Favorable IRS ruling to move swimming pool project into high gear
Prospects for the Cass City While final closing of the authorities have said another never collected. yet available. municipal swimming pool estate could take from six to update will be needed before The deadlock with the IRS. took a giant step forward last nine months, Keating indi- construction can begin, was revealed to the public in He said it is unclear how week when Robert H, Keating cated funds can start flowing How the village will make a story detailing problems long all of this will take, but announced that the Stevens to the village to begin work on up the difference in the estate with the estate settlement in he added that it's entirely estate, which will fund the the pool. gift and actual cost is still to the June 5 edition of the possible construction of the lion's share of construction, The ruling comes following be decided, although it's Chronicle. pool can begin yet this year. has been declared non-tax- several meetings with IRS likely voters will be asked to Subsequently, State Sen. "The project still must be able. officials in Detroit and ends approve a special millage Alvin J. DeGrow and U.S. cleared with state authorities the possibility that the estate request in order to complete Rep. J. Bob Traxler (D-Bay and obviously bidders need Keating' received word time to consider the project Wednesday, July 2, from could have been hit for over the project. City), exerted pressure on $58,000 in interest and penal- before making a bid," he Internal Revenue Service The pool has been on village IRS authorities to grant the said. authorities that the estate ties. drawing boards since the old tax exempt status for the An^arlier_esiimate_Df_the— —facility-was-elosed-by-state- -estater —-I-can-say-that-eouneil-will- _meLalLfederaI-requirements-~ do everything in its power to for being non-taxable. village's share of the estate health authorities in 1971. In Village President Lambert placed the figure at around 1972, village voters approved Althaver said Thursday the get construction started just Keating was obviously $178,000. a bond issue contingent on a as soon as possible," he said. pleased. "As it stands now, next moves are to develop He said a special village The latest cost estimate on matching grant from the final costs of the project and I'm ready to start handing the project, completed in late federal government. Match- council meeting will probably money to the village any- seek bids. Final costs are be needed to discuss the 1973, placed pool construction ing funds were never forth- already being determined, he time," he said. costs at $204,300. Village project as costs are deter- coming and the voted millage said, although no figures are mined.
VOLUME 69, NUMBER 11 CASS CITY, MICHIGAl^-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 Twenty Cents SIXTEEN PAGES County commissioners reveal split of $356,011 revenue sharing funds
The Tuscola County Board County Road Commission, contract with Kelly & Sons of SPRY'S homemade cannon makes a unique of Commissioners announced bring them up to date on Caro to care for the heating the split of $356,011.00 in highway funds. He told the and cooling equipment in the lawn decoration. It took hours and hours to revenue sharing funds in a board that there were enough Social Service building and in build but was worth it, says Spry. special hearing held Tuesday CETA funds to last through the new Intermediate school. at the court house in Caro. August. The contract for the Social Commissioners will review The lion's share of the funds Services building will cost the budget at their July 22 $135.80 and for the school, will be tossed into a multi- meeting and if more Federal Homemade cannon purpose fund for use for $95.88. For this the county funds do not become avail- gets first call on the services capital outlay when needed. able start work on cutting the For this purpose the commis- of the firm in case of county highway program. emergency and periodic sioners reserved $264,777. One The board voted to partici- use of this money could be for checks of the equipment. pate in the rebuilding of a The contract does not items such as a county solid three-span bridge and ap- You can almost waste disposal site, Commis- cover repairs or parts as proaches to replace a bridge needed. sioner Maynard McConkey that was destroyed on East explained. Dayton Road, six-tenths of a The board allocated $5,000 mile east of M-24. OTHER BUSINESS for the repiair and mainte- The Highway commission nance of Vanderbilt Park, fyear the blast estimates the job at under The commissioners voted to the only county-owned park. $300,000. Two other allocations of the. accept the recommendations Some $250,000 of the con- of the East Central Michigan Pick up an old Aspen log, a funds were approved by the struction costs will come The cannon balls are made board. The Public Health Planning Commission which few stray two by fours and of cement and the cart from Federal funds while the has been investigating the Department which hires four commissioners voted $16,000 two by sixes and a file and a consists of mostly scrap health nurses for home health solid waste disposal system chisel and you can come up as the county's share of the lumber. A gold paint for the care was granted $75,000. needed for the county. with a unique yard decora- barrel bands and a jet black project. The move merely affirmed tion. paint for the rest of the Also receiving help were According to the State action under study for several You can if you have the cannon completes the job. the nine county libraries. A Highway Commission esti- years. unique talent of, Virgil Spry, You can almost hear the total of $11,234 was given to mate, the work will be The commission approved 48, of Deford. cannon blast as you look it these facilities on the basis of completed in July, 1976. the hiring of Veda Reid as an over. 20 cents per capita. Also slated in the county account clerk in the Depart- Spry lives on Deckerville Authorities had asked for 50 this year is pavement mark- ment of Public Works. The cannon is undoubtedly Road, about 3>/2 miles east of cents per capita. On the basis ing of roads to cost "under The board voted to take Deford Road, and that old log Spry's most ambitious gun THE ELKLAND TOWNSHIP Fire Department rushed to Hadley of 20 cents per capita Rawson $100,000". bids for the rental of the is now a cannon that sits just project but it is by no means Library will receive an esti- his first. Road, five miles east of Cass City, Saturday evening, to extinguish county farm. The land has under the flagpole in his yard. a car fire. The vehicle was owned by Don Walker. Walker said he mated $1,200. SIGN CONTRACT been rented on a three-year Back in the days when he ' In another action, the basis and the commission You won't find a duplicate li^ed in suburban Detroit he tried to pull the hood release but it stuck. The car was completely commissioners heard Robert The commissioners signed proposes to advertise bids for of this cannon anywhere, created guns of all types, I demolished. (Photo by Neitzel) Wellington, of the Tuscola a preventive maintenance another three years, Spry says with a grin. The had a lot of them, he said, but lean, slightly greying artist I sold them to an area with the chisel revealed that restaurant and he uses them the cannon pattern was made to decorate the walls. in his head and is a composite of several models he's seen. All of his earlier gun Wheat harvest: rain seen key to I've always wanted to make building projects were car- a cannon and three months ried on before he moved to the ago I was laid off from my job Deford area three years ago. in suburban Detroit and I Moving here was no snap decided to tackle it, Spry decision. He purchased the explained. property six years ago. Now when he's on the job he He found the log that was bountiful crop in area as prices rise commutes to the Detroit area big enough for the cannon daily. barrel and started hacking haul the grain to market. haul it in. away. How much time he Both he and his wife are BULLETIN: — A rumor that ture. Monday evening rain hit now depending on what the wheat much in demand lor spent on it, Spry can't say, for "crazy about" the country there is a secret deal with the isolated spots in the area. weather has in store, across baking as compared to "soft" Wischmeyer said that he OTHER CROPS sure. But he worked on it living they now enjoy. The Russians has skyrocketed Cass City and the immedi- the nation the crop is ex- wheat grown in the big grain has cars ordered for July 21 It is still much too early to most every day for three Sprys have four children. Two wheat prices. Wednesday ate area received none Sun- pected to be bountiful. states. and that he expects to need 50 tell about other crops. Oats months as he painstakingly are at home. One attends morning the price .was $2.80 day. Despite adverse weather The Michigan Crop Report- Two years ago a fair wheat dars during the harvest. look good in most places. rounded out the log to become Deford School and the other per bushel and rising. conditions, the wheat crop ing Services predicts a 39.2 crop brought banner prices at The rail representatives Most corn is ahead of a gun barrel and hewed the goes to Cass City. One of the looks good. If we get a shower million-bushel yield. That's harvest.. .averaging $4.30 per have assured me that there schedule and some fields many "bends" that give the married daughters lives in in the next couple of days, big. Bigger than last year bushel. Last season wheat will be no problem, he said, were head high by the Fourth The wheat harvest in Tus- creation a life-like look. the Shabbona area. said Bob Wischmeyer Mon- which was good. A projected brought $4,00 at harvest. But but we'll have to wait and see. of July. cola county is a week to two day, we should have a very 16 per cent increase this Bortel estimates that the They've told me that before There appears to have been weeks away depending on good crop, season will boost the crop to average farmers received for and then when the time came. some slight water damage what area of the county you Right now the wheat is record size nationally. the entire crop was closer to . . .no cars. from early rains, but given live in. shrinking and there is no And the crop nationally is $3.00 per bushel. At times during the height normal conditions between In the Cass City area doubt that the yield has what sets the price. Usually, Monday wheat was selling of the harvest season last now and fall, corn should be Wickes plans Cass farmers are not expected to already been reduced to some the bigger the crop, the lower for around $2.50 per bushel. year, farmers were unable to very good. be harvesting for about two extent, the price. That's true of Another worry for elevator bring crops to the elevator Beans are always touchy weeks, In the western edge of While the Thumb crop is Thumb wheat despite the fact managers and for farmers is because of a hang-up in and no meaningful crop the county you can look for hanging in the balance right that we produce "hard" the availability of rail cars to available railroad cars to estimates are available now. activity to begin next week, County Extension Agent Bill Bortel said Monday. City expansion In a TOO per cent turn County avoids fatal holiday mishap around from last year when Cass City was blessed all year with favorable weather and The Wickes Agriculture 28,000 bushels each. the best crops in the county, elevator (formerly Michigan Test borings on the site and perhaps the best in the Bean) in Cass City will be have been completed and the Thumb, this season Cass City 5 injured in 4 area car mishaps enlarged this summer with erection of the silos is farmers are probably the the addition of two huge expected to start later this hardest hit of any in the area. * 1 concrete silos adjoining the month with completion an- Earlier in the year the crop Tuscola county and the Unable to move, he re- He sustained injuries when he and McEldowney Roads. rolling over, Ms. Westendorf present silo plant, according" ticipated about Dec. l, ac- here was damaged by too Thumb survived the July mained in the ditch for 13 lost control at the corner of Ms. Gage and Samuel M. was taken to Saginaw Gen- to Robert Wischmeyer, local cording to Wischmeyer. much rain. It washed out Fourth holiday without a fatal hours before he was discov- McEldowney Road at Huron Gage, 23, a passenger, were eral Hospital for treatment. manager. The . new silos will be some of the wheat. The area accident although several ered. He was found at 4:05' Line Road. treated for injuries at Hills She was ticketed for driving equipped with high pressure received rains that were serious injuries were re- p.m. Russell reported to sheriff's and Dales General Hospital. too fast for conditions, The new silos will add dryeration fans to facilitate missed by other parts of the ported in mishaps in the area. Michalski was taken to deputies that he was forced They are recovering. ' Another injury accident 250,000 bushels of space to the the drying and conditioning of three-county area. Probably one of the most Hills and Dales General to the shoulder by a passing Mary Westendorf, 27, of occurred Wednesday, July 2, present 150,000 bushels in the corn, Wischmeyer said. Now the reverse is true. grueling accidents was ex- Hospital, where he is recover- car and lost control. Saginaw was injured^when at 1:50 p,m;' when Larry present silos, Wischmeyer Ruttman Construction Sunday night a much needed perienced by Ronald Mich- ing, . The mishap occurred Sat- she lost control of the car she Albert Fredericks, 25, of said. Each of the new silos Company, Upper Sandusky, rain fell in a narrow band alski, 40, of Ubly. ' He declined to talk about urday. was driving, on Cemetery Kingston was injured as he will be 40 feet wide by 130 feet Ohio, is general contractor across the county. Caro He lost control of a motor- his experience. Two persons were injured Road, about a half mile north lost control of his gravel truck high and will hold 125,000 for the silo job and machinery received about a half inch and cycle he was riding on Cass Another motorcycle driver when Lynn Gage, 23, of Cass of M-46, Friday afternoon. and went into a ditch. bushels in comparison to the and equipment will be in- the northwest and center of City Road about 3 a.m. treated at Hills and Dales City fell asleep while driving the Sheriff's report said the Fredericks was treated at present silos which are 19 feet stalled by Elevator Services, the county generally received Sunday morning and landed General Hospital was George Thursday at 3 a.m. at the car travelled 160 feet, 8 Hills and Dales General by 120 feet and which hold Inc., Beaver' Dam, Ohio/ the much appreciated mois- in a ditch. Ervin Russell, 24, of Decker. corner of Bay City-Forestville inches, out of control before Concluded on page 14. [ PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN
Mrs. Reva Little Cass City Social and Personal Items Phone 872-3698
