Lots of Snow but Few Legalplaces Togo Pletely Pay the Cost of Replacing What He Had Lost

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VOLUME 74, NUMBER 38 CASCITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, JANUARY 8,1981 Tv ,SIXTEEN PAGES

I Near Gagetown .Earrn”II fireJoss mav reach $200,000 D;image has been esti- He used a second exting- “When the fire department ning the flames, did have th6 rr..,ed at between $lOO,OOo uisher and then threw snow got here, it was gone,” smd in a fire that advantage that they blew $2OO,OOO on the flames, “but it was Seurynck said. the flames away from the alestroyed a farm storage too late.” In actuality, at that point, Seurynck house, Thick said. and workshop building and THE ONLY PIECE OF he estimated about two- . its contents on the Alvin equipment he was able to Firemen remained at the thirds of the structure was scene until a little after 6 sturynck , farm west of save was a backhoe, and in lost, but there was no possi- p.m., so were there about 2~2 Gatsetown Monday after- driving it out, singed the top bility to save the rest. hours. 1 nor )n . of his head because the over- As that department’s THE BUILDING, Contents included a com- head door was burning. Seurynck said, was divided bin e, semi-truck and trailer Seurynck also blistered tanker is in the shop for repairs, the Elkland towrt- into two 40-by-40 foot sec- and stake truck. his hands in the heat. A tions. The portion where he Tifie 40-by-80-foot wood pantleg caught on fire. He ship and Owcndale depart- building, about five years ments each brought a tank- worked on his equipment used snow to get it out was insulated and heated. 016, wbas located behind the without injury. er. The Elkland truck made one return trip. The other section, used for SuryncA home on Hurds He estimated the fire storage, was unheated. Corner €toad, south of Bay spread throughout the build- Elmwood-Gagetown As- sistant Fire Chief Dennis The building was all-wood City-Forcstville, ing in 10-15 minutes. because it was used for stor- Tuesday, the owner was His wife, Lori, arrived Thick said about 8,000 gal- lons of water were used to ’age (metal would rust) and still prepsiring a list of the home after the fire had as a result, burned much building’s contents for the started. She called the fire extinguish the blaze. insurance adjuster. more rapidly. Building posts department and immedi- Firemen concentrated were treated with creosote Includerf were the semi- ately after, because there much of their efforts on preservative, which made trLc‘~ ad trailer, stake was also a phone in the keeping an underground them highly flammable, trwk with a load of beans, burning building, which gasoline storage tank and a combine used for harvesting Seurynck noted. melted the line, the phone in large outside propane tank Had the cleaning fluid beans, two snowmobilss, the house also went dead. behind the building cool, to bem in a metal bucket, he ridirig lawn mower, push . THE ELMWOOD-GAGE- keep them from exploding. commented, he perhaps THE REMAINS of a combine can be seen amid the charred posts of the build- gasdine mower, 65 tons of town Fire Department re- Neither did. could have carried it outside ing on the A1 Seurynck farm near Gagetown that bukned to the ground Monday. fertill zer worth about ceived the call at 3:27 p.m. Strong winds, though fan- once the fire started. $18,001), 1,500 bushels of Two trucks were also lost in the blaze. (Another photo, page 13). beans, two welders, two cutting torches, numerous tools worth several thousand area snowmobilers dollars, some bicycles, four For Thumb tires and some miscellan- eous items. “There isn t anything out there a guy could pick up and use,” Seurynck commented Tuesday. The insurance, he said, wouldn’t com- Lots of snow but few legalplaces togo pletely pay the cost of replacing what he had lost. Snow, snow, and fidre counties, only the Huron Gene Wilson, was in exis- specifies they “shall be rink is ready), and therein property requires written wasn’t even left with a snow. and Huron, except when He County Road Commission tence before the state law. driven along the extreme crossing the street or for lies an illustration of the en- permission of the property concrete slab on which to For snowmobilers, winter permits snowmobiling along The ordinance limits right side of the street or forcement problem. owner, the same as for hunt- build a new twilding. Por- far has been snowmobil- access to the hearest cross so rightaf-way.As all township hours of operation to 8 roadway in the proper lane street. On a recent Saturday ing. tions of it exploded, appar- ing heaven. boards have given their a.m.-IO p.m, Sundays of traffic .” afternoon, about a half- The only stateawned land ently because it was cold Snowmobiles are only al- SO The problem for snowmo- consent, Engineer-Manager through Thursdays and 8 Snowmobiles are not allowed in the village park if dozen were observed in the on which they can run, and then was suddenly bilers in the upper Thumb is Robert Tufts explained, it is a.m.-11 p.m. Fridays and lowed on Main Street be- they stay on the two roads in park and none was staying according to Department of heated by the blaze. that there are few places in only necessary to post signs Saturdays, speed to no more tween Brooker and Ale or ort the park which has on the road. The gathering Natural Resources conser- The fire begs .I aftor 3 p.m. (one of area to go snowmobiling ‘I this along the maih entrance than 15 miles per hour md ..+as tx!w:n Cx;ielci been closed until the skating skfoi bd~in iarge open vatiou officer Tim Burke, IS when 3eurynck was using a legally. roads into the county. . area at the east ehd of tbe on trails with signs designa- welder to do Some work on The problem for law en- New Tuscola County Shcr- park, from where some of ting them as open to traffic, the semi-truck. Sparks from fercement officers in the iff Paul Berry commented the machines were being normally used by hunters. the welder ignited fumes upper Thumb is that snow- that he doesn’t see any driven into the woods. The problem is there aren’t from a nearby open bucket mobilers too often choose to problems in allowing snow- EVEN WHEN A POLICE many of those and most containing a cleaning fluid, run their machines in places mobiles to run alongside officer sees a snowmobiler range from 100 yards to a used for cleaning parts. where it is illegal to do so, rural roads, but until and breaking the law, Wilson quar ter-mile long a He grabbed a fire exting- such as in state game areas unless that is allowed, his said, “Enforcement is very The longest designated uisher and aimt’d it at the and on roads. ’ department will enforce the difficult. You can’t catch one bucket, but the blast from State law forbids operat- trail runs for about two law. in a car, let’s put it that way. miles in the Tuscola State the extinguisher blew the ing snow machines on roads He noted that on a recent If a snowmobiler doesn’t Game Area, west of Caro, flames onto the walls. and road shoulders. It does night, before he took office, want to stop for you, all and there is no legal way to He managed to extinguish allow them to run on road deputies issued three snow- he has to do is turn away get from it to another trail. the burning walls, but the right-of-way,off the road and mobile citations, two for from you, and it’s goodby.” plastic pail melted and the shoulder, where signs are riding on the road and one The police department Please turn to page 13. still burning liquid spread posted that state it is per- for operating an unregis- doesn’t receive many com- onto the floor, under the mitted. tered snowmobile. plaints concerning snowmo- truck where it ignited card- Whether snowmobiles will ONE EXCEPTION TO ’ biles, according to the chief, board saturated with oil and be allowed along rightaf- the above is in Cass City, and most involve the ma- Accident grease, that Seurynck had way in each county is up to where village ordinance al- chines being run in residen- been lying on while working the county road commission lows snowmobiles to run on tial areas, usually at night. underneath the vehicle. and township boards. the streets. The ordinance, He has received one com- elaimg life In the three upper Thumb according to Police Chief plaint this winter about a snowmobile in the park. It was being operated on the of Lori sledding hill Snowmobilers operating on village streets -- or any roads -- should be aware that Schuette under state law, any time Lori Lynn Schuette of there is an accident between Flint, formerly of Cass City, a car or truck and a snow- died Wednesday, Dec. 31, at mobile on a public highway, Burley Medical Center in the driver of the snow ma- Flint, from injuries sus- chine is presumed to have tained Dec. 23 in an auto- been at fault. mobile accident in Flint OUTSIDE OF CAS$ CITY, township, where can one snowmobile The accident took place THIS SNOWMOBILE is being operated legally -t in Tuscola county or the when her car crossed the upper Thumb? assuming the driver is Of legal age or has passed the centerline of Miller Road Property ov;ners can ride during heavy late afternoon certification test for those 1246 -- as long as he stays on the on their own property, of traffic and collided head+,n road in Cass City Recreation Park. As the tracks in the course,enough property.assuming they own with an oncoming car. It is bqckground indicate, most snowmobiles there don’t. believed she swerved into To run on someone else’s the other lane to avoid running intathe rear of the vehicle which ha,d stopped suddenly in front of her. Slippery roads cause of She was born Aug. 10,1956, in Cass City, the daughter of Jack W. and Dorothy Stahl- . baum. She married Kenaeth Schuette Aug. 21, 1976, in numerous,area accidents Cass City. T~eymoved to Flint two years ago where Ice and snow covered failure to have vehicle under told deputies that at 6:lO when an accident was re- Lori was employed by the JC roads wqe a contributing control. p.m. last Wednesday, he was ported on Dixon Road, east Penney Co. as a display co- factor to numerous acci- She, a passenger in her westbound on Deckerville of M-81.southwest of Caro. ordinator. She was a mem- dents in the area within the car, Elizabeth Carpenter, Road, west of Crawford Deputies said Jeffrey S. ber of the Delta CoUege past week. None resulted in 72, of Caro, and Jones were Road, when a white van Babcock, 17, of 1575 Hurds Alumni Association. serious injuries. all reported to have been headed east sideswiped his Corner Road, Cass City, was She is survived by her hus- Four accidents were re- injured but refused treat- Car. He turned around and eastbound when he ran into band; her parents, of Cass ported last Wednesday, the ment. gave chase but couldn’t a car parked on the road. City; one sister, Mrs. Jim first at 10:~a.m. At 5:15 p.m. that day, catch the van driver. Owner of the parked car was (Dawn) McCarty of Cass Sheriff’s deputies reported according to deputies, Ron- At 8 P.m., according to Cecelia Vanderpool of Caro. City; three brothers, EWCA Mary R. Randall, 36, of ald €3. VanAllen, 23, of 6386 Caro state police, James W. Mark Stahlbaum, U.S. Babcock sought his own Navy, of Oxnard, Calif., and Froede Road, Kingston, was Severance Road, Cass City, Neiman, 19, of 5217 Cass City treatmenties. for minor westbound on M-46,east of was westbound on State Road, Cass City, was north- Jeffrey and-Todd of Cass City, and her maternal Kile Road about midway be- Street inCagetown. When he bound on Cemetery Road, At 2: p.m. saturday, ac- tween Vassar and Car0 tried to stop at the stop sign north of Severance Road, grandmother, Mrs..Ida Max- when she lost control of he; at the railroad tracks, his when he lost Control Of his Timothy‘Ording to K. Vatter,City 20, of well of Lansing. Funeral services were car. truck slid into the left front vehicle. 4110 Decker Road, Decker, It crossed the centerline of a car headed east. It went off the west side of was in the alley conducted Saturday after- and collided with an east- The other driver was the road, struck a mailbox south of ~~i~ Street, west of noon at Little’s Funeral bound auto, the driver of Madeline H. Gray, 29, of 4924 and came to rest in a ditch. Seeger. He started backing Home, Cass City, with Rev. FIRST BABY - Heather LeAnn Sowden, daughter of which was trying to pull off Quinn Street, Gagetown. He was cited On charges Of up and backed into a car that P. Thomas Wachterhauser Donald and Gwen Sowden of Gilford Road, Deford, was the the road to avoid a collision. VanAllen was ticketed on violation of the basi&peedtl backing out of parKing of the Trinity United Meth- The other driver was Gary a charge of driving left of law and driving with license odist church of Cass. City first baby born at Hills and Dales General Hospital in 1981. place. officiating. K. Jones, 39, of Millington. center. ’ suspended. Owner of the other car was Mrs. Sowden gave birth to the 8-pound, 12-ouace girl at 6t09 Ms. Randall was ticketed Donald L. Phillips, 21, of The new year, last Thurs- Burial was in Elkland a.m. Friday. Dr. Sang H. Park, MD, was the physician. by officers on a charge of 5931 Main Street, Deford, day, was 25 minutes old, Please turn to page 4. cemetery. PAGE TWO CASCITY, MICZ Hills and Dt General Hoq Cassa City Social and Personal Items BIRTHS: I d Dec. 31, to Mr. a@AN Scott Mellendorf of f-” Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698 City, a boy, David SCO’

~~ Jan. 2, to Mr. arid A.A Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stafford Mrs. Douglas Partridge, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi spent The Book Discussion Donald Sowden of Deford, E went Dec. 24 to spend Christ- Craig and Cindy of Lewiston Weller of Caro and Mr. and Christmas with her daugh- group met Tuesday morning girl, Heather LeA-in. mas with their daughter and spent the week end with Mrs. Calvin Easton and Lisa ter and family, the Ed Hunts with Mrs. Harold Perry. Jan. 2, to Mr. and Mrs family, the Richard Am- Mrs. Noreen Partridge and of Cass City were Saturday at Livonia, Mrs. Hunt and Mozart by Marcia Daven- Joseph Remsing of Gage buehls in Granite City, Ill. also visited relatives in night guests of Marilyn and son John brought her home port was the book for discus- town, a boy.’ , Also there were the Staf- Caro. Bill Woodward and Karen. Dec. 27. Other guests of Mrs. sion. fords’ other daughter and Wilhelmi for the week who PATIENTS LISTED MON family, Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hart- The Bill Woodward family returned to their homes Visitors this week at the DAY, JAN. 5, INCLJ-JDED: Gettens and sons, Pat and wick and family of Vas- entertained at a belated Saturday were Greg Wil- home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mike, of Vermillion, Ohio. tar and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Christmas dinner Sunday, helmi of Westland, John Schwartz Sr. are SH3 Ed Mrs. Leonard Spencer The group stayed to attend Hartwick of Millington had Dec. 28. Guests were Mr. McMasters of Canton and Schwartz Jr., his wife De- Kanji Newa, Mrh.. L1;, 7 the wedding Dec. 27 of Tracy dinner Saturday with their and Mrs. Chester ‘Darling Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wil- anna and children, Autumn, Albee, Mrs. Robert tGree?d, Ambuehl and Steven Heaf- parents,’Mr. and Mrs. Clay- and Marilyn of Harbor helmi and sons Brian and Tony, Kenney and Edward Nick Krawetz, Fay 1C’IcComb fner of Norman, Okla., ton Hartwick. Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Kenny of Detroit. 111, from Newport News, Va. and Mrs. Edna Weifshen of which took place in the Woodward and family of Cass City; Church of the Good Shep- Mrs. Gene Sickler of Deford, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brett Nicholas of Kaw- The Patch family held Christopher H:aIlock of herd United Methodist Grandville spent from Gibbard and Tory of Cass kawlin spent last week with their annual holiday get- PigeonMrs. ;Alfred Wright, Mrs. church in Granite City. The Thursday until Saturday City, Mrs. Genevieve Roach his grandparents, Mr. and together at the Good Shep- newlyweds will make their with her parents, Mr. and and Tammy of Deford, Mrs. Garrison Stine. herd Lutheran social hall Audley Walstead, M-rs. Ly- home in Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar. Charles Woodward of Cass Dec. 28. 40 attended the pot- manMrs. Gerou Thomas of Caro; $jalcido, Mrs. Stafford returned home City, Robin Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley luck dinner after which Jan. 1. Mr. and Mm Larry Kolb, Melissa Sue of Pinconning. Morel1 accompanied by Mr. carols were sung and games David Abbe, Michacd Foll- Forest and Phyllis “yo Kathy, Evelyn and Eric of and Mrs. Clyde Hodges of played. man,’ Charles Wrig;ht ad? Mr. and -Mrs. Carl Staf- Erie, Mi., returned ,home Sandra Frank spent from Caro were in Saginaw Tues- WiHiam Russell 05 Gz , ..- town;Ryan Greene ana’ Harold Forest and Phyllis Tyo of five grandchildren, and one ford attended the funeral ,of Sunday after spending three Tuesday until Saturday of day. Mr.bnd Mrs. Keith Mc- Deford celebrated their 50th great-grandchild. Jack Broomfield, 42, of Silv- days with relatives here. last week with her grand- Conkeytion to Lostook Angela a week’s and vaca- at- “yo is a retired Caro erwOOd in Mayville Tues- mother, Mrs. Glenn McClor- Mrs. Ben Kirton had as PhelpsPaul ofPavlichek Snover; of Owen- wedding anniversary Satur- Sunday visitors, Mr. and Regional Center employee. day. Mr, Broomfield died eY * tended the Rose Bowl pa- day at a family dinner. unexpectedly Saturday, He Mrs. Arthur Vogel and Tyo and Phyllis Brooks Mrs. “yo is retired from ENGAGED rade and game. Hills and Dales General was the son of the late Carl . Mrs. Vina Palmateer and daughter Chrissie of Palms. daleDavid ; Sbresny., Leo~Allen were married in Caro and Dolly Broomfield. Sur- Mrs. Leota Anthes were of ChadSebewaing; Poslusxny of Deck- Jan. 3, 1931. Both are life- Hospital, where she was a Miss Gertrude Erla en- nurse’s aide. viving are one aunt and two New Year’s guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Decker long residents of the area. tered Huron Memorial Hos- er;George Hosmer, Mrs. Rob- They have a son, Thomas cousins, including Mrs. Staf- and Mrs. Willard Darbee at of Big Rapids spent from pital in Bad Axe Sunday ford. Caro. Tuesday until Saturday with “yo, Cass City; a daughter, ‘Satisfaction’ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. evening. Her room is 221. ert Purvis of Deford; Dorothy Phillips, Deford; Pamela Champagne 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mc- Harold Craig. at Salem Peters and Cory and Mr. and Kee of Pontiac, who had mlY;Mrs. Ver!aa Brinley of Mrs. Harvey Linderman been with her mother, Mrs. Pvt. Leonard Hartsell, ENGAGED FACE were Thursday evening Ilsa Cook, since Dec. 24, who is stationed at Fort Ben- Kingston ; Asugar beet’s a small wonder. church Sunday guests of Marilyn and Bill returned home Sunday. Mr. ning, Ga., came Dec. 19 and Mrs. Carol’ Armstead of Each beet makes 14 teaspoons Woodward. and Mrs. Alvin McKee and spent until Jan. 3 with his NorthvilleMrs. Ewing ; of sugar. Michigan sugar daughters were New Year’s mother, Mrs. Ruby Hartsell, Holrnes of factories produce 3,000,000 Ibs. Delta-Thumb Youth for Christ-Campus Life and Echo chapter No. 337 OES Day guests in the Cook his sister Laurie and his Unionville. a day. Small wonder sugar beets will meet Wednesday eve- Teen Ranch will prcsent the home. M grandmother, Mrs. Gladys are valued at $41,000,000a ning, Jan. 14, at 8 p.m. year singing group, Satisfaction, Bliss. ‘MarriageLicenses Sunday at Salem United Refreshment committee Mr. and Mrs. Charles members for January are Tuckey and family have had About 35 persons who par- Michael J. Roth, 20, Mil- W Methodist church in Cass with them throughout the City. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gold- ticipated in the Christmas lington, and Sandra The program will start at ing, Mr. and Mrs. Keith holidays, John Tuckey, who cantata presented in Salem Blake, 20, Millington. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- attends college in Lamar, UM church, attended a pot- Ludwig W. Schultz, 25, mudGood, Mrs. Iva Profit, Colo., and Mrs. Tuckey’s luck supper Saturday eve- Vassar, and Marit danse, 20, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Al- mother, Mrs. Vance Cham- ning’ in the church dining VassarHarold . R, Bader Jr., 30, brecht, Mrs. Shirley Doerr Beth Hartel berlain of Milwaukee, Wis, room and enjoyed a record- and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Both left Monday. ing of the cantata. Mayville, and Cbery K. Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Guilds, 23, Caro. Hartel of Ubly announce the Mr. and Mrs. Robert The Progressive class of Randall J. Ettema, 22, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Willis engagement of their daugh- Speirs spent the week end Salem UM church meets ImhY City, and Lori J. 1 had as New Year’s guests, ter, Beth Marie, to Kevin with his mother, Mrs. Flor- Thursday evening, Jan. 8, at Ewald, 22, Unionville. good Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Russell Vincent, son of Mr. ence Speirs in Livonia. Kim €3. Scott, 30, Caro, and Due to lack of a quorum the home of Mr. and Mrs. I hings Mucha and children, Mrs. and Mrs. Gerald L. Vincent Dale Buehrly. Kathleen M. Taylor, , 28, Monday night, the scheduled Lucille Molloy and Mrs. of Bad Axe. Charles McConnell and Amy Erla Caro. Gagetown Village Council Willis’ sister, Mrs. Agnes Beth is a 1979 graduate of children of Caro spent New I In Mlrhlgrn meeting was postponed to 7 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Green- Welbanks, all of Decker- Ubly High School. Kevin is a Year’s Eve- at the Vernon leaf had as a caller New A rnessagp ‘rum the p.m. Monday, Jan. 12. 1979 graduate of Bad Axe McConnell #home. CAS$; CITY CHRONICLE : M f hlyan Ueoartment of ville, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Year’s Day, Gary Barnes USPS 092-700 - High School. Ayr~c~lt,~reand !his newspappr Mellendorf and children, whose home is in Hawaii. He PUBLISyiEDEVERY THURSD(Y

