PAGE TWENTY CASS CITV CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1973 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Wow! Hawks charge hack into title race CASS CITY CHRONICLE

VOLUME 07, NUMHEK 23 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1973 Fifteen Cents TWENTY PAGES with stunning win over undefeated Caro 4 Cass Otyans injured A week ago the pessimists Caro Friday was the second ended in a fumble. On the first Meanwhile, the llauk defense all-Mate performi-r anil the IK-SI were saying that the Cass City defeat for the Tigers in 25 player- and the desire and the play following |he bobble. Dan Miffi-ned. The TiUcr.- tm longer player on the held He was \ ii-tory Red Hawks would be lucky to games and both were admini- Mellendorf broke through tin- were eating up liii; ehunks ot credited with iMisulo tackles an one assist and stopped ('arm-old were saying that it was still STANDINGS The glorious victory should sidelines and outran the Caro yard lines. when it counted TIII Mit it i.i:\ca K possible for Cass City to have a have the Hawks sky high for the secondary for a C7-yard touch- Coach Her! Hleke had his Scott Hartel's booming punts Vassar woman dies 500 average season. Home-coming game Friday down jaunt. There was :i '•_. charges take to the air and tin- and two-way play at end was \V I. What a difference a week against improving Bad Axe minutes left in the first quarter. Tigers moved down the field. vital Toner's performance as a makes. What a difference an Hatchets. Cass City will be the Lakers 2 II That's the way the first half Coach Roland Pakoncn said rookie quarterback and Dan Vassai- upset victory over the Caro favorites. ended. Cass City stopped anoth- that one reason for the aerial Mellendorf °s tremendous day at 2 II Tigers makes. From also-rans Caro started the game as if Had Axe I I er Caro drive by inches deep in success was that the passer had halfback were ke> cog> in Hie Cass City the Hawks bounced back into they were going to wipe the its own territory when the too much lime to throw. win. Mellendorf carried Hi I 1 in Mayville crash the thick of the Thumb B Hawks off the field. They Caro I I Tigers had to make less than a Regardless of the reason, the times and gained lf»n of the \<)~ Marlelle Conference race. pounded through the line for yard for a first down. They did it Tigers moved down the field yards the Hawks gained rush I I They did it with hard nosed yardage in big chunks and twice more during the game. Frankeiimuth II •• and Dave Putnam rammed ing. Saudiiskv A 25-year-old Vassar woman Stout was treated and re- old daughter was also injured, football and a defense that bent moved 55 yards to the Hawk Cass City failed to show much over from a yard out. Hut that Hut it was more than the O 2 became Tuscola county's 21st leased Friday night from the but was not hospitalized. and bent, but never broke. A nine-yard line with first and of an offense other than Mellen- was all as the Tigers failed to individuals it was an inspired traffic fatality Friday night Caro hospital. Wendy Lundley, No tickets were issued. The defense' that was rock ribbed goal to go. dorf's run in the first half. But move the ball the last two times performance of the entire lean). when she was killed in a two-car a passenger in the Stout auto, accident took place around 3:30 when it had to be. Two line plays gained a this changed in the seeond half. it gained possession and the 1'akoneii said, that won for us crash at the intersection of was released from the same p.m. Going into the game Caro was meager four yards. The Tigers The Hawks put together a upset of I'JT.": was history. Caro racked up 15 first downs Willits and Swaffcr Roads, hospital Sunday. everybody's favorite to win the went to the air and two pass sustained drive in the third There were heroes galore for to 1! for the Hawks and out- Coif team about one and a half miles south No tickets were issued in the OTHER ACCIDENTS conference title. The Tigers plays fell harmlessly to the period to move steadily down Cass City. Dave Brooks was gained the Hawks 247 to IH7 in of Mayville. i mishap which took place at have a winning tradition "and ground and the threat stalled. the field to score. Jerry Toner, named Red Hawk of the week total vantage. Dead is Bernice Sziber. Six about 7:00 p.m. Three other area accidents showed power in its two first The Hawks could do little on starting his first game at for outstanding play at tackle. other persons in the two ve- games. Hut statistics don't win foot- were also reported to law- offense and booted the ball. quarterback dove over from the Chester Sierad/ki was .well, ball games. players do. And challenges for hicles were also hospitalized FOliR INJURF.D enforcement officers. The Hawks' 12-6 victory at C-.ro started another drive that one-vard line lie was Chester Sierad/ki. An Kriday Cass City had the with injuries sustained in the Six persons were injured accident. ; Four Cass Cityans sustained Friday afternoon in a two-car Mrs. Sziber was killed as she bruises and abrasions Sunday collision at the intersection of JV's post win rode with her husband, Harry. afternoon in a two-car accident Kirk and Dutcher Roads. 