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Family loses -. Sundav house fire J cause still unknown Cause of a fire that de- was burning. turned to the fire hall about have been very helpful, stroyed the home of Chuck Englehart said he was 11:15, but a half hour later which is really nice,” she and Sara Watros southwest watching television when, some of them went back to said. of Cass City Sunday even- “I saw the sky light up. I the house with the pumper Their immediate need, ing is still unknown didn’t know what it was.” and tanker because the fire sbe continued, is to find a Mr. and Mrs. Watros, Another neighbor, Ber- flared again. They were house to rent, with a build- who lived there with their nard Dadacki, was the first there 15-20 minutes. ing to house the horses and son, Bryan, 9 -- they also to report the fire to the fire Back at the fire hall, rabbits, which for now are have some older children department, at 8:39 p.m. It hoses had to be cleaned and still at their property. no longer living at home -- was spotted through a win- put back,on trucks, water Water has to be hauled lost everything they had in dow by his wife, Mary. tanks refilled, etc., so the there. the fire except for one car, The house was engulfed last firemen didn’t go home wasThe on house, 15 acres. built Mrs. in Wat-1909, parked outside, which was in flames by the time fire- until about 1:30, according awaiting repairs, three men arrived, the fire being to Root. ros said she and her hus- horses and 70 rabbits. A pic- fanned by the strong winds. At his request, Detective band have decided to sell kup parked outside was lost Elkland firemen were as- Larry Walker of the the property. Watros was in the blaze. sisted by Elmwood Sheriff’s Department was burned there a year ago The family has no insur- Township-Gagetown fire- at the scene Mongay. when his tractor caught fire ance, Mrs. Watros said. men, who brought 8 tanker Walker was there more fromand since his job. then was laid off Their home, where they to the scene and stood by than four hours Monday, had lived nine years, was with their pumper at the didn’t yet discover a cause, The place contains too on DeLong Road, east of Cass City fire hall, and Caro so planned to return there many bad memories, she Phillips. firemen, who brought a Tuesday. explained, hence the deci- Elkland Township fire tanker to the scene. The Watros family is sion to sell. “I told my hus- chief Jerome Root Jr. said The fire was the first time temporarily staying with band I can’t go back there.” GOING, GONE -- The home of Chuck and Sara Watros was engulfed in flames the estimated loss was Elkland firemen used their Dave and Delores Skiles on Watros, a diesel Sunday by the time Elkland Township firemen arrived. The second story of the $35,000 for the house and new steel frame canvas DeLong Road, about a mile mechanic, is seeking $15,000 for the contents. tank. The tank holds 3,000 from where their home employment. His wife 74-year-old home collapsed a few minutes later. The family was at the gallons, which enables the was. works at General Cable. Thanksgiving gospel con- department’s tanker to There have been many Persons who would like cert at the Novesta Church dump its load in it and then donations of clothing and to donate items to the fam- of Christ when a neighbor, return to town, for another persons have offered furni- ily or assist in other ways Delbert Englehart, came load of water. ture, dishes, etc., according can contact them at the Village Bach Festival and told them their house Elkland firemen re- to Mrs. Watros. “People Skiles residence, 872-3604. underway for 5th year First yearpay hike 4%
For the fifth year, Cass with the festival, plus some area artists will be de- 5 p.m. as was stated in some City will be alive to the other events, monstrating their talents festival ’publicity). Mem- sound of Bach as it plays Once again, the festival and displaying and selling bers of the circle will be in intermediate district host to the Village Bach will feature performers their wares. Further infor- quilting during the show. mation is contained A film, “Harpsichord Festival, starting Tuesday from all over the country. sistant Superintendent of this week, The Tuesday, Friday and elsewhere in this issue. Building in America,” will The Tuscola Inter- with a bachelor’s), so no mas vacation, four during The Elmwood Missio- be shown at Rawson Memo- mediate School District longer receive incremental Jerome P. Thienes. Vision Easter vacation and two at In addition to four con- Saturday concerts will insurance was eliminated certs locally, plus one in start at 8:15; the Sunday nary Circle is sponsoring a rial Library at 3 p.m. Satur- Board of Education Mon- increases. the end of the school year. afternoon one at 3: 15. display of quilts at the Cul- da and 1 p.m. Sunday. day evening unanimously The other financial and the life insurance be- Some local school districts Midland, two more than nefit of $20,000 was rolled last. year, a holiday art The art fair will take tural Center Tuesday, Wed- &so at the library, approved a three-year con- change in the contract is will be in session during nesday, Friday and Satur- though not in conjunction tract with its teachers and that the board will no longer back to $lO,OOO for the first those make-up days. fair and quilt display will place from noon-4 p.m. at year of the contract, in- be conducted in conjunction the high school. Numerous day from 9 a.rn.4p.m. (not with the festival, will be a professional staff. pay a set amount into a pool One goal achieved by the display of hotographs of The contract will give the for payment of health and creases to $15,000 the sec- TIEA was that present ad- Brewster &aw and the 78 employees a 4 percent dental insurance pre- ond and $20,000 the third. ministrators who are laid other astronauts on the Col- pay increase for the current miums. Under the old con- The staff also had long- off won’t be able to “bump” Holiday season begins umbia space shuttle, to be year, retroactive to Sept. 1, tract, if the total premium term disability coverage a staff member out of a job launched Monday. The dis- 4 percent the second and 5% was more than was in the under the entire old con- who has less seniority. The Cass City Retail Christmas each store will Free shows will be offered play will run from this Fri- percent in 1985-86. pool because of a rate in- tract. It is eliminated under Any present members of Committee this week com- hold a drawing and award for children 12 and under day through Dec. 6. Those not at the top of the crease, the staff members the new one until Jan. 1, the union who are promoted pleted plans for activities a trip to lucky winners. starting Saturday, Dec. 3. Another non-musical pay scale also receive in- had to pay the difference. 1985. to an administrative posi- during the Christmas sea- Authorities stress that it Santa Claus will arrive at event will be the brunch put cremental increases. In the new contract, the The union members tion who are later laid off son. will be necessary to sign up 10 a,m. Friday with gifts on by the Order of Eastern Wendy Rumrnell, president board will pay the entire voted Nov. 8 to approve the will be able to “bump” back A feature for shoppers each week to be eligible for and candy for the small fry. Star members at the of the Tuscola Intermediate premium directly, what- contract. Tentative agree- to a teaching or other staff will be the giveaway qf 25 the trips. Names in each Finally, Cass City retail- Masonic Temple Sunday Education Association, ever it is. There was no ment was reached Oct. 28, position, however. fabulous week ends for two weekly drawing will be de- ers are kicking off the morning. Although primar- said about half the staff is change in coverage, ac- which ended an 11-day There were some at Midland’s Valley Plaza. stroyed and shop rs must Christmas season with a ily for the musicians and at the top of the pay scale, cording to Miss Rummel. strike by the union. changes in the contract lan- r Trips will be given in a resign each weepto have special two-day sale. Many their host families, the pub- which starts with the 12th The board obtained some As part of the agreement, guage, including requiring general drawing held at an opportunity to win. stores have special hours lic is invited. Reservations year, for those with mas- rollbacks in insurance seven of those days will be Albee True Value Home In addition to the free for the event. Details of the must be made by Wednes- Center each Saturday for trips there are several Christmas season activities day by calling 872-2484. four weeks. other free activities spon- are in section 2. Please turn to page 14. The final Saturday before sored by the committee. Nine day flight No more delavs - Shaw space launch is Monday
A goal that Brewster drqn, will be at Cape Canav- tronaut while in college. He Space Administration in Shaw Jr. has had since his eral to watch the launch. has bachelor’s and mas- January, 1978. He is a college days almost 20 In addition, there will ter’s degrees in engineer- major in the Air Force, on years ago will be realized probably be 12 persons ing from the University of leave to NASA. Monday when he flies into from Cass City watching Wisconsin. space as a pilot aboard the the launch at Cape Canav- He learned to fly while in THE CREW Columbia-Spacelab 1 shut- eral, according to Dale college and he and some tle. The scheduled launch McIntosh, a friend of the friends pooled their fi- Shaw will be one of two nances to buy a plane. His pilots on the Columbia, tak- time IS 11 a.m. astronaut, and three ex- ing turns at, the controls He will be one Of Six Crew Cass Cityans who know him interest was spurred by the members aboard the twice- who are also going there, graduate class he took on with John W.Young, 53, the postponed flight of the Col- celestial mechanics mission commander, who umbia shuttle craft, which “Of Leone Shaw (dynamics of bodies in will be making his sixth will carry in its cargo responded when asked if space) and the Apollo prog- flight into space. On one of the 33,584 pound she and her husband his flights, he landed on the bay are ram, which first landed Spacelab, The primary getting excited about the men on the moon in July, moon. mission of the nine-day flight. 1969. In a July 31 telephone in- fli ht will be scientific. She said she may be a To achieve his goal -- and, terview with the Chronicle, thaw 38, is a 1963 little more nervous than her he admitted, to avoid being Shaw explained he is only graduate of Cass City High husband about her SOE~S’S drafted into the Army -- he scheduled to handle the school and the son of flight, but neither is that joined the Air Force in 1969. controls when the craft is in Brewster (Bruce) and apprehensive. ‘‘We feel He became a fighter space. The pilots don’t fly Leone Shaw of Pringle ’ Pretty Secure in that sev- pilot, logged 644 hours fly- the craft during the launch Road. eral have gone before and ing combat missions from and Young is slated to be at His parents, his wife, Brewster is anxious to bases in Vietnam and Thai- the controls when the Cbl- Kathleen. and their chil- make the flight.” land, and earned numerous umbia lands Dec. 7 at Ed- OFF THEY GO -- The crew of the Columbia-Spacelab 1 shuttle flight, sched- dren -- Brewster 111, 13; Shaw said in an April, decorations. waras. Jessica, 8, and Brandon, 7; 1982, interview with the Shaw was an instructor The Other members Of the uled for launch Nov.28, is, from left, Owen K. Garriott, mission specialist; his sisters, Mary Moore of Chronicle, when he was at the test pilot school at Bryon K. Lichtenberg, payload specialist; Cass City native Brewster H. Shaw Birmingham, Margaret home to speak at the Edwards Air Force Base in Cre~~r~wenK. Jr., pilot; John W. Young, mission commander; Ulf Merbold, payload special- Maycock, Grosse Pointe, Chamber of Commerce California when he was 52, mission rnak- and Susan McGrath, North- banquet, that he decided he named an astronaut by the ing his second ’pace flight* ist, and Robert A.R. Parker, mission specialist. (NASA photo). ville, husbands and chil- wanted to become an as- National Aeronautics and Please turn to-page 14. PAGE TWO CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23.1983 , CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ;MarriageLicenew I Samuel R. Myers, Mil- lington, and Shannon K. )Woodhull, Birch Run. Cass City Social an.dPersona1Items Fabian Martinez Jr., Un- ionville, and Betty C. Tris- Chler, Unionville. Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698 Paul A. Bessler, Cass City, and Monica L. Almas, trass City. Randy McConnell of Mr. and Mcs. Clarence Mrs. Bruce Gelbaugh and Members of the Cass Thanksgiving eve wor- : Christopher S. Withers, Holly spent last week here Zapfe and son Roger God- daughter Emily of Plain- Vassar, and Bethany A. with his grandparents, Mr. River WCTU will meet Nov. ship services will be held bey of Clio were here Nov. well spent from Nov. 14 25 with Mrs. Harriett Rayl. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Schluckbier, Clio. and Mrs. Vern McConnell, 16 with Mrs. Lyle Zapfe. until Friday with her Potluck Thanksgiving din- Good Shepherd Lutheran Robert B. Hicks, Mil- while deer hunting. mother, Donna Holm. Mrs. ner will be at noon and the Church. lington, and Camiel J. Au- Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Holm and her guests were business meeting will fol- stin, Millington. Mr. and Mrs. John Sting Stine will spend Thanksgiv- supper guests Monday low. Twenty-eight members Vandice F. Burgett, Clio, and daughter Jennie of ing with Mr. and Mrs. evening of Mr. and Mrs. of the Baptist Philathea and Nancy L. Clay, .Mil- Lafayette, Ind., and an ex- David Stine and children in Roger Root and family. ’ Iington. change student from Fin- Members of the Art Club class met after the Sunday Saginaw. Marc and Laurin met Wednesday, Nov. 16, at evening service at the home ‘ David M. Singer, Vassar, land who is making her will come home with their Mr. and Mrs. George the home of Mrs. Hazel of Dick and Shirley Shaw. gnd Bethney J. McIntyre, home with them came Mon- grandparents to spend the Seeley following dinner at There were games and a Vassar. day to spend the week with week end. Fisher Sr. returned home Nov. 14 from a two-week Fraser Presbyterian potluck lunch. Edmund P. Deja, Vassar, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Church. The December $ud Laura K. Parrigin, Lounsbury here and Mr. Mrs. Nina McComb and trip to the southern states. At Norfolk, Va., they vis- meeting’will be a Christ- Twenty-one ladies from Vassar. and Mrs. Ottomar Sting Lillian Dunlap of Caro, Mr. mas party at Veronica’s the Baptist Church made a Ben R.Schmult, Lansing, near Owendale. and Mrs’.Keith Murphy and ited Mrs. Fisher’s grand- daughter and family, Mr. Restaurant. trip to Lakeside Mall, Sterl- and Belinda S. Woodward, Mrs. Bruce Kritzman will ing Heights, last Friday. Millington. be in Port Huron Wednes- and Mrs. Eugene Kady 111, Hills and Dales * Mrs. Ivan MacRae will Philip E. Chambers, day evening at the McMor- and son. At Thomaston, Ga., they visited Mr. have with, her Thanksgiv- Teenagers from the Bap- Washington, Mich., and ran Auditorium to hear the ing and the week end, her tist Church attended an af- Julie A. Putman, Mayville. General Hoeppital regimental band of the Fisher’s granddaughter and family, Rev. and Mrs. daughter and family, Mr. terglowhome of Sunday Wilfrid night and at Dee the Kevin L. Wineman, Otis- BIRTHS: Scots Guard and Pipes, and Mrs. Tom Zorn and ville, and Tracy L. Swank, drums and the Highland Rocky Culpepper (Diana Fisher) and called on Mr. daughters of Flint. Bostick. Millington. Nov. 18, to Mr. and Mrs. dancers of the Black Kevin K. Hecht, Caro, Watch. and Mrs. David Culpepper Members of Echo Chap- William Bader of Cass City, at LaGrange, Ky. They Nine women were pre- and Kimberly J. Rumph, a son, Tyler Robert. sent when the Presbyterian ter OES,the Christmas box Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Esau were overnight guests of which is being prepared for Mr. and Mrs. Grant O’Dell Women’s Association after- Matthew A. Kelcher, PATIENTS LISTED MON- will have with them for a needy family includes the at Jeffersontown, Ky., and noon group met Nov. 16 at mother, a three-year-old Sebewaing, and Elizabeth DAY, NOV. 21, WERE: Thanksgiving, their daugh- the home of Mrs. Donald A. Stein, Caro. ter Anne, who attends visited Mr. and Mrs. Ferris girl, who wears size 3, and Ware at Shelbyville, Idd. Reid. The lesson was in Daniel J. Gedert, Deford, Mrs. Betty Brinkman, Michigan State University, charge of Agnes Milligan. a 5-year-old boy who wears and Linda J. Erard, De- Muriel Addison and Katie size 7 slacks and 8-10 year Mrs. Mary Guild, Kirk Word was received here The next meeting will be ford. Michael, Floyd Palmer, Crane. shirt size. Take your con- of the death Nov. 5 of Mrs. Dec. 14 at the home of Mrs. tributions to the Dec. 14 Alvin D. Richards, Caro, Roger Beyette, Mrs. Bar- C;R. Hunt. Fern M. Pierce, Char- bara Engle, Alton Hartsell, Fourteen women of the E. Gordon Spencer, 65, of meeting. levoix . Sutton-Sunshine Church Houston, Texas, daughter- Charla and Steven Wells Theodore Hendrick, Minnie United Methodist Women in-law of Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. William The Bill Tuckeys of Caro, Gerald A. Bradley, Caro, Jaus, Capitola McCurdy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuc- and Pennie J. Fletcher. attended a monthly meet- McComb of Caro. Funeral Martus Sr. had early Mrs. Irma Ouvry, Mrs. ing last Thursday evening services were held Nov. 6 Thanksgiving dinner Sun- key and Mr. and Mrs. Charla Christine Finley sleeves. Janette Mulrath and Har- Robert Tuckey and family and Steven Eugene Wells They carried fall flowers CASS CITY in Houston, after which the day with Mr. and Mrs. CH_RONICL€ vey Lamoureux of Cass at the home of Mrs. Lyle were united in marriage like the bride’s, only smal- USPS 092-700 Lounsbury . body was flown to Buffalo, Robert Martus and family will spend Thanksgiving at WeLtsHm EVERY THURSDAY City; Wyo., where funeral ser- at Flushing. Other guests the RANCH,near Hillman. Oct. 1at the WestwoodBap- ler. AT CASS CITY; MICHIGAN Mrs. Sophia Holzwart, were Mrs. Mary Jean tist Church in Kalamazoo. Best man was Jeff Tin- 6550 Main Street vices were held Nov.11. She Mrs. Bertha Engelhard of was the former Virginia Zielke and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dost The bride is the daughter dall of Lake Ann, friend of Unionville ; Engaged of and Charles the groom. John Hake, publisher. Segal and was born in De- Andrea and Kristi, of Battle of Silverwood, great-grand- Mr. Mrs. - National Advertising Repreaentatlve, Carl VanTine, Amy Dib- troit. Besides her husband, Creek. parents of Joshua Finley of Kalamazoo. The Groomsmen were John Mlchlgan Weekly Newspapers, InC. 257 ble and Jonathan Baranski she leaves two daughters Lounsbury, and his grand- groom is the son of Mr , and Durling, Hicksville, Ohio, Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mich- of Car0 ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les- Mrs. Clyde Wells‘ of Cass igan. and two sons. Mr. Spencer Seven members of the Mrs. Eliza Lyons, Grady Watson, She1b yville, Second class postage pad at Cass Mrs. will be making his home in Middler Sunday school lie Lounsbury, were Sun- City. Ind., friends of the groom, City, Michigan 48726. Neva Gilmore and Ward Rev. Roy Clark of Buffalo upon his retire- class of Evangelical Free day dinner guests of Mr. and Mike Fidey, Berea, Subscrlption Price: To post offlcea in Taylor of Kingston ; ment. Church were guests of their and Mrs. Tom Lounsbury Kalamazoo and the Tuscola. Huron and Sanilac Counties, Anthony Kreil of Vassar ; groom’s father officiated at Ky.,brother of the bride. $7.00 a year or 2 years for 512.00. 3 teacher, Mrs. Linda Smen- when Joshua’s fifth birth- years for $18.00, $4.00 for six months Mrs. Julia Depcinski of Mrs. Emma Kettlewell tek, Thursday after school. day was celebrated. che double ring ceremony. Ushers were Clark and 3 months for Sq.25. Ubly; left Tuesday to spend The group was served pizza The bride, escorted by Freese, Kalamazoo, and In other parts of the United States, Mrs. Hazel Gersten- Thanksgiving until Satur- and made Christmas cards Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lalko her father, wore a full- Larry Whittaker, Cass $6.00 a year or 2 years for $15.00. d berger of Sandusky ; months $4.50 and 3 months for 52.50. day with her niece, Mabel to send to missionaries. and son, Mr. and Mrs. Gil City, friends of the groom. 50 cents extra charged for part year Donald Chubb and Fran- Wisner, at Livonia. Mrs. Smentek picked them Schwaderer and Herb Bar- lengthganza fashiongown ofin asheer southern Or- order. Payable In advance. cis Freeman of Gagetown; up at school and took them tle will be Thanksgiving belle look. It had a fitted The piano was played by For information regarding news- Mrs. Cather ine to their homes at 6 p.m. guests of Mr. and Mrs. bodice with a V-neck. The Leah Tieson of Decatur. paper advertising and commerclal and Mr. and Mrs. David e job printing, telephone 872-2010. Hornbacher of Sebewaing. Nordquist and Christopher Laurence Bartle. full skirt had layered ruf- Solos were sung by Edie of Berkley spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lit- fles with lace panels and Hunt, Hindman, Ky., and end with Mr. and Mrs. Vern tle will have with them Mr. and Mrs. Gil Schwa- trim. The dress had a long Linda Walsh, Kalamazoo. Hills and Dales McConnell. Thanksgiving, Mr. and derer had as guests Sunday train. She wore a picture Host and hostess were Mrs. Rich Lowe of Green for an early Thanksgiving hat. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Potter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bay, Wis., Kurt Little of dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Chris She carried a cascade of of Kalamazoo. Schedule of Events Speirs and Becky spent the Evanston, Ill., Suzanne Lit- Langmaid, Craig fall flowers of pink roses, A buffet was served in the OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC Barbara Kilmer week end with his mother, tle of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Langmaid of Birch Run, lilies and statice. church immediately follow- Frances Justin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tuckey Matron of honor was Ann ing the wedding. Nov. 27 thru Dec. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Mrs. Florence Speirs, in Detroit. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grosser of Arvada, Colo., Following the honey- EVENT DATE TIME PLACE Kilmer of Mayville an- Roger Nicholas and two Laurence Bartle, Mr. and friend of the bride. moon to Mackinac Island, nounce the engagement of friends of Kawkawlin spent Mrs. Ken Lalko and son and - Bridesmaids were Sha- the newlyweds are living in Drs. Isterabadi and NOV. 30 8-12 a.m. Out Patient their daughter, Barbara Dennis and David Donahue Clinic Helzar of Mount Clemens from Tuesday until Sunday Herb Bartle. ron Wells, Grand Rapids, Wyoming, Mich. Ann, to Michael F. Kirn, with Mr. and Mrs. Garrison sister of the groom, and Expectant Parent Dec. 1 7-9p.m. Lg. Meeting son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley were callers Saturday at the Vern McConnell home. Stine. Roger got his deer. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cindi Shaver, -Huntsville, Class Room Kirn of Cass City. McArthur and Mr. and Mrs. Ala., friend of the bride. Square dance The bride-elect is Rev. and Mrs. James Wil- Robert McArthur and sons, Junior bridesmaid was lr. Jeung Dec.2 8-12a.m. Out Patient employed by the Cass City Mr. and Mrs. William Clinic Jones of Livonia will spend lets and family of Bad Axe Douglas and David, will Stacey Finley, Kalamazm, set Saturday Public Schools. will have an early spend Thanksgiving with sister of the bride. Kim is employed by Mar- Thanksgiving with her Free Blood Pressure will be taken in the Ambulatory mother, Mrs. Mary Kirton. Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Stanley McArthur’s Flower girl was JoBeth The Town and Country Care Center from 8:OO a.m. - 8:OO p.m. any day. Please tin Electric of Cass City. Mrs. Elsie Thompson and sister, Mrs. Georgia Sherman, niece of the Square Dance Club will A July 7, 1984, wedding stop in and have yours taken. , Georgia Thompson Wed- Thompson, in Flint. groom. conduct a dance Saturday is planned. Mrs. Grant Ball will have nesday evening. They all wore tea length from 8-11 p.m. at Cass City Physical and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an Out as Thanksgiving guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hol- Gunne Sax dresses, beige High School. Patient basis as ordered by your physician. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ball flowered with a V-neck, fit- Chuck Becker will be the 1 MrsTDon Lorentzen and comb and Rev. and Mrs. WEDDING POLICY caller. All square dancers 1 and family of Reese, Mr. Mrs. George Jetta were cal- Howard Woodard will be ted bodice, full ruffled Michael lupinski, Speech Theraplst, Is scheduled by ’ The Chronicle will only and Mrs. Don Hazard and lers Sunday at the Ware- Thanksgiving Day guests skirts and long sheer are invited. . appoint ment . ’ use photographs with son Michael of Bad Axe, Smith Funeral Home at of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur wedding stories if they Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hazard Reese because of the death Pratt. TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF THE are received within two of Pigeon and Mr. and Mrs. of William Baranac, 59. ABOVE CLASSES OR CLINICS, CALL 872-2l2l Ext.255. months of the wedding Donald Ball and sons. Survivors include a sister, Sunday guests of Mr. and CHRISTMAS t date. Mrs. Howard Ellis of Kirk Mrs. Raymond Roberts There is a physician in the Emergency Room from 6:OO Photographs can be in Sanilac Rd., Vassar, formerly of were her nephew and wife, p.m., Friday, until 6:OO a.m:, Monday. There is always a black and white or color. GOP Cass City. Mr. Baranac, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar OPEN HOUSE physician on call in the Emergency Room. who was deer hunting in the Sproule, their son David meets Dec. 1 Mio area, died in his sleep. and friend of Auburn, Ont. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mrs. Marie Jetta, Mrs. Mrs. A1 Tropf returned to Nov. 25 & 26 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Betty Greenlea€, Mrs. Cass City Saturday from - can Party will take place Theda Seeger and Mrs. Saginaw where she had Thursday, Dec. 1, in the Helen Lorentzen will s nd been a patient in St. Luke’s county conference room,37 Thanksgiving with Ene Hospital for knee surgery. Refreshments Door Prizes Austin Street, Sandusky, Marie Lorentzen in starting at 8 p.m. The pub- Saginaw. Other guests will Mr. and Mrs. Garrison - FOR THANKSGIVING - lic is invited. be Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stine will spend Thanksgiv- OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY Lorentzen of Mt. Morris ing with Mr. and Mrs. Dean BUDS AND BLOSSOMS November and Doris Gardner of Stine and family of Hast- FLOWER SHOP - Cass City Saginaw . ings. Other guests will be Scott and Randy Stine of Phone 872-4254 $189 Ionia. birthdays Randy Stine of Ionia Colby Cheese. a . . Ib. came Saturday to spend until Thursday with his pa- honored rents, Mr. and Mrs. Garri- 8 pk. - 1/2 Itr. Plus son Stine. Coke, Diet Coke, S23Q Twenty-five persons at- Caffeine ~ree Bottles tended the noon luncheon Mrs. Marion McClorey Tab, Coke Dep. Friday in the .Good and Mrs. Margaret Beckett I Shepherd Lutheran Church spent the week end at the Cuddlv Soft for senior citizens. Queen of Angels retreat in 43 a The joy of giving.. the feeling of brotherhood. Favors were given to Mr. Sagina w . and Mrs. Curtis Cleland Cotton on this day of togetherness, let’s rekindle the spirit4 who were celebrating a wedding anniversary and Gruehn to of the very first Thanksgivhg, as we give grateful to Thelma Jackson, Noreen we Partridge, Emma Tu rt Ienec ks thanks for the many blessings share. Kettlewell and Ann Stepka, compete 1 who have November birth- days. Corrine Creguer, who Patrick Gruehn of Owen- also has a November birth- dale is scheduled to be a $7.99 day, was ill and unable to contestant in the distin- attend. ’ guished young farmer com- A Thanksgiving dinner petition at the Michigan Oxford Cloth will be served this Wednes- Farm Bureau convention day, with the regular noon which starts Nov. 29 in Button Down luncheon Friday. Grand Rapids.
