1 section CASS CITY CHRONICLE VOL. 64, NO. 7 CASS CITY, MICH.-THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1970 SECTION A EIGHTEEN PAGES Fifteen Cents

FROM THE Editor's Comer Little interest shown in When I was about eight years old I took a partner and went into business selling popcorn,- I had the popcorn and he had access to a stove. We made the popcorn at his Monday's school election home and went up and down the street selling it. One of our regular customers said that if Three propositions will be throughout the district. ences is that most of the debt for a four-year term. Elwyn he were going to buy popcorn presented to eligible voters in If approved, the taxes of Cass for the new high school was con- Helwig, incumbent, is unop- it had to have butter. Not oleor the Cass City School District 'City taxpayers will be .3 of tracted before Evergreen and posed for re-election. butter. Monday and the results of the a mill less, the taxes of re- Stone School entered the dis- Any qualified registered balloting will deter mine the way sidents in Stone School district trict. Taxpayers there now pay voter can cast a ballot on all Now we'd had a little help the school is operated in 1970- will be 4.2 mills more and the only debt they owed before en- of the propositions. It is not making this popcorn and we 71. Evergreen taxes will be in- tering, plus any debt incurred necessary to be a property didn't know for sure, but we; Most important of the three creased two mills. after they were annexed to the owner to vote on the operating MRSo GOTTS is getting along nicely after surgery at Hills immediately announced that we measures will be the request for Currently Stone pays .8 of a district. had the finest butter-made pop- millage proposal. and Dales General HospitaL She is 920 2 1/2 mills ($2.50 per $1,000 mill for debt and Evergreen The third ballot before the Absentee ballots are avail- corn there ever was. of valuation) for one year for pays three mills for debt. voters Monday will be to elect able at the superintendent's operating the school. The reason for the differ- By the time we reached this a member to the school board office in the high school. pigeon, er...customer, our pop- On the outcome depends the corn was not piping hot. In fact, quality and quantity of educa- it was so stone cold that the tion that will be offered to dis- grease had hardened and since trict students. this was before the days of Regret ably, the amount of colored oleo it was easy to see State Aid for schools has not (as he pointed out) that this yet been set and the request popcorn was NOT made with by the school for money is will walk again butter. based on the best available in- formation on what the State Every so often I recall this might allot to schools this year. early lesson in business ethics For 92 years Mrs. Henrietta Tuesday she was recovering Supt. Don Grouse and the Cass Gotts avoided illness serious and reported she felt "pretty and I was reminded of it again good*. when I read a column where the City School Board said that the enough to enter the hospital, author was reminiscing about 2 1/2 mills would be enough but last week the inevitable At 92, Mrs. Gotts is mentally to run a full program next year. occurred. alert. Barring complications boyhood days. she should be returning to her The columnist went on to talk Without it curriculum cuts Mrs. Gotts twisted an ankle home and her yard duties soon. will be necessary to balance The perky oldster is a native about all the jobs in his career. and broke her leg while work- He did many things. Most of us the budget. ing in her yard on Oak Street. of the Thumb. She was born in Strangely enough, there has Caseville and was four years have. Not glamorous or exeit- Monday a pin was placed in her , ing work, but mundane jobs that been relatively little excitement leg and Mrs. Gotts started on old when the great fires raged over the election and it has been over the entire Thumb. roll the sweat from the brow; MRS. GOTTS AT 91. the road to recovery. jobs you did to make a buck. only in the last few days that the school issues have been the Pve had my share. At college topic of conversation. I was a dishwasher, bus boy, The second" proposition be- restaurant waiter, night club fore the voters has been vir- waiter, helped build silos, ran tually forgotten. It is the mu- Milton Gelatt: juvenile a pickle station and cleaned out tual assumption of debts chicken coops before landing a • , job.,-au* a- printer's • flunky. Quash indfctitient When still in grade school I crime rate up in county scrounged out spending money against Mills by hiring a crew and contract- ing with area farmers to thin David Allen Mills of Cass their beets for $7.00 an acre. City who had appeared in Tus- Tuscola County Juvenile Of- under 17 year old group. to these youngsters that the ficer Milton Gelatt said Tues- For two summers I clerked in a cola County Circuit Court and You have a drug problem in rules and regulations we lay grocery store. pleaded guilty of stealing a tape day that serious crime by youth Cass City, he continued, as we down are for their benefit and is showing steady increase in player from a car Thursday do all over the county. protection. Despite all these jobs, I feel returned to court and was al- Tuscola County. Gelatt says that crimes of Sometimes its a hard mes- that my practical experience Speaking to members of Cass lowed to withdraw his plea. arson are increasing as well as sage for them to understand, has been neglected. I've never The move was allowed by City Rotary Tuesday noon at school truancy, an ever present he said, and sometimes we fail worked in a factory; have no the New Gordon Hotel he said Judge Richard Kern and the problem. to reach the youth at all. real realization about how it is State agreed not to prosecute. that serious cases are much Today, Gelatt said, we have Gelatt lashed out at parents on the assembly line. I'd still greater today than ever before The agreement was reached 140 on probation and have of- as one of the causes of ju- like to put in a couple of weeks because the 17-year-old Mills in the county and are still in- fered counseling to 3,120 per- venile delinquency. in a large plant so when I read creasing. agreed to enter Service and sons and most have responded He said that his experience or write about labor I have an when he finishes his duty tour There are constantly cases well. has indicated that young mar- idea about what's happening. before me of youth charged with will not have a record. LARRY MEYER and his $10,000 fiddle, Our job is to rehabilitate riages, broken homes, divorced Even more neglected has been the use of various drugs, in- and get these kids back on the parents and fighting parents cluding marijuana, he said, and any experience working with right track and most times we often cause problems with my hands. Not that Iblame any- they may be the fastest grow- succeed. children. ing area of crime among the one for not hiring me. If there The problem is to get across He stressed that parents were many (or even one) like should spend time with their me they wouldn't be in business kids so that they have guide- long. lines to go by. But I still would like to have Severance to quit as When children do come before some idea of what's going on the court our first concern is when they start visualizing a how to get them back on the new building or talk about what now fiddles only with cars right track, Gelatt said. One it might take to repair an old Evergreen Treasurer of the ways we do this is by one.. .or even how to make a door having them make restitution swing without binding. A few years ago Larry Meyer, Sally Profit. before he switched to a private Saginaw Civic Symphpny at $15 for thefts or damages they have 28, of Cass City was a concert /tutor. From that time until he Severance said that new re- This gap in my education The violin that has been in a concert and was the assis- After 14 years as treasurer caused. loomed as large as Grand Can- master violinist, playing a $10- his family for 100 years or chucked the whole thing in 1966, tant conductor for the Saginaw of Evergreen Township, Lloyd gulations concerning schooling We also send them to train- his life was dominated by music. for township officers did not yon this spring as we added a 000 violin, and acclaimed as more is carefully put away and All-City Youth Orchestra. Severance of Decker has an- ing schools, he said. Gelatt room to our house. one of the best young musi- when he got it out for display Besides learning the violin nounced that he will retire at enter into his decision to retire. is high on training centers such It was practice, practice, I'd ask a sane, reasonable cians in Saginaw. Today the only purposes Monday it was the practice. Never less than two he became expert on the sax- the end of his current term. The latest word is, he ex- as the Teen Ranch at Marlette. question and receive a cour- music he wants to produce is first time it had been from the ophone, drums and piano. Severance is giving up the plained, that it will not be nec- teous reply, accompanied by an the sweet sounding roar of a case in three years. hours a day and often up to five $500 a year post so that he essary for a township treasurer We have two county boys there high performance engine. hours a day, Meyer said. I had With so much invested, why to attend school and any other incredulous, pitying look. Perhaps the reason that nationally known tutors from and his wife will not be tied now' and would like to have four They just couldn't believe it. Meyer has backed off from give up? Meyer echoes the la- down to the area. He said that township officers' schools will more assigned. Meyer makes his living at Europe and from the United ment of all serious musicians: Couldn't believe that I knew music is that he was exposed States. petitions for persons who would be conducted within the county. Unfortunately, there just isn't so little about what to them was Lynn's Leonard Service as an too much, too soon. His first there just isn't any way to make like to become candidates in As township treasurer, Se- enough money for us to send so simple. auto mechanic and gets his exposure came when he was in The work paid off. Meyer a living in music. The best I the primary election are avail- verance added, most of the work them now, he noted, so we do But I don't hold it against kicks from beefing up perfor- the fifth grade in Saginaw. They was a member of the school did while playing was the few able at the office of Arlington falls on my wife and this is the best we can with the other mance in engines in stock orchestra as a seventh grader bucks I made playing with dance them. Sometimes I hardly be- offered group lessons to six or and was concert master and Gray, clerk. another reason why I'm quitting. avenues open to us. lieve it myself. racers. eight at a time, Meyer recalled, bands, Meyer recalled. He came to Cass City after for 25 cents. first chair violin all through To tell the truth, as I look his marriage to the former high school. back at my music I get a little For Larry this lasted a year When 13 he played with the bitter. My mother didn't want me to play baseball or football because it might ruin my hands and my social life was res- tricted because of practice ob- ligations. I never went out on week ends Six persons were injured in Argyle, and Fred Junior Stilson, Anna Woidan, 79, of Deford until my practice hours were area accidents during the week, 36, and Shirley Mae Stilson, 35, was treated for cuts and bruises over, Meyer said. according to reports at various both of Ubly. received in a two-car mishap Music started to become less, law enforcement agencies. Armstead was traveling west on Cemetery Road in Novesta of a dominant force in Larry's Hospitalized with serious in- on Pringle Road when he drove township. life when he was a Senior at juries Wednesday night, May into the path of the car driven A pick-up truck driven by Saginaw High. It was then he, 27, at Hills and Dales General by Stilson. The crash rolled Donald James Hoppe, 29, of discovered engines. He salted Hospital were John Norman over the Stilson car and the Cass City ran into the rear of away any money made with his Ricker, 23, of Owendale and Armstead vehicle careened into a vehicle driven by Jacqueline music and sank it into parts Allen Zimmerman, 25, of Cass a roadside ditch. Mae Woidan, 38, of Deford Fri- of a jalopy that he was building. City. Armstead was ticketed for day. Mrs. Woidan and Vicki It wasn't long before his life According to State Police, failure to yield right-of-way. Woidan, 10, were not injured. was centered around stock cars Ricker was driving a motor- Two Millington men, James Hoppe was ticketed for fail- and non-stock engines. He's cycle on M-53, a half mile north P. Liberty, 21, and Buster ure to stop in an assured clear built several modified racers of Deckerville Road when a Brown, 28, were treated for distance ahead. and is still very active in this deer darted in front of the lacerations suffered in an ac- field. vehicle. Both men were spilled cident that occurred when Li- Constance Gail McAlpine, 26, He likes nothing better than in the collision. berty lost control of his car of Cass City escaped injury working on one of today's The deer was; injured but ran on Ritter Road, near M-53, when she lost control of her "muscle" cars to make it even into the woods. seven miles northeast of Cass car Thursday while driving on more powerful and he doesn't THE CASS CITY LIONS built this 40x46 foot shelter at the Cass City Recreational Thursday afternoon three City. Walsh Road near Hoppe Road in mind tuning up the family car. persons were injured in a two- Liberty reported that he was Elmwood township. A passen- But if you ask him for a Park for approximately $3,000. It took three weeks to complete and Monday night car mishap at the corner of attempting to pass and lost con- ger, Robert McAlpine Jr., 2, little advice on music, he might Pringle and Germania roads trol and his car went into a was uninjured. just turn away and start listen- the club inaugurated the facility with a club party. Dra Ed Scollon, president, near Argyle. ditch and rolled over. Mrs. McAlpine told sheriffs ing to the powerful beat of a said that future plans of the club call for beautification of the area including Treated at Hills and Dales Two area accidents were re- deputies that she went off the high compression engine. Hospital for cuts and bruises ported by the Tuscola County road and then lost control of For Meyer, that's the only grading and seeding. were Milford J. Armstead, 38, Sheriff's Department. the car and went into a ditch. beautiful music that remains. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 197U Completes course Marriage Licenses at Saginaw Cass City Social and Personal Items Marriage licenses issued or , . Claude Karr, 85, of Cass •/ applied for in Tuscola county '* Miss Karen Sue Gaffney of during the week were: City succumbed Tuesday morn- Cass City graduated from Phone 872-3698 ing in his home. Funeral ser- Saginaw Business Institute Mrs. Reva Little George David Gawne, 19, of vices will be held Thursday at Thursday, May 28. The com- Caro and Linda Ruth Karpinski, 2 o'clock at Little's Funeral mencement exercises were held The district convention for Lutheran women participated Twenty-two were present Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Guests of the Reginald 19, of Millington. the Association of Seventh dis- in the study lesson when the Thursday evening when the Gol- William Woodward and family, Walkers over the Memorial Kenneth George Robinson, 22, Home. at the First Congregational of Marlette and Diane Lynn Church in Saginaw at 8:00 p.m. trict American Legion Posts regular monthly meeting of the den Rule class of Salem United Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Craig and Day week end were their daugh- and Auxiliaries will be held group was held at Good Shep- Methodist church met at the sons of Oxford and Stevie Peters ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Blackmer, 19, of Mayville. Catholic Women's Sunday, June 7, at Otter Lake. herd Church, Monday evening. Earl Harris home for a mon- helped Mrs. Phyllis Linderman Darold Robinson and three Theodore Edward Wiggins, Dinner will be served from noon Mrs. Al Avery, LWML chair- thly business and social meet- celebrate her birthday at her children of Evart. Mr. and Mrs. 22, of Lima, N. Y. and Susan Council meets until 2 p.m. Election of offi- man, conducted the missionary ing. Mrs. Al Tropf conducted home. Refreshments were ser- Richard Walker and Lorri Ann Leslie Gay, 21, of Vassar. cers will take place when the league lesson from the organ- devotions and Mrs. Lawrence ved, including a cake made by of Caro joined them for dinner Joseph Leland O'Kelly, 28, of St. Pancratius Women's two groups meet separately at ization's quarterly booklet. Bartle was in charge of en- Beverly Rockefeller. Sunday. Caro and Ella Sue Hess, 22, of Council met Monday evening, 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Muriel Romig and Mrs. tertainment. The June meet- Mr. and Mrs. Don Lorentzen Caro. June 1, at the Social Hall. Elva Schulz were hostesses ' ing of the class will be at the Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nemeth were supper guests of Mr. and Lee Edward Keinath, 25, of There were 17 members pre- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- at the meeting. Grant Ball home. attended the graduation of Karen Mrs. Ferris VanConant at Peck Frankenmuth and Patricia Anne sent. Rev. Leo Gengler and Stange, 19, of Vassar. bur Morrison for lunch Sunday Six young students will be Crigger Sunday afternoon at Memorial Day. Lindsey Abraham, from St. Vin- evening were their grandson, Miss Karen Holm, who at- Kingston. Van E. Read, 62, of Webster cent's Mission in Kentucky, also Terry Morrison, and friend, confirmed Sunday, June 7, in tends CMU at Mt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kirton City, Iowa, and Bernice Ras- attended. Miss Patricia Clark of Saginaw. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church spent the week end with her "Proving God's Promises' is visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred mussen, 66, of Iowa City, Iowa. Mr. Abraham showed slides during the morning worship parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the theme of the Baptist Vaca- Emigh Sunday afternoon. Thomas James Osantowski, depicting poverty in Kentucky. Guests in the Cecil Brown service. They are Gordon Fred- Holm. tion Bible School scheduled June 19, of Minden City and JoAnn The group voted to send $10 home Monday and Tuesday were erick, Sharon Deering, David 8-12. Children ages 3-14 are Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tuckey Clara Rutkoski, 22, of Cass a month for a .year to St. Vin- Mr. and Mrs. Cazamer Crouch Martin, Molli Butler, Allan Ro- Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Zapfe welcome to attend and trans- and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wanner City. cent's Mission. of Long Island, N. Y. They came mig and Diane Leslie. spent from Saturday until Mon- portation can be arranged by were dinner guests Thursday of Tim Francis Lenhard, 19, of Mrs. Ann Rogers and Mrs. to attend graveside services day with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence calling the church office, 872- Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Wanner Gagetown and Denise Ann Abbe, Lois Sugden gave, reports on at Elkland cemetery Tuesday Mrs. C. U. Haire will leave Zapfe and family at Clio. While 3155. The school will meet near Lapeer. 17, of Owendale. the meeting held at Lexington morning for Mrs. Crouch's fa- Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John there they also visited Mr. and from 9-11:30 a.m. with Mrs. Daryl Dean Thorp, 22, of Caro and Mrs. Agnes Erla reported ther, Charles Banks, 97, of Haire to attend her granddaugh- Mrs. Erwin Zapfe and family Lloyd Streeter as director. The The Gerald Prieskorn family and Sharon Elaine Galubenski, that 84 children from the CCD Long Island. Rev. Lloyd Stre- ter's wedding in Green Bay, at Auburn Hts. demonstration program will be spent the week end at their cabin 21, of Kingston. classes attended the roller eter officiated at the grave- Wis., Saturday. Mrs. C. U. Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Mio. William Dean Jeffrey, 29, of skating party. Mrs. Maxine Ma- side services. Haire will remain for a visit Mr. and Mrs. William Anker Kingston and Bernice Marie "harg reported on the mother- with her daughter, Mrs. C. W. attended graduation exercises The May family reunion will Miss Betty Jo Agar returned McLeod, 36, of Caro. daughter smorgasbord dessert Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morrison Rollman, . and family in Green at Kingston Sunday afternoon be held Saturday, June 13, at to her home Thursday following Robert Earl Veldman, 21, of which 150 attended. and daughters, DeLynn and Kim, Bay. and open house at the home of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank eye surgery at St. Luke's Hos- Harbor Beach and Margaret It was decided to have a KAREN GAFFNEY of Saginaw were Saturday after- Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walls in Nagy with potluck dinner at pital in Saginaw last week. Marie Mozden, 21, of Deford. , father-son breakfast Sunday, noon visitors of his parents, Floyd Mellen and Mrs. honor of their son, Chris Walls, noon. Those attending are to Lewis Charles Isham, 18, of June 14, after mass. Mrs. Elsie Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Morrison. George Mellen of Pontiac were a member of the graduating bring their own table service Around 60 persons attended Millington and Nancy Elizabeth , Miss Gaffney is a 1969 grad- callers of Mrs. Milton Hoffman and a dish to pass. a gathering of the John Guinther Hale, 16, of Vassar. ; Halm is chairman. uate of Cass City High School class. : Mrs. Sandy Bergman, Mrs. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wednesday afternoon. family Sunday afternoon when a and is the daughter of Mr. and Gary Deering, Bob Holcomb Chris Erla and Mrs. Agnes Fox May 23 were Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Root potluck cook-out was held at the Nothing equals the self- «Erla served refreshments. Mrs. Richard Gaffney of Cass Mrs. Milton Hoffman attend- and Glen Vermilya attended the Lawrence Guinther home. Out- City. Barber of Royal Oak, Ervin were visitors at the George respect that comes from self- Schram and Leatha, Milton Mel- ed open house at the home of McKee home Friday at Lapeer. Memorial Day auto races at of-town guests came from Caro, She completed a secretarial Mr. and Mrs. Neilan Hoffman Indianapolis. Flint and Detroit. support. course at the institute and is lendorf and Kathy Turner, Mr. The chap who wins is the fel- and Mrs. Harold Starr and in Elkton Sunday afternoon for employed in Saginaw, their daughter Carol, who is a Mrs. Charles Holm and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baudoin low who really believes he can. family, Mr. and Mrs. Hazen daughters, Karen and Mrs. and son Brian of East Lansing LOOKING Guinther and Sue, Mr. and Mrs. graduate of Lakers High School. and sons of Rochester were Roger Root,- and Mrs. Root's Memorial Day visitors at the were week end guests of M.r. .James Massingale, Mr. and daughter Barbara were Mem- and Mrs. Louis Nemeth of Cass Mrs. Frank Tordai and Mr. The Evans Parrott family of home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn FOR A Plymouth were visitors in Cass orial Day visitors at the Cla- McClorey. City and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest For all your prescription needs . . . and Mrs. Lynwood Lapeer and City over.the week end at the rence Zapfe home at Clio. Crigger of Clifford. « GROWTH family. Roger Marshall home. Charles Holm and his son- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harris had in-law, Roger Root, attended as guests Sunday and overnight, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoe- Carlton Craig of Highland The American Legion Auxi- the Memorial Day auto races at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sangster nicke of Minden City were ORIENTED T was a week end guest of Mr. guests at a dinner in honor of liary will meet Monday evening, Indianapolis. of Duluth, Minn. and Mrs. Paul Craig. June 8, at 8 p.m. in the Legion their 50th wedding anniversary FUND? Precision is hall. Hostess committee for the Friday visitors at the Glenn Miss Lessel Crawford of Friday, at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard King, McClorey home were Mr. and Walter Thompson and Georgia Shares of NEL Growth Fund, month includes Mrs. Philip Mc- Pontiac spent the week end at Inc. are now available from Paula and Gary McGrath of Troy Comb, Mrs. William Anker and Mrs. Jack McCarthy of Pontiac the Glenn McClorey home. Thompson. Also guests were Our Most and Gary's friend, Miss Diane Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman representatives of NEL Equity Gavlin of Clawson, were week Mrs. Arthur Little. Election of and Mrs. Alice McBurney of Other visitors there Sunday Services Corporation, who are officers for the coming year will Rochester. were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc- of Flint. Mrs. Thompson, sister also representatives of New end guests of Mr, and Mrs. be conducted during the busi- Comb of Detroit and Mrs. Mabel of Mrs. Hoenicke, and the late England Life. Important Wilbur Morrison. Guests Sat- ness meeting. Misses Jill Stilson and Jean McComb. Mr. Thompson were attendants The NEL Growth Fund is a urday, when they came for the Russell returned totheirhom.es at the Hoenickes'wedding which mutual fund aimed at possible parade and program, were Watchword Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Little Friday after graduating from Memorial Day visitors at the took place April 17, 1920, in capital appreciation by invest- Michael McGrath of Troy and spent from Saturday until Mon- Michael's Beauty Academy in Theo Hendrick home were Mr. Flint. ing primarily in growth stocks Brian and April Bohnsack of day with their daughter and fam- Bay City. and Mrs. Lester O'Dell of selected on the basis of long- Caro. Thursday evening dinner term prospects without regard ily, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts John Grenevitch, principal at Ashley and her sister, Mrs. to current income. and children at Center Line. Linda Wright. Sunday callers guests of Mrs. Walter Thomp- You know, with complete confidence, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoi- Deford Elementary School, has son and Georgia were Mr. and Also available through NEL tendered his resignation to were Mr. and Mrs. George Equity Services Corporation comb and, family of Ypsilanti Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Brown Fisher Sr. Mrs. Ron Fields of Caro. (a. wholly owned subsidiary of that your professionally-trained, regis- spent the week end here and at accept a supervisory position New England Life) are shares spent Monday night at Plymouth at another Michigan school, Saturday afternoon and sup- the Richard Thorp home near when they went to attend a B. A. Elliott, who has been of NEL Equity Fund, Inc., a tered pharmacist fills doctor's prescrip- Caro. Supt. Donald Grouse announced per guests of Mr. and Mrs. common stock fund for the dinner and "This is your life" last week. at the medical care facility near Ben Kirton were his brother long-term investor who seeks program honoring Mrs. tions just as directed, with utmost pre- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wright Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martus Caro for nearly a year, spent and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Manford possible capital appreciation and family were week end guests Brown's sister, Mrs. NilaLaid- the week end with his son Fran- Kirton of Rockford. and current income. of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Doerr law. She is retiring after many and children of Flint spent the cis at the Elliott home here. » cision. May we serve you? years with the food service de- week end with his parents, Mr. and family. Memorial Day, the and Mrs. William Martus. Sunday dinner guests of the El- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dunlap NELFUNDS Doerrs and their guests joined partment of the Dearborn liotts were Mr. and Mrs. "ailed on Mr and Mrs, William Loornis. Sayles & Company schools. Mrs. Laidlaw expects Investment Adviser relatives for a family cook-out Mrs. Stanley Kirn Sr. and Lawrence Buehrly and son Don, Patch Sunday evening. at the Richard Thorphomenear to go to England in August to Mrs. Esther McCullough left Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dink- Caro. spend a year. Her son, Lt. meier, Edward Buehrly and Saturday visitors at the Al C. Edward Laidlaw, his wife Thursday for Naperville, HI., Mrs. Elsie Anthes. homes of Mrs. Frank Mer- I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Biddle and two sons are living in Eng- and returned home Monday chant and Stuart Merchant were I Witherspoon CONVALESCENT AIDS and Vera AuBuchon spent Sun- morning. The trip was made Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cody day with Mr. and Mrs. William land for two years where Lt. from Flint with Miss Marjorie Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Howell I 4615 Oak Laidlaw is a Navy exchange went to Indianapolis for the 500 and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dillon I Cass City Patch. instructor. Kirn. En route there they were race Memorial Day. and three children of Ann Arbor. • Wheelchairs • Walkers • Canes Twelve women from Salem joined by Mrs. Kirn's sister, ! Phone 872-2321 « Crutches • Commodes • Sterile Bedding United Methodist church attend- Mrs. Sadie Rolisonistoleave Miss Lydia Wiehing of Cleve- Guests Sunday in the John Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zdro- Please send me, without obligation, land, Ohio. Mrs. Kirn was at- Haire home included Mr. and jewski, Jon, Dana and Douglas [j a prospectus on NEL Growth Fund, Inc. ed a monthly meeting of the Friday to spend the month of tending a reunion of her col- [~1 a prospectus on NEL Equity Fund, Inc. WSCS, Monday evening at the June with her sister and hus- lege graduating class. Mrs. Lewis Fenton and daugh- were dinner guests at the home Q a prospectus on both. home of Mrs. Charles Tuckey, band, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ters, Debra and Marsha, of of Mrs. Zdrojewski's mother, Plans were finalized for the Speltz, in Boyne City. Echo chapter OES will meet Freeland, Miss Madeline Miller Mrs. Gerry Thompson of Min- COACH LIGHT PHARMACY mother-daughter banquet to be Wednesday evening, June 10, of Saginaw, Mrs. C. U. Haire, den City Memorial Day. (Formenlv t!ar& ,Seotl>Drug) held at the church June 18. Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Sattel- at 8 p.m. KeithMcConkeyheads Mrs. Sadie Rolison, Mrs. Roy The lesson on "Indians, the berg returned to their Gage- a men's refreshment committee Miller of Pinconning and a group Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Fulcher MIKE WEAVER, Ownfer Ph. 872-3613 Forgotten Americans," was town home Tuesday after spend- of MSU friends of Lynn Haire, of Northville called on their City and will be assisted by Kenneth who spent the week end with grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Spit- Emergency Ph. 872-3283 presented by Mrs. John Zin- ing about three weeks in North Eisinger, John West, Fred Neit- State Zip necker. Tonawanda, New York. zel, Leo Tracy and John Guc. her in Cass City. ler, Tuesday. Because of graduation Thurs- 2x4x8 2' x 6' 8" x 1-3/8 day evening, June 4, Job's Daughters Bethel 77 meeting has been postponed until Friday BONUS•»PHOTO REDWOOD LAUAN evening, June 5. CONSTRUCTION GRADE Week end visitors in the ho me C /Hn TWO PRINTS OF EACH (25% - No. 2) $5.95 of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Papp Sr.were John Papp and Miss 2' 6" x 6' 8" x 1-3/8 Mary Ann Sokol of Pontiac. 7&W OF YOUR SNAPSHOTS Sunday dinner guests were Mr. \J made from your Insfamatic 126. 12 ex. or 20ex. and Mrs. Robert Papp and child- square 120, 127, and 620 films LAUAN ren of Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Papp and child- ren of Decker. Afternoon visi- DOORS $6.69 tors were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn HI and son Derek of Bay City. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Papp Sr. and son John attended the chris- SPECIAL LOW . tening of Derek Thomas Quinn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn HI, Sunday, May 24, at Holy Trinity Church in Bay City. Godparents were Henry W. Papp and Miss Mary Ann PICK-UP PRICES Sokol of Pontiac. Around 20 guests attended a pink and blue shower for Mrs. 3/4 x 4 x 8 INTERIOR A 2 Harvey Weller of Caro Sunday, May 24. The shower was given by Pauline, Linda and Marilyn PER Woodward at Pauline Wood- BIRCH PLYWOOD SHEET ward's home. A cake was pre- $14.79 sented to Mrs. Weller. About 30 relatives and friends 3/4 x 4x8 INTERIOR attended a potluck dinner Mem- orial Day at the Jack Esau That holds a whole roll of Kodacolor snapshots home. Guests were present PER from Detroit, Muskegon, Sagi- WITH E¥EHY KODACOLOR ROLL PROCESSED AND PRINTED LAUAN PLYWOOD $14.79 SHEET naw and Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Barnes AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR HJTE OVERNITE entertained relatives at a cof- 4x8x3/8 fee Sunday evening following baccalaureate. Their son Gary is among the graduates. GYPSUM WALL BOARD 1.49 Mr. and Mrs. Lou Siegel of Detroit were Friday visitors at the homes of Mrs. Ernest PRICES GOOD UNTIL JUNE 13 Croft and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Auten. COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Mrs. Mack Little was in Caro Monday caring for the Murray (Formerly Mac & Scotty .Drug).. Caister children while Mr. and Mrs. Caister attended the fun- MIKE WEAVER, Owner Ph. 872-3613 CROFT-CLARA LUMBER, INC. eral of his grandmother, Mrs. 6141 W. Main St. Cass City Phone 872-2141 Frances McGregory, at Mar- Emergency Ph. 872-3283 lette. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 19?n PAGE THREE Leiterman brothers in Navy duty Hills and Dales General Hospital BIRTHS: Mrs. June Yageman of Pi- Navy Airman Apprentice geon was transferred to Huron Rabbit tracks Donald R. Leiterman, son of May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. County Medical Facility at Bad Mr. and Mrs. Pete Leiterman Should government regulate pensions? Leslie Severance of Decker, Axe. By John Haire Jr. of Green Road, Gagetown, a girl; Mrs. John Krug of Cass City is now serving with training May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. was transferred to Saginaw squadron-two at Naval Air Sta- pensions based on earnings over Richard Hall of Gagetown, a General Hospital. tion, Whiting Field, Milton, Fla. 19 million citizens who con- tem of pensions because they boy. (And anyone else hft can get to help) Airman Leiterman entered stitute the senior part of our believe that total security for the final five years thereby the Navy Oct. 28, 1969, and took society have had a less affluent the individual should be pro- permitting an employee to re- ceive a pension related to the PATIENTS LISTED MONDAY, Paul Bliss resigns training at Great Lakes, HI., upbringing than our younger vided by the government through JUNE 1, WERE: and also in Tennessee before generation. Nonetheless, they social insurance based on pay- cost-of-living that prevails at Owen-Gage serving in Florida. hope for the benefits of our as-you-go tax redistribution. when he retires. So me new pen- Have you been wondering about what this younger genera- sions are based upon variable Brent Fisher, Mrs. Albert He is a graduate of Owen- material progress because This is the "one layer of pro- Halasz, Mrs. Henrietta Gotts, Paul Bliss, Owen-Gage high tion is coming to? Gage High School, class of 1969. Yesterday's dreams of luxur- tection scheme." Under this annuities to keep retire mentpay^ school principal, has resigned Read this and perk up. Not all of them are smoking pot tuned to the ups and downs of Mrs. Leroy Kilbourn, Gerald Peter Leiterman, his broth- ious products and services are plan taxes on corporations Polk, Mrs. Ronald Webb, Mrs. to accept an administrative pos- and making the scene by violently bucking the establishment. er, is also with the Navy. He today's commonplace necessi- would be so heavy that little the economy. Also, for those ition in northern Michigan. At our house Friday, Saturday and Sunday were six MSU already retired, some employ- Robert Wells, Basil Wotton of presently is aboard ship, the ties. in the way of pension fringe Cass City; He made his resignation offi- Freshmen girls and frequent visitors were two MSU Fresh- Point Defiance, now en route" These older Americans have benefits could be offered by ers grant special pension in- cial at the meeting of the Owen- men boys. creases or devise automatic Mrs. Norman Parkins, Mrs. to the States. He will receive all lived through an era when them and withholding taxes Jesse Willerton of Snover; Gage school board Tuesday In this entire group there wasn't even one that smoked his discharge after two years universal fear of premature would be so heavy that the indi- adjustment formulas. night, May 26. as much as a cigarette. When I was attending college the Meanwhile, increasing taxes John Gangler, Mrs. Russell of service. death was being replaced by a vidual would tend to consume all Vermilya of Caro, chance that there would be no smokers among eight students growing anxiety about old-age his take-home pay and have prevent employers from en- was too remote to be considered. larging their pension programs Gale Hawden of Bay City; dependency. Until the 1930s, little, if anything, left for sav- Danile Krumenaker of Mary- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Another sign of the times: among the girl guests, not one responsibility for meeting the ings. Private pensions would and impede the ability of the CIRCULATIONS could drive a stick shift car. individuals to provide for their sville; PUBLISHED JEVERY THURSDAY hazards of disability, unem- cease to be private and become James Maciag of North AT CASS CITY. MICHIGAN ployment and old age was a part of the second social se- own retirement. However, no 6552 .Main Street one really expects a reduction Branch; The WSCS of Trinity United largely left to the individual and curity system. Mrs. Clyde Hyatt of Flint; John Haire, publisher. Methodist Church concluded the family. With the economic The huge growth in private in taxes. National Advertising Representa Let the record show that townships do not receive weight The ultimate question is whe- Irene Hosner, Bradley Huett, tive, Michigan Weekly Newspapers, their meetings until fall Monday breakdown that came with the pensions started in the 1940s. Mrs. Leola TerBush of Deford; Inc., 257 Michigan Avenue, Bast and gas tax money for use on roads other than county main- evening with "Guest Night," to depression, government and the Employers began them to at- ther the government should con- Lansing, Michigan. tained roads that run through the area. Last week we said Mrs. William Burleyof Case- Second Class postage paid at Cass climax the year's activities. business community assumed tract and retain good employ- trol both public and private ville; townships receive money when we should have said counties Highlighting the program was some responsibility in these ees, also to provide orderly plans for retirement. If it does, City, Michigan, 48726. and Clerk R. M. Hunter was in pronto!, to call attention to the average retired American John Kenney of Otisville; Subscription Price: To post offices the Rev. Alex Holmes, pastor areas through collective ap- retirement procedures and Mrs. Luther Harris of Elkr in Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac our booboo. of the Caro Presbyterian proaches. Social Security for needed old age income. Today, may find his financial income ton; Counties, $4.50 a year or 2 years Church, who spoke on youth example is a mandatory collec- the need for an attractive em- dependent on year-to-year de- for $8.00. $2.50 for six months. cisions made in Washington! Robert Engler of Gagetown; In other parts of the United States, problems in the world today, tive approach which is supposed ployee benefit program is nec- Clinton LeValley of Fair- $5.00 a year. 25 cents extra charged pointing out that every human to provide a *floor-of- essary for business survival. grove; for part year order. Payable in The outcome of all votes is hard to predict. Monday's being has problems and spends protection" to help the indi- A major payout is beginning and advance. Bites scheduled for Joyce Bechtel of Unionville; For information regarding news- school election is especially hard to figure because it hasn't his life searching for solutions. vidual and his family find econ- ten years from now some 9 caused much of a stir in the community. Mrs. Fred Stilson of Ubly; paper advertising and commercial He compared modern Amer- omic security. million retirees will be paid Maurice E-Wiffits Ray Lee Martinez of Sebe- and job printing, telephone 872-2010. It's the opinion here that the result will be extremely close ica to a ship going through In his quest for economic $12 billion annually. Meanwhile, waing. and I'm more confident today than I was two months ago. stormy waters, stating that security, the average American some 42 million employees will Maurice E. Willits, 48, of The reason is that it appears that more taxpayers are exam- the greatest danger facing the now enjoys three layers of pro- be covered by plans backed up Rochester, Mich., died Monday, PATIENTS LISTED LAST SPORTS FANS! ining the basic issues rather than personalities...deciding nation is over-concentration on tection. The bottom layer is by over $200 billion in assets. whether the 2 1/2 mills is needed when compared with costs June 1, after a long illness, at WEEK ANDSTILL IN THE HOS- the terrors of communism and provided by Social Security. The Our Social Security system Crittenton Hospital, Rochester. PITAL MONDAY WERE: in competing schools. In short, deciding if they are getting neglecting problems at home. middle layer is the fringe bene- has grown massively during their money's worth for their tax dollars. He was born April 9, 1922, in Mr. Holmes said teaching the fits , including pensions, provid- this same period. In 1968 Social Fostoria. Mr. Willits was em- Earl Woolner, Thomas Nicol, On this basis here's a timid forecast that the millage 3 R's is simply training to ed by his employer. The top Security taxes totalled about ployed as administrative assis- John Koepf, Mrs. Daniel Hen- will squeeze through. become human beings but the layer is what he does for him- $31 billion and $28.3 billion was tant to the comptroller at Gen- nessey, Mrs. Glen Churchill of rest is for development of char- self - home ownership, annui- paid out. eral Motors Research Labor- Cass City; acter and humanity, urging pa- ties, savings, common stocks, The creation of both indivi- atory at GM Tech Center. He Mrs. George Wheeler of Sno- rents to help their children to property or business owner- dual and corporate retirement was a member of St. Paul's ver; The passenger pigeon is not extinct in Cass City. There's recognize and bring out their ship. is being undermined by the twin United Methodist Church, Roch- Stephen Skripy, Kip Hopper, one on Church Street. Actually, a naturalist would say this potential. One of the basic philosophical problems of accelerating infla- ester, and held several posts in Mrs. Erwin Hall of Deford; is just a little oP common ordinary pigeon...the kind you In other parts of the program, questions confronting the tion and heavier taxes. There is various civic organizations. Cindy Severn of Unionville; find on statues and on the steps of city hall. Retiring President Mrs. Grant American people today is what no doubt that inflation brings He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elmer Best of Vassar; But when this pigeon waddles out in the center of the street Hutchinson presented on behalf the percentages should be of misery to the retired person the former Helen Prof it of Cass Gilbert Patton of Elkton; in front of my car, forces me to stop and then flies up and of the members, a life mem- these three layers - in other living on a fixed income. The City; two daughters, Diane and Clark Auslander of. Decker; perches on my fender while I drive down the street, well...to bership pin to Mrs. Margaret words, how will the future res- very high inflation of the past By H. M. Bulen me that's a passenger pigeon. Kim, both at home; his parents, Mrs. Florence Myers of Haire for devoted service to ponsibility for the economic few years has cut the purchas- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Willits Caro; What was the longest home I later learned that the bird is owned by Eldon Stilson, the society. security of the individual be ing power of retired individuals son of the Gerald Stilsons. If you know Gerald, the moving of Caro, and one brother, Dr. Mrs. John Keene of Akron; run ever hit?...How about this Mrs. Keith McConkey report- shared by the government, the and eroded the savings being Robert.Willits of Elkton. Harold Kain, Mrs. Adam Her- one...The New York Giants once man, you can probably feel sorry for the poor bird. It probably ed on the migrant workers pro- employer, and the individual provided for future retirees. didn't know which home to call its own. Funeral services were sch- man, Walter Haag, Vern Evans played an exhibition game on gram. himself. Many changes have been made eduled Thursday, June 4, at of Sebewaing; Staten Island, N. Y., and during sswssssas^^fK^^ Group 5, with Mrs. Howard There are those who favor to meet these hazards. Some St. Paul's United Methodist Mrs. Albert Franzel, Mrs. that game a player hit a homer Rexin and Mrs. William Ruhl complete federal control. They employers have switched from church, Rochester. Burial was James Curtis of Ubly; over the fence and the ball hit The Want Ads Are Newsy Tool as cochairmen, served a 6:30 would have the government take pensions based on average sa- to be in Rich cemetery, Mrs. Herbert Guillett of a man standing on the deck pf a supper to some 50 who attended. over the private voluntary sys- laries throughout a career to Mayville. Gagetown. ship going by The ship was going to England and the man PATIENTS DISCHARGED DUR- who was hit by the ball kept ING THE WEEK ENDING MAY it and mailed it back to New 31 WERE: York with the note that this ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION was "proof" that this was the Miss Katherine Straky, Mrs. longest home run in history, Merritt Allen, Tina Marshall, With the ball traveling from New NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF Eric Kot, Mrs. Mary Wilson, York to England without stop- CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Miss Suzanne Lowe, James ping—a distance of over 3,000 TUSCOLA. HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES, MICHIGAN Uren, Mrs. Jarnes Reagh, Mrs. TO BE HELD Arthur M. Willits William Kritzman, Mrs. Amor JUNE 8, 1970 Richardson, Vicky ' Soldon, Treasurer,"Tuscola" county /Michigan Bruce Holcomb of Cass City; TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: Mrs. Martha Clement of Ca- It seems hard to believe, *This millage increase does not apply to the area of former Deford lifornia; but did you know there are Community School District. Mrs. Catherine Emery, Mrs. sorr* countries in the world Please Take Notice that the Annual Election of the qualified Gary Maxwell and baby boy of where there are NO golf electors of said School District will be held on Monday, June 8, 1970, \ Caro; courses?....There are no golf in the High School Building, in the Village of Cass City, Michigan. I, Arnold Schweitzer, Treasurer of Huron County, Michigan, hereby Mrs. Daniel Krumenaker of courses, for example, in certify that, as of April 28, 1970, the records of this Office indi- Marysville; Russia. THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7:00 O'CLOCK, A.M., AND CLOSE cate that the total of all voted increases over and above the tax Benjamin Kohn, Charles AT 8:00 O'CLOCK, P.M. limitation established by the Constitution of Michigan, in any local Chard of Snover; *** units of government affecting the taxable property located in Cass Mrs. Mabel Powell of Kings- At said Annual Election there will be elected one (1) member to City Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Michigan, ton; Few people realize how fast the Board of Education of said district for a full term of four (4) is as follows: Mrs. Donald Lynch of Otis- a human being can swing a years, ending in 1974. ville; golf club...Recent tests have By Tuscola Int. School: .90 mills, unlimited Mrs. Lora Bell, Mrs. Ronald shown that at the instant a THE FOLLOWING PERSON HAS BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH VACANCY: Warju, Sharon Kuhne, Mrs. good player hits the ball, his .30 mills, bldg. § site, 1972 incl. Pauline Stecker, William Ewald clubhead is moving at more By Huron County: None of Unionville; than 100 miles an hour!...And Elwyn Helwig By Grant Township: None Sandra Keys of Marlette; the player's hands at that mo- By Sheridan Township: None Fred Stilson, Jamie Sadro of ment travel 23 miles an hour. By the School District: 1.75 mills, 1960-79, incl. for July Ubly; TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT the following propositions will be sub- 1, 1960 bond issue of original Cass Donald Montreuil, Mrs. mitted to the vote of the electors qualified to vote thereon at said City School District George Hendershot, Claude annual election: King of Gagetown; Mrs. Marshall Hyde of Bay 1.7 mills, 1964-74, incl. for May 1, CHBVROLET-OLDSMOBILE I. Shall the limitation on the total amount of taxes 1955 bond issue of former Deford Port; Community School* Mrs. Ernest Heck of Elkton; 0617 Main Phone 872-2750 which may be assessed against all property in Cass Mrs. John Laszlo of Deford; City Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Mrs. Frank Grassel, William Copyright Counties, Michigan, be increased by two and one- 9.25 mills, 1964 to 1973, and 1.75 Kalis of Sebewaing; half mills on each dollar ($2.50 on each $1,000) mills, 1974 to 1979 by Deford School of the assessed valuation, as equalized, of all District for Cass City 1960 bonds property in said school district for the year 1970, for the purpose of providing additional funds for 5 mills, 1970-72 for operating operating expenses? purposes IX. Shall Cass City Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and *This millage increase does not apply to the area of former Deford Sanilac Counties, Michigan, as enlarged by the Community School District. addition of former Evergreen and Stone School Dis- tricts, levy debt taxes uniformly over the territory Arnold Schweitzer of the district for the outstanding bond issues of Treasurer, Huron County, Michigan former Evergreen District dated April 1, 1964 and of Cass City Public Schools dated September 1, 1965? I, Don E. Ennest, Treasurer of Sanilac County, Michigan, hereby certify that, as of April 28, 1970, the records of this Office indi- Only resident qualified school electors who are registered with cate that the total of all voted increases over and above the tax the city or township clerk of the city or township in which they limitation established by the Constitution of Michigan, in any local reside are eligible to vote at this election. units of government affecting the taxable property located in Cass City Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Michigan, I, Arthur M. Willits, Treasurer of Tuscola County, Michigan, is as follows: hereby certify that, as of April 28, 1970, the records of this Office indicate that the total of all voted increases over and above the tax By Sanilac County: None limitation established by the Constitution of Michigan, in any local By Evergreen Township: None units of government affecting the taxable property located in Cass By Greenleaf Township: (Roads) 2 mills, 1972 incl, City Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Michigan, is By Lamotte Township: (Roads) 3 mills, 1972 incl. as follows: By the School District: 1.75 mills, 1960-79, incl. for July 1, 1960 bond issue of original Cass City School District By Tuscola County: None By Novesta Township: None of Record 1.7 mills, 1964-74, incl. for May 1, By Ellington Township: None of Record 1955 bond issue of former Deford By Kingston Township: None of Record Community School* By ElHwood Township: None of Record It's made of pony fur grain cowhide. By Wells Township: None of Record 9.25 mills, 1964-73, and 1.75 mills, By E lie land Township: None of Record 1974-79 by Deford School District And comes in auburn or persian black. So By Aimer Township: None of Record for Cass City 1960 bonds it'll go with your other furs. By Columbia Township: None of Record While it goes for a lot less than your other By former Deford Community furs. School District: 12 mills, 1955 to 1974, incl. for $3.50 for the Key-Tainer.® May 1, 1955 bond issue of former $7.50 for the clutch. Deford School District *This millage increase does not apply to the area of former Deford $11. for the set. By the School District: 1.75 mills, 1960-79, incl. for July Community School District. 1, 1960 bond issue of*original Cass The Pacesetter, by LADY BUXTON City School District Don E. Ennest Treasurer, SaniTac^Counfy7~Michigan 1.7 mills, 1964-74, incl« for May 1, 195$ bond issue of former Deford COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Community School* rhis Notice is given by order of the Board of Education. (hirmcrK Mar & S-«»lh Hni«) 9.25 mills, 1964-73, and 1.75 mills, M1KK \\KAVKK. Owner Ph. 872-.% IH 1974-79 by Deford School District ELWYN HELWIG " KiiHTJK'iK'v Ph. 872-:i2H:i for Cass City 1960 bonds Secretary, Board of Education CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1970 Michigan Mirror AAUW issues

