©/ If Cass City were voting today on whether or not to ac- opinions. : many and varied, was repeated several times with variations. cept the village's proposal for a new fire hall and library, Those who were against the issue were nearly always From Oak street a responder said, "I have serious reser- "We can build what we want cheaper and have a better the chances are that it would pass in a close vote. wary about saying so until assured that their opinion would vations about this building . . . spending that money for an building. It will cost more than planned . . , you Just wait This is the conclusion from *a random sampling of 20 be kept in confidence and they would not be quoted. architect was wasted. We could have had people in town and see."- persons who live within the village limits Tuesday. For this reason, it is a safe assumption that a good many do the same job. I just don't know how I'll vote Dec. 20." Meeting Planned ±ne persons were asked the following question: If the of the undecided will be "no" votes when election day . "I thinif, the firemen do a beautiful job and they need vote for the proposed new fire hall and library were held comes. The big question is how many? a place and so does the library. I'm hardily in favor of pass- Many of the persons said they were undecided because today, how would you vote ? Another factor that could substantially change the re- ing-the tax levy." they just didn't know enough about the issue. I have never The results were: sults of the poll is that the Chronicle made no attempt to From a man on Houghton street . . . "Well, we're going been in the building, one said. I'm just starting to consider In favor 7 ascertain if the person asked was eligible to vote. Only prop- to have to have something and I guess this is pretty reason- the whole matter, another reported. Against 3 erty owners can vote Dec. 20. . able . . . I'm for it." All of these people could learn the complete details of Undecided 10 One lady volunteered that she would be ineligible to vote, "I just got my taxes and I'm pretty sore about it ... no, the proposed plan for a fire hall and library by attending At first glance it would seem that the measure would but favored the bond proposal. Her vote was counted in the I won't vote another penny in taxes". a special meeting Tuesday, Dec. 14, at the Cultural Center. carry by a substantial majority. However, as calls were seven "yes" votes. There may have been others. One of the objections heard frequently by persons who At this time representatives of the council will be pres- made it became apparent that persons in favor of the The Reasons were undecided or against the issue seemed to be the ent to explain the plans and answer any questions of in- $52,000 bond issue were never hesitant about voicing The reasons for .voting for or against the issue were thought expressed by a home owner on Main Street: .This terested residents.

VOLUME 59, NUMBER 34 CASS CITY. MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 s Injure

Three Cass City persons and two Koepf with defective brakes and area residents were injured in four making an improper left turn. Mystery Odor of six, automobile accidents m the Marie E. Var;derpool, 44, Kings- Cass City vicinity during the past ton suffered minor injuries Friday week. morning, Dec. 3, when her car A Cass City couple were hospi- struck a bridge abutment on Dodge talized Sunday in Mariette mill Road, a quarter-mile north of severe injuries suffered when their 'Deckerville Road, as she at- car skidded into the path of a tempted to make room for an on- second car on M-53, north of coming car. Mrs. Vanderpool A strong, hard-to-identify odor is Southeastern Michigan Gas Co. Mariette. pulled to the side of the road and plaguing residents of Pine street, was to have made its third visit Beatrice M, Groth, 39, Cass City, accidently stepped on the gas in- between West and Brooker, and to the area Wednesday. This time the driver of one car, suffered head stead of the brake. She lost con- Wednesday morning officials from officials were planning to dig up and face cuts and her passenger, Concluded on page six. four agencies had been unsuccess- the alley in, the affected area to Glenn E. Groth, 53, suffered a ful in tracking down its cause. double check for any gas leaks. broken left arm and right hand According to 'the State Fire Already Kenneth Cumper had and head cuts, according to San- To Demonstrate Marshall, the odor is not caused been authorized to dig several test dusky. State Police. by an explosive gas. Tests eon- holes 12 to 14 feet deep and aach Joseph R. Watson, 19, Mariette, New Fire Track: ducted have shown a very low rate of these tests has proved negative was treated for minor injuries and of combustibility. in supplying a clue to the origin * released. Fire Chief Nelson'Willy has an- The State Health Department of the smell. nounced that a new fire truck has investigated and placed the Meanwhile, the odor continues Police reported that the Goth matter in the hands sbf its engi- as strong as ever. In some of the car skidded oh slippery pavement being considered by the Cass City- Elkland township department - will neers. homes it has become so bad that into the path of the Watson car. residents have been forced: from The accident is still under investi- be demonstrated tonight (Thurs- ¥¥ 1 ¥¥ "1 If day) at 7:00 p.m. in the Recreation their homes. Others have managed gation, police reported Wednesday Haley 'Hailed tor to stay only by opening their homes morning. . Park. , . ... .-;.•! to the outside air during the chill In another accident Sunday, The truck; made by the Bean Service after of winter. . r>, Helen Koepf, 17, of Cass City suf- Fire Truck Company of Lansing, One Theory - fered cuts and bruises when the will be put through its paces in . TELEVISION GRABS the attention of the students and his teaching staff view TV for education with mixed the vicinity of the swimming pool. One theory advanced by investi- car in which she was a passenger at the .Deford Elementary School. Principal Robert Stickle emotions. (Chronicle photo) uittin gators is that there.has been a leak collided with a car driven by a Fire Calls in the sanitary sewer for a long Deckerville man at the intex-sec- The combination of a hot elec- Vassar City Clerk J. Arthur period of time. . tion of M-81 and Dodge Road, three trical wire and snow caused con- Haley was issued a resolution of With the recent rains the water miles east of Cass City. siderable steam but no damage in But to commendation Tuesday by Tuscola table has risen enough so that the Also injured with cuts and a fire call received by the depart- County supervisors following his odor has been released from the bruises was.,Mrs, Violet Mosher, ment Tuesday morning. announcement that he resigned his ground and wafted into the af- 46, "an" occupant: of the 'second car. Willy reported the wire was' Insurance adjusters have set the duties as clerk-treasurer and -there: . -fected >iiomes^>...^r-,vi'.-~.---.. • . ,,..•-. -*> The injured were treated at Hills down at a spot three miles west, damage of the Frutchey . Bean fore as supervisor iior the City of Although the odor is strong, no and Bales General Hospital in Cass five south and two and a half west elevator fire, early in October, at Vassar. ,' ; one has been able to tell just what City.- • of Cass City. $161,833, Fire Chief Nelson Willy Haley had held the;: post for over it smells like, although scores of The accident reportedly occurred A plugged chimney caused con- reported early this week. 10 years. His letter 'tjf resignation persons can attest that the un- when the Koepf car, driven by siderable smoke, but little damage Willy stated that he had received stated he had accented a higher pleasant odor is present. One resi- Clemens R. Koepf, 16, Cass City, when a furnace was lit Friday notification of the amount of the salaried post with a Vassar firm. dent became nauseated while try- attempted to make a left turn and morning at the former McArchur damage from Toplis and Harding, City Manager Wesley Mathews ing to determine just what the collided with a car driven by IGA store on Main Street. Inc., an adjusting and surveying The fifth and sixth grades at De- the unstinting approval of every- reported to the board that no re- smell was. . . .but still was unable Dewey Parrott, 64. ford were electronically whisked to ions of Principal Robert Stickle The fire had been lighted to firm assigned to the fire. and Mrs. Brown, is that it broad- one concerned, it may not be avail- placement had been named yet. to describe it after he recovered. Riding, with Koepf were Miss "heat the unoccupied building for ancient Greece Friday where they able next year. Central Michigan Just what caused the inferno climbed Acropolis and visited the ens the scope for the children be- Bulen Motors of Cass City was Koepf, Floyd Spencer, 17, Deford, a bazaar. which completely destroyed the 65- cause of the teaching aids avail- University, which originates the low bidder on the sale of three and Larry Rutkowski, 16, Cass Parthenon; attended the Olym- courses, has announced that TV Support Dispute The call was indirectly respons- year-old wooden and sheet metal pics; talked about Plato, and heard able. cars to the Tuscola County Sher- City. In the Parrott car were the ible for a minor automobile ac- elevator was not determined, time will not be available for iff's department. Bulen' s bid was about the plays of Euripides. 'It's Science comes from the most school study next year. driver's wife, Mrs. Alma Parrott, cident caused when the fire truck Willy reported. Lost in the blaze modern laboratories and extensive $3,949. Other bids included Wilsie- Erupts in Fight 63, and Mrs. Mosher's husband, rolled ahead, after stopping in an every day occurence for them. were large quantities of loose and The students were learning field trips; art views the old mast- That leaves just one lone hope Kelly of Caro, $4,150, and Burton- Walter, 48. front of the store, and struck a bagged stored grain and equip- ers, and history comes alive. for TV study in Cass City next Moore of Caro; $4,179. Bad Axe State Police charged parked car. Damage was slight. through educational television as Outside Court ment. part of an experimental study that On the other hand, Stickle be- year, according to Supt. Don Burton-Moore, with a bid of $1,- includes all grades, one through lieves, teaching is harder for the Grouse, and that is Channel 19 752, was low bidder on a three- A fist-fight erupted in Ihe eight, at the Deford School. TV professor. He has to extend over which some CMU courses are quarter ton track to be used ^by crowded halls outside Circuit Court Presented is a variety of sub- his personality to the class without now offered. the dog warden. Other bidders Chambers Tuesday between the jects including the basics, art and knowing the students' reaction to If the program is available, it were Rabideau Motors of Cass husband and former husband of a music. During the full history les- what he is saying. v/ill cost the school district much City, Bulen, Wilsie-Kelly and Elber Clio woman in an argument over son observed by this reporter, it And there is a big difference ia more money. Under the present Ford of Reese. support payments for the woman's appeared that the big tube was the teaching quality. In one course cost structure, Cass City would Mrs. Irene Schwaderer, Kings- three children. successful in capturing the atten- under Stickle's direction, he feus have had to pay on the basis of a ton, was hired as assistant county Evert R. Scruggs, according to tion of the pupils. . . .especially that the professor is so poor that charge for every pupil in the dis- health nurse to aid Mrs. Lucy witnesses, suffered a cut on his during the action scenes as con- they are considering discarding trict and the one year only piece- Miller, county health nurse. Salary forehead and a bloody nose in an trasted with the discussion type this'section of the TV instruction. meal experimental program is was set at $4,800 with increases exchange of blows with his former learning. Even so, this might be abandoned. each six months until the maxi- wife's husband, a man identified Challenge for Teachers mum of $5,200 is reached. the last year for educational TV TV work is also a challenge for "If TV instruction is not avail- only as Luder. in the Cass City district because A plan for retirement benefits, C. H. Hamilton, friend of the the classroom teacher, Stickle able next year", Grouse said, "I made to the board by Caro in- of station difficulties. feels. It stimulates the children am sure that it will be in the near court, and Bailiff Ernest Kidder •The subject matter wasn't easy. surance man, Max Lawrence, was separated the pair, but not before and. the teacher must work harder future under Federal sponsorship referred to the Wages and Salaries Was it a little' advanced for fifth to keep abreast. and from preliminary estimates Scruggs was injured. and sixth grade pupils? Under the Committee. The fight started after Circuit Because the program is in the it looks as if it may have a defi- The board also heard a report careful guidance of Mrs. Margaret nite place in local classrooms". Court Judge James Churchill Brown, the students showed they Cass City School District on an on an equalization office for taxing ordered Scruggs to pay $5.00 sup- had assimilated a good deal of experimental basis, the cost to the When the Deford teachers eval- purposes, which under state law port a week for each of his three rapidly presented information. district is only about $1.00 per uate the program, we will have an must be set up by January, 1967. children or a total of $15.00 a week. Acropolis is a hill, Kip Hopper pupil at Deford or about $240 for even more definite idea of what No action was taken. Luder reportedly took exception reported in answer to the teacher's the year. TV has been doing ."n its first year The board wiU next convene on to the support sum because he was query. Plato is a cultural writer. Cancel Gut here, Grouse concluded. Monday, Jan. 10. paying the same amount for sup- Sue Nichol said, while Pam Kil- Even if the local program gets port for a child of his by a pre- bourn led the class in finding a vious marriage. He confronted definition for philosophy in one Scruggs in the packed halls outside of the school dictionaries. the chambers after the court ses- Despite some of its obvious mer- sion and the fight ensued. its, the question facing the Dei'crd Scruggs' payments will increase teachers and ultimately the entire in six months to $8.00 per child. Cass City School District is: He was given the low support pay- Is educational television worth ments, according to officials, be- A FREE TELEVISION set for the Saturday, sponsored by the Retail Division what it costs?. Santa Claus is coming to Help for the patients at the Caro to the plea for help has been an- cause he had just been released kitchen was won by Mr. and Mrs. Kazi- of the Cass City Chamber of Commerce. There has been no formal evalu- Cass City. State Hospital is coming from swered from locations most per- from Jackson Prison where he had mierz Andrysiak in the first free drawing (Chronicle Photo) ation of the program, but teachers Sponsored by the Cass points scattered all over the United sons would not associate with Cass served five years on an armed already have noted some of the City Chamber of Commerce, States in cashable trading stamps City. robbery charge. big tube's strength and flaws. he will be headquarferd in and we are highly pleased with the From tiny Norway in Michigan's Its big advantage, in the opin- the former McArthur Groc- opening week of our campaign, Upper Peninsula has come 100 ery Store building on- Main Mrs. James Reagh, chairman, re- books. The Muskegon area has MTU-Spo Seeks s EnioJ Jv Free Street and his first appear- ported this week. sent many books. , . . .1 don't ance is scheduled for Friday The committee under Mrs. know how many times I have Cass City Students The only other thing I ever won Mr. Andrysiak retired after 32 was not necessary to be present. • from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Reagh's direction is seeking 3,000 recorded that name in the list of Blair Coutant, administrative as- was some sausage from Erla Food years at the Dodge plant in the For the third and final bond, the Santa will return on Sat- trading stamp books. . . .enough donor locations, Mrs. Reagh said. sistant at Michigan Technological Market, Mrs. Kasimier Andrysiak Motor City. winner had to be at the drawing 'urday from 2-5 to complete for a new bus for the patients at We've received a couple of books University, Sault Branch, will be said Monday as she looked at the Although the couple has been to collect his prize, Chamber mem- his first week-end visit to the the hospital. from California and lesser amounts visiting at high schools in Bay City new portable television won in well satisfied with their home here, bers explained. village. In the few short weeks we have from other areas, she said. and in Tuscola county Thursday. the first drawing sponsored by the they are trying to move. "We have You can't keep a good man Old St. Nick will come been operating, Mrs. Reagh said, Canisters Poor He will be meeting with guidance Retail Division of the Cass City two children that live in the Detroit Since the winner was not pre- down. . . .or woman either. back the following week-end we have already passed the half- The canisters we've placed counselors and principals to pass Chamber of Commerce. area and we would like to get- a sent, the money will be added to Mrs. Thelma Jackson, the Chron- and most of the week im- way mark and the future looks around town have not been as pro- on information about MTU-Soo for •The Andrysiaks live in a spick little closer to them if we can sell the third bond given Saturday, in- icle's Holbrook reporter, had been mediately preceding Christ- bright. ductive as we hoped they would prospective students. This univer- and span retirement home OR the our house," they explained. creasing it from $25 to $50. hospitalized for three weeks. mas, Chamber" representa- It will be especially bright for be, she said. sity is rapidly becoming known River Road, a mile south and a The drawing will coincide with Despite her illness, the news tives said. the patients if the drive succeeds. Hartwick's Food Market gave us throughout the state for its aca- mile west of Cass City, and are Other Winners the ending of the free show and continued to flow in. Mrs. Jackson On every visit, Santa will The bus will be used for trans- a boost with 2,500 stamps the other demic excellence and its promising using the new TV as a second set Besides the portable TV, $25' sav- start at about 4:30 p.m. Merchants was able to keep abreast of Hol- be loaded with candy and porting the patients for pleasure day and cash donations have really growth and development program. in their kitchen. ings bonds were given away to should deliver tickets to the theatre brook -happenings simply by talk- goodies for all the children. trips. State transportation cannot added up. We have $1,622 in cash Coutant will be visiting at Bay The couple moved to Cass City Phil Brack and Millie Monk, both before the drawing, authorities ing