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93 “lf It Fitz a I Workers and loafers
By Jim Fitrgerald 1’ Workaholics, who often looking somewhere below Daddy come home at three, don’t like to be called work- it. My wife claims this av- o’clock every afternoon to Here’s something I’ll bet you never knew. The middle aholics, receive a lot of erted gaze indicates insin; see Archie Bunker reruns. name of President Ronald Reagan is Wilson. I learned that favorable mention in the cerity - perhaps Findlater when I was dunned for a political donation using the media. They are the people doesn’t really believe The truth is that everyone president’s name. who work all the time, even people who litter in church genuinely respects and ens Regular readers know that the president gets scant on holidays, and hate to should be hit hard with a vies people who work 15 support here. In fact, none at all. take vacations. They in- rolled-up editorial.) But I hours every day, no matter When I read the propaganda with his name in it, the spire awe. Loafaholics think it’s more likely that how often they’re called first thing that pops into my mind is, is there a symbolism don’t have it so good. she’s simply checking the workaholics. For one thing, in the middle name? His namesake, President Woodrow “Loafaholic” is a noun I floor to see if she should workaholics always make Wilson, got us into war you know. just made up. Obviously, it take it home in her brief- a lot more money than ordi: nary workers who know ++**+****, describes people who hate case and scrub it. to work and love to loaf on Anyway, the unfortunate enough to stop after three vacations. Someday I plight of the loafaholic was or four hours work. For Now to more pleasant’things. We’ve opened that direct might et courage enough aptly illustrated by Findla- another thing, that one express line to the North Pole again for all kids sending to stanP up at a public meet- t&s charge against people thing is enough., letters to Santa. We’ll print pictures of the small fry with ing and say: “My name is who compare workaholics There is no shame in the letters if they are wallet size and will reproduce. Jim, and I am a loafaholic.” to alcoholics. Without in- being a workaholic. There Black and white photos are best, but most colors, not all, Workaholics are some- tending to be that personal, will never be Workaholics canbe used. times perceived as first she implied that the only Anonymous, with one member phoning an0t her ***++++++* cousins to alcoholics. reason I call a fully com- That’s why many work- mited worker an energy- member to hurry over and aholics would rather be cal- crazed addict is to give my- relax with him until he It’s a minority opinion, but just the same I’ll take the led something else. They self an excuse for being an gives up on the idea of hav- snow storm we had a couple of weeks ago to the grey, rain, resent the implication that until-noon sleeper. Findla- ing his /appendix removed drizzle, rain that was our lot over the week end. their work schedule indi- ter is right, of course, but during a business luncheon. cates they are suffering she shouldn’t worry about On the other hand, I see from a disease - work- it. I know I’m not fooling a gregt need for Brewster Shaw CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS were installed in down- aholism - that causes them anybody. Loafaholics Anonymous. I town Cass City by village workmen !Monday. The to neglect their families I used to tell my wife the need someone to run me and sleep with their heads only reason I didn’t work on around the work ethic until Christmas tree shown here and three others were installed in desk drawers. New Year’s Eve was be- I give up on the idea that I at the Seeger-Main intersection. Jeanne Findlater, gen- cause our children de- can stop after working for sars ‘thanks’ eral manager of WXYZ-TV served a father who faced three hours without want- (Detroit’s Channel 7) was up to his responsibility to ing to stop after two hours described in a recent news- provide them with paper and then one hour - and so paper article as a person hats and noisemakers on . . * Until my sense of who works seven days a brought home from the what a job requires be- High school hosts comes too dim to distin- .u week and takes stacks of American Legion hall. But paperwork along when she she never believed me. And guish it from rigor mortis. enters the hospital for she never believed that the surgery. She said she re- children of a workaholic Many of the first houses in sents the workaholic label father grow up warped be- the American colonies were because “I feel some people cause they never experi- built from bricks used as art fair Saturday ballast in the holds of ships. use it to excuse their own ence the joy of having - lesser commitment to a job. From noon4 p.m. Satur- ing; Rosie Bushong, soft- Duane Wurst, Photograph! It is used by people who day, the Cass City Depart- sculptured dolls, and and Oil Painting. have a very dim sense of what is required in a job.’’ NADARAIs ment of Community Educa- I met Findlater once, in 1 [ tion will sponsor the Holi- day Art Fair at the high a mutual friend’s kitchen. I was there to replenish mv CHRISTMAS TREES school. drink; she wai probabi; This show is one of the The weather $f High Low Precip. there to repair the re- Colorado Blue Spruce many events being held frigerator. I didn’t call her 8 during the Villa e Bach Wednesday...... 38 .... 30 ... .23 Any Size Thursday.. 40 .... 20 0 a workaholic, so she had no i! Festival week entin Cass ...... reason to suspect my dim City. The show will feature . Friday...... 40 .... 30 ..trace Scotch Pine 5% to 8 ft. Saturday...... 39,.. .05 commitment to work. I 4&t - i!_A well-known area artists de- 56 noticed she was gracious monstrating, displaying Sunday...... 55 .... 40 ... .08 Spruce Monday,...... 52 ..... 29 .... 0 and looked me right in the and selling a variety of eye. Tuesday.. 2...... their works...... That straight look wasn’t The artists will include: reflective of Findlater’s Nancy Goyings, stained (Recordeg at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) style when reading hard- glass and copper foil ; Mary hitting editorials on Chan- Vossin Road, Cass 3119City, miles l/4 mile nodh east. of the light Ashcroft, china painting nel 7. Most TV readers look and watercolor painting; directly into the camera. .Td ?t! Suzy Scollon, batik; Faye but Findlater appears to be ~~~~&~~~~~~~ Stoll, needlepoint and quilt- ing.; Dorothea and Basil Quick, silver jewelry and lapidary ; Lynn Sorenson, porcelain sculpture and pottery, and Marian Keat- ing ’ candlewicking , counted cross stitch and needlepoint. Also, Jeanne Ellinger, pen and ink drawings; Dale Now that I can afford to wasn’t born rich or I might Doyen, taxidermy, water- go fishing or play golf or have been another jet set color, scrimshaw, wood take long vacations I don’t playboy. inlay and leather tooling; have the time. It’s a good thing because Gladys Galloway, china There was a time when I doing nothing at all except . Register for 5 Free Weekend Trips to be given away. painting; Ken Jensen, wood had the time, or least I fi- playing arodnd isn’t what it toys ; Marilyn Biefer, gured I had the time. Too is cracked up to be. CARS watercolors, pencil dumb* to know then that I Sure, there are some sketches and oils; should be home taking care guys who can do it. Content 1983 OLDS CUTLASS CERA 4 dr., Demo. Marianna Fiedor, coil bas- of my business. to while away the hours, the 1983 OLDS 88 4 dr., Demo. kets; Sandra Rooney, hand- The only restriction then days, the months, the 1983 CHEVY MALIBU 4 dr., Demo weaving and spinning ; was money, or to be more years, drifting aimlessly 1983 OLDS TORONADO Demo. Lynn Nigl, pottery; Art precise, the lack of money. through life. Holmberg, Swedish cook- It’s probably a good thing I Let’s be honest. There’s 1983 CAMARO 2.28 Factory car, loaded with all the extras. Save! 2-28 (Indy 500 Pace Car) Limited production, 5500 miles, must . _-_~-_ nothing wrong with that ‘provided responsibilities 1982see toCAMARO believe! aren’t shirked. If they are 1982 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 dr., 4 cyl., 4-speed, P.S., whitewall tires, AM radio. happy that way, chances Good economy car! ’ AFTER THANKSGIVING SPECIALS are they will live long, con- 1982 OLDS 98 BROUGHA dr., fully loaded, like new, locally owned. tented lives. Look around, piobably 1982 BUICKSKYHAWK4 cyl., auto,, PS,PB, air, stereo, rear defogger, 17,000 you know persons like this. miles. While there’s no desire to 1981 CHEVY MONTE CARLO V6, PS, PB, AM-FM, auto trans. join that particular lifestyle 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRV jet black, air, stereo, tiit and cruise, power parade it would be nice if a little would rub off. windows, landau roof, bucket seats, wire wheels, like new. 1981 PONTlAC GRAND PRIX L.J. V6, air, stereo, tilt, bucket seats, That ability to take each Landau roof, wire wheels, lady owned. day as it comes and let to- morrow take care of itself 1980 FORD MUSTANG 4 cy^., auto., radial tires, sport wheel covers, pin would be great. stripes, locally owned, low mileage. When you march to a dif- 1979 PONTIAC TRANS AM jet black, air, stereo cassette, 46,000 miles, ferent drummer that’s im- priced twdl! possible. The doctors clas- 1979 PONTIAC TRANS AM V-8,auto., air, power locks, power windows, sify us a class A group. That rear defogger, T-top, lady’s car, “new.” means we’re high risk for 1978 CHEVY CAPRICE V-8, auto., P.S., P.B., air, tilt, cruise, power locks, heart disease and assorted windows and seats, V-roof, nice car, 4 dr. other ailments that shorten life. 1978 WICK REGAL V6 turbo, air, FM radio, tilt, 34,000 miles. They say the way to spot 1977 FORD T-BIRD Landau roof, 50-50 seats, cruise control, stereo tape, a class A person is to see priced to sell. that he eats fast, walks fast 1975 PONTIAC LEMANS ~8,auto., air, AM-FM, low miles. and is generally pushing along hard at work or play. TRUCKS It must be that guys drift- 1983 FORD SPORT VAN 8 passenger, dual air a heat, auto., overdrive, like ing along never stop to say, new! what if? What if my busi- 1980 CHEVY Luv 4 el., 4 spd., AM radio, step bumper, good transportation, ness fails, do I care? What priced to sell! 1 if I’m forced to retire, can ‘1980 CHEVY PICKUP 1h ton,4x4, V-8, auto., P.s., P.B., new tires. I live on? What if, what if, what if. . 1979 CHEVY STEP VAN (Work truck) V-8 auto., needs body repair. Is that borrowing trou- 1978 CHEVY PICKUP 6 cyl., 3 Spd., PS, AM radio, step bumper, ble? Sure. You .can tell 35,000 miles, locally owned. yourself that over and over, but it doesn’t change any- 1977 CHEVY lh PICKUP V-&,auto.,P.S., P.B.,oneowner. ., thing. 1975 DODGE 1/2 PICKUP V8, auto., PS, PB, AM radio, camper shell. Class A personalities are 1974 CHEVY EL CAMlNO V8, auto., PS, PB, good transportation. trapped into pushing, push- ing, pushing, just like their counterparts in Class B are designed to coast along with the slow current. Neither is wrong. Just different. No matter how we live the end is the same. The Paint Store Be thankful if you take the road to get there that 6535 Main St., Cass City pleases you: PAGE TEN ~ ,CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1983 CASCITY, MICHIGAN
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- STORE HOURS: 8:30 to 6:OO Daily 8:30 to 9:00 Thursday & Friday REE WEEKEND CLOSED Carrie Tyrrell partici- bard spent Monday in Port Clayton Campbell en- skill center in Caro, Thurs- pated in the Ubly F,FA Don- Huron. tered Huron Memorial Hos- day evening. Thanksaivina Day for 2 at pital in Bad Axe Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Robin- v -- key Basketball game at Ralph Hoxie spent the Harbor Beach Saturday week end with Mr, and Mrs. day. son of Sand Point, Mr. and Valley Plaza evening. Lynn Spencer. Mrs. Curtis Cleland vis- Mrs. Bob Deachin, Todd Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Mrs. Ron Pettinger was ited Mrs. John Hortop and and Laura and a friend family Tuesday. Winner Of I spent a few days with Mr. a Tuesday afternoon guest from Lake Orion and and Mrs. Gary Ross and of Mrs. Jim Doerr. Mrs. George Jackson and Keynold Tschirhart had family at Harietta. Mrs. George Jackson was Don Jackson were Friday dinner Thursday evening at Free Turkey Drawing: ----A-- ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- a Sunday and Monday guest evening guests of Mr. and the Lamp Lighters in Pi- Beryl Bliss land visited Mrs. Murill of Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Melvin Peter and fam- geon, Main Street Bakery Shagena in Cass City Fri- Jackson Jr. and family at ily. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie day. Oxford. Bernice Gracey spent a Hendrick of Port Austin Cass City - Treats Danny Lindquest was a Joaq Hammerle and few days with Helen Collins were Wednesday afternoon Friday forenoon guest of Danielle of Bad Axe were in Rochester. and supper guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk. Tuesddy evening guests of Don Pierce and friend and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. Bob Harold Piotter was a Fri- Mr, and Mrs, Earl Schenk. Gary of Wyandotte were Deachin of Lake Orion was day guest of Sara Campbell Eric Souderburg of Pon- Friday overnight and anMr. afternoon and Mrs. guest. Caylord and Harry Edwards. tiac spent from Tuesday till Saturday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thursday forenoon deer Mrs. John Walker and fam- LaPeer spent the week end Sofka were Friday evening hunting near Holbrook. ily * I with Mr. and MrsStanley guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mr. and Mrs. Clarence , Mrs. Bill McQueen of Fay and Mark in Pontiac. Glaza. Rurnptz spent the week end Royal Oak and Mrs. Dave Bob Cleland Sr. came Sweeney were Friday / Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sunday to spend a few days land were Saturday lunch Tittjung and. family at guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack with his mother, Mrs. Alex guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sterling Heights where Krug. Cleland, and Carol Laming. Esau, they attended the 50th wed- Mrs. John Naples and Mrs. Curtis Cleland was an i Mr. and Mrs. Don ding anniversary for Mr. Jack of East Detroit spent afternoon guest. \ Jackson and family were and Mrs. Anton Tittjung at from Friday evening Mr. and Mrs: Calvin Hunt I Sunday guests of Mr. and the Tony Tittjung home, through Sunday with Mrs. were Saturday evening Mrs. Floyd Morel1 and fam- Saturday. Louis Naples. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen ’ 4 Brenda Tyrrell and Shagena. *PUMPKIN .MINCE 206 Off ily. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr ANV DOZEN Mr. and Mrs. Lynn and Jeff and Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Kidd were among 1 Spencer attended the Ubly Curtis Cleland attended the the senior class of Ubly’ BABY SHOWER i Banquet 1 OF OUR DELICIOUS Miriam OES School of In- Shabbona RLDS Church High School who presented structions at the Bad Axe family night and the play, “Twelve Angry Mrs. Joe Walsh, Lillian Masonic Temple, Saturday Thanksgiving supper Fri- Jurors,” at Ubly High Otulakowski, ’ Stella Fresh Made evening. day evening. The Hilltop- School Friday and Satur- Leszczynski, Mrs. Eugene \ Pie I day night. Otulakowski and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Fay pers were in charge of the of Bad Axe were Tuesday su per program. Bob Peter of Mt. Morris Evans Gibbard attended a DONUTS supper guests of Mr. and Grs. Gil Maurer of spent last week with Mr. pink and blue shower for Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. Elkton was a Friday after- and Mrs. Melvin Peter and Mrs. Paul Walsh at the Baked Daily For You! Mrs. Andy Hay, Mrs. noon guest and Mrs. Bob family. Mrs. Bob Peter was home of Martha Cameron Alfred Lowell of Ubly and Deachin and Laura of Lake a Saturday and Sunday at Deckerville. Games guest. were played and prizes ,’ Mrs. Angus Sweeney at- Orion were Saturday fore- $1.50 Refund Offer tended the Huron County noon guests of Reynold Mr. and Mrs. Glen given. Mrs. Walsh received I“ Mail.ln Offer Detail At ParticipatingStores. retired personnel turkey Tschirhart. Shagena visited Mrs. gifts. BUCKETS of CHICKEN dinner and meeting at the Brandy and Courtney Murill Shagena in Cass City A buffet dinner was Reg. Only 16-20-24pc. Presbyterian Church in Gordon spent Saturday Saturday . served. Bad Axe Wednesday. with their grandparents Bill Cleland of Pontiac Mr. and Mrs: Cliff while Mr. and Mrs. Creg- spent from Monday till ****** Also: We have on request Jackson visited Mr. and ory Gordon spent the day in Thursday fofemon and Bob. Mrs. Leonard Stirrett in Saginaw and Bay City. Cleland Sr. of Pontiac spent Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kon- Baker3 Barbecued Chicken -- 1/2 or parts Bad Axe Sunday forenoon. The Shabbona RLDS from Monday till Friday af- kel and Marney were Sun- Spare Ribs Polish Sausage Potato Wedges Mrs. David Hacker was a Women’s Department met ternoon with Mrs. Alex Cle- day dinner guests of Wr. OVEN-FRESH BROWN b SERVE 012 OY. Pkg8. Friday afternoon guest of Thursday for luncheon avd land and Carol Laming. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk. meeting at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Melvin Particka, Mrs. Murill Shagena was Dinner Leo Depcinski fell and Jim Doerr. Mrs. Curtis Cle- Mrs. Hiram Keyser, Mrs, an afternoon guest. Fresh Salads broke his hip and under- land gave the lesson on “A Murill Shagena, Mrs. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug Rolls rn 21s9c All kinds every day by Leon ‘s. went surgery at Huron Spa at Home.” The next Spencer and Mrs. Curtis were Monday afternoon Memorial Hospital in Bad meeting will be held at the Cleland attended the Tus- guests of Lynn Fuester in OVEN-FRESH KING SIZE 01 H Ib. Loaf Axe Saturday. home of Dorothy Puter- cola Extension tea at the Cass City. Jack Tyrrell was among baugh in December. White a group of the top 35 Moor- Bryce Stanbaugh of Bread O, man Feed salesmen in the Ashtabula, Ohio, spent a nation who attended a few days with Murneta New at Moorman Company meet- Stanbaugh and visited books ing at Indianapolis, Ind. other relatives here last ---e- Mr. Tyrrell left Sunday and week. LlOUlO m8AVE 40C *WHITE *ASST. *PRINTS will return home Wednes- Jack Ross of Ubly and the library Pepto Northern day. nephew, William -ROSS, I Bath Tissue Leslie Hewitt spent a few were Friday afta-noon FIREFOX DOWN by Craig Thomas (fiction). U.S. Major Lknh 1 *4 Rdl Pkg...... days with Mrs. Don Becker €Yest$ of Mr. 2nd Mrs. Earl Mitchell Gant is forced to land on a frozen lake in Finnish in Cass City. Schenk. Lapland, getting out in time as the plane sinks through the Bisrnol Limit or)e doupon per family Coupon and 515 00 purchase required. eficludiny tobacco. alcoholic beverages or other coupon I Mr.,and Mrs. Jack Ross ice. Gant is later captured and taken to MOSCOW,where the items Goal thrar(lh 8n.Nov. 28, lm. of Ubly and Mr. and Mrs. KGB fails to trick him into revealing the whereabouts of the 8 Earl Schenk spent Monday rry.says precious aircraft. A Rmsian woman named Anna is black- in Ann Arbor. Be mailed into helping him escape, but the two of them are nor Btl John Boland of Bad Axe caught by her lover, a KGR man. Meanwhile a multi- and Mrs. Clayton Campbell # , ,*f alert national team attempts to raise the Firefox from 26 feet of ALL *2 4ct Pky *SAVF IJP If) /rJf, be SIZES mmvisited Sara Campbell and icy water as Russian forces close in. Will Gant escape’from Eveready Batteries . . . . JIF *CREAMY *CRUNCHY Harry Edwards Saturday. his KGB captor? Can he make his way back to thelake? ,SYLVANIA *BROWN *WHIT[ -5AVf ‘1115 I Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- for frauds Will he be able to fly the waterlogged aircraft to the West? I *6Ft Each land were Wednesday even- Butter BIG SECRETS: THE UNCENSORED TRUTH ABOUT \Extension Cord ...... Limit 1 028 02. Jar . I ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Konrad Konwalski. Door-to-door sales fraud ALL SORTS OF STUFF YOU ARE NEVER SUPPOSED Limit orie coupon per famrly Coupon and $15 00 purchase Mr. and Mrs, Harold Per- and telephone fraud are TO KNOW by William Poundstone (non-fiction). Those who reyrrireci excluding tobacco. alcoholic beverages or other coupon I among the most frequent I-rtems Good th- Sat, Nov. n,1ob3. sells and Helen Collins of have wondered what herbs and spices are used in Kentucky Rochester and Bernice typ6s of crime committed. Fried Chicken batter, what goes into the sauce added to Big Gracey had dinner Thurs- They include sales of false Macs and what the secret formula for Coca-Cola is will find day at Bill Knapps in products, services and in- the answers here. And there are dozens of other revela- Rochester in honor of Mrs. vestment schemes and are tions about some of the weird markings put on paper money FREEIF-THECHECKOW called confidence crimes, and credit cards to discourage counterfeiting and about ONE BOX OF ANY OF THESE Persell’s birthday. according to Tuscola ways to*cheaton Rorschach and liedetector tests. There NATURE VALLEY PRODUCTS Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson were Tuesday af- County Sheriff Paul Berry. is also a section explaining the tricks of such “psychics” as ternoon and supper guests “One of the most unfortu- Uri Geller and the Amazing Kreskin and magicians like * WHENYOU of Mr.
