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VOLUME 25, NUMBER 41 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 Rev. Varonof Refutes All Charges Aim to Extend Cass City Road Members Tell Why Highway Group Sees Pastor N ot Ad m itted New Road Possibility Conrplete details of the reason The M-81 ^Highway Extension why Rev. Peter Varonof, a Association reported this week speaker slated to speak at "the that its work to have Cass City Annual Caucus Novesta Church of Christ, wjis Road extended as a hard-surfaced IcPherson Trial denied admittance to the church road from M-53 to M-19 is much Monday, Jan. 27, were revealed closer now than it was when the Slated at Town by church authorities this week. group was formed some two Results in Hung They said that the church was years ago. informed that Rev. Varonof was Authorities for the group said Hall Monday wanted by the Tuscola County that they have, been in almost Sheriff's Department for ques- constant touch with highway con- Jury Saturday tioning. • ' struction authoriies and execu- Knowing that the speaker was tives of the Michigan State High- Three trustees and village of- wanted by the police, they decided ficers will be nominated at the way Department. The trial of Carl D. MePherson annual village caucus slated at not to cancel the meeting, but The department has the group's for breaking and entering Mas- the Town Hall Monday evening, cooperate with-authorities so that proposal into the planning divis- soil's Sales Incorp®rated of Reese ion, they reported. resulted in a hung jury Saturday Feb. 10, at 8 p. m. him for questioning. They also Two-year terms of James Much of the progress of the in Tuscola County Circuit Court,- King, Mrs. Ivan MacRae and C. said that if there was any doubt association is due, members said, The jury had deliberated fron» about his character they did not to the splendid cooperation of 3:30 p. m. Saturday and returned Elected on an annual basis are want him to speak. friends in other localities and the at 12 midnight. They reported the president, clerk, treasurer Members of the church pointed' progressive cooperation of town- that they couldn't agree and that and assessor. out that they were planning to ship authorities. it wasn't likely that they ever Present president is B. F. Benk- investigate the alleged charges The group hopes to be able to would agree. elman Jr. Mrs. Wilma Fry holds! against the speaker to see if the announce an open public meet- Mr. McPherson had «originally the clerk's and treasurer's posts. I charges were founded in fact; ing of the association in the near pleaded guilty to the ^charge to Harold Jackson is the assessor. " \ They feel that it is their duty future. At the program, they plan Saginaw police and Tuscola Coun- Also to be nominated Monday j to do so as members of the con- to have State Highway Depart- ty Sheriff's officials. is a member of the Cass City and ' gregation were instrumental in FIRST OF MANY—This group hopes to start a series of vanish- vite four guests and the four will each invite three guests. ment speakers, visiting highway However, on the advice of coun- helping the police find Rev. ing brunches that will net a considerable amount towards fulfilling The auxiliary hopes that eventually the majority of women in construction authorities and in- cil he changed his plea to- not Elkland Township Library Board. the area will attend one of the brunches and contribute a dollar to- The term of Mrs. Robert Keating Varonof for questioning. the Cass City Hospital Auxiliary's pledge to the hospital fund. All terested officials. guilty. It was after the store was; wards the hospital drive. Co-hostess Monday was Mrs. -H. O. Paul Jr. President of the group is Nor- is expiring. Meanwhile, Rev. Varonof em- guests paid a dollar for the privilege of attending the brunch Monday From left to right: Mrs. Champion, Mrs. Lewis Bishop, Mrs. robbed that the fire started that phatically denied all of the evening at the home of Mrs. James Champion. Laurence Hartwick, Mrs. Gerald Kerbyson, Mrs. Donald MacLachlan, ris Meredith. Arnold LaPeer is completely razed the Maisoll gar- charges against him in a letter In turn, they are expected to hold brunches of their own and in- Mrs. A. J. Mosack, Mrs. Al Krueger, Mrs. Richard Erla, Mrs.William secretary and Harvey Linderman age> It was said to have been Honor McNaughtons to the editor. He said that he vite five other ladies, who also will pay $1 each. These five will in- Selby and Mrs. Paul. is the treasurer. started by a cutting torch that On Anniversary was a victim of deliberate and was left lighted after the tneivea. malicious lies. His letter follows: Delbert Strickland left the building. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McNaugh- Dear Mr. Haire: The case was. started Friday- I am writing you in regard to From the and' hea-rd all of that the Thumb B Con- having narcotics in his possession. and slippery roads, I decided to will be played. was the opening game between'1, ference Friday night as they this week. Larry LeValley Miller, 17, of July 31, 1875, oh a farm near Caro was treated for minor i Lawrence R. Ortez, who was stop over at Caro. I stopped in Early this week it was decided posted their highest point count Counting interest on bonds and sentenced for the same offense, Point Sanilac. to hold a preliminary contest of the ear all pledges, there is now $398,- juries. '"" The couple has five children:. downtown and asked an officer on were forced to come from behind y > defeating Yale 78- was placed on probation for two dut lf between the Walbro Corporation 66. 000 in the fund. The accident occurred when Mr. Mrs. Jay (Hazel) Stoutenburg, I y there was a hotel or some to register a close victory. Strickland, driving a car owned years. He was fined $150 and place for a night's lodging. He production and office crews. Tuesday, Cass City played on Coach Irv Claseman said that Besides raising the final $3,000, ordered to pay costs of $150 at Mrs. Lloyd (Irene) Bader, Mrs. Meanwhile, Coach Irv Clase- 1 he was by Mr. Rapson, turned in the Lorn (Belva) Mclntosh and El- directed me to the local hotel even terms for the first quarter ! pleased with the offensive biggest problem now facing the highway into the path of a car $12.50 per month. where I stayed overnight. man, unaware of the second and then salted the game awayj. sur&e °f the sQuad Decent community is turning pledges Both men had pleaded guilty wyn McNaughton, all of Snover, game, had scheduled a pair of driven by Mr. Miller. and Mrs. RotJcxt "The next morniag- at abiat>8 i- n th- e next two quarters. •*(" games, but felt that the de- into cash. as charged Jan.. 14. clock to se games for two of his pre-high fense could have been more ef- Mr. Strickland died about three Burns ^Fbecker-i.T TheyTaveJ-nc^ u«.vc" "lii9/ j °' * went ^ *£,e bath- At the end of the first period Administrators of the Hill-Bur- In cases heard Wednesday, Jan. room school teams. They were to start fective agains't the Bulldogs^ hours after the accident in Caro grandchildren and 10 great- across the hall and upon re- it was 10-10. Cass City started ton federal funds said last week Community Hospital. 29, Judge Quinn directed a ver- 4 at 6:30 p. m. •Cass City moved out in front grandchildren. turning to the room I failed to to solve Caro's zone defense in the that 80 per cent of the money is Mr. Strickland was born in dict of not guilty against Herman lock the door, suddenly the clean- Just what arrangements will in ne first quarter and were' Jackson. He was charged with the Two of their grandsons, Dale second quarter. They hit for 161 ^ needed in cash before construc- Cass City May 19, 1923. He was ing woman barged into the room be made was not decided at press never behind against Yale. The possession of narcotics. Bader and Max Stoutenburg, are time, but fans can expect a full the Tigers were tion of the hospital can start. a Navy veteran of World War II serving in the army and were un- where I was standing with my 12 I Hawks displayed their best pass- In other Wednesday cases, Roy schedule tonight starting at about in of the s eason a Cash is also needed-before the and a graduate of Cass City High able to attend. pajamas on. She comes right in At the half, it was still any-' £ . « they counted School. Wymer was awarded a default and starts removing the bedding, 7 p. m. ; Kresge Foundation donation of judgment from Frank Dombroskl body's ball game. Cass City left numerous times on fast breaks, $25,000 will be received, it was Surviving are: a daughter, and pushed one of my grips from the court with a 26-22 lead. Led ,b? Fre.d Leeson, who I for $339.44 and costs of $32.54, Cass City Wins in ~ - All of you who suffered learned Friday in a visit with Carla, of Miller Lake; his mother, the bed to the floor. She said, In the third period, the roof counted six points, the Hawks Mrs. Eva Bair of Cass City; . a Donald Cross petitioned the court "Don't mind me doing it as I just through (or not through) a fell in on the visitors. Playing a went ahead 19-16 at the end of authorities of the foundation. for an operator's license and it Independent Loop foreign language in high school At the present time, there is sister, Mrs. Alvin Guilds; a brotli- came out of a mental hospital and smooth passing game and waiting *e_first quarter In the second er, Grant Strickland of Cass City, was granted by the court. I was for years in an orphanage," or college may be surprised to eriod ass Clty re $239,735 cash on hand as com- Following an easy 81-54 vic- for a good shot, Cass City netted besP t SCOTm> 9 ™^ed its and a half-brother, Theron Hop- tory over Bay Port, the Cass City and left the room. learn that it could have been 13 pomts whiie Caro could regis- S quarter of the year per of Deford. A sister, Marian, DFCA Votes to Join. At 10 a. m. I was gone from the made a lot easier for you. You ter on|y f}ve en(j Of tne as they registered 23 points, 10, the hospital. Independent cage team hopes to ,.... ,,,-- -.,-,------.t. • ' and a brother, Melvin, died be- room until 1 p. m. Upon returning just didn't start young enough. the 'Hawks were gafel by Jim Johnson who played a AFL-CIO Thursday move within shooting distance of In Chicago they taught Spanish stellar game for Cass City. At the fore him. the top spot in the league with a to the room I find th'e door was in front 39-27. Rev. Ernest Robinson, pastor of open and this woman was putting to an entire class in the first win over league-leading Bad Axe • Cass City stretched its margin Malaee Injured in the Cass City Methodist Church, An estimated 100 persons at- the linen on. So I waited in the grade. The experiment proved to 15 points early in the last In the third period, the Hawks tonight at Cass City High School. not only that the young children eliminated whatever chance Yale officiated at the final rites. tended the Dairy Farmers Co-- Cass City currently has a 5-2 hall for her to leave the room. stanza before Coach Irv Claseman ITwo-car Crash Burial was in Elkland Ceme- had overcoat on and a hat on could learn a foreign language had of scoring an upset. Al- operative ' Association meeting" record in the ^^^ ^^^^^ . - sent in the reserves and the tery under the auspices of Tri- he Concluded on page ten. though the 17 points they regis- j .held at Sandusky Thursday eve- League and Bad Axe is unde- { T woman continued to Tigers chopped the final margin County post No. 507 of the the ream so I finally went in and Continued on page ten. Joseph A. Malace Jr., 20, of De- ning'. They heard James Hudkmft,, feated in seven tries. If Cass City to nine points, 49-40. ford was released from Pleasant American Legion. the association's attorney, ex- could upset the visitors, they* took my overcoat and hat off. As Actually, the Hawks won the she was about to leave the room Erlas to Distribute Home Hospital Tuesday where plain the details of consolidation would be just a single game put game from the charity lane. They Plan Clinic for he had been under observation with the agricultural workers of first place and in a position to she said that it was a common Greenfield Meats converted 17 of 26 attempts wh;ie practice for patrons to leave a following an automobile accident AFL-CIO union. tie for the top, if the .Huron Caro made only four of 14 tries. County Bus Drivers Thursday. He had received emer- After the address, a vote was County seat five should suffer a tip for her. She said that I don't Authorities of the Cass City, The Tigers outscored the Hawks Slate Furniture Concluded on page 10 gency treatment at General Hos- taken and farmers present voted loss by another team in the Packing Company this week an-', from the field with 18 buckets to A clinic for school bus drivers pital in Bay City. for the merger. league. nounced that they have- signed 16. of Tuscola County will, be held in Mr. Malace suffered bruises Coach Alden Asher said that an agreement with Greenfield Neither team scored well from Caro the evenings of Feb. 3, 4 around the shoulder when he was Workshop in Gass the team -has shown steady im- Meat Products for exclusive the field percentage wise. Un- and 5. hit by a car driven by Iva G. Retired Cass City provement and was able to top Beauticians to wholesale dealership rights for official figures gave Caro a .341 William Jakad, driver education Pfund of Bay City on M-15, at Businessman Dies winless Bay Port easily even the Thumb of Michigan. ". average and Cass City about a consultant from Central Michigan the corner of German Road near City Tuesday without the services of Bob Wal- . Dick Erla, co-owner of the con- .295 percentage. ^ College, will direct the meetings Bay City. X-rays taken at the cern, said that he was pleased to Funeral services" were held at lace, who has been one of the Aid Shut-ins in Bob Holcomb, who scored well at Caro •High School. School bus hospital showed no broken bones. 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5, foir team's mainstays all season. be associated with the company ,on set shots in the first half to , drivers attending the classes will Mrs. Pfund was ticketed by The Cass City Extension Group Roy M. Taylor, who died Sunday Cass City was ahead 28-19 at because of its fine reputation in keep the Hawks' attack rolling, receive the most recent informa- Bay County Deputy Donald Wat- the meat industry in Michigan. will sponsor a furniture refinish- at his home in Cass City. Rev. ,Sl halftime and steadily moved a- Area Next Week led Cass City cagers with 15 tion on driver education and ,son. ing workshop under the direction R. Wurtz officiated at the rites head in the last half. They hit He said that a long-term ex- points. He was followed by Jim safety regulations. Miss Irene Schneider, Mt. tensive advertising campaign has' of Mrs. Frances T. Clark, county j, at Little's Funeral Home. Burial for* 30 points in a big third Johnson, who netted 13. The clinic will be held in con- Pleasant, a passenger in the Home Extension agent, , at the' was in Oakwood Cemetery iff period while Bay Port netted been started to promote the pro- Reserves Win junction with CMC and the Malace car, suffered a sprained The week of Feb. 9 has been ducts in the area. Town Hall Tuesday, Feb. 11, f Grand Ledge. only 18. In the final period, Cass In the preliminary game, C county school superintendent. ankle. from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. , | Mr. Taylor had been in poos City posted a 23-17 advantage. proclaimed National Beauty Sal- on Week in Cass City by Village There will be no registration or , health since last July. Wayne "Speed" Wilson was fees to pay. Homemakers - in- • He was born in Grand Ledg;^, high point man for Cass City! President Ben F. Benkelman, in 9 keeping with the celebration Bigger Than Better Known 81 Blaze terested are asked to provide "April 27,1884. His parents wen with '26. -Gene Kloc posted 23 and their own lunch. the late Mr. and Mrs. Mi Taylor. played a fine floor game. Other planned by National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. Persons attending are asked to He married Miss Mabel DePue scorers were; Lyle Ludlow, nine; bring old or unfinished furniture, July 1, 1911, in Charlotte. Fol- Doug Vatters, eight; Dick Local hairdressers, with Mrs. Dean Toner serving as chairman, such as a chair, deslc or table to lowing their marriage they lived Hanby, five; Keith Emerson, Fire of 1871 Destroys Thumb Area the meeting. Big'elow Hardware in Grand Ledge until 37 years will visit Stevens Nursing Home, four, and Asher and Don Tuckey, will furnish paint, varnish re- ago, when they moved to Cass three each. Wayside Nursing Home at Elk- What was one of the worst sin, Ohio, Minnesota and other jumped to the Cass River and was asking for aid for stricken ton and a number of shut-in or mover and penetrating seal for~ City. Mr. Taylor purchased' and fires in United States history, adjacent states. started racing up stream, fed by families in neighboring states. the workshop.1 operated the Elkland Roller Mills-. bedridden women in Cass City and may Very probably have been It had not rained for three brush and cuttings left by. the Fire of 1881 during the week to give them Other items needed, authorities until 1950, when he r«ti>«d. the very worst, broke out in cen- months and fires were common. timbering. Mr, Heller also described the said, are metal scrapers, putty He was a member of Tyleir permanents or other beauty treat- tral Michigan Sunday, Oct. 8, On the fateful Sunday that the second major fire in the Thumb Local Markets ment. Records, Mr. Heller said, show knives, holders for sandpaper or Lodge No. 317 and a life member 1871, Clifton Heller of Howell, Michigan fire ravished two and that it was confined to a comP that broke out Sept. 5, 1881. Con- padded wood blocks, wooden of Royal Arch Lodge No. 96 of. This philanthropic work during formerly of Cass -City, reported a half million acres, 3,900 square ditions were similar in many res- Buying price: the past seven years has con- paratively narrow strip until it meat skewers and two-inch in- Caro. Tuesday at the Cass City Rotary miles, the town of Holland was reached Caro from where it pects. It had been a hot dry spell .expensive paint brushes. Surviving are his wife; two- tributed greatly to the physical Club. Soybeans 1.98 and mental well-being of more destroyed by fire and homes and spread out to cover the area. with no rain for three months. Supplies needed include tur- daughters, Mrs. C. K. (Barbara}! Beans •. 