27, driver of one of the vehicle?. at the intersection of Grass- A car driven by Edna Garri- league title Their car was struck broadside mere and Huron Line Roads. son, Fairgrove. collided with a by an auto driven by Brian A car driven by Donovan L. car driven by Frances Ostrand- over Lakers Stout. 18, Mayville. " • Schell. 53, of Green Road, er. Akron. Four other passen- The Red Hawk l.inksmen Tuscola county sheriffs collided with a car driven by gers in the Ostrander auto were The Cass City Junior High started out the season with a ONE OF THESE three senior girls will be crowned Home- deputies who investigated thie Sally Kay Schember, 21, of also injured. football team won its first game loss a! Cam I!i::-I71. Jo.in accident said the Sziber vehicle Huron Line Road. They are Bradley Bigham, of the year, an K brisk DEODORANT against Caro at Cass dl\ ity. She was expected to be pains, suspecting a possible Ui-31' MAGNESIA Perfect family medalist with a ::7and il was the 5 grams 100's iit'sl lime In- h;nl pla\eil the Thieves struck three business of the front door window pane Kenneth Klinkman fold police transferred to a Saginaw hos- fracture of the cheekbone. Rots deodorant — nothing pital for further treatment. Mr? Schember's 18-month- film 01 runt touches you but the ciiurse establishments in Capetown and then reaching through and his mailbox, located on the east fiavoied spray it sell I 2 for 924 The HUM exciting match o! last week, stealing about $25(1 in unlocking the door. side of the road directly in front in Crane deaths lOgiams 100'$ Cathy leads girls 12 o! 5 07 the sea still Mt lar. w as W her. tirst cash Slate I'olice from the Had Amasa Ontlrajka. t'nionville, of his house,was destroyed. 2 for $1.09 2 for 924 2 for place l-'rankemnuth came to Axe Tost investigated all three operator of the station, reported A mailbox owned by Donald A Kinde man charged in a limn anil the Keel Hawks shot incidents. the incident to police. The Sowden. :'.:!25 Gilford Road. car-motorcycle accident that •=t 2 for $1.24 $1.40 nil to l-'rankemniilh's KM. Thieves struck at 1'elrolane investigation continues. Deford. was also damaged took the lives of a Cass City to narrow win knocking tin- Kagles into im\ Co . I.OOH Lincoln St.. sometime extensively by the vandals. Newsprint cut 40% Tuscola county sheriff's dep- couple pleaded guilty to negli- place, just one (HIIIII ahead of between late Sunday and early No vehicles were found and no gent homicide Friday in Huron the lied Hawks In that import- Monday and stole $7 from a uties are continuing to investi- other clues were uncovered. ^Valuable Coupon^ Cass City High School's girl's gate a rc|x>rted larceny of Monday, a vandal threw a County Circuit Court. ant victory. Hich Lowe was cash drawer. I'olice said entry Robert D. Miller, 27, entered basketball team squeaked past medalist fur Cass City with a :','.!. was gamed by breaking a pane several items from a Gagetown rock through the front glass Imported Plastic Coffee Marlette Thursday by a 4:1 4;! home Friday. the plea in connection with the MILK Dun (ialbraith 'who played with of glass in the rear door of the door on the Vernon Bigham Crunch hits Chronicle deaths of James W. Crane, 26, score m a game played at a partially banaged h.irul' shot building Carol Wilson. t>554 Gage St.. home at G255 Pine St. Marlette reported an amount of jewelry and Crane's wife, Deborah, 24. Low Fat Gallons a 4(1 after taking an Kon the first No suspects were appre- Higham told Cass City Police The Chronicle and other area two months and perhaps longer. The Cranes were killed July HAMS MUGS Leading scon-r for the varsity hole Dave Holing, playing .lib hended. and about 45 records were taken he was sitting in his living room squad was Cathy Kerbyson w lib from her home. Investigation newspapers printed at Thumb That's why the paper is 21, when their motorcycle col- with coupon man. shot a decent round of 4(i Also struck was the l-'arm when he heard