In response to the sequence of national events growing out of the Cambodia decision, branch presidents of the Mich- disaster information to homes ScOIlt igan Division of the American Association of University Wo- More than 15,000 brown en- "One goal of our community A Court of Honor was held In addition to the ranks, ap- men, meeting in biennial con- velopes left the Tuscola County shelter planning project is to for Troop 294 at the Cultural advise every citizen whether proximately 60 merit badges as necessary for safety ference at South Haven, Mich- Civil Defense Center Monday, Center Wednesday evening to were awarded to the Scouts. igan, May 15-16, 1970, adopted June 1, carrying disaster pro- they have public fallout shelter recognize advancement of Boy the following resolution: cedure information to every space available for them or For instance, alcohol was a Scouts. Families and guests MERCURY FUTURE UN- tion is getting better," he said. We urge Congress to re- home in Tuscola County. whether they have to use home from the Rotary Club were pre- USED FARM CERTAIN "It will inevitable get better, factor in at least half of the assert its constitutional auth- The envelopes, which were basements or improvise shel- 56,400 traffic deaths recorded sent. but when, nobody knows. ority in making decisions of due to arrive in county homes ter," Kroswek said. Lambert Althaver, troop EQUIPMENT No one knows when or if "I don't have any plans to in the United States last year. national foreign policy; during the early part of this According to the director, Those deaths equal the entire committee chairman, and Mrs. 1 - Gehl Planter * the current restrictions on fish- modify at the present time," week, contain the Tuscola the Department of Defense in a Althaver were in charge of the he said. population of Bay City. We actively support (1) the 16* 1. H. drags Good shape. ing in Lake St. Clair, the St. County Community Shelter Plan recent survey has found that planning and refreshments. Al- Oliver plow 4 bottom fully Clair River, the Detroit River, The drunken driver is the cessation of the allotment of and important information about homes with basements offer most deadly killer on the high- thaver presented a plaque to mounted Lake Erie and part of Lake funds for the continuation ,of Civil Defense facilities and pro- protection for 61% of the James Ware on behalf of the way. At any given time it is the military involvement in 1-44 planter Huron will be lifted. cedures during the time of an county's population. Rotary Club for his nine years 12 1/2 ft. Oliver field culti- When he announced the pro- The ban on eating applies to estimated that 4 or 5 per cent Indo-China, and (2) the accel- emergency. The information distributed of the drivers on the road are of service to the troop as vator gram under which fish in these all fish caught in Lake St. Clair, eration of orderly troop with- Tuscola County Civil Defense this week tells people in all Scoutmaster. the St. Clair River and the De- drunk. John Deere Flex-planter w/ waters can be caught but then drawal. Director Charles F. Kroswek, areas of the county where they Senior Patrol Leader Brian large fertilizer hopper must be thrown back, Gov. Wil- troit River. It applies to all However, this group is res- and a big crew of Caro Boy should seek fallout protection in walleyes, white bass andsheep- ponsible for at least half of Copies of the resolution have Althaver led the opening. Re- 12 ft. John Deere Drags liam G. Milliken said the res- been sent to President Nixon and Scouts from Troop 270, togeth- the event of an attack upon this marks about the value of Scout Far mall H tractor trictions would apply "inde- shead caught in Lake Erie and the highway deaths. One medi- er with Scoutmaster J. D. Tait county. Although many people cal examiner has estimated that to key members of Congress. Camp were presented by James 2 I.H. 185 Flex beet and finitely." on Lake Huron south of Port and Richard Ewald, spent most will be able to use public fall- MacTavish. Sanilac. 44 per cent of the drivers killed The resolution was in part bean John Deere 4 bottom "I don't think it can accur- a response to a special mes- of the Memorial Day weekend out shelter found in heavily con- Tenderfoot awards went to fully mounted 14* ately be said the mercury situa- Anyone wishing to fish in last year were innocent victims handling nearly 50,000 pieces structed buildings, most people these waters must have a spe- of drunk drivers. sage to the presidents of Bob McLaughlin, Jeff Auvil, 2-40 planters AAUW's 1660 local branches of literature--assembling it in the county will have to use Rick Tuckey, Jeff Finkbeiner, cial, free permit, even if they into envelopes, bundling them their home basements. Tandem disk, heavy duty are 16 and under and normally and 50 state divisions from Miss and Ken Kerbyson. 12 ft. Alice L. Bee man of Washing- into postal routes and sacking Kroswek stated that the best Second Class awards went to need no fishing license. them for the post office. fallout protection in a home John Deere mount mower When the permit is given to Michigan's current limit for ton, D. C., general director of Tim Carter, Stan Carter, Ed John Deere plow, 5 bottom the organization. She stated that The most important piece of is found in the corner of abase- Doerr, Steve Frederick, Alex semi-mount 14" the person, he also receives a drunkenness is .15 per cent material in the envelope is the ment, if the home is built on warning as to the hazards alcohol in the blood stream. "every member has an obliga- Kessler, Clark Hillaker and 2 John Deere plows 'semi- tion to make her views known Tuscola County Community sloping ground. He said the best Kirt Kendall. mount 5 bottom involved in eating the fish due At this level, a driver has a Shelter Plan, which contains corner of a basement is the 25 times greater chance of to her public officials." Bob Carter, Bruce Tuckey, 16 IH drags with implement to the high levels of mercury detailed maps of all area com- one which has the highest out- Steve Izydorek and Randy Ba- carrier. in them. causing a traffic accident than munities in which public shel- side ground level —that is, There are 500 permit outlets he would if he were not drink- con received First Class rank. 460 International w/3 bottom ters are located. the least amount of basement Star rank went to Ed Sch- plow overhauled in the southeast Michigan area. ing, according to the National Public shelter lacilities will wall sticking up above ground. wartz, Skip Speirs and Dean Safety Council. Jury finds provide fallout shelter protec- The director noted that new 6 row John Deere cultivator Little. Super C4 row cultivator *** Increased accident causation tion for about 11,169 persons school buildings are prime can- Brian Althaver was awarded Behind the Counter is noticeable at a blood alcohol in the county, according to didates for fallout protection in SEVERAL USED LAWN Health officials say there is Life which is the last step be- level of only .04 per cent. A Kroswek. "This fallout protec- their designs because they are fore Eagle. With the work shown MOWERS Drowning no way to clean or cook fish 180-pound man may reach the White guilty tion is an important part of dispersed throughout the county contaminated with mercury to by many of these Scouts, it ALSO USED SKI DOO'S It's tragic to think of how .04 level with only one 31/2 our community shelter plan; and can afford protection for appears as though Cass City will make them safe to eat. ounce mixed drink, the council about 25% of the county's pop- children during school hours many people are rescued from Persons who eat too much soon have some new Eagle drowning — and then nobody said. ulation has fallout protection," and also may be used by nearby Scouts. H PARTS & SERVICE knows how to provide artificial mercury contaminated food can The council urges anyone who Kroswek added. residents. suffer brain damage and this is Making the presentations respiration. Mouth - to - mouth drinks to wait at least one hour as charged The mailing this past week were Keith McConkey, institu- SKI-DOO resuscitation is easy to learn, why the extra cautious approach for each drink after he has However, the plan indicates a was made in co-operation with has been taken on the problem. lack of public fallout shelter tional representative, and Com- PARTS & SERVICE and should be practiced from stopped drinking before he Congressman James Harvey. mittee men Lambert Althaver, time to time. "We don't want to see dead drives. It says this is the mini- A Tuscola County jury found protection. The problem, ac- cording to Kroswek, is that Jim Ware, Richard Wallace and PIONEER CHAIN SAWS You can begin this as soon as bodies before we start moving mum time required by the body Ray Lee White of Saginaw guilty Fred Auten. the drowning victim is pulled to protect the public," explain- to rid itself of alcohol. as charged Thursday in Circuit not all of the shelter area is Former resident into the boat, or on to shore. ed one state official recently. Court before Judge James located where it is most needed. We have a large First, place him halfway be- Milliken said he thinks it is For example, in the city of junior citizen of NEED CASH? tween a face-up and a side po- Churchill. supply of Cub Ca- "clear in the public mind" that Vacation Church White was charged with Vassar, there are about 2,900 year in Bay Oty sition. Then lift his neck with mercury does pose a hazard to residents, but there is public Perhaps You Have Something one hand and, holding the top issuing a forged check against To Sell det Tractors. Free of his head with your other the public health and that the School plans set the Michigan National Bank fallout shelter for only 170 Mrs. Wayne Wilson was nam- ban is therefore necessary. persons. Look around the house, the mower, or blade in- hand, tilt his head back. Pull Annual vacation church using an Acme Radio and TV ed Junior Citizen of the Year his chin up with the hand that check. by members of the Bay City attic, the utility room, the was lifting the neck, so the *** school sponsored by the Cass According to Kroswek, the garage, the shop - You may jluded with pur- City Council of Churches will A pre-sentence investigation answer to the problem lies in Junior Women's Club at annual tongue doesn't fall back to was ordered and White will be spring installation luncheon have several items that you chase. block the air passage. TAX TAKE TOLD be held from 9 to 11 a.m. the Department of Defense no longer need and they're June 8-12, authorities announ- sentenced June 15. sponsored fallout shelter devel- held recently. Take a deep breath, and Monday Judge Churchill sen- She was cited for serving place your mouth over the vic- Most people know their taxes ced this week. opment program. This program Easy To Sell With A tim's nose or mouth, making a Kindergarten, first and se- tenced Andrew Bradd for four seeks to include fallout protec- as vice-president of the HEDLEY are high, but few realize ex- counts of violation of probation Women's Club, Girlstown leakproof seal by holding his actly how much of what they earn cond grades will meet at Trin- tion in new buildings with prac- lips closed with your thumb, or ity Methodist Church. Third and including an arrest in Clare tically no increase in cost and chairman and Michigan Juniors. EQUIPMENT CO. pinching the nostrils closed. In is used to pay for government. County. He was placed on pro- Mrs. Wilson is the daughter It is a bit of a shock then fourth grade pupils will gather extremely minor modifications 1800 W. Caro Rd. mouth-to-nose breathing, be at the Presbyterian Church and bation Mar. 5,1968, after plead- in building design. of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker of CHRONICLE sure your lips don't seal the to learn that the average Amer- ing guilty to breaking and en- Cass City and a graduate of victim's nostrils. ican works two hours and 26 fifth and sixth grade classes Phone 673-4164 will be at the Salem United tering a store in Vassar town- "The time to include this Cass City High School. WANT ADS Blow your breath into the minutes in each eight hour week ship. Judge Churchill extended fallout protection in buildings victim's mouth or nose until day for the government. Methodist Church. Children will register at the his probation to four years from is when they are in the design you see the chest rise. Then re- This compares with about one the time of the first probation stage. Then it is possible to add move your mouth and let him hour and one minute for house- respective churches on the first exhale while you take another day, Monday. An offering will be sentence and ordered him to fallout protection easily and hold and housing needs and 59 spend the first month in the cheaply," Kroswek said. deep breath. As soon as you minutes for food and tobacco. taken each day and will be sent hear him breathe out, replace •toa--school" for the blind™ in -county'jail-. Credit will be given your mouth over his .and re- Transportation needs require from May 15 for time served. The Department of Defense peat the procedure. Repeat 15 39 minutes of work while 26 Indonesia. has an arrangement with the Notice of the times per minute. minutes of work goes for cloth- Civil Engineering Department The same technique can be ing and 19 minutes for recrea- of the University of Detroit to used for victims of suffocation tion needs. Medical needs re- CASS CITY VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING provide technical guidance and by plastic bag, electric shock, quire an average of 21 munutes The regular meeting of the for any village employee tr avel- assistance to architects during concussion and choking on a work a day. Cass City Village Council was ing on village business be rais- the design stage. This service foreigjm body. It's well worth The remaining one hour and ed to $20.00 and the mileage is available through the Civil learning. held on May 26, 1970 at the 49 minutes goes for all other Municipal Building. All the be changed to 10 cents a mile. Defense office. Annual Meeting of the expenditures. trustees were present. This is to take effect immedi- The new Tuscola County ately. Motion carried. *** The minutes of the regular Community Shelter Plan pro- April meeting were read and A discussion was held on vides for many people to make approved. the establishment of a curfew use of fallout protection in the DRUNKS DANGEROUS Public hearing was held to at the park to prevent van- basements of their homes in review the assessment roll for dalism. Consideration was giv- the event of attack. TOM PROCTOR - R. Ph. Staggering statistics which curb and gutter on South Oak en to using a chain gate across PHONE 872-2075 outline the problems raised by and East Church Streets. As the two entrances and the es- CASS CITY, MICHIGAN drunk driving in this country no one appeared to contest the tablishment of an ordinance. continue their shocking ways. assessment, a motion was made This matter will be referred to by Trustee Albee and was sup- the village attorney. JOB PRINTING ported by Trustee Rawson that Notice has been received the special assessment roll for from Detroit Edison that the THINGS WE PRINT curb and gutter for east Church company will change over all and south Oak be accepted and incandescent lamps to mercury levied as soon as the work is vapor lights within the next BUSINESS CARDS completed. Motion carried. 3-5 years. However, these ACCOUNTING Non-Profit Corporation Trustee Rawson, Park Com- lights can be installed sooner FORMS mission Chairman, has re- if so requested. As the mercury PROGRAMS ceived a letter announcing that vapor lights cost more, and an STATEMENTS Follow the the Department of Natural Re- increase in the present cost of ENVELOPES The annual meeting of the membership of the Corporation will be sources had approved the re- street lighting is anticipated, TICKETS non-stop quest for money for expansion the council agreed not to re- held at the Hills and Dales General Hospital meeting room on Tues- knit route of the park and had recom- quest an early replacement. MENUS day, June 9, 1970, 8:00 O'clock p.m. mended to the Legislature that At the village's request Vili- LETTERHEADS $22,566 be available for expan- can and Leman, & Assoc., Plan- VOUCHERS sion of the Cass City Recrea- ning Consultants, submitted a BROCHURES tional Park. Approval of the proposal to update the master BOOKLETS Legislature and sale of the plan for the village at a cost For the purpose of the election of three (3) members to the Board bonds is needed before the act- of $4,500. A motion was made of Trustees and a review of past business and that business for the ual funds are available. As a by Trustee Ross and supported The Chronicle ensuing year. number of clubs are interested by Trustee Christner that the in improving the park's faci- village review and update the PHONE 872-2010 lities, Trustee Arthur Holm- zoning ordinance in accordance berg was named chairman of with Vilican & Leman contract the Expansion Program to cor- and the village president is relate all of the various work authorized to sign the contract. contemplated or underway. Motion carried. The Police Committee pre- A motion was made by Trus- sented three bids from local tee Albee and supported by businesses for the purchase of Trustee Jones that the follow- a new tower needed for the ing resolution be adopted. Mo- proposed base station. As it tion carried. was not known whether this quote "Be it resolved that the Mun- FILM EXCHANGE included installation, the matter icipal Maintenance Contract will be further investigated by between the Mich. State Hwy. Chief Wilson. Comm. and the Village of Cass A motion was made by Trus- City for the period July, 1970 BRING YOUR KODACOLOR FILM TO WOOD'S tee Christner and supported by to June 30, 1971, is hereby ac- Trustee Rawson that a Plymouth cepted and Wm. Schram is de- Special police car be purchased signated as Maintenance Super- from Rabideau Motors for $2,- intendent on sections of State 832. Motion carried. Trunkline Hwys as shown on the We will replace each roll with fresh The Police Department has Municipal Maintenance Map and enrolled in the Law Enforce- Budget Sheets, said maps and ment Basic Training Program sheets being parts of the Muni- roll of Kodak 127, 620,126 - 12 or 20 sponsored by Delta College in cipal Maintenance Contract. Caro over the next 25 weeks. The following Village official, Cqverage will be given by the L. E. Althaver, President, is exposures or 35mm 20 FREE!! Knit to follow the sun — coatdressing pared to a bare part-time patrolman and the authorized to sign the said maintenance contract." minimum with golden buttons, accent pin and floaty Village will also assume the cost of his false arrest in- A motion was made by Trus- scarf to place and replace here or there. By Ton! Todd surance. tee Ross and supported by in white or navy washable textured doubleknit of A clarification of the maxi- Trustee Albee that the bills as 3 Extra Full Size Prints Free mum number of sick days was reviewed by the finance com- Dacron<* polyester. 10-20. ff 00 QO requested by the village em- mittee be approved for payment. ployees. As the records show Motion carried. PLUS: Album Pages that the maximum number of There being no further bus- 30 days has not been changed, iness, a motion was made by this matter will be tabled until Trustee Christner and was sup- THE TRADE WINDS annual wage and fringe renewal ported by Trustee Jones that WOOD the meeting be adjourned. REXALL DRUG CASS CITY • PIGEON « MARLETTE agreement at the end of the year. A motion was made by Trus- PHONE 872-2075 YOUR AUTHORIZED KODAK DEALER "THE CLOTHES GARTEN" FRANKENMUTH tee Albee supported by Trustee Celia L. House Holmberg that per diem rate Village Clerk CASS CITY, :ASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1970 LINERS Transit (nonbusiness) rate: FOR SALE-House trailer and FOR SALE - Antique picture NEW LOW PRICE-on gas wa- WILL BUY anyplace in Michi-. FOR SALE-650 gal. fuel tank. BUILDING FOR RENT 66x120. FOR SALE-6 ft. Case combine 20 words or less, 75 cents large addition. Beautician's frames, tools, and mis- ter heaters. Take your pick gan - used windows and doors, 1 mile west of Ruth. Phone All or half. On Church Street. used last year-$50.00. McCor- each insertion; additional words styling chair, shampoo sink, cellaneous household items. of 6utstanding heaters at this any amount. Write Harry 864-3661. 