to her many visitors while she be used for this purpose. from various donors at this time, City Handy High, Vassar High and from Detroit 11. years ago when of Cass City. For these prizes, it said. Concluded on page four. Strangely enough, the response she concluded. Cass City High schools. PAGE TWO UAiJB OITJT CHRONICLE— THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 CITY, MICHIGAN Yule Symbols Told At The WSCS of the Methodist of carols and sang a solo. Cass City Social Church, learned of the' symbols of Mrs. James Braid led the 6:15 Christmas in a program presented prayer service. Mrs. Archie Stir-ton is in Ker- Mrs. Grant Howell spent the Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kettlewell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holm and by Mrs. Grant Hutchinson and President Mrs. Howard Rexin wood, Ont, to spend the winter week end in Detroit with her were in Croswell Thursday to- at- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hartel attended Mrs. Nancy, Shageha. presided at the meeting. Group V months with the Gordon Stir tons. daughter and family, the Keith tend the funeral of his brother, the auto show in Detroit Friday Mrs. Hutchinson used slides to with Mrs, Homer Muntz and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Kritzman Emmersons, and also visited her Harold Kettlewell, 57. night. tell of the symbols. The Rose is Roy Chisholm, co-chairmen, and children were to move this sister, Mrs. Helen Jeffrey, who is Mr. and Mrs. James Gross took Mr. and Mrs. Lyie Zapfe and emblematic of Mary, the mother served the dinner lor about 45 week into the home they purchased spending some time there. his mother, Mrs. Robert Gross, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holm were of Jesus; of Jesus, as the Rose members. from the Ray Lapps. The monthly meeting of the Willpw Run Sunday and from t/iere in Flint Sunday anH were also of Sharon, and of the love of The Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Ros- American Legion Auxiliary and she flew to Florida to spend the visitors at the Clarence Zapfe Christ. MAKE YOUR GIFTS sow of Detroit are the parents of Christmas party will be held Mon- winter. home at Clio. Purple is the color of humility MORE FUN TO RECEIVE day evening, Dec. 13. Mrs. Jake a son, born Nov. 30. The baby s Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Russell Erb of and penance and is the color of with our weighed 7llz pounds and is named Wise is chairman of the committee visited Mrs. Mose. Karr at Gage- the altar cloths for December. The on arrangements. The meeting Bad Axe and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer complete Edwin John II. The Rossows also town Sunday afternoon. Fuester were Friday evening two candles signify the divinity and 1 will be held at the Legion hall. humanity of Christ. Mrs. Hutchin- selection have three daughters, including The Lael club of the Baptist guests of Mr. and Mrs. John West. twins. Mr. Rossow is a former Mr. and Mrs. George McKee and son also showed slides of paint- of colorful children of Rochester spent Sun- church met Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. John West and Mr. ' ings of the Madonna and Child, pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran with Mrs. Kenneth Cumper. There AMERICAN day and until Monday at the Clay- and Mrs. Elmer Fuester attended copies of the world's great artists. Church. was a business meeting and Bible a potluck dinner at the Al Smith ton Root home. Mrs. Shagena led group singing GREETINGS^ Capt. and Mrs. James Sweeney study. In the business meeting all home in Otisville Sunday. and two-montns-old daughter Jes- The Elmwood Missionary Circle omcers were re-elected for the gift wrap, sica spent last week here with will meet Friday, Dec. 10, with Born Nov. 29 in Hills ana Dales and. coming year. Officers are: presi- General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sweeney's mother, Mrs. Mrs. Otto Rushlo. Members are to dent, Mrs. Stanley McArthur; vice- Grant Howell, before leaving for take a sack lunch. Harry Wright, a nine-pound, six- president, Mrs. Dean Hoag; secre- ounce boy. They named him Brian The third meeting of the French France. The choir from the Great Lakes tary-treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Cum- Club was held Tuesday, Nov. 30. Bible college in Lansing will be at Vern. Mrs. Wright and baby went Arthur Bean, son of Mrs. Doro- per, and assistant secretary-treas • to their home Thursday. Members discussed ways to raise thy Damoth, who is serving in the the Yale Church of Christ for urer, Mrs. Veron Gingrich. money. Marine Corps and stationed at a meeting Saturday evening, Dee. Phil Mathewson, who recently Dec. 15 was set to go Christmas 11, at 7:30 p.m. Mark.W. (Blackie) Wright, 54, spent a 14-day leave at home after Camp Pendletcn, Calif., received a boyhood resident of the Cass caroling. his Pfc. rating Nov. 1. Mrs. Clayton Root and Mrs. finishing basic training at Fort After the business meeting, City area, died Wednesday, Nov. Knox, Ky., is now stationed at Mrs. Ethel Stewart of Caro visi- Erwin Binder received word last 24, in Birmingham, Ala. Among Kathy Herhalt and Susan Rabideau ted her sister, Mrs. Lela Wright, week of the death of their brother- Fort Eustis, Va. His new address presented a map of France on the survivors is his sister, Mrs. is: Pvt. Phillip J. Mathewson U.S. Nov. 30 before leaving to spend the in-law, Roy McDowell, 64, of Rich- Roy Anthes of Cass City. white cloth. Members added to it mond, Va. Mr. McDowell died un- 55-827-285 Class 67 D 20 No. 8 winter in California. A bridal shower for Helen Ann the products of the important Mr. and Mrs. Don Lorentzen and expectedly and funeral services 7th Student Enlisted Co. Fort cities. and burial took place at Rich- Koepf, given by Patricia and Linda Eustis, Va. son Rick attended worship serv- Koepf, was attended by 28 friends Refreshments were served. ices Sunday morning in the Kings- mond. Mrs. McDowell is the form- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Deneen and er Mary Holtz. and relatives with the bride-elect Carol attended the baptisms or ton Methodist church along with receiving many gifts. Mrs. Phyllis other Tuscola ' county DeMolay Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Vader of their grandchildren Sunday in St. King was in charge of games.'The Thomas & St. Peter Cnurch in members and their parents. About Bay .Port were Sunday afternoon door prize went to Mrs. Helen OF CASS CITY 30 attended a potluck dinner in the and supper guests in the Don East Detroit. Pamela Jo Wilke, Hudson of Caro and the boobie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin TUSCOLA, MICHIGAN Masonic hall in Kingston following Finkbeiner home. Other afternoon prize went to Mrs. Mary DuRussell the church service. callers were the Larry Finkbeincrs Wilke, of St. Clair Shores and of Cass City. Refreshments were Lynda Irene Deneen, daughter of of Deford, Mrs. Ruth Finkbeiner served. MEMBEK AUDIT BUREAU OF and son Tim. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Deneen of St. Mrs. James Dean Merchant •CIKCITLAT10NS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Louis, were baptized in the regu- PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hendrick re- and family of Davison spent the er David, the bride chose a floor- AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN lar morning worship services. Mr. The Gagetown Church of The turned home Thursday after spend- week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilke and Mr. Nazarene was the setting for the length taffeta gown with scoop 6552 Main Street ing two weeks with their daughter, To The Qualified Electors of the John Halre, publisher. and Mrs. Frank Meiser. and Mrs. Edwin Wilke were spon- Nov. 27 wedding ceremony uniting neckline, wrist-point^ sleeves, fit- National Advertising Representatives Mrs. Sherwell Kelly, at New Bos- The Martha Circle of the Wom- , sors for the infants. The Rev. Ron- Joan Ruth Woods and James Dean ted bodice, soft pleats, lace appli- Village of Cass City Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc. ton and Mrs. Irene O'Dell at Dear- an's Society of World Service rnet ald Erbe officiated at the dual Merchant. The Rev. R. J. Stanley ques and seed pearl trim. Lace ap- 857 Michigan Avenue, Bast Lansing, born Hts. En route home they were Michigan. Dec. 1 in Salem EUB church. service. of Rochester officiated at the 7:30 pliques adorned the Watton panel PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a Special Village Second Glass postage paid at Cass dinner and overnight guests of Twenty-five were present to enjoy ' p.m. candlelight service. Mr. Stan- back of the gown. A matching lace Citv. Michigan. 48726 Mrs. Hendrick's nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dodge and ^Election to be held in the Village of Cass City, County Subscription Price- 'To post offices in a Christmas dinner and program. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Seeley are ley is a former pastor of the Gage- and pearl crown held her bouffant Tuseola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Higgins at Miss Muriel Addison gave the les- town church. veil and she carried a bouquet of ]of Tuscola, Michigan, on the 20th day of December, $3.00 a year, $1.75 for six months. In Pontiac. the grandparents of , an eight- son on "Give God Glory Through pound, seven-ounce grandson, white carnations, white roses witn 1965, from 7:00 o'clock a.m., to 8:00 o'clock p.m., East- other parts of the United States, $3.50 a Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Finkbeiner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merchant year. 25 cents extra charged for part Worship". After the program the Christopher Frederick, born Dec. of Cass City are the groom's par- white velvet leaves. tern Standard Time, there will be submitted to vote of year order. Payable in advance. and children were Sunday dinner women sewed on pads to be sent Miss Linda Woods of Sebewaing, jthe qualified electors of said Village the. following For information regarding newspaper guests of his mother, Mrs. Ruth 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seeley. ents and David P. Woods of Pon- advertising '" and commercial and job to the hospital at Espanola, New tiac is the bride's brother. the bride's sister, was maid of fproposition: printing, telephone; 872-20IC. Finkbeiner. Mexico, where Miss Iva Hildinger, Mr. and Mrs. James Karr and honor. Bridesmaids were Veronica family of Deford and Mr. and Mrs. Given in marriage by her broth- RN, is employed. Rutkowski of Detroit and Marlene Miss Shirley Watson, who was Carl Wright of Cass City had Brady of Cass City. Bonding Proposition seriously injured Nov.. 22 while at Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Granddaughter of Laura Robinson of rural Ubly. The bridal attendants were iden- work at Marlette, was brought to tically gowned ,in frocks with Shall the Village of Cass City, County.of Petty Officer Tom Hulien and JOE'S FORMULA her home here Wednesday, Dec. 1. Local Pair Wins Burgundy velvet bodices and pink Tuscola, Michigan, borrow the sum of not to Friday evening she was admitted family of Cutler, Me,, .are spending two weeks with their respective crepe floor-length skirts. Matching exceed Fifty-Two Thousand ($52,000.00) Dol- to Hills & Dales General hospital. petal headpieces with butterfly She sustained multiple fractures of parents in Michigan while en route lars and issue the general obligation bonds of FOR SUCCESS to Norfolk, Va., where the family veils completed their ensembles. the Village therefor for the purpose of pay- her right leg in the accident. Ann Fay, daughter of Mr. and They carried pink pompon mums Get up earlier in the morning than your com- Mrs. Lela Wright spent from will stay while Hulien serves .£ Mrs. Manley Fay, Caseville, and with Burgundy velvet leaves. ing the cost of acquiring the H. O. Paul Build- petitor. Work harder and scheme more. Stick Friday night until Sunday with her tour of duty as an electronics granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing and site by purchase and remodeling said technician in Puerto Rico. Wendy Haag of Sebewaing was closely to the job and stay up later planning ht,w to get ahead" of daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Manly Fay of Cass City, won first building for the use of the Village as a fire Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeil and place in the beginners class for flower girl. She is a niece of the that guy while he sleeps. Not only will you leave more money Richard Thorp and children, near bride. The ring bearer was David hall, library and general municipal building? Caro. son Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- eight-year-olds in the Eastern arfafoi you die, - but you will leave it a darn-site sooner! Michigan Open Baton Twirling Whittaker of Cass City, a nephew Mrs. Lela Wright and Mrs. ard McNeil were Sunday guests MOBAL: Live while you may, but live sanely. And above all, live at the Kenneth Bentley home in Contest held recently in Lapeer,. of the groom. Only those qualified electors who have property in 20mfortably in a pair of Foot-So-Port Shoes. A comfort consulta- Arthur Little were in Caro Wednes- Best man for his brother was jthe Village assessed for taxes, or the lawful husband or day and Thursday nights, Dec. 1, Saginaw. The Lapeer event was the first William Merchant of Cass City and sion and demonstration fitting will cost you nothing, but the com- Mrs. Arthur Moore returned competition for Ann. She lost only I wife of such persons, are qualified to vote on the bond- 2, respectively, because of the groomsmen were Ronald Patera ling proposition. . '. .,..•.- ; -ort will amaze you. • death of their aunt, Mrs. Teria home Sunday "evening after speiidr .7 of one point, .5 for one drop and Ronald Rutkowski, both of We carry sizes in steek to sise 15. Milner, 89. She was the sister of ing two weeks with the Donald and .2 for breaks. Cass City. Ushers were Alien the late Herbert Spaulding, father Lesters and the Paul Moores in Her instructor is 18-year-old Merchant of Cass City and Norbert The place of election will be: Village of Cass City, of Mrs. Wright, and the widow of Royal Oak. While there, she at- Dawn Lindsey of Lapeer who holds Haag of Sebewaing. |Michigan, Municipal Building at 6737 Church Street. RILEY'S FOOT COMFORT Nicholas Milner, uncle of Mrs. Lit- tended a sacred concert at Ford the title of Baton Twirling Champ A reception for 400 guests was €*** City, Michigan Phone 872-2660 tle. Funeral services were held Auditorium and the Ice Follies at for the United States. held at the American Legion Hall, the Olympic. Mrs. Moore had This notice is given by authority of the Village WE ABE CLOSED ON THURSDAY AFTERNOONS Friday afternoon at the Huston Unionville, following the ceremony. jCouncil of the Village of Cass City, County of Tuscola, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS . funeral home in Caro and burial Thanksgiving dinner with the The couple are making their was in Caro cemetery. Lesters. Zontians to Fete home in Cass City following their {Michigan. wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Senior Citizens the southeastern states. CELIA L. HOUSE The Zonta Club of Cass City will Shirley Neal was soloist and Village Clerk entertain senior citizens of the vil- -Marilyn Summers was organist for lage Sunday, Dec. 12, at an Old the services. j Time Christmas party in the Presbyterian Church basement. Highlight of the meeting will be a simple old fashioned Christmas where residents may come and meet old friends and chat. Sweaters! Guests will be picked up at their Than any other homes by Zonta members. Miss Agnes Milligan, chairman, said that the event is slated from 2 to 4 p.m. and all senior citizens are urged to attend. IN! In other activities of Zonta, the Yes! club held its annual Christmas dinner and party at Sherwood Forest Country Club Tuesday We Picked These evening. Gifts were exchanged among Up At The Air- • guests and members. Mrs. Helen There must Sure! Baker and Mrs. Edith Little port Monday. formed the committee in charge. Mrs* Britt Dies OK: After Long Illness Shag: Funeral services for Mrs. "Mayme Britt will be held Thursday AH these comforts are available: steering wheels A hushed and gentled ride with body mounts <. today) at Little's Funeral home • Golf •that'tilt or tilt and telescope; AM/FM Multiplex designed to isolate vibration better and shock at 1:30 p.m. following her death Stereo radio, first ever offered in cars; and Strata- absorbers matched to body style—coupe, sedan, Tuesday morning at Cass City 1 bucket seats (to give you just a sampling). convertible, wagon. Hospital. She had been in ill health • Pull-over for the past several years. Comforfron automatic heating and cooling you America's only rear-engined car, Corvair, with «in order—Just dial the temperature and turn it more weight over the driving wheels where you Born in Northville, she was the ® Vests on; Comfortron automatically keeps you comfortable need it and less on the steering wheels where you daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. no matter what the weather outside. don't. August Oldenburg. The family 2 moved to the Cass City area while America's only true sports car, Corvette, with she was still a child. • Cardigans More engine choices—the widest horsepower fully independent suspension, four-wheel disc brakes She married Charles Britt in range available: the 425-hp Turbo-Jef V8 in and engines you can order up to 427 cubic inches. Owendale December 3, 1913, and 3 Chevrolet and Corvette to a 90-hp Four in Chevy II. they made their home in Grant • Many others Higher resale value—Chevroiets traditionally are township where she lived until her Body by Fisher—Craftsmanship by the world's worth more at trade-in time because more people death. He died November 29, 1961. best known coachmakers with everything from lux- want Chevroiets . . . new or used. She was a member of the Grant urious interiors to the long luster Magic-Mirror acrylic Methodist Church. 4 lacquer finish. All these safety features standard now: seat 'Surviving are: two daughters, belts, front and rear; padded dash and sun visors; Mrs. Earl Schenk and Mrs. Hu- Self-cleaning rocker panels flush out salt and outside mirror (use it always before passing); other corrosives with rainwater, dry themselves with shatter-resistant inside mirror; 2-speed electric wind- bert Hundersmarck, both of Bad outside air—another way Chevrolet takes extra care shield wipers for better visibility in a downpour,- Axe, and two sons, James of Pon- so you needn't bother. windshield washers; back-up lights. tiac and Howard of Cass City. Also surviving are 15 grandchildren and Come On In - The Selection is Great! 11 great-grandchildren. Two broth- Leadership *« .the Chevrolet Way, ers, three sisters and a daughter preceded her in death. Mrs. Britt may be seen at the 21-1341 funeral home until the time of the s Wear service. Rev. A. A. Carmithel of Elkton will officiate and interment Next to The Cass City State Bank will be in the family lot in Wil- 661? MAIN ass tm 872-2750 liamson Cemetery. CASS CITY, -MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 PAGE THREE 57 Attend