a loud crash and \Veb. Inc. have been hard hit by coming to you in a new tabloid lided head-on with Miller's car 1'J points Klaine Stoutenburg and Craig Helwig shot 42 Hureau Services Huilding. lo- revealed no signs of forceable found the door bent and the was second with eight [Kiuits. entry and nothing else in (he a critical shortage of newsprint style. That's why the print size on Sebewaing Road, east of The win placed the Hawks cated on North Cage Street. A glass shattered. reducing the available supply (o of the news is reduced and the Owendale. Miller was charged while Karen Martin and Nancy third, one point lH-hind Frank- window was smashed to allow house was found disturbed. 99< Koeplgen each chipped in with Officers suspect a former Police have no suspects in the fill per cent of the average pictures smaller. originally with involuntary enmuth. and 4 points behind entry and $45 was taken from a six pouits for the winners resident in the house who incident which took placi? at weekly consumption of tile If some of your favorite manslaughter, but pleaded 1 Caro cash drawer. U:«5 p.m. papers during the last IS weeks. features are missing or your guilty to a lesser offense The JV squad had a much A victory over I-akcrs Mon- Police are working on the moved out shortly before the * Valuable Coupon easier time- of il. rolling over articles were reported missing. Cass City Police also reported The drastic newsprint re- news condensed please bear following plea bargaining be- day. IfiT-im tightened the con- theory that all three robberies an off-the-road vehicle was duction has made it mandatory with us. The paper is doing tween Prosecutor Peter Burns Marlette's JV's 58-12. Top scor- ference race again and put the were planned and executed by Police have so far been unable er was Melamo Kelly with IB to locate the person in question. seen driving recklessly in the to initiate drastic changes in tlie everything that it can to present Capling and defense attorney Hawks in the middle of the race the same culprits. Police said village park before dawn paper during the critical period all of the news possible using Michael D. Dennis. Brite Set™ i points Kris Krueger canned 12 for the title. l.nwe and Calbraith all three burglaries were sim- The case remains open pend- f REXALL AIco-Rex points and Lisa Ximba ecu ing further investigation. Thursday morning. A citizen which is expected to last at least the paper available to us. Miller was released on $7,500 shot :V7, Helwig carded a 40 and ilarly executed reported the vehicle then drove bond" pending pre-sentence in- HAIR Iributed 11 points in the w inning Dave Itomig a 4.1 The investigation continues. FLASH CUBE RUBBING I effort to the high school grounds and vestigation. PANTYHOSE Thieves also struck a Texaco VANDALISMS HKPOHTFI) drove on the grass. Sleeve 3 ALCOHOL SPRAY j service station on StateSlreel in Police have two suspects Contains glyttrin 7. Regular. Hard !o Hold.' STOP RUST CANCER! llagelown sometime Thursday Two reports of vandalism under investigation but have to prevent ikin Unstented ' night State Police from the Had were received by area police charged neither in the incident. fffyneu 13 01 } A\e Post said the culprits took agencies. A positive identification of the Pint K atwiut $a«i from the cash Saturday, vandals damaged driver could not be made, due to W LIFETIME RUST PROOF register or destroyed a mailbox on the fact that the incident 390 2 for 784 2 for 934 Officers said entry was Knglehart Koad by throwing occurred before dawn. The case gained by breaking a corner -"it pumpkins from passing cars. remains open. REXALL REXALL FAST Guarantee For Your Car GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME BUFFERED OT Put and take opens STEAM IRONS SPECIAL ASPIRIN PERMANENTS (Regardless of Make) Bulleied to prevent P< stomach upse! O If you apply Sym-Tech TOASTERS ( LOW H 2 for CO with bang Saturday $2.09 RUST PROOFER NOW! PRICES Put ;ind T;ikr p!u-:is;int si-;i- ;ni(l the ;iri-a press. Another satisfied hunter was Protect your car against the elements Min (i|K-iiiil uitli .1 \IM\£ S;itur- Oiii-of S;iturd;iy's lucky hunt- Stuart Copeland of Kingston. He invest pennies to save $$$ .(Kid hunters Defurd. He l>:ii't;ed a rooster ing, after only a short time in (Call For'More Information) ronviTH«-d mi ili-siyn.