95 per cent federal funding Sheriff department pushes for $60,000 crime unit The Tuscola County Sher- just over $3,000. eight-foot van equipped with of foot and tire prints at the "It's something that we unit. He is optimistic that the iff's Department hopes to Sheriff Hugh Marr is push- modern crime detection and crime scene, lift latent finger- to every one of the 11 local counties with their large ur- really need," Marr said. grant will be approved, but police agencies in the county increase its arsenal against ing hard for the unit. He says evidence preservation tools. prints, take and develop pic- "With our crime rate contin- .ban populations, Marr main- an ever-increasing crime rate if the grant application is says there's a good chance as well as the State Police. tains some of their crime The mobile unit would be used tures at the scene and allow uing to rise, we have to have some items, such as the with a mobile crime unit approved, funding would be- primarily in all crime search officers to render composite According to figures sup- problem spills into the rural all the help we can get. Even added police car, may be cut. plied by the sheriff in the areas. designed to help detect and gin next July 1 and the project operations, specializing in drawings of suspects. with the State Police Post in preserve evidence. The proj- could be operational in the "We expect to hear some- grant request, the crime rate In addition, a large amount gathering evidence at the Marr maintains the unit is the county, our crime rate is thing to the effect that the ect, which includes a van-type county by next fall. scenes of breaking and enter- badly needed. He says offi- rose 33 per cent between 1973 of seasonal tourist traffic into still going up." grant's being considered and 1974, with increases re- vehicle, equipment and per- The County Board of Com- ings, arsons, armed robber- cers don't have the time to Marr says the primary use and through the county com- sonnel, is expected to cost missioners, bristling under around February," Marr corded so far this year. Marr pounds the problem, he says. ies, homicides, larcenies and maintain the public safety of the mobile unit would be to said. "If we get our funding over $60,000. recent criticism that it isn't bank robberies. and still do an adequate job of cites a need for more techni- The unit is similar to a detect, preserve and protect starting July 1, it'll take about cal investigation techniques Ninety-five per cent of the doing enough to help law Marr says the unit would be investigation. evidence. The van alone is mobile crime van now in use cost, however, would be enforcement agencies do three months or so to get it to help offset a lack of ade- in Lapeer county, Marr said. available for use by all village According to the grant ap- estimated to cost $8,000, with outfitted, so we should be picked up with federal dollars their jobs in the county, has and city police forces in the plication, salaries of the two quate manpower. Federal funding for the total personnel costs to oper- ready to go by fall." Marr said part of the reason earmarked for such projects agreed to participate in the county as well as the Michi- officers who would be re- ate it at $33,241.74 annually. grant is funnelled through the if the county receives a grant program. Marr emphasized that the Mchigan_Office-of-Gr-imina! gan _State_PpJice. JJujrecLtaj)perate-the--mobile - In-the-gr-ant-request—Marr--'-Sheriff's -department " WuTd" -for-which it applied. The •••"The" projectMarr~hopes to"" " Equipment in the van would unit are pegged at $12,500 tics is Tuscola county's geo- Justice Programs in Lansing, is also asking for a police car not have sole use of the unit graphic position. Located county's share would total impk H includes a 20 by allow officers to take castings each. for detectives who operate the and must meet state guide- and that it would be available next to Genesee and Saginaw lines before it is approved. CITY CHRONICLE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 Twenty Cents SECTION A TWENTY-TWO PAGES Ware undecided Althaver, two trustees

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DETROIT ZOO! With nominating petitions battle. lasting two years. choose three village council scheduled to begin circulating Terms of both clerk and Nominating petitions are trustees. Terms of Richard soon, nearly all Cass City treasurer are two years. currently available for pros- Burdon, Harry King and village office holders whose Assessor Dan Erla said he pective challengers. Peti- Leroy Stapleton are all sched- terms expire next March plans to seek re-election to tions, bearing at least 20 valid uled to expire in March. have said they, plan to seek another two-year term. signatures, must be returned Gagetown trustees will be re-election. Only trustee Under the revised state law to village offices by 4:00p.m., elected for four-year terms. James Ware indicated he is which village trustees voted Dec. 29. Nominating petitions bear- undecided about seeking an- to accept in 1973, village If a primary is needed, ing signatures equal to one other term on the village elections are held every two balloting will take place Feb. per cent of the total village council. years, with the president and 16, with the general election population must be returned Trustees who have said half the six-man council slated for March 8. to Clerk Mrs. Elery Sontag by they plan to seek four-year standing for re-election. Trus- 4:00 p.m. Dec. 31. terms are Richard Hamp- tee terms are four years with GAGETOWN Petitions may be picked up shire and Nat Tuttle. Hamp- terms of village president, at the village hall or at 6574 shire was first elected in 1973 clerk, treasurer and assessor Gagetown voters will Gage St., Gagetown. for a two-year term. How- ever, a change in local election procedures added a year to his term and extended terms of all councilmen to four years. Tuttle, who was appointed to council in July, 1973, to ».replace Bernard Ross who --tjOft^**" "^^ r *• resigned, will also be seeking a four-year term of his own. KINGSTON ELEMENTARY school students prepared to give 200 bales of hay destined for Ware said late last week he the Detroit Zoo a rousing send-off last week. The hay, which wiii feed one bison for one year, is hasn't made up his mind about another stint on the part of a bicentennial project. School officials said the students became interested in the council, where he has served project after they learned that the zoo is financially strapped. (Neitzel Photo). on committees involving park and street development, since 1973. Ware has been actively involved in such projects as the new municipal swimming Owen-Gage voters to decide pool and has stressed con- tinued street improvements during his term. Meanwhile, Village Presi- dent Lambert Althaver an- nounced he plans to seek re-election to another two- fate of $ 1.6 million bond issue year term. "As far as I know, I will run again'/Althaver said last week. Clerk-treasurer Mrs. Celia House has announced she Voters in the Owen-Gage the village of Gagetown would plans to seek re-election as School District will go to the receive a valuation increase treasurer only. The clerk's polls Saturday to decide the of 18 per cent if the bond issue slot so far provides the only fate of a school bonding Concluded on page 12. opening for a real political proposal and, according to some, the fate of their district as well. Erickson sees the proposal transfer their land to neigh- Voters will be asked to as a chance for school boring districts who say approve a $1.675 million bond supporters to insure the Owen-Gage facilities are Kingston kids issue that would construct a district's future existence. poor. new high school building to "The junior-senior high Still others say if the replace the present 1913 school building proposal is district goes under, commun- facility. Present plans call for probably the first realistic ity organizations such as the new classroom space totaling opportunity that the voters Owen-Gage Senior Citizens MAIL VOLUME at the Cass City Post Office is running at about 37,660 square feet and includ- have had to reflect their Club might disintegrate due help Detroit Zoo ing seven classrooms and a opinions since the separate to a lack of local interest. its normal holiday pace, with the peak expected sometime this new gymnasium. districts of Owendale and There'll be one fat, happy money to pay for the gasoline week. Here, postal worker Pat Rabideau fixes postage on School officials say the Gagetown have merged to OPPOSITION bison at the Detroit Zoo for to truck the load to Detroit. Christmas packages while postmaster Grant Glaspie looks on. proposal can be floated for a form the Owendale-Gagetown the next year, thanks to the Kramer said the donation total of 5.4 additional mills. If area schools," Erickson re- Opposition to the bond issue efforts of Kingston Elemen- was one part of a larger proj- approved, major construction cently stated in a newsletter has been vocal. A recently- tary School students. ect to involve elementary stu- would probably begin with the sent to all district residents. fqrmed citizens' group con- The 130 elementary stu- dents with the bicentennial. end of classes next spring. The road to the latest vote is tends the issue will eventually dents collected 200 bales of Other activities include pic- cost the district at least eight . hay and shipped it to the zoo ture drawing and theme writ- Christmas mail volume Backers of the proposal littered with at least three ing contests, for Instance, ' see the election as crucial. other defeated proposals over additional mills and could as part of a bicentennial proj- ect designed to help build Meanwhile, that satisfied They contend that a new high the last two and a half years, push the total district millage munching you hear1 is a con- school building is needed In April, 1973, voters turned as high as 40 mills. They also self-esteem and as a way of showing pride in their school, tented bison. In his own way, immediately. down a request to merge the contend the actual dollar cost he's saying thanks. Last year, the State Fire entire district with Union- of the proposal could be as according to Douglas Kramer, Elementary Principal. peak seen looming Marshall's office demanded ville-Sebewaing. much as $6 million. Kramer said the pupils major renovations be made In December, a $2.66 mil- Opponents of the bond issue spent about six weeks collect- Lifesaver on the building that included lion bond issue that would claim the final cost of the ing the hay which was shipped Mail volume at the Cass ounce for first class postage card you could buy for a dime closing off the top story. have constructed a junior- proposal will hit $6,037,611. to Detroit Monday. City Post Office has been set to take effect Dec. 28, a or 15 cents years ago now Remodeling costs were senior high school between This includes $1,675,000 for "We had heard that the De- running at seasonal levels, heavy load is expected just costs maybe 50 cents," he' budgeted at $20,000. Owendale and Gagetown in the bonds, interest of $2,762,- troit Zoo was having financial doesn't live with the greatest rush ex- after the holiday. said. "I think the cost of the The district is working Brookfield township also went 400 and interest to the school trouble and the kids wanted pected in the days just before "Large bulk mailers gen- cards has a lot to do with it." against a fire marshall's down to defeat. bond loan fund of $1,600,211. to help out," Kramer ex- and just after Christmas, erally want to take advantage Glaspie said window sched- order which allows the 1913 In June, 1974, voters turned plained. "So we decided to They claim school officials Postmaster Grant Glaspie of the lower tales just prior to ules will remain unchanged building to be used this school down a proposal to split the adopt a bison. I understand up to name said this week. an increase," Glaspie said. during the holiday season, year before another inspec- school district among Cass have misrepresented the cost there's enough hay in the ship- by not. including interest Based on last year's fig- He said Christmas mail due partly to the financial tion is made. City, Lakers and USA by a 2-1 ment to feed a bison for an Lifesavers didn't live up to ures, when 70,000 first class volume has fallen from a high pinch the U.S. Postal Service Backers of the issue fear if margin, payments to the state school entire year." postage stamps were sold bond loan fund which will their name last Wednesday, of nearly 160,000 pieces of finds itself in these days. the building proposal is de- The last defeat set the stage Kramer said the kids wanted during December, Glaspie mail in 1968 and 1969, to guarantee 90 per cent of any to do more than Just send Dec. 10, for Clayton Leo No additional deliveries are feated, the district will event- for another try at a new high Harmer, 45, of 6839 Huron said about the same number around 70,000 now. Packages ually 'be split among Cass school building, this time on debt retirement millage over money. He said area farmers of cards, letters and packages anticipated either. All mail seven mills. readily donated two or three Line Rd., Gagetown. are also down, he said, received at the Cass City Post City, Lakers and Unionville- the site of the present facility According to Cass City Po- are being handled as were probably due to fewer serv- Sebewaing districts. If this in Owendale. Backers of the They maintain that the tax bales of hay each, including Office by Dec. 24 will be farmers who didn't have chil- lice, Harmer was headed east processed in December, 1974.. icemen, stationed overseas happens, they contend, local new building see it largely as burden, especially for prop- "We've found that we're delivered that day, the post- erty owners on a fixed dren enrolled in the school.- on Main Street near , Doerr today than during the height master said, control of education would be a do-or-die proposition. Board "The response was just ter- Road when he apparently handling fewer cards, though, of the Vietnam War in 1968. lost. President Ronald Good hinted . income, would be too great. than we did three or four It's a big change from the According to a fact sheet rific," the principal said. choked on a Jifesaver he was Locally, he said, mailings Supt. Ronald • Ericksdn at the last school board The shipment was sent to eating, blacked out and years ago," Glaspie. said. "I within Cass City itself have days when the Post Office stresses this point. He' main- meeting that the district published by "Owen-Gage made special deliveries of Citizens for Common Sense" the zoo thanks to a truck do- struck a parked car owned by think it's due primarily to the dropped sharply.: "I think tains the most vocal oppon- might well have to consider nated by FredRuggles, arural Robert Mclntosh of 5312 Mil- increased cost of cards and •• more people are simply Christmas packages and ents of the bond issue actually folding up unless the proposal Kingston area farmer and ligan Rd., Cass City. higher postage." wishing each other Merry cards on Christmas morning. want to, see the district go passed. , ; rwlLLBE former maintenance man 'at Harmer was not injured, He anticipated mail volume Christmas in person," Glas- "Back then, we'd even send under; He says many of those Other supporters say that if would hit its peak around the rural carriers out to deliver at' the Cass City State Bank the school. Estimated worth but was cited for having no pie said, ; ; working to defeat the pro- the building is turned down, it "Friday, Dec. 19, to collect of the hay was set. at' $270. proof of insurance with him at •middle of this week. He added He doesn't blame it all on something we thought >was a posal have students attending will provide ammunition for township .taxes. Elkland town- Persons who wanted to help the time of the accident, 2:20" that with an anticipated rate higher. postage rates, how- .Christmas gift or .a card," neighboring districts. . property owners seeking to ship treasurer. 12-18-1 but didn't have hay. donated p.m; increase of three cents per ever. "The type of Christmas •Glaspie sajd. • ^ ' PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

Mrs. Reva Little Cass City Social and Personal Items Phone 872-3698

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sug- Tha monthly meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrison The bake sale being held den and Mrs. Etta Sugden of Eastern Michigan Youth of of Detroit were callers Thurs- Tha Willing Workers of the The Salem UM church Saturday at theDamm Imple- Novesta Church of Christ had Cass City, Mrs. Marie Sefton the Church of Christ will be day at the Wilbur Morrison ment Store by the Jet Cadets parsonage was filled at times of Argyle and Mrs. Iva Soflin held Saturday evening, Dec. home. Saturday evening call- their annual Christmas din- Sunday when Rev. and Mrs. 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the La- of the Novesta Church of ner Saturday evening in the of Croswell spent Sunday in ers were Mr. and Mrs. How- Christ is a benefit for the Eldred Kelley entertained at Port Huron and celebrated peer First Church of Christ. ard King of Troy, church dining room. Twenty an open house from 5-9 p.m Mrs. Soflln's birthday Sunday Norman Blue family of Mil- attended. Mr. and Mrs. John An early Christmas gath- lington. whose four-year-old Luana and Mr. and Mrs, Jack evening. Ice cream and cake Rev. and Mrs. Harold Prong Twenty-five were present were served. ering .was held Dec. 15 at were In Monroe, Saturday son Gary has recently been Hartwick were chairmen for the home of Sharon Cummlngs released from a hospital after the affair. Sunday evening when Trinity where Rev. Prong had a speak- UM church youth enjoyed a About 30 were present for the bowling team of Cope- ing engagement. a long period of treatment for Thursday evening at Salem land-Gornowicz. Games were burns the child sustained. Mr and Mrs. Charles Tuck- progressive dinner and UM church when the Pro- played, gifts exchanged and .Mrs. Blue is the former ey entertained the Seekers Christmas party. They were homemade pizza was served. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kel- Class of Salem UM church accompanied by counselors, gressive Class and the Seek- ley and sons attended an early Patricia McConnell of Cass ers Class and their families A surprise visit was made by City. The Jet Cadets function at a Christmas dinner, Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rey- f\ Santa Claus who brought gifts Christmas dinner In Caro, urday evening. Sixteen were nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest I met to package and deliver Sunday at the home of Mr. under the direction of Mrs. cookies to shut-ins and others for all present. Jack Hartwick. present. Each one attending Teichman and Rev. E.D K. I and Mrs. Robert Bills, other broug'il something for^ the Isaacs. Following, appetizers L _2tibe_church._Af terjhe jvork .-.-.Miss-BeckyXoomis, who at ^-family-mombers-present \«re '~~ was done, the group returned "Mr.~and Mrs, Don Lorent- at the Reynolds home and tends MSU at East Lansing, Mrs. Althea Krltzman of De- ' zen visited her sister and hus- at the Tuckey home. Prlr.es salad at the parsonage, the to the church for a potluck came home Friday to spend ford, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce in gamo? played went to Mr. supper. The business and the holidays. band, Mr. and Mrs. William main course was served in the Malcolm of FerndaleandMrs. Smith at Juhl, Sunday after- and Mrs. Newell Harris and church dining room by Mrs. social meeting for the Pro- Edna Malcolm, who i- s- stay—* - Mrs. Dave Loomis. gressive Class will be held Fifteen were present Dec. ing with her son in Ferndale, noon and were supper guests Roy Wagg Jr. and Mrs. Jack 9 when Mrs. Edward Baker of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bene- Gallagher. Dessert was at the Jan. 15 at the Eldon Stouten- Mrs. Kathleen Dalton and son dict near Brown City. Other Helen Zmlerski graduated burg home. was hostess for the Wonvvi's Stacy and a friend of Caro. from MSU in ceremonies held Vern Gallaway home and Study Club Christmas tea and guests there were Mr, and mints at the Teichman home Mrs. R.J VanConant of Peck. Dec. 6, with a Bachelor of Ten women were present program. Miss Muriel Addi- Mr. and Mrs. Don Whltten- Arts degree, in Elementary where the group remained for Dec. 10 when the Art Club met son gave a book review, burg of Caro, Theo Hundrlck, Education. She is the daugh- games. Gifts were presented The congregation of the to the counselors. The youth at the Crossroads Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy and First Presbyterian church ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Esther McCullough Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher Zmierski of Warren, former expect to be caroling Monday for a Christmas dinner and entertained friends at dinner was invited by Rev, and Mr.s. gift exchange. Officers were Sr. enjoyed an early Christ- Harry Capps to the manse for residents of this area. evening, Dec. 22. Saturday evening to celebrate mas dinner together Sunday elected for the coming year. the birthdays of Mrs. James in Caro. a coffee following the Sun- The January meeting will be McMahon and Harold Perry. day morning worship serv- with Mrs. Hazel Barnes. Guests included Mrs. Mc- Thirty members and two ice. Mahon, the Perrys, Miss Mur- guests were present Monday Mrs. William Lowe of Bay iel Addison and Mr. and Mrs. evening when the Up and Mr. and Mrs, Clarence City arrived Dec. 9 to visit her Herbert Ludlow, Atom Farm Bureau group Zapfe, Roger and Kitty of aunt, Mrs. Helen Little, and met at the Colony House for Clio and granddaughters, took Mrs. Little out to dinner. Mary and Jennifer Tracy of Mrs. Glenn McClorey had their Christmas party. Dinner Ml:. Morris, arrived Sunday as a week-end guest, her sis- was followed by the singing of Mr and Mrs. Gregory Lobdell for an early Christmas with Mrs. Fred Jaus, who was 80 ter, Miss Lessel Crawford Christmas carols, reading of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Zapfe, Dec. 13, was guest of honor at of Pontiac. Other callers on the Christmas story and an Otrior guests were Mr. and St. Pancratius Catholic with Venice lace. A matching a social hour Sunday evening Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. exchange of gifts. Mrs. Roger Root and chil- church was the setting for Juliet headpiece secured her at the Novesta Church of Lewis Crawford and son Jon dren and Mr. and Mrs. Charles the Nov. 1 wedding ceremony fingertip veil of imported Eng- Christ following the church of Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holm, of Christine Marie Bartnik lish illusion, and the bride service. Refreshments were Beardsley had as Sunday and Gregory Frank Lobdell. carried a bouquet of white served, including a birthday Mrs. Glenn McClorey, her afternoon and evening guests, Mrs. Charles Auten and Rev. Fr. Joseph Morales of- roses, white star flowers and cake, brother and his wife, Mr. and his brother, Richard Beards- Mrs. Ernest Croft visited ficiated at the 4:00 p.m. cere- red stephanotis. Mrs. Milton Crawford of Caro, were Sunday afternoon call- ley, his two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. E.G. Bell at the hospital The powerful Echo CS-302 with 14" bar mony. Maid of honor was Gloria Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loom- Bernice Arms and Mrs. Dor- in Owosso, Thursday. Mrs, Regular price $159.95 The bride is the daughter Bartnik of Cass City, sister ers at the Norman Crawford is, Miss Debbie Loomis and home at Deford. othy Youngs, and Mrs. Clay- Bell expects to return to her Save $20 to $60 on ECHO Saws of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bart- of the bride. Bridesmaids Henry Cooklin were in Grand ton Turner, all of Lapeer. home at Chesaning this week. nik of Cass City. The bride- were Darlene Wentworth and ,_ „ , , . r, , ,,, Rapids Wednesday and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Har- 'Model Regular Special Save groom is the son of Mr. and Barb Dorland of Deckerville, Tnursday to attend a state ECHO Price Price Big! Mrs. Herbert Lobdell of Caro. Lori Stahlbaum of Cass City rison of Unionville were Sun- Hills and Dales Farm Bureau meeting. Deb- day evening guests of Mr. CS-451VL/16" $219.95 $199.95 $20 Given in marriage by her and Coral Lobdell of Mer- CS-60S/16" 259.95 219.95 $40 father, the bride chose awhite rill. Each of the attendants bie Loomis. _, , wh, o„ is 19, , _is, the and Mrs. Jamos Ketchnm in Handicapped General Hospital silk bombazine gown with high wore a misty blue double knit current Tuscola County Farm honor of Kathryn Ketchum's CS-601S/20" 284.95 239.95 $45 neckline and a fitted bodice gown with long sleeves and Burefu °-ueen and PartlC1' first birthday. PATIENTS LISTED MONDAY, CS-601SLV/20" 299.95 249.95 $50 waist. The gown featured long trimmed with white lace. Each Pated In tne state contest, DEC. .15, WERE: CS-701SVL/20" 319.95 259.95 $60 bishop sleeves and a flared carried a bouquet of blue car- The "Faithful Followers" skirt extending to a chapel nations, red stephanotis and Mr-and Mrs- David Loomis of Salem UM church, who to see Harry Little, Richard Nich- Model Model train. The gown and a deep white baby's breath. a"d family were Sunday meet under the direction of olas, Sarah Keller and Mrs. 302 451 flounce hemline were trimmed Gary Putnam served as best supper guests of Mrs. Loomis' Mrs, Dale Buehrly, had a Marion Guinther of Cass City; Vinyl case $ 9.95 $1095 man. Groomsmen were Randy parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Christmas party Thursday in Christopher Moses of Mln- File holder 4.95 495 Spare chain 16.69 1875 CASS CITY CHRONICLE and Kim Lobdell, Jon Slesel mond Partlo at Akron, the social rooms of tho church. free movie den City; Big savings PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY and Stu Johnson. Ushers were Kimberly Bader won a prize Mark Blatt of Gilford; Regular $31.59 $34.65 AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Gary Zellar and Dave Bart- in games. Gifts were ex- Arlie Budry of Fairgrove; on Save 11.05 12.15 6552 Main Street nik. changed. Plans wore made for The Cass Theatre and Gen- Donald Clark of Mayville; Accessories Special $20.54 $22.50 a snowmobile party in Jan- eral Telephone will again John Halre, publisher. The bride's mother wore a Owen-Gage Eric Batie and George Prich National Advertising Representative, light blue double knit gown uary. sponsor a free movie and Jr. of Gagetown; Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc., trimmed with rhinestones. lunch for handicapped stu- Mrs. Freida Armbruster 257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, The bridegroom's mother Mr. and Mrs. Charles dents Thursday morning. and Elmer Engelhardt of Sebe- Michigan. Wright were week-end guests Second Class postage paid at Cass wore a floor-length gown of walrig; FHA attends of her sister and husband, The movie, furnished by the Robert Harbuck of Owen- City, Michigan 48726. shocking pink polyester and theatre, is scheduled to begin L & S SPORT CENTER Subscription Price: To post offices matching crepe cape. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar R. Smith dale; at 9:30 a.m., followed by In Tuscola, Huron and Sanllac Fae Hampshire andDelores at Milford. Mrs. Nathaniel Herriman Main St., Cass City Phone 872-4070U Counties, $6.00 a year or 2 years for Sherrard sang ''The Wedding lunch at the Cass City Hotel', of Caro; $10.50. 3 years for $15.00. $3.50 for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saar provided by General Tele- six months and 3 months for $2.25. Song", "If", and "Follow Me". Caro meet James Curtis of Deford. In other parts of the United States, A reception followed the (Lexie Lynn Tetreau) of East phone. $7.00 a year or 2 years for $13.00. 6 ceremony at St. Joseph Hall Detroit announce tho birlh of Candy for the students will months $4.00 and 3 months for $2.50. in Argyle. a five-pound, six-ounce son, be provided by Bauer Candy 50 cents extra charged for part year The Owen-Gage Future After a honeymoon trip Daniel Evans, Dec. 7. The Co. order. Payable In advance. Homemakers of America at- premature baby was born at For information regarding newspaper through northern Michigan, tended the Annual Region 6 advertising and commercial and job the couple will reside in Vas- homo with two firemen as- printing, telephone B72-2010. sar. FHA convention at Caro High sisting in the delivery. Mrs. School recently. Twenty of Saar's parents, Mr. and Mrs, 'TIS THE the KHA members from Lex Tetreau, visited the moth- Fraser church Owen-Gage attended. Ap- er and new baby Dec. 7,- and SEASON At Your Service proximately 20 schools were again Sunday. present with a total attend- for Love ance of over 650 members. 872-2075 Regional election of officers Marriage Licenses special WITH A was held. Owen-Gage mem- bers running were Janet David Lawrence Dann, 33, (jkristmas Menxel for the office of of Kingston and Doris Lor- Regional Pianist and Mary Jo raine Rider, 42, of Kingston. services Jan Hartwick Hendershot for Regional Edward Dale Flippo, 23, of viamono Treasurer. Miss Hendershot Spring Arbor and Judith Ann Fra.ser Presbyterian was elected. Hildebrant, 18, of Mayville. church announces special Not even mistletoe is as your The theme of the conven- Terry Glenn Alexander, 28, , holiday services. The youth romantic as her Christ- tion was "A Rainbow of of Clio and Rita Antoinette of the church will present a mas diamond. Add joy pharmacist Opportunities." There was a Vorce, 24, of Clio. Christmas program, Sunday, to her world with the fashion show and Morley John Frank Schwartz, 21, of Dec. 21, at 8 p.m. with a shimmer of the magnifi- Frazier was the guest speak- Cass City and Joyce Ann soclaShour to follow the pro- er. Karr, 23, of Cass City. gram. cent jewel that out OLD WOOD DRUG An evening meal was also Mark Anthony Grimes, 22, Saturday evening, Dec. 27, shines the star at the top at 7:30 p.m., Robert vonOeyen of the tree. A frosty "GUARDIANS OF YOUR HEALTH" served and the highlight of of Vassar and Jodie Lee the evening was the installa- Seabright, 18, of Vassar. Jr. and his family will tell icicle of brilliance, CASS CITY tion of the new officers. Ronald Lee Kaechle, 29, of of thulr work in the Fiji heated by the fires Essexville and Marilou Kay Islands. Again a social hour within, in one of our Kroswek, 21, of Caro. will follow. beautiful settings. Harold Edward Henke, 63, Sunday, Dec. 28, the church of Millington and Enid will have a communion service Eugenia Novess, 44, of Mil- as part of the regular morning worship service starting at DIAMONDS ARE \\f* lington. 11:15 a.m. THE GIFT OF LOVE YV rap her up in Gary Lee Woelzlein, 20, of Birch Run and Debra Sue Mayer, 18, of Montrose. something lovely Buddy Glen Moore, 23, of Hard luck comes from Unionville and ReneeTherese sitting around waiting for a she can wear Mead, 20, of Unionville. miracle.