APchSS CITY, MICHIGAN ~ 19% MOA Folks who travel fast find Mr. and Mrs. Jim Willis and Wedding plans are indefi- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy is a college student in Ore- nite. were New Year’s Day din- @pMainstreet it hard to pay as they go. children and Tim Willis. gon * ner guests of The0 Hendrick John Had,pvblishet. ’ ’ “ and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Root MiohiganNotional Wkly hdvertisirigNewspapers, bpresentjtiva, Incl, 257 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Whi ttenburg . had as Sunday dinner $100 $100 Michigan Ayenue, East Lansing, Gich- guests, Mr. and Mrs. George igan. Major Dean Rienstra of McKee, Cindy and Paul and City,Second Michigan class 48726. postage paid at -$as5 Boise, Idaho, and Gary Lars Holmgren of Lapeer. Barnes, who attends Pacific Tuscola,Subscriplion Huron Price: and Sanilac To post Cout$iesoffices University at Forest Grove, Mrs. Theda Seeger re- E7.0 a Yew or 2 years for $12.~.3 Ore., left Jan. 3 after spend- turned home Dec. 31 after a years for S18.00. 54.00 for sin mqths ing since Dec. 21 visiting Mr. week with relatives at, La- and 3 months for $2.25. LOW BALANCE CHECKING ACCOUNTS and Mrs. Peter Rienstra. In other p&ts of the United States. peer, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ~8.00monthsa W.50year orand 2 3years months for forS15.h. &So. 6 Sweet, and with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hines at Berkley. 50 Cents extra charged forpart :fear Novesta Other guests in the Hines’ order.For informationPayable in advance. regarding newspapep. P . home were their daughter Beth Erla advertisingprinting, telephone and commercial 672.2010. and:.”job-’ and husband, Mr. and Mrs. STILL AVAILABLE discusses LeRoy Russell and baby of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Erla 7 Edgemont, Calif. of Cass City announce the Cake Decorating:: i: engagements of their daugh- 1 enfomment Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ne- ters, Amy and Beth. 4 meth spent the Christmas Amy is engaged to Scott Classes and New Year’s holidays in Hartel, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Novesta Township Tucson, Ariz., with Mr. and Donald Hartel of Ubly. They Are Beginning At AT Board Monday evening dis- Mrs. Keith Baudoin and will be married Sept. 26: bd I cussed enforcement of the children. During their stay, Beth is engaged to Guy township zoning ordinance Mr. and Mrs. Nemeth also Howard, son of Geiyld How- QUALITY $1 in regards to sub-standard visited the Saguaro National ard of Cass City and Mrs. housing in the township, for Monument, the Kitt Peak Barbara Wojtas of Argyle. SUPPLY co.21 instance, lacking septic National Observatory and Their wedding plans are tanks or electricity . Tombstone, Ariz. indefinite. No action was taken. THEPINNEY STATE BANN Supervisor Bill O’Dell re- Alvin Hutchinson was hon- ported that four bridges in ored at a surprise birthday Mission Society the township, three of them party Sunday night at his *. over White Creek, are on the’ ?, home. Twenty-two friends Tuesday-January 20th: Road Commission’s list for attended. A buffet lunch was meets Monday eventual replacement, but served an4 games were 2:OO p.m. - 3:30 p.m. 5 because of financial rea- Beginners # NO PER-CHECK CHARGE played. Mrs. Hutchinson and Fifteen women’ attended c sons, there is no guarantee their children planned the the monthly meeting of the they will be replaced. event . Baptist Women’s Mission- Wed.-January 21 st at the church. NO INTEREST The women met at 6:30 for I Newbooksat a work period and at 7:30 Foe-$P.OO for 7 Weeks Mrs. Clyde Wells presided Payable upon registration.*. over a brief business ses- I the sion. Stop At library- I Mrs. Timothy Tell1 led MINIMUM BALANCE $700,OG I _I devotions, and prayer time * TILLY, by Catherine Cookson (fiction). Tilly Trotter is a for missionaries was led by 1 QUALITY If monthly balance drops below $1 00.00 young woman of innate courage and fortitude, one with Mrs. Richard Shaw. good reason to remember the words of a wise old man who At the close of the meeting SUPPLY CO. 4 there is a service charge of $1 .OO a month. told her, “One day you’ll come into your own. Yes, you refreshments were served 131 N. State St,, Caro will.” The time is early in the reign of Queen Victoria, and by Mrs. Elwyn Helwig and 673-6169 the extremes of wealth and poverty are almost beyond be- Mrs. Shaw.

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Staying home is in

According to the people The idea is to stick a straw movies without commer- who know how to be darling, through this hole, thus gain- cials. . the in thing to do is “get all ing sucking access to the It was the most fun I’d had . dressed up to stay home and Coke. The hole is covered since the last time a restau- play.” and must be punched out. rant owner told me yucky This was welcome news Before the diet began, there stories to ruin my appetite Biggest winner on the New Year’s bowl gama bas to be

h + ’ - shared one small box of un- there was moving pictures it? buttered popcorn which cost of people trying to sell me a said. “We could sit on the throw rug in front of the a * ‘$1, motorcycle. +********* We usually attend at least That was the opening com- furnace vent and sip a jumbo bottle of A & P beer. . 3 * 1 two movies a week and, until mercial. It probably lasted But we don’t have any parlor on car batterzes It’s inevitable that the community will be seeing a surge recently, we always bought two minutes, but it seemed games. You don’t even play in the sale of tickets and fund raisers of all kinds, two boxes of buttered corn, like an hour in purgatory. C-c-c-cold weather is started. Monday, seven cars helpful to get an engine. That’s because $35,000,50 percent, must be raised locally and two cups of Coke The audience snarled and cards.” paper tough on c-ccar batteries - had to be started. started on a very cold day, if- if the community is to receive Federal money to build four with plastic tops on them. booed. The second comrner- That’s true’. That little kid and on the service station Although Sunday was the a new battery is needed. new tennis courts at the park. But currently we are diet- cia1 was even longer, It never came to my door and personnel who had to work worst day batterywise in A garage is also helpful, That money has to be on hand so construction can be com- ‘ * - ing, so we’ve cut back to one urged theater patrons to buy asked to come in and play in the bitter cold Sunday and probably four years, Luettke but not everyone has a pleted this year if the grant is to come from Washington. measly box of plain popcorn. a machine with which they Scrabble. Because I’ve al- Monday getting cars re- _said,he recalled a day when garage. As always it will be local clubs that spearhead the fund 1 This not only lowers the could show their own movies ways gone out to play, I’ve started, he had to get 40 cars started. In lieu of that, when the drive and where else can they earn money than by fund calorie intake, it also pro- at home on their TV sets. never learned any of the The thermometer at L & S At Village Service Center, raisers? vides exercise as we wrestle I am not making this up. games people play when Bader guessed anywhere forecast is below zero, the Standard in Cass City, owner best alternative might a - 1 .to see who gets to hold the This theater forced me to they stay home. I can play from 20-50 calls were re- be I********* Floyd Luettke said, read 12 wrench. Taking the battery box. wonder why I should pay $7 euchre but only if I’m in an degrees below Sunday ceived, but since only he and What 1 really don’t miss is to see the commercials I American Legion hall and one employee were there, inside for the night isn’t a morning. Down the street at bad idea, Bader said. Incidentally, new tennis courts are not a new idea. About trying to find the Coke hole left home to escape seeing my partner knows that when they made only a few serv- a dozen years ago the minutes of a CasCity Rotary meet- in the dark. I mean the hole Village Service Center, the If the car won’t start in the for free. And then it told me I bite my collar, it means I thermometer read 13 below, ice calls and referred the ing disclosed that two new courts could be built complete in the plastic top on the cup. how to stay home and see don’t have any trump. others elsewhere. Monday morning, and the battery according to station opera- has been in the car, another for about $13,000. “We can get all dressed up tor Bob Eader, morning, the station handled 6-8 calls. possibility that may be to stay home and watch And the phones were ring- worthwhile is to take the TV,” I told my wife. “Dur- ing from car owners whose Bartnik’s on M-53,accord- .-.‘.... The Income Tax People ing to Henry Bartnik, had to battery out and leave it A: ing the commercials, we can cars wouldn’t start. inside for an hour or two, :::: get at least 20 cars started *.*.‘ .’ The weather 9.5 Saturday make a parlor game out of L & S received more than :::: Sunday, and a total of 35-40 then put it back. 1 wrestling to see-who gets to 20 calls and employee Mike High LOW Precip. PLAZA WEST hold the popcorn bowl.” Neiman spent from El a.m.- over that day and Monday. Or leave it in the car and 6144E. Cass City Road Fred Martin of Fred’s wait until the sun warms it wedne~day...... 24 ...... 16 ...... 02 . ,’ 872-2814 I Onward and Upward. 4:30 p.m. getting cars *. Service Garage on M-81was UP- Thursday., ...... 34 ...... -2 ...... I1 . out of town Sunday, but Bader also suggested a . Friday ...... 12...... -28 ...... 0 . Monday handled about a tune-up might be in order, ’ Saturday ...... 4 ...... -30 ...... 0.. half dozen calls. including new spark plugs, Sunday ...... 10...... -7 ...... 0.. Hopefully, it won’t get as to ensure quick starting. Monday ...... 24...... 7 ...... @.. cold again this winter as it Tuesday...... 26...... 4 ...... 3%. He added that since the (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) did Sunday, but it is only still ._ early January, so more be- economy went downhill, .. manymotorists are p6stpon- ,::$ . Snow recorded as melted water - 1” water a10” snow. ,B low zero plunges of the ther-’ ...... ,+*...... *y...... -.*.-*..+ mometer are likely. ing getting tune-ups as long * .:. . At zero degrees, akcording as the car is still running. to Luettke, a battery has TheLnumber of tune-up his only half its cranking power, station is doing, he said, is and, as too many motorists down by more than half. found out Sunday and Mon- ATTENTION FARMERS day, that much or less wasn’t enough to get the Money can never buy hap- Riopan engine started. piness, but will buy many Now Offering Q-Tips Myadee A heavy duty battery is substitutes. Vitamin Supplement 10% Discount reconditioning and hardsurfacing 170 100 plus on tips 30 Free build-up of combine cylinder rasp bars. We use tungsten carbide particles Reg. to put a bite on wear. $1.76 U $798 For More Information Call (51 375-2341 Sure I’ve made a few New a first effort at skiing will be 7)

8 fear’s resolutions. Who underwav. ., hasn’t? The test of this resolve ~- I don’t mean those kind won’t come until after I’ve WELDALL WELDING that are solemnly pro- tried the new way. Will I 2295 Hartsell Rd. ’ Elkton, Mi. 48731 nounced in a euphoric discard it and go back to Oil of Olay moment at the New Year’s whiling away the winter at OFFER GOOD ONLY TO END OF JAN,1981 BEAUTY LOTION party. I suppose there have cards and basketball watch- c been these kinds of resolu- ing only? CONTAC tions that have been kept but What all these resolutions 10 Capsules you could get rich betting at boil down to is an attempt to Reg, 6.15 10-1 odds that they woyldn’t make myself a better person Others Get Quick Results With The - and still make money. in 1981. A success ratio of 50 Value2m29 ’ $11 9 The resolutions I’m talk- percent would be great. 25 . Chronicle’s Classified Ad- ing about are those that are percent acceptable. ’ just as hard to keep but If that’s achieved I could You Will Too1 $427 much more important than, turn my attention to another AUTHORIZED THUMB DISTRIBUTOR say, giving up smoking. great endeavour that could One of mine is not to tell be harder still. Phom8rnrn HOLLISTER OSTOMY PRODUCTS the lady of the house that, “I Changing my eating took you out of the bean habits. fields.” Even though it doesn’t mean anything in Fd Intensive our family and really isn’t COUGH true it is a put-down and I’ve Care resolved to try and avoid *- 1.69 Formula putdowns in 1981. Value SYRUP Another resolve is not to lotion 8 02. tell the kids, when I was Id4I MUCH MIXTURE I your age I ... (fill in the favorite topic, school grades, spending, life style, etc.” OZ’a5 . $ 42 Reg. $2.59 1 For that’s a put-down, too, 10 02. Size you know. Better to sit down and try to really communi- cate in 1981. Better for me, better for them. Win ter-Su mmer 14 oz. Any Size Eliminating put downs would cure the symptoms, not the disease. Prestone Metamucil ICigarettes I’ve resolved to try to 6.39 value acquire more patience in ’ 1981. Patience to listen when I’m bored. Patience to really $499 $543 ctn. take an interest when you Plus Tax tell me about your snow machine or bowling score. Not because 1’11 ever be interested in either but because you may be interested in both. WE ACCEPT Another resolution that will be easy to start but 4 L L PRE- PA Y perhaps hard to finish is to try something new, some- ’R€SCRIP TI0N thing different. PLANS Alkady I’ve started new books by new authors and when you read this probably PAGE FOUR CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 8,1981 CASCITY, MICHIGAN Sanilac commissioners to a appeal drain assessment

The Sanilac County Board at-large, that is, to be Paid of Commissioners has auth- portation, the county can In both, the board is con; by county taxpayers as a give half the bill to the Road tending its assessments are orized an appeal to circuit whoIe. Severance was the Commission to pay. court of Drain Commission- too large. er Stuart Armstead’s at- countythe district commissioner including Ever-fmm boardThe appealis its bythird the countyof an valueThe ofissue benefits in both to roads,is the large assessment against green and Lamotte town- at-large assessment im- which are assessed again-’ the county for one phase of ships through last Wednes- posed by Armstead. the Stoney Creek drain proj- day, when his term expired. The others, and the lationthe county, of tube including bridges insth,at the ect. The amount of the assess- shouldThe boardhave feltbeen the splitcost amountsBond Drain involved, in Evergreen are the mission,insistence whichof the RoadArmstead Com- ment is about $33,000. among it, township and The drain cleaning proj- and Greenleaf townships, feels are larger than neces- property owners, like the $16,695,and Baerwolf Drain, sary. ect, mostly in Evergreen first two assessments. northeast of Sandusky, He said the hearing dates township but partially in The reason he didn’t do it Lamotte, was completed that way, Armstead told the percent$15,950, which respectively are 26.5 ofand the 29 bein both scheduled appeals havein circuityet to last year. Chronicle, stems from the total cost. The first two assessments reason the drain had to be court . to pay the total cod were moved back. among thecounty, two town- for the drain along Decker- ships and benefiting prop- ville to remain in its original erty owners The county location, but the Sanilac sessments.board paid its first two as- filedCounty suit. Road commission for ’79 reported THE CALVARYMEN QUARTET from Flint Was one Of three gospel music In November, 1979, Circuit movingThe $33,000 back isthe the drain cost for inJudge the AllenRoad E. Commission’s Keyes ruled accidents reported in T~~-Were persons killed in groups to entertain several hundred persons who attended the annual New There were 1,825 traffic In 11Huron county, &ere2978 Year’s Eve concert last Wednesday at Cass City High School, sponsored by the mileabout along DNkerville the drain had to be set back in 19 fatalities and 860 13 in 1979. threequarters of a favor, that according to law, cola county in 1979,r~sulting and 16 in 1976, Cass City Layman’s Club. to east Of Hoadley Road* 26 feet from the road center- persons being injured, ac- The nine persons killed in county line to the top of the Slow cording to recently released SanilaC in 1979 compares to zed the closest to the road. statistics compiled by the Seven in 1976 and 18 in 197, ELd That required taking of an Michigan State Police. The number of vehicles additional 12.1 acres of land, Of the total number of registered in Tuscola county which after a condemnation accidents, 1,265 resulted in in 1979 were as follows: hearing, cost $10,002 total for property damage. passenger, 28,055; commer- three parcels needed to In Huron county in 1979, cia], 11,652; trailers, 7,750; move the drain back. there were 1,126 accidents, motorcycles, 2,135; water- Armstead said he as- resulting in 13 fatalities and craft, 3,804; snowmobiles, sessed the entire cost of 413 injuries, with 841 acci- ‘,005, and off-road Vehicles, setting the drain back to the dents resulting in property 283. county because, “The Court damage. Huron county : passenger, said it had to be set back for There were 1,224 accidents 19,461; commercial 7,889. safety and I don’t feel the in Sanilac county that year, trailers, 5,629; motorcYcle: people in the drainage dis- of which 895 were property 1,383; watercraft, 2,963; trict should pay for road damage. Nine persons were snowmobiles, 4,481, and off- safety.” killed and 492 injured, road, 106. He added that because of The number of persons Sanilac county: Passen- an agreement between the killed in nscola county in ger, 19,928; commercial, Michigan Department Of 1979, 19, compared with a 8,047; trailers, 4,814; motor- Agriculture, which has high during the five-year cycles, 1,530; watercraft, authoritythe Department over drains, of and period of in and a low Colonial,Traditional, Contemporary.One for every taste. Sale priced for every budget! 26 1976 1,591 ; snowmobiles, 4,400, I of 10 in 1975. and off-road vehicles, 67:

FINAL CONTRIBUTION -- A check for $1,000, the last of,: the $5,000 pledge made by the Cass City Lions Club for the:; Hills and Dales General Hospital outpatient addition, was:: presented Monday evening. From left are Ron Keegan,:: club secretary; Don Erla, club president; Jim Bauer, hos-1; pita1 board president; Ken Jensen, hospital administrator, :: and B.A. Calka, hospital board treasurer and Lions Club:

member. d1 Icy roads cause‘of several accidents $ c] Contemporary. Deep seated comfort under the south side ditch and Sullivan, 17, of 4687 Sobh smart styling. The multi-colored geometric is turned over. Street, Gagetown, was bat$- Eobert A. Rolston, 28, of At 3:lO p.m. Sunday, ac- ing away from a parkie ;agetown. cording to Cass City police, place in front of‘ the fire hail Kenneth A. Frederick, 20, Robert G. Britton, 49, of 4855 in Gagetown and his car If Bay City, was ticketed by Spruce Street, southbound struck the car parked alorg- eputies on a charge of care- on Sherman Street, was side. Owner of the other car ~SSdriving after an acci- unable to stop at Garfield was Ken Roemel of Gage- ent at 1:45 a.m. Sunday. due to the slippery surface, town. and struck the left rear of an At 7 p.m. Monday, Cass They reported he was eastbound car. City police reported, Padg- testbound on M-81, east of Driver of the other car ett Randall, 17, of 4196 ‘rane Road. He was tuning .was Bobbi Jo MacKay, 16, of Schwegler Road, exited the is radio and his car drifted 6720 Garfield Street. high school parking lot, nto the shoulder ,of the Britton was ticketed on a headed north on Cemetery )ad, He overreacted, charge of failure to yield. Road, lost control on the icy irned too sharply, and the Deputies reported that at surface, and the car went 3r went across the road into 6:15 p.m. Monday, Mike into the east ditch. PRINTING SERVICE :I THINGS WE PRINT

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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 8,1981 PAGE FIVE PEDALING AROUND Draft registration