-itcd hunt- Saturday afternoon around 2 the field. mU ;in-;is ,-icross tin- M;iliv o'clock Hi- said he saw ahout fill Copeland said there were OLD WOOD DRUG o Siinii- LVi birds W(K>hunters into day." he said. "11 took us half tOLDSINC. film crews from WNKM-TV it. about aYour-mile section of the an hour just to go a mile down THIS PHEASANT makes a dash for freedom after being P< Severance Koad. It looked just O PHONE 872-2750 Ueforil Bailie area released Friday I at the Deford State Game Area in the first E- CASS CIT" RUMMAGE SALE He added that once the like an auction sale." co or 872-3830 newness of put-and-take wears Copeland said the pheasant he planting of birds in the put-and-take hunting program of ON THE CORNER Phone 872-2075 CASS CITY Saturday, Oct. G, Presbyterian off, hunting should improve, shot was probably one of the the Department I of Natural Resources. Over 200 hunters STOP RUST CANCER! Church basement. Doors open he likes the idea of the best birds he ever bagged. 9.00 a.m 9-20-3 am Concluded on page 12. showed up for the opening of the special season Saturday. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1973 Cass Gly "If It FitZ..." Rabbit tracks I walkers raise 2 wrongs make a right? By John Haire | BY JIM FITZGERALD FURNITURE ;•!* (And anyone else he can get to help):? How come Hit- Republicans Ah. memories Whatever did thing In your neighbor'> MIII. $475 catch more hell from the press happen to that idea about '> .And so it goes. . . and and TV than the Democrats do'' wrongs'.' Lately. Itrcau.-e of Walergalf Walkers from Cass City Easy. It's because Watergate is A bumper sticker reads: and Abplanalp and Spiru. the raised S475 for Tuscoia Counly a lot easier to spell and "Nobody Drowned at Water- Hepnblicans have been catch 130 W. BURNSIDE ST. CARO, MICH. CARPET STORE HOURS Big Brothers in the Walk-A- pronounce than Chappaquid- gate." Which is as sickly funny ing most (if the mini And many I know nothing about the insurance business but the figure Thon !he!d Saturday. Sept. 22. dick. as the story about John and Republicans claim no fair DAILY 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. impresses me. John McCormick came into the office with a letter Walkers turned out in inclement But if that is true, how then do .Martha Mitchell meeting Ted newsman should use the uonl showing that he has brokered an insurance policy for $1 million. weathi;r to hike the 10 mile you explain Ahplanalp? Kennedy at a party and John Watergate in a sentence thai &ZI OPEN SAT. TILL 12 NOON A million. I don't even know hew much that is. Not really. John's route.! Don't ask me. I'm still asks Ted to drive Martha home. doesn't also contain the uord not telling who wanted this kind of insurance. wondering if I should jump off a The idea we are asked to C|iappa(|iiiddick My only comment is that whoever it is he'd better not let his wife Over S8.000 was pledged cliff just because Rich Davis swallow is that Watergate isn't I gave 1 of those Republicans ;*? get mad at him. throughout Tuscola county in jumps off a cliff. so bad because, after all. Ted my sternest look the other day Dining Room Sets Not with that SI million temptation. the ejght area walks. "The When I was a little kid. Rich Kennedy drove a girl into the and told him solemnly: "Two money; "ill he used to continue Davis was my buddy. And when Oiappaquiddk-k and then fled wrongs do not make a right " *» the Big Brother program in his parents let him ride his bike the scene like a thief in the "Don't give me that religious =^•^3%^ Save 15% During This 5 Day Tuscola county. night. on the highway, or quit wearing stuff." lie ansuered "If you Sale Event. Many Style Finishes Larry Cooper reports he caught a 27-inch pike in the Cass River long underwear. I wanted the Or it's OK for Robert Abpla- were a real Christian you'd Tuesday morning. He wonders if it is a record. I don't know, but I In eight months of operation. same privileges. So I'd tell my nalp and Hebe Rebo/.o to buy a write something bout Franklin In Stock To Select From doubt it. friend in the While House Delano Itoosevclt's mistress " m * Big Brothers has received re- dad that Rich could do it and my Ordinarily we'd have a picture of this trophy catch but the paper ferrals |)f over 40 boys needing a dad would always say: "If Rich because Kisenhower's buddies I think I'll take off my long S BIG DAYS crunch won't let us. Big Brpther. Boys from Cass Davis jumped off a cliff, would gave him 15 tractors and a golf underwear and go jump oil ;i Colonial City are on the waiting list. you jump too?" course. clitf 15% SAYINGS Traditional j This was Dad's way of Or it's Ok for the taxpayers to .'