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‘’jJ,. VOLUME 78 NUMBER 5 %,,,, :n ‘-qDAY, MAY 17,1984 Twenty-five cents EMENTS l! :) “f :;‘I, ). . (’4, , f:;,, Schedule set for Board okays scik.,ol July 4th festival A jam and slam packed improvement plan day of activities is on tap for the sixth annual Cass City 4th of July Festival. Cass City Schools will are roofs for Campbell figured for the main build- west of Seeger. Among the attractions spend an estimated $160,000 Elementary and Cass City ing only. Until that happens the will be a demolition derby on building and site im- Intermediate Schools. The Intermediate build- board agreed to have a and possibly as many as 100 provements in the fiscal Campbell roof construction ing needs repairs of the school bus pick up and de- clowns marching in the year that starts July 1. will be a continuation of brick which requires re- liver the children from two parade. Supt. Donald Crouse out- work started last summer. placing mortar that is gone families affected, starting The schedule of events, lined various summer pro- This year’s work will cost or loose with a process cal- in the fall. with some times tentative, jects that are urgently $21,750. Crouse told the led tuckpointing . were worked out last Thurs- needed and the school board that there will still be After this is done it was New textbooks were day evening at a festival board okayed advertising roof work to be completed suggested that the entire adopted in mathematics, committee meeting . for bids for several of them after the current section is building be sprayed with a home economics and ag- Chairmen of this year’s at its fegular meeting Mon- installed. moisture retardant. Esti- riculture at $6,601. festival, who also headed day night at the high school. The Intermediate School mated cost is $60,000 and is Further discussion about the event last year, are Tops on the priority list roof will cost $24,000 and is the largest single expendi- a new, stiffer policy for Dave Lovejoy, Roland ture planned. eligibility for sports re- Pakonen and Curt Strick- sulted in no decision. One 1984 Crouse has received cost land. SUMMER PROJECTS estimates of the various request is for a grade aver- Activities will begin Mon- age of 1.7 (2-point is a C) CAMPBELL projects, but told the board day, July 2, with the festival that when bids were re- and passing grades in all queen pageant starting at 8 ceived they would probably subjects to become eligible Roof., ...... : ...... $21,750 p.m. in the high school be less. for sports. The present cafeteria. Regrade Surface and Drain by Cafeteria. , . , , $2,000? Not included in the fol- state requirement is a pas- Furniture Two ...... The following evening, - Rooms. $ 3,000 lowing cost estimates is sing grade in 3 subjects. starting at 7 in the high repair work that will be A motion to implement school gym, the Cass City DEFORD completed by the school the new rules died when Ministerial Association will staff. questions about when it be- present well-known gospel Furniture One - Room...... $ 1,500 OTHER BUSINESS came effectivewere asked. singer Doug Odham. It will come before the In place of the beer tent EVERGREEN A new auditor will ser- board at the next meeting behind the Charmont, a fix- and some stiffening of the ture of past festivals and its Furniture - One Room...... $ 1,500 vice the school for the next three years. Four bids were regulations appears sure. biggest money-maker, Septic Field...... max. $10,000 there will be a similar Boiler Replacement...... $10,700 received from various CPA A request by the Dan firms and low bid was from celebration inside the Col- Shermans to have their son, ony House on M-53 from 8 INTERMEDIATE Anderson, Tuckey and Ber- Daniel, attend Campbell nhardt with offices in Caro p.m. Tuesday to 1 a.m. Elementary instead of Wednesday. A musical Roof (Main Bldg.)...... $24,000 and Cass City. The firm bid for Evergreen School was au- group hasn’t been hired yet. Tuc kpoint ing ...... W,O()O $3,200 thorized if no extra bus ex- 1984, $3,300 for 1985 and WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, Furniture ...... 3,000 pense is sustained by the - Two Rooms. s $3,400 1986. Bids ranged arts and crafts exhibitors .. XawDrive ...... _...... $ for district. 3,200 from the low to a top’of will display their warm in- Sewing Machines Replacement...... $ 1,OOo $4,620. Four new members were side the village equipment Hallway Glass to Cafeteria...... $ 1,OOo Mrs. Connie McNaughton appointed for 3-year terms storage building from 9 asked the school board to to the Agricultural Advis- CONSTRUCTION of the $1,935 million sanitary sewer a.m.-5 p.m. Interested HIGH SCHOOL build a sidewalk on the east ory Committee. They are project began in Owendale Monday, May 7. Shown here is exhibitors should call side of Seeger Street on Bill Merchant, Jim Bolton, digging for installation of the sewer line along Fifth Street, Sandy Nicholas at 872-3839. Bus Drive, ...... $ 8,000 school roperty for safety Jim Tuckey and Dave Lit- The bed race on Main Typewriters - Six IBMs...... $ 3,800 of chiP dren walking to tle. north of Pine Street. Wooten Contracting of St. Charles is Street will start at 10 a.m. Sewing Machine Replacement...... $ 1,000 school. They will replace Dick contractor for the sewer line installation, Excavation of the The parade will begin at After discussion it was Shaw, Arthur Severance, sewage lagoons north of town by a different contractor will 11. Committed already, ALL SCHOOL decided that future plans Robert Wischmeyer and parade chairman Kim probably call for an exten- Alan Hartwick whose start later. Glaspie reported, are 13 Van Replacement...... $12,000 sion of the sidewalk on the terms expired, Please turn to page 20 1 35 teachers urge Athletes need C average O=G stiffens,graduation and contract signing An estimated 35 teachers, tion which was outlined EXPLAINS PROGRAM eligibility requirements members of the Cass City when it appeared a tenta- Teachers Association, to- tive settlement had been One of the teachers, ðer with several wives reached last fall. Donna Emerson, presented Owendale - Gagetown --Twenty-one units will must achieve a C...aver- make it...School basically should be in special educa- is not athletics, it’s educa- or husbands descended on After the regular meet- a 20-minute discussion of High School students will be required instead of the age ...to be eligible for par- tion. “We don’t have one the Cass City School Board the elementary and inter- be taking more required present 20, A student taking ticipation during the follow- tion.” kid in regular education ing, the board met in execu- Wright’s response, at a who can’t get a C average.” meeting Monday to “show tive session and when they mediate library services at courses because of a a full load of classes all four ing six-week marking concern for getting a con- the school. change in graduation re- years graduates with 24 period.” A C minus aver- different point in the discus- Reinhardt said the policy returned said that its posi- sion, was that it was his job affects the “won’t dos,” not tract signed.” tion remained unchanged. Jacqueline Freiburger uirements approved Mon- units. A unit is one class for age is acceptable. The overflow crowd told the board that a clock 3ay evening by the Owen- one year. For seventh and eighth and that of the staff to see the “can’t dos.” made it necessary to hold CCTA President Don had been purchased with Gage School Board. Students who are now graders, the policy is the whether a student who the meeting in the school Schelke said that the money donated in the mem- The recommendation of ninth graders.wil1 be re- same except, “If a student can’t maintain a C average Please turn to page 20. cafetorium. teachers attended the ory of Willis Campbell. She the curriculum study com- quired to complete 20 units is found to be ineligible, it Despite the large turnout meeting to urge the board said that she hopes to have mittee was approved with- including the added re- will be for a three-week a further move towards a to accept the proposal that it installed before the end out debate. quired classes. period with a progress re- settlement was not evident. the Tri-County Bargaining of May. After much debate, the Present eighth graders port of grades at that time Ground broken * Supt. Donald Crouse told Association previously pre- What a difference a roof board approved the com- will be the first who will to determine eligibility for the teachers that despite sented. makes. Crouse reported mittee’s other recommen- have to complete 21 credits the remainder of the six- rumors that have circu- Meanwhile, the two sides that the new roof installed dation, that an experimen- to graduate, including the week marking period.” lated, there has been no await a fact finding meet- tal policy put into effectthis added required classes. Previously, the policy for $550,000 change in the board’s posi- ing. Please turn to page 20. school year stiffening The committee consi- was that of the Michigan academic eligibility re- dered requiring seniors to High School Athletic As- quirements to participate pass a competency test in sociation, which requires in athletics and other ex- order to receive a diploma, students to be passing three elevator project tracurricular activities be but decided against it at classes in order to partici- made permanent this time. pate in sports. That means Construction of two silos, The two poured concrete The curriculum study Member Ronald a student with three D‘s and a 100-ton platform truck 30-by-100 foot silos, to be committee, organized by Reinhardt said the added three E’s could participate. scale and sAmpling station constructed on the easl side high school Principal F. required courses estab- Wright reported that only at the Pillsbury elevator in of the present elevator, will Wayne Wright included lishes the foundation for seven students in grades 7- Owendale, a $550,000 pro- have a total capacity of teachers, parents and stu- competency testing later. 12 were declared ineligible ject, may be only the first, 116,000 bushels, with re- dents. It met once a month “This sets the thing in mo- this school year and all but improvements there. ceiving capacity of 5,000 since last fall, tion. )’ one improved their grades Ground breaking cere- bushels per hour. It took only about 25 mi- Wright predicted the so they were eligible by the monies were held Tuesday, Suchodolski said the target nutes for the board to dis- state Board of Education following marking period. May 8. date to have the facility cuss and approve the first will require competence The one exception missed That evening, the Owen- completed is Aug. 20, in recommendation to add testing in a few years, but two marking periods. dale Village Council held time for the bean harvest. more required courses in Owen-Gage shouldn’t wait public hearings of estab- Although the new order to graduate. until it does. “There’s no DEBATE lishment of an industrial facilities can handle com- The changes are: reason for us to wait until development district for modities besides beans, --Two years of sci- they mandate it.” Board member Donna the elevator and the vil- they aren’t really designed ence will be required in- Salcido argued such a pol- lage’s application for fed- for that. The Owendale stead of the present one ELIGIBILITY icy penalized students who eral funds to help pay the elevator,not have afor corn instance, dryer. does year. are unable to do well cost of repaving the two --Two years of mathe- The following policy has academically even if they main streets. In the planning stages, matics will be required in- been in effect during the try. Not allowing them to Manning the shovels in possibly for next year, he stead of one year. school year on an experi- play sports, she suggested, the ground breaking were said, are installation of the MILLAGE WINS, LOSES -- Thumb Area Transit bus --One semester of typ- mental basis regarding eliminates their one oppor- James R. Suchodolski, dryer and other equipment ing and one of computer sci- eligibility to participate in tunity to feel they have ac- vice-president - operations. to handlc ot htkr rwm- service will continue in Huron County, the 0.2 millage in- extracurricular activities. ence will be required. complished something. Pillsbury Edible Probin modities atld ;\II ;~tl(!(*~!L,iio crease there having been approved by voters Tuesday, --Grades and credit for The committee recom- Fellow board member Division, Saginaw; Village “or two or tlirw.” 1,596-1,412.~ The same millage was defeated in Sanilac driver education, which is mended the policy becomc Leona LaFave responded President Walter Howard How much additional ex- taught after school, will no permanent : that going back to the old Jr., and Brookfield pansion is made in Owen- County, 9744,607, so service will end there by Sept. 30. longer be given. The only For grades 9-12, “based policy would mean, “We’re Township Supervisor Wal- dale, Suchodolski incli- About 14 percent of the registered voters voted in Huron “grade” will be “pass” or on their six-week marking sort of lowering our stan- ton Brown and Clerk Ed- Please turn to page and 10 percent in Sanilac. “fail.’* period grades, a student dards for those who carl‘t mund Good Jr. 17. *a* tv J. P\;, P\;, ih: CASS PAGE TWO CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1984 CITY, MICHIGAN Hills and Dales -1 Schweikart, General Hoepital Mrs. Reva Little Schuknechi Born May 10 to Mr. and Cass City Social and .Personal Items Phone 872-3698 Mrs. Donald (Sandra) Yax J of Cass City, twins, a boy are wed and a girl. Bruce Carl Schweikart Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bruce A. Little of Hawaii The regular Hills and Mrs. Lyle Zapfe was a Mr. and Mrr. Bill formerly of Deford, at. PATIENTS LISTED MON- Fisher Jr. had as Friday Bartle, Mrs. Laura Ball and spent from Tuesday night Dales Hospital Auxiliary Mother’s Day guest of Mr. Threloff of Ohio surprised Kathie Agnes Schuknecht DAY, MAY 14, WERE: supper guests, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Karr until Thursday with his meeting will be Monday, c and Mrs. Ivan Paladi and her mother, Mrs. Emerson were married Saturday at Mrs. George Fisher Sr., arrived home May 9 from a mother, Mrs. Reva M. Lit- May 21, at Charmont due to family. Peters, Sunday, May 13. St. Paul’s Episcopal David Rabideau, Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher 16-day trip through western tle. Joining them Wednes- the Memorial Day holiday. Other dinner guests at the Church on Harsen’s Island. Bresky, Mrs. Evelyn and sons, David and Aaron. states. Forty-one made the day were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hool Peters’ home were Phil He is the son of Raymond Gruber, Mrs. Loretta Lam- “Best of the West Tour.” Grant M. Little of Todd, N. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ball and daughter, Sara Jane, Profit and Marge and Irene Schweikart of De- pureax, Mrs. Edith Toner Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Among places visited were Carolina, who are currently and family of Reese and of Windsor, Ont., spent the Hackworth of Clarkston ford. She is the daughter of and Mrs. Viola Zell of Cass Stine were Sunday evening Las Vegas and Oral in Troy. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball week end with Mrs. Hool’s and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dick and Kathleen Schuk- City ; callers at the home of Mr. Roberts University in Ok- and sons spent Mother’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Easton of Cass City. necht of Harsen’s Island. Mrs. Josephine Stine of and Mrs. Ivan Stine, near lahoma. Mother’s Day guests of Day with Mrs. Grant Ball. Hunt. Their daughter Kim Rev. Holmes-Walker per- Deford: Ubly. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie who had spent some time Mrs. Paul Craig and Mrs. formed the ceremony. Tt Mrs. Marie Sefton of Ar- Mrs. James Schad of Clio Lounsbury were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence here, returned home with Lucile Miller were guests best man was Dallas En- gyle; Russell Patrick, infant and Mrs. Rosemary Bog- Elaine Bila of Savannah, Zapfe of Mayville visited her parents. Sunday at the Robert glehart of Deford. Clarence Coupar, Lloyd son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-. larsky of Mackinaw, Ga., her son, Ronald Bila of his mother, Mrs. Lyle McNeil home at Colwood The reception was held at Brydon of Marlette; neth Lalko who has been a daughters of Mrs. Leslie Mt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Zapfe, Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence along with the McNeil the Four Winds, Harsen’s Mrs. Jeanette Hewitt of patient in Saginaw General Lounsbury, Mrs. Tom Tom Lounsbury and sons Zapfe and son, Roger God- families. Island. Ubly ; Hospital, is expected to be Lounsbury and Mrs. Leslie and Carl Lounsbury. One hundred and fifty bey, of Clio were visitors Schweikart, a carpenter, Mrs. Geraldine Milligan, brought home Wednesday. Lounsbury attended the Friday of Mrs. Lyle Zapfe. is a 1976 graduate of Cass Arnold Langmaid and mothers and daughters at- Mrs. David Nordquist mother-daughter banquet Mrs, Lucile Miller of tended the banquet Satur- and son Christopher of City High School. His wife Timothy McConnell of Mr. and Mrs. George Saturday evening in Sutton- Zephyrhills, pia., arrived day evening in Sutton-Sun- Mr. and Mrs. William Berkley spent from Friday is a courtroom stenog- Caro. Fisher Sr. were Mother’s Sunshine Church. Mrs. Friday to spend the sum- shine Church, Jessie Martus Sr. returned home until Sunday with her pa- rapher. Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boglarsky left Sunday mer with Mrs. Paul Craig. Goodall, Barbara Hutchin- Sunday from their winter rents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern After a honeymoon trip Larry Finkbeiner at El- morning to return to Mac- son and Margaret Walters home in Ruskin, Fla. En McConnell. to Niagara Falls, the new The Want Ads lington. Other guests were kinac Island. Scott Geiger, a student at were guests of Mrs. Lyle route home they visited the lyweds will be living 0. 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crit- Michigan Technological Lounsbury. William Martus Jr. family Guests of Mrs. Julia San- Harsen’s Island, which is tendon and baby of Kings- University at Houghton, in Richmond, Ind. Saturday chez Saturday and Sunday near Algonac. 1 Are Newsy Too! ton, Mrs. Matt Heronemus Engaged will arrive Thursday to The Bible study group morning they attended were Mr. and Mrs. Robert t and baby and Kathy spend the summer at his met Tuesday at the home of commencement exercises Sherman and sons of The attractive rosewood Finkbeiner. parental home. Mrs. Lyle Lounsbury with at Bowling Green Univer- Berkley and Mrs. Victoria that is seen often in fine fur- nine women present. sity in Findlay, Ohio, where Smith of West Virginia. niture, does not come from Mr. and Mrs. David Lit- their granddaughter Car-( Saturday, Mrs. David rose plants. It’s the name tle, Billy and Cory spent Earl Moon, who has been rie, daughter of Mr. and Nordquist and Christopher of several types of wood Saturday and Sunday with at the VA Hospital in Mrs. William Martus Jr., were visitors. of the botanical genus her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Saginaw since January, received a master’s degree I1 a 1 b P rg ia . Gene Stauffer at Ves- has returned to Cass City. in business administration. CASSUSPS CITY 092-700CHRONICLE taburg. Also attending the gradua- Omission Mrs. Ila Walker had as PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith tion were Mrs. Mary Jane In the Debra Wright- AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN were visitors of Mr. and Mother’s Day dinner guests Zielke of Battle Creek and Jonathan Link wedding 6550 Main Street Sunday, her daughter Kay ; her daughters, Andrea and Mrs. Fred Smith and fam- daughter Marguerette story in last week’s Chroni- John Haire publisher ily in Lapeer Sunday. Kristi, Robert Martus of cle, the name of the National Advertising Representative Hilliard, husband Herb Flushing flew to Richmond Michigan Weekly Newspapers Inc 257 and their daughter Katrina, and drove his parents to groomsman Paul Langlois Michigan Avenue, East Lansing. Michigan f Debra Van Allen of Lake was missing. Second class postage paid at Cass Cify, Orion was a Sunday after- from Harrison; her son Flushing. Michigan 48726 Richard Walker, and fam- Subscription Price To post offices in Tus- JAMES and DENISE noon caller of Mrs. Elsie ily; and son Robert Walker cola, Huron and Sanilac Counties. $8 00 a Thompson and Georgia Rev. and Mrs. Howard year or 2 years for $15 00 3 years for Thompson. Monday vis- and family, Millington, a Woodard were Mother’s $21 00,$4 50 for six months and 3 months Mr. and Mrs. Enoch total of 16. Mrs. Walker was Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. The Chronicle will for $2 50 itors and luncheon guests ~ Osentoski of Cass City an- presented with a bouquet only use photographs In Michigan $1000 a year, 2 YE were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Keith Little. $18 00 6 mnths $5 50 nounce the engagement of from her son Richard and with wedding stories if In other parts of the United States, $1 1.00 their daughter, Denise Haskins and Mrs. Millie his family. they are received within a year ot 2 years $20 00, 6 months $b 00 Rose, to Pfc. James L. Fleetwood of Decker, who two months of the wed- and 3 months for $3 25 50 cents extra just returned from Florida. Jamie Fox charged for part year order Payable in ad- Schram, of Fort Riley, Kan- Mr. and Mrs. Charles vanceFor information regarding newspaper ad- sas, son of Mrs. Karen Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parker and son John of Schuler of Cass City and Mt. Pleasant visited Mr. vertising and commercial and job printing Thompson and Mr. and in MSU telephone 872 2010 Irvin Schram of Saginaw. Mrs. Ephraim Knight were and Mrs. Lee Smith last A June 22, 1985 wedding Tuesday. Sea Dex has landed. Classic handsewn leather boat shoes at Hamilton, Ont., where is being planned. they attended the annual honorary that suit your style on or off shore. Made of rich leather, International Square sewn to a flexible sole. On land or at sea. You’ll never Engaged Dance convention. Jamie Fox, daughter of be out of your element in Sea Dex. Mother- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fox of -_~ Cass City, has been chosen Shoemakers to America Marriage License@ as a member of Tower daughter Guard, Michigan State Uni- Matthew A. Simerson, versity’s honorary service Reese, and Carol L. Kamm, organization. Reese. fete held Harry W. Wright, Cass City, and Marjorie J. McLellan, Davison. A total of 140 mothers, For Making Our Leo Mageria, Caro, and daughters and grand- Betty S. Zells, Reese. daughters attended the Frederick 0. Hecht, banquet for them Friday Reese, and Dennis M. evening at the Novesta Grand Opening Columbia Gray, Columbia Lynch, Reese. Church of Christ. Bone, Columbia Brown Glove. The meal was served by. Women’i Johnny L. Willson Jr., Yawl Copper, Columbia Brown, Millington, and Mary E. At- the men of the congrega- A Big Success! Columbia Tan, Columbia Gray, I s4195 kinson , Millington. t ion. Columbia Whlte. BRENDA WHITE Scott P. Asperger, Vas- Special recognition went WAYNE CUMMINGS sar, and Beth A. Beach, to Mrs. David Little, named Congratulations to Fairgrove. “mother of the year.” RUTH WICHERT Mr. and Mrs. Harold James E. Stewart Jr., Speaker was Mrs. Be- White of Oxford announce Caro, and Jo Lynne Ken- verly Lockard. Special Our $25.00Gift Certificate Winner the engagement of their nedy, Caro. ?oca1 music for the prog- daughter, Brenda White of ram included songs by Mrs. Bad Axe, to Wayne Cum- Wanda McConnell and mings, son of Mr. and Mrs. daughters Teresa and Harold Cum mings, Erla honored Laura and Mrs. Gloria JAMIE FOX Gagetown. Osentoski and daughters Tower Guard is com- S P EC IA h Miss White is employed by state meat Valerie and Amy. Others posed of 75 of the top 200 as Huron County extension contributing were Mrs. freshmen students. The or- home economist by the association Norma Speirs and ganization of sophomores Men’s Ketch Gray Only. $4295 Cooperative Extension Ser- daughters and Mrs. has been active on campus vice in Bad Axe. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thelma Woodard, for 50 years. Erla of Cass City attended SCENTS ‘ is employed by Ken Hof- daughters and grand- Members are selected on the 26th annual meeting meister, Gagetown. daughters. , the basis of service, Randalls Shoes A June 30 wedding is Fridav and Saturday of the Tributes were given by scholarship, character and Cass City 872-5381 planned. potential leadership OWNERS: Frank and Jeri Tordai :I abilities. Members were Cass C,ity lac. dauzhter Michelle - Hen- tapped at a special service OPEN: Mon. Fri. 9 a.m. - p.m. Erla was honored and drick. Mardell Ware gave a May 4 at Beaumont - 5 presented a plaque from tribute to granddaughters Tower. Sat. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. the association for serving and her granddaughter , Miss Fox has a 3.95 grade WEEKLY FOOD SPECIALS it and the Michigan meat Jennifer Nye, who gave a point average and is taking 6437 MainSt. Ph. 872-3434 ’aindustry for more than 30 tribute to grandmothers. a course in pre-medicine. Wesley’s Quaker Maid Banana Split 1/2 $200 Ice Cream Gal. Cabana 1 Ib. Pkg. $139 Hills and Dales Potato Chips. I Schedule of Events Cigarettes Buy1 Get IFree OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC Limited Quantities and Brands May 20 thru May 26 SUMMER EVENT DATE TIME PLACE Pepsi - Pepsi light Dr. Kahn, Cardiologist May 23 1-5 p.m. Out-patientClinic Diet Pepsi =’;E Pepsi Fre ! $ 19 9 PlusDep. OFFICE HOURS Dew Pepsi Free Drs. lsterabadi and May 23 8-12 a.m. Out-patient Mt, Donahue Clinic 0 pk. Dr. Jeung May 24 8-12 a.m. Out-patient TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1984 1/2 liter Clinic through

Dr. Ahmed, Allergist May 24 1-4 p.m. Out-patient Clinic FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1984 There is an Immediate Care Clinic in the Ambulatory Care Center: Fridays - 6:OO p.m. - 8:30 p.m.; Saturdays - 2:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. and Sundays 1O:OO a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Summer Office Hours for the Tuscola County Free Blood Pressure will be taken in the Ambulatory Courthouse, Courthouse Annex Building, Care Center from 8:OO a.m. - 8:OO p.m. any day. Please Emergency Services Off ice, and Cooperative stop in and have yours taken. Extension Office will be as follows: Physlcal and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an Out Patient basis as ordered by your physician.

Michael Lupinski, Speech Therapist, is scheduled by = appointment. 8:OO a.m. I200 noon TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF THE p.m. - p.m. ABOVE CLASSES OR CLINICS, CALL 872-2121 Ext. 255. 1:00 4:30 [By approval of the Tuscola There is a physician in the Emergency Room from 6:OO Fri 730am 10MPm p.m., Friday, until 6:OO a.m., Monday. There is always a County Board of Commissioners) Sun 8mam 1030pm Dhvsician on call in the Emergency Room. LASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THIJRSDA+Y,t MAY 17,1984 PAGE THREE 1 ...... “rf It Fitz . . 99

Adopt a fish

By Jim Fitzgerald

.... Jack Esau, Cass City, says that if there are old pictures of According to news re- Anyway, the underwater addition and tranmorting the community or the area he would like to use them to copy ports, Mayor Young is con- berm will stop boats from them to the other side insid; to make a slide presentation. fident that Detroit can over- ramming the Cob0 addi- the chop suey boxes full of Esau already has one slide presentation with about 400 come the objectons of en- tion, but what will it do to warm water. pictures. The pictures are interesting, but Esau’s explana- vironmental groups who fish? Those that swim more That would placate the tion of the history involved makes it great. . fear that the proposed ex- than 12 feet below the sur- fish nuts. Also, an adopt-a- Cass City Rotarians found that out Tuesday when he pansion of Cob0 Hall over face will hit the berm, and fish program could help fi- talked to the club. the Detroit River will dam- those that swim higher will nance Cob0 construction age fish. risk running into Cob0 pil- costs. It used to be that *********a The mayor probably will lings.will have Either to changeway, the travel fish when people joined the introduce an adopt-a-fish zoo’s adopt-an-animal Why is it that going on a diet when you get up in the program modeled after the plans abruptly, and con- program, they thought they morning seems like a great idea and then turn around and adopt-an-animal program cerned environmentalists were paying to feed a not be worth the effort in the evening? at the Detroit Zoo. are worried about theeffect specific animal. But re- For $81 million, the city this will have on the fish, cently it was revealed that ********** wants to add 300,000 square not to mention their lug- the money goes into the feet to Cobo, making it the gage- city’s general fund and a LIONESS CLUB officers installed Monday evening were, front row, largest convention center According to Tom Doyle, woman who thought she What do you do when you are in Detroit for a baseball a fisheries biologist with game and it rains? You go see a baseball picture, that’s in the world. Supporting the adopted a cuddly bear from left, Jackie Glaspie, vice-president; Barbara Jackson, president; the Department of Natural could be the mother of a what you do. Joyce Lee, associate district chairman, who installed the officers and new floor will be a series of In the Haire Net column of this page we write about “The large concrete pilings con- Resources, billions of snake . Shirley Johnston, treasurer. I Back row, Marilyn Biefer, director; Natural.” Since writing it we saw the movie and, as structed up to 360 feet out newly born fish are annu- The same procedure Shirley Doerr, director; Royeen Heins, secretary; Marilyn Green, into the river. Alsoplanned, ally swept downstream could be used on the Cob0 expected, enjoyed it. Not as great as some, perhaps, but along the riverbank. But still a fine way to fill the void on Mother’s Day. Especially director, and Geri Jantz, past president. (Photoby James Jackson). 100 feet farther offshore, is project. Persons thinking a massive stone berm sur- the Cob0 addition would di- they adopted a fish could when the whole family is there. rounding the addition and vert them “into the deeper, actually be the parents of preventing lake freighters colder water of the ship an underwater construc- from attending conventions channel” and “might in- tion worker. You could call or organizations to which crease losses of these fish,” that a berm deal. they don’t pay monthly Doyle said. dues. Do taxpayers want to In recent years, Dctroit- spend $81 million to freeze deB e aul3ieil’ baby fish to death? I guess ,paradeentries ers have become familiar - with massive berms, be- not. on dean’s list Entries are being sought council members Joanne cause there is one in front Certainly I’m not for the Memorial Day Hopper and Larry Davis. officers of the Renaissance Center suggesting the Cob0 project at installs should be dropped. If De- Alma parade in Cass City Mon- The parade will start at to prevent passersby with- day, May 28. 10 a.m., with line-up start- Joyce Lee, associate Lio- Jackie Glaspie ; secretary, than 20 percent increase in out pioneer spirits from get- troit’s convention facilities Anyone interested can ing at 9:30. ness chairwoman, installed Royeen Heins; treasurer, members during the past ting inside. aren’t expanded, our Brian deBeaubien of Cass call the village office at 872- Further details about the the new officers for the Shirley Johnston ; tailtwis- year. The Cobo berm will be neighborhoods will become City is among 204 Alma Col- 291 1. Youngsters planning parade and service that fol- Cass City Lioness Club for ter, Linda Herron, and Ann Wright and Madelyn different, however, in that infested with crime. It’s lege students named to the to ride bicycles in the lows in the Elkland 1984-1985 Monday evening board of directors, Marilyn Skaggs have been installed only fish and downcast sort of a trickle-down ef- dean’s list for the winter parade do not have to sign Township Cemetery and at the Charmont. Biefer, Marilyn Green and as new members of the sailors will be able to see it. fect. When more engineers term at Alma College. , It will rise from the river’s attend Detroit conventions, Students who achieve a JP beforehand. other area Memorial Day The new officers are: Shirley Doerr. club. I Chairmen of this year’s activities will be in next President, Barbara A total of 50 years of per- bottom but stop 12 feet short more police security will be 3.5 or better grade point av- parade are new village week’s Chronicle. Jackson ; vice-president, fect attendance was of the surface. Several available for neighborhood erage while carrying a residents who come minimum of 13 credits (at awarded to 14 members. Barbecue people will probably Six members, Evelyn Bu- suggest that construction downtown and sleep on the least eight of which are tler, Mary Lou Erla, Mari- costs be cut by moving the sidewalk in front of Cob0 evaluative grades), are lyn Green, Linda Herron, spark causes RenCen berm to where it Hall. named to the dean’s list. Geri Jantz and Florence could protect Cob0 conven- That’s why Mdyor Young Brian, a 1981 graduate of Withcrspoon received per- tions from being crushed would be wise to suggest Cass City High School, is How do you find boat fect attendance awards this grass fire by boats. But that idea isn’t that citizens “adopt” the son of Richard and year. Perfect attendance feasible because people threatened fish by paying Nancy deBeaubien, 4122 insurance that protects would have to jump into the the cost of catching them in Koepfgen Road. A junior, pins were also given to Elkland Township fire- nets on one side of the Cob0 he is majoring in biology. more than your boat? members for four years, men were called to a grass river to see how little the two years, and one year of fire at 1:51 p.m. Saturday vines on the Ren Cen berm attendance. on Shabbona Road, near have grown since last sum- No problem. A special award was re- Kcilitz road, in Ellington mer. Incidentally, the RenCen Boat Insurance from Auto-Owners protects you in case ceived from Lions Club In- Township. ternational for member- The fire took place on is spending $225,000 to add The Weather of collision on land or water.. ,it provides fire and theft signs and color-coded High Low Pcecip. coverage; and liability and medical protection for you ship growth for a better property owned by Alger Glaza of Madison Heights. graphics to help visitors and your family can also be added. find their way around the Wednesday ...... 57.. ... 28..... 0 . Radar detection Fire Chief Jerome Root Jr. Thursday...... 70.. ... 52..... 0 So ask your Auto-Owners agent just how their Boat said Glaza’s daughter and complex. It is believed that Ren Cen officials undertook Friday...... 76...... 44,. ... 0 Insurance can be “no problem” keeping you afloat. Saturday ,’Ib @,: 30.. o If an unusually large some friends were barbecu- this project after deciding ...... number of insects gather ing outdoors. The wind blew there would be too many Sunday ...... 42 ..... 31 .... .78 together, scientists from some sparks out of the grill legal complications if they Monday...... 64 ..... 30 .... 0 the US.Department of Ag- onto the ground and the Tuesday ...... 58 ..... 28 .... 0 grass started burning. followed Mayor Young’s riculture will know it. Ac- suggestion that the RenCen cording to National Wildlife About two acres burned. (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant. 1 Call or Sfop By Firemen were at the scene institute an adopt-a-lost- magazine, scientists are person program. Harris-Hampshire Agency, Inc. using radar to detect mass about an hour. insect migrations. This 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City 872-4351 could help improve pest Continuing His control nationwide. - T he Affiliation With Marlette Community Hospital In the market for a new car H aire Syed A, Ahmed, M.D,

