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*loI ’r New boards function&.. ‘. I‘; /I State test result8 mixed, says Cleland

Jerry Cleland, counsellor NEW BOARDS munity involved in agricul- charge for students in high at Cass City High School, ture. school completion classes presented the results of the Two new boards are alive The citizens advisory com- but not in the high school Michigan Assessment tests and active in the school. The mittee is also operating and completion program was to the Cass City School hard approved the agricul- officers have been elected. increased from $25 to $40. Board at its regular meeting ture advisory committee Louis Horner is the presi- Monday evening. membership, officers and dent. Willard Dodson is the The results were mixed. In by -laws . secretary-recorder and Ray- the reading tests the stu- Officers are: Dave Milli- mond Garety is vicechair- Board dents showed an improve- gan, chairman; Dick Shaw, man. ment in every grade over secretary; Ron Cybulski, that of the previous year. In vice-chairman. OTHER BUSINESS math there was an increase Members are : one-year okarsd in the fourth grade but a terms, James Turner, Keith The school board voted to decline in the seventh grade. Little, Ed Ziemba, Dave hold its next meeting at There was a slight increase Milligan; two-year terms, Evergreen School. Later in purchases in the loth grade math but Dick Shaw, Arthur Sever- the school year a meeting only 61.9 percent of the ance, Robert Wischmeyer, will be held at Deford pupils reached the test ob- The Cass City ~khool THUMB AGRICULTURE DAY Saturday at Cass City High School drew Alan Hartwick; three-year School. Board authorized the pur- jectives. The student passes terms, Ron Cybulski, El- Carol Pasant will teach about 1,200 farmers from all over the upper Thumb, who viewed more than 60 if 75 percent of the questions chase of four buses, a copy- wood Morell, Gary Smith, second semester at Ever- equipmentmachine Monday and volleyball night at commercial exhibits in the gym, shown here, and the hallways. There were also are answered correctly. James Brown, green School while Mary Jo ing speakers and four mini-sessions offered. The annual event was held for the first The seventh grade slipped Cybulski told the board Mantey is on leave. badly in the math tests to its regular meeting at the that the aims of the council Tom Smith was hired as high school. time on a Saturday and at the high school. Attendance was about the same as 65.5 percent. Cleland said were to show that agricul- an intermediate school last year. (See story below and on page 4.) that there may have been an Three bids were received ture can be more than just a counsellor for the rest of the for the four buses. error in the grading and person on the farm and to year. The contract leaves Low authorities are checking it bidder was the McFadden interest more students in the school the option of Corporation which furnishes out. agri-business* rehiring Eugene Lukshaitis The good news for parents He also said that the coun- if he is available next year. Wayne bodies, the same that of students is that students cil wants to see better use of Lukshaitis was cut when the are in use in the fleet now. in Cass City were above the the land lab next to the school was in its financial Total cost of the buses was School recall fizzles as $50,696. In a new procedure expected state average in all school and better equipment crunch and took a position at areas except loth grade for students. Deckerville. the schools asked for trade- reading which is expected to Very important, he said At the request of Dave ins of used buses. It proved be about the same as the Lovejoy, director, the to be profitable for the tax- was to get more of the com- payer. average. I invalid signatures found The school curriculum McFadden will pay $9,755 also was discussed after a for six used buses. When review of the English course 1 Test results by grade 1 sold privately the best that There will not be a recall who signed were not regis- The three told the Chron- rovide bus transportation at the school was presented the school received was a or the students of the Cass little over $l,OOO per bus and election of three Cass City tered voters and some who icle they had checked the P by Yvonne Sherman and Fourth Grade - Math 1981 83.1 School Board members be- signed were not residents of petition signatures and City School District, con- Kathy Iseler. YEAR PERCENT 1982 88.3 most sold for much less than cause petition circulators the township in which the pointed out discrepancies trary to the wishes of the Trustee Dr, Paul Lock- 1980 82.7 Last state avg. 77.9 that.Two other bids were high- majority of the elector- .failed to gather enough valid petitions were circulated. for the township clerks to wood wanted to know why 1981 83 signatures. (Each petition could only verify. ate. . .” basic reading and English as 1982 er. One made no offer for 87.9 Tenth Grade Math Petitions were circulated contain signatures from Mrs. Hicks said petition Busing didn’t start this taught today, including dia- Last state avg. - used buses and the other to recall Geraldine Pries- registered voters in one signatures were submitted school year until Sept. 29, graming of sentences lapsed 74m2 1980 51.3 offered a total of $3,550. korn, Ben Hobart and Dr. township. 1 from all 10 townships that two days after voters ap- for 10 years previously. He Fourth Grade - Reading 19821981 54.8 It is expected that when Edward Scollon, DVM. A A total of 20 signatures on are all or partially in the proved a four-rnill increase claimed that a percentage of 1980 61.9 the chassis are purchased, minimum of 818 signatures two petitions naming each school district. No count was in property taxes. the students graduating 1981 79.978.8 Last state avg. 58.5 total cost for each bus will be for each was required to hoard member (total of six made of how many signa- HAD ENOUGH PETI- couldn’t read qr write ade- 1982 80.4 Tenth Grade - Reading’ about$%,W. forw an election. . petitions) were disqualified tures were collected irl each tion signatures been ob- quately. Last state avg. 72.9 1980 65.4 The board also approved because the person who township, but most were tained; an election would the purchase of a copying Petitions were turned in to The answer was that edu- 1981 75.2 signed them as circulator from Elkland, Novesta and have had to be held within 65 cation went through a period Seventh Grade - Math 1982 76.2 machine for the high school county Clerk Elsie Hicks wasn’t the one who actually Evergreen. days of when they were when it wasn’t deemed office for a net cost of $4,507. Nov. 15, who announced the 1980 70.4 Last state avg. 76.3 circulated them. verified. necessary to diagram sent- 1981 174.6 The one now in use at the results Monday of checking THE PETITION DRIVE If a majority had then high school will be shipped THE PETITIONS WERE was organized by Victor and ences. Principal Bob Stickle 1982 65.5 State scores for 1982 have of the validity of signatures disqualified, Mrs. Hicks ex- voted to recall any of the to the Intermediate School by township clerks. Shirley Beddow. Asked if challenged the assertion Last state avg. 59.4 not yet been released but are plained, after affidavits three, another election that many high school grad- expected to be slightly high- office to replace a worn out A total of 967 signatures she was surprised at the out- would have been held within machine there. were submitted by some come, that there won’t be a uates could not read or write Seventh Grade - Reading er than the 1981 percentages were turned in seeking the persons who had signed the 60 days to fill the vacancies, recall election, Mrs. Bed- adequately. 1980 81 quoted here. Please turn to page 14. recall of Mrs. Prieskorn, of petit ions testifying the per- which probably would have which 803 were ruled valid. dows responded, “Nothing been in April. son who asked them to sign surprises me any more,” There were 949 signatures the petitions wasn’t the one If all three had been on petitions naming Hobart, who later signed it. She said there hadn’t been recalled, the person elected of which 793 were ruled Mrs. Hicks said the affi- any discussion yet by recall to fill the remainder of valid. davits were submitted by supporters whether any Hobart’s term would have Agriculture Day speaker A total of 937 signatures persons at the request of the legal challenge might be served until June, 1985, but made of the disqualified those elected in place of were obtained against Scol- board members who were I) 7 lon, of which 790 were ruled the subject of the recall signatures. Mrs. Prieskorn and Scollon valid, effort. The reason stated on the would have only served Signatures were disquali- Board members did have petitions for seeking the about two months, because says farmers need power fied for three reasons, ac- the right to challenge signa- recall was that the board their four-year terms are cording to Mrs. Hicks. Some tures on the petitions. members had “refused to expiring then, What agriculture needs is American Agri-Women. sell their products to and a organizing : a Jane Fonda, Sister Thom- The actress, promoter of “tax” on dairymen to make --TOO MUCH FRAGMEN- as More Bertels told about physical fitness and advo- them reduce the amount of tation. There are more farm 400 farmers at the annual cate of ultra-liberal causes milk they produce. organizations in the United Moderate income housing Thumb Agriculture Day Sat- has power, Sister Bertels The 50 cents per hundred- States than religious de- nominations, urday at Cass City High suggested, ’ and power is weight reduction in the milk School. what farmers need, because support price wouldn’t have --FARMERS ARE TOO Her afternoon speech was they don’t have it. been necessary, she sug- independent. entitled, “How free is the Because they don’t have gested, if the government --REGIONALISM. SHE Project alive Gagetown enterpriser on the land?” it, farmers must defend had put a lid on dairy mentioned the Oregon apple in “Name person in themselves from animal imports. grower who told her she was me a agriculture who has as much rights “fanatics,” anti-pesti- As for embargoes, Sister always glad when she heard Apartments may be built are the Northwood Heights Good commented that clout as Jane Fonda,” said cide lobbyists and govern- Bertels said, although Presi- that a freeze damaged New The proposed apartments, dent Reagan removed the York state apples until she in Gagetown. Zehnder explained, are Apartments in Cass City. some of what Runkel said the outspoken nun, who is ment regulations which The Owendale-Gagetown Depending on the number conflicts with articles’ he chairman of the farm labor dictate such things as labor one imposed by President met a grower from New those with moderate in- Carter on grain sales to and the Arizona sheep School Board Monday eve- comes. They won’t be for of apartments it will build, if (Good) has read concerning management committee of relations, who farmers can York ning gave a commitment to it builds them, Bavarian will the superintendent. Russia, he hasn’t eliminated herder who couldn’t stand low income persons or ex- the policy of allowing them. the way sheep are raised in Bavarian Builders of Frank- clusively senior citizens. need from about 11V2-3 acres. Goslin felt Runkel was no ,enmuth that it won’t give an No firm price has been set, different than other officials For instance, she said, Wisconsin. After his presentation to --IMAGE. WHEN option on the 10 acres it owns but the price talked about he has talked to in Lansing, when Wisconsin dairymen SHE the board, he told the Chron- wanted to sell butter to the spoke in Kansas, she found at the corner of Bay City- icle the adjusted gross in- Monday was $1,500 per acre. so “I don’t know” what he Forestville Road and Fifth will do for Owen-Gage. Soviet Union, which was her audience was insulted come range necessary to willing to buy it at the because she had called them Street to anyone else for the qualify would be about PAYLESS PAYDAYS Warack commented that market price, the Reagan ‘ ‘farmers” instead of next 60 days. $10,800 annually to $23,500. Runkel appeared to be sin- That will give the firm Minimum rents, he told If the scheduled payroll cere in his comments, so administration vetoed the “ranchers .” time to submit a pre-appli- Dec. 17 was met, Supt. until or unless he does sorne- sale. “What did they think She finally decided that the board, would be $190 with their cowboy hats and cation for funding to the monthly for a one-bedroom Ronald Erickson reported, thing negative, “we should they would do with that butter, lubricate tanks?” boots and sleeveless coats, Farmers Home Administra- apartment and $205 for a only $2,000 would be left in at least give him one tion (FHA). two-bedroom. Larger town- the treasury. chance.” she asked sarcastically. “a rancher is a farmer with Bavarian President Tim house apartments might That isn’t enough, so the Instead, the government a touch of class.” Zehnder told the board next payday will be Dec. 31. SUMMER TAXES permitted the sale of butter She then told her upper also be available. Thumb farm audience, sug- building 16 apartment units Those would be the mini- That will mean three every- to New Zealand, but only at a bargain price. gesting that in the public’s ’ (eight per building) would mum rents. Depending on other-week paydays were Erickson reported it ap- missed. pears the legislature by the Sister Bertels became in: mind, farmers don’t have a cost about $475,000; 22 units, what the renter earns. be goodseen a image,picture of“I’ve a hog never man $675,000. The interest rate or she might pay more. The staff eventually will end of this year will approve terested in agriculture when be reimbursed. allowing school boards to she wrote her doctoral de- would be 11% percent on a Before the FHA grants the smoking--FARMERS a Marlboro.” ARE 50-year loan. loan, Bavarian will have to bill property owners for half gree dissertation about the Having to go through con- conduct a survey to deter- MEETING their school taxes in sum- historytions from of 1900-30.farm organiza- mer. afraid to have power, “The ventional financing, he mine and show the need, mainPower event isn’t somethingis power to. .be . added, would mean an inter- which it will do by running Board members Ronald If a person’s school prop- Congress no longer re- est rate of 18% percent, if Good, Joseph Warack and erty taxes totaled $500, he or sponds to its Democratic newspaper advertisements afraid of Right now, it’s financing could even be asking would-be renters to Patrick Gosh reported on she would pay $250 in winter and Republican leaders, the . . . obtained. express their interest. their recent informal meet- and $250 in summer. Farm- professor of history at Silver the intervenors (special in- Although the FHA has If the units are built, they ing with state Superintend- ers and senior citizens wodd IAke College in Manitowoc, terest groups) who are call- informed Zehnder it will won’t be finished until Gage- ent of Public Instruction be exempt from paying in Wis,, said -- “Tip O’Neil ing all the shots.” probably have the funds town’s new sewer system Phillip Runkel. summer, though they could couldn’t get a bunch of If her speech Saturday was typical, she predicted, available next year to make is done in 1984, He told them he does not do so voluntarily, should,a Democrats to do nothing,” - the loan, he cautioned the Once done, Bavarian will want to merge Owen-Gage school board decide to col- but instead responds to she will get some letters later suggesting that she, as board, “I don’t make anv turn over ownership bo pri- with other districts and the lect summer taxes. pressure or special interest promises if you decide to consolidation he has advo- The advantage to Owen- groups. a nun, should be preaching vate investors, who will put love, not power. re- give us an option on that up part of the construction cated is in urban areas. Gage if it could collect That is why farmers need Her sponse: “I tried love foF 20 a-. ------_. property. . .” cost. Investors can be local $IOO,OOO to $200,000, he ex- Jane Fonda.I she~ said.~--- “to The comparatively low in- persons. Management might plained, is that it would have fight Off the freaks who are years and I didn’t get any- OUTSPOKEN Sister Thomas M~~~ Bert&, where. ” terest rate will allow com- be by Crest Realty, which I WILL BE to borrow that much less and attacking you.” --ADVERSARIAL RELA- at the Pinney State Bank therefore save in interest. A farmer once suggested she would have paratively low rents, but the manages many of the simi- PROBLEMS tionships. Some farm groups FHA puts limits on how lar apartments Bavarian Friday, Dec. 17, to collect This past summer, it bor- made a good farm wife. “On the contrary, I taxes. Elkland Township saved a farmer from an early death,” told She then listed the reasons much income renters can has built elsewhere. she Please turn to page 4. earn to qualify to live there. Among those it has built Treasurer, Please turn to page 14. her audience Saturday. why farmers have trouble Y

.. I- PAGETWO . CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16.1982 CASS CITY,MICHIGA~ ’

Cass City Social and Personal Items Mrs. Reva Little J Phone 872-3698

Members of the Golden Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. George Fish- Mrs. Glenn McClorey ac- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar Rule class of Salem UM Peters of Vassar had as er Sr. entertained her family companied her brother and Perry visited ‘Mrs. James joined Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Church will attend a Christ- dinner guests Sunday, Mr. Saturday evening at an his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McMahon in Provincial Nicol of Marlette Friday mas dinner Thursday eve- and Mrs. Dean Robinson of early Christmas dinner. Crawford of Caro, to Auburn House at Midland Saturday evening to attend a benefit ning, Dec. 16, at six-thirty at Flint. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Heights Saturday where and her daughter, Mrs. Ron dinner in a Marlette church, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwell Kelly of New Bos- they visited their sister, Brookens, who was spending sponsored by Marlette Laurence Bartle. Mrs. Stanley Morell and ton, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Lessel Crawford, and their the day with her mother. churches for Craig Clark, 15, her daughter, Mrs. James Smith of Caseville, Mr. and brother, Arthur Crawford of Mrs. McMahon was 97 years who is a grand-nephew of Mrs. Paul Craig joined Dennis, of Caro and Mrs. Mrs. Ivan Tracy, Mr. and Pontiac. They returned old Nov. 25. Mrs. Agar. Craig, the son of other retired teachers Mon- Margaret Fagan of New Mrs. Don Whittenburg and home Sunday evening. Mrs. Vera Bensinger and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, day forenoon for a Christ- Hudson and Mrs. Hazel The0 Hendrick. Joining her sister, Mrs. Hazel formerly of Deford, is ill mas party at the home of Christensen of Lapeer en- them later in the evening Twenty-five members of Christensen of Lapeer, were from cancer. Charlotte Albrant in Caro. joyed a reunion Tuesday at were Don Finkbeiner and the Fellowship class of Friday overnight guests of the home of Mrs. Vera Ben- sons. The0 Hendrick accom- Salem UM Church, taught their sister, Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Rev. and Mrs. Robert singer in Lapeer. panied the Kellys home to by Mrs. Eldred Kelley, at- Morell. Stine had as Sunday after- Milner of Mt. Morris, Mrs. New Boston to spend until tended a Christmas party noon guests, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Craig, Mrs. Reva M. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christmas. Saturday evening which in- Mrs. Michael Brinkman of Roger Nicholas and family Perry were in Frankenmuth ,. Little and Cleo Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kolb cluded a progressive dinner. Royal Oak was guest of of Kawkawlin. The 12th were Saturday dinner guests Sunday afternoon to attend Hosts for the meal were Mr. honor at a pink and blue birthday of Tammy Nich- the annual Christmas con- and his mother, Mrs. Lilah of Mr. and Mrs. Alva McNeil Wilhelmi, spent Sunday with and Mrs. Mike Otulakowski, shower Saturday held at the olas was celebrated with op Bristol Rd. cert in the St. Lorencz Mrs. Wilhelmi’s sister, Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Luis Salas, Mr . Loren Brinkman cottage at birthday cake and ice Lutheran Church. Alice Neitz. at Harrison. and Mrs. Gary Bader and Sand Point. Attending were cream. Joan and Lester O’Dell Twenty-four were present They were also callers at the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hennes- Mrs. Jessie Goodall, Mrs. Monday evening, Dec. 6, Mrs. Gene Sickler of Carl McConnell home. Mrs. sey. Alvin Hutchinson, Mrs. Lyle ENGAGED when the Sunshine Gals met Grandville is expected Lounsbury, Mrs. Leslie Carl McConnell is a patient Stanley Morell is spending at the home gf Mrs. Lyle Wednesday to spend until in a Grand Rapids hospital, hunsbury and Mrs. Tom Lounsbury for a potluck Fridav with her parents, Mr. the week iabbit hunting at Lounsbury of Cass City and recovering from surgery. Houghton Lake. Mrs. Gordon Goodall of San- \ ford. Mrs. Julia Sanchez spent Nine friends of Donald the week end in Berkley with Ball attended a party Fifteen persons attended a The O’Dells were married See The her son and family, the Wednesday, Dec. 8, after David Nordquists. dinner and Christmas pro- NOV. 23, 1957, at the First Evergreen school at the home of Mr. gram Friday evening when Presbyterian Church in Cass U -- and Mrs. Donald Ball to the Cass City Extension CityMelvin by Vender.now retired Attendants Rev. honor roll ENGAGED celebrate his eighth birth- Group women and the hus- day. bands met at the home of were Gordon Ware and Ella Following is the second , LIVE Mr. and Mrs. Henry Airgood Jean Hill. Mrs. James Karr, Mrs. on Riley Rd., Caro. The open house celebra- marking period honor roll at Clayton Hartwick and Mrs. tion was given by Mrs. Evergreen The Women’s Bible study G. W.Cook of Echo Chapter, group with representatives O’Dell’s parents, Elmer and sc~~~~ryBader, Judy Mat- Order of the Eastern Star, Jane Fuester and their chil- thews, Brent Donnie NATIVITY attended the 86th annual fall from three churches met dren. Tuesday morning, Dec. 14, Smith and Kevin Smith. meeting of the Eastern Star with Mrs. Lyle Lounsbury. The guest book attendant Sponsored By Thumb Association Satur- was Dedra Wright of Cass - day at Vassar. About 150 Mrs. Grant Ball was a City, niece of Mrs. O’Dell. correctzon Shabbona, Argyle, attended. Mrs. Hartwick Sunday dinner guest of her Lynn Newbill The 100 guests present was appointed sunshine niece and husband, Mr. and were from -Ashley,- Caro, The article in last week’s Decker United chairman for Tuscola Mrs. Don Hazard, at Bad Mr. and Mrs. Robert New- Ubly, Bad Axe, Cass City, Chronicle concerning %rv- County. Axe. bill of Flint announce the Pontiac, Lansing, Brant, ice Employees International Met hod ist Youth engagement of their daugh- Warren, Elsie, Ypsilanti, Union Local 79 incorrectly ter, Lynn Frances, to Carleton and Flint. said that registered nurses Michael John Lorencz, son The O’Dells have three are among the 150 employi of Mr, and Mrs. John Lor- sons, Brad of Lansing,. ees at Huron Memorial Hos- Golding, Severance encz of Owendale. Brian, a student at Ferris TUES., WED., pital, Bad Axe, who belorig I A wedding is being State College, and Rod, at to the union. They are npt planned at Flint March 26. home; one daughter, Mrs. union members. Rochelle Messer Randy (Peggy) Lutge, ’” THURSDAY Louis Sabo united in matrimony North Star, and one grand- _- Hills and Dales son. and Mrs. Roy Messer The O’Dells, both gradu- Acetone, which is found in : Dec. 21 - 22 - 23 Mr. Deborah Ann Golding and General Hospital 6 to 9 p.m. of Gagetown announce the brother of the groom. ates of Cass City High nail polish removers; can 3,. engagement of their daugh- Randall Scott Severance Groomsmen were Mike School, have resided at Ash- also be used to remove pain) ter, Rochelle, to Louis were united in marriage Klinkman of Ann Arbor, BIRTHS: ley for 16 years. varnish and airplane glut Sabo Dec. 7, to Mr. and Mrs. 111, son of Mrs. Mildred Sabo June 19 at the First Presby- brother of the bride; Tim terian Church in Cass City. Severance of Decker, broth- David Deming of Caseville, _. On M43, of Deford and the late Louis a boy, Jeramy David. i.: Sabo Jr. Rev. Harry Capps per- er of the groom, and Dale T. 31h miles south of M-81 formed the double ring cere- Rochelle is a recent grad- Auslander of Kalamazoo, Hills and Dales 6.+< mony. Dec. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. ,I uate of Saginaw Business uncle of the groom. Parents of the bride are Laurence Ziehm of Gage- SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST BY Institute and is employed at town,Richard, a boy, Christopher *’ Car0 Senior Commons. Doris Golding of Cass City Ringbearer was Lyle Sev- Schedule of Events OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC \ Louis is a farmer in the and Edward Golding Jr. of erance of Decker, cousin of The Cass City State Bank Kingston area, Alma. the groom. Dec. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Dee. 19 thru Dec. 25 A June, 1983, wedding is The groom’s parents are Ushers were Mike Loomis Michael Tereck Jr. of Bad EVENT DATE TIME PLACE 1882-1982 - Our 100th Year Arthur and Janet Severance --- planned. of Cass City and Rob Sawdon Axe, a girl. I of Decker. of Decker, both friends of Red Cross Blood Dec.20 1-7p.m. Ambulatory ; Maid of honor was Darla the groom. PATIENTS‘ LISTED MON- Bank Care Base. Crouse of Cass City, friend DAY, DEC. 13, WERE: Dan Grimshaw of Vassar of the bride. Dr. Kahn, Cardiologist Dec. 22 1-5 p.m. OutClinic Patient Bridesmaids were Diane sang three selections during William Hillaker, Stanley Russell of Cass City, cousin the ceremony, “If ,” “The Asher, Mrs. Helen Butler, of the bride; Sally Sever- Lord’s Prayer,” and “The Mrs. Anna Koepf, Ernest Drs. lsterabadi and Dec. 22 8-12 a.m. Out Patient ance of aecker, sister of the Wedding Song,” accompan- Pena, Bernard Pilarski, Donahue Clinic groom, and Pam Geister of ied by Verna Mae MacRae Mrs . Harold Polega, Gerald Decker, friend of the bride. at the organ. Spencer Sr., Mrs. Harold Dr. John, Urologist Dec. 23 8-12 a.m. Office Serving as best man was Sweeney, Albert Tropf and Dean Severance of Decker, A dinner and reception followed at the Colony Norman Willis of Cass City; Dr. Jeung Dec. 24 8-12 a.m. Out Patient House, attended by approxi- Stephanie Spencer, Mrs Clinic Marriage Licenses mately 300 guests. Howard Berry of Caro; Glen Armstead of Snover ; Free Bl0o.d Pressures will be taken in the Ambulatory ”, Christopher L. EmPf!y, 217 Lisa Russell, cousin of the Donald Glann, Jamie Bill, Care Center from 8:OO a.m. - 8:OO p.m. any day. Please:’ Vassar*and Robyn R* bride, and Beth Severance, Mrs. Meta Bolzman, Gerald stop in and have yours taken. 19, Millington. sister of the groom, attended Gunsell and Donald Volz of I Steven J. Horton, 22, Mil- the guest book. Sebewaing ; Physical and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an Out lington, and Pamela J* Dancing followed with Laure Emmons, Mrs. Mil- Patient basis as ordered by your physician. u Burns, 23, Millington. music furnished by disk dred Mosack, Laura Papke, 74, Einar w* Mel1berg, jockey Ken Carson. Mrs. William Slaughter of Michael Lupinski, Speech Therapist, is scheduled Flint, and Helen E. Wallace, Gagetown; by appointment. 57, Vassar, Mrs. Charles Thick of Richard J. Edwards, 28, Deford ; TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF THE Millington, and Sharon L. Honor roll Mrs. Lloyd Kretschmer of ABOVE CLASSES OR CLINICS, CALL 872-2121 Ext. 255. Johnson, 28, Millington. Jeffrey Van Allen was the Owendale ; Bernard D. Spencer, 63, on19 student named to the Otis Dorland of Deck- There is a physician in the Emergency Room from 6:OO Vassar, and Luella J. Ful- Deford Elementary School erMrs. ; p.m., Friday, until 6:OO a.m., Monday. 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by Jim Fitzgerald

