VOLUME 74, NUMBER 45 CASCITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1981 Twenty-fib, SIXTEEN PAGES Village dips into

; surplus, financial statement shows Cass City spent more praise for the Cass City ing lots. money than it took in last officials’ securing of federal The fee paid had stayed year, but less than planned, funds for various projects, the same for the past five and emerged with a finan- including the sewage treat- years. cial clean bill of health. ment plant project now The increase the first year The village council, in underway and the Doerr under the new lease will be addition to receiving the Road-Garfield Street recon- 18.2 percent, 7.7 percent the annual audit Tuesday eve- struction project done last second year, and 7.1 percent ning, approved the bid docu- year. the third. ments for the new tennis The village isn’t accumu- The owner of the Jackson courts. If all goes well, the lating healthy surpluses, he parking lot property behind first balls could be served on observed, but, “overall is the Gamble’s store, who had the four courts this summer. not in bad financial shape,” been receiving $3,300 an- The audit was presented and is going through the nually, will get $4,500 the by Robert Gentner and Gary same financial crunch as third year; Gross parking Kellar of the certified pub- are other municipalities and lot behind Sommers’ Bak- lic accounting firm of Yeo school districts. ery, from $810 now to $1,105 and Ye0 of Saginaw and “All in all, I think the the last year, and the Fort Marlette. village has done a very good parking lot, behind the Fed- Of the numerous financial job over a number of years,” erated store, from $195 to accounts, the major one is he commented. $266. the general fund. OVERFLOW -- Part of the Clair Auslander farm on Decker Road, north of Shabbona, Revenue in 1980 totaled TENNIS COURTS OTHER ITEMS became a lake when the middle branch of the Cass River overflowed its banks. Photo was $415,252, while expenditures taken Saturday. totaled $421,661. That meant The council approved the The council committed the the village had to dip into its blueprints and bid package village to participate in fund balance to the tune of for the new tennis courts, preparation of a countywide $6,409; however, the original prepared by the engineering solid waste management plan had been to deplete the firm of Tosach and Sobczak plan. That means a local Area governments plan little savings account by $30,000. Associates of Saginaw. They contribution to pay for it, but Cass City ended 1980 with now must be approved by probably not over $100. (See a balance of $133,661 remain- the Department of Natural story elsewhere on this ing in its general fund. Resources. Federal funds, page. Revenues for all funds in funneled through the DNR, Solicitation of bids for the ‘1980 totaled $3.06 million, of are paying half of the pro- village’s property and liabil- change in trash disposal srstem which $1.96 million was for jected $so,ooO cost of the ity insurance was approved, due May 15. They will be the wastewater treatment project. Village and locally Representatives of most of primarily with landfills and to let the East Central Mich- .plant project (mostly fed- awarded no later than June officialMarch 4willingness as possible tostating par- said, provided the local unik donated funds will pay the the townships and villages in the present means of trash igan Planning and Develop- can come up with a total of eral funds). rest. 29. Present policies expire Tuscola county voted last disposal (primarily done by June 30. ment Region prepare the ticipate in preparation of the $1,200 as a local match. Total expenditures were The most optimistic fore- Thursday to prepare a private contractors). plan and if it declined, then $3.01 million, of which $1.93 plan. It wasn’t decided at the cast presented at the meet- A request from Keith Gos- county trash disposal plan. The more involved plan the DNR would do it. The significance of meeting whether each unit million was for the treat- ing, which no one thought lin of Gagetown to empty a The representatives of the required by the newer state From the standpoint of Wednesday, March 4, is that ment plant. will happen, calls for the will provide an equal share drain from a 50-acre tiled 17 units present at the law approved in 1978 is preparing a plan best suited another meeting will be held ofby the34 money equals ($1,200 $35.29) divided or The cash balance remain- DNR to give their approval meeting at the Caro Munici- designed to ensure that solid to local needs, neither‘ of the then, at which DNR ,repre- ing at the end of the year field at the northwest corner in time for the council at its of Milligan and Cemetery pal Building, plus two voting waste is collected and dis- two alternatives was felt sentatives will be told what totaled $97,653 for all regular whether it would be appor March 23 meeting to author- Roads into the village storm absentee, voted unanimous- posed of in facilities which desirable. has been decided. The village funds, $84,921 in the ize advertizing for bids. Bids tioned on basis of popula- sewer was denied. Council ly in lavor comply with state law. It The resolution called for meeting will be at 7 p.m. in tion. debt service fund and could be opened a montn The plan will emphasize must also address the feasi- the group to file a letter of $140,783 in the capital proj- members feared such a the Car0 Municipal Build- Since it might cost more later and construction could drain might someday over- continuing presenl mclhods bility of resource recovery intent with the DNR by the ect fund for the treatment start soon afterward. ing. than $7,200, units may have load the storm sewer sys- of trash collection iitd dis- (recycling) in connection April 22 deadline stating it plant. Although that timetable THE OTHER DECISION to contribute more than 635 tem. posa 1. with lanafill bperations and will prepare the solid waste reached last Thursday, ac- each. Gentner expressed a note probably won’t be met -- the the present method of dis- plan and that the plan will of caution concerning the An annexation request Tuscola county, as are all cording to LaPonsie, who delay is expected at the from Harris-Hampshire In- counties in the state, is posal in each township. indicate a desire to continue represented Cass City along VILLAGES REPRE- major and local street funds, DNR -- it is hoped the new The county Board of Com- with present methods of sented at the meeting, in which had a fund balance of surance for its property on facing a July 11, 1982, dead- with Village President Lam- courts will be ready for use E. Cass City Road, was line to prepare a plan to missioners could have waste disposal. bert Althaver, was that a addition to Cass City, were only $619 and $532 respect- before summer is over. approved along with water undertaken preparation of Cass City and Caro oper- Caro, Millington, and Akron. ively at the end of the year. submit to the state Depart- delegation will be sent to the and sewer service. The an- ment of Natural Resources the plan, but declined to do ate the only two landfills in county board, asking it to Townships represented Declining gasoline and LOTS PARKING nFxation to the village must (DNR 1 detailing how solid so by the December dead- Tuscola county. Most trash designate the county Plan- were Elkland, by Supervisor weight tax revenues from now be approved by the hauling, to those landfills or ning Commission as the Jack Gallagher, Novesta, by the state, the major revenue The council approved a Tuscola County Board of to privately owned ones in agency to be in charge of Supervisor Bill O’Dell, Elm- source for work on village new three-year lease agree- other counties is done by wood, by Supervisor Roy streets, he said, could mean Commissioners. preparing the disposal plan. ment with the owners of A request from Don Ball of private contractors. If the county commission- Messer, and Ellington, Day- problems in the future. property on which the vil- ton, Arbela, Kingston, THERfr: 34 TOWN- ers agree, the Planning Ak- lage maintains three park- Please turn to page 4. ARE The accountapt had high ships and villages in the Commission could hire ron, Watertown, Juniata, Columbia, Gilford and In- county. According to Cass a consulting firm to perform City village Superintendent dianfields. the task. Voting absentee were Lou ’LaPonsie, all will be The DNR can provide Mayville and Fremont town- asked to individually ap- about $6,000 to pay for ship. Glaza produces prove a resolution as close to preparation of the plan, he 1 la,st watts for Milliken fete Thumb Electric a I John Glaza began working Weber Construction Co. of at Thumb Electric Co*per- Bay City, the contractor stcrs controversy 1 ative the day it generated its building the building. dI first watt of electricity. When the building was Gov. William G. Milliken’s made no mention . of the arrived about 5:40 and left That was June 18, 1938. done, he was hired by Fair- wblic appearances usually senator’s candidacy for the by 7. Reportedly, he left After more than 42 years banks-Morse, the manufac- 8th district chairmanship. earlier than planned be- on the job, he finally decided turer of the three locomotive aren’t controversial, but his appearance last Wednesday “He is an extremely well cause he had flown to Bad it was time to retire. Friday, size diesel engines that pow- informed man who has the Axe and wanted to leave 20, ered the generators, to help at the Thumb Area Republi- Feb. was his last day. He can Caucus (TARC) recep- courage of his convictions, quickly because of the heavy was the last of the original install them. tion at the Ubly Heights even when they may not do fog. He did not go to the 8th employees to retire. When everything was what is politically expedient district meeting. Saturday, he was guest of ready to go, Thumb Electric Country Club was full of honor at a retirement dinner put him on its payroll as an behind the scenes fireworks. at the time,” the governor MAYES, IN COMMENTS Also present was state Re- commented. to the Chronicle prior to the at the Ubly Heights Country operator at the plant. Most of his remarks were reception Club. HIS FIRST DAY ON THE publican Party Chairman denied it was Glaza, who celebra ted his job, as mentioned, was the Me1 Larsen. devoted to the “tough scheduled the Same day as The controversy centers . 64th birthday his last day at first day the powerplant nomic times Michigan now the district meeting in order work, held only two jobs began generating electric- around State Sen. Alvin De- faces’’ and the need to to upstage the latter event. Grow’s attempt to defeat un- turn things around. When the group was during his 42 plus years. He ity. He commented that was a power plant operator That was quite a day in successful Congressional formed, he said, a request candidate Norman Hughes’ dent Reagan’s ProPosals for was made to the governor to until 1967 and chief engineer Ubly, Glaza remembered. deregulation of business and attend a reception and Feb. at the Ubly plant after that, There was a big parade to bid for another term as 8th Congressional District Re- industry may 18 was the day the governor which still involved some celebrate the occasion and jobs. operator’s duties. the governor of Michigan, publican chairman. had available. He had a role in bringing Frank Murphy, was present. It might also be consid- The President’s Proposed The date was confirmed, electricity to the rural areas (See sidebar story. 1 ered a struggle between measures are necessary, he according to Mayes, prior to of the three upper Thumb Thumb Electric began the “old guard” represented said, even though they may when notice was received of counties even before Thumb with three diesel engines by DeGrow versus the con- hurt. the district meeting. Electric started generating inside its powerhouse which servative “new guard,” rep- “1 Predict tonight that one The purpose of the caucus, power. generated all the power it resented by Hughes. Year from today, the state he explained, is to coordi- Glaza grew up on a farm a needed in the three counties. Adding to the controversy that YOU and I.are vlewlng nate Republican efforts in couple of miles northwest of In fact, with its original 900 was that the Milliken recep- will be qute different than the upper Thumb. ‘‘1 really Ubly . member customers, only tion was held the same the one we see tonight with believe we can have more as In 1937, when the coopera- one was needed. (It no,w has evening the regular all its problems,” he said impact.” monthly 8th district meet- tive in the planning more than 9,000.) optimistically. LARSEN, PRIOR TO was ing, which was in Bad Axe. stages, he got a job with the “When we were putting DEGROW, IN HIS RE- leaving the TARC reception federal Rural Electrifica- the engines in,” he recalled, In the election last Novem- governor,marks Prior Praised to those Milliken of the saidfor the he 8ththought district any meeting, wounds tion Administration survey- “the engineers said we ber, Milliken refused to sup- ing homes to determine who would never use (all of) port Hughes’ candidacy for and mentioned their many because of the conflicting wanted electricity installed, them, They couldn’t see why Congress because of the yearsmade ofno Swvlce mention together. Of hisHe eventsbeing healed. were in the process of how many outlets they de- we were putting them in.” latter’s frequent criticism of sired, etc. Until then, he was The engineers, of course, the governor’s moderate running for 8th district “you,re .always going to working on the family farm. were wrong. A fourth engine political philosophy. The chairman. have different ideas how to He then got a job with a was installed in 1947. For- Metamora Republican is Others on the platform accomplish things.” private contractor installing tunately, the building had considered very conserva- &ring the approximately At the meeting, Larsen did utility poles, on which a been constructed with room tive. GOVERNOR half-hour program were receive criticism concerning crew that followed strung for another engine should it THE State Rep. Keith Muxlow, the governor’s visit, which the wires. ever be needed. spoke briefly to the approxi- R-Brown City, TARC Chair- bypassed the regular Repub- Construction of the gener- The increasing demand mately 300 persons who paid man Bill Mayes of Port lican party organization. I FORTY-TWO YEARS John Glaza starts to turn on one ating plant building on M-19, for power led to construction $10 each to see him and eat Austin, and state party His basic response was of the mammoth diesel engines at the Thumb Electric Co- about a half mile north of of the Caro power station the refrekhments. chairman Larsen. that it was the governor’s Ubly, began early in 1938 with three diesel engines, Milliken praised DeGrow, The reception ran from decision to attend and that it operative power plant in Ubly, which drives a generator. and Glaza got a job with ’ who had introduced him, but 5 :30-8 p.m. The governor Please turn to page 5 He retired Friday after 42 years on the job. Please turn to page -16. ., , PAGETWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1981 CASCITY, MICHIGAN .- I Hills and Dales # No debaters General Hospita1 Consumers 1 Contrary to’what was re- PATIENTS LISTED MON- taxes total 4 ported last week, Malcolm Cass City Social and Personal Items DAY, FEB. 23, WERE: House and Kevin Hobart did not compete in the state I Mrs. Mattie Deering, Mrs. $290,754 ; debate tournament, The Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698 Bernard Dillon, Robert c error was due to incorrect Hawkins. Mrs. Kenneth t - information being submitted A fatherchild banquet will Mr. and Mrs. Peter Riens- Hoff, Mrs. James Merchant, Consumers Power Co. be held Saturday, March 7, tra had as guests for the Mrs. Austin Sundman, Cass paid winter property taxes in Good Shepherd Lutheran week end, Mr. and Mrs. City ; for 1980 in Tuscola county fellowship hall, starting at Dennis Rienstra and chil- Raphael Arnold, Gage- amounting to $290,754, ac- 6:30. The theme is “By Gosh dren, Dennis, Reuben, Sam- town ; cording to James A. Albert- and By Golly.” uel and Amber, of Har- Mrs. Nina Gibbard, Ubly; son, Bay City district man- rison, Saturday guests Mrs. Newell Hubbard, De- ager. few days with his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Guinth- The March meeting of included Mr. and Mrs. Larry ford; The payments represent Mrs. Reva M. Little. Mrs. er spent Thursday through Good Shepherd Lutheran Krueger and family and Mrs. Alta Kenney, Otis- the taxes Consumers paid on Roberts, who had been here Saturday in Grand Rapids Ladies Aid is Monday, Mrs. Gertrude Krueger of ville ; its buildings, land, pokF since Feb. 17, took him back and attended the annual March 2, beginning at 7:30 Harbor Beach, Mrs. Mildred Mathew Kling and Paul electric lines, gas pipelin,, to Detroit Tuesday to return Bible conference at Grand p.m. Herr of Cass city, Mrs. Pavlichek, Owendale; and other equipment in the to San Francisco Wednes- Rapids Baptist College. Larry Radzwion and girls of Albert Peter, Kingston; county. day. Hi Gates, camp manager North Branch and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robles, Elk- As an investor-owned util- hlr. and Grant Mc- of Rock Lake Christian As- Mrs. Jerry Reinelt of Ar- ton ; ity, Consumers pays prop- Mrs. erty taxes on all taxable real Mr. and Mrs. Harold Craig Kee of Pontiac came Thurs- sembly, will be guest speak- gyle. E. Carl Thane, Mrs. spent the week end with Mr. day night and spent the week er at the Novesta Church of James Burnham and Volney and personal property. and Mrs. Ron Decker, near end with her mother, Mrs. Christ Sunday, March 1. He Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wright of Caro; In Tuscola, payments in- Big Rapids. Russell Cook. Saturday eve- will be at the Sunday School Heronemus visited Mr. and William Watson, Case- cluded: Columbia township, ning, Mrs. Cook entertained hour, 10 a.m.-11 a.m., and Mrs. William Patch Sunday. ville. $2,731; Elkland, $7; Elling- Mrs. Paul Craig joined at a birthday dinner for her the worship service at 11:OO. ton, $17, and Elmwood, relatives Monday evening at daughter’s and Mrs. Roger A carry-in dinner will be $1,522. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz’s birthdays. Mr. and held in the fellowship hall. Arbela township, in th Tom Doran, rural Union- Mrs. Fritz and daughter of Terrance Sweeney dies southwest corner, received the most, $50,314. ville, when the family cele- Owendale were guests. Mrs. David Henke of Pont- Funeral services were brated Mr. Doran’s birth- Terry Sweeney, Detroit; iac visited friends and rela- conducted Monday for Ter- three grandchildren ; seven **we//,you cak win ’ern all:’ day. ’t Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mc- tives in Cass City Friday and rance B. Sweeney, 75, of brothers,Martin Sweeney,Angus Sweeney, Dolan CASS CITY CHROMCLE Auto-Owners for Conkey spent the week end was an overnight guest of Sheridan township, who died USPS 092-700 Mrs. Reva M. Little had as with his daughter and fam- Mrs. Russell Cook. She re- PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY _becutheUmbrella Saturday at Huron Memor- Sweeney, Neil Sweeney, and AF CAS3 CITY, MICHIGAN out+f-town visitors Friday, ily, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph turned home Saturday. ial Hospital, Bad Axe, after Liability Insurance Rev. and Mrs. Robert M. Dressel in Midland. They James B. Sweeney, all of 6550 Main Street a long illness. Ubly, John Sweeney, If you’re taken to court, you’re Milner of Mt. Morris and celebrated Mr. McConkey’s John Haire, publisher. He was born Oct. 11, 1905, Romeo, and Steve Sweeney, National Advertising Representative, liable to lose your shirt. Mr.and Mrs.Grant M. Little birthday. Funeral in Sheridan township, the So you should know about of Birmingham. Linwood, and two sisters, Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc., 257 son of James P. and Flora Mrs. Margaret O’Henley, Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mich. Au to-Owners’ Executive Mr. and Mrs. Frank White igan.Second class postage paid at Cass Urnb re I la Lia bi I it y I n s u ra nce. Thursday for ( McLellan ) Sweeney. Blue Island, Ill., and Mrs. Sixteen persons attended a had as dinner guests Sun- Sweeney was a World War You’d be amazed at how little meeting of the Judson- day, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dougald (Anna 1 McIntosh, City, Michigan 40726. I1 veteran and had been Subscription Price: TO post office$ in it costs to purchase $1,000,000 Berean class of the Baptist Fleenor, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wallace Laurie Detroit. of additional liability rotection, employed at the Uniroyal One sister, Mrs. Phil KO- Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Coundes, church Friday. Pastor and McKee of Pontiac, Mrs. Tire Co. in Detroit for 25 $7.00 a year or 2 years for $12.00. 3 Including attorney’s Zes for William Wallace Laurie, ,lar, preceded him in death. years for 518.00. $4.00 for sijc months defense. Mrs. Tim Teall were hosts. Russell Cook, Miss Jane years. He returned to Sheri- The evening was spent in White and Duane White. 94, of Gagetown died Mon- Services were held at St. and 3 months for $2.25. If ou’re in an executive or dan township after his re- In other parts of the United States, fellowship and games, with They celebrated Mrs. Mc- day at the Tuscola County Columbkille Catholic sirnirar position, talk to us at Medical Care Facility in tirement. church, Sheridan. Burial W.00 a year or 2 years for 515.00. 6 Auto-Owners. Why wait until devotions by the pastor. Kee’s birthday. Surviving are one son, months $4.50 and 3 months for $2.50. Newell Harris Caro. was in the church cemetery. cents extra charged for part year you’re over a barrel? Mrs. Teall served lunch. 50 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim He was born Aug. 24,1886, Zinger Funeral Home, order. Payable in advance. in Elmer township, Sanilac 0-G Senior Ubly, directed funeral ar- For information regarding newspaper William Kritzman Kilbourn of Deford, a son, advertising and commercial and job Mrs. rangements. duto-Ownms Insurance is a patient at Hills and Jeffery James, Saturday, county, the son of William printing, telephone 872-2010. Life. Home, Car. Business. One name says it best. Dales Hospital where she Feb. 21, at Caro Community and Catherine (Clokey ) Citizens eat had surgery Tuesday. Hospital. The baby weighed Laurie. eight pounds and joins a Laurie married Marion at high school HILLS AND DALES Clarence Richter of Kings- ‘brother, Toby. Gill June 1, 1909, in Caro. They came to Elmwood IARRIS ton visited Mr. and Mrs. The Owen-Gage Senior township in 1914. William Patch Monday. Mr. and Mrs. David Bind- Citizens met last Thursday Schedule of Events er of Portage have a new He was the oldest member AMPSHIRE AGENCY, INC. of the Gagetown United in the Owendale-Gagetown OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC Pastor and Mrs. John daughter, Kalyn Nicole, High School cafeteria, 6815 E. Main Cass City Ph. 872-2688 Lange and family were born Feb. 19. The grand- Methodist church; a life I member of Tyler Lodge No. where lunch was served. March 1 thru March 7 Tuesday dinner guests of mother is Mrs. Lois Binder Senior citizen identifica- EVENT DATE. TIME PLACE Listen to the Auto-Owners John Dorcmus Radio Show. Mr. and William Patch. of Garfield Street. 317, F and AM, Cass City; Mrs. last master of Acme Lodge tion pictures will be taken at qo, 446, F and AM, Gage- the Gagetown fire hall own, and a life member of Thursday, March 5. Blood EMT Class Mar.2 7-10p.m. Lg. Meeting 3cho Chapter No. 337, Order pressure readings will also Room If the Eastern Star, Cass be taken at that meeting. Fifty-two members at- 3ty. Drs. Kahn and Mahan, Mar. 3 8-12 a.m. Out Patient , Laurie is survived by his tended the meal. Guests Cardiologists Clinic wife, Marion; two sons, were Alice Moffat and Nor- Grover Laurie and Thomas een Partridge. Diabetic Class Mar.3 1-3p.m. Lg. Meeting Laurie, both of rural Gage- Door prize winners were Room town; one daughter, Mrs. Clayton Root and Mary Ors. lsterabadi and Mar. 4 8-12 a.m. Out Patient Donald J. (Janet) Martin of Thomas. Donahue Clinic EATING AWAY AT YOUR DOLLAR? Gagetown; one sister, Mrs. Euchre prize winners Hazel Melick of Bad Axe; were high men - Homer Or. John, Urologist Mar. 5 8-12 a.m. Office one sister-in-law, Mrs. Kretzschmer; low, men, Louise Laurie of Mainlands, Conrad Neister ; ladies’ Dr. M. Pike, Podiatrist Mar. 5 1-5 p.m. Out Patient Fla. ; four grandchildren, high, Mary Thomas, and Foot Specialist Clinic and 10 great-grandchildren. Ladies’ low, Mary Kuehne. Traveling prize winner Expectant Parent Mar.5 7-9p.m. Lg. Meeting One daughter, Christina, one Classes Room brother and one sister pre- was Irma Martin. ceded him in death. March committee mem- bers are Floyd Ziehm, Mad- Or. Jeung Mar. 6, 8-12 a.m. Out Patient n He will be taken from Clinic Little’s Funeral Home, Cass eline Ziehm, Mary Blondell, City, at 11 a.m. Thursday to Mary Kuehne and Aura Beaudon. Ken Micklash, Speech Therapy - Scheduled by appointment. the Gagetown United Meth- --__- odist church to lie in state To schedule yourself for any of the above classes or until the 1 p.m. funeral It may be true that time is clinics call 872-2121 extension 255. service. Rev. Myra Sparks money, but time isn’t so will officiate. scarce. Burial will be in Elmwood ‘ cemetery, Gagetown. Marriage Licenses

