Tax rate to drop Owen-Gage gears for new property tax battle
The Owen-Gage School the Michigan Court of Ap- erty in the township has been MILLAGE DROP an exact figure isn't available Board geared for yet another peals. fully taxed and those monies due to the current dispute legal fight Monday night after Erickson said at that hear- have been sent to county Owen-Gage taxpayers will over land values in Huron it was learned Grant township ing, Owen-Gage attorney authorities for distribution to be asked to pay three mills county between commission- officials are holding a portion James Schpuman will also the district, Reid said. less than its current rate for ers and state authorities. of the district's debt retire- seek to intervene, charging "Even those who didn't pay operation^at the annual elec- ment monies in escrow. -Grant-township has-violated it will be hit with delinquent tionTin "JufieT CURRICULUM CHANGES Superintendent Ronald the law. taxes," he said. The board authorized re- Erickson told board members The superintendent said Reid said the township newal of 6.25 mills of the The board heard a number gathered for their regular flatly the township action is board acted in the wake of a present 9.25 operational mil- of suggestions for curriculum monthly session in Owendale illegal. series of lawsuits regarding lage which expires this year. changes from counselor John he learned of the township's "They are setting them- the continuing bond sale con- Actually, the district will Rinke. action only last Friday. selves up in a very difficult troversy. He said tax notices still come out ahead finan- Rinke wants to stress voca- Grant township authorities position," Erickson said. were not sent out until the cially despite the millage tional education and proposed passed a resolution in De- Grant Township Clerk Don second week in January due reduction since land values in a career awareness class cember authorizing the with- Reid told the Chronicle Tues- to the legal hassle. both Huron and Tuscola (one semester) for seventh holding of 5.79 mills slated for day the withholding action counties are skyrocketing. graders, exploratory classes Reid questioned the pro- in art, speech, shop and home debt retirement on the pro- involves only property own- priety of collecting the added Approval in June would put posed new Owen-Gage High ec for eighth graders, a ers seeking transfer to other assessment. the district's operational mil- School building. districts. Reid said about 10 lage at 23.5 mills. Erickson singles survival course for "How can they collect the sophomores through seniors Erickson said the matter parcels are involved. money without selling the explained school districts not will be brought before Ing- He said the township took receiving state aid are al- and a vo ed cosmetology class bonds," he asked. "Where is for juniors and seniors. The ham County Circuit Court the action because several this money supposed to go?" lowed to reduce millage as Judge James T. Kallman property owners had refused valuations rise. courses would be electives. April 1, when attorneys for to pay the added assessment Erickson said to his know- He said the school's present Rinke also requested a the Laker School District seek for the new school for which ledge, Grant is the only 7.28 debt retirement millage sixth grade pre-orientation to intervene in the Goslin bonds have not yet been sold. township withholding the should drop at least two mills program. Under the plan, transfer case now lodged in All other Owen-Gage prop- added assessment. by the end of the year. He said Please turn to page 18
NO NEED to tell what happened. That's Brenda Herron moments after Friday night's Regional championship game against Stockbridge ended. Final score Stockbridge 61, Cass City 59. VOLUME 70, NUMBER 47 CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 Twenty Cents TWENTY PAGES Cass City School Board sets election date, hears report
It was a routine night at the written is $2,000 and comes that next year the Junior High oped by the Michigan Associ- the board reads the booklet. Cass City Board of Education from a state grant under will present one or more ation of School Boards. It is a Because of a new state law, meeting Monday as trustees "Title 1". plays. The request was made group of general statements a census will be required in breezed through the open At Washington, Mrs. Frei- by Cheryl LaBean, a teacher. about activities of the board. the district. It will probably meeting in less than an hour burger learned of another Finally, trustees looked A decision on adoption will be conducted by phone and is and then reconvened in a program using taxpayers' over a code of ethics devel- be reached next month after due in May. session closed to the press money on the Federal level. It and the public. is for..ajn,"Arts grant" and the^ The close'd'.session was used school will ask for $9,000. 'to evaluate the work of the LmelSO.,000 gallons teachers who have not yet attained tenure. SUPPORT CANDIDATE Trustees did make official a millage, election April 25 The board went on record where electors will be asked as backing Robert Him for a Vandals drain village to approve a renewal of a post on the Tuscola Intermed- 3'/2-mill levy for three years. iate Board of Education. Principal Jackie Frei- Trustees will circulate peti- burger reported on an in-serv- tions. Fifty valid signatures ice program at the school. It are needed. water supplies Sunday included teaching body move- Deadline for petitions for STATE POLICE Sgt. Willis McQueen (left) presents Mr. ments to teachers in the regular board candidates will Cass City's water supply Village Supt. Lou LaPonsie down to only about four feet of grades and reading instruc- be April 11. dropped to dangerously low said Tuesday no one has been water in it," LaPonsie said. and Mrs. James LaRoche of Cass City with a Good Citizen- tion for teachers in the Inter- This year the terms of Lynn levels late Sunday night as apprehended in connection "Normally we carry about 35 ship citation in recognition of their efforts which helped save mediate and high schools. Albee and Dean Hoag are vandals opened 18 fire hyd- with the incident. He said feet of water." the life of Larry Robinson of Mt. Pleasant in May, 1975. The It also included a reading expiring. rants throughout the village. Cass City Patrolman Donald To compound problems, a conference at Midland and a The board also authorized Before it was all over, village Miller began noticing flowing water main reportedly burst couple gave the victim chest massage after Robinson had conference at Washington, the addition of a Junior High officials estimate over 150,000 hydrants after 10 p.m. at about the same time at the been pulled from a lake and appeared to be dead. The presen- D.C., for Mrs. Freiburger. play to the master contract. gallons of water were drained "By the time we got them intersection of Woodland and Total cost of the program as When negotiated it means from the system. all closed, the tower was Third Streets. As a result, tation was made Monday at the Caro State Police Post. only 50,000 of the village's normal 200,000 gallon water supply was left in the tower. LaPonsie said it may seem Among Tuscola students like a childish prank, but if a fire had broken out at that Anonymous 'Santa moment, there probably */ wouldn't have been enough water to fight it. 15 per cent lack "Someone could have got- ten hurt seriously or been leaves loads of toys killed," he said. "Something like this endangers the whole community. required shots 1 Mrs. Hazel Moore of 4364 S. "We'd like anyone who sees fer says. | Seeger St., must have thought anyone opening a fire hydrant While most school children per cent of the total Tuscola She explained students can Santa Glaus had arrived when to call the police immediate- in the Thumb area are immu- county student population is slip through when their par- she looked out her window ly," he continued. "This is a nized against childhood dis- immunized. ents claim religious objec- Sunday morning. very serious thing." eases, as much as 15 per cent Yet students without vacci- LaPonsie said either juve- of the student, population in nations manage to find their tions to the shots or if they tell According to Cass City niles or young adults are Tuscola county lacks vacci- way into classrooms, in viola- school authorities they are in Police, what she found was suspected. None was appre- nations required by state law. tion of state law., the process of having their several boxes of used toys hended. He said it's unlikely According to Mrs. Evelyn "The schools don't put on child immunized. which someone had deposited any arrests can be made Schaffer, public health nurse the pressure necessary to "We get a report in Decem- on her front lawn the previous since no one apparently saw with the Thumb District make sure all their students ber or January from each evening. the vandals at work. Health Department, about 85 are immunized," Mrs. Schaf- district indicating how many students don't have their Officer Christopher Taylor shots.," she said. "Then we said apparently someone in- send out a notice about our tended to donate the toys to a clinics where free shots are worthy cause but delivered No PCPpoisonings available." them to the wrong house. In Tuscola county, parents Mrs. Moore told Taylor she can have their child immu- had no idea where they came nized at no cost. Clinics are from or who might want held each Thursday from 9:00 them. reported in county a.m.-3:30 p.m. at health de- partment offices located at Among the assortment 2266 W, Caro Rd., Caro. were dolls, games, puzzles, No reports of PCP contami- by their cattle. 1 those caused by the fire stuffed animals and an as- nation, have been received in retardant PBB which claimed 'He recommended: Authorities prefer appoint- sortment of other workable any Tuscola county dairy scores of cattle in Michigan. 1. No cattle feed should ments but walk-ins are also taken, Mrs. Schaffer says. toys. herd, County Agriculture Kebler said a variety of come in contact with Penta Agent Don Kebler said Tues- wood preservatives have treated wood. Any silage She 'doubts many of those Taylor said the value of the day morning. been used on farms for many children without shots lack toys, if purchased new, would within one foot of a stall or Kebler said it's too soon to years and that no known surface treated with Penta them due to religious beliefs probably run in the neighbor- of their parents. More likely, tell just how extensive the cases of poisoning caused by should be discarded. hood of $500. latest animal contamination the reason is simple apathy. the chemicals have been pre- 2. Farm animals should threat is or if it will eventual- viously reported. "Parents either don't care He, said the toys, which ly crop up in county cattle. have no direct contact with or don't understand the health filled the box of a three- He said a great deal of Penta-treated wood, such as He said some calls have research will have to be done risk involved," she said. quarter-ton pickup, will be been received following the licking, chewing or rubbing Two years ago, the depart- kept by the police department before anything definite can against it. ment battled an epidemic of until the end of the week. If quarantine of seven Michigan be learned about PCP poison- dairy herds last Friday after 3. Animals housed in stalls < mumps in Lapeer county, they aren't claimed by then, ing. Until then, he cautioned which along with Tuscola they'll be given to charity. CASS CITY Police Officer Christopher Taylor looks over the chemicals Penta and diox- county dairy farmers not to or barns treated with Penta in were found in the animals. panic. should have access to more county is part of the Thumb "That's what I like about a cache of toys someone deposited on the front lawn of Mrs. Penta is a wood preserva- A spokesman for Michigan ventilation than normal. District Health Department. this job," Taylor said as he Hazel Moore at 4364 Seeger.St. over the week end. The toys tive used widely by farmers State University said this Authorities fear PCP poi- At that time, special clinics looked over the cache of toys. to treat barns and posts, week since no tolerance soning, unlike PBB, could were set up in the areas most . "You never know what you're , were discovered Sunday morning and are being stored in a Dioxin is a highly toxic poison guidelines for PCP or dioxin spread nationwide: and deci- heavily affected by the out- going to come up with next." village garage waiting to be claimed. that causes animals to de- exist, farmers should avoid mate herds across the coun- break. velop illnesses similar to all contact with the chemicals try. Please turn to page 18
.A' PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN
Mrs. Reva Little •I, Cass City Area Social and Personal Items Phone 872-3698
Mr. and Mrs. William The Seventh District As- Mrs. Alice Neitz of Harri- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Carmack Patch spent Friday with Mr. sociation of American Legion son came March 9 and is entertained at dinner Thurs- Happy of Monroe were Sun- Smith and his sister, Mrs. and Mrs. Erwin Wanner. Posts and Auxiliaries will spending ten days with her day evening, Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon callers at the Jean French, who had been meet Sunday, March 20, at sister, Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi. John Perry and son Troy, Keith Little home. their guest, flew to Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hennessey Richville. Dinner will be Other guests that day were Mrs. C.W. Price, Mrs. James Ga., March 9. The Smiths are and family of Harrisville served from noon to 2 p.m. Dave Keir and Sonya Moore McMahon and Mrs. Esther Mr. and Mrs. Garrison spending ten days there. spent the week end at the Dan Past district commanders of Harrison. McCullough. The birthday of Stine and sons had as Sunday Hennessey home. and presidents will be hon- John Perry was celebrated. guests, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Erwin Wanner received a ored. Mr. and Mrs. John Mar- Nicholas and three children of birthday card from friends Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Arnott shall, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry, Kawkawlin and Mr. and Mrs. who winter in Florida at Fort of Kinde were Sunday callers Members of Echo Chapter Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Esther McCullough and Ken Marker and Stacie of Myers. They enclosed a clip- of Mr. and Mrs. Harland OES who attended a "Friends Gerald Hicks of Deford ar- Mrs. F.D. Profit were in Unionville. The family cele- ping from the Fort Myers Lounsbury. Night" meeting Friday eve- rived home Sunday from a Lansing Saturday to attend brated the fifth birthday of newspaper about a Cass ning at Elkton were Mrs. 15-day trip to Hawaii. the Michigan Division of the Tina Nicholas. Cityan. The friends, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert South- Clayton Hartwick, Mrs. American Cancer Society Mrs^Cady, are residents of worth and—son- of -Midland •" Theda~Seeggfr"Mfs7~GrWil-~ - Mrrand~Mrs;~Lee Hendrick --1977 Kick-Off-meeting-for the-- Mrrand ~Mfs7 Davfd Li (tie "GlennieTTvIichT, where the were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ham Cook and Jim Karr, who spent the week end in Colum- annual cancer fund drive. had as Sunday guests, her Wanners spend the summer Charlotte Bishop and Mr. and were guest officers, Mrs. bus, Ohio, with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene months. Mrs. Harland Lounsbury. Karr and Mrs. Charles son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Root Stauffer and daughter Elaine Wright. Ron Hendrick and daughter. were in Las Vegas, Nev., for of Vestaburg. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Harris Miss Diane Asher returned Sunday, they attended the the week end. Their children visited his parents, Mr. and to San Bernadino, Calif., Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mil- service in the Holy Hill Ca- Barbara and Roger spent the Mrs. Earl Harris early this Thursday- after spending two ner of Taylor were callers thedral at Delaware, Ohio. week end with their grand- Brenda Kay Roberts, Col- week in Tarpon Springs, Fla. weeks with her parents, Mr. Friday at the homes of his Head of the Cathedral is Rev. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char- leen Flannery, Linda Pinch and Mrs. Alden Asher, when sisters, Mrs. Paul Craig and Jenkins, who is heard at 9 les Holm and Mr. and Mrs. and Mary Johnson of Center Greg Hampshire, a student she came to attend her grand- Mrs. Arthur Little.and at the a.m. each Sunday on TV 25. Clayton Root. Line were callers Sunday at at the U of M in Ann Arbor, mother's funeral. the home of Mrs. Arthur spent the week end at his home of Rev. and Mrs. Rus- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. sell Stanley. Mrs. Bernie Naven of Royal Little, en route home from parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Cindy Marshall returned to Oak brought Mrs. John West Holmes of Utica were Sunday Caseville where they had Richard Hampshire took him to her home here Wednesday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.B. spent the week end. back to Ann Arbor Sunday. Mt. Vernon Nazarene College Mrs. Esther Kirn of Chelsea Spencer. Monday, March 7, after is spending this week with Mrs. West had spent ten days spending a few days with her Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kirn with the Navens. family, Mr. and Mrs. Russell and Kathy. Schneeberger. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kritz- Marriage Licenses Larry McClorey and his man were Saturday evening mother, Mrs. Glenn McClor- visitors at the Bruce Kritz- Paul Eugene Hillaker, 21, of ey, visited Mr. and Mrs. man home. Caro and Eleanor Marie Mr. and Mrs. David Hennessey Hills and Dales Larry R, McClorey at Gage- Bezemek, 24, of Caro. town, Sunday. Mrs. George DeRocco, who Michael Eugene Post, 20, of Debra Sue Stoddard and LeMaire, friend of the bride General Hospital had spent five weeks with Chapin, Illinois, and Jane David Michael Hennessey of Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy relatives in this area, left Marie Keinath, 21, of Reese. were married before a can- Bridesmaids were Lisa BIRTHS: and Theo Hendrick accom- March 9 for her home in Arnold Lawrence Leach, 37, dlelit altar at Caro United Stoddard and Beverly Stod- panied Mr. and Mrs. George Clarksville, Tenn. Her broth- of Vassar and Susan Maria Methodist church, Saturday, dard, sisters of the bride of March 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Sr. to Union Lake er, Mark McClorey, made the Shurtz, 20, of Kalamazoo. Feb. 26. Rev. Clive Dickens Caro, and Susan Hennessey, Martin Blackmer of Marlette, Sunday where they visited trip with her and returned Robert Harvey McCreedy, and Father Joseph Morales sister of the groom of Cass a boy, Blake Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hobolth. to his home here Saturday. 25, of Gagetown and Barbara officiated at the 4 p.m. City. Rhonda Aymer, friend March 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Other guests there were Mrs. George DeRocco, U.S. Army, Alice Osborn, 17, of Akron. double-ring ceremony. of the bride of Vassar, served Dale Lasiewicki of Caro, a Willow Weatherhead of Union is stationed at Fort Campbell, William Arthur Sweatland, Lake and Mrs. Lewis Goff of 18, of Caro and Patsy Ann The bride is the daughter of as flower girl. boy, Eric Roger. Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Stoddard They wore Empire style March 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Pontiac. LaPratt, 16, of Caro. of Caro. The bridegroom is emerald green velvet Randon Doerr of Unionville, a Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mc- Marilyn James Geesey, 18, the son of Mr. and Mrs. dresses. Angela Hennessey, boy, Derek Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunt and Connell were Saturday sup- of Vassar and Carolyn Jean Daniel Hennessey of Cass niece of the groom of Cass March 9, to Mr. and Mrs. sons Jim and John of Livonia per guests at the Norman Losee, 16, of Vassar. City. City, served as miniature Eugene Ramsey of Decker, a spent the week end with Mrs. Blue home at Millington along John Frederick Nyquist, 23, The bride wore an Empire- bride and wore ivory velvet. girl, Natalie Lynn. Hunt's mother, Mrs. Lilah with Mr. and Mrs. Russell of Vassar and Sandra Kay style gown of ivory velvet. Each girl carried long- March 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelmi. Blue of Millington when the McCuIloch, 23, of Rochester. Donnie Harp of Gagetown, a Douglas Merald Jackson, Her headpiece was a Juliet stemmed red roses. Mrs. Judith Redner of Car- family' celebrated the 10th style cap with pearls and lace Best man was John Ma- boy, Jason Lloyd. birthday of Jeffrey Blue, 21, of Vassar and Laurie trim edged the veil. March 10, to Mr. and Mrs. sonville spent Friday with her Maria Campbell, 18, of Vas- harg, friend of the groom of aunts, Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi grandson of the McConnells She carried a bouquet of Cass City. Groomsmen were Richard Shaw of Unionville, a and the Russell Blues. sar. boy. and her sister, Mrs. Alice Ricky Lynn Ballard, 22, of pink and red baby roses and Richard Lorentzen, friend of Neitz. baby's breath. the groom of West Haven, March 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Fostoria and Debra Jean Donald Louks of Caro, a girl. Wheaton, 17, of Fostoria. Maid of honor was Diane Conn., Kevin Stoddard, broth- Mr. and Mrs. Don Lorent- er of the bride of Caro, and PATIENTS LISTED MON- zen, accompanied by her CASS CITY CHRONICLE Ben Hennessey, brother of the sister and husband, Mr. and Frank Pine PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY groom, of Cass City. R.J. DAY, MARCH 14, WERE: AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Mrs. William Smith of Juhl, ENGAGED 6552 Main Street Wentworth, cousin of the Norman Emmons, Mrs. attended a six o'clock wed- groom of Decker, served as ding in the Our Good Shep- dies ring bearer, and Scott Wazny, Lyle Locke, Sonya Home, John Haire, publisher Krista Grassman, Frank herd Lutheran church in National Advertising Representative, friend of the bride of Caro,was Birmingham Friday. The Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc., 257 Hutchinson and Mrs. Muriel miniature bridegroom. bride, Miss Jennie Coleman, March 5 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Usfyers were Robert Hen- Swailes of Cass City; Michigan. Mrs. Harold Phelps and is a grand-niece of Mrs. Second Class postage paid at Cass nessey, brother of the groom Lorentzen and Mrs. Smith. City, Michigan 48726. Mrs. Ronald Pomeroy of Graveside services for of Cass City, and Randy The groom was Michael Ral- Subscription Price,: To post oltices in Stoddard, brother of the bride Snover; Frank J. Pine, 35, of 1111 E. Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Mrs. Eleanor Peter of ston. Anne Marie Lorentzen Whittaker, Shawnee, Okla- $6.00 a year or 2 years lor $10.50. 3 years of Caro. of Saginaw also attended. lor $15.00. $3.50 lor six months and 3 The bride's mother wore a Kingston; homa, were held at 10 a.m. months lor $2.25. velvet emerald green dress James Wark and Mrs. Bert- March 8 in Tecumseh Mission In other parts of the United States, cemetery, Tecumseh, Okla., $7.00 a year or 2 years lor $13.00. 6 and the groom's mother wore ram Partlo of Akron; months $4.00 and 3 months tor $2.50. 50 a mint green dress. Both wore Mrs. Elsie Roback of Ar- with Rev. James Miller offici- cents extra charged lor part year order, gyle; Progressive ating. Payable in advance. gardenia corsages with mini- For information regarding newspaper ature red roses. Kathy Sapien and Joseph Mr. Pine died Saturday, advertising and commercial and job Candle lighters were Me- Luana of Deford; March 5,after a long illness. printing, telephone 872-2010. lissa, Kimberly and Susan Thomas Prich, Loretta Rol- Class He was born April 29, 1941, in Rickwalt, cousins of the bride ston and Mrs. Elery Sontag of A Cass City, where he was FORMAL WEAR of Caro. Gagetown; raised. Mr. Pine served with A dinner-reception was held Roger Yates and Arnold meets the U.S. Navy from 1958 to Chappel's in the fellowship hall of the Langmaid of Caro; 1961. He moved to Shawnee in church following the cere- Lori Finkbeiner, Raphael 1973. He was employed at Men's Wear and Enser, Mrs. Lorena Kuehn Sixteen were present United Foam Co., Shawnee, Formal Wear Rental mony. and Mrs. John Lentner of March 10 when the Progres- until his retirement in Octob- Inc Phone 872-3431 The couple now reside in Leslie Fay Bay City. Sebewaing; sive Class of Salem UM. er, 1976, due to illness. MARY KAY Tammy Koroleski of Elk- church met at the home of Survivors include his wife, ESSENMACHER ton; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Buehrly. Mrs. Louise Pine, three sons, Regeneration Returns Jack Barker and Dennis Gerald Auten presided over Thomas P. and Frank J. at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Es- LESLIE FAY'S fluid and feminine Cass City High Gym Rolston of Bad Axe; the business meeting. home and James L. of Shaw- senmacher, Harbor Beach, polyester dresses. April 15 & 16 Daniel Papkey and Fred- Ronald Geiger announced nee. One brother, Bernard J. announce the engagement of For Advance Tickets Call 872-4055 erick Janke of Owendale; the dates for the Pigeon River Pine of Decker. Two half- their daughter, Mary JKay, to One-Piece and Two-Piece in colorful •Advance Ticket $2.50 At Door $3.00 Mrs. Donald Moore of family retreat as June 17, 18 brothers, Clyde Glasco of Bernard Sweeney, son of Mr. prints and solids. Deckerville; and 19. Dave Loomis reported Clarkston, and Melvin Fultz and Mrs. James B. Sweeney, on the proposed renovation to of Goodrich., one half-sister, Ubly. be done at the Bay Shore Eloise Williams of California. The bride-elect is a 1975 camp at Sebewaing and Mrs. His father, John V. Pine of graduate of Harbor Beach Buehrly and Mrs. Dave Riverside, Calif., and grand- Community High School and Just Arrived Loomis announced plans for mother, Mrs. Myrtle Parrott is employed at Huron County M' Lady Sportswear - Sizes 38 to 42 raising funds to send youth of of Decker. Bank of Harbor Beach. : the church to church camp. The prospective bride- Jackets-Pants Tops Potluck lunch was served. groom is a 1971 graduate of The next meeting will be Haste may make waste, but Ubly High School and a 1976 April 14 at the Gerald Auten a hustler seldom asks for graduate of Michigan State home. help. University. He is employed at I Leader Tool Company of TRADE WINDS >'-^^"rv»' ^Kv<'^B^rwii^rtm^vo^HWO4IIWO^H Come In And See Harbor Beach. An October wedding is be- Cass City - Pigeon - Frankenmuth Our New Spring SONG TIME ing planned. Arrivals With The Girls' Pastor
