of Mrs. Marion Branch visited her grand- Mr. and Mrs. he Hen& Hendrick, Imlay City; eight Mrs, Merill Elenbaum and tosh will be married May 7. day afternoon at Car0 Corn- Whitefoot, has enlisted in the The annual motherchum About 30 guests attended. mother, Mrs. Hazel Moore, dessert meeting will be held rick of Cass City will cele- grandchildren, and three’ Robert Deeg of Sebewaing; munity Hospital, where she Navy and is at Great Lakes Saturday. brate their 50th wedding great-grandchildren. Mrs. Roger Anderson of is recovering from major Naval Station. Monday, May 2, at the First Mr. and Stanley Mor- Presbyterian Church, start- anniversary Mondav. Deford ; Mrs. surgery. givenA family in their dinner honor “will at thebe Intermediate Mrs. Effie Stevens of ell were Sunday visitors at ing at 6:30. The program is . Ubly ; the Clyde Hodges home in with handbells. Caro. Mrs. Rosella Cherry of HEALTH TIPS Bavarian Inn in Franken- Percival Healy of Harbor Caro spent Friday afternoon muth Sunday, with their School Open Beach ; with Mrs. Glenn McClorey. three sons and families at- Elmer Shope of Gage- Provincial town ; ‘On Golden tending. house Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. George Fish- Smoking main cause Gladys CoDeland and~ Lee.. Alfred Wright, Robert er Sr. had as guests Monday residents Hendrikk &ere married Warford, Mrs. Lyman evening, April 11, Mr. and There will be an open Pond’ at April 25, 1933, in Sandusky. house at Cass City Intermed- Gerou, Mrs. Norman Ellis of Mrs. Larry Finkbeiner of of preventable death host pastors Both grew up in the Thumb Caro. Ellington, Mr. and Mrs. Art iate School Tuesday from area. 7-8:30 p.m. CASS CITY CHRONICLE playhouse Fisher, Mr . and Mrs. George Sunday afternoon, the The Hendricks were dairy USPS 092-700 Individual and group proj- Fisher Jr., Mr. and Mrs. residents of Provincial and crop farmers 8?!2 miles PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Charles Hartwick, and ects will be on display in AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN The Port Austin Commun- Mr. House hosted an open house east of Cass City until they Mrs. Les Hartwick, and Mr. classrooms and physical ed- 6550 Main Street ity Players will present “On in honor of the ministers of retired and moved to their uca t ion demonstrations will Golden Pond” this Friday and Mrs. John Shagena. The Leach Street home in 1972. John Haire, publisher. the community. take place in the gym. through Sunday and April guests brought ice cream Several ministers and The couple has three sons, National Advertising Representative, and cake, which were There will be a book sale Michigan Weekty Newspapers, Inc. 257 %-May 1 at their playhouse. their families attended. Dick Hendrick, Cass City, served. Mrs. George Fish- in the library, with proceeds Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mich- Friday and Saturday per- Don Greenleaf and Robert Raymond Hendrick, State being for the young authors igan. formances will be at 8 p.m. er’s birthday, which was Ullrich played the piano and College, Pa., and Arlen Second class postage pald at Cass April 13, and Mr. Fisher’s program. City, Michigan 48726. The Sunday performances the bell choir from the First Subscription Price: To post offices in start at 2. birthday, which was April Presbyterian Church of Cass Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Countles, Starring are Gary E. 11, were celebrated. City entertained during the Hills and Dales $7.00 a year or 2 years for $12.00. 3 Sturm and Barb Mouton. years for 518.00. $4.00 for six months Mr. and Mrs. Gerald afternoon. and 3 months for $2.25. Sturm is also the codirect- Houghton of Houghton Lake Lunch was served. The Schedule of Events In other parts of the pnited States, or, along with Diana Collins. came Monday to stay until cakes for the occasion were 58.00 B year or 2 years for $15.00. 0 Others in the cast include made by members of the OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC . months $4.50 and 3 months for $2.50. Thursday with her parents, Bonnie Rapson, Scott Perk- Shabbona United MethoGst Apr. 24 thru Apr. 30 50 cents extra charged for pert year Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Mor- order. Payable in advance. et, Dave Ruark TI, Louis ell, due to the death of Church. Normaleen Mcln- EVENT DATE TIME PLACE For information regarding news. Schillinger and Greg Brain- Gerald’s father, Alvin tosh and Donna Holm served paper advertising and commercial and ard. Drs. Steinhardt and Apr. 25 10:30 - Out Patien job printing. telephone 872-2010. Hough ton. the hunch. Evelyn Gruber was the Brickle, Urologists 12 a.m. Clinic Luncheon and afternoon hostess for the afternoon. e Dr. Kahn, Cardiologist Apr. 27 1-5 p.m. Out Patien CASS CITY FLORAL’S guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Clinic Agar Wednesday, April 13, April births “GREAT LADY” AWARD were cousins of Mrs. Agar, Drs. lsterabadi and Apr. 27 8-12 a.m. Out Patien Mrs. Pauline Callander and Donahue Clinic “For all you have given to church and Mrs. Olga Seidel of Capac. honored at community.” Dr. John, Urologist Apr. 28 8-12 a.m. Office Our Great Lady Bouquet QOeS to MacKay on meal site Expectant Parent Apr. 28 7-9 p.m. Lg. Meetin Class Room Miss Caroline Garety Thirty persons attended Can’t think of a better way to dean%list the noon meal last Wednes- Dr. Jeung Apr. 29 8-12a.m. Out Patier day for senior citizens at the Clinic say “Than k-You” today than Bobbi MacKay has been Good Shepherd Lutheran with this Great Lady Bouquet. named to the dean’s list for Church. Free Blood Pressures will be taken in the Ambulator the winter term at Ferris Honored were those who Care Center from 8:OO a.m. - 8:OO p.m. any day. Pleas1 If you think so, too ... stop in and have yours taken. Call us today and we will send Caroline State College, Big Rapids. have April birthdays. Head- A minimum 3.2 grade ing the list was Alton Mark, flowers from you! 872-3675 point average was required. who was 91 years old that Physical and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an Ou Warren and Ruth Kelley A freshman, she is the day. Patient basis as ordered by your physician. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thirty-five attended the Watch for our Great Lady ad next week! Robert MacKay of Cass noon meal Friday. Mary Michael Lupinski, Speech Therapist, is scheduler City. Rabideau, director of the by appointment. meal site, which is partially government funded, gave TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF THI special recognition to ABOVE CLASSES OR CLINICS, CALL 872-2121 Ext. 255 Martha Durham and Jose- There is a physician in the Emergency Room from 6:01 COUNTRY MUSIC phine Bartnik for their as- sistance and to Reva M. p.m., Friday, until 6:OO a.m., Monday. There is always i SPECTACULAR Little for publicity. physician on call in the Emergency Room. 2 BIG DAYS Cass City Please Help SATURDAY, APRIL 23,8 p.m.-l a.m. Pre-School Chi Idren SUNDAY, APRIL 24,3 p.m.-8 p.m. Nursery with Cystic Fibrosis at the Colony House Wildwood Farms - STARRING - OPEN Ride In Nas hvi II e Restaurant Chris Robbins Recording Artist 1/4 South Of M-81on M-53 - FEATURING - Every .HOUSE Jack Ripley The Stuttering SATURDAY N IG HT Corned ian WEDNESDAY -6AND - April 27 - 7 to 8 p.m. SUNDAY Country Pride & Carol Jean DANCE April 24 - 2 p.m. Added Attraction - Phil Wilson, North Carolina To The Music By Good Shepherd Recording Artist “COUNTRY Lutheran Church Start At Admission $7 a Day or $7 0 for Both Days FOUR” 6820 East Main Salem United For 3,4 or 5-year-olds Tickets available at: Starts 9:30 p.m. Methodist Church Reimann Snyder Furn. Bad Axe $1.00 Cover Charge CALL OR WRITE: In & Out Party Store - Bad Axe Action Camera &Carl’sStudio - Caro PEGGY ULFIG FREE POP Colony House - Cass City Konrad’s Bakery - Cass City 7145 Milligan Rd. 872-2702 TO PARTICPAN TS

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PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983 CASCITY, MICHIGAN Minor injuries in accidents

deer. At 7:36 p.m. last Wednes- Plains and Tammy L. Con- day, according to deputies, nolly, 17, of Kelly Road, 6636 Bryan N. Matz, 29, of La- the two drivers involved. peer, was southbound on Village police said Miss Cemetery -Road, north of Connolly was exiting Com- Shabbona Road, when his ment Drive and collided car struck a deer. with a car westbound on At 2:50 a.m. that day, Main driven by Garvin. according to Cass City po- He told officers the Con- lice, Thomas N. Bills, 35, of nolly auto pulled out in front 4092 S. Cemetery Road, was of him and he couldn’t stop westbound on Deckerville in time. Road, west of Lamton Road, She told police she was when his vehicle collided going to turn right and didn’t with a deer. see the other car approach- John J. Wolak, 56, of 2083 ing. S. Kingston Road, Kingston, PLEASANT HOME HOSPITAL on Seeger Street was Officers noted, however, was eastbound on M-46,west opened in 1904 by Dr. Daniel P. Derning. It was torn down that the collision took place of M-24, at p.m. April north of the centerline. 8 12, after Hills and Dales General Hospital opened in 1960. The according to deputies, when his auto hit a deer. STATE QUALIFIERS from Cass City High School in the Chemical Bank Cass City drive-in now occupies the site. OTHER ACCIDENTS regional industrial education fair were Jay McCluskey in Richard J. Ward, 50, of Evergreens mechanical drawing and Brent Szarapski, best in class in 6280 Deckerville Road, De- woodworking for his electric guitar. ford, was ticketed by sher- Downing earns MSU’s iff’s deputies on a charge of save energy failure to stop in an assured clear distance following a A row of lush ever- 2:35 p.m, accident last greens is a thing of beauty. Distinguished Freshman Wednesday. But much of their beauty Deputies reported he was is hidden beneath a very driving behind a car driven practical exterior. You see, by Paul A. Nicholas, 17, of a wall of evergreens planted 4593 Maple Street, Cass City. along the street side of your scholarship grant Both vehicles were south- home will act as a sound bound on Cemetery Road, barrier in addition to pro- south of River Road. viding privacy and protec- Cass City High School The 21 winners were run- man Scholarship program IS tion from chilling winds. student Kevin J. Downing is ners-up in the MSU Alumni supported by MSU alumni. Nicholas stopped to make one of 21 seniors from across Distinguished Scholarship Twelve of the winners are a left turn and his auto was Evergreens are very big the country who have won a competition. from Michigan, two from struck in the rear by Ward’s energy savers, too. Planted Michigan State University Approximately 800 stu- New York, two from Ohio car. on the predominant wind- Distinguished Freshman dents took the intensive ADS and one each from Minne- At 2 a.m. April 9, accord- ward side of the house, they Scholarship. test exam at MSU in Feb- sota, Indiana, Missouri, Wis- ing to deputies, Ethel Mae serve as excellent wind- The scholarship pays tui- ruary, which covered nat- consin and Nebraska. Morrish, 24, of 8020 Grass- breaks. They have been tion for four years of study ural and social sciences, art, mere Road, Cass City, was proven to reduce a home’s at MSU. literature, humanities and Downing is one of 5,300 westbound on Bay City-For- heating bill by up to 40 general knowledge. Merit Scholarship winners estville Road, west of+Ceme- percent. He has not decided yet, The Distinguished-. Fresh- out of more than 1 million tery Road, wheh a dog ran in The secret of evergreens’ however, whether he will high school juniors who took front of her car. greater efficiency over ma- attend MSU and thus accept the first qualifying test 18 In trying to avoid hitting sonry walls is that they let the scholarship or attend months ago. it, she lost control and her part of the wind through, another university. In the process of selecting car went into the south side thereby lifting the air cur- In addition, he is also the the scholarship winners, a ditch. rent up and over the house. committee of college admis- With a masonry wall, a tur- recipient of a $l,O00 National bulence is formed between CAR -DEER Merit Scholarship sponsored sions officers and high the wall and house which by Xerox Corp. school counselors evaluated draws the wind down full- each finalist’s high school Deputies reported that at Downing has a 4.0 grade force against the house. academic record, qualities 4:20 a.m. last Thursday, The Green Survival pro- point average and is co-vale- of leadership, contributions Donald L Phillips, 23, of dictorian of his class. He is gram of the American As- PLACING in the regional competition from Cass City to school and community, 5877 Main Street, Deford, sociation of Nurserymen the son of Jack and Harriet personal attributes, two sets was southbound on Kingston teaches that evergreens are were, front row, Beth Tuckey and Andy Nichols. Back Downing of 6116 Walsh of test scores and a recom- Road, south of Gilford Road, one of the essentials in any Road, Gagetown. row, from left, Mike Carpenter, Pete Martin, and Dave mendation from his school. when his car collided with a landscape plan. Parrish. Pair win top awards at industrial fair

Two Cass City High School state competition April 28-30 ing. students won first place rib- in Grand Rapids were Jay Receiving honors!' bons and five won place McCluskey in mechanical mention in mechanicul ribbons in the Michigan drawing and Brent Szarap- drawing were Ed Schmaltz, ski, whose electric guitar Brian Wright, Jon Zdrojew- Industrial Education Society was judged best in class in ski, Chris Rosenstangel, An- regional fair Friday and woodworking. nette Stachura, Ahgie Saturday at Hemlock High Churchill, Jim Gravenmier School. Winning ribbons in mechanical drawing were and Tom Stimpfel. Winning blue ribbons and Carpenter and Stimbfel qualifying for the MIES Pete Martin, Mike Carpent- U er and Beth Tuckey, all received honorable menoon fourth place, and Andy in woodworking. Nicnols, sixth. Students from 126 schbls Testing can Dave Parrish received a in 10 counties competed in fourth place in woodwork- the regional fair. with agreeting in the be1 career Many young Americans The Cass City Jaycettes interested in space are choosing a career in an excit- would like to ing profession ‘that is wide open,all of us.rewarding and it helps Chronicle Classifieds Y. The profession is nonde- structive testing (NDT), THANK which is the examination of an object or a material in a manner which does not The Following Businesses Published in May 5 edition affect its future usefulness. If you are an W.1.expert, and Individuals ’ you might check a weld on the Space Shuttle Columbia, or on a new bridge, or look for their generous contributions to for fatigue cracks in the buy infant and toddler car seats for landing gear of an airplane. Many of the tests involve B.U.B. “Buckle Up Babes” program. radiography, which is the use of penetrating X-rays or Best gamma rays to examine Ben Franklin Robert Green, DDS Sample Ads parts and products for Sommers’ Bakery Croft-Clara Lumber, Inc. 4 Wishes imperfections. Most of these The Paint Store Marshall Distributing, Inc. to the testing devices use film like QuakerParkway Maid Anrod “Cronex NDT” by Du Pont. Hair Benders Greateet Morn Many NDT technicians and engineers are members Cass City Chronicle Pinney State Bank in the world of the American Society for Shetler’s Cass City Sports Shop Call 872-2010 Non d e s tructive Testing Konrad’s Bakety/Sutters Randalls Shoes ( an organization Cass City State Bank Johnny ASNT), Doerr Insurance The TJ An ad counselor that crosses the discipline Coach Light Pharmacy Thumb National Bank lines of science, engineering Old Wood Drug Bauer Candy Co. Family and technology for the will be there to help purpose of advancing The Station Charmont k owledge in the, field of Mutual Savings and Loan Colony House nzndestructive testing. McMahan’s Auto Supply Geiger-Hunt Ford Nondestructive testing Schneeberger’s Duane Chipplmotal Station personnel are involved in all Harris-Hampshire Ins. The Clothes Closet areas of the design and Pizza Villa Robert Genovese, MD man’ufacture products in of Kritzman’s a wide variety of industries. Cass City Jaycees An excellent way to get Richard’s Appliance Tim’s Photos started in NDT is to Tuckey Block Cass City determine where the local Erla’s A.A.A.Fort’s Confectionery- Caro Store The Chronicle section ASNT is con- of IGA Foodliner Harrison Insurance ducting meetings and plan R. Paul Chappel, DDS to attend. The society is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. -I PAGE FIVE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983 I 1 Pedaling Around I Letter toeditor I Booze Tree planting a and beds pleasant sight By Mike Eliasohn Dear editor, with a shovel bigger than himself, making a valiant It was a pleasant sight to effort to plant his tree. The +,.Miscellaneous: care for Hough’s plan, how- Jaycettes who instigated the ever, so for now, the changes see Campbell Elementary School students walking project are to be com- 0 I don’t drink, so I can’t be which were to take effect mended. considered an advocate of May 8 have been put on hold home clutching pine seed- lings today (Thursday) and alcohol consumption. and it is expected there will Sincerely, I don’t care for hypocrisy, only be “minimal” layoffs. then, a few minutes later, to find a young lad in the Ruth and Jack Esau however, and I feel there How does the legislature Milligan Road was an element of that in the expect Hough to save any southeast quarter of town Tuscola County Board of money if, at the most, he can Commissioners’ decision lay off only a “minimal” last week not to remove the number of troopers? Maybe county’s ban on Sunday they will have to sit inside Sales of packaged liquor. the police posts all the time If sale of liquor by the and keep their patrol cars glass in bars was also parked. Fri.=Sat.=Sun., April 22.23.24 banned on Sundays, the I commissioners would be ++++++ consistent, but it isn’t. (I assume, due to a quirk in the It serves me right, since I jaw, that county commis- suggested it, (actually I sioners have control over stole the idea from Kings- All students at Campbell Elementary School and children in the Cass City Preschool Sunday sale of packaged ton’s festival last year), but TREES - liquor but not by the glass.) I am now chairman of the Nursery were given Austrian pine br Norway spruce trees last Thursday by the Cass City Jay- If persons are going to bed race that is to be part of cettes. Showing off their soon-to-be-planted trees were students in Martha Butcher’s kinder- drink to excess, especially the July 4th festival. garten class. Giving them the trees were (at right) Joyce Sheffer (left), chairman of the tree on Sundays, better to have The plan is to have the bed project,and club President Beth Howard, them buy it in stores (and races on Main Street just hopefully) get drunk at before the start of the home than get drunk in a bar parade. and then try to drive home. The basic rules are Hopefully, with our tough- simple: Entries must look er drunk driving law, for continues like beds, ride on wheels, Planning for t.bose who do drink too much and there must be one in bars, there will be more of “sleeper” riding on the bed, ,an incentive to let someone which will be pushed by a else drive them home. maximum of four pushers. .+b: f-* There will be heat races,

&*+ ++++++ with each race one block Fourth of July festival long. <- Trophies will be awarded Some adjustments have The original plan was to a.m. parade entries. Last year, for first place in the race tentatively been made in the have the tent open Sunday Parade chairman Kim the festival committee spent (Men and women’s divi- schedule of events for the and Monday. Tentatively, Glaspie reported two bands about $2,000 to bring certain sions), and for best decor- Cass City Fourth of July the tent will again be located definitely participating will entries to Cass City for the 1 ment and school boards ated bed and crew. At the Festival and some new by the Charmont. be the Windsor (Ont.) Police parade. would do -- ban smoking at Kingston race last year, one events added. Pipe Band and the Flint It was decided the bed ’ I The fun run, originally aeir meetings. entry looked like a hospital Members of the planning Scottish Pipe Band. racswill take place on Main