.Tf.j^f-. rephrasing the old bromide. "2 build palaces lor Nixon because Modern My favorite pigeon, Jim Hyde, has left town. He's gone, but you Big Brothers provides a fath- erless bpy with a volunteer man wrongs do not make a right." they built airports for Lyndon can depend on him to show up at Caro at predictable times. I was brought up on that Johnson. Living Room Sofas and Sofa Beds And One is when Caro-Cass City play football. He came pussyfooting who agrees to spend some time Deford each week with the boy. marvelous bit of philosophy. It Or it's OK for the CJOP Others around last Friday and offered to bet on the Tigers. didn't matter if "all the guys" plumbers to break into a Ladies of (be Deford Good I took his SI. Can you imagine? He bet on Caro and didn't even ask hitchhiked to Detroit to see the doctor's office in 1!)72 because .Neighbors Club are to make one for any points. Anyone interested in learning the anti-war demonstrators For 5 Days You Can Deduct 15% Off Regular 5 BIG DAYS burlesque show. It was still the more quill square, which should more about this program may wrong thing to do and it didn't made a lot of noise in !!«;(». be taken to Arlenc Lowe or Judy Price Of Any Sofa OR Sofa Bed In Stock call G7.';rf>996. become a right thing just Or it's OK for Nixon to send Gynniory by mid-October. |o be because Rich Davis did it. even your son to Vietnam to die sewn together for the next One thing about this shortage business. When you tell about it no if he was a minister's son. because Johnson did the same Colonial, Contemporary, Traditional Styles one has trouble understanding. meeting. * STORE-WIDE It's the most critical problem we have, say Lambert Althaver of By Walbro and Rod Krueger of Anrod Screen Cylinder Co. Businessmen have been fighting no stock on orders all year and everyone is well FROM THE Flexsteel, Maxwell, Royal, Conover aware of the fuel shortages. All of which doesn't make it any easier for any of us when the And Others shortage hits home. Etiiitor's Corner Dinettes 5 PC. & ^Pc. Sets % All New Styles. 15% Savings SAVINGS She's single, she's a doll, she's a high school student. She is also unmarried and the mother o( a 6-month-old daugh- ter, i I'KJSTI-B!! SALE EVENT Sharon Boldman is her name and she I was elected to the 8 20.' queen's cinirt at Urbana. Ohio, high school by her peers. School officials there said that SALE STARTS THURS. OCT. 4th unmarriejl mothers couldn't \ participate and the girl's par- ents filedjsuit. CLOCKS by Lady Vanity With Christmas Getting 9A.M. The question of course is was The Modern, Electric Time Indicators! Soon Near. Take Advan- the school right or wrong. tage Of The 5 Day 15% You'll find no unanimity when Saving On Any you look tor answers. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Stapleton The question was hatted Compact-Lighted Dial T Alarm with Lighted Dial SALE ENDS WED. OCT. llth Sott glow ligflt led you 'Md the laige numv'all CMI'V Accu'alt time «llh ttrMtttlltilv luud txj/f around among middle-agers Irotn dulh lo djmn. Accufale and dependable Mode'n. { *41y to lejd num«'«ll mtth lolt glo«v ligfl- Occasional Chairs and young adults at a party the ruggrsd da.t,c cjb.n...... $1.98 Value Mr. and Mrs. Pat Stapleton mass was said at St. Agatha other night and one thing is & Recliners 5:30 P.M. of Gagetown celebrated their Church, offered by Rev. Fr. 'ire.if mony was performed by Fr. mond. Cass City and Gagetown. concern. If the kids want the Hennigan. The Stapletons are lifelong girl for queen, why not? As part of the celebration. residents of Gagetown. But it goes a little beyond this. I don't buy this setting an example for the other students 36 DELUXE WARDROBE 36 DELUXE UTUTY bit. The kiids know all about 36"W > 21"D > 66"H everything] that goes anyway. Hot ih«lf. lock. 44" mirror. Son- *£•'•«*• "I™ »»»™9« » *x>n| There's noway you can fool 'em f .y. doUood finish. Whlte "•"» *•»»<»• by simply!.saying, no. no. you can't be queen you naughty girl. A ALL METAL CABINETS They simpjy won't buy it. 1801$F Rut let's! carry this a little 15% Save During 5 Day Sale, There Are further. Presiding as queen at the home-coining is an extra Other Styles Not Shown curricular activity. Just as cheer leading is. Just Arthritis Srl-ofT IIOIIK- drcor a» *aviri|:> roiiir-to-lipzlit. l'nu»ual table like football!, basketball and all Many Styles Of • It beau, n it sweeps.