ONE SECTION Pages 1 to 12 Pages 1 to 12 THIS ISSUfi CASS CHRONICLE THIS ISSUE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 VOLUME^S, NUMBERJ TWELVE PAGE.S From Tuscola County 2 from Deford School Board Expect Record Vote Five File for Resign Posts Two members of the Deford In School Election Community School Board re- Con-Con Post signed recently after voters in the district failed to approve an- A record vote for a Cass City School election has been There were no last minute sur- nexation of the Deford district to forecast for Monday when voters will decide whether to prises Tuesday as the 4 p.m. dead- Cass City district. Musall Injured approve two requests for additional funds and name twcr line passed for filing petitions The two board members are Stanley VanVliet and William men to the school board from among four candidates. with the county clerk for the Possibly the top interest centers around the request of office of delegate to the Con- Zemke. Seniors Although both men's term in the school board for an additional three mills for operating stitutional Convention from Tus- office had another year to run, expenses. cola County. there will be no appointment to Auto Accident The school board says that an Two familiar names in Tuscola additional $45,000 is needed county politics are seeking the fill the vacancies. New members of the board will be named at the I Robert Musall of Cass City was from local taxpayers to run the In Final Republican nomination and three ( injured and his car badly dam- school properly. candidates have submitted peti- annual meeting scheduled Mon- day at the Deford school at 8 p.m. aged when he was involved in his 1 tions for the Democratic nomina- second accident in two weeks The reasons for the substant- Tot Dies tion. Besides the vacancies caused by Sunday morning at 2:22 a. m. ial boost of about 46 per cent Exercses Douglas L. Williams, a Caro the resignations, the term of Mr. Musall was traveling east over the amount collected last lawyer who served as a Republi- Mrs. Everett Field, treasurer, ex- on Deckerville Road, about two year are numerous, according to 1 can prosecutor in 1954-55, and pires and will be filled at the an- and a half miles west of Deford, the board. In Freak Final exercises for the gradu- ' ghufor(j £irk, former chairman of nual meeting. In the Deford dis- when his car went onto the One of the top reasons is ating class at Cass City High the county Republican party and trict nominations are presented shoulder of the south side of the the complicated formula used School started Tuesday with former chairman of the board of from the floor and the vote is road. for the distribution of State Aid traditional swing-out ceremonies supervisors, are the GOP can-held in conjunction with the an- When he attempted to drive funds. State Aid, which together Accident nual meeting. and will be concluded with bac- didates. onto the highway he lost control with local taxes form the bulk John Paul Southworth, two- calaureate services Sunday and of the slightly less than half mil- Three Democrats of his car and went into a ditch ,. , . ^ , 1 , year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. graduation exercises Tuesday. on the north side of the road and lion needed to operate the school, Wayne Southworth of Caro, was Surprisingly enough the Demo- The Rev. Robert J. Searls, rolled over. will be reduced some $12,000 to killed in a freak accident at Ms pastor of the Methodist Church, cratic candidates for the nomina- Bible School to He suffered severe lacerations $199,472.00. tionn exceed the home on Gilford Road in Caro at will present the address at bac- ™> exceea me Republicans! In of the head and was hospitalized Tuition fees ($21,280.00) and 11:48 Tuesday morning. calaureate at Cass City High regular county elections the Dem- at Cass City Hospital. State Primary ($30,654.00) will art often does not run Open Monday The tot was left for a few mo- School. His address is entitled ' ocratic P y The previous Saturday he was change very little. Transporta- ments in the yard to play and "Where Are You Going?" a full slate. involved in an accident at 1:30 a. Competing in the July 25 pri- tion fees ($9,300.00) will be re- was found lying in the drive- At 3 Churches m, on M-81,. a half mile northeast duced by the state. Local pro- Graduation exercises will be mary will be Democrats Ivan M. way at the house. The Southworth featured by an address by Dr. I of Caro. perty taxes needed to balance car was parked in the driveway Middleton of Vassar, Stephen Er- Plans have been completed for Mr. Musall had started to pass Adolph A. Klautsch, a teacher dody of Caro and Frank J. Bal- the budget, the board says, are with the brakes on. The of psychology at General Motors the annual Bible School spon- a vehicle driven by Ronald J. $175,510.95. managed to open the door and re- Institute smce 1952. Dr. Klaut- sored by the Cass City Council Swalwell of Kingston. Swahvell lease the brake. The delegate's position pays of Churches which opens Mon- attempted to make a left turn into Other Costs sch holds Bachelor of Science $1,000 per month. n,, .. . ,, Authorities theorized that when: and Master of Science de- day at churches in the com- FROM THESE, FOUR candidates will come the two new the drive-in theatre and the cars Other expenses facing the the car started to coagt down grees in Education and a Doc- munity. The school will run collided. school include money to furnish incline the b wag ht , th from June 12 through June 23. members of the Cass City School Board. The terms of James Gross and Dr. D. E. Rawson expire. Mr. Rawson is Both drivers escaped injury. five new rooms and for replacing door and gw under the left Miss Phyllis Gelatt furniture id equipment at a cost front wheel and ran QVer< not seeking re-election in the school election Monday. From of $6,000. In addition, two new Makes Dean's List ers are Mrs. Howard Bacon, Mrs. the left, top row: Mr. Gross, and H. M. Bulen. Bottom row: buses are needed and an added Pauline Brown and Mrs. Virgin- Victor Guernsey and Elwyn Helwig. Kingston Supt. teacher in the elementary school Miss Phyllis Gelatt, daughter of to staff a fourth first grade class Pastor and Mrs. Milton Gelatt of i ia Crawford. Assisting them will be Diane Yedinak, Jane Resigns Position next year. Also needed > an addi- Erla Seeks Dem Cass City, has completed her sec- tional high school teacS?^ ond year at the Grand Rapids Ballard and Barbara Starmann. George Hackett, superintendent Baptist Theological Seminary and Primary students will meet in of Kingston High School, has re- Ray of Hope Nomination for Bible College. She has earned a the Presbyterian Church. Lead- signed, effective at the end of the Superintendents of Tuscola place on the Dean's list. ers are Mrs. Vera Nicol, Sandra current school year. county schools who are fighting Con-eon Delegate She is enrolled in the music Bassett, Joyce Agar and Ginny Although he is working on the for millage are hopeful that course and will travel in various Perry. Their assistants will be first year of a three-year con- their appeal to the State Tax Dick Erla of Cass City an- states in a quintet during the Chris Matlack and Jeri Ryan. tract, he said that he will not re- Commission will result in an nounced this week that he Is a summer months, representing the The Junior department meets Killed in Crash turn to Kingston next year. added mill for operating. If this candidate for the Democratic college. at the EUB Church. Mrs. Roger Mr. Hackett declined to say millage is granted, the board nomination as a delegate t® the Little and Mrs. Lloyd Bryant why he was not returning. One pledges to reduce the three ex- Constitutional Convention m tlie are the leaders. Assisting will be Ira Dean Powell, 33, of Cass City was killed in an auto- reason could have been difficulty tra mills for operating by a cor- primary to be held Tuesday,, Slate Reunion Mrs. Roberta Arndt. mobile accident at about 1:30 a.m. Monday when he on a recent senior trip that has responding amount. The increase July 25. The annual Old Settlers Re- There will be nursery care for crashed into a car driven by Walter Schantz, 25, of Gage- caused the school board to abolish in operating funds will not af- Mr. Erla seeks to represent union is scheduled for Saturday, children of teachers only under to wn. the trips in future years at the fect the debt service. The millage the 20th Senatorial District of June 17, at the Deford Communi- the direction of Mrs. Robert According to Trooper Tageson of the Bad Axe State school. has been reduced for debt so Huron, Tuscola and Sanilae- ty School, authorities announced j Stickle, assisted by Susan Police Post, the point of impact indicated that the Powell Mr. Hackett said that his plans that nearly the same amount counties. He is the only Demo- Dr. Adolph A. Klautsch this week. Schuckert. for next year are indefinite at will be collected on the new val- cratic nominee and is assured of The car was on the wrong skie of the road when the crash torate in Educational Psychology i The meeting is" open to every- \ Program is open to all occurred. this time. uation, in 1961-62 as \vas col- a place-on the fall ballot. from the University of Illinois, j one. It will open with a pptluck j children f our ^years old througn lected this year. Mr. Erla was an unsuccessful the slxth Mr. Schantz said that he saw pastor of the Cass Citv EUB His talk is entitled "Let the dinner at noon and be followed grade. Retarded Children candidate for state senator in The kindergarten department the Powell car coming on the Church, officiated. the last state election. He has Problem Be A Challenge." with a program arranged by Mrs. wrong side of the road and moved Area voters will join with Mack Little, chairman. will include children four years Committal services were under been active in Democratic Prior to joining the Institute, to the curb, but was forced into the auspices of the Tri-County Lass voters in all districts in the Dr. Klautsch taught German, old and those who attended kin- politics at the county and reg- dergarten this year. the path of the Powell car be- Post No. 507 of the American county to decide whether to ional levels. French, English, Spanish and cause of a vehicle parked on the Legion of which Mr. Powell was okay three-quarters of a mill Latin in Iron Mountain, Frank- WSCS in Varied Primary children will include Tells Club of He is co-owner of Erla Food those attending the first, second side of the road. a member. for special education. Center