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight Mr. and Mrs, Max Agar had Harold C. Prong, minister Mr. and Mrs, M.B. Auten Carlton Craig of Highland of Sebewaing and Mr, and as guests Friday and Satur- at Novesta Church of Christ, had as guests at their cottage Mrs. Ron Randall was the Mrs. Elmer Fuester were was a Sunday guest of Mr. hostess for a miscellaneous day, their granddaughter and Cass City, former Detroit at Grindstone City, from and Mrs. Paul Craig and Mrs. Sunday callers at the Wilbur husband, Mr. and Mrs. Carl area minister, will be leading Thursday until Sunday, her Lucile Miller. shower, held Saturday at the Morrison home. Codling of Greenville. a group of area people to the daughter and family, Mr, and home of Mr. and Mrs. 1975 North American Chris- Mrs. Michael Mulligan and Richard Thorp near Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mc- Mr.,and Mrs. Stan Guinth- Miss Lynn Johnston of Guests of honor were Mrs. Clorey had as guests July 2, tian Convention, held at Cobo daughters, Ann and Amy, of Bloomfield Hills spent the er, Sandy and Mark, Mr. and Hall, July 8-11. Arlington Heights, 111. With Randall's brother, Rick Hoi- her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs, Ron Speirs and Mr. and week end with her parents, comb, of Ypsilanti and his Mrs. William Crawford, and them for part of the time were Mr. and Mrs. William Johns- Mrs. John Luana were guests Mr. and Mrs. Tom Craig and fiancee, Miss Susan South, daughter Becky of Phoenix, of the Bob Speirs family at a Mrs. Don Begeman, the ton, and Kathy. former Diane Guinther, was Barbara. The ninth birthday whose marriage will take Ariz. cookout the Fourth of July. place in September. Thirty honored at a baby shower of Barbara Craig was cele- Mrs. Arthur Little spent brated. relatives enjoyed a cookout at Sunday afternoon at the home Saturday at Caseville with the Thorp home. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pastor Dick Canfield of her daughter and family from Roger Guinther; near Caro. Nampa, Idaho, former Cass Center Line who were there Forty-five -were present Hostesses were Mrs. Donald City pastor, was guest speak- for the holiday week end. July 4th at the home of Mr. Brown and her daughters, er Sunday morning at First and Mrs. Charles Hartwick at Sandy-and-Ghrisrof-Detroitr— ~Baptist~church7~Pa"stor~amT -Mr- "Mrs; Leonard a-sur-pr-ise-retirement—party Around 25 ladies attended. Mrs. Canfield and their chil- Damm and Mr. and Mrs. for George Fisher Sr. Besides Bingo was played and a lunch dren, Linda, Mark, Debby, Walter Jezewski visited Mr. his children and grandchil- was served. Michelle and Kim, are visit- and Mrs. Harley Dean and dren, present were Mrs. Lynn < ing relatives and friends in Mrs. Dean's father, Fred Babich and family and Shir- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kociel Michigan. Mark will remain Joos, in Caro, Sunday after- ley of Deford, Mr. and Mrs. and granddaughter, Shelley to attend Wayne State Uni- noon. Lee Taylor and baby of Powers, spent Tuesday of last ' versity, where he is majoring Pontiac, Theo Hendrick, Mr. week with Mr. and Mrs. in psychology. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Ken Klinkman, Mr. Joseph Harbec of Cass City Damm spent the holiday at and Mrs. Maurice Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Roger Prong their cottage at Sand Point Mary and Geria, Mrs. Art Harbec and children of Union- and sons, Clint and Nathan, of and had with them, Mr. and Klinkman, Mary Lou and ville. They also visited Mrs. Wauseon, Ohio, spent Satur- Mrs. Dick Carroll and family Margaret. Vera AuBuchon at Hills and day and Sunday here. Roger of Gagetown, Mr. and Mrs. Dales Hospital. Prong was guest speaker J.C. Pitcher and family of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Geig- Sunday morning in the No- Sebewaing and Mr. and Mrs. er and Scott spent from Mrs. John Haire spent the vesta Church of Christ filling William Johnston and daugh- Thursday until Sunday at Fourth with her mother, Mrs. the pulpit for his father, Rev. ter Kathy. their cabin at Harrison. Roy Miller, in Pinconning. Harold Prong. The Elmwood Missionary Miss JoAnn Bigelow of Circle will meet Wednesday, A family reunion was held The UM women of Salem Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. church met Monday evening July 16, at the home of Mrs. at the home of Mrs. May Fred Auten and family and Arlington Gray. Cunningham, July 4. About 60 at the home of Mrs. Roy Mrs. A.N. Bigelow spent the guests attended. The eldest of Powell with 13 women pres- week end at the Auten cottage ent. The program was given Mrs. Basil Wotton is a the group is Mrs. Cunning- at Port Austin. patient in Riverside hospital ham, 84. They attended from by Mrs. Donald Loomis using Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Fluegge the title "A Time To Share in Marine City after suffering Pontiac, Lake Qrion, Roch- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dobbs a heart attack. ester, Miami Beach, Fla., and a Time for Joy". Refresh- recently returned from a Ruth Marie Jamieson and Ushers were Scott Clark Potato, N.Y. and the Cass ments were served by the two-week trip to River Falls, Mrs. Eva Watson had as City area. hostess. guests July 4th, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dixon Fluegge were and Ron Jamieson. Wis., where they visited his married Saturday, June 14, in Flower girl was. Michelle mother, Mrs. Lila Dobbs. George Sangster and four Mr. and Mrs. Anthony The Rev. E.W. Scheck of children, Kim, Georgie, Rob- a 5:00 p.m. ceremony at St. Greenfield, niece of the bride, Sebewaing was guest speaker Mr. and Mrs. Lee Soldan bie and Rebecca, Mr. and Paul's Lutheran church, who wore a pink flowered Klopp had as visitors Friday (Shirley Smith) announce the Linkville, Pastor ferry Glaus evening, her sister and hus- Sunday morning in Good Mrs. Bob Watson and chil- gown identical to those of the Shepherd Lutheran church birth of their first child, an dren, Barbara and Jimmy, officiated at the double-ring bridesmaids. band, who had just returned eight-pound, seven-ounce ceremony. from an extended stay in while Pastor James Van and Annmarie Lynch and Bill Ring bearer was Chris Dellen is in California, attend- girl, Kelly Jean, born July 6 in Watson. The bride was given away Fluegge, nephew of the Europe and were en route to by her father and wore an groom. their home in Essexville. ing the synodical convention Caro Community Hospital. at Anaheim. The new baby is the eighth Miss Cindy McClorey left A-line gown featuring prin- A reception for 400 guests Mrs. Dennis L. Burkhard More than 80 were present grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Saturday to visit her brother, cess styling with a sheer yoke followed at the Sportsman's The American Legion Aux- Milton Soldan, all of whom with Venice flower motifs, iliary will meet Monday Saturday at the James A. Larry McClorey, USN, at VFW Hall in Sebewaing. The First United Methodist Tuckey home when the family are girls. Groton, Conn. Larry Glavin, high collar neckline, full couple will reside in Owen- Pfaff, cousin of the bride, of evening, July 14, at 8 p.m. in bishop sleeves and an Empire dale. church of Bad Axe was the Bad Axe. the Cultural Center for a of the late Mr. and Mrs. USN, who had spent two setting for the June 28 James and Eunice Tuckey The Cass River WCTU will weeks in the Larry McClorey bodice, paneled, and edged Their gowns matched the regular meeting and installa- meet Wednesday, July 16, at with imported French lace. wedding of Marlene Joy Wills maid of honor's and each tion of officers for the coming held a reunion. Relatives home, accompanied her to Hills and Dales and Dennis Lee Burkhard. from Wakarusa, Ind., Elk- 1:30 p.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Groton where he is stationed. Further complimenting the carried a bouquet of yellow year. Potluck lunch will be Frank McVety. gown was a grand mantilla Rev. Ross Nicholson per- daisies with baby's breath. served and those attending hart, Ind., Caro, Fairgrove, General Hospital formed the 4:00 p.m. cere- Midland, Kingston, Flint, Mrs. Helen Little was a cathedral veil of bridal mist Flower girl was Tammy are to bring table service. Mr. and Mrs. William illusion, featuring a lace mony. Raferty, friend of the bride Grand Rapids, Davison and Sunday dinner guest of Mr. BIRTHS: The bride is the daughter of Cass City attended. The Martus Sr. were in Flint July and Mrs. Murray Caister and edge. She carried a cascade and groom, of Bad Axe. Her The ninth birthday of Barb- 2 and with Mrs. Dorothy of daisies, carnations and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wills of A-line lavender gown fea- ara Craig was celebrated guests enjoyed a potluck children in Caro. The Caister 'June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. rural Bad Axe, The bride- dinner, games and swim- McCormick of Flint were families joined them in the purple statice. tured puffy sleeves, ruffled Sunday evening at the home guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maid of honor was Jackie Donald Bolzman of Union- groom is the son of Mr. and lace around the sleeves and of her grandparents, Mr. and ming. afternoon when Mrs. Murray ville, a boy, Joel David. Mrs. Harold Burkhard of Martus and family to cele- Caister's birthday was cele- Greenfield, sister of the bride. double rows down the front Mrs. Harold Craig. brate the fifth birthday tof She wore a gown of white July 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harbor Beach. and around the neckline, Danny, five-year-old son of brated with cake and ice May of Gagetown, a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tuckey, is David Martus. cream. dotted swiss, accented with tying in back. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison tiny purple flbwers. The gown frayis James. , Given in marriage by her Best man was Rick Burk- Stine were dinner guests home from St. Luke's Hos- Y pital in Saginaw where he was Mr. and Mrs. Don Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mc- was styled with an Empire father, the bride wore a white hard, brother of the groom, of Sunday of their daughter and and daughters of Union Lake waist, high neck and puffy PATIENTS LISTED MON- floor-length formal gown fea- Harbor Beach. Groomsmen family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger treated for infection which Clorey joined the Crawford DAY, JULY 7, WERE; resulted from an accident. spent the week end with Mrs. families for a cook-out Sun- sleeves. The bodice was turing a lace bodice, nylon were Terry Wills, brother of Nicholas and daughters at Bullock's parents, Mr. and accented with purple lace and over taffeta, two rows of lace the bride, of Bad Axe, Fred Kawkawlin. Scott and Randy day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Christian, Mrs. Rev. Robert Milner of Mrs. James Gross, at Oak Mrs. Lewis Crawford in Caro. velvet bows. She carried a over the bottom of the skirt, Huntoon, brother-in-law of Stine, who had spent from Beach. white woven umbrella con- Frank Preba, Mrs. Harold high neckline and bishop the groom, of Wheeler, and Thursday until Sunday in the Otisville visited his sister, Brinkman, Larry Samuelson, Mrs. Arthur Little, Monday taining white daisies, carna- sleeves. Her jewelry included Perry Pfaff, cousin of the Nicholas home, returned to Mrs. Ernest Croft had with tions tipped with purple, and Mrs. Genevieve Erla, Willis pearl earrings and pearl bride, of Bad Axe. Cass City with their parents. and was a caller at the Paul ENGAGED Brown, Michael Church, Craig home. her for the holiday week end, baby's breath. necklace, a gift of the All wore lavender tuxedos Mr. and Mrs. James Althoff Bridesmaids were Cathy Joseph Crawford and Mrs. bridegroom. with white shirts and black Mr. and Mrs. Howard King Beatrice Little of Cass City; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Freed and daughter Michon of North Lorentz, Rosanna Peters and A fingertip veil and crown trim. of Troy spent Sunday with Brook, 111., and Mrs. E.G. Bell Sharon Wissner, all friends of Alfred Garner of Vassar; headpiece beaded with pearls Ring bearer was Jason Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mor- and daughter Jana of Elk- Mrs. Oscar Hendrick of hart, Ind., were guests of and son Bob of Chesaning. the bride, and April Bieniek, completed her ensemble. She Huntoon, nephew of the rison. Mrs. Croft and her guests sister of the groom. All wore Kinde; carried three long stem white groom, from Wheeler. Mrs. Freed's parents, Mr. . Bertram Partlo of Akron; and Mrs. Clair Tuckey, from spent Saturday afternoon identical gowns, except for sweetheart roses set with The bride's mother wore a Mr. and Mrs. William with Mr. and Mrs. James tiny flowers on the gowns and Karen Hall and'Jodi Swal- baby's breath and tied with long mint green A-line sleeve- Martus Sr. had with them Thursday to Saturday. Gross at Oak Beach. flowers in the umbrellas. well of Deford; white lace. less gown, featuring a sheer from Thursday to Saturday Joseph Salcido Jr., friend of Mrs. Ben Hobart, Mrs. Maid of honor was Lisa jacket with embroidered car- evening, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mrs. Irma Hicks had as Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bond the groom, was best man. Mary Brink and John Miklo- Champell, cousin of the bride, nations and a wrist corsage. Zielke and daughters, Andrea luncheon guests Friday, Mrs. (Jill Auten) of Cadillac spent Groomsmen were Jim Jamie- vich of Gagetown; of Johannesburg, Mich. She The bridegroom's mother and Kristi, of Battle Creek Esther Benkelman, Mrs. the week end at the Charles son, brother of the bride, Mrs. Gale Frick of Caro; wore a long A-line gown of wore a long A-line mint green and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hazel Whitfield, Mrs. Arlene Auten home. They came to Scott Clark, cousin of the Mrs. Michael McDonald of polyester knit, featuring a sleeveless gown and a cor- Martus and children, Lynn, Hillman and Mrs. Mary Decker; Kirton. attend the reunion of Mrs. groom, John Comment, scalloped neckline, puffy sage of white carnations Lisa and David, of Flint. Bond's graduating class. friend of the groom, and Mrs. Frank Gludovatz of sleeves and tied in the back. tipped with green. Unionville; More than 20 attended the Daryl Fluegge, brother of the The gown was lavender with a A reception for 400 guests John Starmann of Colon The Ivan Steiners (Betty groom. Sandra Kuhl, Mrs. Minnie white velvet daisy pattern. was held following the cere- spent Saturdayand Sunday at luncheon in Salem UM church Hoppe of Sebewaing. July 2, which preceded the Stirton) of Amherst, Mass., Flowers included yellow and mony at the Port Hope the M.B. Auten home. were house guests of Mrs. white daisies with baby's Am-Vet's hall, including a regular monthly meeting of the Dorcas group of the UM John West from Sunday breath. buffet dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George Davy evening until Wednesday. JULY Bridesmaids were 'Steph- Music was provided by the of Zephyrhills, Fla., have women. A birthday cake, OPEN TODAY 10 given by Mrs. Esther Benkel- Mrs. West and the Steiners anie Richardson, friend of the Polka Sparks from Bad Axe. been visiting in Ontario and were Sunday supper guests of bride, of Bad Axe, Jean Following a week's vaca- came Monday to be guests man and Mrs. Irma Hicks, Mrs. Esther McCuIlough. NORA JEAN MASSINGALE Huntoon, sister of the groom, tion, the couple will reside in this week of Mr. and Mrs. honored those having July DOWNTOWN ANTIQUES of Wheeler, Mich., and Janet Harbor Beach. Max Agar. birthdays including Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hazel Moore, Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Esther McCuIlough, Mrs. Esther Hunter, Mrs. Massingale of Deford an- MONDAY-THURSDAY-FRIDAY Croft, Mrs. Esther McCul- nounce the engagement of 1 lough, Mrs. Mary Buehrly, Etta McLellan and Mrs. Bertha West were Monday their daughter, Nora Jean, to SATURDAY - 10 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. Orders Now Being Taken Earl Harris, Douglas Kelley, Gordon Lee Frederick, son of Lions-Rotary Mrs. Mildred McConkey, afternoon and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Sherlock (Joe) Corner Main & Leach, Cass City For 1976 Mrs. lone Perry, Maurice Frederick of Cass City. Joos and Mrs. Dick Hendrick. Rohlfs at Caseville. A fall wedding is being CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME - CHERYL JANSSEN Cass City BPW In the absence of the group Mr. and Mrs. John Shagena planned. ox chairman, Mrs. McCuIlough of Huron Line Rd. announce presided over the meeting. the birth of their second child, seven-pound, 12-ounce Joel BIRTHDAY Mrs. Irma Hicks had as Adam, born July 2 in Saginaw ROAST callers Monday, Mrs. Lilia General Hospital. They also DeBoer and Mr. and Mrs. have a three-year-old daugh- ALL YOU CAN EAT Neil Moore of Caro. ter, Mary. Mrs. Shagena and FREE BEER 6 - 9 p. m. CALENDARS Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Louns- baby came home Sunday bury were Sunday guests of from the hospital. Now through Mr. and Mrs, Lorn Brinkman of Southfield at the Brinkman Miss Sally Geiger of Frank- COLONY HOUSE summer home at Sand Point. enmuth spent Saturday and August 14 Sunday at her parental home here. CALENDARS ..... 