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IJOO N. WOODWARD • BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN .41019 CARO!S LEADING JEWELER • CA33 CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 PAGE THREE Rabbit tracks! HDC HIOVCS to fund "If It Fitz..." The world's really like that By John Haire BY JIM FITZGERALD (And anyone else he can Meals on Wheels Lawyers are chief among having to drive around her. director who hid secret get to help) those who make it tough for a Now you know she isn't really papers in his shirt drawer. We wise-guy columnist to do his big enough to be put on a map, had a Pentagon that kept thing. like an alp. But you do get the score of the war by counting Barring any last minute ers. We'll try it again another $6,266 in-kind contribution What I mean is. we smartie idea she must proceed side- dead bodies and having Mrs. Mary Kritzman sauntered by, popped her head in the year and see what happens from HDC was needed to door and said, "Merry Christmas" Thursday. hitches, the Thumb area writers often depend upon ways through canyons, which cheerleaders announce the Meals on Wheels program then." insure that state funds would That's typical. Mrs. Kritzman wrote the news from exaggeration to make our is correct. See? results every hour on the t which helps feed needy per- Meals on Wheels began be available. point. It's the type of writing The trouble comes when the hour. Shabbona for several years and proved to the Chronicle what operations last January. The program is designed to Shabbona area people have always known ... that she's one of sons will continue through that more erudite people satirist must deal with sub- For years the kidding 1976, according to officials at When the original grant bring at least one hot, might call satire or carica- jects so outrageous they can't columnists had written that the truly "fine" persons that you'll meet. expired, officials began so- \vell-balanced meal periodi- When she says, "Merry Christmas", you know she means it. the Human Development ture or at least sarcasm. be exaggerated. How could I most politicians were dirty Commission in Caro. liciting funds .through dona- cally to persons who for For example, 1 wouldn't stretch the truth if my sister crooks who should be run out tions from service clubs and reasons of poverty or ill simply write that my baby really did weight 10 tons? of office and into jail. Then HDC announced last week it private individuals. health, cannot prepare meals sister is overweight. I would Washington has been an came Agncw and Nixon and has applied for a state grant" The gran't was~dependenTorT IheffiselvesT Capt. Dean Rienstra, an Air Force navigator and the son of write that the Rand-McNally awful problem in recent the Watergate lawyers. There that, together with local and local funding of $6,640, which In Cass City, meals are people requested her to stand years. We had a Secretary of was no way to exaggerate the Pete Rienstras of Cass City, has been all over the Pacific in-kind funding, will total could come either through prepared at Hills and Dales and Europe in recent weeks. still long enough for alternate the Air Force who didn't know about those birds short of $31,342 to keep the program local government or private General Hospital and distri- routes to be mapped for his planes were bombing accusing them of being Nazis He's coming home for the holidays from Sacramento, Calif. going another year. contributions. Additionally, a buted by volunteer drivers. Guess how he'll make the trip? motorists who want to avoid Cambodia. We had an FBI or murderers. Then we By bus, that's right, by bus. The reason is that his flight Spokesman Paul Protzman learned about the FBI and home was on United Air Lines now on strike and all other said the funds will be allo- CIA plots , . . airlines are booked solid. cated through the Depart- Sheriff Things aren't much better ment of Labor which are in the smaller towns, espec- earmarked for supplement- ially when it comes to ing Community Action lawyers. I used to kid lawyers Pete Rienstra says that our Jim Ketchum missed his calling. Agency programs. answers for charging $500 for advising "Ketchum," he mused, "with thatnamehe should have been a a client, after a 2-year delay, to pay a $10 traffic ticket. But detective." Protzman explained cri- how can I kid the 5 lawyers That's the kind of wit that you come up with when you're teria for the grant include use retired and watching the world go by from the coffee table. who were recently shot down in a single program that is in Howell, Mich.? .'• Did someone say he should go back to work? highly visible, that works in a 1,249 calls These guys worked on a poverty situation and that has Detroit Edison condemnation a high potential for success. Overall activity at the Tus- case and submitted a total bill Total state funds available for cola County Sheriff's depart- Clark Hillaker is the last of three grandsons of Ernie such programs amounts to of $438,000. But a probate ment held steady in Novem- judge ruled their work was Schwaderer to play basketball for Cass City High School. $900,000. ber, compared with October, - When we told Ernie that his grandson was playing well for worth only $75,000. That's an according to Sheriff Hugh 80 per cent slash! the Hawks one thing led to another and I learned that Ernie The proposal was sub- Marr's monthly report to the was a player on the first basketball team to represent the mitted Tuesday at an HDC One law firm, for instance, County Board of Commission- submitted a $148,000 bill to .school. board meeting and plans call ers. - That was in 1906 and the game was played in the present for obtaining the funds by Edison. Judge Dwight Cheev- ers cut it to $22,%0. And he ^cultural center around two posts in the middle of the floor. Jan. 1. Total calls in November '• Schwaderer is the last of the original players still alive. were 1,249 down by 12 from added that the lawyer hud Don't print this, he said, as he left. It's a piece of trivia too Currently, Meals on Wheels October, with criminal calls done a lousy job, saying he good to leave out, I told him, and of interest to most everyone. operates in Cass City and the totaling 688, up by 21 from "failed to read the court files : Isn't it? tri-counties. To date, 11 last month. and then proceeded to waste persons are being served in the court's time as to a matter Tuscola county, 14 in Sanilac A total of 223 motor vehicle that had already been and 27 in Huron county. violations were recorded in heard." 7 Cara Prieskorn called to chide the Chronicle about the Protzman said the additional November, an increase of 47 About all 5 lawyers the .-debate story in the paper last week. The information was funding will allow another 96 from last month, with 98 van- judge said: "In effect, the -wrong, she said, while telling that the team won four years persons on waiting lists to join dalism complaints received, very number of attorneys lago. the program, along with a jump of 22 from October. prolonged the length of the ", What's more, she figured I should have known, too. expansion into Lapeer trial yet each attorney is ; After all, she said, B. J. (my daughter) was a member of that county. Both larceny and burglary requesting full payment for •winning team with me. TICK, TOCK and all of last year's Christmas toys ponder their complaints dropped, however, the time spent by him and Protzman expressed dis- with 49 larcenies reported, other attorneys prolonging appointment that the three fate during Saturday's CIE-sponsored play, "Time Out For Christ- compared with 71 last month. the trial." county boards of commission- mas", held at Cass City High School. From the left are Charlene Burglaries totaled 43, a drop The whole thing sounds like ers had not become more of three from October. something Art Buchwakl Sleele trial continues Erickson, Joyce Polega, Meg Guinther and Ellen Toner. might write. Whoever heard involved in Meals on Wheels. Auto theft complaints to- "In the beginning, we taled 11, down three from of a lawyer charging $HH,()(l(). started with a seed grant for $22,960 worth of work'.' ; Testimony was scheduled Cass City Police testified in last month. from the federal government Christmas Seal donations lagging And doing a bad job? It has to ; to continue Wednesday in the the case Tuesday. The trial and we were hoping the be an exaggeration. '• Tuscola County Circuit Court was expected to continue into Mrs. Reif urged county resi- Among townships, Vassar counties would pick up the The December Christmas ficials reported this week. But it really happened, thus ' trial of Kenny Wayne Steele, Thursday. dents to contribute to the topped the list with 98 com- program afterward," he said. Seal campaign figures for plaints, followed by Elkland adding to the woes of the 20, Warren, charged with t ...^ Tuscola county show just over According to Beverly Reif, Christmas Seal campaign. "But so, far, we haven't been : township with 86. wise-guy columnists who breaking•andrtnterihg of Old;]';•';'_The case is;.'being tried 46 per cent of tho goal of president of the Saginaw Val- Monies collected go to sup- 1 l; able to generate much inter- might as well smash their Wood Drug 'in' Cass?City last • before Ju'dge "iWartiri Clem- $9,800 has been reached, of- ley (>Region of the Michigan port programs to aid county : est among the commission- residents afflicted with res- During November, patrol distorted mirrors. The worldorld, De'ceiiiber. ' ents. liung Association, current units travelled 34,683 miles coiilributions total $4,563. piratory diseases, she said. really looks like that. and consumed 2,931.4 gallons The next time you see ine of gasoline. writing with tongue in cheek, The county jail received 135 check it out. It will probdbly FROM THE prisoners in November and be bubble gum. released 128, Marr reported. NEW YEAR'S Editor's Corner IN CIRCLES OWENGAGE VOTERS Hard-working parents who work to make money to leave Sherwood It's the week before Christ- In C we are at the top of the to children who won't work is mas, allowable size group, in B we called the cycle of success. Forest and all through the town are at the bottom, constantly GAGETOWN people with questions competing against schools in seem to abound. It's easy to dodge a question WHERE'-ELSE? State competition twice as with a long-winded answer. Questions about millage large or more than we are. GIVE YOURSELF and taxes, too, As a basketball nut with a -^•^^•^•^* •*.-*-•'-•»••*."'••*.•'•-'• so now you'll get personal interest, I'd just as just one man's' view. soon not see Owen-Gage (It's parodies like this that students arrive full force for a make "poetry" taboo at the few years. Chronicle.) Now that doesn't make QUESTION: What do you GARAGE SALE much sense and most of you AN ANNUAL see next year for the football would regard it as stupid, or NOW THROUGH DECEMBER field? at least of so little importance ANSWER: When it comes as not to be worth consider- before the village voters in ing. March I feel that the many And you are right. But if I KINGSTON VILLAGE volunteers who worked on the were entitled to a vote in park gridiron will have a Owen-Gage and all else were CHRISTMAS PRESENT sentimental attachment to it equal, that would tilt the FLOOR COVERINGS and swing the vote in favor of scales in my mind. Celebrating end of second year in the lease (in effect saying, How many voters in the business and 12 years installation yes, keep the football field at Owen-Gage district that the park.) formerly were connected with experience. When it comes before the Cass City harbor trivial (to All Jute Back voters in the school district us) reasons for wanting the reaction will be, hey, nothing to do with the school? Carpet man, I feel that the school is How many feel they re- All Rubber Back the place for the field, but no ceived the short end of the perSq Yd taxes, no taxes, no taxes. stick at Owen-Gage? Answer Carpet - - That will keep the field at me that and telling you the the park' where we will get outcome of the vote would be INLAID LINOLEUM AVAILABLE new lights and not much else a snap. *Armstrong *Congoleum (seating, track, etc.) in the In the past, votes for next decade. millage have been spanked *Mannington - Buy and Save QUESTION: Okay, you've soundly and votes to break up decided on that vote, how the district defeated even MONDAY - Noon to 9 p. m. about deciding another? more soundly. WEEKDAYS - 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. What's going to happen when But the money will speak HOURS: SATURDAY - 9 a. m. to Noon Owen-Gage goes to the polls more loudly than the school to decide whether to tax district loyalty and I'll guess themselves for $1.75 million that the bond issue will go CLOTHIER ROAD, NORTH OF M-46, for a new school? down by a narrow margin. Between Kingston and M-53 Phone 683-2317 ANSWER: Despite all the arguments, the propaganda letters from both camps. I suspect that it may be trivial, personal incidents affecting individual voters that may PEERING PACKING decide the outcome. 5 miles south of Kingston and 3 1/2 west on E. Mayville Road SATURDAY, DEC. 20 There's a hard core greup * FRESH. COUNTER MEATS wanting to close the district because they feel there isn't * FULL LINE OF GROCERIES & VEGETABLES enough educational oppor- tunity (or chance to acquire it). There's another that PORK-BEEF CUSTOM wants Owen-Gage at all costs. But when it gets right down BY SLAUGHTERING to it something that probably HALVES or QUARTERS , TUESDAYS-FRIDAYS OWENGAGE CITIZENS doesn't amount to much could ' .be the key. Here's a personal Moi> thru hUrs and example of what I'm talking OPEN 7 * T - Saturday'8 a. m. about. , :..••• to 6 m Schools are divided in;the •4 • Vc iifECIf 'P.'' - -^riday- 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. FOR world of high school sports by PATS W EElY Sundays - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. high school .size into classes A-B-C-D. Cass City is present- ly "C". A few more students PHONE 761-7073 and we become" "B". r. V PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Riding comes easy for 10-year old Cammie Ga skill

It's no secret that Cammie grade student said, looking wife's, Donna). this, we'd always see whether imagined it would be, so you Gaskill likes horses. She loves from beneath her bangs with The Gaskills raise Arabi- or not there was a place for keep tyring to get better." them and spends as much big, brown eyes. "It was fun." ans. "I chose Arabs because the horses first," Gaskill said Cammie and her two sis- time as she can grooming, Her father, a biology teach- they look nice and because with a grin. "If there was, ters, Gina, 9, and Lisa, 7, feeding and riding on the er at Laker High School, they're an intelligent horse. then we'd see whether or not spend lots of their free time farm owned by her parents, believes as long as it remains This makes them easy to it was fit to live in." working with horses. In fact, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gaskill, fun, that's important. "I've work with." Gaskill said he always car- Cammie's sisters are already located four miles east of never pushed the kids into Gaskill is no newcomer to ried the dream of owning a aiming at besting her in Owendale. liking horses or working with horses. He was raised on a farm and a stable filled with horsemanship. So it wasn't that much of a them," Gaskill said. "I think farm1 near Nashville, Mich., Arabians. His dreams be- surprise when 10-year-old it's better if the kids want to southwest of Lansing, where came reality when he pur- Gina finished second in Cammie took top honors in work with them than if his father had horses from the chased the Double D. Yet, the halter class at the Huron the girls' division competition they're forced into it." time Gaskill was nine. The dream really hasn't yet been county show last summer and sponsored by Huron county's Cammie doesn't need to be couple have lived in the fulfilled. sixth at the county fair, and Indian Trails Riding Club this forced. She lives each day for Thumb the past 11 years and Lisa is already looking to the year. In winning, she bested the horses on her parents' on their rural Owendale farm "You're always trying to day when she can enter 1\ competitors nearly twice her 10-acre farm called the the last five years. improve on what you've got," competition. All three are age. Double D (named for Gas- Gaskill said. "You find once involved in 4-H, as is their "Whenever we looked for a you reach your goal, it's father, who is an advisor. "I liked it," the petite fifth kill's first name and his place torent before we bought^ They'll havea tough match, though. Last summer, during contesting at the riding club, Cammie was kicked in the leg and suffered a wound that would require stitches to close. WOODCUTTER When asked whether or not she wanted to go to the KIT FOR hospital or finish contesting, she boldly stood up and said CHRISTMAS she wanted to finish contest- ing. She remounted her horse, SAVE finished her routine and then went to the hospital. 917.76 "She was more afraid of the stitches than she was of rid- INCLUDES: ing," her father said. •McCulloch's MlniMac 35 Power Chain Saw •Handsome, convenient carrying case •One gallon gas container At age 10, Cammie has •Maintenance Tool Kit with file guide, 2 riles, file handle, depth managed to train a half-Arab gauge and scrench. •One quart Chain, Bar and Sprocket pony by herself, working long Oil •6 Pack of 6 02. cans Engine Lubricant hours with the patience of a •Everything necessary for the success- THE GASKILL family loves horses, especially 10-year-old ful weekend woodcutter! trained veteran. She has REG. $179.64 memorized characteristics of Cammie, seated atop "Rusty". Cammie took top honors among each horse and knows how girls at this year's Indian Trails Riding Club meet, besting girls LIMITED OFFER each needs to be handled. twice her age. Shown with her in the corral on their farm near How do her parents feel about it? Owendale are (from the left) Dennis Gaskill, daughters Gina and $161.88 "You might say we're Lisa, and Mrs. Donna Gaskill. proud of her," Gaskill said with a wide grin flashing across his face. "Really Pays fine The Largest Display of Fireplaces, Wood & Coal Stoves proud." and Accessories is at: What about Cammie her- MOW'S THE TIME self? She's definitely got Dale Richard Mills, Cass TO BUY THE McCULLOCH City, pleaded guilty to driving WOODCUTTER'S KIT horses on her mind, at least Leisure Living for awhile. with an open alcoholic bev- YOU SAVE $17.76! erage container in his vehicle. "Some day, I'd like to own a He paid a $15 fine and $20 on Divided Highway M-15, Just South of Bay City. Free farm and raise horses," she costs when he appeared be- Heat Machines, Chimney Heat Savers, Grates, Grills, fore Tusco'la County District Glass Doors, Tools, Free Standing & Custom Screens, says. "I'd also like to be a Fireproof Glue on Brick & Stone and Bicentennial Flags. RABIDEAU MOTORS veterinarian." Judge Richard Kern, Mon- What kind of horses does day. 6080 Cass City Rd., .Cass City, Mich. DENNIS GASKILL poses with one of his Weekdays 9 to 5:30, Friday night to 7, Saturday 9 to 2, she want to raise? Closed Sundays and Mondays. Phone (517)-892-7212. Phone 517-872-2616 prize Arabians on his farm east of Owendale. Arabs, she responds. What Consideration for the other else? guy pays well in the long run. "CITIZENS FOR BETTER EDUCATION CAL CONTROL" WE SUPPORT THE PROPOSAL FOR THE CHEDREN OF OWENDALE - GAGETOWN AREA SCHOOLS. WE ARE GOING TO VOTE YES ON DECEMBER 20, 1975. WONT YOU JOIN US IN BUILDING A BETTER SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY? Ed Good Jr. Robert J. Brinkman Ronald Good Cindy A. LaFave D. A. Crawford Catherine Fredenburg Adeline Warack Bill Warack Virginia Kain Harold A. Langlois Wm. Kretzschmer, Jr. Donald R. Dorsch Katherine Ricker Richard Thybault, Jr. Elaine Seibel Hazel Good Agatha LaFave Homer Kretzschmer Mary Rathje Hazel Woods Ronald G. Erickson Mary Ann Goslin Judi Reinhardt Victoria Flores Genevieve Mitchell Sandy Salcido Eleitha Leinweber Lee LaFave Jerry Stirrett John D. Rockefeller George Ondrajaka Jr. Helen Mitchell George Schnell, Sr. Leonard Pisarek Ed Horst Sharyn Rockefeller Mary Ellen Rockefeller Althea Lorencz Franklin Koch Michael Pisarek, Jr. Jeannine Ziehm Mary M. Fritz Jeff Leinweber Sandra Howard James Brinkman Lou Ann Parker Paul LaFave Edwin Roemer Frank Ondrajka Marguerite Hoffman Betty L. Laurie Beatrice Langlois Garry Louis Kenneth Roemer Mabel Ondrajka Manley McMillen Jean Thybault Millie O'Rourke Floyd Ziehm Pat Enderle Betty Koch Chris Huizar Jean Brinkman Irene Kocsis Lu Yost Loren Engelhardt John Roemer Joan Koch Allan Kretzschmer Carol Thies Harold Goslin Carl Engelhardt Bernadine Good Fern Pavlichek Sandy Peters Genieve Abbe Joyce Parker Stella Errer Carl Seibel, Sr. Douglas Comment Bonnie Nowaczyk Jacqueline Mandich Marge Goslin Walter Howard, Jr. Faith Fahrner Mae Rockefeller Bill Butman Barbara Schmidt Betty Langlois L. D. Abbe Debra Sue Brinkman Barbara McCallum Fena Howard Delbert McAlpine Lawrence Langlois Betty Mitchell • Juanita Warack Carol Howa'rd Julie Lopez Wm. Lenhard Claude Stevens Francis Mitchell Richard Thybault Betty Ondrajka Barbara Jamieson Ronald Reinhardt Doris Billy Harold W. Day Bonnie Brinkman Mary Kretzschmer John Stockla Kenneth Errer Irene Berube Marion E. Day Rod McCallum Gary Rockefeller Brenda McLaren Greg Lenda Lathera Roe Loretta McCreedy Dave Peters Sue Penrod Ron Susalla Jean Hughes Brenda McLaren Denise Lennard Jerry Nowaczyk Nancy Nast Luann Comment Howard P. Langlois Elmer Andrews Avis Mcllhargie Norma Jean Putman Mary McKeller Jeannette McDonald • Duane Ziehm Lawrence Summers Michael F. Mcllhargie Albert Hoffman Gary McKeller Donna LaFave Patrick Goslin Susan Errer ' Dorothy Radabaugh Howard McMillen Lloyd Good Richard Langlois Jim LaFave James Barr W. Swastyn Dale Jamieson Elizabeth Roemer Madeline Ziehm Bernard Pisarek Eleanor Horst Willis Farnum John M. Rinke Doris Seibel John Yost Ricky Ziehm Bob Torres Bonnie J. Perry Mike McLaren Richard Brinkman .Aileen Ziehm Rosella Kretzschmer Betty Good June Farnum Raymond Winchester Fred Fahrner Jeff Ziehm William F. Kretzschmer Marie V. Susalla Geraldine Kretzschmer Joseph N. Warack Jack D. Brinkman Hazen Parker Lloyd Kretzschmer Arnold McCallum Bonnie Gaeth Regina Salcido James R. Warack Harold Schaefer Debra Ziehm Joan Andrakowicz Clarence Gaeth Beaulah Kretzschmer Theresa Thybault Mary O'Rourke John Kocsis, Sr. Albert Shanlian Kerry McKellar Donna Salcido Bessie Wood Jim Kocsis Alfred Langlois Audrey Shanlian Dorothy Hafner Herman Salcido Imogene Ricker Robert D. Ricker Eva Moore Nancy Rocheleau Keith Haley August Leinweber Ed Mitchell Harvey Billy Fannie Finkbein-er Shelly Rocheleau Ed Good, Sr. Nancy Faber Cynthia Lorencz Linda Rocheleau Venta Kling Lewis Mandich Fred Polley John E. Penrod Edward Howard Joseph Schmidt Shirley Howard Carolyn Mandich Betty Brinkman Roland Nast Nora McMillen Dennis Pavlichek Edward Howard, Jr. Charles L. Kretzschmer Irene O'Connell (Herb Guillet Linda Edwards Mrs. Amasa Anthes, Jr. Daniel Andrakowicz Richard Clark, - Marsha Kretzschmer Omar Hafner Nicky Huizar Kay Erickson Manuel Thies Kathryn Dorsch Lawrence O'Connell | Hope Haley , Dennis Koch Clara L. Ricker Paul Rocheleau Norma Kretzschmer Leo O'Connell John Prich John H.> Winchester Mike Gaeth Michael Mandich, Jr. L e e ami Sti r r ett ' Vernita A. Comment Lynn Pavlichek Steve Boldiszaf ' , 1 Arth Hughes Hedwig Polley " . I '' Esther Powell : • Bryon Davidson Robert E. Brinkman SPONSORED BY THE OWEN • GAGE CITIZENS COMMITTEE CASS CITV. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 PAGE FIVE KETCHUM'S KfJAPSACK Two injured in Gass GROSS Christmas MEAT MARKET PHONE 872-3466 cards NOTICE: Closed Christmas Eve and City auto crash Sunday New Year's Eve at 4 p. m. By Jim Ketchum Specials Good thru Sat., Dec. 20 Two persons were treated Anger. 11. botliot rural Kings- by a souihhuund car driven by Cass City Police said a for cuts and bruises at Hills ton, .sought their own medical Mark Allen Smith. 18, of 5901 I dislocated two fingers and has received an executive westbound car driven by and Dales General Hospital treatment, as did a passenger Curiis. Kingston. Police said a thumb the other night promotion during the year, Linda Suzanne Albee. 31. of following a two-car crash in the Browning car. Bonnie Smith told them he was un- Weekend Specials writing Christmas cards. one daughter has made the 0805 Herron Dr., and a north- Sunday afternoon at the inter- Lowe, :i(). of All. Morris. able to avoid striking the bound car driven by Ruth Ann Faced with the option of doing cheerleading squad and a son section of Main and Brooker a share of the cards or No ticket was issued. The youth who ran in front of the Pea.sley. 27. of 4281 Ale St.. is Phi Beta Cappa at Har- Streets in Cass City. accident look place at \'2:'M vehicle. KOEGEL'S WITH SKINS sleeping in the back of the vard. collided in Ihe open intersec- Cass City Police identified p.m. \o ticket was issued. The tion. station wagon in our unheated These letters relate the the drivers as George Der- youth was treated for internal Neither driver was injured garage, I grabbed at the first thrill of moving into the new occo, 19, of Sterling Heights, pen I could find. injuries at La peer General and no ticket was issued. The $70,000 home and how they and Eliza Jane Russell, of PKDKSTRl.AN ACCIDK.NT My wife isn't content just to Hospital. The accident took at'cidenLtook. place at -10 MO- were welcomed with a tele- Fairgrove. place at 2:50 p.m.""" pick out a card with .an gram- from Vice-Presidenr a.m . Polico'said the Russell ve- A 12-year-old Mayville A car driven by Kae Denise " appropriate message, sign Rockefeller. hicle was northbound on youth was treated for injuries our names and send it off. She Hampshire. 18. of 140 Clothier Brooker,'failed to stop at the he suffered when he was wants each card to contain There's nothing too great OTHKK ACCIDKNTS Rd., Deford. struck a deer for these people. And each intersection and pulled into struck by a car Wednesday while traveling east on Deck- the personal touch-a note of the westbound Derocco ve- afternoon, Dec. 10. on Ca't some sort wishing everybody year, it just keeps on getting Two drivers escaped injury c-rville Road about a mile east greater. hicle. Lake Road, eight and a half Thursday when their car's of Deford, Tuesday. Dec. 9. the same sentiment they Derocco and a passenger, miles west of Kingston. could read on the other side of I've threatened to send out collided at the intersection of Miss Hampshire was not one of those Christmas letters Cindy McClorey, 20, of Cass Caro State Police said Jay Third and Ale Streets in Cass injured. The accident took the card, City, were treated for their Edward Hampel was struck Maybe she thinks because one year, but I've never had Citv. place at 10:40 p.m. the nerve. I've thought that injuries and released. Ms. I'm a professional wordsmith Russell was not injured. that I'd love it. That's similar instead of sending out a to assuming a jackhammer greeting that pats myself on Police cited her for failure operator would want to tear the back ad nauseam, I'd try to yield the right of way. The the opposite approach. up the driveway just for accident took place at 2:40 kicks. So (with apologies to Ann p.m. Landers) this is what I had in An Ubly man was treated Anyhow, I received my mind: allotment of cards, envelopes for cuts and bruises at Hills and stamps, along with a "Dear friends (and-or rela- and Dales General Hospital FRESH FRYERS ball-point pen. Seated at the tives): following a two-car crash Sat- kitchen table, I soon fell into a "Am 1 glad this year is urday night on Atwater Road, pattern ;)f writing just about finally ending! It started out a mile east of Ubly. the same thing on each card. with the finance company Huron County Sheriff's of- Soon they became as orig- repossessing the car. That ficers said Stanley A. Bukow- 49< inal as a Milton Berle joke. came just before cousin ski, 76, was injured. Officers "Can't I type these Eddie broke his big toe and said Bukowski's westbound things?" I asked plaintively. came to live with us for the car collided with a car driven 3-lbs. and Up "It would go faster." next six months. east by Jean Ann Nugent, 22, "Of course not," my be- of Bad Axe, Police said Whole or Cut Up "We're gradually getting loved spouse replied. "They Bukowski's car apparently things re-arranged after the have to be written by hand. crossed the centerline, side- fire. We only lost half our life Besides, they won't fit into the swiping Miss Nugent's ve- FRESH, LEAN typewriter." savings. The electric olanket hicle. With some help from a pair short-circuited and $4,000 Both were traveling alone went up in smoke. of scissors they would, I when the mishap occurred at 9:15 p.m. No ticket was thought. "Because of the fire, the GROUND As I ground out one after issued. Miss Nugent was un- insurance company cancelled injured. another, I couldn't help think- our policy. We also found out ing about those mimeo- our health in. urai.ce doesn't Two persons were treated for what they described as CHUCK graphed letters that go out as cover Southern Slabovian whiplash following a chain- Christmas greetings each Jungle Rot which is spreading reaction three-car collision Hans Own Homemade Thuringer year from people who got sick like wildfire throughout our of writing Christmas cards. family. Wednesday, Dec. 10, on Seeg- They're generally too long er Street near Rose Street in TWO PERSONS were treated for injuries at Hills and Dales "For the Fourth of July, we Cass City. and try lo make the sender went to the beach with cousin General Hospital after their cars collided at the intersection of Summer Cass City Police said the sound like a worldbcalcr. Henrietta. A Navy sub mis- Brooker and Main Streets Sunday afternoon. Cass City Officer Most of them extol the took her for a Russian fishing three cars were southbound when a pickup truck appar- virtues of belonging to their trawler and tried to board Robert Smith is shown investigating the crash. (Neitzel Photo). Sausage ently stopped suddenly to pick family. Tnc old man always her. The Navy will never be the same." up a group of children, caus- ing all the cars to stop quick- FORMAL WEAR ~ "I'm writing this from jail. For Christmas, I'd like about ly. One of the drivers, Patricia RYAN'S $1,000bail. I'.m here because I Ann Lautner, 17, of 6593 ' sent out a million letters Thieves loot hunting Men's Wear and Houghton St., told p'olice she' ' v - - -•> "M v ^ • • asking for a dollar each. They was unable to stop and struck Don't Forget to Formal Wear Rental tell me that's against the law. Phone 872-3431 a car driven by Steven Emil "Merry Christinas." Bouvcrettc, 17, of 3918 N. Cemetery Rd., which struck a Order Youi car driven by Ann Marie near Kingston Mclntosh, 22, of Elkton. THUMB PARTS & MACHINE CO. Police reported that Ms. 6647 MAIN STREET Mclntosh and a passenger, Cam State Police are con- $220 were stolen from his an unoccupied house trailer CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 48726 Diane Kay Leitch, 24, of tinuing their investigation of pickup truck last week. The on Keilit; Road in-Ellington Klklon, later complained of the theft of $470 worth of theft was reported to Caro township sometime Friday. Poultry-Ha r Your . .severe whiplash and were properly stolen from Trapper State Police. Nothing wa^ reported stolen. treated at Hills and Dales Jim's Hunting Lodge located Spencer said thieves pried A small door was pried at THIS (Jeneral Hospital. at 4:tO() K. Sanilac Rd., Kings- open a vent window on the one end of th trailer and None of Hie other drivers Ion, last week. driver's side of the vehicle to sheet metal covering a win- WEEK END Parts were reported injured and no Police said entry was gain entry. dow was also pried. Tuscola ticket was issued. The acci- gained by kicking in an upper No suspects have been ap- County Sheriff's officers said. dent took place at ,'i:45 p.m. level door on the west side of prehended. Owners of the trailer were not identified. Try Som« of HANS Plus the building. Once inside, Home Cured and Smoked HAMS I'OUH SIIAKK'N thieves took a stereo valued Thieves reportedly entered Cass City Police reported 10 Shankless, Fully Trimmed For Christmas SUPPLIER at $250, an electric typo- the Walbro Engineering windows were broken by van- Four persons were shaken writer, a chain saw and a .12 building for the second time dals in a vacant house at the up in a two-vehicle crash that gauge shotgun, in as many weeks and made corner of Pine and Oak Lb CHRISTMAS GIFT SALE ENDS took place Saturday after- Police roporled the break- off with a quantity of soft Streets Wednesday, Dec. 10. TURKEY DRUMSTICKS - 39( noon on Phillips Road, about in was fliscovc'i'cd by Bonnie drinks from a vending ma- Police said most of the one mile northwest of Kings- chine. damage was confined to the DEC. 24th ton. Wai rod, 20, of Cagelown, an We Have Our Seasonal employee of Ihe lodge owned Cass City Police Chief Gene front portion of the house and Caro Stale Police said a by James Pruelt. Wilson said his department was discovered by a neighbor southbound car driven by believes juveniles are in- around 8:15 a.m. A brick 10% OFF Jeanne Amelia Browning, 2li, Fresh Oysters & Fresh Fish In another Kingston-area volved. No suspects have believed used by the vandals of Phillips Rd., Kingston, was theft, Bernard Spencer of 4739 been arrested. The break-in was found inside the house. Coming in Thursday Morning on all Tools struck hy a northbound car Sanilac Rd., Kingston, re- was reported Sunday. No suspects have been ap- driven by .Mary Arvilla Peel, ported hand tools valued at Thieves reportedly entered prehended. 57, of Silverwood after the We accept food stamps and Service Items in our Poet aulo had crossed the •^^^•'••*^'^-*-*i-^-*.-i.i.'*^ ccnli'rlinc of the road. Store for that Special Someone Ms. Pcet told officers she swerved lo avoid striking two FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS dogs which had crossed in Cost of driving rises •*-'*-•'-•'••'• •'-'^ •*-•*•-^ •'--'••'--'• PLEASE MENTION YOU READ THIS front of her car. IN OUR AD. She and two passengers, Dallas Anger, 1), and Scott Meats Cut, Wrapped and FOR YOUR 10 per cent, AAA says Quick Frozen FREEZER

BAKE VI.LAGE The cost of driving for increase coming in 1973 as cents a mile for fixed costs. Michigan motorists has in- gasoline prices went up 10 to The recently released book- creased nearly 10 per cent in 15 cents per gallon. In the last let also compares operating REMEMBER the last year, according to two years, operating costs costs for various sized cars in SALE CUR STMAS Automobile Club of Michigan. have risen approximately 25 both low-cost (rural) and HANS MAKES A "It now costs state motor- per cent. high-cost (urban) areas. COMPLETE SELECTION OF AT ists 18.3 cents a mile to "For the motorist who Based on annual mileage of operate their cars compared drives 10,000 miles annually, 10,000, it costs approximately CAROL to lfi.fi cents per mile in 1974," operating expenses in 1976 12.8 cents per mile to operate HOMEMADE DAMM'S STORE stated Joseph Ratke, Auto will be $l,831--a $169 increase a compact, six-cylinder mod- Sponsored By Club touring manager. over costs for an intermed- el car in a low-cost area and MONDAY Data on the expenses of iate-size auto last year," 17.3 cents a mile to drive the JET CADETS OF NOVESTA operating a motor vehicle/are Ratke said. same vehicle in a high-cost SAUSAGES DEC. 22 7-7:30 p. m. included in the 1975-76 edition location, such as Detroit. CHURCH OF CHRIST of the AAA pamphlet, "Your An auto driven 20,000 miles Motorists should figure an Driving Costs." Information will cost $2,636, or about 13.2 additional 20-cents-per-day COME IN AND SAMPLE In Front of is based on driving a 1975 cents per mile. The reason for increase in operating costs intermediate-size Chevelle, the lower cents-per-mile fig- for air conditioning. THEM FRIDAY PRESBYTERIAN an eight-cylinder Malibu ure at 20,000 miles is that Classic hardtop with standard fixed costs (insurance, depre- CHURCH equipment and an automatic ciation and license fee) re- False alarm Come and celebrate the Christmas season! transmission. mains about the same as for DEC. 19 3 P. m Corner of Church and Seeger Sts. Rep- 10,000 miles. There was no fire Tuesday resentatives from Cass City Church choirs, "The major reasons for this Aulo Club also has noted at noon, even though the Proceeds Benefit under the leadership of Mrs, Coleen Staf- year's increased costs are that for every 10 cents per Elklancl Township fire whistle ford, will be represented and will lead in that the average price of new, gallon increase in gas price, said there was.. - singing, Bring the kids! Hot chocolate will American-made cars . has the per-mile cost of running a Pirn Chief Jim. Jezewski GARY BLUE be served. said tho whistle malfunc- GROSS risen over last year and car rises one ceni based on 10 gasoline costs are up about miles per gallon, or one-half tioned as it !>lew at noon, Sponsored in the Community interest by six cents a gallon from 1974," cent for 20 miles per gallon. causing firemen to rush to the MEAT MARKET Ratke pointed out. The AAA pamphlet pointed hall, prepared to do battle Ratke noted that during a- out that the 18.3-cent figure is with flames. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE four-year period from 1969 to computed on 6.45 cents a mile At press time, the source of CASS CITY STATE BANK 1973, operating costs rose just .for variable costs (gas, oil the trouble had not been USE OUR SIDE ENTRANCE , 14 per cent with most of that and maintenance) and 11.85 located. PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN SAVE $40 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS MICROWAVE COUNTERTOP OVEN 54 INCH D Thaws and cooks frozen foods in minutes. D Easy to operate, wipes clean in a jiffy. WOOLENS D Great time saver for meals or parties. D Handsome transparent black door. I 60" FAKE FUR -HrrtpjcrLrii- Model RE923 WITH DEFROST & FLEECE FABRICS 3 OFF IS!