L ‘I or light truck? N et Specialty Internal Medicine and Allergy Announces Opening Of His The first chance I get I’m Remember him in “The going to see “The Natural,” Godfather” as the adopted New Office the new baseball story star- brother ? ring Robert Redford. One critic said that Wil- That was decided as soon ford Brimley and Richard “Mayville Diagnostic as the reviews came out in Farnsworth as the big the Detroit dailies. One cri- league manager and the tic said it called back the coach do the best job in the and Health Center” great American myth, the show. 6015 Fulton Street, Mayville, Michigan movie celebration of All- I don’t remember either American ideals. of them in previous shows, on May 21 I 1984 It’s one of those shows, but the odds are that the OFFICE HOURS WILL BE the reviewer continued, faces will be familiar even where classic characters though the names are not. AS FOLLOWS: receive their just desserts I know that Duvall will Mom, Tues., Fri. - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and ideals of half a century give an outstanding perfor- Wed. - 2 - 530 p.m. ago dominate the story. mance. In this one he plays It may well be that these a newspaperman you love Thurs., Sat. - 9 a.m. - 12 noon ideas of 50 years ago just to hate. And never mind calling aren’t germane today. appointment please 517-843.6700 Having reliable transportation that Probably aren’t. to tell me that kind of a part For call All the more reason to see is a cinch to play and true (office) or 51 7-635.3192 (residence after meets your needs and is fuel efficier7t the show. There’s more to real life. off ice hours). than enough grief, worry I’m still going fo enjoy is important. and frustration in our lives the movie. everyday. It always puz- zled me why we should pay Chemical Bank offers to endure more of it at the movies. competitive loan rates For awhile darn near every hit movie had an anti- Buy theBest. and wants to help you hero or a tragic ending. finance your new car Losers dominated. Those shows undoubtedly and forget purchase. captured the real world a whole lot better than “The . Natural .’) the mess! So what? When I leave After you have selected the make and model, the theater I want to feel good. Justice triumphant A gas grill by Arkla will make outdoor cooking easy, convenient see the people at Chemical Bunk for your car over evil. The happy end- and fun without the charcoal mess ing. Boy gets girl. Hurray and cleanup. We have several loan. We are here to serve YOU. for apple pie and mother- models to meet your outdoor hood. cooking needs. Stop in today and When that money is start cooking forked over at the box office We want to be your bank it should buy a couple of hours of escape. That’s what it’s all about. Besides its upbeat

character, “The Natural“ 1Jw our cunvenienl payment plarl has another couple of things Hours 8 a rn to 5 p m iMonday thru Fr(day going for it. One is Robert /fB, Redford. Southeastern Michigan Gas Company x, He usually plays the kind L,,, CHEMICAL of character in mwirs that Sandusky 648-2334 I enjoy. “The Sting” and Check your telephone directory for a toll frw number for your area BANKS “Downhill Race” arc two that come. quickly to mind. Another is Robert Duvall. PAGE FOUR c&&qy CHRUNICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1984 CASS CITY, MICHIGAY r -I -- Setgriadmtion ceremonks After 22 years for 83 seniors at Ublv Wood retires at Gagetown r/ From now on, the only drove it the sixth. Wood, who graduates this 1 month from Owendale Ubly Community High Overture” by Robert Lizzie Booms toured vari- Julia Frances Shaina, bills Harry Wood sees in Before becoming a full- Sheldon and “Graduation ous amusement centers George Eric Simmerlein, mailboxes will be his own. time postal employee, Gagetown High School. School will be graduating Retirement activities 83 March” by Elmer Berns- around Tampa and Or- Lori Ann Smalley, Michael After 22 years with the Wood earned, most of his seniors Sunday aftcr- will include traveling -- the noon, May 20, at 2 p.m. in tcin, arranged by Jack Bul- lando, Fla., and also visited A. Smithers, Robert D. US. Postal Service, Wood income doing carpentry the high school gym- lock. the beach at Daytona Sobczak, Wayne Eugene retired April 27, and home repair jobs. Woods haven’t decided Christina Landeryou, Beach during the week Susalla, Daniel Paul He started as a substitute At age 60, he decided it where yet -- and helping Leo nasium. Wild man, who rents Wood’s The combined bac- daughter of David and April 1-8. Sweeney, Kathleen R. rural carrier for the was time to retire, one Thelma Landeryou of Ubly, The 1983-84 school year Sweeney, Terry Harold Gagetown post office, then reason being he would 40 acres, with his farming. calaureate and commence- Wood doesn’t plan to au- ment exercises will be held will deliver the valedictory will end for all other pupils Sweet, Dorothy Cecelia in 1968, switched to the Cass rather not face another speech. The salutatory Tuesday, June 5. Terbrack, Lisa Kay Clty office, again as sub- winter of driving like the tively return to the carpqn- on the same afternoon. a try and home repair busi- Representatives of the speech will be given by Lisa The graduates are: Ternes, Gerald Alan stitute carrier. last one. Messing of Ruth, daughter James Russell Becker, Tschirhart, Brenda Lee Wood became a full-time Wood and his wife, Irene, ness if he doesn’t have to. class of 1985 will lead the “As long as I can get alonb class of 1984 in the groces- of Richard A. and Ida Mae Sandra Marie Briolat, Tyrrell, Donna Lynn Vol- carrier in 1976 on Rural live on Owendale Road, sional bbPomp and Cir- Messing. Nancy Ann Cleary, Jody mering, Sheila Ann Volz, Route 2, which is north and Gagetown. They have five without it, I’m going to take Luann Kubacki, daugh- James Clor, Kevin Michael Kimberly Ann Walker, west of Cass City. The route daughters: Mary Walker, life easy for a while.” cumstance,” which will be Wood’s former substitute played by the high school ter of Elmer and Lillian Conley, James Marvin Lynn Marie Weber, Loretta has 340 customers ‘and Cass City; Marge Dron- Kubacki of rural Ubly, the Cook, Eric Donald Czewski, Jean Wodwaski, Sandra M. meant 83 miles of driving sella, Union Lake; Bonnie driver, Mert Hendershot band under the direction of has, at least temporarily, Wendell Honsinger. class president, will give Douglas Leo Depcinski, Wright, James Robert each day. He usually deli- Durfee, Cincinnati, Ohio; ._ appreciation remarks. Duane Richard Wrubel, Tammy Jo vered the mail five days a Jennifer Wood, a student at taken over the route full- Rev. Patrick O’Connor of Delta College, and Amy HARRY WOOD time. St. John Catholic Church, Hilary Cook, director of Dropiewski, James Jeffrey Younglove. week and his substitute Ubly, and St. Columbkille guidance, will present Fligger, Michael Steven scholarship awards. Catholic Church, Shcridan Franzel, Sandra Elaine A Corners, will deliver the in- Richard Holdship, high Gibbard, Cindy Sue Glaza, vocation and benediction. school principal, will award David Raymond Rev. Leonard Wilkuski of the valedictory and salutat- Goniwiecha, Donna Marie St. Mary Catholic Church, ory trophies. Grifka, Gregory Daniel Parisvillc, will give the The graduating class will Grifka, Tina Marie Grifka, scripture reading. be presented to Kenneth Brenda Lee Groth, Brian Dekoski, board of educa- David Heilig, Yoshiko SUMMER FUN The band will play two selections, “Fall River tion president, by David Hirano. Landeryou, superintendent Debra Kay Hunt, Robin of schools. Julia Heilig, Diane Hunt, Kathleen Ann Efficiency board secretary, will assist Kidd, Sheila Mae Klee, in the awarding of dip- Tcrri Frances Klee, De- forum for lomas. borah Jean Kosal, Julie The program will ad- Ann Kubacki, Luann Alice IAT CASS CITY POOLI journ with the band playing Kubacki, Marvin Keith COWS slated the recessional, “Pomp and Kubacki, Christina Ann Michigan State Univer- Circumstance.” A senior Landeryou, Jeffery Albert sity is hosting a beef cow reception line will form in Lemke, Dale Edward efficiency forum Tuesday, the hallway near the Lipskey, Janet Mary May 29, and Wednesday, cafetorium for parents, re- Lipskey, Gregory J. Maikr- May 30, at the Kellogg latives and friends. zek, Denise lrene Messing, Center on the MSU campus. The annual junior-senior Lisa Annette Messing, Sue It will be an opportunity banquet and prom was held Lynn Messing, Joyce Fay to visit and ask questions Friday evening, May 4, at Murray, Jamie Cindy with the foremost leaders the Verona Hills Golf Club Oberski, Mary Ruth O’Mal- SATURDAY SUNDAY in beef production cffi- clubhouse. The prom theme ley. was “Reach for the Stars.” ciency. Debra Jean O’Parka, 1-3p.m- -mm-.--m256 2-5p.m, Thcrc is a $60 registration The class song is entitled, Ann Marie Osantowski, ...... fee. If received after May “Haven’t We Been Here Be- Craig Michael Osentoski, 3-5 p.m...... 356 20, the fee is $75. Send re- fore”. The motto is, “De- Gary Wayne Patterson, gistration to Beef Cow Effi- stiny is not a matter of Deanna Lynne Peplinski, ciency Forurn, Lifelong chance, it is a matter of Darrel Roger Peruski, Education Programs, Kcl- choice; it is not a thing to Laurie Joan Peruski, logg Center, M.S.tJ., East be waited for; it is a thing Michelle Marie Peruski. B L,ansing 48824-1022. to be achieved.” The flower Teresa Marie Peruski, MONDAYthruSAT. Make chccks payable to is the white rose. Class col- Todd William Peruski, 1 I Michigan State Univer- ors are cameo pink and Janet Kay Peter, Gordan sity and be sure to enclose classic maroon. Michael Roberts, Gary 1-3p.m...... 25$ 1 name, address and phone Class officers are: Presi- Thomas Rudy, Judith 3-5p.m...... 359 number. Lodging is availa- dent, Luann Kubacki ; vice- Marie Ruthko, Christopher president, Timothy Rut- L. Rutkowski, Judy Ann ble at the Kellogg Center 7-9 10.m...... SO$ and area motels. kowski; secretary, Jamie Rutkowski, Oberski, and treasurer, I For more in for ma tion, Jerome Rutkowski,Timothy David t . I contact Gary Weber. area Lori Smalley. Class spon- Ervin Sadro, Joseph Adam livestock agent for Huron sors are Patricia Bolda and Sadro, Phillip and Sanilac Counties. at the H. William Piotter. Schmitt. f I TUES-THURS. 1 extension offiuc in San- Forty-three seniors ac- Susan Ann Schumacher, 1-3 p.m. dusky or Bad Axe. companied by Lloyd and Michael Joseph Schwartz, €I TUESDAY DeDuties 11 F.REE SWIM I 7-9p.m...... SO$ .* 1 D’ I Adu It Night _- SAT. NIGHT is for GROUP RESERVATIONS in Atwil f SEASON PASSES 1 Up to 50 Persons., ...... $25.00 hr. .$10.00 Deposit Individual 50 to 100 Persons...... $35.00 hr. .$15.00 Deposit deputiesTuscola arrested County Sheriff’s59 per- [ -$I5.00 sons in April, one more fhan Over 100 Persons...... $50.00 hr. .$20.00 Deposit they arrested in March. Family Of the total, 34 were for - $35.00 traffic related offenses (the same as in March), mostly NEW AT ANTHONY’S for drunk driving, six fir probation violation and three each for burglary and SWIMMING LESSONS “PACKAGED obstruction of justice. - - Officers issued 309 traffic tickets in April, including 66 for parking violations LIQUOR” and 60 for defective equip- CLASSES OFFERED ment. FEE. SCHEDULE BEER - WINE Thirty-five appearance 1st Session tickets were issued, an in- Waterbab ies Swimmer Taken ...... $1 OmOO crease of four, of which 10 Hand Dipped were for purchase, posses- Beginner Advanced Life- 2nd Session sion or transporting al- Taken...... $7.00 coholic beverages by Ice Cream Cones minorsandl9fortransport- 1 Advanced Beainner saving 3rd Session ing or possession of open v Taken ...... ‘5mOO Home Made Adult intoxicantsicle. in a motor veh- Intermediate Adult The sheriff’s department Lessons,...... $1 LOO Sandwiches received 51 1 telephone calls Age Limit is 5 Years and Older Paramount in April classified as “crim- inal,” an increase of nine SPECIAL ‘NOTE Waterbabies ...... $1 LOO from March. The greatest number, 128, were for traf- To enroll for classes a parent may call the pool or come to Advanced CPotato hips Reg.1302. $1.89 Bag $149 fic related offenses (acci- the pool to sign up. This may be done anytime during pool L i f esav i n g ...... $25.00 dents, reckless drivers, etc. ), followed by larcenies, hours but must be done before classes begin. . ..- 55; vandalism, 52, and dis- ’ orderly conduct and domes- ICE CREAM tic situations, 40 each. Deputies patrolled 43,760 St raw berry miles in April, their cars SESSION SESSION SESSION $1 89 consuming 3,542.3 gallons Twirl M gal. of gasoline (12.4 miles per gallon). TWO THREE Cherry The county jail received ONE $199 163 inmates during the Cordial 1/2 gal. month, of whom 12 were July 30 to female, and released 159. June 18 to July9 to Red Cap Cass City police arrested or filed charges against June July 20 August 10 Homo A three persons in April, two 29 for traffic related offenses and one for auto theft. Classes will be held between 9 - 12 noon Monday - Friday Milk State police from the Caro post made 31 arrests, 1 bf of which 21 were for traffic - - offenses. $199 The number of respective - ADVANCED LIFESAVING .i complaints from and acci- ONE SESSION ONLY - JUNE 18-JULY :f gal. dents in area townships and 25 villages in April were: Col- Class will be held from 500 - 6:45 p.m. Monday - Friday umbia, 3 and 1 ; Elkland, 26 Age Limit is 15 Years and Older and 3; Cass City, 51 and ac- cidents not recorded by Anthony’s sheriff’s department; El- lington, 17 and 3; Elmwood, 12 and 1; Kingston Party Shoppe Township, 20 and 2; &in@- ton village, 1 and accidents Junction M-81 & M-53 Cass City not recorded; Koylton, 8 Phone 872-2944 and 1: Novesta, 22 and 2, CALL NANCY TONTl - 872m2673 and Wells, 22 and 1. I

CAS I MAY 17,1984 CASCITY, MICHIGAN CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY PAGE FIVE Pedaling Around Quarter-century Opposite effect for &endale Lions The Owendale Lions Club and benediction. Owendale-Gagetown High celebrated its 25th anniver- Among awards presented School band students to By Mike Eliasohn sary Saturday evening with were ones to William Lions Club International a banquet and dance Satur- Kretzschmer and Lloyd conventions as members of day evening at Sherwood Kretzschmer, charter the Lions all-state band, I find it interesting when only supposed to go to on the Hill in Gagetown. members who haven’t mis- which requires them to be a government program has homeowners ; loans were About 75 persdns at- sed a meeting in 25 years, selected based on audi- f; tended -- members and tions. the opposite effect from made to persons who could I afford to from con- spouses, former members In addition to the This year, five Owen- what was intended. borrow Kretzschmers, other char- For instance, a decade or ventional sources; interest and spouses, and guests, Gage musicians are going according to club President ter members who still be- to the convention, which so ago, the federal govern- rates varied for no appa- long are Ed Good Sr., Ed ment had a program, the rent reason ; borrowers Tom Laurie, who served as will be in San Francisco. used the money to pay toastmaster. Good Jr., Merlin Kain, The Owendale Lions are aim of which was to enable Stanley Kain and low income persons to own water bilJs and back taxes, Among the guests were Joe contributing a total of $700, their own homes. It would and neither written or com- District Governor Leroy Lorencz. Stanley Kain was the Sebewaing Lions are petitive bids were required Yorks and his wife from the only one of the seven contributing $150 and the mean homes in inner-city unable to attend, due to ill- neighborhoods would be oc- for repair work. At least Metamora. Guest speaker students pnd their parents CHARTER MEMBERS of the Owendale Lions Club who was past District Governor ness. are paying the rest of their cupied and taken care of, $122,000 has been misspent. still belong are, from left, Ed Good Jr., Merlin Kain, Lloyd The Lions Club, which instead of being aban- Hopefully, federal low- Robert H. Wright of Al- expenses. doned. cost insurance has Kretzschmer, Ed Good Sr.,. William Kretzschmer and Joe gonac. has 27 members, was char- The club also donated to flood Lions Clubs represented tered in April, 1959, with the help send Brenda Schwartz But in Detroit and some been reformed since I read Lorencz. Stanley Kain, still a member, was unable to Bad Axe club as sponsor. It other cities, because of poor several years ago how its at the banquet were Cass to the Office Education As- attend. The two Kretzschmers received awards for not City, Bad Axe, Lapeer, Pi- has always held its meet- sociation national conven- management, there was availability encouraged de- ings in George’s Bar in the opposite effect. Even velopment on the islands off having missed a meeting in 25 years. (Photos by Dave Burrows). geon, Sebewaing, Port tion recently in In- , the coast of North and South Huron, Anchor Bay, Al- Owendale. The club has its dianapolis, Where she among the poor, there are gonac, North Branch, Cros- dinner meetings on the first finished fourth in general good credit risks and bad Carolina. and third Monday of each ones, but the persons run- The islands are often well, Elkton and Snover. clerical competition. racked by fierce storms, so Guests were introduced month. The Lions Club built the ning the program didn’t during the program by Ed Its primary fund raiser, pavilion in hhe Owendale care. it’s inevitable that sooner Laurie said, is sale of re- The result was persons or later, any structures will Good Jr. The call to order park and contributed lights was given by Merlin Kain. freshments from its trailer, for the restroom building at moved into the homes, be severely damaged and which it takes to various didn’t keep up the gay- possibly destroyed. But be- The Pledge of Allegience the football field. was led by Omar Hafner. events. The club also contributes ments, and were force out cause low cost insurance Its big annual event, or moved out. Detroit ended was available, developers Rev. Myra Sparks of Owen- to the Leader Dog School, built fancy homes and con- dale performed a musical strictly for fun, is the corn Welcome Home for the up with more abandoned selection. Rev. Allen Lewis roast, which this year will Blind and eye research. A) dominiums there because homes than befor’e the prog- of Snover, the district chap- be Aug. 15. “Anyone who comes ram started. any losses would be co- lain, gave the invocation A major project over the I recall reading that in vered, along and needs help, we one city, I think it was Mil- The result was more waukee or Minneapolis, the buildings being constructed program was well run, that were sure to result in which meant some poor claims being filed, which Walbro persons ended up owning drives up the cost of the their own homes. program borne by all tax- introduces Saginaw is going through payers. i similar difficulties with a Then there is the federal Sunday -- 2:30 till 6:OO Adults ... $1.50 mostly federally funded government’s allotment of program which loans tobacco acreage, started in new pump money to persons ip a 145 the 1930s, when tobacco far- Starts Friday, May 18 block area so they can fix mers lived on the land they up their homes. farmed. Walbro Corporation’s Au- A probe found money was Now, however, most al- tomotive Products Group Action! Adventure! has introduced its new 8 being loaned for rental loted acreage isn’t owned units, even though it was by those who farm it, which Series 5000 gerotor electric means the farmers must fuel pump, designed to Fun! Entertainment! pay high rents to those who meet the special require- own the allotments. ments of certain gasoline An acre of farm land that ANNIVERSARY NIGHT Helping celebrate the 25th fuel injection systems. might otherwise cost $60 to -- This new pump is be- rent can cost as much as anniversary of the Owendale Lions Club Saturday were, lieved to be the first of its $1,000-1,500 if a tobacco al- from left, club member Ed Good Jr., who is newly elected type scheduled for automo- lotment comes with it, tive original equipment ap- which can increase far- district deputy governor; past District Governor Robert H. plications. mers’ expenses 30-60 per- Wright, who was the dinner speaker; club President Tom The pump is an electric cent. Laurie, and District Governor Leroy Yorks. motor-driven positive dis- The result is tobacco placement design that prices in the US.are artifi- utilizes a gerotor-type Edward H. Doerr cally high, which encour- pumging element. Al- ages the tobacco industry though gerotor technology We Can Wrap Up to import more tobacco Nemeth to attend is well established in hyd- from countries where the raulic applications, its use Your price is lower. in the Walbro pump repre- Since our government sents a design break- Insurance Needs: supports the price of to- through for fuel handling Car, Home and life! bacco, the more that is im- pumps. This concept, com- ported, the more we tax- convention bined with other unique de- payers have to pay to main- sign features, results in a tain the price of tobacco at pump that provides excep- Grace Nemeth of 6305 City and Saginaw, whom Francisco. “This is my first written on the Buyer’s a certain level. tional performance and un- And, while the federal Main Street, Cass City, will “I’m sure put me in.” trip (to a national conven- usually low noise levels. gQvernment is using our tax be a delegate at the Demo- Mrs. Nemeth was presi- tion) SO I’m Sure it will be The pump is only 5 inches dollars to keep tobacco far- cratic national convention dent of United Steel Work- something to remember.” long, with a aameter of 1.4 mers in business, another in San Francisco the week ers Local 6222, which’repre- inches, and weighs 11 agency of Uncle Sam is of July 15. sents employees at General ounces. spending money to discour- She will be one of four Cable, for 12 years, until Stermer The pump is available in delegates from the 8th Con- , 1981. She was recording two versions and additional age persons from smoking. gressional District elected secretary before then and I__ models are under develop- Doerr Agency at the district convention is presently a trustee on the The rubbir plants that are to run for ment for higher pressure 1 6265 Main St. April 14. She will be pledged local’s executive board. grown as decorative home applications. 0 Our next big hit!! Cass City to vote for the nomination She was on the local’s con- The Series 5OOO pump can % Phone 872-31315 accessories are no relation of Walter Mondale as the tract negotiating commit- This is the one you to the tropical trees that prosecutor be mounted in the fuel line have been waiting to supply us with commercial party’s candidate for presi- tee last year. , or totally submersed in the rubber. dent. * She is also the local’s de- fuel tank. It can pump see! Breaking ail Mrs. Nemeth has long legate to the Thumb Labor leaded and unleaded been active in the Democ- Council and is the council’s gasoline, gasohol and other ratic Party. She has been a financial secretary. alternate fuels. precinct delegate many Mrs. Nemeth is in her times’, was Tuscola County 24th year at General Cable, Democratic Party vice- where she works in electri- First Area Showings! chairman from 1974-76 and cal test quality assurance. . 7 Big Days Starting Friday, May 18th! has attended the Democra- She described being tic state convention each elected a delegate tothe na- year since she was county tional convention as an vice-chairman+ honor, “very much SO.,’ She was elected a na- Asked if she was surprised tional convegtion delegate by her being elected, she the first time she tried. responded, “Yes I was, a What tipped the balance, little bit.” GAG ETOW N, M ICHIGAN she said, was support from She is obviously looking her “labor friends” in Bay forward to going to San A pH. 665-9971 SCOTT STERMER Tuscola County Pro- secuting Attorney G. Scott Stermer has announced he will be a Republican candi- date for the position in the /I I‘ THURSDAY thru SUNDAY August primary. MAY 17.1 8-19-20 (4 DAYS) He was appointed pro- THURSDAY IS “BARGAIN NITE” 8:OO ONLY secuting attorney last Sep- - tember to serve the remain- Friday-Saturday-Sunday. - . . . , . . . .7:30 & 9:50 der of the term of Artis She dressed as a man to achieve her goal. Noel, who resigned. Stermer has worked in the prosecutor’s office since 1976, first as an assistant c prosecutor and then as chief assistant prosecutor. In class, he’s just another face in the crowd. He is a 1973 graduate of In “Heaven:’ the hottest dance club in town, Michigan State University and a 1976 graduate of SUNDAY MAY20 he’s the main attraction. Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Lansing. Stermer and his wife, 1100 til?? Susan, a Millington Junior High School teacher, have I TH E MU SI C, THE PLAYERS, I in the Fostoria area. Stermer is a member of

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Several area studen" * Based on conditions as of have been named to the May 1, winter wheat pro- Dresident's or dean's list fok duction in Michigan is ex- ihe fall semester at Leila Battel of Cass City had supper at a restaurant Mrs. Alex Cleland and ter guests were Mr. and 500 CLUB quilt, Mrs. Ray Rienelt - pected to total slightly over in Port Austin Monday af- Carol Laming Monday fore- Mrs. Marty Felmlee, Jen- first on soft sculpture and Saginaw Valley State Co!: 44 million bushels. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland at- lege, near Bay City. tended the Area 14 MAEH ternoon. noon. nifer and Jill of Bay City, Two tables of cards were toys. Mrs. Rienelt also If production prospects Mr. and Mrs. Gary An- Mrs. Jim hewitt entered Susan Sofka of Davison, played when the Club earned an honorable men- Named to the president% are realized, this will be the council meeting at the Caro 500 list for receiving a 4.0 grade Extension office Wednes- derson of Brighton spent Hills and Dales Hospital in Coleen Cornett McPherson, met Tuesday afternoon at tion on her afghan. Mrs. largest wheat crop on re- the week end with Mr. and Cass City Monday evening. and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jim Doerr got honorable point average for 12 or cord, according to the day. the home of Mrs'. Fritz Van- more credit hours were Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Mrs. Earl Schenk. Other Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sofka. Other winter visitors Erp. mention on soft sculpture. Michigan Agricultural Re- Mother's Day guests were Glaza and family were were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Prizes were won by Mrs. Mrs. Cuttis Cleland won Robert E. Blanchard, 4405 porting Service, this year's LaPeer entertained Mrs. S. Seeger Street, Robert Q. Fred Fahrner and Brownie Beatrice Hundersm arc k Thursday supper guests of Heleski of Ivanhoe, Mr. and Jake Osentoski and a prize for the prettiest hat wheat crop is fractionally and Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mrs. Marvin Messing, Mr. and Mrs. Murill Shagena Johnson Jr., 7070 Green; larger than the previous re- Troop 671 of Owen-Gage Dorothy Messing. land Road, Gerald' R. and Mrs. Chris Kirby and Hacker, Jeff, Don and Glaza. and Mrs. Clarence Heleski, The 'hostess served a de- got first prize in the draw- cord production in 1953, Chris. Mr. and Mrs. Gary An- Donnie Heleski and friend ing and Mrs. Hiram Keyser Langmaid, 6719 Third The large crop is attri- Girl Scout Troop No. 874 ssert lunch. Street, and Rebecca with Mrs. Ruth Timmons Reynold Tschirhart was dersen of Brighton and Mr. of Ubly and Mr. and Mrs. got second prize, F, buted to a projected 23 per- Tuesday evening guest of and Mrs. Earl Schenk were Sylvester Leppek of Cass ****** The group was enter- Speirs, 4930 E. Akrop Road, cent increase in harvested as helper Saturday. After a all Cass City, and Evelyn treats were served, all went Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Saturday evening guests of City. tained by "The Heritage acreage. Acreage for har- Shoemaker in Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Mrs. ,Dennis Morel1 and Makers" of Deckerville. R. Kilburn, 6695 BevenS vest is estimated at to the petroglyphs in Green- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kon- Road,Named Deford. to the dean's list 900,000 lea'f Township. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kon- Schenk and Elizabeth at Pi- Nancy Haag of Minden kel and Marney and Charlie acres, the largest since kel and Marney were Satur- geon. City, Mrs. Mike Dreger of ****** 1975. Yields are currently Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug Brown attended the Thumb for a grade point average were Friday evening guests day dinner and evening Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Utica, Rosie Abraham and Sheep Breeders meeting at expected to average 49 guests of Fern Cardenas Hendrick of Port Austin Mrs. Don Jackson spent the Edanna Sweeney and Mr. of between 3.40 and 3.9$ bushels per acre, equal to of Mrs. Dave Sweeney and the Sandusky Career were Mary M. Kappen, 5409 David. and Lois. were Sunday afternoon and week end in Kalamazoo Center Thursday. and Mrs. Jack Krug were last year and one bushel Mrs. George Jackson Jr. supper uests of Mr. and where they participated in Sunday night visitors of Mr. Bay City-Forestville Road, below the record estab- Mrs. Evans Gibbard vis- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pel- Lori A, Sugden, 5964 Cass ited Evelyn Gruber at Hills of Oxford and Mrs. George Mrs. Cliff Jackson. a bowling tournament, ton, Mrs. Alex Cleland, and Mrs. Mike Maurer. lished during 1981. Jackson attended the fam- Eugene Cleland of Bad Kathy Gibbard attended City Road, and Harland J. Condition of most wheat and Dales Hospital in Cass Beth Ann Cleland, Mr. and Wilson, 6674 Severance City Saturday forenoon. ily church dinner at Our Axe and Mrs. Curtis Cle- the wedding of Miss Hope Mrs. Dick Wallace and 4-H ACHIEVEMENT fields is rated good. Plant Savior Lutheran Church in land attended the funeral of Leslie and John Gallagher Road, all Cass City. growth has been limited by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam- family, Scott Hurford, Mr. The Country Buddgs 4-H Bad Axe Sunday. Mrs. Cleland's nephew, at Trinity United Methodist D below normal tempera- ing were Tuesday evening and Mrs. Raymond Wal- Club participated in the