75£ ea Mrs. Edith Ward had as AUG. 2 Monday overnight guests, her Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi and Music By granddaughter and family, her sister, Mrs. Alice Neitz, of LISTINGS ...... 25£ ea. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gran- Harrison returned home July Butch Heath fors and daughters, Carol and 2 from New York state where Nancy, of San Jose, Calif. they visited at Jamestown and the Ravens While here they visited : and other places. They were CONTACT ANY friends in Bad Axe, Mr. accompanied home by Miss Granfors' mother in Battle Jessie Shultz who will spend a Tickets on Sale: Erla's- Creek and Mrs. Grantors' month in Michigan. with BPW Club Member parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Quaker Maid and both Ward at Coral. Jim Root returned home Tuesday from St. Luke's Drug Stores. or Call Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCon- Hospital in Saginaw after nell, Peggy McConnell and undergoing major surgery Irma Hicks Chris, and Mr. and Mrs. last' Wednesday on his $7.50 per person Charles McConnell and chil- shoulder. 872-3817 dren spent July 4th with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blue and Rev. and Mrs. Harold family at Millington. Prong and daughter Gaylene SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST BY - returned late Saturday from a •Mr. and Mrs. George Fish-'. week's trip to Toronto, Ont., er Sr. and Mrs. Ella Cumper and Niagara Falls, New entertained former Pastor R. FERTILIZERS /i *• tj i — -—-—-,«. ...j,vM.fttYork. . iiIni Torontxuiuiikou theuicjyr ttLat*- THE CASS CITY STATE BANK Canfield and family for din- '• tended the Shrine Imperial ner> -••••;•' ."V Council meeting. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 PAGE THREE •¥:¥#?#S¥#:W^ Adult day Rabbit tracks program "If It Fltz..." The Spartans are pure By John Haire in Cass City BY JIM FITZGERALD anyone else he can The Huron-Tuscola Adult A sad prediction is that conduct their own investiga- seem to understand the built- Day Treatment Program has Michigan State may play in to help) tion undermines a procedure in purity of big-time college begun operations in the Pro- the Rose Bowl next" Jan."l if designed to protect the rights football. A solution to this fessional Building on Seeger the game site can be switched of persons charged and the problem may have been Street in Cass City. This is a from Pasadena to San Quen- objectivity of the investiga- found at Georgia Tech. It was News Editor Jim Ketchum had the nerve to do what I never joint venture between Huron tin. tion." Translated, that means recently revealed that Tech have been able to do. and Tuscola Community MSU, my old alma mater, the lousy newsmen are trying awarded an athletic scholar- In last week's edition he ran a picture of his one and only Mental Health Services and is has got trouble. I knew it for to report news instead of ship to a young man who is daughter in a feature shot to show how the corn is growing held five days a week, sure when I received a letter performing a responsible not an athlete. But he is the here. according to Dick Jefferies, from Clifton Wharton Jr., journalistic function, such as son of Furman Bisher, sports The rule of thumb for this type of pictures is how much of a Program Coordinator of Hur- university president. He ad- selling shoes. editor of the Atlanta Journal. story they tell and how interesting they could be to the average on County Mental Health. dressed me as a "Spartan But President Wharton Some clods were crass reader. I thought this picture qualified on all counts. A day treatment program Supporter" which sounds like doesn't have to explain to me. enough to suggest the univer- Ketchum made an objective decision when he decided to establishes a therapeutic so- something lo prevent a her- I know his coaches, wouldn'i _sily_mighLhave-had-a-smeHy -print-the-photo. " "ciarsetting~an~dns~~airni§d"ar Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zawilinski nia. But nevertheless, it was do anything illegal to attract motive for being kind to Mr. Still, I wouldn't have run it with one of my kids in it. treating disturbed mentally flattering to be thought of great football players to Bisher. Again, goodness. Our Jim says that it's just coincidence, pure coincidence, ill and mentally retarded Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zawi- a year, returning to Cass City during these parlous times. MSU. Goodness. Everyone knows newsmen that he took off on a 10-day vacation the day after the picture adults who are presently linski of Cass City celebrated where they farmed and oper- The National Collegiate Just because great football are at least as pure as hit the streets. having difficulty adjusting in their 25th wedding anniver- ated The Cass Tavern for 24 Athletic Association (NCAA) players can fill 80,000 stadium coaches. the community or who re- sary Sunday, June 22, at the years. is investigating charges that seats, at $7 per fanny .. . Just My son graduates from quire intense supervision and home of their daughter, Mrs. The couple have nine chil- MSU is guilty of recruiting because great football play- high school next year, Presi- treatment in the course of Ron Dubs of Pigeon. dren. Besides Mrs. Dub's violations. Already it has ers win games and coaches dent Wharton. He would love As I write this the temperature is hovering around 90 their everyday living. Miss Virginia Newton of (Diana), they have three been revealed that at least must win or get fired .. . Just to become a Spartan Support- degrees and I can't help thinking how nice it would be if we had The Day Treatment Center Deford and Mr. Zawilinski daughters: Mrs. Larry one football player was buy- because a university's pres- er, even if he isn't a jock. a pool at the park. takes the emphasis off insti- were married June 24,1950, at (Susie) Kidney, Debbie and ing goodies vvith a credit card tige is measured by its I say that even though I acknowledge that if the pool were tutional care and is for those St. Pancratius Catholic Vickie, both at home; five belonging to a wealthy MSU won-lost record and 1 million there the chances of my using it are remote, very remote. who as yet are not prepared church in Cass City. sons, Marty, Carl, Joe, Dave alumnus who is a big jock fan drunken alumni get vicious DAYDREAMS After all it was available for nearly 20 years while I was a for full-time employment or a Following their marriage, and Phillip, all at home. They and who lives next door to an when their prestige suffers . . member of the community and I probably only swam in it 25 full-time home. The program the couple lived in Detroit for have three granddaughters MSU executive. None of Just because a competing Many people spend half times or so. activities provide for inde- and two grandsons. which would seem suspicious university is offering $250 per their time wishing for things pendence on the part of the About 125 guests attended except the alumnus is a yard gained plus an IBM they could have if they didn't client. the open house. lawyer. directorship for quarterbacks spend half their time wishing. Treatment will be the County retired It isn't yet known what . . . Just because public It was an outstanding horse show, my spies tell me. The major emphasis of the pro- other sins the MSU football streets aren't safe for the show held at the Cass City Recreational Park was the greatest gram and will be provided by staff may or may not have children of a losing coach . . . BID held here. program staff. The program teachers set committed. The snoopy news- Just because winning coaches Still, there was something missing for many of the members. also calls for a variety of papers have hinted at all sorts get their own TV shows and ^THEATRE What was missing was Lee Smith. Lee, most folks know, is social, vocational and recre- of dastardly deeds, thus phone calls from the White one of the founding fathers of the Cass City Wranglers. He ational activities which will NEWS FROM arousing many Spartan Sup- House . . . Just because great WKD.-TUK.S. JULY 9-15 started it all 18 years ago. allow clients to acquire skills picnic July 16 porters who wondered aloud football players make mil- ONK WEEK He's battling a health problem now and Saturday wasn't one necessary to adjustment. Vol- why their university didn't lions of dollars for universi- of his good days so he missed the show. unteers will play a key role in District Court deny everything or at least ties, so why shouldn't they get SHOWS 7:00-8:55 But his interest is as active as ever,I found as I chatted with assisting staff with specific Tuscola County Retired say the whole thing was an a bigger hunk of the action him about the club's progress one day after the show was held activities. Teachers and school person- Marie Elizabeth Delisle of accident caused by a 4th than free books and dormi- here. Anyone interested in learn- nel are invited to attend the Kingston in Wells township string cheerleader who has tory food?. . . . was ticketed for failure to REYNOLDS ing more about the program annual picnic at the Inter- since been traded to Indiana Just because of those little or in volunteering their serv- mediate School, 207 E. Grant maintain equipment. She paid for a bag of dirty towels. W. W. AND fine and costs of $6. facts, why should a coach be ices may call Dick Jefferies, St. in Caro, Wednesday, July Essentially, that's why Pres- tempted? As I said, goodness. THE DIXIE My curiosity finally got the best of me. What in the world are at 269-9284. 16, at 12:30. Kenneth Michael Dandron ident Wharton wrote to us DANCEKINGS of Kingston in the village of In fact, goodness gracious. all those yellow lines doing on county roads across the state? Bring your own table serv- supporters.' He wanted to Obviously, President Whar- Representatives of the Tuscola County Highway Commis- ice and a dish to pass. Caro was ticketed for defec- explain why he has ordered tive equipment (mufflers). ton is somewhat dismayed by sion say that these marks indicate where signs will be placed. Sanilac Dems The meeting room is air all MSU employees to make dumb newsmen who don't It's a Federally funded program (where else could money be conditioned. He paid fine and costs of $15. "no comment" to nosy re- scrounged up for a project like this?) where county crews are porters. marking the roads for later erection of signs. to meet As an educator, President Two Adults Admitted On the top of hills where normally a "pass with care" sign Wharton is naturally inclined (For the Price of One CARO DRIVE-IN could be used I noticed two yellow marks. Where a "no FROM THE to write such things as: "The Every Monday Night! Phone: 673-2722 passing" sign was obviously called for I noticed a single yellow tendency of the media to mark. July 18 report the allegations and But the marks don't necessarily mean that, I was told. The Wednesday thru Saturday July 9-12 crews are looking for places where any type of sign is needed The Sanilac County Demo- ditor's Corner and marking it as they go. cratic Party will meet at 8:00 E CASS CITY CHRONICLE A GREAT TWIN-BILL PROGRAM... p.m. Friday, July 18, in the PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BOTH RATED "PG" Sandusky Civic Building, lo- AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I wouldn't have believed it I can say for sure that it's a 6552 Main Street Thayer completes course cated at the south city limits hard, hard dance if you are on M-19, next to the Winters possible but there is more to belly dancing than meets the out of shape. John Haire, publisher. Insurance Agency. That girl danced for about National Advertising Representative, Ted Thayer, cable splicer in The'objective of the 10-day eye. Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc., The main feature of the 15 minutes darting back and Cass City, recently completed course is to prepare the meeting will be final discus- After all when you see a 257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, forth among the Rotarians Michigan. a technical course in Cable student to isolate and identify sion on the preparation for the belly dancer you really see a belly dancer. I learned that at and their wives from front to Second Class postage paid al Cass Fault I Location at the com- service interruption cause in Sandusky 4-H Fair. Another City, Michigan 48726. pany's service training center telephone cable. a Rotary meeting last week .back and from side to side. important item is the up-com- That's when I learned you Subscription Price: To post offices in in Muskegon, Bob Kowalski, Ted, his wife, Barbara, and ing Sept. 27 dinner-dance, when Mrs. Lee Garner, a Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Division Manager for the children, Stacey and Teddy, belly dancer, was the fea- must be in shape for this belly $6.00 a year or 2 years for $10.50. 3 called the Sanilac Autumn dancing. Not to dance. To company, announced. live in rural Cass City. Festival. tured performer. years (or $15.00. $3.50 for six months Belly dancing is not sexual, watch. and 3 months for $2.25. , says Mrs. Garner, it's sens- The muscles in my neck In other parts of the United States, were sore for two days from $7.00 a year or 2 years lor $13.00. 6 uous and exotic. months $4.00 and 3 months for $2.50. It's also darn good exercise. twisting and turning to watch 50 cents extra charged (or part year Mrs. Garner has been at it for as she flitted by. order. Payable in advance. two years now and if she's a As a good reporter I didn't For information regarding newspaper sample of what the dance want to miss anything. advertising and commercial and job achieves you have to say that On with the dance. printing, telephone 872-2010. it's good for getting and keeping you in shape. Man! But I digress. This is an educational column outlining for you the cultural, physical 'CASS and social advantages of belly dancing as compared to the CASS CITY AND THIS WONDERFUL CO-FEATURE popular notion that belly dancing is low art form designed to stir up the The most electrifying animals. ritual ever seen! The costume is not too WEDNESDAY thru TUESDAY confining... .but like a bikini for swimming it allows the JULY 9-10-11-12-13-14-15 dancer real freedom of move- ment. AT OUR REGULAR LOW PRICE! But even a rank amateur RICHARD HARRIS as like I can see that, despite the WEEK NITES: 8:00 Only bikini-like costume, to be a FRI-SAT-SUN: 7:30 & 9:30 "A MAN GALLED HORSE" mNAVISION" TECHNICOLOR" <®' good dancer you have to learn A NAT10NALCENERAI. WCTunES RELEASE A CINEMA CENTER FILMS PRESENTATION JGP.I THE PLACE TO SAVE IS body control. How else could she keep that diamond se- Back in 1957, w. w. lived ina curely fastened in her navel? '55 Olds, loved bubble gum, country Sunday-Monday-Tuesday July 13-14-15 There I go digressing again. Sensational Entertainment for ADULTS! Mrs. Garner traced the long music, robbing filling stations MUTUAL SAVINGS history of belly dancing as an and a girl named Dixie. art form telling its beginning IT'S GUYS IT'S GIRLS in ancient times and how it fell into disrepute in the HURT AFTER AFTER PASSBOOK SAVINGS United States and how it's coming back strong now. . . REYNOLDS GIRLS! GUYS! Compounded Daily, Earnings Paid Quarterly. sort of bumping its way into W.W.AISTD Annual Yield 5.39%. No Minimum Balance. the limelight. Mrs. Garner teaches a Withdraw Anytime. Add Anytime. All Funds couple of adult classes in in by the 10th of the Month Earn from the belly dancing now and there DA9TCEKINGS 1st of that Month. appeared to be a great deal of c. ..CONNY VAN DYKE interest in the movement by JERRY REED • NED BEATTY Cass City ladies. DON WILLIAMS • MEL TILLIS Don't be surprised if Cass City's limping adult educa- .ART CARNEY £.,<„,„,,ftoa,,., STEVE SHAGAN tion classes get a shaking up Pnxiut.aa,STAN CANTER • o..