and president-elect of the fort and Birmingham. Later he Mr. Schantz received only taught psychology at the Uni-Program Monday and third grade. The Junior de- Burial was in Elkland Ceme- Complete information about Cass City Rotary Club. partment will be for the fourth, bumps and lacerations and two Life at Home the program and its operation, versity of Illinois and at Michi- tery. Members of the WSCS of the fifth and sixth graders. Classes passengers in the car, Paul Rada- which is the last of a series gan State. Miss Andrea Schmerbeck, an Methodist Church enjoyed a start at 9:30 a.m. and close at I baugh, 22, of Sebewaing and Clar- i 4. j j- -c r< i about the handicapped, appears During World War II he was exchang &e student from German Jy ! . ., * ±1 • • From the varied meeting Monday evening 11:30 Monday through Friday. ence Schantz, Gagetown, were Elect Pair to , , , ,, ,. Q on an inside page of this issue. an aviation cadet instructor. when awards were presented and Registration will be at various shaken up. l who has been attending San- dusky High School this past School Board Married, he has two children. chairmen installed. Sunday school classes or at the Both cars were demolished. Co. School Board (ditor's Corner Both of the commencement F'ifty-five members were pres- first Bible School meeting. Two members of the Tuscola year, was the guest speaker The third ballot will be to Mr. Powell was born July 18, Monday evening at the monthly j programs start at 8:15 p.m. ent for the picnic style supper All children in the proper age 1927, in Cass City the son of the County Board of Education were elect two members to the school How much does a hamburger The complete programs are served by Group Five. It was fol- groups, regardless of church af- named to office at the annual meeting of the Shabbona Exten- board. Victor Guernsey, Elwyn late Roy Powell and Mrs. Flor- sion Club in the Shabbona Com- cost? listed elsewhere in today's pa-, lowed by the business meeting filiation, are welcome. Pre-reg- j ence Powell. meeting of the group held Mon- Helwig, Incumbent James Gross While housed in Chicago's per. j under the direction of Mrs. Keith istration is not required. day at the courthouse in Caro. munity Hall. Miss Schmerbeck and H. M. Bulen seek the posts. He married Miss Barbara explained some of the differ- j swank Palmer House hotel on • i McConkey. Director Mrs. Mike Yedinak Sutherland in Bad Axe July 17, Maurice Ransford was re- their recent trip, three seniors | Mrs. Ellwood Eastman and said more teachers are needed. elected for a six-year term and ences between the German way 1954. Following their marriage of life and ours but stated that, decided that they were hungry Mrs. McConkey, delegates to a Volunteers are asked to contact they made their home in Rochest- Irving Dean of Millington was and asked that three hamburgers conference convention in Caro, her immediately. elected to fill the vacancy caused basically, we are very much Gagetown Firm er, moving to Cass City in 1956. alike. CMU Scholarship and three cokes be sent to their told details of the meeting. Oth- He was employed at Rabideau by the death of Bates Wills, Mr. room. ers who attended also gave their Motor Sales. A veteran, he served Dean had been appointed to the Mrs. Clark Auslander, mem- A while later a bellboy came Offers LP Gas impressions. University Honors with the Army from November of board and was acting on the ber of the Sanilae County Ex- Grant Awarded dutifully traipsing in with the Life memberships were pre- 1945 to March of 1947, mostly in board prior to the election. Mem- tension Council, also made a few food. One of the fellows casually- For Home Use sented to Mrs. Ed Knight and Former Cass Cityite the Pacific Theatre. bers of the board are named by remarks. Following the pro- handed him a $5 bill and held out Mrs. Frank Hegler. The pins were the secretaries from the various gram, lunch was served at a his hand for the change .... only Sherwood Rice Jr. this week' placed by Mrs. McConkey, daugh- H. Glenn Bixby, president of Surviving, besides his wife, county school districts. table decorated with miniature To Sally Hobart are: a son, Jeffery Dean, and a to have him say, "That will be. $T announced that the Chem Gas ter of Mrs. Knight, and by Mrs. Ex-Cell-0 Corp., was presented Other members are Arvin flags of the United Nations. The Scholarship Committee at please." Sales Corporation in Gagetown A. Gallagher, daughter of Mrs. Wayne State University's Dis- daughter, Florence Elaine, both at Wingert of Kingston, John Kirk Guests included, besides Miss home; two sisters, Mrs. William Central Michigan University has has entered the residential-corn-1 Hegler. tinguished Service Award Tues- and Harry Russell. Schmerbeck, Miss Jean Shubel announced the award of a State Postmaster Lewis Bishop re- Several ladies were presented day afternoon at the Community (Roseila) Kretzschmer of Owen- Cass City was represented by who is the Sanilae County Ex- mercial propane gas field. dale and Mrs. William (Virginia) Board of Education Grant to ported this week that there will The company has been supply- perfect attendance awards. Each' Arts Building. Mr. Bixby is a Dr. D. E. Rawson at the meeting. tension Agent and the Snover Sally Hobart, a member of the be numerous changes in mail member of Group Five was pre- former resident of Cass City and Allison of Saginaw; four broth- Extension Club. ing gas to industry for many ers, Sanford and Milton, both of Cass City High School graduat- rates to foreign countries effec- sented a plant in recognition for graduated from Cass City High Later in the evening, after the tive July 1. years. Recently completed has School in 1921. Gagetown, Frederick of Cass City Slate Class Reunion ing class. The scholarship, which been the installation of new belonging to the group that guests had departed, the Shab- pays University fees, is renew- Because they vary widely he earned the most for the Society The award, "for distinguished and Vern of Elkton, and his moth- The 10th anniversary reunion bona group held their annual equipment to supply gas for heat- er, Mrs. Florence Powell of Cass able upon satisfactory academic suggests that persons sending: ing, cooking, hot water heating with projects. service as a business leader, hu- of the Cass City High School election of officers. Those elected standing. mail out of the States check to> manitarian and good citizen of City. class of 1951 will be held Satur- and similar purposes, Mr. Rice !Next vear's jrroups were as- for the coming year are: chair- determine the proper cost before Michigan," was presented by Funeral services were held day, June 24, at the high school, Sally is the daughter of Mr. said. signed and chairmen named. The man, Mrs. Edward Phetteplace; mailing. installation service was conducted Wayne President Clarence Hil- Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Little's authorities in charge announced vice-chairman, Mrs. Clarence and Mrs. Harlan Hobart of The corporation will hold an _ Gagetown. She has maintained by the Rev Robert gearlg in the berry. Funeral Home. Rev. S. R. Wurtz, this week. Concluded on page twelve. The Jason Kitchens, who live open house at a date to be an- church sanctuary. an excellent scholastic record in nounced to show area residents on route three in Cass City, have the new facilities. received over 80 greeting- cards Father Pelletier BACCALAUREATE SERVICE GRADUATION EXERCISE recently. The cards have beera Tuesday, June Thirteenth sent for no special event. Just a Sunday, June Eleventh neighborly gesture to folks who Tells of Family Chairman „.„ Marvin McCormick have lived in the area for a long time, we were told. Local Markets Service Functions Processional March High School Band Senior President ***** "Pomp and Circumstance" - Elgar Salutatory ^ Susan Shaw If you like horse racing, you: The final meeting of the sea- can make $4 go a long ways. Buying price Invocation The Rev. Fr. Arnold A. Messing son of the St. Pancratius Rosary Clarinet Duet . Betty Lou Bond That's the price for a ticket t& Soybeans 2.78 Altar Society was held Monday St. Pancratius Church Beverly Hurd the annual Rotary excursion to Beans 6.05 at the church in Cass City. A "Promenade" - Ralph Ender the Detroit Race Course Thurs- potluck supper with husbands Selection ,„„ High School Chair Cranberries 5.75a s ,111 day, June 15. The ticket includes Light Red Kidney beans 6.50 guests was held on the church "Unto Thee, 0 Lord" - Francis E. Aulbach Address Dr. Adolph A. Klautsch a bountiful buffet dinner and re- Dark Red Kidney beans 6.50 grounds. It was highlighted by General Motors Institute freshments as well as admittance Small Reds 6.25 a talk by Father Paul Pelletier, Scripture Reading ..... The Rev. Richard Canfield "Let the Problem Be a Challenge" to a reserved section of the grand- Yellow Eyes 11.50 head of the Catholic Family Matthew 16:24-28 Baptist Church stand. Service at Bad Axe. Presentation of Honors and Awards ...... Arthur Holmberg Grain The event is open to all Cass: Father Pelletier told of the Prayer The Rev. Fred H. Johnson Principal Cityites. Corn, shelled, bu 1.05 services of his organization. United Missionary Church Tickets are available through! Oats 36 Ib. test : 61 They include marriage and fam- Senior Boys' Sextet Dick Albee, Bill Finkbeiner, this week end from Pvotarians Wheat, new 1.69 ily counseling, foster home Address The Rev. Robert J. Searls Jim Freye, Paul Holmberg, Dick Erla or A] Krve^er. Rye ,75 placements and adoptions and Methodist Church Marvin McCormick, Larry Feed Barley 1.50 service to unwed mothers. Retherford Sally Hebart Most observers expect the vote Buckwheat 2.00 He said that his organization "Where Are You Going?" "Graduation Day" - Joe Sherman high school and has been very for the three additonal mills- for Livestock is the only child welfare and Selection High School Choir for the three additional mills for counseling agency in the state Valedictory Thelma Krueger active in student affairs. .She three-quarters of a mill for Cows, pound 14 .20 not supported by public funds. "Divine Redeemer, My Savior and King" - Roger Parrish was a member of the varsity Cattle, pouad 18 .23 special education to be close. It's The service is open to all, re- Presentation of Diplomas Willis Campbell cheerleaders and was home-com- very possible that a very few Calves, pound 20 .30 gardless of church affiliations. Benediction The Rev. Fr. Arnold A. Messing Superintendent ing queen in 1960. Hogs, pound ;.. .17%. votes will decide both issues. Father Pelletier also told of Sally will enroll at Central Postlude High School Band UVT* 1 * TT » • * —•««•*Both* propositionjw-- Vj^vHJAVAVAisw arC*Xe^ explaine^-f*£*i.