CASS CITY CHRO]V% VOLUME 69, NUMBER 29 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 Twenty School athletic future still uncertain
A brief report by Village helpers at $3.55. The super- Intermediate School District. ..jverejmndled by-the boardrAt- President Lambert Althayer visor-arranges---^-^-!^- —Campbell Elementary highlightecTlTbrief regular the request of the Inter- at the games, counts the Principal Jackie Frei burger mediate District a second meeting of the Cass City money and sees that change told of the Federal funded Board of Education Monday representative on the special is available. In Cass City as right to read campaign and education parents advisory night at the high school. many as 11 persons are hired agreed that another teacher Althaver had little new to committee was named. She is for football games. for the program should be Mrs. Helen Kibbey, who joins add to the plans for an Action was taken on two found to assist Ms, Marilyn Mrs. Ellen Toner. improved athletic field. He other programs. Principal Peters, who is currently in the told the board that the village The board asked the super- Russell Richards presented a program. intendent to gather more council was thinking about curriculum required for grad- asking approval of the voters uation by special education information about legal liabil- for a lease of 40 to 50 years for OTHER BUSINESS ity insurance prior to decid- students. The law requires ing whether to seek bids for the school at the park. He said that it be presented to the Two other minor items that the vote would be in the this coverage. regular March election unless a primary election is neces- sary. If a primary is held in the village the issue would be 'presented then. The board took the informa- tion under advisement. The board also appointed Jerry Cleland as coordinator for Title IX Federal program that prohibits discrimination. The school has up to three years to make classes such as physical education and health co-educational. Traditionally these are among the courses FLAMES FANNED by 50 mile-an-hour winds destroyed a 48 by 60-foot barn at the Roland offered on a segregated basis. The annual Michigan as- Limberger farm on Shabbona Road, five miles south of Cass City, Monday afternoon. A total sessment test results for the of 5,000 bales of hay and 1,500 bales of straw, along with four calves, were destroyed. A seventh and fourth grades revised damage estimate Tuesday placed the loss at around $40,000. were explained to the board by Cleland. The school is above average in math and reading in both grades and the scores are High winds hamper firemen higher this year than they were last year in the school. Cleland cautioned against reading too much into the results. He said that there is no comparison with other 1975 tests available. Compared to as flames destroy area barn 1974, he said, the fourth grade was above State average and the seventh grade slightly below average. A disastrous fire fanned by buildings. from being overcome by smoke. 50 mile-an-hour wind gusts, Jezewski said four calves smoke when fire heavily Once through the floor, INCREASE RATE destroyed a 48x60-foot barn at were destroyed in the fire. A damaged their home eight Jezewski said the flames the Roland Limberger farm total of 36 head of cattle and one-quarter miles north- burned into a wall and The board authorized an on Shabbona Road, five miles escaped the inferno; east of Cass City, early bookcase. He said furnishings increase,<)f'25 cents per hour south of Cass City, late While no cause was offi- Monday morning. and clothing in the home to $5.50 for the supervisor of Monday afternoon. cially listed, Jezewski specu- Elkland Township Fire suffered heavy smoke dam- ticket takers at athletic Elkland Township Fire lated that a nearby electric Chief Jim Jezewski said the age. Loss was set at $10,000. events. Chief Jim Jezewski said the fence could have ignited a dog awakened Ms. Susan The fire broke out at 3:20 Robert Stickle said that a VILLAGE WORKMEN Ed Anthes (left) and Joe Gruber work to cause of the fire, which did blowing piece of debris which Stafford and her daughter a.m. Firemen remained at comparison with other upwards of $40,000 damage, is might have floated into the after the fire broke out in a the scene until shortly after schools indicates that Cass plant 55 new trees in the Orr East addition to the village park. The unknown. He said the blaze barn. basement fuse box and 5:00 a.m. No one was injured. City's workers are among the trees will line a road leading to the new swimming pool. Council started in an area of the barn Water tankers from Caro burned its way through the The home is located on highest paid. For this reason authorized purchasing the trees at its September meeting at a cost that had no electric power in and Lamotte township as- floor, filling the house with Gilbert Road. the board left the pay for which hay and straw were sisted in containing the fire. of $2,000. stored. Firemen received the alarm A total 01*5,000 bales of hay at 4:10 p.m. and were on the and 1,500 bales of straw were scene until about 8:00 p.m. reported destroyed by the Jezewski estimated a total of Pay 'cut' questioned fire. 10,000 gallons of water was Limberger was working in dumped on the raging fire. a nearby tool shed and told The structure was report- firemen he was( unaware the edly insured. blaze had started until a This was the second blaze passing motorist who saw Elkland firemen fought Mon- Owen-Gage board smoke coming from the day. structure, told him. High winds made contain- HOUSE FIRE ing the fire difficult. Fortun- ately, the west-southwest A barking family dog was okays $668,055 budget winds blew sparks away from credited for saving a mother the nearby house and out- and her 13-year-old daughter It will cost $668,055 to jected income figures hold portation at $63,669. operate Owen-Gage schools depends largely on the out- Total elementary education for the 1975-76 school year, come of a fight by the Huron costs were pegged at $172,004, Set trash according to budget figures County Board of Commis- while secondary education approved by the board of sioners, who are appealing costs were set at $206,371. education Monday night in SEV figures for the county. Fixed charges jumped from Gagetown. They maintain lower County $29,489 to $50,460, reflecting The figure represents over Equalized Valuation (CEV) teacher retirement costs not removal study a five per cent increase over should be used. paid in past years. Remodel- last year's final figure of Owen-Gage's CEV totals ing of the Owendale building •$635,256. $16,594,666. will send capital outlay costs Cass City businessmen ap- an engineer with the air A Breakdown shows the Instruction will continue to to $32,601, compared with: pear to favor disposing of pollution control division of largest source of revenue, take the biggest bite from the only $8,121 last year. their trash through a pickup the DNR in Saginaw, said as local property taxes, totals budget, . although smaller During discussions on the service. long as local businesses could $448,688, based on 25 mills for than last year. A total of budget, Ken Voelker, Owen- That was the consensus demonstrate they were work- operation with a State Equal- $378,375 is budgeted for in- dale, suggested that district following a meeting Monday ing on a solution to the ized Valuation of $17,947,557. struction, compared with teachers did not take a pay night of several local busi- problem, no fines would be Other local sources brings the $405,588 last year. cut as was earlier stated. He nessmen, village and town- issued. total of $451,788. Supt. Ronald Erickson ex- contended that retirement ship officials at the regular He said that the lack of a State revenue totals $147,- plained the decrease came as costs plus an added step Elkland Township Board deadline does not mean open 409, with another $44,500 a result of not rehiring three actually gave teachers a pay meeting held at the fire hall. burning can continue indefin- coming from federal Title I teachers at the elementary increase. As a result of the meeting, itely, however. For example, and Comprehensive Employ- level and combining classes. Erickson maintained that village officials will check if no progress were made in a MONDAY'S HIGH winds caused scattered damage in the Cass ment and Training Act At the elementary level, actual salary figures were cut into any trash haulers in the year, the ax could start City area, including this large tree limb that came crashing down (CETA) funds. salaries for teachers is budg- and contended that nd at- area who may be interested in falling, since the law has been A carryover of $24,078 from eted at $145,004, compared tempt was made to hide contracting to remove solid on the books since the late in front of a house owned by Victor Remarenko of Caseville located last year was also noted. with $173,433 last year. added fringes. waste from the business 1960's. at 6285 Main St. Scattered power failures were reported in Sanilac Debt retirement totals 1.78 Operation costs take the "I still believe it was a district and refer them to the The consensus of the 12-14 and Tuscola counties, with trees reported blown down in Huron mills. next largest share of the tremendous effort on their Chamber of Commerce. persons attending the meet- Whether or not these pro- budget at $65,500, with trans- Concluded on page 16. The Chamber apparently ing was that gas-fired incin- county. will assume an active role in erators were out of the informing businesses regard- question as an answer. Indi- ing costs and procedures. vidual units that would ac- According to William Kritz- commodate the trash of one man, Chamber Retail Divi- business start at about $3,000, Tuscola nimrods set for deer season opener sion President, the Chamber White told the group. will send a letter to member While it's still unknown just businesses once information how much such a trash Tuscola county nimrods deer hunting wUl be allowed "This way, the hunter will small chunk of Saginaw combination of higher speeds gather information on the has been gathered and call a .hauling service would cost, can look forward to what's the first week of the season, have to decide from the county. and more deer." herd-where concentrations of general meeting with a hauler it's expected that the expense described as a "good" deer ending Nov. 21. / beginning where he wants to This is an increase of 25 deer are, their age and who would explain charges, would be far less than hunting season, according to Jarvis said these dates CHECK STATIONS physical condition. ; hunt." over last year, Jarvis said, types of containers needed operating an incinerator. forecasts from the Depart- apply only to southern Mich- Jarvis said a good fawn Last year, a total of 60 "We'll be Checking the age and what can be hauled. The meeting seemed to ment of Natural Resources. igan and are designed to crop last spring, combined antlerless deer were reported Once again (this year, the of the animal, the antler size Once this is done, a hauler answer more questions than Carlton "Bud" Jarvis, DNR prevent large hunter drives with adequate forage should killed in region 75, an DNR will operate voluntary including the diameter of the could then contract with an earlier meeting with wildlife biologist, said last the latter part of the season. make it a successful season in check stations for hunters beam and the number of increase of 20 from the 1973 who wish to report their kills; individual businesses. county health department week large numbers of deer "We've had quite a few Tuscola county. He said a kill. points, and where the deer This plan of attack should officials, according to Village have been spotted by conser- hunters who would hunt up total of 125 antlerless deer The Caro office will be open was killed," Jarvis said. satisfy Department of Nat- Supt. Lou LaPonsie. vation officers on duty in the north the first part of the permits have been issued for "We know the deer are the first week end of the Last year, 130 deer were ural Resources officials who He emphasized that village county and that the herd is in season and then put on a drive area 75, which includes all of there,'" Jarvis said. "We're season, and hunters who checked through ,the Caro have been putting pressure on government does not intend to generally good health. on the local herd the latter Tuscola county south of Bay killing an average of eight to bring in their deer will station, about 20 per cent of local businessmen to, cease get involved in hauling trash The annual charge by fire- part of November," Jarvis City-Forestville Road, half of ten a week on the highways. receive a successful hunter the total number of deer open burning of trash which is ' and,prefers local business-" arms hunters begins Satur- explained. "This is hard on Lapeer county, a quarter of This has been a problem for a patch. killed, Jarvis;-estimates. a violation of state law. men and the Chamber of day morning at 10:00 a.m. the herd and also causes a lot Genesee county, Sanilac long time arid seems to be 1 Jarvis explained the pur- Jarvis reminded hunters to At 'ho mooting, Ben White,. ••Commerce take action. Again this year, antlerless of complaints of trespassing. county west of M-53 and a increasing. It could be a pose of the check station is to Concluded'on page 16. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN
Mrs. Reva Little Cass City Social and Personal Items Phone 872-3698
>Bill Morrison of Saginaw Fourteen were present Nov. The children of Ervin Karr Twenty-eight attended the Mrs. Lucile Miller, who had vjsited his parents, Mr. and and their spouses went to the potluck dinner Nov. 5 at spent six months with her Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar, 4 when the Frances Belle with their son Graydon Agar Mfs. Wilbur Morrison, Sun- Watson Past Matrons' Club of Anchor Inn in Bay City, Salem UM church when the brother and his wife, Mr. and day afternoon. Gifford Chapter OES of Saturday evening to celebrate monthly meeting of the Dor- Mrs. Paul Craig, left Sunday of Oldsmar, Fla., driving, left * •/. cas Group of United Metho- for her home in Zephyrhills, Monday for Florida to spend Gagetown, met at the James his 74th birthday. Present the winter at New Port "Fourteen youth attended Ashmore home at Sebewaing besides Mr. and Mrs. Ervin dist women met. A birthday Fla. 1 Ritchey. the Salem UM church youth with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Karr were Mr. and Mrs. Bob cake provided by Mrs. Irma fellowship meeting, held Sun- Mellendorf as hosts. The Karr of Sandusky, Mr. and Hicks honored those having Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Gerald For- day evening at the Dale business meeting and cards Mrs. Clayton Karr of Ubly, November birthdays, Janis Schott (Shari Geiger) of Bay BUehrly home. The pastor, followed the potluck ham Mr. and Mrs. Jim Karr, Mr. Seeley, Mrs. Jim Jezewski, City announce the birth of thun and son Michael of Ann Riiv. Eldred Kelley, spoke on dinner. Prizes in cards went Luke Tuckey, Mrs. Nancy their first child, a son, Arbor spent from Thursday and Mrs. Howard Kelley and until Monday with Mrs. tftei topic, "Why Christians to Miss Fronda Mellendorf Mr. and Mrs. Bud White. Dickinson and Mrs. James Benjamin Frank, Nov. 9. Suffer". and Leslie Beach for high McMahon. The business Grandparents are Mr. and Forthun's parents, Mr. and Jr. ' Mrs. Curtis Hunt. scores, consolation prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gee, meeting, which was brief, Mrs. Frank Schott and Mr. 'Miss Becky Loomis of Mrs. Bernadine Good and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ryan and opened with the Lord's Pray- and Mrs. Ronald Geiger of IJansing spent the week end at er in unison. Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holm Clayton Root and the door Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hunt and~Mrrand1VIrsrRogerRoot heiv-parental home-here. - prize to Mr.-Rootr The next leave Thursday for the Gee ni' meeting will be Dec. 2 at the cabin at Curran for the Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar Rev. Ernest Angley will be met Miss Karen Holm of 'Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loom- Leslie Beach home. opening of deer hunting went Thursday to the Clifford in the area Nov. 23 at the Southgate at 'the Oakland is and son Tom attended the season. Owens home at Greenville Civic Center, Heritage The- Mall Sunday where they had Detroit Lions-Cleveland Mrs. Bertha West and Mrs. and from there went to the ater, Saginaw, for an after- dinner together. Browns football game at the Pearl Hartwick left Monday Anne Marie Lorentzen and Gene Sickler home at Belding noon service. Ushers are new Pon-Met Stadium at to spend the winter at Doris Gardner of Saginaw where most of their immedi- needed, men or women. Mrs. John Shagena and Pontiac, Sunday afternoon. Bradenton, Fla. spent Saturday evening with ate family gathered for a Persons wishing to help may children and Mr. and Mrs. »/, the former's parents, Mr. and dinner to celebrate the 50th call 872-2667 for time and George Fisher Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. Don Lorent- Mrs. Don Lorentzen. Miss wedding anniversary of Mr. place of ushers meeting. Tuesday evening supper Marriage Licenses zen left Oct. 31 and were Lorentzen returned to Sagi- and Mrs. Agar, which will be guests at the Charles Hart- guests of Mr. and Mrs. naw Thursday from a Nov. 17. Present were Rev. The Elmwood Missionary wick home.' 5 "James Russel Jr. Reddy, Donald E. Lorentzen and vacation trip. She flew to New and Mrs. Clifford Owens of Circle will meet Wednesday, 39, of Flint and Sherri Leigh daughters in St. Charles, 111., York and from'there sailed on Greenville, Rev. and Mrs. Nov. 19, at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lester Stevens, 22, of Vassar. until Nov. 4. the Queen Elizabeth to visit Allan Jennex, Jamie and Fred Emigh. were Friday evening supper '"Floyd Melvin Dodge, 53, of friends in England. Carol of Rives Junction, Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cass City and Bertha Lucille Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Steve Coddling of Mrs. Bernice Sweet of George Fisher Sr. Cox, 47, of Belleville, Mich. Buehrly were Sunday after- The Hi-Lo Investment Co. Gladwin, Graydon Agar of p Carsonville visited her sister, Ronnie Wayne Miller, 25, of noon callers at the Gerald held their annual fall dinner Oldsmar, Fla., Rev. and Mrs. ' Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi, Nov. 4. Mrs. John Zinnecker left Millington and Marilyn Kay Miller home near Caro. meeting Nov. 2, in Saginaw. Gene Sickler, Mr. and Mrs. They spent the afternoon in Wednesday, Nov. 5, to drive a Fabbro, 20, of Vassar. The business meeting which Steve Thompson and Mr. and Saginaw. friend, Mrs. Art Johnson of Michael Gene Parker, 19, of Donald Buehrly attended a followed the dinner was with Mrs. Mark Sickler of Belding. Tawas, to Lakeland, Fla., Caro and Cynthia Mary meeting of United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fuester where Mrs. Johnson will spend the winter months. Tjfrry, 18, of Caro. men at Elkton, Monday in Caro. President Leo Tracy The Ed Mark family met Mr. and Mrs. Curtis D. Marr Jkobert Lee Rudich, 28, of evening. announced that the Christmas Sunday at the home of Mr. Cjtro and Pamela Sue Kil- dinner of the company would and Mrs. Archie Mark in Extension Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hendrick bojirn, 21, of Deford. Mick Kirn was a Friday be held at Hart, Mich., with Flushing for an early Thanks- were Thursday evening visi- Deford Community church Best man was Sid Werner, !3ohn J. .Minar Jr., 28, of evening supper guest at the election of officers for the giving dinner. Twenty-three tors in the home of Mr. and was the setting for the Sept. 6 Mayville, nephew of the Wellington and Debbie Lou Lawrence Buehrly home. coming year taking place at were present and included the Mrs. George Fisher Sr. wedding of Miss Robin Rae groom. Groomsmen were A&ord, 24, of Millington. that meeting. Robert Martus family of group meets Lapp and Curtis Dale Marr. Don Erla, Cass City, friend of Robert David Oatzes, 36, of Mr. and Mrs. James Ket- Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mrs. Alice Neitz of Har- Rev. Dale Sherry performed the groom; Rick Beebe, La- Vassar and Myrtle Eileen chum and Kathryn were Leeson of Pigeon, Mr. and rison spent from Wednesday the 6:00 p.m. ceremony. peer, nephew of the groom, B$rntha!, 35, of Vassar. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. William Martus Sr,, until Friday with her sister, The bride is the daughter of and Randy Werner, Mayville, Jhomas Dale Mellendorf, and Mrs. Alex Harrison of Novesta Church Edward Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi. Mr. and Mrs. George Lapp of nephew of the groom. 20* of Cass City and Cynthia Unionville. Elmer Kehoe and Mr. and Thursday Cass City. The bridegroom is Church decorations in- LOII Benchcck, 18, of Gagc- Mrs. Leitch Mark and their the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay cluded a centerpiece for the to&n. Mrs. B.K. Pearce of Cold- two granddaughters, Donna Marr of Mayville. bridal table and wedding bells Andrew Peter Donnelly, 69, water spent from Friday until marks 104th and Brenda Gremel of Caro. The Cass City Home Exten- list new The bride wore a white hanging from the ceiling. of "Cass City and Genevieve Monday with her mother, sion group met Thursday, dacron polyester organza A reception for approxi- Bw'nice Senbab, 61, of Deck- Mrs. Milton Hoffman of Cass Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nov. 6, at the home of Mrs. gown with a high neck and an mately 400 persons was held erVille. City. Damm and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Otis Wright. Empire waist. The gown also following the wedding at the anniversary Johnston, along with relatives The lesson on '"Alcoholism Rawson featured long puff sleeves Knights of Columbus Hall in from Gagetown and Sebe- and Drug Abuse" was given with an A-line skirt, and Caro. A dinner was held for detachable train (chapel the wedding party following A capacity crowd filled the waing, were Sunday dinner by Mrs. Lyle Clarke. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. The next meeting will be length) with chantilace trim. the rehearsal, Friday, Sept. 5. Novesta Church of Christ A matching Juliet headpiece Following a wedding trip to Sunday for the annual home- Pitcher in Sebewaing. held Dec. 4, at the home of Library titles Mrs. Don DeLong. Guest with lace-bordered chapel Florida, the couple is residing coming services which length mantilla of bridal in Cass City. marked the 104th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Willis Camp- speaker will be Evelyn Kar- New novels at Rawson bell left Wednesday, Nov. 5, to povich. Memorial Library are "Cur- illusion completed the en- of the founding of the church. semble. Former parishioners came spend the winter at Stuart tain" by Agatha Christie, Fla. They drove their car to "Trumpets Sound No More" She carried a bouquet of Those who get the most kick from Port Huron, Saginaw, white roses, baby's breath out of life do the least kicking Highland, Marlette, Pontiac Louisville, Ky., and went by F. Van Wyck Mason, "The Jan Hartwick from there by Amtrack. Hills and Dales American Bicentennial Ser- and white carnations. .;and Kingston to attend the Maid ,qf honor, was Diane . CASScrryCHRONICLE ,.,, services; ies" by, John Jakes, "The ' f PUBUISHED EVERY THURSDAY A celebration in honor of , General Hospital Bastards, The Seekers and Leslie, friend of' the bride; your A potluck dinner was en- Mrs. C.U. Brown's 80th birth- Decker. Bridesmaids were AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN The Rebels", "Cockpit" by 6552 Main Street joyed following the morning day was held Sunday follow- Vicky Lapp, Cass City, sister worship service. PATIENTS LISTED MON- Jerzy Kosinski, "Brother's ing the evening service at Keepers" by Donald West- of the bride; Cathy Skaggs, John Halre, publisher. Guest speaker for the First Baptist church. Around DAY, NOV. 10, WERE: Cass City, friend of the bride, National Advertising Representative, services was Gary Hawes of lake, "Moncrieff" by Isabelle Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc., 150 persons attended the and Cindy Slawter, Mayville, 257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, East Lansing, supervisor of Maurice Justin, Mrs. Jessie Holland, "Death of a Big niece of the groom. party in the church fellowship Man" by John Wainwright, Michigan. OLD WOOD DRUG "His House". Special music hall, where refreshments Little, Harry Clark, Sarah The maid ofhonor wore a Second Class postage paid at Cass was provided by a sextet of Lovejoy, Mrs. Sarah Myers, "Suddenly, In Paris" by City, Michigan 48726. ; "GUARDIANS OF YOUR HEALTH" were served. gold printed polyester or- young people with guitar Charles Thompson, Donald Alexandra Roudybush, and ganza jacket dress with Subscription Price: To post offices CASS CITY "In a Bluebird's Eye" by In Tuscola, Huron and Sanl'ac Iaccompaniment. Miss Lessel Crawford of Thompson and James Watson Empire waist, tapered Counties, $6.00 a year or 2 years for Anita Kornfeld. Pontiac spent the week end of Cass City; sleeves and caplet. $10.50. 