Craig Tonti is a starting guard at Oakland University and in a game recently had the best scoring night of his career with 26 points against Hillsdale. Included were seven three- his word, the team’sfuture point baskets at clutch times in the close game. is shaky. In July, Perles Tonti has been paying the price and played with a black signed a contract to coach a eye and a badly bruised or broken nose received in the cage professional foot ba 11 team action. At the time of the game Oakland had a 5-2 record. for three years. Five months lead to anarchy in the later he broke the contract. bleachers. Sports law de- The message sent by no- ++++++++ But who cares? crees that the cost of tickets shows is that the home team Perles will be paid $95,000 be determined by the extent isn’t worth wasting time on, Three cheers for a cheerleader is what the owner of a a year. He accepted the of the blind loyalty of fans Ultimately, they could de- pocketbook is saying this week. The pocketbook with folding first offer made him by MSU who have nowhere else to cide it isn’t worth wasting money in it was found in the gym last Thursday by Rochelle Athletic Director Doug get blind while drhking off a money on, either. They Peters and turned over to Supt. Don Crouse. Weaver, and Perles told re- tailgate. could stay home without Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. porters he would have taken It’s OK if athletes, coaches first buying tickets, thus the job for less money if and team owners are mobile becoming no-pays as well as ++++++++ Weaver had opened the bid- mercenaries staging their no-shows. ding with a lower figure. show wherever the financial There is a society in Michigan that qualifies hunters for Weaver’s shrewd negoti- rewards are greatest. But At that time, of course, mention in the deer record books for bow and arrow or gun ating doesn’t make him a fans must stay put, trapped big-time sports will cease to hunting. candidate to succeed Russ within the boundaries of exist as we know them. The chairman is Joseph Newmyer of Union Lake and the Thomas as general manager geographical partisanship, Athletic games will be group is called Commemorative Bucks of Michigan. There of the Detroit Lions. required forever, whatever played for fun, instead of are 34 judges who work free of charge. So what? the ticket cost, to root, root, money, and fans will be One of them is Bob Ridenour. No, not the one that lives in Lions owner William Ford root for the home team even blindly loyal to neighbor- Cass City. This one hails from Evart. No relation, says Cass HILLS AND DALES General Hospital Auxiliary publicly wails that his team though all of its players are hood sandlot teams that City’s Bob, tongue in cheek. I’m one of a kind. officers for 1982-83 are, from left, Betty Russell, secretary; is lousy, thus indicating that from out of town and never don’t have greedy owners, the players, no matter how unpack. overpaid players or coaches ++++++++ Betty Greenleaf, treasurer; Jennine Hobart, vice- much they gripe about Russ That’s the way things have not as good as their word. always been in the wonder- president, and Virginia Hartwick, president. They are Thomas’ parsimony, are be- Sports will be as they were While Christmas isn’t until Saturday, the holiday does gathered around the table of items sold at the auxiliary’s ing paid more than they’re ful world of big-time sports, make a change in Chronicle production plans. The Chronicle worth. Because Ford is ad- ever since the invention of before the invention of the will be published a day early in order for the paper to reach annual fund raising bake sale Dec. 3 to hospital employees. mittedly selling an inferior the turnstile, and always turnstile, and empty stad- subscribers in time for last minute shopping. The same product, he will lower ticket will be. So why waste time iums everywhere will echo schedule will prevail for New Year’s the following week. prices just as surely as he sneering about it? with mournful sounds of the will put a Lincoln Conti- Because maybe things goose’s bereft survivors ac- ++++++++ nental into the Christmas won’t always be the same. I cusing one another of stocking of each Lions fan. am encouraged by a new scrambling the golden eggs. Idle note: If Lady Godiva were to do her thing today in a sports statisic t6at, since TOObad. Improving Walbro But what’s the big deal? * TV perfume commercial, her bareback ride down the Broken contracts are a the end of the National Foot- streets of London wouldn’t merit a second glance. jock tradition, as much a ball League strike, has re- ,,...... part of big-time sports as corded the disappearance of ‘,f ...... I..,...... \ ...... ‘.‘..<...... :$ fans. I mean the no-shows ’...... beer cornniercials. If a lead- :::: ’.*. er of young athletes can’t be who even though they pre- ,*.‘ :*:v sales forecast .. .. viously bought tickets, don’t *a*... The weather trusted to keep his word, no ‘.*. show up at the games. They .... The board of directors of In announcing the fourth creased’ penetration in our one worries about it. Give _. . - _~___ him a fat salary and a five- stay home to demonstrate .. High Low Precipe $$ Walbro Gorp. has $eclared a quarter dividend, Walbro existing markets, as well as how angry they are about Wednesday...... 30 8 ... inroads we have made into year contract anyway, .... -12 i:i: regular fourth quarter divi- President Lambert E. Alt- the strike - angry enough to ::: Thursday...... 25 ..... 12 .... 0 dend of 10 cents per share haver predicted gradually new market areas; we ex- especially if he’s hired by a tax-supported school. It’s waste their money. G Friday...... 32 ..... 22 .... trace payable Jan. 31 to stockhold- improving sales for the com- pect a solid improvement in There is meat satisfaction ::.i Saturday...... 25 ..... 9 .... 0 ?? ers of record Dec. 31. ing year. sales volume beginning OK if the university presi- 177 N. State St. .. ~~ in not putlting your fanny ::::,Sunday...... 26 ..... 10 .... trace The fourth quarter divi- “Sales levels in the first dent is paid less than the (Next to Peoples State Bank) Iiii sometime in the second where your money is. No- iiii Monday...... 13 .... 0 , *:-:*.-. dend continues a five-year quarter Of 1983 are expected football coach, but taxpay- SEE US FOR 29 quarter. As a result, the showing could become fash ::::.... Tuesday ...... 39 ..... 23 .... 0 , ;:::.:.: trend of 10 cent quarterly to remain close to current second half of 1983 looks ers would be embarrassed if YOUR CRAFT SUPPLIES! ionable, especially if it con- Ph. 673-5244 *.-: ’::: dividends. levels. However, due to in- strong for Walbro,” he said. the coach made less than the (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) i$._*_

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In the news last week were an event that has been a a pair of stories that un- tradition there for many, doubtedly pleased all the many years. critics of media that say the What’s more it was done in “good news” is ignored and four days with the coopera- the “bad news” reported. tion of trade unions, inter- ested residents and business The first was the results of Gift CertifiuatesAre Available people. In short everyone, a plea by a Detroit News white and black, pitched in 22 pieces of Body columnist for funds for the to make it a merry Christ- annual Goodfellow Drive for Conditioning Equipment mas for the kids in Bridge- Christmas funds for the port. needy. According to the You’d have to be an awful writer the response was Scrooge not to be lifted by overwhelming. stories like these. And these The second was a national aren’t isolated cases either. TV news report showing the 142 E. Cass City Rd. 872-4050 Time after time folks in cooperation of the entire this community have come town of Bridgeport, Conn., to the aid of stricken that rebuilt a “Christmas neighbors. When a tragedy No. 3331 - Ht. 35” - Hand rubbed NO. 3614 - Ht. 32” - Multicolor house” that was burned by hits here the community No. 1259 - Ht. 31” - Hand antiqued country pine. Satin bronze floral bouquet on hand blown nugold arsonists and replaced de- invariably responds. rubbed antiqued solid country heavily weighted base. Beige nvlon, lustre opal glass. Heavily weighted, The Want Ads Are Newsy Too! stroyed gifts for the poor. It As tough as times are, the pine octagonal font. Antique soft pleated shade. Three way lighting. highly polished brass mounting. made it possible to continue annual United Way drive in brass finished, heavily weighted Eggshell nylon soft pleated shade. Elkland-Novesta Townships base. Scalloped bottom, beige Three way lighting. passed its goal. nylon soft pleated shade. Three It’s human to feel a little self-righteous glow when you help out in cases like SAVE that. Nothing wrong with it, either. Does it make me a Christ- mas grinch to feel that the $50’) IT’S WINTER actions of these good people are a paradox? 59ea. How .lmany of them, I ms~wSAVINGS wonder, would shun a black neighbor if he moved in next - .I1 TIME! door? How many of them cast slurs just because of race? Religion? ARDENS TWO-STAGE Certainly a wide percent- SNO-THRO age including many of the very same persons who dug SALE down with time or money or both to help out at Christ- I mas. # The real truth is that as great as it was for the folks in Bridgeport, Detroit and It’s winter savings time at your Cass City to help out that Ariens dealer on powerful tw doesn’t really touch them stage SnO-Thros! where they live. After Christmas is over Right now. enjoy big savings on each of us will go on doing Ariens Standard, ‘Deluxe,and Pro- No. 5249 No. 5246 whatever it is that we al- Cloud Blue Honey Gold fessional Model SnoThros. from ways do and the plight of the Ht, 2 1 ” - Hand decorated coordi- 2.7hp to 1l.hp. Eight great models folks that received a helping nated floral bouquet on lustre to choose from in all! hand will be forgotten. ,antiqued hand blown opal glass. No. 5257 Ht. 21” - Hand painted It’s much easier to speild a Satin bronze cast metal mounting. white floral decoration on hand NO. 1565 - Ht. 23” - Highly polished Visit your Ariens dealer to get little time or money once in Three way lighting includes a blown topaz crystal glass. Satin brass finished Rochester student’s details about specific savings on selected a while than it is to get night light in base. bronze cast metal mounting. Three lamp. Hand blown opal glass melon SneThro models today! iyolved on a daily basis way lighting includes night light shade. Three way lighting. with moblems that won’t be in bgse. I HEAVY OUTY SAVE $1SOo0 on MODELS REX BINDER SALES 1264 E. Caro Rd. Caro Ph. 673.436; PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1982 CASS CITY, MICHIQLN

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pose threat, farmers told or Christmas I f :I “We must let the 97 per- 2) Farmers should be CANDLEGLOW CASSEROLE cent of the American popu- more aggressive in pointing ‘ 8 to 10 servings lation who don’t farm know out instances of animal 1 package (7 oz.) spinach what we do and how we do abuse to the abusers, “to noodles. cooked and 31 eggscup (8 oz.) small curd . drained 112 cup milk it.” those who have the wrong cottage cheese ., That was the warning Dr. attitude about rela tionships 1 cup diced, cooked Stanley Curtis, professor of between man and animal,’’ turkey. chicken or ham, 1 tablespoon instant animal science at the Uni- The implication was po- optional 1 teaspoonminced onion garlic salt versity of Illinois, had for his tential ammunition for ani- 5 hard-cooked eggs*. mal welfare groups should I sliced 1/2 teaspoon basil leaves. audience of about 400 farm- 2 cups (8 oz.) shredded crushed ers Saturday morning at the be eliminated, lest they mozzarella cheese annual Thumb Agriculture claim abuses are common- , Day at Cass City High place. In greased 12 x 7 112 x 2-inch heat. If necessary, remove pan 3) Farmers must play an baking pan or dish. layer 1/3 of from burner to prevent further School. the noodles. turkey. if desired, boiling. Let eggs stand covered If farmers don’t get their active public relations role at the local level in talking to sliced eggs and mozzarella in the hot water 15 to 17 min- message across, he warned, cheese. Repeat layer‘s twice. Beat utes for Large eggs. (Adjust time non-f armers will increasing- students and others. together 3 eggs, cottage cheese. up or down by about 3 minutes ly believe the message of Curtis pointed out that milk and seasonings until well for each size larger or smaller.) COMPUTERS were a popular attraction at advocates of animal rights, some of the most vocal blended. Pour over layers. Cover Immediately run cold water over Thumb Agriculture Day Saturday. James some of whom believe one animal welfare spokesmen and bake in preheated 350°F. eggs or put them in ice water Earl (in front) of Concord demonstrates use of of those rights should be that have never been on a farm. oven 30 minutes. Uncover and until completely cooled. To the computer he sells, to Jim Bolton of Cass animals won’t be consumed 4) Those in agriculture continue baking until cheese is remove shell, crackle it by tap- must remind themselves lightly browned, 5 to 10 minutes. ping gently all over. Roll egg be- City, president of the Federal Land As- by humans. Bank “We in animal agriculture that they have nothing to be *To hard-cook, put eggs in single tween hands to loosen shell. sociation in Caro. In addition to commercial have nothing to be ashamed ashamed of in terms of how layer in saucepan. Add enough then peel. starting at large end. exhibitors, a Michigan State University farm of. . . though we can always they raise their livestock. tapwatertocomeat least 1 inch Hold egg under running cold COMMON INTEREST -- Dr. Stan Curtis above eggs. Cover and quickly water or dip in bowl of water to, management specialist taught two mini-ses- improve,” he said. (right), who spoke about “animal welfare: an “We were the original ani- sions on farm use of computers. Curtis has studied the mal welfarists.” bring just to boiling. Turn off help ease off shell. animal rights movement in emerging farm issue,” at Thumb Agriculture Europe, where in some Day, talked after his speech with Bay Port hog countries laws have already producer George Swartzendruber. been passed restricting CHOCOLATE-ALMOND YULE LOG Farmer power poultry and livestock prac- 8 to 10 servings tices, and in the United tioned an animal welfare bill ture must get its oar in the ’ 112 cup sugar high speed until foamy. Add 1/Z rolling towel in with cake. Place States. got to its third reading in the water,” advocated Curtis, 1/2 cup water cup of the confectioners’ sugar, 2 wrapped roll seam-side down on lobbying and promoting He added that in Europe, California legislature before who gave some examples Of 6 eggs, separated tablespoons at a time, beating wire rack until cool. about 30 farm products and have the movement is starting farm groups found out about how it is already in the 3/4 teaspoon cream of constantly until whites are minutes. more time to do it than the to meet political resistance. it. water. hrtar glossy and stand in Soft pe.:kS. In Prepare Chocoate Fill and feel they are better than men on the farm, she said. The movement in this The presumably unsuc- More than 30 animal and 1 Cup confectioners’ sugar. Small miXlng bowl, beat egg Frost. Carefully unroll cake, others. All farm groups ~~edShe reminded her mostly country started gathering cessful legislation -- he commodity groups have now divided Yolks at high speed until thick spread with half of frosting. 112 teaspoon vanilla and hnon-colored.about 5 min- (about 1 cup) and rerqll. Place on to cooperate, as well as all male audience -- there were steam in 1975, he said, with -- didn’t say would have agreed to cooperate to ex- 1/Z teaspoon almond efimct components of the fwd in- no more than about 15 the writing of the book, allowed deputized animal in- plain agriculture’s side of Utes. Gradually beat in remaining sewing platter. Spread with re- dustry. women present -- that it is “Animal Liberation,” by 1/4 teaspoon salt sugar until blended. Beat in fla- maining frosting, using small spectors, appointed by local the issue, “something we 1/2 cup ground almonds vdrings and salt. Stir together spatula to create tree bark effect. females who control the Peter Singer, who doesn’t humane associations, to in- couldn’t say three months OPTIMISM 1/4 cup all-purpose flour ground ahonds and flour. Garnish. with sliced almonds. demand €or food and fiber. believe animals should be spect animal farms without ago.” Confectioners‘ sugar Sprinkle over whites. Add beaten cinnamon candies and slices of “If a broad doesn’t want it, used for research or food. a search warrant, . The Wisconsin Agri-Busi- . 1 tablespoon almond- or yolk mixture. Gently. but thor- glace cherries, if desired. Sister Bertels did see get out of business.” Another influence he men- He often spoke about the ness Council rents a booth cherry-flavored liqueur. oughly. fold yolk mixture and some signs for optimism. McDonald’s became a tioned is Dr. Michael Fox, a Humane Society of the each year at the state teach- optional almond mixture into whites. Togetherness is increas- giant in the fast food busi- veterinarian who writes a United States (different ers’ convention to ex- Chocolate FlII and Frost Pour into prepared pan and Chocolate Fill : in€!, especially mergers ness, she offered as an newspaper column about from the American Humane plain agriculture’s position (recipe follows) gently spread evenly. Bake in and Frost among farmer cooperatives. example, because women animals, whom some in the Association). Projected on on various issues, such as OPTIONAL: preheated 400°F. oven until top (makes about 1 314 cups) “I’m not afraid of bigness.” didn’t want to cook any movement consider too the screen behind him was use of chemicals and animal Sliced blanched almonds of cake springs back when lightly Secondly, some cornmod- more. moderate. one of its advertisements : agriculture. Cinnamon candies touched with finger. 10 to 12 CUP milk itY groups are doing a The agricultural spokes- (After his speech, he Green glace cherries minutes. 3 oz. unsweetened “Did you think about the The Iowa Farm Bureau Dust a clean tea towel with “fantastic job” of promoting woman, who has been inter- mentioned that Fox some- steer that meat from your and American Farm Bureau chocolate Lightly grease 5 ’2 X 10 ’2 confectioners*sugar. Loosn cake I/4 CUP butter their products. She men- viewed on the “Today” tele- times eats meat, whereas last hamburger came Federation are both putting 1 -inchjelly roll Pan. Line bottom 3 CUPSconfectioners’ sugar I tioned pork producers as one vision show, closed by re- some animal welfare groups from?’’ out curriculum guides for from sides of pan with spatula with waxed paper and grease and invert onto prepared towel. 1 teaspoon Vanilla example. minding her farm audience won’t even let anyone attend It is advocating a boycott schools. again. Set aside. 112 teaspoon al~ondexme’ ‘ Lastly, women are in- that Adam and Eve were the Carefully pull waxed paper off their meetings if they are of veal (“No veal, no CURTIS FINISHED HIS In small saucepan bring 1/2 bottom of cake. Trim off all In medium saucepan over low’ creasingly being involved in first farmers and they were wearing leather shoes or meal”), which has so far speech with four suggestions CUP sugar and water to boiling. agriculture in an organized kicked off the farm because edges with serrated knife. Stir heat, cook inilk, chocolate and - ’‘ belts. 1 been unsuccessful, Curtis about what farmers and FWhce heat. %l’mer 1 minute. liqueur, if desired, into reserved butter, stirring occasionally.just way, starting with the they couldn’t take a hint. ANIMAL WELFARISTS, said, and has “very biased” farm groups should do: Set aside. sugar syrup. Spoon evenly over until chocolate and butter are ’* formation of Woman for As farmers, she said, Curtis warned, are “adept workbooks being used by 1) “The animal agricul- In large mixing bowl. beat egg bottom surface of cake. Starting melted. Beat in sugar and flavor- .. Survival of Agriculture in . .you’re going to have to politicians.” students in schools. ture issue cannot be taken whites with cream of tartar at from short edge, roll up cake, ings until smooth. a. Michigan in 1969. do a lot more than keep For example, he men- “AN 1 MA I, AGR ICUL- lightly.” Women are interested in away from apples.”