7; scheduled Sunday, may be ,’P It is always a minority bed with the pushers dressed Street before the parade. committee gathered in the Saturday and may end at the The Lions and Lioness smoke at meetings. as nurses and another high school library last Possible new events this should they have the looked like a crib, with the beer tent. Clubs have donated $500 to Wednesday evening to dis- pay the cost of the Windsor year will be a lumberjack to pollute the air for us pushers dressed as (very Evpnts scheduled for Sun- competition using chain- cuss the festival. day, July 3, are the tractor band. The Gavel Club has large) babies. It was tentatively decided saws, hand saws and axes: Around here, the worst it Clubs, churches, busi- pull, queen pageant, and donated $300, which hasn’t that the beer tent, the main ultralight airplane demon- yet been designated for and all-terrai’n vehicle gets is that my throat gets nesses, groups of individ- money maker for the festi- races. dry. I’ve attended meetings uals, etc., can enter. stration. sponsorship of a specific val, will be open Saturday para’de entry. Other Monday events, elsewhere where the air was Eventually, I’ll get around and Sunday evenings. with a Most events will take some of them still tentative, so bad, that in addition to it to writing some formal rock bandSaturday and the place Monday, including the Glaspie is soliciting dona- will include arts and crafts, bothering my throat, my rules, but for now, if anyone Irish Gaels Sunday. parade, which will start at 11 tions from groups to sponsor pony pull, Little League eyes were burning. is interested in entering, baseball, softball tourna- give me a call at the ment (all week end), tug of Warning This Movie May Be Dangerous To + + 4- + + t Chronicle or stop by. Your Health You May Never Stop Laughing war, children’s games, I 1 ‘I square dancing, bingo, Mer- Switching from” polluted rill Womach gospel concert, air to hot air, and back to False alarm Cash, tools taken pet show and fireworks. hypocrisy, first the legisla- Volunteers are needed to ture ordered the state police help with various events. to cut $5 million from its The fire alarm system at EXT Croft-Clara Lumber acti- Anyone interested can call N budget. the Cass City community WEEK Stallone in “First Blood” Themly way to do that, its vated the siren for the Elk- ‘1 land Township Fire Depart- from car wash education office at 872-4151. commander, Col. Gerald Hough decided, was to lay ment at 2:45 p.m. last off 77 troopers , which Wednesday, but there was The theft of $6-7 in quart- windows at the closed Kings- wouldn’t have greatly af- no fire. ers and some tools from the ton Krome plant on Pine tobutcriminal theWilson prosecutor’s charges doubted will office, anybe fected protection of the pub- coin-operated car wash at Street in Kingston. lic, since low ranking serg- Main and Nestle Streets was The broken windows were filed . PARKWAY’S €btw eants would have been de- Youth council reported to Cass City police valued at a total of $350. The moted to fill their spots. Sunday. building is owned by Trim troit reported to sheriff’s Hours some state police sets meeting Owner Larry Peters said Trends, Inc., of Clawson. deputies April 3 that a posts, including Caro and the break-in occurred be- Cass City police were in- trailer on property he owns Sandusky, were open to the tween ll p.m. Saturday and volved in two domestic dis- near Plain and Mushroom public would have been re- The Tuscola County Youth 8:15 a.m. Sunday. putes in the early hours of Roads had been entered by duced. Services Council will con- Taken in addition to the Monday morning, one in- breaking a window. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ., , Not all the $5 million sav- duct its quarterly meeting money were a pipe wrench, volving a husband and wife, Taken from inside were I - I ings would have come from Thursday, May 5, at 1:30 pliers, four screwdrivers, which started at a bar, and the layoffs. There would p.m. at the Human Devel- set of three-eighths inch the other a boyfriend and

I have been some other re- opment Commission office, drive sockets and one three- girl friend.

&. ’ ductions. 429 Montague Street, Cam. eighths drive ratchet, tape The girl friend went to Some legislators didn’t Officers will be elected. measure and a stopwatch. Hills and Dales General Entry was gained, police Hospital about 14 hours after said, by kicking the door. the incident for treatment of Dick Trepkowski reported supposed injuries, according to sheriff’s deputies last to Police Chief Gene Wilson. Thursday that rocks had A report on the boy friend- been thrown, through three girl friend incident was sent SUNDAY 2:30 Till 6:OO ADULTS $1.50 The weather Fri. thru Thurs. Only! April 22.28 High Low Precip. i Friday and Saturday Feature at: 7:27 and 954 :;!: Wednesday...... 56 ...... 40 ...... 61 ; Sunday Feature at: 250-510-7:30-950 Thursday...... 60,...... 35 ...... 18 ; Monday thru Thursday Feature at: 7:lO and 9:30 fi:i Friday...... 40...... 27 ...... 0 ; :;:: Saturday...... 46 ...... 24 .(snow),25 i :::: Sunday...... 38 ...... 26 ...... 02 i, ti;: Monday.,...... 39 ...... 22 ...... 0 Tuesday 43 ...... 23 ...... fir: ...... 0 ,$ i: jjji (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment giant) $ ...... :.:r.-...... c...... L. .-a**.--

her purse was stolen from \ her car. It contained $30, Country I -u’ personal papers, and a SI 49 Wolverine State Bank check- ~. book. I Bacon ...... Ib. Thursday -thruSunday Koege 1’s April 21-22=23=24- 4 Days Lawsuit filed $1 49 THURSDAY IS “BARGAIN NITE” Big Bologna . Ib. A lawsuit has been filed in . Thursday-Friday- Sunday ...... 8:00Only Tuscola County Circuit Large24 Bud Saturday...... 7:30and 9:20 Court charging Walbro Corp, with violation of the Michigan Civil Rights Act Lettuce ...... because of age discrimina- Rainbow tion. Plaintiff is Alton B. O’Con- nor of Cass City, who was Bread 200z.Loaf . . . *179$ employed by the company from July, 1956, until he was I Voortman Assorted terminated April 10, 1981.. The suit alleges that be- -__ cause of his age, O’Connor ~ Cookies NOW was demoted, as the result LOOK! LOOK! STARTS FRIDAY, MAY 6th. I Or 21$1.59 of which he suffered’mental I I The Best Picture of the Year I

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I meeting set Friday ,Holbrook Area News Mrs. Thelma Jackson Phone 658-2347 Pepperoni Pizza The Human Development Steamed Peas C‘om m i ss ion w i I 1 celebrate Diced Pears 17 years of scrvice with its Chocolate Milk annual luncheon and pro- gram Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Sweeney attended the wed- of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- in Cass- City Monday and Aaron Engel at Ubly Fox er of Taylor were Monday HDC, a community action land were Thursday evening ding of Jane Hacker and son in honor of Mrs. Hend- Mrs. Greg Armstead at their Hunters’ hall Saturday eve- afternoon guests of Mr. and

agency, serves Huron, La- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Keith Wood at St. Joseph’s ricks’ birthday. home. ningTWO . tables of cards were Mrs. Mr. Glen and Mrs.Shagena. Lynn sp*c-I BBQ on a Bun peer, Sanilac and Tuscola Spencer. Catholic Church at Argyle at Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Corn Counties with such pro- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peter 5 o’clock Saturday. Goronowich of Harbor Goronowich of Harbor played when the 500 club er attended the OES me Applesauce grams as home weatheriza- and Carol and Mrs. George Dick Wallace and Kelly Beach was a Thursday after- Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley met Wednesday afternoon at ial service for Lola wegi Cherry LJpside Down Cake t ion, foster grandparents, Jackson were guests of Mr. were Saturday forenoon noon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Glaza were Saturday eve- the home Of Mrs. Angus at Zingur-Smigielski Fu&- Milk housing and budget counsel- and Mrs. Bob LePla at Yale guests of Mrs. Alex Cleland Stanley Glaza. ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney. Prizes were won a1 EIome in Ubly Mon$$y ing and a toll-free informa- in honor of Mr. and Mrs. and Carol Laming. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug. by Mrs. Martin Sweeney and evening. 4 tion and referral telephone LePla’s 43rd wedding anni- Mrs. Delbert Gracey spent Randy Rutkowski, a seven- Mrs. Nick Heleski. The next Mrs. Ernest Hamilton line. HDC is also involved in versary. a few days with Helen pound, six-ounce son, Brian EX TE NS ION M E E TI N C; party will be held at the Royal Oak was a Mon&, Student Choice planning efforts within the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bredow Collins in Rochester. David, ‘April 9 at Huron home of Dorothy Messing. overnight and Tues% fourcounty area. of Bad Axe were Friday Mr. and Mrs. George Memorial- Hospital in Bad Thirty-seven attended the The hostess served a dessert guest of Ira Robinson. v~di’ Tuna Sandwich or The meeting will be at the evening guests of Mr. and Jackson of Oxford spent the Axe. Mrs. Rutkowski and Argyle and Greenleaf Ex- lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin RiM- Grilled Cheese Knights of Columbus Hall, Mrs. Jim Hewitt. week end at their home here. son came home Monday, tension meeting Thursday at Mrs. Brian Sweeney, Mrs. ardson and Brenda of Sn*&- Corn 903 Ryan Road, Caro, with Misty and Maggie Wool- Floyd Zuluaf and Jack April 11. St. Joseph’s Hall in Argyle. Dave SweeneY, Mr. and er and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fruit Cocktail featured speaker Benjamin ner were Wednesday eve- Ross of Ubly and Bryce Dawn Harris, Extension Mrs. Jack Tyrrell, Judy, Decker were Thursday 69- Chocolate Milk Goldstein. ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Champagne were Monday 4-€1 MEETING home economist from Sani- Mrs.Brenda Angus and Carrie,Sweeney, Mr. andMr. The public is invited to the Earl Schenk. evening guests of Mr. and lac County, and Ethel Ross Mr.per and Mrs.evening Cliff guests- Jacksot. qf T t 1 H SI)A Y program, beginning at 1 Mrs. Rayford Thorpe and Mrs. Earl Schenk. The Happy Clowns 4-H were the speakers., Mrs. and Mrs. Martin Sweeney Mr. Mrs. Stan]% p.m., designed to focus on Mrs. Cliff Robinson attended Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robin- members met Saturday at Curtis, Cleland presented a attended the wedding of Glaza were Monday fore- Oven Raked Chicken the need for economic de- the spaghetti supper at the son were Sunday dinner the home of Tawna Krug skit. CPR instructors were Anita DePcinski and Aaron noon guests of Mr. arid Mrt. French Fries velopment in the area. Ubly High School Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. where they dressed in their Jane Mitchell and Hazel Engel at St. John’s Roman Ed C;]aza, E Chilled Pears Goldstein has been in- evening. Kevin O’Connor and Danny clown outfits and visited the Spencer. Most of the attend- o’clock,Catholic Saturday.Church at Ubly at 2 1. Bread & Butter volved in retail business for David Sturtz of Port Joe at Minden City. Huron County Medical ants received their CPR Huron, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ebba Hierta and daughter cards. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cle- Milk over 40 years. He has served Center and went to the 4-H Perfforme*a3 as the f i n a nc i a 1 -a dm in is t ra - Gracey and Mr. and Mrs. of Ann Arbor spent nurs- building to have their pic- The next meeting will be andland and Mrs. Karen Curtis of BadCleland Axe a FRIDAY tive vice-president and Glen Shagena had dinner day and Friday with Mr. and tures taken. The Happy held at the home of Mrs. director of Winkleman Friday at the Franklin Inn in Mrs. Lynn Spencer. Thurs- Clowns are hosting the Curtis Cleland, May 5. spent three days in Shelby- needed-fof Y Footlong Hot Dogs Brothers Apparel, Inc., Bad Axe. day evening guests were clowns’ workshop April 30 at ville, Ind., where they vis- Baked Beans president of Ernest Kern Co. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Kathy Kuorr and Kenneth the Farm Bureau Building ++++++ ited Bessie Johnson and son i Peaches department store and presi- were Wednesday supper and Wadsworth of Sandusky and in Bad Axe. and other daces of interest talent show.1 Cookie dent of the Franklin Simon evening guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. The next meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore that included a ride on the Mrs. Clarence Rumptz. Ebba Hierta showed slides. Indiana Speed Way and the Amateur performers are Chocolate Milk Company. held April 21 at the,home of and Gregory of Snover, needed for a Tuscola Cou Presently he is chairman Judy Tyrrell has accepted Mrs. Kenneth Campbell of Mrs. Cliff Robinson. Theresa Laming and family Amish Settlement near Shelbyville. En route home talent show, proceeds F---‘---- -T of Urban Development Serv- a job with the DeKalb Swine St. Helen and Mrs. Don and Mr. and Mrs. Dan which will be used to The WalIt Ads 1- ices, Inc., a consulting firm Breeders Incorporated at Becker of Cass City were ++++++ Gibbard and family were they had dinner at the 1 Plains, Kan. Sunday afternoon guests of Saturday supper guests of Essenhaus at Middle Berry, food for distribution to i specializing in urban busi- needy at the various f i Are ness development, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug Sara Campbell and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shag- Mr. and Mrs. Evans Gib- Ind. Bessie Johnson, who is were Sunday dinner guests Edwards. bard and family in honor of a cousin of the Clelands, was closets in the county, inc I president of the National ena were Saturday supper ing ones in Cass City and Council for Equal Business of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Charlie and evening guests of Mr. Tom Gibbard’s 13th birth- a former resident of this Opportunity in Washington, day. vicinity. Gagetown. Newsy To0! Glaza. Hendricks of Port Austin and Mrs. Calvin Hunt and The show will be Wednes- -~~a~a~a~*~wwa~D.C. Mr. and Mrs. Angus were Sunday dinner guests daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. David Hack- i day, May 4, starting O’Bermiller of Midland er were Saturday evening Mrs. Greg Moore and p.m. at the Knigh Gregory of Snover and Mrs. were Saturday guests of Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell and Sc hen k. Columbus hall on Evans Gibbard visited Lil- Road, Caro. lian Otulakowski and Stella family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc- Leszczynski Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swack- Knight of Bad Axe were hamer of Bad Axe, MrS. Wednesday evening guests in two categories Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kon- and 15 and over. kel were Tuesday lunch John Dubey of Bay Port and of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Clayton Campbell were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Port- judges will award guests of Mr.and Mrs. Lynn of $25 in each category, Spencer. Monday guests of Sara for second and $10 for thi Mrs. Clarence Depcinski Campbell. Other evening guests‘ were Mrs. Neoma 3 attending Registration forms a@ and daughter were Tuesday available at Old Wood Dr evening guests of Sara Radabaugh of Warren, Mrs. Leola McKnight of West Rural Electric and can be returned there Campbell and Harry Ed- to John Ecken, 2234 W. Ca wards. Bloomfield and Mrs. Ernest f Hamilton of Royal Oak. Mrs. Road, Caro. There will be b Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Youth Days $2 registration fee. Th Hendricks of Port Austin McKnight and Mrs. Rada- baugh attended the funeral should be turned in by Ap$ and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- ’ Three teenagers from the 27. Entries will be accept& Hurry for these exceptional values. Supplies son attended the flea market of Lola Dunlap Western at area served by Thumb Elec- the Zinger-Smigielski after that only if enough a at Armada Tuesday and tric Cooperative are among haven’t already registere‘?? . later called on Mrs. Roy Funeral Home in Ubly at 2 27 high school students from Limited - First Come, First Served. o’clock Tuesday. Burial was Ecken said there will be Behnke and Bill at Almont. rural Michigan attending time for 20-25 acts to per- Reynold Tschirhart was a in Valley Cemetery, Ubly. the Rural Electric Youth Available only Saturday Afternoon. Linda Glaza of Denver, form, so if more than that Saturday evening guest of Days ’83 this Thursday and apply, there will be tryouts. Leopa Tschirhart at Ruth. Golo., who is spending q Pdiaay at the 4-H Kettunen beek with Mr. and Mrs. According to him, the Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- Center at Tustin, near Cadil- talent show is the idea of BUXTON BUXTON land were Friday evening Orville Glaza was a Friday lac. Tuscola Couhty Emergency Women Is guests of Mr. and Mrs. afternoon guest of Mr. and Men’s ELECTRIC They are Jeff Healy, Cass Services Coordinator James Curtis Cleland. Mrs. Stanley Glaza. City; Jim Mahaffy, Snover, McCann, who is coordinat- Helen Collins of Rochester Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyr- and Jay Wisenbaugh, Sebe- ing the emergency food pro- KNIFE and Mrs. Delbert Gracey rell, Judy, Brenda and Car- waing. gram. BILLFOLDS WALLETS were Sunday evening guests rie, Mrs. Dave Sweeney and $1 1 Retail The annual event is spon- .O0-20.00 $12.99 Value of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd David, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Your Choice $8.50-17.00 Retail I sored by the rural electric Michaelson at Royal Oak. Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. cooperatives of Michigan I $777 Mrs. Kenneth Campbell of Martin Sweeney, Mr. and and the Michigan Electric LeatherReal $798 ChoiceYour $688 St. Helen, Ida Bundo, Mary Mrs. Angus Sweeney, Mr. Cooperative Association, Hacker, Mrs. Charlie Corb- and Mrs. Fritz VanErp, Mr. Lansing. ONE ONLY and Mrs. Jim A. Sweeney, 27 Total 14 Total ishley, Mrs. Bill Bredow, Dr. G.B. Dunning, a - Mr. and Mrs. Don McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas, Greenwood, Neb., psychol- of Bad Axe, Mrs. Don Beck- Mr. and Mrs. John O’Hen- ogist who works closely with er, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ley, Mr. and Mrs. Randy rural electric cooperatives KODAMATIC KODAMATIC KODAMATIC Becker, Mrs. Murill Shag- Rutkowski and family, Mr. 970L as a consultant and trainer INSTANT PRINT ena of Cass City, Mrs. Jim and Mrs. Tom O’Henley and for management develop- I Doerr, and Glen Shagena sons, Mrs. Aloysius Depcin- ment and human relations, INSTANT PRINT INSTANT visited Leslie Hewitt at Hills ski and Wilfred, Mr. and will present programs on Edward H. Doerr CAMERA and Dales Hospital in Cass Mrs. Len Briolat, Mr. and’ cooperation and communi- City last week. Mrs. Ronnie Gracey, Mr. cations. We specialize in CAMERA CAMERA Mr. and Mrs. Randy La- and Mrs. Cliff Jackson, Mr. OUTFIT 77.95 Value The students also will $97.95 Value Peer, Shawn and Nathan and Mrs. Albert Depcinski learn from a variety of custom-tailored and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord were among a group who Value speakers and activities $43m95 $1995 LaPeer, Mike Weiderhold attended the wedding re- about cooperative organi- business and Shelly LaPeer were ception of Mr. and Mrs. zations, power supply, fi- $390° Wednesday supper and eve- 3 LEFT nancing and career oppor- insurance. 3 LEFT $490°3 LEFT ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. tunities in cooperatives. Lynwood LaPeer in honor of ‘Medigap’ They also will take part in a Some businesses can bc Shawn’s 8th birthday, mock cooperative board protected with one policy TOSHIBA Jack Ross of Ubly was a meeting. And others with a packa& POLAROID “SOLAR” CALCULATOR Saturday guest of Mr. and One-Step insurance The students were of Michigan Mutual pb‘i, Mrs. Earl Schenk. selected by their rural elec- cies. Let us show you ttg BLACK JACK Mrs. Carl Gibbard, Kathy CLOCK tric cooperatives on the plan that fits your bud and Karen were Saturday regulated ness exactly. CAMERA guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim basis of their interest in Curtis and family. cooperatives, their commit- $99.95 Value GAME RADIO “People who have Medi- ment to rural life, and their $28.00 Value Snooze Feature Leah Trisch of Caro was a care health insurance now Tuesday afternoon guest of leadershipMECA is apotential. service organi- Doerr Agency;“ have special protection 6265 Main St. Sara Campbell and Harry when buying additional sg9g Edwards. zation for the states rural Cass City $3s00 medical insurance,” accord- electric co+ps, which serve Phone 872-3615 ONE LEFT $1488 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson ing to William T. Clynes, 3 LEFT $31.99 Value - 1 Left visited Leslie Hewitt, Harold 175,000 member+wners in Copeland and Effie Stevens Social Security district man- rural Michigan. \\/ at Hills and Dales Hospital ager in Saginaw. PANASONIC “Because Medicare does KODAK 350 11 not cover all medical ex- AUTO~~~ STOP -ir GE penses, supplemental poli- IT IS HERE! LIGHTWEIGHT Sanilac 4=H cies are often purchased to COLO RBU RST fill the gaps.’’ TAPE To prevent fraud and mis- 13 TH AN NIVERSA R Y horse clinic representation in selling CAMERA IRON these “Medigap” policies, RECORDER Congress has prohibited the Saturday following activities : $1 188 --False representation of a HOM ECOMI NG s44°0 $18.99 Value - 1 Left Sanilac County’s Horse policy as complying with $96.50 Value - 2 Left $17’’ Developmental Commit tee this law or misuse of the 1 $34.95 Value - 1 Left 11 I1 will host a 4-H horse clinic Voluntary Certification Pro- AND REVIVAL for 4-H youth and leaders gram seal. I1 II Saturday at the Sanilac --Fa!sc representation County 4-H fairgrounds in that insurance agents or Wed., April 20 through CIGARETTES JEWELRY Sandusky from 10 a.m.-3 companies are associated MR. COFFEE ANY SIZE p.m. with Medicare, Social Secur- 8-Cup Capacity Lunch will be available to ity, or any other federal Sunday, April 24 SELECTION purchase or participants can agency. Services: 7:OO p.m. Wed.-Sat., 1O:OO a.m. Sunday $24.95 Value bring their own. --Deliberately selling poli- i $2.00-4.00 Values Carolyn Bay, regional ex- cies which duplicate existiiig Speaker: PluC::ax tensioil livestock agent, will coverage. i‘ $78t9 be the instructor. The clinic --Use of mail to sell Medi- I Rev. A. R. Whittaker $16** ChoiceYour 8 8 @ will cover English and west- care supplemental policies 2 LEFT Limit 3 Cartons ern showmanship, western into a state where they are A “Singspiration” will be held at the Cultural Center horsemanship and English not approved for sale. by a visiting singing group after the Sunday morning I1 JP equitation. “Penalties under this law service. The committee has sched- include fines up to $25,000, uled a tack exchange in up to five years imprison- At 5 p.m. at the church (corner of Sixth and Leach conjunction with the clinic. ment or both,” Clynes said. Streets),the Church of God teenagers will present a play Bring your tack pre- People who want to report they wrote, “Greater Love Hath No Man.” marked, clean and with your a violation of this law should name on it. The exchange contact their local Social will be during lunch break Security office. In Saginaw, We invite all rhose who have previously attended our and immediately following the telephone number is church to be with us on this joyous occasion! the clinic. 77 1-1010. CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983 PAGE SEVEh ,' FoodI i ner STORE HOURS: 9:00 to 6:OO Daily - 9:00 to 9:oO Thursday and Friday 1- Rug Doctor Steam Cleaning Food Stamps & WIC Coqpans For YGur Shopplng Conventence Beer& Wine UGladly Accepted L -4 1 I To Go