«.,o»,JOHN AVILDSEN, next fall with a belly dancing IpUl wmng,THOMAS RICKMAN course sparked by this new '•gg-' MU«-DAVEGRUSIN interest in the dance. Most of COlOflBY Il/C -PflNTSBr Ot LLME' the ladies seemed to perk up when they learned it wasn't to really sexy at all. We men NEXT THURSDAY (4 Days) Certificates knew that all along. Sure we .did. One guy told me that it was THE 4= MUSKETEERS OPEN sensuous when a neighbor's 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. MON.-THURS, wife performed and too darn 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. FRI. 9:00 A.M. - NOON SAT. sexy for his wife to do at all. But I digress. Coming - The real advantage of the dance is the exercise. Walt Disney's It takes the drudgery out of getting svelte again, accord- ing to Rotary's guest expert. I'd imagine that there would ambi be plenty of incentive to be in TECHNICOLOR* MUTUAL SAVINGS tip top shape before the local ' and another WALT DISNEY DELIGHT dance class would don a ~~ : Watch the FUN... "real" belly ,costume and when this mischievous pair go to town! dance before the home folks. 6459 Main St. Cass City, Mich. The way I have it figured is RACCOON that to be a belly dancer you ' TECHNICOLOR* e Walt Disney Productions [?3 LONDON'S Biittemufin ilmb Quart Carton 33( LOCALLY GROWN FRYING Chevrolet CHICKENS UBLY FFA'S "Melody Makers" work through a practice session, tuning up for their performance at the national FFA convention scheduled this fall in Kansas City, Mo. From the left are Becky Robinson, Jim Tyrrell, Alvin Pollum and Terry Dekoski. Meats Cut,Wrapped and Vega Notchback Coupe Marriage Licenses FOR YOUR Dennis Lee Sackman, 25, of JOIN TODAY Quick Frozen FREEZER ITS ECONOMY STARTS Vassar and Karin Ann Water- man, 26, of Vassar. ONE-FOR-SIX with ITS pm'cE. Patrick Ruben Weber, 20, of Vassar and Karen Marie "The Winning Combination' Kribs, 18, of Vassar. REMEMBER •Body Side Mldg,, 140- 1 Bkl. L4 Engine A78-13BI New New New $2699°« White Stripe, AM Radio, Cream Beige, Med. 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Still other signs that Come in and test drive Evidence of that Vega is a good buy a re the economy-minded Gerald Russell Millikin, 24, COME IN AND SAMPLE comes from the EPA the five major awards it . Vega with the sporty- of Vassar and Kari Sue Choice Buyer's Guide in which received in the first four looking styling. Williams, 20, of Vassar. Vega had the best gas years since its introduc- THEM tion, including Motor Jack Vaness Young,.45, of Buy,them as you need them - We keep Trend's 1973 "Economy Fostoria and Patsy Jean track - When you buy 6 get 7th FREE. Car of the Year" (GT DeMoines, 35, of Fostoria. Dennis Lyndon Shaffer, 19, of Otter Lake and Robin * LARGE SELECTION COME IN AND SEE THE ECONOMY-PLUS VEGA. Elaine Weber, 19, of Milling- ton: • * LATEST STYLES * PRICED RIGHT GROSS Thomas Marvin Krause, 22, of Riga, Mich., and Linda Sue OUVRY CHEV.-OLDS INC. Smith, 21, of Unionville. COACH LIGHT PHARMACY MEAT MARKET FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE John George Harp, 30, of MIKI: \u: 6617' MAIN CASS'CITY Silverwood and Mary Louise USE OUR SIDE ENTRANCE.:, Kirchner, 25, o/ Detroit. PAGE SIX r.ASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 CASS CITY. MICHIGAN Food co-opi meet set July 17 Mrs. Thelma Jackson A meeting to discuss the Caro. Holbrook Area News PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS idea of forming a food co-op All interested persons are Phone OL 8-3092 will be held Thursday, July invited to attend, according to 17, at 7:30 p\m., in the Barbara Pachla, project con- basement of the Sheriff's sultant for the Human Devel- Mrs. Mike Stine and Cheryl few days with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Beatrice Hunders- Department at 420 Court St., opment Commission. Hospital, was able to come of Cass City are spending a Curtis Cleland. marck was a Friday evening home that day. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard guest of Mr: and Mrs. Earl Susan Sofka of Ann Arbor Schenk and Randy. DIRECTORY Shagena of Unionville and was a week-end guest <>f Mr. Glen Shagena were Friday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas and Mrs. Henry Sofka and Coach Light evening guests of Mr. and and family were Thursday Steven. DR. W. S. SELBY Dr. E. Paul Lockwood Mrs. Murill Shagena and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer Optometrist Chiropractic Physician Mary. Sieradzki Jr. and family at attended a cookout Thursday Jason Jackson was a Satur- Lapeer. evening at the home of Mr. Hours Hsi.-OOcxc'opl Thursdjiy Office Hours day overnight guest of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson and Mrs. Jerry Cleland and Evenings by appointment Mon..Tues., Wed . Fn and Mrs. George Jackson. were Wednesday evening family. !l-l2;i.m. iiiul 1 ::io-."i oiip in "IDAHO SUPREME" guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold •Ktt-UlillSl. Mrs. Paul Bundo of Frost- Mr. and Mrs. Murill Shag- S;itnrrl;iy !)-l2a.m GUARANTEED proof, Florida, is spending Lapeer. ena and Mary visited Mr. and Across from Hills ;md Dales some time at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rich- Mrs. Bernard Shagena and Hospiliil Kvonings-Tuos 7-llp m IDAHO "INSTANT" YUBAN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bundo ards of Harbor Beach were Sherry near Unionville Phono H72-:M-:>7r>r> Cuss ni\ __ALLEN_WIT-HERSPOON FoTAppomtmenl HASHED POTATOES -FREEZE-DRIED- -patient-in"~Huron~~Me'rnorial" ~Twenty^eTgh~t persons from son Jr. and family of Oxford New KnglwKl Life Hospital in Bad Axe. the Northern Thumb Presby- spent July 4th with her grand- .NKL Growth Fund Harold T. Donahue, M.D. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin tery Cluster met at the home mother, Mrs. Junek, in Can- NKI. Kquily Fund Robinson, a six-pound, 12- of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer ada. V'iiluo Lino Fund-Keystone. Physicians Surgeon for a potluck cookbut and VALUE ounce daughter, Tracy Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Al VanErp Funds CLINIC INSTANT at Huron Memorial Hospital meeting. The next meeting and family of Henrietta, New Phone H72-2H2I 8-oz. pKg. in Bad Axe, Monday, June 30. will be held at the home of Mr. York, Mrs. W.J. Campbell •Miir>O;ikSi.. OissCitv W74 Hill SI..Cass City Grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Jim Handley Oct. 12 and Bud Spencer of Owosso, makes 12- Mrs. Ray Michalski and Mr. at Harbor Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zawi- YONGKYUN KIM, M.D. Ofl'ioeK72-±i2U- Res 872-231! COFFEE and Mrs. Cliff Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. George Jack- linski and Freddie, Mr. and Obstetrician+Gynecologist 4-oz. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schenk son Jr. and family and Mr. Mrs. Joe Schmidt and family Laparascopic sterilizations HARRIS—HAMPSHIRE 4672 Hill St., Cass City servings spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Don Jackson and of Cass City, Mr. and Mrs. Insurance Agency 2-OZ. JAR and Mrs. Willard Beelan at family were Friday supper Bill VanErp and family of Office hours 9-5, except Holland. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday. Sat. 9-12. Tues- Livonia, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Complete Insurance Services FREE PARKING 1.19 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Clark of George Jackson. Schadd and family of Filion, days 1-5 at 861 Gilford Rd., Buchanan were Wednesday Mrs. Kirk Powers of High- Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kubacki fit)If) K. Cass City Rd IN REAR guests of Mr. and Mrs. land and Frances Yietter of and family of Ubly, Mr. and VALUE Sanford Morrison. Filion were Friday evening Office 872-2960, Residence Cass City. Michigan Mrs. Joe VanErp and family Phone H72-2(i«H Mr. and Mrs. Keith Welby guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Mr. and Mrs. Bob 872-3172. Caro office 673-4160. Hewitt and family. of Lake Orion and Lloyd VanErp and Amy of Bad Axe DO YOU HAVE A J.Y. LEE, M.D.. Barber of Royal Oak spent Mrs. W.J. Campbell and met at the home of Mr. and internal Medicine 4-oz. Can Bud Spencer of Owosso were DRINKING PROBLEM? the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Fritz VanErp July 4th ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Chest Diseases — Heart Mrs. Tom Gibbard. Lloyd Friday evening guests of Sara for a family get-together and *» & AL-ANON COPPERTONE Campbell and Clayton and & Lungs remained to spend a week potluck dinner. Every Friday evening, 8:00 with his grandparents. Harry Edwards. Billy Camp- Mr. and Mrs. Nelin Rich- p.m. Good Shepherd Luther- 4(172 Hill.Street REG. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland bell, who had spent the past ardson and Mr, and Mrs. Cliff an Church, Cass City. Cass City SOLARCAINE $3.25 were Sunday afternoon guests three weeks with his grand- Jackson were Thursday oFKin-: norus 9 till 5 of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Wright. mother, returned home with supper guests of Mrs. Emma except Wednesday his mother Friday evening. Reg. $2.19 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fox and Decker in Cass City. Evening DR. J.H.GEISSINGER and Saturday i) till 12 Stormy of Johannesburg were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Britt of guests were Mr. and Mrs. CHIROPRACTOR Saturday overnight guests of Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ward Benkelman. Phone:872-4500 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson Britt and family of Madison MON..TUES., THURS..FRI. and Becky. Heights, Jack Ross of Ubly Katha and Beth Cleland 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. K.I.MacRAE.D.O. 47 Mrs. Fred Black and family and Mr. and Mrs. Howard spent the past two weeks with SAT. 9-12 a.m. of Sandusky were Sunday Britt of Cass City were their grandparents, Mr. and Osteopathic Physician evening guests of Mr. and Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCartney, at St. 21 N. Aimer, Caro MI and Surgeon 8-OZ. Mrs. Allen Depcinski and Mrs. Earl Schenk and Randy. Louis. family. Mrs. Emma Decker and Mrs. Ernest Pfaff, Mrs. Across from IGA store Corner Church and Oak Sis Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker Scott, Mr. and 'Mrs. John Phone Caro 673-4464 Office 872-2880 - Res 872-33fi5 Ubly, Mr. and Mrs. David were July 4th supper guests of Pfaff and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. Hacker and family and Mr. Mrs. Howard Wills and Terry JAMES BALLARD, M.D. and Mrs. Mike Schenk and Brian Daggett of Port MAC'S COUNTRY of Bad Axe, Jane Janowiak of BEAUTY & BOUTIQUE Imported Sardines Eric Beelan were Sunday Huron spent three weeks with Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Office at 453(1 Weaver St. afternoon guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cleland 5 miles east of M-53 on In Soya Oil, Salt Added»49' Value Ea. Philip Robinson and family of Hours: 10:0()a,ni. to 12:(!()- Argyle Rd. Mrs. Earl Schenk and Randy. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cass City were July 4th 2:00p.m, (o4:3() Eric Beelan of Holland is George Daggett and family of Open every day, except supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daily except Thursday after- Monday. spending two weeks with Mr. Port Huron were Saturday Cliff Robinson and Becky. noon. and Mrs. Mike Schenk. guests. Call for evening appoint- PLAYTEX COLOR FILM Brian Dagget of Port Hur- Mr. and Mrs. Duane Nicol Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr ments, Ubly 658-5109. on, Cheryl Stine of Cass City, of Webberville were Friday and Jeff were July 4th guests DR. EDWARD SCOLLON Operators: Barb MacAJp- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cleland overnight guests of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doerr VETERINARIAN ine and Vera Ferguson. DEODORANT RIGHT and Dale and Mrs. Curtis Mrs. Leland Nicol. Other and family in Detroit. FOR MORE Cleland were July 4th cook- Call For Appointment COMPLETE GUARD Saturday guests were Mr. and Paul Sweeney of Saginaw EFRENM. DIZON, M.D. PROTECTION out guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Leland Nicol of William- spent the week end with Mrs. For Small Animals playtex •deodorant Lynn Spencer. ston. PERLAA. ESPINO, M.D. Deodorant Dave Sweeney and David. . 872-2935 Diplomales of the American Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jef- Mrs. Mary Sweeney visited Mrs., -Fritz VanErp was a tampons ferson of Lincoln Park were 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass City Board of Pediati|ics Mrs. Dave Sweeney, Friday. Saturday forenoon guest. (Practice limited to Infants Friday dinner guests of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Britt of Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchan- Margaret Carlson. Other and Children) \ 4-oz. Pontiac, Mrs. Marvin John- an of Caro and Mrs. Robert Harry Crandell, Jr. at 4672 Hill St. "30's evening guests were Mr. and son of Bad Axe, Doug Becker and family of Cass D.V.M. Cass City, Mich. 48720 Mrs. George Jackson and Mr. Labeski, Mrs. Earl Schenk City and Mrs. Harold Becker (Across from Hills & Dales and Mrs. Don Jackson and and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. and family of South Carolina Office 4438 South Seeger St. 73< REG. family. Hospital) Mike Schenk visited Earl were Wednesday supper Phone 872-2255 Phone 517-872-4,'!84 .69 Reg. $1.29 $5.99 Lori Hewitt was a Wednes- Schenk at Port Huron Gen- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don REG. $2.41 day afternoon guest of Kathy eral Hospital last week. Becker. Dybilas. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt Shagena were Saturday sup- were Sunday supper guests of I Others Get Quick Results With The J and David of Deckerville per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stirrett I I VISIT OUR PHOTO DEPARTMENT were Sunday supper guests of Glen Shagena. in Bad Axe. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena. Brenda, Kim, Scott and Jeff | Chronicle's Classified Ads — | Mrs. Harold Becker and Becker of South Carolina, Mrs. Bud Gruber and Only Coach Light has Bonus Photo Service family of Spartanburg, South Mrs. Robert Becker, Mi- Susanne Lowe were Saturday L Carolina, spent last week at chelle, Gerat and Jennifer of evening guests of Mr. and You Will Too! SERVICE 100% GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK the homes of Mrs. Maurice Cass City and Mrs. Don Mrs. Tom Gibbard. Wilcox at Livonia and Mr. Becker spent Thursday at and Mrs. Don Becker. Caseville. DELUXE SOLID STATE 15 "DUAL POWER' Mr. and Mrs. Joe VanErp Enick Osentoski was a and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Saturday forenoon caller at HOUSEHOLD AC-DC, 3 Band Portable Radio Wolschlager and family were ,the Henry Jackson home. Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland • AM »FII • POLICE KC.BLE : .--. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas and were Thursday evening I Plays on batteries (included) or on AC house cur-1 family. guests of Mr. and Mrs. rent with built-in U.L. Approved cord. Handsome Mrs. Henry Jackson and Eugene Cleland and family in I leatherette cabinet with carrying handle, tele- Edith visited Mr. and Mrs. Bad Axe. scopic antenna and built-in battery charger. Ear- Manuel Sanchez and Mr. and Murill Shagena visited phone and shouldeV strap included. Mrs. Milton Phillips and Charlie Brown Tuesday. i family Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Peter of Elder and Mrs. Frank Clarkston were July 4th Shuefelt of Elkton, Mr. and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 25.95 Mrs. Adrian Kippen and Mrs. Melvin Peter and family. Maud Wilson of Port Huron Paul Bundo of Frostproof, VALUE' were Tuesday lunch guests of Fla., visited Leslie Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt As we are moving to a new location, we will sell the following Mr. and Mrs. Bob LePla of Sunday, items at public auction located at 4191 Maple Street, Cass City on Yale and Jerry Peter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena Clarkston were recent guests came home Thursday from a HK-3986 of Mr. and Mrs. George week's vacation at East Jackson. Tawas where they attended Paul Bundo of Frostproof, the Tourist Festival Saturday .29? Fla., entered Huron Memor- and Sunday. They visited Mr. SATURDAY, JULY 12 ial Hospital in Bad Axe and Mrs. Remus Riggs at D-CELL BATTERIES VALUE EA. Tuesday. Jim Hewitt visited Whittemore and Mr. and Mrs. at 1 o'clock Mr. Bundo Friday. Jim Jackson at Sand Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell, Mrs. Harold Becker and Upright freezer Antique cupboard Judy, Brenda and Carey family of Spartanburg, South 2 refrigerators 4 antique wooden chairs Electronic returned home Saturday from Carolina, and Mr. and Mrs. Phonograph stand a week's vacation at Rhoades Don Becker were July 4th Automatic washer - like new Lake at Cumins, Mich. Mr. cookout guests of Mr. and Dryer - like new Lamps MOSQUITO REPELLER and Mrs. Bob Sloan and Mrs. Don Buchanan at Caro. Maytag dishwasher Pillows *695 daughter of Jonesville and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ross of Rita Tyrrell of Mt. Pleasant Ubly and Mrs. Earl Schenk 2 wringer washers Dishes were visitors. Mr. and Mrs. went to Port Huron Friday 3 piece bedroom outfit Books Tyrrell and family visited and Earl Schenk, who spent 2 double beds Mixer - toaster BAND-AID Mrs. Ellen Ness at Cumins. 12 days in Port Huron General . Dresser 2 wheel trailer WE ACCEPT REG. $1.49 Sofa bed Small 2 wheel trailer BWAID. LAMOTTE TOWNSHIP FIREMEN Rocker Wheel barrow ALL Occasional chair Girl's bike 87* plastic/^ Dinette set - table & 6 chairs Boy's bike PRE-PAY CHICKEN BARBECUE Table 12-gauge shotgun 150; Money strips r^o Cabinet Miscellaneous sports equip- bandages ALL YOU CAN EAT PRESCRIPTION Order End tables ment ';;• Table & benches Large wagon load of miscel- AT SUNDAY, JULY 27 laneous items . PLANS COACHLIGHT 12 NOON TO 5 P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Dale Groth AT 1 OWNERS , t ; /-I COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Lamotte Community Hall TERMS - Cash ' CLERK - Hillaker Auction Service* Owner Ph. «72-36l3 ADULTS $3.25 - UNDEliR 12 $2.00 - PRESCHOOL 500 AUCTIONEER'- Lorn Hillaker, phone 872-3019, Cass City 5 j Tirem-v Ph. «72s*2«3 BAJ2L GAME (3 p.m.) HEMANS 'HOPES vs. FIREMEN NOT RESPONSIBLE FOB ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE , If .'I ____J ^___^_lj „ _jj ___?_JL_^*t •U-T-t'*' 1 * - CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 PAGE SEVEN goodness built into these ^^V^^ ^^fll^^^^^^_ fc ^«W|^^. ^^^^^^^^^_ ^^^^^ ^^^^^k^ ^te. ^_^^^^^HHBI _^^^^^^-.^_ ^^^MHMMK^^ ERLA'S HOMEMADE SMOKED ERLA'S HOMEMADE TENDER AGED BEEF Polish Sausage or .19 ilCKLEL SIRLOIN STEAKS TENDER AGED BEEF BLADE CUT BOLOGNA Fresh CHUCK ROASTS 890 $1.69 LB. ERLA'S HOME MADE Whole or Rib Half TENDER AGED BEEF BLADE CUT BRAUNSCHWEIGER LB. LB. /9 890 FRESH SLICED CHUCK STEAKS ERLA'S MILD SENSATION SKINLESS FRANKS BEEF LIVER / PORK LOINS RING BOLOGNA LARGE BOLOGNA (sliced free) ERLA'S HICKORY SMOKED (By the chunk) SLAB BACON FRESH PICNIC CUT PORK ROASTS 69 U.S. No. 1 California /tt» T f f\ Potatoes....?..*....$1.69 U.S. No. 1 Ark, Tomatoes Erla's Hickory Smoked Large Green WHOLE OR SHANK HALF Keyko Cukes 2/29e QTRD. Californiv^«4.iiui iliaa. iXCRedU J\iptRipe? m ^^ Plums 1.b:...49lfc MANS OLEO Nectarines *-.,59 ' McDonalds BUTTERMILK qts. Food Center Michigan b b IN CASS CITY SUGAR !°.:! :.. .!f. OPEN MONDAY THURSDAY TO .6 P.M Vlasic Kosher Polish FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 6 P.M. DHLS ±£. I 2 LB. Bayer BEER WINE PKG. 10<*" ;: MEMBER T,W, fooo STORE •;•; .ASPffilNS ...™.*; Special Label LISTERINE „?.?;.« PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 George Wruble succumbs CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Funeral services were held farmed until 1972 when he Friday, July.4, for George J. retired due to his health. Wruble, 57, lifelong resident Surviving are his widow; Marie Meredith of Austin and Argyle town- two stepsons, Kenneth and ships, Sanilac -county. Mr. Edward Pfaff, both of Ar- Shabbona Area News Phone 672-9489 Wruble died Tuesday, July 1, gyle; one stepdaughter, Mrs, in Hills and Dales General James Lefler of Cass City; Hospital. He was hospitalized two brothers, Bernard of East a week following a heart Detroit and Edward of Ubly, Mrs. Merle Kritzman of er and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wilfred LePla was moved sons of Deford left Sunday attack. Phoeniz, Ariz., and Mrs. Wheeler and Emma Lou and Flint were Sunday afternoon Bridgeport, Saginaw, Decker- and six grandchildren. Wednesday to Provincial morning for the Deering callers of Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Funeral services were held Bruce Kritzman were Mon- Richard returned home Tues- House at Cass City from the cabin in Northern Michigan ville and the Cass City-Deck- Born June 16, 1918, in day after a trip to Wisconsin Dorman, also Harley Dorman er area. at St. Joseph's Catholic day luncheon guests of Mr. Sanilac County Medical Cen- for a few days. and Dean, Kelley, Kris and Austin township, he was the church and Fr. Robert Dug- and Mrs. Elmer Fuester. They visited Mrs. Bullock's ter, Sandusky. Mrs. Jack Daniels of On- Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kritz- son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoagg daughter and husband and Linda Guigar of Caro. man of Phoenix, Ariz., came gan, pastor, officiated. Burial Mr. and Mrs. Vern Geister sted and daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pat McCarty Frank Wruble. was in the church cemetery. were Thursday evening call- family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and Mark of Marlette and Mr. Robert Kilpla, and sons, Joel Wednesday, June 25, to visit He and Clara Pfaff were ers of Marie Meredith. Shea and family. Jerri Lynn and Jeff of Ubly were Sunday relatives and friends in Mich- Zinger Funeral Home, and Mrs. Ralph Smith spent and Andy Hoagg of Tipton afternoon guests of Mr. and married May 19, 1953, in St. Ubly, had charge of arrange- Mrs. Clarence Bullock of returned home with her the holiday week end at the igan. They have been visiting Joseph church, Argyle, and spent Tuesday visiting Mr. Mrs. Merrill Kreger and ments. Mayville, Miss Grace Wheel- grandmother for a visit. Smiths' cottage at Mio. and Mrs, Andy Hoagg. family. Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Kritz- man and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stew- Mrs. Clarence Bullock and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith ard of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. granddaughter, Jerri Lynn, Kritzman. They attended the and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy-O'Dell wedding and Ivan Springstead and family of Mayville, Mrs. Nellie Robert Sawdon and family of Novi, Mr. and Mrs. Don Vrooman of Caro, Mrs. Dunc- also visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff returned home Sunday after Furness of Elkton. They will For Those Moments... Stretch Your Vacation Springstead and family and an McLean of Argyle and spending a week in Northern _Vem_Springsteadr— all—of— —Miss-Grace-Wheeleratrende~d~ "Michigan camping. _visit_relatives-in-Port-Huron Detroit, were week-end a cook-out on the Fourth at and friends in Detroit before Warm and Wonderful Mrs. Herbert Weiss of returning home. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Grant Lefler of Springstead. Alex Wheeler and family. The Detroit and Mr. and Mrs Dollars With This Offer Mr. and Mrs. James Hop- occasion was in honor of Rufus Walker of Marlette An investment of good will kins and daughter Julaine of Jim's and Paul's birthday. were Tuesday afternoon call- and honest work can be RESTAUft* Saginaw were Fourth of July Mr, and Mrs. Earl Spring- ers of Mr. and Mrs. Andy counted on to pay the greatest guests of Mrs. Hopkins' stead and guests attended a Hoagg. dividends. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil pig roast dinner and a square Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- VanNorman. dance party Saturday eve- man were Tuesday evening Julie and Donnie Smith ning at the summer home of callers of Mr. and Mrs. Bill were Thursday guests of their Mr. and Mrs. George Reg- Dorman and family. FREE! grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. nerus, (south of Cass City). Marie Meredith was a John Dunlap. The occasion was in honor of Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Voyle Dor- their son Dennis, who is Howard Gregg. In the after- man spent the Fourth of July spending a month's furlough noon they called on Fred with Mr. and Mrs. Hersey with his parents. Dingman, who is a patient in Dorman of Port Huron. They Mrs. Elsie Cousin of Mar- McKenzie Memorial Hos- also called on Mr. and Mrs. lette was a Sunday dinner pital, Sandusky. They also Charles Dorman and family. guest of her brother and wife, visited Mrs. Charles Meredith Mrs. Dale Leslie and sons Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Turner. of Sandusky. and Mrs. Harold Deering and Jim Kerbyson and Jamie of Sally Krause of Lansing and Glenda Krause of Sagi- naw spent the week end here Kodak makes your pictures count visiting their mother, Mrs. Otto Dorland services held Don Krause. Hastings has a good Mr. and Mrs. Gene Groom- Otto W. Dorland, 80, suc- Lapeer, Mrs. Arnold (Elea- bridge and Jack of Cass City Deal for you. Remember them again and again. That pic- FREE! cumbed Saturday, July 5, in nor) Hurley of Sandusky, were Sunday evening callers Hills and Dales Hospital. An Mrs. Lloyd (Belva) Kuhl of of Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Check our rates for ture of someone special can be a treasured Evergreen township resident, Sebewaing, Mrs. Roy (Shir- Dorman. memento of those happy summer days. Make EXTRA PRINTS - FULL SIZE he was a retired farmer. ley) Wagg and Mrs. Newell Mr. and Mrs, Ryerson Farm & Auto Insur- sure you get those pictures . . . just the way Born Aug. 28,1894, in Flynn (Lois) Harris, both of Cass Puterbaugh and Lana and township of Sanilac county, City. ance. Call for a quote they happened. Stop by and see us today friend, Denise Beutler, and CHOOSE THE BEST ONES AND GET he was the son of the late Mr. Also surviving are one Dalton Puterbaugh attended for a look at all the KODAK INSTAMATIC® Cam- EXTRAS FREE! and Mrs. Alonzo Dorland. brother, Donald Dorland of the 4th of July celebration in & Save — • eras and stock up on Kodak film . He and Miss Elizabeth Port Hope; two sisters, Mrs. Sandusky. make a difference. Alexander were married Cora Brown of Sandusky and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Aus- 872-3615 April 11, 1917, in Sandusky. Mrs. Ola Lee of Rochester, lander were Sunday lunch FREE - ALBUM PAGES The couple moved to Ever- Mi., 33 grandchildren and 20 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy green township in 1925 from great-grandchildren. One Hoagg. Hastings Mutual Flynn township. Mrs. Dor- son, Chester, and one sister land died Sept. 13, 1955. preceded him in death. The family of Maud and Since 1885 He attended the Mizpah Funeral services were held Peter D. Kritzman gathered OLD WOOD DRUG United Missionary church. Monday from Little's Funeral for a reunion Sunday, July 6, Surviving are: three sons, Home with the Rev. Eldred at the Cass City Park. Doerr Dwaine Dorland of Snover, Kelley, pastor of Salem Following a potluck dinner, PHONE 872-2075 "On The Corner" CASS CITY Otis of Decker and Newell of Methodist church, officiating. the afternoon was spent in Ins. Agency visiting and games. About 40 Lapeer; five daughters, Mrs. Burial was in Elkland 6440 Huron, Cass City William (Ruth) Coller of cemetery. attended from Phoenix, Ariz., -.I'M: • '^H mmmm ^^^m ^m *w ^H COMING THURS hJMfeJhA4UhAAAAAAJUfcAAJKA4 r WWWWwWWWwWWWVWWW r SUPER BARGAINS I I on the SIDE and in THESE STORES Veronica's Restaurant — Food Western Auto — Hardware J & C Total — Gas - Oil Kritzman's Inc. — Clothes Ed Hahn Real Estate — Homes Albee True Value Hardware — Hardware FLEA MARKETS Auten Motor Sales — Cars Village Service Center — Gas - Oil Thumb Appliance. Center — TV & Appliances Ryan's Men's Wear — Men's clothes Old Wood Drug — Drugs - Gifts Gambles — Hardware and appliances Cass City Hotel — Food - Rooms Konrad's Bakery — Baked goods Jack's Bar - Liquor First Automotive — Parts Trade Winds — Women's clothes Coach Light Pharmacy — Drugs - Gifts ARTS & CRAFTS Cass City Floral — Flowers - Gifts Federated — Clothes Cass Tavern — Beer-wine-mixed drinks Fort's — Liquor - Groceries Eicher's Cleaners — Cleaning The Chronicle — Paper s ' DEMONSTRATIONS Ouvry Chev.-Olds — Cars and trucks Quaker Maid Dairy — Beer - Food Erla Food Center — Groceries Schneeberger's — Furniture & Appliances The Pied Piper — Children's clothes Sommers' — Baked goods - Restaurant IGA Foodliner — Groceries Gross Meat Market — Meat - German sausage Croft-Clara Lumber — Building supplies Ben Franklin — Variety Store Big D Restaurant — Food Rabideau Motors, Inc. — Cars - Implements CONTESTS OF ALL KINDS! Clothes Closet - Girls' and Women's Clothes L & S Sports Center — Lawn Mowers BY RETAIL DIV. • CASS CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 PAGE NINE Owen -Gage town News Your neighbor says Sr. Citizens Down Memory Lane Mrs. Harold Koch 665-2536 Dale Karr of Chattanooga, Miss Sandy Ziehm left FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE Tennessee, an employee of Sunday for Lake Superior the Tennessee Valley Author- college at Marquette for meet $«!^^ ity, spent several days at the freshmen orientation. I'm a home of his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abra- FIVE YEARS AGSO ch,urches. persons undercast. Mrs. Leonard Karr, of Gage- ham and family of Franken- Cass City School officialofficialss A short in the sump pump town recently. The regular meeting of the arare cautiously optimistic that trost had a short visit with Owen-Gage Senior Citizens Cass City Schoolks wilwill cautiously optimistic that wirinwiringg closeclosedd ththe communitcommunitvy Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Karr Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koch a special summer program swimming pool Saturday and Thursday afternoon. Club met Thursday, July 3, in receive some 13'/£ per cent for 90 needy children now in and Kurt of Gagetown and procrastinator the Owendale Community more in State Aid funds for Monday. Dale Karr of Chattanooga, The Harold Koch family the 1970-71 school year than it progress at Willis Campbell Marilyn Surayne of Caro is Tenn,, attended the wedding spent July 4th at the home of Center. Elementary School will suc- leading her nearest opponent Trips were discussed and did during the current school ceed. The program costs of John Oatley and Diana her mother. Mrs. Nora Mey- year, Supt. Don Grouse re- by 10 books in the continuing Konyka at Flat Rock, Mi., er, of Birch Run for a family Are you a procrastinator? has something to do with it." plans will be made lat.er. $13,000, funded on the federal contest for the coveted After Adjournment, 1'our ported this week after the level. June 28. They were week-end picnic. Do you put things off that Kibbey has lived in Cass members called on Mrs. Anna passage of the school aid act queen's crown of the week- house guests of her brother Mr. and Mrs. Roy Messer perhaps should be done to- city the last five years. He by the Michigan legislature. Ken Eisinger assumed his long Cass City Area Centen- and family, Mr. and Mrs. and family spent the July 4th day? You're not alone. Most and his wife have seven Ross, a patient at Scheurer new duties this week as new nial, July 11-24. -Hospital,-Pigeon T.wo_jiew___p_astors1__Rev _Jiarold_Qatley_fLAJlen_Har _____._ _pjjis_aj;e_^roJ^y_ginlty_oL_childr'en.