Sean Zawiiinski and Pam Ouvry Georgine J ensen Mary Jane Ryba and Dr. R. Watson . . Ruth Grassmann Mike Sines Georgme ’s Q Cass City Vision Clinic RnB Chatterbox Nothing Ordinary Johnny’s Family Inn Without costly changes
a transfer station, with 641. Cass City. will probably with a tour of the landfill. “but Len doesn’t agree.” ject to Act state requirements or clos- paid by t the persons that it might not make Barcia said after it, there Zulewski said at the previ- household garbage and He wanted to know if the ing the landfill. generating the trash that Sense to spend money OY try to get a variance in an similar refuse being hauled attempt to keep its landfill is sentiment in the Senate ous meeting he thought it landfills used by commer- Barcia said after the tour goes in them. @e landfill to keep it open to approve an extension of would be less. to an approved landfill. cial trash haulers operating that Cass City’s situation THE DNR OFFICIALS since the state’s goal ap- open without having to It is open to anyone from make costly changes re- the deadline. Closing the landfill, Hub- in Cass City are using land- isrft unique and that the started the meeting by pears to be to eventual11 The prvblem at the Cass bell, Koth and Clark have Cass City and Novesta, Elk- fills that are in compliance goal of Act 641 may not be showing a slide program close it. He expressed re. quired by the state Depart- land, Elmwood and El- ment of Natural Resources. City landfill is that the clay estimated, will cost $1 1,000- with state law and the two achieveable unless the outlining the department’s servations about a variancc That was the outcome of under it doesn’t meet Act 15,000 for a cover layer of lington Townships who haul DNR officials agreed to state helps pay for it. goal of eventually closing from the state standard. 641 permeability require- clay, ,seeding and some their own trash there. The provide a list of those that During the meeting, De- most landfills, to be re- “I wopldn’t mind seeing a meeting Friday of village townships pay $3.75 per re- officials, who requested it ments, that is, the liquids other work. are. nnis said that because of placed by recycling, com- an extension (of the Sept. 1 be held, State Rep. Dick within the landfill seep Allen asked whether any sident per year to the vil- VILLAGE SUPERIN- the Headlee Amendment to posting and burning trash compliance deadline) ... It’$ Allen (R-Fairgrove),State through the clay at a faster variances have been lage so their citizens can tendent Lou LaPonsie said the state constitution, the to generate steam and elec- something to buy somr Sen. James Barcia (D-Bay rate than the law allows, granted, which in Cass use it. Persons living after the meeting and land- Michigan Supreme Court tricity. “As the slide show time,” Allen said, providec though very close to the City’s case would allow it to elsewhere can use it if they fill tour that it is likely the has ruled the state “may” says,” Dennis commented cateful monitoring of land City), and two representa- pay a fee. village will apply for a var- tives of the DNR’s Water state standards. keep operating its landtill have to pay the cost for later, “we’re talking about fills continued. Quality Division. Test wells at the site, without the costly changes. If the landfill is closed, iance to keep operating the local governmepts to com- 80 percent reduction of another state requirement, Dennis and Zulewski said Village President Lambert landfill as is, though the ply, but the legislature so what goes into the ground.” The legislature hasn’t The state officials, Dave Althaver pointed out, all Dennis and Len Zulewski, haven’t detected any pollu- they weren’t aware of any. council will discuss it first. far hasn’t appropriated any With that being the goal dealt yet with funding for tion problems. The concern Only the director of the trash would have to be If the variance: is re- money. of the DNR, Allen landfillshard time and if wouldit did. have“Find a didn’t have much hope one hauled away by private jected, the council will pre- will be granted, however. of the DNR, Zulewski said DNR might have the au- His personal opinion was suggested later, village of- at an earlier meeting, is thority to grant a variance, contractors, but the land- sumably have to choose be- that the cost of providing ficials need to carefully ingproblem.” money right now is a If not, the alternatives fills they use are also sub- tween meeting the costly will be closing the landfill, that “potential” problems according to Dennis, and landfills should be directly examine all the options, located south of town in could develop if nothing & he dam’% sure the law Novesta Township, or com- done. would allow it. plying with the state re- TO COMPLY WITH VII.L,AGE COUNCIL quirements. Act 641 means a new trench member James Ware ex- The village council, would have to be dug, large pressed concern that if the which presumably will dis- enough to hold five years’ landfill is closed, “....this cuss the situation at its Nov. accumulation of trash, (trash) will all end up on 29 meeting, must notify the which would first have to the roadsides, if there is no DNR of its decision by be lined with plastic or a a1 terna tive. ” March 1. less permeable clay. If closed, Dennis said, the The state law regulating Barcia asked Friday how landfill could still be used landfills, Act 641, says all much complying would for disposal of such mate- landfills in the state must cost. William Hubbell of rials as trees, brush and meet its requirements by Hubbell, Roth and Clark, materials from demolished Sept. 1 of next year or be the village’s consulting en- buildings. closed. The meeting ended gineers, responded $80,000 It could also be the site of
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LANDFILL TOUR -- Discussing the condition of the cass City landfill Friday were, from left, village Superintendent Lou LaPonsie; William Hubbell of Hubbell, Roth and Clark, engineers ; village Presi-
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\, 0 I PAGE NINE ' CASCITY, MICHIGAN 8 CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1983 Other thefts probed United Way drive goes Thief runs away with $100 over top The Elkland-Novesta Un- ited Way fund drive has ex- ceeded its goal of $15,000 by An intruder who broke Downing gave chase in BREAK-IN RESOLVED tector 'test and after that, The stolen items were Val- more than $1,700. The drive into Tim's Photo, 6523 Main his car and followed the in- returned the money. ued at $860. officially ended Friday. Street-, got away with al- truder, who was on foot, for Police Chief Gene Wilson Ray and Lena Cjor of 7700 The summary report of most $100 early Friday about five blocks before los- said Monday that the Oct. OTHER ITEMS Red Oak Drive, Kingston,, UW President Art 21 after being chased by I the ing sight of him on Seed break-in of the Pizza reported to the sheriff's de- Holmberg showed as of owner, Tim Downing. Street. Villa restaurant, 6637 Main, Ronald L. Webb of Otis- partment Nov. 1.1 that an Monday, $16,732 had been Downing reported . the At the re uest of police, has been resolved. ville reported to sheriff's unknown vehicle was dri- raised. A few volunteers in break-in to Cass City police Judy Rocheeau8 of Elkten deputies Nov.12 that a pic- ven oq their lawn and ran Cass City, Elkland at 3 a.m. He told them he Road, Cass City, brought The $1,195 was taken by kup camper top and some over a pipe stickinglout of Township and all the ones ecided to check on his bus- two tracking dogs, but they a0 employee, who returned lumber were missing from the ground that led to their in Novesta Township had iness and when he entered lost the scent in the middle it to the owner, Joe Viney, a home he rents out on well. As an result, they yet to turn in their reports a back room; the intruder of Seed Street. who after consultation with Cemetery Road, south of couldn't get any water. of money collected. hit him in the head and fled Two state troopers from the police, de.cided not to Cass City. Damage to the pipe and Volunteers who have out the back door. the Car0 state police post prosecute. , The top was for a half-ton well casing was estimated turned in their proceeds Entry was gained by assisted in the investiga- Wilson said the person pickup. The lumber was 12 at $700. collected a total of $4,854, breaking a rear window. tion. was asked to take a lie de- 8-foot lengths of walnut. including about $2,000 Roland Pakonen re- raised from local busines- ported to Cass City police Sunday that 6-8 Christmas ses. Snowmobilers Can Glide on 170 Michigan -Trails trees that belonged to the Corporate gifts totaled Gavel 'Club were stolen $3,250.. from behind Albee's True Hills and Dales General Value Home Center. They Hospital staff and were valued at $9.50 each employees have contri- and were taken since Nov. buted a total of $3,126, to 12. again be the largest source Village police will ask the of contributions. prosecutor's office to issue Walbro Corp. employees a warrant charging a 20- came next with $2,411, fol- year-old Ubly man proba- lowed by General Cable, bly with larceny from a $2,018, which includes $100 motor vehicle after he was from the United Steelwor- observed st'ealing a pool kers union. cue from a car in the high OVER THE TOP -- Art Holmberg, Employees of United school parking lot. president of the Elkland-NoSesta Parcel Service, Armca, Old STATEPARKS The car and cue, valued Wood Drug and PiHsbury, 1 MCLAIN: near Calumet, 385 acres. United Way, painted in all of the at $8, belonged to Kathy which have payroll deduc- 2 TWIN LAKES: near Winona, open area, tion (as do the hospital, 165 acres. Peruski of 2184 Main Street, thermometer at Seeger and Main last Walbro and General 3 PORCUPINE MTS.: near Ontonagon. 35 Ubly. The theft was re- Thursday, this year's goal of $15,000 ' miles of trails. ported to police at 8: 19 p.m. Cable), donated a total of 4 LAKE GOGEBIC. near Marenisco. 345 having been reached and exceeded. acres. last Thursday. $1,074. .. 5 CRAIG LAKE: near Nestorla,, park roads only. 6 VAN RIPER- near Ishpeming, 1,025 acres. 7 WELLS: near Cedar River, 875 acres. 8 FAYETTE: near Garden, 200 acres. 9 INDIAN LAKE: near Manistique. 375 acres. 10 MUSKALLONGE LAKE: near Deer park, 125 acres. 11 TAHQUAMENON FALLS: near Para- dise, 14.9acres. Groomed trail. 12 STRAITS: near St lgnace, 181 acres.
13 BRIMLEY: 45 acres I ' 14 WILDERNESS: near Mackinaw City. 15 4 milos of trails 15 CHEBOYGAN: 917 acres. 16 ONAAAY: one trail. 17 PETOSKEY: l.mile trail 18 BURT LAKE: near Indian River, 80 acres, one trail. 19 HOEFT: near Rogels City, 224 acres. 20 FISHERMAN'S ISLAND: near Charle- voix, 2,278 acres 21 CLEAR LAKE: near Atlanta. 289 acres. 22 NEGWEGON: near Ossineke. 1,694 acres. 23 OTSEGO LAKE: near Gayiord, park roads only. 24 INTERLOCHEN: near Traverse City, trail corridor. 25 HARTWICK PINES: near Grayling, 4,018 acres. 26 ORCHARD BEACH: near Manistee. 140 acres. 27 MITCHELL, near Cadlllac, trall corridor. 28 NORTH HlGGlNS LAKE, near Roscom- mon. 388 acres. 29 SOUTH HlGGlNS LAKE near Roscom- mon, trail corridor. 30 RIFLE RIVER: near Rose City. 4,318 acres. 31 LUDINGTON- 7 miles of trails. 32 SILVER LAKE: near Harl,-700 acres. 33 NEWAYGO. 237 acres. 34 PINCONNING- 201 acres. 35 SLEEPER: near Caseville, 850 acres. 36 PORT CRESCENT: near Port Austin, 546 acres 37 MUSKEGON: 400 acres. 38 DUCK LAKE.' near Muskegon, 581 acres. 39 YANKEE SPRINGS: near Mlddleville, 3,204 acres. h0 IONIA: 2.700 acres 41 SLEEPY HOLLOW: near Lansing. 2.m 66 LAURiUM.LAKE LINDEN. Mlshwablc 120 WLLUP UKE. Mackinac and Tahquams. interchange U.S.27 and CO.Rd. 104. Trail: acres State Forest: In laurlum and Lake Llnden. non.. State forestr: 2 ml. E. of Naublnwav 18 mi. 42 ORTONVILLE: 3.886 acres. Trall: 5 ml. on US2 to M-28.4 mi. S.dl Newtmy. Trali: 152 PRUDENVILLE, Houghton Lake State 43 HOLLY- near Pontiac, 1,870 acres. 87 CRYSTAL FALISBATES JCT., Iron Range ~ml.I Forest:2 mi. W. of Prudenville on M.55, '/a 14 SEVEN LAKES near Holly, 1,375 acres. , State Fmst: 2 mi. NW of Crystal Falla off 121 CARP RIVER, Mackinac Stute Forest: 3 mi. S. Trail: 25 mi. 45 METAMORA HADLEY. near Metamora, U.S.-141. Trall: 18 mi. mi. NE of Breml on Wwth Rd. lo 2 mi. SW 153 OGEMAW HILLS,ogemaw State Forest:3 630 actes. 88 L'ANSE.ALSTON.SIDNAW. Ottawa Na. of Trout Lake. frall: 16 mi. mi. E. of St. Helen on hver Lake Ad. 46 LAKEPSRT: near Port Huron, 200 acres tbnal Forest:at L'Anae, Aiston or Sldnaw. 122 REXTON, Macklnac State Forest: at Trail: 13 mi. 47 ALGOt, 4C. 750 acres. Trall: 51 mi. Rexlon. Trail: 28 ml. 154 ROSE CITYCLEAR LAKE. Ogemaw State 48 BALD iOUNfAIN: near Pontiac. 2.800 89 PALMER, Mlchlgamme State Forest: 4 mi. 123 SOORACO, Munuacong State Forest: Forest: 3'/1 mi. W. of Rosa City. Trail: 50 acres. ~, NE of Palmer on M.35. Trall: 7 ml. Sheman Park, 1 ml. E. of Sault Ste. Marie. mi. 49 ROCHESTER-UTlCA: near Utlca. 400 80 KELSbCRYSTAL FALLS, Iron Range Trail: 21 mi. 156 SEVEN-MILE-HILL. [hccda Slate Forest: DR€AM CART CAN COM€ TRU€ acres. State Forest: at KeIso Jct. Trail: 6 rnl. 124 CASYLE ROCK, Macklnac State Forest: 4 5% mi. W. of Oeccda on River Rd.,2 mi. N. 50VAM BUREN near South Haven, 250 91 SILVER LAKE-FLOODWOOD, Ford ml. N. of St. lgnace off 1-75. trall: 18 mi. to Bissonette Rd.. 1 mi. W. Trall: 20 mi. acres River State Forest: 5 mi. N. 01 Channing 125 CEDARVILLE, Munuxong State Forest: 158 STRATFORDGRASS LAKE, Missaukee If you are thinking about buying 51 FORT CUSTER. near Battle Creek, 1,337 on M-95. Trail: 40 ml. 1% mi. N. of Cedarville on M.128. Troll: 26 and Kalkaska State forests: 1'/I mi. E. of acres 92 CHARLEY LAKES, Ford Rlver State ml. Moorestown.,l mi. NE. TraII: 13 mi. 52 LAKE HUDSON: near Hudson, 2,650 Forest: 6 mi. NE of Ralph. Trail: 6 mi. 126 CHEBOYGAN-BUCK MOUNTAIN. Black 157 LINCOLN HILLS, Pere Marquette State a new car or pickup, there may acres EI~LORETTO-FELCH, Ford River 'State Lake State Forest: 3% ml. E. of My- and Manlatee National forests: 15% mi. N. 53 PONTIAC LAKE. near Pontiac. 3.500 Forest: 1% ml. E. of Waucedah off US-2 gan. Trail: 45 mi. of Baldwin on M-37, E. of Kaderabsk's gas n,ever be a better time. acres or 2% mi. S.of Poster City. TraiL 25 mi. 127 INDIAN RIVER, Hardwood State Forest: station. Trail: 24 mi. 54 HIGHLAND, near New, Hudson. 3.W 94ONOTA-WATHAM, 2 mi. E of Chat; 2% mi. W. of Indian Rlwon Ma.Trall: 21 158 LlTlgMANISTEE. Pere Marquette State acres. ham off M-W. Trail: 10 mi. ml. ,Forest: 4% mi. N. of Baldwln on M-37, '/a ;5 DODGE PARK NO 4: near Pontiac, 130 95 CHATHAMSHINGLETON, at Shingle, 128 WOLVERINE, Hardwood State Forest: 2 rnl. E. Trail: 45 mi. acres ton. Trgil: 28 mi. mi. W., !/I mi. S.of Woivwlne to Peet Rd. 159 TIN CUP, Pere Marquette State Forest: 5 56 BRIGHTON: acres. 3,820 86 SHINGLETONGRAND MARAIS, at Trall: 17 ml. mi. N.W. of Ninana. trail: 19 ml. 57 PROUD LAKE- near Milford, 2,200 Shingleton and Grand Marais. Trail, 120 JORDAN VALLEY, 8 mi. S. of Boyne Falls 18oOLD SHEEP RANCH, Chippswa River acres. 34 mi on US. 131. Trail: 13 mi. State Forest: 1 mi. N., 3 mi W. of Evart on Che*micalBank Cass City 58 ISLAND LAKE near Brighton. 3,100 97 GRAND MARAISPINE STUMP JCT.. at 130 CHANDLER HILL, Jordan River State Twln Creek Rd. Trail: 25 mi. acres Grand Marals or Pine Stump Jct. Trail: Forest: 5 ml. W. of byne Falls on Co.Rd. 161 FUR FARM, Chippewa River and MIS. 59 PINCKNEY: near Gregory. 5,500 acres. 25 mi. 626,2 ml. N. on Slashing Rd., $14 ml. W. on saukee State foresl: at Harrison Air. 60 WATERLOO: 11,OW acres. 98 PINE STUMP JCT..PARADISE, at Pine Chandler Rd Trail: 34 mi. port. Trall: 50 mi. ,. 61 $AMBRIDGE- near Cambridge Junc. Stump Jct. or Paradise. Trall: 36 mi. 131 NORTH BRANCH, Otqo Slate Forest: 162 MOLASSES RIVER, Tittabawassee tion. 120 acres 98 SENEY,'at Seney. Trall: 48 mi. 7% mi. S of Gaylord on Old US-27,8 mi. E. Rlver State Forest: 7 mi. E. of Gladwin 62 HAYES near Clinton. 400 acres. is Annual Percentage loo, LITTLE LAKE. Escanaba Rlver State on State Rd. Trail: 23 mi. on M-61. Trall: 35 mi. 63 Mdhroe, STERLING; near 525 acres. Foreat: In Gwinn and LMlo Lake. Trail: 5 mi. 132 AVERY HILLS, Thunder Bay Rlver State 163 CASEVILLE, at Caseville. Trall: 15 mi. 164 WEST MICHIGAN. at Deer Run Golf off e r ing Rate FinanCinQ 101 SAND PLAINS..- Michioamrne State Forest: Forest: 4% mi. S. of Atlanta on CO. Rd. SOUTHERN GAME AREAS off M.35 at New Swanzy. Trail: 21 ml. 487. 3 mi. W. on Avery L8ke Ad. Trail: 14 Course on Cascade Rd. S. of Lowell, ~4 ALLEGAN 5 mi NW of Allegan off 102 CHATHAM BRANCH, Bay de Noc State mi Yankee Springs Rec. Area, Alto or All& 118th Ave Trail 20 mi , connecting with Forest: 2 mi. E. of Chatham off M.94. 133 LAKEVIEWCHIPPEWA LAKE, at Lake gan. Trail: 142 mi. West Michigan Trail Trail: 6 mi. viw. Trail: 49 mi. 165 GULL LAKE, at Augusta. Trail: 15 ml. 65 BARRY 9 mi W of Haslings off Yankee 103 FELCH GRADE, Bay de Noc, Menominee 134 BRUSH CREEK. Thunder Bay River State 166 CHAIN-0-MKES. at Quincy. Trall: 28 mi. Springs Rd Trail 6 mi Forest: 2 mi. N. of Atlanta on M.33, 'h mi. No Gimmicks - No Extra Charges and Ford River State forests: at Felch. Trail: 44 mi. E. on Voyer Rd. Trall: 30 mi. STATE FORESTS 101 PIPELINE, Sturgeon River State Forest: 1 135 WEANA COUNTY, 1% mi. E. of, Rothbury NATIONAL FORESTS ,Just 115% Annual Percentage Rate to Qualified Buyers 86 IRONWOOD, at IronWood. Trail: 42 mi. mi, S.of Ralph on CO.Rd. 581. Trail: 17 mi. on McKinley Rd. Trail: 42 ml. 167 OTTAWA, 200 miles of marked, groomed 67 BESSEMER, at Bessemer. Trail: 53 mi 105 SKUNK CREEK, Sturgeon River State 136 DEVIL'S UKE, Alwna State Forest: 4 ml. trails Obtah maps and regulations at 68 BERGLAND-BRUCE CROSSING. at Forest: 2% mi. N. of FeIch on Co Rd S.of Alpena on Plper Rd. Trall: 27 mi. supervlsor's office In Ironwood or at Bergland and Bruce Crossing. Troll: 65 581, Trail: 23 mi. 137 PLATE RIVER, Betsie River State Forest: Ranger Dlstrict Offices In Bessemer, mi. 106 KiNROSS.PiCKFORD. at Kinross or 6'/1 mi. SE. of Honor on Clder Rd. 1% mi Bergland. iron River, Kenton. Onton rn 69 CAMP 9 TRAIL, 2 mi. W. of Connorville. Pickford Trail: 13 mi. E. of Co.Rd. W. Trail: 38 mi. agon and Watersmeet Compare Our Rate Trail: mi 107 LAKE ANTOINE, Sturgeon River Stale 138 MUSKEGON COUNTY, at Muskegon 2 le&HlAWATHA. Rapld River Distrlct (near 70 MARENISCO.PRESOUE ISLE, WIS., Iron Forest: 2 mi. E. of Waucedah at Beaver County Wastewater Plant and N. of Mon. If you can find a lower rate take it! Rapld Rlver), 2 trails, 18 diles, Manis - Range State Forest: in Marenisco. Trail: Petes Trail: 10 mi. tague on SA-31 near U.S. 31. Trail: 90 ml tlque District (at Manistique). 3 tralls 12 mi. lo8 OAUMMOND ISLAND. on Drummond 139 BElSlE RIVER, &I810 River State Forest: You will see what we mean when we say 19 mlles, Munising Distrlct (at Mun 71 RAMSEY-MARENISCO. at Marenisco. Island. Troll: 52 mi #tart at Beulah, Honor, Thompsonvllle or Ising), 3 trails, 48 miles. St lgnace Dl8 Trail: 33 mi 109 HOVC Grad SaMe State Fmt:15 mi. S. .Turtle Like. Trall: 38 mi. trict (near St Ignace), 1 trail, 20 miles. 12 ONTONAGON.MASS, at Ontonagon. of Munising on Hwy. 13, Trail: 6 mi. 140 BOARDMAN VALLEY, Fife Lake 4 Kal- "We Want To Be Your Bank" and So0 Diatrlct (at Sault Ste Marla). 3 Trail. 35 mi 110 N. HIAWATHA, Grand Sable State Forest: kaska State forests: starl at Mayfleld. Kal. tralls, 23 miles Obtain detailed maps at MARENISCO-BERGLAND.at Marenisco. at Shingleton. Trail: 48 mi. kaska. Wslton Jct., Traverse City 250 or 73 supervlsor's office in Escanaba or Dis Trail: 24 mi. 11 1 SUNRISE, Grand Sable State Forest: 1 Fife Lake Trall: 81 mi. trlct offices In above cities 74 ATLANTIC.REORiDGE. '/*.mi. W. of At. mi N. of Shingleton on CO. Rd. H15. 141 BEAR LAKE SWR, Betsie River State Trall: 40 mi " Thompaonville*Trail l6 mi lantic Trail 8 mi. 169 MANISTEE. at Baldwin. 4 trails from 10 .LL 112 HAYWIRE. Manist!qque Rimy Slate ForeJt: 5 142 BLUE BEAR, KalLaska State Forest 11 mi 75 BERGLAND-PORCUPINEMT, 1 mi. N. to 25 miles long At Caberfae Area of Bergland Trail. 18 mi. mi. N. of Manistiqua on Ma.Trail: 21 mi. E of Kalkaaka on M-72 Trail 45 mi 76 BILL NICHOLS. Mishwabic State Forest: ria GRAND MARAIS. Lake Superior State CHEMICAL 6ANKS at Mass. Trail: 40 mi. Forest: 24 mi. N. of Newberry on Co. Rd. ..a ..a -3 south to Lincoln HI118 state trail. 30 miles 77 PORCUPINE MT.. Porcupine Mtns St. 407. Trail: 17 mi. LO mi CMMICAL EANK ANP CHEMICAL BANK Pk. Trail: mi. 114 PINE STUMP.TAHOUAMENON FALLS, 144 GRAYLING LOVELLS, Au Sable State east Io 25 mi'es Io TEIUBT COMPANV, MIDLANO OLADWIN COUNN 29 mi of Grryling on old 27 Manlatee, Udell Hill 4 miles west of 78 STATE LINE-WATERSMEET.BRUCE Lake Superior State Forest: 20 mi. N. of Wellston off M 55, 15 miles Newaygo CROSSING, at Bruce Crossing Trail: 80 Newberry on Co. Ad. 40f. Trail: 32 mi. frall 63 mi mi. 145 SKYLINE, Au Sable State Forest 6% mi near White 'Ity '115 WLLARVILLE DAM. Tahqu&wnon River Park, 80 mlles, Oceane Creek near d MISERY BAY, MishwaMc State Forest: 2% State Forest: links Newberry whh trslls to S of Grayllng. 1 mi E Trall 25 ml mi. N of Winona along M-2B. Trail: 14 mi Grand Marais and Tahquamenon Falls 146 GlADWlN REFUGE, Tittabawassm River P'nes Point Campground miles 80 ALSTON-WINONA. Mishwabic State Trail 18 mi, State Forest 1% ml N of Meredith Trail lANK .* ~~~~a~~~fa~~u~~~s~r.:~f~~~ CHEMICAL BANK CLARE MONTCALM Forest, at Don.ken Trail: 30 mi. 116 NEWBERRYUPPER TAHOUAMENON 81 SILVER LAKE-WEST BRANCH CAMP, 5 FALLS, Lake Suprior and Tahquamenon mi. N . of Channing on M.95- Trall: State forests: Charcoal Grade. 1 mi. N. of We wrnt to be your bank. 19 mi. Newberry, or Tahquam Falls State 82 NEGAUNEE. 2 mi S. of Marquette on park Trail: 25 mi. M-21and at Negaunee Trail: 40 mi. 148 ROLL TRI, Osccda State Forest '14 mi E 170 HURON, Harrisville. tdo trails from 10 117 McMILUN, Tahquamenon River State 83 NEGAUNEE-MICHIGAMMEREPUBLIC, of Lovells on Lovells Rd Trall 25 mi to 20 miles long, Oscoda. 26mile long Qffer pertains to new Forest:3 mi. S. 01 McMlllan on W 42e. at Negaunee. Michipamme or Repuglic. Co. 149 MUSKRAT LAKE, Oscoda State Forest 5 trail, Huron, 100 miles iiniing Oscoda. Trail: 13 mi. Trail. 46 mi mi N of Mio on M 33 to Co Rd 608.4'/1 Hale, South Branch, Sand Lake and 1983 and 1984 autos and pickups. &I MARQUETTE-BIG BAY, 4 mi. NW of 118 PARADISE.RAC0. Lake Superior and mi W, 1 mi N Trail 25 mi East Tawas (maps at Oscoda.Au Sable Marquette at Forsstvllle, also at Big Bay. Munuscong State lorests. at Paradise or 150 NORTH HlGGlNS LAKE, Au Sable State or Tawas chambers of commerce Or at Trail: 37 mi. Raco Trail 35 mi Forest 1 mi E of N Hlggins Lake 1.75 exit Ranger Distrlct Offices). 200 mlles of 85 KEWEENAW. Mishwabic State Forest: '11 119 PARADISE.URPER TAHQUAMENON Trail 8 mi unplowed forest roads, Mio. Oscoda mi. SE of Lsurium, also in Copper Harbor. FALLS, Lake SuperiorStale Porsst: 1 mi 151 WEST HIOGINS LAKE, Houghton Lake County Trail. 90 miles. (maps available ' Trail: 50 mi. W. 01 Paradise on 44.123. frail: 14 mi. and Au Sable Slate lorests % ml W of at Mio Chamber of Commerce) I I * $1: CAS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGEFOUR : CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23.1983