Konald M. Wagner, 22, Reew, and Lisa A. Raatz, LAST WEEK 17, Reese. n- Brian M. Schuman, 21, Birch Run, and Laurie I. Jensen, 20, Millington. Dennis L. Flader, 26, Flushing, and Jean Ann Peche, 23, Millington. Carl T. McLellan, 23, Caro, and Kimberly S. Hob- son, 22, Caro. Berry says ‘Buckle up’ for safety

“Your sheriff wants you to buckle up and live,” is the slogan adopted by the Mich- igan Sheriffs’ Association in a statewide campaign to promote seatbelt usage. We’ve got two ways to help you fight tax bite: Tuscola County Sheriff Paul Berry said the slogan IF YOU’RE NOT CURRENTLY COVERED will soon be seen on bill- *BY A PENSION PLAN AT WORKI boards, decals and posters and heard on radio and tele- check into our IRA plans. You can save up to 15% or a maximum of $1500 ($1750 with your vision public service an- non-working spouse) per year and deduct the amount from your federal income tdx. nouncements across the state. IF YOU’RE SELF EMPLOYED According to Berry, the Our Keogh Account plans may be perfect for YOU. You can contribute 15% of your income or Tuscola County Sheriff’s De- $7500 (whichever is less) tax-free until you retire. partment has given its sup- port to the campaign by adopting a policy requiring \ the use of seatbelts by department employees while on official business. He said that statistics compiled by the state show that only 11 percent of the almost 900,000 persons in- volved in automobile acci- dents in Michigan in 1979 were wearing seatbelts. Only three percent of per- sons who died in traffic mis- Thumb National haps were using seatbelts. \A\- - ___- “Many of the deaths and Pigeon 0 serious injuries occurring .Do in this county could be pre- he Paint StorePhone 872-2445 m&m vented I! people would just 453-31 13 MEMBER FDIC buckle up,” he commented.

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Is it permissible for These are questions that Consequently we were charged interest of $5.91 and I creed that the hired help reported that I would pay rather than fight. Press Club waitpersons to Press Club management - must not call customers by refer to my much older Not my wife. She’s fighting, She fired a letter off to Visa should answer as soon as their first names without sister by her first name possible. Besides increasing and was rewarded with a form letter. prior permission from the when she isn’t present? This one says that thev investigating the claim and membership, the purpose of are customers. There have been This waitress always asks . continues with computerized la-deda thanking us for our the first-name ban is also to complaints from members me about Terrible Jean’s help members feel import- inquiry, appreciate your patience, etc. who don’t like to be re- health because a few hours . It’s five to one that we’ll never get that money ... 10 to one ant. If it is important to feel minded who they really are. after the only time the two important, it is also import- if it were anyone fighting but my wife. women met, Terrible Jean 1’11 keep you posted. This first-name ban is ant that members be clearly obviously an effort to fatten fell down while ice skating informed on exactly whose the club treasury by relax- and broke her shoulder. The names they can and cannot ++++++++++ ing the historically strict accident made the news- use to stuff their shirts. qualifications for member- papers, of course, because of s Tom Skladany, punter for the Detroit Lions, answered ship. Previously, the only the unusually old age the I of questions before the Cass City Rotary Tuesday. Here is the fallen skater, and the wait- inside information he it, people allowed to join the as sees private club were those with ress was worried by reading Woody Hayes - Skladany played four years for him. Says SIGHTSAVEK -- The Cass City Lions Club has donated this Michigan connections to the communi- about it. She was afraid that a that he is one of the finest men he ever met. All out for his Eye Hank kit to Hills and Dales General Hospital. From left are Ken cation industry - news- something she’d served Ter- players outside of football as well as in it. Jetisen, hospital administrator; Ron Keegan, club secretary, and Don paper, radio, TV, public rible Jean had caused the ’ Billy Sims Every bit as good the media pictures him. - as Erla, president. The kit contains surgical instruments and two contain- relations and so on - plus a old dear to think she was 65 Professional football - not as nerve-racking as college. ers, Eyes removed from deceased persons are taken to the Eye Bank in few lawyers and public em- again. , Biggest pressure comes from other players when there’s a ployes who managed to I was happy to assure the chance to make play-offs which means more money which Ann Arbor, and can be used for transplants or research. Donor cards, which must have been signed by the person and next of are avail- qualify for membership by waitress she was blameless, is the name of the game. kin, buying a newspaper from a and that Terrible Jean’s Russ Thomas - if Skladany had William Ford’s (Lions able from 1,ions Club members and Cass City drugstores. vending machine at the club reckless abandon in the face owner) money he’d want Thomas to handle the purse entrance. Now membership of senility is not caused by strings. is also open to all people who anything she eats. It is, in Gary Danielson - a top leader, fine quarterback but with a don’t want bartenders and fact, the result of her child- little less powerful arm than some of the big throwers in the Brickley at Red Cross waitpersons (OK? 1 calling hood, during which she built league. them by their first names, It up a gigantic reservoir of Incidentally, it’s possible that Skladany will make more is expected there will be bravado by wallowing in the money after his grid career ends than he does with it. several defections from the supreme invincibility gained b-lf2“ LaJG NOSE He’s engaging, articulate and appears to be carving a centen*nialcelebration Detroit Athletic Club, Pete’s from countless physical tri- OR DAW niche for himself in the advertising agency field. Taxidermy Shop and Mt. umphs over her much PLIERS Elliott cemetery. younger brother. \ I] I don’t know why some Anyway, the waitress’ Cattlemen to meet people don’t want their first concern for Terrible Jean Sunday at Ublv ,Heights has lasted long beyond the Lroft-Clara J d names used by other people The Thumb Cattlemen’s extension beef specialist at who sell them service or healing of the iced shoulder, .umber, Inc, Association will hold its Michigan State University, Creation of the American same day across the nation. but American Red Cross products. Patrons usually so now I’m wondering how I should react the next time Cass City annual meeting Monday, at will discuss the use of by- Ked Cross Disaster Services The celebration will end in workers rushed to the scene address bartenders and the Ubly Heights Country product feeds in beef cattle as the result of work the the nation’s capital in May waitpersons by their first I’m in the Press Club. When 872-2141 with agricultural tools and the waitress asks about Ter- Club. rations. Local cattleman AI organization did in the after- with the Red Cross national seeds to help the survivors names. In fact, it is common The meeting will start at Hass will share his exper- math of the great fire of convention. return to their self-support- for waitpersons to introduce r : 11 a.m. with officers’ reports iences on his waste handling 1881. which devastated A plaque marking the ing way of life. themselves to customers : “Good evening, my name is and the election of two system. Final details of the most of the upper Thumb, centennial will be presented The great fire of 1881 will Patty, and I will be your Mortgaged? directors. out-of-state tour will be dis- will tw obstwcd in Ubly Sun- to Huron county officials for 1?4 included in a movie After lunch, John Waller, cussed, day. display in the County Build- currently being produced by waitress tonight.” Patty Mortgage insurance makes sense. It is the best way to never gives her last name, I’hc Huron county chapter ing. Ked Cross officials from the Red Cross. The 30-min- protect your family against their largest liability -- and ...... Because I think I’m funny, will he paying tribute to Detroit, Flint and area chap- Ute color film will include it costs no more than the outstanding balance of your thosc who died in that fire, I usually reciprocate: ters will also attend, Mrs. the greatest natural disas- mortgage justifies. thc disaster that created Bowerbank said. ters in American history. “Good evening, my name is The weather Jim, and I will be your the Icgacy of thc American A brief history of the 1881 Ask us about mortgage insurance. Ked C’ross. fire will be presented during The filming crew will visit customer tonight.” I never the program. the Thumb area the last give my last name although, Wednesday ...... 61 ...... 38. .... The chapter will also The fire began Sept. 5, week of March or the first since I became a famous Bruce King Thursday ...... ,56 ...... 31 ..... tw honoring the spirit of thosc who survived and 1881. week of April, Mrs. Bower- columnist, I do have my full 6470 Garfield Street . Friday ...... 39 ...... 27 .... tract. t hosc relief‘ workers who When thc three day disas- bank said. name lettered on a sign Cass City, MI hclpcti thc survivors return ter ended. about 280 people Other Centennial activi- which hangs from my nose. 872-4197 to a nor~nalway of life. wcrc dead, 15,000 were ties for the Huron county The sign also includes my Red Cross National Vice- homeless and a million chapter have included #the club affiliations, including FARM BUREAU the Detroit Press Club, so Presi dcm t E: r v i n Obe r - acres of prime land had hosting of a poster and essay INSURANCE of burned, contest for school children in Patty is usually so overcome fl Schmidt Washington, +Ht.cordcd at 7 a.m.tor prtbv~ous‘14 hourh. Huron county. Award win- with awe she can barely GROW 1l.C ~ wil bc thc keynote Re I i e f organizations speakcr at thc 4 p.m. dinner brought in food and clothing ners will receive bonds at make it to the phone to Farm Bureau Mutual Farm Bureau Llfr doublecheck niy Visa card. Community Service Insurance at the* tlbl?; Heights Country to meet i*mmediate needs, the celebration Sunday. \

I-_.I.___.____ pp...... __ - -. ~ _-_. ... .- .- Glut). Thc hanqutd will be p1.cc.udcd by a social hour that begins at 3. i Professional and Business Michigan Lieutenant Gov- Some of the names listed ernor James Briokley, I1.S. under the photo of the Cass STORE WIDE 4-1 Rep. Hob Traxler, D-Bay City High School baseball City. and local political dig- team of 1907 or ‘08 which nitaries and divisional and appeared in last week’s rtigional Ked Ctoss officials Chronicle were incorrect,

‘DIRECTORY-___ __ I- - - .- - - will also take part in the according to Edith Hoffman, OR. W.S. SELBY DR. E. PAUL LGCKWOOO event. The two persons not identi- Chiropractic Physician Tickets are available by fied were “Hub” Lee, to the Optometrist OfliceHours Mun TUP% Wed FI~ Hours except Thursday 8-5 9 12riwn and I i(J 5 00 p rii contacting Lois Everingham left of Alex Miller, and to the 8-12 noon on Saturday 30 GALLON 5aruroaX Y > rii at Community Bank, Bad right of Miller, she believes, 4624 Hill st Closed All Ddy Thursddy Howard McRae. ACross lrorrr Axe, or from any county Phone 072 2765 Cass City chapter board membcr. Corrected names are H~llsand Dale5 Hospildl tor hppoinrrnent Phone 872-3404 Huron County Chairman George Vader, who was her Water Heater June Bowerbank said the brother, not Ivan Vader, Glass Lined Allen Witherspoon Harold T. Donahue celebration is being spon- and Stanley Wickware, not New England Life M.D. Ray Wickware. She also REG. $149.00 NEL Growth Fund sored in conjunction with the NEL tqulty Funa Physician & Surgeon national Red Cross centen- believes it was Harry Strif- Value Line Fund CLINIC nial celebration starting the fler, not his brother, Fred. Keystone F undc 4674 City Phone 872-232 1 Hill Street, Cass OtIice 812 2329 R6.s 877 211 1 .) 46150ak Cass City - --- SALE $1341° Harris-Hampshire WITH P & T VALVE K. I. MacRae, LO. Agency, Inc. The Osteopathic Physician : 2omplete Insurance Services . andsurgeon 6815 E Cass City Road ,partment Size Cass City. Michigan Corner Church and Oak Streets Haire - Office872 2880 Res 872 3365 Phone 872 2688

“0 Gas Ranges SALE Dr. Timothy Straight A ~rbrabmdl,M.D., FRCS Net Available ~nHarvesl Gold & Wh/E 4674 Hill Street -- I . Or. R. Paul Chappel Cess CityMichigan 48726 NOW ONLY Dent 1st s Perhaps he wasn’t close Cass Cityans made a special Mon thru Fri 8 00-600 p m enough to be called a real effort to look it up just wrg~n,Oeneral& Thoracic Phone 872-3870 buddy. He was an associate, because he owned it. Outpatient Clinic I’m sure that one reason 6240 Hill St., Cass City one of the guys. ’-- -*- Hllls & Oiler Hospital 1 PLUSTRADE That probably describes all of us in his circle in Cass REG. $239.00 City were affected by his Each Wednesday Jim Champion, too. One of the guys. With the faults and death is that he was 54. Dr. J. Geissinger 8 a.m. - I p.m. the strengths that afflict us He struggled with a weight CHIROPRACTOR all. Richard A. Hall, D.O. problem but he was a non- ~~f~~~f~~J Some guys you can set smoker and moderate drink- Mon., lues., Thurs., Fri, your watch by. Jim, you 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. er. He didn’t appear to get Osteopathic Physician couldn’t set your calendar up tight over the events of Sat., 9-12 a.m. by. That’s not a knock, just Radiant Circulator 21 N. Almer, Caro, MI. the day. the way he was. Certainly, all knew Across from IGA Store 6545 Church Street we Jim was a member of our that it’s inevitable for all of Model GT30-3 - Phone Caro 673-4484 CasCity, Michigan poker club in years gone by. Dual Stainless Stecl Burncn 3fke872-4725 Home872 4762 us but not that soon, not to ‘with 5 yr. limited warranty. You never knew whether he him. Pual Modulating Heat run- Edward Scollon, was going to be there until For me, and I suspect for trols (High, Medium and Low) : H. Park, M.D. he showed up. 30,000 BTUH Total Input Sang D.V.M. most of us who knew him, 15,000 BTUH per control) Obitetricr & Qynocology It probably was to the Jim was Jim and if we Pr)rculairiizud Cast Iron C‘han- Veterinarian advantage of the rest of us ne1 Grids 4672 Hill Street Call for Appointment thought about it at all he was Raised Cooking Rack when he failed to show. We going to be around as long as Total Coaking Surface--362 Phone 872-2800 for Small Animals all called him the “luckiest” Sq. In. Phone 872-2935 any of us. Extra[;lava-Briquettes Dcep: 16%” . Office Hour8 by Appointment poker player around. Now 4849 N Seeger St , Cass City Chances are there won’t that I’m older and maybe a be any statues, streets or Available for natural or tP pas Ho0n.K. Jeung, M.D. shade wiser I conclude that buildings named after him. REG. $388.00 James Ballard, M. 0. General Surgery perhaps it wasn’t luck at all. Office at 4530 Weaver Street 9 a m - 5 p m Daily Since he died, I’ve been But he occupies a special who Hours 1uOOam to1200noon Saturday - 9 to 12 noon trying to figure out what it niche with those knew him. LP Gas 200pm to430pm Office Hours by Appointment was about Jim that made it THE MOST ECONOMICAL Daily except ThurSddy Phone 072-461 1 He’ll be remembered for seem important to me to tell TANK FUEL AVAILABLE TODAY alir r nmn 4672 Hill st you about him. what he was. A regular guy. Cass City, Mtch 48726 It’s hard to pinpoint. Fun to be around. - Home 872.31 38 He DO YOU HAVE A wasn’t anything special in If you think that’s not a lot the sense that he was a to say about someone after ORINKI NG PROBLEM? Harry Crandell, Jr. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS merchant prince, an out- they are gone, you’re mis- standing athlete or a schol- taken. and AL.ANON D.V.M. ar. It’s one of the greatest Every Friday Evening - 8 00 p m 4 Mil& East of Cass City at the Corner of M-53 and Mal After he left Cass City, he accolades and the reason I ODen to Phone 872-2161 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Office 4438 South Seeger St. moved to Grayling and pur- wanted to tell you all about ‘Dailv 8 5; Sat, 8 to 22 cas9 clty Phone 872-2255 chased a bar. A good manv Jim and the way he.was.