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(And anyone else he can Dear Cousin Al: the carpet in Sen. Joe Mack's open. The doors remain open get to help) Your last letter was pretty office. My deadline was near. for only one second. sarcastic. You said if I There was no way I was going You can see the danger, Al, :::WiW:%W:W:::?y:^ couldn't get mugged in De- to quit. and the gamble. If you have troit, the least I could do was The burly man had to close guessed right, and are wait- One of the game officials at Davison was grousing about the get shot by a Mafia hireling. the window while he washed ing in front of the right press at the basketball game last Friday. Would you believe, You said you watch TV, so it. Fortunately for me, he had elevator, one second is he said, that with two schools participating there are 13 "home you know big-city newsmen a slow, deliberate squeegee. enough time to jump inside. town" newspapers? are always fighting with This gave me blessed respite But if you have guessed One of these was the Pigeon Progress. Now the Progress crooks. from the buffeting wind. I was wrong, you must run several doesn't cover Cass City any more than the Chronicle covers Al, I know you wrote that able to regain my composure feet to reach the open doors. Pigeon. letter after watching that new and prepare myself for the Sometimes you make it, But the publisher is home town never-the-less. He's Asel TV show, "The Andros Tar- renewed onslaught when he and sometimes you get hor- Collins, who was reared in Cass City, graduated from Cass gets." I know you were trying raised the window again to ribly squeezed. Cowards use City High-School and worked in a Cass City store before he to be funny_when you asked if re-enter the room. the stairs. No pne_.has_eyer became hooked in the paper business. I had Jimmy Hoffa hidden in The"'buffeting" was Worse seen me on the stairway. Now you can't be any more home town than that, can you? my rolltop desk. I know you than ever, and the flap, flap, Adventure is my life. think those TV shows are a lot flap was louder. But I con- So, Al, don't write me any of baloney and that writing tinued typing and, as the more sarcastic letters about for a big newspaper is no burly man closed the window the dangers of newspapering Here's an item I was going to bring to your attention several more dangerous than clerk- again, he looked my way. In in the big city. All the heroes weeks ago. It's about the census. Regular readers will recall ing in a Kmart. his eyes I saw grudging are not on TV. that I commented that a college student at our home wasn't I'll admit I haven't yet used respect. counted when the census taker came by. information received from a "I will not be buffeted," I -YOUR CITY COUSIN Mrs. David Ware, one of four census takers, said that was reliable source to blackmail a said. the way. it was supposed to be. congressional subcommittee "You are pretty brave for When it's for the government you can expect some weird into reopening an investiga- being so unburly," lie said. SIMULATED things. tion into the CIA's involve- It was a splendid moment. A college student voting at home is not counted. But a foreign ment in the disappearance of Al. Right then I knew I had ENGRAVED exchange student here for just the year is an official member Judge Crater. In fact, I am been right to move to a of the community. still searching for a wino to be big-city newspaper, despite BUSINESS CARDS Don't ask me why . . . that's just the way it is. my reliable source. the dangers. And don't think But that doesn't mean there my only risk is being buf- is no adventure in my new feted. There is also the risk of AVAILABLE I-COLOR job, Al. It doesn't mean I being squeezed to death be- OR 2-COLOR Printing of the tickets for the upcoming Midland Symphony never risk my skin to get a tween the doors of a P>ee Orchestra concert Sunday was paid for by B.A. Calka, column written before the Press elevator. The Cass City The back of the tickets reads, "Compliments of B. A. Calka", presses roll. You should have Three elevators stop at our and has caused some confusion. CASS CITY barber Bill Johnston took advantage of record- seen me the other day. floor. Their arrival is sig- Chronicle Tickets mailed were sent in hopes that they would be breaking warm temperatures in Cass City Friday to set out I was seated at my type- naled by lights which seldom purchased by persons receiving them. writer in the Free Press work, so you never know The committee in charge asks that those who cannot buy some early, early tomato plants in front of his shop on Main Building. I face the window. which doors are going to Phone 872-2010 return them for sale at the door. Street. Friday's high in the mid-70's broke long standing rec- Suddenly a burly guy in dirty clothes brushed by me and ords. opened the window wide. This was a freezing day in Feb- Louis Salas swears that the word "gry" isn't in the ruary, Al. I was instantly SHERWOOD FOREST dictionary. But it is. We have one in the office that proves it. buffeted by a terrible wind Gagetown Gry was the catch word, you'll remember, in naming three which chilled my bones and i! words that end in gry. flapped the paper in my type- Art Atwell says that he never saw a ruler that measures in Tickets still available writer, flap, flap, flap. 1/12 of an inch (that's what gry means) so he made one. All around me reporters GRAND OPENING I haven't seen it yet but it's a top priority item the minute I abandoned their desks and get back from a brief vacation Sunday. fled to a safe corner of the room to cower out of the wind. New Management for Midland Symphony But I stayed at my desk and watched investigatively as • New Chef Finest In Quality • Fairest In Price the burly man climbed out The Cass City Arts Council watching Don Th. Jaeger, symphony will present light onto the windowsill, three • New Mixologist and the Caro Arts Society are conductor, perform is worth classical music under his floors above the street, two looking for a last minute the price of admission. direction. inches from certain death. Good Home Cooking surge in ticket sales to push He is a Fulbright scholar Persons attending will have The noise of traffic came in on Sunday's concert featuring and studied at the Amster- an opportunity to meet Jaeg- the buffeting wind. the Midland Symphony Or- dam Conservatory and the er and the orchestra in a "What is going on here?" I Special Prices chestra over the top. Morzateum in Salzburg. social hour following the per- asked the burly man. Ticket sales have been sat- The 40-year-old Midland formance. "I am washing the win- isfactory, they say, but many dow," he said, snapping his Friday Saturday more are needed if the show is leather harness to hooks on March 26,1977 going to be the financial and each side of the window. March 25,1977 artistic success that the spon- FROM THE Obviously, he had been ex- 3 ENTREE sors are working for. pected. FISH FRY It costs an estimated $4,000 It was apparent that the S2.25 BUFFET to stage a show of this type burly man expected me to S Your Choice Of Design Gives You and that means that some desert my typewriter and join Perch & Shrimp 5.5Q A Truly Personal Memorial 1,500 tickets need to be sold to tuiior's Corner the corner cowerers. I could With Salad Bar sense his surprise when I Salad Bar-Dessert break even. 6p.m. lo 10p.m. remained at my post. 7:30-11 p.m. Order Now Jo Be Assured Of Spring Delivery A full house would guaran- Those teasing days of false the' first warm days make The wind was buffeting my tee two things for Thumb art spring came early this year. Michigan glorious after a hair in every direction and at patrons. The first is that the It usually doesn't nudge hard winter. times I could not see through LITTLE'S MONUMENT CO. show would make money and that 70 degree mark until Most folks make their reso- my forelock. The paper in my SATURDAY, MARCH 26 the second is that it would sometime in early April. lutions at the New Year. I typewriter kept going flap, 9p.m. to 1 a.m. demonstrate to the sponsors make them now. flap, flap, ne'er ceasing, cons- Roger L Little The balmy days came early Music by "Three Sounds" that high caliber perform- and triggered my springtime What I resolve to do every tantly resisting the pressure 6358 W. Main, Cass City Phone 872-2195 ances will pay their way here. resolutions a month early. spring is to get in more of the of the typewriter keys. Featuring Gagetown's Own Wayne Tomich Folks in the know say that It happens every year when essentials than I did the year But I kept right on typing, before. Al. You would have been More golf, more fishing, proud to see me. I was Everybody Welcome more swimming, more travel working on an important Fqr Information Call 665-9971 .... more, more, more of column about the thickness of everything I've been missing LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION all winter. Now these kind of resolu- tions shouldn't be all that tough to stick to. It's not like dieting, or quitting smoking • • or cutting the grass. There's some excuse for breaking those vows. It should be easy to be resolute SCHOOL ELECTION when all you resolve to do is what you like to do anyway. Realistically, I can tell you right now it will never hap- pen. NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS OF It's like sitting down to a big CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS meal when the hunger pangs TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES, MICHIGAN are gnawing. Everything Your Sohigro Man is The looks good and there's no Man Who Can. He's a limit to what you want. A lot specialist trained in every of everything. important aspect of crop But after the first helpings management. He's the things just don't look the Can-Do man in your area TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: same anymore. for all phases of fertilizer Right now it's hard to and pesticide application. Please Take Notice that the Board of Education of Cass City Public imagine,that standing in the And since he knows middle of a trout stream on a your land, he can tailor Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Michigan, has called a glorious spring day could get your product mix, appli- special election to be held in the Schpol District on Monday, April 25, to be old hat. cation technique and time- 1977. It's strange but I look table to meet your soil forward to those days on the fertility needs and crop trout stream more than I do goals. He has the best THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE the days on the golf course ... equipment, properly main- APPROPRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE and I spend four times as tained, to get the job done ELIGIBLETO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD many leisure hours on the quickly and safely. links as I do on trout streams. Your Sohigro Man is ON MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1977, IS MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1977. There's a couple of reasons a crop counselor dedicated PERSONS REGISTERING AFTER 5:00 O'CLOCK, P.M., ON MONDAY, for that. One is that it's easy to helping you realize big- MARCH 28, 1977, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL to play a round of golf after ger crop yields, and he's work in the evening. , got a full staff of Sohigro SCHOOL ELECTION. The second is that many of the guys that used to take off agronomists to back no longer are available like him up. Persons planning to register with the respective city or township they used to be. Get all your spring crop clerks must ascertain the days and hours on which the clerks' offices It's too bad, too. Because needs from The Man Who there's nothing that relieves Can—your Sohigro Man. are open for registration. the tensions of day to day living like a day in glorious This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of Cass City northern Michigan when you forget everything while soak- Sohigro' Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Michigan. ing in the tranquility that comes when, the fast food WE CAN DO BETTER TOGETHER. joints and the bustle of people, people, people, seem far, far off. LynnG.AIbee After a day on a stream you JERRY VANDEMARK, Mgr. are at peace with the world. Secretary, Board of Education It's a great feeling. I'm going to do more of it Caro, Michigan Phone 673-4158 this year. I vow. PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN KRITZMANS' - CASS CITY
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Can You Afford To Miss This Item? BANKAMERICMD KRITZMANS', INC welcome here Cass City CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 PAGE FIVE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Phone: Caro 673-2722 Oops! KETCHUM'S KNAPSACK
Police nab It's saccharin, DRIVE-IN THEATRE wrong girl sweetheart Two Big Features On Every Program Two Admitted For $2.00 On Monday & Tuesday.. All Children Under 12 Admitted Free! At least one of the 13 By Jim Ketchum persons arrested on a variety of drug charges in Tuscola county late in February was innocent. After next July, you'll have ceiling as fast as they get Charges against Becky more luck buying marijuana high. Cox, 27, Caro, were dropped than trying to buy saccharin. Marijuana may still be r after it was discovered she The U.S. Food and Drug illegal but it'll be easier to < was the wrong suspect. Administration banned the buy than saccharin. All this Prosecuting attorney Pat- artificial sweetener last week brings an interesting picture DRIVE-IN rick Joslyn called her arrest a after a few laboratory rats to mind. case of "mistaken identity." came down with cancer after The scene is somewhere in "You really can't call it a being fed saccharin. a dingy, dark warehouse on false arrest'because'she was The s'arrie day; "another Chicago's south side. -Seated NIGHTS arrested pursuant to a legally government department, around a table beneath a constituted warrant," he Health Education and Wel- single light bulb are the said. fare, said marijuana use is leaders of the Syndicate. Joslyn said the error took more than just a fad. It's "Okay, it's agreed. We move in on the saccharin ARE HERE place when officers of the becoming a part of the na- Thumb Intelligence Unit mis- tion's life style. trade," the Boss says. identified her. He said often Marijuana, HEW told Con- "But what about all the pot officers make contact with gress, is as much a part of we've got moving," says the society as alcohol and tobac- Enforcer. AGAIN suspects either on a first- * ,, name or nickname basis only co. "Forget it," the Boss re- and must, use what he de- The saccharin tests are plies. "You can buy pot from scribed as "secondary another example of govern- any two-bit punk. Saccharin MEMBERS OF the Rawson Memorial Library board sources" to make positive ment producing a hazard is where it's at. honored retiring member Iris Tuckey at a luncheon at Char- "Can't you just see all those identifications. when it can't find one. Re- mont Wednesday, March 9. Shown from the left are Lou La- k In this case, that system portedly, a human would strung-out diabetics begging ' didn't work, he said. have to have consumed 800 for a fix in their coffee or on Ponsie, who will replace Mrs. Tuckey on the board, Mrs. Joslyn said he has apolo- cans of his favorite soft drink their cereal? We'll have them M.B. Auten, Mrs. K.I. MacRae, librarian Barb Hutchinson, gized to Miss Cox over the daily from the day he was where we want them. incident. It is unknown born until the day he died in "And think about those Mrs. Esther McCullough and Mrs. Tuckey. FRIDAY, MARCH 25 whether or not she plans to order to ingest as much dieters. Every lardo in the file suit against the county. saccharin as those rats. country needs a fix, too. This Joslyn said last week more I'm not certain they've organization will control the Sat. Matinee March 19...All Seats Only $1.00 warrants have been author- tried marijuana on rats. May- supply, distribution and sale." ized and additional drug ar- be it's because they can't pull Remember: Two Will rests are expected. the little rascals off the "What about heroin, co- Cancer Bowl Down caine, morphine" another STRAND - CARO Be Admitted For $2.00 syndicate member asks. Phone: 673-3033 On Monday Night! "Forget it. Too risky. Be- lieve me, saccharin is what CASS we want. Besides, if we get times, locations told Friday thru Thursday March 18 • 24 caught, what can they do to Continuous Sunday from 3:00 CASS CITY us? Just get us before a fat judge and an overweight prosecutor and we're home The fourth annual Tuscola will be asked to donate $1 to participation. THE NEWEST, PINKEST Continuous From 5:00 Sunday free." County Cancer Bowl Down, the Cancer Bowl Down fund In the last three tourna- With the rackets moving sponsored by the Tuscola and the scores they roll that ments bowlers of this county Fri.-Sat.-Sun. March 18-19-20 County Unit, American Can- night should be recorded on have raised almost $6000 for PANTHER OF ALL! Fri.-Sat. Evening 7:30 & 9:50 into the saccharin trade, marijuana growers in Mexico cer Society, in cooperation the entry form and returned the fight against cancer. with the bowling proprietors The goal this year is $2500. PirtRSEWRS Sunday (Due to Length) and poppy farmers in Turkey to the proprietor so they can IN of Tuscola county, will be held be entered in the county-wide If every bowler donated $1 5:00 & 7:30 will trade in their seeds and T itorm HERBERT LOM hemp for a piece of the March 20 - April 2. competition. the first week's return would The dates were announced Bowlers may compete as be over $3000. wilh COLIN BUKELY "Sweet and Low" action. Area bowling fans are also LEONARD ROSSITER Local drug enforcement of- by this year's tournament many times as they bowl in LESLEY-ANNE DOWN ficers will have to trade in directors, Arlene and Holly leagues. Twenty-one games invited to help. Donations to Animation by their test kits for new ones Wirth. will be necessary to establish the 'Cancer Bowl Down' can RICHARD WILLIAMS STUDIO The mother-daughter duo an average. be mailed to Mrs. Betty N^ by HENRY MANCINI that light up when they come Kochalka, Tuscola County Associate Producer in contact with an artificial will be assisted by volunteers The handicap will be 70 per at the following bowling cent, for the men, and 80 per Cancer Unit Secretary, 6205 TONYADAMS sweetener. Saliva tests will State Rd., Vassar 48768. "ComiToMe'Sung replace breath tests. establishments: Harmony cent, for the women, of the by TOM JONES Instead of taking a drag on Hill Recreation, Caro, Hill- difference between their cur- Wrillen by a marijuana cigarette after Top Recreation, Vassar, rent average and 200. FRANK WALDMAN school, students will sneak Richville Recreation, Karp's Men and women will com- .nd BUKE EDWARDS Bowling Bar, Reese, Triangle pete in separate divisions and Produced and Directed into an alley and pop a bottle Lower PBB b, BLAKE EDWARDS of diet cola. Lanes, Mayville, Country the prize list offers $150 each Lanes, Akron, The Charmont for first place, $100 for second Filmed in PANAVISION' Government agencies work COLOR by Deluxe in strange ways (mark that Lanes, Cass City, Unionville and $50 for third. levels down for future reference). It Recreation and Cass City Also each bowling estab- United Artists bans saccharin because a Lanes. lishment's high handicap couple of rats got cancer, but This year's event sports a scoring man and woman en- urged still allows cigarettes to be prize fund of $600 in cash plus tered in the tourney will Now...You Can See The big- sold unhindered. It even sub- 21 trophies and plaques. receive a trophy. gest Box Office Attraction sidizes tobacco growers. Before entering their The proprietor's award will CHARLTONHESTON-HENRY FONDA league play, bowlers, using be presented to the house with The Michigan Agriculture Across The nation Today! A UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOLOR® PANAVISION® Please pass me the saccha- Commission has reversed it- rin. their current league average the greatest per cent of The Exclusive First Thumb self to endorse lowering legal Showing....Starts Friday, levels of PBB in Michigan STARTS NEXT FRIDAY food. The commission's de- March 25. Regular Low Ad- cision came after Gov. Wil- missions. This Picture is liam Milliken asked it to Rated "R". No gas shortage reconsider. Legislation be- fore the state House would reduce the amount of PBB permissible in Michigan food from 300 to 20 parts per seen for area billion.