7.75 • The guest speaker, who has businesses demolished. Except for small "islands" Cause of this fire was thought pentine, alcohol, paste wax, med- Warren of Dearborn and Mrs. SL than a million -persons confined to be the many little fires that Dark red kidney beans . 7.25 to institutions throughout the made a study of the fire and con- After this prelude to the big which the fire jumped for no ap- ium steel wool and fine, medium E. (Bernita) Edgerton of Homer; Yellow eye beans . 6.50 ditions leading to the catastrophy, fire, the blaze that was to reach parent reason, the destruction was farmers were starting to burn and coarse sandpaper. a son, Howard Taylor of Lewis- Cranberries ...—...... 13.00 United States. The proclamation by the village said that the disastrous fire was and destroy Cass City in just 30 complete. Records show the vil- stumps and rubbish as they en- It is advisable, persons in ton, N. Y., and eight grand- Grain president states: •'•' Now, there- made possible by the "cut and hours started at a saw • mill on lage of Deckerville and Minden deavored to subdue the land. It charge explained, to wear warm children. One brother preceded Corn - 1.02 fore, I, Ben F. Benkelman, presi- get" Maine lumbermen who har- the Manistee River. City were among the small areas burned over 77 townships in the comfortable work clothes and him in death. Oats, new ...— 61 dent 01 Cass City, do hereby pro- vested the area. Buying land for There ^were few people in the spared. Thumb area in four hours. Al- shoes. Gloves, old cotton cloths, 30 cents to $1.25 an acre they cut though the fire did not burn out two pairs of old nylon hose and Feed carley, cwt 1.6.5 claim the week of Feb. 9,1958, as area, so records are 'sketchy. In Flames from the fire reached 1 Slate World Day Wheat, No. 2, mixed, bu 1.91 enough cork pine to furnish al- Cass City there were 80^ persons for two days, the damage was burlap will come in handy. National Beauty Salon Week in a height of 100 feet and formed done in the first four^ours, Mr. Rye 1.25 Cass City and urge our citizens most all of the lumber used dur- and the figure is typical of the a solid wall for miles. Persons in Bring plenty of old newspapers Of Prayer Feb. 21 Buckwheat , 2.00 ing the Civil War. ,So extensive population of the area covered by Heller said. and containers for brush and to join in the celebration of this the area were forced into Sag- A complete report of the extent Livestoek special week during which we re- were their operations that they the fire. inaw Bay for protection. liquids and a shallow box to hold' The annual World Day sf Cows, pound 12 .15 had depleted the area by 1873. In of the fire was recorded in a tools and supplies. Prayer service in Cass City thii cognize and commend' the hair- From Manistee, the fire quickly The fire left 3,500 families Signal Corps report on file in Cattle, pound ,„.. 16 .20 dressers and cosmetologists whose their wake, they left slash, wood destroyed Grayling and , raged Tuesday's meeting will be the year will be held' at the Cass Citj chips, tree tops, brush and smaller homeless at a time when there Washington. It wsp made by a first of three. Others will be held Church of the Nazarene, churel Calves, pound ..: 20 .80 services are dedicated to the through Big Rapids. Following were only about 37,000 persons in Hogs, pound 1 .19% limbs. sergeant from Port Huron, Mr. Feb. 20 and 28. Further informa- authorities announced this- week grooming of women for greater the slash loaded timbering trail, the Thumb area. How many werg Heller explained, who walked the Produce beauty." * These conditions were combined it swept through Isabelle, Mid^- tion is available from Mrs. Fred Scheduled Friday afterntKMx, killed and injured are not known. entire burned area. Maier or Mrs. John Zinnecker. Feb. 21, the theme for this year's Eggs, large, doz „ 35 with the summer of 1871, one of land and Bay counties and was It was several days before Mr, Heller is presently the Records observance will be "The Bread the dryest on record. The whole finally halted in Gratiot County down state Michigan knew of the mayor of Howell. He left Cass Grant Methodist Church Check Little'sr long playing high fidelity 33 1|3, Midwest was plagued by fires where there had been no lumber- of Life." fire and Mr. Heller reported that City in 1931 and told Rotarians annual , oyster and' ham Supper Rev. L. A. Wilspn, pastor of furniture for bargain gifts. Free $1.49 each at Ben Franklin Store, from the tinder-dry conditions. ing. at the time of the fire' in the that coming to Cass City was go- git £ wrapping.—Adv. if Cass City. - aldv. It Blazes were reported in Wiscon- Thursday, Feb. 20. 5:30 until all the Church of the Nazarene, will But along towards evening it Thumb, the governor of Michigan j ing home. are served. $1.25 and 65c 2-6-1 be the speaker. CASS CITY CHRONICLE—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TWO Deaths Dawn 13% On State Highways JNews-from Local Area Church News in Brief With final figures in for' cutting the previous year's deaths December, Michigan's traffic toll by 10 per cent was greatly Fifteen young people helped1 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Karr First Presbyterian Church— St. Joseph Church, Mayville— First Baptist Church, Cass The Lutheran Church of The went to Detroit Sunday to visit Good Shepherd—Rev. Edwin death toil in 1957 was 227 less exceeded. The record was accomp- Maxine Root celebrate her birth- Sunday, Feb. 9, Youth Fellowship Masses Sunday and Holydays., City. Pastor, R. G. Weckle. than in the previous year, ac- lished in the face of increases in day Sunday afternoon. Mr. .Root her brother, Marshall Sowden, Sunday. 9:30. Midweek service and prayer Rossow of Fairgrove. who is a patient at Ford Hospital. cording to the monthly statistical the number of drivers, motor- took them for a sleigh ride and 10:15 a.m. Church Sunday Confessions Sunday at 9:00- time, Wednesday, at 8 p.m. Sunday School classes at 10:00, report of the .State Police. vehicles and -mileage traveled. Mrs. Root served lunch when the Mrs. Pete Rienstra is confined 9:30. * Junior Youth Program, "Jet Ca- Divine Worship at 11:00. School Classes: Primary through There 'were 1,746 deaths in 1956 The 1957 death rate per 100- group returned. ' In the evening 'to bed and quite ill with a bad Adult Dept. (Provision for ages dets", downstairs. "Vite-em-in" cold. and 1,519 in 1957, a reduction of million miles of travel is now Mr. and Mrs. Root, Maxine %nd 3-5 years.) Cass City Methodist Church- hour for teenagers, downstairs. Gass City Assembly of God— computed at 5.3, the lowest re- Roger visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alex Reusch has been quite Rev. Ernest E. Robinson, Minis- Corner 'Leach and Sixth St. Rev. 13 per cent as compared to the 11 a.m. .Nursery class for Bible study and prayer groups goal of 10 per cent that had been corded in the state and one of the Nemeth Jr. near Deford'. Mr. sick. His daughter, Mrs. Rayford three-year-olds; Kindergarten ter. led by Mrs. Weckle. and Mrs. €,, L. Hundley, pastors. lowest among the eight large Nemeth was also celebrating a, Thorpe, is also ill with a bad 10 a.m. Church School Sunday School 9:45 a. m. set at the beginning of the year. session' two or continued schedule Adults will study the lesson, The 1957 total may be increased states with which: Michigan is; birthday. cold. for primary and junior classes. 11 a.m. Morning Worship. Ser- "The Atonement of Christ".-This Morning worship 11:00 a. m. grouped in traffic accident com- Mr. and Mrs. Morris .Sowden mon, "The 4th Commandment". Evening evangelistic service at slightly by " delayed, reports or Monday evening 16 members of '11 a.m. Morning worship. is in mimeograph form. Letters^ deaths that occur this year but parisons. Frazer Westminster Youth Fel- of Vassar and little daughter Senior High Youth Fellowship Nursery for babies and small from foreign missionaries are* 7:45. Deaths in 1957 were down in Minnie were Sunday dinner children during the worship hour. WMC Tuesday, 7:45 p. m are chargeable to last year. lowship enjoyed an old fashioned group will eonchict service. Youth honored and prayed for. Figures for December show 141 nearly all types of accidents and sleigh ride behind a tractor guests of Mr. and Mrs. John choir will sing. Monthly business meeting of Thursday even-ing prayer meet- pedestrian fatalities were the- Battel. Lamotte IMted Missionary! ing at 7'.45. persons killed and 5,669 injured 6 driven by Clayton Root. After church at 9:15 p.m. in 19,327 accidents. Compared lowest on record. The reduction several miles over snowy back Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLellan Novesla .Baptist Church—Le- Church—S miles north of Mar- I Friday afternoon and evening, You are cordially invited to at- in rural areas ^was 214 or 17 peV and Jimmy were visitors at the lette. Rev, DeiMs Hudson, pastor. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. The Eastern tend these strnces. __^ • * with December of 195.6,. this roads the group met at the vene O. Shattuck, pastor. was a reduction . of 17 cent and in urban areas 13 or: church, wher Mrs. Root served Alva Ricker home in Owendale Stenday sehoel 10:00. Morning worship, 11:00. Sun- Association of Baptists will meet day, School, lOiOO. Sunday eve- or 11 per cent in deaths, 116 or three per cent. hot cocoa and popcorn. Friday. A Saturday caller at the Morning worship service 11:00. at Fenton Baptist Church. Speak^, New Greenleaf United, Mis- Credit for the reduction is at- McLellan home was a cousin, ning, 8:00. Yen are cordially in- ers will include Mrs. Robert two per cent in injuries and Mrs. Hazel Watkins and son Young people's service 7:00. sionary Church— Gordon A. Guil- 1,194 or six per cent in accidents. tributed to increased safety ef- Bill of Caro called on Mrs. Elea- James Livingston, from Warren. Evening service 8:00. vited to attend. ^ * WecMe, for the ladies' forum, liat, pastor. . , fort on the part of drivers and and Mr. Lloyd Button of Flint for It was the nineteenth in 21 nor Morris and Mrs. Doris , Prayer meeting Sunday school 10 a.m. months in which deaths were ber pedestrians, increased' law en- Mizpah United Missionary men's forum. Dr. Frederick Morning worship 11 a.m. Mudge Monday afternoon.; The want ads are newsy, too. 8:00. Church— Pastor, L. W. Sherrard. low the number killed in the forcement, and the accident pre- Milkie, M. D.,lfrom Toledo, Ohio, Sermon bythe pastor. same month of the preceding vention activity of press, radip^ Assistant S.-S. Supt., E. M. Gib- main speaker both afternoon and Evening singspiratibn 8 p.m. son. Phone 99F13 Cass City. year. television and various official evening. Transportation leaving Evangelistic message by the and private safety agencies. Church located 4 miles south of at 12:30. For the year totals now stand Because we service what we sell you cant pastor, 8:30 p.m. at 58,126 injured and 188,896 ac- M-81 on M-53. In the absence of Pastor Weck- You are cordially invited to Sunday School 10 a.m. le Sunday, The Regular Baptist cidents, reductions of two per Many Michigan dairy farms; worship at this community cent in injuries and four per cent are undergoing a revolution. Ten\ Morning Worship 11 a.m. Children's Home of St. Louis, church. Youth Meeting at Riverside Mich.,-will be honored with their in accidents. to 12 cow dairy herds are It is interesting to note that the rapidly disappearing, while more Church 7 p.m. representative, Mr. Adyrian Gagetown Methodist Shurch— Evening Evangelistic Service at Sylings, guest speaker both 1957 death record-was nearly 500 dairy farmers are milking herds Fi*ed Werth, pastor. less than the 2,016 killed in 1955. Riverside Church 8 p.m. morning and evening. Rev. Weck- Worship service 0:30 a. m. of at least 30 cows, say Michigan Wednesday Prayer Meeting 8 le is speaking at First Baptis't It also marked the second con- State University farm econo- Buy With Confidence Sunday school for all ages at secutive year when the goal of mists. p.m. Church, Hart, Mich. 10:30 a. m. * AT €ASS CITY OIL AND GAS ^ Dates to remember ] Monday evening, 7:30 p.m., Friday, Feb. 7, Sanilac Hsliness | Teenagers night. Chorus singing,4> St. Pancratius Church— Association Meeting at the Apple-1 fellowship asd challenge, "Cold Schedule of Masses No matter what appliance you select you know it will give satisfactory gate Pilgrim Holiness Church. Hearts and Frozen Assets". B E N FR AN KLIN 8 Sundays—October to May performance because each purchase is backed by the known Friday, Feb. 14, Huron-Tuscola Radio Broadcast, .WMPC La- 8:30 Low Mass x integrity of Cass City Oil and Gas Company. County Holiness Association peer, Tuesday, 11 a.m. 10:00 High Mass So gay.*. So pretty! Meeting at the Bad Axe Nazarene Midwinter Bible School, Tues- Sundays—May to October Church. day evening, 7:45 p.m. 7:30 Low Mass Friday, Feb. 21, .Special Con- 10:00 High Mass ference at the First* Church in Holy Days of Obligation Nationally Known Brands Flint, beginning at 1 p.m. Dele- Beford Methodist Church— 9:00 a. m. Low Mass VALENTINES gates and Pastors are urged to be Sunday services: « 7:30 p. m. Low Mass * present. Chuaroh, 10 a. m. Eev. Don OF I VERY KIND DUO THERM OIL BURNERS AUTOMATIC WASHERS A welcome awaits all in our Caister. Sunday School, 11 a. m. Eraser Presbyterian Church— services at Mizpah. The month of Sanctuary. Leola Retherford, REFRIGERATORS CONVENTIONAL WASHERS superintendent. Rev. George Gillette, pastor. March is our S. S. Promotion 10 a. m. Sunday School. Sparkling colors, HOME FREEZERS DISPOSAL UNITS month. Youth meeting Sunday eve- 11:09 a. m. Chureh Services. *** nings. ^ . - • dazzling designs! ELECTRIC FRYERS HOT WATER HEATERS Prayer and Bible study, Shabbona RLDS Church — 2 Wednesday, 8 p. m., in the miles east of M-53 on Shabfeona church. Road. Howard Gregg, paster. Painty fellowship, fourth Fri- Verses, messages, GULF GAS Phone Snover 8542. Sunday serv- day night of each menth., surprises galore! ices: WSGS, second Tuesday of each Church School 1® a.m., Harley month. Personalized FUEL OIL Donrian, church school director. Primary department, Mrs. TELEVISION Assistant, Wilbur Dorman. Elsie Hicks, supt. * Church services 11 a. m. ZENITH, GENERAL Sunday night service the Riverside United Missionary fourth Sunday ef each month at Church—Pastor,L. W. Sherrard. 2 FOR 5c 8 p. m. BATTERIES ELECTRIC, MANY OTHERS Zion League meetings Tuesday S. S. Supt., Clair Tuckey. evenings. Church located 2 miles south and Party Wednesday evening worship of Cass City and 2Vz miles west. TO 25c EA. Refrigerator, Radio. TV Repair Service service 8 p, m. Morning Worship 10 a.m. Family night, fourth Friday Sunday School 11 a.m. of each month, 8 p. m. Youth Meeting 7 p.m. NAPKINS Women's department meeting Evangelistic Service 8 p.m. Select from a sparkling as- third Thursday of each month. Thursday Cottage Prayer Meet- sortment of sweetly sen- Cass City Oil & Gas Co, Everyone is invited to attend ing at the home of Gladys Tuck- timental or refreshingly all services. * ey, 8 p.m. Visitors are welcome at tit® comic styles, all designed to to attend. go straight to the hearts of Phone 25 or 440 Cass City Stanley Asher, Mgr. Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Friday, Feb. 14, Huron-Tuscola their receivers! Find one for i:»»n»»m»»»mmm»m Witnesses, 1659 Deckerville Rd., County Holiness Association everyone you want to remem- Caro. Sunday, Feb. 9. meets at the Bad Axe Nazarene ClffiONlGLE ber! With envelopes. 