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$65,000 loss in ~ large barn blaze U “It went through the 1881 mated the loss at $35,000 to tools. Gagetown department with fire and it ain’t going to the barn and $30,000 to the The fire was discovered a pumper and tanker and make it through the next contents. by Paul Hutchinson, Hutch- thetanker Car0 .I department with a one,” Dean Hutchinson The contents included inson’s nephew, who lives commented last Wednes- nine registered Suffolk next door. He called the fire The two assisting depart- day as he watched his barn sheep, which belonged to department and his ments left about 4 p.m. Elk- burn. the Hutchinsons’ son. Scott, mother, Geraldine, ran land firemen departed one beef steer, a dog and next door to tell Nancy about 7 p.m. Part of the 60-by-80 foot puppies, a few chickens, ap- Hutchinson. Root said about 21,000 structure was more than proximately 1,000 bales of gallons of water were used 100 years old. The barn, Root said that when Paul straw and at least 3,000 of Hutchinson first saw the in fighting the blaze. owned by Hutchinson and Although it was impossi- his wife, Nancy, was on hay, one gravity wagon and fire, it was burning in the one flatbed wagon, a grain vicinity where the electri- ble to save the barn, fire- Spence Road, northwest of elevator, hay elevator, men from the three depart- Cass City. cal lines entered the ,barn. combine header, beekeep- For that reason, it is be- ments did save the five ing equipment, pickup bed other outbuildings on the Elkland Township Fire lieved___ ... the...~ cause~~~~~ was elec- Chief Jerome Root Jr*esti- cover, and some small trical. Hutchinson farm. , The- __ ___fire was soreading SO The farrowing building at rapidly that -bi the trme the south end of the barn they learned of the fire Mrs. sustained some damage, T,ac he rs s e e Hutchinson and her chil- but the pigs inside appa- dren, Scott and Deanna, rently were not harmed. couldn’t get anything out of The loss could have been the barn. (Her husband was worse. “I don’t think I re- member going into a winter 0

fact finding in I still“I’d at say work.) it took about two without a -~truck or tractor minutes “to be completely Up there,” Hutchinson said. contract engulfed in flames,” Mrs. This winter, however, no The Tri-Count Bargain- ing Association Eas filed a request with the Michigan -~~~~ Employment Relations negotiators wire expecting the lower level, were strll smoldering. Hutchinson said there Commission for fact find- to put the.ora1 agreement was insurance on the barn, ing as a means of reaching in writing, the TCBA pre- The fire was reported at 1:48 p.m. In addition to the but noted sadly that money agreement with the Cass sented two issues which couldn’t replace an old City Board of Education on Crouse contended were Elkland department, also resmndine were the barn. It likely will be re- BARN BLAZE Firemen from three departments battled the fire that de- ,*&i new contract. &------~Q - The last negotiating ses- Please turn to page 16. Eimwood Township- placed with a pole building. stroyed the barn of Dean and Nancy Hutchinson last Wednesday, but there sion between the two sides wasn’t much they could do except make sure the fire didn’t spread to surround- was NOv.29. buildings. (Other photo, page 16.) The request for fact find- ing ing was filed with MERC Dec. 14 and both sides are still waiting for a response. Some happier than others * According to Lee Longfield of the Michigan Education Association Cass City office, it isn’t re- quired that both sides agree to have a fact finder. ChristmaB sales rebound The next step will be for MERC to submit the names of three potential fact fin- ders to the board and TCBA, who must agree on one of the persons. locally, merchants saY The appointed fact finder J will then conduct a hearing, \ apparently open to the pub- By Mike Eliasohn comparison (to 1982), ex- small appliances and from last year ...I was lic, at which representa- cellent, record month.” sweepers. Telephones also pleased. ” tives of the two sides can Somewhere in the Cass The two things that sold well. There were a lot of early present their positions on City area are 33 girls hap- helped his business were Overall, however, Albee layaways, sales the last the items still to be pily playing with Cabbage the cold weather and an im- wasn’t real happy with his week before Christmas ‘ negotiated. Patch dolls. proved economy during the Christmas season. “I’mnot were good and, she noted, The fact finder may ask There are also two mer- past year. complaining, but I’m not customers weren’t quite as for submission of written zhants who could have sold Heavy clothing, which jumping up and down price conscious as a year arguments or briefs follow- lots more if they could have wasn’t necessarily for either. I think the economy ago. ing the hearing. gotten them. Christmas, sold very well. is turning around slowly.” Keith McConkey of Eventually the fact fin- Cabbage Patch dolls For example, “We got Like the Albee store, the McConkey Jewelry and der issues recommenda- weren’t the only big sellers, wiped out of flannel shirts.” Ben Franklin store sold all Gift Shop, who has been tions for a settlement. They however. With a few excep- Richard’s TV, Appliance the Cabbage Patch dolls it Working on Main Street are not binding, however, tions, Cass City merchants and Sound Room owner had -- 15 -- and couldn’t get since 1928, also noticed that so the two sides still must said this Christmas shop- Dick Jones was another anymore. They could have customers didn’t have to ne otiate a contract. ping season was better than merchant with no -com- sold a lot more, said Donna watch their pennies quite fupt.’Donald Crouse said Christmas, 1982. Not all plaints. “We had a good Spencer, who handles the as carFfully, and for that the list of unresolved issues merchants were surveyed year this year.” toy department at Ben reason, “People seemed to and explanations submit- by the Chronicle. Microwave ovens, along Franklirl. enjoy their shopping more ted by the TCBA to MERC Perhaps the biggest with portable color televi- The Cabbage dolls sold this year.” as part of its petition for smile was that of Bill sions and stereo sets were quickly in early November, Sales were “much better factfinding runs 7% pages. Kritzman, who said, “No his big sellers. “Appliances before the big publicity than last year,” he noted, The superintendent said went pretty well for this buildup began. ‘‘We were but, “It would be far from he has reservations about Franchise time of year,” Jones added. really shocked,” said Ms. years back, four and five fact finding, due to his ex- Microwaves also sold Spencer of thf big demand. years back.” I perience a few years ago well at Schneeberger’s, ac- “They’re homely. They’re ’ Sale of some “big ticket” when a fact finder recom- cording to Clarence (Bud) the ugliest doll there ever items, he and his wife, mended a settlement bet- election Schneeberger. Computers was.” Cindy, said, such as ween the board and the and video disc machines Beauty also did well, diamond rings and 14 karat Union of Operating En- also sold well. however. “Barbie was still gold jewelry, ,boosted busi- gineers, which represents Tuesday Overall, he said, Christ- good,’’ and so were sales of ness. Less expensive rings the school district’s bus mas sales were “About the other dolls. were a popular item. drivers, cooks and custo- A Detroit Edison franch- same (as 1982). Expenses Other popular toys were DURING CHRISTMAS, dians. ise election will take place are up, so profits are “Return of the Jedi” (Star 1982, there were several Rather than examine the in Cass City Tuesday for down ...You’re selling, but Wars) characters, race car empty stores. Now most merits involved, the fact village residents only. expenses are higher.” sets and Stomper cars are filled, and merchants finder with few exceptions The polling place will be Schneeberger’s still had (mechanized cars that flip felt that helped attract split the issues. The board the municipal building on a big sale underway Fri- over backwards, etc. 1 shgppers to Cass City. got half of what it wanted Church Street, not the Elk- day, when interviewed by Overall at Ben Franklin, At one of the new stores, and the union got half. land Township fire hall, the Chronicle, SO owner Gerald Prieskorn Nothing Ordinary, Pam Asked how long it will be which is the site of most Schneeberger wasn’t ready said, Christmas sales were Ouvry said, “We did well. before a fact finder is ap- elections. Hours will be 7 yet to give a final verdict “between fair and good.” We were pleased,” One peinted and a hearing held, a.m.-8 p.m. on sales for all of De- Compared to 1982, sales popular item was a wood Ms. Longfield responded, Such an election is re- cem ber . were “a little better, not a roller back scratcher in the “I would hope a hearing quired by the state constitu- ONE OF TWO LOCAL lot, but a little better.” shape of an animal. date can be identified but tion. The franchise gives stores selling Cabbage Cold weather the week Gerald and Betty Stilson that may be optimistic.” Detroit Edison the right to Patch dolls was Albee True before Christmas hurt purchased BigelowIs The position of the school operate within the village Value Home Center. It had sales, Prieskorn felt, “and Hardware during the past board is that a tentative ag- by erecting and maintain- 18 of them and, “They went I don’t thipk the economy is year, so couldn’t compare reement was reached or- ing poles, wires, etc. The very quickly,” said Lynn in full tilt,” sales this Christmas to ally Nov. 11 on a three-year LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON -- Beth and Bradley Sprague franchise will be for 30 Albee. With that exception, DOROTHY STAHL- those a year earlier. They contract. The proposal cal- of Sebewaing are the parents of Joshua Duane, the first years, the maximum al- however, toy sales overall baum, owner of the Clothes had no complaints, how- led for salaries during the lowed by the constitution. were less than a year ago. Closet, feels the cold ever, “Ours were really current school year to be . baby born in 1984 at Hills and Dales General Hospital. The franchisemust he ap- Sales in some other de- weather may have kept good, much better than we the same as in ‘1982-83. Bradley Sprague was the first baby born in Bay City in proved by three-fifthsof the partments were better. some persons home, or, in- expected, ” said Stilson. Teachers would receive a 5 voters, as required by the This was the “best year in stead of driving elsewhere, Tools, household percent pay hike in 1984-85 1960. Joshua, delivered by Dr. Sang H. Park, MD, was born constitution. In townships, several” for sale of guns they chose to stay close to appliances , flashlights, and another 5 percent in at 10:51 p.m. Sunday, weighed 6 pounds and’was 201/q franchises only have to be and sporting goods sales home to shop.‘ hand torches and fireplace 1985-86. inches long. The Spragues win prizes from several Cass approved by a majority. overall improved. . As for her female clo- items were popular. Union representatives Detroit Edison pays all Housewares did well, thing business, “I would Camera sales were “very have contended there was City merchants for having the first baby born this year. costs of the election. with good sellers including say it (sales) was up a little Please turn to page 13. no such\ informal agree- Joshua is their first child. .* PAGE TWO CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1984 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

HiUe and Dales 1 I Marriage License8 General Hospital David J. Gedro, Caro, BIRTHS: and Mary M. Kingsland, Mrs. Reva Little Caro. Dec. 27, tQ Mr. and Mrs. Cass City Social‘andPersonal Items Timothy J. Tracy, Vas- Phone Gerald Dietzel of Pigeon, a I 872-3698 sar, and Hazel M. Yates, boy, Jason Paul. Vassar . Dec. 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Carpenter, Col- Joseph Viney of Cass City, umbiaville, and SandraL Ten members of the Patricia Toner and Mrs. Shelly and Sandra Frank Saxldy Guinther returned Laurin Stine of Saginaw Mr. and Mrs. William Romain, Fostoria. a girl, Jamie Lee. Loomis families had dinner Myrtle Murphy had as to East Lansing Tuesday to Woodward, Karen and Jan. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. were Saturday overnight spent the week end with her William E. Powell Jr., together Monday at a Car0 guests Saturday morning, guests of their grand- resume classes at MSU, grarglparents, Mr. and Kevin had as New Year’s Gulf Breeze, Fla., and Jean Bradley Sprague of Sebe- restaurant and included Dec. 24, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry waing, a boy. mother, Mrs. Glenn after spending the holidays Mrs. Harrison Stine. Day guests, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bouvy, Richville. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Toner and Mr. and Mrs. McClorey. Mr. and Mrs. with her parents, Stan and Dan Gibbard, Tory and Wayne A. Corlis, Caro, Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dorland and son Brian McClorey were Sun- Melva Guinther. Tim Finkbeiner and desley. They celebrated and Maria C. Ihrke, PATIENTS LISTED hES- David Loomis and their Adam. The birthdays of Wesley’s second birthday. DAY, JAN. 3, WERE: day afternoon visitors. friend of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mayville. families and Mrs. Howard Jerry Toner and Adam Dor- Luncheon guests New spent from Saturday until Daniel E. Stocker dr., Loomis. land were celebrated along Year’s Eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy Kyle Rick, Mrs. Ethel with Christmas. The monthly meeting of Tuesday with relatives and Mayville, and Mary A. Buehrly, Gerald Romig, Good Shepherd Lutheran Mrs. Normaleen McIntosh friends here. were in Flint Christmas Trickey, Millington. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy were Theda Seeger, Ruth Eve with other members of Mrs. Antone Winter, Mrs. Noreen Partridge Ladies Aid will be held Winston D. Lowry, Car. attended the wedding Fri- Kelley, Betty Greenleaf, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lit- the Tracy family for a and Kristin A. McCoj, Marsha King, Mrs. Mar- day in Sutton-Sunshine has moved from Cass City Monday evening, starting Christmas party at the garet Boag, George King of at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Amy Nemeth, Donna Holm, tle, daughter Suzanne of CaSo. Church of his son, Tim to Caro, where she is living Helen Lorentzen and Ann Kalamazoo and son Kurt of home of his daughter, Beth Rondrick E. Johnson, Cass City; Tracy, and Hazel Yates. at the Senior Commons. The election of officers will Walsh. From there they Mrs. Katherine Hergen- ‘ be held. It is LWML night Milligan after which the Evanston, Ill., spent from Millington, and Cheryl. L. His daughter, Anne group attended the annual Dec. 26 until Thursday with went to Milan and -&ere Thornton, Fostoria. - reder of Kingston; Tompkins, and daughters Mrs. Lilah Wilhelrni had and members are to bring Mrs. Kathleen Bentley of their mite boxes. At the De- program at thesschool. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Lowe at overnight guests Saiarday Timothy V. Bates, Caro, of Fostoria also attended as guests from Dec. 27-Jan. Green Bay, Wis. and Sunday at the Jim Bolz and Rebecca M. Roller, Owendale ; and spent until Monday 1, her daughter, Mrs. Ed cember meeting of the Mrs. Donna Vogeli, Fre- group, it was voted to give Stacey and Tyson Marker home and had Christmas Caro. with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hunt of Livonia; her son, of Essexville spent the dinner at the Theodore derick Hicks and Mrs. Mar- Ernie Wilhelmi of $500 to apply on the church Eugene Finkbeiner and Randy L. Martin, Caro, lene Parrish of Deford; Tracy. debt. week end with their grand- son Scot of Sumter, S.C., O’Dell home. They were and Kimberly F. Harding, Plymouth, and the latter’s dinner guests Dec. 26 of Mr. Jennifer Bock of Snover ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar- spent from Dec. 24 until Fri- Caro. Edward Blades and son son, Kenny Wilhelmi, of rison Stine. They were vis- and Mrs. Ray O’Dell at Dennis R. Hughey, Caro Mrs. Blanche Fifield, Westland. Mrs. Theda Seeger spent day with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Brenda Healy and Danny and Mrs. Pat Ten- Christmas with Mr. and itors Sunday at the Roger George Fisher Sr. Carleton. Other guests and Ginger S. Neuvill nant and two children of Nicholas home at Kawkaw- were Mr. and Mrs. David Caro. I* Mrs. Alverna Smith of Un- Canton spent Thursday and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Kenneth Sweet at O’Dell and infant daughter ionville ; Lapeer and returned home lin and then returned to Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest Fredrick R. Pomeroy, Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Kolb and son of Kimmell, their home at Essexville. Nicol of Marlette spent Sun- Brooke of Hinesville, Ga. Fairgrove, and Dawn A. Clifford Jackson of Ubly ; Jack Blades. Ind., spent Dec. 24-25 with Dec. 26. David is in the Army and Susan Malinski, Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon and evening Crosby, Fairgrove. with Mr. and Mrs. Max stationed at Fort Stewart, James E. Warren, Akron, Elizabeth vaurer of Sebe- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carl Kolb. Echo Chapter, Order of The monthly meeting of Ga. waing ; Doerr announce the birth of the Eastern Star, will meet United Methodist Women Agar. and Andrea M. Ballard, Wednesday evening, Jan. Fairgrove. Johu Parker of Mt. Pleas- a daughter, Malissa Joelle, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Han- of Salem Church will be Jesse Groth of Alma ant. born Dec. 20. She weighed selman and children Adam 11. Refreshment commit- held Monday evening, Jan. Spending Christmas af- Edward J. LeBuda, tee for the month consists ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. came Dec. 22 to spend the Reese, and Marcia L. Bitt- 2 eight pounds and 13 ounces and Misty of Deckerville vi- 9. It is a dinner meeting at CASS CITY CH_RONICLE of Patricia Toner, Myrtle Keith Murphy and Patrick holidays with Dale Groth ner, Reese. at birth in Bad Axe Huron * the church starting at six- USPS 092-700 sited her grandmother, and Mrs* Mary Kritzman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell D. Irvine, Carr PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Memorial Xospital. She Murphy, Gwen McLachlan, thirty. Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi, Satur- were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Groth. He spent Christmas and Veronica K. ThomL AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN joins a sister, Christina day. Helen Agar, Mable Wright, * 6550 Main Street Murphy and sons, Paul and Day and Monday and Tues- son, Deford. Marie, three years old at Lena Teller and Lucille De- Mr. and Mrs. Harrison day with his grandfather, home. Grandparents are Long. David, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. King Jr., All- John Haire, publisher. Mrs. Lillian Hanby and Shewere New Year’s Day Douglas O’Dell, Erin and Glenn Burgess, of Brown rora, Colo., and Glenda ?. National Advertising Representative, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Windy Mrs, Edith Ward had as guests Monday at the home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kyle. City and returned to Alma Penix, Aurora. Michigan Weekly Newspapers, lnc. 257 and Shirley Doerr, all of supper guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jan. 2, Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mich- Cass City. evening, Mr. and Mrs. Don Emigh returned home Dec. Stine and son at Standish. Mervin S. Koch, Mil- igan. \ 27 after spending 10 days Friday evening, Dec. 23, lington, and Lynn M. LpP- Second Class postage pard at Cass Hanby, Lori and Greg; Mr. Mrs. Myrtle Murphy and Visitors New Year’s Day age, Millington. City, Michigan 48726. Mrs. Malvina Profit is with their daughter and Christmas Day guests of and Mrs. Jim Hanby; Mr. Patrigia Toner had as at the Robert Groth resi- Jon J. Becker, Cass CitG, Subscription Price: To post offices in now at Schnepp’s Health and Mrs. Jeff Hanby, and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George dence were Mrs. Eroth’s Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Cqunties, Care Center, 427 E. Kenneth Warner, at St. Christmas guests, Mr. and and Tammy L. Popour, $7.00 a year or 2 years for $12.00. 3 Mary Hanby, who left Tues- Fisher Jr. and Elizabeth nephew and wife, Mr. and Washington, St. Louis, MI. day to return to Newhall, Johns. Warner’s son, Gor- were Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Keith Murphy and son Cass City. years for $18.00, $4.00 for six months 48880. don of Florida, spent Patrick, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Stacy Snow, of Mid- Gary L. Canole, Si and 3 months for 52.25. Calif., after 10 days here. Shagena and children, Mr. Kritzman, Mr, and Mrs. land. Charles, and Joyce 111 other parts of the United States, Callers later in the evening Christmas with them. and Mrs. Charles Hartwick’ L $8.00 a year or 2 years for $15.00. 6 were Mrs. Vera King, her and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Murphy, Paul and Haley, Cass City. months $4.50 and 3 months for 52.50. Sanilac GOP Supper guests of Mrs. David. Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph M. Knapp, &I- 50 cents extra charged for part year granddaughters, Kelli and Gerald Langmaid and son Vera Bensinger, 66, of lington, and Janice M. %s- order. Payable in advance. Michelle King, and Bob Theda Seeger Dec. 20 were Aaron and Dqvid Fisher, Lapeer, formerly of Ubly, For information regarding news- convention Marie Jetta, Helen The meal site for senior sett, Millington. King. Mr. and Mrs. George are to be held Thursday at paper advertising and commercial and Lorentzen and her daugh- Fisher Sr. and their guests, citizens was available Jeffrey 8.Maxson, C&s - job printing, telephone 872-2010 again Wednesday of this Ubly. Mrs. Bensinger died City, and Suzan :&I. sbetJan. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Fran Fre- ter Anne Marie Lorentzen Eugene Finkbeiner and son Jan.1 in the’Lapeer hospi- ville of Caro returned home of Saginaw, Doris Evens, Scofof Sumter, S.C, week following the holi- Murawski, Cass City. Betty Greenleaf and Nor- days. Friday, Dec. 23, there tal. She is survived by three .The Sanilac County Re- Monday from Holiday, sons, two daughters and Stinging requires a bee maleen McIntosh. New Year’s Eve guests was a Christmas gift ex- &I publican Party will conduct Fla., where they spent the change and honored were four sisters including Mrs. use 22 different muscle%. its annual county conven- holidays with her parents, of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Stanley Morell. tion Wednesday, Jan. 11, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harris Luncheon guests of Mrs. Guinther, Sandy and MFrk those having December starting at 8 p.m. in the of Cass City. Paul Craig Dec, 28 were were Mr. and Mrs. Harold birthdays, Cliff Jackson, Mrs. Frank Storm and chil- A1 Mary Burk and Esther Board of Commissioners’ Rayl, Mr. and Mrs. Kitchin. A birthday card office, 67 W.Sanilac Street, Mrs. George DeRocco dren Jenny, Kevin and Jef- Hutchinson, M.r. and Mrs. Engaged Chronicle Sandusky . and daughters, Andrea and fery of Caro, and Mrs. Tom Dick Shaw and Kevin, Mr. was signed to send to Cor- Delegates will be Rachel, of Utica were New Doran and sons D.J., Ste- and Mrs. Mark Shaw and rinne Creguer who was un- selected to attend the state Year’s Day guests of Mrs. ven and Brian of w. Cass Pastor and Mrs. John R. able to attend. Low rates WANT ADS Glenn McClorey. City Road, Unionville. convention. Wood. Dinner guests New make State Mary Roldan and her Year’s Day of Mrs. Theda Farm daughters, Michelle and Seeger were Mr. and Mrs. Kimberly, of Guadalajara, Albert Jones of Shabbona homeowners Mexico, were in Cass City and Normaleen McIntosh. insurance from Dec. 26 to this Wed- a good buy. nesday visiting her pa- Callers Sunday evening I rents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry at the Garrison Stine home Wilson. were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Our service Stine and baby of rural Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ubly. makes it even better. Rienstra had as Christmas Callme Day dinner guests, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald for all the details. Mrs. Dennis Rienstra and Loomis and family were family of Harrison, Mr. and New Year’s Day guests of Ernest A. Mrs. Dean Rabideau and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weath- 1 Dallas and Dawn Rienstra erhead in Flint. Teichman Jr. of North Branch. Guests the 6240 W. Main Lauri Ann Hartsell of Au- Cass City, Mich. following day for dinner stin, Texas, came Dec. 21 Phone 872-3388 ~ were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis to spend Christmas ‘with Rienstra, Mrs. Mary Ann her mother, Ruby Hartsell, Kathleen Guilds Rienstra and daughter her grandmother, Gladys’ Dana of Caro, and Mr. and Bliss, and friends, She flew Charlotte Kitchin of De- Mrs. John Koenig of De- back Dec. 28. ford announces the engage- troit. Dana and Dawn ment of her daughter, Kath- stayed with their grandpa- Doris Hurd announces leen Elizabeth Guilds, to rents for a few days. the birth of her 14th grand- Steven Paul Bock, son of / child, a girl born to Jack Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bock Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Janice Viney of Cemet- of Cass City+ Gyurko of Caro, and Mr. ery Road at Hills and Dales Wedding plans are indefi- and Mrs. Bob Rau of Cass General Hospital Wednes- nite. City were guests last Wed- day morning, Dec. 28. She nesday of Mr. and Mrs. Skip has been named Jamie Lee Coggins of Hernans for a and she weighed five rattlesnake dinner. pounds, two ounces and was AII theGOOD STUFF; 19 inches long. She joins two

I sisters at home and a Lieutenant brother. Pat Viney is her other grandmother.