-He-is an employeeof- —president-of-Rotary-for-1970^ Mr. and Mrs. Franz Meihofer, The next meeting will be James Van Dellen and Rev. 71, succeeding Lambert Alth- Mr. Oatley is a former procrastination occasionally. McMann Metal Works in July 17 with a potluck dinner E.D.K. Isaacs, assumed pas- TWENTY-FIVE YEARS teacher at Cass City High of Houghton Lake. The chil- Clifford Kibbey of 4417 Marlette. torates this week in Cass City aver, retiring president. School. dren remained to spend a Woodland St. admits he puts at noon. Cass City residents were AGO things off. reminded to keep cars and Mrs. James Barr and week's vacation with them. One hundred eighty-one children spent 10 days in their Born to Mr, and Mrs. Tom "I have a tendency to put motorcycles off the grass at cottage, near Empire, Mich. W. Lenhard of Sebewaing, a things off," Kibbey says. "I ANTIQUE & Cass City Recreational Park young folks from four near-by tend to say well, it we don't by Police Chief Gene. Wilson. villages come to the swim- Ronald Ziehm left Sunday, son, Jeffery Scott, June 22 at ming pool in Cass City to July 6, for a week of Mercy Hospital in Bay City. get it done today, there's basketball camp at Grand Grandparents are Mr. and always tomorrow. I think COLLECTABLE TEN YEARS AGO enjoy the bathing facilities, as part of the Red Cross water Valley college at Elendale, Mrs. Sam Lupp of Sebewaing more and more this is getting safety program, each week. Mich. and Mr. and Mrs. William to be the American way." The cost of fire protection Callers at the Harold Koch Lenhard of Gagetown, Kibbey agrees that being a for neighboring townships has John Muntz, manager of the procrastinator comes in part been increased by recent Ford baseball group, is all home Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weather- smiles when asked how his Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fein- head of Flint held open house from your environment.. action of the Elkland Town- at their home in Flint Sunday, "For instance, I've seen my ship Board. The new fees will team is doing this season. hower of Frankenmuth and The team is sporting a 7-0 Mr, and Mrs, Albert Bach of June 29, honoring their father come home at two raise revenues some $2,300 Sebewaing. daughter Sue, who is a recent o'clock in the morning and based on the same number of record following an 18-1 triumph over Bay Port. Jerry Guests of the Richard high school graduate. Attend- wash his car," Kibbey said. fires as occurred last year, ing from this area were Mr. "He could never put anything Greenleaf township voters Whittaker struck out eight Ziehms over the 4th were Mr. Bay Port players. and Mrs. Del Guekey of North and Mrs. Don Loomis and off until another day. It had to will decide whether or not a Branch. family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick be done right now." 20-year-old township man will Bad Axe and Caro became first class post offices July 1 Hendrick and family of Cass "I definitely think the SATURDAY, JULY 12 be allowed to open a half-mile City, Mr. and Mrs. Ken environment you're raised in because of increased volume stock car track at a special Weatherhead of Elkton and At 10:30 a. m. meeting Saturday at the town of business. A new wage pact has been D. Warack Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weather- hall. Tom Kostanko of Cass head of Gagetown. Located at 8482 4th Street, Minden City, Michigan (Sanilac City is seeking to build and approved by members of County). operate a track near the inter- Local No. 83 at Nestle Co., Exceptionally high quality 3 flat top trunks section of M-53 and M-81. Cass City. The new scale is antiques and glassware. v Antique wheel barrow "Help!" was the loud, clear $1,23 an hour for skilled labor, dies in Detroit 4 piece oak parlor set, love 2 wicker chairs plea issued by Centennial $1,18 for semi-skilled and seat, platform rocker, host & Milk cans Pageant Director Mel Ecker- $1,13 for general labor, based Donald Peter Warack, 19, of hostess chairs approximate Quantity of crocks strom this week as deadlines on a 40-hour week. Sebewaing died Saturday, date 1850, mint condition Quantity of pictures & picture for pageant casting closed in A proposal to complete the July 5, in Harper Hospital, Oak china cabinet, round frames on a production still some 40 Marlette Community Hos- Detroit, following an illness of front, excellent condition Large quantity of pink glass, pital for the sum of $198,489 several months. Oak hatbox dresser with mir- English Hobnail, blue, green was the only bid made in He was a 1974 graduate of ror & amber Carnival glass, response to advertisements. Owen-Gage High School. Walnut coffee table pieces and in sets R. Hund No action has been taken on Born April 28, 1956, in Bad Oak coffee table the bid. Axe, he was the son of Mr. the whole family Walnut chest of drawers Harness and Mrs. Joseph Warack of 2 bookcases Wooden pulleys Brookfield township. Oak chest of drawers Hand corn shelter THIRTY-FIVE YEARS Funeral services were held Oak wardrobe Corn planters AGO Tuesday morning at St. Mich. Tech. Agatha Catholic church, Oak wardrobe & chest combi- Frank Hutchinson and Cecil nation HOUSEHOLD & MISC. Gagetown. Walnut dresser with large U. Brown were chosen unani- Besides his parents, sur- GRAND OPENING THURSDAY, JULY 17 mously to succeed them- vivors include one brother, mirror Frigidaire refrigerator, small selves on the Cass City school Oak library post leg table Apartment size Roper gas graduate Joseph Jr. of Sebewaing, and SERVING: board during the recent two sisters, Kathleen and Oval oak coffee table stove election. Quantity of oak & mahogany Tru Test 30" range Janet, at home, and his FISH & CHIPS DOUBLE D FOOT LONGS SHAKES The recent completion of maternal grandmother of straight back chairs Sears mangel & chair Raymond J. Hund, son of the one-story brick building, ( 1/4 Ib.'er) Radio cabinet (liquor) Miscellaneous garden tools Mr. and Mrs. John Hund of Sebewaing. 126 by 60 feet in size, which Rosary services were held Oak side board Craftsman bench saw Ubly, was one of 828 grad- joins the milk condensing Dale D. Deering | PHONE 873-4515 For Carry-out [ Piano stool England Hi Low hospital bed, uates who received degrees Monday evening at Hunter plant of Nestle's Milk Prod- Funeral Home in Gagetown,. Piano be.^ich new from Michigan Technological ucts, Inc., in Oass City makes OPEN AT 10:00 MON.-SAT. JUST SOUTH OF ERLA'S SHOPPING CENTER - 2 oak che'sts Quantity of bedding & linens University in Houghton, May Burial was in St. Agatha 11:00 SUNDAY "By the railroad tracks 4515 Nestles St., Cass City possible space which will church cemetery. Pot belly stove Arvin stereo player, new 24. permit the storage of as much Oak night stand Record cabinet, new as 25 carloads of sugar at a Victrola Bedroom suite, 3 piece, mod- time. Oak buffet ern blue-black Otto Prieskorn, local busi- Side chest Snowmobile trailer, 6 place nessman, was greatly dis- Oak commode tandem, new appointed when he received Kalamazoo cook range, Snowmobile sled word a few days ago that 'warming oven & reservoir, Aluminum 55 gal. drum Robert Wadlow, 22, said to be green and beige enamel Craftsman table saw the biggest man in the world, Ice box 2 bench vises was obliged to cancel his date 2 platform rockers, walnut Office safe in Cass City because of 3 way mirror illness. Walnut bed TRACTOR Donald Herdell of Argyle, Chest has purchased the Lee Block Several antique wooden beds International Farmall, Super on the corner of Main and Chest of drawers, round front A tractor, new rubber with West Streets, from the S.W. Food safe snow blade, A-l condition Striffler Estate, has em- Hump back trunk ployed workmen to tear down Small loom Miscellaneous items of value the building to make room for DEMONSTRATION TERMS: Cash a combination car sales and RAY HUND gas station building which will be erected this summer. MARSHALL & DORIS COGGINS, Hund is a 1971 graduate of OFA Owners Ubly High School and will Boyd Tail, Auctioneer. Phone Caro 673-3525. work in Indonesia with a Lunch wagon available on grounds day of sale. Texas-based oil company. Singles Club MICROWAVE -> lists events Members of the YMCA Thumb Singles Club, repre- senting 49 Thumb communi- ties, have planned recre- ational activities for the month of July, Membership in the club is SEE AREA FARM FOLK not necessary but you must be single and over 30 years of age. For your support through the years while Following is a list of events: PAPER July 12 - Dance at Sandusky High School beginning at 9:00 I managed Frutchey Bean Co. Elevators. p.m. The music is by the Bedford orchestra. FREE July 13 - Potluck picnic at NEXT WEEK Sanilac County Park No. 2, near the tennis courts. Bring your dishes, etc., and a dish to pass. Coffee and lemonade PARKING will be furnished. Square For dancing, to the music of Ismera Badgerow and John To the New Manager Boyle, will be held. Complete Carpet July 18 - Bus trip to the Show Boat at Chesaning. The bus will leave Sandusky High School at 5:45 p.m. Offer LOUIS LAMING July 19 - Dance at the YMCA in Port Huron. Music is by the Velvets and dancing begins at 9:00 p.m. Who will work hard to serve the July 26 - Dance at Sandusky Information High School to the music of the Noblemen, 9:00 p.m. to SIDEWALK 1:00 a\m. need of all our farm customers. Details about a mid-sum- mer chicken barbecue and TV APPLIANCES FURNITURE corn roast are available from SALE Doris Ball and Barney Mc- GEORGE FISHER Connachie. A near-future, 1 , *s , . members only, dinner and, dance at Lakeview Hills JULY Country Club has been FRUTCHEY BEAN CO. planned. ' .Cass City Details about membership Phone: 872-2696 can be obtained from Carrie 17-18*19 NEW GREENLEAF Sabada of Croswell. PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Baptist Society votes funds for missionaries Area Teens help in Appalachia The Women's Missionary $25 for each of three •nission- Prayer time for the mis- Society of the Baptist church ary families they help spon- sionaries was led by Mrs. met Monday evening at the sor, for the missionary con- Stanley McArthur and de- home of Mrs. Myrtle McColl ference in September. votionals were given by Mrs. Five car loads of teenagers what to expect and what with nine present. Vice-presi- It was also decided to send Frank Mosher. descended on Henderson Set- needed to be done at two dent Mrs. Clyde Wells pre- $15 to the Shepherd's Chil- tlement, near Frakes, in the pre-trip meetings held in sided. dren's Home in Wisconsin, e Refreshments were served "Appalachia" section of Ken- Pigeon. The group voted to spend home for retarded children. by Mrs. Vera Bearss. tucky Saturday, June 28. Attending these meetings were the three local teens who But it was an invasion that R*«nt DMifct No.. went to help. They were Cindy The Case City State Rvdt the residents there were and Cheryl Karr and Steve CONSOLIDATED RETORT OF CONDITION of. probably happy to see. The nf Caaa CitT Tuscola Michigan Schneeberger. —f And Poraifn and Dornottfc Subdditriw, teens were part of large it the clow DfJM.ri™... ______^^^^______^___June 30, 1975 , a rtatebu t in| Institution organized and operating, under encounter group who spent a Projects the youth worked the buittni lam of IhJl Sute and a member of the Federal Retera System. Publllhed In accoidanct with a call made by the State BanUnt week helping improve living on were razing buildings that Authorities and by the Federal Reterve Bank of this District. will be rebuilt at another site, conditions in the tiny Hender- Dohn Ctl son Settlement. cleaning out the town's reser- ASSETS i voir, clearing hillsides for 1. Cuhu«ldn.fVomk.^,f(i~.jwiH,ti..j;t02i2.i2Jiii mpntotAM.) 70' 232 54 , \ There were 25 persons from cattle grazing, garden work 2. U.S. Trmiury laniritln 792 297 00 i and machinery repair. 1. QbUptinm of aOaf IH nmmmiuiil ^.nA. md nrnpnuUnm __ no 3 Huron and Tuscola counties 4. Obllptioiu of SHIM ud pollUal ubdhUou 2 041 435 TO 4 and others from Indianapolis, The three local representa- 5. CNho »curilto. (tadudlo, 1 27.000.00 mflMntaltadu) 167 SOO OC i ~Ind:rworking~oirthe~project7~~ -tives~were~sponsored ~by~the~ 6. Tndlnt ictminl •nirltiM oc All of the local area Trinity United Methodist 7. Fedenl ftindi lold ud neurttiM purchued under ipeementj to raeell ._. , . ^y: 000 00 1 1. Othorlouu 4 892 490 07 1 volunteers were briefed on church. 9. 8»nk prtmlict. fumhiirt »nJ fix rum, ind ollm ineli upcoenUm bent pminlMi ^fl 1ZL 05 9 10. Reel MUle owned other thin bank premlM* 00 00 13. Cuitomftn1 IfihMity to thb l**ifc on "x*>ptAfV*f outf tf |Uf|nf 00 13. Other u»ti (Includtaf 1 direct lca» flnuidn,) 00 CASS CITY GUN CLUB \l TTrTAI fMK-p: 9 qo4 125 96 Pi LIABILITIES i 640 258 99 4 soutn, 1 east, 1/4 north of Cass City 5 38i 099 67 ?9 606 19 17 10? = 1 84? fil IS DELEGATES TO Henderson Settlement in Kentucky from Cass 00 00 " City were, from left: Cindy Karr, Steve Schneeberger and Cheryl 62 914 77 (photo by Neitzel) 27 TOTAI DEPOSITS IN POMFSTirOFFirFS T 7.806.812.23 XXX XXX XXX XX (t) Totil ilf mind drpoiltl . . T 1-827. 712.56 XXX XXX XXX XX : XXX XXX XXX XX Pancake Breakfast TOTAL PFPOSITS IN FORFION OFFirFS no Cancer Society names officers TOTM.PFrXiSITS IN POMFSTirANPFORRirrN OFFICE , . 00 no Crusade results and it was !M, O'bff liflhllitiei for hftrrowH money _. , Of) C24 1 The regular meeting for the Unit loan closet, as both beds noted that several areas have 00 15 1 EVERY SUNDAY Tuscola County American owned by the Unit are 00 not as yet reported. However, 26, A^ptunrei ffjccutKl by or for iccmmt nfthli runk ind otitttimllnf ... . . Cancer Society was held June presently in use by patients. 27. Other UibUltle. tjS 88$ "?"? 24 at the Union Hall in Vassar the Unit's goal was reached. Election of officers was 28. TOTAL LIABILITIES 7 !65 698 78 At 7:30 a.m. with Harvey Wilson presid- Harvey Wilson, chairman held. Don Kochalka was 39 MINORITY INTEREST IN rONSOl IDATRn IN TOWN (SJfniture of officer mihoriied to sign report) We, the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the few/I Low Prices, too of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. ENERGY SAVEI Thomas, H.. JacJcapfc ,) DISHWASHERS KitchenAid Sute o£ . Michigan ..,,County of... TUSttOlA.... OLD WOOD DRUG Sworn to and lubieribcd before me this,, -9 W>.,,, T'| THUMB GUARDIANS OF YOUR HEALTH diyof ....Wta.., 19.75... APPLIANCE ..A...8,.RWlcj9il Phone 87?-3M ON THE. CORNER - CASS CITY PHONE 872-2075 Conmlaaion axpiraa juna 16, 1979 CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1975 PAGE ELEVEN Jteedom hat you NOTE: Not responsible for errors mode in like Priming. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. FAME atftrices STOREMINE HOURS: R lllike! OPEN Thursday & Friday BREADED Beer & Wine To Take Out MEATS' 5OOOOOOOOOOH •VEAL .DRUMSTICKS off 5#bag 1 doz. LARGE Fresh 1/2 gal. FAME •PORK •CHUCKWAGON HOLDEN anypkg. SUGAR Ground BEEF EGGS Ice Cream ? net ' , ~ . CHUCK 3 DISCOUNT Lube Steaks or 12 /4-ox. larger 62 COOKED & BREADED HERRUD 'BEEFEATER' OCEAN O9 FRANKS 1 - Ib. Pkg. FAME 1 PERCH L Leo? CORNED ARMOUR STAR BASTED IGA-TABLERITE WHOLE BEEF HEN TURKEYS ROUND STEAK net 12-oz. Can 10-12 Ib. Avg. - GREAT FOR GRILLING! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! GRADE FAME ! FRUIT FAME VEGETABLE COCKTAIL SHORTENING KRAFT BRINGS YOU QUALITY & 3-1 b. SAVINGS!' Can VALUES TO COMPLETE Can YOUR MENU PLANS STRETCH FAME jar YOUR DOLLAR! 10« OFF LABEL DRINKS OVEN FRESH •ORANGE .GRAPE •: SESAME EGG TWIST •PUNCH : f MUELLER '~1§ JOY : BREAD DISH LIQUID •PINEAPPLE-ORANGE g ?& 'ELBOW Wi •PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT 3 W MACARONI If Mb. Loaf n '.'. • FAiS/T -OR- THIN' 46-oz. Can SPAGHETTI IGA •SUGAR -PLAIN m Mueller's 3-lb. Box 22-oz. elbows DONUTS Dozen ^ Btl. OVEN FRESH JELLY ROLLS net 12-oz. Pkg. Fresh Clean Calif. : FAME ICEBERG [McDonald's TWIN POP STIX 2% LOW FAT FOODLINER Frozen Assorted Flavors 12-ct. Pkg. ' Pepsodent WITH COUPON LETTUCE MILK •^ r u: i r MPAS i ( Heads SAVE Mi-Gal. Ctn. PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE net 5-oz. Tube' LUTHI Oni- Coupon PCI Fomi'y Coupon E.piles July 12,1975 24 Size APPIAN WITH COUPON WAY 3 PIZZA MIX SAVE net 12'/j-o£ Pkgs. Limit One Coupon Pet Family BANQUET FROZEN Coupon.Expires July 12, 1975 MICHIGAN CRISP KRAFT Individual Wrap With Ihis Coupon & $7.00 Purchase 65* 6 VARIETIES CHEESE SLICES IDA FOODLINER CELERY .