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a Members New York Stock Exchange, Inc. and other principal exchanges. I Phone Gen Kehoe 665-2221 I I JEFFERY M. REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVE Mr. and Mrs. Dou Com- Genevieve Allen. and Mrs. Keith Gosh and ment and Mr. anf Mrs. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Pat Goslin. 335 S. Main St., Frankenmuth Eugene Comment met Mr* guests of Mrs. Maude The Jim Mosacks of Flint Local: 517-652-3251 Toll Free: 1-800-292-0255 and ’Mrs. Raymond Corn- Sarosky, who has been on were overnight guests of ment of Rochester for din- the sick list, were Mae Val- Mrs. Millie Mosack Friday. ner ,in Frankenmuth last eck, Margaret Hellebuyck, Mrs. Mosack returned to Tuesday. and Frieda DeCoe, all of Flint with them Saturday Tony Mosack of Mentor- Rt?ese. To celebrate Mrs. to spend the Thanksgiving on-the-Lake, Ohio, was an Helle bu yck ’s birthday , the holiday. Professional and Business overnight guest of his Weatherhead of hostess served ice cream Brook q mother, Mrs. A.J. Mosack, and cake and the evening Flushing spent last week last Wednesda . They had was spent visiting and play- with her grandparents, Mr. dinner at the Zharrnont in ing cards. and Mrs. Murl LaFave of Cass City and called at the IW.C. Hunter and Mr . and Owendale. DIRECTORY .: Gerry Kerbyson home Mrs. Harry Kehoe were cal- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond where they were enter- lers last Tuesday of Mr.and Rabideau were overnight tained by Paul Kerbyson Mrs. Delos Wood of Toledo, guests last Tuesday of their with selections on the piano Ohio. Mr. Hunter spent the daughter and son-in-law, in his music studio. remainder of the week with Mr. and Mrs. C.A.Marecki Mrs. Jackie Goodell and the Woods. of Rochester. Allen WitherSpoon Mrs. Ciel Zuraw spent the Mrs. Harriet Kuhr spent hank Bliss, visiting Bemhardt & Co., P.C New England Life day last Tuesday in Bay Thhrsday and Friday in from California in the area, WOMAN OF THE YEAR of the Cass City Business and Certified Public Accountant5 NEL Growth Fund ‘ Oary Andlrson, CPA 673-3137 , 1 City, Mrs. Goodell, at the Saginaw with her family was a Thursday afternoon - NEL IncomeEquity Fund Fund Professional Women’s Club was Martha Putnam (third Rob.rt Tu&k.y. CPA 072-3730 home of her daughter, the while Deacon Kuhr at- caller at the home of Mr. Money Market Series left), who received the honor from (from left) Nina Jem B.mhardt. CPA - 673-3137 Robert Beauchamps, and tended sessions at St. and Mrs. Eugene Com- from 715 E. Frank St., Caro, Mi. Phone 872-2321 Mrs. Zuraw with Mrs. Mary’s Cathedral on ment. Davis, Gerry Fisher and Marilyn Ertman, who formed the and 4615 Oak Cass City., changes in canon law. All Miss Shelley Seurynck of committee to determine who would be honored. 6261 Church St. riests, deacons and some Huntin ton Woods spent Cass City, Mi. . Ask for Pay ministers of the Diocese the w-5 end with her pa- Phone 872-4688 attended the meetings with rents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo sessions from 9 to Thurs- Seurynck. IPvt. Bentley 1 5 Club names Dr. W. S. Selby . , day and 9 to 12 Friday and Mrs. Mamie Russell and Ray Armstead Jr. Optometrist : a luncheon each day. Mrs. Elva Pitcher of Union- /finishes Certified public Accountant ~rmy1 I I Hours. 0-5 except Thursday , Bishop Kenneth Untener of ville, Mrs. Agatha LaFave 8-12noononSaturday , , O NATIONAL ARTCRAM’S Saginaw was the main of Owendale and Mrs. Ila woman of year 4624 Hill St. speaker with Monsignor Seurynck attended a dinner Across from Hills and Dales Hospital Mhe roar ocleetioa with Forbes and Father Gairtt. theater performance of P Phone 172-3404 ’ ’ complete confidence et After mass in memory of “Oliver” at the Westgate The Cass City Business Elepentary School in Caro you arc chooring from a deceased family members Theater in Toledo, Ohio, and Professional Women’s and has also taught first S. and Jerry E. Bentley of beof tbt htatquality and last Sunday at St. Michael’s last Tuesday evening with Club last Wednesday hon- and second grades in Cass Owendale, has completed Bgndrey, Brining, corneetneeo of form. Church, Port Austin, guests the Elmwood Extension ored Martha Putnam, a City. the basic field artillery can- Sweeney and of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Group. member, with its woman Her sister, Ruth Dorman noneer course under the UI Nartker, P.C. Come in and Lct dt Goebel were Mr. and Mrs. Word was received by re- of the year award. of Snover, came to honor one station unit training Harold T. Donahue you in your wddiag phr. Lee Wood of Essexville, latives that Earl Ward of Mrs. Putnam has held the her and told the group’an (OSUT) program at Fort Certified PUbk Accountants M.D. 1 Bendrey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ver- Flint has suffered a stroke. offices of treasurer, second interesting and, amusing Sill, Okla. Gary E. CPA Physician & Surgeon ’ ’ was Douglas P. Brining, CPA The Cam City meersch of Unionville, Dinner guests of Mr. and vice-president and story about Mrs. Putnam’s During the course, stu- Clinic president in 1974-76. She dents were taught the Harold 0. Sweeney, CPA Mrs. Jane Rhodes of War- Mrs. Harry Kehoe Satur- growing-up years. 4674 Hill Street, Cass City ren, Mrs. Mary Ann Beebe day were Mr. and Mrs. served as district director She also has ,a brother duties of a howitzer or gun Joseph H. Nartker, CPA Chronicle OUim in 1977-1978 and at the pre- section crewman. They 8451 Main St., cas8 City 872-2323 Res,872-2311 Phone 872-2010 of Mt. Clemens, Mr. and Eugene Commenl and Mrs, Fred, and a sister, Char- I Mrs. Leo Seurynck, Mr. Gerry Carolan. sent time is the club’s first lntto Dr. J. Geisfs[nger Chiropractor . NORTHEASTERN FOOT CLINICS sives, Mon,, Tues.,Thurs., Fri. Or. 1. 1. Scharffe Dr. R. R. Wright OSUT is a program that 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Put. Purvis finishqs vehicle class combines basic training Gould Accounting Sat., 9-32 a.m. with advanced individual And Tax Senrice “PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OF THE FOOT” 21 N. Almer, Caro. Mi&. Pvt. David Purvis, son training. 624 S. Hooper St., Car0 R. dents received training in’ Phone 517-673-2656 Across from IGA Store Announce the Opening of A of Robert L. and Shirley E. the operation rnainte- He is a 1983 graduate of and Complete accounting systems Phone Caro 673-4484 Purvis of 1665 Froede Road, nance of light military veh- Unionville-Sebewaing High year around with personal c New Pod iat ry CI in ic Deford, has completed a icles. Instruction is also School. attentlon. I Sandra R. Gould motor transport operator +SarahJ. Smith ! given in the transportation Robert A. Genovese HILLS AND DALES MEDICAL ‘CLINIC course at the U.S. Army of personnel, equipment The highest tides in the 4672 Hill Street Cass city Training Center, Fort world are found in the Bay M.D. and supplies. of Fundy, which ,separates For Appointment Call 1-800-322=5036 Leonard Wood, Mo. He is a 1983 graduate of @err@ Medicine & Diagnosisv’’ New Brunswic from Nova OfflceAauhGeneral Hours By Appointment Practice ’ During the course, stu- . Cass City High School. Scotia, in Canat a. Schairer, PC Phone 872-5438 4672 Hill St., -__Cass City , 1 1 I- Richard A. Hall, D.O. Osteopathlc Physician I Walter G. Weinlander, CPA Stewart J. Reid, CPA 6545 Church Street Robert L. Hennessey, CPA Cass City’, Michigan ’ to Phone Toll Free ha.ve ice .I much Home 1-800-624-24OO 872-4725 872-47v Koegel’s Skinless I db A Isterabadi, M.D., FRCS 4674 ill Street be thankful for Counseling fl Cass City, Michigan 40726 Hot Dogs Jigeon,General & Thoracic: ...... 4 Her sons-in-law are 00 YOU HAVE’A Outpatient Clinic Martha Blehm has some- Hills & Dales Hospital Koegel’s thing to &e thankful for on Daryl LaPeer (married to DRIN KING PROBLEM? Each Wednesday Becky), Loring Air Force ALCOHOLICS ANONYM01 Thanksgwing ; 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. 8 Base, Maine, and Robert AND AL-ANON She has two sons and two Every Friday Ewenrng .8:00 p.m Boiled Ham...... Barnes (married to HoonGeneral K. Jeung, Surgery M.0. * -“4 sons-in-law in the military, Hotel Ranch (Thick Sliced) Joanna), who is assigned to GooQ Shepherd Lutheran Churcl but none has been in J+eba- Cass City 9a m .5p rn Daily non or Grenada. “Don’t you a nuclear submarine whose Saturday 9 to 12 noon home port is Charleston, Office Hours by Appoinlr lent Bacon m’m think that’s something to . .. S.C. 6230 Hospibl Drivs , be thankful for?,” she said. Her sons, both single, are Even though her sons and Cass City, Mich. 4€ 726 a Robert Goodall, with the sons-in-law weren’t in hone 872-4611 Hoqg$72-31$ Navy Seabees in Spain, and either trouble spot, Mrs. Ir. E. Paul Lockwood Dutch loaf. . Blehm was still worried . Timothy Goodall, stalioned that one might be assigned Chiropractic Physician Mild Colby longhorn at Otis Air Force Base, Iffice Hours Mon , Tues ,Wet , Fri , Mass. there without her knowing. 9.12 nOOn qnd 1 30-500 p n . “It’s an awful feeling, you Saturday 9.12 a m Cheese. a I, youhave don’t one knowson in for Spain sure.” but Closed All Day Thursday . hid D.D.S. PhOM 872-2765 COS0 Cily E. w, WbM, D.D.S. for Appolnlrnent She is also “tha@ful for .11.1#16C. Hrrtkel, D.D.S. my other kids.” They are sangObstetrics H. 8Park, Gynecology M.D=:, Philip Goodall, Kalamazoo, 429Ddp N.M State Shtbck, St:, D.D.S.Caro Jeanne Goodall, (Specialist In all women’s . Ph. 673-3838 problems4672 Hill and delivery.)Street Kalamazoo, and Kathy Cornplate Dental C4re Facility ‘.. Suzor ,Pontiac. She also has Now Sowing Tuscola County Arer Weekend Emergency Office Phone 872-2800 12 grandchildren and three Office Hours by Appointment :’ McDonald step-grandchildren. Phone Sag inaw 799-6220 Home Phone 872-3705, I Lastly, said Mrs. Blehm, “1 guess we should be CARO FAMILY ‘thankful we live in N. Y. Yon M.D. ”
America, where we can be I DENTAL CENTEl PhysicianI & 5urgeoP; grateful for many things.” Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. Mrs. Blehm, who works Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D, Office Hours: 5 when needed at Bigelow’s Assoc. Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.mf Hardware, and her hus- 204 W. Sherman, Caro Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. .I McDonald band, Harold. live in Gagetown. Mon., Wed. - 8:00-4:30 6232 Hospital Dr., Cass Cit$ lues. - 8:W6:00 Res. 872-4257 Thurs.-Fri...... - 8,w3& Off ice 872-4733 ,.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~~:.:.~~:.:.~;.~:.:.:*~~.~~~::~:~~~~:~:~~~~~~~~~:::~:::~~:~~~~::~:::::~::...... Ct...... I Sa turda by Appointment :: Phone 673-2939 _-- Emergency 872-2443 p v & time forgiving thanks Jim MacTavish, MA.: Dr. Timothy Straighl Licensed teacher Penn Gtch For the privilege of living and working in this community... For (Stems & Pieces) Dr. R. Paul Chappel available for tutoring; wonderful friends and peighbors . .For serving your insurance Mushrooms -mmeee Mon thruDentists Fri 8:00-6ttO p m Grades 2-6. Prefer * 53* needs May you all enjoy a safe and happy Holiday weekend sessions. Phone 872-3870 Call: Ernest A. Teichman Jr. Call 872-3084. TacoLawry’s Kits...... 89; 6240 Hill St., Cass City 1 Sunny Delight 6529 Main St., Cass City, Mich. Phone 872.3388 99: w Orange Juice Like a good nerghbor. Sfafe Farm IS fhere .. . CompanionAnimalHospital *,i 1 64 oz. I MM ED1 AT E c NON=EMERGENCY 4438 S. Seeger St. HEALTH * CARE Cass Cify - Phone 872.225% Rod Ellis, D.V.M. $25 Fee Carol QalkaeEllls, D.V.M. ;
Including physiclan’s fee and c clinic room. No Appointment Necessal Edward Scollon, D.V.M.1a- I ~ Mr. Kellv’s Market Veterinarian 2:30-8:306-8:30pp.m. m. FridaysSaturdays PACKAGE LIQUOR- I BEER-WINE T.0 GO Call for Appointment for L* 6473 Lincoln Street - Gagetown - Phone 665-2521 moo am .8:30 p.m. Sunday Small Animals ; HILLS AND DALE5 Phone 872-2935 r Open 7 days a week - 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. HOSPITAL 4849 N Seeger St , Cass City I I
I”*,CAS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1983 PAGE FIVE Pedaling Around Thumb job training Playboy consortium soon farmers, to start programs The new Thumb Partner- DevelopmentPichla said the CommiSsions Economic By Mike Eliasohn ship in Training Consor- tium is officially in busi- of the four counties have all .* - ness, but it will be a few applied for a portion of the I grew up in Lansing, The idea behind putting weeks yet before it starts funds, partly to hire a per- which J always considered one in Lansing is that in enrolling persons in the new son to work on economic a middle sized city. smaller cities, they might federal Job Training development, and the The major employers, 1 still be considered a little Partnership Act (JTPA) Human Development Com- always figured, were Old- “daring,” so might be more programs. mission has applied for mobile and state govern- successful than in the big Director Marvin Pichla funds for an area-wide ment. metropolises. said the last agreement program. Obviously, I misscd In addition to a change in needed to make the TPTC something, because the location, Playboy is also official, signed by the chief Who gets the money and Qther day I learned, “Lans- making an effort to attract elected officials of Tuscola, how much will be decided ing is a small agricultural more women customers to Huron, Sanilac and Lapecr within a couple of weeks, ; community,of 100,000.” their clubs, and they don’t Counties, and representa- according to Pichla, and .+ have to be in their 20s and tives of the consortium’s will be decided jointly by - That surprised me, be- competition for Bo Derek. Private Industry Council, the Private Industry Coun- cause the only elevators I One lady customer shown was given to the state de- cil, the county Boards of know in Lansing aTe in on Vito’s report was proba- partment that runs the fed- Commissioners and the buildings and carry per- bly in her 50s, had to be eral program in Michigan TPTC joint executive uom- sons from one floor to somebody’s mother, and Nov. 14. mittee. another. About the only thought the bunny waitres- The four counties’ Boards places one sees the word ses in their skimpy outfits of Commissioners earlier EMT seminar “farm” are on offices and looked “cute” (or maybe all approved their partici- they have “state” in front “adorable.” 1 forget.) pationin the program. of it. ’ Saturday at The Lansing Playboy Submission of the final c It was Robert Vito who Club is in a hotel on the agreement means the con- gescribed Lansing as a outer fringe of the Lansing sortium now has authority Hills & Dales “small agricultural com- area. It is not within the to start spending money. It St. Mary’s Hospital of munity of 100,OoO.” Last I city limits. I wouldn’t be will be receiving about $1.5 knew, he was working as a Saginaw will be offering a surprised if there is a corn million in federal funds by conference in Cas City reporter for a Detroit tele- field within a mile of the June 30 of next year. Saturday for emergency vision station, so I suppose place, so maybe when Vito Pichla said Friday he will tq him, any city under medical technicians. was exiting 1-96 to get to the start interviewing applic- The conference will be 100,OOO is small. club, a short distance away, ants for the consortium’s 15 The report he made con- given free of charge he saw a combine in the dis- administrative positions through a grant from the eerned the Playboy Club in tance, so figured, “Lansing this week and hoped to have Society of Michigan Lansing and was broadcast must be a farm town.” them hired by the end of Nov. 13 by WJRT, the Flint Emergency Medical Ser- I know where the Playboy next week “if all goes well .” vices - IntructorKoordi- television station. Club is because my 20-year There will be three per- nators and the Michigan ’The club has been in high school class reunion sons working in each of the Department of Public Lansing for a year or two. this past summer was in four county offices, plus What makes it somewhat Health. the same hotel. One of my three and Pichla at the Topics will be common unique and therefore good friends from high main office in Marlette. worthy of television news errors in emergency medi- a school, who now teaches in The jobs will pay from cal care, shock and its care, report (I also read a news- Lansing, is a “key holder” THANKSGIVING DELIGHT These turkeys will be around to enjoy Thanks- $10,500 to $19,000 annually. paper article about it sev- -- and patient assessment. or whatever they’re called Pichla said he received Ongoing Education credit eral months ago) is that it at the club, and periodically giving, not be someone’s enjoyment. The tom, with raised tail feathers, and more than 100 applications. an experiment by has been gpplied for from ‘4 left the reunion to go there. three hens are used for breeding by Paul Woodward (shown) and his brothers, Once the staff is hired, the Michigan Department Playboy to see if its clubs Some other males at the they can start placing per- dill be successful in smal- Rusty, Bobby and Ronnie, who help their father, Robert, to raise a variety of of Public Health. reunion also went to the sons in the two JTPA pro- The seminar will begin at ler cities. club, which Iguess lets non- fowl. The Woodwards, who also operate a dairy farm, live on Severance Road. grams, on-the-job training $When Hugh Hefner 8:30 a.m. and conclude at key holders in for a cover and classroom training. He 4:30 p.m. For further infor- started them about 20 years charge. hoped that will start within ako, they were in big cities, mation, call St. Mary’s Hos- Channel 12 is somewhat Two hospitalized two to three weeks. pital Education Depart- iqcluding Detroit. fuzzy on my television, but In addition, $145,000 (of I ment at 776-8400. f Back then, they were con- I think I saw my friend sit- the $1.5 million) has been The conference will be at sidered somewhat risque. ting at the bar. At 5-foot4 I a a a 1 set aside for economic de- Hills and Dales General These days, however, and round in the middle, he velopment, Hospital. doesn’t fit the Playboy .‘bunny” waitresses in low- -. icut costumes are rather ho- image. injuries ‘severein early hum, at least in big cities, Maybe it all ties together. NEW ADMISSION SCHEDULE IN EFFECl ‘and hanging out in a As Hugh Hefner nears 60, STARTING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2! Playboy Club doesn’t earn he doesn’t look like the Adults Regular Admission...... $3.0( a bachelor the reputation of Playboy image either. He looks mdre like a dirty old Children (Under 12) ...... , ...... 1.2! being a “swinger” (old de- collision Monday and.Tuesday 2 Admitted for man. Sunday head-on . . . 