Tax Vote March 13 After Several Delays, the Equalized Valuation of Cass PUBLIC HEARINGS Kenneth Schott, 27, a Bay Cass City Village Council City of $15 Million

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Village se. 9-e plant tax vote March 13 After several delays, the equalized valuation of Cass PUBLIC HEARINGS Kenneth Schott, 27, a Bay Cass City Village Council City of $15 million. county sheriff’s deputy, whs Tuesday evening finally set But as the SEV increases The updated village recre- hired as the new village the date for village residents in future years, the levy will ation facilities plan, pre- police officer, replacing Wil- to vote on a millage to pay drop each year and toward pared by Toshach and liam Moore, who resigned. , the local share for expansion the end of the 40 years, the Sobczak Associates, Inc., of He was one of 10 certified and improvement of the attorney predicted, resi- Saginaw, was reviewed. policemen who applied and wastewater treatment plant. dents might only be paying a one of two interviewed. Mar- The election will be Tues- half-mill a year. The plan is necessary in ried, his parents, the Frank day, March 13. order to apply for federal Schotts and in-laws, the Rdll Electors won’t be voting The village is under orders funds for recreation proj- Geigers, livein Cass City. fronl the state Water Re- ects. Village President Lam- on a set millage, but rather sources commission to im- to authorize levying of the The ,top priority in the bert Althaver discussed the millage necessary for Cass prove the sewage treatment possibility of the council plant and because of that, plan, for which the village establishing an economic City to pay offthe estimated will apply for federal funds $1.2 million local share for council members feel it development corporation. would be beneficial for vot- for 1980, will be renovation Under state law, the EDC CAR at about 4:40 Sunday morning destroyed the car of Jamie plant construction. or replacerneot of the two A FIR& The U.S. Environmental ers to approve the project in can issue tax-free bonds at Fileccia of Little Road, Cass City. Cause was undetermined.l March. 30-yearald tennis courts in less than market inter- Protection Agency (EPA) the recreation park, con- open will pay 75 percent of the Provisions of the Headlee est rates to finance industry struction of two more courts, and business construction estimated $6 million cost; amendment to the state plus lighting and fencing. if Further action possible the state, 5 percent, and the constitution relating to bond- it results in new jobs. Fur- village, the remaining $1.2 ing proposals have caused a A public hearing on the ther investigation will be million (20 percent). slowdown in municipal plan was scheduled at 13 p.m. made, 1 The legal advisor for the building projects, thus offi- at the next council meeting, Trustee Dorothy Stahl- project, William Danhof of cials are looking for favor- Feb. 27. It will probably be baum reported that a Bron- Goshschool Miller, Canfield Paddock able bids by contractors held in the township fire ner Christmas decorations KaUman Ei hall: and Stone, said his firm and eager for work. representative from Frank- the engineers for the proj- “This is the most advan- The 1979 village budget of enmuth has estimated it will ect, Hubbell, Roth and tageous time,” Councilman $418,000 was reviewed for a cost $3,640 for additional Clark, are confident that by James Ware commented. final time. It will be the Christmas decorations for March 13, the village will “It (the project) is going to subject of a public hearing downtown. The council is ,taxrestraining have guarantees from the Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. considering taking over pur- order be imposed on us anyway. .EPA that it will fund the This is the cheapest way chase of such items from the Chamber of Commerce. ’ Ingham County Circuit Based on a county prose- tiff OwendaleGagetown has has been held, but the judge project and from the Farm- we’ll ever have it.” OTHER BUSINESS It qdge James Kallman Fri- cutor’s opinion, the board failed to carry its burden of has not yet issued a decision. ers Home Admihistration will discuss the issue further that it will finance the local As for now, “selling” the in February. $By lifted his restraining presumably will designate proof in this matter and that He also hasn’t signed an project will consist of ex- A resolution was approved order barring the Tuscola the more than $7O,OOO in the temporary restraining order - and presunhably share. accepting the Me Street Village Superintendent Provided voters give their plaining the proposal before extension, Bulen Drive IdPonsie *e County Board of Commis- taxes involved to the Cass order must be dissolved. won’t until he issues an any groups that want to hear (be- sioners from allocating the City School District. “This will not preclude opinion on Keehley’s motion okay, the village will sell its tween the extension and “mudjacking” to level the $1.2 million in bonds the about it. A public meeting Seeger Street) and about the tilted final settling tank at 1978 ,Gosh parcel school Kallman issued the re- plaintiff from recovering --sending the matter back to to might be scheduled later. operating taxes. straining order brfrring the these taxes in an action for the state board. FHA at a low 5 percent north half of Comment Drive the aseewater plant was Technically, the judge is- county board from taking damages if plaintiff should Thus the state board can- interest, to be paid back If voters reject the pro- (leading to the Charmont) halte1 due to cold weather. -..aed*an opinion$atatingthat action Dec. 4 on a motion later prevail.” not act until it gets Kall- over 40 years. posal, it’s almost a certainty as village streets. The project probably won’t filed by the Owendale-Gage- The order signed by man’s order. Having to sell the bonds on council will schedule anoth- resume until April. the injuncticy ..will be re. er election. After a scheduled public Purchase of two mobile lilOVsd. town School District. Hotchkiss, according to As- Owen-Gage Supt. Ronald the open market would An order allowing the On Dec. 14, the mean an interest rate of 8-9 If voters approve it, esti- hearing, at which no one radios for ZOO, one for the state sistant Attorney General Erickson told the Chronicle mated start of construction spoke, the council voted to snowplow truck, the other ‘Wty board to meet and Board of Educatlon filed a Charles Keehley, who should the Tuscola county percent, Danhof said. pre- is June 13 with completion appro Aate all of the ex- far the front end loader, wqs allocate the taxes was motioo aaklng that W M- ked it, deah w&h the lprll elkate the taxes to Delays in getting the MY wed,approvais from the date of June 1; 1W., -sr.- peed S~cyin . ,L,< gw ,-t P;tr&ffiWgO*er be d!fwlved. -irdng *A’ 63Sr another hmw bY BrY my, iegel WVehe’ Shah funds ’-- #oilowing sirst ” &ii@:. Judge Ray Hotchblss, sub- “Et is the aplnion of thia der.L action would be warranted. EPA and FHA were the Ch& dtuting for Kallman, who court,” Kallman oaid hlr reaion for the delay in BUILDING Year for, the Po7 ice depart- the council decided not to In KaUman still could issue a He ciW an attorney gen- ment. That is the participate in Mayors’ had gon&on vacation. written opinion, “that plain- permanent order, l-+e said, eral’s opinion, claiming that setting of the election date. same Ex- The original goal had been in Nine bids were received Practice as done in past change Day of Michigan but by then the taxes may as long as the transfer years. have already been allocated December. for construction of a Wby- Week. question was still in litiga- 120 foot building house and paid. tion, the taxes should go to If the measure is ap- to July 4 festival for Kallman’s Oct. Qwen-Gage. proved, the first millage village equipment and sup AS ii levy will show up on tax bills plies, to be constructed east opinion remanding the Cos- The superintendent said, of the present storage and lin property transfer issue emphasizing the portion of this summer. As only inter- Work camp site est will probably be paid the maintenance buildings. back to the state Board of Kallman’s opinion regard- The job was awarded Education for further pro- ing recovering “taxes in an first year on the borrowed to -setfor village money, Danhof said the levy the lowest bidder, Elmer ceedings, Keehley, who rep- action for damages,” that Francis of Cass City, at a resents the state board, filed his district would attempt in might be 3 mills. The committee in charge crafts exhibits, tractor pull- $31,479 a selection starts a motion asking for recon- The next year, with both cdst of for metal- of the Summer Festival in ing, farm show and kids’ any new legal action to get covhred wood pole building. sideration. the taxes back, plus dam- principal and interest to Cass City July 4is predicting games. pay, the levy might climb to Construction will start in the The Tuscola County Plan- It will then narrow it down upwards of 10,OOO persons The committee also A hearing on the motion ag.= sees 4.5 mills, based on a state spring. ning Commission will make to three or four sites and ‘Jl be crowding into the tours of the community and its recommendationon a site meet with residents living village for the inaugural farms as festival highlights. for a state Department of near those sitem before mak- event. There will be displays from Corrections work camp in ing a final selection. Visits to * ; meet this ambitious local factories and sure to be March. state work camps elsewhere &Fl the cBSsCity Chamber a hit with kids, a visit from are also on the agenda. d. commerce is planning a Ronald McDonald. n is change The recommendation will New The committee will be deaco submitted to the county filled various Persons with ideas about be meeting almost weekly until *znh,Chairman Tom Her- the festival can call Herron Board of Commissioners. the final recommendation is hesuming it gives the dm said this week. or Gerald Prieskom. rec- made.The three state officials we plan to have events with the ambitious pro- ommendation its okay, it gram that is planned the will be forwarded to the Mpstop from morning state. present Tuesday, two from &,ht, he added, and we committee says it can use all for Catholi.c churches the Office of Intergovern- *ant to have what you want the it can get* -The Planning Commis- Volunteers call Her- sion, designated by the mental Relations, the othq to see. can There is still a father said, is because there no pointe to serve a church, priest. It wasnlt necessarily from the corrections depart- ron or Prieskorn or are very living in the St. Agatha’s longer are enough priests in althouih technically he known at that time it would county board as its site selection comtnittee, met ment, discussed much of the ,:&or that reason we wel- welcome to attend a dinner Catholic church rectory, but the diocese. serves under a Driest as- be St. Agatha’s. for same general information -&me suggestions about meeting at the Charmont he is not a priest. POSITION OF‘ signed to each of his Kuhr accepted - he feels the first time Tuesday in . THE car0 with state officials to presented at a meeting in $hat interests you. We’ll Feb. 8 at 6 p.m. “I’m a father five times, deacon goes back to the churches. Elsewhere, strongly the Lord had a role Caro Jan. 4, plus the specif- :liiten, Herron and Aime There is no doubt that a but still not a reverend beginnings of the Catholic deacons serve as assistants in helping him make that begin the selection process. ics involved in the wlection ;@vry said last week when cooperative effort by the father,” explained Lambert church, Kuhr explained, but to priests. decision -- and in mid-De- The meeting was originally process.The meeting Tuesday Fussing the event, and entire community will be (Bud) Kuhr, the new full- its present status is quite KUHR, 53. HELD OF- cember, he and his ,wife met scheduled last Thursday, but postponed because of we’ll do our best to put ideas needed to put this event time deacon at the Gage- new. ice jobs in the trucking with the St. Agatha’s parish drew about 20 spectators, @to action. across as they have similar town church. In the early days of the business for about 25 years. council. road conditions. including four county com- ?+Alreadyon the tentative events in neighboring com- He is also serving as church, deacons were as- He wa? transferred in 1971 He began his new duties According to commission missioners.All of the Planning Com- a enda is a big parade, munities, Herron said. deacon for St. Columbkille sistants to the bishops and by his then employer from Jan. 2. Vicechairman Ed Karr of c% urch food and concession If we do it right, Herron church at Sheridan (M-53 handled the day-today oper- Akron, Ohio, to Saginaw. HIS BEING THERE, HE Elkland township, the group mission meetings will be stands, swimming events, feels, it can do nothing but admits, is quite a change for and Atwater Road). It has ations. The position became The family made its home will next meet Feb. 8, at open to the public, with the. archery shoot. chain saw enhance the community and about 100 member families quite powerful, however, so St. Agatha’s, which cele- which time it will have Feb. 8 session starting at 7 Carving show, arts and its growth. in Zilwaukee, where the versus about 160 at St. was downgraded to the rank priest of St. Matthew’s Please turn to page five. selected 6-8 potential sites. p.m in the courthouseannexJ Agatha’s. orecedine the ordination of a church there was in charge Kuhr, his wife Harriet, iian to tGe priesthood. NOW, of the diocese’s new deacon- I and youngest son, Jim, a a candidate to the priesthood ate program. He mentibned ’: Car total loss loth grader, are living in the usually is ordained as a it a meeting Kuhr was at. rectory. They have four at deacon about a year before “I became interested, f other children, Mary Kay, in becoming a priest. investigated and I prayed Florida; Donald, in Idaho; It was at the Vatican If over it a good while.” Rfchard, in Saginaw, and In in Sunday fire conclave in 1965 that a 1973, he applied for the Ann Marie, a student at permanent deaconate was program and was accepted. Delta College. established to serve in lesser At that time, the program me 1974 Chevrolet of Ms. Fileccia lives on Little He takes over at St. areas of the world, such as consisted of two years of ’ Yamie Fileccia was de Road, Cass City. Agatha’s for Father Norman Africa and Asia, where there evening and weekend scribed as a total loss as the Van Poppelen, who retired were few priests. classes offered by the result of a fire early Sunday ++++++ at the end of last year. Pope Paul VI established diocese in such subjects as in Cass Gib. At 11:35 p.m. Saturday, Officially, Kuhr serves the rules and requirements theology, the sacraments, The car was parked in firemen were dispatched to under Father Joseph Mor- for deacons in 1968. Three or preaching, social justice and <-rant of the Pizza Villa, 6637 Walnut Trailer Park on S. ales of St. Pancratius four years later, the bishops spirituality. It now runs Main Street, where she Seeger Street because of a church, Caw City, who will in the United States re-‘ three years. works. At about 4:30 a.m., possible trailer fire. be performing mass and quested they be allowed to He was ordained the she started the car to warm The trailer was owned by hearing confession in Gage- establish permanent eighth deacon in the diocese town. it;up, then went back inside the park owner, Al Home, deaconates and their re- June 4, 1976. Father Edward O’Reilly quest was granted. I te’do a few tasks before and rented by Terrance leaving. Bucholtz. of St. John’s church in Ubly The permanent deaconate Kuhr continued working. When she went outside What happened, firemen has been appointed admini- is restricted to married men He was an internal auditor ugain, it was on fire. She said, was a pizza was placed strative pastor for St. 35 and over and to single for Branch Motors Express estimated it had been idling ih the oven and by mistake, Columbkille. Father Stanley men if they agree to remain until June, traveling to seven minutes. the selfqleaning oven Mn- War, who is retired and unmarried. many of its terminals ElJdand township firemen, trol was turned on. livm in Ubly, will continue to It is still up to each bishop throughout much of the U.S. who extinguished the fire, The extra high tempera- perform the mass there and whether to have deacons and From June until November, were unable to determine a ture, firemen said, resulM hear confessions, a duty he in some dioceses, there are he was selfemploved. con- cause. Department Captain in smoke but no fire, the only has been performing the none. ducting audits -foi various DEACON Lambert (Bud) Kuhr and his WeHarriet. . .Yilt Connolly said due to loss bing a burned plm. past year, since the priest The Saginaw diocese has trucking firms. fist full-time deacon the diocese of Sa Gxtensive damage under the In the trailer at the time of assigned there left. 14, plus 11 candidates in It was in November the The in h0;Od and in the front mt the incident were Mrs. The reason why another training. diocese asked him to consid- serving St. Agatha’s and St. Colurhbkille and dash area, the car whs a Bucholtz, a son and another prieet was not a&gned to Kuhr is unique inhat he is in Gagetown and Sheridan respective!y. .- top1 loss. woman. elthw church, the deacon the first full-time deacon ap- ertime serving at a parishdmcon without fun- 8 PAGE TWO CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1979 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Trainor l- f Hills and Dals Assigned Mrs. Reva Little General Hospital Phone Navy Fire Control Tech- Cass City Social and Personal Items 872-3698 BIRTHS: C. nician Second Class Robert D. Trainor, son of Ervin I. I Jan. 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson of Cass Clayton Root was ad- City, a boy, Robert AlviGa The Novesta Church of The Youth Fellowship of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 11. Speirs had weekend mitted to Hurbn Memorial Christ Ladies Aid meeting, the Novegta Church of Christ as Jan. 22, to Mr. and Mrg postponed last week, will be will host a pancake supper guests, his brother and wife, Hospital at Bad ,Axe Thurs- day and underwent surgery Scott Hartel of Cass City,"a held Thursday, Feb. 1, at the at the church Saturday, Feb. Mr, and Mrs. David Speirs girl, Rachel Skye. parsonage with Mrs. Vern 10, from 5-8 p.m. of Livonia and Mrs. D. Monday. Speirs' parents, Mr. and Jan. 26, to Mr. and Mrk. Lockhard. William Brown of ubly,"a The monthly Truth For had a heart attack Saturday, Dr. Brant Lee Doty, dean Mrs. Milton Witte of Detroit. girl. Other Sunday guests were Etta Sugden Madagelicenses Youth rally will be held Jan. 20. En route home, the Mrs. Paul Craig joined of Great Lakes Bible Col- Jan. 28, to Mr. and Mf- Saturday night at South Averys took her sister and relatives in Caro Saturday lege, Lansing, will be guest Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beutler Dean Kundinger of Owefir Baptist church, Bay City. brother-iklaw, Mr. and Mrs. evening for a birthday party speaker Sunday evening, and grandson Jeremy of dale, a boy. "Thomas L. McComb, 34, Transportation will be, pro- Gust Kausch, to their home at the home of Mrs. Jan Feb. 4, in the Novesta Drayton Plains.' dies Jan. 25 Deford, and Carol C. Acker- vided from the local Baptist in Sebewaing. They had Muska, celebrating the fifth Church of Christ. He will PATIENTS LISTED man, 33, Deford. and Mrs. Garrison MOM- church at 5:45 p.m. spent the week in Mt. Clem- birthday of Danny John attend the youth fellowship Mr. DAY, JAN. 29, WERE:#,' Gregory D. Ross, 21, ens with the Jankowskis. Muska. meeting at 6 p.m. and speak Stine and sons, Scott and at age 85 Reese, and Lori K. Weber, Supt. Stan Guinther has at the regular seven o'clock Randy, were Sunday after- 20, Reese. Etta Sugden of Cass City Mrs. Richard Churcb announced a change in for- Good Shepherd Lutheran Mrs. Lota Hartel, Eliza- service. noon visitors at the J.E. Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi, MrS George E. Russell, 27, ' died Thursday, Jan. 25, at mat for the Sunday School of Ladies will hold their month- beth and Bradley had as Smith and Carmack Smith Lisle Farmer, Mrs. Archia Cass City, and Robin M. First Baptist church. Begin- ly meeting Monday night, Sunday dinner guests, Jeff The January meeting of homes. Hills and Dales General the Art Club, which had been McLachlan, John Bliss, Cheek, 19, Fairgrove. ning this Sunday, persons in Feb. 5. The meeting is Hartel, who attends Lansing Hospital after a long illness. Alan R. Rae, 25, Akron, postponed, was held Jan. 24. She was born July 24, 1893 Norman Emmons, Robeit the adult department will go LWML night and members Community College, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Esat Yazir, Neiman, Jerry Samons and and Dale F. LaPratt, 22, directly to their individual are to bring their mite Ann Bucholz of Pigeon, Miss Seven members and one who have been living in in Sandusky, the daughter of Caro. guest met at Veronica's for a Rueben and Martha Bright. Jack Stahlbaum of Cass classes, instead of meeting boxes. Sandra Hartel of Midland, Bradenton, Fla., arrived City; Michael D. Bragg, 19, in the auditorium for a Jim Wentworth of Saginaw, luncheon and then went to Sunday to make their home Mrs. Sugden attended the Kingston, and Deeane L. the home of. Mrs. Mary Salem United Methodist Scot Shaver. of Silvef- combined opening session. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ware Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hartel here. They are now with wood;Russell Leeson of Pigeo$ Broecker, 19, Silverwood. had as Sunday dinner and baby and Mrs. Helen Kirton for the business Mrs. Yazir's parents, Mr. church of Cass City. guests, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Little. The birthdays of Scott meeting and social after- and Mrs. Floyd Wiles. She is survived by one noon. New officers, Miss daughter, Mrs. Ralph (Win- Larry Wawkins and Rogei Ware of Pontiac and Mr. and Hartel and Sandra Hartel Hahn of Unionville; Mrs. Mike Gilliam of De- were celebrated. Katherine Crane, president, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Clark nifred) Ball of Essexville; and Mrs. Kirton, secretary- two sons, Richard Sugden of Mrs. Roy Ollila of Vassar; ford. of Kansas City, Mo., and Mr. Mrs. Henry Dyke of Fair'- Mrs. Dallas Stone of Utah treasurer, assumed their and Mrs. Roger Rockafellow Cass City and Jay Sugden of duties. The February meet- Akron; one brother, Harold hope, Alabama: Lewis Crawford of Car0 arrived at Tri-City Airport and Jared of Olivet were Mrs. Mary Blondell 0, was a Sunday afternoon Friday night, Jan. 29. She ing will be with Miss Laura Friday through Sunday Bright of Sandusky; 12 Maier. grandchildren, and 14 great- Caro; visitor at the home of his came to attend the funeral of guests of their parents, Mr. Dennis Bolzman, Timothy sister, Mrs. Glenn McClor- her grandmother, Mrs. Etta and Mrs. Russell Schnee- grandchildren; one sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little Mrs. Iva Soflin of Applegate. Fritz, Mrs. William Conger, eY. Sugden. Mrs. Stone is the berger, and Rusty. Mr. and Frank Ludwig and Shaunh former Judy Ball, daughter and daughter Suzanne went Mrs. Robert Bond and chil- One son, Dean, preceded her Sunday afternoon to Kala- in death. Mitchell of Sebewaing ; Mr. and Mra. Don Whitten- of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ball, dren of Williamston and Mr. Mrs. Joe Steely, Chadwick berg and Theo Hendrick had of Essexville. mazoo and returned home and Mrs. Clarence Schnee- Funeral services were Monday. They were visiting conducted Sunday afternoon Geister of Decker; as Saturday supper guests, berger and Connie were Mrs. Elmer Hallitt of Elk. Mr. and Mrs. David O'Dell the college there. Sunday guests. from Little's Funeral Home, at Cass City, with Rev. Eldred ton; of Elsie and Mr. and Mrs. Happenings John Kilbert of hover; George Fisher Sr. Kelley, pastor of Salem United Methodist church, Mrs. Michael Pisarek Sr. Eresby terian of Gagetown; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ware officiating. Burial was in Elkland Emery Vandemark of De- had as dinner guests Sat- church New books at ford. urday evening, Cindy Ware cemetery . and Mr. and Mrs. James Sunday, Jan. 21, Rev. Ware and family. Sally, Harry Capps of the First Lorie and Danny. Presbyterian church offici- the library- ated at the baptism of Ashlie , Michelle Chappel, daughter I Of Dr* and Mrs* Chap- OVERLOAD, by Arthur Haley (fiction). Jim Goldman is a I Pel. powerful man with a patient wife and a stunning, vital had no equal-until Of 1 ENGAGED 22g 40 the mistress - vital, though a &sibling affliction makes her While Supplies Last church attended the utterly dependent on the lifeline Jim's company provides. Circus in Saginaw. He is vice-president of a large power company with a poten- Tickets provided by a tially devastating problem. A terrorist group has bombed they made a church member. one of his plants out of commission and demand on the Saturday, 25 members Of system is rising. All the reserves have been used, and the the "Young next thrown switch may blow it all - for everybody. 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We see Mao Tse-tung and Chiang Kai- shek as few Westerners have . . . the dynamic Douglas vitamin product ISalso available in an easy-to-take New cushioning for the MatArthur . . postwar Germany's Konrad Adenauer . . . . tablet If you're active and on the go, stop in today pews in the sanctuary was and finally the triumph and tragedy of the Kennedys. But 24-Inch LEVEL Tuesday. This is a throughout this panorama of personalities *and events, and buy a supply of Myadec Tabs Rugged professional-style level with precision-milled gift from Mrs. James Bauer edges and sides, for professional accuracy. Six vials are White is really telling the story of power - how men grasp Discount $71 9 Bobbie Jean Aldred in memory of her father, the Reg. Prrce -fully protected by heavy-glass windows to keep moisture late Clarence H. Wana- it, use it and often it. 9.99 and din out. Die-cast aluminum. (T'r6) 10117 maker, and in honor of her Mr. and Mrs. Edward ANIMALS THAT USE TOOLS, by Barbara Ford (child- Quantities limited Aldred of Bartow, Ga., an- mother, Mrs. ha F. Wana- maker. ren). A surprising number of animals use tools -- sand nounce the engagement of wasps build nests with a stone, chimps poke grass stems OLD WOOD DRUG their daughter, Bobbie Jean, into termite nests, otters break clam shells with rocks. All Guardian Of Your Health ' to Randy Newsome of De- No Lay-Away Item Of The Month known vertebrate and invertebrate tool users are described On the Corner Ckas City On ford. hears in this uptodate and enthusiastic presentation. He is the son of Mrs. AA uw Gainer Price and Edward about family RLBEE WDlS HARDWARE Newsome of Deford. A Discover 6ENFRANKLIN :ass City Phone 872-2270 wedding date has not planning been set. Blw bring varieto to life! Members of the Cass City branch of the American As- sociation of University Women met Tuesday evening, Jan. 23, in the high 1-1 1-1 ' school library. VIS4 Guest speaker was Louise 1-1 1-1 Dobson, coordinator for ALUMINUM WEPM Huron and Saniiac counties' Family Planning Services. Bake a heart-shaped Cheerful colorful klds's cake1 Abour valwnines. wnh envebpes The service operates from 9-inches in dlameter One for the teacher. tool Fast Recovery McKenzie Memorial Hos- pital, Sandusky, and Huron Memorial Hospital, Bad Standard Gas Axe. MS12 The new program is sup wm ported by a grant of $70,000 For hours of fun an Water Heaters from the Michigan Depart- entertainment1 A nice Valentines ment of Public Health. gift' Although the service operates in Sandusky and Bad Axe, it is available to persons, including teenagers, hit $129.95 not living io Huron and Sanilac counties, PIq. d 2- :d Services include healtb ive sweets to your examination, contraceptive weetheart1 Romantlc CME ?AH services, infertility counsel- uan shaped box So handy to usel Yo ___ can throw them awa ing and information and or use them again1 education. 20,30,40,50 and 75 gallon aiz~. The speaker was intro- Solid duced by Annie Briggs. Milk Chocolate During the business meet- +9!. The space age formulation developed to 7 oz. Bag ...... ing, President Dotty Scollon resist the corrosive effects of high tem- reported that $55 was re- 1.h. Jat perature water. - _I_Bulk__ ceived from NBC for assist- a cm.dilrmtel \ ing in a voters' poll last Specially constructed nipples eliminate the need for November. , SWWt and chocolately Remember Yummy Dielectric fittings or unions, saves on installation cost hearts beautifully matel-color hems wnh Ann Craig promised the :Ute messages on them and increases tank life. Reading is Fundamental bok distribution will be held Side T & P valve opening for lower installation costs. in two weeks. Doris Baker, legislative Fiberglas insulation, A thick wall of insulation completely chairman, spoke briefly on envelopes the sides'and top of tank. current legislation. She announced that Wednesday, March 21, is Legislative Day in Lansing, when members will meet with legislators for Adorable critter shaped lunch and discussions. bean bags with red and Members were informed of a "Cass City Day" July 4. All clubs and organizations Discover are being asked to take part Where evwything you 6ENFRi in this celebration. buy Hostwes for the evening 48 guaranta were Annie Briggs, chair- Cars City - We bring uariety Zwe! man, Sharon Dunn, Barbara to Stickle and Kathy Tuckey. CASSCITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 1,1979 PAGE THREE