3 p.m. lecture, "The World Church. Without Tears Before Us." Friday, Feb. 21, Special Con- 4:15 p.m. Watchtower study, ference at First Church, Flint, 1 Want Help finding: What You Want? "The Confidence of the Upright" p.m. BEN, FRANKLIN A welcome awaits all at the OFFICE and "Qualified to Teach with t O C A I t r O WfN I 0 — ' H A -f I 0$l A I I Y K N -> W N. Try The Want Ads Today! Confidence." church at Riverside. The month of Friday 7 .p.m. Ministry School March is Sunday School Promo- Open All Day Thursday Cass City and 8 p.m. Service meeting. tion month. Family Bible Hour—At the Hillside School, ose-half mile west, one-balf mile north of Elm- wood Store, Kurd Corners Road. Every Sunday afternoon at 3:30 a fundamental message FINAL 3 DAYS from the Bible. * DOINGS! BIG DEALINGS! Peoples Temple— Dale Smitley, Pastor. Sunday Services 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. Morning worship 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship ... where you We are Full Gospel Non-Sec- 9 SALE tarian in our belief. We invite everyone, regardless of race or creed, to attend our services now Hurry to BerfFranklinffor Savings see the OK being held at the Old Erskine Community Church, 8 miles Serving north of Cass City and 4 miles Socks Tray east on the Rescue Road. * Used Car 2 prs. 59c 29c 19c Reg. 39c Reg. 49c Reg* 29c White cotton Bright pat- Metal with sign! Nylon rein- tern! Metal. rubber edge. forced. 9-11. 11" diam. ll-3|4-in. wide. ALL MAKES! Rubber Gloves 49c Irregulars "of 1.39 value -- flock lined! 3 HI-KLEARANCE PLOWS colors. S-M-L. • QUICK, H1SH UR Tea e AMPLE KLIARANCS Aprons • LIGHT DRAFT Women's Fine Cotton Unbreakable Plastic • IXCILUN? SCOURIN9 49c Utility Pail • 1ITTM RlfULTf s Knit Pants Reg. 69e Eeg. Ruggedly built far f«l (kpt*d*t*ky 2 PRS. 69c Nylon, cot- 1.39 ..„. . ALL PRICES! ind loitf lif«! MM Hi-KtMTMM* ptotn Keg. 49c each! Porous knit ton. Pretty |iv« y*tt 33H «•*»» tli.naM *«mtm combed cotton. Pink, blue trim, colors. Waterproof. Big 11 qt. all- 4uur« pcslirt rose bud prints. Sizes 5-8. purpose utility pail. Won*t 'Ave«a thten point* tft dent, leak. Red or Yellow. CO/170 in HOW!Takeadvantageofthewide traah problnak &MM fl/utt ••• IM ttt It iftchtt dMp, it wil Rag Waste selection of used cars at your Chevy dealer's. He has just the txtrun* mt«d*. Kx«huivt Hugs CANNON Basket car you're looking for at just the price you want to pay. 29c Bath Towel 99c For the bestjused car buy, see your Chevrolet dealer! He is a reputable Reg. 39c Large 20x40 Size Reg. 1.98 businessman—a. person who takes pride in the good name honesty has All new rags! Unbreakable earned for him m your community. Only ffanchised plastic." 12- Because of the popularity of the new 1958 Chevrolet, your Chevrolet Chevrolet dealers display Neat fringed 2 99C ends. 18x36". qit. 3 coloris. dealer is taking in trade more and more used cars of all descriptions. He these famous trademarks has them priced to move fast to make room for more new Chevrolets. Volume business like this means volume savings for you in a good used car. B E N F R A N K LI N BARTNIK N t 0,-—- N,,A?f I O "N A L t Y K N O W N For the best used car... ^jWmmji Sales and Service OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY CASS CITY SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER NOW5 M-53 and M-81 Cass City CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. CASS CITY CHRONICLE— THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 PAGE THREE Seed Growers Slate - WOMAN'S WORLD News from Gagetown Area Annual Meeting Local ^Leagues Bowling News -The Tuscola County Associa- Merchants League shot and son Robert were Sun- Mr. and Mrs. James Sontag, man 568, Knight (sub.) 546, D. 481, B. Dewey 479, B. Andrus 478, .Altar Society Meeting— tion of Certified Seed Growers Week of Jan. 29 O'Connor 535, Fredericks 520, Jr. The January meeting of the day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miss Marie Sontag, Miss Sandra will hold their annual meeting in Vivid Color L. Bigham (sub.) 470, L. Selby Team Standings Root 519, Tracey 512, Gremel 511, 468, D. Warner 463. Altar Society of St. Agatha's Jamieson and family near Pig- Pedigo and Richard Hall of the school agricultural building at Royal Flush 9,Vs Fisher 506, Hend'ricks 503, Knob- Church was held Wednesday eve- eon. Saginaw were week-end guests of Fairgrove on Thursday, February Individual high single game: B, Styling Bowling Alley 9 let 503, Mitchell 501. Dewey 198, D, Warner 195, Bea ning with 45 members present. Mrs. Norman Adams entered Mr. and Mrs. Elery Sontag. 13, at 1:30 p.m., reports Cecil Fuelgas Bulk ; .... 8 200 games: Shagena 231-211, Fr. Cronkite opened the meet- Caro Community Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hunt- O'Connor 187, P. Rusch 186, J. ; Baker of Reese, association chair- for the season have Hartwick 8 Dillman 251, Mitchell 201. ing with prayer. The secretary's treatment last week. er -were Saturday evening dinner man. been dipped in vivid "colors Frutchey 7% Periso 185, L. Selby 178, Betty and treasurer's reports were George Wilson spent the week guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan An association of certified with the earth, moon, sky and Kingston Butter 7 O'Connor 176, L. Bigham (sub.) given and approved. The chair- end with friends in Essex, Cana- Johnson of Bad Axe. seed growers was organized a stars ail inspiring the new color- Fuelgas 6 Ladies City League 176, I. Hildinger 173, K. -Gross man of the nominating com- da. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Polk and year ago to promote a number ings. The materials will glow with Cass Tavern 6 Team Pts. 170. mittee, Mrs. Murl LaFave, gave Mrs. Eva. Moore is caring for her parents from Parisville, Mr. of objectives, one being .mutual the sun's yellows and the blue Alward 6 Andrus 59% Splits converted by, N. Grady 6-10-7, J. Dearing 2-4-10. a report on the selection of of- Mrs/Philip McComb, who is ill and Mrs. Michael Michalski, are understanding between growers green of the deep ocean. Prints, Anrods „ . 6 Wolak 47% ficers for 1958. at her home near Cass City. spending two weeks touring plaids, stripes and dotted fabrics Never freeze sliced bacon—the and the Michigan Crop Improve- Cass Mfg 5 Walbro Chokes 47 President Mrs. Eugene. Com- Ross Beach, Robert Kurd and Florida4 ment Association, Michigan all have some of the earthly greens Fort 5 fat begins turning rancid "in ment, Vice-president Mrs. Jerome Scotty Wilson attended the Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Eccles Foundation Seed Association, and icy blues in them. Brinkers 4 Dewey 44% about a week. With proper pack- Rocheleau, Secretary Mrs. Elery Saginaw Valley Methodist Youth and' daughters and Theresa Ann Farm Crops Department of Mich- The new silhouettes include the Strohs ..... , 4 Nye 44 aging, other cuts can be kept :So,ntag, Recording Secretary Rally in Midland Friday .and Werdeman of Detroit were Satur- igan State University, and the chemise with its unfitted, easygo- Oliver . 3 Deford Gals 40% frozen for six to eight months. Mrs. William C. Hunter and Saturday. day and Sunday guests of Mr. seed trade. ing shape and the blouseon which Bankers 2 McComb ...... 37 STATE OF MICHIGAN "Treasurer Mrs. Harry Kehoe Dr. and Mrs. Perry L. Fritz of and Mrs. Floyd Werdeman. also has a carefree look. The I. Hildinger 34 ' In the Probate Court for the County Herbert Pettigrove 'and George This week Carl Kolb had the of Tuscola. were elected to succeed them- Pigeon were Sunday dinner Ruth Ann Seurynck, student Wenner of the state association chemise can be half-belted or it Hughes ., 33 In the Matter of the Estate ot Mai*> •selves. guests of Mr. and Mrs. George nurse at St. Mary's Hospital', can be buttoned and bowed at the only 600, with games of 201, 218 B. Hildinger 29 garet (Laura B.) Hurni, Deceased. will meet with the Tuscola grow- and 194 for 613. To: Francis McLaughlin, her unknown Plans were made to have a Purdy. Saginaw, has completed a six ers. Elevat'or managers and new lowered, undefined waistline. McCullough 24 presumptive heirs, next of kin, legatees bake sale in February, to be in Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Joles and weeks' training course at Her- Silhouettes are also versatile 200: W. Guinther 224, Kolb 218- Streamliners 16 and devisees. others interested in the seed tr;ade Please take notice, that unless causa «charge of divisions one and two. family spent Saturday in Pin- man Keifer Hospital, Detroit, and' are invited to attend, said Baker. with hemlines rising and necklines 201, Yediriak 210, Retherford 209, Team high three games: De- to the contrary be shown, on March 6th, Fr, Cronkite explained why the conning with her mister and fam- is spending two weeks' vacation dipping low. Skirts will billow, R. Guinther 208, McClorey, Hub- ford Gals 2208, Andrus 2079, Mc- 1958,. being more than three years after Coffee and donuts ~will be the death of the above, named decedent, divisions were reduced to six in- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beu- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. served and anyone interested is drape or flounce the figure in lux- bard Sr., H. Wolak 205, (Sub.) Cullough' 2066, Nye 2002. Margaret (Laura B.) Hurni, an order of stead of the usual eight. He also tel. Leo Seurynck. invited. , ury. Everything appears styled to Schuckert 203, Knoblet 202, 202, Team high single game: De- assignment and distribution shall be make the figure look more elegant. made by the court of the portion of the talked about the school and the Miss Patricia Comment enter- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jamieson and Hunt 201, Ryland 200. ford Gals 830, Andrus 749, Mc- estate aforesaid as though she were de- Xeague of Catholic Women. tained 13 members of the knit- family of Pigeon were supper Flower Prints 500: Retherford, Knoblet 580, Cullough 718, Nye 713. ceased. • Albin J. Stevens, Administrator Refreshments were served -by ting class of St. Agatha's 4-H guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Sanilac Seed Beans Reflecting the interest in the R. Guinther 562, Gremel 551, Individual high three games: Cass City,. Michigan. Division No. 7, co-captains, Mrs. Club and their teacher, Mrs. Alex Jamieson. Lee Jamieson is for season, you'll be wearing printed Hunt, R. Johnson 550, W. Guin- A. McComb 484, Bea O,Connor 11-29-1 Lawrence O'Connell and Mrs. Preston Karr, Tuesday evening training-^several boys from that cottons in a variety of greenhouse' ther 545, Hubbard Sr. 544, Joseph Kloepfer. at her home. Refreshments were vicinity at the Pigeon gymnasium, hues including poppies, daisies, J. Wallace 543, H. Wolak 541, served. to participate in the golden gloves A report on the availability of roses, carnations and camellias. Doerr 540, B. Hartwick 537, certified ^seed for Sanilac beans Mr. and Mrs. Wesley DeBauer Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hunter tournament, in Bay City. Interesting combinations of fab- Asher 525, McClorey 524, Hough- •of Elkton were Sunday guests of and family of Detroit were week- Miss Margaret Sting, Miss comes from Alfred Ballweg, ton 522, C. Williams 521, Bighorn, county agricultural agent. He rics are also used to good effect -Mr. arid Mrs. Don Wilson. end guests of Misses Mary and Jeanie Osborn, Miss Marguerita like sheerest,, color-coordinated cot- Dillman 513, (Sub.) Schuckert Mr. and Mrs. George Hender- Nellie O'Rourke. j Lopez and Margee Monroe, stu- says Milt Erdmann, of the farm 510 Bilicki, J. Wolak, M. Helwig crops department at Michigan ton pique and batiste in a modern dents at Mt. Pleasant, are spend- print for a sarong type dress. Soft- 506, Geiger 505, Musall 504, Joos» ing the week at their homes here. State University, reports that 503, Yedinak 500. Friends sometimes complain to pttte that their car brakes act up Richard Allen of Marshall spent certified seed' for the new Sanilac GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE variety will be available for Team high game: Royal Flush when they first start out for work, but then get better the week end at the Ottomar 1037, Fort 1021, Frutchey 1005. through the day. Sting home, a guest of Margaret planting this- spring. This will Sting. give farmers a choice of certi- Team high three games: King- This kind of "morning sickness" can be mighty puzzling, feut fied bean varieties. The Michelite ston Butter 2985, Royal Flush there's a way of curing it. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Burdon and 2951, Frutchey 2949. son Rickey of Mt. Pleasant were has been the only certified pea The cause is moisture and the way to get rid week-end guests of his parents, (navy) bean variety grown in of it is to put the brakes on lightly for a few sec- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burdon. Al- Michigan for years. Merchanettes League onds .as the car starts to roll away. so Sunday dinner guests were In comparing the two varieties, Erdmann says, the Sanilac is a Team Pts. There's one thing about brake trouble, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tubbs of Cass .City Oil & Gas 46 though; it usually gives plenty of warning that Oxford. bush-type bean which grows higher off the ground and there- Rabideaus 45% something is wrong, either by noise, or fading or Friday evening guests at the Rylands (incomplete) 43 grabbing. Richard Burdon home were Mr. fore generally has a lower per cent pick. The Sanilac matures Cass City State Bank ..... 40 The r«al enemy of brakes is heat. That's why and Mrs. Arthur Kundinger, Mr. Ideal Plumbing (incomplete) 27% about 10 days earlier, than the you should try to stop the car by short of f-and-on Caro and Mrs. Fred Schnepp and Mrs. Leesons 22 Charles Baur, all of Sebewaing. Michelite and is resistant to application of the brake pedaL Jamming on the anthracnose and white mold. Team high three games: Cass City Oil & Gas 2293, Rabideaus brakes and leaving them there raises the temperature of the brake Tests over the state during the drums and lining by - literally - hundreds of degrees. Thurs., Fri, Sat. • Feb. 6-7- last three years have shown the 2166, Leesons "2030. Final Rites Held For Team high single game: Cass TWO BIG BRAND NEW FAMILY HITS two varieties about equal in yield When a serviceman recommends new brake linings it's some- Mary Ellen Brown except in 1956. Where white mold City Oil & Gas 784, Leesons 760, thing y