I governor I Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rienstra had as guests Fri- day, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry to speak Reinelt of Argyle. Lt. Governor Martha Griffiths will be the guest County dry speaker at a dinner Friday, Feb. 3, sponsored by the Business and Professional bean *day Women’s Club of Caro. 1 Her topic will be “prom- oting women in politics and set Jan. 12 All Styles of the importance of it.” The dinner will start at The annual Tuscola Cloth & Leather 6:30 p.m. in the Car0 United County Dry Bean Day will Methodist Church fellow- take place Thursday, Jan. ship hall on Gilford Road. 12, at the Veterans of Tickets are available by Foreign Wars hall near contacting Margie Bell, Fairgrove from 9:30 a.m.-2 Come In and Check Out the Big Savings throughout the Store 3111 Broadway Road, Cass p.m. City, telephone 673-3578. The hall ‘is located on Jefferies - fashion hosiery, socks and leg warmers Dutcher Road, about a half- Nike Apparel I mile east of M-138. Retired Topics this year will be future dry bean products, Persons to “insect problems and con- 6RASTlCALLY BOOTS &. trol in production and stor- REDUCED meet Jan. 12 age of dry beans,” an up- Children’s SHOES The regular mythly date on dry’ bean varieties, “Tradeoff between win- All At Savings You Can’t Afford To Miss meeting of the Cass City drows and direct harvest,” Retired Persons will be bean market update and / held Thursday, Jan. 12, in outlook, and a report on the the Good Shepherd Luthe- Michigan Bean Commis- ran Church fellowship hall. sion. Blood pressure readings Lunch will bdpaid for by will be taken. A potluck din- i RANDALLS SH.OES ner will start at noon. sponsoring_^I agri-busines- 1 Martha Durham, Verna ”“’;;he event is coordinated McConnell, Rose Worstell, by the usc cola County Expert Shoe Repair Pick-up Station li i \\ I and Lilah Wilhelmi will be Extension Ser- in charge of arrangements. and the Tuscola The Clothes Closet Mr. Hozen of Tri-City $!tntyBean of I/ Hearing Aid Service will be Bad Axe Cass City :: 6439 MainSt. Cass City Ph. 872-5381 11 which Dave , Milligan of the speaker. Cass City is president. CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1984 PAGE THREE :.:.:*:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,~,:.:.:.:.~.~~,~~~.;.~.~.~.~.~,~.~~~.~~~.~.~.~,;.~,~,~.~~.~.~.~ ...... I I’ ..*...... #*.,.*.*...... ; :..A*. I ...... *U*... L L ..I.&CL~ 1.-. C,~...... 3...... ,.*.-.-...... 99 ...... e.. ‘‘IfIt Fitz e e ...... a. Rabbit ,i$ie*...... * ...... By John Halre :::::::5 .***.*...... No guarantees ...... *.*.*.*’ .*.*.,.e .*.*.,.e ...... 1 (And anyone else he can ...... By Jim Fitzgerald get to help.) ...... ’.*.*.‘...... President Reagan yearns $780 for 10-cent weapon putting 80 percent of Our ...... ,, for an ultra-sophisticated parts. military forces on perma- Star Wars defense featur- The reason for this re- nent layoff. Even a warran- Jim Fox called to say that on older television sets it would ing nuclear weapons quirement is if taxpayers tee weapon can’t kill any- be impossible to get the new stations offered via cable tele- stationed in space, but the don’t pay more than an one if its,button pusher is vision. Well, Jim is right and Jim is wrong. Right now the White House is defended by item is worth, defense con- standingsoup kitchen. in line outside a four new stations aren’t available to owners of older sets. dump trucks full of ,sand. tractors can’t afford to hire That’s the bad news. I think that’s a good sign. retired Pentagon procure- Finally, there is a good I The good news is that by February all sets that need it Right now, the Soviets are ment officers. to fill impor- sign from William F. will have a converter box that will enable the set to catch worrying about a dump tant $l~,OOOper year posi- Buckley Jr., the famous the new stations, First Michigan representatives tell us. truck gap and planning to tions irl the armaments in- swashbuckler. Buckley re- , The real bad news is that when the converters are in- buy sand from Arizona. dustry. cently wrote: “Not since . stalled the new higher price, from $8.00 to $11.95 per month, That’s better than bombing Instead, the contractors the Flat Earth Society has will start. Jason Robards. will use regular bookends, there been any movement There are other good and taxpayers will have to as silly as the nuclear .**+++l*L* signs of less bloodshed on increase the retired offic- freeze movement. ” the war front. For instance, ers’ pensions to keep them He thinks people who It’s probably a good bet that many fans joined Phil Iran recently announced from starving or eating urge the United States and Retherford over the holiday at the bwb ‘tube.Tuesday he that “tens of Iraqi military sand out of dump trucks. Soviet Union to stop man- said that he was still blurry eyed from watching five foot- personnel” were killed in a So weapon warranties ufacturing nuclear ball games. Baghdad bombing. are inevitable. And the re- weapons are as silly as It’s sure that a lot of folks suffered just like Phil on New Tens. I’ve heard of hun- sult will be less bloodshed people who fear falling off Year’sDay without seeing one team play a single down. dreds or thousands of because a guaranteed the edge of the earth. \ people getting killed in war, weapon will stop working The good sign is that *****+.*+* but that’s the first time I’ve the day after its warrant \Buckley has obviously heard a nation brag about runs out. As it is now, witt begun to buckle under the strain of too much swash. Holidays mess up the week. We camemt early and pro- VISITORS - Recent visitors in Cass City, participants in killing tens of the enemy. * no warranty, a weapon may duction days have been lost. Tuesday was Wednesday and the Lions Club Youth Exchange program, were Joanne The good sign is that Iran go on killing forever. It is only a matter of time Friday never seemed to arrive. appears willing to be satis- Also, Pentagon officials before he is committed to a Maurice (left) of South Africa and Jillian Mardon of New fied with less. will put a written warranty sanatorium for the perma- Zealand. There may be a trend de- in a drawer someplace so nently overwpry. And the . veloping. If a general they’ll remember where it world will be a safer place I launched a Pershing I1 mis- is, and then forget where for everyone who fears get- sile and killed only tens of they put it. ting caught in a missile av- ~ Writer’s club The weather people, he would be Because of this, they alanche and being deterred High Low +Precip. to conduct 2 visitors stay +shamed to admit it. But won’t know if a weapon’s to death, . Wednesday...... 27 .... 6 .... .10 he’d be proud to suffocate warranty has run out, so Onward and Upward: Thursday...... 16 .... -2 .... 0 tensof people with just one they won’t use it, for fear it The latest status symbol for Friday...... 18 .... 0 ...... 0 first meeting truckload of sand. won’f work and a general tens of Washington bigshots ...... Another good sign of less will be embarrassed be- is a dump truck full of sand Saturday 22 16 .04 in Cass City blocking their driveway. Sunday...... 30 .... 16 .... .ii The Thumb Area Wri- bloodshed is the proposal in cause he can’t get his Monday...... 34 .... 25 ..... 0 ter’s Club will hold its first Congress to require written weapon fixed free in mid- Tues y ...... 37 ... 33 ..... 0 warranties on weapons battle. The result, again meeting Tuesday, Jan. 10, Two participants in the *%Lordecias melted snow - 1” water r10” snow at 7 p.m. at the Cooperative first time Miss Maurice had purchased by the U.S.Milit- will be less bloodshed. (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment prant) Extension Office, confer- Lions Club Youth Ex- seen snow. Her home town ary. There are more good change program departed in on the Indian Ocean and It’s the idea of Republi- signs for peace lovers. ence room B, located one Cass City last Thursday for BUSINESS CARDS block west and one block surfing is a popular sport. can Senator Mark An- Presidential contender south of the traffic light in other destinations in Michi- drews, a North Dakota George McGovern recently Available 1-Color gan before returning home. It does snow in New Zea- said that when he’s elected, Sandusky. ‘ land, but not where Ms. farmer, who wondered why Ithers Get Quick Results With The All professional and he got a three-year war- he’ll put ‘fsomebody like Jillian Mardon, 17, of Mardon lives. She had seen Iacocca” in charge of amateur writers in the Hastings, New Zealand, ar- snow in her country, so the ranty on his tractor trans- Lee Thumb area are encour- mission but the same trans- military spending. - rived Dec. 11 and stayed snow here wasn’t a new ex- Iacocca will cut costs by Chronicle’s Classified Ads aged to attend. For more with Sandy Nicholas and perience. mission in an M-1 tank information send a her family on N. Seeger comes with no guarantee at stamped self-addressed en- all. YOU Street. will T;! velope to: Thumb Area She now is living with a Three in one There seems to be credi- Hills and Dales ble reason the Defense De- Writer’s Club, P.O. Box 27, family in Taylor, a Detroit Tw,ice, the U.S. has had Sandusky 48471. suburb. before leaving: Jan. partment shouldn’t receive three different Presidents warranties from defense 20. She and other stidents in a single year: Van Buren, Schedule of Events ...... contractors, especially ) from New Zealand will W. Harrison and Tyler in I OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC spend a couple of days in 1841; Hayes, Garfield and when you consider that tax- Jan. 8 thru Jan. 14 ~--Los Angeles and then in Arthur in 1881. payers are required to pay EVENT PATE TIME PLACE ENTIRE Hawaii before arriving home Jan. 27. c Drs.Donahue lsterabadi and Jan. 11 8-12 a.m. OutClinic Patient Joanne Maurice. 17. of Umkomaas, South‘Africa, T he arrived Dcic. 12 and stayed Dr. Ahmed, Allergist Jan. 12. 1-5 p.m. Out Patient with Dale and Kathy Iseler Clinic and family on Schwegler Road. She is now living with H aim Dr. Jeung Jan. 13 8-12 a.m. Out Patient f a family in Mount Clemens I Clinic and will leave directly for home Jan. 16. et There is an Immediate Care Clinic in the Ambulatory Her visit here was the N Care Center: Fridays - 6:OO p.m. - 8:30 p.m.; Saturdays - 2:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. and Sundays 1O:OO a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Okay, Mr. Stork, the new Negative attitudes. If you year is here and let’s get could gather up all of these, Free Blood Preasure will be taken In the Ambulatory down to business. Let’s get Mr. Stork, and deposit them Care Center from 8:oO a.m. - 8:OO p.m. any day. Please one thing straight, We don’t with broken New Year’s re- stop in and have yours taken. want you to bring us a thing. solutions we’d be on our Just load up and take a lot way to a banner year. , Physical and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an Out of stuff with you. We’ve had Not that 1983 has been Patient basis as ordered by your physician. more than enough of: that bad, you understand. Car chases on TV. It must We’ve made progress on Michael Lupinski, Speech Therapist, 1s scheduled by be exciting for many, but the farm and on Main appointment. there’s a bunch like me who Street. find smashing of cars bor- But if you’d just leave us TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF THE ing, boring, boring. Keys- with nothing but a positive ABOVE CLASSES OR CLINI- CALL 872-?l2l Ext.255. tone cops episodes we just attitude for 1984 chances do not need. What’s more, are that we wouldn’t have There is a physiclan In the Emergency Room from 6:OO there has got to be a lot of to ask you to cart anything p.m., f rlday, until 6:OO a.m., Monday. There Is always a youngsters watching 100- away at all when 1985 rolls physician on call in the Emergency Room. mile-per-hour chases that around. figure they can go out and do the same. I Losing basketball games. Just bundle up the last Koegel’s Skinless quarters and take them away so Cass City can win instead of lose. Hot Dogs Broken resolutions. Mr. Stork, none of us is per- County Fair fect. So take all those im- possible to keep resolutions and fly away. While on the Buns trip please, please, please, take all the candy, cookies, pies and cakes with you. $189I b. Unsigned contracts. Colby Cheese Everyone wants area school districts to operate smoothly and continuously and we’d all breathe a little Pepsi, Diet easier if we knew that school would be operating Pepsi, Pepsi ebery day it should. Obscure bowl games. Mr. Stork, we don’t give a hoot Light, Mt.Dew, Reg. and Sugar Fr88 $239 if Podunk U defeats Swamp Plus College the day after Pepsi Free K:Lottles Dep. Christmas. Or any other time either, Unemployment. That’s going to be quite a load, Mr. Stork. There’s still a lot of persons around that need a We went to be your bank job. But look at the bright ’ side. The load won’t be as heavy as it was at the end of 1982 when it’s doubtful if you could have gotten off the ground. Maybe next year it’ll be so slight that you won’t even notice the weight. It doesn’t hurt to hope, you know. Gift thieves. Just re- CHEMICAL ceived a pen and pencil set c for Christmas. The kind EANKS that’s too good to lose. If Quaker you don’t act fast, Mr. Members F D I C EquAl housing. equal opportunity lenders Stork, it will go the way of all the others. It’s always an unsolvable mystery Maid where they go to. You don’t 790 to 11.30 Daily mw Sttect take them do you, Mr. Gtork? i I