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PAGG FOUR CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1981 CGSS CITY; MICHIG~N Ty 0 ‘I Bpringer given Several accidents * U 0 Prison term . la reported in area: for child abuse Dry roads meant a rduc- Her vehicle was pushed off pulling out of a parking tion in traffic accidents dur- John Springer, found thebackwards, east side of the road place at the Charmoot, M. March 9. Bond was con- ing the past week, with started turning too soon, and guilty by a jury Jan. 16 of tinued. several “victims” being child abuse, was sentenced Driver of the snow plow hit the left side of the car He is charged with damag- deer and parked cars. was Earl H. Wilhans, 58, of parked alongside, The driv- Monday by Circuit Judge ing 1981 model car Dec. 27 a In an accident before Caro. er then left. > Patrick R. Joslyn to 18 in Vassar. months to six years in the roads were dry, at 2:40 p.m. At 8:20 a.m. Wednesday, Owner of the parked car A motion was granted for Feb. 16, according to sher- State Prison of Southern Feb. 18, Cass City police was Suzanne Chappel of setting of bond for Alvin iff’s deputies, Betty L, Alex- reported Elaine M. Klco, 29, Cass City. Michigan at JacRson. 22, Thrasher, of Millington, ander, 50, of 4675 Shabbona of 4439 Seeger Street, west- At 2:50 a.m. Sunday, ac- Springer, 27, of Otisville, pending appeal of his Sept. was credited with 44 days Road, Cass City, was north- bound on Church, failed to cording to deputies, Bernard 12, 1980, conviction by a jury bound on Hurds Corner stop at Oak Street and ran J. Dillon, of Ritter served. Psychological of criminal sexual conduct 29, 5686 counseling and psychiatric Road, north of Gilford Road. into a northbound car. Road, Cass City, struck -a (1st degree). She pulled over and - Driver of the other auto parked car in the Walnut treatment were recom- Bond was set at $35,000, mended. stopped because of an on- was Freda B,Parrish, 54, of Trailer Park on S. Wgqr cash or surety. coming Road Commission 4381 Brooker Street. Street. He is a temporaFy % The basic sentence was a ORDER PLEASE -- From left, Amy Francis, Junior Troop 239; maximum of four years, but Tammy Hurley, Junior Troop 929, and Janet Koch, Junior Troop 856, snow plow, but the at least Sherri Ann Kozan, 18, of resident of the park. 10-foot wide V-blade on the Caro, was ticketed by sher- following his conviction, he DISTRICT COURT try the newest variety of Girl Scout cookies, as Audra Michaels, Owner of the parked cab, had pleaded guilty to supple- front of the truck caught the iff’s deputies on a charge of Brownie Troop 221, practices taking their order. Cass City scouts will left front corner of her car. failure to yield after an acci- parked in front of her mobile mental information, of being Daniel Spencer, 21, of 7633 27 home, was Mable Slater. an habitual offender. For Mushroom Road, Deford, be taking orders from Friday through March 9, with delivery April dent at 3:40 p.m. last to May 11. Last year, scouts sold 4,644 boxes. Wednesday. Omma L. Elenbaum, 39, df that, Joslyn increased the pleaded guilty Monday to a Jim Kelly 6359 Robinson Road, Cask maximum two years. charge of driving with Officers reported she was eastbound on Deckerville City, was westbound on Springer was found guilty license suspended or re- M-81,near Crawford Road, of having abused a 2-year- voked (subsequent offense). wins $100 Road, stopped at the stop at 7:03 p.m. Feb. 17 when old boy in Caro Jan. 4, 1980. District Judge Richard F. sign, but then pulled into the her car struck a deer, Walbro -producing 4 Also Monday, Marcus E. Kern accepted his plea and path of and collided with a Bradley, 26, of Phillips sentenced him to five days in in drawing car headed northeast on At 6:15 a.m. last Thufs- the county jail, probation, a M-81. Road, Cass City, pleaded Jim Kelly of Kingston is day, Tiena June Britton, 49, guilty to delivery of mari- $47 fine and $53 court costs. Driver of the other auto , Of 3833 S. Plain Road, King& $100 richer this week be- was Charmaine H. Fahrner, juana. His plea was ac- He was cited on the charge cause he shopped in Cass ton, was northbound on ‘cepted and bond continued Feb. 11 in Caro. new autjo fuel pu113p 40, of 5645 N. Cemetery Kingston Road, south ef City last week end. until sentencing. Jack W. Stahlbaum, 47, of Road, Cass City. Mushroom Road, when her A new, high performance Production of the new feel that the potential Kelly was the winner of He is charged with sale of 6293 W. Main Street, Cass roller vane rotary fuel pump “We Cass City police reported autoDeputies collided investigated with a deer. both ‘ pump, intended for both the for various types of electron- the Washington’s Birthday that at 10:52 p.m. Saturday, the controlled substance to City, pleaded guilty Feb. 3 to suitable for advanced types Sale promotion sponsored by an undercover police officer a charge of impaired driv- original equipment and re- ic fuel injection is great, and an unidentified motorist was cardeer mishaps. of electronic fuel injection placement markets, has be- we developed the Series 7000 the Cass City retail commit- Sept. 4 in Novesta township. ing. systems has been developed His plea was accepted and gun at the Caro plant. rotary pump to meet the tee. Howard Palmerton, 22, of by Walbro Corporation. Kelly wasn’t the only win- 5679 Jacob Drive, Vassar, he was fined $100, assessed stringent performance re- “The Series 7000 roller quirements of designers ner. Second and third prizes Shoplifters caught i stood mute to a charge of $150 court costs and placed W vane pump combines excep- Guernsey said gasoline working on these advanced of $50 each went to Ruth Ball - U malicious destruction of an on probation. tional performance with a fuel injection systems are systems.” of Cass City and Gail Mir- automobile over $100. A plea He was taken into custody high degree of design flexi- expected to proliferate in the of innocent was entered and on the charge by deputies bility, making it a real coming years as automak- acleThere of Cass were City. five $25 prizes pretrial hearing scheduled Jan, 29 in Elkland township. The Walbro Series 7000 at local -pharmacy:: - problem solver for designers ers search for the most roller vane rotary fuel pump won by Alton Hartsell, working on state-of-the-art effective ways to improve is a compact, high perform- Esther Buehrly, Mary Kir- Four shoplifters were ap- fuel injection systems,” ac- fuel economy while satis- ton, Dorothy Grammatice square windows, $3 each, ance unit suitable for either prehended by employees at were broken, plus a large cording to Victor M. Guern- fying pollution standards. in-tank or in-line mounting, and Donna Spencer, all of sey, senior vice-president in “This trend is facilitated Coach Light Pharmacy be- hole punched through 4-a It utilizes an efficient rol- Cass City. tween Feb. and (Man- with charge of Walbro’s Auto- by the growing use of Ten prizes of each 13 23 panel of an overhead door. ler vane pumping system. $10 day), according to Cass City All that was discovered motive Products Group. sophisticated electronic sys- The pump’s flow and pres- were awarded to S. Coston, He announced develop- tems to monitor key engine Police Chief Gene Wilson, missing was an intercoin sure characteristics can be Molli Hartel, June Lapp, One, who was was ment of the new product at a parameters and control 18. radio speaker worth $20. +-’ tailored to Feet the needs of George Czekai, Delores released, he said, because YOUR Feb. 18 meeting of the various engine functions. the fuel system designer. Tuckey, and L. Palmer, all there was lack of proof the Detroit Auto Writers Group These electronic systems Made of high quality ma- of Cass City; Dorothy Phil- in Detroit. The pump is item in question had been Hutchinson can be teamed up with fuel terials, it can pump most lips, Deford; Vi Vining, lW being highlighted at this taken. injection to ensure accurate liquid fuels, and is unaf- Decker, and Margaret Tim- The other three were juve- week’s Society of Automo- and reliable fuel manage- graduates:> .- - fected by gasohol. mons and Charlotte Cmley, niles, ages 10, and who PHOTO tive Engineers exposition in ment.” he exDlained. 13 15, both of Owendale. Detroit . were turned over to their parents. One or two of them from CMU=. COME ON IN! ’,I5 Just Arrived may be petitioned into pro- Rodney Hutchinson re- Funeral held for bate court, the chief said. ceived a B.S. degree in busi- The items shoplifted were ness administration at the Register For ~~ * 5.. \ I Spring Calico Prints pens, cosmetics and sun- end of the fall semester at I glasses. Central Michigan Univek; ‘if[:,?Stretch Terry I Bruce Ricker, 53 B.A. Calka of 6306 W. Main sity, Mt, Pleasant. VELOUR Street, reported to village He majored in information t FREE SITTING 1 VA? police Saturday morning systems management. ~. Donald B. (Bruce) Ricker, grandchildren; four sisters, that during the night, the & 53, of Owendale, died Sun- Mrs. Archibald (Gretchen) large sign in front of his , day at Huron Memorial Walters, Bartlesville, Okla., home and office had been Hospital, Bad Axe, following Mrs. George (Maxine) pushed over. 1 a short illness. Clara, Cass City, Mrs. Jim Eugene E. Rushlow Jr. COLOR PORTRAIT .t He was born Sept. 30, 1927, (Joyce) Horowitz! , Long reported to sheriff’s depu- I r in Cass City, the son of John Branch, N.J., and Mrs. Max- ties Feb. 13 that the Wilmot z and Elizabeth (Ballantine) well (Lorraine) Huff, Jack- 5498 c Building Center, E. c Ricker , son, Miss. Sanilac Road, Kingston, had He and Imogene Wales One sister, one brother * been entered since 1 p.m.,the # Store Hours were married Oct. 5, 1946, in and two sons preceded him s YD. YD. previous day. L $1.98 ‘1.50 in Funeraldeath. services were Tuesday-Thursday ...... , . . 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. Saginaw. A 5-by-6-foot window, c t SILK SCREEN PRINTS Ricker was a member of Friday...... -10A.M. - 8 P.M. worth $100, and two 1-foot I the Owendale United Meth- held Wednesday afternoon *c f Saturday ...... 10 A.M.4 P.M. odist church and had been a at the Owendale United Grant township trustee until Methodist church, Rev. Village We nave nor/ons for making Blue Jeans Myra L. Sparks officiating. November of last year. L Surviving are his wife; Burial was in the Grant .-4 ”Bruce Fabric & Lace“ three sons, John Ricker, township cemetery. 9 Directly Behind Charley’s Market council Bridgeport, Kip Ricker, The Shetler-Bussema Rodney Hutchinson In Wilmot Gagetown, and Matthew Funeral Home, Pigeon, 8 6523 Main Cass City 872-5181 I \- 1786 Montaaue 517-683-2865 He is the son of &in and Ricker, O_wendale; eight handled arrangements. Barb Hutchinson of 6454 128 Main Street for the Seventh Street and a 1976 ; llage to install a drain in graduate Cass City High ie south side Main Street of ; School. r ley between West and He is now employed as a rooker Streets will be stud- programmer-systems ana- sd. His yard has been lyst for Kansas City Powe ooded recently, a problem and Light in Kansas City’,,’ hich would be solved with Mo, le drain. Neighbor B.A. alka supported his request. Next negotiating session ith the Fraternal Order of I need good insurance fast olice, which represents the wee village officers, will be Iarch 24. Approximately 120 tons of, alt have been spread on be your umbrellal illage streets this winter. lost of the originally budg- ted amount for snow re- ioval for all of 1981 has lready been spent, village uperintendent Lou LaPon- ie told the council. FRIDAY FISH FRY All You Can Eat

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t: PEDALING AROUND Spring comes early