Fifty-seven women attended a The Chronicle welcomes letters .to the editor. In most in- Christmas meeting of the Woman's Junior Scout troop 148 and entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Mrs. Adolph Thorns, and family Deering of Elkton. Society of World Service held Mon- Brownie troop 88 will have charge Althea Hawkins of Wilmot, Mr. of Peck. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Hunter, stances letters will be printed in full. However, the paper re- day evening in Salem EUB church serves1 the right to edit letters to fit space requirements. All of the PTA Christmas program and Mrs. Linel Rayl and children Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rock and Ruth Ann and Bobby spent the The group included women of the of Unionville and Josh Sharrard of daughter of Marlette and Mr. and week end at their cabin near West letters must be signed. Thursday, Dec. 16, at 8 p.m. at church and guests. the Deford School. Cass City. Mrs. Darold Terbush were Sunday Branch. Cass City Chronicle more. A six-thirty dinner was enjoyed Mrs.. Bernard Babich and Mrs. evening visitors in Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Churchill in a festive setting with guests Donald Cross, Mrs. Harry Wood- Louis iiaoien caned on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Harold Deering and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. Dear Editor: Our greatest concern is lack of ruff and Mrs. William McDonald space. In our present crowded seated at small tables decorated Mrs. Waxier iteynoids of Flint and and children were dinner guests Howard Gregg of Snover Sunday The board members of the Cass for Christmas. Grace was given by and children, all of Pontiac, were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald evening. City and Elkland Township Public quarters we are unable to properly Mr. ana Mrs. Basil Conquest of Mrs. Stanley P. Kirn Sr. dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Ciio 'inursday afternoon. Library are very happy to have display and catalogue our-books Bertha Chadwick. In the afternoon and magazines. Following the dinner, the presi- Mr. anu Mrs. iNuruert Kapaia been chosen to occupy part of the dent, Mrs. Charles Tuckey, wel- all called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer proposed new fire-hall building. We lack for space in seven ar- Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert and cnucuen 01 oouimieia, Mr. and comed the guests and an offering ivirb. jooeyu seiiun tuia laimiy oi The Library has a present vol- eas: for fiction, nonfiction, refer- was taken for mission work, which Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Lawr- ume of books in excess of 5,000. ence and study, periodicals, youth ence Martin of Caro and Mr. and ixmgston ana Mr. ana Mrs. jtuen- amounted to $63.00. ara ou&ueu ana cxmaren oi uass Fifty periodicals are received books, children's books and read- The program was a demonstra- Mrs. Ronald Martin and daughter ing space. of Detroit were also Sunday after- Laiy visited tneir parents, Mr. and and available to the public. tion by Mrs. Warren Kelley on the Mi's, joim jxapaia, ouuaay atier- The average monthly circulation We are very concerned about making of Christmas decorations. noon callers at the Webster home. our children's department-because noon ana Mr. and Mrs. LeJttoy thus far in 1965 is 855 and for the An arrangement made by Mrs. Mrs. Stanley Lagos attended the beiton oi DecKer were Satumay first time in the history of the this is where good reading habits Kelley that was given as a door monthly meeting of Farm Bureau evening caiiers at tne Kapala Library we may see a circulation are established. prize went to Mrs. Eldon Stouten- In our present crowded quarters, Women Friday, Dec. 3, at the home. for the current year of 10,000 or Mary Lanna Kramer burg. Farm Bureau Building in Caro. there is no room for filing of The benediction was given by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coffman of ORDER OF PUBLICATION The ladies exchanged gifts and periodicals and reference material. Mr. and Mrs. William Marvin Mrs. R. E. Betts. Bnageport were dinner guests Sun- General A good Library is one of the Kramer of Kingston announce the enjoyed a potluck luncheon. day of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hall State of Michigan, Probate Court for the County of Tuscola. prime requisites of any town and engagement of their daughter, The Deford Good Neighbor Club and children. Estate of Harriett Mclntyre, Deceased. it is our hope that larger quarters Mary Lanna, to Venard E. Stark, will have their Christmas party Dinner guests Saturday at the, It is Ordered that on January 5th, for the Library may become a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stark 1966, at ten a.m., in the Probate Court- Monday, Dec. 13, at 6:30 p.m. at Waiter Kelley home were Mr. and room in the 'City of Caro, Michigan, a reality to give Cass City and area of Maneelona. Mich. the Deford Town Hall. Items left Mrs. Scott Kelley of Pontiac. hearing be held on the petition of Ann a Library to which the residents The couple are students at Cen- Mr. and Mrs. Etsel Wilcox and Elliott for probate of a purported Will, over from the bazaar will be on for granting of administration to can point with pride. tral Michigan University, Mt. display and for sale all day Satur- Mrs. Florence Shaver visited Mr. Frank Burgess, the Executor named The Library Board Pleasant. Miss Kramer is present- day, Dec. 11, at the town hall. and Mrs. Lee Wilson of Mayville therein, or some other suitable person, and for a determination of heirs. ly a student teacher at Cass City Sunday evening. Publication and service shall be made Grand Firm Elementary School. The four members of the Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rock Jr. m as provided by Statute and Court Rule A June wedding is planned. Electricians 4-H Club met Wednes- and daughter Gail of Marlette were Dated: December 7th, 1965. day evening at the home of Roy Hugo E. Braun Saturday evening visitors at the town Attorney for Petitioner Low Road Edwards. The boys watched Mr, home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 812 Second National Bank Bldg. Edwards put a hot plate together. Saginaw, Michigan 48607 The L. W. Edison Co. of Grand Records Can Help Henry Rock Sr. C. Bates Wills, Judge of Probate. The next meeting will be Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bruce called Rapids was the low bidder for day, Dec. 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the A true copy $3,378,696 worth of road construc- Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wagg Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. Edwards home. 12-9-3 tion in Tuscola and Sanilac coun- of Cass City. Preventive medicine with live- Manford Osborn was released ties at a letting held Thursday, stock is more economical and John Cleland, Miss Eileen Cle- - Dec. 2. land and Mrs. Hooper of Decker- from Hills and Dales Hospital satisfactory than "last ditch" ef- Monday. The work includes construction forts to save hopeless, dying ani- ville visited Mrs. Iris Hicks and of 13.9 miles of two-lane pavement daughter Greta Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hartwick SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF GREETING CARDS mals, according to Dr. Clifford C. and children were dinner guests and one bridge on M-46, from M-24 Beck, veterinarian for Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Holmes, Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Christmas Hi Brows, Tool east to M-53. State University's Cooperative Ex- Completion date is Oct. 1967. Susan and Timmy of Caro visited tension Service. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Farmers who keep good health George Ashcroft, Wednesday eve- records in a file or notebook Patricia Ann Kupiec ning. Mrs. Hazel Ashcroft and Mr. where they are readily accessible, and Mrs. Jack Vincent and son The following persons applied find it takes less time ana pre- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewicki of Kingston announce the engage- Philip, all of Pontiac, were Sunday for marriage licenses at the county- vents more errors than any. other evening callers at the Ashcroft Oscar Brooks got a six-point, clerk's office, Caro, during the method. ment of their daughter, Miss Pat- ricia Ann Kupiec, to Larry Lee home. 160-pound buck near Rose City past week. There are .many good herd re- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Field opening day. Jimmy L. Flickinger, 20, Fostor- cord systems for all types of live- Tomaszewski of Caro, son of Mr. ia, and Patricia K. Biskner, 18, stock. Dr. Beck says the important and Mrs. Peter Tomaszewski. Leonard offers you a Fostoria. thing is to have some system and No date has been set for the genuine "first" — the William G. Madsen, 57, Mayville, make use of it. wedding. first credit card in the and Elizabeth Huntley, 62, May- "It takes no longer to do it now ville. than later. Chances are it will be Hills and Dales country especially de- Roy J. Tuckey, 24, Cass City, more accurate if the information signed for lady motor- and Kathleen Bartle, Cass City. is entered when something hap- David L. Koch, 18, Caro, and pens or the farmer first thinks of General Hospital ists. It's beautiful! Geraldine Cram, 19, Vassar. it rather than waiting until 'you Born Nov. 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Harden, 19, Saginaw, have time,' " Dr. Beck contends. Harry Wright of Cass City, a son, and Gloria A. Wascher, 17, Reese. Record keeping becomes a hab- Brian Vern. Gerald E. McAlpine, 27, Gage- it. The successful farmer and live- Born Dec. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. SPECIAL PURCHASE Men's No Iron White town, and Donna S. McCool, 34, stock man in the future will find Charles Seeley of Cass City, a son, Caro. health records as well as all re- Christopher Frederick. cords more and more important, Born Dec. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ballweg, county Extension Lawrence Sokol of Mayville, a agricultural agent, believes. He ad- daughter. vises that more information on Born Dec. 2 to Mr. and Mrs, farm records is available from the Edward Kata of Unionville, a Extension Service in Courthouse, daughter. Caro. ______Patients_ in the hospital Monday included: Mrs. Frederick Ruggles of This more masculine Kingston; version is for "Him." Mrs. Harold Rosenberry, Mrs. Inc, Elva Hercliff, Mrs. Mary Jane Only Michigan's most satis- "> to four strand necklace Presently in the hospital: Rupert, Mrs. Maude Strickland, 1 fied motorists carry it. Charles Freshney, Noel Frakes, Mrs. George Letson and Mrs. nd matching earrings. Beverly Harbec, Mrs. Clara Seeg- Ethel Brown of Caro; er of Cass City; Anita Warner of Sandusky; Made by "Campus" for Mrs. David Mathews of Deford; Wayne Loeding Jr., Thomas style and long wear. Joanne Murdick of Snover; Wentworth Jr. of Snover; Sizes 14V9-16V9. ' ' h John Grudzien of Lexington, Ronald dyne, Mrs. Anna Ewald Mrs. Pearl Bliss of Gagetown; and Edward J. Dillon of Union- Mrs. Mable Ballagh of Ubly. ville; Cialy You can depend on Leonard! Recently discharged: Mrs. Walton Mosher of Decker- William Toner, Mrs. Alfred Seel- ville; Sylvia Lubaczewski • ey, Mrs. Philip Retherford, Floyd Mrs. Bertha Minor, Sharon Lee Soft brushed nylon in sizes Nicholas, Mrs. John Wagner of Carr of Gagetown; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lubaczew- Cass City; Adolph Woelfle and Mrs. Steve Med, Ige. and x-lge. Cass City • ski of Gagetown announce the en- Mrs. Walter Fritz of Owendale; Papp of Deford; Sizes gagement of their daughter, Sylvia Robert Franzel of Ubly. Mrs. Felix Angle of Owendale; 30-36 Watch Mort Neff on Leonard's "Michigan Ann, to Stanley S. Gucwa of Bad Omar Glaspie of Cass City died ' Shirley Watson, Mrs, Roy Vader, LADIES' Outdoors" TV show every Thursday evening. Axe, son of Mrs. Mary Gucwa and Dec. 2. Robert Bifoss of Cass City. the late Stanley Gucwa. Harvey Wedge Sr. of Applegate PreviHSly listed and still patients A spring wedding is planned. died Dec. 7. Dec. 6 were: Mrs. Beatrice Little, Mrs. Lloyd Only Karr, Harold Greenleaf, Mrs. Blanche Hasty of Cass City; Brushed nylon for warmth and Mrs. Sara Asher, Mrs. Alfred long wear. Cody of Caro: Harold Blink of Mayville; Dec. 9-1041 Phone 872-3565 Russell Deo of Snover; LADIES' Vincent Gosik of Detroit; DON'T FORGET YOUR PET ON CHRISTMAS, Manford Osburn of Deford; WE HAViT A COMPLETE LINE OF HARTZ MOUNTAIN Mrs. Clifford Jackson of Ubly; PANTIES Earl Russell of Gagetown. Recently discharged: 7Tc Mrs. Harry Wright and baby, Mrs. Charles Seeley and baby, Mrs. Eugene Finkbeiner, Mrs. ALL PET 10% OFF On Sale Lyle Schember, Mrs. Grant Glas- Nylon stretch lace panty. Children's pie, Alfred Seeiey, Mrs. Alta Rob- erts, Willis Thane, Jack Spencer, Tidy Cat Snellings Meal Puss and Boots Penny Welch, John Churchill of LADIES' Cass City; Mrs. John Kapala of Deford; DOG FOOD Mrs. Mary Stevenson, Mrs. Stu- CAT FOOD ¥ art Gildart,* Mrs. Matilda Zellar 2 / - 15&-OZ. -Iron Sizes Can and Mrs. Grace Donahue of Caro; 25c Mrs. Kenneth Pontiac, Andrew 4.77 Chase amd Sanborn Olsowy Jr., Timothy Freese and Miss Verna Carr of Gagetown; Made by "Endicott- Mrs. Kata and baby, Kay and Johnson". Jill Riech of Unionville; Large Mrs. Eva Erb, Mrs. Lee Clark 24-oz. Bottle 1 gal. 10 oz. Jar of Mayville; Pius Deposit Harry Why sail Jr. of Owendale; Save 40c Diamond Mrs. Walter Reichter, Jack Ben- Kraft nett and James Crosby of Bad Miniature Axe; Sizes 6-16 Mrs. Paul Izydorek and Dean in Shell Stadlberger of Decker; Frozen Pies Mrs. David Laber, Mrs. George Krause, Walter Kohn of Snover; Peach, Apple 1 Ib. bag Mrs. Charles Becker and baby Cherry, Pumpkin boy and Roger Nicholas of Ubly: Large Head Golden Ripe Mrs. Terence Prime and baby boy of Bay City; Danile McLellan of Kingston; Mrs. Donald Heater of Caseville. Mrs. Joseph Stabli, 76, of Union- each bags Ibs. ville died Nov. 30. Albert Francisco, 52, of Otter Lake died Dec. 2. PAGE FCUE CFTY CHKOMICIJB- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 CASS -CITY, MICHIGAN Scholarships Open From Farm Group Hawks Bombed by Lakers; The Tuscola County Farm Bu- year by the Michigan Farm Bu- Santa Letters ' . * owling News reau Women's Committee is re- reau Women. A Michigan State minding members that applica- University scholarship in the Dear Santa Claus ' Merchants A League 792. tions are now available for a $200 amount of $324, and a cooperative I would like,a Barbie dream Face Caro in Home Opener Team Standing's Dec. 1 High individual series: G. Dill- Practical Nurses' scholarship, Elevator and Farm Supply scholar- house and a doll if I could feave Frutchey Bean 33V2 man 556, R. Nicholas 534, C. Guin- awarded each year by the Michi- 1 opener Friday against Caro. The ship for $100 are also available one. I have been a good girl. An inexperienced Cass City Red was 89-51. i Bigelows ._ — 29 ther 497, B. Thompson 494. gan Farm Bureau Women. through the efforts of the County from Coach John Oswald pointed to Tigers were ranked right behind Hawk cage squad was soundly Evans Products 29 High individual game: R. Ash- Farm Bureau Women's Commit- superior Laker rebounding and Frankenmuth in pre-season esti- Requirements for the scholar- ; . Jffl Field beaten by Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port Croit-Clara _.._!__ 28% more 197, G. Dillman 196, R. tees. P.S. Be careful,! on your trip. poor shooting by Cass City as the mates and it promises to be a ship are: (1) the applicant must in the opening Thumb B Confer- Pabst Beer „ 23% Nicholas 187, Schneider 187. be a resident of Michigan and a key reasons for the one-sided de- long night for Cass City fans. 3 ence game for both schools at the WKYO 1360 21 /2 member of Farm Bureau, (2) must Lakers spacious gym. The score feat. The Cass City Junior Varsity- Gremei Tool °17 Jack and Jill League show proof of having been ac- The Lakers of Coach Ed Wolford was also no match for the Laker Petrolane ._. ._ 14 Dec. 3 cepted by a school of Practical exhibited its usual strong zone de- JV's, dropping a 74-54 decision to 2i;0 Games: B. Kritzman 216, J. the host team. Teams . Pts. Nursing, (3) be willing to show fense and forced Cass City to take Snuhson 216, N. Willy 206, L. Tay- financial need and (4) submit a Set 142 The box score: lor 200. Little-Moffats -_. — - 15 most of its shots from outcourt. 15 written application and be person- This, combined with first game Cass City FG FT PTS. 500 Series:L. Taylor 574, N. Willy Rose-Dots - Mell-Wigs 13 ally interviewed by the Scholarship District Lines jitters, resulted in a sickly 28 per Wallace 10 3-4 23 562; B. Kritzman 545, C. Kolb 528, Committee. cent shooting average for Cass Walters 52-3 12 D. Wallace 523, G. Lapp 519, C. Pin-Tippers ^ 10 Application blanks may be ob- City. The Lakers shot 47 per cf>nt Knoblet 1 2-4 4 Croft 512, A. D. Fredericks 509, M. Alley-Cats 10 In Tuscola County tained from Miss Helen Atwood, as they took many shots from Copeland 00-10 Helwig 508, G. Dillman 506, G. Gassers -_ " Elliott 5G5, N. Mellendorf 503. Unforgetables 5 Michigan Farm Bureau, 4000 N. Cass City Public School district close-in. Ruhl 0 2-2 2 Clowns -, 4 Grand River Ave., Lansing, Mich- will vary little from its original Many of the winners' points Gray 2 0-0 4 igan. came on the fast break as the Asher 2 0-0 4 Merchants B League High team series: Gassers 1875. boundaries under the K-12 reorgan- High team game: Mell-Wigs 658. The Practical Nurses' scholar- izational act if a plan to be con- Lakers dominated the backboards. Zawilinski 1 0-1 2 Team Standings Dec. 1 They picked the ball off the boards Men's high series: V. Gallaway ship is one of three awarded each sidered by the state committae Lions . ...• 34 619, J. Little 549, G. Lapp 525, D. after a single Hawk shot and beat Smith-Douglass 29 Friday is approved. 21 9-15 51 Iseler 510. The plan was submitted by: Wil- the Hawk defense on the break. Lakers Tuckey Block 28 Men's high individual series: liam A. Scott, Intermediate School It was a sloppily played game. Ackerman 6 5-6 17 Iseler Turkey _.. ' 27 V. Gallaway 215-212-192, D. Iseler Gary Bartle District superintendent;, in October Coach Oswald's game chart Thiel 7 3-4 17 Peters Barbershop 26 206, J. Little 201-177 G. Lapp 192- and according to Scott during an, showed that Cass City was guilty Anderson 2 0-0 4 Fuelgas 22 178, D. Johnson 190, D. Ashmore Summer Term interview Tuesday, "leaves Cass of losing the ball 20 times through Alexander 9 1-1 19 General Cable ie 184. City about the same as it was in bad passes or other errors and the Krohn 5 0-0 10 Cass City .Lanes ie Women's high series: C. Mellen- the limits of Tuscola county." Lakers were guilty 19 times. Moore 0 1-2 1 500 Games: O. Brooks 509, E, dorf 498. MSU Graduate. I thought we moved the ball McClellan 0 2-2 2 Cantile 506, G. Ware 504, D Iseler Women's high individual games: K-12 bill provides that all pri- 502. Gary D. Bartle, son of Harv mary school districts must be set well, Oswald said, but we were Pobanz 4 2-3 10 C. Mellendorf 175-168, N. Helwig weak on the boards. They outre- Degrow 1 2-2 4 168, P. Little 156, W. Ashmore 156 Bartle of Cass City, received his into high school districts. BA degree in psychology from bounded us by two to one and Carr 1 0-0 2 Kings and- Queens (sub) J. Lapp 154. About the only change for Cass Michigan State University, accord- that spelled the difference in the Damm 0 2-2 2 Team Standing Splits converted: J. Little 5-10, City under the proposed plan will 3-10, L. Moffat 4-5-7, Catherine ing to an announcement made this game. Lorentzen 0 1-3 1 W L be the loss of a small portion of Mellendorf 5-10, R. Gallaway 4-10. week by the school's department Cass City was actually in the Ellis-Baker 12 4 Kingston No. 1 which was pre- Six games are scheduled for of information services. viously serviced by Cass City. game for just the opening period. 35 19-26 89 Doerr-Sieggreen 11 5 Dec. 10. "In Sanilac township," Scott ex- With Jim Walters hitting 10 of his Rocheleau-Comment 9 7 plained, "the township unit of 12 points in the period, the Hawks Romain-Peters 8% 7Vz Ladies City League Evergreen will be voting with the staged their best offensive surge Hutchinson Grad Downing-Kehoe 7V2 8% Standings Dec. 2 Tuscola Intermediate District to of the night with 17 points. Andrus-Taylor 7 9 Calka's Real Estate ___„ 38 Despite adequate point produc- become part of the Cass City dis- Wallace-Whittaker 5 n Wood's Drugs 34 tion, Cass City trailed at the end trict. Cass City will also obtain 'Of Elk-hart U. McConkey-Speirs 4 12 WKYO Radio 33 the Stone District in Greenieaf of the opening canto, 17-22. High individual games: Lyle In the next quarter, the roof fell Peters Saw Mill 26 township under the plan. X-Ray School Taylor 213, Betty Andrus 195, Bill Carting's 24 "This adds about $2*6 million in in on Cass City. With Thiel and Andrus 195. McComb 22% valuation to the Cass City District Alexander showing the way the Robert E. Hutchinson has com- High 3 game series: Bill Andrus if it materializes," he speculated, Lakers bombed the nets for 24 General Cable la pleted studies at Elkhart Univers- 529, Betty Andrus 526, Lyle Taylor The Hill Billies 14% He predicted no drastic changes points while Cass City netted just ity and graduated as an X-ray 512. Our "take home a phone for four field goals. At the half, the Team high series; Peters 2280, for any district. "There are 16 technician, according to Mrs. Ruth Christmas" plan makes it primary school districts being di- issue was decided and the Lakers Calka 2259, Woods 2067. L. Gary, placement director. Men's City League easy: for you ,to surprise vided up. All are being divided led, 46-25. Team high games: Peters 821- Standings Week Nov. 29 someone with the nicest gift nearly as they were being serviced The Lakers dominated the game 742, Calka's 775-768, Woods 722. 1. Clare's Sunoco by the major school district before in the last two quarters as both Individual high series: Root 519, of all. Well do the installing 2. Frutchey Bean reorganization was called for." coaches went to their benches to Buehrly 516, McComb 498, Stead- afterwards. And while Christ- The state committee,'headed-by get a line on personnel for the 3. King Pins man 494, Johnson 467, H. Peters 464, mas is a time to think of 4. Bartle 'George Schutt, head of administra- season ahead. Searls 481, Carmer 455, Riley 455,- others, an extra phone in the 5. Outcasts tion, Department of Education, The Lakers posted a 2044 ad- M. Guild 450, Mellendorf (sub) 450. home will make life more vantage in the third period and a 6. London Dairy . Individual high games: Buehrly will examine the plan along with pieasantfor you,too. So, visit others submitted by various dis- 22-12 margin in the final quarter. 7. General Cable 211-161, Root 198-163-158, McComb 8. Keglers our office today'and choose tricts throughout the state. . Veteran Al Wallace whipped in 190-157-151, Searls 189-169, Johnson Gary D. Bartle your gift phone from a variety "The committee can either ap- 23 points and led the team in re- . High team series: King Pins 2340, 181, H. Peters 171-150, V. Crawford Bartle. Is npw serving with the bounds in the opener. Walters : prove the plan as drawn, send Clare's Sunoco 2302, Outcasts 2269. 171, 'Riley' 170,' Steadman 169-167-' army, and is, taking basic training of decorator colors. notched 12 points. They were the it back for revision or wait and High team game: Clare's Sunoco 158, Leverich 167, S.'Peters 157, 0. at Fort Knox, . Ky. According to consider it with Huron county's only Hawks to score more than 797, King Pins 795, General Cable Crawford 157, Hartwick 155, his father, he will be in the army plan," Scott stated. four points. Schwartz 152, Petrone (sub) 159, at least two years and perhaps He stated that the plan may be The Lakers had five men in Mellendorf (sub) 152-150. for four years. considered with Huron's because double figures and 12 players fig- Splits converted: 5-10 Stafford, Bartle was one of 1,693 students discussion is going on between ured in the scoring. Alexander Fraternity Pledges Petrone and Marshall, 5-6 Stafford, netted 19 points, while Ackerman to receive degrees at the comple- IJnionville. in Tuscola county, and Leverich and Brinkman', 3-10 tion of the summer session. Sebew'aing, in Huron county, on a and Thiel each chipped in 17 Johnson, S. Peters, Petrone, ..Root, Arraigned for America's Largest Independent Telephone System possible consolidation. points. O'Dell, 9-10 Leverich, 2-7 Kain, First Home Game A fight for justice often ends in The deadline for the state-wide 5-840 Brinkman, 4-5-7 'Wagg. a quarrel for what's left. . reorganization is December 30. The Hawks will play their home .Taking 2 Cars Two Eastern Michigan Univer- Robert Hutchinson sity fraternity pledges were ar- Hutchinson, the son of Orval raigned in Tuscola County Circuit Hutchinson of Cass City, has ac- Court Tuesday on charges of un- cepted a position with Hills and lawful driving away of an auto- Dales General Hospital in Cass mobile and both entered pleas of City. guilty. Kooert Kutscher, Grosse Points, and Raymond Mittino, Allen Park, Just in Time for Your Holiday Baking Editor's Corner were released on bond pending a Concluded from page one. pre-sentence investigation set for Large, Grade 1 January 4. recuperated at Hills and Dales The pair are charged with taking dozen Hospital. a car belonging to Raymond Baur in Colwood township on Nov. 30. No one will ever be able to say They also took a second car. SUPPORT THE HAWKS! Velvet Brand positively how much the closing of They told sheriff's deputies after South Cemetery Road, because of their arrest that they had been Gallon the Cass River bridge, has hurt taken blindfolded from the univer- ICE CREAM the Christmas business in Cass sity in Ypsilanti as an initiation City. prank and had been dropped off Wild CASS CITY vs. CARO Most merchants say that it's near Unionville. As it got dark, the 5-Ib. bound to hurt, although business pair became worried and decided BIRD SEED bag- in general has never been better to steal the cars to get back to FRIDAY, DEC. 10 - AT HOME in the village. school. It's human nature to feel that Manslaughter Pecans, Walnuts, Filberts, Brazil and Mixed with better access from the south, John Wilczak, Caro, was re- today's booming business would be manded to the custody of the DECEMBER 10 ...... CARO _._L___. HOME b even greater. sheriff under $1,000 bond following his arraignment Tuesday before DECEMBER 14 FRANKENMUTH ..... AWAY BULK NUTS 49C It looks like a long season for Judge James P. Churchill on a the Cass City Red Hawks basket- manslaughter charge. DECEMBER 17 MARLETTE HOME Fresh Roasted^ No. 1 ball team. With a green squad and Wilczak is charged with man- very little height, Coach John slaughter in the death of his wife JANUARY 4 VASSAR „.... AWAY Oswald has problems ahead. June 29, 1960, who allegedly died JANUARY 7 BAD AXE AWAY PEANUTS We can remember back to the following a fail down a flight of glory days in Cass City's cage stairs during a fight with her JANUARY 11 ... *NORTH BRANCH _„.„. AWAY Bulk fortunes when seats were at a husband. premium and everyone was a fan.' Wilczak, according to a brief JANUARY 14 .,. SANDTJSKY --1- .- HOME PEANUT BRITTLE There is apt to be plenty of room filed at the time, had a history in Cass City as the season pro- of violent temper and on several JANUARY 21 LAKERS .::._... HOME Candy gresses. It wouldn't hurt morale previous occasions had done bodily JANUARY 28 „ CARO ...... „.:_..£_... AWAY Ib. if a way were found to fill them. injury to his wife. FRENCH CREAMS Today's basketball troubles The October after his wife's FEBRUARY 1 *NORTH BRANCH HOME didn't start this year, last year or death he was diagnosed by a Pitted the year before. It started when psychiatrist to be "emotionally un- FEBRUARY 4 FRANKENMUTH HOME no program was established in the stable" and was sent to Ionia 2-lb. Cello pkg grades to teach basketball. State Hospital where he has been FEBRUARY 11 MARLETTE _.„....„„. AWAY DATES The local school competes with for the past five years. He was FEBRUARY 15 '... VASSAR HOME schools that have organized basket- declared competent last month. ball from about the fifth grade on. David N. Andrychuk, Vassar at- FEBRUARY 18 BAD AXE HOME U. S, No. 1 Basketball requires skills built torney, was appointed by the court over a period of years and it is to defend Wilczak. Varsity Games 8 p.m. FEBRUARY 25 SANDUSKY .,..„ AWAY the truly exceptional athlete that In other court news, Priseilla A. can start in the eighth or ninth Smith of Cass City was granted grade and compete. support of $10.00 a week for each JV Games 7 p.m. * Non-Conference Games. The Hawks don't have it this of her four children in a divorce year. action against her husband, Jack CABBAGE Smith, also .of Cass City. The Everyone admires a good loser couple were married in 1958 in except the loser's wife. Grayling. SPONSORED ON BEHALF OF THE TEAM BY THESE MERCHANTS CARROTS 2 Slowdown at sundown, motorists; look out when it's dark. New Gordon Hotel Daily At 7:00 a.m. University of Florida is at Appliance Gainesville. The Ceitter, Inc. We Give Holden Red Stamps P. J. Rienstra Arizona was admitted as a state Want Ads in 1912. Insurance Agency ST&HOil , ,Ryan's,JMeii's Wear Company - Cass City Hartwick Food Mkt Author Daniel Defoe was a Are London's Farm Dairy butcher. 6451 Main Phone 872-3695 Chuck's Mobil Service : England's Thames river is 209 Newsy Too! miles long. CASS'CITY.- MICHIGAN •CASS CITY CHRONICLE- THURSDAY;- 9, 106§ Holiness Association To Meet Dec- 9 Agent's Corner The Huron-Tuscola Holiness As- Barbara Henrikson sociation will meet Thursday, Dec. Christmas shopping in most peo- drops her off down-town where she 9, at the Colwood United Brethren ple's minds is separated from proceeds to take out her feelings Church. The Rev. Paul Lehner is "peace on earth, good will to on the clerks, pushes the other pastor. man." customers and elbows ahead of a A potluck lunch will be served We get into the mood before little kid who is spending 15 cents at noon. leaving home. Father comes home on his favorite person - himself. Mr, and Mrs. Larry Neff are for lunch and mother greets him During the process, she has singers for the day. at the door with the familiar throe worked up some lovely self-pity At 10:30 a.m. a report will be little words — "Where's the (all I ,got one Christmas was an given by the delegates of the State money? orange and 2 new pencils), dis- convention. He says it isn't necessary to tressing hatred of her mother-in- At 2:00 p.m., Rev. Floyd Brawn spend so much and she knows that law (the only reason she gave me of the Methodist Church of Auburn the kind of gifts he wants to give the heirloom necklace last year Genuine Saddle Leather will be the speaker and at 7:30 will cost more than she has said. was because it didn't cost her any- p.m., Rev. Archie of the Colling He comments that she's a poor thing and now we're required to Church of the Nazarene will speak. manager, and she indicates that buy her something fancy) and his financial knowledge is several superior feelings toward the people Don't let the habit of fault-finding decades behind. who commercialize Christmas become an avocation. After this loving exchange, he (while she stashes frantically about spending wads of money). Most of her feelings are due to the fact that she feels pressured into buying expensive presents. YOU MAY GET YOUR From every side comes the grow- ing pressure -- window signs, street decorations and worst of all 2.00 the invasion of the home by news SNOW TIRES papers, radio and TV. All insisting that unless father gets cologne, IT'S THE SAME OLD STORY of par- Putman, Owendale, standing right, is the mother furs, the pre-schooler an ents who would rather send their children story to be told in a skit slated Sunday, over-sexed doll, and the teenager a transistor TV, Christmas won't to church while they stay home and ration- Dec. 12, at 7:00 p.m at the Gagetown be worth living. alize their non-attendance. How the prob- Church of the . Nazarene during Teenage Gifts at the first Christmas were lem, represented by Jeanette Putman and Night services. Looking on, left is Marilyn FREE! given, not demanded.. The value Gary Summers, seated, both of Owendale, is Summers, Owendale, who is stage director was less in the item than in the resolved by Sunday School Teacher Jessica for the production. (Chronicle photo) Get fuU details at your endless willing journey. The pur- pose was love. Cass City ST&H Service .n 0 NY FROM Station.