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~~ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PASS ClTY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1982 PAGE FIVE -- ’Pedaling Around LETTERS Last TO gasps I By Mike Eliasohn EDITOR The accident victim is Colleges have also been near death as he is placed in expanding their services the ambulance. and offerings in an effort to Christmas The driver is about to start attract more students. Some- on what will literally be a times they even expand into race for life when the victim, other college’s territories, tour verr with what could be his last Michigan State Univer- d breath, gasps, “St. Mary’s sity, for instance, has a e em Hospital, please. I saw their graduate student facility in cnspcrmg emergency room on tele- Saginaw and another, for vision.” business seminars and the St. Mary’s, which is in like, in, I think, Troy. To the Editor, Saginaw, is one of a few Saginaw Valley State Thank you to all the n the FlirQagi- College’s classes offered at churches that participated naw-Bay ity area that is Cass City High School in the in the Christmas tour Sun- advertising on television. evening and on week ends day afternoon and bravo It is the only one that has is another example of ex- to Joyce Loomis for organ- advertised its emergency pansion. izing the tour. It was a job room. Another has adver- I recently had a conversa- well done. 5sed itself as the friendly tion with a college instructor It was a very inspiring hospital, where all the who was teaching a class afternoon and the sun shone that he doubted really be- nurses cheerfully Say; so brightly that it felt like “Good morning doctor. longs on a college campus. the spirit of Christ was What they say to the patients The reason it is offered, he shining on us as we toured wasn’t recorded, said, was because the sub- CHALK TALK - Shirley Tuckey made a chalk drawing to illustrate the churches, That truly was There have also been ads ject is popular and lots of the story of the birth of Jesus for children and adults who attended the the meaning of Christmas. CHRISTMAS READING -- Joan Merchant promoting a maternity de- students will take the class, Hope it will continue in read the story of Christmas from St. Luke at so for the college, teaching 2:30 program at the Cass City Missionary Church during the Sunday partment, sports medicine Christmas tour of churches. Sherry King used a “flannel gram” to years to come. Trinity United Methodist Church Sunday. It department for those with the subject is a good money was one of seven churches which had a special tennis elbows and joggers’ maker -- much better than illustrate the story at 3:30 and Mary Lou Cooper read it at 4:30. Sincerely, knees and the number of philosophy, for instance. activity during the first Christmas tour of loctors on one hospital’s I suppose one could argue Mr+ and Mrs. Robert churches in CaSS City. staff. the instructor is an elitist Schell . Will some hospital some who feels he knows better Elmwood Road day have the nerve to pro- than does the public what Cass City mote its oncology (cancer) the public should know. department? Some scholars do serious- The reason the hospitals ly argue, to get on a tangent, are advertising on the tube, that the United States is Christmas of course, is money. Hos- falling behind the rest of the pitals need it, like everyone developed world because not THURSDAY thru SUNDAY else, and they don’t make enough persons are learning church tour money if their beds are certain subjects that would DEC. 16=17=18m19- 4 Days Only empty. help us to be more competi- THURSDAY IS “BARGAIN ‘NITE” -- 8:OO on1 Television isn’t the only tive. delightful Friday-Saturday-Sunday...... - .7:30& 9:2 way hospitals promote We Americans expect the themselves. Hills and Dales rest of the world to speak Dear Editor, General Hospital, for in- English because we are too I just wanted to write a stance, periodically sends lazy to study their lang- note thanking all the people THE WORD IS OUT! out its “For Your Good uages. Few colleges and of the churches who took Health” leaflets, which are a even fewer high schools part in honoring Jesus Sun- subtle form of promotion. require learning of a foreign day afternoon. Hospitals are not the only language. Not only did it remind us, institutions advertising Our nation has few experts why we are celebrating these days. Colleges and uni- on the Soviet Union, our big- Christmas but it was a versities are also buying gest enemy, because very delightful way to spend Sun- .elevision time, though not few Americans study Rus- day afternoon. as much as Ollie Fretter. sian. Again the reason is We are falling behind in Thanks again, money. Colleges need it and the sciences and technology it doesn’t cost any more for because comparatively few Ella M. Cumper a professor to teach 30 stu- students want to study math, Cass City dents in a class than it does chemistry, physics, etc. 25. Americans haven’t lost their flair for promotion, Fifth grade however, and these hard Story time economic times have seen CHRISTMAS TREE - Each of the ornaments on the Christmas tre; two ailing industries band at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church has a special religious mean- school holiday together to promote “buy a Tuesday car and get a free airline ing. Kaye Butler (left) and Dale Rae pointed them out Sunday to the SPEC IALS ATU R DAY MATIN EE ticket.” latter’s children, Stephanie, 5, and Jason, 2. The church was one of the play Thursday Rawson , Memorial Li- Doors Open Showtime 2:OO One camera company also stops on the Christmas tour of churches. brary will have a Christmas 1:30 - The fifth grade class of has a promotional tie-in with story time for all children in CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE Peggy Flynn and student an airline. Snake bitten grades K-4, Tuesday at 2 teacher Pat Vollmar will Perhaps hospitals and col- p.m, “MOUNTAIN FAMILY - present a short holiday play, leges will be next. Snakes have an “egg“ tooth Some day soon on televi- Kingston home In addition to stories and I “Long Live Christmas,” which they use to hatch ROBINSON” sion we may hear, “Wave out of their shells. This songs, the film “The 12th about the special things that Send the kiddies to the movies while make up Christmas, this your baby in Community tooth falls off shortly after Day of Christmas,” will be Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Hospital and 18 years from hatching. shown. .. you shop in Cass City. Cass City Intermediate now, he or she will be burns Tuesday 3chool gymnasium. entitled to one semester’s There is no admission free tuition at State Col- charge. lege.” Fire Tuesday afternoon able, He estimated the loss blamed on a faulty electric at about $30,000. heater heavily damaged a Making the fire in the :, :, home in Kingston. large old frame two-story The home on Kingsbury structure hard to extinguish, Street is owned by Richard Phillips said, was that it got Tuinstra. He and his wife a good start before someone 1978 Olds Cutloss Supreme, 2 door, are houseparents at Teen discovered it and it spread 1981 PONbC, Front wheel drive, economy, 4 Ranch and they and their quickly above t.he dropped cyl., 4 speed, one owner. small 8, auto., air, PS, PB, Landau top, 1 SUNDAY till 6:OO ADULTS $1.50 2:30 son live most of the time ceilings and through open owner.#I 44.000 miles. like new. there. spaces. Landau Elkland fire fighters leS0 ‘Ids ** Royal0 1978 CamatW. V8, auto., air, custom paint, roof, 1 owner, 21,000 miles, brand new, No One was home when the brought a pumper, van gas engine, V8. stereo tape, custom wheel. I fire was discovered shortly which carries air tanks, and Starts Friday, Dec. 17 after noon* The ‘*’land air compressor for refilling 1977 Fonl Pinto, 4 cyt., auto., economy. Friday and Saturday feature at: 7:45 & 9:48 Township Fire Department the air tanks, which was 4 door, gas 1977 88, 4 door, royal, V8 engine, Sunday feature at: 3: 10-5:13-7: 16-9: 19 was called to assist at 12:30. towed by the grass fire 1980 Olds 90 Regency, Olds Mondav thru Thursday feature at: 7:25 & 9:28 Kingston Fire Chief Rob- truck. engine, many extras. V-roof, clean car, 1 owner. ert Phillips said Tuinstra Firemen used a lot of air told him that the heat wasn’t bottles for breathing, noted 1980 Chevy Cbevette, 4 hr, economy, 4 1977 Chevy Caprice, 4 dmr, W, air, vinyl on in the house, since no one Phillips, who expressed ap- cyl., 4 spd., 2 tone paint. roof, cruise, one owner. preciation to the Elkland was there, except for the 1977 OMS. 88, 4 door, V8, air, tilt, crbise, electric heater in the laun- department for its assist- 1979 oldt 98 RWOCY,2 door, 1 owner .dry room, which was to keep ance. AM/FM, vinyl Elkland fire fighters miles, diesel, loaded. the pipes from freezing. 1977 Cutiass Supreme, 2 door, v6, auto., PS, The home suffered exten- didn’t finish cleaning up at the Cass City fire hall until 4 1979 HmU‘th h@W, Hatchback, 4 cyl., 4 PB, one owner. sive structural and smoke spd., economy. damage, including damage p.m. 1977 Chevy Nova, 6 c~I.,air, vinyl roof. to the roof, but Phillips Kingston firemen were at 1979 Olds 88 ROY& 4 door, tilt, cruise, air, the‘scene until about 4:W. thought it might be rebuild- stereo, one owner. USED. TRUCKS 1979 Olds cdass s@tt!me, 2 door, air, V8, 1981 % Ton Pickup, 6 cyt., 4 spd., ps, Pillsburr bonds landau roof, one owner. step bumper, radial tires. d 1979 Olds Omega, 4 door, 6 cyt., auto., air, 1981 Chevy % Ton, V8,4 spd., overdrive, PS, by EDC vinyl roof, AMIFM, cruise, one owner. like new, 11,000 miles. approved 1979 Mermty Marquis, 4 door, V8, air, vinyl 1981 Chevy % Ton, 6 CYI., auto., PS, PB, The Cass City Economic the bondholders foreclose on roof, cruise, stereo. AMIFM, cruise, dual tanks. Development Corp. (EDC) the company, thus there is last Wednesday authorized no risk or cost to local 1979 Olds 98 Regency, 4 door, 2 to 1980 Chevy Van, 12.5” WB, 6 CYI., the sale of $300,000in limited taxpayers, choose from, gas engine, loaded, like new. auto., PS, PB, economy. obligation economic bonds Buyers of the bonds don’t by the Pillsbury Co. to help it have to pay tax on the r 1978 Pontiac Grand Pnx, v8, air, two tone 1979 Ford COufkr, 4 CYI.,4 spd., Wonomy, interest, which enables A Don’t miss-our special New Year’s hit finance the purchase of the paint, sharp. former Wickes elevator in Pillsbury to sell the bonds, CHECK OUT OUR TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS! starts Friday, December31st - brand new!’ Cass City. that is, borrow money, at a Pillsbury, based in Minne- lower rate of interest. ‘‘SIX WEEKS” apolis, bought the entire EDCs, authorized by state Stars ... Dudley Moore & Mary Tyler Moore. Wickes Agriculture division law in 1974, can issue bonds in May, which included the to finance industrial or busi- REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEEKEND FOR 2 AT THE VALLEY PLAZA ’ 1983’s First Big Attraction. elevator here. ness projects to create or p-+ Its application to the EDC retain jobs. The latter is the went through various pro- purpose for the Cass City Sat. only, Dec. 18, cedural steps during the bonds. past several months, with The $300,000 apparently the authorization for the sale isn’t the total cost of the of the bonds the last one. elevator purchase, since The next step is for the when Pillsbury first applied company to sell the bonds, to the EDC in March, it said merchants. Show on which it pays all principal it planned to issue $800,000 in e I981 lWtNllElb4 ( LNILJRV FOX a starts at 2:OO. and interest and other costs. bonds to finance the pur- Tf Pillshury ~1’- 1, lilts, chase. CAS CITY, MICHIG~N PAGE SIX CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1982 Marie Snow funeral held Laurie uguin A. Marie Snow, 68, of band owned and operated Six deer-car Imlay City, died Friday at the Mill Creek Golf Course Farm Bureau Henry Ford Hospital in De- since 1964. She was a mem- troit after a long illness. ber of the East Goodland a . She was born March 29, United Methodist Church vice-president 1914, in Argyle Township, Women's Society of Christ- mzstzaps zn area j the daughter of William and ian Service. Pearl Vatter. She married She is survived by her hus- Jack Laurie of Dodge I Road, Cass City, was re- Robert Snow Oct. 31, 1936, in band; two sons, Stacy Snow, Deer hunting season may Crawford Road, at 5:55 p.m. bounced off, spun again, Pnd Pontiac. They had lived in Midland, and Stanley Snow, elected vice-president of the be over except for bow Michigan Farm Bureau Dec. 7, according to Cass the rear end of the car the Imlay City area since Imlay City; two daughters, hunters, but on the high- City police. smacked into the tree. 1942. Mrs. Sharon Kerr. Long Dec. 3 at the reorganization- ways, deer and cars are still a1 meeting of the organiza- At 10:20 p.m, last Thurs- Mrs. Snow and her bus- View, Texas, and 'Sandri tangling, with six such col- OTHER ACCIDENTS day, deputies repoded, Snow, Oakland, Calif.; a tion's 16-member board of lisions having been reported directors . Sherry C. Robles, 31, of 6394 brother, Elwyn Vatter, in the. area in the past Village police arrested River Road, Cass City, was A LITTLE Snover; a sister, Wilma The meeting took place several days. Selma A. Schulz, 49, of 6242 eastbound on Elmwdod CkIRONICLE Groth, Cass City; 10 grand- following the close of the The accidents, reported by River Road, on a charge of Road, east of Ceme9ry children, and one great- MFB's annual meeting in Tuscola County sheriff's operating a vehicle under Road, when she failed tp WANT AD grandchild. Grand Rapids. deputies unless otherwise the influence of liquor after negotiate the right turn ontL Funeral services were Laurie, a dairy farmer, is indicated, were : an accident at 8:05 p.m. last the bridge over the Cass held Monday afternoon at starting his seventh year as Ronald D. Parrish, 37, of Wednesday. River and her car became Barnard Funeral Home, vice-president. 1261 Cemetery Road, De- lodged against the bridge Capac, Rev. Donald Daws of ford, while northbound on They reported her car was guard rail. southbound on Seeger the East Goodland United Also reelected by the Cemetery Road, south of Cass City police reported Methodist Church officiat- Van Allen Road, at 7:30 a.m. Street, south of Third Street, that at a.m. Fricby, board was Elton R. Smith of crossed the centerline and 10:35 ing. Burial was in Lynn Caledonia as president, a Saturday , Ruth M. Peasley, 56, of 7625 Cemetery. John B. Johnson, 24, of collided with the northbound Shabbona Road, Deford, position he has held since vehicle driven by Ellis C. 1964, and Donald Nugent of Caro, while southbound on was backing away from a Karr, 51, of 3508 N. Ceme- Frankfort as the third mem- Cemetery, north of Shab- parking place alongside $he ber of the board's executive bona Road, at 1:05 a.m. tery Road. Pinney State Bank and Saturday, according to Caro Ms. Schulz was later re- backed into a parked Car committee, Smith was re- leased from the county jail Valuable Coupon elected after having been stateRobert police, E. Lefler, 45, of owned by Louis S. Nauk$b. after posting bond. Arraign- Hadley Road, Decker. unanimously nominated by before District Judge 2603 the delegates at the annual 8254 Van Dyke Road, Cass ment At 3p.m. Dec. 7, accordng City, while eastbound on Richard F. Kern is sched- to deputies, Marion M.$il- meeting . uled Monday. $1.00 OFF Laurie was also reelected M-81, east of Schwegler more, 29, of 3382 Pine Street, to the board to represent Road, at 6 p.m. last Thurs- At 10 p.m. Dec. 8, village Kingston, was starting to ' Film Developing 111 District 6, which consists of daye officers said, Rocky L. back out of a parking place i Huron, Tuscola, Sanilac, La- Ray L. Connell, 68, of Dibble, 21, of Caro, was in front of Barden's Hard- li I I il peer, Macomb and St. Clair Deckerville, while east- going to turn right from ware in that community. Counties. bound on Deckerville Road, southbound Seeger onto She turned too sharply and Newly elected to the MFB east of Hurds Cornet. Road, Sixth Street and lost control her car struck the left side of board was Faye Adam of at 11:15 p.m. Wednesday, on the icy pavement. the car parked alongsidr Snover, representing Farm Dec. 8. His car spun around, ran owner of which wa, Bareau Women. Daniel L. Neahusan, 17, of head first into a tree off the unidentified in the police Caro, while westbound on east side of the street, report. M-81, east of Schwegler Road, at 6:05 p.m. Dec. 7, according to Cass City po- KEN HOFMEISTER of Gagetown, lice. Edward J. LaBelle, 40, of School honor Tuscola County Farm Bureau presi- 6793 Third Street, while dent, was one of 512 voting delegates at westbound on M-81, west of Old Wood Drug the Michigan Farm Bureau annual roll released I Tokeep prevent your heatdamper loss# meeting Rev. 30-Dec. 2 in Grand Tell rules closed when you're not Rapids.- (Farm Bureau photo) Following is the Cass City ELEVENTH using the f-ireplace. . dm 1.. High School honor roll for *ordriving the second marking period, Deanna Britton, +Paula which ended Nov. 24. A + Burdon, +Lori Calka, Suzy Inowmobiles indicates all A's. Cotrim, +Barbie Craig, NINTH Christopher Hartwick, Youngsters between ages Paula Herron, Ed Hewitt, 12 and 16 may operate a Debra Cook, Greg Erla, Lorie Hurley, Deanna Nich- snowmobile in Michigan Tracy Grindy, Lori Hart- ols, Deborah Parrott, Gary under only. two circum- wick, Yvette Hurd, +Tam- Perry, Suzy Scollon, Susan stances : my Iseler, Tammy Jantz, Sheldon, Kik Wagg. If they have in their pos- +Sara MacRae, Kerry Mel- session a snowmobile safety lendorf, LuAnne Messing, certificate or if they. are Shelley Nicholas, Andrew TWELFTH under the direct supervision Nichols, +Annette Stach- of a person 18 or older. ura, Julie Sugden. Karen Ballagh, +Tammy Operators between 12 and 16 Connolly, Lee Curtis, Kristy may cross highways or TENTH COX,Paula Ewald, Deborah streets only if they have a Franks, Colleen Janssen, valid snowmobile safety cer- Lisa Benitez, Juanita Elizabeth Johnson, +Mary tificate. Bradley, Catherine Britt, Kappen, Robert Kerbyson, Youngsters under 12 may Nanette Bullock, Gail +Tom Kendall, Mary Kline- not cross streets and high- Evans, Crystal Forster, smith, +Keith Langenburg, ways and may drive snow- Anita Hartwick, Debra Hur- Kay Loomis, Lorraine Mat- mobiles only under the ford, David Janssen, Terri thews, Deb ,Newsome: direct supervision of an Leino, +Carol Lockard, +Rhonda Palmer, Norman adult. +Jeanne Marshall, +An- Peters, Sandy Piaskowski, Safety education classes gela Nieboer, +Andrea Nie- +Chris Polk, +Kathy are offered by volunteer her, Anne Polk, Barbara Pringle, Margaret Remsing, instructors and by dome Root, Dieter Roth, James +Martha Remsing, Edward local sheriff's departments. Schmaltz, +Craig Schuette, Robinson, Susan Stine, Your Department of Natural Becky Severance, Julie Larry Turnbull, +Brian Resources district off ice will Smith, fRhonda Smith. . Wright. have a list of available classes. 4 I Although a certificate is I required only of operators between 12 and 16, safety 1 New books at I education classes are rec- ommended for individuals of any age who are new to the library snowmobiling. 1 There were p deaths in- SPEAKEASY by Nathaniel Benchley (fiction). The most volving snowmobiles during popular speakeasy in New York in the 1920s is the focal point the 1981-82 snow season, 20 for Nathaniel Benchley's new novel. Started as a friendly, during the 1980-81 season family-type club, soon the famous, the infamous, as well as and 28 during the 1979-80 the ordinary folk gather at Nick's . . . a home-away from season. Last winter four of home. Into Nick's in its early days comes a young teetotaler the deaths occurred when named Butterworth, and as the speakeasy grows in size and snowmobiles went through savvy, so does he. , . until one day, a casual conversation a the ice. the bar changes his life forever. Other deaths occurred in accidents involving cars or PROMISES by Catherine Gaskin (fiction). As an abandoned trucks on the highway. child in a turn+f-thecentury English mill town, Lily's Snowmobiles may be oper- future looked bleak. She was too young, and too distraught, ated on the righhf-way of to entertain visions of becoming the mistress of a grand state highways but not on manor, the wife of a dashing war hero and eventually hostess the plowed shoulder except of a glittering salon in America. Yet, the generosity of a to cross a river on a bridge. stranger was to make all this so. State law provides for count- ies to allow snowmobile THE POSITIVE FAMILY by Arvella Schuller (non-fiction ) operation on the right+f- The wife of the famous reverend Dr. Robert Schuller shows way of county roads if the how a positive mental attitude can make all the differdnce county chooses to do so. in family relationships and offers thoughtful, explicit advice All snowmobiles must be on how to give the family top priority in the lives of all its registered except those *members. Included is a chapter on team marriage and a operated exclusively on discussion of how best to meet crisis as a family, as the lands owned or under con- Schullers had to do when their youngest daughter lost a leg trol of the snowmobile owner in a motorcycle accident. or those used entirely in safety education and train- ing programs conducted by certified snowmobile safety instructors. Machines used in special events of limited duration also are excluded from registration requirements, but these events must be prearranged and held under permits issued by the De- partment of Natural Re- sources. Registrations, which can be acquired at your local Secretary of State office, are $15 and are valid for three years from the date of purchase.

BUSINESS CARDS Available 1-Color CASCITY, MICHIGAN PAGE SEVEN CASS CII'Y CHRONICLE- -THURSDAY,DECEMBER I16,1982 Thanks TO Y ou ss .Ci State Ba is celebrating

IOOYears in Cass City Cass City's first bank commemorates its 100th Anniversary and pays special tribute to past and present members of the community and to the past and present members of the Bank's Directors and Staff

who have participated in its progress: * Curtis W. McPhail ...... Founder in I882 Isaac B. Auten, Lemuel C. Blair and John B. Seeley ...... Co-owners, 18954898 Isaac B. Auten and John B. Seeley...... Co-owners, 2898-1905 Isaac B. Auten ...... Sole Proprietor, 1905-1921 (State bank in 1922) Meredith B. Auten ...... Manager and President, 19184968 Frederick B. Auten ...... President, 1966- Directors Staff Isaac B. Auten, 1921-1924 Isaac B. Auten, 1895-1921 Janice Hunt, 1967-1969 Meredith B. Auten, 1921-1982 Meredith B. Auten, 1913-1968 Betty Carmer, 1968-1976 Benjamin F. Benkelman Sr., 1921-1949 Isabelle Mclntyre, 1921-1925 Marion Rabideau, 1969-1972 Earle W. Jones, 1921-1924 George A. Tindale, 1921-1948 Marsha Ball, 1971- Alfred J. Knapp, 1921-1949 Cameron M. Wallace, 1921-1966 Patricia Hunter, 1972-1978 John S. Sandham, 1921-1964 Hester Cathcart, 1926-1934 Mardi Auten, 1973-1975 Jacob H,Striffler, 1921-1922 ' Mylo Ragan, 1929-1931 Brenda LaPeer, 1977-1980 George A. Tindale, 1922-1948 Clark M. Knapp, 1935-1942 JulAnn Auten, 1978-1980 Cameron M. Wallace, 1941-1966 Irene Stafford, 1935-1968 Brenda Hahn, 1978-1980 Frederick B. Auten, 1950- Gertrude Gray, 1942-1970 Georgia Hightower, 1978- Curtis R. Hunt, 1950-1976 Frederick B. Auten, 1949- Jane Peterson, 1978- Benjamin F. Benkelman Jr., 1954-1967 Sherry1 Seeley, 1959- Tammie Root, 1980- Charles S. Auten, 1959- Joan Lindsay, 1964-1966 Karen Schmidt, 1980- Richard W. Wallace, 1967- Arthur R. Randall, 1966- Joan Freiburger, 1980- Arthur R. Randall, 1971- Larry J. Dickinson, 1967- Deborah Mitchell, 1980- Larry J. Dickinson, 1974- Bronislau A. Calka, 1977- Growing With Cass City Capital Account Deposits 1882 $ 25,000.00 $ not available 1891 26,000.00 31,000.00 Our congratulations and appreci- 1901 27,000.00 80,000 00 1911 24,000.00 89,000.00 ation go out to the residents of our

1921 45,000 00 217,000.00 community__ for their continued sup- 1931 62,000.OO 392,000.00 "I 1941 95,000.00 617,000.00 port of our Village; and our hopes 1951 210,000.00 1,837,000.00 are for a happy and prospeyous 1983. 1961 423,000 .OO 3,799,000.00 1971 713,000.00 6,774,000 00 1981 $1,382,000-00 $15,377,000.00 c ass C ity Sta.te Ba Member FDIC Ca.ss Ci tY Phone 872-4338 CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1982 PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN’ Police investigate 3 thefts $2,000 in cash, ,jewels heisted

the taldng of a safe contain- Sun tachometer, ing approximately $2,000 in Value of the stolen items cash and jewelry. and broken window wasn’t Maxine Smith of 6325 Main listed on the police report. Street reported Friday The car was broken into ch of Class In Ubly morning that a small safe between 9 and 11 p.m. had been tJken from an up- Saturday while it was stairs hcdroom of her home parked in the lot of Leach the previous day between 11 and Pine Streets. a.m. and 11 p.m. Dewain Jones of 4182 In addition to the cash, it Pringle Road told police his A contained two rings and one car was entered while it was UBI-Y HEIGHTS” necklace, all with diamonds, parked behind the high a silver coin collection and school from 12:45-1:35 p.m. COIJNTRY CLUB some other silver and some Friday. important papers. Taken were two Clarion Police Chief Gene Wilson speakers, worth $165, a cas- said Tuesday that the value sette box and 85 cassettes, of the items taken, other valued at $8 each. c@ NEW YEARS EVE than the cash, hadn’t been Ralph Retherford of 4646 determined yet. Investiga- Hunt Street told Cass City Under New Management tion is continuing. police Monday afternoon Michael W. Jones of 5676 that someone kicked a dent k- Pringle Road, Decker,, told in the door of his car while it -4- featuring -h==zn village officers late Satur- was parked behind Fort’s day night that the window of store Saturday. The kick his car was broken in order apparently knocked the APPY KNIGHTS” to gain entry to his car. chrome molding off the Taken from it were a door. Great Variety Group Kenwood combination Kathlene E, Eschtruth of Y IK==zzxh-

LIBRARY TREE -- Children such as Kristina Albee (left) and Jackie Younglove helped make ornaments and other decorations Saturday Crash victim $15 PER PERSON afternoon for the tree at Rawson Memorial Library. Children are I Includes Dinner invited to come to the library and make their own ornaments for the with Our Famous Smorgasbord tree, which have their name on it and the name of their favorite book or seeks author. damages 4 Served between 5:30 & 9:30 The Cass City Chamber of the July 4th Festival, which Homemade Onion Rings Strip Steak Shrimp Commerce, the Charmont was located on property take Perch Scallops Deep Fried Smelt and its owner, Clare Com- behind and owned by the ment, are among defendants Charmont. Country Fried Chicken Assorted Vegetables & Potatoes ShrimpFried ClamsA Rice Cass River work in a lawsuit filed by a It further claims that he B-B-Q Ribs 24-Item Salad Bar passenger injured in a July was served despite being Roast Beef Macaroni & Cheese 4, 1981, traffic accident in “visibly intoxicated, which n04 As always Our Own Home Baked Cakes ~ Cheesecakes - Pies Cass City. was a violation of state law. Ji& @ The suit recently filed in A jury trial has been de- to cost $*175,000 Huron County Circuit Court manded. Chappel is repre- seeks “fair and just” dam- sented by Detroit attorney --I Breakfast Served from 12:30 to 2:m a.m I’ ages in excess of the mini- Lisa Gleicher. . y:. Horatio Pardy and Sons of mine what percentage of the G r cc n 1ea f - A ust i n Towns h i p *- at Extra Charge mum jurisdictional limits of VanValkenburgh event line to 115 miles east of the - Snover was awarded the bid costs the benefitting owners, the court, which is $10,000. last Wednesday for excava- townships, county and high- Aust in-M ir,den Township ually pleaded guilty in Tus- Plaintiff is Tim Chappel of cola County District Court to tion, clearing and leveling of way department will pay. line. It is all within the area Huron County, then 18, a 1/2-MILE = from Ray City-Forestville driving under the influence EAST OF UBLY (517) 658-8543 the south fork of the north That is to be completed by passenger in a car driven by of liquor in connection with branch of the Cass River in Dec. 29- Road south two miles. Douglas J. VanValken- the accident and was sent- Austin and Minden Town- The 8.8 miles of drain to be The section of the river, burgh, which at 1:55 a.m. on Armstead said, was first enced to 20 days in jail and ships. cleared runs west from the that day slammed into the one year of probation. The bid was the lowest of established as a drain in rear of a car driven by 11 opened that day, accord- 1902, when it was deepened Christine Buehrly on Main ing to Sanilac County Drain Elkland and widened. and nothing Street. Commissioner Stuart Arm- has been done to it since. She, Van Valkenburgh, steqd, and was about $35,000 tables bid The project this time will Chappel and four other pas- less than the estimate. consist of cleaning the drain sengers in the VanValken- out, clearing thc ditch banks The firm will try to start burgh auto were injured. work immediately, he said, for money and seeding. There will not In addition to the Chamber weather permitting. The be any straightening. of Commerce, Comment, the project must be done by The Elkland Township It was initiated by a Charmont, and C and H Nov. 1, 1983. Board was presented Mon- petition signed by property Lanes (another name for the Total cost of the project, day evening with a request owners who would benefit bowling alley and restau- including the contracted for $6,000 for the Rawson from it and authorized by a rant), the suit names as work plus engineering fees, Memorial Library for 1983. board of determination. defendants VanValkenburgh inspection, restaking and The request, which is for The proposed project cre- and Jeffrey Matelski, owner inspection, will be $175,000. $500more than the township ated “minimal contro- of the car he was driving. 1982 1979 - Armstead said Friday he gave this year, was pre- versy,” according to the It claims that VanValken- Buick Riviera, reduced in price . . $12,995 Ford Pickup clean 6 cyl. overdrive . $4,395 was just starting to deter- sented bv librarv board drain commissioner. burgh, then 21, from Filion, clean, 35,000 miles ... had been a customer in the Chev. Monte Carlo beer tent operated by the 1981 $5,295 Chamber in connection with Chev. Impala 2 dr., sharp...... $4,695 Marda excellent gas mileage...... $4,195 Chev. Y2 ton Pickup IO,OOO miles.. $5,495 Ford T Bird loaded with options.. . $4,695 Buick Regal &&,&@&iIes. $5,495 Mobile home Buick Electra Limited 4 dr., real sharp.. . $9,695 Ford LTD4 dr., black & red...... $4,295 fire cause Chev. Citation 2 dr., 23,000 miles . . $4,895 Chev. ChevettXJeUk WOOmiles,. 1978 unknown $3,295 Chev. Monza automatic...... $2,995 Buick Regal Coupe, It. blue and clean ..... Pontiac Sunbird clean ...... $2,495 Cause of a fire that de- stroyed a mobile home in $7,695 Olds 442 black...... $2,995 northern Kingston Township Plymouth Horizon 4 dr., auto. ....$3,195 early Wednesday morning, Buick Skylark 2 dr...... $3,195 Dec. 8, will remain un- 1980 Buick Regaebk balean... $4,495 known, according to Detec- Pontiac Phoenixs.-Cd)d.. $4,695 tive Ron Phillips of the Tus- Olds Cutlass Cruiser st. Wagon.. . $4,595 cola County Sheriff’s De- Chev. Citation 2 dr., auto...... $4,195 Chev. Pickup ...... $2,595 partment. nice.. There wasn’t enough left Olds Cutlass Supreme ...$6,495 of the home except charred Chev. Citation auto...... $3,395 metal to enable a cause to be Chev. Citation 4 dr., auto...... $3,395 1977 determined, he said. Ford Pinto 3 dr. Runabout...... $1,995 One possibility was elec- Chev. Camaro $5,995 trical, since electricity was Olds Toronado burgandy on white.. $8,495 Chev. Vega St. Wagon ...... $1,595 still on to run the water Chev. Malibu 2 dr., silver, clean.. ..$2,695 pump. The propane tank was empty. 1979 The home was owned by Buick Electra Limited only...... $5,395 1976 Barbara Hetler. The person who was renting it was out of Chev. Impala 4 dr., clean...... $4,695 Pontiac GP 54,000 miles ...... $2,495 state at the time, The fire Olds 88 Royal clean...... $3,995 GMC Short Base Van black., , . . $2,995 was extinguished by Elkland Township fire fighters. Chev. Monte Carl0 dk. blue, reduced.. ... Pontiac VenturaqYTJppJIo0 $4,795 miles...... $2,795 Pontiac GP buckets, one owner ...$5,195 Olds Cutlass Supreme clean 57,000 AMC Spirit auto...... $3,395 miles...... $2,695 SELECTION STATIONERY USED CAR BARGAINS MANY MORE CARS- Ask for SAVE MONEY NOW! AT $UPER $AVINGS!