* Spring came early for other, years when the re- 6. Over roads. strictibns began in Febru- The Tuscola County Road arv.Under the limits, the max- Commission put spring taxed weight restrictions in effect imum permitted on Class Monday morning. They went B restricted roads is 11,700 into effect in Huron and pounds on a single axle, By Mike Eliasohn Sanilac counties Saturday compared to the normal morning. 18,000 pounds. The limit is I am half through my reason I haven’t is because I Last year in Tuscola, they reduced from the normal ’ annual torture. Another don’t have the patience. went into effect March 15. 13,000 pounds on tandem wasted evening and I will be I almost missed a big axles to 8,450 pounds per Feb. 23 is earlier than axle.On steering axles, the load I done. deduction once. It was the normal, according to Jim Despite Henry Block’s 15 first time I did my taxes Miklovic, clerk of the Tus- maximum is 450 pounds per reasons, none of them has after moving to Monroe. In cola Road Commission, but ever been good enough for fact, I had all my taxes inch of wheel width instead he recalled there have been of the normal 700 pounds. a tne to pay someone to do my figured but hadn’t sent them income tax. in yet. Besides being cheap -- I was engaged in a conver- NOMINATED: “BEST PICTURE” time is cheaper than money, sation with a woman whose BS far as I am concerned - I husband was a certified figure by the time I get all public accountant and the my records together and as- subject got around to my tax ‘sembled in an understand- returns. “Did you deduct able order, I might as well your moving expenses?,” do the work myself, she asked. Saturday evening was de- Until then, I didn’t know SUNDAY -- 2:30 till 6:OO ADULTS $1.50 voted to figuring out my that expenses for moving to L taxes in pencil. Another a new job and also travel REAL MILK -- Michigan Milk Producers Associatlion Deford local officers, from left, are Friday thru Thursdoy Feb. 27 Mar. 5 evening of double checking expenses for going to and Gerald Hicks, vice-president ; Maynard Stine, secretary-treasurer, holding the outstanding - from job interviews were de- Friday and Saturday Feature @ 7:20 - 9:45 everything and doing the member recognition award he received; Les Severance, president, and MMPA Presidel~tGlenn final copy in ink and I should ductible. Sunday Feature @ 3:OO-5: 18-7:36-9:46 done. I, of course, refigured my Lake. The latter two hold the new symbol placed on real dairy products, to distinguish, them be Monday thru Thursday Feature @ 7:15 & 9:33 . In my many years of doing taxes and also took the de- from imitations. my own taxes, I have never duction when I moved to ONE OF THE SEASON’S GREAT HITS! been audited by the Internal Cass City. Revenue Service or Michi- Still, that strikes me as a gan Department of Treas- deduction that should be ury. I like to think that is eliminated. Presumably , Lake: Future good, retiring because I have never made one takes a new job for a mistake, but perhaps they reasons of advancement, be or their computer don’t fig- it to a better job or from “no ure my income is worth the job” to “a job.” Why should trouble to audit. the government provide a There are, of course, two subsidy for persons to im- MMPA prexy tells local types of mistakes to be made prove their station in life? in figuring income taxes. Obviously, they would move, Those in your favor and tax deduction or not. “The future is pretty “I think it’s fair to say, by law requires a minimum Les Severadce as president ; those in the government’s What has made doing good,” Michigan Milk Pro- there’s going to be a fair support price for manu- Gerald Hicks, vice-presi- favor. I wonder if the IRS one’s taxes much easier was ducers Association Presi- number of changes proposed factured grade milk of 80 dent, and Maynard Stine, dent Glenn Lake told mem- percent of parity. and treasury department the invention of the cheap in programs we are familiar secretary-treasurere are conscientious about hand-held calculator. bers of the MMPA Deford with,” he said. He predicted the Reagan Stine was presented with catching both kinds. Before they came along, local Saturday. “We need to face the fact administration will rec- the local’s outstanding It may be that I pay more doing my taxes meant a It was Lake’s farewell. He there may be some changes ommend to Congress a re- member recognition award. taxes than I need to, that couple of evenings of doing is retiring after 25 years as in the price support sys- turn to the old law requiring Elected delegates to the perhaps a tax expert could laborious calculations, president of the state’s larg- tem.” Whatever changes the the secrktary of agriculture state convention were Sev- find some loophole for me to which covered about three est dairy cooperative. After Reagan administration does to set the support price at erance, Stine, Mike Satchell, .squeeze through. pages. having attended an esti- make, he predicted, won’t be between 75 and 90 percent of Ron Hampshire and Leland I have, for instance, never Now, assuming I start mated 500 local meetings anything to panic about, parity. Hirsch, with Robert De- *bothered to itemize my de- early enough and don’t have statewide, it was the last however. Accordingly, he . If that is approved, he Long, Don DeLong and Hes- ductions to see if that would any questions for which I local meeting he attended as feels the future of the dairy feels it likely the agriculture sei Venema ‘as alternates. save me money over using a must wait to call the IRS, I president. business “is pretty good. ” secretary will set the price Members voted for the at percent. standard deduction. The can do it all in one evening At the March 21 MMPA As for the organization he 75 local to pay $150 for Hamp- and I only need one page for annual meeting, he won’t be has headed so long, he As for the current problem shire to attend a MMPA calculations. running again for election to predicted, “The future will of an oversupply of milk, he legislative trip to Washing- The calculator is especial- the board of directors and be alright for MMPA.” feels that the supply of milk ton in April. The MMPA will Republicans ly nice in doing the Michigan therefore will be ineligible to He closed by saying,’ being cyclical, sometimes pay an equal amount. return, which requires fig- be elected president. “Thanks for all these years high and sometimes low, the Local dues will remain at ures at various stages to be When he first became of cooperation,” and prom- problem will correct itself $3. multiplied by .046, .17 and president, he told the ap- ised that if invited, he would by the end of this year. Also addressing the group LOOK WHAT’S do meet Lake and his wife Anne .035. What used to take proximately 50 persons pres- come back to another De- was district Director Mike ’ The regular meeting of the have one married daughter. minutes now takes seconds ent, the MMPA had 18,000 ford local meeting, though Renn of Elkton, who dis- FRIDAY, Sanilac County Republican and without the drudgery. members and their cows not as president. He and his brother, Clare, cussed quality problems, the partners for 40 years, milk MARCH 6 Committee will be Thurs- Isn’t science wonderful? produced just over 1 billion AFTER THE MEETING, political fund, advertising day, March 5, at 8 p.m. in thei Now if it could only figure pounds of milk in a year. held at the Shabbona United 105 cows. and the new “real” symbol SISSY S1’ACE;K: ’IY>$dMYLEE &hLS SEE IT! county conference room, 37 out a way to make paying Methodist church, Lake, 65, The last several years, for dairy products. “COAI, MINER’S L?ALJGHTEH” Austin Street, Sandusky . taxes less painful. In 1980, there were 6,049 said of his decision to retire, Lake said, being MMPA members, whose cows pro- “I just think it is the right president has been a full- duced 31/2 billion pounds of time job. What will he do CI a a a a a a a a a a a e a a a a a thing to do for MMPA to milk. select a new president.” with all his extra time after The North Branch dairy he retires? 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The Board of Review of Elkland Township I Cass City Bowling Leagues will meet at Elkland Township Fire Hall Monday and Tuesday, March9 TUESDAY AFTERNOON TUSCOLA High Series: B. Langen- brina Moran 112. Girls’ High Game: Karrie Men’s High Series: High Team Series: Bad J. and 10 from 9:00 a.m. until 12:OO noon LADIES GET TOGETHERS “A” burg 591. Spencer 149. Schwartz 574. and 1:00 p.m. until 4:OO p.m. for the Feb. 17,1981 Feb. 16,1981 High Game: B. Langen- Kats 1159. High Team Series: Late Ladies’ High Series: S. burg 247. High Team Game: Bad Starters 1001. Cummins 537. purpose of reviewing the assessment Clare’s Sunoco 61/2 Lawrence Ins. 10 High Team Series’: Paul’s Kats 412. StartersHigh Team 420. Game: Late Game: J. roll and hearing any objections there- Croft-Clara Lumber 6 Hall’s Trim Shop 9 1793, SchwartzMen’s High215. Lucky’s Kountry Maurer Const. Co. 9 High Team Game: Paul’s to. Ladies’ High Game: S. Korners 5 ‘12 Hillaker’s Auct. Serv. 8 664. SUNDAY NITERS CumminsHigh Team 201. Series: Fish- Pierce Honey Bees 5 Kelly Brothers 8 200 Games: P. Schwartz Feb. 15,1981 FRIDAY NITE DOUBLES Jack Gallagher Go-fer More 5 Walbro Far East 7 231, B. Langenburg 247. Feb. 20,1981 bowlers 1895. Bowling Grannies 5 Vatter Carpet Sales 7 500 Series: P. Corcoran Gutter Dusters 11 High Team Game: Fish- Charmont 4 Cole Carbide 7 516, P. Schwartz 524, B. KoMers 11 Fearless Four 18% bowlers 695. S u pe rviso r The Hair Benders 4 Charmont 7 Langenburg 591, Alley Rats 10 Faust Rebuilding 18 200 Games: J. Schwartz Don’s Auction Gallery 2 Harris-Hampshire Ins. 6 Double “H” 10 Pin Heads 17 215, B. Purvis 201, S. Cum- The Ups & Downs 2 Sugar Town Market 4 Night Crawlers 10 Heard’s Teards 161% MERCHANTS’ mins 201. Wright’s Painting 1‘12 Nicky’s Restaurants 2 FBI 9 Odd Couples 1 ‘12 “A” LEAGUE 5 Men’s 550 or Better: J. Cass City-Anns 11% Blount Ag 9 Four of Us 14M Feb. 18,1981 Schwartz 574. Notice Of High Series: R. Geiger OutLaws 6 Exterminators 14 Ladies’ 180 or Better: S. High Series: S. Cummins 616. Four-of -Us 6 Alley Bombers 13 Croft-Clara Lumber 6 Cummins 201, G. DeWald 545. High Game: S. ‘Hammett Ber-W a -Ga -Na 6 Bloopers 13 186, D. Lubaczewski 180, High Game: Cummins 236. Ouvry~. Chevy-Olds 6 Wild Bunch 4 P.F. Flvers 11 S. Cass City Oil & Gas BOARD OF REVIEW 202. High Team Series: Law- 5 McVliets 4 Campbell Sawmill 10 Warren Electric High Team Series: Pierce rence Ins. 2770. 5 The Bs & Cs 7 Tractor pull Honey Bees 1949. High Team Game : Harris- Erla’s Food Center 5 Men’s High Series: F. For Blount Agriculture High Team Game: Pierce Hampshire 1014. 4 Terbush (sub) 582, Men’s High Series: K. New England Life Honey Bees 670. 210 Gamks: E. Schulz 233, 4 HayesLadies’ 491. High Series: D. Pierce 568. at Kri t zman ’s Pontiac 200 Games: S. Cummins D. Miller 231, L. Tomaszew- 4 Ladies’ High Series: I. Evergreen Township FuelgasKingston State Bank 202, B. Hartman 200. ski 225, K. Hall 224, R. 3 Men’s High Game: E. Stec Campbell 518. 500 Series: S. Cummins Geiger 223-220, T. Vatter 219, 3 231. Men’s High Game: K. Silverdome Will 8e Held Charmont 545, B. Langenburg 524, P. Larry Summers 213, J. Mc- 2 Ladies’ High Game: D. Pierce 224. Charlie’s Market Schwartz 507. Intosh 211. 1 Hayes 190. Ladies’ High Game: I. Nearly $1 million worth of 600 Series: E. Schulz 607, High Team Series: Alley Campbell 199. tractors will assemble at the MARCH 9-10 550 Series: R. Walker 591, B. Robertshaw 601. Rats 1912. High Team Series: Pin Pontiac Silverdome Satur- A. Ouvry 580, L. Tomaszew- From 9-4 GUYS & GALS 550 Series: T. Vatter 593, High Team Game: Alley Heads 1823. day and Sunday for the sixth ski 579, D. Vatter 577, E. Feb. 17,1981 S. Hammett 592, J. Guinther Rats 678. High Team Game: Four of annual event known as The Helwig 566, J. Little 565, J. 0 588, Larry Summers 584, K. Men’s 200 Games: E. Stec Us 668, World’s Largest Tractor At Shabbona Hall Steadman 565, D. Erla 562, WKYO-WIDL 4 Gremel579, J. Burleson 554, 231, F. Terbush (sub) 200. Pull.The special invitational Residential Agricultural B. Selby 561, J. Storm 560, C. 3 L. McCreedy 551. Men’s 500 Series: E. Stec Charmont Kolb 556, C. Guinther 555, J, 1.oo 1.04 Copeland & Gornowicz 3 554, G. Humes 556, B, Wild- competition features 70 of Merchant 555, J. Gallagher FRIDAY NITE & 3 man 500, F. Terbush (sub) the best pullers from the Terrasi Son TUSCOLA 553, E. Schulz 552, G. Whit- CARCASS UNION Audrey;Leslie, Supervisor 2 582. Midwest and Canada. Brand X GET TO GETHERS “B” taker 552. Feb. 20.1981 Leiterman Builders 2 The 1 p.m. Saturday show Feb. 16, 1981 210 Games: L. Tomaszew- 2 features 7,000 pound hot rods D & D Construction ski 246, A. Ouvry 242, J. Ckh%RMONTLADIES‘ Fishbowlers 28% Kens & Kerbs 2 and 9,000 pound super Larry’s Car Wash 12 Little 237, D. Vatter 235, H. LEAGUE Rescue Squad 24 Caro Farm &Town 1 stocks. Kilbourn Tech Supply 11 223, C. 223, Feb. 17,1981 Kelly Bros. Home Dickinson House The 8 p.m. show will bring Notice Of Elkton IGA 1 Leiterman Bldrs. 9 R. Walker 219, J. Merchant Comfort 22 on the 9,OOO pound hot rods Country Cousins 1 Miller’s Egg Inc. 9 214, G. Lapp 213, E. Schulz Cass City State Bank 4 Old Folks 22 Kruse Farms 0 Wright’s Service 9 212, J. Steadman 212. Cablettes $33 Lucky’s Kountry and the 12,000 pound super Stahlbaum Asphalt Brinkman Bins Korner 20 stocks. BOARD OF REVIEW Men’s High Series: R. Paving 7 Erla’s 3 Colwood Bar 19 The, 2:00 p.m. Sunday Vandemark 532. F & M State Bank 7 MERCHANTS’ Livewires 3 The Turkeys 18 show will, begin with the For Ladies’ High Series: M. ‘Roger’sHay 6 “B” LEAGUE Johnson Six 2 Incredible 4 16 5,000 pound super stocks and Kerbyson 477. Veronica’s 2 finish with the top 10 final- Dale’s Eaves Troughing 5 Feb. 18,1981 Cannonballs 14 ‘/2 Men’s High Game: R. Mr. Kelly’s Market 5 Wood’s Hay & Straw 1 Horse-In-Around 14 ists of the 9,OOO pound hot rod Vandemark 200. and 9,000 pound super stock Bliss Milk Haulers 2 Rabideau Motors 6 Fort’s 1 The Loom 11 Greenleaf Township, Ladies’ High Game: K. Chappel’s Men’s Wear 2 Clare’s Sunoco 6 Gagetown Oil & Gas 1 Really Rottens 7 classes, forming the 9,OOO Milligan 171. Colony House IGA Foodliner pound open class. Will Be Held High Team Series: High Series: K. Gremel SDencer’s Masonry Cass City Sports 0 WKYO-WIDL 2323. 629. Tkkey Concrete 54 NoticeOf - High Team Game: High Game: D. Schwering Gagetown Oil & Gas 4 High Game: R. Speirs 196. 815. J. WKYO-WIDL 222. Herron Builders 4 High Series: R. Speirs, Men’s 500 Series: Van- Morel1 (sub) 505. R. High Team Series: Lar- Charmont 4 MARCH 9&10 demark 532, C. Kolb 521. ry’s Car Wash 2773. Bauer Candy Co. High Team Game: Cab- BOARD OF REVIEW High Team Game: Lar- Hills & Dales Hospital lettes 795. From 9-12 and 1-4 High Team Series: Cab- ry’s Car Wash 990. General Cable 22’1 For % MERC‘HANKTTE LEAGUE: 210 Games: M. Zawilinski Shag’s Angels lettes 2263. Feb. 19, 1981 221, K. Gremel 218-212. J. Winchester - triplicate Ellington Township At Greenleaf Township hall 550 Series: D. Schwering 600Series: T. Peruski 628. Score Of Cole Carbide 4 600, T. Furness 556. 550 Series : J. Guinther Faust Rebuilders 3 578, S. Mellendorf 566, G. Will Be Held Gerald Bock, Supervisor 01 y m pia 3 THURSDAY MORNING Deering 564, D. Koch 563, c. THURSDAY NITE TRIO . IGA Foodliner 3 COFFEE Comment 560, B. Anthes 550. Feb. 19,1981 Kritzman’s 2 Feb. 19, 1981 210 Games : Rick Koch 244, Miller’s Chicks 2 .I-. Guinther~~ 231, Roger Koch Old Wood Drug 11 At Town Hall‘ Anrod Screen Cyl. Kingston State Bank 18 2 224, B. Davidson-223, D. IGA Foodliner- 9 ‘/2 Albee Hardware 2 Paul’s Custom yans 15“2 AQ.47.07 Estimated . Notice Of Koch 214, T. Peruski 214-211, Smith Real Estate 8 Res. 46.94 Multiplier Walbro 1 Crazy Ladies 15 Draves Dist. 8 G, Deering 211. Ag. 1.0622 Geiger-Hunt Ford 1 Pinney State Bank 14 Nieboer Masonry 7 Herron Builders 1 J & L Feed 13’12 Res. 1.0645 Van Dale 6 To Review Assessments Charmont . 0 Shirley’s Salon 13 SATURIIAY SP1Nh’E:RS Gambles 5 Feb. 21, 1981 Pin Pals 11 Garno Seeds 4 Jack Kappen, Supervisor 500 Series: L. Selby 540, G. Rabideau’s Girls l0’n Circle “S’Gas & Oil 4 For Pin 22 ’ Corcoran 512, K. Tuckey 501, Bay Port Tube 10 Crashers Jacques Seeds 4 22 B. Deeqing 500. Campbell Sawmill 9‘ Run A. Rounds Caro True Value 3 Elmwood Township a,nd 224, ‘12 Fire Birds 20 200 Games: L. Stlby Deering Farms 8 Hacker Farms 2 1/2 G. Corcoran 200. Happy Hoofers 6 Cha r 1ie ’s Angels 19 Notice of Village Of Gagetown The Strikers 18 High Series: J. LaRoche I 16 ’ Alley Kats 601. . Bad Kats 15 High Game: J. LaRoche Will Be Held 15 BOARD OF #REVIEW1 I Newbooksat Bad News Bears 235. 13 Gutter Dusters 200 Games: A. McLachlan (4)Cousins 11, 232, B. Niester 216, L. Smith For Hot Shots 11 215. the library Pin Boys 10 570 Series: A. McLachlan 572. Grant Township BRAIN by Robin Cook, (fiction). A frightening medical Boys’ High Series: Ken- neth A. Grady 463. At Elmwood Municipal Building thriller about a dozen yodng women who go into a,univer- SATURDAY TEENS Will Be Held sity hospital for routine gynecological exams and come out Boys’ High Game: Ken- 0 age town neth A. Grady 160. Feb. 21,1981 with brain seizures. In time, there would be still more vic- Girls’ High Series: Sa- To Review Assessments tims for there was a conspiracy at University Hospital. MARCH 9 & 10 from9;142 brina Moran 295. Nailers 16 A young girl arrives at the hospital for a Pap test and is Girls’ High Game: Sa- Alley Burners 15 At Grant Township Hall never seen again , . . another young woman dies as the result of minor surgery . . . and a cadaver in a hospital Alley Cleaners 13 morgue has had its brain removed! Trying to solve the Bulldoggers 10 Wor k i ng Terrible Three 10 Supervisor. mystery behind these seemingly unrelated events, beauti- Helen Ellicott, ful Dr. Denise Sanger gets enmeshed in a bizarre conspir- Late Starters 8 I acy far more awgsome than her wildest fantasy. mot hers ’ Boys’ High Series: Gary Notice of Crickon 379. THE COMPANY OF WOMEN by Mary Gordon, (fiction). Boys’ High Game: Bob This is a moving story of a young woman, Felicitas Taylor, newsletter Joos 144. raised by a widowed mother and a fiercely independent “kmployed Mothers - Girls’ High Series: Susan BOARD OF REVIEW Catholic priest. Her strong sense of faith, nurtured by the Family and Change’’ is the Hammond 342. NOTICE OF teachings of Father Cypian, gives Felicitas little help when title of a letter that will help For she ventures off on her own. It isn’t until’she becomes the a working mother cope and 1 I object of a brutal seduction and betrayal that Felicitas adjust to employment, fam- KINGSTON TOWNSHIP finds her true self. ily, spouse and her own per- ICmning Auctions Board of Review sonal needs that will face Will Be Held THE MEDICAL DETECTIVES by Berton Roueche, (non- her every day once she Saturday, Feb. 28 - Dalton fiction1. Twenty-two true narratives of medical detection brings home a paycheck. Coe will sell farm machin- NOVESTA TOWNSHIP by author Berton Roueche, a well-known medical author- The six in a series news- ery at the place located 8 The Meeting of the Board of Review ity. Here is the case of two New York City Health Depart- letter will cover child care miles north of Cass City and ment doctors who found out why 11 men turned blue and needs, home management, ”2 mile east on Rescue Rd. will be held at the Novesta Township then died and the account of a Kansas City veterinarian At Township Hall = Wilmot guilt feelings resulting from R.D. Wertz, auctioneer e who worked with an epidemiologist to find the cause of a working, sharing family Hall, Deford Plus Adjustment Factor strange disease that threatened the lives of school children. roles and responsibilities Saturday, March 14 - Agriculture 418,596 1.0638 and keeping the family com- Residential 262,824 1.0771 Frank and Donna Sageman Movies at Hawson Memorial Library at 7:30 p.m. Monday munication lines open when will hold a farm auction of MARCH 2-3 Commercial 4,671 1.0192 are: “A Tale of Two Critters” -- A bear cub and a young she goes to work. The news- Timber Cut 1.0022 machinery at the place lo- raccoon trapped in a hollow log accidentally roll into a river letters will be available for a cated two miles north and and drift many miles from home. A summer of fun together MARCH 9-10 The above figures resulted from surveys by small fee through the Co- two and a half miles east of From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a winter of separation passes, When they meet again operative Extension Serv- Ubly on Premier Rd. Osen- Equalization Department and are subject to they do not remember each other but they share a bond that ice, according to Peg Houck, toski Auctioneering Service, revision of individual assessments. will keep them from ever being enemies. extension home economist.

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.Revenue Sharing Review igan Agricultural Reporting percent above last year 20 Cake . Service. I FIVE YEARS AGO 'categories by cents per wage boosts of about 7 .Budget Review Production per cow aver- thousand gallons. Minimum percent by the Cass City aged 1,060 pounds, up 35 Construction of a tempor- rate (0-5,000 gallons) will be Village Council. The in- TUESDAY pounds from a year ago. Zonta picks ary shelter at the Sanilac $14 per quarter. creases will boost the cost of .Final Settlement Cow numbers at 390,000 head Petroglyphs in Greenleaf Airman Kenneth Marker wages to the village about Spaghetti &Meat i were down 2 percent from township should begin soon, was to arrive Feb. 25 from $6,500 per year. Apple Sauce Meeting January, 1980. committee according to State Rep. Italy with his wife, Karla, In spite of adoption of a Bread-Butter Producers received $14.20 Lorene Rienstra hosted Quincy Hoffman. The carv- and daughter, Stacie, on record $329,165 budget for White Milk per hundredweight (cwt.) the Cass City Zonta Club ings are believed to be over their way to Wurtsmith Air 1971, Village President Lam- Cookie for their milk this January, meeting Feb. 17. 500 years old. The Great Force Base, Oscoda. bert Althaver says no new MONDAY, MAR. 2 $1.20 above the previous Elected to serve on the Fire of 1881 wiped out pine Cass City High School village taxes will be levied. WEDNESDAY ,I 7:OO P.M. year's price. nominating commit tee were forests, which sheltered the band memb.ers came away Sally Whittaker of Cass Replacement milk cows Helen Raker, Beverly Little carvings. with two top finishes, nine City was crowned Tuscola AshFishwich Wednesday . At cost an average of $1,270, and Edith Little, They will Vandals did $300 damage seconds and one third at the Campus Life Sweetheart, compared to $1,175 a year to the concession stand in District 3 solo and ensemble Feb. 20 at the third annual Chips report their nominations for Buttered Corn ago. Slaughter cow prices officers for the new year at the village park Monday. festival at Flint. pageant at Mayville High White Milk TOWNSHIP HALL, DEFORD fell to $42. per cwt., 15 the March 17 meeting. Damaged were a refrigera- School. percent below the January, The meeting will be at the tor and popcorn machine. TEN YEARS AGO Contract talks between the Cookie Wm. C. O'Dell 1980 price. home of Dorothy Ballard, The Cass City Village UAW-CIO and Walbro Corp. Nationally, January milk with Colleen Krueger and Council Tuesday evening in- Village employees have have reached an impasse as THURSDAY Supervisor production totaled 10.7, bil- Janice Chippi as co-host- creased the flat rate water been taken off an hourly workers at the Cass City lion pounds, 4 percent more esses. fee by 16 percent and three wage scale and granted based company voted 163-13 Mashed Potatoes , to reject a company offer. Turkey in Gravy Bread-Butter I 25 YEARS AGO Celery Sticks Cranberry Sauce An estimated 90 persons, White Milk members of the Rotary, Fruit Cup Lions and Gavel Clubs of Cass City and their wives, FRIDAY

heard Vincent Syracuse ' from the Leader Dog train- Taco - Cheese - Lettuce ing school at Rochester tell Buttered Beans what it takes to produce a White Milk guide dog for the blind. Cookie Harry Little and Joe Riley were reelected to the board Menu subject to change. , of directors of the Cass City Development Corp, Mr. and Mrs. John Dill- Criminal . man celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their farm home west of complaints : Cass City. Cass City's music students won nine No. 1 ratings at the total531 district solo and ensemble festival at Flint Central The Tuscola County Sher- . High School. iff's Department recorded - Ben Kirton, who had 531 criminal complaints in I owned a Cass City area milk January, route for 29 years, recently 'The greatest number, 228, ' sold it to Richard McClorey. regarded traffic (reports of The Ubly plant receives the accidents, etc.) followed by milk. larcenies, 57, domestic mat- ters, 41, and vandalism, 36. 35 YEARS AGO Deputies made 51 arrests during the month, of which. A.J. Murray, 4-Hmember 22 were for traffic violations *. of Cass City, was a guest at a and 12 for violation of the) a banquet held at Lansing by controlled substance act: : the Michigan Livestock Pro- (narcotics). *I ducers Association. A.J. There were 140 traffic: Murray was chosen as the tickets issued, including 43* number ,one Tuscola county for speeding, 16 for stop sign: 4-H'er in meat animal rais- violations, 15 for defective: 1 ing. equipment and 11 for driving a Because of the heavy snow under the influence of liquor. r fall, no school busses have Seventeen appearance ; : operated out of Cass City tickets were issued, includ- 1 since Monday. Milk haulers ing eight for purchase, pos-. for the Nestle's Milk Prod- session or transporting of: FFA members take part in many different learning opportuni- ucts condensary here were alcoholic beverages by a: able to make only 40-50 minor and three for trans- e * percent of their regular runs porting open intoxicants in a 'v : ties. The Future Farmers of America developed a program by *1 on Tuesday and Wednesday. motor vehicle. C. The Gagetown caucus for Patrol cars were driven* ; which classroom knowledge could be applicable to a learning- the nomination of village of- 36,551 miles in January and: ficers was held last week. consumed 3,564.2 gallons of I : hy-doing program. Students learn from others who have more Wesley Downing, who was gasoline (10.2 miles per ; ; president, refused to accept gallon). ** the nomination. James Dunn The county jail received: experience but, in the end they do it themselves. was nominated to succeed 141 inmates, of whom eight : ' him. Edith Miller was nomi- were female, and released; nated for treasurer; Conrad 127. I Mosack, assessor; Frank Cass City police made: Experience is STILL the Best Teacher Rocheleau, clerk, and Leslie three arrests in January, :.; Munro, George Hendershot two for traffic offenses and : ; and Richard Downing, trust- one for vandalism ; Kingston - ; . ees. police, one for a liquor ' The following merchants support the work of violation, and Gagetown :. , police, one for a traffic I viola tion. Galloway Caro state police arrested ;; seven persons for traffic :. violations, three for armed :: on Okinawa robbery and one each for : fraud and contempt of court, '