3 years for $15.00. $3.50 for with her sister, Mrs. Glenn Mrs. Nathaniel Herriman, New non-fiction includes Bridesmaids wore blue six months and 3 months for $2.25. "The Kitchen Sink Papers; In other parts of the United Slates, McClorey. Tracy Curtis and Erik Goudie printed gowns similar to the $7.00 a year or 2 years for $13.00. 6 of Caro; My Life as a Househusband" maid of honor. They also wore months $4.00 and 3 months for $2.50. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest John Jacoby Jr. of Fair- by Mike McGrady, "Wait floppy brimmed hats to 50 cents extra charged for part year Beardsley had as week-end grove ; Gabriel Wait" by Winalee order. Payable in advance. match their dresses. They For information regarding newspaper guests, cousins of Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Perkins and Gentry, "Eight is Enough" by carried bouquets to match advertising and commercial and job Beardsley, Ormie Fishback, Donald Hartz of Elkton; Tom Braden, "Stranger and their dresses. printing, telephone 872-2010. his niece Marie Fishback, and Mrs. Lloyd Hickie and Traveler; the Story of Dor- Mrs. Mabel Langfield of Alfred Faedie of Deford; othea Dix" by Dorothy Wil- Woodstock, Ont. Fredrick Freeman of Ak- son, "Parent Power, a Candid ron; Handbook for Dealing With Mrs. Henry Austin of Bad Your Child's School" by Mrs. Esckilsen Axe; Martin Buskin, and "Money, COLONY HOUSE Mrs. Richard Wald, Mrs, Whence It Came, Where It Agnes Lapak and Mrs. Zsig- Went" by John Kenneth mond Egey-Samu of Gage- Galbraith. NEW YEAR'S attends town; Other new books include Mrs. Raymond Caverly of "The Hiding Place" and EVE PARTY Kingston; , "Tramp for the Lord" by Mrs. Helena Martens and Corrie Ten Boom, "Let Free- DEC. 31 workshop Patricia Lorentz of Sebe- dom Ring" by Dale Evans waing; Rogers, "Mister God, This is Anna" by Fynn, and "Sneak- $30 PER COUPLE Judy Esckilsen, 4314 Maple Mrs. Raymond Aumock of Unionville. ers in the Dryer" by Mary Eating, Drinking, Dancing St., Cass City, was one of two Ann Bohrs. students selected by the Delta Also new are "Motor's College Student Nurses As- Automobile Trouble Shoot- TICKETS AVAILABLE AT KONRAD'S i sociation to attend a two-day Well-adjusted people keep out of the ruts of prejudice. er", "How to Cut Your Own or workshop Nov. 7 and 8 in Anybody Else's Hair", and BAKERY OR COLONY HOUSE Chicago, 111. "Child Health Encyclopedia; MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED The seminar, titled "Proj- the Complete Guide for Par- ect Tomorrow", featured ses- MIRACULOUS ents". sions on minority recruitment and retention, and self-as- If you can find a way to sessment and career choice. make receipts balance dis- The conference was spon- bursements today you'll have sored by the National Student found the most successful Deer Hunters' Nurses' Association. budget ever devised. BAKE SALE It's time your family Retirement and BREAKFAST stopped being just"Smith Harold" in the telephone directory. For the BAZAAR SPECIAL Self-Employed BY HILLS AND DALES AUXILIARY SATURDAY The new edition of your telephone directory is going to press soon. Kathryn M. Turner, F.I.C. If you have only a single listing, a lot of people are going to have 3189 N. Decker Road NOV. 15 Decker, Michigan trouble looking up other members of your family. Phone Snover 672-9515 SERVING 4 A.M. TO 8 A.M. Certainly, your wife deserves her own listing. WED, NOV. 19 If you are self-employed, you'll get 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. And giving a teen-ager a place in the directory is a nice way of a tax break for preparing for retire- AT . saying "You're growing up." ment. Deduct all you put into retire- IN To add or change a listing just call our business office. They can ment plans up to 15% of earnings Cass City Gun Club '. tell you how little extra an additional listing will cost. ($7,500 a year maximum). Phone to- HOSPITAL 4 south, 1 east, 1/4 north It's as easy as picking up the phone. day about Gleaner's Self-Employed Retirement Plan. MEETING ROOM of Cass City
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1«00 N, WOODWARD • BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN • <«OIZ THE CASS CITY STATE BANK CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 PAGE THREE Rabbit tracks "If It Fltz. Another lawsuit for By John Ha ire BY JIM FITZGERALD (And anyone else he can I figure we'll sue the TV Moore she should slim down background, usually Curt get to help) networks for $100 million this season, thus greatly Gowdy, describes how hero worth of humiliation and diminishing her chest mea- Stack has risked his life to embarrassment, at least. surement and my viewing keep the world safe from the I got the idea from the pleasure. dreaded spotted antelope. I'm just not tuned in, I guess. The other day the phone rang Michigan United Conserva- But I didn't mean to get Or there are the more and the voice said, is Lynn there? No, she's in East Lansing, I tory Clubs which is suing CBS frivolous. For many years I localized shows starring such replied. No, I haven't her phone number here, it's at the office. TV for $300 million on behalf have harbored a serious beef Great White Hunters as Mort Are you in town?, I queried. I can call you back with the of the state's 1 million against CBS and all the other Neff. For umpteen years he's number. hunters. They're furious TV networks. I've kept rela- been pointing his TV camera It was only then I learned that the caller was in Cologne, about the CBS show "The tively quiet about it because at the gun, bang!, and then at Germany. Guns of Autumn" which there didn't appear to be any the animal falling, plop! Then Like they say in the commercial, calling long distance these made hunters look as brave remedy available — until the he holds up the carcass and days is no big deal. andjid^ejijjjrousjis_yoijr_Aunt.. JiuntersLJawsuiL- .gave_ me. -solemnly_bes tows-sainthood, Its.the_generationgap I suspect, but I-still can't shake-the 'Minnie with a fly swatter. hope. upon the brave hunter who feeling that calling long distance should be reserved for There's no denying what If a court awards damages killed it at great risk of moments of grave importance . . , illness, death and calling the CBS films showed. Some to hunters for being injured chapped wrists, home when broke. hunters should wear a butch- by an anti-hunting show, why I find these TV shows er's apron. They do sneak up shouldn't damages be humiliating and embarras- on bears feeding at garbage awarded to anti-hunters who sing. I insist they are dis- dumps and shoot them dead, have been injured by those torted and not typical of the Unidentified flying objects are still with us. Mary Sherrod a dangerous task requiring thousands of TV shows which entire human race. I do not and Donna Souchereau of 6530 Main St. came in Friday to tell the same skill and bravery glorify the hunter? want my grandchildren see- us so. displayed by the man who ing such bloody nonsense and The UFO was spotted as they looked north from their I'm thinking of such shows turns on the gas at the dog as the American Sportsman, thinking killing animals is apartment Thursday around 8:15 p.m. The object moved pound, great because Curt Gowdy slowly from east to west, hovered in mid-air and then moved for instance. Robert Stack And some hunters do hire invades Africa in a tank and says so and everyone on TV on and disappeared. A Warren man is reported to have seen a gamekeepers to push animals does it. UFO the same night, the girls say. stalks wild animals bare- in front of their telescopic handed, except for various Onward and Upward. $100 sights. I know a preserve nuclear weapons and a cast of million worth. LOOKING OVER a bicentennial afghan contributed to operator who .is training thousands to carry his col- pheasants to fly into a lapsable condominium. This For obvious reasons I won't be revealing the names but the Saturday's Trinity UM Bazaar are Mrs. Tom Proctor and Mrs. hunter's pocket and commit incident is true. Harry Crandell, co-chairmen of the event. The bazaar attracted suicide. is done while a full orchestra Few bad habits put one on A salesman for a local firm selling big ticket items walked plays scary music in the the skids quicker than insin- But this type of "hunter" is bushes and a voice in the cerity. into the company office and carelessly tossed four envelopes large crowds with handiwork such as this. rare, not common. That's on the desk. what's bugging the real As I watched he emptied them and poured heaps of $100 and hunters. They say CBS BAY CITY MT. PLEASANT $20 bills on his desk . . . $6,800 worth. It was payment for the showed the world a distorted FIRST CARO REESE product and the salesman said that the "old man" told the kid CASS CITY SAGINAW picture, portraying all the AUTOMOTIVE,'FRANKENMUTH SEBEWAING to go to the tool shed and get the money. He came back with the Youth suffers hand injury worst things hunters do, and MIDLAND UBLY money tucked away in the four envelopes. none of the marvelous things. ma VASSAR To the owner I suppose that the cash on hand gives him a They claim they have been A Total Automotive Parts Center" sense of security which proves that all of us are not alike. humiliated and embarrassed •"Competitive prices. Just thinking about letting money like that lie around loose and so they are suing for a * Total parts center for domestic & foreign cars. gives me the cold shakes. in corn chopper mishap "•Trained parts technicians will take time to solve your bundle. total auto needs I hope the hunters win the •"Complete motor rebuilding-cylinder reboring, valve Ron Sieradzki has got to The accident took placr High School Wednesday court battle. I'm angry at grinding, crankshafts turned, brakedrums turned-we around 1:00 p.m. He was morning, depending on how Okay it's that time again. Deer season opens Saturday. We hope that 1976 will be better CBS anyway. I suspect it was machine any parts for auto-trucks & farm equipment. because 1975 couldn't get rushed to Hills and Dales he felt. some stupid CBS executive want to know how you did. Call us for listing in our "Buck Since the youth is right- 6585 E. Main, Cass City Luck" column. We want the picture of the first to report much worse-or more painful. General Hospital for treat- who convinced Mary Tyler success and the pictures of any hunter that bags a buck with an Sieradzki, 17, son of Mr. and ment. He was not hospital- handed, the injury will force extra big rack. Mrs. Chester Sieradzki of 350 ized. some adjustments, he said, N. Crawford Rd., Deford, Sieradzki said the injury but he isn't sure yet whether started the year with a 30-foot was pretty painful, especially or not he'll have to learn to fall inside a silo on his the first two nights. Since write with his left hand or if Readers to the rescue department. I now know about Noko. father's farm south of Cass then, the pain has subsided he'll have to change how he Mrs. Avon Boag called and said that Noko was a community, City. somewhat, but his hand is still does most things. In the fall, he broke his swollen. But Ron Sieradzki will PUPPET /HOW not a town and located three miles south and one mile east of Shabbona. right leg. The long recovery He said he planned to probably agree it's been a There was only one building, a Free Methodist church, at the ordeal took about six months. return to classes at Cass City rough year. site. Friday, the recovered Mrs. Boag is sure of the facts. She should be. She lived three youth played his final game miles from Noko as a girl. as a member of the football team. Saturday, disaster FROM THE struck again. "My father and I were" chopping corn and we 'were Others -Gfct' Quick Results With The feeding corn into the head of the chopper when I lost my Editor's Corner Chronicle's Classified Ads — balance and fell," Sieradzki told the Chronicle Tuesday. You Will Too! As a result, he lost half of This is a story about the Calling it a five per cent pay- his right thumb. disappearing pay cut. A cut is good public relations. financial paradox. Good for the district and good The Chronicle reported two for the Owen-Gage Teachers' weeks ago that teachers in the Association. Owen-Gage system accepted It's not a new stratagem. a five per cent pay cut to help It's comparable to the big out the financially pressed auto firms announcing a district. Other area papers reduction in the price of a car, picked up the story the then making previously following week. standard equipment an option While the teachers did at extra cost to make up for accept a reduction in base the lower advertised price. pay rates, what the district It makes nice reading but • Someone else is pulling the strings. Someone else is speaking actually did was take the you still pay the inflated price behind the scenes. Someone else is making the audience laugh, or money out of one pocket and to buy the car. even cry a little. put it in another . .. and add a You'll agree, I think, after By any chance, does that remind you of yourself? Do you some- few dollars more as it was looking at the complete pic- times feel that you are a puppet, not a person? That someone else is doing it. ture, that the teachers at . putting words in your mouth, calling your plays? The pay cut made the Owen-Gage didn't accept a Well, the Church won't stand you on your own two feet and cut headlines. The true story was pay cut for 1975-76. the strings. But it will help you find the right kind of scissors. . .to get buried in the body of the While there was no pay cut, a new perspective, to reassess life, and yourself ... to be your own story. person. That one-year contract will the teachers did bite the actually cost the Owen-Gage bullet a little. That's because Who, after all, wants to be the star of a Punch and Judy show? district more per teacher they .settled for less than than the previous year's teachers in most Thumb school systems received. Scnptuies selected by The American Bible Society contract did. Copyright 1975 Keister Advertising Service, Inc.. Strasburg, Virginia It will because the district Their total pay is less than other teachers in the area Sunday Monday Tuesday Wodnosday Thursday Frida/ Saturday agreed to pay retirement Zephaniah Colossians Matthew Psalms I Thessatonians Luke I Corinlhlans THE PLACE TO SAVE IS costs which becomes manda- receive. 1:14-16 3:1-4 25:34-40 95:3-7 5:1-3 21:5-9 15:51-54 tory under State law. The The teachers acted with retirement costs the district restraint and showed that five per cent of wages, the they have more than a MESSAGE SPONSORED BY THESE PROGRESSIVE FIRMS identical amount that the nodding acquaintance with base scale was reduced. In the economic facts of life. MAC & LEO SERVICE MUTUAL SAVINGS The hard truth is that there FIRST AUTOMOTIVE, INC. addition the school pays TOTAL PRODUCTS $261.04 in increased health aren't that many openings for Machine Shop Service Paint insurance costs. teachers and if hard line Add to this a 3.2 per cent demands succeeded in closing Phone 872-2178 Phone 872-3122 Cass City, Mich. PASSBOOK SAVINGS the school many of the cost for increment (length of Open lOlill 10 7 days a week service) and it takes no teachers would be hard THUMB APPLIANCE, INC. pressed to relocate. QUAKER MAID DAIRY Compounded Daily, .Earnings Paid Quarterly. genius to figure out that the "Appliance Center of the Thumb" Annual Yield 5.39%. No Minimum Balance. teachers are getting more While I won't buy that five Groceries — Ice Cream Withdraw Anytime. Add Anytime. All Funds this year than they did in per cent cut story I commend Take Ouls - Parly Supplies Phone 872-9196 Phone 872-3505 Roland Bedell in by the 10th of the Month Earn from ,the 1974-75. the board and the teachers for 1st of that Month. To make it equal for all, the hammering out what appears VERONICA'S RESTAURANT JAY'S ELECTRIC MOTOR increment was extended one to be the best one-year SERVICE 4 step so that every teacher in solution to a very knotty Cass City's headquarters for fine, home the system would get the problem. cooked meals, lunches. Jim Fox, New Owner raise for length of service. If and when the rest of the Phone 872-2550 • Phone 872-2061 Without the special added district's problems are ironed step the teachers in the out, it's the opinion here that KLEIN FERTILIZERS, INC. "VILLAGE SERVICE CENTER system 11 years or longer there will be long hard TIHES-BATTERIES-V-BELTS-TUNE- would have been taking a cut bargaining to bring the Owen- Clayton Klein . UPS-MUFFLERS-BRAKE SERVICE that none of the other Gage salary scale up to what Phone872-2120 Cass City, Mich. teachers would have suffered. neighboring schools pay. Cass Cily. Mich. Phone 872-3850 FUELGAS CO. OF CASS CITY BARTNIK SALES & SERVICE Certificates Bulk—Propane Ranges Mobil Service Water Softeners & Other Appliances- Used car &..tractor parts CASS CITY GUN CLUB Sheet Metal OPEN .' ' Junction M-81 & M-53 Phone 872-2101 M-81'&M-53 Phone 872-3541 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M, MON.-THURS. 4 south, 1 east, 1/4 north of Cass City CROFT-CLARA LUMBER. INC. IGA FOODLINER 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. FRI. 9:00 A.M. - NOON SAT. Complete Building Supplies TABLERITE MEATS SPAGHETffsUPPER Andersen Windows WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Plume 872-2141 Cass Cily. Mich. !i!21 Cass Cily Road, Cass City Phone 872-2645 5:30 p.m. • $2.50 adults - $1.50 for children under 12. KRITZMAN'S CLOTHING OUVRY CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. Sponsored by Cass City Gun Club Auxiliary at club house. 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' If I had a dollar for every school bus accident STORE WILL BE OPEN He generally takes a quick hour I've waited in line during look, whispers something to A rural 'Cass City woman these one score and seven Sunday night. 7:45 p.m. THURSDAY AFTERNOONS the girl and disappears again. died early Friday from injur- According to sheriff's of- years, I could probably retire No one really knows what he ies suffered when the school A car driven by Ronald to a flat overlooking Miami's ficers, a car driven by at 2:40 p.m. does, other than check priqes. bus she was driving ran into a Gregory James Lenda, 18, of Mark Hass, 21, of Marlette, Two parked autos owned by gold coast, downing mint These lines also lack bag drainage ditch at the inter- struck and killed a deer while juleps and maybe even dining Owendale Road, Owendale, Roger Deering of 6457 Hough- boys. This means the register section of Unionville and was headed north on Colwood headed east on Little Road, ton St., were damaged when on roast beef again. girl must ring up the order Fairgrove Roads, injuring 11 seven miles southeast of Cass I have an uncanny knack Road when it struck the rear they were struck by a car and then bag it, not to passengers. of a parked car. City in Ellington township, driven by Kathryn Mary for choosing the line in the Saturday morning. mention carrying it to the car. Doris Jean Trisch, 37, of Lenda told officers he saw McCullough, 25, of 6445 supermarket, the bank or the In the meantime, my .ice East Dutcher Road, died at Caro State Police said the _ JjalLpark -thaLnever- moves. tail lights on_the parked Hough ton St., early Saturday ...cream—-(the only thing-1 -6:30.-.a.m. -at- Saginaw"St. vehicle"b"utwhen~he realized _.deex ran-into the-side of the — morning, At the bank, I always wind up needed) starts dripping Mary's Hospital. vehicle and was killed. Hass trailing some 90-year-old the car was not moving, it Cass City Police reported through my hands and up my The accident took place at was too late to stop. was not injured. The accident the McCullough vehicle was woman withdrawing her life took place at 5:25 a.m. arms. I've got the only set of 8:55 a.m. Thursday. Officers found Gerald headed south on Leach Street savings in quarters. chocolate pecan armpits in According to Tuscola Or I wind up behind the world. Roger Bresky, 28, of 6645 when it went off the east side County Sheriff's deputies, the Third St., Cass City, seated on CASS CITY ACCIDENTS of the street and struck both somebody trying to renegoti- And in my line, invariably bus was headed east on ate a loan to buy the Hope the passenger's side of the Two village traffic acci- of Deering's autos. She was the people ahead of me have Fairgrove Road and failed to parked car. He was not not injured, but was ticketed Lb. Diamond or maybe Rocke- to pay by check. Seems stop for the intersection. seriously injured. dents were reported last for careless driving. feller Center. Watching the nobody ever heard of cash. A Deputies blamed a heavy fog week. person ahead of me in line Bresky was ticketed for Two drivers escaped injury The accident took place at check often means another for contributing to the acci- being drunk in a public place. 2:55 a.m. hand the nice teller one of call into the microphone, dent. when their cars collided at the e Head cheese, those zippered, cloth pouches Lenda was not injured. The intersection of Main Street A 15-year-old Gagetown girl again bringing the mop- The bus ran off the highway accident took place at 9:10 escaped serious injury Tues- always means I should have topped youth, this time with a into an 18-foot drainage ditch. p.m. and Doerr Road, Friday brought my lunch. afternoon. day, Nov. 4, when she was sheet of paper listing all the Officers said they found struck from behind by a car The tellers don't help much A rural Cass City man Cass City Police identified no-goodniks who write rubber 62-foot skid marks at the while walking along Main Jill 1 1 either. The one I choose checks. escaped serious injury when the pair as Sandra Kay ...... IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIH"""" "" ^ scene. the car he was driving went Street in Owendale. always has to disappear None of the people ahead of The bus was picking up Hawley, 20, of Hurds Corner behind the cage and into a out of control and slid into a Karen Jean McPhail of 4805 LOOK! LOOK! * me have ever been refused special education students for ditch at the intersection of Road, Cass City, and David E. Hoppe Rd., Gagetown, was back room, hunting through check cashing service. I could classes in Caro. Three pas- William Miller, 21, of 4239 Kelly and Cemetery Roads Doerr Rd. struck by an auto being file cabinets and worn ledgers tell the register girl they're sengers were transferred Friday night. for any transaction that driven by Sherry Lynn Karg, DEER HUNTERS SPECIALS! honest. But that doesn't do from Caro Community Hos- According to the police 17, of Gagetown Rd., Gage- i HANS OWN HOMEMADE precedes mine. Sheriff's deputies identified report, the Hawley vehicle any good. Rules are rules, my pital to Saginaw and Flint the driver as Scott Allen town. THURINGER What I can't understand is dripping chocolate pecan not- hospitals where they were was headed east on Main how I get shuttled through so Reed, 18, of 6256 River Rd. Huron County Sheriff's of- withstanding. treated for multiple injuries. Street as the Miller vehicle ficers said Miss McPhail was fast. By the time I get my By the time my turn comes, Officers said Reed was attempted to make a right Officers identified the three headed south on Cemetery walking along the road and ballpoint pen popped out to my ice cream is little more as Jeffrey Louis Payne, 11, turn from Doerr Road onto sign my name, everything's Road and attempted a right Main. stepped onto the highway to than a sticky gooey memory. Fairgrove, Chad Crosby, 8, avoid a water hole when she done and that friendly "Can I That doesn't matter. I still turn onto Kelly Road when he Miller told officers a third Fairgrove, and Brenda lost control of the car and it was hit by the car. help you?" is directed at the have to pay for it. It makes Knoodle, 22, Akron. vehicle turning from Main person behind me. rolled down the edge of the Miss McPhail was not you want to bring back all Eight other students were Street to Doerr Road ob- hospitalized and no ticket was LB. .The part that really bugs those no deposit, no return road on the north side. scured the oncoming Hawley shaken up in the accident. The accident took place at issued. The mishap took place me involves the other lines. bottles and dump them wher- They were treated at Caro auto. The accident took place at 12:10 p.m. As all the rest breeze their ever that mop-topped youth Community Hospital and re- OUR OWN HOME SMOKED H§ way through their business, I hangs out. leased. stand there collecting cob- I'm a veteran line-stander- Mrs. Trisch aided in rescue webs. But the instant I move inner. Michigan State Uni- efforts at the scene of the BACON * to another line, the one I've versity trained me to stand in accident before she was Caro man faces felonious By the been in goes into high gear line with the best of them. It's initially treated at the Caro Chunk and my new home away from like a big monopoly game. hospital. Early Friday morn- home grinds to a halt. Sometimes, getting sent to ing, however, she reportedly It's the same way at the jail is fun, depending on who's went into shock and died a supermarket, My line always in there with you. short time later at St. Mary's assault charge in Sanilac Sliced includes three women with 15 I thank MSU for giving me Hospital in Saginaw. A nr\ , , _ r A 29-year-old Caro man lice. lb. « children each who buy groc- a bachelor's degree in line- She is the eighth traffic eries only once a month, faces felonious assault Blasius was apprehended into custody until Tuesday, standing. Without it, I just fatality in Tuscola county for charges next Monday in Nov. 4, when Sanilac county whether they need anything might be forced into some- 1975. by Tuscola County Sheriff's or not. Sanilac County District Court officers about a half hour authorities issued a warrant thing drastic, like cutting in after allegedly threatening for his arrest. Half the things they buy front of a mother with 15 OTHER ACCIDENTS later and the shotgun was don't have any prices ' the owner of Wildwood Farms confiscated. He was not taken Blasius is free on $2,500 HANS OWN HOMEMADE -. - hungry kids smearing peanut restaurant with a .16 gauge bond. ONION H stamped on them. This makes butter all over the windows of Area police investigated a shotgun Nov. 1. the register girl call those the car^hile mama is buying series of property damage Thomas Lee Blasius is infamous words „, ,r.,;,'pnc,e..v..groceries'. '•"'£!: ••... ••• _>- • ••• accidents including a two-car check" into a microphone. scheduled to appear at a '^'I'm performing a public " crash • involving a Cass City preliminary .examination on LIVER SAUSXfiE Lb. This brings a mqp^topped service. Be grateful, world, man at the intersection of the charge before Judge Fresh or Smoked youth wrapped in a white Colwood and Akron Roads apron ambling to the register. Eugene E. Deegan next The Want Ads are newsy too. Wednesday, Nov. 5. Monday in Sandusky. According to Sheriff's dep- • FRESrnjisrHi LEALEANN Lb uties, a westbound car driven The alleged assault oc- DON'T FORGET: by Steven Earl Parrish, 65, of curred around 1:45a.m. in the STRAND-CARO Monday two will be ad- 6395 Fourth St., was struck by parking lot of the restaurant mitted for $2,00. Come a southbound vehicle driven located four miles east and a (HOUND CHUCK Phone:673-3033 and SAVE! by Waldo Carl Leipprandt, 69, half mile south of Cass City. of Caseville. Bad Axe State Police told AND MANY, MANY MORE Parrish was ticketed for the Chronicle that Blasius, a If you haven't seen thi'************s Sensational * failure to yield the right of member of the promotional FOR THANKSGIVING way. Neither driver was group "Hard Times Lim- Lar e Thriller... Don't Wait... See it Now! seriously injured. ited", had rented the party Freln Roasting Chickens Thumb Premiere Showing. Last seven Four persons escaped seri- room at the restaurant and y ous injury in a two-car crash that the bill, including liquor, Lg^n 6 to 8 Ib. average Days... Now through Thursday, Nov. 20. on Colwood Road near LaJoie totaled $700. Road in Ellington township Matinee Saturday at 2:00. Two showings Owner Robin Kim Anthony, each night at 7:00 and 9:00. Continuous Ubly, told police it appeared Order your Thanksgiving as though Blasius and a Sunday from 4:30. Regular Low Admis- companion were about to Turkeys Now! sions! si? THEATRE leave without paying. When Anthony approached the van Fresh or Frozen WED-TUES NOV. 12-1 in which the pair were seated, he said Blasius pulled a ONE WEEK shotgun from between the We Have Our Seasonal SHOWS 7:00-8:55 seats and pointed it at his head. BUFORD PUSSER's Anthony said he pushed Fresh Oysters & Fresh Fish own true story the gun away and pulled Coming in Thursday Morning 8CP ptosenls Blasius from the van, but was ^A^»"*A^^i^^^^«^^^'W*WS»»vlN«^'»S^^^^i^^^^^»*N^^%/^^^^^«^S then confronted by the com- PART 2 panion, who came around We accept food stamps from the passenger side. Anthony told police a crowd gathered and he elected not to press the matter at that time. FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS He said he returned to the restaurant and telephoned po- Meats Cut, Wrapped and