Some lucky area person will have his name drawn after the first of the year and will win a set of Goodyear or jDunlop 7.50x14 Snow Tires. If you wim and The second of two administra- various insurance companies were While the jiumber of motorist tive heads appointed by Gov. the sensitive target they chose. fatalities dropped considerably in wish a more expensive tire, just pay the difference. George Romney continues under Some of these firms did and others the first three-quarters of the year, heavy fire from democratic legis- did not operate in Michigan. state officials have called for re- lators. The first finally got tired Major point in the continuing at- newed consciousness of traffic Cdme in mow and see our wide selection of new and of the badgering and resigned his tack against Mayer son is that he safety during the remaining weeks. used snow and regular tires. All at prices hard to find post. continued to do some consulting As he has every holiday since In the first case, Labor Com- work after he was appointed to the he took office, Gov. George Rom- anywhere in the Thumb. missioner Roy W. Johns, the early state post. ney -will again be calling for an criticism was mild. One or two It is not 'to be decided here "enlightened motorist" on the legislators commented he must not whether either Johns or Mayersoa roads. The periodic "Lights on for be doing his job because industrial was or is doing the assigned job Safety" campaign will again be in • SINCLAIR accidents were on the rise. properly. effect, hoping that each motorist Burlap and Cowhide fashioned It wound up as a full-scale in- Because of the very nature of who drives with auto headlights on into gay, young accessories. vestigation of the Labor Depart- the jobs, appointees are more than both day and night. -will remind PRODUCTS Colors: Loden green bur- ment, primarily from 'the stand-, likely to have many outside con- another driver to be careful. lap with green cowhide. point of Johns' administrative di- nections. If they didn't they prob- "Even at the maximum effect- rectives and decisions. He had ably would not be considered for iveness of traffic safety measures, been in the post less than two appointment. And who is to say the most indispensible element in $COO years when the first barbs were FRENCH PURSE whether one or two years is even traffic safety is the moral respon- S T & H Oil Company \J ta? thrown. long enough for a top administra- sibility of the driver," the governor Matching Pieces from $2.95 tor to work into a job and do it has said. This should be remem- Even before Johns came under-• SERVICE STATION .Plus tax effectively? bered if gay, holiday trips are to fire, Democratic lawmakers were ; What should be noted, as evi~ maintain that atmosphere. 6502 Main ''•=••••- : -'•• - ..-Phone 872-3683 talking 'at least privately about the ciencecf in 'the labor commissiorier Republican appointee heading the case, is that enough badgering by Michigan is generally thought of Earaey Seeley and Bud Peasley Insurance Department, Allen May- the opposing party could probably as an industrial state, but agri- erson. lead even the best public servant His previous connections with culture claims second place r.n in- to decide it wasn't worth the fight. come production. State Agriculture Department of- Michigan motorists have been ficials boast about Michigan's doing relatively well this year in weather. Because Michigan is cutting down the highway deaths, cooler in summer and warmer in at least as compared with the rec- ios'i^e winter than most northern states, Vi<2« ord high 1984 fatality count. they say, farmers can raise a great With the two year-end holidays number of different crops in large falling on weekends, however, the quantities. traveling public is expected to be For example, winds coming off bigger than usual. Families whose Lake Michigan temper the climate breadwinner would have to return of the western lower' peninsula to to work the day after a mid-week create a rich agricultural belt run- holiday will be more likely to be ning from the southern border making. weekend trips to spend. all I said was... northward almost to the tip of the time with relatives. Since the temptation is great to lower peninsula. The result is seen in tremendous fruit and vegetable travel too far for a holiday and With Initials Fro stay a few hours later than usual, crops. Or Name In thus necessitating a hurried trip Gold 3.95 homeward, the likelihood for care- less driving is increased sharply.