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gibbard and Mr. * Guy Bailey, at Immaculate Church in Cass City at 3 lace, Mr. and Mrs. Dale tures this spring. and Mrs. Carl GibbardlJr. Conception Church at St. o'clock Saturday. A recep- Swing into Spring achieve- +. Nationally, winter wheat Jerry Leitch in pad Axe. Bader and family, Phyliss ment at Bad Axe Inter- Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Don Near and family of Bad Axe, and Charles Tuesday. Burial tion followed at Dom Polski Pelton, Karen King and production is forecast at Diann Howard enjoyed was in Valley Cemetery, Hall, Caro. Mr. and Mrs. mediate School Friday. 1.98 billion bushels, one per- and Doris Kinney and Mr. daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Young Miss, on honor and Mrs. Curtis Cleland en- Mather's Day dinner Sun- Ubly. A lunch was served Carl Gibbard were among Keith Brown, Mr. and Mrs. achievement cent less than last year. day at the of and for relatives at the home of 'the guests at the reception. roll, were Renee LeCureux, joyed a lake shore drive and home Mr. Clare Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Robinson and Cheryl Mrs. Carl Gibbard Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr fol- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- Larry Young attended the family. lowing graveside services. land were Friday evening Polega. Lisa Sweeney got a wedding of Brenda Rich charm. Senior Miss charm winner Mr. and PMrs. Willis Debbie and Patti Tim- guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Larry Warczinsky at went to Rochelle Theresa.M. Schwartz, a ~ Brown of Cass City were mons were Saturday over- Curtis Cleland. St. John's Lutheran Church night and Sunday guests Floyd Zulauf and Jack Puvalow ski. seventh grader at Owen-. Monday evening guests of of at Palms at 7 o'clock. A re- dale-Gagetown Junior High Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Ross of Ubly were Friday Crocheting Young Miss ception followed at the De- honor roll honors went to School, is a U.S.Achieve- BY land. LaPeer. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl ckerville Community Schenk. Tracy Robinson and Beth ment Academy national Reynold Tschirhart was Ruth Streussnig, Mr- and Center. award winner in history a Thursday guest of Leona Mrs. Neil Maurer and Mrs. Clara Bond was a Mon- Beaudin. Renee LeCureux Mr. and Mrs. Henry got the charm. Junior Miss and government. Tschirhart at Ruth. Dave Sweeney attended the day afternoon and supper Sofka attended the wedding guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff charms went to Mary Sue She was selected based Mrs. Martin Sweeney vis- funeral of Guy Bailey at St. of Theresa Glaza, daughter on her nomination by his- ited Vicky Michelski at Charles Tuesday. Jackson. Heleski and Mark of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glaza, Smigielski. Senior Miss tory teacher Arnie Besonen Ubly Saturday. Mrs. Evans Gibbard was of Ubly and Steve Murdock and criteria including Mrs. Spencer at- a Friday guest of Lillian EXTENSION MEETING honor roll went to Rochelle Ly at St. John's Catholic Puvalowski and Judy Mes- academic performance, in- tended t e Presbyterial Otulakowski and Stella 2 The Greenleaf Extension- Church in Ubly at o'clock sing. Charm went to terest, citizenship and de- , turnover meeting at Caro Leszczynski. Saturday. A reception fol- pendabiliShe is the t y .daughter of Mr: Presbyterian Church Wed- Mrs. Raymond Wallace group met Thursday at Tam Briolat. Sewing for fun Crossroads restaurant for lowed at Ubly Fox Hunters honor roll was Michelle nesday. - visited Annie Pelton, Mrs. Hall. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz Doris Kinney a Mon- Alex Cleland and Carol a luncheon meeting. Smigielski and charm went (NOV ESTA TOW NSH IP) was Marilyn Current and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer to Tracy Robinson. Jr., 4574 Williamson -Road, day guest of Sara Campbell Laming Wednesday after- Fuester of Cass City and Gagetown; granddaughter and Harry Edwards. noon. Marilyn Kanaby gave the McCO R M ICK- D E E R I NG lesson on gardening. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold of Edith Toner, Cass City; Mr. atid Mrs. Duane Mrs. Jack Tyrrell spent Lapeer were Sunday after- and great-granddaughter. Rushlo and and Mrs. from Wednesday till Satur- Election of officers for Lori Ewald hr. next year were: chairman, noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Cecelia Lenda, Caro. ' 100 TRACTOR AND Jerry Cleland went to day with Mr. and Mrs. Milo GaylordMr. andLaPeer. Mrs. Fred Rochester to get Katha Cle- Herman at Montrose. Mrs. Melvin Particka; graduates MOUNTED MOWER land who spent the week Stanley Glaza and Orville vice-chairman, Marilyn UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT ** Current ; secretary and tre- Schmidt and sons of De- EASTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN I end at her home here. Glaza spent Friday after- NORYHERN DIVISION Painted last year. Tractor runs good. Mower needs asurer, Mrs. Larry Konkel. ckerville were Saturday repairs. Can be seen at John Lange's, 7712 Oeckerville Mrs. Ollie Patton, Gigi noon in Bay City. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen and Tracy Jackson visited Virgil Champagne gas a The next meeting will be with honors AMERICAN MOTORISTS INSURANCE1 Shagena. co I Road, Deford. Mr. Lange will show tractor to anyone a mystery tour planned by 4 Mrs. George Jackson at the Wednesday guest of Mr , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Booms Lori B. Ewald received a in te rest ed . and Mrs. Earl Schenk. Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. PlaintifVCounter-Defendant, I home of Mr. and Mrs. of Harbor Beach were Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff bachelor of arts degree in vs GARY J JACKSON, Defendant and' Bids To Be Sent To: a 'Gem e Jackson Jr. at Ox- ****** day afternoon guests of Mr. business administration JESSICA L JACKSON, Defendantt ford haforenoon. Jackson were Tuesday Counter-Plaintiff and Mrs. Angus Sweeney. with a minor in computer Y WM. O'DkLL, SUPERVISOR Kim an&andy Gibbard evenin guests of Mr. and Ralph Hoxie of West File No 83-CX-713 BC Mrs. OhBouck. Mrs. George Jackson science May 11 from Grand 5681 E. Delong Road, Cass City were in a ou of Ubly spent from Sundaythrough Bloomfield and Mr. and .Rapids Baptist College. ORDER TO ANSWER Bearcats Ksegall and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Larry Konkel and She graduated magna By June 1 softball team members Sofia came home Wednes- Friday with Mr. and Mrs. At a session of said Court held in the; George Jackson Jr. at Ox- Marney were Sunday din- cum laude and received the Federal Building in the City of Bay City, who went to Detroit by bus day after spending the Michrgan. on the 13th day of Aprrl, 1984 * Board has right to reject any or all bids. ford. Mrs. Jackson Sr. and ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wall Street Journal Student Saturday to s& the Tiger- winter at their home at Ar- Lynn spencer. PRESENT HONORABLE JAMES HAR-: ' cadia, Fla. Christmas week Mrs. Jackson Jr. were Wed- Achievement Award. VEY,On Uthe S 30thDistrict day Judgeof September 1983 an- Los Angelts game. nesday lunch guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry NURSIE KLOC Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wal- guests included Mr. and Robinson and daughters of action was filed by American Motorists In * and Mrs. Mark Hofert and surance Co , Plaintiff. against Gary J CLERK 4 visited their grand- Mrs. Don Everman and lace Caro, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Jackson. Defendant, in this court to set. mother, Pelton, and Karen of Forestal, Mo. Eas- family at Lapeer. ' Annie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam- O'Connor and Danny of aside a fraudulent conveyance, adjudicate Minden, Mr. and Mrs. the validity of Plaintiff s lien and for satisfac * 1" ing were Saturday evening tion of said lien, all with regard to premises guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kevin Robinson and family describedA piece asor parcel of land situated in the ' Rienelt . and Mr. and -Mrs. Cliff OF PROGRESS AND SUCCESSFUL Robinson bad dinner Sun- Township of Greenleaf, County of Sanllac, * Mrs. Murill Shagena and State of Michigan, and more particularlyt: BUSINESS DEALINGS IN THIS AREA Mrs. Hiram Keyser were day at Harbor Beach. They described as follows, to wit *I 11 YEARS later went to the home of The South 'A of the Southwest '/.I of:. Thursday supper guests of Section 23, Town 14 North, Range 12 East, I Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Cliff Robinson. Other GreenleafTownship, Sanilac County, Michl- land. guests were Mr. and Mrs. gan, excepting therefrom a parcel con$ * 1 Philip Robinson, Connie rnencing at the Southeast corner of thp SALE ON NOW Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyr- South 'h of the Southwest '/4 of said Section ' re11 attended a surprise and Vicky of Cass City and 23, thence West 16 rods. thence North 80 -** THROUGH housewarming party for Mr. and Mrs. John Pfaff. rods more or less to the North line of said South 'A of the Southwest '/4. thence East Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stan- 16 rods, thence South 80 rods more or less SATURDAY baugh Sunday afternoon. MAEH HOMEMAKERS to the place of beginning Mrs. Stephen Knowles of IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Defen- ; AT 4 P.M. dant. Gary J Jackson, shall answer or take +I c Mrs. Murill Shagena, Pontiac spent the week end such other action as may be permitted by + with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mrs. Mike Walsh, Mrs. Cur- law on or before the 1 st day of June 1984 . * Hewitt. tis Cleland, Mrs. , Ray FaiIure to comply with this order will result ' Rienelt, Mrs. Lynn in ajudgrnent by default against such Defen- * Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cleland LORI EWALD dant for the relief demandedin the complaint Jr. of Pontiac spent from Spencer, Mrs. Frank Lam- filed in this court Satuiday till Tuesday with ing, Mrs. Melvin Particka She has accepted the pos- f -~ -- James Harvey - Mrs. Alex Cleland and and Mrs. Hiram Keyser at- ition of accountant and bus- U S District Judge Carol Laming. tended the Sanilac County iness office manager at the TOTAL STOREWIDE LfQU6ATlONI Drafted by I Mr. and Mrs. Ward Ben- MAEH Homemakers night college. and Cultural Arts Fair D Keith Birchler OUR GREATEST STOREWIDE SALE IN 11 YEARS . . , EVERY irEM MARKED AS LOW AS POSSIBLE! kelman of Cass City were Lori is the daughter of LEARMAN. PETERS, SAROW & McQUIL- Wednesday afternoon and Tuesday evening at De- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ewald of LAN supper guests of Mr. and ckerville High School. Cass City. She is a 1980 Attorneys at Law 4 Local winners were: 900 Center Avenue DINING ROOM SUITES LANE RECLINERS & CEDAR CHESTS Mrs. Cliff Jackson. graduate of Cass City High Bay City, Michigan 48706 Reg $579 - BROYHILL 36x62 Table with Wood Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pelton Mrs. Arley Gray on her School. Telephone (517) 892-0591 Leaf Formica Top, 4 Chairs $300 4-26-6 v HERE IT IS' RlGHT IN THE HEART OP THE SEASON were Wednesday and Reg $459 - BROYHILL Hutch 45" Glass Doors AND IN SPITE Of RISING PRICES QN AMRW S FNEST ROCKER 6 WALUWAY RECLINERS Thursday evening guests of with Light s3m FURNITURE APPLIANCES CARPET 4 hCCEmES VlNY 1-LEATHER-NYLON-HERCULON Reg 5989 - VIRGINIA HOUSE 48 Solid Oak 0VERSSW.OOO WRTHOTHOMEFuRNIsmm3S CON- Acnie Pelton, Mrs. Alex TEMPORARY TRADnTW4Al 4 ElHLY MRICAU ' Round Table with 3 Leaves - Extends lo 96 Reg. From $299 . Sale From $189 5739 STYLES AT PRICES THAT wf FIRMLY =LYE WKL Cleland and Carol Laming. Trinity HONEST1 Y AMAZE YOU WE YOVWWTBE Reg. From S269 BestChair Swivel Susan Sofka of Davison Reg $239 - VIRGINIA HOUSE Solid Oak Captain s DISAPPOINTED BUT WE CAUflay VOV fo c7om ONE United Methodist Chair with Casters 1149 EARL Y WHEN YOU SEE THE pRhX$oN Rocker ...... $149 spent Sunday and Monday ' Reg $1 079 VIRGINIA HOUSE Corner Hutch DISEINOURSTORE TUEREML BENOOOVBfmYOUCl TMAf LANE LOVE HOPE CHESTS with and Mrs. Henry Youth -9 MIND WE HAVE MADE EbRY EFF4FIT TO SELL Mr. OUT OVER STQCK IMMEDLATEL Yl DON'T MISS THE MR- Reg $349 DOUGLAS Dinette Set - Table and 4 Reg. From $389.00 ..... 5239 Sofka. Other Mother's Day DAY GAINS OF A 1 IF€ TIME' Chairs I1 os dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. David Main of Mt. Cle- mens, Mr. and Mrs. Marty ONLY Felmlee, Jennifer and Jill b of Bay City. CAR WOOD ROCKING CHAIRS 40 LIVING ROOM SUITES 6 SOFA SETS Irene Murphy of Port Au- BEDROOM SUITES OAK - MAPLE - PINE Reg Fromfl99-SW8ALE REG. $839 MARSHFIELO COUNTRY SOFA stin and Reynold Reg $2999 WILLIAMS BEDROOM SET 700 2575-03COUNTRY PRINTS ... $499.00 Tschirhart were among the SERIES CANNONBALL CHEST ON GARAGE - BED. ~eg$59 CHILD'SWOOD ROCKER m REG. 5949 TRADITIONAL SOFA guests at the wedding re- CHEST, TRIPLE DRESSER, 'HUTCH MIRROR, WOOD BAR STOOLS ...... $4@ NIGHT STAND 117os.w I I 3323-03 ...... M9.M ception for Mr. and Mrs. Reg $;679 WEBB SOLID PINE BEDROOM 1400 REG. COLONIAL SOFA. LOVE SEAT Steve Murdock at Ubly Fox WASH $2389 SERIES - CANNONBALL BED. CHEST, ORES- & CHAIR-ANTRON, 3806 ..... $1439 Hunters Hall Saurday even- SER. HUTCH MIRROR NIGHT STAND ALL FOR seoo.oo REG. $1099 COLONIAL SOFA AND ing, Reg51529 BASSElT 1145 SERIES - HEAD CHAIR - 381 0 ...... $669 Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer BOARD, HUTCH. MIRROR TRIPLE MATTRESS SETS BY RICHARDS: SATURDAY REG. $1469 SCHWEIGER SOFA was a guest of Ruth Tim- CHEST NIGHT STAND tn wow s1n AND CHAIR - ANTRON .....$789 mons, Debbie timmons and Reg Sl919 BURLINGTON No $66 - MAY 19 FULL QUEEN HEADBOARD. 56" DRESSER. MIR- COMFORT-OUILT REG. S1279 - BERNE TRADITIONAL Mrs. Charlie timmons at a ROR 4-DRAWER CHEST AND NIGHTSTAND QUEEN SETS (25 year warranty) Reg M09 95 SOFA - 1540 P ...... E769 mother-daughter banquet SATURDAY at Linkville Lutheran 10 a.m, = 3 pmm* Church Saturday. MAY 19 -9a.m. -4p.m. at at &AD THE LLOYD PATIO FURNITURE ODDS AND ENDS1 II SLCEPER SOFAS Trinity U,M, I 4 AND 5 DRAWER CHESTS . mnd 8m 6405 6thSt. LOUNGER REG. $269 .... SlS9.W REG. $679 VIDEO CABINETS ..... $4- Reg. From $673 Queen and Full-Sized,Antron- Chronicle LOVE SEAT GLIDER *BRASS HEADBOARDS . . . cm$## Karculon or Nylon ...... Cass City Reg. $1- DAY BEDS ...... SlW REG. $269 ...... SlS9.W 0 METAL BED FRAMES ...... $lm Church ROLLAWAY BEDS ...... $1- Reg. $729 5 Pc. WOOD FAMILY ROOM SET Come Support CHAIRS, REG. $119 ...... $69.00 REG. $1069 OAK BUNK BEb WITH with laAntton-Nylon Couch - Chair - Wash.. ..$3.00 PULASKI Curio Cabinet, REG. From DRAWERUNITS ...... Aocker - 2 End Tarn8 ...... W Job's Daughters $309 ...... $209 DESKS ...... *. ... Wash and Vacuum.. . $5.00

THEY CAN SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY* INTEREST BY I n d I WE'M S77LL "THE BARGAIN CENTER Lountryside Purniture I OF THE THUMB. I The Cass City State Bank CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1984 PAGE SEVE

SPECIALS GOOD THRUMONDAY, ,MAY 2% 19B4

Fresh From the Round SI 79 Ground Beef Ib. “Choice” Tenderaged Beef $137 Ib. “Choice”Chuck Tenderaged Roast Beef Arm 81English Cut $177 Roast Ib. Fresh Meaty Pork $1 59 Mom-Thurs.-to6 P.M. ColonySpareRibs , Ib. Friday to9 P.M. SI 89 Longhorn Cheese Ib. 8 A.M. to6 P.M. Eenu i ne Imported “Wafer SI iced” Ham,HardSalami $ 49 I or Corn Beef 2 Ib. “Choice” Tenderaged With Every 10 Ib. Box of Erla’s Homemade Eckrich Assorted Erta’s Hickory Smoked VCHUCK Smoked Polish or Roasted Sliced 7 9 $ 47 LUNCHEON PICNICS Free Hickory Smoked Wayside in 12’lb. Ib. MEATS 1 STEAK :;:::; 1 Box Lots I Pickle - Mac & Cheese 4 9 2. 1 SAUSAGE BACON Only 1 Whole U.S.D.A. Graded Boneless Olive - Old Fashion Loaf “Sliced Your Way” I NEW YORK STRIP, 1 I Select Cut I I 1 .PORK CHOPS 2 Ib. Bag of Dairy Fresh First Cut ...... ‘1 29 Ib. I $ 2 9 8 SlicedFree I’ CenterCut ...... 169 Ib. Ib. ’

Loin Cut...... $1“Ib. 4 __ Green Spea s Natural or Regular Cabbage Per Pound I gc $1 29 Planter s 3 Varieties Apple Jyice %z- ! Celery Bunch Snacks 5 - 7’12 02. Ctn. 9QC No. 1 California 49$ Post Toasties Champion 24 oz. $1 99 Lettuce Head 3ge Raisins Pkg. Texas Cereal 18 02. Box 9gc 4Ib3. s; 00 Betty Crocker All Varieties Spanish Onions 18 of. All Flavors New California “Size B” Long White Cake Mixes Box 2 qt. $179 79$ packets*‘9gc Potatoes 10 Ib. Bag Trueworth Smooth or Crunchy Kd-Aid Great on,the Grill :8‘9C Peanut Butter 18J~~ oz. $119 Trueworth Beet Sweet Corn, 5 Ears Nabisco Premium Nestea

Sugar 4Jar 02. ~ $299 Saltine Crackers lIb.Box Instant Tea

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Sunny Delight Quartered 1 Ib. Pkgs. ’ 6402. 99 c Citrus Blend Btl. Softex Facial Shedd’s Spread*‘89? Banquet@ All Varieties Frozen 175ct. Pkgs. Schafer Soft n’ Good 11-1202. * 79 c Tissues *19gc Dinners Pkgo Blue Ribbon Liquid Bread’ 200z.Loaf 6gC Bleach Gallon 6gC McDonald $309 Ice Cream 5Qt.Pail ?ich’s Dixie Whip McDonald Gala Print Towels Fruit,Drinks p::;:c 9gc I I I I I I McDonald I Purchase 3 8-packs of Pepsi, Diet &psi, &psi Ught, I ! &bunt& Dew, Pepsi Free, Diet &psi Free and I Grade A I LOW FAT I I LARGE 4; I per &-pack B I I + dep. z Frito Lay Ruffle I : AdditlonalQuantitles s 18 9 Per8-Pack I Potato Chips I .t dep. I EGGS I I I 0 0 c: B ERLA’S FOOD CENTER z $199 CASS CITY $1 .OO off on three 8.packs PAGE EIGHT CAS$ CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1984 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 60 attend Professional and Business Gagetown Area News Gen Kehoe Eastern 665-2221 Star meet * DIRECTORY About 60 persons at- tended the May 9 meetinp of Echo Chapter, Order of ST. AGA‘I‘I1 A fi rih Q LJt I ceipts, plans for a mother- eldest mother, Tammie the Eastern Star. Anderson, Tuckey, daughter potluck- and ap- Laurie as the newest At the close of the meet- Bernhardt & Co., P.C Dr. G. W. McNiven St. Agatha Church hall pointment of nominating mother and Nancy Burrows ing, two short plays were Certified Public Accountants Or. R. R. Watson was the scepe Friday even- committee for the election won the door prize. given under the direction of Gary Andorson, CPA - 673-3137 Optometrists ing of the annual mother- of officers in June. Commit- Guest speaker was Mrs. Theda Seeger. Participat- RhrtTUC~OY, CPA - 072-3730 Primary Vlslon Center P.C. daughter potluck banquet. tee ,chairman is Harriet Stanley Bauman of Elkton, ing were Dolly Tracy, Jern Bomhrrdt, CPA - 673-3137 8505 Eyain, Cass City Kuhr, assisted by Millie 1979 Michigan Mother of the Emma Kettlewell, Thelma 715 E. Frank St., Caro, Mi. 872-4374 or 872-4375 Ammg the 65 guests pre- Year. ., sent, some of the mother- Munro and Shirley Graham, Donna Holm and and Hours: Monday thru Lenhard. Gladiola bulbs were Amie Nemeth. In the sec- * daughter combos were: 6261 Church St. Friday 9-5 Deacon Kuhr spoke given as favors to those pre- ond play were Clarence Cass City, Mi. Special Mrs. Ila Seurynck and shortly and Father Spleet sent. Phone 872-4668 daughter, Ruth Cummings ****** Merchant, Betty Greenleal Appointments Available of Essexville; Mrs. Rodney presented a swatch to be and Ruth Whittaker. Shannon of Fairgrove and finished by the ladies for a Refreshments were Ray Armstead Jr. Diocese sampler quilt. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hobart, served by Gerald Stilson Dr. W. S. Selby daughter, Marie Goslin, Hostesses Vernita Com- Kevin and Clayton, at- Certified Public Accountant and granddaughter, Leslie and his committee. Offlcr Hmn: 9-5 Mon.-Fri.. Sat. Optometrist ment and Millie Munro tended graduation exer- For the June meeting, 9-12, Other hours by Appolntment. Hours: 8-5 except Thursday Goslin; Mrs. Regina Lopez served dessert and coffee. cises at Aquinas College. each member is asked to 6312 Main Street 8-12 noon on Saturday and daughter, Pat 4624 Hlll St. Grand Rapids, Saturday. bring a magnet for the Au- Cass City, Michigan 48726 cross from Hills and Dales Hospital Chisholm and her daughter Mr. and Mrs. William They were overnight guests of Caro; Mrs. Ciel Zuraw gust Masonic Home Fair at 51?/872-4532 Phone 872.3404 Goodell celebrated an early of Jane Hobart. Jane re- Alma. All past worthy mat- and daughters, Janet Brus- Mother’s Day last Sunday ceived a BA degree and will seau of Caro and Mary rons and patrons will be when they entertained for be doing practice teaching honored and there will be I Bendrey, Brining, Fritz and children; Mrs. dinner, Mr. and Mrs. this fall. The baccalaureate Pat Goslin and daughters an offering taken for tht Sweeney and Robert Beauchamp and Mass was at 930 a.m. in St. ESTARL fund. -.. of Unionville; Mrs. Floyd Joshua of Bay City and Mr. Edward’s Cathedral and Nartker, P.C. Werdeman and grand- -...---* Certified Public Accountants Harold T. Donahue, M.D. and Mrs. Harold Kolb and commencement at 1: 00 daughter, Dene Grylicki of Francis Goodell of Pontiac. p.m. in Aquinas fieldhouse. I Wedding Gary E. Bendrey, CPA Physician & Surgeon Rochester, and several I P Mr. and Mrs. Les Clark The Hobart family celeb- Douglas P. Brining, CPA Clinic others. of Caseville, recently re- rated with a dinner after 1 Announcements 1 Harold D. Sweeney, CPA 4674 Hill St., Cass City turned from wintering in the service. Joseph H. Nartker, CPA Mary Marker of Union- 1 ond I Iffice872-2323 Res. 872-2311 vilk gave the toast to the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Mrs. Elma Miklovich had 6451 Main St , Cass City as guests Saturday after- Phon. 517-672-2005 daughters and Jane Mrs. Skip Conners of 1 Invitations 1 Marker gave the toast to Caseville were dinner noon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 64 Westland Dr., Bad Axe, MI 48413 / 1 Catalogs loaned 1 Phone 51746B.~ the mothers. Mrs. Pauline. guests of Mrs. Gerry Caro- Wright of Algonac. Mr. 47 Austin St , Sandusky; MI 48471 Dr. J. Geissinger lan last Monday, Wright, Past District Gov- 1 overnight. Chiropractor Riehl was program chair- Phons 313-6464931 man and she recruited’ Mamie Russell of Union- ernor, was guest speaker at f AEE SUBSCRIPTION s Mom, Tues., Thurs., F ri. youthful talent from the ville and Agatha LaFaVe of‘ the Owendale Lions 25th an- 9-12 a.m, and 2-6 p.m. parish. The Junior Choir Owendale visited last Wed- niversary banquet at Sher- WITH EACh ORDER. Weinlander, Fltrhugh, wood on the Hill Saturday Casscity i Bertulelt & Sat., 9-12 a.m. performed. Marsha Lopez, nesday with Mrs. Martin Rita Sullivan and Kendra Bartholomy at the Suncrest evening. Mrs. Miklovich at- Chronicle I Schalrer, PC 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. Nursing Home in Lapeer. tended as his guest. Across from IGA Store Reehl played selections on L----o-i‘ Certified Public Accountants their flutes and Kendra Mrs. Elma Miklovich Phone Car0 873.4464 Reehl, Kathv Sullivan and was treated to an early 1600 Center Avenue Janet Brusseau sang. Mother’s Day dinner, P.O. Box 775 hosted by her son and fam- Bay City, MI 48707 Various prizes were ily, the Kenneth Crorys, Richard A. Hall, 0.0. awarded before the evening If you had to entirely Walter G.Weinlander, CPA Os teopa thic Physician last Sunday at Krzysiak’s Stewart J. Reid, CPA concluded. in Bay City. Also present rebuild your home 6545 Church Street I Robert L. Hennessey, CPA ****** were a sister, Mrs. Ella tomorrow, could you? Phone Toll Free Cass City, Michigan Pattello of Port Huron and 1*800-624-2400 872-4446 Jim Hauk and Lori. Iffice 872-4725 Home 872-4782 Mrs. Murl LaFave and Mrs. Arthur Carolan With State Farm’s Homeowners Extra Policy, Mrs. Joe Lorencz Jr. at- you can get guaranteed 100% coverage on Salb A. lsterabadi spent from Tuesday to tended a performance of Thursday in Bay City with your home plus extra protection for your con- This space could M.D., FRCS the comedy, “The Sly Fox,” 4674 Hill Street Mrs. Mary Carolan, who is tents. Just call to see if you qualify. be yours for Cass City, Michigan 48726 at the Bay City Players Fri- in ill health. as little as $1.25 jclqpm, General & Thorack day evening. Betty Good , Mrs. Erma Martin of Outpatient Clinic Sue Penrod, Even per week. Cass City and Mrs. Mabel Hills & Dales Hospital Brookens and Cheryl, Lois Ondrajka visited . Mrs. Ernest A. Each Wed. 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Albright and Mary McKel- - Maude Sarasky Thursday 1 Teichman Jr. Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. lar attended Thursday. for lunch and an afternoon of cards. 6240 W. Main General Surgery Mrs. Mable Ondrajka, & Cass City, Mich. 9 a.m. ~ 5 p.m. Daily Saturday - 9 to 12 noon with her daughter-in-law, METHODIST BANQUET DO YOU’ HAVE A Office Hours by Appolntment Dolly Ondrajka of Mar- DRINKING PROBLEM? 6230 Hospital. Drive lette, Peggy Ondrajka and The Methodist Women’s ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Cass City, Mich. 48726 Betty Koch of Unionville as Phone 872-4611 Home 872-3138 Group hosted a mother- AND AL-NON guests, attended the daughter banquet in the ,Every Friday Evening. 8:OO p.m. mother-daughter banquet Good Shepherd Lutheran Church church bll Friday even- P.S. Kumor, MOD. at St. Peter’s Lutheran ing, with about 56 attend- Cess City Church, Bach, Saturday Like a good neighbor. State Farm IS fhere Dionisia A. Sy, MOD. ing. I NS u RANc E evening. Also attending Mrs. Grace Clara of Car0 State Farm Fire’and Casualty Company Pediatrics was Mrs. Mary McKellar was awarded a prize as the Home Offices Blcomington Illinois U as guest of Nancy Nast and (Infants, Children Patti Rogers. und Mrs. Sue Penrod spent EEI?AL \\ Adolescents 1 from Thurday to Monday GROUP, P.C. 1184 Cleaver Road in Warren with her Caro daughters and grandchil- David E. Eogk, D.D.S. Monday thru Friday dren. While there, she at- Laamrd W. krori, D.D.S. tended the Day Care to Kin- Rlrmond C. Hourbeck, D.D.S. By Appointment dergarten graduation of khM m,D.D.S. Ph. 673-3117 her grandson, Mike 429 N. State St., Caro Malapolski. Ph. 673-3838 Dr. E. Paul Lockwood Mrs. Ruth Nimtz and Complete Dental Care Facility Chiropractic Physician daughter Gloria of Sebewa- NOWServing Tuscola,County Area Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Frl. ing attended the mother- Weekend Emergency I 9-12 noon and 1:3O.5:OO p.m. Saturday 9-12 a.m. daughter banquet at the Phone Sagrnaw 799-6220 Closed All Day Thursday Methodist Church with Phone 172.2715 Cl~lClly Mary McKellar Friday for Appolntmrnt evening. Sang H. Park, M.D. Mrs. Stella Leyva re- CAR0 FAMILY turned Sunday after a DENTAL CENTER Obstetrics & Gynecology (Specialist In all women’s three-week visit in San An- Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. problema and delivery.) tonio, Texas. She was ac- Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., 4672 Hill Street companied by her sister, THUMB NATIONAL BANK .AND TRUST Assoc. Office Phone 872-2800 Mrs. Lela Martinez of Pon- 204 W Sherman, Caro Office Hours by Appointment tiac and they visited Mon., Wed. - 8.00-4:30 Home Phone 872.3705 another sister and her hus- Tues. - 8:OO-6:OO band, Genevive and Her- ,ON THE CORNER IN PIGEON Thurs.-Fri.- 8:OO-3:30 bert Rodriguez. Before Saturday by Appointment N. Y. Yun, M.D. leaving for home Sunday, Phone 673.2939 Physician & Surgeon the ladies were guests of Emergency 872-2443 Office Hours: honor at a Mother’s Day SINCE 1895 I Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. family brunch attended by , Saturday - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. several cousins and other Being on the corner in downtown Pigeon since 1895 has helped us to become relatives. Corsages were 6232 Hospltal Dr., City a familiar bank in the upper thumb area. However, it’s our people that have made I R. Paul Chappel, DDS, PC Cas8 presented to the mothers. Family Dentistry Res. 872-4257 Thumb National Bank and Trust the bank you’ve come to trust for nearly 90 Office 872.4733 .Bev and Linda Leyva vis- Comprehensive Orthodontics ited Mrs. Leyva Monday. years. We’ve tried hard to meet the growing financial needs of our customers 6240 Hill, Cass City Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,Phone872-3870 -- - Taschner were dinner over the years, adding new services to provide you with the highest interest Vanhoutteghem guests Sunday of the John Chlropractlc Life Center rates allowable for your hard earned money, and providing you with loans when . -- -_ ‘ ’ ’. *cr, Missionary you needed them. Thumb National’s people have gotten to know our customers Hrs. MTWF 8:3@1:00 3:00-7:00 on a first name basis in Pigeon, and are trying to get to know all our customers - Th., Sat. 8:30-1:00 Health Talk Every Wed. who bank at our Cass City branch. Stop in at our Cass City branch and say hello. IM M ED1ATE to * NON-EMERGENCY at 6:30 p.m. speak They’d like to get to know you, so they can better help you with your financial 592 N. Port Crescent HEALTH CARE Bad Axe, MI 48413 needs. The people you’ve grown to trust, are the people at Thumb National Bank 2694467 in Deford 525 Fee Behind Perry Drugs and Trust. On the cprner in Pigeon since 1895, and building a strong foundation

Including physician’s fee and Lillie Mae Ammerman, clinic room missionary to Kenya, Af- No Appointment Necessary rica, will speak at the De- ford United Methodist 6 8 30 p m Fridays 2 30-830 p m Saturdays Companion Animal Church, Main Street, De- 10 00 a m 8 30 p m Sunday Hospital ford, Sunday at 9:30 a.m. HILLS AND DALES 4438 S. Seeger St. and 7:30 p.m. Miss Ammerman serves HOSPITAL Cass City I Phone 872-2255 Rod Ellis, D.V.M. with World Gospel Mission, an interdenominational Carol Galka-Ellls, O.V.M. sending agency. For three terms, Miss Allen Witherspoon Ammerman was involved New England Lite Edward Scollon, D.V.M. in teaching and administra- NEL Growth Fund Veterina r ia n tive work in the inter- NEL Equity Fund I Call for Appointment for mediate schools and at Ten-. NEL Income Fund Money Market Series Small Animals wek Secondary School in Phone 872-2321 Phone 872.2935 I Kenya. 4615 Oak Cass City 4849 N Seeger St , Cas9 City Since mid-1972, she has been at Kenya Highlands Bible College, first as prin- cipal and teacher. During YflA - --_ - __.----,. - part of cach year, she has __ /-- - assisted in extension work- 1 Want? Try The Want-Ads Today! shops, vacation Bible schools, camp meetings, :-b---“OUR PRIDE IS SHOWING” L s and youth scrvircs - CASCITY, MICHIGAN ~ CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,19% PAGE NINE