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Wednesday afternoon. of Cass City and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taschner and Wednesday evening, Dec. Mrs. Nathan Joles of Gage- two other couples attended tJE f '/+> 8, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolsch- town. the Senior Citizens Christ- lager Sr, of Bad Axe visited Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. mas dance at the Fair- their daughter and family, Roy LaFave entertained her grounds Senior Center, Bay the Tom Reehls. They were canasta club and members City. Thursday they at- WIDE SELECTION GIVE THE accompanied by Mr. and tended the Christmas pot- Mrs. Fritz Van Erp of Bad luck dinner of the Union- Axe and all attended the ville-Sebewaing Senior Citi- closing services of a Day of Tschirhart zens Group at the Legion Prayer for Peace at St, Hall, Unionville; 125 mem- Agatha Catholic Church and bers were present. Jewelry the coffee hour following. funeralheld Mr. and Mrs. Kit Ricker Pick From Our Floyd Pray of West and Kit's mother and broth- Branch spent the week end er, Mrs. Emogene Ricker Wide Array - Priced with his daughter and fam- Saturday and Matthew of Owendale, ily, the Fred Sullivans. attended the capping service For Every Budget. Leigh Wilson, son of Mr, at 6:00 wm. Saturday eve- and Mrs. George Wilson, Susan M. (Deachin) ning at Delta College; Sagi- $16 arrived home by plane Sun- Tschirhart, 69, of Ubly, died last Wednesday at Huron naw, when Mrs. John (Dor- day from Grand Canyon, etta Joy) Ricker received Ariz., to spend the holiday Memorial Hospital, Bad Axe, following a long illness. her nurses cap. They cele- season until Jan. 4 with his brated with dinner at Sulli- family. She was born June 2, 1913, in Bingham Township, the vans, Saginaw; after the Mrs. George (Glenda 1 ceremony. Wilson directed a cantata at daughter of Frank X. and Theresa (Gwisdalla) Glaza. Mrs. Lambert (Harriet) the Sunday services at Kuhr entered Hills and I Susan Glaza and Robert J. Salem Methodist Church, Deachin were married June Dales Hospital Monday Cass City. afternoon where she under- 18,1934 at St. John's Catholic Mrs. Lloyd (Liz) Kretz- went surgery Tuesday schmer of Owendale suf- Church, Ubly. He preceded morning. her in death in May, 1958. fered a broken leg in a fall on Saturday evening, Paul the ice while in Cass City She married Reynold J. and Barb Burdon, Mike and Thursday. Mrs. Andy (Liz) Tschirhart May 6, 1967 at St. Diane Lowe, MM. Downing, Szidik, also of Owendale, John's Catholic Church. M.E. Gratly, Joe Wald and suffered a broken arm in a She was a parishioner at Pat, and Harry and Gen 30 Bows St. John's Catholic Church, .-om. - fall at her home a few weeks Kehoe met for dinner at the electronic flash and automatic film advance. ago. Ubly, and a former officer in the church's Altar Society West Bank Restaurant, ZJ$-- 230 Pieces Bill pnd Valerie Downing Saginaw. It was a combina- ?Xi bad an early Christmas cele- and Christian Mothers .So- tion Christmas and retire- ciety. $159 88' $ration when they enter- ment dinner as the Kehoes Mrs. Tschirhart was a 48- ki dtained Vqerie's family, the will retire soon, Harry from 3 l year member and 1981 Farm Bureau Services Dec. beerings, for Sunday din- chairperson the Bingham tJt$ of 31 and Gen from the postal Home Extension Study service in 1983. $@ Group, secretary of the Ubly ;Jg Would help Wendell and Willa Birch of Senior Citizens Club and a Bay City were callers at the $4 you a former clerk at Glass Fash- Harry Kehoe home Sunday provide with ions, Bad Axe. $16 ygular monthly Surviving are her hus- afternoon. f& Hazen Parker is a patient L Xmas band, Reynold; one daugh- at St. Luke's Hospital, Sagi- ter, Mrs. Gil (Jean) Maur- naw, where he underwent E::e$Ekd? er, Elkton; three sons, Rob- surgery last week. Wrap Ernest A. feichman Jr. ert D. Deachin and Ronald C. Deachin, both of Lake 24 6529 Main St. STUDY CLUB $299 100 Orion, and Staff Sgt. Carey Exp. , Reg.$3.79 Cass City, Mich. D. Deachin, MacDill Air Sq. Ft. Phone 872-3388 Force Base, Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. Grover Laurie enter- nine grandchildren; three tained the Gagetown Wo- brothers, Stanley Glaza, men's Study Club Dec. 6 John Glaza and Edward with 12 members present. Glaza, all of Ubly, and four The program was the $239 sisters, Mrs. John (Mildred) reading of two Christmas Antos, Utica,, Mrs. Felix stories by Mrs. Laurie and t Delores) Dapkus, Canton, the singing of carols by the Reg. Mrs. Ambrose (Margaret 1 group. KODACOLOR If Film $4.95 Chinoski, Parisville, and F* 110 Size Exp. 24 Mrs. Ronald (Genevieve 1 Reward paid RC& See me about Gorang, Modesta, Calif. CANDTES Funeral services were State Farm held Saturday morning at St. $3.40Reg. $307 d isa bili t y income John's Catholic Church, Russell Stover Candies wraps up the finest chocolates and Ubly, Rev. Julius Spleet insurance. officiating. Burial was in the butter bons in colorful New gift wraps. Let us help you church cemetery. The Sanilac County Road say it sweetly this holiday season with a gift of good taste. A rosary was offered Commission has given a $200 Thursday evening at Zinger- reward, split among three Smigielski Funeral Home, persons, whose information Assorted Chocolates 1 lb., 2 lb., 3 lb. & 5 Ib. is there. IHIUIANCI Ubly, by the Christian Moth- given to the sheriff's depart- (open box shown) ers. A parish wake service ment led to the conviction of Slate Farm Mutual was conducted there Friday a person for damaging road Automobile Insurance Company Chocolate Covered Nuts 1 lb. & 2 lb. Home Oflice Bloominglon. Illinois evening by ,Father Spleet. signs. The Road Commission, Especially For You 2% lb. Engineer-Manager Jack Kineman explained, has a standing policy of a $200 rewardto-persons who fur- Outdoor nish information leading to the arrest and conviction of Xmas anyone destroying road FOR A signs or other road agency Lights e property. Information furnished by wws the three persons, whose $7-19 STIHK w names are being kept anony- * mous, resulted in the event- Reg. $1 3.95 ual conviction of Paul G. Dybilas of 4320 Holbrook Road, Ubly, for malicious destruction of property for damaging road signs July 4 along Germania Road be- OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS tween Cumber and Holbrook 1 I Roads. E)@?4*5 He was sentenced to 10 CJbz days in jail and ordered to $a6 pay $200 restitution. ytf. Free -IVIS Register for Free Weekend for The Stihl chain saw ou get this Christmas to cut the Yule log and keep thk woodpile stocked will be doing the ZI~x 2 at Valley Plaza same job next year, and the next, and the next.. . it's the .': Gift Wrapping s IM u L'AT ED pQ best gift you could get. 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Engine Repair OR 2-COLOR zJf?It$ 6534 Koch Rd., Cass City Cass City $Xi-0 Coach Light Pharmacy Phone 7- 872-5300 Chronicle 4t.: bJfi Cass City We Have Smurfs Phone 872-361 3 PAGE TEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1982 CASCITY, MICHIGAN Hawks-needwin in first home

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Maybe the friendly con- since the opening basket of free throws by Meininger BAD AXE GAME enough to keep the Hatchets Hawks moved to witnin two fines of its home gym Friday the game. closed the gap in the final from forging in front, 19-18, points three times only to when Sandusky comes to The Hawks ended the half seconds but there wasn’t Wayne Copeland, new atminutes. the end of the first eight fall back. With 66 seconds town for a Thumb B Associ- ahead, 26-23, mainly through enough time left on the clock head coach at Bad Axe, said left the score was 55-53. ation clash will be the tonic a fast break down the floor to win it. before the game that his That rally continued into Terry Pangborn was fouled that the Cass City Red led by John Meininger. The team was ready to take on the fatal second period and and the steady senior calmly Hawks need to start win- big center scored 15 points in highly favored visiting Cass with 3:57 left, Cass City made both ends of the one ning, Meininger scored 26 points City Friday night and he trailed, 28-23. and one to move the margin the first two quarters. for Cass City and Rick The Hawks lost to the USA Things looked bright for proved t3 be a prophet. The That set the stage for a back to four points. Patriots Tuesday night when Pobanz netted 10. For USA Hatchets jumped out in front blistering Hatchet attack With 18 seconds left the Hawk followers immediate- Simmet netted 16 and they went stone cold dead in ly after the intermission. Kirk in the first half and hdd on and when the smoke cleared Hatchets clung to a three- the last quarter and a half to Scharich scored 14, mostly for a 57-56 decision. at the half, Bad Axe had a point lead and Meininger’s Cass City came roaring out in the last half. blow a 10-point lead and lose and quickly boosted its mar- Actually it was the second commanding 38-25 lead. basket as time ran out just quarter that spelled disaster made the margin closer. 53-50. gin. With some crisp passes JV LOSES It was the third defeat in and close in shots, the for Cass City. Using a fast Whatever Coach Ron For Cass City, Meininger four road games for Cass break that was beating the Nurnberger said to his was the offensive show with Hawks were ahead 36-28 The Patriots made it a City which has yet to per- with a little over half the Hawks down the floor and a charges at the half must 25 points and the bulk of the clean sweep with a 45-38 pressing defense that caused have had an effect. With a rebounds. For Bad Axe, form in front of the home quarter gone, decision in the preliminary. folks. several turnovers, Bad Axe tightened defense and good Pangborn netted 13, Dave Right here Cass City went ball handling Cass City Cass City had trouble stone cold dead. By the time spurted from behind to take Schmitt collected 14 and CassCity FG FT PTS the lead. cashed three unanswered. Mike Epperson scored 12 early in the first quarter as the quarter ended USA had Pobanz 3 4-6 10 baskets to move back into 38-36. Early in the first quarter points. the Patriots’ full court press forged in front, Meininger . 11 4-8 “26 caused numerous turnovers. behind some good *shooting the game. The Hawks kept With 6:07 left in the game Langenburg 2 2-3 6 piugging away during the The Hawks fell behind 15-10 the Patriots widened the by guards Bryan Beecher JV WINS ‘ Lapp 3 2-2 8 period and u9th 2:48 left with two minutes left in the margin to 44-38 behind the and ,Joe Langenburg, Cass City spurted to a six-point trailed by just three poir:s, The Cass City Junior Var- period. ball handling and outside 19 12-20 50 The team ,adjusted and shooting of Dave Simmet. lead. 42-39. sity reversed the role of the varsity. Behind by two came roaring back to close The Patriots continued to USA FT PTS John Meininger helped in FG That’s when Bad Axe stif- points with 20 seconds left, within a point at the quart- pour it on, outrebounding Scharich 6 2-3 14 that spurt and kept Cass City JOE LANGENBURG made a crisp in the game when the Hatch- fened and started trading the young Hawks rallied to er, 15-14. and outplaying Cass City. Majeski 2- 4 ‘baskets with Cass City. In pass in the second quarter that re- Cass City finally tied the The lead stretched to 10 8 ets rallied with eight quick pull out a 58-54 decision. * Ewald 4- the crucial fourth period the sulted in a Hawk score but bright spots game for the first time with points with about two min- Simmet 8 - 16 points. But that wasn’t were few as USA rallikd to overpower 6:58 left and stayed on the utes left and the winners just Neuman 4 2-3 10 heels of USA until midway in coasted in after that. Zimmer - 1-2 1 the Hawks Tuesday. the period when coach Ron The game was not as close

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Owen-Gage proved no and Dan Glidden contri- It looks as if a repeat Of up its first victory of the Elkton. rugged defensive and insiae match for the visiting buted 10. last year’s battle for the title year with a 68-55 decision In the nightcap Colwood game to outscore Charmont Eagles Friday night, as it Jerry Allard led Decker- in the Cass City BasketbaU over Elk ton. Bar stayed undefeated with in every quarter. The win- opened its North Central ville with 19 points, followed League will be waged again It was close all the way. At a 78-54 decision over Char- ners led 18-14 at the end of Thumb D Leagbe schedule by Tim Decker with 15 and this season. the end of the first quarter mont. The Bar five used a the first quarter then rallied with a 62-42 loss. Kyle Bowling and Steve After two weeks of compe- the game was knotted: balanced attack to over- to decide the game with a ’ Deckerville pulled out to a Ernst each with 10, tition, two teams, Colwood 16-all. At the half, Mc- come the scoring efforts of 38-24 advantage by halftime. 20-6 lead by the end of the The team sank 20 field Bar and Shetler’s, are un- Mahan’s jumped in front Todd Comment for Char- Standings : first quarter and was never goals and tossed in 22 of 33 defeated. 34-31 only to have Elkton tie mont. Comment scored 29 headed after that. free throws, 67 percent. Colwood Bar, last year’s it all going into the last points, but it wasn’t enough WL Owen-Gage did pull to Deckerville won the junior champions, notched its third quarter, 47-47. as Dennis Dunkel, 18, A.J. Colwood Bar 30 within nine points midway varsity game, 55-47. win of the season behind A last quarter surge won it Strieter, 17, and Keith Striet- Shetlers 20 through the fourth quarter, Score by quarters: Tom Koch’s 26 points, for McMahan’s. Dave *er, 14, paced the winners‘ McMahan’s 11 but then 6-4 Stan Andrakow- Wednesday, Dec. 8, enabling Doerr, 22 points, and Mike attack. Rusty Hoag scored Holmes&Walpole 1 1 icz and 6-2 Mike Powell D 20 13 11 18 62 the Bar five to coast past Stec, 13 points, led the win- 10 for the losers. Charmont 11 fouled out and the Eagles 0-G 6 14 10 12 42 Erla’s, 94-75. ners while Jim Schramski, Colwood went in front in Elkton Merch. 02 widened their lead again. The winners jumped out in 14, and Jim Quinn, 12, led the first quarter with a Erla’s 03 The Bulldogs had trouble TUESDAY GAME front, 18-10, in the ‘first penetrating the Eagle de- quarter and pulled steadily fense as well as getting the farther ahead throughout ball through the hoop and Carsonville-Port Sanilac defeated visiting Owen- the game, only managed seventeen Besides Koch, Mark Gain- Bowling Gage Tuesday night, 55-35. field goals for the evening. forth, 13, and Brent Mowry, Give A Gift that At the charity line, they sank The Bulldogs host North Huron Friday and are at 12, were in double figures for will be remembered all eight of 22 shots, 36 percent. Colwood. Leading all scor- SUNDAY SUNDAY year long! !! Andrakowicz and Alan Le- Ubly in a non-league game Tuesday. ers was Ken Pichla, 28 NO ROLLERS “A” NO Dec.ROLLERS 12,1982 “B” Valley each scored 11 points points, while Roy Calahan, Dec. 12,1982 m=-rn==---n-= 20, and Paul Battel, 16, were also in double figures. TNT 19 VanKruse Neils Farms 21 Shetler’s kept its record Chicks & Roosters 18 17 % BIGELOW UP AND AT ’EM - Dan Glidden flies past a perfect in the nightcap with Marksmen Deckerville player Friday night as he heads 17 The Gamblers 16 I 1 an easy 71-59 decision over Road Runners 15 Francis Builders 16 i HARDWARE I toward the basket. Owen-Gage lost, 62-42. Holmes & Walpole. The win- D. J.’s 15 Cass Tavern 16 Sharon & Mike Shett, Owner ners broke open a tight No Names 14 Here’s the secret-give a I Muldoos 15% gift subscription of this game in the-second quarter Beep Beeps 14 The Neighbors 14 newspaper to your special Elect Richards to after the Lawyers trailed by RustyTMMBITICC Caps 14 Cussin Cousins 13 friends. We provide a color- I Christmas i just three points after the 12 Rich Disposal 12 ful gift card to meet any I Tree Stands I first 10 minutes. River Rats 12 Bom bers 11 special occasion announ- But in the fatal second LPac and People S 10 4of us 8 cing you as the giver. Now I I Michigan council Shetler’s roared to a 21-7 8 Rollons 8 you don’t have to worry lead and that was the ball about shopping for a hard Russell L. Richards, were held recently and se- to find gift for that special game. Holmes ti Walpole did Men’s High Series: A, Men’s High Series: G. person to enjoy. Come by principal at Cass City High lected Richards to be the cut the deficit by three Seurynck 553, D. Miller 545, Lapp 578, 0. Pierce 531. I GREAT SELECTION AND School, and Robert J. Wil- our office or call today for 4 LOWER PRICES TO YOU. representative for class C points in the last two quart- J. Fox 541, B. Dunn 524. Men’s High Game: G. specific details on this con- I liams, principal at Big Rap- and D schools in the north- ers but that was too little, too t, Men’s High Games: A. Lapp__ 204-202. venien exciting gift ! I ”PROUO OF THE PEOPLE WE SERVE AND ids High School, are the ern section of the lower late. Seurynck 201, J. Fox 201. PROUD OF THE SERVICE WE SUPPLY” newest members of the peninsula, including the Leading Shetler’s were Women’s High Series: G. Women’s High Series: L. 6549 MAIN CASS CITY Michigan High School Ath- Thumb area. Williams will Ross Voelker, 22 points; Corcoran 500. Kruse 533. letic Association Represent- represent class A and B Jack Paul, 11, and Paul Women’s High Game: Y. Women’s High Game: L. CASS CITY I atbe Council, Inc. Elections schools in the same area. Kruse 188, 87212245 Beachy, 10 points. Ken Mar- Sherman 193. 111-m=11mD1- tin scored 21 and Rick High Team Series: Chicks High Team Series: The CHRONICLE Tuckey, 17, for the losers. and Roosters 1829. Neighbors 1995. Phone 872-2010 In the first game Monday, High Team Game: Chicks High Team Game: The EVERY TlRE LlmD Dec. 6. McMahan’s chalked and Roosters 657. Neighbors 669. FOLLOW THE HAWKS! BASKETBALL ‘ -Step Up To Goodyear And AT HOME cas)\ In On he Savings!I Red Hawks

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Fuelgas of Cass City IGA I Schneeberger’s TV Phone 872-2161 Foodliner Appliance, Furniture 4 miles E. of Cass City at corner of M-81 &I M-53. Phone.872-2645 Phone 872-2696 3ach Light Pharmacy Mutual Savings Thumb Phone 872-3613 & Loan National Bank ,480 Main Cass City Phone 872-21 05 Phone 872-431 1 Osentoski Realty Kritzmans’, Inc. Village , fk Auctioneering Service Center Phone 872-4377 Phone 872-3470 6501 Main Cass City Phone 872-3850 Crof tClara Rabideau Motors Inc. CorporationWalbro Lumber, Inc. Farm Division Phone 872-2616 Phone 872-2141 6080 Cass City Rd- Cass City Phone 872-2 1 3 1

Erla’s Food Randalls Shoes Ken Martin Electric, Inc. Center Phone 872-5381 Phone 872-41 14 Phone 872-2191 6439 MainSt Cass City -I__ -- .. Pizza Villa Ouvry Chevrolet Phone 872-4440 Olds, Inc. 6528 Main St , Cass Clty 7184 Nit2 St , Pigeon 3637 Main Cass City I Phone 872-5084 Phone 453-3531 Phone 872-4301 CASCITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY,DECEMBER 16,1982 Five plead guilty Monday USE LOWCOST CLASSIFIED ADS

Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 15 words or less, $1.00 each Automotive 1 insertion; additional words 5 in Tuscola Circuit Court cents each. Three weeks for FOR SALE - 1981 Monte the price of two - cash rate. Carlo, 2-tone green, AM-FM, driving with license sus- Five persons pleaded rent address unavailable, 24. Bond was continued. Save money by enclosing cruise, tilt wheel. . Need to pleaded guilty to violating Jerry L. Franz, 20, of 3854 pended or revoked Nov. 29 in cash with mail orders. Rates sell. Call 872-2080. 1-12-16-3 guilty to various charges Elkland Township. for display want ad on when they appeared Monday probation by having failed to Hanes Road, Vassar, report to his probation of- pleaded guilty to uttering Judge Richard F. Kern ac- application. 1981 CUTLASS Supreme, before Tuscola County Cir- cepted his plea and fined coffeemaker 1-5 cud size. cuit Judge Patrick R. Jos- ficer since Nov. 15. and publishing a check for low mileage, excellent con- CHRISTMAS SPECIALS - His plea was accepted and $25 at a Vassar service him $47, plus $53 court costs. dition. Call 872-4438 after Call 872-4709. 2-12-16”1 Stanley Home Products. buv lyn e Automotive sentencing scheduled Jan. station July 25. He is to be on probation until I 1 5:OO. 1-12-9-3 James R. Compo Jr., 21, of the fine and costs are paid, 3540 E. Cass City Road, Cass 10. Bond was set at $5,000 His plea was accepted and 1976 OLDS Cutlass Supreme cash or surety. sentencing scheduled March to a raximum of one year. station wagon, new shocks, City, pleaded guilty to lar- Liuda Kay Vining, 18, of FOR SALE - 1969 Internat- ceny in a building, to steal- John P. Dykes, 17, of 508 7, Bond was continued. muffler, good tires, High ional Scout FWD, rnechan- E. Frank Street, Caro, Evelyn P. Reynolds, 33, of 4085 Germania Road, Snov- mileage, but great shape, XMAS TREES FOR SALE - ing money from an office- er, pleaded guilty Dec. 7 to ically sound, $1,oOO or best FOR SALE - selfcleaning shop building on Dutcher pleaded guilty to breaking Adrian, pleaded guilty to $1,300. Phone 872-4429. offer. Phone 872-3117. Scotch I Pine, Norway, and entering an unoccupied impaired driving Nov. 19 in electric range ; Whirlpool Road, Caro, Nov. 21, 1981. uttering and publishing a 1-12-9-3 1-12-9-3 built-in dishwasher. Best Spruce, all sizes. 2 miles dwelling, a garage on Riley check for $355 Aug. 30 at the Cass City. west, 11/2 north of Snover on His plea was accepted and Her plea was accepted and offer.Call 872-4218. 2-12-2-3 sentencing scheduled in Road, Caro, July 5. American Home Bank in FOR SALE - ’73 Cutlass, 350, Germania Rd. Phone 313- His plea was accepted and Unionville. she was fined $100, assessed 672-9398. Don Coller. 2-12-2-3 April. automatic, good condition; FOR SALE - 1976 Corvette, FOR SALE - Radiant 10 sentencing scheduled Jan. Her plea was accepted and $200 court costs, placed on Knight piano, good condi- Ronald R. Clyne,-. 23, cur- loaded, T top, excellent Kero-Sun portable heater, one year probation and is to tion, Phone 872-5158. 1-12-9-3 STRAW FOR SALE - phone ...... ~.,.,~,...,.....~-. sentencing scheduled Jan. attend alcohol education shape. Buy style and qual- gallon can and pump. Used ...... 17. Bond was continued. ity. Only $8,200.00 Call very little. $165. Call 8724715, 3675 E. Care Road, classes. She Is not to drive Cass City, Mi., Robert Wood. for 30 days. FOR SALE - 1970 Ford 1-ton 872-4244 after 6:OO p.m. 872-3256. 2-12-2-3 DISTRICT COURT truck, flat bed, 4 speed, 360 1-11-24-4 2-12-16-1n Your Neighbor says Tammy L. Connolly, 17, of NADARA’S 6636 Kelly Road, Cass City, engine. Will haul 4 face v Y Paul Dybilas, 19, of 4320 cords of wood. 89,000 miles. FOR SALE - 2 G78-14 Snow Holbrook Road. Ublv- pleaded guilty Nov. 29 to f General I tires. Call 313-672-9872. - --g, $1200. Call after 5 - 872-3842. larceny ufider $100, to taking Fresh Cut 2- 12-16-3 pleaded guilty Monday io a check belonging to Janice 1- 12-2-3 I MerchandiseI MX isn’t answer Burnette in Cass City on or FOR SALE - ,First and CHRISTMAS GIFT SALE - 1975 Olds Christmas Trees about Oct. 12. FOR second cutting alfalfa hay. SUGGESTIONS Judge Kern accepted her Cutlass Supreme, 2 door, 350 Call 872-3036. 2-12-9-3 FROM RICHARD’S Mallory plea and delayed sentencing engine, AM-FM 8 track, COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE to world peace until Nov. 14, 1983. She was bucket swivel seats, auto- WHITE SPRUCE AND 22 cu. ft. Admiral refrigerator 1 FOR SALE - 1st cutting hay refreshment center with assessed $100 court costs. matic console, cruise, tilt, $1.50 bale, second cutting SCOTCH PINE ’ high mileage but doesn’t use chilled water and ice cubes The debate in Congress change programs and meet- funeral this hay $2.00 bale. While supply over the future of the MX ings of citizens of the two oil. $875. Call after 5 - lasts, Call 683-2749 or 683- missile continues, even countries, trade to help fill 872-3842. 1-12-2-3 2998. 2- 12-16-3 though the House of Repre- each other’s needs and hav- Thursday Criminal - 1976 250 sentatives last week voted to ing their leaders discuss how FOR SALE Ford FOR SALE - Philco side by delete almost $1 billion in they can help each other’s Eva Pearl Mallory, 85, of 4x4 with snowblade. Call TV-APPLI ANCE complaints 872-5105. 1-12-2-3 side refrigerator-freezer + FOR SALE - lump Coal by AND first-year production funds country “and forget about Cass City died Monday at Must be seen to be appreci- SOUND ROOM the Tuscola County Medical tne ton. Phone Bad Axe Cass City, phone 872-2930 for the missile. tearing the place apart.” ated, $200; small chest 4907 Care Facility in Car0 after a SALE - 1979 Chevy 269-7678. 2- 12-16-2 2-12-9-2 Opposition centers arolind Hoffman, of N. Ceme- total 642 FOR freezer - best offer; the $26 billion total cost Of tery Road, Cass City, retired long illness, short box, stepside, Scotts- Gambles 22-inch push the project and President a year ago from a career of She was born Oct. 12, 1897, The Tuscola County Sher- dale, loaded, excellent con- mower, new this year; 2 fuel Reagan’s “dense pack” plan managing various grain ele- in Novesta Township, the iff’s Department received dition, must sell. Call barrels on high stands with daughter of Frank and Cora 8724534 after 6:30. to put all the MX missiles in vators and for the last 642 calls regarding criminal nozzle - best offer. Call - -.-. - - underground silos in Wyom- three years, managing the (Bartlett) Deneen. 1-12-9-3 heavyweight, a real buy: matters in November, a 872-2284I 2-12-16-1 DOILIES FOR SALE - ing , statewide warehouse for a Miss Deneen married Jem slight drop from the 687 Also living room upholstered Mallory Sept. 20, 1918, in FOR SALE - 1974 Impala, Crocheted baby sets, pil- “I don’t think that’s the manufacturer of farm recorded in October. FOR SALE - L78-15 snow lows, pot holdek-s, doilies chair, good condition, $40.00 way to go,” is Barney Hoff- chemicals. Now semi-re- Caro. They made their home The greatest number, 214, good condition, $700. Call tires and 700-13. Phone and s-ft, liquid electric one- man’s opinion of the MX, tired, he is the manager of in Cass City. He died Feb. 4, 872-3614 or 673-2499. 1-12-9-3 and. more -ready for Christ- concerned traffic matters 872-3932. 2-12-2-3 mas giving. Reasonably room heater, like new. “1 think they’re ade- the Northwood Heights 1964. (reports of drunk drivers, Bruce Holcomb, 4123 !keg- quate,” he said of our na- Apa tments. Mrs. Mallory is survived priced. Starts now, runs i reckless driving, etc.), fol- HAY FOR SALE - until 22nd. Open evenings er, phone 872-3835. 2-12-16-1 tion’s present ‘defenses. by three sons, Orville Mal- lowed by vandalism, 60; Bean 683-2749 or 683-2998. 2-12-2-Pho? lory and Richard Mallory, Dry also - come look. 5186 Bay “The bombs we have can game law violations, 52; lar- City-Forestville Rd., Cass FOR SALE - hardwood, blow up everything. I think both of Cass City, and James . cenies, 48, and domestic XMAS TREES $25.00 face cord, split and Mallory, Kingston ; three City, or phone 658-8351. it’s ridiculous.” problems, 45. production 2-12-16-1 delivered. Phone 872-4522 or Furthermore, Hoffman daughters, Mrs. RobGrt Sixtyeight persons were White and Blue 872-3923. 2- 12-1 6-6 doesn’t feel the Soviet Union (Dorothy) McLellan, Au- arrested by deputies last Spruce & Scotch will launch an attack against burn, and Mrs. James month, cJf whom 32 were for increases Pine GAS WATER HEATERS - , the United States. “I don’t (Wilma) McLellan and traffic related violations Dry edible bean produc- Cut fresh daily CHECK YOUR 3O-gallonwith P and size, T valve. glass Now lined on think Russia wants any kind Marjorie Mallory, both of (Mostly drunk driving) and Cass City; two sisters, Mrs. tion in Michigan during 1982 Also have some Scotch Pine milessale ateast Fuelgas, of Cass Inc. City. 4 of a war.” six each for family offenses totaled 7.4 million hundred- “Psychologically, I think Leo Kirkpatrick, Cass City, and larceny. at economy prices of and Mrs. Anna McComb, weight (cwt.), 3 percent $2.00 & $3.00 CHRISTMAS Phone 872-2161. 2-7-16-tf they have more fear of us A total of 340 traffic tickets above ’last year. LIST.. Call 665-2501 -- than we do of them.” Caro; 14 grandchildren, and were issued, including 143 Favorable weather during 24 great-grandchildren, One Give a year’s subscription What is the best way to for speeding and 52 for most of September and From Cass City, 5 miles ensure peace between the sister and one brother pre- defective equipment. October enabled growers to west and 2% north on Green United States and the Soviet ceded her in death. Patrol cars were driven Rd. to the Chronicle harvest an excellent quality Tables - Chairs Union? “I think if we bom- Funeral services will be 47,560 miles in November crop of beans, according to 2-12-9-2 barded them with Christian conducted at 1 p.m. this and consumed 4,092.3 gal- Free Gift card mailed Roasters the Michigan Agricultural PunchBowls teaching and more ‘love thy Thursday at Little’s Funeral lons of gasoline (11.62 miles Reporting Service. FOR SALE - Pentax KlOOO 2-11-4-tf 1 neighbor,’ that would be the Home, Cass City, with Rev. per gallon 1. camera, ladies’ skis, boots, Salad Bowls Harvested acreage during And CoffeeParty Dispensables Pots best way,” he responded. Eldred Kelley of the Salem The county jail received 1982 totaled 550,000 acres, 7 size 7% Shabbona area. Call all United Methodist Church of FOR SALE - Pair of blue- Hoffman would bring that 174 inmates, of whom 19 percent below 1981. Average 313-672-9396. 2-12-9-3 green plaid wing chairs, all

Cass City officiating. ~ about through more ex- were female, and released yields for all dry beans at wool bholstery and wood I at Burial will be in Elkland 177. 1,350 pounds per acre were NEW AND USED toys, Township Cemetery. maple-?one &in. round Cass City police made up sharply from last year’s kitchen items, afghans and table and 4 mates chairs. seven arrests in November, yield of 1,220 pounds other crafts in The Second 673-5578 per Phone 665-2221. 2-12-2-3n CaroRental2-11-24-6 four for traffic related of- acre, Story Shop, over Old Wood I fenses and one each for Navy bean production at Drug. Open during store FOR SALE - Used commer- ’ Find The Service Or Product larceny, liquor law violation over 6.1 million cwt. was up hours. 2-12-16-3 cia1 store Christmas decora- FOR RENT - new - electric and assault. 51 percent from last season. tions, $1.00 each. Coach or manual typewriters by You Need In This.. . . . Kingston police made one This year’s large navy bean MAGIC CHEF - Automatic Light Pharmacy, phone the week or month. Also arrest for a liquor violation crop is attributed to an in- washers and gas dryers - 872-3613. 2-12-2-3 leave your typewriters and I and one for uttering and crease in harvested acreage new on sale at Fuelgas of other office equipment at publishing. of 23 percent combined with Cass City. Phone 872-2161. our store for repair. Used 1-SERVICE DIRECTORY~Car0 state police arrested higher yields that averaged 2-4-8-tf Coal and Wood typewriters for sale. Mc- 13 persons, of whom nine 1,350 pounds per acre. ~ Heaters and Conkey Jewelry. 2-4-6-tf were for traffic violations. The lack of an export The number of respective market for black turtle and Nadara’s Fireplaces (Household Sale4 Ford. .. Better Ideas McCuI h Chainsaw 24-HR. SERVICE complaints from and acci- pinto beans dropped output Grave Blankets All sizes and styles For The American Road loc dents in area townships and to pre-1980 levels. Produc- 3 sizes HOT WATEK HEATERS 3 FAMILY RUMMAGE - GEIGER-HUNT Sales & Service villages last month were: tion of kidney beans in- Phone 872-2616 GEa -ELECTRIC AND GAS sewing machine, good FORD, INC. PLUMBING L. HEATING, INC. Elkland, 24 and 3; Cass City, creased 10 percent and cran- Beautiful wreaths, clothes - adult’s and chil- Sales B Service Rabideau Motors 6528 Main 56 and accidents not re- berry bean production in- grapevine and fresh greens Financing available - 1 dren’s, furniture, toys, gifts, Farm Division Phone 672-5084 corded by sheriff’s depart- creased 12 percent. Instant credit Main St. Piason Phone 453-3531 gas space heater, winter 6392 872-2300 ment; Ellington, 21 and 5; Nationally, dry bean pro- Call 872-3429 Schneeberger’s, Inc. coats, lots more, reduced Elmwood, 15 and 7; Kings- duction totaled 24.3 million address: 6633 VOSS Rd., Phone 872-2696 prices on all. Runs all week ton Township, 22 and 5; New ]-Auto service Fabrics cwt., down 25 percent from Cass City Main St., CasCity from 10 - ? 6623 Huron, phone 7 Kingston village, 2 and acci- 1981 and 8 percent below 3% miles north and 2-8-30-tf 872-3244. 14-12-16-1 dents not recorded; No- 1980. Most of the reduction %-mileeast vesta, 39 and 8, and Colum- was caused by less acreage 2-1 14-7 I CIare‘rSunocoService I I “Houseof Fabric” I I CARO RENTAL I bia, 3 and none. being plantecl when the Tune Ups Minor Repairs All Your Sewing Needs! Renting the Hight Tool Tires Batteries Makes a Tough Job Easy Mexican government did not Undercoating Grease B Oil 1433 E. Caro Road renew contracts to purchase TWO NICE end tables, glass Between Deckerville Road & Corner of M-81& M-24 Cerflfied Mechanic beans from the 1982 crop top, walnut wood. Call Caro Honda Phone 673-5578 683-2565. 2- 12-16-In Call 872-2470 673-3706 year. Navy bean production in- creased 36 percent and red CHRISTMAS SAVINGS on kidney production increased wood rockers, swivel rock- Giftr___ +-- , ers, sofa sleepers, recliners. Village service Center 32 percent from 1981. Pro- Real Estate For Sale I v Belts Batteries , 1 Gatewaysanitation I duction of pintos fell 51 Snover Mattress and Furni- lung ups Brakes Mufflers ture, 313-672-9747. 2-12-9-2 Certified Mechanic services The first balloon flight percent whiie black turtle Next Door HomeCommercial-Industrial occurred in 1782, when output fell 89 percent. ~. JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJI CANDY FLAVORING oils t s Im.fown Pick Up b Delivery Neighbor Cass City Area Jacques and Joseph Michigan, theleadingpro- J TRASH COLLECTION available, 25 flavors. Coach 3 Unique Handmade Gifts Montgolfier of Annonay, ducer of dry beans, ac- THUMB AREA BUSINESSES .Call Collect 31 3-798.8025 F r a n e e, s e n t u p a counted for 31 percent of the Light Pharmacy. 872-3613. J J 247 S. Street St., Caro, MI. ”S~QEnough To Serve You” 2-11-18-6 J Across from Cumings Memorials small smoke filled balloon. total u,s. crop. j I I VACANT INDUSTRIAL BUILDING Phon. 873-3200 U ‘ I Rieck’r Auto Parts, Inc. I 1 1 I, i CHRISTMAS GIFT with approximately 19,800 sq. ft. area. Features city J Auto Paris Late Model Rich’s Disposal SUGGESTIONSFROM 5’ water and sewage, office space, truck dock. This J Wrecks Bought &.Sold RICHARD’S JI building can be leased or bought with reasonable ,J 0 TeletvDe Servlce Residential a Commercial 345-C ,J I I Litton Microwave ovens, 31 contract terms. I Phone5i7-683-2351 I 1 3 I RubbishRemoval I ,J 3 miles west of Container Service Available Printing Service Quasar color TVs, portable J HAIR BENDERS We Empty Barrels in the Alley f I stereo cassette deck for THUMB AREA 4Jl J Spuirliziy in Call 683-2233 home and car, speaker head Convenient store with SDM license, offering business Cattimg Styliy Pormr Whatever your printing needs, we $ewe them 3 and real estate. Showing good gross over the last five IJ’ c.-. ~ I I phones, humidifiers and Tues. & Fri. - 8 a.m. -6p.m. right! Latest modern offset and letterpress J years. Building situated with village parking avail- ~~rrn-Cornmm~wed. a Thurs - 8 a m .8.30p.m. more. able. Owner willing to take low down. 340-C J fie build- Sat - 7 a.m.. 3 p.m. equipment to assure you of the best results J 6350 Ciarflrld Phone 872-3145 RICHARD’S J J in every way. TV- APPLI ANCE NEED A JOB? AND SOUND ROOM J Here’s a going business with reasonable price tag and J Faust Automotive Rust Prooting cassCity, phone 872-2930 ’ %I0#Country Clipper System 6 Waxing I J low down terms. Located in prime traffic area, Open Sunday Rebuilding Service Gravel Guards. Running Boards ‘2’y-&2 , 1231 Engleharl Rd., Ddord Things We Print J features SDM license, good gross, and commercial J Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection .Starters *Generators ‘ Phone 872-4176 f J rental space also. This could make you a good living.- { .Alternators 344-c J GAS RANGES Magic Chef, J Open 8 A&. .5 PM. Monday thru Saturday Tickets Business Cards - J Saturday8 A.M. - 1 P.M. , Phone 269.9585 new, 20 inches and 30 inches J 847 S. Van Dyke Bad Axe Menus Accounting Forms Any color, from $279.00. J Letterheads Programs McleodRedty, Inc. i- Fuelgas, four miles east Of J Cass City. Phone 872-2161. J r 630 N. State, Caro, Phone 673-6106 J Vouchers Statements 2-1-11-tf I 8498 State Rd., Millington, Phone 871-4567 J Brochures Envelopes

~~ Croft-Cbra KOTCHEN DECOR Lumber Inc. CUSTOM Booklets Gass City 872-2141 Dutch made by the Amish Anderson Widow Aristacraft Kitchens ’*--- hrhrloch Kitchens By Homecrost .Formica Corran Slnks WE BUY TIMBER Cass City Chronicle Prrfinirhed Fanmlim~ Faucets Solar Panels Phone 872 4410 Mon.-Fri.- 8 a.m.-5:30p.m. Consoleurn Waimam I Weekdays 8 5 p m Sat 8 1 p rn Phone 872-2010 Sat. - 8 a.m.-3p.m. I I 415 6.Frank Cero 673-3028 j I N. Kingston Rd., Deford PAGE THIRTEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1982

TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH - USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS *+ I Services f General-) I General I ForRent I ForRent 1 Notices 1 f Notices 1 ~~ [Services];,: SHARPENING SERVICE - ED’S SHARP ALL SHOP - *‘ LMerchandise) FREEsis - Water HOME King water water analy- Soft- Hand saws, circular (Merchandisec1 from paring knives to buzz saws, _- APARTMENT RENT - chain saws, lawn mower CLEAN IOUR CMPET tor FOR NEWLY-DECORATED de- Vargo Service ener on sale at Fuelgas, 4 saw blades. If it’s dull, let FOR SALE - Fireplace in- Main St., Cass City. 2 bed- lightful office space for rent. Ed sharpen it. Low rates, blades, chisels, hoes, axes, the holidays with the Rug sert with fan - also furnace east of Cass City on M-53. Doctor available at Caro rooms, just painted and Phone 872-2121, extension SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Phone 872-2161. 5-5-1-tf- professional service, guar- scissors, drill bits, clippers, ., add-on, both like new - half wallpapered completely. 275. 4- 12-94! SMALL TRACTOR anteed work, 2 miles south, knives, shears. Also small Rental, 673-5578. 2-12-9-4 price; steel electric fence Partially furnished. Secur- REPAIR HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Lee 1%west of Cass City. 5870 w. engine repair. 4124 S. Elkton posts - 54 in. long - 50 cents Kelly Road, Cass City, 872- Road, Gagetown. 8-10-7-12Phone , FUTURO FOLDING wheel- each. Phone 872-3233. ity deposit. NO pets, ref- LOG SPLITTERS and chain WELDING & Hendrick. Hope you had a erences required, Richard saws for rent - Caro Rental, SANDBLASTING 4512. Ed also does arc weld- 872-2809. chair with brakes. Very 2-12-16-3 nice day. Cliff and Thelma. good condition, $175.00. Call Jones, days 872-2930, eve- M-24 & M-81, phone 673-5578. 5-12-16-1n ing and custom trailer build- nings 872-4418. 4-11-25-tf 4-12-16-3 6254 Main ing . 8-11-5-tf 872-2791. 2- 12-16-1 QUEEN SIZE, extra firm, AUCTiONEERING - see $225 per set, full size, $175. Phone 872-5121 CROSS WITH CHRIS! Per- Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top ,, FOR RENT - 3 bedroom STAPLETON BUILDERS ’-* Snover Mattress and Furni- HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 8-5 Monday-Friday sonally escorted two-week Remodeling, roofing, siding, dollar for your property t I Real Estate house, no pets, refined chil- Phone 872-3019, Cass City. I ture. Call 313-672-9747. bedrooms. Reference and Evenings by appointment tours. East West Germany, all types of general building. 2- 12-9-2 dren, good location, south of Austria, Switzerland, Bel- 8-10-34 ForSale -- deposit. $140 per month. 5 town. Call 872-4545. 4-12-16-3 Licensed and insured. Call miles south, 8% east of Cass gium, Holland, June 14, 28. 517-665-9943. 8-12-9-10 CASS CITY - 2 bedroom FOR SALE - Alto saxo- City. Phone 313-672-9589. Scandinavian Adventure - home, basement, and phone, excellent condition. FOR RENT - 1 bedroom July 14. Price from $1472 Custom Slaughtering Curing 4- 12-9-3 apartment in Cass City, Pine Cone Shop - Caro Insulation Co( garage. Large lot. Nice Call 872-5346. 2-12-16-3 Detroit includes two meals ’ Smoking and Proceksing area. Just small closing cost kitchen appliances, carpet, daily, first class hotels. Free KINGS VIEW Apartments - Now Open ~ laundry area, storage. Call and interest subsidv as low _-. brochure. Mrs. Chris Press, Beef-Pork-Veal-Lamb as -- 1 percent -- to qualified We have several brand new 872-3610 after 6 p.m. 7369 Berne Rd., Pigeon, MI The work is good [ ForRent apartments available. Call 4-12-16-3 Handcrafted gifts, dried and buyer. Tom Purman Real 1 48755. 517453-2202. Try a For Sale - Beef and Pork, The price is right Estate, phone 517-624-9963. 517-683-2613 or 5 17-351-1644. silk flower arrangements, Chriscross ! 5-12-9-2 cone wreaths, grapevine whole or half. Wrapped inthe 3-11-4-tf FOR RENT - 2 bedroom 4-12$-tf FREE RENT - 1st month’s new clear shrink film 673-7935 house on M-46, large rooms, rent free with one year wreaths, pillows. $CHNEEBERGER$ Kingston school district, OFFICE SPACE available, lease, attractive 2 bedrbm . Notice DEVELOPMENT, INC., $200 rent. SWUrity deposit above Coach Light Pharm- apartmerh in Cass City. $200 Monday-Friday, 9-5 Erla’s Packing Co. 0; 673-3723 Cass City, Michigan Cass City required. Call 683-2049 or acy. Phone 872-3613. 4-7-22-tf month plus security deposit Saturday, 9-3 ‘ Dick Erla 683-2557. 4-12-2-3 and references. Phone Phone 872-2155 Effective Dec. 20, 1982, we Get anenergy tax credit 6240 W. Main St, will be closed for the holi- Phone 872-2191 8-12-42 Wanted FOR RENT - 3 bedroom 872-4678. 4-11-4-tf 5-9-Stf - 8-11-2-tf FREE RENT - 1st month’s days until Jan. 3,1983. trailer house, $200.00 month PIANO TUNING and re- Land Contracts, Apart- rent free with one Year and $200.00 deposit. Give [ Notices TIFFANY ARTS ELMER H. FRANCIS, li- pairing on all makes of mentHouses. Houses, Farm lease, large 1 bedroom reference. For sale - 1950 - Thank you for your censedor remodeling. builder. Roofing,New homes sid- Memberpianos. 20 of years’ the Piano experience. tech- Land, etc. apartment in Cass City. $185 John Deere A for parts. & CRAFTS month plus security deposit TIMBER ALE bid forms past patronage Phone 665-2245. 4-12-2-3 available at DNR office, 1123 in& barns, pole buildings. nicians Guild. Duane Johns- Call and references. Phone Fabric frame supplies, 872-4678. 4-11-4-tf Mertz Road (M-241, Caro, 8 stained glass supplies, Phone 872-2921. 8-11-7-tf ton, Bad Axe, Mi&. 48413. Bud or Russ Schneeberger ROOM - home privileges. a.m .-noon. Monday-Friday, Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1-tf 872-2696 artists’ suppliee, craft MERRY CHRISTMAS & Very reasonable, women until Dec. 31. 5-12-16-1 supplies and 3-9-16-ff FOUR BEDROOM house for ’ only. Call 872-2377. 4-12-9-3 HAPPY NEW YEAR 1 rent, in Cass City area, for Handmade Gifts /-- (ToGiveAway] - J more information call I BEAUTIFULPADDED 1 Remodeling and HOUSE FOR SALE by own- 635-7966. 4-12-2-3 Open 10 till 5 Monday er. Newly built ranch style For Rent thru Saturday A GOOD HOME ONLY - ___ .. Picture Wallace Stone Plant cuddly kittens. Lovely home near Cass City, 3 2 ACRES: close to Cass City Christmas gift. 9 weeks old bedrooms, 1% baths, kitch- FOR RENT - furnished Frames - apartment, ideal for one - 12x60’ mobile home; gas Tiffany Arts Bay Port, Mich. mothermouser. LitterMaltese trained, - goodCall en, dining room, living furnace; 1% car garage; Ideal for Christmas gifts - room, full basement, well person. Call Opal Schnee- and Crafts 5-12-42 Fotm:y9 berger 872-4587. . 4-10-7-tf many pines, blacktop road --, Large selection in stock 1336 N. Colling Rd., Car0 8724512. 7-12-13-1 insulated, attached 2 car 4 VACANT ---- Immediate Phone 673- I called Dave garage. House sits on 5.8 Call anytime Services LARGE Furnished Apart- Possession. Turn north off M-81 on f I at 872-4244 icres. Call for amointment -I- Wanted to Buy days, 665-2440, zter 6:-00, ment for rent - $185 month. Hooper St., 1 mile to N. - 872-3543. 3-12-16-3 All utilities furnished. &e SEE, CALL OR WRITE TO: Colling Rd., 341 mile to Ken Martin 8-11-24-tf WANTED - Fish shanty, in Russ Schneeberger ai Barb Koepf, designer Tiffany at 1336 N. Colling - Electric, Inc. good condition. Call 683-2014. Schneeberger Furniture B. A*Calk% Realhl’ Rd. 6-12-2-3 FLOR~DASouthwest Coast - Store. 4-11-18-tf Cass City, Mich. 5-12-16-1 5-12-9-2 Residential and Commercial N & N REFINISHING lots, acreage, commercial, 872-3355 Wiring furniture stripped and fin- WANTED - Johri Deere B for homes, new construction, 4-11-24-4 LIVE NATIVITY - spon- ished. Experienced, re- rentals, and information. FOR RENT - bedroom State Licensed liable. Phone 872-2663 or parts, Serial No. 201,000 and Mona Henry Zawilinski downstairs apartment, fur- sored by Shabbona-Decker- up; wanted parts for Honda RENT ” neat- Argyle United Methodist Rent Rinse” Vac 872-4651. 8-12-9-3 H~~~~ Realty Realtor day; nished and all utilities. See 50. For sale -front end for ’72 Oilp’ Lp gasp Youth. Dee. 21-22*23, to Free Estimates (813) 639-0345Bvenings)(813) RUSS Schneeberger at ers’ The professional do-it- Auctioneer Chevelle. Phone 872-2339 Schneeberger Furniture forced air and radiant. Caro p.m. 3% miles south of M-81 yourself carpet cleaning after 4:30. 6-12-9-3 637-1221. Realtors welcome, 4-ll-18-tf Rental, phone 673-5578. on M-53. 5-12-16-1 system Phone 872-4114 3-10-28-24 store* 4-12-16-3- -- -_ . 4180 Hurds Corner Road EXYEKIENCED 8-10-tf WANTED - guinea pigs. Special Complete Auctioneering Must be gentle, prefer short ForSaleBy B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE Rental Rate Offer Service Handled Anywhere. hair. Call 872-2214. 6-12-9-3 I Denny’s We Make All Arrangements. INVEST IN.LAND Now Only $3.99 half day Chimney Sweep ‘Our Experience Is Your, Farm . I Service Assura . SPECIAL! !! Rhduced from $42,500 to $39,500 for HILLS & DALES SUBDIVISION -- 1680 square feet plus 900 Rinse N Vac cleans the 1 EaubmentA& I square feet finished basement; 4 bedrooms; 2 FIRE- way professionals do, at a Immediate Sale! !! ! Have your chimney and Ira’ David 8Z &R SALE - stanchions a/nd On Garfield Street - walking distance to downtown, PLACES - 1-4 piece bathroom plus 2% bathrooms; large fraction of the cost. fireplace properly cleaned two car garage; extra large lot plus many features Martin-. Osentoski ‘ watering cups, good condi- churches, factories, etc. 7 room home with 3 bedrooms; - - and inspected from fire Phone tion. Call 872-2502. 9-12-16-3 kitchen with beautiful cabinets ; aluminum siding and Leaving State. Your inspection invited! ! ! ! TERMS. llbee hazard. Cass City 872-2352 Collect . aluminum storms and screens; basement with workshop ; 1.7 ACRES: Situated on highway - near Cass City 1M story Home Center Starting rates at $20.00 FOR SALE - John Deere A garage attached; nicely landscaped - many other features - - Cass City HOLIDAY PRESENT for Your inspection invited! ! ! Offered to you for $39,500.00. frame home with aluminum siding; wall to wall carpet- tractor$550 or bestwith offer. electric 6687 Lesliestart, ing; cabinets in kitchen; raised hearth for wood-burn- 7-22-tf Don’t wait your family! Cable TV and Sellers leaving state - Call right now for an appointment ! ! ! ! Oak phone 872-4245 for ing stove; new natural gas furnace; basement - 30x45’ Call 812-3007 HBO, Rd. 7 east, % north. 9-12-24 : information and appoint- t. building for horses, etc. Many other features! ! ! ! Offered to R . ROOM FOR HORSES TOO!!!! 8-12-9-2 ment. 8-12-2-3 COUNTRY HOME: 2% Acres - RANCH TYPE HOME with you for $39,500.00. I Livestock-iALE geese; Mus- #*1 !:,I rough sawn lumber; 4 bedrooms; FAMILY ROOM - 111~ Bingo B AND B Refrigeration - ~lown~nsulation k. bathrooms; 2 sets of sliding doors; Living room and Dining IN CASS CITY: Ranch type home with 3 bedrooms; all Every Sunday Repair all makes of wash- MODERN KITCHEN with appliances less than 1 year old - ers, driers, refrigerators, .. New Construction covy and Peking ducks, live :: room combination; large family size kitchen with built-ins; Remodeling furnace plus wood-burning stove; 24x32’ garage insulated; walls and attic insulated; new natural gas furnace; NEW Everybody welcome freezers and ranges. Call or dressed. Call 872-3552. *d $49,500.00 12x16’ Patio ; air conditioner; nicely landscaped ; raspber- 18x22’FAMILY ROOM; garage, terms. Caro 673-6125. 8-5-1-tf Additions 10-12-9-3------< Garages 4 ries, grapes, fruit trees; rock garden; utility building for ‘ Doors open 6:00 p.m I horses; large pond stocked with fish and much, much, much 5 Acres - Perked - Building Site - west of Cass City - $9500. - Bingo at 6:30 p.m. Roofing, Siding NOW TAKING ORDERS for’. Terms. ChuckGage I Pole Buildings more. WILL TRADE FOR HOME IN VILLAGE LIMITS OF Christmas: ducks and t CARO. St. Pancratius Welding Shop FREE ESTIMATES geese, dressed or alive. ‘ In Cass City - Brick building 20x60’ with wall to wall Heli-arc welding carpeting, office, basement, natural gas furnace; plus 2 Church Leiterman Builders . Also, free puppies. Call , CHURCH BUILDING -aluminum storms and screens; very 872-2870. 10-12-2-3 8 apartments above - ideal for many uses. Easy Terms. % 5-7-5-tf Specializing in aluminum, Cass City good gas furnace; ideal for class room; ceramics, arts and Immediate Possession. For rent, lease or sale. stainless steel, blacksmith- Phone 872-3721 crafts, meetings etc. A very good buy at $17,500.00 - Sellers -- qg, fabricating and radi- Licensed and Insured FOd SALE - Mallardqdsed farn ledclors any mdke between $6.00 Value - 200 Sheets SI35 Dr.cember 1 mdDecember 31 1987 yol, car1 choose 8 €loq A P R sing held. financinq for up to 42 months or an optional waiver of-finance Milk 2 Weekend At Midland’s Valley Plaza Slides of the great Thumb charges from dale of purchase until June 1 1983 Pcrrchase mu5t be Stationery 2% & Homo Given December 24, 1982. fire of 1881 were shown and financed throogh J I Caw Credit Cnrporation brief comm’ents by Rotary All offers valid December I thru December 31,1982. Milk President Tom Proctor con- 8 Designs $488 I cluded the program.