Year-end holidays traditionally run high on road accidents, in- juries and deaths. Uncertain WOULD YA' LIKE weather is another of many fact- ors involved. AN AUTOMATIC GAS RANGE FOR Haorf Tooled Bags Do you ha've a Christmas Gift problem . . . someone hard to please, whose taste CHRISTMAS? and size you do not know? We've solved that problem Louis Sabo of Dei'ord and Eugene P. Markie of Ciifiord have nied here at Ryan's Men's Wear. separate damage suits asKing $50,- You can solve your Christ- 000 each for injuries received

WANT AD RATES DINING ROOM SET for sale. Also SEPTIC TANKS—We sell, in- BACKHOE DIGGING — Sewet CHRISTMAS TREES: CUT while FOR SALE—hot water boiler, FOR SALE—Rene Dumont B flat NOTICE—We repair zippers and Tz&nsit (nonbusiness) rate: 20 -words stall and clean tanks. Phone 872- lines," water lines, foundations, you wait. Scotch, Red and White furnaces, wall heaters, floor fur- Clarinet. -Phone 872-2945. 12-9-1 replace them in jackets, etc. or less, 50 cents each insertion; addi- dresser. Call after 4:00 p.m. tional words, 2% cent" each. Others: Phone 872-2748. . 12-9-1 3581 or 872-3000. Dale Rabideau. basements. Also septic tank Pine, also Spruce. Choice $2.00. naces at direct factory-to-you Riley's Foot Comfort, Cass City. E» ce^its a word, 60e minimum. Savt. 5-15-tf cleaning. Phone Dale Rabideau, Free boughs and free church prices. No money down. We will 8-23-tf money by enclosing cash with mail Auctioneering orders. Rates for display want ad on ap- Cass City 872-3581 or 872-3000. trees. Nugent's Pheasant Farm, sell you parts and offer free en- plication. ICE SKATES sharpened. Hollow 4-15-tf 6%. south of M-81 on M-53. 12-9-2 gineering service or we will in- It Pays ground. Riley's Foot Comfort, stall your heating system com- Farm and General Gamble's FOR SALE: Beagle puppies. Ideal Cass City. 12-2-4 HOUSE FOR SALE—Gertrude plete. Fuelgas Co. of Cass City. 2nd Floor Christmas gifts. Stan Moreil. TO TOP DRESS YOUR Szarapski residence at 6594 Pine Phone 2-2161. 5-13-tf Phone 872-3092. 12-3-1 HAY FIELDS THIS FALL. FOR SALE: 30 tons first and sec- St. Inquire Alger Freiburger, USED Furniture ond cutting alfalfa. Phone 872- 6592 Third St. Phone 872-3418. SENIORS—Call for your appoint- 2596. 12-9-4 Department See Your 10-28-tf ; /EQUIPMENT ment now. Have full selection of Phone 872-2592 proofs to choose from. Special Buy and Save! KOSTANKO GARAGE—General re- TRACTORS price list . available. Briggs Cass City Smith-Douglass pairs. Phone 872-3494. Corner M-53 Studio, Wood Drug Building, Cass 5-24-tf Gamble Store B. A. Calka, Realtor and M-81. 11-18-4 IHC 240 with loader City. Phone 872-2170. 12-2-tf MAN SOON Farmall 400 WANTED TO BUY — Standing Cass City Farrnall M FOR SALE—Homelite chain SPECIALS FOR DECEMBER! !! timber. Terms-cash. Virgel Peters 4-8-tl Corner of M-53 and M-8.1 B. A. Calka, Realtor AUCTIONEER Farmall H saws; Johnson outboard motors, Sawmill. Phone 872-2219 Cass City. TRAILER HOME: 10x50' in excel- NEAR DEFORD: 4 acres of choice Oliver 70 boats and accessories. Boyd Shav- 6-18-tf ARE YOU CONSTANTLY running garden soil; one story home with er's Garage, Caro, across from out of hot water? Don't be a hot lent condition; oil furnace; com- Phone 872-3080 EXPERIENCED John Deere A pletely furnished - READY TO full basement; bathroom; oil Complete Auctioneering Service Caro Drive-in. Phone OSborn HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE, water waiter. The new Glass-lined Clinton Law, Manager PLOWS Go — full price $2500.00 — DOWN heat; garage; several fruit trees; Handled Anywhere 33039. 1-23-tf grade and registered, fresh and water heater heats a gallon a PAYMENT $750.00 balance like 10-21-tf just off blacktop road - FULL We Make All Arrangements J.D. 2 bottom trailer springers. TB and vaccinated. minute! For estimates and quick rent. CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PRICE $6,000. Terms. SEE KEN CUMPER for Septic We deliver. 2 miles east, ¥2 north installation, contact Jim Johnson My Experience Is J.D. 4 - 16" mounted tank cleaning. Call 872-2377 or AN APPOINTMENT. CUSTOM BUTCHERING Monday Your . Assurance of Marlette. Phone ME 5-5761. at Cass City Oil & Gas or phone Tuesday and by noon Wednesday. % ACRE: On M-53 highway - IHC 3 bottom 2-pt. hitch 872-2235 for quality, guaranteed 872-3008 evenings. 11-ll-tf. The following properties are VA- frame one story home - 5 rooms; IHC 3 bottom trailer Steward Taylor. Financing avail- By appointment only. Cut- work. Also, back hoe digging and able. . 5-13-tf CANT; you can move in before ting and wrapping for deep living room and kitchen panelled; IHC 4-16" Semi-mounted installation of septic tanks. FOR SALE: Johnson 5% h.p. Ira Osentoski motor in perfect shape. Used 3 CHRISTMAS - own your own freeze. IVz miles south. Carl bathroom; laundry room; large PHONE: TILLAGE 1-17-tf HOME!! A NEW HOME FOR seasons. Robert Neiman, 2% west Reed, Cass City. Phone 872-2085. KITCHEN and LIVING ROOM - CASS CITY 872-2352 Collect YOUR CHILDREN 10-27-tf thoroughly insulated; taxes only IHC No. 9 field cultivator HOUSE FOR RENT in country, TOY LAND of Cass City. 12-9-1 4 south, 2 west, % south of Cass RANCH TYPE—3 large bedrooms $17.00 last year - full price $7,500. New Idea H. D. Loader HELP WANTED: Male or female- TERMS. City on Phillips Rd., 4 rooms, 1 Bigger and Better! with closets; extra large KITCH- Make use of spare time. Add io Mohawk Carpeting TRUCKS bedroom. Heated by gas, hot and Antifreeze Specials EN - 2 BATHROOMS; large rec- JUST LISTED!! 5 ACRES with 7 cold water in kitchen. No bath. Lay-away your toys now for the weeKly earnings. Supply consum- 1961 IHC BC150 truck with best selection and avoid the rush. reation room; basement; wail to ers with Rawleigh products in room home - 4 bedrooms; FIRE- From the looms of Mohawk $30. Phone 872-2977. 12-9-2 Prestone Antifreeze wall carpeting in living room and PLACE; large living room with comes the finest carpets made by stockrack. Cass City. Experience unneces- 1956 GMC 1-ton $1.79 Gallon 3 bedrooms; aluminum siding; sary. Write Rawleigh, Dept. MC open stairway; stained glass divi- the largest carpet maker in the fenced in yard; garage attached; Jim's Fruit Market Gambles Toyland L 541646 Freeport, 111. 12-9-2eo der; 2 walls of bookshelving; 20' world. 4 Pickups to choose from Varcon Permanent $2,000 down. Head lettuce hd. 15c dining room; gas furnace; small Cass City $1.59 Gallon MAIN STREET: Solid 4 bedroom FOR SALE: 4 geese and 2 ganders. barn; PLAYHOUSE FOR CHIL- Carrots 25-lb. bag - 1.75 home - frame; painted white; Lillian Otulakowski. 2 south, 1% DREN; offered to you for $10,500. From $4.95 SHETLER Bananas - 10 Ibs. - 1.00 Phone 872-3515. Varcon Permanent - Bulk center hall with open stairway; east of Cass City. Phone 872-3552. Terms available - CALL TODAY! per sq. yd. and up Oranges dozen .39 10-21-tf (in your container) built-in bookcase; all LARGE 12-9-1 Tangelos dozen .59 BUILDING SITES: We have over * * * * Equipment Co. Peanuts 3 Ibs. 1.00 WANTED—used western saddles. $1.39 Gallon ROOMS; practically new carpet- FUELGASCO Bulk gas for ing in living room; dining room, 25 lots for sale in Cass City - and Thumb Appliance Christmas nuts (all kinds) Ib. .49 Will buy, sell, trade and repair Bulk Antifreeze every purpose. From 20 pounds several choice building, sites on % Mile South Pigeon on M-142 saddles. Riley's Foot Comfort, hallway, stairway and 2 bed- to 1000 gallons. Rates as low as (in your container) M-53 highway - CALL OFFICE Center Phone 453-2120 Fresh cut Christmas Trees Cass City. 5-15-tf rooms; 2 BATHROOMS; large 4c per pound. Furnaces, ranges, Pine and Spruce RECREATION ROOM; 3 car gar- for more information. The People who bring you the ma- 59c Gallon water heaters, refrigerators, Cass City chines that WORK. FOR. SALE:Miniature Collie pup- age - MANY OTHER FEATURES wall furnaces, floor furnaces, WE CARRY one of the LARGEST pies and first and second cutting , 10-7-tf Jim's Fruit Market - .easy terms to responsible family. washers and dryers. If it's gas, LISTINGS IN REAL ESTATE in hay. Phone 872-2081. 12-9-2 Move right in!! 10-7-tf we sell and service it. Corner the THUMB AREA - "TRADE FOUND—Black and Tan hound, old Cass City 12-9-1 BRICK HOME; 4 bedrooms; lots M-81 and M-53. Phone Cass City WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT FOR RENT—cooler or freezer dog. Noel Frakes. Phone 872-2364. The Friendly Store of storage and closet space; Kel- 872-2161 for free estimates. 4-21-tf YOU WANT". See, call or write space. Inquire Rapson's Market, 6487 W. Main St. 12-2-3 Personalized Cass City vinator kitchen cabinets; 2 liv- to: WANTED: BABYSITTER in my Gagetown. Phone 665-2521. 10-14-tf home while mother works days, ing rooms; basement; Lennox oil TWO REGISTERED Angus bulls MEAT—cut, wrapped, blast-frozen. 9-30-tf furnace; full price ONLY $9,500. for sale. Service age. Barney Hoff- COLEMAN OIL and Gas space 7:00-3:30, two children. No house- B. A. Calka, Realtor Inquire Rapson's Market, Gage- Stationery ATTENTION HUNTERS— Venison Immediate possession. man, Cass City. Phone 872-2210. heaters. ALL sizes. Jim Johnson, work. 2 miles south of Cass City, 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Mich. town. Phone 665-2521. 10-14-tf turn left on Kelly Rd., First place processed. Cut, wrapped, blast- 11-25-tf Cass City Oil & Gas. Evenings for Christmas gifts or other gift TRI-LEVEL: 3 extra large BED- Phone 872-3355 phone 872-3008. 11-11-tf, FOR SALE: two small feeder pigs. on right. Call after 5:00. Phone frozen. Inquire Rapson's Market, ROOMS with large closets; IVa MEN-WOMEN WANTED- full or 872-2617. Kathleen Smith. 12-9-1 occasions. Gagetown. Phone 665-2521. 11 SALESMEN AND 3 OFFICES to Glen Churchill, Cass City. Phone BATHROOMS; built-in range; part time- regular, party plan. 872-3354. 12-9-1 Fine quality stationery by Nation- 10-21-tf Demonstrate the fabulous Minne- serve you BETTER - serving this MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE—Christmas Trees~Cut oven, hood; exhaust fan; garbage Look Around and Compare - al Artcrafts of Detroit and popular- disposal; RECREATION ROOM; sota Woolen Fashion Wagon community for over 12 years. your own, $1,00 each at Norm's priced by Name-On Co. spring-summer clothing. No ex- Best Deals Anywhere BE HAPPY NEXT SPRING TV Service, 1 mile south, J/2 east laundry room; garage attached; (LISTINGS WANTED IN HURON, concrete drive; double lot; .$2,000 perience necessary. Be your own of Cass City. 12-9-2 (Books loaned for overnight Male Help Wanted boss. Terrific benefits for those TUSCOLA AND SANILAC COUN- 12' wides - New - Furnished - down - full price $16,800. MOVE TIES) Spread Your usage) RIGHT IN!! who really try. Write or call Nel- from $3,995.00 SAFETY TOE SHOES By Hy Test- $1.90 an hour plus Bonus. son Schultz, 715 N. Center Rd., LAND CONTRACTS FOR SALE protect your feet on the job. Con- Hospitalization. 1 ACRE: 4 bedroom home; base- Saginaw, Mich. Phone PL 3-4614. 11-18-1 10' wides - New - Furnished - Fertilizer This Fall struction workers, farmers, fac- The Chronicle Apply in person. ment; furnace; bathroom; extra 12-9-3 tory workers, you all need safety No experience necessary , from $3,195.00 toe shoes. From $9.95 up. Kritz- large kitchen; dining room; ONE-DAY SERVICE—Photo fin- SEE YOUR Phone 872-2010 mans' Inc., Cass City. 8-19-tf shaded lot; garage; $1,000 down- ishing, hi-gloss finish. Service, 8-26-tf full price $10,500. Move right in! quality and fair price. Enlarge- LET'S TRADE Thumb Metal HOUGHTON ST. TWO story 3 bed- ments made from your nega- NOW YOU CAN rent a new Smith- ON M-81 highway: Between Cass Smith-Douglass FOR SALE: 1956 Chevrolet % ton room house, 1 bedroom down, 3 tives. Neitzel Studio, Cass'City. 300 Mile Free Delivery Corona portable typewriter. Also pickup. Contact S. Champion Adv. Finishing City and Caro: Very neat 5 room new and used typewriters for sale, Argyle, Michigan piece bath, living room with wall ; 10-20-tf Open evenings and Sundays MAN SOON Co., Cass City. 12-9-1 home with glass enclosed porch; to wall carpeting, dining room, all makes. Leave your typewriters 9-30-tf furnace only 2 years old; attached kitchen. Full basement with new WANTED: HIGH SCHOOL girl for Hawk Sales Co., Inc. and other office equipment at our FRESH APPLE CIDER for sale. garage; small workshop; .very de- Corner of M-53 and M-81 store for repair. McConkey Jewelry Place party orders early. Also DIAPER DAZE— Thursdays - Chil- gas furnace. Well insulated and part-time light housekeeping after Super Mobile Home Mart dren 3 months to 6 years. 1 - sirable at $8,900. Terms. Immedi- economical to heat. Corner loca- school or Saturday. Phone 872-3267. and gift shop. 3-18-tf apples, several varieties. Pringle ate occupancy! South Main, Marlette, Mich. large 8x10 portrait $3.95. Briggs tion. $9,000. ; 12-9-1 5-7-tf Phone 872-3080 Orchards. Phone Snover 672-2297. 4 east, 6 south, 3 east, IVz south Studio, Wood Building. Phone RANCH TYPE HOME with 3 bed- Clinton Law, Manager 872-2170. ' -. NE OF CARO ON highway M-81: LET THE CHRONICLE furnish ROOMS FOR RENT—Cooking of Cass City. 8-5-tf rooms; aluminum siding; family IVa acre of land with two story, The Heritage House size kitchen; 2 LOTS; basement; your business cards. Just $5.95 privileges. Girls only. 4391 S. 10-21-tf 4 bedroom house, modern kitchen, per 50C. In two colors just $7.- Seeger St. Phone 872-2406. FOR SALE—Christmas trees, large garage attached; only 5 dining room, living room, spa- Apartments fresh cut Scotch, Spruce and years old - full price $13,500. 95. Call 2-2010 for service. 5-27-tf TOY LAND cious bath, enclosed porch. Base- other varieties. Dark in color and Terms. Satisfaction guaranteed of NOTICE in Caro are now available ment with new furnace. Large 2 course. Cass City Chronicle. FOR SALE: 1961 Chevrolet 2-door, thick boughs. Price $1.25 to $2.50. car garage attached. All storms Now is the time to reroof and Located at the corner of Burn- Also retail lots, Donald Coller, 2 Bigger and Better! CASS CITY: Frame home - 1-10-tf standard transmission, 6-cylinder, Lay-away *your toys now for the and screens, aluminum siding. radio. May be seen beginning reside your buildings. side St. and Pearl St. in Caro, they miles west, IVz miles .north of painted white; 6 rooms; gas heat; best selection and avoid the rush. bathroom; lots of kitchen cab- Vacant. $13,000 with $5,000 down. FOR SALE—1961 Comet 2 door, de- Saturday at 6796 Pine or call 872- We have a good selection of feature 2 bedrooms, electric heat, Snover on Germania Rd. colors in Logan-Long shingles. range, refrigerator, carpeting, gar- inets; dining room; large garage; BROOKER ST. CASS CITY: Single luxe trim. 1954 F600 box and hoist. 3384. 12-9-1 12-2-4 taxes only $85.00 last year - own- Roland Eichler, 3 north, 2 west of Nil-Aluminum siding by Rey- bage disposal, air conditioning and story 2 bedroom house with clos- TO GIVE AWAY— 3 German Shep- nolds and Alcoa. central laundry area with storage. JUST LIKE DAD'S—John Deere ers moving to Pontiac, Michigan - ets, living room, kitchen with Elkton. 12-9-3 offered to you for $7,500. Terms. herd-Collie cross puppies. Call Glatex and Ceramo asbestos and These lovely units are renting toy tractors, complete with all im- built in cupboards, utility room, FOR SALE: 22 Magnum 5-shot after 4:30. 6 miles north, 1% east also Nu-Lap insulated sidings. for $140 per month plus utilities. plements. Ideal Christmas gifts. Cass City $10,000. of Cass City on south side. 12-2-2 BETWEEN BAY CITY & UNION- bolt action repeater and sling Let us help you make your For further information, call All metal with movable parts. Phone 872-3515. VILLE - On M-25 - 6 room home EAST MAIN ST. This extra well strap, with or without, scope.- Also house more comfortable by insu- Steve Fritz at On display at Marshall Implement with 3 bedrooms; oil heat; kitchen FOR SALE—3 Holstein heifers, due in Cass City. 12-9-2 16-21-tf constructed two story 3 bedroom black English lightweight bicycle December. Vaccinated, tested. lating walls and attics, installing NEWLY REMODELED panelled - with 3 speed shift, excellent con- awnings, aluminum windows and FOR SALE- 4 bedroom home, 2 house, large master bedroom James Plain, 5684 S. Plain Rd:, AT HILL ORCHARDS — Apples new VANITY in bathroom; glass downstairs with oak floors and dition. Fred Profit. Phone 872- a doors. Prudential full baths. New gas furnace. Full enclosed porch; CALL NOW FOR 3106. 12-9-1 Phone 843-4056. l /2 north of Silver- for "eating, cooking and ^canning. large closet. Spacious, full bath, wood. 12-2-3 Eavestrougm'ng basement. Max Bradley, 327 Mon- AN APPOINTMENT! Asking $7,- Call or drop a card to R. L. Hill, seven miles southwest tague, Caro, Mich. 12-2-2 modern kitchen with dinette area, Real Estate of Caro on M-81. 9-23-tf 500. Terms. living room, enclosed breezeway. Barns Built Full basement, hy/dronic heating 888 S. Main St. LP GAS—20-1,000 gallon tanks- TAKE YOUR PICK of outstanding SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION gas water heaters at spectacular OF FARMS , HOMES & BUSI- system. Garage attached. Extra Today Help Wanted Lapeer, Mich. Heating and Cooking, Milk house large lot. Lifetime guaranteed Phone 375-4215 Phone 664-8484 heaters, etc. We service. Call low prices. One-year warranty NESSES - and LOTS not adver- Owner of Elkton Roofing and just $49.75. 10-year warranty just tised here. slate roof. This fine home must __For— Field Man for pickle operation 12-9-tf 635-3571 Marlette. Tri-County Gas, be seen to be appreciated. Im- Siding Co.. Elkton, Mich. Marlette. 11-11-6. $59.95. Or the exclusive Fuelgas in the Thumb area. Experience Free estimates - Terms to 5 ysars. mediate possession. $19,000. helpful but not necessary. Will BRIGGS STUDIO - Remember, heater with a lifetime warranty See, Write or Call 5-21-tf every Thursday is Diaper Daze. SAUERKRAUT for sale. 6396 for jusl $99,50. Fuelgas Company TWO BEDROOM HOUSE near Tomorrow's train in all phases of job. Full, year round employment with sal- 1 - 8x10 portrait, $3.95. Make your Seventh Street, Cass City. Bring of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. Cass City Industrial area: Corner YOUR BOY will get hours of plea- . 4-1-tf B. A. Calka, Realtor Needs ary and fringe benefits. sure from one of our John Deere appointment now. 2nd floor, containers. John Guinther, phone location, all oak floors with wall Woods Rexall. Phone 872-2170 872-2083. 12-2-3 6306 W. Main St., Cass City Mich. •For interview write to all metal toy tractors. Complete I WISH TO thank neighbors, rela- to wall carpeting, large walk in '_ 12-2tf closets, spacious bath with vanity, —Also— line of implements. Also toy gar- FOR RENT—Two-bedroom home, tives, friends, nurses and Dr. Phone: Code 517-872-3355 den tractors. All Christmas gift corner of Third and Brooker Donahue for the many acts of 12-2-1 ultra modern kitchen with many HOUSE FOR RENT in country. fine appointments. IVz car garage Silos, Silo Unloader* B & G, Inc. priced. On display at Marshall Howard Hill Jr. Phone 872-3601. Streets. References preferred. kindness shown me while in the ON HAND—Several good used attached. Immediate possession. Auger Feeders Implement in Cass City. 12-9-2 12-2-2 Contact Clarence Bush, 145 Main Hills and Dales Hospital. Many $13,500 with $2,000 down. Box 133, Bad Axe, Mich. Street, Imlay City. Phone RAn- thanks for cards, plants and espe- Zenith hearing aids. All have RUBBER STAMPS', typewriter IT COSTS VSRY LITTLE to keep been factory overhauled. From Caro Farmers An equal opportunity employer. dolph 4-3265. 12-2-tf cially your prayers. Elmer Web- William EL Zemke _ 12-9-2 and adding machine paper and 'your store fronts spic and span. ster. 12-9-1 $19. Come in and let us demon- Elevator ribbons always available at the Supreme Window Cleaners hand- strate. No obligation, Call SEE KEN CUMPER for Septic Chronicle. Widest selection in les residential, commercial and Soil Test I WISH TO THANK neighbors, 872-3025 for home demonstra- Real Estate tank cleaning. Call 872-2377 or friends and relatives for the Cass City 872-2005 town. Priced to sell, of course. industrial window cleaning prob- tion. McConkey Jewelry and Phone 872-2776 872-2235 for quality, guaranteed 9-7-tf lems. Just call 872-2010 and a cards, candy and flowers; Also Gift Shop. 11-9-tf Akron MY 1-4571 work. Also, back hoe digging and representative will be happy to Don't Guess Dr. Donahue and the staff at the or stop at our Main St. location Caro OS 3-3101 FOR SALE: PONIES. All ages and 6471, Cass City. 12-9-1 installation of septic tanks. give free estimates. All work Hills and Dales Hospital for their 1-31-tf 1-17-tf The new 1965 guaranteed, all workers in- And Use The Right Analysis excellent care. Jack Spencer. sizes. Will make nice Christmas of HAHN'S CHRISTMAS TREES- FOR SALE—2 winter jackets - size 7-4-tf. gifts. Robert Neiman, 2V2 west of ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS. Only Cass City. 12-9-1 Fresh cut pines, wreaths, garland 14 and 2 sport coats - size 14, $36.00 or $2.00 per week. Like new SINGER SEWING MACHINES— WE WISH TO EXPRESS our ap- roping and boughs. Open daily good condition. Mrs. Harry Christmas Cards Smith - Douglass with attachments and 2 year Rebuilt and fully guaranteed. preciation for the acts of kiiid- CHRISTMAS TREES—fresh cut on and evenings Nov. 29 through Dec. Crandell, Phone 872-2255. 12-2-2 Fertilizer the farm, 3 miles north and % guarantee. Phone 872-2478. 11-18-tf Like new with zig-zag and button- ness, messages of sympathy and 24. % mile south of Cass City Books hole devices. $42.00 cash or pay floral offerings, the food brougnt west of Cass City. Stanley Muntz. stoplight. 11-25-5 WANTED—Top market prices paid FREE—a year's subscription to 12-2-3 for Grade No. 1 hogs. Can use up $2.00 per week. Phone 872-2478. in by our relatives, friends and the Chronicle when you order by National Artcrafts of Detroit 11-18-tf Smith - Douglass neighbors. Also the Cass City NOW RENT our Glamorene Elec- to 1,000 per week. Also need beef your wedding invitations at the FOR SALE—1955 three-quarter ton tric rug brush. Low daily rental cattle of all types. Dick Erla, Farm Center Hospital staff, Dr. MacRae, V-8 Ford pickup. Large tires and Chronicle. Hundreds of styles ire now on display at LOST FROM MY FARM— Holstein Little's Funeral Home and Rev. $2.00 with purchase of Glamor- Erla Packing Co. Phone 872-2191. competitively priced. Come in heifer, 400-500 pounds. Finder cattle rack. George Southworth, ene Dry Cleaner. A gallon does Getchel during the death of my 3-26-tf and look, over our selection. please call Earnest Cook 872-2310. Corner of M-53 & M-81 Elkton. Phone 375-4128. 12-2-2 up to four 9x12 carpet areas. husband and our father. Your 6-7-tf The Chronicle 12-2-2 Phone 872-3080 kindness will never be forgotten. SEVERAL USED automatic, wash- Kills moths instantly. Gambles, YOU'LL BE PLEASED with the Clinton Law, Manager Cass City. 6-8-tf quality and delighted with the The Omar Glaspie family. 12-9-1 ers, all in A-l condition. 35 used ATTENTION FARMERS—I buy (Books loaned for overnight 35 USED TVs-Prices start at 8-19-tf price of commercial printing at $19.95 and up. All in wonderful TV's starting at $19.95. Excellent PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALL Oc- down and disabled cattle and perusal) I WISH TO THANK Little's Fu- condition. Also several good used the Chronicle. Call 872-2010 for horses for animal food. Phone Phone 872-2010 condition. Several used automatic ATTENTION SPORTSMEN, Fish- neral Home, Rev. Betts, all the casions. Portraits - weddings - prompt free estimates. 10-29 tf washers in A-l condition. Several refrigerators. Now at Christmas color and black and white. Com- Elkton 375-4088. Anderson's 8-26-tf ermen, Outdoorsmen—Enjoy more friends and neighbors for the Mink Ranch. 1-7-tf good used refrigerators. Must winter fun with Ski-Doo and Evin- prices because we must make mercial - aerials. We're here to AUCTIONEERING — See Lorn floral offerings and kindnesses room for new stock. Schneeberger FOR SALE: several skirts, sizes 8, make room for new stock. rude snowmobiles, rated tops in that were shown at the time of serve you. Briggs Studio, 2nd "Slim" Hillaker, Top dollar for FOR SALE—14 volume Encyclo- 10, 12 and one party dress, size Schneeberger TV and Appliance, TV and Appliances, 6588 Main St. Floor, Wood's Rexall. Phone 872- performance, priced from $698.00. my husband's death. It was really your property. Phone 872-3019, pedia set. Just like new. 6432 7th 12, green, all like new. Phone 872- 6588 Main St. Phone 872-2696. Phone 872-2696. 12-9-2 2170. 12-2-tf ss1 City. . io-3-tf See Lee Armbruster Sales, Union- appreciated. Mrs. Roy Coates and Street. Phone 872-3673. 12-9-1 3167. Mrs. Jerry Decker. 12-8-1 12-9-2 ville. - ,,-^ •PAGE EIGB1 CUT CHRONICLE- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN.