All men born in 1962 are filling out a form, which is *:. *:. *+ Old man supposed to register at post then checked over by the offices this week for the postal clerk before being draft. signed and dated by the winter After this week, young registrant. ,Some foim of identification such as a driv- men must register within 30 days of their 18th birthday. er’s license must be checked before the registration is *. By Mike Eliasohn Failure to register carries validated. I 1 a fine of up to $lO,oOO, up to five years in prison or both. No draft cards will be January is my least favor- anything to complain (or bsued and no men are being- ite month. write) about. The nice thing Registration can be done &.aft&. a It is usually the coldest about winter, assuming one at any post office. It does not The first peace-time draft month of the year, which is lives through it, is being able have to be done in the re@- registration since 1975 began one reason why I dislike it. to look back*atthe winters’ strant’s home town. last July with registering of snow storms one has sur- . The other reason is that my The procedure consists Of men born in 1960 and 1961. -’ 6 birthday is in January. vived, That combination is even I can recall, for instance, - worse now that license two storms which dumped plates or tabs expire on two feet of snow. During one, one’s birthday. There are fortunately before all two few things I would rather do feet had fallen, I had to drive less than having to put my from Ypsilanti to Lansing. license plate tab on when What does one recall in the temperature is 10 de- Florida? The Christmas day Thursday thru Sunday (4 Days) grees (which is why I will when it was 90 degrees out. ‘ take the plate off my car and (It was so hot, Santa was Jan. 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 put the tab on indoors). wearing red Bermuda shorts THURSDAY “BARGAIN NITE” 8:OO Only and a T-shirt. Ho, ho, -- It is not that I am de- red Friday-Sat urday-Sunday and pressed about turning 36 ho.) 7:30 9:30 later this month -- more than Whenever it does snow in JUST WHAT A GUY NEEDS WHEN HE halfway to 40 -- but I no Cass City, I am amazed by GOES TO A NEW TOUGH HIGH SCHOOL. ; longer look forward to birth- the number of homeowners -. .,days the way I presumably who do not shovel their SNOW CLONES -- The Mike Murphy family of 6555 Church Street has dupli- :*.*did when I was a kid. sidewalks. Some shovel cated themselves in snow. From left, looking the wrong way and with his dupli- :’My Bodyguard’ is sensitive I assume I looked forward their driveways but not their and gaipping. It’s ’Rocky,’ to birthdays when I was a sidewalks. cate partially cut;off in the photo is the family dog, Biscuit; Murphy; wife Jean; ‘Breaking Away,’ and more. * -tyke. That was so long ago,I There are persons who are I 4, Paul, and David, 1. It’$ brilliant!”- Manlyn Beck Syndicated Columnist - have forgotten. physically unable to shovel ’ Having my birthday on their walks, but they are in -Jan. 23 was bad during my the minority. The rest are lazy or so car-oriented that ’ *4high school and college days, because it was always they cannot conceive of Myriad of program help walking farther than from ,* the time for first semester final exams, their door to their car. ..’ The day I turned 21, I had There are, however, some to study for two final exams persons who still walk -- : -,the next day. After they mail carriers, school chil- ’ were over would have been dren, and even some adults. Too bad they sometimes poor pay heating fuel bills an appropriate time for 11 CI ,drinking, were I a drinker. have to walk in the streets, The other reason I don’t which isn’t always safe, because it is inc,onvenient to whose homes were not sound confusing to person: like January, as mentioned, Cold is cold, but winter is fy for the tax credits or MYmL .is because it is usually the walk on the sidewalks. even worse for, poor persons receive Aid to Dependent weatherized within six who may need help in paying ,coldest month of the year, From what I have seen,of who have trouble paying Children (ADO or General months must reapply. their heating bills, the HDC .,*andas I have previously ex- this winter so far, it prom- their heating fuel bills and Assistance. The HDC has .$452,312 in operates a toll-free telephone line -- 1-800-292-3666 +,pounded in this column, I ises to be a long and harsh for other necessities. As of Oct. 1, the Michigan federal funds available in -- ‘don’t care for winter. one. Of course, after last Fortunately, there is help DSS increased the allowance 1981 for weatherization. In to help steer persons to the 1980, it had only $345,000, appropriate agency. The COMING NEXT THURSDAY ~ Despite that, I can’t see winter, any winter would available and,even help to for payment of utility bills ‘phoneis answered from 8:30 Shirley in ’ myself ever moving to a seem long and harsh. I help those in need to find for those on ADC or general which included some state MacLaine a.m.-10 p.m. Monday ’ warm weather state. Life heard on the radio last week their way through the assistance who are not eligi- funds. Lansing eliminated wouldn’t be any fun without that we have already re- bureaucratic maze of fed- ble for the tax credit. its subsidy this year because through Friday. Messages ceived more snow than we eral and state programs to DESPITE THOSE PRO- of lack of money. are recorded at all other “Adults” doing childish ing,s. t did through early March of provide heating assistance. grams, there are those per- If all the varied programs hours and the calls returned. “Loving CoupIes’’ : last winter. A case reported to the sons who “fall through the “I need a good Insurance During my past winters Human Development Com- gaps,” who are poor but not here, I usually encountered mission (HDC 1, according to eligible. one bad trip going to or Director Mary Ann Vande- The HDC recently re- coming from Car0 on Tues- mark, was that of a woman ceived a $105,000 federal days. So far this winter, I with a total monthly income grant through another pro- “Think test - I have had 3 bad days, and of $225 in Social Security gram than those already smell smoke.” there are still three months who received a heating fuel mentioned. to go. bill for one month of $180. One use of the funds will The best thing about Jan- Although other persons be to aid persons who can’t uary is why it is over, even may not be in as dire straits, receive aid elsewhere, to Doerr Ins. Am if by theb I am a year older. the need for assistance is pay fuel bills, buy blankets, e265 Main, City Caas At least the days are notice- there, if early response to or whatever is needed that is PhWe 872-3815 ably longer and winter is the newest program is an energy -relhted. .. .- indication. I half over. Another will be for per- The federally-funded Low sons who received the one- Income Energy wAssistance time LIEAP payment, but Program (LIEAP)went into are still having problems in effect Dec.15. paying their fuel or utility It ptovides a one-time only bill. payment of frorh $125-200 to The third purpose will be eligible households which to assist persons in filing €or SUN. 2:30 till 6:OO ADULTS ....$ 1.50 are out of, or have a need the aforementioned tax for, a deliverable fuel such credits for payment of heat- as oil, coal, woad or pro- ing bills for those with low FRI. thru THURS.. JAN. 9 - 15 pane, or have overdue bills incomes. Friday and Saturday Feature @ 7:27 and 9:45 of at least 30 days for natural THE FINAL HDC PRO- Sunday Feature @ 3:OO-511-7:22-9:25 gas or electricity. If the gram is perhaps its best latter, electricity must be Monday thru Thurs. Feature @I 7:15 and known, weatherization. HDC 9:26 used for heat or an essential crews do minor repairs and part of the heating system, install storm windows, such as where it is needed to weatherstripping and some STARTS FRIDAY operate a furnace blower. insulation in order to reduce ONE WEEK Allowable annual income the amount of heating fuel to be eligible ranges from needed by making homes as $4,738 for one person to airtight as possible. A rnaxi- $17,390 for a family of six. mum of $1,200 can be spent IN THE FIRST TWO‘ per home, including -the weeks of the program, ac- value of the labor used. cording to Onalee Detwiler, Previously, eligible low- director of the T~scola income recipients had to County Department of $0- own their own homes, but cia1 Services (DSS), $15,000 now some rental properties was sperlt. can be improved, since The HDC, which handles many such persons do not applications for the same own homes. program, as of Monday had The waiting list Monday received a total of 190 appli- for homes to be weatherized cations in the four counties it totaled 134 in the four count- serves -- Tuscola, Lapeer, ies. Mrs. Vandemark was Huron and Sanilac. (The two confident her agency will get agencies work together to to all of them because it now avoid duplication. 1 has seven crews doing the Two other components of work. LIEAP began Jan. 1, a tax A year ago, it had only credit plan for low-income three crews and not every- homeowners and renters one on the list had their and a supplemental fuel Cost homes weatherized, because payment to those who quali- the first priorities went to \ the homes of the elderly, when you maintain an average monthly balance of \ Im m m I ONLY AT HITE PHOTO DEALERS Irn m Irn handicapped and those using $525 fuel oil. .OO. I Homeowners who were on the +waiting list last year I You can maintain the same inventory of checks and receive the I 1/2 P&!/C€ same bank statement. Sign up today for CHECK 525. I I ON A I WE PRINT

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CHARMONT LADIES Boy’s High Series: Allen Ladies’ 170 & Over: D. TUSCOLA 225. 225. LEAGUE Horne 306. Lubaczewski 194, G,DeWald GET TOdETHERS “A” High Team Series: Ladies’ High Game: , Girl’s High Series: Sa- 182, M. Pierce 178, N. Rabi- Dec. 29,1980 EggHigh 2652. -Team Game: Koch 178. brina Moran 327, deau 175. High Team Series : Doubi Erla’s 17% “H” 641. Cass City State Bank 17 Bo ’s High Game: Jere- Hillaker’s Auct. Serv. 34 Wright’s Service 934. Wood’s Hay & Straw 16 my Zapps 122. Harris-Hampshire Ins. 32 210 Games: J. Zawihski High Team Game: 01 Fort’s 14 Girl’s High Game: Susan Hall’s Trim Shop 24% 225, S. Fobear 216, R. Livewires Damm 125. GUYS & GALS Sugar Town Market 24 Bouck 213. Laws200 Games:1938. E. Stec 225,l “Does this mean we won ‘t be able to fill the 12 Dcc. 30,1980 Bills 221, D. Kruse 209. Bagley contract?’’ Gagetown Oil & Gas 12 High Team Series: The Cole Carbide --29 Strikers Charmont Men’s 500 Series : D. Krus Auto-Owners for . Cass City Sports 12 1025. 23 Ca blettes High Team Game: Pin Brand X 21 ‘/2 Lawrence Ins. . TUESDAY AFTERNOON 579, B. Bills 519, H. Edw,*-d Business insurance 10 D & D Construction’ 16 19 539, E. Stec 547, H. Hile ,+ Some businesses sustain Brinkman Bins 10 Boys 388. Nicky’s Restaurant 16 LADIES Veronica’s Leiterman Builders 15 Maurer-Const. Co. 16 Dec. 30,1980 permanent damage during 9 Charrnont 15 “temporary closings:’ IGA Foodliner 7‘4 Walbro Far East 15% Sanilac GOP Johnson Six FRIDAY NITE WKYO-WIDL 14 Vatter Carpet Sales 14 Pierce Honey Bees 22 An Auto-Owners Business 7 Country Cousins 12 I n ter ru pt ion I n sura nce Pol icy CARCASS UNION Kelly Brothers 11 Charmont 17 Jan. 2,1981 Copeland & Gornowicz 11% sets meeting will protect ou a ainst loss of High Game: R. Batts 207, The Ups & Downs W/2 Car0 Farm & Town 11 High Series: B. Kingsland income whiL yo&e temporarily P. Schwartz 202, C. David-,, Clare’s Sunoco 15 The regular rnonthlj Fishbowlers % Elkton IGA 10 Croft-Clara Lumber shut down for repairs, and loss son 198. 7 622. 14 meeting of the Sanilat of key employees because you High Series: C. Davidson Old Folks 7 Kens & Kerbs 8 Men’s High Game: B. Lucky’s Kountry can’t afford to pay out when Kelly Bros. Home Terrasi & Son 7 County Republican Commit. 537, P. Schwartz 532, N. Kingsland 243. Korners 1 3‘/2 tee will be Jan. in nothing’s coming in. Helwig Comfort 6 Kruse Farms 3 High Team Series: Vatter Go-fer More 13 28 507. conjunction with the COLT-‘y So before you get burned, The Turkeys 5 Carpet Sales 2794. Wright’s Painting 12 High Team Game: Brink- Men’s High Series: E. convention in the coul,?y come to Auto-Owners. It can be A1 Klco man Bins 792. The Loom 4 I High Team Game: Maur- Cass City-Anns 12 Bilicki conference room, 37 Austln the difference between going out High Series-: Johnson Six Colwood Bar 4 561. er Const. Co. 966. The Hair Benders 11 Ladies’ High Series: S. Street, Sandusky. of business.. ,or staying in. 2296. Cannonballs 4 210 Games: B. Kingsland Don’s Auctioli Gallery 10 Horse-In-Around 3 Schember 479. 243, B. Bartle 241,:K. Gremel Bowling Grannies 8 Aiit0-0tUners Insut.ance Rescue Squad 2 Men’s High Game: E. 225, D. Miller 220, G. Diebel Life. Home. Car. Business. One nawe savs it best. Incredible 4 2 Bilicki 224. 213, B. Kupic 212-211, J. High Series: S. Cummins RENT RlllSEhtVAC- - -- I Really Rottens 2 Ladies’ High Game: N. Guinther 212. 538.High Game: G. Corcoran -- - - SATURDAY SPINNERS the professional Lucky’s Kountry Korner 2 Maharg 201. 550 Series : K. Gremel604, High Team Series: Brand E. Kupic 584, B. Bartle 570, 203.High Team Series : Pierce do-it-yourself Hot Shots 4 G. X 2430. I Men’s High Series: Gal- Aime Ouvry 564, M. Helwig carpet cleaning Charlie’s Angels 3 High Team Game: Brand -- -- laway 525, 564, D. Miller 557, D. Allen Honey Bees 1779. Team 9 3 Ladies’ High Series: D. x 909. AMPSHIRE AGENCY, INC. The Strikers 2 555, N. Biebel 554, D. Hamp- High Team Game : Pierce 6815 E. Main Cass City Ph. 872-2688 Lubaczewski 490. Men’s 200 Games: M. shire 551. Honey Bees 627. Bad Kats 2 Men’s High Game: B. Hutchinson 212, E, Bilicki I Firebirds 500 Series: S. Cummins 2 Thompson 195. 224, C. Kolb 219, R. Vande- G. Corcoran 4 Cousins 2 538, 516. Listen to the Auto-Owners John Doremus Radio Show. Ladies’ High Game: D. mark 210, H. Walter 209. TUSCOLA Pin Boys 2 Lubaczewski -194. Men’s 500 Series : B. Thorp Alley Kats 2 GET TOGETHERS “B” High Team Series: Kelly 528,.M. Hutchinson 504, E. Dec. 29,1980 SUNDAY NITERS Team 1 8 Bros. Home Comfort 1895. Bilicki 561, H. Walter 515, C. Dec. 21,1980 The Want Ads Are Newsy Too! Gutter Dusters d High Team Game: Kelly Kolb 546, B. Thompson 509, Bad News Bears 0 Mr. Kelly’s Market 29 Bros. Home Comfort 709. R. Vandemark 501, B. Klink- Roger’s Hay 28 out Laws 22 man 521, R. Colling 513. Kilbourn Tech. SuDDlv 24 Four-Of-Us 20 Bliss Milk Hauler; 24 Double “H” 19 Chappel’s Men’s Wear 23 Night Crawlers 18 HOLY ROLLERS Stahlbaum Asphalt Alley Rats 17 Jan. 4,1981 Paving 22 Gutter Dusters 17 Larry’s Car Wash 21 FBI 17 Auctioneers 3 Wright’s Service 20 Bloun t Ag . 16 Gutter Aces 3 Leiterman Bldrs. 16 KO-Mers 15 Rolling Pins F & M State Bank 16 Wild Bunch 13 3 Miller Egg Inc. CCYC 3 15 Ber-Wa -Ga -Na 12 The Fantastic Four 2 Dale’s Eaves Troughing 14 McVliets -8 King Pins 2 High Series: J. Zawilinski Men’s High Series: D. Pin Tippers 1 611.High Game: J. Zawilinski Kruse 579. Alley Cats 1 Gutter Dusters Ladies’ High Series: J. 1 Koch 483. HOME CENTm The Yeo Yeos 1 Men’s High Game: E. Stec Bar Flies 0 %WINTER Irish Rovers 0 Soil district Due to make-up games annual meeting these standings are incom- plete. set Jan. 21 FABRIC CLEARANCE High Men’s Series: R. Tate 635, G. Diebel 558, G. Lapp 548. The Tuscola County Sei1 * High Men’s Games: R. Conservation District will Printed & Solid Sweater’ Acrylic Tate 227-213,G. Diebel 211, conduct its 37th annual din- L. Hillaker 204. ner meeting Wednesday, High Women’s Series: C. Jan. 21, starting at 7 p.m. in Schwaderer 490. the Caro High School cafe- High Women’s Games: C. teria. a Suede Knits Plaids 60 inch wide 60 inch wide Schwaderer 195. Soil Conservation Servjce For New 60 inch wide High Team Series: Auc- Area Agronomist Jerry tioneers 1996. kmunyon, the former dis- High Team Game: Auc- trict conservationist in Tus- tioneers 724. cola, will give a slide pre- MONDAY - 5 P.MI I I sentation on conservation Yd- $34-4Yd. tillage,Tickets are available from $344 Elsie Dilman Reg. $3.79 district directors, including LEAGUE Reg. $4.99 & $5.99 yd. Reg. $5.69 yd. yd. Don Loomis of Cass City and dies at 97 Albert Ruggles of Kingston, 11 Was hable or at the district office, 852 S. 3-WOMEN TEAMS Large Assortment in Ann Arbor Hooper Street, Caro. One director for a three- Cal I 872-4200 Elsie Jane Dilman, 97, of year term will be elected, to Ann Arbor died Sunday at replace John Findlay, who Wool the Glacier Hills Retirement isn’t seeking reelection. Flat Fold Center. The cooperator of the year She was born Jan. 15, 1883, award will be presented to Charmont Lane4 Fleece in Grant township, ,the Robert Valentine of Fostor- I Plaids daughter of William and ia . ri Fabric 60 inch wide Esther (Gage) Come.

$344Y d- Caro. Following their mar- $444Yd- riage, they made their home iNOTlCE OF PUBLIC HEARlNdi on a farm in Elkland town- W FI Reg. ship where thev lived for 51 I $4.99 yd. Reg. $6.99 yd. years. Dilman died in April, / 1957. Mrs. Dilman later that I The Village of Cass City Planning Commission will hold a year moved to Ann, Arbor, I hearing on a proposed zoning ordinance amendment where she lived until her I following described property from RA-1 One Family Residential to I- Values to $3.59 yd. Assortment Of 48 inch wide death. Light Industrial: She is survived by one son, , Robert Dilman of Cass City; one daughter, Mrs. Clinton Part of the Northeast 113 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 38, T14N- Corduroy PRINTS :Esther) Harris of Monter- R11E, Elkland Township, Tuscola County, Michigan. Described $ :y, Va.; one sister, Mrs. I a 1/4 krtrude Staeb of Ann Ar- as beginning at point on the North and South line of Section $ i m; five grandchildren, 10 I 33 which is Solo47’-00” W 559.00 feet from the North 1/4 corner of $ I pat-grandchildren, and said Section 33; thence continuing along said North and South 11% :: hree great -great-grandchil- I line, Solo47’ 00’’W 76.00 feet; thence, N88”5’30’’ W 165.00 feet; $ I ken. One brother and one Thence, N01°47’00”E 76.00 feet; thence, S88O15’30’’E 165.00 feet ;ister preceded her in death. I Panne‘ to the North and South 1/4 line of Section 33 and the Point of Double Quilted Funeral services were I $ onducted Wednesday at 1 Beginning. Subject to the use of the Easterly 33.00 feet thereof as e‘ T-shirt I,m. at Little’s Funeral I Doerr Road. Containing 0.29 Acre. $1 5 r‘ Eome, Cass City, with Rev. I ’homas Wachterhauser of I ah Velvet 8: Black only.56 inch wide Knits Corduroy he Trinity United Methodist I and rezoning the following described parcel from B-2 General BusinesS I hurch, officiating. 1-1 Light Industrial: :* Burial was in Grant ceme- I to r I :ry . ::I $488Yd. 1 Yd. ’ $488 Part of the Northeast 112 of the Northwest Vi of Section 33, T14N- f i Reg. $7.99 yd. ’ R11E, Elkland Township, Tuscola County, Michigan. Described 8 Reg. $7.99 yd. Values to $2.99 yd. I as beginning at a point on the North and South 114 line of Section f I 33 which is S0l047’O0’’W 635.00 feet from the North 1/4 corner of $m said Section 33; thence continuing along said North and South SELECTED DOUBLE QUILTED I 1/4 line, SO1 O47’OO”W 57.00 feet; thence, N88”5’30’’W 165.00 feet; 51 thence, N01°47’00”E 57.00 feet; thence, S88°15’30”E 165.00 feet $C COTTO N PR IN TS Reg. $4.99 & $5.59 $344Yd. to the North and South 1/4 line of Section 33 and the Point of 31 Beginning. Subject to the use of the Easterly 33.00 feet thereof ’ as Doerr Road. Containing 0.21 Acre. The meeting will be held at 7:OO P.M., January 20,1981 at the Munici- pal Building; 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Mlchigan.

