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PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. APRIL 3,1980 CASS CJTY, MICHIGAN! Class set New books at on death Down Memory Lane and dying the library FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE There will be a workshop THE BLEEDING HEART, by Marilyn FVench (fiction), on "death and dying" Thurs- The author of the best-selling novel, "The Yemen's Room,"v day, April 17, from 8:30 writes of an affair between Dolores Durer jnd Victor Mor- a.m.-4:30 p.m. at the Colony rissey, both middle-aged and both Amerijan-she a pro- BUYCK House, Cass City. Other officers are: Ed Prof- fessor of literature doing a year's research n England and Guest speaker will be FIVR YKAKS AGO baskets from lamp posts in he a businessman on assignment in England for the same the village. it, vice-president; Janet Mc- William McDonald, M.Div. Conkey, secretary, and length of time. Their relationship is stormy, since both SW, from Flint. The work- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rushlo No progress was reported bring unhappy marital experiences into treir affair, and w this week in negotiations David Loomis, reporter. it ••• " •'I*.-"*'*f/-.••^^^•v**!.|fs»|f-"MM ''• shop is open to nurses, celebrated their golden wed- The Cass City Village they engage in a series of verbal confrontaions over defi- ministers, funeral directors ding anniversary at an open between Tuscola county nitions of female and male roles and over now much re- jl or prints ypiip>^ courthouse employees and Council voted to spend and the general public. house April (i in the Wilbur $35,000 for street repairs, sponsibility individuals can or should asjume for the McDonald will focus on Memorial Building. the Board of Commissioners actions of loved ones. I jjrmcitter:>.j^^^pi|^ following last week's rejec- double the treasurer's bond the stages of death and Brian LeFevre, 24, is the in the village from $10,000 to v dying described by Eliza- area's newest Department tion of a proposed 6 percent THE MARRYING KIND, by Elizabeth Cade|l (fiction). A Take up to a month to decide, don't pay increase. $20,000, and to renew the beth Kuebler-Ross, as well of Natural Resources con- lease at the park for $800 charming tale of two sisters whose contrasting life styles, forget your original envelope or store as how to work with people servation officer and will be in rural and city settings, are both upset by tteir- father, a TEN YEARS AGO yearly, the same amount receipt. under stress. headquartered in Cass City. paid in recent years. vagabond artist with a knack for discovenig long lost Cost is $8.50 and includes Sgt. Timothy E. Torp, son paintings by the use of questionable methods. In coping Guarantee applies only to original rolls Mac O'Dell was named all breaks, handouts and a of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Torp of THIRTY-FIVE YEARS with their erratic parent, the sisters form treir own con- equalization director for ceptions of love and marriage, find perfect uirtners, and processed and printed by Kite Photo. chicken dinner. 2230 Urban Road, Snover, AGO has graduated from the Tuscola county, leaving Elk- seem destined for a blithe existence in true CaoMl fashion The workshop is spon- Alaskan Air Command Non- land township without a WE USE KODAK PAPER FOR A GOOD LOOK! sored by the Thumb Area In- treasurer and Cass City Cass City High School commissioned Officer Lead- athletes will be guests of the HOW TO GROW FLOWERS FROM SEEDS, ll Elvin Mc- service Committee. ership School at Elmcndorf without an assessor. Donald (non-fiction). McDonald explains. howsimple it is Reservations must be Robin Anthony, son of Mr. Cass City Community Club COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Air Force Base, Alaska. and be awarded their let- to propagate many garden flowers from seed. Equipment, MIKE WEAVER, Owner :\'-^'^J,-':^9^^'^ made by April 7 by calling The Cass City Chamber of and Mrs. James Anthony, containers, sowing, after-germination care, an hardening ( Jane Mitchell. RN, at Hills and Kevin Robinson, son of ters. C.W. Otto of Lansing •••/ •;•. .;.. Emergency