CASS CITY CHRONICLE .'OLUME73, NUMBER 50 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN -THURSDAY, APRILS, 1980 TWENTY PAGES Oppose landf^ s say
Novesta township electors for it (the church building)." which is located in Novesta would not need to be rezoned Saturday decided they Despite the large number of township. for the trailer park. wanted their township hall people at the meeting, he The 1980-81 budget, pre- Gould is in the process of to remain right where it is. said, there was still plenty of sented at the meeting, allo- obtaining various permits They voted 24-14 that the room. cated $5,000 for use of the from government agencies, township should not pur- The $20,000 the church is landfill by township resi- O'Dell indicated, and to stop chase the old Novesta asking for the building, he dents. (Townships pay Cass the project would first re- Church of Christ building on suggested, was only the tip City $3.75 per resident, which quire a petition drive. Cemetery Road, to instead of the iceberg, as there allows residents or trash (Gould later told the keep the present building on would be other expenses, collecting firms which serve Chronicle essentially the Deckerville Road on the plus there were other needs them the right to use the same thing, that he is learn- west edge of Deford. in the township. landfill.) ing all the requirements he Some of those present also Linda Yost questioned the The alternative discussed must comply with, such as indicated they didn't like the lack of parking there and was contracting with a priv- those of the Health Depart- Cass City landfill and a suggested the present town- ate waste disposal firm from ment and Department of proposed mobile home park ship hall could be fixed up, Bad Axe, which would haul Natural Resources, in order in their township. possibly including installing trash to its own landfill. BIG CATCH -- Especially when you're only 3V2 years old. Matt Anthony of to obtain the needed per- The annual meeting drew an inside bathroom. According to O'Dell, the mits.) Ubly was fishing for perch Sunday morning off the breakwall at Caseville with about 40 persons, one of the A question was raised township would have to pro- his father, Kim, and Uncle Kevin Anthony. Instead of a perch, Matt hooked this largest turnouts ever. about heating the church vide a one-acre fenced in site It was suggested there Dan Allen used the turnout building, to which Keith for location of a large refuse may be no legal means to 11-pound, 30-inch Coho, which his uncle helped him land. as an example why, "We Little, the church board box. Township residents stop the project, though one definitely don't have a need president,responded that the would bring their trash there person commented that if restrooms have a separate and the disposal firm would the proposed project were heater, that the rest of the empty the container twice a taken to court by opponents, building doesn't need heat month. That would cost the the developer might have to when it isn't being used. township half or less what it drop the idea because of the More money needed for roads legal expense. The church is now using pays to Cass City, he said. its new building across the The supervisor said the BUDGET road from the old one for landfill was "getting to be Sunday services. Little said quite a monstrosity out there Novesta township finished later in the discussion that and it will continue to be," the 1979-80 fiscal year with a the old building had not been which led to discussion balance of $27,386. 2 townships slate millage votes offered yet to anyone else, about its continued exist- Major expenditures dur- that church members ence in the township. ing the year included road wanted the township to have One person suggested that construction, $31,278; sal- Voters in Elmwood and board in May to discuss money to be spent on roads. Kingston - A request was first choice to buy it. aries, $8,262; cemetery, equal share. made by some township if Novesta starts contracting Grant townships will be Township board members contracting to provide the Because the township will Arguments used in favor with the private trash dis- $6,340 (including replace- asked to approve special received pay raises at sev- service within the township. have to help pay for five residents to be served by the ment of a stolen tractor- Lamotte Township Fire De- of the purchase included its posal firm, the loss of in- millages later this year to eral meetings: The new budget allocates drain projects this year, central location in the town- come to Cass City might mower) ; landfill, $4,455, and finance road improvements, Highlights in area town- $3,500 to Cass City for the $25,000 had to be allocated partment as they are closer ship, larger size kitchen and ambulance subsidy, $3,420. to that department's fire eventually force the village electors decided at their ships are as follows. right to use its landfill; the from the general fund for restrooms. Supervisor Bill to close its landfill. The 1980-81 budget pre- respective township annual aim will be to see if the that purpose, and only $5,000 station than the one in O'Dell suggested the build- sented at the meeting proj- meetings Saturday. TL'SCOLA COUNTY private firm can provide the for roads. Another $6,000 in Kingston. ing would serve as a com- MOBILE HOME PARK ects total expenditures of The request will be for- Road conditions took the service at less cost. federal revenue sharing munity center, and thereby $64,379. warded to the Kingston spotlight at several annual Ellington -- Of the general Salaries will remain the funds will be spent for roads. be used much more than the More opposition was ex- The largest single item is meetings Saturday. fund budget for 1980-81 of same: Supervisor, $2,420 an- The general fund budget township department, which present township hall. pressed to a proposed mo- $28,000 for road construc- Discussed at. the Green- $73,540, there is $43,212 allo- nually, plus $2,178 for as- projects total expenditures will discus:; it with the It was Allen who made bite home park, to be located tion, which includes paving leaf township meeting was cated for roads. sessing; clerk. $2,541; treas- of $76,300 and revenues of township board. the motion lo not buy the near the southwest corner of of one mile of Severance the board's decision to pay In addition, the three mills urer, $2,783, and trustees, $80,560. Of $82,880 budgeu-il in church. Severance and Cemetery Road between Crawford and $10,000 per mile for paving of levied for the same purpose $290. Salaries remain the same general fund expenditures, After the vote, O'Dell ex- Heads. Developer is Ray- Englehart Roads. That will four miles of Germania will contribute $54,075 and Nine persons attended except for supervisor who $70,263 will be spent on pressed the opinion the vote mond Gould of Spencer cost the township $12,000 for Road. The Sanilac County the estimated $6,000 in fed- plus board members. receives a $500 increase for roads, $16.000 for drains might be different if a public Road, C.'ass City. crushed stone and $10,000 for Board of Commissioners is eral revenue sharing funds Elmwood - It was decided assessing duties, bringing (plus $10,000 is being put referendum were held on the O'Dell had suggested it paving, O'Dell said, with the willing to put up $10,000 will be spent for roads. that voters will be asked his total pay to $5,000. aside for the purpose in 1981) question. He said some per- would be an asset to the Road Commission picking more per mile, but the Road A representative of a solid during the Aug. 5 primary Only one person attended and $4,500 for fire protec- sons h;td caller! him to say township, as well as adding up the rest of the cost. Commission has yet to de- waste hauling firm from Clio election to approve a 3-mill in addition to board mem- tion. they favored buying the to the tax base, but ihose The supervisor received a cide whether it will put up an will meet with the township levy for five years, with the bers. Board members received church building but wouldn't wiio spoke on the subject pay raise from $3,000 to an 8 percent pay increase, weren't agreeable. $3,500 and treasurer and •^•i TM ^h be able to attend the meet- from $4,0(10 to $4~320 for the ing. Planned are 105 lots on 16 clerk, each from $1,750 up to supervisor; clerk and treas- A petition di ive, he sug- acres. S2.000. Pay for trustees re- urer, each from $2.300 to gested, could put the issue of "How can they get that mained the same at $35 per g lucky to be alive $2,485, and trustees, from buying the building on the many units on that small meeting and for the ambu- $25 per meeting to $27. ballot or it could come up at area and not bother any- lance board representative, Twelve electors plus another township meeting. body''." asked William $25 per meeting. board members attended. Shaw of Severance Road. Fire protection was budg- LANDFILL "How can we stop this eted at $5,500; cemetery, SANILAC COUNTY A motion was approved by before it gets too far?," $2,000; ambulance subsidy, after farm accident electors that the township asked another man. $1,000; the Rawson Memor- Evergreen -- With hopes of board should explore alter- Township Clerk Nursie ial Library, $384, and Cass getting the Leslie and Ar- It will be a long recovery Once he gets home, it will Duane was standing be- brief time he was buried. natives to use of the present Kloc said the land is zoned City recreation program, probably be another 10 side him, but fortunately What also saved him, of nold Road bridges over the Cass City-owned landfill, residential agricultural and $250. period for Francis DeLong, Cass River replaced this but according to his mother, months before he can go wasn't caught in the silage. course, was the presence of back to work. He uncovered his brother's his brother, Duane. "Some- year. $8,000 is being ap- Lucile DeLong, he is "very propriated from the general lucky" to be alive. DeLong of 3183 N. Engle- face, then summoned his one was looking out for hart Road, is in partnership (Duane's) wife and other him," Lucile DeLong said, fund for that purpose. Pres- The dairy farmer suffered ent load limits on both a broken back, leg and with his father Donald and brother to help dig him out. "for Duane was with him brothers Duane and Richard and he ordinarily isn't with bridges prohibit school pelvis, plus internal injuries, Francis was taken by buses from crossing them. when silage in a bunker silo on the family dairy farm in him." ambulance to Hills and Please turn to page 20. fell on him, Tuesday, March Novesta township. Dales General Hospital, Francis and his wife, 25. According to Lucile De- then transferred to St. Sharon, have two children, . He was removed from the Long, her son was using a Luke's. Steve, !!, and Sharie, 6. front end loader to remove intensive care unit at St. Cards and letters can be Luke's Hospital in Saginaw silage from the open bunker He has remained con- Elkland about 10 p.m. when the scious throughout the or- sent to him at home or to St. Tuesday of this week, his, Luke's Hospital, Room 533, mother said, but will have to loader stopped running. He deal. What helped save got out and was attempting him, according to his moth- 705 Cooper Street, Saginaw undergo surgery on his back 48002. budget in about a week and will to get it restarted when a er, was he was wearing a section of silage broke loose hard helmet, which fell over Friends who would like to probably be in the hospital visit are asked to call the about two months, accord- and fell on him, burying him his face, giving him an air $146,618 ing to the doctors. completely. pocket to breathe in, the family first. Elkland township will spend an estimated $146,618 Detroit woman killed in 1980-81, according to the budget presented at the annual meeting Saturday. Other than presentation of the budget and financial STAYING PUT -- Novesta townsjiip electors Saturday statement for the past fiscal Accidents send several year, most of the discussion decided to keep the present township hall in Deford (top concerned roads. photo), rather than buy the Novesta Church of Christ build- Township board members received pay increases, ing on Cemetery Road (bottom photo). their first since 1978. persons to area hospitals The less than one hou session attracted 14 persons including board members. - A Detroit woman was Officers reported the Lef- noon. fair condition Tuesday after- Ed Hahn wanted to know killed in an accident on M-53 ler auto left 70 feet of skid The other driver involved, noon at St. Luke's Hospital whether anything could be early Wednesday, March 26, marks. There were no vis- Clarence Coupar, 78, of Mar- in Saginaw, where he is done to repair the first mite which left a Cass City ible skid marks left by the lette, was transferred from recovering from injuries of Elmwood Road, east ol woman seriously injured, Uold auto. Hills and Dales to Saginaw sustained in a 1 a.m. acci- Cemetery Road, which he Pronounced dead mo- Mrs. Gold was the fourth General Hospital, where he dent last Thursday. said was in terrible condi- ments after being brought to person to die in a Huron was reported in fair condi- He was transferred there tion. Huron Memorial Hospital, county traffic accident this tion Tuesday afternoon. from Caro Community Hos- The road is the dividing Bad Axe, was Rita Gold, 39. year. Sanilac county deputies pital. line between Elkland and Reported in fair condition reported Coupar was north- Tuscola county deputies Novesta townships and that there Tuesday afternoon THREE INJURED bound on M-53 and started reported Gibor was east- portion is Novesta's respons- .. was Doris M. Lefler, 42, of turning left onto M-81, into bound on Deckerville Road, ibility. . 8254 Van Dyke Road, who A 10a.m. accident Sunday the path of Badgley's south- west of Orr Road in Elling- Hahn lives on the Elkland was employed at the hos- at M-53 and M-81 sent three bound pickup, and the two ton township, when he lost side. According to township pital as a diet checker and persons to the hospital. (See vehicles collided, control of his car. The Clerk Carol Ware, he said he was on her way to work photograph, page 20.) Coupar was not ticketed. vehicle went off the south had contacted Novesta offi- when the accident occurred. Richard Badgley, 36, of Elkland township firemen side of the road and rolled cials but. had yet to receive It took place at 5:50 a.m. Sebewaing, was treated and were called to the scene to over, an answer, so wanted to Huron county deputies re- released from Hills and wash down the pavement Gibor told officers he lost know if his own township ported Mrs. Gold was south- Dales General Hospital after after the mishap. control after another vehicle could do something. bound on M-53, north of the mishap; however, his pulled in front of him from He was told Elkland Atwater Road, when she lost wife, Mitsuyo, 45, a pas- OTHER ACCIDENTS Colwood Road. Supervisor Jack Gallagher control of her car. It crossed senger in the pickup he was Ten-year-old Andy Arel- may now ask Novesta offi- the centerline and collided driving, was admitted. She Geoffrey W. Gibor, 25, of lano of ^..Mushroom Road, cials to look into it. •. head-on with the northbound was reported in fair condi- 3040 E, Deckerville Road, Please turn to page 20. Lefler auto. tion there Tuesday after- Cass City, was reported in Please turn to page 20. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 3.1980 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Evergreen Guys lass City Area Social and Personal Items Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698 & Gals do well Good Shepherd Lutheran Mr. and Mrs. Stan Guinth- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Fred Cooper ot Mrs. Gene Sickler of Ladies Aid will meet Mon- er and Mark spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hartel Tuckey and son John left Grandville and Mrs. Clifford Sanilac county 4-H Spring Kris King, Beth Severance^ day, April 7, at 7:30 in fel- Kingston spent Friday with with Sandy Guinther in East and Rachel, Mrs. Lota Har- Tuesday, March 25, for Mr, and Mrs. John Zinneck- Owens and daughters, Pris- Achievement was held at Kim King, Terri Darr, Kelly lowship hall. Lansing and celebrated her tel and Libby, Mrs. Helen Lamar, Colo., and returned er. cilla and Patty, of Comstock Deckerville High School Sat- Wallace, Julie Smith, Paula birthday. Little and Dr. and Mrs. home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fran- Park came Sunday evening urday evening. Rockwell, Teri Woodward, Dr. and Mrs. H.T. Dona- Richard Reid and children and spent until Tuesday with Members of the Ever- Sally Severance and Karen hue spent last week in cis, Fred and Denise will Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Root of Caro were guests in the Echo chapter OES will have as Easter guests, Don- Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar. green Guys and Gals 4-H Wallace. Chicago, where Dr. Donahue were Sunday dinner guests Roger Reid home at Caro meet Wednesday evening, na Francis and Rick Hart- club winning awards were Becky and Brenda Sever- attended the meetings of the of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Root Sunday evening. The family April 9. Refreshment com- wick of Vassar, Mrs. Rachel Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blades as follows: ance of the Guys and Gals American Society of of Caro. They celebrated celebrated the second birth- mittee members for the Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- spent from Sunday until Crocheting style revue -- attended the Marlette Abdominal Surgeons. The Clare Root's 83rd birthday. day of Christina Reid and meeting are Mr. and Mrs. liam Francis and Miss Deb- Tuesday last week with their Tisa Darr, Debra Wallace, Spring Achievement March speakers were famous The two men are brothers. the birthday of Donald Reid. Gerald Stilson, Mrs. Jill bie Spencer. The family will sons, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kim King, Kelly Wallace 22. surgeons from teaching hos- Parrish, Jerri and Mary be celebrating the 21st birth- Blades and family at Canton and Teri Woodward. Becky received clothing pitals of the United States on Beth Stilson, Mr. and Mrs. day of Donna Francis. and Mr. and Mrs. John Crocheting construction -- style revue and constructionl- the newest techniques in Mr. and Mrs. Luke Tuck- Robert Hunter, Mr. and Blades and family at South Beth Severance, Kim King, awards. Brenda received a ey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert surgery. Open house Mrs. Lee Moffat and Mrs. Mrs, Effie LaPeer entered Lyons, Jack Blades spent Kelly Wallace, Tanya Darr clothing style revue award, Tuckey and children, Mr. Alexia Cook. Several car- Monday and Tuesday this and Teri Woodward. In crocheting, Becky re- and Mrs. Roy Tuckey and Marlette Hospital Sunday loads of Echo members will and was scheduled for major week at Canton and South Knitting style revue - ceived a construction award children and Mr. and Mrs. Sundayfor attend a meeting of its sister surgery Tuesday. Lyons with them. Kathy Rockwell, Kris King and Brenda, awards in style J.D. Tuckey and family chapter, Mayville OES, and Diane Hillaker. and construction. attended confirmation serv- Tuesday evening, April 8. Jamie Parrish of Gage- Knitting construction -- ices in the Frankenmuth Mr. and Mrs. Duane Churchill O'Dell of Lamton Rd. are the town is spending Easter Lori Messing, Tisa Darr and Lutheran church Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Robert M. parents of a boy, born March school vacation this week Diane Hillaker. Nances Tuckey, daughter of Milner of Taylor visited his Clothing style revue -- Kris your bank In honor of the 80th birth- 28 in Caro Community Hos- with his grandparents, Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Tuck- sisters, Mrs. Paul Craig and and Mrs. Gerald Stilson. King, Keri Pine, Kim King, EASTER ey, was a member of the day of E. Glenn Churchill, pital. He weighed six pounds won't nay Mrs. Arthur Little, Friday. and eight ounces and is Terri Darr, Julie Smith, confirmation class. A family an open house will be held at Marilee Leslie, Teri Wood- your bills dinner at the Tuckey home the home of his daughter and named Jason Allen. Grand- Nineteen youth from the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tuckey parents are Mr. and Mrs. Novesta Church of Christ ward, Sally Severance and BREAKFAST followed the service. her husband, Mr. and Mrs. and children plan to leave Karen Wallace. for you Orville (Wattie) Mallory, of Howard Luana of Deford and sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Friday to spend their Easter and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clothing construction - An Easter egg hunt includ- Cass City. David Little and Mr. and vacation in Washington, Tracy. Mrs. Ray Peasley, spent Tisa Darr, Kathy Rockwell. ing games, the Easter story D.C. at Cass City and lunch were held Satur- Friday and Saturday in Mr. and Mrs. Gil Schwad- Grand Rapids attending an day from 10 to 12 in Salem Mr. and Mrs. Luke Tuck- erer will leave Thursday to Missionary rAii UM church. Twenty-three all-state youth rally. ey, who spent the winter at spend Easter vacation at children from one year Presbyterian Holiday, Fla., arrived home Winter Haven, Fla. Services Easter Sunday in Bay Clty/Saginaw through second grade at- addresses 892-8597 Friday. the Novesta Church of Christ tended. In charge were Mrs. Mrs. Emma Kettlewell, will include a sunrise serv- Church or "••••• <••••••• David Loomis, Mrs. Ted Monday, Dwight and who spent the winter in ice at 7 a.m. when a play and local group : 800/292-5014:.A Furness and Mrs. Clyde Dwayne Rienstra celebrated Florida, arrived March 22 in presentations by the band Weir. They were assisted by their birthday and guests for Lansing and spent the week Thirty-nine women at- and the Muppets will be tended the Baptist Mission- Bobby Helfrich, Julie Loom- dinner in the Peter Rienstra with her daughter and fam- followed by breakfast. A is, Tina Furness and Jody home were Mr. and Mrs. ily, the Dale Bocks. Friday ary Society meeting Monday cantata, "The Last Sacri- evening at the church. The SUNDAY Han sen. Mel Rienstra of Caro and they brought her to Cass fice," will be presented dur- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Radz- City and stayed overnight, group met at six-thirty for ing the 11 o'clock worship supper from the salad bar. wion and daughters, Dionne, leaving Saturday morning service, which follows the for Troy to attend a bowling The business meeting APRIL 6 Denise and Dawn, of North regular Sunday school hour opened with prayer by Mrs. Branch. tournament before return- at ten o'clock. Theme of the 8:30-10 A.M. ing to Lansing. David Gaffner, the singing sunrise service is "Amazing of hymns and prayer time NOTIC Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Before returning to Mich- Love." for missionaries. Bartle, who spent two weeks igan, Mrs. Emma Kettlewell Guest speaker at the meet- • Scrambled Eggs and her niece from Livonia with friends at Holiday, Steve Agar ing was Miss Marge McMil- • Sausage The Village of Cass City will Fla., returned home Sunday, enjoyed a week's cruise lan, a missionary to Liberia, March 23. from Miami, Fla., March Africa, home on furlough. • Homemade be receiving E. Glenn Churchill 15-22 to various islands in the completes She was dressed compar- Muffins Caribbean Sea. Churchill, before retire- able to clothes worn by the • Coffee - Juice ment, worked for ABC Hills and Dales Navy training women of Liberia and SEALED BIDS Garage, Grand Trunk Vacation showed slides and curios Railroad, Pontiac Motor General Hospital from that country. DONATION: until 4:00 P.M., April 28, 1980, at Stephen Lee Agar has Miss McMillan was pre- Division, John Deere, Gen- movie slated completed basic training the Municipal Building. eral Cable and Michigan BIRTHS: • sented with a shower of gifts Sponsored by Presbyterian and mechanics apprentice- by members. Livestock Exchange of Cass at library ship training at Great Lakes City. March 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Youth; Community Navy training center in Illi- Welcome. Churchill has 10 daugh- Lee Kilbourn of Deford, a As an Easter vacation nois. On a used 1967 Chevrolet pickup. ters, two sons, 40 grandchil- A sound argument doesn't boy, Bryan Ray. treat, the movie, "Long, require a.loud voice. dren and 22 great-grand- March 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Long Trailer," starring Lu- The vehicle can be seen at the children. His wife Jennie Tony Bazan of Cass City, a cille Ball and Desi Arnaz Municipal Building during regular Marie, a son, a daughter and girl, Tionya Nicolle. will be shown at the Rawson three grandchildren have March 26, to Mr. and Mrs. Memorial Library. EVANGELICAL FILMS PRESENTS office hours. died. David Keller of Ubly, a girl, The movie will begin at The Village Council has the right Friends and family are Adrainne Marie. 1:15 p.m. Thursday, April invited to help celebrate at a March 28, to Mr. and Mrs. 10, and will be over at 3. IN REMEMBRANCE to accept OF reject any or all bids. surprise party at 4405 Koepf- Michael Christian of Caro, a All children school age gen Road Sunday from 2-5 boy, Michael Ban II. and above are Invited. Pre- ES p.m. March 30, to Mr. and Mrs. school children must be I An unforgettable story of the men who chose to Alan Lapeer of Cass City, a accompanied by an adult. follow a young teacher from Nazareth and of the girl. night that would change their world-forever. PATIENTS LISTED MON- DAY, MARCH 31, WERE: Wagg on "In Remembrance" is a stunning recreation of the men and events which surrounded the Last Supper - a Mrs. June Dearing, Gary film for all time and all people. This is a motion picture O'Connor, Gerald Spencer dean's list experience you will never forget! Sr. and Raymond Spencer of Cass City; Karen Wagg, daughter of SEE IT AT THE Kristine Shephard of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wagg, Stephen Agar Akron; 4775 Spence Road, Cass City, John Baer of Snover; has been named to the He is the son of Mr. and Harvey Kitely, Newell dean's list for the winter Mrs. William Agar of Deck- Hubbard and Mrs. Frank term at Michigan State Uni- er and a 1979 graduate of Lemanski of Deford; versity. Cass City High School. He CHURCH OF GOD Gladys Hayes of Elkton; She earned a 3.79 grade joined the Navy in Decem- point average out of a pos- Mrs. Jim Sattelburg of ber. 5254 Kelly Rd., Cass City Gagetown; sible 4.0. Agar has now been as- Donald Leckenby of Port A sophomore, she is a 1978 signed to the USS Dixie, a EASTER SUNDAY - 6:00 P.M. KITCHEN AID Austin; graduate of Cass City High destroyer tender, home- Charles Turner, Mrs. School and is majoring in ported in San Diego, Calif. Susie Gruber and William agricultural food manage- Ashmore of Caro; ment systems. DISHWASHERS Carl Uhl, Mrs. Richard Badgley, Jose Duron and Mrs. Annie Donahue of Sebe- Republicans waing; Frank Enderle of Owen- dale; to meet Lisa Harder of Bay City. 