« other sports are. lani|>K ill our rradv-lo-radiatr it cleans Sure sometimes the rules are Formula Bedroom Sets In Save 15% On Any Occasional pr»ii|>. Srr thrni tocla} .' a little hazy, but a kid caught Stock To Select Table In Stock During This • Eitra lacge disposable /5i baj drunk andj disorderly off the From 5 Day Sale Event — Many •ill Prici-H at Off school grounds is suspended at Styles And Manufacturers 15% OOV£R • Vinyl outef jacket... least for awhile. ami a dusty odoc If they can suspend a student • Instant ruf adjustment... for drinking why can't they low to shag suspend a | student for other • Edge duainf suction activities that are against the Big 5 Day Save 15% power code of the I school'.' One of the debaters last week • Two-speed motor...SOS said that (he girl should be moie suction with tools... given freeit'ign. Look at all the Carpets automatically WAVE girls who lire guilty and not • Rolls on wheels caught, he said. 15% Discount • Cast aluminum chassis That's fallacious, of course. We Accept All e Impact absorbinf hood Just because some thieves Sale On $12.50 aren't caugljt is no reason not to Adjuits to *H prosecute tliose that are. PRE-PAID PRE- Store Stock typ,, erf c»P»t BY APPOINTMENT You can nee. can't you that ThrM portion handl* SCRIPTION PLANS Mattresses And HandWGrip BARB GEISTER AND MARY anyone making a decision here 40's Only Full fumitur. ouvd is walking ;i very thin line'' Box Spring WITHEY, OPERATORS You've got to forget your Of Rolls-Carpet 21' cord private feelings and your priv- Clean-Up Of Many Odds And Siupl»« Phone 872-2834 ate moral standards whatever they are. | COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Ends Of Bedding. Roil Ends Judge the case on what is best lor the mother, the child, the 'MIKE WEAVER, Owner Ph. 872-3613 And students. j Twin, Full And Queen Size SAVE 15% NOW MARY'S BEAUTY I'sing this! yardstick I'd vote Emergency Ph. 872-3283 Remnants to let the gjrl be queen if the SHOPPE students want her. I can understand if you STORE-WIDE 15% SAVINGS CANNOT APPLY TO FAIR TRADE ITEMS - NO SPECIAL ORDERS - NO PHONE ORDERS 3795 Cemetery Rd. PARKING STORE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1973 CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1^73 Coming Auctions Put and take hunting Local ladies at Saturday. Oct. fi - Mrs. WHY HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE? ually encroaching urban ex- Most folks say because of skilled professional service H.-irry IVIk.- will hold a for every client and on any claim. Always! •IGA-T ABLE RITE 100% PURE BEEF- pansion. motorcycle dealership and shop CASS CITY IGA saying it tasted good and Parking areas have been Zonta conference liquidation sale at the corner of contained a large amount of provided on Duprey Road just Meridian and ("enter Sts. in meat. north of Shabbona Road for She Edith Little and Shirley Iteese. Boyd Tail, auctioneer. Copeland said he likes the hopeful hunters for the five-day Buschlen attended the annual HAMBURGER idea of put-and-take and thinks oeriod. fall conference of District 5, the Drogram will help hunting, FOODLINER When the first birds \vt-ic Zonta International, as delegate Saturday. Oct i:t - Hoy Croh STORE HOURS: 'GROUND FRESH once the initial interest dies released, most flew a short and alternate, respectively. The will hold a household and SEVERAL TIMES away. He said Saturday most distance. less than 800 feet, conference was held Sept. 2H-"0 antique auction at the premises | OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY TILL 9:00 hunters he talked with were landed and walked docilely at the Sheraton Motel in Flint five miles northeast of Caro on DAILY TILL 6:00 EACH DAY" trying to find a place to keep about the area. Most observers with 245 attending. M-Kl. Boyd Tail, auctioneer. from getting shot. on hand for the first release Theme of the meet was "My HONEST In well Harm Richard Hamoihtie He added that there is as agreed that these birds would Home is the World and My Saturday. Oct. IS - Ix-hlu-us 5-lb. much challenge and sport in not stand a chance against the Family is Mankind" Xonta I'onuToy will hold a household 1 Units put-and-take pheasant hunting expected onslaught of hunters. International President Harriet and machinery auction at the Harris-Hampshire Insurance Agency as in hunting wild birds. The DNR has three goals for Jeckyll was honored guest. place located one mile north The special put-and-take sea- the pheasant program: The international convention and a half of a mile east of ("ass Phone 872-2688 Cess City VALUE son runs through March 1. and -Substantially increase hunt- is scheduled June '2-~ in Boston. City on Millman Koad Harold similar plantings of birds will ing on land purchased with ro|K-land. auctioneer. ES GOOD NOW thru ; ! take place each Friday in the hunters' money. The DNR said The Want Ads Are Newsy Too! large game area situated be- there is pressure from