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Wednesday announcing a YOU have to have and things ing to implement new tillage Questions about conserva- proposed $41.4 billion re- you can’t get out of.” systems this year their tion tillage should be di- duction in federal spending in Reducing pro- crop production systems. rected to me at 673-3161. and 30 percent cut in income grams, he suggested, won’t The Success of a produc- New managtrnent chal- taxes. be easy* and is t’ the lenges should be discussed The president didn’t beat tion system depends on two president and Congress* “I before the 1981 production around the bush, he felt. things in our area. The first can’t do anything about it.” is the weather. Outside of a season begins. “We’ve got problems we’ve His Of Reagan few costly practices which Polyester got to face up and solve was, “He’s trying.” are available to farmers, the somehow,” was how he sum- Schell is a shear and press climate is something we can Qui1t Batting marized Reagan’s ap- brake Operator at Evans Walbro do very little about. Big 81x96-in polyester quilt proach. in batting with needle-ease glazene The second factor is the finish Flame retarded, too! Schell feels that is a big where he has worked l6 preducers’ understanding of employees improvement over Presi- years* He and his wife’ the fundamentals of his 13 Now Only dent Carter. “Carter said in Doris, live at 4179 S. 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PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1981 CASCITY, MICHIGA,.N ‘0-Gloses pair of loop tilts

A dismal third quarter for Owen-Gaga spelled the dif- ference as it fell to Akron- Fairgrove Tuesday night, 63-53. Coach Phil Gray’s Bull- dogs led at the half, 32-27, but in the third stanza could only manage 10 points while the host Vikings poured in 23.

Jim Glidden scored 17 points and collected 19 of his team’s 37 rebounds. Owen- Gage shot 20 of 61 from the floor, 33 percent, and 13 of 24 from the free throw line, 54 percent. Vikings in double figures were Todd Cramer with 19, Brian Rayl, 13, and Chip Aymer and Mike Volk, with 10 each, Akron-E’airgrove con- nected on 25 of 58 field goal Sawdon, 3rd; Shawn Papp, 2nd; Doug Sowden, Ist, and Jim attempts, 43 percent, and 13 Cass City’s over-all record of 23 from the charity line, 59 Jensen, 1st. GOOD SETS AND good spikes helped the Hawks to is 26-8. percent. The team collected victory in straight games against Marlette. 34 rebounds. The Vikings won the junior varsity game, 55-34. Owen-Gage ends the reg- Shetler’s takes ular season Friday at home against Port Hope. 0-G closes in on volleyball title Score by quarters: rec loop lead The Owen-Gage volleyball A-F 12 15 23 13 63 team kept its North Central 0-G 16 16 10 11 53 It looks as if Shetler’s will quick start with a 16-10 lead D League streak intact Mon- coast in to the regular at the quarter and a 41-34 day night at home with a win season championship after lead at the half. Shetler’s over North Huron. CASEVILLE they won a big battle with shifted to a man-to-man People’s State Bank Monday defense to check Bill Steven- Coach Judy Campbell’s We want everyone to know that we’ve to take undisputed posses- son and that was the key to spikers won the first match, Caseville gained revenge sion of first place. The score the win. 15-1, 15-2, and the second, got a FULL-SERVICE CHECKING ac- for an earlier season loss to was 58-47. McLellan, 28 points, 15-8, 15-0. The team is now 10-0 in the count that pays 51/4% interest... instead Owen-Gage with a 57-47 win The win was decisive be- Damm, 23, and Jack Paul, Friday night over the Bull- cause Shetler’s doesn’t have 17, led Shetler’s while Rick league and 15-4 overall. of costs. So, for a limited time only... to face another contending Tuckcy, 31, led all scorers dogs. Julie Andrakowicz, who It was only the Eagles’ team this season and will be with Stevenson, 18, and served all 15 points in the oddsm favorites to win Mark Green, 13, in double second win of the season. final game, scored 25 points. The Bulldogs didn’t get their remaining games. figures for the losers. Peg Berube scored 13 points, their act together until the The game was decided in In the nightcap Charmont WE’LL PAY YOU 5e FOR the first quarter when Shet- Kris Erickson, 10, and fourth quarter, at the start rallied to top Hillaker’s Becky Howard had eight ace ler’s roared to a 20-2 lead. Auctioneers, 57-51. As usual of which they were trailing spikes and 21 good spikes. by 20 points, 43-23. They got People’s battled back in the Charmont started slowly, EACH UNUSED CHECK it 12-6 after the first to within five points in the next three quarters, but trailing The Bulldog JVs lost their final stanza, but the Eagles’ was too late. The Plumbers quarter. first league match of the YOU NOW HOLD FROM used board strength and The winners picked up margin was too much to 7-15, 9-15, The balanced scoring to post the steam as the game pro- season, 15-9. overcome. team is now 4-3 overall and key victory. gressed. They were behind ABANK OR OTHER FI- Terry Muntz led the Bull- 4-1 in the league. dogs with 20 points. Jim Paul Beachy, 15 points, 26-21 at the intermission, but Glidden contributed 14. The and Bill McLellan, 12, paced some excellent foul shooting NANCIAL INSTITUTION team connected on only 21 of the winners while Norm enabled Charmont to over- K 1NCSTO N 67 shots from the floor, 31 Stephens, 13, and Tim Bates, haul Hillaker’s in the last (LIMIT 200 CHECKS) rn percent, and five of 17 free 11, were in double figures for half. Owen-Cage stayed unde- WHEN YOU throws, 29 percent. the losers; Key was Dave Doerr’s foul feated last Thursday as it Caseville was led by 6-5 In the nightcap Mc- shooting. He hit 14 of 14 and bounced Kingston from sec- OPEN A CHECKING AG sophomore Dan Simet, who Mahan’s defeated Hillaker’s paced his team with 20 ond place in the North pumped in 21 points, fol- Auctioneers, 68-54. Mc- points. Scott Hartel and Central D League volleyball lowed by Brian Siegfried Mahan’s led all the way in Clyde Weir netted 12 each standings. COUNT WITH $200 OR with 11. The team made 23 of the winning effort. while Roy Calahan paced 61 field goal attqmpts, 38 For the winners Gary the losers with 25. The visiting Bulldogs won 15-9, 15-13. MORE AT percent, and 11 of 22 from Bruce scored 21 while Leon In a battle of also-rans the first match, the charity line. Kanieczwski and Dave Thursday, Caro Plumbing & In the second, Owen-Gage lost the first game, 11-15, but The Eagles pulled down 40 Heacock each netted 17. For Heating whipped Erla’s, rebounds, two more than Hillaker’s Roy Calahan 61-52. came back to win the next Owen-Gage. Glidden scored 18 and Dave Zawilin- Caro jumped off to a 20-13 two, 15-11, 15-9. It was the first time the Bulldogs have grabbed 16 rebounds and ski added 10. lead behind Gary Zellar and lost a game in a league Muntz, 10. Shetler’s started their big coasted to victory. At the The Bulldogs won the Jan. week off on the right foot half it was 43-21, Caro. The match this season. with a come from behind win Foodmen outscored the win- 20 encounter with Caseville, Kris Erickson scored 15 48-4 1. last Wednesday over Steven- ners in the last half, but it son’s, the third team tied for was too little, too late. points; Becky Howard, 14 Owen-Gage won the junior points, 21 ace spikes and 34 varsity encounter Friday, the league lead. It was a Four Plumbers were ‘in good spikes; Bonnie Wynn, narrow one-paint, 85-84, de- double figures, Zellar, 21, 39-32. 14 points, and Julie Andra- cision paced by Bill McLel- Kevin Bitzer, 12, Mark Schu- kowicz, seven ace spikes, 15 With our 51/4% interest-earning advan- .Score by quarters: lan with 18 points and Randy bel, 12,and Pat Hagan, 10. good spikes, six ace dinks Damm with 12 points in the Chuck Hendrick with 25 for tage you now have a “checkbook” that Case. 16 15 12 14 57 decisive last quarter. Erla’s led all scorers. and seven good dinks. pays... instead of costs. And, you will en- 0-G ’ 8 11 4 24 47 Stevenson’s got off to a People’s State Bank had Owen-Gage coach Judy little trouble topping Mc- Campbell had high praise joy these exclusive services: Mahan’s in the nightcap, fQr the Kingston team, Set volleyball 85-65. The winners posted an which she predicted will fin- a AUTOMATIC PAYMENT OF RECUR- advantage in every quarter ish in second place in the with balanced scoring. Five league. “They’re doing an, RING BILLS players were in double fig- excellent job this year.” CHECK SAFEKEEPING tournev Dairs ures. They were: Dirk Suth- The Bulldog JVs also won, J1 erland, 17, Chuck Smith, 12, 12-15, 15-8, 15-11. NATIONWIDE EMERGENCY CASH Chuck Peterson, 11, Norm I North Central D League the regional pairings was Stephens, 11, and Dave AND CHECK GUARANTEE volleyball champion Owen- held Monday. Holder, 10. For the losers NORTH CENTHAI, MONTHLY DESCRIPTIVE Gage will play North Huron Coach Judy Campbell’s Mark Baston, 23, and John 11 LEAGUE in its opening match of the Bulldogs have a busy sched- Rayl, 10, showed the way. VOLIXYHAI,l, STATEMENTS district tournament Satur- ule prior to the districts, due Monday, make-up .games (asof Feb. 20) TELEPHONE BILL-PAYING day, March 7, at Caseville. to postponements earlier be- were played as Stevenson’s Akron-Fairgrove and Port cause of the flu and snow rolled past Erla’s, 65-42, and WL You are also entitled to one free trans- Hope will open play at 10 storm. Charmont upended Caro Owen-Gage 80 a.m., followed by the Bull- They were to have played Plumbing , 64-57. Port Hope 10 2 action for each $100 of your account’s dogs and Warriors at 10:45. Ubly at home this Wednes- Erla’s outscored Steven- Kings ton 73 lowest balance during the month. Addi- At 11:30, Kingston plays day, in a make up game. son’s, 15-14, in the first Caseville 24 Deckerville. Thursday, they are at Port quarter, but a dismal second North Huron 24 tional transactions are,a low 159 each. At 12:15, Caseville plays Hope. Saturday, the team quarter cost them a chance Yec k 17 the Akron-Fairgrove - Port plays in the Caseville for an upset. Erla’s failed to Carsonville-PS 04 Hope winner. The winner of tournament. score a point in the second Akron-Fair . 06 the Owen-Gage North period and trailed at the - 4, Wednesday, March half, 28-15. Huron match plays the Owen-Gage has a make-up Kingston-Deckerville win- For Stevenson’s Jeff Mc- game at home against Flint Kensie, 26, Bill Stevenson, ner at 1. Holy Rosary and Thursday “How much The championship game 21, and Rick Tuckey, 14, led host Carsonville-Port Sani- the way while Chuck Hend- will be at 1:45, with the lac, another make-up, in would it cost winner advancing to the rick netted 18 for Erla’s. regionals. their final league game of Charmont took control of to replace The drawing to determine the season, its game with Car0 Plumb- ing in the second period after trailing 17-16 after the first eight minutes. DEERING PACKING In the second quarter Charmont posted a 16-8 1 mile North, 1/2 mile East of margin and was in front the See me about State Farm Silverwood at 4808 E. Mayville Road rest of the way. Renters Insurance. The cos For the winners Clyde is low and the coverage Weir, 24, Dave Doerr, 10, comprehenslve. and A1 Romig, 10, were in FRESH COUNTER MEATS double figures while Kevin Ernest A. Teichman Jr. CASS CITY Bitzer, 20, Gary Zellar, 17, 6529 MainSt. 6241 Main Street CHECK OUT PRICES ON and Pat Hagen, 10, paced the Cass City, Mich. losers. Phone 872-3300 872-2105 Y LAMB v PORK fl VEAL Linda Gaymer, Manager WL Like a good r, BEEF HALVES AND QUARTERS Shetler’s P & H 91 People’s State Bank 8 2 neighbor, I Stevenson’s Ins. 82 State Rum there. H)(I BUS” TRU Charmont Lanes 55 is 0 1981, MS&.L/JRG, Inc UAuGWILluIG; CIU 517-761-7073 Hillaker’s Auct. 46 STATE FARM FIRE McMahan’s Auto 37 AND CASUALTY COMPANY Caro P & H 37 Home Office. Bloomtngton. Illinol: Erla’s Food Center 0 10 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1981 PAGE THIRTEEN Cass City tops Vassar, USA Hawks heavv favorite for title share

:Cass City hasn't lost a In a nonconference tussle second game in a row with playing a little over half the day night with a 61-50 vic- game at home for three with USA the Hawks an early spurt. The Hawks tory at Vassar while league years and Some hot first avenged an earlier defeat game. jumped out to a six-point USA, leading Caro was falling to quarter shooting, by Todd while posting a 68-54 decis- For Dave Simmet, lead in the opening minute 16, and Mark Zimmer, 12, North Branch. Comment, kept the streak ion- while the Patriots were were the top scorers. It will be the third straight 4he Tuesday night. The Hawks did it for the missing good shots. The game was played title for the Hawks and the The Hawks maintained before the largest Tuesday fourth in the last five years the lead until midway in the night crowd and one of the for Coach Ron Nurnberger's first quarter. Leading 10-4 largest crowds for any night charges. Cass City then staged the of the season. It's possible that the rally that won the game. The crowd may be larger Hawks could win it all alone The Hawks ripped of€ 16 than the one that travels to again this season. Caro points while USA was held to Bad Axe Friday to see the plays Lakers, a team that a single basket. With a final regular season game of when it's cold is easy to whip minute gone in the second the year. and when it's hot can give quarter the Hawks were in The Thumb B Association any team in the league front 26-12. conference clash is import- trouble. Cass City plays Bad During the splurge Com- ant for the Hawks but Bad Axe, a tailender, and a loss ment ripped in two buckets, Axe is a tailender this year to the Hatchets would be a Craig Tonti added another and a loss by Cass City giant upset. and Ray Ferris chipped in a would be a giant upset. It wasn't an artistic vic- couple of set shots in his best Much of the interest Fri- tory, as both teams were offensive performance of the day will center around the guilty of sloppy ball hand- year. In the first quarter Laker-Caro clash where the ling and shoddy defense. Comment hit five of six from Tigers need a win to assure After the first few minutes the field from 15-18 feet as at least a tie for the champ- when the Vulcans went in he appears to have regained ions h i p. front by four points, the his outstanding shooting Hawks led all the way but it touch following a mid-sea- JV GAME was a far closer game than son injury slump. the final score indicated. USA tried to get back in In the junior varsity con- Todd Comment tucked in the game in the second half test, USA rolled to a 71-61 three quick hoops in the first as Tonti went to the bench decision over the Hawk JV. quarter to pace the Hawks to for much of the time with a four-point lead, but the foul trouble. CassCity FG FT PTS Vulcans charged back to In the third period the Ferris 4 1-3 9 close within a point with 1.15 visitors closed the gap to Tonti 7 - 14 left in the period. 50-39. Comment 10 3-3 23 The two teams traded USA made several mini Zawilinski - 4-5 4 baskets for much of the runs at the Hawks in the Son tag 7 2-2 16 second quarter. With just a final two periods. But each Hobart - ,2-2 2 minute left before the half, time Cass City was equal to the Hawks suddenly strung the threat: 28 12-15 68 together seven unanswered In the last quarter the points, sparked by two bask- Patriots went into a press IJSA FG FT PTS ets by Tim Sontag, to lead that bothered Cass City. Two DeSimplare 1 0-1 2 32-23 at the intermission. turnovers resulted in bask- Gain f or t h 2- 4 The Vulcans came storm- ets and narrowed the gap to Simmet 8 - 16 ing back in the third quarter nine points. Za bel 2 1-2 5 and early moments of the That was as close as the Kamrad - 1-2 1 final period to place the visitors came to cracking Pitcher 2- 4 outcome very much in Cass City's home win streak. Zimmer 5 2-2 12 doubt. Controlling the ball and Winter 3- 6 The Hawks' lead see- cashing in on short shots and , Rievert 2- 4 sawed back and forth foul opportunities Cass City through the third period, steadily widened the gap 25 4-7 54 ranging from three to seven until the final whistle. points. TODD COMMENT led Cass City to season's split with Tim Sontag carried the At the end of three quart- a scoring load in the final ers, Cass City was in front, USA Tuesday night with 23 points. This shot over Tom b period. He scored eight of 42-37. That lead melted in a Eisengruber (50) missed. Number 44 is Terry Winter. b his 16 points in the final 8 Cass City became an odds- hurry in the first minute of : THIS SHOT BY Phil Zawilinski minutes. Comment led all on favorite to win at least a the final period. Two quick :missed in the second half against scorers with 23 points while share of the Thumb €3 As- Vulcan hoops closed the Tonti chipped in 14 while sociation championship Fri- score to 42-41, with seven iVassar Friday. I .. 5 minutes left in the game. I b That was as close as Vassar was to get. Sontag scored a key jumper. Craig 'l'ourneypairings Tonti made a drive, and was fouled for a three-point play. Comment hi' 3 couple from under the I oop and the Reg. Hawks were home free with Our Price Price