..::::.. By Jim Fitzgerald By John Haire ...... 1 ;3 ::::.. ‘My friend Ralph, having ecutive director, Allen Rice, chilled. No metal should (And anyone else he can 3 . .a . qhffered through several dis- was outraged by the article, touch a martini. get to help) :$ %steful cocktail parties dur- which he called a “how-to- 3. Face the east. y: ing the recent holiday sea- do-it manual” for young 4. Place ice cubes in .son, suggested I tell you people who want to break pitcher, one cube to 1%

readers how he makes the ~ the law. With magnificent ounces of liquor. Ice must be It had to happen. Once the annual senior trip at Cass City“ ’ best martini in the world. I sarcasm, Rice predicted the dry, crisp and cold; no became a club project, not a school function, its days were *accused him of trying to get Free Press will soon tell warm or wet ice. numbered. me in trouble with the readers how to shoplift, buy 5. Pour six parts gin and Year after year fewer students were willing to spend the Michigan Council on Alcohol pot, steal cars and cheat on one part vermouth into money it takes. qroblems. their income tax. pitcher, dribbling it down This year there was no agreement on where to go and ’ The council is under- Living in my home is a the side. there will be no trip. The students were refunded their standably peeved by news- PO-year-old son who has been 6. Stir gently, eight turns money. pgper writers who dispense a legal customer of count- per ice cube. Do not shake. That doesn’t mean that future classes won’t junket but it information which might less saloonis for most of the 7. Pour into glass which probably dbes signal that the absolute end is near. help readers to fall down past three years. Now that must be stemmed to keep If you are middle age or beyond, that has to fill you with drunk. A good example of he has overnight been cut off warm fingers off the bowl. nostalgic regret. &e council’s concern is the at the swinging doors, I was Add nothing. [lap which occurred recently afraid he would see that Ralph calls this the Anti- -I-+++++++++ ‘ after Michigan’s legal drink- newspaper article and learn Dickens Martini (no Olive or ih’g age was raised from 18 to how to be a crooked drinker. Twist). The vibes I get about the new ambulance service are hr . “What newspaper arti- good. The service has been prompt, day and night. . ’ My favorite newspaper cle?” Nerd asked. I ex- It may be. of course. that the honevmoon period is still’ Phblished an article detail- plained about the alcohol B. Cameron ing how suddenly disenfran- council’s concern that some- bed drinkers are break- thing he read might corrupt ing the new law. They are him. gets amateur dressing “old” when they go “The council has nothing bar hopping, not wearing to worry about,” he said. their high school class rings, “People my age already radio license apd they aren’t ordering sloe know how to drink illegally. gin fizzes or other drinks What they don’t know is how Bonnie Cameron, KA8- ’ rpmmonly associated with to read newspapers.” DDF, formerly of Ubly, has young drinkers. After I read him the received her novice class The article also described offending article, Nerd said amateur radio operator’s how and where the underage the alcohol council should license. rinkers are obtaining false praise it, not knock it. She and her husband, %I s, and it further noted that “Bar owners read news- Ernie, operated CBS Elec- many of them are crossing papers,” Nerd said. “If they tronics on Gerrnania Road, the river to Canada where didn’t know it before, they but have closed the business +;e leg81 drinking age is still know now that underage and moved in January to is. drinkers usually don’t wear Arizona, where he will be The alcohol council’s ex- diapers into bars. That arti- working in electronics and cle reveals all our secrets she will be teaching elee- tronics at a college. CASS CITY CHRONICLE for drinking illegally. And I USPS 092-700 know Canada is nearby be- Cameron, WDMQN, was PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY cause I can see it out my a past president of the Lake AT CASS CITY. MlCHlOAN window, but a lot of saloon Huron Amateur Radio Club. 6552 Maln Strnt keepers probably didn’t The novice class license know about it until they read earned by ‘Mrs. Cameron is , John Haire. publisher the first step in ama- National Advertlslng Reprebentative, it in the paper. U.S. pichipan Weekly Newspapers, Inc ,257 “Most kids know how to teur radio. Michigan Avenue, East Lanslng. Mich. get false IDS when they are The objective is to give a $an 15. They learn in the school newcomer some on-the-air Second claas poatape paid at Cass cafeteria from someone 16. experience so they may City. Michigan 48726 They’re too thirsty to wait develop skills toward a Subscription Price To post offices In .\uscola. Huron and Sanllac Counlies. until they’re old enough to higher grade license more 6 00 a year or 2 years for $10 50 3 years read how in a newspaper. rapidly than by textbook for $1500 $350 lor six months and 3 But now the bar owners have study and audiomcillator of business will be to stop the handle the rest of the ani- the shelter will be up to the cfionlhsfor $2 25 read about it. code practice. practice by the county animals. He uses a needle county Board of Commis- 4 In other parts of the Unlled States. “If the alcohol council Requirements for the mal shelter of paying a man injection to kill all puppies sioners. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S? 00 a year or 2 years lor SI3 00 6 wants to stop underage novice license are the pass- to pick up animals not pur- (under six months of age) A second goal of the group, months $4 00 and 3 months lor 52 50 ing of a Morse Code test at chased as pets, She said the and long haired dogs and according to the Car0 resi- 50 cenls axIra charged lor part year drinking, it should reprint WELCOMES YOU!!! . der Payabb in advance that article and distribute it the rate of five words per man sells the animals to hauls them away for ais- dent, will be to reduce the laboratories for medical ex- posal. need to dispose of animals ior.informatibnregarding newspaper to every bar owner in the minute and a written exam- A CHURCH THAT’S advertlslnp and COmmemal and job state,” Nerd said. ination in elementary as- periments. The animal control officer by encouraging pet owners printing.telephone 872-aio. pects of amateur regulations According to county Ani- doesn’t know what the per- to have their animals neut- Biblical Doctripally Separated So just as underage drink- mal Control Officer Donald son does with the rest, but ered. It will be working with FWdamental Enthusiastic Friendly ers already knew how to do and theory. it, and didn’t have to learn The transmitter used by a Willis of Cass City, out of believes he sells them to a veterinarian on that proj- . , Corner of HQughton at Leach novice licensee may not about 4,700 animals proc- yeterinary colleges. If ha Ft. IC*E$WBd. Pray& Meetin I ’f:30 from a newspaper, overage .I asked the man what he does At the meeting next week drinkers already know how have a power input exceed- ‘‘ Suh. ShdlrVSchoo 945 with them, Wih said, “we will be speakers from the s : ing 250 watts. The novice District Court to drink martinis, and it Worship Hour 1 1 :oo can’t hurt them to read may operate only Morse wouldn’t get a straight an- Michigan Humane Society Harry A. Davis, 27, of swer.” The man destroys and Animal Protection In- Family Hour about the best. Here is my Code, but may communicate 6668 Evening 6:30 friend Ralph’s recipe: with other “hams” around Houghton Street, Cass City, roughly half the animals formation in Saginaw. This Sunday: was sentenced Monday by he picks up, which is done The group will follow the I See ... I 1. Wash hands in a solution the world...... “Things You Don’t Deserve’’ District Judge Richard F. before he leaves the shelter; bylaws of the Humane So- P.M...... Communion 1 of one part white vinegar Kern to three days in the the rest he sells. ciety, Mrs. Maxwell said, Special Programs for All Ages and four parts distilled Broken secrets county jail for driving with The new county animal with the possibility of affili- ’ water. Dry thoroughly. license suspended. shelter is expected to ’be ation to be decided later. She Rev. pastor 872-3155 2. Remove ingredients In 1268, the skilled glass The Sentence is to be done by April 1. It will have can be contacted at 673-6207 In Fellowship with the G A R B C cgin,dry vermouth and ice makers of Venice were moved nothing else) and tools from to the nearby island of servedon weekends. Hewas its own facilities to put in Caro. refrigerator. The tools - Murano, partly because their jigger, pitcher and stirring furnaces were fire hazards, rod - must be glass, and but mainly to keep their glass making techniques secret. The penalty for workers who left the island was death. I 1 The Haire

Now I don’t know what to think. When first read about binda E aton, Iowa City firemom, nursing her baby on duty I felt it was wrong. What happens when the fire bell rings and she is in the midst of a feeding?, I asked myself. How can she protect the property and lives of the residents prop- erly‘ then? Well, she did it. She was one of the first to answer when she was with her son and the fire alarm sum- moned. So maybe she can do her job anyway. Certainly she can if there is someone to care for the baby when she leaves. Perhaps a sensible solution would be to require someone in attendance when the baby is nursing and to require that the baby leave immediately afterwards. There are two chances that this would happen. Slim ’ and none. I suspect there was a good I &overed~~ ~ ~ Wastebasket I deal of resentment towards lid locks open - leaves both hands free. Sturdy plastic Miss Eaton long before she zonstruction resists dents, will not rust. Cover holds decided to feed her baby on Blastic, liner bags securely in place. 14%-in. diameter, off hours while subject to ?I%-in. high - big enough to use standard grocerv call. ags. Gold, brown. 2833-61 After all this woman has Quantities, limited invaded one of the last bastions of the male. I One fireman in the station who doesn’t feel that having No LayAway On Item Of The Month I the firemom around is all bad said that the rest of the staff is upset because it violates the “macho image” Phone 872-2270 of fire fighters. That’s part of it. But I I -*.*+Y-.!yt 211. FirOvPn are