Ph;872-3?8»:;: : \ Commerce Board of Direc- will be guest speaker. off are covered for seeds started both indoors ap outdoors and Dales General Hospital, tors approved an ambitious Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson, Thorough instructions are given for many fa'vorf e annuals, Your Family Discount Drug Store ; telephone 872-2121. both of Ubly, earned Future Walter Kloc, son of Mr. program to install hanging and Mrs. George Kloc of perennials, biennials, and bulbs. A helpful-ap endix con- Farmer of America awards. tains seed sources and a list of specialized plant icieties. The golden wedding anni- Deford, has been promoted versary of Mr. and Mrs. to the rank of captain with Fred Emigh of Snover was the Crusaders, veteran YOUR ONE-STOP bombardment unit of the celebrated at the Sherwood Safety tips for kite f' yin•> gc. Forest club at Gagetown. 13th Army Air Force. IANTENNA AND ACCESSORIES Appointment of Christine RadE® /hack Larry Anthes of Norfolk, With the kite-flying season 5) Don't fly you kite near Laurie, RN, to the Army DEALER HEADQUARTERS Va., had a week-end pass comes danger to youngsters or intennas from his duties and spent it Nurse Corps with rank of /ay from second lieutenant has been who either aren't taught 6) Keep well a with his parents, Mr. and some safety tips or forget any electric wire: Mrs. Roy Anthes. announced by the Sixth becomes Service Command in Chi- them. 7) If your kite Three Cass City High J.A. Albertson, manager snagged in a p( ver line, School students passed the cago. FACTORY-DIRECT TV The new fire truck ordered of the Consumers Power Co. don't try to pull on he string first proficiency test at the Bay City district, passes on or climb the atilit; pole. It's state solo and ensemble in October finally arrived in ite than Cass City. Delay was due to the following tips for par- better to lose a festival at Pontiac. They are ents, teachers and area chil- your life. Becky Parrott, Becky Loom- securing certain parts for the pumping machinery. dren: 8) If you see a k ; tangled is and Sally Geiger. 1) Use only dry string, not in electric lines, ven if it wire or anything metallic. isn't your own, fill your TWENTY-FIVE YEARS 2) Never use wire or metal power company pnd let Replace Your Winter-Damaged Antenna AGO Owen-Gage in the construction of your them know the loqtion. kite, only wood, paper and Jack Gallagher, a mem- with The Archer Supercolor Special band gets plastic. Formal Wear i Ct* ber of the Cass City chapter 3) On rainy days, keep I i •' W\ of the Future Farmers of your kite indoors. Chappel's America, was awarded the top ratings 4) Stay away from busy State Farmer Degree at the streets and highways while Men's Wear and 27th state FFA convention. flying your kite. Be careful Formal Wear Rental Mrs. Elizabeth Koepfgen The Owendale-Gagetown not to run across a motor- Phone 872-3431 celebrated her 99th birthday ist's path. in the home of her daughter, High School Band received a Beryl Koepfgen at Midland. straight I rating at the Eddie McConkey was District III band festival elected president of the Cass March 15, at Laker High City 4-H Livestock Club. School. COMPARES TO The band, under the direc- Easter tion of Laura Witczak, re- ANTENNAS RLDS women ceived A and A + ratings in Signal Splitter all categories and was called Sunday Service COSTING 50% MORE "an outstanding group of INCLUDED! conduct study mature musicians." The band, as did all those At See all the excitement you've been missing! meeting competing, had to play one 60° wide-swept elements capture all the available march, one concert number Cass City signal on every channel. The special Gold The women's department selected from a list and one Alodized10 finish protects all metal parts against of the Reorganized Church concert number of its own choosing. Presbyterian Church rust and corrosion. Factory pro-assembled. 99 of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints of Owendale met The top rating qualifies 15-1709 3 VALUE March 20 at the home of the 35 band members to Sunday, April 6 Vickie Merchant for worship participate in state competi- tion April 20 in the Detroit and study. Sixteen members • CHURCH SCHOOL .. 