«mW POT •AMERICAN T WITH COUPON ^"RuulaA. i '.'"\ •PIMENTO DRIVE • Ml,...,-o'."«»— t-""»•' '.,,; 24 SIZE STALK ^^ ^y PIES net 8-oz. Pkgs. net 12-oz. Pkg. DETERGENT SAVE MINUTE MAID FROZEN' STAIN 49-oz. Box 8 j COOKING Reg. -or- Pink j FLORIDA ...KIDS LOVE IT! Your Choice! Limit Oni- Coupon PIT Familv H ALO Coupon E«p,tus July 12, 1975 . SHAMPOO LEMONADE CITRUS PUNCH W.th Ihis Coupon & $7.00 Purchase! ONIONS -OR- TANGERINE, LIME, & .ft FOODLINER 3 - Ib. Bag LIMEADE net 6-oz. Cans ORANGE JUICES! PR Iltf151 f'^ WITH KK II\ULt 5> ; d0upON CHEF PIERRE FROZEN net 8-oz. Plastic Btl. CALIFORNIA SWEET JUICY POTATO;, .'.-/(jt SAVE 39* CHIPS' 'Y*Q FRUIT 40-02. Pky. PILLSBURY • ALL VARIETIES Tri-Pack TAMPA1 f\.m.rt\l\.V '(REGULAR NECTARINES PIES , , ' Limit'Oni' Coupon Per-Family;; i A DELICIOUS TREAT! CL M M G% Peach, Apple, Cherry, WEINER i Coupon E«pi AROUND THE FARM Lime problems in corn fields By Don Kebler I have seen lime deficien- ly not farmed prior to 1973 cies in alfalfa many times but was placed into production. never on field crops where it I recently read an article could be identified as such. that I think everyone who "W However, some observa- likes to eat should read. It GIRLS' AND LADIES' tions made over the last three also clearly defines the ter- weeks strongly indicate at rific importance the U.S. least two fields of corn had farmer has on the world food limestone spread last year situation and over national around the perimeter but economy. __no.na_an—the—center-,—Upon- This_article-o;i-the-world— observation, the corn on the food situation, famine etc., is perimeter areas was growing in the July 1975 National good with a fine green color. Geographic. If the facts in Yellow stunted corn was in this article are correct our the center non-limed area. commercial farmers, re- The whole field was plowed, search stations, U.S.D.A., planted, fertilized and Extension, Soil conservation SPORTSWEAR sprayed the same. A soil test and agribusinesses are con- of the affected area showed a fronted with a most gigantic soil acidity in the P-H range program of food production. SUMMER of 5.3 to 5.5. Lime for field The most important single crops is recommended at P-H factor on this food situation is levels lower than 6.4. the farmer who stays in The second field of corn had business and uses the present a different lime problem. and future research technol- Prior crops of alfalfa and ogy in his farming. . Ib wheat were not growing well. • SLEEVELESS DRESSES The farmer tested his soil and MATERIAL found the P-H level in the mid 5's showed a recommendation Mrs. McConkey •BERMUDA SHORTS of around five tons per acre. He applied this lime, all 5 POLYESTER tons, before planting this • KNIT TOPS • SKIRTS year's corn. Three weeks ago KNITS \\ this corn was yellow ar:d succumbs • KNEE PANTS • BLOUSES OFF stunted generally over the field. About ten days later the entire field, except for a few MEN'S AND BOYS' • spots, had vigorously growing July 4 MEN'S AND BOYS' WOVENS dark green corn. What I believe here is that SHORT SLEEVE before lime was applied, the Mrs. Mildred McConkey, crops were suffering from 66, wife of Keith McConkey • lime deficiency. The five tons and lifelong resident of the PLAINS AND of lime applied reversed the Cass City area, died Friday, SPORT lime level to cause deficiency July 4, in Hills and Dales imbalance between the lime General Hospital. SOLIDS and other nutrients. When I Born July 2, 1909, in saw this corn a second time, I Elkland township, she was believe the lime had spread the daughter of the late Mr. SHIRTS itself out into the soil from and Mrs. Edward Knight. She • rain water action so that it and Mr. McConkey were CLEAN-UP OF was diluted sufficiently to married Sept. 2, 1933, in ONE GROUP cancel out this nutrient im- Huron county. SELECTED balance with the corn then The McConkeys, owners of being supplied with balanced McConkey Jewelry in Cass nutrients. City, have operated the busi- MATERIALS There are more fields ness for 28 years. needing lime today than prior She was a lifelong member to 1973 because land previous- of Trinity Methodist church 20 and a member of Trinity Methodist Women's group. Robert Goodall She was also a member of Echo Chapter No. 337 - Order of the Eastern Star and a past SUMMER Navy basic matron of the chapiter. A charter member of' Zonta International-Cass City, she OUR REGULAR was also a member of the grad Women's Study Club and the MATERNITY WEAR L v LOW PRICE Hickory Farmers Club. Navy Constructionman Re- Surviving, besides her hus- cruit Robert B. Goodall, son band, are one daughter, Mrs. The Whole Family LADIES' of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Joseph (Marilyn) Dressel of Blehm of 4927 Center St., Midland, and one son, Fred of Gagetown, was graduated Holland. Other survivors in- from Basic Equipment Oper- clude three brothers, Eph- ator School at Port Hueneme, raim Knight of Cass City, SWIM WEAR Calif. David Knight of Caro and SUMMER DRESSES Robert Knight of Sebewaing. There are also six grandchil- MEN'S - LADIES' <• BOYS' - GIRLS' dren. • PETITE • JUNIOR •MISSY • HALF SIZES A memorial service was held Sunday evening at Lit- Greatly Reduced for the Hot July - August tle's Funeral Home by Echo Chapter OES. Weather Ahead Funeral services were held Good Selection Monday afternoon at Trinity Methodist church with the Rev. E.D.K. Isaacs, pastor, Still officiating. Burial was in Elkland 1 cemetery. Available /3OFF Women's OUTSIZE PANTY HOSE !r ROBERT GOODALL DIAMONDS One size outsize women's panty hose. OUT THEY GO The 12-week course in- 100% Nylon. Fits hips 41" to 52". cludes instruction on the LADIES' operating principles of in- Assorted shades. ternal combustion engines; fuels and lubricants, and the operation and maintenance of SPRING hauling, loading, lifting, ditching and scraping equip- Reg. $1.49 ment. A 1974 graduate of Marlette CARD'S LEADING JEWELER each. High School, he joined the PH. 673-2444 COATS 1/2 o Navy in February 1975. MEN'S DRESS and CASUAL WOMEN'S Young SUMMER SHOES and SANDALS PANTS CLOSE-OUT Married CLOSE-OUT Now reduced for your savings. of one group of fine Our entire stock of Women's Kathryn M. Turner, F.I.C. . 3189 N. Decker Road dress pants and casual Summer Shoes and Sandals. Decker, Michigan pants. Broken sizes and Phone Snover ,672-9515 styles...... will continue to grow as long as there is shared trust and proof of security. Planning for tomorrow's ENTIRE security eases today's tensions. Phone OFF Not exactly the representative above for expert as shown STOCK advice on future family security through fraternal insurance. BANKAMERICARD master charge THE INTERBANK CARD LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY KRITZMANS 1100 N. WOODWARD. BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN • 4101! CASS CITY; MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 PAGE THIRTEEN Gelatts feted for long service Miss Lenzner succumbs Monday READ THE Miss Gladys Lenzner, 84, a Lenzner of Bad Axe. Her Chronicle lifelong Cass City resident, Holbrook Baptist church was hymn. brother, Grey, died in 1961. The annual family night last Wednesday. retirement as special speaker died Monday, July 7, at Funeral services were held that concludes the vacation a very special one for the Under the direction of the Gelatt is a 1943 graduate of for meetings and in pulpit Provincial House. Milton R. Gelatts of Cass City Moody Bible Institute. While at three o'clock Wednesday at Bible School sponsored by the Bassett family who conducted supply. His talks will center She was born Nov. 29, 1892, Little's Funeral Home. The the VBS, the night was pastor at Holbrook he served around his -experiences and in Cass City, the daughter of Rev. Eldred Kelley, pastor of devoted to a "this is your life" for several years as Juvenile are titled "Juvenile Prob- the late Mr. and Mrs. Salem Methodist church, of- At Your Service program feting the Gelatts. Officer of Tuscola county. lems and .the answer from Franklin Lenzner. ficiated. Gelatt has been the pastor He plans to work during his God's Word." Miss Lenzner is survived by Burial was in Elkland at Holbrook for 15% years and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Laura cemetery. 872-2075 retired in April. He remained in the pulpit until the new GENERAL pastor, David Williams of REVENUE Pinconning, was hired. Wil- SHARING ACTUAL USE REPORT liams will take charge start- .RING PROVIDES FEDERAL FUNDS DIRECTLY TO LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS YOUR GOVERNMENT MUST PUBLISH Jan Hartwick ing with the July 20 sermon. >O JU hOU uTHESE FUNDS HAVE BEEN USED OR OBLIGATED DUillNG THE YEAR FROM JULY I 1974 THRU JUNE JCI IQTS About 130 members of the li2 £^^l!^^^ WASHGTON church and community ACTUAL EXPENDITURE your THE GOVERNMENT . 1 friends attended to honor the >A CiTHGOB'ES ifl CAPI1AL .C. OPERATING MAINTENANCE OF u-'Hi's cm vru.Huf: Gelatts. They received an • P.a.iCSA«£'i : has received General Revenue Sharing -S A.,-000.00 s—^9 Teo'iveo— ! $ai5Q_money_gift.-Members— .~ sNWS^SViSTA. ^pharmacist during me period from July 1. 1974 ihru June 30. 1975 of the family were prominent »»o'tc' •:•, S s 1 aw3n; V'ACCOUNINO ;•'? S f'7^ ufi.i in the program. Master of • = ASS = ja-A. ;., s Is Ceremonies was Lauren Hag- Guardians of your Health er, a son-in-law from Port s s "U.!-Hut pREsrcrnr s *;:s-i:.:s i.rtss cirv MirnrbHi-i -ts.-'Sf. Huron. s s OLD WOOD DRUG The couple's two daughters, :3^£i s s CASS CITY Phyllis and Carol, sang a s °o»Aot ;:V>":a s |s •-.-.is.-j. ! ao\i-vS'=A'3s IS s M-.r.».'S?05£.",3 1 UUU.M.MMIUIUILuU.n.UuUllU os-it/maou Is •. •• 1 iSUC-'O'. 1 ,/ IDI rnusr FUKDREPORI ir,.ien:i.nHiri,ti,,)i'. o< 5 s ^ S 1 fljldncj Jaol June 30 1974 : -C.- 1 -SOCIA. OiVELOPV-V s ^ Ri)\ IS 'OTAli S 'i, iQO.OG s :->9,OOH.OO . NONBISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN MET 8 foul Amount Expended IS, CERTIFICATION 1 carMly IM1 1 jm Ihn Chief E»4Culiv> Ofl.cm Jncl (Sum ol line 15. column B and i:olumn Cl S '(5 * ' 0 ,00 with resale! ID ins «niii emem funds railed IwKai. 1 cernly ihji llwv Imsrixx been UMd ,n ^iqpnion s' •Mhor fly .pri&ity * Sunday I Kings 100% NYLON 19: 11-16 • Monday Acts Sewing NOTIONS Choice 18:5-11 • KNK-HI Useful, handy items... -•Tuesday seam rippers, buttons, Acts more. 25 18: 24-28 m A bouncy red or yellow balloon is the symbol the world over of good e Wednesday |fun and happy feelings. Ezekiel There's rarely a festival, a fiesta, or a fair held anywhere without the 2:3-7 I familiar balloon vendor strolling through the crowd, selling happiness • Thursday i for a few pennies. Parents buy them for their kids and young men present Luke ONE GROUP them with a flourish to their girl friends. 10: 25-28 Just why a balloon is so much fun isn't clear, but one thing is certain— • the pleasure never lasts. The air leaks out, balloons unexpectedly pop, Friday WAMSUTTA Mark I careless fingers send them soaring away forever. 6:2-4 ' But there is a far greater pleasure to be found that will last for an RICHARD SCHULTZ eternity. It is the happy pursuit of a Christian life and you can find out Saturday ONiSIZE Romans all about it this Sunday - in church. Schultz has been with the 8: 27-30 company for fifteen years. FITS 9-11 Copyright 1975 Keisler Advertising Service, Inc., Slrasburg, Virginia Scriptures selected by The AmiJrican Bible Society During that period he has DOUBLE KNITS been Administrative Man- ager, Treasurer, and a direc- POLLYS FOR "NOW" SEWING Message Sponsored by These Progressive Firms tor of Auburn Diecast. $2.69 and $2.99 VALUES. Before joining Auburn, he was employed-like other ex- Man? SPECIAL ecutives of the organization-- FIRST AUTOMOTIVE, INC. CROFT-CLARA LUMBER, INC. by Dow Chemical Company 58" - 60" Machine Shop Service where he specialized for ten Andersen Windows years in engineering, pur- WIDE Paint chasing, and expediting oper- Phone .872-2178 PhoneH72-2HI CiissCilv. Mich.J ations concerned with mag- nesium alloy production fa- Open Id (ill ]() 7days a week cilities. VILLAGE SERVICE CENTER "In 1974", Schultz said, "-we did a tremendous job in QUAKER MAID DAIRY Machine Wash TIRES-BATTERIES-V-BELTS-TUNE- the chain saw, recreation, LIPS-MUFFLERS-BRAKE SERVICE and automotive markets. It Machine Dry GroccTic'.s — Ice Crram was our best year ever. Hike- Outs - P;ir|y Supplies Phone 872-9196 CassCilv, Mich. ,Phone 872-3850J "Now we're increasing our penetration into the chain saw COTTON and POLYESTER market. In addition to Camp- VERONICA'S RESTAURANT MAC & LEO SERVICE bell-Hausfeld, Division of Scott-Fetzer Corp.; Homelite Phone 872-2550 TOTAL PRODUCTS Division of Textron; Roper Outdoor Products Division; BLENDS and Beaird-Poulan, Division POLYESTER/COTTON BLENDS "Good Home Cooked Food" Phone 872-3122 Cass City, Mich. of Emerson Electric; we're AND 100* COTTON BROADCLOTH Wovens 45" wide. Permanent deeply involved in bidding on. Money saving broadcloth (or apparel and Press. Machine Wash-Dry CASS CITY FLORAL die cast housings and other everyday sewmg accessories. Choose prims or KLEIN FERTILIZERS, INC. related parts for another solids in a wide range of patterns and colors. Machine washable. 36/45-in. wide. FLOWERS & GIFTS major ch'ain^ saw manufac- turer. VALUES 3 TO hone 872-2120 • Cass City, Mich. "Same thing in the recre- Our low friei Phone 872-3675 Cass Citv, Mich. ation industry. We are doing a $1.89 lot of die casting for such 57 leading sporting goods manu- L FUELGAS CO. OF CASS CITY MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN facturers as Bear Archery BULK-PKOP'ANK SYSTEMS- FURNACES and Rawlings. In April, we -RANGES-WATER SOFTENERS & Your I nves I men ts Are Our Mutual Concern I obtained our first contract OTHER- APPLIANCES Open Saturday morning with a snowmobile manufac- turer, an important one. THIS WEEK-END ONLY! Junction M-81 &M-53 Phone 872-2161 Cass Citv Phone 872-21051 "And, as proof of the highly diversified nature of Au- WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE OUVRY CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. burn's die casting capabili- STORE Cass City, Michigan ties, we are now moving in a similar direction with man- (Our aim is to please) ufacturers of electrical and fi4f)7MainSl. electronic components and of DOUBLE KNITS $ Cass City, Mich. Phone872-2040 872-2750 872-3830 power hand tools. "Like our parent company, Walbro Corporation, Auburn, 58" and 60" wide KRITZMAN'S CLOTHING BARTNIK SALES & SERVICE is committed to growth through service." Mobil Service | ' 6447 Main Marked down for Summer Sewing. No. 3 washable Used car &.tractor parts SIMULATED Cass Citv, Mich. Phone 872-3470 M-81 & M-53 Phone 872-3541 ENGRAVED IGAFOODLINER GAMBLE STORE BUSINESS CARDS' TABLERITE MEATS, AVAILABLE 1-COLOR Cass City Where Everything You Buy Phone 872-3515 OR 2-COLOR 'Pass City, Mich, 6121 Cass Citv Road, Cass Citv Phone 872-2645] Is Guaranteed The Chronicle PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 CASS PITY, MICHIGAN 5 injured WANT ADS <* Traxler vows fight to in 4 area WANTED - good standing alfalfa or clover hay also FARM, HOME & COMMERCIAL BLDG. good mixed hay. Phone 872- car crashes 3296 or 872-4446. Don Cook, ARE PRACTICAL AND BEAUTIFUL! Check 4905 Lamton Rd. 5-29-tf Our Price and Our Quality. save local rail service Continued from page one LARGE GROUP rummage sale - Depression glass, antique C & C LUMBER & BUILDERS Hospital. Corner M-24 & 46 Caro Ph. 673-4188 "I will continue to fight ship 500 more cars a year plan," Traxler said. He has" posed abandoning 300 miles of dishes, 3 double beds, desk', Grand Trunk Western's plan from Cass City. The associ- opposed any track abandon- track in the district but the Two property damage ac- formica table andchairs, an- to abandon its Imlay City to cidents were reported Sat- tique rocker and chairs, lots ation has said the extra ment in the Eighth District. USRA reduced it to 60 miles. urday. Caseville track every step of shipments plus a steady The USRA is currently "If some track is aband- of nice clean clothing, many the way until the proposal is increase in shipments over preparing a plan to abandon oned under the ConRail plan, The first occurred at 10:15 paperback books, a few toys, BUSINESS CLOSE OUT defeated," U.S. Rep. Bob the last two years would be some 60 miles of unprofitable the Grand Trunk Imlay City p.m. on Walsh Road, Gage- miscellaneous items too Traxler, D-Bay City, said this Penn Central track, but would town. Sandra L. Smith, 25, of numerous to mention. 