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I. •*» FREE LOCAL Release Finish^ Canadian 8k* nmis no ironing $ Sleeping Bag § PICK-UP machine wasliable 4-lbs. Dacron 88 fill keeps you " WEEKLY machine dryable warm. Brown cotton outer shell ^ 4% 1 O O flannel lining. Cut size: 34 x 77;', ^p £\ «QO Contents: S 100% Dacron• Polyesterjjg 100" Zipper. COLOR IVORY Mon. Tiies. $9.99 11.991 logo-!! Lake Placid- Wed. &Fri. Js Oval 12.99 JS Tapered family back pack bag, 108 14.9938 2 Ib, Dacron 88 filled, Orange *mf±^. A A 108 Oval 14.99^ Nylon covered. j | y tOQ Dan Nicholas route driver for 70 Round 10.99' : ALBEE HARDWARE CASS ~ Cass City EICHER'S CLEANERS FEDERATED CITY i CASCASSS CITCITYY 872-2270 MWjMW^^ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 PAGE SEVEN Work Experience—one step down the road to a job

By Jim Ketchum to place unemployed persons 75 adults in the tri-county federal minimum takes effect Brut said Mrs. Ricker or- ' 1 aau nu experience at with them and helping them. happy." with no prior job experience area, placing them in low- Jan. 1 She works (>A hours iginally started as a cafeteria anything and I really didn't This has really been a fulfill- Finding a job can be the on a series of steps that will per day. supervisor working only a She spends about half of her paying jobs that could lead know what to do,"she said. "I ing experience for me." B.4 hours each day in play- hardest work there is. With- hopefully lead to a job in the eventually to non-subsidized According to Lyn Ford, couple of hours or so each was working a couple of hours Mrs. Ricker believes work out any experience, job hunt- private sector of the econ- employment. da'y. At that rate, he said, she ground supervision, with the program coordinator, cost of a day for the school as a gives a person purpose in life. rest of her time spent as a ing can amount to one rejec- omy. One participant in Work the program through next wasn't making her expenses cafeteria supervisor when I She says now she could not be tion after another with little just driving to work. heard about Work Exper- library assistant. Both jobs Work Experience first Experience is Mrs. Edith L. July should run approxi- content sitting at home with give her contact with children chance at a future. came to the Thumb in the late Ricker, 48, of Gagetown. She mately $39:3.000. She ex- Then she learned about ience. I got in touch with the few outside interests. A Thumb-area program works as a playground super- Work Experience and met people in Caro and they and have helped her decide 1960's as Operation Main- plained that persons such as "I have three children who the future direction she wants that's been renamed, refined stream, later becoming the visor and library assistant- Mrs. Ricker are paid through eligibility requirements. As a helped me get this job." are married and a 12-year-old and revived with federal teacher's aide at Gagetown Mrs. Ricker says her job her life to take. Neighborhood Youth Corps. the -Human Development program participant, her So- son I still have to support," "I'm very pleased with the Comprehensive Employment With the demise of these Elementary School. She has Commission, which oversees cial Security and Workman's has helped her decide what she said. "I have to be busy and Training Act (CETA) she wants to do with her life. program," Mrs. Ricker says. programs, the idea was been employed through Work Title I activities in the tri- Compensation are paid, but doing things. Right now 'l "I'm just hoping the school funds is trying to provide picked up under CETA and Experience at the school county area. she receives no other fringe "I want to work with chil- have more hobbies than I unemployed persons with that dren," she said. "I love being district can take over the given new life. about six months. Mrs. Ricker costs the benefits. She is paid strictly ever did before and I'm position. I really enjoy it." kind of experience. Mrs. Ricker earns the fed- Owen-Gage School District by the hour. Known as CETA Title I Today Title I Work Exper- eral minimum wage of $2.10 nothing. -Ms. Murphy explained that Work Experience, the adult ience is working with approxi- an hour. Her scale will jump Ms. Ford emphasized Work Thumb area Work Experi- portion of the program seeks mately 55 youth in school and to $2.30 an hour when the new Experience is a temporary ence participants work a 32; --program: """ "~~ hotir week instead of 40 Hours ~ "This is one point we really to allow them time to look for want to stress," she said. lull-time jobs or take care of "Work experience is not a personal business. She said permanent job. It's only one the schedule also allows par- phase of the program." ticipants to become adjusted She explained that most to keeping regular hours and Work Experience clients re- helps establish good work main in Title I for from six to habits. nine months or until they How has the program have mastered what's in- worked? Generally, officials volved in holding down a job are pleased, but they acknow- and in establishing work hab- ledge it works only as well as its. The program is also de- the participant and the em- signed to help persons adjust ployer cooperate. to the idea of working and to "Once in a while we get provide them with basic skills personality conflicts," Ms. that can be applied else- Murphy said. "Someone will where. think his boss has it in for him "From Work Experience, if or that nobody likes him. sufficient progress has been When this happens, we either made and if the slots are get on the phone or send out a available, we can transfer counselor to try and iron out them to either classroom the problem." training, on-the-job training About the biggest com- or public service employ- plaint from participants is ment," Ms. Ford said. "If we when Work Experience can't do that, we work with comes to an end and they are program participants in either terminated or trans- every way we can to find a ferred to Title III or Title VI permanent job. But we aren't public service employment. an employment service. "They get the idea that Work Experience is public Judith Murphy, manager of service employment and that manpower services for the it's permanent," she said. "It three counties, said so far isn't. There is a definite end." that between 35 and -12 per cent of the persons who began KN.IOYS WORKING in work experience programs eventually find jobs in the For Mrs. Ricker's part, she private sector of the econ- is pleased with the program MRS. EDITH RICKER helps sixth-grader Randy Radabaugh omy. She says the placement and how it helped put her to check out a book from the Gagetown Elementary School library. rate would probably be higher work. She explained she had if the economy were stronger been a housewife for HO years Mrs. Ricker works as a part-time library assistant as well as and more jobs were avail- before a divorce suddenly playground supervisor under Work Experience. able. ' thrust her into the job mar- Gagetown Elementary ket. PLAYGROUND SUPERVISION keeps Mrs. Edith Ricker Principal William Britt, who "I'd been at home all that acts as Mrs. Ricker's super- time and I'd never had to outdoors much of each working day at Gagetown Elementary 1976 fishing visor, is pleased with the work,"Mrs. Ricker explained School. Hired under a Work Experience program, Mrs. Ricker's program, pleased with Mrs. as she walked back to the salary is paid by the Human Development Commission. Mrs. Ricker's performance and school library following a Ricker and school officials say the program has been a success. HOLIDAY licenses anxious to see her succeed. recess which she supervised. SPECIAL on sale spirit Now Friday, Dec. 19 thru Sat., Jan. Good news lor Michigan a pocket camera with anglers who plan to set up shanties and fish through the ice this winter. The Depart- built-in ROLL OF ment of Natural Resources scheduled early December seen in '76 plates FILM for the first sales of 197fi telephoto lens! WITH EACH ROLL BROUGHT TO fishing licenses. About 1.5 million licenses Some Michigan motorists compared to one-third that were to be in the hands of similar-letter combinations. THE STUDIO FOR DEVELOPING are "getting with it" in the number last time around. That's because the depart- 2,800 local dealers by then-- spirit of the Bicentennial. Those orders are carefully along with some 350,000 ment sends all plates starting You'll see it on their license screened to keep obscenities with B, C and D, for instance, IT'S OUR WAY OF SAYING salmon and trout stamps. plates. and vulgarities off the fronts The licenses will cost a bit to one area. But if plate sales One clever car owner and backs of vehicles on offices in that area run out, more this year: $5.25 for ordered a 1976 "vanity" plate Michigan highways. residents. $10.25 for nonresi- those in charge simply call New KODAK THANK YOU --the kind that bears a name "There are only about half around to other areas to see dents and $5.25 for the salmon or special message and costs a dozen rejections per year," TELE-INSTAMATIC™ FOR YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF and trout stamp. But, says who has extras. Thus a driver $25 more than a regular says the spokesman. "And in Detroit might wind up with 608 Camera $36.88 OUR PHOTO STUDIO DNR official Robert D. about four of those are Burke, "the fee increases-the plate-wilh a comment from a plate beginning with an M, Paul Revere 's time: 2IFBYC. obscenities in foreign lang- while most other Detroit area Slim and trim. Fits pocket and easy to use. For flash, first since 1968-are needed to (As in "— , two if by sea.") uages." The department uses offset inflation and rising motorists have B, C or D or purse. Easy drop-in load- just snap on a flipflash and Others chose: TPARTY, language experts to check out plates. ing. Accepts new flipflash! costs in order to maintain HAIL7G, 7DSIX and LXXVI. requests for plates with take 4 flash shots, then flip CASS CITY STUDIO current program levels." A spokesman from the messages in other tongues, Take normal snapshots or it over and take 4 more. There was no fee increase Department of State, which slides, or flick a lever to Camera furnished with for those special licenses for It's easier to pick up vices Phone 872-2885 6473 Main St. handles license plate sales, than virtues from acquaint- telephoto and the subject stick-on monograms. senior citizens. They cost 75 reports some 317 car owners ances. appears closer. It's fun See it now at: fiHr&l Tues. thru Friday - cents and cover all waters Folks who don't bother with and all fish species. asked for special Bicenten- Urtfl" 12 Noon to 5:30 p.m. nial messages on their 197(5 personalized plates will get red-white-and-blue plates. the more common version, TAKE INVENTORY Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p. PITCH IN with three letters and three Take time off the rest of this OLD WOOD DRUG numbers. j Kodak Tasks that appear formid- But all the car owners in year from worrying about the able often prove not so when Nearly 15,000 personalized one community won't neces- faults of others and try to CASS CITY they are tackled promptly. plates were ordered this year. sarily have thesame-or even eliminate a few of your own.

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FOOD STORE BRUT SPLASH ON PHOM; 872-2191 Lotion___ Zj $1.99 ivory Liquid Dish <*>$* L^ TRUEWORTH ' ' ' — ^ Baby Shampoo.--:!!:^1:. 5 9$ SOAP ______?i»i_ $ i CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHKONICLE-THQUSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 PAGE NINE SPECIALS GOOD THRU CCHS students Wednesday, in Delta Down Memory Lane Dec. 24, Journalism Day FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE 1975 HOME CURED REGULAR SMOKED WHOLE OR SHANK HALF Fourteen Cass City High School students were among FIVE YEARS AGO TWENTY-FIVE YF.AKS club; Frederick Pinney, vice- 75 participants in Delta Col- AGO president; Thomas Smith, lege's first annual Journalism Trustee Elwyn Helwig re- secretary, and George Dill- Day held Dec. 1. ported to the board of Top Tuscola county placing man, treasurer. According to David L. education that he was con- at this year's Detroit Junior Edward , Schwegler was Rogers, publications advisor cerned with the appearance Livestock Show held last elected Worshipful Master of at Delta, the workshop pro- of the basketball teams when week was a heavy Aberdeen Tyler Lodge F&AM Friday vided journalism students the boys take the floor repre- Angus steer exhibited by Jack evening. Robert L. Wallace with the kind of practical senting Cass City High Gallagher, Cass City'. The was elected senior warden, information they need to School. steer was chosen reserve John W. Marshall, junior The first substantial snow- champion in its class. warden; Alex Henry, secrc- produce better high school T .^newspapers and -yearbooks, ... fall.oLthe season has resulted Harry—Pr-Kelly-concede'd"" -tary; 'nnd"l)orus~\\*r~Re:nlu'l ~ and more knowledge about in the usual complaints about defeat this week to Governor man. trcasuror. the field of journalism. snowmobiles, Police Chief G. Mennen Williams, ending a Village Treasurer Andrew "Sponsored by Delta Col- Gene Wilson reported this long recount of last month's N. Bigelow reported an excel- lege Student Publications, the week. votes. lent collection of taxes, with conference featured sessions The salary differences be- George Dillmnn was only $27.(>0 unpaid on the roll on photography, printing and tween the Tuscola county elected president of the Com- which totaled S!),2(if>.!((>. Erla's Hickory Smoked a look at the young reporter at sheriff's deputies and the munity Club at a board of The 50th anniversary of (he work," said Rogers, city Board of Commissioners is directors' meeting Tuesday opening of the Stale Savings editor of the Bay City Times apparently moving toward evening at the high school. Bank at Gage-town was cele- and adviser of the "Col- arbitration or mediation in Bowling with the Drewry brated at a reception in the legiate", Delta's student the face of the inability of the team of the Thumb Traveling Gagetown High School audi- newspaper. ( two groups to reconcile their League at Harbor Beach, torium Thursday evening. Cass City High participants differences. An attorney has Mrs. Arthur Dewey rolled a Mrs. V.A. Bird of Cass City included Brenda Hahn, 6755 been hired to represent depu- 610 series recently. has purchased two registered E. Elmwood Rd.,1 Ann and ties' interests, according to A grade operetta in which Jersey cows and one regis- Cathy Hobart, 2558 Hobart William Bliss of Cass City, Sally Hunt, Barbara Gross tered Jersey bull. Rd.; Melanie Kelley, 6632 chairman of the negotiating and Andrew Kozan have Houghton; Faith and Grace team. leading parts will be pre- LaPonsie,4658 N. Seeger, and sented at the school auditor- A number of freight cars of NEW YEAR'S Glen MacCallum, Grassmere ium next Wednesday. Road. a Penn-Central train derailed AT just west of Caro Monday Other Cass City students THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO night about 9:00 p.m. were Jeff Maharg, 5206 Sherwood Miss Su Ann Comment has Koepfgen Rd.; Cheri Martin, At a meeting of the board of been named DAR award 4180 Hurds Corner Rd.; Kathy directors of the Cass City winner for 1970-71 by Owen- Forest McArthur, 6733 E. Main St.; Community Club held at the Gage High School. She is the GAGETOWN Tim Muz, Rt. 2; Karen Perry, Pinney State Bank Saturday daughter of Douglas and 6552 Kelly Rd,, and Steve evening, Rev. Frank B. Smith WHERE ELSE? PRIDE OF SPAIN Vernita Comment of Gage- was elected president of the Smith, 6940 Deckerville Rd., town. STUFFED Deforcl. ERLA'S Tl A Also included in the confer- TEN YEARS AGO ence was a high school editors' panel discussion on The general citizens' com- MILD SENSATION OLIVES.!--- /3C mutual problems and new mittee of the three-county MANDARINE u ideas. On the panel discussion NOTICE! area study committee ac- from Cass City was Ann cepted the recommendation Hobart. of the site committee to locate VILLAGE OF GAGETOWN SKINLESS FRANKS ORANGES a new community college MANDALAY somewhere within a three- Sliced-Chunk- 16-°z- cans TSCD to mile radius of M-53 and M-81 Tuesday night. NOMINATING RING BOLOGNA Tidbits An .open meeting on the proposed purchase of the H.O. sell trees Paul building Tuesday night PETITIONS PINEAPPLE W9C went the way of most open meetings with few persons FOR CHEF PIERRE FROZEN The Tuscola Soil Conserva- attending and little or no 40-oz. pkg. tion District will accept opposition to the project THREE (3) VILLAGE orders for trees and shrubs which will go to the voters for the spring of 1976. The Monday in a millage vote. following species will be TRUSTEE VACANCIES PUMPKIN PIE available: white pine, red Six months of negotiations pine, Scotch pine, Austrian between Walbro Corporation To be elected at village election in Mai; RICH'S, FROZEN pine, white spruce, Norway of Cass City and representa- spruce, Colorado blue spruce, tives of the UAW, AFL-CIO MUST BE DIXIE WHIP q autumn olive, honeysuckle, Local 213 ended Tuesday with 9-oz. silky dogwood and black the signing of a one-year RETURNED TO VILLAGE CLERK BY walnut whips. contract which gives employ- These trees may be used for ees a 15 and a quarter cents TOPPING reforestation, Christmas an hour raise, including 4p.m. DEC. 31,197$ trees, windbreaks, wildlife fringe benefits. cover and erosion control. Cass City Area Centennial The trees come in bundles of Corporation closed its books 50 and the price is less when Tuesday night with a surplus Petitions may be picked up BIRDSEYE FROZEN total orders come to 1,000 of $2,375.16 and the money trees or shrubs. was handed over to the at Village Hall or 12-K. Scotch pine and spruce that Elkland Township Cultural are properly taken care of Center board to be used for can bring a good cash return expenses. at 6574 Gage St., Gagetown. COOKED SQUASH pkgs. when sold as Christmas trees. The change in the ZIP code The Tuscola SCO office at number authorized by the 852 S. Hooper Street in Caro postal department this week MADELINE SONTAG DEL MONTE has more information. Phone will have no effect on Cass JDONT FORGET 2-lb. pkg. 673-3839. City, Acting Postmaster Village Clerk, Village of Gagetown BREAKFAST PRUNES__ Grant Glaspie said. 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Fin turtiu Mutiul • firm luriiiT UK Comwilly Xnlci Inuiinci • commlV UnKl AnwUMl PHONE 872-2171 6267 VULCAN. PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Christmas letters to Santa Claus with love

Dear Santa, and Tina, age 6, would like with you and eat them for Dear Santa, I would like a bell, puzzles, a snowmobile suit, doll, rec- Hi, Dear Santa, Dear Santa, but every day of the year. breakfast. My name is Ronnie Dubs. books and clothes for my ord player, coloring book, and My name is Tina Dubs. My My name is Rickie Dubs. I am two -years old. I have We would like to tell the a puzzle. We will leave you Love, I think I've been a pretty mommy and daddy said I've Please put lots of stuff in people, "It is inconsistent to dolls. Also bring me some good boy. I would like you to been a pretty good girl. I surprises like you do each some cookies and milk and Christopher McConnell been pretty good. I just want my socking. And I would like would like you to bring me preach a loving Savior to the some sugar for your deer. bring me a watch, and tape a snowmobile suit, and a doll. a watch and race set, and will impoverished people of the year. player and a sleeping bag. lots of toys, I would really like Please bring a golf ball for I will have some cookies for .eave you some cookies to eat. a new doll. Please bring my world and at the same time my Dad. Thank you. I am four Have a very Merry Christ- you. baby sister Karla some toys, show little or no concern about and have tried very hard to be mas. Dear Santa, Thank you Santa, too. I will leave you some their physical and social Evelyn, Tina, Tammy a good girl. Our names are Joey, Joy Thank you, cookies and milk. needs. Too long they have Zeplin and Jeff Steadman. We are neglected the "cup of water" six, four and two years old. in the name of Christ while You friend, compiling their statistics of Connie Ann We have been good this year Schneeberger Dear Santa Claus, and haven't been fighting conversions and baptisms. For Christmas this year much. Our hearts must be moved I would like a Putt-Putt- I would like an Evel Knievel, with compassion for the total Dear Santa, Speedway set, a whistle, and my sister Joy would like a needs of mankind." My name is Evelyn Zeplin. some toy guns (especially a Derry Daring and my little I'm 8 years old. I would like toy rifle with a sheriff's badge brother Jeff would like a big With Love, a coloring book, doll, puzzle, along with it). I also would truck. record player, and a snow- like a cowboy hat. -mofoile suit. --- I have been" a fairly good' Love, I have two sisters and this boy this year. Joey, Joy and Jeff is what they would like. Tam- I will leave you some cook- Steadman my, 1 1/2 years old, wants ies and milk on our kitchen Kickie Dubs a doll, a riding toy, stuffed table and some sugar for your P.S. We will leave you some Melissa Zinnecker animal and some other toy, deer, You can take them home milk and cookies. Ronnie Dubs Tina Dubs Hi Santa, My name is Kim Dubs. Dear Santa, Well, I want lots of stuff. My name is Stephanie Lyn But you have a -lot of other Dewey. I am two years old. kids to buy for, so here is Mommy and Daddy said Ihave some of the stuff I would like. been a pretty good girl this A ba ke oven, and clothes for year. my doll, sewing machine, and For Christmas I would like iron and ironing board. a toy box, doll and a big truck to play with. Thank you, Love, Stephanie Paul and Andrea Damm, Evil Knievel P.S. I will leave you some Holbrook Baptist Church Reg199. 5 milk and cookies. Morse Call Receiver Dear Santa, Dear Santa, I am six and in the kinder- My name is David. I am garten. four years old and for I would like a Dr. Kit for Christmas I want a Putt Putt Christmas; also a John Deere r Speedway and Sock-A-Bob- tractor, crayons and a Winnie bers. the Pooh coloring book, a stt< walkie-talkie, cowboy boots, My sister Melissa, three and a racing car. pic- years old, wants the Family Don't forget my two big ITS iter Tree House and a doll with a sisters. hat. I will leave hot chocolate Kim Dubs My baby sister, Amy Lynn and cookies. STOCK wants some toys that she can Dear Santa, chew on and a small doll. My name i: Laura ar'1 my We are trying to be real sisters name is Crystal. We good and we help our mom to have both been two real good take care of Amy. girls. Thank you Santa for all the 49 1 would like for Christmas a toys you brought us last year. Baby Thataway and a Barbie Quick Curl Center. My sister Crystal wants Digger the Dog and a new doll. She also wants a stuffed GOT 100' Big Bird. You can just bring us anything else you want. "•"an We will leave you some cookies and milk for a snack. Love, Rusty Schneeberger

Dear Santa, •- Hii fcfc My name is Huatner Wright. | I'm 5 i..onths old a.id I have I been a very good little PT!. I V David I would like lots of doils. I I would like a doll house, | and I would like an easy- j= bake-oven so I can ba^e like f FOR HIM f FRAGRANCES FOR HER my mommy. I will leave cookies and i milk and sugar out for you I BRUT and your deer. I hope to see i "CHANEL 5" you Christmas Eve. Bye. Spray Cologne Love, SAVE V $2. 01 "CHARLIE" 3.2-oz. By Revlon Laura & Crystal Reg. $7. 00 "NUANCE" Skinner By Coty Dear Santa, Missy and Mon Triomphe | My name is Sonya Teller and I am 2 1/2 years old, Jade East "AVIANCE" and have been a very good By Matchabelli little girl, and I would like lots and lots of dolls, candy, Serrano POLAROID SX70 (to make me sweeter), bubble British Sterling! "STEPHEN B" MODEL 3 MODEL 2 gum. and the orange doll that's Bv Max Factor Reg. $99.95 in Aibee's. There will be milk Reg. $149.95 and cookies for you and your Heather Old Spice deer when you come over. "CHANTILLY" Save 57095 Jin095 Love you, Santa, By Houblgant SAV ZIZANIE $20.00 $40 "WIND SONG" Tele Instamatic Reg. By Matchabelli Amy Lynn Osantowski Oubsscripc t ion to 7.50 5 KODAK 608 34 Dear Santa, "CATCHET" k. ReRO.gV " • I would like an Army Set Rango By Mntchabelli Save $5 for Christmas. Mysister Jen- THE CASS CITY 39.95 nifer, wants a gun and dishes. Please pirk out a pretty baby toy for m> brother Jude. We will leave you a treat. Merry CHRONICLE Christmas.'