«AJ.iGMdt Produce obedience and discipline of chil- Vocal Solo , Larry Retherford Michigan University on an Ele- in this issue. Study them and be Eggs, large, doz. 35 Concluded on page twelve. "War- March of the Priests" - "The Lord's Prayer" - Malotte mentary Teaching Curriculum. sure to vote Monday. CASS CITY CHRONICLE— THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 CASS CITi, MICHIGAN PAGE TWO The average cubic yards per linear sons interested in the above described foot of excavation for the entire length lands, and you of the drain to be excavated is 1.17 cu. Archie Hicks, county clerk of Tuscola yds., or a total of 11,482 cubic yards of County Cass City Area Church News in Brief excavation. E. G. Golding, Supervisor of Elkland Township The bottom width is to be 5 feet from Nick VanPetten, Chairman of County Shabbona RLBS Church — 2 Novesta Church of Christ— Gagetown Church of the Naz- St. Agatha Church—Gagetown, Sta. 0 + 00 to Sta. 20 + 00 and 4 feet Road Commission Minister. arene— Russell Stanley, pastor. 4672 South Street. Rev. Frank L. from Sta. 20 + 00 to Sta. 98+26. are hereby notified that at the time and miles east of M-53 on Shabbona George V. Getchel, The excavation is to be taken from the place aforesaid, or at such other time At Road. Elder Howard Gregg, pas- Bible School 10:00 a.m. Lawrence Summers, Sunday McLaughlin, Pastor. field side of the ditch opposite road bed and place thereafter to which said let- Junior Dept. School Supt.. Summer Schedule where ditch runs parallel and adjacent ting may be adjourned, I shall proceed to tor. Associate pastor, Elder Dean Mrs. Leo Ware, to a road and ditch bank road side receive bids for the construction of said Smith. Supt. Sunday Services: Masses: brush is to be cut and disposed of. The "Marsh No. 2 Branch Drain," in the Classes for all ages. Sunday School 10:00. Sunday, 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. 1 on 1% side slopes will be rigidly in- manner hereinbefore stated; and also, Church School 10 a.m., Voyle sisted upon. that at such time and place as started 3orman, church school director. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship: Message by Week Days, 7:30 a.m. The excavated dirt is to be leveled to aforesaid from nine o'clock in the fore- "And they continued steadfast- the pastor - 11:00. Holy Days, 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. noon until five o'clock in the afternoon, SUNDAYS, JUNE 11-18 Church services 11 a.m. 12 inches or less and feathered out to the apportionment for benefits and the Zion League meetings Friday ly in the apostles' doctrine and Nazarene Youth Society, 7:00. Funeral and Nuptial Masses by the elevations of the fields except in lands comprised within the Marsh No. 2 Audrey Stanley, president. appointment. front of lawns or yards where dirt is to Branch Drain Special Assessment Dis- Morning Services At 11 o'clock evening once a month. fellowship, and in breaking of be hauled away. tricts will be subject to xeview. Wednesday evening worship bread, and in prayers." Acts 2:42 Nazarene Junior Society, 7:00. Confessions: All brush, trees, logs or debris is to And You and Each of You, Owners Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. Shirley Howard, leader. Daily before Masa be .kept separate from the dirt and af- j and persons interested in the aforesaid WEDNESDAYS, JUNE 14-21 service 8 p.m. ter leveling is completed the brush, trees, j lands, are hereby cited to appear at the Women's department meeting Hour of Power, Wednesday Worship service., 7:30 p.m.. Saturday, 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. etc, is to be pushed in piles on the' time and place of such reviewing of third Thursday of each month. Bible study. Midweek Service Wednesday - Baptism, Sunday, 1:30 p.m. leveled dirt. apportionments as aforesaid, and be Evening Services At 8 o'clock 7:30. The hour of prayer, power , Any concrete or large stone removed is heard with respect to such special assess- Leader Mary Kritzman. Junior Choir practice, Wednes- to be buried with a minimum of 2% feet ments and your interests in relation day 7:15 p.m. and praise. St. Pancratius Church— of cover. thereto, if you so desire. A series of missionary services Dated this 25th day of May A.D., 1961. will be held Sunday mornings Senior Choir practice, Wednes- You are invited to attend all Schedule of Masses The excavating contractors will bid Freeland Sugden County Drain. Com- at'll a.m. and »day 3:45 p.m. of our services. You will especial- 7:00 Low Mass on excavating and leveling separately. missioner, County of Tuscola. ELDER MANLEY BALZER June 11 and 18, Culverts removed will not be jammed on 6-1-2 also Wednesday evenings, June ly enjoy the chorus time every 9-00 High Mass the ends. Of Harbor Beach Branch - Speaker Sunday night. 11:00 Low Mass The excavating contractor will place 14 and 21, at 8 o'clock. Elder Fraser Presbyterian Church— and backfill all corrugated metal pipe, Manley" Balzer of the Harbor Rev. Glenn Pishbeck, minister. (road culverts to be backfilled with Beach Branch will be the speak- Sunday School 10 a.m. Hillside Brethren In Christ As- Church of the Nazarene—6538 porous material approved by the Tuscola ALL BRANCHES INVITED er. George Fisher Sr., Superinten- sembly at the Hillside School, Third Street. Rev. L. A. Wilson, County Eoad Commission.) pastor. Bids on bag riprap will be taken Everyone is invited to attend dent. one-half mile west, one-half mile separately or in conjunction with exca- JBFFERY ELECTRIC Everybody Welcome all services. Worship service 11:15 a.m. north of Elmwood Store, Hurd 10:00 a.m. Sunday Bible School. vating bids. The bag riprap must be a Corners Road. 11:00 a.m., Morning Worship. minimum of 12 inches thick, made with For Residential, Industrial, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Youth 60-40 washed gravel mixed with cement Commercial Wiring. The Salem Evangelical Utnited Fellowship. Mrs. Arthur Battel, Order of the meeting: Sunday 7:15 p.m., Young People's 6 to 1, enough water must be used to 10 a.m. Breaking of Bread. Service. make a stiff mix. The riprap shall be Estimates cheerfully given. Brethren Church—Corner of Ale leader. placed in a circular wall with broken and Pine Streets, Cass City. Friday - 8:30 p.m., choir prac- 11:30 Sunday School and Bible 8:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service. joints and a slight slope from bottom to 6555 Church St. Try The Want Ads Today! S. R. Wurtz, Minister. tice. Mrs. Harry Stine, pianist. Class. 8:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer the top. The riprap shall start 1 foot be- I Block north of Standard Station 8 p.m. Sunday. Gospel or minis- Meeting. low the flowline of the culverts.The rip- Phone 465W Summer schedule of services Bruce MacRae, Clerk of the rap contractor is to complete the back- June, July and August Church Session. try meeting. fill by tamping same,. as work pro- Roy "Bud" Jeffery ; Bible school 9:00 a.m. Friday 8 p.m. Prayer meeting First Presbyterian Church— gresses and leave each crossing ready Cass City Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. and Bible reading. John Hall Fish, minister. for use. First Baptist Church— Cass 9:45-10:45 Church School, Jun- This notice of letting and the Engi- City. Rev. Richard Canfield, pas- neers specifications will be considered a CASS CITY VETERINARY Cass City Assembly of God— Methodist Church— ior, Junior Hi., Senior Hi., Adult. part of the contract. tor. 11:00-12:00 Church School care In the construction of said drain the CLINIC ELECTION NOTICE Corner Leach and Sixth St. Rev. Sunday Services: Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Shaw, min- following quantities and character of cor- Earl E. Moses, pastor. isters. Phone Snover 2399.- group, nursery class, kindergar- rugated metal pipe and bag riprap will 4849 N. Seeger St. Sunday School, 10 a.m. ten and primary. be required and contracts let for same. C A young people's service, Worship service, 11 a.m. Sunday School Supt., Dale Note: All bids must include interest Sat. 7:00 p.m. Turner. Assistant, Arthur Sev- 11:00 - worship. charges in the unit price. R. C. HERVEY, D. V. M. Notice of Annual School Election of Youth meeting, 7 p.m. 40 feet of 72 inch corrugated metal Phone 251 Sunday School 10:0@ a.m. Prayer groups, 7:30 p.m. erance. pipe No. 10 Ga. Morning worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Novesta Baptist Church—Pas- 20 feet of 66 inch corrugated metal Wednesday, 8 p.m. prayer serv- tor, Rev. George Harmon. pipe No. 10 Ga. SMITH-KALLGREN, INC. Cass City Public Schools Evening evangelistic service ice. Worship service 11:30 a.m. 34 feet of 54 inch corrugated metal Bookkeeping Systems. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday night, prayer meet- Sunday School, 10 a.m. pipe No. 12 Ga. Worship service, 11 a.m. 99 square yards of bag riprap. And Monthly Service WMC second and fourth Sat- Cass City Methodist Church- ing, 8 p.m. Which is to be placed as follows: Tax Preparation School District to be held urday at 2:00 p.m. WSCS, second Wednesday' Youth meeting, 7 p.m. Sta. 6 + 36 Cummings farm Rev. Robert Searls, minister. every month. j Midweek service Wednesday, 8 Remove and salvage State and Federal 10 a.m., Church school, nursery m present 48 in. C.M.P. TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES Lamotte United Missionary MYF (Methodist Youth Fellow-' P- - Place 20 ft. of 72 in. through adults. ship) meets every other Sunday Evening service, 8 p.m. C.M.P. and 18 sq. 230 W. Main St. Monday, June 12, 1961 Church—8 miles north of Mar- 11 a.m., morning worship. yds. of riprap, Mayville, Michigan lette. Rev. Dellis Hudson, pastor at church, 8 p.m. j Sta. 19 + 53 Gallagher farm 6:30 p.m., Intermediate MYF, Everyone is invited to attend Sunshine Methodist Church Remova and salvage Phone VI 3-6156 Polls open 7:00 a.m to 8:00 p.nu Phone Marlette ME 5-2012. 