DAIRY AND FARM MACHINERY Beth Walsh HEALTH TIPS Dale Keyser enlists U-M-Flint ModerateI exercise .in Air Force graduate Enlisting in the u.s, Air enter the fuel systems field ok while]2 regnan t Force is Dale P. Keyser, of training, after complet- Beth Tracy Walsh son of Mrs. Helen Keyser of ing six weeks of basic milit- graduated with honors speed and hard obj&ts Pine Street, Cass City - ary training at Lackland By Luella Klein, M.D. Keyser resides with his Air Force Base, Texas- from the University of President American College such as racquetball Or corn- Michigan-Flint April 24 petitive tennis or a risk of Wife, the former Lisa J. Wil- He is a 1983 graduate of of Obstetricians and Cass City High School- with a bachelor of arts de- Gynecologists a fall in sports like downhill Son, in Fort Myers, Fla. Due to other business interests I will sell at public auctlon at the place located 5 gree. skiing, water skiing, or hor- Keyser entered the Air miles north, 2 miles west, 1/4 mile south of Bed Axe on North Thomas Road, the Last year, a young following personal property on: woman led the University sebackIn any riding. activity, make Force'sment Program'Delayed (DEP),Enlist- Lightning YOU see bet- of Indiana basketball team Sure that you avoid over- which permitted him to de- ween a cloud and earth may to a championship as she heatingandexhaustion,be- part On a selected date be eight miles long, says THURSDAY, MAY 241-1 DAY OF finished the season six cause neither is godfor within the next 12 months. the National Wildlife Fed- months pregnant. you or your child, And, He selected July 10 as his eration's Ranger Rick COMMENCING AT A.M. SHARP SALE -- Although I don't recom- again, stop and exercise if entry date for active duty. magazine, but lightning 10:30 I I mend championship bas- .. ... you feel uncomfortable, Keyser successfully com- flashes within a cloud may ketball as a regular activity especially if there are any pleted a series of tests be as short as a few yards I JACOB'S LUNCH WAGON ON THE GROUNDS I for expectant mothers, her signs of bleeding or con- which qualified him to in length. story does make an impor- tant point about exercise tractions. SMALL during pregnancy. You can As with anything in pre- HOLSTEIN CATTLE exercise during pregnancy gnancy, try to do what's FURNITURE, ANTIQUES & FARM AII bangs tested, vaccinated and pregnancy checked by local J EWEL RY at the same level as before good for you and try to do veterinarian. 38 mature Holstein cows, 12 Holstein heifers, 18 it in moderation. If the har- months old; 13 Holstein heifers 6 to months old; 5 Holstein you became pregnant for IO as long as you feel comfort- dest exercise you did before heifers 5 months old. WAG 0 N you became pregnant was able. walking to and from the Exercise is an important car, championship basket- 1 TRACTORS EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT part of good health, and ball is out for you. IHC 1066 diesel, cab, air con- that holds true even during New Holland no. 58 wheel rake VanDale Magnum 14 foot silo pregnancy. Staying active ditioning, dual outlets, 18.4~38 New Holland no. 27 blower unloader, new fall of '83 BETH WALSH tires and axle duals New Holland foot bale elevator VanDale 20 foot unloader- for your nine months will 36 silo We have sold our house and wlll sell the following personal property IHC 806 gas, 16.9~38tires and axle 110 gallon trailer type sprayer Jamesway 14 foot silo unloader probably help some of the T. Hewitt located 5% miles NE of Caro on M-81 to Ellington then 1Vz mlles east on duals Set of 125 gallon sprayer tanks for parts She is the daughter of Mr. minor discomforts of pre- Dutcher Road, then Vz mile south on Hurds Corner Road, then 11h New Holland no. L425 skid steer, and pump Silo Matic 50 foot belt feeder and Mrs. Ivan Tracy, Cass miles east to 4090 Little Road or 3 miles west of Cass City on M-81, then with 5 foot material bucket and Gehl flail chopper for parts Qallon fuel barrel an stand City. She graduated from gnancy like bloating and 500 graduates 3M mlles south on Dodge Road then 1 M miles west at 4090 Little Road: tine bucket Hutchinson 35 foot 4 Inch PTO 300 gallon fuel barrel on stand Cass City High School in constipation, may make auger on cart Quantity of cyllnders 1978. Beth and her daugh- your labor a little easier, Rex 3 beater self-unloadlng wagon ter, Lynne, live at 607 Avon and cah make it easier for EQUIPMENT with roof on 10 ton running gear from CMU SATURDAY, MAY 19 IHC no. 400 8 row planter with Street in Flint, your body to regain its pre- - with adjustable tongue pregnancy shape. at 1 P.M. cross auger, ghandy boxes, Papec 3 beater self-unloadlng MILKING She majored in English, Teresa Hewitt grad- monitor, corn and bean drums wagon with roof on Papec 10 with a minor in history, and Most likely you are the uated Saturday from MACHINERY, LAWN & ANTIQUES & MISC, Gehl 600 forage harvester, 2 row ton running gear best judge of how much EQUIPMENT is now. seeking a teaching Central Michigan Univer- GARDEN EQUIPMENT Art Laurel NO. 217 parlor stove corn head and hay head 2 Midwest 175 bushel gravlty Mueller 600 gallon bulk tank, exercise you should do dur- Kverneland 4-18 inch plow, 3 point job. Sity, Mount Pleasant, with Aliis Chalmers B tractor, wide Scalding and jacket boxes on 6 ton running gears automatic washer, 5 hp. corn. Bag truck scales Kverneland 516 inch plow, 3 point ing pregnancy. A good rule front, good rubber, wheel Mldwest 225 bushel gravity box pressor, 4 years old There will be an open a bachelor's degree in typewriter IHC 401.20 foot cart harrow with of thumb is continue to weights on John Deere 10 ton runnlng Alamo 100 plus vacuum pump house in Beth's honor at the therapeutic recreation. Pony and horse harness, collars, cart exercise you did before Buzz saw with gear Surge 2 Inch pipeline wlth 140 Tracy residence, -3850 as eveners, whiffletrees, etc. 2 sets 12 foot harrows Flat rack on running gear feet of stainless steel pipe, 4 pregnancy with some mod- Single bottom trailer plow Two walking plows IHC 12 foot wheel disk Cedar Run Road, May 20, Snack rack on running gear units, automatic washer ification in the later Small garden disc Stock tank heater Brillion 12 foot cultipacker from 2-5 p.m. 5 - 16 foot feed bunks Patz gutter cleaner, 240 ft. of left Two wheel trailer School desk IHC no. 990-9 foot haybine months. Crusader Rototlller 9 - 8 foot cement 2 sided feeder hand high-flight chain, 18 ft. Quantity of cedar rails New Holland no. manure If you didn't exercise be- Welder 328 bunks shute, 5 hp. motor, 4 years old hub spreader 1950 Chevrolet truck with 200 fore pregnancy, I don't 275 gal. fuel tank, stand and nozzle VanDale 12 foot silo unloader, Federation ~~~~~1 and Gehl no. 100 Mix-all grinder Shop work bench used 1 season bushel grain box end hoist suggest stating a rigorous ' Seamstress form new athletic program. It's Bench grinder Milk cans probably a good idea to talk Wheelbarrow meets in Small sprayer with engine MHC. 6 AUTOMOTIVE 08entoskl eale take preference to your doctor about it dur- Wards lawn mower Honda '305 Dream' motorcycle items ..all sale9 final. Auction Service over prlnted matter. settled for. ing your first regular Sears lawn mower Viking snowmobile 1 I Gagetown check-up . HOUSEHOLD Double snowmobile trailer If you don't have a regu- Ice fishing shanty Whlrlpool refrigerator Picnic table Freezer The 61st annual meeting lar exercise program, there Quantity of new aluminum eaves- of the Tuscola County Fed- now are different programs stove, bottled gas trough especially designed for pre- Apartment gas stove Quantlty of lumber eration of Women's Clubs piece mahogany dining Swimming pool ladder and was held Saturday, May 5, gnant women. Generally, suite, pedestal clawfoot table, fence in the St. Agatha Catholic walking, swimming, and buffet Auctioneers - Ira, David and Mahogany twin beds wlth box Church parish hall in mild aerobics are good for ~~~a~~~~~~~~ for parts Martin Osentoski Gagetown. any woman even up to the springs and mattresses ninth month. Blond bedroom set, double bed, !!39 Mercury transmission Cass City 872-2352or Bad Axe 2699577 It was hosted by the chest, dresser 1968 Mustang, new rubber, new Gagetown Women's Study In most cases, you won't TERESA HEWITT Two davenports - Sewing machine exhaust system have to cut back at all dur- Quantity of fruit jars Accordion Water heater AUCTIONEERS Club. - 0 The meeting was called ing the first 12 weeks of pre- Ceramic molds and ceramic figures Wagon to order by county Presi- gnancy as long as you pay The 1980 Cass City High Nylon parachute material Auctioneers acting as Sales agents Only and assume no guarantees or liabilities. dent Zora Walrod of attention to how your body graduate is the TERMS: Cash; personal check wlth proper ID. .. Gagetown. The invocation reacts. Pregnancy is not daughter of Amor West of Not responsible for accidents day of sale. Auction Service acts as selling 4181 Sherman Street. agent only. No guarantees or llabilitles assumed. was given by Deacon Lam- the time to exercise "till it After graduating, Miss : FARM MACHINERYI HORSES, HORSE EQUIPMENT bert Kuhr of St. Agatha's, hurts. " followed by a flag cere- In the middle three ~ewittwill be employed at Mr. and Mrs. Bud Paulson, owners the Lapeer County Medical Phone mony by Girl Scout Cadet months when you gain Care Facility. 883-3522 Troop 239 of Cass City. nearly half of your pre- AUCTIONEERS: Jim O'Connor, 313-378-5954 and Boyd fait, 517-673-3525 Gagetown Village Presi- gnancy weight, you may dent William Downing gave have to reduce the level of the official welcome. Sec- your activity somewhat to retary Barb Nichols and accommodate your weight Treasurer Pat Middlin gain and modify some ALICE GORETSKI ESTATE gave their reports and the sports because of the roll calls were given by change in balance. Com- Due to ill health we will sell at public auction at the place each club chairman. fortable, loose clothing, I 'Auctionlocated 4 miles north, 4 miles east, 1h mile north of Sandusky Sale The Unionville club pres- 'good footwear, and a good on Range Line Road, or 1 mile'west of stoplight In Decker- ided over a brief memorial bra are important too. . ville, then 21h miles south on Range Line Road, the followlng HORSES 6 EQUIPMENT 1 palr grade Belglum horses, 1 mare, 1 gelding, In the last three months, personal property on: service for three members 9 and 10 vears old who died during the past you, your body, and your Grade Belgium mare colt, 3 years old year. doctor are the best judges Ouantlty2 rldlng horses of walklng horse drawn plows Reva Kester, county sec- of how much you should SAT UR DA y Horse drawn hlllsr ond vice-president, re- exercise. You should avoid Horse cultivator ported on the ways and any activity involving high Antique bob sled means county project, MAY 1 9 ' 2wheelhorsecat-tHorse drawn 4 wheel draw wagon which is speech therapy. Missionary 2-2 wheel horse race carts Speaker of the day was COMMENCING AT 1o:oo A.M. SHARP Quantlty of horse collars, horse shoes, whiffle. Ronald Ziehm of trees, and other horse equipment Gagetown, who spoke Fellowship Jocob'r Lunch Wagon on the Grounds briefly about speech therapy and how it helped The following items will be sold at public auction located 6% miles him and then showed slides north of Bad Axe or 1/2 mile north Of Filion at 3660 N. Van Dyke. TRACTORS EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS of his Future Farmers of has meeting Ford 6600 diesel, cab, wlde front, King Kutter 5 foot brush hog, 3 Quantity of log chains America sponsored work The Women's Missionary dual outlets, 16.9~34tires, 3 point Heavy duty barn jack trip in Australia. Fellowship met Monday point, 316 actual hours 12 foot Triple-K wlth gauge wheels Antique hay fork The invitation to the 1985 evening, May 7, at the First Ford 4000 diesel, wide front, Burch 12 foot wheel dlsk Set of car ramps 12.4~38tires, 3 point county convention was ex- Baptist Church with 16 Oliver 241-12 foot wheel dlsk Pump jacks women attending. 20 tended by Sandy Lince of SUNDAY, MAY Ford loader with material bucket 2-3 section harrows Antique pump jack Massey Ferguson 35 gas, wlde Brllllon 12 foot cultlpacker 2 treated 4.~4'~20 feet long the Millington Women's Shirley Shaw presided at 12:30 P.M. front, 3 point Weeder Quantity of wooden posts and Club. over the business meeting Ford 6 foot field cultivator, 3 polnt used tin roofing Lunch was served by the and read a book about ex- FORAGE & HAYING 4 row-cultivator, 3 point Quantity of steel posts IHC 4 row corn planter Stone boat Women's Society of the periences of various mis- EQUIPMENT New ldga no. 10-1 row corn plcker Husky Hauler 20 foot aluminum church. sionaries. Frigidaire refrigerator Lawn roller Gehl no. 84 forage harvester, 1 Minneapolls Mollne PTO manure elevator with Dayton motor The afternoon session in- Devotions were led by row corn head, hay head spreader Quantity of pipe cluded a report from the Ruth Fisher and prayer Frigidaire electric stove Large assortment of garden and Gehl no. 72 flail chopper New Holland grinder mixer 2 rolls of woven wire state convention presented time for missionaries was Chest type freezer hand tools John Deere 336 baler with tilt Sprayer with centrifugal pump, Marquette 6 and 12 volt led by Lillian Hanby. ejector 3 point commerclal battery charger by Ione Holden, east cent- Speed Queen wringer washer AIu m inu m stepladder ral district president ; au- The dime bank project - Hesston no. 5500 round baler, 8 foot blade, 3 point stainless tub Small bench grinder used 2 seasons John Deem 6 foot blade, 3 point TOOLS ditor's report, and club col- proceeds for this year Round bale carrier Meyer Model 102 snow blade for Forney 225 amp welder lection. will go to Baptist Family Kitchen table and 4 chairs 12 gauge single barrel gun New Holland no. 469 hayblne truck Torch set Services, the children's Dining room table and 4 chairs Others New Holland no. 55 5 bar rollbar Parker no. 2100 gravity box on Portable air tank home at St. Louis, Mich. rake running gear 2 Homellte chain saws China cabinet 2 round bale wagons on running Flcklln 213 gravity box on run- Oil space heater Armr trains Refreshments were gears ning gear Air compressor served at the close of the Metal double bed 8'xlS' hayrack on Ford 8 ton run- Klllbros gravity box on John Deem Large air compressor meeting by Myrtle McColl Wood double bed running gear ANTIQUES ning gear Air drlven tire changer and Jean Wood. 8'x16' hayrack on Knowles 6 ton 16 foot tandem cattle traller, Industrial drlll press Deering as Davenport and chair running gear electrical brakes, dlvlder Anvll, vices Overstuffed chairs 2 camel back trunks Kewannee 32 foot bale elevator, 6 foot material bucket Quantlty of hand tools Flat top trunk PTO drive Bunsaw, 3 point Jewelry wagon infantryman Study Club Maple bedroom chair Gehl self-unloading wagon on SlUbh scraper Oak rocker - Several other rockers Roll over scraper Dresser - Lamps - Humidifier Midwest 8 ton gear FEED Commode Desk chair Hayrack on 8 ton running gear Cement mixer on stand, pulley Quantity of ear corn Pvt. Mark A. Deering, Wallaway recliner - Rollaway bed - Snack rack on running gear drive Quantity of baled hay and straw son of Roger D. Deering of meets in Overstuffed rocker - Hall tree Pressed back chairs Flat rack on running gear 2 wheel trailer Houghton Street, Cass 2 round bale feeders 3 large water tanks 6457 Hoover vacuum sweeper Dishes and glassware 250 gallon fuel barrel on stand HOUSEHOLD City, and Doris A. Barrons Cuckoo clock - Doilies of 2106 Ringle Road, Caro, Gagetown Pictures and picture frames EQUIPMENT 2 small cast iron stoves John bere 314 inch plow, 3 polnt MISCELLANEOUS GOODS has completed one station The Gagetown Women's Suitcases - Baby crib IHC 3-16 Inch plow, 3 point 32 foot aluminum extension Quantity of antique chairs, bar unit training (OSUT) at the Study Club met Monday, Corner knickknack shelf Crocks - Jugs - Lanterns Graham hoe plow ladders stools U.S.Army Infantry School, Ford subsoiler. 1 shank, 3 point Ouantlty of fencing wire Antique burlap chalr May 7, in the Gagetown Un- Pais and pans - Dishes Buck saw Fort Benning, Ga. ited Methodist Church Hall. Many others OSUT is a 12-week period President Zora Walrod Regional scanner - Lawn chairs which combines basic com- called the meeting to order, -- bat training and advanced with 11 members present. OWNERS - Phone 31 3-376-8479 individual training. The Evelyn Ziehm introduced training included weapons the special guest, Trooper EXECUTOR EDWARD GORETSKI TERMS Cash or checka with qualificiations, squad tac- - Statement8 made at Ronald Schneider of the accident8 at sale or itolen O8mlOlkl 8110 taka preference tics, patrolling, land mine Phone 517-874-531 N~~~~::m~~~ Car0 state police post, who 0 fr:rr,',"d item8 -.all lalea flnal Auction Service I 1 over prlnted matter settled tor 'Or CLEnK: warfare, field communica- 11 showed slides on how to pro- I . I I I tions and combat opera- tect one's home from in- Clerk Hillaker Auction Service tions. truders while on vacation. Completion qualified Terms Cash or check with ID, Everything settled for day of Auctioneers - Ira, David and The annual rummage Deering as a light-weapons sale and scholarship selec- sale, Not responsible for accidents. Martin Osentoski infantryman and as an indi- tions were discussed. Cass City 872-2352 or Bad Axe 2699577 rect-fire crewman. Soldiers The grand finale will be were taught to perform any June 11, arranged by De- -- Q AUCTIONEERS 0 of the duties in a rifle or lores Bencheck and Mrs. Phone 517-872-3019Cass City Auctioneers acting as sales agents only and assume no guarantees or liabilities. mortar squad. Ziehm. PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1984 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

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FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE Rebecca Ann Hobart re- ceived a bachelor of arts ...... degree at commencement ...... ,e.....*...... I...... exercises April 28 at the ....I...... I,...... NEW STORE HOURS: University of Michigan FIVE YEARS AGO TEN YEARS AGO Francis Withey, son of Stadium, Ann Xrbor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Withey Rev. and Mrs. Eldred Cindy McCiorey flew of Cass City, has been Kelley and sons had with Saturday to New London, named valedictorian of his them for the week end, Mrs. Conn., to spend the week class at Roosevelt Military Kelley’s parents, Mr. and end with her brother, Larry Academy at Aledo, Ill. Mrs. Wayne Vandecar of McClorey, U.S. Navy. She owosso. returned home Monday. 35 YEARS AGO Saturday has been de- Three candidates will vie clared A.H. (Gus) for one Cass City Board of Mrs. Brewster Shaw was MacEachin Day in Ubly by Education seat in the an- elected president of the Village President Earl Lon- nual election June 10. In- Ladies’ Bowling League guski. The long-time civic cumbent Elwyn Helwig when members of the club leader will be honored that will face challenges from held their annual banquet evening with a testimonial J.D. Tuckey and Dave at Saginaw last Thursday. dinner, Loomis. Thirty-three pupils of the Maryann Somerville Esther Kirn was the Bingham, Cedar Run and graduated from Delta Col- guest of honor at a tea May Dillman Schools spent Wed- lege April 24 with honors as 7 at the home of Muriel Ad- nesday at Greenfield Vil- a physical therapist assis- dison, attended by 14 lage. They were accom- tant. She is the daughter of women. panied by their teachers, Mr. and Mrs. John Some- Les Severance reminds Irene Hall, Jean Stewart rville of Decker and a 1976 managers of teams in the and Betty Hower. graduate of Cass City High Cass City Church League Arlan Hartwick, repre- REBECCA HOBART School. that sign-up time for this senting the village council, No damage was reported year’s competition will be and Charles E. Patterson, from a chimney fire Sunday Friday at the Cass City Mis- representing the Elkland Becky, a 1980 Cass City morning at the Ken sionary Church. Township board, have ar- High School graduate, has Zdrojewski residence on S. ranged for the Memorial been accepted into the U-M Seeger Street. The fire was 25 YEARS AGO Day exercises to be held in Graduate School of Social in the portion of the chim- Elkland Cemetery. Work. Her parents are Mr. ney outside the home. The Frankenmu th Dagmar Martinek of and Mrs. Marvin Hobart, Eagles were soundly de- Gagetown spent the week Oak Street, Cass City. feated in a game at Cass end in Saginaw with Mr. She majored in psychol- City Thursday, Cass City and Mrs. Theron Berry. ogy for her B.A. degree. Talent show pounded out an 11-1victory as Paul Burdon went the distance on the mound. winners The Cass City Junior Woman’s Club held its final meeting of the season New books at announced Thursday at the home of Mrs. Russell Ayres. Mrs. Reg. Now Save Winners in the Cultural Alden Asher and Mrs. the library Club talent show in the Sts. Ronald Phillips were co- Peter and Paul gymnasium hostesses. Kleenex Facial Tissue 250 ct. B~~ 1.29 1,18 11C in Ruth were: Three Cass City amateur Piano duet -- 1) Rochelle roller skaters, Cheryl Par- MEN ARE JUST DESSERTS by Sonya Friedman (non- Puvalowski and Lisa How- rish, Christa Dormey and fiction). This book, a pep talk for women, is not anti-men, Hawaiian Punch Red 64 02. Glass Btl. 1.47 18$ ard; 2) Melissa Klee and Russell Parrish, are enter- just emphatically pro-women. Friedman admonishes all 1.29 Amy Gentner; 3) Kimberly ing the Michigan state women to strive for independence and to be autonomous for and Kelly Gentner. amateur roller skating con- their own survival. Men, she says, are not reyired for Campfire Marshmallows 16 02. Bag .93 a 124 Vocal -- 1) Susan Abend; test in Flint, May 28-June 1. personal fulfillment, and they should not be given top 81 2) Staci Frieland; 3) Chris The trio will be entered in priority in any woman’s life. Men are to be considered Stone. the speed events. dessert - fine and delicious but not life’s main course. She Mazola NOStick Spray 4 oz. Can 1.59 15C Piano -- 1) Gina Tanton; describes the social dicta, myths and prejudices that L44 2) Amy Gentner; 3) Kelly commonly stand in the way of a woman asserting self- Gentner. Armstead control over her own life, and she discusses how to Northern Napkins 250 ct. 1.49 17C Accordion -- 1) Rochelle overcome these attitudinal impediments. L32 Puvalowski ; 2) Jennifer Staroska. seeks THE GREAT TV SITCOM BOOK by Rick Mitz (non- Vlasic Baby Dills 46 oz. Jar 2.45 26C Organ -- 1) Rochelle fiction). This is a catalog of television situation comedy 2,19 Puvalowski; 2) Mickey with coverage of each season since 1949 including a full Puvalowski; 3) Kristine reelection description of the front runners and brief summaries of the Matt's Applesauce 48 02. Jar 1.83 21C Vogel. “also rans.” Also listed are the Emmy Award winners, the 1.62 Vocal -- 1) Kristine Sanilac County Drain ratings battles, and the 36 longest-running shows. A great Abend; 2) Lisa Lemanski; Commissioner Stuart source for answering questions on when such shows as zud Cleaner 1 Ib. Can 1.27 3) Ron Zdrojewski. Armstead of Snover has an- “Topper” or “Mr.Peepers” ran or who played “Our Miss 1.12 Dance -- 1) Faye nounced he will seekthe Re- Brooks.’’ Janowiak; 2) Leslie publican nomination in the Hefty Steel-Sak Trash 20 ct. Box 2.99 2&75 24C McFarlane. August primary for a new THE TAMING OF ANNABELLE by Marion Chesney Mixed talent -- 1)Kristine term. (fiction). Fox-hunting Vicar Armitage, father of six Abend; 2) the Sanilacs; 3) He is in his 30th year as daughters, finally gets his high-spirited second daughter Aunt Jemirna Syrup 24 02. Bottle Floyd Hanger. drain commissioner. suitably married. Annabelle is a beauty of 16, irrepressible Armstead was born in Ar- and naively romantic. When Annabelle develops an envy of gyle Township and has been her older sister and pursues an unrequited tendre for Piano students a resident of Sanilac County Minerva’s fiance, she sets off a domino effect in the all his life. matrimonial sweepstakes. Annabelle’s emotional play at education progresses through humorous escapades, which I LlOUlD I with Chesney’s detailed observations of period dress and In terlochen mores, make a toothsome treat from a skilled practitioner ALL FLAVORS 1 Pepto of the genre. I Purina 100 I Bisrnol $239; Three area piano stu- 012 02. Btl...... dents attended the recent I Cat Food ~ second annual piano festi- Limit 8 O6-8.5 02. Cans...... val at Interlochen for teachers and students. NEW QUICK START Rochelle Puvalowski, Program from Weight Watchers Ubly, Lisa Howard, De- ckerville, and Melissa Engel, Minden City, were guest players in the master class conducted by I ALLS~ZESCONVENIENCE PACK I Amanda Lethco, professor NEW CLASS! I of piano pedagogy, who has I Luv’s bachelor’s and master’s de- I DiaDers 75L grees in piano perfor- OPEN IN CASS CITY Z WIS~IOUID*7w OFF LABEL I mance, plus a bachelor of 1 music education degree. I Laundry I The three are students of Jan Moore of Deckerville. Detergent 30Lj STUART ARMSTEAD TUESDAY AFTERNOON - 4100 P. M. ILimit 1 084 oz. Jua ...... Regular Price He served as president of GOOD SHEPHERD ‘ 1 Piercein t e Michigan Association of LUTHERAN CHURCH tounty Drain Commission- 6820 E. Main Street ers, chairman of the educa- 1 AirForce tion committee for the as- Cass City ALL VARIETIES CARTONS sociation, and has been a New and rejoining members should ------1 Generic member of its Legislative \ commit tee. arrive one hour before time I Cigarettes I exercise Armstead is a member of listed for orientation. {?Cwm I Limit3 010 Pk. Ctn...... Regular Price Airman 1st Class the Sanilac County Depart- IMICHIGAN MADE *ALL CHUNK VARIETIES Umn wu carpon pw c-wr COUWUI .nd uvw Elizabeth A. Pierce, daugh- ment of Public Works, FOR MORE INFORMATION Wkf PHChrr .am a. ter of Joan E. and Ken R. I I kvnrp# 01 0th.r carprrn ltww €aby-- I Sanilac County Economic 1 FAME st,May 19,1982. Pierce of 6039 State Street, Development Committee, CALL 799-6650. ICheese mFFI \ N-R12-149 Kingston, has participated Parks Commission, San- ILimit 2 *Pkg*,...... Regular Price ’ --- in Global Shield 84, an exer- dusky Lions Club, Sanilac Lhnh cam coup~npw funly. Ca~ponwd ~von cise involving U.S. Air County Farm Bureau, and dollw pl- m+d, ma- -. kvwrg.. o. 0th.r ttu~~.Ea@? Force, Air Force Reserve, the Faith Free Methodist ‘Snt. May 19, ISM. On Each Air National Guard, Navy Church. \ N-R11-1s , and Marine Corps units, and elements of the Cana- L ’ dian forces. The exercise, coordi- nated by the Air Force Strategic Air Command, was designed to enhance readiness and the ability of SAC to carry out orders should deterrence fail. Pierce is a passenger and household goods specialist with the 379th Bombard- ment Wing at Wurtsmith Air Force Base, Oscoda. She is a 1980 graduate of l Kingston High School.

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Marie Meredith College forming I Shabbona Area News Phone 672-9489 Cardinal CZub Mrs. Wilfred Turner has Mr. and Mrs. Merle Miss Grace Wheeler Mrs. David Perry of Grand at 12 o’clock. Emerson returned home from Hoagg of Northville spent brought the supper Sunday Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Er- Bailey.wil1 show pictures of Dr. Gene Hamilton, dean find them, the area ser- nal license plate and lapel Florida. the week end with his pa- in honor of Mother’s Day to nest Gerstenberger and some of his trips. of continuing education at viced by the college has pin will identify members Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, rents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler Scott, Mr. and Mrs, Shabbona United Saginaw Valley State Col- been divided into four divi- and tickets to the annual Donnie and Julie, Mr. and Hoagg. Sunday they took and family. Thomas Hagen and family, Methodist Church will have lege, thinks there are a sions. Cardinal Club party given. Mrs. Raymond Buerkle, A1 their parents out for Mrs. Marie Snell was a Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kreger family night Friday even- couple of hundred folks in Heading the eastern divi- Golden Cardinal mem- Creason, Joyce and Doug Mother’s Day dinner. Sunday dinner guest of and family and Mr. and ing, May 18, at 7:30. A the area that SVSC serves sion is Cass City’s Don bers receive 6 all-event sea- Barnes and Laura Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miss Bertha Snell. Mrs. Merrill Kreger were cooperative supper will be that are interested in a few Tonti, who said that he took son’s passes, Silver, 4 tic- were Sunday dinner uests Smith were Mother’s Day Mr. and Mrs. Conrad De- Saturday evening callers of served and they will honor fun Saturday afternoons the job because of the help kets; Bronze, 2 tickets, and of Mr. and Mrs. gandy dinner guests of Mr. and frees of Saginaw, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Brett Blank. the graduates. and also appreciate the ser- that SVSC has been in his Red and White, 1 ticket. Smith and family. Mrs. Ron Smith and family, The occasion was in honor Evergreen Guys and vice that the college gives job as personnel director at Mrs. Jim McIntosh, Mrs. iss of Brett’s birthday. Gals 4-H Club will meet to the Thumb and mid- W albro Corporation. TAX ADVANTAGE Moriarte y Clair Auslander. Mrs. Schu 1the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Monday, May 21, at 7:30 Michigan. SVSC runs courses at Bad Elmer Fuester, Mrs. Ar- Smith attended the wed- p.m. at the Evergreen Interested enough to join Axe, Car0 and Cass City for What is expected to make lington Gray, Mrs. Lloyd again ding and reception of Mr. School. This will be spring a newly forming SVSC Car- adults whose jobs require the membership drive suc- finishes Army Bader, Mrs. Clark Auslan- sign-up. special training. cessful is the special tax ad- and Mrs. John Gallagher dinal Club. In an attempt to vantage for donating to col- der, Mrs. Gordon Fergu- Saturday. I Already Tonti has lined office course son, Mrs. Ryerson Puter- for clerk The Shabbona Extension up nine persons to help get leges. baugh, Mrs. Frank Pelton the club off the ground. Persons joining the Car- Group will meet Monday dinal Club can deduct half Pvt. Denise K. Moriar- and- Marie Meredith at- evening, May 21, with wrs. Holbrook Helpers They include Paul tey, daughter of June tended Homemakers night Sanilac County Clerk De- Elmer Fuester in Cass City. Clabuesch of Thumb Na- of their membership costs Whelehan and stepdaugh- Thursday evening at De- lene Schultheiss has an- Mr. and Mrs, Alex Cher- tional Bank, John Maharg up to $400 directly from in- ter of Chris Whelehan of ckerville High School, nounced she will be a candi- niawski Sr. of Cheboygan of Rolling Hills Golf Course, come tax payment and de- Bowie, Md., has completed Many from the Shabbona date for reelection by seek- were Saturday callers of named Sanilac 4=H Art Randall of Cass City duct from earned income an Army administration RLDS Church attended a ing the Republican nomina- Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson State Bank, Dave Osentoski the remainder of the cost, course at Fort Jackson, district meeting Sunday tion for clerk in the Aug. 7 Puterbaugh. of Osentoski Realty and Au- Supporting SVSC with S.C. evening at Cass City High primafy election. ctioneering, and Dr. R. membership in the Cardi- Students were trained in School to hear World Mr, and Mrs. Conrad De- club of month Paul Chappel, from the nal Club keeps the money the preparation of military Church president, Wallace frees of Saginaw and Mr. Cass City business and pro- working at the school. records and forms. Instruc- B. Smith, speak. He is from and Mrs. David Perry of fessional community. It is estimated that in- tion was also given in fun- world headquarters in In- Grand Rapids spent the The Holbrook Helpers 4- bers were selected as state If the goal of 200 ‘or more come tax money sent to damentals of the Army fil- dependence, Mo. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H Club is the Sanilac fair winners. memberships is secured, as Washington returns $1.50 ing system, typing and op- Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith Merrill Kreger. They were County 4-H club of the The club’s main project- much as $500,000 would be for every $100 in taxes. eration of office machines. and Donnie and Laura joined Sunday by Mr. and month. areas are personal appear- available for athletics at While Cardinal member- Her father and step- Moore visited Mrs. John Mrs. Thomas Hagen and It was organized in 1943 ance, gardening, crops, the school. ships will obviously help mother, Darwin and Nancy Dunlap Sunday afternoon. family, Mr. and Mrs. Er- by Marion Spencer and was photography, nutrition, and There are four classes of SVSC, Hamilton said we Moriartey, reside at 3588 Mr. and Mrs. Roger King nest Gerstenberger and the first 4-H club in the natural resources. memberships available. are hoping that it will also Deckerville Road, Snover. of Applegate, Miss Emma Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Mike northwest corner of the A favorite is natural re- They include the Golden be meaningful for mem- The private is a 1982 Wheeler, Mrs. Helen Bul- Kreger and family and Mr. county. sources, with members Cardinal for $1,0o0, the bers. graduate of Sandusky High lock of Sandusky, Mr. and and Mrs. Brett Blank. It has since undergone learning to identify wild Silver Cardinal for $500, the The pre-game and post- School . Mrs. Paul Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph many additions and sub- flowers, birds, and trees. Bronze Cardinal for $250 game activities as well as Smith were Sunday after- tractions and a few name Members are all involved and the Red and White Car- the other social events plan- -- noon callers of Mr. and changes. The organization in at least one of the natural dinalWith for the $125. memberships ned for the club are de- Mrs. Vern Geister of Mar- with the present name was resource areas. They are signed to bring together lette. started in 1959. planning a club project in come perks at Cardinal ath- persons with similar in- THE DIESEL Mrs. Robert Sprague of Holbrook was the name conjunction with the Pet- letic contests. There will be terests for an enjoyable Bay Port and Mrs. Philip of an early settlement lo- roglyphs Park. tickets for pre-game lunc- time. DELENE SCHULTHEISS Leipprandt and Chris of cated between the north The highlight of the year heons, half-time hospitality “A pleasant Saturday af- Caseville were Thursday and south branches of the is an overnight campout at and post-game parties. ternoon with the closeness She is completing her callers in the Puterbaugh Cass River, just south of the beach with cookouts, A big hospitality tent will to the action of small col- first term- as county clerk. home. ‘ the Petroglyphs Park in swimming and baseball, be erected near the football lege competition can be re- Prior to that, she served as Mrs. Marie Snell re- Greenleaf Township. with all members and lead- field for the purpose. ally enjoyable and we plan secretary to the board of turned home after a trip At its peak, the club had ers present as a reward to VIP parking will be ar- to see that it is for all Cardi- commissioners for 10 with Parrott’s Tours, They 50 members. Being too everyone for a job well ranged and membership nal Club members,” Hamil- years. visited Las Vegas, Grand large a group for home done. plaques furnished. A Cardi- ton said. Mrs. Schultheiss, 47, and Canyon and Salt Lake City. meetings, it split into three Anyone age. 8-18 in- ...... her husband, Bob, reside in separate clubs a few years terested in joining the Hol- ...... ,...... *...... *...... *...... *...... Sandusky and are the pa- SCHOOL REUNION ago and now has 20 mem- brook Helpers can do so by rents of four children ages The Evergreen School bers with eight active lead- contacting Judy Doerr, ad- Your neighbor says Kubota has a whole new way to cut the grass. It’s the first diesel lawn and 21-26. Reunion will be held Satur- ers. ministrative leader, at 658- garden tractor in the country. Mrs. Schultheiss served day, June 2, at Evergreen Past accomplishments 8625. New leaders are also Kubota’s G-Series lawn and garden tractors come with water-cooled 2- as a 4-Hleader for over 20 School in Shabbona. include several spring needed. or %cylinder diesel engines. They’re built to outlast ordinary gas mowers by roadside cleanups. The several seasons. years. She is a member of The school will be open Lower price could There are four G-Series models, from 10 to 14 horsepower. They all have the First United Methodist from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Pot- club hosted two Lab0 ex- Coming Auctions live front PTO shaft drive to the mid-mount mower. You can choose a Church of Sandusky, luck dinner is at 12 o’clock. change students from hydrostatic transmission. And you Sanilac Area Business and Bring a dish to pass, table Japan and sent one Wednesday, May 16 - can choose a varietv of imolernents Professional Women’s Club service and any pictures member to Japan for a cul- Roger Morse will sell farm sell more cars and was selected as its and books to share. tural exchange. equipment at the place lo- Some members have Sales of American-built give back auto workers So don’t kt the grass grow under Woman of the Year in 1981. cated 3 miles east and a half cars in April were the best what they took away.” Nothinglike it On eaTth*TM your feet. See the G-Series soon She is secretary of the The Pioneer Group will been selected for the mile north of Snover on they have been for that The price of new cars, Sanilac County Republican meet Thursday, May 24, at citizenship short course Freiberger Rd. Osentoski and spent a week in month in five years and 30 Mrs. Melnik continued, is Rabideau Motors, Inc. Committee, a position she the R.L.D.S. Church annex. Auction Service. percent more than they so high that few couples in Farm Division has held for the past five Bring a dish to pass and Washington, D.C. Several this area can afford one un- Cass City Phone 872-2616 table service. The meal is personal appearance mem- were in April, 1983. - years. Thursday, May 17 - John “They’ve been up, I less one of them makes at E. Partaka will hold a dairy know, because I bought a least $10 an hour or both and farm machinery sale new car,” said Catherine work. at the place located 5 miles Melnik of Jurgess Road, All her married children east, 2 miles south and 3/4 Ubly. and their spouses work, she mile east of Ubly on Huron In December, she bought said, and none drive a new Line Rd. Osentoski Auction a new car, replacing a 1977 car. Service. model that “had pretty well A widow, Mrs. Melnik has had it.” eight children and 11 grand- PRICE IS RIGHT! 19 THE Saturday, May An - Her daughter, Maureen, children. In addition to auction of furniture, an Ubly High School 10th Maureen, her chi€dren are antiques and farm grader, now drives the 1977, Charlie, Saginaw; Pat- Investigate This machinery will be held which Mrs. Melnik de- ricia, Lakeville, Ind. ; Jim, by Bud Paulson, 3 mil- west scribes as a “boat in the Ubly; Ron, Harbor Beach; of Caw City on M-81,then 3% road.” The new car is what Don, Bad Axe; Gary, in the miles south on Dodge Rd., she describes as medium U.S. Navy, and Ken, who then 1% miles west at 4090 size, attends Baker Junior Col- BEAUTIFUL 31BEDROOM HOME Little Rd. Boyd Tait, Other than Mrs. Melnik, lege in Flint. auctioneer. who works at Lyntex Man- ufacturing in Ubly, who is Saturday, May 19 - Ear- buying the new cars? “I nie and Marie Franzel will think probably the biggest sell farm machinery, share of people buying are horses and personal prop- factory workers,” she re- erty at the place located 4 sponded. “I don’t think far- miles north, 4 miles east mers are into it yet, maybe and a half-mile north of this year if the crops turn Sandusky on Range Line out good.” Rd. Osentoski Auction Ser- Mrs. Melnik first wanted vice e to buy a used car, but found 1980 or ’81 models with Sunday, May 20 - Edward 30,000 miles on them were Goretski will sell household selling for $7,500-8,000, “so items and antiques at the I figured I might as well place located 6Y2 miles buy a new car.” north of Bad Axe at 3660 N. She does feel the auto Van Dyke. Hillaker Auction makers, with their recent Service. big profits, could lower the prices of cars in order to Thursday, May 24 - Wil- liam Bredow will sell Hols- sell more. Either that, “or tein cattle, farm machinery and milking equipment at the place located 5 miles Cass City’s Premiere Home Subdivision north, 2 miles west and 1/4- mile south of Bad Axe on N. Thomas Rd. Osentoski Auc- r tion Service. I ANNOUNCING! Saturday, May 26 - An au- A NEW DEALER NORTHWOOD VILLAGE ction of farm machinery and household goods will be FOR held to settle the estate of Raymond Baranski at the place located 1 3/4 miles 11/2 Baths Large Lot 2 CarGarage north of the Kinde school on M-53. Osentoski Auction Parts and Service Service. r------1 I 6721 Houghton St. CONVENIENT FINANCING AVAILABLE Cass City, Mich. Phone 872.2405