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~- - - --_ -_I FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE tended the April 13 meeting HILLTOPPERS - The Bunco Group--met Liza’s first birthday Sunday of Echo Chapter, Order of The Shabbona Extension Group will meet Monday Saturday night with Mr. and evening, Mr, and Mrs. Don the Eastern Star. Mrs. Albert Jones. High was ...... evening, April 25, at Shab- The Hilltoppers of the Smith, Julie and Donqie Sixteen officers answered RLDS Church met Tuesday won by Mrs. Andy Hoagg, Smith and Laura Moore. roll call. Substituting offi- bona United Methodist church with Mrs. Fred evening, April 12, for a low by Mrs. Robert Wheeler Cake and ice cream were ing part-time as a registered Restaurant Monday. The cers were Linda Ashmore, cooperative supper at 6:30 and traveling prize, John served. FIVE YEARS AGO members decided to con- Mabel Marshall and Doris Emigh and Mrs. Thomas nurse at,Saginaw General O’Conner, hostesses. The p.m. It was attended by 11 Agar. The group will meet tribute to Leader Dogs Evens. April with Mr. and Mrs. Cindy Ware of Cass City Hospital. She graduated in $100 lesson is on Health. Mrs. members. 30 Tax credit December from the nursing for the Blind. Alger Frei- The charter was draped in The meeting was called to Hoagg . finished in first place at the burger was the guest speak- memory of Grace Root. Grace Fraleigh, of the Sani- and of the Bible quiz season program at Delta College. lac County Health Depart- order by Mrs. Curtis Cle- Tuesday night, ice credm er. He discussed his stay at Echo Chapter women will land. The worship was by and cake were enjoyed in available for in the Saginaw Valley Truth Damage was estimated at serve the dinner April ment, will be the speaker. up to $10,000 in a house fire the Leader Dog School. 29 Mrs. Ryerson Puterbaugh. honor of Donnie Smith’s For Youth association. H.M. Bulen was named when Tyler Lodge cele- Guests are welcome. Cindy is the daughter of Mr. reported Saturday night. The Pioneer Group will Secretary and treasurer’s birthday at his parents’ farm hiring The fire was at the home of citizen of the year Tuesday brates the 110th anniversary reports were given by Marie home, Mr. and Mrs. Don and Mrs. Ferris Ware and is and Kim Glaspie, son of of the chartering of the meet Thursday, April 28, at a junior at Cass City High Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gros- Mr. Shabbona Church an- Meredith. Smith. Guests were his sis- Farmers who hire an eco- and Mrs. Grant Glaspie, was Masonic Lodge here. RLDS ter Julie and Mr. and Mrs. School. beck of Gilford Road. They nex for a 12 o’clock potluck Plans are for the next nomically disadvantaged were renting the wood frame named junior citizen of the Life memberships will be meeting to be held June 14 Randy Smith and family, youth this summer can get a Maynard McConkey, year at the annual Cass City presented at the May 11 dinner. Bring a dish to pass county commissioner for structure from Mrs. Gene- and table service Pictures with Curt and Velma Cle- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond tax credit under a new fed- Chamber of Commerce ban- meeting to-seven members. Buerkle and Mr. and district No. 2 on the Tuscola vieve Roach. will be shown by Detroit land. Mrs. eral program. quet held in, the Cass City All life members of the Recreation was in charge Jeff Moore and family. The Targeted Jobs Tax County Board of Commis- chapter will be honored at Edison Co. TEN YEARS AGO High School cafetorium. of Miss Meredith. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Credit applies to hiring of sioners, has announced he The new owners at Quaker the meeting. won’t run for reelection this UMW were Friday evening callers youths who are 16 or 17 years Maid Dairy Store are Mr. Daffodils decorated the ++++++ of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith old after April 30. November. The Cass City Four area students at and Mrs. Charles Guinther. tables in the dining room Republican will complete Shabbona United Meth- of Snover . According to Ron Gaskill, Ferris State College have They purchased the store when Mrs. Willard Dobbs Mrs. Wilfred Turner has Mrs. Curtis Cleland was a labor specialist for the Mich- six years on the county been named to the academic from Don Stilson. The sec- and her committee served odist Women met Wednes- board when his term ends. day evening, April 13, with returned home after spend- Saturday afternoon caller of igan Farm Bureau, “the tax honors list for the winter ond business sale this week refreshments at the close of ing the winter in Florida. Mrs. Frank Pelton. credit is equal to 85 percent He presently is serving his quarter. They are Paul D. was the Western Auto Store. the meeting. Mrs. Arlie Gray when 15 second year as chairman of members were present. The Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mrs. Marie Snell was a of the first $3,000 of waks Freiburger, Cass City; It was sold by Everett Phil- Dolly Tracy was in charge Heronemus were Monday Saturday supper guest of paid to each of these eligible the board: James P. Vatter, Snover, lips to Howard Gross of of a white elephant sale meeting was called to order Lynn R. Babich of Gilford by Mrs. Gray, chairman. evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Armstead. youth during any 90 day and Mara L. Albrecht and Chesaning. which netted $16.14 for the Mrs. Ralph Smith. Wednesday after school, period. Primarily that 90 Road, Deford. is now work- Frederick C. Coolev of treasury, The devotional was in charge of Mrs. Jim McIn- Mrs. Catherine Quinn and Donnie Smith entertained day period is between May 1 Owendale. 25 YEARS AGO tosh. The lesson on the 10 Judy Marshall and Heather the boys of his class in his and Sept. 15. It must be a The Cass City Lions Aux- of Deford were Thursday home in honor of his birth- 90dayrange.” period within that iliary met at Veronica’s Twenty-three persons Assuult Crisis Commandments was pre- sented by Mrs. William evening callers of Mrs. day. The nine boys were were present Friday eve- Britt. A silent auction of Frank Pelton. supper guests. The tax credit applies only ning when the Novesta Center joins baked goods was held. It Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheel- Mr, and Mrs. Norman to wages paid to youths who Cancer Farmers’ Club met at the netted $47, Lunch was er attended the potluck sup- Heronemus and Mr. and have not previously worked insurance can Keith Little home. A varied with HDC served by the hostess. per Saturday for the Upper Mrs. Ralph Smith attended for the employer. program of solos by Hazel Thumb Samers in Cass City. the Lutheran turkey dinner Farmers may get more in- help keep your classes The board of directors of The May 11 meeting will Little and Mary Helen Wood- be with Mrs. Jim Rule. The at Cass City Sunday. formation by contacting home in the ard and readings by Mrs. the Tuscola County Assault their nearest Michigan Em- Crisis Center recently voted lesson will be by Mrs. New- Tyler Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith scheduled William D’Arcy was en- ell Hubbard, and roll call is a and family entertained in ployment Security Commis- joyed.. to merge their activities honor of their daughter sion Job Service office. The “I Can Cope” series of Officers were elected for under the direction of the Bible verse with Mother in it. A seed exchange will also classes will be offered to 1958-59 at the final meeting Human Development Com- to celebrate cancer patients and families of the year of the Home and mission. be held. beginning Wednesday, May School Council Monday eve- This merger is effective 4, in the medical staff dining immediately and will in no 9 110 vears Ernest A. feichman Jr. ning. Arlington Hoffman Mechanics J 6529 Main St. room of St, Mary’s Hospital was named president ; Wil- way change the services Tyler Lodge No. 317, Cass City, Mich. in Saginaw from 7-9 p.m. liam O’Dell, vice-president, provided by the center. Sponsored by the American and Mrs. Alex Tyo, secre- The Crisis Center office F & AM, will celebrate its * Phone872.3388 certification Cancer Society and St. tary-treasurer . will be relocated to the HDC 110th anniversary with a Mary’s Hospital, the eight- Wednesday, the Elkland building at 429 Montague dinner Friday, April 29, FRIDAY, APRIL 29: week educational series is Township Fire ’Department Avenue in Caro. The toll-free at Caro served in the dining room of free, battled a fire at the Harvey telephone number of 800-292- the Masonic temple, Maple Cass City’s New OlympiC The weekly topics are pre- Linderman farm, eight 3666 will remain the same or The Michigan Bureau of and Garfield Streets. sented by a team of health persons may call the Human Automotive Regulation will The dinner, starting at yood neighbor, miles east of Cass City, care professionals to pro- where a tractor caught fire Development Commission be administering the me- 6:30, will be served by mem- Weight Lifting Gym vide cancer patients and in a field, The tractor was office at 673-4121 for serv- chanics certification tests at bers of Echo Chapter No. their families the opportun- badly damaged. ices. the Tuscola Area Skill 337, Order of the Eastern ity to acquire and utilize The West Elkland 4-H Club Officers of the Tuscola Center, Cleaver Road, Caro, Star. knowledge about the met at the home of Judy County Assault Crisis Center Wednesday, May 4, from 9 Most Worshipful Grand VISIT US;USE OUR disease, treatment, manage- Tuckey Friday. Members are Marcia Schneider, a.m.-3 p.m. Master Robert Sanborn and ment and selfcare. were asked for ideas for president ; Rita De’Medici, Anyone interested in tak- other Grand Lodge officers EQUIPMENT FREE , Because class size is lim- summer projects. A lunch vice-president; Bob Baer, ing the tests should call will attend. During Grand Opening ited, advance reservations was served by the hostess. treasurer, and Ron Schneid- Gene Niedzwiecki at the The First Presbyterian are recommended by calling er, secretary. The board Skill Center, telephone Church Bell Choir, directed Friday-Saturday, April 29,30 Betty Phelps, 776-8400, or 35 YEARS AGO meetings are held the sec- 673-5300. Registration dead- by Marilyn Peters, will per- From 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Jean Ross, 776-8269. ond Thursday of each month line is Tuesday, April 26. form. There will be remarks offered by guests and remi- ’ The regular meeting of the at the HDC office. The public Fees for the tests are $6 each I Gavel Club was held at the is wekome to attend. and must be paid for at niscences by members of the registration * lodge. Home Restaurant Tuesday ‘ ASK evening. Toastmaster Ken- Test categories will be: The public is invited. Tick- The Power Palace neth Maharg conducted an Hairdressers auto -- engine repair, engine ets are available from of- 4546 Leach St. - Cass City old fashioned spelling con- tune-up, front end and steer- ficers of the lodge. DR. COE test. First prize went to Dr. hold meeting ing systems, automatic By Dalton P. Coe James Ballard. transmisdion, manual trans- Orlando Levalley, the in Cass City mission and front and rear Michigan Department com- axle, electrical systems, and All too frequently patients come to our offices with mander of the Grand Army The Thumb Hairdressers heating and air condition- severe burns of gums, cheeks and tongue. The burns are of the Republic, died at his and Cosmetologists met re- ing; heavy duty truck -- usually caused by acetylsalicylic acid - aspirin. In Tuscola County Home west cently at Helen’s Beauty engine repair-gasoline, en- attempts to treat toothaches it is not uncommon for of Caro Monday. He was 99 Salon in Cass City. gine repairdiesel, drive people to crush or place a whole aspirin over the years of age and is the last of Loretta Sweda of Dear- trains, brakes and braking affected tooth. Unless the aspirin is swallowed, it not only born, member Michigan systems, suspension and the 90,018 Michigan veterans a of Retiring from farming I will sell at public auction at the place located 5 miles east, lV4 gives no pain relief, but also makes matters worse. of the Civil War. Hair Fashions, and Brenda steering systems, and elec- miles north of Ubly on McDonald Road the following personal property on: Because it is an acid, aspirin will burn the skin, causing E.B. Schwaderer and An- M. Pieszak of Mayville, who trical systems; motorcycle, it to turn white and slough off. This then exposes the drew Barnes, both of Cass is introducing the Cosmetol- and recreational trailer. underlying flesh to infection from bacteria present in the City, were reelected mem- ogy Newsletter to the area, mouth. In addition this same acid acts like acid secreted

bers of the board of directors* presented the program. + TUSCOLA COUNTY by bacteria which caused the original tooth decay. Its of the Michigan Road Build- The next meeting will be BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SATURDAY, APRIL 23. presence on the tooth may actually increase the dental ers’ Association at a meet- May 9, the day after Moth- pain! These are condensed minutes ap- Commencing at ing in Grand Rapids last er’s Day. Program chair- proved for publlcationby your Tuscola A second substance which is often abused as a home week. man Gladys Montei, from County Board of Commissionera. 10:30 A.M. Sharp remedy for toothaches is alcohol. Alcohol consumed to The full Offkid text Of thls sum- TRACTORS Cass City defeated Bad Modern Beauty Salon, Caro, John Deere 4020 diesel, cab, dual outlets, front alleviate a toothache generally causes some unusual, if mary of Board proceedings may be Axe, 10-5, in the first game of will present Mary Ann Wil- weights, 18.4~34tires and duals, 3115 hours not amusing personality changes, but does precious examined at the office of the County the baseball schedule. Ron son, president of the Bay Clerk during regular buslness hours. John Deere 4010 diesel, wide fr’ont, single outlets, little to cure the pain. Alcohol is a desiccant to the oral Bullis hurled effectively for City Hairdressers Affiliate 16.9~38tires tissues. That is to say it draws water from the skin cells Cass City. No. 203. Ms. Wilson belongs Aprll 12, lW3 John Deere 520 gas, wide front, 12.4~36tires, with 2 of the mouth. On a long term basis, the use of alcohol to the Michigan Hairfash- row bean puller can be a contributing factor to acid ulcer. If it is used for ions and Coiffure Group. The Meeting opened by Prayer and Pulley for 4010 tractor treating post extraction pain, it may contribute to the Pledge to the Flag. . Photography group will be viewing the Roll call: All members present. formation of dry sockets. A dry socket is a painful new styles released from the ACTION TAKEN: COMBINE condition whereby the clot is lost from the extraction site, “Styles Body.’’ Robert Wellington of the Tus- John Deere 95EB square back, cab, 12 foot grain head, class begins lnnes bean pick up, straw chopper 14 foot grain exposing the underlying lineal nerve to oral lubricant. The meeting will start at cola County Road Commlsslon ap- Even hydrogen peroxide which in diluted solutions peared before the Board and pre- platform,variable speed 12:30p.m. at Helen’s Beauty sented a 1982 Local Roads Brldge re- is used to treat trenchmouth, can be damaging. April 28 Salon. Refreshments will be port and requested for monies for Clipper fanning mill with motor Hydrogen peroxide is a mild acid. If it is used full Bridge construetlon. served. John Deere No. 40 manure spreader strength, as it comes from a bottle (about 3%) it may Resolution regarding the Preal- FORAGE EQUIPMENT John Deere No. 800 self propelled haybine, 12 John Deere No. 33 manure spreader cause slight burning sensation. It should always be The Cass City Community dentlal Primary was presented and adopted. foot header, with crimper 1 bean puller and 1 row cultivator, will fit John diluted with an equal amount of water. Hydrogen Education Department an- History group nounces the formation of a Ralph Retherford presented a letter John Deere No. 38 chopper, 2 row corn head and Deere B tractor peroxide should not be used as a post extraction rinse from the Chamber of Commerce and beginning 35 mm photog- hay head, knife sharpener, 3h inch screen because it reacts with blood to free oxygen at the same several petltlons were received John Deere No. 65 blower raphy class. meets Monday regarding the Sunday Liquor Sales. MILKING EQUIPMENT time disturbing the blood clots. This may again lead to Motlon was presented that the sale John Deere 7 foot mower, 2 point Solar 200 gallon bulk tank, 2 H.P. compressor The effective use of lenses, John Deere No. 640 rake 2 Surge buckets dry sockets. filters, flashes, and lens at- of packaged liquor on Sunday In TUS- Dental pain should be investigated when it is first The April meeting of the cola County be approved by the board John Deere No. 10A flail chopper Stainless steel wash vats noticed. Home remedies should only be applied when tachments will be covered. Cass City Area Historical of commls8loners, according to the Alamo 30 Plus milker pump they are recommended by your family dentist. The class will be held Society will be held Monday laws of the State of Mlchlgan. No EQUIPMENT 52 gallon electric water heater, like new Thursday evenings, 7-9, be- evening, starting at 7:30 at support. Motion failed for lack of John Deere 17 hoe grain drill, grass seeder, like Quantity of milk cans ginning April 28. It will run support. new Stainless steel strainer Dalton P. Coe, DDS - Darrell M. Sheets DMD Rawson Memorial Library. Elgene Killer, County Treasurer for six weeks. The program will be a -presented her 1982 annual report. John Deere 4 row planter with rubber press Surge 3 stall milking unit Car0 Family Dental Center To register, come to the color slide presentation of Accepted. wheels Community Education Of- scenes of historic Williams- Clalms and Account8 for the month John Deere 4-16 semi-mount plow, hydraulic ’ MISCELLANEOUS 204 W. Sherman Ph. 673-2939 Caro, MI 48723 fice at Cass City High School burg, The public is of March were presented and ap reset, gauge wheel 34 sheets Thermo-ply,4’x8’ Va. proved. John Deere F145H 3 bottom plow for parts Quantity of rough lumber or call 872-4151. Commissioner Wenta presented a invited, Shovel plow 21 cedar posts - 275 gallon fuel barrel on stand Testlmonlal to Don Kebler, Agricul- ture Agent. John Deere RG430 - 4 row cultivator, 3 point Cardinal 16 foot elevator - Feed mixer Dick Smith of Human Develop- IHC l8Y2 foot No. 45 field cultivator with levelers Snow fence - Weeder - Stock trailer ment Commlsslon presented a John Deere !2 foot field cultivator John Deere No. 88 6 foot blade, 3 point Your pictures propossd small elty houslng appli. John Deere 3 section harrow and harrow cart Cement mixer. Roll over scraper In before back with catlon. Motlon approving the appll- John Deere BWA 12 foot tandem disc Quantity of John Deere hydraulic cylinders Hite pick-up cation was made. Motion carried. Brillion 12 foot cultipacker 250 gallon fuel barrel on stand, like new Stanley E3aldwln of the Area Agency Hite delivery Horse drawn cultivator - Horse drawn shovel plow Several water tanks I I I on Aglng appeared wlth B report. Monday Tuesday Resolution regarding fundlng for Heath 4 row bean windrower with cross conveyor 4 IHC Super 98 electric fencers Senlor Cltltena was presented and Killbros No. 300 gravity box on Knowles running Quantity of scrap iron Wednesday adoptsd. gear Quantity of steel fence posts Tuesday Motion regarding the malntenance John Oeere No. 328 trailer type sprayer, 27 foot 1 H.P. electric motor - Hand corn sheller . effort of the Medical Care facllltles booms JCast e we1 iron ry Wagon kettle Wednesday Thursday presented and approved. 16 foot auger, new 20 foot auger Minutes of March 22, 1983 ap- - proved as typed. Thursday Friday Minutes of Aprll 12, 1G83 were read and appmved. I Friday I Monday I Motion to adjourn to April 25, 1883 at Owner 1O:OO a.m. Marshall Oberski, r I. I Sat./Sun. I Tuesday I SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS SI M U LATE0 ENGRAVED BUSINESS CARDS Osentoski Auction Service Available 1-Color Phone Cass City (517)872-2352 Bad.. Axe (51 or ~ 71269-9577 or 2-Color 7- I--- -- Coach Light Pharmacy e AUCTIONEERS 0 872-3613 CUSS Citv Auct/oneers and clerks acling as sales agenfs oniy and assume no guararirees or //ab///ries ; ‘I . CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983 : Kindergarten round-up PAGE NINE t 1 ’ set atOwen-Gage