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By Mike Eliasohn bean board An era will be coming to programs and foster grea- an end sometime after the ter cooperation between all Now that the television an Army Airborne unit. My first of the year with Gov. segments of the dry bean networks are entering their biggest complaint is that all James Blanchard appoint- industry.“As long as growers, second season -- several the GIs’ fatigues always ing two new members of new shows debut this week look too neat and clean, the Michigan Rean Com- shippers, and canners join -- it‘s time for me to com- Maybe the Army has mission, replacing Gerald together to promote the rent on the first one. switched to permanent Elenbaum of Owendale, bean industry, we can’t go One of the few I’ve pressed uniforms since I Huron County grower rep- wrong,” Elenbaum said. watched consistently is got out. resentative, and F. Dale “One cannot succeed with- “The Yellow Rose,” which The show was cancelled Kuenzli, a shipper rep- out each other.” is a modern Western in con- once, then revived, and resentative on the Commis- During their terms on the tinuing soap opera format. probably will be cancelled sion. Com mission, prornot ional The good guys and girls again, if it hasn’t been al- Nominated to replace programs were directed live on a 200,000 acre Texas ready, which is probably Elenbaum were Bill Rem, away from a New York ranch called “The Yellow why I like it. Both it and Elkton area farmer and based public relations Rose,“ which the now de- “The Yellow Rose” are seed producer,and Don agency to reach the point ceased father of the owners among the 10 least watched Roestel, a Pigeon area where all programs are won in a card game. shows nationally, accord- farmer. handledstaff. by the commission The bad guy, whose ing to the ratings. Kuenzli’s replacement ,rich must be at least Outside of those who were will be either Ben Kudwa, 50U,OOO acres. is the son of on the show or involved in a bean merchandiser with Soil district the now deceased man who its production, I’m proba- Agra Land (formerly lost the 200,000 acre ranch. bly the only human being Michigan Elevator Ex- The son does everything in who liked “Ball Four” sev- change),or Jim Ostrowski, annual meeting his power to get the lost eral years ago, which was a bean trader and vice- acres back, but so far the a baseball comedy. Four is president of Valley Market- set Jan. 18 good guys and girls have also the number of episodes ing Cooperative. The gover- won. that were on before the NEW YEAR’S CONCERT -- An estimated 1,200 persons attended the annual nor will select one of the The Tuscola County Soil Maybe what makes the show was cancelled. New Year’s Eve gospel music concert in the Cass City High School gym spon- nominees for each position Conservation District will show interesting is .that One of my all-time favo- to serve a three-year term. conduct its 40th annual none of the characters rite shows was “Beacon sored by the Cass City Layman’s Club. They saw the Calvarymen Quartet (on * Elenbaum and Kuenzli meeting Wednesday, Jan. Junds like they’re from Hill.” That lasted about 13 stage), Randy Brywn and “Praise Song.” are each completing two 18, starting at 7 p.m. in the Texas. And I get a kick out episodes. consecutive three-year Caro High School cafeteria. of the sheriff, who is maybe “Bay City Blues,” which terms. ‘ Honored as cooperators age 45, hair down to his col- was about a minor league Kuenzli is president of of the year for their soil con- lar, shirt unbuttoned al- baseball team and was Area accidents Valley Marketing Coopera- servation efforts will be most to his navel, scarf made by the creators of tiveElenbaum of St. Johns. and Kuenzli of Andrea and Ken Hofmeis- around his neck, and al- “Hill Street Blues,” lasted ter of Hobart Road, ways wears sunglasses. I about five episodes. I’m not Valley Marketing Coopera- Gagetown. don’t think any real life sure what it lacked, but I tive of St. Johns. The term of Henry sheriffs look like that. I didn’t regret its being can- Ubly snowmobiler suflers Elenbaum has been a Gruber of Reese as a dis- hope not. celled. farmer all of his life in the trict director is expiring. I stopped watching Two good shows that Pigeon-Owendale area, He and Dennis Engelhardt Aaid to Order” and “Mr. were new in 1982-83, “Re- where he grew up. He of Unionville have been Smith” after a few mington ’Steele” and served an unprecedented nominated for election to a episodes, because they “Cheers” aren’t quite as broken Zeg in mishap three years as chairman of new three-year term. seemed dumb. I never good this season for the the Bean Commission, and The program will be pre- watched “Cutter to Hous- same reason. also acted ,in that capacity sented by Raymond Vas- Daniel Schneider, 20, of onto Oak Street, north of Hartsell Road, Cass City, Mary Ann Whittaker, 31, for the Michigan Dry Edi- old, who will show slides of ton,” It seemed dumb just Part of the appeal the Ubly, was reported in fair Pine, and backed into the was westbound on Milligan from the promotional ad- first year was that two of 6829 Denhoff Road, ble Bean Production Re- Greece and central Europe. condition Wednesday door of a southbound auto. Road, east of Schwegler, Kingston, while eastbound search Advisory Board, Awards will be presented vertisements. main characters in each morning at Huron Memo- Driver of the other car when his vehicle ran into a -- (male and female, of on M-46, east of M-24, at and Saginaw Valley Dry to the winners in the land “Maid to Order” is about rial Hospital, Bad Axe, was Whitney L. Walpole, 17, snow bank. 6:40 p.m. Monday. Bean and Sugarbeet Re- judging, poster and scrap- course) didn’t get along. where he was taken follow- of 4716 Hunt Street. He lost control and it went a beautiful young maid for The clash between charac- Betty L, Ricketts, 40, of search Farm. book contests. Among the two young bachelors who ing a Sunday snowmobiling *Also Friday, village off the north side of the road 6299 Chapin Road, Deford, Elenbaum has also winners in the poster con- ters added a nice touch of accident. police said, David A. Mills, and hit some trees and doesn’t mess around with humor to both. while northbound on served on the board of di- test, in division 111, were +‘?m. That’s about as hard Huron County deputies 31, of 5862 W. Kelly Road, brush. Cemetery Road, north of rectors of the Michigan Tony Diegel and Tony Hollywood being Hol- said he was riding his snow southbound on Cemetery Deputies reported that L~ believe as “Mr. Smith,” lywood, the main charac- Wilcox Road, at 1O:lO a,m. Farm Bureau. He currently Favazza, both of Kingston. a monkey with a genious IQ machine-up a grade in a Road, near Kelly, started Laurie Jane Hunter of 6236 Monday. is the chairman of the board Tickets are available at ters in each show are now gravel pit south of Ubly to turn left into a driveway. Cedar Drive, Cass City, who serves as an advisor in more or less in love this sea- Donald W. Smith, 53, of of the Cooperative Elevator the Tuscola SCD office, 852 Washington. when it rolled over. As he started to turn, the was driving on M-81, north- Flint, while westbound on of Pigeon, and is active in Hooper Street, Caro, or son, so don’t have much to Schneider’s leg apparently vehicle that had been fol- east of Caro, when her car I will resist the tempta- fight about. M-81, west of Grassmere the Pigeon Lions and other from any district director: tion to say our nation’s became caught in the skis lowing him started to pass spun out of control on the Road, at6:Ogp.m. Sunday. civic organizations. Albert Ruggles, Kingston; Maybe it’s like some and hit the left side of Mills’ icy pavement. capital has enough mon- marriages, presumably the as he and the snowmobile Margarette A. Demmers, Kuenzli and Elenbaum, Gerald Hicks, Deford; kPy$ without adding an or- rolled to the bottom of the car. The other driver, Ellis It went off the road, hit a 58, of 4170 Turner Road, during their tenure on the Gruber; Charles Wells, unsuccessful ones. They’re grade. He suffered a broken ‘C. Karr, 58, of 3508 N. mailbox and newspaper angutan. more fun before the vows Kingston, at 6:30 p.m. Bean Commission, worked Vassar, and Willard Pet- leg. Cemetery Road, said he box and then went into a Saturday while eastbound to redirect promotional zold, Millington. “After M*A*S*H” is are taken than after. didn’t see Mills’ turn signal. yard. The accident was re- okay, so I watch it, but it A show that was intro- An accident early in the on M-46, west of Froede The accident was re- ported to the sheriff’s de- Road. YkS something compared duced last summer or new year resulted in possi- ported at 10:51 a.m. partment at 3:Ol a.m. last Ld Carrie Ann Denhoff, 22, the original show, which spring --+ I forget --that ble injuries to two At 5 p.m. last Thursday, Thursday. isn’t surprising. The same won’t make it this coming Gagetown residents. of 5785 Legg Road, Kings- according to Cass City The car of David R. May ton, while westbound on Be- applies to “Newhart.” I spring or summer is “Good- Listed as seeking their police, Robert He Walpole, of Bevens Road, Caro, was preferred his previous night, Beantown.” It has own treatment following vens Road, east of E. Day- 43, of 4716 Hunt Street, was damaged by another vehi- ton Road, at 7:05 p.m. Fri- show. been cancelled, though I the 1 a.m. Sunday mishap turning right from cle when it was parked in I’ve watched “For Love don’t know as of when. were James C. Wise Jr., 18, day. Sunday -- 2:30 till 6:OO Adults ... $1.50 eastbound Huron onto West the lot at Leach and Pine Dennis L. Meyer, 29, of and Honor” twice now, and It was ,what I call a light of 6751 Lapak Road, and his Street. Streets. The mishap took it isn’t bad. It’s about the comedy, which I prefer, as passenger, LaDonna Haw- 2625 White Creek Road, His car slid on ice into the place Dec.24. He reported Kingston, while north bound THEFRI. SURPRISE thru THURS., HIT OF THEJAN. SEASON! 6-12 life and loves (how’s that opposed to most television ley, 17,of 5833 Hurds Corner left side of a vehicle, north- it to Cass City police Dec. for a cliche?) of the men in comedies, which are silly. Road, Gagetown. on Cemetery Road, near bound on West, which was 27. Gilford Road, at 10:25 p.m. Wise told Caro state stopped at the stop sign. He has eue‘rything at stake. He can’t afiord to lose. police he was westbound on last Thursday. 7 He’s got to make all the right moues. The driver was Susan E. CAR-DEER Donald D. Donaghy, 33, Bay City-Forestville Road, Scollon, 17, of 4849 N. east of Hurds Corner Road, of Sandusky, while driving Seeger Street. The following such colli- on Deckerville Road, west when he steered to the right Deputies reported that at sions were all reported by Y because of an oncoming car of Hurds Corner Road, at 6 p.m. Friday, Frederick the Tuscola County 7 :36 p.m . last Wednesday. with its bright lights on. W. Milligan 111, 25, of 5201 Sheriff’s Department : THURSDAY thru SUN DAY His car slipped off the JoseDh Favazza, 35. of right edge of the pavement 6159 Wilcox Road, ‘Deford, while northbound on Kings- 1 and he lpst control. The veh- .: JAN. 5-607-8 (4 DAYS) ton Road, north of Chapin THURSDAY IS “BARGAIN NITE” icle crossed the road, went Chappel spots fire :: 11 a” Road, at 6:15p.m. Tuesday, NOTE: NEW WINTER SCHEDULE off the south side and struck 1 01 1. $ a tree. Dec. 27, Thursday- Fri day-Sunday ...... 8:000 n I y Two persons received to save building \ katurdav ...... 7:30& 9:20 possible injuries in an 11:45 a.m. accident last Wednes- Imagine spreading 10 tons of day in Deford. tractor burns In class, he’s just another face in the crowd. Listed as seeking their as manure in a,single trip! That’s In “Heaven:’ the hottest dance club in town, own treatment were Althea A potentially disastrous servant motorist Saturday possible when you have the Avco 16, THE he’s the main attraction. Grice, of Bruce Street, fire was averted by an ob- evening. New Idea Model 245 Deford, a passenger in a What burned was a trac- car driven by Russell D.Ir- tor belonging to Jim vine, 35, of Caro, and Re- Marketing McDonald, It was parked spgt?kth a 375-bushel becca Smutek, 6, one of BIGGER v. in a building he owns on the all-wood box, the lets two passengers in a car dri- north side of M-81, east of 245 ven by Kimberly Anne workshop Schwegler Road. you make far fewer trips Smutek, 27, both of 4321 Van Elkland Township Fire to the field. And the 244 is Dyke Road, Decker. scheduled Department Captain Don nearly as big, with 8.5 Sheriff’s deputies re- Root said Ron Chappel was TOUGHER ported Irvine was An agriculture market- driving by and spotted tons br 325 Ydushels. CHRISTOPHER ATKINS LESLEY ANN WARREN eastbound on Main Street, ing and pricing workshop flames through a window The 243, a 250-bushel failed to yield and collided will be held Jan. 10, 17 and and reported the fire. No with the Smutek auto, 24, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at one was in the building at spreader, is available which was northbound on the Brentwood in Caro, the time. tandem axle.with All haveeither the a single same or Spencer Street. sponsored by the Tuscola SPREADERS McDonald, who lives Irvin was ticketed on a County Cooperative Exten- nearby, arrived and extin- charge of failure to yield at sion Service. , guished the fire by shovel- lifetime warranty on wood and STARTING THURS., JAN. 12 an unsigned intersection. Four specialists will pre- ing snow on it. It was out by full-year warranty on parts and Nick Nolte &Gene Hackman Cass City police reported sent the following prog- the time firemen arrived. that at 2:15 p.m. Friday, ram : The cause was attributed workmanship as the rest of the Maureen M. Reibling, 27, of Jan. 10 -- Marketing to an electrical short, Most Avco New Idea spreader line. game, pricing alternatives ’‘UNDER FIRE” Elkton, was backing of the damage was to wiring @ T westbound from an allev (pros and cons),pricing de- The big ones are available only and a battery. The tractor cision chart, cash markets, is repairable, McDonald A1?lli!!ofrom Avco New Idea. Stop in and how to forecast prices and said. NEW IDEA see us for all the facts today. playing the game. The fire was reported at Jan. 17 -- Hedging, cost of 5:15 p.m. production, wheat and feed grain programs, planting CHIMNEY FIRE and pricing decisions on new crop corn and soy- Damage was estimated beans and playing the at $300 from a chimney fire game. reported shortly after 10

Jan, 24 -+ Risk cash flow p.m. Friday at the Jim Tuc- and financial management, key residence, miles Gas heating so efficient, it makes otbrs obsolete. Get betweer I 1% 91 and S percent A.F.U.E. t far better than conventional developing a marketing south Of M-81. - strategy on corn, soybeans, Cause was attributed to gas furnaces. See us today end start saving. wheat and dry beans, creosote build-up in the Efficiency that pays for itself in energy savings. sources and forms of mar- fireplace chimney. ket information, shrinks *Aak U. for m from rmprlnt. tAnnu.1 FuJ Utilltrtlon Efficlaney Elkland Township fire- and discounts and wrap-up. men used a fire extin- Rabideau Motors, Inc. The cost of $30 includes guisher, extinguishing fuse three luncheons, morning and a chain dropped down coffee and a special mar- the chimney to put out the Farm Division keting workbook. Call the fire. extension office in Car0 The fireplace mantle was (673-5999,Ext. 228) to make damaged when it started CASS CITY PHONE 872-2616 reservations by Friday. .burning. CASCITY, MICHIGANb, PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1984 .‘...... f..*...... Renew license The Michigan Depart- Your neighbor says Marie Meredith ment of Public Health has renewed the annual license Shabbona Area News Phone 672-9489 for Provincial House in Cass City, which has 117 What it takes for a beds.

Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. South Carolina and they Carmon Flatt of Warren, Cass City. home Friday after spend- Benjamin Franklin was the successful marriage 40 first head of the U.S. v Don Smith and Julie and phoned for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Deneen About adults from the ing a week in Marktte Com- Donnie were hosts at their - Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- and Linda of St. Louis, MI, Shabbona United Methodist munity Hospital. Post Office. Despite high divorce feels: the family should at- Christmas dinner. Guests man were Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Dean Church went Monday even- rates and large numbers of tend church regularly, al- were Mrs. John Dunlap, guests Sunday morning for Kritzrnan of Deckerville ing, Dec. 19, to Donella’s unmarried couples living though it doesn’t have to be Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith breakfast with Mr. and and daughters, Marilyn of Restaurant on M-24 for together. most Americans every Sunday. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bill Dorman and fam- Kalamazoo and Nancy of their Christmas supper. still consider the family as She and her husband Raymond Buerkle, Mr. and ily. Florida, enjoyed Christmas The evening was spent sing- central to their well-being have three children: Dar- Mrs. Jeff Moore and family Mrs. Frank Pelton and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing carols, games and read- and happiness, according pen, 25, and Mark, 22, both and Brian Schember. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich Robert Kritzman of ing. They were favored by to a recent study by the seniors at Western Michi- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hrabec and family of Deckerville Bridgeport and daughters, a duet by Rev. and Mrs. Population Reference gan University, in indust- of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Bob were Christmas Eve dinner Karri and Kelly, both of Jim Rule. Gifts of Bureau. rial arts and industrial Moore of Snover and Mr. guests of Mrs. Karen King Wisconsin, Sharron of homemade Christmas de- Having recently celeb- technology respectively, and Mrs. Brian Hall of and girls. Grand Rapids and Mrs. corations were exchanged. rated her 30th wedding an- and Dena, 16, a junior at Wayne were Christmas din- Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jerry Ossewodes of Indiana The Puterbaugh families niversary with her hus- Owendale-Gagetown High ner guests Sunday qf Mr. Hoagg of Northville, Miss and sons, Andy and Brian. attended a surprise birth- band, Bud, Jeanette School. and Mrs. Dale Leslie and Kittie Day and Andy Hoagg day party for Bud Beutler McDonald feels she knows The family lives at 3420 family. I1 of Lansing were Christ- Saturday night in the Shab- the secret to a successful Fifth Street, Owendale. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stoll of mas Day guests of Mr. and ’ DELAYED NEWS bona town hall. marriage’and a happy fam- Mrs. McDonald has been Car0 and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Andy Hoagg. After- Brian Schember of Cass ily. Owendale postmaster Dean Hoag of Cass City noon and supper guests Bob and Jerry Vatters of City was a Sunday dinner Many marriages today seven years and has were Friday evening cal- were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Argyle were Wednesday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Don aren’t solid, she said, “be- worked at the post office lers of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. callers of Mr. and* Mrs. Smith and family. cause they don’t have the there a total of 25 years. Hoagg. Mike Monac of Pontiac. Mr. Andy Hoagg. Reva Fleming of Mar- basics of love and humor Her husband works at Mr. and Mrs. Larry and Mrs. Robert Behr and Mr. and Mrs. Gene quette is spending the and they don’t have enough Shoreline Ford in Scbewa- Puterbaugh and family and Mrs. Joe Taylor and baby Czapla of Plymouth spent Christmas holidays with trust.” ing. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cher- of Saginaw were afternoon Friday and Saturday visit- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Too many young couples, Mrs. McDonald is op- niawski and family enjoyed callers. ing Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith John Fleming and fam- Mrs. McDonald continued, timistic about the future of Christmas Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- and fami1y;Mr. and Mrs. ily. enter into marriage with the American family. “I with Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson man were Christmas Day Czapla also visited John The Shabbona United the attitude they will try it think it’s going to revert Puterbaugh and Lana and dinner guests Sunday of Dunlap at the Car0 medical Methodist Women will for a year or so and if it back to what it was years Dalton Puterbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saw- center Saturday. meet Wednesday evening, doesn’t work, they will get ago. l1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph don and family of Deford. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jan. 4, with Mrs. Arthur a divorce. “I know some In the afternoon and even- Puterbaugh, John and Severance. Program kids like that and it was Smith entertained Monday at Christmas dinner. ing, the whole family Kathy, of Almont; Mr. and leader is Mrs. Clair Auslan- pathetic.” Guests were Mr. and Mrs. gathered at tk Sawdon Mrs. Fred Hanson and son der. Some couples also marry Ron Smith and family, Mr. home and a buffet lunch Jason of Detroit; Bob Han- Mrs. John Dunlap was a too young. “These kids get and Mrs. Russell Smith and was served. son of Detroit, and Kevin Saturday caller at the Don out of high school and they Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klee Puterbaugh of Utica were Smith home, where she en- have so much to learn.” family, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Jr. and family of Minden For More Information Geister, Mrs. Heather Wes- Sunday supper guests of joyed a birthday cake and Call: 453-2192 or Call When the marriage starts City, Mrs. Ann Powell of Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson- ice cream with the Smith having trouble, she feels, tover, all of Marlette, Mr. Troy, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Collect 792-0800 and Mrs. Leigh Franklin Puterbaugh and Lana. Cal- and Czapla families in Weekly fee W. Registration $7 too often the attitude is to and family of Brown City, Meredith and family and lers in the afternoon were honor of her birthday. Savings Plan 10 weeks 550 get a divorce and find out Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miss Marie Meredith were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Widdis of Ralph Smith returned THE DIET PEOPLE’ SINCE 196! what the persons missed by Domke and family of South Christmas Day dinner getting-married so young. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Mark guests Monday of Mr. and “One thing wu need for Geister of Holland, Steve Mrs. Grant Meredith. a happy family,” Mrs. Boyce and Mrs. Edna Geis- Mrs. John Dunlap, Mr. McDonald said, “is respect ””0 ter of Hemans, Mrs. Flor- and Mrs. Don Smith and for each other and for your ence Goodrich of Marlette Julie and Donnie spent children and your children and Mrs. Bertha Moore of Christmas Day with John for you. ” Elmer. Afternoon callers Dunlap at Caro Medical Part of bringing up chil- were Rev. and Mrs. Harold Center. dren right, Mrs. McDonald Smith. The family was all The family of Louis and prescnt except Mr. and Lcona Behr held their Mrs. Patrick McCloskey of Christmas dinner Monday at Evergreen Town Hall, Shabbona. Their five Enrichment classes daughters and two sons Northern offered were present with their TYLENOL The Cass City Commun- ing, advanced first aid, typ- ning cake decorating, in- families. VAPORIZER 100 Tabs ity Education Department ing, men’s conditioning, vestment, beginning golf, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Van- announces a full schedule and preparing for the microwave I, beginning Norman spent Christmas 1112For Gallon Your “Hot”Cold $397 ‘ of enrichment classes for American College Tests. bridge, and men’s condi- holiday with their daugh- the winter term. On Tuesdays, “how to tioning. ter, Mrs. Esther Hopkins, sass $4.79 Value The Monday offerings grow roses” and hand quilt- Thursday’s classes arc and family of Saginaw. w are beginning taxidermy, ing will be offered. Kalosomat ics, beginning Miss Kristine King spent t Kalosomatics, self-defense Wednesday classes are pottery, computer literacy from Sunday night till Tues- for women, home security, advanced taxidermy, ka- (beginning), computer day visiting her grand- Chi Idren‘s cribbage match, harld quilt- rate, needlepoint, begin- programming (beginning), mother, Mrs. Frank Pelton. Kleenex powder puff mechanics, TYLENOL Mr. and Mrs. Conrad De- Chewable - 36 Tabs reading improvement, mic- freezs of Saginaw, Mr. and SOFTIQUE rowave I, beginning knit- Mrs. David Perry of Grand Gagetown Unit-ed ting, and Easter can- Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. 2.99 $249 dymaking. Men’s Condi- Thomas Hagen and family, COLI175n t tioning will continue on Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 83@ days. Gerstenberger and Scott, Methodist Church A new class on Saturdays Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kreger will be the “computer appli- and family and Mr. and ‘‘ ET’” “SMURF” cations on the farm.” Mrs. Brett Blank enjoyed Chewable For more information Christmas with Mr. and Chewable , and to register, call the Mrs. Merrill Kreger. Community Education De- Tuesday evening, the VITAMINS VITAMINS partment at 872-4151. The F‘ Wheeler Christmas dinner :“? 7 deadline for class registra- was held at the home of Mr. 60 Tablets tion is Jan. 20. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler. Those present were: Mr. Reg. 6.44 Blank finishes and Mrs. Nick Kyser and AI! You Can Eat, family of Detroit, Mr. and Air Force Mrs. DeWayne Kyser of Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. $5’9 Roger King of Applegate, basic training Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wheeler, Miss Emma 1 r SUNDAY Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Airman Scott C. Blank, son of Norman C. and Wheeler and daughter, all Marylou Blank of 3647 W. of Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. JAN. 8 Washington St., Snover, Paul Wheeler and family has been assigned to Shep- and Miss Grace Wheeler. pard Air Force Base, Mr. and Mrs. John Hill Texas, after completing Air and family of Sandusky, Force basic training. Woody and Douglas Powell During his six weeks at of Troy and Miss Marie Lackland Air Force Base, Meredith were Monday Texas, the airman studied Christmas supper guests of the Air Force mission, or- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin EVER YON€ IN VI TED ganization and customs and Meredith and family. received special training in Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith human relations. - and Donnie were Monday The airman will now re- dinner guests of Mr. and SP’OIVS’OHEII IN COMMUhlI Y INlEHtSl UY ceive specialized instruo- Mrs. Raymond Buerkle. F tion in the aircraft mainte- nance field. Mrs. Lee Nichols, Mrs. Sodium Free” The Cass City State Bank Blank is a 1982 graduate Vance Hull, Mrs. John of Sandusky High School. Franzel, Mrs. Paul Meza and Paulie and Miss Anna Antacid Krause and friend Carol u celebrated the birthday of Fast Relief Mrs. George Krause at a rmith luncheon at the Whipplet- $239 ree Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Voyk Dor- 12 flot man were Christmas sup- GAS WATER HEATERS per guests Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dor- man and family. CONSERVE GAS Mrs. Marie hell w*as a dinner guest of Miss Bertha Chocolate Flavor Fast Relief Snell Christmas Day. Other 4 oz. Size WHILETHEY - guests were Mr. and Mrs. $788 $249 Horatio Pardy and Mrs. S24Q I b. Slim Fast 12 II 02 Carrie Snell. ~ SAVE YOU MONEY Considered dieteticallv sodium lree I Danette Loeding and her WeAccept All The A 0 Smith “Conservationist” gas water heater cousin, Michelle Smith of Nature Maid Authorized Thumb puts heat into the water more efficiently and keeps it Pleasanton, Calif., arrived there longer, resulting in lower operating costs over Dec. 27 to visit the Richard Pre- Pay D is t r ib u tor 4 the conventional gas water heaters Get the complete Loeding family for the holi- VITAMIN C energy-saving story Call your nearest Southeastern days. Debra Loeding, who Prescription Wollister Michigan Gas Company office today attends Saginaw Business 5OO s 159 MG Institute, also spent Christ- Ostomy Products Use our convenient payment plan Plans sp Hours E a m 10 5 p m (Monday thru Friday) mas vacation with her fam- ily. Mr. and M~s.Hazen Southeastern Michigan Cas Compaqy Kritzman spent Christmas Eve at the home of Merrell Sandusky 648-2334 Kreger and family of Check your telephone directory for a toll free number for your area. Snover . Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Kritzman, Mr. and Mrs. C-ASCITY. MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1W PAGE SEVEN Rug Doctor Steam Cleaning ner ' Equipment to Rent -I-*------Food Stamps & WIC SI WHE HOURS: PACKAGE LIQUOR ICounons Oladly Accented I 8:30 to 6:OO Daily Beer & Wine To Go e* 8:30 to 9:OO Thursday & Friday

