CASS CITY CHRONICLE VOLUME 68, NUMBER 50 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 Twenty Cents SIXTEEN PAGES Annual meetings Saturday Elkland township okays

A new general fund budget, NOVESTA TOWNSHIP ELLINGTON TOWNSHIP ELMWOOD TOWNSHIP held the same date as the rebuilding one mile of Koepf- annual school election June 9. gen Road and the future of the Novesta township electors Ellington township voters Roads and improvements Voters will be asked to Demming vault at the town- approved a $37,193 budget for approved a new general fund on the fire hall took up much approve three mills for three ship cemetery comprised the the 1975-76 year. budget totaling $43,492.67 for of the Elmwood township years, with funds designated bulk of this year's Elkland Voters also approved recon- the coming year, with $1,903 meeting, according to Super- specifically for road main- township annual meeting held structing one mile of Phillips in the cemetery fund. visor Roy Messer. tenance, according to Clerk Saturday at the township hall. Road, north of Deckerville The board allocated $21,910 Township voters will be Donald Reid. Eight electors present ap- Road. The entire project is for road work in the coming asked to approve a one-mill Twelve persons attended proved a general fund budget expected to cost $20,000, of year, including gravel for 4'/2 levy for road improvement. the meeting. totaling $78,065. This repre- which the county will pay miles of roads, according to The date for the election and sents a 19 per cent increase half, according to Supervisor Clerk Mrs. Hazel Wilson. which roads are to be im- Grant township electors over last year's actual reve- Gail Parrott. He said,con- Proposed zoning was dis- proved have not yet been approved a general fund nues of $65,707, and a 34 per struction and grade are ex- cussed for the township. A decided, Messer said. budget of $15,900. , cent increase in expenditures pected to be completed this public meeting was set for Improvements to the over last year's actual year. April 22, beginning at 7:30 township fire hall came under $58,033. MEETINGS POSTPONED The township also voted to p.m., at the town hall. lengthy discussion, Messer Much of the additional return a strip of land at the Ten persons attended the said. No final action was Two township meetings, expenditures will come in the north end of McArthur Road meeting. taken. form of new road construction north of Severance Road to both in Sanilac county, were Nine persons attended the postponed due to snow- on South Koepfgen Road in current landowners Mr. and Voters approved a new meeting. the first mile south of M-81. Mrs. Theodore Doyen. Par- budget calling for income of clogged roads from last Supervisor Edwin Karr ex- rott explained the strip had $43,480 and expenditures of week's blizzard. plained township road main- been purchased before the $35,590, leaving a cash bal- GRANT TOWNSHIP Greenleaf and Evergreen tenance and construction turn of the century for a road ance of $7,800. township meetings were re- alone will take up $48,205 of right-of-way, but was never The board will hold regular Grant township voters will scheduled for this coming the township's budget. used. meetings the first Monday of decide the fate of a special Saturday. Both will begin at Karr said the road project Four persons attended the every other month, at the millage request for road 1:00 p.m. at the respective will take three years to meeting. township hall. maintenance. The vote will be town halls. complete. In 1975, the road ANN THANE (center), looks as if she's about to become the will be brought up to grade victim of two snowballs tossed by brothers Greg (left) and Darryl. and graveled, with final sur- The snow may have brought misery for grown-ups, but for the facing expected over the following two years. kids, it was nothing but pleasure. These happy youngsters are the He sajd $23,000 will be spent children of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thane of 4387 Koepfgen Rd. on this year's construction on This is spring? Area reels Koepfgen Road, with the remaining $25,205 going for repair on the remaining township roads. Karr said over three years, the township will spend close under wintery 17-inch snowfall to $40,000 on the project. He said in addition, Detroit Edi- son and General Telephone will have to move transmis- Heavy snow, piled into to and from work. Snowmo- tion to a standstill Thursday, stopped Thursday afternoon, sion lines, bringing the total mountainous drifts by high biles were the only vehicles along with many businesses but battled high winds that project cost, including the winds, brought activity in operating. in and around Cass City. continued to cause consider- township's share, to $100,000. Cass City and the tri-county Drifts as high as four feet While no power loss was able drifting. It was Friday He said so far, 16 property area to a standstill Thursday, blocked both major and side reported in Cass City, Detroit afternoon before crews had owners living along the road . forcing wholesale cancella- streets in Cass City, making Edison was plagued by re- removed the worst of the have contributed $700 toward '.:;tion of activities and leaving even walking a torture, in the ports of power failures in the snow from Main Street. the project. ' •• «f;$notorists stranded across the face of winds clocked as high Millington area, At one point, Karr said some of the 'slate.' ' " '•'••'••• as 40 miles an hour. about 5,000 Thumb area cus- VOLUNTEERS Koepfgen Road construction The storm forced Tuscola At8:00a.m,, the only track tomers were without elec- costs may be cut if the County Sheriff's patrol cars on South Seeger Street was tricity. Randy Howard. Hills and township is able to buy a off the roads in the early one snowmobile trail. All Most area schools were not Dales General Hospital ad- gravel pit nearby. The hours of Thursday morning, other streets were plugged. in session last week, and so ministrator, reported voiun- supervisor said it would re- along with County Road M-81 was reported blocked were not affected by the teers, both with snowmobiles duce the cost of gravel from Commission crews who gave between Cass City and Caro, storm. Students returned to and in the hospital itself, 50 cents a yard to 10 cents a up the battle to keep state as well as M-53 south of Bad their classes Monday follow- helped supplement the skele- yard. trunk lines open, until the Axe and in Sanilac county. ing their extended Easter ton staff on duty at the Karr said the township's winds died down. Snow began falling in Cass vacation. facility. pattern of growth is toward Officially 17 inches of snow City Wednesday morning, By Thursday afternoon, Howard said persons living Koepfgen Road, citing the fell in the county, bringing April 2, but stopped in the traffic began to move slowly near the hospital volunteered difficulty in getting septic about scenes reminiscent of early afternoon hours, only to on some Cass City streets, but for kitchen duties to insure tank permits for new homes the St. Patrick's Day blizzard return around 4:00 p.m. By persons living on side streets patients would be fed on time. north of Cass City, due to hard of 1973. midnight, traffic had slowed had to depend on either Others used their snow ma- clay soil. Officials at Hills and Dales to a crawl and stopped shortly footpower or snowmobiles to chines to transport staff and Karr acknowledged that the General Hospital put out a afterward. get them around town. doctors to the facility. project has caused some plea for area snowmobile The storm brought opera- Village work crews began "We just can't thank these controversy among residents operators to assist them in tions at Walbro Corporation the gigantic task of clearing people enough," Howard IT TOOK heavy equipment and long, long hours of work on the of Koepfgen Road, since some transporting doctors and staff and General Cable Corpora- streets soon after the snow Concluded on page 16. part of village crews to make streets passable again following last trees will have to be removed. He said this is because the week's snow storm. present road does not follow the true section line, which all new roads must follow today. , Work is expected to begin Gagetown man injured on the project this summer, Erlas win race with stork, weather Other funds are expected to run about the same as last year, with the exception of a The late-winter snowstorm pital. According to Mrs. Erla, labor. were all reported doing fine nearly $2,000 increase in the that blasted its way through it took a half hour for the • This is the first child for the by hospital authorities. cemetery fund, estimated at Cass City last week won't caravan to wend its way from Erlas, who are more than Jennifer Lynn and her in snowmobile mishap $17,500, compared with soon be forgotten by Mr, and Third Street to the hospital, grateful Jennifer waited for mother weren't the only $15,777 last year. Mrs. Clark Erla of 6781 Third with several attempts needed the comforts of the hospital. members of the family in the Karr said total township St. They'll remember it every at the hill before they finally "Next time, I think we're hospital the same week. Tues- Area police investigated Forestville Road, Gagetown, out of control, striking the valuation this year is $19,- time they see their daughter, made it. going to plan on having one day, April 1, the baby's great- several property damage ac- was taken to Caro Commun- roadway. 851,350, compared with Jennifer Lynn, who decided to As it turned out, Jennifer around the fourth of July great grandmother, Laura cidents last week in which ity Hospital with injuries Tuscola County Sheriff's $17,699,350 last year. make her debut Thursday. arrived later than expected. some year," Mrs. Erla Bauer, was hospitalized. drivers and passengers es- sustained when the snowmo- deputies who investigated In other business, the board The nine pound, two-and-a- Mrs. Erla spent from around laughed. Fortunately, she arrived be- caped serious injury. bile he was riding east on said the machine apparently indicated it would check into half ounce baby was born at 8:00 a.m. until 5:33 p.m. in Mother, father and child fore the snow did. Hobart Road a half-mile west dropped after sailing over a having the Demming vault at 5:33 p.m. Thursday, well In the most serious, Mark the township cemetery re- John Yost, 17, of Bay City- of Kurds Corner Road went snowdrift. after the snow had stopped, The mishap took place at moved. The vault has been a but before work crews fin- 2:00 p.m. Friday. bone of contention among ished the monstrous job of A Kingston woman sought some township residents for a opening village streets. her own medical treatment number of years who claim it Things started happening for injuries she sustained is an eyesore. late Wednesday night, just as Report progress The board said it would the storm reached its full when the car she was driving collided with a pickup driven check with a member of the fury. by a Caro man Friday just Deming family regarding "I really didn't think it was north of Kingston on Kingston removal of the bodies to the the real thing, though," Mrs. Road. basement and perhaps push- Erla recalled Friday morn- Caro State Police who in- ing the structure in. ing. "As it turned out, I spent in FOP talks John Zinnecker urged the the entire night walking the vestigated said a car driven by Elizabeth Ann Taylor, 25, board to act on the situation floor and watching it snow. I of North Kingston Road, was as soon as possible. kept thinking, how in the "Good progress" was re- mained hopeful that the dis- In other business, Karr said - ported Tuesday in contract pute could be settled soon, but headed south when she went world am I ever going to get into a skid and struck the forms should arrive soon for to the hospital?" talks between the Tuscola said there is "still a mode- persons wishing to sign up for County Board of Commis- rate difference in our two northbound truck driven by Mrs. Erla had originally Harley LeRoy Brock, 27, of the Farmland and Open been scheduled to give birth sioners and members of the positions", Those differences Space Act, which would pro- Fraternal Order of Police reportedly still surround Caro. at Huron Memorial Hospital Ms. Taylor was ticketed for vide farmers a tax break if in Bad Axe, but nature inter- (FOP) representing County economic issues. they agree not to change land Sheriff's deputies. traveling too fast for condi- vened. While progress was re- use for 10 years. By 7:00 a.m. Thursday, she The reported break in the tions. Brock was uninjured. Karr said a survey has month-long stalemate came ported in talks with the The mishap took place at decided the time had indeed deputies, no progress was shown that the act could save come, Then the hard part following a day-long meeting 11:45 a.m. farmland owners as much as Monday between negotiators reported in negotiations with A car driven by Sally Lee began. With the Erla's car the county courthouse em- 47 per cent on their real estate buried under mounds of snow on both sides that included Larkin of Deckerville Road, taxes, although it isn't guar- state mediator Charles ployees. Cass City, went out of control and their street blocked, the : According to Marilyn Grif- anteed that every owner call went out for help. . Sanders. and landed in a ditch on Would save as much. • The board discussed the fis, local representative of the Deckerville Road a half-mile "We got Norm Gray and American Federation of _ new FOP offer following their west of Deford, Wednesday, Other township meetings J.D. Tuckey out," Mrs. Erla regular session Tuesday. State, County and Municipal April 2. were held throughout the area said. "Norm came with his Commissioner Maynard Me- Employees. (AFSCME), a Caro State Police who in- snow plow and plowed ahead meeting has tentatively been Saturday. Here is a rundown Conkey, chairman of the vestigated said the Larkin of activities: of us and we rode with J.D. in board's personnel committee, set for Thursday at 5;00 p.m., auto was eastbound when it the back of his four-wheel to determine whether or not did not release details, but went out of control on snow drive vehicle. For awhile, I MRS. CLARK ERLA of Cass City poses with new arrival indicated "the ball is back in to accept the latest offer, and ice-covered pavement RUMMAGE SALE wasn't sure whether the baby their (FOP's) court." .submitted by the board. and slid into a ditch on the would be born in the hospital Jennifer Lynn, born Thursday after a slow, hard trip through deep The board was scheduled to Mrs. Griffis said the .meet- north side of the road. Saturday, April 26, Presby- or in the back seat." snows to Hills and Dales General Hospital. It took a snow plow and terian church basement. The biggest problem came give a formal reply to the ing is one re-scheduled from She sought her own medical a four-wheel drive vehicle to get Mrs. Erla to the hospital ahead of FOP Wednesday. last Thursday; due to the treatment. The mishap took Doors open at 9:00 a.m. negotiating the grade on Hill McConkey said he re- snow storm. Concluded on page 14. 4-10-3 Street approaching the hos- the stork. . CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 PAGE TWO