3.0( .finition). M . .. For those reasons, the Vito in his report kept re- Sundav 2:30 till 6:OO Adults...... 1.51 ferring to Playboy wanting Playboy Clubs have been A head-on collision early Nancy J. Mellendorf, 24, City, when northbound on Axe Road, at 2:30 p.m. last falling by the wayside. De- to build clubs in “rural” Sunday north of Cass City of 6477 N. Dodge Road, Cass Cemetery Road, north of Thursday. troit hasn’t had one in y.ears areas, such as Lansing. I sent two Cass City residents City, was ticketed by de- Kelly Road, at 6:16 p.m. and as I recall from Vito’s can’t conceive of my home to the hospital. puties on a charge of failure lakt Thursday. UPDATE report, whereas there used town as a rural area, nor Kirk L. Michael, 22, of to yield after a 2 p.m. acci- Sonja G. Zook, 28, of San- to be 24 of them across the can I picture Hugh Hefner 4606 N. Seeger Street, was dent Nov.14. dusky, when southbound on Two Cass City men in- country, now there are only on a tractor. reported in fair condition They reported she was Cemetery, south of Kelly, jured in a Nov. 12 collision Sunday -- 2:30 till 6:OO Adults ... $1.50 about eight. Carrots, anyone? Tuesday afternoon at Hills backing out of a arking at 5:45 p.m. that day. west of town remained hos- and Dales General Hospi- plaee on Lincoln &eet In Ivan T. Thane, 20, of East pitalized Monday. Donald THANKSGIVING FILM FEAST!! tal. Lynn D. Zawilinski, 25, Gagetown, south of State D. Herne, 24, was in serious Tawas, when southbound ast times for one ofthe big hits of 1983. of 6353 Wilsie Road, was’ Street, and backed into a on Lamton Road, south of condition at St. Mary’s Hos- transferred from there to pital in Saginaw. Edwin S. Ublr teacher and 1 southbound auto driven by Gilford Road, at 9 a.m. Nov. oors open at 4:30 Thanksgiving Day. “Annie” St. Mary’s Hospital in Keith R: Frappart, 24, 6f 15. Karr, 56, was in fair condi- t 450 “Never Say Never” shown at 7:lO Saginaw, where she was re- tion at Saginaw General -- 4870 State. Kenneth J, Beck, 32, of nd 9:33. ported in serious condition 3468 Elm Street, Kingston, Hospital. Tuesday afternoon, when eastbound on Bevens wpils at workshop The accident took place Road, west of English ‘RI. thru THURL, NOV. 25 - DEC. 1 at 2:40 a.m. on Cemetery VEHICLE-DEER No settlement I Road, at 7 p.m. Nov. 14. Wday and Saturday Feature at 7:40 and 9:41 Ubly High School English rector of the master of fine Road, north of Milligan Caro state police re- Road. Michael told sheriff’s The following vehicle- ;unday Feature at. 5:23 - 7:19 - 9:15 teacher Nancy Elliott and arts program at the Univer- deer collisions were re- ported the following colli- in Owen-Gage two students, Arlene Glaza sity of Massachusetts and deputies he fell asleep. His sions : Aonday and Tuesday Feature at 7:28 and 9:24 southbound auto crossed ported by Cass City police: And Sharon Swartzen- author of seven volumes of Kyle W. Buschlen, 20, of Steven J. Bouverette, 25, teacher talks Ved. and Thurs. Feature Once Only at 8:lO truber, attended a creative poetry . the road onto the east shoul- of Caseville, when south- der, then veered into the 4423 Boepfgen Road, Cass writing teachers’ confer- Teachers and students City, when westbound on M- bound on M-53, north of Negotiato’rs for the Owen- ence sponsored by and con- northbound lane where it Mushroom Road, at 5:30 participated in workshops collided with the north- 81, west of Krapf Road, at dale-Gagetown School ducted at Interlochen Arts with both the guest lectur- 8:05 p.m. Sunday. p.m. Saturday. board and Tri-County Bar- Academy. bound auto driven by Ms. Danny Lee Cornell, 37, of ers and the Arts Academy Zawilinski. Michael E. Lowe, 25, of gaining Association met for All costs for the confer- creative writing staff, 6226 DeLong Road, Deford, Pontiac, at 6:15 p.m. Fri- about 1% hours Monday ence were funded by a The accident remains day when northbound on under investigation. when westbound on M-81, evening to discuss a new grant from the Kellogg Other teachers in atten- west of Greenland Road, at Phillips Road, south of Be- teacher contract. .?oundation. dance were from the follow- Cass City police ticketed vens. both drivers after a 3 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Friday. Supt. Ronald Erickson The conference, con- ing districts: Bullock Tiiscola County deputies Barry L. Smith. 30, of said he presented two prop- ducted Nov. 3-5 featured Creek, Traverse City, Van- accident last Wednesday. Vassar, when westbound on They reported Clayton J. reported the following : osals and the TCBA Alan Ziegler, a representa- dercook Lake, St. Joseph, Gary P. Gosh,23, of Un- Deckerville Road, east of negotiators gave him a tive from the Teachers’ and Northville, Big Bay de Noc, Diebel, 62, of Stein Road, Plain Road, at 6 p.m. that Elkton, was southbound on ionville, when westbound written response. Writers’ Coliaborative of L’Anse Cruise,. Hale, on Cass City Road, east of day. Bob Gengler, the TCBA’s New York and a well-known Grosse Pointe, East Lans- Sherman Street, failed to Daniel R. Lackowski, 25, yield at Garfield and col- Hurds Corner Road, at chief negotiator, said there pet and aothor, and Dr. ing, Lakeland, Sturgis, and of 4454 Harrison Road, was no progress and that R onald Junklins, former di- Pace Academy in Georgia. lided with the eastbound 12: 15 a.m. Saturday. auto of Kim T. Ra mond, Deborah Ann Walters, 19, Ubly, when westbound on another negotiating session 30, of 6139 DeLong Joad. of 4191 Maple Street, Cass Atwater Road, east of Bad will be scheduled. Diebel was ticketed on a charge of failure to yield I right of way. Raymond was I I ticketed on a charge of no I I proof of insurance. 1 THAN KSGlVlNG thru SUN DAY Village police reported I that at 7:38 p.m. Friday, I NOV.’24=25-26-27(4 DAYS) Barbara L. Spaid, 35, of LOOK! MATINEES- ONLY! Sorry, No “Bargain Nite” This Week. 6374 Sixth Street, was at- tempting to parallel park in Thanksgiving Day Thursday, Nov. 24th Thanksgiving.. , . . Only - I ...... 8:00 the alley behind Old/Wood Friday-Saturday-Sunday. & - Doors open at 4:30 “Annie” at 450 ...... 7:30 9:2Q Drug and her vehicle hit a :**********************d Helosl his job. She found a job. he’s parked car. Owner of the Now car was Robert L. Wood, no SATURDAY, NOVO 26th doing the house work. address listed. Open at 1:30 “Annie” at 2:00, All seats only $1 .OO At 11:35 a.m, last Wed- *********************** nesday, village police said, On Sunday “Annie”‘at 2:45 Sharp! Thomas J. Wallace, 16, of 4693 Seeger Street backed out of his driveway, north Spend an of Kennebec Drive, and backed into a southbound afternoon with ... delivery van driven by t- I Scott D. Hartel, 28, of 4651 Robinson Road. At 2:50 p.m. Nov. 15, ac- I D cording to Cass City police, I Bernice I. Sangster, 74, of i 3491 I N. Van Dyke Road, De- I cker, eastbound on Pine I Street, stopped at the stop ATTENTION PARENTS: Free Matinees for sign at Oak, failed to see an the children on Saturdays, December 340-17. auto in the rain northbound on Oak, pulled into the in- Sponsored by the Cass City Chamber of tersection and the vehicles Commerce and Retail Stores == Shop for collided, Christmas at ease, while the family is at Driver of the other auto was Joseph L. Krol, 18, of 4469 West Street. PAGE TWELVE CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1983 CAS CITY, MICHIGAk
Obituaries \ USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 10 words or less. $1.25 each (-Sales) NOBLE JUMP home in Gagetown until insertion; additional words 7 I General 1 moving to Cass City in 1947. cents each. Three weeks for WkW&WJW SALE - Fri- (Mewhandise) Noble Glenn Jump, 84, of Mosher, a retired Grand the price of two - cash rate. day at. 10 or call 872-3513. Cass City died Tuesday, Trunk Railroad employee, Save money by enclosing More items added - most LAY-A-WAY a Kirby for FOR SALE - Honda Moped FOR SALE - Automatic FARM TOYS - now aJaili Nov. 15, at Hills and was a member of the First cash with mail orders. Rates Items left Over have been Christmas, 90 days same as NC 50, 2% years old, runs garage door opener, nearly ble at Rabideau Farm for display want ad marked down. Freda Par- good, $250. 29-gallon fish new. Call 872-5395. 2-11-17-4 ^Ision. 2- 11 17-1 Dales General Hospital. Baptist Church of Cass on cash with approved credit. ------He was born Dec. 2,1898, City. application, rish, 4381 Brooker St. Kirby Co. of Bad Axe, 269- tank with accessories $30. 14-11-23-1 Phone 872-1029. 2-11-10-3 USA BUILDINGS - agricul- HAPPY BIRTHDhY in Woodburn, Ind., the son He is survived bv his 7562 Or 479-6543. 2-10-13-10 tural-commercial, full fac- Melva Guinther has finall: of James R. and Estella wife; two daughters,“Mrs. I Automotive 1 ------tory warranty, all steel - reached the Half Cent‘ur; t Applegate 1 Jump. Jerald (Betty) Winchester clear span, smallest build- mark of her life - Big’ 51 of Gagetown and Mrs. Con- FOR SALE - Mahogany Nov. 25. Signed, The Gob chest on chest, oak treadle 50? ing 30x40~10, largesf Jump married Carrie stance McAlpine of Cass FOR SALE - ’75 ChevY 1 ton 70x135~16.30, 40, 50, 60 ft. bler. 5-11-23-1 Calhoun Aug. 26, 1920, in City; two sons, Joel Mosher 12 ft. high cube. Good for sewing machine, cedar- HOW OLD? - -- - - ._ FOR SALE - TV 40-ft. tower chest, cider barrel, wringer widths in various lengths. CANDY FLAVORING- ol12 Bristol, Tenn. They made of Fayetteville, N.C., and flea market, camper Or Call 24 hours 1-800-482-4242 inmacy. stock. Call Coach 872-3613. Light Phar their home in Detroit until Frank E. Mosher Jr. of Bay wood truck, $1500-* 5102 with antenna, rotor,, washer, metal laundry tub, Extension 540. Must sell coming to the Cass City City; six grandchildren, Schwegler Road, 1 mile amplifier and cable. Call golden oak settee, golden cheap immediately, will de- area 34 years ago. and one great-grandchild, east and 1% north of Cass 872-4218after4:OO. 2-11-17-3 oak rocker. Call 872-4628. liver to building site. 2-io-27-8 Jump, a self-employed and two brothers, Clayton 1- 11-23-3 2-11-23-3 YES, FRIENDS, electrician, was a member Mosher of Warren and MELVA IS Joseph Mosher of Reese. FOR SALE - one-year-old REALLY 50. tanks here. 20 lbs., 30 lbs., of the Trinity United FOR SALE - 1973 Olds Cut- Methodist Church of Cass Two brothers, Ervin and CHECK YOUR affectionate watchdog to 100 lbs. Home deliverytoo, lass Supreme, southern good home. Call 872-3010. Grave Blankets of 100 lbs. Thumb Pawn;’815 City. Keith, preceded him in car. Call 872-5453 after 6:00 5-1 1-23-1 death, CHR~TMASLIST.. 2-11-23-3 3 sizes S. Hooper, Caro, phone 673- He is survived by his p.m. 1-11-17-3 . The deceased was taken - ~~- - 5997 1 2-9-29-tf wife; one son, Pastor ------_ from Little’s Funeral Home ~ __ Give a year’s subscription FOR SALE - 3/8ths inch Wreaths Harold Jump of Dryden, HAY FOR SALE - 1st cut- Any size, decorated or .- -. FOR SALE - ’79 Ford T- to the Chronicle electric hand drill, variable Va. ; three grandchildren ; at 11 a.m. Saturday to lie in ting $1.50; 2nd cutting $2.00. plain FORRENT - Log splitter three great -grandchildren ; state at the First Baptist Bird, good condition, air, speed with reverse, plus Call 683-2998or 683-2749. drill press stand. Excellent Will also have Christmas available by the hour, l/2 two brothers, Howard K. Church until the 1 p.m. fun- power steering, power Free Gift card mailed 2-11-17-3 5 872- 2-1 condition. Call 872-4624 or trees at this address. day or full day. Call Caro Jump of Norfolk, Va., and eral service. Rev. John R. brakes. Call after 1-10-tf Rental at 673-5578. 2-11-3 Ralph Jump of Wood officiated. 3146. 1-11-10-3 872-3810after 5 p.m. Call 812-3429 R, 2-11-23-3n Grimstead, Va. One Burial was in the Grant - -- For Rent 1 Nadara Walther brother and one sister prey Township Cemetery near FARM TOYS -tractors, wa- FUKNISHED apartment 6633 VOSSRd., Cass Citj RealEstate ceded him in death. Gagetown. tillage tools, com- for rent - Ideal for 1 person. 2-10-27-6 ines, baler, gravity box and Large white cooking Call 872-2696ask for Bud. For Sale more available at potatoes - Wb. bag $%S 4-9-8-tf FORmostly. SALE wooded, - 17on acks,paved Funeral services were FOR SALE - pollinex Rabideau Farm Division. Large heads cabbage, WE BUY TVs working or conducted Friday after- RUSSELL ROLSTON FOR RENT - 2 bedroom not - color or black and noon at Little’s Funeral Whirlpool bath, doll study 2-11-17-tf cauliflower, 50-lb. bag City,road, $11,500. 2% miles Land from contract Cass carrots $6.00 - peppers, house, kitchen, bath and white. Must be in clean con- Home, Cass City, with Rev. Russell Rolston, 79, of course, professional survey utility room. Call 872-2491. study course, 13” color TV. Acorn, Buttercup & But- dition. Thumb Pawn, 815 James McCallum of the Cass City died Saturday, No pets. 4- 11-23-3 South Hooper, Caro, Phone terms. Phone 872-3887. Trinity United Methodist Nov. 19, at Hills and Call 872-2780, 6359 ternut squash $3.50 basket 3-11-17. Hot Water Sweet & cooking onions 673-5997. * 2-1 1-23- 1 Church officiating. Dales General Hospital Hough ton. 14-11-23-3 HOUSE FOR RENT in De- Burial was in- Elkland after an illness of one year. --.- Heaters ford - one bedroom. 5831 PRICE REDUCED He was born Oct. 3. 1904. onions - $6.00. Township Cemetery. Gas i% Electric Reed St, Phone 872-3234. [ From $32,900.00 to in Greenleaf Township, the Red potatoes Wlb. bag Real Estate 1 $26,900.00. 3 bedro~m InGan corn 4-11-10-3 son of Fred and May (Mills) bun alow on 2 acres, new Catho lies Over 6 models Eating & cooking apples 1 ForSale J FRANK E. MOSHER Rolston. to choose from FOR RENT - 3 bedroom kitcfen cupboarcis, new- Rolston married Euretha many varieties. $5.50 bu. house, must have security ly decorated with full 50 Acres - 40 acres Frank E. Mosher of Cass Spencer Nov. 23, 1927, in inuited to Albee and up; apple cider. deposit and references, no basement. Gas and wood City died Wednesday, Nov. Gilford. @e> Macs, Cortlands, Spy$,, welfare recipients, $175 per wooded, 10 clear with well heat. Located 5 miles 16, 1983, at his residence A retired welder, he had Home Center Yellow and Red Delicious. month. Phone 872-2830. and septic and shell of a from CasCity, after a long illness, been employed by the 872-2270 prune plums. Many other 4-11-10-3 home that could be re- ‘come home’ modeled. Price $29,900. He was born May 24,1908, Defoe Shipbuilding Co. in 2-1-134 fresh fruits and vege- FOx%??Ty 50‘x36’bu%d- in Brookfield Township, the Bay City. All Catholic aarishes of 1 tables. ing. Ideal for storage or son of Ernest ‘and Grace He is survived by his Clark Farm Produce whatever. 6544 E. Main, (Thompson) Mosher. wife, Euretha; two sons, Market back of Paint Store. Call Mosher married Vivian Gerald Rolston and Max 4 miles east of Cass City after 5:OO Dale Damm 872- Coombs Feb. 24, 1933, in Wescoat, both of Gilford; 1/4 south on M-53 2446. 4-7-28-3n 3-11-23-1 ’ Capac. They made their one daughter, Mrs. Alfred Open daily and Sundays Phone 872-4377 Phone872-4377 (Muriel) Johnson of Cass I .-‘I Closed Wednesdays I3-11-23-1 LISTINGS WANTED - ‘If
City; five grandchildren; ~~ I------1 ; you have a home, farm or nine great-grandchildren - New three- I Wedding I one great -great-grandson, RENT FOR SALE business you’d like to Se’ll, - Lady’s black I bedroom, two bath modular call Kelly W. Smith at Osen- I1 and three brothers, George FOR SALE COUNTRY HOME : I Announcements Rolston, Stanley Rolston fur-like coat $30; pant suits, Near Cass City - 3 bed- ranch home on 10 acres toski Realty - office till 5:OO I dresses, slacks and blouses rooms; basement; fur- near Shabbona. Good terms 872-4377 and after 5:OO 87?- I Od and Richard Rolston, all of available. Asking $34,000. Cass City. One brother, size 18-20; girl’s coat $5, nace; barn; 2 acres of 2248. 3-2-24 lnvitotionr Clarence, and one sister, size 10; also some dresses land. Peter Real Estate, Kings- and jeans. All very reason- ton, phone 683-2711. PRICE REDUCED I loaned Gladys Hill, precedec) him $250.00 plus Security Catalogs in death. able. Call 872-3089. 2-11-23-3 Deposit. 3-11-10-6 Good land contract terms I overnight. . Funeral services were ------available for this newer I FREE SUBSCRIPTION conducted Tuesday after- FOR SALE - gray couch Call 872-3355 FMHA APPROVEb ranch home only 5 miles I WITH EACHORDER. noon at Little’s Funeral with chair, $35; red studio 4-1 1-17-2 With an assumable from town. 2% acres I Home, Cass City, with Rev. couch, $35. Call 872-3905. I mortgage. 3 bedroom partly wooded, new pole ranch on 2-5 acres of land. barn, pond, sun deck. TheCasrCity Dick Mottram of the El- 2-10-27-5 KINGS VIEW Apartments ; lington Church of the This home is only about 10 Many other features, - We have several brand years new. Oil and wood Make offer.See it now. I Chronicle Nazarene officiating , SPECIAL Koegels foot new apartments available. Burial was in the Gilford 1 Phone 872-2010 longs $1.29. Regular size Call 517-683-2613 or 517-351- Duiicungs. .------ITownship Cemetery. Coney dogs 89e with home 1644.--__I_- 4-12-9-tf 1- - - - - Philco refrigerator with made Coney sauce. U- JUST redecorated 4 room b 1 freezer compartment - Foun-Dit Donut ahd ice apartment, heat and hot Find the Service or Product needs door gaiket $35; new cream shop. Open nightly water furnished. Call 872- furnace add-on wood heater til19p.m. Fridaytil1lOp.m. 2677 or 872-2404. 4-11-17-3 with blower and bricks 2-11-17-3 You Need in This...... --- Phone 8724.377 II 3-11-23-1 f I comtllete $375.00 or best. 50 ACRES of farm land to 1 Action Guide I INDUSTRIAL machinery Off& desk -gray steel with MOBILE HOME FOK sale for sale Punch presses, rent on shares. Arthur Bat- compartment - tel, Cass City, phone 872- - Well built 1977 Rochester 15-150 tons: one-Miller 300 FOR SALE by owner - 3 or I-SERVICEDIRECTORY) 30”x60”filing $35. After 6:OO - 2916. 4-11-17-3 4 bedroom house with laun- 14x70, 2 bedrooms, firep- 872-3233. 2-1 1-17-3 amp MIG welder, like new ; lace and den. Mostly fur- one Miller 250 amp, AC-DC dry room, sewing room, - -- - FOR - acres Of garage, screened-in porch, nished, excellent condition. portable welder, like new; RENT io0 Can be seen by appoint: FIREWOOD - hardwood one Miller TIG welder, AC- farmland, cash or shares, above-ground swimming $28 face cord; mixed $22, Pringle Rd., call 872-3531. pool. Located on corner lot. ment only. Call between 12 I Gatewav Sanitation 1 DC, 250 amp with TIG and 1 or after 6 p.m. Phone ford.. .Batter Id- Quality Builder and seasoned mixed $25. torch, excellent condition; 4-11-17-3 Call after ‘5:30 - 872-4276. I I Call 872-4630. 2-1 1-23-3 517-635-2181. ’3-11-17-3’ For The American Road Specializing in Renovation also precision tools. Call -. -- 3-11-10-3 I ~ FOR RENT Furnished Elkton 375-2341. 2,11-10-3 - I 1 @-mjJGaigor-Hrnt f~~~~~,, Ca5sCityArea - apartment for 1 or 2 adults. INEWON THE MARKET 1 TRASH COLLECTION Appliances 3-bedroom ranch located- I 119.5 I Wooded Actes 1 - 4467 Pringle Road Cqll Collect 313-798-8025 SUPER DEAL on now. Buy Inquire Shirley Strickland, Sales & Service in town on 1% lots. T- Ford, Im. ‘Big Enough To Serve YOU” Special Prices on Kirby and attachments and 4431 S. Seeger, Cass City. Ideal hunting land. Deer, .Microwaves rabbits and more. Live Fireplace in living room, 6392~ ~ ~~ Main St. 872-2300 receive rug renovator, buf- 4-11-3-tf %%\\- .Ranges -_--~ stream through property. extra room for office I.. fer and spray group free, - 3 FOR RENT bedroom I .Water Heaters also good .used vacuums. Askink $15,500 with land space or sewing room,1% house, natural gas heat and contract terms. baths, full basement. Auto Senh .Water Softeners Kirby Co. of Bad Axe, 269- hot water, newly redeco- Residential & Commercial *Gas Grills 7562 or 479-6543. 2-10-13-10 Land contract available. Next Door Neighbor Rubbish Removal *Heating rated, $225 month plus sec- I urity. deposit and refer- ’New. Location Container Service Avallable .Washers & Dryers Clare‘s Sunoeo Servica 218 N. State St., Caro, Mi. We Empty Barrels In th. Alley Also -we refill any ences. Call Kelly at Osen- =Tune Ups *Minor Repalrs Call683-2233 size gas toski’s 872-4377. 4-1 1-3-tf I *Tires .Batteries 1 1 Phone673=3200 I I I tanks =Undercoating =Grease 4 Oil We also now have a 1 NEW FEATURE AT APARTMENT FOR RENT Certified Mechanic BACK DOOR ENTRANCE Fuelgas of - large one-bedroom, first Cpss City floor, partly furnished, gas Jct. M-53& M-81 heat. $180 per month PIUS FOR SALE - AII aluminum I 872-2161 security deposit. Phone 872- sided and brick 3 bedroom Tuff=KoteDinol 2-11-17-tf 4377. 4-11-23-tf ranch in the Herron Drive TILED farm laid - ,Shop By Appointment Subdivision. 1% baths with Tires V-Belts Batterles for sale Owendale area, 159 Tune Ups Brakes Mufflers Automotive Rust Proofing FOR RENT - new - electric In The Evenings! FURNISHED upstairs main floor laundry. L~W and 119 Terms. Certified Mechanic System 6 Waxing apartment, s250 month maintenance home with ex- cutfiy SrrHy Pomr or manual typewriters by Small Groups, Organlzatlons, Possession in fall of 1983. Tues 4 Fri - 8 a.rn.4 p.m Gravel Guards - Running Boards the week or month. Also Church Circles. includes utilities and heat. tremely Call For More Information. Ted J LaFave & Sons Real im-rowfi rich up L ~edi~~~~Wed. 4 Thurs. - 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection leave your typewriters and Security deposit required. 218 N. State Car0 Ph. 573-320C utilities. Owner must move. Care. Phone 673- Phone 872-3850 Sat. - 7 am -3 p.m. other affice equipment at Call 872-5302. 4-11-23-3 Call 872-4592. 3-11-10-3 4177, 0350 Oarlieid Phonr 072.3145 our store for repair. Used 3-5-26:tf Phone 269-9585 typewriters for sale. * 847 S. Van Dyke Bad Axe McConkey Jewelry. Real Estate For Sale