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Gordon Builders 14 Veronica’s 16 Charmont 18 Charmont 24 Korner + 7 Women’s High Series: N. Spa 17 4 Nelesco 13 ‘/2 Truemner Salvage 15 Esther’s Health Larry’s Car Wash 24 The 4 of Us Wright 518. 16 4 12 22 Cass City Sports 13 Cass City Sports Mr. Kelly’s Market 20 The Family Women’s High Game: ‘D. Herron Builders 15 Pierce Apiaries 19 Professional and Business ;;;;;;;;;:;c 12 ‘12 Live Wires 11 Wood Choppers . 5 Smith 194. Jacaues Seed 12 Cass City State Bank lo1% Kritzman’s 13’ i Harris-Hampshire Ins. 17 Gutter Getters 3 High Team Series: all Fort’s 10’4 Miller’s Chicks 12 Maurer Construction 7 Fearsome Foursome 0 Wrights 1919. J Colony House 9 Geiger-Hunt Ford 8 Vandemark Auto Parts 6 Polacks 0 High Team Game: Gut- 5 Joos’ Fifth Wheels 6’ 2 Bigelow Hardware 6 ,0 Erla’s -- . - 1-. The Holy H’s ter Getters 694. Ouvry’s ‘5 ltiA Foodliner 6 Shoppe 5, Anrod Screen Cyl. 3 High Scriei: J. Kuhl 593, High Series: Pat McIn- Chemical Bank 3 R. Parrish 564, M. Grifka‘ 525 Series: J. Guinther tosh 595. Walbro 2 5% .F! Alhrecht 550. HEALTH TIPS , 4 623, D. O’Dell 620, G. Lapp High Game: Rat McIn- High Games: J. Kuhl234, 581, A. McLachlan 585, L. tosh 245. High Team Series: Wal- S.-Wendling 212, J. Agar Anderson, Tuckey, Allen Witherspoon Smith 575, L. Summers 525, High Team Series: Char- bro 2409. 210. Bernhardt & Co., P.C. New England Life R. Root 585, M. Mellendorf mont 2301. High Team Game: Char- High Team Series: Hill- Reducing the odds ; NEL Growth Fund High Team Game : Cable- mont 851. aker’s Auct. Se v. 2748. Certified Public Accountants NEL Equity Fund 544, K, Martin 551. Gary Andorson, CPA - 673-3137 200 ettes 870. 200 or Better Games: J. High Team &me: Char- NEL Income Fund Games: J. Guinther of breast cancer 1 Robert Tuckry, CPA a872-3730 Money Market Series 223-213, G. Lapp 211-213, D. LaRoche 212, M. Guild 204. mont 967. Jim Bernhrrdt, CPA - 673-3137 500 or Better Series: M. 715 E. Frank St., Caro, Mi. Phone 872-2321 O’Dell 222-225, K. Martin 4615 Oak Cass City Guild 546. S. DeLong 538. N. and 206, S. Priestley 207, A. McLachlan 200-205, R. Root MERCHANTS’ “A” Wallace ‘ 521, DI Wis- TUSCOLA 6261 Church St. chmeyer 501. Several of the key factors cell division in many ani- Cass City, Mi. 210, M. Mellendorf 202-209, Dec., 28, 1983 leading to the development mal studies. L. Summers 202, L. Smith GET TOGETHERS “B” Phone 872-4868 Dec. 26, 1983 of breast cancer are easily Noting that as many as 25 I I 214. Agri-Sales, Inc, 18 ! GUYS & GALS within women’s control, ac- percent of Dr. W. S. Selby High Team Series: En- Paul’s Urethane Syst.18 Der. 27, 1983 Miller Eggs, Inc. 30 cording to Michigan State women may be mildlyAmericT de i- c Optometrist gleharts 1893. Ray Armstead Jr. Croft-Clara Lumber 15% KingstocTG A 27 University researcher Clif- cient in Vitamin A, Welsdh Hours: 8-5 except Thursday High Team Game: En- Gagetown Oil & Gas 14’/2 Odd Couples Doerr Farms 25 ford W. Welsch. encourages an adequate in- Certified Public Accountant 8-12 noon on Saturday gleharts 665. Ouvry Chevy-Olds 14 Brand X 6312 Main Street 4624 Hill St. Barnes’ Construction 21 Welsch, who is studying take but warns against ex- ‘h Rolling Hills Cass City, Michigan 48726 Across from Hills and Dales Hospital Fuelgas 13 Dale’s Eaves Trough. 16 the disease under three cessive doses, which may Phone 875-3404 New England Life 11M Stump Jumpers be extremely harmful. 51 71872.4532 Kingswood Inn 15 grants from the National 4-H program Charmont 11 ‘12 Copeland & Gornowicz Parkway 12 Institutes of Health, said “In short,” said Welsch’, Cass City Oil and Gas 8 Terrasi & Son Cass City IGA 12 that his research with ani- “women who lower their iq- for young Kingston State Bank 7% Hutchinson’s, Inc. Erla’s 12 mals indicates that a low- take of all fats, avoid ob=- Bendrey, Brining, Rabideau Motor Country Cousins Roger’s Hay 5 fat, Vitamin A-enriched ity, consume adequate V$- Sales Harold T. Donahue, M.D. performers 7 diet is a particularly impor- amin A, and who maintaiq Sweeney and L & K Market 5 Men’s High Series: J. High Series: B. tant part of a regimen to a positive attitude should Nartker, P.C. Physician & Surgeon Tuscola County young Brown 576, E. Bilicki 545, L. McLachlan 629, K. Martin prevent and treat breast Certified Public Accountants Clinic 210 or Better Games: J. Young 537, C. Kolb 529, S. 604,581, T.L. FurnessTracy 602, 578, M. J. Mar-Lutz cancers. people yearning for an op- Smithson 243, M. Grifka Franks 521. Gary E. Bendrey, CPA 4674 Hill St., Cass City portunity to develop their Noting that one of 10 221, E. Haag 219, D. Ouvry tin F;W High Men’s Games: C. “VC. Douglas P. Brining, CPA V1.. American women will con- Office 872-2323 Res. 872.231 1 skills in dance, drama, 213, Harold D. Sweeney, CPA T. Tierney 211, B, Al- Kolb-221, E. Bilicki 208, J. . High Games: Martin tract breast cancer, Welsch vocal or instrumental D-- - J.~ Joseph H. Nartker, CPA brecht 210, G. Deering 210. Brown 203, L. Young 200. 23i1-B. McLachlan 226, K. ‘is particularly enthusiastic Cigarette smoking ‘is as: music are eligible to par- 550 or Better Series: M. Women’s High Series: M. about the use of such a non- sociated with ‘at least one 6451 Main St., Cass City ticipate in the 1984 4-H Per- Martin 219-212, L. Tracy PhoW 517472.2005 Dr. J. Geissinger Grifka 606, N. Benitez 600, Romig 495. 212. toxic, noninvasive out of five cancer deaths. It forming Arts Program, D. Ouvry 594, B. Albrecht Women’s High Game: M. 64 Westland Dr., Bad Axe. MI 48413 Chiropractor says Peggy (Breclaw, High Team Series: Cass technique. His enthusiasm has been linked to cancer4 Phbne 517-26Q-gs09 590, T. Tierney 578, J. Romig 196. City IGA 2917. is supported, by the nation’s of the mouth, throat, 47 Austin St, Sandusky, MI 48471 M n., Tues., Thurs., Fri. county 4-H youth agent. Smithson 575, R. Walker High Team Series : Coun- 10 cancer centers, which re- esophagus, pancreas and Phone 313-648-4931 $12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Members of the 4-H Per- High Team Game: Cass 569, D. Wallace 565, J. try Cousins 1868. City IGA 1055. cently implemented diet- bladder. But lung cancer i$ Sat., 9-12 a.m. forming Arts Program then Storm 554, T. Koch 553, A. High Team Game: Odd have the opportunity to join ary regulation as part of where cigarettes take the$ Gould Accounting 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. McLachlan 553, Couples 711. their treatment, based in greatest toll. Across from IGA Qtore the 1984 Michigan 4-H Per- and Tax Service part orf Welsch’s research. forming Arts Troupe. :+: :i: *: :i: :i: I’ 624 S. Hooper St.. Car0 THURSDAY FRIDAY NITE *: Phone Caro 673-4464 A Welsch and research as- I Phone 517-673-2656 series of in-depth arts MORNING COFFEE CARCASS UNION sociate Jane DeHogg were Complete accounting systems year workshops will be held on Dec. 29, 1983 Dec. 30, 1983 around, with personal attention. MERCHANTS’ “B” able to entirely prevent Doctors are learning week ends in January I breast cancers from form- more each day about effec- ~ Sarah J. Smith Sandra R. Gould Dec. 28, 1983 Robert A. Genevese, M.D. through March for all in- Family Circus Incredible 4 4 terested young people. 4 ing in rats with a combina- tive treatments for cancer. ~ Internal Medicine & Diagnosis Fe era1 Land Bank Old Folks 3 Workshop participants McMahan’s Auto , 4 tion of dietary control, sup- Those treatments can often Weinlander, Fitzhugh, Adult General Practice Parts 18 Haky Hoofers 4 Animals 2 pression of certain hor- cpntrol or cure cancer;‘, must be at least 13. Par- Parkway Born Losers 2 Bertuleit & Office Hours By Appointment ticipants aren’t required to Charmont 17 M 4 mones, and stimulation of even when the disease i; Phone 87h-5438 Herron Builders 15 Deering Farms 3 Hard Times 1 the body’s immune (de- found in an advanced stage. Schairer, PC have an extensive’ Crazy Ladies Colwood Bar 0 fense 1 system. There are three main 4672 Hill St., Cass City background in the perform- Thumb National 2 Certified Public Accountants Bank 14 Paul’s 2 He sees reduction of fat ways of treating cancer:: ing arts to attend the work- Rich’s Disposal 1 Men’s High Series: J. in the diet as a key compo- surgery, radiation therapy 1600 Center Avenue shops. Cass City Sports 13 Richard A. Hall, 0.0. Evans Products 12 The Gypsys 0 Schwartz 517. nent to the regimen, since and chemotherapy. In P.O. Box 775 Young people interested Misfits Ladies’ High Series: D. fats stimulate breast many cases, two or even all Bay City, MI 48707 Osteopathic Physician in Tuckey Concrete 10 0 troupe membership must Pin Pals 0 Zimmerman 525. cancer development in three of these methods are be at least 15 years old by Clare’s Sunoco 8 Walter G. Weinlander, CPA 6545 Church Street Bauer Candy Co. 7 Men’s High Game: J. every animal model tested. used. This is called combi- Feb. 1, 1984, and no more i I Stewart J. Reid, CPA ’ Cass City, Michigan Blind 5% HighSeries: L. Zajac 517. Ashmore 189. Though its mechanism in nation therapy. than 18 years old or in their High Game: B. Coryell Ladies’ High Game: D. the cause of cancer is un- For more specific infor- Robert L. Hennessey, CPA Office 872-4725 Home 072-4762 last year of high school. Phone Toll Free 210 or Better Games: L. 201, M. Cosway 200. Zimmerman 212. known, it is suspected that mation on cancer treat: Salb A. lsterabadl Over the past four years, High Team Series : Park- High Team Series: Ani- the presence of fats stimu- ment, call the Cancer Infor- 1 -800-624.2400 the Michigan 4-H Perform- Truemner 234-211, R. ..-. . M.D.,FRCS Biefer 224, F. Martin 220, way 1794. mals 1901. late cancer cell division. mation Service of.Michigap 4674 Hill Street ing Arts Troupe has enter- High Team Game: Park- High Team Game: Ani- Vitamin A, on the other toll-free at 1-800-4; Cess City, Michigan 48726 tained more than 100,000 M. Lefler 211, B. Dunn 210. way 643. mals 701. I Surgeon, General 8 Thoracic people throughout the Mid- 550 or Better Series: L. hand, seems to inhibit such CANCER. Outpatient Clinic west. DO YOU HAVE A Hills & Dales Hospital For registration forms or DRINKING PROBLEM? Each Wed. 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. additional information, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. contact Miss Breclaw at the AND AL-NON General Surgery Cooperative Extension Ser- Every Friday Evening. 8:OO p.m. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Daily vice office in Caro, tele- Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Saturday -.9 to 12 noon phone 673-5999, ext. 229. Cass City Office Hours by Appointment 6230 Hospital Drive

I Cass City, Mich. 48726 Phone 872-4611 Home 872-3133 5 6 70 0 re Dr. E. Paul Lockwood OfficeChiropractic Hours. Mon , TueS.,Physician Wed., Frl. swine in 9-12 noon and 190-5:OOp.m. GROUP, P.C. Saturday 9-12 a.m. PhoneClosed 872-2765 All Day Thursday ClSldlty Michigan David E. Eogk, D.D.S. for Appolntment Lwnord W. Sarod, D.D.S. The number of hogs and Roymond C, Hwskck, D.D.S. Sang Hm Park, MmD- pigs on farms in Michigan OIlynn M ShmHd, D.D.S. Obstetrics & Gynecology Dee. 1 totaled 1.25 million. (Specialist in all women’s 56 A29 N. State St., Caro problems and delivery.) up percent from the Dec. Ph. 673-3838 1, 1982 inventory of 800,000 4672 Hill Street m1 Complete Dental Care Facility NOWServinQ Tuscola County Area

~ Weekend Emergency Phone Saginaw 799-6220 ’ 1 cording to the Michigan Ag- f ricultural Reporting Ser- N. Y. Yun, M.D. vice. CAR0 FAMILY Physician & Surgeon DENTAL CENTER There were slightly more Off ice Hours: than one million hogs for Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. ’ Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 5 P.m. Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., - market and 170,000 breed- Saturday 9 ammato 1 P.m. Assoc. - ing hogs as of Dec. 1. The 204 W Sherman, Caro 6232 Hospital Dr., Cass City number of breeding hogs Mon., Wed. - 8:OO-4:30 Res. 872-4257 was 26 percent higher than CENTURY. Tues. - 8.00-6:OO Off Ice 872-4733 a year earlier. ThurS.-Fri. - 8:00-3:30 The Dec. 1 U.S. inventory 7484 LIMITED LIMITED SKYLARK SKYLARK SKYLARK Saturday by Appointment Tilt Wheel, Power 7494 7477 7493 7538 7539 Antenna, AM/FM/ Cyl., Door, Phone 673.2939 \ 6 4 Cassette Stereo, 6 Cyl., 4 Door, Power Seat, Door Emergency 872-2443 but 5 percent less than Dec. 4 Door, Tinted 4 Door, Tinted 4 Door, Tinted Jim Macfavish, MA. Power Windows, Door Locks, Rear Locks, Power Win- Glass, Sport Mirrors, Glass, Sport Mirrors, G la&, Sport Mirrors, 1, 1981. Power Door Locks, Window Defogger, The number of breeding dows, Rear Window Automatic, Stereo, Automatic, Stereo, Automatic, Stereo, Licensed teacher T-Top, Cruise, Air Cruise, Tilt, Wire Defogger, Air, Priced To Sell! Priced To Sell! Priced To Sell! Dr. Timothy Straight available for tutoring. hogs- 7. million, is 1 per- Conditioning, cent b ow last year and Wheele, Air, More. Cruise, Tilt, Wire Dr. R. Paul Chappel Grades Prefer a Raised Lettered Wheels, More. Dentists down 6 percent from two Tires, Black, Demo. SAVE ‘2,352O0 SAVE s11381m SAVE Mon thru Fri. - 8:00-6:00p.m. weekend sessions. years ago. The 1983 pig crop SAVE $2,48200 $1,38100 SAVE $1.381” / Phone 8724870 Call 872.3084. was 92.2 million head, io SAVE V16860” ONLY I 6240 Hill St., Caw City $11,795O0 $9,695O0 $9,995O0 $7,695O0 f7,695°0 ALL PLUS TAXES November 1983, six percent Companion Animal reater than a year earlier. IMM ED1ATE Hospltal 8he average litter size dur- NON-EMERGENCY 4438 S. Seeger St. ing the period was 7.41. HEALTH CARE Cass City - Phone 872-2255 U.S. hog producers in- Rod Ellis, D.V.M. tend to - have 5.90 million $25 ~ee Carol CSslka.Ellis, D.V.M. sows farrow during De- Illcember, 1983-May, r984, -5 \ncluding physician’s tee and clinic room. percent below the farrow- No Appointment Necessary Edward Scollon, D!V.M. ingsyear. during that period last Veterinarian 6-8:30p m. Fridays 2 30-8.30p m Saturdays Call for Appolntment for 1O:OO a.m.. 8’30p m Sunday Small Animals Almost half the newspa- pers in the world are pub HILLS AND DALES Phone 872.2935 lished in the US. and HOSPITAL 4849 N. Seeger St , Cass City Canada. *CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1984 PAGE NINE ...... * * * ..* * ...... ,, * ..a,. , ,...... '...... _.....,...... , .* ...... I I - ..-., 1 +- uLrr : * :I I ...... '.,.,.-.?,.t."....-...... -*._~....t: Gagetown Area News Gen Kehoe Down Memory Lane U Phone 665-2221