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Thanks to all this Ron Keegan, Cass City, says that the Cass City Lions ially on week ends. than ever, what happens? marvelous diversion, my Club will participate in a state-wide program sponsored by On week ends I like to Many of the volunteer cops hedonistic heart was happy the Lions to assist in the census. forget all the crap and say they won't work until the and I wasn't worrying about The Lions will help persons with hearing or sight impair- nonsense that marred the laid-off cops are rehired. any of the things that mess ments filling out forms. Persons needing help should call five previous days. I don't That makes as much sense up my mind on week days. this toll-free number: 800 292-5867. :c mean the crisis in Iran or the as refusing to light a candle But then came Saturday dismal prospect of Carter until the power is turned afternoon and the old wo- ********** vs, Reagan, That's big stuff back on. I don't want to think man who fell in the doorway and I don't spend much time about it on Sunday. of the drugstore across the There's an alumni game slated in the new USA High- fretting about big stuff be- On the Lou Grant TV street from our home. She School gym Saturday evening between USA and Cass City. cause there's not much one show, the wealthy publisher seemed to have fainted. I Coach Ron Nurnberger will be watching the results closely. man can do, even on week- refused, as a matter of helped pick her up and seat He wants to stage Thumb alumni games as part of.the days, about exchanging principle, to pay for a news her on a chair. The pharma- July 4 celebration here in hopes of making money for-the Reagan and Carter for the story. But reporter Rossi cist was kind, urging the varsity club. * hostages. wanted the story so badly he woman to rest as long as she Nurnberger says that Manistee, where he played in high What I like to forget on paid $4,000 of his own money wished. I offered her a ride school, does it every year and it's a big profit maker and week ends is little stuff like a for it. This left Rossi so home. She said it would be TOPS IN SALES -- Selling the most boxes of Girl Scout that's why he thinks it will work here. dented fender or a luncheon broke he couldn't afford to more trouble getting in and cookies during the now completed sale were, from left, date with a woman who had eat, which made him scowl. out of the car than it would ********** a fungus named after her. The producers of the Lou be walking the short dis- Wendy Remain, 311 boxes, Michele Smith, 290, and Lisa I like to forget that my Grant show obviously expect tance to her house. She Rutkoski, 269. The 34 Girl Scouts from three troops in Cass It's been at least five years since the Chronicle's sub- state is run by stupid legis- me to believe Rossi is a real, assured me she would be all scription and newsstand price has been adjusted. There's lators who won't allow live, human newspaper re- right. I left her sitting there. City sold a total of 4,644 boxes, compared to 3,690 last year. always a bit of worry when prices are raised and it's always stores to advertise the price porter. It is terribly depres- And then I worried about after other avenues are exhausted that most publishers of beer, thus preventing sing to realize anyone thinks her the rest of the week end. raise prices to try to keep abreast of inflation. Readers^of meaningful price wars. It is anyone else is that dumb. Did she get home OK? Does course, are our life blood. *-• dumb that a guy on TV can On week ends, I want to she live alone? How is she There's no need to tell any average homemaker what his tell me a certain beer is forget that Rossi borrowed feeling today? Does anyone happened to prices in the last five years and we won't Lpy, perfect for celebrating my the $4,000 at 20 percent care what happens to her? Those left out can except to say that we're in the same boat that you are. •.' graduation from gusto interest. Why the hell didn't I walk school but he's not allowed Last week end, things home with her? to tell me how much six began in fine shape. My wife I see old women like her and I attended a great bottles of the stuff cost at the everywhere, on the streets When they announced that every fifth resident would re- grocery store. musical —"Eubie" — at the and in stores. Old men, too. Music Hall and then listened They appear feeble and ceive a 20-page census report form I just knew that 1 would There is an endless list of still be counted be one of the chosen few. The other day my worst fears things I like to forget on to Alex Karras' daughter unsure and in need of help. sing. Mary Gutzi isn't really I'm sure many of them need were confirmed. "'; week ends. Take volunteer Feel left out, that you pie explained, then had to said Tuesday that all such Confession: I still haven't tackled that monster eveji policeman, for instance. Karras' daughter, but she no help at all, and would might not count, because check the Census Bureau forms should have been played the role on TV in scoff at the suggestion. I'm though the deadline is past. ;• They work for nothing, help- you didn't get a census form address lists against their mailed by then. But I'm going to, I'm going to... ••' ing regular cops, because "Jimmy B. and Andre" and sure many of them have in the mail? own. The other category of someone who cares what Don't despair. You can persons who didn't get forms I'm not alone in my misery. There's a vendetta against happens to them. But I'm still get one. A card had to be filled out are those who were some- the Chronicle, that's what there is. Among ii employees r$- USE SHARP CLEAN CUTTING also sure many of them for each address the post how missed in all the prelim- ceiving forms, 5 received the 20-pager. '• don't. Those are the ones About 99 percent of the office had that the Census » population received their inary survey work. who, simply by showing up, Bureau didn't have, and Census forms, incidental- can ruin my week end. U.S. census forms Friday. then returned to the bureau. TRUE I EM PER They were to be mailed back ly, had to be delivered to all They can also make me places with sleeping quart- realize what a jerk I am to Tuesday. According to Glaspie, it Arrests made 1 took the agency more time ers, according to Glaspie. be worrying about such un- There were two basic cate- That included motels and important things as a dumb gories of persons who didn't than anticipated to prepare Steven R. Kenward, 19, of He was still in jail as of the census forms for mailing the hospital. Wednesday morning. I- Pruning Shears TV show and the price of get their census forms on If, however, anyone still 2665 Crawford Road, was in beer. time. to the addresses it missed in the Tuscola county jail Tues- Jack Gallagher of 52(14 And Prevent Serious Plant Damage the summer survey, thus not didn't get a form, according I know I should have According to Cass City to the Census Bureau day, after Cass City police Koepfgen Road reported to Sale Price walked home with that old all forms arrived in post took him into custody on a Cass City police Saturdaj Postmaster Grant Glaspie, boxes Friday. spokesman, he or she should $ woman. Census Bureau enumerators call that office at the toll- warrant for failure to pay that six windows at the home conducted surveys last sum- Forms were dribbling in free number - 1-800-292-0615 fine and costs in a court of his father, Albert Gal. 6.19 mer to collect addresses, to Saturday and Monday for - and ask for one. case. laghcr, 4317 Leach Street; Reg. $7.99 \y , > A-35 find out who lived where. delivery, he said. It will then take about two Officer Duane Sprague had been broken with a TOP: THE MARK stopped him at 12:05 a.m., brick. ;< At the end of February, A spokesman at the Cen- weeks before the forms are sus Bureau office in Saginaw mailed, she said. after he saw Kenward walk- Damage was estimated at The fellow who always the bureau sent out forms to ing along Leach Street and $75. •: BIGELOW HARDWARE puts his best foot forward' post offices listing the ad- threw something in the The loss was put at $100 in 6549 Main St. Cass City seldom steps on anyone dresses collected last sum- street. the theft and subsequent else's toes. mer. The post offices, Glas- It turned out to be a slaughter of four CochlirJ, cigarette butt, but the offi- chickens March 20 from Lorr cer checked with the sher- Ralph Ernst. 5085 Doranc£ iff's department dispatcher Roud, Kingston. *-'* SEND A BASKETFUL OF JOY. and learned Kenward was Ernst told sheriff's dopi*: Haire wanted on the warrant. ties a neighbor saw two men He was put in the patrol get out of a car, go to hi? car and as the officer was barn and take the chickens driving away, Kenward and then shoot them with a Send our FTD Ne, started kicking on the pas- rifle. ; senger side window, bending He tracked the car they Twenty years ago or so it or even think about it until the window frame, which were in with two other men was the custom to take off we hit the county line com- had to be repaired later. to a cabin at Rossman anS two Wednesday afternoons ing home. As of Tuesday. police were English Roads, then callejl out of three and head north It was cruising the bars seeking a warrant from the the sheriff's deputies. •.• Easter Basket for a day and a half of trout and swapping fish stories prosecutor's office charging Officers found remains of fishing. with fishing brethren. Tell- Kenward with malicious de- two of the birds at the cabin There were usually three ing why the fish weren't struction of a police vehicle. but no sign of the four men'. of us, sometimes more, that biting and hearing the "you Bouquet trekked the 175 miles or so to should have been here one or more of our favorite yesterday," stories of the streams. natives. No one's ever too old for an Easter basket - especially an FTD We haven't done that to- It was enviously eyeing The weather If Easter Basket' Bouquet. It features fresh flowers for the joy of gether for maybe 10 years the trophy catch of another High Low lYi-cip. i. '.':• springtime. A decorative egg for the joy of Easter. All in an FTD now. But this spring the plan angler and wishing that he Woven Rattan Handled Basket. Call or visit us soon. We can send is to do it again, would clue us in on how he Wednesday 43 20 ().. riji the FTD Easter Basket' Bouquet just about anywhere.. . the FTD Is it a nostalgia trip, or did it ... knowing that he Thursday 50 23 0.. •;:; way. And we have many other joyful Easter ideas to share with will we have the fun we had never would. Friday 44 30 ().. ^ you too. then? It was returning home Saturday 40 22 0.. :;;! If it was all that great, bone tired from unaccus- Sunday 52 30 ().. • + why quit?, you ask. tomed exercise and sated Monday 39 28 09.. ft It's a fair question and the with the glorious Michigan Tuesday 55 33 21.. • V answer is the change in outdoors in the spring. (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) •':: See Our Beautiful Selection Of lifestyles. Growing families The question is, can we * (Snow recorded as melted water-10".snow - 1" water) '.;: CASH & CARRY Fresh demanded our attention. capture it all again. The Suddenly a couple of us answer is, no way. Starting At were coaches of Little No way will it be like it League baseball teams. We was then. Or like we re- SPECIAL Floral had school functions to at- member it was. Nostalgia BEAT THE BUGS $750 tend, our businesses and has a way of blurring re- Fresh Springtime Flowers jobs demanded more of our ality. What we remember is Whether Dormant or Growing with : Arrangements time. not really the way it was. Easter I suspect that when you The good times survive in Daisies Daffodils get right down to it, none of memory, all else fades from the three are dyed-in-the- view. ORTHO Corsages wool fishermen. The kind It won't be like it was, but VOLCK OIL SPRAY that sneaks down to the Cass it may be really fine any- River after work or Sunday way. afternoon and tosses a lure We've all changed, but if »-—- <~«j~.«-^_. / into the stream and is happy the rare chemistry among A highly refined oil spray for use against doing it regardless of the the three that worked before Mealybugs, Scale insects, Red spiders fishing prospects. still remains, we'll have a and White flies on plants, citrus, azalea Trout fishing was more really worthwhile trip or and camellia. (or less) than this. It was trips. For that is really what we $ shaking the cares of the day, Stock Getting away from it all. had 20 years ago and what #01682 The cardinal rule of every each of us is looking for 3.98 trip was not to talk business again this spring. PROTECT FRESH CUTS WITH-.; Stylish FTD Kaslcr Ortho Pruning Sealer Lily in u •..p woven basket. 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MANS', INC. CASS CITY PAGE FIVE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 3,1980 PEDALING AROUND Owen-Gage lists valedictorian, y Class you hate of>63 salutatorian, other top students ByMlkeEliasohn Owendale-Gagetown High on attending Delta College Plans to attend college but School has announced its top not sure where yet. My alma mater, Lansing without fear of students be- this summer and getting students of the class of 1980. married this fall. Lori Mandich, daughter of rXn Eastern High School, is the ing stabbed in the parking Valedictorian is Robin Sul- lot. Carol Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Man- state Class A champion in livan. Salutatorian is Mary dich, Owendale, Honor So- Bay City/Saginaw basketball. There are two teachers Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Park- Kay Burrows. er, Gagetown, Honor Society ciety member, junior play 892-8597 that especially stand out in Robin, the daughter of Mr. Yea, Quakers! Sports my mind, Mrs. Johnson in member, treasurer of Busi- participant, co-student of teams got that name, by the and Mrs. Fred Sullivan of ness and Office Education the month in June, 1978, ; 800/292-5014 ; 10th grade English and Mr. Gagetown, has been a mem- way, because the school is Brisbin for 12th grade social Club, second place in ac- Business Office and Educa- ber of the National Honor tion Club vice-president, located on Pennsylvania studies. counting in BOEC regional Ave. Society three years and is competition, junior play certificate winner in foren- The names don't mean presently chapter secretary. I gradualed in 1963. Among anything to you reading this, participant, Snowball court sics, drama and typing, things I was not when I was She has won three certifi- member her junior year, Future Homemakers of of course. I only mention cates in math and one in there was an athlete. The them to point out something certificate winner in algebra America secretary, vice- most athletic things I ever typing and was student of I and II, geometry and president and regional sec- else about high school in the the month for February, did was walk a mile to school good old days. Teachers general business. Plans to retary. Will study to be an every day, wrestle my par- 1977. attend Delta College and executive secretary at Sagi- For Past Results were strictly, Mr., Mrs. or She has won numerous ents' 4000 pound Pontiac Miss and to discover their study accounting. naw Business Institute. Try without power steering out musical honors, including Mary Kay Burrows Scott Wissner, son of Mr. Senior class officers are first names was a major participation in the Lions Robin Sullivan of a very light parking place accomplishment. and Mrs. Victor Wissner, Pete Klemkowsky, presi- Club all-state band, Tri- Sebewaing, Honor Society dent; Kirk Carolan, vice- Chronicle after a basketball game and As far as I know, teachers County Honors Band, and ball, volleyball and track dent Council, Varsity Club, sit through a football game these days are still Mr., Mrs. member, junior play mem- president; Deb Gettel, sec- Blue Lake Music Camp in- teams, she has also been a junior play, forensics, par- retary, and Richard Powell, in a pouring rain. • Miss or maybe Ms. but I cheerleader all three years. ticipated in football, basket- ber, has played baseball and ternational band and All- basketball, member of treasurer. WANT ADS Being a good boy, I went think the relation between American Hall of Fame She is senior merit chair- ball and track. Plans to home after the game, took a teacher and student these man. She was homecoming attend Michigan State Uni- Snowball court. Plans to Foundation band award. attend Northwestern College hot shower and went to bed. days is much less formal. In addition, she has been a queen last fall. versity. I caught a cold but was able I never will get used to She plans to attend either Alan Haag, son of Mr. and and to be a diesel technician. male teachers not wearing member of the Softball and Pete Klemkowsky, son of to go tc school Monday. track teams and partici- Central Michigan University Mrs. Oscar Haag, Sebe- CASS ties and (in all but hot Mr. and Mrs. George Klem- Those who didn't go home, pated in the all-school and or Oakland University and waing, Honor Society presi- but wenl to the dance in- weather) jackets. dent, ACT test certificate kowsky, Owendale, member CITY junior plays. major in physical therapy. of football, basketball, track CASS stead, caught very bad colds Of course, everything is recipient, football, basket- She plans to attend Michi- The other top 10 members and baseball teams, won and had 10 stay out of school less formal now. Students of the senior class are: ball, track and baseball can wear (almost) anything. gan State University with certificates in science, trig- two or three days. Boy, was I the aim of becoming a Jennifer Errer, daughter participant, Snowball king dumb. In my day, it was a shirt in 1979. Will attend RETS onometry, geometry and THURSDAY thru EASTER SUNDAY musical therapist and band of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth algebra I and II, partici- I do have some fond with a collar and pants for Errer, Owendale, Honor Electronics School in De- Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:30 & 10:00 (Reg. Price) the boys (I assume they can director. pated in junior and all- memories of the school, Society member for three troit. THURSDAY "BARGAIN NITE" $1.50-8:00 only which was built in 1928. wear shorts these days) and Deb Gettel, daughter of school plays, student of the Mary Kay Burrows is the years and currently treas- month in 1978, Honor Society One thing I liked about it girls had to wear skirts or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. urer, ACT test award win- Ar. and Mrs. Erwin Haley, NOTE: BETTE MIDLER HAS BEEN dresses. Sebewaing, three-year member, homecoming king. was the fact that it was built William Burrows of Gage- ner, Michigan State Univer- NOMINATED FOR BEST ACTRESS in 1928. Schools built back No one wore blue jeans in town. sity award of excellence Honor Society member, then had character. There school and very few wore She has been a member of winner, Tri-County Band class officer in sophomore, were stairs to climb, lots of them outside school. the Honor Society since her Honors member, track team junior and senior years, dark wood paneling, wood Call me old-fashioned. sophomore year, attended member. Plans to major in co-student of the month in State music "WITH TORRENTIAL floors and desks bolted to the Girl's State in her junior elementary education at June, 1978, Snowball queen FORCE, floors. year and was Daughter of MSU. in 1979, awarded certificates BETTE MIDLER I'm not too nostalgic about Break-in the American Revolution Brad F.rickson. son of in algebra I and II and honor for SWEEPS THE ROSE' the desks. The seats con- good citizen of the year Supt. and Mrs. Ronald accounting I, member of INTO A FILM sisted of two flat pieces of winner her senior year. Erickson. Owendale, mem- basketball, volleyball, soft- Robin Sullivan EXPERIENCE... AN wood set at an angle to each charge A member of the basket- ber of Honor Society, Stu- ball and track teams. Plans EXTRAVAGANT other. The thought of shap- Asa result of her outstand- PERFORMANCE ing the wood to fit one's ing performance at the state AND AN EXPLOSIVE anatomy had never entered dismissed solo and ensemble. Robin DEBUT." the manufacturer's mind. Sullivan, daughter of Mr. —Gene Shall!. NBC-TV High school kids had (o be A charge of breaking and Obscene calls also and Mrs. Fred Sullivan, tough in my day. entering an unoccupied (iagetown. has been selected We also, for the most part, dwelling against Gordon L. to be a member of the State walked to school. Few stu- Wood was dismissed March Honors Orchestra. •BETTE MIDLER SENDS dents owned cars. Some did 2f> by Circuit Judge Martin Membership in this or- THE ROSE' SOARING get ridos with their parents E. Clements at what was to gani/ation is determined by INTO THE STRATOSPHERE and there were a couple of have been the start of a jury made in tri-cities the number of points earned WITH HER BLAZING school buses for those living trial. in the required proficiency PERFORMANCE." in an cutlying portion of the Wood, 24. of Melvindalc. uses clinical terms, as op- At a meeting March \2. he examination. Miss Sullivan -Re* Reed. Syndicated Columnist distric". (Nohigh school kids Thi' obscene telephone was charged with breaking caller who has been bother- posed to obscene ones. met R. Daniel Dowis, direc- received 97 points out of a would be caught dead or into the evidence room at the No one at the college, tor of the Delta College possible 100. alive "iding a bicycle in ing women in the Cass City county jail June 19, 1979. area has been bothering according to its college rela- campus police, who in- In addition to this honor. those days.) while a trusty there, lie was tions office, has been author- formed him the calls had Kobin was nominated by her Though my memory may other women as well. BETTE MIDLER serving a sentence for deliv- Calls have heen reported i/cd to conduct any type ol be on reported in the Sagi- adjudicator to participate in be getting hazy, I do not ALAN BATES ery of phc-ncyclidine at the in the Saginaw. Hay City and research that requires ques- naw. Bay City and Midland the Kith annual State Wide recall there ever was a day .: \M«'I \ *',•*•!" time. Midland areas as well and at tioning persons by phone or areas. He expressed sur- Music Talent Screening. Out -•-.l-V. A •••. «.•,•»'!. .' • , ', classes were cancelled be- Assistant Prosecutor Eric prise, according to Wilson, of :>.nno participants. 100 cause of snow. least some of those predate door-to-door. K. Proschek moved for dis- some made in this area. The Chronicle first re- that the calls had extended soloists were nominated THE ROSE missal of the charge because from the entire state. 1 suppose conditions have- The caller is a sophisti- ported about the calls March as Car east as Cass City. FREDERIC FORREST changed, but a high school the key prosecution witness, cated sounding young man (i. At that lime. Cass City Locally, the police chief The screening will select with 2,000 students did not also a trusty at the time ol who claims he is a student at Police Chief Gene Wilson said the last report he five outstanding student COMING NEXT THURSDAY (4 Days) mean it was a blackboard the supposed incident, Delta College making a sur- knew of five women who had received of such calls was soloists who will perform jungle. couldn't be located. He had vey For its psychology de- received the calls, one of March 7. At that time, the with the Grand Rapids Walt Disney Adventure One did not risk his or her moved to California, but k-l't partment. which had been made six calls reported totaled Ifi, Youth Symphony as a part of life by walking into the no address after moving The man asks the women months earlier. He was not including three made within the Youth Arts Festival of bathroom and sporting from his original address persona! questions, mainly aware of any made outside 10 minutes of each other. Michigan Week. May 17. events could be held at night there. involving their sex lives. He this area. The common link Wilson Miss Sullivan is a private has discovered so far is that clarinet student of Daniel most women called had their Divish of Bad Axe. She is a TWO ADMITTED TWO ADMITTED phone numbers listed in the senior at Owen-Gage High FOR $2.50 on STRAND-CARO CARO DRIVE-IN FOR 52.50 on directory under their own School and will continue her MON.andTUES. Phone 673-3033 Phone:673-2722 Mon. and Tues. names and have been young, musical studies at Michigan about 20-30 years old. State University in the fall. He speculates that more FRI. thru TUES. APRIL 4-8 than one man may be mak- 9 Academy Award Nominations! 5 BIG NIGHTS! 2 GREAT FEATURES! ing the calls, but all are using the same list of ques- Including = j3EST_PIC!yBE tions. He feels the one who John Olivia made the calls locally may live in this area. Starts FRIDAY, APRIL 4 Travolta Newton-John His advice, which is the same as that of Dowis, is for women receiving the calls to hang up. Fri. and Sat. Feature @ 7:40 and 9:45 Publicity given to the ob- Sun. Feature @ 3:00-5:10-7:15-9:25 scene caller locally, with the result that many women Mon. thru Thurs. Feature @ 7:25-9:35 now know about the cha- REGULAR LOW ADMISSIONS.... rade, may be why there have not been any reports of the calls of late. Any women who receive such calls can notify the Kramer chief by calling him at the village hall, 872-2911. The telephone companies involved, General Telephone and Michigan Bell, are aid- Kramer ing police in the investiga- tion.