BUSINESS CARDS and Mountah Crafts, Available I-Color FARM & INDUSTRIAL DIVISION Gifts For The Home Open Sunday 9.4 CASS CITY CHRONICLETwenty-five cents VOLUME 76, NUMBER 35 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN -THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1982 SECTION 2, PAGES1-8 Taught by classical musician - Rock ’n’ roll invades college classroom It’s one o’clock, two ly classical. He has a bache- person at SVSC who ar- from an historical perspec- of their flexibility and dur- esting as a study of cultural Africa. The blues and later Nisula, 39, was growing up o’clock, three o’clock rock. lor’s degree in trombone and ranges offcampus classes. tive. ability, have become stand- phenomena than as music.” the rhythm and blues music in the early days of rock and We’re gonna rock, around a master’s in music theory “Initially I was, hesitant The records were bor- ards sung by “conventional of the 1930s and ’4@, which roll and one thing that was &ne clock, tonight. from the Hartt School of and had misgivings,’’ Nisula rowed from Dr. Charles entertainers .” Yesterday, all my troubles was performed by and for interesting in the course to Music, Hartford, Conn., and admitted. “I knew nothing Brown, a fellow faculty The instructor also has seemed so far away. black persons, influenced him was how songs popular Rock and roll music in a doctoral degree in choral about it (the subject).” member who teaches the found he likes jazzaiented Now they look as though the first rock and roll music. from when he was in high schools used to be confined music from the University of rock history class on camp- rock and gentler rock, such they’re here to stay. Disc jockey Alan Freed is school fit into rock’s history. to gymnasiums, where it Southern California, Los Well, it’s, one for the us and wrote the textbook as by Crosby, Stills and Oh, I believe in yesterday. credited with inventing the As for those who would was played at dances. Now Angeles. He has studied money, two for the show used. Nash. term “rock and roll,” and argue that rock and roll is it’s being studied in the choral conducting in Ger- Three to get ready, now, Overall, however, he The course, which ran for the first music group, he too frivolous a subject to be classrooms -- for college many. In preparing for the go cat go, course, Nisula admits, “I doesn’t find much of value in three hours each Thursday, applied it to was Bill Haley taught in college, he won’t credit. $0 what’s somebody with But don’t you, step on my rock music. “I don’t think it started Sept. 9 and ended and His Comets. Their first disagree, though he notes, “I One of the Saginaw Valley found I enjoyed a lot of the his background doing teach- blue suede shoes. music .” would survive if it were to Dec. 9. Nisula began with hit was “Rock Around the think there is historical per- State College off-campus ing the history of rock? only survive on its musical music sung by the slaves in Clock,” in 1956. spective on any subject that classes taught at Cass City It’s not because he is a Nisula began studying the “I like the Beatles, def- values.” the south in the 17th and 18th Elvis Presley also became is worth pursuing.’’ As men- Yigh School this fall was closet rock and roll freak. subject and recorded on initely.” The British group’s Accordingly, Nisula feels, century, the origins of which a star about that time. His tioned, he feels rock history Ausic 112 - History of Rock. The reason is he was asked cassette tapes for this class compositions, he explained, “I think rock is more inter- could be traced back to early style was imitative of would fit in better with a If that seems like an to teach the course by the the important rock records have melody and indicative black singers, and in turn, studyWhat of heculture. would like to unlikely college subject -- it he was an influence on the counts as part of the human- Beatles, whose first hit was teach would be a course ities requirement for a in 1964. tracing the history of music bachelor’s degree -- the in- “You have to attribute his from early classical to mod- structor is also unlikely. (Presley’s) popularity to his ern jazz. Eric Nisula is a member singing talent,” Nisula slaid, He did sneak some of that of the music department Letters to Santa combinedcharisma. with his style and into his course by devoting faculty at SVSC, with his one three-hour session to specialty being choral music history of the non- rusic. He conducts the Other keystone figures in rock variety. Dear Santa, .. the history of rock, accord- I DVSC Concert Choir, Cham- My name is Jason, I am Perhaps the high point of ” ber Choir and the Early ing to him, include the going to be seven real soon. the course for him was when Music Collegium. The latter Beach Boys, who began the he played (on tape) Samuel plays medieval and renais- As you know, our family P California sound about 1960; Barber’s classical “Adagio - sance music on old-style comes up north for Christ- the Rolling Stones, scruffy for Strings” and about half instruments. mas every year to spend hard rock about 1965; Jeffer- Christmas Eve with my the class wanted to know if it The Essexville resident son Airplane, psychedelic was available on record. . isn’t a stranger to Cass City grandma Rutkoski, but you rock, 1966; Bob Dylan, folk- He noted that only about a : as he is in his fourth year as can be sure that we will De rock, middle 1960s; Crosby, third of the dozen students in

196Os, + director of the First Presby- home on Christmas. Stills and Nash, late Would you please bring the class were of normal ’ terian Church choir here. and Herbie Hancock and ’ college age and some may He is also a member of the me a monster set and some George Benson, jazz-rock, have taken the class not Farly Music Ensemble, Star Wars people, early 1970s. because they like rock Jased in Grand Rapids, I have been real good. I music, but because it was will leave you a picture that Nisula ended the course % which .performs old music I will draw just for you. with the punk rock of a few the only humanities class , using old-style instruments, offered in Cass City this fall. some of which were used years ago, which he de- Love, scribed as the last word in before the birth of Christ. rebellion and nonconform- You ain’t nothing but a Nishla’s training is strict- Jason Willcocks Jason Willcocks Mount Clemens ity. hound dog, # Crying all the time. You never caught a rabbit Sheila Guilds She’s real fine, my 409, I ‘DESK ROCKER -- Eric Nisula as he My four-oh-nine. And you ain’t no friend of mine. I Parrott ’s Dear Santa, was teaching the Saginaw Valley State I am 7 months old and College history of rock music class at Tache., it up, tach it up. Some experts estimate that have been a goad girl some- Finally gonna shut you the first dogs were tamed times, so please bring me Cass City High School. down. over 12,000 years ago. lots of toys. And bring :SPECIAL mommy and daddy some- thing nice too. I Also take Uncle Ken a I FOR THE HOLIDAYS present in Germany. I PEPPERMINT CANDY I’ll leave you. some chk- ies. Sheila Guilds Fill in Weekly Coupon - Hand it to US thru the Drive-Thru only! ICE CREAM 3392 Cemetery Cass City I Feature Flavor REGISTRATION FORM I 1 Receive A I I Peanut Cluster Name FREE I AVAILABLE IN LOCAL STORES I 8 a I Joshua Willcocks SPATULA THROUGHOUT THE THUMB ia Address I !z When You Use Our I ~------,-,,--____r;t Dear Santa, My name is Joshua. I am 3 41 1g years old. I have been a real ai Little Bit Of History Ija good boy. For Christmas all 11 Parrott’s Ice Cream was estab a I want is Warnpa! Wampa! Wampa ! 4 I lished in 1930 by the late Wm. A.-9 I g I want to give you a hug Homo Parrott and is still operated today I and so does Jacee. Christmas Candies I by his family. FREE ’ 19 Love, Everyday Low Price a, Joshua Willcocks Christmas Book Pack Mount Clemens $140 4 DELIVERY! $189 E:; Life Savers Reg. l.s Have A M Brad Deering Peanut Butter In city limits only. DairyFresh , Dear Santa, and S4 week’s Chronicle, letters to My name is Brad Deering. Orange Juice San tas Reg. 1.29 9gc Santa Claus must be re- I am 2 years old. For any grocery order iB’ HAPPY NEW YEAR a ceived no later than 5 p.m. Mommy and Daddy told over $25.00. Friday. me I’ve been a very good Chocolate boy all year long. $1.39 Ih Gal. For Christmas, I would BalIs Reg. 1.19 9gc like some Hot Wheels, and a big new toy box. Also, ,please don’t forget PEPS1 HOUDAY,SAVI”S! my cousin, Derek Hill. He’s When you buy TWO Diamond Reg. 1.49 been a real good boy too. 1/2-liter &packs of Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi Light Walnuts 16 02. I love you, 24 or Mosntain Dew, with Diamond - Reg. 1.89 si coupon below. Brad I m 1602. P.S.I will leave you some Pecans cookies and milk. Diamond - Reg. 1.59 8-pack, 1/2 liters, plus deposit $129 Mixed Nuts 160z. Diamond Shelled -Walnuts Gasoline $199 Nut Meats Reg.2.49 bid okayed Generic 1 Ib. Bag

The Tuscola County Board Spanish Peanuts 9qq of Commissioners Tuesday SAVE $1.50 1 Liberty - Reg. 1.69 awarded the bid to supply When you buy any two half-liter &packs of Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi $129 gasoline to the sheriff’s de- Light or Mountain Dew. Red Cherries Ot. -- -- partment for one year to . . -...... I Fruit Car-Go Oil Co. of Caro, ’ diet Pepsi’ which is the present sup- Cake Mix 1602. 9 95g1.49 plier. --.m . ---- ’ Frank’s Service Car-Go’s bid of $1.00.3 cents per gallon for no-lead has moved to its was the lowest of four sub- mitted. The price will fluctu- New Location ate, depending on the price charged by its supplier, Marathon. The sheriff’s de- partment uses about 40,000 ‘‘ gallons of gasoline a year. 4083 Cemetery HOURS: In other action, Prosecu- 1/2 mile south 7 a.m,-9 p.m. - Mon.-Fri. tor Artis Noel briefed com- 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat. missioners concerning the of the stoplight - drug enforcement program in Cass City. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. - Sun. since 1980 as to the amount 1 IL J of money spent, number of persons arrested and dis- position of cases.

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1 I Cattle can Around the Farm Marie Meredith now be Phone672-9489 Winter .1 Shabbona Area News registered driving The Shabbona RLDS supper Thursday. Berden. in charge of Mrs. Marie A new identification sys- Church will hold its Christ- Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Smith Snell and prayer was offered tem that uses registered By William Bortel mas program Sunday eve- man were Friday callers of were Sunday dinner guests by Mrs. Mary Kritzman. numbers as brands can in- I crease the chances of recov- Edward H. Doerr ning, Dec. 19, at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Groom- of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Geist- Recreation was in charge of bridge of Cass City. ering stolen livestock. When you. travel in the tire chains, windshield The choir will sing, under er of Marlette. Miss Lillian Dunlap, as- washer, ice scraper and We specialize in the direction of Mrs. Jerry Ralph Smith was a patient Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hamil- sisted by Mrs. McComb. The system used for cattle snow and sleet, be sure to in Marlette Hospital from identification is similar to prepare ahead of time. brush, and first aid kit Cleland. The church school ton and the latter’s sister Gifts were exchanged. placed in a plastic bag could also takes part, under the Thursday till Sunday. and husband of West Branch The next meeting will be that used by law enforce- Here are a few prepara- custom-tailored ment agencies for machin- tions you can make: all prove to be most uselul direction of John and Janice were Thursday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Ryersan during the emergency, Mika, assisted by the teach- callers of their sister, Mrs. Puterbaugh and Dalton ery identification. The new 1) Check your battery. business Kathy Puterbaugh of Al- method assigns producers a 9) Exercise frequently to * Puterbaugh Feb. 14. Wor- Eighty percent of the 1 er. rnont, Lana Puterbaugh and John Dunlap. They all had keep the blood circulating. insurance. The Shabbona Extension dinner in Caro and later ship will be by Marie Mere- number that is filed in the million emergency road Mrs. Ryerson Puterbaugh secretary of’state’s comput- Avoid long periods of ex- will meet Monday evening, were Saginaw shoppers Sun- visited their brother-in-law, dith and recreation by Mrs. service calls were because Some businesses can be er system. This number is of weak batteries in 1981. posure to the cold. Do not Dec. 20, at 8 p.m. with Mrs. day. John Dunlap, at the Caro Curtis Cleland, protected with policy. then used to brand the 2) leave the car unless you can one , Ryerson Puterbaugh with a Mrs. Frances Krause and Medical Center. Remind yourself to turn cattle. off your lights when you see shelter within a short And others with a package * $1 gift exchange. Mrs. Frank Mrs. Janet Tibbitts and sons ++++++ distance. of Michigan Mutual poli- spent from Thursday till Ron Nelson, Farm Bureau ’ leave the car. : attended a surprise birth- 4-H legislative counsel, says the 10) A citizens band radio is cies. Let us show you the Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. day party Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Behr 3) A car battery delivers number identification sys- peak starting power at ap- most valuable. You can get plan that fits your busi- Don Smith and family. Mrs. Mrs. Catherine Fredericks The Evergreen Guys and of Argyle and Mr. and Mrs. assistance almost immed- ness exactly. John Dunlap joined them for Gals 4-H ‘Club will meet Dale Leslie spent the week tem clearly identifies the proximately 80 degrees F, at the home of Mrs. Trudy owner of the cattle and thus iately. You don’t need to Monday evening, Dec . 20, at end with Mr. and Mrs. Troy As the temperature lowers, 7:30for a Christmas party at Rhinehardt of Pontiac. increases the chances of battery starting power de- know the CB jargon to talk on a CB. rz Evergreen School, Please Wednesday evening, Dec. recovering stolen animals. creases. At 32 degrees, start- Doerr Agency .-II FRESH CUT bring a finger lunch and 50 8,. the Shabbona United Branding cattle with a regis- ing power drops 15 percent, tered number may also pre- 6265 Main St. 4 cent gift for exchange. Methodist Women were and at 0 degrees, starting The walking stick, an insect, PhoneCass 872.361 City 5 guests of the Argyle United vent cattle theft because power drops 35 percent. At was so-named because it ++++++ Methodist Women. A * co- cattle thieves tend to steal -20 degrees, starting power resemblesplants on thewhich twigs it of lives. the !! !! 1 Christmas Trees1 operative supper was served animals that are not easily drops 55 percent. at 6:30. The ladies from identifiable. E WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT u Decker United Met hodis t Harlan Ritchie, extension : TIRES Colorado Blue The Shabbona RLDS Wo- were also guests. beef specialist at Michigan E men’s Department held Gene Czapla of Plymouth State University, says the Air pressure is usually II Spruce Pelton and (Mrs. Clair Aus- their Christmas party at the number of cattle thefts tend reduced during winter tem- :E lander are in charge of the home of Mrs. Ryerson to increase when retail beef peratures. For every 10 evening’s entertainment. Puterbaugh. prices are high. degree drop in temperature, The Shabbona United The meeting was called to “Cattle thefts are most air pressure in tires drops from ‘92 to 1 pound per Scotch Pine Methodist Church’s pro- order by Mrs. Dean Smith, likelv~~~~ ~ ~ to occur during: the andspruce gram will be Sunday eve- women’s leader, who also spriig, summer and ?all,” square inch, Under-inflated ’’If ning, Dec. 19, dt 7:30 p.m. had charge. of the worship he says. “Calves and cows tires waste gasoline and ,.. Saturday evening, Dec. 18, service with prayer given by are the animals most likely increase tire wear, youth will go Christmas Marie Meredith. to be stolen.’’

$700 caroling at 5:45 p.m. Adults The program was in SURVIVAL- __ SUPPLIES~~ 3 and Up can join in. charge of Mrs. Don Smith, Ritchie says the use of a program chairman. Gift ex- registered brand is partic- Suggestions for your sur- ‘1 Also Grave Blanke HILLTOPPERS change was held and lunch ularly important when cattle vival, should you get stuck in To Insure Getting All :s was served by the hostess, are not attended regularly snow for a period of time, Monday evening, Dec. 6, assisted by her daughter or are generally out of sight. are as follows: the Hilltoppers of RLDS Lana and daughter-in-law, Producers who uLserve their 1) Coffee can with candles. Your Christmas Goodies ‘Church held a cooperative Mrs. Larry Puterbaugh. cattle frequently or who You can use the candle for supper in the church annex. The Jan. 20 meeting will keep their cattle confined light or warmth to melt snow The blessing on food was by be with Miss Marie Mere- may not need to use a regis- to drink. You cannot five Mrs. Nina McComb. dith. A potluck dinner will be tered number for identifica- long without water, but you *DINNER ROLLS After supper, the meeting held at noon and the time tion. Cattle producers lo- can live quite some time # Advertise It In The Chronicle. 1 was called to order by Marie will be spent cutting carpet cated near urban areas are without food. *FRUIT & NUT BREAD Meredith. The worship was rags and quilting pieces. likely to find the new system 2) Boots and warm socks worthwhile. are needed to keep feet from GCHNIJZBROD It costs $50 to obtain a getting frostbite. *CHRISTMAS COOKIES registered number to use for 3) Flares and reflectors branding. Applications are will help make you visible to *STOLLEN available from the Michigan other cars and people. Department of State, Live- 4) Flashlight (check bat- *PIES stock Registry, P.O. Box teries often). 30330, Lansing 48909. 5) Food such as chocolate bars or hard candy will give energy. Of course, fruit or vegetables would be even better. $ 6) Blanket to keep warm is HlFl important. tc) 7) Newspaper makes good Leather-bound books will insulation when placed be- -#benefit from periodic appli- tween skin and clothing. tf) cations of saddlesoap, neats- 8) Shovel, sand (or cat ’ACCOUNT foot oil or petroleum jelly. litter), jumper cable, tools, Interest 8-- FederallyIO.% Insured Up To $100,000.00 e .ff)

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I OKVILLEREDENBACHER I Gourmet I Popcorn $168 I M1*~DJJ~ ...... PAGE SIX CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1982 CASCITY, MICHIGAN Maikrzek 1 M. Furness assigned to Holbrook Area’ News Mrs. Thelma Jackson finishes Phone 658-2347 Panama Army basic