Cass City area residents lems with supplies until new pipeline running from A Thumb can look forward to an ade- spring. Southeastern serves Akron to Cass City was Red Cross quate supply of natural gas 55,000 customers from Mt. completed last fall with an for the remainder of the Clemens north to Cass City. eye to alleviating some of the Happening STARTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 winter, according to officials Over 44,000 of those are shortage. at Southeastern Michigan residential customers. Still, the company has Midland ONE WEEK ONLY Gas Co. Shaw says Southeastern's taken on no new customers BLOOD The company said this future doesn't look as bleak as since 1974 and has no plans to week that in spite of tight that of some firms. add to its list of customers this year. SYMPHONY supplies nationwide, South- "In the future, some of the eastern should be able to "There doesn't appear to be BANK industries will be finding anything on the horizon that meet the needs of its custom- other sources of fuel," he ORCHESTRA ers without any problem. would show improvement in says. "Many have already the supply situation in the WILL BE AT Company vice-president converted to coal. At least for James Shaw says his com- near future," a company Conducted By PG ••£&» the near future we expect to pany cannot foresee any prob- spokesman said. be able to serve all our He said the company's abil- St. Poncratius customers with natural gas." ity to buy gas during the Don Th. Jaeger Order He said the firm is current- summer months and with- ly spending over a third of a draw it from storage at peak Social Hall At The most exciting million dollars each year demand periods has helped Cass City original motion picture event* Big D's looking for new sources of get it through these periods gas. without service interruptions. of all time. Since 1973, Southeastern In Cass City, General Cable CASS CITY has been working with limited Corporation lost its natural KONG supplies of gas. Last year, for gas service because it has a WEDNESDAY instance, its supplier fur- delivery contract which al- HIGH GYM nished only 11.9 million cubic lows the gas to be shut off in March 23 2 to 8 p.m. SPECIAL feet of gas, compared with case of a shortage. 15.6 million cubic feet in 1972. Until more gas can be Phone • BigD The company is trying to found, the company is urging SUNDAY make up for the loss with customers to dial thermostats 872-3405 Cheeseburger local gas being taken from back to 65 degrees in the day March 20 3p.m. fields in the Akron area. A and 55 at night. 872-4077 Adult $3.00 Student $2.50 • Large French For Appointment Fries r Refreshments • Coke PRINTING CALVARYMEN QUARTET And Register SERVICE At For Free Lamotte Missionary Church Tickets To Whatever your printing needs, we serve them King Kong right! Latest modern offset and letterpress Sunday - March 20 - 7:45 p.m equipment to assure you of the best results An Hour Concert Located 2 Miles North Of M-46 On M-53 At Cass Theatre in every way. Everyone Welcome March 30-April 6 SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST BY King Kong DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT CASS CITY CHRONICLE CASS CITY STATE BANK phope 872-4515 - Main St., at R.R. - Cass City I ! Phone 872-2010 ! PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Erard in ship rescue
Navy Construction Me- northwestern end of Grand ASK Your Neighbor says I. chanic Constructionman Turk during a storm and the Gerald J. Erard, son of Mr, people aboard were stranded. News From and Mrs. Milton C. Erard of DR. ELIZABETH 2427 Van Dyke Road, Decker, The Naval Fac'lity person- District Court assisted in the rescue of 14 nel launched two small boats By Dr. J. Elizabeth Morgan, M.D. people in the West Indies. through high surf, and Unemployment He is serving at the U.S. brought the 14 people safely Gerald Prusinski of Kings- Naval Facility on Grand Turk ashore. They also salvaged ton in Fremont township was valuable testing equipment ticketed for having no oper- Island in the West Indies. Cigarettes are bad for you lie health as well as your own, risks of medicines, tests, etc. Feb. 1, he and fellow Navy- used for recovery of under- ator's license (expired). He -- it says'so on the package -- I'm afraid there is no "safe" Write down your questions in paid fine and costs of $7. men rescued the passengers water treasure. but you kept on smoking tobacco yet. Scientists are He joined the Navy in advance, and his answers, if Thomas William Bock of and crew from the chartered because you like the taste, working on it. you tend to be forgetful. Tell is my question salvage vessel Reina Del November, 1975. Cass City was ticketed for plus the cool sophisticate Dear Dr. Morgan: Are mal- him if you don't understand -- excessive speed, 86 mph in a Mar. The 100-foot Reina Del image of the long, thin filters. formed babies common? I'm doctors often explain things in Mar had struck a reef on the 55 mph zone. He paid fine and The Want Ads are newsy too. Now you're trying a more expecting my first child, and "medical" terms. You can costs of $50. President Carter recently "I think it's a good way to rugged, backwoods style and desperately want it to be always consult a new doctor if Helen Virginia Peters of spent two hours on a Saturday find out what the average think chewing tobacco fits normal. you aren't content. Cass City in the village of afternoon fielding questions American feels," she said. this. But is it safer, too? Read A. Up to seven per cent of Dear Dr. Morgan: Is there Cass City was ticketed for from citizens in an informal "After all, we're mostly on for pros and cons. children have some mal- a way to prevent cataracts? improper parking on a road talk show staged from the average Americans, not law- Dear Div Morgan :-A- friend -formation discovered during -I've-heard-that-vitamins-or wayTShe pai'd fine"and costs White-Houser Most ~of those makers."" at work tells me that chewing their first year. Many malfor- diets will help. of $10. who tried to call didn't get Mrs. McNaughton was born The Village of Gagetown will hold an tobacco really is safer than mations -- hip dislocations, A. There is, alas, no food or Sandra Jean Kolander of through. and raised in Cass City. She cigarettes. Should I .switch? cleft lip and palate, pyloric drug that prevents cataracts, Owendale in Juniata township If you could have asked the and her husband David, an open meeting for the public, which will A. Yes, to fresh air. Neither stenosis (a blockage of the a disease of the lens inside the was ticketed for speeding 70 President a question, what employee of Walbro Corp., be a hearing for the proposed usage of smoking nor chewing tobacco stomach) -- are corrected eye. A clear lens is needed for mph in a 55 mph zone. She would it have been? have four children. is good for you. The "health" successfully with surgery. normal vision. A cataract paid fine and costs of $30. Mrs. Connie McNaughton of general revenue sharing monies for en- advantage of chewing tobac- You can make your preg- clouds the lens, causing Cass City said she would have titlement period No. 8. co is that it is not burned, and nancy as safe as possible for blurred vision or even blind- asked about unemployment. does not damage your lungs the baby, and you: ness, though some cataracts Auxiliary "I'd have asked him why with harmful gases the way 1. Have regular check-ups cause almost no problem with the unemployment rate At the same meeting, the Village cigarette smoke does. So, during pregnancy. Infection, vision and stay that way for hasn't dropped and what he Council will submit their proposed emphysema and lung cancer anemia, or low protein can years. meets planned to do about it," Mrs. budget for examination by the public shouldn't develop. make you and the baby ill. Diabetes, X-ray damage to McNaughton said. You still risk cancer of the '2. Be sure your doctor the eye and steroid drugs can "He said before he was for the fiscal year beginning April 1, lip, tongue, mouth and throat knows every medicine you cause cataracts. The com- Monday elected that President Ford 1977, and ending March 31,1978. with carcinogens in chewing take. Many drugs -- tetracyc- monest cause is "senile" hadn't done enough to get tobacco... plus stained teeth, line antibiotics, hormones, cataracts. Here the lens unemployment down," she poor gums and increased iodine drugs - can damage a clouds with age, for reasons Thirteen members at- said. "Now that he's in there, The meeting will be held March 24,1977, saliva. baby. unknown. tended the March 14 meeting I think he realizes it isn't an at 7:30 p.m. in the village council rooms. When chewing tobacco is 3. Have you had German For severe cataracts, sur- of the American Legion Aux- easy thing to handle." common, so is spitting -- and measles? If not, avoid chil- gery is done to remove the iliary at the Cultural Center. She said she likes the idea spittle has been shown to dren with any infection or clouded lens. Yeast, vitamins The unit will furnish seven of a phone-in session with the spread such germs as tuber- rash that might be measles. and other fads are claimed to handkerchiefs or chiffon President of the United States Madeline Sontag culosis around streets and This infection causes cata- cure cataracts. As far as we scarves to be sent to the VA because it helps keep him in public places. Village Clerk racts and heart malforma- know, they have no effect Hospital in Saginaw for the touch with the American If you're interested in pub- tions , so contact your doctor if whatsoever. The cataract Mother's Day project where- people. you've even possibly been worsens -- or improves ~ by by hospitalized veterans may exposed. itself, regardless. select handkerchiefs or a Don't fret -- you're 93 per If you have eye trouble, scarf to be sent to their cent sure of a normal baby. If your doctor is more help than mother or wife. there is a problem, LOTS can a pill bottle. At the close of the business be done to help. meeting, Mrs. Garrison Stine Re Generation Returns BUILDING OR Dear Dr. Morgan: Would and Mrs. Arthur Little pro- Cass City High Gym you tell me why doctors vided games and served April 15 & 16 refuse to inform patients? (Dr. Morgan's column pro- lunch. For Advance Tickets Call 872-4055 REMODELING? I've just had stomach X-rays vides information on health The door prize for the Advance Ticket $2.50 At Door $3.00 and wasn't told the possibility matters but does not replace evening went to Josephine Be sure that you have adequate coverage, plus of getting cancer from your own doctor's advice. Bartnik. liability insurance, to take care of the unexpected. X-rays! Readers may send questions Call us today and you'll be covered immediately! A. Most doctors are eager to: Dr. J. Elizabeth Morgan, to discuss the significant risks M.D., Box 4994, Des Moines, of any procedure. Stomach IA 50306. She will be unable to X-rays expose you to about provide individual replies, three rads of radiation. This but inquiries of general in- low dose does not cause terest will be answered here.) cancer, though three rads a HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE day for years might. So, he isn't misleading you. AGENCY, INC. I've never heard of a doctor wsc 6815 E. Cass City Road refusing to discuss risks, but Cass City here's what to do if you feel Phone 872-2688 you aren't being told enough: seeks (" NC Ask your doctor to discuss to disband Due to the death of my wife and having sold my home, I will sell the following personal property at public auction located 2 Twelve women attended the miles west of Forestville on Bay Cjty-Forestville Road on Study Club meeting held March 8 at the home of Mrs. Esther McCullough. For the program, Miss Carolyn Bens- SATURDAY, MARCH 19 coter showed slides of the Thumb area. at 12:30 Finish-lt-Yourself House In the business meeting, Dodge Tradesman ANTIQUES members took action to dis- band the club at the end of the 200 1973 Travco Love Seat Dry Sink THE HOME YOU WANT-AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD club year. Organization of the Small marble-top table club was in 1907. Family Wagon air Finish-It-Yourself means just that. plans and Capp specifications. 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ZIP :__PHONE_ 3559 Main ARRA CODE IAkron 691-5161 AUCTIONEER - Lorn Hillaker, Phone 872-3019, Cass City ': CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 PAGE SEVEN
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MiUSHROO^MiS Pieces & Stems c McDonald Quality Chek'd Food Center Taste O'Sea Frozen IN CASS CITY PERCH FILLETS - Orange Juice OPEN MONDAY THURSDAY TO 6 P.M i iv/lllwlll ^___ ^^^^ FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. Roman SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 6 P.M. BEER WINE MEMBER T.W. FOOD STORE ROMAN Bleach 59 69« PHONE 872-2191 Tuffy Dry $419 •« IK han B DOG FOOD CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE EIGHT 35 attend OES meeting Thirty-five attended the sented to the chapter a new •I/ Gagetown Area News March 9 meeting of Echo .podium. Down Memory Lane Chapter OES. Seventeen of- Refreshments were served ficers answered roll call. Mrs. Harold Koch in the temple dining room. Phone 665-2536 During the business meet- FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE ing with Worthy Matron Mable Wright presiding, Mrs. GIRL SCOUTS Keith Murphy reported on the GAGETOWN WOMAN'S Nextjneeting will be April proposed "Silent Observer" STUDY CLUB 4, with Mrs. Millie Mosack as The Brownie Girl Scouts program being considered in hostess. FIVE YEARS AGO tournament, to end the title Grant Patterson, Charles the county. are making a window display Bigelow and Leonard Ur- The Gagetown Woman's hopes of Coach Art Paddy's May 1 is the date for the Study Club met Monday eve- for the trophy case at Gage- talented cagers and the fans quhart, members of the local town Elementary School, ac- The boards of education of state-wide OES ESTARL ning at the Gagetown Meth- the Owen-Gage and Union- of the Cass City area. fire department, have been vesper services. The 1977 odist church, hosted by Mrs. cording to their leader, Mrs. Bob Quinn, a native of Cass going to Saginaw each Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Koch Donna Burke. ville-Sebewaing school dis- Grand Chapter sessions will Elma Miklovich and Mrs. tricts were directed by the City, is rapidly developing Wednesday evening for the be Oct. 11, 12 and 13. James Barr. Twelve mem- of Sebewaing called on the into one of the nation's out- past three week securing Harold Kochs Sunday after- citizens committee to devise a At the close of the chapter bers answered roll call on specific proposal for con- standing baritone yodelers instruction with other fire- meeting, the secretary, Ruth "An American Artist". noon. and is presently on the "Big men from Tuscola county. Larry and Sandra Ziehm struction of a building if a Whittaker presented pro- Disscussed was a donation merger of the districts is Barn Frolic" Saturdays over resumed their studies at ficiency cards to 14 members towards the 1977 Owen-Gage Mrs. Quick authorized. The decision station WJR. whp_had__gualified__earliex .. 'Girls State~ representative Northern -Michigan Univer- Tom Schwaderer, senior, 1 -GA-RO'S-fcEADING-JEWEEER sity Monday following spring came at a Tuesday ""night" Mrs. Virginia Hartwick, a and an invitation to partici- meeting at the Gagetown was named honorary captain PH. 673-2444 break last week. School Menu past worthy matron, pre- pate in the Owendale Wo- hosts School after about three hours of the Cass City High School Mrs .Stella Pisarek enter- man's Club annual carnival in of discussion when about 90 basketball squad for the tained her sewing club, MARCH 21-25 April. Also discussed was how citizens met with school rep- 1951-52 season, while Tim to best proceed in selecting Wednesday afternoon. Burdon was named most Hobby Club resentatives. MONDAY the club's yearly sponsored Voters overwhelmingly dis- valuable player. Elma Miklovich, Inez scholarship recipient. approved of beer in the park Hot Dog & Bun Guest was .Dean Roller of Beach and Mabel Ondrajka Thirteen attended a meet- TIIIHTY-FIVK YEARS in an advisory vote Monday Chips Unionville, a teacher at attended an antique show in ing Monday of the Hobby Club by a 273-83 margin. AGO Bay City Friday. White Milk Owen-Gage, who gave a dem- at the home of Mrs. Basil Tuscola County Board of Mrs. Mabel Ondrajka en- Fruit Cup onstration on the art of loom Quick. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Commissioners were sur- Harmony was the keynote tertained the Ondrajka weaving and clay pottery and Quick for the 7:00 p.m.'des- prised Tuesday when they of the caucus of Elkland family of Marlette for dinner TUESDAY displayed some of his proj- sert were Miss Betty Jo Agar received a letter from Pro- Township Democrats at the ects. Monday. and Mrs. M.B. Auten. town hall Monday afternoon. bate Judge Bates Wills seek- Spaghetti &Meat Plans-were made to give an William Miller was chosen ing $21,000 in back pay. Buttered Beans Easter party for the Girl chairman; Alex Tyo, secre- New Rotary Club officers Bread-Butter Regeneration Returns Scout troop which the club for the 1972-73 year were an- tary, and Bernard Ross and sponsors. Charles Walmsley, tellers. White Milk Cass City High Gym nounced Tuesday. They in- Cookie For the program, Mrs. clude president, Clinton Nominations made included April 15 & 16 Esther McCullough showed supervisor, John Ross; clerk, For Advance Tickets Call 872-4055 House; vice-president, Rod- pictures taken in Yugoslavia WEDNESDAY CRYSTAL Advance Ticket $2.50 At Door $3.00 ney Kruegcr; secretary, Bessie McLarly; treasurer, and in Washington, D.C. Newell Harris, and treasurer, Edwin C. Fritz; highway commissioner, Martin Mc- Hamburger & Bun Bob Buttery. Chips Kenzie, and Justice of the STICK The village council ap- Buttered Peas peace, Robert Knight. proved the change-over from White Milk Frances Koepfgen and incandescent to mercury Cookie vapor street lighting in a Clarence Bukowski have the Medium Point leads in the junior play, special meeting Tuesday THURSDAY Color Choice morning at the New Gordon "George Washington Slept Hotel. Here". Alex Henry, Elkland town- Mashed Potatoes Turkey in Gravy ship treasurer, did a worth- while job of tax collecting this Tossed Salad TEN YEARS AGO Bread-Butter winter. According to County Treasurer Arthur Willits, Cranberry Sauce The Cass City Board of White Milk Henry returned only $710.05 in Education cast a longing eye Cookie Having rented my farm, I will sell the following personal at power bleachers, for the uncollected taxes out of a total tax roll of $29,083.32. property at public auction located 7 miles north of Cass City, new high school gym in its FRIDAY 1 regular session Monday, but Mrs. Albert Myron, 68, a 1 /4 miles east on McAlpine Road on former Greenleaf township backed away when it was Barbecue on Bun BEIM^FRAN KLJ N learned that power would up resident now living in the Chips Where everything you buy the cost about 35 per cent. Detroit area, established a Cass City Buttered Corn is guaranteed Plans moved rapidly ahead knitting record Thursday White Milk FRIDAY/MARCH 18 for an addition to the Cass when she finished knitting her Brownie City Recreational park after 123rd pair of socks. at 12:30 prompt work by the commit- Clarence Burt, John West, Menu subject to change. tee in charge and the Cass Sub soiler - 2 hydraulic cylin- City Village Council. John Deere 40-30 Tractor Interscholastic skiing at with cab, airconditioning, ders Cass City High School found heater, radio - with 730 2 wheel trailer with stock scant favor among admini- rack strators when it was dis- hours - like new - serial cussed Monday evening at the no.258396T 2 fuel tanks - 500 gallon - regular meeting of the Board 300 gallon of Education. f One of Cass City's longest? Ford 5000 Tractor 180 amp. Lincoln welder established businesses with 1400 hours Power duster changed hands this week Quantity of steel fence posts when Mrs. Lucille Sommers sold Sommers' Bakery to Mr. Moline 4 Star Tractor Portable air compressor and Mrs. Stuart Merchant of wide front Extension ladders Cass City. Lloyd Severance, Decker, Fanning mill was re-elected president of Case No. 660 Bean- Feed cart on rubber - silage the Michigan Milk Producers' cart on rubber Deford local at a meeting Special Combine with cab Bench grinder Saturday. Also re-elected and bean pickup. were vice-president Hessell Wall drill press Venema and secretary-treas- New Holland No. 905 self- Double stainless steel wash urer Maynard Stine. propelled haybine tubs 2 Surge milker pumps and TWENTY-FIVE YEARS New Holland No. 270 hay AGO baler line New Holland side rake Surge Bucket The Cass City School Band's long struggle for new New Idea No. 326 2 row 1 uniforms was climaxed with 1 h.p. electric motor - /4 h.p. success when an announce- corn picker electric motor New Idea No. 208 manure ment was made by school Some lumber authorities early this week of spreader Collapsible fish shanty the purchase of 66 uniforms Oliver 12 ft. wheel disc for the talented group at a Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. • Brooder stove cost of $51.85 each. Total cost John Deere 17 hoe grain drill Jewelry wagon is $3,422.10. Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. John Deere 12 ft. field cult- Highly-favored Cass City ivator lost a heartbreaking 58-56 But Humpty Dumpty wasn't hurt at all. Built-in, gas, stainless steel decision to a red-hot Vassar John Deere 4 bottom plow stove quintet Saturday night in the His savings account at PSB cushioned his fall. John Deere 3 bottom plow final round of the state dis- Copper boiler - 30 gallon John Deere 4 row 3 point trict high school basketball crock cultivator Protect yourself or attain a dream, Oak table and 4 chairs Ford 4 row 3 point cultivator Trees It's all easier than it may seem. 2 wagons with gravity boxes Horse equipment Sausage stuffer PSB pays the highest Wagon with grain box Grain cradle available Tandem axle wagon Sewing machine interest on a 12ft. harrow Trees can serve a wide Others variety of purposes. They passbook savings 12ft. spike harrow may be planted for Christmas IHC No. 44 4 row planter trees, timber production, account, Keewane 40 ft. hay and grain Chevrolet 1963 No. 60 windbreaks, wildlife cover and erosion control. And really knows how elevator 2 Ton Truck with grain The Tuscola Soil Conserva- to make Tractor duals-13-6-38 box, stock rack, hoist, tion District is taking orders 29,000 miles-Sharp for trees and shrubs for 1977 your savings mount. 16 ft. aluminum elevator spring planting. Red pine; 12 ft. grain auger Scotch pine, Austrian pine, John Deere 3 point 200 gal- Feed white spruce, Colorado blue spruce seedlings and black lon sprayer walnut whips are still avail- Innes bean windrower Approx. 400 bales 2nd cut- able. Autumn olive, a wildlife 2-12 ft. weeders ting alfalfa hay shrub, is also available. Or- 3 section rotary hoe Approx. 400 bales 3rd cut- ders may be placed immedi- ately as the trees will be -** Cable hoist with 12 ft. frame ting alfalfa hay arriving in April. The district has tree plant- Ford. 3 point 7 ft. mower Approx. 200 bales 1st cut- ers that will be available for 5 % Daily Interest On Passbooks Grain Box ting alfalfa hay rent. They also have a list of r Inmrad la S40.000 2 bottom trailer plow Approx. 700 bales straw commercial planters for per- sons interested in planting several thousand trees. The machinery is in good condition and has been kept under cover. Stop in the TSCD office at AI OIHMII IMIUIANCI COIf 01 AMOK 852 S. Hooper Street in Caro or phone tree orders by calling 673-8174, Someone will HOWARD IRRER, OWNER help determine the amount Phone 872-2483 and species needed. FSB. The Peoples State Bank TERMS: Cash. Everything settled for day of sale. REPETITION -''„., „ , „ DRIVE-IN BANK AT CLERK: Hillaker Auction Service 171 N. STATE ST. «pcop/c Serving People" STATE & VAN GE,sEN There's little new under the AUCTIONEER: Lorn Hillaker, Phone 872-3019, Cass City sun — the answers to the most PH. 673-2188 PH. 673-8212 .:.••••, . • ...'..-.•/ pressing problems can be found in the book of experi- Not Responsible for accidents ence. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 PAGE NINE
