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I Think Kristin Shot J. R. Ewing PAGE EIGHTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1980 CASS CITY, MICHll z®^^ No federal Your Neighbor says moneyfor COST facility Transit (nonbusiness) rates. I think Kristin 15 words or less, $1.00 each General General } General ] [Real Estati The Tuscola County Board insertion; additional words 5 of Commissioners was in-1 cents each. Three weeks for Merchandise j [Merchandise I [Merchandise I I For Rent J the price of two - cash rate. formed at its meeting last GAS RANGES-Magic Chef, FOR SALE - hand crocheted 1,001 USED BOOKS, more or ROOM FOR RENT Wednesday that it won't be Save money by enclosing new, 20 inches and 30 inches. bedspread. Call 872-2619. less. Hardcover novels, ref- Reasonable home shot J. R. Ewing able to receive any federal cash with mail orders. Rates Any color, from $239. 2-11-6-3 erence, encyclopedias, Nat- leges. Phone 872-2377,' funds to install energy con- for display want ad on appli- ional Geographic. Browse cation. Fuelgas Co., four miles east 4-1 ll Kristin did it. around people, that's all servation measures at the of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. WILL TAKE SILVER free. 4379 Hoppe Rd., Gage- The whole nation will dis- they talk about." Medical Care Facility. 2-1-ll-tf For payment on all wood town. Phone 665-2278. FOR RENT - furril cover Friday evening on Although the suspense will The money is only avail- [ Automotive" stoves and installation 2-11-13-3 apartment. Gas heat',") able for schools and hos- "Dallas" who shot J.R. be gone after Friday's epi- FOR SALE - 1978 Cougar RCA Victor reco/d player At 12 to 1 pletely carpeted. See* I Ewing. sode is over, Mrs. Wallace pitals and the facility ^v^-—^\*w GAS GRILLS and carts - Schneeberger at Scl XR7, excellent condition, with 2 speakers. Very good -Example- Nell Wallace could be intends to keep' watching doesn't qualify as a hospital. Special at $99.00. Fuelgas berger's Furniture Ston low mileage, $3900. Phone for Christmas gift, $25.00. LH30 Leader Add-on Fur wrong -- "I think everybody "Dallas." "I'll watch it, no The county has received a Company of Cass City, M-53 673-2792. 1-11-20-3 Also records reasonable. nace —Retail $750.00 has a reason to. He's amatter what." federal grant to study po- Phone 872-2377. 2-11-20-3 &M-81. Phone 872-2161. stinker." -- but she thinks A widow, she lives at 6197 tential energy savings In Silver $62.50 2-5-25-tf HOUSE FOR RENT| '77 CHEVY Blazer, heavy Pre 1965 coinage Kristin Shepard is the guilty Cedar Drive, Cass City. She measures in all county build- duty, 47,000 miles. $3,200 - FOR SALE - 25-inch Rag- sale) - 2 bedrooms, party. has five children, Bill, Cass ings. carpeted, large --•--- will negotiate, Call 872-4196. gedy Ann dolls, $15,00, * King wood and Coal and Wood City; Ralph, Westland; Ray- The board made appoint- Grandpa and Grandma doll coal garage. Like new. 2'/2 Kristin had a long and 1-11-6-3 space heaters. Heaters and torrid affair with J.R., but mond, Huntington Beach, ments to the library board, set, $15,00. Clown, $7.00. from Cass City on blaclj Calif.; Gary, San Diego, planning commission, road Mpnkey, $6.50. Call 872-2509. Brown porcelain finish, Fireplaces References required. Cef then tried to blackmail him. FOR SALE - 1976 Chevy brick lined, thermostat He then had her charged Calif., and Barbara, Wash- commission, department of All sizes and styles only. See Russell Sch 2 ton, like new. 20,000 miles. 2-11-6-3 control, shaker grates. svith prostitution. She is the ington, D.C., and 10 grand- public works, department of 60 series. Call 313-779-4349. berger at Schneebe sister of J.R.'s wife, Sue children. social services board, ment- HOT WATER HEATERS Furniture Store. 4-1 1-11-6-3 FOR SALE - Kenrnore stove —ELECTRIC AND GAS Ellen. al health board, and health 30" with hood, 3 years old. MOBILE HOME OWNERS "If I was in her (Kristin's) department board. FOR SALE - 1970 MG Mid- Phone 872-3138 after 5 p.m. Financing available- FOR RENT - upstairs | Among those named, all Suburban Mobile Home Instant credit shoes," Mrs. Wallace said, get, $450. Call 872-4274. 2-11-20-3 nished apartment, hea admitting "Dallas" is only a reappointments, were Bill 1-11-6-3 eluded. Phone 872-3,6? Tuckey, Caro, road commis- Wood Heater Schneeberger's, Inc. television show, "I would FOR SALE - Stihl 041 chain Phone 872-2696 872-3283. j have probably shot him." sion, six-year term, and FOR SALE - 1978 Blazer saw. 2.1" bar, like new.Complete with installation from Cass City, Iris Tuckey, Main St., Cass City "I never saw anybody Cheyenne, lock-out hubs, Phone 872-2276. 