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Paramount Pictures presents THE GLIM AX. HERE IS THAT SPICY CASS CITY SAUSAGES ADULT HIT EVERYONE I Gene Hackman "Jacqueline Susai HAS BEEN WAITING Once Is Not FOR! HERE NEXT... ; continues his Academy COME IN AND SAMPLE In Color PrinU bf Moviclab •ftmviajn'A hramount Picture AT THE STRAND In ' CARO GET READY •• STARTS FRIDAY THEM GENE NOV. 21 thru DEC. 4th FREE SOMETHING REAL SPECIAL HACKMAN FOR ALL KIDDIES...YOU'VE •!*&:, SEEN IT ADVERTISED ON TV! SATURDAY and SUNDAY JAWS MATINEES ONLY, NOV. 15 & FRENCH 1,6,. A PROGRAM EVERY The terrifying CHILD MUST SEE. SATURDAY CONNECTION II motion picture GROSS MATINEE...ALL SEATS ONLY 75 p. BOXOP'FICE OPENS @i.-3o. from the terrifying MEAT MARKET No. 1 best seller. NOTE: FOR 13 ANTHDVER! | FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE USE OUR SIDE ;ENTRANCE PACK SIX CASS CITY CHKOMCI.K-THURSDAY. NOVKMBKH 13. 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Your neighbor says Cass City Bowling Leagues NEWS FROM New York District Court .MONDAY NIGHT CITY High Individual Games: 177-168-160. .\, Wallace 173- High Women's Series: M. Dan Allen 214, C.R. Smith 204, 157, I. Schweikart 162. M. KINGS & Ql'EENS Roberta Ann McCJoskey of Nov. III. KI7.1 Frederick 556. C. Furness 503, Nov. 4, 1975 Kingston in the village' of R. Root 199, G. Mathewson Erla Mil. iM. Zdrojewski J. Deering 484. 219-202-186, G. Gwisdalla 201, 161-153. Pat .Mclntosh 158. J. Caro was ticketed for failure Bartnik's Sales & Service 7 Splits Converted: C. Fur- Egg Heads to yield right of way (sign) Cass City Lanes 6 Dave Smith 192, 0. Pierce Smithson 157. P. Allen 156. G. ness, M. Frederick. S. Curtis 186-179, B. Andrus 186. Dale Hallock 153. Phyllis Mclntosh Lucky Strikes She paid fine and costs ol $25. needs help Ouvry Chev-Olds, Inc. 6 3-10. P. Rabideau 2-7, B. Brand X New Greenleaf Garage 4 Smith 186, I. Haley 184, J. 151. E. Buehrly 150. Lefler, W. Bauer 4-5. L. Tracv Steven Earl Parrish ol Cass Steadman 183, G. Deering 180, Splits Converted: P. Allen Rebels City in Aimer township was New York City continued to Mrs. Poppe added that the Sommers'Bakery 3 4-5-7. J. Schwartz 7-5, D, Ulfig Full Moons Evans Products i D. O'Dell 177, D. Doerr 177. 3-10,4-5. J. Freiburger 5-10. L. 5-7, E. Francis 4-5. 5-6. ticketed for failure to yield teeter on the brink of default ripple effect of a New York Herron 3-10. V. Kilbourn 5-6, Greenhorns right of way. He paid line and default on the rest of the L&S Standard i M-D's this week as city, state and Hall's Trim Shop o C. Langmaid 3-10. Phyllis costs of $25. federal officials searched nation could be serious. MERCHANTS "A" LEAGUE Mclntosh 5-6, I. Schweikart Ma's Gang William John Billow II of frantically for ways to stave Mrs. Poppe is a native Cass LADIES CITY LEAGUE High Series: A. Ouvry 616, Nov. a, 1975 5-6-10, K. Tuckey 5-10, N. Nov. 4, MI75 Gagetown in Juniata town- off what appeared to be the C'ityan. Her husband js a Wallace 3-10, R.' Whittaker Team High Series: Brand X ship was ticketed for use of inevitable. retired employee of an elec- J. Mocan 572, L. Tracy 569, F. 1831. M-D's 1809. Egg Heads Knoblet 547, L. Taylor 543, M. Cass City Oil & Gas 16 2-5-7. 3-4-6-7-10. Cablettes e studded snow!ires. He paid Should the federal govern- trical contractor. They have New Eng] d Life 14 .1758. _ - - tine" amrcos~ts~or$To —ment-bail-New- York- City-out four-children and one grand-- -Za.wilinskj.525,-A. Avery-521, an Gambles ~"~ e Team High Games: Brand B. Bartle 509. Kritzman's 12 Sandy's Beauties 5 Paul Anthony Rohieder of of its financial mess? Mrs. child. Croft-Clara Lumber - 9 X 652-610, M-D's 625, Ma's George Poppe of rural Cass High Games: A. Ouvry SL'NDAY NIGHT MIXED Johnson'sPlumberettes 5 Gang 611, Egg Heads 600. Cass City in the village of 243-203, J. Mocan 219, L. Fuelgas 9 WKYO 4 Cass City was ticketed for City says no to a complete, no Erla's Food Center 9 Men's High Series: J. strings attached bail out. But Tracy 206, L. Taylor 204. Miss Fits 7 Copeland &Gornowicz 3 Wolak 546, A. Asher 526, E. excessive noise (mufflers) J.P. Burroughs 8 Mixups 7 Woods Research 2 He paid fine and costs ol $15 she does favor some help. Miracle-Allen 7 Bilicki 521, C. Mellendorf 507, "I can't see just handing Turkeys 5 Deering Packing i M. Mellendorf 498. James John Hewitt ol Ubly MONDAY NIGHT TRIO B-Ups 4 them the money and saying 600 Series: D. Allen 657. Men's High Games: J, in Juniata township was here you are," she says. "But Nov. 1(1. 1!I75 Four Tops 4 High Team Series: Sandy's Wolak 198, E. Bilicki 192, A. ticketed for improper pass- 500 Series: A. McLachlan Low Rollers , 3 Beauties 2162, Copeland & I do think there could be some 591, C. Guinther 590, D. Asher 189-181, D. Kruse 194, ing. He paid fine and costs of help given. I think they could Pickle Pickers Apple Jacks i Gornowicz 2161, WKYO 2070. M. Mellendorf 188. $20. Hopefulls Wallace 567, R. Ouvry 562, B. Late Comers i High Team Games: offer the city a loan of some Copeland 557, D. Ouvry 541, C. Women's High Series: C. Brenda Gale Lawrence ol kind that could be paid back Dreamers Sandy's Beauties 836, John- Davidson 513, J. Asher 425, G. Decker in the village of Cass Russells Kolb 538, Dick Root '537, D. High Team Series: Miss son's Plumberettes 747, eventually." Vatter 536, E. Schulz 533, K. Zawilinski 413, M. Schwartz City was ticketed for exces- She says while an outright Pluggers Fits 2037, Mixups 1966, B-Ups Gambles 730. 413, C. Mellendorf 409. sive speed, 43 mph in a 25 mph Ups & Downs Pobanz 525, J. Gallagher 522, 1837. High Individual Series: S. gift is not the answer, the city B. Musall 521, D. Cummings Women's High Games: C. zone. She paid fine and costs shouldn't simply be forgotten. Jokers High Team Games: Mixups Cummins 595, B. Massingale Davidson 181-172-160, C. Mel- of $30. 520, C. Muntx 518, C. Vandiver 711, Miss Fits 699-678. 499, M. Guild 498, F. Wither- lendorf 159, G. Zawilinski "There are lots of innocent 517, A. Ouvry 510. M. Helwig Gerald Curtis Hartman of people in New York who had High Team Series: Pickle High Men's Series: T. spoon 479, E. Buehrly (sub) 153-151, M. Schwartz 152. Pickers 1373, Pluggers 1302. 508, A. Witherspoon 508, L. Furness 543, D. Randall 515, 459, J. Lapp 457, M. LaPeer Splits Converted: 5-6 Bert Cass City in the village of nothing to do with this Taylor 501, B. Thompson 500. 456. Cass City was ticketed for situation who will suffer," she High Team Games: Pickle M. Frederick 507. Fischer (2), 5-7 D. Kruse, 2-7 Pickers 471-448-454, Pluggers 200 Games: D. Allen 258- Women's High Games: M. High Individual Games: M. L. Crawford, 3-10 D. Kruse having no operators license 441-434-427. 221, C. Guinther 255, A. Frederick 205-195, C. Furness Guild 213-153, S. Cummins (2), Clare Mellendorf (2), R. on person. He paid fine and High Individual Games: B. McLachlan 227-205, K. Po- 190. 212-202-181, B. Massingale Kapala. costs of $25. Massingale 202-180-178, M. banz 223, Dick Root 222, R. High Men's Games: Dale 195-157, M. LaPeer 187, P. Grady 151-148-154, L. Yost 149, Ouvry 217, D. Vatter 210, B. Curtis 192, G. Lapp, Dennis Johnson 179, M. Damm 174, A. Pierce 146. Musall 209. C. Muntz 208, D. Bartle (sub) 190, B. Upde- Pat Mclntosh (sub) 170, J. High Individual Series: B. Ouvry 208, E. Schulz 206, A. graff 184. Lapp 169-159, G. Root 169, E. HEATING & COOLING Massingale5KO, M. Grady 453. Witherspoon 204, L. Taylor Buehrly (sub) 168-151, L. PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS Splits Converted: M. Grady 200, D. Wallace 20(1. Selby 168, F. Witherspoon 4-7-9, B. Massingale 3-10. 163-159-157, C. Mellendorf 162, J, LaRoche 159-151, N. Ma- MERCHANTS "H" I,KAGl'K Gilliatn is harg 159, R. Speirs 158, J. Nov.;!, 11)75 Deering 151. KELLY & SONS THURSDAY NIGHT TRIO Splits Converted: B. Mas- Clare's Sunoco Service 19 singale (2), S. Mounts, R. DIRECTORY Wildwood Farms 8 Winter's Truck Sales 14 Marine Batts, C. Mellendorf (2) 3-10, DravesDist. 7 Walbro 12 G. root 2-7, 5-7, D. Daniels 5-6, DR. W.S. SELBY Residential and Mobile Home Smith 7 Rabideau Motor Sales 10 M. Copeland 5-10, Pat Mcln- Dr. E. Paul Lockwood L Van Dale 5 Village Service Center 9 tosh (sub) 7-8, 5-7-9, J. Optometrist Chiropractic Physician i- Smith Builders 3 Croft-Clara Lumber 8 graduate LaRoche 5-6-10, 2-7. Heating & Cooling Nemeth 2 SchneebergerTV 7 Hours 8-5.-miexcept Thursday Oilier Hours: Root Insurance 0 Deford Roofing 5 Saturdays 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Mon.. Tues., Wed.. !• 11 Among I he recent gracl- !M2a in and 1:3(i-."i:(i(ip in Woods Hay & Straw 0 nates from I hi' Marine Corps SUNDAY NIGHT JUNIORS 4624 Hill SI. 500 Series: J. Bdk 565, C. Recruit Depol at San Diego, Across from Hills and Dales Saturday !H2a.m. Compare our free estimates High Team Series: Draves Mellendorf 564, M. Frederick was Private ,lames H. Gil- Bro's 6 Hnspilal Kvenings-Tues. 7 lip m Dist. 1570, Van Dale 1507. 559, D. Auslandcr 530, J. son of Mr. and Mrs. Team No. 3 6 on new heating systems High Team Games: Draves Guinther 523, R. Oscntoski .James II. Gilliam of 274 Phone 872-3404 Closed All Day Tlmr:,.la\ 500. C.C. Biggs 5 Dist. 530-527, Fioot Ins. 529. Frocrlc Kd., Deford. Strikes 5 I'll 1172 2765 Cass Cil\ High Individual Series: G. High Games: D. Auslandcr 41.,, ALLEN WITHERSPOON For Appointment Feds New Knf-land Lile Mathewson GO7, Dan Allen 212, M. Frederick 212-195, C: Comeback Kids 532, C.R. Smith 529, R. Root Mellendorf 212, L. Truemner 3 NKL Growlh Fund Harold T. Donahue, M.D. r 24 hour EMERGENCY service 210, I. Haley 202, J. Belk Rookies 2'/a XKI, Kquily Fiinrl 527, O. Pierce 525, D. Doerr TheGrippers 2 Physician & Surgeon 515, Dale Smith 513, ,B. 200-195, W. Urban 199, R. Value Line Fuml-Keysloiic.. 673-6118 CARO Andrews 511, G. Gwisdalla Whittaker 197, T. Hendrick Funds 196. High Team Series: Brb's Phone 1172-2321 511. Dave Smith 505. 1240, The Grippers 1133. 4lil50akSl., CassCilv 4674 I HI I SI.. '('ass ('it \ High Team Games: Bro's YONGKYUN KIM, M.D. MKIU'IIANETTE I.K.UilK 443-404, Grippers 437. Ollice 872-2323 - Res. 872-231 1 High Individual Series: R. Nov.li, l!!7f> Obstetrician -f Gynecologist Selby 432, B. Shagene 415, J. Laparascopic sterilizations HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE Palmateer 415. Walbro 4672 Hill St., Cass City Insurance Agency High Individual Games: B. Otfice hours Monday through Cass City Lanes Shagene 161, J. Palmateer Clare's Sunoco Friday 9-5, except Wednes- Coinplelc Insurance Services TIRE Kritzman's 161. day. Sat. 9-12. Splits Converted: W. Cole Carbide 6815 K. Cass CilyRd. Brooks 2-7, R. Selby 3-10, M. Office 872-2960, Herron Builders Decker 6-8-10. Residence Cass ('ily. Michigan Richard's TV 872-3172. Phone 872-268H Albce Hardware DO YOU HAVK A J. Y. LEE, M.D. High Team Series: Walbro Legion Di:INKING PROBLEM? Internal Medicine 2246, Kritzman's 2135, C.C. JAMKS H. GILLIAM ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Chest Diseases — Heart Lanes 2093. & AL-ANON & Lungs High Team Games: Walbro During the Marines' initial Every l-'riday evening, 8:00 773-760-713. C.C. Lanes 755, 4(i72HillSirei't SPECIAL IN TIME FOR DEER SEASON training, the emphasis is on p.m. Good Shepherd Luther- CassCiiy Kritzman's 748. physical conditioning, disci- Auxiliary an Church Cass Citv. High Individual Series: M. pline and team effort. Re- OKI-'ICK HOCKS 9 (ill 5 Guild 515, P. Little 514, J, cruits attend classes on except Wednesday HURRY! SALE STARTS WED., NOV. 5-ENDS NOV. 15 Morell 505, B. Schott 494, B, history and organization of Harry Crandell, Jr. and Saturday i) lill 12 Deering 484. the Marine Corps, uniform D.V.M. Phone: 872-4500 High Individual Games: P. regulations, first aid and meets Monday Little 198-163-153, B. Deering military customs, and receive Office 4438 South SeegerS! K.I. MacRAE, D.O. 196, M. Guild 184-172-159, B. extensive instruction in close Schotl 179-158-157. J. Morell order drill. Seventeen members at- Phone 872-2255 Osteopathic Physician RECAP SNOW TIRES tended the monthly meeting of the American Legion and Surgeon ALL SIXES IN STOCK Auxiliary held Monday eve- DR. J.H.GEISSINGER ning. CHIROPRACTOR Corner Church and Oak Sts A-B 78 x 13 - 2 for $35.00 Sixteen articles purchased Office 872-2880 - Res. 872-3365 E-78 x 14 2 for 36.00 for the Veterans Hospital MON..TUES., THURS..FRI. Christmas gift shop program 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. MAC'S COUNTRY F-78 x 14 2 for 37.00 were displayed by Mrs. SAT. 9-12a.m. BEAUTY & BOUTIQUE G-78x 14-15 2 for 38.00 Elizabeth Stine, the rehabili- 5 miles east of M-53 on 21 N. Aimer, Caro MI Argyle Rd. 11-78x14-15 2 for 39.00 YOU tation chairman, and will be sent to the Battle Creek Open every day, except hospital. Across from IGA store Monday. PRICKS INCLUDE TAXES, MOUNTING AND BALANCE COME FIRST Members voted to send a Phone Caro 673-4464 Call for evening appoint- $25.00 contribution to the ments, Ubly 658-5109. children's home at Otter JAMES BALLARD, M.D. Operators: Barb MacAJp- L WITH US Lake. ine, Vera Ferguson and ALL SIZES 1. You buy only the The December meeting will Office at 453(1 Weaver St. Renee King. feature a Christmas party Hours: 10:0()a.m.lo 12:00- NEW WHEELS highest quality drugs 14 and 15-Inch and secret pal gift exchange. 2:0()p.m. Io4:30 EFRENM. DIZON,M.D. INEW RADIAL at Coach Light. Daily except Thursday afler- PERLAA. ESPINO.M.D. With Tire Purchase At the close of the business Diplomates of the American 2. You'll find prompt, meeting, Mrs, Rosella Board of Pediatrics 75 SNOW TIRES Cherry, music chairman, led DR. EDWARD SCOLLON (Practice limited to Infants NOW friendly, profession- in group singing and read a VETERINARIAN 8 ea. IN STOCK Thanksgiving prayer. and Children) al service. Call For Appointment at 4672 Hill St. Games were played. The Cass City, Mich. 48726 - For Small Animals door prize went to Janet (Across from Hills & Dales 3. Talk over your drug Francis and the refreshment 872-2935 DON'T GET STUCK WITH HIGH PRICES - committee served pie a la Hospital) problems. You'll find mode. 4849 N. Seeger SI., Cass City Phone 517-872-4384 a pharmacist always BIG CASH & CARRY SAVINGS available and inform- r NEW 78 SERIES 4 PLY BLACK WALL ed on drug incompat- DEERING PACKING ibilities. 5 miles south of Kingston and 3 1/2 west on E. Mayville Road MIKE WEAVER * FRESH COUNTER MEATS E - 78 x 14 $21.00 Mounting & Balance F - 78 x 14 22.50 4. You'll find the low- Pharmacist * FULL LINE OF GROCERIES & VEGETABLES Extra est possible prices for G - 78 x 14-15 — 23.00 White walls $2.00 per tire H - 78 x 14-15 24.50 drugs. You can buy PORK-BEEF CUSTOM with confidence. BANKAMERICARD BY SLAUGHTERING L HALVES or QUARTERS , 70 Series in same sizes $2.00 more per tire I We Accept All PRE-PALD (FREE -PARKING TUESDAYS-FRIDAYS PRESCRIPTION PLANS IN THE REAR) OPEN 7 Mon. thru Thurs. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday - 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ) VILLAGE SERVICE CENTER COACH LIGHT PHARMACY DAYS WEEK Sundays -.. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. \IIKI<: WKAVKR. Owner Ph. 872-.%i:J PHONE 872-3850 CASS CITY Kiin>r.r«-n«-v Ph.-.«72-:i2J« PHONE 761-7073
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VOUR FOOD DOLLAR HERE! , HUNTERS SPECIALS ERLA'S HICKORY SMOKED (By the Chunk) L B Slab Bacon _ _ __.$ 1.19 T&sSs Erla's Mild Sensation ERLA'S HICKORY SMOKED (MIXED CUTS) • Pork chops LB 1.39 Erla's ERLA'S HOMEMADE , ~1 Hickory Smoked mmFRANKS Su rnrner Saus age——- - -—- - - - -1 • ERLA'S HOMEMADE SMOKED -. WHOLE OR SHANK HALF BOLOGNA Polish Link Sausage t?._-l HICKORY SMOKED LARGE BOLOGNA Spare Rihs t?i_1.19 ERLA'S HOMEMADE OLD FASHION • -m HAMS LB Ringo or Stick Bologno a 1
ERLA'S ERLA'S HOMEMADE HICKORY SMOKED HEAD CHEESE or ERLA'S HOMEMADE Oven Fresh FRESH CHICKEN LOAF LIVER RINGS PICNICS Big 30 Bread Oven Fresh SLICED or KISZKA RINGS 98 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS MCDONALD TANGEIOS- • DEPARTMENT U.S. No. l Mich. COTTAGE CHEESES POTATOES- j. j. i*— • — y BORDEN AMERICAN California Red Cr: AT LOW LOW SINGLES 2 Ib. GDI PR 10 ct. wiini ku ContaUuuuoxc/ , CHEESE SLICES.-^ € COLD CAPSULES_S- Cello 12-HOUR BETTY CROCKER ASST'D RELIEF 29 CARROTS-^ • CAKE MIXES Freshlike Frozen Jergens T rueworth Baby 15-oz. 16 oz 59{ LOTION btl. 18-oz. SHAMPOO Pkgs. Right Guard Reg, or Unscented Reg. or Unscented VEGETABLES SOFT 'N DRI Roll-on Deodorant 20-oz. DEODORANT RIGHT GUARD 1.5 oz. ctn. Pkg. 8-oz. can 99e OOUM|J«?TjON. Reg. • WHOLE KERNEL CORN • PEAS HIJlIU^ Tex Soft.-Med. I Gillette Stainless Steel • CUT GREEN BEANS ^» MIXED VEGETABLES Blades^ DAILEYS POLISH OUR FAVORITE CUT GREEN 16-oz. cans BEANS WISHBONE ITALIAN OR SPECIALS GOOD THRU: MON., NOV. 17, 1975^ DELUXE FRENCH QUANTITY RED ROSE SOLID RIGHTS POPEY— ^---.J-jjtA-Ei WHITTfiJLAJ E OR RESERVEDMiiiW^ \ BCM / / ffl /U,, YELLOW MERCHANDISING POPCORN 4-lb. bag Ib. Pkgs. * APPLE rlrfs LYNDERS FROZEN Food Center French Fries ___ IN CASS CITY REFRESHING NO DEPOSIT OPEN MONDAY THURSDAY TO 6 P.M z 39 FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. Pepsi Cola „ _^_°_ i^_.8/$l SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 6 P.M. GAL. BEER WINE ROMAN LEMON a MEMBER T.W. FOOD STORE Fabric Rinse— l L-.__;_79$ CIDER PHONE 872-2191 CORAL Liquid Dish Soap 22-oz. btl.. . PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Edward F. Kickham, M.D., Health Ser- Motion by Dehmel, supportedby McConkey, the expenses be vices 25.00 25.00 paid from the Road Commission Account of the General Fund. Official Proceedings Of The St. Mary's Hospital, Health Services .... 13.00 13.00 Motion carried. Caro Medical Clinic, Health Services .... 92.00 92.00 Chairman Woodcock explained new changes in Michigan Dept. of State Police, Printing and Bind- Municipal Employee's Retirement Fund. TUSCOLA COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ing 10.00 10.00 Sheriff Marr appeared before the Board on matters Tuscola County Advertiser, Printing, Binding presented at the Michigan Sheriff's Association meeting. OCTOBER 14,1975 PROBATE COURT—JUVENILE DIV. and Postage 4 192.99 192.99 75-M-182 Meeting of the Tuscola County Board of Commissioners was Doubleday Bros. & Co., Printing A motion by Kennedy, supported by Wenta, the third quarter Virginia Kirk, Mileage Expenses 47.10 47.10 and Binding 270.23 called to order by the Chairman, Charles Woodcock. Leonard A. Lane, Mileage Expenses 111.41 111.41 270.23 payment of $600.00 be paid to Thumb District Health Depart- Roll Call: All members present. Leland Teschendorf, Travel Expenses... 44.35 44.35 ment for office space at 147 W. Lincoln St., Caro. Motion Thumb Office Supply, Office Supplies ... 1.05 1.05 Tuscola Co. Sheriff Dept., Imprest Cash . 12.65 12.65 carried. Minutes of September 23, 1975 were approved. Opal Hunter, Expenses for Richard Catalino and Ron Cassle from the Region 7, Area Tuscola Co, Sheriff Dept., Gasoline and 75-M-183 Association Seminar 80.82 80.82 Travel Expenses 169.06 Agency on Aging appeared before the board and discussion Opal Hunter, Lunches for 169.06 A motion by Collon, supported by Wenta, that the third followed on the designation of the agency to serve as the Area James R. Compo, Travel Expenses 81.60 81.60 quarterly payment of $11,230.00 be paid to Thumb District wards and worker 6.05 6.05 Xerox Corporation, Equipment Rental .. 71.06 Agency on Aging for planning and service Area 7 of the State of 246.43 71.06 Health Department from Revenue Sharing Funds to support 246.43 Huron Electronics, Machinery, Equipment the Home Health Care Services. Motion carried. Michigan. ADULT PROBATION & Maintenance Repair 174.70 174.70 75-M-184 The 7th District Association will be held in St. Clair County 1.53 1.53 Fitzgerald's, Off ice Supplies Square Deal Auto Parts, Vehicle Motion by Kennedy, supported by Dehmel, that the $250.00 on November 6, 1975 at 10:00 a.m. IBM, Office Supplies 27.00 27.00 A letter was received from the Department of Treasury in Repairs & Maintenance 78.17 78.17 overpayment to Social Services in the last quarterly payment Gerald M. Polk, Travel First Automotive, Inc., Vehicle be returned immediately. Motion carried. regard to the Reese Sewage System. Expenses 70.01 70.01 Motion by Collon, supported by Nagy, the letter be received Repairs & Maintenance 26.24 26.24 75-M-185 John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 20.00 20.00 Bell-Greig Motors, Inc., Vehicle Motion by Wenta, supported by Nagy, to accept and place on and placed on file. 118.54 118.54 Repairs & Maintenance 6.25 75-M-175 DISTRICT COURT PROBATION 6.25 file a letter from the Michigan Department of Treasury per- Motion by McConkey, supported by Kennedy, the Animal Dennis Distributors, Inc., Vehicle taining to charge back fees to counties for audit services. Thumb OfficeSupply, Off ice Supplies 12.28 12.28 Repairs & Maintenance 54.72 54.72 Motion carried. Shelter be al lowed to charge the following fees and charges: 12.28 12.28 Dog License, regular $4.00; after March 1, $7.00; Vj fee after Caro Building Center, Vehicle Prosecuting Attorney, George Holmes, appealed before_the__ ADDRESSOGRAPH Repairs & Maintenance .40_ .4Q Board—and—presented—a—Cooperative Reimbursement July 10, $2.00. Kennel License regular $10.00; after June 1, Addressograph Multigraph Corp., Service $20.00. Selling of animals: dogs under 6 months, $5.00 and up; -Wilsie-SimpsonHnc.7~Vehicle Program. The matter was referred to the Finance and Per- and Maintenance-;-.-;:-.:.;...... 655.00 '655700' Repairs & Maintenance 42.00 42.00 sonnel Committees for further study and recommendation. -dogs 6 months or older $10.00 and uprCats $1.00."'Impoundment 655.00 655.00 fees— Dogs under 6 months, $5.00; dogs 6 months or older — 1st Worth's Bright & Clean, Laundry 260.65 260.65 75-R-25 COOPERATIVE EXTENSION Eastham's Cleaners, Dry Cleaning 178.60 178.60 offense, $10.00; 2nd offense, $15.00; 3rd offense, $20.00. Board Tuscola County Advertiser, Printing Motion by Collon, supported by Nagy, the following $1.00 per day for impounded dogs. Putting animals to sleep Williams Gun Sight Co., Employee Resolution be adopted. Motion carried. Pertaining to Surplus and Supplies 76.00 76.00 Training & Improvement 132.44 132.44 Bond Proceeds: (permanent) $2.00. Tranquillzlng — Cost of material & parts William L. Bortel, Travel and during duty hours. Cost of material & parts plus labor if after Typewriter Exchange, Off ice Supplies.. 