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i Disaster loan office in Korean dinner meting; Car0 to close Fridav hghl&~ .I The offering for missions hall on State Street, in the Thirty attended the Mon- The temporary U.S. Small during the 1978 growing day evening meeting of at the women's meeting , Business Administration of- same block as the Strand season. totaled $67. fice in Caro, which has been Theatre. It is open from 8 Salem United Methodist All adjacent counties were Women at the church. The next meeting will be ; ' handling applications for a.m.430 p.m. The tele- included, which meant that March 5 with Mrs. Walter : farm disaster loans, closes phone number 673-2470. The meeting began with is farmers in Huron and Tus- the serving of a Korean meal Jezewski as hostess. ! Friday. The office was established cola counties might also Mrs. Jeung, a church -' after 10 Michigan counties, prepared by Yun (Mrs. After that, farmers will qualify. Hoon) Jeung. The seven- member, was presented have to apply to the SBA including Sanilac, Saginaw, As of Tuesday, Caro Field with a flower arrangement, office in Detroit. and Genesee, were declared course meal consisted of Office Manager Robert fried sweet and sour pork, in appreciation of the meal . The office in Caro is agricultural disaster areas Joliet said, 276 had applied she prepared. lcated in the former village because of drouuht sufferet ocean perch, sukiyaki for loans and he expected (Korean version), mari- the number to exceed 300 by nated barbecued beef, the time the office closes for shrimp, rice wrapped in Fredrick good Friday. seaweed and almond chick- The biggest number of en, plus fortune cookies. Linderman Jr. those applying were from Mrs. Stanley Kirn pre- Sanilac, but there were also sided over a short business applications from St. Clair, meeting and introduced the diesFriday 3 Saginaw, Tuscola, Lapeer, missions speaker for the Genesee, Shiawassee, and evening, Rev. Jackson Wes- Fred Linderman Jr. of Bay counties. ley Day. He served 10 years Evergreen township died Farmers who qualify can as a missionary in mainland Friday at his home on receive physical disaster China, leaving in 1950, two Deckerville Road, Decker. 3 loans for crop losses at years in Malaya and 19 percent interest on the first years in Indonesia. He Cause of death was a self--. $%O,OOO and 6% percent showed slides of the latter inflicted gunshot wound, ac- thereafter. country. Now retired, he cording to the Sanilac. Businesses that suffered lives in New Jersey. ment.County Sheriff's Depart:, economic injury due to the The 100 Methodist drought can get loans at 3 churches in the Port Huron He was born Oct. 26, 1959, ' percent interest for the first district have been partici- in Cass City, the son of' $25,OOO and 6% percent pating in missions satura- Fredrick and Marian Lin-' thereafter. derman. The loans are to be repaid tion this week, in order to Commercial building in downtown increase awareness of mis- Linderman was a 1978' by the earliest possible date sionary work, according to graduate of Cass City High business section of Cass City. without causing undue hard- the church's pastor, Rev. School. ship. Typical maturity runs Eldred Kelley. Active mis- He is survived by his 7-10 years but can go up to 30 sionaries, home on furlough, parents; two sisters, Mrs. * ft., years. 5280 sq. 3 apartments overtop, and retired ones have been Ronald (Marian) Badgley of ' front of store newly remodeled. After Friday, applications speaking at$he churches in Harbor Beach and Mrs. Dale will be handled only at the the district. (Freda) Daniels of Caro; SBA Detroit branch office, Another retired China four nieces, seven aunts and mezzanine floor. McNamara Now occupied by Albee Hardware. missionary spoke at Sunday four uncles. -. Thay are moving to new headquarters Building, 477 Michigan Ave- services at Salem United Funeral. services were nue, Detroit 48226, telephone WHAT'S COOKING? - For members of the United Methodist, Rev. Day spoke conducted Tuesday after- April 1,1979. (313) 226-4030. Monday, a missionary in noon from Little's Funeral The prwedure can be done Methodist Women Monday evening at Salem Methodist by mail, but Joliet advised Church, it Was a Seven-course Korean dinner prepared by Zaire spoke to the men's Home, Cass City, with Rev, prayer breakfast Wednes- Eldred Kelley, pastor of the I For more information on this prime farmers and businessmen to church member Yun Jeung, seen here frying shrimp. The day and an American In- Salem United Methodist location, give us a call at 872-2352. dian, who is a rpissionary in church of Cass City, officiat- can stillby Fridayget in-person when they as- dinner was part of the church's participation in "missions Oklahoma, spoke to the ing. IF sistance in filling out the saturation week," which was followed by a program boys' Bible study group Burial was in Novesta . forms. prksented by retired missionary Jackson Wesley Day. Wednesday evening. cemetery. OSENTOSKI REALTY Physical disaster loan ap- 6501 Main Cass City plications must be filed by / 19 Phone 872-2352 June 7; economic injury Kicking ceases to help the ban applications by SPt. 7. minute it becomes a habit. LETTER Find The Service Or Product A -TT TO You Need In This ...... IJEUSBII Ek!IUBl? FREE! EDITOR FREE!-'-! sERVICE DIRECTORY I "MONEY Hair- Styling - 7 SWEAT SHIRTS Croft-Clam lumber, Inc. MONSTER" Aluminum Siding ~cassm.ity 1 1 872-2141 Eave Troughs, Storm .... . At Thumb National Bank Trust Co, , Ynaelbj by Llkensed ConttactOf t5 Workmanshrp Guaranteed Call 872-3320 Wad. b Thurs. .Ba m..8 30p.m. RAY ARMSTEAD Sat 7arn-Ipm *----- ' Security Auto Bump and Pai To the Editor: .Warehouse *Commercial LAWRENCE uoor SHOP Are old people getting too Complete Collision Service much? Are they getting too =Bumping Painting. big a piece of the pie? How *Rust Repair ~.244 M-48 Car0 Phone673-4188 insensitive! Open Daily 8 a.rn.4 p.m I take exception to the Sat till noon paragraph reading as fol- 16453 bock*rv~M, kh.MI lows (from the Jan. '25 H Mik WOBIOI M-53 ' Home Re- r- - Chronicle : Winters' - -- 3 "Remember, a person col- WOODRUFF'S COLONY HOUSE lecting Social Security is not COLLISION Bwo N. Van Dyke, Cnss City 6248 W. Pine St being paid with money he or cpss City. Phone 872-4735 SPUhhhgin she put into the system. The ALUMINUM SIDING, SOFFIT BurnpinQ Paintinpand Phonew-s 872-3340* Uquarsor 872.3103 AND TRIM money is coming from Frame Repair people who are presently Complete Auto Glass All Work Guaranteed working." Guaranfeed, 22 yrS Expermnce. I. 872-4527 or 673-7420 That paragraph reads as if [Christian Book Stare{ the retiree did not contribute to Social Security at all! My husband contributed to the fund from the time of its _' inception until retirement Clam's Sunoco knka (41 years). In the latter Tune Ups Minor Repairs years that deduction was a Tires Batteries goodly slice. Undercoating Greass4Oil As far as I am concerned, Certified Mechanic I would settle for the return Call 872-2470 of the money contributed plus interest for the use of the money. The Social Security program was instituted to sup- Phom 872-2312 plement the income of the 1 retiree. Pity the poor retiree ' Certified Mechanics CHARMONT who does not have a private 1. New Sfyle income or a pension but has fdkr mt 5 p.rn..i~p.m. to live on the Social Security Brush Type Washer klon.-Thun. 1030 a.m.+ p.m. payment alone. That is not Fd.-&t+Sun. 1210:30a.m..lO nwn4p.m. p.m. living, it is merely existing. WRECKER SERVICE The reason that the pro- pirrr 4 SLOrt orkn gram is in such dire straits till 1 a.m. is that too many programs Village Service Center cass city 8724200 Open A Savings Account of more or add are riding piggyback. These fires 9 V-Belt8 Batteries $100 or I programs should be funded TuneUps Brakes Mufflers separately and not feeding $100 to an existing TNB savings account and receive FfU Vmni#'s Rem off the Social Security. Many Mntlng & Bwqult Room Free a Gold Monster" Sweat Shirt. All sizes of the programs have noth- In-town Pkkup & Wvr~ 7 "Money Phone 872-3850 ing to do with retirement. Every FridaySalad 4 Barp.m.. 8 pm. available. This is our way of extending a warm wel- As far as Medicare is concerned, deductions are 630 am.4p.m.Closed Sundays come made from the retireds Bakery - Phom 0t2.2669 mrwnal Buoinsss to you. check for Part B (doctors' Strndard Stamps \ fees). The retiree has to buy I ~'rR~rStmmp~J All Savings Accounts earn the supplemental insurance, Farm Equiplnrnt Cali~ehveen4pm-Bpm673.7420 t' also, in order to meet hos- - Maximum Interest Rates Allowed By Law pita1 costs. As far as the hot meal program is concerned, it Horrof lri#Llknd in Farm Equlpmrnt PEOPLE READ would have gone down the DdyLUdSprckl 8ki-Whowmobilea Llttle Ads CASS CITY BRANCH drain last year but for the Mon. - Thurs. - 7 a.m. - 6 D.m. Stihl4 McCulloch Chain Saws help of the local service Fri - 7 a.m. -8 p.m. clubs. Sat - 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. There are countless sub- I THUMB NATIONAL BANK jects you could write about to arouse the taxpayer's ire, - for example - How about the military man who retires & TRUST COMPANY and is then employed by the federal government, there- Cars city Lmnm Free Checking - No Minimum, No Service Charge fore is dipping twice into the 4533 Weaver872-2844 HOURS: Man.-Thurs. 9-4 - Fri. 9-8 - Sat, 9-12 taxpay& pocket by way of pension and salary. Wed. 6:30 p.m. Fri. 6:30 p.m. Sat. 1 p.m. - ? Member FDIC 6128 W. Cam City Rd. Eloise Keegan Sun.1 ,ee .m.&)rr p.m. w - 815-1 Cass City -1 +.” -; CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY.FEBRUARY 1.1979 PAGE F‘IV -.a f Millington couple honored,at annual k ’districtsoil conservation meetlng Ruggles served as secre- wastes, planting of 203 acres years later. - $:’ tary-treasurer for 27. The of trees, soil mapping of Uses of the survey il$ Ruggles dairy farm is on nearly 57,000 acres, reduc- formation, he explained, in-, M-46, just east of Kingston. tion in tillage and preperva- clude determining whicH:, ,’ Forgive me. I’m suffering get to your destination, you can ride around on the snow. During the meeting, the tion of almost 22,000 acres of land is best suited for agr2 ’ from the winter doldrums. (I Ruggles” son, Albert, was farmland under the state cultural and non-agricul- never have liked the term But driving anywhere because you wanted to, not elected to fill the remaining Farmland and Open Space tural purposes, road build!’,, “cabin fever,” but then, I ing and “helping farmers , don’t think much of “dold- because you had to -- and to one year of his late father’s Preservation Act (Public term. He and brother Arlo Act 116). Out of about 350,000 make intelligent land , rums” either.) heck with the weather -also decisions,” such whiq , strikes me as being ridicu- now operate the family acres of cropland in the as I hate the idea of writing county, about 100,oOO are crops are best suited for tlp about winter as I’m sure lous. farm. The Bad Axe paper car- The two directors whose now protected from develop- soils he has and needed ’ most of you reading this are ment for non-agricultural conservation practjces. ‘2 ‘ tired of seeing it and living ried a report after that abut terms were expiring, Leon \purposes. The other speaker weI through It, much less read- the calls made to the Huron Keinath of Millington and One the two guest Lillian Dunlap, who retin$ I ing about it. It’s just that I county sheriff’s department Charles Wells of Vassar, of were both reelected. Sev- speakers was Glenn Wees- last June as principal at can’t think of anything else inquiring about road condi- McComb Elementary School tions that day. enty-six landowners cast ies, soil survey coordinator to write about. for the Michigan Depart- in Car0 after 40 years & I hate to sound optimistic, Included were numerous ballots. Wells was presented with ment of Agriculture. He education. She was born on$ it’s not my nature, but I can calls from persons wanting farm in the Shabbona are&: see some good signs. Jan- to go shopping in Bay City. a plaque in honor of his presented a slide program having served 15 years as on how a soil survey is She showed slides of hq uary is usually the worst When told they should stay trip nine years ago to ItalJtk home unless it’s an emerg director. District aide Mary conducted and once com- month of winter and it is now I Greece, Egypt, Jordan; ency, the callers said they Lou Earl received one for pleted, its uses. over. The days are usually Mapping Tuscola Lebanon, Turkey and Israel. noticeably longer, though it thought they would try driv- her 10 years of service. of Millington Future Farm- county, financed by federal, still gets dark before 6 p.m. ing anyway. A And usually, there is one I also wonder about how ers of America members state, county and township &*% BIG storm each winter and people kept their driveways received the first place funds, got underway in A%- The fellow who alwa$ presumably (and hopefully) (and hopefully sidewalks) award for the district soil ust. The survey will be done goes out after easy marks we have had it. cleared of snow before they judging contest last fall, the in 1983, Weesies said, and usually gets taken at the The big storm was Satur- had gasoline to do it. . Car0 FFA for second and the published report out two finish. day, Jan. 13, and I had to Presumably, they used the Reese FFA for third. drive to Lansing that day. As snow shovels and because Julie Kwpf and Kelly Wil- previously stated in this there was no alternative, liams, both of the Sebewaing area, were the winners in The weather -I column, I have passionate they did it without much a the district’s poster contest High LOW Precip.* dislike of driving in winter complaint. Wednesday...... 32 ...... 20 ...... 0 .. when the roads are bad and But now, once the snow for third and fourth graders. District Conservationist Thursday...... ,30 ...... 20 ...... 20 that day, they certainly starts falling, brrrummmm, Friday...... % ...... 24 ...... 09 were. or whatever noise it is that Jerry Lemunyon reported on conservation practices Saturday...... 44 ...... 26 ...... 0 If I had had a choice, I snowblowers make. Sunday...... 34 ...... 20 ...... 03 : .qould have stayed home, Snow shovels have all Districtk Ladies Auxiliary. undertaken in the county John and Gertrude Foley Of his 29 years as director, during the past year. In- Monday ...... 40 ...... 16 ...... 0 but my widowed father in kinds of advantages, They cluded was construction of Tuesday...... 36 ...... 16 ...... 0 Lansing was scheduled to consume no energy, give the about six miles of grass- (Recordedat Cas City wastewater treatment plant) leave for Arizona the next user exercise, are cheap to lined waterways, seven con- *(Snowrecorded as melted wqter -- 10 in. snow = 1 in. water) day for several weeks. (He operatepurchase and and can cost be nothing stored into trol systems for animal didn’t make it until the Deacon serves 2 churches Friday after that.) a very small space. I made it without mishap Some day. and it minht aut it took me about five well be wiihin most if-&; was moved to 11. Confes- visiting the sick, counseling, hours to do it, more than lifetimes, there will be no sions are heard before mass. and preparation for com- twice the usual time. gasoline. Then, where brates its 100th anniversary Saturday mass is at 4 o.m in t’nunion. ... - ~ r.---.--- What surprised me -- in .-wlll you s~owblowerOwners this year, and he express& Cageto&: 6:fOinCass Citv.___ He describes his overall addition to the fact that I De? sympathy for thoie who Usually, Kuhr will be giviig role as “providing onaite +de it and didn’t have a Of course, if there is no “were concerned because the homily- (sermon) in religious direction to the nqrvous breakdown in doing gasoline, you won’t be able they didn’t have a priest.” Gagetown. parish.” was the number of to go anyplace so you won’t His assignment 1s requir- Mass at St. Columbkille is Still, he is not a priest You’ll Find the Finest Quality Color Print :&des on the road. have to clear your driveway,. ing some adjustment by at 9 and 11 Sunday morn- so there remains a question Developing at New Low Prices at Coach Light 9 cannot believe that And with no cars on the parishioners -- ranging from ings. of how parishioners will eljeryoneout there had to be road, that will eliminate the how, does one address a react. “What’s going to hap- Pharmacy, Your Discount Drug Center problem of people driving Hearing confession and tbre. Some were going deacon to a change in Sun- performing mass are the pen, I’ll tell you tomorrow swpping or to visit friends through snowstorms to go day mass hours. what happened today,” the shopping or snowmobiling. only duties a deacon cannot or relatives. And I saw at Kuhr isn’t particular. He do. Kuhr said some parish- deacon commented. least one pickup hauling can be addressed as ‘,‘Dea- ioners have expressed sur- So far, Mrs. Kuhr said, :,;owmobiles on a trailer. con,” “Mr.” or by those who “Everybody has been real Dishonesty is no accident prise upon learning what he I buppose that is the feel they know him well can do. cooperative, in both par- biggest lunacy of all. Driv- - good men and good wo- enough, as “Bud.” ishes.” men never see temptation In addition to giving ser- ing several hours through a Since Father Morales now mons, he can conduct mar- “It’s just been a joy,” said srlowstorq so that when you when they meet it,, , I , has to be in two places husband, in finishing her I’ ... ridg&,.j&d fu-ls TW% Sunday morning, the 0:3o , a mass is wanfed as Nrt of% iment. am. mass at St. Pancratius the service), communion was moved back to 9 and the services, baptisms, wake 10 a.m. mass in Gagetown services, prayer services, I Offer varied dance classes 25-lb. PORK & BEEF PACKAGE 25-lb. STEAK PACKAGE 2hIb. side Pork ~HIL.GroundChuck 5Ib. Round Pbr 2%L. Baton 2HL. stew kef at school FREE 2Hh. sauugr ilh h. Mixed Chops

5 Ib. Sirloin 4- LBS.~~~ 2% b. Po& Steak 2% b. Chuck Rmat Scottish Highlands danc- igan Scottish dancer, will be s Ib. Porterlnoure SAUSAGE or R#rt ing is one of the more teaching the Highlands 2!4 L. Short Ribs unusual offerings of the Cass dancing class. 5lb. Club Fhn ”’- Feb. 2-8 I City Community Education She and ha troupe will FREE program for the winter term also be doing an assembly , 4DaysOnly One Week Only 5Ib. c* $4460° for pre-schoolers to high program for the Cass City 3 DOZEN EGGS $3400 A I CASS THEATRE STRAND school age students. schools, complete with bag- ~~~ ~ 972-2252 Car0 City 673-3033 Care I Some ciasses will also tx. pipers. Farm Fresh Fresh Pork Show Times 7-9 Show Times Week Days 7-9 open to adults. She will also teach a ballet Boneless Cindy Blair, a noted Mich- class for children and X-LARGE adults. OYSTERS & Cass Cityans Dotty Scol- Rolled Roast lon, Colleen Stafford, Mari- EGGS lyn Biefer and Gail Gengler HERRING $149 will teach four classes on , Thurs. Noon, Ib. I Weather Beaters Saturdays for 36-year-olds. 792,. Fri. &Sat. The classes are entitled “Mudpies, Mom and Me,” “Music, Mom and Me,” “Art, Mom and Me” and 25-lb. PORK 30-lb. BEEF “movement exploration” (gymnastics). PACKAGE PACKAGE Essexville judo expert Bill sib. Roast Clark will teach sports judo 5k. PorkStmk to youths and adults. 5 Ib. Mixed Chops SI^. Stew Meat 10 Ib. Porterhouse Disco dancing will be 5Ib. Grou~tdChuck 10lb. Rib taught to 4th-12th graders Saturday, Feb. 17, by Keith 5 Ib. Cubesteak IOIb. Sirloin Gugel and intermediate SI^. ShortRib ioIb. Round school teacher Lori Reed. pl~s Tore Nilsen from Bad Axe 5Ib. ChuckSteak FREE will tebh cross - country ~lrrFREE skiing. Instructor for the Young FREE 2 WZ. EGGS 3 LBS. SAUSAGE Authors Club, grades 1-4, will be elementary reading teacher Marilyn Peters. $390° Local artist Sue Healy will teach how to paint and draw horses. Full Line Come in and see our Instructor for beginning KOEGEL‘S Monday ‘t!? Tuesday guitar, for ages &la, will be on all package orders I LEZY vocal music teacher Jim LUNCH MEAT Hobbs. Rev. Harry Capps SPECIALS! will teach creative drama to CHOICE OF SAUSAGE fifth and sixth graders. Bad Axe High School head FOOD STAMPS ON PACKAGE 08DERS OPEN majorette DeLyn LeFtash Link will teach baton twirling. Bulk PolishItalian SUNDAYS The head flag twirler there, 9 a.m. 2 p.m. 1 County Style - Brenda Gundlach, will dem- WELCOME onstrate flag twirling. Hairtakers of Marlette will provide instructors for Keep their feet warm and dry this winter in waterproof boots by hairstyling for 7th-12th graders. Cass City Meat Market Thorn McAn. Heavy-duty molded construction keeps the moisture Two community education block east of light out And the special lining helps keep feet wan. Only $lOwQg classes will be taught else- 0528 Main St. Phone 872-4795 M I where --racquetball in bgi- MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. naw and radio broadcasting at WKYO in Caro. Registration deadline at ~ 8:Wa.m. 8:OO a.m. 8:OO,a.m. 8:OO a.m. 8:Wa.m. 8:OO a.m, I the community education ‘8:OO p.m. 6:ob (h’ij.;,’ PlurWest Phone 8724745 Car6 City office at the high school is Feb. 5. 1 Shabbona Area News

I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mezo Buerkle Jr. were Saturday and family and Mr.and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith PoW~mds Will Slide Away will and Paulie of Sandusky were dinner guests of Mr. and Raymond Buerkle Jr. were had as dinner guests Sun- be presented by Mrs. Aus- Sunday guests of IvIrs. Mrs. Don&nith and family. Friday evening callers at day, Rev. and Mrs. Harold lander and Mrs. MaIntosh. Frances &awe and Anna. Mrs. Frank Pelton at- the Jeff Moore home in Smith. Lunch was served by the Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Van- tended a baby shower in Snover . Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith hostess, assisted by Mrs. Norman were Friday after- honor of Mrs. Larry Young and family were Saturday Seeger. noon callers of Lewis Babich at the Lutheran Hall at Cass BUNCO evening callers of Mr. and at &ford. City Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Don Smith and family. WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sev- The Bunco group mBt Miss Lillian Dunlap of erance and Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening, Jan. 27, The RLDS Women's De- Caro, Mrs. Bruce Kritzman Dale Leslie had supper at with Mr. and Mrs. Andy EXTENSION partment held its postponed of Cass City and Mrs. Don the Wildwood Saturday eve- Hoagg. meeting Wednesday, Jan. Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. ning. High was won by Mrs. The Shabbona Extension 24, at the home of Mrs. John Dunlap Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Van- Hoagg, low by Paul Phillips Group regular meeting was Robert Sawdon. A noon noon. Norman were ' Tusday and door prize by John Agar. held Monday evening,, Jan. lunch was served by the Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Van- afternoon callers of Mrs. next meeting, Feb. 3, 22, with Mrs. Jim McIntosh. hostess, assisted by Mrs. Norman visited Mrs. The Neta VanNorman and is with Mr. and Mrs. Paul The meeting was con- Voyle Dorman, cohostess. ~ Thelma Ward at Flint Tues- daughter Marion of Flint. Phillips. ducted by Miss Marie Mere- The meeting was called to day. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent dith, chairman. The flag order by Mrs. Dean Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Vatter of Cadillac were Sun- ++++++ pledge was led by Mrs. assistant leader. A worship Hyatt and sons were Satur- day afternoon callers of William Jones. The women's service was conducted by day evening callers of Mr. Mrs. Mary Vatter at the Mr. and Mrs. Laurence creed was repeated in uni- Mm. Smith. ,-and Mrs. Charles Dan and home of Mrs. Nelin Richard- Hyatt and sons visited her son followed by a moment of Roll call was answered :Cfamily. son. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron silent prayer. with a goal for the coming .*- Rev. Robert Horton, Dis- The Shabbona United Campbell, at Gilford. Roll call was answered year by nine members and trict Superintendent, will be Methodist church will have a The Sunshine Gang of the with a goal for the New Year one visitor. L * the guest speaker Sunday family potluck dinner Sun- RLDS church will meet Sun- by 10 members and two Plans were made to enter- day, Feb. 11, after church. guests, Arthur Caister tain another group in Aril. .' morning, Feb. 4, at the day, Feb. 4, at 6:Oo p.m. at Mrs. J@rryup! SPRING wallpaper savings at: , Shabbona United Methodist Mrs. Dennis Tibbitt and the church annex for a and Mrs. Theda Seeger. The Feb. 15 meeting will ' church. sons and Mrs. Pam Wagner nationality dinner. Plans were made to bring be with Mrs. Smith for a Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and son Rick, all of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- pennies for friendship to the noon luncheon. were Thursday evening sup- spent the week end with man visited Mrs. Virginia next meeting. Reports will . per guests of Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Frances Krause and Jones Sunday afternoon at also be made at the meeting. ++++++ aint Store 'Harold Smith. Anna. Snover . The lesson on Care of the Cass City Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- Sunday morning, Jan. 28, Diabetic was given by Miss The Hilltoppers Group of Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Ihr- man were Sunday afternoon Rev. Richard Andrus of Bay Meredith and Mrs. William the RLDS church will meet Phone 872-2445 man were Monday callers of callers of Merle Dorman, Port was guest speaker at Snell. Friday evening, Peb. 2, at their aunt, Mrs. Maude who is a patient at McKenzie the United Methodist The next meeting, Feb. 26, the home of Mrs. George Houghton . Hospital, Sandusky . church. He spoke on the will be with Mrs. Clair Krause for supper at 6:30 et Quick Results With The Chronicle's Classified Ads Mr. and Mrs. pymond Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith Indian Mission at L'Anse. Auslander. The lesson on p.m. I I tb Big BmthemBig Sistem I * This 14-yearold likes to go and also likes roller skating :shopping, bowling and and bowling. ancing. She lives in Caro nd would like to have a Big ++++++ ister to talk with. A cute I3-yearald from +++++++ Caro would like a Big Sister to spend time with. She likes An outdoor sports lover to cook and swim. She also 'om Car0 would like a Big enjoys art very much. Why rother. He is 16 years old not give her a try?