I Army Pvt. Kenneth E. Pfc. Markus P. Furness, Maikrzek, son of Leonard J. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robin- stayed with the Dregers till guests of Mrs. Dave Sween- The Shabbona Farm hamer of Bad Axe were club met Saturday evening son of Edwin and Trda and Eileen B. Maikrzek of son and family were Friday Thursday. ey and David. Bureau met Thursday eve- Saturday guests of Sara at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Furness of 4124 S. Elkton 2153 Main Street, Ubly, has evening guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spenc- Mrs. Cliff Robinson spent ning for its Christmas party and Harry Ed- Harold Copeland for a pot- Road, Gagetown, has corn- arrived for duty at Fort Mrs. Kevin O’Connor and er attended the Sanilac-Tus- Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . wards. luck supper and Christmas pleted basic training at Fort Clayton, Panama. Danny Joe at Minden City. cola rural letter carriers’ Philip Robinson and family Lloyd Bader. Lynn Spencer Mrs. Cliff Robinson spent party. Jackson, S.C. Mr. and Henry Jack- led the discussion on Christ- Thursday and Friday with High prizes were won by Maikrzek, a military Mrs. Christmas potluck dinner in Cass City. son were Wednesday fore- meeting at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie mas traditions. Gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Con- Mrs. Cliff Jackson and Gay- During the training, stu- . police specialist with the noon guests and Mr. and exchanged and a potluck nor and Danny Joe at Min- lord Lapeer. LOW prizes dentsreceivedinstructionin 193rd Infantry Brigade, was and Mrs, Byron Whitney at Hendricks of Port Austin Mrs. Ward Benkelman of Lapeer Tuesday evening. were Tuesday supper and lunch was served. The next den City. Mrs. O’Connor and were won by M~S,Gaylord drill and ceremonies, weap- previously assigned at Fort Cass City were afternoon meeting will be at the home baby came home .from Lapeer and Ronnie Gracey. ons, map reading, tactics, McClellan , Ala. The next meeting will be at evening guests of Mr. and guests and Mr. and Mrs. Barriger’s restaurant, Caro, Mrs. Cliff Jackson. of the Lynn Spencers in Huron Memorial Hospital In Cliff Jackson won the travel- military courtesy, military His wife, Laurie, is the Jerry Decker were supper in January. .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gib- April. Bad Axe Tuesday. ing prize. There was a gift Justice, first aid, and Army daughter of Norman C. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills bard spent Thursday in Port Brent Jackson of Oxford Ryan and Jessica Gibbard exchange, history and traditions. June Kinney of Bad Axe. Jackson. were among 13 couples who Huron. spent last week with Mr. and of Bad Axe spent Friday The next party will be held Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morell attended the upper Thumb Mr. and Mrl. Kenneth Mrs. Don Jackson and fam- with Mr. and Mrs, Carl at the home of Mr. and Mm. Furness is a 1982 graduate He is a 1982 graduate of spent Tuesday with Mr. and Sammers Christmas party Parker of Owendale were ily. Gibbard. Jerry Decker Jan. 22. of Owen-Gage High School. Ubly e Community High Mrs. Mike Dreger and fam- Thursday evening at Wild- Saturday guests of Mr. and Coleen Booms of Saginaw, School. ily in Utica. Mrs. Morell wood Farms, The next meet- Mrs. Curtis Cleland. Dave Johnson of Flint, Joan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka ing will be in April, Stanley Fay and Mark of Booms of Bay City, Sue spent Tuesday in Bay City . Mr. and Mrs. John Naples Pontiac, Mrs. Larry Schultz Booms of Caro, Caroline whereMrs. Martythey visited Felmlee Mr. and Professional and Business and family of East Detroit and son David of LaPeer and Garety of Cass City, Mr. and spent the week end with Mrs. mnly Fay Sr. were Mrs. Jim Booms and family daughters. Mrs. Louis Naples. Saturday guests of Mr. and of Harbor Beach, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt When You Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. Mrs. Ken Sweeney and fam- were Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- ily of Ubly and Mr. and Mrs. and supper guests of Mr. and GREENLEAF land were Wednesday eve- Jim Sweeney and family Mrs. Don McKnight in Bad DIRECTORY EXTENSION ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. were early Christmas dinner Axe. Just Have guests Sunday of Mr. and Ann Messing, Mrs. Joe Mrs. Angus Sweeney. Wolschlager, Stella Gucwa, The Holbrook Helpers 4-H Mrs. Bryce Hagen, Mrs. 1 To Have It... Knitters met Wednesday at , Fritz VanErp and Mrs. Allen the home of Mrs. Lynn Depcinski helped Mrs. Dave Anderson & Qietzke Harold T. Donahue and Christmas party. hart, at St. John’s Catholic Spencer. Sweeney quilt last week. Certified& Public co., AccountantsP.C. MmD. Mrs* Keyser, as- Church, Ubcy, Saturday. Jane McEachin was a Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- Physician & Surgeon Gary CMstner, CPA 672-3730 sisted bv Mrs. Curtis Cle- - day guest of Brenda Tyrrell. son visited Mrs. Kevin Clinic land, w& in charge of crafts Mrs. Jerry Cleland, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord La- O’Connor and Danny Joe, EMmrt Tuckoy, CPA - 8724730 Qary Anderson, CPA - 6734137 4674 Hill Street, Cass City and games. Christmas gifts Curtis Cleland and Mrs. Jim Peer were Wednesday din- Mrs. Reynold Tschirhart Jerry-Bglhnrrdt,CPA - 673.31 37 were exchanged. Doerr attended the Shab- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Alex Ross at Huron 715 E. Frank St., Caro, Mi. The next meeting will be bona RLDS Women’s De- Lynwood LaPeer in honor of Memorial Hospital in Bad I at the R.E.M.C. Center in partment Christmas party Mrs. Lynwood Lapeer’s Axe Monday and were sup- Cass City in January. Thursday evening at the birthday. per and evening guests of Ray.Arrnstead Jr. Dr. 3. Geissinger . home of Mr. and Mrs. Ryer- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cle Mr. and Mrs. Bob Damm Certified Public Accountant Chiropractor son Puterbaugh. There was land and Karen of Bad Axe and daughters in Pigeon. ++++++ 6312 Main Street Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. . a short Christmas program, were Sunday supper guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell Cass City, Michigan 48726 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. attended the Moorman All- . Jan Gorang of Modesto, which included a skit given of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis 5171872-4532 Sat., 9-<2a.m. Calif., and Mrs. John Antos by Mrs. Jim Doerr and Mrs. Cleland. State Christmas party at \. of Utica were Saturday Curtis Cleland. Christmas Jack Ross of Ubly and New Lothrop Saturday. 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. afternoon guests of Mr. and gifts were exchanged. The Bryce Champagne were Acrossfrom IGA Store + Mrs. Stanley Glaza. hostess served a buffet Monday evening guests of BABY SHOWER Phone Caro 673-4464 . Sometimes the need for help-comes when you lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk. Mrs. Henry Sofka at- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka Mrs. Dave Sweeney, Mr. Mrs. Roswell Avery, Mrs. least expect it. When it does just call, we will tended an allday quilting DO YOU HAVE’A be there. were Wednesday guests of and Mrs. Clarence Rumptz, Milton Gelatt of Cass City, DRINKING PROBLEM? Robert A. Genovese Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glaza. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka Erma Walker, Helen Walker ALCOHOLICS ANONYM01 M.D. Adrianna Wasierski in Bad Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hewitt and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- of Minden City, Mrs. George AND AL-ANON Internal Medicine & Diagnosis Emergency Phone Axe. 872-3283 were Tuesday guests of Mr. son went to ZingerSmigiel- Soule of Ubly, Mrs. Galerno Every Friday Evening - 8.00 p m Office Hours By Appointment and Mrs. Bill Bredow in Bad ski Funeral Home in Ubly to of Bad Axe, Mrs. Keith Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Phone 872-5438 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Cass City visited Mary Yietter at the Axe. pay respects to Mrs. Rey- Brown, Mrs. Rolston, Lisa 4672 Hill St. Huron County Health Center Mr. and Mrs. Clayton nold Tschirhart and at- Calahan and Bradley, Mrs. Cass City Campbell were Monday tended the funeral Saturday Milford Robinson, Mrs. -- in Bad Axe Sunday after- Dental __ Coach light noon and in the evening guests of Sara Campbell and morning at St. John’s Cath- Shird Rife, Linda Hudson Richard A. Hall, D.O. attended Christmas open Harry Edwards. olic Church in Ubly. and Kimberley, Mrs. Curtis house at the home of Pastor Mrs. Dave Sweeney at- . Jim Doerr and Mrs. Curtis Cleland, Mrs. Alex Cleland Os teopa t h ic Physician 11’ PharmacyCass City and Mrs. Harvey Fry and tended the wedding of Linda Cleland were Thursday and Carol Laming were Gucwa and Ken Lasceski at visitors at the home of Mr. among a group who attended 6545 Church Street family in Bad Axe. “CassCity, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug St. Columbkille Catholic and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. a baby shower for Christina were Wednesday lunch Church Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swack- Marie Bird, daughter of 3ffice 872-4725 Home 8724762 Rev. and Mrs. Dale Bird, at the Holbrook church annex ~dbA. Isterabadi, M.D., FRCS Saturday afternoon. It was DmrU E, Eqk, D.D.S. 4674 HIII Street given by Erma Walker and Cass City, Michigan 48726 Lmwl W, %rod, D.D,S. S-on, OufpaGeneralfient Clinic 81 Thoracic Frankly, we’re impressed with Linda Hudson. Games were UqdC, Hourbeck, 0,D.S. played and prizes given. A the money funds. lunch was served. 429 N. State St., Car0 Hills & Dales Hospital so Ph. 673-3838 Each Wednesday So much that youll find all Compioto Donlrl Care F~cllity 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. their best features in our new, FDIC- ++++++ Now Sewing Tuscoir County Aroa Weekend Emergency Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. insured money market account. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith 1 Phone Saginaw 799-6220 Generalgam -5pm Surgery Daily It’s the newest Cash Invest- were Tuesday supper guests Saturday. 9 to 12 noon ment Service from your First of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hend- Office Hours by Appointment rick in honor of Lee Smith’s CAR0 FAMILY 6230 Hospital Drive American Banks. birthday. Cass City, MiGh. 48726 Right off, it’s very rate am- Mr. and Mrs. Otis Robin- DENTAL CENTER Phone 872-4611 Home 872-3138 titive with any money market son and daughter of Bad Axe Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. were Thursday evening Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., David D. Lah, M.D. nd or account on the market. So guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen AS30C. 2w w. Sherman, Caro Pediatrics and you know youll be earning money Shagena . General ,Practice market rates. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mor- Mn., Wed. - 8:OU4:30 ell and family of Minden Tues. - 8:00-6:00 4672 Hill St., Cass City It ves you immediate access City and Mrs. Don Jackson Thurs.-Fri. - 8:0@3:30 Office Hours; to your El ds in any amount. So it and ‘family were Sunday Saturday by Appointment Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. . guest&of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. goes without sa ing, your mone * Phone 673-2939 Morell and family. Tel. Office(517) 872-3332 isn’t locked up Yor any set penJ * Mrs. Raymond Wallace Ernsrgency 072-2443 b Home (517) 872-5034 of time. And, of course, there are and Annie Pelton were I Wednesday guests of Mrs. no fees or penalties for early Alex Cleland and Carol ‘NormanJ. Rokley, D.M.D. Dr. E. Paul Lockwood withdrawal. Laming, Chiropracfrc Physician But we also wanted to Hilda Galluci of Harbor HoursOrthqdontist 9:OO to 500 Office Hours: Mom. Tues., Wed., Fri. Beach and Mrs. Ralph Hoxie Monday thru Friday 9-12 noon and 1.30-5.00p m. improve on a good thing. That was Saturday 9-12 a m were Saturday supper 416 Woodland Drive Closed All Day Thursday easy, because there are some fea- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sandusky, Michigan Phone 872.2765 CISS City Spencer. Sunday dinner Phone 313448.9742 lor Appointment tures only a bank like ours can offer. guests of Mr. and Mrs. The security of FDIC insur- :pence; were Mr. and Mrs. Sang H. Park, M.D. ance, up to $100,000 per depositor, Larrv Konkel and Marnev. Dr*Timothy Straight Obstetrics 8 Gynecology Dr. R. Paul Chappel (Speclalist in all women’s and the convenience of dealrng with Mi, and Mrs. Jack Tyrrkll problems and delivery.) were Friday overnight Dentists 4672 Hill Street people you know at a bank down guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mon thru Fn 8 00-600 p.m Office Phone 872-2800 street. Herman at Montrose. Phone 872-3870 Office Hours by Appointment the Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- 6240 Hill St., Cass City Home Phone 872-3705 We also added a $2,500 mini- land and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn mum, the lowest the law allows. Spencer attended the Hill- And we threw in a simple monthly toppers meeting at Shab- N. Y. Yun M.D. bona RLDS church annex Physician & surgeon statement that makes it easy to keep Monday evening for a pot- Office Hours: track of all your account activity. luck supper and Christmas AllenNew Witherspoor England Life party. Gifts were ex- Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Now, if you’d like to et the NEL Growth Fund Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. changed. The next meeting NEL Equity Fund bescof the money market knds wfll be at the home of NEL Income Fund ’ 6232 Hospital Or., City Ryerson Puterbaugh in Feb- Money Market Series Cass don with the best a bank can offer, Res. 872-4257 ruary. Phone 872-2321Cass Cit you anow where to come. Mrs. Steve Timmons, Deb- 4615 Oak Office 872-4733 . bie and Patti and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer were Saturday guests of Sheree

LaPeer. .- CALL FIRST. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shag- ena were Saturday evening Dr=wm s=Selby Edward Scolilon, D.V.M. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Optometrist Veterinarian Hour$: 85except Thursday For infarmation our new, insured money Calvin_. Hunt and daughters. Call for Appointment for : on Dennis Morell and-son of E12 noon on Saturday Small Animals market account QY an otherfinancial sewice, 4624 Hlll St. Minden City, Doug Morell Phone 872-2935 drop by your nearby drst American Bank or call Across from Hill6 and Dahs HOSpits and son and M~~.D~~ jack- 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass City , OUT 24-h~toll-free hotline. Member FDIC. son and family spent Satur- Phonm 872-3404 day with Mr. andMrs. Floyd Morell and family. Companion Animal * Mark Matthews, Mrs. Hospital Alex Cleland and Carol 4438 S. Seeger St. : Laming. were Thursday - Cass City - Phone 872-2255 guests of Annie Pelton in Car0 Chiropractic Rod Ellis, D.V.M. : Cass City. Carol Qalka-EM, D.V.M. : Sue Nearing of Caro, Mrs. Clinic Ralph Hoxie and Jim Grav- Dr. Ray Sala, D.C. enmier were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn OFFICE HOURS SmBANK Tues.-Thurs.,Mon.-Frl., 9-12,2-5,7-9912,2-5 PEOPLE READ Spencer. I Little Ads wed., s12; sat., 91 You’re Reading One EUCHRE PARTY Ph. 613-5559 765 N. State St., Caro Now! Fqur tables of cards were (Next to Kroner’s) Call 872-2010 played when the Euchre b CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS 16,1982 I CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER PAGE SEVEN Top dairy I Romzek takes Air Force . farms feted Cass City Bowling Leagues at banquet repaircourseStaff Sgt. Perry C. Rom- I zek, son of Eugene P. and Thirty-eight dairy firms Evelvn G. Romzek of Ubly, were honored as members of CHARMONT LADIES High Game: B. Coryell 210 or Better Games: J. D. Hampshire 223, G. Mel- HutchinsonMen’s High 209. Game: D. P.F. Flyers 28 has graduated from the U.S. the 17,000-pound club (an- Dec. 7,1982 195. Air Force course for com- nual average milk produc- Storm 236, G. Lapp 235-212, lendorf 216, C. Vandiver 212. Faust Rebuilding 2827 High Team Series : Paul’s B. McDonald 234, E. Schulz High Team Series : Harris- Women’s High Series: P. Fearless Four munications equipment re- tion per cow) at the 47th Colony House 1820. pairmen at Keesler Air annual Sanilac County Dairy 11 219, B, Bartle 212, J. Little Hampshire 2853. Ulfig, 502, M. Truemner 500. Wood Choppers 2325 Truemner Salvage 10 High Team Game: Deer- Women’s High Game: M. Force Base, Miss. Banquet Dec. 4. 211, L. Wenzlaff 210. High Team Game : Harris- Bloopers Tri-Agri-Inc. 9 ing Farms 635. 550 or Better Series: G. Truemner 2 10. Graduates of the course Almost 400 persons at- Hampshire 1001. S.A.N.E. 19 Fort’s Party Store 0 Lapp 623, E. Schulz 615, B. High Team Series : Rolling Pin Heads 16 learned to install and main- tended the event at Marlette Veronica’s tain high-powered ground Middle School. 7 McDonald 585, B. Bartle 571, Hills 1888. Gagetown Oil & Gas 6 MERCHANETTE J. Storm 550. High Team Game: Alley Men’s High Series: A. communications equipment, Among the farms honored Dee. 9,1982 * TUSCOLA Cablettes 5 GET TOGETHERS “B” Sweepers 660. Zimmerman 509. and earned credits toward were Leslie Severance, Cass City State Bank an associate degree in ap- Decker; Don Chard and 5 Dec. 6,1982 Ladies’ High Series: N. Erla’s 5 Walbro 11 MERCHANTS’ “B” plied science through the Gary Best, Snover; Jim and Live Wires Anrod Screen Cyl. 11 Wright 4%. Community College of the Paul Wheeler, Snover; Fred 3 Dec. 8,1982 Parkway 17 FRIDAY NITE DOUBLES Cass City Sports 2 Charmon t 8 Men’s High Games: L. Air Force. Peruski, Snover ; Leland Doerr Farms 17 Dec. 10,1982 213, 212. Pizza Villa 1 Cass City Sports 7 Clare’s Sunoco 12 Soldan T. Herr Romzek will now serve at Hirsch and Boyd King, Esther’s Health Spa Ladies’ High Game: D. 7 Herron Builders 10 Barnes’Cass City Construction IGA 1415 England Air Force Base, Decker, and Pat and Lora High Game: Cab- Herron Builders 7 Alley Bombers 42 Fobear 196. Team Tuckey Concrete 9% Miller’s Egg Inc. 13 La., with the 1908th Com- Harmon, Snover. lettes 831. Miller’s Chicks 6 Campbell Sawmill 35 High Team Series: Alley munica tions Squadron. A highlight was the tribute Hills & Dales Hospital 9 Erla’s 12 Gutter Getters High Team Series: Cab- IGA Foodliner 5 Bauer Candy Co. 9 33 Bombers 1839. The sergeant is a 1976 to Marv Smith, who retired Roger’s Hay 12 L & Standard 31 lettes 2415. Kritzman 4 Charrnont 8 F & M State Bank S High Team Game: Alley graduate of Ubly High this year after almost 13 9 Heard’s Teards 29 Bombers 658. Joos’ Fifth Wheels 3 Gagetown Oil & Gas 7 M School . years as a Dairy Herd Im- Pinney State Bank Dale’s Eaves Trough. 7 200 Games: F. Wither- 2 General Cable 7% Chappel’s Men’s Wear 4 provement Associa tion tech- Geiger-Hunt Ford 1 nician. spoon 202, P. McIntosh 211, Cass City Sports 6% Stahlbaum Asphalt E. Romain 201-213, C. David- J.J. Flooring 6 Paving Recipient of the Jim Frey Cass 4 son 211. High Team Series: Thumb National Bank 6 Pizza Villa Award for outstanding lead- City Sports 2331. 2 ership and service to the 500 Series : F. Witherspoon Shag’s 5 527, P. McIntosh 577, M. High Team Game: Kritz- 550 Series: L. Truemner community as well as to the man’s 823. dairy industry was Dorothy Truemner 543, C. Davidson 210 or Better Games: E. 569, R. Bouck 552. 556. 200 Games: P. Erla 214, J. Hendrick 220, D. Romain High Games: T. Furness andthe whole family! Sanford of Deckerville. 201, 600 Series: E. Romain 602. Smithson J. Morel1 200. 216. 238, J. Hacker 212, S. Miller 500 Series: P. Little 533, 550 or Better Series: B. 210. Pat McIntosh 526, J. Smith- Dunn 575, J. Smithson 570, High Team Series: Park- Morsle son 520, M. Guild 515, M. Bazil THURSDAY MORNING R. Koch 568, C. Comment way 2705. Rabideau 509, Pat Johnston 565, J, Zawilinski 556, D. High Team Game: Doerr COFFEE 501. D~c.8,1982 Romain 555, A. Seurynck Farms 961. honored as 553. MERCHANTS’ “A” Paul’s 38 GUYS & GALS Cooking at its finest with a new Dec. 8,1982 Microwave from Southeastern Deering Farms 35 Dec, 7,1982 top Mason HOLY ROLLERS Michigan Gas Co. Prices start Rich’s Disposal 34 from.. . Federal Land Bank Erla Food Center 14 Dee. 5,1982 Sugartown 9 Bazil Morse of Argyle 33% Cass City Oil & Gas Parkway 32 13 Alley Sweepers 9 $38gg5 Road, Ubly, was recently Kingston State Bank Croft-Clara Lumber 11 R&W’s 18 Rolling Hills (Model RRSD) honored by Decker Masonic n 8 Campbell Sawmill 26 Charmont 11 Gutter Aces 17 ElktonIGA~ ~- -- 8 0479 Kingston State Bank - mgeNo. as its Mason Crazy Ladies 26 Auctioneers 16 Country Cousins of, the year for his outstand- Charlie’s Market 7 Pin Pals 26 C.C.Y .c. 16 Terrasi & Son *7 ing service to the fraternity. Happy Hoofers New England Life 13-M-W 16 D&D 25 Rabideau Motors 5 VISA. Master Charge .He has been a member of Family Circus 19 Ding -A-Lings 15 Odd Couples 4 or use our convenient payment plan 1947. Agri-Sales Inc. Hours 8 a rn to 5 p tn (Monday thru Friday) the lodge since April, Bruno’s Broads 14% Bar Flies 15 Kruse Farms 4 The dinner honoring Paul’s Urethane Systems Alley Cats 14 Copeland & Gornowicz 4 Morse was held at the Ouvry Chevy-Olds High Series: B. Coryell. Fuelgas Irish Rovers 12 Brand X 4 L%utheasternMichigan Gas Company Idqsonic Hall in Decker. 532. Pin Tippers 10 CCVB 3 King Pins 10 Sandusky: 648-2333 Rolling Pins 9 Men’s High Series: L. Check your telephone directory for a toll free number for your area. Brown 549, C. Kolb 527, G. TRI-AGRI, INC. henk High Series: G. Kerbyson 524. Lapp 589, J. Smithson 577. Ladies’ High Series: L. Kurtansky 507. Men’s High Game: G. Lapp 213. Ladies’ High Game: L. Kurtansky 207. ~atu@JLfl,,ad& High Team Series: Pin Tippers 1975. 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Ford No. 600, gas. wlde front 3 STIHL CHAIN SAWS No. 32, No. Larry’s Car Wash 6 - 15, No. 10, NEW Armstead Aluminum 4 Bonus Bottle Vitamin E MACHINERY HOMELlTE CHAIN SAW, LIKE NEW Vandemark Auto Parts 2 25’ Brillion cultlpacker, slng type, new 4 Whlte hyd. cyllnders, 3” and 3%”.new MEGA 2000 White 27’ S-tine field cultivator,new 2 used hyd. cyllnders SUPER B 400 1.U. White 6 bottom, variable wldth plow, automatlc 3 portable oil Reddy heaters, 9O,Mx),6O,OOO, 3O,OOO, 600 Series: B. Kupiec 609. reset, demo new 560 or Better Series: R. (Water Solubilized) Nobel 7 shank so11 saver, demo M-W double cushion bumpy, new COMPLEX * lnnes Model NO.7 13 ft. pickup, new Genovese 584, C. Vandiver ’ Several new batterles White 25’ wheel harrow, new Quantity 01 new cultivator shovels 583, K. Gremel 579, Larry , Leon No. 370 rear blade, new Large islectlon of new clevlcea and plns Summers 561. . 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Case 3 point 4 row cultivator 2 floor)acks 4OOO% and sooO# Maggie Marie John Oeere No. 38 harvester with 2 row corn head Over 500 gallons of oil, diesel, hyd. and regular, Nobel 9 shank soil saver mostly In 5 gal. pails PURE VITE All Natural Multi Vitamins 90Tablets..$2.99 Gehl FH83 harvester with 1 row corn head Miller wlre welder, llke new Davenport New Idea 314 sheller Assortment of tools and wrenches Including U” GARLIC OIL CAPSULES 100 Capsules...... $1.97 John Deere NO.44 manure spreader socket set, alr tools %” and 1”. taps and dies, Gehl No. 600 harvester wlth 2 row corn head torque wrench dies Dec. 8 NATURAL A 10,GOO I .U. 100 Capsules...... 8 .$1.97 New Holland No. 717 chopper with 2 row corn head 3 steel saw horses John Deere 5.16 3 point semi mount plow 550 gal plastic tank, new LECITHIN 19 gr. 100 Capsules ...... $2.99 John Deere No 896 side rake 2 large wood and burning stoves, 1 new Maggie Marie Davenport, coal NEW L-LYSINE 500 mg 100 Tablets.. .8...... $3.99 John Deere 9’ field cultivator ’ Parts washer tank 63, of Pontiac, died Wednes- IHC 9 field cultivator Century arc welder 180 amp day, Dec. 8. ZINC 60 mg 100 Tablets ...... ~...... ~2.97 AX 12’ wheel disc Acetylene cutting torches and tanks and cart U I__. 2 Oliver grain drills. 13 hoe 2 Mldwest buster bars 9‘ x 7’ She was born March 2, 16” add-on for 508 plow Bench grinder - Rims for M tractor 1919, in Cass City, and Gehl chop all windrow plckup Gear pullers retired from Chrysler Corp. Gehl windrow pickup in the Detroit area in 1974 SUPER SAVINGS ON QUALITY VITAMI NS i‘ New Holland No. 65 baler with thrower WHEATHER HEAD MOD. T400 8 hp. Wheel Horse riding lawn mower after working for the com- 10 hp. White rldlng lawn mower HYD. HOSE MAKER, LIKE NEW pany for 34 years. VITAMIN 6-6 50 mg 100 Tablets ...... $2*49 7 hp. Massey Ferguson lawn mower slth snow Quantlty of hyd. hoses and fittings blower BIG FOUR MARK 7 TIRE CHANGER Miss Davenport is sur- VITAMIN 8-12 250 mcg 100 Tablets ...... $2.29 1967 1T CHEVY TRUCK, DUALS, Quantlty of Tech tire repalrs vived by her stepfather, NEW VITAMIN C 1500 rng W/Rose Hips 60 Tablets .$4.99 5th WHEEL, JUST OVERHAULED CAMPBELL-HAUSFELD 4 CYL. John Simpkins, Pontiac; two NEW BUFFERED VITAMIN C 100 mg 60 Tablets .... .$4.49 25’ TRI-AXLE MACHINERY TRAILER, 10 hp. AIR COMPRESSOR, SINGLE sisters, Gladys Harris 100 Tablets.. $2 99 U 5th WHEEL, GOOD PHASE, LIKE NEW Greathouse, Pontiac, and NEW FEMININE FORMULA Iron Supp. James (Grace) Harris, Y- NEW CALCIUM LACTATE 10 grains 250 Tablets.... .$3.99 AUTOMATIC 6000kr FORKLIFT, Assortment of steel,flat, angle, sheet Mrs. : BOTTLE GAS Portable, lighted sign, with letters and numbers Lapeer; one brother, Albert -, Quantity of plow shears, new Simpkins, Clarkston; 14 TIRES & DUALS Quantity bean puller knives, new nieces and nephews, and 20 2 18.4.38 duals, Goodyear tires, new 22 parts bins with 32 compartmentseach grand-nieces and grand- 2 20-8.38 Goodyear tires, new Oisplay counters - Many otper good items 4 1100+15tires and tubes, new nephews. She was preceded 2 700-15 tires and wheels, new in death by her mother, 3 WHITE SNOWBLOWERS, 3% hp. OFFICE EQUIPMENT Maggie Simpkins, and 4 desks, 2 drawer metal filing cabinet AND 5hp.,NEW 2 4 drawer flling cabinets. metal brothers Archie and Angus . 3 WHITE PORTABLE WASHERS, Electric adding machine. Cash register Davenport. h iId re n ’s Floor model combination safe. Chairs C