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"Wait till you s^the weird part." Michael Hoppe, 10, found a balloon Saturday afternoon, which came all the way from North Liberty, Ind. The youngster found the balloon in the orchard of his parents, Melvin and Alice Hoppe, 7501 Van Dyke Road, Cass City, A card attached to the balloon, said it had been A PARAMOUNT PICTURE C llr«nuuMOUMtPKTUHISCO'WUfiaN|ftu HIGMTiHtilBVKJ released by children at Save 25% -40% sides to this love story. North Liberty Elementary School and was signed by COLUMBIA PICfURES PRESENTS A STANLEY JAFFE PRODUCTION one of the students. DUSTIN HOFFMAN Our Next Big Hit! Michael had to put his IN First Run In This name, address and name of "KRAMER VS. KRAMER" American school on the card and send The Paint Store Area! Rated "R" it back. B_ MERYLSTREEP JANE ALEXANDER Gigolo Plus 2nd Big First There was no date on the Phone 872-2445 Cass City Run Hit!!! card to indicate when it had _ ,SUN. 2:30 till 6:00 ADULTS ONLY $1.50 been sent. PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 3,1980 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN
M • ' I NOTICE I There Will Be A Cass City Bowling Leagues I SPECIAL MEETING 226, G. Lapp 225, H. Wolak OfTheCassCity MERCHANTS' High Game: J. Severance TUSCOLA High Game: S. Cummins MeiVs Hjgh Game. D 224, C. Kolb 222, D. Remain 201. 213. "A"LEAGUE GETTOGETHERS "A" Cummins 224. March 26, 1980 214, B. Bartle 213, C. High Team Series: Caro March 24,1980 VILLAGE COUNCIL Guinther 213, A. Ouvry 211- Honda Sales 1793. Ladies' High Game: S THURSDAY NITE TRIO Cummins 213. Ouvry Chevy-Olds 22 210, B. Holcomb 210, J. High Team Game: Caro Sommers'Bakery 29 March 27,1980 Storm 210, D. Vatler210. Honda Sales, Our Team 640. High Team Series: Fish- Erla'sFood Center 19 Cole Carbide 28 bowlers 1934. Monday, April 7, 1980 500 Series: G. Corcoran 1 Blount Agriculture 18 Hillaker'sAuct. Serv. 27 Cargill Seeds 25 /-. High Team Game: Fish- Kritzman's 17 505, F. KrauseSOl. Ouvry Chevy-Olds 23 Del Nicholas Trucking 21 7:00 P.M. MERCHANTS' bowlers 701. New England Life 16 Lawrence Ins. 22 Jacques Seeds 20 200 Games: D. Cummins at the Municipal Building, located at 6737 Charmont 15 "B" LEAGUE Sugartown Market 22 DravesDist. 18 March 2(i, 11)80 224, L. Spaeth 222, F. De- Church St., to: Charlie's Market 15 MERCIIANETTE LEAGUE Harris-Hampshire Ins. 21 Hillside Barber Shop 16 March 27, 1980 Wald 222, G. Scott 207, D Kingston State Bank 12'- Charmont 19 Van Dale 15 Zimmerman 202, S. Cum-f Rabideau Motors 21 Caro True Value 15 Croft-Clara Lumber \\\2 Maurer Const. Co. 18 mins213. Review the bids on the Wastewater Gagetown Oil & Gas 19 Charmont 27 Warren Electric n Hall's Trim Shop 16 Garno Seeds 14 Ladies'500 Series :S. Cum- Treatment Plant Additions. Cass City Oil & Gas 9 Spencer's Masonry 19 Tuckey Block 22 Fire House No. 1 15 Wildwood Farms 13 Clare's Sunoco 17 mins 567, D. Zimmerman Review the Millage Rates. Fuelgas 2 Kritzman's 20 Walbro Far East 12 IGA 12'/2 502. Charmont 14 Walbro 19 Big John's 12 Shag's Angels 14 Men's 550 or Better L Review any other Business that 600 Series: A. Ouvry 616, Damm's Wheel Horse 17>/2 High Series: A. Ouvry 613. Oops 10 Spaeth 569. C. Guinther 608. Colony House 12 Olympia 15 High Game: R. Metcalf may come before the meeting. Bauer Candy Co. 12 Cole Carbide 15 Ladies 200 Games: S 550 Series: G. Lapp 594, C. 244. High Series: C.R. Smith Cummins 213, G. Scott 207, General Cable 11 Anrod Screen Cyl. W/ Vandiver 592, E. Lewicki 2 High Team Series: Char- 581. D. Zimmerman 202. 584, B. Copeland 582, C. Kolb Copeland Builders 10 Herron Builders 13 mont 2699. High Game: D. Mathews I Joyce A. LaRoche 566, J. Guinther 559, D. Herron Builders 10 Wilson Ins. n High Team Game: 219. Tuckey Concrete 9 Big"D" 10 Hillaker's 986. 1 Village Clerk Vatter558. 200 Games: P. Millish 216, 210 Games: E. Lewicki Albee Hardware 8 210Games: K.Gremel210, C.R. Smith 203, D. Miller 201. Gift shop 251, C. Vandiver 233, A. 600Series: G. Diebel614. D. Allen 212, R. Metcalf 244, McLachlan 226, L. Summers 550 Series: J. Zornow 581, High Team Series: Char- A. Ouvry 214-219, M. Grifka R. Patera 563, E. Haag 557, mont 2415. 213, B. Albrecht 225, C. Com- FRIDAY NITE T. Comment 550. ment 217, C. Frick 215, J. CARCASS UNION movesat High Team Game: Char- Marches, l!)8() 210 Games: G. Diebel 243, mont 877. Romig 222, G. Thompson 235. T. Comment 221, B. End of 2nd half 500 Series: P. Little 541,0. 575 Series: D. Allen 578, R. hospital Davidson 220, C. Comment Golding 528, J. Morell 528, D. Metcalf 587, A. Ouvry 613. 215, L. Bartle 210. Rescue Squad 39 FLOWERS FOR EASJER Wischmeyer 528, Pat Mc- Cannonballs 35 Intosh 524, M. Kerbyson 517, Fruit of the Loom 34 The regular meeting of the Choose from one of our many M. Zdrojewski 517. TUSCOLA Hills and Dales General TUESDAY AFTERNOON GETTOGETHEKS"B" Ballbusters 32 200 Games: Phyllis Mc- Krauts 32 Hospital Auxiliary was held LADIES Intosh 201, D. Wischmeyer March 24, 1980 March 25, I!IS<) Fishbowlers 31' 2 March 24 at the Qiarmont '> FLOWERING PLANTS 201. with 20 members present Miller's Egg Inc. 33 Slow Rollers 30 The Ups& Downs 19'- Roger's Hay 29 Turkeys 28 Fresh Cut Old Folks 27 It was reported by Gift EASTER Lucky'sKountry Farm Bureau 25 GUYS&GALS Gutter Dusters 25'a Shop chairman Carolyn Korners 19 Thumb Leasing 25 1 CORSAGES CENTERPIECES Caro Honda Sales 16'- March 25, 1980 Lucky'sKountry Martin that moving into the Chappel's Men's Wear 25 new gift shop would be that To enhance your The Hair Benders 16 Dale's Eaves Trough. 24 Korner 24 '2 (Beginning $ A 5 0 Napco 18'.; Crowbars 21'2 week. EASTER $750 The Four of Us 15 Rebels 17 Kilbourn Tech. Sup. 23 ^* and up Cass City Rollers 15 Brand X 16 Mr. Kelly's Market 17 TABLE • and up Don's Auction Gallery 13 Men's High Series: L. President Ruth Whittaker Kruse Farms 15 Bliss Milk Haulers 16 Spaeth 569. reported the East Central Bowling Grannies 13 Pin Strikers 15 Larry's Car Wash 13 spring meeting will be May Go-fer Mores 13 Farmers & Merchants Ladies' High Series: S. Tiddly winkers 14 '2 Cummins 567. 21 in Flint. Cass City-Anns 11 Elkton IGA 14 Bank 11 BUDS & BLOSSOMS FLOWER SHOP Lucky Losers 9 Nancy's Rest. 11 Cass City Phone 872-4254 SnoverBank 14 Our Team 8 Magic Markers i2 Kens & Kerbs 12 High Series: D. Vollmar SUPER PLENAMINS, High Series: G. Corcoran D&D Construction 11 587. EXTRA STRENGTH. 505. Muldoos 9 High Game: D. Vollmar 231. Men's High Series: C. High Team Series: THE HIGHER Kolb 547. Kilbourn 2463. Ladies' High Series: M. High Team Game: Bliss Habideau567. Milk 882. HIGH POTENCY Men's High Game: D. 210 Games: D. Vollmar Kruse 22:i. 231,J.Doerr217. VITAMIN. Ladies' High Game: M. 575Series: D. Vollmar587. Rabideau 192. TABLETS High Team Series: Brand X 1980 C'HAK.MONT LADIES High Team Game: Brand March 25, 1980 XH74. Men's 210 Games: C. Kolb Fort's Due to other business interests we will sell at public auction at the place located V2 mile 203, E. Bilicki 214, K. Colling Live-Wires south of Ruth or 10 miles east, 1/2 mile south of Ubly on Ruth Road the following personal 202, D. Kruse 223. Brinkman Bins Veronica's Twice the Vita-1 property on: Ladies' 525 Series: M. Rabideau 507. Erla's min E and 10 times Men's 500 or Better: R. Johnson Six more Zinc than Colling 509, E. Bilicki 522, Woods Hay & Straw Theragran-M. ( (,'. Kolb 547, B. Fischer 507. Cablettes More Iron than IGA Foodliner Myadec and twice SATURDAY, APRIL 5,1980 Central Builders the Vitamin C of Gagetown Oil & Gas Centrum. FRIDAY NITE DOUBLES Cass City Sports Inc. COMMENCING AT 1 P.M. SHARP March 28. !!»«(> Team High Series: Brink- FROM REXALL. THE VITAMIN MAKER. _)^__l \_^\_f <*_f "*_* ^_^~«u«~V_<~>u»~»_l>~«i_<">_*~»_»~»_>~
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GELATIN DESSERT 10.or 29 8 varieties TAhGERINES 99* on 3oz. pkgs. Detergent Label U.S. N<. 1 Mich. 5For $1 -00 10 Ib. Bag 79* SunGlo O I P01ATOES i New Popsr/ Limits • 4 o.!.Cans CABBAGE Per Pound 19* PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. APRIL 3,1980 CASS CJTY, MICHIGAN! Class set New books at on death Down Memory Lane and dying the library FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE There will be a workshop THE BLEEDING HEART, by Marilyn FVench (fiction), on "death and dying" Thurs- The author of the best-selling novel, "The Yemen's Room,"v day, April 17, from 8:30 writes of an affair between Dolores Durer jnd Victor Mor- a.m.-4:30 p.m. at the Colony rissey, both middle-aged and both Amerijan-she a pro- BUYCK House, Cass City. Other officers are: Ed Prof- fessor of literature doing a year's research n England and Guest speaker will be FIVR YKAKS AGO baskets from lamp posts in he a businessman on assignment in England for the same the village. it, vice-president; Janet Mc- William McDonald, M.Div. Conkey, secretary, and length of time. Their relationship is stormy, since both SW, from Flint. The work- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rushlo No progress was reported bring unhappy marital experiences into treir affair, and w this week in negotiations David Loomis, reporter. it ••• " •'I*.-"*'*f/-.••^^^•v**!.|fs»|f-"MM ''• shop is open to nurses, celebrated their golden wed- The Cass City Village they engage in a series of verbal confrontaions over defi- ministers, funeral directors ding anniversary at an open between Tuscola county nitions of female and male roles and over now much re- jl or prints ypiip>^ courthouse employees and Council voted to spend and the general public. house April (i in the Wilbur $35,000 for street repairs, sponsibility individuals can or should asjume for the McDonald will focus on Memorial Building. the Board of Commissioners actions of loved ones. I jjrmcitter:>.j^^^pi|^ following last week's rejec- double the treasurer's bond the stages of death and Brian LeFevre, 24, is the in the village from $10,000 to v dying described by Eliza- area's newest Department tion of a proposed 6 percent THE MARRYING KIND, by Elizabeth Cade|l (fiction). A Take up to a month to decide, don't pay increase. $20,000, and to renew the beth Kuebler-Ross, as well of Natural Resources con- lease at the park for $800 charming tale of two sisters whose contrasting life styles, forget your original envelope or store as how to work with people servation officer and will be in rural and city settings, are both upset by tteir- father, a TEN YEARS AGO yearly, the same amount receipt. under stress. headquartered in Cass City. paid in recent years. vagabond artist with a knack for discovenig long lost Cost is $8.50 and includes Sgt. Timothy E. Torp, son paintings by the use of questionable methods. In coping Guarantee applies only to original rolls Mac O'Dell was named all breaks, handouts and a of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Torp of THIRTY-FIVE YEARS with their erratic parent, the sisters form treir own con- equalization director for ceptions of love and marriage, find perfect uirtners, and processed and printed by Kite Photo. chicken dinner. 2230 Urban Road, Snover, AGO has graduated from the Tuscola county, leaving Elk- seem destined for a blithe existence in true CaoMl fashion The workshop is spon- Alaskan Air Command Non- land township without a WE USE KODAK PAPER FOR A GOOD LOOK! sored by the Thumb Area In- treasurer and Cass City Cass City High School commissioned Officer Lead- athletes will be guests of the HOW TO GROW FLOWERS FROM SEEDS, ll Elvin Mc- service Committee. ership School at Elmcndorf without an assessor. Donald (non-fiction). McDonald explains. howsimple it is Reservations must be Robin Anthony, son of Mr. Cass City Community Club COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Air Force Base, Alaska. and be awarded their let- to propagate many garden flowers from seed. Equipment, MIKE WEAVER, Owner :\'-^'^J,-':^9^^'^ made by April 7 by calling The Cass City Chamber of and Mrs. James Anthony, containers, sowing, after-germination care, an hardening ( Jane Mitchell. RN, at Hills and Kevin Robinson, son of ters. C.W. Otto of Lansing •••/ •;•. .;.. Emergency Ph;872-3?8»:;: : \ Commerce Board of Direc- will be guest speaker. off are covered for seeds started both indoors ap outdoors and Dales General Hospital, tors approved an ambitious Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson, Thorough instructions are given for many fa'vorf e annuals, Your Family Discount Drug Store ; telephone 872-2121. both of Ubly, earned Future Walter Kloc, son of Mr. program to install hanging and Mrs. George Kloc of perennials, biennials, and bulbs. A helpful-ap endix con- Farmer of America awards. tains seed sources and a list of specialized plant icieties. The golden wedding anni- Deford, has been promoted versary of Mr. and Mrs. to the rank of captain with Fred Emigh of Snover was the Crusaders, veteran YOUR ONE-STOP bombardment unit of the celebrated at the Sherwood Safety tips for kite f' yin•> gc. Forest club at Gagetown. 13th Army Air Force. IANTENNA AND ACCESSORIES Appointment of Christine RadE® /hack Larry Anthes of Norfolk, With the kite-flying season 5) Don't fly you kite near Laurie, RN, to the Army DEALER HEADQUARTERS Va., had a week-end pass comes danger to youngsters radio or television intennas from his duties and spent it Nurse Corps with rank of /ay from second lieutenant has been who either aren't taught 6) Keep well a with his parents, Mr. and some safety tips or forget any electric wire: Mrs. Roy Anthes. announced by the Sixth becomes Service Command in Chi- them. 7) If your kite Three Cass City High J.A. Albertson, manager snagged in a p( ver line, School students passed the cago. FACTORY-DIRECT TV ANTENNA The new fire truck ordered of the Consumers Power Co. don't try to pull on he string first proficiency test at the Bay City district, passes on or climb the atilit; pole. It's state solo and ensemble in October finally arrived in ite than Cass City. Delay was due to the following tips for par- better to lose a festival at Pontiac. They are ents, teachers and area chil- your life. Becky Parrott, Becky Loom- securing certain parts for the pumping machinery. dren: 8) If you see a k ; tangled is and Sally Geiger. 1) Use only dry string, not in electric lines, ven if it wire or anything metallic. isn't your own, fill your TWENTY-FIVE YEARS 2) Never use wire or metal power company pnd let Replace Your Winter-Damaged Antenna AGO Owen-Gage in the construction of your them know the loqtion. kite, only wood, paper and Jack Gallagher, a mem- with The Archer Supercolor Special band gets plastic. Formal Wear i Ct* ber of the Cass City chapter 3) On rainy days, keep I i •' W\ of the Future Farmers of your kite indoors. Chappel's America, was awarded the top ratings 4) Stay away from busy State Farmer Degree at the streets and highways while Men's Wear and 27th state FFA convention. flying your kite. Be careful Formal Wear Rental Mrs. Elizabeth Koepfgen The Owendale-Gagetown not to run across a motor- Phone 872-3431 celebrated her 99th birthday ist's path. in the home of her daughter, High School Band received a Beryl Koepfgen at Midland. straight I rating at the Eddie McConkey was District III band festival elected president of the Cass March 15, at Laker High City 4-H Livestock Club. School. COMPARES TO The band, under the direc- Easter tion of Laura Witczak, re- ANTENNAS RLDS women ceived A and A + ratings in Signal Splitter all categories and was called Sunday Service COSTING 50% MORE "an outstanding group of INCLUDED! conduct study mature musicians." The band, as did all those At See all the excitement you've been missing! meeting competing, had to play one 60° wide-swept elements capture all the available march, one concert number Cass City signal on every channel. The special Gold The women's department selected from a list and one Alodized10 finish protects all metal parts against of the Reorganized Church concert number of its own choosing. Presbyterian Church rust and corrosion. Factory pro-assembled. 99 of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints of Owendale met The top rating qualifies 15-1709 3 VALUE March 20 at the home of the 35 band members to Sunday, April 6 Vickie Merchant for worship participate in state competi- tion April 20 in the Detroit and study. Sixteen members • CHURCH SCHOOL .. 10:30 AM. were present. area. UHF/VHF Amplifier for All Our Best Automatic In addition, nine Owen- • CHURCH SERVICE .. 10:30 AM. Assistant leader Charlene Gage band members re- TV Channels, FM, FM Stereo TV Antenna Rotator Craig conducted the meet- ceived either first or second ing. Mrs. Merchant read the proficiency ratings in the Servo-Rotor by Archer By Archer JjPPffl call to worship from Ro- state solo and ensemble Special Music mans 12:1 and the ladies il : festival March 22 at the Improves Weak HSBB!H!=S8i "- - -- I joined in singing the hymn, University of Michigan - SAGINAW VALLEY "Our God Our Help in Ages Signals in Flint. BRASS ENSEMBLE 1 Past." Prayer was offered Receiving first profi- Fringe Areas by Mrs. Darlene Kuenzli. ciency ratings were Robin Geneva Richards taught Sullivan, clarinet; Julie En- HALLELUJAH CHORJS the lesson, "Mirror Mirror derle, flute, and the duet of Handel: Sung by ® on the Wall," from the Rita Sullivan, flute, and Presbyterian Church Choi lesson book, "Women as Vicki Alexander, clarinet. Winners," by Dorothy Receiving second profi- SERMON: "CROCUSES Ir- 39 Jongeward and Dru Scott. In ciency ratings were Paula THE DESERT" Turns Antenna 360° in closing of the worship, the Good, flute; Jennifer Errer, Preamp boosts TV and FM signals, does Less Than One Minute ladies joined in a prayer saxophone, and the saxo- not amplify interference picked up by circle and offered prayers phone quartet of Miss Errer, ' Rev. Harry E. Capps, Preaching Aims antenna for best reception. 15-1220 downlead cable. Resists overload on strong for the sick. Mike Sullivan, Craig En- signals. With mounting hardware, 5-Conductor Cable. 50'. 15-1204. 5.49 The April meeting will be derle and Terry Muntz. instructions. 15-1134 5-Conductor Cable. 100'. 15-1201. 8.99 at the home of Ailecn Ziehm, instead of Lois Rousse. Ar- rangements are being made Indoor Transformer/Splatter UHF/VHF Foam Coax Cable to rent "Justins" for an Communi:y evening out with a picnic for See The By Archer By Archer the husbands.