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MERCHANTS"A"LEAGUE SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED R. Schember 565, C. Kolb 502 Louks 200-161, V. Bilicki 187, Mclntosh 463, J. Morell 453. SUNDAY NIGHT Jl'MOK March!), 1977 March 13, 1077 L. Tomaszewski 543, E. Lew M. Kerbyson 167-158, V. Wo- High Individual Games: icki 515, B. Wildman 530, N lak 163, S. Nicholas 162-156, D. Nancy Helwig 220, Pat Mcln- Kathryn M. Turner, F.I.C. Rookies 10 3189 N. Decker Road B.A. Calka . 14 Sandbaggers 9 Biebel 527, R. Geiger 503, D Fobear 157, J. Turner 156. tosh 216-166, M. LaPeer 213- Badgers 9 Erla Food Center 13 Mix Ups 7 Hazard 524, J. Burelson 569. Splits Converted: 5-10 N. 168, M. Guild 191-184, H. Decker. Michigan Alleycats 9 Phone Snover 672-9515 Croft-Clara Lumber 12 Low Rollers 7 Maharg, B. Louks, 3-10 K. Sontag 190, S. Cummins 189- Sweathogs 5 Fuelgas 11 Untouchables 7 Maharg, E. Bilicki, S. Fo- 170-169, B. Deering 189, J. Starlight Bowlers 2 Morell 177, D. Wischmeyer Ouvry Chevy-Olds 11 Gutter Dusters 7, TUSCOLA GET TO bear, 2-7 G. Kerbyson, 5-6 D. Comeback Kids 1 Look into the Gleaners' IRA-approved New England Life 11 Old Timers 5 GETHERS"B"LEAGUE Fobear, 4-9-10 J. Wolak. 177, M. Zdrojewski 175-169,' P. life annuity plans. They spell tax de- Kingston State Bank 11 Peaches & Cream 4 March 7, 1!)77 Erla 172-160-150, J. LaRoche High Team Series: Alley- Cass City Oil & Gas in Late Comers 2 (sub) 172, G. Prieskorn (sub) cats 1250, Rookies 1148. ductions now, retirement income later. Farm Bureau 12 CITY LEAGUE 172, G. Kelley 171, L. Selby Blount Agriculture 8 High Team Games: Alley- And you can choose to put away .. Warren Electric 7 .High Team Series; Un- Fagan's Carpet Cle. Serv. 11 March 14, 1977 171-166-163, J. Smithson 168- cats -127-417-401), Rookies 404- Charlie's Market G touchables 1910, Old Timers Hall's Trim Shop 10 154, Phyllis Mclntosh 1(57-159, -119; Comeback Kids 411. .the same or. varying amounts each, Kritzman's 6 1845. Fort's Party Store 10 Dale's Eaves Troughing 7 L. Herron 166-153, P. Little Individual High Series: D. month. Phone this evening for details. High Team Games: Old Kingston Krome 9 Cass City Lanes 6 165, J. Chippi 162, C. Lang- Childs 463. T. Vandiver 410, D. 600 Series: J. Wolak 623. Timers 677, Untouchables 667. Blount Agri. 9 New Greenleaf Garage 6 maid 162, L. Salas (sub) 162, Ertman 409, C. Kelley 408. D. 500 Series: D. Ouvry 594, C. High Individual Series: J. Rabideau Motors 8'^ Whittaker's Sawmill 5 Noreen Helwig KiO, M. Isard Dickinson 401. Kplb 591, B. Copeland 573, J. Schwartz 549, G. Lapp 556, E. Smitty's Mobil 8 Missionary Church 5 160, N. Wallace 160-158, M. High Individual Games: D. Little 566, G. Lapp 564, E. Francis 524, P. Schwartz 462, Wood's Hay & Straw 7 Mac & Leo Serv ice 2 Erla 159-157, M. Kerbyson Childs 105-157, M. Miracle 156, Schulz 562, J. Fox 556, J. I. Schweikart 441, R. Schweik- Formost Const. Co. 5'^ Turkeys 1 158, M. Downing 157-151, C. T. Vandiver 154, D. Ertman Smithson 555, C. Guinther 552, art 534, D. Tracy 415, L. Yost Cole Carbide 3 Skirlo 157, M. Albee 155-154, 153. LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY Colwood No. 1 3 High Team Series: New M. Damm 154, L. Bryant 153, F. Schott 546, D. Iseler 538, C. 412, T. Yost 509, P. Childs 429, Splits Converted: Bob Red- 1600 N WOODWARD • BIRMINGHAM. MICHIGAN . 48012 Muntz 537, E, Lewicki 533, D. D. Mathewson 491, P. Math- Greenleaf Garage 2560, Mac J. Christner 153, C. Krueger man 3-10, M. Mozclen 2-7. Vatter 529, M. Zawilinski 529, ewson 509. High Series: L. McNeal 572. & Leo Service 2523. 150, T. Weaver 150. M. Grifka 522, P. Robinson High Individual Games: P. High Game: B. Billow 213. High Team Games: Cass 522, F. Knoblet 521, G. Whitta- Childs 156, D. Mathewson High Team Series: Hall's City Lanes 900, New Green- ker 520, M. Helwig 514, R. 179-158, P. Mathewson 191- 2876. leaf Garage 893. Ouvry 514, H. Wolak 514, D. 204, I. Schweikart 167, R. High Team Game: Hall's High Individual Series: R. Cummings 513, L. Taylor 513, Schweikart 190-184, D. Tracy 977. Schweikart 596, 0. Pierce 570, K. Martin 510, C. Croft 508, B. 160, L. Tracy 182, L. Yost 166, 200 Games: L. McCreedy M. Wasserman 546, V. Gal- Pudelko 508, F. Ruggles 508, •G. Sowdon 135, T. Yost 188, C, 211, R. Metcalf 202, B. Billow laway 543, T. Furness 534, L. L. Wenzloff 508, D. Wallace Furness 154, P. Schwartz 185, 213. Hartwick 516, B. Silvernail LA-Z-BOY 502, P. Smith 500, C. Vandiver J. Schwartz 180-189-180, E. 500 Series: L. McCreedy 511. 500. Francis 177-182, J. Lapp 164, 549, R. Metcalf 508, L. McNeal High Individual Games: 0. 200 Games: C. Kolb 245, J. G. Lapp 196-198. 572, N. Benitez 502. Pierce 234, M. Wasserman Wolak 237-201, J. Little 230, D. Splits Converted: G. Lapp 226-177, R. Schweikart 222- Ouvry 224-216, G. Lapp 222, B. 4-7-10, C. Home 5-7, T. Fur- 198-176, T. Gallaway 213-193, LADIES LEAGUE V. Gallaway 213-175, B. Copeland 214, B. Pudelko 204, ness 3-10, D. Tracy 5-6-10, L. March 8, 1!»77 E. Schulz 202, F. Knoblet 200. Tracy 3-10, T. Yost 3-10. Silvernail 191, L. Hartwick 190-181, G. Gallaway 181, T. Ber-Wa-Ga-Na 14 Yost 179, L. Taylor 177, G. Gagetown Oil & Gas 14 King 176, J. Schwartz 175. MERCHANTS"B"LEAGUE JUNIORS Woods Research 13'- March!), 1(177 Johnson Plumberettes 13 Untouchables 32 Veronica's 13 Gagetown Oil & Gas 16 Gutter Cleaners 26 THURSDAY NITE TRIO Cabelettes 9 March 10,1977 Walbro 12 Ten Pins 24 Wire-ettes 8 Colony House 12 Rookies 21 Provincial House 8 Just arrived in time for our Big Chair Sale Village Service Center 10 Martin Electric Gals 21 Smith 13 Erla's 8 Blatz 12 American Banker's Life 10 Low Rollers 20 Farm Bureau 7'/2 Clare's Sunoco Service 10 Martin Electric Guys 20 Van Dale 11 You can depend on LA-Z-BOY and SAVE, too Brinkman Bins 7 OOPS 10 Tuckey Block 9 Quaker Maid Kings - 18 IGA Foodliner 5 Copeland Builders 9 Lucky Strikes 17 Draves 9 GCG 9 Sherwood Forest 9 The Turkeys 17 Team High Series: Ber-Wa- Rabideau Motor Sales 8 Alleycats 12 Nemeth 8 Ga-Na 2182. KJK 8 Mr and Mrs. La-Z-Bo/ Croft-Clara Lumber 8 Pin Setters 12 Team High Game: Ber-Wa- Herron Builders 7 Wildwood 6 Ga-Na 777. Smith Bid. 4 High Team Series: Low High Series: E. Remain Root 3 500 Series: M. Helwig 548, Rollers 2044, Pin Setters 2020, Reclina-Rockerst 567, M. Guild 552, J. Koch 483, Hillside 3 C. Mellendorf 539, J. Guinther Untouchables 2015. M. Grady 479, L. Holcomb 535, A. Witherspoon 534, W. High Individual Series: P. 460, N. Davis 459, C. Mellen- High Team Series: Draves Prich 526, R. Wagg 523, D. Corcoran 527, M. Richards dorf 454, R. Batts 452, Pat Englehart 520, M. McLaren 1575, Blatz 1572. 516, T. Johnson 483. Mclntosh 450. High Team Games: Draves 518, F. Knoblet 517, A. Hend- High Team Games: Low High Games: Joan Koch rick 514, A. McLachlan 508, B. 564-532, Blatz 564, Van Dale, Rollers 794, Untouchables 704, 225, M. Guild 204, E. Remain Smith 541, OOPS 540, KJK Silvernail 508, J. Hacker 506, Martin Electric Guys 696. 197, M. Smithers 192, M. S. Mellendorf 504. 532. High Individual Games: M. Grady 181, M. Parrish 165, High Individual Series: D. 200 Games: M. McLaren Richards 204, P. Klemkowsky Pat Mclntosh 165, S.Reynolds 208, J. Hacker 205, R. Wagg Miller 588, P. Davis 574, J. 198, T. Johnson 194. 163, B. Abke 162, P. Johnson Mclntosh 550, B. Andrus 545, 205, A. Witherspoon 201, J. 160, L. Holcomb 174, N. Davis A. McLachlan 539, R. Nich- Guinther 200. 178, R. Batts 160, D. Jones 158, TUESDAY AFTERNOON olas 533, W. Wood 529, Doug C. Mellendorf 154, F. Wither- O'Dell 528. LADIES CITY LEAGUE LADIES Batts 160, D. Jones 158, C. March 8, 1977 High Individual Games: J. March 8, li)77 Mellendorf 154, F. Wither- Mclntosh 219-180, W. Wood spoon 155, B. Fuller 156, M. 217, P. Davis 211-195, R. Chappel 's Men's Shop 11 Chappel's Men's Shop 25 Spencer 154, C. Wallace 154, Good Times 24 Nicholas 208-183, Del Miller Sandy's Beauties 8 P. Rayl 153, M. VanVliet 150, 202-194-192, G. Gwisdala, A. Clare's Sunoco 7 Funsome"4" 23 R. Leyva 150, F. Schad 150. Wonder Women 21 McLachlan 202, B. Andrus Copeland & Gornovvicz 6 201, R. Root 199, R. Pawloski Team No. 7 5 Bowling Bags 20M; 195, L. Smith 194, Doug O'Dell BigD 4 Sunshine 19 KINGS & QUEENS OutofTqwners 17 189, G. Deering 188, 0. Pierce Francis Builders 4 March 10,1977 186, L. Tibbits 184, Dale Smith . Chuck Gage Welding 3 Day-Dreamers 15 181. Jugs 15 Greenhorns 6 M. High Team Series: Sandy's Roadrunners 15 Lucky Strikes 5 Beauties 2231, Big D 2130, Thunder Rollers 14 Youngsters Vk MONDAY NIGHT TRIO Copeland & Gornowicz 2054. Gutter Balls 7','a Jolly Ones 4 March 14,1977 High Team Games: San- Oddballs 3 dy's Beauties 840-752, Big D High Individual Series: G. M-D's 1 Silverwood Motors 6 746. Corcoran 500. Go-Getters 5 High Individual Series: J. High Individual Game: G. High Team Series: Green- Deering Packing 4 Lapp 512, C. Davidson (sub) Corcoran 225. horns 1879, Oddballs 1761. Country Kids 4 503, D. Mathewson 497, V. High Team Series: Day- High Team Games: Green- Dreamers 4 Lapp 490, S. Cummins 486, J. Dreamers 2397. horns 661-618-600, M-D's 616, Gutter Runners 1 LaRoche 474, I, Schweikart High Team Game: Fun- Youngsters 600. 463, P. Ulfig 459, J. Deering some "4" 830. High Men's Series: R. High Team Series: Go-Get- 454. Splits Converted: P. Bruce Schweikart 526, B. Thompson ters 1314, Deering Packing High Individual Games: J. 5-7. 511, J. Brown 497. 1213. What a great way to improve a marriage Lapp 201-167, V. Lapp 194-181, High Men's Games: M. HighTeam Games: Go-Get- J. LaRoche 186-155, P. Ulfig Mellendorf 202, B. Davidson ters 449, Deering Packing 416. Togetherness is a pair of La-'/-Boy Ilcclina-Rockers. For him. And 179, C. Davidson (sub) 178- High Individual Series: B. TUSCOLA GET TO 191, W. Czekai 186. for her. The chair with the reclining back that lets you settle clown to 167-158, C. Furness 178, S. High Women's Series: P. Massingale 508, P. Schwartz Cummins 177-157-152, D. Cox GETHERS "A" LEAGUE 472, R. Russell 442, L. Yost any position you choose. The chair with the independently operated March 7, 1077 Schwartz 583, I. Schweikart 176, D. Mathewson 175-162- 513, L. Holcomb 431, B. Whit- 422, B. Creason 422, A. Pierce footrest you can move up, or clown as the mood moves you. The 160, J. Deering 166-160, P. taker 425, M. Schwartz 412. 402. chair with the built-in rocker action. Available in a wide choice of Childs 162, I. Schweikart 159- Sommers' Bakery 14 High Individual Games: B. Bartnik's Sales & Parts 12 High Women's Games: P. lovely fabrics, or long wearing vinyls, the RecLina-Rocker will give 158. Schwartz 236-186-161, I. Massingale 194-185, R. Rus- you and your mate years of comfort. It's a Blue Chip investment for Splits Converted: D. Cox Hillaker's Auct.Serv. 12 sell 194, P. Schwartz 179-158, Kurt's Party Store 9 Schweikart 185-170-158, B. any home. Pick out yours soon. 4-5-7, D. Mathewson 4-5, M. Whittaker 178, L. Holcomb A. Pierce 173, B. Creason 165, Home (sub) 5-6-10, J. Deering Harris-Hampshire Ins. 9 L. Yost 160, W. Lebioda 151. Causley Trucking 8 157, M. Schwartz 155. 2-7, J. LaRoche 5-6, J. Palma- Splits Converted: 3-10 P. Splits Converted: D. Hea- Evans Prod. Co. 7 teer 2-7, M Copeland 3-10, F. Schwartz, M. Mellendorf, cock 5-10, B. Massingale 3-10, Kloc 2-7. J&C Total 7 J. Harrison 4-5-7. Pabst 7 2-4-10 W. Czekai, 5-7 J. Brown, Now, for a limited time, you can buy Ouvry Chevy-Olds 6 5-6, 2-7 A. Rivard. Colwood No. 2 3 MERCHANETTE LEAGUE Kingston State Bank 2 GUYS & GALS March 10,1977 that comfortable chair you've March 8, 1977 High Series: J. Burelson Herron Builders 14 569. Bliss Milk Hauling 10V High Game: J. Guinther Kens and Kerbs 28 2 always dreamed of Kin Folk 26 1/2 Cass City Boron 10 V> 241. 24 '/ Walbro 10 High Team Series: Harris- Rebels 2 Charm ont Express 24 '/2 Gambles 10 Hampshire 2783. 22 Kritzman's 8 at a substantial High Team Game: Harris- Kingston Klowns Full Moons 19 Albee Hardware 7 Hampshire 999. Tuckey Block 6 200 Games: D. Hazard 202, Stickers SAVINGS!!! We can insure Losers? - 15 Anrod Screen Cyl. 6 J. Burelson 200, J. Merchant Brand X Wilson Ins. 5 everything 219, B. Bartle 206, J. Guinther Alley Sweepers Cole Carbide 5 241, B. Bader 202, E. Helwig you own Big"D" 4 201-201, E. Schulz 235, E. High Team Series: Char- ...economically. Haley 212, D. Thane 208, R. mont Express 1932, Kin Folk High Team Series: Walbro Schember 217, L. Tomaszew- We can give you the right 1897, Brand X 1891. 2357, Bliss 2318, Gambles ski 200, N. Biebel 213, R. High team Games: Char- 2307, Cole 2303, Kritzman's kind of policies at Geiger 206. economical rates for mont Express 686-671, Brand 2269, Herron's 2180, C.C. Bor- 500 Series: J. Mclntosh 527, X 682-667, Losers? 642, Kin on 2152, Wilson 2126, Anrod your car, business, home R. Surbrook 505, N. Willy 525, LA-Z-BOY $ Folk 639-637-621, Kingston 2092. and family. We'll offer B. Bartle 522, J. Guinther 563, 95 Klowns 621. High Team Games: Bliss J. Hacker 518, D. Thane 530. RECLINA-ROCKER' you Michigan Mutual High Men's Series: R. Nich- 849-742-727, Walbro 827-779- FROM insurance with the latest E. Helwig 561, E. Schulz 519. olas 559, J. Wolak 529, B. 751, Cole 815-761-727, Gambles 179 features. Call us today so Kingsland 511, E. Bilicki 504, 793:772-742, Wilson 786, Kritz- thai we can get together S. Fobear 491. mahs 769-758-742, C.C. Boron INSTANT CREDIT soon. SIMULATED High Men's Games: R. 761-753, Herron's 740-727-713, Nicholas 201-193, J. Wolak Anrod 726-702, Albee's 714. FREE PARKING! Open Every ENGRAVED 195-185, E. Bilicki 189, B. High Individual Series: M. BUSINESS CARDS Kingsland 188, S. Fobear 183, LaPeer 529, S. Cummins 528, Doerr Agency K. Harding 183. Pat Mclntosh §24, M. Guild Saturday AVAILABLE 1-COLOR High Women's Series: B. 517, L. Selby~500, Nancy No Payments Phone 872-3615 OR 2-COLOR Louks 482, V. Bilicki 470, M. Helwig493, B. Deering 484, P. Until April 1977 Cass City Kerbyson 469, S. Nicholas 442, Erla 482, M. Zdrojewski 469, Afternoon The Chronicle D. Fobear 421, J. Turner 412. D. Wischmeyer 468, M. Erla High Women's Games: B. 464, N. Wallace 464, Phyllis CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977
AUCTION SALE Mrs. Thelma Jackson Having rented my farm I will sell at Phone 658-2347 1 Holbrook Area News public auction at the place located 2 /4 miles north of Bad Axe on M-53 the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam- Frank McDonald and son CHRISTENING Chinoski of Parisville. Cleland. The next meeting were Wednesday evening following personal property on ing were Friday evening Jack Ross of Ubly was a will be held at the home of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank David of Flint visited Mrs. guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Frank Yietter at Harbor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Puy- Thursday evening guest of Mrs. George Krause in April. Laming. Rienelt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk. The Holbrook Helpers 4-H Beach Hospital and Mr. and nak of West Bloomfield Hills Mrs. Alex Cleland and Saturday, March 19 Mrs. Jim Hewitt and Lori, 'were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Monty Babbs and sewing group met Saturday at commencing at 1 p.m. sharp Carol were Thursday over- Monica of Pontiac were Sat- the Fraser Presbyterian Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Bee and night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Sweeney and Mrs. family in honor of Heather urday guests of Sara Camp- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nad- church. Dave Matthews Jr. and sons. bell and Harry Edwards. iger of Burt were Thursday Mrs. John Autos of Utica Dave Sweeney visited Mr. O'Bee's christening at St. They also visited Mrs. Dick John Deere 4020 diesel tractor, year- and Mrs. A.J. McCarty Joseph Catholic church in Ruth Hewitt of Spring Ar- supper guests of Mrs. Emma spent a few days visiting her Wallace Thursday afternoon. bor spent the week end with Decker. mother, Theresa Glaza, and round cab, 18 x 34 M&W duals, 2700 hrs. Thursday afternoon. Argyle. Mrs. Kevin Robinson and Mr. and-Mrs. Joe Doynes of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt and Wendy Doerr was a Friday sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Am- John Deere 520 tractor, 12 x 38 M&W Tracy were Friday guests of Lori. overnight guest of Luann brose Chinoski at Parisville Shepherd were Monday sup- EUCHRE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michalski. Gall away. duals, heat hauser per guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Mrs. Don Jackson spent Bob Cleland of Pontiac and Tschirhart. Oliver No. 6342-4 bottom roll over plow Jack Tyrrell and family. Three tables of cards were Tschirhart were Saturday _Daye Matthews Jr. spent the - -Mrs; Jim Doerr and-Jeff --played-when the Euchre Club ; Saturday., inBav. Citv - Mr....and..JMrs...Ear-1-Schenk- G raham-rTbe TO f t"eni seI pto w "supper guests'of Mr . and Mrs. week end with Mrs. Alex were Saturday evening guests were Friday lunch guests of met Saturday evening at the Herbert Tschirhart and Cleland and Carol. John Deere 11-hole grain drill Viola Rose at Argyle. home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold HII.LTOPPEKS of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Zulauf Leona Tschirhart at Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson in Ubly. John Deere 4 row planter w/liquid and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Benkel- Copeland. Mrs. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Hen- man were Wednesday guests Buella and Mrs. Frank Lam- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland dry fertilizer tanks ley and sons and Dave Hun- attended the Shabbona RLDS of Mrs. Minnie Williams at ing tied for high prize for the dersmarck were recent New Idea 12 foot fertilizer spreader Elkton. women. Frank Laming won Hilltoppers dinner and meet- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl ing at the home of Marie New Holland No. 268 PTO baler Mrs. Dave Matthews Jr. high prize for the men. Low Schenk and Randy. Planning To and sons were Saturday lunch prizes were won by Mrs. Cliff Meredith Friday evening. New Idea 7 foot mower w/hitch for There was a short business guests of Mrs. Alex Cleland Jackson and Jerry Decker. EXTENSION MEETING conditioner New Idea side rake and Carol. Mrs, Ronnie Gracey won the meeting where plans were made for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Spencer traveling prize. The next The Greenleaf Extension New Idea 7 foot conditioner of Cass City were Tuesday party will be held at the home Worship service was led by group met Thursday at the Mrs. Voyle Dorman. Recre- New Idea 2 row corn picker, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Deck- home of Mrs. Lee Hendrick. BUILD 12 roller husking bed Cliff Jackson. er, April 16. A potluck lunch ation was led by Mrs. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Dave Michal- was served. The lesson on appliance up- John Deere 55 gallon sprayer, 20 foot ski and family were Saturday keep and repair was led by booms, 3 point hitch evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murill Shagena. The Cancer or Mrs. Kevin Robinson and next meeting will be held at Case 12 foot tandem disc Mrs. Jim Hempton was a the home of Mrs. Don Tracy Tracy. Wednesday guest of Mrs. IHC 20 foot, 5 section harrow Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wein- in April. A dessert lunch was Emma Decker in Cass City. served. drive IHC 12 foot, 3 section harrow ard and Mr, and Mrs. Rey- Mrs. Viola Rose, Mrs. REMODEL? nold Tschirhart were Satur- Leone Doerr, Mrs. David John Deere 10 foot field cultivator day evening guests of Mr. and to begin Doerr and Mrs. Joe Doerr, SAVE $ $ $ $ Brillion 12 foot cultipacker Mrs. Louis Pelot. Diann and Darlene of Argyle, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mr. and Mrs. Milo Herman 12 foot weeder Mrs. Marcus Osantowski of of Montrose were Tuesday Wietek of Detroit spent from Ubly and Mrs. Jinn Doerr, Fred Grac/yk of Detroit On The Finest John Deere 4 row rear mount cultivator Wednesday till Saturday with lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wendy and Amy attended a Jack Tyrrell and family. and 1977 Michigan Division Rubber tired wagon w/f lat rack Mr. and Mrs. Louis Naples. bridal shower for Mary Ann Cancer Crusade co-chairman, Other Wednesday guests Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Rubber tired wagon w/gravity box Doerr at the home of her were Monday evening guests will be guest speaker at the were Mr. and Mrs. Walter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuscola County Crusade Kick HEATING SYSTEMS John Deere No. 33 manure spreader Sawicki of Detroit. of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shag- Doerr at Warren, Sunday. ena. Off meeting Monday evening, P & D 20 foot silo unloader w/2 motors Mr. and Mrs. John Dubey of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam- March 21, at the Moose Bay'Port, Mrs. W.J. Camp- ing were Monday supper FARM BUREAU Lodge, one mile east of Caro MADE 16 foot bale elevator on M-81. A social hour at 6:30 500 gallon fuel tank on stand bell of Owosso and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Walter Zawilinski of Cass Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer and potluck supper will pre- Installed and Guaranteed By 300 liquid fertilizer tank City were Sunday afternoon Bob Cleland of Pontiac, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lowe cede the meeting. 50 gallon electric hot water heater guests of Sara Campbell and Dave Matthews Jr. and Mrs. attended the Shabbona Farm Graczyk will give a food Mike Wood, State Licensed Harry Edwards. Billy Camp- Alex Cleland and Carol were Bureau meeting Thursday preparation and demonstra- Jewelry wagon bell, who spent the past four Saturday visitors at the evening at the home of Mr. tion. Other entertainment is IHC 340 tractor w/7 foot Easy loader months with his grandmoth- homes of Mrs. Anne Pelton in and Mrs. Grant Brown. Arley also being planned. Heating Contractor er, returned home with his Cass City and Mr. and Mrs. Gray led the discussion on Mrs. Robert Cassidy of mother, Mrs. W.J. Campbell, Jack Pelton. "What Should Farm Bureau Vassar, county crusade chair- Not Responsible For Accidents At Sale Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Cam- Do About Farm-related person, urges, all volunteers • Free Estimates • Or Stolen Items All Sales Final Mrs. Nelin Richardson and eron were Wednesday supper Jobs". The next meeting will to come as crusade kits will Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Richard- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn be held at the home of Mr. and be handed out. Many more Call 872-2078 son and Brenda were Sunday Spencer and Bill. Mrs. Lee Hendrick. A potluck workers are needed, espec- TERMS: Cash. All items must be supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bill Roberts and Mrs. lunch was served. ially in the Koylton, Silver- tied for before removing from Cliff Jackson. Stan Glaza spent Saturday in wood, Gagetown, Dayton, Ron Berridge spent the Bay City shopping. Kingston and Elmwood MIKE'S HEATING the premises. week end with David Ellis at Don Harrington spent areas. Anyone able to help in CLERK: Osentoski Auction Service Wednesday with Earl Schenk. Ronnie and Michele Deach- the crusade may call Mrs. Ferris State College at Big Cassidy at 823-7828 or Mrs. Rapids. Sara Campbell and Billy in of Lake Orion spent the 3675 E. Caro Road Cass City were Sunday dinner guests of week end with Mr. and Mrs. Don Kochalka at 823-8286, in Mrs. Joe Dybilas spent Vassar, or come to the meet- BILL ELVIN, OWNER Monday in Saginaw. Mrs. Wilfred Wills. Reynold Tschirhart. Other Mr. and Mrs. Lynwpod,T Sunday guests were Mr. and ing. Persons attending should License No:43608 AUCTIONEERS: Ira, David and Martin Osentoski Glen Shagena visited Leslie Lapeer and family and Mf'.'j bring a dish to pass and Hewitt Saturday. Mrs. Fel Dapkus of Plymouth and Mrs. Steve Timmons andy and Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose table service. Phone Cass City 872-2352 or Mr. and Mrs. Duane Nicol family were Sunday supper Bad Axe 269- 9303 of Webberville spent the week guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gay- end with Leland Nicol and lord Lapeer. Other evening visited Mrs. Leland Nicol at guests were Orwood Lowe The Want Ads Are Newsy Too! Huron Memorial Hospital in and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bad Axe. Laming. Mrs. Cliff Robinson visited Mr. and Mrs. Philip Robinson and family in Cass City MOVE RIGHT Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt of Deckerville were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. IN BEAUTIFUL Glen Shagena. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Osentoski were Thursday evening guests and Mr. and Mrs. Jim B. Sweeney were Saturday evening guests of HILLCREST SUBDIVISION Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peplinski save and family and Ted Peplinski arrived home from Florida and visited Nancy Walsh at St. Mary's Hospital in Sagi- naw, Saturday. Daryl Lapeer of Millington, Ter.n., Mrs. Stanley Fay of Pontiac and Mrs. Manly Fay Sr. were Tuesday lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Timmons and daughters. DON'T WASTE IT. Daryl Lapeer returned to Tennessee, Sunday. Mrs. Howard Wills and A dripping hot water faucet wastes both water Terry were Sunday evening and gas. Replace worn-out washers immediately. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff And check your water heater to be sure it's Robinson and Becky. working efficiently. Mrs. Joe Dybilas and Paul visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike If your water heater is old — or too small — Puszykowski in Bay City replace it with a modern gas heater. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Sween- You'll use less gas to heat more water — ey were Thursday supper faster! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Sweeney and family in honor 'ALL UNDERGROUND UTILITY SERVICES Save your energy . . . of Mrs. Jim A. Sweeney's birthday. Mrs. Don McKnight of Bad Axe was a Monday guest of •LARGE SPACIOUS LOT - 3 BEDROOMS Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dreger Thumb Area: 648-2333 and family and Mr. and Mrs. LET US SHOW YOU THIS BEAUTIFUL HOMEI Don Jackson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morell and family hon- oring the birthdays of Floyd come to the Morell, Mrs. Don Jackson and Offered Now At FINANCING Chad Dreger. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland were Monday evening guests A Surprisingly of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Esau. Rita Tyrrell spent the week AVAILABLE end with Mr. and Mrs. John LOW PRICE Pekrule at Mt. Pleasant. The Holbrook Helpers 4-H sewing group met Saturday at the home of Mrs. Jim Doerr. OFFERED BY OWNER For Past Results Try Herron Builders, Inc. 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Mike Van Norman of Swartz Chiropractic Physician Michigan State Grange are The Hilltoppers of the Mrs. Bruce Kritzman was a Creek were Sunday afternoon OPTOMETRIST sponsoring a Youth Soil and The Laing Farm Bureau callers of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Office Hours : met Tuesday, March 8, for a RLDS church met Friday Friday afternoon caller of Water Conservation Scrap- evening, March 11, for supper Miss Grace Wheeler. Van Norman. Hours 8-5:00 except Thursday Mon.,Tues., Wed.,Fri. book Contest again this year. cooperative dinner at noon at Elder Bruce Swol'fer of 9-12a.m.andl:30-5:OOp.m. at the home of Marie Mere- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hopkins 8-12 noon on Saturday The Tuscola Soil Conserva- the home of Miss Grace Sandusky will be the guest GABRIEL Saturday 9-12 a.m. Wheeler. There were eight dith at 7 p.m. There were 10 and daughter Julaine were 4624 Hill St. tion District Board of Direc- present. The blessing on food Saturday guests of her par- speaker Sunday morning, Across from Hills and Dales Closed All Day Thursday tors is urging all students in families present. March 20 at 11 o'clock at the Alex Wheeler called the was offered by Mrs. Bruce ents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Keepsake* Hospital Phone 872-2765 Cass City grades three through eight to Kritzman. Van Norman. Shabbona RLDS church. For Appointment enter the contest. meeting to order. Mrs. Laur- The Bunco Group will meet Registered Diamond Rings ence Hyatt gave the package After the meal a short Mrs. Nelin Richardson and Phone 872-3404 Students will be eligible as worship was conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Richard- Saturday evening, March 19, follows: Class I: third and report and also played the at the Community Hall. Mr. Harold T. Donahue, M.D. tapes. The discussion on Mrs. Voyle Dorman. A short son and Brenda were Sunday McConkey Jewelry ALLEN WITHERSPOON .. fourth graders; Class II; fifth business-meeting-was- held. afternoon and supper guests . and Mrs, .Ales .Wheeler are... New England Life Physician & Surgeon and sixth graders, and Class crime was led by "Miss'Wheel'-" hosts. er. Mr. and Mrs. Dorman were of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson NEL Growth Fund III: seventh and eighth grad- & Gift Shop CLINIC The next meeting will be elected leaders. Marie Mere- of Ubly. NEL Equity Fund ers. Scrapbooks will be Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kritz- 4674 Hill St., Cass City with Marie Meredith. dith was elected secretary 6458 Main Street Value Line Fund-Keystone judged at the district level and treasurer, and Mrs. man were Thursday after- man were Sunday dinner Funds and two scrapbooks in each noon callers of their aunt, guests of Mrs. George Cass City, Michigan 48726 Office 872-2323 - Res. 872-2311 George Krause in charge of Phone 872-2321 class will be submitted by the program. Mrs. Curtis Mrs. Maude Houghton. Krause. 