4344 more than enough to make to Caseville track would Tustin, Mich., was angle week. the line profitable. either operate the remainder certainly be profitable. But if Oak St., Cass City. Beginning ', "I am going to fight this at, under its federally-subsidized parked on the street and Thursday, July 10, through ' "It is also vital to keep this it is abandoned and some of backed her vehicle into a car Saturday, July 12, 9:00 a.m. every hearing and delay it as line operating if other nearby ConRail or would sell the the Penn Central track is long as I can until the track to the Chessie System driven by Otto F. Weippert, to G p.m. 7-10-.1 sections of track operated by abandoned, a vast area of the 55, of Gagetown. __ Interstate Commerce Com- the Penn Central are event- or Grand Trunk which op- _.--— —wuthout— """" -ually-abandoned-under-the~ service putting an intolerable "Custom Slaughtering - curing rejects it," Traxler said. The Department of Trans- City Police investigated a smoking and processing. - United States Railway As- burden on shippers," Traxler mishap at the corner of Traxler has written several sociation's reorganization portation had originally pro- said. letters to the ICC protesting Church and Ale Streets. Beef - Pork - veal - Lamb Robert George Smith, 26, of the plan since it was filed Oct. For Sale - Beef and Pork, 15,1974, to block the abandon- Britton swerved to miss two youngsters as he was driving whole or half. Wrapped in the ment of the 66-mile line. Chris Krueger at 4-H program in Washington new clear shrink film. FRIDAY, JULY 18 Traxler said he has re- west on Church and ran into a ceived several letters from parked car. Erla's Packing Co. at 1 p. m. shippers along the line pro- Chris Krueger of Cass City, National 4-H Center in Wash- Hill. All the congressmen Cass City, Mich. testing any curtailment of returned this week from ington, D.C. She was one of 13 were on vacation "so there Dick Erla CLOTHING, STOCK & STORE FIXTURES service because it would Citizenship '75, a week-long delegates from Tuscola were no committee hearings Phone 872-2191 leave the area without ade- county to participate. During in process. 11-2-tf Located at 112 E. Frank St., Caro, Michigan citizenship and leadership Thief takes quate service and would training program at the the sufnmer more than 6,000 Field trips to historic and increase prices to consumers teenager 4-H members from cultural sites included: Ar- FOR SALE - rabbits, bucks FIXTURES NEW STOCK for products shipped in and • 43 states attend the sessions. lington Cemetery, Library of and does. John Hacker, phone WOMEN'S cut profits on industrial and Designed to give young Congress, Mount Vernon, $120 from 872-2307. 6-26-3 Counters Jewelry agricultural products that are people an insight into the Washington National Cathed- Shelving Blouses shipped out. Bail jumper meaning of citizenship and to ral and Smithsonian Institute FAGAN'S THUMB Carpet Runners Knit tops Besides Caseville and Im- strengthen understanding of and many other places. Cleaning - Dry foam or Hooks Halters lay City, other cities served American heritage and the "Most important of all" Kingston home steam. Also upholstery and Clock Slacks on the line include Pigeon, principles, processes and Miss Krueger said, "was wall cleaning. Free Esti- Floor runner Jackets Linkville, Owendale, Gage-, awaiting trial structures of the federal learning ways to put citizen- mates. Clifford 761-7503. Medicine cabinet Jeans town, Cass City, Deford, government, the program ship into action all around." Tuscola County Sheriff's 3-20-tf Rack piping Shorts Wilmot, Kingston, Clifford, was filled with learning, She is the daughter of Mr. deputies are investigating the North Branch, Kings Mill and Robert W. Wright is sitting sharing and touring. and Mrs. Rodney Krueger FOR RENT - House in Owen- Hooks Handbags theft of coins, currency and a dale. Call 678-4139. 7-10-3 Mirrors Socks Lum. in the Tuscola County Jail "The most interesting part and a junior at Cass City High silver certificate with a total Chairs Long skirts "The Grand Trunk claims awaiting trial for assaulting a of the course was just being School. value of $120 from the home of that it is unprofitable to police officer Sept. 7, 1970. there and having so much fun GLASS LINED water heaters', Adding machine Long dresses Arnold Moore, Kingston. gas: 30-gal. size, $99.95; Cash register Sweaters maintain service but several Wright was jailed in 1970 on learning and seeing Washing- A thief broke into the home the charge and when ar- 40-gal. $109.95; 50-gal. Desk Hat & scarf sets groups have already told me ton, D.C.," Miss Krueger Lillie Bruce som&ime between 10 and 11 $139.95. Fuelgas Co., Cass Filing cabinet Mittens that shipping has increased raigned posted bond of $500. said. p.m. July 3 and evidently City, phone 872-2161. 6-5-tf Electric window sign with Hats on the line in the last two He skipped. Special focus this year was went straight to a bedroom numbers & letters Scarves years and would have in- June 20, officers of the placed on the heritage of where a metal box contained Real Estate - Fire extinguisher creased more if the railroad sheriff's department .caught freedom, international inter- dies Sunday most of the valuables. Hangers MEN'S had been able to supply the up with Wright and he was dependence, environmental Moore told deputies he number of freight cars re- jailed again. concerns, energy resources, For Sale \r Bags Slacks could pinpoint the time be- Perfect family home - lots Boxes quested by shippers," Trax- Thursday he appeared be- free enterprise and the eco- Mrs. Lillie Bruce, 70, widow Jeans of Elclon Bruce and lifelong cause someone was in the of living space, 4 bedrooms,! Wrapping paper dispenser ler said. fore Judge Norman Baguley nomic system, community house at all other times. Shirts Deford area resident, died at 2 full baths, new 2 1/2 car Display racks Knit tops The Tri-County Railroad and this time the bond was set development and the Bicen- Because the thief went garage. Must be seen to be Box of numbers and letters, Users Association (Lapeer, at $25,000. tennial. her home Sunday, July 6. Jackets Born Feb. 4, 1905, in straight to the valuables, the appreciated. $23,500. sales tickets & stickers Sweaters Tuscola and Huron) and the Since Wright was unable to The group saw the federal police theorize that it was 40 acre farm-Spacious ho me, Ceiling hooks National Farmers Organiza- post the bond, he is in jail government in action by Novesta township, she was Socks the daughter of the late Mr. probably someone who was four bedrooms, living room,- Plastic fencing tion are working on a plan to awaiting trial. spending a day on Capital familiar with the house and Hats and Mrs. Colin Ferguson. dining room and large kitchen,, Artificial flowers Tank tops GENERAL family. large barn, granary, 2 utility Milk can She and Mr. Bruce were buildings. Nice rolling land, Shorts REVENUE married June 24, 1927, in Spot lights Bib overalls SHARING ACTUAL USE REPORT all tillable. $35,000. Box of fluorescent lights & \5J Novesta township. Her hus- Gloves GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PROVIDES FEDERAL FUNDS DIRECTLY TO LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS YOUR GOVERNMENT MUST PUBLISH band died Nov. 17, 1968. bulbs Jewelry THIS REPORT ADVISING YOU HOW THESE FUNDS HAVE BEEN USED OR OBLIGATED DURING THE YEAR FROM JULY I. 1974. THRU JUNE 30 1975 Offered by: THIS IS TO INFORM YOU OF YOUR GOVERNMENT'S PRIORITIES AND TO ENCOURAGE YOUR PARTICIPATION IN DECISIONS ON HOW FUTURE FUNDS She was a lifelong member Vacuum sweeper SHOULD 3t SPENT NOTE. ANY COMPLAINTS OF DISCRIMINATION IN THE USE OF THESE FUNDS MAY BE SENT TO THE OFFICE OF REVENUE Pvt. Bensinger Iron Ironing Board CHILDREN'S SHARING. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20226 of the Novesta Church of Bauer Real Estate • ACTUAL EXPENDITURES "OP LifiHrl 1 lUNifi.'HiK Christ and was a Sunday 6265 Main Street '. Cube boxes Dresses |A| CATEGORIES IBI CAPITAL 1C) OPERATING t MAINTENANCE School teacher for more than Phone 872-2909 2 Christmas trees Gowns has received General Revt'nui! Sharing .. 1 PUBLIC SAFETY pavrnunls totaling +'-~- • '•'' -^ I 35 years. She was formerly 5 metal storage shelves Shorts S S 3 ENVIRONMENTAL during the period Irom July 1 1974 llmi June 30 1975 employed by Tuscola County LISTINGS WANTED 3 peg boards Jackets PROTECTION S S in Germany •/ACfjOBNTNO ' ' i-i '3 tl •"-„:'' 'fl 1 U Social- Services, and also j 7-10-1 desk lamp 3 PUBLIC Jeans TflANSPOFUATION $ s :JL-| 9) uRANT ' TuliHiH j'P ' r-,5i taught in many area country 2 wall lamps Blouses 4 HEALTH Trip tUpERvrJTJR schools. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING -• Waste baskets Baby Shoes S s Army Private First Class Hupon cnunrv Surviving are four daugh- Harry L. Bensinger, son of For fast, guaranteed work. Counter displayers Baby clothing 5 RECREATION S $ CAFF CITY hi'Ch •48,"',rs ters, Mrs. Gerald (Betty) Mrs. Lee Bensinger of Ubly, call Dale Rabideau, Cass Protective mirror Baby bedspreads 6 LIBRARIES S s Stilson of Caro, Mrs. Harold participated in a convoy to City 872-3581 or 872-3000. Radio Baby undershirts 7 SOCIAL SERVICES (Martha) Blehm of Gage- Berlin. 3-24-tf.. Customer bell Socks FQHAGEDOfl POOR S s a FINANCIAL town, Mrs. Howard (Janet) Pfc. Bensinger and other ADMINISTRATION S s ]]],j,/j,m,n/u«u(UJu,,,,«,j;/,n,/;,,i, Lynn of Walled Lake and Mrs. members of the 598th Trans- USED GARAGE doors for sale. TERMS: CASH: no goods to be removed from premises 9 MULTIPURPOSE AND 7 by 9 with track. Phone GENERAL GOVT S Duane (Marybelle) Thomp- portation Company, 28th until settled for. liiisiiill 10 EDUCATION ,/ |DI TRUST FUND REPORT Irolur to instruction Dl son of Marlette. Others are: Transportation Battalion, 872-2430.6407 Garfield St./' S tltillliill 1 Halancn .it nl li,n» 10 IP7d S three brothers, Ernest Fer- 7-3-2 - 1 1 SOCIAL 2 Revenue Sharing Funds • -..-,. Mannheim, carried canned DEVELOPMENT $ paraiyiirt bnin Milyl 1 H7 J lh,i, .lum, 10 107=, < ' •" -"-I guson of Fort Myers, Fla., and dried foodstuffs to Ber- HIS & HERS CLOTHES CLOSET 12 HOUSINGS, COM. MUNITY DEVELOPMENT $ 3 Interest Received Jack (A.J.) Ferguson and lin's U.S. Commissary. He is AUCTIONEER 13 ECONOMIC Harold Ferguson, both of a truck driver. DEVELOPMENT $ EXPERIENCED ; 14 OTHER (Specify! Lapeer. There are also 18 ERNIE & HELEN TIMKO, Owners S fi Ftiorl" Rftt'i'npti toORS $ grandchildren and six great- Complete Auctioneering Ser- j grandchildren. 15 TOTALS vice Handled Anywhere. S $ MODERN LIVING BOYD TAIT, AUCTIONEER Phone Caro 673-3525 for auctior 8 Total Amount Expended Funeral services were held NONDISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN MET We make All Arrangements IE) CERTIFICATION 1 certify thai 1 am ihe Ohio Executive Ollicer and, at 1 o'clock Wednesday at the dates. wiih respect ID the entitlement funds reported h reon. 1 comly ihal they My Expeuience Is Your have noLJieen used in violation of either t e priority oxpondilure q Balanrn a« nl l,,n« 10 1975 $ Today a great many people requiienfjnMSeclion 103) or the matching funds arohibition (Section Novesta Church of Christ. Assurance 104)oflhflAci J M /*, (Fl THE NEWS MEDIA HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT A COMPLETE COPV OF THIS j REPORT HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN A LOCAL NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCU- The Rev. Harold Prong, are looking for less to do, J 4-3-74 LATION 1 HAVE A COPY OF THIS REPORT AND RECORDS DOCUMENTING THE IRA AND DAVID »' Ay<*>u*signature or Cme) Exlcuiivd*/ JT-' ^ Date pastor, officiated. more time to do it, and The Want Ads Are Newsy Too! rrlNTFNT? THFYAflF"pPN F«" pum irsrmiTlNYAT n0«. \J f?«»,' FOR SALE - 12 head of feed-l er .cattle. Phone 872-2447.1 7-lQ-ll FOR RENT - 4-bedrooml country home, garage, barn,l large garden, beautiful shadel trees. Owendale - Gagetownl School bus stops at door.I $150 per month, referencesl required. Call collect 517-J 673-6132. Lanphar's, Inc. 6-19-41 GAS BAR-B-QUE Grills - New with wheels, tank reg- ulator and hose. $214.50. Fuelgas Co., Cass City. Phone 872-2161. 5-1-tf | VACANCY IN country nursing home. Good care. Private room. Phone 658-8378. 6-19-4 FURNISHED apartment for I rent. Ideal for one person. 4431 S. Seeger St., Shirley Strickland. 5-8-tf (Coming1 Auctions]! Saturday, July 12 - Mr. and! Mrs. Dale Groth will hold a I household auction at the I residence at 4191 Maple St.,j on the purchase of any 1975 Valiant-Duster, Cass City. Lorn Hillaker-auc-| Voyager, Dart, Dodge Pickup, Tradesman Van or tioneer. Sportsman model. Saturday, July 12, Marshall) and Doris Coggins, antique! and collectible items auction".! on the purchase of any 1975 Chrysler (full-size), Cordoba, Charger Special Edition, Ramcharger, Trailduster and Colt 8482 Fourth St., Minden Cityf Gran Fury, Fury, Monaco or Coronet model. models are excluded from this offer and purchases of these vehicles , Boyd Tait, auctioneer/ will not result in a cash back rebate to the buyers. Friday, July 18-His &Her| Clothes Closet will hold-;/ business close-out auction af SEE LEE OR KEITH and SAVE the store located at 112 Frank St., Caro. Boyd Tait | RABIDEAU MOTORS auctioneer. Cass €ity A scandal is just somethin Phone 872-3000 that has to be bad to be go' CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1975 PAGE FIFTEEN TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH-USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CHRONICLE LINERS " .-.Transit (nonbusiness)rate: ATTENTION FARMERS - FOR SALE - Rabbits and rab- FOR SALE - 1974 Chevrolet CAN WE HELP YOU? Stretch 20 words or less, $1.00 each Large loader Jobs wanted: bit supplies. Contact Calvin 2-door hardtop with vinyl. your decorating dollars when insertion; additional words 4 Stone piles, foundations, Spirit of America series. moval. 517-375-4088. Ostrander, phone 872-3709. you select carpeting, inlaid, and carry. Fuelgas Co., Cass ing console and pot. belly cents each. Three weeks for trees removed or buried. 7-10-1 Power steering, power paint, wall covering and City, phone 872-2161. 8-1-tf the price of two - cash rate. Also large fill jobs. Contact brakes, automatic transmis- stoves, Franklin stoves, drapery rods from our fine, . 4-3-tf Sauna heaters, fireplace Save money by enclosing cash T. Kostanko, 8910 Grass- ELMER H. FRANCIS, licensed sion, 300 V-8. 9,500 miles complete decorating center. with mail orders. Rates for mere Rd., Cass City. 7-3-3 builder. New homes or re- and approximately 16 mpg. energy grates. Some in stock. BICYCLES Friendly and prompt service. Phone 872-2993. 6-26-3 .display want ad on application. modeling. Roofing, siding, This car is in showroom by Albee True Value Hardware, Summer Clearance AMF & BROWNING COLONY HOUSE is now tak- barns, pole buildings. Phone condition. See or contact Phil ' 2-13-tf ing bookings for weddings, 872-2921. 11-7-tf Keating 872-3393. 7-10-tf CUSTOM BUTCHERING - over 20 models to GAME PARTY - Every Sun- Ladies sportswear, Monday and by 10 a.m. Tues- •day night, at St. Pancratius banquets, special parties. Dairymen and choose from Call 872-3103. 3-6-tf FOR SALE - 1973 Kawasaki shorts, Jamaicas, day. By appointment only. hall, Cass City, 8:00 p.m. FOR SALE - 800 bales of halter sets 25