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I 4 872-2217 4861 Spruce Cass City I Chronicle I II Phone872-2010 I 1 Advertise It In The Chronicle I CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17.1~ PAGE THIRTEEN Virginia Crawf ord retires Root and Haldane ‘Short’ teaching career\ injured ending after 20 years in crash The drivers of both vehi- Virginia Crawford plan- youngest was in kindergar- taught second and third. isn’t planning to do is sub- cles were injured in a 4:35 hed a short career as a ten, financially, we needed She doesn’t like having to stitute teaching. “Maybe p.m. accident last Wednes- teacher when she first a little more income,” so teach the two grades “be- I’ll change my mind, but I day, west of Ellington. Started, but it didn’t work she started substitute cause I don’t feel I can give don’t think so.” Donald F. Root, 45,of 4229 out that way. teaching. enough individual attention “I enjoyed the children Doerr Road, Cass City, was This year is her 1ast.one She subbed during the (to students).” and I have a lot of good treated and released from at Deford Elementary 1963-64 year. For the last With different books for memories,” she said in Hills and Dales General School, She is retiring after six weeks, she subbed for spelling, math, etc., “I looking back on her almost Hospital. Robert W. Hal- teaching there 18 years and the kindergarten teacher at can’t teach the same things completed career. “I’ve dane, 38, of 8701 McAlpine a total of 20 years in educa- Deford, who was on leave. to both groups at the same worked with a lot of nice Road, Sebewaing, was taken to Carod Community tion. When the teacher decided time. ”, people. ” - Hospital. He was released Mrs. Crawford, 63, not to return that fall, Mrs. ASKED WHETHER She won’t miss one thing: raduated from Belleville Crawford applied for her children have changed dur- “I’ll just be glad when I the next day. high School, then went to job and was hired. don’t have to do lesson Sheriff’s deputies said ing the past 19 years, Mrs. Root was driving a farm Eastern Michigan Univer- She taught kindergarten Crawford responded, “I plans and report cards and chemical sprayer south- , sity (then Michigan State two years at Deford, syond don’t think so. I don’t see that sort of thing.” \ Normal School) in nearby grade one year at Campbell bound on Colwood Road, don’t think so, I don’t see During the school year, south of Akron Road, Ypsilanti, from which she Elementary, then returned them too different than Mrs. Crawford gets up each gr3duated in 1942. to Deford to teach second weekday morning at 5 and started to turn left into a when I started here.” driveway and collided with ’ ~ She then taught one year grade, since it was closer to If there is any change, is at work by 7. Once she the car driven by Haldane, in Chelsea, west of Ann home and she could see her it’s that “they may be more retires, she plans on sleep- whohim *. was attempting! to pass Arbor, before quitting to children off to school in the outspoken. They may be ing later -- m_aybeuntil6:30, marry Norman Crawford morning. she said -- and is looking more honest in what they A witness who was driv- and raise a family. She met The only one of her own say. )’ forward to enjoying an her husband-to-be when she children she taught, and ing behind Root said Hal- There is another change. extra cup of coffee with her VIRGINIA CRAWFORD is still behind her desk,’but not dane was attempting to was attending college and that was for the six weeks “There’s more to teaching husband each morning. \ pass his-(the witness’) veh- he was working for a she substituted in kinder- and more is expected of “I was happy to go back for long. She is retiring after 18 years at Deford harpsichord maker in Yp- garten, was Manette. icle and Root’s all at once. them than when I first to teaching,” she said, “but Elementary School and a total of 20 years of teaching, plus Cass City police reported silanti. Mrs. Crawford taught started out.” tire.”” be ’) Just as happy to re- They were married in second grade until the last one of substitute teaching. that at 2:lO p.m. Saturday, 1943 and moved from Yp- two years, when she has That is almost all behind Jane Ann Lowe, 23, of Bad silanti to his parents’ farm her now. “Norm has retired Axe, eastbound on Main Street, east of Nestle ’ on Crawford Road, Deford, and I just don’t feel I have in 1947 or ’48. Crawford enough enthusiasm and Street, had stopped to turn farmed for a few years, energy to last another left into a driveway and then worked at the Car0 Re- year,” Mrs. Crawford said Stockholders hear good another eastbound car ’gional Center from 1953 in explaining why she de- ran into the right rear ’until retiring last year. Open houke cided to retire. corner of her auto. Driver of the other car The Crawfords have six Not having to work will children and 12 grandchil- to fete was Robert A. Cook, 16, of dren. Their children are give her time to quilt, sew, news at meeting 4442 Doerr Road. cook and clean. “When Walbro Anita Mayros, Arizona; Village police reported a you’re teaching, you just collision took place at 6:lO David Crawford, Indiana ; 3 teachers first quarter of 1984, the loss of $479,000 in scheduled to start in 1984. Sharla Crow, Missouri; don’t have time.” Management of Walbro 1982. p.m. Tuesday, May 8,in the Corp. at the company’s 1984 company set new sales and Walpole told sharehol- Sales of the company’s Erla’s Food Center lot. Sharon Maurer,*Bad Axe; ‘‘When I’m teaching, shareholders’ meeting earnings records. ders the past year “was a electric fuel pumps for the Lora Kulinski,. who now An open house will be automotive replacement They said Jo Ann Smer- teaching is always on my April 30 in Cass City re- Sales were $lf,818,972 pivotal one for the com- don, of Jacob Road ,lives on the family farm held from 3-5 p.m. Sunday mind,” she continued. “1 and automotive original 41, 7764 at Deford Elementary ported record results and and net earnings were pany, as new programs, was westbound in the lot ,with her family, and Man- can’t go home and relax. compared with personnel and equipment equipment markets ette Crawford, the only School for the three called for continued growth $743,123, and ran into the right side I’ve always been that way.” for the company in its sales of $12,841,612 and were put into place to sup- reached record levels in of the vehicle driven by other teacher in the family, teachers who are retiring 1983, according to Automo- from there. major markets. earnings of $422,669 for the port the company’s Leonard M. Spencer, 53, of Warren. ON THE RETIREMENT first quarter of 1983.. strategic business plan.” tive Products Group Vice- A Kindergarten-first grade agenda, in addition to quilt- According to Walbro 7296 Kelly Road, who was skilled woodworker, Chairman Walter E. Wal- Althaver noted that the He noted that “Walbro president Clark A. Searle. Crawford built the home he teacher Harriet Warner ing, cleaning, etc., are recently-introducedHe noted that Walbro’s Series entering the lot. leaves at the end of the traveling, including a trip pole, “The future oppor- strong first quarter follows moved strongly into the au- RonaldDeputies R. Kilbourn,reported 19, of and his wife now live in on tunities for the company a record year for Walbro. tomotive original equip- Dutcher Road, Caro. They school year with 38 years of to Arizona next winter, and 5000 gerotor electric fuel teaching experience, 24 of are greater now than ever In 1983, Walbro sales ment market in 1983,” with 5879 Reed Street, Deford, lived in a mobile home on possibly some volunteer reached an all-time high of a significant increase in the pump will debut on several the site for a’ year (after them at Deford; second- work. before in its history.” was southbound on Cemet- Walbro President and $57,441,000,compared with company’s automotive cus- 1985 domestic models, with moving from the farm) be- third grade teacher Vir- production beginning in ery Road, north of Kelly ginia Crawford, 20 years, Crawford built a trade] Chief Executive Lambert $42,694,000 for 1982, Earn- tomer base. Road, at 3:15 p.m. May 8 fore moving into the house E. Althaver reported to ings were a record Walbro executives mid- 1984. last September. 18 of them at Deford, and trailer a couple years ago, Walbro shareholders when his vehicle ran into a third-fourth grade teacher but he and his wife haven’t shareholders that in the $1,879,000compared with a pointed out that the com- deer. MRS. CRAWFORD HAD pany’s lines of electric fuel elected three directors to been content to raise her Emma Ackerman, 15 had much time to use it yet. At 9:40 p.m. Monday, ac- pumps and throttle bodies three-year terms on the cording to Caro state I children, but, “When my years, 14 of them at Deford. One thing Mrs. Crawford board, expiring in for fuel injection applica- 1987.* police, Henry J. Jaster, 40, tions were the major ele- Elected were: Althaver; of Caro, was northbound on ments in Walbro’s in- William T. Bacon Jr., as- Froede Road, north of creased automotive origi- - sociate, Bacon, Whipple Curry Road, when his vehi- nal equipment business. and Co., and Warren E. cle struck a deer. In addition, sales of Wal- Jones, chairman, JECO In- bro’s custom manufac- dustries. All three were tured products, inclu‘ding previously on the board. The chemical that gives the \ aluminum and magnesium Following the meeting, skunk his dreaded smell is diecastings and precision shareholders were given a called ethanethiol; this sub- inject ion-molded plastics tour of the Carburetor stance is so pungent that parts, also benefited from Group’s recently expanded one ten-trillionth of . an increased automotive origi- engineering and administa- eunce can be detected by nal equipment business. tive facilities in Cas City. the human nose.

The outlook for each of -. these product lines remains strong, according to man- A Sincere agement. Walbro Executive Vice- president Robert H. Wal- pole told shareholders that RADUATE! the company is committed Thank You PRICE:=PERiMONTH: to “growth with profitabil- To ity.” He noted that Walbro 1983 ALLIANCE 4 Dr., 10,OOO Miles, Air $669S00 $17582 is establishing a strong pre- sence in the automotive in- Thumb National I 1982 CUTLASS CRUISER WAGON $6995O0 W8’O dustry, but is also commit- ted to maintaining its

leadership in fuel systems * 1982 EAGLE WAGON, Loaded I $7l95Oo *20QZ0 technology for the small en- Bank gine industry. 1981 ODs CRUISER WAGON $699V0 $22ss6 Carburetor Group Vice- For use of water president Joseph It. 1981 CAPRICE CLASSlC WAGON ‘5895O0 ‘18S7O McCluskey reported that and furnishing a site small engine carburetor sales were running at for our car wash. $499500 $154’* higher levels than last year, with qemand for diap- The bank’s cooperation $6595~ $20979 PRIZE WINNER -- Suzy Scollon’s pastel of hragm carburetors for the shadow of a daisy from three perspectives string trimmers and float made our project successful. ICK REGAL LIMITED $629SW $lggM won honorable mention in the Scholastic Art feed carburetors for out- Awards Program national competition. Of board engines being par- 8,000 ticularly strong. In addi- $339So0 regional winners judged in the national tion, new float feed car- ,Cass City Jaycees competition, 724 received honorable mention. buretor programs are

IonA paintingreceived by Suzy honorable Scol- i € mention in the Scholastic Art Awards program na- tional competition. -* Invitations * Napkins The Cass City High School senior is the daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Ed Scol- 1 lon of 4849 N. Seeger Street. To be judged in the na- tional competition, held in * Thank-youJ notes New York City, her pastel first won the Hallmark honor prize in the regional student art show in January at Hampton Square Mall, Essexville. It also won a blue ribbon, gold key and A full line of bridal needs certificate. Of the 8,000~egionalwin- ’- t ners iudged in the national comp*etiGon, 724 received !v honorable mention. ~II_+ t The parachute was de- + signed in 1783 by Louis +

Lenormand, who designed + it to save people who had f + Phone 872-2010 i+ t PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-TWRSDAY, MAY 17,1984 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Gage Thumb !Dleague baseba

Owen-Gage split with Kellin Kretzschmer led rors; C-PS, three. DISTRICTS rendered 10 hits and five Akron-Fairgrove in Owen-Gage.- in batting with The BuJldngis’ buttertln- __ ~~ ~ walks and struck out five. two singles. The Bulldogs made four baseball Monday, losing gers got woFsgin the second OwenlGage ,will play the the opener, 9-1, but recover- The split gives coach Phil game as they made eight errors; Deckerville, two. Gray’s Bulldogs a 4-8 win- winner of the Port Hope - The Eagles won the night- ing for an 11-10victory in errors while their oppo- Carsonville-Port Sanilac the nightcap. loss mark in the North Cent- nents didn’t make any. cap, 13,7. Duane Paehlig ,Jeff Rupple’s one-hitter ral Thumb D League. and pre-district game Friday, took the win, striking out That and an inability to June 1, at 10 a.m. in the in the first game gave him 4-9 overall. get enough hits in a row re- seven and giving up two The Owen-Gage baseball district tournament at De- walks and seven hits. the win, He‘walked three sulted in the loss. Owen- ckerville. and struck out seven. and softball teams end their Gage got 10 hits off of win- Alan LeValley was the league schedule Monday, losing pitcher. He was re- Losing pitcher Scott ning pitcher Dave Maxwell, DECKERVILLE Wright gave up eight hits May 21, at North Huron. who struck out six and lieved by Reid Eoslin. They combined for 14 hits, seven walks and three strikeouts. LeValley hit a home run with one man on base and Goslin and Wright each hit two singles. Paehlig aided his cause with two singles. Hall and Sean Pxdy each hit a dou- pitcher Doug Hall throwing ble. a 12-0 no-hitter. He walked Owen-Gage made four er- two and struck out eight. rors, Deckerviue, three e Matt Lukshaitis hit a dou- The losses drop coach ble and a single for the vic- Phil Gray’s Bulldogs to 2-6 TOO LATE -- The ball came too late for Owen-Gage’s Joe They allowed five hits and upYs*ixhits. the Tigers. tors. in the North Central Thumb Lopez to tag out this Deckerville player who stole third 11 walks and struck out Gary VanHorne, in relief The split puts Owen-Gage Losing pitcher Scott D League, 2-7 overall. De- eight. of Eric Regnier, took the at 3-7 in the North Central Wright was relieved by Ron ckerville is 4-2 in the base. Behind Lopez is Reid Goslin. Deckerville won both Helping the Bulldogs loss. They combined to Thumb D League, 3-8 over- Susalla. They jointly sur- league. games last Wednesday. were 10 Viking errors. strike out nine, walk three all. and surrender five hits. Owen-Gage led 5-3 at the endthe ofTigers the fifth scored inning, three but Hawks bow Chip I 2 wins pmh Owen-Gage runs at the top of the sixth. Earl Harris’ single with two a E I men on in the bottom of the inning gave the Bulldogs in pair ot Shots I the win. Joe Lopez was top Ken Zdrojewski 6 over ,500 mark Bulldog batter with two TobyFLIGHT Weaver I Doug Herringshaw 4 softbauerS 1 u 3 Dave Hoard 4 and 16 walks. singles. twin bills 3 Owen-Gage swept two Michelson hit a double. DECKERVILLE Owen-Gage made five er- Linda Helwig Roger Reid 4 games from Akron-Fair- Leah Willett took the loss Johnston batted two sing- Linda Marshall 3 Bob Stickle 4 grove Monday to elevate its for the host Vikings, surren- les for Owen-Gage. Cindy Owen-Gage won both It was a sad week for Dotty Scolloll 3 Dick Hampshire 3 North Central Thumb D dering seven hits and six Enderle and Engelhardt softball games against vis- Hawk baseball fans as Linda Herron 3 l~eaeuesoftballmark to7-5, walks, while striking out each hit a double. iting Deckerville last Wed- John Maharg 3 --- Croft-Clara Coach Don Schelke’s Nelle Maharg 1 LynnGary JonesAlbee 2 TGe- Bulldogs won the five. nesday, in the opener charges bowed in both Betty Carmer 1 2 CARSONVILLE-P.S. 11-6 first game, 8-6, behind the Engelhardt was also the and 14-9 in the second games of two double head- Elaine Proctor 1 Russ Richards 2 pitching of Sheila En- winning pitcher in the 16-2 game. ers against Thumb B As- Colleen Krueger 1 George Ridge 2 gelhardt, who gave up nightcap. She gave up five Visiting Carsonville-Port Sheila Engelhardt was sociation foes. Michelle Zdrojewski 1 Sanilac went home with two starts 1984 * Charles Tunis 2 five hits, struck out four hits, struck out one and the winning pitcher in the Mary Rabideau * Don Warner 2 and didn’t walk anyone. again didn’t walk anyone. wins Saturday, 116-1 in the first game with four strike- A hint of things to come Velma Pomaville 16-8 Kathy Johnston hit two Losing pitcher Mary first game and in the outs, 10 hits and only one arrived quickly. In the FLIGHT 3 singles for the Bulldogs, Schriber was relieved by second. walk. softbau trail opening game fbr the week, FLIGHT I1 Gary Diebel 6 Shelly Ellicott had a single Willett. ThFy combined for , Kim June was the win- Cass City dropped a 9-0 de- Norma Wallace Bill Ewald 6 eight hits, six strikeouts ning pitcher in the opener cision to the Car0 Tigers. Georgine Jenspn and a double and LaNette Kim Slater took the loss, The 1984 season is under- Ken Jensen 6 on six hits, four walks and Jan Kritzman Randy Sherman 6 five strikeouts. giving up seven hits and way for the Croft-Clara The Tigers pounded out Eleanora Rees seven walks while striking Kings Softball Club. JohnKeith SmentekAdelberg 6 Losing pitcher Sheila En- 13 hits off Joe Langenburg, Sandy Robinson 4 gelhardt gave up eight hits out four. All of the Bulldog The Kings opened their who started, and Gary Cric- Pat McIntosh ’ Jim Burleson 4 JAMIESON TILING and eight walks and didn’t hits were singles. season in Corunna Satur- kon who came on in relief Vera Ferguson day, May with a double- after three innings. Cass Karl Carter 4 strike out anyone. Marsha Engelhardt also won the 5, Enid Craig 5 Larry Davis 4 In Lopez hit two singles in her second game, walking one, header against Mitchell City was held to two hits, Gene Palmer Corp., last year’s runner up singles by Jim Crawley and * Doug Horner 4 two times at bat for Owen- striking out two and surren- Joann Brown * Roger Marshall 4 Business Gage. dering hits. in the Class A national tour- Steve Kolacz. R. Locks was Doris Golding 10 nament. the winning pitcher. * Noel Maurer 4 June also won in the sec- Naomi Barnes Bob Ridenour 4 ond game on eight hits, nine The first game went to 30 Years Aiding the Bulldog cause The nightcap was proba- Phil Robinson 4 walks and four strikeouts. were Shelly Ellicott with Corunna, 5-4, in, nine in- FLIGHT I11 Shelly Ellicott, relieved nings. Croft-Clara took the bly the best game of the * Nat Tuttle 4 two doubles and a single; week. A strong 5-hit pitch- Marilyn Biefer * RonOuvry 2 by Engelhardt, took the Kathy Johnston, double and second game, 1-0, behind Shirley Buschlen thc pitching of Ken Martin, ing performance by Randy * TomAnton Schweigel Peters 2 loss. They jointly gave up a single, and Cindy Enderle Nicholas was ruined by Marilyn Carpenter 2, eight hits and 14 walks and Linda Retford, each who allowed only two hits. Max Clara Mike Murphy and Dean El- Muller who tossed a four- I * Ron Geiger 1 while striking out two. with two singles. hitter for Car0 as he came Rin DeLong * Jim Mastie 1 Ellicott led her team in bers both collected two hits Jane Fuester in the win. away with a 1-0 decision. Call on at 872150 1 6 batting with two singles and Kellie Slater took the loss Clara Gaffney f FLIGHT4 a double in her three times on 10 hits, seven walks and Croft-Clara will see how The Tigers bunched three Ruth Grassmann or it will fare in the Flint of their five hits in the third * Bert Althaver 6 at bat. Kathy Johnston and three strikeouts. Lil Jaroch * George Heins 6% Trina Peters each hit two Parks and Recreation inning to score the only run Verna May MacRae League this Thursday night Don Hilbig 6 Dave & Dale at 678.4 1 96 singles. The two wins elevate of the game. Jim Adkins Mary Lou Murdock Jim Jackson 6 roach Judy Campbell’s when its season starts with collected two hits in two Phyllis Ridge r a double-header against Dennis Regnerus 6 Bulldogs to 5-3 in the North tries for Cass City. Dick Rick 6 Central Thumb D League. Wendy’s and Nestor’s Club. Cass City, which has been *Points to be awarded The Thumb Travel League struggling at the plate all ‘ Rich Tate ’ 6 Bill Learman 5 has folded, making it neces- spring, failed to score a MEN’S GOLF sary for Croft-Clara to single run in the double Ron Nurnberger 4 Paul Regnerus 4 travel to Flint for league header. FLIGHT 1 play. They will play a dou- Tom Sutter 4 Alva Allen 6 Bob Walpole 4 ble-header every Thursday BAD AXE GAMES Jim Fox night at Whaley Stadium. 6 Wally Marston 3 Clint House 6 Jim Apley 2 Things look good this The Hawks did score Dale McIntosh year for the Kings as they some runs in the double 6 Terry Blanchard 2 Bill Repshinska 56 ChuckJim Guinther Curran 2 try to improve last year’s header Thursday at Bad Newell Harris 2 record of 55-30. Approxi- Axe, but the Hatchets Don Ouvry 5 Lou Horner 2 mately half of last year’s scored more in a double vic- Gene Kloc f/71&0\ Priced Go! The monkey wrench is losses were by one rh,not 4 Maynard Stine 2 To named after its inventor, a tory. Bill Kritzman 4 Harold Sweeney 2 London blacksmith namei getting the key hit. The opener wasn’t really Jeff MacKenzie ,CARS Charles Moncke. It is hoped that the addi- much of a game after the Carl Palmer 1. tion of Wally Hempton and fourth inning. The Hatchets LEAGUE HONOR ROLL 1983 CH EVY CAMARO 2-28 Factory Loaded, “Everything.” Joe Viney Dick Wallace Low Actual Round for 1982 CAMARO 2-28 INDY 500 PACE CAR “King of the Road.” Billy Coston Year - Newell Harris - 36. 1982 CHEVY CHEVETTE “Somebody Cared.” Clark Erla Elwyn Helwig WEEKLY 1982 CHEVY CHEVETTE “Previous Owner Heartbroken.!’ Maynard Helwig 1982 PONTIAC GRAND PRlX Locally Owned, ilPrevious Owner Heartbroken.” ’ Jim Peyerk Flight No. 1 - Gene Kloc - 1982 CHEVY CHEVETTE Only 17,000 mijes, “Brand New.” 38. FLIGHT 2 Flight No. 2 - Jim 1982 PLYMOUTH RELIANT K One Owner, Nice Car, “Priced to Sell.” e George Bushong Smithson - 37. 1981 CUTLASS SUPREME 1 Owner, 2 Door, 27,000 miles, “Loaded with Luxury.” Kim Glaspie Flight No. 3 - Gary Phil Gray 1981 CUTLASS 4 Door, 37,000Miles, One Owner, “Family Sire Comfort.” Diebel, Nat Tuttle - 42. John Haire 4 - - FlightY No. Rich Tate 1981 CHEVY CITATION “Somebody Cared for This One.” 3 to choose from. Jim Smithson? 6 43. 1980 CHEVY CITATION 1 owner, “Classic Beauty”, Must See to Appreciate. 1979 PONTlAC TRANS AM “Looks New - Drives New”, must see to believe. 1978 CHEVY CAMARO 1 Owner, “Priced to Sell.”

TRUCKS and VANS 1982 CHEVY LUV DIESEL “New” 8.5% Finance, 3 year - 36,000 miles Warranty 1981 CHEVY l/2 TON PICKUP Locally owned, “Hardly Used - Never Abused.” 2 to choose from. 1980 CHEvY TON PICKUP Locally Owned, “Hardly Used - Never Abused.” 1979 CHEVY ’12 PICKUP Locally Owned, “Looks New, Feels New.“ 1979 CHEVY lh TON SHORT BOX “Loaded with Luxury,” Priced to Sell. 1979 FORD VAN “Good Work Van.” ’ 1978 DODGE 4x4 miles, “Looks New, Drives New.” 20,000 ..-.-. 1977 DODGE VAN “Low Miles,” Needs Body Work - Priced to S’ell. $$ wood Jazz SeasDn Coor- FREE SUBSCHIPTION g dinator, noted that the Jam Bowling Reg. $2195 WITH EACH ORDER. ;; is patterned after similar events that are growing in X: CHARMONT LADIES ON SALE NOW FOR ONLY ?:-*. tloDularity. . across the coun- !:? try. “Lasi year we had over ROLL-OFFS The,Cass City iiii 400 people come,out to lis- $1095 :::: ten, and they really enjoyed 1st Place : Truemner Sal- Chronicle $3 it. This year, we’ll be spot- vage 3008. lighting some truly out- 2nd Place: Charmont SUZUKI HONDA shding musicians, and 2975. Phone 872.2010 $$ 3rd Place: Erla’s 2887. .:.: we’re looking for an even iii; bigger turnout,” Kauffold 200 Game: P. Ulfig 204. 525 Series: P. Ulfig 527. Corner of M- 142 8, Pinnebog Rood 375-2391 ’ASS CITY , MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY , MAY 17,1984 PAGE FIFTEEN \ Calka, Bliss athletes of meet Cass City dominates Thumb B track 4B w Cass City thinclads ran Car0 as both the boys and The victory for the boys dual meets this season. bowed once in the regular in 1:59.6, and the mile in with a win in the long jump Besides having the boy away with the top honors in girls finished on top and the gives the Hawks the undis- It is likely that the girls season. 4:24. with a leap of 17 feet, two athlete of the meet, Cass the’ Thumb B Association two athletes of the meet puted league crown as they Greg Bliss, the Hawks’ inches, and a first in the City also placed Mike Mid- league meet Tuesday at ’ were from Cass City. were undefeated in league Will tie for the league crown premier distance runner, His times in the mile and 100-yard dash. daugh second and Joe with Vassar which finished was athlete of the meet as half mile also broke his own Calka also finished sec- Viney fourth. Rich Haffner second in both divisions. he set three new league re- school records. ond in the 220 and ran a leg of Vassar was third. Vassar was undefeated in cords while winning the two Lori Calka was the in the second place Cass Complete results will be dual meets while Cass City mile in 9:51; the half mile female athlete of the meet City 800-yard relay team. published qext week. Thinclads set Rad 4xe records May 8, but the girls fell to Cass City thinclads set 200 M dash, Gentile, L, Shot put, Kelledes, M, 100-yard dash, Calka, CC, one new school record and the Red Raiders. ’ 25.69. 47’1”.Discus, 0 Kelledes, M, Cass City’s boys lost the 12.29. Six new meet records as the 3200 M run, Kurt Bliss, 880-yard relay, Calka, Hawk boys7 and . girls’ first Six events, Grezeszak cc ll .01I.. 80 129’2”. said, then came back to LaRoche, Marshall, G. teams swept t9 victories in 1600 M relay, Beecher, Pole vault, Woycik, M, Bryant, CC, 1 : 56.56. the six-team Hatchet Invit- ~ take the rest Of the events Ross, Kevin Bliss, 9’6”. Mile run, Ruby Bryant, tional at Bad Axe Saturday. a 84-79 deci- Stahlbaum,~. CC, 3:59._. . - 2-mile relay. Marlette. 51Ull. I, CC, 5:47.19. The school record was ---- First place finishers, 8:28.66. 440-yard relay, Marlette, posted by Lori Calka in the The girls also sBrvived a Laker meet, girls, were: 120-yard high hurdles, strong challenge by Raider 54.65. long jump. Her leap of 17 High jump, Schmidt, Middaugh, CC, 15.74. 440-yard dash, G. Bryant, feet, 1l1%inches was within thinclads to post an 82-79 Ruby Bryant, tie, CC, 4’6”. 100-yard dash, Viney, CC, decision. Cass City won 10 CC,65.42. five inches of the state re- Shot put, Steely, CC, 10.54. 330 low hurdles, Gilker- cord, coach Doug Grezes- of the 17 events, but Mar- 29’8%”. * 880-yard relay, Viney, lette took two of the three son, M, 51.74. zak said. In addition to the 3200 M relay, Ruby Erla, LaBelle, Beecher, 880-yard run, Rumptz, record, Calka set a new relay events worth 5 points Bryant, Tuckey, HurleY, CC, 1:37.92. M, each. 2 :46.79. GREG BLISS LORI CALKA meet mark in the 100-yard Hirn, CC, 11:44.21. Mile run, Greg Bliss, CC, 220-yard dash, McIlrath, dash with a time of 11.6. First place winners in the ,Long jump, Calks, CC, m4.64. Laker meet, boys, were: CC, 29.12. Mike Middaugh set new 15’11 ” . 440-yard relay, Viney, 2-mile run, Foster, M, meet records in the 120 hur- High jump, Hurford,CC, 100 M int. hurdles, Beecher, Smith, LaBelle, Junior high track teams 6’2”. 12 :32.37. dles (15.6) ; 330 low hurdles Schmaltz, CC, 17.90. CC,47.08. 4:#iE. relay, Marlette, (41.61, and the long jump Discus, Schember, L, 100 M dash, Calka, CC, CC,440-yard 55.36. dash, Jackson, (21-11/2). Greg Bliss set a 119’1 )) . 13.42. new mark in the half mile, Shot put, Sontag, CC, 880-yard relay, Calka, 880-yard run, Greg Bliss, dso dominate this spring 2:03.5. 42’8V2”. Gilly Bryant, Marshall, Long jump, Middaugh, CC, 2:04.76. If the varsity track teams grove, 68 1/3; Mayville, 63 The team results for the LaRoche, CC, 1.59.84. 330-yard low hurdles, Elkland okays team meets Cass City boys boys were: CC, 19’6’w. Discus, Kohr, L, 100’1’’. could achieve the success 113; Immanual Lutheran, I Middaugh, CC, 41.16. scored 71 points to top Lak- Pole vault, Sturm, L, 1600 run, Tuckey, CC, of the Cass City Junior High 33; Vassar, 14; Caro, 10. ers, 55 points, and Mayville, 220-yard dash, Viney, CC, proprty change Cass City...... 174 10’6”. 6: 18. 23.58. track teams the Hawks 21. The girls won with 85 3200 M relay, Jackson, would have a true dynasty. For tbe girls the results Vassar...... 127 440 relay, Elembaum, 2-mile run, Greg Bliss, The Elkland Township points as Lakers scored 40 USA ...... ,91 Kevin Bliss, Kostanko, Giner, Blome, Wissner, L, CC, io:i6.74. Year after year the junior were: Cass City, 102; and Mayville, 11. Kurt’Bliss, CC, 9: 16.00. Board Monday evening high is at or near the top. Akron-Fairgrove, 82; Lak- Sandusky ...... 71 56.16. Mile relay, Jackson, Mid- gave its approval to a Coach Larry Robinson’s Bad Axe ...... 46 116 M high hurdles, Mid- 440 run, Marshall, CC, daugh, LaBelle, Beecher, Wednesday, May 9, the ers, 76; Caro, 45; USA, 45; daugh, CC, 15,86. Farmland and Open Space Hawks continued tHe tradi- Vassar, 34; Mayville, 34; charges were also well in North Huron...... ll 1: 06.8. CC, 3:40.10. Preservation Act (Public front in another meet, 100 M dash, Erla, CC, 880run, Sturm, L,2:42.86. First ‘place finishers, tion by winning both the Ubly,31; Immanual Luthe- 12.31. Act 116) agreement be- rls’ and boys’ competi- ran, 14. again scoring 71 points to Team results for the girls 300 low hurdles, Kohr, L, Marlette meet, girls, were: tween the state and Fred easily top USA, 49 points, were: 1600 M run, Greg Bliss, 55.95. High jump, Schmidt, CC, t’lon. , CC, 4:50. and Iris McEachern.

