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area accidents-_ - - -~ *- -- A two-car collision Satur- lum, pastor of the Trinity ‘I Scheurerand later Hospital,transferred Pigeon, to St. day at 11:50 a.m. claimed United Methodkt Church, the life of Roy Nelson officiated.Burial was in Novesta Mary’s Hospital, to the in- Wagg, 81, of Cass City and tensive care unit. Cemetery, Cass City. severely injured his wife, PEDESTRIAN STRUCK Freda, and Robert CRITICALLY INJURED Brinkman, 5806 N. Dodge A 17-year-old Owendale An 81-year-old Kingston Road, Cass City. woman is in critical condi- wornan remains in critical The accident occurred at tion in St. Mary’s Hospital, condition at St. Luke’s Has- the corner of Dodge and Saginaw, as a result of a pital, Saginaw, as a result RESCUE WORKERS WERE still working on removing Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wagg from Milligan Roads, northwest Sunday 12: 30 a.m. auto roll- of beingastruck by a vehicle their car (left) a half hour after the crash, The pickup truck at the right waq driven by Rob- of Cass City. According to over that left her pinned as she was walking to her ert Brinkman. the Tuscola‘ County under the vehicle. sister’s home in Kingston. Sheriff’s Deputy th?t inves- According to the Huron According to Michigan 8 tigated, a vehicle driven by County Sheriff’s Depart- State Police trooper Dale Wagg drove through a yield ment, Jodi A. Metzger, 2900 Stevenson, Ellen M. Jordan sign on Milligan Road and Hartsell Rd., Owendale, was walking down the mid- collided with a pickup truck was southbound on dle of the driving lane when driven by Brinkman. Caseville Road, south of Pi- she was struck by a vehicle Employees say they were @ored Both Brinkman and Mrs. geon, when she was at- driven by Cheryl K. Dost, Wagg were listed in fair tempting to pass a vehicle 29, 5913 Kingston Rd., Clif- condition Tuesday after- driven by Brian Wisen- ford. noon at Hills and Dales Nos- baugh, 7818 Stein Rd., Pi- geon. Metzger lost control Dost told Stevenson that pjtal, Cass City, where they she was southbound on are patients. of the vehicle on the slip- in planning fir 4=&y work zmek pery road, went into the Kingston Road, when she After the crash the pic- ditch on the east side of the saw the woman walking on kup went into a roadside road, striking a dri-veway the road, in the driving ditch on the northwest side culvert that caused the roll- lane.swerved Dost to attemptsaid that to avoid she The Tuscola County sent the board at employee is that a layoff should have of the road and turned over, over. According to the re- Courthouse employees held contract negotiations in been made. The Wagg car went into port, Metzger was thrown cidentstriking happened the woman. Sunday The ac- at a meeting Monday to dis- 1985. An extra $18,000 will “I feel that it is in viola- the ditch next to it, but did from the vehicle, which cuss the county commis- be used for an audit to com- tion of the agreement ,” not overturn. came to rest on its wheels, 6:35 p.m. sioners’ d@sion to lay off ply with regulations for fed- Klwr said. A rescue team from the pinning- Metzger under- employem, and close some eral revenue sharing funds. lo or dill be sending a Cass City Ambulance ser- neath the car. Stevenson reported that‘ . courthouse offices one day Rick Kloor, a union rep- letter to the commission- vice worked for nearly an A passenger with Metz- Jordan, 5925 Lanaway Rd., a week, as has been man- resentative for American ers, requesting a meeting hour before Mr. and Mrs. ger, Keith Jubar, 15, 6545 Kingston, was wearing a ated for 1985. Federation of State and where he and Nitz can dis- Wagg could be extricated Brunswick Rd., Sebewaing, black coat and red slacks. The layoffs and the clos- Municipal Employees, the cuss possible alternativeh from the demolished car. was not injured in the acci- The report stated that it ing of the courthouse for union representing the with the commission on The Elkland Township dent. was dark at the time of the one day a week are budget courthouse employees, said their work week reduction. Fire Department was cal- According to the Sheriff’s accident. cutting measures made by that he feels that instead of “We are open to anything led to help the rescue team. Department, four men the county cornmissioners cutting back one day for we can do to save jobs,” An ambulance from Car0 were able to roll the vehicle Jordan was taken to Mar- to cut back oh operating ex- some departments, his in- Kloor said. He explained was also on the scene to onto its side to free Metz- lette Community Hospital, penses for next year, terpretat ion of the contract that there are possibilities move the crash victims to ger . and later transfbrred to St. “We wanted an official the hospital. Metzger was taken to Luke’s Hospital. membership response to Mr. Wagg was born Jan. the cutbacks,” said Karen 15, 1903, in Custer Nitz, a general office clerk Township, Sanilac County, ‘AT 1 ”or the Prosecutor’s office, Owen-Gage oks ff$12,000 the son of Mr. and Mrs. and a chairperson for the LJ Samuel Wagg. New boss says employees’ union. The meeting was held at 12;15 A@ e 1, He married Freda Kelley p.m., when the courthouse May 6, 1930, in Kingston, was closed for lunch. and they made their home P ost office in tor paw0% p=m in the Cass City area. He Nitz said that the LJ was a crop farmer. He was employees were encour- a member of the Trinity Un- aged to help the Nov. 6 mil- At the Owen-Gage School strip in front 01 the scnmi that the cost will double or locks, hihges and closures ited Methodist Church of lage increase by the com- Board meeting Monday that is not paved. Erickson triple during the next 10 that the school stopped pay- Cass City. *good shape missioners. After the in- night, board members ap- said that the board can years. ment on- about three years Surviving are his wife; a crease request failed, they proved a request from spend the money and clean a “The last couple of years ago. Erickson told the Betty Mason is a woman Glaspie recently retired ‘idn’t ask them for any as- Owendale Village Presi- up a “dirt and soup area.” it (heating) has been rather board that after the daughter, hlcs. Robert who is working her way up after serving the Cass City sistance in cutting the dent Walt Howard that the Howard said tHat the vil- stable,” he added. The hardware was installed, (Marilyn) Alexander of the corporate ladder. area as postmaster for 20 budget. school pay $12,000 to have lage has received a $194,000 school has had an increase they had problems with it Cass City; a son, Roy, of Almost 20 years ago she years. “We were totally ignored the Main Street of Owen- grant to pave the gne-mile of about 13 to 14 percent in breaking. He stopped pay- Cass City; six grandchil- began her career with the “I put in for upward mo- in this,” Nitz added. She dale widened to meet the long Main Street and the heating bills. ment on the balance of dren; one great-grand- United States Post Office bility, and this is part of it,” and other union members existing sidewalks in front one-half-mile long Fourth “One of the things we can $8,OO0 at that time. child, and two step-great- as a distribution clerk at Mason explained. She ex- feel that the commissioners of the high school. Street. Main Street will be do in the high school, Erickson read a report granddaughters. the Saginaw Post Office. pects that she wilkerve as shouId have consulted them “We have a project going widened two feet on each whenever we -have the from Ray Godmer, Hearing Four brothers, Torn, Two years ago she was pro- the temporary officer in on the budget. on to pave the Sebewaing side. Fourth Street will money to do it in the next Officer for the State Board Park, Asa and Harlem, and moted to superintendent of charge for about three She said that while the Road (Main Street) have a three-foot wide couple of years is to take of Education, stating that two sisters, Grace and window yices at that months. After that, she has millage campaign was through Owendale, and I shoulder added. out the old steam boiler and he recommended to the Amarilla, preceded him in branch. ess than two no idea where she may be going on, the commission- would like to know if you “If any of you have pulled hook it all onto the new State Board of Education to death. weeks ago, she was sent to assigned. “It could be back ers told the people that cuts would be interested in pay- out right here, I am sure boiler,” Erickson said. He uphold the action of the Funeral services . were the Cass City branch to to Saginaw, or to some rould be made in noneman- ing for some of the blacktop you will vote for it,” high added that the school joint Tuscola and Huron In- held Tuesday from Little’s serve as the temporary of- other post office, or I could dated areas, which were that we are going to have school principal Wayne should be getting about 75 termediate Boards of Edu- Funeral Home, Cass City. ficer in charge, replacing stay here.” made, but they didn’t tell done,” Howard explained Wright said, pointing on a percent efficiency out of a cation and deny the prop- The Rev. James McCal- - Grant Glaspie. “I like it here,” she said the people about the possi- to the board. blueprint to the circular boiler. He feels that the old erty transfer of James as she looked out the large bility of closing some of the Howard told the board driveway in front of the boiler is at about 35 percent. McCreedy to the Cass City picture windows facing courthouse offices one day members that the village gymnasium entrance Board president Ronald School District from the Sherman Street. She added a week. would be paving the one- doors. He explained that Good said that he learned Owen-Gage School District. that she has not had a “Until after the millage milelongMainStreet,from the area has a lot of at a recent seminar that the The board approved a re- chance to go to any of the defeat, we had no idea that Notter Road to Caseville potholes. school is fortunate that they quest that the Junior High stores in town, but the cus- they were considering a Road, and that they would Howard explained that do not have any asbestos in School boys’ basketball tomers that she has talked four-day work week for the like to have the road wide- the price that he told the the buildings. He added team play their games at to are very friendly. employees,” she said. “It ned in front of the school for board was an estimated that schools that were built the Owendale High School. ,oesn’t seem as though parking spaces. The village cost, and the actual cost about 10 year# before The gymnasium floor at Unlike a lot of Cass City they followed through with will also be paving Fourth could be more. He added Owen-Gage built the high Gagetown has several residents who commute to the cuts that they had Street, from Main Street, that if it were more than school have asbestos built large cracks. Saginaw each day, Mason explained before the mil- for one-half mile, $19,600, the village would into the buildings. These Wright told the board that drives the 46-mile trip to lage defeat.” He explained that the not charge the school more. schools are having to re- the high school is still in Cass City. If she becomes Nitz explained that it was area that the village would If the estivates are higher move all of the asbestos, or need of a guidance coun- the permanent postmaster pointed out to her by a union like to have the school as- than the actual cost, the vil- cover it up with drywall. selor and a varsity baseball for Cass City, she is re- representative that the sist paying for is a 16-foot lage would ask the school “It could cost as much to coach. quired to Jive in the area commissioners increased wide area, running ‘from for less money. redo these school buildings The board was invited to that the post office serves. First Street to Third Street “I don’t want to cheat as it cost back then to build the budget by more than the Elementary School Her husband, Edward E. $20,000 over last year’s on the north side of Main anybody,” Howard said. them,” Good explained. Christmas program Thurs- Street. The area is about “All I want is a road.” “We sure lucked out on that Mason, also a postal budget. new day at 7:30 p.m., and to the employee, is the Employee one. ” She feels that it isn’t right 600 feet long and about 16 Christmas band concert Labor Relations Represen- other departments to feet wide. Howard has re- ENERGY COSTS Erickson added that both Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Both the Owendale and tative for the Saginaw main have a smaller budget than ceived an estimate of about will be held at the Owendale office. He represents last year, while the com- $19,600 to pave the area. Erickson reported to the Gagetown buildings have gymnasium. would like the school board over the past 10 years employees from 166 post of- missioners increased their “We been tested, and the only High school senior Marci fices in the Saginaw service budget, to pay part of the cost of the heating and electrical asbestos found was at4he Enderle was named stu- high school on the old area. They have two grown “Where they came up asphalting, around $12,000, costs for the school district dent of the month. She is a children. with the extra $20,000 for and the village would pay have increased from boiler. He was told at the National Honor Society $25,000 to about $77,000. seminar that by engulfing “I have no complaints,” them, I don’t know,” she the rest,” he said. member and plays on the she said about taking over Owen-Gage superinten- “Our heating costs over the boiler it would be safe. Plea9e turn to page 20. said. the Cass City pov nffiad\ County Commission dent Ronald Erickson the past 10 years have gone --_ _-- I-___ “Grant left the place in Chairperson Donna Ray1 explained to the board that up 182 percent. Our elec- OTHER BUSINESS I WILL BE I good shape. It is a good qaid that the extra money the village is responsible tricity has gone up 236 per- at the Cass City State Bank crew here. They do their lsudgeted is to be used for for paving about 60 feet of cent,” Erickson said. The board agreed to pay Friday, Dec. 14, to collect BETTY MASON - Officer in charge taxes. Elkland Township work and get along well. I anticipated increases for a the total width of the road, He added that projections Ittner Wiechmann Co., of the Cass City post office. see no problems.” labor consultant to reme- whirh will !WVP n 16-foot that he has received show Saginaw, $4,500 for door treasurer. 12- 13- 1 ' PAGE TWO CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,19&1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

Cas8 City Social and Personal Items Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698

Rev. and Mrs. John R. Seventy -five relatives Among those attending Supper guests Saturday Wood, Mr. and Mrs. George and friends of Christine the Madrigal dinner con- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Buehrly attended open cert presented by Great Ceor e Fisher Jr. and Don Whittenburg, Mrs. house for her Sunday after- Lakes Bible College in Elizapb eth were Mr. and Richard Shaw, Mrs. Olive noon at the Dale Buehrly Lansing Friday night were Mrs. George Fisher Sr. Stark and Pam Peddie at- home. She has completed Norma and Becky Speirs, and Mr, and Mrs. Gerald tended a quarterly meeting four years at Central Michi- Jane Luana, Amy Nemeth, Langmaid and son Paul, in the Riverdale Baptist gan University, Mt. Pleas- Karen Speirs, Michelle Cass City, and George Church in Flint Friday of ant. Christine, who spent Hendrick and Stan and Fisher 111 of Caro. The 17th the Eastern Michigan As- two weeks at her parental Melva Guinther + birthday of Elizabeth sociation of Regular Bap- home, returned Monday to Fisher was celebrated. tist Churches. Mt. Pleasant for a week. Stan and Melva Guinther Other members of the spent Friday night with Fisher families joined them Karen Little and friend, Beth Walsh and daughter their daughter Sandy in in the evening for cake and Scott McDaniel, students at Lynne of Flint spent Satur- Lansing and attended her ice cream. MSU, East Lansing, and day and Sunday with Mr. graduation from Michigan Suzanne Little of State University Saturday Mrs. Dale Damm and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy. morning. and Mrs. George Frank, Kalamazoo spent the week Shelly and Sandra spent end at their parental home Mt..and Mrs. Bruce Hol- Friday evening with Mrs. and attended the wedding Mr.' and Mrs. Albert En- comb spent from Friday glehart hosted their entire Glenn McClDrey to celeb- Saturday at Unionville of until Monday with his son rate her birthday. Elizabeth Hartel and Paul and wife, Mr. and Mrs. family for an early Christ- Trieber . mas dinner Saturday, Dec. Richard Holcomb at Yp- 8, at Donella's restaurant Sixteen children nursery silanti. in Caro. There were 28 pre- Woods host age to fifth grade attended sent. Guests were Mr. and a Christmas party Satur- Mrs. Grant was a IMrs. Donald Englehart and church board day afternoon in Salem UM dinner__ . @lest- -- Of he! familv of Deford. Mr. and niece and husband, Mr. and Church. Muriel Addison Mrs. "William Denby and Pastor and Mrs. John R. read a Christmas story. Mrs. Don Hazard at Bad family of Marysville, Mr. Axe. Other guests were Mr. Wood entertained mem- Marjorie and Allison Green Santa was present and and Mrs. Douglas En- bers of the board of First there was a gift exchange. and Mrs. Brian Hazard and glehart and family of Cass daughter Sara of Pigeon. Baptist Church ana their Louise Buehrly was head of City, Mr. and Mrs. Lee wives at dinner Monday Allison and Marjorie win Costello of Okemos and the committee on arrange- Bracey of Woodburn, Ind. evening. Green will celebrate their Bob and Marilyn Green of ments. Fifty-five attended the Also guests were Mr. and Christmas dinner served !,After dinner, Pastor 50th wedding anniversary Cass City. The Greens also Mrs. Duane Englehart and Saturday, Dec. 29, with an have 11 grandchildren. Twenty-two members of Wednesday noon, Dec. 5, in Wood directed group family of Caro, Mr. and open house from 2-4 p.m. at The former Marjorie De- the Progressive class of the dining room at Salem Mrs. Delbert Englehart of games. The Woods pre- Leslie and Brian Strathdee Salem UM Church attended UM Church. Louine Patton sented each couple with the Kingston United nhoff and Allison Green Cass City and Mr*and Mrs. were married Dec. 26,1934. a surprise party Thursday gave the grace. A short bus- Dallas Englehart of De- personalized handmade Methodist Church, 3442 evening at the Ron Geiger gifts. Washington St., Kingston. Mr. Green retired from ' iness meeting followed the Leslie Jeanne Messer, usher. ford. Guests included the Bill State Government as Trea- 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Following the ceremony, home, for Mr. and Mrs. meal. The next meeting of Dale Buehrly to celebrate Lee Bracey was guest Baders, Bill Ewalds, Jerry Hosting the celebration surer in 1978. Roy Messer of Gagetown, a reception took place at the Dorcas group will be Ferrises, George Fishers They make their home at their 25th wedding anniver- one week later, Jan. 9, speaker Sunday evening at are the couple's children and Brian Strathdee of Ayr, the home of the bride. sary. Lunch was served by Sr. and George Fishers Jr. and their spouses, Joan and 2395 Phillips Rd., Kingston. 'Queensland, Australia, After a brief honeymoon the Novesta Church of Mrs. Geiger and Mrs. Christ, presenting the work Others were the Stan John Chapin of Caro, Jim The family invites were married Oct. 13 at St. in Michigan, the couple is Mrs. Alice Neitz of Harri- friends of the couple to the Gerald Auten. Guests pre- son spent last week with her of the Woodburn Christian Guinthers, Elwyn Helwigs, and Gayle Green of Kings- Peter's Lutheran Church at living in Florida. sented the Buehrlys with Lou LaPonsies, Jerry ton, and Pam Green of open house and request no Bach. Rev. Eric Lambart sister, Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi. Children's Home in In- Tom cards of congratulations. Sunday, Carl Kolb and his diana. Merediths, Harold Rayls Hartland, Marge and Dar- gifts. officiated at the ceremony. Marriage Licenses and Dick Shaws. Rochelle Sabo, sister of Pastor Gene Sickler and mother, Mrs. Wilhelmi, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stine the bride, was matron of Matthew D. Roth, Caro, Mrs. Sickler of Grandville took her home and while at and son of Ubly were cal- honor. Linda Kunish, and Susan A. Stinger, Caro. spent from Friday until Harrison visited Mr. and lers Friday evening at the Hills and Dales in CHRISTMAS2 months forSPECIAL cousin of the bride, was Richard P. Boylan, Caro, Sunday with her parents, Mrs. Carl McConnell. Garrison Stine home. I bridesmaid. and Patricia Sayers, Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar. General Hospital Franz Albright, cousin of Dale J. Gusko, Caro, and Pastor Sickler was guest Amber Ann Richards, in- Visitors Friday at the $42.50 the bride, was best man and Susan E. Woern, Mayville. fant daughter of Mr. and home of Mrs. Lyle Zapfe Expires 1-2-85 Team Time (floor speaker at the Clifford Bap- i Gitt Louis Sabo, brother-in-law Roy F. Wright, Caro, and tist Church Saturday and Mrs.Ronald Richards of N. were Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Born Dec. 8, to Mr. and cdrtif icates exercise)scheduled 4 of the bride, was Betty K. Baer, Caro. Sunday at a youth retreat. Phillips Rd., Cass City, was ence Zapfe and son, Roger Mrs. Robert (Bonnie) Available times a day. groomsman and usher. Carl T. Dunham, baptized Sunday, Dec. 2, at Godbey, of Clio and Mr. and Kozan, Cass City, a girl, I Ronald Ziehm, friend of the Mayville, and Ronda S. Mrs. Sharon Reid and Good Shepherd Lutheran Mrs Charles Peasley. Jessica Jo. -- --- bride and groom, was Thornton, Mayville. children, Ryan, 10, and Church. Mr. Richards was Christie, 6, left Wednesday also baptized Dec. 2. Mrs. Glenn McClorey and PATIENTS LISTED MON- Esther's Health Spa 1 of this week from Met- son Larry were callers Fri- DAY, DEC. 10, WERE: Hills and %Dales ropolitan Airport in Detroit The children of Mrs. Cecil day at the Vassar funeral for Washinp, D.C., Loomis will have an early home because of the death Mrs. Paulette Brooks, where they wi 1 be guests of Christmas with her Satur- of Everett Lee, 57, who was Mrs. Freda Wagg, Robert Schedule of Events Lt. Col. James Reid and his day evening. The gathering killed in a car accident. Lee Brinkman, Basil Wotton, Open to General Public wife until Friday. They will will begin at seven-thirty was a close friend of the James McClinton, Leonard leave for Mainz, Germany, with dinner at Wildwood late Frederick McClorey. Huber, William Kaake, Dec. 16 thru Dec. 22 to join Second Lt. Roger EVENT DATE TIME PCACE after, which they will go to Mrs. Mary McClorey, Cass Reid, U.S. Army. Formerly Mrs. Loomis' home. At- City; of Huntsville, Ala., Lt. Reid tending will be Mr. and Tyler Lodge Melissa Tracy, Timothy Red Cross Blood Dec. 17 1-7 p.m. Ambulatory left Nov. 5 for Germany. Bank Care Mrs. Irvin (Shirley) McConnell, Cam ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Reid took Kritzman of Millersburg, elects oficers Billy Emery, Deford; them to Metropolitan Air- Ind., Mr. and A.J. Mrs. Bernice Deeg, Or. Kahn, Cardiologist Dec. 19 1-5 p.m. Out-patient port Wednesday. Mrs. Cllnic (Dorothy) Murray of Wil- Installation of officers to Gagetown; We want to thank all ! Commander Jim Wilson liamston, Mr. and Mrs. Don serve Tyler Lodge F & AM Mrs. Nancy Croll, Kings- Dr. Donahue Dec. 19 8-12 a.m. Out-patient and Quartermaster Jack (Lucile) DeLong, Mr. and NO. 317 for the corning year ton ; of our customers for t Mrs. Don (Anita) Loomis Mrs. Dunlap, De- Clinic Esau of Post 3644 VFW at- will take place Friday, Dec. Erma b your patronage thru 1984. c tended the district meeting and Mr. and Mrs. David 14, at 8 p.m. in the Masonic cker ; b Or. Ahmed, Allergist Dec. 20 1-5 p.m. Out-patient at Port Huron Sunday, Dec. (Joyce)Loomis, Cass City. Temple. A potluck supper Clifford Jackson, Ubly. B Our Clinic 9. I will precede the inst allation i Twenty women of at 7 p.m. b Christmas Expectant Parent Dec. 20 7-9 p.m. Lg. Meeting Mrs. Fred Withey re- Evangelical Free Church Officers elected Dec. 4 STATE OF MICHIGAN Class Room Women's Ministries at- were: Worshipful Master, Tusccola County 1 Present turned to her home in to Caseville Thursday from tended a party Monday Merton Hendershot ; senior CLAIMS NOTICE Q you is: Dr. Jeung Dec. 21 8-12 a.m. Out-patient St. Luke's Hospital in evening at the home of Mrs. warden, Albert Griffen; INDEPENDENT PROBATE Clinic Saginaw where she had Nancy Leino. There was a junior warden, Jim File No. 24913. been a patient for a number gift exchange and the reve- Jackson; treasurer, Estate of Anton KloDP. 365 40 7701. Dr. lsterabadl Dec. 22 10-12 a.m. Out-patient of weeks. aling of names of secret Charles Wright, and secret- To ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: on Clinic Your interest in the estate may be barred prayer pals. A brief prog- ary, Edward Golding. or affected by the following: 1 110-126-1 35-Disc There is an Immediate Care Clinic in the Ambulatory CASCITY CHRONICLE ram was presented by Deb Others are chaplain, I. The Decedent, whose last known ad- USPS 092-700 Eschtruth and Margaret dress was 4782 Hospital Dnve, Cass city, In by 11 a.m. - Out by 4 p.m. Care Center: Frldays - 6:OO p.m. unttl Monday at 6 a.m. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Clarence Merchant and Michigan 48726 died September 30,1984 AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Turner. Christmas cookies Harold Prong ; senior 3. Creditors of the Deceased are notified Free Blood Pressure will be taken in the Ambulatory 6550 Main Street and coffee were served. deacon, Ted Furness ; that all claims against the estate will be barred unless presented within four months en Care Center from 8:OO a.m. - 8:OO p.m. any day. Please John Haire, publisher. Names for secret prayer junior deacon, Edward of the date of publication of this notice, Or and stop in and have yours taken. National Advertising Representative. pals for the coming year Mellendorf. and Tyler, Ar- four months after the claim becomes due, r:5 Michigan Weekly Newspaoers, Inc. 257 were drawn. Michigan Avenue, Eas! Lansing, Michigan. lington Hoffman. - whicheverTO THE is INDEPENDENTlater. PERSONAL Thumb Prints p' Physical, Resplratory and Speech Therapy scheduled on Second class postage paid at CaSS City, REPRESENTATIVE: Geraldine Blank, an out-patient as ordered your physician. Michigan 48726. 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CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,lW PAGE THREE ...... ~....*.*...*.*...,...... : ...... >:.:.:’:.... :,*:.* :,*:.* 1 33 &bitTra& $@ “rf It Fits. e 1 ...... ::\::.: ::;:::;.... By John Haire ...... :.:.>: Nancy the Itch (And anyone else he can iiiiiiii get to help.) By Jim Fitzgerald ...... Jim Fleming, Decker, suggests that a letter or card Merry Christmas. ‘I’he writing campaign by interested area persons could result in greeting is early because a pick-up of a documentary about the space flight that I’m taking a Christmas va- featured Brewster Shaw as pilot. cation. By the time you The show originates from station KUED in Salt Lake read this, I should be near- : City. It will be aired at 5:30 p.m. eastern time, Dec.30, over ing Charleston, S.C., if I ;the Pacific Mountain Network, didn’t scratch myself to Persons interested can call or write Channel 28 in Flint or death while pausing briefly ‘ Channel 19 at University Center, Midland 48710. to visit my sister Nancy the Itch in Cincinnati. .+******.* This is not the first time I’ve mentioned Nancy the The talk switched around to the person in business the Itch in a Christmas context. .longest in Cass City. The honor goes, hands down, to Keith A few years ago I confessed .:McConkey. that I’ve never, not even ‘, Others with long tenures include Buck and Lee Rabideau, once, gone into a store unas- :Fred Auten and the Haires. sisted and purchased a ,: Quote of the week about this came from Auten. “It’s a Christmas gift for anyone. tdubious honor, isn’t it?”, he asked. I always get a kind - or