10:30 AM. were present. area. UHF/VHF Amplifier for All Our Best Automatic In addition, nine Owen- • CHURCH SERVICE .. 10:30 AM. Assistant leader Charlene Gage band members re- TV Channels, FM, FM Stereo TV Antenna Rotator Craig conducted the meet- ceived either first or second ing. Mrs. Merchant read the proficiency ratings in the Servo-Rotor by Archer By Archer JjPPffl call to worship from Ro- state solo and ensemble Special Music mans 12:1 and the ladies il : festival March 22 at the Improves Weak HSBB!H!=S8i "- - -- I joined in singing the hymn, University of Michigan - SAGINAW VALLEY "Our God Our Help in Ages Signals in Flint. BRASS ENSEMBLE 1 Past." Prayer was offered Receiving first profi- Fringe Areas by Mrs. Darlene Kuenzli. ciency ratings were Robin Geneva Richards taught Sullivan, clarinet; Julie En- HALLELUJAH CHORJS the lesson, "Mirror Mirror derle, flute, and the duet of Handel: Sung by ® on the Wall," from the Rita Sullivan, flute, and Presbyterian Church Choi lesson book, "Women as Vicki Alexander, clarinet. Winners," by Dorothy Receiving second profi- SERMON: "CROCUSES Ir- 39 Jongeward and Dru Scott. In ciency ratings were Paula THE DESERT" Turns Antenna 360° in closing of the worship, the Good, flute; Jennifer Errer, Preamp boosts TV and FM signals, does Less Than One Minute ladies joined in a prayer saxophone, and the saxo- not amplify interference picked up by circle and offered prayers phone quartet of Miss Errer, ' Rev. Harry E. Capps, Preaching Aims antenna for best reception. 15-1220 downlead cable. Resists overload on strong for the sick. Mike Sullivan, Craig En- signals. With mounting hardware, 5-Conductor Cable. 50'. 15-1204. 5.49 The April meeting will be derle and Terry Muntz. instructions. 15-1134 5-Conductor Cable. 100'. 15-1201. 8.99 at the home of Ailecn Ziehm, instead of Lois Rousse. Ar- rangements are being made Indoor Transformer/Splatter UHF/VHF Foam Coax Cable to rent "Justins" for an Communi:y evening out with a picnic for See The By Archer By Archer the husbands.

F-59 Connector Each lady was asked to Good Friday on Each End |3JB furnish cookies for the mov- Crucifixion ie to be shown at church March 30, "The Power of the Service Resurrection." Scene A lunch was served by the Friday, April 4 Separate 300-ohm 99ioo-Ft. hostess and co-hostess, UHF/VHF/FM outputs 99 50-FI. -\-\ Denicc DeLong. 1:30 P.M. from single 75-ohm 6 15-1526 I I 15-1527 FRI.andSAT. shielded downlead. Twin-lead with the interference-rejecting "Spring Fling" Cass City shielding of RG/6U coax. 15-1139 on M-53 Presbyterian Church April 29-30 1 Indoor/Outdoor 4 miles East and 3 /4 REV. THOMAS Chimney to Indiana Antenna Couplers Corner-Mounts South of Cass City WACHTERHAIJSER Erected By Prfiacning By Archer By Archer The Michigan Association of Extension Homemakers SHABBONA SERMON: is sponsoring "Spring "The Strong Weaknessjof God" 49 Fling" April 29-30. METHODIST YOUTH 59 ipecial Music: Mr. $• Mrs. Davj Burrows This year's event is a tour 5 to northern Indiana area to 3 become more aware of the Two stainless steel 2-Set 15-1135 Amish culture. Before arriv- CASS CITY HEAD START PROGRAN straps, %"x10'. ing in Indiana, where stops Combines 2 antenna outputs for one Weather resistant- will include the Shishe- nmmfm tf* A • •• Fri. — 1-5 p.m. 300-ohm downlead which can drive up to fights rust. Attaches wana Amish sale, a dry 4 sets. antenna mast to goods store and restaurant, BAKE SALE- sot.-9.1 chimney. 15-527 there will be a tour of the 4-Set. 15-1136 4.59 Upjohn Pharmaceutical Co. IN FRONT OF OLD WOOD DRUG in kalama/oo. WHEREVER YOU LIVE, WORK OR PLAY THERE'S A RADIO SHACK STORE NEAR YOU! Cost is $45, which includes This is a fund raising project to help the children bus fare, motel (four in a go on an end-of-the-year field trip. room) and dinner Tuesday WE SERVICE TV APPLIANCES FURNITURE evening. Reservations can be made SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST\BY WHAT by making out a check for the amount to Velma Cle- land and sending it to her at WE SELL Phone: ,872-2696 Cass City 7351 Germania lload, Ubly The Cass City State Bank 48475. Telephone 05H-IHJ24.