7th and 8th grades. present 42 in. C.M.P. 3358 S. Main St. s all services. Rev. Alfred Gascho, pastor. Place 20 ft. of 72 in. Morning worship, 11:00. .Sun- 6:30 p.m., Senior MYF, 9th- Church School 10:30. C.M.P. and 21 sq. Marlette, Mich. day School, 10:00. Sunday eve- 12th grades. Worship Service 11:30. yds. of riprap. Phone ME 5-2071 at ning, 8:00. You are cordially in- Mizpah—Riverside United Mis- Sta. 34+50 Cook farm Thursday, 8:00 p.m., choir re- sionary Churches— Rev. Fred H. Wednesday evening prayer Place 20 ft. of 66 in. vited to attend. hearsal. service and Bible study. C. M.P. and 30 . sq. K. I. MacRae, D. 0. Johnson, pastor. Phone 8283-J. yds. of riprap. Osteopathic Physician and Mrs. Ethel Whittaker, Secretary Sta. 72+02 Koepfgen Road Cass City High School Aud. • The Lutheran Church of The Remova present con- Surgeon Phone 495. crete culvert. Corner Church and Oak Sts. Sunday School 10 a.m. Junior I Good Shepherd—Garfield and Place 34 ft. of 54 in. Maple, Cass City. Paul H. Heit- C.M.P. and ZO sq. Office 226 Res. 145 and senior departments. yds. of riprap. First Church of Christ, Scientist Morning Worship 11 a.m., the mann, Pastor. Said job will be let in accordance with DR. D. E. RAWSON | June 8 and 15 the diagram now on file with the other To elect two of these four candidates for a four-year pastor preaching. papers pertaining to said Drain, in the DR. W. A. HABR Evening Services at Riverside ' 9:45 a.m. Sunday School office of the County Drain Commissioner term Caro i 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship of the County of Tuscola to which refer- DENTISTS 8 p.m. ence may be had by all parties interested, Midweek Prayer Service, and bids will be made and received ac- Phone 95 Gass City I Gagetown Methodist Church— cordingly. Horace M. Bulen Victor Guernsey Wednesday, 8 p.m. Contracts will be made with the low- DR. W. S. SELBY Is pleased to announce the Junior choir practice, for grade Fred Werth, pastor. est responsible bidder giving adequate i Worship service 9:30 a.m. security for the performance of the work, Optometrist school children, Tuesday 4 p.m. in the sum then and there to be fixed by Hours 9-5, except Thursday Riverside Church | Sunday school for all ages at me, reserving to myself the right to re- James R. Gross Elwyn Helwig 10:30 a.m. ject any and all bids, and to adjourn Evenings by appointment. Morning Worship 10 a.m., the such letting to such time and place as I 6669 E. Main St. Opening of a New Reading Room pastor preaching. shall publicly announce. The date for the completion of such SVz blocks east of stop light Sunday School 11 a.m. Classes TIP TO MOTORIST contract, shall and will be announced at Phone 389 " for juniors and seniors. Slow down—it's better to be the time and place of letting. Any per- in a downtown location son desiring to bid on the above men- To raise the tax limitation % mill to pro Evening Services at Riverside pinched for time than to be tioned work will be required to deposit PHOTOGRAPHER at 8 o'clock. pinched for causing a fatal ac- with the Drainage Board a certified CAMERA SHOP vide for Special Education 227 N. State Street, Caro Cottage Prayer Meeting, check or cash or bid bond to the amount cident. of One hundred and 00|100 Dollars as a FRITZ NEITZEL, P. A. of A. > Thursday, 8 p.m. guarantee that he will enter into con- You are cordially invited to at- (ASS CITY CHRONICLE tract and furnish the required bond as 1 Day Photo Finishing PUFLIPTIKD EVERY THURSDAY prescribed by law. The checks of all un- tend the services of the .Riverside AT CASS CITY. MICHIGAN successful bidders will be returned after Phone 241 Cass City To raise the tax limitations mills for 0 and Mizpah United Missionary MKMBER .Ai'DIT BUREAU OF contracts are awarded. The payments for Open House Sui^ay, June II the above mentioned work will be made Churches. CIRCULATIONS as follows: Drain orders to be due April Harry Crandell, Jr., D.V.M. 6552 Main Street 15, 1962 and April 15, 1963. Office 4438 South Seeger St. John Haire, publisher. Notice is Further Hereby Given, that I years to provide additional funds for oper- 3-5 p.m. j Deford Methodist Church— Nationa.1 Advertising Representatives Phone 27 Weekly Major Markets, 10 E. 40th St on Thursday the 6th day of July, 1961, j * Sunday services: N'yw York 16. N. Y. at the Drain Commissioners office in the The public is cordially invited I Ghuroh, 9:30 a.m. Rev. Alan The Cass City Chronicle established in Courthouse in the Village of Caro. Coun- DR. J. H. GEISSINGER ating expense. j -vi HV F"ederick Klump and the Cass ty of Tuscola, or at such other time and Chiropractor Wepks. Sunday School, 10:30 j City Enterprise founded in 1881, consoli- place thereafter, to which I, the County Sanctuary. Leola Retherford, I hu.d under the name of the Cass City Drain Commissioner aforesaid, may ad- Mornings: 9-12 Daily irhr.vniele on April 20, 1906. Entered a? journ the same, the apportionment for Afternoons: 1:30-5 except Thurs. superintendent. second class mail mattei at the post of- benefits and the lands comprised within Sunday evening—Youth meet- . fi'-e at Cass City, Mich., under Act of the "Marsh No. 2 Branch Drain Special Evenings: 7-9, Tues. and Friday J Mar. 8. 1879. Assessment District," and the opportion- OS 3-4464 Caro beside Post Office ing, 7 p.m. Evening service, 8 p. Subscription Price—To post offices in ments thereof will be subject to review m. Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, for one day, from nine o'clock in the $8.00 a year, $1.75 for six months. In forenoon until five o'clock in the after- DR. E. PAUL LOCKWOOD Prayer and Bible study, noon. At said review the computation of CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN The climate couldn't be better TTr . . . ~..>,er pares of the United States, $3.50 a I costs for said Drain will also be open Wednesday, 8 p.m., in the Church, i year. 25 cents extra charged for part ! for inspection by any parties interested. Ph. 549 Main St., Cass City Family fellowship, fourth Fri- year order. Payable in advance. The following is a description of the For information regarding newspaper several tracts or parcels of land con- Mon.-Sat. 9-5; Closed Thurs. for buying a new day night of each month. idvertising aitd commercial and job stituting the Special Assessment Dis- Evenings: 7-9 Tues. and Fri, WSCS, see®nd Tuesday of each printing, telephone No. 1? trict of said Drain, Viz: MARSH No. 2 BRANCH DRAIN 3 blocks west of traffic light i month. Elkland Township T14N-R11E Primary department, Mrs. NOTICE OF LETTING OF DRAIN Acres in JAMES BALLARD, M. D. CONTRACT AND REVIEW OF AP- Watershed Name Description Ruth Kelley, supt. PORTIONMENTS. SECTION 8 Office at Cass City Hospital JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLET MARSH No. 2 BRANCH DRAIN 50.00 Lloyd Karr Phone 415______M Hours_ , 9-5, 7-9 Notice of Letting of Drain Contract (S10 A of Wy2 of) New Greenleaf United Mission- and Review of Apportionments N% of N% of NE% ; Notice is Hereby Given, That I, Free- SW3^ of NE1^ (and that's the car more people are buying!) spring at each wheel, gentle's you past all the ary Church—Richard R. Kurtz, land Sugden County Drain Commis- 20.00 Susie Keating E. C. FRITZ pastor. sioner of the County of Tuseola, State (S% of) SE% of Take those June skies and breezes. Add a spankin' wrinkles and ruts in the roads (there's even a of Michigan, will, on the 21st day of Office over Mac & Scotty Drug Morning worship, 10 a.m. June A.D. 1961, at the Drain Cornmis- 5.00 Mrs. Ed Schwaderer Store. We solicit your patronage new Jet-smooth Chevy. Presto, you've got all the team of over 700 behind-the-scenes "shock ab- Sunday school, 11 a.m. sioners office in the Courthouse in the (5 A. in SE cor of) when in need of work. Village of Caro, in said County of Tus- E% of Ei/2 of NW% Evening services at Bad Axe. cola at 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon of (desed as 40 rds N & makings of a roamin' holiday. That low-loading sorbers" to hush up road surface mumblings and Cottage Prayer service at that day receive sealed bids until 3:30 S by 20 rds E & W). Expert Watch Repairing Greenleaf, Thursday, 8 p.m. o'clock in the afternoon of that day, 5.00 Elmer Butler deep-well trunk swallows up most everything grumblings). All in all, Chevy's light-steerin', easy- when bids will be opened and publicly (5 A in NE cor of) PROMPT SERVICE You are cordially invited to at- N% of SW% (desed announced for the construction of a cer- as 40 rds N & S by REASONABLE CHARGES you'd want to pack along. The carefully goin' ways just don't leave much for you tend all services. tain Drain known and designated as 20 rds E & W). Satisfaction Guaranteed "Marsh No. 2 Branch Drain,'' located 72.00 Emma Creguer crafted Body by Fisher has you livin' in to .do but feel good. And that's exactly the and established in the Township of Elk- N% of SW% ex (8 No job too big - No job too small Holbrook Baptist Church—Pas- land in said county. A in sq. form in SW WM. MANASSE luxury (and in comfort-high seats where | way your Chevrolet dealer wants you to feel All stations are 100 feet apai't. cor thereof). tor, Milton Gelatt. ~\ The total length of the Marsh No. 2 50.00 Stanley Muntz JEWELER Sunday School, 10 a.m. . Branch Drain to be excavated is 9,826 (E 50 A of S% of 180 N. State St. Caro, Mich. the sight-seem' comes easy). That Jet- —as you can plainly see in those beautiful linear feet, or 595.52 rods, or 1.86 SE%. Morning Worship, 11 a.m. ' miles. SECTION 9 smooth Chevy ride, with a sinewy Full Coil June buys he's got bustin' out all over. Evening service, 7:30 p.m. i The average hub cut for the entire 50.00 Stanley Muntz STEVENS NURSING HOME Bible Class and Prayer length of the Marsh No. 2 Branch Drain (E 50 A of) S% of to be excavated is 8.38 feet, the average NE% of SW% and Air conditioning—an extra-cost option that Wednesday 7:30. • bottom cut is 1.39 feet. . NW% of SW%. 4365 South Seeger gives you fingertip temperature control. Try it 80.00 Howard Muntz S% of SW%, Oass City 10.00 Paul W. Heckroth (W 10 A. of) S% of Helen S. Stevens, R. N. SE%. SECTION 16 Phone 243 15.00 Edward J. Hahn (W 15 A of) N% of H. T. Donahue, A. B., M. D. 80.00 Harriet McDonald Physician and Surgeon N% of NW%. 10.00 Sherman Bye X-Ray Eyes Examined (10 A in NW cor of) Phones: S% of NW% (des- Office, 96 — Res., 69 ed. as 50 rds. E & W by 32 rds. N & S). SECTION 17 Hair Styling by Stasia 40.00 Joseph D. Sommers 6265 Main St. . NE% of 12.50 Harriet McDonald (Across from Leonard Station) (Com at NE cor of) STASIA'S BEAUTY SHOP NW% of NE% (th S 80 rds, W 50 rds, NE Phone 202 Cass City to P.O.B.). 47.00 Ernest P. Cook S% of NE% (ex 5 A DR. B. V. CLARK in sq. form in NW CHIROPRACTOR cor thereof and the Mon. - Fri 9-12, 1-5, 6:15-9 S 28 A of SE14 of NE14). Tues. - Wed. Sat. 9-12, 1-5 30.00 Albert Gallagher Closed Thursday (S 3|4 of) E% of E% of SW%. House calls made 22.00 Edgar Cummings Phone 370 (S 22A of) W% of E% of SW%. 233 S. State St. Caro- 40.00 Ernest P. Cook (W% of) N% of WALNUT TRAILER PARK SE%. Impala Convertible—just as saucy 21.00 Mrs. Neil Fletcher Clean Comfortable (Land com at NW Lots for any size trailer as you phase and wide open for fun. cor of) S% of SE*4 (th S 40 rds, E 80 Reasonable Rates rds, N 27.35 rds, E Your Hosts 12.65 rds, N 12.65 Choose the grown-in-Michigan, processed- in-Michigan, rds, W 92.65 rds to Yvonne and George Davy P.O.B.). Phone 304 See the new Chevrolets at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's One-Stop Shopping Center sold-in:Michigan sugar... " 659.50 Total Acres in Marsh No. 2 Branch Drain Drainage Dis- TREE SURGERY trict. AND REMOVAL 0.91 Miles of Muntz Road 0.25 Miles of Wilsie Road Still on hand—a full line of 0.85 Miles of Koepfgen Road Nursery Stock 2.01 Total miles of Tuscola County STILSON TREE SERVICE BULEN MOTORS Buy Michigan Made Pure Sugar Roads in Marsh No. 2 Branch 5161 Mayville Road Drain Drainage District. >er und Bis Chief are as .fine and white ,-tnri sweet a sugar as there is in the u Now Therefore, .All unknown and Silverwood, Mich. 6617 MAIN STREET CASS CITY PHONE 185 non-residen(> t persons, owners and per- Phone Cass City 499 CASS CITY CHRONICLE—THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 PAGE THREE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN
Finkbeiner Services ******^^ News from Kingston First really new fur- Here May 31 Mr. and Mrs. Will D'Arcy Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gil- Down Memory Lane visited in the Lee Smeckert more and boys spent the week nace in 30 years ... Funeral services for William THE MOST REVOLUTIONARY FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE home near Snover, Wednesday. end at their cabin near Gladwin. actually a furnace Finkbeiner, 90, of Flint were Diane Rose, who has had a seri- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soper with a brain. Pro- held in the First Baptist Church, *****M*^ ous heart operation, returned and son Bradley were Saturday Cass City, May 31 and burial was vides greater econ- Five Years Ago years in their house on West Dick Hanby, Tommy Fritz from Ford Hospital and is re- evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. in Elkland cemetery. Mr. Fink- ( cuperating at her home. John Annin. omy and comfort beiner died May 28 at his home Each year during.the summer Street. James McCarthy, Tom Harbec, IN WARM AIR The first" driver training Eddie Profit and Fred MeCon- Mrs. Orpha Shean and daugh- Sam Miller and Miss Charlene then ever before pos- in Flint. months approximately 140 Civil ter from Pontiac visited Mrs. Air Patrol cadets take part in course ever offered in Cass City key. Denny of Clarkston were guests sible. Changes fuel He was born May 14, 1871, James Bauer was named presi- Shean's brother, Lloyd Howey '''/'''• -jaiSS^S will start Monday, June 4, and of Mrs. Loie Evans Sunday. input to eliminate near Sebewaing and married the annual International Cadet and family Thursday. Exchange. Cadet Major Donald continue through July 3, au- dent of the Cass City Chamber Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ruggles Miss Eunice Hendrick of Cass of Commerce for 1951-52 in a Mrs. Forest Willmont is re- overheating and fuel City, March 8, 1927. He lived the E. Nye, cadet cpmmander of the thorities announced this week, and son Bruce of Detroit are waste. Phone us for special meeting of the board of cuperating at the home of her spending a few days with his past 38 years in Flint. Cass City Squadron, is one of the daughter, Mrs. Raymond Alen, He is survived by his wife; six selected from Michigan directors. Besides Bauer, Clar- parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce details. Ten Years Ago ence Gregg, Herbert Ludlow and after spending two weeks in two sons and two daughters by a Wing's 2000 membership to visit Scoutmaster Harold Oatley Ruggles. Harry Little were named to the Hills and Dales Hospital in Cass Miss Ann Rassette of Detroit former marriage, Orvel Fink- a European country. Donald and twenty Boy Scouts attended City. will leave for Washington July board of directors. Besides spent the week end at her home beiner of Flint and Clarence of a camporee on Objibway Island Bauer, Clarence Gregg, Herbert Otter Lake, Mrs. LeRoy Amey 14 where he will be briefed on near Saginaw. In the group were Mr. and Mrs. Richard King of here. of Clio and Mrs. Carl Brough- details by representatives of James Ware, junior assistant Ludlow and Harry Little were Vassar were Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hunter National Headquarters. On July named to the board. They re- guests of Mrs. Cenerth Barrens and girls were Saturday supper man of Otter Lake; 13 grand- scoutmaster, Robert Fritz, sen- placed Howard Ellis, Lloyd Bry- children; 38 great-grandchildren, 19 he will leave for Ankara, ior patrol leader and patrol lead- and iSue. guests of MIL;. Nina Hunter. Ryland ant, Fritz Neitzel and Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ensign Mrs. Maty Booth has returned and one sister, Mrs. Lena Busch- Turkey. ers, Gordon Ware, Charles Pat- Schwaderer. have moved to their farm after home after spending 10 days len of Bad Axe. One daughter, "" The Golden wedding anniver- terson and Dick Donahue. In the Rev. Russell C. Striffler, a Hall, preceded him in court of honor at the close of spending five years operating with relatives and friends in Venetta sary of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lan- former resident of Cass City and the Mobil Gas Station. Clarkston. death. don will be observed Sunday, the camporee Russell Foy was a graduate of Cass City High June 10, when open house will made a Star Scout. An award in School, pastor of the Calvary Want Help Finding What You Want? to be held in the Landon home. Guy Archery went to a team of Fred Evangelical U. B. Church in get ahead—today they work Landon and Miss Lillian McColl Tyo, David Gohsman and Robert North Medford, Mass., has ac- hard just to break even. were married June 6, 1906, in Hunter. Other Scouts who at- cepted the position of associate Try The Want Ads Today! the Methodist Church in Caro tended from here were: Lyle Protestant Chaplin of the Iowa Learn this lesson well—there and have lived in Cass City most Ludlow, LeRoy Copeland, Gary Methodist Hospital in Des snimmimiHimiiiiiim iiimmimimi miiiimmiimimimimmmimitmiiiiiimniiimiimimmit uiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiimiiiiil of their lives . . . including 45 Knuckles, Jack and Jerry Perry, is no reward for finding fault. Monies, Iowa. SOME COMMON SENSE ON OIL CHANGES Through improved filters and higher detergent quality of modern Twenty-five Years Ago oils, the once standard 1,000-mile oil change has crept upward to Leola I. Spear, a pupil of the White Oreek school and the 2,000 to 4,000 miles in owner manual recommendations to the point daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irl where these recommendations have now become selling features of Spear of Kingston had the high- various models. est average of rural students in Car makers' figures often differ from oil com- Tuscola county in the recent pamy suggestions fort, crankcase drainings, per- eighth grade examinations. Her haps because the oil firms have a commercial in- SUPER MARKET average was 99 per cent. terest in frequent changes. In any case, the own- Mr. and Mrs. John Mark and er manual should be the final guide. Mrs. Scott Brotherton enter- Theoretically, a metal engine part continuously tained the Tanner-Grey reunion at their home on Decoration bathed in clean oil will never wear out. Where CASS CITY Day. reality catches up with theory though, is that Del Monte King Size Buys starting immediately after an oil change your Thirty-five Years Ago oil starts to accumulate unburned fuel and water A party of 43 business and from condensation along with dirt. Though your oil will never "wear professional friends of B. J. out" as such, this chemical adulteration weakens it and starts the Dailey gave a farewell party in creation of engine-pitted acid. his honor at the Hotel Montague For this reason, dusty roads and short trips involving starting and Del Monte Pineapple at Caro. Following a meal which stopping a cold engine are the hardest on your oil and hence your was heartily enjoyed by the Cass engine. If you do nothing but this kind of driving, then you would City business people, M. B. Au- be wise to halve the... mileage of oil change recommendations., since ten announced the program and these guides were made for "normal" driving including 50 per cent MIRACLE sustained his reputation as an highway trips. Mix'em or Match'em efficient toastmaster. Mr. Dailey has conducted a store at Cass Modern high compression engines CAN be seriously harmed by City for 14 years, and is leaving deteriorated engine oil. Think of oil changes as a kind of insurance. WHIP here to assume the management Because the cost of a major engine failure is many, many times the of a store at Three Rivers. cost of the additional oil changes, it is better to err on the liberal The annual meeting of the side. Novesta pioneers will be held in When you buy a New Car b,e sure to ask about our 35,000 mile the N. W. Bridges grove on (or 30 month) Guarantee. No charge. Wednesday, June 16. NEW & USED CARS. Of the 224 students of the BUY WHAT YOU NEED Central State Norman school BUY WHAT YOU WANT, AND CAN AFFORD who will be graduated this month, the following are from BUT, BUY IT TODAY, because the Thumb district: Helen R. 1. You'll get the most for your money RIGHT NOW. Craig, Cass City; Anna K. Hunt, 2. You'll help wake up a lazy American Economy. NORTHERN. FACIAL MICHIGAN MADE PURE Mayville; Thelma K. Kline, 3. You'll help lick unemployment. COUPON Akron; Odella Leinbach, Pigeon; Of course we hope you'll buy a Chevrolet or Corvair from Bulen, Good for 5-lbs. of Frances L. McCoy, Fairgrove; but, even if you buy from a competitor, we still urge you to buy your 200 ct. .Mich, made pure Elfreda M. Strum, Pigeon; Helen n&w car TODAY. Boxes G. Turner, Cass City; Edna Voss- sugar at 39c. ler, Unionville; Lillian Wheeler, One coupon per Mayville. family. Coupon James K. Brooker and Charles expires Sat.? June Shear were elected delegates to 11 Banquet Frozen Beef-Chicken-Turkey-Ham-Sal. Steak 10 represent the University of V *<<3L^ ^r **?-***' Without Coupon Michigan at the ninth district 49c convention of U of M alumni in Port Huron Saturday. He spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. With Coupon at right and Mrs. J D. Brooker, at Cass City.