~ Righton. greedy - relative to do my shopping for me. For many ***+****** GETTING READY - Volunteer workers prepare the 300 years, while I was still liv- Christmas tree lights that were later put on the pine tree in ing in my parents’ home, Kent coach at Bentley Him school at the new village park on Main Street. Geraldine Prieskorn, Nancy the Itch was my de- Burton, wants to be sure that everyone possible knows that signated shopper. Her re- his team won the double dual meet last Tuesday. left, brought extra light bulbs for volunteers Janet Hurley, ward was that she could He sent us the results of his team’s win over Cass City and Jim Jezewski, Don Root and Dick Root. buy her own gift from me, ‘ enclosed a check for a buck to be sure that he got a copy of with my money, and keep ‘the paper with the story. the change. I would give her $50 with r)------oo..--- which to buy six gifts and lothers Get Quick Results With The Christmas Seal campaign she would buy a $20 sweater ! for herself and one $2 box of chocolate-covered cher- c Chronicle’s Classified Ads - I underway in Michigan You Will Too! I The Christmas Seal Cam- Christmas Seal gift tags. wishgd. That was a mis- paign of the American Lung take. Association of Michigan is The oldest voluntary pub- Over $1,200 hit my desk underway, with 340,000 lic health organization in H aim the first two days, and the Michigan households in the the US., the American total was higher at the An- state receiving these tradi- Lung Association -- The chor. This was no surprise; tional symbols of the holi- Christmas Seal People -- because I’ve grown used to days by mail. The cam- was founded in 1904, 80 Net your generosity. But this paign continues through the years ago. Its mission was was mv first look at the early months of the New to stamp out tuberculosis. David Kitchen may know whenever the name just notes chat accompany so Year. Today, the American Lung ’ proper word usage, but he can’t be shoehorned into the many of the $2 and $5 Association and its 144 af- doesn’t know his girls. Who- available space. checks. They say such The colorful seals bear- filiated offices along with a ops, I mean his women. The letter was the first things as: “This check ing Christmas symbols are medical section, the Ameri- Kitchen wrote a letter to negative vibes I’ve re- would be larger, but I am traditionally used to de- can Thoracic Society, are the editor last week telling ceived from the practice. unemployed this year.” monstrate support of the dedicated to the control and me that calling an adult Not the first negative com- Or: “We don’t have very work of the American Lung prevention of all lung dis- female a girl is improper, ment about the way girls much to spend this Christ- Association. The seals de- eases and their related not to mention sexist, lan- (ladies, females) were mas, but I feel we must give 9 corate holiday cards, let- causes, including smoking, guage. handled in a story. a small amount.” Or: “1: e ters, packages and gifts. air pollution and occupa- Constructive criticism The one area that really don’t have much to spare: There are also matching tional hazards. like this calls for instant ac- is tender, really is touchy, but I hate the thought of so* 4363 Party Dresses @ tion. The Chronicle wants is the age. When you write many children doing with-; a to be right and above all the that Sally Jones, 52, was the out,” Chronicle doesn’t want a passenger in a car driven There were dozens oE :e) horde of angry girls by Mary Smith, 31, you may notes like that, from peoplq @ “TheWeather (women) breathing- down just stir the waters a bit. who gave more than they. High Low Precip. I its neck. We had one prominent could afford - and mor& @ It was time for action. A citizen a few years ago that than they knew. They gave,” Dec.9-15 Wednesday ...... 27 ..... 13 ... -01 survey was essential to find appeared in news stories on the old grump the Christ-: e Thursday ...... 29 ..... 7 ... .02 out the extent of the trans- several occasions and re- mas spirit 20 days before: Friday...... 28 .... 24 ... 0 gression. sulted in the publication of Christmas, the earliest? 63 Saturday ...... 44 .... 20 .... 0 Drop Off Box for There are seven females her age. ever. As always, it feels:: Sunday ...... 39 .... 30 ... .trace (you can’t go wrong saying Wnday...... 47 .... 33 .... 0 Each time I did, I knew wonderful, Thank you, and: Caring & Sharing females) in our office and Ithat was I right.would be visited and Merry Christmas. 4 - ,esday ...... 40 .... 34 .... .03 we asked them about this. In His Name Her thesis was that her rrY8 (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) The reaction was mixed. age was nobody’s business I guess you could say that but hers.. .especially not Get Quick herSometimes husband’s. doing the Results With bear to be a burning isste. news the way it should be One young lady piped up, is very difficult. The Chronicle’s “John, you can call me a Telling it like it is some- girl anytime you want to.” times can be the hardest Classified Ads It may have been tongue-in- part of this job. cheek. What boy (man) can understand their thinking? The reason that girl hit the headlines in the story Christmas Gifts that resulted in the letter to the editor is that girl uses from E: four letters and the name in question of the person Richard’s (fooled you there) takes 10 letters. There was space for only about six letters in the *19” Color TVs - $278.88 head. AM/FM Cassette Player - $49.95 There’s always a tempta- Cassette AM/FM Car Stereo - $69.95 tion in cases like this to use the term, lady. But that’s making a judgement. 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~ Kellogg Center on the caili- pus of Michigan State Uni- ’ versity in East Lansing. 1 Arthur Holmberg, 1984 1 campaign chairman for Genuine Leather Upper Elkland-Novest a United Removable Felt Liner ’ Way, and Ms. Peggy Hut- I ton, chairperson of Tuscola Steel Shank I County United Way, are listed. Reg. 1 United Way volunteers Sires 7-13- $23.95 ; have succeeded in raising 1 thus far, $101,888,881, r resenting 6.56 percent over i the amount raised, Girls ’ 1 statewide, in the past year. The final campaign report Sule 1 will be announced at the s1999 1 achievement celebration. , - This-. event is hosted by FALL DRESS SALE Sale Ends Sunday, Dee. 16 leading corporat iolls throughout Michigan. A special multi-media pre- OurEntireStock 2 5 Off sentation featuring local campaign chairperso Men ’s and Barry Manilow entitlea Reduced and Boys ’ ‘(OneVoice” will be shown. Twenty-four State ;and By “Kangaroo” National health and human Men’s 8-Inch BOYS’ CANVAS UPPER service agencies are reci- pients of monies allocated by local United Ways i With leather trim through the United Wag of 1 Sizes 3 to 6 * INSULATED SHOES No. EVL2165 $29.95 Michigan. I $23 9. Leather uppers, extra heavy insulation, Beige and Tan 1 leather lined, oil resistant crepe sole. Sibling class , 1 ‘1 1 BOYS’ GREY NYLON AND LEATHER at Hills & Dalbs ?

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Fde Subscript ion: 1 with Each Order 1: the Cass City Chronicle ;: I Phone 872-2010 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,lW PAGE FIVE Police respond to Michigan Mirror 4 minor accident GeneCass Wilson City reportedPolice Chief that pened Saturday at 12:30 p.m. a vehicle driven by Elveta Femington told Wilson Additional prison funds Suzanne-Thelma Feming- that she was parked on Ale ton, 20, 3275 Cemetery St., north of the Main Street Rd., Cass City, struck intersection, and that she a parked vehicle owned by failed to see the Klinkman vehicle parked behind her. demanded from state Frederick L. Klinkman, No injuries were reported. 6333 Robinson Rd., Cass Both vehicles were driven City. The accident hap- A coalition of law en- tion, and the public would rollback, and House away. forcement and judicial be willing to forego an ac- Speaker Gary Owen (D-Yp- groups have demanded the celerated income tax silanti) said he would also kgislature and Governor rollback in favor of new support that, but does not James Blanchard provide prison construction. expect a surplus to exist. more funding yet this year The coalition spokesper- Blanchard responded by for prison construction to son, representing the praising the support of the thwart a growing public Michigan Association of coalition for new prison safety crisis. Chiefs of Police, the Michi- construction, but urged At a recent Lansing press gan Corrections Associa- members to go to the Joint conference, representa- tion, the Michigan Judges Capital Outlay subcommit- tives of the coalition said Association, the Michigan tee of the Appropriations the general public had lost Sheriff’s Association and committees to urge swift TWO ADMITTED confidence in the ability of the Prosecuting Attorneys action on converting the old FOR $3.00 ON the state to provide protec- Association of Michigan, Detroit House of Correc- MON. and TUES. urged the state to earmark tions into a state prison. a portion of its 1983-84 gen- The statement by Blan- eral fund budget surplus to- chard also called for the Sunday: 2:30 till 6:OO Adults $1.50 wards prison construction group to explain to the pub- r as the “best option” for im- lic the need for additional 1 mediate action. prisons. STARTS WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12 MOVIE State budget officials, While the coalition fa- however, have already de- vored prison funding RENTALS clared the $266 million through the budget surplus *Young Doctors surplus has beerl allocated as alternatives, it also sup- to the September tax ported creation of a correc- In Love rollback and the budget tions construction finance The Natural stabilization fund payment. authority similar to the Adult Titles XXX Dale Davis, of the state housing development Sheriffs Association, said authority, or a proposal Sanyo Beta VCR $379.00 the executive office sup- similar to 1980’s unsuccess- 13 FunctionMlireless ported the goals of the coal- ful Proposal E, which ition but had told it there Remote would have raised the in- was no budget surplus to come tax specifically for provide financing for new new prison construction. MICRO prisons. Davis said that had Prop- COMPUT€R But, Davis said, “I think osal E passed, the state CEMTER the Legislature has some might not now be in a crisis. input into that.” Earlier this year, Senate I16 E. Frank St. Carc Republican legislative Majority Leader John En- Ph. 6735110 Next to the Strand Theatre leaders have called for gler said the possibility of using available surpluses forming a corrections au- for an accelerated tax thority. which would issue bondi for prison construction, was being studied. The group said the state also had to modify the current emergency over- I crowding act to limit the number of prisoners re- THURSDAY thru SUNDAY leased, and urged action on sentencing guidelines to WITH A WIND CHILL factor of two degrees below zero DEC. 13-14-1 5-1 6 (4 DAYS) help standardize prison IT’S DOUBLE FEATURE TIME sentences. last Thursday night, Milton Connolly,, Assistant Fire Chief Special Schedule All Nights Engler said he supported for the Elkland Township Fire Department, strung 300 “Breakin”’...... 7:30Only the group’s goals, although Christmas tree lights on a pine tree in the new village park he said they lacked specific “Body Rock” ...... 9:00 Only suggestions. on Main Street, Cass City. See both hits at regular price: The coalition representatives said the public was

growing ’ restless waiting for state action to provide adequate prison facilities. Bloodmobile to James Shonkwiler of the Prosecuting Attorneys As- sociation warned that the cbmbsnna8m sba@Mma state was “running the risk visit Cass City 406 W. Frank. Car0 taking the law into their J own hands because they don’t have confidence” that The Red Cross Blood- patient, blood is frequently the state can protect them. mobile will be at Hills and separated into red cells, W. Robert Huff, Ypsilanti Dales General Hospital platelets, plasma and police chief and president Monday from 1 to 7 p.m., cryoprecipitates. and used of the police chiefs associa- Jane Mitchell, chairman of to treat several patients. tion, said the public should the Cass City Red Cross Persons wishing to have replace those legislators Chapter, announced this an appointment may call who refuse to act quickly on week. 872-2121 although no ap- prison construction, al- Mitchell said that per- pointment is necessary. though he said he would not sons 17 or older can donate endorse recalls. blood without written per- Grass fire Davis said the group was mission. There no longer is willing to play on the pub- an age limit for do&ting lic’s emotions by using the blood she added. extinmished I recent murders of an East “The donation procedure U Lansing police officer and takes about an hour and the Meridian Township actual donation time lasts Monday woman to convince legis- less than 10 minutes,” SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE lators of the need for quick Mitchell says. The rest of The Elkland Township SATURDAY, DEC. 15 2:OO Only action on prison construc- the time is used to take Fire Department re- tion. medical history, tempera- sponded to a grass fire at 411 children free while you shop for One of the two persons ture, blood pressure and a the corner of Cemetery Christmas in Cass City. charged with those mur- hemoglobin test. There is Road and Kelly Road Man- It’s Action in Outer Space. ders was a parole violator time afterward for rest and day at 3130 P-m. When the and the other had escaped refreshment, fire department arrived, ‘6THE ICE PIRATES” from a half-way house at Mitchell noted that while the fire had been Put out by the time of the killings. a unit of whole blood can be Ellis Karr, a Cass City area administered to only one resident-

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A LITTLE Mrs. Thelma Jackson Christmas party . CHRONICLE WANT AD Forty-four members of Holbrook Area News Phone 658-2347 VFW Post No. 3644 and au- xiliary, family and friends joined in a Christmas party at the Gun Club Saturday evening, Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peter Extension Christmas tea Jim Wilson, commander, of Mt. Morris were Sunday Tuesday evening at the spoke briefly before a pot- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- Farm Bureau Building at luck dinner was served. vin Peter and family and Bad Axe. Mrs. George Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Jack Esau, quartermaster, Sheree LaPeer was a read a Christmas poem by Don. land were Friday evening Mrs. Jack Tyrrell spent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim ~h~~~d~~afternoon guest Professional end Business Edgar Guest. Carols were of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord sung with Roberta Stine at Monday and Tuesday with Doerr and Jeff. Mr. and Mrs. Earl guests of Mrs. hmDoerr. the organ. Milo Herman at Montrose. Mrs. Jack Tyrrell was a Schenk were Friday guests Melissa Jackson was a LaPeer. Mrs. Galen Baker, Mrs. Tuesday and Wednesday of Beatrice Hundersmarck. Monday overnight guest of Butch Guigar and Carrie . Santa Claus paid a visit Mrs. O'Bert Regal and Mrs. George Jackson and Tyrrell attended the Agri with gifts for'the children Fritz Van Erp, Mrs. Jim guest of Mr. and Mrs. De- McEachin, Mae Hoffman, nnis O'Bermiller and son at Nancy of Plymouth, Don. Business workshop spon- and handed out door prizes. Mildred Trusler of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood sored by the Farm Bureau DIRECTORY Mrs. Stanley Ileleski, Mrs. Midland. Games were played. Mrs. Evans Gibbard, Mrs. Lapeer, Sheree and Shelly, This was the first Christ- Clarence Hclcski and Sara Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Campbell of the East Sheri- Glaza visited Art McKensie Carl Gibbard and Kathy Debbie and Patti Timmons, mas party of the newly-es- toured the Buick plant in Ruth Timmons, Ann Neal, tablished post. dan Extension group at- at Provincial House, Cass tended the Huron County City, Wednesday. Flint Friday. Rev. Harry Capps, and Mrs. Lynn Spencer at- Anderson, Tuckey, Dr. G. W. McNiven Mr. and Mrs, Glen Mike Wiederhold had an tended the Presbytery Bernhardt & Co., P.C. Dr. R. R. Watson Shagena were Saturday early Christmas dinner at meeting at Certified Public Accountants Optometrists evening guests of Mr. and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Presbyterian Church at Qary Anderson, CPA -673-3137 Primary Vision Center P.C. Mrs. Calvin Hunt. Gaylord LaPeer. Bay City Tuesday. Robart Tuckry, CPA - 872-3730 6505 E Main, Cass City Scott Hurford of Big Mr.and Mrs. John Pfaff Jerry Bemhardl, CPA -673-3137 872-4374or 872-4375 7l5 E* Frank St.9 Cdro, Mi- Rapids spent the week end BRIOLAT CHRISTMAS were Sunday dinner guests Hours: Monday thru with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robin- and Friday 9-5 For enn Church St. Hurford and Debbie. Twelve attended the .JV11. 6261 Cass City, Mi. Special Mrs. Kim Anthony and Briolat early Christmas Emerson Britt of Moores- Appointments Available Mrs. Jim Doerr spent dinner and evening party town was a Wednesday din- Phone 872-4668 I Nurses Thursday in Bay City. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ner guest of Mr. and-Mrs. Only Mr. and Mrs. Walt McIn- Ervin Briolat Sunday. The Earl Schenk. 1 Ray Armstead Jr. Dr.Op W.to S.rn e tSelby r is t tyre of Croswell were Wed- afternoon and evening was nesday afternoon guests of spent playing games and of Wyandotte spent the Hours: 8-5 except Thursday week end with M~.and M~~. 8-12 noon on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord visiting. Gifts were ex- 6312 Main Street 4624 Hill St. Our Price ZaPeer. clianged. cross from Hills and Dales Hospital I Mrs. Dale Laming and Phone 872.3404 son were Saturday guests ****** spent last week with his of Mrs. Allen Depcinski. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bredow grandparents, returned Mr. and Mrs. Don of Bad Axe were Wednes- home Sunday. ' Bendrey, Brining, Physicions I s3695 McKnight of Bad Axe were day evening guests of Mr. Bob Leslie was a Satur- Sweeney and Original Price $49.95 day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday evening guests of and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Nartker, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Beatrice Hundersmarck Carl Gibbard and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold was a Sunday ghest of Mr. daughters. Certified Public Accountants Glaza were Friday lunch and Mrs. Earl Schenk. Chris Robinson was a Fri- DouglasGary E. P.Bendrey, Brining, CPA CPA guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shagena of day overnight guest of Mr. Stanley Glaza. Sebewaing was a Tuesday and Mrs. Philip Robinson Harold D. Sweeney, CPA Reva Silver was a Friday supper guest of Mr. and and family in Cass City. Joseph H. Nartker, CPA lunch guest and Carmen Mrs. Glen Shagena. 6144 E. Cass City Rd., Cass City The Greenleaf Extension Phone 51 Wagester was a Friday sup- Mrs. Carl Gibbard and 7.872.2005 group met Thursday at the 64 Westland Dr., Bad Axe, MI 48413 per guest of Edanna Kathy were Saturday Phone 517.289-9909 home of Mrs. Ray Rienelt Chiropractor Sweeney and David. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl for their Christmas party. 47 Austin St., Sandusky, MI 48471 Mrs. Bryce Champagne Gibbard Jr. and family in Each member brought two Phone 31 3.640-4931 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. was a Wednesday evening Bad Axe. dozen cookies for the Pro- 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mr, and Mrs. Elwin Sat., 9-12 a.m. Schenk. Richardson and Brenda , vincial House Christmas Weinlander, Fitzhugh, party. Mrs. Curtis Cleland 21 N Almer, Caro, Mich. Mrs. Larry Konkel at- were Sunday evening Schairer,Bertuleit PC & was in charge of crafts and Across from IGA Store tended a spinning seminar guests of Mrs. Cliff games. Gifts were ex- Phone Caro 873.4464 ' at the home crf Mrs. Vie1 at Jackson . changed. The next meeting Certified Public Accountants Kinde Saturday. Nick Anthony spent Wed- will be held at the home of 1600 Center Avenue Carl Gibbard visited Mr. nesday forenoon with Mrs. Mrs. Murill Shagena in and Mrs. Jerry Gibbard in Jim Doerr. P.O. Box 775 Richard A. Hail, D.O. Cass City Jan. 10. Bay City, MI 48707 Bad Axe Friday evening. Jason and Jim Jackson Os teopa thic Physician 4 spent the week end with Clifford Jackson entered Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walter G. Weinlander, CPA Cass6545 City,Church Michigan Street .' Don Jackson and Mrs. Hills and Dales Hospital in Shagena attended Jan Cass City Tuesday, Dec. 4. Stewart J. Reid, CPA Moore's Christmas Treat at George Jackson. Other Visitors through the week Robert L. Hennessey, CPA 872-4446 were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Phons Toll Free Iffice812-4725 Home 872-4762 355-55 Baptist church Meyers of Imlay City, Lee 1-800-024-2400 - - Hendrick. Bruce Holcomb. Saib A. lsterabadi oficers elected Mr. and Mrs. Harmon 4674M.D., Hill FRCS Street Nicols, Willis Brown, Mrs. Cass City, Miqhlgan 48726 Members of First Baptist Murill Shagena, Mrs. Greg hrgeon, Qeneral&Thorack The Cass City Layman's. Club Church elected officers to Armstead,- Mr. and Mrs DO YOU HAVE A Outpatient Clinic serve next year, at a meet- Luther Durham, Mr. and DRINKING PROBLEM? Hills & Dales Hospital ing Wednesday night, Dec. Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer, Mr. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Each Wed. 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. presents its annual 5. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland, AND AL-NON New members of the Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cope- Every Friday Evening - 8:W p.m. church board are Bill land, Mr, and Mrs. Glen Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Moon KOJeung, M.D, Ewald, Ron Ouvry and Shagena, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cass City General Surgery ; John Shagena. Ewald is McTavish, Avis Youngs, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Daily also treasurer. Norma Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker, IT-- Dental-~ ~ Fisher was chosen as Lynn Fuester, Clara Bond - - - Saturday-9to 12 noon. deaconess and Anita Mohr, and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Office Hours church hostess. Benkelman. By Appointment %New Year's Eve Concert@ Reelected were Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Kevin 6230 Hospital Drive- Fisher, church clerk; Robinson attended a card EK*L \\ Cass City, MI 48726: Elwyn Helwig, Sunday party Saturday evening at GROUP, P.C. - school secretary, and Ron the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ouvry, head usher. Lou Paul Lerash. Three tables olrid E. Eqh, D.D.S. Phone 872-4611 * Cass City High School Auditorium LaPonsie was named to the of cards were played. Santa Rqmdkomrd C. W. Hausbeck, hri,D.D.S. D.D.S. Home 872-3138 missionary committee and visited the group with gifts I Kathleen Hartwick is for everyone. aw M W,D.D.S. P.S. Kumar, M.D. 5 flower committee chair- Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore 429 N. State St., Caro I man. Church organist is and family, ,Theresa Lam- Ph. 673-3838 Dionisia A. Sy, M.D.: Complete Dental Care Facility Helen Ray1 and pianist, ing and family and Mr. and Now Serving Tuscolapounty Area -Pediatrics : Lorraine Enos. Mrs. Dan Gibbard and fam- Weekend Emergency (Infants, Children * Concert starts 8 pm. The new officers will be ily were Sunday guests of Phone Saginaw 799-6220 installed in January. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Gib- and Adolescents CAR0 FAMILY 1184 Cleaver Road ~rOld Favorites and New DENTAL CENTER Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. Performers Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., Monday thru Friday Assoc. By Appointment Jeff Walby,204 W. Sherman, D.D.S., Caro Assoc.