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Many Heart Deaths in County Gagetown Development Corp. In - J • '. . : ...... * i Tuscdla County ranked above the average was 55.2. Percentages are seases, generally showed that with statewide average of cardiovascu- based on the 1964 statistics of the some exceptions, the highly in- SHERWOOD FOREST lar deaths in Michigan last year, State Department of Health. dustrialized southern counties with Dr. James B. Blodgett, president Lowest percentage in the state younger populations have lower • Buffet Lunch Daily of the Michigan Heart Association, was Macomb County's 49.4; high- percentages than do the quiet rural announced today. est was Oscoda County with 69.2. counties with older populations. • Dining Every Evening . Of adjoining counties, Huron had In Tuscola County: 60.0 percent Analysis of the figures, while • Lounge Open Until Midnight of all deaths were caused by card- emphasizing the magnitude of the 57.1 percent; Sanilae, 57.8; Lapeer, iovascular ailments, the statewide problem of cardiovascular dis- 52.9; Genesee, 53.5; Saginaw, 54.6; and Bay, 54.0. @ Orchestra Every Saturday Wayne County had 53.7 percent; Oakland, 53.6; and Kent County, MOTEL NOW OPEN whose seat is Grand Rapids, 55.5. The Upper Peninsula counties averaged 59.64 percent, The Heart Association -is a Mich- Party Reservations Accepted igan United Fund agency. 1 Health Join Your Friends In Officers Elected At Baptist Church SHERWOOD FOREST Members of the Baptist church GAGETOWN 665-9971 OF LEARNING elected officers at a business meet- Q. When should a baby be given foods that ing Wednesday evening, Dec. 1. 1966 Memberships Now Accepted need chewing? Deacons elected were: Clarence 'A. This is a frequently asked1 question. Animals Ewald and Stan Guinther. Elwyn (including the human variety) go through periods Helwig was named trustee. during which certain behavior patterns are best Others elected were: deaconess, learned. For example, ducks will learn during the first day after hatching, but never there- Mrs. Ferris Ware; treasurer, Cecil rafter, to 'follow a moving object as if it were Brown; clerk, Mrs. Vera Bearss; their mother. Lambs isolated from their dams Sunday school superintendent, Fer- for 10 days after birth will never afterwards ris Ware; children's superintend- follow the flock. Insofar as babies are con- ent, Mrs. Ruth Finkbeiner. cerned^ the time to start solid food is when the Sunday school secretary is .El- \\vmm child first makes chewing movements, usually between 6 and 9 months of age. If the oppor- wyn Helwig; church pianist, Mrs. FOR THE LAST two years Stan Edzik hunted in.the west he returned with his tunity is missed at that time the baby may have Stanley McArthur; church organ- has driven to Colorado to hunt for deer on LARGEST STOCK IN THE THUMB difficulty later in chewing or may refuse solid ist, Don Greenleaf; Sunday school limit (two) of trophy sized bucks. This food. the Mesas in the mountains. You have to pianist, Mrs. Harold 'Greenfeaf; work for your game, but it's worth it, Ed- year his bag included bucks of 185 and 200 Answers appearing in these columns are of.neces- cradle roll superintendent, Mrs. zik said. Each of the two years he has pounds, field dressed. (Chronicle photo) PRICES START AT sity brief and general and do not necessarily re- Veron Gingrich; church hostess, flect the opinion of. all physicians. Remember— Mrs. Ferris Ware, and head usher, the diagnosis and treatment of disease is the Bill Ewald. Name Prize Winners -KOMMENTS BY KRAFT function of the patient's personal physician. Committee chairmen, elected A were: flower committee, Mrs. At Floral Shop The true measure of the Cecil Brown; missionary commit- Two Cass City ai-ea women were Sunday—A ROLL tee, Mack MacAlpirie, and music the winners of prizes during Cass 12c vorth of prescribed medi- cine lies not in dollars and committee, Mrs. Stan Guinther. City Florals big two-day open eents, but in the faster re- The church also voted at the house Friday and Saturday, Dec. Day in A Pick-up lief from pain, and speedier 3-4. (All Washable Paper) recovery it provides. meeting to accept six new mem- bers. Mrs. Charles Freshney won Fri- By Dave fcaft day's prize of a $7.00 poinsettia ...' As a rule experience is not a and Mrs. Edward Hoppe of Decker good second-hand buy; v ; won a $10.00 rose arrangement Ever have one of. those days those around you cover their ears Remember — Nothing Decorates on Saturday. when .you felt like doing something when you speak because you're Like Wallpaper Temperament is just a case of Registrations for the two-day really wild? Something with com- screaming to hear yourself. temper too old to spank. event totaled 37o persons. Many plete abandon? These were some of the things other persons visited the store but < What do I mean, exactly? You I noticed' on the' way to Strace's. Large Selection of Books Kindness - goes a long., way did not register. know. Like taking a roll of toilet On the way back, with a load of 1 In Our Mail Order Dept. ward solving life's problems. - Refreshments were served to tissue and seeing how long it is. wood,.. I. noticed .something else. those who did visit the store during Or like rattling the door of the The load in back made the front GUARDIANS OF MEA.li.l1l Today money still talks, but in .the open house which is an annual sewing room when your wife is lighter and every time a gust. of. a hushed up sort of way. event. i busy trying to sew, just to see how wind came along I'd find the frynt- long it'll take her to get up, yank end of the pick-up off the. road. Patterns To the door .open and, scream at y©u A This is very disconcerting* espe-, because "she thinks it's one of the cially When yoil meet an oncoming Choose From car just as you. whip, the pick-up kids. Stuff like that. 3-Day Service—* I had one of those days Sunday. back .onto the road. It is then that I had a chance to get some fire- you have Visions of your wood be- place wood from. Lawrence Strace coming a funeral pyre. and he suggested I get a pickup . I made it there and back without truck because you can't get too incident and so I thank Cliff pro- fusely. The pick-up used to ..belong WALLPAPER much wood in the rear of a sta- tion wagon. to Bob Doerr. I recall seeing Bob ramming around town in it. Who AND PAINT So I did. And that is when I had says our teenagers are soft? Main Street my. fling with "wild abandon." I Cass City borrowed a certain red pick-up This comes from "Charcoal from Cliff Ferguson at Cass City Charlie" Fleming, chef at the New Oil & Gas. Gordon Hotel. Do you know how Chronicle Want Ads sell fast! Now this red pick-up is not like come more people don't milk Thecarthat most red pick-ups. Outside it looks snakes? Too hard to get the bucket Prove it: phone 872-2010 like most red pick-ups, but inside under 'em. is a world from The Brothers

realty lets 4 4 f ) H Grimm. !$H$H$HjSjH$ ^^** ^*^*^^^**^ ^^****^*^^* 3N&' ? ?^^ You notice something different »** you live... when you first climb in. And it's * *# quite a climb. All the way to the * top of two Model A bucket seats. $+** within your The seats are so high that you sit THE TRADE WINDS j about a half-inch from the top of *>** budget! the cab. This gives you a feeling •* Cass City - Pigeon - Marlette of being in the gun turret of one * of those World War II fighter * bombers. * Not only that, the driver's vision is somewhat obscured by the -por- tion of the cab into which his head fits. The truck is therefore best suited for night driving when dazzling gift the lights of the oncoming vehicles are reflected from the hood into the driver's eyes. Then there's the heating (and 1 sweaters use the term loosely) unit. There is a button with a rather large "H" on it. One would surmise that .this is for "heater" but I can tell and you without fear of contradiction that it doesn't stand for heat." I can now think of one other word skirts that it might refer to, but that place also deals in heat and defi- In holiday-bright Pastels nitely doesn't apply. and Heathers Complementing the heating unit live! are some small holes in the floor through which, if you can get the BY BOBBIE BROOKS If you thought a new car was pick-up going fast enough, cold air : flows. I haven't decided whether , . , EVAN PICONE . out of the question for you this ' these are to let the exhaust in for year, think again. Valiant heat or to let fresh air in so you JANTZEN is a family car almost anyone won't suffocate. These' holes and the driver's can afford. And don't think that proximity to the motor make for •** Mate them or separate them . . . the most exciting, a lot of noise. Like sitting in the * the most beautiful, the most complete selection * . , because its price is low, that *»> mouth of a cannon. When you ar- ,*> hundreds of matching sweaters, skirts, pants, bermudas, quality has been cut. Far from it »> PAA rive at your destination, you find knee socks . . . perfect for gifts (if you can force your- Valiant's loaded with standard * self to part with them) «* and gift boxed free, too S equipment Come drive one today! Tuition is oppressively high in the school of hard knocks. * Sweaters from $5.98 " A'man's strength and ability are * Skirts from $6.98 Let yourself go... _ never known until tried. * Slacks from $8.98 A satisfied customer is an ace in the hole to any business. AUTHORIZED PHfMOUTH DEAURS CHRYSLER Women's and Children's Specialty Shops to your Plymouth Dealer's MOTORS CORPORATION A Michigan State University crop scientist points cut that Mich- igan produces 99 per cent of all Cass City the U.S. grown navy beans. More THE TRADE WINDS 6513 Main St. than 90 per cent of these are vari- * RABIDEAU MOTORS eties developed through MSU re- *. Cass City Pigeon Marlette search supported by state growers

and shippers. >J«».j4»£»>»**^£»^+»j4»^»>>3H.^^ PAGE TWO CASS CITf CHRONICLE- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 CITY, MICHIGAN etown Mr. and Mrs. Clair A and Dale and Mrs. Charles Mere- A gift exchange was held and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackerman meeting. Each member was pre- Mr. and Mrs. William Wiscomb St. Agatha's Altar Society Christ- dith of Sandusky were Sunday din- lunch was served by Mrs. Robert and family of Grand Blanc spent sented -with a decorated box of of Clarkston and Mrs. Elmer Sim- mas party, with exchange of gifts, ner guests -of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burns. Mrs. Leroy Sefton and Mrs. Friday with his mother, Mrs. Arch- mints and cookies by the hostess. mons and Fran were Sunday din- will be held Monday, Dec. 20. .Severance and family. Clair Auslander. ie Ackerman, and Archie Jr. Chairman Patrick Goslin con- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pupils of St. Agatha School will Mr. and Mrs. Leroy David of ducted the meeting. Delegates Mr. Beach. The Hay Creek Aid met Thurs- present a program. Ypsilanti were Thanksgiving week- and Mrs. David Loomis reported AC Richard Emmons arrived day, Dec. 2, at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Comment , .The Adult and Young Adult end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- on the Farm Bureau meeting held Clair Auslander. Nine members spent from Sunday until Wednes- Tuesday night at 'Tri-City Airport classes of the Shabbona Methodist ence David. in Lansing. from Chanute Field, 111., to spend and one visitor were present. A day with Mr. and Mrs. Fay Davis Sunday School will hold their an- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bain, Char- three weeks with his family, Mr. •quilt was tied and a Christmas Discussion topic, "Track Down a of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grap- nual Christmas dinners at the lene and Reid were Thanksgiving and Mrs. Norman Emmons and gift exchange was held. Kider," was led by David Loomis. pin of Pontiae and Mr. and Mrs. Crossroad Restaurant Dec. 15 and week-end guests of her parents, Gitts were exchanged and a Bert Bain of Drayton Plains. children. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce 17, respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman, drawing was held for prizes. Des- Kritzman and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mrs. Howard Gregg, Mrs. Brace and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Comment. sert and coffee were served by Murphy, Mike and Kris attended Kritzman arid Lillian Dunlap of Mrs. Keith Goslin,' Mrs. Ben Ho- a Christmas Ballet Recital. at the Caro attended a Christmas tea PTC Meeting— bart, Mrs. William Goodeli and Bay City YWCA. Saturday, Dec. 4, at the Marlette The Parents-Teachers Club of Mrs. Richard Ziehm, Mrs. Arthur Caister. Mrs. Duane RLDS Church. the Owen-Gage schools held their Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hobarfc will Caister, Mrs. Herbert Pallas and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Caister and meeting Thursday evening in the •be hosts for the January meeting. Mrs. Wilford Caister spent Monday, boys were Sunday callers at the Owendale school beginning with a in Saginaw. While there they called Wilford Caister home. program. Miss Bernice Turner of Bay City- on Mrs. Tom Schwannecke and Mr. Sullivan of Bad Axe showed was a dinner guest Sunday of Mrs. Cindy. Common sense, plus education, slides of his travels including Earl Russell and. visited Earl Rus- sell, who is a patient in Hills and Extension. Meeting— *' is an ideal combination. views of the Berlin Wall area. He showed a map of the route and Dales Hospital following a heart The Shabbona Extension Group1 equipment needed for such a trip. attack he suffered Thanksgiving met Monday evening, Dec. 6, at There is no law in the land to A business meeting followed, Day. the community hall. force people to agree. presided over by president Royce Robert Hornback and Pam of A short business meeting was Russell. Fenton were Sunday dinner guests conducted by Chairman Mrs. Clark Adversity prepares youth for the Coffee and donuts were served. of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Walrod. Auslander. Guest speaker for the bitter trials of life. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Grylicki, evening was Inger Hansson of Farm Bureau— Mark, Mary Ann and De a of Next year the American Bible Sweden, a delegate of Youth for Drayton Plains were week-end and Understanding. She was accom- Society will observe its 150th birth- Sixteen members of the North Elmwood Farm Bureau met Sun- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and panied by her host sister, Bonnie day. day evening at the home of Mr. Mrs. Floyd Werdeman. Other and Mrs. Harold Koch for their guests were Mrs. C. P. Hunter and Christmas party and turkey din- Miss Rosalia Mall. The birthdays Hione 872-2065 Bating oil ner. The turkey was awarded the of Mrs. Grylicki, Mark and Mrs. group at the County Farm Bureau C. P. Hunter were celebrated. f Solar Heat makes the warmest of Mends