__. : 1231 Englehart Rd , Deford _- -2-4-6-tf J J J J J J J J JJJJJ J J J JJ J J JJ J J J J JJJJJ J J J J J J JJ J J J J J J J J J J J STEREO SALE - Gar- Phone 872-4176 FOR J rard Zero 100 turntable, ~ J Croft-Clam lumber, Inc. Monday thru Saturday J Real Estate Cass City 872-2141 Kenwood amplifier; J. llrimts Prrmr Moho-Up Pioneer AM tuner, J Attractive 2 bedroom ranch. Has large family room, Andorson Windows -‘FM J J6 Poxtor Loth JOHN R. WILLIAMS Marantz cassette player, 2 lots of closets, birch kitchen cabinets, possible 3rd J. SATELLITE ANTENNA SYSTEMS J Prr finished Ponrliw acoustic 3-way speakers bedroom, excellent starter or retirement home, priced Ask tor tree in home demo to 285-TO J, Mon.-Fri. - 8 a.m.830 p.m. with 10” woofer and 2” J sell. Experience tomorrows J J Sat. - 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. entartarnrnent today’ tweeter, $400.00. Call 872- Unionville - good older 2-story home, has 3 bedrooms .J plus den that could be used for bedroom, close to J Cal I after 4:OO 872-4594 4044. 2-11-10-3 J J Commercial 4 Resldentlal - - - school, only 6 miles from Saginaw Bay, garage, lots of Leaslng Available HI THERE! -Homemade J shade trees, nice corner lot, low price and terms. 2GTO J chili or soup 754 bowl, J J J PLUMBING L HEATING INC. stacked ham and cheese, Two cozy 1 bedroom cottages near Port Austin with 6528 Main beef or barbecue sandwich J lake access, nice large lot. $24,900 with land contract. J Buy your carpet or linoleum, then Phone 072-5084 $1.49 each. Pumpkin donuts J terms offered. 293-R J call us for expert installation We Plgeon Phone 453.3531 CASE, KUBOTA Wednesday. Also real ice J Priced reduced on 2 bedroom home with possible third J also do custom and repair WOr!; cream, milk shakes, J Factory trained, “We DO It Right J on a nice lot, 1 car unattached garage, idial for rental 8 NEW HOLLAND , J satisfaction guaranteed. banana splits, sundaes and J $12,500. 273-TO or handyman to restore, Pleasant family home, 3 ranch, laundry on J.J.’s Flooring Senrice Rentals Sales and Service cones. U-Foun-Dit Donut J bedroom 1”\ and Ice Cream Shop, corner J : main level, 2% car garage, full basement, storage shed, Cass City - 517-872-3758 RABIDEAU MOTORS J of M-81 and Deckerville J J ; approximately 5 acres, in Cass City Schools. 24-H I or 872-4701 Farm Division 872-2616 Mcleod Realty, Inca Road. Phone 673-5336. J J ~ .. ~ 630 N. State, Caro, Phone 673-6106 2-1 1-23-2 J J 8498 State KQ.,Millington, Phone 871-4567 J Warju’s Flooring J SmitL This space could Bonaltd Carpet and Linoleum J Installation be yours for J REAL ESTATE BROKER . 6196 Lakeside Dr. as little as $1.25 J Cass City, MI 758 TJ. STATE ST. 3-11-23-1 fqfWALOPPORTUNITY HOUSlW3 CAR0 PH. per week. J 673-8153 Phone (517) 8?2-3511 J JJJ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CAS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1983 PAGE THIRTEEN
Notices - I Services 1 I Services 1 [ Notices- ) Notices \ J\ 1 . - e.-* .[ ) HAPPY BIRTHDAY Rog, CROSS WITH CHRIS! 15 FLEENOR APPLIANCE days. Oberammergau, Au- FOR WE~DINGS Service - washer, dryers, 22 years. Give us a bi yea, FOR SALE - Hay, straw, FOR SALE - 1973 John WE HAVE BUYERS for 3 we love you, signef un- stria, Switzerland, Italy ; AND PARTIES stoves, water heaters, re- . Arthur Brown ~ ’ ictor cab fits 3020-4020. July 3, 26, Aug. 4, $1664. 17 frigerators. 4260 Woodland Cass Citv Deere snowmobile JDx4, or 4 bedroom farm homes known. 5-11-23-1 - --d A hone 517-635-7341. also 1981 Yamaha 175 three On 2 to 15 acres of land 10- days England, Ireland, Night Flight Ave., Cass City. Phone 872- 2-11-24-3 wheeler. Best offer on both. cated between City Scotland; July 17, $1779. 12 Band 3697 e
~ 8-4-17-tf *. *. --.- Call 872-2274. 2-11-16-3 and Kingston. Buyer can do Estate) days Alpine Holiday; Sept. Well Drilling FOR SALE - tennis racquet __ I Real 11, 18, 25, $1249. Prices in- ’50s and ’60s Rock, ------some fix-up on home. Price Country and Polkas Mr Z’s and, tennis balls $9; Lady FOR SALE - AKC regis- range - $35,000 to $55,000. If - ForSale clude round trip Detroit, and Sunbeam Flair hair dryer tered German short hair YOU have such a home and hotels, two meals daily. GARY DEERING $30; portable electric sew- pointer, born 8-27-83. Shots want to sell, please call DAIRY FARM WANTED - Free brochure Mrs. C. JOEL PALMATEER PROFESSIONAL CARPET Pump Repair .machine $60; pinball and wormed. Excellent Peter Real Estate in Kings- Complete with cattle and ing Press, 7369 Berne Rd., Pi- LARRY McCLdREY STATE LICENSED racquets $3.50. Phone 872- hunting stock, Call 872-3887. machinery. Call 517-662- geon, MI 48755.517-453-2202. & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ton, 683-2711. 3-11-23-3 4641 after 5. 3-11-10-3 a905 * 2-1 1-17-3 2-11 -17-4n Try a Chriscross! 5-11-23-1 Call 872-3055 __ Phone 673-3800 t I 5-11-34 Fast, courteous and 8-1-27-tf FOR SALE B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE inexpensive - BY SNOW PLOWING -Call 872- WANT A JOB??? Home with Character! ! ! gons, tillage tools, com- Mick Zawilinski 3915. 8-11-23-tf ’ GAS STATION: Corner location - brick & block building - IN CAS CITY: Brick home with 3-4 bedrooms; forqal bines, baler, gravity box and HOW OLD? more available at ’, t.wo bay - grassing over $3OO,OOO.OO - comes with all dining room; 1% bathrooms; laundry room off kitchen; Phone 872-3725 [ Wanted to Buy 1 ,. wuipment and fixtures - storage tanks; $38,500.00.Seller basement; natural gas fired furnace; open stairway; Rabideau Farm Division. 8-6-16-tf ’. corner lot - garage - lots of trees - assumable mortgage at 5-11-17-tf will hold land contract. -- . - I_- - WANTED - wringer 11% --- $37,000. YES,FRIENDS, FAGAN~STHUMB Carpet washer, in good condition, 20 ACRES - Grant Township, Huron County, Michigan, PINE CONE SHOP is open. Cleaning - Dry foam or Call 872-3517. 6-11-10-3 JUST LISTED! I SPECIAL! ! 1.4 acres - Close to Cass City MELVA IS some cledr and some woods; widow offers for $25,000.00. REALLY 50. Handcrafted gifts, dried steam. Also upholstery and ~ -- - - -._~~ ,1 - Brick home with 3-4 bedrooms; remodeled - 1% and silk flower arrange- wall cleaning. Free esti- WANTED - used electric ‘ HARDWARE STORE : In prosperous village - large brick bathrooms; all modern kitchen; FAMILY ROOM; well ments. Open Monday mates. Call toll free 1-800- roaster, good condition, ’bu’ilding- beautiful living quarters - complete line of hard- insulated; sliding glass doors; many other features; nicely through Friday. 9-5. Satur- 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We reasonable. Call 872-3965 lare, etc. Pleqse call office for more particulars on this landscaped; circular drive - lots of trees; plus 10 apple 2-11-23-1 day, 9-4. 6240 W. Main. welcome BankAmericard - after 4:OO p.m. 6-11-23-2n fine business. MAY TRADE!! ! trees, pear, plum, grapes, walnut, etc. Some finishing to be . Phone 872-2155. 5-lo-6-tf Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf done --- and priced to sell right now at $29,500.00 or will rent CAT found, female. I *- BLACK SPECIAL!!! 5 acres with brick home completely re- for $250.00 per month. Immediate Possession. Call 872-3664. 5-1 1-17-3 Rent Rinse N Vac Custom Butchering modeled - has to be seen to be appreciated - situated on a FREE - male, neutered and high knoll overlooking the countryside - lots of fruit trees - 60 ACRES: Near Cass City: Orange Brick home BEEF & PORK dehorned goat, about year remodeled recently glassed in front porch; 36x100’ The professional do-it- (Hogs are scalded - not 430 Pine trees planted - over $26,000.00 spent on Remodeling - old. Phone 453-3909. . approximately barn with concrete floor; plhs lean-to; yourself carpet cleaning skinned) a .-A- all this for $45,000.00. Immediate possession. 90% HAPPY 7-11-23-1
system -.-x ~ spring fed pond; 2 car garage; plus approximately $2,000.00 BIRTHDAY Check our prices on RAMILY RESTAURANT! ! ! ! Grossing over $125,OOO.00 - 2 in carpeting for home; plus other equipment available Special half or whole FREE - 6-week-old kittens. banquet rooms - fully equipped - plus income from apart- optionally; $65,000.00. . Rental Rate Offer Meat Wholesale and Retail Phone 872-2891 after 4 :30. lent and store - or will sell business alone for $75,000.00 Gainor’s Meat 7-11-17-3 terms. STARTER HOME: 14x70’ Rosemont with 2 large Grampa Konrad Now Only$3.99 half day bedrooms; comes completely furnished - 3.07 acres of land - 1 mile north,Packing 1 mile west of Farm UNIONVILLE: 3 story unique frame home with LARGE landscaped - garage; trees, etc. To settle estate $24,000.00 - Rinse N Vac cleans the LEquipment J GRANITE STONE FIREPLACE; open stairway; all mod- possible land contract. Immediate Possession. LOVE, JOSH way professionals do, at a Bad Axe. Phone2649375 (517)-2648161 em kitchen; vestibule - Dutch doors with beveled glass also fraction of the cost. FOR SALE - McCormick ’ some stained glass - Dining room oak panelled - lots of oak B4y City-Forestville Road -- Lot 132x330’ - 7 room home one-PR one-row corn - 872-2827 throughout home - plus Franklin wood stove plus HYDRO with aluminum siding, wood and oil heating system - 5-11-23-1 Albee qm%> Dave Reed picker. Also 3 covered corn THERM forced hot water heating system; natural gas - 3 REMODELED - well insulated; beautiful kitchen; 24’x24’ Home Center 8-9-30-t f cribs for rent, Located on zones - 3 years old - 1%BATHROOMS; - plus large building Family Room - Air Conditioner - built in shelving; 24x24 - 2 Cass City PIANO TUNING and re- Lamton Rd., 1mile north of car garage; many other features - owners moved to New to rear of home for workshop, apartment, etc. Painted CERTIFIEDclasses offered nurses’ at Provin- aide 7-22-tf pairing on all makes of Severance Rd. Phone 872- .aptique blue - all this for $45,000.00. York --$52,500.00. Possession on short notice. pianos. 20 years’ experi- 2512. 9-11 - 10-3 b’ cia1 House, Cass City. If in- 1% terested contact 872-2174. ence. Member of the Piano ?&CASS CITY: All newly remodeled home one story - new CWSE IN: 6 mmhome - 1% story; with laundry room off Technicians Guild. Duane - kitchen; extra large living rmm and dining room combi- 5-11-10-3 * (Services) FOR SALE - High clear- drpeting, etc., garage - $18,500.00. Immediate Possession. ~ Johnston, Bad Axe, Mich. ance 2-16, 3 point Oliver -da nation; master bedroom with 2 large Birch closets and built* STEAM-.MASTERS carpet ,+,I. 48413. Phone 269-7364. cleaners fast, professional plow. Wheat straw, $1.00 ‘ RANCH TYPE home with 3 bedroams - room for more - ins; barn for horses - 2 Acres - $37,wlo.00.terms. HAPPY - 8-2-1-tf per bale, any amount up to LARGE MARBLE FIREPLACE ; new Andersen windows service - 20 percent off car- 25 ACRES: 24 acres tillable - comes with 24x70’ home, 6 THANKSGIVING pet, . sofas, loveseats, 400 bales, Phone 872-2596. throughout - new siding and roof; 28x33’ family room; rcmms and 3 large bedrooms; 2 4-piece bathrooms; Chuck Gage 9-11-10-3 fining area - Sun room 15x17’ with aluminum storms and - chairs. Call 872-3475. FIREPLACE with heatilator - marble; thermo-pane 8-11-23-2 Welding Shop gcreens; carpeting; 2 bathrooms; two car garage with 2 throughout - 80’ tower and antenna - rotor; all appliances; electric door openers - 1/2 acre of land plus 24’ heated 8’ sliding glass door leads plus FAMILY George & Elinore Heli-arc welding swimming pool - all this for $69,500.00 Sellers will hold to PATIO ROOM -- [Livestock J -- All this for $!i5,000.00 terms. Dillman Specializing in aluminum, lapd contract. Possession on short notice. SO? stainless steel, blacksmith- FOR SALE - Young mal- ,< TWO INCOME apartment home in Cass City: ‘All ing, fabricating and radi- lard ducks, grain fed, live, ,% ACRES on M-53 - near Cass City - RANCH TYPE home remodeled - your opportunity to become a landlord at Gene and Veda HOW OLD? a tor repair. about 6 pounds each. 1 mile with 3 bedrooms; 24x51’ with 24x24’ garage; very neat in $29,900. Sellers will hold land contract 10%. Income ssSS.00 Otulakowski AlsoAll typesportable of welding welding west, 2% north of Cass City, and out - highest gas bill for cooking, heating and heating per month. west side of road. Call 872- hot water and dryer $81.00 pqmonth; glassed-in rear porch 5-11-23-1 2310. 10-11-17-3 $45,000.00 - many other features - widow cannot handle, EXJ3CUTIVE HOME: 2,000 square feet of living space; YES,FRIENDS, 7062 E. Deckerville Rd. -..--” ‘terms. Living Room 20x21’; with large Thermo-Pane Window - MELVA IS Deford, Michigan FOR SALE - Registered plus brick FIREPLACE - built-in book shelving; wood- REALLY 50. Phone 872-2552 Arabian mare, with show- 7.1 ACRES: Near Cass City - RANCH TYPE HOMEwith 6 burning insert; natural gas forced hot water heating Free Estimates 8-5i15-tf ihg experience. Also gentle rooms; build in 1977; living room with Cathedral Type I- riding ponies. Call after system; 2 car garage attached; screened in PATIO - large PROFESSIONAL sharpen- ceiling - FIREPLACE with wood burning insert; Andersen on roofing, siding, 8-11-23- 1 4: 15p.m. 872-2329. laundry room off kitchen; drapes and curtains all remain - ing - Regular tooth skill saw windows throughout; family size kitchen; basement; 24x24’ many other features - 300 feet from Golf Course - extra insula tion, aluminum doors 10-11-17-3 garage attached; 12x16’ barn; 2 dog many other and windows and aluminum blades to 6 3/4 inches $1.25 red pens - large lot 198x198’ --- Offered to you for $69,500.00 for each. Fine tooth novelty, fpatures - $48,OOo. immediate sale. or Fiber Glass awnings SHARPENING SERVICE FOR SALE - 3-year-old - 2 miles south, 1 1/4 west at flooring saws higher. Leave Hereford breeding bull, saws at Bigelow’s ex- A ACRES near Car0 - Large 3 bedroom home - plus large BEAUTIFUL RANCH TYPE HOME 27’xM’ - 4 bedrooms; 5870 W. Kelly Rd. Ed cellent conformation and gorkshop - blacktop road - owner moved to Florida --- Elkton Roofing Spencer, 8724512. 8-9-15-tf Hardware for pick up. disposition. Also 2nd cut- formal d‘ning room; extra large living room with 8- 11 - 10-8 offered to you for $35,000. FIREPLA~CE pius FIREPLACE in FAMILY ROOM; 81Siding Co. p.--LI _- ting alfalfa hay. Phone 517- approx. 2600 square feet of living space plus lots of storage LAWYER? Uncontested di- 658-2205. 10-11-17-3 CLOSE IN TO CAS CITY: Ranch type home with 3% space; walk out basement 12x12’ redwood deck off dining Phone 269-7469 vorces. bankruptcies, $250. Blown Insula tion I - 5-7-21-tf bedrooms; 1%bathrooms; carpeted throughout -forced hot room; large 2 car garage with elec. opener; plus many Probate service. Attorney New construction HENS - 75i each. Also eggs water heating system; 1976 square feet of living space in other features sellexy will accept $15,000.00 down 37 years. Donald E. Smith. Remodeling - all sizes. 4 south, 1%west - (517) 883-3285, home --- offered to you with 1% acres for $45,000. Sellers payment. IMMEDIATE POSSRSSION! ! ! ! Will rent! IN NEED OF Raleigh pro- Call 8-10-6-tf Additions of Cass City, 5689 Sever- will hold land contract! ! ! ! ! ducts? Call Low Ella hofing.Garages Siding ance Rd. Call 872-2218. 10-11-17-3 DO YOU WANT A JOB? RETIRING? ? ? Palmer 872-4751. 5-10-20-6 AUTO -ARTY Grossing over always busy - 39 ACRES near Cass City: 2 story Orange Brick home; Pole Buildings STORE: $36O,ooO.00; Rust Repair No Problem excellent business location; Well traveled highway; Daily basement; furnace; 25 acres tillable; 24x40 workshop FREE ESTIMATES [Help Wanted) Mttery - SDM take out - groceries, etc. Real Estate, $49,950.00 on land contract or will sell 2 acres with buildings Bingo With Us fixtures, business and equipment. $45,000.00 down plus in- for $22,500.00 on land contract or 37 acres with no buildings Leiterman Builders for $31,450.00 on land contract; 34 mile off highway. Free Estimates Cass City WANT - my garden plowed. ventory of about $15,000. Every Sunday Call 872-2861. 11-11-23-1 Guaranteed Quality Phone 872-3721 NEW LISTING: In Cass City - Very neat 1%story home 25 ACRES : 3 bedroom home ; basement ; very good barn ; to POSITION available for settle estate - $35,000.00. Everybody welcome Call 872-3333 Licensed and Insured with 3 bedrooms; some remodeling completed; new 8-4-15-tf Dart-time nurse’s aide, a aluminum siding 2 years old; Formal dining room - trim in REDUCED TO $lO,OOO Doorsopen6:00p.m. certificate or ast experi- Bingd at 6:30 p.m. J-R Auto Body qatural oak; KITCHEN with new 8’ snack bar; dishwasher; HAmY MAN SPECIAL!!!! Business Building - natural CHAIN SAWS sharpened, ence required. Pf interested natural gas range - new doors and hardware on cabinets; gas heat - 2 apartments and beauty shop basement; Repair precision ground by contact 872-2174. Equal op- refrigerator included; many other features plus 1% car - St. Pancratius 3694 Cemetery Rd., Cad City machine. Fast service. A1 - $lO,OOo with $3,ooO down - beauty shop is paying m.0 portunity employer. M/F/ new garage attached to home - All yours for $42,500. per month. Immediate Pawion. Needs some plumbing, 8-10-20-8 Avery, 4279 S. Seeger, Cass H. 11 - 11-10-3
Church , City. 8-10-6-10 .------I-- 0 ACRES - mostly wooded - excellent hunting; $300.00 5-7-54 WANTED - full time baby- 128 ACRES -close to Cass City -CASH CROP OR DAIRY - Ken Martin AUCTIONEERING - see‘ iqcome from pasture - widow has no need for this land any Orange brick remodeled home - 11,000 bushel storage bin - sitter in my home. Refer- lbnger - $32,000.00. DO YOUR Christmas shop- Electric, Inc. Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top ences please. Phone 872- dryer - barn plus lean-to for machinery storage - plus 75 dollar for your property. acres of additional land available. ping the easy way. Have a Residential and Commercial 4665 after 8 p.m. 11-11-10-3 5 ACRES Merri-Mac Home Decor Phone 872-3019, Cass City. -- . Wiring 8-10-S-tf &VER PROPERTY: only 3 miles from Cass City; 5 Acres - 80 ACRES on M-81 - no buildings -- An opportunity to add and Toy party. Call 517-673- WANTED - baby-sitter in comes with RANCH TYPE HOME with aluminum siding; more land to your farm without expensive buildings - 5240 for more information. State Licensed our home for one 4-year-old gas furnace; breezeway and garage attached to home; $75,000.00 sellers will hold land contract. 5-10-77-5 TVRefl ah boy, 7 :00-3 : 30. Call 872-2418. patio; small barn; small orchard - cost $500.00 heat last Allma es 11-11-10-3 to Free Estimates winter; choice garden soil - to center of CAS RIVER -- 20 ACRES close in - blacktop road - very neat 3 bedroom Vargo Service Asking only $45,000.00 terms. Taxes SM.88 in 1982. Antenna and Towers (free 100 WOMEN and men home; garage attached - barn - poultry house - $62,500.00. $MALL Phone 872-4114 I ENGIN3 REPAIR estimates). Appliance Repair needed to service state. If IN CASS CITY: Business Building - Main St. location - SMALL TRACTOR 41% Hurds Corner Road you are interested in an op- SPECIAL! !! 8-8-10-t f 6 $21,soO.00. Sellers will hold land contract. REPAIR 313-672-9440 portunity to earn above av- BRICK HOME - RANCH TYPE with rooms - FIRE+ ------” PLACE - Glassed in Sun Porch - Basement; 2 car brick WELDING & ELMER K FRANCIS, Call Any Time erage income every week, garage attached; 2 Lots - Hills & Dales Subdivision - 19 ACRES near Cass City - 750’ on Cass River - 16 acre8 of SANDBLASTING licensed milder. New AL’S TV SALES promotions based on merit, REDUCED TO $47,900.00. Call right NOW for an appoint- productive soil - farmed - 3 acres of woods - good building homes or remodeling. Roof- & SERVICE professionally trained at ment! ! ! sites. Terms. 6254 Main ina. siding, barns, pole 1453Main St. each step of career, work- ing with a NYSE Co. that 6XECUTIVE HOME: Country living on 5 ACRES: 2 story PAINT BRUSH SPECIAL!!! Buddy mobile home with is first in its field and still home with aluminum siding; storms and screens; 4-5 expando Family Room; plus Shenandoah wood burning growing. Recognition and ------rewards for a job well done. bedrooms; formal dining room; built-in desk and shelving; stove A 3 bedrooms; refrigerator; range and built-in oven; Evenings by appointment ---I-I. -- basement; 2 car garage attached; IN GROUND SWIM- PLUS 24x20’ garage all on one acre --sellers in Florida -- dential and Commercial NEED SERVICE on your An active direct sales job A , 5-ll4-tf MING POOL; 5 acres plus large metal utility building for near Caro $12,750.00 terms. Rubbish Removal. Con- Kirby vacuum? Expert ser- with no experience neces- -- t ainer service avail able . ’\OFS~S - HAS TO BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED! ! ! vice at reasonable prices, sary, working close to home DO YOU WANT ADDITIONAL INCOME? 3 apartment JOE’S PAWN Shop - open Call 683-2233. We empty carry all parts. Kirby Co. (no overnight travel), sec- for business. Located 100 ft. barrels in the alley. urity so that you could re- 56 ACRES in Elmwood Township - no buildings - a good buy home - separate entrances, meters, heating systems; 8-2-12-tf of Bad Axe, 269-7562 or 479- at $4O,ooO.00,sellers will hold land contract. distant owner wants immediate sale -$48,ooO terms, south of stop light, 6543. 8-10-13-10 tire in 10 years if you wish. downtown Bad Axe. We Call John Martin 517-754- buy, sell, or trade guns, CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING RON’S Refrigeration - Re- 6990 Monday, Nova 28, for See, Call Write to: tools, antiques, etc. Phone BEEF-PORK-VEAL-L AMB or pairdr: -3, allrefrigerators, makes of washers, freez- Wednesday 269-9893. 5-11-17-4 11 - 11-23--1 - CURING, SMOKING AND - PROCESSING ers and ranges. Call Caro B.A. Calka Real Estate Wee Doo Ceramics 6736125. 8-2-3-tf BE A SUCCESS! Sell Avon 6306 Salespersons TUESDAY & FRIDAY where you live or work. 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PAGE FOURTEEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1983 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Michigan ups Brewster Shaw penalty for