Mrs. Reva Little Cass City Social and Personal Items Phone 872-3698

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Orion Cardew announced Mrs. Irma Hicks visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kritz- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mor- Fifteen members of the Zapfe of Clio spent Saturday this week that James Mc- Mrs. Lillie Bruce April 1 in man and family spent the rison had as Sunday visitors, Baptist youth group attended afternoon and evening at the Elroy, all-star, basketball Huron Memorial Hospital, Easter week end in Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morrison a bowling party Friday Lyle Zapfe home. guard, and Tom Ray, all-star where Mrs. Bruce is a surg- guests at the Irvin Kritzman and grandson, Troy Parent, afternoon at Cass City Lanes. football cornerback, both ical patient. Mrs. Hicks and home at Millersburg, and also and Mr. and Mrs. Terry After bowling they went to the Mrs. Helen Little visited from Central Michigan Uni- Mrs. Helen Higgins of Wat- visited Mrs. Peter Kritzman's Morrison, all of Saginaw. church fellowship hall for her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth versity, will be the speakers rousville visited Mrs. Bruce sister and husband, Mr. and games and a lunch under the Medcalf, at the county medi- at Saturday night's Father- Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Kurt Comer in Elkhart. Rev. Bruce Stine of Lansing supervision of Mrs. Ferris cal care facility near Caro Son banquet, sponsored by Mike and Jim Wright, sons of spent Saturday and Sunday Ware and Miss Sandy Wells. Monday. Mrs. Medcalf Tyler Lodge No. 317, F&AM. Recent callers at the home Mrs. Peter Kritzman, stayed with his mother, Mrs. Her- marked her 96th birthday The dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. of Mrs. Irma Hicks were Mrs. and spent last week with their man Stine. The Progressive Class of Wednesday, April 9. at the Masonic Hall. Helen Ramsey of Marlette, aunt, Mrs. Comer. Salem UM church will meet April 1, Clark Churchill of Dr. and Mrs. E.C. Fritz Thursday evening, April 10, Rev. and Mrs. J.P. Holo- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Auten Detroit Friday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hof- returned home Friday after at the home of Mr. and Mrs. peter of Petersburg, Pa., took her mother, Mrs. Lester _M"j-and_Mrs^_Donald Rober- stedt were Saturday evening spending a jnonth__at_Cap_e —Donald-Loomis—The-elass-is .spent-Tuesday-and-Wednes- Jersey;-home-to ~Boyne ~City son Monday evening. -guests-ofMrran"d"MrsrJalneF ~C6ral7~Fla; having a bakeless bake sale to day with Mr. and Mrs. over the week end. Mrs. Ketchum. raise money to help send William Patch. Jersey had spent two weeks Mrs. Ray Auvil of Snover Mrs. Howard Loomis had youths to church camp. here. and Mrs. Bruce Gee returned Mr. and Mrs. David Vender as week-end guests, her home Sunday from a week's and son Cory of Hastings granddaughter, Miss Heidi The American Legion Good Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. James Gross trip to St. Louis, Mo., to visit were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Kritzman, and a friend from Auxiliary will meet Monday returned home last week their children, Dr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Vender Wednesday Millersburg, Ind. evening, April 14, at the from a trip to North Carolina Steven Auvil (Pamela Gee) and Thursday. He is a nephew Municipal Building at 8 p.m. and to Florida. They also and their sons, Steven, Dennis of Rev. and Mrs. Vender and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loom- ladies meet spent a week before returning and Nathaniel. teaches at Middleville Junior is, daughters Debbie and Twenty-one relatives at- home with their daughter and High School. Kay, their son Tom and tended a cooperative supper family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Henry Cooklin attended the The Ladies Aid of Good James Wallace and son Friday evening at the Paul Hall, and daughters in Man- Benny of Midland visited his Rev. and Mrs. Melvin R. Pistons-Milwaukee Bucks Craig home to celebrate Mrs. Shepherd Lutheran church lius, N.Y. Vender were recently hon- basketball game in Detroit met Monday, April 7. Seven- mother, Mrs. C.M. Wallace, Craig's birthday. Guests in- over the week end. ored as Citizens of the week Saturday and were dinner cluded Mr. and Mrs. Alva teen members and one guest Mrs. Douglas Harvey of by radio station WKYO in guests of Mrs. Polly Dill in were present. Mrs. Gloria McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling Heights visited her Mrs. Ernest Croft returned Caro. Program coordinator Grosse Pointe. Homakie and son John of Ouvry was received into mother, Mrs. Irma Hicks, Lila .DeBoer and station membership. home Saturday from Ches- Caro, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Gary W. Miller Tuesday. aning where she had spent a manager Glenn Tryon pre- Mrs. C.U. Brown had as McNeil and sons, Dennis and President Linda Voss pre- sented the awards. guests from Sunday until sided over a business meeting week with her daughter, Mrs. Larry, Miss Yvonne Sattel- Miss Mary L. Highfill and Fischer and Ed Parauka. E.G. Bell and son, Bob. Friday of last week, her berg, Mr. and Mrs. Terry which finalized plans for the Members of Echo Chapter daughter, Mrs. Roger Mc- Gary W. Miller were married Ushers were Glenn Highfill annual turkey dinner. McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saturday evening in Plain- and Tom Highfill. ENGAGED OES who attended a "Friends Donald, and daughters Jane Storm Jr., Mrs. Danny Muska Judy Van Dellen led devo- Mr. and Mrs. William Hen- Night" meeting at Ubly Sat- and Kathy of Naperville, 111. field United Methodist tions with a reading from the nessey entertained Mr. and and son of rural Unionville, church, Grand Rapids. urday evening were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Craig book, "Living With a Live Mrs. John Periso and daugh- Charles Holm, who was the Word has been received The bride is the daughter of and Mrs. Arthur Little. Drury Highfill of Fountain, God." ter, Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Dan guest "Esther", Mrs. George here of the death of Marshall t Hills and Dales Refreshments were served Hennessey, Sue, Nancy, Jetta, Mrs. Alex Greenleaf B. Burt, 67, April 4, in a and Mrs. Barbara Highfill of with Sharon Francis, Judy David and Ben and Becky The Elmwood Missionary Lansing. The bridegroom is General Hospital and Mrs. Thelma Graham. nursing home in Seminole, Circle will meet Wednesday, Van Dellen and Elaine Mar- Peters for Sunday dinner in' the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fla. He had been ill for April 16, at the home of Mrs. tin, hostesses. honor of their daughter, An- Nine Cass City youth and Clarence Miller of Cass City. several months. Funeral Vincent Wald and Miss Mary BIRTHS: The next regular meeting gela's second birthday. Pastor Lloyd Streeter at- Matron of honor was Mrs. services and burial took place Wald, will be held May 5. tended the youth rally at Tuesday in Lansing. He was Chris Ham. Bridesmaids April 1, to Mr. and Mrs Mrs. A.G. Elmore is a guest Vassar Saturday evening. were Barbara Dittmer and born at Wickware, April 18, Miss Barbara Starmann of Stanley Szarapski of Cass this week of her daughter and Winners of last month's talent 1907, and was graduated from Connie Haynes. Kris O'Dell City, a girl, Stephanie Mae. CASS CITY CHRONICLE Ann Arbor spent from Satur- was flower girl and Lyle family, the James Batts. rally were awarded ribbons. Cass City High School. day until Monday with her April 3, to Mr. and Mrs. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Mark Guinther received a He leaves his wife, Jean; a Haynes was ring bearer. Clark Erla of Cass City, a AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN mother; Mrs. M.B. Auten, and Rita and Keith Burger ahd first place ribbon for piano son, David; a daughter, Best man was Mark Pank- girl, Jennifer Lynn. 6552 Main Street other relatives here. Jack Simpson of Chicago, 111., solo and Bobette Ostrander Marsha and one sister, Mrs. ner. Groomsmen were Rebert April 5, to Mr. and Mrs. John Halre, publisher. were week-end guests of was awarded second place in C.U. Brown of Cass City. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Maurice Evans of Gagetown, National Advertising Representative, Deanne and Dianne Halasz. vocal solo. a boy, Maurice Dale Jr Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc., Wright arrived home Sunday Marriage Licenses evening from a two-week trip April 6, to Mr. and Mrs 257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Relatives were notified of Joseph Salcido of Gagetown, Michigan. to Florida. They visited vari- the death Monday evening of Michael William Binder, 22, a girl. Second Class postage paid at Cass KATHRYN L. DORLAND Frank Agar, 70, of Ann Arbor, ous places of interest and City, Michigan 48726. NEWS FROM spent some time with their Schwartz Creek, and Diane Subscription Price: To post offices in a native of Cass City. Funeral son Roger at Kissimmee. Lynn Edmonson, 23, Milling- PATIENTS LISTED MON- Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dorland services and burial will take ton. DAY, APRIL 7, WERE: $6.00 a year or 2 years for $10.50. 3 of Decker announce the en- place Thursday in Ann Arbor.- They also visited Mrs. Jim years for $15.00'. $3.50 for six months (Laura) Moore, Mrs. Gus Eugene Andrew Kaake, 23, gagement of their daughter, He is survived by his wife, the Deford, and Rita Louise Robert Adams, Donald and 3 months for $2.25. former Flossie Law; a son (Aletha) Moss, Mrs. Marga- In other parts of the United States, Kathryn Louise, to David District Court Zimba, 21, Deford. Thompson, Nelson Anker, Paul Luana, son of Mr. and and a daughter and his ret French and Mrs. Myron $7.00 a year or 2 years for $13.00. 6 (Ada) Glendenning. James Douglas Dues, 24, Mrs. Vera AuBuchon, Mrs. months $4.00 and 3 months for $2.50. Mrs. Kenneth Klinkman of mother, Mrs. Lucy Agar of Vassar, and Linda Lou Henry Klinkman, Melissa 50 cents extra charged for pan year Deford. Ann Arbor. Mrs. Gene Sickler Alexander Peter Kessler of flers). He paid fines and costs Kuberski, 22, Vassar. McRae, Henry Klinkman and order. Payable in advance. A Sept. 20 wedding is being of Belding will come Thurs- Cass City in Elkland township of $15. Michael James Love, 21, Maurice Taylor of Cass City, For information regarding newspaper day and her parents, Mr. and Mark James Eschtruth of ENGAGED advertising and commercial and job planned for Deford Com- was ticketed for operating a Millington, and Luanne Ethel Mrs. Charles Boyle and printing, telephone 872-2010. munity church. Mrs. Max Agar, will accom- motor vehicle with a defec- Kingston in Caro was ticketed Rose, 19, Millington. Melvin Osbourn of-Akron; pany her to Ann Arbor for the tive exhaust system. He paid for allowing an unlicensed Michael Peter Kubiak, 28, Melanie Butcher and Mrs. funeral. The deceased was a fines and costs of $15. operator to drive a motor Caro, and Deborah Mae Prop- Duane Witkovsky of Caro; cousin of Max Agar. Henry Donald Nolan Jr. of vehicle. He paid fines and er, 23, Caro. Brent Fritz, Mrs. Oliver Cass City in Cass City was costs of $25. Steven Alan Ball, 19, Tus- Sprunger, Lewis Gemmell, PROFESSIONAL &BOSINESS Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar ticketed for speeding 37 mph Shirley Ann Kappen of Cass cola, and Bonnie Sue Jury, 19, Floyd Fritz and Cheri Arnold were guests of her sister and in a 25 mph zone. He paid City in Indianfields township Tuscola. of Owendale; husband, Mr. and Mrs, Vol- fines and costs of $30. was ticketed for speeding 70 Michael George Gilmore, Mrs. Helen Chapin of Mar- ney Wright in Caro, Sunday. mph in a 55 mph zone. She lette; William D. Burrows of 22, Kingston, and Diane Lynn paid fines and costs of $30. Paul Crumm of Sebewaing, Gagetown in Mayville was Miller, 21, Kingston. Members of the Lions Aux- David William Windhorst of Mrs. Lloyd Bader and Mrs. ticketed for speeding 55 mph Randall Wayne Lugg, 24, iliary who plan to attend the Fraser in Elmwood township Earl Springstead of Snover; in a 45 mph zone. He paid Millington, and Rhonda Jean DIRECTORY dinner and tour in Saginaw was ticketed for a violation of Arthur Carolan, Wesley Titsworth, 20, Millington. are reminded the group plans fines and costs of $20. the basic speed law and for Downing and John Miklovich Clarence William Rorman to leave Cass City at 4:30 p.m. failing to report an accident. of Gagetown; DR. W. S. SELBY Dr. E. Paul Lockwood Monday, April 14. of Ubly in Gagetown was He paid fines and costs Mrs. James Mahaffey of ticketed for speeding 43 mph Emergency hospitals are Optometrist Chiropractic Physician totaling $70. Decker; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rienstra in a 30 mph zone (radar). He filled with pedestrians and James David McCreedy of motorists who had the right of Darrel Nordberg and Ferdi- Hours K-.rOOe.xccpl Thursday Office Hours: had as house guests Wednes- paid fines and costs of $30. Unionville in Cass City was Mon.,Tues., Wed., Fri. way. nand Schneider of Unionville Kvcnings by appointment day to Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Albert Terpenning ticketed for disregarding a 9-12a.m. and 1:30-5:00 p.in. 4(i24 HiII St. Don Becker, who were unable of Marlette in Kingston stop light. He paid fines and Saturday 9-12 a.m. to return to their home township was ticketed for costs of $25. Across from Mills and Dal (is because of the storm. Kvenings-Tuos. 7-9p.in. speeding 65 mph in a 55 mph David Francis Seurynck of Hospital zone. He paid fines and costs Gagetown entered a plea of Phone H72-3404 Closed All Day Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rien- of $20. guilty to impaired driving. He PII.K72-27n5Cas.sCity stra were guests of Mr. and Ralph Guy Russell of Owen- paid a $100 fine, $50 costs and ALLEN WITHERSPOON For Appointment Mrs. Dennis Rienstra and dale in Cass City was ticketed was given one year's proba- CAROLYN LOUISE SMITH JANSSEN'S New England Life sons at Big Rapids, Sunday for driving left of center. He tion. Harold T. Donahue, M.D. NKL Growth Fund and Monday and while there paid fines and costs of $20. Charles Lake of Deford Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. celebrated the fourth birth- Smith of Cass City announce NKL Equity Fund Physician & Surgeon pleaded guilty to trespassing day of Mr. and Mrs. D, Michael Anthony Sieradzki the engagement of their M-81 MOTEL Value Line Fund-Keystone of Deford in Novesta township and was sentenced to serve 15 Funds CLINIC Rienstra's son, Dennis. days in the Tuscola1 County daughter, Carolyn Louise, to 1 mile west of Cass City was ticketed for driving with Craig Randall Sorenson, son Phone-872-2321 4(174 Hill St. .Cass City no operator's license on his Jail. He was also sentenced to 461:5 0:ik St.. CiissCilv serve 15 days in jail after of Mr. and Mrs. Harold • MODERATE RATES Bobette Ostrander spent person. He paid fines and Sorenson of East Detroit. YONGKYUN KIM, M.D. Office 072-232:)-Res. 872-2311 costs of $6. pleading guilty to simple • CLEAN COMFORTABLE ROOMS from Wednesday till Saturday assault. The bride-elect is a pros- Obstetrician -(-Gynecologist Duane James White of Cass pective June graduate of Cass HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE with Sandy Guinther. Her Kirk Byron of Kingston was Laparascopic sterilizations mother, Mrs. Harve Ost- City in Cass City was ticketed City High School. for speeding 35 mph in a 25 found guilty of impaired Your Hosts 4672 Hill St., Cass City Insurance Agency rander, was a guest of the The prospective bride- mph zone. He paid fines and driving, second offense. He Office hours 9-5, except Stan Guinthers from was ordered to pay a $100 groom is employed at Walbro Gene & Veda Otulakowski Wednesday. Sat. 9-12. Tues- costs of $20. Complete Insurance Services Wednesday night till Friday. fine, $50 costs and sentenced Corp. days 1-5 at 861 Gilford Rd., Lynne Ann Ashley of Cass to serve five days in the A late summer wedding is PHONE 517-872-3345 Caro. filllSE.CassCityRd. City in Caro was ticketed for Tuscola County Jail. being planned. speeding 43 mph in a 25 mph Office 872-2960, , Residence Cass City, Michigan 200 attend Phone 872-2688 zone. She paid fines and costs 872-3172. Caro office 673-4160. of $30. ,J.Y. LEE, M.D.. Internal Medicine Lillian June Stein of Pigeon Apply a herbicide that fits your system DO YOU HAVE A in Gagetown was ticketed for DRINKING PROBLEM? Chest Diseases — Heart open house for speeding 42 mph in a 30 mph ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS & Lungs zone (radar). She paid fines n corn: & AL-ANON 4B72 Hill Street and costs of $30. Every Friday evening, 8:00 Cass City p.m. Good Shepherd Luther- Harold Walter Braun of an Church, Cass City. •(ii-Tirr-: norus 9 till 5 Mrs. Gpodall Bay City in Cass' City was except Wednesday ticketed for disobeying a and Saturday 9 till 12 traffic sign. He paid fines and DR. J.H.GEISSINGER Phone: 879-4500 Some 200 relatives and costs of $15. CHIROPRACTOR friends of Mrs. Christina Goodall attended a dinner and Betty Charlene Sherry of K.I. MacRAE, D.O. MON., TUES., THURS., FRI. "open house" in 'the dining Deford in Cass City was ticketed' for driving with 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Osteopathic Physician room of the Masonic Temple SAT. 9-12a.m. Sunday afternoon to celebrate expired license plates. She and Surgeon Mrs. Goodall's 90th birthday, paid fines and costs of $15. 21 N. Aimer, Caro MI which was April 2. Corner Church and Oak'Sts. Roy Wayne Walker of Present were six of her Kingston in Wells township Across from IGA store Office 872-2880 - Res. 872-3365 seven children, Mrs.'Edward was ticketed for littering. He Phone Caro 673-4464 Golding Sr., Alfred and paid fines and costs of $50. Harry Crandell, Jr. Walter Goodall of Cass City, Tailor herbicide applications to your equipment, available time and labor. Mrs. Lucille Nicholsberg of Brian Lee Kelley of Cass JAMES BALLARD, M.D. D.V.M. Apply Lasso... Washington, D.C., Ernest City in Cass City was ticketed As you plant, with or without liquid fertilizers. Office at 4530 Weaver St. Office 4438 South Seeger St. Goodall-of Herron and Mrs. for excessive noise (muf- Preemergence after planting, before crops or weeds come up... with Hours: 10:0()a.m. to 12:00- Phone 872-2255 Foster (Noreen) Hickey of or without liquid fertilizers. 2:00p.m. to4:3() Fairgrove. John Goodall of Preplant, with or without liquid fertilizers. Apply up to seven days Caro, another son, was unable SIMULATED Daily except Thursday after- EFRENM.DIZON.M.D. before planting; shallowly incorporate with a disc or field cultivator, to attend. noon. PERLAA. ESPINO, M.D. anytime before corn goes in. Others came from Mary- ENGRAVED Dipidmates of the American land, Curran, Flint, Algonac, DR. EDWARD SCOLLUN Board of Pediatrics . Detroit, Saginaw, Midland Lasso VETERINARIAN (Practice limited to Infants and the Thumb area. BUSINESS CARDS and Children) Monday, Mrs. Goodall ac- AVAILABLE 1-COLOR HERBICIDE BY Call For Appointment . at 4672 Hill St. companied her daughter, Monsanto For Small Animals Cass City, Mich. 48726 Mrs. Nicholsberg, on a three- OR 2-COLOR Always read and follow the Lasso label directions. 872-2935 (Across from.Hi 11s & Dales day trip to Canada to visit two Hospital) sisters of Mrs. Goodall, who The Chronicle 4H49 N. Soeger St.. Cass City Phone 517-872-4384 live there.

1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 PAGE THREE "If It Fitz..." Phooey on Mickey Mouse Rabbit tracksl