F-59 Connector Each lady was asked to Good Friday on Each End |3JB furnish cookies for the mov- Crucifixion ie to be shown at church March 30, "The Power of the Service Resurrection." Scene A lunch was served by the Friday, April 4 Separate 300-ohm 99ioo-Ft. hostess and co-hostess, UHF/VHF/FM outputs 99 50-FI. -\-\ Denicc DeLong. 1:30 P.M. from single 75-ohm 6 15-1526 I I 15-1527 FRI.andSAT. shielded downlead. Twin-lead with the interference-rejecting "Spring Fling" Cass City shielding of RG/6U coax. 15-1139 on M-53 Presbyterian Church April 29-30 1 Indoor/Outdoor 4 miles East and 3 /4 REV. THOMAS Chimney to Indiana Antenna Couplers Corner-Mounts South of Cass City WACHTERHAIJSER Erected By Prfiacning By Archer By Archer The Michigan Association of Extension Homemakers SHABBONA SERMON: is sponsoring "Spring "The Strong Weaknessjof God" 49 Fling" April 29-30. METHODIST YOUTH 59 ipecial Music: Mr. $• Mrs. Davj Burrows This year's event is a tour 5 to northern Indiana area to 3 become more aware of the Two stainless steel 2-Set 15-1135 Amish culture. Before arriv- CASS CITY HEAD START PROGRAN straps, %"x10'. ing in Indiana, where stops Combines 2 antenna outputs for one Weather resistant- will include the Shishe- nmmfm tf* A • •• Fri. — 1-5 p.m. 300-ohm downlead which can drive up to fights rust. Attaches wana Amish sale, a dry 4 sets. antenna mast to goods store and restaurant, BAKE SALE- sot.-9.1 chimney. 15-527 there will be a tour of the 4-Set. 15-1136 4.59 Upjohn Pharmaceutical Co. IN FRONT OF OLD WOOD DRUG in kalama/oo. WHEREVER YOU LIVE, WORK OR PLAY THERE'S A RADIO SHACK STORE NEAR YOU! Cost is $45, which includes This is a fund raising project to help the children bus fare, motel (four in a go on an end-of-the-year field trip. room) and dinner Tuesday WE SERVICE TV APPLIANCES FURNITURE evening. Reservations can be made SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST\BY WHAT by making out a check for the amount to Velma Cle- land and sending it to her at WE SELL Phone: ,872-2696 Cass City 7351 Germania lload, Ubly The Cass City State Bank 48475. Telephone 05H-IHJ24. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRILS, 1980 PAGE NINE Vandemark testifies in Washington Marie Meredith Mary Ann Vandemark, ton, D.C. capped individuals to par- to its transfer to the Depart Shabbona Area News Phone 672-9489 executive director of the H.R. 6619 is a bill to amend ticipate in energy assistance ment of Energy. Human Development Com- the Economic Opportunity programs. Besides Ms. Vandemark's mission in Caro, was one of Act of 1964 and to establish a participation, representa-. four directors in the nation comprehensive energy con- The bill, if enacted, would lives from the states of selected to testify at the servation services program. place me Weatherization Missouri, Montana, Cali- Mrs. Frank Pelton at- The regular services are spent the week end with Thursday afternoon caller of Mrs. her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cora Human Resources Subcom- The program will be de- Program under the Com- fornia and five national or- tended a bridal shower in Sunday School, 10:00, and their grandmother, signed to enable low- ganizations were in attend- church service, 11:15. Wilfred Turner. Pardy, in honor of her mittee hearing on House munity Services Admini- .honor of Diane Brown Sun- Resolution 6619 in Washing- income and severely handi- stration where it was prior ance to give testimony. day afternoon. She also vis- The Pioneer Group held its Mrs. Marie Snell was birthday. ited her aunt, Mrs. Nina monthly meeting Thursday, • Gibbard, at Cumber. March 27, at the RLDS Good Friday service will annex. A cooperative dinner be held at the Laing Faith of pancakes, sausage and Free Methodist church at 1 dessert was served to the 27 COACH LIGHT'S DISCOUNT PRICES ARE •p.m. members present. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Emigh Miss Lillian Dunlap of were honored Sunday at the Caro was a Friday caller of Shabbona United Methodist Mrs. Wilfred Turner. church for being married 60 Mrs. Leon Smith of Car- years. They were presented sonville was a lunch guest of LEADERS IN THE EASTER PARADE an Easter lily from the her sister, Mrs. Frances church. Krause. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoagg Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sulli- were Saturday evening call- van and family of Richmond ers of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hill. ALL THE Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crop target Buerkle Jr. were Wednes- FAMOUS BRANDS IN OUR day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith. prices The Methodist Easter sun- ANIMALS rise service will be held at 7 COSMETIC a.m. followed by breakfast. announced State Agricultural Stabili- zation and Conservation DEPARTMENT Census Committee Chairman Ver- non Kretzschmer has an- nounced changes in the 1980 assistance farm programs, including higher target prices for wheat and feed grains. CHANTILLY available Producers who stay within byHOUBIGANT their normal crop acreage The Human Development (NCA) qualify for farm pro- Commission is offering as- gram benefits based upon sistance to anyone in com- the new announced target pletion of their 1980 Census prices. forms. "President Carter signed The toll-free number to the Agricultural Adjustment call is 1-800-292-3666. To pro- Act of 1980 which raises the vide you with the best serv- 1980 wheat target price to ice, call between 6 and 10 $3.63 a bushel and the 1980 GENUINE ALL LEATHER p.m. However, if this time corn target price to $2.35 a is inconvenient, a staff bushel," Kretzschmer said. member will be available "We are also setting the 1980 from 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. If the sorghum and barley target CflCHET Buxton Billfolds lines are busy, call (517) prices at $2.50 and $2.55 per 673-4121. bushel, respectively." A gift as individual as she is. As required by the U.S. However, Kretzschmer Constitution, the population said producers who want to count is used to assure that receive the higher target every state in the Nation is prices must stay within their apportioned its fair number normal crop acreage. of seats in the U.S. House of "Those who exceed their Representatives. NCA will receive benefits Census information also is based upon the formula used by congress and gov- target in the Food and ernment agencies in both the Agriculture Act of 1977," he planning and management said. This formula estab- SUPER CLUTCH, of federal and local pro- lishes 1980 target prices for grams, and in the distribu- wheat at $3.08, corn at $2.05, tion of more than $50 billion sorghum at $2.45 and barley a year to local communities at $2.29," Kretzschmer said. for school lunches, job train- The new act also extends ing, education, police pro- the disaster payments pro- WIDE SELECTION FOR MEN AND tection, etc. gram through the 1980 crop WOMEN - LOOK THEM OVER year for producers of wheat, feed grains, upland cotton REMTBiKSEifVAC and rice. the professional Share Easter Joy! Pin-On Fun! do-it-yourself Brighten up an Easter outfit or accent an Easter carpet cleaning 4-H candy Easter's early this year — April 6! Remember basket with colorful pins from Hallmark. Rabbit, system jto friends and relatives with thoughtful duck or basket. class set cards...from Hallmark, of course! $1.25 each.
There will be a molded candy demonstration work- shop at 7:30 p.m. Wednes- day, April 16, at the Wilber Memorial 4-H Building, Caro fairgrounds. The demonstrator will be Mrs. Eleanor Pisorski of Silverwood. This will be a two-hour workshop that will cost $3.50 RINSENVAC per person payable at the cleans the way »Mj' 1 door. What you make you professionals do, r-^-J(. 'J, take home. All participants at a fraction ^#^ of the cost are asked to bring a pen and notebook. Interested people must contact the 4-H office for reservations before April 11. Send reservations to: ALBEE County 4-H Office, Civil -, HOME CENTER Defense Center, Caro 48723 CassCity or phone 673-316!.
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PAGETEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 3,1980 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN! THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Houghton and West Mrs. Thelma Jackson Holbrook Area News Phone 658-2347 Wednesday - Prayer Meeting 7:30 Sunday- 9:45 Sunday School Kim Hutchinson and Jason and Jimmy visited en also won 'the traveling Mr. and Mrs. Simon, Pol- Karen and Sandy Gibbard 11:00 Worship Sheila Dalton of Bad Axe Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morell Doerr and Mrs. Curtis C prize. lum of Deford and Mr. and were Saturday overnight 6:30 Family Hour were Friday evening guests Saturday. A potluck lunch was Mrs. Harry Weinard were land attended the Sanih of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt guests of Mrs. Tom Gibbard. county 4-H achievement Sal Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swack- served. Wednesday evening guests Other Sunday guests were and family. hamer of Bad Axe and urday at Deckerville schoc APRIL 5-9 of Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Kim and Chris Gibbard and Mrs. Manly Fay Sr. and Harold Plotter were Thurs- Tschirhart. Melanie Particka we Mrs. Gaylord Lapcer were day evening guests of Sara a friend. both style and constructic Annual Bible Conference Wally Hagen, Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cope- Monday forenoon guests of Campbell and Harry Ed- Beatrice Hundcrsmarck Depcinski, Larry Fisher and in crocheting and sewinj with DonTrott Mr. and Mrs. Mauley Fay in wards. land were Monday supper Ted Particka won style i was a Sunday forenoon guest Tom Morell spent Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bad Axe. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shag- knitting and Brian Hoxi of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk evening with Don Jackson. Jackson. Mrs. Dave Sweeney vis- ena were Saturday evening and Kathy Kidd won i and Randy. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Deneen Glen Shagena visited Les- Rev. T.W.Teall, Pastor 872-3155 ited Mr. and Mrs. Jack guests of Mr. and Mrs. sewing style. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Deneen were Tuesday afternoon lie Hewitt Thursday eve- Mary L. Hanby, Church Worker 872-2888 Walker Tuesday afternoon. Murill Shagena and Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- guests of Sara Campbell and ning. Don Jackson, Melissa. Stickle in Cass City. son were evening guests of Harry Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ber- Jack Ross of Ubly, Harold Mr. and Mrs. Ward Benkel- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shag- ridge were Thursday guests Conaly and Bryce Cham- Al Hammerle of Ubly wr man. ena were Sunday dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ber- pagne were Wednesday eve- a Saturday forenoon gue; Mrs. Tom Gibbard and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ridge and son Ronnie at ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Evans Gibbard spent Schmidt and sons in Decker- and Joan Hammerle an Earl Schenk and Randy. Utica. Danielle of Bad Axe, Marl Friday in Ann Arbor and ville, in honor of Mrs. Shag- Albena Maurer, Marie Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dep- Misty, Matt and Maggi were overnight guests of Mr. ena's birthday. Krozek, Mr. and Mrs. Gil cinski, Mark and Paul and Mrs. O'Bert Regal and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ander- Woolner, Jack Ross am O'Henley were Thursday Maurer and Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Champagne were Sal family in Plymouth. sen and Gary Jr. of Brighton Reynold Tschirhart spent forenoon guests of Mr. and urday afternoon guests < Anna Rushing spent from spent the week end with Mr. Sunday in Saginaw. Mrs. Charlie Messing at Tuesday till Friday in Hills and Mrs. Earl Schenk and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schen) Minden City. and Randy. and Dales Hospital, Cass Randy. Other Saturday din- 4-H ACHIEVEMENT Clara Bond spent Sunday City. ner guests were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyi with Emma Decker in Cass rell, Rita, Brenda and Can' Steve Sweeney and daugh- Mrs. Mike Schenk and son of Mrs. Ralph Hoxie, Mrs. City. Other visitors through- were Saturday evenmi ter Cheryl and friend, Don Ubly. Lynn Spencer, Mrs. Jim out the week were Mary Gonderman, of Linwood Mr. and Mrs. Mack Kemp guests of Mr. and Mrs. Le Warschefsky in Bad Axe Kirton and Mr. and Mrs. were Saturday guests of Mr. of Croswcll were Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jacksoi Cliff Jackson. and Mrs. Angus Sweeney. afternoon and supper guests ALBEE'S were Tuesday afternooi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- Lemanski ing were Saturday evening were Monday guests of Mr. son following the REA meet- guests of Mr. and Mrs Gu: guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Kreh -at ing in Ubly High School. Meyers at Imlay City ant Spring supper guests of Mr. am Philip Rockwell. Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam- rites held Mrs. Roy Behnke and Bill a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyr- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- ing were Sunday afternoon Wallcovering rell, Rita, Brenda and Carey land attended the all-school and supper guests of Mr. and Almont. were Sunday guests of Mr. play at Cass City High Mrs. Warren English in Wednesday Mrs. George Barber o and Mrs. Ed Tyrrell and School Thursday evening. Sandusky. Royal Oak returned hor Sale family at Morrice and Mr. Monday after spending fiv< Eugene J. Lemanski, 44, weeks with Mrs. Tom Gib and Mrs. Milo Herman at manager of the Thumb Elec- Montrose. bard. tric Co-operative power Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dep- Mr. and Mrs. Cleatu; plants at Ubly and Caro, Howey and Anna Rushinf cinski were Sunday after- died Sunday at his home in noon and supper guests of Big Brothers/Big Sisters spent the week end with Mr Ubly of a self-inflicted gun- and Mrs. Ray Howey n "All Of Our Most Popular Books Mr. and Mrs. Ray Depcinski shot wound. and family. Saginaw. by Fisher and Thybony He was born March 26, Mrs. Jim Hewitt was a Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ray We have a twelve-year-old town, and not around other 1936, in Bingham township. ner of Roseville were Sun Tuesday overnight guest of Lemanski and Jeanette Carol Ross in Bad Axe. boy who would love the children. Why not offer some day guests of Mr. and Mrs now on sale company of an understand- companionship? Shemka were married Aug. Tom O'Bee and family Now thru April 19 Ronnie Berridge of Utica 29, 1959, at St. Mary's Cath- spent a few days with Mr. ing Big Brother. He lives in Caro and enjoys camping, olic church, Parisville. and Mrs. Burton Berridge. They lived in Warren until Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind sports, skating, fishing and bike riding. Having to grow up without 1962, when they moved to and Mrs. Dave Sweeney Ubly. visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill a father has been difficult "Howmuch A Thumb Electric Co- 25-40 % Elvin and Mrs. Bill Zulauf in for this shy little six-year- old. He lives in Vassar and operative employee since would it cost Bad Axe Saturday forenoon. 1966, he had been manager Norene Mills, Murneta This 14-year-old girl has would like a Big Brother to been through a lot and would "teach him things." He likes of the Ubly and Caro power to replace Stanbaugh of Bad Axe, plants since 1976. He also Doris Kinney and Sara like someone to talk with. active things and enjoys the outdoors. operated a hydraulic repair everything Campbell spent Thursday at She enjoys rollerskating, shopping and some sports. service in Ubly since 1964. in your Also Check OurComplete Line Of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Surviving are his wife; Gary Stanbaugh and family. From Caro, this would be a + -f- -f -f -f -f rewarding experience for two daughters, Carol and apartment..?" anyone. Big Brothers-Big Sisters Anne Lemanski, both of TruTesf Paint and Paint Sundries Kl'( 11KK PARTY See me about State Farm in Tuscola county is located Ubly; one son, Jerry Le- For All Your Spring Remodeling Needs manski, Ubly; his mother, Renters Insurance. The cost The Happy Do/en Euchre at 12!) K. Buniside Street, Caro, telephone G73-6996; in Mrs. Delia Chisholm, Rose slow and the coverage Club me! Saturday evening comprehensive. This darling seven-year- Sanilac county at 2(> Lexing- City; one sister, Mrs. Vir- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ginia Sager, Redford town- Bryce Hagen. old from the Mayville area is ton Street, "P.O. Box 1, Ernest A. Teichman Jr. ALBEE HOME CENTER Sandusky. telephone G48- ship; one brother, Roy Le- High pri/.es were won by very eager to have a Big 6529 Main St. Brother. He loves to do •i-m. Huron County BB-BS is manski, Lake Orion, and his Mrs. Gerald Wills and Har- Cass City, Mich. men's work, play with cars no longer in operation. foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cass City Phone 872-2270 . old Ballagh. Low pri/.es went Anthony M.nirer, Ubly. Phone 872-3388 != i to Mrs. Uave Sweeney and and trains and gu fishing. This boy has lived out of Funeral services were Dennis Hagen. Dennis Hag- held Wednesday morning at Like a good Campus Day St. John's Catholic church, neighbor, Ubly. Father Julius Spleet State Farm April 26 in officiated, with burial in the is there. church cemetery. STATE FARM FIRE Port Huron A wake service was con- AND CASUALTY COMPANY We Wish You All A Very ducted Tuesday evening at Home Office: Bloomington. Illinois Campus Day lit!!!), an Zinger Funeral Home, Ubly. even! sponsored by the Co- operative Extension Service in Sanilac and St. ('lair counties and the Business Gambles Special and Professional Women's Clubof Port Huron, will take Lawnmower Check-up. JOYOUS EASTER place Saturday, April 2(i, Ironi !!:4f) a.m.-2:45 p.m. at $1f\88 Reg. $32.95 SI. Clair Community College TV, ALL BRANDS in Port Huron. PlUS ENGINE REPAIRS Cost will be S3, including 19 ONLY lunch. Make every Easter Classes offered will be asserliveness training, child nutrition, "employed par- Joyous by establishing ents - family and change," gardening, guidance and discipline of children, value clarification, photography, self-defense, reentry into education, outdoor cooking, lawn care and landscaping. A For more information, contact the Sanilac County SAVINGS Extension office at C!lli) Beef recipes NEST needed for annual cook-off EGG The Michigan Beef Indus- try Commission is looking for new ideas using beef Our technician will: chuck, round, rump, and • Check mower engine for proper brisket for its 19HO Michigan compression. with one of our Beef Cook-Off. Finalists in the contest • Clean fins for more efficient will participate in cook-off cooling. 9 different Savings Plans competition at Michigan • Install new spark plug. State University June 21. • Clean and adjust points. Basic contest rules are: • Drain old oil and replace with -The dish must contain a minimum of 2 pounds beef, fresh oil (In crankcase models). not to exceed 5 pounds beef. • Clean air filters on carburetor, --Cooking time should nol adjust carburetor and engine exceed -1 hours. speed. --Recipes must be specific, We Pay The Highest Interest Rate Allowed By Law no brand names included. • Check crank shaft for proper -F,ntrants must be II! or alignment. over. Recipes should be • Sharpen and balance Cass City Office typed or clearly printed and rotary blade. mailed to: Cook-Off; Mich- igan Beef Industry Commis- 1 Quart 10W-40 sion; 122 S. Grand Avenue, Suite 201; Lansing 4fll):W. MOTOR OIL FREE Thumb National Bank Entry deadline is May 10. with every Lawnmower check-up. Be sure to include your name and complete mailing and Trust Company address. GO The first place winner will FREE CHECKING - NO MINIMUM, NO SERVICE CHARGE receive an all expense paid : trip for two to the National HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 9-4-I ri. 9-8-Sal. y:12 Beef Cook-Off Sept. 3-5 in GAMBLES 6128 E. Cass City Road Phone 872-4311 Scotlsdale, Ariz. Other Cass City Phone 872-3515 prizes will be awarded. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL U, I'Jiiii PAGE ELEVEN Open All Day Three Brands of Garden Seeds in stock. Coming soon a complete line CASS CITY IGA FOODLINER Good Friday of Garden Vegetables & Bedding Plants & Peat Moss. Food Stamps Gladly Accepted Beer& Wine to go Fast Photo Finishing Service STORE HOURS: DAILY TO 6:00. I CHAMPAGNE FOR EASTER for Your Shopping Convenience THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TO 9:00. WHAT'S SO SPECIAL AT IGA'