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Catholic Soc. Ser., bd. & WANDERING WITH WARREN I tiiiiiiiiitiitiitmiiiii nummuiim imiiimfimmiiiiiimmmimi imimmHimmmmiiimimimimmiiimimmmiiii immmiimmii | OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS care 41.32 41.32 Mrs. Lyle Truemmer, bd. SUPERVISORS care . 84.53 84.53 Mrs. Joe Botkins, bd. & care 84.00 84.00 Uncle Tim From Tyre Sez: Fire losses can tie you ported by supervisor Woodcock that wt. Mrs. Frank D. Chamberlain, adjourn until 1:30 this afternoon. Mo- tad. & care 146.15 146.15 into financial knots . . . tion carried. Mrs. Alfred Trisch, bd. & Baseball Games Dear Mister Editor: know if I could stand so much care -*. 76.30 76.30 I was reading some figgers unless you prepare for AFTERNOON SESSION Mrs. Franklin Turner, progress in such a short time. Meeting called to order by chairman bd,._.. &„ care 51.75 51.75 last night by a column writer fer I was raised up in the rocking such emergencies with Conant with quorum present. Super-Mrs. Leo C. Fox, board & the Associated Press showing visor Kirk chairman of the special hos- care 81.25 81.J& chair age and as a feller gits adequate fire insurance. pital gave the following report. Super- Mrs. Fenton Atkinson, bd. Are Too Scientific the awful price the world is pay- older he ought to worry less visor Kirk moved, supported by super- & care 40.00 40.00 Have your local Hastings visor Draper, that the report be accept- Mrs Marylin Robinson, bd. ing on account of Russia trying about life on account of they ed as recommended and provisions car- & care 80.00 80.00 to git the upper hand all over the being less of it to worry about. Mutual Agent check your ried out and the report to place on file. Mrs. Mary Carter, bd. and Motion carried. „ 40.00 40.00 globe. With things in such a mess, current fire policy and Supervisor Kirk gave a review of.Mrs. Stanley Lucik, bd. & This feller said $14 million a I'd just like to take me a vaca- bring it up to date now. the work of the special hospital com-| Car» . 105.70 105.70 mittee, and thanked the members for Mrs. Warner Lane, board In last week's column I mildly day and said tc me, "In what hour is being spent in the world tion, that is, if I could git up the their help and cooperation. Motion byl and care 40.00 40.00 on weapons and armed forces collateral or find enough co- supervisor Kirk supported by super-,Mrs. Geo. Burton, bd. & bewailed the fact that a garden , book do you find all that stuff CALL THE visor Golding, the special hospital com-! care 60.00 60.00 I planned to be all white turned you write?" Gee, thanks for the ever hour round the clock, with signers. But I reckon I'll just mittee be discharged and discontinued. Mrs. Lester Sheppard, take my vacation as usual, set- Motion carried. | bd. & care 63.97 63.97 out to be mostly yellow. Some- compliment I think. the United States and Russia Supervisor Howell, chairman o£ the Franklin Burgett, bd. & care 50.00 50.00 don't you spending 73 per cent of it. The ting up at the country store and Mental Health Committee, gave .th. e Mrs.. Loien Ewald, bd.-& piece went on to say that it's enjoying hearing about my HASTINGS following report. Moved by supervisor) care 41.74 41.74 Have an all yellow garden?garden.'" Another letter has arived from ^ ~~r "r." Costm $4< a neighbors trouble. Don't cost me Sylvester supported by supervisor Mrs. John McLeod, bd., & Now, why didn't I think of that?! f nd, Leona Whiting, who is I ^ l r fer ever man, Clement the report be accepted and 80.00 80.00 a rie woman and child in the world, a cent and always leaves me re- placed on file. Motion carried. Mrs. Roy J. Smith, bd. & Well, it's too late now because. living in Sao Paulo, Brasil. Leona Supervisor Johnson, chairman of the 22.88 22.88 including the millions in China freshed to know I ain't suffer- the white Mount Hood daffodils' is becoming accustomed to the building and grounds committee gave Mrs. Wm. Montague, bd. and India. This feller figgered ing alone. the following recommendations. & care .124.50 124.50 have been added . . . also jon-l climate; at first disliked the NSURANCE AGENT Mr. Chairman: Hon. Board of Super-Mrs. Wm. Lehman, bd. & quils and this year, for the: humid weather. Now, she writes, out that this money would fur- Yours truly, visors: Tuscola Co., Michigan. care .129.12 129.12 nish housing fer 240 million fam- Uncle Tim Your committee on Building and Mrs. Merle McCollum, bd. first time, a beautiful deep pur- since she has become acchma- .r ., , , , ,. Grounds recommend: & care 40.00 40.00 ,.,-,,,.,,, , ihes, or pervide food and medi- 1. The purchase of calculator for the Mrs. Ernest Osborn, bd. & pie iris is blooming in the center tized, she finds the slower- pace ca , / ,, .,,. , ,.,.'. ., ,, ,- nr\ • l care fer three million people, Drain Off:ice. Estimated cost of $880.00. Care 80.00 80.00 j of the garden bed. of living- rather attractive. O^n * * Hitting the ceiling is no way 2. The purchase of 3 expansion valves M.TS. Lyle J. Thurston, bd. 80.68 80.68 [ Speaking of gardening, per- And it looks like Russia has to display a dynamic personali- for steam line in tunnel; Estimated &- care the dampest days, she does just can't OR WRITE cost of $225.00 plus installation. T. w. Atkins Co., clothing 17.86 17.86 • haps someone can tell me what what must be accomplished and * ty. 3. The purchase of a conference desk, S. S. Kresge Co., clothing 11.32. 11.32 , T, ^ , „ .,. , , « , Y git 'em to quit and we can't quit chair for the Probate Court and pe- Kunisch Clothing, clothing 34.38 34.381 I've been failing to do for my the rest of the time till they do. Looks to me like HASTINGS MUTUAL. tition in Social Service Office. Esti- j. c. Penney Co., clothing 13.43 13.431 Kolkwitzia (beauty bush). I down. The people in Sao Paulo mated cost of $645.00. . Swinehart Shoes, clothing 6.99 6.99 sooner or later the hole is go- If some folks were compelled INSURANCE COMPANY 4. The purchase of a rubber mat run- Diana Shops, clothing 9.25 9.25 have one in the above mentioned do not rush around like we do to pay as they go they would ner for main lobby. Estimated cost of jc.Peimey Co., clothing. 171.09 171.09 j garden and it's growing nicely j here in the States; their motto, ing to git bigger'n the dough- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN $75.00. nut. stay. Committee of Building & Grounds: but has never bloomed. No green she tells me, seems to be, "Never H. E. JOHNSON thumb, I guess — just green ef- I don't know what the answer QUENTIN HOWELL do today what you can put off CON GAME Your Hastings Mutual Agent CLAYTON HUNTER , forts ! 'till tornorow." Leona finds this is, Mister Editor. About half Moved by supervisor Golding sup- Frederick J. Chapen, , MD, philosophy quite relaxing and ! *he world seems to be working on Beware of the man who cooks ported by Davis the report be accept-j med. exam 10.00 10.00 up a get rich quick scheme—he ed and provisions carried out. Motion,Dorothy E. Baird, mileage suggests that we could do with a the solution and the other half carried. & meals , 34.81 34.8T When I learned about the death is part of the problem. Things is expects to give you a raw d°aL Supervisor Parrott, chairman of theiLayerer's Pharm., Inc., of Roswell Raymond, a former little of it in the States! »uass resolution committee gave the follow- prescription 6.00' 6.00 gitting too complicated fer me ing resolution. Dr. L. L. Savage & E. H. Shabbona resident, a troop of anymore. Fer instant, I see COST PLUS Mr. Chairman, Hon. Board of Super- 6.00 childhood memories came march- And now to answer a Experience may be the best H. M. Allshouse, D. D. S., where they is predicting that in HmiNmilllimilllilliUimillllillllMIIIlimimimimilllllimillimillllimimilllll Your committee on Resolutions beg dental work 29.00 29.00 ing back to me: times that I questions: 20 years houses will be made out teacher, but is real expensive for leave to submit the following resolu- Moore Drug Store, presc. 6.15 6.15 saw Mr. Raymond play baseball No, Mr. Bulen does not "un- tion: 4.00 of plastic, won't rot, won't need those who prefer to attend the The Want Ads Are Newsy Too. Whereas: it has come to our atten-. . . . and other games, especially derwrite" my column (someone paint. Cars will have turbine more fashionable school. tion that the board of Supervisors of! supplier at the old Shabbona homecom- Tuscola County is about to lose four of .'Harold K. Stein, lab. ser... Bulen motors and tires will last 100,000 its valued members after many years,County Drug Store, presc. . ings. But chiefly I remembered Sidewalks will have mov- of faithful service, and M. C. Rarisford, att. fees . hearing my brother-in-law Bill Whereas: Conrad Mueller, Roy Sylves-jFitz£?erald's, notary seal . . ter, John Mclntyre and James Osburn Henderson Graham, judges Evo (a pretty fair baseball play- still and git there just the same. are about to retire, and I conciis dues 5.00 Whereas: they have been of great TUS. Co. Advertiser, letter er in his own right) mention deal of that time is spent where | Electronic stoves will sit dinner value to their county by the dedicated; heads 26.25 "Rozzle" Raymond to praise his I am employed, it seems natural ready in three minutes, and way in which they rendered their ser-,Doubleday Bros. & Co,, sup. 5.45 vice and their untiring efforts toward'Boubieday Hunt Dolan'Co., pitching prowess. Bill always that now and then I should tell food will be kept market fresh the betterment of their township, Coun-j binders . . 97.90 thought that Rozzle had what it about something that happens fer a whole year by radiating it, ty, State and Nation. . iTypewrit. Exch., supplies . 31.45 Now therefore be it resolved, tharpitzgerald's, school supp. . 5.63 5.53 takes to make the big leagues there. whatever that is. And to put the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the annual election to he the Board wishes to express at this Knys, clothing 5.96 5.88 . . . somehow he didn't quite Yes, I graduated from Cass time their appreciation and thanks for Tus. Co. Rd. Comm., gas .143.50 143.50 stopper in the jug, Time Maga- held in Cass City Public Schools, Counties of Tuscola, Huron arid Sanilac, the many years of constructive con-.Harold Jaynes, mile. & per make it. City High School - J. Ivan Nier- zine predicts that afore Ions' Michigan, on Monday, June 12, 1961, between the hours of 7:00 o'clock scientious service rendered. | diem 8.76 8.76 While on the subject of base- garth was superintendent
SERVICE on all makes of auto- WANT AD BATES WEEKEND SPECIAL— Ladies FRESH EGGS—32 cents a d&z&n. FOR SALE—-Refrigerator and FOR SALE—Cheap - 3)4 roll- FOR SALE—molded fiber glass REMEMBER—June 17th - Ca?,s Want ad of 20 words or less, 50 cents matic washers, commercial re- cotton sleeveless dresses only 5 miles south, 1st place east of electric stove. Excellent condi- away bed, slightly used. Wilma 15-foot boat with windshield and j convertible top. 35 horsepower
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1ST OF THE HUGE variety of materials Gives excellent long-term j used in homes vary greatly in quality and mainte- service but should be i vented — Quality varies, nance requirements, some are rugged and never so get thick top grade need attention - others lose their initial luster in a kind with permanent fin- ish. distressingly short time, and like cheap knives and forks never look well again.
Low in first cost, colorful TOO OFTEN LOW first cost is the controlling and attractive — suscepti- LINOLEUM ble to stains, scratches, factor that determines the type of materials chosen fading and rot due to wa- for a home. Disillusionment soon follows, for the ter penetration. cheapest type in first cost usually turn out to be the Wipes clean easily, will most expensive in the long run when you figure the PLASTIC not stain, rot or fade, but costly maintenance and repairs they require. knives will cut it. Good heat resistance, hot pans LAMINATES will mar it. Should last 20 years. BUT FOR ONLY A FEW DOLLARS more in first cost you can almost always choose top qual- CHECK THIS HOUSE Strong, handsome, dura- ity materials that give long service and require ble. The king of floors, Hardwood easy to clean, particularly minimum upkeep. What's more, quality materials FOR QUALITY with one of the new dura- generally cost no more to install when a house is Oak ble finishes. Will last a lifetime. built than the same materials of the cheapest grade. FULL BASEMENT * SEPARATE FRUIT CELLAR The use of top quality materials throughout the OIL HEAT * FORMICA LINED CUPBOARDS Not quite so handsome or house will increase total house cost by 5 to 10%. OAK FLOOR * BUILT-IN STOVE durable as hardwood. But SOFTWOOD still hard and long-last- DISPOSAL UNIT * BUILT-IN OVEN ing. Top Grade gives best EAVE TROUGHS * ELECTRIC HOT WATER FLOORS grain and appearance, AT THE SIDE of this page is a chart ALUMINUM SIDING * 3-BEDROOMS but use good finishes. to help you choose the best materials for your house * ALL ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOW AND Most expensive in first based on long life and minimum maintenance thus DOORS VINYL cost,t but toughest, best lowest over-all-cost. * FULL 2-INCH INSULATION IN SIDEWALLS looking, easiest to main- tain among resilient floor * FULL 3-INCH INSULATION IN CEILING types - Highest resistance *GRADED WITH BLACK DIRT IN PLACE to wear, scarring and grease. * 70- FOOT LOT IN NEW SUBDIVISION Highly resilient and re- See It at sistant to indentation marks and water, but will !ER TILE show wear unless periodi- cally finished, preferably with self-polishing wax.