BY JIM FITZGERALD By John Haire I never feel more unAmer- kids might learn something looked, someone wanted to ican than when in the pres- worthwhile from these for- sell me something to eat or (And anyone else he can ' bidden movies. One sex scene something to take home to ence of Mickey Mouse. get to help) The family that reveres in technicolor is worth 1,000 prove to my neighbors I'd Walt Disney together is the words from a dumb father been gypped. family that stays together, who learned it all from the The $13 bought u.s admis- prays together, and flees rack boy at Curley Peloso's sion to 8 of the "special Take me for what I meant, not what I said. In an ad last week together from an "R" rated poolroom. By the time he is attractions," all of which calling attention to the Chronicle's giant upcoming progress 18,1 want my son to know the were easy to find. Each one edition May 22 I said that 25 years ago Cass City had no high world. Everyone knows that. school. But I never saw a Walt streets of Los Angeles are not was at the Florida end of a paved with flubber. line of people stretching to What I meant was that it did not have the present modern Disney film I didn't hate. I high school building. wouldn't insult my family by So you get the picture. The Utah. I wouldn't stand in a asking them to laugh at CIA has probably been read- line that long if it led to Sophia Honest, I've been in Cass City long enough to know that the ing my mail for years. Any Loren playing Snow White as Intermediate School was once the high school .... and the talking cars and Fred Mac- grade school, too, for that matter. Murray bouncing over build- man who sneers at Donald a nymphomaniac attacking ings. Duck must have subversive .eveiyone. pa.rk.ed~ in.. DopeyJs ~~~ conhectionsTT teiryoiTair this section. teenagers to "adult" movies only because I recently spent We did sneak into the that would soil their minds if some time in Orlando, Flor- theatre where life-size repli- Thank you. My offer of 10 free Rotary Club Bingo tickets was they weren't accompanied by ida, and my wife said it would cas of Cinderella, Mickey and accepted by various persons before the big event Saturday. a parent with a damp sponge. be a sin to leave without the gang sang songs and told Readers will recall that the offer was first made three weeks This is a satisfying way to visiting Disney World. We'd jokes. It's amazing how those ago and not one was claimed. I repeated the offer the following been on the road several inanimate dolls talk and week and area bingoites finally felt that it was for real and thumb my nose at censorship, picked them up. just as the censor thumbs his days, and I'd already used up move and appear just as nose at freedom. Also, the all the sins allotted me for human as the people in the There's a moral here about continuous advertising but I March, so ... audience (especially the won't be so crass as to mention it. The Disney people grab you zonked-out father with 3 little while you are still on the kids who has been looking for highway. They come on your his car for 3 weeks). IT'S A SPORTING good time for one and all in the Owen-Gage car radio and suck you It must cost a million Saturday was my first bingo and it was an eye opener. I through the gate. The 12,000- dollars to make a G-foot doll Junior Class play "They Run in Our Family", set for Friday and found myself missing numbers as they were called .... before car parking lot is divided into that can tap dance and sing Saturday nights at the Gagetown Gym. Shown in this "singing I found out if the number called was on the single card that I sections named after dwarfs "Some Day My Prince Will telegram" scene are (from the left) Peg Radabaugh, John played the announcer called another number. and the attendants warn you Come." Only a jerk would There's no doubt that the regulars on the bingo circuit would to remember the name of point out that a real live girl Thybault, Cory LaFave and Gerry Prich. The play, which includes have trouble understanding this. I saw several handling a your section or spend the rest would be a lot cheaper and 19 cast members, is directed by Mrs. Margaret Bethel and Ms. Sue dozen' cards at once while complaining that the announcer was of your life on foot. more entertaining. "You're a too slow. "We're in Dopey," my wife jerk," my wife said. Neal. I mentioned this to Keith Pobanz, one of the wheels at the said. I came away from magic weekly St. Pancratius Church bingo, and he just laughed. "Certainly," I said. land with tremendous respect We have regulars who come and play 20 cards, he said. With After putting down $13, we for the precision and effic- people like that who needs computers? entered the world's largest iency of the Disney people. CARD'S LEADING JEWELER combination gift shop and hot They handle gigantic crowds Five Craft Show set PH. 673-2444 dog stand. Everywhere I without wasting a movement or a minute. Endless railings The Jon Fahrners were not among the many to get snowed in keep you in line (Please don't at home when the storm hit Wednesday. sit on the rails; they are for They were snowed out. The family went to Detroit for the At Your Service herding, not comfort). Re- night on an outing. That's what it turned out to be ... an outing corded voices continually tell for Cultural Center The family made it back as far as the Birch Run freeway exit you to face right, turn right, where they stayed for two days. 872-2075 and leave by the exits on the The kids slept in the back of a trailer home and had a ball. It right. I wouldn't turn left for A Five Craft Show featur- Arbor Handweavers Guild, held in conjunction with the really wasn't that bad, Jon says, but at the end of the two days fear a giant neon sign would ing the work of Michigan Michigan Glass Guild, Mich- Five Crafts Show. Members 1 was ready to wash my underwear with me in it. flash "TILT" and I would be artists will be on display in igan Silversmiths Guild and will view the exhibit and elect banished from the kingdom Cass City at the Cultural the Birmingham Sculptors a board of directors at the Tom Proctor forever for plugging Mickey Center for two weeks begin- Guild. annual meeting slated for Mouse's digestive tract. ning Monday, April 14. The annual meeting of the 8:00p.m. Monday, April 14, at Tie a yellow ribbon in a value spree, say members of the your As we drove out of Dopey's Quality examples of spin- Cass City Arts Council will be the Cass City Cultural Center. Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce. The ribbons will section, the same sonorous ning, weaving, sculpting, be placed around special values in next week's town-wide sale. voice was on the radio, still glass blowing and silver- pharmacist urging us to come to Disney smithing are featured in the World and telling us how to show, which is currently on a park. one-year tour of the state Board to rule It must be spring, they are here again. Ready for free Guardians of your Health Disney won't be programed under the auspices of the distribution, one to a customer, as long as they last, are the to say goodbye until Mickey Michigan Council for the 1975 official Michigan State Highway maps. Mouse figures a way to freeze Arts. The exhibition is spon- OLD WOOD DRUG farewells on a stick and sell sored in Cass City by the Cass CASS CITY them for 50 cents a lick. City Arts Council. on transfer The Five Craft exhibition If you see Jim Ketchum, Chronicle news editor, walking will be open to the public down the main stem at the till position, don't blame Jim. without charge on the follow- ' A decision was expected has yet been set. Blame the Robert Clark family. They presented our editor ing dates: Wednesday on a request by 42 with a dozen bottles of homemade wine, made by her father. April 15-17, 2-4:30 p.m. property owners at the Owen-Gage Supt. Glenn Included were lilac, dandelion, grape and several other April 18, 7-8:30 p.m. northern fringe of the Owen- Sanford announced this week flavors. April 19, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Gage School District to that petitions for prospective Who says that writers are never appreciated? April 20, noon - 4 p.m. transfer their property to the school board candidates are April 21-24, 2-4:30 p.m. Laker District. now available. They must be HANS SCHUCHMANN • Owner April 25, 7-8:30 p.m. The Michigan State Board returned to the school by May School classes in both Cass of Education was scheduled 12. City and surrounding areas to hand down its ruling on the The four-year term of trus- Enter guilty plea SPECIALIZING IN OUR OWN have been invited to view the request involving 8.4 per cent tee Mrs. Mary Downing of exhibition. of the district's valuation, Gagetown expires in June. The purpose of the crafts $1,343,950. Voters will also elect a board be sentenced by Judge Bag- display is not only to highlight Results of the state board's A Caro man entered a plea HOMEMADE GERMAN SAUSAGE member for two years to fill of guilty to negligent homi- uley June 2, and bond was the calibre of Michigan action will be watched closely the seat left vacant by the continued. And Also A Complete Line Of Best Quality Fresh Meats. craftsmen, but to introduce by another block of residents cide when he appeared before resignation of George Wilson Judge Norman Baguley York entered the plea in crafts to a broad audience at the southern fringe of the last summer. Presently, the connection with a traffic throughout the state. district who have renewed Monday in Tuscola County DUE TO THE STORM THE DRAWING IS seat is occupied by Pat Circuit Court. accident Oct. 30 of last year Member guilds of the their efforts to transfer their Goslin, who was appointed by that took the life of Delbert WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, AT 5 O'CLOCK Craftsmens Council who property to the Cass City the board. Clifford Lee York, 28, will Eskelson of Kingston. IUBBMnMaamBnanKaDBn8BanBMlnMnaaMKi^Ha«BIMMB^M^MMHa participated in the exhibition School District. SPECIALS GOOD THRU MON., APRIL 14th preparation are the Michigan No date for an intermediate Handweavers Guild, Ann board hearing on the transfer KOEGEL'S WITH SKINS FROM THE VIENNA - lb FRANKS ** Editor's Corner .-acoooooo HANS OWN HOMEMADE The issue here is not that relatively minor issue is SMOKED the Deford Country Store was merely a reflection of the big 9 granted a SDM liquor license. picture. Big daddy is taking LB. If I were asked to vote I'd over. Polish Sausage say yes, the store should be It's the trend. We are not as Q0000000Q0000000000 granted the license. Why not? close to our county govern- Beer and wine are legal and ment under the district sys- HANS OWN HOMEMADE HANS OWN HOMEMADE are for sale nearly every- tem as we once were when where. township supervisors wielded There's no chance that the power. RING BOLOGNA SANDWICH SPREAD giving the Deford store the We have virtually no con- license will increase drinking trol over our property taxes. by Deford residents. Our State income tax is So what's the beef? headed in the direction of the Easy. It seems to me that Federal income tax. the State has taken another We have lost a measure of LB. LB. stride towards usurping local local control of our schools 78* 79* control of government. under the present law that requires the raising of a Regardless of what you certain amount of millage to believe to be the correct be eligible for State Aid . . . KOEGEL'S ASSORTED decision, the local board said regardless of whether we no and, unless discrimination actually really need to levy could be proved, that decision the millage or not. should stand. Proposals con'cerning Which immediately poses binding arbitration and new k k A Twenty years ago the family farm LUNCHEON MEATS the question, what about the school tax methods tend.to ^ I^^B was run by the head of the house- right of the owner of the remove even more of that |^k M^^M hold. He made all the decisions. OLIVE - PICKLE - MAC.& CHEESE - VEAL - store? Our Five A^> M— Today with the advent of new control. It's a fair question, too. The It may not be too late to technology, more sophisticated marketing procedures DUTCH LOAF - HEAD CHEESE - BRAUNSCHWEIGER ' answer is a referendum. and greater educational opportunities, the family farm check the tide in our schools. operates like a corporation. All members are involved in That's the only way to tell if It may not, but it probably is. granting a license was in the the important decisions. The sons have probably received best interest of the residents The farther away from the technical degrees in agronomy, thus expanding the base of taxpayer and voter the gov- knowledge on which decisions are made. Since all WE HAVE OUR SEASONAL FRESH FISH of the township as these erning process moves, the residents view it. members participate in sharing the profits, likewise they greater the waste and ineffi- share in deciding when, how much, and where to sell If the board remained ciency, and the greater the their commodities. Should they hedge, store or adamant in the face of a indifference to the needs of contract, and in what ratio? They may not sit in a ; favorable vote by residents, the people becomes. fancy conference room, but todayis kitchen then it would be appropriate, It's a lot easier to get the corporation manages a half-million dollar investment GROSS MEAT MARKET I feel, for the State to override attention of the average poli- that keeps food on your table. the decision of the board. tician when he knows that he In actual practice there is may very well have to answer We deal wit ha ••frWickes ' '• OUR OWN HOMEMADE SAUSAGE no way that could happen. to persons for his action as he new kind of grower! F Agriculture FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS - MEATS CUT AND WRAPPED) It couldn't happen because walks down the village street the Novesta board just than it is if he's tucked away FOR YOUR FREEZER - FREE PARKING IN THE REAR wouldn't go against a man- in Lansing or Washington USE OUR NEW SIDE ENTRANCE date from the voters. safely closeted behind -two •© What happened in- this secretaries and a big* desk, PAHF FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

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Earl Day's job: helping alcoholics KETCHUM'S KNAPSACK Up and Atom through understanding, compassion in Vietnam

Earl Day is a man who he's involved with about 75 of Day quit drinking in 1960 but somehow she kept coming see a smile come back over be held every Tuesday at 10 By Jim Ketchum knows his job as well as the staff's 140 active clients and stayed dry for five years. back." 7 anybody. He knows it because who come looking for a way Then he decided he could, his face again is the greatest a.m. and p.m. at the offices Finally Day realized he was sight there is." located at 147 Lincoln St. he's been through the same out of the alcohol addiction. handle alcohol again. fooling no one but himself arid Day understands. He There are times, though, There is no charge for the You can build a nuclear tempts to come to power, the problem he's trying to help "I didn't really consider climbed back on the wagon to reactor in South Vietnam, but others overcome each day--, understands because he's alcoholism a disease of the when it doesn't work and a class. super-sleuths can always stay. client will fall by the wayside. Day said the center hopes to not in Quanicassee. Seems it's threaten to blow up the plant alcoholism. been there. body as much as I thought it "I finally had to turn my "I'm a graduate of Hard When that happens, Day says, reach more persons with the too dangerous to construct without taking the nuclear Day is a counselor at the was a moral kind of thing," life over to a higher power one of these marvels of Alcohol Information Center in Knocks College," Day joked Day recalled. "I thought. I you can't blame yourself as a message, but too often fuel out first. which I choose to call God," counselor. You have to realize transportation is a problem, science where it might do You get built-in protection Caro. • Each week, he sits as he leaned back in his chair could drink a beer. Well I Day said. "I don't hesitate to at his office located on that you can't be responsible especially for someone who's some good, but you can both ways. across his desk from men and drank it and stayed drunk off talk about God-Tm not afraid for someone else's sobriety. always build one in the women whose alcohol prob- Lincoln Street in Caro. "I've and on for the next year lost their driver's license in No such options exist in of Him. ..._They..must.dQ-it_with-all .the ..court .— tlie.-.Vietnamese.- .Quanicassee,-however.-_If_an_ -lem~has-gotten~~out~of~hand -got-a -25-year-apprenticeship and-a-halfrMy wifeleft me 14 """Day uses his personal story jungle. and who. need help. Presently, as an alcoholic." times in that year and-a-half help you can give them. But "When this happens, we try unfriendly board of commis- to help the clients he deals essentially, it has to be done to arrange svith anyone we The word got out last week sioners comes to power, it with know that he really on an individual basis, Day can to help get our clients in that a reactor, constructed in wouldn't go over too well for understands. Some parts of it believes. Along with that, he here," he says. Vietnam in the mid 1960's, the CIA to blow up the instal- aren't too pleasant. stresses faith in God. Often, it is Day himself, had been blown up to keep it lation. "I totaled out nine cars in along with Spike Johnson, from falling into the hands of Besides, those pesky ducks my lifetime," Day says. "I ALL AGES alcoholism information co- the North Vietnamese. Before and pigeons will be watching nearly killed my daughter ordinator for the county, who the explosion, the nuclear fuel everything anyway and Lord when I put her head through a Day says the alcoholics he end up providing the rides. was removed and sent back to only knows who they'll squeal windshield. In 1954, I nearly treats come in all ages from But this doesn't bother Day. the United States. This move to, in a manner of speaking. wound up in Jackson Prison all walks of life. He says while "The only reason I'm here was designed to make the And there's no immediate because of what my drinking alcoholics are starting at an is because I want to be," Day world safer for democracy threat of hostilities in the was doing." earlier age, he is encouraged said. "I can talk with these and the retreating South county, unless we declare war Day has suffered all the that young people are also people and I think I can help. I Vietnamese army. on Sanilac or Lapeer county. classic symptoms, including recognizing the symptoms understand what they're go- The plant was built origi- Huron county doesn't count blackouts. sooner. ing through and I can feel nally to provide electricity for because the CIA would prob- "I remember one time I Hopefully this means that remorse when they do or the mountainous regions of ably give them a reactor to woke up one morning back the symptoms will be ar- anything else. I've been the country and to carry out even out the Thumb's balance when I was running my rested sooner, too. there. There's a common "experimental work" con- of power. wooden pallet business," "I enjoy talking with high bond there." nected with medical re- So, unless guerilla warfare Day said. "We lived on a school classes about it," he Life's become a meaningful search. breaks out in the Thumb, dead-end street and I re- said. "You can tell they're adventure for Earl Day and The whole idea of placing a we'll be without a reactor of member I looked out the sharp by the questions they he wants to share it with nuclear reactor in the middle our very own, and we'll have window and saw this guy ask. And you can tell if you're others. His ultimate goal with of South Vietnam makes to read about South Viet- standing in front of my house hitting close to home when each client is to place them about as much sense as going nam's by candlelight. with a lunch pail. I told my you watch some of them with an Alcoholics Anony- to Vietnam in the first place. Here's looking at you-I wife that he'd have to wait an squirm a little in the chair mous chapter near his home. Why build something as think. awful long time for a ride. when you tell about some- Once this is accomplished, he volatile as a reactor in the "She said she thought I thing you did when you were said, he tends to take a middle of a nation at war? BIG DEMAND remembered what I was drunk." back seat. doing when I was drunk. I'd Day says that while more is Meanwhile, at Quanicas- "Once they're in AA, it's a see, where the only shots fired We hear a lot about cheap hired him the night before to being done to educate people sign they're on their way," he money today, but it's never so come work for me and I didn't on alcoholism, much more are probably at passing said. "We try to help them ducks, we're told it isn't safe cheap that it has no takers. remember it." wails to be done. He said he is reach that point." available anytime for high enough for a similar installa- Day said he is willing to tion. Maybe they figure the CHANGE school assemblies or small help anyone with a drinking groups. geese and carp might spy on Save on problem any time of the day the site's construction and i But that's all changed now. One step in the direction of or night. He can be reached at feed information to some Earl Day says a new life further alcoholism education his home near Vassar at opened up to him when he is adult education classes foreign power. Your Auto 823-8476 or at the Alcohol You have to be careful of stopped drinking for the final being sponsored by the Information Center in Caro at time. Alcohol Information Staff to 673-7330. wildlife-especially carrier "My life's a complete re- pigeons. Some have been verse now of what it used to known to take notes with their Insurance be," Day said. "I never beaks. Think of the implica- realized it could be this good. Pre-kindergarten registrations tions for the CIA if they And I love what I'm doing learned they'd been outfoxed o/ qno/ here." by a bird.