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Phone 673-2444 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRILS, 1980 PAGE THIRTEEN jjjiiiiijgCommunity booster |||I||ii Apply now for grant l^ Past Results' Student or I Letters Scholarship application Otherwise, cost will be $75, Try | Sommers' a seeks forms are available at which includes room, 10 i county extension offices for meals and classes. to the Editor persons who would like to Chronicle ': addresses attend College Week 1980, Fifty classes will be of- family bakery June 16-19, at Michigan fered. Last year, 1,400 per- To the editor: State University. WANT ADS Elvia Pozzi, 1974 exchange sons attended College Week. student in Cass City from Rep. fights curb Brazil, would like to hear from start from any of the persons here who remember her. Editor's note: this is one of Army and became the third Elvia has lost a few ad- a series sponsored by the generation of the family to dresses over the years but Cass City Chamber of Com- serve the community. in term length still thinks about all the nice merce about community people she met in Cass City. The Merchants are active She graduated from col- boosters who are members in business and civic organi- Dear Editor, would never really get of the organization. lege in December and now zations. Besides Chamber of It is most advisable that familiar with the system of would like to catch up on the Commerce membership, the all taxpayers become totally how bureaucrats work. A local happenings. Sommers' Bakery has Merchants belong to the familiar with the 1980 Tisch maximum number of terms She is still living in Sao been a family affair since it Retail Bakers of America proposal before making a allowed for elected officials Carlos, where she teaches was started in 1937 and it is and the Eastern Michigan decision. may have merit, but it ballet and English. still a family affair today. Association of Bakers. It would cut property seems that that decision Her address is: Elvia The owners and managers Stuart is a member of the taxes in half, and thus would should be left up to the Pozzi; R.D. Pedro II 1376; are Stuart and Joan Mer- Masonic Lodge and the Air- similarly affect all county, voters. 13560 Sao Carlos -- S.P.; chant. The Merchants pur- township, village and city craft Owners and Pilots Brasil. LADIES' chased the business in 1967 Association. Joan is a mem- services, including fire and Loren Armbruster from her parents. ber of the Eastern Stars. police protection. The state State representative, Sheryll Batts In 1975 the Merchants Both are members of the would have to reimburse 84th district East Lansing PANTrMWITY doubled the size of the Trinity Methodist church. units of government for the Caro o SHOO business and added the res- The couple has four chil- 50 percent property tax cut, taurant that operates in dren. Besides Dennis Joe, which would amount to AROUND THE FARM HOSE 3prs I conjunction with the bakery. there is a son, Leslie, of Cass about $2 billion. A son, Dennis Joe, joined City, and daughters, Evelyn No taxes could be levied his parents in the business in Miracle, in Florida, and by the state without the vote QUEEN SIZE-Outsize $ "4 7 9 1972 after service in the Lola Osentoski, Cass City. of the people for the money Controlling needed to reimburse the $2 Panty Hose I p, billion. And the state al- ready is about a half billion pesticides jMMMk"•m 4y,**j»-j^ dollars short today. SPECIAL PURCHASE Thus it behooves all voters to become totally familiar By Don Kebler with the Tisch proposal be- SPRING DRESSES fore making a final decision. Shortly after April 17, milled to the Environmenlal 100% Polyester Prints-Sizes Incidentally, the state does action at the federal level Protection Agency and the 8-221/2, Washable not get one red cent of any will be made that could Federal Aviation Admini- property tax dollars. affect all producers of farm stration asking the following Reduced Headlee has raised his commodities. pesticide restriction and re- head again with a proposal I am speaking of the quirement be made. Reg. $16.98 25%o to reduce the number of petition submitted by a The proposals would make years, at all major levels group called "Friends of the it illegal for all aerial and that state elected officials ground sprayers to lat pesti- may serve. Earth." LADIES' Sizes 5-10 This petition was sub- cides be applied without This is an issue that written permission before RAYON sounds great, but it would spraying. This written per- completely demolish the ef- mission would be from Stuart and Joan Merchant fectiveness of experienced Chamber PANTIES people living within 250 feet White and Pastel Colors legislators, and thus let of an area to be ground bureaucracies thrive and sprayed and 1,000 feet from Form was followed in the back. teams seen as play-offs of the Cass City With three minutes left tht Recreational Basketball margin was six points. Just I League last week. before the end of regulation t The regular season time, People's tied the game | champs were Mutual of and when a 12-foot jumper title challengers Omaha which defeated sec- from the corner missed, the o ond place People's State game was in overtime. Bank by the narrowest of Both teams scored three margins. points in overtime but it took In the play-offs, People's After finishing in second and relays and Cheryl Man- a bucket on a rebound as the May 2 CMU relays got revenge by topping whistle sounded to, keep place behind Akron-Fair- dich in the mile and mile (girls) Mutual in double overtime, g'rove for two years straight relay. People's in the game. It was May 6 at. Caseville 60-56. an off-balance heave by Tim in the North Central D Other letter winners back (junior high) People's worked its way to are Dawn Wissner in the Bates that went through to League track meet, Bulldog May 7 C & D Invil. the finals by defeating Gus's keep People's alive; coach Arnie Besonen is fore- middle distances and Carol at USA Party Store and Charmont. Given another chance, casting a similar tight race Goslin and Paula Good, both May 9 Huron Invit. at Mutual advanced by defeat- in the shot put and discus. People's took advantage of it this year. 0-G, 4 p.m. ing IGA and Trend Vendors. and went ahead early in the "We'll be a contender for Adding speed to the team May 12 at USA (jr. high) In the championship tilt will be Beth Maxson and second overtime. When the league title with Akron- May 13 league meet at People's trailed all the way Dave Holder and Bates hit Fairgrove and North Hur- Terry Son tag, both in the 100 Kingston, 3 p.m. except when it counted, and 220-yard dashes and the free throws it was all over on," he said. May 15 Port Hope (jr. when the final whistle blew. for Mutual. Owen-Gage has lots of relays. high) at 0-G In the third quarter the talent in both the boys' and In addition to Akron-Fair- at Akron-Fair. May 16 winners were behind by as PRESENT TROPHIES girls' ranks. grove and North Huron, plus (jr. varsity) many as 16 points. Led by Assistant coach in charge his Bulldogs, Besonen pre- May 17 regionals at Caro strong rebounding by Jim dicts Kingston and Peck will Trophies were presented of the girls for the first time May 19 Bad Axe meet of Krohn, Jack Paul and Paul at the Charmont following this year will be Dick Glid- be strong this season. champions OWEN-GAGE TRACK -- Members of the team who are not also on the Beachy, Mutual's zone de- The schedule: the game. Mutual received den (Sr.). May 20 jr. high league baseball or softball team, or attending driver's education when the fense kept People's shooting the regular season title The Bulldogs' stock-in- meet at Kingston from the outside and they award and People's the trade the past few seasons April 11 at Lakers jr. varsity boys' photo was taken are, front row, from left, Marie Radabaugh, Donna May 21 Salcido, Linda Zimmer, Dawn Wissner, Stu Stirrett. Middle row, Dave were not hitting. play-off toga. among the boys has been April 16 at Akron-Fair. invit. at USA At the end of the third April 18 Mayville at Caro Reil, Mary Kay Burrows, Cheryl Mandich, Jennifer Errer, John Pat- Individual scoring leader speed and it still has it. Mav 23 at Kingston (jr. quarter Mutual was ahead, was Rick Tuckey with a 20.1 There's Jeff Hallock, win- April 22 Caseville, NH, varsity league naude. Back row, coach Arnie Besonen, Pat Hallock, Darryn LaZar, A-F at 0-G 42-28, and it appeared to be average and a high game of I ner of the top male perform- meet) Jim Patnaude, Gary Erickson. Also on the track team only are Dan all over. But led by the 37 points. Most valuable er title in two Thumb area April 25 CMU relays May 27 Caro meet of and Dave Ondrajka, Chris Huizar, Brad Erickson, Dawn Wissner, rebounding of Joe Miles and (boys) player award was voted to meets last season, in the 100 champions Paula Good, Pam Pavlichek, Lenny Hallock, Mike Salcido, Beth Max- Dirk Sutherland's fast Paul Beachy of Mutual, a/ iind 200 yard dashes, 880- April 26 at SVSC (boys) May 31 state finals, break buckets and outside 1 April 30 at USA (boys) son. leading scorer and rebound yard relay and long jump. Grand Blanc shooting, People's charged er for Mutual. (Athletes normally compete in only three events per ammsmiiaamKwiimammmismsmmm S«B meet.) The other speedster is Brad Erickson in the 440 yard dash, 880-yard and mile relays and 330 low hurdles. O-G favored to repeat Jim Glidden, who has high jumped 6 ft., 2 in., will also be competing in the 880 and mile relays and 440-yard dash. Another hot prospect this year is sophomore Jim Pat- as North Central champs naude, who took fifth place in Class B and under in the pole vault at 12' 2 ft. in the state indoor championships It isn't that coach Phil prospects are .Jim Kuhr, the all-conference first team league, with North Huron March 18 at the University Gray and his Bulldogs aren't who did some pitching last last year, will be strong in coming in third. of Michigan. willing to share, but if given year, Randy Radabaugh and centerfield as well as around All regular games are Besonen is also expecting a choice, they would rather Alan Haag. the bases. He stole 27 of double headers, starting at 4 good performances this year have the whole pie. At home plate, letter win- them last year. p.m. The schedule: from PeU> Klemkowsky, dis- The Owen-Gage baseball ner Miles Thorp must fill the Potential weaknesses, in April 7 at Caro cus and shotput, Kirk Caro- squad shared first place in catcher's mask left by Mark addition to the question (non-league) lan, likely to win the league the North Central D League McDonald, who made the marks behind home plate April 21 at Port Hope title in the high hurdles, last season with Carsonville- all-conference team in that and for second spot on the April 24 Carsonville Scott Gaeth in the hurdles Port Sanilac with a 14-2 position last season. pitcher's mound, are in hit- April 28 Ubly (non-league) and sprints, transfer student mark and finished 19-6 over- ting -more power is needed, May 1 at Akron-Fair. Other returning players according to Gray - and a iJurryn LaZar, middle dis- all. include Kirk Carolan, all- May 3 Port Hope at Port tances, Garry Zimmer, an- The Bulldogs are aiming tougher schedule. The Bull- Austin, (Huron conference shortstop last dogs are playing non-league other transfer student, mile OWEN-GAGE BASEBALL -- Team members are, front for another first place finish year, back for his fourth county tourney) and two miles, and Wayne and have the apparent tools Lakers, Ubly and Caro. May 5 Peck row, from left, Mike Sullivan, Alan Haag, Kirk Carolan, season; Haag at third base, Gray is starting his fifth Shant/., mile and two miles. to do it. all-conference second team May 8 at North Huron Jim Glidden and Pete Klemkowsky. Second row, Craig En- Pitcher Pete Klemkowsky year as coach. His teams May 10 Harbor Beach or Among the girls, Besonen JB i _ r; wr__i.,_ v_rrrT_*i__r n _ _ j a r-i _ ,. «t i . .•s w . « ir» . A (fourth season); Jim Glid- forecasts Mary Kay Bur- uerie, Jim iviiiii, jen nauocK, aeon uaem anu jonn rtei- is back, who was UM last have an overall win-loss Bad Axe if winner den. second base, all-confer- record of 48-39. He was rows as a top competitor in ford. Third row, Terry Muntz, Paul Lopez, Jason Rein- year and had a 1.63 earned ence second team (third May 3 the hurdles and the relays. run average. He was named selected regional coach of May 12 Caseville hardt, George Vargo and Dan Glidden. Back row, assistant season). Kuhr. when he isn't the year last season. Other good performances to the all-state second team pitching, will be at first May 15 at Kingston should come from Jennifer for his performance last He predicts Carsonville May 20 Lakers coach John Osterland, Vince Salcido, Mark Furness, ba.se. will again be battling Owen- Errer in the middle dis- season. Jeff Hallock, who made (non-league) tances and the relays, Randy Radabaugh and coach Phil Gray. Missing was Miles Gray must still find a Gage for the top spot in the May 30 district tourney Donna Salcido in the sprints Thorp. strong back-up pitcher and Powerful O-G aims for 1 5th loop softball title The Bulldogs of coach Gage finished first in the Howard and Dana Laurie, Judy Campbell are aiming league with a 14-2 mark and with backup from Julie for their fifth straight North was 20-4 overall. The team Andrakowicz and Tammy Central D League softball won the district title. Kain. crown this season and if they Pitching should be better Who will be the catcher can find consistent pitching, this year, Miss Campbell was still a question mark as they should be able to do it. said, because of last year's practice was getting under- Despite lack of strong experience. Handling the way. pitching last season, Owen- mound duties will be Becky The team's strong point is experience, with eight of nine of last year's starters back. OF THE MONTH The one loss was a big one, * , & however, Laurie Andrakow- tMJii^t&^^iM icz, who was the team's best all-around player, stolen DISSTON base leader and clean-up 6-MONTH hitter. Miss Campbell describes MONEY MARKET herself as "not real pan- icky" about hitting because CERTIFICATE of Howard, Julie Andra- OWEN-GAGE SOFTBALL -- Team members are, front kowicz and Carol Goslin, all of whom she describes as row, from left, Joan Mosack, Julie Enderle, Karla Kretz- Now Paying strong hitters. schmer, Deb Gettel, Robin Sullivan. Second row, Sherry "We should be pretty good, I guess," was her Volz, Jo Wissner, Jackie Kain, Deidra Thick, Sue Lenhard. 14.804% conservative summation of Third row, Bonnie Wynn, Heidi Rockefeller, Vicki Alex- her team's chances. While Supplies Last . (Minimum $10,000) ander, Leeann Ellicott, Michelle Schwartz. Back row, 3 '•. She expects the strongest competition to come from Becky Howard, Julie Andrakowicz, Rita Sullivan, Dana now Federal regulation requires substant- Caseville, which only lost Laurie, coach Judy Campbell. Missing are Carol Goslin, ial interest penalty for deposit with- their catcher from last sea- Terri Sontag, Karen Wright, Tammy Kain and Deb Shope. 3.77 son's starting line-up and drawal before maturity. shared the league title with .k. LAWN RAKE iWiWfflfitFyiwWVWfflUlt-i-l'QtyW'^MMIte Owen-Gage, and Peck. General purpose lawn rake, with 24 steel tines, ram's WSSF Games are double-head- horn spring and 54-in, long-reach hardwood handle. ers, starting at 4 p.m. Home Area players considered '•Coil spring distributes load evenly, prevents diyging games are played at the •into lawn. Clears 2 Cass City Boys'and Gir/s' Hawks strong in 1980 Track Schedule Hawk girls in Apr. 2 Cros-Lex(boys only) There 4:00 P.M. 16 Reese, Almont, Mayville Here 4:00 distance events 19 St. Louis Relays (boys only) There 9:00 A.M. 21 Caro There 4:30 rebuilding year 23 Bad Axe Here 4:30 Coach Lloyd Schinnerer's 24 Lakeville Relay (boys only) There 5:00 Leading the way will be formers. They include Deb If Mark Mozden, a junior, Schinnerer will be counting 25 Yale (girls only) There 10:00 A.M. Craig Weaver, in his first •problem this spring will be continues to improve as he on. Teresa Hewitt, the only Rabideau, hurdler and to find thinclads to support 28 North Branch Here 4:30 year as coach of the Cass Hawk girl to qualify for the sprinter; Laurie and Cindy did in his sophomore year Cass City's major losses 30 Sandusky There 4:30 City High School girls' track Steve Richards if he hopes to Cass City could have its by graduation were Doug state meet last year. She Ware, middle distance and - improve on last season's May 3 Cass City Invit. Here 10:00 A.M. team,'has his work cut out runs the hurdles. mile relay; Kari Wither- strongest distance team in Erla in the shot put and 5 Marlette Here 30 for him. . fifth place finish in the years. Mozden specializes in spoon, distances, and Sheree Dave Heins in the sprints 7 Vassar There 30 Kristy Deering is counted Thumb B Conference. the mile and two mile. and relays. Cass City lost several Lapeer, field events. 12 Lakers Here 30 stellar performers from last on again in the distance Weaver must look to a Last spring Richards set a In the field events, Cass 14 League Meet Caro City will look to Brian Schinnerer will look to a 00 year's squad, which finished races. Jane Hobart, Tarn group of freshmen, sopho- new league record in the 16 Regional Marlette 00 Rabideau and Sherry Hil- -mile with a mark of 2.01:25 deBeaubien in the discus host of freshmen and soph- sixth in the Thumb B Con- mores and juniors to fill the omores for help in the field 19 Huron Meet of Champs Bad Axe 00 ference. laker are experienced sprint rest of the gaps in the squad and was the conference and Todd Comment in the 21 U.S.A. 9th & 10th Invit. There high jump. Both juniors events and sprints, an area 30 Regardless, Weaver feels and relay performers. Shel- this season. Twenty-five"" champ in the 880. In addition 27 Caro Meet of Champs There 00 ley Rabideau is looked to in "he ran a leg of the winning exhibited promise last year. that Cass City has been that his young team has girls were out for the squad weak in for several years. 31 State Finals (boys only) Middieviiie 10:00 A.M. talent that will assert itself the middle distance and last week. •mile relay team. Sophomore Joe Decker is 31 State Finals (girls only) Cassopoiis Cass City's hope in the pole If these underclassmen 10:00 A.M. later in the season. Sharon Wells is expected to The coach feels that Vas- Another top performer vault. can fill in the weak spots, Until that time he will lean help in the hurdles. sar and Caro will be the back for the Hawks is Bob Rob Clarke won valuable Cass City could be a con- on a small group of veterans Gone from last year's teams to beat in the Thumb Sawdon. The junior speeds- points for Cass City in the tender. If they don't, the to carry the load. squad are some class per- B Conference this season. ter picked up valuable points sprints and the 440 and 880 thinclads will be hard in the 440, 220 and mile relays last spring. He's an- pressed to improve on last relay. other of the veterans that year's fifth place spot. THIS SQUAD PROMISES to be strong in the distances. The problems will come in the sprints and the field events where the coaches will be taking long looks at underclassmen. From left, first row: John Agar, Marty Hawley, Mark Baldwin, Phil Harm- er, Joe Decker, Bob Sawdon, Steve Dadacki. Second row: Dan Dickinson, Tim Smith, Max Morrish, Jim Jensen, Scott Ho- FROM THIS GROUP of girls Coach Craig Weaver hopes to establish a Thumb bart, Phil Zawilinski, Jim Cooklin. B Conference title threat. First row, from left: Anna Schroeder, Kristy Deer- Third row: Mike Vatter, Mark Mozden, Brian deBeaubien, Tim Sontag, Bob ing, Teresa Hewitt, Rochelle Peters, Theresa Harmer, Janie Wright. Second VanCamp, Tom Loomis, Barry Lapp. row, from left: Becky Nye, Shelly Rabideau, Jane Hobart, Lisa Wilson, Merilee Back row: Coach Doug Grezeszak, Chuck Erla, Ray Kloc, Todd Comment, Leslie, Laura Richards. Rob Clarke, Steve Richards, Coach Lloyd Schinnerer. Third row, from left: manager Sandy Little, Tammi Rabideau, Lori Little, Sharon Wells, Deanna Pomeroy, Charlene Izydorek. Fourth row, from left: Sherry Hillaker, Michelle Fahrner, Debbie Ouvry, Cathy Leppek, Danette Veteran Hawk softball 9 Loeding, Chris Westerby, Coach Weaver. WE FEATl'KE AN in race for league title EXCLUSIVE SEI.E<:TIO!N WEDDING Last year the Cass City Nancy Tonti, quick as a cat, this spring. Besides Fleming April 17 - Akron-Fairgrove STATIONERY -Red Hawks challenged the with a strong arm, who will there is Tammie Root, a here _ llarlette Red Raiders for anchor the critical shortstop senior, who can get the ball April 18 - Frankenmuth, the Thumb B Conference post. She was an all-confer- over the plate. All she did away ft softball championship and ence selection in 1979. was make first team all-con- April 22 - Caro, here chances are the girls will be Another is Libby Hartel, ference and be named the April 24 - Bad Axe, away in the thick of the race again who was a second team all team's most valuable player April 20 - Cass City Invita- this year. conference at first base, and as a junior. tational Tourna- Although there are holes can bang the ball with the The rest of the team will ment (10 a.m.) to be filled, Coach Dave best of them. Tammie Mc- come from juniors up from 29 - North Branch, Hoard has a strong nucleus Kee is a senior letter winner the junior varsity. away of veterans back this spring. and a good defensive catch- Hoard thinks Cass City May 1 - Sandusky, home will be one of five teams that May (1 - Marlette, away Among the losses that will er. Informals hurt are Pat Otulakowski, will be in contention for the May 8 - Vassar, home -Rochelle Messer, Deb Zawi- Shirley Fleming, a junior, league title. The others are May 13 - Reese, home Invitation* Jnski and Lori Opanasenko. was a powerful performer at Caro, Sandusky, North May 15 - Lakers - away Announcements 22-29 Pre-District Chances are that Cass City the pitching mound or at Branch and Lakers. May Party Invitations will go as far as foui the plate. She must deliver if The schedule: tournaments outstanding seniors and a Cass City will be a serious Mav 30 District Tourney Bridal Boutique Item* powerful junior can carry challenger. April 1 - USA. here at Cass City Husines» Announcements them. Pitching should be one of April 11 - Mayville, here 7 Regional Tourney One of the seniors is Cass City's biggest pluses April 1-1 - USA. away 14 Finals Ask for L/ liy NATIONAL AKTCKAFTS THERE IS A STRONG defense and some lusty hitting on the Cass City 1»80 softball team this spring. Cass City is expected to be a challenger Make your neleetion with for the league title if the girls perform to potential. complete eonfuleiu'e that you arc choosing from a Front row, from left: Julie Carpenter, Shirley Fleming, Tena La- line of the finest quality uml Roche, Beth Sieradzki. correctness of form. Second row, from left: Shelley LaPeer, Annette Robinson, Sherry Bader, Tammie Root, Nancy Tonti. ('nine in and let us assist Third row, from left: Tammie McKee, Beabe McLachlan, Vickie you in your wedding plans. Pobanz, Libby Hartel, Padgett Randall, Coach Dave Hoard. Cass City Chronicle Cass City Varsity Baseball WEIPPERT'S Schedule REPAIR SERVICE April I USA ' Here 4:00 P.M 11 Mayville Here 1:00 14 USA There 4:00 17 Akron-Fairgrove Here 4:00 18 Frankenmuth There 4:00 HANDYMAN'S JOBS 22 Caro Here 3:30 SPECIALIZING IN WORK FOR ELDERLY 24 Bad Axe There 3:30 2!) North Branch There 4:30 PITCHING WILL DETERMINE how far the 1980 Cass City baseball team May 2 Sandusky Here 4:30 FREE ESTIMATES will go. The squad features many veteran players. First row, from left: Earney 6 Marlette There 4:30 8 Vassar Here 4:30 NO JOB TOO SMALL Stoutenburg, Randy Ferris, Tim Johnson, Randy Severance, Phil "Buck" 13 Reese Here 4:30 Zawilinski. . . m 15 Lakers There 4:30 ',: Second row: Mike Stec, Doug Sowden, Brad Hartel, Craig Tonti, Trent 20 Capac There 4:30 23 Pre-Districts TBA VGuinther, Scott Murphy. Third row: Coach Don Schelke, Scott Stine, Randy 30 Districts at C.C. CALL 872-2653 Stine, Ken Martin, Tim Fahrner and Todd Comment. PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 3.1980 CASS CITY; MICHIGAN Owen-Gage picks students of the month Lenda seeks Carol Parker, daughter of from the Owen-Gage fac- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Park- ulty. er of Gagetown, was chosen Carol, a senior, is a mem- sheriffs post as student of the month for ber of the National Honor January by the Owen-Gage Society and served as junior Board of Education. class treasurer. This year, Bernard Lenda of Caro Carol was selected after she was treasurer of the cutor's Association, a fraud has announced his can- investigation seminar at nominations were received Business Office Education didacy for the Republican club and won a second place Lansing Community College nomination for Tuscola and program requirements award at the BOEC regional county sheriff in the Aug. 5 convention in accounting. for an intensive criminal primary election. investigation seminar