Kindergarten round-up for there to answer questions the Owendale-Gagetown about immunizations. Cass City Bowling Leagues Area Schools will be Mon- day, May 2, in the Gagetown - Elementary School from Three on c 9-11 a.m. for students with 1 dean’s list HOLY ROLLERS 210 Games: D. Root 245, J* CCVB 18 TUSCOLA THURSDAY MORNINGe. last names starting with A-L April 10, 1983 Guinther M. Mellendorf Terrasi & Son FRIDAY NITE and noon-2 p.m. for students 238, Three area residents have 224, B. Kingsland 220, C. Elkton IGA 16l6 GET TOGETHERS “B” ADrill4.COFFEE 1988 CARCASS UNION with last names starting April 11, 1983 April 15, 1983 been placed on the dean’s Alley Cats 24 Kolb 217, D. Mann 214; T. Kruse Farms --14 , ---- with M-Z. Parents or guard- list for the winter term at Gutter Aces 20 Tierney D. Englehart D&D 14 ians should bring the birth 214, Pizza Villa 50 Saginaw Business Institute King Pins 19 212-212,D. Wallace 212. Deering Farms 41 ‘/2 Generation Gap 25 certificate and immuniza- for having achieved a grade Miller Eggs, Inc. 40 Incredible Ding-A-Lings ‘ 17 550 Series: J. Gallagher Men’s High Series: R. Paul’sFamily Circus 38 ’/2 24 tion record with their child. Barnes’ Construction 39 Turkeys point average of at least 3.5. B-M-W 17 610, T. Tierney 608, B. Bouck 535, E. Bilicki 519, B. Cass City IGA 38 20 They are Peggy Ricketts, Bar Flies 17 Kingsland Englehart Klinkman 527. 39 Federal Land Bank Hard Times 20 Vision and hearing testing 595, D, Erla’s 38 37 Deford; Doris Derocco, Pin Tippers 15 584, D. Ouvry 578, P. Smith Men’s High Game: R. Parkway 37 Fish bowlers 19 will take place at that time. Roger’s Hay 38 Old Folks Gagetown, and Kathleen R & W’s 15 572, J. Smithson 571, J, Bouck 210. Chappel’s Men’s Wear Pin Pals 37 19 The school nurse will be Fourman, Kingston. Auctioneers 37 Lucky’s Kountry Korner 18 13 Guinther 570, C. Kolb 567, W. Women’s High Series: M. Dale’s Eaves Trough. Happy Hoofers 33 ‘/2 CCYC 13 Teets D. Wallace M. Kerbyson 475. 35 Crazy Ladies Colwood Bar 15 567, 567, DoerrFarms , 33 30 Irish Rovers 11 Mellendorf G. Deering Women’s High Game: M. Rich’s Disposal ’ 565, F&M State Bank 29 26 Rolling Pins 11 563, 13. Musall 562, D. Root Truemner 229. Campbell Sawmill 24 Men’s High Series: R. Stahlbaum Asphalt Bradley 492. 561, Haag 560. High Team Series: Brand Kingston State Bank 22 1/2 Professional and Business E. Paving 22 Men’s High Game: R. Men’s High Series: G. X 1867. Parkway Bruno’s Broads 19 Lapp 622, D. O’Dell 598. High Team Game: Allev 20 Bradley 180. Ladies’ High Series: J. MERCHANTS’ “B” Sweepers 650. High Series: B. Coryell Women’s High Series: R. High Series: D. Miller 589. cmA Lapp 521. a{** Ralston 507. Final Standings Don King Men’s High Game: E. Round 3 553. High Games: B. Coryell Women’s High Game: R. DIRECTORY TUSCOLA High Game: D. Miller 240. 226, p. Schwartz 212, L. Ralston 219. Paladi 231, G. Lapp 223, D. April 13, 1983 GET TOGETHERS “A” High Team Series: Cass Ashmore 200, High Team Series: Fish- O’Dell 218. City IGA 2816. Ladies’ High Game: R. Gagetown Oil & Gas April 11,1983 bowlers 1775. 35 High Team Game: Cass High Team Game: Fish- Optometrist Blanchard 244. General Cable 31 Charmont City IGA 976. bowlers 639. High Team Series: Ding- Charmont 28% 46 FRIDAY NITE DOUBLES Maurer Construction 45 Anderson 81 Nietzke A-Lings 1931. Bauer Candy Co. 25 April 15,1983 Dr. S. Selby 42 CHARMONT LADIES.. W. High Team Game: B-M-W Cass City Sports 24 M Hillaker’s Auct. Serv. - - - -- & co., P.C. Optometrist 756. Thumb National Bank Mr. Kelly’s Market 41 April 12,1983 MERCHANETTE Certified Public Accountant: 22 Fearless Four 41 Hours: 8-5 except Thursday Hills & Dales Hospital Sugar Town Market 35 April 14,1983

Gary Christnrr, CPA + 072-3730 Alley Bom bers 8.12 noon on Saturday 20 38 Robert TuCkey, CPA - 072-3730 SATURDAY TEENS Clare’s Sunoco Larry’s Car Wash 34 Live Wires 28 4624 Hill St. 19 L & S Standard 36 Gary Anderson, CPA .673.3137 April 9,1983 Tuckey Concrete Bigelow Hardware 32 Cablettes 24 ‘/2 Miller’s Chicks ,cross from Hills and Dales Hospltal 19 Faust Rebuilding 33 27 Jerry Berhnardt, CPA .673-3137 Cole Carbide 31 Tri-Agri-Inc. 22 Charmont Herron Builders 17 Heards Teards 32 26 715 E. Frank St., Caro, Mi. Phone 872-3404 Vandemark Auto Parts 30% Colony House 21 Esther’s Health Spa Playboys 38 J.J. Flooring 16 P.F. Flyers 30 24 Pierce Apiaries 29 Cass City Sports 19 Kritzman IPro-Ams 37 Schelke’s Diggers 7 Gutter Getters 30 ’s 22 ‘/2 Firebirds 37 Armstead Aluminum 29 Cass City State Bank 19 Campbell Sawmill JOOS’Fifth Wheels 19% Ray Armstead Jr. Harris-Hampshire Ins. Veronica’s 26 Physicians 1 Thumb Welding 34 210 Games : C. Mellendorf 23% 17 WoodPin Heads Choppers Geiger Hunt Ford 191h Certitied Public Accountant Fort’s Party Store 26 Pinney State Bank High Rollers 32 222, L. McKee 210. 17 25 19 6312 Main Street Pin Busters 28 High Series: 0. Pierce 612, Truemner Salvage 15’/2 Bloopers Cass City Sports Cass City, Michigan 48726 iarold T. Donahue Ken Gremel L. Tomas- Gagetown Oil & Gas 23 18% Pin Crashers 26 604, 15 SANE Anrod Screen Cyl. 18 M M.D. zewski 581, R. Schember 577, Pizza Villa 20 5171872.4532 Strikers 24 ‘/2 11 Herron Builders 17% THURSDAY NITE TRIO J. Smithson 564, C. Com- Erla’s Physician & Surgeon Superstars 23 7 Men’s High Series: R. Wal bro 17 Final Standings ment 559, L. Summers 555, IGA Foodliner Clinic Gutter Dusters 20 April 14, 1983 Koch 606. 11 Gould Accounting 1674 Hill Street, Cass City Charlie’s Angels 18% R. Nicholas 555. High Team Game : Colony Men’s High Game: R. And Tax Service Fantastic Four House 799. High Team Series: Kritz- fice 872.2323 Res. 872-2311 14 Hacker Farms Koch 226.

624 S. Hooper St., Caro 29 High Team Series : Colony man’s 2564. ’ Women’s High Series: L. Nieboer Masonry + Phone 517-673-2656 Boy’s High Series: B. 29 High Games: 0. Pierce House 2306. High Team Game: Kritz- Complete accounting systems oops 27 Mika 454. year around with personal Dr. J. Geissinger Haley 490. 225, Ken Gremel 218, 0. 200 Games: B.Erla 211, N. man’s 907. Draves 26 Women’s High Game: L. Boy’s High Game: €3. Pierce 212. Helwig 202. Mika 200 Games: B. Schott 223. , Chiropractor IGA 22 180. Haley 185. High Team Series: Pierce 500 Series: P. McIntosh Hi,gh Team Series : Gutter 500 Series: B. Schott 584, Pine Valley Farms 21 L. Yost N. Helwig Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. Girl’s High Series: S. Apiaries 2843. 522, 530, Getters 1811. M. Guild 515, J. Lapp 513, J. Circle S 19% High Team Game: Pierce 501, E. Romain 545, C. 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Moran 324. . Babich Farms High Team Game: Gutter LaRoche 507, M. Rabideau Sat., 9-S2 a.m. Girl’s High Game: Nic- 19 Apiaries 995. Davidson 505. 500. S. Blanchards 19 Getters 693. Olson 123. DO YOU HAVE’A 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. Jacques Seed 19 Across from IGA Store High Team Series: Play- DRINKING PROBLEM? Van Dale 17 boys 1785. ALCOHOLICS ANONYM01 Phone Car0 673-4464 * Gordon Builders 16% AND AL*ANON High Team Game: Play- Every Friday Evenlng .8 00 p m. boys 613. High Team Series: Nie- Good Shepherd Lutheran Church GOOD..+PEAR tobert A. Genovese boer Masonry 1918. Cass City M.D. MERCHANTS’ “A” High Team Game: Nie- boer Masonry 705. rternal Medicine & Diagnosis Final Standings Dental Adult General Practice Round 3 525 Series: John Hacker Office Hours By Appointment April 13,1983 529, G. Deering 590, E. Phone 872.5438 Gordon 551, D. Matthews 4672 Hill St., Cass City Paul’s Urethane 563, D. Englehart 566, G. Lapp 579, 0. Pierce 543, D. Systems 26 l/2 Shannon 591, J. Viney 543, B. ticharqI*jLHall, 0.0. Croft-Clara Lumber 26 ‘/2 Charrnont 25 Niestqer 534, Osteopathic Physician New England Life 24 200 Games: G. Deering Kingston State Bank 23 226, D. Matthews 219, D. David E. Eogb, D.D.S. 6545 Church Street Charlie’s Market 22th Englehart 211, G. Lapp 209, Cass City, Michigan Laomrd W. krosi, D.D.S. Cass City Oil & Gas 22 D. Tomlinson 206, D. Shan- non 205-213,J. Viney 209, B. Raymond C. Mauibrck, D.D.S. lice 872.4725 Home 872-4762 Rabideau Motors 21 Niester 217. 429 N. State St., Car0 Agri-Sales, Inc. 20 ‘/2 rib A. Isterabadi, M.D., FRCS Fuelgas 20 Ph. 673-3838 4674 Hill Street Complete Dental Care facility Erla Food Center Cass City, Mlchigan 48726 17 Now Serving fuscola County Area Ouvry Chevy-Olds 16 TUESDAY AFTERNOON Weekend Emergency urgeon, General & Thoracic LADIES Phone Saginaw 799-6220 Outpatient Clinic April 12, 1983 Hills & Dales Hospital ~ .. Each Wednesday Progressive 8 a.m. - 1 D.m. Pierce Honey Bees 32 CAR0 FAMILY Hills and Dales 29 Hoon K. ~&g, M.D. Don’s Auction Gallery 26 DENTAL CENTER General Surgery class plans Wright Painting Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. 25 9 a m.. 5 p.m.Daily Pin Pickers 21 Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., Saturday -9to 12 noon Croft-Clara Lumber Assoc. Office Hours by Appointment pig roast 21 204 W. Sherman, Caro 6230 Hospital Drive Mixed Company 19 Kingston Insurance Cass City, Mich. 48726 The Progressive class of 18 Mon., Wed. - 8:OO-4:30 lone 872-4611 Hope 872-3138 Hair Benders Salem United Methodist 18 2 Tues. - 8:OO-6:OO Pinney State Bank Church met last Thursday 17 Thurs.- Fri. - 8:OO-3:30 Birchview 8 Saturday by Appointment David 0. Lah, M.D. with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Pediatrics and Stoutenburg. High Series: Curnmins Phone 673-2939 S. General Practice Shirley Geiger led the de- 580, P. Schwartz 557. Emergency 872-2443 votions and Dick Gaffney 4672 Hill St., Cass City High Game: P. Schwartz presided over the business B, Coryell S. Cum- Office Hours: 246, 230, Norman J. Pokley, D.M.D. meeting. Plans were com- mins 212-218, Or thodon fist Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. pleted for the annual pig Saturdai 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. M.J. VanVliet - 134 three Hours 9:00 to 500 roast which the class spon- times. Monday thru Friday Tel. Office (517) 872-3332 sors, proceeds from which 416 Woodland Drive Home (517) 872-5034 are used to finance youth of Sandusky, Michigan the church who attend GUYS & GALS Phone 31 3-648-4742 church camp. April 12,1983 )r. E. Paul Lockwood A potluck lunch was Chiropractic Physician served at the close of the Odd Couples 27 Dr. Timothy Straight fllce Hours Mon , Tues ,Wed, Fri meeting. The May 7 meeting 9 12 noon and 1 30-5 00 p m Sugartown 25 Dr. R. Paul Chappel Saturday 9-12 a m will be at the church. Brand X 24 Dentists Closed All Day Thursday Rolling Hills 24 Mon lhru fri 800.6M)p m Phone 872.2765 Cam City lor Appointmont Archaeologists have discw Alley Sweepers 24 Phone 872-3870 ered that people wore wool Country Cousins 20 6240 Hill St., Cass City iang H. Park, M.D. at least 12,000 years ago. Copeland & Gornowicz 18 Obstetrics & Gynecology (Specialist in all women’s Healthcare problems and dellvery.) 4672 Hill Street Office Phone 872-2800 IM M EDlATE Office Hours by Appointment NON-EMERGENCY Home Phone 872-3705 HEALTH CARE N.Y.Yun M.D. $25 Minimum Fee Physician & kurgeon needed. .- Including physician’s fee and clinic room. Office Hours: No Appointment Necessary don.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 6-69p.m. Fridays 2:30.8:30 p.m. Saturdays Hospital Dr., Cass City 1O:m a.m.. 8:30p.m. Sunday 232 I Res. 872-4257 HILLS AND DALES Off ice 872-4733 . HOSPITAL *-- ( Insurance Kodacolor C41 Processing Allen Witherspoor New England Life Idward Scollon, D.V.M. NEL Growth Fund Veterinarian NEL Equity Fund NEL Income Fund Call for Appointment for Money Market Series Small Animals Main 6523 872-518 1 Phone 872-2321 Phone 872-2935 4615 Oak Cass Citl 4849 N. Seeger SI , Cass City Processina By:

Companion Animal This space could Hospital be yours for 4438 S. Seeger St. as little as $1.25 Sass City - Phone 872-2255 per week. Rod Ellls, D.V.M. I Expires April 30, 1983 Carol Qalka-Elllr, D.V.M. Limit 2 Rolls Per Customer AUTO & FARM SERVICE CENTER 6168 W. Main St Cas City Ph. 872-2127

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I] McDonald's 2% 1 Zik $169Plastic Gal. PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983 CASCIfi, MICHIGAN Wings on island-for3 years

After Aleutians, Cass City is exciting ”