Saturday Midnight Show, and Sun.,Mon. • Feb. 9-10 Continuous Sunday from 3 p.m. . It's a smart woman who doesn't 0/9 /ne/e -food*, * wait until her hair has become all straggly and stringy before she Pillsbury's gives herself a home permanent. There's nothing so discouraging as hair that won't manage. •KISS CAKE MIX 4• *•* If you're rushed for time, then Chocolate - White - Yellow at least take care of some of the FOR curls or the ends which simply won't stay put. Fabric Softener Rinse * g^ There are special tips to use if BY DE LOXt you want a good permanent. Grosse Pointe Shores ner. The occasion celebrated Mr. sar played the violin. William and Zinnecker home. spent the week end with her Lee Wills of Cass City, a seven- Julia Swartz of Grand Rapids Wayne, Ind. and Mrs. Hazard's birthdays, both pound, five-ounce son, William Mr. and Mrs. Gail Parrott and | Mr. and Mrs. Manley Asher and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus of which are this week. j presented' solos and also played grandson, Johnny Asher, were Stanley. piano .and banjo accompaniments. sons entertained Sunday, Mr. and Morell. Thirteen members of the Nellie Born Jan. 31 to Mr. and Mrs week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl -Wright, ^Attending the dinner and pro- Mrs. Charles Cook, Mr. and Steve Kruchko and daughters at M. Young past matrons' club of John Krug of Cass City, a five- gram from €ass City were: Mrs. Mrs. William Patch Sr. of Cass Vera and Irl and Mr. and Mrs. Echo chapter OES attended the pound, 14-ounce daughter, Karer City and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Drayton Plains. Jim Karr and family visited A. A.. Ricker, Mr. and Mrs. Dorus meeting of that group Wednes- Sue. Benkelman, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Smith of Royal Oak. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reagh and Louis Wright and family in day evening, Jan. 29, at the home Born Feb. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Zemke children of Detroit spent Friday Rochester Sunday, Jan. 26. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Van of Mrs. A. N. Bigelow. Assistant William Shuff of Bach, an eight- Winkle, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jr. and children, Bill and Kathy, and Saturday with Mr. Reagh's Mrs. A. A. Ricker, who " is hostesses were Mrs. Harold Mur- pound, two-ounce son. were week-end guests of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Amos spending the winter in Braden- phy, Mrs. G. William Cook and Born Feb. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Weaver of Flint and Mrs. Elsielatter's mother, Mrs. Lucille Hart- Reagh. . • '•••>'• ton, Fla^, reports that the wea- Mrs. Stuart Merchant. Mrs. Alex Alvin Houghton of Wilmot, a Klump .Springer of Flint, -form- wick of Pontiac. ther is very nice there and' she Mrs. Jim Gross and Mrs. C. U. Greenleaf presided over the busi- seven-pound, 15-ounce son. erly of Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rayl Brown attendefd a tea for nurses is enjoying it. ness meeting. A social evening Patients in the hospital Tues- and daughter Joy Ann of Meta- at Hurley Hospital, Flint, Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts and was enjoyed. ^ day forenoon included: Frank mora and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin day evening., Their daughters, children of Center Line spent the Mrs. Clare Carpenter, Mrs. Shuefelt of Owendale; Earl Hen- All Youths Gifted Parker and children of Caro Barbara Gross and Sharon Brown, week end with Mrs. Roberts' Douglas Stilson and Mrs. Mack drick Sr. of Decker; Mrs. Lula Says College Prof called at the Earl Rayl Sr. home returned home with them for the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Little attended the monthly Hilborn, Jeanie Dixon and David Sunday afternoori. week end. Little. meeting of the county Farm Agar of Marlette; Mrs. William "I hold the view that all youth Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Geiger Virginia Gross and Mrs. Ella Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McCohnell, Bureau women's committee Jan. Hillaker of Snover; J. L. Kauff- are gifted in some way," declares and three daughters of Cass City Margaret Jean WiHerton man of Caro; Joseph Malace Jr. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Willerton Croft'visited Mrs. Croft's daugh- .Chuck and Peggy spent the week 24 in Wilbur Memorial Building Ralph C. Wenrich, chairman of ter and.husband, Mr. and -Mrs. end with the Leigh McConnell in ^Caro. Meetings of interest! of Deford; William Henning, Miss the department of vocational edu- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hicks. Mr. of Argyle announce the engage- Minnie Helwig and Mrs. Martha and Mrs. William Waxell and ment of their daughter, Margaret Edward Bell, in Chesaning from family in Mt. Clemens and the scheduled for February include cation and practical arts at the Friday evening till Sunday eve- Don McConnells in Utica. one to be held Feb. 21 at Caro Lubaczewski of Cass City, and University of Michigan. baby Anna Marie of Flint called Jean, to John D. Wegner, son of Jane Wisenbaugh of Unionville. in the afternoon at the Hicks Edward J. LaFave Mr. and Mrs. John Wegner of ning. Mr. and Mrs. Harry WillardState Hospital when Mr. Ben Ard, "There is much concern these 'specialist in parent education Patients admitted during the home. Edward J. LaFave of Gagetown Midland. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pallas and little son Mark of Detroit, days about the education of the i was one of the fall semester spent from Thursday until Sun- from Michigan State University, past week and since discharged gifted child. In a democratic i No date has been set for the and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pallas of included: Erwin Kaeding and : graduates of jCentral Michigan Cass City and Mr. and Mrs. day with Mrs. Willard's mother, will give the lesson, to which the society it is the responsibility of Special Services wedding. public is invited'. The regular Cheryl Petiprin of Unionville; College^ at Mt. Pleasant. He re- Morris Adair of Argyle helped Mrs. Wilma Fry. the schools to provide a variety I ceived a BS degree. Complete de- monthly meeting to be held Feb. Linda Pritchett of Sandusky; of learning experiences in which At Deford Church Mrs. Duane Chippi celebrate her Mr. and Mrs. William Benkel- Mrs. Alex Gillig ,Sr. of Saginaw; ] tails of the graduation appeared birthday Saturday night. 28 will feature as speaker Judge any and all gifts possessed by the , Marlette Livestock man and son Jeffjey of Cincin- of Probate Henderson Graham, Mrs. Levi Anglebrantt of Snover; A series of special meetings in the Jan. 30 issue of the Mrs. Harve Klinkman and nati, Ohio, are happy over the ar- learner may be discovered and» who will talk on Child Welfare. Mrs. Clare McNinch of Mayville; nurtured." Professor Wenrich have been scheduled at the De- j Chronicle. Auction Co* other relatives- here are concerned rival of another boy in the fam- John Brown, Mrs. Lloyd Humes ford Methodist Church Thursday, over the illness of Mrs. Klink- ily. The baby weighed' five maintains. MARKET REPORT and Mrs. Katherine Oleniacz of "To be sure, not all are en- Feb. 6, through Sunday, Feb. 16, Monday Feb. 3, 1958 man's seven-year-old grandson, pounds and was born Feb. 1. Mrs. Ruth Hoagg Caro; Harlan Hobart and Karen at 8 p. m. Altar Society James Roblin of Caro. The child) Mrs. Jeanette Kerns and child- dowed with a high degree of in- Top Butcher .Powell of Gagetown; Mrs. Her-tellectual prowess. The talents Featured speaker will be Rev. ill of nephrosis, is a patient in ren are expected home this week bert Yax of Deford and Baby Marvin Osborn of Wilmore, Ky., Cattle -- 23.00-24.75 Caro Community Hospital. end from Richmond, where she of some may be found in artistic, Randy Lapeer of Cass City. mechanical, or musical fields. who has traveled extensively in The monthly meeting of the (Good Butcher Rev. and Mrs. Gene Sickler and has been spending two weeks with Mrs. Ruth E. Hoagg died Fri- i the Holy Land and South Cattle.. ..21.50-23.00 her sister and family, Mr. and day at St. Luke's Hospital in Others may be gifted in their a- Altar Society of the St. Pan- children of Lakeview, together STEVENS NURSING HOME bility to deal with people." i America. cratius Church was held in the Standard 19.00-21.00 with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Krueger Mrs. Fred Gaeth -and children. Saginaw, where she had been a ' The public is invited to these patient nine weeks. She had been Patients in the Nursing Home Professor Wenrich feels that church club rooms Monday. Commercial ....-- 17.50-19.00 and children of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Earl Douglas has as a on Feb. 3 numbered 27 and in- "in view of the anticipated man- services, Rev. Donald Caister, During a short business meet- Common ...... 15.00-17.00 spent Friday and Saturday with guest this week, Mrs. Louis ill for three months. church pastor, said. j Mrs. Hoagg was born in Port- cluded: Mrs. Martha Osborn of power needs in the U.S., it be- ing, reports of various committees Top Butcher ' * Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sickler, and Burean of River Rouge. Deford; Mrs. Mary Youngs of comes increasingly important were heard. Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar. Jack Howell was admitted to *land, Ind., Jan. 29, 1903. She was Bulls .....19.50-21.00 the daughter of the late Mr. and Gagetown; Mrs. Ida €ovey of that we make better use of our Mrs. Fritz Speaks Card games were played and Medium 17.00-18.50 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ryan and Cass City Hospital Wednesday Pottersville; Alex Heliski of human resources." refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hunt re- night, Jan. 29, with a fractured Mrs. Perry Cox. September 27, "Light 14.50-17.00 1,923, she married Charles Hoagg Argyle; Mrs. Parmilla Greenlee "This suggests the need for To WSCS Monday turned Tuesday after spending right leg sustained in a fall. of Snover; Mrs. Vida Turner of helping youth to discover and i- In low-income families, men Best Butcher several days visiting in New in Pontiac. They lived in Berkley Mrs. Ed Fritz explained the Cows --... 16.50-18.25 Nelson Willy, accompanied by following their marriage. In 1942 Akron; Miss Anna Montgomery, dentify their interest and' apti- spend more for clothes than wo- York City. mhis mother,'Mrsmomer, mrs. j^wieEstheir Willyvvmy, to a farm Mrs. Iva Funk and John Ingram tudes and then provide them with medical mission program over men and girls, according to the Good Cliff Croft left Tuesday to th oved in Ever- the world in the W.SCS and il- and sister, Mrs. Steve Orto, took)j gree^^n TownshipTnwr^Tiin., wherw^are she lived of Marlette; Mrs. Sarah Phette- the opportunity to develop what- U. S. Department of Agriculture. Commercial.... 14.50-16.50 attend a convention of lumber Miss Sandra Orto to her plane at place of Decker; Clarence Redi- ever talents they possess to the lustrated her address with poster As income rises, the women and dealers in Grand Rapids. until her death. Mrs. Hoagg was cards Monday evening at the Cutter to Willow Run last Thursday morn- a member of the Shabbona Meth- cliffe of Croswell; George Don- limits of their capacities," he girls begin to spend more. Canners ..:.. 10.00-14.00 Rev. and Mrs. Allan Jennex and ing. She had visited her parents nellon of Tyre; Mrs. Lenora Hill says. regular meeting of the Women's odist Church, Society of Christian Service. An ORDER OF PUBLICATION Top Veal :..... 32.00-37.00 daughters of South Lyons spent for several days and was return- Surviving are her husband;, and Joh. n Eifert of Bad Axe; Mrs, . STATE OF MICHIGAN Fair to Good:•:„... 26.00-32.00 Thursday night and Friday with ing to her position in Miami, Fla. two sons, LeBoy and Perry, at I Jeniue Brown of Carsonville; estimated 40 persons attended the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SpeciEil Training meeting held at the Methodist COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Seconds 23.00-27.50 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max The American Legion Auxil- home; two sisters, Mrs. Abe! Mrs. Anna Pamsh of Sandusky; IN CHANCERY Agar. Jerry Jennex, who had iary will meet Monday evening, Thorsburg of Walled Lake andj Mr and Mrs. Paul ^nhard of For Pvt. Franzel Church. LaVern C. Dean, Plantiff, vs. Mary Common 15.00-22.50 In L. Dean, Defendant. Beacons ..-- 1.00-29.00 spent 10 days with his grand- Feb. 10, with Mrs. Dorus Klink- Mrs. Ethel Ellis of Midland, and Detroit and Claud Little Miss Army PFC Ronald J. Franzel,! . ^e business meeting, the At a session of the said Court held at Top Hogs .... 20.00-21.25 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Agar, re- man. The Auxiliary expects t,o three brothers, Warner Cox and' | J«je McKichan, Mrs. George son of Mr. and Mrsf Albert W.« decorating committee presented the Court House in the Village of Caro, turned home with his parents. Darice Cox, both of Midland, and I Kabideau, Mrs. Annie McCul- Franzel, Tyre, is receiving spe- plans for the completion of the in said County, on the 28th day of No. 2 Hogs 18,50-20.00 have as a guest, the Seventh Dis- remodeling of the church's kitch- January 1958. Echo chapter OES will meet trict Association president, Mrs. Harry Cox of Birmingham. lough, Mrs. Catherine Thompson, cialized vehicle maintenance Present: Hon., Timothy C. Quinn, Qir- Rghs. 14.50-18.25 Edward Osentoski, Mrs. Matilda en and dining room. cuit Judge. Wednesday evening-, Feb. 12. George Chappelle of Port Huron. Funeral services " were held training with the 49th Trans- In the above-entitled cause it appear- Members of the refreshment com- Monday afternoon at Little's Thiel, Benjamin Vonderake and portation Group at Fort Eustis, A lunch was served by Group ing that the Defendant, Mary L. Dean, Please Note: We will be Mr. and Mrs. Roger Little' and €harles E. Hutchinson oiLCags II following the meeting. Mrs. is not a resident of this state but that mittee for the meeting are Mrs. baby of Dearborn, who had spent Funeral Home. Rev. George Va. she resides in Albuquerque, in the State testing cattle over 1 year old Stuart Merchant,, Mrs. Douglas Marshall, pastor of the .Shabbona City. ^ Franzel is regularly assigned Arlington Hoffman and Mrs. Mal- of New Mexico, now, therefore, on mo- for bangs starting Feb. 17, several weeks at the Harry vina Howarth were co-chairmen. tion of David N. Andreychuk, attorney Stilson, Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Little home, returned to Dear- Methodist Church, officiated. as a truck mechanic in the 597th for Plaintiff. watch local papers next week Frank Merchant, Mrs. Grant Burial was in Elkland Cemetery: Transportation Company at the It is ordered that the Defendant enter born Sunday. Roger is a student Slate Educational her appearance in said cause on or be- for announcement. Strickland and Mrs. Aimer at Wayne University. Stuart fort.' He entered the Army in For safety be sure your stair- fore three months from the date of this Krueger. Meeting- for Area July, 1954. ways are solid underfoot. Repair order, and that, within 40 days, the Little returned to Alma College Marriage Licenses Plaintiff cause this order to be pub- Sunday after a week at his home Teachers Feb. 19 The 21-year-old soldier at- loose boards and shaky hand- lished in the Ca'ss City ^Chronicle, a Marriage license applications tended Ubly High School and was rails. Be especially careful of un- newspaper published and circulated with- here. received in Tuscola County this in said county, said publication to be An in-service education meet- a farmer in civilian life. protected nails, worn carpets and continuous once in each week for six Mrs. Maud Watters of Harris- week were: rubber treads o,n stairways. weeks in succession. , MERS* 4 juuus ville came Thursday and visited Donald Luke Tuckey, 22, of ing for teachers of vocatio'nal Tiiiiothy C. Quinn, Circuit Judge. her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. Cass City and Kathlyn Joan Gab- ' agriculture and veterans will be An expert is any person who David N. Andreychuk, Attorney for and Mrs. Willis Campbell. The j held at Owendale High School can stand the confusion of being It isn't half as far from virtue Platiitiff./Business Address: 128 East MY WIPES LEAD1N6 bard, 20, of Capae, 1 cross-examined. Huron Avenue, Vassar, Michigan. A DOUBLE UFg three went to Lansing to spend Hazen Beecher Eeavey Jr., 23, Wednesday, Feb. 19, Leslie Rey- to vice as vice versa. 2-6-6 the week end with the Campb ells' of Caro and Gladys Louise Roach, nolds, superintendent, announced IT daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and 19, of Deford. 1 this week. Mrs. Bruce Jones. Timothy Sheridan, 24, of Fair- On hand will be the cooperative The Cass Valley Farm Bureau grove and Arlene Ann Hampshire, extension staffs of Huron and Tuscola counties. Chairman of group will meet Monday evening, 19, of Kingston. tn e Feb. 10, with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Glen Albert Guilds Jr. 18, of - meeting will be Henry Ken- Decker. There will be a .pancake