~ No. 508 & No. 622, NEW Miss Davenport was a member of the First Presby- CHEWABLE terian Church of Pontiac.

a ‘1111 NUTRA-E Funeral services were MULTIPLE @ conducted Saturday morn- Vitamin E Chewable C . VITAMINS ing at Donelson-Johns mg Funeral Home in Pontiac, 250 Snnrkd’ Rev. Galen H, Hershey of- Wumln ficiating. Burial was in $2.39 TRI-AGRI, INC. Building and approximately 4 acres of land to be offered for sale White Chapel Memorial I at Public Real Estate Auction at 300 p.m. or upon completlon of sale of Cemetery in .Troy. 90 Tablets 1 personal property. Custom built and engineered 60 x 100 feet in size, all steel constructed with large maintenance and workshop area. Spacious parts and showroom with double insulation. This property corners on 3 roads with i Get Quick date of sale. i Results With iv

.a 0 XRI-AGRI,- INC., OWNER i The Chronicle’s: For more informationlcall517-665-2403or 517-872-2867 Wb a , Clerk - Hillakar Auction SeWiCe Terms. Cash or check with proper ID Everything settled for day of sale. Not responsible for accidents. i Classified A& a a Auctioneers - LORN HILLAKER & CLARK HILLAKER, 517-872-3019 Cass City ).r.w...... *o,... PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,1982 C& CITY, MICHIGAN

HEALTH TIPS RockwelI funeral held: Ask Us How Milton J. Rockwell, 69, of He was born July 1% 1913, Brown City, died last Thurs- in FlYnn Township, Sanhc You Can Win A Frostbite painful day in Lapeer County Gen- County- He Mar- Down Memory Lane guerite Chard March 25, Free TV 1 wintertime danger b era1 Hospital. 1939, in Wilmot. and/or Eastern Rockwell farmed in Flynn FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE - - Township and worked as a Frank Chappell carpenter. Free Haircut Science News Editor AMA Star chapter daughters,He is survived Mrs. Rex by (Pat)threc Frostbite can be much Avoid overexertion and has meeting Tanton, Sandusky, Pam more than just uncomfort- .excessive perspiration. More than 40 persons at- Cummings and Lynn Rock- able. It can be a painful and Avoid contact of bare flesh tended the Dec. 8 meeting of well, both of Brown City; potentially serious injury. on cold metal. Don’t smoke Echo Chapter Order of the three sons, Dean Rockwell, District 29, United Steel- ing , Keith Little was in Lans- True frostbite means the Or drink alcohol. Eastern Star, which began Marlette, Clinton Rockwell, workers of America, has The Thumb B Conference ing, where he went to attend tissues are frozen, says the donated $51,000 in proceeds will lose two of its members with a potluck supper. Dansville, and Mitchell In first aid for frostbite, a .meeting of the Future Tables were decorated for Rockwell, Brown City; five American Medical Associ- thawing and rewarming is from its annual Charles G. when the current season ation. Crystals of ice form Farmers of America execu- Christmas and the meeting sisters, Pearl Meredith, the first procedure. Forget Younglove Golf Outing to the closes. The two schools are tive board. Keith is state between the cells. Nerves, Kidney Foundation of Mich- Croswell and Yale. concluded with a gift ex- Snover, Mildred Hensey, the old saw about rubbing secretary. change. who was a twin sister of the muscles and blood vessel the affected part with snow. igan, according to Grace Grover Laurie. Cass City, tissues are most susceptible. Nemeth of Cass City, who was named as a representa- The Girl Scouts of Cass Following the opening of deceased, Silverwood, Betty This merely delays rewarm- chapter with Worthy Matron Ball, Cass City, June Spitler, The wind plays an import- ing. Don’t rub or massage participated on the planning tive of the Michigan Milk City will sing Christmas ant part in frostbite. The committee. Producers Association sales carols under the supervision Lena Teller presiding, the Royal Oak, and Jean Bed- the frozen spot. Don’t touch altar was draped in memory norek, Trenton; a brother, chilling effect of air at 20 it at all. Ferris State College committee at a meeting held of Mrs. Horace M. Bulen at degrees moving at 45 miles cheerleader Kim Hendrian Thursday in the courthouse the Pleasant Home and Mor- of Past Grand Worthy Morris Rockwell, Snover, was among the cheerlead- in Caro. ris Hospitals and at the Patron Lavern Courtney. and 12 grandchildren. A ers, football players, and Stevens Convalescefit The charter was draped in daughter, Pauline, and four cross country runners hon- 35 YEARS AGO Home. memory of Nora Hughes, sisters, Dorothy Newkirk, past worthy matron. Ariel Brown and Eleanor ored at the fall sports ban- Margaret Leslie, Decker, quet at the Big Rapids Fire destroyed the frame showed the first prize short- Secretary Ruth Whittaker and Mary Jane Rockwell, school. She is the daughter building used by James horn steer, which for reported that 20 members preceded him in death. that your nose or cheek or of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hen- were lost this past year by Funeral services were Richards0 If no fire or hot water is at 42% cents a pound, and her death or transfer. Members held Saturday afternoon at ear is turning white. The hand, place the patient in a drian of Cass City. brother, Dale, showed the Barber and Styling frozen part becomes hard to This year was a signifi- approved a contribution of the Carman Funeral Home, sleeping bag, or cover with deBeaubien second prize shorthorn at $15 to the Salvation Army. Brown City, Rev. James the touch and loses feeling. coats and blankets. Hot liq- cant one for the Gagetown the Junior 4-H Livestock See Harriet Many sport leaders advo- Woman’s Study Club for it Barbara Jackson and Keller of the Lamotte Mis- uids help raise the body Show held in Detroit. Their Marie Jetta will visit or con- sionary Church officiating. at cate a buddy system for temperature. marked its 50th year Of m8co~ege parents are Mr. and Mrs. outdoor winter sports. existence. Mrs. Ina Hool is tact the shut-ins of the Burial was in Evergreen 6592 Houghton St. For any frostbite, even a Albert Leslie, Decker. chapter before Christmas. Cemetery, Brown City. Two persons are paired mild case, prompt medical the only charter member Corner Houghton Maple off, each watching the other attention is important. The still active. scholarship for signs of frostbite. Call 872-4094 depth and degree of the Cass City Girl Scouts are To prevent frostbite, first frozen tissue cannot be read- seeking donations for their Before her death in 1971, Mon. - Sat. open 8 a.m. be certain you are properly ily ascertained, and the mitten trees in the Pinney Meda Graham established a dressed for the temperature. treatment will vary with State Bank and Cass City scholarship trust fund to severity of the injury. State Bank. help students finance their educations at Alma College. TEN YEARS AGO Among the 45 Alma stu- ASK dents designated “Meda Baptists Approximately $10,000 Graham Scholars” for DR. COE worth of highly advanced 1982-83 is Brian deBeaubien, Elkland Township equipment has been moved 8y Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. a sophomore from Cass City. list holiday into the cardio-pulmonary As an employee of the Children from about age six to their early teens therapy department at Hills F.M. Sibley Lumber Com- and Dales General Hospital. pany in Detroit for 42 years, undergo a physical transformation from children to activities The new equipment provides young adults. This stage of development, sometimes Mrs. Graham wrote many modern treatment for heart checks payable to the col- Senior Citizens referred to as the “Ugly Duckling” stage, Is often The children’s depart- ments of First Baptist and lung patients. lege for her boss. When Mrs. characterized by poorly developed motor skills, Director Dorland Kuntz “clumsiness”, sometimes by poor judgement, and Church, beginners through Graham, a widow with no If you desire help in completing your homestead property juniors, had a- Christmas announced that the 48-voice family, made out her will, dentally by a protruslon of the permanent front teeth Cass City High School choir tax credit forms we will be at the fire,hall (township office). “Buck Teeth”. It is during this time that kids seem most banquet Friday evening, she recalled Sibley’s interest will present a cantata, “The vulnerable to the loss of the permanent front teeth due Dec. 10. Thirty students and in Alma and established her If you understand the forms and do not need help filling Wonder of Christmas,” at to some type of injury. teachers attended the event scholarship trust fund. at the home of Pastor and the high school gym. The income from the trust it out it is not necessary to have it completed at the town- When a child receives a blow to the mouth, there will Airman First Class Janise generally be a flow of blood and a lot of tears. Mrs.John R. Wood. of approximately $350,000 ship office. K. DelRossi, 20, daughter of Nevertheless, it should be determined, along with all has provided scholarships Mrs. Wood is superintend- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas for almost 160 students since medical considerations, whether or not the teeth have ent of the primary depart- Franckowiak of Kingston been fractured or lost. If a tooth has been lost, find It - the annual awards were first ment, She was assisted by has arrived for duty at made during the 1972-73 wash it in cold water and keep it in a wet wrapplng if at Myrt’te Beach Air Force all possible. It is important to determine: A. whether the teachers John Shagena, academic year. Each year’s Base, S.C. jaw is fractured, B. whether or not foreign objects might Judy Cobb, Karen Ouvry, recipients are invited to a Stan Guinther, Celeste It was a critical game for Meda Graham memorial SATURDAYS be lodged in the mouth tissues, C. whether or not the Bader, Lorraine Enos and Cass City and the Hawks child has inhaled a broken tooth or other foreign objects dinner, which this year was Geri Perry. to the occasion with a Dec. 18,1982 and Jan. into their lungs, After the child has received necessary rose Dec. 7. 8,1983 hard earned, 71-65, victory medical attention, as soon as possible see your dentist. Criteria for selection of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. After the turkey dinner, over Car0 Friday at Cass Meda Graham scholars in- In the dental office, if the tooth is intact, It can be the group went Christmas City High School. The vic- reimplanted in the jaw. On occasion, the tissue within the clude academic perfarm- caroling. tory was a must win for Cass ance, recommendations Please bring itemized total of your 1982 income including tooth will regenerate and the tooth will remain healthy City if the team was to stay and alive. Usually, however, It can be expected that the Other holiday activities from instructors and finan- interest, dividends and Social Seourity. Also bring health/ in Thumb B title contention. cial need. tissue inside the tooth will not survive. It may be the scheduled at the church accident insurance premiums paid and your tax bills. dentist’s judgement to perform a root canal before the include packing baskets and Brian,”a 1981 graduate of 25 YEARS AGO Cass City High School, is the tooth is reimplanted. Once the tooth is reimplanted it will caroling for shut-ins Jack Gallagher usually be stabilized to the neighboring teeth, utllizing Wednesday, Dec. 15; the son of Richard and Nancy After 33 years of contin- deBearibien, 4122 Koepfgen plastic, wire, even dental floss as a splinting device. cantata, “Love Transcend- uous operation, Cass City After a few weeks for healing, a root canal may be ing,” by the adult and youth Road. He is majoring in Elkland Township Supenrisor Grange No. 1711 voted at the biology at Alma. performed if it wasn’t done before implanting. These choirs Sunday evening, Dec. October meeting to disband. teeth tend to discolor, dry out, and become brittle in 19, at 6:30, and a children’s A total of 575 pounds of time, In that event, a complete coverlng (jacket) may be cantata, “Christmas Around 3”8 clothing, packed in 19 car- wt m..- recommended by the dentist. Usually, depending largely the World,” Wednesday eve- tons, was shipped last week upon the time lapse between loss and reimplantation of ning, Dec. 22, at 7:30. A by the St. Pancratius Cath- E the tooth, the long term chances of keeping reimplantea Senior Saints Christmas olic Church to New York CASS CITY HAS IT ALL FOR YOU teeth are very good. banquet is scheduled Thurs- headquarters for dist ribu- 8 8 day evening at the church tion throughout the world. if under the direction of Pastor The contribution was part of Cam Family Dental Center and Mrs. Wood. FREE MOVIES Ki’ddies 12 and Under 9i 204 W. Sherman Ph. 673-2939 Caro, MI 48723 Theatre Pastor Wood will be Cass speaking at all the regular Tyler Lodge Advertise It In The Chronicle, services of the church. installs 1983 officers Officers for 1983 of Tyler Lodge No. 317, F and AM, Take the small fry to the were installed Saturday eve- ning at the Masonic temple show and shop in leisure. E in Cass City. Installed were Robert Hunter, worshipful master; James Karr, senior warden ; Merton Hendershot, junior I€ Most Cass City Stores Open Evenings, Dec. 13-23 warden ; Charles Wright, E! treasurer; Edward Golding, Et. I! secretary; Albert Griffen, I€ senior deacon, and James Vacation Weekends for 2 Ashmore, junior deacon. FREE: 25 E111 Also installed were Harold E ti Prong, chaplain; Clarence I! NOTHING TO BUY-JUST REGISTER AT LISTED STORES, Merchant, associate chap- !I lain; Royce Russell, mar- B shal ; Arlington Hoffman and Edward Mellendorf, K 3 Days, 2 Nights Fabulousat Valley Plaza v stewards, and Harold Mc- Grath, Tyler. Exercise Area Game Room Whirlpool Sun Limps Sauna E QUALITY USED CARS & TRUCKS The ceremony was per- i formed by Edward Golding, Two Indoor Pools Bowling Billiards Live Entertainment 8 +1977 Nova, 2 door, 8 cyl., auto. sharp. *1979 Courier Pickup with cover, L I€ cyl., 4 speed. grand installing officer; WINNERS CAN STAY ON THE WEEKEND OF THEIR CHOICE 1 * 1978 LTD, 2 door, 8 cyl., auto., clean. kslie Profit, grand instal- fst * 1976 Torino, 4 door, air, 8 cyl., auto., * 1979 Courier Pickup, 4 cyl., 4 speed ling marshal; Chester very clean. * 1979 Dodge 4x4 Power Wagon, E Muntz, grand installing i Y REGISTER AT ANY OF THESE MERCHANTS E * 1978 T-Bird, 2 door, air, 8 cyl., auto., cyl., auto., sharp. chaplain, and John Mar- sharp. * 1977 Ford Van, customized, 6 cyl. shall, grand installing secre- IGA Foodliner L & S Standard Service 1’ +1978 Pinto, 2 door, 4 cyl., auto., auto., sharo. tary. Thumb National Bank &Trust Pizza Villa l?t * 1980 Uatsun 31 OGX Fifty persons attended a I! sharp. ham dinner preceding the 8 Erla’s Food Center installation. Krittmans’, Inc. Rabideau Motors, Inc. 1 $1000. TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS! 8 Parkway Store 8 E Croft-Clara Lumber, Inc. Cass City Chronicle r! Wedding 8 The Paint Store The Trade Winds 8 UD To Rebate Announcements B Coach Light Pharmacy Clothes Closet ‘8ef -I “500 B on 1982 TRUCKS! and lnvitat ions B Ouvry Chevrolet-Olds, Inc. The Pinney State Bank il E Ben Franklin Store Schneeberger’s Furniture - TV See Our LARGE SELECTION of 8 fi NOW IN Catalogs loaned Albee True Value Hardware & Appliance 8 NEW ‘83 CARS& TRUCKS STOCK overnight E Old Wood Drug I! McConkey Jewelry &Gift Shop Geiger-HuntCass City State Ford, Bank Inc. I FREE SUBSCRIPTION 1 E

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$a$ includes 6", 8" and big Wooden Rocker, Finely sanded & ready to t pliers. Cushion grips. Drop assemble and finish. Constructed of heavy .... e vanadium steel, polished solid hardwood. 2 1 " wide seat. 722 02W 1 lO(1-81 Plat&* 329 193/PL3(1-20) 776 832/132W(O-l) Cutter/ flieras. Polished drop forged steel. Vise-Grip" Home & HobbrTool Sat. Cordless Screwdriver for driving or remov- Vinyl gips. Long nose & 7" curved jaw locking pliers; ing screws, nuts & bolts. Fully recharges 4-1/2" Oiagonal Cutters.340 474/200(1-5) built-in wire cutter. 316 580/213H( 1-5) in 3 hours or less. Triple reduction gearing. 4-1 /2" Long Nose i%m.340 483/201(1-5) Vise-Grip@ Gift Set. 5" & 10" locking Reversing switch. Collet lock.307 082Lightweight / 2M)o( 1-5) - 6" Nsedle Nom PISWS. 340 508 / 2031 1-51 pliers with wire cutters. 320 156/215~(1-5) 1 '/2 pounds.

26". 8 Point Ctoascut gand- 25' Powerlock Tape Rule with 4" Flip Grip Vise flips 90" 16 Ounce Claw Hammers.v saw, Contoured polypropylene belt clip. 1 " wide, easy to read left or right for long workpieces. 325 ~~~/HwI(I-~)wH handle. Induction hardened yellow blade. Built-in pipe jaws. 329 157 I HW (1-4)FH teeth. 31 1 291 / 15-350(1-6) 324 919/33-425(1-4) 322 494 / 594(1-4) 357 32 1 / HWI (1-4)SH

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Page 2 Q 1982 IHardware Wholesalers, Inc 94.88- 10" Bench Table Saw. 3-3/8"maximum 6 Gallon Wet/D* Gift Boxed Sets for the man in your life! depth of cut @I 90".Oe to 45" angle cuts. cleaning indoor 6 Piece Combination Wrench Set. 1-1/4 HP high torque motor - 4800 RPM. patio, porch. I 307 144/195(1-24) Double insulated. 17" x 26-1/2" heavy shown. 7 Piece Screwdriver Set. duty cast aluminum table. 307 135/327(1-241 308 125 / BTSl O(0-1 ) 10 Gallon.,334 383/800-02(0-1).... 64.97 2 Piece Plier set, 306 225/ 194(1-24)

Axe 8 Knife with Leather 25 Piece, 1 /2" Drive Socket Adhesive fool Workshop with Single Height Workmate is a Sheath. Axe is forged in one Wrench Set. SAE sockets & at- applicator, reaches difficult portable work center, giant vise piece from tool steel. tachments store in handy case. areas. Resealable tip. No mess. & sawhorse all in one, 353 922/€24A/E2(1-4) 307 180/50255(1-5) 307 1 17 /QWK-2( 1-8) 363 094/ 79-003(0-1)

6 Pisce Screwdriver Set. 16" Steel Tool Box with Tote 10 Piece Drill Bit Set dh Staple Gin Tacker drives Comfort grip handles. Tray. Drawbolt with padlock gauge. Sizes: 1 / 16" - 1 %'I. heavy gauge staples into hard 347 949/HW1(1-6) eve. 339 084/ 515(1-4) 339 066/60155(1-5) wood, plastic. 307 242/T50(1-12)

3 Piece Level Set includes 10 Piece Precision Screw- 6' Mini Tape Rule. Retracta6le "Screwball" Ratcheting line, torpedo & pocket level. driver Set with magnifying with spring action. Screwdriver. 3 bits, 6 tips. 319 276/10192(1-6) glass. 307 126/6109(1-5) 324 401/4302(1-5) 344 906/400-12(1-1 2)

Page 3 4.57 (* 8"x'36'' Wnut ft solid 5/W particle 24" 8lrdf Igtah- 6"x36" Qlrrsr shdvina. 3/16" tempered glass board wered wlth sutfw laminate, resists datilh, Adjustable. with beveled edges. 237 QW/1979CL 6~38(0-6) Antique Engtish stains, marks and scratches. Easy to clean. 6"x36" Smoked Glass Shdvhrg. Cresrte your 231 164/ la81 8~36(1-S) finish. 227 060/0OA€- own styling effects. 237 960/ 193BSM(&5)..&@)f 24(1-SO) 0- d2- available

1 14" x $0'' $cs 2' Shdf & Brscket Kit. Real d shelv- Door Mirtw. Pre-driEI&. 238 668 / UPP824(1 - 12) ing manufactured from top quality 1 lh'' Includes screws. thick pins embossed to B real oak look. 649 436/ IrCSO(G1Q) Complete with shelf, brackets & hardware,

1sites- 18) ..available...... *, ,. . , &. ,, . , . . .I .87~.tr 236 630/OC-2SK(1-6) Other sites availabk

as trim for cabineta, $helving, 162 031 /fx20(1-6) 160 9 16/ 28~40{1-6) 170 148/13@/ MD-2Cl-2 1641 18( 1-1-12) 2) 176 688/SR760(1+10) 162 040/7~24(1-6) 160 926 / 30~40(1-6) 162 102 / 8~20(1-6) Other sk+r W8llabla 162, 1,~1/8~24(1-6)

Page 4 Rondolay cd)ing 7ih, 12'' x 12" and Monrco Cdling Tile, 12', x 92'' ad CkrCloset Lining. Aromatic Pllnd, 2' x 4'. Wasti-Gard finish, wash- Pursl, 2' I( 4'. Easy to install. Softlycon- Red cedar repels moths, smells refreshing, able. 1/2" thkk. tourad pattern. l/2" thick. Tongue and groove boards are 3/8" thick, 104 372/295T(148) 104 504/ 196P(1-40) 103 623/2881(1-30) 103 49fl/185P(l-40)

insulates, soundproofs. skills 6r tools. First, nail ip th'e ' whhe panel. Plaih Over 8' -long when 2- sections 283 084/ (0-36)264 87850-18) wall angles, Sendlv, aSSBm- tfm. 1 / thirsk. ere connected. Use as B straight Quwt Wdkwk Ad ble the grid by locking parts te 164 697/ roow(i-io) edge for guiding power tools. 263 226/ 90400( 1-12) gether. Lastly, lay in the p9nels. 383 101 /TCE96(1-4)

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8 Ounco Choice of Gold or Aluminum Finish Choice d l"X45' w zeds 4.87 8.37- 1.87 Liquid Storm Window squeet- Vinyl & Aluminum Door Bot- Felt Weatherstrip. Seals out Weatherstrip Tape seals win- es on for winter 81 peels off in tom, 1-1 /4" x 36"' Long. In- dust, moisture, wind from doors dows draft-tight. Transparent & the spring. Seals around win- cludes triple vinyl sweep. and windows. 3 / 16" thick, self-sealing, dows & electrical outlets. 263 734/904*36G(1-1 2) extra quality felt. 17 foot long. 266 563/i45(1-24) 270 209 / 802( 1-12) 263 743/ 905-36A( 1- 12) 266 456/ 68-1710-241 .. 266 582 / 225(.. 1-24)

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Self-Adhesive Pile X 10'...... ,..994 269 890/417PL( 1-12) 261 647/M-2(1-12) Electrical Repair Kit contains Fluorescent Under Cabinet 48" Fluoreecent Shop Light 40, 60, 75, 100 Watt Light 26 of the "most needed" AMP Light. Completely assembled. with Bulbs. Fully assembled! Bulbs. solderless terminals, plus a Includes 15 watt bulb, Ideal No wiring required. Grounded 513 68g/40(0-120) crimping tool. Vinyl case. for kitchen, closet, workshop, card & plug, chain & hooks in- 530 269/60(0-120) 632 739/105(1-6) garage. 501 781/AP15(1-24) dud&. All steel- 519 157/(0-1) :i: ~~~~:~~~~-:~b1

&actable frou- Battmy Operated 0, 95 Watt Miser Light Fire Detector. 519 $ give the light of ordin- , 75 & 100 watt soft bulbs and use less

J wire stripper will cut & Multiple Outlet Strip wrth 40 Watt Fluorescent Lamp. 6' - 3 Outlet Extension Cord., strio sinale & multide insulated Circuit Breaker & Grounded 48" long. Medium bi-pin base. 515 954/20306WH(5-2S) 30 782 /f40(0-48) 515 94512020

I- while you're away. plate. install. 660 289/081 I(1-12) 524 347/ 1774(1-1 2) neeas I 526 746/8058602(1-10) Page 7 2" x 8' Lattica panel. Sanded Folding a5tai-y. solid wood ready to paint w Completely ass8Mb stain. For interior/exterim inStdl. 163 7 17/2S1/a~&4~1PS(1-6) decorating, To 120" 174 0461 701O(0-10) Cdling Height...... " ... 38.08 113 726/2SY~~M~12-6(1-51

Portabla Kerosene Heater, Weatheritor Kit help$ stop 17,600 BTU. Holds 0 -6 gallon heat end air conditioning IoSSes of kerosene. Uses -53 quart of through windows. ,Mynts on fuel per hour, 18lh"W x 18%" the inside. 973 138/LP1 l(I2-72 D x 22%"H. 269 268/W6-3844{0-12) 440 268/ 17-DK-B(O-1)

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