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All engaged couples are riage and finances .and Mrs. Thelma Jackson invited to attend a pre-mar- budgets are some of the riage seminar Sunday Ffter- subjects which will be cov- Area News Phone 658-2347 ered. Holbrook * noon, Jan. 11, at Sacred Heart Parish education The program will run center in Bad Axe, spon- from 12:15-5:30 p.m. To Mr. and Mrs. Angus Jack Ross was a Saturday Saturday at the homes of ,.; Catholic Family register or for further infor- Swackhamer in Bad Axe. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike marck was a We jnesdh;,J sored by Sweeney were New Year's evening guest of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Deachin Mike Schenk came home Dreger and family at Utica. evening guest of &. ad , Service. mation, call CFS at either Day dinner guests of Mr. Earl Schenk. and family and Mr. and 269-7931 in Bad Axe or (313) Mrs. Mrs. Tuesday after spending 10 Visitors at the home of Mrs. Earl Schenk and The seminar will provide t and Mrs. Jim Booms and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Mer- Ronald Deachin and family days in Huron Memorial Emma Decker in,Cass City Randy. , engaged couples with many M8-2304 in Sandusky. There family at Harbor Beach. 'chant and Mr. and John in Lake Orion where they . ideas, concepts, and facts to is a fee. Mrs. Hospital in Bad Axe. last week were Mrs. Greg Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Moore of Cass City were helped Misty Deachin cele- Mrs. George Jackson Armstead, Clara Bond, Mr. '( use in building a permanent O'Connor of Minden City, New Year's Eve dinner brate her first birthday at relationship. Sexuality in spent a week with Mr. and and Mrs. Jerry Decker and People who are everlast- Mr. abd Mrs. John Pfaff of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn the Ronald Deachin home, Mrs. George Jackson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. funeral home, Saturday at 1 marriage, communication ingly on the go seldom get Bad Axe, Mr. and Mrs. SDencer. Friday. and family at Oxford. Michelle Deachin of Lake o'clock. Burial was in ' In- skills, spirituality in mar- anywhere. Kevin Robinson and Chris Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoxie Orion returned home after a Phil Berridge of Rich- dianfields cemetery at Cp. and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff and Lori, Mr. and Mrs. Jim and sons were New Year's mond spent Monday and spending a week's Christ- Michelle. Deachin of Lake Robinson were Saturday Doerr and family, Mr. and Day dinner guests of Mr. mas vacation with Mr. and Orion and and Mrs. TOURS NOW AVAILABLE- - Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland, Dar- and Mrs. Lynn Spencer. ' Don Berridge and family of Mrs. Gil Maurer and Mr. Reynold Tschirhart Wer, FEBRUARY 7, Fisher Theatre ANNIE Mrs. Howard Wills in Bad lene Simpson and Lisa Per- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Florence, S.C., spent Friday and Mrs. Reynold Tschir- New Year's Day dinner Axe. uski were New Year's Day Glaza and Mr. and Mrs. and Saturday with Mr. and hart. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gil FEB. 23 thru MARCH 8 FLORIDA HOLIDAY Henry Sofia were New Mr. and Mrs. Wasson Lee guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mrs. Burton Berridge. Mr. and Mrs. John Camp- Maurer near Elkton. *' MARCH 15 thru 19 LAS VEGAS of Ortonville, Mr. and Mrs. Cleland and family where Year's Eve guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack bug ion and family of Walled Carl Gibbard Jr. and family they enjoyed an afternoon of and Mrs. Ed Glaza. were Friday evening guests Lake spent the week end MARCH 17 Cobo Hall FLOWER SHOW of Bad Axe and Evans quilt tying followed by a Mr. and Mrs. Larry Konk- of Mrs. Dave Sweeney and with Mr. and Mrs. .Lynn Gibbard, Chris, Sandy and potluck supper and games. el and Marne were New David. Spencer. "qperationsand WEEKLY DEPARTURES Tom were Sunday afternoon Beatrice Hundersmarck Year's morning coffee Dan Schultz of Bad Axe Judy Tyrrell returned to guests of Mrs, Tom Gibbard. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard guests of Mr. and Mrs. East Lansing Sunday after hospitalmmsco~t Hawaii 1-2-3-4Islands Las Vegas 3 or 4 nights was a Thursday evening ri and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Britt were Sunday afternoon Curtis Cleland. ' Nassau - Paradise Island Cancun - Cozumel Mr. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim spending three weeks' a lot more were Sunday dinner guests guests and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk Hewitt and Lori and Shirley Christmas vacation with Mr. Mexico - Acapulco Caribbean Cruises of Mr. and Leonard Britt and daughters were were New Year's Day din- thanyouthink? ! Mrs. Ross * and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell and We also specialize in custom group tours to your needs. Karr . Sunday evening guests of ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Schenk visit& family. Details and brochures may be obtained by contacting Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ber- Mr. and Mrs, Earl Schenk David Hacker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schenk Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt, our office. ridge were Sunday dinner and Randy. Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer was and sons Thursday forenoon. Shirley Ross and Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mrs. Jack Walker was a a Tuesday lunch guest of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Mrs. Curtis Cleland were PARROIXI'S TOURS Berridge and family in New Year's Eve lunch guest Mrs. Manly Fa$ Sr. and an land were Friday supper New Year's Eve guests of Royal and also visited of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil afternoon guest of Mr. and Mr. and Jim and 2191 Black River St. Oak and evening guests of Mr. Mrs. Doerr Mr and Mrs . Eldon Fox and Champagne and family. Mrs. Steve Timmons and and Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer. family.AI Hammerle and. Penny Oeckerville (P.0. Box 267) 31 3-376-9245 Sid Warner in Royal Oak. Amy Doerr of Mt. Pleas- family. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Klein- ant left Monday and Wendy John Walker of Ruth vis- felt and son Mark of Detroit of Bad Axe were Tuesday Doerr of Mt. Pleasant left ited Mrs. Jack Walker Tues- were Saturday guests of forenoon guests and Mrs. Tuesday after spending day. Mrs. Jack Walker. Blake Soule of Ubly was a three wkeks' Christmas Mr. and Mrs. heMarion Mr. and Mrs. Paul Streus- Tuesday afternoon guest of vacation with Mr. and Mrs. and Shanon of Duncan, S.C., snig and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk Ernest A. Teichman Ji. Jim Doerr and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Dubey of Mrs. Bob Swackhamer of and Randy. 6529 Main Street Clara Bond spent Sunday Bay Port, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bad Axe were Saturday din- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shag- Cass City, Michigan with Emma Decker in Cass Streussnig and family and ena were Saturday guests of ner guests of Sara Campbell Phone 872-3388 City. Mr. and Mrs, Larry Swack- and Harry Edwards iu honor Mr. and Mrs. Murill Shag- Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ber- hamer and sons of Bad Axe, of Bob Swackhamer's birth- ena and Mary Stickle in Cass See me for State Farm CANNON ROYAL FAMILY ridge and sons of Royal Oak Harry Edwards, Sara day. City. spent from Tuesday through Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cleland of Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. John Owens- hospitalisurgical Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Campbell were Steve Risher of Rochester, by and son David of Rich- Fred Profit in Cass City and Christmas dinner guests Ken Harlen and Ron Wil- mond were Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ber- guests of Mrs. Jack Walker. insurance Sunday- of Mr. and Mrs. Bob- liams of Auburn Heights BATH $397 ridge. Ronnie Berridge I I were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pelton stayed till Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Alex Cleland and Carol were Sunday afternoon '-4- TOWELS ea. and Mrs. Fred Profit and School Menu1 Laming. guests of Mrs. Alex Cleland VALUES TO$6.00 72 TOWELS IRR. Jason Berridge stayed with Mrs. Floyd Morel1 and and Carol Laming. ,J Mr. and Mrs. Burton Jeny Murow Bad Axe Ber- JAN. 12-16 Brenda and Mrs. Don Jack- of ridge till Sunday. son and family were Friday was a Wednesday afternoon late Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Cornpar Eddie Gerber took Mr. MONDAY overnight and Saturday guest and Beatrice Hunders- Home Office. Bloomlnglon, 1111no1s * PRINTED and Mrs. Ed Gerber to NO IRON Frankenmuth for dinner Barbecue on Bun Norman Hoppe PERCALE SHEETS Sunday in honor of Mr. and Chips Twin Fitted $397 Mrs. Ed Gerber 's wedding Peach Slices anniversary. White Milk dies at 65 or66 x 104...... ea. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug Cookie were Saturday dinner guests / in Florida of Mr. and Mrs. Mike TUESDAY Full Fitted $497 Maurer. Norman G. Hoppe, 65, of ea. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Hewitt Goulash or80x104 ...... spent Wednesday in Bey Port Richey, Fla., died Dec. Bread-Butter 19 in that community. City. Cheese Cube Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind of A retired farmer, he and Apple Sauce his wife moved to Port Lake Orion were Friday White Milk Cases...... guests of Mrs. Dave Sweqn- Richey from the Cas City Cookie e area nine years ago. He was ey and David. 3- 71 . +. g- I . . Floyd Zuluaf, Jack born Aug. ' 519, 1915, in R&' , WEDNESDAY and Mike Schenk of Ubly Columbia township. were Friday afternoon He and Florence Irene Ham & Cheese Fitzgerald were married at Printed Muslin guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chips '-1 '-1 Schenk and Randy. St. Gregory's Catholic Apricots church in Detroit Sept. 2, Dish Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood White Milk 1 Calendar pillow Lapeer, Daryl Lapeer and 1938. Cookie Shelly Lapeer were Friday Hoppe is survived by his wife; three sons, Melvin J. Towels I lunch guests of Mrs. Gaylord THURSDAY TERRY CLOTH Towels Cases Lapeer, Hoppe, Cass City, Donald J. I I Nolron Muslin Linda Elliott returned to Hoppe, Odenville, Ala., and I Mashed Potatoes Patrick A. Hoppe, Port Whik now SuppliosWhile her home in Bad Axe after SuppbesL8Sf 899 Chicken in Gravy spending several weeks with Richey; a daughter, Joanne 675 Buttered Beans T. Livernois, Port Richey; Last Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. Bread-Butter Mr. and Mrs. Lee.Marion three brothers, Ralph 25-Ft. x I-Inch INSULATED White Milk Hoppe, Mt. Morris, Nelson II and Shanon of Duncan, S.C., Cookie POWER TAPE RULE SECURITY BOX left Saturday after spending Hoppe, Cathedral, Calif., Positive toggle locks Keep important documents and Herbert Hoppe, Oxford; two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. FRIDAY epoxy-coated "write-on" locked away in fire-resis- John Dubey at Bay Port and four sisters, Lema King, tant, insulated security box iRR. Unionville, Myrtle TerBush, blade in place to let you MATTRESS PADS other relatives. Hot Dog & Bun measure longer distances Steel with tan enamel fi Mrs, Dave Matthews Jr. Vassar, Hazel Creanya, Chips Vicksburg, and Lila Vahn, single-handedly. MMP4425 nish. 14Y~Wx9Y2Dx4Hin. and Mrs. Alex Cleland spent * 138E TWIN FULL QUCEN Buttered Corn Flint, and 15 grandchildren. OUANTITES LIMITED Saturday in Caro. White Milk QUANTITIES LIMITED Mr. and Mrs. George He was a member of St. FITTED FITTED SIZE 1 Brownie Jackson Jr. of Oxford were Michael's Catholic church in No Lay-Away On Item Of The Month New Year's Day guests of Port Richey. Menu subject to change. Funeral mass was con- $897ea. Mrs. George Jackson and $797ea. $1291. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jackson ducted Dec. 23 at St. Mich- and family. Live so that you give more ael's, with burial in Mead- owlawn Memorial Gardens, Mr. and Mrs. Reynold to the world than you take Cass City Phone 872-2270 Tschirhart spent Friday and from it, New Port Richey.

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CAS$ CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAYiJANUARY 8,1981 PAGE NINE Soil district I HEALTH TIPS Funeral for Lyle Zapfe I tree sale I held Wednesdav J H Down Memory Lane now underway Psychoactive drugs Lyle Elmer Zapfe, 85, of Zapfe of Clio and Lawrence The Tuscola County Soil Cass City died suddenly Zapfe of Mayville; two FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE Conservation District is now Monday at his home. daughters, Mrs. Charles alter mental state He was born June 16, 1895, (Marie) Peasley of Deford taking orders for its annual and Donna tree and shrub sale. in Evergreen township, the Mrs. .- son of Gustavius and Clara Holm of Cass City; one Trees available are white. - . -~ (Christian) Zapfe. brother, Owen Zapfe of Che- increased residential valua- boygan ; 14 grandchildren, FIVE YEARS AGO 25 YEARS AGO red, Scotch and Austrian Psychoactive drugs are induce sleep and to ease ten- Zapfe married Beulah tions. pine, Colorado blue and those substances that have Harrington Oct. 26, 1921, in and 29 great-grandchildren,, ' t' sion. They are used properly Two sisters and two brothers . Rev. Ira W. Cargo, who The first baby of the new white spruce and black wal- the capacity to influence in the treatment of certain Argyle. Mr. and Mrs. Zapfe TEN YEARS AGO year was born in Pleasant nut. Shrubs are autumn behaSior by altering feeling, made their home in Cass preceded him in death. , ' (servedTrinity United Meth- sleep disorders and anxiety odist church in Cass City in Home Hospital at 6:54 p.m. olive and honeysuckle. Caro- mood, perception or other City after their marriage Funeral services were .. Kelly Barrios, the states. They also are subject the 192Os, will celebrate his Lynn Jan. 3. The new baby lina poplar is available for mental states. to abuse. The barbiturates and had lived here for 59 conducted Wednesday at 3 . '90th birthday Sunday at an new daughter of Mr. and weighed 6 pounds, 2 ounces, windbreaks . There are many of these years.He was wounded while p.m. at Little's Funeral . bring sedation and sleep. An open house in his honor in St. Mrs. David Barrios of Sil- and is the daughter of Mr. drugs. Some are iegal, oth- Home, Cass City, with Rev. verwood, is the first new The trees and shrubs can overdose can cause coma *Cloud,Fla. and Mrs. Donald Loomis of ers are not., Even tobacco and heart and respiratory serving in the U.S. Army Vern Lockard of the No- baby to be born at Hills and Cass City. Her name is be used for reforestation, during World War I in -9 Five Republicans and one dnd coffee have some psy- depression. A common mode vesta Church of Christ and ,', 'Democrat vying for three Dales General Hospital in Debra Kay. Christmas trees, wind- France and Germany with Rev. Eldred Kelley, of the breaks, erosion contror, re- choactive properties. of suicide is an overdose of -seats on the village council 1971. She was born at 8:52 The first day of the hot The American Medical As- the 125th Infantry, 32nd Divi- Salem United Methodist p.m. Jan. 2. stocking woodlo ts, wildlife barbiturates. Long-term use in Gagetown should create lunch program in the new sociation divides psycho- can bring strong physical sion. He was a past member church of Cass City, officiat- An estimated 800 persons elementary school gym was cover and beautification. of the Tri-County Post No. ing * -plenty of election excite- active drugs ' into four Proceeds are used to fur- dependence. : ment. attended the fifth annual completed with a minimum groups : 507, American Legion; of Burial was in Novesta An average of 8 percerjt New Year's Eve Singing of confusion, Supt. Willis ther the work of the district. Stimulants increase activ- Cass City, and the cass City cemetery, busade sponsored by the Campbell said. Orders can be made by con- (1) Narcotics, such as ity by stimulating the cent- chapter of the American wage boost and fringe bene- heroin, morphine and meth- ; :fit increase for Cass City Cass City Laymen's Club, Father John J. Bozek, tacting the district office at ral nervous system. They Association of Retired Per- held at Cass City High pastor of St. Pancratius 852 S. Hooger Street, Caro. adone, (2) depressants, such include amphetamines, co- sons. Remember that it takes as I village employees was ap- School. church in Cass City for 14 as barbiturates, tranquiliz- caine, Ritalin and Preludin. Zapfe is survived by his much energy to wish as to : proved by the village council ers and alcohol, (3) stimu- : Tuesday. When final figures are years, died at Pleasant The amphetamine user has, wife; two sons, Clarence plan. tabulated, the village of Home Hospital Dec. 30 after Mother-son I lants, such as *ampheta- for a short time, increased A deer shot prior to the mines, cocaine and tobacco, opening of the Michigan fire- Cass City will have a sur- suffering a heart attack. mental alertness and sense : and (4) hallucinogens, such : arms deer season cost a plus of between $24,000 and Mrs. Anna Hicks of Flint fete planned of well-being. Psychological $30,000. was a weekend visitor at the as LSD, marijuana and dependence can develop in a ; Deford man . . . dearly. peyote. DEERING PACKING ; District Judge Richard Kern A petition has been filed home of her children, Mr. Thirty women attended fairly short time. Tolerance with the Cass City village and Mrs. Lloyd Hicks. Dependence on alcohol is develops rapidly and in- 1 mile North, 1/2 mile East of I ordered him to pay $100 fine, clerk asking for a referen- Mrs. Earl Russell enter- the January meeting of Trin- by far the most prevalent of creased amounts of the drug : $100 costs and $100 restitu- ity United Methodist Women all the drug dependencies. Silverwood at 4808 E. Mayville Road tion. dum in the March 8 election tained several friends at her Monday noon in the church are needed. to decide whether sale of home for New Year's din- 1 Tuscola county supervis- dining room. Group No. 1 Narcotics originally liquor by the glass should be ner. The occasion was her Hallucinogens produce il- ors got few clearcut answers with Mrs. James Baker and meant opium and pain re- lusions. They have no ac- :at a meeting with county allowed within the village. birthday. Mrs. Edward Baker served lieving drugs related to cepted use in medicine. Most FRESH COUNTER MEATS Equalization Director Mac A drug party near Deford Arnold Schweitzer of the luncheon. opium, such as heroin, mor- potent is LSD. It is legal for O'Dell on whether to spread Saturday night was raided Owendale has been re- phine and codeine. These use only in government-con- CHECK OUT PRICES ON by sheriff's officers. Nine elected president of the New President Mary Rex- are made from- the opium trolled research projects. r, persons from the eastern Huron County Holstein- in presided over the business Marijuana is in wide use il- r, LAMB c, PORK VEAL half of Tuscola county were Friesian Association and meeting. Tentative plans for poppy. Today there also are ELF KHUhFEH Some synthetics, such as legally. It brings relaxation. / BEEF HALVES AND QUARTERS charged with offenses rang- Edmund Good Jr. of Gage- a mother-son banquet to be methadone. Heroin is not Even small doses may ad- TEMPLE'S 37th ANNUAL ing from possession of beer town, secretary-treasurer. held in the spring were an- used medically in this versely affect driving per- ____...... to pdssession of marijuana. nounced. nation. Other opiates are formance. Many marijuana 1 FOR BUSINESS TRUCKING AND SHRINE CIRCUS 35 YEARS AGO 1 : 3 RINGS OF ACTION Mrs. John Marshall was in used to relieve pain, sup- users tend to experiment SLAUGHTERING CALL 517-761-7073 charge of the pledge service, press cough and alleviate with other drugs. Chronic I Wm. Walters Mr. and Mrs. John Pohlod : ANIMALS-HIGH WIRE-TRAPEZE wbich included a short pro- diarrhea. users may become psycho- of Kingston are the parents Depressants are used to logically dependent. : 24 HOURS heads €atholic of the first new baby, a boy, gmm . :: OF ENTERTAINMENT to arrive at Pleasant Home Hospital in Cass City after Family Service the New Year, at 2:45 a.m. Jan. 1. Another early arrival At a recent meeting of the was a son born Jan. 2 to Mr. board of directors of Cath- and Mrs. Ernest Spencer of olic Family Service, William Unionville. P. Walters, MA, CSW, was The Landon team won City named administrative Bowling League champion- supervisor of the agency. ship Thursday evening, Dec. Walters has been associ- 27, followed closely by the ated with CFS for the past Willy five. 11% years as a clinical thera- Recent deaths include pist. Along with counseling :GREATEST FUN SHOW OF 1981 Mrs. Sarah J. Brown of responsibilities, he has con- Evergreen, Mrs. Elma Jane *,' JAN. 16m20, 1981 ducted seminars and group Seeley of Caro, Henry Zol- therapy programs. ** SAGINAW lner of Novesta and George i: In addition to duties as Cosgrove of Greenleaf. administrative supervisor, Mrs. Caroline Lewis has i' CIVIC CENTER he will also continue to see . -- retired as postmaster at Fri. Nit. 7:00--All bats R-mdj clients and maintain a case- Deford after 25 years' serv- 1 h Prier with &upon from load, as well as giving semi- ice. A party.was given in her Saginaw Nbwr I nars. honor and $he was presented Walters graduated from with a purse of money. Friday 3:OO P.M. Western Michigan Univer- ; Saturday 3:oO P.M.-7:00 P.M. Bargains for opening week sity with a Masters degree in at Louie Molnar's store in pMmr OR -RtfUNo --- \tfl . Sunday 3:00 P.M,-7:00 Guidance and Counseling, Monday 3:OO P.M.-7:00 P.M. Deford include 25 pounds of I '-2 KAREO A super-swubbable interior Tuesday 3:oO P.M.-7:00 P.M. and received specialized flour for $1.11, three cans of flat latex that wears like 3.98 For Information Call training in hypnosis. He is soup for 25 cents and,coffee, .ATEX FLAT Saginow Civic Center certified as a social worker enamel. Resists soil and Quart t 776- 1330 amount not specified, for 29 by the state. or 31 cents. NALL FINISH fingermarks. Flat finish Before coming to CFS, he POLYURETHANE OPEN stays beautiful after 8 ' BOX OFFICE DAILY was youth minister and repeated washing. One VARNISH t FROM 10:OO A.M.-5:30 P.M. director of youth ministry For interior and exterid MON.-SAT. coat covers most surfaces. for St. Roch. parish, Case- Craft Club Dries fast. Soap and water wood. Marproof and watee 1 GENERAL ADMISSION ville; St. Felix, Pinnebog, 12!8n cleanup. E2 proof finish. 012/39/* t' Children (I7 or undor) $2.00 and Sacred Heart parish, Adults $3.50 Bad Axe. to meet ;Rawwad feats $4.50 and $5.00 Walters lives in Caseville tPECIA1: Children 17 and Under, The Deford Craft Club will with his wife, Vickie, and t Monday and Twrdoy 7rOO P.M. three children. meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at how. Any $4.50 or $5.00 Reiervrd 8 Colors 0 CFS offers counseling the Novesta Church of a 798 I at $3.50 when accompanied by Christ. 9nL adult. services to all residents in Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron Membcirs are to bring White J ;All Rl.urved Seats $4.50 for th@ Gallon a , Friday-Monday and Tmsday counties. Offices are located quilt ideas. The project will 1 P e 3:oO P.M. .P~O~RCW at 592 Port Crescent, Bad be butterflies. Bring scissors N. TRUmTY @ I Moil Orders RWIVO Axe, and in Eastland Office and 1 1/3 yards of 3-inch 1rnmrd:ato Attention Plaza, 119 E. Sanilac Road,- ribbon. Other materials will Enclose Cortifimd Chck OT Money J Ordw (Vim ond Maatmrcharw Sandusky . Appointments be available. TEXTURE ~ Acwptd). Send Self Ad&-& can be made by phone or in Hostesses will be Martha 3.9a # Envrlopo to: Masten, Edith Izydorek and PAINT Quart ; ' CENTER person at anytime Monday SAGINAW CIVIC I 303 Johnson through Friday by calling Sally Wood. 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.. I* It! ,A ”* p fhr-- - Marie Meredith The WCAThumb Singles hlusic Will be furnished by Shabbona News Club of Sandusky will con- the Gold Group. Area Phone 672-9489 duct a dance Saturday eve- The is OW’J to PeI’SOm ning at &ndusky High 25 and older who are Sale, r I .%hool. widowed or divorced. DELAYED NEWS Mrs. Larry Puterbaugh and John Franzel, Brian and man and family of Caro. entertained Rev. and Mrs. guests Sunday of Mr, and Brian, and Mr. and Mrs. Missy, Mrs. George Krause Mr. and Mrs: Virgil Van Harold Smith at dinner Sun- Mrs. Alvin Meredith and Mrs. Frank Pelton enter- Robert Sprague of Bay Port and Sally Krause of Midland Norman visited Mrs. Lucille day. family. Want Help Finding What YQU tained her family at a were Christmas Day guests were Christmas Eve guests Cole and son Mark in Sagi- Mr. and Mrs. John Hill Mrs. Francis Krause was Christmas dinner Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson of Mrs. Frances Krause and naw Friday. and family and Marie Mere- a Monday lunch guest of Mr. Want? Try The Want-Ads Today! Eve. Guests were Mr. and Puterbaugh and Lana. Anna. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith dith were Christmas supper and Mrs. Frank Chippi.