FAMILY GAMES GALORE! Justin McNaughton FOR A YEAR Sonya Teller Dear Santa, MAKES A • QUIBIC • LAND SLIDE • INVENTORS • PASS WORD Dear Santa. I would like a sunshine van. We are so blessed, our • YAHTZEE hearts go out to others, not PERFECT GIFT, tr • PERQUACKEY • RACKO • EASY MONEY U.S. puzzle maps, multi- only at this Christmas time, activity school days desk and the time of our Savior's birth, • CONCENTRATION a "Baby That-A-VVay". and a • TENSION • RISK • TOURING Headache game. • AGGRAVATION I have a little brother He • 56 GAMES • FLINCH • WATER WORKS would like a Winnie-the-Pooh • 6 MILLION DOLLAR MAN hunny tree, One,Million B.C. • BATTLE SHIP play set, a Fort Apache Play • MONOPOLY • GAME OF STATES CASS CITY GUN CLUB 100's MORE Set and a Carson City two- sided showdown town. 4 soutn, 1 east, 1/4 north of Cass City Plenty of Love, Exclusive Authorized Thumb Trina and Butch Distributor For Hollister BANKAMERICARD Free Spencer Gillette Ostomy Appliances. PRO-MAX welcome here. Parking Dear Santa, , I would like a Holly Hob- ble doll. My sister Jill would Pancake Breakfast STYLER/- like a Kenner Family Tree DRYER House. And my sister Juli COACH LIGHT PHARMACY would like a doll and a trac- Has 1000 watts of power plus tor. We try to be good and EVERY SUNDAY Ph. «72-.%-l3 help mom and dad. \ 3 heat levels and 2 air speeds viiki; \\t;vvi;K i to dry hair fast, incl. concen- trator for spot drying. HD12 • -'• ' : I'M Love, ,At 7:30 a.na. Genelle, Jill & Juli Generous CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 PAGE ELEVEN FAME SEMI-BONELESS CASS CITY TABLE KING - SELF BASTING CALIFORNIA YOUNG TOM WHOLE HAMS BROCCOLI A GREAT IGA FOODLINER GIFT! Bunch 39* STORE HOURS: Open Thurs. & Fri. till 9:00 and Mon. & Tues. Dec. 22 & 23 till 9:00. TURKEYS ***% . V CALIFORNIA RED EMPEROR Wed., Dec. 24 till 5:30. Open Dec. 26 as usual 18lbs. & up 11. \ W Water Added GRAPES 12 pk. in Ib. Processing JMUKIJt B 49* PEPSI COLA IDAHO - BAKING SWIFT PREMIUM YOUNG 4 or 5 Ibs. FOR YOUR EATING POTATOES PLEASURE! $1.99 DUCKS LB. TABLEKING 8 pk. 16 oz. N.R. Oven Fresh BAVARIAN HEN 10-14-15. RYE i*.ib. f TABLERITE - FULL CUT BEEF COCA COIA TURKEYSsiZEs --BREAD ^ — _SJJNKJS_T_ FAME GRADE 'A' SELF BASTING NAVEL ORANGES YOUNG TOM i8 ibs. and up ROUND STUFF A STOCKING! - -. , $1.39 TURKEYS LB in v WITH POP-UP COOKING GAUGE STEAK SIZE FARMER PEET'S FAME GRADE 'A'SELF-BASTING VARIETY GIFT PACK V YOUNG HEN10.14 ib.sizes • BABY BONANZA HAM •SMOKY LINKS TURKEYS LB •HICKORY STICK SWIFT'S BUTTERBALL •BACON »SAUSAGE YOUNG TOM 18 Ibs. & up TURKEYS ". CHEF BOY-AR-DEE PIZZA 77* CHEESE - 13 oz BEER-WEVE SAUSAGE- 13 oz TOGO NOTE: Not responsible fur errors modi.- in DELUXE- 15 1/2 oz. , Printing. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. .15 PRICES GOOD NOW thru SAT., DEC. 20,1975

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Fuelgas Company of and 1 3/4 north of Cass City. in college. Must sell to make Cass City, 11-14-tf room in garage. Dick Erla, Phone 872-2969. 12-4-3 Cass City. Phone 872-2191. FOR SALE - Two pair of in- Prison term in Circuit Court 12-11-tf NOTICE structor Epoxy Slalom Com- petition skis. 200 cm Kastle Re-Roof Awnings Re-Side Insulate Three persons were sent- County Jail. for four days served. that took place Aug. 9, in 28, Grand Rapids, entered a FOR RENT - 4-room apart- (Australian) 207 cm Spauld- enced Monday In separate Sidney Robert Finn, 30, ment. 4281 Ale St. or phone ing (Italian). Also several Aluminum Windows and Doors Paul Raymond Humphrey, Kingston township. guilty plea to a reduced charge Call or Write cases when they appeared be- Fairgrove, was sentenced to 30, Deford, was sentenced to Six arraignments were also of joy riding, which was ac- 872-4275, 12-18-3 sets of Marker Rotomat re- fore Judge Norman Baguley three years' probation and two years' probation follow- conducted. Clarence J. Davee, cepted by the court. Wiltse lease bindings. Stu Atwell, Bill Sprague, owner in Tuscola County circuit fines and costs totaling $400 ing his guilty plea to attempted 22, Argyle, entered a plea of had originally been charged WEDDING INVITATIONS and 872-3245. 12-18-1 Court. after pleading guilty to lar- guilty to a probation viola- announcements. A complete of Elkton Roofing and Siding preparation to burn property with unlawfully driving away Company Richard L. Harley, 34, ceny of Frank's Gun Shop in of another. tion which was accepted by an automobile. line of printing, raised print- Caro, was sentenced for a Quanicassee last March 18. Ing or engraving. Dozens to Mol-Mix Humphrey was ordered to the court. Sentencing was set Wiltse will be sentenced Elkton 375-4215 plea of guilty to criminal sex- In addition, Finn was or- pay fines and costs totaling for Dec. 29. Dec. 29, and bond of $3,000 choose from. Cass City ual conduct to serve from dered to pay restitution of $200 Chronicle, Cass City. Bad Axe CO 9-7469 $400 and to serve 60 days in Davee is charged with as- was continued. liquid supplements Bad Axe CO 9-7158 three to five years in Jack- to be prorated over the pro- the county jail with credit sisting an attempted escape He was arrested Nov. 23, 1-12-tf son Prison. Harley will re- bation period. He was also from the county jail last Feb. in Arbela township. ' Termsjoj; yjjars_ for 18 days already served. 3-17-tf ceive credit for 145 days al- ordered to serve six months^ JliLJvas. arrested.Jn.connect--- -28,-. -- —Martin --Jonn~Stockmeyer~" ~ 1 973" DeTtaTf 32 supplement -ready served in the -Tuscola in the county jamvTth'credit" ion with a burning incident Charles Frederick Wiltse, 18, Munger, entered a guilty Olds. Power steering, MMS 100 silage additive plea to a reduced charge of brakes. Vinyl top. Excellent FOR SALE - 6 month old larceny in a building. He had shape. $2,275. John Haire, Available all times. Magic Chef range. Phone been charged with an addi- 872-2010 days. 872-3270 872-3201. 12-18-3 tional count of breaking and evenings. 12-17-1 Leslie Profit Cyclists run high risk entering, and a motion to dis- 6382 Cemetery Rd cass City ELMER H_ FRANCIS, licensed miss the count was taken un- Phone 872-2309 builder. New homes or re- der advisement by Judge Bag- 9-25-tf modeling. Roofing, siding, uley. Owen-Cage barns, pole buildings. Phone Stockmeyer will be sent- WANTED - middle-aged lady 872-2921. 11-7-tf enced Jan. 26, and personal to work for room and board. May be low wages. I'm 81 recognizance bond of $1,000 vote set FOR SALE - beef by half, of dying in traffic accidents was continued. He was ar- and not very well. Mrs. John Sullivan, Bad A.xe. Phone quarter or whole. Phone 872- rested in connection with the 2870. 12-18-3 incident that took place Sept. Continued frqm page one 269-8704. 12-18-1 Motorcycling is the fastest Club of Michigan study. lasl year had driving records autos," Dann added. 19, in Fairgrove township. 1970 FAIRLANE Ford hard- growing safety problem on The report, titled "Portrait showing 12 or more points, Auto Club findings show the David Gene Hempton, 17, is passed. WANTED - old pocket watches, rings, chains. Call top, tudor. Motor excellent. Michigan roads, with cyclists of a Motorcyclist," cites which allows licenses to be high death rate does not just Vassar, entered a guilty plea They cite a record of Phone 872-2870. 12-11-3 eight to 11 times more likely youth, alcohol, a lack of suspended or revoked by the concern motorcyclists. to larceny in the Juniata Bap- declining student enrollment 872-2635 after 5 p.m. to die in traffic mishaps than training and the apparent Department of State. The Cyclists were judged by tist church. He had origin- as one reason for not building ,2-20-tfn ally been charged with an a new high school, and deny Custom Slaughtering - curing motorists, according to a inability of auto drivers to see same is true of motorists police to be at fault or FOR SALE - '70 Ford 4 smoking and processing. iust-released Automobile two-wheelers as major examined in Auto Club's past contributing to 60 per cent of additional breaking and en- that they are working to split tering count, and a; motion door, 6 cylinder, automatic reasons for motorcycle traffic safety reports. last year's fatal cycle acci- the district. transmission, good condi- Beef - Pork - Veal - Lamb • Thirty-one per cent of dents. However, motorists to dismiss the break-in charge Meanwhile, one section of deaths in Michigan. was taken under advisement tion, good tires, new bat- The 44-page study, 14th in a all persons killed on motor- were cited as the cause 40 per the Owen-Gage electorate tery and paint. Grant Hutch- For Sale - Beef and Pork, by the court. almost certain to vote against Chain letters series of "Bring 'Em Back cycles in Michigan last year cent of the time. Hempton will be sentenced inson, phone 872-3569. Cass whole or half. Wrapped in the Alive!" reports since 1966, were between 20 and 24 years Since three out of four Jan. 26, and bond of $1,000 'the issue are property owners City. 12-18-3 new clear shrink film. analyzes the 177 fatal motor- old, even though this age at-fault motorists made left was continued. The incident seeking transfer to other Erla's Packing Co. cycle accidents in Michigan group makes up only 14 per turns in front of oncoming took place Nov. 4. districts. At least four trans- las! year and suggests ways cent of the state's licensed cycles or failed to yield, the William Schwartz, 23, Bad fer requests are currently Cass City, Mich. don't work, to make motorcycles a safer drivers. A previous Auto Club study concluded the average Axe, entered a guilty plea to pending before the state "A Rural Rental" Dick Erla transportation vehicle. study notes that drivers under motorist is untrained to pick being a disorderly person, board of education. Phone 872-2191 "Since I960, the number of 25 were involved in about half out a cycle that, at a distance which was accepted by the Both sides have geared up Cass City Area - comfortable ll-2-tf Michigan's registered motor- of 1969's fatal accidents. of only 100 yards, can be court. Sentencing was delayed for Saturday's election, cam- 4-bedroom home, large dining group says cycles climbed more than 900 Auto Club research reveals hidden behind a pencil held at 12 weeks and bond of $500 paigning for support. Each room. Large machine shed and FOR SALE - Case manure per cent," stated Auto Club these unique motorcycle arm's length. was continued. hopes Saturday's vote will barn. Will consider a base spreader, power take-off, Executive Vice-President problems : The study's recommenda- Schwartz was arrested Oct. settle the issue which shapes option. $175 per month. Call trailer type. Price $75.00, $8,000 in just ISO days!? Richard R. Dann. "Tragi- • Michigan does not re- tions include requiring cyc- 10, in Indianfields township. up as one of the most collect. 517-673-6132. phone 872-3391 after 6 p.m. 12-18-1 "Please don't break the cally, the number of persons quire motorcycle rider edu- lists to ride with lights on at Larry Manwell, 26, Fos- important the district has yet chain because it really all times and use of selective toria, entered a guilty plea to faced. Lanphar's Inc. killed in motorcycle crashes cation. At best, about ten per FOR RENT - 5 room upstairs works." had a simular trend and is up cent, or 36,000, of 306,297 enforcement, or flooding high a probation violation which 1023 N. State allegedly took place Oct. 28. Caro, Mi. apartment. Heat furnished. Such are the promises of an 683 per cent, from 23 killed in motorcycle owners have been motorcycle accident areas Phone 872-4415. 12-11-tf illegal chain letter currently I960 to 180 last year," Dann with police in marked cars. Sentencing was set for Jan. 12-11-2 properly trained. Only 63 per 12, and no bond was set, making the rounds-and it's noted. cent of these cyclists killed This statistical profile of St. Michael'! FOR SALE - '68 Ford, body come to the Lansing area. A "finding the reasons last year had mandatory the person most likely to be 2ND FLOOR apartment, 3 in good condition, runs good; member of PIRGIM, a Lan- motorcyclists have such a motorcycle endorsements on killed on a cycle was drawn rooms and bath, furnished self - propelled push - type sing-based student-funded high death rate and why they drivers licenses. By contrast, from the study: and all utilities paid. Work- lawn mower, used two sea- consumer organization, re- are involved in twice the virtually every licensed auto • The typical motorcyclist Laurie gets meets ing girls only. Phone 673- sons. Phone 872-3543. 4006. 5-29-tf ceived a copy of the letter and number of accidents and driver has passed a driver was a 26-year-old male who 12-18-3 turned it over to U.S. Postal receive twice the number of education course or a state died on a rural, two-lane road inspectors. tickets all other drivers get license test. between 3 p.m. and 2 a.m. on was this study's main goal," a May through September Farm Bureau St. Michael's Ladies Guild DO IT THE EASY Dann said. Based on a death rate per week end, with July the most of Wilmot held their Christ- WAY THIS CHRISTMAS The study found thai many 100 million vehicle miles, 25 to dangerous month. mas meeting Wednesday, PIRGIM's warning about of the circumstances in 36 motorcyclists are killed for * He bought his first cycle Dec. 10, with 19 members the chain letter says it does motorcycle deaths parallel every four motorists. Over- six to 12 months before being present. GIVE THE EASY TO PLAY, CONN NOT really work. "The idea those of auto fatalities. powered cycles in the hands in a fatal accident and had post Father Kubiak opened the depends on many people • Drinking was involved or of inexperienced drivers are little or no training on how to meeting, leading a prayer STRUMMER ORGAN TO THE WHOLE being disappointed so a few suspected in 5H per cent of cited as the reason for this ride a motorcycle or what to and the singing of "Silent FAMILY. can make lots of money," the 1974's fatal motorcycle mis- disparity. do when faced with an Night." organization says. haps. Previous studies on "This study shows that emergency. John Laurie, Cass City, was A new member, Emma Secondly, the scheme is auto fatalities have shown placing an untrained cyclist • He rode a cycle powered re-elected to the executive Bugai, was introduced. Also KAWAI PIANOS, TOO illegal. alcohol to be a factor in more behind the handlebars of a by an engine averaging 708cc committee of the Michigan attending, after a long ab- Lansing Postal Inspector than half of Michigan fatal machine with power equal to and producing up to 60 Farm Bureau at the reorgan- sence due to illness, was F.C. Mills says that since the a 480-horsepower, two-ton horsepower, on a vehicle izational meeting of the 16- Genevieve Woods. car accidents. member board in Grand Rap- chain letter involves a pay- • Seventy-five per cent of auto results in a death rate weighing 300 to 500 pounds Karen Havens was elected ORGAN CLASS EACH THURSDAY AT ment and the hope of a prize, and capable of going from ids, following the close of the recording secretary due to 7:30 p.m. the motorcycle fatalities oc- anywhere from 800 to 1,100 56th annual meeting, Doc. it violates federal mail fraud curred within 25 miles of the per cent higher than that for zero to 60 mph in five seconds. 9-12. the resignation of Cathy Som- and lottery laws, and can victims' homes, the same Laurie was re-elected as merville. carry criminal penalties. percentage found in pasl third member of the board's Activities for December DUANE JOHNSTON MUSIC & BOOKS Don't be conned into send- studies of motorist traffic executive committee. This is include a senior citizens' ing $1 to make $8,000 just like deaths. his sixth year as third mem- dinner party, a children's 2 1/4 north of stoplight - Bad Axe that. Pew can claim the chain • Five per cent of those How safe is ber and his 10th year on the Christmas party and cleaning Phone 269-7364 has worked for them. killed in motorcycle crashes state board. of the church. 12-11-2 In addition, Laurie serves A new tentative program as director of District Six for 1976 was outlined and BAY CITY MT- PLEASANT voted in by the Guild. CARO REESE on the Farm Bureau Board AIITnHflnTllfF CASS CITY SAGINAW summer home? of Directors. District Six in- After the business meeting HU I UIVIU I lyt.FRANKENMUTH SEBEWAING cludes Tuscola, Huron, Sani- members enjoyed a potluck 'MIDLAND UBLY lac, Lapeer, St. Clalr and luncheon and the exchange of Macomb counties. gifts. "A Total Automotive Parts Center" Locking up the summer "The present statute on "•Competitive prices. place for the winter won't break-ins covers just about STOP!! State of Michigan * Total parts center for domestic & foreign cars. necessarily keep it safe from everything, from dwellings to the Brookfield Extension of $ Look at this ad. "•Trained parts technicians will take time to solve your burglars. Department of Agriculture the Columbia Brookfield barns and railroad cars, but Drain Section total auto needs And under Michigan law, there is no mention of a Drain. It may save you a bundle! $ "•Complete motor rebuilding-cylinder reboring, valve there appears to be some And Whereas, the Drainage summer cottage," says Rep. NOTICE OF MEETING grinding, crankshafts turned, brakedrums turned-we question about the penalty Thaddeus Stopczynski, D- District of the Brookfield machine any parts for auto-trucks & farm equipment. OF DRAINAGE BOARD Extension of Columbia 1974 Pontiac Lemans coupe V-8, automatic, for someone who breaks into Detroit. So he's proposing an power steering and brakes. Bucket seats, sharp that place. amendment to that break-in Brookfield Drain includes car, low mileage. 12 mo. warranty. Only 6585 E. Main, Cass City / TO WHOM IT MAY lands within the Township of $3195 law that would definitely CONCERN: make breaking into a sum- Elmwood, County of Tuscola, and State of Michigan. 1974 Cutlass coupe, vinyl top, automatic, power mer place a felony-not a Notice is hereby given that bucket seats. 12 mo. warranty. Only misdemeanor. And Whereas a certified 3195 on the 23rd day of May, 1975, a copy of said petition was petition was filed with Robert served upon Robert Tufts, 1974 Chevrolet Vfc ton pickup, 6 cylinder engine, Tufts, Deputy County Drain Deputy County Drain Com- standard transmission, extra clean, 29,000 miles. Commissioner, acting for the missioner, acting for the Only 2895 PLANNING Two years in jail-or as County Road Commission of much as 15- would be the County Road Commission of the County of Huron, asking the County of Huron, and the 1973 Olds luxury sedan loaded with extras, air, penalty. stereo, vinyl top, sharp! Only 2895 "By requiring a sentence of for the cleaning out, widen- Director of Agriculture, by A PARTY? at least two years, we can ing, deepening, straightening, Leslie E. Lounsbury, County relocating and'br extending of Drain Commissioner of the 1973 Chevrolet % ton pickup V-8, 4 speed, real discourage many would-be clean. Only .. 2895 CALL WILDWOOD FARM thieves and at least keep the the Columbia, Columbia Ext. County of Tuscola. habitual thief out of circula- and Br. No. 1 of Columbia NOW, THEREFORE, in Ext. Intercounty Drain. accordance with Act No. 40, 1973 Monte Carlo automatic, power, jet black, tion for a while," Stopczynski like new. Only says. And Whereas the Drainage P.A. 1956, as amended, a 3095 FREE PRIVATE BANQUET ROOM District of the Columbia, meeting of the Drainage Present law carries a 1972 Chevrolet Impala 4 door hardtop, power, air FOR PARTIES OF ALL KINDS penalty of up to 15 years for Columbia Ext. and Br. No. 1 Boards of said drains will be of Columbia Ext. Intercounty held at Elmwood Township conditioning, vinyl top. Extra sharp. Only 1895 Birthday, Office, Business, Rehearsal Dinners, etc. breaking and entering a dwelling, but there is no Drain includes lands within Hall in the Village of Gage- the Townships of Sebewaing, town, County of Tuscola, on 1972 El Caniino rally wheels, V-8 atuomatic, mandatory minimum sen- vinyl top, extra sharp. Only tence. Brookfield and Grant, County the 6th day of January, 1976, 2295 " SALAD BAR WITH YOUR DINNER of Huron, and Townships of at 11:00 o'clock in the Nightly 4:30 - 9:30 p. m. Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. Elmwood and Elkland, forenoon, to determine the 1972 Ford LTD V-8, automatic transmission, air County of Tuscola, and State practicalness of said im- conditioning, stereo, power, vinyl top. Like new. of Michigan. provement. Only 1895 Music By SIMULATED And Whereas, a certified NOW THEREFORE, all I* FRIDAY SEAFOOD copy of said Petition was persons owning lands liable to I uni^ni BUFFET 'THE INITIALS" ENGRAVED served upon Leslie E. Louns- an assessment for benefits or TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Every bury, County Drain Commis- whose lands will be crossed ALL YOU CAN EAT BUSINESS CARDS sioner of the County of by said drains, or any Tuscola, and the Director of 1970 Ford Maverick good economy transporta- includes salad bar municipality affected, are tion. Clean car. Only Saturday Night Agriculture, by Robert Tufts, requested to be present at Deputy County Drain Com- Fresh Lake Perch- AVAILABLE I-COLOR said meeting, if they so 1970 Ford'4 door sedan, good transportation OR\2-COLQR missioner, acting for the ^desire. Shrimp-Clams-Chicken Complimentary Cake on that special County Road Commission of special. V-8, automatic transmission, power. occasion when you celebrate with us Dated at Lansing, Mich- Only .;. ,..,....,.'..:'..:.. the County of Huron. igan, this 2nd day of Decem- Notice is further given that ber, 1975. on the 7th day of October, WILDWOOD FARM RESTAURANT THE CASS CITY 1975, a petition was filed with B. Dale Ball - Leslie E. Lounsbury, County Director of Agriculture . < 1/4-mile South of M-81 on M-53 CHRONICLE- Drain Commissioner of the OUVRY CHEV.-OLDS, INC. County of Tuscola asking for By Stanley R. Quackenbush Phone 872-2750 or 872-3830 .VHONE. 872-2720 . the cleaning, deepening, Deputy Director in Phone 872-2010 widening, extending, relocat- Charge of Intercounty ing, straightening or tiling of Drains CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1975 PAGE THIRTEEN TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH • USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CHRONICLE LINERS CHRISTMAS flavoring oils Transit (nonbusiness)rate: GAME PARTY - Every Sun- FOR SALE - 2 feeder pigs, For Sale By B.A. Calka Real Estate 20 words or less, $1.00 each now available. 25 different day night, at St. Pancratlus FOR SALE - '72 Pontiac Grand GLASS LINED water heaters, $50 each. Phone 872-2548. SPECIAL!!! Prix. New tires, new brakes, insertion; additional words 4 flavors. Coach Light Pharm- hall, Cass city, 8:00 p.m. 1 mile east, 3 miles north, 20 ACRES: 660' x 1320' - near Village ALL TILLABLE gas; 30-gal. size, $99,95; cents each. Three weeks for acy. 10-2-12 2-20-tf power steering, power 40-gal. $109.95; 50-gal. 1 1/4 miles east of Cass --- CHOICE building sites Your inspection invited!!!! brakes, air and power. Best the price of two - cash rate. City. 12-18-1 $139.95, Fuelgas Co., Cass Save money by enclosing cash Asking only, $12,500.00-sellers will hold land contract. offer - must sell. Call after City, phone 872-2161. 6-5-tf with mail orders. Rates for Homelite McCulloch SEPTIC TANK CLEANING - FOR RENT!.'! 6 p.m. 872-2001. 12-4-3 display want ad on application. Chain Saws For fast, guaranteed work 3 FURNISHED APARTMSNTS FOR RENT - In Cass City FOR SALE - 1968 Pontiac call Dale Rabideau, Cass --- Heat Furnished plus appliances and furniture ---$150.00 GTO, mag wheels, four on CHRISTMAS 8 track tapes - Chain Saws City 872-3581 or 872-3000. per month. the floor, excellent condi- Special $3.99. Dozens of Complete stock Cass City Landfill tion, call 872-2532 after 4 3-24-tf NEED MORE LAND????? Christmas record albums, available Parts-service P.m 12-4-3 all specially priced at Old 240 ACRES: Productive - well drained - outlet available Wood Drug. 12-11-2 A complete selection of sizes for tiling; 210 acres tillable - all in one parcel - $99,000.00 will not be on display. VISIT terms. Owners will hold land contract. AUCTIONEER Albee True Value open TOYLAND SPECIAL!.'!! EXPERIENCED Big Hardware Select - the mower that fits IN CASS CITY: Beautiful RANCH TYPE HOME with 3 bed- your needs. rooms: practically new wall to wall carpeting; natural gas True Value Cass City at Complete Auctioneering Ser- Rabideau Motors furnace and hot water heater; aluminum siding and aluminum Christmas Day or vice Handled Anywhere. Discounts 10-16-10 Albee True Value storms and screens: TV antenna and rotor, draperies and New Ypar'c Datr We-make-A-H-Arrani*Bm-p-nf-«f Farm Division _ curtains remain:.garage attachedMn-excellenfr•condltlttrTln-"~ ^ ear_S-Uay we make All Arrangements - -Hardware and out -- My Experience Is Your on Sunday - FQR _SALE_j=-Hamilton. dryer-, READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!!!!! 12-18-2 Assurance propane gas; fuel oil stove Phone 872-2616 Cass City $30,500.00. - 6 room; Holstein heifer 8-28-tf BRICK HOME: Gagetown; 6 rooms with 3 large bedrooms; IRA AND DAVID 20% off on all - 18 months; 2 small calves Lay-away for Christmas wall to wall carpeting; dining room; large kitchen:' garage; CUSTOM BUTCHERING - - 200 Ibs; rabbits -allsizes; AM NOW delivering the Bay Toy catalogs available at the natural gas heating system: very good location: $13,500.00 Monday and by 10a.m. Tues- OSENTOSKI merchandise sow with little pigs - sell City Times in Cass City, store. 10-9-tf terms. Seller will hold land contract. day. By appointment only. PHONE: with or without; 2 geese; including both trailer parks. Cutting and wrapping for deep Cass City 872-2352 collect Open 10:00 a.m. 5 ducks. Call 665-2257 any- Please contact D. Urban, STRAW FOR SALE - 1500 100 ACRES: Choice property for developers, land specu- freeze. 1 1/2 miles south. time. 12-11-3 872-4502. 12-11-3 bales. Gary Deering. Phone lators or INVESTMENT!!! no buildings; near Cass City; Carl Reed, Cass City. Phone till 5 p.m. 872-3055 after 6. 12-11-3 over 1/2 mile CASS RIVER FRONTAGE; out of state owner 872-2085. 10-27-tf PLANTS and pots to put them AUCTIONEERING- Farm and wants quick sale --- Offered to you at $66,000.00 terms. in at the barn doors in Old general. Harold Copeland, RON'S REPAIRS - Appliance TRI-COUNTY Dead Stock Re- Wood Drug. Buy a plant and Caro True Value phone 872-2592. 5-18-tf - refrigeration and electri- moval. 517-375-4088. COLLISION SHOP: Doing approximately $50,000.00 body FOR SALE - ice skates: get 25% off on the pot. Plants Hardware cal. Licensed electrician. 8-1-tf bumping work - 30x90' building - highway location - will 2 pairs size 6, one pair, from 79?!. Poinsettias $1.89 Call after 4 p.m. 872-3839. sell business, equipment and fixtures for $35,000.00 or size 5, one pair size 4. and $4.59. 12-11-2 FOR SALE - 4 car tires Phone 872-2097. 12-18-2 Caro 800x14, in fair condition. 8-7-tf FIREPLACE WOOD for sale- will trade for WHAT HAVE YOU? 12-18-1 PAGAN'S THUMB Carpet Phone 872-4008. 12-11-3 $14 cord: hardwood - $16 5 ACRES: RANCH TYPE HOME with full basement; new Cleaning - Dry foam or STUMPED FOR Christmas? cord; hard seasoned - $18 carpeting; 3 bedrooms; PLUS 30x40' Moriarity building CASS CITY STUDIO Try an AKC German Shep- steam. Also upholstery and AUCTIONEERING - See Lorn cord. Free delivery. Phone 5 years old - concrete floor; ideal workshop; many other features wall cleaning. Free Esti- "Slim" Hillaker. Top dollar CUSTOM herd puppy. Also pure home- 673-2942. 12-11-6 features; near Caro - $29,900.00. made maple syrup, any Passport pictures mates. Clifford 761-7503. for your property. Phone BUTCHERING Outside fall portraits 3-20-tf 872-3019 Cass City. 10-3-tf amount. Phone 872-2691. Dairymen and SHABBONA: 1 1/2 story home painted white; 3 bedrooms; Complete wedding service 12-11-3 part basement; some remodeling completed; 78x120' lot - Reproductions of old pictures FOR SALE - fork lift, will Meat cut, wrapped and frozen close to school and 1/4 mile from Cass River --- all of GAME PARTY - Every Sun- Builders Kodak film day night, at St. Pancratlus fit 3 point hitch or to be Use Sanitile High Gloss for this for $11,500.00 terms. and fast film service Rent interior coloring and water- hall, Cass City, 8:00 p.m. used for truck hoist. Best Gainer's 2-20-tf offer. Heat houser for WD Rinse N-Vac proofing of new concrete 2 1/4 ACRES; WHITE RANCH TYPE HOME -28x40' plus 6473 Main St. 45. Phone 658-4191. 12-18-3 Meat Packing walls, such as hospitals, 22x24' family room: 5 years old - basement; wall to wall Phone 872-2885 Carpet Steam schools, dairy and commer- carpeting throughout; thermo-pane picture window; Birch For Rent cial buildings. Choose your kitchen cabinets; closed in carport; QUIET LOCATION - Tuesday thru Friday - noon FOR SALE - 69 Fairlane 302 Bad Axe. Phone 269-8161 Cleaner till 5:30 - Saturday 10-5. automatic. 4 good tires, 2 color and stop worrying about $38,500.00 terms. Hillside North 12-18-tf snow tires, body fair, low 1 mile north, 1 mile west of Rental by day or hour avail- the peeling and mold which PARTY STORE: 100% business location; ALWAYS BUSY Apartments mileage, mechanically good. Bad Axe. 11-25-tf able. comes from ordinary concrete - a very good family operated business - let us tell you Call 872-2411. 12-11-3 paint. about it --- $89,000.00 terms. FOR SALE - model LR SOOT One and two bedroom units. FURNISHED Apartment for Albee True Value O'Dell Steel Bldgs. AM-FM stereo, receiver rent - all new carpeting; BETWEEN CARO & MAYVILLE: 20 ACRES: 7 room home amplifier with phono and tape Kitchen appliances, car- WILL DO ironing at myhouse. Cass City 872-2349. 8-29-tf jacks. Also reel to reel pets, drapes, laundry, and Phone 872-3129. 12-11-3 lights and water furnished. Hardware with 4 bedrooms; forced hot water heating system; oil See Bud Schneeberger at Cass City fired; very good condition; barn with basement; 10 stan- stereo recorder with sound storage. Schneeberger's Furniture 3-20-tf FOR SALE - geese - live or chions; box stalls for HORSES; granary; tool shed; corn on sound. Call McDaniel,872- SIEGLER mobile home central dressed. Also two 12-gallon Phone 673-6708 air conditioners and fur- store, Main St., Cass City. crib; 2 car garage; a very good buy at $42,500.00. 3353. 12-4-3 11-13-tf crocks. 2 miles south, 1 3/4 naces. Compare our free FOR RENT - Two - bedroom east of Cass City. Phone 2 1/2 ACRES plus 12x60' 1968 Detroiter 2 bedroom home Smith Builders brick home. Den, two-car furnished; 1,000 gallon septic tank; desirable location - PRECISION SAW FILING: estimates. Fuelgas Co., Inc., BARBIE Doll Clothes - hand 872-3552. 12-4-3 Hand and round saws, ro- 5-8-tf Cass City. Phone 872-2161. attached garage. 6300 Bay Deckerville Road - near Caro - $13,500.00 terms. knitted and crocheted. Joyce City-Forestville Rd. Phone tary mower blades, scissors, 6-26-tf Vargo. Phone 872-3646. etc. Pickup and deliver at FREE PUPPIES to a good 872-2576. 12-4-3 FOR SALE - Seasoned fire- INVESTORS, DEVELOPERS AND LAND SPECULATORS!!!! home. Will make real nice 12-11-3 place wood. Soft wood - $15; 168 ACRES - over 1 mile of Cass River frontage; SCENIC Croft-Clara. Wilmot phone Cass City Studio 683-2652. Christmas present. Mother OFFERING boar service on hard wood - $20, and birch - lots of Pines, etc. No swamp area - high elevated build- Norwegian Elkhound - Fath- LOST - male beagle, 1 year my farm located 5 west, 1 - $25. Ask about free de- ing sites - 1 1/4 miles off M-46 highway. $80,000.00 terms. 7-3-tfeo Picture Frame old. May have tan collar. north of Cass City. Don livery. Roger Root. Phone er: Collie. Call 872-3721 FOR SALE - '73 Chevrolet after 4 p.m. Linda Craw- Call J. Tuckey 872-2553. Hendrick, phone 872-2019. 872-3718. 11-20-tf 237 ACRE DAIRY FARM, CASH CROP OR BEEF SET UP: ford. 12-18-2 Special 12-11-3 9-4-tf RANCH TYPE HOME in very good condition; 20x24' FAMILY half-ton pickup, V8, power ROOM . LIVE STREAM THRU PROPERTY; 40x70' barn; steering, power brakes, Just in time for Christmas FOR SALE - AKC registered Chuck Gage Welding 42x80' machinery storage building; grade A milk house; automatic, extra gas tank NEW MAGIC CHEF gas 70' automatic feeder and waterer; 16x50' silo plus 12x40' with or without camper ranges, 30-inch size. Any Wood - Gold - Silver Thomioson Center St. Bernard pup, reasonable. Phone 658-4772. 12-18-1 Shop silo; over $40,000.00 spent in remodeling —- due to poor cover. Phone 872-3292. color. Special $199.95. Fuel- Black Powder Guns We now have hell-arc welding. health forced to sell —- $186,000.00 terms. May trade 12-18-1 gas Co., Cass City, phone All sizes- as low as $2.50 for smaller farm??????? 872-2161. Corner M-81 and model # Hawkins Specializing in stainless M-53. 5-15-tf We have a 3-bedroom home 4 APARTMENT HOME - practically all hardwood floors; 6473 Main St. model § Seneca which the price has been dras- steel, blacksmithing, fabri- Cass City Phono 872-2885 cating and radiator repair. beautiful staircase; 2 FIREPLACES; Heating system; only Bible Discovery tically reduced. Owner must 5 years old - walking distance to stores; $40,000.00 terms. ALL MAKES of saws and chain 12-18-2 45cal. $179.95 sell. It has a professional saws sharpened by machine. Also portable welding. decorator touch throughout, SMALL RESTAURANT: Building 15x32' comes with new and Research Abe Karr, 6643 Huron, 1 B AND B Refrigeration - Re- Albee True Value 1 1/2 baths, formal dining block north of Post Office. pair all makes of washers, 7062 E. Deckerville Rd. air conditioner; fully equipped; 100% business location - 12-11-4 room and 15x27 family room $13,500.00. driers, refrigerators, freez- Hardware with rustic brick fireplace. Deford, Mi. every Wednesday evening, Phone 872-2552 ers and ranges. Call Caro Cass City Kitchen is any woman's dream MOTEL: 16 UNITS completely furnished; modern central 7:30 to 8:30. 4 1/2 ACRES go with this 1 5-15-tf 673-61215. 5-1-tf 9-25-tf for convenient ,*! and storage heat; tub and showers; set back from highway - very neat newly remodeled 3 bedroom - 27 dark oak cabinets. This living quarters; grossing over $27,800.00. Priced to sell At Trinity United Methodist homo, basement, extra large WANTED - Bookkeeper. Ex- OPEN SUNDAYS till Christ- home has basement with study, FOR RENT - Roomy, older at $110,100.00. Owner will hold land contract. church, Cass City. 2 car garage and shed. Also perience preferred. Appli- garage and fenced in shaded home on large lot in Cass additional septic and well on cations will be taken through ' 1:00 till 5:00. Ben Franklin, Cass City. 12-4-3 back yard. Very tastefully City. $150 month, security ON M-53 Highway; 1 1/2 ACRES; 12x60' Champion home You are invited. property. $20,500. Ask for Dec. 26, 1975. Apply at landscaped. Must see to ap- deposit, references. Call 1973; all furnished; $11,250.00. 11-13-tf Nancy for details and show- Municipal Building, Cass evenings 872-3477. 10-30-tf 3-BEDROOM HOUSE for rent. preciate. ing. 313-793-2004 Deer- City. 12-4-3 BUILDING SITE: 1 1/2 ACRES more or less - 300' from PIANO AND guitar lessons. field Real Estate. 12-18-3 References required. Ubly Lovely 3-bedroorn ranch, 5 RABBITS for sale - 5844 Main blacktop road; $3,200.00 terms. Children and adults. Begin- Moto-Ski and Viking School district - Argyle area. miles south of town - wooded St., Deford. Phone 872-2795. Phone 658-3587. 12-4-3 ners and advanced students. Snowmobiles - 2 1/2 acres, 1 1/2 car 12-4-3 1 ACRE comes with 10x55' mobile home plus 12x18' addition- Phone 673-6055. 12-4-4 Big True Value garage. Must see to appreci- 2 bedrooms; 102' deep well; 10x10' storage building; nice Discounts TRIUMPH GAS JANITROL furnace - ate. Priced right. FOR SALE - Homelite chain yard - offered to you for $8,500.00. NO GREEN THUMB? Com- NORTON used - 100,000 BTU. Good saws; Johnson outboard mo- plete terrariums, hanging on Sunday- PENTON condition. Only $150.00. J. McLeod Realty, tors, boats and accessories. GAGETOWN: RANCH TYPE HOME 3 years old - aluminum gardens and cactus inarock, MOTO GUZZI Fuelgas Co., Cass City. Inc. Boyd Shaver's Garage, Caro. siding; wall to wall carpeting; comes with disposal, natural all guaranteed to grow at HUSQVARNA Phone 872-2161. 10-2-tf Across from Caro Drive-In. gas heating system; 110x132' lot; landscaped; reduced to Old Wood Drug. 12-11-3 70 off on all Ray or Glenda Nelson Phone OSborn 3-3039. $21,500.00 for immediate sale!!!!!! HUSQVARNA LO?T - Beagle - with name 872-4516 or 674-2931 1-23-tf merchandise 4677 Hospital Dr., Cass City IN CASS CITY: One story home on Houghton St. - wall to PAPER NAPKINS imprinted Chain Saws Robert Waldron on collar. wall carpeting; dining room panelled; 3 bedrooms; redec- with names and dates for Reward. Phone 872-3019. 12-4-4 weddings, receptions, show- Thumb Cycle Sales 12-18-1 Canadian orated: remodeled; 1 1/2 car garage; $19,500. DOES YOUR PIANO need ers, anniversaries and other Open 10:00 a.m. 6509 Main Phone 872-3750 Small Spruce EXECUTIVE HOME: White Brick with approximately 2,000 occasions. The Cass City 5-2-tf tuning? Call Duane Johnston, till 5 p.m. AUCTIONEER 409 Cleveland St., Bad Axe, Christmas trees square feet of living space; wall to wall carpeting; inter- Chronicle. 1-12-tf 269-7364. Thirteen years' Up to 6 foot. Will be cut com - large FAMILY ROOM with large FIREPLACE - Caro INTERESTED in purchasing experience on all makes of 2 car garage; 2 1/2 BATHROOMS; many features - Your unusual gift items - decor- at time of purchase. $5.00 GIFT IDEA - Tales of The True Value pianos, registered craftsman minimum. inspection invited!!!! ator arts, crafts, antiques Gary Jackson member of the Piano Tech- Thumb. 18 exciting stories. Hardware or boutique for resale and nician's Guild. 7-30-tf The Kulinski Farm, on COUNTRY HOME: 2 ACRES; 30x48' home 4 bedrooms; Excellent centennial memen- wholesale use, Send descrip- Auction Co. Lamton, one mile north of full basement; 2 car garage; family size kitchen; wall to to. $3.95 at Coach Light Caro tion and price list to The Severance Rd. or from Cass wall carpeting; 2 BATHROOMS; 8" insulation in attic; Pharmacy. 12-11-2 Paraphernalia Shop, Marilyn Deal direct - I'll furnish you FOR RENT - All-electric du- City: 2 south, 3 east and one circular drive; many features --- reduced to $38,000.00 12-18-1 E. Tobias, 6026 Greenland with auctioneers, ringmen, plex, close to town, 2 bed- south. for QUICK SALE!!!! Rd., Cass City, Mi. 48726. clerks, cashiers, trucking, rooms, kitchen appliances. Call 872-2512 MARTIN ELECTRIC FOR SALE - 14x65 mobile 11-13-7 tents and buyers. Carpet and drapes furnished. 12-11-2 WAREHOUSE In Cass City - has railroad siding; home. Includes skirting, 1 car garage, yard, private $20,000.00 terms. Residential and Commercial shed, furnishings, appli- 1966 MOBILE trailer, 10x50, Phone 872-2495 entrance and drive. Call 872- APARTMENT For Rent - $95 ances, washer and dryer. 7-3-tf 40 ACRES; West of Cass City - remodeled 5 room home; Wiring lots of cupboards, 2 bed- 2333. 11-13-7 per month. Reference and se- new oil furnace; very neat; 36x50' barn newly painted; Call 872-3808 after 5. rooms. Reasonable. Phone curity deposit. Phone 872- blacktop road; near Cass City --- $42,500.00 terms. State Licensed 12-4-3 665-2683. 12-11-3 VOYAGEUR Shoppe Antiques, OPEN SUNDAYS till Christ- 3404. 12-11-2 one block south of stoplight, mas, 1:00 till 5:00. Ben GAGETOWN: Frame - 2 story home; painted white; new FOR RENT - apartment type' NORM COATES TV service. Cass City, 4438 S. Seeger. Franklin, Cass City. 12-4-3 wall to wall carpeting; open stairway; 4 bedrooms; natural living for girls, 1 block south 6750 Elmwood Rd., Cass Open for Christmas shop- FOR SALE - 3 used snow- Free Estimates mobiles. Very reasonable. gas furnace only 5 years old - some remodeling com- of light. New washer and dry- City. Phone 872-3139. If no ping daily except Sunday. TO GIVE AWAY - Brittany pleted; 12x26' living room; 2 car garage; $15,900.00. Owner er. Furnished. Rent includes answer, call 872-3435. Evenings by appointment. Phone 872-2855. L,S. Damm PHONE 872-4114 Spaniel, to good farm home. and Son, Cass City. 12-4-3 moving to Florida. all utilities. Phone872-3570. 10-16-tf 12-11-2 Has all shots. Phono 872- 4180 Kurds Corner Road 12-11-tf 4116. 12-18-1 20 ACRES: Near Kingston, Mich. — Choice building site; 10-1-tf V. APARTMENT range Magic also natural basin for pond; $10,500.00. GIFTS FOR all ages - Christ-- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - 1 pair snow Chef - new with automatic 1971 SNOW JET 396ss, ex- mas and all-occasion greet-" tires, size E-78xl4, $10.00; matchless oven. $149.00. NEAR CARO: Small home attached to 12x60' Mobile home cellent condition. Reason- Ing cards. McNeil Bible and In the country: 3 bedroom ranch style home - utility room one baby bassinet with pad, Fuelgas Co., Cass City, - very neat - lots of room; 3 bedrooms; 1 1/2 BATH- able. 6732 Main St. Phone Book Shop, 1040 S. Van DykeS - bar area - utility barn. N2-H5-CY-310 $7.00. Call after 4. Phone corner M-81 & M -53, phone ROOMS; garage; lot 100 x 200' - garden spot; widow offers 872-2191 or 872-3075 after Rd,, Bad Axe. First house^ 872-3691. 12-4-3 872-2161. 3-20-tf for $13,000.00. 5 p.m. Dan Erla. 12-11-2 east of Huron Memorial Hos- * Ideal setup for small business or factory: between Caro 5 ACRES near Cass City - small mobile home; 88' drilled pital. Phone 269-9324. and Cass City - building 50' x 75' - 42' x 11' electric door FOR "a job well done feeling" BICENTENNIAL Flag Set - well; small barn 20x30'; choice garden soil; strawberries, FOR RENT - Electric adding 12-18-1 - 12' x 12' front door - side entrance door - cement floor clean carpets with Blue Lus- 50 star flag and colonial raspberries, grape arbor; apple trees, etc. Price reduced machine by day or week. Or - 2 baths - partition room suitable for an office. Sl-C-270 tre. Rent electric shampooer 13 star flag, 2 poles, com- to $12,500.00. rent a new Smith-Corona HAHN'S CHRISTMAS Trees -. $1. Ben Franklin Store, Cass plete $11.95 at Old Wood portable typewriter. Also 5 blocks west of stoplight;^ 5 apartment house: paneling & carpeting - basement - City. 6-11-tf Drug. Great gift! 12-11-2 39 ACRES: Comes with 8 room 5 bedroom home; wet- new and used typewriters for in Cass City. Visit Pine Cone*:' garage - real good condition - brings in $585.00 a month. plastered; wall to wall carpeting; oil furnace; dining room; sale, all makes. Leave your Shop, too. 11-27-41 M2-TO-088 40x56' barn; workshop 20x32'; 2-3 acres of woods; lots typewriters and other office No. 127 Cass City - 60 acres with blacktop frontage. Cass of shade trees, etc. DIVORCE $30,000. A very good equipment at our store for River runs through back of property. $26,000. OUR HEARTFELT thanks to*" Wilmot: Package deal - 2 bedroom home - large kitchen buy - call for an inspection RIGHT NOW!!!! repair. McConkey Jewelry all our relatives, neighbors with lots of cupboards - utility shed - 4 lots and handy- and Gift Shop. 10-6-tf 7 and friends for food, flow- man's house that could be remodeled. Rl-TO-095 No. 105 Caro area - Beautiful 2 bedroom home, 30x40, RANCH TYPE HOME: Gagetown: 24x44' home with aluminum heated with workshop on 65 acres with one mile of Cass ers and many Mass cards;. siding; full basement; wall to wall carpeting; aluminum storms St. Agatha's Ladies' Society River bordering property. $65,000. Owner said, Sell. and screens; 3 1/2 years old - desirable location; over- PUPPIES FOR SALE - one male, one female. Half for serving the meal; Father looking Country Club and Village $26,500.00 terms. Van Poppelen, Mr. and Mrs. CONTACT.- j. McLeod Realty No. Ill Hemans - Marlette school, beautiful 3 bedroom Schnauzer and half -Chi- ranch home with attached garage, small barn, car- FOR THESE AND OTHER LISTINGS SEE, CALL OR WRITE huahua. $25 each. Call 872- Carrol Hunter for kindness 630 N. State Street peted, deluxe throughout. $32,500. 2373 after 4., 12-11-3 and'prayers; Dr. Donahue, TO.- B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE • and. all who helped in any B. A. CALKA, REALTOR Caro, Mi. 48723 j.w. DONLEY & ASSOCIATES, INC. FOR SALE - lady's snow- way, rhese are memories 2958 Main St. ' 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48726 suit, large size; formal, we .will always treasure. PHONE.- 1-517-673-6106 Day /or Night Marlette junior size 9. Phone 872- Thank you again, and,.may Telephone: Area Code 517 872-3355 God Bless you all. The fam- ; Phone 635-7,417 or 635-2531 2857. 12-18-3 ' •,;'•' •••'•••. ' '", ••'• ' • •• •'•••• ' 12-11-2 12-11-2 ~ or Call: Fred A. McEachern, Associate, 872-3355. ily o'f Henry Hoch. 12-18-1 PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1975 Improving Lakers next for Hawks CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Wow! Cass City upsets Sandusky; 5 teams tie for league lead