FOR SALE—purebred! Hamp- FOR SALE—Men's Chicago roller FOR SALE—Three Holstein WANTED TO BUY—feeder LOST—Coin purse near Town- FOR SALE—2 pairs men's shire boar, 6 Vz months old. Jerry «„ -J-Xl ^ C1 J' J J- _ T71 Jl T _ 1_ • . _1 _ •». ™ . - - - XT ice Tuscola County Board of Supervisors skates, shoe size 9; also 6-foot cattle. Send' card to Ed Lebioda send's Store. Finder return to skates, shoe size 8%; also ladies' Heronemus, 2 south, % west of bob-sled. Rex Harris, 4 miles' in September, 4 east, 2 south Cass City, Route 3. 2-6-1* Chronicle. OFFICIAl PROCEEDINGS Shabbona. Phone 8545-R. 2-6-1 2-6-1* size 7 skates. Rex-Harris, 4 miles east, 3 miles south, 1% .miles 2% east of Cass City. Earl Hen east, 3 miles south, 1% miles O. P. R. east of Cass City. Phone 130F3. • drick.' 2-6-1 [FARMERS — We do custom east of Cass City. Phone 130F3. 10-1-56 Balance on Hand . . ., 1-70) ALWAYS THE BEST DEAL on 2-6-1* 11-10-56 Brewer Engineering, Eng. 296;48 slaughtering. Hogs $2.50; Beef REAL ESTATE 4 2-6-1* 1-28-57 Kingston Ent., Printing . 40.50 Aero-Craft,- Bell-Boyy Cruiser's $1.50. We buy your beef hide. 8-30-57 Jensen, Pipe , 131.80 Inc., Glass-Magic and Wage- WE HAVE .on hand a nice selec- f essional hollow ground way 160 ACRES good land, modern (POUIsTBY WANTED, phone 8-30-57 Jensen, Pipe 131.80 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday- maker boats; Evinrude and Dra- tion of registered Holstein cows ( with our new Peerless skate no appointment necessary. We home, good barn, stanchions for' Cass City 7531K_or dr-®p a card 10-1-57 Balance Overdrawn 598.88 gon-Fly motors; Ajax and Gator and heifers. Some with records. sharpener. Cass City Auto Parts also cut and wrap meat for deep 18 cows, milk house, silo. t'o Jo" e Molnar, Deford~ , Mich. PARKER trailers; Chris-Craft boat kits; Calfhood vaccinated. TB and! Cass City. , 2-6-2 3-25-tf 10-1-54 Balance on Hand 125.64 freeze. Ic for cutting, Ic wrap- VERY NICE HOME, 4 rooms and 10-4-56 Ward Clark, Stakes . . . R3221 5.40 McCulloch chain saws; Cush- Bang's tested. See us for yourj ping. Gross & Maier, phone 416. 10-18-56 A. Hunter, Eng R3228 10.00 bath, one car garage, paved FOR RENT—5-room 12-19-56 Columbia Twp., cleaning 110.00 man Motor Scjooters at Lee replacements. No Sunday sales.! MASTER PORTABLE 125,000 1-4-tf house. 7 Armbruster Sales, Unionville. 2 miles east, % mile north of B.T.U. Heaters, instant heat, no street, close to store. Full price miles south, 1 east, 'z south of 10-1-57 Balance on Hand 0.24 1-16-4 Marietta. Taylor Holsteins, chimney or vent needed, burni only $5,000. Cass City. 1-30-2* PARTLO FOR SALE—900 bales wheat 10-1-38 Balance Overdrawn 45.71 phone 2132. 5-10-tf fuel oil or kerosene, economical straw. 7 miles north, 1^4 east ofj 10-5-56 Transfer No. 1673 . 45.71 LICENSE PLATES-vBuy now. 1 to operate, see them today at J INCOME HOME, ideal location,'ARE YOU MOVING? Call Cur- 10-1-57 Balance on Hand . , 0.00 Cass City. Howard Irrer. 2 6-1* immediate possession. $1,000 tis Sinclair, Caro 449, Collect. REID AND BRANCH block north stop light, % block I AM STILL doing sewing and Lee Armbruster Sales, Union down. 10-1-55 Balance on Hand . . 1,392.42 west. All series PT. Open Thurs- altering in my hcaae and will ville. 2-6-llAPPLES FOR SALE—Mclntosh. 1069 E. Garo Ed. Local and Long 10-1-56 Lajoie,, Inc., cleanout 18.00 TXT * A/TOTto TT • Distance Moving. "Move With day afternoon. , *l-16-tf make square dance costumes.! Snows, red and yellow Delicious, N 40nACRES Verv 10-1-57 Balance on Hand, . .^.... 1,374.42 Mrs. Clark Zinnecker, Va milei Northern Spies, Kings and brict, . k, Jhome* , 2-ca, r garage- , smal™.l f_Care - Call Sinclair.- 3-15-tf RICHVILLE AND BRANCHES FOR SALE—used portable elec- other varieties; also apple cider. 10-1-56 Balance Overdrawn 1,633.28 west of Deford, S531W. 2-6-1 j barn, price reduced to an attrac- SCHOOL GIRL WANTED for 12-6-56 Wm. McKenzie, tax adj A6651 11.25 tric sewing machine with button- John V. McCormick Pringle Orchards, 1 east, 2% tive figure. part time work. Apply Parrott's 12-6-56 Ida Safford, tax adj A6652 "42.50 hole attachment and carrying FOR SALE—Black and white south of Shabbona. 10-4-tf, 12-6-56 Omar Safford, tax adj. . A6653 7.50 Complete Insurance Service Dairy Bar. 2-6-2 12-14-56 Dept. Recpt. No. 702 . . • 50.00 case, in good condition. Mrs. puppies, $1 and $2, part collie. SO ACRES west and north of 1-29-57 Arthur Blank, brushing A6680 37.50 Kenneth Montei, 3 east, 1% Call Marty Yedinak evenings FOR SALE—Wheat straw and al- Cass City, good land, modern 1-29-57 Hlrold Hecht, brushing A6681 47.65 6471 Main St. FOR SALE—Homelite chain 1-29-57 G. Aurnhammer, brushing . . A6682 45.00 south of Deford. Phone Cass City 35-J. 1-30-2 falfa and June Clover mixed home, eight rooms and bath. saws; Johnson outboard motors, 1-29-57 Elmer Best, brushing A6683 88.00 7437 J. 1-30-2* hay. Gordon Holcomb, 4 south,) 3-20-57 Transfer No. 1712. 2,350.00 Cass City HOME—Five rooms and bath. boats and accessories. Boyd 3-20-57 Transfer No. 17JS. . . ., 100.00 ? BAKE SALE—Saturday, Feb. 15, 1% west and % south of Cass Shaver's Garage, Caro, across 10-1-57 Balance on Hand 58Y32 GAGETOWN RESIDENTS- at Boag and Churchill store. The 12-7-tf City. Phone 7542-J. 2-6-tfl Full price $3,600 with $600.00 ROCKEFELLER BRANCH OF BEARSS down. No information over tele- from Cara Drive-in. Phone 780. 10-1-56 Balance Overdrawn , 5,868.68 will be at the Gagetown • State American Legion Auxiliary. 1-23-tf 10-29-56 W. A. Forbes, steel posts R3249 6.40 Savings Bank the evening of 2-6-21 LOST—Brittany spaniel, white NOTICE—We repair zippers and phone please. 10-29-56 R. Prall, labor R3250 6.25 11-7-56 Dillon Bros. ex. & lev A6631 2,562.96 February 10 from 7 p. m. until with orange spots. Name "Poke". replace them in jackets, etc.220 ACRES good land; modern 11-7-56 Dillon Bros., ex. & lev A6632 2,562.97 10 p. m. to sell all types of Dr. E. C. Fritz, phone 421 or Riley's Foot Comfort, Cass City. 11-7-56 N. C. Weitzel, riprap A6633 1,025.57 home; modern tool shed, 42 by WANTED ' 11-7-56 N. C. Weitzel, riprap A6634 1,025.58 license plates. Bring your title. Check 4'22. 2-6-1 8-23-tf 80, repair shop, 30 by 36, good! 1-21-57 Case Surveying Co., Survey R3288 217.24 Passenger are all series P. T. barn, stanchions for 28 cows,JNEW LISTINGS on Farms, all 3-20-57 Transfer No. 1712 5,228.53 Harold F. Jackson, Branch man- FOR SALE— 7 sheep, one year- NO SALE at the Cass City Auc- sizes. Houses in Cass City. Re- 3-20-57 Transfer No. 1713 2,914.06 LITTLE'S ling ewe and one ram. Elmer tion Saturday, Feb. 15, '1958 be- cement silo, complete with stock, s ager, Cass City office. 1-30-2 machinery, feed; step into a, tirement property and small 10-1-57 Balance Overdrawn ... - 5,133.06 Morley, phone Elkton 126F13. cause of my daughter's wedding. acreage. SCOTT AND SCOTT EXTENSION FURNITURE 1-30-2* E. Knowlton. 2-6-1* good paying farm. Terms. 10-1-56 Balance on Hand 1,095.87 10-3-56 Transfer No. 1671 143.51 |WE HAVE Homes for sale-New Sherman's Cass City 1AT HILL ORCHARDS—Apples INCOME HOME-present income 11-3-56 Harold Endert, adj. on culvert A6629 50.00 ! FOR SALE—Dual wheel trailer £190.00 month; plenty of room and used-Some good farms- A 11-7-56 Transfer No. 1682 48.67 j with Jbight grain box, about 150- N. Spy, Snow, Jonathon, Red few excellent business oppor- 1-4-57 Transfer No. 1693 .62 Restaurant For Delicious, Grimes golden, Ws for $60.00 month more, besides 4-5-57 Transfer No. 1720 . . 26.02 ; bushel. Call after Thursday. Will owner's apartment. Priped for tunities, Also good deals on in- Wishes to announce the opening sell on time or cash. Edward ner, Golden Delicious, Greening come property. 10-1-57 Balance on Hand 1,726.35 of a new GIFTS Macintosh. Color, size and quick sale. Terms SEBEWAING RIVER AND BRANCHES Hahn, 2 3|4 north of Cass City. 1 10-1-54 Balance on Hand 3,165.22 Buy the best for less Phone 8231-R. • 2-6-1 flavor extra good this year; also In very good condition, house |WE HELP Finance sale if buyer 8-18-57 Alfred H. Sauer, legal cost A6738 26.50 Pizza Department fresh sweet cider. R. L. Hill, 22 by 28, to be moved. Pul lacks cash. 10-1-57 Balance on Hand 3,138.72 miles southwest of Caro on price only $2,100. Try yourj SHAFER AND BRANCHES Also carry - out service Free Gift M-81. Open daily till 6 p. m. 10-1-49 Balance on Hand ~ 43.14 General Insurance terms. John McCormick 10-24-56 M. Bedore, Bd. Of Det R3237 8.00 11-15-tf! 10-24-56 E. Conant, Bd. of Det R3238 8.00 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wrapping Fire - Automobile - Life - Farm Salesman, Colbert Realty 10-31-56 Co. Advertiser, printing . . R3251 6.25 FOR SALE—400 gal. Dari Koo! Colbert Real Estate [6471 Main St. Cass City, Mich. 11-5-56 J. C. Kirk, Bd. of Det. . R3252 8.00 Wednesday 10-4-tf 12-5-56 Co. Advertiser, printing 6.50 Thursday bulk tank, used 2 years; also i Cass City, Mich. 8-30-tf 12-7-56 J. C. Kirk, Bd of Det. . R3279 8.00 FiOR SALE—Mahogany drop leaf unit Surge milker. Fred Cooley Phone 145 12-7-56 M. Bedore, Bd. of Det R3280 8.00 Open 10:00 a. m. - 1:00 a. m. FARM AND GENBRAL 12-7-56 E, Conant, Bd of Det. v. R3281 8.00 table with 4 leaves; also pads. 1 south, 2 east of Owendale. Friday and Saturday open .till 6316 Church St., Cass City. 2-6-1 6-25-tf 10-1-57 Balance Overdrawn , 17.61 Phone 23-W. 2-6-1 Corkins Body Shop SHEBEON 4 a. m. Auctioneering 10-1-53 Balance on Hand . . 208.85 FOR SALE—artificially bred COLLISION SERVICE 8-30-57 Cass City Chronicle, printing R3377 10.05 WANTED—woman to baby-sit heifer, ready for breeding. Phone two evenings a week. Must Arnold Copeland Marlette Roofing & FRAME STRAIGHTENING 10-1-57 Balance on Hand 198.80 154F23 Cass City. 2-6-1* WHEEL ALLIGNMENT SHEBOYGAN AND BRANCHES furnish own transportation. Box Phone 390 6293 W. Main St. Sheet Metal Co. 10-1-56 Balance Overdrawn 5,625.59 K, c/o the Chronicle. 1-23-tf GENERAL AND FARM Auction- GLASS SERVICE 11-8-56 Dept. Recpt. No. 584 60.00 3-20-57 Transfer No. 1712 5,580.00 Vs west of Cass City on M-81 Cass City ROOFS - EAVESTROUGHS eering—Graduate of Repperfe BUMPING & PAINTING 3-20-57 Transfer No. 1713 360.00 BAKE SALE—Saturday, Feb. 8, School of Auctioneering. Evans Phone 262 beginning at-12 noon at the PHONE MABI^ETTE 4791 BRAKE SERVICE 10-1-57 Balance on Hand ... 374.41 J 2-6-1 NOTICE: I will be at my office Fibre glass permanent awnings L. Krueger, phone 3386 Snover, SMITH AND BRANCH Square Deal Hardware, spon- in the Municipal Building from 1-9-12*|We always have a good selection 10-1-38 Balance on Hand 168.88 sored by - St. Agatha Altar 3-11-tf 1-7-57 , MiUington Herald, pr R3285 5.75 9 o'clock a. m. until 4 o'clock p. of used cars and trucks. 1-22-57 Conrad Mueller, Bd. of Det R3289 8.00 WHY NOT HAVE that redecora- Society, Gagetown. 2-6-J* TEAT CUP SHELLS and stain- GOOD EAR CORN for sale—$30 1-22-57 John Mclntyre, Bd. of Det R3290 8.00 m. to register the qualified per- a ton. Roy Wood, 3 east, 3 south ,- 12-12-tf 1-22-57 Howard Slafter, Bd. of Det R3291 8.00 ting done before the spring WANTED—- Scrap metal, bat- sons in the village for election. less steel milk pails repaired' to 6-17-57 Millington Herald, pr R3340 5.75 rush ? Time available now. Paint- ' of Deford. 2-62* 6-25-57 John Mclntyre, Bd. of Det R3343 8.00 teries, junk cars. Pickup oh Monday, February 10, 1958, is suit grade A inspection. Herr's !FOR SALE—3 bedroom house. 5-25-57 Howard Slafter, Bd. of Det R3344 8.00 ing, paper-hanging and general the last possible day to register Radiator Service, 3 miles eas €-25-57 Conrad Mueller, Bd. of Det R3345' 8.00 quantities. Call 373. Southside it|BACK HOE DIGGING—Septic Oak flooring in bedrooms and repair work. L. L. Surbrook, Auto Parts, Cass City. 11-30-tf for the election to be held on of Cass City on M-81. Phone tank, seepage beds, foundations, living room. Birch cupboards. 10-1-57 Balance on Hand . . 109.38 phone 8231-M. 1-30-2 March 10, 1958, in the village. 7250-R. 2-6-tf short runs of tile at reasonable Full basement. Garbage disposal SOPER DRAPERY AND SLIPCOVER Wilma S. Fry, clerk of the Vil- 10-1-56 Balance Overdrawn 3,4l2.64 WANTED AT ONCE-Man with BOTTLED GAS—Safe, clean, de rates. Arlan Brown. Phone Oil base ray heat. Call at 10-3-56 Transfer No. 1671 . .12 fabrics. Our new spring patterns lage of Cass City, Michigan. 459W evenings. 6541 Elizabeth Brinker Lumber Co., Cass ©ity. 3-20-57 Transfer No. 1712 . 3,564.35 car for Rawleigh business in E. have arrived, including many pendable gas service. Free •4-5-57 Transfer No. 1720 . 2-6-1 5t. 12-12-tf 10-18-tf 4.69 Tuscola County. Buy on time. small prints. While they last, equipment. Call us first, phone 10-1-57 Balance on Hand , 156.52 I'm doing a good business in W. close-outs of discontinued pat- Bad Axe 97W1. Shellane Gas CUSTOM CHAIN SAW WORK SOUTH CLIFFORD Tuscola County and will help Service, 886 Van Dyke, Bad 10-1-54 Balance on Hand 26.40 terns starting at 50c per yard. Real Estate No job too small or too large. WANTED 8-29-57 Kingston Enterprise, pr. R3350 9.50 you get started. See or write Satow Furniture and Upholster- Axe..P. O. Box 109. 8-9-tf Send card to Edward Lebioda, Cecil Scribner, R. 2, Vassar. Tel. GAS STATION-pumping approx. FARMS, small or large (stocked 10-1-57 Balance on Hand 16.90 ing, Sebewaing, phone TUcker FOR RENT—Attractive 2-bed- Cass City, Route 3. 2-6-1* and equipped); HOMES and SOUTHGATE Taylor 7-2419, or write Raw- 1-5621.. 2-6-4 25,000 gallons monthly; modern; 10-1-56 Balance Overdrawn . ~ . 15,384.24 leigh's, Dept. MCA 541-301, a walk in deal - only $10,000 room apartment, gas heat, elec- FREE—Short course in photog- businesses - Lake .Shore pro- 12-24-56 Easlick Con. Co., lev A6664 250.00 tric stove and refrigerator, gar- perty - we are in the process of 12-24-56 Easlick Con. Co., lev ' A6665 250.00 Freeport, 111. 1-30-2 STOCHLA'S GARAGE—general down and you are in business. raphy with 3-18-57 Dept. Recpt. No. 987 50.00 repairing, gas arid electric weld- First time offered for sale. bage disposal. You'll love it. by NeitzeL making up the Spring Adver- 8-20-57 Transfer No. 1712 6,718.56 FOR SALE—Alfalfa hay, first Phone collect, Detroit, Edge- tising Program. 3-20-57 Transfer No. 1713 2,984.46 ing. 4782 State St., Gagetown, S-ll-57 Dept. Recpt. No. 1076 77.29 and second cutting. 1 east and Mich. 1-30-2* HARDWARE STORE - excellent water 1-3271. 1-23-tf AUTHORIZES FRIGIDAIRE 6-5-57*

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Birdseye i0.oz. added can COFFEE Peas • • phgs- GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Shedd's Birdseye ^ 9.02.9-oz.. PV4%4% pkgs. Gree' » n...,.-... Bean. s 4 >**• / V^ PEANUT BUTTER . Birdseye - j* 10-oz. Cut Corn 4 pkgs. 69C Birdseye French Fried ^ Pure Granulated IIH Potatoes 4 Birdseye Chicken, Beef or Turkey ^^ gf± £& ^ Pies 3 fo 85« SUGARS CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, CABS ffOT CHBONICLE^ fmiBSDA?, 6, 1850 WORLQ year so there is not likely to be short supply. For the next three MICHIGAN MIRROR 'NSWS BjRIIFS Home Extension any improvement in the situa- or four weeks, biggest supplies By Elmer El White highways—the pressures which exist because of the laws. * #• * tion until the new snapbean crops of. cucumbers will come from CEMETERY Michigan Press Association grew through the last years of come on. Cuba, with a limited supply Ziegler's 13 year regime to a Much union progress, on the Super highways • tying to- Agent'sfCorner Broccoli: The supplies of broc- coming from hothouses in the gether all major Michigan cities final, powerful impact in 1956. other hand, has been reported in d Express Mid-west. Lettuce": The supplies and bringing the millions of the Jji jj; :J: the southeast part of the coun- Prances T. Clark coli are normal size for February. of iceberg lettuce are fairly M cities closer to the playgrounds of There were skeptics when try where right to work laws County Home Demonstration The sources of the supplies are heavy, coming from California, Mackie announced his $1,250,000,- have been in existence for the ' genuify Agent California, Arizona and Texas. the Water Wonderland will be Arizona and Texas. Peppers: (Largest and Finest Stock Brer finished in six. years. & 000 outstate highway program longest period.of time. It will be yEN Carrots: The supplies of carrots The supplies of peppers (usually, last fall. Contracts came slowly interesting to • see what use both ' the simplest meal "you The North Aimer home dem- may be smaller than usual from Florida) are very short. That is the pledge of Highway E serve can become one of i^ This Territory at Gaw^ at first but the dam broke in sides of the right to work argu- onstration group ha.d as their for February because, of the de- Quality ranges from very good to \ Commissioner John C. Mackie, ment make of the labor picture in great pleasure and joy if you've special speaker, Mrs. Pauline creased acreage plantings in the 36. December. t very poor. Tomatoes: The sup- Michigan % % %. states where the law has been in spent a few minutes thinking out Layer of the $arbee grqup. Her growing areas. This situation Mackie has jplap.ed first prior- j an attractive table scheme. plies of tomatoes are relatively ity on a super highway linking operation. topic was safety in the home and matches carrot appetites over the short because of the Florida crop Mackie has set up priorities on j Interesting effects on the table on the highway. past years. We are eating a wide both Detroit expressway system Detroit and .Chicago along US 12, damage. Some .supplies have come { can be created in all sorts of The Cass Oity home demon- variety of other vegetables now Charles F. Madge and the outstate network of a Detroit - to—Muskegon route Secrecy in government onall .."/ays. If your tableware is of «an from Cuba. Meats* Do not ex- along US 16 and a route from levels is under attack'in the 1958 stration group will have a refin* and it has cut into the total con- pect any major change in any limited access multilane high- i elaborate pattern, use a simple sumption of carrots. Along with Local Representative ways. the Ohio line to the Straits of cloth and napkins, ishing of furniture workshop on meat prices. Prices on all meats tableware •February 11. It will be held in carrots from storage in Michigan, The total cost will be approxi- Mackinac using US 23, US 10 and Sen. Frank D. Beadle (R-St.- j can be combined. with solid or are higher than they were this US 27. Clair) is sponsoring a biU to open the town hall on Main Street. supplies come from Texas, Ari- time last year. Even lamb prices Phone 99F14 mately $2 billion, about one third | print .cloths and isvery effective zona and California. Celery: Cali- ? He has promised the entire meetings of all public bodies and j when contfasting Anyone, interested in learning which usually decline at this * * '* terpieces, naturally. If you're are back in full production and Cass City High School Basement frCLUB1J- Spaghetti and Meat Balls - Italian Bread and Butter - Of »•*.