There were eight teams DUAL MEETS and Mayville, 27. The girls 200 M dash, Calka, CC, 4’ 10”. The agreement is for 80 800 M relay, Viney, + entered. For the boys the scored 70 points, with Cass City...... ,164 28.01. Long jump, Calka, CC, acres they own in Section 11 Mayvjlle second with 41 Lakers...... 89 Beecher, LaBelle, Smith, 3200 run, Ruby Bryant, 16771/2”. results and points were: The teams also domi- cc, 1:45.44. on Buehrly Road. Cass City, 111 516; Laker, points and USA third with USA ...... 77 CC,1600 13:09.5. relay, Schmaltz 1 28’6”.Shot put, Steely, CC, nated other meets played Vassar...... 59 400 M dash, Jackson, CC, The board also adopted 107’ 2: USA, 84 ; Akron-Fair- 25 points. earlier this spring. In three- Ubly...... 36 updated bylaws for the Sandusky ...... 32 township fire department. Bad Axe ...... 31 Loss ends First place finishers with Noah Webster spent t’ irty- Hawk times or distances were: six years writing his dictionary. GIRLS softball season Shot put, Herp,,BA,32’9”. High- jump, Killian, V, Cass City’s softball sea- many games this year, nings and Yvette Hurd 5’0”. son came to an end Monday when the hitting was good, mopped up the last two in Long jump, Calka, CC, at ,Marlette when the host the pitching faltered and the game called after five 17’11’/2”. Red Raiders topped the when the pitching was ex- innings, Discus, Kohr, L, 102’3”. Hawks, 2-0, in pre-district cellent the Hawks’ bats Two-mile relay, Cass action. were mute. Leading the attack was City, 10:54. It was a battle between While Cass City failed in Laurie Cook with the best 120 high hurdles/llO low two good pitchers. Mar- Thumb B Association and game of her career with hurdles, Landeryou, U, Ate’s Long bested Cass tournament play, they were four hits in four tries. 16.5. City’s Jill Hutchinson. Long excellent in a Saturday 100-yard dash, Calka, CC, allowed Cass City just three tournament at Flint Lakeville proved to be 11.6. hits, two by Colleen Irrer, Bentley . tougher competition and 880-yard relay, USA, 17 and was in charge all the Cass City won both reached Hutchinson for six. 1: 56.1. way. Hutchinson was games with a power display hits and as many runs. Mile run, Bryant, CC, nearly as effective, allow- that has been absent most It was Cook’s day at the 5:48.5. ing five hits and striking of the season. plate as she collected three 440-yard relay, Bad Axe, out nine in her seven-inning The girls rolled over Otis- safeties making it seven 54.6. stint. ville-Lakeville, 11-6, and hits in nine tries for the day. 440 dash, Bryant, CC, Coach Jim Fox said the Flint Bentley, 19-1. Also contributing to the 1:05.6. Reg., Herbal reason for the Hawks’ tTou- Cass City pounded out 16 attack with two hits each 880 dash, Sturm, L, or Ex. Strength h!es thisspring was lack of hits. Jill Hhtchinson were Lisa Benitez, Hutchin- 2:41.7. 6 oz. Size .ttinp; consistencv. In pitched three scoreless in- son and Becky Severance. 330 low hurdles, Land- I eryou, U, 48.9. 220dash, Martin, V, 26.8. Kaopectate 2-mile run, Bryant, CC, 13: 14.2. 12 oz. & 8 oz. Concentrate ‘1.39 Rotary hosting \ Mile relay, Cass City, W / 4 :30.1. 0 a .a m A visiting 3cots BOYS U Pole vault, Bays, Sand, The Cass City Rotary South of Scotland Electric- dustries Association. 10 ’6”. f ‘!ub will be hosting six bus- ity Board, which has a fleet The group was in the Shot put, Hart, V, 43’11’’. iness and professional per- of 2,000 vehicles; John Saginaw area from Sunday High jump, Hurford, CC, sons from Scotland for five Young, 34, a police through Saturday of last 6’1”. I afta. 1 AFTER 6HAVL days starting Thursday as sergeant, and Peter Mac- week; the Frankenmuth Long’ jump, Middaugh, SKIN CWWMER part of the Rotary Founda- Kinnon, 28, a solicitor (at- area since Saturday, and cc, 21’1!,2”. tion’s Group Study Ex- torney). will arrive in Cass City this Discus, Jacobs, V, 129’2”. change program. They will be accom- Thursday. Two-mile relay, Cass The five program par- panied by Basil Emslie, 66, City, 8:52.4. ticipants, non-Rotarians, past president of the Glas- During their stay here, 120 high hurdles/llo low Sea Breeze are Rev. Thomas Gault, 27, gow Rotary Club, who they will tour a dairy farm, hurdles, Middaugh, CC, Regular & Sensitive Skin 3%Afta’ 02. Size a Catholic priest; Derek serves as Rotary gover- egg farm and bean proces- 15.6. 10 oz. Size Wilson, 26, a banker; John nor’s representative. He is sing plant in the upper 100-yard dash, Haffner, Atherton, 30, assistant regional director for the Thumb, and Walbro plant v, 10.01. Tears Naturale in Cass City. Saturday and 880-yard relay, USA, ‘/2 oz. Size Sunday, they will be in the 1: 37.8. $1.79 Detroit area, visit Green- Mile run, G. Bliss, CC, field Village, Renaissance 4:32.2. USED LAWN& Center and see a Tiger 440-yard relay, USA, 47.4. $3.79 game. 440dash, Heffner, V, 54.7. 880 dash, G. Bliss, CC, i GARDEN EQUIPMENT / The highlight Monday 2:03.5. 330 low hurdles, Mid- --MEMOREX :John Deere 70 L&G tractor, #7 hp., 34 in. will be a banquet starting One Day RENT Or BUY * at 6:30 p.m. at the Colony daugh, CC, 41.6. dB SERIES c-90 mower House for the visitors and 220dash, Haffner, V, 22.3. rm[10ls 2-mile run, G. Bliss, CC; Photo til John Deere 317 L&G tractor, 17 hp., hydro- upper Thumb Rotarians. 3 PACK Wheelchairs static, 46 in. cut mower The visitors will give a 10:23.8. ; Mile relay, Cass City, THREE FOR ONLY Canes John Deere 112 L&G tractor, 10 hp., 38 in . program about Scotland. Processing The public is invited and 3:45.2. I + mower, plow and disk can order tickets by calling Walkers DUAL MEETS 100 Yo :John Deere 31 tiller to fit 200 series tractor Roger Little at 872-2195 or Guaranteed Crutches ,Semi-star L&G tractor, 11 hp., 38 in. cut, 1 Daiid Milligan,, 872-2937. The group will depart Cass City boys and girls Quality . year old, like new! Tuesday for the Alma-St. continued undefeated in Reg. $8.49 Commodes Thumb B Association dual JHC 782 L&G tractor, 17 hp., with 50 in. Louis area and be there ~~SERIES.90 11 cutmower until way 29; in the Midland meets by winning matches I from conference oppo- ‘Ford hydrostatic 16 hp. L&G tractor, sharp! area from May 29-June 2; We Accept All Pre-Pay Prescription Plans Alpena area, June 2-8; nents. Ten used John Deere riding mowers, some Grand Rapids, June 8-10; The boys defeated the : with electric start Mount Pleasant area, June Lakers Thursday, 112’2 to 10-15; spend 1% days in To- 501h.The Hawks won 14 of : Stop and see our large selection of New John Deere ronto, then go home. the 17 events. Middaugh ;Riding Mowers and Lawn and Garden Tractors. Over 30 was a triple winner for the -models to choose from! ’ Jo(n Graham of Colwood Hawks iri the hurdles and Road, Caro, will be chauf- Ion jump. “AROUND HERE IT’S JOHN DEERE” feuring the visitors from T%e girls also topped the city to city in his motor Lakers, 90’5 to 61‘2. Lori home. Calka was a triple winner A group of six from the for Cass City in the long upper Thumb, including jump, 100-meters and 200- meters events. ~~~~~ --- Ravid Decker of Cass City, I EaUIPMENT-- CO. The Hawk boys also top- We Accept All Manufacturers’, Cents Off Coupons f :337 Montague St. Caro 673-3939 will make an exchange visit to Scotland in spring, 1985. ped Marlette Wednesday, [a PAGE SIXTEEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1984 Former area Obituaries man killed 0-Gpreps for

i in crash, GUY BAILEY MYRTIE SHEFFIELD A former Deford area re- g raduation swirl sident , Wesley James Coq- c Guy Bailey, 46, of St. Myrtie Ann Sheffield, 95, nolly,21, of Plainwell, was I I Charles, a former Huron formerly of Silvernail killed Thursday in a traffic the audience in The Lord’s County resident, died May Road, Caro, died Saturday Owendale - Gagetown nediction will be delivered accident north of Grand High School seniors took Prayer, followed by a final by Scott Thies. The reces- 9 4 of injuries suffered that at the Tuscola County Med- Rapids. their final examinations hymn, “Let There Be Peace sional will be played by the day in an automobile acci- ical Care Facility, Caro, The Kent County dent in Saginaw County. where she had been a resi- Tuesday and Wednesday, on Earth.” Sheila En- band. Sheriff’s Department re- gelhardt will give the be- Members of the Class of He was born May 16,1937, dent six years. ported he was southbound the first step in a busy in Detroit, the son of Shirley She was born Nov. 17, round of graduation ac- nediction, followed by the 1985 will serve as ushers. on M-37,near Sparta, when recessional. SENIOR CLASS OF- and IdagCarli) Bailey. His 1888, in Koylton Township, his car crossed the center- tivit ies. father was a former Hol- south of Kingston, the The last day of school for Organist Sunday will be ficers are Sheila lh- line and collided head-on Connie Baranski. gelhardt , president ; Scott brook area resident. daughter of Joshua and with a semi-truck. the 28 seniors will be this Bailey, who was married Martha (Huntley) Randall. Thursday. The senior prom THE GRADUATION Thies, vice-presiden to the former Theresa She married Frank N. will be that evening at the ceremony will be Thurs- Brenda Schwartz, secret- Stomack, was principal of Walk April 18, 1906, who Ubly Heights Country Club. day, May 24, starting at 8 ary, and LaNette Michel- Patterson Elementary died in August, 1936. She The baccalaureate ser- p.m. in the high school gym. son, treasurer. School, St. Charles. then married Burton L. vice will be in the Gagetown The processional will be The class motto is, . He is survived by his Sheffield Aug. 9, 1941, who Elementary gym, starting played by the band, then “Cherish yesterday, dre‘am wife; two sons, Tim and died Dec. 10,.1959. at 7:30 p.m. senior Gary Erickson will tomorrow, live today.” The Dan Bailey, both of St. Survivors include three The band, conducted by give the invocation. flowers are the red and Charles; one daughter, De- sons, Seeley, Rudolph and Alan Angeloff, will play the Sheila Engelhardt will white rose, class song’ is bbie Bailey, St. Charles; Garth Walk, all of Caro; processional, to be followed give the valedictory ad- “Only Time Will Tell,” and dress, then class advisor the colors are dark blue and and his mother and step- three stepdaughters, Emily by the hymn, “ Amazing Manuel Thies will present silver. father, Ida and William Barshow, Standish, Eve- Grace. ” Elvin, Bad Axe, and an lyn, Goodells; and Marion The service will be con- some awards. Peter Sparks The graduates, in ad(!’ aunt, Mrs. Curtis Cleland, Snyder, Port Huron; one ducted by seniors, except will give the salutatory ad- tion to those already mel. grandchild; one great- for the main speaker. dress, then Thies will pre- tioned, are William Frank Ubly. Abfalter, April A. Adam% Funeral services were grandchild; two great- Glenda McPhail will give sent the rest of the awards. great-grandchildren, and the invocation, then Peter The band will play a song, Edward C. Ashmore, Cyn- held Tuesday morning, thia Emmons, Patrick D. May 8, at the Immaculate 22 step-grandchildren. Sparks will lead the respon- then Supt. Ronald Erickson L. Conception Catholic She was preceded in sive reading, will introduce the com- Hallock, Earl R. Harris, Church, St. Charles. death by one sister, four LaNette Michelson will mencement speaker, Alan P, Janke, Alan R. Graveside services were brothers, two daughters, a do the Scripture reading,, Bishop Kenneth Untener of Levalley, Marschelle Mary held that afternoon at Val- three sons, five stepsons followed by another hymn,. the Diocese of Saginaw. Marie Levine;’ Jose F. ley Cemetery, Bingham and five step-grandchil- “Onward Christian Sol- After his address, slides Lopez, Tamra J. Mandich. WESLEY CONNOLLY will be shown of the Also, John M. Patnaude, Township. dren. diers. ” Brenda Schwartz Local arrangements Funeral services were will read the Apostles’ graduating class. Jody L. Sprague, Gary were by Zigner-Smigielski held Tuesday afternoon at A tire frob the truck or Creed. “How Great Thou Principal F. Wayne Sterling, Dawn Marie Funeral Home, Ubly. Harmon-Lance Funeral trailer it was pulling came Art” will then be played. Wright will present the Thick, Cindy M. Thomas, Home, Kingston, Rev. Ken- off and struck a second Rev. Wayne Wentzel of class and announce Angela B. Thorp, Helen L. neth Boileau officiating. southbound vehicle, but its St. Peter Lutheran Church, scholarship winners. Volz, Amy Jo Wood and PETER FRANZEL Burial was in East Dayton occupants were unhurt. Mount Clemens, former Diplomas will be passed Scott C. Wright. Cemetery. .The driver of the truck was pastor of St. John’s Luthe- out by Erickson and school Underclassmen will take Peter G. Franzel, 81, of Memorials may be made also uninjured. ran Church, Kilmanagh, board President Ronald their final examinations Austin Township died last to the Kingston Wesleyan will deliver the bac- Good. May 30 and 31, The school Thursday at the Sanilac Church or the Tuscola Connolly was pronounced calaureate message. The band will play the year will end with a half- County Medical Caro F,acil- County Medical Care Facil- dead at the scene. Karen Jeffery will lead school song, then the be- day Friday, June 1. ity, Sandusky, after a short ity. The semi-truck burst into illness. flames from the impact. He was born June 8,1902, Two fire departments were in Austin Township, the called to the scene and FLYING SAUCER -- T.J. Borson son of John S. and Nettie MARY JANE LEGG while fighting the blaze, a Ease.regulations (foreground) shows a different way of (Peters) Franzel e fireman collapsed and died throwing a plastic disc or was he Franzel and Mae Cleary Mary Jane Legg, 91, of of a heart attack, the -- were married Nov. 26,1930, 6017 State Street, Kingston, sheriff’sdepartment said. catching it? =- Friday, May 4, at at St. Patrick Catholic died Saturday at the Tus- As of Friday, the 6:30 ’ Cass City Intermediate .School. His Church, Palms. She died cola County Medical Care p.m. accident remained for .dairymen Dec. 10, 1962. Facility at Caro. under investigation. It was J partner was Me1 Kostich, in rear, who He was a lifelong She was born in Marlette not immediately deter- did most of the announcing. Kostich parishioner at St. Ignatius Dec. 10, 1892, the daughter mined why Connolly’s car The U.S. Department of Catholic Church, Freiburg, of Mr. and Mrs. George crossed the centerline. Agriculture in mid-April lives in California ; Borson in Ohio. and farmed in Austin Connolly, who moved to signed an order suspending - McKenzie. Mrs. Legg was - - Township until retiring in a resident of Kingston 61 Plainwell during the past the base excess plan in Fed- 1964. years. year, was born Nov. 30, eral Order 40 (southern POOL TIME He is survived by three She married Leo Legg in 1961, in Cass City, the son Michigan) from August, sons, Jerome Franzel, Marlette Jan. 17, 1917. He of James and Violet (Pratt) 1984, through January, Ubly, and Donald and died July 26, 1972, Connolly . 1986. James Franzel, both of She was a member of the He was employed as a In addition, Michigan Rockport, Texas ; six White Creek Floral Club lumberman and was a dairymen are now paying grandchildren, and one sis- and the Kingston United member of the Deford Com- an additional 5 cents per ter, Mrs. Arnold (Frances) Methodist Church. munity Church. hundredweight (cwt. 1 for LaPeer, Ubl y . Survivors include one Connolly is survived by dairy product promotion One daughter, Charlotte, son, Harlan Legg, Kings- his parents, of Deford; twin and research. three brothers and one sis- ton, and two daughters, brother, Walter, and The suspension was ter preceded him in death. Margie Kramer and Jane younger brother, Wayne, granted to remove pressure Funeral services were Anne Lalko, both of Kings- both at home; paternal that all milk producers held Saturday morning at grandparents, Alfred Con- might feel to build a produc- * ton; one sister, Lulu (Chlorine Now In Returnable Bottles) St. Ignatius, Rev. John Roberts of Frankenmuth; nolly, - Deford, and Della tion base in the August-De- Ederer officiating. Burial cember,accommodate 1984, period producers and to Get Your Pool Chemicals and Supplies From: 14 grandchildren, and 30 Pfaff, Car0 ; maternal was in the church cemet- great-grandchildren. grandparents, Mr. and participating in the volun- ery. Memorials may be made Mrs. Fred Pratt, Bad Axe, I Father Ederer codducted and a niece, Dena Connolly . tary milk diversion prog- BIGELOW- HARDWARE to the Tuscola County Med- Cass City Ph. 872-2245 a w.ake service Friday ical Care Facility or the The deceased was taken ram. evening at Zinger- Kingston United Methodist from Little’s Funeral Home The order means that Owners: Jerry & Betty Stilson ‘ Smigielski Funeral Home, Church. Monday morning to lie in area producers will be paid Ubly. Funeral services were state at the Evangelical on the blend price begin- held Monday afternoon at Free Church, until the 1 ning with August, 1984, milk the Kingston United p.m. funeral service. Rev. through January, 1986, Methodist Church, Rev. Eldred Kelley officiated, milk.The suspension may be Larry Higgins, the pastor, Burial was in Novesta and Rev. Robert Cameron Township Cemetery. temporary and if no further officiating. Burial was in Kingston Cemetery. Arrangements were by Harmon-Lance Funeral Home, Kingston.

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Anna Thelma Ward, 83, of Flint died Tuesday at Chateau Gardens of Flint Wedding Plans? after a long illness. ’ She was born Oct. 3,1900, in West Branch, the daugh- ter of Arden and Edna (McKee) Williams. Miss Williams married William Henry Ward We‘ll help you solve them I 1 March 28, 1925, in Detroit. They made their home in Greenleaf Township, Sanilac County, until 1952 I Adaptation of when they moved to Flint. Tradivionol swing arm popular Even for the simplest wedding there are many details pharmacy Ward died July 19, 1957. or bridge lamp in Mrs. Ward, who had been antique brass finlsh, lamp in attended questions $way. Wh. polished brass employed as a private to be to and that arise in planning finish is nurse, was a member of the adiustoble Third Avenue Baptist the wedding. Every bride wishes her wedding to be from 52“ to 60’ with %way Church of Flint. She was a lighting. past member of the Shab- just perfect. To help you prepare for that wonderful 1 vow choice bona United Methodist Church and the Women’s Christiim Temperance day, we have compiled a list of questions most $6995 Union. She is survived by one commonly asked by the bride-to-be. The answers daughter, Caroline Ward of Shades are pwchmenr color shirred muslin. Flint. are taken from authoritative sources on etiquette. Funeral services will be fi conducted Saturday at 11 a.m. at Little’s Funeral May your wedding day be a perfect one, from the Mast r Ca rd Home, Cass City, with Rev. e ” Visa Hugh Alley of the First Bap- tl’me you say “yes, to your joyful departure in a tist Church of McKeesport, Pa., and Rev. Thomas R. shower of rice! Harfst of the Third Avenue Baptist Church of Flint, of- ficiating. Burial will be in Elkland Township Cemetery. Pallbearery will be Virgil Van Norman, Frank Karner, Estes Webb, The Cuss City Chronicle James Terhune, Herschel Baugh, Paul Jones, Dr. Phone 872-2010 Fleming Barbour and Ed Varlin. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1984 PAGE SEVENTEEN Two Cass City men Ground broken for two silos found innocent said, will include widening two feet on each side, resur- facing and a separate bicy- A Tuscola County Circuit property, to setting fire to Dean Emery, 28, no avail- cated, depends on how cle path part of the way. Court jury last Thursday the Church of Christ; able address, pleaded no much business the two silos The village has applied found a Cass City man inno- breaking and entering an contest to attempted being added this year at- for $30,000 in Small Cities cent of a charge of mali- occupied dwelling (the forgery of a state warrant tract and how well ship- funds -- a different federal cious destruction of prop: home on Hooper Street), for $100 June 25, 1982, in ments can be made from program than the one pay- erty over $100, the day after and aiding and-or abetting Caro. His plea was ac- the facility by truck, now ing most of the cost of the the same charge was dis- Haag in breaking and en- cepted and a sentencing that rail service is no longer street project --to pay most missed against another tering the Sacred Heart date will be set. available. of the local share. The May Cass City man. Church. In October, 1982, Emery Howard said several per- 8 hearing was a require- The trial of Rodney L. was found guilty of uttering sons attended the public OTHER CASES ment in order to get the Wakefield, 20, of 6204 and publishing in connec- hearings May 8 to ask ques- funds. Lakeside Drive, and Kevin tion with the incident and tions, but no one had any HOWARD EXPECTS TO In other Circuit Court was sentenced to prison, objections to the industrial L. Montreuil, 18, of 4091 cases Monday : know by the end of June Crane Road, began last but the Michigan Court of development district or the whether Owendale has yednesday. Both men were Charles G. Crump, 22, of Appeals set aside the con- application for paving 4908 Murphy Park Drive, been awarded the $30,000. charged with breaking the viction and sentence and funds. If its application is re- Otter Lake, pleaded guilty sent the case back to circuit Following the hearing, front and rear windows of to criminal, sexual conduct jected, he said the village the car of Larry Turnbull court. the council approved a re- will have to borrow the July 7, 1983, in Novesta (second degree) with a girl solution establishing the under age 13 April 21 in money it needs through the Township. DISTRICT COURT district, which will give state’s transportation At the end of the first day Watertown Township. Pillsbury a 50 percent re- His plea was accepted bonding program. of the trial, Wakefield’s at- Charles W. Kappen, 27, of duction for 12 years in what Owendale has $20,000 torney, John C. Burns of and sentencing scheduled 3192 E. Cass City Road, it would otherwise pay in July 2. saved, given to it over the Cass City, moved for a di- Cass City, pleaded guilty property taxes on the value years by Brookfield rected verdict of innocent In a plea bargain with the April 25 to impaired driving of its new facilities. prosecution, the charge Township, of which the vil- €or his client on the grounds (subsequent offense) Nov. THE APPLICATION lage is a part, for the street insufficient evidence was against him was reduced 11 in Ellington Township. for federal Small Cities from criminal sexual con- program. If it does get the presented to show his client He was sentenced Mon- Program funds, adminis- Small Cities grant, the dif- was guilty. Judge Patrick duct (first degree) and day by Judge Richard F. tered by the Michigan De- another charge with sepa- ference between that and Et. Joslyn agreed and Kern to five days in the partment of Commerce, is the $20,000, about $2,700, granted the motion. rate counts of CSC (first de- county jail, to be served HARRY LENDA, IGA Foodliner owner, presents a gift to help pay for repaving of gree) and CSC (second de- will have to come out of the The trial ended the next week ends, and one year of certificate for $100 that was donated as one of the prizes in Sebewaing Road as it runs general fund. day with the jury finding gree) will be dismissed. probation. His license was through Owendale, a dis- James A. Randall, 20, of a raffle sponsored by the Cass City Pre-School Nursery. Although some prelimi- Montreuil innocent. suspended for nine months. tance of one mile, and for ‘nary work might be done 909 W. Burnside Street, He is to do no driving the Accepting the first prize is Eddie Park, son of Dr. and Mrs. the half-mile of Owendale Caro, was sentenced to one yet this year, the repaving first 60 days, then can drive Sang Park. Mrs. Park and Connie Klinkman, president of Road from Sebewaing won’t be done until 1985, year in the county jail for to and from work and treat- Road to the south village HAAG GUILTY probation violation. He was after all. sanitary lines are ment. the pre-school, watch the presentation, limits. installed. Construction of credited with 45 days He is to enroll in the Al- The village, Howard In a plea bargain with the served. the sanitary sewer system cohol Highway Safety Edu- explained, has already began Monday, May 7. (See prosecution, Kent M. Haag, Randall was placed on been awarded a federal 32, of 344 Wells Street, Caro, cation program and receive photo, page 1). four years’ probation in De- counseling or attend an al- grant that will pay 78 per- pleaded guilty to two of cember, 1980, for larceny in Howard noted that appli- seven charges against him. cohol self-help group. Kap- Crop management cent of the cost of the repav- cation for the major federal a building. He pleaded He pleaded guilty to pen was fined $252, asses- ing, with the village to pay grant for the resurfacing guilty April 30 to violating sed $173 court costs and is the remainder. breaking and entering the probation because of his began in the fall of 1982, be- to pay $50 restitution for sc- The ceiling cost for Sebe- fore it was known that Church of Christ in Caro guilty pleas in district court waing Road has been set at April 16 and larceny in a reening. Pillsbury would be building April 3 to assault and bat- Blaine Feyerk, 21, of 5040 $125,000, which means the building, of stealing the tery and illegal entry. the new silos. tabernacle the same night McKinley, Elkton, pleaded maximum federal share is The repaved streets will Edward R. Jobson, 36, of begins for 4=H’ers$97,500 and the village from the Sacred Heart guilty Monday to driving U benefit the firm and the vil- 3817 W. Center Street, Mil- with license suspended or share is $27,500. The ceiling Catholic Church in Caro. lington, stood mute to a lage, since there will be Joslyn accepted his pleas revoked April 27 in Cass cost of repaving Owendale more heavy trucks in town. charge of deliyery of co- City. A new crop management developed through the be able to calculate produc- Road has been set at and scheduled sentencing caine June 1, 1983, in Mil- They will also tie into the His plea was accepted program designed to en- cooperation of county voca- tion costs and develop a bet- $69,000, of which the federal resurf aced Sebew aing June 25. A motion for reduc- lington. ,tional agriculture teachers, ter understanding of the government will pay tion of Haag’s $50,000 and he was sentenced to courage 4-H and Future Road. The four miles of it A plea of innocent was three days in the county Farmers of America mem- Cooperative Extension Ser- factors affecting profitable $43,820 maximum and the east of Owendale were re- surety bond was denied. entered and pretrial hear- vice, elevators and agri- crop production. village, $15,180. In addition The charges to be dismis- jail, placed on probation for bers in Huron County to paved within the past ing scheduled June 4. Bond one year, fined $42 and as- keep accurate and com- businesses. Individuals or businesses to the total of $42,680 for couple of years. Sebewaing sed as part of the plea bar- Through the program wishing to assist in the construction, the village gain are breaking and en- was continued. sessed $33 court costs. plete crop records has been Road between Sebewaing called Accurate Acre, sponsorship of the Accurate has to pay an additional and Owendale is scheduled tering an occupied dwelling members will also analyze Acre program can contact $10,000 for engineering. (a house on N. Hooper for repaving this year or their project by looking at the local vo-ag teacher or The project, Howard next, Howard said. Street), breaking and en- what practices were fol- the extension office. tering the Sacred Heart lowed and determine how I Church, breaking and en- those practices affected tering Vandemark’s Auto their yield and profit. Parts, breaking and enter- The project will consist ing Wright Pharmacy, and of a minimum of one mea- breaking and entering a sured acre. The Accurate motor vehicle (a pickup Acre program will be li- camper). All took place mited to soybeans, wheat, April 16 in Caro. corn, barley and oats and Haag’s accomplice, De- all field beans. Participants nnis J. Brady, pleaded are eligible to submit one guilty May 7 to arson of real entry for each of the five ‘* crop areas. In addition to FFA chap- ters; which include Ubly, 4-H entries will be entered in two groups, junior (pre- high school) and senior (high school age). Each group will have at least three local winners in f-I f each crop area, who will NEW BRIDGE -- Construction of a concrete bridge on receive a framed certifi- cate. THEY CAN Bevens Road over White Creek, east of Kingston Road, has The top individual in each I’ started and is to be completed no later than Nov. 1. Fisher crop area from each group I- I- Contracting of Midland is the contractor for the $144,799 will be interviewed by a ’I sponsors committee to project. Federal funds pay 80 percent; the state, 10 select the county winner in percent, and the Tuscola County Road Commission, 10 each of the five crop areas. A trophy will be presented percent. to each county winner. Radioactive waste plan Winners will be selected on the basis of yield in rela- The Midwest Low Level state to join. Other members are In- tion to soil capabilities, , Public Hearing Notice Radioactive Waste Com- completion of planned man- mission has been or- diana, Iowa, Minnesota. agement and cultural prac- Village of Gagetown Residents ganized. There are 11 other states tices, fertilization program HOSPITAL WEEK”SURPRISE -- The Hills and Dales General The commission, which eligible to join the commis- sion which have until July based on need, complete- Hospital Auxiliary gives a car seat to the parents of the first baby born includes Michigan, is a first ness and accuracy of re- during National Hospital Week each year. This year, they had to give At 8:OO p.m. on June 4, 1984, at the Village step towards an interstate 1 to take advantage of au- Municipal Building, in Gagetown, Michigan, a cords, soil maps and re- two seats to Donald and Sandra Yax (at right) of Cass City, parents of : compact that will help de- tomatic eligibility into the lated information. public hearing will be held to obtain the views of velop a regional plan for organization. twins, Stephen and Sarah, born last Thursday. The babies were in the The commission cannot Entries are due at the ex- neo-natal unit at Hurley Medical Center in Flint when photo was taken. c it izen s conwrn ing Comm un ity Deve Io p me nt safe and efficient manage- tension office, 104 County Act of 1974, as amended. ment of low-level radioac- become an interstate com- Presenting the seats were auxiliary President Virginia Hartwick (left 1 pact until approval is Building, Bad Axe, by June tive waste generated in the 10. and Vice-president Jeannine Hobart. area. granted by Congress. By participating in the The commission became Michigan’s authority to munity development block grant funds for FY joining the commission program it is hoped that the formally constituted when 4-H and FFA members will 1984 from the Michigan Department of Missouri became the fifth stems from a 1982 law. Commerce.