4615 Oak St. Cass City each district for state-wide Cleland was in charge of Mrs. Don Smith and daugh- HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE judging. recreation. ters Sally and Julie and YONGKYUN KIM, M.D. Rules are as follows: 1. The Wildlife AGENCY, INC. The next meeting, April 1, Sandra Pallas spent over Obstetrician -gynecologist scrapbooks must be turned in will be with Mrs. Krause. Friday night at Debbie Certified Diplomate in to the Tuscola Soil Conser- week Smith's home at Kawkawlin. American Board of O.b, - Gyn Complete Insurance Services vation District Office, 852 S. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Behr The Charmont Hooper Street in Caro, by and family of Saginaw and The Standard For Office 872-2960 6815 E. Cass City Rd. June 1. 2. The 1977 theme will slated Miss Grace Wheeler was a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler 4672 Hi 11 St. Cass City, Michigan be "Soil Erosion and Sedi- Friday lunch guest of Mrs. and Jeff were Sunday supper Phone 872-2688 ment Control". 3. All pic- Peter Heronemus at the home guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dining Excellence 9-5 Weekdays; 9-12 Saturday; tures, drawings, charts and The March 20-26 Wildlife of her daughter and son-in- Hoagg. in Cass City closed Wednesday. MAC'S COUNTRY graphs must have appropri- Week theme, "We All Need law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bul- Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Van BEAUTY & BOUTIQUE ate explanations and-or cap- Clean Water," focuses on the grien. Home phone 872-3172 tions and source noted. 4. fact that every living thing Dinners Nightly 5 miles east of M-53 on Photos taken by participants must have water to survive. Argyle Rd. UNITED METHODIST except Mondays K.I. MacRAE, D.O. will be encouraged. 5. Par- Protecting water quality is WOMEN Baptist Open every day, except ticipants' name, age, full one of the vital issues we face Sundays from 12 noon Monday! mailing address and contest in the months and years Osteopathic Physician Call for evening appoint- The United Methodist Wo- class either Class I (third and ahead. To meet national goals men met Wednesday evening women ments, Ubly 658-5109. fourth grade), Class II (fifth of water clean enough for Buffet and Salad Bar and Surgeon Operators: Barb MacAl- with Mrs. Bob Bader. Twenty and sixth grade) or Class III swimming, boating and wild- members and two guests every Friday from 5 to 9 p.m. Corner Church and Oak Sts. pine, Vera Ferguson. (seventh and eighth grade) life protection by 1983, and no meet Office 872-2880 - Res. 872-3365 were present. The meeting must appear plainly on the more dumping of pollutants in was called to order by Mrs. EDWARD SCOLLON, cover or cover page of the waterways by 1985, every- Salad Bar DO YOU HAVE A D.V.M. Bader, president. Mrs. Mary Thirteen women attended scrapbook. body must get behind the Vatter had charge of devo- every Saturday to 10 p.m. DRINKING PROBLEM? VETERINARIAN the meeting of the Baptist ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS The Tuscola Soil Conserva- effort. tions. This year, the groups tion District is sponsoring the "Every citizen has a stake Missionary Society, March 8, & AL-ANON Call For Appointment old literature will go to Red at the home of Mrs. Mary fivery Friday evening, 8:00 For Small Animals contest on the local level and in America's fight for clean Bird Mission. Pizza & Short Order will present awards to local water," Don Loomis, chair- Brown. p.m. Good Shepherd Luther- 872-2935 The group is having a Mrs. Vera Bearss con- an church, Cass City. 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass City winners. A plaque will be man of the Tuscola Soil money raising calendar for presented to the three best Conservation District, said. ducted devotions and prayer Take Out Service one month. Mrs. William time for missionaries was led EFREN M. DIZON, M.D. Harry Crandell, Jr. scrapbooks in each class at "We hope this year's Wildlife Britt presented the lesson on 1 days a week trail 872-4200 the state level. For further Week poster will help estab- by Mrs. Fay McComb. PERLAA. ESPINO.M.D. D.V.M. "Happiness and Joy". A Mrs. Richard Shaw pre- information, please contact lish a broader awareness of silent auction netted over $68. Diplomates of the American Office 4438 South Seeger St. the Tuscola SCO office at 852 the need for clean water and sided over the business meet- A pledge meeting will be ing when committees were Board of Pediatrics Phone 872-2255 S. Hooper St., Caro. Phone is how the individual can be April 13 with Mrs. Andy (Practice limited to Infants R73-8174. appointed for the mother- Dinner Music Every Sat. DR. J.H.GEISSINGER involved in finding solutions Hoagg. The lesson will be by and Children) to water pollution problems," daughter banquet to be held CHIROPRACTOR Miss Grace Wheeler and Mrs. May 10. featuring at 4674 Hill St. Loomis said. Luella Smith. Cass City, Mich. 48726 MON.TUES., THURS., FRI, M. Hobart The 1977 theme reminds For the program, Mrs. (Across from Hills £ Dales 9-12a.m.and2-6p.m. Americans they can't take George Fisher Jr. reviewed Vern and his Chordovox Hospital) SAT. 9-12 a.m. clean water for granted. the book on the life of Adon- Phone 517-872-4384 National Wildlife Week Ob- iram Judson, the first mis- Albion A.N. Fox of Leonard was a sionary to Burma, Ind. 21 N. Aimer, Caro, Mi. servance in Michigan this Friday supper guest of Mr. Special Noonday Lunches HOON K. JEUNG, M.D. year is being sponsored by the Refreshments were served and Mrs., Virgil Van Norman. by Mrs. Bearss, Mrs. James General Surgery Across from IGA store Fellow Michigan United Conserva- Mr. and Mrs. Jack,Milligan Economical- Tasty Phone Caro 673-4464 tion Clubs under the direction of Hemans were Friday eve- Evans and Mrs. Brown. 9a.m.-5p.m. daily Marie Helen Hobart, an of Dr. Fredrick L. Brown, Serving Your Favorite Mixed Drinks Saturday - 9 to 12 noon JAMES BALLARD, M.D. Albion College junior from chairman. •^^•^^•i^^^^B^HHHMi^^^l^^B^HlHHHHBIHH^BBMB^^Hi Office at 4530 Weaver St. Gagetown, has been named Regeneration Returns Office Hours by appointment an Albion Fellow at Albion Cass City High Gym Phone 872-4611 Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 College. CHARMONT LANES 2:00p.m. to4:30 April 15 & 16 West Village Limits, Cass City 4672 Hill St. To earn this honor, a stu- 1J For Advance Tickets Call 872-4055 Cass City, Mi. 48726 Daily except Thursday after- dent must have a 3.7 or better \dvance Ticket $2.50 At Door $3.00 Home 872-3138 noon. grade point average (based on a 4.0 system) for three consecutive semesters, end- trooper ing December 1976, while Others Get Quick Results With The carrying a full class schedule. reassigned Miss Hobart, a proposed Chronicle's Classified Ads— biology major, is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben You Will Too! Hobart, 2558 Hobart Rd. She Personnel changes affect- is a 1974 graduate of Cass City ing the Caro State Police Post High School. were announced this week by Col. George L. Halverson, State Police Director. Benny L. Sizemore, 37, from the Flat Rock post, has K\ //' // been promoted to sergeant rank and assigned to Caro. Transferred from the Caro post to Bridgeport is Sgt. Gordon M. Gotts, 40. Sizemore enlisted in 1969 and has served at both the Gaylord and Ypsilanti posts prior to serving at Flat Rock and Caro. He was born in Middlesboro, Ky. SUPER GO-BOY Gotts entered the State Police in 1961 and has served at Jackson, Reed City, CUSTOM APPLICATOR SERVICE Bridgeport and East Lansing prior to coming to Caro. He was born in Flint. In addition, Trooper Daniel G. Thomas, 30, Caro, has been assigned to freeway patrol in Detroit. Thomas, born in Bay City, has served at Ionia and Brighton. He entered the force in 1969. Barnaby Bunny says, Maciejewski "See me and all my friends on Hallmark party favors, doll toys^ and home decorations. We're perfect for filling Easter baskets!" rites Sunday, April 10 Tuesday Funeral services were held Tuesday for Walter Macie- jewski, 77, Cass City, who died Friday, March 11, at Mt. We now have a Hahn Super GO-BOY applicator to give you fast efficient applicating Clemens General Hospital, service the 40-foot spray boom and a trained operator can make quick work of your Mt. Clemens, following a long wheat field the equipment is easy on your land for less soil compaction.....provides illness. He was born Nov. 15, 1899, accurate and even application. in Poland, and farmed in the Give your wheat crop a fast start this Spring with Liquid Nitrogen. Cass City area for about 20 years. Excellent Selection Of Survivors include his wid- ow, Anna;'two sons, Francis T. Majeske of Troy and Alfred Let us top-dress your wheat Confirmation and Communion Cards L. Majeske of Southgate; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Lakowski of Detroit and Mrs. Edward this Spring with Liquid Nitrogen (Bernice) Fekin of Roseville, and three grandchildren. COACH LIGHT PHARMACY The funeral was held Tues- day at Guardian Angel Cath- MIKE WEAVER, Owner Ph. 872-3613 olic church in Clawson. A Wickes Rosary was recited Monday Emergency Ph. 872-3283 night at the Price Funeral. Home in Troy, who handled Your Family Discount Drug Store arrangements. Agriculture Burial was in White Chapel Cass City Phone.872-2171 Memorial cemetery in Troy. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 PAGE THIRTEEN
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FRAN She CASS WHERE EVERYTHING YOU BUY master charge $1.07 each without coupon BANKAMERICARO CITY IS GUARANTEED THE INTERBANK CARD welcome here PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Norlocks'grandson survives Youth defeats deadly Reye's Syndrome About this time last month, deadliest diseases known to what was assumed to be the Rushed to a nearby hos- under control, recovery is "What looks like an emo- Publicity, Dr. Arcinue says, chances of recovery, he says. a retired Cass City couple man and strikes the young. flu. Although he had lost a few pital, his condition was initial- fairly rapid. tional problem could be a has helped make the public But present treatment weren't sure whether or not No known case has ever been pounds from nausea and ly diagnosed as either, an Little is known about the symptom of Reye's," she and doctors aware of the amounts to no more than a their bright, athletic 13-year- recorded in a person over age lack of appetite, he seemed to overdose or an emotional disease. What is known is that says. "People should go to disease. The early' diagnosis "poke in the dark", the doctor old grandson would be alive to 20. The cause is unknown. be improving. problem. He was transferred in 1974, the last year for which their family doctor or an of Reye's can increase the says. see the coming of spring. Early symptoms of the non- Then, on Feb. 15, the vomit- to Children's Hospital in De- accurate statistics are avail- emergency room and say. But by some miracle, Rich- contagious disease include ing became severe, his pupils troit where, after blood tests able, 400 cases were reported 'Check for Reye's. I want to ard Morrissey, a junior high vomiting, dilated pupils, fast became widely dilated and and six agonizing hours of and 200 children died. Most know if my child has it.'" student at Plymouth, battled and heavy breathing, muscle staring, his breathing rapid waiting, the diagnosis was were between the ages of Richard is home now and deadly Reye's Syndrome and seizures, and a possible and shallow and he com- made. seven and 12. appears headed for a full beat the odds. change in behavior, accord- pletely lost his power of A complete life support Another aspect is equally recovery. He is still on med- Richard is the grandson of ing to Dr. Edgardo Arcinue, speech. system must be available to puzzling. A large portion of ication and has a slight Mr. and Mrs, John Norlock of staff physician at Children's Before this happened, the the victim almost at once, the cases are from the Great speech impediment. But doc- 6265 Pine St., Cass City. For Hospital. "" youth had called his mother, because the first 48 hours are Lakes Region.-Forty-six of tors -believe within - six four days in mid-February, Dr. Arcinue says there is a who was at work, to tell her he the critical ones and survival the 1974 total of 400 cases months, he should show no the youth's life hung in the 50 per cent mortality rate if wasn't feeling well. But she seems to depend on treatment were from Michigan alone-- after-effects of the illness that balance as a team of spec- the disease is not treated had already left on her hour's during these hours. including 14 of the fatalities. caused him to lose 26 of his ially-trained physicians at within three days after symp- long drive home. Richard spent four days in Reye's Syndrome is listed normal 97 pounds in one Children's Hospital in Detroit toms first appear. When she arrived, she the hospital's intensive care as one of the top 10 killers of week. struggled to save his life. In Richard's case, the story found her son wrapped in a unit and another three days in children in the U.S., behind "The gates of heaven were Reye's Syndrome (pro- began after he had been contorted ball, unable to the hospital before going cancer and auto accidents. open," his grandmother, Mrs. nounced 'rise') is one of the confined to his home with speak. home. Once the disease is Richard's mother, Mrs. Norlock, said. "The doctors Paula Morrissey, says she told his mother she'd have to wants to alert parents to be thank the Lord for this recov- Four enter aware of it. ery." pleas before Kern
Four persons pleaded guilty Come To Coach Light to separate charges of driving with an open alcoholic bever- age container in their vehicle Where Pharmacy Is A when they appeared before Judge Richard Kern in Tus- Science - Not A Sideline cola County District Court this week. John Alvin Delisle, Kings- Exclusive Authorized ton, and Howard Cosway and Dealer in the Thumb BANKAMERICARD Charles R. Nicol, both of Deford, paid $10 fines and $25 for Hollister Ostomy welcome here in costs. Appliances. Free A fourth man, Andrew Parking In Rear Ozorowicz, Kingston, also We Accept All Pre-pay Prescription Plans. pleaded guilty to an open container violation and paid a VOLUNTEER 4-H LEADERS from Tuscola county jour- $35 fine and $65 in costs. COACH LIGHT PHARMACY neyed to Michigan State University March 5 and 6 to be wel- In other District Court ac- tion this week, Frank Preba, MIKE WEAVER, Owner Ph. 872-3613 comed, educated, entertained and honored. They were at- Cass City, entered a guilty Emergency Ph. 872-3283 tending the 2lst Annual 4-H Leadermete at MSU's Kellogg plea to a charge of impaired RICHARD MORRISSEY Your Family Discount Drug Store driving. He paid a $65 fine and Center for Continuing Education in East Lansing. $135 in costs. The aim of Leadermete is to teach volunteer leaders about John Joseph Kieltyka, new programs available in 4-H, to help them improve them- Decker, entered a guilty plea * Wickes to being a disorderly person selves as leaders and to honor their successful efforts. by intoxication. He paid a $35 HDC holds Agriculture Left to right front row are: Nancy Gosson, Caro, Margaret fine and $65 in costs. • Boyne, Marlette, and Lou Stecker, Sebewaing. Back row are: Lester Gosson, Caro, Dean Hutchinson, Cass City, Nancy Folks with reasons for their annual Hutchinson, Cass City, and Gerald Elston, Unionville. actions seldom need excuses. meeting
More than 150 guests and Human Service representa- TAKE ADVANTAGE tives attended the annual meeting of the Human De- velopment Commission (HDC) at the Dom Polski OF OUR Hall, Caro, March 7. The annual meeting theme "keeping in Step," was de- signed to allow all Thumb area agencies responsible for the delivery of services an opportunity to share their SUMMER programs, plans and ideas with others in their field. Special guests included Senator Alvin DeGrow, Pigeon; Representative Loren Armbruster, Caro; Mechanical Representative Larry Burk- PRICES halter.Lapeer; Lucille Drum- field, Community Services Administration, Chicago; James Cossingham, Michi- Monster Helps gan Community Action Get Your Insulation Agency Association, Calhoun county; Henry Alting, Execu- tive Secretary, Michigan Grower With Community Action Agency Association, Lansing; County Commissioners from Huron, Work Done Now Sanilac, Tuscola, and Lapeer counties; U.S. Representa- Wheat Crop tive Bob Traxler, Bay City; Don Hare, Traxlers District We Use Cellulose Fiber Glass Manager, and Inez Brown, Liquid Nitrogen Custom Application aide to Senator Donald Reigle. Starting the growing season out right is made easy with , Insulation The guests took part in a Wickes' new Super Go-Boy liquid nitrogen fertilizer applicator. noon luncheon and program Its special 40-foot spray boom allows top dressing to be which followed the morning meeting to elect the officers applied in a third of the time it normally takes. Dormant wheat Good Work And The Price Is Right. of the HDC Board of Direc- gets the boost it needs for healthy high yields. Add these tors. 1977 Board Officers in- benefits and you're off to a great growing season. Custom Deal Direct And Save. clude Chairman, Lee Roy Clark, Millington; Vice- application: Chairman, Ross Nicholson, • lengthens fertility season Bad Axe; Secretary, Com- •. allows for even coverage No Settling - Fire Proof New And missioner Sam Work, Sanilac • eliminates streaking county; and Treasurer, Ruth Harris, Marlette. • reduces soil compacting - fewer passes over field Old Homes Packets containing re- • ends bothersome handling of materials source materials submitted • keeps you on schedule and saves you time by the various service agen- See your local Wickes Elevator manager about custom 35 Years Experience - Free Estimates cres attending were distri- buted to all guests. The application of Big Acre liquid nitrogen fertilizer and the new • Licensed-Insured information provided basic Super Go-Boy (available at most locations). Our professionally information on the types of trained operators can get the job done quickly and efficiently service and methods of serv- with either the Super Go-Boy or tractor pulled applicators. ice delivery by each agency to Before You Get Any Work Done Thumb residents. Your wheat crop deserves the best top dressing you can give it. Keynote speaker for the event was Dolf Droge, Assis- tant Director, ACTION Inc., CALL CARO INSULATION CO. Washington, D.C. Droge's theme focused on the develop- ment of local volunteer help to cut the cost of service Part delivery in the areas of crime, of The FOR WORKMANSHIP AND PRICES social service, and human Wickes improvement programs. System If No Answer During Day - The future and the past have a lot in common with the Call Evenings Til 7 p.m. -673-2718 present. CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 PAGE FIFTEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN speakers targets for Cass City thieves
Auto electronics equipment rested. incident, this one Saturday. break-in at a home on Bay ered the break-in Tuesday, was the target of thieves in Lou Ann Keyser of 4417 Police questioned a Cass City-Forestville Road north of March 8, when he and an Cass City this past week, as Woodland St. told police two City woman in connection Cass City in which a table appraiser arrived at the prop- citizens' band radio equip- stereo speakers were stolen with the theft in which she lamp was taken. erty. from her car as it sat parked allegedly took bottles of Frederick Pinney, Cass He said he had not been in ment and stereo tapes were the house since sometime reported stolen. in an alley behind her home shampoo and a pair of men's City banker who is acting as Dana Truemner of 6510 Tuesday, March 8. shorts. She allegedly tried to executor for the estate of the before Christmas. Main St. told Cass City Police Cass City Police said the leave the store with the items owner, told police he discov- The lamp was valued at $50. a CB radio, a spotlight, a box door to the auto was unlocked in her purse. of ~ammunition-and-24-stereo- when the. theft .took place. .... A_warrani__for_.her..arrest tapes were taken from his car Dennis Hendrick, Caro, re- had not been issued at press as it sat parked behind his ported a CB antenna was time. apartment near Main and taken from his auto while it Chuck O'Dell, Cass City, Seeger Streets, Tuesday, was parked near Cass Gity told police a chain saw was March 8. Lanes on Weaver Street Sun- stolen from a garage at his Police said the culprits day night. home on Krapf Road Wednes- forced a door on the left side The antenna was valued at day, March 9. The saw was of the auto. The theft was about $30. No arrests have valued at $245. No suspects discovered early Wednesday been made. have been arrested. morning, March 9. Erla's Food Center also Tuscola County Sheriff's No suspects have been ar- reported another shoplifting deputies investigated a TWO MEMBERS of Cass City AARP were recognized in ceremonies held Thursday at Good Shepherd Lutheran church. Mrs. Marie Roch was presented with a Past Presi- Slate Hunt extradition dent's pin while Mrs. Alma Seeger received a Presidential Appreciation pin. Shown from the left are local chapter pres- ident Charles Simon, Mrs. Seeger, Mrs. Roch and Paul H. Eickmeyer, State AARP Director. hearing April 22 in Caro
A hearing has been set for Clements Monday. guilty to a charge of non- April 22 in Tuscola County Three sentencings were sufficient funds for payment Sheriff's department Circuit Court in a case involv- handed down. Keith Allan of a check under $50. ing a Florida man who is Pelton, 17, Akron, was or- No fines and costs were fighting extradition to his dered to serve 24 months' assessed, but Gouine was Rev. Jack French home state. probation and pay fines and ordered to pay restitution of Will Conduct a Week-end Ernie Lee Hunt, 20, filed a costs totaling $300 along with $365 and serve 60 days in the reports decline in calls statement contesting his ex- restitution of $396. county jail. tradition during Monday's Pelton was arrested April 2, He was arrested July 24, in REVIVAL Circuit Court motion day 1976, in connection with a Fostoria. Tuscola County Sheriff's pared with the previous For the month, the depart- before Judge Martin Clem- theft at Van's Supermarket in Michall Locke, 22, Cass (Singing and Preaching) Department showed a decline month, according to Sheriff ment handled 548 complaints, ents. Caro. City, entered an innocent plea in the number of calls re- Hugh Marr's report to the of which 46 came from Elk- Hunt is charged with burg- Ronald LeRoy Pomerville, when he was arraigned on ceived in February, com- Board of Commissioners. land township. This compares, lary and grand larceny and is 29, Au Gres, was sentenced to charges of marijuana deliv- Mar. 18-20- 7:30 p.m with 640 complaints in Jan- wanted by Pasco county, serve six months in the ery. Pre-trial examination uary, when 59 complaints or- Fla., authorities. Tuscola County Jail after was set for March 28 and bond (Sunday at 6 p.m.) iginated in the township. Extradition papers were pleading guilty to driving was continued at $1,000. Vassar township reported signed by both Michigan Gov- under the influence of liquor NOTICE the highest number of com- ernor William Milliken and (DUIL) second offense. Locke was arrested Jan. 12, plaints in February with 92. Florida Gov. Ruben Askew. Pomerville was originally in Novesta township. A breakdown of calls re- The hitch is the papers are for charged with a third DUIL Sherryl Gae Partridge, 31, MIZPAH ceived by the department Earl Lee Hunt. offense. He was arrested Jan. Caro, entered a guilty plea to RESIDENTS OF shows officers handled 173 Until the hearing, Hunt is 6, in Caro. a charge of nonsufficient traffic complaints and " in- free on $3,000 bond. Lewis C. Gouine, 55, Vas- funds to cover a check under MISSIONARY CHURCH AUSTIN TOWNSHIP vestigated 52 larcenies, 43 The case was one of several sar, was sentenced to a year's $50 during her pre-trial exam- burglaries, 20 domestic and which came before Judge probation after pleading ination Monday. 4619 N. Van Dyke Rd. Sentence was set for April vandalism complaints and 18 (8 miles Southeast of Cass City on M-53) assaults. 11. She was arrested Dec. 21, Effective April 1, 1977, the entire The driver's license bureau 1975, and originally charged EVERYONE IS WELCOME issued 84 original driver's with uttering and publishing. township of Austin will be under licenses in February and .processed 628 renewals. A the fire protection of Ubly-Bing- • total of 53 duplicate licenses were issued. ham Fire Department. The bureau gave 594 oper- ators license tests and 114 PHONE NO. 658-8521 chauffeurs' tests, as well as processing 27 voter registra- tions. Patrol units travelled 27,162 miles in February and con- Leonard Briolat sumed 2,567 gallons of gas- oline. The county jail re- TO STEP UP USED CAR SALES Deputy Clerk ceived 91 inmates for the month and released 92. Factory One-Of- Quality And Official Car A-Kind! The Price Is Right SEED and 76 Plymouth '76 Coronet 75 Chrysler Fury Brougham New Yorker FERTILIZER 2-Door. 10,000 miles. Loaded DAY with extras. AIR, Full power, V-8, 4-door, Loaded. Power Brougham. 2-door hardtop. Vinyl roof. 39,000 miles. AT etc. steering, brakes. AIR.