•»' his sixth term and Lt. Governor (cloth and napkins are used. A ally decline a bit in February I Coffee or milk - "Wop" Salad - Italian style Ice Cream Philip Hart is expected to an- •special -floral effect can be used and increase again from March ADULTS — 50c CHILDREN — 25c and cookies. Served Hot - All you can eat. nounce his candidacy for the by way of fresh artificial flower through May. The tangerine sup- United States Senate seat now corsages, one for each guest, plies have decreased and prices held by Sen. Charles Potter. massed in the center or along the have increased. Snap beans: The Walbro Pencil Pushers vs. Walforo Workers Atmosphere -Soft Candlelight - Music iSen. John B. Swainson (D-De- .side of the table if it's buffet freezing weather and rains have troit) is already a top Democratic style. considerably decreased the supply First Game at 7:00 pjn. choice to succeed Hart. of snapbeans. Florida is the only Younger birthdays can take on -ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN UNDER 12 75c source of snapbeans this time of Coffee breaks may wake you more picturesque decorations. Use a gayly striped cloth, with Tickets are available from all Presbyterian Men or may up in the morning, but to "keep the doctor from your door," take napkins to match one of the be obtained at the door. - stripes. Pile the presents in a an "apple" break. .They're trying giant drum (cardboard decorated Sponsored In Comimunity Interest By it at the New York State Experi- to simulate one). ment station. Each day a differ- ent kind of apple is . available. City State Bank They can keep this up quite a Snack Special while, too—their fruit specialists have grown over 700 varieties. Raisin Cookies ( Few kitchen smells are sweet- • j er than the wonderful fragrance J j of freshly-baked cookies. Now that the weather is cooler, it should i be no job to keep the cookie jar full. Chewy, meaty raisins give cook' ies a good texture and even Bet- ter flavor. You'll Jike the refrigera- tor type as well as these made with chocolate bits: Raisin Specialty Cookies (Makes 48 medium cookies) 1 cup light or dark raisins 6 to 8 ounces semi-sweet chocolate 2 eggs I cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla Yz cup melted butter or sub- stitute \Yz cups sifted flour 1/2 teaspoon salt James Goutne, 11319 Ford St., Van V% teaspoon baking1 powder Rinse and drain raisins. Beat eggs well. Stir in sugar and vanil- la. Cool butter slightly and add to Here's what Jim Gouine says about Ford Dealer ^y Used Cm* egg-sugar mixture. Sift together %^^ flour, salt and baking powder and add to batter. Blend in raisins and chocolate bits. Drop by spoonfuls "TH£ MONEY I'VE SAVED BUYING on greased baking sheet. Bake in a moderate (350°F.) oven for 15 to 18 minutes. Cool on wire rack. FORD DEALER USED CARS Raisin Refrigerator Cookies (Makes 4Ys dozen) 1 cup raisins IS HELPING ME MAKE THE PAYMENTS Y'z cup butter or substitute 1 cup sugar 1 egg , Dishwashing7§ a cinch with plenty of hot water, 2 cups sifted flour ON MY HOUSE" 1 teaspoon salt % teaspoon baking soda 3 tablespoons milk But Mr. Gouine isn't the only one who has found that it pays MORE HOT WATIR WITH EDISON'S NEW 1 teaspoon vanilla Rinse raisins, drain and chop. Cream together butter and sugar. to buy Ford Dealer X*/> Used Cars... ELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICE Add eggs and beat well. Sift flour with salt and soda. Blend into creamed mixture alternately with Only electric water .heaters give you all these important-advantages milk. Stir in raisins and vanilla. Shape into rolls, wrap in waxed •E3 Efficient—the heat goes into the water paper ^and chill* thoroughly. Cut M Install anywhere—need not be near a chimney in thin slices with a sharp knife and place on greased baking 13 Long life—meets rigid Edison standards sheet. Bake in a hot (400°F.),oven 13 Fast—new, more efficient heating elements 8 to 10 minutes. IE! Automatic-hot water always on tap El Outer shell-cool to the touch all over Michigan cattle feeders are go- Ef Safe—clean—quiet—modern ing to have to squeeze production El Edison maintains electrical parts without charge costs if they hope to make much I've foend that when a Lester Elliot always buys "When I buy a used car Charles Simmons says, profit this season, warn Michigan Ford Dealer says a used Ford Dealer used cars from my Ford Dealer, he "I buy used cars from my State University beef specialists. car is good—it is good," because: "Ford Dealers always gives me a top Ford Dealer because he Feeder cattle prices were about 20 says satisfied -buyer know how to put used cars -trade on my old car," says has always stood behind All this adds up to the best water heating service ever provided in Southeastern Michigan Joseph Malinaro. ^ per cent above a year ago while in top condition." Wifiiasti R. GiM.5. every used car he sells me." 1958 fat cattle prices aren't ex- Ask your plumber or appliance dealer • DETROIT EDISON pected to be more than 10 per cent above 1957. PHONE 111 AUTEN MOTOR SALES CITY CHRONICLE— THURSDAY, FERIltJAIlY S, CASS COT, MICHIGAN

Years for Tot. of Taxes Years for Tot. of Taxes Which Interest and Which Interest and Delinquent Charges Due Delinquent Charges Due in Said Yean in Said Years ANNUAL TAX SALE Dollars Cents STATE OF MICHIGAN Dollars Cents Down Memory Lane In The Circuit Court for the County of AJLMER TOWNSHIP VASSAR TOWNSHIP Toscola in Chancery TOWN NO. 13 NORTH, RANGE NO. 9 EAST TOWN NO. 11 NORTH, RANGE NO. FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE S% of SW% of NW% 8 EAST In the Matter of the petition 8 20 1955 45.56 Longacres Subd. of Frank S. Szymanski, Auditor' Com. at a pt in cen. of Romain Road 'A of Lot 18 General of the State of Michigan, which is 2044 ft. SW along center-line Five Years Ago Irving Parsch, Jim Baker, Ed chicken shower last week for of M-81 & SB at rt. angle 1147 ft. Golding Jr. and Ed Baker at- John Tewkesbury, who lost over for and in behalf of said State, from sec. cor. common to sec. 25-26=35- Miss Marjorie Kettlewell has for the sale of certain lands for 36 th NW 16 rds. SW 10 rds. SE 16 received her Bachelor of Science tended the Eastern Michigan 50 fowls to a chicken thief two taxes assessed thereon. rds. to cen of Romain Road, NE'ly to 36 20 "1955 16.08 degree from the University of Senior Scout winter sports ren- weeks ago. The Tewkesburys POB Also com. at SB cor of above _._. WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP dezvous at -West Branch last description th SE 16 rds. more or leas TQWN NO. 10 NORTH, RANGE NO. Michigan and will begin work have been presented with over No. 5139 to waters edge of Cass River th SW 9 EAST next week as public health nurse week end, 25 chickens. On reading and filing the petition of along waters edge of Cas& River 20 Com. at SE cor of E% of SW^4 W 40 the Auditor General of the State of rds. Th NE along center of Romain rds. N 40 rds. E 40 rds. S 40 rds. to for the city of Ann Arbor. She Mrs. Don Lorentzen, local Fifty-six students of Cass City Michigan praying for a decree in favor Road, th NE'ly to POB f OB ^f of the. State of Michigan, against each 35 1956 43.00 8 10 1955 was graduated from Harper chairman, reports that up until High .School were placed on the TXTI/ * cnrr,, 9-27 parcel of land therein described, for the Com. 272 ft. E of NW cor of NW% th. W% of SW% exc. 2 square acres in SW School of Nursing, Detroit, in- Wednesday of this week, $391.55 honor roll for the first semester amounts therein specified, claimed to be W 8 rds. S 20 rds. E 8 rds. N 20 rds. cor. for school ground 1951. has feeen collected for the March of the school year. Top honor due for taxes, interest and charges on to POB ^ 28 78 1955 98.86 students were: ninth grade, each such parcel of land, and that such 36 1955 18.11 Mrs. Lucile Champion will of Dimes drive from Cass City lands be sold for the amounts so claimed ARBELA TOWNSHIP 31 79.04 1965 39.83 leave Thursday for New York, and vicinity. Dorothy Holcomb and, Patricia by the State of Michigan. TOWN NO. 10 NORTH, RANGE NO. 7 Com. at the SW cor. th. N 10 rds. E 16 Pinney; 10th grade, Howard It is ordered that said petition will be EAST rds. S 10 rds. W 16 rds. to POB from which she will sail on the Miss Gertrude Gray was one of brought on for hearing and decree at the 32 1 1955 6.52 M. S. Oslofjord for# a European the first canvassers in the Com- Taylor and Lucile Stirton; February term of this Court, to be held 19 80 1955 62.15 VILLAGE OF FOSTORIA llth grade, Marie Rawson, Geor- at Caro in the County of Tuscola, State S 20. acres of N 80 acres of SW% Lo£» 4-5 Blk. 19 , trip. munity Hospital Fund drive to of Michigan, on the 10th day of February 29 20 1955 27.05 Robert Spencer was made a life finish her wor-k in the present gene Van Winkle and Ruth A. D. 1958, at the opening of the Court Com. 2396 ft. N of W% post of sec 32 Com. at NE cor. of Blk, 33 th. W 4 rds. Schenck, and 12th grade, Irene on that day, and that all persons in- th. E to E line of W% of NW% N to S 8 rds. E 4 rds. N 8 rds. to POB member of Tyler Lodge, P & AM, campaign. She received a contri- terested in such lands or any part there- N line of the sec. th. W to NW cor * 1956 8.17 Thursday night. bution from every household unit Orto, John Day and Johanna of, desiring to contest the lien claimed of sec 32 S to POB _.__v WELLS TOWNSHIP Pfc. Andrew JT. Lapak, son of in the area assigned to her. Sandham. thereon by the State of Michigan, for 82 10 1955 8S.43 TOWN NO. 12 NORTH, RANGE NO. such taxes, interest and charges, or any COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP ' 10 EAST Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lapak of Women of six Cass City Henry Schust, who established part thereof, shall appear in said Court, TOWN NO. 14 NORTH, RANGE NO. Gagetown, will soon return to the churches will unite for the obser- the first bakery, in Cass City and and file with the clerk thereof their 9 EAST 4 1955 21 80 was founder of the Schust Baking- objections thereto on or before the first W% of*Jwl ° ' United States for release from vance of the World Day of day of the term of this Court above 16 40 1954" -213.87 2 8 1955 active duty. He has been sta- Prayer Friday afternoon, Feb. 13, Co, of Saginaw, died Sunday mentioned, and that in default thereof DAYTON TOWNSHIP NB% of NE ! ° «"f the same will be taken as .confessed and TOWN NO. 11 NORTH, RANGE NO. 10 * r.™2,5, 40 I956 25.22 tioned at Nurnberg, Germany. at the Baptist Church. Mrs. F. night at his home in Saginaw. a decree will be taken and entered as EAST • " of S fV >4t A. J. Mosack of Gagetown, Houghtaling of the Nazarene prayed for in said petition. And it is 28 40 1955 88.07 further ordered that in pursuance of said 1 40 1955 21.89 Herman Doefr of Cass City and Church is general chairman. Thirty-five Years Ago decree the lands described in said peti- Cat Lake Subd. Lot 8 exc. N 2 ft. Lots Fred Henderson of Kingston were Churches participating are the At a, meeting at Capac Tues- tion for which a decree of sale shall be 9-10 made, will be sold for the several taxes, 7 1955 26.90 elected alternate delegates to the Nazarene, Church of Christ, Bap- day the Seventh District Ameri- interest and charges thereon as deter- Shay Lake Subd. Lot 119 mined by such decree, on the first Tues- Democrat state convention, at the tist, Methodist, Presbyterian and can Legion decided to purchase 13 1955 2.87 17 84 day in May thereafter, beginning at 10 Lot 187 13 1955 9.52 of ' county convention held Thursday EUB; the Otter Lake Sanitarium and o'clock a. m. on said day, or on the day Lot 209 13 1955 5.83 32 20 - 1965 18.67 or days subsequent thereto as may be Lot 237 13 1955 4.69 night at Caro. The recently organized congre- present it to the state for an or- necessary to complete the sale of said Although many hunters and trappers kill foxes to collect the W 60" acres of S% of -SW% exc. com. at TOWN N0. Lawyers representing persons gation of the Lutheran Church of phanage for Legion children. lands and of each and every parcel 7 $5 bounty paid by the state, many other Michigan nimrods NW cor th. E 20 rds. S 8 rds. W 20 XT „ , EAST opposing the recently passed law the Good Shepherd elected the fol- G, W. Landon has sold one of thereof, at the office of the County rds. N 8 rds. to POB N 2 rds. of SW% of follow the trail of foxes simply for the sport of hunting. With Treasurer, or at such convenient place 19 69 1956 226.11 prohibiting the Sunday-. sale of lowing officers at a meeting ^Sun- his S. C. White Leghorns to E. C. or without dogs, a fox hunt can provide plenty of winter hunt- as shall be selected by him at the county Com. on S side of M-88 6 rds. E of beer and wine in Tuscola County, day: Harry Easton, president; Foreman, superintendent of the ing enjoyment. seat of the County of Tuscola, State of N&S% line th E'ly along S side of Michigan; and that the sale then and M-88 to a pt. 1200 ft. W of Sec. 86 S to ''28 2 1955 to so filed suit in circuit court Thurs- Edward Henschel, elder; Edwin poultry division at Michigan there made will be a public sale, and PMRR th. W along RR to a pt. 6 rds. m at stake in Agricultural College for use at f each parcel described in the decree shall E of N&S& line N to POB ' //£ S% of SW& on N day for alleged infractions of vot- Bauer, secretary, and Louis Michigan State ;Uffr?ersity be separately exposed for sale for the H?e of Terry Dr. W 128.6 ft^N 682 the-school. 34 16 1965 16.18 KS to f, H"? ,of Wblic Dr. N 77 dS; ing laws that could swing the Bartz, treasurer. Wesley Freder- Agent Tells Ways poultry scientists have developed total taxes, interest and charges, and the DENMARK TOWNSHIP 65 ft. E 131.1 ft. to\N*s% line S to The senior class play. "Copper- sale shall be made to the person paying TOWN NO. 12 NORTH, RANGE NO. 7 o results of the election. ick, Calvin Easton and William an all-in-one emulsion for wash- the full amount charged against such head", will be presented at the To Cook Bacon EAST Hacker Jr. were appointed ushers. ing, sanitizing and preserving parcel, and accepting a conveyance of Com. 4 rd. 8% Iks. N of "center of s* 8, °°m. ft a pt. 661.2 ft. N & *N opera house Monday and Tuesday the smallest undivided fee simple in- sec 80 th. W 12 rds. NWly 16 rds. 14 Ten Years.Ago Bacon for breakfast is a long- eggs. The material is now ready terest therein; or, if no person will pay Iks. N 10 rds. 8 Iks. SE'ly 33 rds. 3 Twenty-five Years Ago nights. The play is divided into for large scale commercial tests. the taxes and charges and take a con- Iks. S 4 rds. 1 Ik. to POB Fourteen sacks of, merchandise two distinct parts with a lapse of time family favorite. Food spe- veyance of less than the entire thereof, 30 1956 14.04 have been sent to 14 Rotary Mrs. Frederick E. Kelsey, who then the whole parcel shall be offered ELLINGTON TOWNSHIP 40 years between the settings. cialists have come up with a few and sold. If any parcel of land cannot TOWN NO. 13 NORTH, RANGE NO. Clubs overseas for the relief of was prominent in church and 29 1955 * g 29 new ways of cooking it, however, The want ads are newsy, too. be sold for taxes, interest and charges, 10 EAST fc pt on S slde Featured in the first part are: n*/ *-, of Vanderbilt the needy in Finland, by local club work, died at her home on says Mrs. Frances T. Clark, such parcel shall be passed over for the Dredge Cut 218 ft. SE'ly of whe^e N Francis Fritz, Emma Bearss, Lila Bttt time being, and shall, on the succeeding 6 80 1956 488.10 1 5 lnte:ra Rotarians. North Oak Street Monday night. Spurgeon, Grant Pinney, Kenneth county home demonstration day, or before the close of the sale, be of NE% KiuH^ "/ ects S line of Vender- reoffered, and if, on such second offer, Jack Douglas, Jerry Fritz, Friends and neighbors gave a agent. 10 40 ,1956 111.63 6 CSJsr at Higgins, Wilma Striffler, Carrie DIRECTORY or during such sale, the same cannot be Of NW% , to I^ Brown, Harold Cole, Oakley You can stop pouring off drip- sold for the amount aforesaid, the Coun- 28 40 1965 17.75 pings, for instance. Specialists a- ty Treasurer shall bid off the same in N% of NW% of SW% Phefeteplace, Kenneth McKenzie the name of the State. 28 20 1955 , 15.05 and Irvine ,8'triffler. The cast for gree that drippings allow you to Witness the Hon. Timothy C. Quinn, S% of SW% exc. r]w for road _ cook more bacon and at the same Oircuit Judge, and the seal of said Cir- " 80 1956 96.26 Lot 22 PUBLIC AUCTION part two includes: Nila Burt, Al- JAMES BALLARD, M. D. cuit Court of Tuscola County this 2nd of NB% bert Law, Bernice Wager and time, do it faster. This is because Office at Cass City Hospital day of December A. D. 1967. 29 40 1955 14.72 VILLAGE OF AKRON Of Good It is the hot fat, not the heat from FAIRGROVE TOWNSHIP John Goodall. Phone 415M Hours, 9-6, 7-9 TIMOTHY C. QUINN 29 80 1955 27.95 TOWN NO. 13 NORTHV RANGE NO. The Cass City Independents de- the bottom of the pan, that cooks Circuit Judge NE% of SE% 8 EAST the bacon. Fat also helps to float Countersigned, 29 40 1955 17.75 Lot 14 ' ^^rs Plat feated the Congregational team NE% of NW% N of White Creek exc. USED FURNITURE of Flint Wednesday night. Brooks the slices; they brown evenly on STEVENS NURSING FRED MATHEWS. Clerk. the r|w for road Blk- 8 » 1955 61.68 HOME STATE OF MICHIGAN 83 3 1955. 