5-28-3 Inquire at R & M Auto Parts. mick Deering field cultivator 3 cents each. Three week for and hair dryer and chair. Call Toys. Eva Townsend, apt. 2 low price. Just $59.50 with Lykins, Harrison, Michigan. 5-21-tf 8 ft. - $50.00. 12 hp. Hiawa- the price of two-cash rate. 872-2186 before 5 and 872- over Western Auto Store. 9-5, Glass Lining. Fuelgas Com- 5-28-3 tha outboard motor - $50.00. Save money by enclosing cash 4051 after 5. 5-21-3 Friday and Saturday. 6-4-1 pany of Cass City. Phone 872- Deering Packing FOR SALE:Holstein Springer Call alter 4:30 telephone 872- -'''•' with mail orders. Rates for 2161. 5-21-tf Cows and Heifers, Grade and 3389. 5-28-3 *'" display want ad on application. FOR SALE-Truck and camp- FOR SALE-Two small lamps, Mohawk Carpeting Registered with records. Let er, $500. Mrs. Lyle Taylor. Open 6 days a week, with me furnish your Herd Replace- two walnut end tables, all in MOM: Make the Graduation slaughtering Monday and Fri- r FOR SALE- Apartment size Phone 872-2830. 6790 Main, good condition. Phone 872- celebration complete with a From the looms of Mohawk ments. Have some finance. T. Notice | Hotpoint electric stove, $10. Cass City. 6-4-3 day. B. and Vaccinated. Free De- Re-Roof Awining-s 3629. 5-21-3 cake from Sommers Bakery. comes the finest carpets made No appointment necessary if Phone 872-2263. 6-4-1 All sizes and kinds. Complete by the largest cai-pet maker livery. Priced reasonable. Re-side Insulate line of decorations - Caps delivered by 12 noon. Steward Taylor, phone 517- Aluminum Windows and Doors FOR RENT-Electric adding PASTURE For Rent-160 acres, in the world. Halves and quarters for sale. 635-5761. 2 miles east, 1/2 Nylon Carpeting 5 miles southeast of Cass City. (white, blue or red), graduate Call or Write machine by day or week. Or figures, and picks (sold only We wrap for freezer. north of Marlette. 3-26-tf rent a new Smith- Corona Reg. $6.95 sq. yd. Phone Sandusky 648-3760. For trucking, phone 872- 5-21-3 with cakes.) Sommers Bakery, Bill Sprag-ue, owner portable typewriter. Also new phone 872-3577. 5-28-2 From $4.95 3376. Of Elkton Roofing and Siding ft and used typewriters for sale, SPECIAL 6 1/2 miles east of Mayville Cass City , Company all makes. Leave your type- FARMING per sq. yd. and up on E. Mayville Rd. 3-5-tf Steel Supply, Inc. Elkton 375-4215 writers and other office equip- $5.25 sq. yd. FOR A PROFIT Bad AXP CO 9-7469 ment at our store for repair. FOR SALE-Oliver 4 row culti- I-Beams - Angles - Ghaamels McConkey Jewelry and Gift vator, power lift; New Holland or Caseville 856-2307 Shop. 10-6-tf New Thumb Appliance rubber tired side delivery Plates - Bars - Re-Steel Terms to 5 years Gambles We have a quantity of 16 rake; Yetter hay conditioner, Pipe - Cable - Sheeting 3-17-tf gauge Sheeting suitable for Center Cash Buyers Cass City Smith-Doug-lass like new. Ervin Walrod, 1/2 Corrugated Steelpipe tool sheds, storage bins. south of Gagetown, call after Steel Fabrication & Erection BOOMS RED & WHITE top silos: Crop Builder Cass City 6. 5-28-3 early order discounts are in Waiting effect for silos ordered now FOR SALE-boy's suit, size 12, Cass City Steel 10-7-tf L P GAS: 500 and 1,000 gallon Phone 872-3770 for 1970 erection. Over 41 very good shape. Phone 872- years of silo building exper- Need listings of all types. 3248 Mrs. Hugo Hoppe. 6-4-3 Supply EGGS-Large, 40£; medium, 3 tanks. 100-lb. cylinders-re- 3-26-tf FOUNDATION gular routes. Two-way radios. ience to do a better job for --FOR- doz. $1.00, small, 30£, 4 south Cass City, Mich. 1 1/2 west of Cass City. Ron Tri-County Gas Co., division FOR SALE-Oliver 4 row cul- you. We do the complete job AUCTIONEERING - See Lorn HIGH YIELDS 5-28-4 of Long Furniture of Marlette. for you including the founda- Wm. Zemke, Broker "Slim" Hillaker. Top dollar Patera. 5-21-3 tivator. Phone 872-3610. 7-24-tf 5-28-3 tion. Write today and get all Cass City and Deford for your property. Phone 872- Cass City TYPEWRITER AND ADDING the facts about the silo with 3019, Cass City. 10-3-tf ZENITH HEARING Aids - for the heaviest and best inside machine ribbons-for all makes sale: Several good used factory FOR SALE-1960 camping trai- FOR RENT-Nice Jmall house Rhone 872-2776 of machines at the Chronicle. finish. Remember the early FUELGAS CO. Bulk gas for Crop Service reconditioned hearing aids. ler, 12-ft., self contained. In near town. NO pets. No child- 3-28-tf 3-2-tf excellent shape. Ron Nicholas, ren. Phone 872-3138. 6-4-1 bird gets the worm. Silo-Matic every purpose. From 20 McConkey Jewelry and Gift & VanDale silo unloaders and pounds to 1,000 gallons. Rates Cass City Phone 872-3080 Shop. 3-5-tf 7 miles north, 1 west of Cass FOR SALE-Rototiller, 5 hp. 8-29-tf WEDDING INVITATIONS and City. Phone 872-3839. 5-28-3 ROOMS FOR RENT-Girls only feeding equipment. Booms with reverse. Runs excellent as low as 4£ per pound. announcements. A complete Silo Co., Inc., Harbor Beach, Furnaces, ranges, water heat- GRAVEL Road and fill deliver- References required. 4391 S. $75.00. 4237 Maple or 872- FREEZER and Air Conditioner, line of printing, raised print- Seeger St. Phone 872-2406. Mich., phone: 479-6654. 3755 after 6:00. 6-4-1 ers, refrigerators, wall furn- ed or loaded. 1 1/2 south, 1-22-tf aces, floor furnaces, washers Refrigerator close-out.Gibson ing or engraving. Dozens to 5-21-tf choose from. Cass City 1/4 west of Cass City. Harvey FOR SALE-Large fresh and and dryers. If it's gas, we and Tappan priced to clear. Kritzman. 4-30-12 —'Featuring— Exclusive 10-year warranty. Chronicle, Cass City. 1-12-tf FOR SALE-1964Chevelle. Very springing Holstein heifers. 3 sell and service it. Corner Honda & Kawasaki Cycles Ike's good condition and very clean. south, 1 west of Bay Port. M-81 and M-53. Phone Cass Will sacrifice now. Fuelgas Co. of Cass City. Phone 872- WANTED-Jobs doing haying by Moriarty Pole Builders, Inc. Sales & Service Please call after 4^30. 872- Call OL6-3409. Bruce Kuhl. City 872-2161 for free esti- —Also Featuring— Electrical Service 2059. 5-28-3 mates. 5-21-tf 2161. 5-21-tf two teenage boys. Phone 872- 6-4-3 3461. Fred and Henry Nolan. Specializing in: Portable Generators & Mini IRA TREPKO'SKT FOR SALE or trade for jeep BORDER Collie puppies, black 5-28-3 Bikes 4665 S. Washington St. FOR SALE-Electric broom va- SALAD BAR and Fish Fry Fri- cuum cleaner, $12.50. Three day nights at Martin's Res- or motorcycle: 1962 Pontiac and white, $5 each. Delbert Moriarty Buildings We service what we sell Ubly, Mich. Phone 658-8255 FOR SALE-Double bed; fainting Residential & Commercial matching throw rugs, size taurant, Cass City. 4-20-tf Catalina convertible, V-8 Healy, 1 mile east of Cass Kingston, Michigan automatic, PS and PB. Phone City, 3 miles north, 1 3/4 couch; complete 23 channel 1006 E, Garo Rd. Wiring 4x 2 1/2,$10 Also other throw 872-2222 after 6 p.m. 5-21-3 east. 6-4-3 Citi Fone CB outfits, and an- rugs. Phone 872-2975. M. R. FUR RENT-Electric Glamor - tennas, corner gun cabinet. Box 32 - B'lone 517-683-2300 Phone 673-2680 25 Years Experience Vender. 6-4-1 ene rug shampooer. Your Call 872-3537 after 7. 5-21-3 3-5-26 No Job too large- choice of wet or dry. Gambles, FOR SALE-14 large springing Quality structures for farm and industry. No JCentury Water Softener at types of listings—homes in Cass City. Get yours now. NOW SELLING OUT: Mill-End Cass City $6.75 bale Phone 872-2161. 5-21-tf Fuelgas at low-low rates. Call Rototillers, Lawn Sweepers towai and out, hobby farms, Bresky's 872-2161 for details. Fuelgas buys entire quality stock of 2-19-tf Fencing, Insecticides, Sprayers Cash and Carry Co. of Cass City. 5-21-tf Riley's Shoe Store of Caro. Recreatic,n laiid and farmers I WILL NOT be a candidate Moves it to Bay City and now farms. Rakes, Shovels, Hoes, etc. Contracting for treasurer of Evergreen selling it at very low prices. FOR SALE-1969 Penton lOOcc; Rabideau Motors township. Lloyd Severance. WANT-older man with trailer, Lots of famous brands. Lots 1966 Harley Davidson 250cc WE RENT THE FOLLOWING Phone 872-3280 Cass City 6-4-1 to live on farm in Cass City We are offering for ..sale Cass City area as caretaker. Write Box of ladies'* shoes now $1.00 to CRS Sprint; 1966 CB 160 cc ITEMS: very .nice lots oin Saginaw Bay 4-16-tf $3.87, men's shoes $1.00 to Honda; 15 ft. Fibreglas boat 6-4-tf 1. c/o Chronicle. Cass City, wear Rose Island at attractive UPHOLSTERING - modern and $9.60, children's shoes $1.88 with trailer; Johnson 50 hp. Power Bake APARTMENT Ranges, used. antique furniture. Free esti- 6-4-2 to $3.87. Mill-End Store, 103 prices and terms. Take your pick. Gas or elec- motor. Phone 872-3363, ,after Lawn Roller >••• ••> FOR SALE-Oliver 70 tractor, 'mates. Call 872-3280. Mrs. Center, in downtown Bay City. 4:»15 p.m. 5-28-3 $125. Phone 872-4214. 6-4-1 tric, at Fuelgas Company, cor- John Bresky. 3-12-tf 6-4-1 Power Edg-en & Trimmer ner M-53 and M-81, Cass No. 1 Wallace H. Ranke City. Phone 872-2161. 5-21-tf FOR SALE - 17 six-week old GARAGE SALE-1 mile south of WANTED - Summer employ- feeder pigs and saddle horses. Albee Hardware stoplight on Cemetery Road, ment for young man. Will try Smith - Douglass See Fred Broker WHY PAY MORE when you can Charles Becker, 11 1/2 miles Cass City: clothing-all marked anything. Am trying to save east of Cass City. 5-21-3 & Furniture under $1.00; shoes; drapes; buy antenna supplies, rotor money for college. 872-2892. for the best deal on, tires. and antenna, for as much as FERTILIZER - NITROGEN '6-4-1 U.H.F. TV converter; mer- 6-4-1 New 78 series belted tire, 6- Your Trustworthy Store cury wheels; antiques. Items 50 per cent off when you buy ply undertread. 4-ply sidewalls. SELF-CLEANING gas ranges. from Schneeberger TV, Fur- - CHEMICALS - Choose from Tappan, Hard- Cass City, Michigan too numerous to mention. All All sizes available. NORM COATES TV sales and day Friday and Saturday, June niture and Appliance, Cass Gross and O'Harris wicfc, Magic Chef. Prices way 6-4-2 service of Packard Bell Co- 5 & 6. 6-4-1 City. Phone 872-2696.11-27-tf down at Fuelgas. Ranges start lor - also servicing other Cass City Fred's Service at just $99.50. Fuelgas Co. of FOR SALE - Larson inboard- makes. Phone 872-4000, 6238 Meat Market Garage Cass City. Phone 872-2161. outboard 110 - horsepower. Main St., Cass City. 10-16-tf FOR PERSONAL SERVICE 5-21-tf Fully equipped with heavy duty MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW!!! Crop Service 5589 E, Cass City Rd. trailer. Less than 15 hours. And the Best in Meats Ehone 872-2235 PUTNAM Upholstery - modern SPECIAL!!! JUST LISTED'—2 Story home with 8 large rooms: Corner M-53 & M-81 Rabideau Motors, phone 872- and antique furniture rebuilt 5-14-7 Thumb Cycle Sales 3000, Cass City. 6-4-3 4 bedrooms; closets; WALL TO WALL CARPETING in Our Own Make of Fine Featuring and recovered. Free esti- living room; dining room; hallway; and 3 bedrooms; open Phone 872-3080 mates. Phone 673-2065. 315 Sausages and Smoked Meats WANTED-Woman to live in and CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING - STAIRWAY - large kitchen with breakfast nook — 2 bath- Cass City, Michigan Triumph E. Grant St., Caro. 2-26-tf Freezer Meats Always care for 4 children, starting Monday and Tuesday, Thurs- rooms; RECREATION ROOM; forced hot water heating sys- June 1. Phone Kingston, 683- day and Friday--No appoint- tem; many other features; - 3 car garage; lots of shade Available 9-18-tf Husqvarna and WANTEEX-Down and disabled trees — OWNER LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA —$20,000. 2474. 5-21-3 ment needed. We also cut, cattle and horses for mink wrap and freeze for your terms available. 9-23-tf RUMMAGE Sale-Starts Thurs- Penton Cycles feed. Call Elkton 375-4088. day, June 4, until sold out. SPRAY Painting and White- "Built to Win in the Dirt" freezer and do custom cur- Anderson Mink Ranch. 6-1-tf ing and smoking. Erla Pack- 80 ACRES: Frame 2 story home with 4 bedrooms; large NEVER WAX Again! Terrastan 6227 W. Main St., Cass City, washing, disinfect. Carl H. ing Co. Phone 872-2191. dining and living room; living room panelled; lots is now here. The seamless Mich. 6-4-3 Kurd; phone 517: 761-2733 Viking Snowmobiles 1-I3-tf SEPTIC TANK CLEANING-For of kitchen cabinets; built-in bookshelving; practically new flooring with 5 year guarantee Hutchins and Ray Briggs, fast, guaranteed work call Dale gas furnace; BEAUTIFUL SETTING among large shade on interior use, 3 year on FOR SALE - Homelite chain phone 517: 761-3525. Clif- AJso IT COSTS VERY little to keep Rabideau, Cass City 872-3581 trees; circular drive; 40x60* barn in excellent con.lition: exterior use. 3-easy steps. saws; Johnson outboard mo- ford, Michigan. 5-14-12 PARTS AND SERVICE your store fronts spic and or 872-3000. 3-24-tf Butler grain bin; land is TILED where needed; one of the Richard's TV & Appliance, tors, boats and accessories. DEPARTMENT span. Supreme Window Clean- best in the township; WIDOW CANNOT HANDLE; price Sales with service, 6523 Main Boyd Shaver's Garage, Caro, FOR SALE-Small maple hutch. ers handles commercial win- reduced from $40,000. to $33,000. for immediate sale- St., Cass City. Phone 872- across from Caro Drive-in. 4644 Oak St. Call after 5 p.m. 6509 Main St. Phone 872-3750 dow cleaning problems. Just Auctioneer terms available —Immediate possession. HURRY HURRY!! 2930. 6-4-1 Phone OSborn 3-3039. 1-23-tf 6-4-3 Cass City 3-6-tf call 872-2010. Free estimates. EXPEiRIENCMD Only one like it!!!! All work guaranteed, all work- Complete Auctioneering Ser- WANTED TO RENT-3 or 4 ers insured. 7-4-tf FOR RENT-Electric Glamor - vice Handled Anywhere, 40 ACRES; 3 bedroom home with extensive remodeling com- ene upholstery shampooer. Get bedroom house, in town, or pleted—-oil furnace,new kitchen cabinets; 1 mile from blacktop For Sale We mak6 All Arrangements it now from Gambles, Cass south or west of Cass City. I AM Sarah Coventry jewelry road -- owner in California —$15,900. --$2,000. down. City. Phone 872-3515. 5-2-tf Phone 872-3737. 4-30-tf saleslady. If interested in hav- My Experience Is Your CASS CITY AREA: Five acres with a three bedroom house, ing a party, call Bonnie Mas- Assurance 38 ACRES-No buildings - near State Land — 36 acres tillable part basement, new water system, full bath, large kitchen, $6,250.00 down payment $1,500. Immediate possession. FOR SALE-Camper for Chev- new roof on house, good siding, a good paint job and panel- singale at 872-3217. 6360 rolet pickup. 2 south and 11/4 Houghton St., Cass City, (up- Ira and David For Rent ing would convert this into a $12,000. home. Nice variety NEAR SCHOOLS & PLAYGROUND-Very neat in and out- west of Gagetown. Phone 665- of fruit trees, tool shed, good horse barn with cement floors, stairs, east apartment). 6-4-2 2419. 6-4-1 some land tiled., Full price all on $12,000. Osentoski 3 bedroom home with m?ny closets and storage room;- 1 5 hp Rototiller—42.00 an PHONE: closet cedar lined — 1 extra large bedroom with many PUTNAM Upholstery - modern hour. BLACKTOP LOCATION -Located north of Cass City, large and antique furniture rebuilt Cass City 872-2352 collect built-ins - wall to wall carpeting - full basement; 1 1/2 FOR SALE Air conditioner, car garage w'.th patio, beautifully landscaped - many other used 10 days, $80. 4208 Sher- house, part basement, two car garage, storage building, and recovered. Free esti- plenty of evergreens around yard for privacy, some fruit mates. Phone 673-2065. 315 feature;-, — $21,000. terms available. Immediate possession. man St. Phone 872-2274. EAVETROUGH WORK-Contact HURRY HURRY !!!!!!! 5-21-3 Western Auto trees. You may have two acres or you name it up to 160 E. Grant St., Caro. 2-26-tf. Dale Mellendorf, phone 872- acres. 3182. Free estimates. 10-5-tf 40 ACRES-Between Caro & Cass City - solid frame 5 room home; basement; furnace, some remodeling completed 8 LIMITED TIME special offer. Cass City 40 ACRES mostly wooded with a nice variety of trees, small AT HILL ORCHARDS-Apples, years ago; good barn; blacktop road; a very good buy at cabin with basement, nice building spots, one of the best many grades and varieties; Hamilton gas dryer for $139.95 FOR SALE-'66 Dodge 1/2 ton $18,500. with $3,000 down —balance like rent —HURRY! at Fuelgas Co. of Cass City. 5-14-4 we have ever offered with blacktop location. With terms. also fresh sweet cider. R. L. pick-up, 6 cylinder, 43,000 Hill, 7 miles southwest of Act now! Phone 872-2161. miles. No rust. Owen Quinn. LAUNDRAMAT with 2 Dry Cleaning machines—established 5-21-tf LARGE COLONIAL home, large kitchen, birch cabinets, Caro on M-81. 12-18-tf Phone 872-2619. 6-4-1 6 years — completely equipped; building included - all PAPER NAPKINS imprinted tiled floors, dutch door, dining room, carpeted living room, for $23,500. terms. with names and dates for wed- fireplace, den or bedroom, utility and half bath combined, AUCTIONEERING - Farm and dings, receptions, showers, basement with oil furnace, open stairway with two bedrooms RESTAURANT—grossing over $50,000.00 - very neat and general. Harold Copeland, anniversaries and other oc- up and full bath, also room for a large bedroom, unfinished. well equipped - retiring - $21,000. terms. Cass City. Phone 872-2592. casions. The Cass City Chron- This also has aluminum storms and screens, beautiful 5-18-tf icle. 1-12-tf back yard, blacktop location and one and one-half miles 6 ACRES - MINI FARM — Just off M-81 highway - 7 room from Cass City. If you want a good home, the kind you home with 3 bedrooms; dining room; tool shed; barn; comes SPECIAL!!!!!! always wanted, then see this. with John Deere tractor and other equipment—full price $12,000. terms. PINE ST., Cass City; RANCH TYPE HOME with 3 large PRICE REDUCED: Thr,ee bedroom house with two lots lo- bedrooms; closets and storage space; FIREPLACE, built- cated on Garfield Street, the kind you don't buy" at the price RANCH TYPE HOME - 5 years old - Aluminum siding- in VACUUM SYSTEM; full basement; 1 1/2 BATHROOMS; of this one, only $9,500. be sure to see me on this one. natural gas furnace, basement; hardwood floors; vanity two car garage attached with electric garage door opener; in bathroom; thermo-pane picture window in living room; family size kitchen; dining and living room combination; DREAM HOUSE: Two bedrooms, full bath, washer and dryer and dining area window - 12x17' patio, thoroughly insulated; large picture window in living room; wet plastered; alum- hookup, living room 12'xl8', closets, kitchen has inlaid, SOLD & ERECTED aluminum storms and screens; chain-link fenced yard cost inum storms and screens; EXTRA LARGE LOT 109x132' also entry, balance all carpeted, has garage, oil furnace, By over $500. - rose bushes, etc. GARAGE ATTACHED to many other features - Please call for an appointment!!! nice shrubbery and back yard for privacy, don't wait too BILL O'DELL home full price $19,900.00 terms. $24,000. Terms. long this is going to be sold. THUMB CONTRACTOR For THESE and OTHER listings on HOMES, FARMS AND "FOUR BEDROOM home to rent - vacant now!!!" WE HAVE OTHER property for sale not advertised here so BUSINESSES, see,call or write to: Phone 872-3350 or 872-2349 See, call or write to: please stop at office for more details. Cass City, Mich. B. A, CALKA. REALTOR B. A, CALKA, REALTOR Edward J. Hahn- Broker BUILDINGS ANY SIZE FOR EVERY NEED 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Mich. 48726. Telephone: Area Cass City, Michigan, 48726. Phone: Area Code 517 872- Code 517-872-3355. 6240 W. Main St. Cass City, Michigan, or phone 872-2155 3355. 5-14-2 days or 872-3519 evenings. 6-4-1 PAGE SiX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1970 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN QUANTITY I TENDER AGED BEEF RIGHTS SPECIALS GOOD RESERVED THRU BLADE CUT MON., June 8 ROASTS