AS- usual, it was Cass t 00 Bayer Aspirin Limit 1 Tournament Director Ko- City's ability at the free 2.53$1 ..33 land Pakonen announced throw line that was the dif- that tickets for Monday's Owen-Gage had the mis- ference. The Vulcans out- c' a s s ("ity - M a y v il le gii 111 e 30 Metamucil Packets fortune of drawing North scored the Hawks from the 6.49 5.79 will go on sale at 9 a.m. field with a 20-19 edge in Mynday at the high school. Huron in the opening round of the district Class D bask- field goals. The Hawks con- etball tournament at Deck- verted 23 of 29 free throws 12 oz. Maalox Limit 1 Cass City will play May- erville Monday. while Vassar made 10 of 15. ville in the opening round of Comment led all scorers the district tournament 'l'he drawing to determine with 25 points. Tim Sontag chipped in 18 and Tonti 100 Tylenol 1 Monday at Cass City. The tournament pairings was Limit 3.95 2.39 drawings were held in Cass held Monday. netted 16. For the Vulcans City Monday for the five Through Friday, the Bull- Tim Harper, 19, and Greg teams entered in district 83. dogs had only won three Birk, 15, showed the way. t oz. Cortaid Cream The Hawks will reign as games in the North Central In the JV game, the 4.94 3.29 favorites to win the district D League while the Warriors Hawks lost, 57-35. for the second time in a row had overpowered everyone. and the third time in the last The game starts at 7 p.m. Vassar FG FT PTS Nice 'N Easy Limit 1 - 4.19 239 four years. Evans 2 !-1 5 The 8130 contest will fcat- Franko - 1-2 1 Judging by pre-season ure Carsonville-Port Sanilac Harper, Torn - 0-1 0 records the second seeded 20 02. Flex Balsam Protein Shampoo and Ueckerville. Birk, Greg 6 3-4 15 1.88 team will be Brown City. Wednesday, March 4, Birk, Rob - 2-2 2 Marlette will play Brown Caseville will play the win- Harper, Tim 9 1-3 19 City Tuesday, Mar. 3. The ner of the Owen-Gage-North Worth 3 2-2 8 Any Size winner of the Cass City-May- Huron game. At 8:30, Port ville game will meet San- Hope takes on the winner of 20 10-15 50 dusky Wednesday, Mar. 4. the Carsonville-Deckerville $521 Finals are Friday, Mar. 6. game. CassCity FG FT PTS All games start at 7:30 p.m. Ctn. Plus Tax : TIM SONTAG pitched in some very * The championship game Tonti . 5 6-9 16 Cigarettes irucial baskets for the Hawks at The winner will play the' will be at 7:30 Friday, with Comment 8 9-10 25 winner of the Goodrich dis- the winner advancing to the Sontag 6 6-6 18 Vassar. Number 42 is Vassar's Tim trict in Caro Tuesday. Frankenmuth regional. Pobanz - 2-3 2 280 Kleenex Asst. Colors Limit 2 I .09 ' Barper who led the losers in scoring...... 91 ...... 19 23-29 61 THUMB B ASSOCIATlON 48 Stayfree Super Maxi League Over 7.45 4*33 a 11 Direct F'rom GM WL w1, Cash Savings Cass City 11 2 16 3 60 Pampers Ext. Absorb. Day. 11.95 Caro 11 2 11 7 8.19 Rebate Rebate NorthBranch 10 3 13 5 Laker 76108 7 oz. Colgate Limit 1 1.97 With Our Best Deal: Vassar 58 89 Toothpaste 1 09 Sandusky 4 9 711 Marlette 2 11 6 13 $500 $700 Bad Axe 2 11 2 16 100 Vitamin C 500 mg Friday's Games - Mar- 3-88 1.87 Chevette Monte Carlo lette at Sandusky; Caro at Laker High; North Branch I We Accept AI! Citation Camaro at Vassar; Cass City at Bad a Authorized Omega Cut lass 2 Doors Axe. Thumb Distributor P R €-PA Y NORTH CENTRAL D LEAGUE HOLLIS TER GM will give $500 or $700 to anyone who buys and League Over PRESCRIPTION ; ACT NOW! OFFER LIMITED! takes delivery of selected 1981 models. This is on top of a 11 OSTOMY PRODUCTS rl our best deal. If you like, the $500 or $700 can be WL w14 PLANS NorthHuron 13 0 17 2 "Keep //-,at~~~~t GM applied immedioteiy to the purchase price. But hurry, this offer ends Morch 19, 1981 and our supplies are Peck 11 3 14 5 wth Genuine GM Parts " limited. Come in now. Get a great deal. And great cash Kingston 85 98 Carsonville 7 6 10 8 savings to boot. SEE US TODAY Akron-Fair. 5 8 6 11 Note to Fleet Buyers: See us for detoilr on fleet allowances. Port Hope 4 9 910 FOR COMPLETE DETAILS Owen-Gage 3 10 4 15 Caseville 2 12 2 15 Friday's Games - Peck at Deckerville; Carsonville Ouvry Chevrolet OIds,c Inc. m !!i I I Cass City- 872-4301 at Akron-Fairgrove; Kings- ton at North Huron; Port Hope at Owen-Gage.

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Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 15 words or less, $1.00 each Automotive) (General] [General) insertion ; additional words 5, Merchandise Merchandise cents each; Three weeks for’ FOR SALE - 1973 Datsun the pric‘e“of two - cash rate. Pickup, rebuilt motor, new FIFTY IS NOT as good as GAS WATER“ HEATERS - APARTMENT to share - Save money by enclosing tires and cap. Needs body 40, but then it beats 60 all 30-gallon size, glass lined large 3 bedroom in town. work. Call 872-4700. 1-2-5-4 Male (18-24); rent $65. Call cash with mail orders. Rates hollow. Happy birthday, with I-‘ and T valve, only on roofing, siding, i,nsulation, yours? No way. Happy 55th 872-2421. 4- 1-22-t fn Life has its pleasures for display want ad on appli- - Geraldine Prieskorn. 2-2-26-1 $134.10 at Fuelgas Co., Inc. 4 doors and windows Birthday Geraldine Pries- FOR SALE - 1964 Chevrolet (Oftafter the ache) cation. rmles east of Cass City, Phone ROOM FOR RENT - retired and aluminum or Fiber E’irst the korn. 5-2-26-1 Impala, 283 engine, auto- 872-2161. 2-3-2-tf Glass awnings. FOR SALE Honda ATC~~ lady or working girl. Reas- matic, 4 new tires. No rust. - - -- Then comes the break. WALLPAPER IN STOCK. [ Automotive) onable. Phone 872-4207. ‘. J Phone 872-2340. 1-2-26-3 3-wheel motorcycle and 1980 REGISTERED black and Come in pick out your wall- 125CcCan Am and lg80 80cc tan coon pups. Good stock. 4-2-26-3 Elkton Roofing r3 weeks! ) FOR SALE - 1974 Malibu, 4 Honda CR. Phone 872-2340. & paper and paper todav. FOR SALE - 1977 Plymouth phone 658-8643. 2-2-12-3 Siding Co. Klea’s Wallpaper & Hob door, uses regular gas. Ex- 2-2-26-3 HOUSE FOR RENT - $225 - Pooh cellent running condition. Volare, 6 cylinder, auto- per month, four bedrooms. Shop, 222 E. Grant St., Cam. matic, bucket seats, T-tops* 5-2-26-1n Phone 6734267. 5-2-26-2 Asking $800 or best offer, GAS AND OIL space heat- “ Phone 269-7469 Power steering, power I Coal and Wood 1 Cass City area, references Call 872-3185. 1-2-12-3 ers - used. Water softeners - and deposit. Phone (313) 5-7-21-tf brakes, low mileage. Call -- used. Priced low. Fuelgas Fireplaces 664-6973. 4-2-19-3 FOR SALE - 1972 Chevy after 6:OO p.m. 872-3963. Co., Inc. Phone 872-2161. [ RealEstate Forsale’ 1 1-2-26-3 1 Heatersand INCOME TAX SERVICE Blazer with one-year-old Corner M-53 and M-81. I All sizes and styles I FOR RENT - three-bedroom Prompt personal attention Meyers snow plow, in good 2-8-14-t f house on Cedar Run Road, . + Soper’s Tax Service, 3371 REAL ESTATE shape. $3000.00 Phone 665- --- HOT WATER HEATERS f General I --ELECTRIC: AND GAS Cass City school. Deposit of River St,, Kingston. Phone 2628.- 1-2-26-3 [Merchandise) Winter Clearance $225. Monthly rent $225. 517-683-2815. 5-12-31-14 Financing available - Reference required. Phone FOR SALE - 1976 Ford van, HAY FOR SALE - first cut- Men’s & Boys’ winter Instant credit 665-2606,872-3540 or 872-3302. mag wheels, carpeted, ting. Phone 872-2276. 2-2-26-3 jackets.. , ...... 1/2 price Schneeberger’s, Inc. 4-2-12-3 At ten tion $2600. Call 872-4274. 1-2-26-3 Ladies’ & children’s winter Phone 872-2696 Brides ! -- GAS GRILLS and carts - coats & jackets.. . .1/2 price Main St., Cass City FOR RENT - front 2 bed- FOR SALE - 1976 Oldsmo- Special at $99.00. Fuelgas room apartment, midway Men’s & boys’ winter 2-8-30-tf NOW 10% OFF bile Cutlass, A-1 condition, Company of Cass City, M-53 boots.. *...... 1/2 price between Car0 and Cass City, YOUR $2,500. Phone 872-4683 after & M-81. Phone 872-2161. Men’s & Boys’ flannel FOR SALE - 15 cu. ft. Ben 3753 E. Caro Road. Refrig- COMPLETE WEDDING . 1-2-19-3 2-5-25-ti i shirts...... i/2 price Hur freezer; ironer - Iron- erator, range and wood STATIONERY ORDER Men’s tk Boys’ snowmobile Rite. Phone 872-4565, ask for stove furnished. Phone Dick suits...... , . . . . .1/2 price Judy Carney. 2-2-19-3 Erla, 872-2191 days, 872-3166 Includes invitqtions, Men’s & boys’ corduroy evenings. 4-2-12-tf napkins, thank you notes, parlts...... , . . I/Z price FOR SALE - Fender ampli- matches, ets. Shabbona News Ladies’ & children’s fier, $65. Call 872-4631. FOR RENT - 2 bedroom winter boots...... 1/2 price 2-2-19-3 mobile home, wood and oil Borrow our New Catalog heat. Married couple pre- for overnight use. I Marie Meredith Phone 672-9489 I Federated Store OVER 85 WOOD stoves, ferred. Will accept one child. Cass City boilers, ad-a-furnaces, fire- No pets. 8 north and 1/4 west The Cass City Just Listed: near Cass City. Beautiful 2 bed- 2-2-26-2 place inserts and outserts on of Cass City. Phone 872-2986. room home, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, full Rev. and Mrs. Harold The money calendars were display. Complete line of 4-2-26-3 Chronicle Smith were Wednesday din- 872-2010 collected. FOR SALE - Maytag port- accessories including insu- basement. All this on 39 acres with large pond,, ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Severance able washer. Call 872-4139 lated chimneys, brushes, FOR RENT - apartment, 3 5-2-5-tf beautiful landscaping. Many white Birch trees. Ralph Smith. had the devotional and Mrs. rooms and bath. Utilities Mr. and Mrs. Larry Puter- after 5, 2-2-19-3 fireproof-hearths and wall Russell Smith the lesson panels. Best prices and serv- furnished. Phone 872-3169. Book now for This one has to be seen to be appreciated. Large baugh and Brian and Mr. on Annual Prayer and Self ice. Leisure Living, 350 4-2-26-3 and Mrs. Alex Cherniawski FOR SALE - antique love- Weddings & Parties shed, Denial. The topic was Of seat with pads, chair which Divided Highway M-15, two storage blacktop driveway. Land con- and family were Tuesday Such is the Kingdom. Roll HOME FOR - country tract terms available. evening guests of Mr. and makes into bed (18001, black miles south of M-25, Bay RENT Music by call was a craft idea or City. Phone 517-892-7212. living, 14x70 mobile home Mrs. Ryerson Puterbaugh. and white TV - 21”, hide-a- Night Flight demonstration, bed, running board for 1979 Closed Saturday at 2, Sun- with expando on its own lot, Phone 872-4377 or 269-9303 Homemade ice cream was The next meeting is March day and Monday. 2-7-17-tf 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, served in honor of Dorothy’s pickup, two wheel trailer, 50s ICOCK - POLKAS 11 with Mrs. William Jones. II 14x24 living room, 10x36 sun birthday. Victrola player. Phone 872- hIODEKN C‘OC‘R;TH\‘ The lesson is by Mrs. Judy 3998. 2-2- 12-3 STUDIO COUCH and two deck, wood burning fire- Frankie Perzanowski was Britt and roll call, a new or ____~ place, stove and refrigerator chairs, other old furniture. Joel Palmateer, Larry an overnight guest Friday favorite recipe. Phone 872-3932. 2-2-26-3 included - for responsible night and Saturday of Don- GAS RANtiES -Magic Chef, McClorey, Gary Deering new. 20 inches and 30 inches. -I___I_ working couple. References. nie Smith. ++++++ $225 month plus utilities. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Cleland Any color, from $215.10. Sew & Save Phone 572-30555-2-26-2 Mrs. Virgil Van Norman Fuelgas Co., four miles east Between Gagetown and were Tuesday supper guests Owendale. Phone 665-2623 or of Mr. and Mrs. Voyle visited Mrs. Harold Phelps of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. for Spring ~ .~ 3-2-26-2 Sunday afternoon at Hills 2-1-11-tf 665-2556. 4-2-19-3 Dorman. They celebrated Calico prints, WATER KING water soften- all of their birthdays. and Dales Hospital in Cass -_ - --.-- ers on sale ,at Fuelgas REAL ESTATE 45 in. wide. , ...... $1.49 yd. FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Mrs. Ralph Smith at- City. DE”WRES -, $149.00 to Printed double knit, apartment with stove and Company. Free home water 72 ACRES APPROXIMATELY OF VERY GOOD DIRT tended a baby shower Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dor- $190.00; partial - $245.00. analysis. 4 east of Cass City 60 in. wide. . . . $1.77 yd. refrigerator, newly decor- day for Mrs. Leigh Franklin man of Caro were Sunday Centers, Warren, . . . . . DAD. Plain color percale, ated. Inauire at Helen’s on M-53. Phone 872-2161. Tiled every 50’)located south of Owendale, almost a fuii and Brian, given by Miss evening callers of Mr. and phone 313-755-3040 or Flint 5-5-1-tf Mrs, Voyle Dorman. 36” wide...... 974 yd. Beauty Shop, 872-3535. mile of road frontage, this is in two parcels. Owner will sell Sandy Milligan at the home 3 13-7424620. 2-12-31-13 4-2-19-3 on Land Contract. Immediate possession, has not had sugar of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoagg Plain color broadcloth Senior Citizen ,Apartments by Springmaid. . , . $1.57 yd. beets on it for 5 years. New;F. Jack Milligan. were Saturday afternoon FOR SALE - Soft wood Available for immediate oc- ,I callers of Miss Marie Mere- unseasoned, $20 face cord Corduroy - 2-5 yd. pc’s. Dennis Smith was a Sun- cupancy. 3 BEDROOMS AND IN TIiE dith. delivered. Phone 872-3904. 45” wide...... 974 yd. TEENS day afternoon caller of Don- Sheer drapery fabrics, nie Smith. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson 2-2-12-3 Apartment for rent Located in Harbor Beach, Puterbaugh and daughter, 45” wide., ...... $1.97 yd. a lovely community situated Located between Car0 and Cass City, a little off paved ro,ac!. VNITKD METHODIST Approximately 2.1 acres with large pine trees, has a rnobii Mrs. Alex Cherniawski, and Newly decorated - furnished. on the shores of Lake Huron. WOMEN Dalton Puterbaugh attended Appliances, carpeting, home with large addition and small basement, 3 car garage The Shabbona United the Art Show in Saginaw drapes and heat furnished. unattached, nice yard and garden spot. Land Contract Rent includes heat, water terms available. New-GY Methodist Women met Sunday. and hot water. Electricity paid by allowan- Wednesday evening, Feb. ce. 18, with Mrs. Clair Ausland- 4-€1 All tenants enjoy the use of ALL REMODELED IN THE COUNTRY . __ ------$ZZJ.OO per month er with 14 members present. The Evergreen Guys and our community center in- FOK RENT - new - electric FEATURES WON’T QUIT: Above ground pool with slide The meeting was conducted Gals 4-H Club met Monday or manual typewriters by Federated Store cluding a craft and game by Mrs. Jim Mclntosh, evening, Feb. 16, at Ever- Cass City room, library, lounge and and deck, garage with work shop and storage, new carpet- the week or month. Also 2-2-19-2 ing, wood burner surrounded by stone, 2 bedrooms up and chairman. green School. leave your typewriters and dining hall. .- 1down, 2 full baths, corner ifenced lot surveyed. New-CY It was announced that the A box social was held and other office equipment at Meals are served 5 days a FOR SALE - Smith-Corona - 2 group would serve the De- they made $30.25. our store for repair. Used FOR RENT bedroom week.If you need eligibility, rent electric typewriter - Model house. stove, gas fur- RIVER FRONT PROPERTY SECLUDED 1 ford Michigan Milk dinner. The next meeting will be typewriters for sale. Mc- Wood The UMW retreat will be March 16 with a roller 120. Good condition. Call nace. Utility building, No is 25 percent of income. Conkey Jewelry. 2-4-6-tf 600 ,I March 5-6 at Lake Huron. skating party at Caro. 872-3613. 2-2-26-2 pets. $150 per month. Depos- ’ Harbor House Apart- Located between Cass City and Caro with over feet it and first month’s rent in ments, 606 Schock Rd., Har- the river. Lightly wooded to wooded. Owner prefers to sell )ATTENTION FARMERS: FOR SALE - first crop large FOR SALE - Franklin stove, advance. References re- between 10 and 12 acres at $1,200 per acre. New-A 1 baled alfalfa mixed Tim- bor Beach, Michigan. Phone Dealership available in this area to sell - large 42” with grate and quired. Phone 313-672-9570. othy hay. No rain. Good 5 17-479-6853. hybrid seed corn for an industry leader. screen, $75. Call after 3 4-2-26-1 quality. Call at noon 375- An equal housing oppor- You’ll be backed by a successful soles o’clock - 872-2427. 2-2-26-3 tunity. 4228. Homer H. Motz. 1 east, McLeod Reulty, Inc. , ’ program and a owerful advertising FOR RENT - small one bed- 5-11-27-tf 1 north, 112 east of Elkton. campaign. One o Pthe most aggressive FOR SALE - Kirby vacuum room trailer. $90.00 per 2-2-26-3 sweeper, just like new. Call month with deposit and ref- t 630 N. State, Caro, phone 673-6106 research pro rams in the seed business - 872-2237. 2-2-19-3 erences required. Phone 8498 State Rd., Millington, phone 871-4567 assures you o selling the highest yielding B FOR SALE - 1978 400 Honda 872-3113. 4-2-26-3 products available. Major investment Hawk, black, low mileage, not necessary, just commitment to FOR SALE - portable re- excellent condition, 45 mpg frigerator. Ideal for recre- APARTMENT LIVING - FOR SALE - 3 bedroom working with your neighbors to maxi- and up. Phone 872-2131, EQUAL HOUSING wc- ation room. Phone 872-5033. private room for female - home in Cass City, fireplace, mize crop production. Call Toll Free 1- tension 279 before 3:30 or OPPORTUNITY . 2-2-19-3 share kitchen, living room, family room in basement, fi 800-325-1483 for further information. 872-4643 after 4. 2-2-26-3 ‘fenced back yard, 1% car etc. Call 872-4212 before 4 Commercial-Residential-Farm p.m. Monday thru Friday. garage, utility shed, plus Winter’s 4-1 -3-tf many extras. Land contract Open Daily 9 7, Sat. 9 4, Other Times --- or assume mortgage at 10 U REA LTO R” On The Way FOR RENT - 3 bedroom percent. Phone 872-3431, Ron By Appointment 3-2-12-2 mobile home with large Chappel - Realty World Mar- 3tay warm with one of 15x22’ living room, brick shalls and Associates. REAL ESTATE fireplace, patio doors in 3-2-26-3 Dur efficient wood heaters. living and dining room, lots NEW THIS WEEK! of cupboard space. Located HOUSE FOR SALE - reason- King Wood on 3y2 acres. Phone 872-2420. able,on 1acre, on paved road Close to town on 4.5 acres. Beautiful 3 bedroom home, 1v2 Space Heaters 4-2-12-3 near Gagetown. Phone baths, panelled basement. 21/2 car garage with breezeway. 872-3114. ’ 3-2-26-3 Exceptional value at a reasonable price. CT 136 Leader Add-on Furnaces, wood or coal Notices J FOH SALE IN COUNTRY 4 sizes LOST - 5-monthdd nicely marked female beagle in 4 bedroom home located on 3 bedroom mobile home, with large addition and fireplace. Jensen Furnaces corner of South Seeger and Situated on acres. Terms available. Brenda Drive water tower 3.5 Y. ~ Hot air or Boiler - 4 models area. Phone 872-5152. Garfield. 5-2-26-1 $29,900 IN TOWN! Natural 500MG Defiance Masters Can show at your convkn- Choice stoves & fireplace LOSE WEIGHT safely, ef- ience. Land contract available, on this 3 bedroom home, This horn, inserts fectively with Dex-A-Diet. is in immaculate condition. Extra large lot. CClZi‘ Bran 300tabs340Va1ue $188 Enter now in $25,000 Sweep- Phone 872-2155 days or eve- Sierra Hearth Stoves stakes at Old Wood Drug. nings 872-3519. GREAT INVESTMENT Six models 5-2-19-4 Edward J. Hahn 107 acres. Approximately 60 acres of beautiful maple. 3 6r.i with Iron Kalamazoo Stoves LOST - male and female bedroom home. New kitchen. May purchase home and n. Children‘s Broker acres separately. Land contract available. FA1 15 3 37 Value beagles. Male has collar and $177 Stoves Blaze King answers to Rommel. Last Ask for Ed or Elsie M. Hahn, - and Inserts - 6 models seen on River Rd. Saturday. BETWEEN CASS CITY & CAR0 Chewable Vitamin salesperson. I. Reward. Call 872-4490. 3-2-26-1 Phone 872-3190 5-2-12-3 Hobby farm. 10 acres with 3 to 4 acres of woods. 2 mobile homes, One Wx60’ with addition, fireplace and patio a FOR SALE - Cass City area, Second is presently being rented. 14’xW’. Also, new poi Dan’s Auto & Wedding Inv i ta lioiis 43 acres, lots of pine, well, barn 24’x40’. Beautiful landscaped yards. Lots of apple, Fireplace Shop electricity, septic system, pear and plum trees. Your inspection invited. CT134: Deford and Announcements frontage on two roads, 1 mile ’ 2-2-12-3 Anniversary Invitations off M-53, $32,000 land con- Need acreage? We have all sizes to fit your every need. 25th, 50th and others tract. Also, 35 acres with ‘irmwooD FOR SALE - Raised lettering, exquisite stock car race track, front- Give Jan, Kelly or Bill a call now ! 30 hardwood; $25 mixed; papers ! age on M-53,$70,000 land 872-4377 20 soft wood. Call 872-3611. contract or Des oirer. rnwe 2-1-29-6 Check our catalogs out over- 872-4540 or 872-3337. 3-2-26-3