REDUCER Choice of styles PRE-FINISHED PLYWOOD to choose from MX 4X8 Antique Birch KEEPS CARPETS BEAUTIFULLY CROFT-CLARA CLEAN. . LUMBERING. CASS CITY CHRONICLE Cass City Phone 872-2141 PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Sanilae Down Memory Lane immunization FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE clinics set FIVE YEARS AGO A Tuesday morning fire of pore speaking at the recent The regular immunization unknown origin completely speech contest at Sandusky. clinics sponsored by the San- Prompt work by the Elk- destroyed the home of George Top students from Cass City ilae County Health Depart- land Township Fire Depart- Vincent, 10 and one-half miles included Ilene Ludlow, Jessie ment will be held at 115 N. Elk ment saved a barn on the northeast of Cass City, caus- Fry and Richard Wallace. St., Sandusky, Thursday, Mark Tuckey farm Tuesday ing an estimated $10,000 dam- Melva McConnell was first in April 17, and Wednesday, night in a fire reported age. extempore speaking. April 23. INTRODUCES shortly before midnight. In a surprisingly heavy vote Two thousand high school Hours for both days are Art Randall, Cass City, was Monday, James P. Churchill pupils of Michigan partici- 9:30-11:30 a.m., and 1:30-4:00 appointed Elkland Township of Vassar overwhelmed Rob- pated in the instrumental solo p.m. THE 1975 Treasurer at a special meet- ert L. Taylor of Lapeer to win and ensemble state festival If possible, parents whose ing of the township board election as Circuit Judge for held in East Lansing April 1. Marvin Pratt, of Cass City last name begins with A-M Monday. He will fill the unex- the 40th judicial district of _should_attend~the-first-day~ ~ ""plrwrternToTMacTO'Dell who ~TuscbTa"andTTapeer counties' —High—School,r received"~an and parents whose last name resigned to accept a position Lloyd Bryant, village mer- excellent rating on his bari- begins with N-Z should attend as county equalization direc- chant, was named to lead tone horn. Other impressive students included Joan Holm- the second day. tor. Cass City's Lions for 1965-66 Protection against measles, The Tuscola County Board in an election held during the berg, Bonnie Benkelman, rubella, whooping cough, of Canvassers completed its group's regular meeting at Mary Wood and Delphine Iseler. diphtheria, tetanus and polio recount of 'the recently-held Martin's Restaurant Monday will be offered. Tuberculin village election in Gagetown night. tests will also be offered. and found a two-vote differ- Frank Walsh, Saginaw, THIRTY-FIVE YEARS Mumps vaccine is available ence in the final tally, not former Cass City High School AGO for children ages one through enough to change the results librarian, was among the pre-school. of the election. The two votes marchers participating in the Walter W. Kelley has been Children three months of harrowed the margin of vic- final day of the much publi- appointed to head the Tuscola age and over are eligible to tory for incumbent President cized "Selma March" last County Board of Supervisors. attend. James England to one vote, month. , Six miles of non-skid road A parent or guardian must 79-78, over challenger Elery are to be constructed east"of accompany the child. Parents Sontag. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Gagetown. Bids on the project are urged to bring a record of Elkland township voters AGO will be taken by the Michigan previous immunization. r authorized a vote at the State Highway department. primary election this year to Voters will decide the fate "Instruction and entertain- raise one mill for five years of a $125,000 bond issue for the ment will be combined in the Your Favorite for township roads and purposes of erecting a new April program of the Com- granted Supervisor Maynard elementary school building to munity Club," says President Mrs. Bekes McConkey $500 yearly for car house kindergarten, two first, Audley Rawson. Boy or Girl Can expense money. two second and two third Mrs. Frederick Pinney and One of the two census grades, when they go to the Mrs. C.M. Wallace will con- enumerators covering the vil- polls Saturday. duct the Guild program in the dies Thursday lage of Cass City is Mrs. Robert M. Hunter, who is Presbyterian church parlors ft WIN Richard Thybault of Gage- serving the Rotary Club as Monday evening, vice-president, was advanced Many availed themselves of Mrs. Anna Bekes, 85, of town who reports that the Grant township, Huron cooperation has been excel- to the presidency of that the opportunity to observe the society. workings of a CCC camp county, died at her home on 4 Day • 3 Night... lent and the people friendly McAlpine Road, Thursday, and pleasant. Twenty-three attended the Sunday at Kingston. There first session of the Retail were 180 young men enrolled April 3, following a long illness. TEN YEARS AGO Round Table, a new plan for at the camp Sunday and 22 retailers, at Cass City Tues- more were expected the first She was born April 15, 1889, in Czechoslovakia, daughter EXPENSE PAID Sixteen voters upped the day and the meeting was of the week. pronounced a successful one. of the late George and salary of Supervisor Ed Gold- Oschabeta Jacobson. She ing from $1,400 to $2,000 Cass City students won first and second places in the came to the United States as a yearly at the annual Elkland young girl. township meeting held Satur- dramatic and oratorical dec- Pap tests lamations and first in extem- She married Simon Bekes, day at the Cultural Center. Nov. 10, 1925, in Detroit. Following their marriage, set in they made their home in Detroit, moving to a farm TRIP Tax Shelter near Gagetown in 1943. In 1957, they moved to their Sanilae home in Grant township, NOW! where she lived until her The Sanilae County Unit of death. the American Cancer Society Mrs. Bekes is survived by plans to conduct a "Pap" her husband; two sons, Jo- Screening Program again seph of Detroit and John of Retirement Cass City; one daughter, Mrs. this year. The program will Walter (Mary Ann) Czern- f T . . Kathryn M. Turner, F.I.C. be conducted by the Sanilae : InCOme Later! 31S9 N. Decker Road County Health Department iawski of Detroit, and five :||^|H i^ggp|il¥^T^^1i|^ and pathology funds provided grandchildren. Three broth- M Decker, Michigan ers and one sister preceded '^ ^^^ Phone Snover 672-9515 by the Michigan Division of the American Cancer Society. her in death. New tax shelters include the IRA, for Plans are to start the She was a member of St. program by April 15 and Columbkille Catholic church SEA —-^^^ ^CYPRESS those without retirement plans, and continue until 1,100 women of Ubly and a member of the x the more liberal HR-10, for the self- have been tested. Any Sanilae Christian Mothers and the WORLD * WALT * GARDENS county resident 20 years of Altar Society. employed. Phone this retirement in- age or over is eligible to A rosary was recited Sun- participate. The cost per day afternoon at Little's come specialist to learn how to cut Funeral Home. *JSNS DISMIY* person is your time and the GARDEN^ WORLp .SPACE CENTER taxes while preparing for happy re- price of your physician's A funeral mass was con- tirement. office visit. ducted Monday at St. Columb- Project funds will be used kille Catholic church, with 5f to cover the cost of the Rev. Fr. George Klimas pathology fees. If your phy- officiating. sician is located outside of Interment was in St. Sanilae county, please call Columbkille cemetery. LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY the Health Department be- 1100 N. WOODWARD • BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN • <«OI! fore making your appoint- ment. Wallpapering |CHECK YOUR STORE FOR ELECTION RULES! class set the ELECTION The Cooperative Extension Service will be sponsoring a class on learning how to ONUS OF THE YEAR!!! select, coordinate, and apply wallpaper. The class will be held WHEN YOU PURCHASE THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS Tuesday, April 15, at 7:00 p.m. in room 604 of Caro High WITH THE PURCHASE OF School. Jerome Lewis will 50 WITH THE PURCHASE OF 4 PKGS. 21-oz. Can LYSOL 5O teach the session, "Pattern BONUS OVEN FRESH Power with Wallpapering." BONUS VOTES SPRAY DISINFECTANT VOTES LUNCH BOX CAKES Most people would agree 50 WITH THE PURCHASE OF WITH THE PURCHASE OF that the last starling would be net4-oz. Can FAME 5O more welcome than the first BONUS 1-lb. Pkg. FAME robin. BONUS Kill weeds in VOTES BLACK PEPPER VOTES BUTTER SOLIDS State of'Michigan. WITH THE PURCHASE OF The Probate Court for the 5O too ON ANY PURCHASE OF corn this year. County of Tuscola. BONUS net 12-oz. Can FAME BONUS •SAUSAGE »CHEESE «PEPPERONI Estate of Andrew J. Olsowy a-k-a Andrew Olsowy. File VOTES LUNCHEON MEAT VOTES TOTINO'S PIZZA No. 22548. TAKE NOTICE: On April 50 WITH THE PURCHASE OF 50 ON ANY PACKAGE OF 10, 1975, at 9:00 a.m., in the 64-oz. Btl. net 12-oz. Pkg. FAME Rotate to beans Probate Courtroom, Caro, BONUS a BONUS _ _ mmf nAn *^°' •St'awberry Michigan, before the Hon. C. VOTES r AME POP (Orange «Root Beer VOTES Bates Wills, Judge of Pro- BREADED MEATS bate, a hearing will be held on next. the petition of Josephine 50 ON ANY PACKAGE OF 1QO Gray, executrix, for license to net 12-02. Can FAME ON ANY BAG OF sell real estate of said de- BONUS BONUS Outfox® controls a broad spectrum of broadleaf weeds and grasses. ceased. Persons interested in VOTES CORNED BEEF VOTES GRASS SEED said estate are directed to Yet, there are no carryover* problems. Use Outfox as directed on corn appear at said hearing to land this year, and it won't cause carryover problems on other crops in show cause why such license PARENTS!... 1975 REGISTRATION rotation, such as beans. (Don't rotate to sugar beets.) should not be granted. Dated: March 26, 1975. OFFICIAL FORM REGISTER YOUR Outfox requires no pre-mixing with oil, because it is a one-container, Attorney for Petitioner : one-herbicide product. House & Walpole, 475 N. State FAVORITE BOY REGISTRATION IS WORTH 100 BONUS VOTES Get the weeds before the weeds "get" some of your corn yield. See Street, Caro, Mich, 48723.' Phone (517) 673-2181. GIRL CANDIDATE your farm chemical dealer about Outfox. Josephine Gray, Petitioner, NAME. 'Dependent on adequate rainfall and thorough tillage prior to seeding the following spring. 4323 Ale Street, Cass City, NOW, THEN CAST Michigan. ADDF)FfiR Outfox...the jungle fighter. State of Michigan, YOUR VOTES WITH CITY fiTATF 7|R The Probate Court, County YOUR TAPE EACH FARM BUREAU SERVICES of Tuscola. . PARE'NT'S SIGNATURF "ATF I hereby certify the fore- TIME YOU SHOP going is a true copy of the Each Contestant is Limited to. One "Bonus Vote" Registration Blank Gagetown, Michigan original on file in said court. Marilyn J. 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Mrs. Thelma Jackson Singles set Hoi brook Area News Phone OL 8-3092 dance, trip Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson day afternoon guest of Mr. Other evening guests were and family. were Tuesday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff and Mrs. Glen Shagena. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Benkel- Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Jackson went to Detroit Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Mack Kemp man. Lapeer and family and Mr. The Thumb Singles Club Meyers and Carl at Imlay will hold a dance Saturday day night to meet Terry Wills of Croswell were Monday Mr. and Mrs. George and Mrs. Arnold Lapeer were City. and Becky Robinson early afternoon and supper guests Jackson were Wednesday Sunday dinner guests of Mr. night at the VFW building in Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk Sandusky instead of the high Wednesday morning at Met- of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson, evening guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Steve Timmons and and Mr. and Mrs. Mike ropolitan Airport. They were school. The Bedford's or- following the REA meeting at Mrs. Don- Jackson and family. Debbie near Owendale in Schenk visited Jim Britt at St. returning home from an Ubly High School. Sheila Dalton was a honor of Arnold Lapeer's chestra will provide dance Joseph's Hospital in Pontiac music. 11-day trip to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ander- Wednesday overnight guest of birthday. Sunday where he underwent Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc- sen and family of Brighton Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt and Mr. and Mrs. John Glaza of The group has obtained a surgery Tuesday. block of tickets for the April Knight of Bad Axe were left Wednesday after spend- family. Ubly and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Monday evening guests of Mr. ing four days with Mr. and The Holbrook Helpers 4-H Sofka were Sunday guests of 20 Sunday matinee of the Ubly Gracey were Tuesday eve- Alabama Jubilee. Persons and Mrs. Jim Hewitt and Mrs. Earl Schenk and Randy Sewing and Crocheting club Lucas Priemer at Helena. ning guests and Mr. and Mrs. family. and Mr. and Mrs. Mike met Tuesday afternoon at the Mr, and Mrs. Don Becker interested in_attending_sliouJd_ _Leonard_StirrjBt.LQLBad-Axe— "contact clUb president Doris Mrs. Truman Maxwell, Schenk. __ -spent-Wednesday-and'Thurs^ were Sunday supper and JMarla-and-Carey-of-Livonia- MrrawTMrs" "Larry "Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stien- day with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ball. The group will attend a evening guests of Mr. and supper at the Cass City hotel were Tuesday afternoon and inson and family of Buchanan man of Elkton were Monday Rienstra in Cass City. Mrs. Cliff Jackson. Actual Size 4"x 5 supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. spent Monday, Tuesday and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sweeney spent Sunday evening. Jim Doerr and family. Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ward Benkelman. last week with Mr. and Mrs. BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Don Becker Cliff Robinson and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka Franklin Sweeney and daugh- FORMAL WEAR FROM YOUR visited Don Buchanan at St. Mrs. Kevin Robinson and were Saturday evening guests ters in East Lansing. Born to Mr. and Mrs. David Luke's Hospital in Saginaw spent from Wednesday night of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glaza at Mr. and Mrs. Walt Nadiger Hacker, a four-pound, 15- RYAN'S Saturday evening. till Friday in Sandusky before Ubly. of Burt brought Mrs. Emma 110 KODACOLOR ounce son, Christopher, Sat- Men's Wear and Shirley Ross was a Thurs- returning to their home in Decker home Friday after urday, April 5, at Huron Formal Wear Rental j Buchanan. BRIDAL SHOWER she had spent five days with Memorial Hospital in Bad Phone 872-3431 FILMS The Holbrook Helpers her sister, Mrs. Amanda Axe. sewing group met Tuesday Mrs. Bob VanErp, Mrs. Stricter in Saginaw. Ms. Henrichs afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fritz VanErp, Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. George HUE Stuart Nicol. Polega, Mrs. Jake Osentoski, Jackson Jr. and family of Carol Ross, who attends Mrs. Clarence Heleski, Mrs. Oxford and Mrs. Don Jackson Asbury College at Wilmore, Nick Heleski, Mrs. Joe and family were Saturday completes Ky., is spending a week's Ternes, Mrs. Jim Ternes, guests of Mr. and Mrs. FARM DUALITY spring break with Mr. and Mrs. Don Sweeney, Mrs. Joe George Jackson. Mrs. Jim Hewitt and family, Sweeney, Mrs. Neil Sweeney Ruth Hewitt spent her Shirley Ross and Sheila Dai- and daughter, Mrs. Jim B. Easter vacation with Carol training course ton. Sweeney and daughters, Mrs. Ross at Wilmore, Ky., last MACHINERY Mrs. Stuart Nicol, Mrs. Jim Mary Sweeney and Mrs. Dave week. We Accept All PRE-PAID Doerr and Mrs. Lynn Spencer Sweeney were among a group Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer A Deford woman has grad- attended the Achievement of 150 persons who attended a attended the Huron County PRESCRIPTION PLANS BANKAMERICARD uated at Lackland AFB, Tex., Planning Meeting Monday bridal shower for Jeanie OES Association meeting at from the technical training (FREE PARKING IN.THE REAR) afternoon at the Extension Austin Sunday afternoon at Sebewaing Masonic Temple course for U.S. Air Force law Office in Sandusky. Sanilac St. Andrew's Hall at Sheri- Saturday where Lynn Spen- enforcement specialists. County Achievement Day is dan . Card bingo and gift bingo cer was installed as first Airman First Class Shirley Saturday, April 12, atDecker- were played and prizes given. ' vice-president. R. Henrichs, daughter of Mrs. ville. Miss Austin will become the Jim Campbell of Wayne COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Betty Maynard of Deford, Mrs. Mary Sweeney and bride of Bill Egerton June 7. spent the week end with Mr. was trained in security and Mrs. Joe Sweeney spent last Mr. and Mrs. Philip Robin- and Mrs. Don Becker. Other law enforcement. She now week with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry son and family of Cass City Saturday dinner guests were goes to Kincheloe AFB, Sweeney in Lansing. were Friday guests of Mr. Leslie Hewitt and Mr. and Mich., for duty with a unit of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Nadiger and Mrs. Cliff Robinson and Mrs. Robert Becker and the Strategic Air Command. of Burt and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Becky. Anciion family. The airman' is a 1968 Jackson were Friday supper Mr. and Mrs. Don Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson SATURDAY, APRIL 12 graduate of Kingston High Advertise It In The Chronicle. guests of Mrs. Emma Decker. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr AT 12:30 P.M. School. were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Located 4 Miles West of Mayville On Saginaw Road (Old 38) School Menu Then % Mile South to 6554 North Lake Road.