SuddenlO 1-1 1_ y (.it'1 s . jus. t like _ o.* f IIthre e period1- _» s i to sei t the by Bliss put Cass City in front biggest victory of the young everyone predicted it would stage for the last period rally by three. JVS STILL UNDEFEATED be. A mad scramble for the that tied the game. season, 53-45. After Sandusky turned the Lowe led the attack with Thumb B Conference basket- With 20 seconds left and ball over without scoring, the The Junior Varsity contin- the Hawks trailing by two 19 points. Bliss followed with ball crown. No less than five Hawks went into a control ball ued undefeated with a key win teams were tied for the lead points Chuck Bliss hit a set 13, Lowe gathered in 17 re- offense and Lowe was free bounds and Clark Hillaker over the Sandusky Junior after three games and one of shot from the left of the key. for easy shots or free throws. them is Cass City, thanks to Sandusky stalled the clock picked off 14. Varsity in the preliminary, When the three minute over- Next on the Hawk list is 44-40. an over time _5^-4^_decision to 10 seconds and then Randy ,Jirn,

TWELFTH GRADE NINTH GRADE Jennifer Ziehm, Barbara Brenda Furness, Lori needing re-evaluation Warack, John Thybault, Jan- Gaeth, Lynn Prich, Tammy ice Shanlian, *Mark Schwartz, Wlssner. Denise Rocheleau, Peg Rada- Watch it this winter. In and impartially enforced." of the vote-not enough to win i baugh, Gerry Prich, Carl Pet- EIGHTH GRADE Michigan, it's illegal to wear a council seat--and an HRP l_ tinger, Patrick Powell, *Patti a mask covering all or part of WHO KNOWS" backed rent control proposal (~ Nast, *Cory LaFave, Debbie Mary Kay Burrows, Brad the face while in a public picked up 42 per cent of the I Koch, Deann Kain, George Erickson, ""Jennifer Errer, place. Coy, he's not. Just being votes in that community. — Klemkowsky, Sherry Karg, Debra Gettel, Carol Goslin, So reports House GOP practical. LuAnn Hendershot, Bryon Peter Klemkowsky, Carol Floor Leader William Bryant Zolton A. Ferency, the DKCUNK SLOWING Hedley, *Barbara Goslin, Parker, Michael Thorp, Lori of Grosse Pointe Farms, a shaggy-haired lawyer who Kenneth Haley, Uli Fieler, Mandich, Robin Sullivan. lawyer who recently perused once chaired Michigan's Just nine pupils in a school I Jennifer Dafoe, Lynn Barr, Michigan's statutes' to see Democratic Party, then left district in Michigan? Shelly Billy, Brenda Berube, just how many "idiotic" ones to help found the Human Yep. That's what the Mich-1 Ellen Albrecht. SEVENTH GRADE he could find. At least 39 Rights Part (HRP), says he igan Department of Educa-i cropped up, including the has no plans at this point to tion reports for the student f ELEVENTH GRADE *Bethany Theis, Joni Flor- mask law. run for office. But, he adds, population of Bois Blanc i es, Chris Erickson, Peggy "The list is only the tip of that doesn't mean he won't be Pines School District on Bois I Frances Koss, *Kaye Berube, *Cheryl Mandich, the iceberg, only the most a candidate. Blanc Island in northern Lake t- Brinkman, Lori Barr, *Elaine Dana Laurie, Marcella Bruno. standout examples of crimi- The HRP person whose Huron. nal laws which need reexam- name commands some rec- Needless to say, that's the' ination," Bryant says. "It is ognition across the state, smallest district in the state.) Santa to visit Gagetown not in the interest of freedom Ferency noted recently that And the next largest, the! that laws exist which reason- "after we see who and what is Oneida Township School Dis-l available, the need may be trict in Eaton County, has 10.1 Santa Claus will make his able and moral men cannot Santa will be distributing that I run for office." (Both are non-K-12 school! annual visit to Gagetown Sat- help but violate in a daily candy to children as he greets Ferency has been men- districts.) urday, starting at 2:00 p.m. routine. . ." them on Cfagetown streets. tioned as a possible HRP candidate for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Dem- Relatively high on Bryant's ocrat Philip A. Hart. Largest of Michigan's dis-r Baptists set Yule services tricts is Detroit, with exactly, BUTTER COOKIES list is an old law that's undoubtedly violated across 254,519 students more thank 'till 9 the state every day at rush the district on Bois Blanc A Christmas program clude a Phllatnea class party What is HRP all about? Island. Flint follows, with featuring the children's Sun- Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. hour. It's a misdemeanor if a to person is ".. .found jostling or Ferency sees the party as 41,486, and Grand Rapidt day School departments and at the Art Fisher home. Fam- an alternative to the two- chalks up 38,149. Christmas the teens of First Baptist ilies of the church will pack roughly crowding people un- Christmas boxes and go carol- necessarily in a public party system. These items come alonj church will be held Sunday "We must convince the with a report that well ovei Sunday evening at 6:30 in the church ing at the homes of shut-ins place." auditorium, The teens pre- Tuesday evening, Dec. 23. It's also a crime to ride a people that voting is not two million students art viously presented their pro- bike on any sidewalk in "any choosing the lesser of two enrolled in Michigan's publif 9 a.m gram at Caseville Baptist unincorporated village" or evils," he says. "I think the schools this year, a decline 01 The Wednesday night Human Rights Party is help- some 13,065 from last year. church Sunday night, Dec. 14. hold a dance marathon or 1 The regular 10 a,m. Sunday Christmas Eve service at 7:30 "walkathon or similar endur- ing to provide that alterna- The department says it' " School and 11 a.m. church will feature Al Shanlian as ance contest," says Bryant. tive." the smallest year-to-yeas services will be held. speaker and special Christ- And a 1952 law still requires The HRP candidate for drop since public schooi Other church activities in- mas music will be presented. all communists to register, East Lansing City Council enrollments in Michigan be; keeps communists or the recently garnered 23 per cent gan declining four years agor communist party off the ballot and precludes com- munists from any public job. WILL NEW YEAR'S EVE BE PEPSI Bountiful Dinner SANTA Getting out-dated laws off Dancing the books is Bryant's goal. HERE AT "There are so many left •Favors over laws on the books that CASS CITY HOTEL Champagne Cocktal aren't needed anymore," he says. "And we just keep at midnight piling others on top of them. & RESTAURANT The only time we examine the MAKE All Per old laws is when someone For Couple calls a particularly bad one to RESERVATIONS $30 our attention." Bryant contends that "re- SAT., DEC. 20r spect for the law demands rational and limited laws Serving You . •',..' OLD WOOD DRUGS SHERWOOD FOREST COUNTRY CLUB which are widely known, ON THE CORNER CASS .CITY Gagetown Phone 665-9971 understood and accepted, and which are vigorously, fairly FREE COFFEE \ / CASS CITY CHRONICLE VOLUME 69, NUMBER 34 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1975 Twenty Cents SECTION B EIGHT PAGES MERRY CHRISTMAS DAD Ho! Ho! Ho! Here are those Save Dad Time and Money. WHEEL HORSE - SAVE $193 Christmas letters to Santa Glaus

Dear Santa, some socks, some suits, a and Brother want a coloring tub and wash her hair. I know I have been a real good boy Holly Hobble play house and Would you please bring me necklace, some books, a yel- Book and crayons. you have a dolly like that this year. Baby Dreams or any other some clothes and a big John low hat and a coloring book. My mom and I said thank because I saw one on TV. I will leave some milk and kind of a doll. Deere tractor for Christmas? That's all I can think of for you for the candy and pres- I know you will bring her Christmas. cpqkies_fOr_ygu.. I .JvllLleave-you-some-milk~ My dad would like_a_box. of. ents, .._ _ _.. -one— because ~she"~has "been" and cookies. ••Klng~K'dwarfr"c"igars^ I try r-try"to"ITe"go'oci; """ good. Last Christmas, I was Love, Plus to be good. I'll watch for Kim Gibbard a good boy and you brought Love, you. Thank you Santa. Thank you, 2nd grade mo a lot of presents. I was Freight From Sandy Gibbard a good boy .this year too, Tommy Gibbard Grade 4th but trade one of my toys Kindergarten Age 0 for a dolly and give it to my 10 HP Kohler cast iron engine, High-low range Dear Santa, baby sister. transmission, Head and tail lights, 42" Wide <•- My baby sister is only nine Snow Thrower. Suggested list $1770. j months old, and she can't Dear Santa, talk yet. I am 3 12 years Dear Santa Claus, This is what I want for old and my name is Dusty L. DAMM & SON I'm waiting for all mypres- Christmas: a red hat and a This letter is to tell you Cass City Phone 872-2855 ents from you. This year for couple pair of paint's and can what Jill wants. Christmas I want a couple I please have a toy and a She wants a dolly that she pair of pants, some shirts, game to play with. My sister can take with her to the bath-

Richard Parnsii Paula Merchant Dear Santa, I am almost 10 and would like a new watch and Dusty Dear Santa, and her horse. My namo is Teresa Shel- I have been a real good don. I would like a racetrack, girl. I help my mother with ten-speed bike, B-Bgun, train some of the housework. set, guitar and big set of Jill has never been on your I will leave you some milk drums. list before because mommy and cookies for you. Thank you. says she was in heaven last year and didn't get any pres- Love, Love, ents. BUY E-Z LOUNGER Dusty Christner

AND SAVE UP TO Dear Santa, My name is Sherry Willis. $ I am two years old, I have been a very good girl this 100 ON THE PAIR year. I would like a Mickey Mouse doll, record player and some puzzles for Christmas. I \(W, |)u Pont Orion pile vel- will leave milk and cookies vui., the softest, plushest \elvct for you. available on line furniture. This richly styled contemporary de- Thank you, sign Y-.-7. Lounger rocker- Michelle Parrish recliner conies in a wide assort- ment of i he most luxurious Dear Santa, fashion eolors. Hi! My name is Ed. Would Teresa Sheldon Now is the time to buy a pair . .. you please get, mo a Big Jim and save $100. truck? It's called the Beast. I hope you get me it, Dear Santa, I have a joke lor you: What My name is Susan Shel- did the frog say when he was don and I would like a watch, Save S60 on any pair Icalurini! in an inch of water? Knee Mouse Trap game, piano, the popular B. F. Gooilrich Deep! clothes, race track. Thanks easy-care sol I hand \ inyl If you come I will give you a Int. some cookies! My address is in many exciting contemporary 4534 Downing St., Cass City, colors. Mich. 48726. Well good bye.