night, ---_--__I BULK PHOl’ANE systulns FOR SALE - 160 acres - 138 fur grain driers or home The Cass City tillable, partially tiled, 4 heating. Fuelgas Company Chronicle bedroom home, 2 baths on of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. Phone 872-2010 blacktop, west of Minden

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Notices 1 Notices Notices ( Notices ) [ Services [ Wanted to Buy [Help- Wanted] I 1 [ Services \ ~ 1 LOOKING FOR dealer Jfor AVAILABLE - all supplies NEW Free Easter Candy FAGAN’S THUMB Carpet Yarn Sale WANTED TO BUY - 3 selling National Ag soil for silk flowers, petals, Demonstration Cleaning - Dry foam or bedroom home, basement leaves, stamens. Free treatment. For more in- . - Allspinnerin Yarn Marge’s Candy Income Tax steam. Also upholstery and and garage. $30,000-$50,000. classes on silk flowers and formation contact distribu- .I wall cleaning. Free Esti- 8 I. Craft Supplies March 5th & 6th Call 872-3153 between a.m.- mates. Call toll free 1-800- 4p.m. 6-2-26-1 tor, 658-8096. 11-2-5-4 25% off Wallpaperbridal bouquets. and Hobby Klea’sShop, a.m. and p.m. Service - Selling molds & 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We FULL-TIME SALES oppor- . 51.00 222 E. Grant St., Caro. ‘THOC.” and Learn how to make choco- welcome BankAmericard - WANTED - inexpensive . Roly Sport ball Federal and State tunity: Avon. Good earn- Fluffy $1.00 ball Phone 673-4267. 5-2-19-2 late bunnies, eggs and more. Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf piano for child to take les- ings, benefits. Call 872-2525 Cruise $1.25 ball supplies for making your %hour classes fill UD fast. ~~ ~ sons on, good working con- or write 2841 N. Dyke, -- . __ For appointniellt call NOTICE : All bean growers - Van own candy Call now for reservatiks. dition. Phone 872-4587. , ’ Some Roly-Poly $2.00 ball. Bingo you must bring in your bean Decker, Mi. 11-2-19-2 .1 Lessons Available 6-2-19-3 Every Sunday Quality Supply Co. Mary Jane Kyba knives now for hammering a . Sunny Side of Phone 269-8329 131 N. State, Caro or rebuilding your wornat [Work Wanted ~ I 5-2-12-4 673-6169 knives better than new. Over thestreet Everybody welcome .- 872-2993 5-2-19-2 30 [ To Give Away 1 WILL DO BABYSITTING in Cass City 8-1-15-tf years’ experience. Guar- _____ - ~ 5-2-12-3 Early Birds-6:30 p.m. CROSS WITH CHRIS - per- anteed satisfaction. Ubly my home. Live in town. sonally escorted two-week WILL THE PERSON whose TO GIVE AWAY - male Have lots of experience and Regular bingo-7 :30 p.m. Welding and Machine Shop, tours to Germany, Austria, coat I took by mistake from RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi- Ubly, Mich. Phone (517) 658- Australian shepherd dog. references. Call 872-4659. THE CASS CITY School Dis- Switzerland, Italy, Den- Wildwood Farms Restau- dential and Commercial 2211 or 658-8722. 8-1-29-16 Phone 872-4124. 7-2-26-1 12-2-26-3 trict, is indeed fortunate to St. Pancratius mark, Sweden, Norway. rant, Sunday, Feb. 22, either Rubbish Removal. Contain- have a gracious, attractive, June 23; July 7; 21; August return mine to restaurant er service available. Call AUCTIONEERING - ‘see FREE PUPPIES - 6 weeks LIVE-IN housekeeper and intelligent lady to head its Church 8. Price from $1,364 includes and pick up yours or call me 683-2233. 8-2-12-tf old. Mother - Chihuahua, 5-7-5-tf Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top companion. Phone 872-4471. board. All that and matur- all transportation from De- (313) 672-9653 and I will dollar for your property. father - Cairn Terrier. Great 12-2-26-3 ity, too. Happy 50th, Ger- troit, 1st class hotels, two bring it to you. 5-2-26-1 with kids. Phone 872-2316. Terrasi & Son * Phone 872-3019, Cass City. aldine. 5-2-26-1 ANYONE WANTING a free meals daily. For free bro- Electrical CO. 8-10-3-tf 7-2-26-3 Memorial demonstration of Kirby chure write Mrs. Chris [ Services I [ ) vacuum sweeper, call 683- Press, 7369 Berne Rd., ~ .- New installations and Custom Slaughtering - Curing IN LOVING memory of Joe I Livestock 1 Rent Rinse N Vac ~~ 2170 for appointment. Pigeon, MI. 48755. Call 517- CHAPPEL’S Repair’Service repairs Smoking and Processing Doerr, who passed away a The professional do-it -your- 5-2-12-3 453-2202. Try a Chriscross! - odd jobs. No job too small. Electrical heating and FOR SALE - registered dual year ago Feb. 23, 1980. Sadly self carpet cleaning system --..-I__- - -_._ 5-2-5-4 Phone 375-2510. 8-5-1 -t f cooling service Beef -Pork-Vea 1-Lamb purpose Shorthorns, bulls, missed by his friends and ~ ~~~ Homes - Farms - Business heifers to service age. Napkins EXPERT BRAKE service loved ones. 13-2-26-1 Special Wood Stoves Licensed Elec trica 1 For Sale - Beef and Pork, Homer H. Motz. Phone 375- from $29.95. Call for appoint- 4228. 1 east, 1 north, l/z east Wedding Con tractor *.vholeor half.’Wrapped in the Card of Thanks Kental Rate Offer ment. Kingston Tire Center, of Elkton. 10-2-26-3 [ Anniversary Complete line stove pipe, Kingston. Phone 683-2826. CALL ANYTIME new clear shrink film Openllouse chimney supplies and chim- 8-8-10-tf 658-2291 I WOULD LIKE to thank all Now Only $3.99 half day ney cleaning supplies. Cass City Road, Snover Erla’s Packing Co. FOR SALE - 10-monthdd my friends and relatives for Beverage and 1,uncheon 8-1-18-tf Cass City, Michigan heifer, black with white the cards, flowers and gifts Custom CHAIN SAWS sharpened, Dick Erla Sizes precision ground. A1 Avery, face, $280. Phone 872-4297 while I was i’n the hospital. Kinse N Vac cleans the way Pipe Cutting Phone 872-2191 after 6 p.m. 10-2-26-3 Rosemary Patera. 13-2-26-1 4279 S. Seeger, Cass City. PIANO TUNING and re- 8-11-2-tf - professionals do, at a frat- Choice of colors and designs To your specifications. 8-1-15-10 pairing on all makes of with names and dates pianos. 20 years’ experience. [Help Wanted] THE ,FAMILY OF Rose ..’ tion of the cost. FLEENOR APPLIANCE Complete line of galvanized, LaPEER’S Arc Welding and Muntz would like to thank Member of the Piano Tech- Service - 4260 Woodland copper and genova plastic Lawn Mowing Service. Cass nicians Guild. Duane Johns- NEEDED - self motivated relatives, neighbors and Albee Cass City pipe supplies for the do-it- City phone 872-3191. Ave., Cass City. Phone 872- persons for sales represent- friends for their kindness at emf&> yourselfer. ton, Bad Axe, Mich. 48413. 3697. 8-4-17-tf 8-6-12-tf Phone 269-7364. 8-2-l-t f atives. Call after 5:OO p.m. the time of ’ her death. Home Center Chronicle 872-2307, ask for Dave. Thanks to Dr. Ballard, Cass City Bigelow Hardware 11-2-26-3 nurses at Hills and Dales, Main St. - Cass City SNOW PLOWING - Call 872- Chuck Gage 5-1-22-6 Phone 872-2010 Auctioneer Mr. and Mrs. Roger Little, 5-12-4-tf 3915. 8-12-4-tf Welding Shop 5-4-17-tf EXPERIENCED WANTED - married man, Rev. Sparks and church Heli-arc welding experienced milker, to work ladies for the luncheon. God on dairy farm. Must have Complete Auctioneering Specializing in aluminum, bless each one. 13-2-26-1 Service Handled Anywhere. knowledge of dairy cows and FOR SALE BY B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE stainless steel,* blacksmith- farm machinery. Must be We Make All Arrangements. ing, fabricating and radi- I WANT TO say thank you to *- able to handle all phases .of - LOTS HOOM FOH YOUR CHILLIREN!!!! Our Experience Is Your each one who visited me and OF NEAK CASS CIYY VILLAGE LIMI‘YS;: BRICK Alumi- a tor repair. dairy herd and some field Y;iN CASS CITY: The Meadows Subdivision --- RANCH num home 28x80‘ with z car garage 261-~241~‘- C;E~HC;IA Assurance. sent flowers, cards and gifts Also portable welding work. Prefer non-smokers and for your prayers while I . ,TYPE HOME with 3 car garage attached - FIHEPLACE - MAHBIX FIREPLACE with heatilator - wet plastered - All types of welding but absolutely no alcoholic :,+New natural gas furnace; well insulated - 21,’L BATH- large rooms; full basement; lots of closet storage Ira, David & was in the hospital. And to 7062 E:. Deckerville lid. beverages. Must have good the doctors and nurses who ‘ ROOMS; 12x40’ Family room carpeted - many, many space; acres nicely landscaped; over 70 pine trees - all - Martin Osentoski Deford. Michigan references. Salary, house gave me such excellent ‘features - nicely landscaped - two lots - Has to be seen to be copper plumbing - ‘I’h~mo-psncwindows; rrlany buijt-ins . Phone Phone 872-2552 furnished and other benefits. APPRECIATED! ! ! ! Your inspection invited -- Offered to $78,500.0~- Your inspection invited! ! ! care. Your kindness will al- Cass City 872-2352 Collect 8-5-15-tf Write box F, care of Chron- ways be remembered. ,God you for $69,500.00 Terms. Possession in April 1981. -~. CLIMBING’EXECUTIVEHOME: In Cass City --- One story icle, Cass City. 11-2-26-2 bless you, Marion Perry. home with over 3,000 square feet of living space; all extra ELMEK H. FRANCIS, li- EXPERT WHEEL align- 13-2-26-1 21~2ACRES ---- LARGE POND!! ! ! large rooms; kitchen with Birch cabinets; many built-ins; censed builder. New homes ment. Call for appointment. MOBILE HOME 12x60’ - 3 bedrooms; 11~2bathrooms; septic or remodeling. Roofing, sid- “Openings sliding glass doors lead to Florida Room 12x30’; glass Kingston Tire Center, Kings- TO SALEM Methodist tank 1500 gallon 2 years old; well 144’ deep 4” casing only enclosed; 12’ brick planter in kitchen; BRICK CON- ing, barns, pole buildings. ton. Phone 683-2826. 8-8-10-tf Men or Z’years old - comes with all household furnishings; some Phone 872-2921. 8-11-7-tf church - thank you very STHUCTION and well insulated; kidney shaped pool heated -- ~ ’woods - 2nd growth - WOOD BURNING FIHEPLACE: plus Women” much for your prayers and - beautiful FIREPLACE in family room 24x31’; all thermo- for sending me to Texas to I Ken Martin .2 storage buildings on concrete --- all this for $12,000.OC Pane windows; 2 car garage plus storage and workshop; horth of Cass City on blacktop road - Sellers MOVING TO Aluminum Siding Farm Bureau Insurance see my sister, Teresa, who situated on approximately 1 acre of land nicely landscaped - Electric, Inc. Group is accepting in- was not expected to live. TEXAS --- Hurry ! Hurry ! ! Kab Troughs, Storm offered to you for $92,500.00 terms. t Residential and Commercial terviews in the Cass While I was there, God Windows and Doors Wiring SPECIAL! ! ! BRICK HOME with 3 bedrooms; family room ; den; natural City area. touched her and she is now ’39 ACRES - Close in to Cass City: RANCH TYPE HOME gas heating system ; basement ; wall to wall carpeting ; open Installed by The person we seek is on the road to recovery. State Licensed one who can visualize Thanks so much, Carol Fur- ,(rith 2 FIREPLACES; many features - two car garage at- stairway; laundry room off kitchen; 112 bathrooms; Licensed Contractor himself or herself‘ working ness. 13-2-26-1 ,tached; EXTRA LARGE POND beautifully landscaped; garage; corner lot with many trees and shrubs, a home with Free Estimates Some woods; lots of blacktopping; large building for stor- a lot of “CHARACTER.” Priced to sell at $41,500.00 terms. \\ ork 111 a 11sti ip (; ua ra nteed in a career that has un- age, etc. HAS TO BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED!!! limited advancement op- WE WOULD LIKE to thank SPkX’IAI,! ! ! Please call evenings portunities with our com- Dr. Jeung, Dr. John and the Your inspection invited! ! ! $9O,oo0.00seller will hold land lilGl11,Y Pl~ol~L~~~‘l~lvF;SOII,! ! ! Phone 872-4114 contract. pany. nurses and employees for 20 Acres near Cass City -- Brick IG Alurninurri siding homc; Call 872-3320 We offer complete their good care and kindness Rumodeled - extra large kitchen with many cabinets; An- 4180 Hurds Corner Road ’IN CASS story home with 3 bedrooms; 1 extra training while you are while our husband and fath- CITY: 1% dersen windows; new bathroom; wall to wall carpeting; Ray Armstead 8-10-tf large dormitory style; full basement; wall to wall 8-4- 10-t f -- earning between $9,600 er was a patient at Hills and basement; many other features; comes with relrigrrator .carpeting; natural gas furnace; well insulated ; $40,000.00. INTERIOR AND Exterior and $13,000 to start, de- Dales Hospital. A special . and range; new TOOL SlibN :Wx40’ cost over ~6;,OOO.Wplus pending on your qualifi- thank you to Pastor Hoyer 13 Ah11 I3 Iiefrigeration - painting - Install windows, 3% LOTS between Kingston & Cass City --- high and dry; 30x42’ building into stalls tor horses - Ill health - moving lo cations. for his visits and prayers, Florida ! ! ! ! HFduced from $52,500.00 to $45,000.00 terms. Repair all makes of wash- drywall, panelling, ceiling treed -backs to creek; 10x40’ mobile home - new septic tank tile, etc. Theron Esckilsen, If‘ you think you are this Warren and Sandy Juengel ?rs, driers, retrigerators, for their kindness, the St. $8,O00.00terms. ll/l3lhlKl~& K/lll, & P/lIX‘llSN1‘SII st’l*:~-Il\l,!! ! ! 4314 Maple St., Cass City. kind of‘person, please call reezers anti ranges. Call Rod Kyder at (517) 673- .Paul’s Ladies Aid for the z story home with 3 bedrooms; acre of land - blacktop .'are 6734125. 8-5-1-tf Phone 872-2302. ’8-7-19-tf IN CASS CITY: Beautiful setting - on one Acre - lots of street - near storus, etc. Priced to sell tor $5,5UO.U0. Owri~r 4155 for an appointment. delicious luncheon and our Pines, etc. 1M story home; newly decorated; wall to wall will hold land contract. 1MMiC:L)IA‘I‘E POSSESSION. 11-2-19-2 relatives, neighbors and carpeting; full basement; 2 bedrooms up and 2 bedrooms friends during our recent down; plastered walls on 1st floor; workshop in basement; MOBILE HOME: Approximately 14x60’ Brand r\icw - WANTED - Someone inte1 loss. The family of 13-2-26-1Charles natural gas furnace; 2 car garage plus storage building - b‘l tCEt’1,AC‘k:; CO~C:Swith rt.ti*igurator, range, (11.:1Pt*h IS “50” sted in making monej Edler . many other features - offered to you for $45,000.00 terms. curtam; table C(r 4 chairs; air-conditioner . skirted; Male or female. Call 1-517- $15,*j(J(J,O(J. Scllor will Iin;inw. Ikady lor IIII~I~(~~I;I~(~poss~~s 269-7562 between 3 and 5 MANY THANKS TO Dr. GAGETOWN: RANCH TYPE HOME with 3 bedrooms; 112 SlOll ! : ! I p.m. during the week. Donahue, Dr. Isterabadi for bathrooms; aluminum siding; highest heat bill for month VkXl’ (i0OI) IKVFXI’Mk:KT! ! ! 11 -2-5-6 their efficient service, the *S5.00 - 2 car garage; comes furnished or Lurnished; extra 80 ACRES near Kingston ---- 1Ij2story home with practically nursing staff for their good .rge lot 110x132’ $38,500.00 furnished - If you qualify, about care while I was a patient at b’ new roof; 145’ deep well - situated on a knoll with lots of H o ni e m a ker s $?300.00 down payment. shade trees; knotty pine kitchen cabinets; 40 acres clear - the Hills and Dales Hospital. 40 acres woods and gravel pit ---- to settle estate offered Nurses Jackie Glaspie and Kathy Matuszak for their IN CASS CITY: BRICK (double) & Aluminum -- 6 rooms at $S2,500.00. need extra income? with 3 bedrooms; wall to wall carpeting practically brand good care since my return new - remodeled kitchen; some built-ins; furnace plus Wood VACANT LAND - highly productive - all clear - well Birthdav Phone 517-673-3797 home. Rev. Paul Sheets for burning Franklin Stove with Kool Krete Base - 2 car garage drained - 38 ACRES --- $W,OOO.OO terms --- near his assistance and prayers attached; extra large lot landscaped 124x132’ -- Offered for GAGETOWN. Immediate Possession, 1or deta i Is and being at the hospital quick sale at $42,500.00 terms. with my.family at the time 20 ACHES - 4*,2 miles from Cass City - 1712 acres of woods No iiivestnietit. It will be of my surgery. Members of 5 ACRES: on Highway comes with 12x60’ mobile home plus - building site - blacktop road - distant owner wants im- the Colwood U.B. church, 8x10’ addition; wall to wall carpeting; comes with electric mediate sale -- $lb,o00.00 terms. relatives, friends and neigh- range and refrigerator, curtains and drapes; 1 bedroom wtrrth )our tiine. bors for their prayers, ~iite,etc. Offered for $19,500.00 -distant owners want quick ATTENTION Nn;fi:WI,YWKI)S OH Kb:‘I’I1