Roberson APRIL 14-18 A GOOD CLEAN LINE OF SMALL FARM TOOLS IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION MONDAY stationed TRACTORS Barbecue on Bun 1957 Ford '601' Workmaster' tractor, Inlernationnl side rake Potato Chips excellent cond't. Case rotary brush cutter, 5 ft. Buttered Peas 1952 Ford '8N' tractor, Sherman Case 12 ft. spring tooth drag transmission, nice shape Brillion 9 ft. cultipacker White Milk Set of 11-28 snap on duals & 2 pair 11 Winn 3 section rotary hoe in Guam Cookie 28 chains International '200' tractor spreader MM corn shelter COMBINE Blade 7 ft, rear mtd., 3 pt. Crop sprayer, 21 ft. booms Staff Sergeant David M. TUESDAY Massey-Ferguson 72 combine, 10 II. header; exc,-cond't, ••<•. .Spike tooth drag Roberson, son of Mr. and 'M&W hammer mill • Mrs. Donald Roberson of Rt. Goulash MACHINERY 'Clipper fanning mill $ Cheese Slices Grain auger, 16 ft., motor 1, Kingston, is a member of Ford corn picker, mtd., single row, Fortilizer & seed broadcaster, PTO the 43rd Strategic Wing at Bread-butter like new Fairbanks scale, 500// CHEST FREEZERS from 199.95 White Milk Ford double disc, mid., 3 pt, like new Farm trailer, 2 wheel Andersen AFB, Guam, that Fruit Jell-o Ford loader, single boom side mtd., 2 rear mtd., carry-all trays /ecently received the U.S. Air like new 3 wood 16 ft. gates Ford 2-14 mtd. plow, 3 pt. 2 stock water tanks WEDNESDAY Ford subsoiler Wire roller, draw bar mtd. Immediate Delivery Ferguson 7 ft. mtd. mower Quantity ol snow fence Oliver 2-16 mtd. plow, 3 pt. Oil tank & burner, portable Hamburg & Bun John Deere flexiplanter, com, bean, Bale loader Potato Chips beet plates, accra shoes McCormick 13 hoe grain drill Jewelry wagon Buttered Carrots Massey-Ferguson corn planter, 2 White Milk row, like new Cookie Hamill 2 row cultivator, 3 pt. hitch McCurdy gravity wagon w/Knowles SHOP TOOLS gear THURSDAY John Deere hay crimper Bristol mill, 6x6x12 stroke Farm wagon, 2 wheel, tilt flat deck, and elevation Mashed Potatoes side boards, hand winch Groesbeck bale and grain elevator, LaBlond lathe, 54" bed, 2 Chicken in Gravy 32 It. chucks 3" & 4" Buttered Beans Case hay conditioner Complete set of cutting Bread-butter International 9 ft..field cultivator tools and boring bar White Milk Cranberry Sauce TERMS: Cash; unless arrangements are made prior to sale date with clerk. Cookie WILFORD FISHER, Owner FRIDAY Hot Dog & Bun Boyd Tait, Auctioneer Buttered Corn Potato Chips White Milk Phone Caro 673-3525 for auction dates DAVID M. ROBERSON Brownie The Mayville State Bank, Clerk Force Outstanding Unit Menu subject to change. Award with Combat "V" device. Sergeant Roberson is a vehicle, operator with the 43rd, which was cited for meritorious service from Jan- uary to November, 1973. Sergeant Roberson grad- uated from Kingston High School. YOUR 1-STOP FARM CMU Star Athlete; At KLEIN'S SHOPPING CENTER Masonic Lodge's FATHER-SON Super Q Fertilizers • Limestone Super Fertilizers • Anhydrous Ammonia Attention: BANQUET Liquid Nitrogen • Farm Chemicals WATCH FOR Q-Stop Pond Sealer YELLOW RIBBON SATURDAY SALE APRIL 12 - Alfalfa • Clover Seeds NEXT WEEK 6:30 p.m. CFS Seed Corn • Mol-Mix Liquid Feed AT Im-Pruv-All Products & Services MASONIC TEMPLE Impro Animal Health Products James McElroy-Basketball Tom Ray-Football Stars Conklin Products Fans bring a School Athlete DAD & SON S6.00 Call Us Or Stop In DAD & 2 SONS— 8.00 \ Tickets Available from any Mason or- at BOTH BANKS OLD WOOD DRUG STORE KLEIN FERTILIZERS ALBEE HARDWARE RYLAND & GUC PLUMBING Cass City Phone 872-2120 OR CALL 872-3102. II CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 PACE NINE Becky Loomis CASS CITY GUN CLUB Cass City Bowling Leagues named to 4 south, 1 east, 1/4 north of Cass City SPAGHETTI SUPPER Sponsored by Gun Club Auxiliary LADIES CITY LEAGUE Splits Converted: J. lendorf 181, N. Kapala 181. Barren 428, P. Schwartz m, Martin 518, C. Mellendorf 516, Dean's List April 1,1975 Schwartz, P. Brinkman, J. High Women's Series: M. L. Holcomb 425, L. Yost 414, J. Guinther 510. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 16 O'Dell, L. Bryant, L. Yost, Schwartz 483, C. Davidson N. Anderson 411. High Games: L. Talaski starting at b:3U Pat's Beauty Salon 39 3-10, K. Mathewson, S. Cum- 483, S. Randall 432, R. Mel- High Individual Games: S. 259-205, V. Ricker 210, T. Becky Loomis, daughter of Sandy's "Beauties" 37 mins 5-10, M. Guild 5-6, H. lendorf 408, V. Downing 405 Reynolds 183-165, B. Lefler Furness 201, F. Knoblet 201, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loomis Adults $2.00 Children under 12 $1.50 Gambles SIM, Peters 2-7, M. LaPeer 5-7-9 C. Wallace 401. 176, L. Holcomb 168, P. Bean B. Bartle 196, J. Belk 196. of Cass City, has been named Cablettes 23 " High Women's Games: M. 165, L. Yost 163, C. Teets 157, to the Dean's List at Michigan Johnson's Plumberettes 21 Schwartz 203, C. Davidson P. Schwartz 153. State University for the SPRING^RAPIEAGUE WKYO 19 KINGS & QUEENS 171-169, J. Brown 170, V. Splits Converted: C. Leon- winter term. Starts Woods Research 19 April 1,1975 Downing 163. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED ard 5-7, B. Creason 3-10, S. April (i, 1075 Miss Loomis, a junior WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 Deering Packing 184 Splits Converted: C-7-10 Bill Reynolds 5-10, P. Schwartz majoring in music, is a 1972 Anyone interested in shooting, call- Bob MacKay M-D's 17 Fischer, 3-7 N. Benitez, 6-7 C. 3-10. graduate of Cass City High R. Mallory or Jim Champion. ' Egg Heads 4 Tops 18 High. Team Series: Gam- 13 'L- Wright, 5-7 M. Mellendorf, V. Mix Ups 16 School. bles 2190, Woods Research Rollaids 11 Bilicki, 2-7 L. Teller, Mellen- ..Graduates... -Low-Rollers M 2132. _ Sandy's^ "Beauties'-- ••10— dorfT3-10-Bill-FischerrConnie MERCHANTS"A"LEAGUE WildCats 11 2084. Brand X 9'/a Mellendorf, L. Randall. Pro's? April2, 1075 Brewers 10 High Team Games: Gam- 8 Trailers 10 bles 836, Woods Research 765, Kids 7 Miracle-Allen 20'a Newlyvveds Boagarts 9 Sandy's "Beauties" 762. G J.P. Burroughs 17 Falling Stars 8 High Individual Series: L. MONDAY NIGHT CITY Erla Food Center 14 Selby 521, V. Gruber 516, B. High Team Series: M-D's Fuelgas 14 High Games: G. Lapp Schott (sub) 490, J. Lapp 462, 1848, Egg Heads 1844, Brand Ouvry Chev-Olds 19 Croft-Clara Lumber 13 J. O'Dell 457, J. LaRoche 451, X 1802, Evans Product 17 184-161-196, A. LeValley 186, Bartnik Sales 17 Bigelow Nuts & Bolts 13 D. Randall 172, L. Tracy D. Rasmussen 450. High Team Games: Brand New England Life 12 173-173-166. High Individual Games: B. X 643, Graduates 632, Egg Cass City Lanes J6 Kritzman's 84 Heads 630-625, Rollaids 623, Hall Trim "15 High Series: G.Lapp 541, L. Schott (sub) 199, L. Selby Tracy 512, A. LeValley 464. 196-189, D. Rasmussen 192, V. M-D's 618-6)6-614. NewGreenleaf 13 500Series: D. Vatter597, B. Men's High Series: E. L&S Standard 9 High Team Games: Boag- Gruber 189-164-163, E. Reagh Musall 559, C. Muntz 551, B. arts 650, Low Rollers 630, 4 188, N. Koepfgen 179, J. Lapp Bilicki 522, A. Asher 518, B Sommers' 6 Selby 551, L, Taylor 551, B. 170-166, J. LaRoche 171-154, Thompson 516, J. Wolak 510, Tops 630, 500Series: A. Ouvry 561, R. Copeland 547, D. Allen'542, E. High Team Series: 4 Tops M. Guild 168, M. LaPeer C. Mcllendorf 495, N. Kapala Helwig 541, D. Iseler 535, A. 1829, Boagarts 1794. 167-150, F. Witherspoon 167, 494, A. Wallace 493. Schweikart 560, B. Thompson Witherspoon 535, D. Wallace B. Massingale 164, C. Furness Men's High Games: E 529, G. Thompson 511, F. Splits Converted: G. Lapp Knoblet 510, D. Hazard 506, G. 529, A.D. Frederick 528, C. 5-10, E. Francis 5-6, D. 164, G. Root 162, L. Yost 158, Bilicki 195-187, J. Wolak 194, Guinther 528, N. Gremel 523, Randall 4-5, S. Curtis 5-7. •7 J. O'Dell 156-152, S. Cummins A. Asher 189, B. Thompson Kind 501. Don Root 523, G. Lapp 518, B. 155, L. Bryant 151. 188, A. Wallace 181, C. Mel- 200 Games: R. Schweikart Kritzman 516, C. Kolb 511, A. 224, A. Ouvry 200-203. Ouvry 509, K. Miracle 504. SUNDAY NIGHT JUNIORS 200 Games: D. Vatter 246, SAVE B. Selby 236, D. Allen 212, B. Splits 234 Kritzman 207, D. Iseler 205, C. Dudes 21 MONDAY NITE TRIO Vandiver 205, B. Copeland Turkeys 18 ENERGY April 7, 1!)75 203, B. Musall 202, N. Gremel Scrubs 15 200, L. Taylor 200. Strikes 14 COSTS! The Jokers 19 Duds 134 Hot Shots 18 MudStompers 7 Pluggers 18 GENERATE ELECTRICITY USING MERCHANTS"B"LEAGUE Warren Elec. 17 April 2, 1!)75 High Team Series: Dudes THE WIND. 1/2 KW UNIT .' KIT Blank Elec. 16 1206, Turkeys 1176. INCLUDES BLADES, SPECIAL AL- Dreamers 14 Clare's Sunoco Service 18 High Team Games: Turk- TERNATOR, CONTROL BOX,FAB Three Musketeers 7 Walbro 17 eys 445-427, Dudes 426. RICATION INSTRUCTIONS. Ups & Downs 3 Rabideau Motors 16 High Individual Series: R. Wesley Milk Co. 15 Selby 454, E. Schwartz 432, S. High Team Series: The Winter's Truck Sales 12 Mellendorf 423, B. Vatter 421, Sunday For FREE BROCHURE send to: Jokers 1269, Ups & Downs Schneeberger TV 12 J. Doerr 410, R. Lautner 400. • Micah 1251, Pluggers 1235. Croft-Clara Lumber 11 High Individual Games: R. wte 7:7-10 WIND GENERATORS High Team Games: Jokers Village Service Center 11 Selby 175, S. Mellendorf 167- Monday P.O. BOX 1291 474, Ups & Downs 447, Plug- 162, E. Schwartz 162, R. gers 423, Blank Electric 412. Lautner 162, B. Vatter 154, D. • Ezekiel EAST LANSING, MICH. 48823 500 Series: L. Talaski 599, 37:3-6 High Individual Series: S. F. Schott 549, B. Bartle 532, T. Childs 155. Reynolds 481, B. Lefler 466, A. Furness 532, F. Knoblet 532, Splits Converted: E, Tuesday A. McLachlan 531, N. Gremel Schwartz 5-8-10, 3-10, M, • Revelation Lefler 5-6-10, D. Childs 5-8-10. 1:4-8 AT BILL'S FOODLAND ___ SPECIALS GOOD THRU: 520, P. Rienstra 520, F. Aunt Sara looks about as stern as they come, doesn't she? As they Saturday, April 12, 1975 used to say, "butter wouldn't melt in her mouth." I don't remember Wednesday I the occasion of this picture, since I was the baby. But I do remember • Jeremiah 31:10-14 Great Aunt Sara very vividly and she was quite a girl! Thursday Gage town News She was what they call a "pillar of the church." She must have • John Mrs. Harold Koch 665-2536 baked an astronomical number of chicken pies for church suppers and 20:19-23 served on almost every committee at one time or another. You might Friday Schafers Olympic Meal say she was pious, a word we don't usually care for. What I mean is • Acts Mark Yost is a patient at cola and Tom Sheppard from that she revered her God and loved Him. 2:42-47 Caro Community Hospital. Birch Run. BREAD Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dinner guests at the Keith She also had a tremendous sense of humor. I remember she used Saturday Kraft Parkay Qtrd. Ziehm were in Ovvosso Sun- Rabideau home were his to tell the funniest stories. • Acts day visiting relatives. brother, H. Rabideau and 4:32-35 Miss Patricia Kelly, a stu- family of Pontiac. The point is this. So often people mistake religious fervor for a OLEoA49< dent at Central Michigan certain "holier than thou" attitude. They don't believe that humor and University at Ml. Pleasant, s*- 48 oz. N.R. religion go together. But Aunt Sara proved them wrong. The Church was home for a few days. encompasses all of life—humor and wit—as well as love and compas- .fc Mr. and Mrs. Franklin COKE 69<| Koch and family and Mr. and Salem UM sion ... and so much more! You can easily find out for yourself. Mrs. Harold Koch and Roy Produce attended the wedding recep- Scriptures selected by The American Bible Society Copyright 1975 Keisler Advertising Service, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia \?!..79C April 2, 25 persons enjoyed Russet Baker a cooperative dinner in the FIRST AUTOMOTIVE, INC. CROFT-CLARA LUMBER, INC. Trinity UM to church preceding the after- noon program. A birthday Machine Shop Service Andersen Windows Potatoes. M. 890 cake, made by Mrs. Gary Paint Wichert, was served with the Maxwell House All Grinds meal in honor of Mrs. Irma Phone 872-2178 )h(iMc'K72-2l41 Cass ('itv. Mich.i sponsor New Hicks, Mrs. Elsie Anthes, WITH THIS Mrs. Marie Anthes, Mrs. Open ID [ill III 7days a week COUPON AND A Fern Silvernail, Mrs. Esther VILLAGE SERVICE CENTER COFFEE $5.00 PURCHASE 2 Ib Hunter and Walter Jezewski, QUAKER MAID DAIRY 'Good At: BILL'S FOODLAND Expires: SAT., APRIL 12, 1975 Can who have April birthdays. TIRES-BATTERIES- V'-BELT,S-TUNE- UPS-MUFFLERS- BRAKE SERVICE Life Mission Work for the day was Groceries -• Ice Cream Green Giant making white shirts into Sweet Niblets Trinity United Methodist hospital gowns. Take Ouls — Parly Supplies Phone (172-91% ("ass Cilv. Midi. Phone 872-:i850j 12oz. - church will conduct a .New Following the opening of the meeting with the Bible - cans Life Mission beginning this VERONICA'S RESTAURANT MAC& LEO SERVICE PEAS week end, beginning with a reading for the day, Mrs. 12-hour prayer vigil from 8:00 Charles Tuckey ,gave the a.m.-8:00 p.m. lesson on "Retirement, a Phone 872-2550 TOTAL PRODUCTS From Sunday through Time of Enjoyment". Plume K72-:i 122 Cass City, Mich. Thursday, April 17, prayer Seventeen women attended "Good Home Conked Food" :ampbell's sessions will be held at 10 a group meeting held Monday 1 fi nz. cans evening at the parsonage with a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Special CASS CITY FLORAL Qt. music will be provided. Mrs. Eldred Kelley as host- KLEIN FERTILIZERS, INC. 'ORKn Rev. Gary L. Damon of ess. East Detroit Peace United Mrs. Richard Gaffney pre- FLOWERS & GIFTS :EANS Methodist church, will co- sided over the meeting and the lesson on "Marriage and 'hone 872-2120 Cass City, Mich ordinate the effort. He form- 'hone 872-.'i(i7,:i erly held pastorates in Bay Family Life in Today's Cass Cilv, Mich. ieenex Facial City, Lansing and New Jer- World" was presented by Mrs. Charles Tuckey. 280-ct. sey. INTERSTATE SCRAP INC. MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN Pkg. The sessions are open to the A fund-raising project was ISSUE public. a "silent auction" of home Cass City Phone 872-4337 Your Investments Are Our Mutual Concern! canned goods. Wanted cars, Farm Machinery, Radiators Open Saturday morning Starting a;ou Dessert refreshments were thru Fri. The Want Ads are newsy too. served by Mrs. Kelley. osed Sundays) 10,000 Batteries -1.25 each Cass Cilv Phone H72-2105; Hours -6:00 Sat. 30 IS IT A BARGAIN? WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE OUVRY CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. These days It's hard to tell when a bargain is for real. STORE Cass City, Michigan That's true in insurance, too. Come in and let us sep- (Our aim is to please) arate fact from fantasy. We'll outline what we think"is (>4(i7Main.Sl. the best program for you. aitts Cass City, Mich. Phone872-2040 872-2750 872-3830 KRITZMAN'S CLOTHING BARTNIK SALES & SERVICE Mobil Service FOOftiANft 0447 Main Used car & tractor parts IN GAGETOWN Cass Citv. Mich. .. Phone872-3470 M-81 & M-53 Phone 872-3541 STORE HOURS: .BEER & WINE TAKE, OUT IGAFOODLINER GAMBLE STORE WEEKDAYS 8:30-6:00 Newell Harris Richard Hampshire SUNDAY 9:00-1:00 PHONE 665-2521 TABLERITE MEATS

Harris Hampshire Insurance Agency] Cass City, Mich. Phone 872-3515 i!21 Cass Cily Road, Cass City Phone 872-2(545] Phone 872-2688x- Casscit^ PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I Inscola cancer group meets