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CASS MICHIGAN PAGE SEVEN CITY, CAS$ CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1984 Michigan I I Bean Comm. Marie- Meredith to meet Shabbona Area News Phone 672-9489 The next meeting of the Michigan Bean Commis- sion will be held Tuesday, Christmas gifts__ were ex-- Dec. 18, at Long’s Conven- Randy Lee and Liza Puterbaugh. with Mrs. Irene Bader. A Group will meet Tuesday tion Center in Lansing. This Smith spent Saturday over- Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. cooperative supper was changed and new names evening, Dec. 18, with Mrs. at meeting is scheduled to night with their grandpa- Frank Pelton and Miss served at 6:30 with 21 mem- were drawn for next year. Irene Bader. A $2 gift ex- begin at 10:oo a.m. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Marie Meredith attended bers and a visitor present. The January 2 meeting change will be held. The Promotion programs, In- Smith. the extension meeting, The meeting was called will be with Mrs. Virginia program is being planned COLONY HOUSE ternational Markets and Michelle Warczinsky of Dare to Decorate, Wednes- to order by Mrs. Marion Auslander. The lesson, by Mrs. Marion Gray and $30.00 Couple Ph. 872-3300 day morning in Sandusky. other items Dertaining to Deckerville spent Sundav Gray, president. The sec- Prayer and Self Denial, will Mrs. Virginia Auslander. ” Mr.and Mrs. Voyle Dor- “M USlC U NLlMl TED the dry bean *industry“will with her great-grand- retary’s and treasurer’s re- be given by Mrs. Janet The RLDS ladies of Shab- Variety Band be discussed. mother, Mrs. Frank Pelton. man were Sunday after- ports were presented. Severance. bona will hold their Christ- Mr. and Mrs. Chester noon callers of Mr. and The Christmas lesson Tickets Purchased at: Anyone interested in mas party Thursday even- Konrad’s, Cass City; Caro True Value; Reirnann-Snyder, Michigan dry edible beans Puterbaugh, John and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. was given by Mrs. Jul Ann ****** ing, Dec. 20, with Mrs. The0 is encouraged to attend. ‘Kathy and a friend spent Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson Kuenzli and Mrs. Helen Cleland. Worship is by Bad Axe; Huron Music, Bad Axe or at Colony House, Mrs. Cass Citv. For further information, Saturday visiting their pa- Puterbaugh, Dalton Puter- Hubbard. Secret sister The Shabbona Extension Karen Sawdon. contact the Bean Commis- rents and grandparents, bauah. Miss Lana Puter- sion office at 517-694-0581. Mr. and Mrs, Ryerson .- Wednesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Puterbaugh and family. Cake and ice cream were New books at served to celebrate Kurt’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond the librarv Wallace were Sunday after- d noon visitors of Mrs. Frank I Pelton. Mr. and Mrs. Larrv MARY KAY ON PEOPLE MANAGEMENT by Mary Puterbaugh and famili Kay Ash (non-fiction). Mary Kay states that P & L means were Sunday supper guests more than Profit and Loss - it means People and Love, too - of Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson This little.lamb will Share the spirit of and she expansively documents her own achievements in Puterbaugh. applying this principle to her work and employees. The Shabbona RLDS his II find wav~~ Moreover, she counsels extending this philosophy to every Church program will be aspect of living. Even so, one feels that Ash keeps one mean Sunday evening, Dec. 16, at . . . into your heart! Our nostalgic wooden lamb Share the love and warmth of Christmas with eye on the bottom line while winking cheerful encourage- 7:30. A Christmas play will ornament-with his red fabric bow and wheels friends and family near and far. Beautiful ment with the other. Mary Kay is, of course, a splendid role be given under the direction that move-will be a favorite for years to come. Hallmark Christmas cards tell so much about model for aspiring superachievers. of Mrs. Jim Doerr and Mrs. $6.50. how you feel. Don Smith. THE MIKO by Eric VanLustbader (fiction). Nicholas Evergreen Guys and Linnear, an American businessman of part Japanese Gals 4-H Club will meet heritage, goes to Tokyo with his boss, Raphael Tomkin, to Monday evening, Dec. 17, facilitate a merger with Sato Petrochemicals, unaware that at the Evergreen School for the bride of the president of Sato, the miko, is committed to a Christmas party. destroying the company and killing Linnear. The stakes, personal and professional, are high. Linnear is about to METHODIST WOMEN marry Tomkin’s daughter; the assistant to Sato’s president, severely wounded in World War 11, hates The Shabbona United Americans; a Russian national hopes to exploit the oil find Methodist Women held to incapacitate his government; and the rniko, as breath- their Christmas party Wed- takingly beautiful as she is committed, has been trained nesday evening, Dee. 5, in all the arts of attack and defense by one of Japan’s most revered sensei. 2-day crop OTHER WOMEN BY Lisa Alther (fiction). On the couch is Caroline, 35, depressed divorced mother of two boys, marketing emergency room nurse, partner in a flagging lesbian relationship and daughter of an incredibly selfish pair of do- workshop gooders. The therapist is 50-ish Hannah, menopausal, orphaned at five, and happily married to Arthur, though There will be a two-day obsessed by the deaths of two of their children. Into the Crop Marketing Seminar in depths (and shallows) we go - at great length - with Hannah Brown City Wednesday and contemplating her own life, loves and past therapy Thursday,Dec. 19-20, at the sessions, and Caroline getting a better grip on her own VFW Hall. This workshop existence through transference and a Erowing ability to feel has been designed to pro- self-esteem and anger. vide area farmers and agri- businesses the opportunity to learn about other alternatives to receive higher prices. The Brown City Savings 75 Bank and Sanilac Coopera- sq. ft. tive Extension Service are Christmas co-sponsoring the seminar. Such topics as cash market- WILL ing, forward contracts, price later agreements, Wrap VISIT hedging, basis contracts and the new commodity op- at Paper IN tions will be some of the .stays on his mind Coach Light topics studied. There will # &hdd&??.A also be a panel of local far- $299 Gaget ow ri mers and agri-business representatives. 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~~ PHARMACY Farm Division CASS CITY PHONE 872-3613 CASS CITY PHONE 872-2616 PAGE EIGHT CASS CITYCHRONICLE-~HURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, iw CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ...... ~.~...... ~.~.~...~.~.~.~-...~.‘.~.~.~.~.~...~.~.~.~.~...~.~.~...~...~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~...~.~.~...~.~..~.~.~ ...... Name officers ...... HEALTH TIPS for Owen-Gage HANDY WASH- --- CJ I Few flu victims I Senior Citizens Down Memory Lane get shot each year The Owen-Gage Senior Citizens met at St. Agatha’s FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE parish hall in Gagetown for ...... Only 20 percent of the el- ...... ,...... I...... derly and other persons FIVE YEARS AGO Army Pvt. 2 Susann won a $150 college scholar- Interior Cleaning When We Wash considered at high risk Guint her completed office ship for outstanding and Dry Your Car from flu and its complica- Attorney General Frank training at Ft. Jackson, achievement in the 1949 Na- We Power Spray Under Each Car tions receive flu vaccine. Kelley has filed suit against S.C. tional 4-Hbaking program. This disturbs the American the Huron and Tuscola Excavation has been . Lung Association and its County Boards of Commis- 25 YEARS AGO made for the foundation for CALL 872-2734 medical section, the Ameri- sioners for failure to apply an addition to the H.O. Paul We are located just down from the Post Office can Thoracic Society who a property tax rollback in Leslie Severance re- Co. on East Main St. Call6649 forE. Main, Your Cass Appointment City, MI 48726 recommend that all such the Owen-Gage School dis- ceived a $500 4-H scholar- persons be vaccinated each trict. Six township treasur- ship award for outstanding Mrs. Alvah Hillman and Open from 9 am -5P m Monday through Friday # year before the flu season. ers are also defendants. achievement as a 4-H Mrs. William Anker de- The Association and Soc- Mr. and Mrs. Mark exhibitor. monstrated new ways to w- iety are working to create Neiman won $50 in lucky better public awareness of bucks in the drawing by the this influenza problem and Chamber of Commerce Re- tion of director of advanced Extension Group met with to encourage community tail Committee. design and long range pro- Mrs. Lyle bunsbury Wed- action. Around 400 persons at- duct development at Wal- nesday. The flu vaccine is up- tended the Gasohol Day bro Crop. Rbbert J. Freye dated each year to give pro- program Thursday when was appointed chief en- tection against expected its potential as “fuel of the gineer of the company. current strains of the virus. future” was discussed. Donna Salcido is the new It is very effective in pre- Randy Ferris, Tim owner of Donna’s Restaur- venting severe consequ- Johnson, Steve Richards, ant on East State St. in ences of flu, such as Tim Fahrner, Ken Martin, Gagetown. pneumonia and death. Craig Tonti and Rusty Hoag Three youths were ar- Patients with heart or all scored in the Hawks’ raigned in connection with chronic luhg disease and narrow loss to Car0 Tues- the breaking and entering Residents of the elderly are considered day night, 60-57. and robbery of Bush’s Re- Hot lunch prices at the staurant. school are going up for the Lloyd Vyse has erected a Lutherans list fir$ time in five years in an new elaborate Christmas Elkland, Elmwood, effort to stem the deficit in dis lay in front of his home. the program. Prices, raised #he fifth and sixth grades special services a nickel, are: grades 1-6, of Cass City School will pre- 55@, 7-12, 60g, and adults, sent a Christmas program, Ellington, Novesta The senior and junior 75Q. “Why The Chimes Rang,” choirs will present a Christ- Mark Guinther finished under the direction of mas cantata Sunday, Dec. in the top four percent on Roger Parrish, Monday 16, at Good Shepherd Luthe- part I of the annual Michi- night. ran Church at the 9:30 wor- gan Math Prize competi- Townships ship service, under the dition. 35 YEARS AGO rection of Dan Balzer. Diva Becker, exchange Sunday evening, Dec. 23, student from Brazil, will re- In a 37-36 overtime vic- the children’s Christmas turn home soon after spend- tory in Cass City’s basket- We Service Your Area program will be presented ing a year in Cass City. ball season opener against at 7:30 p.m. Marlette, the following Red A candlelight Christmas TEN YEARS AGO Hawks scored: Gil Schwa- Eve service will be held derer, Ken Brown, Lee Har- Pick-Up Weekly Monday at 7:30 and Christ- Dr. and Mrs. Efren tel, Tom Schwaderer and mas Day worship services Dizon, pediatricians, were Eugene Kloc. are at 9:30 a.m. welcomed to Cass City. He Dick Joos’ Hereford steer Cal I __ will begin practice in the re- placed first in lightweight cently completed doctors’ division , and reserve Kingston clinic next month, His wife champion in the Hereford 68312233 will join him in June. class at the Detroit Junior WE HAVE CONTAINERS AVAILABLE Two men were arraigned Livestock Show. in connection with a rash of Mrs. O.L. Faupel re- area larcenies, including a ceived the highest award, a breaking and entering of $69 dinette set, in the first the Cass City Gamble of five Chamber of Com- NOTICE Store, where an assortment merce drawings. Fourteen RICH’S DISPOSAL of speakers and tape decks others also received free 6315 Wilcox Road Deford was stolen. merchandise. “The Magical Forest,” a Vera Pringle of Snover play written by the high There will be a meeting of the Economic school drama class for the elementary students, was Development Corporation of the Village of presented Thursday. Cast Cass City at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, December members included Wayne Wood, Lena Woodruff, Tom JOIN THE‘WINNERS IN CASS CITY 20, 1984, at the Municipal Building, 6737 Sherry, Ed Keating, Mike Gaszczynski, Cathy CHRISTMAS Church Street, Cass City, Michigan, to con- Hobart, Donna Francis and sider approval of a bond issue for the Walbro Frances Walsh. s2,000 DOLLARS GIVE-AWAY Nine students and three Corporation Project, and any other business adults from Good Shepherd that may come before the Board at that time. Lutheran Church partici- 5 Drawings of $100 each will be made. Ifwinner is pated in a voluntary 24-hour fast in order to better un- present $100 will be given. If not present $50 will be derstand and help relieve world hunger. The group, awarded and the remainder added to the big final under direction of Pastor James VanDellen, raised ’ drawing. Drawings will be held Dec.14-21. LOU S. LaPONSlE around $200 for Lutheran World Relief. Thirteen girls are par- NEXT DRAWING FRIDAY - 7 P.M. E.D.C. SECRETARY ticipating in Cass City’s new varsity sport, gymnas- Corner of Main and Seeger Streets tics, coached by Brenda I, Breidinger . Dale Karr of Gagetown and Sharon Marz of Snover 11 LAST WEEK’S LUCKY $50 WINNERS: graduated last week from Michigan State University. Lu Kozan - GeorgiaThompson Tomi Decker - Bob Schafer - Ann Lowry does your h Florida room Cd FREE MOVIE SATURDAY = 2 P.M. For Kiddies 12 and Under at Cass Theatre

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DO you lose the use of your enclosed porch or Florida room when temperatures start dropping Friday 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.; Saturday 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. ...as if that extra room had left town for the winter? Extend the life of this valuable living space by adding permanently installed supplemental electric heat Enjoy clean, flameless, even heat, Wednesday 3:30 - 5:OO p.m. without fumes, by going electric. For automatically timed and controlled heat when and where you want it, without the expense of additional ductwork, supplemental electric space heating is the practical answer. Most Stores Call Detroit Edison or check your Yellow Pages under Electrical Contractors or Lighting Sup- pliers, for ways to keep your Florida room a space for all seasons. OPEN -- OPEN expand your comfort zone PARKING EVENINGS 1 Mon. thru ’til Christmas SUNDAY WINTERaWISE Noon to 4 p.m. Friday WITH ELECTRIC HEAT.. . whoit NO METERS Ask For Free Edison in Cass City Coffee Tickets CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,lW PAGE NINE Retirees stay in home setting H and M offers adult foster care

For the elderly woman people,” Sister Patricia crafts room. are ready to turn in for the “We take care of them just the gift. ase gifts without it,” Sister Sister Joepha said that ’ who is in good enough said. “It is just like a home Although the home is op- *evening. During the night like a mother would her Because of the generosity Josepha said. guests are welcome to . health not to require living away from home.” erated by two Catholic Sis- one of the sisters will go family,” she said. of the parishioners of the Chris Fliney, resident come visit anytime during , in a medical care facility, She added that because it ters, the resident’s religi- from room to room, making The meals are prepared St. Columbkille Catholic who recently came to the regular hours, and that ap- ’+ but is no longer comforta- is a foster care home, and ous denomination does not sure that the residents are by the sisters, but for a spe- Church, Ubly, the women home, said that after Jook- proved family members ble living alone, the H and not a nursing home, the make any difference. “We not having any problems. cial Halloween treat, and will find an extra treat in ing at other foster care can take the resident home M Retiree Home is an alter- women must be able to don’t have a single Catholic “There is a responsible again for Christmas, the their stocking Christmas homes, she decided that she with them for a visit. native to the high cost of a walk by themselves and (resident) here,and we are adult in the house at all women who choose to, can morning. “We are very wanted to stay at the H and The H and M Retiree nursing home, take care of their bathroom both Cqtholic,” Sister Pat- times,” Sister Josepha assist in making festive grateful (for the dona- M Retiree Home. “I like it Home is located at 8550 “We are geared for the needs. The sisters provide ricia said. .said. She added that she cookies and other special tion ). We probably would here with the sisters,” North Van Dyke Rd., Cass - adult foster care,” said Sis- meals, housekeeping, laun- The residents must be and Sister Patricia take treats that are so much a not have been able topurch- Chris added. City. ter Patricia, one of the two dry and aid with bathing non-smokers and can not turns going to mass on part of the traditional fam- Catholic Sisters running the and other personal care have pets with them. Saturday and Sunday, so ily life. For a special treat, ’ home. “It is for people who needs. They also drive the that one can stay with the as part of the Christmas . are able to care for them- residents to their doctor ap- The sisters have begun residents. On rare occa- celebration, each of the

# selves, but need some pointments and monitor introducing arts and crafts sions when they are both women drew the name of supervision. It is a home medication needs. to the residents, along with required to be away from another resident to buy a setting. It is not in- Presently the home has their favorite games of po- home, a person is hired to present for. A $3 limit has stitutionalized at all.” Sis- six women residents. They keno, a bingo type game, watch over the women. been placed on the price of lter Patricia and Sister are able to handle a and jig saw puzzles. The re- -“‘Josepha were recently maximum of 10 residents. sidents enjoy listening to hired by the owners of the Sister Josepha said that records that the sisters foster care home, Mr. and they have only women resi- brought with them. Sister Mrs. Richard Harter, De- dents because the house is Josepha added that televi- ’ ckerville. The cost for a pri- set up so that the residents sion is not a big interest to

1 vate room is about $800 per are not restricted as to the residents. They watch month for each individual. where they can go in the the 6:OO p.m. news, and The home has four private home. their two favorite game . and three double occu- “They have a complete shows, Jeopardy and Wheel * pancy rooms. They hope to run of the house. They are of Fortune. build on to be able to take not confined to their bed- Sister Josepha said that care of 15 residents. room,” Sister Josepha said. they have no set time for (‘Our main concern is The home has a large liv- the women to go to bed, but ‘quality care for the ing and dining rodm, and a generally by 9:oO p.m. most

CHRIS FLINEY was happy to SISTER PATRICIA puts the final touches on Edna Sim- receive her Christmas stocking at the mons’ hair. The two sisters help with the personal groom- H and M Retiree Home. ing of the residents of the foster care home. Farmers elect Chemical Bank‘s interest ASC committee SISTER JOSEPHA calls out the numbers of the bingo members rateson all mortgages type game, po-keno, a favorite of the residents. Regular members for 1985 Community ASC Com- mittee were recently have been reduced. elected by mail ballot with 901 farmers casting ballots. The three regular members from area townships are as These new lower rates apply to follows : Bingham: Aaron Weltin, Wallace W. Hagen and Al- owner occupied, single family bert Kubacki. Brookfield: James AI- residence or condominium. brecht, Charles Timmons and Roger Fritz. Grant: Frank Schwartz, Donnie Metzger and Michael Hatlas. Balloon mortgages W/2,3 or 5 year maturity Sheridan: Jim Ballagh, e20% down payment - sub ect to bank Donald Shaw and Robert appraisal G. VanErp. I Two alternates to each a25 year amortization Community Committee who will serve in the ab- sence of the regular mem- down payment sub bers were also elected in Adjustable rate mortgclges a2 1% - ect to bank the ASCS mail election. a apraisal The three regular mem- 62 5 year amortization bers of each Community Committee will convene at the USDA Service Center in Bad Axe, at 8:OO pm., Fixed rate mortgages-- e15 or 25 year maturity Thursday, Dec. 13, to serve 020% down payment --subject to bank as delegates to the County Convention. They will elect appraisal a member of the County Committee to serve a three- year term, officers of the County Committee’, and two Financing examples for County Committee alternates for the year of 1985. - The convention is open to Fixed rate mortage 25 year maturity VISITORS WELCOME - Helen Easton, left, from the the public. Generally, any Balloon mortgage - 3 year maturity Loan amount $30,000 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, and her neighbor, farmer is eligible to serve Loan amount ...... $30,000 Interest rate 13.50 , Marilyn Woodward, visited the H and M Retiree Home on ASC Committees. Interest rate 1234 Thursday to see Violet Spencer. ASC County and Com- Amort itation 25 years munity Committees are in Amortization 25 years Monthly payment $349.70 charge of local administra- Monthly payment $332.72 tion of Government Farm Estimated closing cost $ 600 Programs enacted by the Estimated closing cost $350 2% loan origination Congress of the United 1% commitment~fee $300 States. f fee $600 Present county ASC Com- Total estimated Total estimated closing mittee members are: How- closing costs $650.00 ard Finkel, chairman, of costs $1 200.00 Port Hope; Howard Ritter, Annual percentage rate 13.43% Annual percentage rate 13.81 YO vice-chairman, of Bad Axe, and Albert F. Hass, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL member, of Bad Axe. Rit- ter’s term expires this year and he is eligible for reelec- We want to be your bank and give you mortgage rates’to prove it. Call CONTACT LENSES tion to the county commit- Doug Herringshaw 872-4355 for more information. tee for 1985. Howard Finkel * With purchase of initial eye exam and first pair of our standard Iand Albert F. Hass will re- Bausch & Lomb daily wear or extended wear contact lenses. main on the committee for c Spare pair free. 1985. Jimmy LaVoie, Bad Axe, is the County Execu- Expires 12-31-84. Previous orders, funded programs, other discounts do not apply. CHEMICAL EANK tive Director. CAS5 CITY I I A Chemical Financlal Corporation Bank 6522 Main. P.0 Box 156. Cas4 City, MI 48726 CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1984 \GE TEN -- -- Look For m Our Wk'Vk C8T TWB Other PARTY BBS.e In=Store Specids! 6bWe9veGot ,A Good Selection Of Menu YourTHIS Choice WEEK'S Fresh SPECIAL Made Sdeas And Party Goods At 'IGA!I r DONUTS 1 Ad Good Thru Sat., Dec. 15,1984 120c Off *nyDvz.l Buckets of Chicken 16 - 20 - 24 pC. Sold by the piece or by buckets. Also: We have on request Barbecued Chicken - M or parts * Spare Ribs *Polish Sausage Potato Wedges FRESH SALADS All Kinds Every Day by Leon's