MERVIN SIMPSON, noted coiffeur $ $ from Flint, demonstrates a new hair *4995 WICKES AGRICULTURE style, the "scoop", to hair dressers gath- 4190 4195 ered at a meeting in Cass City Monday. Cass City Shown modeling the design is Calene Ber- ry of Akron. Simpson is past president of A Family A Class Car March the Michigan Hair Fashion Committee See This One! Car 74 Dodge 22 and a past national officer. All Day Tuesday 75 Chrysler 74 Dodge Monaco Cordoba B-200 Royal Custom Free Sportsman AIR, AM-FM. Rear window 2-door hardtop. V-8 Auto. Free defroster. 27,000 miles. PS-PB. Vinyl top. Radial Coffee - Rolls Station Wagon tires. 51,000 miles Door Prizes AIR. 8-passenger. Many Sandwiches extras. $ WITH *4395 Save $ $ $ $ 2350 EVERY ROLL OF Place Your Order KODACOLOR •NK Seeds-Corn-Alfalfa-Clovers FILM... Buy and Save PROCESSED Pick-Up Pick-Up SPRINTED Special • Big Acre SeedS- Navy -Oats-Barley- Colored 73 Plymouth Special 76 Dodge 73 Dodge • Great Lakes Hybrids* Ortho Fertilizer Fury Club Cob • Fertl-Field Fertilizer Half-Ton 4-door. Power steering, power brakes. PS-PB. Automatic. Demo. 360 Automatic. Power steer- • 28% Liquid Nitrogen Ing. Adventure package. 1-year warranty, 11,000 miles 52,000 miles. Ortho Reps and NK Salesmen Will Be At Main Plant *1495 $4190 $2250 Free Gloves With 10-Bu. Order Wickes RABIDEAU MOTORS AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION Phone 872-3000 CatssCity PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Jeweler McConkey recalls half-century on Main Street
Retired Cass City watch ing McConkey currently owns He said he never detected "I've been toying with the beautiful grandchildren" who repairman Keith McConkey was the former A&P store he any prejudice among perma- idea of a greenhouse but have helped keep him busy says he has no regrets after managed. nent area residents toward keeping one of those going is since the loss of his wife doing business along Main "I never in my wildest im- the migrants and added he worse than being tied down nearly two years ago. Street for nearly 50 years. agination dreamed that one was proud to be a part of it. with children," he said. "You "She was a big part of my You might say he's loved day I'd own the store building But McConkey is more have to tend to it constantly. I success in my business," he every minute of it. where I was manager," he interested in the future. Now haven't made up my mind yet said. McConkey, 68, officially said. free to set his own schedule, on whether or not I want to And just to stay sharp, he "retired" from the jewelry McConkey has spent all but he's already planning a trip to get that involved with any- says there's a collection of business he began in 1946 last two years of his life in the Scotland with a friend next thing just yet." clocks in a storeroom at his January. But retirement isn't Cass City area. He was born' summer as well as spending a Then there's his family shop in need of repair. exactly,, the _WQrd.fQrjt, You in Montana nine_.years. after lot_of .time.._with.±is_flower including ASQ_n_a.nd_a daugh- .....Who_says Keith_ McConkey might say he's just slowed his parents went west to garden. ter and "six of the most is retired? down a little. homestead. "I reached that point when The family returned to I decided the time had come," Michigan in 1911 due to the McConkey said with a con- illness of one of McConkey's tented smile as he relaxed in brothers and settled in the the comfortable parlor of his Cass City-Gagetown area spacious home at the corner where they had relatives. of Leach and Houghton Streets. CHANGES "I have no regrets about it," he said. "I've built a Cass City's Main Street has beautiful clientele and I've undergone considerable loved it." change during the nearly Since the first of the year, half-century McConkey spent McConkey has worked there. Probably the most KEITH McCONKEY and clocks have been inseparable for around nine hours a week or noticeable changes have over 30 years. McConkey recently retired from the business so in his shop. The rest of the come in new store fronts and time has been spent reading, paved alleys, he said. he's operated on Main Street for three decades, although he doing a little traveling and But the biggest change still puts in a few hours each week. McConkey's career in adjusting to a more relaxed came with industry, Mc- Cass City spans nearly 50 years. schedule. Conkey said emphatically. He still owns his business "Things were rough in Cass but has relinquished the reins City 15 or 20 years ago," he Solon pushes Bright to die' bill of day-to-day operation to said. "We had eight vacant Miss Cindy Kanaby. store buildings along Main Having a business of his Street and some of us were the document every five A state legislator wants.to legislative approval. But he own was a dream McConkey afraid we weren't going to years and can change their give people a voice in what wants to introduce a right-to- harbored for several years make it." minds at any step along the may be the most important die bill this year, then wait before he actually made the But the coming of Walbro decision of their lives - wheth- and see what happens. way, up to the last moment. move. But his years of doing Corp. and General Cable er to die naturally or be kept California already has such The law is a year old in business along Main Street go Corp. changed all that, he California and similar meas- alive by artificial devices. a law. It allows people to sign beyond the quarter century said. State Rep. David Hollister a document asking that their ures have been proposed in he's spent repairing clocks "Thanks to organizations of Lansing admits that it may lives not be artificially pro- Florida, Virginia, West Vir- and watches. like the Development Corpor- ginia, Idaho and Maryland. take three to four years for longed if they are ever term- "I graduated from Cass ation and the Chamber of the idea to catch on and win inally ill. Signers must re-sign But in Michigan, before a City High School in 1928," Commerce, we pulled our- ELKLAND TOWNSHIP'S Board of Review handled about bill is even in the hopper, McConkey recalled. "I selves up by our bootstraps a dozen assessment appeals through Tuesday noon as prop- THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF FIREPLACES, right-to-life groups are criti- started working on Main and made a go of it," he said. COAL AND WOOD HEATERS IN NORTH- cizing the idea. Others are Street Sept. 1, 1928." McConkey was one of the erty owners came to question skyrocketing property values. EASTERN MICHIGAN IS AT saying that legislation is no It wasn't long before he founders of the Chamber and Supervisor Edwin Karr said agricultural values jumped 51.88 way to deal with such critical took a job with A&P and served twice as its president. per cent with another six per cent on residential property. life-and-death questions. eventually worked his way to He also spent 25 years as a LEISURE LIVING For Hollister, it looks like a 350 Divided Highway M-15, 2 miles S. of Center (M-25) manager of the local grocery Boy Scout leader in Cass City Shown facing the camera are (from the left) Clarence Mer- Bay City, Closed Sunday & Monday, (517)892-7212 long laborious struggle store. and earned a Silver Beaver chant, Arlan Hartwick and James A. Milligan. Shown with ahead. "I spent 20 years as a award for his service. manager for A&P but it hit But one of McConkey's their backs to the camera are Harold Dodge (left) and Dave me one day that I'd worked favorite projects was the Milligan. I for someone else long enough. Huron-Tuscola Migrant Mis- I'd always wanted a business sion. The mission was a group of my own and I knew the of area persons who helped 2-Day Specials town had no jeweler." provide needed services for Before he left A&P, he migrant workers. began studying the art of The group provided Span- Friday and Saturday Only watchmaking and repairing ish-speaking ministers and and on. Oct. 1,1946, he and his helped families meet their wife opened their own store at needs. 6529 Main St. "They were beautiful 4x7x3/16 The McConkeys stayed people," McConkey said with there until 1951, when they a twinkle in his eye. "All they moved into their present lo- wanted was a livelihood and a cation. Ironically, the build- roof over their heads." PANELING Cable earnings MIRRORS In Stock down for 1976
Net earnings of General million., LIFO 'inventories Cable Corporation for 1976 have been reduced resulting OVER 1100 GUESTS enjoyed the bridal show held at the Colony House at Cass City March were $16,825,000, or $1.18 per in a benefit to net earnings of 3-4. The show was staged by Carl Miller of Carl's Studios of Fairgrove with the help of 33 O off share, a decline of 22 per cent $3.1 million, as compared to a merchants. One of the merchants was Chappel's Men's Store of Cass City. Each merchant from 1975 earnings of $21,- similar LIFO benefit of $3.2 presented gifts to lucky winners. Chappel's gift went to Marge Dudek and Sandy Wells. A 660,000, or $1.52 per share, million in 1975." gift from Colony House was presented to Marie Romzek and Carolyn Gnagey. Another Cass and sales for 1976 were $349,- The company has acquired City store participating was Cass City Floral. The store exhibited floral displays arranged 213,000, a 7 per cent increase approximately 95 per cent of by Warren and Ruth Kelley. The Kelleys' gift went to Lila Arroyo and Carolyn Walker. from the 1975 sales of $326,- the outstanding shares of 632,000, Robert P. Jensen, common stock of the Sprague president and chief executive Electric Company as a result 2x4 officer, reported this week. of its cash tender offer and In the fourth quarter of subsequent unsolicited direct No. 2 and Better 1976, Jensen said, General purchases. Accordingly, op- Cable earned $5,228,000, or erating results for 1976 in- Slightly Crooked $.37 per share, compared with clude the results of Sprague the fourth quarter of 1975 for the month of December, when earnings were $4,157,- and the year end balance PRE-CUT 000, or $.29 per share. He sheet will reflect the consoli- reported that sales were dation of the two companies. aster $106,084,000 in the fourth Oak STUDS quarter of 1976 compared Jensen noted that for the with $68,791,000 during the full year 1976, Sprague Elec- prior year period. tric recorded sales of approx- Despite the decline in the imately $200 million and net company's earnings, reflect- earnings of $6.8 million. Barrels General Cable is one of the ing the continued impact of $ 48 the recession during 1976, nation's largest independent Jensen stated that the com- wire and cable producers 14 pany's financial position was serving the communications, improved and that "share- electric utility, transporta- holders' equity: reached a tion, construction and extrac- $Q88 record high ofi over $200 tive industries. Barrels Dfo procedure is so closely No. 8 or No. 16 bound 'by traoition COMMON as the issuing of your weoainff invitations and 'announcements NAILS Smart Brides- The very special way to remember Your Choice ( /, I A always choose our famous Remember \'/ These Specials $ 48 JL \ Fri. - Sat Only 5(k 12 Wedding Line Invitations
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Smith said he drifted into Farmers Elevator Co. gun collecting almost without MindenCity 517-864-3400 realizing it. "My dad never owned guns OW Wood Drug other than what he used for Michigan Seeds & hunting," Smith recalled. "I JAY SMITH displays a unique French worked as a tool and die air rifle which used compressed air to fire Supplies , maker in Detroit for 20 years* •a projectile and a carriage gun used in the Port Hope 517-428-4677 Has More Of What and as a sideline, I'd repair guns for some of the police 1600's. i rur:. m. aa • officers. Two injured CARTON CIGARETTES in 3-car crash AuctioHaving sold my farm I will seM at publinc auctio n aSalt the place located e11 miles north, 1 mile west, V4 mile south of Marie tte, or 6 miles south, 3 miles east, 2 south of Cass City, or 5 miles north, 4 miles east of Kingston on Lamton Rood the following The deer ran from the south A Cass City man was personal property on: injured and another driver side of the road into the side of 4 shaken up early Thursday her vehicle, sheriff's deputies 29 morning in a three-car acci- reported. The accident took 100mm*4 dent at the intersection of place at 8:20 p.m. $ 35 M-24 and M-46, six miles Also March 9, a car driven 3Pok l south of Caro. by William Lee Vanderpoel, Tuscola County Sheriff's 18, of White Creek Rd., Kings- Thursday, March 24 officers said Frank Harold ton, struck a deer on Kingston Schott, 49, of 4242 Woodland Road, about two miles south St., was injured when his car, of Deford. commencing at 12 noon sharp CLOSE OUT - SPRING CLEARANCE traveling south on M-24, Sheriff's officers said the slowed for the intersection animal ran from the east side Massey Ferguson 65 diesel tractor, wide 1 horse cultivator and then entered it. of the road into the path of the front, 15.5x38 snap on duals, set of 16-ft. snack rack on new Knowes running Gloves - Mittens - Hats The vehicle was struck by auto. The accident took place chains Oliver 77 gas tractor gear Fox blower V2 an eastbound auto driven by •'v«^w"<^ -v*ww^' at 7:15 p.m. Case 400 gas tractor with duals w Patrick Martin McNulty, 35, Bruce Robert Sherman, 49, Farmec 36-ft. bale elvator Massey Ferguson 3-16" bottom plow for Clay gutter cleaner w/230 feet of chain, Twin-Pak of Midland. Both vehicles of 6991 Severance Rd., Cass C then struck a third auto City, escaped injury when his 3-point hitch ' 150 feet of this is new DIAL Bath Size Res -88(t 59 headed north and driven by car struck a deer on Bevens 3-14" bottom plow for 3 point hookup 8-ft. rear blade for 3-pt. hookup William Logan Young, 68, Road, six miles northwest of New Holland No. 717 2-row chopper Onan 15,000 generator on trailer 8 Roll Columbiaville. Young, who Kingston. New Idea 2-row corn picker w/8 roller Quantity of lumber $ was stopped waiting for traf- Sheriff's deputies said the husking bed fic to clear, was unhurt. animal ran into the path of Quantity of channel drain steel BATHROOM TISSUE 1.09 Corn sheller attachment for above picker Schott was taken to Caro Sherman's auto. The accident Jewelry wagon Tek Community Hospital for took place at 3:35 a.m. John Deere 15 hole grain drill w/grass seed treatment of his injuries. He and fertilizer attachments FEED TOOTHBRUSHES • was cited by officers for John Deere 4-row planter Quantity of ear corn Quantity of hay failure to stop at a signed New Holland No. 270 baler w/No. 50 throw- Quantity of straw . Quantity of corn silage intersection. McNulty was 44 cast er New Holland No. 461 haybine shaken up and sought his own MILKING EQUIPMENT medical treatment. Knowes bale thrower racks w/new running The accident took place at gears IHC 14-ft. harrow Jim Wood 250 ballon bulk tank 7:25 a.m. ballots in 2 Decker self unloading wagons w/roofs Surge SP22 milker pump In another injury accident on Gehl and Knowes running gears 3 surge buckets Wash vats last week, Roger Bearinger, Kingston Ford 7-ft. mower for 3-pt. hookup 2 strainers Tote pail 20, and Richard Lee Wood- Minneapolis Moline 12-ft. tandem disc ruff, both of Caro, were Sunbeam cow clippers Minneapolis Moline pull type disc treated at Marlette Commun- MISCELLANEOUS ity Hospital following an ac- 3 section harrow 2 section harrow cident on Kingston Road Only 44 voters turned out John Deere 10-ff. field cultivator 4 bushel seed corn 7 bales baler twine Monday to cast ballots in about two miles north of 9-ft. cultipacker Hydrauic cylinder Barn fan Kingston, Friday. Kingston's village election, Clerk Mrs. Mildred Parrott Miller 4-row cultivator 35 bags of 6-24-24 fertilizer Caro State Police identified 275 gallon field sprayer the driver as Patricia Louise reported. 2 275-gal. fuel tanks Jay nes, 22, Vassar. They -said There was no contest as New Holland No. 328 manure spreader, new Harjey Davison 125 motorcycle, good shape her auto was southbound three incumbents sought re- New Holland No. 36 green chopper Harley Davison 90 motorcycle when it left the pavement at election to three seats on the International 1-rowcorn picker Honda 90 motorcycle village council. All terms are about 55 miles an hour, hit Side scraper 1964 Chevrolet 1/2-Ton Pickup soft dirt on the shoulder and two years. v' ran into a three-foot deep Unofficial results show water-filled ditch. Robert L. Miller -with 38 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR STOLEN ITEMS AT SALE - ALL SALES FINA1 The driver was unhurt. The votes, Jane Ann Lalko with 37 Now Only At accident took place at 9:15 votes and Marlene Powell, a TERMS: Usual terms. Far credit arrangements contact bank prior to day of sale 7twu/j&un0i p.m. write-in candidate, with 14 WoodRexall f "> If CANDIES Three car-deer accidents votes. CLERK: Kingston State Bank were reported during the past Two ballots were spoiled, 0 week in which drivers were Mrs. Parrott said. Money Orders unhurt. Bonnie Jean Periso, 22, of BE OPTIMISTIC WOOD DRUG Gas Collections Broadway Rd., Cass City, Adrian Meddaugh, Owner struck a deer Wednesday, Have confidence in the Guardians Of Your Health Michigan March 9, while traveling west future — the troubles you are Lottery Tickets on Shabbona Road, 10% miles having today will seem trivial AUCTIONEERS: Ira, David and Martin Osentoski. For sale dates phone Cats City 872- southwest of Cass City. tomorrow. - ' . 2352 or Bad Axe 269-9303
•1'" PAGE EIGHTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Owen-Gage gears for fight «« CHRONICIE CLASSIFIED ADS x ~ ~ t/ t/ C7 Transit (nonbusiness(nonbusinessVates.2rates. 20 t r«- -»-i^ ( r<™™,ol \ ( ^^v^^l words or less, $1.00 each GeneraM l General General this year. He said student their salaries to the library. expire this year. iasertion; additional words 4 Continued from page one enrollment figures are begin- This year, trustees are The board agreed to extend cents each. Three weeks for Merchandise Merchandise! Merchandise. ning to rise and the teachers reportedly considering a con- the dance, calisthenics and the price of two - cash rate. seventh graders would pair Save money by enclosing FOR RENT - Electric adding BEES, equipment and sup- APARTMENT gas range - off with a sixth grader to get will be needed. tribution to the band. gymnastics program at the A discussion of probation- Gagetown School through the cash with mail orders. Rates machine by day or week. Or plies for sale. Wanted - Bee Magic Chef. $169.95 and an idea of what junior high for display want ad on appli- rent a new Smith-Corona locations in exchange for trade. Fuelgas Co., Cass City, school is like. ary teachers will be held at a It was announced that the end of the year. special board meeting slated annual election will be held The board approved con- cation. portable typewriter. Also new pollination and honey. Call or phone 872-2161. Corner M-53 No formal aqtion was taken and used typewriters for sale, write Bill Jansen, 21905 Gar- and M-81. 2-7-1-tf by the board. Monday, March 28. at 8:00 June 13. Petitions for trustee ducting a census of the school p.m; at Gagetown. nominations must be turned district as required by state all makes. Leave your type rison Ave., Dearborn, Mich. in by 4:00 p.m. Monday, April law. Erickson said the survey [ Automotive writers and other office 48124 or phone 313 562-1626. The board named Robin 11. will probably involve census equipment at our store for 2-3-17-tf 2'x4'Pegboard OTHER BUSINESS FOR SALE - '72 Mustang, repair. McConkey Jewelry Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Terms of trustees Joe War- takers calling in person at good condition, $1850. Call Reg. $1.59 Mrs. Fred Sullivan of Gage- ack and Mrs. Leona LaFave each home in the district. and Gift Shop. 2-10-6-tf In other business, the board town, student of the month. 674-2947 after 6:30. 1-3-10-3 Cass City Studio Sale 880 okayed spending up to $1,600 Miss Sullivan carries a 4.0 WANTED - Siamese male for 4 Ft. Fluorescent Shop Lights for a new portable landing pit grade point average and is stud service. May have pick WEDDING PICTURES for pole vaulters as mandated active in band. of litter or male Siamese WEDDING ACCESSORIES Complete With Bulbs by the Michigan High School kitten. Call 872-4670. 2-3-3-3 PORTRAITS: - FAMILY - Reg. $17.95 Athletic Association.-The re- Board compensation was BABY -INDIVIDUALS quest was made by athletic set at $17 per meeting for Intermediate- Honor Sale'13795 director James Barr. trustees, $21 for board secre- Chain Saws Monday, Wednesday, Frldav Erickson announced it will tary Ronald Reinhart and $25 12-5 p.m. GAMBLES or call evenings Cass City not be necessary to pink slip for treasurer Jack Brinkman. 