Board members of the the crusade. Mrs. C. Haines Marie Meredith Tuscola County Unit, Ameri- gave the treasurer's report, Your neighbor says can Cancer Society met at the The money from the Bowl Shabbona Area News Phone 672-9489 Union Hall in Vassar Tuesday Down and from memorials evening, March 25. are added to the crusade The 1975 annual crusade is money. underway. The "Cancer Bowl Volunteers will be calling Krause,and girls. Diane Sefton also attended. on all residents of Tuscola Paul Wheeler left Wednes- IH'.N'CO I enjoyed Down" was termed a success, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rich- Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson county during April to bring day for the Dairy Club Spring according to Don Kochalka, Trip. They were touring ardson attended the RE A Puterbaugh were Tuesday The Bunco Group will meet special events chairman. A material and .ask for contri- meeting Monday at Ubly. evening callers of Mr. and butions. farms in Ohio, Kentucky and Saturday evening. April 19. at report was given on the State Indiana. Miss Debbie Smith spent Mrs. Ray Pallas of Juhl. the Community Hall. A film showing will be held Kick Off meeting which was Miss Glenda Krause of last week in Toronto, Ont. She Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith March 22. in the Gulliver Room of Reese went with the Senior Class of were Friday evening guests my snow day Elementary school April 15, Saginaw spent the week end Mrs, Robert Blake handed with her mother, Mrs. Don Cass City High School. Miss of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Geister out additional material for beginning at 7:30 p.m. and family of Marlette. Diane and Danetta Loeding Mrs. Mary Vatter was a spent Friday night visiting What did you do while you ated Store as a clerk ai Monday evening caller of Sally and Anna Krause, were snowed in during last number of years, Mrs. Eva Ashcroft. Mr. and Mrs. James Hop- week's blizzard? Did you "I don't think I want to say Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- kins and daughter Julaine of worry about when you would how many," she laughed. man were Monday dinner Saginaw, were Saturday finally get out^_Did__the_four Sho-is-single guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean _.guesls.of_Mr.-and-Mrsr-Vir-gil- •- walls-driveyou crazy? Or did Smith; --- -• VanNorman. you take it all in stride the Mrs. Laurence Hyatt re- Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap way Ms. Betty Agar did. turned home Saturday after Sr. were Sunday afternoon "I spent the day catching being a patient in Deckerville callers of Mr. and Mrs. Don up on odd jobs around the Hospital. Smith and family. house," Ms. Agar said. Miss Lana Puterbaugh was The RLDS Women's De- "I did some laundry and a Tuesday evening caller of partment of Shabbona are to caught up on some sewing Mrs. Ron Johnson and family be the guests of the Caro and I watched all those game of Elmer. Group Thursday evening. shows I never get to see when April 10, at the home of Mrs. I'm at work," she said. Gerald Miller. She said the fact that she Mrs. Anita Lash brook and was snowbound didn't bother Mrs. Craig Brian of Sandusky were Sun- her in the least. day dinner guests of Mrs. Don "I knew I couldn't go Krause and girls. anywhere and I was con- Ted Marshall of Deford tented to stay at home," she dies Monday visited his mother, Mrs. Eva said. "And I enjoyed it." Ashcrofl, Sunday afternoon. Ms. Agar is a lifelong Mrs. Earl Springstead was resident of Cass City and has taken to Hills and Dales been employed at the Feder- in Saginaw General Hospital, Cass City, Tuesday. Funeral services were held Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loed- SALE Wednesday for Mrs. Frances ing and family were Saturday Winnifred Craig, 85, formerly evening supper guests of Mrs. of Evergreen township, who George Krause, Girl Scouts to pick up trash Due to the death of my husband I will sell the following personal property at public auction. died Monday at the Sun Mrs. Dale Leslie and Located 3 miles north of Snover, y8 mile east on Downington Road. Valley Manor Nursing Home daughters, Colleen and Rob- Cass City Girl Scouts will in Saginaw, following a long erta, and Beth Shagene of spend Saturday, April 2(>, Mrs. Fischer said donations I illness. Cass City, spent Wednesday picking up trash in Cass City are being solicited froml She was born March 1G, and Thursday in Ypsilanti. as part of their annual businesses in the village I'orl 1890, in St. Clair county, They attended the Honors Ecology Day. The group will the project. Funds raised will! daughter of the late Douglas Convocation award presented concentrate on the dirtiest go toward purchasing picnic! and Frances Van Curler Mac- to Miss Diane Leslie. streets, alleys and parking supplies and transportation ofj SATURDAY, APRIL 12 Tavish. She came to this area Mr. and Mrs. Charles Izy- lots in the village. the litter. as a young girl. « dorek and family were Sun- A victory picnic is planned Contributions may be sent! She married Arthur Craig day evening callers of Mr. at the park following com- to the Girl Scouts in care off AT 12:30 in Evergreen township, Jan. and Mrs. Laurence Hyatt and pletion of the pick-up, ac- Mrs. Fischer, Cass City. 19, 1916. He died May 11, 1971. family. They came with a cording to neighborhood Skill saw She graduated from Cass birthday cake to help Laur- chairman Mrs. Karen Fisch- The Want Arts are newsy too] TRACTORS Wheel barrow City High School in 1908, and ence Hyatt celebrate his then attended Tuscola County birthday. - wide front, fast hitch 2 metal cupboards Normal. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sprague FARMALL 340 - sharp Battery charger She attended Fraser Pres- and Kellie of Bay Port were EARLY SPRING PRICES Electric water heater byterian church. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Craig is survived by and Mrs. Ryerson Puter- Baler Twine-9,000 ft. guaranteed 28.30 per bale| Stainless steel double washtubs several nieces and nephews. baugh and family. 6-24-24 Bulk Delivered 149.50 per ton FARMALL M Dehorners Rev. Robert von Oeyen, Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- 6-26-26 Bulk Delivered 157.50 per ton Chicken crates pastor of Fraser Presbyter- man were Sunday callers of 16-16-16 Bulk Delivered 164.00 per ton ian church, officiated at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sawdon and 8-32-16 Bulk Delivered 172.50 per ton Watering tanks funeral services, held at family of Deford. 19-19-19 Bulk Delivered ., 193.00 per ton FARMAIL H Gas barrel and stand Little's Funeral Home. Darwin Moriartey returned 12-24-24 Bulk Delivered 173.50 per ton Interment was in Elkland • home Wednesday from the 6-24-24 with 2 per cent Manganese Platform scales cemetery. hospital. Bulk Delivery 164.50 per ton MACHINERY Pipe vise 0-26-26Bulk Delivered .....-.-.- 144.00 per ton Electric fencer 6-18-36'Bulk Delivered '".' 143.00 per ton IHC 449-A 4-row planter with fiberglas Quantity of steel fence post 0-14-42 Bulk Delivered 118.50 per ton fertilizer buckets AGENT'S CORNER 0-23-30 Bulk Delivered ' 138.50 per ton Lawn mower 45-0-0 66 Ib. Bags Delivered 265.00 per ton IHC 463 fast hitch, 4-row cultivator Cow stanchions Pre-schooi seminar IHC 7-foot semi-mount mower Prices quoted are on truck load lots, add $7.50 per ton for bags. Logging chains Other analysis arc available also. IHC loader for H tractor Traps set at Sebewaing IHC 13 hoe.grain drill on rubber Ann Ross - Extension Agent " Attrex Atrazine 80WP 2.74 per Ib. IHC 3-14 pull-type plow Marzone Atrazine 80WP 2.69 per Ib. TRUCKS Attrex 4L Liquid Atrazine 14.35 per gal. IHC 2-14 plow, fast hitch Plans are now complete for Main, Sebewaing 48759. Par- Banvel D 33.50 per gal. IHC fast hitch rear blade an April 16 preschooler ents and educators are Bladex 3.35 per Ib. IHC 1 row corn chopper seminar at Sebewaing for especially invited. Crop Oil Concentrate 4.85 per gal. 1974 CUSTOM 10 CHEVY PICKUP parents and educators of Sebewaing schools and the Eptam 15.40 per gal. IHC side rake with 4,470 miles, as good as new small children. Cooperative Extension Serv- Formula 40 (Five Gallon Cans) 8.25 per gal. NH 67 baler with thrower Jeanne Brown, Michigan ice are the seminar sponsors. Lasso 14.00 per gal. 35 foot Smoker elevator with motor State University Child De- MCP Amine (Five Gallon Cans) 11.50 per gal. velopment Specialist, will tell Pyramin W 7.90 per Ib. JD 12-foot harrows 1970 C-20 CHEVY PICKUP about new educational mater- Sutan 6.7E - New instead of 6E, ials available for parents and use 3'/2 pints per acre New Idea No. 19 manure spreader Seven named : Bale rack on heavy duty wagon with 4-speed transmission with 34,000 miles interested groups through a instead of 4 pints 13.95 per gal. - sharp special appropriation to the TCA '. 6.75 per gal. 2 wagons with flat racks extension service. Treflan (Five Gallon Cans) 27.00 per gal. Feeder wagon She will also describe con- to Ferris Alsike Clover sg.'oo per 60 Ib. cerns across the state in the Brome Grass 35.00 per 50 Ibs.l Double disc FEED area of preschoolers' needs, Certified Iroquois Alfalfa 3 section roto-hoe Quantity of good ear corn as well as new precepts in (for three cuttings) 97.00 per 60 Ibs.l 2 wagons with gravity boxes early childhood education. Certified Saranac Alfalfa Quantity of oats One new feature of this year's Dean's List (for three cuttings) 97 QQ per 60 Ibs Field cultivator 400 bales of hay seminar will be a proposed Certified Vernal Alfalfa Cultipacker 150 bales of straw directory of preschooler pro- Seven area students were (for long rotations) 70.00 per 60 Ibs.l 3 section harrow grams in Huron, Sanilac and among 1,606 honored for Vernal Alfalfa (for long rotations) 63.00 per 60 Ibs. Tuscola counties. If interest is scholastic excellence at Fer- Cody Alfalfa (plowdown - Cobey cultivator shown, a directory may be ris State College, Big Rapids, short rotations) 49.00 per 60 Ibs.l Stone bolt FURNITURE completed by fall.- during the winter quarter by Canadian Mammoth Clover 32.00 per 60 lbs.| Steel culvert Representatives from the being named to the Dean's Michigan Mammoth Clover GE refrigerator - small cooperative nurseries, day List. (99.82 per cent pure) 43.00 per 60 Ibs.l 4 section harrow 4 dinette chairs care centers, Head Start The seven include Mary E. Michigan Medium Red Clover 50.00 per 60 Ibs.J JD 12-A 6-foot combine PTO Lawn chairs Programs, and private nurs- Powell and Alan D. Romig of 80 per cent Mammoth Clover eries will briefly describe Cass City, Patricia M. Kelly 20 per cent Sweet Clover 27.00 per 60 Ibs.j Roll over scraper their programs and accomp- and Alan L. Prich of Gage- Saranac Alfalfa (for three 3 point grass seeder ANTIQUES lishments during this year. town, Philip L. Berridge and cuttings) 80.00 per 60 Ibs. I Grain auger Slides of these will be shown. Kenneth M. Oberski of Ubly Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover 16.00 per 60 Ibs. I The seminar will begin at and paniel A. Wolfe of Orchard Grass 30.00 per 50 Ibs. I Dinner bell, complete 5:30 p.m. with a get- Owendale. Michigan Timothy Seed 22.50 per 50 Ibs. | Small coal and wood stove acquainted time, followed by To be named to the academ- Agate Alfalfa - Break through MISCELLANEOUS Milk cans a Southern fried chicken ic honors list, a student must in Alfalfa for wet ground 107.50 per 50 Ibs. | dinner. Advance reservations earn at least a 3.25 grade 2 ton 12-24-24 fertilizer in sacks Sewing machine and $2.50 per person are point average and carry a full We will mix and innoculate seed purchased from us free. Others requested by April 11 to academic load of at least 14 3 large tarps Frank Francomb, 628 E. credit hours. We have a complete line of Dairy, Hog, and Beef Feeds, 44 per 2 aluminum extension ladders cent Soybean Meal, Salt, Molasses, Minerals, arid Animal.| Hydraulic jacks GUNS , Health Products. Homelite chain saw Savage 12 gauge automatic shotgun HEATING & COOLING Cement and Mortar available; also a special Milk Replacer for Portable air compressor Springfield 16 gauge double barrel shotgun $23.80 per 100 pounds. ' Century arc welder Stevens 20 gauge bolt action shotgun We are accepting orders for Barb Wire NOW: Electric bench grinder J.C. Higgins 20 gauge bolt action shotgun Cement mixer Winchester 22 pump Wk gauge 4 point FOR: $3.00 down per roll with order at $26.8^ I KELLY &SONS| per 80 rod roll. Woven wire Several boxes of shells . ' 15'/2 gauge 4 point FOR: $3.00 down per roll with order at $20.851 40 piece tap & dye set per 80 rod roll. Drill bits with Residential and Mobile Home We will negotiate on any large orders as we deal in volume I Drill press 2 LARGE JEWELRY WAGONS'man, y good sales and low profit margins. 2 socket sets items including wrenches, forks, shovels, Heating & Cooling GIVE US A CALL TODAY AT 517-428-4677 Electric drill, y2 inch and other tools EVENINGS: 517-864-3547 MICHIGAN Compare our free estimates SEEDS & SUPPLIES on new heating systems OPEN 8:00-5:00 MON. THRU FRI. MRS. BILL SNELL, Owner 4990 HURON CITY ROAD PORT HOPE, MI. 48468 CLERK: Hillaker Auction Service. 8% MILES EAST OF M-53 ON KINDE ROAD ( BETWEEN KINDE AND PORT HOPE TERMS: Cash. No property removed from premises until settled for. Not responsible for 24 hour EMERGENCY service IN THE THUMB OF MICHIGAN accidents. 673-6118 CARO Prices Quoted Here Are Subject to Change AUCTIONEER: Lorn Hillaker - Phone 872-3019 Cass City Without Notice and Subject to Ability to Supply CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 PAGE ELEVEN

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SPIN BLEND SWIFT'NING m fe\ SALAD DRESSING «&*• SHORTENING FURNITURE POLISH .(Lemon) Food Center QT. JAR FAVOR . 19 IN CASS CITY GLADE Acc't 7 07 na8 n /I O j. OPEN MONDAY THURSDAY TO 6 P.M AIR FRESHENER ..!!.:.l^.f. ?.:... 4d(J5 FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. GLORY SPRAY FOAM - . . 24-oz. SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 6 P.M. KRAFT PARKAY QTRD. RUG CLEANER ._„!!„...._.2^-_. BEER WINE LB. KLEENEX MEMBER T.W. FOOD STORE MARGARINE PKG. 49< FACIAL TISSUE ..,...2.8.0._c*l?.k?:.._ PARKAY PURINA •*.ih Cowntr ^ Fr«,h pwvw DOG CHOW 39 PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Van Horn Letter School board Pvt. Anger assigned to completes to the Editor petitions ready Ft.BeIvoir,Va, training course The terms of two members first term on the board. Mrs. of the Cass City Schools Prieskorn has completed 12 Army Private Don L. Anger Let's stop Board of Education are expir- years on the board. Jr., 18, whose parents live on ing this year, Supt. Donald Phillips Road, Kingston, com- Grouse announced this week. pleted with honors an engi- Retired school neer equipment maintenance Petitions for candidates for course at Ft. Leonard Wood, the board must be filed with Mo. the panic talk the secretary of the board The course prepares stu- before 4 p.m. Monday, May personnel to dents to perform mainte- 12. Correctly filled petitions nance on engineer construc- can be brought to the super- tion and support type equip- 92 per cent of those wanting to intendent's office. Petitions meet April 16 Mr. John Haire ment. work have jobs. And unem- are available at the same — He-is -a-1974-graduate-of- ...Cass_City.-Chronicle ------ploymenit 6T"TarniIy~ bread- "office; ~ Cass City, Michigan 48726 Tuscola County Retired Kingston High School. winners is much smaller than The law requires not less the overall rate. School Personnel will meet than 20 or more than 75 valid Wednesday, April 16, at the Dear John: Autos and other goods are signatures for each petition. Intermediate School building, Depend on advice from beginning to move again. The Authorities recommend some 207 E. Grant St., in Caro. All Enclosed is a copy of a stock market is up. others and you can't be inde- 35 signatures to allow for retired personnel are urged to pendent. recent editorial from the So, let's cut out the panic- Nation's Business which was invalid signatures. attend. talk and be honest about the A program will be pre- passed on to us by one of our facts. We don't have a de- ROUGH GOING board members. Expiring this year are the sented by Morley Travel pression, and we don't need terms of Mrs. Geraldine Agency of Saginaw and re- We are making this in- the remedies of the 1930s to The fellow with the pinched formation available to all of Prieskorn and Dr. Ed Scollori. freshments will be served cure the problems of 1975. Scollon is completing his expression today is just try- EDWARD J. VAN HORN our employees and feel it is of following the meeting. ing to live within his income. sufficient public interest that Army Private First Class I am suggesting you include it1 Edward J. Van Horn, 24, son in the Chronicle. Michigan Mirror FRITZ NEITZEL, Cass City, proudly of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Van Horn, Silvernail Road, Regards, displays a certificate of appreciation he Deford, is assigned as a W. E. Walpole received at the Boy Scout Thumb District senior military policeman in President Recognition Dinner held Saturday night in the U.S. Army Executive Flight Detachment at Ft. New generic drug law could Caro. Neitzel was cited for "outstanding Belvoir, Va. LET'S HE HONEST photo coverage" of scouting events. We are all concerned about MERRY-GO-ROUND our country's economic problems, but we should also Kingston council discusses Money is a boomerang and try to keep them in perspec- ease pocketbook pinch any individual or nation is tive. prosperous just as long as lots Sure, 8 per cent unemploy- of it is on the loose. ment is bad. But that means Some Michiganders may experts say. But there may be up in arms, braced for an the House recently by Rep. water, sewer hook ups feel less of a pinch in their hope for what's left. influx of tourists who want to Sal Rocca, D-Sterling pocketbooks when they step Michigan is gearing up for a help celebrate the 200th an- Heights, is aimed at reducing Discussion of unpaid water cussed the continuing prob- up to the pharmacist's win- new program allowing tax niversary this month of Paul such motorist frustration. bills, sewer hookups and com- lem of some property owners dow starting this month. relief to farmers who will Revere's ride and the begin- One of Rocca's proposals mittee appointments took up in the village not hooked into That's because the new pledge to maintain their ning of the American Revo- would require all stations to the bulk of Kingston Village the sewer system. "Generic drug law" is in land-not sell for commercial lution. post the price of their gaso- Council's Monday night ses- Mrs. Parrott said a date effect. development--for at least 10 Seems there aren't enough line-and the grade of gas sion. will probably be set at the The law allows pharma- years. parking spaces, eating offered at that price-in a According to Clerk Mrs. next meeting for shutting off cists, on request of the Applications will soon be places, etc., in those tiny New conspicuous place that can be Mildred Parrott, council dis- water to those residences prescription bearer, to select available for participation in England towns to handle the seen easily by passing mot- cussed procedures for hand- which are not hooked into the the brand of drug to be the new open space plan expected hordes. orists. ling late bills and also dis- system. dispensed when more than authorized by the Legislature Those problems-and the Also at the next meeting, one brand of the same drug is last year. And it's reported tight economy-have Michi- discussion is expected on a available and has been pre- that some 1,600 Michigan gan officials thinking of pro- new plumbing code. scribed by a doctor. farmers-are waiting to sign moting tourism at home. The second proposal, an Report Committee appointments Put another way, if your up. "Come and see the American alternative answer to the were also made. Jane Ann doctor prescribes 50 tablets of Under the plan, a partici- Revolution at Mackinac Is- problem, would not require Lalko will serve as council "Brand X," and you ask the pating farmer would receive land" is one of the slogan's posting of prices. But it would President Pro-Tern. pharmacist to substitute a a credit for state property in mind. call for those stations posting bicycle theft "generic equivalent," he can tax, and could be exempt prices to also show the grade do so. And you might wind up from special assessment for PUT UP PRICES of gas offered at that price, in Chronicle paying less for the 50 tablets sanitary sewers, water, lights letters at least half the size of Mrs. Tom Sutler of 6479 of "Brand Y." and non-farm drainage. Ever drive by a gas station, the price. Main St., reported a bicycle see a good-looking price and Rocca says adoption of stolen from a garage, at her BRACED AT THE BRIDGE drive in, only to find that the either one of his bills "would home Tuesday, April 1. posted price is for some type at least let people know what Cass City Police said the Tom Walenta of Petoskey, That "shot heard 'round the of gasoline other than the one they are getting for their bike was probably stolen the president of the Michigan world" has the good folks of you wanted? money before they pull into night before. No value was Pharmaceutical Association, Concord and Lexington, MA, A pair of bills introduced in the stations." placed on the stolen bicycle. GET RESULTS says the new law could mean "possible consumer savings initially of about $8 million annually." "Under the new generic drug law, the role of the pharmacist is shifted from that of a 'middleman for the pharmaceutical manufac- ..... ^ turers to a patient or con- "- pharmacy sumer advocate," Walenta says. "He now is able to use Coacb his experience and knowledge at on behalf of the customer- at patient." I VI;