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Limit f -1lbe Pkg. Expires Sat., Dec. 15,1984 I I,mm- -,--- d I- --- - Limit on~coupon p.r familv. Couprm and $15.00 Purchau I Present this coupon with any one manufacturers "Centr Off" coup~lup to quid,mxcl;di& t-o, ako-idic tmvermges or odiir * coupon Items. Expinr Sat-,Om. 16,1984. I SO$ face value, and get Double Swings/ I- * On/y one Double VehCo-n per item. I * If doubted total axceed retail price, double will not be honored. PAGE TWELVE CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13.1984 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN r- Airman Keyser Santa letters Rep. Allen seeks at England base Obituaries Air Force Airman 1st voters’ opinions Class Dale P. Keyser, son Dear Santa, . Or anyone else gives me. 1 of Helen M.Keyser of 6594 My name is Andy Green. be Pine St., Cass City, has She was born Sept. 30, She was a member of 1 am 4 years old. Following the defeat of new cars built after 1990 to Hold rites for Trinity United Methodist graduated from the U.S. I try to be a good boy. Love Andy 1892, in Canton, Ohio, the Air Force aircraft fuel legislation Thursday in the be equipped with air bags, daughter of John and Church of Cass City and sys- Please bring me a trans- Michigan House of Rep- unless states comprising Bartnik tems mechanic course at former for Christmas. A jet Helen Sophia (Walker) Towle. was a life member and Past Chanute Air Force Base, Dear Santa, resen tatives that would two-thirds of the nation’s Miss Towle married Matron of Echo Chapter plane and any 0th Ones Mommy and Daddy say I have required the use of population adopt mandat- Mrs. Helen Bartnik, 59, Ill., where he was an honor you Want me to have. Also Charles F. Mudge June 26, OES No. 337, Cass City, and have put a lot of joy into seat belts by front seat pas- ory seat belt laws. ‘, of Cass City died Thursday, a member of the Cass City student. a Computer. Thank YOU for 1918, in Evergreen their lives since I was born, sengers, State Representa- Dec. 6, at St. Mary’s Hospi- Township. Mr. Mudge suc- Senior Citizens. coming to town. I Promise so do you think you could tive Dick Allen (R-Fair- “Mandatory seat belt tal in Saginaw after an ill- you I will like whatever YO1 cumbed Jan. 14, 1972. Mrs. Murphy is survived bring me a few toys - like a grove) is asking his con- legislation has become a + ness of several weeks. by one son, Keith Murphy highly emotional issue dur- She was a member of Gloworm, a Stack and stituents in Huron and Tus- She was born May 25, Trinity United Methodist of Cass City, and one daugh- Dump Truck, and a tele- cola Counties to write to ing this session of the Legis- 1925, in Detroit, the daughter, Mrs. Patricia Toner of phone? him personally about their lature, and consequently, ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Church of Cass City and many people do not realize was a life member and Past Cassdren anJCit ’six- six great-grand- grandchil- feelings on mandatory seat Jacob Barszcz. Matrop of Echo Chapter For Life belt laws. the effects this proposed Miss Barszcz was united children. Four sisters, federal regulation might in marriage to Henry OES No. 337, Cass City. Allen explained that he Mrs. Mudge is survived Hazel, Lona, Olive and Insurance has been contacted by only have on the auto industry,” Bartnik Sept. 6,1952,in De- Ferol, preceded her in six people in his district Allen stated. “Automobile troit. The couple later made by five nieces and four the manufacturers estimate nephews, grandnieces and death. who favor a mandatory their home in Greenleaf An memorial ser- state Farm seat belt law, compared to that air bags could add an Township. grandnephews and great- OES additional $800 to the cost grandnieces and nephews. vice was held Tuesday several hundred who op- Mrs. Bartnik was a evening at Little’s Funeral way. posed the concept. of a car, so the federal member of St. Pancratius One’sister, Sarah Rose, and regulation may have an ad- Catholic Church of Cass two brothers, William and Home. “I voted against the man- verse impact on the auto City and the Women’s Joseph, preceded her in Funeral services were From the company and datory seat belt bill be- industry in Michigan.” Council. death. conducted Wednesday at 1 agent who’ve earned your cause of the apparent op- Rep. Allen is asking his She is survived by her An Eastern Star memo- p.m. from Little’s Funeral trust through car gnd home position in my district,” constituents in Huron and husband; two daughters, rial service was held Mon- Home with Reverend insurance. Ask me about Allen explained. “HOW- Tuscola Counties to write Miss Gloria Bartnik of day at 8 p.m. at Little’s James McCallum, pastor of LIFE. ever, the bill will be- to him at the State Capitol, Reese and Mrs. Gregory Funeral Home, Cass City. Trinity United Methodist rein- Church, officiating . troduced when ” we recon- Lansing, MI 48909. (Christine) Lobdell of Funeral services were vene in January and once Marietta, GA. ; two sons, held Tuesday at 11 a.m. Burial was in Elkland DALE P. KEYSERf ERNEST A. again the Legislature will David- - Rartnik- _------and- - Gerald- from Little’s .Funeral Cemetery. TEICHMAN JR. Corbin Tyler Swiastyn be asked to vote on the mea- Bartnik, both of Cass City, Home, Cass City, with Re-’ 6240 W. Main sure. I am asking my cop and two grandsons. verend James McCallum, Cass City, Michigan Since this is my first stitutents to write to me to Other survivors include pastor of Trinity United During the course, stu- Phone am388 Christmas, please don’t express either their opposi- LETTER one sister, Mrs. Casimar Methodist Church, off icia t- David Nichols dents were taught to in- forget to put my house on tion or their support for a Walatkiewicz of Clawson ing . spect and repair intricate your list of stops. mandatory seat belt law.” and three brothers, Stanley Burial was in Elkland dies Dec. 5 aircraft fuel systems. They + TO Barszcz of Warren, Ed- Cemetery, Cass City. also earned credits toward Love, Allen added that the seat ward Barszcz of Dearborn David Joseph Nichols, in- an associate degree Corbin Tyler Swiastyn belt legislation, which was Heights and Thomas fant son of James and Kelli through the Community 10 months old approved earlier this fall EDITOR Barszcz of Southfield. One (Walsh) Nichols of Decker, College of the Air Force. 4941 Quinn St. by the Senate, and was nar- brother, John, preceded Myrtle Murphy died Wednesday, Dec. 5, at Gagetown, MI rowly defeated in the her in death. Huron Memorial Hospital, His wife, Lisa, is the House, was introduced in A prayer service was dies Sunday Bad Axe. daughter of Gene and response to the enactment Farnilv held Sunday at 8 p.m. at Surviving are his pa- Donna Wilson of Cass City. of a recent U.S., Depart- Little’s Funeral Home, Mrs. Myrtle Murphy, 91, rents ; pakrnal grandba- He is a 1983 Cass City Santa letters ie Mon- ment of Transportation Cass City. Funeral mass of Cass City died Sunday, rents, Robert Nichols and High School graduate and regulation requiring all enjoys was conducted Monday at Dec. 9, at Hills and Dales Mrs. Joyce Wilt, both of joined the Air Force in July, 11 a.m. from St. Pancratius General Hospital after an Lapeer ; maternal grand- 1984. Catholic Church with Re- illness of several weeks. parents, Pete and Dolores Airman Keyser left Nov. uecoratzons verend Julius A. Spleet , She was born Feb. 28, Walsh of Ubly; paternal 27 for England where he is pastor, officiating. 1893, in Parkhill, Ont., great-grandmother, Em- stationed at RAF Mil- Letter to the Editor, Burial was in Elkland Canada, the daughter of ma Walton of Lapeer; ’denhall. His wife and son \N ! I Cemetery, Cass City. e ve Move 17 d great-grandpa- Adam plan to leave DeC. ’ George and Elizabeth maternal 8 Cass City is really beaut- KC iful this Christmas season. (Meadows) Curts. rents. Mrs. Susan Walsh. to join All the lights and d xora- services held for Miss Curts, a graduate of Ubly,’ and Mr. and Mrs: To our New Location tions the people have Put UP Sarnia General Hospital Joseph Michalski, Ubly, around their homes i 6592 Lincoln Street Gagetown / 8 re re- School of Nursing, was and many aunts and uncles. - E .. ally nice. The merc nants’ Katie Mudge married to Harold D. Mur- Private graveside ser- st& windows along Main phy June 14, 1923, in Lon- vices werevheld at St. Ig- Street are really beautiful Mrs. Katie Mae Mudgey don, Ont, The couple made natius Catholic Cemetery, 8 92, Of City died their home in Detroit, com- Freiburg. Arrangements I c hri st mas 8 when all are lit up at night. Are Newsy TOO! I think we can all be day, 8, at and ing to Cass City in 1925. Mr. were by Zinger-Smigielski Murphy died March 8,1981. Special ‘ proud of our town, the way after a brief illness, Funeral Home, Ubly. 4 we have brightened it up this holiday season. I! I! Merry Christmas to all! Woman 20% Off @ Sincerely, All Services f The Scott Mellendorf pleads to , thru December I!! family, “Used Equipment” Walk-ins Welcome R Letters to the Editor pot charge Evenings and Sat. by appt. only 8 The Chronicle wel- Tues.-Fri. 8:30-5p.m. 8 comes letters to the Tuesday, Tuscola County Sat. 9:00 3 p.m. editor. SPECIALS - I! Circuit Court Judge Pat- Letters must include I rick Joslyn accepted a the writer’s name, ad- guilty plea from a 22-year- This Week at Laethem’s of Caro dress and telephone old Saginaw woman on a I number. The latter is in charge of attempted deliv- case it is necessary to ery of marijuana. call for verification, but Doris I. Kollman, 5888 TRACTORS won’t be used in the Brickel St., Lot 472, newspaper. Saginaw, was originally Names will be with- charged with delivery of John Deere 530, wide front, power steering, 3 pt. hitch, good tires held from publication upon request, for an marijuana. John Deere 4010 diesel, wide front, 155x38 rear tires adequate reason. Kollman was arrested by John Deere 4020 diesel, 1969, cab, 18.4~34duals, dual hyd., sharp! an undercover Tuscola The Chronicle re- John Deere 4430, quad trans., cab w/air and heat, AM-FM radio, ALL NEW IN CARO serves the right to edit County Sheriff’s ,Depart- letters for length and ment officer after she sold 16.9~38cast duals, dual hyd. clarity. the officer one-half of a John Deere 4440 tractor, serial no. 24597, 1979, dual 20.8~38rears, We will not publish rqarijuana cigarette for 14Lx16.1 front tires, 1750 hrs., dual outlets, quad range, radio The arrest was made thank you letters of a 504. Farmall 1066, 1974, cab, duals, torque, 3OOO hrs., dual hyd., 16.9~38rears specific nature, for in- at 135% Huron Street, Vas- SOFT CLOTH-WASH 22, 1983. Oliver 1955,18.4~38rears, Over and Under hydraulic shift, 1974,3 pt. stance, from a club sar, July thanking merchants Kollman will be sen- hitch , cab, rebu i It transmission who donated prizes for a tenced Jan. 28. Bond con- Allis Chalmers 7000, 1976, cab wlair and heat, AM-FM radio, 3 outlets, raffle. tinues at $2,500. 3 pt. hitch, 16.9~38rear tires Symptoms otn

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I Vomiting, with or without personality changes, can ou’ue remembered signal the start of this po- tentially fatal disease, according to Brian Nolan, M.D., director of Hurley’s Pediatric Intensive Care Vans a Pickups 51.00 Extra Unit. VANS & PICKUPS $1.00 EXTRA! I A simple blood test de- tects Reye’s, which can be 1successfully treated in most cases,if caught early, Nolan said. UsuaYy seen in !&kJSTER HER i youngsters 3-12, it affects I. AM-FM Stereo I the brain and liver. with Cassette EPOSK AT t)(E TUSCOLA CAR I NO PUAChASF. NECK5SARV I’ Nolan advised parents to contact a doctor im- ,...... ,.* ...... ,...... t mediately if their child be- 2. and 3.10 Free gins to vomit after a bout Super Washes each with chickenpox, flu or -- other viral illness. Other 4. and 5.5 Free symptoms may include Super Washes each personality and behavior changes signalled by drow- siness, disorientation; agi- FREE BALLOONS New Hours: Mons-Sat.8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. tation, combativeness or 1 I Fri, Night till 9 p:m. hallucinations. FOR THE KIDDIES Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, Nolan also warned giving aspirin to children with a viral illness because the drug may increase the risk TUSCOLA- -- CAR WASH 842 S. State St. Care of Reye’s Syndrome. An aspirin substitute such as CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1984 PAGE THIRTEEN Lutheran ladies MSU speaker at hold Christmas Organic Growers’ meet Dcc, 20 dinner meet Cass City Bowling Leagues The next meeting of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Thumb area chapter of Or- ‘Ladies Aid held its Christ- ganic Growers of Michigan High Team Series: Re- MERCHANTS “A” THURSDAY MORNING Comment 217, K. ,Martin - mas dinner meeting Mon- CHARMONT LADIES High Series: J. Lapp 557, will be held Dec. 20 at the day, Dec. 3, in the church bels 1838. Dec. 5, 1984 COFFEE LEAGUE 215, J. Agar 214, T. Com- Dec. 4, 1984 E. Romain 533, H. Peters ment 214. North Branch Elementary ‘fellowship hall, A potluck 508. High Team Game: Re- Dec. 6, 1984 School, in the band room, Crof t-Clara Lumber 10 High Team Series: Hill- ’supper with gift exchange High Games: J. Lapp 206, bels 677. .The school is located on Jef- was held. Fort’s 12 Charmont 10 Federal Land Bank aker Auct. Service 2837. CC Sports 10 P. Kelly 203, H. Peters 202. Kingston State Bank High Team Game: Hill- ferson Street, two blocks The group packed five High Team Series: Ver- 7 Deering Farms south of M-90. The meeting gift boxes for servicemen Live Wires 9 TUESDAY AFTERNOON New England Life 7 Pin Pals aker Auct. Service 1008. Ouvry ’s 9 onica’s 2337. LADIES will start at 7:30 p.m. and decoratgd the church Best “5” 7 Argyle Sox Speaker for the evening for the Christmas season. Truemner Salvage 9 High Team Game: Ver- Dec. 4, 1984 Rabideau Motors 6 Paul’s TUSCOLA Veronica’s 9 onica’s 854. Ouvry Chevy-Olds will be Pat Michalak of the Members brought food 5 Family Circus GET TOGETHERS “B” Department of Entomology items to be given to In His Ca ble-et tes 8 Wildwood llY2 Agri-Sales, Inc. 5 GYPSY’S Dec. 3, 1984 Name for the needy. CC State Bank 8 FRIDAY NITE DOUBLES Pierce’s Honey Bees 9 Gagetown Oil & Gas 4 Misfits at Michigan State Univer- Dec. 7, 1984 sity. She holds a Bachelor Charmont 8 * Charrnont Fuelgas 4 Twenty members and 8 Erla’s 19 of Science degree from one guest attended. Marie Colony House 7 Hillside Beauties 7 ’12 Paul’s Urethane Sys. 4 High Series: D. Mathew- Doerr Farms 14 Spencer and Connie Erla’s 6 All Wrights 63 Chemical Bank 7 Cass City Oil & Gas 3 son 475, Cass City IGA 13 MSU Department of Crop McNaughton were hostes- Mr. Kelly’s Market 1 L & S Standard 62 Georgine’s 5 High Games: V. Taylor C harmont 12 and Soil Science, specializ- ses. Colwood Bar 54 210 or Better Games: J. and M. Cosway 180. ing in Integrated Pest Man- Dale’s Eaves Trough, 10 agement, and also has a 4 of us 54 High Series: B. Langen- Burns 239, G. Deering 235, High Team Series: Fed- Deford Country Grocery 9 Alpbets 54 burg 521. M. Mellendorf 233-219, J. eral Land Bank 1662. Miller Eggs, Inc, 9 Master of Science degree Rebels 54 High Game: L. Comment Storm 220, E. Francis 214, High Team Game: Fed- from the Department of En- Frank’s Maxi Muffler 8 tomology, studying soil fer- The Family 51 208. R. Koch 214, J. Guinther eral Land Bank 577. Roger’s Hay & Straw 7 D & W’s 47 High Team Series: 212, M. Grifka 211, J. Gal- Kingswood Inn 4 tility and nematology. She Old Folks 41 Pierce’s Honey Bees 1849. lagher 210. GUYS & GALS has worked as a research Happy H 40 High Team Game: 550 or Better Series: M. End of First Half assistant at the Rodale Re- OIL PAINTING High Series: T. Comment search Center. Hardtimes 40 Pierce’s Honey Bees 643. Mellendorf 639, M. Grifka Dec. 4, 1984 595,High B. HaleyGames: 557. S. Miller 593, E. Schulz 585, J. Storm Her topic will be “The Re- sponse of Soil Insects to Or- CLASSES Men’s High Series: D, 585, G. Deering 584, E. Country Cousins 39 226, T. Comment 211-210, M. Wright and P. McIntosh THURSDAY NITE TRIO Haag 582, E. Francis 581, J. Odd Couples 37 ganic and Conventional Leffler 578, J. Burns 577, C. Sabo 211, B. Haley 210. Farming Practices.” 573. Dec. 6, 1984 Brand X 33 2784.High Team Series : Erla’s with Marge Johnson Men’s High Game: D. Kolb 571, B. Albrecht 565, Copeland & Gornowicz 29 For more information, Wright 244. Martin Electric 11 L. Summers 558, D. Wal- Ballbusters 28 High Team Game: contact Lewis King, phone Women’s High Series: lace 557, E. Lewicki 555, D. (517) 683-2573. LANDSCAPE: Dec. 26, 27, and Jan. 2 D. Englehart 8 Gutterstompers 27 Frank’s Maxi Muffler 991. Smith 470. Miller 551. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m., Cost $14.50 plus Materials Nelesco 8 Four B’s 25 Women’s High Game: T. Anthony’s Party 7 Hutchinsons, Inc. 21 Palmer 186. Pine Valley PORTRAIT: Dec. 26, 27 and Jan. 2 7 MERCHANTS’ “B” USWA Local 6222 Dec. 5, 1984 Men’s High Series: 18,750 Shares 7 1 2 p.m. * 5 p.m., Cost $14.50 plus Materials J. Babich Farms 5 Charmont 11 Brown 490. Bowler of Circle S 5 McMahan’s Auto Parts8 Men’s High Game: M. FIRST OF HURON CORPm INTERMEDIATE TOLE: Dec. 26,27, Jan. 2,3 Gordon Builders 5 Evans Products 7 Hutchinson 192. 7 p.m. - 9 p.m., Cost $16.50 plus Materials Three R’s 4 Clare’s Sunoco 7 Women’s High Series : K. the week Jacques Seed 3 Walbro Gold 7 Milligan 484. A National Bank Holding Company Pre.Registratlon Required Central Shop Rite 2 Thumb National Bank 6 Women’s High Game : K. Bad Axe, Huron County, Michigan - - --__------The TAWBA Bowler of Herron Builders 6 Milligan 194. GIFT C ERTl FICATES the Week for Nov. 19-25 is High Series: J. Guinther Bauer Candy Co. 6 High Team Series : Coun- Tracey Pettit with a 589 ac- 600,P. Robinson 583,D. Mil- Cass City Sports 4% try Cousins 1823. Common Stock BASKET W EAVlNG SUPPLIES tual series. She bowls for ler 592, K. Martin 587. Fuelgas 3 ?h High Team Game: Coun- $40.00 per Share Brown’s Enterprises on the High Games: K. Martin Tuckey Concrete 3 try Cousins and Odd ORIGINAL DOLL BABY HEADS Sunday 4: 30 Mixed League 229, D. Englehart 215, J. Walbro Blue 3 Couples 622. at Bad Axe Lanes. Guinther 213, D. Miller 211, Copies of the Offering Circular I G. Deering 224, Dale Smith May Be Obtained From Other 550 and higher 210 or Better Games: D. TUSCOLA series bowled were Sue Ar- 210. Miller 231, K. Beachy 227, GET TOGETHERS “A” nott 606,Biff’s-Kinde; Judy High Team Series: Mar- Dec. 3, 1984 ~~ D. McLaren 225-220-215, C. THE CRAFT HOUSE-~ tin Electric 1703. FIRST OF HURON CORP. 177 N.State Caro 673-5244 Ostrander 583, Bad Axe Comment 224, P. McIntosh Lanes; Mary Fabyan 578, High Team Game: Mar- 223-212, C. Karr 214. Mr. Kelly’s Market 16 One East Huron Avenue Bad Axe Lanes. tin Electric 581. 550 or Better Series: D. Kingston IGA 14 Bad Axe, Michigan McLaren 665, C. Comment Vandemark Auto Parts 13 (5 17) 269-9531 632, D. Miller 595, P. McIn- Hillaker’s Auct. Serv. 12 tosh 593, K. Beachy 560. D & F Signs 12 Or any of its subsidiaries Harris-Hampshire Ins. 12 Charmont 11 MERCHANETTE Maurer Const. Co. 11 First National Bank of Bad Axe Dec. 6, 1984 Bigelow Hardware 9 Larry’s Car Wash 7 Esther’s Health Spa 7 Pierce Apiaries 7 Located at: QmHOW MUCH CAN I CONTRIBUTE TO MY Kritzman’s 6 Brinkman Farms 2 Miller’s Chicks 6 One East Huron Avenue, Bad Axe, MI 48413 (517) 269-9531 KEOGH PLAN IN ANY GIVEN YEAR? Anrod Screen Cyl. 5 High Series: E. Schulz 833 N. Van Dyke Rd., Bad Axe, MI 48413 (517) 269-9211 Cass City Sports 4 642, S. Wendling 619, R. 8950 Sand Beach Rd., Harbor Beach, MI 48441 (517) 479-3255 A. You can deposit up to 15% of your earned income Leiterman Builders 4 666 Unionville Rd., Sebewaing, MI 48759 (517) 883-2400 p” Nicholas 598, T. Comment or a maximumof per year, (whichever is Herron Builders 4 591, R. Geiger 575, J. Davis $15,000 Walbro 3 575, K. Martin 569, C. Com- (Copies will be mailed upon request.) less) and shelter that amount from your current IGA Foodliner 3 ment 568, M. Grifka 558, J. Charmont 2 Kuhl 556, J, Agar 556, J. This advertisement is neither an offer to sell nor a year’s income tax. Kar Mikels 2 Smithson 554. solicitation of offers to buy any of these securities. 2 Chemical Bank Hiah Games: E. Schulz This offering is made only to residents of the State of 279, “M. Grifka 244, S. Michigan and only by the OfferingCircular. High Team Series: Char- Wendling 223, A.D, F~~- mont 2343. derick 223, Kuhl 222, C. Q.WHAT IS MEANT BY EARNED INCOME? High Team Game: Cass J. City sports 838. A. Earned income is the salary or the commissions 200 or Better Games: K. O’Dell 212, G. Root 204, J. you earn during the year, not including investment Lapp 200. 500 Series: B. Deering or interest income. 551, J. Lapp 542, K. O’Dell 529, S. DeLong 525, E. Root 520.