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The Cass City High School athletic program officially end- ed Thursday night at the annual all-sports banquet held at the tf high school gym. The event was highlighted by the presentation of the Paul Smarks award to John Smentek and Tony Davis by Athletic Director Robert Stickle. Before the presentation, members of the golf, baseball and track teams were awarded letters and recognized for ach- ievements. The award won by Smentek and Davis is for participation in all sports, scholarship and leadership qualities. It is grant- ed to the Senior judged to have been the leader in these cate- gories. This year the judges felt that both boys were equally deserving. Parents of players and friends of the high school ath- letic program comfortably fil- led the gym and heard Dr. Waldo Sauter, Central Michigan Uni- versity Coach, tell of the values of athletics "not between the THE SENIOR MEMBERS of the Cass City High School championship baseball team covers of a book." presented the title trophy to Principal Russell Richards. From left: Bruce Eshelman, He said a sense of fair play, physical fitness, devotion to a Lee Taylor, John Smentek, Tony Davis and John Wencley. cause, accepting discipline, THE FEATURED SPEAKER for the all-sports banquet self-discipline and lasting Also introduced were the var- Thursday was Dr. Waldo Sauter, baseball coach at Central friendships were among the ious members of the cheer- values that athletes receive leading teams. The girls made "If It Fitz Michigan University. He entertained the athletes and their from participation in sports. scrapbooks for Seniors on the parents with anecdotes and stories about his experiences -., Coach Bob Watson was the various teams and were ack- as a coach. ^master of ceremonies and in- nowledged for their help in the Listen here, America ; trodueed members of his track program during the year. team. Watson explained how the vol- BY JIM FITZGERALD The members of Cass City's unteer financial help program winning relay team, Jim Selby^ made spring sports and Junior Craig Guernsey, D. Vollmer and "America, you have under- "If you have something tosay generals may be ha2ardous to High sports available and asked arm wetness. But I don't care." and the guts to say it, write the health of your 18-year-old : Harv Fredericks presented the the donors present to stand. trophy won in the Thumb B That's what I'm going to tell us a letter," Avco said. The son. Each body counted in our Conference to Principal Russell All coaches emphatically America when I go on national Avco brass Will decide what is military body-counts was once Richards, predicted that Cass City's television. important enough for America a human being who loved and sports program was on the rise Avco Corp. will send ,a cam- to hear. This column is my was loved. His family misses '• Watson also introduced Fred and that the teams would be a era crew to my home to film letter and it can't miss. But, him. Hurlburt, baseball coach, who threat next year in the Thumb me while I talk. Avco will pay in case I forget, would you You should not judge a man introduced the members of his B Conference. the network bill. All I have to do please mail it to "An American by the length of his hair or the championship baseball team and is pay for redecorating the Speaks, Box 878 New York, color of his skin. No more recounted anecdotes about each. house. Our tattered drapes and N. Y. 10017." "back of the bus." All of us The championship baseball flecking paint aren't going to be Like I said, America should bleeding liberals know that. But trophy was also presented to D. Jenkins wins seen by millions of dust-check- be assured that underarm wet- the same yardstick should be Richards. in style show ing housewives, my wife said. ness does not mean the end of applied when your daughter Coach Roland Pakonen intro- You probably read the Avco the world, TV commercials picks a date, or a husband. duced members of the Junior Dorothy Jenkins, former offer, in page ads in hundreds have scared America silly of all Otherwise, the whole idea is Varsity baseball team and told Cass City resident, placed third of newspapers, Avco said: *If the wrong things. What could phony and will never get off the how the boys had won their last in a hair style show at Tri= you have something important be more appropriate than to ground. six games in a row. City Beauty School in Saginaw. to tell Americas we'll put you correct this through the use of White racism has caused "•orr national te'MvislSir'to £ay"i1;.* A-vco commercials? '"countless problems and misery. For the first time in history, There were 30 entries and It's hard for the little guy to It's really not so terrible, But black racism, although Cass City fielded a golf team the three winners go on to be heard, Avco said. But he America, if you smell or burp more understandable, is just as and Coach Tom Woody intro- compete against 30 other win- should be heard. So Avco is or sweat. Girls may like you stupid. The only real hope is duced the boys who were on ners in Lansing June 15. turning over its TV commercial even if you don't drive a sporty that enough black men will the squad. time to "individual Americans car. You can insist that forgive and forget. Which is Dr. Sauter was introduced by She performed a high style like yourself." "Winstons taste good like a more than many white men Coach Tom Spencer. on her sister and model, Mary Not all of you. In fact, just cigaret should" is poor gram- deserve. Lou Betz, also of Millington. 50 the first year. I don't know mar without fear of 12 howling And until these problems of They are the daughters of Mr. who the other 49 will be. In men tap dancing on your head. war and race are solved, every- and Mrs. Harold Crawford of truth, I must admit that Avco I even know a woman who thing else is peanuts. Pollu- THE COVETED AWARD presented to the athletic-scholar- Deford. has not yet agreed I should be had nerve enough to call a tion hurts and there's glory on one of the persons to tell Ameri- repairman to fix her Maytag. the moon. But first, people must leader judged most outstanding went to John Wencley and Men's Wear and Mrs. Jenkins expects to com- ca something important. But the She still lives. learn how to get along with Tony Davis0 Their names will be inscribed on the Paul Formal Wear Rent plete her training late this sum- actual inking of the TV pact So phooey. people. Phone 872-3431 mer. She is a graduate of Cass (that's show biz talk) is just a What we need are commer- See you on TV? Don't bet Smarks trophy along with previous outstanding Cass City City class of 1959. formality. cials warning that Pentagon your spray deodorant on it. athletes. GROSS & O'HARRIS MEAT MARKET