4.22 VILLAGE OF AKRON Also Tools and-Miscellaneous Items led the team with eight field all sides. ELMW0OD TOWNSHIP In The Circuit Court For The County of TOWN goals. A. Champion scored five. In case you haven't tried it, put Cass City Tuscola In Chancery TOWN NO. 14 NORTH, RANGE NO. NO. "stuck-together" slices in a cold 10 EAST Ass Specializing in the care of SEVi of SE'/t 10 »,, «"sors Plat " Cows getting silage free skillet and heat slowly. ,You will the chronically ill. In the Matter of the Petition 31 40 1955 215.90 be able to separate them without FREMONT TOWNSHIP SATURDAY NIGHT choice still need at least eight to Under the supervision of of Frank S. Szymanski, Auditor TOWN NO. 11 NORTH, RANGE NO. 10 pounds of dry hay every day, tearing them after they. become Helen S. Stevens, R. N. General of the State of Michi- 9 EAST 84 .20 1955 186.44 heated. gan, for and in behalf of said E% of -NW% of 7:30 p.m. Heated Building - Lunch Room say Michigan State University State, for the sale of certain dairy specialists. If you have a large family or HO. "guests ' who come to breakfast" H. T. Donahue, A. B., M. D. lands for taxes assessed thereon. 29 40 1955 20.24 Physician and Surgeon GILFORD TOWNSHIP Lots 9-10 AT One of the biggest reasons why try baking bacon. This is an easy TOWN NO. 13 NORTH, RANGE NO. 7 Blk. 13 3 1955 way to cook a half pound or more X-Ray Eyes Examined To the Circuit Court for the County EAST 166.88 some farmers don't get full re- of Tuscola, in Chancery: Com, at NW cor. of N% of NE% th. S turns from irrigation is that they and ^ takes less of your time. Frank S. Szymanski, Auditor General 80 rds. E 80 rds. N 80 rds. W 80 rds. Place the bacon in a very hot oven Office, 96 — Res., 69 of the State of Michigan, respectfully less C&ORR CASS CITY AUCTION HOUSE don't use enough seed and ferti- shows unto the Court: 85 15 1955 35.44 lizer, say Michigan State Univer- (450 'degrees F.) for a minute or 1. That he is the Auditor General of INDIANFIELDS TOWNSHIP Phone 7334M 1 South, l»/2 West of Cass City two to make it easy to separate. K. I. MacRae, D. 0. the State of Michigan and makes and TOWN NO. 12 NORTH, RANGE NO. 9 sity economists. files this petition under, by virtue of EAST N% of Then place individual slices on a Osteopathic Physician and - and pursuant to the provisions of. Act, Com. at a pt 488.4 ft. E of W% stake wire rack set in a baking pan. Surgeon No. 206 of the Public Acts of 1893, as «ec. 2 th. NE to a pt 1129 ft. in center S% of Lot 29 Blk. 4 1955 87.71 No Sale Saturday, Feb. 15. Try minimum tillage for spring amended, and Act No. 126 of the Public of Sucker Creek Rd. th. S at right Bake at 40,0 degrees F. for about Half block east of Chronicle Aets of 1933, as amended; angle to said road 250 ft. th. NE'ly Lots 8-9-10 Blk. 12 W55 10.15 grain crops, suggest Michigan 75 ft. th. NW'ly to a pt. in center of Note: 'Another Big One Following Sat. Nite 10 minutes. The bacon will brown Office, 226W Res^ 226M 2. That Schedule A annexed hereto is 1965 96.03 State University soil scientists. It on all sides—and you don't have th« tax record required by the act first said road 64 ft. NE'ly of beg. th. Lot 32 Blk. 14 saves on soil fitting costs and above mentioned and contains the des- SW'ly to POB 1955 83,66 to turn it! PR. D. E. RAWSON cription of all lands in the aforesaid 2 1955 88.78 Lee Criss, Auctioneer yields are as good-and sometimes As a final hint, be sure to use county upon which taxes, which were Com. at NW cor of SW% of SE% sec. Lot 7 Blk. E. Knowlton, prop. better than with conventional DR. 6. C. GARRICK assessed for the years mentioned therein, 2 th. E 40 rds. S 8 rds. W 40 rds. N bacon in the, same week you buy have remained unpaid for more than one 8 rds. to POB tillage. DENTISTS year after they were returned as de- 22 1955 33.78 8 it. It starts to lose both its Phone 95 Cass City linquent, the description of all lands in S% ef SE% ex. 2 acres in SW cor. mouth-watering flavor and aroma 7 78 1955 161.47 °r«£a"«£ EC^Po ^ said county heretofore bid off in the N% of N% of S% of NW% of SW% In about seven days, concludes name of the State and thus held and 8 1955 78 18 DR. W. S. SELBY upon which taxes which were assessed 11 5 1955 11.57 Lot 6 Blk. 2 ' Mrs. Clark. subsequent to the tax for which such NW 5 acres of S% of SW% of NE% Optometrist lands were sold to the State have re- being 20 rds. wide N&S and 40 rds. Hours 9-5, except Thursday mained unpaid for more than one year wide E&W of, Lot 14 Blk. 2 after they were returned as delinquent, 11 6 1954 17.66 8 1955 lag 81 Wide Interest in r Evenings by appointment. and the description of all lands in said 1955 24.15 BE OUR GUEST! Next to Leeson Wallpaper Store county which are,delinquent for any in- Com. 80 ft. W of NE cor. of E of Two Farm Classes stallment of taxes under the provisions NW% of NE% run W 60 ft. 200 No. Phone 389 ft. E 60 ft. N 200 ft. to POB and of the act last above mentioned; 22 .28 1955 4.02 n™,,- * o ns 8. That extended separately in said JITNIATA TOWNSHIP Com. at SE cor. of State & River Street Farmers in the Akron and De- Harry Crandell, Jr., IK V. M. schedule against each description of said TOWN NO. 12 NORTH, RANGE NO. th. N along River Street 90 ft W te lands therein contained are (a) the total 8 EAST 1 by Francis Pe r 9 ford areas of Tuscola County are amount of delinquent taxes upon said of NW% aft POB ^ s » £ Office 4438 South Seeger St. 82 1955 748? showing a real interest in the Phone 27 description for the' non-payment of which 9 80 1955 446.35 the same may lawfully be sold at the next Of Lots 1-2-5 Blk T*8 Ad N 104 £ last meeting Thursday, Febru- parcels of land against which they were KINGSTON TOWNSHIP to POB ° *« DR. J. H. GEISSINGER assessed and are extended in said TOWN NO. 12 NORTH, RANGE NO. 25 1954 13.00 ary 6, at 8 p.m. in -the Deford schedule at the next annual tax sale for 11 EAST f !955 19.12 school. The topic will bexfarm in- Chiropractor the non-payment thereof, and that the N% of N% of SE% Com. at a pt. on sec-line 1042 4 ft. EW s sof Mornings: 9-12 Daily said taxes, interest, collection fee and 9 40 1955 21.90 heritance, wills, social security expenses so extended in said schedule Com. at SE cor of N% of SE% th. W ° *• Afternoons: 1:30-5, except Thurs. 25 1955 . and father-son partnerships. against each parcel of land therein des- 160 ft. N 400 ft. B 150 ft. S 400 ft. Tarner s AdA 120 20 Evenings: 7-9, Tues. and Friday cribed constitute a valid lien upon each to POB The three remaining meetings of the said several parcels of land des- 10 1955 20.87 ' -* at the Akron school are as fol- 719 Caro Beside Post Office cribed in said schedule as therein and of NE% 86 1955 83.17 against which extended in favor of the 13 40 1955 16.45 lows: Monday, February 10, 8 people of the'State of Michigan, the pay- SW% of SE% p.m. - Sugar beet production and Hair Styling by Stasia ment of which, lien this court may en- 18 40 1955 82.8$ force as a preferred or first claim upon Metes and Bounds legislation; February 17, 8 p.m. - Over Wood's Drug Store such lands by the sale thereof. 18 80 1955 35.78 Com. at SE c®r. of cemetery th. N 8 rds. Farm law and Michigan State STASIA'S BEAUTY SHOP Wherefore your petitioner prays: SE% of SE% B 4 rds. S 8 rds. W 4 rds. to POB Police; February 24 - Inheritance, a. That within the time provided by 18 40 1955 17.84 law this court may determine and decree NE% of SE% Ocai* ds'N of N33 COT. of lot 5 Blk. Wills and Estates. Phone 202 Cass City 15 40 1955 9.08 that the aforesaid taxes, interest, coft KOYLTON TOWNSHIP All classes begin at 8 p.m. and lection fee and charges are valid and TOWN NO. 11 NORTH, RANGE NO. run for two hours with coffee and DR. B. V. CLARK constitute a valid lien upon each of the 11 EAST Crrf said several parcels of land described S 5 0 w% m*~~ OF VASSAR donuts after each meeting. Any CHIROPRACTOR in said schedule as therein extended; TOWN NO. 11 NORTH RANGE NO. b. That within the time provided by lw!«^ ' ""* * 8 EAST interested farmer, his son or wife Mon. - Frl 9-12, 1-5, 6-15-9 law this court make a, final decree in 6 76 1966 8S.76 _ A ,„ Original Plat favor of the State of Michigan against S% of NW% frl. Lot 18 8 1955 66.28 are invited to attend, said Ball- Tues. - Wea. - Sat. 9-12, 1-5 7 79 1965 40.26 r^l 24 1965 60.83 weg. Closed Thursday each parcel of said lands for the pay- NEJ4 of SW% i N% of NW% of Lot 8 exe. B% ment of the several amounts of taxes, SW% f rl House calls mad® interest, collection fee and expenses, as , A „ 24 1965 61.57 computed and extended in said schedule 1956 Lot 8 29 1965 139,89 Sheep raisers are missing a Phone 370 against the several parcels of land there- Assessor's Plat 29 40 1956 18.76 Parcel 8 11 1955 72.17 bet to increase their income from 233 S. State St. Caro in contained; MILLINGTON TOWNSHIP Merritts Addition the flock if they don't apply for c. That said decree provide that in de- TOWN NO. 10 NORTH, RANGE NO. Lots 1-2-8-4-5-9 fault of the payment so ordered of the S EAST 6 1965 42.78 ffewfew^^^ incentive payments under the DENTXS311Y said several sums computed and extended Huston's Addition Norths Addition wool program. But to apply, against said lands in said schedule, the Lot 24 1 1955 8.12 Lots 2-8-4-5 exc. SB cor. of lot 6 also 10 E.C.FRITZ said several parcels of land, or such in- Com. at NE cor of NW% W 13 rds. S acres E & joining Blk. 10 S of River they've got to have complete rec- terest therein as may be necessary to 20 rds. to road th. B 31 rds. to % line —,, 10 1965 67.46 ords of all transactions, ' say Office overN&fac & Scotty Drug satisfy the amount decreed against the N 27 rds. to POB W% of Lots 11-12 & Lot 18 Store. We Solicit your patronage same, shall .severally be sold as the law 1 10 1955 1846 _^.. H 1965 89.79 Michigan State University ani- provides; Com. on B line of rfw of MO RR 111% Lot 11 .15 1955 86.83 mal husbandmen. when in need of work. d. That your petitioner may have such rds. N of S line of sec. th E. par. to S Lot 4 ex. N 4 rds. W 8 rds. of S 6 rds. other, and farther relief in tho premises line of sec. to pt. in cen of State Road of Lot 4 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION as to this court may seam just and SE'ly along road to a pt. about 60 2|5 _ ^ „ 20 1956 95.84 x Order Appointing Time N. C. MANSE equitable. rds. N of S line of sec. W par. to s*c- Lot 5 C 1965 8.79 For Hearing Claims. And your petitioner .will ever pray, iine to a pt. where it inter-sects r|w of T. Norths Addition State of Michigan, The Probate Court Steam Baths and Swedish etc. BR, NW/ly to POB Also com 60% rds. Lots 6-6 N of River for the County of Tuscola. Dated: November 29, 1957. N of S% Post N 60% rds. W to cen 16% 1955 68.33 In the Matter of the Estate of Cle- FRANK S. SZYMANSKI of State Rd. SE'ly along road about ment F. Tyo, Deceased. Special Foot Treatments Auditor General of the State of Michi- 60 rds. to a pt. 60 2|6 rds. N of S At a session of said Court, held on gan, for and in behalf of said State. ^sec-line E'ly to POB GASS CITY GHEONICLE CASS January 16th, 1958. Mrs. Manke is Attendance „, 4 1966 ' 84.*6 Present, Honorable Henderson Graham, Church & Oak Streets, Gass City NIHA of NE% & E% of SB% of PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT Judge of Probate. Phone 242 14 60 1955 87.78 CASS CITY. MICHIGAN Notice is Hereby Given, That all credi- SCHEDULE "A" Com; at SW cor of W frl% see 18 coat. tors of said deceased are required' to 183.92 acres E 26 2|3 rds. N 12 rds. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations present their claims in writing and under . Expert Watch Repairing W 26 2J3 rds. S 12 rds. to POB 2 National Advertising Representatives: THEATER oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy PROBST SERVICE acres more or less Michigan Weekly Newspapers Inc., East thereof upon Frederick H. Pinney of TAXIS OF 1955 AND 18 2 1955 18.06 Lansing, Mich., and Weekly Newspaper Cass City, g Michigan, fiduciary of said REASONABLE CHARGES Com. at SB cor of SW% of SE% W 8 Representatives Inc., 920 Broadway, New estate, and that such claims will b6 York 10 N. Y. , ' heard by said Court at the Probate Of4 Satisfaction Guaranteed PRIOR YEARS rds. N 7 rds. B 8 rds. S 7 rds. to POB fice on March 27th, 1958, at ten a. m. j No job too big - No job too small »*%<*£* W56 Tha Cass Gfty Chronicle established in AT It is Ordered, That notice thereof be 86 40 1955 34.60 1899 by Freiteriok Kfcimp and the Cass given by publication of a copy hereof for WM. MANASSE Years for Tot. of Taxes NOVESTA TOWNSHIP City Enterprise founded in 1881, consoli- TUESDAY, FEB. 11 i p.m. three w;eeks consecutively previous to said Whids Interest and TOWN NO. 18 NORTH, RANGE NO. dated under the name of the Cass City day of hearing, in the Cass City Chron- JEWELER Delinquent Charges Due 11 EAST Chronicle on April 20, 1906. Entered as icle.and that the petitioner cause a copy b^ in Said Years Com. at NW cor. of SW% of NWJ4 B second class mail matter at,the post of- of this notice to be served upon each 180 N. State St. Caro, Mich. Dollars Cents 82 rds. S 60 rds. W 82 rds. N 60 rds. fi«e at Cass City, Mich., under Act of known party in interest at his last known to POB Mar. 8. 1879. address by registered mail, return receipt AKRON TOWNSHIP 81 10 1956 29.86 demanded, at least fourteen (14) days JOHN W. BAYUBY AGENCY TOWN NO. 14 NORTH, RANGE NO. 8 TUSCOLA TOWNSHIP Subscription Price—To post offices in prior to such hearing, or by personal TOWN NO. 11 NORTH, RANGE NO. Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, CLIFF RYAN service at least five (5) days prior to Bookkeeping Income Tax EAST 7 EAST $2.50 a year, $1.50 for six months. In »uch hearing. . ' Insurance E% of NW% less R. R. Com. at a pt. on Gravel Pit Road 96 rds.' other parts of the United States, $8.00 a Henderson Graham, Judge of Probate. 12 75 1956 177.06 N of see-line between sees. 21-28 th. year. 26 cents extra charged for part CASS CITY A true copy. Office Hours: 9-5 except SB% of SW34 m SB% of NE% of SW% .B 40 rds. N 4 rds. W 40 rds. S 4 rds. year order. Payable in advance. Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. Thursday and Saturday 17 SO 1966 146.07 to POB the same being & lying on For information regarding newspaper 1-23-3 SE% of SEM ' of sec 21 advertising and commercial and joTo Telephone 578 18 40 1965 76.il 21 1 195S 6.90 printing, telephone No. 13. € ASS CITY, MICHIGAN. CASS CITY CHRONICLE— THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958

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Peter Pan 12-oz. PEANUT BUTTER .„..._..„.„ jar Cousins Del Monte 2%-size PEARS . -~ ; - can FOODTOWN FRANTZ Dog Del Monte Chunk No. 2 PINEAPPLE „.„ ..„ can Meal DelMonte 303 FRUITS for SALAD . can MARKET MARKET 25-lb. bag Dutch (Sirl 28-oz. APPLE BUTTER .„.-- jar PRICES GOOD AT BOTH IGA MARKETS IN CASS CITY PAGE. TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE— THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Bear Facts Extend $5 Milk Price for Month An agreement to extend the j pressed the hope that dairy News and current $5.00 Class I (drinking) j farmer groups in nearby compet- milk price in the Detroit market. ing markets could be encouraged Mr. and Mrs. Steve Decker, family. Mrs. John Garety of Three Adult Farmers Class— for one rifonth has been reached to establish higher prices in their Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond and Sara Campbell kept Bobbie and Rivers, Miss Rosemary Garety, The Adult farmers class of by Detroit dairies and the Michi- markets and thereby relieve some girls and' Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Larry Schwackhamer this week Miss Cora Mae Sams and Roger Ubly High School went on a dairy gan Milk Producers' Association. of the pressure on Detroit. Jackson enjoyed an oyster supper while their sister, Nancy, was a Sams of Mt. Clemens and Mrs. tour Wednesday as part of the The $5.00 price originally ob- patient in Bad Axe General series of classes. They visited the Expected to have a major ef- Thursday evening at the home of Dave Sweeney and Ruth Ann tained by MMPA last Aug. 1fec, t on future negotiations i& a. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold LaPeer. Hospital. were in Saginaw in business farms of Max McKensie, Wilford was scheduled to expire Jan. 31. Bender, near Ubly, Ed Harwood price cut forced on dairy farmers Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brown and Saturday. MMPA sought to have this price by Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Deckerville visited Alma O'Brian Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson visit- Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood LaPeer and' son, near Ivanhoe, and Rich- extended for two months, but mond Brothers, near Pigeon. Taft Benson, who has announced Thursday. ed Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson in and Randy moved from Cass City . major Detroit milk dealers that he will reduce dairy price Ubly Friday, Mrs. Ed Jackson, to Clayton Hartwick's house Pole barns, milk houses, pipe wanted farmers to take an im- Jack Walker is a patient in line milkers, milking parlors, supports to 75 per cent of parity Bad Axe General Hospital. who has been very ill, is now Saturday. ' ' mediate cut of asimuch as 46c a on April 1. The reduction would' able to sit up several times each Robert and Harold Becker of feeding and management were hundred. Bob Deachin of Ann Arbor, observed and studied. j lower milk prices throughout the Agnes VanErp and Ruth Ann day for a short time. JBad Axe spent the week end at The one-month extension of the [ nation by 23c or more per hun- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie | The next class will be Tuesday, Sweeney of »Mt. Pleasant are Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Osen- Feb. 11, at 8:30 p. m., when the .00 price was agreed upon after dredweight. MMPA has joined spending their niid-semesier vaca- toski and Jeanette were Thursday Hewitt. three days of hard-fought nego- other dairy farmer cooperatives Mr. and Mrs. Angus Sweeney dairy tour will be discussed and tion at their homes here. evening visitors at the home of a demonstration of tiling prac- tiations which often appeared in a concerted effort to prevent Mr. and Mrs. Billie Lewis. and Kennie were Sunday evening headed for a stalemate. the cut from taking effect. Mr. and! Mrs. Henry Jackson supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. tices will be presented by the and Mary Edith visited Mr/ and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell at- Leonard Copeland and Carol Sue. Ubly FFA Chapter. Instructor At a special meeting Wednes- Mrs. Frank Bundo Sunday after- tended the Huron County Agri- Larry McCallum of Elkton Jack Tyrrell invites all farmers day, Jan. 29, the MMPA Sales EDITOR'S CORNER noon. culture meeting Saturday was a Sunday guest of Mr. and to this and other meetings Committee approved a recom- mendation of its Price Negotia- Mr and Mrs. Newton Barker of evening at Kinde at the home MrsvOrlo Kohl. through the month of March. Bad Axe visited Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pelham. ting Committee to accept the one- Concluded from page one. Harry Edwards and Sara but that they learned it with Gaylord LaPeer Thursday after- Mr. and' Mrs. Theodore Gracey Campbell spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Angus Sweeney month agreement and to reopen noon. spent the week end at the home and Kennie were Sunday dinner negotiations at an early date much greater ease than older with Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Camp- children. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Brown and of Mrs. Anna Campbell in Pon- bell and family in Owosso. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul to determine prices for the Jimmy called on Mr. and Mrs. tiac. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ross spent Murray, near Shabbona. period after Feb. 28. vVe were unable to learn Charles Bond and girls Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brown and Thursday in Saginaw. The Pedro Club met Friday In their demands .for a lower whether or not the school is still Emerson Brown of Detroit was family and Jack Tyrrell visited Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Walker of evening, Jan. 31, for a potluck price, Detroit dairies placed major j teaching Spanish in the first a Thursday overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson .Sun- Elkton were Thursday supper j supper at 7 p. m. at the home of emphasis on competition from; grade .... but we believe that Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brown arid day evening. guests of Mr. and Mrs. AlmaMr. and Mrs. Frank Bensinger. outside dealers. While MMPA it must have been an exceptional ( representatives agreed' that this group of youngsters who were Davis. I Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. ,Sp. 3 George King and Eugene Eobert Henderson and Mr. and competition is serious, they ex- taught. Cleland visited friends in Flint Mrs. Bob Grey. The next party Tuesday. will be Feb. 14, at the home of RYLAND & GUC Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maurer and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison. - Conseroaiidn Department bear trapping work in Michigan's Plumbing, Heating, Eavestroughing upper peninsula provides much needed information on th« girls were Sunday visitors of The 500 Club met Wednesday habits and activities of these big animals. After being trapped, 4211 Doerr Rd. Cass City Mrs. Jim Walker. evening, Jan. 29, at the home of bears are put under anesthetic, weighed, measured, tagged and Theater Mr. and Mrs. Arnold LaPeer, Mr. and' Mrs. Jake Osentoski. released. Reports on tagged bears killed by hunters provides Furnaces, Bathroom Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer, Mrs. Syl- High prizes were won by Mr. and valuable data lor game management programs. Cass City vester Bukoski and Gordon Fer- Mrs. Martin Sweeney. Low prizes Cinemascope - Wide Screen - Vista Vision Fixtures, Plumbing Supplies guson spent Tuesday in Port were won by Mrs. Angus Sweeney Huron. and Ernest Wills. The next party REV. VARONOF preach that night. He told me Fri., Sat. Feb. 7-8 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker will be Feb. 8 at the home of that the minister and his people were dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Sweeney. Concluded from page one said that they didn't want me at ( JAMES FEN1MORE COOPER'S GREAT ADVENTURE CLASSIC We Install All Mrs. Harry Volz at Deford. The hostess served a delicious make much and I do three dif- their church. This, of course, was ] FREE Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson lunch. ferent jobs and I need every not so as I talked with Pastor TME Plumbing, Regardless of •of Ubly were Tuesday dinner penny I can get. I told her that I Woodard on the telephone and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Billie Six tables of cards were played ESTIMATES when the Euchre Club met .Satur- am a family man and I have so since then I talked with him Where You Bought It Lewis. day evening at the home of Mr. many traveling expenses that I personally and with a board mem- Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck and and Mrs. Elmer Fuester. High couldn't afford to tip anybody. ber of his church. sons were Tuesday evening sup- prizes were won by Mrs. Gaylord She .said if you can leave any- Mr. Tomlinson, the sheriff, de- per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- LaPeer and Harley Morell. Low thing, leave it on the dresser and manded that I drive with them to ford Furness in Elkton. prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. I will pick it up later. I stayed in the Hotel at Caro and .meet the Mr. and' Mrs. Don Hanby and Frank Laming. The next party the room till 3 p. m. and checked woman that made the accusations ,W-st3fring , . Sharon were Tuesday evening I r H IPPFN S^P"' »» will be Feb. 15 at the home of out that day. .against me. To my surprise I met J.l».rUrrtN . CARROU YOUNG visitors at the home of Mr. and It was arranged for me to re- the wife of the proprietor of the CARLOS RIVAS. wo KURT NEUMANN Mrs. Charles Bond and girls. • Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. potluck lunch was served. turn for a speaking engagement hotel, whom. I saw only when I Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson paid for the room rent. But the 2nd Feature Jack Tyrrell, with 40 boys from at the Novesta Church* of Christ "GUNSIGHT RIDGE" were Tuesday evening supper "to show a film we have on woman who is accusing me,was guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stevethe FFA class n Ubly High not there to accuse me of her Starring Jael McRae & Mark Stevens School spent Tuesday at anti-communism. Not being aware Decker. of false accusations were made charges. Tftey knew better than Plus Latest Color Cartoon Mr. and Mrs. Don Near visited Farmers' Week at East Lansing. against my person, I was proceed- to produce here a woman that Sun., Mon. Feb. 9-1Q Mr. and Mrs;' Orlo Kohl and Mrs. The Happy Dozen Euchre Club ing to my speaking engagement. was in a mentally sick hospital. Amy Bailey Wednesday after- met Saturday evening at the Upon arriving at the church I However, there appeared' a man'] Continuous Sunday from 3 p. m. noon. home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind. was stopped at the car I was in a shabby appearance claiming Mrs. Ernest Wills, Mrs. Gerald High prizes were won by Mrs. driving by an elderly gentleman, that he saw me going into myj Wills and Mrs. Dale Hind and Bryce Hagen and Dave Sweeney. who said that he was a county room and heard some talking go- Daisy Mae spent Wednesday in Low prizes were won by Mrs. sheriff and said he wanted to talk ing on in my room and he _saw Saginaw. Gerald Wills and Bryce Hagen. with me. I followed him to his the cleaning woman emerging Calvin and' Floyd Morrish and The next party will be Feb. 8 at car where two of his deputies from my room carrying liquor Glen Dare and sons, Chuck and the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Tony were sitting. He asked me to bottles. I told him to his face that, Jackie, of Detroit spent the week Cieslinski. Potluck lunch was identify myself and asked me for that was a deliberate lie. If there end with Mr. and Mrs. Maxserved. my home address. He a|»so said were any bottles they must have Laming and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson of that he had a complaint against been from other rooms as I do Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Caro were Sunday dinner guests me by the manager's wife of the j n°t drink or believe in intoxicat- were Thursday supper guests of of Mr. and Mrs. Billie Lewis. hotel at Caro, Mich. I told him ing drinks. I do not smoke; Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck and Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood LaPeer that I had no trouble at the hotel neither do I dance or believe in A f RtfE HARDWARE AND sons, Roger and Ernest. and Randy of Cass City were except that the cleaning woman dancing. Mr. and Mrs. James Hewitt Saturday evening supper guests The charges made against me ALDLIl FURNITURE and family visited Mr. and Mrs. asked me to give her a tip which of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer I refused to do. are completely false and my WE GIVE HOLDEN'S RED STAMPS Leslie Hewitt Saturday evening. and- Charlene. He. began telling "that the character is maliciously slan- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hendrick Mrs. Martin Sweeney and cleaning woman at the hotel ac- deretl to damage my reputation. Phone 566 Cass City visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ran- Kathyrn visited Mr. and Mrs. cused me that I\ asked her to Whether this is the- work of a dall Friday evening. Loren Trathen in Cass City Fri- drink with me and to go dancing crankster or a mentally sick per- Randy LaPeer was a patient in day evening. with me and promised to give son that should be confined back Pleasant Home Hospital Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petreau of her some money." I was com- to a mental institution. I wonder day night and .Friday. • Bad Axe were Sunday evening- pletely dumbfounded of these ac- if the gentleman, the proprietor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. cusations. In my ten years" of of the Caro hotel, knows all the Susie were Thursday dinner Ernest Wills. Christian ministry, I never "had facts. I would like to meet him guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Arnold LaPeer any moral accusations against me yet. Jackson. were Sunday" dinner guests of or any slander as I am endorsed I refute all the charges being Mr. and Mrs. Ray Armstead Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. by sorrie of the leading clergymen made against me and am willing and sons of Rochester spent the Mr. and Mrs. Lester O'Dell of of tfte country and, some promi- to appear at court in your county, week end with Mr. and Mrs. Caro spent the week end with nent citizens. I have hundreds of to face the charges being made Murill Shagena., Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fuester and letters of recommendations and against me. If there is any Mrs. Fred -Wenzell and son girls. commendations by ministers of honesty or decency left on earth, Fred and Mrs. John Evans and' Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer various faiths. I implore upon you for your as- Wednesday February 12 Thru Saturday February 22 son Jack of Detroit spent the and Charlene entertained at a I am a married man and a sistance in investigating the Eleven Day Roadshow Engagement of week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed supper for Ann Fay of Sebe- father of three children and very truth and' help a fellow Christian- Ericson. waing for her first birthday happily—married and in love with American citizen and a minister Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. my wife. My wife traveled with crusading for God and freedom THE SUPREME HUMAN DRAMA OF ALL TIME.., Sheridan Christian Mothers Manley Fay and Ann and Mrs. me for years until the children against Communism. Meet— Mattie Loomis of Sebewaing, were born. She has complete con- Trusting that the foregoing THE GREATEST MOTION PICTURE EVER MADE! A meeting of the Confraternity Mr. and Mrs. Manley Fay Sr. of fidence in me. I always stay in I will change your attitude toward of Christian Mothers of St. Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Lynm-y travels at the YMCA places. ]-me and for the sake of the truth CECILB.DEMILLE'S »*M «M __ PRODUCTION -OK • Columbkille Church, Sheridan, wood LaPeer and Randy of Cass However, here I had to stay a you can always reach me for was held in the parish hall Tues- City the hotel. facts to substantiate my in- day evening. Mrs. Steve Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck spent Mr. Tomlinson, the count; nocence in involved slander. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS outgoing president, conducted the Friday at the Roy Bouck home sheriff, refused me the liberty t Sincerely yours, meeting. near Elkton. talk to the minister, Pastor Wood' Eev. Peter Varonof The following officers were Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trathen of ard, of the Novesta Church or elected to serve during the com- Cass City were Sunday eve- his people that were waiting out HAWKS WIN TWO ing year: president Mrs. Chetning visitors at the home of Mr. side the car. He denied me Lasky; vice-president, Mrs. Mar- and Mrs. Theodore Gracey. , right to go to the church anc Concluded from page one. tin Sweeney; secretary, Mrs. Neil Mclntyre;, treasurer, Mrs. Dave tered was the lowest of the Sweeney, and news reporter, Mrs. Outdoor Classrooms game, they held the Bulldogs to James Ballagh. only 10 points. The group plans to have a In the final period, Coach quilting bee in the near future. Claseman cleared the bench and pretty lady The quilting committee for the Yale posted a one-point, 20-19, year includes Mrs. Jake Osen- advantage, but by this tinie the toski, Mrs. Bruno Longuski, Mrs. only question remaining was the pretty color.._. Joe Gucwa, Mrs. Mike Hatlas final score. and Mrs. John O'Henley. Johnson led the Hawk attack One of a series of records was with 21 points, collecting 10 played by Father Werm. Lunch Held goals and a" gift shot. Leeson 'seam'less stockings was served by the January com- connected for 16 points. He con- mittee. verted seven times from the field,- most -of the points coming The next meeting will be Tues- CHARLTON day evening, Feb. 18. on his favorite jump shot. Suf- fering with a stiff finger, he was able to collect only two of 10 HE5TON-BRYNNER-BAXTER free throws, although he has one I EDWARD G. YVONNE BAD AXE MARBLE of the best percentages from the j :ha.rity lane of any of the Hawk ROBINSON -DE CARLO . AND GRANITE •egulars. Closely following Lee- •! son in the scoring column was DEBRAPAGET' JOHN DEREK WORKS Forrest Walpole, "who counted 14 SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE • NINA FQCrf on five two-pointers and four of four free throws. MARTH4 JUDITH VINCENT In the preliminary, Cass City's SCOTT-ANDERSON-PRICE reserves quickly ran up a 20-1 j w,.n,» i« &.Kn ., ^ AJNEAS MACKENZIE CEMETERY JE55E blASKY. JR . JACK GARISS • FREDRICM fRANIl lead in the first quarter and *~ *• HOLY SCRIPTURES ..4 .*.,„<„„, .*i coasted to a 77-19 win. » w,,!,*j, • 1 Friday night the Hawks travel b I®> u s h . J o h e f o f legs^ MEMORIALS x. < to Bad Axe. In the opening- game ) between the two schools, Cass Large and Fine Stock of City was off to an early lead and Weekdays - One performance per evening- starting 7 " O registered a 53-46 victory. ti* • . '•" ' $1.59 Merchandise. p. m. Saturday & Sunday February 15 & 16 Continuous 4 t from 3:30 p. m. Feature starting times 3:30 and 7:30. -\ <& Cheek over the heart of the ir- •