FROM THE FILES OF THECHRONICLE Mass., and Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roy LaFave accom- were guests. and Mrs. Chuck Bliss and sons were Christmas Day ...... panied her son, Leroy Kurt Karr from Ann Arbor. Bill LaFave of Parker, guests of Mr. and Mrs...... I...... ,...... ,.,.,.,,.,..,..,...,,...... ,~ '.Beitz, of Sebewaing Thurs- Mrs. Iva Karr Claque of- daughter of Cass City. Col., spent the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doug Elston and family of FIVE YEARS AGO and also Charles Shedawin, vice board has announced .day, Dec. 22. They left for Ann Arbor, usually a with his parents, Mr. and Jewel welcomed their Sebewaing . who is chief of the Chip- that the February draft Springfield, Md., where Christmas guest, is spend- Mrs. Jim LaFave. Home Seeing the New Year in Artis M, Noel took the pewa Indian tribe from quota for Tuscola County is they visited another son, ing a month in San Diego, seventh grandchild Dec. 20 Calif., with Leonard and for Christmas Day was when their daughter, Linda at the home of Mr. and Mrs. oath of office Tuesday af- Ste- Marie" six persons. Sanilac will Clare Beitz, and his family. Miss Cory LaFave of Bay O'Neil, gave birth to a baby Eugene Comment were Mr. ternoon as the new pro- Airman Theodore A. draft four and Huron Christmas was spent at the Meadie Sparks. Dale Karr and Mrs. Dick Burdon and Clare Beitz' summer home spent the week with his pa- 'City. They were joined by boy at Pontiac General secutor for ~~~~~l~County. McLachh, son of Mr. and County, 12, relatives from Cass City for Hospital. He weighed five the Harry Kehoes. H~ was Sworn in by Circuit Mrs. John W. McLachlin of The annual Farm Bureau in West Virginia. Mrs. rents. New Year's Day, Mr. and Decker, has been assigned membership drive is slated LaFave and son Leroy re- Francis Goodell was re- the day. pounds and five ounces and Judge Martin E. Clernents. Mr. and Mrs. Elger is named Harold O'Neil Jr, Mrs. Charles Taschner Week-end guests of the Al to Sheppard Air Force to open Monday at a kickoff turned home Dec. 28. leased from Huron Memo- Generous attended Christ- were guests in Sandusky of Brent and Norbert Reehl, rial Hospital, Bad Axe, last Maternal great-grand- Averys, from Friday till Base, Texas, aftercomplet- dinner at the Lutheran mas Eve mass at Car0 Sac- mother is Mrs. Archie Ac- Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rod- Tuesday, were Mr. and ing Air Force basic train- Church in Caro at noon. 11-year-old twin sons of Mr, week after surgery for a denboch as Dallas Rodden- and Mrs, Tom Reehl, were broken leg. He is recuperat- red Heart Church with their kerman. The Jewels spent John Koepf Sr, is again roll son and family, Mr: and Christmas with their son boch celebrated his First Mrs* Otto Of and Mrs. John Luana call manager, 9 ing at the home of his sister, Heights. admitted to Bay Medical Mrs. Jerry Generous, and and family, the Clifford Communion Day. and Mr. and Mrs. Ron I Center Monday, Dec. 26, for Mrs. Beatrice Kolb, in Pon- About 27 residents and tiar__--. were guests for buffet lunch Jewels of New Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Murl guests attended the annual 'peirs were guests Of the 35 YEARS AGO I elective surgery, scheduled and gift exchange after LaFave were guests New Christmas party at Provin- stan Guinther 'IAn- for the next day. Norbert Regino Lopez Jr. of Long Year's Eve of Mr. and Mrs. cial House. Following day night following church Cass City High School ran became ill with the flu and Beach, Cal., spent last mass. They were guests COMPLETES BASIC week with his mother, Mrs. Christmas Day of Mr. and Harlan Stock of Unionville greetings by Activity Coor- services. up its highest point total of : the surgery was postponed Mrs. J.C. Pitcher in Sebe- Pvt. Joseph Martin Wood and New Year's Day visited the year to down Elkton 50- 1 to a later date. Regino Lopez Sr. The Lopez dinator Mary Vatter and 25 YEARS AGO wing. Others present were has finished basic training the W.C. Hunters. Administrator Constance 32 Tuesday evening. High YN3 Craig Carolan ar- family celebrated Christ- Welcoming the New Year mas together, the first time Mr. and Mrs. Tim at Fort Lee, Va,, and is Schwaderer- Rev' scorers were Sheldon Mar- rived home Dec. 26 from Rabideau and Lisa of Lans- spending a ,holiday leave at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and' Mrs. Allison tin with 12 and Gil Schwa- his home port at Norfolk, in several years. Ben Lopez Don Martin were Mrs. Of the Deford 'Om- and a friend arrived frbm ing and Mr. and Mrs. Dick with his parents, Mr. and Green and family spent derer with nine. Va., where he is stationed Carroll and Lee Ann. Ws.Orlo Wood. Elma Miklovich, Mrs. munib' Church, Christmas Day with Mr. The Junior Farm Burqu aboard the U.S.S.Mt. Whit- Louisville, Ky.,and spent a panied by Betty Of He returns to Virginia Mildred Mosack, Mrs. Ciel Cass City on the piano, led and Mrs. Max Patrick and' met at the home of Ed, Don ney, He will spend a two- few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. WileY Zuraw, Mrs. Stella Leyva, family in Marlettea and Marjorie Karr Jan. 3. Roberts and daughter of St. Woodard and Jodi of COl- Jan. 3 for training as a Food group singing. week leave with his family, Service Specialist, after Joyce Enderle, and Mrs. For the first time in sev- The following officers were the Francis Goslins. Clair Shores, Mr. and Mrs. leyville, Tex., and Mrs. $2,000 worth Of which he expects a tour of Gerry Carolan, merchandise was reported era1 years, it Will be impos- elected: President, Don ' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Alex Lopez and family of John Arvoy and sons of Callers at the home of Mr, taken from the Ray sible to tell how many VIS- Doerr; vice-president, Ed Lapeer, Mr. and Mrs. owosso were overnight duty iWGermany. Karr entertained their fam- and Mrs. Harry Kehoe New !tors were l? Cass CltY dur- Karr, and secretary-trea- ily for Christmas, Mr. and Richie Lopez of Millington, guests Tuesday of Mr. and ****** Year's Day were Mr. and Zagorski home near De- lng the Christmas season. surer, Roberta Guisbert. Mrs. Arnold Karr and Eric Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chisholm Mrs. Eugene Comment. Mrs. Frank Rocheleau and ford. The counting tube stopped Cadet Don Anker re- came from Syracuse, Ind., and family of Caro and Mrs. Supper guests were Mr. and ,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Carl Sieland of Caro, and no count was available. turned to the u.S, Military Dale Karr from Bostpn, Julie Lopez and family Mrs. Bill Bliss Sr. and Mr. Kehoe were Christmas Day Dennis Rocheleau, Mrs. TEN YEARS AGO The State Selective Ser- Academy at West Point and overnight guests of Mr, Velma Helwg, Mrs. Gerry Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pallas atter spending the holidays and Mrs. Jack Beith of Carolan and Mr. and Mrs. with his parents, Mr. and Highland and spent the 26th Eugene Comment. and family were Sunday af- High school with Mr. and. Mrs. William ternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Anker. Prieur in Farmington Hills. Mrs. Ryerson Puterbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mrs. Richard (Evelyn) ZIEHM-SCHWARTZ WED and family. Hudson went to Detroit Fri- Ziehm came home in time Visitors of Mrs. Nellie completion d ay and returned the same for Christmas after her re- In a quiet ceremony at Mathews were her daugh- day, bringing home a 1947 cent surgery and the 3:OOp.m. Saturday, Dec. 17, ter and family, Mr. and registration Hudsoncar* Mrs. Rex Widmever and Ziehms entertained Mr. Basil Ziehm and Mrs. - EFFECTIVE JAN. 3 Farmer Peet and Mrs. E.D. Devereaux Frieda Schwartz were un- children Of Elkhakt, Ind., The Cass City commun- of Corunna, Mr, and Mrs. ited in marriage. ity Education Department 1 O$llQ H.J. Schweitzer and family The wedding took place 8 I b. announces registration for Big Bologna. of Champaign, Ill., and Mr. at the Gagetown Methodist Traxzer to second semester adult high and Mrs. Larry Ziehm and Church with Rev. Myra school completion classes. "New Farmer Peet Hotel family. Sandy Ziehm, who Sparks officiating. The Anyone 18 years old or groom's children, Mr. and . $139I b. is studying nursing at Hur- be in Care older interested in begin- ley Medical Center, is visit- Mrs. Dennis Condon of ning to work tdward receiv- Office- Bacon ing her parents for the holi- Okemos and Mr. and Mrs. U.S. Rep. Bob Traxler, ing their high school dip- Ground days. Richard Ziehm, were wit- R-Bay City, will be in Car0 loma should contact Dave samepood The Christmas celebra- nesses. Monday to meet with con- Lovejoy at 872-4151. tion for Mr. and Mrs. Don Dinner for the bridal stituents who would like to Second semester classes neighl;Or:" Martin was dinner Christ- party followed at the Char- make their views known or begin Monday, Feb. 6. The mas Eve at the home of Mr. mont in Cass City with the are having a problem with classes are held Monday and Mrs. Wayne Schriber wedding cake furnished by the federal government. "Here's my new office, through Thursday evenings where I can serve you and sons in Milan. Also a Mrs. Georgine Condon. He will be in the cour- at Cass City High School. guest was Mrs. Edith The newly married troom in the courthouse with better value in car, Schedules are flexible, al- home, life, and health in- Schriber of Car0 who is re- couple is residing at the annex on E. Grant Street lowing students to att3end 9:30 surance. Please call or covering from recent arte- groom's farm home on from a.m.-noon and from 1-4 nights a week. rial surgery. Bach Road. They plan to 1:30-4:30 p.m. There is a wide variety drop in anytime. " Mrs. Velma Helwig had leave for Daytona and of classes to choose from, Ernest A, as guests Christmas Eve, Lakeland, Fla., in Feb- such as general math, En- Mr. and Mrs. John Helwig ruary. Arrests glish, typing, computer Teichman, Jr, and Jim Helwig.. She spent ****** workshop, U.S. history, Stare Farm Insurance Christmas Day with the career education, reading 6240 W. Main St. Herb Rutkoskis of Cass total in improvement, government Cass City, Mich. 48726 City. Mr. and Mrs. Mark 53 -I 'I and science. LikePhone a good a72.33aa neighbor, The family of Mr. and Schwartz of Lawrence, Classes available Mrs. Joe Lorencz Jr. Kan., arrived Dec. 26 and Overnber through the Tuscola Area gathered for Christmas at spent until the 31st with Mr. Skill Eenter are data pro- State Farm is there. the Lorencz home on Max- and Mrs. Don Schwartz. "uscola County Sheriff's cessing, auto mechanics, well Road. Those present Tuesday, Dec: 27, the deputies arrested 53 persons auto body, machine trades, STATE FARM were Miss Mary Lorencz of Schwartzes entertained at in November, a'sharp drop electronics, office occupa- Royal Oak, Mrs. Kathy a Christmas get-together, from the 72 taken into tions, welding and cutting Mr. and Mrs. Jack custody in October. Scuimeca of Baltimore, and food management. INSURANCE Md., Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sat- Tamblyn and son of Essex- Of the total, 31 were Early registration is im- tler and family of Union- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Mike arrested for traffic related portant so that former high State Farm Insurance Companies ville, Mr. and Mrs. John Root and family and Mr. offenses, mostly drunk school records can be ob- ' ome Offices Blaomington, Illinois Shagena and family of and Mrs. Basil Ziehm. driving, and nine ' for tained prior to scheduling. Clare and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mark violation of controlled Tom Fritz and family. Mrs. Schwartz spent Dec. 31 with substances laws. Scuimeca spent 10 days her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Officers issued 371 traffic with her parents. Lewis Lessner in Charlotte, tickets, down from 427 in Last Wednesday dinner before departing for Kan- October. The greatest guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don sas. number, 145, were for Martin were Mr. and Mrs. New Year's Day and speeding, foliowed by 74 for Jerry Stilson of Cass City. overnight guests of Mr. and defective equipment and 29 Miss Robin Sullivan, stu- Mrs. Raymond Rabideau for no proof of insurance. dent at MSU is spending the were their daughter and holiday break with her pa- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. There were 20 appearance rents, Mr. and Mq. Fred C.A. Marecki of Rochester. tickets issued, 11 fewer than in October, of which five Large Sullivan. Friday, Dec. 23, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. .the Sullivans hosted a John Yost Monday were were for purchase, Christmas get-together for their son and daughter-in- possession or transporting of Oranges 49 8oz. the Floyd Pray family and law, Mr. and Mrs. Mark alcoholic beverages by Christmas Day vas celeb- Yost of Bay City, who just minors and four for rated at the home of Mr. returned from a nine-day transporting or possession of and Mrs. Mike Sullivan in vacation in Honolulu, open intoxicants in a motor vehicle. Carrots McDonald St. Louis. Hawaii. Mrs. Cathy Sullivan suf- Mrs. Beth Fischer of The &heriff's department fered a broken leg in a fall Reed City spent the holi- received 616 telephone calls Chip as she left for work at 6:30 days with her daughter and classified as "criminal" in a.m. Monday, Dec. 26, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. November, compared to 634 4 Ibs. Dip 8Qt. ic rnnfinerl to her home. Pat LaFave of Caro. in October. The greatest 49' number, 214, were for traffic Saturday, 1Dec. 31, Mrs. t Mrs. Marian Weltin of Cass City hosted a Christ- Donald Martin attended the related offenses (reports of mas party Saturday, Dec. 4:OO o'clock wedding in accidents, reckless driving, 24, for about 40 members of Caro of Randy Martin and etc. ), vandalism, 75, the Charles Taschner and Miss Kim Harding, at the larcenies, 55, and game law John Meininger families in Assembly of God Church. violations, 45. St. Pancratius parish hall, Mrs. Millie Mosack was Patrol cars were driven Cass City. a Christmas Day guest of 45,418 miles in November Dennis Rocheleau and the Jerry Kerbysans in and consumed 3,490 gallons of gasoline (13 miles per Joe Rocheleau visited last Cass City. New Year's she In action on our screen you'll see new Thursday afternoon with was visited by her grand- Rallon) . John Deere tractors and nkw machines. Mrs. Lydia Grew in Lin- son, Paul Kerbyson, who You'll see tractors that set new records wood. had just returned from a The county jail took in 135 for fuel efficiency where it counts-in the inmates, of whom 16 were field. Plus many timely Furrow-On-Film Mrs. Don Martin enter- Florida vacation. subjects. Join us at '84 Farming Frontiers tained for an afternoon of The Doh Martins were female, and released 147. Cass City police arrested and enjoy. You might win a nice door refreshments and visiting dinner guests New Year's price. Mark this date on your calendar-. I last Friday, Mrs. Don Day of his sister and three persons for traffic- 1 9 Plus Dinty Molore Brinkman of Cass City, brother-in-law, Mr- and related offenses in 1 Dep. 40 02. Mrs. Grace Hoffman and Mrs. Leroy Sefton of Ar- November and one for fraud. Tuesday, Beef Mrs. Joan Tomlinson of State police from the Caro 2 liter Pl-+ir w" Caro. gyksShelly Seurynck of post arrested 16 persons, including nine for traffic Bottle!sIC*YIIU / Stew Mrs. Margaret Generous Huntington -Woods spent January 10th was an out-patient last the holidays with her pa- related offenses and three /4 for violation of the controlled Wednesday at Port Huron rents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hospital for lab work, pre- Seurynck. substances act. 1:30 P.M. paratory to hip surgery The family of Mr. and The number of respective scheduled for next week. Mrs. Jack Downing were complaints from and 85' fr. and Mrs. Ervin Wal- home for a Christmas Eve accidents in area townships ro spent a few days at their get-together. Greg came and villages in November Dealer Store On cabin in the Lewiston-Mio from Grand Rapids, Kim were: area. Mrs. Walrod is recov- from East Lansing, and Columbia, 7 and 3; Columbia St. eringfrom a broken ankle. Kevin from Ithaca, N.Y. Elkland, 26 and 7; Cass City, Mrs. Tom Seurynck and Kim, who is employed in 63 and accidents not Mr. Kelly's Market Birmingham, spent the recorded by sheriff's week end and Kevin, a stu- department; Ellington, 14 0 dent at Cornell, will visit and 5; Elmwood, 15 and 7; Laethern's Package liquor , Beer-Wine To Go his parents until Jan. 17. Kingston Township, 17 and 5; Kingston village, 7, and 6473 Lincoln Street Gagetown Phone 665-2521 The Downings were Christ- - - mas Day guests of Mr. and accidents not recorded; Caro Open 7 days a week - 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mrs. Royce Russell and Koylton, 11 and 3; Novesta, Ph. 673-3939 family in Cass City. 21 and 6; and Wells, 32 and 8.

a PAGE TEN GASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY,JA~UARY 5,1984 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN A-half century ago Cass City was dead end for Jaeger car

If Charles F. Jaeger had the Cass City Chronicle was meeting in late April would got in and drove 31 seconds. The last Chronicle about into his car company that had his way, it would have in the April 28, 1933, issue. be produced). The Cass Cityan then told the Jaeger project was in he had made from the sqle been the “Big Four” in- Jaeger, who was from Besides Jaeger and the Charles Jaeger he could do the July 21 issue, when it of pumps or his compimy stead of the “Big Three” Ferndale, and two others engineer, the Chronicle even better and with a pas- was reported Stanley Asher that made pumps. “’I un- to the Rotary Club in and Cass City would have spoke said, Jaeger’s son and the senger on board, drove the had resigned as secretary- derstand he had $94,OOO and been the , Detroit of the an effort to interest the firm’s bookkeeper were oval in 29 seconds, which is treasurer of Jaeger Motor from what I was told, he Thumb. community in subscribing scheduled to be moving to -better than 60 miles per Car, Inc., so he could devote sank all of it into this car to $1O,O00 in stock for the His dream of producing Cass City shortly. hour. “You could hold it on all his time to his job as business. ” automobiles in Cass City plant * The June 30 issue of the the track because of the sta- manager of Cass City Oil Jaeger’s departure frQm died in 1933 before any cars One of the cars was on Chronicle reported Jaeger bility of the car,” he said. , and Gas Co. Cass City was a quiet OF. were produced. Some Cass display. The Chronicle said Motor Car, Inc., had estab- The Chroniclp reported “I want to say for Mr. No story announcing it Cityans apparently had it was constructed of stan- lished offices in the second the Jaeger was 5-8 seconds Jaeger that the organiza- could be found in the doubts how serious he was’ dard parts, had coil floor of a building at the faster around the track tion has been fair and Chronicle. about wanting to build cars springs, lew greasing corner of West and Main than the other cars in the square and that the money Asher said someone frh here * mts, a 113-inch wheel- Streets. Jaeger was moving demonstration. Cole drove raised in this town has been the company came around ase, and was described as The first mention of r his family into a home on the car in demonstrations properly spent,” he said at each week to collect on the Jaeger Motor Car, Inc., in in the Ford and Chevrolet West Street that week and at other times and recalled the time. Asher is now a pledges made for the another director of the cor- rounding the Main-Seeger resident of a Cassopolis $10,000. One week, no one he is anxious to get started poration had moved to Street corner once at 45 nursing home. came around, and that was town. miles per hour with a pas- 1 HIS BROTHER, MAN- on production as soon as the end. r possible,” the Chronicle Three local directors of a senger on board. ley, 79, of 6706 E. Third Charles Jaeger appp wrote. five-member board were to THE VARIOUS PARTS Street, feels he may have rently recovered finap- *\ be appointed. Two of them for the Jaeger -- frame, bowed out for an additional cially from his auto build- body, engine, etc. --were to reason. “I think he knew APPARENTLY ’ enough were Stanley Asher and ing venture. He died $n money was pledged, be- Herman Doerr. The Chroni- be made elsewhere and what was happening.” Ferndale in 1970 at age 86. cause the June 2 Chronicle cle never reported whether brought to Cass City for as- Manley has doubts about It was reported at the time reported the village council a third local director was sembly. Cole speculates how serious Jaeger was that he had gained pronii- had voted to lease the named. maybe Jaeger eventually about wqnting to build cars. nence for his pump for fife former power lant build- WHAT MADE THE planned to manufacture The power plant building engines, a saw powered by ing at the end oP Pine Street Jaeger unique, according components here. wasn’t very big and as for a Ford Model T engine, to the Jaeger company for to Geor e Cole of 6606 But no cars were even as- the $10,000 raised locally, manufacturing of pre-f ab- $1 a year-forfive years, the Church 8treet, who drove sembled here. There were, even during the Depres- ricated homes and as prq- lease to be void whenever the prototype several at most three prototypes. sion, “How long would that ident of a traveling baseball the company discontinued times, was its suspenshn “It seems to me, I saw a last?” team that featured Satchel1 operations there. The build-‘ system. The car had coil second couple, but I’m not The companies that Paige. ing now houses Woodruff’s springs at a time when leaf positive, ” Cole said. would have made the parts Collision, behind the springs were standard and ‘l’he May 5 Chronicle said for the Jaeger wanted Pillsbury elevator. connecting the front and there was a “picture” of a money, Asher commented, Wednesday of that week, rear axles were steel straps 1933 sedan on display in the and . Jaeger didn’t have the first truckload of equip- running under the chassis Jaeger’s temporary office, much. ment for the plant arrived, in an X-pattern. The engine but that might have been a Cole’s understanding is with a secand load to arrive was a Continental Red Seal drawing, not a photograph. that Jaeger invested money the next day. The corn- six-cylinder, manufactured FACTORY LOCATION - The electrical power plant pany’s engineer arrived to in Muskegon. building, constructed about 1914, was where the Jaeger start setting up the equip- “The suspension was his (Jaeger’s) idea and was cars were to be assembled. Equipment was moved in, but ,m,e,lt~~n“,~?f~~~di$& what made it really a stable no cars were ever put together there. The building. now days. He predicted 10would car to drive,” he said. houses an auto body repair shop. be assembled daily (much At the time, Cole, then 22, less than he said at the was working as a mechanic in his father’s garage. He , had been driving cars since age 11. He got to drive the pro- FOLLOW THE HAWKS! totype because of a conver- sation between Doerr and Jaeger. The latter said he wanted to conduct a de- c monstration and planned to BASKETBALL use his son, who had raced JAEGER CAR - George Cole (right), who move bllb : cars, as the driver. Doerr prototype several times, said the Jaeger car resembled suggested Cole could do better. this 1929 Chevrolet coupe except that the Jaeger didn’t :d AT HOME have a rumble seat. Cole got to drive the car, rI a two-seater coupe, before the night was over and the next day, an informal race Planted wheat was set up on the track, usu- ally used for horse races, at 15% from 1 New books at UD1 M I the fairgrounds, which is Red Hawk S now the Cass City Recrea- tion Park. last crop the library Cole started driving his vs own car, a Chevrolet, with Fall seedings of winter Howard Jaeger behind the wheat for harvest in 1984 wheel of the prototype. Cole are projected ‘at 950,000 beat him, so they started acres, 15 percent above the taking turns driving the 1983 crop,’according to the Jae er. “Whatever time he Michigan Agricultural Re- Sandusk ma& I tried to beat it.” porting Service. Y Howard eventually got Rye plantings totaled down to 33 seconds for the 140,000 acres, up 5,000 acres half-mile track, so George from last year. Nationally, farmers I Saturday, Jan. 7 seeded 64.9 million acres of winter wheat this fall, 4per- JV Game at 7:OO Milk output cent above 1983, but 2 per- cent below the record 1982 acreage. Y down in Final 1983 winter wheat M production in Michigan is SPONSORED BY THESE November estimated at 35.8 million -- Milk production in Michi- bushels, 45 percent above gan during November, at last year’s crop. Planted 448 million pounds, was acreage at 830,OOO acres HAWKS BOOSTERS down 4 percent from Oc- was up 19 percent and was tober, according to the at a near normal level. AMERICAN CRAFTS: a source book for the home bx Clare’s Sunoco Michigan Agricultural Re- Abandonment of 100,000 Katherine Pearson (non-fiction), This guide to The Colony House Georgine’s porting Service. acres was well above nor- contemporary American crafts and their creators serves as Phone 872-2470 ProduCtion was up 9 per- mal as farmers partici- 8430 N. Van Dyke Road 6476 Main Street pated in the government a welcome source of functional and decorative items for the, 6597 Main Cass City Phone 872-3330 Phone 872-5396 cent from November, 1981 home. Pearson has sought out superior examples of metal, when output totaled 412 PIKYields program. averaged 49 fiber, glass, wood, and ceramic work and pictures them in million pounds. No esti- an enticing series of color illustrations of rwm settings,. General Cable Company mate was made for bushels per acre, 8 bushels Albee czB Chemical Bank above last year, but one table designs, and individual items. Advice on buying, November, 1982. collecting, and displaying various crafts is relayed Statlon Products Division 1981’s A Unlt of Central Corporation Milk cow numbers held bushel below record. Penn Cass City I throughout the book. Comments on aesthetics and crafts Homecenter steady with an average of 60b4 E. Cass City Rd. Phone 872-2270 6285 Phone 872-21 11 6522 Main Phone 8724355 Oat production totaled techniques are also given, as are price ranges and sugr 407,000 head on farms dur. 15.6 million bushels, down gestions on commissioningspecial items. ing November. Milk output 45 percent from the 1982 Fuelgas of Cass City IGA Schneeberger’s TV per cow averaged 1,100 I I crop. F Phone 872-2161 Foodliner Appliance, Furniture pounds, down 50 pounds Barley production to- 4 mites E. of Cass City at corner of I from the longer month of taled 1.5 million bushels, 6121 E. Cass City Rd. Phone 872-2645 6588 Main Phone 872-2696 M-81 & M-53. October but up 60 pounds compared to 2 million - from Novembe’r, 1981. bushels in 1982. Yields are - WE MAY BE ABLE Mutual Savings Thumb The value of milk sold in placed at 46 bushels per Johnny’s Family Inn Michigan during acre, down 10 bushels from Corner Nestle and Main Street & Loan National Bank November averaged $13.90 last year. . TO REDUCE YOUR per hundredweight (cwt. 1, Phone 872-5333 6241 Main Phone 872-2105 6132 E.Cass City Rd. Phone 872-4311 unchanged from a year ear- Final rye production is lier. estimated at 660,000 HEALTH INSURANCE Osentoski Realty ViI lage This milk price reflects bushels, 3 percent above a & Auctioneering Kritzmans’, Inc. the total value of milk at year ago. 6447 Main Street Service Center the dairy plant or receiving Nationally, all wheat prq- COSTS Phone 872-4377 station before deductions duction is estimated at 2.43 6501 Main Cass City Phone 872-3470 6415 Main Phone 872-3850 for hauling and the dairy billion bushels, 14 .percent assessment are made. below last year’s record Crof t-Clara Cass City State Bank Walbro Slaughter cow prices av- high crop. Winter wheat 1 eraged $34.40 per cwt., production totaled 1.99 b3ll- INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP Lumber, lnc. 6363 W. Main Corporation + down 4 percent from ion bushels, off 6 percent 61 41 E. Cass City Rd. phone 872-2141 Phone 872-4338 6242 Garfield Phone 872-2131 November, 1982. from the record high crop Nationally, milk produc- last year. tion during November to- Oats production is esti- American Community taled 11 billion pounds, 4 Etla’s Food Randalls Shoes Ken Martin Electric, Inc. mated at 477 million Mutual Insurance Company Phone 872-5381 percent below October, but bushels, percent less Center 41 80 Huids Corner Road 6 percent above November, 23 Home Office - Livonia, Michigan Cass City than the 1982 crop. 6233 Church Phone 872-21 91 6439 Main St* Phone 872-41 14 1981. -~ I Founded1938