SALES Good low cost, good for slab floors, but less dura- ASPHALT ble than other types; sus- B. A. CALKA ceptible to stain, scuffing- 6306 W. MAIN and dents. CASS CITY CHRONICLE— THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 CASS CITi, MICHIGAN PAGE TEN Michigan Mirror State One of the Leaders in
CONTINUOUS SUNDAY 3 P.M. Human Rights Legislation Having rented my farm, I will sell at pubic auction at the place, 1 mile north and 1 mile west of Ruth, on; Saturday, Sunday By Elmer E. White ulations and even employees who may be hard-pressed to meet the Michigan Press Association might resent the hiring of some state's share of the cost of such RODBERS Minority groups in Michigan people realize the law makes it programs. have little reason to resort to difficult to do otherwise. Attorney General Paul L. "freedom rider" crusades, or Perhaps the most effective ruled that because KENTUCKY even the "sit-in" or "kneel-in" anti-discrimination force in the the Legislature failed to prohibit MOUNTAIN tactics common in southern state is the example set by the the programs, they will be legal. states. Michigan government in its per- In an opinion nearly two years COMMENCING AT 10:00 A.M. SHARP They've got the law behind sonnel policies and statements. ago, Adams cleared the way for (Lunch Wagon On the Grounds) them here. insurance programs in which the state and state employees CATTLE John Deere tractor manure spreader, like JiMMIE IUANA CHILL Northern states, of course, The Civil Service Commission don't have the problems of the has promulgated comprehensive participate in the cost of ruling (All TB and Bangs Tested) new PATIEN-WILLS South. There is discrimination, and effective rules to prevent of- that the Civil Service Commis- Hereford cow, 4 years old, calf by side John Deere 12-ft. field cultivator, like new because where there are people ficial bias. sion could legally make the' Hereford cow, 4 years old, calf by side John Deere 8-ft. field cultivator who differ in color of skin, na- Another move to safeguard necessary commitments to set up Black Angus cow, 4 years old, calf by side John Deere 4-14" bottom plow for 3-point tional background or religion the rights of all persons in Mich- such a plan. Hereford cow, 3 years old, fresh by day Sat., Sun., June 17-18 "THE BIG SHOW" %%% hook up, like new there is in some degree mistrust, igan was recently made by Gov. of sale fear and bigotry. John B. Swainson, who issued State Controller Ira Policy John Deere 12-ft. harrows, like new *** a "Governor's Code of Fair asked Adams if it would be pro- Hereford cow, 3 years old, fresh by day New Idea side rake Practices" to govern personnel per to certify expenditures for of sale John Deere 7-ft. tractor mowing machine But Michigan has been a lead- practices and services, facilities the state's share of insurance Hereford cow, 3 years old, fresh by day John Deere No. 12 A combine with motor er in guaranteeing human and regulatory and contracting premiums. Adams said yes. of sale and pickup attachments rights. policies of all state agencies. The Legislature not only re- Hereford cow, 3 years old, fresh by day John Deere chopper with hay head Even controversy over such fused to include in appropria- things as the anti-discrimination While Swainson, like any oth- of sale John Deere 2-12" bottom plow er politician, is aware of minori- tions for salaries and wages any Hereford cow, 3 years old, calf by side John Deere hay conditioner "Rule Nine" which deals with sums for insurance, it also failed real estate is based mostly on ty group bloc-voting, he also Hereford cow, 3 years old, calf by side Deluxe 9-ft. single drum cultipacker seems to have a very strong per- to either approve or disapprove * Hereford cow, 3 years old, calf by side the fear that the rights of non- sonal feeling in the area of civil of such expenditures. Roderick Lean 3-section harrows minority groups might be im- Adams' opinion said not only Hereford cow, 3 years old, calf by side Roderick Lean weeder paired by going too far with I rights. 20 Hereford and Holstein feeders, steers could classified. Civil Service em- 1 McCormick Deering No. 64 combine with Fri, Sat. June 9-10 legislative or administrative ployees take part in the plan, but and heifers, ll /^ months old P.T.O., spring cylinder and pickup at- rules. "If I demand a right for my- so could unclassified employees—j 12 Pigs, 5 weeks old tachment for beans. Anti-bias law has far deeper self," Swainson has often said, which includes the Legislators, j roots than "Rule Nine", which ''then I must be ready to give MACHINERY 26-Ft. drive belt HIT HORROR THON was promulgated by the Cor- that same right to others." 1959 John Deere 720' tractor with starter, Belt 20-ft. aluminum grain elevator lights, power steering, live power and Fanning mill -Also poration and Securities Com- The Governor's code, which Improper Milking- mission. details the things which govern- dual rear wheels Papec hammermill. ### ment agencies may and may not Can Cause Mastitis 1952 John Deere 'B' tractor with starter, Smoker 30-ft. bale elevator, like new First, there is the Michigan do in connection with civil rights, lights, manure loader, 2-row cultivator Clover buncher Constitution, which (in Article was based, he said, in the Pre- At the first signs of mastitis and bean puller Case 10-ft. double disc II) guarantees certain basic amble to the code, on fundamen- in his herd, -an alert dairyman Allis-Chalmers 'B' tractor Oliver 7-ft. double disc property and personal rights to tal American concepts that "all should immediately check for John Deere ditcher men are created. equal," and are Massey-Harris steel bottom push type 'ON THE 888 all the citizens of the state. some improper milking practice, John Deere 15-hoe grain drill on rubber hay loader { The Fair Employment Prac- endowed with "certain inalien- says Alfred Ballweg, county ex- S(Look at. these Adult Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat. June 7-8-9-10 Delinquents Matinee Saturday at 2:00 «*» they're', the reason kids like us do the things '"r t&wdol". The" shades are open and |llill| their morals are showing ,,.in the "most respectable •** neighborhood in town!" :^— ^ALEXNieOL'GIGIPERREAU CAROLE MATHEWS GEORGE DOLENZ-JACK CASSiDY mo LAURENCE E. MASCOTT- Directed to WILLIAM AllAND • written by LAURENCE £. MASCOTT Also. TECHNICOLOR THRILLER Hear REX ALLEN, 'Mr. Cowboy1 sin Get Ready With Tl» Fues., Wed., Thur. June 13-14-15 Ribbon Judge* ACADEMY AWARD "BEST ACTOR" and •Animals Don't Cry" Tell'em Gantry... fell 'em everything -but not about your whiskey and MICHIGAN IS INDUSTRY your women I the auto industry, such as the manufacture of Screenplay by VIRGINIA M. 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Clip this ad and mail it to someone in another state KIRK KIM Michigan has manufacturing operations in over with your comment. Let's talk up Michigan and •-Essta CfllOB • UNITE ARTISTS 80 per cent of the 453 separate industry groups DOUGLAS NOVAK When its advantages for industry. Together we can ERNIE BARBARA recognized by the U. S. Bureau of Census. A good KOVACS RUSH percentage of these are only remotely related to assure a greater future for all of us.. MICHIGAN IS EVEIYTIIIB FOi co-starring WALTER MATTHAU VIRGINIA BRUCE-KEtsjT SMITH A ORYNA-QUtNE Prpdwrt«f> This ad Is one of a series published as a public service by this newspaper In cooperation HELEN GALLAGHER Ctf**naS<»(*.EASTMAN COLOR with the Alteon Press Association and the Michigan Economic Development Department, A DYNASTY HIM CORP. PRESENTATION -A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL RELEASE CASS CITY CHRONICLE—THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 PAGE ELEVEM MICHIGAN BEET SAVE With Purchase of Mich. Beet ^^^^ SUGAR 10 89( With Coupon Void After Sat., June 10,1961 With Coupon At Left IGA Kraft All you outdoor chefs will make a hit SALAD with those hearty appetites when you CATSUP serve foods from IGA. The selection is DRESSING complete and the prices are low. Shop Standing iGA TABLERITE -<-.. ° • •V Bottles I ffe%JPlyr Beef Rib Roast 65§ 3 1.00 IGA TABLERITE ivj.uciuiuM.ts -ng jrx MIXED FRUIT 2, 19c 50 Extra MM stamps Rib Steaks 89 IGA Butternut Sundae With Purchase of 48-ct. COOKIES 39ik IGA BONELESS CHUCK IGA r^^k^ TEA BAGS 55c ^^ ROLLED RED SALMON 89|. With Coupon Void After Saturday, June 10, 1961 Giant Size IGA DRY AQ, 4VC DETERGENT 50 Extra MM Stamps Roast ! With Purchase of 18-oz. For the best choice beef you ever barbequed, - PRODUCE"" - JJ Kraft _ _ try TableRite! Every ounce is carefully selected, aged Crisp for tenderness, and,...delicious!. * CELERY 2™29c 9 Barbecue Sauce 3°C With Coupon Cello Pkgs. RADISHES 3 Void After Saturday, June 10,1961 Ib. Green F B Peppers 3 ° 29c With Purchase of any Ib. pkg. Tube SUNSHINE FIG BARS 19eC, AT REGULAR PRICE BLADE CUT With Coupon CHUCK IbC . Void After Saturday, June 10, 1961 BONELESS ROLLED YOU DIME BUYS MORE C BRISKET Ib. LEMONAD TABLERITE LEAN 50 Extra MM Staups C TOMATO SOUP With Purchase of Reg. Size GROUND BEEF 49Ib. POTT Saran (Our Regular Low Price) WRAP MUCHMORE CHOCOLATE SYRUP With Coupon SLICED B Void After Saturday, June 10, 1961 TABLERITE BOOK MATCHES SKINLESS Ibc .• TABLERITE 50 Extra MM Stamps c POP CORN With Purchase of 6-oz. LUNCH MEAT 49ib. Nestle's ^^ — ^^ BISCUITS MORSELS 2 49( IGA DELUXE With Coupon Ocean Spray Hi-C - DAIRY TREATS - Void After Saturday, June 10, 1961 INSTANT COFFEE CRANBERRY TableRite 8-oz. pkg. ORANGE CHEESE SLICES 33c SAUCE DRINK Large TableRite 10-oz. ] Extra Jar MARGARINE 5 L $1JO l 300 M O^ fc $ C With Purchase of /2 gal. 2 cans ^ jF't 10 79< 3 - 1.00 Aero COTTAGE CHEESE 19| i 1. TableRite (Half-moon) With Coupon LONGHORN CHEESE 47| Void After Saturday, June 10, 1961 Buttermilk 2 qts. 39c Chocolate 2 qts 39c 50 Extra MM Stamps Half & Half pt. 19c Half & Half qt 35c With Purchase of any Large Nylonge IGA Milk i/2 g-al 37c SPONGE IGA Frozein HB With Coupon ORANGE JUICE 5 Void After Saturday, June 10, 1961 PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE—THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 CASS CITi, MICHIGAN Questions and Answers About Special Education 12 Team Church League Set to What is Special Education? j a full and useful life for every tricts in the county. This board benefit. The regular classi-oom months, a school district resident Special Education deals entire-; exceptional child in accordance hires the County School Super- teacher and her students are at the previous 30 days, you are ly with special assistance, with his capacity, regardless of intendent and would be respon- a disadvantage when "slow eligible to vote. Registration is Start Monday through the schools, to handi- the way he is exceptional. In sible for employing the teaching learners," emotionally disturbed required only in registration capped children. It is a compara- our efforts toward this goal we staff for Special Education. children and others must be giv- districts. The 12-team Church Softball tively new program for Michi- recognize that parents and Will my school district be en the special attention they de- When and where will I vote? League swings into action Mon- gan schools. Programs similar teachers are the indispensable served? serve. Providing Special Educa- June 12 at your local school day with a schedule that calls to that proposed for Tuscola guides to the future. tion for the handicapped would election. Place and time will be for three games weekly through All handicapped children re- the middle of August. Games I County are now operating in 23 Our faith lies in the excep- gardless of school district will be relieve regular teachers of this posted in every school district. tional child himself and his responsibility and give them Contact your local school super- will be played Monday, Wednes- Michigan Counties. included in the program. Trans- day and Friday nights. Who are the Handicapped Chil- capacity for developing, his portation to these programs may more time to devote to their intendent for further informa- right to an often denied full life, work with other pupils. tion. Lifting the curtain on league dren? be reimbursed through local and activity will be Cass City Catho- We don't have to! look very far his need for freedom and indepen- county agreement. What will Special Education The special education teachers dence, and his possession of a cost me? lics and Cass City Methodists to find some children with handi- Do we have enough Handi- j who have written these articles, who meet at 7 p.m. The second caps in every community. They capacity for constructive citizen- capped Children in the County to The state will pay 75 per cent Bill Cannon, Charles Frederick, ship. game of the evening at 9 p.m. are the children with individual warrant Special Education? of the cost of operation of Spe- Leo Kipfmueller, Ron Laeder will pit Decker Methodist against differences caused by blindness, Most Tuscola County people Conservative estimates by cial Education. 