TUSCOLA COUNfy BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Q.WHAT IS THE YEARLY CUTwOFF DATE FOR These are condensed minutes approved for publication by your Tuscola County KEOGH CONTRIBUTIONS? Board of Commissioners. VIDEODISC PLAYER The full official text of this summary of bard proceedings may be examined at the A. You must open a Keogh Account before December office of the County Clerk during regular 31,1984; however, you can contribute to your plan business hours. at any time up to the date you file your tax return. November 27. 1984 Meeting was opened with prayer and 95 pledge to the flag. ACTION TAKEN: The agenda was approved as amended. Received and placed on file a letter from $149 the Michigan State Housing Development QmHOW DO I KNOW IF I QUALIFY FOR,A KEOGH Authority. Received and placed on file a memo from ProseEuting Attorney in regard to his assis- PLAN? tance with the Economic Development Cor- poration. Received a request from the Inter-faith Am You qualify if you are self-employed (sole proprietor Committee as to placing a nativity scene on the Coun House lawn. Request apprwed. or partnership) and not incorporated. Motion authorizing personnel supervisor to post for the Deputy Register of Deeds position effective January 1, 1985. Approved the motion allowing an employee Or Probate Cwn to work evenings micro-filming. Adopted a resolution regarding the Assis- Q.WHO IS A SELF=EMPLOYED PERSON? tant ProsecutM Steve Burch. Winto pay the maintenance of effort billintheamountofS11.252.56.Approved. A. In general, a self-employed person is one who has Don Graf, Equaluation Director we- sented an addendum to the apportionment report. earned income and who pays his own Social Secur- Motion in awordance concerning the Owen-Gage Area School operating millage ity tax without an employer contribution. and Huron Intermediate School District millage forthe vocational education. &proved. The entertainment system that Presentation of the revised 1985 general fund budget. Budget approved. plays sound and pictures through Resolution presented from the Pro- your own TV discs! 0 secutor’s Office in regard to Jo Ellen Oh- ...from nor. The RCA VideoDlsc Player hooks up to any TV and is Resolution presented from the Pro- Q.WHEN CAN I START WITHDRAWING FROM MY it secutor’sOnice in regard to Steven Burch. easier to operate than a phonograph. Just turn on, KEOGH FUND? Letter of resignation from Steve Burch insert a disc, and enjoy the show. Now RCA’s lowest- was accepted and placed on file. priced player is an even better value. Model SJTOSO Adopted a resolution regarding the Plan- plays any CED disc, and you get features like forward Am At age 59% you can start withdrawing. However, ning & DeveloPmenV~mmuni~Services Rapid Access at 120 times normal speed: pause control, Committee. and power-assisted disc loading with Auto Play. you must withdraw or begin withdrawing at age Motion authorizing Building and Grounds Supervisor to contact Whalen Construction to strip and remove the top soil and apply 701/2. Should you become permanently disabled, crushed stone on the Grant Street parking lot. funds can be withdrawn at any age without an IRS Set December 18, 1984 as the regular bard meeting date instead of December tax penalty. 25, 1984. Minutes were approved as read. Adjourned to December 1 1,1984 at 1O:OO a.m.

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Available l-Color or2-CoIor ’ The Chronicle PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,lW CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ...... )...... h ~.,~.* ...... ~...... ~..~...... t.*IIIt...... ,..,I...,t...... says Your neighbor Gen Kehoe Cuss City 685-2221 I GagetownU Area News Bicycle stands honor roll Last Sunday dinner Sherwood on the Hill. Mr. January and February.The Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan guests of Mrs. Julie Lopez and Mrs. Albert Prich of next meeting will be March Markeit of Rochester. Following is the second kard, Sara MacRae, Kerry test of time were Stella Leyva and Owendale, Richard Surik of 12 * Dennis Winter of Sebewa- marking period honor roll Mellendorf , Shelley Edith Ricker. Car0 and Mrs. Doris Bang ****** ing and Mrs. W.C.Hunter for Cass City High School. *AnnetteNicholas, Stachura,Shellie Paladi, Chris Gary Carolan of Lapeer attended. and Deb were Sunday din- An * indicates all A’s. accompanied Bob Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Don Russell ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tuckey, Mike Withey. What was your favorite cle was a single speed, and last Monday and they vis- of Unionville were guests Gary Carolan of Lapeer Paul Hunter and Andy of NINTH GRADE Christmas present that YOU didn’t have the fancy ited Bob’s father, Jim Saturday at the 4 :00 o’clock spent the week end with his Pinconning. TWELlFTH GRADE received as a child? brakes like the bicycles of Dunn, at Heritage House in wedding ceremony uniting mother, Mrs. Arthur Caro- Mr. and Mrs. Don Russell Michelle Barnett, Kevin “It was probably a bicy- today. Flint. Miss Beth Ann Reivert of lan. Mrs. Carolan attended attended a Christmas con- Bergman, Lisa Britt, Barry Scott Albee, Geraldine cle, when I was seven or He spends his winters in Tuesday, Dec. 4, Mr. and Sebewaing and Kevin Gain- a performance of “Babes in cert Sunday evening pre- Brown, Vickey Englehart, Auten, Kim Bader, Jirr eight years old,” said De- Florida and said that for a Mrs. Eugene Comment forth of Unionville. A din- Toyland” at Midland sented by the 138 voice *Mark Gracey, Tamara Barnett, Juanita Bradley, wain Jones. “Many moons lot of seniqr citizens, the were dinner guests of Mr. ner reception followed at Center for the Arts Sunday. choir at St. Michael’s Hurd, Michael Jones, Alice Cathy Britt, Jim Fader, have passed since those large wheeled tricycle has and Mrs. Doug Comment. the VFW Hall in Sebewa- She joined members of the Lutheran Church in Kappen, William Kinney, Brad, Guilds, Anita days,” added the =-year- become very popular. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ing. Caseville Library club on a Richville. Laura Kosal, *Kathryn HartwiCk, Wendy old retired General Motors Some of these tricycles bus tour for dinner and the Hempton, *Ray Hrycko. employee. Kehoe called last week at kino, *Tammy Miller, have gas driven motors. Provincial House, Cass ST. AGATHA WOMEN show. Christmas service Stacey Patera, Becky Tim Kappen, *Terri He and his wife, Anne, City, and visited Mrs. Myr- Smerdon, Ryan Smith, kino, *Carol Lockard, He recalled that the bicy- live at 4698 Pringle Rd., Members of the Sunday cle had air inflated tires, tle Nelson and Stanley St. Agatha Women’s Soc- School class of Gagetown at Evungelical *Ray Stachura, Daniel Tuc- David Wing, Brenda Snover. They have six Muntz. iety met in the church hall key, *Dean Whittaker. Messing, Angela Nieboer, but that the tire did not have grown children. Methodist Church pre- an inner tube. He described An aunt of Mrs. Fred Sul- Monday afternoon with 27 sented its Christmas prog- Free Church Andrea Nieboer, James the tire as being like a rub- livan, Mrs. Leota Stillwa- members, guests and ram in the church hall Sun- TENTH GRADE Osentoski, Barb Root, Die- hose, with hollow core gon of Clio, spent the week Father Julius Spleet at- ter Roth, *James Schmaltz ber a day evening. A potluck sup- The Christmas cantata *Julie Smith, *Rhondb that was inflated to ride here with the Sullivans and tending. per preceded the program will be presented Sunday, Alicia Bliss, *Deborah easier. If he had a flat tire, Floyd Pray of West Branch President Helen Kubiak Blue, *Christine Britt, Smith, Martin Venema, and Pastor Myra Sparks Dec. 16, at Evangelical Jim Vernier, Kelly Wal- a plug was forced into the spent the week end. conducted the meeting and was presented a gift. Free Church at 11 a.m. *Heidi Iseler, *Mark Kap- hole instead of using a As is their annual cus- in the spirit of giving at Tom Rabideau is a pa- under the direction of Curt pen, Erin Marr, Robyn lace, Lori Warmbier. patch. tom, members of the Alfred, Christmas time, a gift of tient at Veterans Hospital Landrith, assisted by Powell, Steven Ross, *Eric Goslin family got together clothin will be sent to a in Saginaw , LuAnne Kelley. The even- Traube, *Carolyn Tuckey. He said that his dad prob- last week end at Port Austin needy ‘iamily in Kentucky Mrs. Earl Stock of Union- ing service at 7%) will be Get Quick ably paid about $15 for the for 630 p.m. mass, then who made an appeal. In lieu ville and Mrs. Delphine Dil- presented by youth of all ELEVENTH GRADE bicycle. His father was a dinner and spent the even- of a gift exchange, each lon accompanied Mr. and ages under the direction of Results Wlth school teacher, who quit to ing at the home of Gary and member donated two dol- Mrs. Harlan Stock Sunday Nancy kino. Angie Churchill, Tim seek better wages in a man- Dorothy Goebel. Guests lars which will be donated for the Christmas House The Sunday, Dec. 23, Davis, Elizabeth Fisher, I Thechmide’s ufacturing plant that pro- were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gos- to the ecumenical fund for Walk at Meadowbrook evening service’ at 7:30 Brian Gyomory, Lori duced a form of natural gas lin of Unionville, Jane the needy “In His Name.” Hall, Rochester, and they will be a candlelight com- Hartwick. *Tammy Iseler, i ClassifledAda i from coke. His father was Rhodes of Warren, Mary Father Spleet was pre- all were dinner guests of munion service. Tammy Jantz, David Lac- > also a part-time farmer. AM Beebe of New Balti- sented a gift and program Jones said that the bicy- more, Mr. and Mrs. Lee chairman Agatha LaFave I Wood of Essexville and Mr. introduced Stella Leyva, and Mrs. Leo Seurynck. who showed her doll collec- Mrs. Gerry Carolan cal- tion, which included two CHRISTMAS SPECIAL. a a $15S05 led last Wednesday at the Shirley Temple dolls, old home of Mrs. Sadie Tate in Kewpie dolls, a bride doll, Caro. with a slip made from lace OPEN DAtLY Pat Posluszny, Alma and from Mrs. hyva’s 9 till 6 Mary Wald visited Sister mother’s wedding gown, 10 PUMP SHOTGUN FRIDAY Mary huise Wald at the and a doll with antique Mossberg. GREAT VALUE. 9 tlll8 Dominican Mother house in parts from 1893. The partial CLOSED SUNDAY Adrian Saturday. Sunday, collection shown numbered AND MONDAY they attended the Andy Wil- 85 dolls. 44 magnum 180 grain h.p. $16.95 (per 50 rounds) box liams Christmas Show at A Christmas cookie ex- I1 the Heritage Theater in the change was the lunch and Civic Center, Saginaw. cookies left were donated Mrs. Elma Miklovich to Provincial House. DON’S GUN SHOP 4137 Maplestreet spent the week end with No meetings are held in SEE OUR SELECTION OF.NEW AND USED GUNS PRICED RIGHT. Mrs. Mary Hook of Flint. the winter months of Saturday, they visited I Crossroads Village and en- I joyed Christmas music by I the Grand Blanc High I School Bell Choir in the I $20° Off I chapel. Sunday, they vis- Pensee Home Care, Inc. I on any large ited Meadowbrook Hall in Rochester and Historic Battle Alley in Holly. P Mr. and Mrs. Basil Ziehm i joined members of Mrs. Ziehm’s family Sunday when all six children of the Wlth Thlr Coupon I Kmse family met for an B P i I early Christmas celebra- I Take Out Orders Only I tion at the home of Mr. and Quality Care with a loving touch. I Mrs. Eldon Arbuckle in Bay I PhonQ672-4440 I City. They had dinner at the P I I Expires 12-31-84 I Oasis Restaurant and spent P I I One coupon per family - I the evening together. Mr. 1 I Not good wlth any other coupon. I and Mrs. Howard Beutel of A short list of our items covered by Medicare Panox Chalr riser L------COUPON Pinconning, Mr. and Mrs. gently from ilttlno ------(Full list available) to atandlng Walter Beutel of Bay City, B polltlon. OPEN: Mr. and Mrs. Don Kruse of Sunday-Thursday: 530 a.m. - 1O:OO p.m. Cass City, and Mr, and Mrs. Friday and Saturday: Open 24 Hours Nathan Joles attended. 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$ ing, sketching and sculptur- several large bears, bob ing talents with his love of cats, African lions and the outdoors. Doyen spent other animals, along with

d about three years in Spain, birds and fish. studying watercolor and oil Doyen is in the process of painting techniques from mounting an 1,800 pound ” skilled professional artists. buffalo that he purchased Doyen uses his artistic from an Upper Peninsula abilities to mount the ani- farmer. It has been a goal mal in a natural, lifelike of his to mount an animal

- ). pose. as large as this. He esti- When preparing to mount mates that it will cost about an animal, the first step is $1,600 to complete. to take several measure- After he has finished all ments of the head and body. of the necessary measure- ’ ’From these measure- ments, Doyen makes sev- ments, he orders an artifi- eral strate ically ,placed cial body that is the same cuts througfl the arumal’s ’: size as the animal. The skin. The cuts are made in .mannequin is made of a the least obvious areas, so Styrofoam type plastic that when the skin is sewn

COY-DOG - Doyen will soon be mounting this part coyote, part German Shepherd Coy-Dog that was shot in Sanilac County. Doyen said that the crossbred animal had killed several small calves in the Sanilac County area.

DALE DOYEN makes the final adjustments on a caribou mannequin that he will soon cover with the preserved skin.

THE OCELOT keeps a watchful eye on all who visit Doyen’s taxidermy shop.

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, The Cass City Chronicle PkOW2-2010 Village of Cass City CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1984 PAGE SEVENTELN Hawksrally to top Broncos after 2 season *openinglosses

The Cass City Red Hawks of foul shots to steadily taller Bronco squad. reversed the script Tues- widen their lead to the final The Cass City junior var- day night at North Branch whistle. sity also reversed the and the result was the first The Hawks were helped Bliss again lied the scor- script. After losing the first victory of the year, 55-44. by the tough rebounding of ers with 15 points. Beecher two games by two points In the first two games of Mike Kelley who helped the scored eight and was a each, the team bounced the season, both losses, the Hawks snare their share of steadying influence in his back to win a narrow deci- Hawks led in the earlv sion against the Broncs. going only to fade in th;k the rebounds against the first game of the season. stretch to lose. It was a game between two green teams. Cass City Hawks fade in last half, started three sophomores Tuesday and North Branch has only two seniors on the fall to Mayville, 47-39 e *% squad. MIKE KELLEY has steadily im- The Broncos used some snatching the The Cass City Red Hawks Hawk detense played well Cass City .team will proba- proved rebounds for sloppy Cass City ball hand- used a control ball offense in the second period, but Hawks in the first three games. Tues- ling to forge into a 12-8 first bly face in most games this period lead. Using ba- in the opener against potent the offensewent into a deep season. day’s performance at North Branch lanced scoring, Cass City Mayville and the surprise freeze. Cass City scored Bliss was a one-man gang was his best. jumped back to tie the tactic kept the Hawks close just three points in the for Cass City with 21 points, to the Wildcats for the bet- quarter. while McLane led three game at the intermission. part of three quarters. Neither team was able to The Hawks trailed in the ter players in double figures Mayville topped the generate much of an of- for Mayville with 15 points. Elect Osterland quarter, 19-13, the longest Hawks, 47-39. fense in the third period and lead the Broncs enjoyed all In fact, the better part exchanged baskets most of night. Cass City then out- for The Cass City Junior Var- scored North Branch, 8-2, of the first two periods, the eight minutes. sity lost to the Mayville JV, Cass City led the favored Mayville entered the 47-45. iassistant coach in the next four minutes to visitors. Much of the early final period with a small knot it up 21-21. success was due to Bliss 30-25 lead and it was still Cass City FG FT PTS The Hawks went into a who was a one man gang in anybody’s ball game. 4-4 4 scoring slump after making Teichman - i, of the year a quick basket at the start the early going. But the visitors blew the Adams 1- 2 of the third quarter. The sophomore stalwart lid off in the OPenlng minute LaPP 1 3-5 5 gave the Hawks a 3-0 tush- and a half of the final quar- Miller - 4-6 4 John Osterland, assistant by the MlchWn High North Branch then ripped ion in the early going and ter scoring three quick basin seven unanswered points Bliss 10 1-3 21 coach for the Owen-Gage School Football Coaches then added three more kets to lead 36-25. Kelley Bulldog football ,team,has Association. (MHSFCA). to forge ahead 28-23. From quick baskets to pace Cass Meanwhile the Hawks that point on the Hawks KURT BLISS has been the Hawks’ :. been named as the Class D Osterland and Carl FOS- City to a 15-8 first period were guilty of bad passing 12 15-22 39 Assistant Coach of the Year ter, assistant football coach took over. lead. and turnovers. Mayville leading scorer in the first three games ‘c for Onekama High School, Cass City tied the score . took advantage to add a of the season. He also helps bring the were the only two coaches with 1: 10 left as Kurt Bliss couple of moFe buckets to who won awards for Class tossed in a layup on a one- The Hawks nursed a nar- ball down the court against pressing row lead until there was stretch its lead to 40-25 be- D schools in the state. They man fast break and Bryan fore Bliss finally hit from Mayville \FG FT PTS defenses. will receive an award at a Beecher hit a short jumper. less than two minutes left in the half. close-in. He was fouled and Friday 5 0-1 10 MHSFCA clinic in Battle When Tracy Lapp hit a turned it into a three-point Pollion 5 1-2 11 Creek, Jan. 25-26. short shot, the Hawks Mayville finally edged ahead, 22-18, on a pair of Play - Sanford - 1-2 1 Osterland, a physical moved in front for the first Cass City hit just 12 of 40 Harris - 0-1 - Name Thumb B education instructor at the time since the opening mo- free throws by Mark McLane, the 6-5 Wildcat shots for a miserable 30 aer- Willis 4- 8 Owen-Cage High School, ments of the quarter. cent. Mavville was 19 of 31 McLane 4 7-10 15 has been an assistant coach After the Brqncos tied the center. After that the Wildcats for 61 pekent. The Hawks Moss 1- 2 for the Bulldogs for the past score, Dave Miller scored, never trailed again. The were outrebounded, 28-18, loop all-star 16 years. was fouled and the three- . -* - a situation that the short 19 9-16 47 Arnie Besonen, head point play put Cass City coach for the Bulldogs and ahead 37-34 and the Hawks president of MHSFCA, said never trailed again. that the award is based on Coach Ron Nurnberger Hawks’ cold streak fatal cage teams contributions and dedica- put his charges in a four- tion to the game of football, corner control ball offense and years of experience. and the Hawks used a few key buckets and a parade as Pirates cop opener