Sincerely, Sherry Willis

Dear Santa, Hi there Santa!!! My name is Heather. My mommy has told me so very much about you, like that every Christ- mas Eve you bring all the good little boys and girls pres- ents. So, I've tried very hard to be as good a little girl as can be. I am only four Nationally Advertised Ponliac \'.-/. Lounger now oilers more months old, so I'm not quite ol what you want in a rocker-recliner. . . precision engineering certain what it is. a little . . . greater deep girl like me would want. sink-in rocking and But I guess I want some- In E-Z joun^er it's Ihc leisure li-rt-r Ihiil thing. One thing is a rocking Ed John Hewitt Susan Sheldon resting comfort . . . makes Ihc difference. A gentle touch eases chair all my very own so I greatest savings you into sink-down, slreich-oul relaxation : Mulli-po.siiions for your resting eom'forl. can rock myself to sleep. I ever . . . up to SI00 also want something to keep Dear Santa, More Santa Letters on a pair. me out of mommy's hair all My name is Paula'and I day, so how about a "Busy am 3 1/2. I would like a In Section A \TIONALLY ADVERTISED Come in and see box" to keep mo busy. how comfortable full icclining lo bed I really guess I'd like to you'll be! portion have a puppy to play with, but mommy says "not this Christmas." gm&vims Don't forget to stop by my friends and relatives' houses, Save $60 on a pair of any of these exciting new E-Z and don't forget mine. I want tyeciah Lounger rocker-recliners with reversible T-cushions for to see you, this person my KODAK Pocket longer lasting beauty. mommy has told ma so much about. So, stop by my house II\ISTAMATIC®10 1. Classic styling, featuring 2. Deep plush \ el vet of on Houghton Street. I'll be Camera Outfit f waiting with some goodies for the latest in stripe velvet in DuPont I00 ; nylon pile Smallest, lightest pocket model. lovely decorator eolors. . , . styled in rich traditional you and your reindeer. and available in wide as- Ready-to-shoot outfit includes KODACOLOR H sortment of colors...Scotch- Love you Santa, Heather Lynn Hendrick Film, magicube, wrist strap, magicube extender gard' treated for added protection. and instruction book. 4(99 ftft Come in today... 3. Traditional styling com- Dear Santa, bined, with elegant 100'V I am almost five and would puPonl Nylon pile velvet, like an Evel Knievel Stunt OLD WOOD DRUG Cycle and a new cork gun and all Scotchgard" treated. a new bike. Cass City

INNOCENT CONVENIENT TERMS- PEOPLE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ... are involved in accidents every day, and many of them are faced with paying the FREE PARKING costs of accidents. We invife you to ask for information about liability and accident insurance that will protect you and your • Open every family. "Widest Saturday afternoon HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE INS. AGENCY Selection In 6815 E. Cass City Road > ' No Monthly Payments YOUR fnitpenden Cass City Imuioncef AGENT Phone 872-2688 , The Thumb" till January, 1976 • Iftvll VOU PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN '' FRANKLIN BEfM • FRAINJKLIIM

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Marie Meredith BEN FRANKLIN Shabbona Area News Phone 672-9489

ners MOLl^ EXTENSION GROUP - Wheeler led the discussion on poem, a song or a thought honor of Frances Krause's be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. The next extension meet- Foreign Exports, on Christmas or Christian birthday. Grant Brown. AMERICAN ,The following from the ing will be the Christmas The January meeting will symbol on Christmas trees. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith GREETINGS Shabbona Extension Group at- party, Monday evening with be at the Alex Wheeler home Cards were addressed for attended the Christmas con- CORPORATION Mrs. Gray. A gift exchange shut-ins. Plans were made to ****** tended the Sanilac County Ex- cert Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith tension Homemaker Christ- will be held. METHODIST WOMEN furnish treats for the Pro- Marietta High School. ong mas Tea Dec. 2 at Sandusky vincial House Christmas attended the Christmas con- Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Van- cert at the Deckerville High High School: Mrs. Robert ****** The Shabbona United Meth- party. Secret pals were re- Norman were Sunday after- School, Thursday evening. Burns, Mrs. William Jones, od.st Women met Wednesday vealed and new names were noon callers of her sister Gail Sexton of Novi and dresses Mrs. Clalr Auslander, Mrs. The RLDS church program e-ening, Dec. 10, with Mrs. drawn. and tiusband, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Gray, Mrs. John Agar, will be Sunday morning, Dec Jerry King. Steve Springstead, also of Delightful Holly Hobbie prints The next meeting, Jan. 14, J. L. Cole of Saginaw. Novi, were Sunday afternoon Mrs. Laurence Hyatt, Mrs. 21, at 10 o'clock. Mrs. ciair Auslander had will be with Mrs. Bob Bader. John Dunlap Jr. of Cali- decorate these Holiday-right The United Methodist 1 callers of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ryerson Puterbaugh and Miss charge of the meeting. Mrs. The lesson by Mrs. Gray will fornia spent the week end Springstead. long dresses. Choose from lots Marie Meredith. church program will be Sun- Arlie Gray was in charge of be on prayer and self denial. visiting his parents, Mr. and day evening, Dec. 21, at 8 Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- of pretty prints and colors.j The themo this year was, worship. Mrs. King gave the Mrs. John Dunlap Sr. and p.m. mnn were Sunday afternoon All machine care. Sizes 4-6X. "A Family Christmas". A secretary's report and Mary his sister and_ fam_ily,__Mi\__ ca!ler_£_a£_thelr_ aunt,—Mrs-.— girls' choir from Sandusky Vatter the treasurer'.sreport.- - and~ MrsTTCrrSfhTtFTanrl fam- Maude Houghton, and of Mr. —High—-School—entertained "By"" The roll call was answered Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap ily. and Mrs. Merle Dorman. singing Christmas carols and FARM BUREAU by each member sharing a Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Sunday, the family of Mrs. by leading In group singing. Smith and family attended the BUNCO Don Krause came with a Mrs. Ernie Stolicker recog- The Laing Farm Bureau wedding reception Saturday carry-in dinner to celebrate nized the guests and intro- enjoyed a turkey dinner evening in honor of Mr. and The Bunco Group met Sat- her birthday. Mrs. George duced the speaker, Rev. Low- Wednesday, Dec. 10, at the Novesla Mrs. Ron Trisch of Caro. urday evening, Dec, 13, at Krause was also present. ell Young, pastor of the First home of Grace Wheeler. There He is a grandson of Mrs. the Community Hall with Mr. The Evergreen Guys and Baptist church inDeckervllle, were nine families present. Dunlap. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler as'- Gals Teen Club will hold their who took the group on a slide After dinner, a short business Mr. and Mrs. George Rep- hosts. High prize was won trip of the Holy Land. Mrs. church elects Christmas party at the home meeting was conducted. A nerus and family of Mt. Clem- by Richard Wheeler, low prize of Mary Fleming, Dec. 22 at Aliene Mills explained the Christmas card was signed ens spent the week end visit- by Mrs. Grant Brown, and door 8:00 p.m. A $2 gift exchange direction of programs for the and sent to Cyrus King, who ing Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spring- prize by Mrs. Raymond Wai- will be held, with boys pur- study group. is in the Medical Center at stead. Saturday evening, they lace. chasing boys' gifts and girls A drawing for the Christ- Sandusky. officers attended a birthday party in The Doc. 27 meeting will providing girls' gifts. mas table arrangement found Mrs. Laurence Hyatt gave Mrs. Gray one of the win- the package report and Grace Church and Bible school officers were elected to serve for the coming year in the annual church meeting held AROUND THE FARM Tuesday evening, Dec. 9, at the Novesta Church of Christ. Elder Keith Little will serve Estate seminar as chairman of the board and clerk will be Ron Speirs. Others named included dea- sparks interest cons, Edward Anthes, Bob Speirs and Clark Zinnecker; By Don Kebler junior deacons, Dean Little, Richard Lowe and Skip Speirs; trustee, Edward An- Interest is very high among costs will be, here are the thes; chairman of ushers, Leo the people of Cass City for the predictions from Mike Kel- Ware; missionary secretary, evening sessions of the com- sey, MSU Farm Management Mrs. Velma Prong; mission- ing Estate Planning and Specialist: ary treasurer, Mrs. Harold Property Transfer Seminar. Kelsey is predicting cash Little; music chairman, Mrs. Nearly 70 persons have costs will be starting to level Helen Little; publicity, Mrs. indicated by mail and tele- off but will be higher than in Thelma Pratt; church organ- phone calls, their interest in 1975. The decrease will be ist, Mrs. Donald Englehart attending this three-session noticed in fertilizers and seed. with Mrs. Arthur Pratt as seminar to be held at Cass So we may be talking of an assistant; church treasurer, City High School. Each ses- average total farm cost Mrs. Norma Speirs; chair- sion will be held from 7:15 to increase in 1976 over 1975 of man of deaconesses, Mrs, 9:15 p.m., Jan. 22 and 29 and eight to 15 per cent. He didn't Frances Justin; cradle roll Feb. 5. have predictions for any 1976 superintendent, Mrs. Janie This free educational pro- crop prices as yet. However, Luana; flower chairman, each gram is being promoted as a the average price of corn is Mrs. Marie Peasley. tri-county event and is for predicted to be 11 per cent Elected Bible school super- everyone interested in learn- less in '75 compared to '74. intendent was Don Englehart, ing the best ways to arrange As food for thought, Tel- with David Little as assistant. ..Remembering friends at Qtristmas STONEWARE KETTLE their estate prior to their farm statistics showed that in Other officers elected were Genuine "pot-o-gold" stoneware kettle with death. 1975, the average cash crop Bible school secretary, Mrs. Hallmark Christmas cards, when you care enough to send the very_best. metal handles. Handy kettle is oven proof, freezer Giving me guidance, sup- operation had total costs Lee Hartel; Bible school proof and lead free. In brown, chestnut, avocado. port and a great amount of equal to total value of crops treasurer, Mrs. Ron Speirs; assistance in this seminar are produced. What this means is junior Bible school pianist, COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Cliff Croft, Richard Erla, that if he sold his crops at the Linda Arroyo; junior Bible Fred Pinney, Harry Little, average 1975 prices, he has school superintendent, Mrs. Mike Weaver, Fred Auten received pay for his labor, Jack Hartwick with Mrs. IMi. «72-:{2«:{ and Lloyd Vyse. earned himself enough money Keith Little as assistant; Comfy to pay for his depreciation Bible school pianist, Suzanne plus seven and one-half per Little. Women's cent on his owned invest- This may not seem the time ments and paid all cash Dusters for you to think about your operating expenses. This does garden and lawn programs not include any principal for next year. I do wish to payments on debts. This make these two comments. statistic was not based on First of all, I mailed complete farms producing sugar beets packets of lawn culture in- or dry edible beans. SHOPjCASSCITY Now just formation to our county lawn If this situation worsens or and garden supply dealers. stays the same, a lot of L- Included in the packet are the farmers are going to be in MSU-recommended grass trouble and not even realize it seed varieties and mixtures for two or three years. PLENTY OF FREE OFF STREET PARKING IN for different lawn site condi- Usually the awful truth comes tions. They have the grass out when new machinery varieties and the chemicals I purchases cannot be made will be recommending for the because the operation can't VILLAGE MAINTAINED LOTS A handy household cover-up. Durable poly/ coming year. Secondly, at generate money to purchase cotton blend dusters in stay-fresh per- least start thinking about the same. manent press. Choose from lots of attrac- planning next year's garden tive styles, trims, colors. Sizes S-M-L and send your seed order Most discussions are for the WATCH FOR SANTA CLAUS IN CASS CITY early after the first of the purpose of establishing facts ******* year. We have vegetable —arguments are for denying Dec. 19 • 7 to 9 p.m. Girls' variety recommendation them. Dec. 22-23-24 handouts for the asking. Print ON WINGS Dec. 20-12:30-2:30 p.m. T-Shirts Inflation makes money go a 12 Noon to 3 p.m. If you are wondering what long way today—so far, in and 7p.m. to 9p.m. Gift-Giving price vour 1976 farm operating fact, we never see it again. 22 Ea. H AH N'S 20th YEAR FREE SHOW SATURDAY- A bright new ideal Wash- OUR FRESH CUT able Nylon T's with bright KIDDIES FREE yarn and photo print fronts DEC. 20- 2 p.m. 12 AND UNDER so real-looking you'll want CHRISTMAS M to step, into the picture! Lots of colors and prints. Sizes 7-14. TREES SCOTCH PINES "ANGEL IN MY POCKET" with Andy Griffith AND BEAUTIFUL THE SELECTION OF SCENIC SPRUCE MOST CASS CITY (The old-fashioned tree) SHIRT SUN MON TUB WED THU FRI SAT Trees in Front of STORES OPEN 123 4 % 6 Fashion's newest look — Hahn Building the scenic pattern. Long sleeve, turn-back cuff. LARGE BUNDLES OF BOUGHS NIGHTS 8 9 10 (fi) (42) (f Easy care 100% poly- WREATHS AND MEMORIAL BLANKETS 7 ester in assorted colors.' \4 ft @ 0.® Sizes 34-38. VISIT THE CIRCLED ON PINE CONE SHOP 21 24 25 26 27 FOR YOUR CALENDAR. 28 29 30 31 V '97 Christmas Gifts 2 PC SETS SPONSORED BY RETAIL DIVISION NOW 0060".'9-7 Everyday FRANKLIN Except Sunday, 12-5 Phone:• 8.72-2155 Cass City Where everything you buy "•\ is guaranteed':^; 5 BLOCKS WEST OF STOPLIGHT IN CASS CITY CHAMBER of COMMERCE CASS CITY —B240W.Maln PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 71 attend AARP Christmas party OES meets NEWS FROM Top November dairy herds Seventy-one members and Music included trumpet sang Christmas carols. guests attended the annual selections by Ms.. Connie Nancy DeLong Shagene No. %Cow Test Lbs, Daily AARP Christmas party held Clendenan, accompanied by sang both sacred and Christ- of Days Milk B'Fat Thursday, Dec. 11, at Colony Mildred McDonald on the mas carols, accompanied by Dec. 10 Cows in House. Piano' Joe Walker of Midland John Norlock on the piano. District Court Milk Highlight of the day was a Forty-five attended the 1. Lloyd Walz 42 93 3.60 58.0 2.10 Dec. 10 meeting of Echo 2. Keinath Brothers 93 86 4.15 46.6 1.94 sing-along conducted by Chapter OES. A full corps of 3. Victor 111 36 75 4.15 45.4 1.89 Betty Jo Agar, Nancy Shag- Mary Ann Goodell of Gage- fine and costs of $25. officers answered roll call. 4. Ronald Hampshire 46 80 4.90 35.9 1.76 ene and John Norlock. town in the village of Gage- Lowell J. Davis of Kingston The worthy matron, Mrs. 5. Loomis Brothers 71 87 4.52 38.0 1.72 OPEN FOR BUSINESS Joseph Mclntyre enter- town svas ticketed for running in Wells township was tick- 6. George McMullen 39 95 3.88 43.6 1.69 Theda Seeger opened the tained the group with a a stop sign. She paid fine and eted for speeding 71 mph in a meeting with a Christmas 7. Clare L. Smith 63 86 3.71 45.3 1.68 humorous monologue. costs of $15. 55 mph zone. He paid fine and poem. 8. Leon Keinath 76 79 4.87 34.5 1.68 costs of $30. MEL DOT'S Mary Mclntyre was chair- Mary Margaret Rice of During the business meet- 9. Ronald Opperman 103 90 4.15 39.5 1.64 Port Austin in the village of Jay Timothy Schuette of ing, Mrs. Donna Holm, sun- 10. Grover & Jack Laurie 93 84 4.24 36.7 1.56 person for the event, assisted Cass City in the village of by Catherine MacGillvray. Cass City was ticketed for shine chairman, reported ROCK & GIFT SHOP speeding 35 mph in a posted 25 Cass City was ticketed for four gifts sent to the sick DHIA ROLLING HERD AVERAGES (Above 500 Ibs. B.F.) The next meeting will be at mph zone. She paid fine and improper plates. He paid fine during the past month. Mrs. 8 north, 1 1/2 east of Cass City on Rescue Rd. the township fire hall, Jan. ». costs of $20. and costs of S15. 1. Ronald Hampshire 47 91 4.64 14771 685 Doris Evens, ways and means 2. Keinath Brothers 82 88 3.84 16986 Alma Seeger, Clara Eberts chairman reported net pro- 652 and Marv Mclntyre will be Thomas George Remain of Jeanne Michalski of Deford 3. Lloyd Walz 40 91 3.75 17302 648 C';iro in the village of Caro ceeds of $63.72 from a dinner 4. Ronald Opperman 102 88 4.07 15755 641 in charge of the program. in the village of Cass City was served as a money-making was ticketed for speeding 35 ticketed for speeding 35 mph 5. Clare L. Smith 65 90 4.10 15396 631 mph in a 25 mph zone. He paid project. —78 —-87- —iinrgY )— 631 JO a_fiP-ii§d_25jnijh_zQne.-She- —The"\vorlhy~~~mal7b~ri~~7e~-" MELVIN McFARLAND _SR J'ine-.and-costs-of-Sa.Or paid fine and costs of $20. 7. Sergent Brothers 44 89 3.94 15577 613 5 ported that Sandusky chapter 8. Loomis Brothers 69 90 4.16 14716 612 HALF TIIK HATTLK Danny Leo \Vanamaker of has been named the sister 9. Arnold Schiefer 50 86 3.73 16117 601 ThonelJ72-26()3 Kingston in Kingston town- chapter for the current year. 10. Blaylock & Rupprecht 37 86 3.77 15815 596 Open Daily 9-5 - Closed Thursday Determination and a little ship was ticketed for driving Nobody enjoys being both- There will be a school of 11. Donald Doerr 69 91 3.75 14856 558 common sense will take you a on wrong side of road, ered, but it's still a lot nicer instruction for officers Jan. 7 12. George McMullen 43 84 3.86 14328 553 long way in any endeavor. undivided highway. He paid than being totally ignored. and Jan. H. Echo Chapter 13. Grover & Jack Laurie 93 84 4.02 13258 533 will host the OES Grand 14. Walter Jackson 28 91 4.83 10676 516 Family. At the close of Chapter, a TOP 10 OWNER-SAMPLER HERDS FOR lunch was served in the dining THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER . 4 SALE DAYS room by Clifford Martin and his committee. Snowmen 1. Henry Gruber 42 86 3.97 37.1 1.48 2. Satchell Farm 222 84 3.68 38.9 1.43 made by Mrs. Martin decor- 3. Ronald Elenbaum 47 79 ated the tables. Grace was 3.73 38.1 1.43 W///A THURS., FRL SAT., SUN. 4. Richard Wiacek 63 83 3.91 35.6 1.40 given by Rev. Harold Prong 5. Douglas Link 13 100 3.67 37.7 and recorded Christmas 1.38 NO LIMIT ON PRODUCTS 6. Frank Shaver 83 88 3.79 36.2 1.37 music was played during the 7. Donald Currey 40 85 3.43 38.5 1.33 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS meal. 8. E. & K. Reinert 85 85 3.86 32.9 1.27 There was an exchange of 9. Judith McClure 35 91 3.95 30.3 1.20 COKE Christmas gifts. 10. Arnold Middleton 63 86, 3.47 30.1 1.05 N.R. BOTTLES Anna Ross, 76, dies Thursday GOLD MEDAL Mrs. Charles (Anna) Ross, the Owendale United Meth- United Methodist church with 16-oz. 76, of Owendale, died Thurs- odist church and Gifford Rev. Paul L. Amstutz, pastor, officiating. btls. day, Dec. 11, in Scheurer Chapter OES No. 369, Gage- FLO Hospital, Pigeon. town. Burial was in Grant ceme- Reg. $1.90 She was born Aug. 15, 1899, She taught school for 25 tery. Shetler-Bussema REG. $1.10 in Brookfield township. years and served as a postal Funeral Home in Pigeon She married Harold Jarvis, clerk in Owendale for 25 handled arrangements. 28-oz. NO-RETURN Dec. 24, 1925, in Grant years. LB. township. He died Feb. 27, She is survived by one fOT 1955. sister, Mrs. Vera Hereim of SEE YOU AT LONDON'S BAG VERNOR'S 3 She and Charles Ross were Pontiac; two brothers, How- married July 31, 1958, in ard McCallum of Pontiac and DAIRY PRODUCTS Owendale. He died Sept. 17, Arnold McCallum of Owen- Sherwood REGULAR 55£ EACH 1964. dale; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Mrs. Ross was a member of Ed (Thelma) Mellendorf of HALF & HALF Owendale; four step-grand- Forest 28-OZ. NO RETURN children, eight step-great- . .COUNTRY CLUB Reg. 51£ pt. grandchildren and 14 nieces GAGETOWN Miss Green and nephews. Funeral services were held NEW YEAR'S EVE CHIP DIP 7-UP Sunday from Owendale Reg. 61C1 8-oz. 15 on state YOUR COACH LIGHT CHOICE SCHAFER'S 3,. $1 4-H team BIG C Q REG. 55£ EACH PHARMACY For 00 Eileen Green, daughter of KOEGEL'S NO RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Keith Green of BREAD "^ 0 Caro, has been notified that she was chosen to be a PICKLED BOLOGNA SOFT-N-GOOD SCHAFER'S member of the state 4-H TEAM (Teen Enrichment 5 LB. JAR i and Maturity) program. BREAD Reg. Miss Green spent a week Reg. end at the Oakland County Youth Center in Davisburg, $6.45 SCHAFER'S BIGC Hot Dog Or where she participated in a series of group experiences in KOEGEL'S social awareness with TEAM ^ Hamburger BUNS members from other count- ill 1' ies. LARGE BOLOGNA At this session, five 4-H pk members were chosen by a O £ professional staff committee REG. Reg. 49C1 ea. to represent this region in the three state TEAM week ends 99? lb. this winter. Each week end is 89C designed to expose the group COME TO COACH LIGHT to a different aspect of society and its particular concerns. This State delegation then WHERE PHARMACY IS A determines which members SAVE ON PRODUCE will participate in the various national and international SCIENCE-HOT A SIDELINE experiences. Further activi- Fresh Juicy "DAIRY FRESH" ties might include attendance at the National 4-H Confer- Exclusive Authorized Apples— 4 IND. WRAPPED ences and exchange pro- grams with other states and Dealer in the Thumb BANKAMERICARD countries. d z American 12-oz. pkg. She has been a member of for Hollister Ostomy welcome here Oranges ___ _ ° j_.69