+++++t Buy Some This Car0 boy would like a Big Brother to enjoy any outdoor activity with. He also enjoys skating and bowling. He is 16 years old and would be a very good little brother for a mature Insurance man. *' Life Insurance is ++++++ one of the most loving things you can give Big Brothers-Big Sisters in Tuscola county is lotated your family. Call AI at 230 N. State Street in Swiderski today Caro, telephone 673-6996; in Huron county at 122 N. about our full range Hanselman Street, Bad Axe, of MemberLife Insur- telephone 269-7264, and in ance Plans. Sanilac county at 26 Lexing- ton Street, P.O. Box 1, Sandusky, telephone 648- 4433.

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You're Special At IGA m STOPINAND FIND OUT WHY! 1 WITH ADOITIOML 13.00 GROCERY PURCHASE PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 1,1979 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN' - ,

W-mmIt*rrFrmCcmFk8t Anna Hartwick: BUSINESSMEN The ambulance for the lance. The telephone num- at home ' FaRmF7 HOME OWNERS new Bingham township am- ber to call if one is needed is dies bulance service now isn't the same as that listed in the Down Memory Lane Bureau FARMERS expected arrive Feb. phone for the Bingham i FARM BUREeU SERVICES INC to until book after illness i 9, according to township Township Fire Department, # Clerk Joseph Trepkoski. which rings at the sheriff's FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE Anna Hartwick of Deford ' i Pbnning Q Hew Building, Store, With training needed for department. died Sunday, Jan. 2.8, at her # offim, worehou#, Gmge? Fsonnel on the new ambu- The latest delay, Rep home on Cemetery Road lance, that means service koski explained, is due to a ~;~~:~~~.:.:.:.~~.~.~.:.~.:.:.:.:.~~.-...... *....,..~-...... ~~..~- - - ..-~.=....~~*~~,~~~:.::.....~-~-~.~~,:~~~:~ ~~~:~~:~~~~~.:.~.~..~ after a long illness. G probably won't start until strike by workers the ~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:.~~~;~.~~~- - She was born Feb. 23, I-, Form Bureau Buildings Are- about Feb. 18. ambulance manufacturer in in Kingston, the daughter of . 5 Ohio. If they aren't back to FIVE YEARS grandchildren and seven Frsons. Until then, as it has been AGO Philip and Katie Hergen-' ~ 5 Professlonally Engineered doing since Jan. 1, when work by this Wednesday, great-great-grandchildren. reder . U Mr and Lewis Lang- TEN YEARS AGO Designed to Fit Your Needs Ubly funeral home owner management personnel The Cass City Village . Mrs. Miss Hergenreder rnar- ' Ernest Zinger went out of were scheduled to finish it. Council reached the decision enburg ceiebrated their 25th ried Arthur Hartwick Feb. ,' ; Carry a Long Term Warranty the ambulance business, the Initially, the unit was to for all village employees to wedding anniversary. They David L.Burk son of Mc. 16, 1935, in Caro, coming to Erected or Material Only Huron County Sheriff's De- arrive in late November receive an eight percent pay were married at Sacred and Mrs. Ahin Burk of Novesta township in 1936 $ partment will dispatch the with service to start Jan. 1. increase for 1974, except Heart Catholic church in D&er, has been Promoted fromShe Flint.is survived by her ,- nearest available ambu- three who will receive ten Caro. They reside on a farm to sergeant. He is in the Later, it was supposed to be signal corps and presently is in Ubly by Jan. 15, with percent pay boosts and two husband, Arthur; me'. service starting Feb. 1. others who will receive 25- nearThree Cass students,City. Linda Serving near Hue in Viet- daughter, Mrs. James ' JFORMAL WEAR 01 The ambulance will be cent-per-hour pay raises. Battel, Randy LaPeer and narn. (Hazel ) Boissonneault of . serving Bingham, Paris, Mrs. Nina Shagena, a Carolyn Smith, represented Major Bruce B. Hurry has Saginaw; one son, Allan and Austin toweships plus lifelong resident of Cass Cass City High School at fie received a FertifiCate which Hartwick of Deford; one #nton Peters Glen Enkine Tri-Caunty Band Concert. accompanied the Army ' 5822 Cass City Road 4330 Seaway Drive half of Sheridan. City, celebrated her 90th brother, Theodore Rergen- , birthday at a family dinner. Cass City High School Band fh"nendation Medal for reder of Kingston, and one f Cass City, MI 48726 Carrollton, MI 48724 She has six children, 23 Director George Bushong exceptional duty at First Kanskssister, Mrs.City, GeorgeMo., and Foe six of Advertise it in the Chronicle. -Rrandchildren, 36 great- estimated the crowd at 300 hmY Headquarters at Fort Mead. Md. grandchildren. One brother, Two Cpsa City High School Henry, preceded her in students, Mary Jane Phette- death. place and Jim Burk left Funeral services for Mrs. $ from Metropolitan airport Hartwick were conducted for New York City and on to Wednesday at 1 p.m. from PUREX. Washington, D.C., for the Little's Funeral Home, Cass World Peace and Inter- City, with Henry Eicher and Heavy-Duty national Affairs Seminar. Ray Hauenstine, officiating. IY Webring uariety to ZiJe! Burial will be in Novesta TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, cemetery. AGO A snow storm that swept Fraser through central Michigan church and buried Cass City in t,en inches of snow forced the elects new closing of school for two Spectacutar savings! E& Benj. Franklin would be srnaxod at days. officers the prices W8 heve in store for you1 John H. Zinnecker, .Cass City, has been appointed to A potluck dinner following the Tuscola County Selective the morning worship service Service Board, replacing Sunday at Fraser Presby- E.B. Schwaderer, Cass City, terian church was attended 1 Big Savings who recently resigned. 35 r QIICOTTON by people. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. The annual business meet- Thomas have been pre- ing, which had been post- sented with a 1954 Plymouth poned because of the weath- ' sedan by the State Drug er, was held with election of I PERCALEPRINTS Store in East Lansing, for church officers. his statement of reasons for Elected were two session ; trading at the store. It was members for three years, judged the best among all Mrs. Marian Spencer and entries in a regional contest. Angus McCallum. Elected ,. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. trustees for three years ;. : McNaughton of Evergreen were James McLellan and township will observe their Lawrence Hartwick. Mrs. golden wedding anniver- Winifred McLellan was se- sary., The couple have five lected church treasurer and children, 18 grandchildren Mrs. Gloria Hqrtwick and and five great-grandchil- Mrs. Marian Spencer were ') dren. elected to the auditing com- mi t tee. THIRTY-FIVE YEARS Roger Root was chairman I AGO of the nominating committee. Other members were I: Dean Gordon has been ap- Arthur Battel, Lynn Spenc- ,,: pointed as Soil Conserva- er, Mrs. Harrison Stine, I tionist to serve the mwly Mrs. Mark Battel, Bill organized Tuscola Soil Con- Spencer and Mrs. Theda servation District. . Seeger. -~ Harold Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johns- Home SentryTM ton, of Gagetown, has been Even today the almighty, promoted to Technician dollar is still a jack of all . , Third Class with the rank of trades. Staff Sergeant in Camp Eut- SMOKE ALARM ,' . ner, N.C. LEGAL NOTICE The house occupied by Mrs. Gladys Stone, north- At a special meetlng of the Board 01 c County RDad Cmnmlesloners for the :# Best for babie east of Cass City, was corn- County of Tuscola. Michlgan held at pletely destroyed by fire. lheir offlces at 1733 S. Mertz Road, The cause of the fire is Caro. Michlpan on December 15. 1978 .- 1 itm tonowing resolut\on'waaadopled: Reg. $4.57 \./ unknown. 4 WHEREAS, the Klngston Township 2 F Four Cass City men have Board hps requested tha ahndonmsnt 4 been inducted into the 01 Tallman Street In the unlncorporatad f, armed services. They are Village of Wilmol, and , *+, Albert Adarns, Alejandro WHEREAS, it is ths opinlon 01 the e Board of County Road Commlasionem I. Reyes, John Guc and John that fallman Street la of no further use c Hartley. aeapublic'streer. P *, &OW THEREFORE BE IT t RESOLVED, that Tallman Straet t hi4yWnlmk SJS~ Y Mween Hawklns Strsst and Manley $12.97 Street (Klngston Road) along Blocks 6, i %oIvoS SpcclAl! Classes 7 and 8 of the Vlllaga of Wllmot. Snctlon ~ P Get 1arnwWmhpAIG. E. 17, YIZN, R11E. Klngston Township, Tuncola Counlg. Mlchlgan be totally . i vvhn pu by- Rq. llm and permanently abandoned and s4nukehkrorly $12rn... rescheduled disconilnuedaa a public str~st. nd~mmtllof#2 RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, tht L mwtlng of the Board of TuscolaCounty. Battery operated, . I awn E sounds alarm if household The Michigan Associa tion Road Commlsslonsrs be held at the power fails. 6% x6X-in. COST of Extension Homemakers Klngston Townshlp Hall on HowUd Easily installed. "class night" and the self- Avenue In Wilmol at 2:OO p.m.. ~ 1 E Thursday, Februaly 15, 1979 for the esteem program, both putpow of hearlng any objsctlons to -' Famous Cold Remedv! scheduled last Thursday, wld abandonment. Jan. at Cass City High 25, ."' School were postponed be- BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD ,,_. cause of poor road condi- COMMISSIONERS. tions. TUSCOLA COUNTY. MICHIQAN Pkg. of 20 Capsules Both will be this Thursday KLEENEX nw+ey Eno, Chalrman at the high school. Class ' (y0J F. WilliamGrwec Tuckey, Laurie, VlceChairmnn MemMr ,i/ night starts at 7 p.m.; the TISSUES self-esteem program at 8:30. 12.m , , $2.27 White Only. I Have a dalen tin e

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Wisch- 28 Holloway Fire n N. Anderson 554, M. Parrish BBB 26 15 High Women’s Series: M. Cas8 City Oil &Gas 21y meyer 502. 538, R. Speirs 513, P. Mc- A.M. Schwartz 579. Chappel’s Men’s Shop 23 141h Charmont n M Intosh 504. J. Steadman 501. Wickes Ag. 22 I Don’t Know 14 High Women’s Game: M. Charlie’s Market 21 High Games: C. Leyva mshine Sandbaggers 13 Schwartz 213. Warren Electric 20 THURSDAY NITE 20 Alley Bombers TRIO 225-214, N. Anderson 210, S. Mother’s Girls 20 12 Blount Agriculture 181h Jan. 25,1979 Reynolds 211, M. Parrish The Pits 12 PHYSICAL AIDS, INC. Sherwood-on-the-Hill TUSCOLA Crof tClara 18 20 P.M. 209-200, N. Davis 199, J. 141 TU40UCn nOAD Team No. 8 18 10% GET TO GETHERS “A” Kingston State Bank 18 Wildwood Farms 25 Steadman 191. 1. Mixers POMIAC, MI 41083 (313) 40 14- Over-the-hill-gang 10 Jan. 22,1979 Erla’s Food Center 17% -NPmPth 94 15 Hopeless -. Charmont Girls 14 6 Fuelgas 17 Draves Dist. 23 I (517) 87293084 PARADOX J&JService 4 Ten Piqs 3 Hillaker’s Auct. Serv. 25 New England Life 12 Blatz 23 I Halls Trim Shop 23 B.I. Wilson 22 Men’s High Series: J. Moving in circles isn’t the A High Individual Series : N . Ouvry ChevyQlds 22 210 Games: B. Thompson Jacques Seeds 2o Wallace 493. Dasho 603, S. Fobear 505, R. WIDL Radio 20 230, G. Lapp 226, E. Schulz Barber Shop f: way to get ahead, even if you High Individual Game: M. Koch 514, H. Edwards 513. Pabst 19 220, E. Bilicki 212, C. Van- Van Dale -- do move in the best circles. Campbell 191. Ladies’ High Series: M. Lawrence Ins. 18 diver 211. Del Nicholas Trucking 19 - High Team Series: C&C Pierce 471. Harris-HampshireIns. 17 550 or Better: E. Schulz Smiths 181h Lumber 1713. Men’s High Game: J. Bartnik’s Sales &Parts 17 601, G. Lapp 579, B. Thomp- Big John’s 15% It’s Our Storewide High Team Game: C&C Dasho 253. Cole Carbide 17 son 577, N. Willy 568, D. oops 11 ‘umber 6B. Ladies’ High Game: W. Sommers’ Bakery 13 Iseler 555. Miller 172. Spring Crest Draperies 13 High Team Series: Del High Team Series: Hollo- WINTER CLEARANCE Croft-Clara Lumber l2 Nicholas Trucking 1826. FRIDAY NIGHT way Fire 1855. MERCHANT’S High Team Game: Del CARCASS UNION High Team Game: Hollo- High Individual Game: M. “B” LEAGUE Nicholas Trucking 629. Jan. 26,1979 way Fire 699. Zawilinski 222. Jan. 24,1979 200 Games: Duane O’Dell 200 Games: J. Dasho 253, High Individual Series: M. 222, L. Smith 206. ‘%rkey’s 16 ,E. Fobear 200, R. Koch 211. Zawilinski 601. Colony House 28 550 or Better: L. Smith CASH AND CARRY ’r”ihbow1ers 15 High Team Series: Ouvrys Croft-Clara Lumber 26 579, G. Gwisdalla 567, J. $ave on Floor Models Cannonballs 14 2884. Rabideau Motors 25 Hacker 561. KINGS & QUEENS The Ball Busters , 13 Jan. 25,1979 High Team Game: Som- General Cable 22 Colonial Bar ’ 13 mers’ 1013. Charmont 21 CERAMIC ROYAL CAROSAL $ 550 Series: Helwig 552, Gagetown oil & Gas 19% Slow Rollers 13 Rescue Squad 15 E, LADIES’ CITY LEAGUE Glass Enclosed Four C’s 11 E. Schulz 563, D. Wallace CopelandBuilders 18 Jan. 23,1979 100 Pin Jammers 14 559, 601, 18 FIREPLACES Alley Cats 9 Forty Niners 9 M. Zawilinski A. Herren Builders Ouvry 570, C. Kolb 570, Clare’SSunoco 17% ‘qhmore Cats 5 Ron’s Automotive 8 F. Don’s Auction 16 Nowak 563, J. Merchant mck@YConcrete 17H i’utti-Frutti 5 Old Folks 7 566, Argyle Rec. 16 FIREPLACE OFF J. Guinther 574, D. Engle- Shag’s Angels 151h The Cape Cod -,bv Malm -- . T-B’s 7 Copeland & Gornowicz 11 $50off hart 557. Bauer Candy Co. 12 Men’s High Series: L. Rebels 4 Deering Packing 10 Fire visible from all sides 200 Games : E. Helwig 215, Spaeth 564. Odd Couples 0 Clare’s Sunoco 10 Che Nantucket %QmW Ladies’ High Series: N. E. Schulz 208, G. Thompson , 210Games: Ron Nicholas Chuck Gage Welding 8 Wallace 202, 223, J.Guinther215,E.Haag Rabideau 464. High Team Series: Pin 200, 0. S. Francis Builders 7 Hammett 204, Zawilinski 210, Melkndorf 210. THE Men’s High Game: L. Jammers 1830. M. c. Somrners’ Bakery 2 Ihe Bay Stater $30off +,aeth 211. High Team Game: Pin 222, K. Copeland 205, A. 550 Or Better: Ron Nich- Ouvry 210, C. Kolb 205, J. Guinther 578, G. Ladies’ High Game: R. Jammers 642. F. olas 600, High Team Series: Don’s Naffien 168. High Men’s Series: Nowak 221, L. Tomaszewski DIebel 551, D. Koch 550. Auction 2101. $16995 D. High Team Series: Tur- Cummins 533. 204, M. Gohsman 212, B. High Team Game: Clare’s keys 1837. High Men’s Game: D. Bartle 200, J. Guinther 214, Sunoco 716. flSTOVE D. Englehart 201. High Individual Series: L. on Selected Display Model Reg. $1 99.95 High Team Game: Tur- Cummins 190. MERCHANETTE keys 662. High Women’s Series: P. Yost 474. \ Jan. 25,1979 *200 Games: L. Spaeth Schwartz 542, S. Cummins High Individual Game: L. mf .1-201, A. Berry 202. TUSCOLA Yost 180. 526. GET TO GETHERS .,B,, Kritzman’s 27 The Energy Saving Airtight High Women’s Game: P. Herron Builders 25Ih Schwartz 190. Jan. 22.1979 STIHL SAW CHAIN SUNDAY NITE MIXED Walbro 25 CAARMONT LADIES Tuckey Block 24 Jan. 28J979 Bliss Milk Haulers 23 Jan. 23,1979 Cole Carbide 24 SPECIAL GUYS & GALS Rogers Hay 23 Mix-ups 7 Ami’s Texaco 22 Wilson Ins. 23 Veronica’s 28 Jan. 23.1979 Albee Hardware 22 % 16 in. Cut “earless Four 6 Kingston Bank 21 Live-Wires 26 $1495 Damm’s Wheel Horse 19 23 Saw Chain hV0 ’ bandbaggers 5 Commets 30 Fagans 20 Brinkman Bins Big “D” 14 Johnson Plumberettes 21% $3.00 Odd Couples 4 Mike’s Heating 25 Gemini Band 18 H Kilbourn Tech. Sup. 17 Olympia Beer 13 Texaco 19’h Tumblers 3 D&D 241h Bliss Milk Hauling Cash and Carry Only Double Deuces 3 Thunder Road Speedway 16 12 Cabelettes 19 Brand X 21 AnrodScreenCyl. , 11 Generation Gap 2 Double Deckers 20 FarmBureau + 15 Fort’s 19 Gutter Cleqhers 2 I CokwoodBar I *** 14 Erla’s I 19 Kens & Kerbs 1814 ’ dl Blhnt Agri. High Tea&&desf Wa7bro 18 DAN’S AUTOMOTIVE LAMPLIGHTER MuldmS 18 IGA Foodliner Kingston Krome :: 2520. Cass City Sports 17 Men’s High Series: R. Kingston Klowns 18 FIREPLACE SHOP High Team Game: Walbro Ber-Wa-Ga-Na 16 and FIREPLACE SHOP Deering 547. Udder Guys 17 Car0 High Individual Game: 907* 15 Phone 872-3190 Deford Phone 673-8454 Men’s High Game: R. Sand Baggers 17 R. Wobds Research Deering 184. Lucky Strikes 16% Jenkins 201. Ladies’ High Series: S. Wild Rollers 14 High Individual Series: R, Reynolds 472. Jenkins 592. Ladies’ High Game: M. High Team Series: Kens & High Team Series: Col- Horne 198. Kerbs 1907. wood Bar 2704. High Team Game: Rogers Hay 949. Professional and Business THE SUNDAY NITERS Jan. 21,1979