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There’s not much new The Hawks played to a off and Mayville rallied to Randall was the key of- fensive player in the first Cass City FG FTPTS starting the new year at familiar script Tuesday, tie the score, 12-12, in the Langenburg 1 0-1 2 Cass City High School. Not half and finished with 21 jumping off to an early lead next two minutes of play. Beecher 23 0-2-4 6 on the basketball team any- and holding it to the final Cass City bounded back points. Meininger scored 16 Hurford of his 18 points in the last way. quarter only to fade in the to take a 22-17 lead by the Summers 1-2 The Hawks continue to final eight minutes. intermission and held it half. Mark McLane, 6-5 center for Mayville, led all Randall 9 3-4 21 sputter along playing the The Hawks took an early until midway through the Meininger 8 2-4 18 same kind of game that saw lead in overtime and then third period when Mayville scorers with 27 points and was an effectiverebounder. them lose three in a row did their level best to hand bounced back to tie it. After 24 5-11 53 prior to the holidays. the game back to the that it was nip and tuck the He’s a junior and should The Hawks did defeat Wildcats. rest of the way. make the Wildcats a good Mayville Mayville Tuesday night but team next season. FG FTPTS Sean Pollion scored first With 22 seconds left in Kikui 1-2 it was a struggle all the way in the overtime on a short regulation time the score Raymond 3 1-2 7 and the Wildcats took the jumper from 10 feet with no was tied and Mayville had JV LOSES Hawks into overtime before Pollion 2 1-2 5 one guarding him, a situa- possession. Randall made Manning 2 -4 bowing 53-51. tion Cass City found itself a key steal and the Hawks The junior varsity lost a McLane It’s likely that the Hawks close game to the Mayville 9 9-12 27 in many times during the held for the final shot. It Harris 2 2-3 6 will start .another losing missed to send the game JV, 42-40, making its sea- evening. -- - streak Saturday night when John Meininger got that into overtime. son’s record 4-2. 19 13-20 51 they entertain Sandusky if back on a short jumper and the team plays the way it when Mayville turned the did Tuesday. ball over hit another from It won’t be much of a close in to give Cass City show Saturday for the the lead. alumni if they do. In a first It looked like the game for Cass City, all alumni was decided when Rich will be introduced at the Randall hit a free throw to half of the varsity game. give the Hawks a 52-49 lead, RICH RANDALL, 32, pressures Takamasa Kikui, 10, in After the game a party will But Mayville came back to the backcourt as Mayville bowed to Cass City in overtime. be held at the Charmont. score to close the gap to a single point. With just eight seconds left on the clock it appeared that the game was well in hand. But Cass City almost self-destructed again. The (f in-bound pass was messed up and Mayville had the ball with seven seconds left. The Wildcats put up a shot that could have won it I OUR LOWERED RllTES but missed. A foul and a technical with a second left was meaningless and the Hawks escaped with a vic- tory. In the opening minutes it appeared as if it might be a scoreless game. With 39’2 minutes played neither team had scored. Scott Hurford finally broke the ice with a basket from the low post ahd the Hawks used buckets by Joe Langenburg, Rich Randall and Hurford to take an 8-4 lead at the end of the first period, With RandaH carrying the scoring load the Hawks raced to a 12-4 lead in the first two minutes of the sec- ond period and all appeared under control. But in a repeat of earlier games the Hawks slacked OmGthird TODD NURNBERGER grabbed this rebound close-in #: in tourney but failed to score as Mark McLane, 40, was there to de- stroy the shot. McLane was one reason that Mayville bat- Owen-Gage finished third tled Cass City into overtime before losing. I of five teams in the Early Bird Volleyball Tourna- ment Dec. 27 at North Huron, which was won by Ubly. The Bulldogs won their first match, 15-0,16-14,over the host Warriors. Ubly then defeated Port Hope, 15-9, 7-15, 15-5. Owen-Gage faced Akron- Fairgrove in the third round and lost, 15-12, 10-15, 9-15. North Huron then was bumped from further com- petition with its second loss, A GREAT BUY! 15-7, 16-14, to Port Hope. If you are thinking about buying Akron-Fairgrove then lost to Ubly, 15-12, 16-14. a new car or pickup, there The Vikings, 1-1, at that point, were then eliminated in a rematch with Owen- may never be a better time. Gage, 15-8, 15-13. Coach Judy Campbell’s team was 2-1 at that point and was then eliminated by Port Hope, 15-13,14-16,15-9. Ubly, 2-0, then played the Blue Stars, 2-1, for the championship, which the CHEMICAL BANK CASS CITY Bearcats won, 15-9, 15-6. MEMBERSHIP THUMB B ASSOCIATION Annual Perqentage League Over- is offering 11.5% Rate Financing all WLWL Vassar 3041 Laker High 2 0 4 0 Bad Axe 2032 We Cass City 1233 SAVE $750° No gimmicks - no extra charges! 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WLWL Week Port Hope 2031 Electronic function controls for simple, reliable North Huron 2 0 2 2 operation. Carsonville 2 1 2 1 Over 600 CED VideoDtsc titles available. Deckerville 2 1 2 3 Akron-Fair. 1 1 4 1 Kingston 1131 Peck 1113 C’HE M I C A L Caseville 0303 Owen-Gage 0 3 0 4 EANKS Friday’s ames - Carson- ville at Aa ron-Fairgrove; Kingston at Owen-Gage ; Members F D I C Equal housing equal opportunity lenders A North Huron at Peck; De- ckerville at Port Hope. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1984 PAGE THIRTEEN Tragedy and triumph Social Security 10 eventful news changes’in’84

The start of the new year amount. means several changes in The amount of annual stories of 1983 Social Security and Medi- earnings required for a per- care, according to William son to earn one quarter of

\ T. Clynes, Social Security coverage, the measure of . It was ;in cvcntful ycar in around, although there was citizen oi the year. Honored Cass City aiid attempting no formal advertising and district manager in Social Security work credit, to pick thc toystoriesof 1983 no applications were taken were Art Holmberg and Saginaw. increased to $390, up from is newssnrily one that in- after two days. Long time Carrie Lautner. The annual earnings base the 1983 figure of $370. A The honors were pre- will .vites disagreement. stockholders shared in the BRRR! A -- the maximum amount of person earn four quar- Rluc.h depends on good fortune as the stock sented at the annual annual earnings that counts ters of coverage, the whcther you feel stories tripled after years of no Chamber of Commerce theatre marquee for $ocial Security -- has maximum possible, if his .should be judged on emo- growth or decline in value. banquet and the featured or a bank temper- incrkased to $37,800, up or her annual earnings tional impact or long term On the sports scene, speaker was Dr. Tom Sch- from the 1983 base of amount to $1,560 or more. waderer, a Cass City native sign THE SOCIAL SECUR- effcct on the community. Cass City had a trio ature weren’t $35,700. now living in Grand Rapids. The increase is based on ity checks delivered this c of Thumb B Associa- really needed to 5 The weather the change in average earn- week include a 3’12 percent Emotionally, the tion champions. Cass City remind passersby automatic cost-of-livingbe- story that was filled girls swept to the track made news, too. ings levels from 1982 to how cold it was 1983. nefit increase. championship undefeated. 10In 1983 the story 1 was ihe ‘balmy weather.. The effective Social Sec- The automatic increase, with heart wrenching Cass City’s boys copped last week. formerly made in July jnipact was the mobile Stories abounded about urity tax rate for another league champion- checks, was delayed for 6 I home fire March 22 that ship in basketball. persons spending New employees is the same in took the lives of the three Year’s Day out on the golf 1984 as it was for 1983, 6.7 months by 1983 legislation ehildren of the Randall Hal- The Red Hawk girls also course where temperatures percent. This is true al- designed to strengthen the won the league cross coun- hovered around the 60’s. though the tax rate for Social Security system. Fu- locks. Lost were Michael sales at ture increases will also be try title this fall and they up* Holiday will 7.0 As ‘the year ended folks employers be per- Paul. 6. Shanna Marie, 2, made in January checks. and Jeremy Allen, 3’2 and the boys’ team were were again talking about cent, Clynes said. The months. both regional champions. the weather as record cold reason is that 4983 legisla- Social Security and sup- On a brighter note Cass City girls won the swept Cass City, the Thumb tion which raised the tax plemental security income and possibly the top district softball title last and most of the nation. rates gave employees a .3 (SSI) payments are in- spring. percent credit, given when creased automatically news event of the sea- most local\ stores 2 the tax is deducted from when the cost of living in- son was the space launch The Owendale-Gagetown golf team was district %lectricitv Charlene Bensinger said, more plants than it did a earnings. creases 3 percent or more Nov. 28 with Brewster Shaw J from one year to the next, ass City as the pilot. champion. ran out of poinsettias and year ago. The result is that a person of good this year,” said Mike had to reorder. Artificial “We had a really good who has the same earnings Clynes said. kat was more than one At Kingston the girls’ Weaver, owner of Coach Examples of the new be- story, of course, and his connection (dried) arrangements also Christmas in spite of the in 1984 as in 1983 will pay cross country team roared Light Pharmacy. Camera sold well and the store sold cold weather,” she said. the same Social Security nefit rates include: exploits were spread over to the state title in Class D, sales in 1982 were poor, he tax. --The maximum monthly the frorit page of the Chroni- the first state crown in any to be added said. Other Social Security fi- payment to a worker age 65 cle for many weeks. sport at the school. Watches, cologne, televi- gures have also increased in 1983 will increase from Cass City was the center sions, large portable The spirit of the in 1984. The annual exempt $709 to $734. * of media attention through Thumb Electric Coopera- radios, video games and amount used in the annual --The average monthly the exploits of the Cass City Christmas season tive recently obtained ap- non-electronic games Do.longer hours earnings test is $6,960 for benefit for a retired worker native. 6 came early in Ever- proval from the Rural Elec- purchased at Coach Light will increase from $411 to trif ication Administrat ion eople 65-70 and $5,160 As it is most years, green Township. Bob also ended up under many Por people under 65 all of $425. Cass City Schools Broecker, suffering from to establish a third trans- Christ mas trees. 1984. The 1983 figures were --The average monthly 3 provided tor, stories cancer, was told that he ap- mission source in the Tus- “People definitely spent help holidav sales? $6,600 and $4,920. benefit for a retired couple through most of the year. peared to be on the way to cola County service area. money a little more freely J The earnings test is the will increase from $709 to Interest reached its peak recovery, Folks from all The new interconnection than before,” Weaver com- measure used by Social $733. when administrators were over the area responded to with Detroit Edison will be mented. “All departments In order to compete with the decision. Security to determine --The average monthly granted hefty raises after a a benefit supper in just north of Millington. went well. ” the shopping malls and “It’s always a plus,” said whether a person will re- benefit for an aged widow salary freeze of two years November and raised over The new interconnection Jewelry, cameras, chain discount stores, most Clarence (Bud) ceive benefits during the or widower will increase for the superintendent -and $2,500 to help defray ex- will provide a second appliances and watches Cass City stores were open Schneeberger of being open year. A person whose an- from $380 to $393. a year for others. enses. source of power to TEC’s sold well at Old Wood Drug, weekday evenings for the evenings and Sundays dur- nual earnins do not exceed --The average monthly The school story con- The news from the Millington and Vassar sub- whose owner, Tom Proctor, two weeks before Christ- ing the Christmas shopping the annual exempt amount benefit for a disabled agricultural front stations in the southern described it as a “good mas and on Sundays. season. will receive all benefits for worker, wife, and children tinues as the district and part Tuscola County. the teachers have yet to wasn’t a story, but a of year. It probably was a lit- “I’m sure it helpdpeople He pointed out, however, the year. will increase from $835 to 7 TEC’s employees will tle better (than Christmas, who are working,” said Old that doing so is harder for $864. year-long good news report A person whose earnings hammer out a contract and begin construction early in the district anticipates a de- for the majority. 19821.’’ Wood Drug owner Tom small town stores with exceed the annual exempt THE MEI)I_CARE HOS- 1984 with completion by late Proctor of the extended small sales staff , who don’t ficit for 1983-84. In the spring the pay- AT CASS CITY amount will have $1 in be- pita1 insurance deductible. ment-in-kind program as- summer or early fall. Total Sports, Phil *Martin esti- hours. have extra help and have to nefits withheld for each $2 the amount a Medicare pa- Both the Kingston and cost will be in excess of As for the benefits to local work the longer hours. tient is responsible tor Tuscola Inter mediate sured crop farmers par- mated sales were 5-10 per- of earnings over the exempt ticipating a profit and came $250,000. cent better than a year ago businesses, he commented, when he or she first re- School Districts endured TEC General Manager “It’s worthwhile to be open. ceives hospital inpatient teacher strikes, of two’and after two poor years that and with a still improving threatened the financial Michael Krause said that economy, “We’re looking It’s a matter of competi- services in a benefit period, 11 days respectively, Con- had the additional intercon- tion.” has increased to $356, tract settlements have been lives of many of them. forward to a real strong Precautions noted Later the area escaped nection been in operation, Christmas next year.” Merchants generally feel Clynes said. The 1983 de- reached in both districts, the recent outage in Tus- they don’t have a choice. ductible was $304. a1 t hough the Kings ton the severe drought that Sales of high priced items ruined crops in the midwest cola County would not have like guns and bows were “(Being open) Sundays, I Also increasing are the School Board has yet to occurred or would have _guess, is a necessary per day amounts patients ratify its contract with breadbasket. Yields were better than a year ago. Gun for gas customers fair to good and prices ex- been reduced considerably. accessories, such as cases evil ... in this fime and age,” are responsible for after teachers. “One of our main goals at said Kritzman’s Clothing certain lengths of stay in a A new contract has yet to cellent because of the poor and cleaning kits, “were re- yields nationwide. the cooperative is to pro- ally good this year.” Store owner Bill Kritzman. The accumulation of home or through roof vents. hospital or skilled nursing be negotiated in the Owen- vide reliable service, but “It seems like a lot of facility. dale-Gagetown district. Also making top Not everything purch- snow in recent weeks could Owners of mobile homes news was the re during the past few months ased for Christmas ends up families go shopping Sun- cause service interruptions with foundation skirting After 60 days of in-patient The good news of the weather conditions and days. ’) should have some snow re- hospital care in a benefit 8 vandalism have caused ser- under a tree or in a stock- or possibly interfere with recovery at Walbro vitalization of the ing, of course. As for the benefits of safe operation of certain moved so that air can circu- period, in 1984, Medicare Corp. was a top story business community. Five vice in Tuscola County, being open weekday even- gas appliances unless pre- late beneath the home. will pay for all covered 4 especially in the Millington Arrangements of fresh ings, he commented, “Our most of the year. The com- empty stores on Cass City’s flowers were a popular sel- cautions are taken by Those with roof-mounted costs except $89 a day. The and Vassar areas to be ” pany announced a 113,000 main street filled by new ler at Cass City Floral. “I evenings are good. natural gas customers, ac- vents and chimney vents 1983 figure was $76. businesses and the car bus- below our expectations,”he Some retailers differed should keep those openings For each reserve day of foot expansion to its head- stated. think sales were about the cording to Consumers quarters building. iness rebounded. usual,” said owner Ruth as to whether they benefit- Power Co. free of snow and ice. in-patient care, Medicare ted more from being open will pay for all covered ’ New jobs opened up and Two persons were Lyndon B. Johnson was the Kelley. “I think we had a John C. Vella, district All chimneys, should be applicants flooded the com- added to the long list pretty good year.” weekday evenings or Sun- appliance and meter checked periodically for costs except $178. the 1983 first President to be sworn days. figure was $152. pany when the word got 9 of citizen and junior into office on an airplane. Buds and Blossoms, Superintendent, says ice proper venting. Hqwever, Jewelry and gift store and snow should be care- ,Vella especially cautioned Also scheduled to in- owner Keith McConkey fully removed from around people whose chimneys are crease is the basic monthly said being open evenings outdoor gas meters and capped with a metal draft pre.mium for Medicare attracted customers, in- regulators. Caution should diverter. medical insurance, the part OUVRY’S NEW YEAR cluding some men, who be- be exercised to avoid strik- Sometimes chimney-top of Medicare that helps pay cause they work days, said ing meter installations with draft diverters that are for doctors’ services .and they had never been in his snow removal equipment. made of metal ,deteriorate other medical services. The store before. Vella recommends that because of rust and the cor- basic 1984 premium is LOW PRICE McConkey described snow should also be re- rosive effect of flue gases $14.60, up from $12.20. being open Sundays, how- moved from the front of and collapse on top of the Some people will pay ever, as “not an important basement windows or foun- chimney causing improper more because the basic pre- feature - ” dation vents to aid in safe venting, he said. mium is increased 10 per- In contrast, I Clothes operation of your gas fur- Basement home dwellers cent for each year a person Closet owner Dorothy nace. These furnaces re- should be certain that foun- could have had this protec- ON “OK” USED CARS AND TRUC Stahlbaum said Sunday quire a considerable dation vents are un- tion but did not. business was good, but amount of air to operate obstructed. Gas dryer More information about 1933 OLDS CUTLASS, Ciera, demo there weren’t as many properly. vents should also be Medicare and Social Sec- 1983 OLDS TORONADO, Demo, diesel evening customers as past He noted that many checked for snow or ice cov- urity can be obtained at the 81 -- 1983 CAMARO 2-28,Factory car, loaded with all the extras. Save. years, though that might mobile homes draw com- ering at the outside venting Saginaw Social Security of- have been because of‘ the bustion air from under the point. f ice, telephone 771 ~ 1010. weather. Ben Franklin owner 1M2 OLDS REGENCY 98, Brougham, fully loaded, one owner, locally owned 1982 CHEVY CAVALIER, 4 dr., 4 cyl., 4 speed, PS, whitewall tires, AM radio, qood f:conomy Gerald Prieskorn said bus- car1 iness was better on Sundays >lW2CAMARO 2-28, (Indy 500 Pace Car), Iirnited production, 5,500 miles, niiist see to believ~.. than in the evenings. 1982 CHEVV CAPRICE, 4 door, air. tilt, crtiisf!, stereo, vinyl roof, wire whecls. Richard’s TV, Appliance 1981 CHEVY MONTE CARLO, V6, auto, PS, PB. clean car. and Sound Room owner 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LJ, V6, air. lanciau roof. bucket seats. corisole, wirp whef!ls, Dick Jones said there was lady driveri. good response Sundays and 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, Jet black, air. srweo, tilt, cruise. landau roof, powur wiridows evenings and that a lot of and wire wheels. the customers were hus- 1979 PONTIAC TRANS AM, Jet black, air, stereo cassette, 46,000 miles, ‘priced to sell1 bands and families. Elkland Township 1979 PONTlAC TRANS AM, V8, auto . air, power locks, power windows, rear defogqer. T-top, He noted that’s a change lady’s car. ’New ’ in shopping patterns. Hus- 1978 CHEVY CAPRICE, V8, auto , PS, PB. air, tilt, criiisr. power locks, windows And sedts, bands these days are less V roof, nice L,jr, 4 dm: likely to buy a television or 1977 PLYMOUTH FURY V8, auto., air, many extras, priced to sell, needs body work. other large item without Senior Citizens 1976 CHEVY MONTE CARLO V8, air, Landau roof, tilt, cruise. letting their wife help make 1976 CHEVY VEGA, 4 cyl., auto., radio, locally owned, good transportation. If you desire help in completing your homestead property tax credit forms we will be at the fire hall (township office). TRUCKS! Guys & Gals la3 FORD SPORT VAN, 8 I)asswqer. (lira1 air 6 hea.t auto ovr:rdrivc, likp rity.vf If you understand the forms and do not need help filling 1983 JEEP CJ7 4 cyl., 4 spd., haul top, good-economy,one owner. have party it out it is not necessary to have it completed at the town- 1980 CHEVY PICKUP, 1;2 tot), 6 OV~.,3 sp~t:dPS. AM rridio, step t)uniper, ctistonr piri strip: local triit,k. like now. The Evergreen Guys and ship office. 1980 CHEVY LUV, 4 cyl., 4 speerl, sport strlpes, step bumper. Gals 4-H Club held its 1980 CHEVY PICKUP, 1.: t(Jr1, 4x4 V8, auto., PS. PB. new tirt.5 monthly meeting Dec. 19 at 1979 CHEVY STEP VAN, (Work rrwk), V8. duto., rrwvls body repair. Evergreen Elementary ‘ 1977 CHEVY YL PICKUP, V8. titiio , PS. P8, om: owrii!r, 53.006 miles School. It was a Christmas 1972 DATSUN PICKUP, 4 cyl., 4 spd., “Good Transportation”. meeting and party with magic show and games. USED VEHICLE WARRANTY, 12 MONTH I12,OOO MILE SATURDAY NOW IN STOCK: CAMPER SHELLS. all sizes.‘ Jan.7’1984 , For 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fast Results Please bripg itemized total of your 1983 income including interest, dividends and Social Security. Also bring health/ +w accident insurance premiums paid and your tax bills. Chronicle Jack Gollagher WANT ADS Elkland Township Supervisor