39.10 39.10 RESOLUTION TO TRANSFER SURPLUS BOND PROCEEDS Expenses 38.26 38.26 Fitzgerald's, Office Supplies 41,13 41.13 TO VILLAGE OF REESE, duty hours, weekends and holidays. Don R. Kebler, Travel and Expenses 116.93 116.93 Wilson Studio, Photo Supplies 40.55 40.55 FROM TUSCOLA COUNTY TREASURY Motion carried. Aliene Mills, Travel and Expenses 30.42 30.42 Bauer Candy Co., Supplies 59.35 75-M-176 59.35 WHEREAS, The Village of Reese has requested the Tuscola Nancy Ratkos, Travel and Expenses — 27.30 27.30 The Wright Pharmacy, Medical Supplies 9.90 9.90 County Board of Commissioners to use the Surplus Bonds Paul Lefler, Building Code Administrator, appeared before Bernard R. Jardot, Travel and Expenses 9.89 9.89 the Board and presented a letter to the Building Code, Caro Pharmacy, Inc., Medical Supplies . 11.43 11.43 proceeds now being held in Tuscola County Treasurer's office Barbara Ayre, Travel and Expenses — 107.40 107.40 Hooper Drug Store, Medical Supplies.... 27.15 27.15 for extensions, enlargement or improvements to the Village of Department of Labor as to the administration and enforcement Samuel J. Woods, Travel and Expenses.. 261.35 261.35 of the State Construction Code Act in Tuscola County. Caro IGA, Janitorial Supplies 47.46 47.46 Reese Sewer System; Doane's Report, Renewal 24.50 24.50 Norman McQueen, Food 50.25 50.25 Motion by Dehmel, supported by Wenta, the letter be for- Typewriter Exchange, Overhead Projector WHEREAS, Tuscola County has been satisfied by letter, warded to the Construction Code Commission in Lansing. Trudeau's Bakery, Food 138.18 138.18 dated September 24, 1975 from Municipal Finance Commission and Supplies 283.26 283.26 l-Chas Farms, Food 18.00 18.00 Motion carried. of Department of Treasury, State of Michigan, and placed on Thumb Office Supply, Supplies 65.00 65.00 Erla's, Inc., Food ' 249.57 249.57 file in October 14, 1975 minutes; 75-M-177 Wilson Studio, Film 6.50 6.50 Robert Wellington of the Tuscola County Road Commission Hugh Marr, Sheriff, Food 49.20 49.20 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Tuscola County Fitzgerald's, Supplies 2.30 2.30 The Kroger Co., Food 395.67 395.67 appeared before the Board with Resolutions for Revenue 1,049.11 1,049.11 Board of Commissioners shall pay to Village of Reese on Sharing Funds for 1976, $112,000.00 for bridge and culvert Ernest Ihrke, Food 37.26 37.26 proper invoices recommended by their Engineers progress COUNTY CLERK John A. Sexton & Co., Food 81.10 81.10 payments to satisfy Construction Contractors. construction and $80,000.00 for township roads and a request for Thumb Office Supply, Office Supplies ... .46.73 46.73 $50,000.00 per mile for the construction of Class A Roads. Caro True Value Hardware, Other 75-M-186 Tuscola County Advertiser, 500 Gov't. Supplies 7.45 7.45 Motion by McConkey, supported by Kennedy, Pat Donovan Motion by Nagy, supported by Collon, the resolutions be Envelopes 71.50 71.50 received and placed on file. Motion carried. Esther's Floral Shop, Other Supplies ... 32.00 32.00 be placed as Account Clerk III Step I in County Treasurer's John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 52.00 52.00 ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Other office. Motion carried. Effective October 6, 1975. 75-M-178 Fitzgerald's, Office Supplies 6.98 6.98 A letter was received from the Human Development Supplies 16.10 16.10 . The Chairman adjourned the meeting until 9:30 a.m. on Xerox, Machine Rental 291.91 291.91 Caro Plumbing Supply, Prisoners October 15, 1975. Commission with a request for C.E.T.A. positions. State of Michigan, Account Motion by Dehmel, supported by Nagy, the letter be Clothing & Bedding 2.46 2.46 Elsie Hicks, Clerk Charles F. Woodcock, Chairman Procedures Manual 5.00 5.00 Caro Woolworth, Prisoners Clothing received and placed on file and referred to the C. E.T.A. Ad- 474.12 474.12 & Bedding .63 .63 OCTOBER 15, 1975 ministrative Office. Motion carried. COURTHOUSE AND GROUNDS Sandra K. Bell, Uniforms and 75-M-179 Meeting of the Tuscola County Board of Commissioners was State of Michigan (Labor Dept.) Accessories 12.00 12.00 calledtoorderby the Chairman, Charles F. Woodcock. Motion by Kennedy, supported by Collon, the Bridge Fund, Equipment Maintenance 15.00 15.00 the Veterans Trust Fund and the Law Library Fund be Municipal & Bank Supplies, Uniforms Roll Call: All members present except Collon. Village of Caro, Grounds Care 121.44 121.44 & Accessories 4.25 4.25 75-M-187 removed from the General Fund budget for 1976. Motion Anderson's, Equipment Maintenance ... 2.46 2.46 Robert A, Granstra, Uniforms & carried. Harris Bros. Refrigeration, Motion by Kennedy, supported by Wenta, a special order of Recess for lunch. Accessories 53.82 53.82 the day beset at 2:00 p.m. today for the purpose of appointment Equipment Maintenance 54.00 54.00 Badger Uniforms, Uniforms & of members to various boards. AFTERNOON SESSION —OCTOBER 14,1975 Thumb Motor Shop, Equipment Main- All members present. Accessories 30.83 30.83 Commissioner Kenneth Kennedy, Chairman of the Finance tenance 10.00 10.00 NeebCorporation, Gasoline, Oil, etc. ... 1,713.68 1,713.68 Committee, presented the Tentative Budget for 1976. Meeting called to order by Chairman Woodcock. Kelly & Sons, Equipment Maintenance .. 557.05 557.05 Bills for the month of September were presented by Com- Larry Walker, Gasoline, etc 3.00 3.00 Special thanks were given by the Finance Committee for Bill Montague, Equipment Maintenance, 18.00 18.00 Motorola Inc., Machinery their help in the preparation of the budge) to: Eldon McLam missioner Kennedy: The Kirby Co., Equipment Maintenance . 2.37 2.37 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CLAIMED ALLOWED & Equipment 41.00 41.00 and E. J. Clark, State Auditors, Arthur Willits, County Botsford's Pure Oil, Grounds Care 1.90 1.90 5,193.01 5,193.01 Treasurer and his staff, Elsie Hicks, County Clerk, and her Thumb Office Supply, Office Supplies ... 12.70 12.70 Fitzgerald's, Office Supplies 1.65 1.65 Doubleday Bros. & Co., Printing DRIVERS LICENSE BUREAU staff, Jackie Larson in particular. Rushlo's Wrecking Co., Equipment Main- Fitzgerald's, Office Supplies 9.40 9.40 and Binding 75.19 75.19 Discussion followed on the tentative budget. tenance .90 .90 9.40 9.«0 Adjourn for lunch. Jackie Larson, Travel Expenses 254.52 254.52 Arnold Sales, Janitorial Supplies 28.08 28.08 Tuscola County Advertiser, Printing and SNOWMOBILE DIVISION AFTERNOON SESSION —OCTOBER 15,1975 Reid Paper Co., Janitorial Supplies 383.60 383.60 Jerry's M-46 Sport Shop, Uniforms Roll Call — all present except Collon. Advertising 207.00 207.00 Diversey Chemicals, Janitorial Supplies. 94.30 94.30 State of Michigan, Account & Accessories 125.21 125.21 75-M-188 Rochester Germicide Co., Janitorial Sup- •Square Deal Auto Parts, Inc., Gasoline, Motion by Kennedy, supported by Wenta, the Budget of Procedures Manual 5.00 5.00 plies 75.25 75.25 Fitzgerald's, Off ice Supplies 6.07 6.07 Oil, etc 45.00 45.00 $2,193,693.00 for 1976 be approved. Roll Call Vote: Woodcock, Sherwin-Williams, Building Supplies .... 104.21 104.21 170.21 170.21 yes; Dehmel, yes; McConkey, yes; Collon, absent; Wentd, yes, Tuscola County Advertiser, Printing 23.52 23.52 Caro True Value Hardware, Building Kenneth L. Kennedy, Per Diem MARINE SAFETY Nagy, yes; Kennedy, yes. 6 yes, 1 absent. Motion carried. Supplies 24.88 24.88 John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 20.00 20.00 75-M-189 and Mileage 295.00 295.00 American Chemical Supply Co., Janitorial Katie Drager, Boat Storage Rental 20.00 20.00 Richard Dehmel, Per Diem Motion by Dehmel, supported by Nagy, a Special Order of Supplies 44.12 44.12 Tuscola Co. Sheriff Dept., Equipment the day beset on October 28,1975 at 2 p.m. for public hearing on and Mileage 196.80 196.80 LMA Electric, Equipment Maintenance . 66.68 66.68 125.00 Maynard McConkey, Per Diem Rental 125.00 the 1976 budget. Motion carried. Caro Glass Co., Equipment Maintenance 9.75 9.75 Holloway Fire Protection, Equipment • Motion by Nagy, supported by Wenta, the Finance Com- and Mileage 210.50 210.50 Tuckey Block Co., Grounds Care 45.50 45.50 Repair & Maintenance 15.00 15.00 J. Benson Collon, Per Diem mittee be commended on their diligent and accurate work done COUNTY PARKS ' 1,661.14 1,661.14 Boyd Shaver's Garage, Equipment on the. budget,.Motion carried. - - and Mileage 196.50 196.50 Repajr & Maintenance 12.47 12.47 Charles Woodcock, Per Diem Edward Gilbert, 26 loads of gravel 429.00 429.00 75-M-190 429.00 429.00 •192.47 192.47 Chairman Woodcock declared the/'meeting, open for 127.00 127.00 and Mileage DRAIN COMMISSIONER CONTAGIOUS DISEASES nomination for members to the County Board of Canvassers for Margaret Wenta, Per Diem 82.65 Gilchrist Rexall Pharmacy, Prescrip- a 4-year term. 51.60 51.60 Leslie E. Lounsbury, Mileage Expenses 82.65 and Mileage 128.70 tions 11-70 11.70 Commissioner Wenta presented the name of Vernita Paul Nagy, Per Diem and J. Edward Goodchild, Mileage Expenses 128.70 Leslie E. Lounsbury, Plat Map 10.00 10.00 The Wright Pharmacy, Prescriptions ... 20.82 20.82 Schobert in nomination and the nominations be closed and a Mileage 70.80 70.80 Streeter's Pharmacy, Prescriptions 87.75 87.75 unanimous ballot be cast for Vernita Schobert. Supported by 1,732.20 1,732.20 Fitzgerald's, Off ice Supplies 10.44 10.44 Frances I. Ruggles, Notary Fee 3.00 3.00 Caro Medical Clinic, Medical Services... 114.00 114.00 Kennedy. Motion carried. . CIRCUIT COURT Dolores Poul I Ion, X-Rays ! 10.00 10.00 75-M-191 Bay Co. Juvenile Detention Home, John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 159.00 159.00 393.79 393.79 Caro Community Hospital, Laboratory Commissioner Dehmel presented the name of John Kirk In I Witness Fees 65.00 65,00 Fee 14.00 14.00 nomination and the nominations be closed and a unanimous I Alice J. Heenan, Mileage Expenses 31.50 31.50 ELECTIONS Doubleday Bros. & Co., Printing Hills & Dales General Hosp., Room, ballot be cast for John Kirk. Supported by Commissioner Nagy. | Kenneth Gangler, Transcripts 346.00 346.00 Drugs, Lab.,etc '...; 51.50 51.50 Motion carried. Kenneth Gangler, Appeal Transcripts ... 206.40 206.40 and Binding 27.12 27.12 Vernita Schobert, Per Diem and Mi leage 24.80 24.80 Saginaw County Health Dept., X-Rays for 75-M-192 Peo.-vs-Walter Kilbourn, Witness Fees .. 77.10 77.10 Helenelllian 10.00 10.00 Chairman Woodcock declared the meeting open for f Peo.-vs-Kwiatkowski, Witness Fees 31.10 31.10 Esther McCullough, Per Diem and Mileage 24.80 24.80 Saginaw Community Hospital, Drugs for nomination for a member for the County Library Board. I Peo.-vs-Reeves, Witness Fees 42.40 42.40 July, August and Out Patients 620.49 620.49 Commissioner Nagy presented the name of Kenneth Priestley Peo.-vs-Claeys, Witness F_ees 36.80 36.80 Elsie Hicks, Per Diem 20.00 20.00 96.72 96.72 940.26 940.26 in nomination. Commissioner Dehmel moved the nominations Nick Pamphi Ms, Witness Fees 124.00 124.00 EQUALIZATION DEPARTMENT MEDICAL EXAMINER beclosedanda unanimous ballot be cast for Kenneth Priestley. Peo.-vs-Cooper, Witness Fees 146.40 146.40 Thumb Office Supply, Off ice Supplies ... 27.90 27.90 Clark Funeral Home, Removal Charges 222.00 222.00 Supported by McConkey. Motion carried. Collon Funeral Home, Removal Charges 190.00 190.00 Frank J. Pernicano, Court Fitzgerald's, Office Supplies 5.04 5.04 75-M-193 Moore Business Forms, Service Call James H. Ballard, M.D., Medical Chairman Woodcock declared the meeting open for I Appointed Attorney 355.00 355.00 40.00 Gary J. Crews, Court Breaker Machine 63.64 63.64 Examiner 40.00 nominations for the Act 258 Mental Health Services Board. I- Monroe Calculator, M/A Contract 53.00 53.00 E. N. Elmendorf, M.D., Medical Commissioner Dehmel presented the names of William Scott, Appointed Attorney 850.00 850.00 40.00 Forrest T. Walpole, Court Mac O'Dell, Bookeeping Course Examiner 40.00 Howard Bell, Patricia Spiekerman and Margaret Wenta. i & Travel Exp 30.85 30.85 D. D. Martin, D.O., Medical Moved by Commissioner McConkey, supported by Nagy, the I- Appointed Attorney 300.00 300.00 70.00 Clinton C. House, Court Donald Graf, Bookkeeping Course & Examiner 70,00 nominations be closed and a unanimous ballot be cast for the 4 I Travel Exp 84.85 84.85 Caro Medical Clinic, Medical mentioned people. Motion carried. Appointed Attorney 600.00 600.00 ' 120.00 W. Wallace Kent, Jr., Court Howard Clement, Bookkeeping Course & Examiner 120.00 75-M-194 - Travel Exp. 46.60 46.60 H. Theron Donahue,, M.D., Medical Chairman Woodcock declared the meeting open for I Appointed Attorney 810.00 810.00 50.00 Henry L. Greenwood, Court Donagene Ewald, Bookkeeping Course 25.00 25.00 Examiner 50.00 nominations for a member to the Social Services Board. 336.88 336.88 Nigg & Miles, M.D., Medical Examiner.. 680.00 680.00 Commissioner McConkey presented the name of Arlan I Appointed Attorney 390.00 390.00 Caro Community Hospital, Emergency... 322.25 90.00 Leo E. Maki, Court Appointed Attorney.. 995.00 995.00 PLANNING COMMISSION Hartwick in nomination. Motion by Dehmel, supported by | Alton Reavey, Per Diem and Mileage.., 125.65 125.65 Maurice Chapin, Medical Examiner 80.00 80.00 Nagy, the nominations be closed and a unanimous ballot be cast \ David N. Andreychuk, Appeal Court 1,814.25 1,582.00 Appointed Attorney 442.00 442.00 Ralph Hartman, Per Diem 10.00 10.00 for Arlan Hartwick. Motion carried. ___ Richard Aeder, Per Diem VETERANS BURIAL 75-M-195 - Fitzgerald's, Office Supplies 13.10 13.10 37.50 Doubleday Bros. & Co., Printing and Mileage 13.40 13.40 Clyde Losee, Investigations 37.50 Chairman Woodcock declared the meeting open for I Edwin Karr, Per Diem and Mileage 13.00 13.00 Clara Duncan, Burial of nominations to the Department of Public Works Board. Legal Forms 11.73 11.73 300.00 Thomas D. Abbey, Court Ed Cole, Per Diem and Mileage 11.70 11.70 John D. Duncan 300.00 Commissioner Nagy presented the name of Leslie Louns- i Appointed Attorney 325.00 325.00 L. E. Althaver, Per Diem and Mi leage... 13.00 13.00 Beatrice Sherman, Burial of bury in nomination. Commissioner Wenta moved the I 186.75 186.75 Edgar Sherman 300.00 300.00 nominations be closed and a unanimous ballot be cast for Leslie I Forrest Walpole, Appeal Court 300.00 Appointed Attorney 375.00 375.00 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Agnes Tait, Burial of Darwin M. Tait .... 300.00 Lounsbury. Supported by McConkey. Motion carried. Thumb Office Supply, Off ice Supplies 21.23 21.23 Leland Hile, Burial of 75-M-196 Dr. Henry H. Mendrek, Witness Fees .... 57.00 57.00 300.00 7.50 7.50 Fred Freeman 300.00 Motion by Kennedy, supported by McConkey, that Lawrence h 6,630.53 6,630.53 Clara Peterhans, Transcripts 1,237.50 1,237.50 FRIEND OF THE COURT State of Michigan, Book 2.86 2.86 Cummings, Alton Reavey, and Jack DeSimpelalre be ap- | 31.59 31.59 VETERANS COUNSELOR pointed to the Planning Commission. Motion carried. Thumb Off Ice Supply, Off Ice Supplies ... 9.70 9.70 40.00 Geraldlne Wilson, Travel Expenses 101.70 101.70 REGISTER OF DEEDS John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 40.00 75-M-197 Thumb Office Supply, Off ice Supplies ... 7.95 7.95 Xerox, Machine Rental .Moved by Dehmel, supported by Wenta, that Hansen and I John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 30.00 30.00 183.00 141.40 141.40 Tuscola County Advertiser, Government and Supplies 183.00 Snyder be given final payment of $18,400.80 from Revenue ) James McCann, Travel Expenses 45.00 45.00 Sharing Funds for electrical construction commensurate with I DISTRICT COURT Envelopes 198.38 198.38 Pitney Bowes, Equipment Rental 60.00 60.00 268.00 268.00 the courthouse renovation program. Motion carried. Fitzgerald's, Supplies 24.77 24.77 INSURANCE AND BONDS R. G. Rosa, Supplies 337.70 337.77 266.33 266.33 75-M-198 Thumb Office Supply, Supplies and COUNTY TREASURER Michigan Mutual Ins. Co., General Moved by Dehmel, supported by Nagy, that Hyde & I Thumb Off ice Supply, Off ice Supplies ... 2.00 2.00 Liability 900.00 900.00 Wolters & Associates be paid $2,213.26 from Revenue Sharing Office Equipment 89.06 89.06 Pioneer State Mutual Ins., Insurance Funds for engineering fees on the courthouse renovation IBM, Office Supplies 32.76 32.76 Grand Rapids Loose Leaf, Binders & Tax Sheets 2,178.15 2,178.15 on Green House 83.00 83.00 project. Motion carried. Doubleday Bros. & Co., Printing and 983.00 983.00 Binding 15.78 15.78 Caro Business Forms Co., Tax Receipts . 659,74 659.74 Thumb Off Ice Supply, Off ice Supplies ... 7.90 7.90 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Moved by Dehmel, supported by McConkey, that Tuscola R. G. Rosa Co., Office 40.00 Elgene Keller, Mileage Expenses 11.10 11.10 Ralph Hartman, Per Diem 40.00 County enter into a rental agreement with the State of Michigan Equipment Repair 94.00 94.00 40.00 for occupancy of Cottage #3 at the Caro Regional Center and 16.50 Arthur M. Willits, Mileage Expenses .... 10.50 10.50 Leslie Lounsbury, Per Diem 40.00 West Publishing Co., Books 16.50 Earl Beagle, Per Diem and Mileage 53.80 53.80 that the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners be Xerox, Machine Rental 60.00 60.00 Elgene Keller, Overtime 62.32 62.32 Patricia Donovan, Overtime 32.75 32.75 Grover Laurie, Per Diem and Mileage... 24.20 24.20 authorized to sign in behalf of Tuscola Co. Motion carried. Clara F. Peterhans, Transcripts 370.65 370.65 Alton Reavey, Per Diem and Mileage— 44.80 44.80 (Agreement on file in County Clerk's Office). 20.00 2,964.46 2,964.46 Clayton Hamilton, Bailiff 20.00 J. Benson Collon, Per Diem 20.00 20.00 75 M 900 W. W. Hunter, Bailiff 132.50 132.50 DOG WARDEN 232.35 100.00 Paul C. Lefler, Mileage 232.35 Motion by Kennedy, supported by Nagy, that effective John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 100.00 100.00 Hodgins Kennel, Animal Disposal 100.00 14.25 Armada Grain Co., Dog Food 61.00 61.00 Dennis Steele, Mileage 14.25 October 15, 1975 no overtime pay for courthouse employees be Clinton C. House, Attorney Fees 75.00 75.00 167.00 Wilsie-Simpson Inc., Antenna 13.50 13.50 BOCA, Printing and Binding 167.00 authorized without written explanation from the Department Henry L. Greenwood, Attorney Fees 100.00 100.00 Fitzgerald's, O-"f fle• e Supplie- s 9.08 9.08 Head to the Audit Committee of Tuscola County ancj that all Thomas D. Abbey, Attorney Fees 75.00 75.00 Fitzgerald's, Office Supplies 47.83 47.83 Melvin Williamson, Extra Help 22.50 22.50 National Forest Products, Office Sup- Department Heads be so notified. Motion carried. Leo E. Makl, Attorney Fees 175.00 175.00 plies 17.00 17.00 200.00 244.83 244.83 Gary J. Crews, Attorney Fees 200.00 Thumb Office Supplies, Office Supplies .. 6.95 6.95 Motion by Kennedy, supported by Nagy, that Judge | 150.00 CIVIL DEFENSE Forrest T. Walpole, Attorney Fees : 150.00 Tuscola Co. 4-H Council, Off Ice Supplies . 10.00 10.00 Bagule/s request for a Tuscola County supplement to the 1974 F 2,068.72 2,068.72 Thumb Office Supply, Off Ice Supplies ... 25.00 25.00 679.43 679.43 salaries of the Circuit Judges be denied and that the request be i MAGISTRATE Carl's Studios, Projector Bulbs 27.45 27.45 Charles F. Kroswek, September Mileage 79.76 79.76 TOTAL FOR THE MONTH OF given further consideration In the 1977 budget year. Motion \= John Turner, Postmaster, Postage 40.00 40.00 SEPTEMBER 32,778.15 32,512.90 Thumb Off Ice Supply, Off Ice Supplies .. 3.40 3.40 132.21 132.21 carried. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY CLAIMS REVENUE SHARING 75-M-202 '' 43.40 43.40 COURTHOUSE AND GROUNDS Motion by McConkey, supported by Dehmel, permission be i JURY COMMISSION Scott Hawken, Poultry Claim 6.00 3.00 John Monchilov, Poultry Claim 118.50 118.50 Tuscola Co. Abstract Co., Abstracts given the County Clerk to post a position of Account Clerk, 111. r Elmer Halnes, Mileage 5.10 5.10 for School Property 90.00 90.00 Appllcatlons will be taken from October 16, 1975 through Oc, h 5.10 5.10 Leonard' Russell, Trustee Fee 5.00 5.00 James C. Brown, Pig Claim 30.00 20.00 Tuscola Co. Road Cornm., Labor, tober 22, 1975. Motion carried. _ PROBATE COURT Equipment & Material 201.00 201.00 Minutes were read and approved. •-. - :. Frank Pernicano, Attorney for Ray O'Brien, Trustee Fee 5.00 5.00 Charles Harrold, Sheep Claim 170.00 150.00 Tom MacFarlane, Land Improvement Motion by Nagy, supported by Dehmel, we adjourn until I Mental Hearings., 235,00 235.00 (County Parks) 990.00 990.00 October 28, 1V75 at 9:30 a.m. Motion carried. _ Hon. George D. Lutz, Holding Court 77.02 77.02 340.12 307.12 , AMBULANCE TOTAL FOR THE MONTH OF Elsie Hicks, Clerk ' Charles F. Woodcock, chairman, r Hon. George E. Benko, Holding Court ... 86.00 88.00 SEPTEMBER 1,381.00 1,381.00 Earl Branding, D.O., Witness Fee...... 75.00 75.00 Clark Funeral Home, Ambulance Calls . 12.00 12.00 . OCTOBER'ae, 1975 ;, ~ Tuscola County Advertiser, Office Supplies Collon Funeral Home, Ambulance Calls 134.00 134.00 75-M-180 Meet ing of the Tuscola County Board of Commissioners-was 146.00 146.00 Motion by Wenta, supportedby Nagy, .the report be accepted calledtoorderbytheChairman, Charles F. Woodcock. ' _ & Publications...... ," 189.79 189.79 and orders be drawn for the various amounts. Motion carried. Typewriter Exchange, Offle e Supplies... 6.66 6.66 SHERIFF DEPARTMENT RollCall: All members present. Earl Mattlin, Jr., Extra Help 8.88 8.88 75-M-181 ••••••••..'„• University of Michigan, Books 40.00 40.00 The mileage expenses of the Tuscola .County Road Com- 75-M-203 , Byron Hatch, Wjtness Fee 16,90 16.90 Samuel M. Sinchak, D.D.S., Health Ser- Robert Wellington of the Tuscola County Road.Commltilon vices - 8.00 ; 8.00; missioners from July 1, 1975 to September 30, 1975-were Delta Court Reporters, Court Reporter .. .155.60 155.60 presented. " \ • • - • • -.. -~-. •,.. , :.'• 883.97 Stanley Emery, Health Services 27.50 27.50 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1975 PAGE NINE Official PrCKMdlngi (X Th. TUSCOLA COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS appeared before the Board with a report on the C.E.T.A. l-ll and VI programs. Mrs. Thelma Jackson Motion by McConkey, supported by Wenta, the reports be Holbrook Area News accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. Phone OL 8-3092 Sheriff Hugh Marr, appeared before the Board and discussion followed on Radio Communications Improvement grant. 75-M-204 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Le- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Britt Scheurer Hospital in Pigeon, A letter of agreement was presented from the Sheriff guests of Mrs. Gaylord La- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fay of Christmas party at the home , Department In regard to a clarification of holidays In the Cureux, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff and Mrs. Marvin Johnson Friday. peer. Robinson and Becky, Albert were Tuesday guests of Mr. Memphis were Sunday sup- of Mrs. Jim Hewitt. P.O.P. Contract. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland Kennie Bukowski of Ubly, per guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Motion by Nagy, supported by Wenta, the agreement be Depcinski and Jim and Judy and Mrs. Earl Schenk. were Friday supper guests of Charlene Morell and Mr. and Gaylord Lapeer. accepted and placed on file with the contract. Motion carried. Tyrrell were among a group Mrs. Kenneth Campbell of Mr. and Mrs. Don Tracy and Mrs, Don Jackson and family Art Schuster and daughter 75-M-205 of 33 Ubly FFA students, and St. Helen and Ira Robinson Judy. were Sunday guests of Mr. of Arcade, N.Y., Harry Ed- A letter was received from the Human Development 10 chaperones who left Sun- :weiv Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Doug Morell Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchan- and Mrs. Mark Bush and wards and Sara Campbell an of Caro and Mr. and Mrs. Commission for a change In C. E.T. A. Title 6 Funds. day morning for Kansas City, guests of Sara Campbell and spent the week end with her family at North Branch. Motion by Dehmel, supported by Kennedy, the letter be were Thursday afternoon and • Olin Bouck were Saturday Mo., where they will attend Clayton and Harry Edwards. parents in Cedar Springs. Harry Edwards and Sara supper guests of Mrs. Alex received and placed on file. Motion carried. the National FFA convention. Mr. and Mrs. Don Becker evening guests of Mr. and 75-M-2M Earl Schenk visited Mr. and Campbell attended the funer- Stirrett in Bad Axe. Mrs. Don Becker. Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited were Sunday afternoon guests Mrs. Floyd Zuluaf in Ubly, Motion by Kennedy, supported by Nagy, the request of al of Alex Stirrett at McAl- Mrs. Dale Bader and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer, Tues- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sunday evening. pine's Funeral Home in Bad $10,125.40 to the Tuscola County Library Board be paid from day afternoon. ily, Mrs. Dick Wallace and Bukowski ofSilverwood, Mr. Revenue Sharing Funds as per our budget. Roll call vote: Becker and family in Cass Jerry Peter and son Todd of Axe Tuesday. family, Mrs. Dave Matthews Kevin Sweeney of Novi City. Clarkston spent the week end and Mrs. Junior Robinson of Kennedy, yes; Woodcock, yes; Dehmel, yes; McConkey, yes; Mrs. Fred Jaus and Myrtle Jr. and Mrs. Alex Cleland Imlay City, Mr. and Mrs. Collon, yes; Wenta, yes; Nagy, yes. 7 yes, 0 no. Motion carried. spent the week end with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McColl of Cass City were were Sunday afternoon guests 75-M-207 and Mrs. Martin Sweeney and were Friday evening guests Peter andjamily, Harley Morell of Kingston, ^Sunday_a£ternoon-guests~of—of-Mrr-and-Mrsr-Raymond ~Mf7~ancTMfsrRon Bukowski Motion-by-Dehmelr-supported-by-Wenta,—the-Burroughs-- -Brian; ""of ~~Mrr~ana ~Mfs 7~ MiirilF Mrs. Kenneth Campbell of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nicol. Wallace. Corp. be allowed to make the necessary changes in our Margaret Carlson visited Shagena. St. Helen spent a few days of Oxford, Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs L5000 machine to handle the new format of the W2 Mike Puszykowski of Bay Mrs. Don McKnight of Bad Roger Bukowski of Bay City, Mrs. Don Jackson and family Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shubel with Mr. and Mrs. Don City was a Tuesday guest of Axe spent Friday afternoon forms. Motion carried. - Tuesday morning. of Detroit and Mrs. Nelin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bukow- Recess for lunch. Becker, Sara Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas and with Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Richardson of Snover were Clayton and Harry Edwards. family. ski and Mr. and Mrs. Ron AFTERNOON SESSION — OCTOBER28,1975 Mr. and Mrs. Ward Benkel- Deachin of Lake Orion, Gil All members present. Thursday dinner guests of Mrs. Alex Cleland was a Mr, and Mrs. Terry Rashau man and Emma Decker of Maurer, Jean Deachin and 75-M-208 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. Sunday morning guest of Mrs. Cass City were Tuesday , • Motion by Kennedy, supported by Wenta, the office of School Menu Mr. and Mrs. Terry Rashau Frank Pelton and a dinner and Tavya of Eugene, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Tschir- Emma Decker of Cass City dinner and afternoon guests hart attended a surprise Tuscola County Prosecutor be authorized to purchase from and Tavya of Eugene, Ore., guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dave of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. office of Criminal Justice Grant money communications NOV. 17-21 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker Matthews Jr. and family. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry birthday party for Mrs. Bob equipment from Motorola Co. as per the low Motorola bid of Decker were Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stoleker Deachin at their home Satur- and Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Steve Dybilas of Port Huron of Detroit, Eugene Cleland $14,415.00 and the authorization from office of Criminal Justice. MONDAY Fuester were Thursday din- spent the week end with Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff day evening. A potluck lunch Motion carried. ner guests of Mrs. Charles Jackson. Other afternoon and Jim McKnight of Bad Axe was served. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas and were Sunday evening guests 75-M-2W Pizza Burger Bond. family. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Motion by Kennedy, supported by Nagy, Commissioner Walter Bedford of Elkton, of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wenta be authorized to attend a meeting at Wlldwood for a Potato Chips Mr. and.Mrs. Curtis Cleland Mr. and Mrs. Don Me- Cleland. Workshop for County Officials with necessary expenses to be Apple Sauce visited conservation officer Knight of Bad Axe were Michelle Farner of Cass City and Mrs. Charles Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peter Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind of paid. Motion carried. White Milk and Mrs. Ginc at Yale and Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Lawler Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland Grand Rapids were Sunday 75-M-210 Cookie and Mrs. Jim Hewitt artd family were Wednesday guests of Mrs. Dave Sweeney A C.E.T.A. request was received from the Friend of the at Lexington. family. and Wendy Doerr were Thursday evening guests of afternoon guests of Mr. and and David. Court. TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Don Tracy Mrs. Charles Bond and Mr. Mrs. George Jackson. Motion by Nagy, supported by Dehmel, the request be were Thursday evening and Mrs. Cliff Jackson were Ann McCallum. received and placed on file. Motion carried. Mr. and Mrs. George Jack- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka Spaghetti & Meat guests of Mr. and Mrs. Friday supper guests of were in Ann Arbor Saturday 75-M-211 Gaylord Lapeer. son Jr. and family of Oxford Because your home 2:00 P.M. — Special order of the day. Hearing on budget for Carrots & Celery Emma Decker. Other eve- to help their daughter, Susan Bread-butter Mrs. Doug Morell spent ning guests were Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Don is more than a house 1976. Jackson and family were Sofka, move to Swartz Creek. Motion by Kennedy, supported by Collon, the final budget White Milk Friday with Mrs. Don Jack- Mrs. Ward Benkelman. Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Fruit Jell-o son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland Saturday supper guests of for Tuscola County for 1976 in the amount of $2,193,693.00 be Mr. and Mrs. George Jack- Lapeer and family and Mr, accepted. Roll call vote: Kennedy, yes; Woodcock, yes; Deh- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stewart attended the bazaar, bake and Mrs. Arnold Lapeer were mel, yes; McConkey, yes; Collon, yes; Wenta, yes; Nagy, yes. 7 WEDNESDAY of Vassar and Mr. and Mrs. sale and dinner at the son, CountryEstite Monday evening guests of Mr. Especially for small town and yes, 0 no. Motion carried. Burton Berridge were Sunday Shabbona RLDS church an- and Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer. The Chairman congratulated the Committee for their Hot Dog & Bun guests of Sid Werner of Royal nex Saturday. suburban homes, small farms, diligent effort as to the preparation of the budget. Potato Chips Oak in honor of Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Henry Sofka was a 4-H'ers look EXTENSION MEETING acreages, rural living. Broader Dennis Johnson, Mental Health Director, appeared before Buttered Corn and Mr, Berridge's birthdays. Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. coverage than homeowners. the board and discussion followed on the progress of the • White Milk Mrs. Fred Emigh visited Marty Felmlee and Jennifer Department. The Greenleaf Extension Alan R. KLco 75-M-212 Cookie Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nicol, at Bay City. group met Thursday after- Office: Across from Motion by Dehmel, supported by Wenta, we hire Hartley Wednesday. Mrs. Steve Timmons and to 2000 noon at the Church of Christ Library, 1 block south Pollution Control to prepare plans or systems for the collection, THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Debbie of Owendale spent in Cass City for the second of light, 4439 Seeger St. transportation and disposal of solid waste in Tuscola County in Tschirhart, Jean Deachin and Wednesday with Mrs. Gay- part of "Goals in Life Phone ,.»'" ""••.,, Cass City amount of $950.00 to be paid from Revenue Sharing Funds. Barbecue on Bun Gil Maurer spent the week lord Lapeer. Although America's land Planning". The lesson was 872-3860 " ~ Motion by- Kennedy, supported by Collon, the matter be Buttered Potatoes end with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mr. and Mrs. Don Jackson and water supplies seem given by Mrs. Lyle Clarke tabled as a special order of the day until November 12, 1975. White Milk Deachin and family at Lake and family were Saturday assured until at least the year Motion carried. and Mrs. Jim Doerr. The Fruit Orion. evening guests of Mr. and 2000, the nation no longer can hostess, Mrs. Lyle Clarke, Minutes of October Hand 15,1975were accepted. Cookie Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Minutes were read and approved. Mrs. Melvin Peter and fam- afford to take its resources served a dessert lunch. The Shagena and Sherry and for granted, say U.S. Depart- Film tuiuu Uuluil • Him Buruu i||< Motion by Wenta, supported by Nagy, we adjourn until ily. next meeting will be the Community Sirvlct Intuunct November 12, 1975 at 9:30 a.m. Motion carried. FRIDAY Randy Bang of Unionville Mrs. Beatrice Hunders- ' ment of Agriculture scien- Elsie Hicks, Clerk Charles F. Woodcock, Chairman were Saturday guests of Mr. marck and Mr. and Mrs. Mike tists. Turkey in Gravy and Mrs. Murill Shagena and Schenk were Sunday guests of Increasingly, Americans Mashed Potatoes Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk have come to realize that Vegetable Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson and Randy. farm, range and woodlands, Want Help Finding What You Want? Cranberry Sauce were Saturday dinner guests Mrs. Fritz VanErp visited soil, water, wildlife and air PRE DEER Bread-butter of Mrs. Charles Bond. Sara Campbell, Saturday are not inexhaustible. Among White Milk Mrs. Ray Payne, Mr. and afternoon. those concerned about re- Try The Want-Ads Today! Ice Cream Mrs. Ward Benkelman and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nicol sources for the future are Minnie Williams visited Wil- were Friday evening guests more than a half million Menu subject to change. ; liam Heck and Lee Stirrett at of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond young people 9-19 in the Wallace and Sunday evening national 4-H conservation of guests of Mrs. Anne Pelton in natural resources program. Cass City. Under the supervision of Jim Tyrrell of East Lansing the Cooperative Extension 1 and Rita Tyrrell of Mt. Service, 4-H members learn SPECIAL THUMB ftPPtlANCE Pleasant spent the week end how to use resources intelli- with Mr. and Mrs. Jack gently today in order to meet " CASS CITY Tyrrell and family. tomorrow's needs. THURSDAY ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland 4-H'ers initiate and provide and Brian Nugent were Sun- leadership in community con- HOT day evening guests of Mr. and servation campaigns. They NOW CARRIES 4 STYLES OF WOOD KITCHEN Mrs. Jim Doerr and family develop nature trails to stim- DOGS for ice cream and cake in ulate public awareness and CABINETS honor of Jeffrey Doerr's first appreciation of woodlands, birthday. wildlife and streams. Or get A FINE CLEAN PLACE TO TAKE LONG BELL - DURA SUPREME - MEDALLION - EXL Mrs. Manley Fay Jr. and 'involved in helping control Mrs. Matie Loomis of Bad soil erosion and air pollution. THE WHOLE FAMILY Axe and Mrs. Lynwood La- In each county conducting a peer were Thursday lunch 4-H conservation program, up to four medals of honor are BIG D offered for members and as many as four certificates to local clubs. RESTAURANT Miss Grain One 4-H'er from each state receives an expense-paid trip DALE DEERING to the 54th National 4-H Congress, Nov. 30 - Dec. 4 in PHONE 872-4515 transferred Chicago. During the Con- gress, six national winners (OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK) are awarded college scholar- ships of $1,000. HOURS: 10-10 MON.-THURS. & SAT. from Sanilac More information on the 10-11 FRIDAY - 11-10 SUNDAY county 4-H conservation of natural resources program is •JUST SOUTH OF ERLA'S SHOPPING CENTER Cynthia D. Crain, Area 14 available from county exten- AT RAILROAD TRACKS Home Economist and Family sion office. Living Agent working in Sanilac county, has been transferred to Oakland county as of Nov. 1, according to Sanilac County Extension Director, A. Rex Sieting. This transfer of Miss Crain was made by the Michigan State SALE! PLOWDOWN SPECIALS University Board of Trustees at their October meeting. Miss Crain was a 1972 18-18-18 $158.60 graduate of Central Michigan University where she re- 10-26-26 152.40 ceived her bachelor of science degree in Home Economics 0-14-42 124.00 and Family Living. She came to Sanilac county in 1974. Potash 60% 90.00 Miss Grain's duties while in Sanilac county were the responsibilities of Home Eco- Ammonia 82% - - 210.00 nomic and Family Living programs and the supervision Solution. 28% —- 115.00 of the Expanded Nutrition Program of which Mrs. Elsie Widdows is the Expanded Nutrition Aide. FREE DELIVERY OF DRY PLOWDOWN She worked closely with • and developed new programs in the area of young home- SPECIALS TO YOUR FARM! FREE ESTIMATES! makers. She was instru- mental in organizing pro- ON ALL CUSTUM MADE CABINETS. WILL MEASURE IN THE PRIVACY grams for the women dealing THESE ARE THE CASH PRICES. THIS OFFER GOOD OF YOUR OWN HOME. PHONE OR COME IN FOR AN APPOINTMENT. with value systems anu Buai achievements. She was also ONLY WHILE PRESENT SUPPLY LASTS AND CAN- active in the program areas NOT BE EXTENDED BEYOND NOVEMBER 15, 1975. of gardening, canning and freezing. Mrs. Aliene Mills of Tuscola county and Mrs. Ann Ross of Huron county, Extension KLEIN FERTILIZER CO, THUMB APPLIANCE CENTER Home Economists and. Fam- ; JfV ily Living Agents for Area 14, CASS CITY will be filling in for Sanilac KLEIN'S 6422 W. MAIN CASS CITY PH. 872-3505 County Home Economic pro- grams until Sanilac county PHONE 872-2120 . has a full time replacement for Miss Crain. 7~ PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Marie Meredith 74, dies Shabbona Area News Phone 672-9489 Down Memory Lane Friday FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE Saturday, Nov. 8, the com- Piper Memorial Hospital, Wiley of Detroit in Novi Dearborn was a Sunday munity held an open house at Zaire, Africa, will be present. Saturday evening. afternoon caller of Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson Puterbaugh Funeral services were held the town hall for Mr. and Mrs. Slides will be shown. Oakley Phetteplaceof Ypsi- Monday lor Frank G. Jerry Heronemus, who had lanti came Saturday to spend and family. FIVE YEARS AGO wages, hours and other items which will be coached by Bob • Mike Kreger is attending Schwartz. 74, Grant township and conditions of public lost their home by fire. They a few days wild Mr. and Mrs. farmer, who died Friday at Beattie, U.S. Olympic ski received many items for their Merrill Kreger. the FFA National Convention Mrs. Jacqueline Freiburg- employment." coach. in Kansas City this week. Hills and Dales General er. principal of Willis Camp- Stricter health and sanita- new home on Pringle Road. Bob Vatter and son Jerry of Mrs. John Picket! and Hospital following a long Argyle were Tuesday evening family of Waterford were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown bell School, outlined a plan for tion regulations for Cass City TWENTY-FIVE YEARS illness. student safety on the way to and the area would be a FAMILY NIGHT callers of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sunday guests of Mr. and of Clarkston spent the week He was born Sept. IK. 1901. AGO end visiting her mother. Mrs. and from school to the Cass by-product of a four-county Hoagg. Mrs. John Fleming and in Romania, and had lived The Shabbona United Meth- A.N. Fox of Leonard was a family. Ernest Parrott. City board of education at health department under con- A total of $4,000 has been Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hopkins most of his life in Grant Monday's meeting. sideration by an eight-man odist church family night will visitor Saturday afternoon Mr,'and Mrs. Wilfred Turn- township. Huron county. Ho subscribed for the Elkland be held Saturday evening, and evening of Mr. and Mrs. er attended the wedding of Saginaw honored her The Tuscola County Board committee which recently Township Community Chest, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil was the son of the late Mr. of Commissioners met in named J. Arthur Haley of Nov. 22, at the church. A Virgil VanNorman. reception Saturday evening and Mrs. Steven Schwartz. Leonard Damm, chairman of cooperative supper will be Mrs. Frank Chippi was a for April Parrot! and Ronald VanNorman at a dinner regular session Tuesday and V'assar as chairman. —the—drive;—said—early—this He mariM>d__^JosepJiine^ spent-a-good-par-t-oRhe-day- —Pepsi~Cola~ will move its served at 7:30 p.m. Friday caller of Mrs. Ernest Bowlini I g at the Applegat_m£—n e— ____ week. Ha II:— 'wedding anniversary which "~LencJaT~Dec:~~287 1926, in" reviewing the sticky salary warehousing operation from -Pa nrot t- : Sebewaing. At a meeting of the board of truth, Methodist missionaries Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Frank- Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- was Saturday. negotiations with Sheriff's the former H.O. Paul building directors of the Pinney State Mrs. Ernest Parrott at- He was a retired farmer deputies and the County in Cass City to Saginaw, it who are on furlough from lin of Brown City were man were Tuesday evening and employed 17 years at Bank Tuesday evening, Dorus Saturday evening callers of callers of Mr. and Mrs. tended a party Thursday Employees .Association, was announced this week by W. Benkelman was advanced Michigan Lumber Fabri- primarily from the court- FORMAL WEAR their grandparents, Mr. and Harley Dorman and family of evening at the home of Mrs. company authorities. from assistant cashier to the Caro. Paul Langenburg. cators, and retired in 1966. house complex. Members of the press, Mrs. Ralph Smith. He is survived by four sons, position of cashier to fill the Mr. and Mrs. Karl Spring- Rev. and Mrs. Harold The victory dinner for the social workers and civic vacancy caused by the recent RYAN'S Edward of Cass City, George Elkland-Novesta Community stead and grandson, Bill Smith were Wednesday eve- Gl'YS AND GALS l-ll leaders were presented de- death of Ernest Croft. Men's Wear and of Clarkston, Richard of Ubly Chesr will be held Wednes- tails of a project designed to Regnerus, attended the wed- ning supper guests of MY. and and Frank Jr. ofGagetown; Jim Bishop, Cass City High Formal Wear Rental Mrs. Ralph Smith. day, Nov. 18, at the Cass City secure $95,805.50 under the School halfback who chalked Phone 872-3431 ding of their granddaughter, The Evergreen Guys and three daughters, Mrs. Roman Mrs. Louise Stierman of Restaurant-Hotel, President Economic Opportunity Act up a total of 36 points in grid Patty Springstead to Roger Gals 4-H Club held a meeting Glaza of Peck, Mrs. Melvin Don Erla announced this Monday, Nov. 3, when elec- from the Federal Goverment tilts this season, was voted Peruski of Ubly. and Mrs. week. The chest drive is at a meeting held Thursday the most valuable player of tion of officers was con- Richard Gracey of Houston, currently at about 50 per cent noon at Gagetown. the 1950 season by the high ducted. Tex.; two brqthers, Steven of its goal of $10,000. Sally Smith is the new Cass City's young ski school squad last Monday. and Jacob Schwartz, both of Groundbreaking ceremon- champion, Lynn Atwell, president. Colleen Leslie is Gagetown; seven sisters, Footings for a 35 by 70 foot ies for the new Kingston State daughter of Mr. and Mrs. addition to the Ford Garage vice-president; Sandy Pallas, Mrs. Frank Turt of Chicago, Bank were held Monday. GET A CHECKUP secretary, and Dwight Loed- Stuart Atwell, has been chos- were started last week, ac- 111., Mrs. Nickolas Keller of Cass City Police Chief Gene en to attend the U.S. Ski Team The man who is concerned about his future ing, treasurer.' Ray Burleson cording to Charles Auten, Zephyrhills, Fla., Mrs. Wilson and officers John training camp this month sees his doctor regularly to make sure he is was named reporter. garage manager. V Eugene Austin of Lancaster, Rands and Bill McKinley Late returns Wednesday healthy. He averts disaster by thinking ahead. Plans were made for an ice N.Y., Mrs. George Young of were among 27' county law He also sees the insurance professionals at cream social Dec. 15 and a night gave Harry F/jKelley Kitchener, Ont., Mrs. Frank officials who have completed 929, 890 votes for governor to our AGENCY for the proper insurance coverage roller skating party is sched- Wolner of Flint, Mrs. Mary a weekly training course at uled in Caro Nov.' 18 at 7:30 100 attend 924,188 for Governor G. IVIen- on his home, auto and business. Brink of Gagetown and Mrs. Caro and who were feted at a nen Williams. p.m. William Madillof Saginaw; 24 banquet at Sebewaing last' DELAYED NEWS grandchildren and three Wednesday. THIRTY-FIVE YEARS great-grandchildren. AGO HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Kritz- A Rosary was recited TEN YEARS AGO Gifford OES man spent Friday in Port Sundayvevening at the Hunter Harry T. Crandell Jr. of Huron calling on Adam Har- Funeral Home, Gagetown, by Unionism for Cass City's 56 Silverwood will be among the INS. AGENCY ris and his wife, Jennie. She is Rev. Fr. Norman Van Pop- teachers became a reality many Michigan exhibitors at 6815 E. Cass City Road recuperating at Mercy Hos- pelen. Monday night as the Cass City rites Nov. 8 the 1940 International Live Cass .City pital. Funeral services were held School Board recognized the Stock Exposition to be held at Phone 872-2688 Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Kritz- Monday at St. Agatha Cath- Cass City Teachers' Club as the Chicago Stock Yards, man and Mrs. Elsie Roback olic church, Gagetown, with the official "exclusive rep- About 100 from Detroit, Nov. 30 to Dec. 7. of Argyle spent Sunday al the Fr.' Van Poppelen officiating. resentative" of the teachers East Tawas and the Thumb The first questionnaires for Earl Kritzman home at Burial was in the church "in all future bargaining on area attended installation of those registered under the Snover. cemeterv. officers to serve Gifford military selective service in Chapter OES for the coming Tuscola county were sent to TtH year, held Saturday evening, 50 men by the county draft Nov. 8, at Gagetown. . board Tuesday and Wednes- Sanilac Mrs. James Ashmore of day with instructions that Sebewaing, sister of the new they must be filled out and worthy matron, Miss Fronda returned within five days. LOW, LOW Mellemlorf, was the installing Rev. Frank B. Smith, immunization officer and was assisted by pastor of the Baptist church, Mrs. Justus Ashmore of E. conducted a'brief memorial Tawas as marshal!, Mrs. Edna service for Dr. R.N. HoJsaple Bills of Caro as chaplain, at the beginning of the Mrs. Beryl Osborn of Owen- November program of the clinics set dale as organist and Mrs. Cass City Community Club, Judy Titus of Caro as solo- Tuesday evening. • 1st. DIRECT-TO-YOU The regular immunization The Cass City community , Miss Mellendorf was es- clinics sponsored by . the corted to the East by three suffered comparatively little Sanilac County Health De- nephews, Billy, Jim and Ed damage in the big wind storm partment will be held at Ashmore. Installed as worthy Monday afternoon and night department offices at 115 N. patron was Miss Mellenriorf's which worked great havoc Elk St., Sandusky, Monday, brother-in-law, James Ash- throughout the state and Nov. 17, and Wednesday, Nov. mon>, who was escorted by which was particularly se- 19. his daughter, Shirley. vere on the Great Lakes. WE INSTALL Hours for both days' are In addition to elective of- "Strike Up The Band" with 9:li()-ll :;i(l a.m. and 1:30-4.'00 ficers previously listed, the Mickey Rooney and Judy EHOUSE p.m. following appointive officers Garland, was playing at the If possible, parents whose were installed: Cass Theatre. last name begins with A-M Chaplain, Mrs. Beverly should attend the first day, Hartman: marshall, John ALL ANTENNAS Marshall: organist, Millie and parents whose last name begins with N-Z should attend Wilson: Adah, MaudeSarosky: the second day. Ruth, Inez Beach: Esther, PRICES Protection against measles, Glenda Wilson: Martha, Joyce rubella, whooping cough, Mosher: Electa, Luella Root; warder, James Mosher; senti- DIAMONDS diphtheria, tetanus, and polio nel, Ed Good Sr. will be offered. Tuberculin Mrs. Bernadine Good will tests will also be offered. serve as substitute officer CHANNEL MASTER Children three months of and instructor. At the close age and over are invited to of installation, Job's Daugh- attend. ters of Bethel No. 77, pre- ANTENNA A parent or guardian must sented the"- Lighted Cross accompany the child: Parents ceremony. are urged lo bring a record of Mrs. Betty Surine of Caro previous immunization. and Mrs. Ed Mellendorf poured when refreshments CARO'S LEADING JEWELER were served at the close of PH. 673^2444 7 Ubly FFA the meeting. V Announcing! members at Kansas Gty Seven members of the Ubly FFA chapter are in Kansas City, Mo., this week to participate in two national FFA contests. The most Four members will partici- pate in the National FFA advanced VHISL Horticulture Contest, while three others will take part in saw in the the FFA Meats Contest; Horticulture contest parti- world for cipants include Laurie Walsh, Shari Auvil, Vincent Messing •and Bob Main, with Rebecca Only Complete Walsh traveling to Kansas City as a team alternate. Meats contest team mem- $109.95 bers are Rick Vogel, Dave Glaza and Dennis Taylor, Antenna System with Judy Tyrrell as alter- MINI MAC 25 nate. 82 CHANNEL ANTENNA The contests are among with Chain Brake seven national agricultural • Chain Brake stops moving chain in milliseconds, to. contests conducted annually reduce the hazard from kick back. by the National FFA organi- zation as part of the conven- • Powerful — zips through a 6 inch log in seconds tion. This year, 36 teams will • Easy to use: Automatically oils its own bar and chain test their knowledge of horti- as you cut : $97.50 culture, while 33 teams will • Economical: Save money on,firewood, on tree select top quality cuts of meat trimming, on house heating. Builds numerous fun and identify the various retail and useful projects. "Widest cuts of beef, pork and lamb. STORE HOURS Awards will be presented to the winning teams and high 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p. m. scoring individuals at' the Selection Daily INSTANT awards breakfast to be held this Friday morning. Contest 6080 Cass City Rd., Cass Cit in the Open fill 9 p. m. Friday winners will be introduced to the convention audience at * , Phone517^872-2616 CREDIT the Friday morning business Thumb" session. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHROXICLK-THURSDAY. XOVK.MBKH 13. 1975 PAGE ELEVEN PRICES GOOD NOW thru SAT,, NOV. 15,1975 NOTE No' rt' t»pon s i bl e for errors mode 1.1 Mr.lGA KnowsWhat YouLike... Pr,nimg. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. Better Fed/ Money Ahead STORE HOURS: OPEN THURSDAY Holden Bonus Items k AND FRIDAY TILL 9:00. I ' "'• P e. :::; 8 WKST VIRGINIA 8 CASS CITY I6A FOODLINER DAILY TO 6:00. (BACON 990 BEER - WINE TO GO ' booklet FARMER PEET ;J; !> Ih. bag | BEET Come sueii 65f HUNTERS Save SPECIAL! BACON M FOR HEARTY With OUTDOOR APPETITES MIIK 99(| :•:• \V Killed discount booklet ;••• I THAT ARE HARD •fr,v.v.%\\v.v,1.v.v.v.;.v.;.'.'x.'.;.'..v.;.'.;':° IGA •jif l doz. I.ARGK •:•:' TO SATISFY! WHOLE or |GRADE A | END CUf (EGGS 17C{ You're IjSjiW Killt-d discoiiiii booklet :•':• FAME GRADE 'A' IGA TABLERITE BOSTON BUTT FAME WHOLE or HALF HYGRADECHUNK SEMI-BONELESS 6 - 16-oz. TOM TURKEYS PORK STEAK STYLE LARGE GREAT HOT PLUMP & TENDER! GREAT WITH APPLESAUCE! HAM or COLD! BOLOGNA VERNORS 18-22-lb. WATER GREAT FOR Reg. or Diet ADDED IN Size $139 SANDWICHES! 1C A-TABLE RITE PROCESSING! Ib. $1.29 GROUND BEEF FAMILY ]>AK TABLE TREAT 'WHITE' GOLDEN HEARTH SESAME VIENNA HAMBURGER BREAD '-">-L°" 5 Ibs. or mort BREAD OVEN FRESH n« «.<*. PK,. BREAKFAST ROLLS 59 KEEBLER COOKIES IVz-lb. PECAH SANDIES or > DL , • • net 14-oz. Pkg. I Loaf RICH 'N'CHIPS SUNSHINE I 39 KRISPIES REG-or UNSALTED Or DEL MONTE VARIETY WAHAM CRACKERS CATSUP 14-oz. 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A DELICIOUS LUNCH BOX TREAT' .SALISBURY STEAK .CHICKEN & DUMPLINGS POST CEREAL • BEEF CHOP SUEY 150 size DOZ 2-lb. Pkg. SUGAR CRISP R 10 18 o/ Box Limit On,. Coupon PIT Fnmily Coupon li^pirrs Nov. 15, 1975 (Ins Coupon K, S7.00 Pmrhns FOODLINER CARNATION WITH COUPON INSTANT FAME DAIRY FRESH 9949 i4Vf Fl ORIDA WHIFF or PINK MILK SKIMMED [GRAPEFRUIT Limit Oni- Cnn|.(in Pi i F nnn I y 4O G Coupon EM""-- Nov. 15. 1975 MILK >< ""n- 5-lb. Bag ^.il. M,,.. Ci.npon ,S «.7.00 Pujrhosi CALIFORNIA RED FMPEROR TABLERITE MIDGET COLBY LONGHORN '."" GRAPES WITH COUPON 1 GREAT FOR SAI AD LB ANTI-FREEZE WESTERN D ANJOU SUNNY DELIGHT PEARS Of YOUR CHOICE Liir.t One Coupon PCT''Fain 11 y CITRUS WASHINGTON Coupon E«p»i's Nov. 15', 1975- RED orGOLDEN DELICIOUS PUNCH APPLES PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 CASS CITY; MICHIGAN Rev. Capps: working with people provides challenge By Jim Ketchum persons to Cass City, popula- also served as Chaplain at the ultimately important. His could I do to help?" back them up when they Presbyterian Hospital at the special love is family counsel- the personal ministry is still bodies and local churches. tion 2,000. So far, he's happy He said that in too many needed us." vital. Rev. Harry Capps gets a with it. University of Pennsylvania ing and he hopes to get instances, this approach From this type of exper- In spite of these problems, charge out of people. He "I can go outside in the medical center in Philadel- involved in this aspect of didn't work. What did was the church can still be made ience, he says, you realize CHURCH CAN WORK enjoys working with them and back yard with my son and phia. ministry in Cass City. getting other community that people really count. to work, Pastor Capps be- listening to them. Most of all, toss a football back and forth He also studied at the He recalled some of the service agencies involved lieves. "It's ultimately important Responding to recent crit- he enjoys being able to help with him," he said. "In Philadelphia Family Insti- work he accomplished at his . that could offer the services to let a person know that he is "The church is a place them. Lansdown, we had to walk tute. former pastorate. each person needed. icism that the church as a worth something," he said. whole no longer meets the where people can still get • He hopes to make involve- He spent the last 6'/2 years "We developed a'program Pastor Capps said this eight blocks to do it. This is Another area of special needs of people, Pastor Capps support and that's as it should ment with people a hallmark just great." at Lansdown, Pa. with the police department organized approach to fam- concern is bridging the gener- be," he says. "I look on the of his pastorate at First Small-town life won't be involving disturbed fami- ilies in trouble was more thinks part of the problem ation gap. stems from a hierarchy not work as exciting and I'm Presbyterian church. Pastor entirely foreign for his wife, PEOPLE ARE lies," he recalled. "This was successful. "All generations are worth enthusiastic about it." ' Capps will preach his first IMPORTANT strictly on a non-sectarian "We didn't let people fall always in tune with what the Rita. She comes from a small something and each one has pastors and parishioners are sermon at the church as its town in Illinois. They are also basis and mostly it simply through the cracks, though," When the Capps family isn't something to offer the other," thinking. at work, they love to camp pastor Sunday and he's sure their two children, Pastor Capps sees people as involved my asking what he said. "We were there to he said. "That's one area I'd ' hoping it marks the beginning Jeremy, 5, and Stacey, 4, will "Often, the hierarchy and fish. Chances are good like to work in-getting inter- they'll try to work in trips to of a long and rewarding like it too. action between the genera- doesn't always consider all relationship. The church has been with- the consequences of its the lake whenever the time tions." permits, "We're really happy to be out a pastor for nearly a Pastor Capps also places actions at the local level," he in Cass City," Pastor Capps year and a half. Pastor says. - TheinsonJs a-k i ndergar-ten- great value in -the pastoral student and their daughter -said as he took a break from* Capps is anxious to 'beginTiis call and plans to make it a He sees a need to improve the rigors of moving into a ministry here and so far, he's will attend the Pre-school point to visit every one of his the lines of communication Nursery which meets in the new home and settled into a found the people of the church parishioners. He maintains between national church chair in the living room just as anxious to have him. church basement. overlooking Seeger Street. "These people are really "I'd kind of had it with the great," he said. "This church city," he said, locking his had the most impressive hands behind his head and pulpit committee I met, and I leaning back thoughtfully. candidated at several Nab five teens in "We were looking for a less churches. They really sold complicated environment--a themselves." freer place to be. And it looks Pastor Capps is a graduate like we found it here." of Grove City College and Pastor Capps, 33, moves holds a master of science in from a city of about 16,000 divinity from Princeton. He phoney bomb scare Five teenagers were appre- girl, whose name was with- lodged, but a 17-year-old hended in connection with a held due to her age, allegedly Marlette youth is under REGISTRATION NOTICE fictitious bomb scare at Cass tried to turn in a mirror at investigation. City High School last week Coach Light Pharmacy that The incident allegedly took FOR after their call was traced to was not purchased from the place last Thursday, an apartment on Main Street. store. Claude H. King, Gagetown, Names of the five were not Police indicated probate reported the theft of a six by released due to their ages, but action would be sought in the eight-foot shed from his SPECIAL Cass City Police indicated case. residence at 4792 State St., they will seek Probate Court Lex Tetreau, Sherman St., Friday. action against them. reported a jack, two pipe Caro State Police said the The five were apprehended wrenches and an assortment shed was found later in a following a bomb threat of tools stolen from a camper vacant lot at the main inter- ELECTION Wednesday morning, Nov. 5. parked at his residence. No section of the village, a This followed an earlier bomb suspects have been appre- quarter-mile away. scare a week earlier. hended. The shed was not reported Authorities used a tele- Dale Damm of Damm damaged. DECEMBER 29, 1975 phone tap to trace Wednes- Implement Co., reported 12 day's call to the Main Street tires stolen from a shed An annex to the Sanilac Co. Courthouse address. behind the Main Street store McClain to Police said the youths had last Saturday. Damm told all skipped school that day. Cass City Police the tires Notice is hereby given that One reportedly hid in the were all new 15-inch recaps. bathroom of the apartment Tuscola county Sheriff's lecture until his presence was re- deputies investigated a pos- NOVEMBER 28, 1975 vealed to police by a com- sible forced entry at a Texaco panion. warehouse on Hooper Street Nov. 20 The youths were turned in Caro, Sunday. Owner Thomas A. McClain will is the last day to register. .1 will be at over to their parents follow- Amasa Anthes, Cass City, present a free public lecture my home from 8:00 a.m. to 8 p.m. ing police interviews. said he discovered damage to as the guest of the First A 15-year-old Cass City a safe when he attempted to Church of Christ, Scientist, High School student was open the combination lock Caro, Thursday, Nov. 20. ; NEWEST NEWCOMERS to Cass City are Rev. Harry Capps, his apprehended by police last Sunday. He will be introduced by CLARE BROWN wife, Rita, and daughter Stacey. Pastor Capps begins his duties week after she allegedly Nothing else was reported Terrence S. Kaiser and the Sunday at First Presbyterian church. Their son, Jeremy, was in attempted to obtain money missing in the warehouse. title of the address is, "Why G.R.EENLEAF TOWNSHIP CLERK under false pretenses. Sheriff's deputies are also Spiritual Healing?" ; school when this photo was taken. Cass CityrP6lice said the probing a report of a motor-1' A former newspaper execu-. cycle being driven into the live, McClain is now in the;, lobby of Kingston High full-time healing ministry of': Letter School. No charges have been the Christian Science Church. I to the Editor REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR It's Damman with SPECIAL i an V9 Mr. Haire ELECTION November 3,1975 lack of governmental know- Mr. John Haire, Editor ledge, you opened yourself up Cass City Chronicle for a little chiding yourself. 6550 Main Street In fairness to those you DECEMBER 39, 1975 | Cass City, Michigan 48726 found guilty for not knowing CLOSE-OUT ZONOLITE .the name of the Lieutenant Dear Mr. Haire: Governor of Michigan, I think An annex to the Sanilac Co. Courthouse you should confess to your JOHNS-MANVILLE I'll have to give you an "A" failure in spelling. The name Notice is hereby given that ATTIC FILL for current events but a "C" of the Lieutenant Governor is for spelling. James J. Damman. While you were chiding the So, as long as you are giving NOVEMBER 28, 1975 FIBERGLASS Cass City Rotary Club for its the Cass City Rotarians the INSULATION answer to Gerald Prieskorn's s the last day to receive registrations, quiz, it seems only fair for you to give them an entirely rom 8:00 a.m. to 8 p.m. at my home. SHINGLES Save on correct answer. Sincerely, PICK-UP OTIS DORLANP Your Auto David T. Hayhow A Rating PRICE Executive Assistant EVERGREEN TOWNSHIP CLERK PER BAG Insurance o HI! DELIVERED PER BAG With a Michigan Mutual Auto-Gard Policy. I'm Economy Grade Center Matched Also, cut those GARY big premium payments down 1X8 to size with our DIEBEL 2X4X8 49t 10 pay plan. REDWOOD lin ft. Call for a quote I just became the new manager of Klein Fertilizers, 872-3615 Inc. of Cass City. I'm here to serve you and I'm very excited about meeting all of you. We are planning an open house in the near future. I promise to make every- Doerrlns. one happy with my service and prices. The coffee is on CROFT-CLARA LUMBER, INC. Agency so come in and say hello. Thanks - see you soon. Phone 872-2141 6440 Huron Cass City Cass qity. Gary C. Diebel CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 PAGE THIRTEEN BETTER HEALTH Provincial House reports profit Provincial House. Inc.. re- Mrs. Harold Koch 665-2536 Provincial House reported ing in Lansing, and other gained profitability in fiscal a buildup to 99 per cent by 1975. increased the scope of Lansing properties and assets year end in the occupancy of S.D. Solomon & Sons GIRL SCOUTS Mrs. Nelson Koch and Mrs. its health care programs and rate for its more than Pills for high blood pressure strengthened its financial Construction Co. had in- Harold Koch and Janet called 1500-bed capacity in its 12 creased the company's net Gagetown Jr. Girl Scout on Miss Emma Koch in position. President Patrick J. geriatric nursing homes, its Callihan announced this assets by approximately $2 Troop 711 held their Hallo- Sebewaing, Monday after- hospital-surgical center and million and had raised its ween party Oct. 29. Mrs. noon. BY DR. WILLIAM J. WELCH week. homes for the mentally re- Increases in the utilization working capital ratio to 1.5 to 'Patty Rayl and Ivernia Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Werde- tarded. 1 from 1974's .9 to 1. •Schwartz were in charge, man left for their winter ot the company's health The company also reported with nine scouts and one guest home this past week. There is real tedium in lerences in the occurrence of centers and hospital and a that arrangements to pur- taking pills every day for any It may seem dreary to go on .present. Games were played, Visitors at the home of Mr. the complications oi high taking pills for asymptomatic modest gain in computer chase Medical Center West, a prizes awarded and refresh- and Mrs. Harold Koch Sunday reason. But it is particularly blood pressure show up in a service income offset the centrally located office build- Give some people a fighting wearisome when you feel high blood pressure but thi-rv chance and they'll do the rest. ments served. afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. relatively short time, that is. is very convincing I'videnci' company's planned reduction Troop 711 Jr. Girl Scouts Carl Weber Jr., Jim, Heidi perfectly well, and the reason within three to five years, and of Sii million in construction for taking the pills is to lower that taking pills is keeping contracts. As a result. Pro- attended the circus in Cass and Holly of Frankenmuth, (he benefits of treatment are many hypertensive people out ,City, Tuesday, Nov. 11, court- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Koch and your blood pressure, which obvious. of trouble vincial House reported total The Largest Display of Fireplaces, Wood & Coal Stoves esy of the Gagetown Farm sons from Caro, Mr. and"Mrs. you probably did not know Now it appears in a recent revenues of S21.040.238. com- and Accessories is at: ^Bureau Services. Franklin Koch, Jim and was high until that chance Veterans Administration pared with S21,672,910 in Karen of Gagetown, Mr. and physical examination re- study that even when blood fiscal 1974. vealed it. .GAGETOWN STUDY CLUB Mrs. Hans Grundman from pressure is not lowered to The booklet. ".Migraine or Callihan announced that net Leisure Living Sterling Heights, Mrs; Anita MqreqyerL you have been .. .normaL levels, .-there can--In-- Siek Headaches:::-tells trays' income^rejlectjng Uiejjenefit The Gagetown Study Club Sheppard and Christy of told that, although you may considerable benefit Irom ^offaYcredits from subsidiary oh "Divided Highway M-15, Just South of Bay City. Free feel perfectly well now, the ot avoiding migfiimous spells. operations, amounted to met Monday, Nov. 3, at the Birch Run and Mrs. Harold drugs. The incidence of For your copy, send i!f> cents Heat Machines, Chimney Heat Savers, Grates, Grills, home of Mrs. Gladys Weath- Stein and sons from Reese. reason for taking the pills is complications in patients with S295.569 or 31 cents a share. In Glass Doors, Tools, Free Standing & Custom Screens, so that you will not get into and a long, stamped, sell- 1974. a year affected by erhead with 13 members treated, but only partially addressed envelope to Dr. Fireproof Glue on Brick & Stone and Bicentennial Flags. present. Roll call was an BKOVVNIE NKVVS trouble with a stroke or a controlled, high blood pres- adverse construction activity. William J. Welch. Box 4994. Provincial House suffered an interesting event in our na- heart attack or kidney trouble sure was found to be only halt Depl (.'('('. Des Monies. Iowa Weekdays 9 to 5:30, Friday night to 7, Saturday 9 to 2, tion's past. Mrs. Muriel Barr The Brownie Girl Scout at some, unspecified, future that in untreated patients 5UHO(i. ' . after-tax loss of $890.363 or 95 Closed Sundays and Mondays. Phone (517)-892-7212. and Mrs. Nellie Sinclair gave Troop 641 had a Halloween time. cents a share. a review of American History party Oct. 29. They enjoyed And when you go to see your (1775-1875). Mrs. Sinclair and games and painted home- doctor periodically, it may Mrs. Frankie Anker reported made cookies made by Mrs. very well turn out that he is wot (jott COM save on the East Central District Pat Goslin. not at all satisfied with the Convention at La'peer recent- Brownie Troop 641 met degree to which the pills are HlIHMIU. ly A lunch was served by the Nov. 4, for their weekly working, no matter how much 4 BIG SALE DAYS hostess. Next meeting will be meeting. They opened with he modifies or adds to your Dec. 2, at the home of Mrs. the pledge to the flag, and the medication schedule. Inez Beach. Girl Scout Promise and Laws. So you find yourself in a They learned flag manners, kind of limbo, wondering fOOD SPECMtf They started making Christ- whether the pills are worth THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN. Mrs. John Rockefeller mas gifts for their mothers. taking and, sometimes, Velvet Peanut Butter drove the Owen-Gage Jr. whether the side effects, NO LIMIT ON PRODUCTS Varsity cheerleaders to Bay which many pills provoke, Crunchy or Smooth ;Cily on a shopping trip. Those arc not worse than the threat WHILE SUPPLY LASTS going were Dedra Rockefel- Farm Bureau you are told is hanging over Reg. 99C 16-OZ. ler, Lynnette Ziehm, Lourel you if your blood pressure LONDON'S 'Billy, Dawn Erickson, Mary goes untreated. Mr. Bubble BOTTLES .Good, and Kim Richer. elects officers A few years ago, many Reg. $1.90 Cindy Bencheck, married doctors took a fatalistic view Bath Powder 'Nov. 8 to Thomas Mellen- of non-symptomatic high DAIRY PRODUCTS dorf, was honored with a Elected as executive offi- blood pressure and believed Reg. 63? 12-oz. box bridal shower Oct. 18 in the cers of the Tuscola County that there was a long "be- 8-PACK Half & Half Methodist church basement. Farm Bureau at a recent nign" period in the life of 'There were 60 in attendance meeting of the board of patients with high blood "Dairy Fresh" eg from Detroit, Saginaw, Cass directors were LeRoy R. pressure, during which they COKE City, Owendale and Gage- Schluckebier of Franken- were not at risk and did not Individually ,*1 - pint town. muth, president; Gerald L. need any treatment. SUPER SALE SPECIAL Hicks of Deford, vice-presi- Part of the reason for this Wrapped Cheese Reg 1>15 FRITO LAYS dent; Robert Petzold of view was that there was no Orange Juice Vassar, third member; Lor- effective medication that "Dairy Fresh" t 10-oz. bag etla P. Kirkpatrick, secre- could be counted on to lower tary-treasurer of the corpora- an elevated blood pressure. 1/2-gal. With the advent some 20 Midget Colby Longhorn FRANKLIN tion. Plans were completed for years ago of medication that the delegation that will attend effectively lowers high blood Reg. 1.59 $1.29 Dairy Fresh Margarine the annual meeting of the pressure and with the prolif- Michigan Farm Bureau eration since that time of a Qtrd. Reg. 49? Lb. scheduled in Grand Rapids, whole range of effective Buttermilk Biscuits Dec.-9-12. anti-hypertensive agents, the Tuscola county will have 19 attitude of doctors began to 8 oz. can voting delegates plus alter- change. RING nate delegates attend this Many studies were under- Reg. 18? 3/43e meeting which will have an taken to see just how "be- nign" untreated high blood KOEGEL'S .agenda covering reports, French BOLOGNA action on resolutions, and pressure really is and how election of directors. much sickness and death Onion P.M. CHIP DIP Quality REG. Evening programs will in- could be prevented if high blood pressure was el'lec $1.19 Ib clude recognition of County Reg. 39? MEATS Uho Ben wa5 pooHy Farm Bureaus for outstand- lively lowered BACON OR GARLIC SANDWICH MEATS - CUT """"—' educated, he taught ing successful programs, ban- As with so many medical problems, when large num- FLAVOR THE WAY YOU LIKE THEM himself to read in quet for Roll Call Campaign managers, presidents and bers of patients are studied French, Latin, Italian young farmers, presentation with comparable untreated 8-oz. 5ffiiif|| KOEGEL'S patients as "controls," it 29< COTTO SALAMI and German. This en- of awards for Distinguished gradually becomes apparent abled him to commu- Service to Agriculture and to 1 the Agricultural Communi- that the slate of affairs is not LARGE BOLOGNA nicate with wor/d cator of the Year, and the necessarily as il was assumed Grade A Extra Large Reg. leaders. crowning of the Michigan to be REG. Farm Bureau Queen. Many studies now make it 99? Ib. Ben said: clear that there is significant EggS By JNR Doz. 69(t Ib. $1.49 THE SAME Representing Tuscola county in the Queen's contest statistical evidence thai pa- MAH CAN tients with asymptomatic Reg. 83C NOt 6£ is Miss Debra Loomis of Cass 8pk. A FRIEND City. John Young of Caro will high blood pressure who are represent District Six in the treated with anti-hyperten- Cheese Cake Cups REG. sive drugs fare much better 16-oz. state Young Farmers Discus- Reg ©1975 DEN FRANKLIN STORES sion Meet. than do those who go without 4-oz. Asst. ' $2.00 treatment And the so-called BOTTLES "licmgn" period is a lot less cups Flavors 30? rrrtiim iincl by no means as lung as it was once thought to be Just Dandy When enough people are FRESH PRODUCE observed -- both treated and Pink Lotion untreated -• significant dif- Detergent GOLD MEDAL Bananas ib_ Install Eastern 6402 California New Valencia • ^ g^ Reg. 89? FLOUR Oranges Ji^^Jl^ _O " 0 Star officers i.., MEDAL. , white or pink WiPUVQM i Grapefruit SCHAFER'S Enriched Hour at Marietta Reg. $1.35 ' Installation of Eastern Star Apples 4 officers at Marlette took BIG c BREAD place Saturday evening, Nov. 1 8. Installed as worthy matron Tomatoes _ l_49 THE UNDERSIDE of this drawer reveals that the table was made by Oscar Lenzner in 1852. I THE LENZNER HOME. MRS. MYRTLE McCOLL shows two hand-made banjos, constructed by Oscar Lenzner before the turn of the century. The ARE HARD TO EARN, BUT instrument on the right was fashioned from a wooden cigar box. FOR BRUISED BUDGETS MORE DIFFICULT TO SAVE A CHANCE FOR The current tax law provides several Cancer methods of saving $ and taking a cur- Thanksgiving FREE INSULIN rent tax deduction for the contribution AND society Cards [55] PLASTIPA«®SUPPLIES | 1. Individual Retirement When you care enough Account (IRA) to send the very best FOR meets Oct. 27 LIFE 2. Keogh Plans (HR10) The annual crusade round- IDf '1000 In C..II up and meeting of the Tuscola PLUS County Unit American Can- 600 OTHER 3. Other Qualified Plans. cer Society were held Monday evening, Oct. 27. A potluck VALUABLE. Maybe one of these plans would fit into supper preceded the meeting OPPORTUNITIES your financial program. at the Gilford United Meth- odist church. RECEIVE A FREE DIABETIC CONTACT Gretchen Haines presided FOOD EXCHANGE SLIDE GUIDE over the punch table during FOR PARTICIPATING the social hour, while music SEE YOUR PHARMACIST was provided by Erhardt FOR DETAILS HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE Rogner. Mrs. Joe Young and mem- SAVE bers of the Gilford Home INSURANCE AGENCY Extension Club were host- esses at the supper. 