Pressure Kochers 25 Matt Drainage Inc. 24% DIRECTORY Gutter Dusters 22 Wild Bunch 21 ‘Ifr DR. E. PAUL LOCKWOOD OR. W.S. SELBY Colwood Bar No. 2 21 Optometrist Chiropractic PhysicIan Office Hour$. Mon Tues Wed, Frl Alley Cats 18 Hours: 8-5excepl Thursday 12 nwn ana 1 Dop m Blacksmiths 17 8.12 noon on Saturday ? 30-5 4624 nlii SI. Saturday 412 a rn Four Lab’s 15 Closed All Day Thursday Across lrom Colwood Bar 15 Phone 872.2765 Cass Cily Hills and Dabs Mospttal Blount Agriculture 13 NEW lor 4ppointmsnt Phone 872-3404 Riech’s Construction 13 Outlaws I Allen Witherspoon Harold T. Donahue 11 New England Life NEL Growtn Fund M.D. Men’s High Series: L. NEL Eqully Fund Physician L Surgeon Wildman 612. I Value Line Fund CLINIC Ladies’ High Series: A. Keyslone Funds EVERY Phone 872.2321 4674 Hill Street, Cass City Ricker 484, 4615Oak Caaa City Ollie% 812.2323 Res 872-231 1 Men’s High Game: L. Wildman 219-212, R. Koch K. 1. MacRae, D.0. Harris-Hampshire 204. Agency, Inc. Ladies’ High Game: D. Osteopathic Physician Sting 187. Complete Insurance Services a?d Surgeon High Team. Series: Pres- WEEK 6815E CaaSCily Road sure Kochers 1888. . Corner Church and Oak Streets Cass City. Michipan uffice 872.2880 Res 872.3385 High Team Game: Pres- Phone 872-2688 sure Kochers 648. DR. J. H. QEISSINGER Saib A. Isterabadi, M.D. Chiropractor 4674 Hill Street Mon Tues Thurs, Fri 9.12nmn Cass City, Michigan 48726 SOC.Security and26pm Sat 9.12noon THE Orneral Surgeon’ 21 N. Almsr, Caro, Michigan Thoracic

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~ Erla’s Homemade HEAD CHEESE Ib. SKINLESS FRANKS I Hickory Smoked Rindiess RING BOLOGNA SLICED LARGE BOLOGNA LAYER BACON Ib. CASSCIW CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1979 Augueta King HEALTH, TIPS Gagetown Citisens of tomorrow 1 dies Saturday Mrs. Harold Krxh at age 93 Phone&%-25% , ;:Ford,J-d,* [ dealer old Augusta King, formerly of Ellington township, died Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Randy urday at the Tuscola County Weatherhead of Lansing objects can kill 1 Medical Care Facility in visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caro. Weatherhead Sunday. She was born Jan. 18,1886, F Mrs. Mabel Ondrajka and in Detroit, the daughter of ~ ~ ~ ~~ -~ Mrs. Ida Salgat visited August and Louise Fadie, Thursday afternoon Mrs. "Aspiration of foreign ob- sunflower seeds. coming to Ellington town- jects is a common cause of Party time is L'on your Mike Pisarek Sr., Mrs. Mary ship as a young girl. accidental death in the home Bartholomew and Mrs. Har- guard time." Toddlers She married Charles Al- among children under age should be watched carefully. old Kmh, who were all bert King in Ellington town- six and the most prevent- Peanuts are a particular patients at Hills and Dales Danny, ship. He died Nov. 4, 1944. .able," according to Hospital. 12, son Lynnae, 9, Dr. threat if inhaled. Their nat- of Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. King was a charter Richard Honicky, spokes- ural vegetable oils set up a Mrs. Harold Koch was a daughter of Mr. member of the Ellington man for the Michigan Lung surgical patient at Hills and chemical reaction that can Robert McLellan, and Mrs. Bernard Naza rene church. Association and the Ameri- destroy young airwws and Dales Hospital from Tues- 5830 Main Street, Babich of Gilford She is survived by three can Lung Association of lung tissue. day to Sunday' this past Deford. sons, Edwin King of Las Southeastern Michigan. week. Road, Deford. Vegas, Nevada, Floyd King He is pediatric pulmonary "Always, no matter what Mrs. Gerry Carolan and of Mt. Morris, and Lewis specialist at Michigan State age, teach children to chew Mrs. W. Conners of Detroit King of Kingston; two University and Ingham food well by setting a gd' spent a few days with Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Aubrey Medical Center. example yourself. Have the Carolan's granddaughter, (Neva) Hendon and Mrs. Dr. Honicky said that child sit down while eating Cindy Striplin of Marretta, Walter (Loretta) Turner, small, hard objects, such as even snacks. Don't let them Ca., last week and spent the both of Caro; 12 grandchil- peanuts, a safety pin, even eat while lying down or rest of the week with Mrs. dren, and 24 great-grand- portions of a burst balloon running and playing," Dr. Conners in Detroit after children. Three daughters, can be inhaled into a child's Honicky warned. returning home the 23rd. five sisters and four broth- c windpipe and cause choking Parents should take a Tony Waterworth of De- ers preceded her in death. and sometimes death. These troit spent the past week end good look around the home, Funeral services were objects can even get down identifying objects that are with her grandmother, conducted Tuesday after- into the smaller air tubes of Gerry Carolan. of particular danger to noon from Little's Funeral the lungs and cause perma- youngsters from the crawl- Mrs. Gerry Carolan al- Home, Cass City, with Rev. nent lung damage. tended the funeral of Mrs. ing six-month-old to the John Mellish Jr., pastor of Small children have a active six-yeardd. They Tony Enderle at St. Agatha the Caro Nazarene church, natural urge to put things Catholic church Monday. should keep pins and other Lori, 9, and Car- Beth, 9, and and Rev. John Mellish Sr., into their mouths. Many nonedible items away from Michelle, 5, daugh- officiating. items common around the their own lips. Beaded neck- FARM BUREAU la, 7, daughters of Burial was in Ellington Mr, qnd Mm. Allan ters of Mr. and home are dangerous. But- laces and other loose jewel- The North Elmwood Farm cemetery. tons, beads, pins, the eyes of ry should be removed before .Bureau Group held its meet- 'Hartwick, 1751 Mrs. John Taylor stuffed animals all can get attending small children. . ing at the Elmwood Town- Cemetery Road, of Gilford Road, into the lung instead of the Clutching hands are quick, ship-Gagetown Hall Jan. 22. stomach. no matter how tiny. Ten members were present. Def or d Deford. Deford According to Dr . Honicky, Discussion was on Inter- the result of such aspiration Some parents may be *- national Marketing. honor may precipitate choking, aware of these precautions, Cards were played and roll wheezing, loss of breath, and but brothers and sisters, refreshments served. Following is the third' occasionally even death. babysitters, grandparents, The next meeting will be marking period honor rolt at Also, the object may stay in nursery school teachers, and with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Deford Elementary School. the Iungs and may cause other care-givers should I>e ' Hofmeister Feb. 19. A f denotes all A's: trouble months or even reminded too. Patricia Sue Allen, years later. Both lung associations +Brian Gyomory, Lori Small bits of food may also have a curriculum available Hartwick, John Lebioda, "go down the wrong way" for nursery school teachers I +Todd Potrykus, Matt into the tungs and not the to teach young children how - , \J Purvis, +Debbie Sawdon, stomach..Such foodmight be to breathe, what to put in INSURANCE Annette Stachura, Beth Tay- pieces of crisp bacon, peels their mouths, how and what lor and +Jim Vanden- of apples, hard candies, to chew and how to swallow , "BARGAINS" bossche. raisins, carrots, popcorn, carefully. Woods are full of 'ern at cut rote prices Julie, 5, and Jen- But tho? is not tpe kind of settlement you Kathy Jo, 7, , want in the event of a loss. You're wise io nifer, 3, daughters NOTICE OF( THE LAST DAY buy from an agent you hod, live near ond of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. can trust. Perhops that is why more people James Knowlton and Mrs. Erwin thon ever depend upon our Independent Hall, 5825 Main FOR RECEIVING Insurant* Agency for their insurance of 1396 Spencer, Street, Deford. needs. Deford. REGISTRATIONS FOR THE Help Line wts meeting - ::. SPECIAL ELECT! % ** +* .A * r. I f?\ 6815 E. Cass Cltv Road Tuscola County Help Line 'order to keep its servid available to residents. Cass %ity f has scheduled a public meeting Thursday, Feb. 15, to The meeting will be at 7:30 HELD IN THE VILLAGE OF pool ideas and resources in p.m. in the basement of the sheriff's department in Caro. CASS CITY ON TUESDAY, Help Line is a voluntary service, purpose of which is to help people with their problems. MARCH 13, 1979 The volunteers provide two services to callers, listening and referral. If the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that any qualified elector of the person's problem is one that needs only an understanding Village of Cass City, County of Tuscola, who is not listener for its solution, it is already registered may register for the special election provided, If professional to be held on the 13th day of March, 1979, in said help is needed, the volunteer puts the caller in contact Village. with the agency or professional who can answer the person's needs. The following proposition to be submitted to the "There are no doubts in electors of the Village at said special election. the minds of board members that this service is needed in our county," according to board member Marlys J. Sewage Treatment Plant Carr of Caro. "At present, Bondina Proposition we are struggling (due to -~~ lack of volunteers) to keep the program going." Shall the Village of Cass City, County of Tuscola, Michigan, borrow the principal amount of not to Film slated exceed One Million Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($1,200,000) and issue its general obligation at church unlimited tax bonds therefor, for the purpose of paying part of the cost of acquiring and The film "Nite Song" will be shown at 7 p.m. Saturday constructing improvements to the existing sewage at the Novesta Baptist treatment plant of the Village, together with site church. The film uses humor, sus- improvements therefor and all necessary pense, action and tragedy to tell the story of Joe and Pete appurtenances and attachments therero? as they face the problems of poverty and adversity. The Village Clerk will be at her office in the Village The church is on Lamton Hall on each working day during regular working hours Road, south of Deckerville Road,one mile west of M-53. until and including Tuesday, February 13, 1979, for the The public is invited. The purpose of receiving registrations of qualified electors . showing is free. of the Village of Cass City not already registered. Registrations will also be taken by any Secretary of For the American farmer, a recent survey showed, the cost of accidental death insurance similar to the kid State drivers license bureau. offered through our BanClub costs between $60 and $100 a year. As a member of our BanClub, your $3 a 4 4 month automatically deducted from your checking account includes $10,000 accidental death insurance on or off the job, around the world [additional coverage available). You get this coverage plus 12 other valuable {.WE PRINT I On February 13, 1979, which is the last day for bank services. 1 receiving registrations for said special election to be In addition to accidental death insurance, you'll enjoy the following benefits as well: unlimited check writing Business Cards held on Tuesday, March 13, 1979, the.ViIlage Clerk will with no minimum balance; all the personalized checks you need; zero balance checking and added earnings on Accounting Forms your money with Automatic Transfer Service: 20% discount on instatlment loans; free safety deposit box be at her office between the hours of 8:OO a.m. and 8:OO (subject to availability); CheCash -- nationwide check cashing privilege in any of 3,000 BanClub bank p.m., Eastern Standard Time, for the purpose of locations; travelers, money orders and cashiers checks without issue charge; discounts on Hertz daily car Statements rentals; savings on room rates at participating Ramada. Holiday and Rodeway locations; BanClub magazine to receiving registrations of qualified electors. keep you informed about special benefits and a Banclub membership card. SO when you think of protection for yourself and your family, and a banking package with all of the , THE LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING advantages. . . rhink BANCLUB. Lette rheads REGISTRATIONS FOR SAID SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1979, WILL @E TUESDAY, . FEBRUARY 13,1979. Lynda McIntosh Phone 872-2010 Village Clerk CASCITY CHROMCLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, IWQ PAGE THIRTEEN County cancer I Calendar available t. unit discusses / Your Neighbor saw The Michigan Consumers of the same types of prob- Council has released its 1979 lems crop up at similar 1979 goal Consumer Calendar for con- times year after year,” *id sumers who want to keep up- Executive Director Linda Board members of the todate and avoid common Joy. “The calendar de- Tuscola County Unit Amer- seasonal problems. scribes typical consumer 4 kids keep me ican Cancer Society met at “We’ve found that many problems, provides tipq on iI1 the Caro golf course Jan. 22, b how to avoid them and tells for their regular meeting where to go for help. with Ionc Perry presiding. DeGrouJ-~ __ on-__ “For example, many con- b. busy in winter Sandra Gaudreau, -1‘ Cru- “Rock-N-Roll,” a fun alphabet, Seven students In sumers are in the market for sade chairman for 1979, told CCHS “Grease” type musical With the class know all 26 letters a new car when the nhv of plans for the coming lots of antics and entertain- models come out in Ocfqb- crusade. Several special The CCHS play try outs and several only miss one or uppropJ.ia$ions . Yvonne Edzik babysits for in place for 15 minutes each two of them. er,” Joy continued. “Qr three children each weekday morning and another 15 each evenb are again being were held Wednesday after mz;auseof the snow days, that month’s tip we suggest plus she has one of her own afternoon. She also likes to planned to help meet the This year’s play is orderthe seniors their weregraduation unable an-to COUNTDOWN committee consumersage of options price on thenew pa&- cars . at home. budget. The projected goal watch soap operas, so does set by the Michigan division “With four kids, how can her household chores in the nouncements The repre- As of Thursday, Feb. 1, State Sen. Alvin J. just as carefully as the car is $43,250. This figure was De- hbtv , YOU not be busy?”, she asks. morning BO she can watch in School Menu sentative will be here Fri- there are 82 scheduled days Grow, K-Pigeon, has been itself. We also explain . That is one way she fights the afternoon. discussed and a recam- day, Feb. 2. Also, the seniors of school left!!! So far, a important it is to shop >for mendation was made to FEB. 5-9 reappointed to the prestig- credit because that’s a c off the winter shut-in feeling. She and her ‘husband, will be measured and will total of eight days have been ious Senate Appropriations Still, there are days . . . “I Garry, have two children, write to Lansing about It. order their caps and gowns major expense as well.”-<. Joe Young reported MONDAY missed on account of snow. Committee. . got up this morning and f Sarah, 4, and Dawn, 8. They Mrs. Friday, Feb. 9. The Senate and House As the state’s clearing- . said I just got to get out Of live on S. Seeger Street. there were two new patients house for consumer :in- Chili -Crackers After the game Friday, Appropriations Committees here.” in January. She may be the juniors held a dance formation, the Consumtits ‘ called for help by any cancer Celery Sticks Valentines bear the responsibility for That was Friday, so she featuring “White Rock.” determining how state tax Council has prepared many bundled up her four charges patient at 868-4415 in Reese. Bread-Butter brochures and fact sheets on Area Field Representative White Milk dollars are to be allocated 7 and went grocery shopping, DEFORD consumer issues which ai-e Ruth Hoffman met with the Peach Slices wanted ut each fiscal year. ’ as well as stopping offat the Having previously served available without charge .to Chronicle to take care of group. She stated that cook the public. Each month&wf TUESDAY The kindergarteners are a number of years on the ’ books have been sent to the the calendar highlights some business. working on the alphabet. library 13-member committee, De- onk printers and should be ready of these publications. 1 Mrs. Edzik babysits week- Their goal is to have each Grow will hold the ranking days from a.m.-4:30 for sale by Mother’s Day. Goulash The staff at Rawson Me- Consumers who would like 6:3g Cheese Cube child recognize every letter. Republican position on the p.m. for children ages 4 Orders may be placed with Also, they are doing a zoo morial Library is inviting a free copy of the consumw any board me or by Bread-Butter area boys and girls to make panel in the new legislative months to 3 years. That plus ber unit. They have brush session. calendar can write the Miph- the fact doesn’t like to calling Mrs. O.J,? Stange at White Milk a valentine for the library igan Consumers Council, 414 she Apple Sauce painted many animals. The Pigeon Republican drive when roads are bad -- 823-8909 in Vassar after 6 The first graders’ goal is and bring it in to decorate Hollister Building, 106 p.m. Cookie the library bulletin boards. will also serve as a member “I won’t drive on icy roads.” better attendance. They of the Appropriations sub- Allegan. Lansing 48933. -- keeps her home most of Mrs. Kochalka and Mrs. have been bothered with the Valentines must have the - Caudreau attended the WEDNESDAY name, and if possible a committees on capital out- the time. chicken pox! lay, highways, public health Kind words are never I( In addition to the babysit- American Cancer Society picture of the child on them. Barbecue on Bun The third grade students and social services. but very frequently misle ting, she also fights off the National convention in At- are learning the multiplica- They will be left up for the winter doldrums by ‘running lanta, Ga., earlier this Chips month. They werelamong 35 Buttered Beans persons from Michigan to White Milk Cookie attend the meetings, which - d L DEERING PACKING were attended by 1,0~per- “Peter and the Wolf” will be THURSDAY Fourth grade students 1 Mile North, 112 Mile East Of sons. have.been working on multir featured, along with the The theme for 1979 will be library puppets and stories. Silverwood at 4808 E. Mayville Road Mashed Potatoes & Butter plication of two digit figures “You do make a differ- by two digit figures. ence.“ It was pointed out Turkey Roll (Ex- Buttered Carrots ample: 38 x 42 -) that nearly 2 million persons Murphy’s fifth grad- Comedy set FRESH COUNTER MEATS Bread-Butter , Mrs. are proof that cancer can be ers are ready to fight the beat. ’ WhiteMilk Cookie Revalutionary War in Social in Port Austin CHECK OUR PRICES ON It was decided to hold the Studies and they are also February and March meet- Cranberry Sauce r/ LAMB H PORK H VEAL beginning a math contest. Port Austin Community ings at 1 p.m. at the golf FRIDAY Players will present the e BEEF HALVES AND QUARTERS course on the fourth Monday EVERGREEN