non- OCTOBER 6, 1973 I U.S.D.A, INSPECTED 'YOUNG' v£t tween Cass City and Deford. hunters to use the land for • U E |1 10 to li Ibs. Avg. Hunters may shoot pheasants "incompatible purposes". BUTT PORTION of either sex and are limited to --Eventually increase the an- two per hunter per day. nual pheasant harvest bv j TURKEYS 7O Jarvis explained that releases 10.000 birds or more. will take place each Friday in -Provide increased hunter SMOKED : !»:. Jr a the game area, followed by satisfaction. especially for RFSAIMKLII^l hunting Saturday through many urban area residents who Wednesday. No hunting will be have trouble finding a place to IGA-TABLERITE allowed Thursdays or Fridays. hunt. FAMILY PAK No restrictions will be placed on the hunters, other than that PORK they have a special put-and- ACCIDENTS HAMS I HYGRADE 'OLD FASHIONED' tafce permit to hunt the birds. DNR personnel will not check STEAK ib. • CUAISri* SHANK PORTION the hunters into the area or m : SMOKED ja^ ^^ check them out. E^ Jarvis said the DNR plans to Road. No skid marks were left ^ Va.rxl'J : DEL MONTE : FAME release ISO pheasants each at the scene by either vehicle. ! HAMS 88 week in the Deford game area, The Garrison car struck the | SLICED Oft but will probably not make any Ostrander car in the right side. VEGETABLES I. CENTER CUT 'SMOKED' releases during deer hunting The six were transported to Permanent-Press! LB. :DAiA«»aBAl ^3)^m season, saying it would cause Bay City Mercy Hospital for • CREAMED CORN • PEAS : BOLOGNAl : HAM SLICES ,b. 139 too great a conflict between treatment. The accident oc- NEW FALL ASSORTMENT • WHOLE KERNEL CORN deer and dogs. curred at 4:10 p.m. SUNSHINE 'CHOCOLATE CHIP* DIXIE 5-OZ. SIZE "The law does not prohibit us A Kingston man escaped Sportswear textures in 1 R E F I L L'} from releasing pheasants dur- serious injury Saturday after brushed and unbrushed MUSHROOMS ing deer season," Jarvis said, the car he was driving flipped checks, plaids, solids & lan- PENH. DUTCH net 8-oz^an CHIP-A-ROOS "but we think it will work better after going out of control on cies in all cotton and YOUR CUPS ••«• if we hold off until after the deer Bevens Road near Kingston polyester/cotton blends. CHOICE _ 'PIECES & ^^ COOKIES hunters are gone." Road 44 to 45-in. widths. This is the first year of the Harry McPhail. 59*B Curtiss. STEMS' net 15-oz. Pkg. put-and-take program. About Kingston, told Tuscola deputies 16-oz. CANS 70,000 pheasants will be re- he was traveling west on leased between now and March Bevens Road when he saw a HUNT'S MR. SPUD FEME I. and plans are to release about large animal standing in the DEL. MONTE 200,000 birds in the 1974-75 road. He attempted to avoid the TOMATO INSTANT '9-INCH WHITE1 season. animal, losing control of his car. TOMATO The pheasants are reared in The car. traveling at approx- iJM Dansville. just south and east of imately 50 miles per hour, C POT A TOES Lansing, and are trucked to the according to McPhail, over- Wide Selection 46-01. Can Deford site each Friday. Crews turned and landed upside down 16-oz. Pkg. who release the Deford birds near a ditch. The auto traveled POLYESTER KNITS PLATES also stop at the Lapeer State about 260 feet before coming to Game Area and release about A grand array of the latest TASTY 'FISH, LIVER STEP SAVER ST. LAURENT a stop. FAME 'POP' $ 300 pheasants at that site. McPhail was not seriously fashion colors and stitches 1 i 64 - oz. 149 ' DNR officials said they ex- injured and no ticket was ... you've got it made at this CAT FOOD ""c , FLOOR CARE " °' 'ROOT BEER i Btl. PEANUTS pect hunters to harvest the issued. low price! Machine wash- FAME BETTY CROCKER 'MIX. STIX' FAME - 3 WIDTHS BRACK pen-raised pheasants quickly. The accident took place at able. 58 to 60-in. widths. 22 1 C 1'l-lb.Bog Very few. if any, are expected 5.28 a.m. CAT LITTER PIE CRUST Pk°9: FAME NOODLES 36 ®CANDYCORN to survive and rear broods in An Ubly man escaped serious DOWNY LOG CABIN NESTLE 'MIX' the wild. injury early Tuesday morning - _ FAME 'SMOOTH. CRUHC^Y' - - CVDIID BUTTER 24'°' 14 Envelope Pkg. They explained that this is not after his car went out of control FABRIC SOFTENER JlKUr FLAVOR Btl. 69 ©PEANUT BUTTER '£" 65 ®COCOA a pheasant stocking program. It and struck a parked car on 79 is designed to provide pheas- Irach and lost •IMPERIAL Pheasant harvests have de- control of the car. striking a Purry-Soft BANQUET 'FROZEN' clined by over 50 per cent of the parked vehicle, forcing it into a annual kill in the mid-1950's. tree, causing extensive prop- Recovery to near former levels erty damage. Imitation FUR PILE MARGARINE I FRIED CHICKEN I MOUTHWASH is highly unlikely under present Hayes was not seriously in- trends of large farm ownership, 100% Orion Acrylic. Cut a rug jured in the pre-dawn accident FAME 'Castile, Luxuiy. Egg' less diversified cropping and occurring at 2:45 a.m. He was or wall-hanging, cover a i VALUABLE COUPON throw pillow. In colors to complete land utilization for ticketed for failure to stop in I HILLS BROS. SAVE 1EC cultivated crops, plus contin- assured clear distance ahead. brighten a room or your SHAMPOO 3/$ I 'Reg.. Drip. Elec. Perk' mood. 54 to 60-in. widths. 