Federal guidelines require that the maximum priority be given to activities which will benefit ilow or moderate income families or aid in the prevention or elimination of slums or blight. HILLS & DALES A variety of projects are eligible for community GENERAL+ HOSPITAL IM M ED IATE Property acquisition CARE CLINIC Public works projects + Building clearancelrehabili tat ion COMBINED FEE S25.00

I Public serviceslfacilities (ROOM & PHYSICIAN) ’ Interim assistance + Matching grant in aid funds HOURS:. . Relocation assistance 6130 PM - 8130 PM FRI. 2:30 PM - 8130 PM SAT. Handicapped barrier removal 1O:OO AM - PM SUN. T Code enforcement 8130+ Historic preservation EMERGENCY ROOM Economic development activities 24 HR. 7 DAYS A WEEK ’ Planningldesignated environmental activities + Administration costs CALL: 872-2 1 2 1 If you cannot attend this meeting and want you PETROGLYPHS VISITORS -- Girl Scout Troop 874, with leader Chris Kirby 4675CAS CITY, HILL ST.MI views known, please contact the village office. and Brownie Troop 671, with leader Faith Fahrner, both from the Owendale- Gagetown area, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer east of Cass City for treats Saturday and then visited the petroglyphs (Indian roqk carvings), shown in the foreground, in Greenleaf Township, Ruth Timmons was a helper. (Photo by Gaylord LaPeer 1. PAGE EIGHTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1984 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN

Brenda Schmrtz; USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS P Transit (nonbusiness)rates. (General) [General] places fourth in 10 words or less. $1.25 each .I Automotive] f General 1 1 d-’ insertion; additional words 7 [Merchandise] Merchandise Merchandise cents each, Three weeks for FOR SALE - 1975 Old- FOR SALE - 1971 Honda CT the price of two cash rate. smobile 98, loaded, new WEDDING ACCES- FOR SALE - National cash FOR SALE - 10-inch - Trail 70. Excellent shape. national test Save money by enclosing brakes and exhaust, $600 or SORIES - Candelabras, register and store counters. Craftsman radial arm saw, cash with mail orders. Rates best. Call 872-4348 after arches, ‘kneeling benches, $150.00 or best offer, Call C & C Shoppe on Main St. used dozen times, $400. Cqll Gagetown, will be attend- for display want ad on 6:OO. 1-5-3-3 tables, chairs, tents, foun- 872-3739. 2-5-10-3 Call 872-3812 or 872-?525. 872-5032 in morning. Brenda Schwartz, an 2-5-10-3 2-5-10-3 Owendale-Gagetown High ing Central Michigan Uni- application. tains, roasters, and more -- ..versity and plans to study at Caro Rental. Call 673- FOR SALE - Zenith console School senior, finished ~ + fourth in the nation in the business. 5578. 2-5-17-1 TV, console stereo, AM-FM Accompanying her on her 8-track turntable, 12x16 [ Real Estate For Sale ] category in which she com- [ Automotive J [Me%:zL) - -- peted at the Office Educa- trip to Indianasolis was her SMALLCHEST freezer for rust carpet - 2 years old. older sister, Michelle. They FOR SALE - 1975 Chevy Gympac lo00 exerciser, tion Association (OEA) na- GOOD USED lawn mowers sale. Works great. Good for J tional convention April 27- drove. Monza, very clean, V-8 au- for sale. Call 872-3932. mobile home. $100. Call 872- complete with weights and ‘J J Real Estate -1 May 1 in Indianapolis. Paying-- for Brenda’s hotel tomatic. new tires, mags, 2-5-17-3 3887 after 4 p.m, 2-5-17-3n slant board. Phone 872-4123. 2-5-17-1 J PRICE REDUCED ON THIS STARTER HOME -i She competed in General room and meals and many extras. Phone 872- ._ Clerical I, in which the com- Michelle’s room, plus the 3901. Must be seen to be ap- FOR SALE - 28’ Avion, ARE YOU READYforTld --- __ -- G’ A very attractive and well kept home on approximately J WATERBEDS and the new 2% J petitors had to type a letter, cost of gasoline, were the preciated. 1-5-3-3 $2,200 or with 1974 Ford pic- fashionedMalts, sodas, ice sundaes, cream”? ba- acres. New roof, aluminum siding, and enclosed .. . _. - -- Restonic mattress on dis- J prepare an expense sheet Owendale Lions Club, - -- kup, $4,000. Phone 872-4244. porch. Nice patio. Appliances and curtains and wood play. Waterbed Manufac- burner are included along with a storage building. Will J and a payroll sheet and file Owen-Gage Band Boosters, FOR SALE - 1978 Caprice 2-4-12-tf nana splits and cones. Owendale Women’s Club 305, U-Foun-Dit Donut, Sand- turers of Michigan, 8625 M- take down payment, Also, may rent with option, call J names in alphabetical Classic wagon, air, Paul Skinner. 267-CY J order. They had one hour to and Gagetown Women’s power steering, power wich and Ice Cream Shop. 25, Sebewaing. Monday- Study Club. The school HONEY FOR SALE - in Friday until 5:30. Saturday J complete the tasks. They brakes. Call 872-3940. Corner-of M-81 and Decker- J. J were judged on accuracy, board paid Brenda’s regist- 1-5-3-3 your jars or ours - sold in ville Rd., Caro, Open daily 1O:OO-5:OO. Sunday 12:OO- CASS CITY COUNTRY HOhlE J small containers or large. 5 :00. Call 883-3385, Discount 3 bedroom ranch style home next to creek. 1%baths, has J, ration fee. . ..__ 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday 11 with ties being broken by Open evenings after 5 and a.m-9 p.m. 2-5-3-3 prices. 2-5-17-1 a detached, insulated and heated garage. plus another J time taken to complete the FOR SALE - Corvette, 1976, all day Saturday. 13/4 miles tasks. garage. This home is sharp looking. Land contract J HDC has $7,200, 350 automatic, AM/ south of Cass City. Millard terms are available. miles to Cass City. 516-CY J FOR-SALE- - 137 ;$rT s -1 4Y2 FM stereo, T-Top. Call 872- Ball, 3640 Cemetery Road, I I Strawberry Shortcakcbike 1 J 4244. 1-4-12-tf phone 872-3671. 2-3-1-3n RENT NOW TWO STORY HOUSE >J - ._._ -_ with training wheels $20. annual ~ Call 872-4580. 2-5-10-3 The first story is all remodeled, with two bedrooms down -J FOR SALE - 1982 Ford Mus- Puzzled? -- - - Power Rake and possible for 3 more bedrooms up. Cass City schools. J tang, T top, AM-FM stereo, Rototiller ’! Has a basement with gas heat. Land Contract-J--,.Xlx7 Lawn Roller $36,000. 3’lY-Ly J meeting $7200. Call 693-6616 after Give a gift subscription to 4:30. 1-5-10-3 CRAFTED Fertilizer Spreaders J A State of Michigan Se- BUSINESS CARD$ -- - . - - - _-_ - McLeod Realty, Im. J nate Special Tribute has The Cass City Chronicle J been presented to Mary FOR SALE - 1970 844 HooperPhone St. Across 673-6106 from 7-11, Caro, J Designed to make that first Albee J rJ Ann Vandemark, executive Plymouth, 2 door, $400 or impression a lasting one ! J best offer. In good running Birthdays, anniversaries Home Center J director of the Human De- J 8498 State Rd,, Millington, Phone 8714567 I velopment commission. condition, body needs some Highest quality 872-2270 State Senator James Bar- work. Call 872-2465a.m. raised printing 2-4-5-tf i 1-5-3-3 Gift card mailed with J cia, D-Bay City, presented each order See our new catalog. . . -. - - 20-INCH GIRL’S Schwinn J the certificate Friday at ~ - -- - J HDC’s annual meeting in FOR SALE - 1968 Mercury VACUUM CLEANERS - Cass City Chronicle bike, 27-inch boy’s speed OPPORTUNITY REALTOR Caro. station wagon, excellent bike. Call after 5 p.m. 872- J The new Kirby Heritage: 2-2-9-tf J J It honors Mrs. Van- running condition, $200. special deal on for May and 5101. 2-5-10-3 J . Commercial - Residential - Farm demark for her “energetic Phone 872-4512, 1-5-3-3 June. Check our prices be- FOR SALE - window air con- JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ,JJJ BRENDA SCHWARTZ belief in people” and states fore you buy. We service ditioner, excellent condition; that such local involvement FOR SALE - 1973 Pontiac what we sell. Kirby Com- Wheel Horse riding lawn [,ForRent Real Estate Miss Schwartz, who re- ’‘constitutes one of the Ventura, $208. Call 872-4538. pany, Bad Axe, Dan Mes- mower, 8 hp, very little use. greatest strengths of our 1-5-10-3 sing. Call 269-7562 or 479- FOR RENT - office space, ceived a plaque for fourth Ca11872-3393after7:30P.m. 2 and 3 room units, all car- Just listed this exceptionally good buy. Ideal for family. place, competed against 44 state and. nation. ” 6543. 2-5-10-6 Over 5 acres Of land with three bedroom home located af - - 2-5-3-3- , peted. Main Street. Heat other high school students. Local involvement was -_ . -- -. FOR SALE - Crestliner 19- and lights furnished. Hahn 5157 Argyle Road. Compact kitchendinette area, spacious She qualified for the com- the focus of the day, with FOR SALE -- Ford 6 cylin- FOR SALE - fresh eggs. Ar- master bedroom with private bath, fully carpeted. Large the theme “Investing in der motor with 3 speed thur Battel. Phone 872-2916. ft. aluminum boat with 75 Building, 6240 w. Main, petition by winn’ing the Cass City. Phone 872-2155 - living room, extra lavatory. Full basement with stod, state title in General Cleri- People. ” HDC presented transmission. $100. Call 872- 2-5-3-3 hp. Evinrude outboard, trailer with new 12” wheels residence 872-3519. shower, recreation room. Gas fired forced air furnace, cal I at the Business and awards to outstanding 1983 2658, 1-5-3-3 Starting May 24,25 & 26 extra chimney for wood heater. Extra large garage with 200 “investors.” Among them and spare. New top, side 4-12-21-- -- -tf -- Office Education Club .- -~ ~. curtains, battery. Extra amp service.-Water Softener, 4 inch machine driven well. (BOEC) state conference were Barcia, Detroit Edi- Memorial FOR 2 bedroom This and many other fine appointments. Vacant -- March 3 in Detroit. son and Rose Fader of Car0 FOR SALE - 1975 Ford V-8, tank and propellor with an- home, 1% baths. in Cass new tires, runs good, $600. Day Sale! chor and safety kit. $1650. immediate possession. 1983 taxes only $787.68. This I The top three finishers in as volunteer of the year. City - Newly remodeled. Also Suzuki motorcycle property is priced to sell at $47,000 with $7,000 down and 15- each of the 15 states sending Special recognition was Call 872-5032in morning. on all gas grills $260month- l‘hone 683-2175. year contract at ten percent interest. Much better than given to new board mem- 1-5-10-3 and lawn furniture. 1978 DR 370 trail, $450. Call students to the national con- 4-5-10-3 advertised. 872-3337 evenings. 2-5-17-3 -- .~ -- vention competed in In- bers George Anderson, Special Prices Caro; Dorothy McAlpine, ~ . FOR RENT - attractive 2 dianapolis. FOR SALE - 1981 Jeep CJ7,4 for the long weekend. This sale is subject to approval of Tuscola County Probatt There were numerous Fairgrove, and Ida Calvert, FOR SALE - Black Lab- bedroom home in Kingston. cylinder, &speed, hardtop, rador puppies, $5 each. Call Call 683-2695. 4-4-26-4 Court. 2 story 3 bedroom home presently rented out and competitions to test vari- Columbiaville, for their 27,ooO 1W9 Honda Fuelgas miles. Also 872-4621. 2-5-17-3 - shown by appointment only. Corner location with curb. ous office and business commitment to the local CXSOO custom, Hondaline Cass area. City FOR- - - - RENT- - - - 3 bedroom and gutter located at 6681 Huron Street, Cass City. Nim skills that took place at the Fairing and luggage rack. Junction M-81& M-53 Our Full Line of apartment fully carpeted, home with full basement, natural gas forced air furnace, national convent ion. Barcia honored HDC as a Phone 658-2270. 1-5-3-3 “vital link” in making local Ph. 872-2161 stove and refrigerator fur- small workshop. Nice kitchen with birch cupboards, living In addition to competing, BULK nished. $250.00 month plus room, 2 bedrooms downstairs, 1 large bedroom upstairs Miss Schwartz also at- involvement effective. In 2-5-17-1 1983, the agency operated 1972 CHEVY NOVA, 350 au- SEEDS deposit. No pets. Call 872- finished off in knotty pine. Nice garden spot, assortment of tended the general ses- BE CASH. PRICe 28 programs and services, tomatic, Body needs some FOR SALE - Twin box have arrived! Also 3989. 4-5-10-3 fruittrees.MUST SOLD FOR FULL sions, helped the Michigan work. great! Call 872- Grass Seed $zS,W.~firm. BOEC treasurer get elected serving 62,264 individuals Runs springs and mattress set in Huron, Lapeer, Sanilac, 4029. 1-5-17-3 $25. Call 872-5158. 2-5-10-3 Onion Sets LAND-FOR RENT - call national OEA treasurer, at- - .-- . - .- .- -- . ~ ” - Seed Potatoes after 5:30 - 872-3741. 4-5-17-1 RETIREMENT SPECIAL: Single story 2 bedroom home tended dances, went on Tuscola and St. Clair Coun- FOR SALE - vinyl boat STOP IN TODAY AT: ~ ------with all oak floors, kitchen dinette area, spacious dininh tours of the Indianapolis ties. FOR SALE - 1976 Ford pic- cover, Will fit 17’ V-hull The program advisory kup F-100, 48,000 miles, JUST REDECORATED 3 rmm with southern exposure. Full basement with shower‘- area and took part in other boat. Phone 872-3751after 5. Bigelow Hardware room apartment, fur- stool-wash basin. Extra well insulated. ALL ELECTRIC activities. council chairpersons for camper shell, 302 automa- 2-5-17-3 tic, new muffler and front Owner Jerry & Betty Stilson nished, plus 1large storage HEAT. To settle the estate of Hazel Whitfield. Priced for The daughter of Mr. and 1983 and 1984, along with Cass City 872-2245 shocks. $1,900 or best offer. FOR SALE - Horse trailer, room, heat and hot water immediate sale at $35,900.00.Many other fine appointments Mrs. Frank Schwartz of council members, were 2-5-17-1 given special recognition. Phone 872-3739. 1-5-17-3 $450. Phone 658-8779. 2-5-3-3 furnished, no pets, phone not advertised. Located at 6712 Third Street. Williamson Road, until noon, 872-2677. 4-5-17-3 - .. . FOR SEE 750 Honda, in- - ~ QUEEN SIZE extra firm -- - - We have several vacant parcels of land from 2% acres on cludes fairing, saddlebags, FOR RENT - One bedroom up to 40 acres. Several of these parcels are in the DEFORD $235 per set; full size $185. trunk, cover, 6,000 miles, Find the Service or Product Queen size waterbeds $250 apartment in Cass City, STATE GAME AREA and can be purchased on land good condition, $1,800. partially remodeled. Call contract. You Need in This..... Action Guide I complete. Snover Mattress Thomas organ, with color- ... and Furniture, phone 313- after 5:OO p.m. 872-2691. William H. Zemke glow keys so anyone can 4-5-3-3 672-9747. W mile east of play. Call 872-3620. 2-5-3-3 - - - - Real Estate Broker SERVBCE DIRECTORY Snover. 2-5-3-4 Established since 1918. Phone 517-872-2776 or 872-2966. groundRENT on M-53 - 75 in Everg-corn --...... - -- -- . FOR SALE - Remington reen Township. Call 872- 3-5-10-2 model 1100 automatic 12 Sal’s Country Clipper gauge shotgun, new, $300 or 2289. 4-5-17-3 *~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~4~~~~~~~~*~1 1231 Englehart Rd., Oeford PERSONALIZED MATCH best offer; Car trunk for ~. v ir Phons 872-4176 BOOKS AND WEDDING Model A, excellent condi- ()sentoski Realty Has Cbre’r Sunoco Servicr Clothes Caboose Monday thru Saturday NAPKINS tion; combination storm and FORapartment RENT in- One-bedroom Cass City. + .Tune UPS =Minor Repairs Infants’ Toddlers’ $170.00 per month plus de- I Hoimtr Mako*Up *Tires *Batteries Pomr screen door complete, The Home Suit Your Needs 3 mo.- 24 mo. 2T. 4T Luscious colors nosit. Call 872-2691 after A To *Grease &Oil Children‘s 4-6X and 7-14 36”“’6%’’, $15. Call 872- koo. 4-5-17-3 Certified Mechanic Maternlty Clothes also Avallable See new catalog for 2575. 2-5-3-3 CUI1 872-2470 120 W. Lincoln St., Car0 latest designs Phone 673-8266 III I Cass City Chronicle UNION VILLA APARTMENTS i -1 WHR. SERVICE 5-2-9- t f Unionville, Michigan I 1 --- ’ Gifts L&S Standard Service I Gid NOW LEASING PLUMBING C. HEATING, INC. USA BUILDINGS - agricul- Phone 872-2342 tural-commercial, full fac- New 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Reasonable Certified Mechanics Custom Sewlng Fabric 6528 Maln Phone 172-5084 tory warranty, all steel - rental rates. Complete Car Care Servlce ~Altsrations Crafts Wrecker Service Notlons Plgron Phon@453-3531 clear span, smallest build.- Rent includes sculptured carpeting, all heat, water and I 1- I ing 30x40~10, largest sewer. Range and refrigerator, rubbish removal, 70x135~16.30, 40, 50, 60 ft. drapes and garbage disposal. widths in various lengths. Call 24 hours 1-800-482-4242 Conveniently located on M-25.Call 517-683-2613. Extension 540. Must sell 4-4-12-tf Tires V-Belts Batteries cheap immediately, F.0 .B. - Tune Ups Brakes Mufflers 1SWIMMING POOL - Moderately priced ranch home + Certified Mechanic Home-Commercial-lndust rial will deliver to building site. I 177 N. State with gas heat, 3 bedrooms, 1% car heated garage. 9 f &E€ Caro Cass City Area 2-5-3-3 Real Estate For Sale t Situated on corner lot with lots of mature trees, Terms f bfom Up 4 hlirory Phon. TRASH COLLECTION could be just what you’re looking for. 673-52M Call Collect 313-798.8025 i Pkom 872-3850 “Big Enough ‘To Serve You“ See Us NEW LISTING + For Your 2 bedroom country ranch nestled in 1.4 acres of woods. 4 Craft Real Estate Home is beautifully decorated with fireplace in the + Supplies! woods. Large 2% car garage. Also 2% car heated *++ 11 11 Residential lk Commercial workshop. Call today! t Rubbish Removal 4 Croft-Cbra Lumber, Inc, 4 Next Door Neighbor Container Servlce Available, NEW LISTING 4 Cass City 872-21 4 1 I 99x132’ lot just 2 blocks south -of Main St. Newly i New Location Anderson Wdowt Call 683-2233 1 redecorated 2 bedroom home with open beamed + Dmor 148 218 N. State St., Caro, Mi. I -- - ceilings, new aluminum siding, plumbing plus a whole 4 Prrfidrhod hndiq Phone 673-3200 lot more. Land contract terms to suit your needs. Mon.-Fri. - 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. We also now have a rRwtProof- + Sat. - 8 a.m. - 3 p.m, BACK DOOR ENTRANCE + 4% UNDER BANK RATES + This 1,900 sq. ft. ranch is fully bricked with 3 large + r- bedrooms, fireplace and built-in gas grill in kitchen. 4+ Heated by natural gas hot water and is fully insulated. SQUIRREL’S Automotive Rust Proofino + NEST System 6 Waxing Large corner in one of CassCity’s finest subdivision. + I K’tch.n B’th Boutigu@ ’ Gravel Guards. Running Boards Buy your carpet or linoleum, then ’ + call us for expert installation We 131 N Slate-Caro Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection CAPE COD - Priced in the mid 40’s. This 3 bedroom is in 4 also do custom and repair work. tiptop shape and heats for under $500.00 a year. Ideal for Factory trained, “We Do It Right ‘‘ Phone 673.5028 3 bedroom ranch home with 2 car attached garage, Full Satisfaction guaranteed. basement on one acre. New wiring. On a blacktop road the growing family with 2 bedrooms up and 1 down. Call $ J.J.’s Flooring Service I in the Cass City School District. Priced right. 69-~ for up-to-date information. + Kellv Smith - 872-2248 ! Cass City - 517-872-3758 1I .” I I t ti Mar*” Hobart or 872-4701 - 872-4Ml

Warju’s Flooring I HA’R CASE, I.,,, .- Carpet and Linoleum Spedrliziy in Installation Crttimg Styling Perm 1 1 b NEW HOLLAND )I I 6196 Lakeside Dr. I I Tues&Fri-8amm6pm I I Salesandservice I I 758 N. STATE ST. f: Cass City, MI Wed. & Thurs. - 8 a.m.-8:30p.m. RABIDEAU MOTORS I I Phone (517) 872.351 1 Sat. - 7 am.4p.m. 1 I 6350 Oarll.id Phon0872.314 Fam Di‘irion 872-2616 I I CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1984 PAGE NINETEEN TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH - USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS [General) [General)[General) [RealEstatej [Household Sales) (Services)I Services 1 Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise For Sale ~AKAGESALE - Thurs- AUCTIONEERING - see day-Saturday. Children’s, Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top FOR SALE - cedar posts, FOR SALE - 12’~15’gold FOR SA’LE - 7 piece patio LOT FOR SALE-with 28x32 HOUSE FOR SALE - to be new garage on Pine St. adults’ clothes, greenware, Ken Martin dollar for your property. peeled or unpeeled, 8-ft, sculptured carpet, jute set, 12 gauge Mossberg moved from site. In Phone 872-3019, Cass City. finished picnic tables; lawn pump shotgun, 410 bolt ac- -Phone 872-3055. 3-5-10-3 Casevillej 1%story, frame, ceramics, books, Electric, Inc. back. Good condition, magazines, bed frames, 8-10-3-tf 872-2039. 4351 872- --. unfinished second floor, 2 -. -- - swings. Call $85.00. Jim Perry, 6552 tion shotgun. Phone knickknacks, dishes, utility Residential and Commercial --- RescueRd., Cass City. Kelly Rd., 872-3991. 2-5-10-3 5382. 2-5-17-3 NEAT 3 bedroom ranch bedroom, bath, new roof 5 Wiring RICH’S -DISPSAT--RG~~- 2-4-26-t f near Sherwood on the Hill years old. Call Tony at shelf, changinf table, dential andRemoval, Commercial Con- FOR SALE - 1981 Yamaha Golf jewelry. Everyth ng cheap. ------Course. Approxi- Michigan Oven Co. 313 728- Rubbish Antenna Instal- 650 special, black, 4,000 mately 1056 square feet of 4308 Leach St. ,9: 00-5 :00. State Licensed .. FOR RENT - new - electric EXPERT 6800. 3-5-10-4 tainer service availabjk. lation from Richard’s - Let miles. Phone 872-5004. comfortable living with full 14-5-17-5 Call 683-2233. 8-2-12-tf .or manual typewriters by us put your antenna back in 2-5-10-2n basement and nicely land- by owner 3 Free Estimates the week or month. Also FOR SALE - -- working condition. Also - ~~ - scaped yard. Home only 13 acrcs with 3-bedroom home, MOVING SALE - Thursday leave your typewriters and complete line of Satellite FOR SALE - 2 riding lawn years old. Very low interest full basement, 20x14 breeze and Friday, 10 till 6. Up- Phone 872-4114 Custom Butchering other office equipment at mowers 5 hp, excellent mortgage is assumable. 30x40 right piano, furniture, wood 4180 Hurds Corner Road BEEF & PORK our store for repair. Used systems in store. Richard’s way, 3-car garage, 8-8-io-tf TV - Appliance - Sound shape; one 3’/2 hp rototiller, Call Betty Hammond 269- paved driveway on paved furnace and miscellaneous. (Hogs are scalded - not typewriters for sale. Room, Cass City, phone 872- good shape. Call 872-3932. 9338 or Century 21 Homes- road. $61,000 with $lO,OOO 3 miles south, 1/4 mile east skinned) McConkey Jewelry, 2930. 2-5-3-3 2-5-10-3 tead 269-9537. 3-4-26-4 down, 10 percent interest. of stoplight in Cas City. Blown Insulation Check our prices on 2-4-6-tf Phone 872-3604. 14-5-17-1 half or whole Phone 872-3948. 3-5-3-3 New construction Remdeling Meat Wholesale and Retail FOR SALE BY B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - attractive 2 6-FAMILY garage sale - bedroom home in Kingston, back of Hahn Building, Additions Gainor’s Meat newly renovated. Call 683- 6240 Garages 4 LOTS OF ROOM FOR YOUR CHILDREN!!! EXECUTIVE HOME : Country living on 5 ACRES - 2 story Cass City, W. Main. Packing 2695, 3-4-26-4 May 17, 18, 19, from 9-5. Roofing, Siding NEAR CASS CITY: 1% story roomy home; 3 bedrooms home with aluminum siding; storms and screens; 4-5 bed- Pole Buildings 1 mile north, 1 mile west of with hardwood floors; carpeted; large family size kitchen rooms; formal dining room; built-in desk and shelving; WANTED - house to rent or Clothes, toys, books, Bad Axe. ,with formal dining room; Birch kitchen cabinets; basement; 2 car garage attached; IN GROUND buy, east of Cass City, 3 games, baskets, hand tools, FREE ESTIMATES Phone (517) 2648161 basement; with breezeway and garage attached; many SWIMMING POOL; plus large metal utility building - on bedroom or larger. Call be- dishes, doors, sewing 2649375 ather features; large lot with many trees, shrubs, flowers, 6 cabinet, farm stuff. Elsie Leiterman Builders Dave Reed - 872-2827 blacktop road - near Cass City; OWNER IN FLORIDA - fore 8:30 a.m. or after 7 Cass City Walnut trees; several fruit trees, circular drive; plus Wants ACTION ! ! ! ! p.m. Ask for Terry. 517-872- Hahn. 14-5-17-1 8-9-304 garden equipment building -- OWNERS MOVING TO 4498. 3-5-17-3 Phone 872-3721 FLORIDA -- Offered to you for $49,5oO.00. IN CASS CITY: 2 story home - DUPLEX - 2 income - all GARAGE SALE - 6300 Licensed and Insured8-4-15-tf RON’S Refrigeration - Re- newly decorated - basement; separate entrances; has to be Brenda Drive. Thursday pair all makes of washeq,, seen to be appreciated; very desirable location - nicely HOUSE FOR SALE - 2 bed- MAKE YOUR SELECTION -- WE HAVE SEVERAL room, full basement, oil andFriday,8:30-4:00.14-5-17-1 driers, refrigerators, freez- DAIRY FARMS, CASH CROP, VACANT LAND, landscaped - many tall pine trees; 2 car garage; extra large ers and ranges. Call Car0 lot 99x132’ - priced to sell ---- reduced from $49,500.00 to heat-hot water, attached RIVER PROPERTY, ETC. We have several businesses garage, 1 acre, blacktop CARPET 6736125. 8-2-3-tf for sale. $45,000.00 for QUICK SALE ! ! ! ! road. Call 872-3208. 3-5-17-3 Notices ’ CLEANING