4119 S. SEEGER KLEIN FERTILIZER CO. KLEIN'S Cass City and R GROCERY CASS CITY Gary C.,Diebel, Manager CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 PAGE FIVE VETERANS BURIAL correcf. Gloria D, Mackley, Burial All of which is respectfully submitted. Official Proceedings Of The of Brian A. Mackley 300.00 300.00 Dated at Caro, Michigan this 1st day of October, A. D. 1975. Lois Edwards, Burial Leslie E. Lounsbury of Robert, W. Edwards 300.00 300.00 County Drain Commissioner of the TUSCOLA COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Fredrick Balesky, Burial County of Tuscola of Alice Balesky 300.00 300.00 900.00 900.00 75-M-226 NOVEMBER 12,1975 Fitzgerald's, Supplies 21.27 21.27 VETERAN'S COUNSELOR Motion by Kennedy, supported by Nagy the $24,000.00 to Meeting of the Tuscola County Board of Commissioners was Waterland Office Machines, Calculator.,. 241.90 241.90 John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 44.00 44.00 complete the budget for the Mental Health Department be paid. called to order by the Chairman, Charles F. Woodcock. United County Officers, Dues 45.00 45.00 Xerox Corp., Machine Rental 294.50 294.50 Motion carried. Roll Call: All members present. 516.64 516.64 James McCann, Travel Exp. 110.60 110.60 75-M-227 Minutes of October 28, 1975 were accepted. ELECTIONS Thumb Office Supply, Off. Supp 6.80 6.80 Motion by Kennedy, supported by McConkey the bill to 75-M-213 John Kirk, Per Diem & Mileage 23.00 23.00 455.90 455.90 Simplex Corp. in the amount of $970.85 be paid from Revenue A request was received from Tom MacFarlane for can- Esther McCullough, Per Diem & Mileage . 24.80 24.80 INSURANCE & BONDS Sharing Funds. Motion carried. cellation of the bid on Sept. 9, 1975 for the construction of rest Vernita Schobert, Per Diem & Mileage ... 24.80 24.80 Lawrence Ins. Agency, Inc. Minutes were read and approved. rooms at Vanderbilt Park. Milford Culbert, Per Diem & Mileage 22.10 22.10 Ins. on Green House 48.00 48.00 Motion by Wenta, supported by Nagy we adjourn unlil Motion by Dehmel, supported by McConkey, the request be Elsie Hicks, Per Diem 20.00 20.00 Lapeer Co. Clerk, Tuscola Co. December 9, 1975 at 9:30 A.M. Motion carried. granted and bids be let at a later date. Motion carried. 114.70 114.70 share of Life Ins. & Blue 75-M-214 EQUALIZATION DEPARTMENT Cross for Crt. Steno 69.05 69.05 Elsie Hicks, Clerk Charles F. Woodcock, Chairman Motion by Dehrhel, supported by Nagy that the final payment Thumb Office Supplies, Office Supplies... "8.69 8.69 117.05 117.05 of $72,500.00 from Revenue Sharing Funds be transferred to the Burroughs Corporation, Supplies 18.30 18.30 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Intermediate School District to consumate ownership of the John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 20.00 20.00 J. Benson Collon, Per Diem 20.00 20.00 school building by the County of Tuscola and that the two Donald O. Graf, Travel Expenses 43.65 43.65 Ralph Hartman, Per Diem 20.00 20.00 governmental units enter into the following rental agreement Howard Clement, Travel Expenses 23.25 23.25 Earl Beagle, Per Diem & Mileage 26.90 26.90 retroactive to October 1, 1975 to wit: 113.89 113.89 Grover Laurie, Per Diem & Mileage ... 24.20 24.20 PLAT BOARD Alton Reavey, Per Diem & Mileage 22.40 22.40 Gagetown News "That the Intermediate School District pay $2,000.00 per month rent to Tuscola County, maintain all janitorial services, John Marshal I, Per Diem 15.00 15.00 Paul C. Lefler, Mileage .. 154.80 154.80 absorb all costs of utilities, and bring the heating and cooling Elsie Hicks, Per Diem 15.00 15.00 Dennis Steele, Mileage^_ .;:-.±--~i- ,,. .._J 82,25- -182r25~ Mrs. Harold Koch facilities of the aforementioned building Into proper working Arthur Willits, Per Diem' LSJXL ..J5.00- Tus cola -County "Advert i ser, 665-2536 order, until such time as the buildjng is declared_vacanLfQrJhe... 45.00 45.00 Printing & Binding .. 107.85 107.85 occupancy oHFuscola~County;" John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 10.00 10.00 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Julius Malis, Serv. Contract .. 127.50 127.50 Roll call vote: 7 yes, 0 none: Dehmel, yes; McConkey, yes; 81.44 81.44 SENIOR CITIZENS GIRL SCOUTS Thumb Office Supply, Off. Supp. .. Fitzgerald's, Offic. Supp 7.78 7.78 Collon, yes; Wenta, yes; Nagy, yes; Kennedy, yes; Woodcock, 40,00 John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 40.00 703.68 703.68 yes. Motion carried. 14.25 14.25 The Owen-Gage Senior Citi- Girl Scout Troop 117 met Clara Peferhans, Transcripts TOTAL FOR THE 75-M-215 135.69 135.69 zens will meet Thursday, Dec. Wednesday with assistant Motion by Kennedy, supported by Wenta the Treasurer be MONTH OF OCTOBER 27,260.39 27,260.39 REGISTER OF DEEDS Motion by Kennedy, supported by Dehmel the report be 18, at the Owendale Center leader Mrs. Ivernia Schwartz authorized to purchase a short term tax bond at lOc per Michigan Co. Record Binders, for a noon potluck and a in charge. The girls were $1,000.00 from Ohio Casualty Co. Motion carried. accepted and orders drawn for the various amounts. Motion Rebinding 2 books 277.43 277.43 carried. Christmas party with ex- sewing dolls. Some were mak- Commissioner Kennedy, Chairman of the Claims and Ac- Thumb Office Supply, Supplies .... 2.00 2.00 change of gifts. ing dolls for the sewing badge counts Committee gave the following report: 75-M-216 Doubleday Bros. & Co., Supplies... 26.29 26.29 Motion by Nagy, supported by Collon the overtime bill for and others were working on COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CLAIMED ALLOWED 305.72 305.72 Leonard Lane in the amount of SSI .35 be paid. Motion carried. BROWNIES the toy maker badge. Tuscola County Advertiser, COUNTY TREASURER Printing and Advertising 286.79 ,286.79 75-M-217 Thumb Off ice Supply, OfficeSupplies 17.09 17.09 Motion by Kennedy, supported by Collon the budgeted 4th The Brownies met Wednes- Kenneth Kennedy, Per Diem & Mileage ... 139.50 139.50 Fairgrove Medical Center, Richard Dehmel, Per Diem & Mileage 82.00 82.00 quarterly payment to the Thumb District Health Department day, Dec. 10, and made Christ- New Employee Physical 10.00 10.00 be paid. Motion carried. mas tree decorations. They Charles Woodcock, Per Diem & Mileage... 21.00 21.00 Tuscola Co. Treasurer, Postage 3.02 3.02 Margaret Wenta, Per Diem & Mileage 93.70 93.70 75-M-218 will have their Christmas Mr, and Mrs. Paul Bunion Elgene Keller, Travel Exp 19.65 19.65 Motion by Kennedy, supported by Wenta the bill to Jackie attended the Farm Bureau Maynard McConkey, Per Diem & Mileage . 125.25 125.25 Arthur Willits, Travel Exp 18.75 18.75 party Wednesday, Dec. 17. 748.24 748.24 Larson for the printing and binding of the 1976 budget in the The committee for refresh- convention at Grand Rapids Patricia Donovan, Travel Expenses.. 37.50 37.50 amount of S200.00 be paid. Motion carried. last week. CIRCUIT COURT 106.01 106.01 ments and games are Laura Michigan JudgesAssoc, Dues 30.00 30.00 75-M-219 Dunn, Gail Evans, and Sharla Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rabi- DOG WARDEN A request was received from the Commission on Aging for Stenographic Machines, Inc. Rockefeller. deau and Mr. and Mrs, Frank- Hodgins Kennel, Animal Disposal . 100.00 100.00 53,216.72 for October 1, 1975 through June30, 1976. Office Supplies 146.52 146.52 lin Koch attended a house Armada Grain Co., Dog Food 61.00 61.00 Motion by Nagy, supported by Wenta the amount be ap- IBM, Office Supplies 19.71 19.71 Burton-Moore Ford, Inc., warming party for Mr. and Magnatag Products, Office Supplies 131.83 131.83 proved. Roll Call Vote: Nagy, yes; Kennedy, no; Woodcock, Mrs. Larry Kohl of Sebt>- Vehicle Rep. & Maint 12.00 12.00 yes; Dehmel, no; McConkey, yes; Collon, yes; Wenta, yes. 5 Martha L. Stapleton, Court Stenographer.. 33.00 33.00 Square Deal Auto Parts, Equipt. yes; 2 no. Motion carried. waing, Saturday evening. Pengad Companies, Inc., Off. Supplies .... 111.90 111.90 Repairs & Maint 1.50 1.50 BPW holds The Carl Webers of Frank- Kenneth Gangler, Transcripts 716.00 716.00 Minutes were read and approved. • Big Acre Store, Uniforms & Ace. ... 20.95 20.95 Motion by Nagy, supported by Dehmel we adjourn until enmuth and the Franklin Koclis Peo. -vs- Stevens, Witness Fees 13.40 13.40 Hanson Hardware, Janitorial Supp, 5.47 5.47 November 25, 1975 at 9:30 A.M. Motion carried. were supper guests of the Peo.-vs-Claeys, Witness Fees 8.20 8.20 Hanson Hardware, Other Supplies.. 9.10 9.10 Harold Koch family Sunday Peo.-vs-Bussure, Witness Fees 97.50 97.50 Mel Williamson, Extra Help 17.50 17.50 Elsie Hicks, Clerk Charles F. Woodcock, Chairman Christmas evening. Peo. -vs- Ellsworth, Witness Fees 205.60 205.60 227.52 227.52 NOVEMBER 25, 1975 Margaret Yost came home Peo.-vs-Emery, Witness Fees 212.70 212.70 CIVIL DEFENSE Meeting of the Tuscola County Board of Commissioners was Friday for Christmas vaca- Peo. - vs- Claeys, Witness Fees 36.00 36.00 The Kroger Co., Saran Wrap 10.22 10.22 called toorder by the Chairman, Charles F. Woodcock. tion from Lake Superior State Peo. - vs- Popp, Witness Fees 40.60 40.60 Thumb Office Supply, Off. Supp. . 3.19 3.19 Roll Call: All present except Commissioner Dehmel. College at Sault Ste. Marie. Peo.-vs-Durocher, Witness Fees 138.00 138.00 15.00 dinner Dec. 3 U.S. Civil Defense Council, Dues .. 15.00 75-M-220 Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Dever- Gary J. Crews, Court Appt. Attorney 505.00 505.00 Charles F. Kroswek, Oct. Mileage . 72.60 72.60 Thomas D. Abbey, Court Appt. Attorney ... 680.00 680.00 Robert Wellington of the Tuscola County Road Commission eaux of Durand wero Thurs- 101.01 101.01 appeared before the Board with a C.E.T.A. report. The Business and Profes- W. Wallace Kent, Jr., Court V day and Friday visitors at LIVESTOCK & POULTRY CLAIM Motion by Kennedy, supported by McConkey the reports be sional Women's Club met Dec. Appt. Attorney 1,211.40 1,211.40 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. 0' Brien, Trustee Fee 10.00 10.00 received and placed on file. Motion carried. 3 at Veronica's for the reg- Henry L. Greenwood, Court Appt. Attorney 1,017.50 1,017.50 Andrew Trzemzalski, Chicken ular monthly meeting and Richard Ziehni. Forrest Walpole, Court Appt. Attorney ... 1,907.50 1,907.50 Claim & Trustee Fee 19.30 19.30 William Borfel, Director of the Cooperative Extension Christmas dinner. Frank J. Pernicano, Court Appt*. Attorney 770.00 770.00 Irl Coltson, Sheep Claim Services appeared before the Board and presented 4 studies, During the business meet- Clinton C. House, Court Appt. Attorney ... 912.50 912.50 and Trustee Fee 153.20 153.20 completed in Tuscola County by Human Development. 4.00 ing, announcement was made State Bar of Michigan, Directory Edition , 4.00 155.50 155.50 Motion by Nagy, supported by Wenta the study be.received that top salesmen in the com- Save on 8,948.86 8,948.86 AMBULANCE and placed on file. Motion carried. FRIEND OF THE COURT munity calendar project were Clark Funeral Home, Ambulance Calls. 58.00 58.00 Rodney Mosier, Ed Kimbru and Raphael Gaynier appeared Mrs. LeotaAnthes, Mrs, Mar- Thumb Office Supply, OfficeSupplies 1.35 1.35 Collon Funeral Home, AmbulanceCalls 144.50 144.50 before the Board and discussion was had on solid waste. Tuscola County Advertiser, Office 202,50 202.50 75-M-221 dell Ware and Mrs. Mary Your Auto Supplies 22.50 22.50 SHERIFF DEPARTMENT Hugh Marr, Sheriff, appeared before the Board and Kirton. Winner of the afghan 65.00 Geraldine Wilson, Travel Expense 84.00 84.00 Stanley Emery, Health Services 65.00 discussion was had on a proposal grant for a Mobile Crime on which tickets were sold John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 20.00 20.00 Tuscola County Advertiser, Investigation Unit. was Robert Warren of Brown 38.46 127.85 127.85 Printing & Binding 38.46 Motion by Collon, supported by Wenta the Sheriff be allowed City, Insurance DISTRICT COURT Tuscola Co. Sheriff Dept. to proceed with the grant application. Motion carried. There was a memorial 13.44 13.44 Fitzgerald's, Supplies ' 14.89 14.89 Travel Expenses Mac O'Dell, Equalization Director appeared before the service for Miss Laura Bige- Thumb Office Supply, Supplies 20.28 20.28 United Co. Officers Assoc., Board and discussion was had on State Equalized Valuation low and a contribution to Teen o/ nflo/ qno/ Doubleday Bros., Printing and Binding — 12.12 12.12 Membership & Subscriptions 45.00 45.00 • and comparisons were made to adjoining Counties. Ranch was made in memory IBM, Maintenance Agreement 42.78 42.78 Xerox Corp., Equipment Rental ...... 74,00 74.00 1 Motion by Nagy, supported by Wenta the report from the o zU/o uU/o 63.76 of Mrs. Lucile Bauer. *• Clayton Hamilton, Bailiff 20.00 20.00 Xerox Corp., Other Supplies 63.76 Michigan Association in regard to House Bill #5250 be received Guests at the meeting were W. W. Hunter, Bailiff 112.50 112.50 Square Deal Auto Parts, and placed on file. Motion carried. 152,61 152.61 Mrs. Connie Langmaid, Mrs. Xerox, Machine Rental 60.00 60.00 Vehicle Repair 8, Etc Motion by Wenta, supported by Nagy, the rules for Jails, Roy Tuckey and Mrs. Keith With a Michigan Clara F. Peterhans, Transcripts 204.75 204.75 Wilsie Simpson Chev., Lockups and Security Camps from the Michigan Department of Vehicle Repair & Maint 12.38 12.38 Russell. Henry L. Greenwood, Attorney Fees 75.00 75.00 Corrections be receivedand placedon file. Motion carried. Thursday, members would Mutual Auto-Card- Frank J. Pernicano, Attorney Fees 225.00 225.00 Burton-Moore Ford, 75-M-222 22.73 be visiting the patients at Thomas D. Abbey, Attorney Fees 75.00 75.00 Vehicle Repair & Maint 22.73 Commissioner McConkey,, Chairman of the Personnel Policy. Gary J. Crews, Attorney Fees 25.00 25.00 First Automotive, Inc., Committee presented the following recommendation for salary Provincial House. 239.75 Forrest T. Walpole, Attorney Fees 425.00 425.00 Vehicle Rep. & Maint 239.75 changes in the Sheriff Dept. and moved for its adoption; salary 1,312.32 1,312.32 Bell-Greig Motors, for Lieutenant to be S300.000 per year above Sergeant's salary 59.50 59.50 MAGISTRATE Vehicle Rep. & Maint effective October 7, 1975. Supported by Wenta. Motion carried. Also, cut those Doubleday Bros. & Co., Worth's Bright & Clean Laundromat, 75-M-223 WCTU meets 284.40 284,40 Printing & Binding 105.92 105.92 Laundry A request was received from Frank Kroswek, Civil Defense big premium 254.65 254.65 Carter Publishing Co., Printing Eastham's Cleaners, Dry Cleaning Director toattend a meeting December 1 thru 5 at Grayling. payments down 75.30 75.30 Marcy Consulting Services, Motion by Wenta, supported by Nagy he be allowed to attend and Binding 20.00 Fitzgerald's, OfficeSupplies 8.36 8.36 Employee Training & Improvement. 20.00 and mileage to be paid one way. Motion carried. with Mrs. to size with our Thumb Office Supply, Office Supplies .. 2.00 2.00 Mayville Motor Sales, 75-M-224 191.58 191.58 Impounding Costs 43.00 ' 43.00 Motion by Wenta, supported by Kennedy the bill to complete 10 pay plan. Woolworth's, Office Supplies 3.46 3.46 Tuscola County matching funds for the Thumb Area Manpower PROBATE COURT •8.84 Soldan Tuscola Int. School Dist., Mimeographing 11.00 11.00 Fitzgerald's, OfficeSupplies 8.84 Consortium in the amount of $823.56 be paid. Motion carried. 55.28 Typewriter Exchange, OfficeSupplies.... 37.26 37.26 Wilson Studio, Photo Supplies 55.28 75-M-225 Call for a quote Bauer Candy Co., Mrs. Milton Soldan hosted Frank Penicano, Court Appt. Attorney .. 240.00 240.00 Leslie Lounsbury, Drain Commissioner appeared-before the the Dec. 9 meeting of the Cass Photo Supp. & Other Supp 53.60 53.60 Board with his Annual Report. 872-3615 R G. Rosa Co., Repair 39,00 River Women's Christian 44.25 44.25 Norman McQueen, Food 39.00 Motion by Kennedy, supported by Collon the report be ac- Edison System 141.81 Temperance Union at her farm 332.51 332.51 Trudeau's Bakery, Food 141.81 cepted and placed on file. Motion carried. Ernest Ihrke, Food 36.12 36.12 home near Cass City. PROBATE COURT — JUVENILE 5.05 5.05 Mrs. Soldan opened the Virginia Kirk, Mileage Expenses Thumb Fruit Inc., Food TO THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND THE TOWNSHIP Doerr Ins. 116.72 116.72 for October 78.90 78.90 Erla's Inc., Food meeting with prayer by Mrs. , 445.30 445.30 SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF TUSCOLA: Leonard A. Lane, Mileage Expenses The Kroger Co., Food In compliance with the provisions of Section 31 of Chapter 2 William Kitchin. Following the 291.05 291.05 for October 506.17 506.17 John A. Sexton & Co., Food of Act No. 40 of the Public Acts of 1956, I have the honor to business meeting, Mrs. Lev- Agency Thumb Office Supply, Inc. Western Auto Assoc. Store, submit my Annual Report as the County Drain Commissioner eret Barnes of Cass City led 3.57 3.57 OfficeSupplies 24.27 24.27 Other Supplies of said County of Tuscola, covering the period from October 1, devotions. Then the yearly ex- 6440 Huron U-Save Discount, Other Supp 5.78 5.78 Mr Larry Zuke, Transport Worker ... 9.75 9.75 1974 to October 1, 1975. . change of gifts was conducted. 619.09 619.09 Caro True Value Hardware, The following named drains were left unfinished at date of Mrs. Soldan served a Cass City Other Supplies .75 .75 ADULT PROBATION my last report: . , Christmas luncheon. Thumb Office Supply, OfficeSupp. 50.51 50.51 Robert A. Granstra, Uniforms Akron-Davis Street, Under construction. Akron-Mam Street, 403.60 403.60 Fitzgerald's, OfficeSupplies 7.78 7.78 & Accessories Village of Akron wishes to pay cost of Engineering and not Nebs, OfficeSupplies 13.96 13.96 Sandra K. Bell, Uniforms construct this drain at this time. Akron-North Street, Nearly 27.50 27.50 IBM, OfficeSupplies 59.49 59.49 & Accessories finshed Bach and Branches, Finished. Clark and Branch 2,552.82 2,552.82 131.74 131.74 NeebCorporation, Gasoline, Oil, etc. .. (Kingston), Under construction. Day Road, 2 R/W to be ob- DEC- 18, 19 & 20 DISTRICT COURT RPOBATION DEPT. Amoco Oil Co., 97.58 97.58 tained Ferguson, Novesta Township wishes to do dram at time Roland E. Price, Travel Exp 22.80 22.80 Gasoline, Oil, etc of road repair. Gerou Road, 1 R/W to be obtained. Hundley, Thumb Office Supply, Inc., Supplies 6.75 6.75 Sun Oil Co., Gasoline, Engineering estimate high. R/W to be obtained. Part of dram 30.73 30.73 Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 29.55 29.55 Oil, etc may not be constructed. Indian Creek, SCS engineering not yet ADDRESSOGRAPH Tuscola Co. Road Comm. finished. Janssen, Work partly done by Elkland Twp King, 130.68 130.68 Addressograph Multigraphics, Plates & Rib- Gasoline, Oil, etc Finished. Montle Branch, Several R/W to be obtained. Mud 5,837.92 5,837.92 bons 192.65 192.65 Creek Outlet, Finished. Northwest Outlet#3, Nearly ready to 192.65 192.65 DRIVERS LICENSE BUREAU take bids. Pigeon River, SCS engineering to be done Poge, 20.00 20.00 COOPERATIVE EXTENSION John Turner, Postmaster, Postage Finished except leveling. Roller, Nearly finished. RusseH, 4.00 4.00 John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 20.00 20.00 Typewriter Exchange, Off. Supp... Nearly finished. Shebeon Inter-County, Nearly .finished. 21.68 21.68 70.26 70.26 Fitzgerald's, Office Supplies Snover, Under contract. Stevens, Finished. Triple #1, William L. Bortel, Travel & Exp. .. 6.28 6.28 131.72 131.72 Woolworth, Office Supplies Don R. Kebler, Travel & Exp 51.96 Finished. Utter, Finished. Wilmot, Finished. Wisner, Under 115.45 115.45 51.96 Aliene Mills, Travel & Exp construction. L , , , Nancy Turschak, Travel & Exp.... 41.10 41.10 MARINE SAFETY The following named drains have been started by me, and Bernard R. Jardot, Travel & Exp. , 54.89 54.89 Katie Drager, Boat are completed or partly completed, fo-wit: DEC. 23 & 24 20.00 20.00 Barbara Ayre, Travel & Exp 111.75 111.75 Storage Rental Akron-Pine Court, Finished. Arnold, To be cleaned. Bach 173.00 173.00 Tuscola Co. Sheriff Dept., Branch Extension, Partial cleanout finished. Blackmer, Samuel J. Woods, Travel & Exp. .. 125.00 125.00 Wall Street Journal, Subscription . 22.00 22.00 Equipment Rental ... Partial cleanout finished. Branch «1 of Reid, Finished. Bush, Tues.& Wed. 3.37 3.37 First Automotive, Inc., Finished except leveling. Clark-Kingston Township, Under Fitzgerald's, File Guides 30.95 30.95 Thumb Office Supply, Supplies.... 17.72 17.72 Equipt. Rep. & Maint contract. Columbian, Repairs finished. Craw, Partial cleanout Wilson Studio, Film, etc 15,65 15.65 Treeland Sport Shop, finished Elliott, Nearly ready to take bids. E and M, Partial Uniforms & Accessories 193.60 193.60 Typewriter Exchange, Supplies ... 20.32 20.32 cleanout finished, except leveling. Farmer, Partial cleanout 19.35 19.35 Rieck's Auto Parts, Inc., finished Foess, Partial cleanout finished. Frost Inter County, HOT IBM, Supplies 20.00 20.00 Michigan State University, Books . 13.73 13.73 Equipt. Maint. Supp ' Partial cleanout finished. Hickey, Finished. Humes Branch of 830.31 830.31 Underwater Specialists, Equipt. Beldon Creek, Partial cleanout finished. Jaques, Finished. DOGS 8.35 8.35 Maint. Supplies Louis Branch of Tuttleville, Cleanout finished. Markham, COUNTY CLERK 397.90 397.90 Thumb Office Supply, Office Supp. 41.52 41.52 Under construction, Moore-Juniata, Finished, except leveling. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES Mud Creek and Farrell Ext., Finished. Outlet « of Barker A FINE CLEAN PLACE TO TAKE United Co. Officers Assoc., The Wright Pharmacy, Prescriptions 22.25 22.25 Dues for 1976 45,00 45.00 McPherson, Partial cleanout finished. Richville (Smith 322.66 322.66 Caro Pharmacy, Inc., Branch, Cleanout finished, Shafer, Tile repair finished. Smith- THE WHOLE FAMILY Xerox, Machine Rental 21.25 21.25 409.18 Prescriptions ; Ellioft Branch, Partial cleanout to be done. Squaw Creek 409.18 Caro Medical Clinic, Office Calls 41.00 41.00 COURTHOUSE AND GROUNDS Gilford, Cleanout finished. State Inter-County, Repairs Gagetown Oil & Gas Co., Macha & McCrea, MD's, Office Calls . 9.00 9.00 finished. State and Colling- Ross Branch and Daus Branch, To Fuel Oil 568.50 568.50 Nigg & Miles, MD's, Office Call 13.00 13.00 be cleaned. Tallman, Finished. Triplet ^2, Cleanout finished. BIG D Caro True Value Hardware, Sfreeter's Pharmacy, Tuckey, To be cleaned.Tuttleville, Partial cleanout finished. Equipment Maintenance 28.12 28.12 Prescriptions 116.85 116.85 VanPetten Branch of Skelley Branch of Richville, Partial Hanson Hardware, Equipt. Maint... 54.65 54,65 Saginaw Comm. Hospital, Drugs cleanout finished, except leveling. Wilson, Partial cleanout & Outpatient Serv. for Sept 447.24 447.24 J] RESTAURANT Arnold Sales, Janitorial Supp 55.25 55.25 finished. . _ L. Joseph M. Day Co., Equipt. Maint. . 81.62 81.62 670.59 670.59 Petitions for 9 drains and Resolutions from Township DALE DEERING Reid Paper Co., Janitorial Supp. .., 256.90 256.90 MEDICAL EXAMINER Boards for 15 drains for drain work have been received in the 'Rochester Germicide Co., , Caro Medical Clinic, Medical last year. PHONE 872-4515 Janitorial Supplies — 92.75 92.75 Examiner Calls. 80.00 80.00 Total drain assessment for 1975 is $332,207.79. ^ Caro Building Center, Bldg. Maint. . 64.40 64.40 E. J. Miles, MD, Medical On the following pages appears a recapitulation of the 1975 Martin Electric, Bldg. Maint. 179.95 179.95 Examiner Call 40.00 40.00 drain assessments; the financial statement of all county and (OPEN 7 DAYS A.WEEK) Harris Bros., Equipt. Maint. ...;... 63.25 63.25 H. L. Nigg, MD, Medical inter-county drains, and a financial statement of the Revolving HOURS: 10-10 MON.-THURS. & SAT. " . 40.00 10.67 10.67 Examiner Call. 40.00 Caro Plbg'. Supply Co., Bldg. Maint. U 10-11 FRIDAY - 11-10 SUNDAY . Sunsell's, Janitorial Supplies 2.79 2.79 H. P. Schwartz, DO, Medical | DO HEREBY CERTIFY: that the preceeding and the 376.48 Examiner Call. ." 40.00 40.00 following embraces a full and true report of all drains, .con- Sherman-Williams, Bldg, Maint. ... 376.48 JUST SOUTH OF ERLA'S SHOPPING CENTER 1,835.33 1,835.33 Caro Comm. Hospital, Emer. Room 30.00 30.00 structed, begun, or finished under my supervision, or applied ->RAIN COMMISSIONER Collon Funeral Home, for during the year now ending, and that the/ financial AT RAILROAD TRACKS eslie E. Lpunsbury, Mileage Exp., etc— 145.92 145.92 Removal Charges ,. :162.00 162.00 statement of each drain submitted herewith are true and J. Edward Goodchild, Mileage Exp 62.55 62.55 392.00 392.00 PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THUKSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Recycle old NOTICE BETTER HEALTH garments Your neighbor says WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE HOLI- Defensive medicine DAYS BEGINNING SATURDAY, DECEMBER Do you have woolens, knits, 20, UNTIL MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1976. or sweaters that need a Gambling's change in appearance? Re- BY DR. WILLIAM J. WELCH LOADING WILL BE DISCONTINUED ON cycling is one. way. A person can restyle sweaters, make a SATURDAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. cap, a pair of slippers and-or Perhaps you have heard He had recovered from a enlarged and caused diffi- mittens. Recycling can make about "defensive" medicine, heart attack six years before. culty with urination. He was okay THANK YOU FOR YOUR PAST PATRON- these garments usable for which is the term used to Although he had taken digi- impatient with doctors and yourself and your family or AGE. describe excessive tests and tal is regularly since then, his preferred to ignore his symp- Last week, a Michigan "Just to see what it's like. can be used lor Christmas expensive studies that are doctor had slopped the medi-' toms, until one Sunday night legislator came out in support I've never done anything like gifts. You can be creative and being ordered by doctors cation a few weeks before his when he called and ruefully of establishing legalized that, so I might give it a try." also stretch the clothing these days in order to avoid visit to the consulting doctor's acknowledged that he was casino-style gambling in De- Mrs. Heinlein is a native of budget. being wrong by hindsight. I office because his already unable to pass his urine. His troit only on an experimental Unionville. Her husband, MERRY CHRISTMAS & thought you might be inter- abnormal electrocardiogram bladder was emptied that basis. Hearings on legalizing Dale, is employed at General For more information ested in an example of one of suggested that his system night and X-rays revealed an gambling in the state recently Cable Corp. She is an em- HAPPY NEW YEAR about restyling sweaters or the many ways such senseless was overloaded with the drug. enlarged prostate, which concluded with that recom- ployee of Old Wood Drug. The making warm slippers, caps and costly defensive medicine His cough and discomfort would require surgery. mendation. couple reside in Caro and and mittens from n.'d gar- comes about. turned out_to be_Uie_result.oL .T.wenty__four_houi-s-bel'oi'e — -Mrs-ClKiron-Heinlein-says- -have~nb~chiiaren. _._ .... -A- -feu—months ago T "acute bronchitis, which he was to be operated on. his she doesn't see anything live Extension Uliice located vigorous, unretired. hard- cleared with antibiotics. preoperative electrocardio- wrong with legalized'gam- WALLACE in the Civil Defense Center in working, six-loot, 80-year-old He continued to do well gram found its way into his bling in Michigan. Caro. Extension Home man barreled into a consult- without starting again on hospital record. It was quite "I don't have any objec- Economist Aliene Mills says ant's office. At his elbow, his digitalis. His electrocardio- rightly described as abnorm- tions to it," she says. "It that interested persons will wife was twittering her con- gram, although abnormal, al and. with appropriate really doesn't bother me." STONE PLANT have to stop by the office for cern as he coughed and remained stable and un- caution on the part of the She says she isn't worried BAY PORT, MICHIGAN this information because wheezed and begged that changed. electrocardiographer. serial about the influence organized slippers and cap patterns will something be done to stop As is so often the case at his records (repeated electro- crime might have if gambling need to be traced. "this damn cough." age, the man's prostate was cardiograms each day for were made legal. "We have several daysi were re- organized crime anyway, and quested. I really don't think" bringing The electrocardiogram was gambling in would make it entirely as il had been six any worse," she said. "Be- weeks before. The patient had sides, if people want to no signs or symptoms of gamble, they will." difficulty with his heart. Would she give the roulette Delaying surgery and mak- wheel or the blackjack table a ing daily electrocardiograms try if casino-style gambling would add materially to the came to Detroit? cost of hospitalization, quite "Oh, I might." she said. apart from the additional cost of added days in the hospital. He really does not need lo add $500 to $000 to his bill, agreed the surgeon and his Mrs. Anthes dies Dec. 10 physician in their first consul- tation. Mrs. Elizabeth Anthes, 79, both of Cass City; one sister, widow of Amasa Anthes and a FLOOR But the authoritative con- Mrs. Katlierine Thompson of lifelong resident of Gagetown, Saginaw; eight grandchildren cern of a qualified electro- died Wednesday evening, cardiographer was on the and 19 great-grandchildren Dec. 10. at Hills' and Dales Funeral services were held record. If they chose to ignore General Hospital following a CLEARANCE the cautionary request for Saturday from the Gagetown long illness. United Methodist church with several days of observation She was born Sept. 0, 1890, AUTOMATIC CONTROLS and something were to go Rev. Paul L. Amstutz, pastor wrong, as it always can, no in Germany, daughter of of the church, officiating the late Jacob and Katlierine Burial was in Elkland JEWELED GLASS FRONT matter what they said in justi- OIL fication, the doctors on the cemetery. She married Amasa Anthes Hunter Funeral Home in case would be regarded as in Caro in 191-1. He died in remiss and subject to criti- Gagetown handled arrange- July, 190-1. ments. cism or worse: a lawsuit. Mrs. Anthes was a member As one of them put it, he of the Gagetown United Meth- could fairly hear the ominous odist church. tone of the prosecuting at- TIMK FUKS =!====: She is survived bv one torney: "Now, doctor, is it or daughter, Mrs. Mabel ()n- is it not a fact that a qualified Happiness is something a drajka of GagctOvvn:' two man acquires when he is just cardiologist requested furth- sons. Amasa Jr. and Albert, er study of this patient'.' Do too busy to be miserable you customarily ignore the advice of qualified consul- tants, doctor?" The unfortunate, not to say PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS costly, intrusion of such apprehensions is at the hear! of what has come to be called defensive medicine, which, in a word, means leaning over backwards in order not to fall on your face, more specifi- cally, into a malpractice suit. In this case, even though it was only to satisfy the DR. W. S. SELBY Dr. E. Paul Lockwood demands of a record - elec- Chiropractic Physician trocardiograms were done Optometrist Custom Gas Home Heating each day for three days, blood Hours H-.">:W)except Thursday Office Hours: studies were also done daily, Saturdays 8:00a.m.-l:00p.m. Mon., Tues., Wed., Fn CAST IRON slotted burners — encased in a and the record was thorough- 9-12 a.m. and 1:30-5:00 p m. STEEL COMBUSTION CHAMBER—con- ly documented. IfilM Hill St. trol the flame and extract heat from the fuel Everybody was "covered." Across from HiUs-aiul Dales Saturday 9-12 a.m. used in any of the four models of this series. And the whole of it repre- Hospital Evenings - Tues. 7-9 p.m sented a needless expenditure Phone 872-:M(M Closed All Day Thursday EXHAUST PORTS control heat (low from of time and money. combustion chamber to HEAT RADIATOR, Phone 872-2765 Cass City Such costly denials of ALLEN WITHERSPOON For Appointment which doubles heat transfer surface; greater common sense multiplied by New England Life operational economy. thousands of cases each day NEL Growth Fund Harold T. Donahue, M.D FINGER TIP SETTING of temperature and are the inevitable fruits of NEL Equity Fund defensive medicine. Value Line Fund-Keystone Physician & Surgeon TWO SPEED BLOWER for desired level of Mode] Mode] comforl. All of'us confess that we arc Funds CLINIC chagrined at falling into such Phone 872-2321 FLOOR HEAT OUTLET spreads heat W-40-3 a senseless trap, but today the •IfiloOakSt. . Cass City 4074 Hill St., Cass City evenly. For room, area or an addition. SPECIAL appearance of being wrong "on the record" is as danger- YONGKYUN KIM, M.D. Mark III Gas Wall Furnace ous as wrong-doing itself. Board Certified in Obstetrics SPECIAL HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE TWIN BLOWERS deliver air FOUR and Gynecology WAYS: front, back or cither side; Syn- Counterflow Wall Furnace Obstetrician+Gynecologist Insurance Agency chronized to DUAL SPEED as heal Laparascopic sterilizations Can be installed FREE STANDING, output increases. For the booklet, "How to 4072 Hill St., Cass City Complete Insurance Services PARTIALLY RECESSED or FULLY Safeguard Your Vision." send Office hours Monday through TWIN HEAT EXCHANGERS have RECESSED, with through-the-wall 25 cents and a long, stamped, Friday 9-5, except Wednes- OH 15 E. Cass City Rd. FOUR HEAT TRANSFERING ducting. self-addressed envelope to day. Sat. 9-12. CassCily, Michigan SURFACES. CAST IRON BURNERS. Dr. William ,J. Welch. Box Phone K72-208K OPTIONAL FRONT, SIDE AND 499-1. Depl. CCC. Des Moines. Office 872-2900, Residence 2-IN-l SEASON SELECTOR for eco- REAR floor level outlets. HIGH RE- Iowa 50:i()fi. 872-3172. J. Y. LEE, M.D.. nomical operation at LO selling; in se- TURN draws warm air from the ceiling 1 Internal Medicine vere weather another 20,000 BTUH can DO YOl HAVE A and DYNACONE BLOWER recircu- DRINKING PROBLEM? Chest Diseases — Heart be added by turning setting to HI. latcs air at living level. The term being in a rut or in a groove may sound alike, but ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS & Lungs AUTOMATIC THERMOSTAT con- & AL-ANON trols temperature level. A FILTER CAST IRON SLOTTED BURNERS and there's a big difference. 4072 Hi II SI reel STEEL COMBUSTION CHAMBERS. Every Friday evening, 8:00 CassCity SIGNAL LIGHT tells when to clean the p.m. Good Shepherd Luther- filters. All (lie advantage of central heat- MANUAL SELECTION of low or high an Church, Cass City. OFFICE HOURS 9 till 5 MODEL ing at a fraction of the usual cost. firing rate and THERMOSTATIC CON- except Wednesday TROL provide economy and comfort. SW-22 Harry Crandell, Jr. and Saturday 9 till 12 Versatile models (with a variety of appli- FRANKLIN D.V.M. Phone:872-4500 cations) offer heating comfort for mul- Office 4438 South Seeger St. K.I.MacRAE, D.O. tiple rooms or large areas. i Auto Vent Gas Heating Phone 872-2255 Osteopathic Physician i No CHIMNEY needed. Mounting and vent- and Surgeon ing through outside wall saves floor space. DR. J.H. GEISSINGER CAST IRON SLOTTED BURNER has FUELGAS SERVICE CHIROPRACTOR Corner Church and Oak Sts. STEEL COMBUSTION CHAMBER. Office 872-2880 - Res. 872-3365 I MON,TUE.,THURS.,FRI. EXHAUST PORTS carry hot flue gases '9-12a.m.and2-6p.m. MAC'S COUNTRY through the HEAT RADIATOR for extra YOURS WITH EVERY SAT. 9-12 a.m. BEAUTY & BOUTIQUE efficiency. Ben was very "young, he got his 5 miles east of M-53 on OUTSIDE COMBUSTION AIR burns brother, a printer,to 21N. Aimer, Caro, MI. Argyle Rd. clean. THERMOSTATIC DIAL CON- FURNACE or HEATER Open every day, except TROL keeps desired comfort level. With to- prinf his stories by Across from IGA store Monday. Signinq them "Mrs. Phone Caro 673-4464 day's energy shortages and lower thermostat FUELGAS HAS THE STAFF Call for evening appoint- settings — maintaining a comfortable level Silence"uogooqj He ments, Ubly 658-5109. Operators: Barb MacAl- of HUMIDITY in relation to the temperature AND EQUIPMENT TO DO THE JOB. Slipped them under JAMES BALLARD, M.D. is important. the door and Kept Office at 4530 Weaver St. pine, Vera Ferguson and Renee King. his brother in ig- Hours: 10:00a.m. to 12:00 norance of tf?e 2:00p.m. to4:30 EFRENM.DIZON.M.D. '_ real author. Daily except .Thursday after- PERLAA. ESPINO.M.D. Ben said: noon, Diplpmates ot,the American ANGER is Board of Pediatrics CO. OF CASS CITY DR. EDWARD SCOLLON (Practice limited to.Infants i NEVER WITH- VETERINARIAN and Children) . , — OUT A REASON, ; BUT SELDOM Call For Appointment • ,.at4672HillSt/ - • PHONE 872-2161 JUNCTION M-53 & M-81 Cass City,Mich. 48726 '". '~ A GOOD ONE For Small Animals (Across from Hills & Dales? H- 872-2935 ' Hospital)'< ' '; "v ' '• 'I ©I97S BfH FflANKUN STORES 4849 N. Seeger,St., Cass City Phone 517-872-4384' "~ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 PAGE SEVEN f: Cass City Bowling Leagues