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THINGS WE PRINT Down Memory Lane Miss Rosalia Mall Phone 665-2562 « BUSINESS CARDS FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE » ACCOUNTING Mrs. C. P. Hunter had as Guests during the week at the FORMS guests Wednesday, Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl "PROGRAMS Mrs. Fabian Eccles of Detroit Kurd were Mrs. Violet Potter FIVE YEARS AGO uates from Cass City High announced that its annual nur- and Miss Mary Ellen Hunter of of Taylor, Miss Vicki Potter • STATEMENTS sing scholarship was awarded • ENVELOPES School. Lapeer and Sr. Mary Jane from of Traverse City, Mrs. Maude John Bifoss Sr., 38, has been Tuscola County townships to Jean Meredith, daughter" of Monroe. Friday guests were Sarosky of Gagetown, Mrs. Nora « TICKETS signed to replace Oarie Le- will pay $10.00 a mile this Mr. and Mrs. Morris Meredith Miss Bernadine Ryan and Mrs. Hughes of Shepherd. Mr. and • MENUS manski on the coaching staff summer to have their black- of Snover. Bernice Fisher of Royal Oak Mrs. Clare Root of Caro were • LETTERHEADS at Cass City High School. topped roads sprayed by the and Miss Bernice Malloy of Sunday guests. • VOUCHERS Glen Vermilya, 23, Cass City, County Road Commission to TEN YEARS AGO Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Car- a BROCHURES was run over by his own truck keep brush down. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boots, roll and LeeAnn and Mrs. • BOOKLETS at the Walnut Trailer Park and Three persons have filed for From a garage in Croswell Debra, Dan, Dennis, Jeffrey Theresa Johnston spent Sunday is recovering from a fractured the two seats to the school board to a magnificent new 10,000 and Laura of Arcadia, Mich., at Sand Point with Mr. and pelvis at Hills and Dales Gen- for four-year terms. Seeking square - foot manufacturing and Mrs. Robert Jewell of Cass Mrs. Leonard Damm. ; eral Hospital. re-election are Horace Bulen plant in Cass City in 10 short City were Saturday guests of Martin Freeman of Saginaw The Chronicle Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer and her and Don Koepfgen. Challenging years is the record compiled Mrs. Archie Ackerman and spent the week end and until PHONE 872-2010 daughter Charlene were the is Don DeLong. by Anrod Screen Cylinder Co. Archie Jr. Tuesday with his daughter, Mr. first mother-daughter grad- The Cass City Zonta Club Tuberculosis in cattle and a Mrs. Gertrude Schwaderer and Mrs. Jerome Rocheleau. threat of disease carried by ttttwrw*;*:::^^ had as guests Tuesday, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dens- ships from foreign countries Mrs. Clare Schwaderer of Pon- more went to Bay City Sunday using the Great Lakes because to visit his sister, Mrs. Lydia ,•*•! tiac and Thursday, Mi\ and Mrs, of the completion of the St. Carl Robinson of Marshall and Grew. Lawrence Seaway are two major Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Laurie JIM WAS I threats to the Thumb's and Bonnie and James Patrick of who celebrated their 60th wed- Michigan's agriculture. Cass City. ding anniversary, were enter- Bill Tuckey, son of Mr. and Miss Sue Hunter and Dolores tained at a dinner by their Mrs. Luke Tuckey, and Keith Korn of Chicago spent the week family at the Sherwood Forest O'Dell, son of Mr. and Mrs. end with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Country Club. Relatives came GKAIMIATEII TOIIAYf William O'Dell, were among Downing. from Caro, Bad Axe, Detroit, 693 students at Central Michi- Mr. and Mrs. William Bur- Cass City and Romulus. Mary and I sat on the bleachers overlooking the high schoo! athletic field £: gan University to receive de- rows, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Com- Twenty-one relatives attended. grees and certificates at com- and watched him march in with his class. A bird glided overhead, and, from far:* ment and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mrs. James Edwards of mencement exercises. .Beachey of Pigeon went to Bay Northville spent Friday and Sat-' off, a dog's bark and children's voices mingled on the evening air. Behind eir-jij: The Rev. Raymond J. Pilar- City Sunday and were guests of urday at the Wallace Laurie cling hills, blue mountains made a stately backdrop. :* ski will be the new pastor at Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cummings home. St. Michael Church in Wilmot for a cook-out. Misses Phoebe and Georgie Jim avoided our glance, the habitual grin he's worn since babyhood stilled £: and the mission of Mayville. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil U. Brown will host an Kerr and Mrs. Gertrude Kerr for a moment in a gaze of earnest solemnity. His first big milestone had come, g Tom Schwaderer, son of Mr. open house honoring their 50th wedding anniversary, Saturday, of Caseville were Thursday lun- and I smiled to myself remembering his eagerness to embark upon the "world £ and Mrs. E. B. Schwaderer of June 13. cheon guests of the Wallace Cass City, will receive a doc- The celebration will be held at the First Baptist church Engagement Told Lauries. of tomorrow." $ tor of medicine degree at Wayne from 2:30 to 5 p.m. The family requested that no gifts be Alberto Lopez was taken to I have no fears for his future . for Jim is a Christian. What a wonderful £: State University's commence- given. Hills and Dales Hospital last assurance it is to his mother and me to know that wherever he goes, what-$ ment exercises. Mr. Brown was born March 24, 1893, at Cumber and Mrs. Wednesday and was to undergo President-elect Mrs. Keith Brown, the former Mary U. Burt, was born Nov. 9, 1895, at surgery this week. ever happens in that wonder- ful "world" ahead, the values and$: McConkey presided at the June Wickware. They were married June 12, 1920, in Detroit principles he has been taught will be there to guide and:|: meeting of the WSCS of the by the Rev. William G. Coltman of the Highland Park Baptist sustain him. Methodist Church when Mrs. church. Harry Miller, who is leaving Both Mr. and Mrs. Brown are members of the First Baptist How grate- ful we are to our church for;* the community, Mrs. Ellwood church. Mr. Brown is retired after working 33 years for BAD AXE the guid- ance and encouragement tt£: Eastman, retiring president, the Detroit Edison Co. us in the Christian education >:•' and Mrs. L. Lorentzen, oldest They have five children, Mrs. John M. (Ruth Jean)Quinn has given member of the WSCS, were of Plymouth, Mrs. William D. (Elaine) Bell of Farmington, THEATRE of our son! honored. Mrs. Roger (Mary Kay) McDonald of Naperville, HL, Kenneth L. Brown of Marion, Iowa, and Mrs. James S. (Sharon) Evans, Sunday jjij TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO BAD AXE, MICHIGAN John x: a missionary in Iquitos, Peru. There are 12 grandchildren. Wed Sat. June 3-6 3:1-16 *: Appointment of Sara Agnes c SHOWS 7:00-8:57 Monday jv Cooley to the Army Nurse Acts %': Corps, Army of the United EL Hill Sr. dies Memorial Day 9:1-22 8 States, with the rank of second « X; lieutenant, has been announced Howard Hill Sr., 82, lifelong Funeral services were held Tuesday jx at headquarters of the Sixth resident of Greenleaf township, Tuesday at Little's Funeral II Corinthians £ Service Command in Chicago. died Saturday, May 30, at his Home. Rev. Milton Gelatt, pas- tor of Holbrook Baptist Church, 3:17 to 4:6 % Horatio Gotts sold his 120- home. Born April 8, 1888, in Green- officiated. Burial was in Elkland Wednesday $j acre farm in Elkland township, cemetery. three miles northeast of Cass leaf township, he was the son FLORINE SWEENEY Proverbs '•'/. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Barney 4:10-19 *: City, to Henry Cooklin. CARTOON SPORTS Cass City was chosen as the Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Dolan Sweeney Thursday site of the annual Tuscola Scout He and Miss Lois Moss were Harris delegate to of Ubly have announced the en- Sun.-Mon.-Tues. June 7-8-9 Ezekiel Camporee for the second time married in Argyle June 26, gagement of their daughter, 34:22-31 because of the attraction of the 1926, and the couple made their insurance meet Florine, to Harold Krueger, son Matinee Sun. 2:00 © outdoor swimming pool. home on a farm in Greenleaf of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krueger One show nightly 8:00 Friday township. Newell Harris, a Cass City Sr. of Bad Axe. John The Boy Scout troop com- life insurance representative METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER mittee were hosts at a testi- Mr. Hill attended the Hoi- Miss Sweeney is a secretary WILLIAM WYIEKS 4:27-38 brook Baptist Church. of AEtna Life & Casualty, will at Anrod Screen Cylinder Co. e monial dinner given at the attend the 42 annual meeting of school honoring Scoutmaster Besides his widow, he is sur- in Cass City and her fiance Saturday vived by four daughters, Mrs. AEtna's Corps of Regionnaires, John Harold Oatley. is employed as a boiler maker Francis (Marie) Clara of Cass June 4-7 at the Jackson Lake at Combustion Engineering in 6:27-40 Pupils of the grade school and Lodge, Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Girl Scouts of Cass City have City, Mrs. Hugh (Edna Mae) Saginaw. completed 300 gaily decorated Mitchell of Ubly, Mrs. Veras A fall wedding is being Wise of Hazel Park and Mrs. Harris, who gained member- planned. tray covers to be used by vet- Gordon (Ella Jean) Ware of Cass ship in the national honorary erans in hospitals for the Fourth City, and one son, Howard Hill organization by compiling an of July. This Junior Red Cross Jr. of Cass City. outstanding record in the life Phone: Caro 673-2722 project was under the direc- Others surviving are: one insurance field during the past tion of Mrs. C. W. Price, local year, lives at 4630 Huron. chairman. sister, Mrs. Mike HolikofCass John Day, son of Mrs. Zora City; one brother, Emerson Hill of Cass City, and 19 grandchild- The first requisite in solving Day of Cass City, has been pro- any problem is self-confidence. moted to the rank of Major. ren. D RIVE - I N T H E A T R E He is located in Germany with the Ninth Army. Cadet Nurse Elaine Brown of THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY JUNE 4-5-6 WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. Detroit and three friends, also THEATRE 2 BRAND NEW COLOR HITS! TOP-NOTCH BIG STORE Message Sponsored by student nurses, spent the week end at Miss Brown's parental CASS CASS CITY SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERY MEM- home. BER OF THE FAMILY! Ferris Ware, Owner 6467 Main St. These Progressive Firms AIR CONDITIONED FOR COMFORT THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO COACH LIGHT Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Eve. Shows: 7:30-9:00-11:00 The board of education at Terrific Double Feature CAPTAIN NEMO IGA F00DLINER PHARMACY its meeting elected J. Ivan Nier- AND THE TXNDEKW&TER CITY garth as superintendent of Inspired by JULES VERNE TABLERITE MEATS (Formerly Mac & Scotty Drug) schools at Cass City. HALF A TON AND TEN FEET TALL.., 6121 Cass City Road, Cass City Ph. 872-2645 Mike Weaver, R Ph. 872-3613 Two players were injured at a baseball game here on WAIT DISNEY productions Memorial Day when Cass City KRITZMAN'S CLOTHING HARTWICK'S FOOD MKT. defeated Caro 7-4. Injured were Manley Asher, second KINGofthe baseman for the Cass City nine, Cass City, Michigan Arlan E. Hartwick Phone 872-3695 and "Mickie" Warren, Caro cat- GRIZZLIES cher. TECHNICOLOR* The Ford gar age has installed L & S STANDARD a laboratory test stand which THUMB APPLIANCE determines a number of troub- SERVICE les which may develope in any CENTER COMPLETE CAR CARE SERVICE make of car. It tells the mech- Stanley Asher, Mgr. Cass City, Michigan 6553 Main Phone 872-2342 anic how the fuel pump is work- ing, whether the distributor is working, and tests carburetors, Also - Back By Request Mr. "True Grit" Himself! SCHNEEBERGER TV, : spark plugs, oil pressure and MARTIN'S RESTAURANT FURNITURE-APPLIANCES! battery connections. One dog is owned by every HOME OF NAME BRANDS seventh person in Tuscola ROBERT RYAN-CHUCK CONNORS-NANETTE NEWMAN1UCIANA PALU2ZI Cass City, Mich. re]<2*®* PANAVlSIOr & METRQCOIQR £^MGM Phone 872-2696 county if one may judge by the 4,225 dog licenses which have been paid by dog owners to Plus This Exciting Color Co-Hit!! township and county treasurers. MGM presents WALBRO CORPORATION BULEN MOTORS Fire destroyed the farm An ItaloZingarelli CHEVROLET- OLDSMOBILE house of Joshua Fisher in Ever- Production Cass City, Michigan green township. A small portion Cass City, Michigan in Metrocoior of the household goods were AR saved. About 200 patrons and their MAC & LEO SERVICE CASS CITY FLORAL families gathered at the NEXT WEEK: THUMB PREMIERE LEONARD PRODUCTS Flowers & Gifts Masonic Hall in Decker to honor their mail carrier, Harry Starting THURSDAY Nite Cass City, Mich. Phone 872-3122 Phone 872-3675 Cass City, Mich. Coller, on his birthday. NOW ON THE GIANT SCREEN! Norwood D. Eastman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Eastman and a student in the English £4 %nd NEW/full-length feature GAMBLE STORE BULK-PROPANE SYSTEMS-FURNACES- S school, has earned the right to RANGES-WATER SOFTENERS & OTHER x represent Tuscola county at the of family entertainment^ APPLIANCES •$ Michigan State Fair school this j'* Cass City, Michigan Phone 872-3515 Junction M-81 & M-53 Phone 872-2161 x fall. His mark on the state fair examination was 91.3%. SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY 2 HITS! June 7-8-9 CASS CITY GULF SERVICE KLEIN FERTILIZERS INC. 1 READ THE Tires - Batteries - Belts Phone 872-2120 Cass City, Mich. •£• Cass City, Mich. Phone 872-3850 « LIFE* Magnificent THELMA'S GROCERY ra&^> ssstx tfJSgSgSSSilKS.. &£8$&8&S£^SS& CROFT-CLARA LBR.9 INC. Note to Parents: Ask the Kids who PUFNSTUF £ 4119 S. Seeger Phone 872-3313 Cass City, Mich. is—they will tell you. £ ASS. 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AGENT'S CORNER Sandra Geiger Northwood grad Mrs. Thelma Jackson Among 328 graduates receiv- Phone OL 8-3092 Self esteem important ing degrees Sunday, May 24, at Holbrook Area News Northwood Institute in Midland was Sandra K. Geiger, daugh- Mrs. Margaret Ross - Extension Agent ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gei- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Camp- uation open house for Sally ger of Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Wills at- day supper guests. fair. The hostess served jj tended the wedding of Gloria bell of St. Helen were Wednes- Romzek. Tiffany Longstreet of Flo- cookies and ice cream. ^ day afternoon guests of Sara Mr. and Mrs. John Mika and What do you think of your- others, to accept others. Selleck and Terry Spandley at rida is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stilson, \ self? Do you really like you? the First Methodist church at Campbell and Harry Edwards. Gregory, Morris Brown and Reva Silver. who were injured in a car acci- | A mistaken notion is that to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer Emerson Brown of Detroit and Family life counselors, like onefe self is to be utterly Grand Ledge Saturday after- Twelve ladies attended the dent at the corner of Pringle| social workers, teachers and noon. A reception followed in spent Saturday with Mrs. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Tino Benitez and Greenleaf Extension meeting and Ger mania roads, were taken* selfish. Selfishness is extreme Ainsworth at Carsonville where Lisa of Saginaw spent the week others tell us that one key to a love of self above all others. the church basement. Miss Thursday afternoon at the home to Hills and Dales Hospital! healthy personality is a strong, Selleck is the daughter of Mr. they helped Mrs. Ainsworth ce- end with Mr. and Mrs. Willis of Mrs. Murill Shagena. The where Mrs. Stilson is still a| What is being recommended lebrate her birthday. Brown. Other Sunday guests positive self concept. here is a kind of equality in and Mrs. Clare Selleck and group discussed preparing ex- patient. Mr. Stilson came home * It is developed by having granddaughter of Mrs. Gordon The Midnight Riders 4-H club were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shu- hibits for the Sandusky 4-H Saturday. I successful learning exper- liking one's self as one likes Wills and the late Mr. Wills. rode in the Bad Axe Memorial bel of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. iences during the early years- others and vise versa. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Morri- Day parade in their new red, Nelin Richardson and Ed Jack- experiences which normally It has been shown that de- son and Irene Alien spent Sunday black and white outfits and car- son. I have their setting in the family veloping a liking for one's self in Detroit. ried flags. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Gremel of 4 unit at home. And further devel- leads to liking/accepting others Mrs. Glen Shagena visited Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sha- Flint and Mrs. Keith Forbush opment takes place on through- even more. And in reverse- Marion Ballard and Mr. and gena and Sherry of Unionville of Inkster were Saturday guests out life. liking others even more Mrs. Randy Burns of Pontiac were Sunday guests of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson A healthy self concept is furthers accepting of one's self. at their home here Saturday. Mrs. Murill Shagena. and Mary Edith, learned through learning to like There seems to be a rela- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Atkins of Mrs. Mary Wills was a Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk tionship between the self day supper guest of Mr. .and and Randy were Sunday evening concept and the level of self Port Huron, Mr. and Mrs. Leo- nard Buella of Carsonville and Mrs. Cliff Robinson and family. guests of Mr. and ;Mrs. Floyd discipline. If a person truly Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Bob Cleland of Pontiac re- Zuluaf. likes himself, he is less apt to turned home Wednesday after Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shubel do anything to harm himself. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland. spending several days with Mrs. and Ed Jackson were Sunday DR. W. S. SELBY Dr. E. Paul Lockwood CHRONICLE He will be likely to treat him- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carbary Alex Cleland. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. self with the same respect and Paul Sweeney of Saginaw Nelin Richardson. Optometrist Chiropractic Physician care that he would consider and family of Bay City were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. spent the week end with David Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hendricfc Hours 8-5:6o except Thursday proper for others. He will not Jack Tyrrell and family. Sweeney. spent Friday evening with Mr. Office Hours: wish to harm himself physically SANDRA GEIGER Evenings by appointment Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wright Lorena Morley of Clio, Ber- and Mrs. Art Hendrick. 4624 Hill St. WANT ADS by substances harmful to his nice Gifford of New Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolsch- 9-12 a.m. and 1:30-5:00 p.m. body or mind. Miss Geiger received the as- of Clarkston visited Mrs. Le- Across from Hills and Dales sociates degree in secretarial land Nicol Saturday and also and Viola Colsom of Rochester lager and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hospital. Saturday 9-12 a.m. , Accepting and helping others- visited Leland Nicol at Hills were Saturday visitors at the Stout, Mrs. Bob Peruski, Mrs. Evenings-Tues. & Fri. 7-9 p.m. and accepting and helping one's science in ceremonies held in Phone 872-3404 Northwood Stadium. and Dales Hospital in Cass City. home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ron Peruski, Mr. and Mrs. self both on equal terms - are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Hendrick. Jim Hewitt, Mrs. Cliff Robin- Closed All Day Thursday | TRICK - QUICK keys to developing a healthy were Saturday evening guests Mrs. Earl Schenk spent Mon- son and Mrs. Joe Dybilas at- Harold T. Donahue, M.D. PH. 872-2765 Cass City ] personality and a positive at- Farm Bureau to of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena. day at the David Hacker home. tended the children's annual For Appointment titude toward life. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gracey Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stephen- musical program at Ubly High Physician and Surgeon send 4 youths to and Mrs. Cliff Glaza and Rich- son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sweeney School Thursday evening. ard attended a graduation party and Mr. and Mrs. Joe VanErp Clinic Edward C. Scollop D.V.MI. citizenship meet Mrs. Bob Swackhamer and 4674 Hill St., Cass City for Gary Glaza at the home of were Saturday evening guests sons of Bad Axe and Sara Office 4849 North Seeger St Mr. and Mrs. Stan Glaza. of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas. Campbell spent Friday inCaro. Office 872-2323- Res. 872-2311 Phone 872-2935 I The Tuscola County Farm Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk and Harry Edwards and Sara Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Robinson Bureau has announced the se- sons attended Memorial ser- Campbell spent Wednesday at MOTORCYCLE lection of four area high school and family of Bad Axe were vices at Grant Cemetery Sun- the Bob Swackhamer home PAT'S BEAUTY SALON students who will participate Saturday guests and Mr. and DENTISTRY day. where they helped Mrs. Swack- Mrs. Otis Robinson and family in the Young People's Citizen- Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer hamer celebrate her birthday. of Bad Axe were Sunday guests 6265 Main St. E. C. FRITZ ship Seminar sponsored an- visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Across from Leonard Station nually by Michigan Farm Bu- Tiffany Longstreet of Flo- of Mrs. Beatrice Robinson and Erbe at Port Huron. Leah. Phone 872-2772 Cass City Office over Coach Light RACES reau. rida, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis macy. We solicit your patronage Clayton Campbell of Detroit and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Twenty ladies of the Green- Chosen by a panel of judges spent the week end with Sara leaf Extension group went on Iwhen in need of work. Campbell and Harry Edwards. Goodfellow and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crandell, Jr. D.V.M. to represent Tuscola County Rege Davis of Utica, Debbie a mystery tour Tuesday to the at Central Michigan University, Country Store at Romeo and Office 4438 South Seeger ,St. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Collins Turner of Cass City, Mr. and Expert Watch Repairing Mt. Pleasant, July 20-24 are: of Mt. Morris spent a few days Mrs. Lionel Tetreau of Wind- had lunch at Bay Berry House. Phone 872-2255 PRACTICE TIME 5 p.m. - Tim Bauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. Emma Decker in sor, Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. They went to the St. Clair PROMPT SERVICE Alvin Bauer of Reese; Barbara Cass City. Harold Ballagh and daughters, shopping center and to a cera- TIME TRIALS 6:30 p.m. - RACES 8 p.m. Black, daughter of the Fred I. Mr. and Mrs. Rege Davis of Alma Davis, Reva Silver and mic factory at Port Huron be- DR. D. E. RAWSON Reasonable Charges Blacks of Fairgrove; Laurie Utica spent the week end at Larry and Grant McKee attend- fore having supper at the Fog Cutters restaurant in Port Satisfaction Guaranteed • See Cycle Riders in Action Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the homes of Alma Davis and ed graduation open house for DENTIST Ed Cole of Mayville, and Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills. Huron. • Speeds up to 90 miles Per Hour Tom Wills Sunday afternoon at Tony Tittyung and Linda Phone 872-2181 Cass City No job too big - Muz,,sonof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miss Grace Wylie, Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald No job too small • Riders from Many States Schell of Cass City. Alternate George Codling and Oran Cod- Wills. Rumptz of Anaheim, Calif., and is Patty Hohman, daughter of ling, Mr. and Mrs. John Mika Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Town- Mrs. Richard Bukowski of Bay JAMES BALLARD, M.D. Wm. Manasse the Henry Hohmans of Vassar. and Gregory and Emerson send were Monday supper City spent the week end with Brown of Detroit and Mr. and guests and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rumptz. Office at 4530 Weaver St. JEWELER Carp Fairgrounds Approximately 180 high Mrs. Willis Brown of Cass City Lapeer were Tuesday evening Other Sunday forenoon visitors Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00- school juniors and seniors are, were -1 guests of Ed Jackson. were Mrs. John Kaliszewski of 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 180 N. State St. Caro, Mich expected to attend the seminar guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell Jackson. Ubly and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Daily except Thursday after- Promoted By: which is devoted to developing spent the week end at Royal Mrs. Jack Tyrrell visited Jackson. noon. K. I. MacRAE, D.O. ; an understanding of and appre- Botanical Gardens at Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer ciation for our American Way Mrs. Clem Briolat Friday even- Canada, where they celebrated ing. attended a surprise golden wed- DR. J. H. GEISSINGER Osteopathic Physician and ; FLINT MOTORCYCLE CLUB of Life, our system of self their 18th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Vern Bailey and son ding open house at the Ubly Surgeon : government and the two party Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena Masonic hall Sunday afternoon Chiropractic Physician Benjamin of Grosse Point Corner Church and Oak Sts. Sponsored By political system.. visited Mrs, Beatrice.Robinson Woods spent Saturday with Mr. for Mr. and Mrs. Murdock The seminar will again fea- and Leah Wednesday evening. fluid Mrs*. Curtis Gleland. Buchanan. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Office 872-2880 - Res. 872~3g6S ture such speakers as I)r. John Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hamil- and Friday 9-12 and' 2->5. - , TUSCOLA COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION Furbay, lecturer, author and Jr. and family of Oxford spent Mr': and Mrs. THiane Nicol, ton of Royal Oak spent the week global air commuter; Dr. Clif- the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Leland and Muriel spent the end at the homes of Mrs. Bea- Monday, Thursday evenings ADMISSION: ton Ganus, president of Harding George Jackson. week end with Mrs. Leland trice Robinson and Leah and 7-9. New England Life College, and Arthur Hoist, Na- Wayne and Bryce Champagne Nicol and also visited Leland Sara Campbell and Harry Ed- NEL Growth Fund Adults -$2.00 Children (6-12) $1.00 tional Football League official, spent Saturday with Randy Nicol at Hills and Dales Hos- wards. 21 N. Aimer St., Caro NEL Equity Fund ; and many others. Champagne. pital in Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. .Don Me Knight Phone 673-4464 Value Line Fund-Keystone Funds Susann and Kennie Brown of Bad Axe were Friday evening Phone 872-2321 spent Monday afternoon at the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don 4615 Oak St., Cass City Jim Doerr home. Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Martin Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk On Argyle Road 5 miles east HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE of Mt. Morris were Friday and Randy were Friday even- of M-53 or 3 miles west of Ar- supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Insurance Agency Gaylord Lapeer. David Hacker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shubel Freddie Schmidt of Detroit Phone Ubly OL 8-5108 Complete Insurance Services of Detroit spent from Friday was a Saturday overnight and For Appointment 6815 E. Cass City Rd.. through Monday with Ed Jack- Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. son. Glen Shagena. Mrs. Beatrice Barbara MacAIpine and Vera Cass -City, Michigan The cancer drive for Green- Robinson and Leah were Sun- Fergusoni, Operators. Phone 872-2688 leaf township has been com- pleted. Mrs. Richard Wozniak and Julie of Detroit, Nancy Sweeney of Dearborn Heights, Mrs. Law- rence Wasierski and daughter and Mrs. Overton of Bad Axe, Mr. and Mrs. CarlSageman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Day, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sageman Grad Cards and sons of Ubly, Mrs. Tony Cieslinski and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fuester, Mrs. Angus Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sweeney and family, Mr. and FOR HIM Mrs. Alex Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson and Becky and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- COLOGNES & AFTER SALAD SET son attended graduation open house for Kevin Sweeney by SHAVE by at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wingsong Martin Sweeney Sunday evening. Mr., and Mrs. Harry Kurtz Emeraude English Leather Chanel and two daughters of Richmond, Jade East Indiana, spent the week end with Muguet Brut Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Campbell. Imprevu Other Sunday guests were Mr. Hai Karate and Mrs. Graydon Campbell and family of Bad Axe. Joe Cieslinski, Mike Schenk and Ann Zuluaf attended grad-