See. Call or Write to: .’ -- B.A. Calka Real Estate ...... Half or Whole . :~...... ,,.,*....: B.A. Calka, Realtor 6306 W.Main St., Cass City, Mi. 48726 Telephone 1-5~8n-3355 .* “ Call Collect LISTINGS WANTED ON ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE IN TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES (517) 269-8161 or (517) 269-9375 or Dave Reed at 872.2827 WE SELL FARMS AND HOMES AT 6% An Equal ’ 5-1 1-20:tf Opportunity Lender I1 E.\ LI-0 Serving the Thumb Areaforoverzi’years rJ3 H m I

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The Thumb Area Consort- The consortium has been ium is skating on thin ice given’ $41,~~)0in leftover through the 1980-81 fiscal Michigan Employment Pro- year. gram (MEP) funds -- a non- With a third of the fiscal CETA program -- by the ‘year over as of Jan. 31, it state labor department. The had spent more than a third program was supposed to of its federal Comprehen- have ended Sept. 30 of last sive Employment and Train- year. ing Act (CETA) funds, it The money, Lenard told was reported at last Thurs- board members, will allow day’s administrative board placement of 30 persons meeting in Cass City, ages 16-24 in on-the-job Based on the current con- training programs with gressional resolution author- private employers, with the izing spending through June intent, though not required, 5, the consortium will have that the jobs will become $8.15 million to spend this permanent after the funds < TOP MUSICIANS - Receiving first division ratings at the band solo SCOLIOSIS -- School nurses Janet Bryant (left) and Lynn year. As of the end of last run out Sept. 30. and ensemble festival Saturday were, from left, Chris Langenburg, month, it had spent 36.3 The MEP funds P~Yhalf tenor saxophone solo; Kay Loomis, piano solo; Jill Hutchinson, cornet Babich (right) look over a leaflet explaining scoliosis, a percent of- it, $2.96 million. the salary during the train- lateral curvature of the spine, with Tammy Iseler, who Congress has yet to approve ing period, with the employ- solo, and Marek Kocan, alto sax duet, The other half of the duet, Dave a final appropriation for the er paying the other half. Wright, and Suzy Scollon, piano solo, were absent for the photo session. wears a brace to correct the condition. present fiscal year, even though it ends Sept. 30. The reason for the over- expenditure, consortium Ex- Students .earn ecutive Director Frank ON SALE NOW Scoliosis tests Lenard explained after the meeting, is that in planning 1980-81, spending, he was told top ratings by the state and federal U Six Cass City High School finals March 28 in Flint. Cass City Schools program CETA agencies to expect the Second division winners same amount of money as band students received first division ratings at the solo received red medals. They was received last year. Ac- were Becky Speirs, oboe; cordingly, placement of per- and ensemble festival Satur- aims at early detection day at North Branch. Chuck Watros, clarinet; sons in CETA jobs and job Lori Hanby, clarinet; Lon- training programs was They were Suzy Scollon has worsened. and Kay Loomis, both piano nie Wilson, clarinet; Oorn Screening of Cass City at about age 18. based on that amount. In- Beddow, trombone; Scott School District 4th-8th grad- Two needed to be fitted stead, the consortium will solos; Marek Kocan and The one hour a day she Dave Wright, alto sax duet; Hurford, baritone; Julie ers for scoliosis, a spinal with a back brace. One, an takes it off is for strenuous receive far less. Siladium @ class rings from Artcarved are made Chris Langenburg, tenor sax Smithson, flute; Colleen from a jeweler’s fine stainless metal. Stronger, disorder, began Monday. eighth grade boy, is waiting activities, such as basket- The result is that no new Whittaker, alto sax; Jerry The screening is being persons are being placed in solo, and Jill Hu‘tchinson, lighter and more durable than gold, its brilliant for his brace to be com- ball and cheerleading. cornet solo. Kocan, bass clarinet; Nancy done by school nurses Janet pleted. CETA programs and open- luster lasts forever. She must do exercises, They received blue med- Rands, alto sax; Martha Bryant and Lynn Babich and The other, seventh grader half situps, for three min- ings created by persons who Remsing and Tammy You can also select from a number of features should be completed by mid- leave remain unfilled. als and qualified to enter the Tammy Iseler, is now wear- utes a day. state solo and ensemble Roach, flute duet; Shar Bed- that will make your ring one-of-a-kind.Like your March. ing a brace, which extends In addition to her and the Also, Lenard is working dow and Kathy Pringle, first name or your favorite activity Scoliosis, not a disease, is from her hips to under her eighth grade boy who will be with the state Department of clarinet duet; Marek Kocan, a lateral or sidewards curv- armpits. wearing a brace, a then Labor to obtain money that John Glaza baritone sax solo, and Bobbi Come in with this ad to ature of the spine, believed After the possibility of fourth grade girl was re- was unspent by other con- MacKay, flute solo. get the $69.95 offer. to be genetic in nature, scoliosis was detected in the ferred to a physician be- sortiums because they did Receiving third division although it can also be screening last year, she cause of a non-scoliosis back not fill all the positions they retires ratings were Susanna Kap- caused by nerve and muscu- went to a physician in Sagi- condition noticed during the had authorized. pen, piano; Shar Beddow, McCONKEY JEWELRY lar diseases, abnormalities naw who advised future screening last year. She will He already obtained clarinet; Kathy Pringle, in the development of the checkups but that no immed- be undergoing corrective $25,000 additional for the clarinet; Tracy Green, clari- & GIFT SHOP vertebrae and such diseases Title VI1 on-the-job training which began operation in iate treatment was needed. surgery soon. net, and Tami Stimpfel and Main Street as polio. Her parents, Dale and Annual screening is neces- program‘ with private em- 1949. 4458 THE BIG CHANGE DUR- Donna Gracey, flute duet. Failure to treat the condi- Kathy Iseler, wanted a sec- sary because scoliosis can ployers, which is in the No one received a division Cass City, Michigan 48726 tion can result in permanent greatest need of additional ing his 42 years, Glaza said, ond opinion, so took her to develop as a child grows, TV or V rating. Offer expires June 30. 1981 H-874 @ArtCarved,Ciass Rings, Inc deformity and possible other the Henry Ford Hospital thus may not exist one year funds. As of Jan. 31, $120,723 came in 1957 when Thumb medical complications, ac- clinic in Detroit, which deals but will be detected the next. of the $163,440 authorized Electric began buying pow- cording to the nurses. extensively with scoliosis. The screening requires (not including the additional er from Detroit Edison and Of 515 students screened a A doctor determined she visual examination of each $25,000) had been spent. the two power plants began year ago, the first time it should be wearing a brace. student from two positions -- Concerning the future of being used to generate elec- Find The Service Or Product tricity at peak periods ,only. was done, they referred 71 to Measurements were taken in a standing position with the CETA program, Lenard You Need In This.. private physiciam. and she later returned for their back to the nurse and said all that President Reag- “It got SO our demand .. . Of the 71, some did not, the fitting. Each brace must bent forward from the waist. an’s budget speech last grew faster than our capac- I have the condition. Others be custom made. She has Wednesday had revealed ity to generate,” he ex- Boys must remove their -- who did,did not need treat- been wearing the brace sev- shirts, girls are asked to was that Title IV Summer plained, and it was deemed !-.SERVICE DIRECTORVd ment but must return on a eral months. wear a halter top or bathing Youth Employment Pro- cheaper to buy power than to regular basis to their doctor Tammy, 13, must wear the suit under their blouse. gram will be continued. increase generating capac- ~~ Income Tax Preparation for examination to deter- brace 23 hours a day, until The consortium has been ity. When leaning forward, a Now, the only time the mine whether the condition the end of her growth spurt, sign of scoliosis is that one phasing out the Title VI jobs shoulder is higher than the program because the as- four engines run for ex- sumption is the Reagan ad- tended periods of time are The lncome Tax People other, which clothes may on hot summer days when cover, hence the need to be ministration won’t renew it Busi ness Per so na I once it expires Sept. 30. As of Edison needs all the help it treezers electrjc stoves washers relatively “topless ” during anddryers ~refi~is~e~~ -Farm’iYeturn;72.28,4 Jan. 31, there were can get to keep air condition- I 392 M on.- Fri .-8 a. m .-530 p .m. I 1 9.9 Saturday the screening. OPEN Dally, 9.5 I Phone 517-683-2814 persons employed in the ers humming. Wearing of the brace, such But for most of the year, Sat.8 a.m.-3 p.m. 6144 E Cass Clty Rd as Tammy does, won’t com- program, with the number 1 Glaza said, the only regular j pletely straighten her spine, gradually declining. according to Mrs. Bryant time engines run is from Wal#l INSULATION & ROOFING CO. 4:30-7:30 p.m., when farm- Save Up To 40% On Your Heatlng Bills and Mrs. €hbich, but the ers milking cows and house- curvature will be much less Michigan .URETHANE FOAM *BLOWN IN CELLULOSE wives preparing dinner in- (NoFormaldehyde1 when she stops growing than Cass 6248Citv - WPhone PineSt 873-4735 crease the load. Other than , - - - ..-- ! No Charae For Use Of Machine if she didn’t wear it. that, the engines are turned Bumpingf- rame RepairPainting and CALL US FOR FREC ESTIMATE ELKTON 375-2420 The undesirable alterna- drivers cut on only occasionally as Complete Auto Glass J tive to wearing a brace is needed. Guaranteed. 22 yrs Ewperrence. corrective surgery after the gasoline use In addition to turning the Free Estirnafes child’s growth spurt is over, engines on and off, if work- but that can require wearing Michigan motorists ing the afternoon shift, McCulioch Chainsaw a body cast for six months to ranked among the nation’s Glaza also answers the tele- a year after the surgery. leaders in gasoline conser- phone for emergency serv- Sales & Service Parents can sign a form if Residential & Commercial vation in 1980 by cutting gas ice calls from when the Phone 872.2616 Rubbish Removal they do not want their chil- For The American Road use 11 percent, according to office closes until he goes Contamer Servrce Available dren to be screened by the Rabideau Motors the Automobile Club of home at 10 p.m. nurses. Michigan. Among other duties, he 1 c-ir? GEIGER-HUNTH)(ID.INC. I Farm Division Call 683-2233 Prior to the screening, “Motorists in Michigan and the two operators at the Sales &-Service / usually being done during used approximately 4.25 bil- Ubly plant do all the over- 6392II Main St. 872-2300 physical education classes, lion gallons of gasoline last hauling and repair work on 1 I 1 children will be shown a film year, the lowest level in 10 PEOPLE READ I the four engines and gener- Little Ads . explaining scoliosis. years and 26 percent behind ators. CHARMONT The film and explanatory the record consumption year He adds with noticeable You’re Reading One pamphlet each child will in 1978,” stated Auto Club pride that in the 42 plus Now! -~ ~ receive are furnished by Clara‘s Sunoco Service Friday B~ffat 5 p.m..iO p.m. Touring Manager Joseph Tune UPS years the engines have been J Easter Seals. Minor Repairs Call 8 72-20 10 Ratke. there, there have never been Tlres Batteries Mom-Thurs.Frl..Sat. 5 p.rn..lD5 p.m.-8 p.m.p.m. LAST DAYS According to the Federal any major breakdowns nor Undercoating Grease a 011 Sun. 12 noon-8p.m. 3 Highway Administration’s any serious injuries. Certified Mechanrc Student of Pirto 4 Short Orders EVERY BOOK IN STORE ON mbst recent figures GLAZA HIS WIFE, AND Call 872-2470 To (through October), Michi- Go -1 SALE THRU FEB.28th. Doris, will be celebrating Cass City the week gan ranked second in reduc- their 40th anniversary in Phone 872-4200 Tuff-Kote Dinol Over 130 Books To Choose From ing gasoline use with a 10.7 July. They live at 4363 N. I Jeanne Marshall is stu- percent cut compared with a Washington Street, Ubly, the 1I S Standard Service dent of the week for the week GLASS Automotive Rust Proofing 10.9 percent drop in Arkan- same road the power plant System 6 Waxing of Feb, 16 at Cass City Inter- sas. is on. Phons 872-2342 Gravel Guards. Running Boards mediate School. This is the second straight The couple has five chil- DAVE’S GLASS Rock-Kote Stone Chip Protection ALBEEGSB HOME CENTER An eighth grader, she is year that motorists in Mich- dren, Gerald Glaza, Canton Certified Mechanics Complete Glass Servlce the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. igan have voluntarily Cut township (near Detroit 1 ; Complete Car *Commercial .Auto Cass City Phone 872-227C Roger Marshall of Milligan Phone 269-9585 their driving. Joan Smith, Lansing; Janet Care Service .Residential Road. Williams, Southfield; Mi- 11 16 E.Caro Road Caro, Mlch. 847 S. Van Dyke chael Glaza, Ann Arbor, and WRKKER S€RW/C€ Bus: 6733828 Res: 683-2842 Diane Glaza, Lansing, and four grandchildren. Mrs. Glaza is a quality Vilbge Service Center Tires V-Belts Batteries control inspector at the I Chapel0 Tune Ups Brakes Mufflers HAIR BENDERS Ham ill Manufacturing plant Certihed Mechamc *cio&ziy in on M-19, Ubly, north of Fnr Shoe Service where her husband worked. 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She is not retiring yet. Phone 872-3850 Wed. 8 Thurs. ~ 8 a.m.. 8:bp.m. In 1938, when John Glaza Sat.. 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. 1 I Cam Phone 673-7488 1 50’ OFF i 1350Garfield Phone 872-3145 ON 24 EXP. first went to work for Thumb I 35 MM 36 EXP Electric, he didn’t think he Tires, Batteries COLOR PRJNTS 35 MM COLOR PRINTS and Accessories would be spending the rest of ~ his working days there. “But This space could I ,I1 I got into this and stuck be yours for - withit. It wasa goodplace to as little as $1.25 Woodruff’s Wrecker ON COLOR NEG. REPRINTS work, so I stuck to it.” per week. On 8x1 His retirement plans in- 4546 Leach Phone 072-2066 ’I OFFOn 5x7 I Kodak or Compatibk Film I clude hunting and fishing, traveling with his wife, AUtO-h-CONWCM working on his yard and garden and maybe taking up golf. Faust Dan’s Auto & Fireplace Shop OLD WOOD DRUG He is in good health. In 42 years, he missed only Rebuilding Service ,rid s Fines? Wood Heat Sierra Wood Burning “Home of tL4 The Corner Store with a Whole Lot More 63 ;omplete Line of Metalbestos Air Tight Stoves days of work. .Starters .Generators AI ternators was dartin:himneys Stoves, Fireplaces EnclOguresBennett-Ireland FreeGlass Measure f&+,**Cemmic “It a good job,” he Open 8 A.M.. 5 P.M. concluded, “but I’m ready to Saturday 8 A.M. - 1 P.M. 8. Accessories menf with Sale - quit and do something else.” 6544 Main, Cass City 872-4700 Deford 872-3190

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