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I*, .?, d * n’9 Bulldogs open gym with,victor yIdi *. ‘‘TCUImany turnovers and The Eagles shot 21 of 3 We’re the on-top standing around is why we from the floor, 88 percent, got beat,” Owen-Gage coach and 11 of 19 fmm the free Phil Gray said after seeing throw line, 56 percent. insurance specialists! his Bulldogs lose to Caseville The hatBulldogs grabbed Tuesday night, 53-18. 32 rebounds to 23 for its Through the Michigan Mutual we offer a wide opponents. Glidden was top range of policies for car, business and home His team opened the new man the boards with Owendale gym Friday night on nine. . with up-to-date features and reasonable The ladrops the Bull- . with a 7183 win over Port dogs to 6-l in the league, 74 rates. Let us show you how to insure everything Hop. overall. Caswille is now 4-7 you own the best way. Call us today! OwenGage Tuesday only in the league. shot 46 times from the floor The Bulldog junior varsity and connected on 19 of those won its first league game percent average. of for a 41 the season, 514, The Bulldogs connected on 8 of 11 free throws for 72 The Bulldogs play Port percent. Austin Friday and Reese, a TOP scorem were Pete non-league game, Tuesday. Klemkowsky with 16 points, Both games are at Owen- Dick Glidden, 10, and Kirk dale, Carolan, lo. Came. 12 14 18 9 63 Mike Novak scored 18 O.G 6 17 12 48 points for the victors. Dan U . Edward H. Doerr A htzpatrick contributed 11, and Craig Guster, lo. PORT HOPE GAME Coach Gray warned his players before the game Friday that it didn’t matter who got the first basket in the new gym. Someone had to get it, however, and the honor went to Mark Mc- Donald. With the Bulldogs ahead 42-28 at halftime, Gray let his bench play most of the second half with the result that the final score, 7143, made the game sound closer than it was. There were five Bulldogs in double figures, led by I -a Brad Erickson with 14. Pete LOW, LOW DIRECT ==TU YO1 Klemkowsky had 11 and “WE’RE SO PROUD,” the sign proclaimed as the new OwendaleGagetown . Kirk Carolan, McDonald and Dick Glidden each had gym was used for the first time Friday in the game against Port Hope. The - 10. brightly lit arena has bleachers on both sides and has a seating capacity of OwenCage connected on 1,500. 30 of 52 shots from the floor, about WAREHOUSE PRICES percent, and of from 57 11 16 the charity line, 88 percent. NORTHCENTRAL Glidden’ snared 13 of THUMB B CONFERENCE his As of Jan. 26 D LEAGUE WE BUY BY THE CARLOAD team’s 43 rebounds. As of Jan. 26 Jeff Woodke had 21 points League Over League Over for the Bluestars, followed all all THE WAREHOUSE WAY .by Todd Scheutt and Kevin WL WL WL WL Arntz, both with 12, and Bob CasCity Carsonville 10 0 12 0 Shields with lo. 71 112 Frankenmuth 6 1 9 2 KindeN.Huron 6 2 6 3 Port Hope ma& a5 of 74 Car0 62 63 66 field goal attempts, per- 84 Peck 33 LakerHigh 4 4 6 4 OwenGage 6 3 7 3 cent, and 13 of 17 shots from Marlette 35 39 Akron-Fair. 3 5 6 5 the free throw line, 76 per- Bad Axe 25 47 Caseville 37 cent. The team pulled down 57 Vassar 16 39 Port Hope 26 26 32 rebounds. Kingstan 2 6 ‘Ihe junior Bulldogs, still Sandwky 05 19 210 Por&Apth E. looking for their first league j F~M& games cass FrSbay’s gamesl7 - Nor 2 win, lwt 55-44. 0 - Huron at Fort Hope; Port Score by quarters: City at Frankenmuth; Mar- lette at Laker High; Car0 at Austin at Owen-Gage; Car- 18 24 1s 14 71 Sandusky; BadAxe at Vas- sonville at Caseville; Peck at Akron-Fairgrove. PH 12 16 13 P 69 Bar. Bzmqg volkybalz champs start title defense tonight

The volleyball season And there is senior Laurie game at 6:30 p.m., followed starts Thursday for Owen- Andrakowicz, the team by the junior varsity, then a daleGagetown when it hosts leader, a powerful server final varsity game. Port Hope and the Bulldogs and excellent spiker, on the aren’t as prepared as their varsity for her fourth year coach, Judy Campbell, (though she played only would like them twbe. about half a season as a Bowling Practice got underway freshman ) . about a month later than The other seniors on the CITY LEAGUE usual because of the basket- squad are Laurel Billy, Jan. 29,1979 ball team playing in the Brenda Haley, Jan Rapson, state semi-finals in early and Deb Vargo.. Evans Products 9 December, plus a desire to Wesley’s 9 avoid a schedulihg conflict The Bulldogs finished 22-1 Dale’s Eaves Trouahine 8 in the Eagetown gym with the boys’ basketball team. When the girls got into the gym, they found the brack- ets to hold the net posts had been removed in anticipa- tion the new Owendale gym rwular top spot. would be ready. Until brack- High Team Game: Whit- taker’s Saw’ Mill 861, Cass STRETCH SHOT - , Pete ets were reinstalled, the bseville will probably be practiced without a City Lanes 861. Klemkowsky reaches past Port Hope’s team its toughest competition, she Individual Series: net. predicts, with other strong High Kevin Arntz in an attempt to get two It won’t practice in the 0.Pierce 508, R. Schweikart teams being Port Hope, 500, Yost 500. more points for the Bulldogs, The 6-6 Owendale gym until a few Akron-Fairgrove, and Port T. before ib first game High Individual Game: R. junior scored 11 points in his team’s 71- hours Austin. Clarkson 19’7, 0. Pierce there. The varsity plays its first 192. 63 victory, Only three startera are back from last year’s squad. And the team lacks height. But a cautious Miss Camp- bell, who has yet to see her volleyball team lose a regular season match in her previous three years at the helm, tends to emphasize 1979 the negative. There are lots of pluses. All of the varsity players have at least two years of Your No-Extra experience. Cost Bonus sclaadule

Schneeberger Feb. 1 Port Hope DAY SATURDAY Feb. 5 at C-PS FRIDAY to 9 p.m. Feb. 8 Casevflle Feb. 12 at Peck SERVICE Feb, 15 Port Austk~ Feb. 22 at Akron-Fair. WITH Feb. 24 Case. invitational i Feb.aS Kh@h OWEN-GAGE VARSITY volleyball team members are, fi-ont row, from left, t March 1 at North buron EVERY SALE March 3 districts Deb Vargo, Carol Goslin, Tammy Kain, Mary Kay I~IITOWS and Laurel Billy. 1 March 10 regionals AndrakowiczBack-- row,- Jan and Rapson, coach Judy Brenda Campbell. Haley, Deb Gettel, Tammy- Wissner, Laurie 2 c - :ASS CITY, MICHIGAN CAS$ CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1979 PAGE FIFTEEN League lead at stake Friday

Caro, ,1Ubly'fall- Hawks

:< gird for Eagle 'clash .* , *- Cass City tuned up for its than seven points and most It was the same tactic double figures with 10. : most important game of the CASS CITY FG FTSPTS Ferris 1- 2 of the time it was even used in the Laker victory but Block led Caro with 161, season Tuesday night with a closer. this time the results were points while Joe Orban, 13,4:; hard fought victory over a Comment 4 3-4 11 Trischler 3 3-4 9 The Tigers were kept in not as good. and Rick Fulton, 10, rounded: stubborn Ubly quintet, 60-53, 2 the game in the first half by With the clock showing out the attack. at Cass City High School. Richards 2-3 6 Hoag 3 3-4 9 Dave Block who ripped off less than a minute and a half The win avenged an earl- 1 0-1 2 the rebounds and scored 14 to play, Cass City was guilty JV WINS AGAIN b! ier one-point loss to the Clarke Martin 7 7-8 21 of his team's 30 points. of a turnover. Caro con- Bearcats and Hawk fans are But he picked up his Iourth verted and the score was The Hawk Junior Varsity.: hoping that their team can 21 18-24 60 foul in the third period and tied as the whistle blew. had little trouble rolling over; do, the same when it travels was forced to sit out until The Hawks jumped into a a weak Caro JV, 85-35.I to the lair of the Eagles UBLY FG FTS PTS midway in the final quarter four-point lead in the first Coach Jim Mastie used' Friday. Block 9 18 and it was a severe blow for overtime. Again the stall, everyone on his bench in the.. For the game against - Kaufman'B. 3 0-1 6 the visitors' chances of win- again without success. lopsided victory. Frankenmuth could well de- 3 6 ning. Leading by four with a cide the Thumb Confer- Roberts 0-1 B Pichla 5 1-2 11 In the first quarter Block minute left, Cass City was CASS CITY FG FT PTS : ence championship and cer- Messing 3 2-2 8 ripped in four field goals on guilty of turnover and Caro Severance 1 0.2 2: tainly will place the winners a Kaufman,K. 1 2-2 4 rebounds and shots from the moved the margin to a Comment 3 4-4 10 iv the driver's seat as the corner to account for eight of single basket. Moments Trischler 2 7-7 11 regular season heads into its 24 5-8 53 the Tigers' 12 points. later the Hawks missed a Richards 6 0-3 12 final weeks. The Hawks were paced by foul shot and Car0 tied the Hoag 4 - 0: Both the Eagles and the CARO GAME Steve Richards and Todd score. Clarke 2 1-3 5 .+ Hawks have lost one confer- Comment who each scored a The Hawks jumped into a Martin 4 8-11 16 :: ence game. Cass City Red Hawks pair of buckets. four-point lead again in the It looked for awhile in the stayed on top of the Thumb Cass City used accuracy second overtime and this 22 20-30 64:,. ,: first half as if the Bearcats B Conference race with a from the free throw line to time it paid off. With Ken were going to repeat the stirring double overtime vic- stay in front in the Second Martin, Clare Trischler and CARO FG FT PTS. 1: early season victory. tory over the Caro Tigers period. Eight of 11 chances Comment hitting six of OrbanBrown 2 1-2 5 :* With Tom Block and the last Friday, 64-58. were converted and at the seven from the free throw 6 1-1 13 , rest of his team shooting the The loss shoved the Tigers half the Hawks led by a line, Cass City iced the game Hornbacher 2- 4' lights out from 20 feet the into second place behind point, 30-29. and a share of the Thumb B Everts 1 0-1 2 I: Bearcats went charging into Frankenmuth and Cass City. That's the way it went Coqference lead. Block, Doug - 2-2 2 :. an early lead. The near capacity crowd until the final four minutes Martin led the HaGks with Fulton 5 0-1 10 : At the end of the first came to the game expecting of the game. 16 points and 14 rebounds. Hagen 1- 2: quarter, Ubly led, 18-9. The a close hard fought game When Cass City forged Richards netted 12 and Block, Dave 2-7 2-3 lead stretched to 10 points and it wasn't disappointed. into a four-point lead Coach Trischler scored 11 in addi- Porterfield 164- 1 ROB CLARKE MAY have his eyes closed but he midway into the second The margin between the Ron Nurnberger ordered his tion to playing a fine floor _I dragged down this rebound anyway against Caro. In fact, quarter before the Hawks two teams was never more team to stall. game. Comment was in 26 6-10 58 : started hitting and putting rebounding is Clarke's strangest point as a basketball more pressure on defensive- player. Others are: Doug Block, 30, Dean Hornbacher, 20, ly. By the end of the half Cass and Dave Block, 40. City had closed the count to 30-27. Talented volleyball \ Ubly hung tough in the Hawk r/ third quarter. The teams traded baskets until the last 1 7 two minutes of the third period. The Hawks went squad needs experzence i ahead for the first time in the game with 1 :45 left in the third quarter, 42-40, and were never behind again. Weather permitting, the squeaker in the second that moved up from last Cass City Inyitational But the Bearcats refused Cass City volleyball team game, 15-13, before taking year's Junior Varsity and Tournament Saturday. : to fold. They stayed on the will swing into regular the rubber game, 15-10. the Hawks promise to be Eight teams entered. heels of the Hawks until the action when it entertains Coach Anscomb said that competitive in the Thumb B Otisville-LakeviIle lost its very end, With 1:05 left the Frankenmuth. Deb Zawilinski, Anita Conference this season. first game to Capac and the2 - lead was seven points and Early games have been Brown and Beth Sieradzki Joining the squad is Beth roared through the rest of j the Hawks stalled away the cancelled one after the other were good servers. She said Sieradzki, a sophomore, who the day undefeated to cop final moments to seal the so that to date the Hawks that Vicki Pobanz, one of the worked her way onto the the championship. victory. " have .play& ijwt two ,dual. b&t a fine job iA varsity. Ubly showed Hawk fans a matches,! '-/ I' + 0. against, @:oath Ansmmb saya'€hhd ,On the way to the title the ! quick team and an aggres- Earlier in the %year Brown', tfi& team is impmvlng winners topped Bay City , sive defense. City topped Akron-Fair- normally a set-up specialist, through competition and she John Glenn in the semi- Unfortunately for Bearcat grove and Monday split gained many points with promises that it will be finals and Car0 in the finals I.; fans hly doesn't have any matches with Caro. good spikes. ready for the pre-regional without losing a game. I height. Ken Martin domi- The Hawks lost the first This year's squad should games at the end of the Cass City lost its opening 2 nated the game at center for match with the Tigers, 10s- show improvement as the season. game to John Glenn and .. Cass City and the Hawks' ing the first game, 15-11, season progresses. There Next year, the coach says. then went to the consolation domination of the boards winning the Second, 15-12, are just four seniors on the we should be a very St~Ong bracket finals before losing ' : proved to be the decisive and then bowing in the squad that are returning team. to Mayville in straight 5 factor in the game. decisive third game, 154 from last year. They are games. c Cass City suited just 11 Cass City bounced back to Zawilinski, Lorie Brown, TOURN AMENT Other teams in the tourna- . players Tuesday. Tim John- win the second match. The Anita Brown and Linda ment were Harbor Beach I son, ball handling guard, is girls rOkd't0 a 15-2 decision Umpfenbach, Besides the dual competi- and Vassar. hospitalized for an operation in the first game, lost a Thereis a wealth of talent tion the Hawks hosted the on the knee. Martin led all scorers with 21 points. Todd Comment m counted 11. Tom Block ii scored 18 for Ubly while Ken Pichla netted 11. 'rl b: JV TUNE-UP The JV tuned up for its t. showdown with Franken-

muth by registering a 64-56 3. clecision over the Ubly JV. ** Frankenmuth is the only JV !-. squad to defeat Cass City '* STEVE RICHARDS does a ballet dance on this drive for this season. Ubly provided I a basket that missed. A host of Ubly players wait for the the JVs with one of its stiffer '. tests of the season although :: rebound. Number 22 is Tom Block a tower of strength for Cass City appeared in con- ** the Bearcats all night. trol all the way. 3