I Nlrs. Robert Rich and family Afternoon callers were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kyser F:“of Deckerville and Mrs. and Mrs. John Nickerson and David of Detroit, Mr. $ Karen King and girls. and baby of Bay Port and and Mrs. DeWayne Kyser of $ Christmas Eve guests of Mrs. Jim Brown and Re- Shepherd, hlrs. Helen Bul- Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoagg becca of Cass City. lock of Mayville, Mrs. Nellie were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mo- Vrooman of Caro, Mr. and Hoag and family of Cass naco of Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wheeler, Mr. City and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Mrs. Robert Wheeler were and Mrs. Roger King, Mr. Hoag of Northville. Mr. and Friday evening callers of and Mrs. Dan Wheeler, all of BEN‘ Mrs. Merle Hoag stayed Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoagg. Sandusky, Paul Wheeler and and were Christmas dinner Grace Wheeler, all attended 1 Mrs. Frank Pelton was a Christmas breakfast guest a belated Christmas dinner and Mrs. Thomas of Mrs. Karen King and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hagen and family, Mr. and girls. Alex Wheeler and family. Mrs. Ernest Gerstenberger Mrs. Helen Bullock of The Shabbona United ;. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mayville and Mrs. Nellie Methodist Women will meet Mike Kreger and family, Vrooman of Caro spent Wednesday evening, Jan. 14, Mrs. Marilyn Krueger of Christmas Day with Grace with Mrs. Jim McIntosh. Saginaw and Jeannie Kreg- Wheeler. They remained The lesson will be by Mrs. er of Grand Rapids were until Monday, when they Karen King. Christmas Eve guests of Mr. returned home. The RLDS Women’s De- , and Mrs. Merrill Kreger and Mrs. Marilyn Krueger of partment will meet Thurs- $b family. Saginaw, Jeannie Kreger of day, Jan. 15, for a noon .“ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. luncheon with Mrs. Bruce ;- *:Wheeler Dec. 28, a son, at Ernest Gerstenberger and Kritzman. - McKenzie Memorial Hos- family and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ann Powell and sons *x pital in Sandusky. He has Mike Kreger and family of Troy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 3 been named Jason Alexan- were Christmas Day guests Nee Jr. and family of $-;:: der and weighs seven of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Minden City, Mr. and Mrs. $ pounds, 11 ounces. Dale Meredith and family Kreger and family. and Marie Meredith at- Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith 7 Ernest Hyatt were Mr. and were Christmas Eve guests tended a belated Christmas f Mrs. William Arnott of of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Geis- dinner Sunday with Mr. and $ Grand Blanc, Mr. and Mrs. ter and family of Marlette. Mrs. Grant Meredith. ,+ Rae Schneider of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Van 5 Mr. and Mrs. Herb Head and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Leip- Norman spent Christmas 9 son Ralph, Mrs. Altha Cool- piand and son Philip of Elk- Day with Mrs. Esther Hop- $ ey of Center Line, Rev. and ton were Saturday afternoon kins and family of Saginaw. +.-_. Mrs. Curtice Deford and callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- family of Imlay City, Mrs. Ryerson Puterbaugh and man were Christmas break- Wild Murhroom mn8Omblm8 Attractive mushroom Drints. 100% cotton. ’ Alice Sadler of Hemans and Lana. fast guests of Mr. and - -, Mrs. choice of colors. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hy- Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith John Mika and family. 16x26-in. Kitchen Towel ...... 1.47 &p. - --att and sons, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Christmas dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hrabec Raymond Buerkle, Mr. and of Mrs. Frances Krause and Dishcloth or Pot Holder...... 77‘ of Clio and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Jeff Moore and Laura Anna were Gene Smeader. Moore of Snover were and Mrs. John Dunlap were and Trena, Sally Krause, Christmas Day guests of Mr. Christmas Day supper Mrs. George Krause and Mr. bi$iQ~ and Mrs. Dale Leslie and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don and Mrs. Douglas ’Kirk-

% + family. Smith and family. bright. Afternoon callers Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cher- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mezo were Mr. and Mrs. Paul niawski and family, Mr. and and Paulie, Mr. and Mrs. Mezo and Paulie and Mr...... ;...,...... _...... and Mrs. John Franzel, ...... Brian and Missy. Brent, Brad and Brenda Sheared Towels in Wehner of Marlette stayed . Your Neighbor says over Friday night visiting Chbice of Florals, W I Julie and Donnie Smith. 223r42-ln. \ Solids, Stripes 2,7 Bath rowel 2 Mr. and Mrs. Merrill A cheery collection of Quality Bath Towels’ I $ Kreger visited Herman Hil- that really add Calor to your bath! Choice Aetlon Check Ensemblem of patterns or deep rich solid colors 16x26-in... Hand Towel...... 1 dinger at Saginaw General Machine washable cotton or poly/cotton .St Attractive checkered all cotton kitchen items Hospital, Sunday. in choice of decorator Colors. 1980 had its Lana Puterbaugh was a blends 12x12-in. Washcloth ...... 97‘ Friday evening caller of Mr. 15x2641. Kitchen Towel...... 77‘ * 4:. and Mrs. Dale Leslie and family. Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- * c Y. * man were Christmas dinner :;<*_ ups and downs guests of Mr. and Mrs. < 1980 had its UpS and downs Parkers are with her Robert Sawdon and family %r Sue Parker and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan of Deford. usband Scott. Hennessey on E. Milligan Mr. and Mrs. Leigh ICAN\NON..I The year Started Off Well, Road, Cass City. Franklin and Dana of Brown 2.- ,or rather, 1979 ended well, “~11io all, it’s very enjoy- City, Mr. and Mrs. Harold because in *‘gust, 1979, able to be with my mom and Domke and family of South Blanket they came h~mefrom dad,” she said, Lyons,, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Germany, where he ended thankful we have a home to Geister and family of Mar- Bargains his three-year hitch in the live in,,i lette, Sandy Milligan of He- Army. Me had been a rdi- mans, Mr. and Mrs. Russell tary policeman. Smith and family and Mr. One-Look Prints Jan. 27, Mrs. Parker gave and Mrs. Ralph Smith were Fabulous selection of colorful print birth to the couple’s first blankets in acryliclpolyester blend. Saturday Christmas guests Choose from Santa Crux, Florals, child, Joshua Daniel. of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Smith Picnic Patchwork, Summer Day and The military life, she said, and family. more. 72x90-in. size fits twin or “wasn’t for me, I guess. I full bed. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hoagg 7-10.. 13 14 enjoy it better in Cass City.” of Pontiac were Monday That was the good part. morning callers of Mr. and Choke The bad part is that her hus- Mrs. Ryerson Puterbaugh. band has been unable to find They also called on Mr. and a job. His wife notes regret- Mrs. Andy Hoagg. fully, “A lot of people are Mr. and Mrs. John Fran- Rlch, Solld Colom looking for jobs. He’s not the zel, Brian and Missy, Sally Comfy 100% polyester blankets in only one in this situation.” and Anna Krause,! Mrs. choice of many decorator colors! “Hopefully, things will get Completely machine washable,72x90- Douglas Kirkbright, Mrs. in. sire fits twin or full! Save on Bed Pillows Ntter in 1981,” Mrs. Parker 11 Paul Mezo, Mrs. Francis For a good nights rest, sleep on one of our comfy bed +. continued. “I just hope , i: Krause and Gene Smeader Chdce pillows! With 100% polyester filling and pretty floral ticking! =,khings look better and my took Mrs. George Krause to Choice of sizes. husband can find a job that’s brunch at the Whipple Tree QU8M ;,- 5?! StandardShe Slre KlnqShe suitable for him.” Sunday in honor of her birth- the kina. the t’s For time day. / Mr. and Mrs. Dale Leslie and family attended the ’ 77 77 Behr ’Christmas dinner Sun- day at the home of Mr. and 3.. 41 5?? JANUARY SPECIAL Mrs. Harold Deering at Plckagmd Sh-tr Mayville. Mr. and MrS. Voyle Dor- and Pillowcues ONE YEAR-$lg8.00 man, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Here’s a special package contains one Smith and family, Mr. and flat sheet, one fitted and one coordinating SIX MONTHS pillowcase . . (two pillowcases with full, - $1 08.00 Mrs. John Mika and family, queen sites) Take your pick of pretty Mr, and Bill Dorman patterns and colors Easy-care, no-iron ENDS JANUARY 31st Mrs. blends Additional 10% OFF if you have out of and family of Hemans and 20 I * town drivers llcense Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saw- don and family of Deford attended the Dorman Christ- 3-Pc. Set Esther‘s Body Shoppe=H~MSpa mas Sunday at the home of I I 6142 E. Cass City Rd. Cass City 872-4050 Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dor- Full Size, 4-Pc. Set. 15.97

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One of a chef’s best friends Hyde Park, N.Y.,has about of Gerald and Geraldine career,” she said. classes, to learn about food She decided to accept the study and going to Europe, As for making friends with chemistry, sanitation, culi- is the person who washes the 1,600 students and, accord- Prieskorn of 4645 Kennebec So how did she get from , hotel restaurant job in New probably to observe as get- the dishwasher, it’s im- dishes. ing to Miss Prieskorn, is the Drive graduated from Cass working on the lawn to nary French and chef’s York. ting a permit to work there portant for the chef to know Take it from Susan Pries- best school in the country for City High School in 1976. working in the kitchen for a orientation. would be very difficult, what comes back from the korn. She knows. She gradu- teaching the culidary arts. She went to Lansing Com- career? A lot of students who Miss Prieskorn doesn’t see “Creating it, making‘ it, tables uneaten or partially ated from the CIA. The school is unique in munity College and Michi- There was no magic mo- drop out do so during that herself making a career out feeding people, having them eaten.‘ In this instance, CIA that it teaches “all aspects gan State University for a ment, but a variety of fac- period, Miss Prieskorn said. of her first job. She antici- compliment you and come No one in a restaurant stands for Culinary Institute of everything,” from fwd year each, with the aim of tors. In college, she started Then it’s into the kitchen. pates working at various back for seconds. That’s qhe knows that better than tl-- of America, and the *Cas preparation, to wines, bar majoring in landscape working part-time as a wait- Students attend either .a restaurants to learn differ- whole idea of it,” Miss Pries- person who cleans off tu., Cityan graduated from there tending, cost control and architecture. ress, and took some food morning or afternoon ses- eat cuisines, perhaps more korn said of her new career. plates. Dec. 19. management, and French “I always have done a lot science courses at MSU.She sion. The CIA, located in a and Chinese cooking. (of cooking) at home, but I learned about the Culinary Miss Prieskorn chose the former Jesuit monastery in The 22-yeardd daughter never thought of it as a Institute, career opportuni- morning one, which meant ties are good as a chef and getting up at 6 and breakfast she liked the opportunity to in the college cafeteria. work with her hands. Then came a two-hour lec- Battle of books,set to IN ORDER TO ATTEND ture, during which the the CIA, it is necessary to recipes for the day were have experience working in explained and how they a restaurant kitchen. would be made. Miss Prieskorn had been Then came the prepara- start at Rawson Library working in the Beggar’s tion of the meal, which when Banquet restaurant kitchen done, was eaten for lunch. Rawson Memorial keeping, in East Lansing for about 34 Students eat very well at the example, “In what book school, she commented. Library, in cooperation with does a little monkey get into months before she applied. Iiegistration forms for the She was told she needed After the meal, there was ’ the Campbell Elementary teams can be picked up at trouble because he is too and Cass City Intermediate more experience and clean-up and a discussion Rawson library or school curious?,” or, “In the -book about how what the students School libraries, is sponsor- Henry Huggins, “what is the worked there a total of about ’ libraries beginning Monday. a year before departing for did could have been done ing its first annual “Battle of Registration ends Jan. 31,. name of Henry’s dog?’’ the Books.” Hyde Park, better. She was usually done A “team want-ad board” In March, the “Battles” She started at the CIA in for the day by 2 p.m. Purpose is to encourage will be provided at Rawson will begin, with each team more reading among third, March, 1979, and took for those who are looking for testing its knowledge classes there until October SOME SIT DOWN fourth, fifth, and sixth grade a team to join. It will be up to against another team. Bat- - students by introducing of that year, when she went classes ran all day, for the individual or team to tles will continue until there instance, on wines. There ” them to 30 books. to Florida to do her required contact the people whose are two teams left in each externship. was sometimes homework, All children in grades 3-6 names appear on the board. division. The finalists will can participate. There will She worked for four studying wines and spirits, Reading lists for each divi- battle during National months at a five-star (top making out an inventory for be two divisions, one for sion and the books on the Library Week (April 4-11) to a bar, etc.