Garcia, where he can’t take menh so he will have to toWing try thesaid. private The sun shines so seldom Ad&, where Wing worked Adak is by airplane. It’s YOU have to get a wheel at Adak in the Aleutian as a cryptologic technician. his family. He will be there a work- day. It’s easy to fill t& It was a 1,200 miles from there to alignment,” said Wing, who freezer for a year and Mrs. Islands of Alaska that when The Wings moved April 2 year. Part of his job requires of drove 10 miles to work each Wing canned Some of her it does, it’s a holiday and into a house they purchased He has been told that when use Of computers, so that is immaturity’ boredom and “~c?~?~‘700miles to the day. Most cars on the island catch and sent it to her almost everyone takes the in the Cass City area, A chief one career possibility. “looking for excitement” he returns, he can work as a that caused Wing to join the Soviet Union and Russian are old clunkers, not worth mother. day off from work. petty officer, equivalent in Navy recruiter within corn- hoping with the rise in repairing. Navy at age 17 after the llth fishing vessels were a com- Caribou weigh as much ab The number of days the rank to an Army master muting distance of Cass Puter usage in this area, I mon sight. The base has a few stores, 600-700pounds. Wing hunted, sun shines there in a year sergeant, Wing has been in City. He plans to do that can‘get into that,” he said* grade’ for THERE ARE NO TREES; but because of the distances but never was able to shoot can probably be counted on the Navy 19 years. The pur- three or four years and then The Wings are “atives Of He an interest the fingers of one hand, chase of a house marked the retire. Pontiac, Her parents, Dean in education after enlisting. as*mentioned,the sun rarely more one. For SUCC~SS~U~hunters, Wing earned his hig., school shines, and the wind blows costly, even with the subsi- it’s quite a treat. you can according to Ron Wing. first step in preparation for That won’t mean Wing, and Yvonne Fulcher, moved Prices at the Navy Cass diploma, then an associate almost constantly. The wind cut the meat with a fork, it’s He knows because he and retirement. who is 35, can take it easy. from there to City in Mrs* Steak for so tender’” he said* his wife, Judy, and daughter He departs in early May H~ and his wife figure his 1966, A brother, Tom Fulch- degree, a Of Often so Kimberly, 13, lived for three for the Navy base on the Navy pension will cover the er, lives science degree in pyscho]- Wing said, “The dog a Pound: Meat is usually There is also lots of wild- ogy and is close to earning couldn’t go outside without years on the Navy base at Indian Oceanislandof Diego cost of their house pay- ?ass City was where the sold frozen. Once when a life to look at -- seals, sea his degree in being blown sideways.” shipment Of fresh meat lions, otters and even bald Wings would come while on Usually, the wind blows leave and during intervals humanities, though he is came in, right Off the plane, eagles were common. of a few months, when Wing thinking ofswitching majors Snow Off the island, but this it sold for $9 a pound. “It was a great experi- since humanities degrees past winter, it stayed -- a Bread, by the time it gets ence,” Wing said, but for have his family record inches, which fell to Adak is already stale. with him, his wife lived with too useful in the job 148 him and his family, three market these days. from mid-December until THERE ARE SOME years on Adak were enough. her parents and their daugh- pluses, however. ter attended school here. She Wing taught psychology the end Of March* Living there, he and his Because the weather is SO There are no limits on attended three different coursesthe base forfor threethe University years at bad, it’s impossible to keep sahon and during the likewife being agreed, in isprison, somewhat and times. the roads in good repair. salmon runs from the end of “We decided a few years Of He doesn’t regret his de- “The roads are SO bad, August through October, it’s when“We werethey sogot excited to Cass seeing City, ago we would retire up cision to join the military everytime you go to work, possible to snag 30-35 in a here,” Wing said. “Cass City fresh bread and trees,” is a real good place ” and sounding like the re- MOVIN~ Is cruiter he will be, points out, okay, when you’re young, “It’s a great opportunity for Judy Wing explained, but a young in the serv- after age 35, it gets tiring. ice.” Indicative of how much HE AND they have moved is their moved into their house sight I daughter, an eighth grader, unseen, except for photo- has attended five or six graphs. Being Sevekil thous- BROOKS RANM schools in four states. and miles away, Mrs. ~l~~ troublesome, M~~.Wing’s parents did the house Wing said, are the separa- hunting and handled the tions. Although her husband arrangements. The Fulch- has never served on a ship, ers made the right choice, as they figure his time spent at the Wings are very happy duty stations where he with their new home* couldn’t have his family In order to have enough BACK FROM ALASKA - Settling into their Cass City with him add UP to three money to make the down : home after a three-year stay on Adak, one of the Aleutian years of their.18-year mar- paymentMrs. Wing workedOn their three house, jobs * Islands, are, from left, Kimberly, Ron and Judy Wing and riage.And, “After 20 years with her final year on Adak. ‘‘Heidi.” the government, I’m ready She was suprvisorOf three fast food restaurants under one roof, which meant she was in charge of 30-35 OF CONDITlON persons, she kept the paper- back book racks filled at the Navy Exchange and she Consolidating dhmestic subsidiaries of the made wedding cakes. MOVING TO CASS CITY V -- -- Thumb-- National Bank G Trust Co. Pi from the Aleutians is quite a HmdBu* of city change in many ways. Adak is about 20 miles In the state of Michig an , at the close of business on March 3Lv 1 983 wide and 40 miles long and published in respse to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United States Code, Section 161. the only persons living there are the Navy personnel and 15817 their families, a total of Nationat Bank Region Number- 7 about 5,000 persons, who Statement of Resources and Liaklities Thousands Of dollar8 occupy a small portion of the island. One of the roles of the Cash and due from depository institutions ...... Navy base there is anti-sub- U.S. Treasury securities .....*...... marine warfare. Obligations of other U. S. Government agencies and corporations ...... The only way to get to Obligations of States and political subdivisions in the United States ...... Allother securities ...... Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ...... Loans, Total (excludmg unearned income) ...... Less: Allowance for possible loan losses...... Loans,Net ...... Lease financing receivables ...... Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises ...... Real estate owned other than bank premises ......

Intangible assets , . . I ...... All other assets ...... TOTAL ASSETS ...... Demand deposits of individuals. partnerships, and corporations ...... ‘...... [ 2,622 Time and savings deposits of indlviduals,partner- I ships. and corporations ...... Deposits of United States Government ...... Deposits of States and political subdivisions In ...... Total demand deposits ...... Total time and savings deposits ...... Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase ...... [ - 0- Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances) issued to the U S. Treasury and other I llabilltles for borrowed money ...... Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases ...... All other liabilities ...... :...... TOTAL LlABlLlTlES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) ...... Subordinated notes and debenfures ...... 2 - BALD EAGLES on Adak are a common sight, as are many other kinds of Preferred stock No. shares outstanding ...... (par value) [ -0- I wildlife. Most of the island consists of rolling tundra, as seen in the background. , Common stock No. shares authorized Photo was taken by a friend of the Wings. No. shares outstanding ...... (par value) Surplus ...... Undivided profits and reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves ...... TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ...... TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL ...... 56 997 W 0 e Amounts outstanding as of report date: Standby letters of credit. total ...... Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more ...... ~~ 0 Other time deposits in amounts of $100,000or more ...... I Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date: 88I W ...... Total deposits l=IzzzI *Invitations *Napkins - / I, John B. Schaefer I I We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this Name statement of resources and liabilities.We declare that it has Trust Officer been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and Tab *Thank-you notes of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Condition is true and correct to the best of A full line of bridal needs e . .

irectors m~e~e‘~SlqnriZ --.-- The Cass City Chronicle April 11, 1983 Date CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983 PAGE THIRTEEN Hills and Dales Hospital STATE’S TOP STEELHEAD STREAMS Girls second in opening buys $53,000 blood test track meet unit after-year’s study The Cass City girls’ track Bengdult, F. team fell just short of win- 3200 m run - Stimpfel, CC, ning its opening meet Mon- 12:42.3; Mahlmaster, F; day, April 11, at Franken- Leslie, CC; Comfer, F. muth when the Eagles edged 1600 m relay - F; CC. The newest machine in the DuPont ACA machine on a costeffective, to buy the THE MACHINE HAS the Hawks, 631Y2 to 62. Vas- ,’ laboratory at Hills and trial basis for the past year, machine. It will cost approx- several advantages, accord- sar was a distant third with SPARTAN RELAYS : Dales General Hospital per- according to Jon Fahrner, imately $53,000, which in- ing to Fahrner. 30V2 points. forms more blood tests than the lab director and hospital cludes a service contract. --Because it reports re- There were three double The girls finished 12 ‘ could previously be done director of professional The machine presently sults faster, physicians can winners for the Hawks. among 28 teams in the Class ‘ there and does them much services. can perform 38 different start treatment faster. Jamie LaRoche notched vic- C division of the Spartan faster. It was decided recently, tests on blood samples, but Previously, each test on a tories in the long jump and Relays at Michigan State in The hospital has had the because it has proven to be has the capacity for 60, blood sample had to be per- ran a leg’of the 800-meter East Lansing. formed manually, which in- relay. Lisa Wilson won the The sprint medley relay volved various steps. It 100-meter low hurdles and team was eighth. Running could take from 20 minutes the 300-meter low hurdles. were Tami Stimpfel, Lori Calka, Jamie LaRoche, to approximately one hour to SIVER UPSTREAM LIMIT -RIVER UPSTREAM LlMlr Tracy Green ran a leg of the 800 meter relay and won the Chris Westerby. The shuttle perform each test. AKE MICHIGAN:-- LAKE SUPERIOR Rainbovv falls The ACA machine per- 1 -St Joseph Buchanan Dan 19-Black 100-meter dash. The Hawks’ hurdle relay was eighth with ~ ~ - - .__ - -. forms the first test in ap- 2- Kalarnazoo Allegan Ddm 20-Presque Isle Manabezho Falls chances of winning were Lisa Wilson, Julie Sugden, - ~ 3-Grand proximately six minutes and -- -- _- MOO%-(, Park ti& 21 - 6nto&jon M Br Agate Falls reduced because Carrie Shelly Nicholas, Dawn 4-Muskegon All of Mdinslreani each test after that from the -~ _. 22 0:!066 E Br Lautner was ill. Schmaltz. 5-White N Br Arthur Ad same sample takes only 35 S-PeGirquettP M-_ 37 __ 23- Huron Big Eric 5 Bridge The winners and the times The mile relay squad was 24 LkeGarlic- -- Opens April seconds. ------__ 30- and distances were: third with Tami Stimpfel, 7-Little Manistee Johnson s Brtdge 25--6hocolay US 41 ~ - - . - __-. . -- High Chris Westerby, Michelle --Tests do not have to be 8- Manistee jump - Schmidt, CC, __- . US 131 26-Miners Falls “batched.” Many tests can _. _- 4’9”; Wanless, F; Killion, V. Fahrner, Gilly Bryant. --9-Betsie - - - .- Kurick_- Rd 27- Hurricane Opens April 30 be performed from one .-._ . Shot Fahrner, CC, 31’1”; Michelle Fahrner was sev- 0- Platte __.__ US 31 - 28-Two Hearted Reed B Green Bridge - Reinbold, F; Steely, CC; enth in the shot put and patient’s blood sample at --1 -Boardman~. .-. Cass St Dam LAKEHURON ._-.__ one time. 2-Elk Power Dan1 29-S1 Marys Asher, V. Tracy Green fifth in the -- .- ...... --- .- --The machine can per- 3- ._-_Jordan . Webster Bridyt. 30 -Carp Mud take Outlet Long jump - LaRoche, CC, $60-yard dash. Cheboygan Dam form a variety of tests which 4-Boyne PH Dam 31 - Cheboygan ...... - 15’41/2”; Wanless, F; Jellet, ~...... * I 3 Black Peter 5 Trk Trail Budge . 37 Oc~$eoc Barnhart Lake the hospital previously had . . F; Beyerlia, F. 6 -Manistique Pdpermill Dam 33- Thunder Bay 9th St Dam to have done at an outside __ .__-. Discus - Asher, v, 83’4”; lab that had more sophisti- 7 Thoriipron Creek Mouth 34- AuSable Foote Dam Eckenswiller. V: Reinbold. i Mr, Farmer i 8-ii Cedar SageLk Rd Bridge F; Campbell; V.‘ I-: cated equipment. Sending Veteran 5 Park Ddni 35- Au Gres E Br M 55 - . 36 - Rifle the samples elsewhere was 100 m low hurdles - Wilson. Read and Use 37 - Pigeon M 68 ’ .- . more costly and it could take * Man made barriers lo spdwri CC, 18.10; Maier, V; Kraye; : lng fish or those imposed by LAKE ST. CLAIR from 2-5 days to get the State Department of Natllrai 38 Belle River -.- F;100 Sugden, m dash CC. - Green, CC. : results back Clan .. CHRONICLE . Resources 39-51 .i --The ACA saves time for the technolpgists, which, I LAKE ERIE . Fahrner ~ commented, is Flat Rock Dam 800 m relay - Green, especially. nice when one of Bryant, LaRoche, Calka, : To sell or rent a farm .: them has to come in in the CC, 1:55.34; F. : To sell or buy livestock : middle of the night to per- Slate hunter 1600 m run - Mahlmeister, : To sell or buy implements i BLOOD TESTS -- Medical technologist Ronda Hume form an emergency test, safety F, 6:00.23; Tuckey, CC; : To profitably sell or buy --Once the machine is Sheldon, CC, Stimpfel, CC. starts operation of the DuPont ACA machine at Hills and : anything Dales General Hospital, which can perform 38 different started, the technologist can 400 m relay - F, 55.15; CC. do other work until the course in Caro 400 m run - Farnum, V, tests from blood samples. In the photo below, each of the results are ready, Results 65.26; Fahrner, CC; Elert, . ------white caps contains a blood sample. Each of the “cards” along with the patient’s There will be a hunter Pre-registration is re- F; Beyerleim, F. : The Classified Section is i inserted along with the sample signals the machine to per- name are printed on a form. safety class in the Car0 area quired by calling Willard 300 m low hurdles - Wilson, : Wherelnterested : THE HILLS AND DALES Friday, May 6, from 6-9 p.m. TerBush at 673-2705.Partici- CC, 55.20; Furst, F; Meir, V; : Prospects Look First : form a different test from that sample. lab is staffed weekdays and the following day from 9 pants will be able to shoot .22 Krave. F. . from 6 a.m.-1lp.m.and week a.m.-5 p.m., sponsored by rifles at the conclusion of the 800 m run - Beyerlein, F, Cass City ends from 7 a.m.-6 p.m., Tuscola County Archers. course. There will be a $1 2:35.53; Tuckey, CC; Van : with personnel on-call after A sack lunch is needed charge for ammunition and Sickle, V; Timmy, V. Chronicle Brookfield hours for emergencies. May 7. Soft drinks will be targets. 200 m dash - Martin, V, : . The main lab has five full- available. 29.28; Pellet, F; Smith, V; i PHONE 872-2010 i time and one part-time tech- . nologists, including Fahrn- ...... oks tax for er, two part-time attendants and one part-time co-op student. road work The bacteria section has one full-time bacteriologist and one part-time. By a vote of 95-17, voters in During Hills and Dales’ Brookfield Township Tues- last fiscal year, they per- day approved a renewal of formed 106,868 tests, an @ Denims. three mills for 10 years for increase of 19,654 over the construction and mainte- previous year, with an in- nance of township roads. crease of 1,020 more pa- Line Your Pockets The levy will raise about tients being served. Colorful $85,000 a year. It replaces a HOSPITAL LABORA- 10-year levy of the same tory personnel last week amount which last appeared celebrated National Medi- With on last December’s tax bills. cal Laboratory Week, April About 16 percent of the SWEATS 10-16, to emphasize their role township’s approximately in the health care delivery registered voters went to 700 system e the polls. Professional clinical Big Saving For laboratory personnel in- clude medical technologists, laboratory technicians and assistants, bioanalysts, IFPYkX Casual Wear Hawks bow clinical chemists, microbio- On logists and pathologists. They conduct a wide range of laboratory tests essential to the detection, diagnosis, 31 Colors treatment and study of to Frankenmuth disease. They are employed in hospitals, independent laboratories, clinics, re- JEANS search centers, universities and doctors’ offices. Baseball, In small laboratories, Prices Start At Just tests in categories such as Basic & High in tirst meet analysis of blood and other Cass City thinclads opened 1600 m run - G. Bliss, CC, 800 m run - G. Bliss, CC, body fluids and examina- Fashion Styles. the 1983 season Monday, 4:37.08; Cantwell, V; K. 2:06.88; Cantwell, V; Jen- tion of tissue samples may April 11, with a second place Bliss, CC; Jackson, CC, son, F; Wade, V. be performed by one indi- finish in a triangular meet at 400 m relay - Gendron, 200 m dash - Haffner, V, vidual. Frankenmuth. E’ranken- Bickel, Kulow, Satoric, F, 23.59; Vining, CC, Fletcher, In larger institutions, Also shorts in muth won with 62 points. 47,5; cc. V; Smith, CC. clinical laboratory person- (ONE TABLE ONLY) various co/ors. Cass City scored 56 points 400 m dash - Conzelman, ?/ 3200 m run - G. Bliss, CC, nel often become specialists and Vassar, 49 points. F, 54.20; Lapp, CC; Jenson, 10:27; K. Bliss, CC; Cant- in such areas as hematol- a /’ The Hawk boys were F; Hockey, CC. well, V; Heinlein, F. ogy, blood banking, chem- paced by Greg Bliss who 300 m low hurdles - 1600 m relay - Jackson, istry, nuclear medicine, ASIA was a triple winner, taking Schlaefke, F, 41.06; Gend- Wischmeyer, Middaugh, microbiology, histology, I ran, F; Middaugh, CC; -- the 800, 1600 and 3200 meter Lapp, CC, 3:42.51; V. mycology, serology, parasi------WIN A SUPER BIKE runs. Cass City’s only other Licavoli, V. tology or urology. or Any One of Over 100 double winner was Mike Middaugh who won the long j>ump and ran a leg on the SUPERCROSS RACING PRIZES winning 1600 meter relay United States has edge in -bf. *am. Nothing To Buy - Just Register :. The winners and the times WraWer cy distances were: 4 SUPER 4 SERIES Long jump - Middaugh, FC, 19’2”; Fletcher, V; The U.S. appears to have quantities and then discov- identi’fy air molecules pvol, V; Smith, CC. a decided -t hou gh virtu a1 1y ered the ability to alter the and determine atmospheric PLUS FREE: Y Shot put - Sontag, CC, unheralded-edge on one wavelength of light proj- conditions many miles away. 39’IO1/i”;Gohs, V; Kuboo, F; aspect of weapons technol- ected through the mineral. This has dramatic applica- 2 Early Entry Passes part, V. ogy. . .advanced laser devel- tions for defense against Mounted on satel- 8 High jump - Corrigan, F, opment . U.S. chemical, bacteriological $10”; Bishop, F; Stuart, V, .Only the U.S., the USSR lites, aircraft ar tanks, tun- and radiological warfare. to Pontiac Silverdome able laser systems will be Rartung, V, Karst, F, tie. and China are known to be It is conceivable that involved in this research able to: for the Supercross .I Discus - Fletcher, V, this technology could change 2.17’7%”; Pelon, F; Goust, and development. The U.S. provide electronic im- ages of enemy installations the complexion of modern q; Metiva, F. is beliwed to be “light”- military strategy and affect years ahead, thanks to sci- and terrain, Sat., April 30 and Sun., May 1 ;Pole vault - Fabbro, F, pinpoint location, size the balance of power-in $0’6”; Galganski, F; Maier, entists who have developed America’s favor. the “tunable laser”--one and direction of enemy Leeson, CC. .. ____ V; whose wavelength can be missiles and aircraft, With Purchase of Any Wrangler Apparel 6 110 m hurdles high - changed, thus thwarting anti- e designate a specific bendron, F, 15.3;Middaugh, laser tech ni y ues. enemy target by providing CC; Licavoli, F; Schloefke, The work was accom- illumination for laser hom- F. plished at the research lab- ing missiles, ,” 100 m dash - Hoffner, V, oratories of the Allied Cor- illuminate enemy tar- 11.80; Satorik, F; Smith, poration, which now holds gets at night with invisible New tunable laser technol- &C; Hodd, V. the patents on this technol- lights, ogy puts U.S. in tune with t 800 m relay - Gendron, ogy. Scientists synthesized provide directional wea pons ”know-how ” ot he r pickel, Kulow, Satoric, F, the mineral called alexan- guidance for missiles or countries don‘t know how Cass City WHERE EVERYTHING YOU BUY IS GUARANTEED 7.37.9: v. drite in production level aircraft, to deal with. PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN USE CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS

Gen Kehoe Transit (nonbusiness) rates. Gagetown Area News 665-2221 10 words or less, $1.25 each [-) (General] insertion ; additional words 7 (General) cents each. Three weeks for FOR SALE - ’73 Ford Gal- Merchandise Merchandise the price of two - cash rate, ~ axie, 60,215 miles, good FOR SALE - portable elec- Save money by enclosing transportation. Call 872-2635 GIRL SCOUT COOKIES - Mrs. Fred (Cathy) Sulli- and Mrs. Albert Prich of Millie Mosack, Friday and land. They spent the week cash with mail orders. Rates tric fireplace, good condi- after 5 :00. 1-4-2 1-3n freeze real good. Net van left Monday for a four- Owendale visited the Wil- all enjoyed dinner at Sher- end as guests of Mr. and for display want ad on tion. Call 872-2396. 2-4-14-3 more? Call Cass City day convention in St. Louis, sons in Grand Canyon and woodQn-the-Hill, --- Mrs. Bernard Boensch of application, 872-4002, Deford 872-4067. Mo., of the National Patoral together they had dinner at Mrs. Mary McKellar and Saginaw and Sunday were FOR SALE - 1976 Chevrolet FOR SALE 1973 Yamaha Musicians. She was accom- Moqul Lodge and toured the Kerry attended the wedding Impala. Sharp car. Phone - 2-4-14-2 guests at a 14th birthday 650, blue, 10,000 miles, in panied by other area parish canyon. The Priches spent in FarmingtOn Hills Of dinner, honoring Matthew I Automotive 1 872-2369. 1-4-2 1 -3 very good condition, must 1980 CAN AM 125 MX6- organists. the night then continued to Dr. Kurt Karr and Cindy Boensch. see-to-appreciate, call 313- bought new 2-6-82, excellent~_-_ Walnut Canyon, Oak Creek bommers. They spent the Patrick Zuraw, son of FOR SALE - 1974 Ford FOR SALE - 1980 Olds 98 672-9872* 2-4-7-tfn condition, $650.00 or best AGATHA SOCIETY Canyon and on to Tucson, week end with Mary’s sister, ST. Mrs. Ciel Zuraw, arrived 4door station wagon, runs Regency, 4 door, V-8, gas, offer; 1974 Honda CB 360, Last Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Alma Binge, in Detroit. - home from Houston Mon- good, $300. Call 872-4249. loaded with all the extras. PLEASE HELP children Ford$5oCLOO 429 or motorbest offer; with 1969 St. Agatha Women’s So- Mr. and Mrs. W,C, Hunter Mrs. Sue Penrod spent the day. He’ll spend a week 1-4-21-3 Call 872-4301. ~~ ciety met Tuesday evening, visited Mrs. Hunter’s sister, week in Detroit with her recuperating from an injury 1-4-21-1 with Cystic Fibrosis - ride in transmission, heads just April in the church hall Kennedy of Port the bike-athon Sunday, 12, Mrs. Irma daughters and son-in-law, to his ankle, which he suf- FOR SALE - 1979 Chevy M done, $150.00 or best offer. with 17 members present. Austin who is a patient at Pat Buffa and Mr. and Mrs. fered at his job in Houston a ton pickup, 6 cylinder, 3 powerFOR SALE steering, - 1975 Firebird,power United247 at 2:oo, Methodist atChurch, Salem Call 872-2593. President Gen Kehoe called Huron Memorial Hospital, Bill Malapolski. 2-4-21-3 few weeks ago. speed, step bumper, sports brakes, 350 automatic, Free ’POP for all Partici- the meeting to order and Bad Axe. Deacon and Mrs. Bud Mrs. Mary McKellar at- stripe, one owner. Call 2-4-21-1 FOR RENT - new - electric Margaret Generous gave the Mr. and Mrs. Les Munro Kuhr and Rev. Myra Sparks tended a baby shower Sun- 8724301, 1-4-21- 1 AM-FM cassette, mags, side Pants. “Thought for the Day.” returned last week after attended an open house for day afternoon at the home of pipes. Call 658-8677, or con- or manual typewriters by Plans to have the Christ- spending several months at tact KenBrown, 1-4-7-3 FOR SALE - 1981 Suzuki the week or month. Also the clergy volunteers at Mrs. Nancy Nast. Guest of FOR SALE - 6 cylinder leave your typewriters and mas crib figures redone, a their winter home in Lake- Provincial House, Cass City, honor was Patti Rogers. Chevy engine, 250 cu. in. and GN400. Call 872-4698. 2-4-21-3 other office equipment at motherdaughter dinner and FOR SALE - 1979 Olds 98 land, Fla. Sunday afternoon. An open Mrs. Diane Lowe, book- 400 cu. in. Pontiac engine, our store for repair. Used a cleaning bee were dis- Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Hunter house honoring lay volun- Regency, 2 door, diesel, V-8, Plant keeper at Farm Bureau Call 658-8677 or contact Ken ’ typewriters for sale. Mc- cussed. The meeting ad- received word of the birth teers will take place later in Services, gave birth Friday, Brown. 1-4-7-3 vinyl roof, full power, clean car. Call 872-4301. 1-4-21-1 Pioneer Brand ‘Onkey 2-4-6-tf journed and hostess Ciel Friday, April 15, of a grand- the week. April 15, to a son, Robert ~ .~ ____ Zuraw and Gerry Carolan son. He is seven and one-half Mr. and Mrs. Gary McKel- Michael. He weighed five FOR SALE - 1979 Ford 4x4,6 Seed Corn served cookies and coffee, pound Drew Frederick, born lar hosted a 10th birthday pounds and 15 ounces. Diane cylinder, 4 speed, power FOR SALE - ’67 Pontiac The next meeting is May to John and Janelle Hunter party for their son Bobbie and her husband Mike have steering, styled wheels. Call Tempest. Good transporta- for more net 12. of Toledo, Ohio. They have Jon Haldine Wednesday. one daughter Becca and 872-4301. 1-4-21-1 tion. New carburetor and income per acre two other sons, Tyler and Among the guests were they live in Deford. tune-up. Needs some ex- Call your Pioneer Dealer ++++++ Trent . Kerry McKellar, Sue Pen- FOR SALE - 1978 Pontiac haust work, $300. Phone for details about Mrs. M.E. Grady attended rod, and Mary McKellar. Grand Prix, small V, power 872-2576. 1-4-7-3 the “Leaders. ” Mr. and Mrs. George Wil- the funeral of Charlie Beck- Mrs. Gerry Carolan spent Coming Auctions steering, power brakes, air, son, summering in Grand ett at St. Pancratius Church, Monday and Tuesday in Saturday, April 23 - Mar- custom 2 tone, white lettered FOR SALE - 1972 Toyota Canyon, Ariz., spent Easter Cass City, Friday morning. Lapeer visiting her son and JoanMerchant shall Oberski will sell farm radial tires, chrome wheels. Corolla, station wagon, $350 Cass City with George’s aunt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mosack family, the Gary Carolans, machinery, milking equip- Call 8724301. 1-4-21-1 or best offe?. Call 665-2405 Florence Moore, in Sun City, and family were overnight and her granddaughter, Phone 872-3395 ment and personal property after 5:OO or week ends. 24-73 Ariz. Tuesday, April 5, Mr. guests of Jim’s mother, Mrs. Miss Toni Watterworth. at the place located five 1-4-21-3 _I_ Mrs. Millie Reehl and miles east, 11% miles north of Cheese, butter Mrs. Thelma Schmidt of Ubly on McDonald Rd. Osen- SALE FOR SALE - Somma water Bad Axe were callers Sun- lg7’ Old’ 98 bed used 6 months toski Auction Service. distribution Regency* door* gas* 42,000 $550, sell $350 firm: New Call day evening at the home of miles, padded vinyl roof, 872-3887, New books at Mr . and Mrs. Tom Reehl and Saturday, April 30 - Ben and Rosella Lesoski will set 28 with all the extras like new, 2-4-7-4n family. They all attended April one owner. Call 872-4301. the Owen-Gage school play hold a household and real estate auction at the place 1-4-21-1 FOR SALE - 1972 Suzuki 550 the library at the Gagetown gym, in The Human Development motorcycle, 3 cylinder with which Kendra Reehl had a located 1?12 miles west of Commission will distribute 13/4 FOR SALE - 774 Ford Gran fairing, back rest, electric role. Gagetown and miles free surplus cheese and south on Green Rd. Osen- Torino, power steering, start, turn signals, new tires OCCASION OF SIN by Rachel Billington (fiction). The Bob Dunn was guest of butter Thursday, April 28, at power brakes, AM-FM and battery. Recently over- shock of Laura’s departure from her husband’s English honor Saturday evening toski Auction Service. the village-township hall and hearth has a ripple effect. Until she fell in love with Martin, Stereo, good condition. Call hauled, 19,000 $soo.Oo. when his wife and daughter, Saturday, April 30 Cath- fire station on State Street in 872-4114. 1-4-2i-3 1566 Honda 305, electric a younger man, she viewed herself as others did -- happily Donna and Laura, hosted a Gagetown, the HDC office, start, new tires. Needs bat- married to a successful barrister, absorbed in mothering erine MacGillvray will sell retirement party -in the vil- antiques, primitives and col- 429 Montague Avenue, Caro, FOR SALE - 2 Ford 4-speed tery* Stored since l974* an adorable son while enjoying a quasi-professional career, lage hall. Bob retired in and the Millington Township an example of the woman who has it all to the admiring lectibles at the place located transmissions, 1 AMC four- 11,500 miles. $500 or best February from GMAC, four miles east of Cass City, Hall. speed transmission, 4x4 offer. Phone 872-2507. 2-4-7-3 envy of her less secure friends and relatives. Although sex Flint, and 40 of his co-work- Hours will be from 10 five miles north and mile drive shafts, Ford 1 ton rear and love take the couple as far away as the United States, ers came from Flint for the a.m.-1 p.m. or until the FOR SALE - Sears Kenmore Laura’s guilt accompanies them as intrusive specter, east at 2971 Huron Line Rd. end, 1frame jack and cherry an party. Other guests came Lorn Hillaker, auctioneer. supply is exhausted. continuous cleaning natural even more disturbing when she bears another child, a from Caro, Unionville and Individuals must report to sc and DC Case gas range, 2 years old, pilot Heaters daughter. Laura, once an exponent of pragmatic Catholi- Clarkston for an evening of the distribution site in per- tractor parts. Phone free ignition, harvest gold Gas & Electric Saturday, May 7 - Gerald 872-4522. 1-4-21-3 cism, pleasantly smug in helping others through the mari- visiting, dancing and a buf- and Lorraine Rice will sell son and present their Sur- with black glass oven door, tal shoals, is deeply troubled by her sin, by her double agent fet lunch. farm equipment at the place plus Commodity Registra- excellent condition, $300, Over 6 models role of mistress and wife. Mrs. Mary McKellar and located 11/4 miles east of the tion Card. FOR__ SALE -- I979 Ford Daid $600 new. Call 872-5372. to choose from granddaughter, Tanya Hal- light in Port Austin on Pt. If an individual has not yet Mustang, 2 door, power 2-4-21-3 HOW LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES ROB YOU: And dine, spent last Wednesday Aux Barques Rd. Osentoski received this card, they brakes, power steering, Albee What You Can Do About It by Walter Kenton (non-fiction). in Bay City and enjoyed Auction Service. must register at the Human 28,m miles, automatic FOR SALE - Indoor paint, cw-3 Those who already have life insurance are apt to despair on lunch at a local restaurant. Development Commission in transmission, one owner. unopened gallon cans, up to Home Center ’ Saturday, May 7 - Mrs. reading this expose, but Kenton suggests remedies that will Mrs. Ciel Zuraw accom- Caro prior to receiving Excellent condition. Phone $29 values, for $5. Call 872-2270 cheer them. Those who are contemplating buying policies panied her daughter and Phyllis Mark will hold a cheese and butter. 872-4455. 1-4-7-3 665-2405 after 5:OO or week public real estate auction at 2-1-13-tf will be much wiser purchasers after they peruse this son-in-law, Jan and Pete All households who are re- ends. 2-4-21-3 valuable volume. Kenton, an insurance salesman (he Bruessow of Caro, Saturday the place located two miles ceiving a form of public fl - -- evening to the wedding north and a’half mile west of considers the word ‘agent’ a laugh) for 13 years, knows the re- assistance, such as ADC, General-) GAS WATER HEATERS - FOR SALE - Warm Morning business and is convinced that every policy is sold because ception for Deborah Cabola Cass City at 6353 Wilsie Rd. general assistance, food gas furnace with blower, Lorn Hillaker, auctioneer, 30-gallon and up, glass lined it helps the seller, not the insured. The insurance compan- and Michael D. Knox of Bay stamps or SSI, are eligible to (Merchandise) with P and T valve. Now on used 6 months, 5 room; 1 ies, he shows, have not only enormous assets, but enormous City, at the NADA Building, receive cheese and butter. Mobil CB radio; 1 Regency FOR SALE - Lancer riding sale at Fuelgas. 4 miles east influence on state legislatures and even Congress. Northwood Institute, Mid- Households who are not of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. K 500 scanner, 40 channel, Red Cross lawn mower. Call 872-2672 or Phone 872-5395 mornings. receiving any of these types 2-4-21-3 2-1-20-tf lof public assistance, but who 872-5105. ~ ~~ ~ 2-4-21-1 Find the Service or Product have received services annual FOR SALE - 1978 Honda FOR SALE - Sea Fare navy through the HDC may also bean seed. Call 872-2602. FOR SALE - two utility You Need in This...... Action Guide Odyssey. Call 872-2672 or trailers, one 4’x8’, one be eligible to get cheese and 872-5105. 2-4-21-3 ’ 2-4-21-3 I butter. Also, persons living 6’xll’ . Call 872-3191. 2-4-14-3 meeting set on fixed incomes or receiv- FOR SALE - 13’3”~18’3” FOR SALE - Ride Master SERVICE DBRECTORY The annual meeting of the ing unemployment benefits riding mower, two speed, 22 FOR SALE - Sofa and chair, Tuscola County chapter of might be eligible, in accord- green carpeting. Gwd con- I dition. Call 678-4370. 2-4-7-3 inch cut, 5 hp, $200 or best $50 or best offer. Call the American Red Cross will ance with federal poverty offer; cycle - 100 cc road \\ income guidelines. 1-313-672-9345. 2-4-14-3 be Thursday, April 28, at the FOUR L 60x15 tires mounted on-off Taka, made by Rock- I 4 American Home Bank, 111 Persons who are unable ford, $90; Clinton roto tiller, forBULK grain PROPANE driers orsystems home ~ on four spoke rims for a I -I Gateway Sanitation physically to go to the W. Car0 Road, Caro, start- 5-bolt Chevy. $150. Call 31% hp, $85. Jack Doerr, Ford. ..Better Ideas Next Door Sewices ing at 6:30 p.m.’ distribution themselves may 872-2711. 2-4-21-3 Home-Commercial-Industrial 872-2848. 2-4-21-3 heating. Fuelgas of Cass For The American Road Neighbor Highlighting the agenda have someone pick up their City. Phone 872-2161. Cass City Area will be election of new surplus commodities only if bigor-Hunt Unique Handmade Gifts FOR SALE - extra long B & B SATELLITE TV SYS- re-md TRASH COLLECTION officers for next year. the Surplus Commodity tems. Call 517-665-2659. 2-11-14-tf Ford, Inc. 247 S. Street St.. Caro, Mi. Call Collect 313.798-8025 couch, red, excellent condi- Across from Cumings Memorials Chapter officials have also Registration Card is shown. 2-4-21-1n Sates Service “Big Enough To Serve You” tion, $200. Call 872-2245. Ger- BUY --IF Ph- 673-3200 announced that the 1983 The surplus commodities FACTORY DIRECT - ,I ald Stilson. 2-4-14-3 lightweight, fiberglass 6392 Main St. 872-2300 ‘I I Michigan Safety School has have been made available to I I FOR SALE - Avocado green Scamp 13’ & 16’ travel been scheduled June 11-19 at the HDC by the federal 30” electric range, built-in Camp Storer in Jackson. government. Any persons FOR SALE - Kirby Heritage trailers and new 19’ 5th dishwasher, and washing wheel. Call now toll free I The school is designed for in- interested in voluntarily vacuum, A1 condition, used machine; wanted fence post Rubbish Removal 7 months. Call 517-864-3709. 1-800-346-4962 for free brod Container Service Availablej structors who would like to transporting cheese for the and table saw. Call 872-3123, .~ chure and save ! 2-4-14-2 WI Empty Birrelr In tho Alley teach Red Cross courses in agency can contact the of- 2-4-21-3 2-4-21-In

---1_ Cbre’s Eunoco Service water safety, sailing, canoe- fice at 673-4121. *Tune Ups .Minor Repairs ing, first aid, cardiopul- WASHERS AND GAS dry- GAS RANGES - Magic Chef, (Real Estate *Tires *Batterlea monary resuscitation and ers reduced now at Fuelgas new, 20 inches and 30 inches, *Undercoating *Grease L 011 Wed. 6. fhurs. - 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. adapted aquatics (swim- Chorale of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. ~nycolor, Fuelgas, four - [ For Sale Certified Mechanic Sat. - 7 a.m.4 p.m. -$ ming for the handicapped), 2- 1-20-tf miles east of Cass2-1-204; City Call 872-2470 6350 Gafflold Phon. 1172.3145 Students must be at least phone 872-2161. PRIME TILED Farmland - to perform I__ Tuff-Kote Dinol I 17years of age, and in sound FOR SALE - pair of white 278 acres near Owendale. raised letter tires 2251H14. - Asking $2,500*oo per acre, t FOR SALE 2 davenports Sal’s Countv Clipper Automotive Rust Proofing Zions may be obtained at the Call 872-4116. 2-4-21-1 with one &air, rocking Immediate possession. Ted System 6 Waxlng at Trinity Vilkge Service Center ~- 1231 Englehart Rd.. Word Community Services Office chair, footstool, some J* LaFave and Sons Real Tires V-Belts Batteries Gravel Guards - Running Boards Estate, Car0 673-4177. Tune Ups Brakes Mufflers at Cam High School. FOR SALE - ’76 KZ 400 lamps. Phone 872-3905. Phom 872-4176 Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection The Wesley Chorale of Certified Mechanic motorcycle, 6000 miles, fair- 2-3-24-6 3-12-29-tf Monday thru Saturday First United Methodist fREE Singles Club ing, saddlebags, roll bar, -- #&W8 ram8 MIo-U~ Church, Midland, will pre- high-low seat. Good condi- In-fowa Pi& Up 4 0.lio~ Phony sent “Breakfast at Galilee’’ I tion, $800. Call 872-4774 after CASS CITY: Store on Main Street for sale. Good income Phone 872-3850 847 S. Van Dyke Bad Axe dance slated 11 a.m. service during the 7. 2-4-14-3 property or good building to start a business. Assume land Sunday at the Trinity United contract , in Sandusky Methodist Church, The chorale is composed FOR SALE - About 250 bales of straw. Call 872-2956. CAS CITY - 3 bedroom home with 1 car garage and sun The YMCA Thumb Singles of 7th-12th graders. porch on corner lot, full basement, natural gas and many Club will conduct a “farm- “Breakfast,” written by 2-4-14-2 I I extras. KITCHEN DECOR ers’ party” Saturday from Sonny Salsbury, uses music Croft-Clam Lumbar, be, CUSTOM CABINETRY FOR SALE 5-foot glass Dutch made by the Amish 8:30 .p.m.-12:30 a.m. at the and drama to depict in - Cass City 872-2141 showcase, full glass front, CASS CITY - A real nice 4 bedroom 1% story home, 1-car Arlstacreft Kitchens Maple Valley Elementary flashback fashion the dis- garage, basement, natural gas, nice lot, in good neigh- I~dorronWIR~OWJ KlkhOn8 By HOWtMfWt WE BUY TIMBER excellent shape. McConkey a =Formica *CorIan *Sinks Phone 872.4410 School in Sandusky. ciples and followers of the borhood. Must to appreciate. Land contract hxror Loch Jewelry & Gift Shop, phone see $42,500, Pro finished ?moling *Faucets *Solar Panels Weekdays 8-5 p m .Sat 8 1 p m Those attending should Risen Christ as they gather terms. Congoleum =Wallpaper N. Kingston Rd., Deford “dress accordingly .” Music together at the Sea of Galilee 872-3025. 2-4-7-tf Mom-Fri. - 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ’ 415 W.Fnnk Ciro 673-3028 Sat. 8 a.m. 3 p.m. will be provided by Darrell to remember the events sur- - - FOR SALE White Ameri- WANT TO GET away from it all? Manistique Lake. In the Welton. Refreshments will rounding the Crucifixion and - U.P. 1-bedroom furnished cabin, utility building, dock and Timber 1 be available. Resurrection. can spoke rim wagon wheels, 15-inch, for Dodge boat, on a I,$ acre lake lot. Excellent swimming and fishing, 4x4, $75 set of 4, Will not sell $18,OOO with land contract terms. separate. Phone 872-2576. Whittaker Lumber Co. LISTINGS WANTED - Homes, farms, vacant land and I Wanted standing timber 2-4-7-3 Buy your carpet or linoleum, then - recreational property. call us for expert installation. We and saw logs. also do custom and repair work. PLUMBING .5 HEATING, INC, FOR SALE - 1978 Kawasaki I PRINTING SERVICE CAS AREA 2 furnished mobile home on lh I Call [ CITY - bedroom I Factory trained, “We Dolt Riaht.” I I 8528 Main I 872-3405 1 KZ io00 full windjam- LTD, Sat isfact ion guaranteed acre lot. road. $15,000. Terms available to the right Phon. 072-5084 6766 Third St., Cass City Business Cards Menus mer fairing, backrest and Good J.J.’s Flooring Senrice PI- Phm453-3531 person. Accounting Forms * Letterheads luggage rack, low miles. Cass City - 517-872-3758 Also 1979 Honda CR 250, new Programs. * Vouchers in ’82, rode 6 times. Call CASS CITY AREA - 2% acres on the Cass River. A real nice weekdays after 5:30 872- 1% story home, all remodeled and carpeted, breezeway, . , Statements Brcchures - 5114. 2-4-14-3 sun porch, 2 car garage, small barn, pond, large yard and Envelopes Booklets lots of trees. All this for less than $5O,OOo with land contract Warju’s Flooring I CASE, KUBOTA Carpet and Linoleum CAR0 RENTAL Installation Renting the Right Tool & NEW HOLLAND 61sB Lakeside Dr. Sales and Service Cess City, MI Makes a Tough Job Easy The Cass City Chronicle Phons (51 7)872-351 1 Corner of M-81 & M-24 RABIDEAU MOTORS Phone 872-2010 Phons 673-5578 Form Division 872-2616 PAGE FIFTEEN CAS CITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983

TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH = USE PROFITABLE LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS Real Estate \ (Real Estate \ Notices 1 Services ~ I 1 f ForRent 1 Notices PRESBYTERIAN Rum- Equipment For Sale 1 ForSale J PIANO TUNING and re- AUCTIONEERING mage Sale - Saturday, May pairing on all makes of Lorn "Slim" Hillaker. TOP FOR SALE - gravity DOX FLORIDA Southwest Coast - CASS CITY - 2 bedroom 7. Doors open 9 a .m . 5-4-21-2 pianos. 20 years' experience. dollar for Your Property with running gear, excellent .ots, acreage, commercial, home, basement, and Member of the Piano tceh- Phone 872-3019, City. condition. Call 665-2290 after homes, new construction, garage. Large lot. Nice nicians Guild. Duane Johns- . 8-10-3-tf 4:OO. 9-4-14-3 rentals, and information. area. Just small closing cost Vargo Service ton, Bad Axe, Mich. 48413. 'Mona Henry Zawilinski, Blown Insulation" FOR SALE - International 40 and interest subsidy as low SMALL ENGINE Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1-t f Henry Realty, Realtor, days as 1 percent -- to qualified REPAIR - - SMALL TRACTOR New corrstruction beet and bean drill, excel- .(813) 639-0345 evenings (813) buyer. Tom Purman Real Remodeling lent condition, good paint. ,637-1221. Realtors welcome. Estate, phone 517-624-9963. REPAIR Water Well Y- Additions Call 872-3256. 9-4-1 4-3 3-10-28-24 3- 114tf WELDING & 4-k14-4 SANDBLASTING Drilling G ara ~[es t . Residen tial-Commercial Roofing,%iding SALE BY OWNER HOUSE FOR SALE - in Cass FOR RENT - 3 bedroom NOTICE Fast Drilling Pole Buildings 1 Livestock 1 '$OR - house with fireplace, south- 6254 Main Rotary nice 3 bedroom home, ranch City: 3% bedrooms, 11% FREE ESTIMATES RABBITS FOR SALE - Eng- baths, 2 story, all brick, east of Cass City. $230 per Evergreen Phone 872-5121 type in Cass City on large month plus security deposit. 375-4233 Leiterman Builders ]ish Angora, Siamese Satin, corner lot, dining room and slate roof, natural gas, Dump Day 8-5 Monday-Friday Cass City French hops with grand corner lot, garage, fenced in Call after 5 517-479-9618. or 375-2547 living room carpeted, with Evenings by appointment Phone 872-3721 champion background.10-4-21-3 Call ,full basement, paneled with yard. Possible land con- 4-4-14-3 5-11-4-tf tract. Call 872-4488 after 4:OO Saturday, April John Zaleski Licensed and Insured 872-3874. bar, fireplace, 1% baths and RENT 2 bedroom 23 5550 Kilmanagh Rd. 8-4-15-tf p.m. 3-4-21-3 FOR - ..L *central cleaning system, duplex apartment in Kings- w-3 FREE HOME WATER Owendale FEEDER CATTLE for sale - Ace kitchen and lots of ton, $275 per month, all analysis - Water King water 84-14-3 Call 683-2998 or 683-2749. 1 ?4 miles south Argyle NOW IS THE TIME to get ,closet room. Also nicely HOUSE FOR SALE in Cass utilities paid. Call 683-2175. of softeners and salt on sale at 10-4-14-3 west side your Lawn Rolling done. landscaped. Shown by ap- City. Wonderful, nice 4 bed- 4-4-14-3 Fuelgas, 4 miles east of Cass "pointment. Reasonable. room, 2 story house, central 5421-1 FAGAN'S THUMB Carpet Also grading driveways, etc. City on M-53. Phone 872-2161. Cleaning - Dry foam or Jack Stahlbaum, phone EWES FOR SALE - bred, ,Phone 872-4203 or 872-3289. air conditioning, 2 car RENT - 1 bedroom up- 5-1-20-tf young, unshorn. Will lamb 3-1-27-t garage, family room, living FOR steam. Also upholstery and 872-3082. 8-4-21-2 stairs apartment, stove, re- POTHOLES AND ROAD wall cleaning, Free Esti- end of April and May. Sell room, 2% baths with wall- frigerator and utilities fur- bumps may have knocked flock of 21 or individually. FOR SALE - 1980 Skyline paper, large kitchen and 2 OPEN mates. Call toll free 1-800- nished. $250 per month. the front wheels on your car 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We Ed's Saw Call Marlette 517-635-7255. 14x70 3 bedroom mobile dining areas, finished base- Security deposit required. out of whack this winter. So till 6: 30 p.m. 10-4-14-2 home, 1% baths, with house ment. Shown by appoint- welcome BankAmericard - Sharpening Call 872-5305. 4-4-14-3 before you tackle a long- MONDAY-THURSDAY Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf siding and shingled roof. ment, 872-5034. 3-4-21-5 ~ ~~ distance trip, better have March 14 thm April LOW Excellent condition. Cash or 30 1 - RATES - PROFES [Help Wanted) KINGS VIEW Apartments - your wheels checked for (Also open Sunday aftemom) ~slalght,f!rhg-curing SIONAL SERVICE - .terms. Call 269-7864 or 313- LISTINGS WANTED: If We have several brand new proper alignment. Badly your Spring Smoking and Processing 949-7638. 3-4-7-3 for GUAR-ANTEED WORK WANTED - babysitter in my you have a home, farm or apartments available. Call aligned wheels wear out Shopping Convenience home, non-smoker , 872-3785. 1 business you'd like to sell, 517-633-2613 or 517-351-1644. tires. Burton-Moore Ford, Beef-Pork-Veal-Lamb 5870 W. Kelly Rd., Cass City 11-4-7-3 HOUSE FOR SALE - by call Kelly W. Smith at 4- 12-9-t f Caro. Call 673-4171. 5-4-14-2 owner, in Cass City. 3 bed- Osentoski Realty - office till 1 For Sale - Beef and Pork Phone 872-4512 WANT - baby sitter to live full basement, large 5:OO 8724377 and after 5:OO moms, Notices HomeA1bee- Center Whole or half. Wrapped in 8-4-21-tf in. Call 665-2405. 11-4-14-3 lot. Call 872-3478. 3-4-14-3 872-2248. 3-2-24-tf Spring Rentals 1 I Ed Spencer 872-2270 Cass City the new clear shrink film PLEASE HELP children Lawn Aerator Wanted with Cystic Fibrosis - ride in Lawn Roller Erla's Packing Co. Real Estate the bike-athon Sunday, April Rototiller SPRING HOUSECLEANING CasCity, Michigan RICH'S DISPOSAL - Resi- Cdmmissioned sales per- 24, at 2:00, starting at Salem Leaf Blower SALE Dick Erla dential and Commercial son for Bad Axe and Cass Cass City - Store on Main Street. Good income property or a United Methodist Church. Starting March 14th Phone 872-2191 Rubbish Removal. Contain- City area. good place to start a business. Land contract. at Free pop for all partici- 8-11-2-tf er service available. Call Self-motivated, punctual, OPEN 683-2233. We empty barrels Just out of town - Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch, large living pants. 5-4-21-1 Man.-Thurs. till 6:30 p.m. SUNNY SIDE OF willing to learn new prod- room with fireplace, kitchen and dining room combo, full 872-2270 THE STREET RON'S Refrigeration - Re- in the alley. 8-2-12-tf ucts, Water softener and basement. More than 2 car garage, automatic opener. Well WILL DO yard clean-up, pair all makes of washers, heating experience help- Tuesday, April 26, thru landscaped. Land contract terms - priced in mid-50's. light hauling, moving. Del- Albee @a> driers, refrigerators, freez- ful. Mileage paid and 1 bert King, 683-2573. 5-3-17-6 Saturday, April 30 ers and ranges. Call Caro Arthur Brown complete benefit package. Home Center Cass City In town - 2 story, 2 bedroom, brand new kitchen, new carpet, ---______Cass City 5r3-lGtf All merchandise 6736125. 8-2-3-tf Apply in person with new wiring, like new gas furnace and water heater. Doll Free Estimates 20% off resume at Fuelgas of Cas Nouse describes it perfectly. Price high 30s. Land con- CROSS WITH CHRIS! Per- Auctioneer Well Drilling City on 4-25-83 between tpact available. on roofing, siding, sonally escorted two-week SOME ITEMS 50% OFF 9:00 a.m. - 1 p.m. Junction insulation, aluminum doors tours. East West Germany, HOW 1O:OO EXPERIENCED and M-53 and M-81. All and more. This all brick home has it! 3 bedrooms, 3 fire and windows and aluminum Austria, Switzerland, Bel- - 5:oO 11-4-21-1 places, family room, living room, kitchen and dining area or Fiber Glass awnings. gium, Holland, June 14; %. Saturday 10:M - 3%) Pump Repair combined, full basement with bar (could finished off Closed Mondays Complete Auctioneering rIRED OF Retirement? be ScandinavianAdventure July STATE beautifully). Intercom, 200 amp service, well insulated, 5-421 -2 Service Handled Anywhere. LICENSED Make good money as an Make All Arrangements. gas or wood heat and hot water. 2 car garage. 2 septic sys- Elkton Roofing ~~tro~r.~~ud~o~o We Avon representative. Meet $2, Our Experience Is Your Phone 673-3800 tems. 18x36 outbuilding. All on 1 acre. 3 miles from town, & Siding Co. daily, first class hotels. Free ATTENTION gardeners - nice people, set your own b- Assurance 8-1-27-tf hours. Ask about low cost brochure. Mrs. Chris Have me rototill your gar- Press, ~. group insurance coverage. 10 acres more or less on corner location. White Creek front- Phone 269-7469 7369 Beme Rd., Pigeon, MI den this spring with new age. $1500 down 10 percent land contract. (Bring deposit). John Deere tractor and roto- Ira, David & STAPLETON BUILDERS - Call Virginia Seroka 872-2525 j-7-2i-tf 48755. 517-453-2202. Try a Roofing, siding, remodeling, or Judy Beardslee 673-4372 Chriscross ! 5-2-17-10 tiller. Reasonable rates. Martin Osentoski We have many other homes and vacant land available. Senior Citizen discount. Del- Phone additions, rough-in. All types or write 1650 N. Hurds CAR POOL DESIRED to bert King, 683-2573. 5-3-17-6 Cass City 872-2352 Collect of general building. Licensed Corner Road, Caro. 11-3-31-4 C&CSHOPPE and insured. 517465-9943. ZEMKE REAL ESTATE Saginaw Valley State Col- Ornaments - Wedding Tops I 6410 Main St., CaSs City lege, Summer term, Tues- Cake Pans - Decorating Tips BEAN KNIVES hammered 8-3-3-8 [mrk Wanted Services .~ 872-2776 872-2%6 ' ' 872-2545 day and Thursday days. Call CandyMolds f I or worn-out knives rebuilt. 33 FLEENOR APPLIANCE years experience. 872-5056. 5-4-7-3 &las;;wpbleJ'A Service - washer, dryers, WILL DO baby sitting. Call Cable Special! ! Guaranteed. Ubly Welding stoves, water heaters, re- 072-4249. 12-4-14-3 Shop. Ubly, MI. 517-658-2211 FEMALE ROOMMATE G., $10.00 off installation charges frigerators. 4260 Woodland FOR SALE BY wanted, to share household Wilton or 517-658-8722. 8-3-3-12 Ave., Cass City. Phone 872- LOOKING FOR WORK Cake Decorating Products for new installation, re- OSENTOSKI REALTY expenses. Call 665-2405 after connecting, or adding HBO. INTERIOR AND EAterior 3697. 8-4-17-tf mowing and trimming & Candy making Supplies ' shrubbery. Have all my own 5:OO or week ends. 5-4-21-3 Call area representative painting - Install windows, COUNTRY LIVIN' AT ITS BEST I_ equipment. Guaranteed 872-2525 at drywall, panelling, ceiling [ Wanted to Buy') '2,500 square feet of living space, 3 large bedrooms, 3 2841 Van Dyke (M-53) tile, etc. Theron Esckilsen, satisfaction at a reasonable baths, fireplace in living and one in family rcmm. room Bingo between Mal&M46 872-4245 4314 Maple St., Cass City. WANTED exercise bike. price. Call 872-2712. 12-4-14-3 'Full walk-out basement with 2 car attached garage. - Every Sunday Decker, MI. Phone 872-2302. 8-12-24-tf Call 872-5115. 6-4-21-3 24x30 workshop. All this with possible interest 'free for 1-204 or LOOKING FOR seamstress 'six months. ~ First Michigan Cablevision work in sewing and, or alter- Everybody welcome WE HAVE OPENINGS in Toll free 1-800-392-9929 TV Repair WANTED TO BUY - weight All makes lifting equipment, bar bells ations. Twelve years' exper- , YOU WORK LET YOUR FAMILY PLAY Mata's Adult Foster Care Offer expires April 30 ience. Will do odd jobs too. WHILE Doors open 6:OO p.m. and weight bench with leg ; And swim in the 18' pool that goes with this lovely 3 bed- Homes, Sandusky. Call 313- 8-4-21-2 Call 872-2712. 12-4-14-3 Bingo at 6:30 p.m. Antenna and Towers (free lifter and curl bar. Call , rmm mobile home on 1.78 acres. Located just 3V4 miles 648-4744 or 313-648-3326. Terrasi 81Son estimates). Appliance from Cass City. Priced in the low twenties. St. Pancratius 5-4-14-2 872-3887, 6-4-7411 WILL DO BABY sitting in Electrical Co. 313-612-9440 my home. Call 872-4698, RIVER FRONTAGE Church Farm 5-7-5-tf Rent Rinse N Vac New installations and 12-4-14-3 We have 3 homes on the Cass River, just south of Cass repairs Call Any Time City . AL'S TV SALES [Equipment PHONE YOUR Rawleigh The professional do-it- Electrical heating and cooling service & SERVICE FOR SALE - 4 row culti- [Household Sales) 3 bedroom, 3 bath with family room on 5 acres. $14,900.00. distributor. We have all your you~elfcarPtcl~ning -~ ~ special needs. Also new system Homes - Farms - Business 1453 Main St. vator, rear mount; 3 bottom Snover, Mich. - 16 Case plow. Call after 7 - GARAGE SALE - clothes 2 bedrooms -with horse barn on 11 acres. $34,900.00. specials every month. Special Licensed Electrical Al and Bryan Pudelko 872-4529. 9-4-14-3 12-14, dishes, Avon bottles, Tasters parties and fund Contractor 8-6-3-tf bucket seats, games, miscel- 3 bedroom and 2 bath on 1%acres at $47,900.00. raising.I Phone 872-4751. Rental Rate Offer CALL ANYTIME laneous. No early sales. 5-3-31-6 CASS CARPENTRY - Re- FOR SALE Friday, April 22, 9-5; Satur- Call today and take a look at the one of your choice. -- Now Only $3.99 half day 658-2291 modeling, additions, siding. Grader blade, new, $235 day, 9-1. 8 miles east on 81, 3 Puzzled? Cass City Road, Snover Roofing of houses and barns, Wide-low heavy duty 2 north, 1/4 east. 14-4-21-1 Phone 872-4377 Rinse N Vac cleans the &i-iatf Mike Bryant, phone 872-3098. wheel trailer, good condi- -- Give a gift subscription to way Professionals do, at a 8-3-31-8 tion, $875 LARGE RUMMAGE SALE - fraction of the cost. NEED UPHOLSTERING or ~ Land leveler, pull type, $135 baby - children - adult The Cass City Chronicle any type sewing done, call SERVICES OFFERED - Case field cultivator 11-ft., clothing, beds, stove, love- Albee qm-> Shari 872-5355. 8-4-74 Don Whittenburg, 3844 Cedar 8-ft.3 point pull hitch, type $250 field culti- seat, dressers, coffee table, Birthdays, anniversaries, Home Center Run Road, Cass City, call dryer and much more. April Gift card mailed with Cass City Chuck Gage 872-3362, yard work, wash vator, $250 21, 22, 23 at the old Paint each order 7-22-tf Welding Shop windows, painting. 8-3-17-8 2 row corn planter, $75 Store from 9 to ? 14-4-21-1 ' 3-4-14-2 Heliarc welding Elsie Hahn Custom Butchering Call 872-2155 - 872-3519 GROUP GARAGE SALE - , Specializing in aluminum, BEEF & PORK 872-5093 Thursday, Friday, Satur- stainless steel, blacksmith- (Hogs are scalded - not 9-4-14-2 day, April 21, 22, 23, 9-5. ing, fabricating and radi- skinned) -- Chrome kitchen table and 4 ator repair. Check our prices on ALL TYPES of Mand ,W chairs, garden seed planter, Also portable welding half or whole duals, row guide and radial charcoal grill, set .of stone- I: All types of welding Meat Wholesale and Retail tractor tires. O'Brien's Tire ware dishes, yarn, paper- B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE 7062 E. Deckerville Rd. Gainor's Meat Shop, 620 E. Huron Ave., back books, 8 track tapes, Deford, Michigan Bad Axe, Mich., Phone 269- many odds and ends and Phone 872-2552 Packing 731 1 or 269-8471. 43-34 clothes. 2% miles east of 1 mile north, 1 mile west of 8-5-15-tf 77 OLIVER TRACTOR, wide 'Cass City, lmile south, turn Bad Axe. right, first place on south Phone (517) -269-8161 front, good shape, motor We have a large selection of HOMES, COUNTRY WHEN IN CASS CITY, leave side. 7714 E. Elmwood. 269-9375 overhauled, new clutch, re- 14-4-21- 1 HOMES, FARMS, VACANT LAND, LOTS & your dull carbide or steel Dave bed- 872-28278-9-30-tf built starter and generator. saw blades at Bigelow Hard- Call after 6 p.m. 872-2931. ware. Bruce Silvernail will 9-4-21-3 [ Card of Thanks I BUS1N ESS OPPORTUNITIES sharpen them. No handling charge. Circular steel saw BRICK, BLOCK and cement A SINCERE THANK you to work, state licensed, free BARGAIN PRICES ON blades to 8 inches in diame- FARM EQUIPMENT relatives and friends that ter $1.50; to 12 inches $1.75. estimates. Call Karl Weip- helped in any way to make We are now in our 31st year serving both the buyers pert Jr. 872-3749. 8-4-21-tf Case 12' H/D transport Blades are cleaned, jointed, disc $151, my 80th birthday open house and the sellers set, face ground and gullets 500 gal. poly tank sprayed such a happy occasion. Fern gummed, and tops ground. Ken Martin w/10 ton R/gear $7~Silvernail. 13-4-21-1 Fine tooth plywood blades 300 gal. poly tank ct cradle ~ are machine filed. 8-3-24-tf Electric, Inc. - Residential and Commercial w/ trailer $250 I WANT TO thank family J.D.CAA 12' field culti- and friends for the prayers, ARMSTEAD Wiring vator $150 calls, cards and visits during .B. A. CALKA, Realtor ALUMINUM Grahan Holme 10' field my hospital stay. Your FREE ESTIMATES State Licensed cultivator $125 thoughtfulness will always Aluminum and vinyl sid- Int. 10' field cult. $110 be remembered. Debra Free Estimates 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Mich. 48726 ing, roofing, eave troughs, 12' drags $60 Ouvry . 13-4-21-1 Phone: 872-3355 replacement, windows, Phone 872-4114 Int. 13 hole grain drill $125 storm windows and doors. J.D. 17 hole grain drill $50 THE FAMILY OF Archie Only 1st quality material 4180 Hurds Corner Road Miscellaneous others 8-8-10-tf Ackerman Jr. would like to We sell FARMS & HOMES used. 872-3345 Call Now thank friends and relatives Workmanship guaranteed 9-4-14-2 for their kindness during our for 60/0 in writing. ELMER H. FRANCIS, li- recent bereavement. Special Licensed contractor. censed builder, New homes FOR SALE -yard of machin- thanks to the members of Call evenings 872-3320 or remodeling. Roofing, sid- ery parts, iron, PTO shafts Gagetown Nazarene An Equal Opportunity Lender REALTORm or 872-3863 ing, barns, pole buildings. and much more. Call morn- Church. 13-4-21 -1 a-3~Phone 872-2921. 8-11-7-tf ings 872-5359. 9-4-21-1 PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1983 CASCITY, MICHIGAN 250 hear Dr. Schwaderer sing praises of Cass Citv J