25 per cent must and Richard Reava, wish to take Cass City EUB Church. partial vision, deafness, poor seem to agree that, so far as school people, based on three be raised locally. It will take this opportunity to express their (3|4) mill property tax to raise Wednesday's contests feature hearing, limited mental ability, possible, education should be a separate surveys, show that ap- gratitude to this paper for pub- Lamotte-Mizpah United Mission- defective speech, crippling con- local responsibility. It is gen- proximately 1,585 of the 11,660 our county's portion of the lishing this series of special edu- ary churches against Gagetown ditions, and other types of phy- erally less expensive, more re- school children in Tuscola Coun- needed funds. Each taxpayer cation articles. Church of the Nazarene at 7 sical handicaps and^ social malad- sponsive to local needs and ty need and would be helped by would pay 75 cents per 81,000 of p.m. and Grant Eraser vs. Cass justments. local control. Administration of Special .Education. However, state equalized valuation to raise Speak well of yourself under all circumstances—your enemies City Presbyterians at 9 p.m. Why should we tax ourselves the Special Education Program, every student would benefit. If the needed money. Friday, June 16, the remain- for Special Education? if adopted, will be in the hands a Special Education program is Who can vote? will do all the hammerwielding that is necessary. ing four teams in the league! Most of us will agree that of the County Board of Educa- established in Tuscola County If you are a U. S. citizen, at swing into action. Deford-King-1 society and individuals have an tion — a ' five-member board the normal and "gifted" pupils least 21 years of age, a Michigan The Want Ads Are Newsy Too. ston Methodists face Argyle- obligation to develop the ideal of elected by vote of all School Dis- in present classrooms would resident for the preceding 6 Cass City Baptists and Shabbonal Methodist plays Deford Church i of Christ. I On the- basis of last year's Ed Freeman, Cass City, ended his brilliant Central Mich- play, Deford-Kingston (unde- igan University track career last week end by winning the feated in regular season play) Interstate Conference pole vaulting championship. Free- and Cass City Catholics (play- man, kecond in the league pole vault finds last year, cleared off champions) are rated as the teams to beat. 13 feet-7 3 8 to cop the conference title. However, the league rule that Ed Freeman doesn't take his makes players ineligible to pole vaulting too seriously. Just DEFORD pitch after they are 38 years seriously enough, however, to Herman Rock, who attends make him the best vaulter in Asbury College in Kentucky, the Interstate Conference. arrived home Wednesday, May that were at or near the top the City senior previous year. Freemar| a Cass 31, to spend the summer with at Central Michigan University, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ( capped his long track career at Rock. i Carbondale, 111., last week end Miss Laura Allen arrived home FOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES! Little Leaguers j by winning the title with a leap Thursday from Asbury College ' an inch and -one-eighth under in Kentucky to spend the sum- the league record. mer with her parents, Mr. and To Start Monday That championship ended Mrs. Burton Allen. Shelby Ennis Freeman's bright collegiate of Elizabethtown, Ky., accom- Young Tender Cass City's Little League will career, but it didn't end"his pole panied her home and returned FRESH swing into action on the diamond vaulting days, Monday to Kentucky. next to the elementary school For as . some people collect next Monday, authorities in stamps, Ed Freeman propels charge announced this week. himself over a bar some 13 or 14 Students Present PORK The game will pit the Yankees feet in the air and drops back to Piano Recital GROUND against the Giants. The second earth again — just as a hobby, Mrs. Jack Esau presented her game of the year is scheduled for Pole vaulting has been his hob- piano students in a recital Satur- Wednesday, JuHSi.,14, and pits the by for about as long as he can day at 10 a.m. in Salem Evan- Tigers vs. the Pirates. Friday, remember. T gelical UB Church. Parents at- ROAST June 16, the opening week of the It all started back in the tended. The program was an- schedule will be completed when 1940's when Freeman was in the nounced by Eric Esau. FOOD CENTER the Giants meet the Pirates. third or fourth grade — he can't Following the recital, the Picnic Cut League officials announce that remember which - at Cass City, youngsters and some parents Across From Bowling Alley — South of Hills Ibs. interest is higher than ever in the j He had an opportunity to watch went with Mr. and Mrs. Esau_ and Dales Hospital program and that because of the; the great Cornelius Warmerdam and family to Indianfields park , i many boys who havg signed forjin action and that, according to on a picnjc Participating were 3 the program an extensive minor Freeman, set him off. 12 giris and' Karen Holm and PLENTY OF FREE PARKING league will operate for boys not] "I started out with a broom-| Eric Egau_ Included in the group yet ready for the Little League, stick as a pole," he recalls, "and were Illa Belle Babich and Dale team. kept working at it because I en- Horak of Deford. Linda Kretz- ! joyed it. I think it was about schmer, Becky and Nancy Good Pony Leaguers to two years before I could clear of Owendale, Carol Gettel and Hickory Smoked three feet." Felicia McNeill of Gagetown Practice Tonight By the time he attended Cass and Pamela Dobbs, Brenda Po-v ERLA'S HOME MADE Boys interested in playing' City High School, Freeman's well, Carol and Margie Clarke baseball in a Pony League will. hobby began paying off. As a and joyce Austin report to the park tonight junior he vaulted 12 feet-6 to (Thursday) at 6 o'clock where establish a school record which ALTAR SOCIETY " Tender Aged Rib or Club the first practice is scheduled. still stands. loncludea from t/age one. RING BOLOGNA The league is for boys 13 and, He also received an injury dren. He said children should be 14 years old and *for some 15- i which he feels has hindered his expected to obey. Make few year-olds who are not playing in! vaulting ever since. His do-it - demands of them, he added, but J 1 «nkl% the Babe Ruth League, Noel f yourself leaping had other draw- ! see that they are obeyed. Avoid SKINLESS FRANKS Frakes, organizer, said this week. backs, too. coaxing and bribing and have Complete details will be worked "While jumping on my own as the game ruleg from d to d Hickory Smtoked out during opening practices. a kid helped me quite a bit, it In & raffle> Charlotte Lauria> LG. BOLOGNA also developed some serious M Kerbyson and Patt Com. SHABBONA GROUP errors_ in form that have taken a jmen t wgre ^ winners< MeHlbers JOWL BACON Concluded from page one. long time to iron out, Freeman, of the ^roup wiu gerye at & fath_ Bullock; secretary, Mrs. Bruce admits. er-son banquet slated June 18 at Kritzman; treasurer, Mrs. Ron "It took a lot of coaching Cass City High School gym. Warren; community chairman, both in high school and here at A gift was presented to Mrs. Mrs. Clair Auslander; historian, Central, before I was able to Melvin Balk who is leaving the IR-WINE TO TAKE OUT Mrs. Dan Masten; publicity' pole vault the way I was sup- community. chairmen, Miss Marie Meredith: posed to, but getting the proper Piknik Brand Vlasic and Mrs. Ron Warren; recrea- form has enabled me to go high- ttmmmtmmmtmmmmmmmm Snowdrift tion chairmen, Mrs. Wilfred er than I ever could have gone Turner and Mrs. Alan Rogers. on my own." Caro Livestock DILL PICKLES The group will enjoy a mys- Freeman attributes his erratic KETCUP tery tour June 20. They also collegiate performances to these j Auction Yards SHORTENING Polish or Israeli Style plan to attend Camp Day at basic errors in form and to the Sanilac County Park June 27 early injury. June 6, 1961 where they have been invited to He varies as much as a foot Begt. yeaj 33.00-36.00 b present a few of their "Crazy, and a half in height from meet gal. Daizy Band" numbers. The club i to meet. The week before win- Fair to good ...... 31.00-32.50 2 33c 49c Common kind „__ 28.00-30.00 and will not meet until Sept. 26. ship, in fact, he had not been Lig-hts & Eg. Store Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. able to go higher than 12 foot-6 i Hvy 21.00-27.00 .Some homes would be more in a dual meet against Eastern Deacons 9.00-34.50 Friday 8 to 8 — Sat. 8 to 9 homelike if the housewife had! Michigan. Good Butch. taken lessons in domestic Freeman, who has a double Steers 22.00-28.00 silence. major in geography and physi- Common kind .... 17.50-21.00 cal education, also proved to be Good Butch. A small potato has to carry a one of Central's most versatile Heifers 21.00-22.00 HUNT'S 300 CAN COMO lot of weight if he expects to trackmen this year. Demmings Lb. Can get to the top of the heap. He experimented with the Common kind .... 15.00-20.00 discus, javelin and took an oc- Best Cows 17.50-18.25 RED There are cures for some ma- ', casional try at broad jumping in Cutters 16.00-17.00 FRUIT TISSUE 4 ladys, but the self-kidder never [ addition to his speciality. His Canners 14.50-15.50 gets it out of Ms system, 56 points in six meets ranked Good Butch. him as Central's second high in- Bulls 19.00-21.00 dividual scorer for the season. Common kind .... 16.75-18.50 COCKTAIL Now that his collegiate career Feeder Cattle .... 35.00-96.00 79t is over he'll forget about addi- Feeder Cattle by tional events. But Freeman's Want Help keeping his pole vaulting pole pound 17.00-25.25 handy. After all, it's still a hob- Best Hogs 17.75-18.75 by. 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