m. m. -*b ** t 'I +, +, v.. *. 'L. * *. MIDWINTER CLEARANCE SALE '- G , '* 8. Men's Famous Maker * *.-.$ * WINTER 't i:! .!a COATS , THERE ARE JUST 4 veteran seniors on this varsity volleyball squad. Front row, from left: Deb Zawilinski, Cindy Smith, Lorie Brown, Anita Brown, Pat Otulakowski and Beth Sieradzki. 30% OFF Second row: Tammi Rabideau, Tammie McKee, Kelly Pobanz, Deb Rabideau, Vickie Pobanz, Linda Umpfenbach, Karen Little, Sherry Bader and Coach M. Anscomb. TOP COATS Hawk gymnasts WANTED CORN SlOOO OFF Picked up on farm or delivered to elevator Crew Neck, Turtle- /rAll in Stock bow to Davison neck LEISURE WE PAY TOP PRICES!!! The Cass City High School exercises, 4.75. Early Winter Prices on ANDERSON fertilizer gymnastics team lost at The team was to have SWEATERS Davison Monday night, now in effect, wit! decreasing weekly discounts SHIRTS SLACKS played host Wednesday to through Feb. 7th. Check your fertilizer needs, 78.45-45.65. Ran$enmuth and Milling- Among those scoring ton, starting at 6:30 p.m. bagged or bulk' and call Joe at (517) 864-3400 or points for Cass City were ' Saturday it travels to Free- Bill or Kay at (517) 428-4677 for direct to farm 25% $300.OFF LeAnn Potrykus, vault, 6.05; land for a 3:15 meet and s3°0FF Kristy Deering, bars, 3.65; price. \ Wednesday, Feb. 7, is at Reg. Price OFF Reg. Price Libby Hartel, balance beam, Grand Blanc. 3.3, and Nancv Tonti. floor FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. Minden Clty, MI 48456 Phone: 517-864-3400 CHAPPEL'S MEN'S STORE. Get Quick Results With HKH. SEEDS & SUPPLIES Phone 872-3431 Cass City 'Port Hope, MI 48468 I Phone: 567-428-4677 CASS .MICHIGm PAGESIXTEEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 1,1979 CITY Vandals hit' Coming Auctions Saturdav. Feh. 3 - Earl USE LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS Schluckbier will- sell f&m machinery at the place f General 1 located a half of a mile north Transit (nonbusiness) rates, r General 1 I General I autos in of Reese on Reese Road. 15 words or less, $1.00 each [Merchandise] (Merchandise1 Boyd Tait, auctioneer. insertion; additional words 5 FOR SALE - 1974.Sno Jet cents each. Three weeks for GAS WATER HEATERS- FOR SALE - bookcase bunk_ FOR SALE - Hay, first and Thunder Jet, Mkc, like new beds with mattresses, ex- Saturday, Feb. 10 - Robert the price of two - cash rate. 30-gallon size, glass lined second cutting. Registered condition. Phone 872-2340. Van Hove will sell farm Save money by enclosing with P and T valve. onlv 'cellent condition; large gold Cass City English setter, and two one- 2-2-1-3 velvet Flexsteel couch machinery at the place lo- cash with mail orders. Rates $129.00 at Fuelgas Co., Inc. year-old Beagles,. Call after it; cated one mile west and one for display want ad on appli- 4 miles east of Cass City. 6:00,812-3321. 2-1-18-3 good condition. Phone2-2-1-1 872- , FIREPLACES and wood 3585. cation, ~ ~~ Several incidents of van- On Monday, Wilma Ash-' and a half miles north of Phone 872-2161. 2-3~2-tf heaters. Over 70 units on Dis- - dalism or other incidents more of 4594 Oak Street, Wisner on .Garner Rd. Boyd FOR SALE - '72 Scorpion play. Chimneys and Add-A- involving autos were re- reported that the left side Tait, auctioneer. [ Automotive 1 FIREWOOD - $25 per cord snowmobile. 4OOcc with elec- Furnaces. Leisure Living, BULK PROPANE systems, . ported to Cass City police rear view mirror of her car or $30 pickup load. Phone tric start. Good shape. 350 N. Tuscola Rd. (Hwy. for grain driers or home ; recently. was damaged between 4:45- Saturday, Feb. 17 - Ber: FOR SALE - 1974 Ford LTD. 658-2126 before 5:30 - after, Phone 812-2831 after 3:30. M-15) Bay City. Closed Sat- heating. Fuelgas Company Dr. William S. Selby, OD, 5 p.m. Jan. 23 when the nard Hickey will sell farm Power steering, power 658-2381.Will deliver. 2-1-18-3 2-2-1-2 urday at 2. Closed Sundays of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. I whose office is on Hill Street, vehicle was parked in the lot machinery at the place lo- brakes, air conditioning, air and Mondays. Call 517-892- 2-11-14-tt reported Friday that three behind the Gamble's store. cated nine miles west, two shocks, trailer hitch, new WEDDING INVITATIONS FOR SALE - Used Norge 7212. 2-5-ll-tf wheelcovers were stolen Also Monday, Carmen miles north, one mile west Holly carburetor, new snow and announcements. A com- automatic washer. Works (Real Estate) fkim his 1977 Chrysler two Warmbier of Elmwood and 1'4 miles north of Car0 tires. In excellent condition. plete line of printing, raised good. Call after 6:00, 872- E. $2,100. Call Power days earlier when it was Road, Caro, reported that Standpipe on Garner Rd. 872-2620. 1-1-25-3 printing or engraving. Doz- 4418. 2-2-1-1 For Sale- ) ' p rked in the evening at the while her car was parked in Boyd Tait, auctioneer. ens to choose from. Cass ~ . IceAu ers FOR SALE ~ 196zhevrolet armont. They were val- the Cass City high school lot City Chronicle, Cass City. ALFALFA BALED HAY, no by Jiff y Free! Free! Free!?, Q 9.1 ton pickup, 8% ft. box, 350 t$d at $35-55 each. Saturday, Feb. - Orrin 2-1-12-tf rain, $1.50 a bale. Phone 8 in. Auger was from 9:30 a.m.-230 pm., 17 custom deluxe. See R. $194.95 United's NEW 288-page:_- b ,orlo J. Wood, of South someone punched two holes (Bud) Inbody will sell farm $1250. 673-7179. 2-1-11-4 Sheet, Gagetown, reported machinery at the farm lo- Richards. Phone 872-4094. $159.95 RealEstatecablog- in the dash and two holes in 1-1-25-3 SPRING at'll:25 p.m. Jan. 23 that he the vinyl door lining. The car cated eight miles east of White Salt 10 in. Auger was $209.95 describes more than 2,600 had filled his gasoline tank had been unlocked. Cass City on Cass City Rd. to Cash&Carry $174.95 Farms, Ranches, Town &. prior to going to work at 3 Germania Rd., one mile Blocks Sale! I Available at Country Homes, Recrea-' p.m. at General Cable that At 11:25 p.m. last Thurs- south and one and a half tional Lands, Income and. day. When he got out of work day, Cass City police ar- miles east on Robinson Rd. [M%3:se] Chair - Green & Gold stripe @zizi*.*e*nr *>MI'* Business properties in 43 at the tank was half 1 11, rested John Gruber, 47, of Lorn Hillaker, auctioneer. FOR SALE - baby afghans, $2.50 each velvet only Reg. $269.95 states COAST-TO-COAST! !I', empty. Tire tracks and 6787 E.Elmwood Road, on a hand crocheted,- different Now $149.95 Hard ware Selling property?.. .Employ . spilled gasoline could be charge of driving under the Saturday, Feb, 17 Victor Caw City 2-1-114 the nation's largest adver- seen in the snow by the car. influence of liquor. His car - sizes and colors. Phone 872- Wickes Chair - Blue nylon velvet - and Rodney Wciss will hold 2912. 2~2-1-3 1 only Reg. $269.95 tiser of real estate... Call, On Jan. 24, Rebecca was stopped on Cemetery a dairy auction of Holstein -- Agriculture FOR RENT + new - electric write or visit Rockefeller of Sebewaing Road, just north of Elm- Now $149.95 or manual typewriters by Road, Owendale, reported wood. cattle, milking equipment, FOR SALE - 1974 Suzuki 750, and feed at the place located water cooled, digital read- Cass City Chair - Green crushed the week or-month. Ako that the hood ornament was He was later released three miles south of Port 2-2-1.-2 velvet - 1 only Reg. $185.00 leave your typewriters and UIl.itdFarm Agency removed from her Mercury from the county jail on out, 9,600 miles, real good other office equipment at 1764 M-24Care, MiCh. 48723 Hope on Port Hope Hd.. then condition. $850. Phone 665- Now $119.95 Mwarch Jan. 17 in the personal recognizance bond, our store for repair. Used Phone 517673-6888 1, mile east on Swayze Hd. 2518. 2-1 - 18-3 FOR SALE - AM-FM stereo General Cable lot during the pending appearance in dis- Swivel Rocking Chair - Gold typewriters for sale. Day or Night3-12-21-tf Ira, David and Martin -"--I with 8-track recorder and 3-11 shift. trict court. 1 only Reg. 1179.W Mcdonkey Jewelry. 2-46-tf Owntoski ~ auctioneers FOR SALE - one Vito clari- record player, $140. Phone net, used very little. Phone 872-3994. 2-1-18-3 Now $89.00 872-2883after 5. 2-2-1.1 Rocking Loveseat - Plaid DIGNIFIED. GRAClOUS FAMILY HOME -_I-- - GAS RANGES - Magic Chef, 'I Masons' annual dinner set 1 only NOW$98.00 SALE. TV antenna and new, 20 inches and 30 inches. Located in Cass City. 3 bedrooms, 452 baths, formal dining,% Any color, from Fuel- of the Caro United Methodist tower, $70.00. Dale McIn- $209. Maple Bunk Beds - 2 only room, basement, gas heat, aluminum siding, slate roof, 1% The 59th annual George ville, Ind. gas Co., four miles east of church, 670 Gilford Road, tosh, 872-2911 or 872-4264. Reg. $189.00 car garage and landscaped yard. Call for appointment now." Washington Day dinner in Reservations can be made 2-1-25-3 Cas$ City. Phone 872-2161. the Thumb area, sponsored Caro, at 7 p.m. in Cass City by phoning 2-1-114 Now $99.00 LOCATED CASS CITY & CAR0 bt Caro Chapter, No. 96, Speaker for the event will Herman Umpfenbach at BETWEEN be Dr. Owen L. Shanteau; 872-2093. End & Cocktail Tables - flpyal Arch Masons, will be hrge duplex - front apartment 3 bedrooms, partially' Saturday, Feb. 17. past MP General Grand Midwinter Specials discontinued styles and Workersfeted remodeled, Back apartment bedrooms - all rooms very Turkey dinner will be Master of Cryptic Masons finishes. $15.95 2 It's nice to be important - up to 50% off spacious, bath & %. Full basement with workshop. Many served in the fellowship hall International, from Evans- also important to be nice. Recliners - black Vinyl Sweaters Holiday Wear. other excellent features not mentioned. For more informa- for longevity 1 only Reg. $140.00 ... Corduroy Coordinates tion, contact us. Now $59.95 Wickes Agriculture is hon- Slacks COUNTRY LIVING so YOU oring 50 employees for lon- Dresses Blouses SAVE BIG Richard's TV, gevity of employment, in- 2 bedroom bungalow, large kitchen area with lots OK. SAVE $ $ cluding several in this area. AT , Appliance cupboards, rec room 16x16, patio deck out back, located on They are: Betty Pratt, Kristy's Kloset one acre partially wooded with a large gakden area. Owendale, 30 years; James '? 6191 Main Cass City and-Furniture Koehler, Caro Rig Acre Make us an offer and move right in. Ranch style home that's' 2 LOCATIONS TO Phone 872-4147 Cass City Phone 872-2930 store. 15 years:*Dan Gyom- everyone's dream. 3 bedrooms, 11% baths, spacious kitchen, SERVE YOU ory. (:ass City, 10 years, 2-2-1-1 2-1-25-2 full basement, 2 car garage and completely landscaped. ~ Pauline Sugden and Phillip . CAROLOT Come and see this beauty today. 842 State St. Robert Keillor, Owendale, 5 large $l.Oo. Phone and Carts - Special at $99.00. " 872-2276. Feel pinched -house wise and dollar wise? Well, we have a 3 * CASS CITY LOT ' years .2-2-1-3 Fuelgas ComDanv of Cass bedroom home located on one acre close to town. Alurninum'i ~-- &' 6617 Main St. City," M-53 M-181. Phone exterior, gas heat, and many extras. Priced to sell. *# FOR SALE - 12 gauge double 872-2161. 2-5-254f 1: KO HECOGNITION barrel LeFever Nitro Spec- ..... - .... ~ ._ Phone I' After the long absence, we lal; H&W. double barrel side 872-2352 ' Used Auto Parts,, 6363 Main St. probably won't recognize hammer 44 caliber rifle; latemodel ' 4, normal, even if we get back Over under 3-1-25-2 , ,> l97l aEV. H lW 4x4 8-k. ?5/H...... ;...... $549 model gauge; Savage ;I )Wdn,.Thun, 9.5 to it. 101 12 1974 CHEV. H-tn4x4 a-~i~.B/PB ab...... $519 model 99 3&30 scope and Bumph!andPainting -4 . Fri. 9-6 - Sat. 9-12 1975 CHLV. Luv 4.d. 4.d...... peepsight; Savage model Reasonable Prices I 99 REAL ESTATE .' 250-3000caliber ; Remington Elmer's model 722 - 222 caliber NEW LISTING IN CASS CITY scope; Winchester 94 32-40 Used Auto Parts caliber saddle carbine with Gagetown This is a two story brick home on 17 acres near the village' ring; Winchester 94 30-30 limits of Cass City. Home features 4 bedrooms, basement,..' 6617 Main Cass City Phone 872-4621 caliber long barrel; Win- AAA Wrecker Service oil heat. Older barn and out-buildings. This would make and , chester 1873 22 caliber; Win- Phone 665-2494 ideal boarding or riding stable. Contact Paul C. Skinner. 4F chester 1866-1966Golden Boy 2-2-1-tf NEW LISTING IN COUNTRY d 30-30long barrel; WW I1 Jap .~ Samurai sword. Call May- HAY FOR SALE - Clover ville 843-6251.Art. 2-2-1-3 This is a three bedroom mobile home with 12'x35' front - hay $1.25 bale. Phone 872- addition on acre: Owner will sell on low down payment, after o'clock. 1 For The FOR SALE - combination 2346 6 2-2-1-3 land contract terms. Total price $11,500.00.Immediate post, - .. session. -CY I wood cook stove - wood and FOR SALE - New avocado gas, $75. Call Ubly 658-8653. velvet couch, paid $350, will 8 ACRES OF PINES Best Buy 2-2-1-1 take $250; Trailer, home- MALIBU made. Inside 4 ft, x 11 ft. Located near Declterville and Hurds Corner Road. State: : ,1979 SALE " $25 with 3 ft. sides, $475; new pickup load. $30 delivered. warm ~i,.add-on wood fur- land on two sides. Beautiful pines to build in, owner will selt Ib ' on land contract. Contact Paul Skinner. -A CLASSIC COUPE Call 872-2956. 2-1-18-3 nace with blower. $225.00. .7 And Deluxe Belts, Tinted Glass, Body Side Molding, Floor Stanley E. Morel], 4990 CRAIG SALE Hurds Corner Rd., Cass Mats, Sport Mirrors, Power Brakes, V-6 'Engine, Auto. City, phone 872-2912. 2-2-1-1 Service Trans., Power Steering, Radial W. Walls, AM Radio, All Craig Car Stereos, Rally Wheels, Stock No. 2316 Speakers, Boosters, $509600 Components and more McLeod Realty, Inc. are on Sale. After The Sale 1979 OLDS Installation Available, 3 OMEGA COUPE U Richard's. TV, bardof Real Estate Deluxe Belts, 2.56 Axle, Auto. Trans, Power Steering, REALTOR" And Listing Exchange EQUAL HOUSING Appliance & Commercial Residential Farm OPPORTUNITY.. E78 x 14 W. Walls, Body Side Molding, Power Brakes, Furniture - Phone 872-2930 Open Daily 9 - 7, Sat. 9 - 4. Other Times By Appointment S.S. Wheels, AM Radio. Cass City 3-2-1-1 Stock No. 2440 $46980° 2-1-25-2 PAPER NAPKINS im- NEW 12 x 15 brown carpet printed with names and with rubber back, $90; 1979 OLDS dates for weddings, recep- Everet electric double key- tions, showers, anniver- board organ witH instrument a979 CHEVETTE sari= and other occasions. panel, $400; revolving pink Brand New, 2 br., 1.6 Liter 4 Cyl. Engine, 2 Dr., Deluxe Belts, Power Brakes, S.S. The Cass City Chronicle. and white beauty shop sign. 2-I-12-tf Phone 872-3535. 2-1-18-3 4-Speed, Auto. Belt System, Sport Stripes Wheels, AM Radio, Tinted Glass, Auto. Trans., Power 1 Stock No. 2456 $376900 Steering,- Radial White Walls, [ Real Estate For Sale Stock No. 2497 $53780° REAL ESTATE ' Cas City Area: Nice 2 bedroom home with about an acre iw9IMPALA of land, garage attached on house, variety of trwin back yard, also a good place for your garden and not too far out. We have various interested buyers looking for II 2 Or., Deluxe Belts, Tinted Glass, floor Mats, Cass City school district. Will show at your convenience. moderately priced homes in the Cass City area. For your protection, stop in and consult with Remote Mirror, Body Side Mokling, Pin Strips, M-81 location: 2.67 acres that is surveyed and ready for immediate possession. Out of town owner wants it SOLD now. a Realtor now. 1 305 V-8, Radial White Wails, AM Radio, Near Cass City: House with an acre or more of land with a Stock No. 2410 Value App. $539000 1m9CHEVY VAN reasonable down payment and monthly payments about pe Swing Out Rear Poor Glass, Aux. Seat, same as rent. If you fix something you are doing it for your- $REWARD$ self, not the landlord. The excellent service in selling "Keep That Great H.D. Springs, 350 V.8 Engine, Auto. Trans., GM Feeling We need listings on all types of property IMMEDIATELY. your home by the with Genuine If you are particular how your sale is handled then see us now for we are particular also. GM Parts" OSENTOSKI REALTY Call EDWARD J. HAHN, BROKER SALES TEAM for more information or better yet stop at office located at 6501 Main Cass City 6240 W. Main Street, Caw City, or phone 872-2155. Phone 872-2352 3-2-1-1

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I RealEstate ForSale I (RealEstate] , I Notices 1 I Notica 1 Services I Services 1 [ Services f\ J1 3 ROOM FOR ONE single B Refrigeration FAGAN’S THUMB Carpet REAL AND B - Cleaning foam or ESTATE SALE 3 bedroom with GoBese Tablets and working girl to share large Repair all makes of washers, - Dry CUSTOM FOR steam.wall cleaning. Also.upholstery Free Esti-and Meat~~wR~~~~. , WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN AFFORD THIS - 2 bed- ranch, natural fireplace, 2 E-Vap “water pills”. Old home with two other girls. driers, refrigerators, freez- BUTCHERING room Mobile Home With addition, On approximately 1 and 1h baths, first floor Wood Drug, Cass City. Phone 665-2296. 5-1-25-3 ers and ranges. Call Car0 acre. Washer, dryer, Stove, refrigerator Stay. 78543-cy 5-1-18-4 673-6125. 8-5-1-ff mates. Call toll free 1-800- laundry room, 2% car at- 3220206 or 517-761-7503. We tached garage on large lot. __ LOSE WJCIGHT fast - new welcome BankAmericard Gainor’s , BEAUTIFUL - 3 bedroom tri-level with attached 2 Car B~ owner. Phone 872-2933. - garake, maintenance free, aluminum siding, brick, Rent a “Coffee-Break” cubes turns custom - Master Charge fk3-21ht.f Meatpacking 3-2-1-1 coffee into powerful appetite Smoking and Processing I kitchen has the built-ins with custom cabinets, dining Bad Axe, Phone asggisi , area with patio doors, family room with fireplace, Rinse N Vac suppressant - Reduce safely gas hot water heater, 3 zone system, workshop 24’x28’ The professional dtM- with Dex-A-Diet I1 once a i day capsules - Reduce ex- Beef Pork -Veal -Lamb SNOWMOBILE with 2 overhead doors. 795574Y yourself carpet cleaning - 1 mile north, 1 mile west of. ~ cess fluids with Fluidex, Old REPAIR 5 system. . For Sale - Beef and Pork, Bad Axe. ARGYLE ROAD - approximately acres with pond - Wood Drug. 5-2-1-2 ’_ ‘ Ppproximately 75’x150’, beautiful building site. 7&146-A FOR RENT - one bedroom Speciai at Whole or half. Wrapped in the 12x60 mobile home, attached new clear shrink film &ll-&ff McALPINE ROAD - Land Contract, approximately 10 garage, washerdryer. $3.99 half day NOTICE ALL bean grow- Reasonable Prices acres. 78434-A Spacious lot. 7878 Decker- ers - You must bring in your Erla’s Packing Co. SNOW PLOWING - Call ville Rd., Deford. Phone bean knives now for ham- Cass City, Michigan Fast Service 872-3915. 8-11-23-tfn tchinson 872-3449 after 6p.m. 4-2-1-3 mering or rebuilding your Dick Erla ealt y i,m. wornat knives better than . Phone 872-2191 FOR RENT - commercial new. Over 30 years exper- 8-1 1-24 Terrasi & Son Phone 872-2340 I> 447 N. State St 107 S. Main St building. 20x60. New carpet, ience. Guaranteed satisfac- master e~&triea~ new furnace, new bathroom tion. Ubly Welding and Ma- TANK CLEANING R~WWD*Caro, Michigan Vassar, Mich. INCOW TAX SERVICE - SEPTIC 8-1-25-2 contractor (517) 673-7773 ‘ (517) 823-8455 fixtures, new lights and chine Shop, Ubly, Michigan. and installation. Guaranteeg installations and -ILvnn Sherman Soper’s Tax Service, 3370 New large parking lot. See Russ Phone (517) 658-2211 or 658- work. Also septic beds, repairs - Associate Sales Person I 872-2640. or Bud Schneeberger. River St., Kingston, MI. 8722. 5-2-1-10 sewer lines, basements. INTERIOR and EXTERIOR Louis ’Papp 872-2221 3-2-1-2 Phone 517-683-2815. 5-1-4-14 painting. Theron Esckilsen, Violations corrected 4-ld’tf Chuck O’Dell, Phone 872- Electrical heating and Due to the inclement weather 3031. 8-7-13-tf 4314 Maple St., Cass City. Phone 872-2302 8-11-23-tf cooling service Albee True Value Homw Farms -Business, Hardware’s - - FOR SALE BY B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE Martin Electric CALL ANYTIME Super 7 sale Chuck Gage 65&22Ql will be extended Residential and Commercial Welding Shop Cass City Road, Snover Wiring We now have heli-arc welding - Sl-lStf We still charge only 6% for selling Homes & Farms Thru Feb. 3 - EXPERT WHEEL align: -I I for your convenience State Licensed Specializing in stainless ~ ment. Call for appointment. Albee steel, blacksmithing, fabrica- Kingston Tire Center, Kingsj- DO YOU WANT YOUR OWN POND? BRICK BUILDING! !! *-,p.* Free Estimates ting and radiator repair. ton. Phone 683-2826. 88-104 APPROXIMATELY 20 ACRES: POND stocked with fish - fenced - very good location - $20,000.00. Hardware Phone 872-4114 Also portable welding BUILDING: With 5500 square feet! Ideal for classrooms, Cass City AUCTIONEER NEW LISTING! !! offices, etc. Brick & Block construction - very good 5-2-1-1 4180 Hurds Corner Road EXPERIENCED . condition; 55x100’ building 165x298’ lot 7062 E. DeckervilleRd. 80 ACRES: LIVE STREAM THRU PROPERTY -- Frame on - YOUR 2 story home - over $lO,OOO.00 spent on remodeling - wall INSPECTION INVITED! ! ! ! !$65,O00.00. WE WILL SELL hand- \ 8-10-1-tf Deford, Michigan Complete Auctioneering wall carpeting; 1% BATHROOMS; plus a painted china we have been Phone 872-2552 Service Handled Anywhere: to 36x50’ barn EXPERT BRAKE service &5-15-tf Make All Arrangements, trailer home hook-up & septic - well Ander- SPECIAL! ! ! ! ! painting or will take orders We tank insulated - 4 until Feb. 10,1979. Any profit from $29.95. Call for appoint- Our Experiedce Is Your sen windows, 20 acres of woods -many other feature of- BRICK HOME with bedrooms; FIREPLACE in den - - formal dining room; office 2% BATHROOMS; basement; above cost will donated to ment. Kingston Tire Center, PIANO TUNING and re- Assurance. fwdto you for $68,500.00. - be formal dining room; 24x28’ PATIO; 2 car garage plus Chloe Ann Wills’ Campus Kingston. Phone 683-2826. pairing on al~makes of ATTRACTIVE SETTING! !! ! workshop; EXTRA LARGE LOT LANDSCAPED - many Life sweetheart campaign. 8-8-10-tf pianos. 20 years experience. Ira, David& . other features - EXCEPTIONAL BUY AT $37,500.00 terms. Call 872-2914 after 6 p.m. Member of the Piano Tech- Martin Osenmki Nancy Hutchinson and Sally t! NEW LISTING! ! New at Goodall. 0 5-1-18-3 nicianston, Bad Guild. Axe, DuaneMich. Johns-48413. J CasgCity~~~~~~tPhone IN CASS CITY: 1ACH beautifully landscaped 1%STORY Albee Hardware ::v. - PARTY in the country! ! ! ! Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1-tf ’* HOME with 4 bedrooms; hardwood flwrs; wall to wall car- STORE Treewax peting in living room and hallway; natural gas furnace - Remodeled home with new oil furnace; aluminum siding Free Estimates and brick; 3 bedrooms; comes with all equipment; Wallpaper ELMER H. FRANCIS, li? vet plastered; insulated; basement; workshop; 2 car roofing, insulation, on siding, [HelD Wanted)~ __ censed builder. New homes: presently closed license in escrow everything goes 1 ’prage; plus 8x10’ utility building many other features - - for \ - - 136,500.00terms. ~umdoorsandwindaws or remodeling. Roofing, sid;: YOUR INSPECTION INVITED!!!! Offered to you for and aluminum or Fiber Glass MacStri\per ine BABYSITTER NEEDED - ing, barns, pole buildings;+ $37,500.00 terms. awnings. Rent by the hour or day days 8:OO-4:00. 2 children, Phone 872-2921. 8-11-74!! l%ACRESintheCountry!!!! preferably in town. Phone GRADE A DAIRY OPERATION ’+ COUNTRY HOME: 2 story BRICK HOME in very good Elkton Roofing 872-2974 after 4 p.m. 11-2-1-1 SPECIAL! ! ! ! 380 acres - 145 tiled - 2 HOmS - double 4 condition - wall to wall carpeting; Moncrief oil furnace 6 [ Wanted to Buy 1 !: \ herringbone milking parlor; 48x204’ pole barn 100 free years old - drilled well - new two car garage attached to & Siding Co. Hardware REGISTER’ED NURSE to ’*. Stalls -auto. alley scrapers; Bou-Matic milking equipment; home; large family size kitchen; additional room for den or coordinate Home Health- WILL BUY - silver coins2 Cass City silver dollars and old pocket; loo0 gallon bulk tank; 69 milkin# cows; 121 milk cows, office - utility building - situated on 1% ACRES - priced to 8-12-7-tf Personal Care Aide Pro- yearlings and heifers; 4 sihwith unloadem; complete line sellat W4,590.00bankterms. Phone 269-7469 gram for Tuscola, Huron, , watches. Phone 872-263Q5 of equipment and all feed - offered to you for $W,000.00 - 5-7-214 AUCTIONEERING - See Sanilac counties. Must have, after 5 p.m. 6-9-7-tfq* 25% down payment. Building Site: North of Cass City --- 6% Acres - creek thru Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top medical-surgical exper- back of property --;-blacktop road ---- T.00terms. kc&ExaeUent, opportunity BWANTED.-MSYoode#.acreag *I **. .,. -.* %.. *.“ ,.A’,,, LOST - Three car keys in dollar for your. p-rty: Phone 872-3019, Cass City. for an innovative person. in Thumb area. Please &en. $ SPECIAL!!! RANCH TYPE HOME with a mms; black case, Saturday be- location from M-53. Tony:.ii closets, lots of storage space; carpeted; large kitchen with OPPORTUNITY TO BE YOUR OWN 8-10-34f Liberal fringe benefits. Call YOUR BOSS!!! tween Kritzmans’ and 517-673-8114 for application and Delores Munoz, 80482 many cabinets; built-in dishwasher; recreation room with PARTY STORE: ALL MODERN BUILDING with living Mutual Savings. Phone 872- Artesian, Detroit, MI. 48q. bar; extra toilet in basement; many otber feat-!!!! before Feb. 2,1979. An Equal 2 quarters; completely equipped; Package Liquor an9 Beer 3257. 5-2-1-3 CHAPPEL’S Plumbing & Opportunity Employer. 0-1-114 ’$: Offered to you for $39,500.00 terms. ~ & Wine take out - enjoying a good gross business - doctor’s Heating Service. Also storm 11-1-25-2 i orders - offered to you for $85,000.00 plus inventory at cost, CABLE TV means more door and window repair. No *< HAMMER & NAIL SPECIAL! ! I 4 bedroom; bathmm; $20,000.down. channels -- better pictures. basement; needs new well situated on a knoll beautiful Job small. Phone 375-%10. GIRL TO LIVE IN for light OuT-of-STATE BUYER - - Available in Cass City. Dial f view of the countryside - only $2,oeO, down; full price LOTS OF ROOM HERE FOR YOUR FAMILY! ! ! “O”, ask for Enterprise 6774 8-7-22-tf housekeeping, over 5’7”. 48500.00. Near Bad Axe and Ubly. 2.9 ACRES: Brick &Framehome in Shabbona - 4 bedrooms, for free installation. $650 per month. Call (313) wants yid~cornm~~.+I all large rooms; practically new oil furnace; remodeling 5-11-16-tf 287-2216 after 5:30 p.m. 11-2-1-1 a section to 3,000 acre% 115 ACRES near MAFUXTTE -highway location - 1% story completed - just a nice place to retire to --- all this for m. home - many features; 50x100’ tool shed; other buildings; $35,OOO.00. IS INFLATION eating into SAVE I If.L.Dykes $ RETIRING - $165,OOO.00 terms. your regular paycheck? Sell I WANTED - woman to do housework 2 days a week; 20 SPECIAL! ! !! ! Avon to help fight back. For Real Estate :: years or older. Call 872-3742. 155 W. Lincoln St. SPECIAL! ! ! ! SPECIF! !! ! 80 ACRES: ALL REMODELED HOME with 9 bedrooms; details, call 872-2525 or write L; 11-1-25-3 Cam, Michigan ;:

JJST’ LISTED! ! ! ! Approximately 2200 square feet + Living WIRGE FAMILY ROOM; 2 bathrooms; oil furnace (new); Virginia Seroka, 2841 N. Van many other features; a very good buy at terms. Dyke, Decker, Mich. 48426. Phone 617 6734189 -- room 131hx23’ plus dining room 12% x 24’ plus Family Room $55,oaO.00 DIRECTOR OF NURSES 6-2-14 18’__ x_- 18’ - 1% BATHROOMS; wall to wall carpeting; --your inspection invited! ! I Close in to Cass City. Immed- 5-2-1-1 position open *for 117-bed ** basement; 1% BATHROOMS; 16 x 24’ PATIO; all modern iate possession! ! ! skilled nursing facility. An kitchen ; hardwood floors carpeted; 2% car garage; nicely IF YOU MISTAKENLY took WANTED - tire chains fo6 opportunity for you to utilize Farmall A, size 9.5 or 9.00 landscaped; 96 x 165’ landscaped lot ’- choice location; my topcoat Saturday, Jan. 6, your supervisory and lead- t NEED MORE LAND? 60 acres - no buildings - choice 24. Dick deBeaubien. Phon $45,000.00 terms. buildin# your new HOME CASH CROP LAND at Caro Gun Club, call ership skills. For more in- site for - - 872-2218. 5-1-18-3 872-3046. 6-1-18-8 $42,500.00 terms. formation apply at Provin-. SO’ LAKE FRONTAGE on Six Mile Lake - Near East Jordan cia1 House, Inc., 4782 Hos- - some woods - offered to you for $16,500.00 terms. SEWING MACHINE and pital Drive, Cass City, Mich. 2 people can handle!.! FREE vacuum cleaner sales and Phone 872-2174. 11-2-1-2 Cattle picked up free, butch- WILL DO babysitting in m# 24fLLOTS-INCOME!!!!!! RESTAURANT: Only 5 years old - NEW BUILDING AND and processed by kenice. Parts in stock for all ered makes. Service Department SALES Representative for home in town. Phone 87 DWJ.&X: 2 income from all remodeled building - well EQUIPMENT; situated on 1% ACRES. Completely this Walsh Packing and hours, 8 to Tom Cass City area. Small retail 2590. 12-1-18-9 insulated; furnace; basement; 2% garage attached; quipped -serving sandwiches, fM,chicken, etc. 200’ front- store 5. 3 oil car b ,* 7r CAN CONVERTED INTO ONE large family home age on highway. 7551 Pigeon Road, weon, Lowery, 319 Bacon St., Bad business. Call 479-6543 be- - BE Mich. State inspected plant, Axe, Phone 26S9lOl. 84-84 tween 6 p.m.-7 p.m. 11-2.1-2 WORK WANTED * with 2 widow offers at $32,000.00. - A&{ bathrooms; 30 ACRES or will divide into 3 parcels - CRAWFORD RD. - processed to your specifica- drew’s Roof Repair ApriQ (cut, wrap@, fnnen). 40 ACRES of woods -choice building sites mile off black- blacktop road; call office for details. tions Special. Will do all - 4k We seU beef sides and pork. EATON CORPORATION leaks, gutters cleaned, merust top road - $44,000.00. 180 ACRES: CHOICE LOAM - 2 story home painted white, Call Anytime FOUNDRY OPERATION proof, chimney repair at,f with shutters, wall to wall carpeting; 36x80’ cow barn built one-half price. Free yello4; BUILDING SITE? in 1973; 48x70’ machinery storage building built in 1955; 453-2961 Is Accepting Applications Apprenticeship. rose of Texas bush. $19- ’9 on Wi - near Carmania Road for ACRES Rd. grade A milk house; plus another barn built in 1973; 155 4274 The Apprenticeships May Be in Any of the Following Trades: deposit on order. Price $150.-: - 43,500.00, acres tillable and productive soil - beautifully landscaped --- 902 Cresswell, Saghaw.:; NO CHARGE to Cass City 1) Machine Repair (Foundry) offered to you for $175,000.00 terms. Burnside township, 2) MiUwright (MaintenanceFoundry) Phone 754-6053. 12-1-25-3- BUSINESS BUILDING: ONE STORY - newly remodeled - Lapeer county, Mich. residents for cable television installation. Call now and 3) Maintenance Electrician (Foundry) wall to wall carpeting; ideal for insurance office,real estate 4) Machinist MoldShop (Foundry) office,retail outlet, etc. Main Street in Cas City - Offered DO YOU NEED MORE LAND? 70 acres - level - no enjoy most Detroit stations, (CardofThanks) for $20,500.00. buildings - $55,aoO.00, located 6% miles from CasCity. local sports and much more. Each applicant should indicate which apprenticeships he Dial “O”,ask for Enterprise or she wishes to be considered for adindicate at the time of WILLIAM EBERTS - two; TIREMENT OR NEWLYWEDS: BUILDING SITE : Close in to Cass City -on blacktop road - 2 6774 (toll free) for details. application. When an openlng exists in that apprenticeship, long years you are gone.:, iT ACRES: Cas City & Kingston - One story home with 3 ACRES with about 300 feet frontage - small patch of woods 5-11-16-tf he will then be notified. Sadly missed, Clara Eberts.- bsdrooms; sun room; FIREPLACE;lots of window area 13-2-1-1; in swale - $5,500.00 for quick sale. P - large car port - many trees, etc. Immediate Pmsession KIRBY VACUUM Cleaners - MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS -REDUCED FROM $37,500.00 to $32,oo0.00for immediate “The world’s finest.” Re- I WOULD LIKE to thank t&. sale! !! Watch the deer and rabbits go by. . . . Age (nonemployes) 18 to 28 years Cass City Ambulance crew,!:

BUILDING SITES! !! ! 1 LEFT! ! ceive free gift with every Age (employes) 18 thru 40 years

ONE PARCEL of 5 acres - SURVEYED West of Cam City home demonstration. Call the nurses and doctors and;. - Age (Military Veterans) Maximum age years (up to four voll-:+ ,8 ’- SPECIAL! ! ! ! Newly Weds &Retirees!! ! ! 28 Elmer Schulz and Dale * -$%W.W-ch. .;& ACRES : 1974 Champion Mobile home 12x60’ in excellent 269-7962. 5-2-1-5 years for service may be allowed). copdition - wall to wall carpeting; comes with appliances ~ Education: High School Diploma or Certificate of Equiva- ~~dafo~e~~~~b~~ :%!: and furniture -home is insulated; skirted on 12x60’ slab with Make Albees’ Your lency. family. 13-2-1-12. COUNTRY HOME: Between Cass City & Caro - 7 room Physical: Be able to perform manual work of trade and Florida tie-downs; PLUS lal2’ utility building in excellent Brick home with 3 bedrooms; extra large dining room with Ice Fishing r. conditiod; 126’ deep well with own water system; septic wainscoting; all modern kitchen; sun-room; utility room; MSS a doctor’s physical examination per company GRATEFUL appreciation Head uarters standards. 6 tank; 1pyramid of strawberries, choice garden soil - many home has natural wood trim and finish; oil fired furnace; NOW STOCK the Cass City ambulance: other features - only 4 miles from Cass City - on blacktop well kept grounds - circular drive - lots of shade trees; x Must take and pass Michigan Employment Security Com- service for its help when m$ wad. OFFERED TO YOU for $2l,soO.OO. Jack’s Lures, Al’s Lures, mission Aptitude Tests as part of the Application Pro- 36x50’ barn for more storage -avery good buy at $35,Ooo. by Art Best, Augers, cedure for the Apprenticeship offered. wife needed emergent#, Lures service at 4:OO a.m. The$: Creepers,Spears, Rods, stoves, Tip upspearing APPLICANTS MAY BE REQUIRED : HOMES NEEDED TO FILL DEMANDS OF OUR CLIENTS arrivedminutes. inLouis less Wright. than 19:C‘ Decoys To take a Physical Examination. 13-24 Free Appraisals -No obligation on your part. To provide High School transcripts o$ Certificate of Equiva- lency. *lbee ry.l aim. 3 FOR THESE OTHER LISTINGS CALL: eEi9 To provide Work References (if applicable). I WISH TO thank Dr. Jeung‘ Hardware To provide Character References. and nursesDr. Donahue, assistants nus&-:for :$ Cas City take Evaluation Tests. B.A. CALKA, REALTOR To wonderful care and for be3 :i 5-12-21-tf TosundergoOral Interview. sd nice; the dietary lab a Or Call CARLA CALKA, Associate DON’T MISS Satow’s semi- Where to Apply : X-ray department and th’e $ annual drapery sale - Feb. The Division Employment Office other employe& whb?; stopped in to SM me. ~l&* Telephone : Area Code 517 872-3355 8-17. Save 15 percent to 25 700 E. Huron Ave,, Vassar, Michigan I aercent on custom made Rev. Hatch pdothers who:f r visited me, sent cards drapery; fabrics by the Closing date for Application: 2-13-79 Types Of Real Est&? TusCOla, SanilaC & yard, and WOV~wood gifts and for your dagswmted on Huron A description of the above trades is available at UW while a patient 4t shades. Satow’s - Home of Division Employment Office. a$$ Counties. h.Vhg This Area For Over 25 Years. c Fine Furnishings, &be- Dales Hospital. God bled* you all. Clayton Hartwick. waing. Phone 883-3690. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOmR 13-2-1-1 trwls w.Main st., cass city, luichjgan 48m Telephone: Area cale 517 872-3355 5-2-1-1 11-1-184 .. . *. PAGE EIGHTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1979 CAS CITY, MICHIGA~: Aeeociation of service managere Icy roads contribute to Walbro’s Phil Maxwell i several *minoraccidents named chapter president:

L.E. “Phil” Maxwell, Though NASM is an inter- carburetor group, of whicb sales manager, Carburetor national organization of C. Clark Boylan is vice-prep Icy roads were the cause Huron county deputies rebound car of Randolph H. his own treatment after his At 11% a.m. Friday, Group, Walbro Corporation, more than 1,OOO service ex- ident, sales, Maxwell served of several area accidents ported Randy D. Thompson, Nimtz, 23, of Taylor, then truck-trailer rig jackknifed deputies reported, Stacy commenting on his recent ecutives representing over as its marketing se&& during the past week, none 19, of Gagetown was east- rolled over onto its roof, on M-81, near Ellington, at Marie Pruett, 16, of Center- election as president of the 800 companies of all sizes, manager, and before that a# of which resulted in seriow bound on Sebewaing Fbad, coming to a halt on the north 4:30 p.m. last Thursday. line Road, Kingston, was Detroit Chapter of the Nat- Maxwell saw the election of service manager. A@I, be*” injuries, near Bay Port Road, when side of the road. The driver told deputies he westbound on E. Dayton ional Association of Service a sales manager to head a fore becoming president d ; Four persons escaped in- his car went out of control The two drivers,and two was eastbound, lost control ’ Road at Boy Scout Road, lost Managers said, “This is the I group of service profession- the Detroit NASM Chapter; jury at 11:45 p.m. Saturday because of the icy pave- passengers in the Thompson on the slippery surface and control on the ice covered age of consumerism. And in als as a positive step: “It he was its vice-president for when the car in which they ment. I car were hnhurt. the semi spun in the middle surface and her vehicle slid it, with recent legislation emphasizes today’s need to two years and its secretary: were riding overturned after The vehicle crossed the Frederick E. Dannettelle, of the road, then jackknifed off the south edge of the such as the Magnusson- take aggressive measwes to treasurer for a year. . center line, &ruck the west- 44, of Seymour, Ind., sought into the ditch on the north road. keep the product sold . to h -collision, Mpse warranties bill plus . . 2 side. At 1:45a.m. Jan. 23, Larry invite new ideas for service * The trailer was hauling D. Trisch, 33, of Caro, told management and training FORGES AHEAD furniture. deputies, he was eastbound . . . and to introduce new .. Barbara Crickon, 86, of on Bevens Road, east of skills, techniques, and tqeth- Any man with industry; 5730 N. Van Dyke Road, Kingston Road. An unknown ods for improvement of even though he lacks the_ Cass City, suffered possible westbound vehicle went past after-the4ale marketing.” brains of a genius, accom: injuries as the result of a him so close, it struck his Rior to becoming sales plishes more than the genius mishap at 8:40 p.m. Mon- left side rearview mirror. manager for the Walbro who lacks industry. day, according to Caro state Deputies reported that at police. 3:35 p.m. last Wednesday, She was a passenger in a Donna L. Muir, 19, of Brown car driven by her husband, City, crested the hill on State SALEM UNITED Thomas, 44. Troopers said Street (M-46) in Kingston, their vehicle was headed I headed east, hit her brakes METHODIST CHURCH northeast on M-81, south of >- but slid into the rear of the Dutcher Road, when it car in front of her. Driver of SUNDAY SCHOOL started to slide on the icy the other vehicle, Doreen pavement. Stratton, 22, of 3433 Pine Sponsoring The vehicle spun around Street, Kingston, had and rolled onto its side. stopped for the vehicle in front of her, which was turning left. Kelley Family Mrs. Enderle Ronald L. Tinsey, 26, of 4391 S. Seeger Street, Cass the growth of consumer at home City, was ticketed by depu- protection agencies, there’s a 12 CdtegOIirS a dies ties on a charge of violation Musical Program New gramlounce Hundreds of tested increased need for more 1 Featuring measures Slurdy recipes * Full cdor of the basic speed law (too expertise in service training Accurate Machine @astic coated cards after illness fast for conditions) after an and more effective service washable Measuring lndei book Dcco accident at 11 a.m. Friday. Bod Pwrlng Spout retireplqstic filecase Elizabeth V. Enderle, 61, all along the line.” Owendale, died Friday at They reported he was Rev. and Mrs. Eldred Kelley and her home following a short southbound on Cemetery illness. Road, at Hurley Road, and Girl treated 2 Children She was born April lost control of his vehicle. It 2‘7, hit a sign, then went into the 1917, in Elmwmd township, west side ditch. after miishap daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Miklovich. Tinsey told officers he may have momentarily fal- on snowmobile Sunday, Feb. 4 Miss Miklovich and Frank len asleep. Enderle were married April A snowmobile accident 7 p.m. at Church OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 10, 1979 15, 1939, in Gagetown. CAR-DEER Saturday evening sent 12- Surviving are her hus- year-old Kathy Britt to Hills Join a participating Weight Watchers” in a decorqtive file cast-. worth $22.88. band; one son, Frank En- .. Class by Februaryl0,?979 and get a gift Easy to use. Easy to read. Wendy Ann Witherspoon, and Dales General Hospital. Best of all is the way the Weight derle Jr., Owendale; three The daughter of and of a Weight Watchers Food Scale and daughters, Mrs. John 17, of Harbor Beach, was Mr. Bowl worth $4.00. Watchers Program helps you lose weight westbound on M-81,just east Mrs. William Britt of Huron ,* Attend 12 consecutive paid weekly and keep it off-delicious foods, an (Nancy) Kukulka, Detroit, Line Road, Cass City, was Joyce Enderle, Detroit, and of Schwegler Road, at 7 p.m. Weight Watchers Classes and you’ll get advanced Behavior Modification Plan Jan. 23 when her car struck operating a snowmobile at and the friendly, supportive atmosphere Helen Enderle, Madison your second gift-a Weight Watchers a deer. Cass City police the Snover area home of her I of our meetings. Heights ; three grandsons, recipe plastic-coated card set including investigated. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I Offer good in participating areas only. two brothers, Joseph Miklo- hundreds of delicious, tested recipes Richard C. Rogers, 27, of Loren McIntosh, and ran Sponsored in‘ Community Interest By vich, Gagetown, and An- Clio, was eastbound on M-81, into barbed wire: LOSlffi WEIGHT IS IN THE CARDS. thony Miklovich, Brighton; west of Crawford Road, at She sustained cuts on her three sisters, Mrs. James 7:SO p.m. Friday, according neck which necessitated 24 (Ann) Kitto, Flint, Mrs. to deputies, when his car stitches. She waa treated at The UsChy State Bank Mary Hook, Flint, and Mrs. struck a deer. the hospital and released. For details and participating class nearest you, call Lloyd (Cecelia) Hanson, Angola, Ind. CASS CITY CAR0 Two brothers preceded her in death. Cultural Center Sacred Heart Rectory Funeral services were Main St. Atwood St. conducted Monday from St. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at 7r30 p. m. Agatha Catholic church, Gagetown. Burial was in the church cemetery. BAD AXE HARBOR BEACH Rosary services were con- Farm Bureau Ins. Bldg. Harbor Beach Comm. School ducted Sunday from the 71 1 N. 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