872-2885 any probationary teachers Last year, the board donated 2-3-17-2 Roll students listed Stihl 4192 S. Seeger and 2-9-30-tf PAPER NAPKINS imprinted with names and dates for The following students have nette Robinson, Deanna Saw- enburg, Shana Loeffler, Jeff Partner weddings, receptions, show- been named to the Cass City don-)-, Kelly Seurynck, Randy Loom is, Kay Loomis, Debra GERMAN SHEPHERD mini- ers, anniversaries and other Immunization Intermediate Honor Roll for Severance, Beth Sieradzki, Ouvry, Rhonda Palmer, Matt ature Collie pup, 6 weeks old. occasions. The Cass City the latest marking period. A Wendy Smith, Julie Sweeney, Particka, Rick Pobanz, Wormed. Female. $10. Phone Gambles 673-4318. 8-3-3-3 Chronicle. 2-1-12-tf + indicates all A's. Tammy Tibbits, Kathy Tyo, Christopher Polk, Kathy Cass City Phillip Tuckey, Rita Whit- Pringle, Rochelle Peters, Jill ORDER YOUR Jacques seed EIGHTH GRADE taker, Kent Wischmeyer, Root, Kathy Reavey, Tammy 2-3-17-4 FOR SALE - used clarinet, corn and soybeans now to levels down Dawn Wilson, Steve Wynn, Roach, Lori Sawdon + , Angie $50.00. Call 872-2821. 2-3-17-ln insure delivery by planting Marlena Baird, Scott Bock, Theresa Zmierski. Saldana, Kevin Shaw, Bonnie FOR SALE - Alden's Deluxe time. Roger Root, phone Christine Buehrly-f, Kaylene Smerdon, Tammy Stimpfel, sewing machine, 3 years old. 872-3718. 2-3-3-5 Continued from page one child doesn 't have his immun- Brown, Darla Grouse, Brian SEVENTH GRADE Susan Stine, Jamie Sweeney, Call 872-3671 after 5. 2-3-10-3n Sew & Save izations," Moylan says. deBeaubien, Carol Dillon-)-, Brian Wright, Teri Wood- for Spring HAY FOR SALE - 45 or 50 Mrs. Schaffer says the re- "My plan is to go to school Daniel Dickinson, Sheryl Linda Arroyo, Gerald Bart- ward, Kim Zagorski, Fred FOR SALE -1973 GP 338 Ya- bales of 3rd cutting, also first sponsibility falls on the authorities in both counties Dohn, Theresa Flowers, Lori nik, Willard Burdon + , Zawilinski. maha snowmobile. Call after Polyester single knit and second cutting. Edgar schools for not enforcing the this week to determine their Gohsman, Karen Hall, Alesia Jeanne Burnette, Paul 6:30,872-3208. 2-2-17-tf 60" wide 97yd. Cummins, phone 872-2969. state immunization law. attitudes toward the state Hoag, Donald Hunt, Jill Ka- Brown, Dale Cleland, Brenda FIFTH GRADE Polyester double knit 2-3-17-3 Dr. George Moylan, head of law," he says. "We do plan to pala, Suzanne Kappen, Debra Erla + , Sheryl Franks, Crys- prints, 60" wide . . .$1.67 yd. the combined Huron-Sanilac promote immunizations and Klinkman, Raymond Kloc, tal Gallaway+, Phillip Paula Burdon+, Janis Bur- Printed, plain, striped County Health Department, to have them fully implement Terry Kuck, Danette Loed- Harmer, Larry Harrison. nette, Aimee Brown, Lori All types of M and plisse, 45" wide 98 yd. Mol-Mix agrees. He says the immuni- existing law." ing, Thomas Loomis+, Shelly Tamera Heins, Sherry Hil- Calka, Kris Curtis, Barbara White outing, zation rate among school Moylan doesn't see an im- LaPeer, Mike Maxwell, Les- laker, Scott Hobart, Darryl Craig, Libby Dickinson-)-, W duals, Goodyear 36" wide 77 yd. liquid supplements children depends on the atti- mediate threat of epidemic or lie Messer, Scott Murphy, Hoag, Krystal Isa, Michelle David Dietzel, John Dizon, tractor tires. Also White terry cloth, tudes of school superintend- even an outbreak of childhood Betty Nizzola, Michelle Par- Jones+ , Marek Kocan, Joe Marsha Goslin, Pamela Har- tractor chains. 45" wide $1.97 yd. 32 supplement ents. disease in either county, but ticka, Diane Piaskowski, An- Kappen, Karen Little, David ris, Chris Hartwick, Kim 50 per cent polyester MMS100 silage additive "I know of one superintend- is still not satisfied with the Lockwood + , Bobbie Mac- Hightower, Lori Hurley, Joan prints, 45" wide 67 yd. ent in Sanilac county who present immunization level. Kay, Becky McLaren, Paris Hutchinson, Jill Hutchinson, O'Brien's Tire Shop Printed & plain Available all times says he won't keep a child out While exact figures are not Matt, Sandy McDonald, Jerry Kocan, Chuck Malone, 620 E. Huron Ave. sportswear, of school just because the available, he said the rate has Sandy Novak, LeeAnn Potry- LaDonna Midyett, Bruce Bad Axe, Michigan 45" wide $1.19 yd. Leslie Profit Firm Messer, Kevin Pasanski, Kim 1 inch elastic .... 4 yds - $1.00 probably fallen off slightly kus, Kris Proctor+ , Gaylene Phone 517-269-8471 6382 Cemetery Rd., Cass City from comparable levels a Prong, Mary Ross, Wayne Pettinger, Gary Perry, Keith 2-3-3-8 White zippers .... 4 for $1.00 Schram, Geri Salas, Kim Perry, Diane Russell, Jeff White & colored Phone 872-2309 year ago. 2-9-25-tf Lions Moylan blames indiffer- Sangster, Ruby Sherman, Stahlbaum, Julie Smithson, thread - 225 yd. ence of parents, especially names Steve Seeley, Becky Speirs, Tom Tuckey, Kimberly FOR SALE - Bale wheat spool 4 for $1.00 young adults who have no Karla Wischmeyer, Kirk Wagg + , Whitney Walpole, straw, large heavy bales, Lace & edging - 2-5 yd. FOR SALE - 2 Atlas Weather- memories of past epidemics. Winter, Julie Vargo + , Lori Colleen Whittaker, Jon phone 658-4104. 2-3-10-3 pieces 3 for $1.00 guard snow tires, H 78-14 with Auxiliary "They don't remember that Whittaker. Zdrojewski. rims for Chevy, used one 25 years ago, each summer Rutkoski FOR SALE - Lowe Seeds, Federated Store season. One complete Brown- parents were literally terri- SIXTH GRADE alfalfa, mammoth and mix- Cass City ie Scout uniform, size 12, etc. fied over the prospect of (Coming Auctions tures and seed corn. Call 2-3-10-2 Phone 872-3896. 2-3-10-2 meets Farm Family Insurance Karen Ballagh, Tammy I polio," he said. "Now polio Company, of Albany, New Harold Koch 665-2536 Gage- has been conquered as a Connolly, Kevin Downing+ , Saturday, March 19 - Jack town. 2-3-10-3n FOR SALE - one electric FALCON GAS GRILL with The Lions Auxiliary met at York, announces that Frank Paula Ewald, Aaron Fisher Veronica's Restaurant Mon- disease. Rutkoski, Caro, has accepted Dauphin will sell personal Rickenbacher 12-string wheels, special $99.95. Fuel- "I think immunizations in Jamie Fox+, Debbie Franks, property at the place located FOR SALE - 1974 Kawasaki guitar; one electric stove and gas Company, Inc., corner day night. Guests were in- a position with their com- Michelle Frank, Cort Hart- vited. An auction was held general have taken on a bad pany, effective March 1. Rut- two miles west of Forestville 175 Enduro, slightly used. oven in excellent condition. M-81 and M-53, Cass City. image in the wake of the wick, Dawn Hartwick, Bill on Bay City-Forestville Rd. Phone 872-4249. 2-3-10-3 Phone 872-2623 or 872-2312. Phone 872-2161. 2-2-3-tf which netted $268.45. A des- koski was formerly associ- Harrison+ , Martin Haw- sert and coffee were served. influenza program last fall. It ated with the Farm Bureau Lorn Hillaker, auctioneer. 2-3-17-3 'A" report of the auxiliary has tended to rub off on other ley + , Ronald Heckroth, Col- FOR SALE - coarse hay, 60 Insurance Companies of leen Janssen, Perri Johnson, Complete line of WEDDING INVITATIONS raffle was held. June Luettke programs." Michigan. Saturday, March 19 - Bill cents a bale. Phone 872-3055 won first prize, Rose Guin- Moylan said shots offered in Dale Keyser, Carrie Lautner, Elvin will sell farm machin- Spot-Bilt and announcements. A com- after 5 p.m. 2-1-27-9 ther, second prize, and Ken both Huron and Sanilac count- Cathy Leppek, Valarie Lang- ery at the place located two plete line of printing, raised Kilbourn, third prize. The ies are free and that clinics and a quarter miles north of Athletic Shoes printing or engraving. Dozens raffle netted $328.00: The are held on a regularly sched- Bad Axe on M-53. Ira, David Now in Stock to choose from. Cass City 10" Rock well proceeds are earmarked for uled basis in both Bad Axe and Martin Osentoski, auc- Baseball, Track, Training Chronicle, Cass City. the pool fund and Leader Dog. and Sandusky. Deputy tioneers. Shoes, girls' Softball Shoes, 2-1-12-tf All-purpose Shoes. Thursday, March 24 - Ad- FOR SALE - woven throw Table Saw & Base rian Meddaugh will auction Albee True Value rugs, handmade, many colors, all new material. Also $259.95 files farm machinery at the place Hardware custom rug weaving. Phone located eight miles south, Cass City 872-3629. 2-3-17-3 three miles east and a quarter 2-3-10-tf OPEN suit of a mile south of Cass City on SALE - Glass lined water Lampton Road. Ira, David FOR SALE - fireplace wood heaters, gas. From 30 gallon Gambles and Martin Osentoski, auc- by the pickup load; 16-ft. tilt to 75 gallon. Fuelgas Com- Cass City tioneers. trailer with new deck; A lawsuit seeking a total of pany of Cass City. Phone 2-3-17-2 $120,000 in damages was filed 3-wheeler by Rupp, just like 872-2161. 2-9-23-tf this week in Tuscola County Friday, March 25 - Earl new. Call 872-3842. 2-3-10-3 Circuit Court by Sheriff's Schember will sell farm ma- MEETING chinery and personal prop- Deputy Leland Ward Tesch- FOR SALE - used Cornado endorf and his wife, Christine, erty at the place located four washer and drier. Fairly good FRANK RUTKOSKI in connection with a traffic miles east of Cass City to condition, $30. 6464 River Rd. Aime Says, accident last January. M-53, then five miles north 2-3-3-3 To Public He joined Farm Bureau in Teschendorf was injured and % of a mile east on Huron the Owosso area in 1967 as an Jan. 24 when a car driven by Line Rd. Lorn Hillaker, auc- FOR SALE - Wash Master i Come In And agent. In 1969 he was ap- Lawrence Allen Loomis (no tioneer. portable washer spin dryer. pointed agency manager of Check These Meeting Of Novesta Township address given) struck his Saturday, March 26 - Lester Like new. Can be seen at 6442 Shiawassee county. In 1971, patrol car near the intersec- Garfield or phone 872-2221. Bargains Rutkoski assumed the man- Kappen will sell farm ma- Zoning Commission Concerning tion of»M-46 and Chambers chinery and personal prop- 2-3-17-ln agement of both Saginaw and Road south of Caro. Shiawassee counties. He was erty including Herefords at Any Changes In Zoning Ordinance As a result, Teschendorf's the place located four miles HORIZONTAL GAS furnace, We Have A Good Selection Of Fine Cars and appointed to the top field complaint alleges, the of- Janitrol, used. 100,000 BTU. management position of Dis- south of Cass City and a half Trucks To Choose From ' ficer suffered impairment of of a mile east on Severance $125. Fuelgas Company, Inc., trict Sales Manager in the (5) speech, the ability to eat and corner M-81 and M-53, Cass 1977 Chevy Impala, 2 door, Demo V-8, Auto trans., Radio,. Thumb area counties in 1975. Rd. Lorn Hillaker, auction- P.S. & P.B., Radial white walls, Low mileage, New Car to use proper dental hygiene. eer. City. Phone 872-2161. 2-2-3-tf Prior to the insurance busi- The officer reportedly sus- Warranty $$$SAVE $$$ Friday, April 1 ness, Rutkoski was em- tained facial and knee injur- Saturday, March 26 - Ed ployed as major lines man- ies. and Leona Koceba will sell 1976 Chevette, radio, heater, 4-speed ager for Montgomery Wards The suit asks $100,000 in farm machinery at the prem- Automotive ] trans., white walls, like new *2585 and Company in both Port damages for»the officer and ises located six miles east, At Town Hall, Deford Huron and Owosso. He FOR SALE -1970 Chevelle SS 1975 Chevy Vi Ton Van, V-8, auto., Power another $20,000 for Teschen- four miles north, one mile 396. No rust. Sharp! Call worked at the Cass City dorf's wife, on grounds of lost steering, Chrome grill and bumpers, $ west and one and three- 872-4531 after 4 p.m. 1-3-17-1 Body side molding, Sharp 3985 8p.m. Gamble Store for 13 years companionship and disrup- quarters miles north of Bad with Lloyd Bryant, and was tion of her normal lifestyle. Axe on Tomlinson Rd. Ira, 1975 Blazer, 4 x 4, Auto., Radio, Two- S employed for two years by the FOR SALE - 1976 Chevrolet The case will be heard David and Martin Osentoski, Monte Carlo with air, low tone paint, Sharp 5085 Baurer Candy Company of before Judge Martin E. auctioneers. Cass City. mileage. Nice car. See or call Another Meeting Is Scheduled For Clements. Phil Keating, phone 872-2230 1975 Moma 2 + 2, 4-speed, Radio, He is the son of Mr. and Thursday, March 31, Floyd Yellow and black, Good buy at *2585 Mrs. Enick Rutkoski of Cass Ziehm and sons will hold a before 5. 1-3-17-3 Sept. 26 Regarding Zoning City. He and his wife Joann dairy and farm machinery 1974 Pontiac Firebird, Rally stripe and and their five children plan to auction, located seven miles FOR SALE - 1968 Chevrolet wheels, Auto, power, Bright blue, Sharp *3585 move to western New York north and 6'/^ miles west of station wagon. Call 872-4006. soon. THINGS Cass City, corner of McAlpine After 6 - phone 872-4445. 1974 Buick Electro 225 Custom, 4-door, She is the daughter of Mr. and Parker Roads. Boyd Tait, 1-3-10-3 Vinyl top, Full power, Air cond., Loaded S NOVESTA TOWNSHIP and Mrs. Anthony Koroleski auctioneer. with extras 4185 of Kinde. Saturday, April 2 - Izzy FOR SALE - '66 Dodge Power 1974 Plymouth Fury Gran Coupe, V8, Koceba will sell farm ma- wagon, 1-ton, 4 wheel drive, auto., P. S. & P.B., air cond., vinyl top, only WE PRINT chinery at the place located with or without snow plow. 33,777 miles. Now only *2895 COLONY HOUSE SLOW PITCH six miles east, four miles Walnut Trailer Park, Lot 18. north and one mile west, 1-3-3-3 1973 Chevy Bel Air, 4 door, V8, auto, BUSINESS CARDS corner of Minnick and Tom- trans., P.S. & P.B., sharp car, only M995 ACCOUNTING linson Rds. Ira, David and FOR SALE - '67 Chevy >/2-ton FORMS pickup. Call 872-3327 after 6. 1972 Olds 88 Coupe, Vinyl roof, Auto - DANCE Martin Osentoski, auction- trans., Radio, Power, Good trans., Only PROGRAMS eers. 1-3-17-3 *1485 STATEMENTS MARCH 26 ENVELOPES 1972 Chevy Vi Ton Pickup, St'd trans., Wednesday, April 6 - Roger FOR SALE -1973 Impala. Bob Custom two-tone paint, Good wheels, Only * 995 SWISS STEAK & CHICKEN TICKETS Forster will hold farm ma- Westerby, phone 872-3878. MENUS chinery auction, located one 1-3-10-3 1972 Nova, 6 cyl., 2-door, Auto, trans., $ PRICE: $7.00 PER PERSON LETTERHEADS mile east and five miles north Radio, Good transportation, Only 795 VOUCHERS of Cass City on Schwegler Rd. FOR SALE - 1973 Pontiac BROCHURES Boyd Tait, auctioneer. Catalina, 2 door hardtop, air Tickets Available BOOKLETS Cash.Bar Saturday, April 16 - Mrs. conditioning, low mileage. Leo Longuski will sell farm Call 872-4006. After 6 Dance-9:00 Till 1:30 At Konrad's Bakery machinery on the premises 658-8422. 1-3-10-3 OUVRY The Chronicle located two miles north and Dinner-7:00 Till 8:30 and Croft Clara Lumber, Inc. one and a quarter miles east FOR SALE - 1974 Lincoln of Ubly on Priemer Rd. Ira, Continental. Many extras. CHEV.-OLDS, INC. PHONE 872-2010 Phone 872-4593 after 6 p.m. N6 Admission At The Door David and Martin Osentoski, Phone 872-4301 CassCity auctioneers. 1-3-3-3 CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 PAGE NINETEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH - USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS General General General Real Estate Notices Services j [ Services ) [ Services Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise For Sale ELMER H. FRANCIS, li- INCOME TAX SERVICE: GAME PARTY - Every Sun- Get the best censed builder. New homes or Charles F. Soper, 3370 River FOR SALE - Fenton slotted FOR SALE - automatic wash- AKC Shetland Sheep dog (re- REAL ESTATE day night at St. Pancratius remodeling. Roofing, siding, St., Kingston, Mich. Phone mag sports rims for Chevy ing machine and sink with sembles small collie), '/a hall, Cass City, 7:30 p.m. barns, pole buildings. Phone 517-683-2815. 8-1-13-12 14x8 and-or 14x6. 1975 GMC right side drain board, with years, female, housebroken, 50 acres prime farmland. All 5-2-20-tf Insulation 872-2921. 8-11-7-tf 292 6 cyl. engine. Call after 6 faucets. Can be seen at 6470 obedience trained, special tiled, Colwood area. Lamotte Township SEWING MACHINE and vac- p.m. 872-3841. 2-3-17-3 Third St. Phone 872-3567, terms to right home, must CUSTOM BUTCHERING - uum cleaner sales and serv- 2-3-10-3 have fenced in yard. Phone Near Caro - 3 bedroom home, Firemen's Auxiliary Call Joe V/2 acres, full basement, fire- Monday and by 10 a.m. ice. Parts in stock for all BULK 'PROPANE systems 872-3765 evenings. 2-3-10-3 Mellendorf Tuesday. By appointment makes. Service Department for grain driers or home FOR SALE - gas industrial place, barn. Ham Dinner only. Cutting and wrapping and store hours, 8 to 5. Tom heating. Fuelgas Company of welder, $300 with tanks. Call Prescott area - 2 bedroom for deep freeze. V/s miles Lowery, 319 Bacon St., Bad Cass City. Phone 872-2161. 872-2848. 2-3-17-3 KIRSCH WOVEN year-round home on 100 x Sunday, March 27 375-2727 south. Carl Reed, Cass City. Axe. Phone 269-9101. 2-11-14-tf Phone 872-2085. 8-10-27-tf . 8-1-8-tf 200' lot. Fireplace, 2 garages. Serving 12 tiJl 4 State Licensed FOR SALE - stainless steel WOOD SHADES Only $5,000 down! JH_-2Q-tL FOR SALE - 1st and 2nd sink and cabinet, new chande- at Lamotte township hall "NORM'COATES TV service, cuttmg_hay._CalL .872-3327- lier, formals - sizes 10.-1-2—14.-- Call Sharon thorp at: 6750 Elmwood Rd., Cass City. Western Style Shirts Donation FOR "a job well done feel- "after 6V 2-3-17-3 Phone 872-3541. 2-3-17-3 25% Off H.L. Dykes ing" clean carpets with Blue Phone 872-3139. If no answer, Order now for your horse Adults $3.50 Lustre. Rent electric sham- call 872-3435. 8-10-16-tf shows - fairs, etc. Real Estate Children $1.75 pooer $l. Ben Franklin Store, Real Estate For Sale J Albee True-Value 155 W. Lincoln 5-3-17-1 Cass City. 8-6-11-tf CUSTOM Also General sewing Caro, Michigan, 48723 and zipper replace- Hardware 673-6529 or 673-4183 ATTENTION Cass City em- BUTCHERING ment. Cass City 3-3-17-1 ployees and-or residents -join Cass City Studio Meat cut, wrapped and frozen For Sale by B. A. Calka Real Estate 2-3-17-2 the Cass City Federal Credit WEDDING PICTURES Union and receive a free 8x10 Gainor's Phone 872-2894 FARM LAND WEDDING ACCESSORIES SAGINAW BAY!!!! FOR SALE - 77 Oliver tractor, color portrait on March 25. PORTRAITS:-FAMILY- Meat Packing 6655 E. Main St. A GOOD INVESTMENT HERE!!!,! 9 Unit Apartment wide front, completely over- Call for an appointment Tues- BABY-INDIVIDUALS Cass City Building -all on one floor; plus 15x25' laundry room; each with hauled; 12 2x12 planks; 2 day, 9 till 2, or Friday, 12 noon 8-3-17-1 individual oil heating system; PLUS 2 lots with water frontage tractor wheel weights; cock- FORSALE till 5. Phone 872-2320. 5-3-10-3 Monday, Wednesday, Friday Bad Axe. Phone 269-8161 overlooking Saginaw Bay - ALL THIS FOR $55,000. Your a-poo to give away to good 12-5p.m. TRI-COUNTY Dead Stock inspection invited!!!! ALL RENTED!!!! home; phone 872-2096. WANTED - old pocket or call evenings 1 mile north, 1 mile west of Removal. 517-375-4088. 2-3-17-3 watches, rings, chains. Call 872-2885 ' Bad Axe. 8-11-25-tf 8-8-1-tf IN CASS CITY: 1 Block off Main St. - 1 v> story frame home 160 acres located in SE quar- 872-2635 after 5 p.m. with insul siding; 3 large bedrooms; formal dining room; 5-2-20-tfn 4192S. Seeger SEWING AND mending from NEED YOUR windows knickknack shelving - extra large living room; basement; FOR SALE - Sump pump, ter, section 21 in Elkland wedding dresses to doll practically new and one new Township or 1 mile north of 8-9-30-tf washed and don't have the open stairway off foyer to Living room; laundry room off Cass City. clothes. In town. Ruby Rus- time? Call 872-2577. 8-3-17-3 kitchen; natural gas log FIREPLACE in living room; wall to Mars well pump. Phone 872- Services) sell. Phone 872-3573. 8-3-3-3 wall carpeting; other features - corner lot with large shade 2781. Deckerville and Kings- B AND B Refrigeration - Re- trees; 4 black walnut trees; $23,000.00 terms. ton Rd.,Deford. 2-3-3-3 Custom Slaughtering - curing pair all makes of washers, [ Wanted to Buy Contact any day before 11 smoking and processing driers, refrigerators, freezers Farm IN CASS CITY: RANCH TYPE HOME with 7 rooms; 3 Lawn Fertilizer a.m. and after 8:30 p.m. and ranges. Call Caro WANT TO BUY - 4 door, 6 bedrooms; PLUS 18x20' family room with exposed beams; Beef - Pork - Veal - Lamb 673-6125. 8-5-1-tf Equipment cylinder car - 1973 or earlier. with natural gas FIREPLACE - sliding glass doors from 25-4-8 weed & feed $6.79 FOR SALE - International Must be in fair condition or family room to garage; new kitchen cabinets; well-insulated; 23-7-7 fertilizer $4.99 For Sale - Beef and Pork, AUCTIONEER better. Phone 872-3629. 6-3-3-3 Red Cedar siding and aluminum - two car garage attached; 25-4-8 fertilizer whole or half. Wrapped in the model 10A disc, 8 ft. wide, Marion Turner new clear shrink film. EXPERIENCED good condition, $100. Call corner lot well shaded and landscaped — all this for $32,000.00. non-burning $6.79 CHANGE OF EMPLOYMENT FORCES SALE!!!! 5449 Cass City Rd. 673-6648. 9-3-17-3 To Give Away 5 Ibs. grass seed $2.69 Erla's Packing Co. Complete Auctioneering Ser- IN CASS CITY Cass City, Mich. 48726 2 Ibs. Kentucky blue Cass City, Mich. vice Handled Anywhere. FOR SALE - One 18.4x34 TO GIVE AWAY - 9 puppies - Dick Erla We make All Arrangements tractor tire, good for a dual. mother is Irish Setter. 8 JUST LISTED!!!! 