+* third and fourth grades and lists will be available at rated) French restaurant in see which is the champion Boca Raton, then two Students were graded, ;*, one for fifth and sixth and which is second place in Rawson beginning Monday. months at a newly opened with the “final exam” con- kj grades. A team will consist The children may divide the each division. Ribbons will * restaurant in Delray Beach. sisting of a written test and a of six. members and an adult list and each read part of it be awarded to both first and practical test where the team manager. The team She returned to Hyde Park or they may all want to read second place teams. All in May. student demonstrates what J., manager will act as contact all of the books. This will be participants will receive a she or he has learned. pkrson between the team HOW DOES ONE LEARN f up to them and their man- certificate. to be a chef? There were, incidentally, . and the library, arrange ager e The contests will be con- many more men than wo- transportation, and provide The first three weeks at The questions in the battle ducted after school at Raw- the CIA are all sit-down men at the school, with the cy help with scoring and time- will be of two kinds. for son library. latter making up only about 15 percent of the enrollment. Restaurant kitchens have traditionally been a male FOLLOW THE HAWKS! domain, due to long hours and hard work, but that is - gradually changing. A lot of chefs are realizing, Miss Prieskorn said, that women are neater, more patient and make the kitchen run smoother. THOSE WHO DO GRAD- uate from the Culinary In- stitute usually have from 3-5 job offers, she said, and she is no exception. She had been offered jobs at a new hotel opening in New York City and at a restaurant in New Orleans, both working under the head r

pastry chet, or she could go A back to the restaurant in Del Ray Beach as the pastry TOOLS OF THE TRADE -- Culinary Institute of Americ6 chef. Baking and pastry graduate Susan Prieskorn doesn’t need all these utensils to making is what she is espec- make .an apple bird table decoration. She received the ially interested in. She pondered going to “tools of the trade” in the foreground at the CIA to use California to look for a job. there and in her future endeavors. c Judge accepts pleas in c 6 ‘narcotzcsa mlzvery7 1. cases

was entered and pretrial with 39 days served. failing to pay court ordere4 T~~ persons arrested in the countywide “drug bust” hearing scheduled Jan. 13. He was placed on 36 obligations for two months in November have pleaded Bond was continued. months’ probation in Octob- and child support totaling guilty to delivery of mari- Friday, Larry R. Prock- er, 1978, for larceny in a $71678. juana. now, 32, of Burton, was building. Sentencing was pro: Three others stood mute sentenced to one year in the Judge Norman A. Baguky nounced by Joslyn, as Bagy; Monday to delivery of vari- county jail for violation of Dec. 8 found him guilty of ley is no longer serving ?ti ous controlled sutjstances. probation. He was credited having violated probation by Tuscola. .’ All are charged with having sold various narcotics to the same undercover officer. All but one appeared Monday, before Circuit Judge Patrick R. Joslyn. At an earlier pretrial hear-’ QuakerMaid . Xichard’s TV Hobart’s Family Shoes ing, Timothy Timko, 18, of I Ippliance arid Fumi Phone 872-4745 Dairy Store 3191 N. Graf Road, Caro, 6439 Main Cass City Phone 872-4600 pleaded guilty to delivery of Phone 877-7930 marijuana Oct. 16 in Caro. The judge accepted his General Cable Co. The Pinney plea and scheduled sent- with an encing March 2. Bond was Home Center Division of GK Technologies, Inc. State Bank continued. mmith William J. Bennett Jr. 17, . . . . , . . . . , . . Phone 872-2111 Phone 872-2400 -GAS WATER HEATERS Phone 872-2270 of Ryan Road, Caro, pleaded guilty Monday to delivery of 1 The A. 0. Smith Conservationist Gas Water Heater Geiger-Hunt Ford, Inc. IGA Schneeberger’s TV marijuana Aug. 28 in Caro. His plea was taken under gives you more usable hot water at energy-saving Foodliner lower inputs. Southeastern Michigan Gas Corn Appliance, Furniture . - Phone 872-2300 i advisement, with sentencing . . .- ._..* ...... , Phone 872-2645 Phone 872-2696 scheduled March 2 if the plea is accepted. Bond was Mutual Savings Thumb continued. Allen Popp, 32, of Gerou Sports, Inc. & Loan ’ National Bank Road, Caro, stbd mute to a Phone 872-2105 Phone 872-4311 charge of delivery of PCE. A plea of innocent was entered Village i and pretrial hearing sched- .I Kritzmans’, Inc. Southeastern Michigan Gas Company ~ The Charmont 1 Service Center uled Feb. 2, Bond was con- Phone 872-4200 Phone 872-3470 tinued. He is charged with Sandusky: 648-2333 Phone 872-3850 having sold the controlled ------II substance July 9 in Ellington Check your telephone directory jot a toll free number for your area. Crof tmClara township. Cass City State Bank Walbro Joseph R. Murday, 25, of ‘Lumber, Inc. Corporation 4880 Center Street, Fair- Phone 872-4338 grove, stood mute to a Phone 872.2 14 1 1 Phone 872-2131 1 I charge of delivery of mari- Erlars Food juana. A pretrial hearing Brides’delight.. our beautijul I Bigelow Hardware was scheduled Jan. 26. Bond Center Phone 872-2245 1 ’ Martin Electric was continued. Phone 872-2191 I 6549 Main Cass City I Phone 872.41 14 He is charged with having - soldFairgrove* the narcotic Oct. 18 in 1 (TGWedding Line Invitations Evans Products I Fuelgas Company, Incm Ouvry Chevrolet Dwain A. Proper, 19, of i fl Bottle gas for cooking, heating and gram 3778 N. Main Street, Akron, Gagetown 1 drying.-- Furnaces and appliances, 1 Olds, Inc. stood mute to a charge of Phone 665991 3 I Phone 872-2161 1 Phone 872-4301 delivery of PCPY Oct. 23 in Akron. A‘ plea of innocent CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY ,JANUARY 8,1981 PAGE THIRTEEN ,* 70 daw underwater J

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Jeff Finkbeiner spends a the 16-year-old boat will be work) or a diver, but there Finkbeiner’s rank is ma- to learn the basics of other (soup, sandwiches, etc.), so midway through the voyage, compressors and plumbing. lot of time underwater, but sailed to a Maine shipyard weren’t any openings at the chinist mate fireman (sub- jobs in case they should have if a crew sailor wakes up to there is a fancy dinner -- Being so close and so never gets wet. for a complete rebuilding, a time. marine service, abbreviated to take over for someone breakfast one day, his first steak or lobster -- and home- confined over. a long period He is a crew member on a job that will take two years. There were openings for MMFN (SS), which has a else who is injured. meal the next day might be grown entertainment with of time makes the crew very U.S. Navy submarine. Finkbeiner left Sunday for submarines, however, plus pay grade equivalent to a Drills are frequent, to midnight rations. skits and music. close. Grudges can’t be held . Until he came home on Groton, Conn., where he was the job pays an additional private first class in the practice their mission and During off hours, in addi- Duty is divided into 100- for long. Finkbeiner has leave in early December, to be assigned to another $55 a month, and he said Army. how to deal with casualties tion to sleeping, there are day segments. The voyage seen two men fighting and 20 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don submarine, possibly one okay. “It seemed interesting and malfunctions. recreational activities in- takes 70 and preparing for it, minutes later, working to- HIS PRIMARY JOB ON The submariner admits ‘ Finkbeiner of Maple Street, based at Pearl Harbor, and it has been interesting.” the Kamehameha is as a cluding playing backgam- including loading stores, tor- gether and laughing. 1 Cass City, had been assigned Hawaii. His eight weeks of basic there are times he is afraid, mon and cards, movies, the pedoes, etc., and clean-up Crew members are very plumber, which fits in nicely though he prefers not to go to the USS Kamehameha, a The Kamehameha, named training were at San Diego, with his civilian plhns, as he library and exercising on a afterwards takes the other supportive of one another. nuclear-powered submarine after an Hawaiian king, has followed by 8-12 weeks (he would like to pursue that into detail. “I’d be lying if I running machine or lifting 30. “Another guy will break his ~ which carries 16 Poseidon Groton as its home port but forgets) of submarine school career when he gets out, said there weren’t times I weights. While one crew is in that back to help you.’’ ’ long range missiles, which sailed out of Charleston, S.C. at Groton. was scared.” Each bunk has a head- phase, the othdr crew during Because of the need to can be fired from under- The 1978 graduate of Cass He was then assigned to On the submarine, he fixes LIFE ON A SUBMARINE, phone jack, and the user has its 100 days on shore is depend on and work with water. City School joined the Navy the Kamehameha. Standard everything from toilets to as would be expected, is dif- a choice of 12 different engaged in training on each other, he said, “It will “Our mission is, we’re a Jan. 16, 1979, so has two length cruises are 70 days hydraulic units to high pres- ferent. The only difference channels (country music, shore. During his last on- mature you, very quickly. It ‘ :: nuclear deterrent,” he ex- years to go on his enlist- and he has been on three of sure line air lines. between night and day is opera, rock, etc.). shore cycle, Finkbeiner took did me a lot of good. It shows ::, plained. “We’ve failed our ment. them. He has two secondary that red lights are used at There is, however, no a course in hydraulics, air you responsibility.” .zr mission when we fire our As for why he joined, “I The first two for new crew jobs, as a rescue swimmer if “night” and white lights are corner bar to visit - alcohol- \ h: .missiles.” sort of claimed it (joining) members are considered someone falls overboard used during what would be ic beverages are forbidden -- ”*,++* Submarines carry two as a fit of stupidity, “until qualifying runs. They work when the boat is on the daylight hours. and no newsstand at which

t - :crews. While Finkbeiner the recent (bad) economy, in the kitchen and on the surface, and as a security The crew of 147 men and to buy the latest newspaper ::;:was home on leave, the and now I think it’s a pretty deck crew, spend time at guard when it is docked. He officers work shifts of six or magazine. :+: -Kamehameha’s other crew good deal.” each work station learning sometimes also steers the hours, with 12 hours off. NEWS IS RECEIVED VIA

.:*:was14 cruising the depths of FINKBEINER’S INTEN- the basics of each job, how to boat. tan officer gives the Four meals are served a teletype and distributed via .:-me Atlantic. tion when he joined was to be steer the boat, and their directions). day, breakfast, lunch and an on-board newspaper, but At the end of the cruise, a Seabee (construction privileges are restricted. Crew members also have dinner and midnight rations with no comic strips. .l*- “Letters” from home are ** * ** I received via a wire that is .* floated to the surface, and m* the letters family and friends send to the Navy base for transmitting are restricted to about 40 words each. The men on board cannot send messages back, but there wouldn’t be much to write about if they could. There’s no weather to de- scribe and much of what happens on board is secret. As mentioned, cruises are . usually 70 days, all of which is usually spent underwater. The last two Finkbeiner was on, however, the boat spent a week topside, the first time at St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, and the second at Barbados, both in the Caribbean. LIVING IN SUCH CLOSE quarters continually with no place to go can create ten- sion. To break the routine. the crew sometimes goes “a little crazy.’’ Food fights, IN THE NAVY -- MMFN (SS) Jeff sliding down the deck on a Finkbeiner. The number on his cap is garbage bag when the boat is at an extreme angle help the number of the submarine on which .* break the routine. About he served, the uss Kamehameha. *.

WL “- c-*r ONLY THE POgTS were left of the storage and workshop building on the A1 :::.* Seurynck farm ab88 an hour after the fire started Monday. A semi-truck trail-

c*.: f er is in the stall at left, The combine is in the center. (Story on page 1.) *.+ + DECEMBER 9, 1980 80-M-324 Meeting of the Tuscola County Board of Commissioners Motion by Rayl, seconded by Royce Russell, we ap- was called to order by the Chairman Paul Nagy. proved $1600.00 to the Tuscola County Soil Conservation *Fewplaces for legal Prayer by Commissioner Nagy. District as their second V2 appropriation for 1980, and Pledge to the Flag, led by Commissioner Robert Russell. We transfer $2306.00 as our portion of the soil survey for Roll Call: District No 1, Donna Rayl, Present; District August, September, October , November, December 1980 and No. 2, Royce Russell, Present; District No. 3, Paul Nagy, January 1981. Motion carried. Present; District No. 4, J. Benson Collon, Present; District 80-M-325 No. 5, Margaret Wenta, Present; District No. 6, Robert Motion by Kennedy, seconded by Wenta we renew the snowmobiling in Thud Russell, Present; District No. 7, Kenneth L. Kennedy, Pres- Police Services Contract between Arbela Township and the ent. Tuscola County Sheriff Department beginning January 1, also be harmful to wildlife, IT IS LEGAL TO KUN ice that may look smooth 80-R-31 1981 to December 31, 1981 and the Chairman be authorized to the conservation officer snowmobiles on lakes, pro- may be very rough. Motion by Wenta, seconded by R‘obert Russell the follow- sign. Motion carried. ing Resolution from St. Clair County be affirmed. Motion car- 80-M-326 pointed out. vided there is public access It is easy to get lost, thus ried. Representatives from the Sheriff Department appeared BURKE IS OFTEN They can run over small available to them. The only he recommended taking a RESOLUTION IN RE: OPPOSITION TO BUDGET CUTS before jhe Board and discussion followed on possible changes asked why tfiere aren’t any trees that form part of their lake in Tuscola with public , compass. The most common FOR OFFICE OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES FOR to be made in the floor plan of the jail. snowmobile trails in the habitat and they can run\ access, he said, is Murphy question he gets askFd way FY ’80/81 Motion by Royce Russell, seconded by Robert Russell the upper Thumb. animals to exhaustion, Lake . out on the ice is, where is the WHEREAS, Substance Abuse is the nation‘s third most matter be tabled to Dec. 23, 1980. Motion carried. ’ The answer is that the especially deer. The best place nearby for shore. severe health problem, and 80-M-327 state land has been pur- The latter may be uninten- snowmobiling is Saginaw Also, when out on the ice, WHEREAS, the Executive Office, in the past fiscal year Motion by Kennedy, seconded by Rayl the County hhased with hunting license tional. A desire to see deer Bay, Burke said, but he the law requires snowmo- Substance Abuse Services; and Mileage rate be set at 23 cents for County employees effec- fees and matching federal close up will start them urged extreme caution. In biles to slow to a crawl when WHEREAS, the Executiveoffice budget proposal for FY tive January 1, 1981. Motion carried. funds and by law can only be ’80181 is considering a total general fund cutback of $2.4 80-M-328 running once a snowmobile addition to the danger of within 100 feet of ice fishing million from the statewide Substance Abuse Budget, and Motion by Kennedy, seconded by Robert Russell used for hunting. starts in their direction. breaking through thin ice, shanties or persons on foot. WHEREAS, this reduction would result in at least a 20% $285,000.00 be transferred from Revenue Sharing Fund to tl-te Construction of snowmo- BURKE NOTED THAT reduction statewide in the services delivered to local citizens, Public Safety Account in the General Fund. Motion carried. ~ bile trails would require law does not require law en- and 80-M- 329 purchase of land specifically forcement officers to catch WHEREAS, this reduction would result in an indicated Motion by Wenta, seconded by Robert Russell that we go for the purpose. Snowmobile violators in the act. The loss of services in the State to approximately 14,000 clients, on record as endorsing the request of the Fisher Convales- license fees ($15 for three officer only needs to read the 350 substance abuse workers would be laid off, and as many cent Home in Mayville for the licensing of 3 additional baqic years) are earmarked for registration number, be- as 50 programs would be shut down, and care beds. the purpose, but all the WHEREAS, taxes and profits from the sale of alcoholic 6 yeas - 1 abstention-. Motion carried. cause the law assumes the beverages have been steadily increasing, wherein SlM 80-M-330 present state snowmobile owner is the operator. million was generated in 1978 to the State, and Petitions from the Tri-County Handicapper Coalition #wailsare up north. The officer feels most WHEREAS, the appropriation of state general fund were discussed and reviewed. *f*Burke said a state snow- snowmobilers are law abid- revenues to support Substance Abuse Services has never Motion by Kennedy, seconded by Ray1 a copy be recieved ::mobile trail has been ing, but pointed out a single been adequate to meet the demand for said services, and placed on file. Motion carried. ::planned from Bay Port to snowmobile can cover a lot NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that St. Clair 80-M-331 :-Crescent State Park in of ground illegally. “One County Board of Commissioners goes on record as vehement- Motion by Rayl, seconded by Royce Russell the minutes .:Huron county but didn’t ly opposing any budget reductions for the provision of of November 25, 1980 be approved as typed. Motion carried. ** machine is like a rabbit. In Substance Abuse Services for the Fiscal Year 1980/81, and Minutes were read and approved. know if it was open yet. one night, it can put a lot of His biggest problem con- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that legislativeaction be 80-M-332 tracks down.” immediately initiated which would increase that percentage Motion by Wenta, seconded by Collon we adjourn to ;-cerning snowmobiles is tres- Where one person goes of tax revenue received by the State from the sale of alcoholic December 16, 1980 - Special Order of the Day. 1O:OO a.m. *:passQg, on state or private illegally, others go naively beverages for the provision of Substance Abuse Services. Presentation of General Fund Budget. Motion carried: ::land. In addition to the (but still illegally) thinking 80-M - 320 Elsie Hicks, Clerk Paul Nagy, Chairman :*simple fact that running in that it must be alright to Motion by Rayl, seconded by Collon, Howard Clement . . -_-_ ~ ~ ::State game areas is against follow the track already and Ellwood Sharp be paid at the rate of $6.5562 for guarding *:the law, the machines can there, a hospitalized prisoner for the Sheriff Dept. Motion carried. I, .. 80-M-321 DECEMBER 16, 1980 *” Motion by Kennedy, seconded by Robert Russell that Meeting of the Tuscola County Board of Commissioner*s

$5000.00 be transferred from the General Fund to the Depart- was called to order by the Chairman, Paul Nagy. % ment of Social Services Fund as a 4th quarter budgeted ap- Prayer by Commissioner Nagy. ** *:Adulteducation propriation, and Pledge to the Flag led by Commissioner Rayl. That $25,000.00 be transferred from the General Fund to Roll Call: District No. 1, Donna Ravl, Present; Distrig the Tuscola County Medical Care Facility Fund as a 4th No. 2. Royce Russell, Present; District No. 3, Paul Nagy; quarter budgeted appropriation. Motion carried. Present; District No. 4, J. Benson Collon, Present; Distric 80-M-3 2 2 No. 5, Margaret Wenta, Present; District No. 6, Roberf @tartsJan. 26 Commissioner Wenta presented the Claims and Accounts Russell, Present; District No. 7, Kenneth Kennedy, Presenc report : The Chairman turned the meeting over to Commission* through Thursday through Motion by Wenta, seconded by Ray1 the claims be al- Kennedy, Finance Chairman for the presentation of the 198% *: The Cass City adult high budget. -w Jan. 15 are 11:30 a.m.-9 p.m. lowed and orders drawn for the various amounts. Motion car. $hool completion program r ied. Commissioner Kennedy thanked the Board Memberg :will begin its winter term and 11:30 a.m,-4 p.m. Fri- 80-M-323 Department Heads and Jackie Larson, Secretary to thk -Jan. 26. days. From Jan. 19-22, hours Motion by Robert Russell, seconded by Wenta Timothy Board for all their help in a very difficult job of preparatiop 11 :: A satellite adult education will be a.m.+ p.m. and Bartheld be hired as a Custodian I at a rate of $4.2105 effec of the budget. hi! 5-6:30 p.m., and Jan. 23, 14 five December 1, 1980. Motion carried. Discussion followed. i, :program at Laker High Recess for lunch. :School will also begin at that p.m. Recess for lunch. e bfipe, the first time it is Regidration at Laker AFTERNOON SESSION - DECEMBER 9,1960 AFTERNOON SESSION - DECEMBER 16,1980 3 Ming offered. High School will be Jan. All members present. All members present. 19-22 from 9 a.m.-noon and 80- R-32Commissioner Wenta presented the following Resolution 80- M- 3 33 Enrichment, recreation 7-9 Motion by Wenta, seconded by Ray1 the 1981 Gene p.m. Fund Budget be tentatively approved as presented. Mot ahd cultural programs are Classes to be offered in- and moved for its adoption. also being offered. The pro- “To permit the Tuscola County Prosecuting Attorney, carried. clude secretarial refreshe‘r, Artis M. Noel to represent the Tuscola County Drain Com- 60-M-334 grams are open to all youths office practice, auto shop, and adults, not just those missioner, J. Edward Goodchild in Tuscola County Circuit Motion by Robert Russell, seconded machine shop, English, his- Court file No. 80-003282-AW.” Special Order of the Day, December 23, living in the two school dis- tory, government, current HURON COUNTY is the only upper Seconded by Robert Russell. Motion carried. the public hearing of the 1981 General Fund Budget. tricts. A brochure listing all affairs,psychology, commu- Thumb county where snowmobiling is 80-R-33Commissioner Collon presented the following Resolution carried. classes and programs will nication skills, GED skills, allowed alongside roads. Despite what Minutes were read and approved. be mailed to all households accounting and typing. and moved for its adoption. 80-M-335 i ih the area. For more information, the sign says, according to Huron ”To permit the fuscola County Prosecuting Attorney, Motion by Royce Russell, seconded by Commissionery Artis M. Noel to represent the Tuscola County Court Ad- Collon we adiourn to December 23, 1980 at 1O:OO a.m. Motion,:*: : Registration is currently call the community educa- County Road Commission Engineer ministrator, Marilynn Craig in lngham County Circuit Court, carried. p* uinderway in the community tion office at 872-4151 or Robert Tufts, it is only allowed on the file No. 76-19440-NZ. Elsie Hicks, Clerk Paul Nagy, Chairmad- aucation office at Cass City Laker High School at 453- Seconded by Rayl. Motion carried. I- High School. Hours Monday 234a. right-of-way not on the shoulder.