at Carol plans to attend Delta He has been a special Delta College. College to studv accounting. investigator for the prosecu- tor's office since 1976. Paula Good was selected Lenda, 54, was born and Give us a call, for) as February student of the raised in the Owendale area. total insurance month following a unani- After World War II military coverage. mous vote of faculty mem- service, he worked for bers. Chrysler Corp. in the Detroit We and Michigan Mutual! She has been a member of area until 1956, when he can cover it all... your j the high school band for four began employment with the nome, your car, your! years and served as student Hamtramck Police Depart- business. We'll tailor the! assistant to the band direc- ment. He retired from there right package of cover-I tor this year. 20 years later as a sergeant age to your needs, and! A senior, Paula is editor of in the uniform division. payments to fit your bud-j the school newspaper and He became a property get requirements. Callus! also serves on the yearbook owner in Caro in 1969 and or full details. staff. moved there permanently She plans to attend Delta with his wife in 1976. College this fall where she His academic studies will major in music. She is have included two years at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NEW GIFT SHOP - The Hills and Dales General Hos- Wayne County Community Ronald Good, Sebewaing. pital Auxiliary moved into their new gift shop last Wednes- College and a year at Wayne day, off the main entranceway. The old one had been down State University, the South- Bernard Lenda eastern Michigan Chiefs of A successful politician the hall. The new one is where the emergency entrance had Police School, homicide in- He is a member of the handles the truth with the been prior to the hospital remodeling. Making sure Kermit vestigation under the Wayne Fraternal Order of Police; utmost care. County Medical Examiner, Fraternal Order of Eagles, the Frog stays on the shelf is Auxiliary member Mary Michigan State Police crim- Vassar; Veterans of Foreign Hutcliinson. Seated is Verna Dobbs. inal investigation school, Wars, Fairgrove post, andf COOL IT Federal Bureau of Investi- Moose Lodge, Caro. gation fingerprint classifica- tion and advanced finger- 6265 Main St. It's okay to strike while Suit seeks $300,000 in damages ™- * , , the iron is hot, but don't print schools and Michigan Democrats Cass City State University personnel Phono 872-3615 make a move when you're Dr. Richard A. Hall, DO, and Hills and Dales General law suit filed by Tammy all burned up. Dr. Harold T. Donahue. MD, Hospital are defendants in a Bruce of Cass City. management and industrial meet Friday The plaintiff claims she Monday for relations special training. During his career with the The Sanilac County Demo- suffered injury, pain and Hamtramck police, Lenda suffering, stemming from cratic meeting will be held received one departmental and involving the caesarean Mrs. Martin Friday at 8 p.m. at the Civic citation and five commenda- Center in Sandusky. section birth of her child tions for outstanding and March 21, 1978, at the hos- Funeral services were The Democratic caucus, meritorious service. April 26 at 11 a.m. at the^ pital. conducted Monday for Isa- As investigator for the The suit seeks $100,000 in bel Martin, 70, retired Ubly Sandusky Civic Center will Tuscola county prosecutor's be discussed. damages from each doctor school teacher, who died office, he has completed and the hospital, a total of Friday at her home after an special seminars on negli- $300,000, together with inter- apparent heart attack. gent homicide and trial Too much celebrating est, costs and attorney fees. through the Michigan Prose- keeps a man from becoming A jury trial has been Mrs. Martin's brother, Rt. celebrated. demanded. The suit was Rev. Msgr. Jerome Mac- filed March 26 and has been Eachin, pastor emeritus of Regular meeting of assigned to Circuit Judge St. Thomas Aquinas Cath- Patrick R. Joslyn. olic church, East Lansing, and other priests officiated at services in St. John's Cass City Village Council Goodyear Complete Catholic church, Ubly. Bur- The regular meeting of the for the County of Tuscola, ial was in (he church ceme- Cass City Village Council informing us that a letter tery. was held March 24, 1980 at was sent to Mrs. McNeil Mrs. Martin was born the Municipal Building at 7 from the Prosecuting At- sale of June 5, 1909, in Ubly, daugh- p.m. All Trustees were pres- torney regarding condemna- ter of John D. and Mary ent except Trustee Helwig tion procedures on her prop- Jane MacEachin. and Trustee Stahlbaum. erty located at Houghton Two bids were opened on and Brooker Streets. WKYO She and Walter T. Martin the 1977 Dodge Police Car as It was noted the demoli- were married Sept. 25, 1937, advertised. A motion was tion has started on Larry The sale of T'uscola Broad- in Owosso. Martin, an Ubly made by Trustee Hampshire Peters' property located at casting Company, licensee of rural mail carrier, died July and supported by Trustee Nestle and Main Streets and, radio stations WKYO and 16, 1968. Rawson to accept the bid of also at the old depot. VVIDL (FM) were completed Mrs. Martin graduated $471.59 received from The Planning Commission Tuesday. from Ubly High School in Joseph Howey, Kelly Rd., recommended that the The Federal Communica- 1926, where she set a school Cass City. Motion carried 4 Council start condemnation tions Commission approved basketball record. She yeas and 0 nays. procedures against Wickes the sale to Gene Bardo, scored 63 points in a girls' The minutes of the Regu- Agriculture for their prop- presently operations man- basketball game that year, lar February meeting were erty located at Vulcan and ager and chief engineer of a record that still stands. approved as presented. Garfield Streets. A motion the stations, and John Law- She attended Huron A motion was made by was made by Trustee Ware rence, president of Law- County Normal School in Trustee Mclntosh and sup- and supported by Trustee rence Insurance, Inc. Bad Axe. Ypsilanti State ported by Trustee Ware that Rawson to authorize the The new owners report Teachers College, and Cent- the 1980 Appointments and Village Attorney to start ^ tha! there are no plans to Committees (attached) condemnation procedures'- ral Michigan University, recommended by the Village against Wickes Agriculture change staff or program- and received her bachelor's ming at the present time. President be approved. Mo- Motion carried 4 yeas, 0 degree from Michigan State nays. University in 19K1. tion carried 4 yeas, 0 nays. According to Lawrence The February 1980 Fi- The receiving of bids on and Bardo, John Tomlinson Mrs. Martin taught school nancial Statement was re- the Wastewater Treatment has been appointed manager in Durand, Minden town- viewed. Expansion Program sched- of the stations. Tomlinson ship, and for 16 years in the Discussion was held on the uled to be opened at 2:00 Outline Year-Round has been station sales man- Ubly Community Schools report of the assessor and p.m. on March 27, was Polyester Cord the establishment of the 1980 White Letter Traction Tire... ager. before retiring in 1969. deferred until 2:00 p.m. Powor Streak millage. It was the con- April 3, 1980. Tracker LT Tracker XG WKYO was started in 1962 Mrs. Martin was a mem- TOUGH AND 78 by Robert Benkelman and ber of the Confraternity of sensus of the council mem- The Superintendent's re- DEPENDABLE James McCoy. Benkelman Christian Mothers of St. bers that were present to port was reviewed. .078x15 Outline 800x16.5 TO later acquired McCoy's in- John's Catholic church, the defer any decision until the A motion was made by ^ Sure Torque White Letters. blackwall' A78X13 terest and McCoy later be- National Retired Teachers special meeting to be held Trustee Rawson and sup- Load Range C, plus $3.18 Load Range C, plus $3.24 blackwall, S 17 FETandold tire FET and old tire came owner of the TV 3 Association, and the Nation- April 7, 1980. ported by Trustee Ware that plus $1.55 FETandold tire 1 • Dependable bias ply con- • Rugged, woll-iugged trend Cable Co. al Rural Letter Carriers Budget and i mance com- the bills as examined be 257 struction • Uniterm wear • • Our best soller in Rear Tractor Tire, • Polyester cord body, bias WIDL (FM) went on the Auxiliary. mittee presented the Agree- approved for payment. Mo- Blackwalls available too piy construction >ijs ply 18 4x38,6 ply rating, plus • Smooth ride, long wear air in 1974. Both stations are A leader in Ubly High ment as to Audit for the 1980 tion carried 4 yeas, 0 nays. «t? 40 FET and old tire The President officially ? Nyion cord body for strength fulltime facilities. School alumni activities, she year, received from Yeo & . Hard-pullinii traction you participated in all of the Yeo, C.P.A.'s (attached). A appointed Lynda Mclntosh Benkelman has been pres- Alabama Jubilees staged in motion was made by Trustee as chairperson for the 1980 ident of the company for 18 Ubly and was active in Rawson and supported by Memorial Day Festivities. years. His wife, Lorraine, volunteer work at Huron Trustee Ware to accept the There being no further was business manager for 12 Memorial Hospital. Agreement. Motion carried business a motion was made C years. Neither will be affili- Surviving are two sons, 4 yeas, 0 nays. by Trustee Hampshire and "~ ated with the new owners in John T. Martin, secretary of The Village President re- supported by Trustee Mcln- other than an advisory ca- the Huron County Road quested that the record show tosh that the meeting be pacity. The Benkelmans Commission, of Bad Axe, that next year's Audit will be adjourned. Motion carried 4 have not announced plans and Paul Martin, New York, open to competing firms. yeas, 0 nays. for the future except that N.Y.; two grandchildren; A letter was received from they expect to remain in the three brothers, Msgr. Mac- Paul Lefler, Administrator Joyce LaRoche TRIPLE RIB R/S FARM SERVICE ECONOMY BUYS area. Eachin, East Lansing, Ken- of Building Codes Division Village Clerk Nylon cord body Is tough, High dotation, heavy duty neth MacEachin, Dearborn shock-resistant. Easy steering, too. load capacity, minimum ruttin IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Heights, and Angus H. Mac- 6.70x15,4 ply rating, plus Eachin, Ubly, and one sis- EASTER IS A TIME $.81 FET and old tire Some folks never get ter, Mrs. Sally Morgan, Tire Service ahead because they spend Bad Axe. OF CELEBRATION For Fa»t, Frlondly On- Four brothers and one Farm Tire Inipocllon 00 95L.II). 6 ply rallntj, plus all of their time just trying to Come Worship With Us At And Road Servlco sister preceded her in death. SI 46 FET and old tiro keep up. 00 650x16, 4 ply ral.ng, plus 6.70x15, 6 ply rating, plus CALL II 12 FETandoldmo 00 1IU15. B ply ralino, plus 872-2127 $1 59 FEF anil old lire $.86 FET and old tire NOVESTA CHURCH OF CHRIST 2892 N. Cemetery Rd., Cass City 3'/4 miles south of the stoplight on the east side of Cemetery Rd. Complete Headquarters For Farm, Truck, And Auto Tires SAT/sty yot/R NEED& Phone 872-3658 Sunrise Service — 7:00 a.m. Breakfast - 8:00 a.m. Liberal Budget Terms...Low Monthly Payments Bible School — 10:00 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. FARM TIRE CENTER PHONE 872-2010 "The Friendly 6168 West Main Street Church That Cares!" Cass City Phone 872*2127 GOQD/VEAR The Cass City Chronicle CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 3,1980 PAGESEVENTEEN After school Annual meeting: Thumb Electric classes set i reviews year */ in Cass City The 43rd annual meeting remote water heater control of members of the Thumb units installed. It appears Electric Cooperative was that there is a potential for held at Ubly High School 800 additional units that Registration for the brand olds taught by Marilyn Bief- Thursday. March 27. could be installed. new "Afterschool Specials" er, "Writer's Cramps" by Anyone who has an elec- Treasurer Michael Las- tric water heater, but dqes and "Super Saturday" youth writer Linda Boynton, ceski presented the financial enrichment and recreational "Cheerleading Clinic" by not have a remote control statements for 1979. unit installed is urged to call programs is underway in the Celeste Bader, "Sound of His report showed receipts Cass City Public Schools, Music" by vocalist Colleen the cooperative for an ap- of $5,099,332, of which pointment. There is "Qq •^according to community Stafford and "Puppets, $5,031,677 was electrical • education director Kathleen Papier Mache, and Paint" charge for installation or operating revenues. maintenance of the unit. " "• O'Donnell. by Linda Eisinger. The major expenses for The classes get underway At the high school, Art The load management the year were the cost of system is fulfilling its pur- ; this week and end June 3. Holberg will have his chem- purchased and generated ; Veteran educator and ad- istry class; Dotty Scollon, pose of reducing the systern power of $3, 187, 692. Distribu- load during peak hours. The •• ministrator Art Holmberg "Chef's Club" for 4th-6th tion operation and mainte- ; will share his talents in graders, "Lots of Knots" by combination of a mild winter nance was $324,548. The and peak load shaving has , chemistry and physics with Linda Mason, and Cindy balance owed to REA and • 4th-6th graders in a class Schantz will teach "From reduced peak load by almost CFC for long-term mortgage 12 percent while the overall entitled "Come With me to Here to Creativity" for 7th was $9,086,472. The coopera- : the La-bor-a-tory." and 8th grade artists. THOSE WHO WAIT -- Have to wait. This was the scene at load has dropped only 5 tive showed a margin of percent in the first two ; Katy Jackson is cooking Hair Benders will demon- $335,999 for 1979. • up something special with strate all the do's and don't's the AAA office in Caro Friday, when 459 persons bought months of this year. '•; The load growth for the The load management ' her high school students for of hair styling and care April license plate tags. Lines were even longer Monday, the last cooperative during the last ; K-3rd graders called "I 15 for 6th-12th graders. system will fully pay for day to buy them, when 674 persons did so. Such scenes are seven years was discussed. itself by the end of this year Can't Believe I Cooked the Other "Afterschool" Spec- Demands have been reduced Whole Thing!" Wrestling ials" will be tap dancing, gone forever, as license plates from now on will expire on through the savings in and kilowatt hour sales in- wholesale power costs. ; coach Russ Biefer will lend taught by Mary Ellen Mil- the vehicle owner's birthday. creased. This has reduced his expertise to 7th and 8th ler; "math madness," Carol The wholesale power sup- the rising trend of rate plier filed for a rate increase graders in a wrestling clinic Pasant; woodcrafts, Tim increases. and golf coach Mike Gogola Brandon; gymnastics for of 8.7 percent in November, This has been accomp- 1979. Thumb Electric joined will sharpen up the golfing lst-4th graders, Gail Geng- lished through the load man- ' skills of kids age 10 and ler; chess, Joe Guza; dog with two other cooperatives agement program initiated and three municipalities above. obedience, Janet Linsmier, by the cooperative in 1979 as Debate, forensics and and weaving, Alice Guern- who also purchase wholesale well as milder weather in power and negotiated a set- drama coach Denise Gors- sey. Local prexy questions 1979-80. tlement in this case. line will share the world of James Mclntyre, assisted The increase in wholesale children's theatre with 4th- by Frank Cali, will be teach- The settlement calls for a power costs had averaged 18 5.6 percent increase in Gth graders in theatre work- ing the sport of soccer. It is percent per year from 1973 1 shop. hoped that leagues can be wholesale rates, which be - through 1978, and the in- came effective April 1. The Saturdays at Campbell organized this year, as an crease in retail rates has Elementary School, 4-5- aftermath of the interest county-wide United Fund settlement also states that averaged 13 percent per year-olds will take part in shown by 8-14-year-olds last svholesale supplier cannot year during that period. raise the rates before Junfrl, "Super Kids Club." year. Coaches and officials Last year the wholesale The Intermediate School are needed and interested 1981. ; The president of the Elk- leaders and United Way mission. agencies provide services power costs increased by 3.1 In order to provide the will house the following: adults can call the commun- land-Novesta United Way, percent and the retail rates "Clay Cookies" for 3-4-year- ity education office. organizations to look into the A countywide United Way without needed financial as- lowest possible cost of serv- Iris Tuckey, is withholding feasibility of forming a program, according to sistance. increased by 4.8 percent. ice, the board is investigat- Recreational classes such judgment on proposed or- This svas far less than the 13 as wrestling, soccer and countyvvide program and Duskin, would be beneficial 3) Reduced cost for agen- ing three power coopefa- ganization of some type of ways to work cooperatively for the following reasons: cies which now must make percent inflation rate in tives in Michigan and In- SIMULATED gymnastics require a health county-wide United Way 1979. card, obtainable at the com- for the betterment of Tus- 1) Increased financial sup- several budget presenta- diana which purchase and program. port and services by mem- tions, to one presentation A call service is now in use ENGRAVED munity education office at cola county. generate power and sell itlto Mrs. Tuckey hasn't been Serving on the committee ber agencies without losing countywide, at the same to accept emergency calls the cooperatives which the high school. able to attend the two county BUSINESS CARDS A youth film service will are Duskin; David Bluem, individual community fund- time giving support to between 10:30 p.m. and C:;iO themselves own and operate meetings held so far to Tuscola County Department ing support or involvement. agencies with only one com- a.m. on weekdays and 24 the power cooperatives. be offered every other discuss the proposal because hours on Saturdays, Sun- Thursday. of Social Services; Connie 2) Increased potential for munity interest. A new portable substation AVAILABLE I-COLOR of schedule conflicts and as Garnet, Big Brothers-Big financial support. In 1962-63, 4) Increased potential of days, and holidays. This was was completed this year, to OR 2-COLOR Registration for all activi- of Monday, hadn't had a ties will continue until the Sisters; Ted Hull, Caro Area a countywide United Way getting designated pledges clone to reduce the overall be used to replace any of our chance to talk to board Services to the Handi- program raised $24,056. In at places of work out of cost of emergency call serv- permanent substations on a Cass City day before the class begins. member Jerry Cleland, who ice for members. For more information, call capped; Wendell R. Wood, 1979-80, separate campaigns county back into the county temporary basis to perform Chronicle went to the first meeting. Caro Regional Mental raised a total of $23,229 in and increased payroll de- The cooperative's load repairs or bypass equipment community education at She is planning to attend management system is in- 872-4151. Health Center; Mary Hoer- Tuscola county. duction plans. that has failed. the next session, Thursday, lein, American Red Cross, Over 50 percent of the 5) Reduced fund-raising stalled and completely The board of directors April 10, in Caro. and Howard Hoskins, county is unreached by a efforts by individual agen- operational. recently signed a three-year After that, she said she Human Development Com- United Way appeal, while cies. There are nearly 1,500 contract with the Internat- will meet with the local ional Brotherhood of Elec- United Way board to decide According to survey trical Workers Local 17. This THE CATHEDRAL whether the local organiza- union represents 25 eniploy- f~r TU,..~, u T.-II—,*«:» - tion will join in any county- crs Oi itluliiu oiceuiL. wide organization or effort. Attendance was approxi- QUARTET She predicted the board mately 5;")0. The result of the "won't be interested" if it Most kids happy with election was announced. means it will have to give up JL JL */ Elected directors to three- any funds raised locally year terms were Michael beyond what it contributes Lasceski, Huron county; already. Leon Smith, Sunilac, and Most of the money raised Louis Wenzlaff, Tuscola. All locally is given to local parents the were incumbents and all organizations and causes, unopposed. but the last time funds were If kids could change any- she decided. "Why don't I spoil me." said one. "I you with an attitude of,'Do At the hoard meeting that distributed, a year ago, thing between them and ask the kids?" would like to be raised not so as I say, not as I do,'" was followed, officers elected money also went to Big their parents, most There were 24 students closely guarded," responded another question. were: Walter Cook, presi- Brothers-Big Sisters, Amer- wouldn't. who filled out the form, eight another. Apparently such an atti- dent; Allen Shaw, vice-pres- ican Red Cross, Catholic That was one of the find- boys and 16 girls, ranging in Sixteen of the respondents tude by parents is common, ident; Elmer Ravi, secre- Family Service, all of which ings in a limited survey age from 12-14. go to church or want to go; as 19 responded in the tary, and Michael Lasceski, directly serve the county - conducted by Ilene Solclan of Fifteen live on farms, the eight never go. affirmative. treasurer and $2,200 to Michigan Cass City Road, Unionville, rest in town. Nineteen live "Did you hug your nioui or The final question was United Way. for a high school completion with both parents, one with dad or both this morning?" whether little brother or Had the local fund drive psychology class project. foster parents, one with None of the boys had, little sister gets his or her READ THE not exceeded its goal in 1978, She arranged to have her their mother, one with their but half the girls did. own way or at least, does it Mrs. Tuckey said, the survey form passed out by a father and two with their The boys may not have seem that way. amount given to Michigan teacher in a study hall at mother and a stepfather. been buggers, but five of the Five declined to comment Chronicle United Way could have been Cass City Intermediate All but one or two said eight said they can tell their because they were the reduced. As part of a county- School. Parents had to sign they are usually able to get parents, "I love you." Fif- youngest. Of the rest, 12 said wide organization, she won- permission slips before their along with and talk to both teen of the 16 girls said their younger brothers and dered if there still would be children could fill out the parents. they could express that emo- sisters get their own way. that option. form. Asked if they would tion to their parents. Seven said, "no." THEY CAN At present, there are only Mrs. Soldan wanted to do a change anything in the re- Can their parents show to Mrs. Soldan titled her four United Way organiza- study of communications be- lationship between them and their children that they have survey, "Raising My Par- tions in the county, in Cass tween parents and children. their parents, 20 said they feelings, such as fear, lone- ents." She got an "A" on the City, Akron, Fairgrove and "I was going to interview would not, four said they liness, love, getting upset or assignment. Vassar. parents, but too many par- would. crying'.' Twenty of the re- Efforts are underway in spondents replied "yes." SPONSORED BY ents are interviewed now What would the four like Caro to revive the organiza- (for such studies)." Then changed'' "The way they "Do your parents treat tion there after a three year lapse, with the aid of the THE CASS CITY Caro Jaycees and concerned citizens. After a meeting Feb. 25 LAYMEN'S CLUB in which C. DeWayne Dusk- in, field representative for PLACE: Cass City High School United Way of Michigan, spoke to the Thumb Area 22 Tine DATE: Thursday, April 10 Regional Interagency Co- ordinating Committee, an ad LAWN RAKE TIME: 8 P.M. hoc committee was formed with representatives from participating agencies. Freewill Offering Purpose of the committee was to call together county JOIN THE WINNING TEAM... We l^e to think of ourselves as a working team of Insurance Experts . . . specialists in auto in- surance . . , home insurance . . . farm insur- ance business insurance . . . liability and much more! Whatever your insurance needs we WASHINGTON SEMINAR - Jack Laurie (left) of Cass can help! City, Michigan Farm Bureau vice-president and Tuscola county legislative leader, and Gerald Buchholz of Harbor DSS5TOND22S HARRIS- Beach, Huron County FB legislative leader, talk with HAMPSHIRE Congressman Bob Traxler (right) during a breakfast CROFT-CL&R4 AGENCY, INC. meeting with Michigan's congressmen and senators during 6815 E. Cass City Road the annual 20th Washington legislative seminar, March 24- Lumber, Inc. Cass City Phone 872-2141 CassCity^ Phone 872-2688 27, sponsored by the MFB Women's Committee. (Farm Bureau photo) 1111111 TTyTTTTTTTTTH minimum CASS CITY, MICHIG£ PAGE EIGHTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 3,!!)»