done for this community,” year for the world, the task easily accomplished He ended his half-hour nation, particularly our these days.’’ lose their jobs. talk with praise for his state and to some extent, the Althaver concluded “We “I sure hope your millage audience. “You’ve got a village. ” care for our community and passes,” Schwaderer told great town and iE keeps He complimented the vil- we must never stop caring buy a condominium or a with granting an 11 percent his audience. (Renewal of getting better because of you lage’s 16 regular employees, for our community.” boat or a car that he can’t mortgage, which represents 16.9 mills will be on the people here tonight.” plus summer employees for Master of ceremonies for afford,he first has to ratidn- a one-third discount from ballot June 13). the job they do, which the evening was Chamber of alize the purchase, so he the real money rate for He had praise for the Cass VILLAGE REPORT “makes our (the village Commerce President Curt won’t look foolish. mortgages. City schools, their personnel council’s) job very easy.” Strickland, who reported the In recent years it has been So today when you find and the preparation he re- Village President Lam- Looking ahead, Althaver chamber has 98 members, easy to find an apparently just the little nest you and ceived there. “I got all the bert Althaver, in presenting said, a number of persons compared to 92 a year ago logical reason to buy a condo Mary want to settle in, education I needed.” his annual “state of the vil- are working to bring new and 86 in 1981. or a boat or a car to suit your you’ve got to find some other In contrast to the Cass lage” report, dwelled on the business and industry to The invocation was given SQUARE DANCERS -- The three fancy, because if you didn’t, reason than “the price will City schools, Schwaderer past and looked ahead to the Cass City, but cautioned, by Rev. Harry Capps of the generations who belong to the Rocking you’d lose money. be higher next year” to said, all the schools in Grand future, “That is obviously not a First Presbyterian Church, Everybody knew these justify your purchase. Rapids have security offi- He praised the leaders of Eights Square Dance Club are, front items were going to go up 15 My friend Charley, who cers patrolling the halls. the past who gave Cass City lives in Texas, found himself row, from left, Allen, Kathy and percent a year. And by golly, HE COMPLIMENTED wide streets, sewage treat- Juanita Back row, Barb, Jim for a few years they actually a nice rental last year - two Dr. H.T.Donahue, who has ment, water system and in- Cass City receives Burk. did. bedrooms at $300 a month, practiced medicine in Cass dustrial development. and Fin Burk. good location and with a Trouble right now is that City since 1933, who was in Looking back on the past prices are resting on a courtyard and pool. the audience. year, Althaver mentioned plateau that ‘is by definition The owners turned it into a “The more I’ve had the that Cass City’s new $6 delayed payment flat. Maybe even sliding condo. Figuring interest on opportunity to practice million sewage treatment 3 generations of his down payment, interest down a bit. medicine . * . I realize the plant is finished. He added, Reports from Hawaii, a on the balance, maintenance service Dr. Donahue has “This has been a difficult hot real estate area if there and taxes, his new cost of square dancers lodgings will be $600 a month ever was one, show drops of Its 56 percent share of that all other aid payments due more than 15 percent in for the same place he now received this week comes to by then. Three generations of the Fin and Juanita Burk be- condo prices from a year rents for $30. Create council $12,147. The delay in aid pay- Fin R. Burk family are now came members. ago. “But they’re giving me a 5 Jim and Barb have been percent discount since I’m According to the Michigan ments, LaPonsie said, has members of the Rocking In Florida, a developer Municipal League, by June Eight Square Dance Club of members of the club for says prices are about the already renting,” he said. required careful spending A cabinet-level Council on The cabinet-level jobs 30, villages and cities are and postponing purchase of Caro. three years. Fin and Juanita same but “nothing’s mov- “This is only good for a Saturday evening was have been members six month, though. And the in- Jobs and Economic De- council will consist of the supposed to have received some supplies that the vil- ing.” velopment, with Commerce directors of the Depart- all the money due them from lage normally buys each graduation for the students years. In Michigan, near my terest on the balance is only February and approxi- who have been taking les- The two families plan to 11% percent.” Director Ralph Gerson as its ments of Agriculture, Natur- spring, such as sewer pipe, home county of Lapeer, a mately 60 percent of the May when prices better, sons since last September. attend the National Square (The 113/4 percent, it turns chairman, was created re- al Resources, Labor, Licens- are nice rural area an hour’s cently by executive order by ing and Regulation, Man- and June payments. The It may have to further Allen, 14, and Kathy, 13, Dance Convention at Louis- drive from 3 million people, out, is guaranteed for only children of Jim and Barb ville, Ky., June 23-25. About three years. Look out in Governor James Blanchard. agement and Budget, Trans- rest of the money owed delay some purchases and land is selling for less than it portation and Treasury, through June 30 is supposed dip into financial reserves, Burk and grandchildren of 30,000 dancers will attend. did 10 years ago. 1984!) Blanchard said the coun- The decision to buy the cil, which will “interface” along with Attorney General There is all kinds of pretty Frank Kelley and State good farm land at $1,OoO an same place and double his with a private sector coun- acre which can either be housing costs per month got cil, will provide the first School Superintendent Phil- farmed or split into 10-acre back to the real reason that coordinated efforts to de- lip Runkel. chunks and sold for Charley decided to buy. velop strategies for attract- Blanchard said the coun- “I’m 68 years old and I’m ing new business and pro- cil’s first task will be to “put “country estates” without together a comprehensive the necessity of subdividing. tired of moving.” moting employment in Michigan. strategy on jobs and eco- Some of the $1,000 land nomic development. It will sold for $1,500 early in the Additionally, House identify target industries for 1970s. 8 Speaker Gary Owen our future, make recom- Florida condos, as every- First tamp (D-Ypsilanti) said the legis- mendations to attract busi- one knows, doubled in price lative Joint Committee on ness and retain businesses,” the last five years or so. But Administrative Rules will along with making recom- this last year the plateau The first postage begin a review of adminis- mendations on diversifying was reached. stamp and hobbyist ap- trative rules with four de- business. Many of the prices being peared in 1840. On May 6th partments -- Natural Re- Blanchard also said the reported now are less than the. United Kingdom and sources, Labor , Commerce council will have top priori- they seem. Ireland issued the world’s and Public Health -- to find ties of helping to formulate a The buyer might get his first postage stamps, “Penny which rules can be elimi- publif works program, asking price of $120,000 for a Black” and the “Two Penny nated or streamlined to aid small business initiatives two-bedroom, 1,200-square- Blue,” depicting the young business locations and de- Queen Victoria. and create a new strategic foot apartment, but that’s velopments in the state. investment bank.

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Now that spring is here, turer of weatherstripping. For air infiltration, or air leakage, many homeowners are in the a free copy, send a self-ad- around the sash. The lower the market for storm windows to dressed stamped envelope to CFM number, the tighter the WE’VE GOT ONE replace the old, loose ones that Schlegel Window hokIe1, window and the more energy it ran up their heating bilIs iast P.O. Box 23113, Rochester, saves. winter. How do you judge a /NY14692. Compare CFM ratings. A storm window for increased few years ago, storm windows energy efficiency? Look for CFM rating rated as much as 4.0 CFM. Now, many windows have IN hdge a storm window’s en- Helpful hints available CFM ratings as low as 0.5. ergy efficiency by its CFM rat- The best new storm windows An informative booklet enti- ing just as you would judgs a by MPG have a 0.1 CFM rating, mak- tied “Consumer’s Guide to car its rating. CFM ing them 40 times more effi- Buying Storm Windows” is stands for “cubic feet of air per cient than the windows of just avaiiable from Schlegel Cor- minute, per foot of crack pe- a few years ago! poration, a leading manufac- rimeter” and is a measure of CFM ratings can be found in a test report on the window. Ask for the rating or a copy of the test report from your con- tractor or retailer. HOSPITAL DRIVE is the site of the new home of Mark Ratings are available for and Barbara Cook, who moved in in mid-February. The better quality storm windows. A WALKOUT BASEMENT is a feature of the three- Avoid windows that do not bedroom home of Mike and Deb Otulakowski on Kelly home has three bedrooms and I’/Z bathrooms. The Cape have a CFM rating; they may Cod style home is across from the Northwood Heights be obsolete. Road, south of Cass City. They and their two children Apartments. Obvious savings moved in last November. The Otulakowskis did their own To see how much a home- electrical work, painting and hanging the cupboards. owner can save with energy- efficient storm windows, look Decorative potential of at a home in Minneapolis, Why use a big trmor on a job a small tractor So if you want to get the job done right, gcr I Minnesota. With 3-by-5 foot can do just as well? And for less. the right tractor for the job. We’ve got one in Douglas fir among * Our B Series Kubota tractors range from 12 your size. windows, local heating prices to 19 hp, have 2- or 4-wheel drive andhandlc a CHRONICLEA LITTLE molding often overlooked ($1.20/gaIlon for oil), and 12 variety of implements. AH have hydraulic 3-pint mph wind speed, the hirch, front and rear PTO, and a dependabte and the ceiling. It is also used homeowner saves about $59 diesel engine. Choose from a variety of WANT AD to cover cracks around doors per window in one season with transmissions. Standard shift models offer the best wood for horn right speeds to match your job. The hydrostatic and windows , old aluminum storm windows. Douglas fir is among the able. ;1 and In addition to its functional these models give you all this plus the ease of no-shift, is 5oftu.ood does When windows are one pedal control. best woods to buy for home applications, molding makes We’re looking for work. not resist decal,. according to replaced with 0.1 CFM storm construction. Fir has good an attractive decoration on windows, the saving is about the Ortho hook. “HOW to GETS Big physical properties, is widely Design and Build Decks and doors, kitchen cabinets, $115 book- per window! The energy available and has such mong Patioh.” 7-he book includes a cases, and walls. the room by Rabideau Motors, I~c. In wasted inefficient storm natural coloring that no stain- list of 1 t woods and the char- pictured, the ceiling molding by windows is cut as much as Farm Division ing is needed. acteristics of each In relation is painted with a simple pat- 95 percent. Results Spruce, also widely avail- tern which a..ids decorative Cass City to home construction. interest and color to the room, Found money -- Molding can be purchased Take advantage of the latest from hardware and paint advances in energy efficient stores in a variety of widths ENERGY EFFICIENT STORM WINDOWS like these have a technology. The money you and patterns, ranging from the save on your winter heating plain to the ornate. The follow-‘ 0.1 CFM rating, which means little warm rpir eseapes to the outeide*These etom windows will draetiedy reduce heat- bill can go toward other home ing ideas from the National improvements next spring! Paint and Coatings Associa- ing bib next winter. eep Michigan Green tion illustrate some of the ways t to bring the beauty of molding to light in your home. Make the most of the Trees molding you already have, by KUBOTA painting it with high gloss or enamel paint in a shade or two u darker than the wall color. This will give your walls the dra- bath matic effect of being encircled with color! For a room decorated in GIVES YOU the country motif, achieve a cfeationt# sophisticated yet rustic ap- Imperial vanities are built We Have A pearance by either leaving the with the same high quality molding unfinished and apply- material and craftsmanship What is that Full Line Of ~ ing only a protective coat of found in Imperial kitchen polyurethane or staining it It’s a dense mat I ig h t I y. cabinets. With vanity and Another possibility is to. sink base sizes to fit almost any lets CREDIT bath Imperial AT select a small, simple design area, Trees and stencil it onto the molding you bring symmetry and clippings between at regu Iar intervals. Use colors functional beauty to this and found in your upholstery or most personal area of your the soil and the add new colors for a bright ac- home. Use imperial vani- cent. ’’ ties in your bathroom, bed- visible green vegetation. li pre- ? T-? to e Apply molding a plain hallway or any door and create the look of room, ... rubberies vents the penetration of oxygen, fertilizers and other room in your home 10.5% ARR. paneled wood. Try painting This interest rate offer is available water into the soil. It creates a breeding ground your molding a rich gold for an where you wish to carry Come in now and see our full line through with continuity of of Kubota They’re all diesel for a limited time only. Come in now for fungus and far insects thatdestroy .lawns. elegant look or stain it in a tractors. darker shade to contrast warm- design elegance. Your powered, 2- or 4-wheel-drive, from 10 and let us explain how you can take Always power rake before you fertilize! ly with the color of the door. IMPERIAL Dealer is the to 76 PTO horsepower. advantage of Kubota’s finance plan. I Remember, designing and Leading Specialists in f unc t ional And, we now offer 10.5%annual decorating the molding is Bathroom Planning in your 1 POWER RAKE RENTAL easier done before it is at- Community. percentage rate financing from tached to the wall. Kubota Credit Corporation, when 1 I (DE-THATCHER) elegance you buy Kubota tractors and Shopping centers going implements. Brooks’ * Landscaoina condo? The idea may not be as Chwse either a standard monthly far-fetched as it seems. AUTHORIZED DEALER repayment plan or a seasonal plan that HKUBOTUR According to a Chicago- based developer and broker, fits your cash flow. Nothing like it on earth:” I Car0 Rental escalating rents and the advan- Phone 872-2932 Ma1 at Elilylton (M-24) bm tages of a retailer owning his Evening or Weekend Appointment own space may cause shop- CroftClara Lumber, Inc. Rabideau Motors Inc. Ph. 673-5578 ping center cvndorniniums to Cass City Phone 872-2141 I emerge in the near future. BUSINESS Tips for installing new FARM HOME screens the easv wav

4 Seat spline firmly in 1 Place screen panel on .the corner where you PLANT .flat surface with the re- have just rolledthe screen- miner spline groove facing up. ing. Use ?heconcave side Using a screwdriver. pry up of the roller and roll the CALL the end of the spline and .pull spline all along this side. it out of the channel. Turn the screen and con- Remove old Screen and clean tinue this procedure for at! dirt and debris from groove. remaining sides. Be sure Have Your KITCHEN Retain the spline for use later to pull screening taut as E unless it has become cracked You 90. or brittle in the case of plastic. 7 or knt in the case of metal designed bj Professio nals EBecWric, Inc, spline. € Trim off excess spline Measure and cut 5 and screening with a WOODMODE Cabinets 2. screening %" to H" larg- utility knife. Use an angle E A DeChane Kitchen Design of OAK 872141 14 er than frame on all sides. across the spline so the And cut a diagonal knife can't slip and cut the 4180 Hurds Corner Rd. Cass City corner off each corner of newly installed screening. screening. This cut should be just at the outside edge of For State Licensed each corner of the groove. ELECTRICAL Weight down three If metal spline is used, corners of the screening. 6ma putty knife may be 3. used to bend screen edges Then, using ?heconvex side of a double roller. roll screen- into the groove and seat it SERVICE firmty. Then drive the ing down into the groove on one side of frame. Make sure spline into the groove with the aluminum screening is a wooden block and ham- crimped and firmly seated at mer; butt joint the spline, FREE ESTIMATES .. the bottom of the channel at corners. by using a 45" angle pointing towards the inside edge of Let Ken Martin the groove. 8 Solve Your Etectrical Problems.

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Undersi7.ed. immature Ideal temperature green may not close to 60” as possible, or toes that did not ripen fully on tomatoes that hale already tomatoes ripen After a season of me and ing with a !.avent. oven clean- and are more likely to spoil if for no more than Hc.!ilfuI hints the vine. or if you buy com- According to Ortho. toma- begun to turn pink or that outdoor weathering, chances er or strong detergent solution. have some color at the bios- kept for any length of time. two to three days. are the finish OR your back- In order to properly refinish After cleaninp. flush the grill merciallv produced tomatoes toes ripen best in temperatures yard grill has started to chip your grill, here are a few tips: that arenot vet ripe, here are of beiween 60” and 70°F and turn gray. In order to give thoroughly with fresh wakr 1. Remove loose deteri- and allow to dry. it a bright, long-lasting ap- orated exterior coatings and pearance, care must be taken rust by sanding, scraping and 3. After the grill has dried. both in paint selection and in wire brushing. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! apply one or two coats of high 2. Remove grease, oil aid quality, heat-resistant coating other contaminants by clean- (no primer is required). For a finish that lasts Solid Pine According to researchers at Rust-Oleum Corporation, a I leading manufacturer of rust- Bed Inhibitive and decorative Wood mouldings are) Bunk FRANK’S SERVICE STATION was under construction finishes, proper surface prepa- Regular $149.00 last fall when this photo was taken. It opened in early ration and the use of a high- December and is located just south of the village limits on quality, heat-resis~antcoating natural beautifiers I are an absolute necessity if you Cemetery Road. want the refinishing job on your grill to last. The natural beauty of wood wood mouldings. A wide se- $9900 not only adds warmth to a lection of mou Id ing fin i shes room, but character as well. are available at local home That goes for beautiful wood centers and building supply furnishings, natural wood dealers. Among them are oils, TUURSDAY-FRIDA V- paneling and, of course, deco- stains, lacquers, varnishes, HOME IMPROVEMENT rative wood mouldings. waxes and oil or water-based SA TURUAY OMY With more than 350 differ- paints. “RUGGED AS THEY COME AND BUILT TO TAKE ent profiles to choose from, Wood mouldings can be ALL THE ROUGH STUFF YOUR KtDS CAN DISH OUT‘” today’s wood mouldings offer finished to match, contrast or limitless decorative uses. In- accent furnishings, wall cov- BUNKIES . . . $69 each erings and accessories. If in PAYS OFF IN stall ceiling trim, base and lNCLUDLf BOTH MAITRm AND BOARDS - chair rail mouldings to give a doubt as to which type of room a traditional charm. finish to use for your particu- lar project, ask the salesman THE HOME of Jerry and Theo Cleland and family on Decorate a bare chest of for hetp. It’s also a good idea Germania Road, Holbrook, replaces one destroyed by fire FREE PARKING 1 drawers and transform it into a to test the finish on a piece of I 2 BIG WAYS! classic piece of furniture. Or in December, 1981. Their new three-bedroom ranch home scrap moulding before getting use a room divider made of lat- started. has a full basement, with family room, combination living- tice to separate the living room When finishing any wood- dining room-kitchen, called a “great room,” open stairway I FREE DfLlVERY 1 from the dining area. work, be sure to avoid dusty Wood mouldings are also work areas. Make sure sur- and two-car garage. The siding is stained cedar. A better home for your easy to work with. AvailabIe in faces are clean and smoath. * Fill in cracks and nail holes a variety of stock sizes and styles, even a novice do-it- with wood filler and remove family yourselfer can easily accom- any rough spots with a fine grit plish professional looking re- sandpaper. sults. A basic knowledge of Additional tips are included carpentry, tools and a little in “How To Finish Wood * MORE VALUE if you sell imagination is all you’ll need Mouldings. ” To obtain a copy to add the rich beauty of wood send 40 cents to Wood Mould- to any room of the house, ing and Millwork Producers Just as the proper finish’can Association, Dept. HP, PO. Box 25278, Portland, OR vSee Us For add to the beauty of a piece of ... One “American Home Bank” furniture, the same is true for 97225. 9 Remodeling Siding Additions Loan makes Home Improvement AaSY Spring good Garages Blown Insula tion Pole Buildings New Construction time to insulate

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