Mr. and Mrs. John Edwin Knoph Answer to'Your-Christmas Shopping Judith Carolyn Muntz and John wearing a winter white wool suit Edwin Knoph exchanged nuptial complemented with cocoa brown vows Saturday, Nov. 27, in St. accessories. Her short white veil Pancratius Church, Cass City. The was held secure by satin roses and FOi HIM Rev. Arnold Messing officiated at she carried an arrangement of the 10:30 a.m. rites. brown cymbidium orchids. ! -YARDLEY Mr. and Mrs. Chester Muntz of The bride's sister, Mrs. Jerry Cass City are'the bride's parents Vandemark of Deford, was matron and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Knoph of honor. She wore a gold wool SHULTON of Asbury Park, Detroit, are Ihe knit suit with fawn colored acces- parents of the bridegroom. sories and carried a corsage of •MAX FACTOR Two fan-shaped arrangements of autumn gold cymbidium orchids. white gladioli decorated the The groom's brother, Gregory church's altar for the ceremony. Knoph of Asbury Park, was CANOE The bride approached the altar groomsman. TON ENGLISH. A wedding breakfast for 50 Services Held for guests followed the ceremony in Dull driving's not only out; it's done m- LEATHER St. Pancratius Social Hall. A recep- finished!-when you swing away with Coronet No. 5 Omar Glaspie, 79 tion was held in the evening at the This is an all-new kind of Dodge, a new CURRIER & Mercury Lanes Esquire Room, kind of driving. The quality car in the Funeral services for Omar Dearborn, for about 250 guests. world of automotives. The quality is IVES Glaspie, 79, Cass City, were held The new Mrs. Knoph is a gradu- roof-to-road deep. How can you .Sunday trom Littie's Funeral ate of Cass City High School and tell? Just look at Coronet. Drive it. JADE EAST Home following his death Thursday, Virginia Farrell Del Mar Beauty Check the 5/50 warranty* that could only go with a-car Dec. 2, at Cass City Hospital where School, Detroit. She is employed MENNEN as a hair stylist at Fredericks in that's better engineered. he had been a patient for one day. So, c'mon.Price Coronet, Born in Novesta township . sep- Lathrup *Village. it's a deal to get you , BLACK temoer 8, 1886, he was the son of Her husband is a graduate of in, and not leave out WATCH the late Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Cathedral High School and Henry the equipment you want. Glaspie. He married Miss Retta Ford Community College, Detroit. Francis in Caro December 4, 1908. Mrs. Muntz chose a celery col- KINGS MEN The couple made their home in ored wool knit suit with dark green Novesta township following their accessories for her daughter's wed- T

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CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNTS VARY IN SIZE Weekly Deposits of • " $ .50 $ 1.00 $ 2.00 $ 3.00 $ 5.00 $ 10.00 1 Make 50-week Total of $25.00 $50.00 $100.00 $150.00 $250.00 $500.00 PAGE THKE& CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CMS CITY CHRONICLE- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965

Lovely fakes in single No New Tax Yet Smith is the associate legislative that a statewide income tax levy double' -strands. Greener pastures do not alv/ays counsel for the Michigan Farm is impractical when many cities lie in the other farmer's. field, Bureau, which regularly keeps its use this form of revenue raising. notes Robert E. Smith with author- members informed of government In Ohio about 100 cities have an ity. matters of interest. income tax. "We as citizens of a county or Presently in Michigan, the cities state such as Michigan often think of Detroit, Flint and Hamtramck that we are the only ones plagued have collected income taxes. The •with constantly increasing taxes or • cities of Warren and Highland L/ tf h with governmental fiscal prob- Cass City Public Schools Park expect to collect, on personal lems," relates Smith. income next year, barring any December 13-17 public referendum. Saginaw albo Plastic burp gun with The fallacy in this thinking was has been authorized to collect an telescopic sight fires roll brought to Smith's attention by the income tax. caps. 27-in. long. Michigan Revenue Department, Beefaroni Several other cities are consider- frequently the brunt of verbal ing this form of taxation. The leg- Mixed Vegetables blows from the citizenry. With bottle opener. • Celery Sticks islature may find itself pre-empted Officials report that nearly two- Opens any size can. Bread & Butter from this form by its own lack of thirds of the 50 .states either action if other large cities follow .Apple Sauce adopted new state taxes or in- • Choice of Foil or Paper Milk" suit. creased existing tax rates this Better Transition « 6-Roff Pack of log Roll Tuesday year. Long an advocate of the liberal 6 rolls hold 50 ft. paper; or Tobacco taxation was increased school of correction methods, State Infinite heat 17y2 ft. foil. Hot Dog in Bun in 22 states; nine states raised Corrections Director Gus Harrison settings. Blue Buttered Green Beans gasoline taxes; sales and use tax will start a new program next year portable case. changes were enacted in eight Continuous roil holds 60 ft. Carrot Sticks to help prison inmates adjust more Waverly-edge stain- Cookie states, and two states passed new paper; 21 ft. foil wrap. quickly to normal life after release. less blade. Hangs on ' "Milk sales levies. Income tax boosts Full size, single Harrison recently announced a wall or stands alone. were passed in nine states and six plan whereby model prisoners in control, 4 colors. Wednesday instances of hiked alcoholic bev- all state institutions under his erage taxes were" recorded. Chili jurisdiction might be allowed the opportunity to be parttime mem- Crackers Income tax activity, of course, Bread and Butter bers of society. has been of serious concern to The plan calls initially for plac- Apple Pie Michigan residents in recent years Milk ing a small group of model pris- because of legislative consideration oners who are near the end of of this method of taxation. their terms in jobs on the outside Stick-on style, The Revenue Department notes during the day. package of that 36 states now have individual manyassorted Bar B Q on Bun colors. A real Potato Chips state income taxes. Some 24 of Emphasis in Harrison's an- these also have a sales tax in- « Bare-leg Seamless buy! Buttered Corn nouncement of the program was • First Quality Cookie effect. - ; on the fact that these would be One state enacted an income tax Milk model prisoners, only those men A gift she'll wear this year, but the Nebraska law believed to be good social risks. is "presently subject to further and wear! Choose Friday "Any inmate who has not estab- her favorite fashion action" at this time, reports the lished a good institutional record l Tuna Noodle Casserole shade in sizes 8 /2 state department. or who has a poor attitude, or is Buttered Peas to Iiy2. Three pairs Bread and Butter deviated in any way will not be « Beautiful Designs! Michigan may be arriving at a considered," he said. in box. Flowers and Ice Cream point where the legislature cannot • For a Personal Gift Gold-color bronzed pat- This, no doubt, is designed to bells in three terns in a splendid array! Milk reasonably enact a state income Fragrant April Showers gay styles. 2 in assure members of communities 25 to a box. al! alike. Average number of meals served tax, the Department statistics in- near prison institutions that there dusting powder, 2-ounce pkg. per day this week 636. dicate, i will be no danger to them or their cologne in a lovely gift bo: Total meals served this, year in other stales, such as Ohio, families caused by the day-work 35,338. the lawmaking bodies have learned plan. In order to be effective, of course, Harrison also must find employers with jobs available close to the various institutions who are willing to start the model prisoners on the road back to re- sponsible living. The emphasis on the type of men to be used in the program should not be lost to the businessmen experiencing labor shortages. Leather like; fleece lined. Sizes 6- Michigan ranks as one of the nation's largest producers of Christmas trees, a Michigan State University forestry scientist says. The state accounts for nearlv 10 per cent of the total U.S. output. By 1980 the state's production should double to about 6.2 million trees per year. String- of 36 in box •

VILLAGE OF CASS CITY Racing car follows nine uncon- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS nected tracks, unlimited dis- Embroidered designs A regular meeting of the Council tance. Battery not included. on white. 2 in box. of the Village of Cass City was held on Tuesday, November 30, 1965 at 7:00 p.m. in the Municipal Hetiect lights, Bldg. All trustees were present. dramatize your Minutes of regular October and Christmastree. one special meeting were read and Fire resistant. CQRSA, MONZA, 500 approved as read. Monthly financial report was Three compact packages briefly reviewed. Frank Barnes of Hubbell, Roth of big performance and & Clark, Consulting Engineers, Lif

Personal News and Notes from HolbroorOOkk Santa Letters Uncle Tim Fromn-'Tyre Says: ' ^ Dear Santa Claus, spent Wednesday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ryan were Lake Orion. Friday evening at the home of Mr. I am seven years old. My Broth- Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr, home of Mr. arid Mrs.- Steve and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. Mr. and Mrs! Don Becker were er Paul is ten. We would like a ; and Mrs. Lynn Fuester in Bradeii" among a group of employees of the Decker. , Mrs. Oiin Bouck, Mrs. Steve Dear Mister Editor: made a.. survey and found where would show we was going to live Johnny Express truck and a walk- a $10,000 life insurance policy 'was' ton, Fla. Thumb Oil and Gas Company in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond and Decker and Mrs. Charles Bond ie talkie and other toys and games a heap longer in the Great Soci- The fellers at the country store losing about $50 worth of buying ety and didn't need no insurance. Mrs. Cliff Robinson spent a Bad Axe who had dinner in Har- Susie and Mrs. Lynn Hurford attended the County Farm Bureau and some clothes. We would share Saturday night was throwed into power ever month. But if the Dem- A feller just pays his taxes,' Mister couple days with Mr. and Mrs. bor Beach Thursday evening. spent Saturday in Saginaw. Women's dinner and Christmas the toys. We would like a G. I. a state of panic when Zeke Grubb ocrats would make the same sur- Editor, and hopes .fer the best. Philip Robinson and family at Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fuester Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills, Tom party at the Farm Bureau Building Jon set too. Have a Merry Christ- come in and announced he was vey they would come up with a Yours truly, and Gary were Sunday dinner at Sandusky Friday. mas. Love, Charles Bliss, Cass City junking his 1930 pickup truck and guests of Reva Silver. different set of figgers. They Uncle Tim i Mr. and Mrs. Lynn flurford at- gitting hisself a new 1966 model. tended the Auto Show at Cobo Hall Bill Linderman of Pontiac spent " Cass City, Mich. the week end with Mrs. Phyllis in uetroit bimday. ( Ed Doolittle allowed as how Zeke Dec. 6, 1965 was a good example of how come Linderman and family and also The Happy Dozen Euchre Club Santa Clause visited his fiance, Miss Verna Carr met, oatuiuay evening at the home pore folks stays pore, always git- North Pole ting in hock to the banker to git CASS of Gagetown, who underwent sur- of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Hagten. Dear Santa. gery at Hills and Dales Hospital Higa prizes were won by Mrs. somepun new ever time it come We are four Little Girls who out. Farthermore, Ed was of the CITY Friday. Dale Hind and Grant McKee. Low have been good. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker and prices were won by Mr. and Mrs. opinion Zeke was just trying to We would like some slinksys git more status in the community Register every week for Free Stereo Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Wright spent Dave Sweeney. A potluck lunch some dishes, some nail polish, per- was served. and didn't need no new truck at Friday, Saturday, Sunday Dec. 10-11-12 fume and bubble bath, dolls, Books, this time. Tuscola Farm Mr. and Mrs. Alma Davis came dishes & Puzzles. Please bring SEE THIS THRILLER FROM THE VERY home 'iuesday after spending a Gail a rocking chair, we also want Clem Webster of the Great So- BEGINNING • Friday-Saturday 7:30 and 9:30 Bureau "Best wecic with Mr. and Mrs. Rege some long night gowns like Lisa's. ciety was defending Zeke, said it Sunday — 4:45 - 6:43 - 8:41 Davis and family at Utica. Thank you, was folks buying things they didn't —ENTIRE THUMB PREMIERE- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ecker and Carol Little, age 4 Gail Little need that was keeping the econ- In the State" famny 01 Flint were Sunday dinner age 2. Karen Little, age 3, and omy of the country at a high level. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don, Lisa Ware age 4. He recollected how President "Best in the State", observed an Johnson had took some tax offn official of the Michigan Farm Bu- Becker. ; automobiles and advised the people reau in summary of the Tuscola Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pierce of Dear Santa to spend this savings immediate County Farm Bureau Community Royal Oak were Friday evening Billy would like a G, I, Joe. so's to keep the money flow going group programs. visitors at the Cliff Jackson home, David would like a Cowboy suit. steady. J. Delbert Wells, from the Fam- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fuester and I would like a Mary Poppins doll. ily Division of Michigan Farm Bu- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond and Mary Sue would like a dolL I am Josh Clodhopper was agreed reau, was on hand November 30 Susie were Thursday supper and in the second grade. I live in with Clem, said if a feller wanted when 50 officers of Farm Bureau evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Saginaw Michgan I go to .school to keep his status he had to git Community groups met at the 4-H Bob Damm at Pigeon. at St. Andrew school. My brother a new car and a new wife about building in Caro. is in first grade. My other brother ever two year. And Josh claimed, Four tables of cards were played if a feller couldn't afford both, it Officers participated in a train- when the Euchre club met Satur- is in kindergarten. My other sister is not in school yet. was better to git the car on account ing session through the formation day evening at the home of Mr. of the new safety gadgets they of an ideal community group. Se- and Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer. High Debra Merz I am seven years, old. was putting on 'em. They wasn't lected for outstanding performance prizes were won by Mrs. Sylvester much safety in a new wife, al- SPECIAL SUNDAY MATINEE: 3 P.M. ONLY to take part were, chairman, Bukowski and Jerry Decker. Low lowed Josh, but they got cars Chloris Pomeroy, Cass City; secre- prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Deford, Mich. : nowadays that'll tell you how tary, Mrs. Ernest Cargill, Kings- Leslie Townsend. Potluck lunch | ll 29-65 much air you got in your tires and ton; discussion leader, Kenneth was served. Dear Santa if the law was behind. Churchill, Deford; minuteman, Mrs. Cliff Jackson, who was a I would like a barbie doll, toy Emil Schiefer, Vassar; package patient at Hills and Dales Hospital piano and a cash register. I will But Ed, incidental, that has reporter, Carl Keinath, Vassar; in Cass City for 19 days, was able try to be a good girl. started blaming 'his roommatusm women's representative, Mrs. to go to her home Tuesday. Love and pore eye sight on the Demo- Frank Satchell, Caro; citizenship, Lorna Lowe crats, wouldn't give up. He said Lady Bird was trying to git rid Eldon Bruce, Deford, and song Cows under the Michigan State leader, George Bitzer, Unionville. Dear Santa of all the junkyards and here was University sponsored testing pro- Zeke messing up the scenery with Wells, in his evaluation of the gram of Dairy Herd Improvement I would like a baby doll with session, commended the county or- a bottle and a cash register. junking his old truck. Ed claimed Associations averaged nearly 3,000 that, actual, what they was doing ganization for superior work. He pounds of milk more than the aver- Love stated that counties throughout the Lu Ellen Lowe was paying folks to git 'em back age dairy cow in Michigan. About off the highway and the Guvern- state are following the lead of 25 per cent of the state's com- Tuscola County Farm Bureau. 872-2805 Gary 4391 woodland ment was paying fer trees and mercial dairy herds are on test. bushes to set. out along the road Six outstanding groups were rec- Dear Santa, I want a new bike for cristmas. so's people couldn't see 'em. And ognized and presented with holiday More than 35,000 individual lines he claimed ; the tax Lyndon took turkeys, to be enjoyed at their of grains from all over the world I want a new vroooooo .motar. I • .SATURDAY ^MATINEE — Children FREE want a teddy bear for cristmas. offn cars didn't amount to'nothing Sponsored by Chamber of Commierce. Doors open 1:30, December meeting. have been tested at Michigan State on account of ta'xes in the Great Arrangements were handled by University in the search for a I want a camping sat for crist- Showtime 2:00. mas. I want a new cowboy hat. Society was like moleholes. When the County Community Group variety resistant to the cereal leaf one gits stomped down in the Committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ford beetle. Some 10,000 new varieties Iwant a new G i Dan. I want a NOW...THE ADVENTURE OF THE AfiES FOR ALL TO SH! sliking. front yard two ' more pop up in Boyne, Marlette; Mr. and Mrs. are still to be tested and evaluated. the back yard. City Earl Hecht, Vassar, and Mr. and Gary Gohsman Mrs. Chloris Pomeroy of Cass City. Want ads are newsy, wo. Personal, Mister ^Editor, I would Migratory farm workers last have .to vote fer Zeke gitting his JacIitheGiantliiljter year were used in 47 states. new truck. The national economy is now geared to the' merry-go- FmSCOPE For Mother's Day purchasers round system and we got to. keep buy about $110-million worth of it going round and round .to keep Free Candy by Bauer Candy Co. candy. the roof, from falling .down. , I was reading in the papers last Advertise it. in the Chronicle- week where the Republicans had