.( i ThaassCity Red Hawks Pirates as sophomore Kurt The Cass City JV-lost a- wilted in the third quarter Bliss scored the first three close game, 4644, to the Pi- Friday at Harbor Beach buckets for his team. rates JV. O=G drops heartbreaker and the Pirates turned a Another sophornore took close game into an easy vic- over the scoring load in the Cass City FG FT PTS tory on the way to a 63-43 next four minutes. Hitting Teichman 3- 6 decision. on 15-footers, Dave Miller Adams 1 1-4 3 1ST TEAM In the fatal third period found nothing but net on Lapp 2 3-6 7 Marcia DeLorenzo Caro 6’ Senioi to Peck in opener, 6140 Cass City scored the first three straight shots. Miller 3 2-2- 8 Senior basket and went ahead, 27- Those buckets together Fox - 1-3 1 Janelle Nellenbach North Branch 5’6” Ann Barnett Vassar 5’3” Senior 26, but then the roof fell in. with a pretty driving lay-up Bliss 7 0-1 14 Junior The Owen-Gage boys’ with what he hopes is only ders. John Shope led the The Pirates went on a by Scott Adams propelled Kelley 1 0-1 2 Marla Long Marlette 5’6’’ basketball team lost their Sue Kohr EPBP Laker 5’9” Senior a sprained ankle. He added Bulldogs with 18 points and rampage and scored 21 the Hawks to a 16-15 first Ware 1- 2 season opener against Peck that because of the depth 19 rebounds. Reid Goslin straight points and when quarter advantage. Tuesday night by a score of that he has on the bench, 16 2ND TEAM had points and seven re- the carnage was over were In the second period the 17 7-17 43 61-60. they were able to stay in the bounds. Paul Thompson coasting along in front 47- lead changed hands several “It was a pretty even game against Peck. He had 11 points and six re- Lori Johnston Bad Axe 5’ Senio, 27. times. The Beachers Beth Stockford Car0 5’8” Junior ballgame throughout the added that Paul Thompson bounds. The Hawks were playing roared off to a 19-16 lead evening,” said varsity bas- did a good job coming off Harbor Beach FG FT PTS Kathy Lengemann Imlay City 6’ Junior Senim without the services of two early in the period but Cass Plaff 4 4-4 126 Marlette 5’8” ketball coach Dean Roller. the bench for the Bulldogs. Peck was led by Steve seniors, Bryan Beecher and City tied it up again 19-19 Sandy Taylor Junior He added that they had an “We missed some Buchholz 3 - 8 Laura Lee Vassar 5’10” free Sheridan with 18 mints. Tom Wallace, and the lack with 2:54 left. Wruble 4- 8-point lead in the first throws in the third quarter Jeff Pries scored 17’points of experience showed when The Hawks slipped off to quarter and the most that that really hurt us,” Roller Essenmacher 6 1-6 13 HONORABLE MENTION for the Pirates, Harbor Beach staged its a three-point lead with less Schelke 7 1-2 15 they trailed by was Six said. The Bulldogs hit on The junior varsity also than a minute left in the 2 2 points. At the end of the first eight of 17 free throws. lost to Peck, 59-33. rallies. Gentner 3-4 7 Mary Blakely, Tracey Galsterer, and Patty Brissette, all The Hawks were guilty of half. Harbor Beach scored Blanchard 1 - quarter the Bulldogs led 21- They turned the ball Over 12 The Bulldogs’ next game defensive lapses, making with 14 seconds left and of Caro; Shannon McIntosh, Cass City; Shelly Ginter, Julia 17. At halftime the score times during the game. is at home against Carson- 63 Sturm, and Chris Steinman, all of EPBP Laker; Rhonda bad passes and taking then intercepted a 27 9-14 Brenda Ruhlman, North Branch ; was tied at 36 points each. Roller said that the teams ville-port Sanilac Friday. percentage shots. City pass and scored again Thomas, Marlette; Roller said that in the were about the same The junior varsity game All four of me team,s at the buzzer to lead 26-25 Renee Schiefer, Vassar. first quarter starting guard height, but that Peck has sbrts at 6:30 p.m. sophomores saw plenty of at the half. Chris Bolzman went out some very good reboun- action. It looked for awhile The Hawks were led by as if the youngsters could Bliss with 14 points. Troy carry the load. Srhelke led the Pirates Neither team was able to with 15. Dave Essenmacher put together much netted 12, eight coming in fireworks in the opening the third quarter when the half of the first period. Cass Beachers salted away the City stayed even with the game. Hawk wrestlers HA VE YOIJR PICTURE TAKEN WITH SANTA - Sun., Dec. Idth, I P.M. - 4 p,~. pictures Available Through Tim’s Photo, .,. bowAlthough Cass atCity has meets pinned Juhn Lcf_iYC;d, I -”. little to show for its efforts 145-lb. - Randy Schlak, B, STORE - in an 8-team invitational at pinned Ken Pasanski, 2 :35. Birch Run Saturday and a 155-lb. - Cary Wooster, B, . double dual meet at Bentley won by forfeit. NDYOOff WIDE- High School, Coach Russ 167-lb. - Dean Ellenburg, Biefer is pleased with the B, pinned Rod Rockwell, @J3 GRANDMA’S NIGHT team’s pekformance. 3:33. 185-lb. - Joe Viney, CC, Thurs., Dec. 13th, 5 P.M. - 8 P.M. That’s because there pinned Darin Coole, 2:16. WEEK were several bright spots 198-lb. - Gary Crickon, for Cass City at the meets CC, won by forfeit. ENTIRE and hope for the future in Hwt. - Bob Walters, CC, STORE PACKAGES troln’375 what is expected to be a re- 25%0ff pinned Bob Ponsetto, 1:15. THE GRANDMA WITH THE MOST PICTURES OF THEIR GRANDCHILDREN building year. The Hawks also lost to Tuesday, Dec. 4, the Vassar, 42-33. Winning WILL RECEIVE A CHRISTMAS CENTERPIECE! Hawks lost a double dual points for Cass City were : Come In & Register For A Cabbage PatchA meet to Bentley and Vas- 98-lb. A Anthony Moran, sar. pin. Bentley defeated both 126-lb. - Mark Kappen, Preemie Doll Vassar and Cass City. The pin, 1:Ol. TO Be Given Away On Dee. ghd. Cass City score was 42-36. 132-lb. - Barry Brown, 98-lb. - Anthony Moren, pin, 2:44. CC, pinned Tom Wandrey, 138-lb. - John Lebioda, 10- 1:M. 6, decision. 105-lb. - Jody Hanson, CC, 198-lb. - Scott Wright, pin, won by forfeit. 1:51. 112-lb.-Scott Like, B, won Hwt. - Bill Kinney, pin, by forfeit. 3:34. 119-lb. - John Barritt, -- - B, The Hawks finished last nwrn-k pinned Chad Harmon, 0:41. in the Birch Run tourney Name MI only 1-SM 126-lb. - Mark Kappen, Olnfo on Big S~Y or 1611 that was won by Birch Run. Resort of Montana CC, pinned Dave Bolinger, Address Winning points for Cass Send to: 4: 11. City were Bob Walters, sec- Boyne USA Resorts 132-lb. - Shawn Richards, ond at 198 pounds, and Scott Boyne Falls. MI 49713 B, pinned Rob Haas, 1:33. Wright , fifth in 138-lb. - Erick Hall, B, State, Zip -- DOYNE MOUNTAIN*M)YNE HIOHUNDS*WSUY of1 heavyweight class. CASS CITY, MICHIGANI' PAGE EIGHTEEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1984 c Cass City Intermediate USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 10 words or less. $1.25 each General Insertion; additional words 7 I General 1 cents each. Three weeks for (Merchandise) IMerchanhse ~ I the price of two cash rate. School honor roll - USA BUILDINGS - agricul- FOR SALE - Baby crib, Save money by enclosing tural-commercial, full fac- FOR SALE - full size pool KITCHENAID dishw.ash- Christmas tree stands, table, slate top, like new, er, portable, avocado, cash with mail orders. Rates tory warranty, all steel- sled, typewriter stand , Following is the Cass City *Jandi Hillaker, Michele EIGHTH for display want ad on clear span, smallest build- $350. Call 872-3055. 2-12-6-3 butcher block top, excellent GRADE Christmas records, writing condition, or best offer. Intermediate School honor Horne, Dede Jackson, Jeff application. ing 30x40~10, largest desk, round table. Phone $200 roll for the 2nd marking Jeung, Michelle Johnson, Anthony Bader, Brent 70x135~16.30, 40, 50, 60 ft. Call 872-4083after 4:OO p.d. 872-2580. 2-12-13-2 Spruce Christmas 2-12-13-'1n period. *Peter Kappen, Amy Klco, Beecher, Caren Britt, Paul widths in various lengths. ., An * indicates all A's. Janet Kubacki, Bryce Britt, Nick Bullock, Jodi [ Automotive) Call hrs. Trees for Sale -*--L- 24 1-800-482-4242 FOR SALE - firewood: McIntosh, Jennifer Clark, Leah DeRocco, Lisa ext. 540, Adrian, Mich. In a FOR SALE - 18 CU.ft. Hbt- FOR SALE - 1982 Pontiac hard maple, ash, beech, STARTING SATURDAY, FIFTH GRADE McNaughton, Tracey Pat- Edwards, Dawn Edzik, few select areas dealer- oak. Fresh cut, point refrigerator, st?' era, Randy Peasley, Ryan *Amy Francis, Darin Gyo- Grand Prix, automatic, ships are available. Must $25-30. DEC. 1 less steel front. Needs sbn~e Brenda Battel, *Grace Pringle, Lane Smith, mory, Carla Hartwick, Jeff rwer steering, power sell cheap immediately, Phone 872-3842. 2-11-29-3 work. Any reasonable dfer Barriger, Melanie Chur- Stephanie Spencer, Pam Hrycko, Andrea Isard, rakes, air, stereo, cruise, F.O.B., will deliver tobuild- Also will have economy- accepted. Phone Dick erla chill, Tanya Dillon, Jodi Stoll, Laura Taylor, Christ- Krista Iseler, Missy tilt, 30,000 miles. Call Owen- ing site. 2-12-6-2 FOR SALE - Meyer priced Scotch Pine. 872-3166. 2-12-13-tf Erla, Leslie Goslin, Brad ine Whittaker. dale 678-4222. 1-12- 13-3 snowplow to fit Ford Knowlton, *Janet Koch, -- ~ ?--- Gray, Paula Hugo, Michelle Koepf, John - FOR SALE Christmas truck with all controls, $800. From Cass City: 5 miles - Call west to Green Rd., then 2% FOR SALE * round tabbile Stephanie Leiterman, SEVENTH GRADE Kritzman. FOR SALE - '79 Nova, $1500 trees: Scotch and Austra- 872-4714. 2-12-6-3 Diana Lpomis, *Alex Pako------.- miles north on Green Rd. with leaf, Walnut finish,, 4 Michelle Laming, Leann or best offer. Call 872-2649. lian pines $4 to $10, blue and nen, *Mya Pakonen, Ryan Jeff Bader, Mike Bills, LaRoche, Julie Loomis, 1-12-13-3 FOR SALE - Seven German Phone 665-2501 chairs, $75. Call after 8 p.m. Norway pines starting at .a Reid, Amy Ross, Shery Steve Bills, Josh Constas, Mike Mellendorf, Wendy shorthair pointer pups, 6 2- 11-29-3 872-3713 2-12-6-3 $5. Polega's Vegetable -I---.-_p_ I. I Roy, Kristen Seurynck, *Cristi Curran, Scott Dil- weeks old Nov. 30, shots and - - -- $ Mellendorf, Heather Mer- FOR SALE - 1975 Ford pic- stand. Phone 872-3348. *Heather Shaft, Greg Stur- lon, Laura Edwards, *Jan chant, John Merchant, Dar- papers. Phone 872-3511. FOR SALE - electric guitar GUN FOR SALE - Mini 14 tevant, Mike Warren, "SOO Efrla, Bobbi Fischer, Cindy kup Super Cab 300,6 cylin- 2-12-13-2 _--__2-12-6-3 lene Monroe, Patrick Mur- der, automatic, good condi- with amplifier, like new. with 30 round clip, excell, ,, Yun, Beth Zeidler. Harju, Michelle Kelly, phy, Pam Nieboer, Bobby Call 872-5494after 5 p.m. condition, $225. Call after 5, Sandy Lockard, Judy tion, 55,000 miles. Call 872- 2-12-6-3 635-7930. 2-S2-6-3 Nolan, JoEllen Pratt, 3916. 1-12-6-3 SIXTH GRADE Matt hews. Cindy Powell, Mike Ran- Real Estate For Sale Tammy McNeil, Paula dall, Kathy Rockwell, ~~

Julie Baker, Bob Battel, Merchant, *Ken Micklash, Roger Root, Connie FOR SALE - '75 Pontiac Zemke Real Estate I RealEstate ForSale +.) Amy Bimer, Kelley Cham- Brent Morell, Keith Mul- Schneeberger, Adam Catalina. Call 872-4061after pagne, Shari DeLong, rath, Stephanie Nicholson, Suzor, Paul Tuckey, Steve 5. 1-12-6-3 Cozy easy care starter home. 2 bedroom, aluminum sided. Marni Doerr, *Chris Melissa Osantowski, Susan Wright, Steve A. Wright, ~ ___ Well insulated with gas heat, some carpet, garage on 3/4 Fruendt, Mindy Fulcher , Papp, Beth Powell, Sharon Real Estate Bill Zeidler. FOR SALE -'73 Chevy tan- acre ahd a main road. Under $25,OOO or rent with option. t *Mia Garety, Jim Hager- Rosenstangel, Mary dem with Ford tan- Cozy Michigan House - 14x14 dining room opens to a man, Nichole Harris, Shagena, Don Smith, Kevin box, '67 Attractive 3 bedroom home, Walking distance from down- 4 dem with box, '63 Interna- 14x15 living room. 4 bedrooms, nice front porch, newb George Hawley,. Angi Hen- Smith, Brent Sturtevant, town. Aluminum siding and Andersen windows for easy up basement (with outside and inside entrance), new, nessey, Chris Her- Jane1 Sweeney, Laura tional single axle with box, Kerosene Ford tandem. Phone keep. Oil and wood combination furnace. Priced to sell. siding and new windows - country between Cass City and , ringshaw, Turner. '71 872-2602or 872-5417. 1-12-6-6 12x60 1986 iCaro on a good road. One acre, pump house, and tkoL DEFORD: foot Vandal mobile home with 8x32 small outbuildings. to sell. 80-H .. I heater -~ expando and 6x19 foot add-on. This mobile home is in Priced FOR SALE - '74 Dodge excellent condition and comes with central air conditioning. truck and Ford with A '73 351 112 foot machine driven rock bottom well, large septic tank stolen Cleveland motor. Best and field. This property is ideal for retirement or offer. Call 872-4754. 1-12-6-3 commercial business. A 24x24 foot garage, extra well Tuscola County Sheriff's insulated with oil forced air furnace, toilet and wash basin. Department Deputy David FOR SALE - 1981 Pontiac Present owners are in the ceramic business. Plenty of ESTATE Bezenah reported that a Bonneville. Excellent con- parking and next to City Hall in Deford. This and much portable kerosene heater dition, 52,000 miles, AM-FM more for only $%,ooO.OO. Owner's retiring and moving out of BROKER stereo, rear defrost, tilt State. 758 N. STATE ST. CAR0 PH. 673-8153 valued at $108 was stolen WJAL mMmG from a Kingston home, steering wheel, cruise and OPWRTUHITY 3-12-6-1 air. Call 872-4750. 1-124-3 DEFORD: Two story 3 bedroom home with spacious living f a -1 We buy gold, silver f c* I a According to the report, ------room, large dining room, kitchen. Two bedrooms and toilet We buy gold, silver, diamonds, Samual A. Champion, 6797 FOR SALE - '72 Monte upstairs. Partial basement with woodaal furnace. Living Lansway Rd., Kingston, room has space heater. Close to post office, school and 673.61 06:.: rifles, shotguns, tools, sports Carlo. Call 872-2848. J s at (517) was moving into the resi- 1-12-6-3 stores. To settle estate. $17,000 with terms. This home is equipment, T.V.'s, typewriters, dence, and the heater was located across from Zemke Real Estate. silverware, chain saws, lawnmowers, stolen sometime during the week of Dec. 3. The thief I General 1 Cass City Area: 3 acres located 1% miles south. This extra IP" compound bows, antiques, entered the house by break- well constructed tri-level home was custom built in 1964. NEAR PARK AND SCHOOL - 3 bedroom d leather coats, etc. ing a small window on the (Merchandise) Aluminum and brick constructed, 3 spacious bedrooms,1% brick and aluminum ranch, fully carpeted, west side of the home bet- baths, oil and wood heat, large family room, patio deck off has finished basement, sliding glass doors GAS FURNACES and heat- lead to patio. Ask for 800-TO ween 4:30 and 11:15 p.m. ers available at Fuelgas. rear. This and much, much more not advertised. $45,000 J WE ALSO GIVE CASH LOANS with terms. Call Mary at 872-2545. Bezenha reported that he Low prices on installation. UNBELIEVABLE VALUE! 2 story home lo- followed footprints from Free financing available. cated on a large lot with unattached garage. 4 ON ANY OF THE ABOVE Call 872-2161. 2-8-23-t f 4286 Oak Street in Cass City: Estate lot with 4 bedroom the house to a driveway home in excellent condition and many fine appointments. 2 bedrooms, formal dining in this ideal start- leading to a nearby hay This fine home is strictly nice and well decorated and must er or rental. 849-TO THUMB PAWN & field, where the thief be seen to be appreciated. Owners living out-state. Priced I parked the vehicle. Be- BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED to sell at $49,900 and worth every penny of it. For LOAN zenha said that the robber BUSINESS CARDS appointment, phone Mary at 872-2545. 815 S. Hooper CAR0 Ph. 673-5997 was interested in only the I'hLeodRealty, Inc. +I I:1 heater as there were a Designed to make that first 40 Acres on the corner of Akron and Green roads. The NE ?4 (517)673-8106 chainsaw, television and impression a lasting one! of NE Y4 of Section 10, Ellington township. $30,000 cash or (517) 87 1-45 silverware in the same terms. room as was the portable Highest quality heater. raised printing fq see our new catalog. ZEMKE REAL ESTATE EQUAL HOUSING Phone 517-872-2776.Deford and After Cass 6:00 City y.m. 872-2966. " m,. Cass City Chronicle OPPORTUNITY I:.c Find the Service or Product 2-2-9-tf 3-12-6-2 Commercial - Residential - Farm .L You Need in This. . Action Guide I . __ BUCKLES, BOLOS, pen- Take a Second and Read our Real Estate Section I dants and rings, set with hand-polished genuine Price Slashed - From $29,900.00 to $24,900.00! Owner. 3 I stones. Also sterling silver must sell, land contract terms. 3 bedrooms,dining room, 4; stove to stay in kitchen. Full basement with wood fur- -' ringbands. Custom made I rings to your order. Don nace and also Natural Gas. Call today for more details! and Jean Reid, phone 872- I 4gAcre Farm - Older 4 bedroom house, 30 acres tillable. . IT -- 3609. 2-12-6-3 . Clare's Sunoco Senice 177 N. State Ditches available for tiling. This farm is ideal to add to Car0 Gateway Sanitation your present operation or just as a hedge against in- 'I Tune Ups Minor Repairs Tlres Batteries Phonr sewices DISTRIBUTOR - Honeybee flation. Price recently reduced from $51,900.00 to * Grease & Oil 6734244 Home -Commercial .Industrial Pollen, nature's most per- $45,000.00! Certified Mechanic See Us Cass City Area fect all natural food, in tab- For Your TRASH COLLECTION let form. Richard Gaffney, 120-Acre Dairy or Cash Crop Farm 4 bedroom brick ' CON 872.2170 Craft - Call Collect 313.798-8025 6567 Elizabeth, Cass City. home in excellent repair, 2-car garage, 24'x36' work- Supplies! "Big Enwgh to Serve You" P Phone 872-2875. 2-1242 shop, WxW' barn with about cement stanchions. 1 I I 30 36'x40' free stall barn and M'x60' tool shed. This farm is L&S Standard Senrice ready for spring planting, excellent drainage and is good Phone 872-2342 FOR SALE - Savage au- Rich's Disposal S3,SOO.OO Down - Very neat one family home. 3-4 sugar beet ground! Certified Mechanics tomatic shotgun with slug barrel; 10 hp. Kohler cast bedrooms, Ben Franklin wood burner, hot water heat, Complete Car Care Service Rubbish Removal iron engine; Ford en- great town location, 1% car unattached garage. This Two Income Home - Priced to sell with good cash flow - 351 M land contract terms -great investment inflation fighter. Wrecker Service Phone 673.5026 Container Senrlce Available gine ; utility trailer ; 1973 home is a buy at only $35,000.00 with $3,~.00down I Arctic Cat 440 snowmobile payment. Balande just like rent. Owner moved out of El Tegre. Phone 872-2938. town! 164 Acre Farm - Random tile - 56bedroom farm house - 2-11-29-3 cattle and horse barn, small tool shed; productive soil - very attractive setting just north of M-81 on Schwegler __ - __x $4,!W.00 - 12x52 mobile home, 1974, nice size living room, This space could kitchen and 2 bedrooms. Stove, refrigerator and shed Road. 20% down balance at 11% on land contract. be yours for NOW IN STOCK - Rabbit- stay with property. This home is all ready for YOU to deer repellent and bulb move in! Black Top Road - Price slashed from $64,soO.o0 to In-town Hrlr Up & Wrery as little as $1.25 saver. At Bigelow $SO,OOO.OO. 3 bedroom ranch home, 26x30 heated I Phone 872-3850 perweek. TuffmKote Dinol Hardware, Cass City, Unionville - Stately built 3 story home with lots of workshop, 1% acres of land. $Z,OOO.OO septic system put I I 1 phone 872-2245. 2-12-13-1 character. Home has lots of closets and cupboards with in last week. Close to Cass City! I Automotive Rust Proofing --- bedroom on each floor. Swimming pool, deck, and small Systems 6 Waxing studio apartment above garage. This home is a must to Gravel Guards FOR SALE - Clarinet and Modern Ranch - 1,100 Sq. ft. - full basement built in 1~8- , Croft-Clara Lumber, Inc. Running Boards see and is available immediately. partly finished. 2x6 sidewalls with wall to wall carpet Rock Kote Stone Chlp Protection cornet with mutes. Call Cass City - 872-2141 after 3 :00 p.m.872-3400. throughout. $35,000.00, $5,000 down balance on land -. Anderren Winhws contract 10%. 1 acre lot. HAIR BENDERS 2-12-13-3 Price Reduced from $85,000 to $71,000. 1767 sq. ft. Cape Dmxror ldr Phone 269-9585 Cod _I home, master bedroom down, study, large country hOfid8bdFWhO Cmim8*Stylirr?m*r 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe style kitchen with beautiful oak cupboards, with built in 5 Acres on Cass River - 3 bedroom modern ranch, family Mon.-Fri. - 8 am.630 p.m. Tues. bFrl. - 8 8.m. - 6 p.m. SATELLITE SYSTEM for room, needs carpet and interior paint, 13h miles Sat.- 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Wed. 6 Thura. - 8 a.m.. 8:30 p.m. microwave. Master bath all done in cedar wood, Jacuzzi southeast of Cass City.%ossible no money down. -I Sat. - 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. the whole family for Christ- Whirlpool Sunken Tub. Hard wood floors throughout, 1350 Gddd ?b. 172-3145 TRACTORS mas - Now only $1295. with 54% efficient fireplace in living room. Your Financing available. inspection invited on this buy! One of The Nicest - A large, fine 4 bedroom home in Richard's TV, Appliance Cass City for the particular home seeker. Carpeted and Sound Room, Cass Cose, Kubota throughout, new garage, new roof. Nice large lot in fine call us for expert installation. We I City. Phone 872-2930. 3623 Elmwood Road, Cas City: 3 acres of land, large area of town. also do custom and repair work. & New Holland I 2-11-29-tf tool shed with cement, barn (needs some work). The Factory trained, "We Do It Right." Sales and Service Transfer house 3 den,farnily room and Satisfaction guaranteed. home is mostly all brick, 1 bedroom down and 3 bed- - bedrooms, RABIDEAU MOTORS rooms up. Modern kitchen, formal dining room and formal dining room. Full walk-out basement on large J.J.'s Flooring Setvice GGa Puzzled? large living room, with all natural woodwork. This home city lot. 20' deck off breakfast room, lots of built-ins. Cass City 517-872-3758 - PLUMBING Er HEATING, INC, Fmm Division 872-2616 is a must to see. It would be a pleasure to show this home Home is only about 1 year old. Priced reduced from 0528 Main Give a gift subscription to to you. Located between Cas City and Caro, just 1/4 $71,900 to $62,900. mile west of M-81.Asking $49,OO0.00. Land contract P'g'onPhom453*3531 Warju's Flooring 1 terms. 6227 Main Street, Cam City: Commercial building, 1 I 1 The Cass City Chronicle great investments, land contract terms, growing Carpet and Linoleum Party Store Attractive building on a busy intersection. - community, 3 bedroom apartment, 3 separate divided lnstallation FUELGAS Easy terms available. Owner has other business inter- Birthdays, anniversaries stores or offices, over 6,000 square feet, M'x300' lot. 0196 Lakeside Dr. The Complete SUPREME ests and must sell. @ Asking $43,500.00, terms. Cass City, MI Appllance Store WINDOW CLEANING Mon..Frl. 8 to 5, Set. B12 Farm Land on Hoppe Road, 40 acres with good corner I Storms-Screens-Windows Cape Cod - 2 bedroom in nice area of Sebewaing. Excel- Emergency 24 hr. Service Gift card mailed with building site. Also 77 acres tiled cropland. Junction M-61 & M.53, C8SS City Janitorial Service Floors, lent retiree or starter home. Phm517-872-2111 Eaves b. Gutters Cleaned HI-Riser each order Service 6 Rental Estimates on Cornmerclel. Before you sell, contact us! We need listings - ._ Resldentiwl L Industrial Wofk on farms and homes! ! Clothes Caboose PEOPLE READ Complete Insurance Coverage Infants' Toddlers' Little Ads Security Services Avallable 3 mo.-24 mo., 2f.4T 8724625 t Kelly Smith - 872-2248 Bill Hamilton - 0 Children's 4BX and 7-14 I You're Reading One 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw Marv Hobart 673-2412 Martin Osentoski - 872-3232 Maternity Clothes also Available I Now! Call - 120 W. Llncoln St., Car0 790.7609 Phone 673-8266 I Call 872.201 0 PAGE NINETEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1984

TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH 9 USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS [General) [General] (General] [General] General 1 (Notices) [Services][ Services 1 Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise IMerchandise1 WEIGHT LOSS break- BRUCE SILVERNAIL. ELECTRIC motor and through! The Grapefruit Saw sharpening. 5205 Be- power tool repair, 4 p.m. to PILE OF Firewood for sale FOR SALE - New and used FOR SALE - 5 hp 22” snow THE PINE CONE Shop will ~~~in‘$~~e~Magic Chef ranges 20 and Diet Plan with Diadax. vens. Phone 517-683-2732. 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to ’- Gilford Rd., Deford, $225; 22. 6690 blower heavy duty be open now until Dec. 30 inch. Specially pricbd at Medically proven results Pick up at Cass City Fri- 5 p.m. Saturdays. John ’ Saturday. 2-12-13-1 fireplace grate, $10; 1 set Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 lining, size 14, $45; down-fi1- fireplace glass doors $10; 1 ~.m.Saturday 9 a.m.-1p.m. quilted led long coat, brown Fuelgas call 872-2161. available at Coach Light days. 8-11-29-10 Blair, 1/8 mile west of M-53 2-8-23-tf Pharmacy. 5-12-6-4 -- on Sebewaing Road. Phone fireplace screen, $10. 6240 W. Main Street,Cass blue like new $45, navy suit; sizk 42 - Blown Insulation- 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf Phone 269-6828. 2-12-13-3 City. Phone872-2155. FOR SALE - AKC boxer CROSS WITH CHRIS! 2-12*6-t2pants 40 waist, 31 inseam; New construction FOR SALE - New crocheted - brass table lamps, $20 pups. 5 females, fawn col- Scandinavia by Land and Remodeling ored, $100 each. Phone 673- Sea, June 22-July 6 $1839. FLEENOR APPLIANCE FOR SALE,- Great Lakes afghans. Your choice $25. CANDY OILS - We have 32 Phone 872-5007* Addit ions Service - washer, dryers, trailer house. 10x55. with Phone 872-2793. 2-12-13-3 different flavors- Coach 2-11-29-3 5176. 2-12-6-3 Romantic Europe, Ger- Garages many, Austria, Switzer- stoves, water heaters, re- ’ ~. -. .” I .- Roofing, Siding -xpando. Used very’ little. Light Pharmacy. Phone 7-21 17-31 frigerators. 4260 Woodland 872-3613. 2-1 1-1-7 FOR SALE - Christmas WATERBED Special - Buy land, July or July Pole Buildings . rartially furnished, $3,000. FOR SALE for Christmas - tree, tree stands, sled, $1669. Great Britain. Ire- Ave., Cass City. Phone 872- Call after 6 p.m. 313-672- Dolls by Doris. Phone 872- any complete waterbed and 3697. 8-3-29-tf F“OR SALE - Used electric typewriter stand, Christ- get &drawer pedestal for land, Scotland, July 23-Aug. FREE ESTIMATES 9352 - or anytime 872-2579. 2952. 2-12-6-2 6 $1769. Price includes all motors, $10 each. Also TV mas records, writing desk, $89.95. Offer good until Dec. hiterman Baders 3-12-6-3 tubes, all tested. Phone 872- round table, baby crib. transportation from De- [ Wanted toBuy 24, 1984. Waterbed Man- troit, 1st class hotels, 2 Cass City 1 (Real Estate) 2013, 6772 Pine St., Cass Phone 872-2580. 2-11-29-3 ufacturers, 8625 M-25, Sebe- LISTINGS WANTED - If . meals daily. Free brochure Phone 872-3721 City. 2-12-6-3 ~ waing, phone 883-3385. WANTED - Pat’s Pick you have a home, farm orr _^__.__ . -- ForSale J FOR SALE - Steel desk with call 517-453-2202.Mrs. Chris Licensed and Insured songbook, used in Dilrnan business you’d like to sell, 2-12-13-1 Press, 7369 Berne Rd., Pi- 8-4-15-ff Call Kelly W. Smith at Osen- FOR SALE - 80 acres, ~~p~~~~~~y~a$~$~~~formica top. Has typewri- School about 1914-’15. Will geon, MI 48755. Try a Chris- ONLY . $15,00 service pay well. Otie Hoagland toski Realty -office till 5:oo house, barn, 55 acres tilla- Junction of M-53 & M-81, ter arm, matching chair. FOR SALE - 2 seated cut- 872-4377 and after 5 : 872- ble, Caro area. Call 683- Cass City. Phone 872-2161. $150* after 4 P-m. 517- cross ! 5-12-13-2 charge (within 15 miles of McCarthy, phone 313-526- 00 -I~.- 2-10-25-tf 635-2973. 2-12-13-1n ter, one small bobsleigh for - 1466 collect. 6-12-13-2 2248. 3-2-24-tf 2301. 3-12-6-3 pony, wood wheel wagon - FREE WATER ANALYSIS M-46- and M-24). Re- frigerators, washers, -- - mint condition, antique iron - Water Kin water soften- bed with brass knobs, ers and sa Bt available at dryers repaired. 90-day WANTED - Treadmill Siegler oil space heater Fuelgas. 4 miles east of guarantee. Fast in-home walker, any condition. FOR SALE BY BoA. CALKA REAL with au’tomatic blower, Cass City on M-53. Phone service. Tuscola Phone 872-4083 after 4. kitchen table and 4 chairs - 872-2161. 5-10-25-tf Appliance. Call 673-2720. 6-11-29-3 JUST LISTED! ! ! 2 story home with 3-4 bedrooms; very 40 ACRES - near Cass City - Doublewide built in 1972 - 2 8- 12-13-tf neat in and out; REMODELED; kitchen is equipped with bedrooms; gas furnace; ideal for starter home or retirees - good condition, copper -_ electric range and refrigerator .to match; Birch $39,900 - Sellers will sell on land contract -- vacant - boiler, antique grindstone, 40” pump, 3 nanny SMITH‘S Refrigeration Farm cabinets; natural gas furnace; garage; breezeway; & $26,500. cistern 22x22’ immediate possession, or 10 acres home 269-8803. .NADARA’S Service - Residential and plus 2 all this for $35,000. Includes 10x12’ hip roof red goats. Call ( Equipment LOTS - 2-12-6-2 commercial. Milk coders, barn. refrigerators, walk-in IN CASS CITY: Stately 2 story home with aluminum Grave Blankets cod- FOR SAkE - ’74 John Deere siding; 3-4 bedrooms; forced hot water heating system; 1% SALE ers. Free estimates. Randy 4430 with duals, 10-ft. J ACRES: Between Cass City and Gagetown - blacktop Ofd Parsch store, Cass Smith, Decker, Mich. road - very good sound home with 3 bedrooms; has small bathrooms; formal dining room; front porch about 30’ in 3 sizes Gramhe plow, 12-ft. IH‘ length; awnings on 6 windows; attic and walls insulated - 2 City. We’re selling the Phone 872-3092. 8-11-1-8 disc. Phone 872-2602 or 872- solar system on south side of home; aluminum siding and old to make way for the aluminum storms and screens; new kitchen; large bath- Large hts complete $5O,OOO.00. Sellers will hold land 5417. ‘9-12-6-6 contract. Immediate possession! ! ! new ! room and laundry on 1st floor; 2 bathrooms; basement; Infants’, girls’ and SOxW garage with 2 fiberglass doors; lots of trees, etc. VACANT! !! Arthur Brown FOR SALE - rototiller, fits ladies’ clothing, shoes, Wreaths - any size Cass City John Deere 110, real good $49,500.00. IN CAS CITY: This beautiful seven room home with sewing notions, lots of aluminum siding; Library; Formal Dining Room; 3-4 shape, $100; loader for 200 miscellaneous. 6633 Voss Rd. IHC, $250. Phone 872-3842. JUST LISTED! ! ! In CasCity - 2 story home FtECENTLY bedrooms; wall to wall carpeting; FIREPLACE with Everything must go REMODELED except 1 bedroom; has 3 bedrooms; new Well Drilling 9-11-29-3 heatilator - Bay Window - large recreation room with and all at rummage sale Cass City carpeting; new drywall; new bathrooms; new furnace and wet bar - basement; garage; nicely landscaped - many prices! 6455 Main St., and hot water heater; extra large family size kitchen; your other features --priced to sell immediately at $69,500.00 - Cass City, at Dawdan’s [ Livestock ;pection invited! ! ! Only $38,500.00. Seller will finance. Possession on short notice. Men’s Wear store. Phone 872-3429 Pump Repair 1 Phone 872-2333. 2-12-13-1 FOR SALE - Barred Rock JUST LISTED!! In Cass City - RANCH TYPE HOME 60 ACRES - Close to Cass City - BRICK HOME with lots of STATE LICENSED pullets just starting to lay. with 3 bedrooms; FAMILY ROOM; natural gas furnace; 1 remodeling done; new carpeting large barn; garage, etc. - 5-1 1-8-7 Call 872-2743a 10-12-6-3 large dormitory bedroom upstairs; formal dining room; $65,OOO.00 - seller will hold land contract - Immediate SLASHED! ! Our everyday Phone 673-3800 1% car garage attached; plus 3 utility buildings; corner lot - Possession. low price on our gas grills 8-1-27-tf and much more all this for have been drastically re- ORGANIZING a Thumb - $48,900.00. duced for quick sale. At Chapter Club for M.D. (md) SPECIAL ON SCHWECLER ROAD Fuelgas, corner of M-81 & (Manic Depressives), In- LAWYER? Uncontested di- JUST LISTED!! 15.85 ACRES: Close in to Cass City - NEW LISTING: 2 story Colonial Home with 3 terested parties send your vorces, bankruptcies, $250. EXPERIENCED WAIT- REMODELED 8 rcmm home; furnace 5 years old with M-53, Cass City. Phone 872- bedrooms, furnace plus woodburner, 1% bathrooms, 2161. 2-10-25-tf name and phone nurnber,to Probate service. Attorney RESS wanted - also baker’s wood-burning addqn; over $25,000.00 spent on remodeling; approximately % acre of land. Some remodeling Box 8, care of the Cass City 37 years. Donald E. Smith. helper. Inquire Konrad’s plus approximately 36x50’ and 30x42’ barns for beef or hog Chronicle. 5-1 1-8-8 Call (517) 883-3285. 8-10-6-tf Bakery, phone 872-2570. mising; 8 acres of new alfalfa seeding - plus 24x50’ tool 11-12-13-2 , &I.Your inspection invited! ! ! I ForRent 1 STARTER HOME IN CASS CITY: Cute two bedroom home WRRENT: 3 bedroom, fireplace in the country for $250. - comes with refrigerator and range; basement; .furqace HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 bed- Free Estimates CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING FARM SUPPLY SALES Security deposit required and references. and electric water heater - cornerlot -- $20,000. FMHA room in Cass City area, BEEF-PORK-VE ALLAMB REPRESENTATIVE - IM- Approved. No money down. $300.00 plus deposit. Phone on roofing, siding, MEDIATE OPENING 872-5303, 872-3302, 665-2606 CURING,SMOKING AND SPECIAL FOR YOU!!! insulation, aluminum doors 1 PROCESSING Product Line includes- Fer- 40’ Acres: Vacant - on blacktop road; approximately 10 GAGETOWN: Very nice home - neat in and out - 1% story or 823-2035. 4-126-3 and windows and aluminum tilizer / Chemicals / Seed apes of Ash, Maple, etc. Good hunting - $23,500.00. A good with 2 bedrooms; front porch; open stairway - natural gas or Fiber Glass awnings TUESDAY & FRIDAY Feed investment here! ! furnace; basement; new 16S4’ garage with electric door FOR RENT - Spacious3 Seeking experienced, self opener; cute kitchen arrangement - $21,000.00. bedroom apartment in Cass Erla motivated, agri business 40 Acres of wooded land - choice hunting - ?4 mile off M-53 ;,ii,-abgri retail business. Elktofi Roofing month, plus Packing Co., Inc. salesperson. Responsibili- highway; $21,500.00 terms.Not many left at this price! !! RIaRROAD --- 2-3 bedroom home - one story - new well & Siding Co. ties include sales to farmer with own water system; several new Ahdersen Windows; utilities. ecurity deposit USDA Plant 1074 customers, market sur- .3 Acres of beautiful trees; trails; ideal for church camp, insulated - garage attached --- VACANT - $26,500.00 terms. required. o pets. Call 872- Phone 269-7469 Cass City 517-872-2191 veys/analysis, providing recreational use - or iust private hunting grounds - Seller will hold land contract. $3500 down. 2333 days or 673-6572 even- 8-8-4-tf ings 4-11-29-3 5-7-21-tf technical information and Reduced to $32,000. Terms. . conducting grower meet- 79 ACRES: Close in to Cass City - Newly decorated home ings. B.S. degree with 2-3 46ACRES: All buildings in very good condition; practically with 3 bedrooms; gas furnace; large barn- OWNER TRAILER FOR RENT - LOST in Deford area - SHARPENING SERVICE new newly painted One bungalow with 5 beagle mix male wearing 2 1 years’ agri sales experi- roofs; - story RETIRED FROM FARMING -- $6O,OOO.00 will hold land Call after 6:00 - 872-3763. - miles south, 1N west at ence preferred. Attractive mms; basement; mud room; 24x28’ two car garage at- cantrict. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 4-ll-8-tf flea collar and choke chain, 5870 W. Kelly Rd. Ed tached; and other productive soil very tag No. 0967. Call 872-5473. Spencer, 872-4512. 8-9-15-tf base salary, incentive op- barn buildings; - portunity and benefit pac- attractive setting - all this for $85,OO0.00. Seller will hold IN CAS CITY: Stately 2 story home with aluminum 5-11-29-3 land contract. siding; aluminum storms and screens; 4 bedrooms; 1% HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 bed- kage. bathrooms; FORMAL DINING ROOM; wall to wall rooms. 4285 Woodland St. Call Repair Send confidential resume Call 872-4686. 4-12-13-3 [ Services I John’s with salary history to : 10 ACRES: Home needs repair - 30x45’ barn with lean to - carpeting; very desirable family home with lots of room in Service ‘-ilk house; 19 stanchions; 2 calf pens; tool shed; some tile - and out - extra large landscaped and treed lot; 1% car The Pillsbury Company garage with lots of storage room; this home has had good FOR RENT - Small one JOHNSON’S SEPTIC Edible Protein Division, +s,OOO.OO in Kingston Township; offered to you for bedroom trailer, gas heat, TANK - Cleaning - availa- @j,oOO.o.Seller will hold land contract. care with “parklike grounds” - Asking only $55,000.00. Your for LP or natural gas P.O. Box 2069 inspection invited! close to togn. $135 plus de- ble 7 days. No charge furnace, water heater, Saginaw, Mich. 48605 posit. Phone 872-3113. mileage. Call 269-8097. ‘a range or dryer repairs. Attention: Personnel Man- BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME: Close into Cask City - 4-12-13-3 8- 18-18-t f qituated on landscaped 1?4 acres - over 3500 square feet of BAY CITY-FORESTVILLE ROAD - RANCH TYPE HOME ager. with Brick and Aluminum siding; 6 Luxaire ~ An Equal Opportunity living space - 4 bedrooms; all extra large rooms; practi- rooms; Custom Butchering Phone 5 17-872-3476 cally all brick with 28x32’ garage; many built-ins; walk out Furnace with forced hot air; all large rooms; 1% bath- FOR RENT - nice 2 bed- Employer M/F. 11-12-13-1 basement; wet-bar ; FIREPLACE with heatilator and glass rooms; 1680 square feet of living space plus full basement; room upstairs apartment in BEEF & PORK Akron. Stove, refrigerator, (Hogs are scalded - not 7170 Deckerville Rd. door; 18x36’ IN GROUND SWIMMING POOL with solar 24x24’ two car garage attached; lot nicely landscaped Deford WANTED - baby-sitter to 198x200’ $75,000.00 terms. disposal. Some cvpeting, skinned) pver - Your inspection invited!!! - 8-12-6-2 come to my home after Jan. no pets. $190 per month, de- Check our prices on 1. 2 children. Call after 4 - half or whole -- I VACANT! !! SPECIAL! ! A lot of home for the money! ! Hip roof style posit and references. Sepa- 872-4706. 11-12-6-3 I CASCITY: A comfortable home for the lower income with 3 bedrooms; painted white with shutters; gas heat and rate utilities. Call 673-5605. Meat Wholesale and Retail PIANO TUNING and re- family: 1% story with 34 bedrooms; Lennox furnace; hot water; laundry room off kitchen; wood burning stove 4-12-13-1 Gainor’s Meat pairing on all makes of BABY-SITTER full or part several rooms carpeted; garage attached to home; plus remains - 55’ deep well - own Myers water system; plus pianos. 20 years’ experi- time in my home. Call 872- Another 16x20’ building for workshop; immediate posses- storage building - 103’x210’ lot - in the country - all of this for FOR dkNT - One bedroom Packing ence. Member of the Piano 5487. 11-12-13-1 sion. Reduced to $28,500.00 for immediate sale. Let us show apartment, partially fur- 1 mile north, 1 mile west of Technicians Guild. Duane Johnston, Bad Axe, Mich. you this fine home. Situated in quiet residential area. nished. Security deposit Bad Axe. LOCAL, COMPANY has im- River-Road: 1% ACRES: RANCH TYPE HOME wim 3 required. Phone 872-2691 Phone (517) 269-8161 48413. Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1- tf mediate openings for full North of Caw City: 3 ACRES: 1% story comfortable home bedrooms;furnace with 3 zones; drilled well with 2 storage after 5 p.m. I 4-12-6-3 269-9375 time positions in marketing with 34 bedrooms; knnox Furnace plus wood buqer in tanks; Andersen windows throughout - built in 1976 - all this Dave Reed - 072-2827 and advertising. Must be living room with raised slate hearth; formal dining room;2 for.$46,500.00. FOR RENT - small one bed- 8-9-3O-tf neat, ambitious and career bedrooms down and 2 up; living rmm with exposed beams; room house in Cass City. Ken Martin minded. No experience new 4 piece basement walls are panelled well pets. $200 month. $6.00 MINIMUM charge - Electric, Inc. bathroom; - No per mixers, toasters, cof- necessary. Company train- iwulated; “Parklike Grounds” 1% car garage; taxes only Call 517-868-4002 after 5:30- ing provided. $so0 per feemakers, etc. repaired. Residential and Commercial 4 l0.M -Priced to sell at $42,500.00 terms. 4-12-6-3 ‘Wiring month, paid vacation and Tuscola Appliance, phone medical insurance, high 673-2720. 8-12-13-tf school grads preferred. For COUNTRY HOME 2.9 Acres - blacktop road - 1% story FOR RENT + office space, State Licensed confidential interview, by with aluminurn siding and black shutters; Moncrief TWO HOMES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! ! ! Situated on a 2 and 3 room units, all car- furnace with Jensen addm wood burning stove - parcel of land 400x400’ - or will sell separately - let us tell peted. Main Street. Heat Chuck Gage FreEstimates appointment only, call 673- laundry room off kitchen; dining room - large two car smut it! !I $40,500.00 for both homes, or sell one! and lights furnished. Hahn Welding Shop t 5423between11:00-5:00. garage with stove; plus utility building - plus 24’ Building. 6240 W. Main, Heli-arc welding * Phone 872-4114 11-1 1-29-5 swimming pool --- all this for $39,500.00 terms --- Sellers Cass CZY. Phone 872-2155 * Specializing in aluminum, 41803jurds Corner Road will hold land contract. Possession on short notice. ment; 1% car garage attached; newly decorated - residence 872-3519. stainless steel, blacksmith- 8-&10- tf 4-12-21-tf ing, fabricating and radi- (Work-d) Several businesses for sale - Let us tell you about them! ! ! possession on short notice - Reduced to $29,900. terms. AUCTJoiJEERING - se WILL CARE for elderly Also portable welding Lorn “Slini” Hillaker. Top in your home days. All types of welding dollar for your property. Call Debbie Davis 872-4795. 7062 E. Deckerville Rd. Phone 872-3019,Cass City. 12-12-13-tf Before Buying or Selling- NEW WINTER HOURS Deford, Michigan 8-10-3-tf -_- Phone 872-2552 “HUNGRY” general Crossroads , 8-5-15-tf ’ , Mr. 2’s maintenancedry wall etc. carpenter- See, Restaurant -~ PROFESSIONAL CARPET $5.0012-12-13-3 per hr. Call or Write to: RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi- AND UPHOLSTERY caii 872-4236. CLEANING 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. daily dential and Commercial Rubbish Removal. Con- FIRE RESTORATION WORK WANTED - will except Sunday, Commercial & Residential 8 a.m.-1:00 p.m. tainer service available. baby-sit for one or two &il- B.A. Calka Real Estate Call 683-2233. 8-2-12-tf Fast, courteous and dren in my home, any shift. inexpensive. Also, have 1 child of my 6306 W. Main St., Cass City Starting Dec. 17, Free Estimates 5-12-13-3 TV REPAIR own. Call 872-4476 or 872- Phone 872-3355 all makes Mick Zawilinski 2213. 12-12-13-3 Antenna and Towers (free WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF FARMS - BUSINJBSES AND estimates). Appliance Repair Phone 872-3725 LARGER & MORE EXPENSIVE HOMES,VACANT LAND PERSONALIZED MATCH 86-16-tf (-) not shown here - please call office. BOOKS G,ND WEDDING 3 13-672-9440 -~ NAPKINS Call Any Time r’AGAN’S THUMB Carpet HOUSEHOLD SALE - Gifts Cleaning - Dry foam or and toys, records, mirrors,. AL’S TV SALES I ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE Luscious colors steam. Also upholstery and Avon, crocheted items. All LISTINGS WANTED ON & SERVICE 30% off. Miscellaneous and; 1453 Main St. wall cleaning. Free esti- I WE SELL FARMS AND HOMES AT 6w See new catalog for mates. Call toll free 1-800- some rummage. Thursday,; latest designs Snover, Mich. 13th thru Saturday, IN TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIE$ A1 and Bryan Pudelko 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We 22nd,. Cass City Chronicle 8-9-27-tf welcome BankAmericard - 1O:OO a.m. to ?, 6623 Huron: Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf St. 1412-13-1: Sewing the Thumb Area for over 32 years. 5-2-9-tf t la REALTOR @ _--- An Equal OppOrtUnitY Lender PAGE TWENTY CAS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER13, iw CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