Not all prescription bearers I I'# will benefit from the new law, •'•». %%' because there are no substi- % tutes available for a good . '"•>'. portion of the pharmaceutical $ products used in all prescrip- « tions. '••••; ?«*i Walenta says there is more •X1 than one manufacturer for •A products used in about 15-25 * per cent of the approximately 31.5 million prescriptions ' dispensed in Michigan each year. In other cases, the products are produced by one manu- facturer or protected by :,----- patent laws and therefore, ^ "price competition is prac- America's best underwear value tically non-existent," he says. Walenta predicts, however, is now an EVEN BETTER BUY! that the new law will stimu- late competition at the man- This quality underwear is styled for.comfort and ufacturing level--and that good fit. Because the fabric is 100% cotton, it's could mean more savings for wonderfully absorbent and perfectly washable. the consumers. Where there's elastic, it's made to stand up under lots of wearings and washings. Fruit of the Loom ... SAVING OPEN SPACE ^*~~s*~~ss*ss&~ they keep making it better—not expensive. f Urban sprawl has sucked MEN'S TEE SHIRTS SIZES S,M,L,XL up some of Michigan's best 3/*3« farmlands in years past, the 7 Owen-Gage Coach Lig^ BOYS' SIZES 2-16 S^29 MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS SIZES 28-44 band member at festival BOYS' SIZES 2-16 3 Owen-Gage High School MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS SIZES S,M,L,XL,XXL will be represented in an all-state high school band when it performs at Western Michigan University April 11. Known as the Fennell All-star Band, the 120 member en- MEN'S WASH & WEAR SHORTS SIZES 28-52 semble consists of the finest musicians representing 60 high school bands from throughout the state of Mich- igan. : v ^vv;^^^;S§S§$$ft^' ''''''''''''' Owen-Gage High School FEDERATED STORE will be represented in the band by Jennifer Dafoe on CASS CITY trumpet. • CASS CITY! MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 PAGE THIRTEEN Dan Toner-Cass City's one-man ecology movement By Jim Ketchum Toner lives at 4117 Doerr about anything else that can "It's just something I like to he picks up trash for the Rd., southwest of Cass City Doerr Road. At other times of But still he keeps at it, permits throw-away con- be tossed from a moving car. do," he said. "I'm proud of entire mile. Sometimes, he the year, he uses a 20-gallon You could call Dan Toner a and it's a sure bet his stretch "My mother used to pick up because he wants things neat. tainers, especially bottles. where I live and I like to keep finds strange and valuable garbage can and a pickup "I'm proud of my home," "In Oregon they've got a one-man ecology movement. of the road is one of the along this roadway when she it looking nice." things along the way. cleanest in the county. Toner truck. he said. "I've lived around law against disposable bot- He's been waging his own lived out here," Toner ex- "Last year we found a "It's funny the reaction you "Keep America Beautiful" makes regular trips along the plained one Saturday morn- Cass City all my life and I tles," he said. "I'd like to see Toner regularly keeps wallet with money in it," he get some of the time," he want it to look nice." it here. I think when you give campaign much of his life and roadside, picking up dis- ing recently as he sat in the about a half-mile of the said. "Once we found a purse carded beer bottles and cans, said. "I remember one time I Toner says it's no easy job. people something valuable he doesn't have any plans to comfortable country home roadway picked up and once a that belonged to a lady in the wa? working along the road slow down in the future. pop bottles, hub caps and just he's lived in the past 14 years. Even the ecology movement that they can return for year, generally in the spring, trailer court and we ended up and some lady opened her of the late 1960's and early money, they'll do it, And you going from door to door until door and said it was about '70's, hasn't changed atti- wouldn't see nearly as much we found the owner. time the village came along tudes toward throwing junk trash along the highways." "Another time we found a and picked up the trash. When from their cars along road- "When I was a kid, we'd Althaver good pair of slacks along the I told her I wasn't working for sides, Toner believes. jump at the chance to find a road. I've even found a bra," the village, she just turned "You don't find the problem pop bottle along the road," he Name top students Toner said. around and went inside." quite to the extent you find it said. "Heck, they were worth Hard goods aren't the only In all his years of cleaning, nearer the big cities," Toner two cents apiece. If you found named MML things Toner has found. Once, however, Toner said np_one said._"but-it's-here~and~it-'s~ a-couple-of-thoscr-you-could— -—he -found—three~~pounds~~or ~"has"ever volunteered to come getting worse." turn them in for a candy bar hamburger, still in its wrap- out and help. He said he did He believes much of the or something like that." regional head a tO wen-Gage per, resting along the road- have one family that offered problem can be traced to Toner also favors making side. He suspects it must have to donate their junk, however. legislation in Michigan that all beverage cans aluminum fallen from a passing car. Toner has worked at Pont- and recycling them. "Once we were standing out Lambert E. Althaver, Cass iac Motors the past 11 > 2 years While much of the problem Valedictorian and saluta- After graduation, he plans in front of the house when and the route he travels daily City Village President, has torian have been announced Salutatorian is Kathy Jo involves present legislation, to major in accounting at some guy dumped his entire to and from work also gets his another part of it boils down been elected Chairman of at Owen-Gage High School. Burrows, daughter of Mr. and collection out of his car," Region VII, of the Michigan Michigan State University. Mrs. William Burrows of eagle-eye scrutiny-primarily to affluence, he said. Valedictorian of the Class Toner recalled. "We chased for hubcaps. Cass City Municipal League. of 1975 is Larry R. Cooley, son Gagetown, with a 3.9225 grade "We've always had too point average. him down the road until we "At one time, I had over 300 much in this country," he Althaver was chosen during of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. eventually caught him. We the annual Region VII meet- hubcaps that I'd found," he said. "We've been able to Cooley of Owendale, with a Miss Burrows has won the persuaded him to come back said. His garage is still lined ing of the league March 20, in 3.9379 grade point average. afford to throw things away. chemistry and history awards and pick it up. I guess he with a huge assortment of Lions attend In poorer countries, you don't Flint. More than 100 mayors, Cooley has been a member figured he'd rather do it than village presidents and other in her junior year, has been hubcaps that have flown off find junk along the roads the of The National Honor So- actiye in cheerleading, Fu- having the sheriff's depart- the wheels of nearly every elected and appointed offi- ciety, Varsity Club, Spanish way you find it here." ture Homemakers of Amer- ment make him do it." make of car on the road. conference But until people change cials attended. Club and was a National Toner has been picking up Other officers elected were ica, Junior and Senior plays, their ingrained habits or until Merit Commended Student. editor of the school news- trash along the entire mile FIRE Jacob Gleeson, Vassar May- He has also participated in Lions Clubs of District 11-D laws are changed, Toner paper, class secretary and since 1970. In that time, he's held their spring conference plans to continue his one-man or, vice-chairman, and the junior class play, football, found everything from a Arthur Emerson, clerk, also is a member of the Mrs. Toner has also taken Sunday at Chesaning, with 403 beautification program. basketball, forensics and was National Honor Society'and 20-foot piece of reinforcement up the challenge to help keep Croswell, secretary. junior class treasurer. Lions members present. Still, he'd appreciate it if the Gagetown United Meth- rod to bank statements, the roadside neat. It paid off Attending from Cass City other persons in other parts of odist church. checkbooks and threatening one day when a passing were Past District Governor the area could do the same letters. motorist pitched a lighted and Mrs. Al Witherspoon, thing. She plans to attend Central He's even managed to turn cigarette from his window Treasurer and Mrs. Jim "If everybody did his own, CASS Michigan University. up someone's last will and into dry grass. Guinther, and Secretary and there wouldn't be the prob- testament. "Luckily I saw it and so did lem," he said. "It's just a Other members of the top Mrs. Ronald Keegan. The CITY a neighbor," she said. "We women represented the local matter of pride." CASS ten are: Gregory Downing CANS MOST PREVALENT grabbed shov.els and beat it Lions auxiliary. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack out before it had a chance to Downing of Gagetown with Still, he agrees beer cans Cass City Lions contributed spread." $460 to state projects, with the 3.7675; Sandra Jo Howard, are most prevalent. "Pabst Had they not seen it, a large daughter of Mr. and Mrs. seems to be the favorite," local auxiliary contributing FRI-SAT-SUN APRIL 11-12-13 area could have burned and $200 to the Leader Dog school LARRY R. COOLEY Edward Howard Jr, of Owen- Toner joked. "And it's funny, flames could have threatened dale with 3.6702; Jeffrey M. quite a number of them are and $50 to Welcome Home for Double Action their home. the Blind. Ziehm, son of Mr. and Mrs. still full." Does Toner think he's Wed.-Tues. April 9-15 Duane Ziehm of Owendale In fact, last week, someone fighting a losing battle? At From all clubs of District For Teens & Adults with a 3.6444; Sandra Elaine tossed out a full bottle of pop 11-D, the Leader Dog school ONE WEEK times, yes. received $15,965.25, Welcome Ziehm, daughter of Mr. and that landed in Toner's front "Sometimes I'd swear Shows 7:00-9:00 DUE TO LENGTH OF FEATURES! Mrs. Richard Ziehm of yard. Home for the Blind received somebody was looking out $2,570.75, the Eye Bank re- WAUMINEYmoaiciioNi' "THUNDERBOLT" 7:30 Only "PELHAM" 9:45 Only Gagetown with 3.6394; Nancy In the summer, Toner takes and saying, hey, he's out Kay Wissner, daughter of Mr. a bicycle with a basket to ceived $3,387.50, and CARE picking up again. Let's get received $1,992.75. and Mrs. Arnold Wissner of make his pickup runs along scattering," Toner said. HE HAS EXACTLY Sebewaing with a 3.5585; During the day-long pro- SEVEN MINUTES Cynthia Jean Errer, daughter gram, slide presentations of a TO GET RICH of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth trip to China and the Chesa- Errer of Owendale with a ning Showboat were given, QUICK! 3.5157; Mark Arnold Sticken, along with musical selections "A Goonr son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold by a 'group from Chesaning Sticken of Owendale with a High School, SPOK1L 3.5027, and Richard P. Brink- Speaker for the dinner was ACULAR man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Past International Director Richard Brinkman of Cass William Chandler of Mont- City with a 3!4297. gomery, Ala. GLINT. Graduation exercises for the 50 members of the class EASTWOOD j» will be held Thursday evening THUNDERBOLT KATHY JO BURROWS May 29. and LIGHTFOOT1 Last 2 Nights..Wed & Thurs..Apr. 9-10 HJ United Artists stamng JEFF BRIDGES «. GEORGE KENNEDY! Commissioners WAIT MINE! raoatiMm '•$!.*?«&' take gas bids