SUNDAY NIGHT JUNIORS MONDAY NIGHT TRIO THURSDAY NIGHT TRIO MERCHANTS"A" LEAGUE Dec. 15, 1975 High Team Series: Walbro Dec. 10, 1975 2215, C.C. Lanes 2197, Rich- Bros. 19 Draves Dist. 19 The Feds Jokers 21 ard's 2195, Herron's 2157, 19 ( Smith 18 Miracle-Allen 7 Kritzman's 2047. Rookies 18 Hopefulls 18 Wildwood Farms 18 Erla's Food Center 5 C.C. Biggs Russells 17 1/2 High Team Games; Walbro 14 Van Dale 10 Fuulgas 4 807-734, Richard's 801-725, LADIES' Team No. 3 14 Pickle Pickers 16 Smith Bid. 9 1/2 Croft-Clara Lumber 4 Strikes Dreamers 15 1/2 C.C. Lanes 797-727, Herron's O^ 12 Root Ins. 9 New England Life 3 750-737, Kritzman's 717. Team No. 4 11 Ups & Downs 14 Nemeth 8 1/2 Kritzman's 3 Comeback Kids Pluggers 10 High Individual Series: I. PANTY 7 Woods Hay & Straw 4 J.P. Burroughs 2 Schweikart 545, P, Little 510, Cass City Oil & Gas 0 B. Schott 503, J. Morell 502, High Team Series: Bros. High Team Series: Ups & High Team Series: Draves D. Wischmeyer 483, M. Guild 1212, The Feds 1133. Downs 1285, Jokers 1276. Dist. 1491, Wildwood Farms 600 Series: A. Ouvry 607. High Team Games: Bros. High Team Games: Ups & 1449. 471, M. Zdrojewski 463, Pat HOSE 4 500 Series: B. Musall 594, Mclntosh 457. _j426,__TeaiB .No.-.1-418,_The _ P°wn_s J72, Jokers.ASBj _ JighJIeairLGames :.Van Dale.. -A.-MoLaohlan--591-,—Mt- -Hel— —- High individual"" Game's r~I, Feds 416. "" High'lndividual Series: N. 548-542, Wildwood 544-510. wig 579, J. Little 577, B. Tall and High Individual Series.- R. Anderson 493, M. Grady 490, Schweikart 207-169-169, J. High Individual Series: D. KrUzma.n 572, B, Copeland Morell 201-157, P. Little 189- Selby 520, D. Chllds 425, E. B. Massingale 449, S. Rey- Doerr 527, B. Andrus 510, 552. D. Ouvry 550, E. Hel- Winter Shades Schwartz 409. nolds 446, L. Yost 409. Duane O'Dell 500. 181, B. Sfihott 179-179, D. wig 546. B. Selby 546, C. Wischmeyer 179-155, M. High Individual Games: R. High Individual Games: N. High Individual Games; Vandiver 534, C. Kolb 527, Selby 185-176-159, D. Childs Anderson 186-166, S. Rey- Guild 176-156, Pat Mclntosh Dave Smith 211, R. Clarkson D. Erla 525, L. Taylor 523, 170, J. LaRoche (sub) 169- 169 B. Shagene 163, E. nolds 181, M, Grady 178-168, 200, K. Anthony 197, B. Andrus T. Suiter 519, D, Vatter 515, 151, M. Zdrojewski 166-163, PAIRS Schwartz 162, B. Zawilinski L. Yost 173, B. Massingale 192-186, D. Doerr 190-181, K. Martin 513, J. Steadma.ii 151. 167-156, C. Russell 166, L. M. Albee 163-162, N. Wal- P. Davis 188, Duane O'Dell 511, D. Doerr 509, J. Fox lace 163, K Rutkoskl 162, Splits Converted: M. Moz- Holcomb 153. 187, I. Haley 187, R. Root 509, R. Schweikart 509, C. den 4-7-10, M. Lefler6-7-10, Splits Converted: N. Ander- L, Mai-shall 159, B. Deer- 182, Dale Smith 183, F. Ne- Guinther 507, D. Allen 505. ing 155, M. Romig (sub) 154, R. Selby 3-10, 5-7. son 5-7, M. Grady 3-10, B. meth 181, G. Deering 181, 200 Games: A Ouvry 245, 00 Massingale 3-10, L. Yost 5-6, P. Allen 152, E, Buehrly 150, G. Mathewson 179, L. Smith B. Selby 221, B. Kritzman V, Kilbourn 150. S. Reynolds 2-7. 176. 215, C. Kolb 212, B. Musall LADIES' MONDAY NIGHT fJITSf Splits Converted: J. Frei- 210, D. Erla 209, J. Little burger 3-10, M. Guild 3-10, 209-200, M. Helwig 204-203, G. Hallock 3-10, G. Kelley MEN'S New Greenleaf Garage 22 1/2 KINGS & QUEENS LADIES CITY LEAGUE A, McLachlan 204. Ouvry Chev-Olds 20 Doc. 9, 1975 5-8-10, L. Marshall 2-10, Dec. 9, 1975 Phyllis Mclntosh 2-7, K. WASHED JEANS Bartnik's Sales 15 1/2 Okerstrom 4-5-7, B. Schott PRE-WASHED Sommers' Bakery 14 Egg Heads 21 •Sandy's Beauties 19 MERCHANTS «B" LEAGUE Rebels 6-7-10, D. Wischmeyer 4-5-7. Evans Products 13 21 Gambles 18 Dec. 10, 1975 Sizes 5-20 L&S Standard 13 Brand X 18 Deering Packing 15 Cass City Lanes 11 M-D's 13 Cablettes 15 Deford Roofing 7 JEANS Hall Trim Shop 3 Lucky Strikes 13 Johnson's Plumberettes 15 Village Service Center 7 Pre-Washed Ma's Gang 9 Mrs. Shadko WKYO 14 Croft-Clara Lumber 5 for that old and worn look SIZES 30-36 200 Games; D. Ouvry 245, Greenhorns 9 Copeland &. Gornowicz 9 Winter's Truck Sales 4 F. Knoblet 202, Lawrence Full Moons 8 Woods Research 7 Schneeberger TV 3 Hartwick 201, L. Tracey 200, Rabideau Motor Sales 2 GIRLS'SIZES A. Fischer 201. High Team Series: Rebels High Team Series: Gam- Clare's Sunoco Service 0 receives 500 Series: D. Ouvry 555, 1891, Egg Heads 1881, Brand bles 2214, Deering Packing Wai or o 0 7-14 B. Freiburger 512, L. Taylor X 1870, M-D's 1801. 2155, Sandy's Beauties 2144. 511, L. Tracey 510, V. Gal- High Team Games: Brand High Team Games: Gam- 600 Series: M. Frederick award laway 503, F. Knoblet 502, X 676-674, Rebels 649-622- bles 779-760, Sandy's Beaut- 606. J. Guinther 502, A Fischer 620, Egg Heads 643-634-604, ies 776. Ladies' Sizes 5-10 Girls' Brushed 500 Series: A.D. Frederick Mrs. Jeanette Shadko, a 501. M-D's 628-616. High Individual Series: J. 593, D. Auslander 548, L. High Men's Series: A. Ash- Lapp 495, S, Cummins 491, former Cass City resident, Sizes Summers 539. D. Allen 537, was one of six persons to er 554, E. Bllicki 524, J. E. Buehrly (sub) 484, P. John- E. Helwig 535, R. Osentoski NYLON 4-14 Brown 517, J. Wolak 499. son 478, B. Massingala 473, receive the Governor's SSL Whit3-51.2e n d aste9l 532, S. Curtis 529, W. Urban High Men's Games: A. Ash- Award for Distinguished Pub- PflWMQ Wear guaranteed R. Batts 469. 524, J. Guinther 517, A. Mc- PANTIES f f UUfTllO for 1 year. er 204-198, J. Wolak 202, High Individual Games; J. Lachlan 512, J. Peyerk 507, lic Employees in ceremonies c 0 0 r s M. Mellendorf 194, N. Beni- Lapp 187-157-151, E. Buehr- F. Schott 507. held recently in Lansing. tez 193. ly (sub) 181-170, S. Cummins High Gambs: M. Frederick Mrs. Shadko, a 1925 grad- MEN'S ORLON Women's High Series: C. uate of Cass City High School, Wed-Tues Dec. 17-23 181-156-154, J. Deering 178- 244-193, A.D. Frederick 224- Davidson 572, V. Bllicki 466, 150, J. LaRoche 176, P.John- 192, D. Allen 212, L. Sum- received the award based on ONE WEEK M. Schwartz 429, R. Kapala SHOWS 7:05-9:00 son 176-158, B. Massingale mers 211, S. Curtis 207, R. her "devotion to the princi- STRETCH 429, J. Asher 421, G. Zawil- 167-156, L. Yost (sub) 170, Osentoski 205, B. Bader 204, ples of public service, sub- inski 413. R. Batts 168-151-150, J. Ard- A. McLachlan 201, D, Aus- stantive achievements, out- High Women's Games: C. ler 168, R, Speirs 168, B. lander 198-190, B. Bartlel95, standing programming and HOSE PAUL Davidson 212-200-160, R. Abke 163, M. LaPeor 165, E, Helwig 194, W.. Urban 193, participation in civic, social Kapala 183, V. Bilicki 166- Sizes 10-13 E. Reagh 162-156, I.Schwartz D. Englehart 192, J. Guinther and professional activities." 161, M. Schwartz 155. 158, M. Guild 157-155, L. 191, F. Schott 191. Splits Converted: 3-10 W. Mrs. Shadko became the Bryant 152, C. Mellendorf first woman county extension Czekai, E. Bilicki, J. Brown, 156-155, N, Maharg 151, C. 5-10 E. Bilicki, 5-7 V. Wo- director in 1974, working in Furness 151. MERCHANETTE LEAGUE Benzie county. pr. lak, J. McCarty, 2-7 J. Mc- Dec. 11, 1975 Carty (2), 5-6 J. Brown, M. Splits Converted: I. She has worked for Mich- Mellendorf, 4-5 R. Kapala, Schwartz 5-7, 4-5, 3-10, M. igan State University's Co- aircracoiOR* reoM.w«« BROS* Copeland, M, Spencer, C. Fur- Cass City Lanes 21 f'A WAW COWUNlCAIO'6 COMPANY ' B. Fischer, 9-10 D. Kruse, operative Extension service ' MEN'S ness, M. Kivard, E. Reagh Walbro 21 3-7-10 N. Kapala, C. Mellen- Kritzmaa's 13 the past 21 years and among dorf. 3-10, M. Darazadl 4-5-7-8, her achievements has been J. Ardler, G. Root 4-5-7, J. Richard's TV 11 Clare's Sunoco her efforts with scores of Lapp 2-7-10, J. O'Dell 6-10-7, elderly persons, making cer- TUBE P. Brinkman 5-6-10, N. Ma- Albee Hardware tain that they have been harg 2-7. Herron Builders PRINTED Cole Carbide getting proper food and care. CASS She currently resides in SOX Beulah. POLYESTER Plain White . CASS CITY REMEMBER: Two will be STRAND-CARD admitted for $2.00 on Phone: 673-3033 EVERY MONDAY NIGHT!... New books FRI-SAT-SUJN DEC 19-20-21] Wednesday thru Tuesday Dec. 17-23 arrive at FULL MBLLACTION TREAT MEN'S 100% ACRYLIC FRI-SAT EVE (Open 7:15) 7:30 OjJ, 9:05 (See Both) Regular Low Admissions! Thumb Pre- BED TURTLENECK ^ SUNDAY (Open 4:45) BREAKOUT" 5:00 & 8:30 miere Showing! library SIZE FEVER" 7:00 Only Adults $2.00 Children 75£ SHIRTS 53" New novels at Rawson Me- Sizeiy.ps .q_r\/T_T._YTS-M-L-XL. ^1^^^ Sentenced to 28 years in prison for a crime he Time of Shows: morial Library are "The Sea Matching never committed. Only two things can get him out- 2 Showings each night at 7:00 and 9:00 King's Daughter" by Barbara Michaels, "The Lord and Mary Pillows A lot of money and :.r|. Charles Bronson! Matinee Saturday at 2:00 Ann" by Catherine Cookson, ea. "Orphan Jim" by William Continuous Showings Sunday from 3:00 Coleman, "The Singing Swans" by Alexandra Manners, "The The most spectacular outdoor adventure film ever! Footpath Murder" by Mary ELECTRIC Bringle, "The Final Fire" by Dennis Smith, "Dark Inher- itance" by Carola Salisbury, "The Moroccan" by C. A. BLANKET Haddad, "The Bouriotas Fortune" by Nicholas Gage, "Sleeper Agent" by Ib Mel- chior, "River Rising" by Jessica North, "The Ter- rible Teague Bunch" by Gary Jennings, "Firegold" by Jef- fery Daniels, "Minnie San- tangelo's Mortal Sin" by An- thony Mancini, "Where the FULL SIZE Lost Aprils Are" by Elisa- beth Ogilvie and "Two Spruce SINGLE Lane" by Gretchen Travis. New non-fiction works in- CONTROL clude "Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents", "A Complete Guide to Bird Feeding", "Kidnapped" by Karl Dortzbach, "Wash- beautiful ington Journal" by Elizabeth Drew, "Magic for Non-Magic- ians" by Shari Lewis, "No Left Turns" by Joseph L. Schott, "Thank You Dr. La- FILMED LIVE AS IT HAPPENED maze" by Marjorie Karmel AND $AVE and "The Health and Happi- Polyester ness of Your Old Dog" by George D. Whitney. Here is our Special Holiday Program A number of books, mostly SINGLE KNIT___ light fiction and romances, WHITE LINE FEVER, for every member of the Family! have been culled from library Polyester A COLUMBIA PICTURES

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" ;'•', PH. 673.2444 : Cass City CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 PAGE EIGHT Firemen attend Edison arson school Mrs. Thelma Jackson Holbrook Area News Phone 01. 8-3092 closings told Six Elkland township fire- men attended a Regional Fire Training School sponsored by Detroit Edison customer offices throughout south- the University of Michigan In Mr, and Mrs, Tom Nlcol urday evening guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Curtis Cle- Sunday supper guests of Mr. Midland Dec. 9 and 10, in. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland, land wyre Friday evening Burial was in the church Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord La- eastern Michigan will be attended the funeral of her and Mrs, Mike Stein and cemetery. which arson identification was father, Edward Graydon, at Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- guests of Mr and Mrs. Eugene daughter in Cass City. peer were Thursday supper closed Wednesday and Thurs- discussed. the Elton Black Funeral Homo son were Sunday afternoon Cleland and family in Bad Mr. and Mrs, Curtis Cle- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cur- day, Dec. 24 and 25, and again Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Cam- land had lunch Saturday at tis Cleland. Attending were Fire Chief In Pontiac. Mr. Graydon, who and supper guests of Mr. and Axy. eron, Air. and Mrs. Lynn Dec. 31 and Jan. 1, for the Jim Jezewski, Don Flnk- was 68, died Dec. 16. Mrs. Leonard Stirrett in Bad Mrs. Jim Hewitt entered the Shabbona RLDS church Carol and Shir ley Ross were Christmas and New Year's Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. annex where Mrs. Floyd Mc- Wednesday evening guests of beiner, Fritz Neitzel, Chuck Sara Campbell and Clay- Axe. Osteopathio Hospital in Sag- Jerry Cleland attended the holidays. Hughes, Jack McDanlel and ton attended the Ubly Meth- Mrs. Curtis Cleland, Mrs; ina-,v. Sun lay after spending Intosh and Mrs. Jim Doerr Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ross at Company switchboards will 50th wedding anniversary open were hostesses. Filion. Milt Connolly. odist church Christmas pro- Jim Doerr, Michael and Jef- four days in Hills and Dales house for Mr. and Mrs. Ray remain open, as they always Arson Identification tech- gram Sunday evening. frey, Mrs. Hiram Keyser and General Hospital in Cass City. Jim Hewitt and Shirley Ross The Crafts Club met at the Stringham at Emmett. visited Mrs. Jim Hewitt at do, around the clock and field niques, collecting and preser- Mr. and Mrs. Don Tracy Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer were The Starliners performed Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bras- home of Mrs. Jim Doerr, crews will be available to Osteopathic Hospital in Sag- Tuesday afternoon with 14 ving evidence and court pro- wore Friday evening guests Thursday lunch guests of Mr. recently at the Ubly Fox Hunt- pennicky of Chicago spent handle individual or commun- cedures were discussed by a of Mr, and Mrs. Lynwjod and Mrs. Steve Timmons and ers hall for the Ubly Com- inaw, Thursday evening. ladies present with .Mrs. from Thursday through Sai- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk Stuart Nicol as instructor, ity emergencies. series of speakers. Lapeer and family and Sat- Debbie. munity Club and all those ur-Jay with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mrs. Murill Shagena en- were Friday supper and eve- The afternoon was spent com- Power plant and other who worked on last summer's Robinson and Becky and also operating personnel will tered Mills and Dales Gen- *:- coming. ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. pleting Mr. and Mrs. Santa _ __v.ls.ltfid. Harold Dickinson at Blll-Britt-and-famlly. ' ~C1 aus ~dol IST -maintain-their—regular-work— "«Tal Hospital" In" Gas's City Jo'Jie Spice r of Bad Ax* Provincial House in Cass City. Wednesday and came home spem Thursday with Mrs Jack Around 20 members of the Jack Ross of Ubly was a schedules. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schenk 4-H service went to Sunny NOTICE Friday. Tyrrell. were Saturday evening guests Wednesday guest of Mr. and Acres Sunday where they sang Mr.' and Mrs. Mike Schenk Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas of Mr. and Mrs Earl Schenk Mrs. Earl Schenk. were Saturday guests of Mr. were Friday evening guests Christmas carols and read TIME MARCHES ON OF and Ran-Jy. poems to the patients. and Mrs. Bob Andersen and of Mr, and Mrs. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zagata FARM BUREAU family at Westland. Osentoski. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell Today is the age of progress and Kristin of Sebewaing were attended a Moorman Christ- The Shabbona Farm Bureau — move along with the times Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Fox H. Alexander and Mrs. Dave Sunday afternoon guests of of Royal Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney were Sunday dinner mas dinner and meeting at group met Thursday evening or get motioned off the track. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell the Hilton Inn in Lansing at Hugh Stewart of Vassar and guests of Dr. and Mrs. George airl family. at the home of Mr. and Mrs, SPECIAL Mi- and Mrs. Burton Ber- Sturm in Bad Axe, noon Saturday. In the after- Arley Gray for a planned pot- Steve Dybilas of Port Huron ridge were early Christmas Mrs. Manly Fay Sr. and noon they attended an open luck Christmas dinner. Arley SEE' YOU AT ' spem the week end wlMi Mr. house for Marjorie Burgwin dinner guests Sunday of Sid Mr. and Mrs, Gaylord La- .aii.l Mrs. Joe Dybilas and Gray led the discussion on Werner at Royal Oak. peer were Saturday supper in honor of Mrs. Burgwin's Foreign Trade. The January family. 75th birthday, given by the Don Tracy was a Friday and evening guests of Mr. Clara and Alma Vogel of meeting will be held at the Sheroood ELECTION lunch guest of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs, Cliff Jackson. Tyrrell families at St. Mary's home of Mrs. Charles Bond. Ca.-o Mr. and Mrs. R. B. church hall at Morrice, Curtis Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Boh LePla Spencer of Cass City and Mr. The Ubly FFA held a green- of Yale were Friday guests Forest and Mrs. Cliff Jackson at- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker house sale at the RrJA Build- of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peter COUNTRY CLUB ' In Sanilac County regarding an annex tended the funeral of Freda and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- Jim Tyrrell of East Lans- ing in Ubly, Saturday. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Man•••••r ac St. Peter and Paul GAGE TOWN- to the Sanilac County Courthouse. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Puszy- George Jackson. son spent Monday in Grand ing is spending a three-week Catholic church in Ruth Sat- Rapids. term break with Mr. and Mrs. kowski of Bay City were Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- urday. A dinner was served John Carriveau of Bad Axe Jack Tyrrell and family. NEW YEAR'S EVE urday dinner guests of Mr. land and Brian Nugent were at the Run K of C Hall. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas and was a Wednesday evening DECEMBER 29,1975 family. guest at the Jim Hewitt homo. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- land and Brian Nugent were son were Friday supper guests Tuesday evening guests of Mr. Polls will be open at the Greenleaf Cass City High and Mrs. Lynn Spencer, NOTICE of Mrs. Km in a Decker. Township Hall from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 Sgt. and Mrs. Carey Deach- The children of St. Columb- in left Thursday after spend- kille's Catholic church held OF p.m. said day of election. ing three weeks at the homes their Christmas program Sun- of Mr. and Mrs. William Lack- day afternoon at St. Andrew's ow.ski at Parisville and Mr. Hall. and Mrs. Reynold Tschirhart honor roll listed Mrs. Beatrice Hunders- and Jean Deachin. marck visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk, Friday. SPECIAL CLARE BROWN Margaret Carlson was a Friday afternoon guest of Mr. The following students were Callum. Kathleen McArthur, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bras- GREENLEAF TOWNSHIP CLERK and Mrs. George Jackson. named to the Cass City High Brian McCIorey, Debra Mc- pennicky of Chicago and Mr. School honor roll for the sec- Farland, Phillip Martin, Teri and Mrs. Cliff Robinson at- ond marking period. A * in- Nicholas, Karen Parker, tended the Huron Memorial dicates all A's. Pamela Peddie, *Karen Per- Hospital Benefit Banquet and ELECTION ry, Lois Prich, Brian Rey- Ball at Colony House, Satur- NINTH GRADE nolds, Paula Schuette, *Laura day evening. Smith, Elaine Stoutenburg, Jim Tyrrell visited Mr. In Sanilac County regarding an annex When the Todd Alexander, Charles Diane Teichman, Kathleen and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Sun- Brown, Lori Comment, Larry Toner, Jerri Warju, *Ann day morning. to the Sanilac County Courthouse. front Cooper, Doug Krla, Ron Fred- Whlttaker, *Lisa Zimba. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Nicol erick, Paul Guernsey, Sandy of W'ibberville, Mr. and Mrs. Guinther, Jeff Hanhy, Lynn Leland Nicol and Mr. and page Hartwick, *David Heins, TWICLFTH GRADE Mrs. Jack Wyant of William- DECEMBER 29,1975 Frances Kozan, Hope LaPon- ston, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Part- sie, Mike Lefler, 'Carol Lit- Laurie Althaver, Debbie lo and Angela of Akron, Mr. Broecker, *Kathy Clarke, makes tle, Suzanne Little, *Mary and Mrs. John Nicol and Mr. Polls will be open at the Shabbona Lockwood, Dwight Loeding, "Alan Grouse, Kimberly and Mrs. Lelan:! Nicol were Debbie Milligan, Genevieve Downing, Sandy Kisinger, early Christ mas dinner guests Hall from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ,you 'Steve Esckilsen, *Pam Gal- Peddle, Kurt Proctor, Cindy Sunday of Mr. and Mrs,Stuart said day of election. Rosenberger, Renee Schem- lagher, Becky German, *Ann Nicol and sons. happy ber, Mark Shaw, *Maryke Hobart, Rodney Hutchinson, Sophia Domingo and Becky Venema, Steve Walter, Cindy Ken Kerbyson, Gary King, Robinson visited Mr. and Mrs, Ware, Laurie Ware, Karie "Karen Krug, *Eva Laming, Cliff Jackson Monday evening. Witherspoon. Daryl Lapeer, Colleen Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. George Jack- H OTIS DORLAND Sunday * ! "Jeffrey Maharg, "Tim Muz, son were Tuesday morning Luke Lola Osentoski, Jane Peter- I H:'M.1 TENTH GRADE guests of Mr. and Mrs.George EVERGREEN TOWNSHIP CLERK son, Madelene Sabo, Tom King and Jim. Monday Srnenrek. Maximi SmiHi, I'sulms Julann Auten, Kevin Brown, 6:1-4 Tim Fortson, Holly Freeman, Mary aim Somerville, Chris- tine Strace, Brenda Thane, Tuesday Joan Freiburger, Charyl Gil- liam, Tim Goodall, "Brenda Judy Tracy, Lori Tuckey, I'salrm Jeanette Wilson, Marie Ya.x. .12:1-5 Goslin, Terry Hoag, Kerri CASS CITY RED HAWK Wednesday Hopper, 'Jane Hutchinson, Hsalms Kaihy Kirn, Susan Knight, 1.10:1-1 'Debbie Lockwood, 'Douglas Thursday McCampbell, Cheri Martin, John ''Ross Ridenour, Dianna Cass City 1:6-') Smith, Debbie Sowden, Diane l-nday Stinu, ColeenTrischler, 'Col- Muillww leen Truemner, Barb Tuckey, 11:2-6 Debbie Tuckey, Karen Wagg, Extension 'Sally Ware, "Wendy Ware, "Janice Wentworth, Kim With- erspoon. He was a retired editor and it wise one. Bin he was u realist — as a newspaperman musl. Group meets be. One of his sayings became legendary in thai busy pressroom: ELEVENTH GRADE When the front page makes you happy — it's been a great day! I'm one who has noliced ilial Ihe great days seem further apart. Nor can I blame on my Rebecca Arroyo, Ann Bal- The Cass City Home Exten- FRIDAY, ulcer Ihe headlines thai don'l make anyone happy. Someone else said: men make the news; lagh, Terry Compo Elaine 1 reporters only write it. sion Group met at Ihe home ol Cummins, MaryDillon, Wendy Mrs. Donald DeLong Thurs- It's lime lo give thought to the roolsol happiness. AI'lcniH. what happens every day is Doerr, Dale Dudde, Beth Erla, day. Dec. 4, simply Ihe I'ruil of a million vines. Down ai the rnois is where Ihe lalelul choices are made •Eric Frederick, "LuannGal- which inevitably bring lorth their Iruil. laway, "PatriciaGoslin, "Lori The Id members travelled This is a mighly line newspaper whose service lo Ihe commumly islnlell us whal news Hampshire, Brenda Hahn, to the home ol Mrs. Wesley men have made today. We also have some mighty line churches Their service lo Ihe Scott Hendrick, 'Cathy Ho- Karpovich in C.'aro where they community is to mold Ihe I'ailh and characier ol the men who will make the news tomorrow. bart, Debra Joos, Melanie viewed her decorated home, CASS CITY Our churches are working al the rnols i>! happiness! Kelley, Brenda Lapeor, Lee all hand-mil'lfd. Ann Lapeer, Faith LaPonsie', The next meeting will be Brenda Little, Kurt Little, Jan H. at Ihe home of Mrs. RED HAWKS Diane Loedine. Moreen Mac- Manuel Benilex. FIRST AUTOMOTIVE. INC. MESSAGE SPONSORED BY VS. Machine Shop Service paint THESE Phone 872-2178 PROGRESSIVE FIRMS ELKTON-PIGEON-BAY PORT Open Illlill ID 7d;iys;i week THUMB APPLIANCE, INC. QUAKER MAID DAIRY LAKERS "Appliance Center of the Thumb" Groceries -- Ice C'rcain Take Ouls — Piirly Supplies Phone K72-J) 1 !)(i Phone 872-3505 Roland Bedell JUNIOR VARSITY 7p.m. WITH VERONICA'S RESTAURANT MAC& LEO SERVICE VARSITY FOLLOWS EVERY ROLL OF Cass City's headquarters for fine, home TOTAL PRODUCTS cooked meals, lunches. KODACOLOR Phone 872-2550 Phono872-UI22 Cass Cilv. Mich1'. FILM... unuu vi i B iiiun wwiivwb PROCESSED KLEIN FERTILIZERS, INC. VILLAGE SERVICE CENTER SPONSORED IN PUBLIC INTEREST TIHF.S-BATTF.HIK.S V-BKLTS- Tf.Mv & PRINTED Clayton Klein rPS-Mn-TI.KKS HK.AKF-: SKKVICK BY THESE HAWK BOOSTERS Phono872-2120 Cass Citv, Mich. Cass Cilv, Mich. Phone H72-:)H5( WICKES AGRICULTURE WALBRO CORPORATION Phone 872-2131 FUELGAS CO. OF CASS CITY BARTNIK SALES & SERVICE Phone 872-2171 Bulk—Propane Ranges Mobil Service . MAC & LEO SERVICE Water Softeners & Other Appliances- Used car & tractor parts EGGS BY JNR Sheet Metal Phone 872-3122 Phone 872-4041 Junction M-H1 & M-5:i Phone H72-21IH M-8I&M-53 Phone 872-3541 CROFT—CLARA LUMRFR. INC. IGAFOODLINER VILLAGE SERVICE CENTER KLEIN FERTILIZERS, INC. Complete Buildina Supplies TABLERITE MEATS Phone 872-3850 Phone 872-2120 - Andersen Windows KRITZMANS', INC. PlloiU'H72-2Hl. fjissCily. Mich. I(il2l Cass City Road. Cass City Phone 872-2645 OUVRY CHEV-OLDS., INC. Phone 872-2750 Phone 872-3470 KRITZMAN'S CLOTHING OUVRY CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC, FRED'S SERVICE GARAGE Cass City, Michigan' CROFT-CLARA LUMBER, INC. , Phone 872-2235 , 6447 Main New and Used Cars & Trucks . Phone 872-2141 . ;....' 5589 E. Cass City Rd. Cass City Cass Cilv. Mich. Phone 872-3470 872-2750: 872-3830 GENERAL CABLE CORPORATION AUTEN MOTORS v GAMBLE STORE CASS CITY FLORAL ' Phone 872-21 11 Phone 872-23UU '

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