ll PAGE FOURTEEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 8,1981 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ‘ 1 .,’ Provincial House .. Monthly Classified 4 Provincial House resi- Sandusky: Hubert Huff, .* mini- dents as of Tuesday were: Wilford LePla, Dorothy Cass City: Harold Mur- Schultz, Lloyd Stone. phi, Margaret hag, Helen Caro: Flossie Tank, Susie Ads -. message Stec, Catherine Helwig, Levi Gruber, Lyle Hubel, Doris Transit (nonbusiness) rah. Helwig, Marion Fuester, Stemile, Alta Sharp, James 15 words or less, $1.00 ea i Hewitt, Scott, McLeod, Hazel McGraw. insertion; additional word8 5 James Ada centii each Three weeks for L- By Pastor T. W. Teal1 Ella Price, Alta Roberts, Gagetown: Marie Dens- -, 8 Pearl Smithers, Susan Keat- more, Wilma Fkndall, Mar- the price of two - cash rate. garet Stapleton. Save money by enclosing cash with mail orders.Rates . ,# . One hundred twenty five with life and death situa- h-mphere, Fern Maier, Ohio: Jessie Luthi. (‘7,I , * Michigan babies a day are tions. They must at times Robinson, Gertrude Elkton: Violet Young, El- for display want ad on appb Laura cation. ;: 1 aborted and you the citizens decide either mother or Falkenhagen, Sarah Myers, roy Motz. of Cass City are paying for child. I pray for our local Ellen Demaray, Frank Rochester: Edward Biel-

+- it. recorded the Decem- So doctors that God will guide Demaray, Evelyn Gruber, ski * [ Automotive] ber issue of “Official Mich- - *( them in such decisions. But Gladys Lounsbury, Nick Deckerville: Bessie Bur- , ~ igan’; a monthly publication this is not the issue. The Kraweie, charlotte Bishop, esh, Jessie Squires, Lydia FOR SALE - 19’79 Ford LTD

,t ~ that monitors the activities issue is the taking of life Ernest Schwaderer, Edward Smith, Beatrice Buresh. Station Wagon, 33,OOO milc of the State Capital. simply because it is un- Mark, Mary Monk, Ernest Marlette: Lillian Miles, Call Pinney State Bar24

~ .; Abortion on request is one wanted or does not meet the Beardsley, Alice Wright, Mabel McLeish, Gertrude 872-4355. Ask for Jude or ,-I of the many indicators of physical requirements of the Frank Hutchinson, Ruth Sheppard, Marguerite Phil. 1-12-31-2 \ how sin sick the people in expectant parents. Fritz. Peterson, Norman Zuehlke. - __~.~ - ..I . this “land of the free” have Thi,rd, the Biblical issue is Sebewaing: Amalia Hall, Saginaw: Nancy De- FOR SALE - 1972 Chevy . become. Just recently abor- well defined by Dr. Forrest Matilda Werschky , Arnold Impala - good condition ,II Beaux. - tion is again a Michigan C. Stevenson in his parnph- Kunisch, John Lindeman, Mayville: Helen Lowry, needs tires and tune. Phone ; ~ issue, with the House calling let, “Women, the Bible and Lydia Gettel, Alma Lutz, Gertrude Taylor, Stanley 872-5092. 1-1-8-3 into question the propriety of Abortion” in which he estab- Fred Avery. Soule, Lela Kildau, Ethel ~ tax dollars paying for wel- lishes these Biblical facts : Owendale: Ezra Abbe, Teckman. FOR SALE - 1976 Chevette, 2 ; ’ , fare abortions, 4 4 *I 1. God is the Creator of Victoria Gies. Harbor Beach: Mary door, cylinder, speed. : But I remind you that human life and that life is Pinney State Bank, Ca? Brown City: Martha Lob- Pohl. I Ab*: . abortion has always been made in His image. Genesis stein. Vassar: Ethel Honig. City, 8724355, Ask for Phil 61 and always will be a matter 1:26-27; Psalm 104:30 Armada: Eva Kassube. . Bad Axe: Vincent LaMi- Jude. 1-1-8-3 of great importance to God. 2. Prior to birth, Gud Akron: Beatrice Horner, elk. Please consider with.me a personalfy relates Himself Fred Engisch. Detroit: Vern Rothbun, FOR SALE - 1980 Monza - brief synopsis of what has to unborn babies as alive Emma Vahovick, Susan Gil- Tvwn Coupe, 6 cylinder, 4 been called “American and having feeling and bert, Frank Wielogoszynski. speed, cloth interior, sun Genocide.” emotion. Genesis 25:25 Unionville: Leslie Austin. roof, rally wheels, radios. +% *. First, the constitutional 3. The God who created Keep way Port Austin: Dale Mc- Real sharp. Best offer. Must ; issue has been seen a thous- each of us is the same God Laughlin, Sylvia Lacourse. sell. Call 872-2633. 1-12-31-3 ;. ~ , and times with Ms. So and So who creates our children. Snover : Jennie Armstead, FOUR MORE YEARS -- Tuscola county elected officials sworn into carrying a sign that says, “I The Christian who honors clear to Betty Gerber. office for new four-year terms last Wednesday by Circuit Judge Pat- have a constitutional right to the Bible as the authorita- Forester: Peter Vatter. rick R. Joslyn were, from left, Elsie Hicks, clerk; Elgene Keller, treas- “choose to be a mother or tive book of God must be Ruth: Steve Lubonski. urer; Stanley Henry, drain commissioner, the only one new to the job; not.” opposed to abortion person- mailboxes Jeddo: Helen Biedron. John Marshall, register of deeds, and Artis Noel, prosecutor. Three FOR SALE - firewood, $2~ It has always seemed ally and in our land. Let me Deford: Mary Mikich, face cord delivered. Phone ironic to me that often that The Cass City Post Office assistant prosecutors and six of seven county commissioners were also suggest some things you requests that its patrons at- Anna Woidan, 872-3904, 2-1-8-3 same gal or guy who should do. sworn in. .i tempt to maintain a clear Port Hope: Laura Web- marches for the “right” to 1. Write our congressman ber. abort the life of a baby also access to their mailboxes to let him know how you feel during the winter snow. Pontiac: Theresa Schweiss ’ a‘ marches for the “rights” of on this issue. Patrons are reminded that Lupton: Victoria O’Neil. ’, :* convicted murderers and 2. Pray that this nation Hillman: Annie Favel. -’- the abolishment of capital carriers are not required to will remain “one nation deliver mail where a reason- Peck: Emelie Sonck, George Gallaway suffers * * ‘punishment. under .God” and honor the \,.I able effort is not made to Catherine Hanvey, Cather- 1 To be hopest, I confess code of righteousness in maintain a clear access to ine Campbell. , * ‘ “that the Biblical position ’ ethics and morality. the mailbox. Bay Port: Alice Stahl, ’ may seem ironic to some as 3. Remember some rights Edna Herrmann, Doris it reveals the heart of God are wrong ! AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH A Hyde, Roland Volz. twice week . vandalism in which is diametrically op- 4. Think for yourself, re- VILLAOE OF CASCITY EMERQENCY Pigeon: Mabel Osech, ‘ bb posed to the aborting or view the facts, and deter- PREPAREDNESS POLICY AND OR- Winnifred Gunsell, Elda that her car had been stolen taking of life and yet clearly QANIUTION: TO DEFIN€ THE OUTIES George Gallaway of mated by police at $40-50. a warrant charging him with mine what God would have Hinsberger . 6632 from Cemetery Road, south maintains the governmental of you. ,AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE Huron Street was twice the High school teacher Polly malicious destruction of DEPUTY EMERGENCY SERVICES Decker: Frank Izydorek, Bashore of 6484 Main Street property under $100. of Milligan Road, between T, .‘ responsibility of capital pun- victim of vandalism last COORDINATOR; TO AUTHORIZE THE Pearl Allen. reported to village police He appeared that day Dec. 22 and Jan. 2. ,, ‘ishment. Obviously though, USE OF THE MATERIAL RESOUACES week. ++++++ Lexington: Florence Col- Monday afternoon that while before Magistrate Donald The car was located north , it is not the constitutional AND MANPOWER OF THE VILLAGE He reported to Cass City OF CASS CITY IN EMERGENCY OPER- beck. her car was parked at the Smith, who released him on of Caro by deputies in a ditch L.*I. 1 right of any, mother to kill police last Thursday morn- Look for this column every ATIONS; AND TO PREVENT, MINI- Parisville: John Catza. on Darbee Road, west of ’ ing that during the night, school during the day, a dent $3,000 personal recognizance ,her baby! month during 1981. Some MIZE AND RELIEVE DAMAGE TO PER* : b, Ubly Marion Wasielew- was put in the driver’s side bond. Arraignment before Colling Road. Witnesses said I. SONS AND PROPERTY RESULTING someone knocked down a *I future topics will be: Love ski, door. Damage was esti- it had been there since at ,” Second, the medical issue and Sex, Creation and Evo- FROM ANY FORM OF DISASTER. section of €he fence behind District Judge Richard F. Essexville: Elizabeth mated at $80. least Dee. 25. ;- boils down to this question: lution, The Truth About his house and pushed over Kern was scheduled Jan. 13. The Village of Cass City Ordains. Middleton. Police believe the door He is charged with dam- e When does life begin? The and dented two barrels used Fundamentalism and many Article I. Organization Carsonville: Rose Meyers. was kicked in or struck with answer is: at conception. more of interest to you. for burning trash. Damage aging an electronic game Section 101. To assure complianca Applegate:’ Meta Smith. an object, not by another 26 ’ ’ Very few doctors or medical with P.A 390 1976, the Village of Cass was estimated at $50. Nov. at The Station in This monthly mini-mes- car. Cass City. ‘\ schools deny this fact. God sage is provided by the First City hereby appoints the Village Super Saturday, he reported that - intendent the coordinator of Emerg. DO IT TODAY Scott Lee Menzel, 23, of N. Sharrie ,Lynn Spencer of told Jeremiah that He knew Baptist church of Cass City while his car was parked at ency Services activities within the 9-11:30 French Road, Unionville, W. Gilford Road, Caro, re- P ‘him and called him to the as an expression of our con- Village of Cass City the Charmont from Don’t brag about what you p-m. Friday, a headlight, was taken ints custody Sat-. ported to the sheriff’s de- ministry while he was in the cern and love for our com- Section 102. The Village of Cass City are going to do tomorrow -- hereby establishes the position of parking light, both taillights urday by Cass City police on partment Monday afternoon womb, All of the Biblical evi- munity and our nation. Your somebody might be tempted - dence attests to the medical comments are appreciated; Deputy Emergency Services Coordina and a side light were tor to provide IiaiSOn between this to ask you what you did smashed. Damage was esti- , ‘fact of life at conception. write - Mini-Message, 6420 municipality and the County Office CI yesterday. -’ Doctors today, as always, Emergency Services lo insure complete 1.; 3 Houghton Street, Cass City, ..‘ are constantly confronted or call 872-3155. (Adv.) and efficient utilization of all resources iind The Service Or Product during periods of emergency Regular meeting -- *cLi Section 103 This ordinance will not .relieve any elected official or munici. Cass City Village Council You Need In This...... pal department of the normal responsi I .:Professional and Business bilities or authority given by general law The regular meeting of the amendment, rezoning En- or ordinance, nor will it aftect the work of the American Red Cross or other Cass City Village Council gineered Tools property I-,SERV volunteer agencies organized for reliel was held Dec. 29,1980 at 7:00 from General Business to in natural disasters p.m. at the Municipal Build- Light Industrial and a por- 1 Hair styling { Article II DEFINITIONS tion from One Family Resi- ) Rebuilding Service 1 Section 201 For the purpose of this ing. All Trustees were pres- to I ordinance. certain words used herein ent with the exception of dential Light Industrial on 1 :DIRECTORY January 20, 1981 at the Faust HAtR BENDERS are defined as follows 0 Trustee Stahlbaum. RR. W.S. SELBY DR. E. PAUL LOCKWOOO a Coordinator shall mean the The Minutes for the regu- Municipal Building at 7:M) Service Specim&zhg h - responsible head 01 the Village Office 6248 W. PineSt Rebuilding cumg Chiropractic Physician p.m. Cass City Phone 872.4735 sm rwrnr Optometrist of Emergency Services. as appointed lar November meeting were .Starters Generators Tues. 8. Fri. - 0 a.m. - 6 p.m. Onice Hours. Man , Tues ,Wed,Frt A Bumping Painting and ,*‘ - Hours: 8-51except Thursday by the Village President approved as presented. motion was made by *AI ternators Wed. 8 Thurs. - 8 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. 9.1 2 noon and 1 30-5 00 p m Frame Repair : 8-12 noon on Saturday b ‘Deputy Coordinator shall mean Trustee Rawson and sup- ODen 8 A.M - 5 P.M Sat. I 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Salurdai 9-12 a m The November Financial Complete Auto Glass Saturday 8 A.M. 1 P.M. 4624 Hill St the person appointed to provide liaison - 6350 Garfield Phone 872-3145 Closed All Day Thursday Statement was reviewed. ported by Trustee Helwig Across lrom Services belween the Village of Cass Phone 872-2765 Cass City that the regular bills be ap- Hills and Dales Hospital City and the County Office of Emerg The Pesonnel Committee for 4ppointment proved for payment. Motion : Phone 872-3404 ency Services recommended that the Em- Hillside Beauty Salon c Disaster means an occurrence carried 5 yeas, 0 nays. ployees with the exception of 6263 Church Phone 872-2740 Allen Witherspoon Harold T. Donahue or imminent threat of widespread or the Police Officers be given A motion was made by New England Life severe damage, injury, or loss of lite or Trustee Hampshire and sup- Tues. through Sat. M.D. property resulting from a natural or a 9 percent increase in NEL Growth Fund ported by Trustee McIntosh ford. .. Better Ideas Croft-Clara lumber, Inc. NEL Equity Fund PhysicIan L Surgeon mammade cause, including fire, flood, wages, Dental Insurance For The American Road Hillside is the place for -\ that the bills in the amount Cass City 872-214 1 value Line Fund CLINIC snow, ice, windstorm, wave aclion, oil rider and that retirees be al- Professional Hair Care Keystone Funds spill, water contamination requiring lowed to carry Blue Cross of $459,780.00 to H.C. Weber Andorten Windows Phone 872-2321 4674 Hill Street, Cass City emergency action to avert danger or GEIGER-HUNT Dexter 1w&s Office872-2323 872-2311 Group Policy through the Construction. and $19,623.58 46150ak Cass City Res damage, utilily failure, hazardous FORD,IWC. Profinished Pansling ’ peacetime radiological incident, malor Village’at his or her own ex- to Hubbell, Roth and Clark ~ 1 1 II Sales 8 Service transportation accident. epidemic, air be approved for payment. Mon.-Fri.-8a.m.-530 p.m. Harris=Harnpshire pense after retirement, A 6392 Main St. 872-2300 ]K. 1. MacRae, LO. contamination, blight, drought, intesta. motion was made by Trustee Motion carried 5 yeas, 0 1 Sat.-8a.m.-3 D.m. lion, explosion, or hostile military or Agency, Inc. Helwig and supported by nays. Haley26 Wrlght Oil St., Elkton Co. .Osteopathic Physician paramiiitary action Riots and other civil Complete Insurance Services disorders are not within the meaning of Trustee Rawson to accept The water and sewer rates ‘ this term unless they directly result were reviewed. A motion I ChainSawo Fuel Oil Diesel Fuel Gasolrne andsurgeon 6815 E Cass City Road the Personnel Committee’s from and are an aggravating element 01 Delivery for Home, Farm 8. Industry Corner Church and Oak Streets Cass City. Michigan recommendation. Motion was made by Trustee McIn- the disaster Off ice 872-2880 Res. 072-3365 tosh and supported by Trus- ’ carried 5 yeas, 0 nays. Cbre’s Sunom Service Phone 872.2688 d State of Disaster means a McCul loc h Chainsaw Enterprise6458 declaration issued by the Governor that a The Personnel Committee tee Ware to establish new Tune Ups Minor Repairs $‘Ip or 375-4200 state of disaster exists under the pro- also recommended that water and sewer rates ef- Tires Batteries Sales & Service I &b Dr. Timothy Straight Sab A. Istotab% M.D., FRCS visions of Act 390 Public Acts of 1976 fective.Jan. 1, 1981 as fol- Undercoating Grease a oil Rickey L. Mohr be hired for Phone 872-2616 Dr. R. Paul Chappel 4674 Hill Street e “Emergency Services” shall have a the position of Wastewater lows: Certified Mechanic I Cess City,Michlgan 48726 broad meaning to include preparations ’ Dentists tor, and relief from, the effects ot Treatment Superin tenden t Call 872-2470 Rabideau Motors PEOPLE READ Mon. thru Fri. 8:M1+6:00p.m. natural and man-made disaster. at the starting salary of Minimum 0-5,OOO $21.12 Little Ads Surgeon, Qonenl I Thoracic t. ”Emergency Services Forces” shall Farm Division Phone 872-3870 $21,000.00. 5,001-15,000 1.98 per M mean any employees, equipment, and A motion was You’re Reading One 6240 Hill St., Cass City Outpatiant Cllnlc made by Trustee McIntosh 15,001-25,OOO 1.716 per M I Hill8 & Ddem Hompltrl facilities of any municipal depart. 1 L f Standard Service ulNow! I ment or agency designated in the of. and supported by Trustee 25,001-200,000 1.452 per M licial County Emergency Plan to be part over 200,000 1.128 per M Call 8 72-20 10 1 Each Wednesday Rawson to accept the Per- ( of the total Emergency Services Forces sonnel Committee’s Phone 072-2342 Dr. J. Geissingei 8 a.m. 1 p.m. 01 the County to provide emergency recom- services in event of a disaster mendation. Motion carried 5 Outside Village Limits - double plus $10.00. Certified Mechanics CHARMONT Rurt Proof iyl CHIROPRACTOR g ”President“ shall mean the chiet yeas, 0 nays. \ 1 of I elected official of the Village Cas3 1 Richard A. Hall, D.O. Rickey L. Mohr was intro- Huntsville Trailer Park Complete Car Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. city dllced to the council. $3.75 per unit per month. Care Service - 9-12 a.m. and 26 p.m. Article 111 - ORGANIZAT(ON FOR 0 Fridrpbffmt 5p.m.-l0p.m. Motion carried 5 yeas, 1 1 I Osteopathic Physician EMERGENCY SERVICES An Ordinance to establish Mon..Thurs. 5 p.m.43 p.m. Tuff-Kote Dinol I Sat., 9-12 a.m. Section 301 The President, with the an Emergency Prepared- nays. WRECKER SER WIG€ Fri.-Sat.5 p.m.-tO p.m. 21 N. Almer, Caro, MI. approval of the Council, IS hereby ness Policy and Organiza- As advertised the Pro- I Sun. 12 noon-8 plm. I I Automotive Rust Proofina ’ I Across from IGA Store 6545 Church Street authorized and directed to prepare for tion for the Village of Cass posed Use Hearing on the community disasters, utilizing to the Pino 4 Short Orders System 6 Waxing PhoneCiro8734464 CaSS City, Michigan General Revenue Entitle- Casu Citv fullest extent existing agencies within City was presented. A more a Gravel Guards - Running Boards Office872-4725 Home 872-4762 the municipality. The President as tion was made by Trustee ment Funds Exwnditure of Tires V-Belts Batteries ---- -.., Rock-Kote Stone Chlp Protectlon -.-- executive head of the municipal govern- $39,400.00 from >an. 1, 1981 Tune Ups Brakes Mufflers Phone 872-4200 Edward Scollon, McIntosh and supported by Certified Mechanic 8*::Sang H. Park, M.D. ment, shall be responsible for tho or- Trustee Helwig to adopt to Dec. 31, 1981 and the I D.V.M. ganization. administration and oper- overall 1981 budget was from Phone 269-9585 6 Obrtotrlcr I Oynecology ation of the municipality’s Emergency Ord. No. 103. Roll call vote: In-TownPickup & Veterinarian Services Forces, if any, working opened. Hearing no object- 4672 Hill Street McIntosh - yea, Ware - yea, Phone 872-3850 Call for Appointment through the County Emergency Serv. Hampshire - yea, Rawson - ions, a motion was made bv - Phone 872-2800 for Small Animals ices Coordinator and the Village Co. -- ordinator yea, Helwig - yea. Motion LI Phone 872-2935 ported by Trustee Ware thh officeHour8 by Appohtmenf Section 302 The employees, equip carried 5 yeas, 0 nays (at-, Tires, Batteries Dan’s Auto & Fireplace Shop

4849 N. Seeger SI.. Cass City ment, and facilities ot all municipal de tached). the General Revenue En- and Accessories I