6815 E. Cass City Rd. 872-2688 During the last year, 60 Tuscola county residents were helped by the Society in various ways. Presently the .UARETTES unit's three hospital beds are all in use by cancer patients. The unit also owns two wheelchairs, two walkers, NOTICE TO bedpans and other equip- ment. Many patients are helped with the expense of «P *J • M W CTN. THIS UNUSUAL rocking chair contained a drugs, dressings and trans- portation. hidden sewing box beneath the seat and is It was pointed out that all BIDDERS believed to be one of several family-made money from memorials goes pieces that were in the home. directly into the crusade fund and at present there is $3,500 in the fund. AMMAL CRACKERS 40-COUNT Bids will be taken on She reported that 220 wo- Health agency rules told men from Tuscola county are in the breast cancer detection program. , 2-OZ. Rules which will govern the The most likely HSA candi- The Uterine Task Force VALUE organization of the new $2 1973 MERCURY date for the health service program was explained by Health Systems Agencies area covering the counties of Mrs. Ivan Perry and Mrs. $2.93 VALUE (HSA), mandated by the Saginaw,>Bay, Midland, Grat- Erhardt Rogner. Mrs. Robert 2-DOOR HARDTOP, LIGHT BLUE, National Health Planning and iot, Tuscola, Isabella, Clare, Blake of Millington and Mrs. Resources Development Act Gladwin, Huron, Sanilac, Iva Profit of Cass City may be OUTDOOR WHITE VINYL ROOF. of 1974, have been released by Arenac, Roscommon, Oge- contacted in their areas. The the Department of Health, maw and losco is the East Pap tests should be taken Education and Welfare to the Central Michigan Compre- before Dec. 1. Mrs. Joe AIR CONDITIONER Michigan Association for hensive Health Planning Young, Mrs. Charles Hirsch- $2.00 Bids will be opened Regional Medical Programs Council with offices in Bay man of Reese or Mrs. which will be playing a City. Beatrice Reinert of Richville COVER VALUE support role in implementing also have "kits" available. the new system in Michigan. Nov. 25,1975 at regular According to the act, the The proposed regulations Mrs.Ruth Hoffman of the new agencies will be respons- basically repeat the specifi- Lansing office showed a film accept all pre-pay ible for providing effective cations for HSAs which were and explained various as- FREE PARKINfi council meeting at 7 p. m. health planning as well as included in great detail in the pects about the Society. She BflNKAMERICMQ original legislation. However, mentioned that the next promoting the development of welcome here health services, manpower, the regulations add signifi- emphasis will be on colon and and facilities to meet speci- cant requirements to ensure rectal examination, as this DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING fied needs. An HSA is to be the public accountability of seems to be one of the either a private non-profit the new HSAs. Each appli- neglected areas, especially in BIDS WILL BE 4 p. m. NOV.25 corporation, a public regional cant agency will be required men. planning body or a single unit to hold a public hearing for She commended the unit's community review of its achievement in reaching its. COACH LIGHT PHARMACY of general local government responsible for health plan- proposals. The law requires goal. . ning and development. In that an HSA applicant/seek The highlight of the evening MIKE' WIvVVKK. OVV.HM- I'll. 872-361 Michigan HSAs will replace and use the recommendations was the announcement of the of its community in the design 1976 Crusade chairman, Mrs. Mm Cass City Missionary expected to total $850, Pastor church literally raised the Hull said. roof Saturday ... or at least The steeple was con- part of it. structed by Rev. Glenn Marks Workmen installed a 29-foot of Ada, who built it and steeple over the church sanc- hauled it to Cass City Satur- tuary, completing the project day. The steeple is made of that had been in the planning plywood with a laminated stage over two years. The aluminum covering. steeple was anchored into It took 14 men to raise the place by volunteer church steeple into place Saturday, workmen using ropes to hoist battling a persistent wind and the steeple into place. tricky cross-currents. According to Rev. Wilton While the steeple was not Hull, pastor of the church, the part of the original design for project had been on trustees' the church, everyone on hand minds for about two years, agreed it added the finishing but had been put off due to a touch to the structure. A~de~dicatioTi"service" ~is~ The project was eventually tentatively scheduled for Sun- made possible as a memorial day, Nov. 23, Pastor Hull donated by Mrs. Oran Leiter said. of Weidman, in memory of The steeple culminates the her parents, Glenn and Me- church building project which lissa Tuckey. was begun when ground was Final cost of the steeple is broken in the summer of 1965. MAKE SURE everything's ready UP SHE GOES Five area students receive CMU degrees Five area students were degree in elementary educa- among 799 to be awarded tion. She received a bachelor degrees at Central Michigan of arts degree in home [Coming Auctions University, at the end of the economics in 1952. summer sessions in August. Friday, Nov. 21 - To settle Mrs. Carol Ann Crawford, the estate of Irene Hall, a Shabbona Road, Deford, re- complete household auction ceived a bachelor of science will be held at 3953 Cemetery in math, with minors in Rd., one mile south of Cass English and special educa- City, beginning at 10:30 a.m. tion. Ed Bitel, auctioneer. She is currently employed Saturday, Nov. 22 - Mrs. as a substitute teacher in the Frances Watchowski, includ- Tuscola Intermediate School ing the estate of Val Watch- District. owski, will hold an auction, Lowell Thomas Smith, Jac- two miles east and one and a ob Road, Cass City, received half miles north of the Kinde a master of arts degree in school, on Hellems Rd. The school administration. He sale includes farm machinery received a bachelor of arts in and household goods. Ira, elementary education from David and Martin Osentoski, Huntington College, Hunting- auctioneers. ton, Ind., in 1969, and is a 1957 graduate of Caro High School. Saturday, Nov. 29 - Madilyn Heilig will hold a farm SUCCESS! Cass City Missionary church machinery sale at the place now has a steeple. Those happy workers are located three miles east and SR. DONNA M. WENCEL four and % miles north of (from the left) Fred Martin, Rev. Glenn She is a sister of the order of Kinde on Carpenter Rd. Ira, Marks and Rev. Wilton Hull, Missionary St. Dominic of Adrian and is David and Martin Osentoski, church pastor. presently principal of St. auctioneers. John's School in Ubly. Dorland Ray Kuntz, 3355 E. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD Cass City Rd., Cass City, ELKLAND TOWNSHIP firemen work to extinguish a fire and received a master of arts heavy smoke at the Susan Stafford home on Gilbert Road, early degree in guidance counsel- Monday morning. A barking dog is credited with awakening Ms. ing. He received his bache- lor's degree in elementary Stafford and her 13-year-old daughter, allowing them to escape. education in 1968 from Hunt- About $10,000 damage was done. (Neitzel Photo). ington College, Huntington, Ind., where he also minored in music. To Settle Estate of Irene Hall At the premises 1 mile south at 3953 Cemetery Rd. LOWELL T. SMITH FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 He is currently teaching STARTING AT 10:30 A.M. sixth grade at Caro Commun- Ironing board Laundry tubs ity Schools. Norge gas range Sr. Donna M. Wencel, 4440 Norge upright deep freeze Hoover portable washer Washington St., Ubly, re- Philco self-defrosting refrigerator 3/4 maple bed with springs and ceived a master of arts Formica kitchen table, 4 chairs mattress Ovenmaster broiler Quantity of bedding Quilts RCA table radio Linens 5 crocks Diebel new Zenith 12" portable TV Copper tea kettle Canned foods Electric hand mixer Fruit cans with lids Electric fry pan GE toaster manager Woven baskets Tea kettles Electric steam iron Extension cords Silverware, assortment of pots and Egg cartons Ladders at Klein's pans Clothes rack 2 trunks DORLAND R. KUNTZ Clothes hamper Antique sauerkraut cutter A Thumb area man is the Bathroom scales new manager of the Klein He currently teaches in the Butter churn Sump pump Fertilizer Co. plant in Cass vocal music program in the Mirrors Throw rugs Christmas decorations City, it was announced this Cass City schools. 2 maple captain chairs Old china Irons week by company officials. Also graduating were Rich- Round oak table The appointment of Gary 25 cup coffee maker ard P. Holdship of East Antique bowl and pitcher set Old fashioned cream canx Diebel was effective Nov. 1. McTaggart Road, Ubly, who 3 end tables 3 footstools Diebel is a graduate of Laker received a masters degree, 2 antique dressers High School. He was active in and Kenneth R. Sweeney of Hide-a-bed couch Quantity of curtains the Future Farmers of Amer- 4474 Pike St., Ubly, who also Swivel platform rocker Brand new luggage set ica for four years, receiving received a masters degree. Numerous pictures the State Farmer award in Highback oak rocker Commencement exercises 2 matching sitting chairs Flower boxes 1969. are not held at CMU during He farmed with his father the summer or fall, but 2 reclining chairs Lawn chairs near Elkton before moving to August graduates may par- Platform rocker . wall clock Low back oak rocker BENEATH THESE clown suits you'll find members of the Cass his present home in Cass City. ticipate in mid-year com- 2 antique stands Antique dresser with mirror He is a member of the City Gavel Club. They dressed this way to add some fun to Tuesday mencement exercises sched- Teledyne Packard Bell TV, 21" 6 solid oak high back chairs Elkland Township Fire De- uled for Dec. 13. night's Voorheis Circus that played to capacity crowds at Cass City partment and is married to Floorlamp Table lamps Book shelf High School. Hamming it up are (foreground) Wayne Dillon and the former Kathy Turner of Assortment of pillows Antique bed with springs and mat- Cass City. Bill Wallace. In the background are (from the left) Dick Wallace, Folding card tables tress The couple has two boys, Odd night stand Dave Hoard, Paul Clabuesch and Bob Hutchinson. Troy and Todd. Yarn embroidery and sewing kits Burn victim Electric fan Safghans" Lamp stand Antique lamp Corner .knickknack shelf Blue upholstered couch Vases ' Plants * still critical Antique sitting chair Assortment of dishes * Bench vise. Hand tools * Aryin floor heater Apex upright vacuum with attach- Antique sewing machine WEDDING NAPKINS Mrs. Jeanette Mulrath, 22, *V ments Wash tubs, pails if of 6484 River Rd., Cass City, *V Hoover upright vacuum with at- Old hot water heater A .G£Wu was still reported in critical r condition with burns over 75 tachments Picnic table Wooden crates to 80 per cent of her body ^& s With Two Lines of Type \ 3 piece maple bedroom suite Lawn Boy push mowerr19" Tuesday afternoon at the Portable Domestic rotary sewing 3/4 steej bed with springs Saginaw St. Ma'ry's Hospital burn unit. machine Quantity of storm windows Mrs. Mulrath was injured Quantity of books 1975 4 door 6 cylinder Grenada ALSO SILVER AND GOLDEN Saturday, Nov. 1, as she was Norge electric heavy duty dryer under 1,000 miles ANNIVERSARY NAPKINS attempting to fill a cigarette Norge wringer conventional wash- Many other small items # lighter. Lighter fluid spilled All merchandise - like new over a housecoat she was er * wearing and was ignited by a TERMS CASH - NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCIDENTS * cigarette. o .••••••••. : - •• CASS CITY CHRONICLE * The housecoat was de- In, case of bad weather merchandise will be sold under cover. Choice of styles * stroyed and wrapped Mrs. * to choose from * Mulrath in flames. JANE CHAPPEL, Administrator PHONE 872-2010 * She has been in St. Mary's * * Hospital since the incident Auctioneer*. UFHd mteRitel CALL 313-346-2572 ,iMc*)M<***)M<***********^ took place. OR CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 PAGE SIXTEEN WANT Owen-Gage school board EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ~ Secretarial position open for executive officer. Qualified applicant must have office,, • procedure experience with , okays $688,055 budget excellent typing skills. In-., terested applicants must. I contact Walbro Corporation, . Cass City. Attention D. Tonti., transfer back to Owen-Gage. come in on time, the loan Cost of the maintenance Continued from page one The land in question lies in won't be necessary. contract is $33.50 per type- sections two, three, six and 11 Interest on such a loan was writer per year. The okay is Dairymen and - • (the teachers') part in taking of Brookfield township. At an estimated at five per cent. subject to confirmation of this cut," Erickson said. earlier meeting, the board The board approved hiring maintenance contract terms. Builders '. passed a resolution favoring Phil Gray as varsity baseball Use Sanitile High Gloss tor ATHLETIC BUDGET the transfer. coach and accepted the resig- Interior coloring and water- The discussion brought an nation of Stella Errer as a proofing of new concrete The board approved an allegation from Voelker that cook, effective Jan. l. Mmrods brace walls, such as hospitals; • athletic budget totaling two blank petitions from the The board accepted a bid of schools, dairy and commer- $9,660, up by over $3,000 from transfer area had been turned $350 on a 1965 school bus from cial buildings, Choose your last year's budget. Athletic in signed but without any Homer Kretzschmer. color and stop worrying about' Director James Barr said information at the_tpp. Trustees approyed_the_pur- Jhe peeling and mold which the-increase comes through for deer comes from ordinary concrete The'b'oafa tooYno action oh ~chase of four IBM typewriters paint. • '. adding one girls' sport, soft- Voelker's charge. at a cost of $1,720. They ball, increasing the football In other business, the board turned down a lower bid of O'Dell Steel Bldgs^ schedule from seven to nine passed a resolution allowing $1,648 by Olympic due to a season opener Cass City 872-2349. 8-29-tf games and doubling the Erickson to borrow up to maintenance agreement that number of girls' basketball $40,000 in anticipation of state will reportedly repair the games played. 1963 CMC 14 ft. stake truck, aid. Erickson told the board machines even if they fall on 305 V-6 C-l engine, 5 ton" In addition, new football that if taxes and state aid the floor. Continued from page one helmets and uniforms were capacity, Excellent mechan- also needed, Barr said. request permission from ical condition, $800. Phone Football continues to be the landowners before they hunt (313) 672-9492. 11-13-3 1 most expensive sport, costing on their property. OWEN-GAGE BUDGET AT A GLANCE THIS PHOTO shows the Crawford school in Novesta township WANTED - old pocket 1 $2,000 last year, followed by "This is one of our biggest watches, rings, chains. Call basketball at $1,900. The trouble spots during the and was taken about 1907, according to Mrs. Reva Little, who Revenue: 197-1-75 1975-76 872-2635 after 5 p.m. baseball program cost $1,050 hunting season," Jarvis said. 2-2Q-t/i last year, while track cost "And it's one reason we supplied the picture. The teacher was Mae Little, now Mrs. George $451,788 $500. Local taxes $388,968 scheduled the antlerlcss sea- Bergen, 87, who lives in Lake Havasu City, Ariz. Mrs. Little says WILL DO babysitting or iron'-' The most expensive girls' State and federal $239,437 $191,909 son during the first week-to she is unable to identify class members pictured. ing In my home. Phone 872- i sports program was basket- cut down on the rush." 3163. ll-13-l'l ball, costing $1,125. $628,305 $688,055+ One factor that could in- crease the county deer kill ANTIQUES WANTED - glass; \- OTHER BUSINESS + Includes fund balance of $24,078 and tuition from other this year is the corn harvest. ware, furniture, clocks, oil' school districts of $280. Much of the corn crop will be lamps. Will buy or consign. In contrast to recent meet- in the bins before next Call George Janssen, 872-. 1974-75 1975-76 Deford man nets jail ings, Monday's board session Expenditures Friday, reducing hiding 4450 or 872-3154 after 6. was quiet. The board learned places for deer and sending 10-30-4 that the Owen-Gage Educa- Instruction $405,588 $378,375 them into more heavily tion Association has decided Administration 36,053 39,950 wooded areas. 3-BEDROOM home with extra to aid the board in its fight to Transportation 57,771 63,669 He said during the summer, large 2-car garage on 4 1/2 I prevent pending land transfer Operation of plant 54,113 65,500 a few more complaints of acres. 12 miles north of Mar- I requests to Cass City. Maintenance 21,401 10,500 deer damaging soy bean lette. $20,500. Try Farm, Fixed charges 29,489 50,460 term in Circuit Court Home financing on this with Erickson recommended crops were reported, but little Capital outlay 8,121 32,601 no money down. For details" that the offer be accepted. He damage was reported to and showing call Nancy, rep- | also reported a hearing is set Student services 287 500 standing corn. Title I 22,433 26,500 resenting Deerfield Real I for Thursday night with the Jarvis said the herd came Estate, phone 313-793-2004.1 Huron Intermediate Board of through last winter in excep- A Deford man was sent- larceny in Akron. set for Dec. 8, and bond was 11-6-31 Education regarding several Total: $635,256 $668, 055 tional condition and that last enced to a term in Jackson Ronald Roy Tondu, Albert continued. Laker School District prop- April's 17-inch snowfall did Prison when he appeared M. Umphrey and Michael Stafford is charged in BONE MEAL! Brewers Yeast! I erty owners who want to not hurt the herd. before Judge Martin Clem- Greer, all 18, stood mute and connection with a traffic Rose Hips! Lecithin !Proteip!,r ents in Tuscola County Circuit pleas of innocent were en- accident that took the life of and many more naturals, see-j Court Monday. tered in their behalf. Pre-trial Harry Faught, 77, last Sept. the Harvestlme Display at) Plan Family Day program Michael Lasiewicki, 25, De- examinations for the trio 24. Old Wood Drugs. 10-30-4 h ford, was sentenced to serve were set for Dec. 8, and bonds Richard E. Shaw, 32, Caro, INSULATE . Have you ever gotten up in why? from one-and-a-half to 15 are continued on each. was arraigned on two counts FOR RENT - All-electric du-f me morning, gone out to mow Did some of your shrubs years in prison after pleading A fourth man, William D. of uttering and publishing plex, close to town, 2 bed:i the lawn or rototill the garden kick up their toes and get that guilty to a breaking and Selleck, no age or address (writing bad checks). He rooms, kitchen appliance's.(- YOUR HOME and find that mechanical woe-begotten look and you entering charge. given, was also arraigned in stood mute on both counts and Carpet and drapes furmshedif wonder won't work? wonder why the loss of vigor? As a part of his sentence, connection with the incident. pleas of innocent were en- 1 car garage, yard, private), FREE ESTIMATES How about nurturing and Would you like to have Judge Clements recom- He entered a plea of guilty to tered in his behalf. entrance and drive. Call 872- pampering those fruit trees more vigorous house plants mended Lasiewicki receive a breaking and entering count Pre-trial examinations 2333. 11-13-3L Call Joe Mellendorf just to end up with wormy or this winter? drug abuse therapy. He was which was accepted by the were set for Dec. 22 and a scabby fruit and not know If your answer is "yes" to given credit for seven days court. $1,000 personal recognizance FOR SALE - Maytag ports' already served. bond was continued. dryer. Phone 872-2903. 375-2727 any one of these questions, Sentencin : ;g was set for Dec. you should attend the Dec. G Alvin L. Vollmar, 18, Ak- 22 .•••.!• •'•'•' f" •J(."'<.i:'.v,'j , ii.ijii! Tracy '.Don-Kelly,.''187 iChW, 11-6-f Riding Club Family Day Program at the ' ron, was sentenced to serve Allan J. Stafford, 28, Reese, entered a plea of guilty to a Caro High School, according from one-and-one-half to four was arraigned on a charge of probation violation when he FOR SALE - Little pigs, f to Don Kebler. years in Jackson Prison after negligent homicide. He stood appeared before Judge Clem- weeks old. Call 665-2257J You can learn simple pleading guilty to breaking mute and a plea of innocent ents Monday. The plea was 11-13-& 'maintenance on your yard, and entering and larceny in a was entered in his behalf. accepted and sentencing was m mmjf AH ^^BAM. building. Pre-trial examination was set for Nov. 24. FOR SALE - fur coat, siz^ officers elected lawn and garden machinery, 10. Phone 872-3268. 10-30 f_ proper fruit tree spraying, Vollmar was accused in r incidents involving the Briggs George Mclntosh was control of insect disease and KIDS' GARAGE SALE - most UY NUW other problems in your trees Furniture Store and a tavern B unanimously re-elected pres- in Akron earlier this year. Thumb Dairy agent's job ended ly toys and some clothing_ ident of the Indian Trails and shrubs, and having peppy Thursday only, 9:00 a.m,r house plants. He was given credit for two 5:00 p.m. 4163 Maple.S| Waiver of interest on all Case Riding Club at the annual days served. November election meeting. If those aren't of interest to you, maybe an estate plan is Ronald G. Pelton, 17, no Elimination of the Exten- necessary. This will be his 24th year as address given, was given a Tractors until April 1, 1976 president. foremost in your mind or any sion dairy agent position for Sanilac Agricultural Agent of Hie other 20 selected 54-day suspended sentence Huron, Sanilac and Tuscola Joe Shaltry will be primarily Also elected were Dar after pleading guilty to a Dumaw, vice-president; Patt educational sessions sched- counties stems from human responsible for dairy in Sani- SIMULATED ONLY CASE uled for youth and adult 90-day misdemeanor, fraud resource and budgetary con- lac county as will agent Pratt, secretary; Sharon under $50, when he appeared Carpenter, treasurer; Judy interest. siderations. George W. Atkeson in Huron ENGRAVED 4-WHEEL-DRIVE This Family Day event will before Judge Clements. and County Extension Direc- Ignash, reporter. Gary Evelyn Scott, no address William M. Bivens, who Spencer, Art Smith and Carl begin at 9:00 a.m. and close at tor Bill Bortel in Tuscola. BUSINESS CARDS' GIVES YOU 12:;t(l p.m. You'll be able to given, was sentenced for a currently holds the post, will Ignash were chosen as new plea of guilty to conspiracy to become dairy agent for Jack- Crop specialist Sam Woods directors. attend a total of two one-hour will work with bean produc- BOTH: sessions of your choosing. obtain money under false son county, Dec. 1, pending AVAILABLE I-COLOR There are 128 members in pretenses to five days in the Michigan State University tion in Sanilac, Huron, Tus- the riding club. Anyone inter- A schedule of this free cola and Saginaw counties. OR 2-COLOR Family Day event can be Tuscola County Jail with Board of Trustees approval. ested in joining is invited to credit for one day served. Other program areas will be attend the meetings, which yours by contacting the The personnel shifts, how- handled with existing Exten- The Chronicle are held the first Thursday of Tuscola County Extension of- Charges against Ronald ever, should ensure all agri- sion personnel within each everv month. fice, Clause and Leo Weiss, Frank- cultural programs within the county. enmuth, were dropped on tri-county area will remain Phone 872-2010 motions by Prosecutor adequately served by Exten- The Want Ads are newsy too. George Holmes. sion. A hearing in a case involv- USED CAR ing Leo Waterman, 47, on a Livestock specialist Lee REAL ESTATE probation violation was con- Warschefsky will spend two tinued to Dec. 8. Bond in the days each week in the Sanilac • 12-speed range power shift and case was reduced to $300. Extension office and two in SPECIALS Three Flint men were the Huron Extension office. • 4-way, 4-wheel rigid frame steering arraigned in connection with The fifth day will be used You get more with a Case 4-wheel-drive 2470 than the 1974 Pontiac Lemans coupe V-8, automatic, a breaking and entering and between the two counties as power steering and brakes. Bucket seats, sharp big Case 504-cube tufbocharged diesel with a rated car, low mileage. 12 mo. warranty. Only $3295 213 gross engine hp, official 176 pto hp. You get 12- speed power shift with 3 on-the-go changes in each of 1974 V.W. Super Bee, 4 speed, radio, extra clean 12 mo. warranty, low mileage. Only 4 ranges. Plus rigid frame 4-way steering with front 2695 THE ERNEST ANGLEY wheel steer for precision work, rear steer for easy 1974 Cutlass coupe, vinyl top, automatic, power, hook-up, coordinated front/rear steer for sharp turns, bucket seats. 12 mo. warranty. Only 3595 SALVATION-HEALING CRUSADE crab steer for hillsides. 1971! Plymouth Satellite coupe, V-8, automatic You get other advantages: excellent visibility. Tremen- transmission, power steering and brakes, vinyl ONE SERVICE ONLY dous hydraulic power—3-point hitch lifts 12,750 pounds. top, sharp blue. Extra clean. Only 1895 Up to 4 remote hydraulic circuits. 72-92 inch adjustable 1972 Chevrolet coupe, V-8, automatic and power, Sunday Afternoon wheel treads. Heated and air conditioned Case-built vinyl top, paint strips. Real Clean. Only 1995 cab. Optional 3-point hitch, quick coupler and .inde- NOV. 23 - 2:00 p.m. 1972 Vega Hatchback coupe, 4 speed transmis- pendent pto. See it TODAY! sion, radio, real clean, real sharp 1595 GOOD INCOME PROPERTY: 5 apartment house in re- Saginaw Civic Center good condition - paneling - all carpeting and drapes sti 1972 Ford LTD 4 door, vinyl top, air conditioning, - oil furnace - garage. M2-TO-088 siereo, like new. 12 mo. warranty. Only 1995 Heritage Theatre OWNER LOWERED THE PRICE: Just out of Cass Cit 1971 Ford Torino 2 door hard top, V:8, automatic, 303 Johnson 4 bedroom - den - garage - 2 1/2 baths - full basement power steering, vinyl top. Real clean. Only ...... 