2-11-20-1 material and chimney. 2-8-30-tf APARTMENT LIVINl with so many people who mental health, three years; automatic, regular gas, Maynard McConkey, health private room for fernal had so many reasons to headers, undercoated. 22,000 HONEY FOR SALE - Now on sale at VISIT OUR fabric depart- share kitchen, living ro shoot someone," she said of board, five years, and Ed miles. $5500 firm. Call after Hours Monday thru Friday ment for upholstery fabrics, Karr, planning commission, etc. Call 872-4212 bel the villain millionaire oil- 7 p.m. 872-2434 or 665-9965. after 4 and all day Saturday. $567.95 complete drapery fabrics, fake fur. p.m. Monday thru FridaJ man. As for Kristin, Mrs. three years. 1-11-13-3 Millard Ball, 3640 Cemetery The Paint Store, Cass City. The amount the county 4-11 Wallace feels she shot him Road, Ri miles south of Cass Limited supply 2-11-13-2 out of revenge. receives from the state in FOR SALE - camper with City. 2-8-7-tfn Hurry - Next shipment FOR RENT - 2 bedroom I "Dallas" is her favorite cooperative reimbursement stove, refrigerator, beds - funds is being reduced from to be up 20% FOR SALE - like new Olds furnished upper apart^ television show and she has (or will trade). See Bud Now Available trombone and case. Type with garage and new, been watching it since it first $74,000 annually to $66,279. Schneeberger at Schnee- Stainless Steel Dan's Auto & The funds pay staff in the used in school band, used V2 furnace. Phone 872-22911 went on the air. "I don't berger's Furniture, Cass Fireplace Shop year. John Ross. Phone tween 4:00-7:00 p.m. miss it at all." prosecutor's office who City. 1-6-5-tf Chimney Liners track down and obtain child For your old brick chimney Deford 872-3620. 2-11-20-3 4-11-2 She is not alone. "If you 2-10-lti-tf don't watch it. when you're support payments from sep- • Meets or exceeds all arated and divorced par- General Federal and State codes Real Estate ROOM FOR RENT: FOR SALE - band instru- house privileges. $130.C ents. • In stock 7" and 8" liners ments. New and used, [Merchandise. For Rent month. All utilities indue • Available in 5" to 10" trumpets, flutes, clarinets, KITS FOR GIFTS and toys liners-special order Must be responsible femi) now on sale for two compan- saxophones, cornets, trom- HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 bed- Near Cass City. Call 872-4 • Installation available bones and French horns. All room country home 3',;. •Erie takes tourism training ies. Like new - ceramics, WILL TAKE SILVER after 6p.m. ' 4T jewelry, Avon, Rubbermaid, major brand names in stock. miles west of Gagetown on For payment on all wood Check our prices before you Bay City-Forestville Rd. baby furniture. Plus cloth- stoves and installation FOR RENT - near DefS Renee Erla of Cass City interpreter. She plans to buy. (Rentals available). Call 872-3895. 4-11-20-3 ing and miscellaneous 1400 sq. ft. home plus has graduated from South- study French and Italian At 12 to 1 Call Kohn Music in San- :| items. Shop for gifts inside ment, 3 bedrooms, 1 .| b eastern Academy in Kis- and possibly German. dusky at 313 648-2095 or FOR RENT - one 2-bedroom at good discount. Friday, fireplace and applianc<] simmee, Fla., with training She already speaks fluent LH30 Leader Add-on Fur-J evenings 517-658-8780. Free house $140 per month. Two Nov. 21, 10:00 a.m. - ? thru $275 month or $250 with lea in tourism. Spanish, having spent a nace— Retail S750.0U home delivery. 2-11-6-3 2-bedroom trailer houses, Dec. 20. Olive Hutchinson, 2 plus utilities. Security The daughter of Mr. and year, in 1978-79, in Bolivia as In Silver-$62.50 $150.00 per month each. blocks north and 2'- blocks posit and references, Mrs. Clarence Erla of 6779 a Rotary exchange student. Pre 1965 coinage FOR SALE-new free stand- Deposit and references. Pre- east of stoplight. 2-11-20-1 p pets. Phone 872-3851. ' Pine Street, she is a May She returned there for two A^^*^^^v^v*-^^*- %^ta«»^.*w^^-^<N^«i^>* ing wood burning stove. fer married couple. Will 4-11- graduate of Cass City High months this summer to visit FOR RENT - new - electric Dan's Auto & Phone 678-4194 after 5:30 accept one child. 8 north, U School. her exchange family and or manual typewriters by p.m. 2-11-13-3 west of Cass City. Phone friends. Fireplace Shop 872-2986.
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