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Saturday evening at the Frank By Dan Marlowe Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bauer^and at the Bruce home. .She is an area representative family of Muskegon, Mr. and Mrs. Mildred Kappen's Mrs. Bernard Koepf and fam- Little home at dinner in honor for Gleaner Life Insurance So- Mrs. Forest Tyo of Horseshoe dinner guests Saturday were ily of Caro were dinner guests of Bob's birthday. ciety. Mrs. Turner was award- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Churchill San Francisco: going to remain names only to Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Tom her grandsons, Chuck and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ed^ a certificate of recognition residents of American League Tyo and girls of Cass City. Jackie Kappen of Cass City, John Kdepf last Wednesday. Jr. visited his mother, Mrs. for production and quality ser- You ladies can tune out this Glen Churchill Sr., who is a column. cities, instead of flesh- and- and Clemens Kappen. Mrs. Kap- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sommer- vice in 1969. blood ballplayers. Mrs. Amanda Me Arthur and pen and her grandson Warren patient in Hills and Dales Hos- Unless you're baseball fans, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCaslin of ville and family moved to Mrs. pital, Memorial Day. that is. Something new has been added were Sunday supper guests of Lillie Bruce's farm last Fri- to Candlestick Park this year, Rochester were in this vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kappen Mr. and Mrs. Glen Church- One of the advantages of a Memorial Day and called at the day. ill Jr. and family attended open stay in this metropolis on the and the something new is arti- and Susie nf r.-ac* City. Miss Mary Williams of Flint James Connolly home. v house Sunday afternoon at the Want Ads shore of the Pacific Ocean is a ficial turf. This seems to be the spent the week end with Mr. coming thing in big league ball Mrs. Olive Kelley and son home of his sister, Mr. and chance to take a look at some Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mozden Grant of Caro visited Mrs. and Mrs. Burton Allen. Sunday Mrs. James T. Brown of Mar- National League baseball, an parks, whether Astroturf, Tar- of Lapeer announce the birth of afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Allen tan, 3 M, or one of the rapidly Gladys Hicks last Wednesday. lette, in honor of their daughter, opportunity not afforded most a daughter, Laura Anne, seven and their guest called on Mr. Lonie, who is a Marlette grad- residents of American League growing smaller companies pounds, seven ounces, May 26 and Mrs. Shelby Ennis and two Help You Sell turning out these synthetic sur- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engle- uate. cities, like Detroit. at the Lapeer General Hospital. hart and family of Livonia were children of Clio. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Saw- faces. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Field Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence Surfaces, incidentally, which guests of her mother, Mrs. don and girls attended the bac- National League baseball can and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moz- Mary Nowland, on Memorial Martin attended a chicken bar- calaureate sermon at CCHS be seen here at windy Candle- bid fair to change the entire den are the grandparents. Day. becue Saturday given by the Sunday evening to honor Susan Unused Items stick Park, home of the San game of baseball. They come in Robert Little attended a Eagle Lodge of Vassar. Mr. and and Sharla partwick and Luann Francisco Giants and Willie two designs: complete wall-to- Sunday guests at the Ches- birthday party Sunday afternoon Mrs. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Root. KENNETH EISINGER Mays. .The National League wall (actually foul line to foul ter Sieradzki home were his Al Metras of Vassar had dinner line) coverage, or infield- and- at the home of his uncle, Mr. Sunday afternoon visitors at stars who parade their talents parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sie- and Mrs. Walter LaJoie of Caro, Tuesday evening at the Bavar- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- FAST May 20, according to at Candlestick are many: Henry outfield coverage with the nat- radzki Sr. of Mt. Clemens and in honor of their daughter ian Inn in Frankenmuth, and also bert Sawdon were her brother, an announcement from the Aaron, Tom Seaver, Pete Rose, ural dirt baselines left intact. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sieradzki Jr. Marie. attended the fashion show. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dor man school's public relations de- Roberto Clemente, Ernie The Giants' new surface is the and son of Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Vand- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hoppe partment. Banks, Rickie Allen, Bob Gib- latter type. and family of Caro, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Pelton emark attended graduation ex- and two children of Clawson Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dorman of Call 872-2010 Eisinger received the re- son, Juan Marichal, and Johnny Both present problems to the ercises at Marlette and also spent from Thursday evening Shabbona. frigeration, heating and air Bench, to name just a few. are the parents of a baby boy,, established ballplayer. With the eight pounds, 11 ounces, born open house at the home of their until Sunday afternoon with their conditioning award. Until the two leagues permit dirt infield retained, ground niece, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman The presentation was made inter-league play, which surely May 27 at the Deckerville balls react weirdly. They Hospital. The grandparents are Keys, in honor of their son, Hoppe, and sons. at the 12th annual academic must come one of these days, bounce nimbly across the syn- Richard Keys, a Marlette grad- honors banauet. names such as the above are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fagan of thetic surface until they hit the Minden City and Mr. and Mrs. uate. Nelson Hoppe of Garden dirt, then flatten out and roll. Harvey Pelton. The Duane Pel- Mr. and Mrs. George Jacoby Grove, Calif., brother of Nor- Mielders don't dare take their tons reside on Shaw Road near had as week-end guests, her man Hoppe and the late Edward gloves out of the dirt for-fear Kingston. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe, who has visited rela- the grounders will skid under Alec Baloch of Plymouth. tives here and at Vassar, Un- them. Mrs. Bertha Chadwick and ionville, Mt. Morris, Flint, GENE'S BAY With the all-synthetic infield, Mrs. Elsie Kelley were dinner -Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence En- Lake Orion and Kalamazoo the glehart and son Kevin of War- M-53 & BAY CITY-FORESTVILLE RD. grounders bound past much guests Saturday at the home of past month, returned to his more rapidly than before. In- Mrs. Vina Webster. Afternoon ren were Saturday guests of home last Monday. fielders play deeper, widening callers were Mr. and Mrs. the Albert Englehart family. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hicks and the gaps through which a hit Clare Root of Caro. Mrs. Web- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Englehart two grandchildren of Flint and can be made. Moreover, a chop- ster, Mrs. Chadwick, Winnie and daughter June and two Rev. and Mrs. George Getchel Phone 517-872-4240 per hit into the "dirt" in front Cork and Donald Cross visited grandchildren of Livonia were and children of Farwell were of the plate is likely to bound Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cross of Saturday supper guests. Saturday dinner guests of Mr. 20 feet into the air and the Caro Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Engle- and Mrs. Charles Peasley. Sun- batter can be near second base hart and children were week- day dinner guests were their Serving the while the infielder waits for Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Field, end guests of Mr. and Mrs. son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peasley the ball to come down. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Field William Denby of Marysville. of Lansing, and her parents, It's in the outfield that the and Jill, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Foor of greatest changes are noted, Field and family, Henriette Pe- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hart- Edmore. OPEN however. High flies bound razzi, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Field. wick attended open house in Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parrish merrily over outfielders' Debbie and Timmy of Holland, honor of Joan Hergenreder, and children and Mr. and Mrs. heads. The shoestring catch is Larry McClorey and Louie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Guinther and children of Pierce Jr. of Cass City spent Cass City spent Saturday at Needs of going to become a lost art, Eugene Hergenreder of Kings- because if the outfielder misses the week end at Wolverine. ton, Sunday. Caseville and enjoyed a picnic his stab at the ball it's going Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wiltse A family gathering and picnic dinner. Sunday afternoon Mr. to be past him before he can of Owosso and Mrs. Blanche was held at the Elmer Vande- and Mrs. Parrish, Kimberly and 24 HOURS recover. The high bounces pre- Spencer of Oxford were Mem- mark home Saturday, with Mr. Kevin visited her grandparents, clude blocking it in front of him orial Day guests of Miss Belle and Mrs. Emery Vandemark and Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Cona- as used to be done formerly in Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Towsley way of Flint. En route home the case of a miss. attending. Afternoon guests they called on her parents, Mr. There will be an increase in Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vand- were Mr. and Mrs. George and Mrs. Tom Conaway, and •24-Hour Wrecker Service ground-rule doubles, those one- emark attended open house at McMullen and daughter of May- family of Fostoria. bounce over-the-fence jobs. the home of their niece, Mr ville. Edward Lebioda is a patient The resiliency of this artificial and Mrs. Douglas Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rey- at St. Luke's Hospital in Sagi- turf has to be seen to be be- at Metamora Sunday afternoon, nolds Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. naw. • 7-Days A Week, ___-— TIT». n~A TV/T«.~ T3 — -..-.U 17— — -, uxt uujucr in honor of David and Michael Walter Reynolds Jr. of Flint 1VXX . OliU 4.V.U. O. 1VU11CX1U VUOJS fast between the outfielders is Hardy, who are Dryden High were Sunday dinner guests at and Ronnie spent the week end sure to hit the wall, because School graduates. the Lewis Babich home. Mr. at Evelyn Butler's cabin at Including Holidays there is no friction to slow Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Van- and Mrs. Jim Conquest of Clio Peach Lake near West Branch. down its roll. Allen and family were Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Babich Mr. and Mrs. James Gyo- The change should benefit hit- dinner guests of his parents, of Caro were Sunday evening mory and Brian spent the week and-run, speedy ball clubs Mr. and Mrs. William VanAllen. callers. Tammy Mallory, end at the Kosto cabin at Sand (although not good bunters. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lake near Tawas. They also Bunts get out to the fielders Mr. and Mrs.BernardBabich Mallory of Mayville, spent Sun- visited Deer Acres near Pin- GENE'S BAY too quickly now.) Only time will and children attended an open day with them and Mrs." Mil- conning. M-53 & Bay City-Forestville Rd. tell whether the change is for house Sunday at the home of dred Templeton of Detroit was a Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson of MICHIGAN the better. It is definitely going her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mau- Sunday and Monday guest of Mr. Mayville and Mrs. Florence Ph. 517-872-4240 to change the game, however, rice Taylor, in honor of her and Mrs. Babich. Shaver spent Wednesday at and the verdict is still out. brother, Lee Taylor, a Cass South Branch. Mrs. Shaver WICKES City graduate. Kathy, Phyllis Jean, Philip, spent the week end with Mr. and Callers at the Lyle Roach Bob, Becky and Timothy Good- Mrs. Wilson, and Sunday after- home Saturday afternoon were all of Richland spent Saturday noon they called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Schwaderer overnight and Sunday with their Mrs. Willis Shaver of Fostoria. DIVISION of Pontiac. grandmother, Mrs. Lillie Mr. and Mrs. Etsel Wilcox Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Darold Ter- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redli Lynn and family of Walled Lake bush and Shelly spent the week of Traverse City were Thurs- were Sunday dinner guests and end at South Branch. day and overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brauer. Ten little girls helped Kathy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant CARO Pringle, celebrate her fifth birthday Saturday afternoon. Games were played, and hot dogs, cake and ice cream were HONDA served. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Voss attended the confirmation Sun- day of Debbie Volz at the SALES Emanuel Lutheran Church of Sebewaing, and also open house in her honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Volz. Mrs. Susie Rock and daughter Donna of Otisville were lunch guests Memorial Day at the If you plan on building or remodeling., Elmer Vandemark home. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grim- MINI TRAIL 70 sley and children of Waterford and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond plan on modern ELECTRIC HEAT Commins and children of Romeo were Memorial Day guests at the Norman Kurd home. When you build a new home or add on a new room, you Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Rock and children of Marlette were naturally want everything to be new, clean and modern. supper guests at the home of That's why you should insist on flameless electric home his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ADDED FEATURES: heating—the truly modern kind of heat. It's quiet, Rock, Saturday evening. trouble-free, as clean as electric light itself. And it can Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Van- Allen visited Mr. and Mrs. • 5 H.P. ENGINE give you that wonderful exclusive feature—individual Stuart Copeland of Kingston Sat- room temperature control. urday evening. Robert Nowland, who is a • TURN-LOCK KNOBS An Edison-Approved Electric Heating Contractor will be patient at the Veteran's Hospi- tal in Ann Arbor, came Fri- WITH FOLD DOWN glad to tell you all about comfortable, moisture-retaining day to spend two weeks with HANDLE BARS electric heat. He'll figure your operating cost, and his mother, Mrs. Mary Now- land. He is now able to get there'll be no obligation. And right now, your contractor's about with the aid of a wheel- ® 3-SPEED offering a $100 trade-in on your old heating system. chair and a walker. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Craw- TRANSMISSION Call him for an electric heat survey, or mail the coupon ford announce i;he birth of a below. grandson, John Matthew, eight pounds, three ounces, at the. Oakwood Hospital in Dearborn May 19. His parents are Mr. « EXTRA QUIET 160 Service Building and Mrs. John Mayros. They MUFFLER 2000 Third also have a daughter, Lisa. EDISON Detroit, Michigan 48226 Rick Reynolds of Saginawwas fj] I'm still nervous about the cost. Send the man anyway. a guest Sunday at the Gordon Q Don't want to talk to anyone. Just send Holcomb home. literature 91 C. Herman Rock called at the Tuscola County Medical Care Name Facility at Caro Sunday and Address. visited Bert Curtis, Albert Mc- CARO HONDA SALES City . State_ Connell, Mrs. Dee Kelley, Bert Elliot arid Mrs. Surine. Zip .Phone_ Mrs. Gerald Hicks and son 1006 E. Caro Rd. DALLAS NICHOLS, Prop. Caro Phone 673-2680 Fred visited her daughter, SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1970 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Congratulations Shabbona Area News Marie Meredith Phone 672-9489 Mrs. Wilfred Turner and Ubly, Argyle, Cumber, Frei- of Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dorman. Mrs. Robert Bullock attended a burg and locally. Mrs. Merritt Perry of Caro shower in honor of Mrs. Bernard Mrs. Thelma Smith of Wayne, was a Tuesday caller of Mrs. Pearl at New Haven Thursday Miss Judy Marshall and Mrs. Dale Turner. evening. R. AuBuchon of Cass City were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldworth 1970 Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Forest Taylor Saturday evening luncheon of Lansing and Mrs. DonVining of Pontiac were Saturday even- guests of Mrs. Roy Ashcroft. of Snover were Tuesday after- ing callers of Mr. and Mrs. noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parrott. The WSCS of the United Charles Hirsch. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hyatt Methodist Church will meet Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loren SPECIAL NOT/CE went Friday night to Grand at the church June 10 at 8p.m., of Grand Blanc were Saturday Blanc and spent overnight with reports Mrs. Arthur Severance, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. To All 1970 Juniors Mr. and Mrs. William Arnott president. Voyle Dorman. and family. Sunday they attend- A reminder is issued of the Mrs. Clarence Bullock of ed Earl Reifel's wedding at school reunion to be held June Mayville, Mrs. Robert Bullock Mishawaka, Ind. 6 at Evergreen School. The and Robbie and Miss Marilee school will be open at 11 o'clock. Turner of Lansing were Satur- PIONEER GROUP Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown day callers of Mr. and Mrs. of Clarkston spent the weekend Dale Turner and girls. The Pioneer Group met with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Par- Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dorman Thursday, May 28, at the Ever- rott. attended open house Sunday HAVE YOUR SENIOR green Community Hall for a co- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jess afternoon to honor Mick Bubin, operative dinner. Mr. and Mrs. of Port Huron were Saturday who is a graduate from high PORTRAITS TAKEN BEFORE Fred Emigh were hosts. There callers at the homes of Mr. school in Flint. were 37 present. and Mrs. Grant Meredith and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Behr Mr. and Mrs. Harold Biddle Marie Meredith. and girls of Saginaw and Robert SCHOOL STARTS presented the program, con- Saturday guests of Mr. and Vatter and son Jerry of Argyle sisting of readings and recita- Mrs. Ralph Smith, besides the were Friday supper guests of tions. Mrs. Ben Burnison and Bell families were: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirsch. Mrs. Grace Peterson were on Mrs. David Smith of Decker- Bert Chard of Spring Arbor EMPLOYEES AT Walbro Corporation were feted at a picnic the kitchen committee. ville, Mr. and Mrs. Byrl Bow- was a Monday night caller of A short business meeting was man of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Leslie and lunch Thursday noon and employees with five or more, conducted by Mrs. George Mrs. Vern Geister and family family. Mr. Chard is moving to 10 or more and 15 or more years of service received special Krause, president. of Marlette and Mr. and Mrs. Spring Arbor. The next meeting will be June Russell Smith and Ronda. Mrs. Robert Bullock and son recognition. Five-year veterans were presented a $25 savings 25 with a potluck dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sever- Robbie of Lansing spent part 12:30. Those in charge will be: ance of Saginaw were Sunday j>f last week visiting her pa- bond. They included, front row, from left: Anna Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirsch, afternoon callers of Mrs. Owen irents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wilma Ashmore, Helen Schmidt and Hedy Kessler. Back jjt* I , "~" hosts, Mrs. Lena Patch and Smith. Turner. Mrs. Martha Robinson, pro- The board of directors of Lana Puterbaugh spent the row: Charles Hartel, Don Arndt, Helen Rayl and Hannah gram, and Mrs. Grace Smec- the Sanilac county council on week end at Mio. She accom- I*>" ; ' July' kert and Mrs. Maude Holcomb, ageing met Monday after- panied Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pallas Brown0 Missing were Eldora Romain, Betty Ellicott, Fred kitchen. noon, May 25, at the Municipal and family of Sandusky. Riddell, Edwin Scharr, Florence Searls, Margaret Robinson, Building at Sandusky. Six were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Turner &c**! , mto ^J present. They discussed ways and Sherry attended graduation Melvin Lupton, William Warren and Gladys Bliss0 »^a and means to assist senior open house for Fred Walker at Mrs. W. L. Price of Snover groups in the county. A county- the Gordon Walker home at Caro ^epf. and Marie Meredith attended wide picnic for all senior groups and also for Carol King at the the annual luncheon for Times will be held at Sanilac County Lewis King home in Kingston Herald correspondents, at the Park No. 2 July 30. The Cros- Sunday afternoon. ^ 7970 Fogcutter restaurant in Port well group is in charge of ar- Mrs. Ann Powell and sons of Huron Tuesday. Marie Mere- rangements. The next meeting Troy spent overnight Sunday dith was a caller of her cousin, of directors will be June 22. with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mere- Mrs. Herman Jess. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marshall dith. itake your appointment today at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell and son, Ted Marshall, and Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor man and family of Kalamazoo, Mr. daughter Judy were Sunday were Sunday lunch guests of and Mrs. Dale Bell, Miss Joyce afternoon callers of Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sawdon at Bell of Royal Oak and Harold Ashcroft. Deford. Domke of Lansing spent the Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kies Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirsch week end with Mr. and Mrs. and children of Montrose were attended graduation exercises BRIGGS Ralph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. dinner guests Sunday of Mr. for Linda Rayl at Marlette High Russell Smith and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ernest Parrott. School Sunday. Ron Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kerby- Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dorman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prosser son of Flint were Friday even- attended open house for STUDIO of Westland spent Tuesday visit- ing callers of Mr. and Mrs. LaWanda Kipp at her grand- IBAD AXE CASS CITY ing Mrs. Roy Ashcroft. Dean Smith. They spent over- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe C Phone Phone Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith night with Mrs. James Groom- Billot, Friday in honor of grad- ^69-9151 872-2170 of St.,, Clair were Wednesday bridge and Saturday were guests uation from high school. callers of Mrs. Owen Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler held open house Sunday after- Want Help Finding: What You Want? noon in honor of their son James' graduation from San- Try The Want-Ads Today! dusky High School. Guests at- Dear Mister Editor: Mister Editor, on the Cambodie tended from Williamston; Shep- They was split votes Satur- issue, the Vice President issue, herdj Harbor Beach, Mayville, day night at the country store, the welform reform issue, the postage .•reform issue and .the wimmen liberation issue. The only issue the fellers was full agreed on was the Mars issue, They was agreed that they may be folks on Mars, but on the other hand they might not TEN-YEAR EMPLOYEES received an electric wrist watcho be. That was about as dost as They are, front row, from left: Glenn Tuggle, Eva Knoblet, the fellers could git on any question that hit the floor. Victor Guernsey and Maynard Helwig0 Back row: William HAD IT! Zeke Grubb reported he had saw by the papers where an- Ewald, Clark Boylan, Richard Wallace and Larry McClorey0 other scientist had come out in Missing were Mary Christie and William Warren- favor of life on Mars, and Zeke noted that this scientist had left all his options open by not taking on the moon first and working up to Mars. Zeke said ,that was the way with scientists, though, they like to take the hard ones first, leastwise the ones nobody knows fer shore. Anyhow, Mister Editor, Zeke said he ain't got no objection to a feller having a opinion, be- cause that's why they have chocolate and vaniller. But x Zeke was of a mind if the scien- tists know fer shore they is people on Mars they ought to keep quiet about it. They would do better turning their talents to turning out a better 'tasting stamp and a safety ; match a feller can strike on his pants leg, was Zeke's words. Bug Hookum was agreed with Zeke. He said we are having senuff headaches trying to run the world we got, much less taking on another one. Bug was of the opinion we could best spend our time trying to git ! along on earth without squab- bling, starving, fouling up the air and water and, general, get a gas grill messing up the world so it soon won't be fit to live in. I Clem Webster said that was ENJOY EFFORTLESS OUTDOOR COOKING !one good reason why we got to FIFTEEN-YEAR veterans of the company are, front row, go ahead with space studying, INSTEAD OF MAKING A MESSY PROJECT so'd we can find a place to go from left: Bessie Muntz, VernitaLinderman, Edna Linderman, when we foul our nest so bad OUT OF IT. we can't stay on earth. Course, Marie CKNeiL Back row: Howard Bacon, W0 E0 Walpole, Clem went on, we is taking the Lambert Althaver, William Eberline and Shirley Zinnecker. YOU CAN'T BEAT A DEPENDABLE OUT- chanct that folks on Mars ain't Not present were Clark Auslander and Mildred Kain. no better off, or is even worst DOOR GAS-FIRED GRILL FOR THE BEST off, than we are. Farthermore, Each received a $50 savings bond. AND CLEANEST WAY TO BAR«B«Q. allowed Clem, they is the ques- tion of loyalty to think about. •Would Mars be with the West, wondered Clem, or in what LIMITED OFFER" ^Washington calls a Communist If You Were DISABLED, ^sphere of influence? v;. Afore that question could be •answered to anybody's satis- 50% OFF NORMAL INSTALLATION faction, said Clem, the stability Where would your next pay check •'of the Mars economy would have *OFFER ALSO APPLIES TO to be studied. What this means, he allowed, is we would want come from?? OUTDOOR GAS LIGHTS to know if we could borry from them or if they would ruther AETNA'S DISABILITY POLICIES OFFER: AVAILABLE IN SINGLE OR DOUBLE UNITS foorry from us or the Russians. 1. Guaranteed Renewable (Rotisserie optional) They is so many questions in going to another world, Clem 2. Non-Cancellable GET I SEE THEM ON DISPLAY AT YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR said, til after giving the mat- 3. Premium refunds at age 65 ter sorrs thought he favors let- ATTENTION i&• ting Mars make the first move. CONTACT: Personal, I ain't one to stand PhUiMt 872-2010 | in the way of progress. I could use a loan myself. HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE INS. AGENCY Yours truly, Phone 872-2688 Cass City The Chronicle I Uncle Tim ASS CITY, Mk,,,,3Ar CASS C!TY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, "JUNE 4, 1970 PAGE SEVEN" >A /Mt& A LITTLE r,..rff* -, ,-• • -w"•^«w™vv**'"*ff»*i«'y--wwy^^ CHRONICLE WANT AD Mrs. Ida Gordon Greenleaf Area News Phone 872-2923 Charles H. Banks, 97. of Bell- Summertime is rose Long Island, New York, died Thursday, May 28, in Long gets Big Island, New York. Mrs. Rayford Thorpe, Mrs. Tuesday. They visited an anti- George Fisher Jr. spent Wed- Ronald Baker of Lansing Mr. Banks was born in El- bargain time Donald Becker^ Mrs. Joseph que shop in Romeo and a cera- nesday afternoon and evening spent the week end at the home , mer,.Mich., Aug. 24, 1872, the Crawford, Mrs. Elmer Fuester, mic school in Marysville. They visiting Jeff Hanby. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Olin Bouck, from this had dinner on the sixth floor Galen Baker. George Banks. Results Mr. and Mrs. Lester O'Dell on Gulf Solar Heat oil area, attended the Greenleaf of a bank building in Port •Charles and George/Banks Extension Club Mystery Tour Huron. and family of Ashley and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Col- were pioneer far mars of this Now, for a limited time only, you can Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher Linda Wright and' family spent lins of Mt. Morris were week- area. take advantage of our special suov visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald the week end with Mr. and Mrs. end guests of Mrs. Emma He married Miss Idella Mar- Elmer Fuester. Decker. mer offer. Fill up your fuel tank now Hanby Wednesday evening. shall in Wickware April 12, and be ready to heat, come that first Chris Bouck of Detroit spent Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hess Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ball 1905. Following their marriage cold snap. Customers on credit terms FUEL OIL from Friday to Sunday with his of Detroit visited in the home visited their son and family, they lived in Evergreen town- pay nothing until Fall. grandparents and uncle, Mr. of her brother, the Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ball and ship. He retired from farming Call us today. and Mrs. Olin Bouck and Roger, Fuesters, Sunday. daughter of Reese, Saturday and moved to Ann Arbor in h*ati«g oil while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. evening. 1922 and worked for University Ernest Bouck, and four guests Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leach Hospital in Ann Arbor until his spent time at the George Peter- of LaGrande, Oregon, spent Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurford retirement. BIDS WANTED son cottage at Port Austin. Tuesday as guests of Mrs. Clara and family, and Mr. and Mrs. He is survived by one daugh- CASS CITY OIL & GAS CO. Bond. Robert Damm and family of ter, Mrs. Cazamer (Ethelyn) PHONE 872-2065 Sharon Hanby was a Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLellan Pigeon spent Sunday with Mrs. Crouch of Bellrose, Long day overnight guest of Susie Clara Bond and Susie. Island. Mrs. Banks died in 1953. The Board of Directors of Hills and Dales General Hos- Bond. i . • and Jim attended the golden pital will receive bids for fuel oil for the 1970-1971 wedding celebration of Murdock Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLellan Funeral services were held Mr. and Mrs. John West, and Jennie Buchanan at Bad and Jim enjoyed lunch with season on Friday, June 5, at 5:00 p.m. at the Hills and Mrs. Evabelle Wilke and in the First Free Methodist Dales General Hospital. Axe Sunday afternoon. Mrs. M. C. McLellan following Church of Brooklyn, N. Y., Kenneth Hazard, both of North baccalaureate services. Branch, were Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lapeer Saturday, May 30, at 2:00 p.m. Others Get Quick Results With The. j visitors in the Elmer Fuester visited Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mr. and Mrs, Charles Col- Graveside services were held The Bid will be for approximately 86,000 gallons per home. Ball Friday evening. lins of Mt. Morris visited Mr. year for #6 fuel oil and will include an analysis of the fuel in Elkland cemetery Tuesday Chronicle's Classified Ads } Mr. and Mrs. Donald Becker and Mrs. R. B. Spencer .Sat- at 10:00 a.m. Rev. Lloyd oil. and Mrs. Calvin MacRae visited Mrs. Clara Bond and Susie urday. Streeter officiated. Arrange- You Will Too! I Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck Sat- were Saturday dinner guests of ments were by Little's Funeral urday. Mrs. Emma Decker. The Want Ads are newsy too. Home. , •*»*-*<—**-».<—>^*-~^^^^^^^ J