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\ CAS CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1984 CASS CITY, MICHIG4h PAGE FOURTEEN CITY 1 8, ILETTER CLASSIFIED ADS Fire hydrants Transit (nonbusiness) rates. f -_ % 10 words or less, $1.25 each Holbrook News insertion: additional words 7 7 4 cents each. Three weeks for ED:TOOR the price of two - cash rate. . Mrs. Thelma Jackson Phone 658-2347 1 Save money by enclosing PROPANE GAS - We fill need uncoverang cash with mail orders. Rates tanks here. 20 lbs., 30 Ib for display want ad on 100 Ibs. Home delivery too, applira tlon. of 100 lbs. Thumb Pawn, 815 Tale P Mrs. Florence Schrader, of Elkton and Reynold Adopt a fire hydrant and Hydrants aren’t just used When the number rings, it of S. Hooper, Caro. Phone 673- - 2-9-294f Mrs.’ Mary Lou Murdock, Tschirhart were Christmas remember 872-3473. during fires in town. During is answered by the I Automotive 1 5997- Mrs. Steve Nichols and Mr. Day and dinner guests of Both can be beneficial in the Hutchinson barn fire last dispatcher at the sheriff’s a VOSt’ and Mrs. Jack Krug went Mr. and Mrs. Bob Deachin case of fire, according to Wednesday, fire trucks were department in Caro, who FOR SALE - 1978 Monza, 4 to the Pomeroy Funeral and family in Lake Orion. Elkland Township Fire Chief refilled from a hydrant at activates the siren at the fire speed stick, good condition. Hot Water Home in Croswell Tuesday Other guests were Mr. and Jerome Root Jr. the west end of town. hall in Cass City, The phone present Call 683-2555 or 313-672-9345. evening to pay their re- Mrs. Ronald Deachin and Because of all the recent Root also urged persons also rings in 18 firemen’s $2000 firm. 1-1-5-3 Heaters family, Debbie Deachin living in the area served by homes, so they don’t have to spects to Lewis Thorley, a snow, he said, fire hydrants Dear Editor, Gas & Electric ,. former insurance agent in and Mr. and Mrs. Tim in Cass City can easily be the Elkland department to wait for the siren to go off. Oh so happy I was, just FOR SALE ---1973 -Buick the area. His son, Gene Deachin of Lake Orion. buried, so he urges persons write the fire department (Some don’t live close enough two days before Christmas Rlvlera, good running con- Mrs. Theresa Schneiden- to hear it). Over 6 models Thorley. now of New York, living close to them to keep number -- 872-3473 -- and vacation. dition, $600. Call 872-2050 tochoosefrom was an insurance agent and bach of Deckerville was a them uncovered. keep it by their phone. What it boils down to, I took my Christmas pre- after 3. 1- 1-5-3 1 a former resident of the Sunday overnight guest at according to Root, is that . -_ the Allen Depcinski home. dialing the. fire department sents to sihool, one fofmy Albee Ubly area and is a friend of classmate and one for my FOR SALE - 1978 Chevy e*> the group. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence number in ,case of fire, Cube van, good condition. Home Center :: Rumptz met Bob Jackson teacher. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gil Maurer instead of the number for the It was something simple 1976 Chevy Impala - 350, for 872-2270 of Anaheim, Calif., at Tri- sheriff’s department or Cass parts. Phone after1-12-21-3 6:OO - 2-1-13-tf but nice; something my I City Airport Wednesday City police (also answered mother made for me to give 872-2903. BOARD OF COMMISSONERS morning. He came to spend by the sheriff’s dispatcher) c a few days with Mr, and to my teacher; something At a regular session of the Turcola saves time for firemen in to say thanks for your car- County Bdard of Commlssloners held In Mrs. Cliff Jackson. getting to the fire hall and to ing and patience with us all, the Court House In the Village of Caro, Sister Elaine Garety of the fire. PAWN SHOP Michigan’on December 27, 1983 the fol- They were two waterme- lowing action was taken: Detroit and Caroline He mentioned a recent lon hot packs, red and green

Motion by Royce Russell, seconded Garety of Cass City were home fire in which the with little black seeds. INSTANT CASH LOANS ON by Wenta, the following resolution be Tuesday guests of Mr. and ’+ adopted. occupant panicked and I placed them under the Mrs. Angus Sweeney. called Hills and Dales tree so nice, and proud I ALMOST ANY ARTICLE OF VALUE RESOLL‘TION Mr. and Mrs. Kevin General Hospital. The was too. Robinsqn were Friday persons who answered the WE BUY GOLD The Tuscola County Board of Com- evening guests of Mr. and But wait, the day was missioners at its stated Meeting, Tues- phone there called the fire here and to school I went dav. the twenty-seventh day of De- Mrs. Jim Oentoski. department. Thumb Pawn in Caro cember. Nineteen hundred and eighty- Paul Martin of Long Is- with a smile from ear to three. hereby wiSh8s to publicly rec- The fire number should ear, only to look under the Off M-81across from Wendy’s ognize the extraordinary achieve- land City, N.Y., and Mr. only be called to report fires, tree to s,ee all those pre- , Phone 673-5997 ments and efforts of Astronaut Brews- and Mrs. Stanley Glaza vis- not to report other ter Shaw, co-pilot of the Columbia ited Mr. and Mrs. Jack sents, one for every friend Space Shuttle in its ten day orbit, begin- emergencies or to seek in class. ning November 1983. Krug Tuesday afternoon. 28, information from police or The time was here and WHEREAS, Major Brewster Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cleland the sheriff’sdepartment. Jr.. resident of Cass City has brought Sr. and family, Bob Cleland one by one they disap- [ Real Estate For Sale 1 unprecedented national and interna- peared from under the tree. tional attention to thestateof Michigan Jr., Loretta Brandow of, and the Thumb Area. Waterford and Jean Matth- But wait, there was no WHE:HEAS;as his outstanding feat Armstead present for my teacher has affirmed the longstanding values ews were Christmas dinner of commitment, courage, hard work, guests Xonday of Mrs, Alex from me. It was gone. I felt determination. upon which our country Cleland and Carol Laming. so sad. was founded and upon which it has con- to pilot Oh, 1 guess wherever h tinued to grow and develop. Mark Matthews das an WHEREAS, his unusual accomplish- evening guest. they may be, Merry Christ- ment has been a source of deep pride Mr. and Mrs, Cliff mas to the one that received and inspiration to the residents of the helicopters so fine a gift from me. Thumb-area. Jackson received word of NOW,THEREFORE BE IT RESOL- the death of a cousin, Mrs. CW1 Michael Dean VED. THAT, The Tuscola County Martin (Cecelia) Decker, Name withheld by re- Board of Commissioners goes on re- Armstead has ,graduated quest. cord this day to publicly extend our at Harper Hospital in De- from Army Helicopter gratitude and appreciation to As- troit Tuesday, Dec. 27. A Flight School at Fort tronaut Shaw for his outstanding ser- memorial service was held Editor’s note: The writer vice to our community and to the Un- Rucker, Ala. is a student at Cass City ited States of America. Sunday afternoon in De- He is now \. assigned to AND BE IT FURTHER RESPLVED troit. Burial was in Lima, Intermediate School. that a copy of this resolution be sent to Fort Hood, Texas. where Astronaut Shaw and his parents and a Ohio. he will be piloting two-man copy to the local news media. Reynold Deachin spent helicopter gun ships with I further certify that the above action from Sunday to Wednesday is a true, correct. accurate and com- an air cavalry unit. 1 plete transcript of the original of said with Mr. and Mrs. Bob The warrant officer is the Barden action appearing on file and of record Deachin and family in Lake in my office. son of Ray and Betty Pleasant family home, 3 bedroom ranch, laundry on IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Orion. HELPING HAND -- Robert Armstead of 6336 Van Dyke main level, 2% car garage, full basement, storage shed, hereunto set my hand and affixed the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McArthur of 6733 Main Street clears Road, Cass City. innocent approximately 5 acres, in Cass City Schools. Seal of the Circuit Court for the County Glaza were New Year’s E. , of Tuscola, this 28th day of December, Eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. the snow away from around a fire A Tuscola County Circuit A.D. 1983. Jack Krug. hydrant near his house, so if needed by Court jury last Thursday Elsie Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kolar found Glenna Barden, 32, of Tuscola County Clerk firemen, it can be seen and hoses Clerk of the Board of Commis- were Tuesday evening 1695 Blackmore Road, sioners guests of Mr. and Mrs. connected to it. Mayville, innocent of a For the County of Tuscola Cleatus Howev, charge of larceny in a build- fi REAL ESTATE BROKER ing. 758 STATE ST. €QUA1 mMlm N. The trial started the day OPPORTUNITY before. The defendant had been charged with stealing another woman’s purse u--u+, March 9. 1983. in the Caro 1 Put J’\ Fisher’sAlso ’Biglast Wheel Thursday, store. 1 ,want ads’: David L. Rose, 19, of Clio, pleaded guilty to a charge of larcenv in a building. of 4 stealing kom a housg‘ in Arbela1983. Township Jan. 31, 1 toworkforyou Judge Patrick R. Joslyn was continued and a sen- HIGH SCHOOL Michael Armstead tencing date will be set. Phone 872-2010 Armstead and his wife, Darleen, and, their sons, Robert and Nicholas, left Find the Service or Product Cass City this week after spending about two weeks I You Need in This ...... Action Guide DIPLOMA with his parents. They went I to Florida to visit his wife’s from parents before reporting to I -SERVICEI DIRECTORY Fort Hood. Armstead served in the Air Force from 1976-80, Cass City’s Adult Education Program then worked for Armstead Aluminum in Cass City be- Clare’s Sunoco Service John Lange - Pastor fore joining the Army in Services .Tune Ups *Minor Repairs Telephone 517-872-2407 HomeCommercial-Industrial , 1982. f *Tires *Batteries 3454 Lamton Rd., Decker, MI. 48426 Cass City Are2 =Undercoating .Grease 8. oil Sunday School - 1O:OO a.m. Sun. Morning Service a.m. TRASH COLLECTION , Certified Mechanic - 11:W ’ DON’T PUT IT OFF ANY LONGER!! Sun. bening Service - 7:OO p.m. Call Collect 313-798.8025’ Erosion Call 872-2470 Wednesday Bible Study L “Big Enough To Serve YOU“ Prayer Meeting - 7:OO p.m. Join our mid-year class now! Classes begin 1 mi. w. of M-53 on Oeckewille Rd., project L Village Service Center Rich’s Disposal’: Residential & Commercia’l, the week of February 6th. To register, call Tires V-Belts Batteries completed Tune Ups Brakes Mufflers ContainerRubbish Service Removal Available Certified Mechanic 872-4151 or mail the We Empty Barrels in the Alley complete and form John Posselius, Tuscola ’ FREE County extension Ir-Torn Pick Up L DoHrory Next Door Neighbor Call 683-2233 I below. agricultural agent, has left Phons 872-3850 New location I due to the end of the 218 N. State St., Caro, Mi. _- - federally funded Special Phone 673-3200 Ruct Proofing Erosion,Control Project. We also now have a DON’T BE LEFT OUT IN THE COLD!! “The Environmental BACK DOOR ENTRANCE. Protection Agency project is now complete,” he said. Tuff-Kote Dinol, “Though the economic data has not been completely Automotive Rust Proofing . Cass City I System 6 Waxing analyzed, the four-year yield CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOflLS Gravel Guards. RunnlngBoardf summary shows us that . Dextor lkkr Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection conservation tillage Prrfidrhrd Porh practices do work very well Mon.-Fri. - 8 a.m.-5:30p.m. cu& stlliy hmr 1 Mail this form to: in Tuscola and Huron Tues. & Frl. - 8a.m.6p.m. Phone 269.9585 C8u City Public Schools Counties. ” Wed. & Thurs. - 8 a.m.8:30 p.m. 847 S. Van Dyke Bad Axe Department of Community Education He pointed out that there Sat. - 7 a.m.-3 P.m. 4868 N. Serger St. haven’t been any increased 8350 Oarflrid Phonri72-3145 Cast City, MI 48726 weed or insect problems associated with any of the particular tillage systems. Sal’s Country Clipper Name I Msiien h-tie- - The economic analysis Buy your carpet or linoleum, then 1231 Englehart Ad., Deford call us for expert installation. We Phone 872-41 76 CASE, KUBOTA Address City zip - should be available from the also do custom and repair work, extension office this spring. Factory trained, “We Do It Right.” Monday thru Saturday & NEW HOLLAND I Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Oatr of Birth Posselius has taken a Hlirrrta ?orma Mrkr-Up Sales and Service permanent position with the J.J.’s Flooring Senrice I would like to enroll this fall. Plmsir contact me for an appointment. Agricultural Engineering Cass City - 517-872-3758 RABIDEAU MOTORS I 0 Farm Division 872-2616 lhpartment of Texas.. A&M I or 872-4701 I Lest school attendmd Ad dress University in College I Station. i Year lrft school List grade completed 7 24-HR. SERVICE This space could I authorize rcloarc to Cars City Public Schools all confidrntirl record and infomation concerning: be yours for Sipnatura PLUMBING G HEATING, INC. as little as $1.25 6528 Main Phone 872-5084 per week. pigeon Phone 453-3531 ., ‘CASSCITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1984 PAGE FIFTEEN I