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~ STARTER HOME: In Cass City: neat 2 bedroom home - LAND‘FOR SALE - BY Professional Guaranteed [ Wanted toBuy 1 APPLIANCES INCLUDED! ! ! ! basement; furnace; aluminum storms and screens; comes owner. 17 acres mostly SCRATCH PADS Very Reasonable Dries IN CASS CITY: On N.Seeger Street ---- Seven room home with refrigerator and range; immediate possession ---- all wooded. 2% miles from Quickly Experienced WANTED TO BUY - statio- with many features; 3 bedrooms; study or library; natural this for $Zl,000.00. Hurry! ! Hurry! ! Cass City on a paved road. Now in stock Call Caro nary exercise bike. Call gas heating system; large family size kitchen with break- Call 872-3887 after 4 p.m. after 4:00,872-3324. 6-5-17-3 fast nook; formal dining room; aluminum siding; 5 17-673-504 1 CHURCH BUILDING & HOME 3-5-17-3n Cass City aluminum storms and screens; 1% bathrooms; newly FOR Church Building with large entry; basement; 2 SALE - LONG’S CARPET decorated, full basement; brand new car garage ---- gas furnace; 2 Nursery rooms; office; plus 3 bedroom home LISTINGS WANTED - If Chronicle [ To Give Away 1 ! ! ! CLEANING IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Sellers will finance 12x60’ plus 3 additions - living room with exposed beams; you have a home, farm or4 5-5-3-3 responsible parties. many other features; priced to sell at $29,500.00. Call business you’d like to sell, I 8-5-17-2 TO GIVE AWAY to good TODAY for an APPOINTMENT! ! ! ! ! call Kelly W. Smith at Osen- homes only - 4 cute pd IN CASS CITY: Stately 2 story home with aluminum toski Realty office till FAGAMSTHUMB Carpet cuddly kittens, dark callco, - 5:oo Cleaning - Dry foam or siding; plus aluminum storms and screens; carpeted; 4 GRADE A OR CASH CROP!!! 872-4377 and after 5:OO 872- Bingo litter trained, indoorlout- bedrooms plus sewing room; 1% bathrooms; natural gas 128 ACRES - Remodeled ORANGE BRICK home - all 2248. 3-2-244f steam. Also upholstery and door. Mother is Maltese and heating system; automatic dishwasher and disposal; wall cleaning. Free esti- excellent mouser. Call 872- new wet-plastered with cove ceiling - ALL MODERN SALE - Mobile home, Every Sunday mates. Call toll free 1-800- formal dining room; large front porch; beautiful grounds KITCHEN - many, many features - 36x54’ barn - lean to FOR 4512. 7-5-3-3 set up in Huntsville Park. 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We - (Parklike) lots of trees; 1% car garage; offered to you for - 25 stanchions; milk house, on blacktop road - Everybody welcome $%,~.OO---- Your inspection invited! ! ! ! 12’x60’, 3 bedrooms, 1% welcome BankAmericard - FREE - 4 kittens. Call 872- productive soil - your inspection invited ---- priced to baths with 2 expandos. Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf 3839. 7-5-17-1 sell. Sellers will hold land contract. Doors open 6:OO p.m. DOCTORS’ HOME: Ranch type home with 7 rooms; Phone 872-3872. 3-5-17-3 Bingo at 6:30 p.m. family room with wall to wall carpeting; 24x30’ recreation -- -~ .-~I AUCTIONEER Farm rmm ; marble fireplace; Andersen windows ; 2 bathrooms ; LOOKING A BARGAIN!!! FOR SALE - Approxi- FOR St. Paacratius EXPERIENCED 24’ swimming pool; 2 car garage attached; 2 electric door 2 bedroom home with natural gas wall furnace - easy to mately 3 acres, by owner, Equipment J openers; nicely landscaped; over ?h acre of land ---- All this heat; home is well insulated - aluminum siding; one 526’ frontage on Bay City- Church Complete Auctioneering for $69,~.00.Sellers will hold land contract* story ----- taxes $358.00 for year - $16,000.00 ---- 1st Forestville, about 1% miles 5-7-5-“ Service Handled Anywhere, FOR SALE - 800 Ford trac- deposit takes it! ! ! east of Gagetown, Cass City We Make All Arrangements. tor, good condition. Call school district. $5,500. Call PRICED TO SELL RIGHT NOW! ! ! LOST DOG - Red male Our Experience Is Your after 6 - 872-2522. 9-5-17-3 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ! ! ! 673-3640, 3-5-17-3 dachshund, vicinity of In- Assurance. FOR SALE - 730 Case trac- IN CAS CITY: STATELY BRICK HOME - Oak trim - 3 LOOKING FOR ADDITIONAL INCOME? We have it! ! ! FAIRLY PRICED 8-year- termediate School. Call 872- AND SANDWICHES - grossing over tor diesel, John Deere 3, leaded glass windows; 1 beveled glass door; plus 3 leaded SOFT-ICECREAM old home with a beautiful 3839. 5-5-17-1 Ira, David & 16’s 3 pt., 2 row bean glass windows upstairs; 4 bedrooms; lots of storage and $75,ooO.Oo, during summer months; lots of parking - view in an established Spend winters in Florida. Call 872-3355 for more infor- Martin Osentoski shaker, John Deere 3, 14’s closet space; PRACTICALLY NEW FORCED HOT neighborhood, 4 bedrooms, Phone 3 pt. plow. Good condition. WATER heating system natural gas fired; also natural gas mation. 2% baths, wall to wall Free Estlmates car- Cass City 872-2352 Collect Call 658-8768.- -~ 9-5-10-3 ; : - _-- ._- -- water heater RECREATION ROOM FIREPLACE IN peting, fireplace, treated 8-2-2~ DEN; hardwood floors carpeted; built-in bookcase; 2% DAIRY FARM wooden 14x18 deck. 6820 on rmfing, siding, FOR SALE - .2 decker self- bathrooms; situated on 2 large lots walking distance to DAIRY FARM: 120 acres - 107 acres tillable - brick home insulation, aluminum doors unloading wagon with run- - - Herron Drive. For appoint- GARDEN PLOWING, disk- stores, churches, schools. Reduced to $45,ooO. 1st floor completely remodeled - central air - furnace 10 ’ ment call 872-4277. 3-5-3-3 , and windows and aluminum ning gear, 1 717 New Hol- years old; wall to wall carpeting; Birch kitchen cabinets Fiber Glass awnings ing, harrowing, light grad- land chopper with corn and - or ing, lawn rolling. Orval 18 or 5% all large rooms - large barn with 36 stanchions; gutter FOR SALE by owners 1% hay heads, New Holland BUILDING SITES: acres will divide - miles from - 872-2589. Cass City. cleaner; silos; loafing shed; new garage; seller will hold story 3 bedroom home with Hutchinson. Call tionalhaybine, baler, No. 461,lNo. Interna-37 with land contract. basement, 28x32 garage on Elkton Roofing 8-3-22-12 ~UILDINGLOT IN CASS CITY -- HILLS & DALES 1 acre. Also shade, fruit and & Siding Co. thrower. Call 517-479-6647. SUBDIVISION --- 1.05 acre of land - high and dry --- your SPECIAL!!! 11h story 7 room home - large family size pine trees. Cass City School 9-5-17-3 inspection invited offered to sell immediately. kitchen; large bathroom; aluminum siding; basement; district on Bay City- 269-7469 Arthur Brown --- natural gas furnace VACANT reduced from w9,500 to Phone - -- Forestville Road: $32,5&. 5-7-21-tf Cass City FOR SALE - IHC 8 ft. dou- We have several LOTS and CHOICE BUILDING SITES $39,500 for IMMEDIATE SALE. ble disc in good condition. FOR SALE cash. Seen by appointment. REDUCED FROM $13,500 Phone 872-3348. 3-5-3-3 $100.00. Call 872-3359. BUILDING SITES: Choice 2 - 10 acre building sites just off -__ FREE HOME WATER Well Drilling 9-5-3-3 LOTS OF VALUE HERE 820,000.W .~ -- _------ONLY M-81 between Cass City and Caro - seller will hold land STATELY OLDER home in analysis -Water King water Hip roof style home with 5 rooms - 3 bedrooms; painted and FOR SALE - Oliver baler, contract. Reduced to $lO,soO each. Gagetown, a one time doc- softeners and salt on sale at white; with shutters; carpeted; gas heat plus wood-burner; tor’s residence. Beautiful Fuelgas, 4 miles east of model 62, manure Myers water system; gas hot water heater; workshop; on oak open stairway, over Cass City on M-53, Phone Pump Repair spreader, PTO, flatbed blacktop road - many other features ---- Here is your oppor- BAY CITY-FORESTVILLE ROAD - Comfortable 3-4 2,400 square feet of living 872-2161. 5-1-20-tf STATE LICENSED wagon with sides, John tunity to own your own home - instead of paying out RENT. bedroom home - brick and aluminum siding - remodeled; area with natural gas Deere 4 section drags, elec- furnace and wood burner - two car garage attached; high tric fencer, new. Phone 872- utilities, full basement. Rick’s Phone 673-3800 EGG FARM: 28 ACRES: 2 homes; 1 Ranch-type home with and dry - 132x330’ landscaped lot - blacktop road - VACANT 8-1-n-tf 5011. 9-5-10-3 --- Immediate Possession - out of State owners want Good sound basic structure 3 bedrooms; 40x40’ barn PLUS 40x136’ Poultry house; con- with blown-in insulation, Earth Station ~~ ~~ immediate SALE! ! ! ! $52,500. terms. LET US SHOW YOU tract on eggs brings in $8,OOO.00 per year ---- $125,000.00. PIANO TUNING and re- Sellers will sell on land contract. THIS FINE HOME TODAY! ! ! ! I Livestock I! pairing on all makes of \ /’ I LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN??? We have this one ----- One 7.1 ACRES: Near Cass City - RANCH TYPE HOME with 6 pianos. 20 years’ experi- FOR SALE - Jersey heifer., ’ story home with aluminum siding; Beautiful BRICK rooms; built in 1977; living room with Cathedral Ceiling; ence. Member of the Piano will freshen in June, and! FIREPLACE and practically new BRICK CHIMNEY - lots FIREPLACE with wood-burning insert; Andersen windows Technicians Guild. Duane Black Angus heifer. Phone; throughout; family size kitchen; basement; 24x24’ garage of kitchen cabinets - Siegler oil heating system; large lot - Johnston, Bad Axe, Mich. 872-2512. 10-5-10-3 911 this for $14,000.00,terms available. attached; 12x16’ red barn; 2 dog pens; many other 48413. Phone 269-7364, features; a lot of VALUE HERE ---- Priced to sell at 8-2-1-tf ‘Beautiful COUNTRY HOME on highway near Cass City: Phone 673-4783 $48,OO0.00 terms. (Household Sales [Help Wanted) I ,BRICK HOME with about 2475 square feet of living space; ] 1433 E. Caro Caro Road, CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING all large rooms; FAMILY ROOM with one wall MARBLE 40 Acres - wooded - hunting land -- Arizona owner wants 5-5-17-2 WANTED - Reliable lady to ’FIREPLACE - 2% Bathrooms; all appliances remain - immediate sale -- 521,500.00terms. Immediate Possession. GARAGE SALE - 1 day BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAM8 onlv. Saturday, May 19. live in and care for elderly :Therm0 windows; Quality built home - “the best of every- CURING, SMOKING AND lady with light housework. thing in material used” extra large garage finished off - PRIVACY!!!! from 9-4. Come support Job’s Daughters. 6405 6th ’ PROCESSING More for home than wages. .nicely landscaped lot 163x220’. Terms to suit. 20 Acres: Near Cass City: 28x50’ Brick & Block home in (Services) Must have references. very gdcondition; 3 large bedrooms; LARGE FIRE- St., Cass City. 14-5-17-1 TUESDAY & FRIDAY -- FLEENOR APPLIANCE Phone 872-5412or 665-2412. BUY OF A LIFETIME!!! PLACE with glass doors; 24x28’ kitchen with many 11-5-17-3 cabinets ; Andersen Windows ; large bathroom with laun- GARAGE SALE - %family, Service - washer, dryers, Erla dry room; garage; PATIO and many other features - Thursday-Friday, 9-5, frigerators.stoves, water 4260 heaters, Woodland re- Packing eo., land rented out; all this for $69,soO.00.Will divide, Saturday, 9-12.6275 Brenda Dr., Cass City. 14-5-17-1 [Work Wanted) doors; swimming pool - L-shaped garage and work- Ave., Cass City. Phone 872- USDA Plant 1074 IN CASCITY: Ranch type home with 3 bedrooms;BRICK 3697. 8-3-29-tf cascity 517-872-2191 WANTED - yard work, also FImPLACE with heatilator; dining area with built-in FLEA MARKET every windows and mowing.12 -4-26-4 Call Lot 160x218’ priced to sell IMMEDIATELY at - 8-84”tf - $33,500. china cabinet; glassed in sun porch; Birch cabinets; base- Tuesday - weather permit- 872-3025. HURRY!!!! HURRY!!!! ment; 1M bathrooms; corner lot Offered to you for Chuck Gage - ting. 4% miles east of Cass . - SHARPENING SERVICE $38,500.00. City. Buyers and sellers Welding $hop WORK WANTED - Experi- HILLS & DALES SUBDIVISION: BRICK HOME with 6 wanted. 14-5-17-4 Heli-arcwelding - 2 miles south, 1 114 west at WE HAVE INCOME PROPERTY - starting at $29,900.00 Specializing in aluminum, Spencer,5870 W. 872-4512.Kelly Rd.8-9-15-tf Ed enced, reliable baby-sitter with 2 income - newly remodeled. rooms; FIREPLACE; glassed in sun porch; large kitchen ._- - . -~ - - with references is looking with many practically new cabinets; basement; 2 car brick SEVERAL FAMILY Gar- stainless steel, blacksmith- for a job. Will work any garage attached; situated on 2 lots REDUCED TO ’ CASH CROP LAND: 56 acres in Elmwood township: only - age Sale - May 17-18, from ing, fabricating and radi- shift, Have own transporta- $47,900.00. ! , building is an L-shaped barn; blacktop road - priced to sell Call right now for an appointment! 9-5, May 19,9 till noon. 4192 ator repair. Mr. 2’s tion. Call 658-8804. 12-5-17-3 immediately. Sellers will hold land contract. S. Seeger, Rocking horse, ~~0 portable welding PROFESSIONAL CARPET WILL-- DO yard work, lawn child’s desk and chair, ~iltypes of welding AND UPHOLSTERY couch, playpen, clothes. CLEANING mowing. Steve Hammett, weed trimmer, type- 7062 E. Deckerville Rd. FIRE RESTORATION phone 872-2590. 12-5-3-3 Before Buying or Selling writer, records, pictures. Deford, Michigan Commercial & Residential -- -. . Many other items. 14-5-17-1 Phone 872-2552 Fast, courteous and QUALITY construction - - 8-5-15-tf inexpensive. additions, pole barns, roof- GARAGE SALE-- twin and Free Estimates ing. Free estimates, Mike See, Call or Write to: full mattresses - box LAWYER? Uncontested di- Bryant. Phone 872-5124. springs and frames, lots of vorces, bankruptcies, $250. Mick Zawilinski 12-5-3-4 children’s games, clothing Probate service. Attorney 37 years. Donald E. Smith. Phone 872-3725 and many other miscel- 8-6-16-tf [ Card of‘ Thanks’) B.A. Calka Real Estate laneous items, May 17 thru Call (517) 883-3285. 8-1Dg-tf 19 all day. Open evenings Ye 4 6306 W. Main St., Cass City . after 5 May 21-25. Lynda PERFECT PARTIES BEGIN OUR SINCERE apprecia- TV Repair tion and thank, you to Phone 872-3355 McIntosh, 6824 Houghton. All makes Phone 872-3513. 14-5-17-2 friends, neighbors and rela- Antenna and Towers (free CATeRING tives for food and flowers WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF FARMS - BUSINESSES AND -- Let our Professional MOVING SALE - Friday estimates). Appliance Repair Catering staff serve you in they brought to us. We also LARGER & MORE EXPENSIVE HOMES, VACANT LAND wish to thank Little’s Fun- not shown here - please call office. and Saturday, May 18-19, your Home, Hall, Garden 4721 South St.,Gagetown. 3 13-672-9440 -anywhere you wish! eral Home and Father 14-5-17-1 Call Any Time to PleaseCustcimized Your Palate Spleet for all their help and thoughtfulness and Dr. AL’S TV LISTINGS WANTED ON ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE~~ SALES and your Pocket Genovese for his care and THURSDAY--Final big day & SERVICE of week-long garage and concern during the recent ‘1 WE SELL FARMS AND HOMES AT 6%l 1453 Main St. illness and death of our wife moving sale. Some new hover, Mich. IN TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES things and marked down and mother. Family of Serving the Thumb Area for over 30 years A1 and Bryan Pudclko Martha Zawilinski. bargains. Corner of Seeger 8-1-5-tf An Equal Opportunity Lender We buy Land Contracts aBFALlOR ” and Garfidd 14 5-17-1 13-5-17-1 PAGE TWENTY CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 17,1W CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Loeding Junior-seniorprom kicks at 4=H program

Liz Fry, Marlette; David OZE activities tor seniors Loeding, Snover, a Cass City High School junior, and Sheila M. Kautz and Graduation activities for . Following the proces- sional. school year ends with Becky West, both of Cros- Cass City High School sional played by the band, Officers of the class of graduation for the seniors, well, were among 72 Michi- seniors began Saturday, Rev. James Et. McCallum 1984 are Suzy Scollon, pres- it isn’t over for the under- gan 4-H youth and volun- May 5, with the junior- of the Trinity United ident; Kevin Hobart, vice- classmen. teer leaders to participate senior prom at the Colony Methodist Church will give president ; Susan Sheldon, They will be taking final in the 1984 4-H Capitol Ex- House. the invocation. Supt. secretary, and Janis Bur- examinations June 6 and 7. perience, April 30-May 2 in The baccalaureate ser- Donald Crouse will give the nette, treasurer. The Val- Students who missed Lansing. vice will take place this welcome. edictorian is Gerald H. more than 10 days of school “The purposes of the ac- Sunday in the high school Student speakers will be Kocan and the salutatorian without a doctor’s permis- tivity were to acquaint gym, starting at 2 p.m. Edward Hewitt and Suzy is Kimberly Wagg. sion will have to take com- Michigan 4-H’ers with The high school band di- Scollon’. The band will play, Class sponsors are prehensive exams June 8, legislative and governmen- rected by George Bushong then counselors Jerry Cle- Cheryl Kilbourn and administered from 9 a.m.- tal processes and to encour- will play the processional, land and Wayne Dillon will Joseph Guza, with Nancy noon, in order to receive age them to get involved in followed by the invocation, present honors and awards. Weippert , Bushong, credit for their,classes, pro- public affairs on local, given by Pastor John Lange Richards will present the Richard Carroll, Jacquie vided they pass all their -county,national regional, levels, ” explainedstate and of the Novesta Baptist graduates, with Crouse Zawilinski and Lyle Clarke exams. CAPITOL EXPERIENCE -- Attending the 4-H Capitol Church. awarding the diplomas. A as assistant sponsors. Students will be picking Experience program in Lansing from Sanilac County were, Patrick Livingston, Sanilac The high school choir, di- total of 138 students are The class motto is, “If up report cards Friday, from left, Liz Fry, Marlette; Becky West, Croswell; Sheila County extension 4-H youth rected by Bushong, will scheduled to graduate. you can imagine it, you can June 8, from 2 :30-3 :30 p.m. agent.The 4-H’ers attended ses- sing, then Willard L. Dod- Rev. McCallum will give achieve it. If you can dream The American College Kautz, Croswell, and David Loeding, Snover. son of the Cass City and Bad the benediction, then the it, you can become it.” Test will be administered sions on state governmen& Axe Churches of Christ will band will play the reces- ALTHOUGH THE at the high school June 9. met with media representa- give the scripture reading. tives who cover the capital, The band will play visited the Capitol, includ- another number, then Rev. Set schedule for July 9 ing the governor’s office Allen Fruendt of the Good and the Senate and House Shepherd Lutheran Church Stiffen standards chambers, and talked with paint-in will be from 2-4. should start about 4:30. At representatives of several will offer a prayer for the floats and six musical The Cass City Little League that same time, the Croft- graduates. groups.- all-star game will start at Clara softball team will stateThey agencies. spent one afternoon Rev. Julius Spleet of St. New this year in the 2. Children’s games will play an exhibition on the Pancratius Catholic also start at 2. working on a community parade will be a free-lance adjacent diamond. service project of their Church and St. Agatha group of clowns called Cir- The Cass City Jaycettes Numerous groups will be Catholic Church, for 0-G athletes cus Clown Alley. “They’re will have a children’s fish selling food during the festi- choice, ranging from as- Gagetown, will give the ad- double-standard. “I can’t pond starting at 1:30. val. They can contact Dale sisting a local food bank to dress. down.. .It (being ineligible) shooting for at least 100 lending a hand at a child Supt. Ronald Erickson see where somebody who was probably the best thing clowns,” Glaspie said. THE FIRST EVER McIntosh, 872-4264, to regis- The benediction will be wants to play ball has to that ever happened to demolition, sponsored by ter. abuse center in Lansing. offered by Pastor Lange, agreed -- “I don’t think The clowns will probably After returning to Sanilac there is a kid who can’t do have higher marks than him.” park their cars and motor the Cass City Jaycees, Will THE TUG OF WAR followed by playing of the someone who doesn’t (want The mother said later start at 3 p.m. The group is will start at 5. The Tom County, participants will recessional. it (maintain a C average),” homes in a lot prior to the organize a community ac- but expressed concern to play sports).” that their son is now par- parade, then the public can hoping for 50-60 cars. Per- Thumb Singers, the com- By decision of the ad- What helped persuade ticipating in track and sons interested in entering munity choir, will perform tion program, using know- ministration and school about denying the oppor- watch them put on their ledge they gained through tunity for children who do some board members who maintaining his grades so makeup can call Dan Ulfig evenings starting at 5: 30, Square board, last year’s “swing- may have been undecided that he will be eligible to at 872-2702. dancing will take place the Capitol Experience out,” a parade by seniors poorly in school to be with Members of the Thumb program. “good kids” at athletic were the comments of two play football this fall. Area Antique Auto Club will The demolition derby will from 6: 30-9. through downtown, which parents who served on the There was also debate be driving their cars in the take the place of the tractor Ultralight airplane de- The program was spon- followed . baccalaureate, practice. “Since he can’t be sored by the Cooperative down here (at practice), curriculum committee whether an ineligible stu- parade and have them on pull held in past years, monstrations will take was the last one. which has been a money place behind the high Extension Service 4-H, he’s going to be someplace whose eighth grade son was dent should be allowed to display afterwards in the Natural Resources and In its place, students de- academically ineligible for practice with a team, but park.Persons interested in en- loser. Admission will be school, weather permit- cided, will be an annual tree else. ” Public Policy programs. Board member Donald one marking period. not play in games. The pol- charged for the derby. ting, starting at 7 p.m., ten- planting ceremony follow- When that happened, the icy, approved by voice vote, The fun run for adults in tatively on Wednesday, ing baccalaureate, con- Cummins argued the re- tering the parade or in help- commended policy was a father said, “He buckled will forbid that, ’ ing Glaspie the day of the past years has also been a though it might be held at ducted by the senior class money loser, and with that time Tuesday. School to and student council. event can call his office at 872-4358. marathons scheduled July A teen dance will take There is a landscaping St. Pancratius Catholic 4th in Frankenmuth and at place inside the village plan for the high school, Delta College, the commit- equipment storage building improve Principal Russell Richards Church will conduct bingo games in the park from 1-5. tee decided not to conduct from 10 p.m.-1 a.m. said. The tree planted each Motorcycle trials de- a fun run this year. There As another economy buildings year will fit into the plan. Board reviews monstrations will start at will be a tot run, starting at measure, in hopes of having An imperial locust will be 3:30. the festival break even this planted in front of the high D i:30. At 2 p.m. will be a pet The McMahan Auto Sup- year instead of losing school this year. The senior ply softball team will con- money, as has been the case last summer at Deford class will pay for the tree. show Sponsored by Thumb School- has resulted in sav- of Michigan Dog Fanciers. duct a softball tournament in past years, there will not Seniors will be taking the week end prior to the be fireworks this year. ings of 3 to 4,000 gallons of A lumbermen’s competi- fuel oil compared to previ- their final examinations tion and demonstration also festival. The top four teams Persons who would like Monday and Tuesday of teachers at 0-G will return July 4th for the to help at the festival can ous years. Savings have next week. starts at that time. been realized at Evergreen proved transfer of five The American Associa- playoffs, starting at noon. call the community educa- COMMENCEMENT WILL The Qwendale-Gagetown of the school year and given The championship game tion office at 872-4151. School, too, he says. School Board Monday even- small parcels from the authority to act. tion of University Women’s be at 8 p.m. Thursday, May Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port 24, in the high school gym. ing took some actions con- cerning teachers. (Laker) School District to OTHER ITEMS It accepted “with deepest Owen-Gage, but the state regret” the resignation due attorney general’s office The board authorized use COW to retirement of math later voided the transfers of a bus to take the nine shot teacher Claude Stevens. It because one of the property seniors and two chaperones granted second year prob- owners was never notified going on the senior trip to ationary status to band and of the hearing. Florida, June 3-10, to De- on Deford English teacher Alan As a result, the state troit Metropolitan Airport Angeloff. board’s hearing officer held and pick them up. BUICK PONTIAC GMCTRUCKS another hearing May 4 on * * Supt. Ronald Erickson in- The board expressed wil- formed the board that the transfer of all five par- lingness to rent a classroom area farm SRanish and home cels. at the high school next year economics teacher Brenda Erickson told the board to Diane Warack for a pre- Randy Hampshire of 2140 Parker’s terminating con- the only person to testify school program. Sessions IN CAR0 Clothier Road, Deford, re- tract means she won’t be was Gerald Elenbaum, the would be one day a week, ported to sheriff’s deputies back in the fall unless a cer- property owner who wasn’t two hours a day, for 10 last Thursday that he found tified home economics notified, and the hearing weeks. She needs to deter- 3 IN STOCK AT THIS PRICE one of his cows in his field teacher can’t be hired. Miss will resume in 30 days. mine how much interest at Clothier and Legg Roads Parker is not certified to The hearing officer has there is in such a program. had been shot in the head. teach home economics. to make a recommendation Interested parents can call It was still alive, but had High School Principal F. to the state board whether her at 883-3489. to be killed and was butch- Wayne Wright said he is ad- to approve the transfers. Student of the month is ered. vertising for three teachers No children live on the par- senior Joe Lopez, an honor Gabriel Maria Tetreau of for fall -- home economics, cels. student, good artist and ac- 1576 Hurds Corner Road, math and counseling, one The superintendent also tive in sports. Ellington Township, told of whom can teach a foreign reported Ingham County deputies Friday that her language. He would like one Circuit Judge James power lawnmower had of them to be able to do Kallman will hear a new been stolen from her back some coaching. appeal by Owen-Gage con- yard. cerning the so-called Elen- It was several years old PROPERTY TRANSFERS baum parcel, which was and she didn’t know if it transferred from Owen- would start. It was valued The state Board of Edu- Gage to Lakers in 1975. Its The invention of the first at $25. mechanical clock has been attributed to I’Hsing and The five small parcuels Liang Lin’tsan of China, circa that were the subject of the 725 A.D. . May 4 hearing were in- cluded in the larger Elen- baum transfer nine years ago. EXCLUSIVE HOUSE, GAS SAVE - 890 Enlaraemknts____ -~ ~~ SELECTION rl --- A committee composed Dome lamp, below eye mirror, of Jack Brinkman, Patrick heavy duty shocks,, full wheel SALE at a small price! Goslin and Joseph Warack covers, lighter, AM radio, rear was appointed at the April STATIONERY step bumper, full spare, gauges. PRICE - $6295 meeting to investigate two SALE ENDS MAY 31,1984 matters. They inspected the house Ask for The S-15 is the small pickup tance, weather. Actual highway the school district owns on that’s big truck tough. With dou- ourSo other come tW in GMCsand see now. the me’-15 restand mileage lower. Estimates lower Fifth Street in Gagetown, ble steel walls, independent front in California. Some GMC trucks of ouI ,&2s could be the best ,84 across from the elementary suspension, and an economical deals for you. are equipped with engines pro- school, and reported Mon- 1.9 liter4 cylinder engine that of- duced by other GM divisions, day it is structurally sound fersures. these-very gratifying fig- subsidiaries, or affiliated com-

1 ~ and worth repairing and S-15 1.9 liter 4-cylinder panies worldwide. See your GMC having it connected to the ** Or- you can choose an optional I iruek dealer for details. n . I 39,rG’;., E$ MPG Just bring in your favorite color sewer. v -6 engine. U negative or slide, film sizes 110, 126, 8 The immediate need is a by I 8 135 or Disc along with this coupon =) NATIONAL ARTCRAFTS But no matter how you equip new roof. Erickson will your S-15, you’ll be getting a lot of Use estimated MPG for corn- andsave! 0 check into it. Make your eelection with truck nicelv wraDDed in a small Parison. Your mileage *maydif- 0 (11x14 not available from Disc negatives) u The committee also 1- looked into continued Eompktc confideme that package. fer depending on speed, dis- ~~HMAf~~~. purchase of gas for school you are cboodng from a buses from the stations in Unc of tbc fincot qmlity .nd Owendale and Gagetown. correctnew of form. See Our Friendly Salesmen AI Wasik, AI Rae & Jack Stapleton One charges 3 cents a gal- Come in and let ua adrt lon more pump price than you in your wedding plana. the other. It recommended looking into purchase of an under- ground fuel tank and buy- . ing fuel in bulk from the low The Cass City bidder. HOWARD BELL, INC. In the interim, Erickson Chronicle was authorized to seek bids Phone 872-2010 M-24 & Frank St. Ph. 673-6126 Car0 from the two stations for gas for the last two weeks \ I

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Ben Franklin I Better quality for less Q SPECTACU~ Elm Stop in now for spectacular values in every department on quality products and name brands you know and trust.

Polyester ~ Beautysilk Vinyl Wrapped I each Flowering LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON Lawn Furniture Chaise Bushes PKGS. 89e WITHOUT COUPON Multi-position chaise or 14? 1 I Beautiful floral varieties in fresh-looking folding lawn chair. colors! Multiple heads on one stem. 21 86! 36

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Our Low Price Ruffier Our Low Price WhGrid Trash Can Liners Stacking Chair 404. kitchen size, 304. Tubular steel frame, baked- 26-gal. or 184. 33-gal. on vinyl finish. Mesh seat. 20 size. 71 2-Pc:Pad Set =...... ”. 5.77 19: e

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2 lighters per package. Buy now at a savings! 79

Lightweight 3-speed fan with ultra-quiet operation Our Low Price High-impact plastic cabinet. 17 With stand I. -. -.. . . . 25" ,

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7=Pc,Iced Tea Pitcher & Tumbler Set Our Low Price 2%-qt. decorated pitcher with six matching 16-oz. I glasses. 777

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I Address -__- I ------I City --- I I Glasses ------.-"-. I Frosty textured floral de- I State--- zip sign. Great for summer I I drinks. I I This official certificate must accompany each request. Limit one (1) per 43 household w group. Offer sxplres July 31, 1984. Allow 4-6 weeks for FOR I delivery. This mail-in certificate may not ba mechanically or otherwise I raprocluced. Offer vdd where prohibited, taxed w restrictedbv law

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Condiment Set Our LOW Price Bamboo ~ Our Low Price Diamond Plate Holders With ketchup, mustard Aluminum Foil dispensers, shakers and Set of 4 holders of sturdy napkin holder. size.woven bamboo. 10-in. 1241. x 25-ft. roll. Stock 97: up now at our low sale 40 75 price! 1 39? 72 FOR*$l I .-

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I Stash Swimming Pool A great buy for summer fun! One-piece deco- BatFun games & the Ball whole family Sets can play! Jumbo- rated wall with full liner and coping. 64. diameter, size 30-in. bat with 4-in. plastic ball, or 32-in. 15-in. depth. 80 bat with wiffle baseball. 81 147each I 997

No-Nonsense panty hose or knee-hi's in fashion colors!

Swim Mask or Choice 3mPc. Swim Set Youth-size rubber swim mask or goggles with nose and ear plugs. 82 19: I Striped Cuff Sport Socks Spring colors with striped cuffs. One sire fits 8x4 1. I 11 3 I Circus Our tow Price C126-I2 PRS. Peanuts Kodacolor II Film 1.95 Delicious marshmallow For color prints and en- C110-24 treat! Save now on the largements. Buy now for 10-02. bag. 85 summer snapshots! 50 2.47 299 Ribbon Bow Cuffed Anklets

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Our Low Price Our Low Price - Snack Foods Disc Film Delicious, salty snacks in Single disc pack with 15 resealable stayfresh canis- exposures for color prints. ters. 87 88C 48 - 13.7

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Maxi Pads, Our Low Price Northern Our Low Price Aqua Fresh Panty Liners 3O! Liners Bath Tissue Toothpaste Stayfree 24-ct. contour maxi's 4-roll pack, stock up now Save! 2-pack 6.4-02. size or Assure breathable liners. and save! tubes. 70 77 63 198 Brawny QnTip Paper Towels Swabs

Save now on the Stock up now on Brawny's thick, ab- 300- count box! sorbent towels! 64 78

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Lt Is Ben Franklln'o polrCy to have ell Item sdvertlsed In thls circular In stock durlng the sale period. However. because this circular b printed ap Oxlrnrteiy 90 Qeyll ghor to the sale date, there could be an unforeseen delay, or In some ewes, non- shipment d CUI hm.ce rsgra any lrtcawmlemm It may cause. If an advertlsed Item Is unavalable durlnQ the sale perlod, we will, to th. best ol abfllty,offer a wb6tnute Item of comparable value with an equal swings wer the regular price. We do resene the ahtto am the quantity on some hems and special prices are In effect only during the sale period whits quantlties last. SAVE! Saie Starts Today Ends Sat. [BJCHECK THESE PAGES FOR BARGAINS IN 6EN FRA KLI EVERY DEPARTMENT I

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color wood. Gallon, 789 800/2001 (0-6) rodded steps. -*---,*-;---- + 7 76 725 / 0903(0-4) Other Colors Available 791 593/(0-1)

d J Harringto n 2.w 8.9' Each Tool Pan & Roller Set includes 9", 2" Polyester Brush for all paint. Paint & Varnish Remover cuts Drywall Tools. Saw, 8" knife 100% polyester roller, frame 784 306/TY1220(0-12) through many layers of paint. or 4" x 13" drywall pan. & 10" x 15" paint tray. 3 Inch...... 4.97 Won't raise wood grain. Gallon. 347 g58/(1-12) 315 769/(1-6) 790 488/01-300(0-12) 784 333/TY 1230 31N(O-6) 775 405/ 1103(0-'4) 329 870/PMP13(1-1 2)

9" Roller Cover. 3/8" nap. Glaring or Spackling Com- Satin or Gloss Polyurethane. Ideal for all types of paint. pound. Pint. 774 870/HWI-G(l-l2) 790 193 Quart. 775 753/ 1607-S(l-41 79 1 398/HWI gIN(0-12) 788 829/HWI(1-12) 776 128/ 1608G( 1-4)

Anchor Continental - 60 Yards. 784 805/(0-48) 2~99T~~iti~3~~r~; tray, 314" masking tape.

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Round Point Shovel or Bow Rake. Long Garden Spade has 4 Cubic Foot Contractor Wheelbarrow handled, rugged garden tools will give you serrated edge for easy has seamless tray. Strong, one piece years of service. digging. Comfortable for- smooth wooden handles provide sturdy 700 539 / 156 13PL-473(0-6) ward turned step. solid frame. Enamel finish. Pneumatic 70 1 930/ 18826PL-S14RE(O-6) 744 528/ 1563 1 PL-424(0-6)

I Round Point Shovel. Forward Garden Hoe with durable 6'h" Teflon Coated 8" Pruner has 1 /2"x50' Garden Hose. Re- turned steps make digging x4" steel blade has long 48" vinyl grips. Variable latch for mains flexible over a wide ten- easier. 47" long handle. wooden handle. small hands. perature range. Brass couplings. 700 548/ 1563068-403(0-6) i01 823 / 18485-S6'/2(0-6) 744 4 12 / 23039-PS39(0-IO) 702 92O/4V1/2x50(1-5)

Grass Shear. Sharp precision Utility Leaf Rake. Flexible Post Hole Digger. 48" hard- 22 Tine Leaf Rake. Wide sweep ground blade, soft cushioned steel head with 20 ttrltls 48 wood handles Forged steel for easier raking Spring braced rubber handle grips long handle frame with 9" long blades and oil tempered steel tines 708 700/23062 2(0 10) 700 389/191 15 022(0 12) 722 819/DG100(0 2) 702 877/ 19361 S22(0 12)

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Foldin g Stairway. Wooden Screen Doors. Non- Completely assembled 'glare Lectro-Shield screening. easy to install. "L, 160 881 /2-8~6-9#1125(0-12) 163 735/11-5\ 163 744/(1-5) 3'0" x 6'9" x 1-1 laf'. 22.97

16 Ounce Claw Hammer. Circular Saw Blades. 40, 60, 75 or 100 Watt Bulbs. HWI Road Atlas. Convenient Perfectly balanced Vinyl 351 050/840612(0-25) 513 689/40(0-36) 530 269/60(0-36) 8%"~1 1" slze. 351 238/840714(0 25) 514 054/75(0-36) 970 738/HW1(0-50) grips 344 808/7218(1 6) 530 278 / 1OO(0-36)

NOTICE REGARDING POSSIBLE CHANGES IN AVAILABILITY OF ADVERTISED GOODS AND IN QUOTED PRICES Because this plece is not pre pared by this retuil dealer but by its wholesaler (HWI) which has warehouses at Cape Girardeau, Mtssouri, Dixon, Illinois, Medino, Ohio, and Waco, Texas and becouse this piece IS prepared several rnor~thsin odvonce 01 the actual sale Leriod, some items may not be immediately available on demand at this store due either to sales above reasonable demands, or other circumstante, beyond this retailer's control Therefore, this store will gladly issue a 'raincheck" for any advertised item not ovailable on demand, which will be 004 for purchore of the porticulor itern of the advertised price when additional inventories of the item ore received Due to unforeseen circumstances certain items may not be available at all, ar 0 substitution will be suggested This store and the HWI warehouses endeavor to ovoid any such changes whenever possible, but sometimes they have no control over manufacturers and their problems All the prices stcited are HWI suggested Each HWI store sets its own prices The prices quoted herein are sublect to change due to possible prlnttng errors or circumstances unforeseeable at the tirne of printing The riiiht to limit ouantities is reserved bv this retailer Early sho~perrwill find the best selection

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