Aside from informal discus- Frank Kroswek appeared You see the real Big Ones at the Strand ELHAM sion of labor' negotiations before the board with a Tuesday, the Tuscola County request to update the Civil First! ONE 7*? Board of Commissioners met Defense network in the in a routine session that county at a cost of $1,124. The Starting Friday, April 11 for Two Full included the awarding of request was referred to com- Weeks! Two Complete Showings on TWU ''* gasoline bids for the Sheriff's mittee. Department. The board also received DAN TONER and daughter, Danielle, 8, Friday & Saturday Evenings. On Mon.- rHHEE" The board accepted a bid of federal revenue sharing funds with an assist from the family cat, pick up Tue.-Wed.-Thurs. one showing only at 35.2 cents a gallon for un- of $81,373, it was learned. 'eryonereadit. How you can live it leaded gasoline from the another assortment of litter from along 8:00. Continuous Showings on Sunday Neeb Corporation of Bad Axe. Doerr Road. Toner makes regular trips from 2:45. PALOHAR PICTURES ind PALLADIUM PRODUCTIONS present Other bidders included Stand- along the roadside picking up bottles and ************************************ slamng "THE TAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE- ard Oil and Gagetown Oil and Deford Craft WALTER MATTHAU-ROBERT SHAW-MARTIN BALSAM Gas Co. cans and helping make Cass City a little Admissions For This Roadshow Attrac- The board also heard a neater. report from Roland Price, Club to meet tion: - Adults...$2.00 Children...$1.00. 4ext Week: Premiere Showing! District Court Probation of- 7 ficer, who explained his de- [Special Bargain Matinee.., Saturday, partment's $23,139 budget. He Monday April 12. One Per- "Phantom of the Paradise ' explained that in 1975, the board will pick up half this The Deford Craft Club will formance only! See tab, with the remainder to be meet Monday night, April 14, One Of The Best "The Last American Hero" covered by the state. at the Deford town hall. The SEATS $1-00 Next year, however, under meeting begins at 8:00 Films Of The Year! nas been for Best state law, the county must o'clock. Enjoy Drive-in Entertainment at it's rt Carney assume the entire budget. Members are asked to Best...Here are 2 Sensational Features- ALBERT FINNEY When the program was estab- bring scissors and scraps of LAUREN BACALl :tor of the Year in"Harr)[ & lished, the state picked up the material for potholders and Spicy and Down to Earth-the way you ACATIU lion's share of expenses, but cloth flowers. like ; em CHRisnrs the burden has gradually Mrs. Sally Wood and Mrs. JACQUELINE BISSET STARTS VERY SOON JEAN PIERRE CASSEL shifted to county hands. Josephine Ziemba are host- SEAN CONNERY Civil Defense Director esses. Wed-Thurs-Fri-Sat Sun April 9-13 MURDER WHITER ON THE CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES presents ANTHONYPERKINS ORIENT STORMY WEATHER SPECIAL Hac•MHE m EXPRESS SHE CORRUPTED r THEYOUTHFUU MORALITY OF AN ENTIRE TACOS SCHOOL! HER HUSBAND'S BROTHER- WE HAVE 34 FLAVORS OF BY THE MOST MOORE'S ICE CREAM IMMORAL ACT LKSOHS GRIM'S DRIVE-IN & RESTAURANT WttJWm AMR CL ASS! . CORNER HIGHWAYS 81 & 53 CARRY OUT 872-3780 HE TEACHER'S.:..,*,. COLOR ANGEL TOMPKINS andMftAKiy-'GEOffiMBS • ttllBOUUEY ,,ip In COLOR OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. SUNDAY 'TIL 9 HICKMAR PRODUCTIONS. INC. Slatting ANNE SAXON As THE SISTER IN UW ISOMTTmCK ALBUM AVAILABLE ON CUflpX BtCMDS A CROWN INTERNATIONAL RELEASE A CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURE PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 4-H Leader BETTER HEALTH FOR FAST SALES USE CHRONICLE LINERS Dog Clubs WANTED - Ford rims '69 CHEVROLET 1/2 ton pick- NOTICE - Mac & Leo Serv- SIEGLER Fireplace - Com- Another look at mercy killing 7 1/2x15 or 8x15. Phone up, low miles, runs good, ice no longer services fur- plete with gas log and auto- 872-3543. 4-10-1 $950.00. 1 mile east, 1 1/4 naces. Customers can secure matic control. Direct vent miles north of Cass City. service by calling Gerald Included. Regular $394.50 - Phone 872-4219. 4-10-3 Howard, 4442 Doerr Road, Sale $249.95 - Save $144.55. 30 FLAVORS Moore's ice Cass City. 872-2030. Our Fuelgas Co., Cass City. cream and monsterburgers. Corner M-81 & M-53. Phone needed BY DR. WILLIAM J. WELCH Grlm's Drive In, Corner FOR SALE - Homelite chain thanks for your cooperation. M-81 & M-53. 4-3-2 saws; Johnson outboard mo- 4-10-4 872-2161. 3-20-tf adversity? Is adversity hard- tors, boats and accessories. The primary purpose of the When the aging, retired on to say, "we are both Boyd Shaver's Garage, Caro. For Rent 4-H Leader Dog project te to leader of a theological semi- increasingly weak and unwell er to bear if il comes only as a across from Caro Drive-in. Scott's Early Bird care for and train a puppy nary and his crippled wife and who would want to die in contrast to years of comfort MARTIN ELECTRIC Phone OSborn 3-3039. School Farm Land that will eventually become a coolly took fatal doses of a nursing home?" and vigor and accomplish- 1-23-tf The Cass City Board of Sale Their friends with whom ment? Residential and Commercial reliable leader dog. Secon- sleeping pills in a joint suicide Education Is accepting bids now in progress dary purposes of this project pact, their clear heads, their they had discussed their plans What about those whose Wiring until 4 p.m. April 14 for cash WUGN are the development oppor- acknowledged religious auth- were divided in their views, lives are as the ailing Alex- rent of approximately45acres at tunities for youth and adults ority and the absence of some approving the decision ander Pope described his, State Licensed 99.7 Stereo of land, located between high involved in this work. painful terminal illness made as a rational solution in the "This long disease, my life?" school and the Campbell Ele- This project should be part their action the most un- face of their dwindling It seems to me that I have j7ientary_Sciiaal .Albee_T_rufi_Yalue- of a regular 4-H dog club clouded example oj1 active strengtlL and progressive in- - seen.human- behavior under -Free-Estimates- - Radio's " ~" Sealed bids should be sub- Hardware -program-and-there is~a need eutHahasia or ""mercy kill- vaiidism. Others were strong- insupportable physical handi- Creative mitted to the office of the PHONE 872-4114 superintendent of schools. to organize new 4-H dog clubs ing" of recent public record. ly opposed for religious rea- cap and hopelessness reach Cass City in the different communities There are of course many sons, or on the equally heights that can only be Christian The board reserves the 4180 Kurds Corner Road right to reject any or all bids. 3-20-tf of Tuscola county. advocates these days of understandable ground that called sublime, making one 10-1-tf Alternative If you are interested in the "passive" as opposed to the mystery of life and the proud to number oneself as a 3-27-3 Midland FOR SALE - mixed season 4-H dog program, contact "active" euthanasia, those mystery of death are so member of the human race. WANTED - baby sitter, over GARAGE SALE - 6764 E. Is the end of the line so fireplace wood. E & E Wood your local club or contact the who favor the right to die profound, and in the final 18 years, to care for chil- Main St. Toys, clothing, fur- Yard, phone 872-3998. Extension 4-H Office, Civil without being kept alive by analysis so inscrutable, that different thai one must insist 24 Hours dren while mother Is hos- 4-10-1 niture. Starting Friday, April 4-3-3 Defense Center, Caro, or heroic artificial means. Most the best of man's rational on having it only one way? pitalized. Phone 872-3443. 4. 4-3-3 phone 673-3161. doctors have in their files inquiry seems puny and out of These are questions I can- 4-10-3 letters from patients explicit- scale when we presume to not presume to answer. Nor WANTED TO BUY antiques, NOTICE all bean growers: FOR SALE - 8 track tape ly requesting that if they comprehend them. do I know how to weigh one FAGAN'S THUMB Carpet old furniture and miscel- player for car. Phone 872- you must bring in your bean 2650 after 5:30. 4-10-3 become irrevocably ill, or are There is no doubt that the man's limit against anoth- Cleaning - Dry foam or laneous items. Don Childs, knives now for hammering. no longer able to decide for decision they reached was no er's. But so long as a man's steam. Also upholstery and phone 872-2406. 4-4-tf Or rebuilding worn out knives themselves, that nothing be less than urgently serious, head is clear, there must be a wall cleaning. Free Esti- better than new. Over 25 Custom Butchering done to prolong their lives. and yet there is something better proposition to put to ' mates. Clifford 761-7503. APARTMENT range Magic years experience, guar- curiously enclosed, highly life than the requirement that 3-20-tf Chef - new with automatic anteed satisfaction. Ubly THINGS But most of us shrink from matchless oven. $149.00. Meat cut, wrapped and frozen Welding & Machine Shop, the prospects of taking posi- personal and self-sufficient I should bear no hardship in in assuming the active re- seeing it through to its FOR SALE - 3 bedroom home Fuelgas Co., Cass City, Ubly 1-517-658-3261. tive action to end another's appointed end. in Caro. Very sound. New corner M-81 & M-53, phone 2-20-10 life, even in extremes, much sponsibility for terminating a 872-2161. 3-20-tf Gainor's life, the meaning of which one furnace, new carpet and less of ending our own. cannot pretend to understand. drapes. Phone 673-4840. If allowing someone to die 4-3-3 Fisherman Meat Packing WE PRINT Theirs, as one views it from DEERING PACKING by withholding treatment For a clear, concise and which might defer that death the outside, appears to have Full line of spring fishing been for • many years an easy to read booklet on blood FOR RENT - Electric adding Fresh counter meats equipment now in stock Bad Axe. Phone 269-8161 BUSINESS CARDS is a sin, as many feel, it is sin machine by day or week. Or especially fortunate life phys- pressure and how il can affect rent a new Smith-Corona Smelt nets - sucker spears, ACCOUNTING of omission rather than one of you and why it should be Open 7 days - weekdays 1 mile north, 1 mile west of commission, as is the case ically, materially and spirit- portable typewriter. Also waders - hip boots. FORMS ually. By their testimony, il treated, send for "High Blood till 5. Open Friday till 9. And full line of rod and reels Bad Axe. 11-25-tf with taking a deliberate over- new and used typewriters for Sundays 1-5 p.m. PROGRAMS was turning physically sour. Pressure." Mail 25 cents and sale, all makes. Leave your and all other fishing tackle. STATEMENTS dose of sleeping pills. Does life have meaning a long, .stamped, self-ad- typewriters and other office Halves and quarters for WANT TO RENT - Organ for ENVELOPES The theologian and his wife dressed envelope to Dr. Wil- Albee True Value only when we are in proper equipment at our store for sale. We wrap and freeze. 3 months, with option to buy. TICKETS were not in a depression, trim? Is there nothing to liam J. Welch, Box 4994, Dept. repair. McConkey Jewelry Hardware Stan Guinther, 872-3284. MENUS which is the common state of learn or understand from CCC, Dos Moincs, Iowa 50306. and Gift Shop. 10-6-tf For trucking, phone 761- 4-10-tfn LETTERHEADS most suicides, nor were they 7073. Cass City VOUCHERS suffering insupportable pain. ARE YOU LOOKING for addi- 3-27-tf ELMER H, FRANCIS, licensed BROCHURES She was arthritic, had had tional income? Set your own 5 miles south and 2 1/2 west builder. New homes or re- BOOKLETS surgery of her hips, but had Gagetown man hours. Work in your own of Kingston on E. Mayville 4-H HORSE For Sale - has modeling.' Roofing, siding, been able to travel abroad a area. Call Mr. Kramer 893- Rd. 3-5-tf been shown and won ribbons. barns, pole buildings. Phone month before her death. He 6669 between 2-6. 3-20-6 Call Donnie Hendrick. 5 west. 872-2921. 11-7-tf walked with a cane because of RUMMAGE SALE - Saturday, 1 north of Cass City. Phone 4 3 3 a stroke, and for five years COME ALIVE in '75 - May April 26, Presbyterian 872-2019 - " Get your THE CASS CITY had been unable to speak injured Friday 3rd. 4-10-2 church basement. Doors open intelligibly. at 9:00 a.m. 4-10-3 GAS Bar-B-Que grill, new Chamber of with wheels, tank, gas regu- In the letter they left he was driving went out of FOR RENT - two bedroom behind, they described their Continued from page one apartment, gas heat, in Cass PAPER NAPKINS imprinted lator and hose. Complete Commerce CHRONICLE control and struck a County $231.54. Fuelgas Co., Cass act as a responsible one, Road Coin mission truck on City. Call 872-2366. 3-27-3 with names and dates for which "will become more place at 3:45 p.m. weddings, receptions, show- City, phone 872-2161. Dinner & Dance PHONE 872-2010 Bay City-Forestville Road, 4-3-tf usual and acceptable as the A Sebewaing man escaped five miles west of Gagetown. WANTED TO BUY - Used ers, anniversaries and other tickets years pass." The letter went. injury Saturday when the car and repairable furniture. occasions. The Cass City Caro State Police reported Also old dishes. Call 872- Chronicle. 1-12-tf WILL GIVE large maple tree the car driven by Kenneth For April 19, 1975 4586. 4-10-2 to anyone who will cut it William Haley, 17, of Sebe- down and clean up mess. from any C.C board member waing, was headed west when A clear conscience is the AUCTIONEER 4457 Maple. 4-10-1 or at either bank. he attempted to pass the parked truck, operated by one luxury everyone can EXPERIENCED FOR "a job well done feeling" 4-10-1 Lewis Tibbits of 6317 Hough- afford. . . . clean carpets with Blue Lus- ton St., Cass City. Complete Auctioneering Ser- tre. Rent electric shampooer TRI-COUNTY Dead Stock Re- Police said Haley lost con- vice Handled Anywhere. $1. Ben Franklin Store, Cass moval. 517-375-4088. Reasoning based on few We make All Arrangements City. 6-11-tf 8-1-tf trol, struck a snowbank, and My Experience Is Your eventually hit the truck. facts leads to faulty conclu- sions. Assurance Haley told officers the sun IRA AND DAVID and glare hindered his vision. USED EQUIPMENT Because of ill health I will sell at public auction at the place He was not injured and no Cass City Village OSENTOSKI John Deere 4320 with Cab ticket was issued. The acci- PHONE: John Deere 3010 wide front located 4% miles south of Ubly or 5Va miles north of Argyle on M-19 dent took place at 3:50 p.m. Council Meeting Cass City 872-2352 collect John Deere 730 Diesel - electric start John Deere 620 with wide front the following personal property on: Wednesday, April 2, cars The regular meeting of the FOR SALE - 1965 Chevrolet John Deere 60 - new paint driven by Lawrence James Cass City Village Council was John Deere B Smith, 60, of 6359 Hough ton pickup, 3/4 ton. Runs good. held on March 25,1975, at the Make offer. 4 miles east, 2 Ford with loader St., and Glencla Ann Hallock, Municipal Building. All IHC Model M with wide front 19, of 0374 Fourth St., collided south, 1 1/2 east of Cass Trustees were present. City. Call 872-2579. 4-3-3 John Deere AW 13 ft. 10 in. disk harrow, like new at the intersection of M-81 and The minutes of the regular John Deere F350 4-16 in. Hy. reset plow Koepfgcn Road. February meeting were read John Deere 186 six row beet & bean planter SATURDAY, .12 Sheriff's deputies who in- and approved. FOR SALE - 30" aluminum John Deere CIO 16 1/2 ft. field cultivator vestigated reported Smith The financial report for door with frame and closer. who was headed west on M-81, January and February was Coach Light Pharmacy, Cass LAETHEM EQUIPMENT CO. City. 4-10-2 commencing at 1 p.m. sharp apparently signaled to make reviewed. a right turn but started to 337 Montague, Caro, Michigan The recommendation of the Phone 673-3939 make a left turn instead, Budget and Finance Com- 1 4-10-1 Ford 800 tractor IHC field cultivator on rubber striking the oncoming Hal- mittee to advertise locally for Coming Auctions Oliver Super 77 diesel tractor John Deere roto-hoe lock vehicle. bids for a three year insur- IHC No. 93 self propelled Co-op 9 foot cultipacker No ticket was issued and ance program effective July neither driver was injured. 1, 1975, to be received at the Saturday, April 12 - Adam combine, 10 foot header, Hamill 2 row cultivator The accident took place at regular May meeting was Wruble will sell farm ma- OUTSTANDING VALUES IN w-Innes bean pick up, like Ford 2 row bean puller 1:20 p.m. accepted. chinery at auction, five and new 15 foot grain auger Tuesday, April 1, cars A motion was made by one-half miles north of Argyle driven by Kurt Edward Trustee Bliss and supported on M-19. Ira and David USED New Idea 1 row corn picker, 18 foot grain auger w-motor Zemkc, IB, of 5878 Bruce St., by Trustee Jones that the Osentoski, auctioneers. like new Rubber tired wagon w-gravity Dcford, and David Lee recommendation of the Krause, 19, of Snover, col- Streets and Parking Com- Saturday, April 12 - Wilford IHC No. 48-4 row corn planter box lided at the intersection of mittee to receive bids at the Fisher will sell farm machin- INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Van Bruent 13 hole grain drill Ford PTO manure spreader Main and Leach Streets. regular April meeting on the ery at the place located four New Holland No. 65 baler Grass seeder, 3 point hookup Cass City Police who in- 1975 curb and gutter project. miles west of Mayville on CASE 310 crawler-loader, gas. Sharp. Clipper fanning mill vestigated said the Zemke Motion carried. Saginaw Road (old 38) then % w-No. 49 bale thrower vehicle was headed west and Discussion followed on the of a mile south at 6554 N. Lake CASE 310 crawler-dozer, diesel. Grain rack McCullough chain saw could not see the Krause lack of action concerning the Rd. Boyd Tait, auctioneer. Rubber tired wagon w-bale Quantity of ear corn vehicle eastbound because Stevens Estate, proceeds of CASE 450 crawler-loader, diesel. 300 gallon gas tank the sun was shining in his which are to be used for a Saturday, April 19 - Jack C. CASE 580 Industrial tractor and loader with| rack eyes. public pool. Council decided Stahlbaum will hold a house- Rubber tired wagon w-bale IVz roll new barbed wire to wait one more month hold auction at the place at power shuttle. Forney 180 amp. welder Krause was ticketed for before taking any action. 6704 E. Main St., Cass City. rack transporting an open con- In view of the parking Lorn Hillaker, auctioneer. CASE 1737 skid steer loader. New Holland hay crusher Anvil Drill press tainer of alcoholic beverages problem in the alleys it was John Deere 7 foot mower, 3 25 foot chain Grinder in the car. Neither driver was noted by the Public Safety Saturday, April 12 - Mrs. CASE 1530 skid steer loader. Chicken feeders injured in the 3:30 p.m. acci- Committee that parking will Bill Snell will sell farm point hitch dent. be restricted to 15 minutes for machinery and miscellaneous CASE 1537 skid steer loader. Ford tractor rake .Quantity of windows loading purposes only in the items at the place located Smoker 32 foot bale elevator Wash vats alleys. three miles north of Snover Come in and look these machines over. I Wheel barrow scale A motion was made by and an eighth of a mile east on They are ready to go to work for you and are) Innes No. 500A bean wind- Mr. Farmer! Trustee Jones and supported Downington Road. Lorn Hil- rower Wheel barrow by Trustee Bliss that the laker - auctioneer. priced to save you many, many dollars. Welding bench Vice READ AND USE committees and board ap- IHC 3-14 inch pull type plow pointments recommended by Saturday, April 19 - Mrs. 200 gallon sprayer, trailer type Air compressor the Village President be Theodore Korleski will sell at AGRICULTURE TRACTORS Ford rear mount ditcher, 3 Brooder stove approved. Motion carried. auction, farm machinery at

Over a dozen volunteers just pitched in and did what Other volunteers did what- last week. lent their time and energy to we could to help." ever they could to help, from "Heck," Little said, "it was Hills and Dales General Hos- Little spent much of his day working in the stockroom to fun. I didn't have anything pital Thursday and Friday to in the kitchen and delivering helping the skeleton staff of better to do anyhow. I get a help keep the institution going meal trays to patients in their nurses care for patients. big kick out of it." after the late winter snow rooms. He said things went a "I don't know how we could storm stranded many hos- Volunteers were active little slow because it was have ever managed without elsewhere, too. According to pital staff members in their more fun to stop and chat with them," Administrator Randy homes. Constance Langmaid, direc- people, most of whom Little D. Howard said. "They came tor of nurses at Provincial The call went out around has come to know in his in and did a tremendous job." 6:00 a.m. Thursday and House, a snowmobile loaned nearly 30 years in Cass City. As for Little, he enjoyed by Frank Mosher of Cass City among the first to respond "I think they (the patients) himself the whole day. He were Mr. and Mrs. Harry and help from the Elkland got kind of a bang out of it said the day reminded him of Township Fire Department Little, who live just across the seeing me delivering those a similar storm back in 1947. street from the hospital. For helped keep the facility trays," he said. "I can remember here staffed. Little, the time was as much His wife, Edith, spent most north of town that the snow- fun as it was work. of her 14-hour day in the banks were piled so high that "We're very grateful to Mr. "We got there around seven obstetrics ward, helping feed they had to dig down under Mosher for the use of his THIS IS SPRING? That's what the calendar says, but this scene along Main Street Friday or so," he recalled. "We got a and tend to new babies. the snow to repair the tele- snowmobile and for the volun- few other people together and Another volunteer, attorney phone wires," Little said. teer help from the firemen," morning looks like the dead of winter. Clinton House, spent much of He said back then, the town Mrs. Langmaid said. the day in the kitchen wash- got together and struggled She said there were no ing dishes and helping pre- through the emergency with medical emergencies at the pare meals. volunteer help, just as it did facility during the storm. Annual Trinity United METHODIST TURKEY CHURCH DINNED CASS CITY NEW LIFE SUNDAY April 13 MISSION Serving 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. APRIL 13 • 17 Good Shepherd 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. WITH Lutheran Church REV. GARY L. ADULTS -T $3.00 AGES 5-12 1.50 DAMON PRE-SCHOOL --FREE East Detroit Peace United Methodist Church TAKE OUTS AFTER 2 P.M OPEN TO PUBLIC SALEM UNITED THIS SCENE was repeated over and over Smi-FACULTV in Cass City last week as residents continued METHODIST YOUTH to dig out from under 17 inches of snow. THIS GROUP of hospital employees were among many who Here, Mike Papp makes a dent in a giant worked in excess of two shifts at the facility during last week's drift on Seeger Street. blizzard. Shown smiling through tired eyes are (from the left, Basketball standing) Esther Buehrly, Marion Turner, Beverly Rockefeller, BAKE Track team in and Phyllis Linderman. Seated is Elizabeth Knowlton. Game SALE special meet Band to perform in AT FRIDAY, APRIL 11 Kalamazoo Saturday Onusscripipt ion to The Cass City track team held this year at Central 7 p.m. Gamble Store will participate in a three- Michigan University. The Cass City High School- Band will perform in an school run for the benefit of The three schools are Bad band will perform in the State assembly at Cass City April AT the special Olympics to be Axe, Cass City and Caro. Band Festival to be held in 24. Plans call for each school's Kalamazoo Saturday, May 3. Bushong said chaperones THE CASS CITY representatives to run a third As part of the trip, the band •will accompany the 64 band CASS CITY HIGH SATURDAY of the distance. Cass City's will perform in an assembly members on the overnight Little League thinclads will meet Bad Axe at Thornapple-Kellogg High trip. SCHOOL GYM runners east of the village School in Middleville Friday, April 12 • 9 a.m. and run to where Caro May 2. CHRONICLE SPONSORED BY thinclads will be waiting at a Band .members will stay Riding Club to meet point to be selected west of overnight in private homes in PROCEEDS FOR the village. Middleville, journeying to VARSITY CLUB Coach Dale Mclntosh said Kalamazoo the following day, It must be spring. Authori- that plans are not yet firm but according to band director to meet FOR A YEAR ALL AGES --500 Youth Camping ties announced this week that that he is hoping that a club or George Bushong. an organizational meeting for clubs will sponsor the runners The arrangements were \ and thus help the program at the Cass City Little League made to allow band members Due to last week's spring MAKES A SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST BY and Minor League will be held CMU. to return in time for the blizzard, the April meeting of at 7:30 p.m. at the conference Senior prom and Gavel Club the Indian Trails Riding Club has been rescheduled for room at Walbro Corporation. Proceed cautiously at all track meet, also scheduled PERFECT GIFT. THE CASS CITY STATE BANK All managers and anyone times—too many people mis- the same day. As part.of the Thursday at the clubhouse. else interested are urged to plan, members of the Thorn- The meeting will begin at 8:00 take spectacular' effort for p.m. '•.,-''•• attend the April 15 meeting. success. apple-Kellogg High School