1795 approximately 2.95 acres - beamed ceiling In den, livij Saginaw, Michigan room and 1 bedroom - lots of storage - Must see to at WAIVER OF INTEREST 1971 Pontiac Bonneville coupe. Extra clean, lots preciate! M2-B-CY-423 of extras. 12 mo. warranty. Only The Lord Is performing great miracles and healings in ON NEW HOLLAND 1395 our day. Bring your sick and afflicted and expect mir- Approximately 80 acres - approximately 75 acres clearl 1970 Ford Maverick, standard transmission, acles! All seats free. and being farmed - about 4 acres of pines - good buildil radio. Good transportation spot - well - 1/2 mile of road frontage on paved ros HAY TOOLS 1095 THE WONDERFUL SINGING MEN Hl-F-401 1971 Ford 4 door V-8, automatic,'power steering FORAGE EQUIPMENT and power brakes. Needs little body work. Goqd 1HE MUSICAL FIVE CONTACT: j. McLeod Realty runner. Only > .'. 595 630 N. State Street SEE THE ERNEST ANGLEY HOUR Caro, Mi. 48723 EACH SUNDAY AT 8:00 A.M. MBIDEAU MOTORS OUVRY CHEV.-OLDS, INC CHANNEL 25 PHONE- 1-517-673-6106 Day or Night Farm Division Phone 872-2750 or 872-3830 1 M. Dale Brown, 872-3158... Alfred Goodall, 872-30S-, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL; Maynard H. McConkey, 872-2537 - Glenda & RayiJ ' PHONE 872-2616 r " CASS CITY Cass City Judy (313)-724-8296 Lou (517)-872-2667 Nelson, 872-4516 - Gene A. Stoll, 872-3923. ' „ ^ •i f w. -.. SA§§,jciry, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 PAGE SEVENTEEN TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH • OSE PROFITADLE, LOW COST CHRONICLE LINERS ^Transit (nonbuslness)rate: CHRISTMAS flavoring oils PLANTS AND POTS to put 20; words or less, $1,00 each now available. 25 different FOR SALE - New Yorker mo- FOR SALE - 16-ft. Lil Darling SPECIAL!! For Sale - 1974 WARM MORNING gas space them in at Old Wood Drug. bile home, 12 by 60. Fur- house trailer, brand new. FOR SALE - Corn picker - iris'ertionj' additional words 4 flavors, Coach Light Pharm- $7.50 Boston ferns - spec- nished and utility shed. Reese 98 Olds Hardtop - vinyl roof; heater - Used, with'blower Case PR model, $150. Phone cents each. Three weeks for acy. 10-2-12 Sleeps 4. Call 872-4591. If air - cruise control - power and automatic control. 5 872-3345. 10-30-3 ial $4.50, Plants valued to area location. For informa- no answer call after 4. the'-' price of two - cash rate. $1.49 at 69 cents. 10-30-3 tion call 872-3939. 11-6-3 steering - power brakes - room size. Only $150.00. SaVte money by enclosing cash 11-6-3 tinted windshield - very good Fuelgas Co., Cass City. 1 : GLASS LINED water heaters with" mall orders. Rates for Homelite condition. $4650.00. Cass 10-2-tf gas: 30-gal. size, $99.95- display want ad on application. FOR SALE - Sears humidi- City. Call 872-3355. 10-30-3 Chain Saws McCulloch fier, like new, and 1973 TOYLAND 40-gal. $109.95; 50-gal.' 175 cc Penton motorcycle, is now FOR SALE - 1972 10-ft. pick- CASS CITY STUDIO $139.95. Fuelgas Co., Cass AUCTIONEERING - See Lorn Complete stock 1,000 miles, excellent con- up camper, sleeps 6. Clean City, phone 872-2161. 6-5-tf "Slim", Hillaker. Top dollar Chain Saws features available dition. Phone 872-4557, OPEN and reasonable. Also, 22 Passport pictures .for your property. Phone 11-13-3 Ruger rifle, Phone 635-2882. '8,72-3019 Cass City. 10-3-tf Parts-service at Outside fall portraits AUCTIONEER 11-6-3 Complete wedding service Albee True Value A complete selection of sizes FOR SALE - Man's brown Albee True Value Reproductions of old pictures EXPERIENCED , FLOOR apartment, 3 on display. suede and leather Jacket, size Kodak film rqqms , and bath, furnished Hardware Hardware 44; two twin Raggedy Ann Chuck Gage Welding and fast film service Complete Auctioneering Ser- and' all utilities paid. Work- Select the mower that fits bedspreads, never used, and Cass City vice Handled Anywhere. ing, girls only. Phone 673- Cass City your needs, exercise lounger. Call 872- Shop 6473 Main St. We make All Arrangements 40,06. 5-29-tf 10-16-5 2891 after 5:30. '0-30-3 Lay-away for Christmas We now have Jieli^arc welding,- ~My-Experienee~Is~Your Toy- catalogs available arthe Phone 872-2885- " Assurance Rabldeau_Motors- Specializing in stainless Tuesday thru Friday - noon DEDUCE .EXCESS -fluids with - FOR SALE --3-1 1/2"acres GAS JANITROL furnace - St°re- 10-9-tf Flujdex - Lose weight with Farm Division steel, blacksmithing, fabri- till 5:30 - Saturday 10-5. IRA AND DAVID - half mile frontage on Cass used - 100,000 BTU. Good cating and radiator repair. 11-13-4 DeVa-Diet capsules, Old River, 1/2 mile south of condition. Only $150.00. FOR RENT - furnished one Phone 872-2616 bedroom apartment, one OSENTOSKI Wood Drugs. 10-30-4 Cass City. Estate property. Fuelgas Co., Cass City. Also portable welding. Contact Jane Chappel, Ad- 8-28-tf Phone 872-2161. 10-2-tf block south of Ford Garage. CUSTOM BUTCHERING - PHONE; ministrator. Phone 635-7133 Call 872-2300days, 872-3665 Monday and by 10a.m. Tues- Cass City 872-2352 collect LOST - Black motorcycle hel- WANTED - Baby sitter to nights, 11-13-tf 7062 E. Deckervllie Rd. day. By appointment only. m'e't, on Phillips Rd. Finder or W. J. Drillock, Attorney BUMPING and painting. 24- Deford, Ml. come to my home to care hour wrecker service. Elm- Cutting and wrapping for deep UNIQUE - Personalized tooth p'lease call 872-2349. for Estate, phone 635-6031. for 2 preschoolers, 5 days Phone 872-2552 freeze. 1 1/2 miles south 11-13-4 er's Auto Repair, Gagetown. TRASH AND TREASURE Auc- brushes and place mats. Only '*.'*;: 11-6-2 week. Must have own trans- tion - starting evenings Nov. 5-15-tf Carl Reed, Cass City. Phone at Coach Light Pharmacy, portation. References and be Phone 665-2494. 11-6-4 872-2085. 10-27-tf AUCTIONEERING - Farm and 8 at 7 o'clock sharp, 9 miles Cass City. 11-13-4 NAPKINS imprinted dependable. Phone 872-4298 north of Cass City. 10-30-4 LATE MODEL used auto wjfth names and dates for general. Harold Copeland, after 6. 10-30-3 TRI-COUNTY Dead Stock Re- parts, Elmer's Auto Repair, phone 872-2592. 5-18-tf OLD WOOD Drug makes Lay- FOR RENT - Roomy, older we"ddings, receptions, show- moval. 517-375-4088. Gagetown. Phone 665-2494. away easy. Many gift ideas home on large lot in Cass ers, anniversaries and other 8-1-tf 11-6-4 priced right for you. Shop- City. $150 month, security FOR SALE - geese, average WEDDING INVITATIONS and Bible Discovery occasions. The Cass City announcements, A complete ping is fun with new items, deposit, references. Call Chronicle. 1-12-tf 12 to 14 IDS., live weight. WANTED - cleaning jobs - latest styles and more to evenings 872-3477. 10-30-tf Wm. D. Wisenbaugh, Bach line of printing, raised print- offices, etc. after 5 p.m ing or engraving. Dozens to Open at 4 a.m. and Research choose from, Shop on the Rd., Sebewaing. Phone 883- Call 872-2577. 10-30-3 corner at Wood's. 10-30-3 '73 RUPP-MAGNUM snow- FOR SALE - to settle estate 3169. 11-13-3 choose from. Cass City of.Russell E. Smith, 2121 Chronicle, Cass City. Saturday mobile, 440 cc. 123 miles S,Van Dyke, Bad Axe, Mi. CUSTOM 1-12-tf every Wednesday evening, FOR "a job well done feeling" NOTICE - like new, $695.00. Dick 2-,acres of land, 5 room for deer hunters 7:30 to 8:30, clean carpets with Blue Lus- Re-Roof Awnings Erla, Cass City - 872-2191 hpyse and utility, 2 car BUTCHERING Rent tre. Rent electric shampooer Re-Side Insulate or 872-3166. 10-9-tf garage. Phone 872-3013, At Trinity United Methodist $1. Ben Franklin Store, Cass Aluminum Windows and Doors church, Cass City. City. 6-11-tf 11-13-3 Meat cut, wrapped and frozen Rinse N-Vac Fish Fry Call or Write For Rent Carpet Steam Friday You are invited. Bill Sprague, owner Hillside North ^PERMANENT Gainer's Cleaner 11-13-tf Wood Burning of Elkton Roofing and Siding All you can eat Heaters Company Apartments ' ANTI-FREEZE Meat Packing Rental by day or hour avail- ROOMS FOR RENT - women One and two bedroom units. able. $2.50 and girls only. Cooking privi- Takes wood up to 18" Elkton 375-4215 With anti-rust and anti-boil Bad Axe. Phone269-8161 leges. 4391 S. Seeger. Phone Kitchen appliances, car- ^dchtives. Bad Axe CO 9-7469 Albee True Value Open to 8 p.m. Friday 872-2406. 11-13-3 Bad Axe CO 9-7158 pets, drapes, laundry, and 1 mile north, 1 mile west of Oil Heaters Terms to 5 years storage. Special Bad Axe. 11-25-tf Hardware ; : Sommers' Bakery LOST- Black motorcycle hel- 3-17-tf ' . $3.99 gal. Cass City met, on Phillips Rd, Finder 102,000 BTU and smaller Phone 673-6708 '' " Case lots EARLY American sofas with 3-20-tf Cass City please call 872-2349. OUR FALL sale rack now Smith Builders Herculon covers - Now as 11-13-1 11-6-2 Gamble Store 1/2 of 1/2 off! $9.00 items, cut to $4.50, are now only 5-8-tf vi $22.95 low as $248.00. Great sav- FOR SALE - Brownie dress Cass City ings! Stop in and buy from FANTASTIC BUYS - West- $2.25! Until Nov. 22 only. with hat, Girl Scout dress MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS for 10-30-4 &BIDEAU MOTORS Richard's TV-Appliances with hat and 2 Cub Scout inghouse automatic dryers, Pied Piper, Cass City. WILL DO yard work, raking harvest gold only. 1 year sale - Slingerland snare .'FARM DIVISION and Furniture in Cass City. uniforms with hats. Call after drum, excellent for begin- 11-13-2 and painting evenings and • 11-13-1 3:30 872-2097. 10-30-3 free service and parts. While FOR RENT - apartment in week ends. Phone 872-4502. Cass City ners, $75; King flute, $60. they last $108.00, regular Phone 872-3944 after 5 p.m. Snover. $120 a month. Heat LOST - white, very slender 10-30-3 GAME PARTY - Every Sun- $159.95 value, only at Rich- furnished. Phone 313-672- beagle, dark spot around one OFFERING boar service on ard's TV-Appliances and 11-13-3 9279. 10-30-3 day night, at St. Pancratius my farm located 5 west, 1 eye, Clifford area. Phone B AND B Refrigeration - Re- iE; OF YOUR Bay City Times hall, Cass City, 8:00 p.m. north of Cass City. Don Furniture in Cass City. 761-7165. 11-13-ln ar/iers is Danny Opana- Phone 872-2930. 11-13-1 NEW MAGIC CHEF gas pair all makes of washers, 2-20-tf Hendrick, phone 872-2019. ranges, 30-inch size. Any FOR SALE - Attractive small driers, refrigerators, freez- enko. Phone 872-3374. 6674 9-4-tf 3 bedroom house, living room ers and ranges. Call Caro riiron St. 10-30-3 FOR SALE - Stately older color. Special $199.95. Fuel- BUY NOW FOR SALE - nice head cab- home. Brick, four bedrooms, gas Co., Cass City, phone carpeted, natural gas heat, 673-6125. 5-1-tf bage. Phone 872-3879. FOR SALE - 4 bedroom, 2 tastefully decorated, new kit- 872-2161, Corner M-81 and white vinyl siding, garden AND SAVE! IGAN'S THUMB Carpet 11-13-3 plot, fruit tree. 10x18 utility FOR SALE - 1972 Chevyhalf- :le,aning - Dry foam or bath house and 40 acres. chen, beautiful yard. L. Albee M-53; • 5-15-tf Lots of shade trees. Lo- 4243 S. Seeger 872-2279 shed. Fourth St. Phone 872- ton truck with cover for box. {earn,, Also upholstery and 3938. 11-13-3 Excellent condition. Good gas •ajl , cleaning. Free Estl- cated 1 1/2 east and 1/2 10-23-tf WILL CLEAN offices and FREEZERS T>foo When you get down to the City plays well and the plays floor leader in basketball, and Her big drive right now is to works to improve. Whenever nitty gritty of it all there is a are working to perfection. a diamond leader in softball go "a long ways" in the she has a bad game, her lot about girls'basketball that It shows when she tells of where the talented Miss tournament that starts in the coach says, she is discour- is identical to that played by long summers practicing at Zimba performs in center middle of the month. aged and wants to know what the boys. the basket erected in the field. Maybe if we can win a she can do to improve. Sure, the girls play with the barnyard of the family farm. Lisa started basketball in regional more folks will pay Not only does Lisa work to same rules as the boys, but It shows when she tells of the eighth grade, liked it, and attention to us, she says. The improve, she makes a sacri- it's more than that. training her deaf sister so she last year won the right to play accent here is on the boys, she fice to play at all. She has It's easy to spot if you are can make the team of the on the varsity. added. chores around the barn and looking for it. Easy to spot, school she attends in Flint. The blonde attractive Cass Watching her perform on just because she plays, but hard to put on paper. It's It shows when she tells how City junior doesn't talk much the court it's apparent that doesn't mean that she gets out the special thrill that comes it was hard to get to sleep in about her court achieve- .sheJs..as.described-by Ms. of the work. to-every athlete -if they are -the-finals of~the tournament^ ments^. Maharg, one of the outstand- She does the farm work really dead serious about at Ubly last year. She's averaging 12 points ing athletes in the school. before she comes to school competition. It shows, too, when her and 17 big rebounds a game, It's a good combination. and after she gets home Lisa Zimba's got it. It Coach Kally Maharg says but her aims are team She stands tall for a girl, over around supper time. shows when she says that she that Lisa is one of the hardest centered, rather than indi- 5 feet, nine inches, and she Evidently, the life agrees gets all psyched up when Cass working girls on the team. A vidual centered. with her. In Cass City she's taking shop and farm related courses and has no plans for formal education after high school. Eagles It would be nice if she could look back at a Regional or State championship as a highlight of her high school days. clip The odds are against it, much against it. But if it never happens it won't be because Cass City's girls' LISA ZIiyiBA practices and sacrifices to play basketball for Cass basketball center didn't give City High School and the results show when the tall, talented iunior Hawk it her best shot. takes the floor. girls Guide to Michigan's 57 Skiing Areas / Sat.- Sun. / / / Type and / / IType Overnig The Frankenmuth EaglesS CODE I LillFees III number III Facilities /Package /////////// • Facility Available / Per Day I °l lilts / / Offered clipped the wings of the Cass" + Limited City Red Hawk girls' basket- NC No Extra Charge ball team Monday night, & Indoor Pool downing the squad 66-36 in aa /I/i/ / / / /$///*/ /i/l tilt at Frankenmuth. Jl/il/i Ml III III The Hawks kept withini m Mif /*/! | s i/S s j g « j 2 striking distance of the^ —5/s/ /I'/CT/^/^/nj/t/o/^/D/fn/c/^f /.?/.« $ j is § % £ ! /s Eagles throughout the first; NAME. WILING ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE 1 t Z uj a> u> 0 a 0 £ x a ta o PHONE half, trailing by only seven att half-time, 29-22. But the third1 UPPER PEKIKSUU quarter was the ball game, as5 1 . Adventure Mt.. Box 295, Greenland, 49929 1.00 1.00+1- 12 • (906)883-3208 Frankenmuth blew the! Z. Big Powderhom, Box 136, Bessemer, 49911 8.0 • + 4 2 16 • • • [•••••• • ' (906)932-3100 Hawks off the floor, outscor- 3. Big Valley. Newberry, 49868 1.0 + 22 I • (906)293-5738 ing them 19-3. 4. Brule Ml., Rt. 3, Iron River. 49935 7.00 1148- • . (906)265-4957 For the Hawks, Lisa 2imba ' 5. Clilf's Ridge, Box 487, Marquette, 49855 8.0 * 1 2 2 13 * • • (906)225-0486 scored 18 points, playing what 6. Crystella, 401 Superior Ave., Crystal Falls, 49920 NC NC • 21 • ' (906) 875-6647 Coach Kally Maharg called 7. Gladstone, 1318 Minneapolis Ave., Gladstone, 49837 2.0 + 144 • ' (906)428-9130 "a really good game". But an 8. Indlanhead Ml., Wakelield, 49968 9.0 32114** * • • (906)229-5181 overall 24 per cent shooting 9, Mont Rlpley, MTU, Houghton, 49331 5.5 + 1116 ' • ' (906)487-2340 average from the floor killed 10. Ml. Zlon, Ironwood, 4933B 1.75 1.50 + + 113 • • • (906)932-4231 all hope of a win. 11. Pine Ml., Star Rt. 2. Iron Ml., 49801 8.75 • 3 3 12 * * t, • (906)774-2747 For the Eagles, Ruth List 12. Porcupine Ml., Ontonagon, 49553 3.50 • • • (906)885-5170 13. Ouaal.Cily Hall, Ishpemlno, 49849 2.00 + + 33 • • • • (906)486-8301 notched 20points, with Sherry 14. Vulcan, U.S.A. P.O. Box 491, Vulcan, Mich. 49892 8.00 2 19* + • (906)563-9222 Oliver and Rhonda Herzog each adding 10. WEST MICHIGAN Frankenmuth continues to 15. Boyne Highlands, Harbor Springs, 49740 10.00 7 1 1 15 • • • hold a jinx over the Hawks. In 16. Boyne Mt., Boyne Falls, 4971 3 10.00 83 1 16 eight contests, the Hawks 17. Caberfae, Box 424. Cadillac, 49601 7.50 + 2 6 14 36 • • • • (616)862-3'tOO have dropped seven. 18. Cannonsourg, Box 14, Cannonsburg, 49317 7.50 5.50 • 2 2 16 21 • + (616)874-6711 19. Crystal Ml., Thompsonvllle, 49683 8.00 3.50 • 2 1 6 18 • • • • (616)438-6000 CARO GAME 20. Grand Haven Ski Bowl, 519 Washington, Grand Haven, 49417 2.50 + 22 • (616)846-1060 KEN LOWE and the Cass City Red Hawks found yardage hard to 21 . Lost Pines, 3846 West 38 Mile Rd., Harrletta, 49638 2.00 2.00 + + 14 + • (616)386-7171 The loss came following a 22. Maplehurst, Box 315, Rt. 1, Kewadln, 49684 5.00 136 • • come by in the final game Friday against New Lothrop. But it was win over Caro, 54-39, last 23. MissaukeeMt., Box 371, Lake City, 49651 3.50 3 4 • • « • (616)839-2063 not for the lack of effort. Lowe plowed for a couple of yards extra Wednesday, Nov. 5. The 24. Ml. Mancelona, Rl. 2, Box 61 , Mancelona, 49659 6.00 1 3 18 after being hit on this play. Hawks led most of the way, 25. Mt. McSauba, NorthPoint, Rt. 3, Box 117, Charlevoix, 49720 2.50 1.50 + 33 + • (616)547-2491 with Caro outscoring them 26. Newaygo County Winter Park, Rt. 4, Box 420, Newaygo, 49337 1.50 1.50 11 (616)652-2812 27. Nub's Nob, Rt. 2, Harbor Springs, 49740 8.00 * + 4 1 2 13 • • only in the fourth quarter. 28. Pando, 8076 fielding Rd., N.B., Rocklord, 49341 4.00 4.00 • 57- . . . . (616)874-8343- Beth Erla led the way with 29. Petoskey Winter Sports Park, 401 Mitchell. Petoskey, 49770 NC NC 12 • (616)347-4150 16 points, followed by Elaine Outstanding players named 30. Royal Valley, Rl, 1, Box 457, Main St., Buchanan, 49107 7.00 6.00 • 7 11 • + • • • (616)695-3847 Stoutenburg with 13 and Chris 31. Schuss Ml., Mancelona, 49659 9.00 Krueger with nine. 32. Shanty Creek, Bellalre, 4961 5 7.75 2 1 16 • • In the rebound department, 33. Sugar Loaf, RR.1, Cedar, 49621 10.00 Beth Erla pulled down 12, 34. Swiss Valley, Rt. 1, Jones, 49061 7.00 7.00 • 9 12 • + (616)244-5635 followed by Lisa Zimba with 35. Thunder Mt., Boyne Falls, 49713 8.00 2 19- • (616)549-2441 six. 36. Timber Ridge, Rl. 2, Gobies, 49055 7.50 7.50 • 11 8 8 • New Lothrop easy 37. TimberLee, TlmberLee Village, Traverse City, 49684 7.50 4.50 + 2 1 2 16 • • Julie Hyde topped all scor- ers for the Tigers, notching 27 38. Traverse City Holiday, 6056 6th St., Traverse City, 49684 6.00 3.50 • 2 5 12 • • ' • + • (616)946-5035" of their 39 points. 39. Walloon Hills, Box 85, Walloon Lake, 49796 6.00 1 18- . (616)549-2441. The Hawks were scheduled 40. Ward Hills, a 1, Branch, 49402 5.00 2.50 + • 68- (616)266-5202 to take on Marlette in the season finale at home EAST MICHIGAN winners over Hawks 41 . Blntz Apple Ml., 4535 N. River Rd., Freeland, 48623 5.95 .95 • • 88- . • • • • (517)781-0170 1 Wednesday night. 42. Mlchaywe Slopes, Rt. 3, Box 694-A, Gaylord, 49735 6.00 + 1 29 • • ' + • (517)939-8800 1 Through Monday, the 43. Mlo Mt., 860 Marshlield. Ferndale, 48220 5.00 + + 4 11 • • • • (517)826-5569 1 Hawks sported a 10-3 season New Lothrop ended its brief the Hornets intercepted. Both players might have 44. Molt Ml., Box 204, Farwell, 48622 5.00 .50 ' + 1 45' (517)588-2945 J record, good for second place • • • ' • (517)736-8377 1 two-year stay on the Cass City Cornell quickly ran for 10 been even more impressive 45. Mt. Maria, Spruce, 48762 7.50 .00 -1 47' behind Frankenmuth's 13-0. 217 (5 17J 785-4822 1 Red Hawks football schedule yards to score busting three except they were slowed by 46. Sheridan Valley, Atlanta, 49709 5.00 Coach Maharg said draw- 47. Skyline, Rt. 1, Box 328; Grayling, 49738 7.00 .00 ,1 10 11 • • (5 17J 275-5445 1 and judging by the results of tackles on the way. injuries. Lowe sat out most of ings for tournament action 46. Snowsnake, Rt. 3, Harrison, 48625 5.00 .00 • 1 5 15 • (517)539-6583 1 the two games played it's The hosts scored again in the final half of the final game was scheduled to take place 49. Sylvan Knob, Box 538, Gaylord, 49735 7.00 5 2 1 7 • • + • (517)732-4733 1 probably well that the brief the third quarter on Jon and Howard played below Welpley's three-yard burst this week. relationship has ended. par. SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN and in the final period as Mike For the Hornets stung Cass 50. Alpine Valley, 6775 Highland Rd., Milford, 48042 7.00 .50 • 9 2 11 15 • ...... (313)887-2180 1 Ammon plowed over from a City badly in the two games. 51. Black Forest, 5570 Lapeer, Pt. Huron, 48060 1,00 .50 47' • (313)984-4169 I yard out. Last Friday the score was 52. Irish Hills, Sports Park Dr., Onsted, 49625 6.00 00 + 1 2 4 16 • . + • « (517) 467-2137 I 39-0 and last season the score As the game ended the 53. Mt. Brighton, 4141 Bauer Rd., Brighton, 48116 7.50 00 • 5 1 12 15 • (313)227-1451 1 was 42-7. winners were pounding on the Owen-Gage edged 54. Mt. Grampian, 3745 Lakevllle Rd., Oxford, 48051 5.50 50 • 1157' • • • (313)628-2450 1 Although the host Hornets door for another marker. 55. Mt. Holly, 13536 Dixie Hwy., Holly, 48442 7.00 00 • 5 9 10 • ... . (313)634-8269 I failed to score in the first It was the final game for a 56. Pine Knob, 7777 Pine Knob Rd., Clarkston, 48016 7.50 50 • 5 8 10 • ...... (313)394-0000 I period it was evident that host of Hawk seniors. 57. Teeple Hill, 18 Neome, Pontlac, 48053 3.00 3 9 • (313)334-9326 1 they were the dominant team Heading the list is Ken Friday. Lowe, tailback, who Monday by Memphis, 14-6 With Matt Cornell and night at a team banquet was Kevin Wendling picking up named most valuable player. yardage in big chunks Also gone is Guy Howard, named the best lineman and A four-yard run by Dan ditch effort to pull the contest through the center of the line Amstutz that gave Owen- New Lothrop set the stage for the team captain. out of the fire. They took over Another senior honored Gage an early lead wasn't in Memphis territory after a s , the first touchdown early in enough to hold off a deter- the second period. Monday was Kirt Kendall, punt return but were penal- r v •.•• Whelpley's three-yard burst mined Memphis team and the ized 15 yards on first down for Wendling bounced over & "<& from inside the one. The next improved player. Bulldogs suffered only their holding. Coach Roland Pakonen also second loss of the year 14-6 at Still, they made up all but time the Hornets got the ball Owendale, Friday night. they moved to score again. said good-by to 17 other four yards on a third-down members of the team. In fact, Memphis controlled pass. That brought up fourth IW----^\ This time the play covered 40 all but the first quarter of the fs, V \"JBfr -">"Kv, "}' ".1 yards as Cornell hit Dave The seniors are: Jacob and four at the 23-yard line, Mortensen, Tim Muz, Tom game, picking up their third but Lawrence Rapson's kick Roach in the right flat. win against six losses. Owen- The Hawks tried desper- Smentek, Mike Gruber, was wide to the left, and ately to get back into the Chuck Bliss, Bryan Warju, Gage finished with a 7-2 Memphis took over at the 20. MORE AVAJLAfe TIME ONTHE SLOPES AND . m Wayne Brooks, Steve Schnee- record. From there, Memphis ran GRE/CTER VAUiE FDR SKI DOLLARS ARE AMON6 * w game the next time they got down the clock to 1:24, when the ball, but the attempt berger, Rod Hutchinson, 'Owen-Gage scored first on WEST Glenn MacCallum, Ivan a fumble recovery at the Marion connected to Mc- TViE &&ON6 BEHmDTHE SUCCESS OF MICHIG^; MICHIGAN I backfired. Carthy on a 50-yard pass play, Deep in their own territory Stine, Al Kuenzli, Ed Kloc, Memphis 30 yard line and 57 PUBUC <3KI LODGES WHICH OFFER... Greg Trishler, Bill Ouvry, marched in with Amstutz making the score 14-6. The Tom Smentek tried a deep , scoring the only Bulldog point after was unsuccessful. pass and it backfired when Brent Dickson, Mike Otula- kowski and Ron Sieradzki. touchdown of the night. The •A last second rally was sr/ire, The statistics on Howard point after attempt was wide thwarted on a Memphis The statistics: and Lowe show why they and with five minutes left in interception of a pass. were honored Monday. How- the first quarter, OwenrGage Memphis gained 144 yards cc NL ard was credited with 88 led 6-0. in 50 carries, while Owen- o First downs 5 17 tackles, 55 assists and 2 Memphis scored its first Gage picked up 44 yards Rushing yards 57 242 fumble recoveries, touchdown in the second rushing in 24 carries. Passing yards 57 70 Lowe carried the ball 192 quarter on a seven-yard pass Memphis connected on 6-12 0|S5EpVlN6THl55/«lfrPER-HOOP SPEED Passes complete 6-16 3-6 times and gained 681 yards. play from quarterback Mark passes for 102 yards, two LIMIT WHEN TRAMEUNfc MICHIGAN Intercepted by 0 2 Marion to Ken McCarthy. touchdowns and had one HIGHWAYS PUPING THE SEASON OF He caught five passes for 35 ICE AND <=>NOYO WILL-HELP* . * Fumbles 3 1 yards. On defense he inter- Ron Wilson's run made it 8-6. intercepted. SOUTHEASTL. , Penalties 5-45 3-25 cepted six passes, recovered Things stayed that way Owen-Gage hit on 4-12 for 51 MICHIGAN M' I Punts 1-23 0-0 two fumbles, made 14 tackles until the final quarter when yards and «ilso threw one and assisted on 40 more, the Bulldogs put on n bsi •iiilercepli'iM