6 room home with aluminum siding; grass $1.69 Our Experience Is Your One Ford .3-14 mounted plow, lifetime roof; basement; natural gas heating system; garage - Phone 872-3176 Phone 872-2191 weeks old. Phone 872-2278. Gambles 8-11-2-tf Assurance high clearance. Call after 4:15 VACANT ~- Immediate Possession — TO SETTLE ESTATE p.m. Harold Koch, 665-2536 7-3-3-3 — Offered to you for $19,500.00 or $21,500. with extra lot. Cass City 3-3-17-1 Ira, David & •2-3-17-2 WILL DO house cleaning, Gagetown. M-10-3n FREE - to good homes - wall washing, window wash- Martin Osentoski COMPLETELY FURNISHED!!!!! 4320 JOHN DEERE tractor, kittens. Call 872-3427. Don IN CASS CITY: 24x60'Home with aluminum siding; insulated; GAS SPACE HEATERS - new Real Estate ing, and painting of any kind. PHONE: cab and duals 18.4x38; ear Erla. 7-3-17-1 wall to wall carpeting; excellent condition; only 5 years old - 2 and used, from $75. Controls Phone 872-3007. 8-3-10-9 Cass City 872-2352 collect corn by the ton. Elmer Voss, 5 BATHROOMS; new garage cost $2700.00 plus 10x10' utility included. Fuelgas Company, For Rent south, 2 east of Cass City. TO BE GIVEN AWAY - free - building - Immediate Possession. Inc., corner M-81 and M-53, Chuck Gage Welding FAGAN'S THUMB Carpet 9-3-17-3 6playful puppies, 6 weeks old. Cass City. Phone 872-2161. FOR RENT - 3 bedroom home Cleaning - Dry foam or Mother beagle. Call after 5:00 2-2-3-tf in town. Deposit and refer- MOVE RIGHT IN!!!! Shop steam. Also upholstery and FOR SALE - rubber drive belt p.m. 872-2903. 7-3-10-3 6445 GARFIELD STREET in Cass City: One story home with 5 ences required. Call 673-3583 We now have heli-arc welding wall cleaning. Free Esti- after 5 p.m. 4-3-17-2 7"xlOO ft.; 2 tractor tires rooms; extra large carpeted living room; dining room; Real Estate mates. Clifford 761-7503. 15.5x38 suitable for duals; TO GIVE AWAY - Border basement; oil furnace - forced hot air; corner lot with lots of Specializing in stainless 8-3-20-tf electric calf dehorner; 1954 Collie pups. Must see to shade trees; many other features; REDUCED FROM $22,000. For Sale HOUSE FOR RENT - 2 steel, blacksmithing, fabri- Ford F600 truck-292 motor -12 appreciate. Phone 872-4670. to $21,000. for QUICK SALE!!!! Immediate Possession!!!! bedroom, in town. Washer, cating and radiator repair. ft. grain box, hoist (needs 7-3-17-3 drier, stove and refrigerator, SEPTIC TANK CLEANING - Richard Peter For fast, guaranteed work brake work); Innes bean A GOOD INVESTMENT HERE!!! Real Estate $150 month. Deposit and ref- Also portable welding call Dale Rabideau, Cass windrower; McCormick No. FREE TO good home - five- 24.6 ACRES: No buildings - '/i mile off blacktop road - erences. Call 517-658-8624. City, 872-3581 or 872-3000. 41 bean planter, fiberglass rnonth-old dog. Collie and $15,000.00. 683-2711 4-3-17-1 7062E.DeckervilleRd. 8-3-24-tf fertilizer hoppers; John spaniel mix. Phone 872-4661. Ivan Paladi Deford.Mich. Deere field cultivator; 2 bot- 7-3-17-3 FOR RENT: 10 Acres on Hadley Rd., comes with 8x38' mobile 872-2872 FURNISHED apartment for Phone 872-2552 tom Oliver plow 16 inch; rent - heat included. B.A. 8-5-15-tf DOES YOUR PIANO need home; drilled well and septic tank.$75.00 per month. 10 acre building site on tuning? Call Duane Johnston, cultipacker; hay drier 36" fan Calka, phone 872-3355. Slip single phase motor; John Livestock j Crawford Road. High and 4-3-3-3 WILL DO sewing and altera- 409 Cleveland St., Bad Axe, OWENDALE: RANCH TYPE HOME with 6 rooms; wall to dry, perkable, terms. 269-7364.' Thirteen years' ex- Deere combine 55, bean and wall carpeting in living' room and 15x19' Family Room - tions, also doll clothes. Bar- grain, 12 ft. header; Mayrath FOR SALE - 2 geese and 3 Large modern 3 bedroom bara Koepf. Phone 872-3738. perience on all makes of boars. William D. Wisen- laundry room off kitchen; natural gas heating system; all home on 10 acres, finished pianos, registered craftsman bale elevator; 2 clodbusters. drapes, curtains; and beautiful light fixtures remain with Notices 8-9-30-tf Ottomar Sting, phone 678- baugh, Bach Rd. Phone basement, fireplace, garage member of the Piano Tech- 883-3169. 10-3-3-3 home; extra large kitchen with Birch cabinets; many other- and barn. Kingston area. nician's Guild. 8-7-30-tf 4477. 9-3-17-1 DON'T MISS Satow's Green RON'S REPAIRS - Appliance features; offered to you for $27,500.00. $55,000. 3-2-24-4 Tag Clearance Sale, March 17 -refrigeration and electrical. FOR SALE - young geese for NEAR CARO: l'/2 ACRES. — 2 story home with insul siding; thru 26. Super bargains Licensed electrician. Call Ready To Go eating or breeding. Phone new oil furnace cost $1800.00; new roof; 3 bedrooms; '/, mile throughout the store! Satow's after 4 p.m. 872-3839. 8-8-7-tf 872-3552. 2 south, l;)/i east on from Cass River - excellent hunting; 24x50' metal building for CUSTOM BUILT modern Home of Fine Furnishings, USED EQUIPMENT E. Kelly Rd. 10-3-10-3 storage - 8x20' camper - all this for $13,500.00. Terms. home, 4 years old, conven- 126 E. Main, Sebewaing. MARTIN ELECTRIC iently located,-double insu- 5-3-10-3 Priced To Sell 10 ACRES: Partly wooded - l'/i mile off M-53 highway - 82' lated, automatic gas heat, 3 Residential and Commercial Help Wanted) drilled well; septic tank in; 8x38' mobile home - $11,500.00 with large bedrooms with double FINAL MARK down of winter Wiring TRACTORS closets; 2 walk in, home APPLICATIONS being ac- $1500.00 down. merchandise - Now marked 830 CASE DIESEL - power steering. completely carpeted, custom \k price. Winter coats, jack- State Licensed cepted for sub rural carrier at 3:i/.i ACRES close to Cass City; 5 room basement home with matched paneling through- ets, dresses, pant suits, snow Reconditioned. Gagetown post office. 11-3-17-1 natural gas for heat - 221' drilled well - 26x45' building ideal for out, 2'/a baths, large kitchen boots. Federated Store, Cass 2470 CASE 4-wheel drive. With cab, air ••ummage sales; radiator shop; body bumping, etc., $18,500. and dining area with built-in City. 5-3-10-2 Free Estimates HELP NEEDED - woman to appliances, study room, extra conditioning. Heater. stay with Edith Hoffman, IDEAL FOR REAL ESTATE OFFICE!! large living room with built-in PHONE 872-4114 1170 CASE with cab, heater, 20.8x38 tires. from 9:00 till 3:00, three days TV plugs, all lighted closets, WANTED - barn beams - slab a week. Phone 872-2042. Call MAIN ST., CASS CITY .-Large home with 3 bedrooms; dining custom drapes throughout, lumber - power and hand 4180 Kurds Corner Road 930 CASE DIESEL with Freeman loader. after 6p.m. 11-3-17-3 room; family room; 2 bathrooms; oil furnace; basement; 2 utility room, large storage tools. All donations tax de- 8-10-1-tf 530 CASE DIESEL completely recon- car garage; new siding; new aluminum storms and screens; room, large patio with fiber- ductible. Caro Area Services For the Handicapped. Phone AN AFTERNOON paper new roof; $35,000.00 Sellers will hold land contract. glass roof and astroturf car- AUCTIONEERING - See ditioned. route is open for a reliable peting, large 2 car garage 517-673-7721. 5-3-10-tf Lorn "Slim" Hillaker. Top 66 OLIVER with 4-row cultivator. boy or girl. Phone 872-4502. BRICK & ALUMINUM SIDING HOME WITH over 2,000 with automatic door, concrete dollar for your property. 11-3-3-3 square feet of living space; BRICK FIREPLACE; office or drive, easily accessible, plus WANTED - unfurnished Phone 872-3019 Cass City. 990 CASE DAVID BROWN diesel. den with built-in bookcases and shelving; Cathedral type many other features. Phone house or apartment. Call 8-10-3-tf WD-45 ALLIS-CHALMERS engine over- ceiling; IVfe BATHROOMS; many built-ins in kitchen; sliding 872-4286, call after 4, Ervie J. 872-3060 before 12 noon or [Work Wanted) glass doors lead to iVfe lots of landscaping - 2 car garage at- Hewitt. 3-3-3-3 872-2364 after 2p.m. 5-3-17-3 hauled. tached plus workshop or hobby shop; full basement; PATIO - 2010 JOHN DEERE with loader WILL DO babysitting in my many other features. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT!!! IM- FOR SALE by owner - 3-bed- CASS CITY Preschool Nurs- Quik-Fix home, north of Cass City. MEDIATE POSSESSION. room Ranch, southeast edge ery annual spring Bazaar, Home Repairs 630 CASE gas, with loader Phone 872-2879. 12-3-10-3 of village. Attached 2-car Saturday, April 2, 10:00-2:00 OTHER EQUIPMENT LISTINGS WANTED: On all types of REAL ESTATE garage, family-room with at the Presbyterian church. FARMS, HOMES, COUNTRY HOMES, RETIREMENT, General home repairs, re- WILL DO baby sitting in my beamed ceiling and free- 5-3-17-3 modeling. Furniture repair, BUSINESSES, LOTS, ETC. JOHN DEERE 20 foot lift harrow home. Weekdays. Phone standing fireplace with gas- antique or contemporary. 872-3040 anytime. 12-3-3-3 $55,000 log, sliding-glass door to GAME PARTY - Every Sun- CASE 10-f t disk with wheels cement and fenced in patio. Also traditional pine furni- SPECIAL!! 80 ACRES: Close in to Cass City: Large 2 story day night, at St. Pancratius NEW HOLLAND 510 spreader with new WILL DO babysitting in my vinyl sided home with 4 bedrooms; 3 year old oil furnace; Call 872-2859 for appointment. hall, Cass City, 7:30 p.m. ture made to order. 3-3-10-3 5-2-20-tf chain home. Call Alice Ketchum. Birch kitchen cabinets; wall to wall carpeting; 36x56' barn; 872-2004. 12-2-10-tfn tool shed; poultry house; year around stream thru property - Phone 872-2576 8-2-10-tf. CASE 135 spreader, excellent condition $55,000.00 terms. REAL ESTATE NEW HOLLAND 335 spreader, good con- COUNTRY HOME: Only 3 years old - BRICK & ALUMINUM Card of Thanks siding; BRICK FIREPLACE with heatilator; 4 BEDROOMS; For Sale: 4 bedroom 2 story older home in Cass City, in good CHAPPEL'S Plumbing & dition V/2 bathrooms; Forced hot water heating system with 3 zones; condition. Well carpeted, gas furnace, Franklin fireplace, Heating Service. Also storm CASE 5-16 plows, model 3000 THE FAMILY of Mrs. Mabel full basement; 2car garage attached; wall to wall carpeting; closets. Basement, living, dining and breakfast rooms. Utility, door and window repair. No Stine wishes to express their situated on V/2 acres of land -- offered to you for $47,500.00 full bath up. '/a bath down, attached garage. Corner location. job too small. Phone 375-2510. CASE JTA plow, 4-16 sincere appreciation to all tprms. YOUR INSPECTION INVITED!!!! Full price, $20,500. 8-7-22-tf NEW HOLLAND 469 Haybine. Excellent who helped care for her at Hills and Dales Hospital and INVESTMENT!!! 3 APARTMENT HOME - very good For Sale: "Just Listed" 3 bedroom ranch style home, near NOTICE condition Provincial House, and to her condition; glassed in porch; some household furniture Cass City, garage, nice lot, storage building, carpeting. Come many friends who have called in for more information. Re-R,oof Awnings NEW HOLLAND 469 Haybine. ready to included; attic insulated; natural gas furnace; income $300.00 Re-Side Insulate and brought food to the house. monthly; 2 car garage plus utility building — a good buy here Aluminum windows and doors go. Special thanks to Rev. Kelley at $25,000.00. Four bedroom home located in Cass City, extensive for his comforting message remodeling done, dining room, living room, eating area, Call or Write NEW HOLLAND 1880 Forage Harvester. and the women who served OWNER MOVING TO FLORIDA!!!! 6' x 10' bathroom, three bedrooms up, one down, large Bill Sprague, owner Self-propelled, 3-row corn head and win- the wonderful meal at Salem bathroom, walk-in closet, basement with natural gas heat, Methodist church. 13-3-17-1 RETIRING? We have a neat 2 bedroom home with hardwood good location. See me on this now, More particulars at office. of Elkton Roofing and Siding row pick-up floors; natural gas heating system; built-in desk and Company NEW HOLLAND 3-row forage harvester MAY WE extend our sincere bookcase; large kitchen with many nice cabinets; full Four bedroom home, on the edge of Cass City, with two car thanks to the many friends basement; porch is finished off and heated; dining room; full garage, gas furnace. Full price - $22,000. If you're looking for a Elkton 375-4215 with corn head and winrow . and neighbors for the numer- basement; all this for $17,500.00. large home for a fair price, see this one. Bad Axe CO 9-7469 ous acts of kindness shown us Bad Axe CO 9-7158 NEW HOLLAND 985 combine with 13-ft. during the loss of our brother WANTED: Real Estate SALESMEN - inquire at our office for Two bedroom trailer with over 1 acre of land located on M-53. Terms to 5 years grain head and 4-row corn head and uncle, Raymond H. Wal- details. New water pump. 8-3-17-tf NEW HOLLAND 65 baler with PTO lace. Also to Dr. Donahue and the staff at the Hills and Dales NOTICE - All bean growers - NEW HOLLAND 67 baler with PTO General Hospital, Rev. Tat- SEE, CALL OR WRITE TO: 40 acres, near Kingston % mile off blacktop. Three bedroom You must bring in your bean NEW HOLLAND 68 baler with bale genhorst for his comforting home, oil furnace, nice storage building, or ideal for beef knives now for hammering or words, theDorman sisters for B. A. CALKA, Realtor cattle. Possible pond site. rebuilding your worn-out thrower their message in song, and knives - better than new. Over. the pallbearers. Mr. and Mrs. 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48726 SOyears' experience. Guaran- Sam Sangster, Mr. and Mrs. Telephone: 872-3355 Edward J. Hahn, Broker teed satisfaction. Ubly Weld- RABIDEAU MOTORS George Sangster and family; 6240 W. Main Street, Cass City, Mi. ing & Machine Shop, Ubly. and Mr. and Mrs. Diiane ' 'LISTINGS WANTED ON ALL TYPES OF PROPERTY1' Farm Division."•" : *• Phone 872-2155 days or 872-3519 evenings Call 1-517-658-2211 or 658-8722. Phone 872-2616 Cass City Sangster and family. 13-3-17-1 3-17-1 8-1-27-12 ' SERVING THIS COMMUNITY FOR m/p-R PAGE TWENTY CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1977 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Stockbridge takes squeaker 61-59 Hawks drop heartbreaker as last-minute rally fizzles
The Cass City Red Hawks Battel sat out the better part the Hawk press caused a basketball team did its thing of a quarter with fouls and turnover with Jeff Hartel -against Stockbridge .- .--•.- Chuck.Hendrick fouled, out .of. -getting.the..ball.-While-sitting- coming from behind to tie the the game. on the floor, he dished it off to score in the last quarter after Countering Stockbridge's Haire, who beat the defense trailing for most of the game. superior front line strength for an easy two-pointer. But unlike the results was Cass City's firepower - But Coach Phil Hora called against Frankenmuth, Ubly, from the guard position. time out and when the team Lakers, USA and Brown City, The Hawks showed the took the floor again Basore this time the rally fizzled and pressure of tournament play connected on a 12-foot jumper the Panthers took a heart- in the first half as they hit just and Cass City never tied the breaker, 61-59, in the regional four of their first 20 shots for a score again. finals at Davison High School. meager 20 per cent. The lead see-sawed be- The Panthers now have won Clarke Haire, who paced tween two and four points and four regionals in the last eight the Hawks all night, kept the Cass City had a chance to put years. Saturday it was their Panthers from running away the pressure on but a missed taller front line that made the and hiding in the first two foul shot nullified it. difference. quarters and helped keep the With a four-point lead and Greg Basore, a 6',4" for- game close in the first period. about 20 seconds left the ward and Chuck Minix, a He pumped in two buckets Panthers let Mike Richards 6',6" center, put Cass City's from the top of the key and come down and score un- front line in trouble as Paul added a foul shot as Stock- molested as the clock ran out. bridge went in front after Haire led the Hawks with 25 eight minutes, 12-11. points. Battel netted 16 and Singers In the second period it Mike Richards added 10. looked as if the eventual Basore, a junior forward, winners were going to blow was the leader for the winners Cass City out of the game., with 22 points. slate The rugged Panther front It was the final game for line scored 18 points with Dan Rick Richards and Chuck Stanley netting seven of his 11 Hendrick. Both players could points and Minix adding six of look back at the season with concert his 14. Basore netted five. satisfaction. At the half Stockbridge had Both contributed heavily in A nationally known group, run up a 33-25 lead and that key games that resulted in the "The Regeneration", is looked big to most Hawk fans. Thumb B League champion- slated to present a concert at But not as big as the 11-point ship and the battle to the Cass City High School April margin looked a few mo- regional finals. THIS SHOT by Mike Richards missed but the Junior Hawk 15, sponsored by the Cass City ments earlier. * The remainder of the team Area Ministerial Association. In the second half, the has next season to look for- forward netted 10 points anyway. Number 42 is Rick Richards The group has travelled Hawks started finding Battel ward to. The problem ahead who finished his career for the Hawks. In the far right is Todd over a half million miles and in the center and he re- for 1977-78 will be to find Lee of Stockbridge. Number 55 is Chuck Minix, while Jeff performed before 4 million sponded with half of his points rebounders to take the place persons in live performances. in Cass City's third period of the two graduating players. Hartel watches from the near right. The group has presented rally. Haire kept up the pace The boys were feted at a 3,500 performances in seven he established in the first dinner in Davison following years and has a radio show period by adding six points the final game when 100 currently being aired by an and after three quarters Cass appreciative fans and players estimated 500 stations. City was within shooting dis- crowded in to applaud the In addition they have re- tance of the Panthers, 47-43. players for their fine season. corded 21 albums and guested With three minutes gone in Scoring: Cass City-Rick on numerous television the final period the Hawks Richards 2 2-2 6; Chuck shows. spurted to tie the score. Haire Hendrick 1 0-0 2; Mike Rich- The group is directed by scored six points in less than ards 3 4-4 10; Paul Battel 6 4-8 Derric Johnson and presents 45 seconds and the score was 16; Haire 10 5-10 25. Totals 22 a unique experience of sight tied at 51-all. 15-24 59. and sound. The first came on a rebound Stockbridge-Dan Stanley The company of musicians after he drove the lane. The 35-511; Greg Basore 9 4-11 22; comes from all across the second on a steal and a hook Chuck Minix 7 0-0 14; Todd CLARKE HAIRE hooks one in over the nation . . . including New shot over the Panthers' Stan- Lee 03-43; Doug Pena 31-37; outstretched hand of Keith Prater of Stock- York, Oregon, Florida and ley. Bill Rickman 1 2-2 4. Totals Minnesota. The spurt was climaxed as 23 15-25 61. bridge for two of his 25 points. Hawk girls hang on for regional win, eye state crown '
Cass City Volleyball Coach Setter Anita Brown and spiking position. tournament slated next Sat- Match No. 4--Cass City over Brenda Breidinger couldn't spiker Beth Erla were in top urday at Spring Arbor. Lakers 15-2 and 15-1 talk above a whisper Monday, form in the final contest, with Cass City weathered a mild Match No. 5-(Semi-finaIs) but she didn't care. Diana Smith keeping the scare from a determined Bad Atherton over Yale 19-17 and She lost her voice cheering Hawks in the game with her Axe squad in semi-final play, SATURDAY'S 15-5 Saturday as her squad cap- serving. • taking two consecutive victor- TOURNAMENT RESULTS tured the Region XXII volley- ies, 15-9 and 13-11. Diana Match No. 6--(Semi-finals) ball crown at Cass City High Before taking Atherton, Smith topped all Hawk serv- Cass City over Bad Axe 15-9 School. The Hawks took the Cass City downed Lakers with ers during the match. Match No. 1-Yale over and 13-11 trophy in the final game of the little problem, 15-2 and 15-1. Capac 16-14 and 15-7 final match and the contest Outstanding setter was Mel With district and regional Match No. 2-Atherton over Match No. 7--(Finals) Ath- wasn't really decided until Kelley, with Deb McFarland trophies in their possession, Memphis 15-2 and 15-6 • erton over Cass City 15-10; the final minutes. taking serving honors while the Hawks are now looking Match No. 3--Bad Axe over Cass City over Atherton 15-7 Atherton came on strong in Beth Erla held down the for a sweep at the state Harbor Beach 15-4 and 15-5 and 15-10. the first game, downing the district champion Hawks 15-10. Cass City couldn't establish any momentum and Atherton remained in com; mand throughout. The Hawks got back on LISA ZIMBA goes up for a shot during Cass City's champ- track in the second game, ionship game against Flint Atherton Saturday which the playing with the form that carried them to the district Hawks won. The squad now advances to the state finals this title, defeating Atherton 15-7. Saturday at Spring Arbor. The final game was a see-saw affair with neither squad jumping out to a lead Want Help Finding What You Want? until Cass City pulled away with less than two minutes Try The Want-Ads Today! remaining.
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