kidnapping orbits Mondavd Every year some 100,OOO- or retains a child under the radiant energy and a solar- particles that don’t reach 400,QOO boys and girls in the age of 14 years with the in- A specialist in ionospheric spectrum will view a nar- earth because of its atmos- nation are kidnapped by tention of concealing the physics. rower slice’of the sun’s phere. one of their pqrents, and in child from the other parent --Dr. Robert A.R. Parker, energy output, what are During the nine days, the the last five years the in- or legal guardian for more 46, mission specialist, is a called spectral bands, Columbia and its Spacelab crease in these incidents than 24 hours can be found former associate professor which deposit energy at will fly over more than 75 has been dramatic. guilty of a misdemeanor or of astronomy at the Univer- various levels of the atmos- percent of the earth’s sur- According to the Ameri- a felony depending upon the sity of Wisconsin. phere. face and 90 percent of its can Bar Association esti- location to which the child --Dr. Bryon K. Lichten- Two American experi- oopulation. mates, seven out of 10 chil- is taken. berg, 35, payload specialist, ments will determine dren taken by a arent will If the adoptive or natural is a specialist in whether plants grow the The Chronicle has re- never see the otR er parent parent who violates the law biomechanical engineer- same way in space that ceived numerous 8x 10 again. In many cases the and conceals the child is : ing. the do on earth. photographs from the Na- child is physically and men- 1) within the State of --Dr. Ulf Merbold, 42, of sickness of tional Aeronautics and Michigan, he or she can be &uses tally abused. payload specialist, whose space travelers will be in- Space Administration of , In Michigan, as well as found guilty of a mis- specialties are low-temper- vestigated.Another life sci- Brewster Shaw Jr. and the other states, child kidnap- demeanor and imprisoned ature physics and “crystal ence experiment will study other astronauts who will ping has been a growing for up to 45 days or a fine lattice defects.” A citizen reflex behavior during sus- be aboard the Columbia- problem which has proven of up to $so0 or both. of West Germany, he is a tained weightlessness. Spacelab 1. difficult to deal with leg- 2) outside the State of representative of the Euro- The Spacelab will be used The photographs and ally. In response to the need Michigan, he or she can be pean Space Agency (ESA). in future flights carrying some newspaper articles for a legal recourse, the found guilty and impris- The crew of six is the different experiments. It will be on display at Raw- 1 legislature amended the oned for up to year or a most to be launched into allows scientists to take ad- son Memorial Librar- Michigan Penal Code and fine of $2,OOO or both. space at one time. vantage of four things not the Governor signed into A parent who attempts to The crew will be working available on earth -- law Public Act 138 of 1983. protect the child from an in 1Bhour-shifts, with one weightlessness, a near vac- The new law takes effect immediate and actual pilot,payload one specialist mission perand shift one + uum, a global’view and Dec. 1and contains two im- threat of harm would not be exposure .to radiation and portant parts. guilty under the law. Part 1 provides punish- The federal government SPACELAB ment by life imprisonment recognized the problem as- or any term of years to a sociated with the conceal- The Spacelab was built person who intends to de- ment of minor children SMILE! -- Brewster Shaw Jr. learns to operate a camera by the ESA at a cost, de- tain or conceal a child when it enacted the Paren- under weightless conditions which are duplicated briefly pending on which news ac- under the age of 14 years tal Kidnapping Prevention by a KC-135aircraft flying a parabolic curve. count one chooses to be- from the child’s parent or Act bf 1980 (PL-96-611). lieve, of from $8oO,O00 to legal guardian, adoptive $1.1 billion. The ESA is a parents or any other person consortium of 10 countries. who has legal charge of the The %foot long, 13-foot child. It is important to note in diameter module was to that Part 1 does not pertain Village Bach Festival carry 38 different instru- to punishment of a legal or ments needed to conduct 75 adoptive parent. scientific studies* A legal or adoptive pa- The flight was originally rent can be charged with postponedscheduled toSept. Oct. 2830, and then fi- violation of Part 2 of the new act. An adoptive or underwav for 5th year nally to Nov. 28 because of natural parent who takes r/u uarious technical reasons. About three-fourthsof the law’s father, Janos COMMITTEE The new launch date is reserved seats had been Starker. Daughter Anne too late in the year to per- Everything except the sold, but plenty of general form certain experiments h-te concerts and the brunch is Preucil, viola and harp, is Mrs. Althaver, who admission tickets were left. a student at Oberlin, Ohio, works about 10 months a because of the angle of the free. The rehearsals can The Friday and Sunday sun and lighting conditions also attended free of Another daughter, Jeannie, year on the festival, though pact signed be concerts have been the big 15, will be playing for the not every day, has numer- on earth, so those will be charge. They are from 9: 30- sellers so far. performed on a future 11:30 a.m. and 1-5 p.m. Fri- first time with the festival ~UShelpers. ~ ~~ Tickets can be reserved flight, day and Saturday. orchestra. The only Preucil Those in charge of staff members to give by calling 872-2844 from 9-5 not coming is daughter specific activities are: and 872-3050 after 6 p.m. EXPERIMENTS longer notice before taking CONCERTS Laura, a flutist, who is Alice Guernsey, education; a day off for personal busi- Any tickets remaining will studying in Germany. Karen Fischer and Rita ness. be sold in the church base- Capps, church hospitality, The four scientists on the For the past three years, ment prior to the start of flight will perform investi- Staff members at the bot- Thomas Brown of New Other performers corn- patron reception and food; each concert e gationsmospheric in lifephysics science, and at- tom of the pay scale, with York City, who plays piano, ing from outside of Michi- Art Holmberg, general ar- a bachelor’s degree, will re- gan include Gran Wilson, rangements; Jeanne organ and harpsichord, has New this year is a Mon- earth observations, as- ceive $16,383 this year and given a piano recital Tues- tenor, New York City, here Auten, housing and hos- $17,954 the final year of the day evening concert at the for his first year; Doris tess; Dave Lovejoy, art tronomy and solar physics, day evening of festival Church of the Blessed Sac- space pla_sma physics and contract. week for festival patrons, Ornstein, harpsichord, fair; Lambert Althaver, At the top of the pay scale rament in Midland, featur- Cleveland, back for her business manager and materials sciences for sci- those who pay at least $100, ing some of the performers (12th year and beyond) are fifth year; Penelope Jen- transportation; ‘ Joanne entists in 11 European na- which includes two tickets and selections from the Japan.tions, the United States and those with a master’s de- to each event, to help sup- sen, soprano, North Hopper and Helen Rayl, gree plus 30 additional cre- Cass city concerts. Carolina, second year; secretarial work; Gloria dit hours, They will receive port the festival. The addition, Mrs. Al- “It is very rich in its This year, his Tuesday thaver explained, was Norman and Catherine Ouvry, tickets, and John $29,881 this year and $32,786 evening piano recital, Paulu, violin and oboe re- Hohmann, executive direc- promise of scientific re- in the third year of the con- suggested by two Midland turn,,’ Dr. C. Richard Chap- which starts at 8: 15, will be supporters of classical spectively, Wisconsin, he tor of the Michigan Artrain, tract. a regular concert, with tic- for the fifth year, and advisor. pell, the chief scientist for Thienes said the pay in- music, Dr. Harold Peter- Eugene Proctor, baritone, the mission, told United kets sold at regular prices. son, who is dean of faculty All except the secretaries creases the first year will A concert grand piano is Alabama, second year. ~ Press International. cost the district $&O,OOO ad- at Saginaw Valley State As an adjunct to the festi- serve on the festival com- Thirty-six experiments being brought from Detroit College, and Mair mittee. Other members are ditional, plus the incremen- for him to play. val,. the Midland String will test whether improved tal increases. Alsgaard, who is a former Trio, which consists of Lois Bill and Alice Lovejoy, crystals, glass, ceramics At 7 p.m. Friday and chairman of the board of Celia House, Paul Kerby- Saturday and 2 p.m. Sun- Palen, Ann Schoelles and and alloys can be manufac- the Midland Symphony. Colleen Bacon, performed son, and Rev. Harry Capps. tured in space. MIS group day, 75 minutes before the . Proceeds from the sale of Members of the educa- start of each concert, Byron this Monday and Tuesday A special camera will test tickets in Midland will be at Campbell, Deford and tion committee in addition how well high-resolution meets Monday Hanson, resident conductor part of the festival re- to Mrs. Guernsey are Lucy of the Interlochen Arts Evergreen Elementary photographs can map the venues, the same as for the Schools. Auten, Pat Britt and earth from space. Less than The multiple-sclerosis Academy Orchestra, will Cass City concerts. Marianne Walpole. give a lecture explaining half of earth’s land area has EXPERIMENT - Ulf Merbold participates group will meet Monday, The musicians don’t been mapped in detail. in a physiology experiment under weightless starting at 7 p.m. at the Tus- the music to be performed. MUSICIANS BUDGET cola Area Skill Center As of Friday, ticket chair- come here for the money, The sun’s radiant energy conditions in the KC-135 aircraft. Behind him man Gloria Ouvry said, tic- according to festival chair- Traditionally, the festi- has a major effect on the is fellow astronaut Robert Parker. Why cafeteria, Cleaver Road, As mentioned, the musi- man and guiding light Holly climate on earth. A some Caro. ket s’ales were “going val’s revenue consists of astronauts become nauseous in space will be . well,” but if this year is like cians come from all over. Althaver. In addition to the radiance sensor will deter- Nutritionist DeAnn Don Th. (for Theodore) about one-third from ticket mine the variability of the studied on the flight. Doerr will present a prog- past years, the “big blitz” cost of transportation and sales, one third from sale of wouldn’t come until Mon- Jaeger, musiq director and free meals and housing, ram, including slides, conductor for all the festi- patron tickets and one third about nutrition. day. they are paid, but much less from the state-funded vals, comes from Palm than they would normally Michigan Council for the Springs, Calif receive for performing. William and Doris Arts. ATTENTION FARMERS Preucil, viola and violin re- So why do they come? The arts council is giving Group Medical Insurance (Farm Care) spectively, who have been One reason, she said, is, “I the festival $6,700, which is $i,OOO less than last year, f. Comprehensive Coverage here at the previous four think they like playing festivals, live in Iowa City, under Don Jaeger.” which means morerevenue * Much Less Expensive than Blue Cross Iowa. Their son, William Another is they feel “the will have to come from the - FOR THANKSGIVING - Also: Disability Income Protection Jr., and his wife, Gwen audience has a sense of car- other sources. OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY Mortgage Insurance Starker, both violinists, ing. ” The festival has a total Universal Life (12.25% Int.) come from Atlanta, Ga. Son Lastly, she said, “They budget of $53$00, but only Walter Preucil, cello, and really look forward to corn- about half that is in cash. Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Call Walt Harrison 872-5458 wife Stephanie, violin, are ing for renewal of Bountiful I The rest is in donated food, Box 101, Cass City coming from Indiana Uni- friendships among fellow lodging, transportation, Pepsi light, Mt. Dew The Finsilver Associates Inc, versity, where Walter artists and people in the etc. studies under his sister-in- community here.” Sugar Free or Reg. 8 pk.liter $23 9 PIUS Blessings I May the warmth and Dep. Pepsi Free ~~ttl~~ I ove that Thanksg ivi ng Carton of $749 inspires, be yours to Cigarettes Kings enjoy with family and Salem & Salem Light 100’s Winston &Winston Light friends. We wish you Salem 100’s & Light all a happy holiday. $769Plus Winston 100’s & Light Tax
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Iv KOHN MUSIC!! + 54 S. Elk Sandusky i, + Phone 31 ...... 3-648-2095 ‘3 / PAGE THREE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1983 I Sure shot Cleo Spaulding at 81 still brings home labuck sets a year (two blades per house, follows two years of opening day of deer season, Spaulding bought the coming home empty- Cleo Spaulding shot his blacksmith shop in set). first deer before most pre- Nov. 15. Persons who sharpen the handed. “I’ve only killed It’s seldom that Spauld- Elmwood Corners and later five around here,” he said. sent hunters were born. added a repair garage, with four-foot long knives are It was in 1926 and was the ing, who lives in what is or now few and far between. Spaulding downed the was known as Elmwood gas pumps out front. He The reason, explained buck this year with his first first year he went deer corners, doesn’t come still owns the buildings. He hunting. At age 81, he still Spaulding, who still shar- shot (after someone else home with a deer. From took.welding and auto and pens a few each year, is be- shot at it and missed), but is at ‘it, having downed a 1926-45, when he hunted in diesel repair courses. “I four-point buck at 10 a.m. cause it is very hard work. that’s typical. “I don’t shoot the Upper Peninsula, he got worked on tractors. I His grandson wanted to unless I’m sure. That’s a deer every year. Some worked on everything.” something I don’t want is a Spaulding objects to per- learn, so Spaulding showed years, he shot two, one of him, One set was enough. wounded deer. ” them on someone else’s , sons who say cars were “This is too much work for A lesson he learned from license, and one year, he built better in the old days. me,” he quoted his grand- an old hunter when he was killed three. “Cars are built so much bet- young was to make the first ter these days,” he com- son as saying. He continued to hunt each It was a cold, rainy day shot count. year in the U.P. until he mented, explaining modern when the octogenarian was His other bit of hunting was almost 70, when his autos are more reliable and interviewed. “Even in this wisdom is, “Don’t never wife, Dora, didn’t want him need repairs less often. kind of weather, you come wait. When you got an op- going so far away from His specialty, with help portunity, shoot.” from his wife, was sharpen- out wringing wet,” he said home anymore. Mrs. of the hot job. Spaulding, who also Spaulding died in 1979. ing bean harvester knives, hunts game birds and goes which requires heating, Spaulding has one son, Edward H. Doerr, Elmwood Corners is lo- Ray, who lives about a half- ice fishing, said that his cated at the intersection of hammering, sharpening long range eyesight is still .---uiEmoi*--- and then tempering. mile away, and a daughter, I M-81 and Elmwood and Betty Lemke, Albuquer- very good and that he can He remembers when he omeowners Insurance Seeley Roads, 59’2 miles que, N.M., and four grand- hit a coffee can from 200 west of Cass City. and his wife would do 200 children. feet. the Cost In the lumbering days be- for Full fore the turn of the century, ontents tosses? it had two hotels, three stores and a blacksmith Replacementcost cover- ers and fixes a car or does He shot once and missed, shop, but when Spaulding a welding job occasionally. figured how far off his aim opening day of deer season. He bought age in a Michigan Mutual moved there in 1930, to the* homeowners policy needed for The deer he shot this was,shotasecondtimeand the 12-gaUge shotgun he used in the house where he still lives, year, within a mile of his downed the animal. means you’ll get new there were only two stores, late 1930s. items for used items de- and one of those was moved Christmas stroyed by fire or other a mile east just after that. K insured causes. Ask us The last store there went w about Replacement Cost out of business about 1946, The ninth annual Christ- Coverage for your con- when the present highway mas basket program for tents. went through, which neces- needy families in the sitated moving the store county is being coordinated and Spaulding’s house next again by Volunteer Ser- E DOERR AGENCY door back farther from the vices of the Tuscola County LileThe Dickensl 6265 Main St. road. The store was con- Department of Social Ser- Cass City verted into a restaurant, vices. Nonperishable food SPACEI!KAKER@Microwave phone 872-3615 but that didn’t last. It is now a house. items, new or nearly new toys, games and books are Oven Fits Over Your Range examples of donations ~.~~~~~-~~~---~needed for the baskets, Cash donations are also ac- I We.are proud to announce 1 cepted, enabling Volunteer I I Services to supplement that we are now your local other donations it hopes to I receive. I Partner Chain Saw Sales I Donations will be ac- cepted through Dec. 16, I & Service Dealer, We I with distribution of the bas- kets taking place Dec. 19- 1 believe in selling a quality 1 21. Donations may be product and backing it with 1 brought to the office on M- I 81, southwest of Caro, or I service. Buy the best I contact Volunteer Services I j;u I for less! I at 673-4144. RegisterHere I 8 For 4 0 Extra-wide oven Variable Power Levels i Model Time CooMngwith C00ktop llght Walbro Lo JBSO3F I ii Free Weekend I 60first minute 10 mhlUtBS timer expandedwith wth~~~t-in two-spedexmust fan system 1 ! UPSWEPT COOKTOP- 5 [ for2at for added flexibility I employees % SMART STYLING $3299 Convenient “Start” button I Rotary dials for precise heat control. e Valley Plaza a Temperature Cooking I $ Tilt-lock Calrodo surface units. with the MICRO- take class 8 Removable oven door. Full-width THERMOMETER’” P500 3.0 cu. in.116” Bar storage drawer temperature probe 1 1 Two employees of Walbro Corp., Cass City, completed A Was 329.95 NOW s27495 1 Unit I of Wittenberg Uni- ‘ v v versity’s Management De- velopment Program Nov. I S65 4.0 cu. in./20” Bar I 11. They are William Bailey, 2184 Hurford Drive, Ubly, quality assurance manager and Robert Rau, 4364 Leach Street, Cass City, machine line supervisor. The five-day on-campus series is designetl to strengthen the manage- I I ment competency of super- visors and to provide them I Was$439.95 NOW $35495I with useful insights into I management functions. I I The series concentrates in four areas -- manage- i Rabideau Motors, Inc. I ment methods, organiza- ‘Itional behavior, communi- I Farm Division I cations and economics. CASS CITY PHONE 872-2616 Wittenberg is located in L------oo-.o-- _I’ Springfield, Ohio.