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BOOK REVIEW Good Records Vital for Dairy Profits "Are you keeping dairy, cows or the cost of feed. That's a difference PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS Kieran—A are dairy cows keeping you?" of $300 per cow and Ballweg thinks Alfred Ballweg, county Exten- this figure tells the difference in DISTINCTIVE sion agricultural agent, believes whether the dairyman is "keeping Of Varied Talents every dairyman should find an cows" or the. cows are "keeping answer to this question. the dairyman." CHRISTMAS CARDS By the Rev. ft. J. Searls DIRECTORY Annual production figures for It costs more to feed a high- herds in Michigan's Dairy Herd If you were one of the millions ance, casually writing that "Before producing cow. Feed costs aver- DR. W. S. SELBY K. I. MacRAE, D. O. Improvement Association show aged about $250 a cow compared who listened regularly to the the 1922 season was over, I knew that the top herds averaged $450 Osteopathic Physician and broadcasts of Information Please every regular on all 16 major with $150 for low-producing herds. Optometrist income per cow above feed cost But the milk sold from the high- Surgeon in the heyday of radio broadcast- league teams ..." while the low-producing herds Hours 9-5, except Thursday ing, you will be interested in this Kieran became something of a producing herds was $700 per cow Corner Church and Oak Sts. averaged only $150 per cow over compared with $300 for low pro- Office 872-2880 - Res. 872-3365 autobiography of one of the reg- poet, in his writing, more of the Evenings by appointment. ular panelists. John Kieran is re- type of the beloved Eddie Guest ducers. 6669 E. Main St. Hair Styling by Stasia vealed to us in "Not Under Oath" than Keats. Records are a necessary tool to S%- blocks east of stop light as a man of various abilities and As he rose in the newspaper assist farmers in building a top 6265 Main St. accomplishments, not the least of producing herd. Michigan State Phone 872-3404 (Across from Leonard Station) game, he became more of a wild- which is that of writer. To his life writer. He became friends with University offers assistance W jamiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiui,»iriM nuniiiiiinn imii* ' m i '• ""' ««•••• STASIA'S BEAUTY SHOP credit are various wild-life books others who were as captivated by A Christmas setting, at the Farm through its Cooperative Extension Phone 872-2772 Cass City and books concerned with the the flora and fauna as he was, Bureau Center in Caro, set the Services in several ways. One is Harold T. Donahue, M.I). mood of Farm Bureau Women at J,, ,„ ...... I, i n—.1 •••«» world of sports. and there began some regular through the Dairy Herd Improve- their meeting Dec. 3. Physician and Surgeon DENTISTRY His first job was that of time- 'Saturday morning strolls where ment Association (DH1A) program Clinic E. C. FRITZ keeper for a contractor who built they discovered and recorded Christmas carols, games, prizes open to all dairymen. Another is large sewer lines for the city of many plants and wild animals. and exchange of gifts climaxed the a low-cost Owner-Sampler DHIA 4674 Hill St. Cass City Office over Mac & Scotty Drug New York. The first responsibility Thus Kieran was something of an day which began with a potluck plan which provides a testing serv- Store. We solicit your patronage dinner at noon. Office 872-2323 - Res. 872-2311 that was his each day was to go expert in wild life and in sports. ice in which the owner does more when in need of work. down "the hole" each morning, Dan Golenpaul was the founder , John Porterfield, assistant direc- of the work and pays a smaller BY just before the crews took over, and producer of Information tor of the Economic Opportunity fee. STEVENS NURSING HOME Expert Watch Repairing and start the huge electric fans Please, and began to ask Kieran Commission, appeared before the , Both of these programs work which cleared the air. His prede- to become a panelist on the show. group seeking volunteers to assist effectively with the MSU Telfarm PROMPT SERVICE in a program of the, commission. 4365 South Seegez REASONABLE CHARGES cessor at this delightful job was After saying "No" many times he, program which is now enrolling Cass City in the hospital, the victim of an accepted, and a whole new world Porterfield explained a proposed members for 1966. If you consider Wood Rexall Drug Satisfaction Guaranteed electrical short that ignited the opened to him. In addition to their program to aid homemakers, from the value of the services, the costs Helen S. Stevens, R.N. No job too big - No job too smali accumulated gas the day before regular radio show, the panel did low-income families, through train- are very low, Ballweg believes. Cass City Phone 872-2950 John Kieran took over the job. shows for our troops overseas dur- ing sessions. He reviewed the vari- WM. MANASSB However, there were no accidental ing World War II. In the early ous segments, personnel needed to explosions while he was on the job. JEWELER days of television, Information carry out the plans and what is PHOTOGRAPHER Among other duties, the young Please was filmed, making the hoped to be gained from the 180-N. State St. Caro, Mich. man went to the bank each Satur- panelists' appearances known as project. CAMERA SHOP day morning with the paymaster; they never were in radio. One The group voted to make another PORTRAIT, COMMERCIAL & kept in contact with the many woman, passing him on the side- contribution to the educational fee Fritz Neitzel, P. A. of A. utility companies which already walk, commented, "That was John for their Korean student who is 1 Day Photo Finishing AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY had pipes of one sort or another Kieran - and he looks just like attending college in Korea. running beneath the street. his picture." "Shucks," writes Phone 872-2944 Cass City Barbara Henrikson, Extension BRIGGS STUDIO Preceding this job was an effort Kieran, "It's easy once you know* Agent in Home Economics for Tus- (following graduation from Ford- how." cola County, is slated to speak on When retirement was imminent, DR. D. E. RAWSON James E. Briggs - Photographer Jham University) to farm, teach "Extension the Last 10 Years", at Select A Gift He'll Remember and raise apples simultaneously; the Kierans decided to move out the January 7 meeting of the Farm Exhilarating Elegance for Men DENTIST Following the sewer construction of New York City, where both had Bureau Women. Phone 872-2181 Cass City Member of PP of A and PP of M episode, he entered the first of his been born, because of its growing congestion. They chose, with great ORDER of PUBLICATION Phone 872-2170 Cass City, Mich. careers ~ as a newspaper reporter. JAMES BALLARD, M.D. deliberation, Rockport, Mass., as General Almost by accident he became their retirement home; close State of Michigan Probate Court one of the then almost non-existent Office at Cass City Hospital DR. E. PAUL LOCKWOOD enough to New York that they can for the County of Tuscola. Nation's largest selling men's cologme and after shave. By Appointment. breed known as sports reporter. Estate of Lester Bailey, De- CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN go back for such events as they Phone 872-2881 ; Hours, 9-5, 7-9 The person who is sports-minded wish to attend; far enough away ceased. Phone 872-2765 Main St. Cass City will enjoy reading this section of to face few interruptions. It is Ordered that on January Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sat- the book which is replete with ac- 27th, 1965, at 11 a.m., in the Probate counts of the men who made sports Rockport is granite country, and urday, 9-5. Evenings, Tuesday and Kieran, watching one block of this Courtroom in the Village of Caro, DR. J. H. GEISSINGER Friday, 7-9... news in the days of World War I. Michigan, a hearing be held at Newspapers being what they are, hard stone being quarried, esti- Kit.. .$2.98 Walnut Valet $4-50 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Closed Monday and Thursday mates its weight at more than 16 which all creditors of said deceased By Appointment. reporters (especially one qualified are required to prove their claims Friday 9-12 and 2-5. in more or less of a 'specialty') tons, and comments, "Oh, oh, (I say to myself,) come Resurrection and heirs will be determined. Cred- Monday, Thursday evenings 7-9 Harry Crandell, Jr., D.V.M. drifted from paper to paper in itors must file sworn claims with .. $3.98 Jiffie Slippers .... $3.00 OS 3-4464 Garb beside Post Office New York. He writes of Babe Faith Day, he'll never get out from Phone 872-2255 under that!" the Court and serve a copy on Dar- Battery pcwerrd Chiropractor Office 4438 South Seeger St. and other sports figures from the win L. Bailey, 1214 Westmoorland, •^n QO Lantern and view point of personal acquaint- I believe that you will like this Ypsilanti, Michigan, prior to said autobiography; .1 know' that I did. hearing. (Batteries Incl.) FlasheF ^L98 Not Under Oath, by John Kieran, Publication and service shall be Houghton Miffiin Company, Bos- made as provided by Statute and JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER GOOD ton, 1964. Available at the Elkland Court Rule. Township & Cass City Library,- Date'd: November 18th, 1965 OF ALPS SWEATERS Richard B. Bailey The value of shipments of Michi- Attorney for Estate gan fruits, vegetables and potatoes 200-6 Wolverine Building MAKES A from Michigan in 1964 was well Ann Arbor, Michigan over $200 million. Specialists at C. Bates Wills, Judge of Probate. * Michigan State University, hew- A true copy ; •""* "ever, predict that the expeeied Beatrice P. Berry, Register of value of shipments in 1980 should Probate. Cass City be around $500 million. 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James Shuart, 82, of Bad Axe Bad Axe funeral home at 2-p.m, retired farmer and resident for Monday. i Earold E. Kettlewell. 57, of Cros- more than 70 years of Huron Rev. Homer Bassett, pastor of weli died at his home Mondav, county, died Thursday night in United Missionary Church, offiei- Nov. 29. Hubbard Memorial Hospital after ated. Burial was in Coif ax ceme- Ke was born Oct. 8, 1908, at a brief illness. He was a former tery. Melvin, the son of the late Robert ited the Grand Champion lamb, ,a Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Carey and Holbrook area resident. and Emma Kettlewell. He moved Hugh Milligan of Cass City won Southdown, at the Detroit Junior daughter of Detroit were guests of Born March 7, 1883, at Grand to Croswell- with his parents in state beef breeding honors in tne Livestock Shew Wednesday -to Mrs. Celia Palmateer from Friday 4-ii program. Bend, Oni., he came when rdne 1923. bring top honors in the show to until Sunday. years old to Huron county. He and He married the former Dothyl The first 13 persons to pay taxes the Cass City Livestock dab' for Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sinclair of Anna McGillivray were married Fulmer Feb. 23, 1829, in Croswell. this year are: Alex Paladi Jr., the 15th time in 26 years. Pontiac were week-end guests of Nov. 16, 1904, at Bad Axe. They MAKE YOUR GIFTS He farmed for several years and Clare Root, John Zabinski, Frank Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heller of Mrs. Sinclair's parents? Mr. and observed their 61st wedding anni- MORE FUN TO RECEIVE later operated a new and used Little, Mrs. Mona Phillips, Wil- Howell this week have issued an- Mrs. William G. Moore. versary last month. liam Hening, Frank McCasim, invitation to friends for a Christ- Mr. and Mrs. William Heller of with our furniture store in Croswell. For the Mr. Shuart is survived by his last 12 years he had been a field- Earl Anderson, Mrs. Althea Kritz- mas open house to announce his Bad Axe left Wednesday morning complete man, Leo Ware, John Gordon, Mrs. purchase of full ownership of a to spend the winter with their son, widow; three daughters, Mrs. selection man for a pickle company in Thelma Mclntyre of Warren, Mrs. Croswell. Cora Slingland and Louis Molnar, flower shop in the Howell com- Carl Keller, in California. of colorful Harry Little announced this Edwyna Beason of St. Ciair Shores Surviving are his widow; five munity. He is a former Cass City Mrs. Frank Dillnian spent the week that the grand opening of resident. first of the week in Detroit, pack- and'Mrs. Arze'll Mills of Southfieid; AMERICAN sons, Arnold, Robert, Ralph, two sons, • Gerald Shuart of Ponti- athe newly remodeled' Little's Army Pfc. Keith F. Rocheleuu, ing her household goods and ar- GREETINGS^ James and Thomas Kettlewell, ail ac and Richard Shuart of St. Clair Funeral Home will be held Satur- son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roche- ranging to have them moved to gift of Croswell; three daughters, Mrs/' day and Sunday. Shores; 21 grandchildren; 32 great- Mary Lou Webster of Rochester, leau, Gagetown, is participating in and, . Movies and colored slides of the largest joint Army-Air Force grandchildren; a brother, Joseph N. Y., Mrs. Joan Filbeck of Lexing- Shuart of Harrison, and a sister, ton and Miss Carol Kettlewell of Cass City's Christmas town and maneuver since World War II, Ex- pictures of the pageant will high- ercise Sage Brush, in Louisiana. Mrs. Margaret Keeley in Cali- Croswell; three brothers, Arthur fornia. Kettlewell of Cass City, Cecil light the first meeting of the area Army Pvt. Milton Enatiuk, son senior citizens Sunday at the New Kettlewell of Riverside, Calif., and of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hnatluk, Funeral services were held in a Ted Kettlewell of Yale; a sister, Gordon Hotel. Route 3, Cass City, recently was Mary Lou Jones, daughter of Mrs. William Nelson of Port Hur- graduated from the supply records on, and nine grandchildren. Mrs. Hazel Jones of Decker and course at the Quartermaster Services were held Thursday at a sophomore of Cass Ci-ty High School, Fort Lee, Va. School, has been awarded a trip Saturday, Dec. 11—Harold John the funeral home in Croswell with The first nine persons to pay Frarcis w]r seJ! rsgi3trred and Rev. Grant Noland, pastor of Cros- to Colorado Springs, Colorado, for their taxes are: Jerome Root Sr., placing first in the Sanilac County ,Ci'jcie if.C'istcIn cattle rnilkiv* well Presbyterian Church, officiat- Harry Parker, Clare Root, Jack erri'^Tir^t, feed ond f-vnr machin- ing. 4-H judging contest. Dickinson, Charles Spencer, Dew- r Frank Butler waited until the c y at ihe -"a ni located one and a Burial was in Croswell Ceme- ey Bremmer, Steve Chuno, Alex c'rarl'T ~""ii<8s ens' of Deford. tery. last day of the season to fill his, Seres and Nora Goodell. deer license. Hunting on the Elm- i er Butler farm, northwest of Cass Members of the parish of tit. iii City, he shot a large eight-pointer Agatha Church in Gagetown will Wednesday afternoon. attend Mass in the main church Miss Kathreen E. Zinnecker, a auditorium Sunday for the first sophomore at Albion and the time since May 15, because of re- The Cass City Home Demonstra- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John modeling, Rev. Father Glenn W. tion Group met at the home oi' Zinnecker of Cass City, will sing Cronkite announced this week. Mrs. E. L. Scawaderer for a seven in the alto section of the Albion o'clock dessert. College Choral society when it per- Dr. D. E. Rawson spoke to the forms Handel's "Messiah." The grand champion steer ex- ladies about the Village's need to Stanley Kirn was re-elected pres- hibited by Leslie Smith at tne buy the Paul building for a new ident of the Cass City Council of Junior Livestock show at Detroit fireball Churches when they met at the sold for $1.65 a pound yesterday Mrs. Roy Chisholm gave the Presbyterian church Tuesday'. (Thursday) morning. 'The animal lesson on "Descent and Distribu- weighed 860 pounds. This is the tion of Property." TEN AGO second highest pound price ever The next meeting will be a R. L. Bassett, manager of Cass paid for a grand champion steer Christmas party at the Crossroads City Manufacturing Company, has in the history of the show. Dec. 10, at 6:30 p.m. There will announced that the plant will open Mr. and Mrs. Olin Thompson be a gift exchange. Monday. were installed as worthy matron Want Help Finding What You Want? Leaseholders Mr. and Mrs. Joe and worthy patron of the Gifford Michigan State University scien- Mosack of Gagetown announced Chapter No. 369, Order of the tists said recently that research this week that land they have Eastern Star Tuesday evening, 99 nri will make it possible to produce leased to National Drillers of Lans- Dec. 10, in Gagetown. I he agricultural products even more ing and O.K. West of Detroit has Members of the Woman's Study % efficiently. Consumers may spend produced oil at three narrow Club and other friends of Mrs. only 10 per cent of the family in- spaced levels in Ogemaw County. Samuel G. Benkelman rernern- come for food by 1980. Jack Perry of Cass City exhib- •bered her with a birthday card shower in observance of her 80th birthday. Stanley Sharrard is at his home south of town with a broken leg near the ankle, which he received Friday afternoon when a team of was driving, ran away. The mules were hitched to a sleigh, and while being driven west on Main Street to deliver a load of coal, one of the mules was hit by a snowball, causing them to become frightened. With Mr. Shar- rard was Harold Spencer, and both were thrown from the sled but Mr, Spencer was uninjured. Fifty years of banking in Gage- town will be marked December 18

by J. L. Purdy, president of the VsLj U-';H a State Savings Bank, who with his father founded the institution on erty at December 23, 1890. of City or M. D. Hartt who until recent [ ;• Si IPS IN TO years conducted a grocery store /^ !f\. ...brings your kitchen in the Lamont Block, Cass City, ! ^ w^~ up-to-date without remodel- expects to open a grocery store <- \ ing. Looks smart in Colonial in Ubly tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Y or contemporary decor! Hartt will continue to reside on their farm in Elkland township for the present. While attempting to put chains on the wheels of a truck Friday, ing. Oven liners snap out for II Frank McComb' broke three bones easy cleaning at the sink. J\ in Ms right hand. A wrench he O x was using slipped and he struck VV/SUPER-CAPACITY OVEf^ ... 32 —Rl UE his hand on the rim of the wheel. Vp oversize Tappan oven holds /•, the biggest feast with room THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TB and Bangs Tested 1 b / to spare. Includes wide Vis- Considerable excitement reign 3C /i ualite oven window. Registered Holstein cow, 8 years old, fresh 1954 Oliver Diesel Tractor 88 in Deford Wednesday morning Registered Holstein cow, 9 years old, due April 30 1957 Ford 640- Tractor when the school building was dis- Case 3 bottom plow covered on fire at 4:00 a.m. Hock-, Registered Holstein cow, 7 years old, due April 24 ing automobile horns aroused the Registered Holstein cow, 6 years old, due April 20 Oliver wagon, steel box • town's citizens and a bucket bri- Registered Holstein cow, 6 years old, fresh Dearborn 2-14 in. plow Tractor tires, 12x28 gade, fighting valiantly,, put out Registered Holstein cow, 6 years old, due ,Jan. 4 Ford Cultivator, 2 row the blaze which started in the ton Registered Holstein cow, 6 years old, due Feb. 2? Ford blade •• Moco Chain saw story. Damage was estimated at Case corn picker $JLiAJ<-i-Y> ^\' '- > ^^-, r f. TJC .//f, f,_,^^;P C1 ff."-' ^S«^'-"^ (?¥»i ^ poma othnt!on. of heirs. :' .11 h v.- y^' Pulilintion nnrl service "hsO'. be made fts provided by Statute *nc] Csurt Rule, , - !^^:'i-'-ff^^\ Dftod: November 26, .1965, ! vv-:^-^;^'J ,. ^-i « -, -• -r -^ Snhwesinsrfv. Wr?eht and Salim by <•£ aUS ^tLil'j ,- ; V '• '''I'-'.. C. -"*" i,: -\ f "•". fo"-t John M. Wright Attorney for petitioner \.^ 307 E. Court St. Flint, Michigan ''ifjjjyjjjjjr*

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