() Bliss funeral Saturday HEALTH TIPS Congressman Traxler in CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED AD; Pearl Bliss, 83, a lifelong She married John Bliss resident of the Gagetown Nov. 21, 1915, in Gagetown, Caro Tuesday Transit (nonbusiness) rates. area, died Tuesday at the Following the death of her Poison proof your 15 words or less, $1.00 each I General | [ General ; Tuscola ' County Medical husband Jan. 4, 1954, she insertion; additional words 5 Care Facility, Caro, after a became housekeeper for U.S. Rep. Bob Traxler 1 Merchandise] (D-Bay City) will be in Caro cents each. Three weeks for [Merchandise short illness. several area priests. the price of two - cash rate. GAS WATER HEATERS - WE WILL HAVE East; ,-. She was born March 30, She was a member of St. medicine cabinet Tuesday to meet with con- stituents. Save money by enclosing 30-gallon size, glass lined bunny cakes. All colors at ic 1897, in Elmwood township, Agatha's Catholic church of cash with mailorders. Rates Gagetown and the Ladies' He will be in the court- with P and T valve, only $139 sizes. Sommers' Bakery. • l> the daughter of Patrick and for display want ad on appli- at Fuelgas Co., Inc. 4 miles :.:Hattie (Fournier) Freeman. Society there. room in the courthouse an- 2-4-3 nex on E. Grant Street, cation. .east of Cass City. Phone Mrs. Bliss is survived by Spring and spring clean- cation. across from the jail parking 872-2161. 2-3-2-tf FOR SALE - pair of pick three sons, William Bliss Sr. ing are just around the Your health is much too lot, from 10-11:30 a.m. and Automotive] truck tool boxes, 78 inch! of Cass City, Patrick Bliss of corner. This year, help acci- important to risk it by ' Road maps 2-5 p.m. HONEY FOR SALE - long, 13 inches wide and 16 Anchorage, Alaska, and dental poisonings by spring saving old medication. Your Persons having problems FOR SALE - 1973 Chevrolet Millard Ball, 3640 Cemetery inches high with compaf Francis Bliss of Fountain cleaning your medicine pharmacist will be glad to with the federal government Step Van, standard shift, 6 Road, 1% miles south of stop ments and locking doot Valley, Calif.; one daughter, review your medications for ..available chest. are asked to bring any cylinder, shelving, good con- light. 2-10-11-ln $25. Phone 872-2260. 2-4-f Mrs. Eugene (Vernita) All outdated medications you if you desire assistance. letters or claim numbers dition, $1,000.00. Trend ".', Persons who would like to Comment of Gagetown; two should be emptied into the It is also very important to they have which might help Vendors, Inc. Phone 872- FOR SALE - 2-year-old fi '•obtain a free 1980-81 state sisters, Mrs. Verna Denton toilet bowl and flushed. This keep syrup of ipecac and BEAUTIFUL landscaping the congressman and his 2260. 1-4-3-2 male Irish Setter and ye; ^'highway map can do so by of Las Vegas, Nev., and Mrs. will prevent little hands that activated charcoal in your blocks. Load at Cass City staff in solving the problem. old female beagle.- CaH-S? ."writing State Rep. Loren Frank Kappler of Grosse play in the garbage from medicine chest in case of RR depot. 25 cents each. Call 4563. 2-3-J2C ''Armbruster, Box 30014, Pointe Farms; one brother, getting into these medica- accidental poisonings. 1974 CHEVY Malibu, four after 6 • 872-4597. 2-4-3-3 State Capitol, Lansing 48909. Roy Freeman of Mikado, door, six cylinder, power tions. Check to see if the The number of the poison FOR SALE - CB 125F Honda Mich.; 15 grandchildren, medication is outdated by information control center Singles dance steering and automatic. Call GAS RANGES-Magic Che motorcycle. Phone 658-2132. and 20 great-grandchildren. noting the expiration date on should be near each phone in after 5:30 872-4534. new, 20 inches and 30 inche SIMULATED 2-4-3-1 One brother and one sister the prescription label, or your home to save precious on Saturday 1-4-3-3 Any color, from $20^ preceded her in death. Fuelgas Co., four miles ea; ENGRAVED check with your pharmacist. time. When calling the FOR SALE - 4 Goodyear A rosary will be recited at Terryl R. Ensign, presi- poison information center be '78 TRANS AM, AM-FM 8 of Cass City. Phone 872-2161 8 p.m. Friday at Little's The Tip of the Thumb track, T-top, gold^luminum Suburbanite whitewall mud 2-1-11-1 BUSINESS CARDS dent of the Michigan Phar- sure to follow directions Singles Club will conduct a and snowgrips, good condi- Funeral Home, Cass City. macists Association, warns exactly and above all, re- wheels, tilt steering, tinted AVAILABLE 1-COLOR Funeral mass will be con- dance in Bad Axe at the glass, $5,000. Call 665-2454 tion, $10.00 each. Phone that outdated medications main calm. Methodist gym from 8:30- 872-2274. 2-3-20-3 Real Estate OR 2-COLOR ducted at 11 a.m. Saturday can be very dangerous in after 5:00 p.m. 1-4-3-3 at St. Agatha's, Father 12:30 a.m. Saturday. two ways: Music will be provided by For Rent . The Chronicle Joseph Morales officiating. First, an outdated product FOR SALE - Leisure Time Spring Fishing! Copeland, the Lynn Hockmuth Band. mini home, eighteen foot, LAND FOR RENT - Tw Phone 872-2010 Burial will be in the has usually undergone a Smelt nets, sucker church cemetery. chemical or physical Ford chassis, new Care Free spears, waders and one half miles west r change. This new chemical Hoffman Coming- Auctions awning, six new tires, radio, Available at extremely Cass City. Robert Neimat, can be harmful. cruise control, three way Call after 6:00 - 872-4681' refrigerator, furnace, range Low Prices 4-3-20 Secondly, in the process of at change the new chemical graduate Saturday, April 5 - Leo- with oven, toilet, shower, does not act in the same way nard and Mary Schumacher wash bowl, two fuel tanks, Albee FARMLAND FOR RENT that the original medication will sell farm machinery at new carpeting, and in excel- 100 acres tillable, Defer the place located a half-mile lent condition. $7,500, 23,000 area. Call (313) 669-2899. v 1979 PONTIAC Trani-AM 8-auto., PS/PB did and may not help you to Kim E. Copeland received Home Center south of Ruth on Ruth Road. miles. Phone 872-2373. 4-3-20 1977 CHRYSLER Lebaron 4-dr., AIR become well. This can be a B.S. degree in park and Cass City life-threatening as in the recreation resources, with Ira, David and Martin Osen- 1-4-3-3 Now open Thursday & Friday 1977 CUTLASS V-6, auto., PS/PB, AIR S case of nitroglycerine. emphasis on park admini- toski, auctioneers. evenings till9p.m.. FOR RENT - newly remot 1976 MONTE CARLO 305 V-8, Loaded Nitroglycerine is very bit- stration, in winter term FOR SALE - 1972 Chevy 2-3-13-tf eled one-bedroom apart 1976 GRANADA 4-dr., Sedan, 6-cyl., PS/PB, AIR, Stereo ... ter and very easily de- commencement exercises Saturday, April 12 - Carl 4-door regular gas; 1958 ment in Cass City. $175 po 1975 NOVA 2-dr.,H.T., 8-auto., PS/PB, 38,000 stroyed by moisture, light March 8 at Michigan State Haag will sell farm ma- Chevy 2-door coupe, 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS month, plus deposit. Cal A and heat. Every month or University. chinery at the place located percent original - must sell. and announcements. A com- 872-2691 evenings. EXTRA SPECIAL BUYS two test your nitroglycerine three and a half miles south Call after 6 p.m. 872-4192. plete line of printing, raised 4-3-27-: ON A-1 PICKUPS by placing a tablet under of the light in Bali Axe, 1-3-20-3 printing or engraving. Doz- your tongue. Do this even if then three miles west on ens to choose from. Cass I978 CHEVY VAN 8-auto., PS/PB PARKING FACILITIES foi the expiration date has not Wads worth Rd. Ira, David FOR SALE - 1974 4-door City Chronicle, Cass City. rent - See Bud Schneeberge* 1977 FORD >/2 Ton, 8-cyl., Stand. Shift, PS V been reached. If it is not and Martin Osentoski, auc- Mercury Marquis, climate 2-1-12-tf at Schneeberger Furnitur 1977 SUBURBAN 9-pasi., Low Mileage, Sharp bitter throw it away and get tioneers. control, rear window defog, Store, Main St., Cass City". 1976 CHEV. 1/3 ton 4-wheel drive. Red & White. Sharp .. a new prescription or refill. rust proofed, new tires, new FOR SALE - doll clothes, 4-3-6-tf 1975 CHEV. >/i ton, 8-auto., PS/PB, cover Even if you do not have Saturday, April 12 - Ber- muffler system, new bat- small, medium and large. 20-Foot Travel Trailer, Cosoire, Self-contained E nard Pine will sell farm tery. Best offer. Phone small children in your home Also Easter bunny cakes. FOR RENT - two bedroos regularly, it is important for equipment and household 872-4225. 1-3-27-3 OPEN Phone 872-3925. 2-3-20-3 mobile home. 12x60 01 you to reduce the potential goods at the location 4 miles Mon.-Thurs. 9-5 2 LOCATIONS Leach Street. Large lot Caro - 842 State St. east of Cass City to M-53, 5 FOR SALE - 1976 Chevrolet FOR SALE - to good home, Fri.9-6 - Sat. 9-12 for accidental poisoning. Re- Partly furnished. Call 87J Cass City - 6617 Main miles south. 2'j miles east pickup, 6 cylinder. Good AKC registered Irish Setter, Anytime by appt. member that the vast ma- 3610. 4-4-3-; jority of the medications and on Shahbona Road, or '2 running shape, good gas 2 years old. Also dog house, potential poisons DO NOT mile cast of Shahbona. Hil- mileage. Phone 872-3194. fully insulated. Call 872-3896 laker Auction Service. FOR RENT - Business plac have an antidote. 1-4-3-3 or 6469 Garfield Ave. 2-4-3-3 with all equipment and gr B&W There are only a few pumps. Must be licent antidotes available for a few Friday. April 18 - .Jim and FOR SALE - 1976 Cutlass Pat Stringer will sell farm mechanic. Call 665-9902 he poisons. If your medicine Supreme, excellent shape, Super tween7a.m.-6p.m. 4-3-20- chest is cluttered, it is very machinery at the place lo- loaded, r>o,ui)o miles. Flume AUTO SALES cated three miles west, one Special Phone 872-4620 Cass City easy to grab the wrong «72-474li. 1-3-2IKJ FOR RENT - 2 bedroon, bottle or an outdated medi- mile south and '* mile east ol Deckervillc on Dowinglon mobile home, partly furl Rd. Ira, David and Martin FOR SALE - '77 Charger, 400 nished, prefer marnet, 1 : lie is tin son ol Leone Osenloski, auctioneers. engine, power steering, White < No. 6 '.i) couple, will accept one child Copclaiu! of .~)f)17 Pnnglr power brakes, cruise, leath- Envelopes No pets. 8 miles north and ': Find The Service Or Product/] Road, Decker, and the late Saturday. April 19 - Aug- er, shag, wire wheel covers, west of Cass City. Phom Kldri'd Copeland. ust and Agnes Abraham will AM-FM, radials steel, 19 872-2986. 4-3-27-: 1 You Need in 7n/s ~LLL,LL Tin 197") graduate ul C.iss sell farm machinery, dairy mpg. Call 872-3191. 1-3-27-3 SURPLUS STOCK City High School is now cows and household goods at 500 in box APARTMENT LIVING / seeking employment, pre- the place located five miles FOR SALE - 1978 Plymouth Keg. $0.00 $£.yy private room for female^ ferably in park administra- east of l.'bly, two miles south Volare, nearly new tires, By the box only - Stock on share kitchen, living room,i AM-FM Cassette stereo. Ex- SERVICE DIRECTORY, tion. and a quarter of a mile west hand only. etc. Call 872-4212 before 41 Also graduating was Marc on Iv Huron Line Road. Lorn cellent condition. 22,000 p.m. Monday thru Friday L. Hoffman of 34!;"> Iv Wash- Hillaker, auctioneer. miles. Phone 872-2805. Cass City 4-1-3-tfl ington Street, Snover, who 1-3-27-3 received a U.S. degree in Chronicle FOR RENT - unfurnished WOODRUFF'S GOOD COMBINATION 2-3-20-4 Sommer's engineering arts. FOR SALE - 1975 Chevy ', apartment, 3 rooms anc COLLISION HAIR BENDERS ((in pickup truck, in good ()24d W Pine St Bakery & Restaurant Many a man can he happy bath, utilities furnished anc' Cav.Cily Phone 872-47.15 Specializing in Those who live in the past as long as he has a roof over shape. Phone 872-2291 be- EGGS - small 40 cents private entrance. Call 872-i • Burr.ping 'Painting ana Cutting * Styling • Permj tween 5-8 p.m. 1-3-13-tf dozen; medium 50 cents. 4 Frame Repair • Home of Irish Bread cannot do justice to the his head and can raise it 3169. 4-4-3-3! I ur-, •. F-M • rt.i in • b p in miles south, lowest of Cass Complete Aulo Glass • Daily lunch Special future. occasionally. k'j,:(l .-. It,i,!•, h,i ri -H MJprn FOR SALE - 1975 CutlassCity on Severance Rd. Ron Mon.-Thurs.-7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. tj.it / a m -3 p '" FOR RENT - trailer horn, Patera, phone 872-2218. 1 Fri.-7 a.m.-8 p.m. Supreme. May be seen at with 12x32 addition, 3 bed- Check Our 4829 S. Seeger."Phone after 5 2-3-6-6 Auto Dealers Sat.-7 a.m.-5 p.m. rooms. $185 month. Deposit Cass City 872-3577 - 872-2888. 1-4-3-3 and references. Call 872= FOR SALE - Singer electric 3083. 4-4-3-3 Ford.. . Better Ideas sewing machine with cabi- SPRING General net. $125.00. Call 872-2373. For The American Road Hillside Beauty Salon Chain Saws W Uum.h Phone B72-2/.IO GEIGER-HUNT Merchandise 2-4-3-3 Real Estate FORD, INC. Tues. Through Sat. FOR SALE - Kenmore 30" For Sale Sales 14 Service WINTER HEATING woes? ///'/.•>/ General ] General General 1 General General ] ( Notices ] f Services 1 [ WantedtoBuy Merchandise Merchandise [Merchandise] .Merchandise [Merchandise! CHAPPEL'S Plumbing & 'FOR SALE - 10 gallon FOR SALE - one half of FOR SALE - 1973 Vega; LAST WEEK for hot-cross Heating Service. Also storm WILL BUY - silver coins, 19-inch RCA color TV; lady's FIRST AND SECOND cut- door and window repair. No silver dollars and old pocket .aquarium, floor model bird Holstein steer to be butch- buns. Order now for Easter. watches. Phone 872-2635 cage, typewriter, 26 or 28- ered. Also an electric cream antique gold watch; female Sommers' Bakery. 2-4-3-1 ting alfalfa hay. No rain. Happy Easter job too small. Phone mch man's bike, Shaklee separator. Call 872-2512. Chihuahua - over one year Inquire at 678-4370. 2-3-20-3 375-2510. 8-7-22-tf after 5 p.m. 6-9-7-tfn beauty demonstration 2-3-27-3 old, has all shots; one yellow FOR SALE - 1973 650 Yama- makeup kit. Phone 872-2535, and one green parakeet. Call ha, electric start, new to our favorite T.P.M. WANTED - six-year crib and mattress. Phone 872-3491. 4130 Elizabeth, Cass City. PAPER NAPKINS im- before 8 p.m. 872-3443. chrome and crash bars. Notices ] tree stumper. Electric Inc. 2-3-27-3 2-4-3-3 8,000 miles. Excellent condi- 6-3-20-3 printed with names and WE'VE MOVED! dates for weddings, recep- tion. Call 673-3703. NEW INSTALLATION FOR SALE - 15 cubic foot 2-4-3-3 • You're still WANT TO BUY - Small Used Aluminum tions, showers, anniver- chest freezer, used one year, RE-WIRING saries and other occasions. number one. farms with big barns, suit- Sheets $250, or will trade for 8-foot Coal and Wood Buds & Blossoms Residential - Commercial able for Amish. Free ap- The Cass City Chronicle. camper. Phone 872-2861. Flower Shop's praisals. Bob Wideman, 2-1-12-tf 2-4-3-1 Heaters and 5-4-3-1 PROMPT SERVICE Broker, Box 33, Gladwin, FREE ESTIMATES FOR SALE - Duo-Therm Fireplaces MI. 48624. 6-3-20-3 Ideal for insulation siding. FOR SALE - SeaRay, 24 ft., All sizes and styles New Location furnace oil gun, 70,000 BTU. 233 hp, 1976 Eze Loader Free Estimates Phone 872-3926 Pkg. of Phone 517-872-3875. 2-3-20-3 HOT WATER HEATERS To Give Away) While they last trailer, fully equipped, ex- 6491 Main Street Cass City 25 $•> 71: cellent condition. Phone — ELECTRIC AND GAS. on roofing, siding, insulation, •so. to Save Gas 872-3283. 2-4-3-2 aluminum doors and windows 8-1-10-tf TO GIVE AWAY - 5 Collie Financing available - (right next to Gambles) puppies. Good pet and watch Cass City Chronicle Buy a Bicycle Instant credit and aluminum or Fiber SNOW PLOWING - Call from Albee's FOR SALE - first and second 5-3-20-11 Glass awnings. dogs. Call after 5 - 665-2227. Cass City Schneeberger's, Inc. 872-3915. 8-12-20-tf 7-4-3-3 See our full line of cutting baled alfalfa hay, good quality, no rain. 1 mile Phone 872-2696 Elkton Roofing FOR SALE - Whirlpool Huffy Bicycles Main St., Cass City Chuck Gage north and 1V2 miles east of & Siding Co. Farm stackable dryer, runs well. Now open Thursday & Friday Elkton. Also dual purpose 2-8-30-tf Fishing Fever Welding Shop $50. Kirby vacuum cleaner, evening till 9 p.m. Shorthorn cattle. Call morn- Equipment needs some work, $30. Free FOR SALE - electric guitar Phone 269-7469 We now have heli-arc welding ings 375-4228. Homer H. Has Struck at Albee's FOR SALE - A-C, D-15 white kitten. Phone 872-4771. Motz. 2-4-3-3 and amplifier, 69 Gibson 5-7-21-tf Albee S.G. and Earth Traveling Specializing in stainless Series II with 3-16 plow, 4 2-3-27-3 We have the largest steel, blacksmithing, fabrica- row cultivator. International FOR RENT - new - electric amplifier, $350. Call after 6 fishing inventory ever! Home Center p.m. 872-3324. 2-3-27-3 REPUBLICAN spring din- ting and radiator repair. No. 93 and No. 91 bean KITCHEN TABLE - wood Cass City or manual typewriters by ner dance - April 11, 1980, 7 special combines. New Hol- play-pen - lamps - dining the week or month. Also Rods - reels - lures - tackle p.m. Colony House, 8430 N. 5-3-13-tf boxes - check our full line Also portable welding land rake, John Deere 100 room set. Frank Music & leave your typewriters and AMBERLIGHT Gas Grills Van Dyke (M-53). Music by gallon sprayer, 9' single FJea Market. 2-4-3-1 ELECTRIC ranges - 30", other office equipment at and Carts - Special at $99.00. "The Plaids." Donation 7062E. DeckervilleRd. cultivator, Super-C with used - from $20.00. Fuelgas our store for repair. Used Fuelgas Company of Cass Now open Thursday & Friday $12.50 person. 5-4-3-2 evenings till !* p.m. Ueford, Michigan cultivator and bean puller, HAY FOR SALE - phone Co. of Cass City, phone typewriters for sale. City, M-53 & M-81. Phone Phone 872-2552 plow and 7' mower, other '72-2914. 2-3-20-3 872-2161. 2-1-3-tf McConkey Jewelry. 2-4-6-tf 872-2161. 2-5-25-tf 8-5-15-tf miscellaneous farm equip- ment. 4 bags cleaned June Albee clover seed and some oats. We are accepting sealed INCOME TAX Service - Also, farm work wanted. FOR SALE BY B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE bids on 2 - 15,000 bushel steel Soper's Tax Service, 3370 Pete Kritzman. Call 872- Home Center bins and leg.. River St., Kingston, Mi. GAGETOWN-OWENDALE 3108. 9-4-3-3 RETIREES!'.! 1 MILE FROM CASS CITY!!!! Cass City Phone 517-683-2815. 8-1-3-15 ATTENTION RETIREES!!! DOUBLE WIDE with 2 bed- COUNTRY HI ith 3 bedrooms; 5-3-13-tf We reserve the right to re- FOR SALE - John Deere 50 rooms; V/z BATHROOMS; garage; utility room; laundry 2 car garaj iener; laundry ject any or all bids. EXPERT BRAKE service 1955, starter and lights, live room; lot 100 x 417' -150' from Cass River for fishing, etc. room off kitcTi nicely land- from $29.95. Call for appoint- pro, wide front; John Deere All this for $32,500.00 — Your inspection invited!!!! PLAN TO ATTEND Wickes ment. Kingston Tire Center, scaped - 16 "able - IMMED- Kingston. Phone 683-2826. G 1946, narrow front, starter IATE POSSESSION!! $43,000.00 terms. Agriculture and lights, as is; IHC 3-14 MORE FOR YOUR MONEY HERE!!!! Cass City, Mich. 8-8-10-tf plow 2-point hookup; pickup Annual 5-4-3-3 cover 12 inches above cab. iVEW LISTING IN CASS CITY!!!! \\? story home with 3 HILLCREST SUBDIVISION IN CASS CITY large bedrooms; Hz BATHROOMS; 22x28' FAMILY Terrasi & Son Phone 872-3842 after 5. ROOM with gas fired Franklin stove; built-in bookcase; RANCH TYPE HOME with white brick front and aluminum Turkey Dinner 9-3-20-3 1 Electrical Co. basement; breakfast nook - formal dining room; garage siding; squaj^fee e; PLUS BRICK attached - nicely landscaped - near schools and park - all FIRE CE - 2 ng in living Sunday, April 13 ( Services ] V.. 'VBk Serving 12:30-3:30 p.m. • New installations and Livestock ] this for $49,500.00 - terms. room; fi imej|is practically EXPERT WHEEL align- repairs maintenance igl full basement; at MUSCOVY DUCKS for sale - STATELY HOME AMONG LARGE SHADE TREES: PATI aran^atta' ny other features; ment. Call for appointment. • Violations corrected male and female. Call 872- (jowl Shepherd Lutheran Kingston Tire Center, Kings- • Electrical heating and 3922. 10-4-3-1 COUNTRY: Stately home - 8 rooms with 4 bedrooms; ex- VACAN mmediate Possession - REDUCED TO Fellowship Hull $63,500.00. ton. Phone 683-2826. 