[General] (General] [Notices I Services. ) I I Merchandise Merchandise BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMBCUSTOM SLAUGHTERING ’OR SALE - kitchenette FOR SALE - Hay, straw, 13 FIREWOOD hardwood . Set, table with 2 leaves and inch tires an# wheels. FOR RENT - new - electric - Rent Rinse N Vae ‘ 4: swivel chairs. Good Phone 517-635-7341. LaFave Steel or mariual typewriters by $28 face cord; mixed $22, Bingo CURING, SMOKING AND” the week or month. Also and seasoned mixed $25 de- The professional do-it- PROCESSING , s@pe,>L Call 8~2-3x16.2-1-5-3 2-12-29-3 Supply, Inc. livered. Call 872-3208.2-12-8-tf yourself carpet cleaning leave your typewriters and TUESDAY & FRIDAY *SE$gUC:$$UX* =*m{i:?- nc. See or call us for all your other office equipment at Every Sunday system ;;: steel requirements at reason- our store for repair. Used Everybody welcome Special I! .@ able prices. typewriters for sale. Erla -:! Over 40 sizes in stock. McConkey Jewelry . Doorsopen6:00pm. Rental Rate Offer Packing Co., Inc, % Lm WINTER CLASSES kl AT THE R Owendale, Mi. 2-4-6-t f Bingo at 6:30 p.m. Phone 5176784341 Now Only$3.99 half day USDA Plant 1074 SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREE‘I‘ tt3 Hours weekdays 8-5, WATERBED manufactur- St. Pancratius Cass City 517-872-2191 :y:. Saturday 8-12. ers of Michigan. Custom Rinse N Vac cleans the 8-8-4-tf v‘“ TATTING: Tuesday, Jan. 24 and 31,1:00 to 3:~p.m., 2 way professionals do, at a - 2-1-52 made waterbed frames at Church fraction of the cost, g weeks, $12 fee. discount srices. Openha 5-7-5-tf SHARPENIN-G SERVICE LI specials on all Godel< Albee e-> - 2 miles south, 1 1/4 west at BEGINNING KNITTING: Tuesday, Jan. 24 thru Feb. $# r Real Estate I Choice of mattresses. Home Center 5870 W. Kelly Rd. Ed ?,10:00 to 12:OO noon, 3 weeks, $12 fee. Learn to knit a Sheets, conditioners, com- Spencer, 872-4512. 8-9-15-tf CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL Cass City pull-over, raglan sleeve sweater. 1 ForSale J forters. New location - 8625 . - _-- TATSTINGS WANTED - If M-25, Sebewaing (across 7-22-tf Winter IQn Martin Homecoming (Services) Electric, Inc. BRUCE SILVERNAIL Saw Residential and Commercial Saturday, Jan. 7 Sharpening. Carbide or Wiring steel. 5205 Bevens, Deford. at Sandusky-Cass City 8-1-5-tf State Licensed game. RICH’S-- DISPOSAL-- - Resi--. Free Estimates * NEW ON THE MMKET - Lovely 3 bedroom colonial Former cheetleaders and dential and Commercial All classes require pre-registration and basketball players Rubbish Removal. Con- Phone 872-4114 deposit 517-872-2070. style home. Formal dining, breakfast room, fireplace in living room. Finished basement. Natural gas hot water recognized at halftime. tainer service available. 418C Hurds Corner Road ’*, 2-1-5-1 & ’ Call 683-2233. We empty 8-8-10-t f 4. heat, fully insulated 2 car garage. Only $59,900.00. barrels in the alley. Reception following 8-2-12-tf 160 ACRE FARM - Grant Township. 155 acres tillable, 6 at Charmont FAGAN~S Carpet bedroom farm house, garage, barn, workshop. HAY FOR SALE - lst, 2nd THUMB and 3rd cutting. Phone 872- Coaches invited TV Repair Cleaning - Dry foam or steam. Also upholstery and ~ 40 ACRE FARM Novesta Township. acres tillable, 2276 ~ 2-1-5-3 5-1-5-1 All makes - 32 wall cleaning. -Free esti- ’ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ 4 bedroom farm house, black top road, not far from Antenna and Towers (free mates. Call toll free 1-800- J J estimates). Appliance Repair town. Out-of-area owner says make an offer! ! ! WANTED - Sleeping room 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We :4J- J ANOTHER FIRST Real Estate FROM RICHARD’S in Cass City for Christian welcome BankAmericard - :d J CUTE & COZY - Lovely 2 bedroom home on nice corner man. Send information to ‘313-672-9440 Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf 13 \ OWENDALE J lot, fireplace in living room, full basement with I - -- - _.._ Satellite Financing G.A. Rice, Box 444,-Auburn, Call Any Time :J Attractive low price aluminum ranch, would make an J workshop, attached garage and breezeway, plenty of I I SNOW PLOWING - Call 872- Available MI. 48611. 5-1-5-3 -J excellent starteh or retirement home, large family J cupboards and closets. Reduced to $36,OO0.00. AL’S TV SALES 3915. 8-11-23-tf room, lots of closets. Possible 3 home. Priced J & SERVICE :J bedroom Take up to 72 months to I 2,000 sq. 1453 Mah St. Jv to Sell. 285-TO J EXECUTIVE HOME - ft., 3 bedrooms, 2% repay - no down paymelrt FOOTBALL WIDOWS’ Custom Butchering ul J baths, dining room, fireplace, recreation or family RETREAT Snover, Mich. A1 and Bryan Pudelko BEEF & PORK GAGETOWN J room, office, swimming pool. Ideal terms. This home is Richard’s TV-Appliances ~55story, 4 bedroom home, with natural woodwork. 2 J 8-1-5-tf (Hogs are scalded - not a must to see. and Sound Room , Sunny Side of the >baths, formal dining room, full basement, natural gas J ./ skinhed1 Cass City Street PIANO TUNING and re- .;J heat, large garage. Call for more information. 332-TO , Checkhalf our or wholeprices on FOR RENT - 3 bedroom home southeast of Cass City, Phone 872-2930 Cass City pairing on all makes of :d ,I ,J newly redecorated, natural gas heat. $225.00 per month. *Little Road - $33,900. 1 or 2 bedroom, like new. 21h to 5 I 2-12-21-tf pianos. 20 years’ experi- Meat Wholesale and Retail Will be open ence. Member of the Piano :J acres. All appliances plus wood burner included. Easy J ALSO 3 house in town, dining FOR RENT - bedroom FOR SALE - green stripe * Gainor’s Meat room, bay window, dishwasher, 2% car garage. YOU Sunday, Jan. 22 Technicians Guild. Duane ’,I terms. 267-CY upholstered chair and Johnston, Bad Axe, Mich. 4&*. J don’t want to miss this one! (Super Bowl) Packing green wall-way recliner. 48413. Phone 269-7364. 1 mile north, 1 mile west of J Call 872-2238. 2-1-5-3 from 2:OO till 5:W Mcleod Realty, lnc. J Kelly Smith - 872-2248 8-2-1-tf Bad Axe. Marv Hobart - 872-4661 Phone (517) -269-8161 630 N. State, Caro, Phone 673-6106 J Come and look or come (office) Bill Hamilton - 872-2903 CHEMICAL ’ and work or come and visit. Chuck Gage’ 269-9375 8498 State Kd.,Millington, Phone 871-4567 Phone 872-4377 Ted Lauria 872-5476 DEICER Welding Shop Dave Reed - 872-2827 Coffee and goodies served. 8-9-30-tf Heli-arc welding - --- - :.J NOW IN STOCK 5-1-5-3 Safe on Specializing in aluminum, INTERIOR AND Exterior EQUAL HOUSING Cement stainless steel, blacksmith- painting - Install windows, REALTOR LOSE WEIGHT free with drywall, paneling, ceiling 0 OPPORTUNITY .Lawns Dex-A-Diet, ask for 100 per- ing, fabricating and radi- Won’t hurt your ator repair. tile, etc. Theron Esckilsen, Commercial - Residential-Farm J cent manufacturer’srebate 4314 Maple St., Cass City. ‘JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ~JJJJJJJJJJ coupon at Old Wood Drug. Also portable welding 872-2302. 8-12-24-tf Bigelow Hardware. 5-12-29-3 All types of welding phone Cass City - 872-2245 For Sale Jerry Stilson 7062 E. Deckerville Rd. Mr 2’s Real Estate Owners: &Be@ Deford, Michigan . 2-1-5-1 Free Estimates ”*Acres: Large 2 story FARM HOME with brand new We-have many other HOMES, FARMS, BUSINESSES, Phone 872-25528-5-15-tf PROFESSIONAL CARPET dchen and dinipg area; formal dining room; den with LOTS, VACANT LAND, etc. rlrood-burning stove - wall to wall camtind: Kohler water FOR SALE - 1973 John on roofing, siding, Deere JDx4 snowmobile, insulation, aluminum doors INCOME TAX Service - &WHOQTERY CIEANING 292 twin. Runs good, and windows and aluminum Prompt, personal atten- $350.00. Call 872-2274. or Fiber Glass awnings tion. Soper’s Tax Service, Fast, courteous and 2-12-29-3 3371 River St., Kingston, inexpensive . ment; 1% bathrooms; corner lot Offered to You for .B&UTIFUL COUNTRY EXECUTIVE HOME only 1% 2 Elkton Roofing MI. Phoqe 517-683-2815. (miles from Cass City - Brick & aluminum siding 2% -- 8-1-5-15 Mick Zawilinski ;BATHROOMS; 2 FIREPLACES ; 4 bedrooms; large FOR SALE - Bunk beds, & Siding Co. family rmm - Recreation room with wet bar carpeted; RANCH TYPE HOME with 3 bedrooms; LARGE MARBLE like new, including mat- Phone 872-3725 - FIREPLACE - new Andersen Windows throughout new tresses, $250; used dinette Blown Insulation inter-com; comes with refrigerator; appliances - freezer - - Phone 269-7469 New construction 88;16-tf ;Water softener; 4x42’ workshop insulated plus 2 car siding; and roof; 28x33’ FAMILY ROOM;dining area; Sun set, $30. Call 872-3839. 5-7-21-ff - 2-12-29-3 Remodeling -arage attached to home; plus additional 1 car garage for room 15x17’ with aluminum storms and screens; 2 bathrooms; two car garage with 2 electric door openers - Addi tlons (To Give Away) Aorage - large patio with privacy fence - beautifully land- HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Garages ~- &aped with ornamental trees, flowers, shrubs, cedars and 1/2 acre with heated swimming pool - close in to Cass City - .- All this for -Sellers will hold land contract. No Hunting Elmer: Cakes are tasty, Roofing, Siding GERMAN SHEPHERD hespruce. Call today for an appointment! ! ! $69,SOO.00 candles are bright. Forget Pole Buildings J dog - free to good home. 9 & MOBILE HOME all set-up in trailer court Cass City -- that Garbage. Go out and monthsold. Call 872-4286. $0 Acres wooded hunting land Arizona owner wants - Signs FREE ESTIMATES - - -- 12x60’ all remodeled - 2 bedrooms; has to be seen to be get tight. Your friends, T 7-1-5-3 immediate sale -- $21,500.00 terms. Immediate Possession. appreciated - 12x12’ utility building - home comes with and C. 5-1-5-ln Leiterman Builders rL 10 $1.00 refrigerator, range, washer and dryer; asking $6,950.00. for Cass City 3.1 ACRES: Near Cass City - RANCH TYPE HOME with 6 4 for 50$ r Wanted to Buy 1 Puzzled? Phone 872-3721 -- Tmrns; built in 1977; living room with Cathedral Ceiling; HILLS & DALES SUBDIVISION: BRICK HOME with 6 FIREPLACE with wood-burning insert ; Andersen windows rooms; FIREPLACE; glassed in sun porch; large kitchen Cass City Licensed and Insured WANTED - 3/4 bed, com- $roughout; family size kitchen; basement; 24x24’ garage Give a gift subscription to -~84-15-ff plete, good shape. Phone with many practically new cabinets; basement; 2 car brick 872-2711. 6-1-5-3 -ttached; 12x16’ red barn; 2 dog pens; many other garage’attached; situated on 2 lots - REDUCED TO Chronicle LAWYER? Uncontested di- atures; a lot of VALUE HERE ---Priced to sell at $47,900.00. Call right now for an appointment! ! vorces, bankruptcies, $250. ,~&8,OOO.00 terms. Cass City The Cass City Chronicle 2-9-18-3 Probate service. Attorney Farm NEAR CASS CITY 37 years. Donald E. Smith. WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF BUSINESSES, Birthdays, anniversaries Call (517) 883-3285. 8-10-6-tf (Equipment j FARMS, VACANT1 LAND AND COUNTRY HOMES --Not EXECUTIVE HOME: In the country - blacktop road - 9 FOR SALE - 3/8th inch elec- - -~ -__I_ shown here - Please call Office: 872-3355. rooms with 4 large bedrooms; 3% bathrooms; formal tric drill, variable speed FOR SALE - 18 ft. beet box dining room - FAMILY ROOM; 2 FIREPLACES; with reverse, plus drill with ‘steel floor and steel IN CASS CITY: One story home with aluminum siding and basement level also finished off - RED WOOD DECK press stand. Like new. Csll front, wood sides. Call 665- 2 872-4624 or 872-3810 after 5 2446. 9-1-5-3’ ~ aluminum storms and sc eens; roomy kitchen with Birch overlooking pond and patch of woods - car garage 8 cabinets; new wall to wab carpeting; furnace plus wood- attached; COUNTRY SIZE kitchen with many kitchen p.m. 2-1-5-3n : burning add on - basement; very neat in and out - 11/11 car cabinets and built-ins - sliding glass doors lead to patio; Januiry and -Februarf : darage; walking distance to schools, park and stores. large storage building --all this on 4.7 abres. Reduced from Bigelow Hardware, Cass ( Livestock J I $135,000 to $115,000. Sellers will hqld land contract. (Rent)City. 5-1-5- 1 Arthur Brdwn FOR SALE - purebred & ACRES: Old Farmhouse - 2 story with 1st floor remod- Possession on short notice. CALL FOR AN APPOINT- ONE BEDROOM apart- Cass City Beagle pups from excellent , eled; new bathroom down and upstairs; new kitchen; gas MENT RIGHT NOW!!!! ment for rent with stove hunting stock, Call anytime ; furnace; formal dining room; barn 36x50’ approximately. and refrigerator, utilities 658-2172. 10-12-21-3 * KALOSOMATICS Well Drilling $21,500.00. VACANT --- Possession on short notice. 30 DAY SPECIAL! !! OFFERED TO YOU FOR $39,500.00! ! included, $225 a month. Call REDUCED AGAIN TO $39,500.00 872-2364 or 872-3884 after (Exercise Classes) - and . CLOSE IN: 2 story frame home painted antique blue - 1700 5 ACRES - on blacktop road - brick home with 6 rmms 3 4:OO. 4-1-5-3 [Help~ Wanted] - FREE DEMO Pump Repair \ %quare feet of living space; 1% bathrooms; furnace; bedrooms; owners have spent over $2s,~.00in remodeling -- THURSDAY, JAN. 12 HELP WANTED - Medical sliding glass doors to swimming pool - L-shaped garage and - has to be seen to be appreciated - 30x50’ barn - lots of KINGS VIEW Apartments STATE LICENSED assistant in Dr. Park’s of- worksbop 24x40’ plus 16x20’ ideal for cabinet shop; trees; over 800 pine trm set out about 3 years ago -- -*We have several brand 9: 30 a.m. Cultural Center fice. Phone 872-2800. antiques, etc. Lot 160x218’ --priced to sell immediately at REDUCED FROM $49,500 to $45,000 for IMMEDIATE terms. new apartments available. New Moderation Class Phone 673-3800 11 - 1-5-1 $4o,OOO.00 SALE --- Possession on short notice. Call 517-683-2613 or 517-351- -_ ._ I 8-1-27-tf WANTED - baby-sitter in 1644. 4-12-9- t f 7:30 p.m. Campbell Gym I myschool home, girls. day Call shift, 665-2452. 2 pre- -~.-. ~- -_ North door entrance to gym. FOR RENT 50’x36’ build- CHAIN SAWS sharpened, - Regular exercise class. precision ground by 14; 14; ing. Ideal for storage or 11-1-5-3 Before Buying or Selling 5-1:5-1 machine. Fast service, A1 whatever. 6544 E. Main, back’of Paint Store. Call Avery, 4279 S. Seeger, Cass GARAGE OR covered City. 8-12-2 1- 10 [ Card of Thanks) after 5:OO Dale Damm 872- -buildingwanted for storage See, Call or Write to: 2446. 4-7-28-3n . -- of car. Prefer concrete WE WOULD like to express - -- RON’S Refrigeration - Re- FOR RENT - office space, floor. Contact Phil Keating pair all makes of washers., our gratitude for a fast and 2 and 3 room units, all car- 72-4739 after 6 p.m. driers, refrigerators, freez- efficient fire department peted. Main Street. Heat 5-12-29-2 ers and ranges. 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II I PAGE SIXTEEN CASCIW,CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,1984 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN P Thumb :e e Academy moving to new building “What appeared to be a Construction started in soured “so we just stopped He said fund raising will curse turned into a bles- 1980 on a combination there.” For about 1%years, continue, with the goal of sing,” said Rev. James Wil- church-school and gym- no work was done. having the school finished let, superintendent of the nasium totaling 35,000 When US. Steel shut enable their plant to com- A ,revived fund raising for the 1984-85 school year. Thumb Christian square feet across the road campaign started a month Yet to be done are two large down one of its old plants pete with foreign steel, Academy, which should from the present church near Youngstown, Ohio, the The customers will cer- before Judge Knoblock is- classrooms, two offices and begin classes in its new building, but was never part of a corridor. workers and the tainly prefer American building Monday. finished. sued his order, Rev. Willet businessmen of that town steel if it can meet the said. To get the classrooms The next goal will be to Three months ago, it The entire building still ready this month, $65,000 have the gym finished by could well have followed price. The plant owners will wasn’t known for sure what isn’t done, but come hen- the pattern of their counter- certainly prefer a going was needed. As of last the 1985-86 school year and would happen to the church day, five classrooms, bat- week, about $36,000 in cash the sanctuary done by the parts in America. plant that’s breaking even school, located on Rescue hroom, office and furnace They could have run cry- to an idle one costing money and $20,000 in pledges had fall of 1986. Road, 12 miles northeast of room should be done, ac- been raised. The pastor-superinten- ing to Washington for more to own. Cass City. cording to Rev. Willet, but unemployment pay, for And the government and When construction re- dent said those associated That was when Huron it could be a week longer. sumed, the building wasn’t with the school feel the new more handouts of cash and the taxpayers will be de- County Circuit Judge M. It still musbbe inspected by food stamps and other gov- lighted to cut jobless pay much more than a shell, he structure will result in in- and welfare costs of people Richard Knoblock gave the officials, but he didn’t an- explained. A contractor, creased enrpllment. The ernment largess. school until Dec. 31 to vac- ticipate that will be a prob- The papers ana the TV out of work. who is a church member, five classrooms almost ate its premises in the base- lem. was hired and the plumb- done can accommodate 125 would have given them Incidentally, absen- ment of the Faith Gospel Vacation started Dec. 23, wide support, as they teeism in the born-again ing, electrical and heating students and when two Tabernacle. Willet is the so students have had an work also was done by con- more are done next year, blamed the whole thing on plant is less than one per- church’s pastor. extra-long vacation while Reaganomics and an ad- cent. There are no time tractors, but a lot of work there will be room for 175- Knoblock made his ruling the new rooms are finished. was done by church mem- 210 students, 25-30 per clas- ministration that “wasn’t clocks. Houck tore them at a hearing held after the fair.” out. Since Judge Knoblock bers who volunteered their sroom. state fire marshal’s office made his ruling, much has . There would have been Wouldn’t it be nice if the time. This is the fourth year for spirit at this plant spread to charged the school with been done, and Rev. Willet In about 2% months, Rev. the yhool and the first that closeups of a surly un- being in violation of 17 state admitted the order was an employed worker calmly other parts of the country? Willet commented, “we’ye all 13 grades (K-12) have fire safety standards. incentive to get it done. revolutionized the place. been offered. threatening to steal or to This is really the . way Knoblock noted the fire The reason the building commit what crime he had America was meant to be. marshal first asked the hadn’t been finished w& to if he didn’t get a job or a handout. There would not earlier,school to and comply although two yearssome lackstruction of money. started, When he said,con- have been a word of criti- Blowing Teachers requestc improvements we@ made, estimated total cost was e cism of this step toward the structure couldn’t meet $1.2 million, of which half anarchy. The leaders of this little snow closes allThere safety was standards. a place for the wasbonds. to Afterbe raised $300,000 by sale worth of state fact finder steel town called McDonald school and its almost 70 stu- were sold, interest rates in the Mahoning Valley had dents to move, with a big soared, so no more were professionalLute, wrote negotiator,a letter in re-A1 the gumption to put up a schools “if.” sold. Then the economy fight to get the steel plant new- The union’s chief sponse to the TCBA stating going again. There was a negotiator, Fred Gerhardt, the Dosition of the board coalition formed of Blowing snow which businessmen, church blocked side roads resulted groups and laid-off work- in Cass City and all other ers. area schools being closed 77th district David Houck led the this Wednesday. army. He was a former For the same reason, ~ plant superintendent -with Cass City students were U.S.Steel. First, they got 22 sent home early Tuesday, DEAN HUTCHINSON retrieves a people in the area to risk the first day of school after $1.5 million in capital. Addi- vacation. tional credit came from Klementary students banks and from the were dismissed at 2 p.m.. E conom ic Development intermediate at 2:05 and Corp. high school at 2:15. townsfims: The mill was modernized 1 I to make it more efficient. Supt. Donald Crouse said bus drivers had numerous Residents of the top two town, Fremont and Dayton The workers agreed to take problems getting students a non-union scale of $10.54 tiers of townships in Sanilac Townships, and the follow- an hour average. (Big steel to school Tuesday morning. County are the only ones in ing townships in Sanilac More For .Your Money The decision to dismiss unions average $24.) the Cass City area affected County : Greenleaf, Everg- school early, to give drivers by the redistricting re- reeo, Argyle, Austin, Min- Another economy was more time during daylight adopted - running only the cently approved by the den, Wheat land, Delaware, to complete their runs in state legislature and signed Marion, and Forester. night shift from midnight case their buses got stuck, While to 8 a.m. when power costs into law Friday by Gov. The 78th district loses was made after two noon- Blanchard. those nine townships in less. The plant saved time kindergarten buses $12,000 a month doing this. Since the 1982 election, all Sanilac, but gain’s four Orders now are still slow, were unable to complete of Sanilac has been in the townships plus the city of but there’s enough business their routes. 78th House district, which Yale in St. Clair County. to keep the plant running The two drivers returned also included the city of The 34th district, rep- one shift, every other week. to Cass City. Some of the- Port Huron and two nearby resented by Sen. James Barcia, D-Bay City, had You kindergarkenem still op the townships in St. Clair Re Lower costs and better effi- ciency are enabling the buses were picked up by County. The district is rep- consisted of all of Huron, \ plant to break even. Mean- their parents ’ and the re- resented by State Rep. Tuscola, Bay, Arenac and while, workers are drawing mainder were put on the Keith Muxlow, R-Brown Gladwin Counties. $800 in pay per month, regular buses. City’. The only change is that Thu mb Nati working just half time. Transportation Director The 77th district, rep- part of Bay County is taken onal Point is they’re working, Jim Fox said although resented by State Rep. Dick away and part of Ogemaw and keeping their self-re- some buses in the afternoon Allen, R-Fairgrove, con- County added. spect. When times get bet- got stuck, there were fewer sisted of all of Huron The 28th Senate District, is ter they’ll be going full problems than in the morn- County and all of Tuscola represented by Sen. Dan time. Their lower costs will ing. The afternoon buses except for Arbela, Mil- DeGrow, R-Port Huron, did have to skip some lington and Watertown had consisted of all of roads, so either the stu- Townships in the southwest Sanilac, Lapeer and St. Paying dents had to walk part of corner of the county. Clair Counties. the day home or arrange- The new 77th will consist The only change is that ments were made to drop of Huron County; all of Tus- some southern St. Clair the students off at other cola except for Tuscola, County Townships are houses, such as their grand- Arbela, Millington, Water- taken away and some Oak- 0

parents’. ’ land County Townships are added. Candidates ran in 1982 in 5% /o districts drawn by former Police investigate state Election Director Bernard J. Awl, who was INTEREST ON YOUR SILVER Edward H. Doerr , ordered to do so by the Michigan Supreme Court Does Your shooting of dog after both the state reap- KEY SAVINGS ACCOUNT portionment commission lomeowners Insurancf Cass City police were cal- his girlfriend’s residence and state legislature were led to a house on M Street on S, Kingston Road Sun- unable to come up with a BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1984 Pa for the Full Cost at 6:40p.m. Dec. 27 to inves- day afternoon when his redistricting plan because of ontents Losses? tigate the shooting of a dog. brother came and said he of partisan bickering. E Owner of the dog was wanted to talk, but the man New districts must be ?eplacementcost cover- Donna Schultz of 4170 Sher- refused to go outside. They drawn every 10 years to Some banks make you open a new savings account ige in a Michigan Mutual man Street. The shooting had argued the day before. comply with new census in lomeowners pol icy was reported by a friend The brother then went data. order to get 5 ‘/z O/O interest. Thumb Natimal wants ’to do neans you’ll get new who lives at the M Street outside and wlth a hammer The population in the d$- terns for used items de- address, smashed the headlights and tricts drawn by Apol varied the work for you. Beginning on January I, 1984, all Police reported the dog one .taillight of the Deford by more than 16 percent ;troyed by fire or other 9 nsured causes. Ask us was apparently shot with a man’s vehicle. from the largest to the holders of a Thumb National Silver Key Savings Account .22 cafiber weapon. The dog smallest. Democrats ar- ibout Replacement Cost was still alive, but no The Deford man was ad- will automatically receive 5 ‘/2 O/O interest. Just sit back ;overage for your con- gued that it violated the further information was av- vised by deputies that the U.S.Supreme Court’s “one ents. ailable. incident with his brother man, one vote” doctrine and relax. A Deford area man was was more of a civil matter, and it favored Republicans. Doerr Agency advised to contact the pro- but if he wanted his brother The state Supreme Court 6265 Main St. secutor’s officeif he wanted prosecuted, he go to gave the legislature author- If you do not have a Silver Kej Savings Account, don’t Cass City his brother charged with the PrOSeCUtOr’S.. office. ._ ity to draw Its own redis- Phone 872-31315 malicious destruction of Names are being with- tricting plan if it wished. I miss out. Stop in at Thumb National and open one today. property. held pending issuance of a Democrats pushed for The Deford man was at warrant, if any. the new districts, but the plan finally adopted was the result of bipartisan Working together, Thumb National and You. compromise. About a third Cass City of the Republicans in the PrimaryI I1111 House and half in the Se- Sand usk y nate, plus almost all Demo- Marle t te crats, voted for it. State representatives , Harbor Beach who serve two year terms, will run in the new districts Dr. George McNiven this year. The primary Dr. Ronald Watson election is Aug. 7 and the I Op tome tris ts general election Nov. 6. I Senators serve four year Professional Eye Care! terms, so won’t run in the new districts until 1986, , Competitive Pricing! 3p DAYS AT A TIME EXTENDED HI EAR CONTACT1 I Highstyling! SIMULATED Thumb National ENGRAVED Cas City -617) 872-4374 BUSINESS CARDS CqI I Sandusky 4313) 648-4242 4517) Available lColor - Collect! Marlette 635-3544 or 2-Co I or PIGEON 4517) CASS CITY Harbor Beach 4’79-3277 872-4311 MEMBER FDIC 453-3113 L

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