Just Arrived FAKE FUR for Care Bears and Other Crafts For a long time I sang the up this stupid usury law. merits of the bonds issued Still another: The city of by towns and school dis- Flint ignores all but major tricts in outstate Michigan. crimes now, because the “Outstate,” in this case, state has closed its jail be- means everything except cause the corridors were

Detroit e too narrow. The county jail I wouldn’t buy the bonds has to be used for just the issued by the state because worst criminals. The city the lawmakers at Lansing jail has served for some 50 are about as foolish as any years, but maybe the pris- I’ve ever seen - and man, oners are fatter now and that covers a lot of lawmak- can’t squeeze by each other ers. in the hallways. That just To illustrate: might be the case. With the state budget in All the silliness isn’t con- a mess, and the state now fined to Lansing, the state just crawling out of the capitol. It is just easier for worst times it has seen the papers and TV to cover since World War 11, what it Upthere. here in northwestern does the gang at Lansing do but appropriate $36 million Michigan I used to think for “cultural purposes. ” that we were far enough Of the $36 million, $32 away from the hurly-burly million goes to Detroit. The to think more calmly. The other $4 million is spread disease has spread, sadly over all outstate Michigan, enough. A recent Traverse which has more people than City paper ran an editorial Detroit. pushing its solution to the Of Detroit’s $32 million, toxic-waste disposal prob- $4 million will go (‘forpolice lem : FULL BOX - Coach Light Pharmacy employees Char- protection for special Stop producing toxic lotte Kitchin and Debbie McIntosh empty the overfilled events.” This would include chemicals.I wrote the editor and Sharing and Caring collection box Monday. Dec. 15 will be such cultural attractions as a downtown road race, the suggested he could also the last day that the collection boxes will be available for Thanksgiving parade and solve the problem of infant residents to donate items that will be given to needy fami- the Tigers’ ball games. mortality by forbidding lothers Get Quick Results Withf lies. They’d also need Fxtra cops people to have children. outside J+L+Hudson’s store during the Christmas season when mugging reaches Chronicle’s Classified Ads IDefordl bike rider escapes new highs. Owen-Gage Another item : The Legis- You Will Too! lature in all its wisdom t t wrote a law that sets a ceil-’ approves ing of 11 percent on real es- serious injuryJ J in accident tate loans known as “land contracts,” which pre- $1 2,000 A 63-year-old Deford man Deputy Ronald Begeman sently is at least 3 percent was treated and released reported that Joyce A. below the market. The law for paving FOLLOW THE HAWKS! from the Hills and Dales Schwartz, 32, 6128 Decker- has resulted in either the Hospital after he was ville Rd., Deford, struck a price of the house or farm struck by a vehicle while deer on M-46 near English being kited to absorb the riding his bicycle Dec. 7 at Rd, Dec. 4 at 9:20 p.m. below-market rate or else 5:16 p.m. Schwartz was not injured. removing the property volleyball, basketball and According to Tuscola The vehicle was driven from the market. softballGage. teams for Owen- BASKETBALL away. County Sheriff’s Depart- Meanwhile, the new fed- ment Deputy Curtis Cham- Deputy Patrick Woiden eral tax law says the seller The board approved a re- bers, Billy 0. Emery, 6508 reported that James D. cannot charge a rate less quest from Ross Voelker, AT HOME Deckerville Rd., Deford, Beardsley struck a deer than 10 percent of that of Pigeon, that the Huron was riding his bicycle on Dec. 6 at 3:50 a.m. Treasury bonds of the same COUhty Men’s Basketball Cemetery Road, about one- Beardsley, 21, 2781 Froede maturity. Such a minimum League use the Owendale quarter mile ngrth of De- Rd., Kingston, was north- now is a little over 15 per- gymnasium for basketball ckerville Road, when he boud on Dayton Rd., about cent. games Dec. 23, Feb. 5 and was struck by a vehicle dri- a half-mile northwest of This is known as a di- March 10. The league pays ven by David A. Dorland, Riley Rd. Beardsley was lemma with a capital D. the school $50 per game for Red Haw 6219 not injured. The vehicle Only the Michigan legisla- the cost of a custodian and 18, Shabbona Rd., De- cker. Dorland told Cham- was driven away. ture could have dreamed lighting. bers that Emery was vs riding on the white line on the right side of the road and that after a vehicle ap proaching from the nortl passed, Emery made a 45- Marlette - Dec degree turn in front of Dor- land to get into the other lane. Dorland told @ham- bers that he was driving at USA - Dee. I about 40 to 45 miles per hour HURRY, when the accident hap- First games 5: 15 p.m. pened. He was unable to FIUAUCIUO AVAILABLI AT WH stop in time. Both Dorland and Emery.. were south- TBUMB‘S tOP TRA&IRI bound on Cemetery Road. war-. -WOW 1984 BUICK PARK AVENUE -With Full Factory Warranty...... $14,995.00 $14,485.00 1984 PONTIAC FIERO .Air, Sun Roof, Tilt, Cruise, More...... $10,495.00 $ 9995.00 1983 CHEVROLET CITATION .Auto. Trans...... $ 4795.00 $ 4295.00 SPONSORED BY THESE Schedule 1983 PLYMOUTH HORIZON .4 Dr...... $ 5395.00 $ 4895.00 1983 GMC VAN . Locally Owned ...... $ 7995.00 S 7495.00 1982 BUICK LE SABRE LIMITED -4Dr., Great Buy At...... $ 8595.00 $ 8195.00 1982 CHEVROLET MALIBU .4 Dr., Maroon, Priced To Sell ...... S 5585.00 $ 5195.00 HAWKS BOOSTERS 2”public 1882 GMC PICKUP K TON .6 Cvl. Stick, Lt. Blue ...... $ 5795.00 $ 5295.00 1982 OLOS DELTA ROYALE .Two Tone With All The Extras...... ,. .$ 7495.00 S 6995.00 Fuelgas Osentoski Realty 1982 BUICK LE SABRE LIMITED .2 Dr, One Owner, Nice Car...... $ 8495.00 $ 7995.00 ‘CassCity Chronicle meetings 1982 GMC X TON .Auto. Trans., Only 16,000 Miles ...... SOLD SO LO Complete Appliance Store & Auctioneering’ 1982 BUICK ELECTRA .2 Or., Dark Blue, local Cw...... S 9995.00 $ 9495.00 6550 Main Phone 872-2010 Phone 872-2161 Phone 872-4377 1982 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE -Showroom Clem, Super Car ...... S 9995.00 $ 9495.00 4 miles E of Cass City at corner of M-81 L M-53 6501 Main Cass City A pair of public meetings 1982 BUJCK SKYLARK -Auto., Air, Only 19,000 Miles...... $ 6195.00 S 5695.00 -~ have been scheduled by the 6 1981 CHEVROLETMONTE CARLO .2 Or., Green,Sharp Or ...... i .$ 5995.00 $ 5495.00 General Cable Company East Central Michigan 1981 BUlCK REGAL . 2 Or., Green, Air, Tilt, Croise,Morr ...... $ ‘6295.00 s 5795.oe Cass City Oil and Gas Parkway Health Systems Agency 1981 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE 2 Or., Owk Blue, .S 2695.00 $ 2195.00 Station Products Division ...... 6407 Main Street (ECMHSA), authorities an- 1981 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE .4 Or., Beige. .$ 3195.00 $ 2695.00 e A Unit of Penn Central Corporation 6703 Main Phone 872-544 ...... nounced this week. $ 2795.00 Phone 872-2065 6285 Garfield Phoqe 872-2111 1981 PONTIAC T-1000 .4 Dr., One Owner, Super Clran ...... $ 3295.00 The first is scheduled 1981 BUICK SKYLARK .Good BUY ...... $ 5295.00 S 4795.00 Jan. A0 at 7 p.m. in the ”us- 1980 CHEVROLET CITATION .2 Or., Dark Red...... $ l6g5.00 $ 1195.00 Pizza Villa cola County Courthouse 1980 CHEVROLET PICKUP K TON -White, Nice Truck...... $ 4895.00 S 4395.00 Cass City State Bank Georgine’s annex. 1995.00 1495.00 Phone 872-4440 1980 W RABBIT .Gnat Economy Car ...... $ S 6363 W. Main 6476 Main Street The meeting is to hear 1980 FORD BRONCO 4x4 .Two Tone Brown...... $ 7995.00 $ 7495.00 Phone 872-4338 Phone 872-5396 6637 Main Cass City public comment on a prop- 1980 CHEVROLET IMPALA .4 Or., Not Bad At All ...... $ 2795.00 $ 2295.00 osed health systems s plan 1980 WICK SKY LARK .4 Or...... $ 3695.00 S 3185.00 for the East Central Michi- 1879 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE .Lt. Green...... $ 1895.00 $ 1395.00 Chemical Bank Hillside Beauty Shop Randalls Shoes gan Health Service Area 1979 DODGE, POWER WAGON 4x4 .Auto. Trans., With Tovper ...... $ 4795.00 $ 4295.00 Phone 872-5381 which includes 14 central 1979 CHEVAOLET IMPALA STATION WAGON .Blur ...... $ 2795.00 s 2295.011 Cass City Michigan counties, includ- S 2795.04 6263 Church Phone 872-2740 6439 MainSt. Cass City 1979 CHEVROLET IMPALA .Gold,4 Dr...... S 3265.00 6522 Main Phone 872-4355 ing Huron, Sanilac and Tus- 1979 FMDPJCKUP 150 .Silver, Needs Soma Body Work...... $ 3195.00 2m.00 cola Counties. 1979 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO .2 Dr., Air,Tilt, Cruise, Mom .....$ 3895.00 $ 3395.00 IGA Schneebergar’s TV A copy of the plan is avail- 1979 MERCURY CAPRI .2 Or., Silver ...... $ 995.00 s 495.oa Clare‘s Sunoco able for viewing with the 1979 PONTIAC SUNBIRO .2 Or., Brown...... $ 2495.00 $ 1995.001495.00 Phone 872-2470 Foodliner Appliance, Furniture various county health de- 1978 FORO 110 .4 Dr., Lt: Btue ...... $ 1995.00 6597 Main Cass City 6121 E. Cass City Rd. Phone 872-2645 6588 Main Phone 872-2696 partments and one has been 1978 010s CUTLASS SUPREME .2 Dr., Nice Car ...... $ 3995.00 $ 3495.00 provided for each Board of 1978 PONTIAC STATION WAGON . Gold, Nice Clean Car...... $ 3495.00 $ 2995.00 Commissioners. 1978 FORO LTD .Black ...... SOLD SOLO t Oral and written com- 1978 MALIBU CLASSIC‘STATION WAGON -With Many Options :.... .$ 3295.00 S 2795.00 The Clothes Closet Kid’s Village ments are welcome and will 1978 BUICK LE SABRE .2 Or., Brown...... S 3495.00 $ 2995.00 1. 3695.00 $ 3195.00 7184 Nitt St , Pigeo become a part of the public 1978 CHEVROLET CAMARO 2-28 .T Tops, Air,#orr ...... $ 6519 Main Phone 872-3930 6414 Main Phone 872-4551 6528 Main St , Cass City Phone 872-5084 Phone 453-3531 hearing record. Written J978 PONTIAC SUNBIRD .Auto. Traits., Nisi Car : ...... $ 2795.00 $ 2295.00 comments will be accepted 1978 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN .Two Tone Paint...... $ 4795.00 $ 4295.00 Thumb until the close of business 1977 CHEVROLET % TON 4x4 -With Plow. Great Buv ...... S 5995.00 $ 5495.00 The Colony House Kritzmans’, Inc. Jan. 11. 1977 OLDS STATION WAGON .One Owns;...... $ 1995.00 $ 1495.00 1 National Bank The second meeting will 8430 N. Van Dyke Road 6447 Main Street be to review the ECMHSA Phone 872-3330 Phone 872-3470 6132 E. Cass City Rd. Phone 872-4311 application for continua- tion of funding from May 3, Village 1975, through May 2,19&6. C rof t =CIa ra Ken Martin Electric, Inc. The meeting is scheduled Lumber, Inc. 41 80 Hurds Corner Road Service Center Jan. 14 at the Radisson Inn, HOWARD BELL, INC II 400 Johnson in ‘ Phone 872-21 41 Phone 872-4114 6415 Main Phone 872-3850 Street BUlCK PONTUC GMC 61 41 E Cass City Rd. Saginaw . - - II Written statements will M-24 & Frank St. Erla’s Food Mutual Savings Walbro be accepted until the close Ph. 673-6126 Center & Loan . Corporation. of business Jan. 15 at the KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING’ 6242 Garfield Phone 872-2131 ECMHSA office at 1230 6233 Church Phone 872-2191 6241 Main Phone 872-2105 South Washington Avenue,

Saginaw e Undercabinet Message Center. Trac Drive Garage Door Open- 3/8" Variable Speed Revers- "Wood Projects" Book. De- Pull down for use. er. 1/2 H.P. motor. ing Drill. tailed plans & instructions. Over 202 436/(0.1) 102 0321GS900(0-1) 303 59317144 3/8(1*5) 50 beautiful proiects. 262 048/(0-12) Buckboard Oak or Sunburst Pecan Wall Vista Oak or Cedar Front Street Panel- Winchester Cherry Hanover or Durham Paneling. Economical and easy for the do- Wall Paneling. 4' x ing. Birch design. Paneling. 3.0 mil x Oak Textured Wall it-yourselfer to install. 4' x 8' x 3.6mm thick. 8' x '1'4'' thick. 4' x 8' x 3mm. 4' x 8'. Loft treated. Paneling. 4' x 8' x 'hi''. 109 279/#60oak(l-100) 109 260/#56pecan(l-100) 109 117/(1-50) 100 759/( 1-50) 100 161/(1-50) 102 121/(1-75) 101 909/( 1-50) 102 3924 1-50)

0oX Inno uations White or Ventian Lace Wall Looma Paneling. 4' x 8' x 3/16". Vintagebrick fireproofs and Cedar Closet Lining. Aromatic Paneling. Mar and stain resistant Decorative vinyl covered panel. insulates 4 - 5 square feet. Red Cedar repels moths, smells finish with melamine coating. Easily cleans with a damp cloth. Basic red with black bricks fresh. Tongue & groove boards. 4'x8'x 1/8". Mar and stain resistant. for contrast . 16 square foot coverage. 106 432/#300( 1-50) 106 423/#800(1-50) 100 463/555(5-50) 100 189/100(1-6) 103 916/(1*50)

~- Pope 2 (~,l98~HordwarsWholesalers, Inc 4.27 Acoustical Tile Adhesive. Suspended Grid Systems require no special skills or 2' x 4' Lighting Panels for suspended ceil- Heavy-bodied, easily handled. tools to install. First, nail up the wall angles. Secondly, ings, disperse light evenly. Choose Clear Quart. 263 431/237(1.12) assembly the grid by locking parts together. Lastly, lay Cracked Ice or Clear Prismatic. Gallon. 263440/(1-4) ...... 12.97 in the panels. Easy for the "do-it-yourselfer." 100 401/PC-124(0-20) 125 091/CC-124(0-20)

POQO 3 Detoils in store 109.W OENIE Chain Drive Garage Door Opener. 1 /4 horsepower motor. Instant Folding Stairway. Opening sizes: 22'12" x reverse insures safety. For single or double garage door up to 7'6" 54" or 25%'' x 54" to 105" or 120" ceil- high. Includes transmitter. Simple to install yourself. ing height. Completely assembled; easy to install 101 419/SP-99(0-1) 163 735/22%~54~105(01)

Reg. 43.99

4' Wide Closet in a Box gives maximum Grained Pegboard. Fair Oak Paneling. These storage units are ideal for outsized hanging space along with a shoe rack. Easy 4' x 8' x l/4" thick. 4'x8'x 'A". Adds equipment, clothing, and footwear that are do-it-yourself installation. Sani-shelf epoxy Handy for hanging a warmglow to your often too bulky or muddy for a regular clos- coated steel rod ventilated shelving.20020440.1) shelves, tools. decorating project. et. Each has a clothes pole and two shelves, 6' Wide. 202 312/1206(0-1) ...... 38.33 109 439/(1.50) 101 525/52(1-50) one adjustable - the other tall & narrow.

60" Particle Board Shelving. 235 631/(5-100\ 72". 235 659/(5-100) ...... 2.37

SGHULTE Door / Wall Rack. Epoxy finished steel rod never need painting. Mount on door or wall. 1 2" x 36" shelves adjust 2 1 " - 60". Extra 2.97 1 8"W x 7 7"H x 43/4"D. Needs no assembly. heavy gauge shelving - ribbed posts, 3' x SO' Plastic Film, 102 971/(0-6) All necessary installation hardware is shelves and sway braces. 4' x 50'. 102 944/MH752(0-6)...... 3.97 included. 204 709/18DW8(1.4) Other sizes available. 212 031/6036-4(0-1)

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Liquid Storm Window. 8 ounce. Storm Door Kit. 7'x3' plastic Window Kit contains 2 sheets Switch Plate & WaH Outlet Squeezes on for winter; peels sheet plus 2 1 ' moulding & nails. of plastic, 36" x 72", moulding Weatherstrip. Package of 16.

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seals 3 average windows. strip Tape. 266553/145(1.24) 4 or brown. 23' roll. 26 1 38019 10-9( 1- 12) 7.77 264 323/F-4(1-24) 266 5624 1-24) 260 991/W( 1-6) 261 OW/( 1-6) 16 Foot, 261 399/( 1-6) ......

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Reg. 34.49 $8.88 m Electric Heat Gun for removing paint & var- Ready-Light Flashlight. Powerful beam can Electronic Light Control with touch dim- nish quickly, easily from woodwork. Thaws be widened or narrowed. Rechargeable. ming turns lights on/off to give your home frozen pipes. Quickly defrosts refrigerators Lasts more than 2% hours per full charge. a "lived in" look while you're away. Easy & freezers. Ideal for hobby & decorating Always charged and ready. to program; handles up to 8 commands. projects. 773 13141.2) 800 392/RL101(1-6) 100% solid state. 502 715/LS500(1-6)

25 Foot Stor-A-Cord lM. Power monitor light indicates current Ionization sensor, solid-state i ns u Iat ed ' 'open ' ' & ' c Io s-ed watt household bulb but uses is on. Three grounding outlets. circuitry. Low battery signal. type terminals. 48 terminals. only 22 watts of energy. Ideal 500 119/48770(1-6) Battery included. 519 399/(1-6) 502 537/( 1-6) for security. 527 97841-6)

white. 3 outlet. 515 954/(5-100) extends bulb life. Push on/off. Sensor-lite turns on/off auto- Bulbs. Flame tip or torpedo. 12 Foot. 515 990/(5-100) ...... 1.I 1 505 830/8756681(1-10) maticalIv. 504 485/48560(1-12) 522 483/(1-120) 522 553/(1-120)

- . Page 7 Drill Caddy with 15 High Polished Brass Entry Lockset Speed Steel Bits stores andor- for front, side & back doors. ganizes bits. Sizes 1/16"-3/8". Includes 3 keys. 301 264IHWI (1-10) 204 986/(1*24) 205001/(524)

10" x 14" Hardwood Cutting Patio Door Insulator Kit. In- Alkaline Batteries. Gives up to Indoor / Outdoor Thermo- Board. Use either side. cludes 84" x 1 12" film & 10 times more service. meter. Screen printed. 640 93411511.6) '/2" x 14 yds. tape. 264500/2144(1-12) "AA" Size. 4 oack...... 2.22 603430/024(1 6)

~ ~~~ NOTICE RLOARDINO mSSlUCEHAWOLS IN AVAILADILTTY OF ADVRRTIUD oooOS AND IN QUOTED PRICES Becouse this piece is not prepared by this retail dealer but by its wholexller (HWI), which has worehouses at Cap Girardeou, Missouri; Dixon, Illinois; Msdina. Ohio; and WOCO,Texa and bcause this piece is prepared several months in advance of the actual vlle'period some items moy not be immediately available on demond at this store due either to solesobovdreasonable demands. or other circumstances beyond this retailer's control. Therefore, this store will gladly issue a ";aincheck" for any advertised item not available on demand, which will be good for purchass of therticular item at the advertised price when additional inventories of the item are received Due to unforeseen circurnstonces certain items may not bs ovoilobls at all, or a substitution will be suggertd. This store an the HWI warehouses endeavor to avoid any such chonges whenever possible, but sometimes they hove no control over manufacturersandtheir roblsrns.Each HWI store sets its ownricer. The prices quoted hersin are subject to change due to possible printing errors or circumstances unforeseeable ot the time of printing. The right to limit quantities is reserved Ey this retailer. Early shopn will fin the best wlection. "Regular" prices in this ad refer to HWI's suggestedregular selling price. This store is independently owned, and the actual "regular" pice moy vary.

Sale Starts November 26th - Ends December 22nd C LUMBER INC

PHONE 872-2141 CASS CITY MlCH

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