8-8-10-tf cooling service tensive remodeling completed - over $12,000 spent on re- Main St., Cass City • Homes - Farms - Business modeling - hardwood floor; carpeting; dining room; 1'2 Help Wanted) SPECIAL!!!! Adults $4.00 INCOME TAX preparation CALL ANYTIME •ATHROOMS; basement; furnace 6 years old; well insulated; Children $1.75 new water heater; new wiring; new copper plumbing; LOOKING FOR BUSINESS FRONTAGE ON Main St., Cass done by appointment. Reas- 658-2291 PART TIME - self-moti- Preschool - free onable rates. Call Terry Cass City Road, Snover vated person to show for a large family size kitchen; front porch enclosed; 8 new City? We have 6 lots - all in one parcel - suitable for various 5-3-20-4 Andersen windows; many other features —- $42,500.00 businesses - more particulars at office. Carmer. 872-2242. 8-3-27-3 8-1-18-tf young gift company. Call for bank terms. Your inspection invited!!!! inlerview 1-686-6654. IN CASS CITY: 1 year old - Ranch type home 24x44' - REWARD - One male and Custom B AND B Refrigeration - 11-3-6-4 NEW LISTING!!! Near Cass City Park - Vz brick front and Ceramic Fireplace - Natural gas; wall to wall carpeting; one female beagle. Female Repair all makes of wash- aluminum siding; built in 1972 - ranch type with full base- has bobtail. Call 872-37:57. Butchering ers, driers, refrigerators, RN DIRECTOR of Nurses - 10" insulation in ceiling and SVa" in walls; l'a baths; double Meal cut, wrapped and frozen Provincial House, Cass City, ment; natural gas fired forced hot air heating system; pane windows; aluminum siding; 20x24' garage with 5-3-27-3 freezers and ranges. Call f--t • . Caro 673-6125. 8-5-1-tf 117-bed skilled nursing facil- 2,picture windows; 3 bedrooms; plus 1 extra bedroom in electric door opener. Many more features - your inspection £ ,o tM/\**'e tttr T?V/m)lvl*lt !**>*«/,fUr. rinit basement finished off; wall to wall carpeting; 4 piece bath- invited!!!! $48,500.00. Terms. Possession short notice!! V-* CA AMAVSM O Uj . x-t.-ld.llL.ilt. UCllUlllO. l>Uil room; Kitchen Aid dishwasher included - many other Bingo Meat Packing NEED TV or appliance serv- Mrs. Stricter, 872-2174 - 8 features —- offered to you for $39,500.00 terms. ice? Richard's offers the a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through 18 ACRES — Good building sile — '.i mile from blacktop Every Sunday best with 30 years' exper- Friday. 11-3-13-4 road - south of Cass Cily. $16,000.00. Terms. Bad Axe, Phone 269-8161 AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU!!!! ience. All work guaranteed. Everybody welcome Richard's Furniture, TV, WANTED - live-in babysit- 79ACRES:2sto, place -hardwood 1 mile north, 1 mile west of SPECIAL!!! 200 Acres on M-53: Six room frame home with Bad Axe. Appliance, Cass Cily, phone ter for six-year-old boy. floors - 60 acre; ,v waler system. Early Hints-(!::!« p.in. 872-2930. 8-3-27-4 References required. Call natural gas furnace; dining room; large barn & tool shed; Offered to you Regular bingo- 7:lid p.m. «-ll-25-tf land on both sides of M-53 highway — to settle estate - asking for more information 872- AUCTIONEER 3687. 11-3-20-3 $215,000.00 terms. Call right now for an inspection!!! 65 INCOME PROPERTY or Large home for the Family? St. Fancratius INTERIOR AND Exterior acres plowed and ready to farm. Presently utilized as a two family income investment. New painting - Install windows, EXPERIENCED aluminum siding; natural gas furnace; 2 bedrooms^each Church SPRING'S A GREAT time REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE!!! 5-7-5-tf dry wall, panelling, ceiling to clean up old bills. Want to apartment; separate utilities, entrances. CLOSE TO tile, etc. Theron Esckilsen, Complete Auctioneering COUNTRY HOME STORES, CHURCHES, ETC. $39,500.00. Service Handled Anywhere. pay bills? You'll earn good _REDUCED!!!! RANCH TYPE HOME built in 1977 - 1280 4314 Maple St., Cass City. money selling Avon, and the Phone 872-2302. 8-7-19-tf We Make All Arrangements. quare feet - well insulated; 3 bedrooms; carpeted; BRICK 5 ACRES: Double frame home thoroughly insulated-remod- DID YOU KNOW that an Our Experience Is Your hours are flexible. Call 872- FIREPLACE; 2 car garage; lots of garden room —- and eled 1st floor - new kitchen cabinets; laundry room off Admiral 16 cu. ft. refriger- Assurance. 2525 or write Virginia Ser-; room for your children to play on 5.2 acres of land — kitchen. 1 bedroom down and 2 upstairs need remodeling. ator uses only 96 kwh a NOTICE. ALL BEAN grow- oka, 2841 N. Van Dyke,/ REDUCED FROM $53,500. to $51,000.00 - sellers will hold New gas furnace; new Andersen windows; large barns - month'? No. 1 in energy ers - You must bring in your Ira, David & Decker. 11-3-27-2 land contract. Available for $32,500.00 or will sell off 1 ACRE with HOME savings. Stop and shop. bean knives now for ham- ONLY for $26,500.00!!!! Richard's Furniture, TV. mering or rebuilding your Martin Osentoski RNs AND LPNs - full or part $2,500.00 down and $100.00 a month buys 10 ACRES half Appliance, Cass City, phone worn-out knives better than Phone time. All 3 shifts. Call Pro- WOODED and a greal building site. On blacklop road. More 40 ACRES WO trails - 6':: miles 872-2930. 5-3-27-2 new. Over 30 years exper- Cass Cily 872-2352 Colled vincial House, Cass City, information at the office!!!! from Cass City 'ash. ience. Guaranteed satisfac- 872-2174. 11-3-27-2 tion. Ubly Welding & Ma- PIANO TUNING and re- INCOME PROPERTY: 100 percent Business location plus MAIN STREET EXPOSURE: Cass City - Offices available Spot-Hilt chine Shop, Ubly, Michigan. pairing on all makes of two apartments. Extensive remodeling done, new furnace, for Attorney, Insurance, Accountant, etc. Home has had Phone (517) 658-2211 or pianos. 20years' experience. (Work Wanted) new kilchen cabinets, new ceilings, sound insulation, wall extensive remodeling with I'.a baths and extra large and Baseball shoes 658-8722. 8-2-28-12 Member of Ihe Piano Tech- WANTED - full-time em- j wall carpeting and more features in apartments. bright kilchen; PLUS 30x50' block building with furnace, nicians Guild. Duane Johns- ployment. Elaine Jezewski, Business has main street exposure and ample space. Your perfect for warehouse or Antique shop. More than ample- All sixes available CHAIN SAWS precision ton, Bad Axe, Mich. 48413. phone 872-3723. 12-4-3-3 parking for your business!! Your inspection invited. machine sharpened. 4279 S. Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1-lf inspection invited!! $38,500.00. One year warranty $49,500.00. Terms. Seeger, (,'ass City. Phone WANTED - Housecleaning 872-2098. ' 8-3-20-6 ELMER H. FRANCIS, li- work. Phone 665-2558. Near Dcckerville Road!!'. 5 ACRES near Cass City: Brand New 14x70' Parkwood SPECIAL!!!! 2.1 ACRES - One story home with 3 Albee censed builder. New homes 12-4-3-3 bedrooms; practically new gas furnace; double oven gas home with parklike grounds. Comes with appliances and Martin Electric or remodeling. Roofing, sid- range and new kitchen cabinets; wood burning stove in beautiful collection of furnilure; bay window overlooks ing, barns, pole buildings. LET US DO your spring living room remains; very good 2 car garage with fibre grounds. $26,500.00 terms. Home Center Residential and Commercial Phone 872-2921. 8-11-7-tf cleaning for you. Will do glass door 18'; large garden spot; shade trees - all this OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS!!!! Established car repair Wiring wallpaper, painting, general for $26,500.00. service with gas service also. 3 pumps and 3 1000-gallon Brooks' cleaning and carpets. Phone tanks; covered service area; 2 bay garage - 1 hoist and Slate Licensed 872-2934. 12-3-20-3 near Caro: natural gas fur- assortment of equipment included. YOUR OWN Real Estate Landscaping nace - all lautifully Ireed acre U'K'VF, MOVKI)! Free Estimates WILL DO babysitting in my and business for $14,500.00. Owner will accept $4,500.00 6389 7th Street home. Have references, down. Cass City Buds & Blossoms state license and live in INVESTORS!!! Brick business building with 2 stores and 2 40 ACRES 'Xi mile from highway - mostly wooded - Birch Phone 872-4114 town. Call 872-3918. furnished apartments; each with separate electric bills; Flower Shop's Full line of trees 12-4-3-3 etc. $22,000.00 terms. £ shrubbery separate entrances; separate heating systems; 100 percent 4180 Hurds Corner Road business location - good income — $79,500.00 terms. 8 ACRES OF ;>d mobile home - 2 8-10-tf Call collect 872-2932 bedrooms -' ooded • $25.500.00. New Location [Card of Thanks] LOTS OF ROOM FOR YOUR FAMILY!'.! Terms. FAGAN'S THUMB Carpet Evenings or week-end COUNTRY HOME: Stately Brick home with 4 bedrooms; appointments THANK YOU TO the second MOBILE HOME: 2 bedrooms; fireplace; range and 6491 Main Street Cleaning - Dry foam or 8-3-20-12 floor nursing staff at Hills formal dining room; 2 BATHROOMS - 1 master bedroom refrigerator; etc. remain with home; 2 lols —- $15,900.00 steam. Also upholstery and and Dales Hospital and Dr. ~ modeled - Andersen windows - extra large utility room (right next lo Gambles) wall cleaning. Free Esti- with terms available. WOODRUFFS Income Tax Donahue for the wonderful 5n 1st floor; basement; 2'/2 car garage - plus small tool 5-3-20-11 mates. Call toll free 1-800- care. I appreciated it very shed; situated on 1 acre of land - Near Cass City -- Offered DO YOU NEED MORE ROOM FOR YOUR FAMILY? 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We Service - 6248 W. Pine Street, much. God bless you, to you for $43,000.00 — Your inspection invited!!! Posses- welcome BankAmericard - Cass City. Call for appoint- We have a remodeled 4 bedroom home with two NEED VOLUNTEER driv- ment 872-4735. 8-3-6-7 Marion Guinther. 13-4-3-1 sion on short NOTICE!!! FIREPLACES and wood burning stoves - plus Lennox Oil ers lo transport senior citi- Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf . i EXECUTIVE HOME in Cass Cily,!!!! 2250 square feet of furnace -1 '/L- BATHROOMS - plus two car garage attached - xens in the Cass City area. THE NO VESTA Township' living space - 16x32' living room with exposed beams; only 1 block off M-81 (Main Street, Cass City), All this for Mileage reimbursed 22 cents Custom Slaughtering - Curing ' WantedtoBuy] Board wishes to thank the) Andersen Windows; home is practically maintenance free $39,500.00 terms. per mile. Anyone interested, Smoking and Processing Novesta people for the large, •-•.-, thoroughly insulated - average heat bill $39.00 per month call collect Thuml) Area WANT TO BUY - scrap yard turnout, and interest rnani-; - master bedroom 16x18' plus bathroom off bedroom; plus LOOKING FOR INCOME PROPERTY - OR JUST A Commission on Aging 673- goods. Phone 872-3925. fested. in local government, < two more bedrooms 15x17' - 2M. BATHROOMS; all appli- LARGE FAMILY HOME? We have a 2 story (2 bedrooms 4175. 5-3-27-3 Beef-Pork-Veal-Lamb 6-3-20-3 al our March 29 annual', "ices included - 24x24' garage with elec. door opener; plus on each floor) - All aluminum sided - practically new roof - meeting. Thank you very! Over $1,500.00 spent in insulation - Very attractive For Sale - Beef and Pork, WANTED - suitable building much. The Board. 13-4-3-1; .7,nall workshop and extra storage building - all this and MUCH MORE —• $53,500.00. Your inspection invited!!!! hardwood floors, French doors, etc. $49,500.00. We are accepting sealed bids Whole or half. Wrapped in the lot near Cass City. Phone on a 1974 1-ton truck with new clear shrink film 872-4286. 6-3-20-3 I WISH TO thank Dr. Jeung, ; hoist. nurses and staff of Hills and' Erla's Packing Co. WANTED - 1950 Internat- Dales Hospital for the excel- • See, Call or Write to: B. A. Calka Real Estate We reserve the right to re- Cass City, Michigan ional Farmall H wide front lent care during my stay, the ,' ject any or all bids. Dick Erla end king pin and spindle. Cass City High School office , B. A Calka, Realtor 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Mi. 48726 Telephone: 1-517-872-3355 Phone 872-2191 Call 872-2358 after 5. staff, cooks, custodians, ] 8-11-2-tf or Call: Carla F. Calka or James H. Cavanaugh 872-3355 Salespersons Wickes 6-4-3-3 neighbors, friends, also Rev. i Agriculture AUCTIONEERING - See Von Oeyen arid Fraser Pres- i WANT TO BUY - Egg incu- byterian church for prayers | LISTINGS WANTED ON ALL TYPES OF HEAL ESTATE Lorn "Slim" ilillaker. Top and flowers and many who j CassCilv, Mich. dollar for your property. bator and welder •• Call IN TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES Phone 872-301!), Cass City. 872-2366 after 5 p.m. visited me, Harold Ballagh. i 6-3-27-3 13-4-3-1 I WE SELL FARMS AND HOMES AT 6% \i\ Al 8-10-3-tf PAGE TWENTY CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 3,1980 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Several hurt in Elkland township area crashes 1980-81 budget Continued from page:one Garry Lee Spencer, 18, of totals $146,618 3492 Pine Street, Kingston, Caro, was reported in fair was arrested by deputies on condition Tuesday afternoon That is all money out of a charge of driving under 'Continued from page one the general fund. In addi- at St. Mary's Hospital in the influence of liquor after Saginaw. A question was asked tion, $12,465 is earmarked in an accident at 7:15 p.m. federal revenue sharing Deputies reported that Sunday. He has since been about brush removal and Henry A. Stoutenburg, 35, of there was some general funds for roads. released from the county jail Of the remainder of the Sandusky, was westbound discussion about roads. on bond, pending appear- federal money, $5,000 is on State Street (M-46) in ance in district court. Except for a previous Kingston at 3:40 p.m. Fri- board decision to rebuild budgeted for the sanitary Officers reported he was landfill (owned by Cass day, east of Ross Street, headed southwest on Sagi- Krapf Road this year, it when the boy, running north, hasn't decided yet what City) and $4,500-for Rawson naw Road, east of Vassar, Memorial Library. ran into the side of his car. when his car went off the roads need repair work this The boy's mother was year. Gallagher and board Other large-general ifuad- north side of the road into a expenditures include trans- seated in a car parked by the ditch, started up the incline members Art Randall and north curb. He was trans- Al Merchant will soon be fer of $25,000 to the fire fund on the far side and rolled for final payment on the ferred to St. Mary's from over onto its top. touring the township roads Caro Community Hospital. with a representative of the newest fire truck, transfer of Denise J. Rolph, 23, of Road Commission to decide $7,945 for fire department Elkton, was ticketed by Cass what needs to be done. operations, $6,352 trans- City police on a charge of There is $30,000 budgeted ferred to the cemetery fund failure to yield right of way SUNDAY COLLISION -- This collision Sunday morning at M-53 and M-81 sent for road construction this and $8,000 subsidy for the after an accident at 1:05 three drivers to the hospital, Richard Badgley, driver of the pickup, and his year, $32,606 for mainte- ambulance service. a.m. Tuesday. nance and $1,000 for road- Salary increases for board According to officers, she wife, Mitsuyo, and Clarence Coupar, driver of the car. side brush and tree removal. members were approved as was exiting the Walbro lot on follows: Supervisor, $2,000 Garfield Street preparing to basic salary remains the turn east and collided with same but salary as assessor •yiOisiTi-1 the eastbound auto of Judy increased from $4,000 an- Ann Marshall, 28, of 6440 nually to $4,500; clerk and More money needed for roads treasurer, each from $4,500 Gilford Road, Del'ord. to $5,000, and trustees, from Karl Weippert of 6351 Pine $600 each to $720. Street reported to village Estimated general fund police Sunday morning that income for the new fiscal an unknown vehicle had year that started Tuesday is . backed into the left rear 2 townships slate millage votes the same as expenditures, fender of his car while it was $146,618. parked in front of his house. That includes $13,218 re- Cphtinued$c«ri pa&e,ibne were in Buel and Delaware includes $100 for the Cass more than 250 persons. Some for fire and ambulance serv- maining from the last fiscal ('AIM)KKH townships.) City recreation program and rock concerts have been ice. year; $44,500 in property The hope is. according to The county money, how- $233 for the Rawson library. held in the past at a farm on One mill will raise about taxes; $40,000 in state sales, At 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Clerk Otis Borland, that the ever, is contingent on the Salaries remain the same Lamton Road. $12,000. income and intangible taxes While according to Cass City po- Supplies Last county Board of Commis- townships appropriating as last year: Supervisor, Nine persons attended The new budget allocates and revenue sharing; $12,000 lice, Donald M. Boyce, 29, of sioners and Road Commis- $6,000 per mile, in addition to $2,110; clerk, $1,508; treas- plus three board members. $5,000 for standby fire fees to in interest income, and now 4334 Krapf Road, was east- sion will each appropriate the $4,000 previously ap- urer, $1,800, and trustees, four departments (Elkland, $25,000 in certificates of bound on M-81, east of $4,000 for each bridge, mak- propriated, and the Road $25 per meeting. HURON COUNTY Owendale, Elmwood and deposit to be cashed in for 3.44 Schwegler Road, when his 33-Gal. ing the total cost $12,000 per Commission paying the bal- Eight persons including Oliver townships), two of the fire truck payment. vehicle collided with a deer. bridge. ance, expected to be $10,000 board members attended. I! rook field - The poor which also charge for each TRASH BAGS A half-hour later, Walter If the SB,000 is used for the per mile, for a total of Lamotte -- Of the $84,571 condition of some roads and fire run. Extra strong bays hold up Stec, 49. of Caro. was north- bridges, no money will be $30,000 per mile. in general fund expendi- the need for patching and The township presently Special to 60 Ibs. 40 per box with bound on Cemetery Road, available for roads. The Greenleaf Township tures, $12,000 is budgeted for gravel were discussed. doesn't subsidize the ambu- twist ties. Come in for south of Severance Road, General hind expenditures Board, according to Clerk road construction, $4,800 for Of the approximately lance services in Cass City coupon and refund when his car struck a deer. total $37,575. The final pay- Clare Brown, has set aside brining, $6,000 for patching $100,000 the township is plan- or Elkton, which means Sheriff's deputies investi- Olympics details ment on the .Sidney Creek $50,000 in its 1980 budget for and $14,000 for new bridges ning to spend this year, Grant residents who must gated. drain project, from the gen- its share - $40,000 for the (Adams and Moriartey $57,000 will be spent for use an ambulance must pay Caro state police reported QUANTITIES LIMITED eral fund, will cost the four miles mentioned, plus Roads). roads. more than those living in program that at 9 p.m. Monday, $10,000, should it be decided township $12,325. Drains will claim $14,000. The supervisor received a townships which subsidize » Norman L. Coates, 38. of The library and recreation elsewhere to also pave the Of the estimated $12,000 in the service. If the millage (>750 Elmwood Road. Cass pay raise from $3,000 to programs in Cass City will mile of Germania south of federal revenue sharing $5.000, including assessing passes, the township will Dean Wallin of Central City, was eastbound on M-81, each receive $250. Cass City Road. funds, $4,000 will be spent for give a subsidy to both ambu- Michigan University at the curve where it merges duties, and clerk and treas- HOME CENTER Salaries remain the same, Since the general fund the fire department, $1,000 urer, from $2,000 to $2,500. lance services. present a program for the CassCity 872-2270 with Cass City Road, when with the supervisor receiv- budget totals only $67,000, for recreation and the rest Of the $4'J,000 budget, in- public on the Special Olym- his car collided with a deer. Trustees will continue to ing $2,Oul) annually, clerk the $50,000 for Germania, he for roads. receive $30 per meeting. cluding federal revenue pics Thursday, April 24, at and treasurer, $1,000 each, said, "will cut it pretty The supervisor received a Thirty attended, plus sharing funds. $25,000 is 7:30 p.m. at the First Pres- and trustees. $20 per meet- thin." pay raise from $1,150 to board members. budgeted for road mainte- byterian church in Marlette. REPUBLICAN SPRING ing. As for whether the Road $1,400, plus $300 for expenses nance. He is coordinator of winter Seventeen persons at- Commission board will ap- and $1,800 for assessing (Irani - Township resi- Salaries remain the same: wonderland at Schuss Moun- tended, including board propriate its $10,000 per duties uip from $1,500); dents will he asked during Supervisor, $2,5(10 annually; tain und Shanty Creek. DINNER - members. mile, its engineer-manager, clerk and treasurer, each the May 20 presidential clerk. $2.000; treasurer. Baby sitting will be pro- GrecnU-af -• The Sanilac Jack Kineman, told the from $1,680 to $2,000; deputy primary elect ion to approve $2,300, and trustees, $22.50 vided for pre-school chil- April 11, 1980 - 7 P.M. County Board of Commis- Chronicle Monday it will be clerk and deputy treasurer, two millage proposals: One per meeting. dren. There will be a coffee sioners March 26 voted to making a decision in about each from $350 to $420, and mill for five years for roads Eight people plus board hour after the program. appropriate $lo.(KK) per mile two weeks. trustees, each from $350 to and one mill for three years members attended. for blacktopping 8' -.• miles of If it docs appropriate $500, plus an unchanged $7 COLONY HOUSE roads, including four miles money for the purpose, he per meeting. 8430 N. Van Dyke (M-53) of Ciormania between Bay said, it will have to come It was decided the town- MUSIC BY "THE, PLAIDS" Cily-Forrstviile and ('ass from funds it otherwise will ship will try to establish an Donation $12.50 Person City Roads in Gnvnleal spend for bridges. ordinance to control, but not township, iThe other roads The Greenleaf budget also ban, concerts attended by YOU BELIEVE A Easter HERSHEY BAR? REGISTER AT OLD WOOD DRUG SOME BUNNY'S GOING TO GET IT. DRAWING APRIL 6 DAIRY SPECIALS AT OLD WOOD WHIPPING COTTAGE HOMO CREAM CHEESE MILK Reg. 12oz. Gal $179 79 Remember SPECIAL OLYMPICS -- The Area 10 bowling Special Olympics took place last Wednesday and Friday at the this Easter all Charmont in Cass City, with about 175 youngsters from year long Tuscola, Huron, Sanilac and St. Clair counties participat- ... A natural time (or family photos, ing. Owner Clare Comment received a mug from the or- ... A nice time to ganizers in appreciation for his donating use of the lanes Since 1896, the classic candy experience. remember friends. \ For that once in for the annual event. your lifetime. Hippity-hop Citizens of Tomorrow •CANDY • BASKETS & GRASS yourway into Kodak Telektra 2 $ Q Q 0 0 • STUFFED ANIMALS Regular $59.95 38 •JELLY BEANS someone's •EGG DYE Kodak Ektra 2 • TOYS and GIFTS heart with Regular $37.95 Reg. 69