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JUNE 4, 1970 PAGES 1-8 The 84th class at Cass City High School

CLASS OF 1970 John A. Asher Christine Lee Craig Kenneth Paul Kennedy Debra A. Marker Linda F. Salas Dale Douglas Ash more Charles E. Crandell Leland W. Kilbourn Linda Lou Massingale Marsha Beth Searls * Lynn Diane Atwell Ruth Ann Cummins Bruce George King Joel Anthony Miller * James Roland Selby Jill Elizabeth Auten Harry Anthony Davis Robert John King * David J. Milligan Henry J. Sherman * Betty Jean Ballagh Bernard John Dillon Robert C. Knowlton Thomas Dean Moore David Skiles Gary A. Barnes Richard J. Dillon Linda Christine Koejpf Dan L. Nicholas John E. Smentek John S. Bartnik Bruce L. Eshelman * Janet Anne Koepfgen Thomas C. Starr * Margaret Ann Battel v Sally A. Geiger Kenneth D. Krueger * Robert D. Nicol * Maurice Lee Taylor Patricia Ann Bauer Albert Gibas * Laura S. LaJoie Sharon L. O'Connor Patricia Ann Thane Susan K. Bergman James E. Golding Raymond J. O'Henley Elaine Julie Lasko Henriette de Barros Perazzi Susan Marie Tuckey * Rainell Lynn Bilicki Edward J. Hahn Thomas P. Turner * Susan A. Bills s Sharla Lynn Hartwick Bruce L. LeValley Mary Jane Phetteplace David K. Little Louis Pierce Jr. Karen A. Voss Diana L. Bryant v Susan Lee Hartwick John Edward Wencley * Ruby Ann Burk Judy A. Heilig John L. Luana William Pierce Mona L. Caika Frederick Lee Hicks Larry R. McClorey Joan Irene Pomeroy Joann Elizabeth White Dale M. Churchill Joe L. Hillaker Timothy F. McComb Dennis Dean Puskas Dennis R. Whittaker Dennis P. Clara Sandra Kay Holcomb Deborah L. McCreedy June Ellen Puterbaugh Earl Ray Whittaker Jr. Pamela M. Clara * Rosalie Ann Jones * JoEllen McDonald * Lynnea Rabideau Sherry Lou Whittaker * Margie Kay Clarke Cynthia L. Kanaby Melvin A. McFarland Jr. * Louann K. Root Gary Lee Wills Ronald G. Cody Timothy Ray Karr Bruce A. McLeish George E. Russell Martin D. Zawilinski Timothy A. Cooper Philip R. Keating James C. McLellan Craig Michael Ryland Bernadette R. Zimba v-valedictorian s-salutatorian *-honor student (3.000 or better grade point average) BACCALAUREATE SERVICE GRADUATION EXERCISES Thursday, June 4, 1970, 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, May 31, 1970, 8:00 p.m. Processional Senior High School Band James Kot, Director Invocation The Rev. Douglas Wilson Presbyterian Church Processional- -Roger Parrish, Organist Chairman-- —Philip Keating

Salutatory Sharla Hartwick Invocation- --The Rev. Donald Turbin United Methodist Church Musical Selection Senior High School Band James Kot, Director Valedictory Sally Geiger Musical Selection Senior High School Band James Kot, Director Valedictory Susan Hartwick

Presentation of Honors Scripture Reading -The Rev. John F. Nipper and Awards C.J. Cteland Fraser Church : Guidance Counselor Address _'. Lowell R. Eklund Prayer for the Graduates- The Rev. Kermit Phillips Dean of Continuing Education Church of the Nazarene Oakland University

Presentation of Graduates Russell L. Richards Address- Father Leo Gengler Senior High School Principal Saint Pancratius Church Awarding of Diplomas Donald G. Grouse Superintendent of Schools Benediction - The Rev. Donald Turbin United Methodist Church Benediction The Rev. Douglas Wilson Presbyterian Church

Postlude —- —-- — Roger Parrish, Organist Recessional Senior High School Band James Kot, Director

CLASS PROPHECY After serving ten years as the editor of the Phoenix trees for anyone who would trust him. giant recording empire. Under contract with Tom's Gazette, I thought of a brilliant idea for a feature After this short briefing, Phil took me up to the company were Dave Skiles, who had his own country- article. I would go back to Cass City, find out what high school. I found that the teaching staff had greatly music T V show, and Louie Pierce, who was the the rest of the Class of '70 had turned out to be, and increased. The new teachers included Betty Ballagh, drummer for the nation's number one group. Also do a story on the results. Deciding to make a vacation physical education; Margaret Battel, homemakingj residing in California, not doing anything in parti- of the whole thing, I tossed my luggage into the back Rainell Bilicki, biology; Sally Geiger, elementary cular, were Diana Bryant, Judy Heilig and Bruce seat of the electric Chevy and started back east. arithmetic; Sandra Holcomb, English; Rosalie Jones, Eshelman. No sooner had I left Phoenix when I was stopped by a physics, and Lynnea Rabideau, speech. Also included The rest of my former classmates were pretty- gang of motorcyclists who had decided to take a rest on the staff were John Smentek, head coach and French well scattered throughout the country with the exception in the middle of the highway. I was petrified! The teacher, and Chris Craig, guidance counselor. of Larry McClorey who now lives in Brazil growing leader of the group swaggered over and took off his The surrounding country side abounded in farmers. rubber trees with Henriette Perazzi. Mona Calka was helmet. To my surprise (and relief) it was Joe Dave Milligan, Fred Hicks and Dave Little were the producing a hit play on Broadway which starred Miller. After exchanging a few words with Joe, the most successful of this select group. Other farmers Laura LaJoie. Handling the advertising for the pro- barricade opened up, allowing me to continue on my in the area were Bob Knowlton, Ken Krueger, John duction was Sharla Hartwick, who ran a commercial way. Luana, Melvin McFarland, Bruce McLeish, Raymond art studio. Her sister Susan Hartwick was producing The first person I met when I reached Cass City O'Henley, George Russell, Henry Sherman, Tom Starr paintings in her Greenwich Village apartment, John was Phil Keating, mayor. Of course, the only reason and Tom Turner. Wencley was working his way through dental college he controlled this position was because he owned I still wondered about the others, however. Phil by shining shoes at the Metropolitan Airport, and Lee half the town. "Yes," said Phil, "our little village must have read my mind, because he started to give Taylor was making close to $200,000 a year as is rapidly growing." (We now had two theaters.) me a run-down on the rest of my former classmates. star-catcher for the New York Mets. Linda Koepf John Asher, Bruce LeValley, and Marty Zawilinski Out in good old Deford, Lee Kilbourn ran a bump was busy flipping motorcycles for Bill Hennessey's each owned a bar on Main Street. Ron Cody ran a shop which competed closely with the shop owned by Daredevil Drivers. Joe Hillaker now owned every barbershop-pool hall right next door to Chuck Mike Healy and Matthew Wasserman. Dale Churchill brewery in the U. S. with his head office in Maumee, Crandell's Fun House Hotel and Pet Shop. Gary operated a T V repair service. There were also Ohio, In the nation's capital, Ed Hahn was the new Barnes now ran Barnes' Construction Company which several girls in the area who were busy raising Secretary of the Interior, while in Salt Lake City had merged with Champion Advertising. Craig Ryland (or trying to raise) a family. These lucky people Jim McLellan was a member of the Mormon Choir. and Tim McComb had become partners in Ryland & were Sue Bergman, Ruby Burk , Ruth Cummins, I found that Jim Golding had just won his fifth straight McComb Plumbing and Heating, and Bruce King owned Cynthia Kanaby, Elaine Lasko, Mary Phetteplace, Indy 500, and Linda Massingale was helping Jan a chain of laundromats; which stretched all the way Joan Pomeroy, June Puterbaugh, Linda Salas, Sue Koepfgen raise thoroughbred horses in Kentucky. On to Detroit. At the moment, Bob King and Richard Tuckey, Karen Voss and JoAnn White. the more religious side of the class, Marsha Searls, Dillon were running John Bartnik's Super Service Phil informed me that many of the "kids" had Pat Thane and Sherry Whittaker were all working as Station. It seemed John was "on the lam" for diluting left town, to coin a cliche, "seeking their fortunes." missionaries in various parts of the country, while gasoline, and was followed in close pursuit by F.B.I, Dale Ashmore and John Dillon had both joined the Bernadette Zimba had become a nun. As to the agent JoEllen McDonald and state trooper Tim Karr. Army after graduating and were still struggling where-abouts of Dennis Clara, it was rumored that he Earl Whittaker ran a thriving business with a res- through basic training. Lynn Atwell now owned a ski had been exiled to an island because of an unknown taurant called "The Grease Slick," and Standard1 Oil resort in Austria. Sue Bills, Pam Clara, Debbie disease, and medic Pat Bauer was desperately trying & Service was being managed by Gary Wills, who also McCreedy, Debby Marker and Louann Root, were all to discover a cure. raced motorized skateboards in his spare time. Bill secretaries at General Motors, the president of said After receiving all the information I needed, I Pierce had taken xDver the position as head pharmacist company being Bob Nicol. Bob's head custodians were shook hands with Phil and headed back west before at Wood Drug which was incorporated with Sharon Dennis Whittaker and Dan Nicholas; Dan specializing the Gazette decided to hire a new editor. And while O'Connor's Beauty Salon and Cosmetic Shop. Jill in mowing the front lawn. Chief engineer of the company I headed back, I was surprised to discover that I Auten now owned the Ford Garage, assisted by her was Ken Kennedy. Margie Clarke was in California hadn't been surprised after all—the guys and girls top mechanic Tim Cooper. I was also informed that researching methods of growing giant blades of grass. of the Class of '70 had turned out exactly the way Tony Davis was slowly getting rich by trimming She was being financed by Tom Moore, head of a I expected I John A. Asher Dale Douglas Ashmore Lynn Diane Atwell Jill Elizabeth Auten Betty Jean Ballagh

Gary A. Barnes John S. Bartnik Margaret Ann Battel Patricia Ann Bauer Susan K. Bergman

Susan A. Bills Diana L; Bryant Ruby Ann Burk Mona L. Calka Dale M. Churchill

Dennis P. Clara Pamela M. Clara Margie Kay Clarke Ronald G. Cody Timothy A. Cooper

Christine Lee Craig Charles E. Crandell Ruth Ann Cummins Harry Anthony Davis Bernard John Dillbn Richard J. Dillon Bruce L. Eshelman Sally A. Geiger James E. Golding Edward J. Hahn

Philip R. Keating Sandra Kay Holcomb Rosalie Ann Jones Cynthia L. Kanaby Timothy Ray Karr

Kenneth Paul Kennedy Leland W. Kilbourn Bruce George King Robert John King

Linda Christine Koepf Janet Anne Koepf gen Kenneth D. Krueger Laura S. LaJoie Elaine Julie Lasko Bruce L. LsValley David K. Little John L. Luana Larry R. McClorey Timothy F. McComb

Deborah L. McCreedy JoEllen McDonald Melvin A. Me Far land Jr. Bruce A. McLeish James C. McLellan

Debra A. Marker Linda Lou Massingale Joel Anthony Miller David J. Milligan Thomas Dean Moore

Dan L. Nicholas Robert D. Nicol Sharon L. O'Connor Raymond J. O'Henley

Mary Jane Phetteplace Louis Pierce Jr. William Pierce Joan Irene Pomeroy Dennis Dean Pusk June Ellen Puterbaugh Lynnea Rabideau Louann K. Root George E. Russell Craig Michael Ryland

Linda F. Salas Marsha Beth Sear Is James Roland Selby Henry J. Sherman David Skiles

" John E. Smentek Thomas C. Starr Maurice Lee Taylor Patricia Ann Thane Susan Marie Tuckey

Thomas P. Turner Karen A. Voss John Edward Wencley Joann Elizabeth White Dennis R. Whittaker

xl Ray Whittaker Jr. Sherry Lou Whittaker Gary Lee Wills Martin D. Zawilinski Bernadette R. Zimba THE P RPfSRFT.Q That The Phrttnc nf RAlEVIPt I Rll I^KTI A! RFRT (TSIRAQ RARPRT r KMOMU TOM I, John Asher, will my ability to get along with Mr. I, David Little, wIIT my ability to get along with Mr. Logan to the Junior Class. Hansen to Janie Spears. I, Lynn Atwell, will my naturally curly hair to Pam I, John Luana, will everything to a nice girl. Kilbourn. I, Tim McComb, will Anytime. I, Jill Auten, will my laugh to Jan Weippert. I, Debbie McCreedy, will my natural blonde hair to Linda I, Betty Ballagh, will my ability to get two pearls from Dillon. the same guy to Shari Geiger. I, Jo Ellen McDonald, will my ability to get a car to Ted I, Gary Barnes, will my ability to write a book report Lauria so he won't have to bum rides any more. without reading the book to Kim Hopper. I, Melvin McFarland, will to Mr. Spencer a big mouth ^ Margaret Battel, being of reasonably sound mind and pickle jar so he can eat pickles. slightly wounded body, will my ability to sit on a tack for two minutes without feeling it to Mr. Crouch. I, Debby Marker, will to Margie Sattelberg the resistance to stay away from Laker guys. I, Pat Bauer, will my ability to call a class meeting successfully without being elected to the office of president I, Linda Massingale, will if there is a way. to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. I also will my courage to drag myself to the principal's office and suffer I, Joe Miller, will my Gillette Adjustable Razor plus the consequences to any fools on April 1st. spare blades to Coach Spencer to get rid of the nubs. I, Sue Bergman, will my little bit of art ability to Mr. I, Dave Milligan, will my size to Mr. Logan. Souter because he needs all he can get. I, Tom Moore, will my sideburns and moustache to Mr. I, Sue Bills, will my job as student secretary to anyone Spencer and anybody else who needs them. who thinks they can handle it. I, Dan Nicholas, will my machine to anyone who can I, Ruby Burk, will my typing ability to anyone who has handle it. lots of spare time and no money. I, Bob Nicol, will my ability in math to next year's I, Mona Calka, will my ability to get along with Mr. advanced math class. Crouch to the poor kids in Boston. I, Ray O'Henley, will my ability in shop, I repeat "shop", I, Dale Churchill, will Gary Lindahl my house before to Mr. Dillon who really needs it. school, my stereotapes, and my Steppenwolf album in good taste. I, Mary Jane Phetteplace, will my ability to write like my mother to my brother, Ed; it helps when you skip school. I, Pam Clara, will my ability to come to school on time WILL to Ingrid Egey-Samu. I, Bill Pierce, will a set of ear plugs to anyone who takes out Carolyn Jones. I, Margie Clarke, will my forgetfullness to Jeanne Daley. I, Joan Pomeroy, will my ability to skip out of 8th hour I, Ron Cody, will my hot Corvair to anyone who thinks to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. they can hold her down. I, Louann Root, will my skinniness to any underclassman If Tim Cooper, will my ability to be absent without getting who thinks they can keep it. caught to Dan Mills. I, Lynnea Rabideau, will my wig to Mr. Spencer. I, Chris Craig, will to Carolyn Jones my 4' 6 1/2* so she will be a giant too. I, George Russell, will my height to my brother, Tom. I, Charles Crandell, will my ability to break probation I, Craig Ryland, will if I could, but I can't, so I won't. rules and get away with it to Dennis Francis. I, Linda Salas, will to Graydon Spencer my ability for I, Tony Davis, will my athletic ability to Steve Wells. getting tickets without driving. I, John Dillon, will to Randy Horne my good luck at not I, Marsha Searls, will my little Corvair to "Oscar" Seeley being caught by the cops for speeding. so he won't have to hitch-hike to school everyday. I, Sally Geiger, will my hair to Sharon Hartel. I, Jim Selby, will all my smarts to the Juniors because they need all they can get. I, Ed Halm, will my "pick-up* to anyone who wants "her." I, Henry Sherman, will the ability to understand the I, Sue Hartwick, will my soft voice to Shari Geiger. problems of teachers to Mike Sherman. I, Sharla Hartwick, will my ability to keep remarks to I, David Skiles, will my sideburns to Mr. Logan and any myself to Mr. Hansen. other teacher that needs them. I, Fred Hicks, will my ability to talk myself out of an I, Susan Tuckey, will my ability to sleep in bookkeeping unexeused absence to Ralph Retherford. class without getting caught to any unfortunate person who takes it next year, I, Sandi Holcomb, will my previously willed sexy eyes to Cindy Strickland. I, Tom Turner, will my good driving skills to anyone who has enough experience. I, Rosalie Jones, will my ability to keep quiet during classes to my sister, Carolyn. I, John Wencley, will my VW to Mr. Hansen for spare parts for his car. I, Cindy Kanaby, will my girdle to Bill Zemke. I, JoAnn White, will my ability to stay thin to my sister. I, Tim Karr, will my center position in football to Rick Jane. Erla. I, Dennis Whittaker, will my job after school to last year's freshmen cheerleaders because Mr. O'Henley needs I, Bruce King, will my athletic ability to Bill Zemke. their "woman" touch. I, Lee Kilbourn, will my ability to drive without hitting I, Earl Whittaker, will to Mat Wasserman my ability trees and going into schoolyard ditches to Fred Harbec. to drive 3 years without a ticket. I, Sherry Whittaker, will my ability to walk into first I, Bob Knowlton, will my Right Guard to Mr. Logan. hour class half an hour late without getting caught to Cindy Strickland. _. I, Linda Koepf, will my ability to go up town for lunch and not get caught to Donna Pomeroy. I, Molly Whysall, will all my memories of Cass City High School to Jean Spencer*. She can have them. I, Jan Koepfgen, will my "naturally long" eyelashes to Mardi Auten. I, Gary Wills, will my ability to, be loved by the Laker girls to anybody. I, Ken Krueger, will Robert Logan to the Junior Class. I, Marty Zawilinski, will my ability to deal two women I, Laura LaJoie, will all of my courage at a seance to at the same time without getting caught to Fred Harbec. Jim Maharg. I, Bernadette Zimba, will my picture to Mr. Ackerman I, Bruce LeValley, will my church key to Clint Warner, to use in identifications. BUSINESSES AND INDUSTRY Albee Hardware & Furniture Gamble Store Cass City Hotel Auten Motor Sales General Telephone, Cass City Neitzel Studio & Camera Shop ? Bay Area Equipment Gross & O'Harris Meat Market Norm Coates TV Neeb Corp, MoWl Bartnik's Sales & Service General Cable Corporation The Pinney State Bank Bauer Candy Company Harris-Hampshire Insurance Pat's Beauty Salon Bassett Manufacturing Co. Hartwick Food Market Parseh's Store Bulen Motors Ed Hahn Real Estate Ryland & Guc Plumbing Coach Light Pharmacy Helen's Beauty Salon Ryan's Men's Wear B. A. Calka Real Estate Johnson Plumbing & Heating Rabideau Motors Cass City IGA Foodliner R & M Auto Parts Jim's Fruit Market Cass City Crop Service P. J. Rienstra Insurance Agency Konrad's Bakery Cass City Floral Klein's Fertilizers Richard's TV & Appliance Cass City Lanes Kritznians', Inc. Sommers Bakery Cass City Gulf Service Kilbourn & Son Service—Bef ord S T & H Bulk—Ed Bergman Cass City Oil & Gas Co. King's Cleaners S T & H Oil Co., Cass City Konrad's Bay Service The Cass City State Bank Trade-Winds L & S Standard Service Clare's Sunoco Service Thelma's Grocery Leeson Wallpaper & Paint Store Cyanamid Farm Supply Thumb Appliance Center Lynn's Leonard Service Cole Carbide London Farm Bairy Wright's Shoe Service Croft-Clara Lumber Co., Inc. Mary's Beauty Salon Western Auto Store Crossroads Restaurant Martin's Restaurant Walbro Corporation Leonard Bamm & Son Mac & Leo Service Wash King Laundry & Car Wash Ban's Sunoco—Bef ord M&MBlockCo. Wesley's Milk Company Eichers Cleaners-Cass City Miracle Bef ord Grocery Wood Rexall Drug Erla's Food Center McConkey Jewelry & Gift Shop Harold Whittaker & Son Sawmill Fort's Store Michigan Bean Cb. - C&ss City Al Witherspoon Life Insurance

Most Talented Best Dressed Class Politicians Most Individual Lynn Atwell Sharon O'Connor Sally Geiger Diana Bryant Tony Davis Dale Churchill CLASS POLL Phil Keating Joe Miller Most Likely to Succeed Most Ambitious Best Looking Prettiest Eyes Sally Geiger Margie Clarke Pat Bauer Phil Keating Ken Kennedy Dale Churchill Jill Auten John Luana Class Clowns Best Personality Jill Auten Mona Calka Margie Clarke Craig Ryland John Luana; Joe Miller Lee Taylor Most Popular Prettiest Smile Favorite Teachers Moria Calka; Jill Auten Mona Calka Joe Hillaker Marty Zawilinski Bill Pierce Chris Craig Mrs. Burk Mr. Logan Class Flirts Most Athletic Henriette de Barros Perazzi Betty Ballagh Craig Ryland Marty Zawilinski BiB38SSB%3S^^

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