World s finest Wood Heat partrnents, boards, agencies, and com. titlement funds Expenditure Sierra Wood Burning + Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. The Superintendent’s re- * Complete Line of Metalbestos Air Tight Stoves “Homo of H, miSStons suitable for, or adaptable to of $39,400.00 and the pro- Generrl Surgery emergency service activities may be port was reviewed. Chimneys Bennett-Ireland Glass Xmmk

Enclosures ~ Measure designated as part 01 the total tmerg. Superintendent Lou La- posed 1981 budget be ap- Martin Stoves. Fireplaces Free 9 a.m.- 5 p m. Daily 8. Accessories menf with Sale ency Services Forces of the Village Ponsie looked into the mat- proved as submitted and the -. . Saturday - 9 to 12 noon Such designations shall be made by the 200pm lo4Wpm Office Hours by Appointment Village President with the approval ot ter of First Michigan Cable Phons 672.461 1 the Village Council TV rate increase. According atternoon 4672 Hill St. Article IV . EFFECTIVE DATE to FCC if it is not stated in nays. Cam City, Mich. 48726 Section 501 This ordinance shall the franchise that the cable There being no further Home 872-3138 take effect upon adoption business a motion was made DO YOU HAVEA Enacted by the Village Council of company has to receive permission from the council for by Trustee McIntosh and Others Get Quick Results With The **DRINKING PROBLEM? Harry Crandell, Jr. Cass City, Tuscola County, Michigan, supported by Trustee Raw- ~COHOLICSANONYMOUS this 25th day of December, 1980. an increase then an increase On roll call . vote was yeas 5, nays 0 will go into effect at the son that the meeting be Chronicle’s Classified Ads i* mdAL-ANON D.V.M. discretion of the company. adjourned. @tryFriday Evening - 8:00 pm. Lambert E. Althaver Village President The Planning Commission You Will Too!, Shophard Lutheran Church Office 4438 South Sseger St. Joyce LaRoche Joyce LaRoche will hold a public hearing on cars clty Ph’one 872-2255 Village Clerk Village Clerk a proposed zoning ordinance I I‘ 1

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(Real Estate 1 [ Services ,J [ Services 1 B AND B Refrigeration - 1 ForRent J - ROCKWEU Construction - .A I SALE ’73 EXT Arctic magic FIREWOOD $30 face cord. Repair all ’ makes of wash- FOR - GAS RANGES Chef, - Purchase A “DON’T SLIP UP” For your complete building ,,.I Will deliver. Call after 6 RENT 3 bedroom, tri- ers, driers, refrigerators, Cat, 400 cc, free air, with or new, 20 inches and 30 inches. FOR - needs. Licensed and in- , without motor, Call 658-8490. Any color, from $239. p.m. 872-4482, 2-1-8-1 level house, ‘close to Cass Stihl Saw Keep your sidewalks freezers and ranges. Call free from ice - use sured. Free estimates. Call 4 City. Security deposit Car0 673-6125. 8-5-1-tf -. 2-1-8-1 Fuelgas Co., four miles easf 872-3171. 8-11-20-12 - 4 ‘.4 of Cass City. Phone 872-2161, FOR SALE - Singer sewing wanted. Reference& Write And receive free a carrying FOR SALE - 8’x35’ house $50. box CS, care of Chronicle. case and kit valued at $45.00. Ice-Rem 2-1-114~ -_ machine, Phone 872- Auctioneer 4-1-8-1 SHARPENING SERVICE - + trailer in Walnut Trailer ---- 4676. 2-12-24-3 Limited to models 015L 100 EXPERIENCED ; ~ Park. Lot 12. Contact owner Available in 5 to Chain saws, circular saws to - Thomas Chambers. 2-1-8-1 HAY AND STRAW for sale - RENT to responsible . and010 pound packages 44 inches, scissors, knives, - 42-INCH snow blade; pair FOR - Complete Auctioneering ”V phone 872-Sl4. 2-12-31-3 couple : midway between etc. Fast service. Low rates. ’< A tire chains 18~9.50-8.Phone Dan’sAuto& . Albee Service Handled Anywhere. Ed Spencer, 2 south, 1% ;. FOR SALE - Yashica 35 mm 872-2580. 2-1-8-1 Car0 and Cass City, 3753 E. Caro Rd. 2 bedroom front Fireplace Shop872-3190 Home Center We Make All Arrangements. west at 5870 W. Kelly Rd. %,‘.’ camera with case; two of- ~~ Our Experience Your apartment. All carpeted, Deford CasCity 4s Also arc welding: 8-12-24-3 * # fice-type padded chairs; SALE cast iron Winter’s FOR - newly paneled, refrigerator Assurance. .II man’s leather jacket, size 5-12-11-5 5- 12-11-5 Franklin stove with extra LaPEER’S Arc Welding and 40; bicycle exercise kit, fits On The Way grate. Nice shape. $85. and range furnished plus Ira, David & - any bike; “The Bastard” Peacock wood burning stove LOST-female beagle, an- - GAS GRILLS and carts - Lawn Mowing Service. Cass Phone 673-3703. 2-1-8-3 Special at Fuelgas Martin Osentoski City phone 872-3191. - 1. Bicentennial series by John for heat. Phone Dick Erla swers to name of Holly. $99.00. Stay warm with one of ; Company of Gass City, M-53 Phone 8-6-12-tf .”.> ’ Ja kes, Vol. I-VI ; Sno-Treads FOR SALE - female Dober- 872-2191 days 872-3166 eve- M-53 and Ritter Road area. ’ * ’ tire chains, fits C78x14 tires. our efficient wood heatp. man pup. Call 872-2431. nings. 4-1-8-3 Reward. Phone 872-2739. & M-81. Phone 872-2161. Cass City 872-2352 Collect Call 8724624 or 872-3810 after 2-1-8-3 5-12-31-3 2-5-25-tf FLEENOR APPLIANCE ~- FOR RENT - clean 2 bed- ELMER FRANCIS, li- Service - 4260 *. 9, 5p.m. 2- 1-8-3n King Wood Free Estimates H. Woodland $pace Heaters GAS AND OIL space heat- room house. Phone 872-4270. Women’s New Year Special censed builder. New homes Ave., Cass City. Phone 872- 4-1-8-3 3697. 8-4-17-ff * FOR SALE - 19 inch Quasar ers - used. Water softeners - 20 visits $20.00 on roofing, siding, insulation, or remodeling. Roofing, sid- .I portable television, black Leader Add-on used. Priced low. Fuelgas Ends Jan. 17th aluminum doors and windows ing, barns, pole buildings. ~ Phone 872-2921. 8-11-7-tf ,, w and white, about one year Furnpes, wood or coal Co., Inc. Phone 872-2161. FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Men’s Special and aluminum or Fiber Chuck Gage - old. Phone 872-2751. 2-1-8-3 Corner M-53 and M-81. downstairs apartment. Glass awnings, ~ 4 sizes 11 Weeks $50.00 Welding Shop c1 2-8-14-tf Phone 872-3404. 4-12-31-2 - 4 Ends Jan. 10th Aluminum Siding . FOR SALE - AKC registered Jensen Furnaces Elkton Roofing He1i -a rc welding , . 1 male toy poodle pup, 9 weeks Hot air or Boiler - 4 models OVER 85 WOOD stoves, HILLSIDE APARTMENT Esther’s Body & Siding Coo Eave Troughs, Storm Specializing in aluminum, 1. a old. Phone 872-2535 or 4130 boilers, ad-a-furnaces, fire- for rent, 2 bedrooms, car- ShoPDe Windows and Doors stainless steel, blacksmith- ... Elizabeth, Cass City. 2-1-8-3 Defiance Masters place inserts and outserts on peted, draperies, stove and ing, fabricating and radi- ** display. Complete line of refrigerator. Phone 872-3755. Installed by Choice stoves & fireplace 6142 Cass city Rd. ator repair. accessories including insu- HealtbpaE, Phone 269-7469- 5-7-21-tf Licensed Contracty #’ #’ DENTURES - $149.00 to inserts 4-12-114 Cass city lated chimneys, brushes, 872-4050 Also portable welding : $190.06; partial - $245.00. Workmanship Guaranteed All types of welding Hearth Stoves fireproof-hearths and wall FOR RENT - In~__ Ublv - 3 M- 5-1-8-1 LOST - black and tan coon :. D.A.D. Centers, Warren, Sierra - --J - --- 7062 E. Deckerville Rd. - phone 313-755-3040 ,or Flint Six models panels. Best prices and serv- room ranch’ dog, south of Cass City. 10 Please call evenings ice. Leisure Living, 350 base* CAS CITY Gun Club draw- months old. Call 872-3737, Deford, Michigan \, ’’ Y 313-742-4620. 2-12-31-13 Phone 872-2552 1 Divided Highway M-15, two pletelyment, 2 furnishedcar garage, with com-low ing winners Dec. 29: 1st - Bill Kalamazoo Stoves 5-1-8-1 ’Call872-3320 8-5-15-tf \d miles south of M-25, Bay cost natural gas heat. Call -Tom - HARDWOOD split and de- City. Phone 517-892-7212. 3rd - Ron Wright. 5-1-8-1 Ray Armstead livered $25 face cord. Call Blaze King Stoves 658-2332. 4-12-31-2 84-10-tf and Inserts - 6 models Closed Saturday at 2, Sun- Needlepoint-- CARBIDE SAWS, flat after 6:OO p.m. 872-3654. day and Monday. 2-7-17-tf Classes straight knives sharpened. FOR RENT - 4 bedroom 2-1-8-3 Phone 872-3190 EXPERT WHEEL align- Pick up and delivery Fri- m*- home.Gas heat. Cass Phone City 872-3252. schools. Bingo Starting Jan. 15 Kingston Tire Center, Kings- days in Cass City area at *.fa HONEY FOR SALE - ment. Call for appointment. - FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Dan’s Auto & Hours Monday thru Friday Bigelow Hardware. Bruce hard wood $30; mixed $25; after 4 and all day Saturday. 4-1-8-2 Every Sunday Call 872-2070 ton, Phone 683-2826. 8-8-10-tf Silvernail, phone 1-683-2732. soft wood $20. Delivered. Fireplace Shop Millard Ball, 3640 Cemetery Everybody welcome for reservations 5205 E. Bevens Rd., Deford. Phone 872-3611 after 5. Deford Road, 13i4 miles south of Cass 8-1-86 2-1 1.26-7’ .Terrasi & Son 2- 1-8-3 City. 2-8-7-tfn For Rent Early Birds&:& p.m. CHRISTMAS STITCHERY . .-, .- Regular binm-7:30 D.m. 25% OFF Electrical Co. . PLOWING - Call 872- f - --- I SNOW GAS WATER HEATERS - Sunny Side of New installations and 3915. 8-12-4-tf I RealEstate ForSale 30-gallon size, glass lined 3 bedroom, 1v2 baths, newly . St. Pancratius repairs ~ ~- with P and T valve, only $149 remodeled with 2 car garage. Church the Street Electrical heating and at Fuelgas Co., Inc. 4 miles INTERIOR AND Exterior 5 miles west of Cass Citv on L7-K-+# 5-1-8-2 cooling service 1. REAL ESTATE east of ‘Cass City. Phone V- I -U-U painting - Install windows, M-81-’ $175 month. Horn&- Farms - Business ATTENTION FARMERS 872-2161. 2-3-2-tf drywall, panelling, ceiling WATER KING water soften- I WANTED - ride to Delta for Licensed Electrical tile, etc. Theron Esckilsen, ers on sale at Fuelgas Contract or 4314 Maple St., Cass City. *.’ 40 acres cash crop farm land with 4 bedroom home. 32x40 Ca 11 658-2352 Monday night class, starting Company. home water Now Available Jan. 19. Call D. Garety Free CALL ANYTIME Phone 872-2302. 8-7-14tf . tool shed, 40x60 barn. Land Contract terms available. Stainless Steel - analysis. 4 east of Cass City Located in Cass City area. 872-35 17. 5-12-31-3 658-2291 C268-F 4-12-31-2 on M-53. Phone 872-2161. . Cass City Road, Snover Chimney Liners 5-5-1-t f [ Wanted tr,Buy 1 Q-1-1Q-tC SURROUNDED BY STATE LAND For your old brick chimney -- u I IW-CA C“ .**4 Meets or exceeds all LARGE APARTMENT for Wedding Invitations WANTED - camper box for i;;: We have this aluminum sided 3 bedroom two story home on Federal and State codes rent - furnished. Male. See Lin’s Hair House AUCTIONEERING - see % ton pickup, Top Kik GT -2 approximately five acres with lots of road frontage. Home In stock 7” and 8” liners Russ Schneeberger at , and Announcements Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top similar make. Stan Guinth- Available in 5” to 10” Sc hneeberger Furniture, dollar for your property. er, 872-3284. .*z-: features full basement, family room,garage and barn. Also Anniversary Invitations 6644 Houghton St. 6-12-3113n f-: included is a small apartment house, 1 bedroom, is now liners - special order Cass City: 4-12-4-6 Phone 872-3019, Cass City. 25th, 50th and others . - 3 ’ - 8-10-3-tf ,ICass City . . *2= rantedout. -

W, acres of farm land located on M-53.Priced to sell on a land contract. Bids will be accepted until 4:OO p.m. Jan. 12, 19s1, on the following : EXCELLENT INVESTMENT Used Windows: 142 wood and 180 steel Hogs are Scalded - .2Ih acres to 11 acres. Building sites on laad contract. Cass PORK & BEEF not Skinned and aluminum 6 City schools. Used Wood Doors 6 :We at Osentoski’s consider ourselves professionals in - treative financing. Used Skylights a 23 Please call us today. Kelly, Jan or Bill rn 872-4377 Used Fluorescent Light Fixtures - 6 I We need,listings. 3-1-8-1 Bids will be considered on the above items individually.

The items may be examined at Cass City High School by (517) 269-8161* or (517) 269-9375 or Dave Reed at 872.2827 contacting Clem Briolat at 872-2148. The Board of Education 5-11 -20-t f reserves the right to reject any and all bids. 5-12-24-3

1’1 SIXTEEN PAGE CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 8,1981 t. CASCITY, MICHIGAh Ice cold O=G bows to Port Hope in tournev 4 J

Owen-Gage’s shooting was den with 10 earh second half. It got to within consolation game Friday league game at Harbor as cold as the outside air The Blue Stars hit 22 of 50 two points at one point in the night, 42-40, over Caseville. Beach was postponed to Saturday night as it lost in shots from the floor, 44 third quarter, trailed30-27 at The JV consolation winner .Thursday. the finals of its holiday percent, and seven of 13 the third quarter mark, and Friday was Port Hope, 35-30, The Bulldogs, still seeking basketball tournament, SI- horn the charity line, 54 got to within one, 30-29 and over Owen-Gage. their first conference win, percent . 32-31, early in the fourth. 44, to Port Hope. Score by quarters: resume their league sched- The defending champions Neil Emerick collected 16 Port Hope qualified for the ule Tuesday at Port Hope. points and Todd Scheuette, finals with a 50-48 win over in the four-team tourney 10 12 8 21 51 14, Michigan Lutheran ’ Semi- PH could only connect on 18 of 65 0-G 8 8 11 17 44 field goal shots for a meager The Bulldogs outre- nary Tuesday, Dec. 30. MLS 28 percent average. From bounded their opponents, won the JV game that night, 49-44, THUMB ASSOCIATION the foul line, it made eight of 44-24, with Jim Glidden POSTPONEMENT B 16. grabbing 13 of them, Muntz, Owen-Gage had downed League Over Leading scorers were Jim 12, and Dan Glidden, 10. Caseville Monday, 64-44, to all move into the varsity finals. Because of bad weather, Glidden with 14 points and The host team did come Tuesday’s scheduled non- WL WL Terry Muntz and Dan Glid- close a few times in the MLS was the winner of the Caro 40 42 Laker 31 51 NorthBranch 3 1 4 1 Cass City 31 32 Michigan Mirror Vassar 22 32 Sandusky 13 23 Marlette 04 05 Bad Axe 04 05 Friday’s Games - Bad Axe at Sandusky; Cass City at Upward spiral in ADC Marlette; Laker High at North Branch; Caro at Vas- sar .

NORTH CENTRAL THUMB D LEAGUE cases halted in November League Over all WL WL NorthHuron 3 0 5 0 By Warren M. Hoyt The average monthly ADC assistance 103,000. Peck 20 42 Mich. Press Association increase in 1980 has been education operations, ex- Carsonville 1 0 3 1 empting the first $2o,OOo in 2,800 cases and the average TAX RELIEF Kingston 10 21 Preliminary November state equalized valuation for Port Hope 21 52 general assistance increase senior citizens and disabled figures for aid to dependent has been 3,300. With the Legislature fail- Caseville 13 15 children (ADC) and general The head of the Depart- veterans, increasing the Akron-Fairgrove 0 3 1 3 ing to take final action on property tax credit for rent- HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT - Craig Gettel drops tw assistance may indicate the hent of Social Services’ legislation freezing property Owen-Gage 0 3 1 6 first break in what has been planning and evaluation of- ers and requiring the Legis- Friday’s Games - North points in for Owen-Ga e Saturday, in his team’s 51-44 los- tax assessments and antici- lature to reimburse local a steady dramatic increase fice said the figures, if they pation that a new Legisla- Huron at Akron-Fairgrove; ing effort against Port ope in the finals of the Owen-Gage governments for their lost Caseville at Kingston; a in caseloads. Peck hold, will be pleasant news, ture will not be able to act revenues. holiday tournament. The Blue Stars are, from left, Ed ADC figures may actually but Robert Swanson added soon, a bi-partisan group of at Carsonville Pt. Sanilac. go down by about 100 cases he would be “leery of being members of the Michigan Maschke, Neal Emerick and Todd Schuett. and general assistance fig- too optimistic.” House of Representatives ures may go up by less than He said it may require proposed a special election 900 -- both sharp changes another decrease or leveling next summer to give state from the average increases. off in the January welfare voters a chance to vote on caseloads before the depart- two new property tax relief ment can feel something proposals. Solar heat significant is happening. One proposal would give Swanson noted December property owners substantial figures may not be a good tax relief while the second indication because of holi- would increase the sales tax not new days and an increase in to make up some of the lost economic activity before revenues. It may surprise somti to Christmas. know that solar water The House was unable to heaters are not new. There If the ADC caseload does act during the waning days were thousands in use in drop, it will have gone from of the legislative session on a Florida and the Southwest 239,296 in October to an esti- three-bill package freezing during the 1930s. NOW, mated 239,200. The general property tax assessments at they’re becoming assistance caseload will the 1980 level. The freeze, to increasingly popular in the have gone from 97,500 to be in effect for one year, Northeast. In 1979 alone, 98,300. would have forced the Legis- the number of installations In September, the ADC lature to come up with a doubled from 5,000 to caseload was 236,800 and the permanent property tax pro- 10,000 thanks to the efforts general assistance total was posal. of the Northeast Solar 94,000. Such a legislative pro- Energy Center, which is Swanson said anbther wor- posal is viewed as necessary operated in Massachusetts risome sign is the ADC rate within a year; otherwise a by the not-for-profit for unemployed parents, new property tax slashing Northern Energy Corp. which went up in November ballot proposal is expected The average family of by an estimated 600 cases. to be back before the voters four can save 40 to 60 per- Part of the projected ADC at the November, 1982 gen- decrease is due to a decline MORE cent of its annual water eral election. FAMILIES heating bill by heating that in these cases. Representative Mark Sil- water with a solar system. The department still an- jander ( R-Three Rivers l, A recent government ticipates the welfare case- who has proposed tax relief study indicated -that 77 load to increase until March, proposals in the past, said a percent of Americans don’t 1981, when it is expected to special summer vote could know that heating water taper off. affect July tax bills. consumes more energy in a For the year, Swanson One of the proposals would Became year than refrigerating food, said the department esti- give taxrjavers $1.3 billion in drying clothes and lighting mates ADC should average rota1 sahgs, by exempt homes, combined. 248,000 cases and general the first 30 mills levied SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Regular Readers of 1977 CAMARO the Chronicle in 1980 Two Door, LT, V-8, Automatic Transmission, Power Steer- ing and Brakes, Rally Stripes and Rally Wheels. That’s An Increase of More Than 10% $4,295 PlusTax

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