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OPEN FRI. 8:30a.m.-8:30p.m.-SAT.9a.m.-5p.m.-SUN.12-4p.m. ' CASS CITY L . ************************%. # Meadow Brook Hall. Christmas Walk.. .Tuesday, Dee. 6 * # Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom on Ice .. Saturday, Dec. 108 * Nashville-Grand Ole Opry ...... Jan. 20-22 * Feb. 17-19* # Niagara Falls Festlval of Lights ...... Jan. 27-29 Cass City Bowling Leagues Alaska (Group)OTHER ...... POPULAR DESTINATIONS June 12-24 #* w Rats 1960. Cass City Sports 19 219, E. Lewicki 215, M. Charmont 22 # Florida (air only daily departures) FRIDAY NITE DOUBLES TUSCOLA Lefler 211. Gagetown Oil & Gas 20 # California (air only daily departures) * GET TOGETHERS “A” High Team Game: The 4 Chemical Bank l8l/2 Truemner Salvage 20 Nov. 18, 1983 L’s 691. Herron Builders 17 550 or Better Series: J. * Hawaii 1 or 2, weeks * Nov. 14, 1983 Guinther 593, T.Comment Fort’s 19 * Polack’s 46 High Men’s Series: E. Stec Joos’ Fifth Wheels 16 * Caribbean Cruises - Alaska 518. IGA Foodliner 14 577, K. Anthony 556, E. Live Wires 18 * * The, Family 46 Hillaker’s hct. Serv. 49 Lewicki 555, C. Kolb 552, J. Cass City Sports --; 13 Las Vegas (weekly departures) * High Men’s Game: J. Your full service travel agent and travelplanners. All Wrights 45 ’/2 Maurer Const. Co. 46 Smithson 552. Ouvry ’s 12 * * D & F Signs 40 Lorencz 223. High Team Series: Char- * Fearsome Foursome 40 High Women’s Series: D. mont 2575. * Gutter Getters 37 Mr. Kelly’s Market MERCHANTS’ “B” High Series: S. Seeley 2191 BlackParrott’s River Street Tours (P.O.Box 267) g ‘\ Hayes 523. High Team Game: Char- 46 4 of us I Charmont ;; Nov. 16, 1983 562. * Vandemark Auto Parts 33 High Women’s Game: S. mont 868. * Deekerville L & S Standard 35 Humes 198. Final Standings Round 1 High Game: K. Ouvry Phone (313)376-9245 * Lucky’s Kountry Bigelow Hardware 33 200 or Better Games: S. 209. * Korner 33 Harris-Hampshire Ins. 31 Doerr 219, J. Lapp 205, H. High Team Series: Col- SATURDAY SPINNERS Peters 203, J. LaRoche 202. Thumb National Bank 28% a**********************& Wood Choppers I Pierce A iaries 26 Nov. 19, 1983 Charmont ’ 26 ony House 2274. The Holy H’s 26% Larry’s tar Wash 21 500 or Better Series: High Team Game: Col- Phyllis McIntosh 558, J. Bauer Candy Co. 25% Advertise It In The Chronicle. Team 8 28 Clare’s Sunoco 24 ony House 817. Men’s High Series: D. High Series: J. Kuhl 610, Morel1 539, S.Doerr 532, N. Herron Builders 22%2 N. Biebel 591, J. Smithson Tops 25 Wallace 518, J. LaRoche Wright 546. Pro Am’s 23% Cass City Sports 22 Men’s High Game: D. 561. 513, H. Peters 512, J. Lapp McMahan’s Auto Parts High Games: J. Kuhl247- Pin Pushers 22 511, B. Deering 509, L. Selby Wright and T. Kubacki 199. Strikers 21 21Y2 Women’s High Series: M. 210, N. Biebel 236. 5031 Evans Products 20 Alley Dusters 20 Y2 Spencer 497. High Team Series: Tuckey Concrete 17 Larry’s Car Wash 2836. Strike Zone 19‘/2 MERCHANTS’ “A” Women’s High Game: M. Super Stars 19 Blind 13 Spencer 202. High Team Game: Nov. 16, 1983 U’ve B’n Hadd 15 ‘/2 High Team Series: Fear- Larry’s Car Wash 967. Final Standings Round 1 High Series to Date: T. some Feursome 1974. High Team Game: Fear- TUSCOLA Boys’ High Game: J. Agri-Sales Inc. 31 Comment 735. Crawley 171, Peters 168, L & 2av2 High Game to Date: J. some Foursome 694. GET TOGETHERS “E!” V. K Market Nov. 14, 1983 M. Hampshire 167, B. Haley Gagetown Oil & Gas 25% Smithson 267. 157, J. Dillon 155, K. Haley Team High Series to GUYS & GALS New England Life 24 Nov. 15, 1983 Kingston IGA 4a 154, D. Roth 153. Kingston State Bank 24 Date: Charmont 2908. Cass City IGA 47 Girls’ High Game: Y. Ouvry Chevy-Olds 23 Team High Game to Date: Hurd 136. McMahan’s Auto Parts Brand X 27 Barnes’ Consthctioh 38 Croft-Clara Lumber 22% h Stump Jumpers 261/2 Roger’s Hay 35 Boys’ High Series: V. Fuelgas 22 1004* 35 Peters 489. Paul’s Urethane Syst. 21 Individual High Average ‘Copeland & Gornowicz a Doerr Farms 25 Kingswood Inn 34 Girls’ High Series: Y. to Date: T. Comment 194. Rabideau Motors 18 210 or Better Games: .Country Cousins 231h Dale’s Eaves Trough. 30 Hurd 353. Cass City Oil & Gas 15% T. High Team Game: Tops Comment 258-245-232, P. conveniences of the Amana Rolling Hills 21 Parkway 29 Charmont 9, 20y2 Erla’s 29 567. Robinson 224. Radarange Microwave. See them :Terrasi & Son 575 or Better Series: T. at Southeastern Michigan Gas Onlv 20 Miller Eggs Inc. 25 High Team Series: Tops -, - ’Odd Couples High Series to Date: C. Company’s office closest to you $37gg5(m0d.l nnm 1700. I Comment 735, P. Robinson Rutchinsons, Inc. 14 ‘/2 Comment 661. 584. High Series: D. Miller High Game to Date: G. Use our convenient payment plan .: Men’s High Series: E. 578, K. Martin 556. Thompson 256. CHARMONT LADIES Hours 8 a rn to 5 p rn (Monday thru Friday) Bilicki 552, A. Asher 544, C. High Game: De Miller FRIDAY NIGHT Individual High Average Nov. 15, 1983 208. CARCASS UNION Final standings for 1st third Kolb 500, B. Inbody 532. a to Date: T. Comment 189. , Men’s High Game: B. In- High Team Series: Dcerr Nov. 18, 1983 High Team Series to Southeastern Michigan Gas Company body 205. Farms 2700. Date: L & K Market 2896. Erla’s 31 Sandusky: 648-2334 Hard Times 24 ’/2 High Team Game to Veronica’s 29 Women’s High Series: M. Check your telephone directory for a toll free number for your area. Romig 452. .,‘,e:$* Game: Old Folks 23 ‘/z Date: Agri-Sales Inc. 1009 Colony House 28 Women’s High Game: M. Born Losers 19 210 or Better Games: J. Cass City State Bank 27 Romig 190. Incredible 4 ia Guinther 244. N. Benitez Cable-ettes 25 High Team Series : Brand THURSDAY Animals 16 X 1844. COFFEE Colwood Bar 15 High Team Game : Brand Nov. 17, 1983 X 637. Men’s High Series: L. Federal Land Bank 34 Rivard 514. CHARMONT LADIES Happy Hoofers 33 Y2 Ladies’ High Series: D. Nov. 8, 1983 Crazy Ladies 28% Davis 431. The Gypsy’s 28 Men’s High Game: L. Erla’s 30 Pin Pals 27 Rivard 196. Cass City State Bank 25 Rich’s Disposal 26 Ladies’ High Game: D. Veronica’s 25 Family Circus 24 ‘/2 Davis 171. Colony House 24 Deering Farms 24 High Team Series: In- !able-et tes 22 Parkway 24 credible 4 1751. Charmont 22 Paul’s 23?h High Team Game: In- Fort’s 18 Misfits 10 credible 4 651. Gagetown Oil & Gas 18 Live Wires 18 High Series: L. Yost 476. Truemner Salvage 17 High Game : C. Long 191. MERCHANETTE Cass City Sports 12 High Team Series: Nov. 17, 1983 Ouvry ’s 9 Happy Hoofers 1709. High Team Game: Kritzman’s 33‘/z Charmont 31 ’ High Series : P . Ulf ig 547. Happy Hoofers 598. High Game: P. Ulfig 207. Esther’s Health Spa 29 High Team Series: Col- SUNDAY NIGHTERS Walbro 24 ony House 2217. Nov. 20, 1983 Miller’s Chicks 23 . High Team Game: Col- Anrod Screen Cyl. 20 i?y House 799. Alley Rats 20 Geiger-Hunt Ford 19 Gutter Dusters 16 TUESDAY AFTERNOON Hay Las 16 Milk output LADIES Wild Bunch 14 Nov. 15, 1983 FBI 12 The Elms 12 increases in Wildwood Farms 3 The 4 L’s 11 Hillside Beauties 3 Lucky Strikes 11 WHEN YOU BUY4 EL/GlBLE*UMlROYAf RADIALS! Pierce Honey Bees 3 S.O.L.’s 10 October Hills & Dales 1 Pat Curtis Chev. 8 Dairy herds in Michigan Here’s a great dqal for you, and certificate, and your Social Security Bowling B’s 1 Spuds 8 produced 468 million ‘- hemical Bank 1 Try Hards 6 pounds of milk during OC- America, too. Just buy 4 eligible* number to Uniroyal within 30 days. tober, according to the Uniroyal tires at Ouvry’s. Then send you will receive your $50 bond in the UNIROYAL HighSeries: B. Irrer485. 200 Games: J. Lorencz Michigan Agricultural Re- High Game: C. Furness 223. Dortin Service. proof of purchase, the special mail directly from Uniroyal. 189. 500 Series: D. Hayes 523, Prduction increased 2 High ’ Team Series: E.Stec 518, M. Lorencz 514, percent from September Pierce Honey Bees 1754. D- Bertrand 512, G-I-hmes and was up 9 percent from High Team Game: 508, R. Ruggles 503- October, 1981, when pro- - Pierce Honey Bees 632. High Team Series: Alley duction totaled 430 million pounds. No estimate was made for October, 1982. Milk cow numbers con- tinued to increase with an average of 407,000 head on farms during October. Milk production per cow aver- aged 1,150 pounds, up 20 pounds from September AND BAG and 65 pounds above Oc- r tober, 1981. The value of milk sold in Michigan during October averaged $13.70 per hun- dredweight (cwt.), un- changed from a year ear- lier. This milk price re- flects the total value of milk at the dairy plant or receiv- ing station before deduc- tions for hauling and the $1.00 per cwt. dairy assess- ment are made. Slaughter cow prices av- eraged $37.10 per cwt’., down 4 percent from Oc- tober, 1982. Get All You Can Get. . Replacement milk cow Get a Case Garden Ttactor prices averaged $1,000 per 1 head compared with $1,110 1.92 to 3. a year earlier. PRICE P155180R13 $38.95 ALIGN FRONT END^ Nationally, milk produc- $51 35 P185180R13 43 95 tion during October totaled 55.95 11 11.4 billion pounds, 1 per- 59.95 P195175R14 40 95 Reg.$32.20 Ii 61 35 P205175R14 51.95 cent more than September, 62.05 P205175R15 55.95 Free. Shock and tire suspension check. I 1983, and up 6 percent from 85.Q5 P22975R15 5795 i t I Good at Ouvry Chev -OM exprres I 1-26-83 I 68.05 1‘ -----e ------J October, 1981. Production I,,, I per cow averaged 1,023 CRllt WINTWRlZIW6 CHRCK WIYH ANY ABOVI. rounds.
I Irmrnmlas of monthly omymontr for 36 months mt 9.8 APR 1 r : 8R.r 28%down pmymeni Amount to %pica1 monthly be financed payments at 9.8 APR A LITTLE CHRONICLE ‘Eligible Tires Tiger Paw Plus, Tiger Paw Plus with Royal Seal, Tiger Paw 200, Laredo Radialand Rallye 340 ’. Tests protect Tiger Paw Plus to deliver an average of 20% rnure rnileaqe than Michelrn X 2000 64 35 Prices shown are available at 7f 22 ~u~~’~ 2400 a WANT AD 872-4301 1983 Uniroyal Inc 2800 90 08 - - -- 3200 102 95 3600 115 82 I1: HURRY!! THIS OFFER IS LIMITED. OUVRY TIRE CENTER Located at Ouvry ChevylOlds Cass City, Michigan . Rabideau Motors, Inc, tm SALE ENDS NOVEMBER 26, 1983 Farm Division I Cass city Phone 872-2616 PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1983 rr. - CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 4-H awards Coach Light is Aglow presented Her Christmas ’83 Begins At at banquet n I The Clothes Closet The Tuscola County 4-H B With Yule savings Youth Program recently Come Early - Stay Late \ held its annual 4-Hleader We’re Open At 8a.m, On Friday, Nov. 25 and member recognition banquet. Come and Have Coffee With Us! fi Beautifid ways to This year’s award win- a say ners were: U Achievement, Lori “Meny Christmas!” Krywko; arts and crafts, Lisa Karpovich, Kate Christmas Gift Send your Christmas wishes with the beauty of a Schulthesis, Robin Lucius; Hallmark card. acrose from traditional, humorous, 75 sq. ft. bicycle, Gil Taggett ; reIi@ousand many more designs that show you bread, Valerie Vaughan ; citizenship, Jim Berry, care enough to send thevery best. Flat Meranda Perrin, Jeff S pecia Boyne ; clothing, Melissa Gonzales; conservation, Lynette Lucius; consumer All Day! Gift education, Sue Rodammer. Dairy foods, Bernie 8 a..m. to 10 a.m. Pletcher ; electric. Gil Taggett, ‘Sean Smith; fine arts, Meranda Perrin. J 0rdac he J ean s f * 10a.m.to12noons2988- Wrap Jeannette Tribelhorn; # Renee Edken; floriculture, Sue Rodammer; food and nutrition, KateSchulthesis, Free M nog ram with Pandora or E 88 Melissa Rubisch, Otto E - 0 -., $1 K Schulthesis. Sweater Bee Sweater Food preservation. Lisa 8 Hirn; -forestry, Robin # OPEN SUNDAY Lucius, Jeff Boyne; gar- 1 1 dening, Paul Gonzales, @ 1983 Hallmark Cards, Inc. Sean Smith. Melissa 8 The Clothes Closet 5 1 Rubisch; goats, John Cass City Schoch, Patsy Jordon; 3 home environment, e#~~~~~~~~~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lynette Lucius, Sue
Roda m mer, Melissa a Rubisch : horse. Colleen Whittaker, Kristine Bell, ship, Robin Lucius. .. Brown; photography, Li;i FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY! Krywko, Jim Berry, Kate E]-.- ‘ I 0 0/o OFF Krywko; shee Women ’s, Children ’s, Men ’s I swine, Susan BLyne; wood More than See Our Wide science, Sean Smith, Gil Taggett. 40Choose Boot Styles From to Selection Of Key Club, Toby Smith .. and Melissa Rubisch; BOOTS Phones - An Alumni Award, Blenford Campbell of Fairgrove; Ideal Gift Friend of 4-H Award, Sally All Thorn McAn and Campbell (individual), Michigan Sugar Co. and exter Casuals I Growers’ - Association I (company) ; Farm Bureau New Styles Award, Janelle Daily and Large Selection Jim Corl. Noma 0rnis s io n Ridgeview Sports and Dress Socks, Buy 1, Next FREE See Them In Our The photo caption in the Xmas Lights Nov. 10 Chronicle omitted the names of two Everg- Jewelrv reen Guys and Gals mem- 10 o/o offNike Bags Value6*95 $459 bers, not pictured, who re- -- &T-shirts I ceived awards at the FA Departmknt Sanilac County 4-H Fall *Jeffrey Hosiery *Leg Warmers Achievement. A Wonderful They were Tanya Darr aFashion Knee Highs .Men’s Wallets LA YA WAY and Merilee Leslie, both of *Actionizer Gloves .Shoe Kits Gift For Her. whom received agricul-- NOW! tural awards. VISA AND MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED I
see style EXPERT SHOE REPAIR PICK-UP STATION demonstration The November meeting Hallmark Boxed of the Thumb Cos- nietologists was held at Helen’s Beauty Salon, Cass City. The meeting was called f to order by President Big Selection Esther Fisher of Harbor F R IDAY N I G HT Beach. Gladys Montei of Ill Calcu lat ors Car0 presented Jan Wiefieldt of Saginaw, 3 For Home member of Michigan Hair- and School fashion. She showed slides ,-.-* .-- ii IY:( :I of the “Neo Bob,” a combi- ECIAL 99@ nation of short and chin- After 4 p.m. WE ACC€PT ALL MFG’S CENTS OFF COUPONS length, one-length, and 7 I I REGISTER HERE shoulder-bob hair. Dolman When you purchase a large sleeves are good and hats FREE are worn forward, over the WITH TWO ITEMS . .. “bangs.” PIZZA .. . . WEEKEND Ms. Wiefieldt brought II ’ ”I you will receive a E TIMEX FOR 2 along a model on which to %m demonstrate the different at styles. Dora Desloover r WATCHES \ from Caseville also re- Valley ceived a new hair style. Plaza “Hair World of ’84” will Cheerful Exchange be held at the Sheraton- Cadillac Hotel in Detroit in If Their Choice February. The “World Is Not Your Choice. Olympics” will be held at the Hilton Hotel in Las Vegas Sept. 10, 1984. A Christmas party is planned for the December Auth. Thumb Distributor Hollister Ostomy Products. meeting. It will be held at We accept all pre-pay prescription pldns. Veronica’s Restaurant in Cass City Dec. 5 at 7:30 p.m., with a $3 gift.
,CY 23 Candy Flavor Oils Wedding Frito Lay In Stock Announcements 9 Candy Thermometer Too, and Inwitations Potato Chips 79 3 ! Reg. $1.39 SAVE SO$ Catalogs loaned - I:I overnight. FREE SUBSCRlPTiON Coach Light Pharmacy WITH EACH ORDER. t-& CAS$ CITY CHRONlClE 1:: Phone 872-36 13 Phcqe 872-2010