2-lb. Pkg. or CREME RINSE Washable. '••»»« 32-iei. Btl, Limit One Coupon Per Family t* Jf&s Coupon Expires Oct. 6, 1973 — FRESH BAKERY VALUES — ith this Coupon & S7.00 Purchase LAND-0-LAKES 'COLBY' FAME -ASSORTED SUGAR or r PLAIN j ~ i Ma/esfy* Hand Washable Rayon TV REPAIR C ICE FLAVORS' VALUABLE COUPON MIDGET V;> $115 DOMUTS 001. %80 1-Gal. SAVE Ovon Fresh 'Bto~n & Surve' _ — 13«OfT Label ALL MAKE MACHINES * "SPARKLE" Crushed VELVET Cln. LAUNDRY DETERGENT 15C Luxurious, supple and sensational' In a Fall array LCI wHORN MILK nc z ol rich colors Ideal f • All other Brands -a and dry. Easy-knit 4-oz. AFGHAN KITS HEFTY SAVE 40C n™S SOTJJpCESSARY TO HAVE PURCHASED YOUK jL pull skeins. SKEIN FRESH PRODUCE VALUES 'LAWN & LEAF' TV . ROM OS TO GET SERVICE. ifE. REPAIR ALL H U.S. No. 1 EMPEROR MAi ES REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT WAS PURCHAS Jf BAGS 39° ED. W An Encye lopi'clui'of Nuturiil History Limit One Coupon Per Family RED 3/lbs. I Coupon Expires Oct. 6, 1973 f chneeberger's have the Factory OUTING FLANNEL SAVE ISc With this Coupon & S7.00 Purchase CRAFT and ui Reg 45c Sktinl "'rained servicemen, the Parts, AH cotton RUG YARN GRAPES The equipment to get your mac- TENDER hine working again. 157* CALIFORNIA VINE-RIPENED BRUSSEL This week TOMATOES SPROUTS Vol.4 ORCAT .VITM BANKAMERICARD CMCf.SF WHERE EVERYTHING YOU '..AUCi. $|99 CASS CITY BUY IS GUARANTEED Ib , ^0? CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1973 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1973

ERLA'S HOMEMADE Financial condition of Mild Sensation ROTARY TRAVEL & ADVENTURE SERIES SKINLESS FRANKS Features library improves STAN AND IRENE PAULAUSKAS RING BOLOGNA Knwson Memorial Library County Circuit C'liurt library the hesl way possible finds itself on much more solid < )f this ST.ntiil. about $f>,oou will Hut it takes money." financial ground this year, come in in cak'iidar I'.IT-I This, She added that since last thanks in large part to a S.xlHW added to the S5.HOO from the year's publicity surrounding the LG, BOLOGNA (c "'A DAMS! DIARY" grant from the village of Pass village and Klkland township, precarious lin.mci.il situation of FRESH BOSTON BUTT City and Elkland township. plus contributions (com Kver- the library, more gilts have FRESH Added to an unexpected in- Urt't'n. (Ireenleal. N'ovesla and been coming to the facility. 8:04 P.M. crease in penal fine collections, Klmuood townships will allow These, she explained, are used THURS., tiCT. 4 specifically for books and do not PORK i the library will probably finish the library to write its financial PORK in the black at the end of its report in black ink. go into the budget. fiscal year. Mrs. Tuckey explained that Mrs. Mutchinsoii. who x-rves ROAST Cass City Hjigh School According to Mrs. Iris Tuck- Librarian Mrs. Barbara llutch- as librarian, indicated that inson's salary was raised lo these gifts and memorials LOINS it Tib. 97 ey. president of the library 97$ Tickets at door or from Rotary board of trustees, the situation Si.'iit per hour this year. Most of average about WIKI each year, Whole or FRESH PORK has not been nearly as bleak as this added 50 cents will come but. due to one large memorial Members. Students Free. this year, that figure has SPECIAL Rib Half Sliced Free it was a year ago when the from the increase in penal fines. Top choice cut.w-apped and Frozen SPARE facility literally did not know .Mrs. Tuckey also pointed out already been exceeded 89t from what source its next dollar that Sanilac county donated She added that an SKoo gift PRESBYTERIAN RUMMAGE SALE would come. about S12HO in revenue sharing from the community chest went WHOLE CUT-UP monies to the library. She said tow ard upgrading the children's FRESH PAN READY RIBS i According to Mrs. Turkey, the gilt was "greatly appreci- department in the library. IN Doors Open the library will operate on a ated". Many old l>ooks had lo be SATURDAY, budget of about SI 1.000. most of The four contributing town- replaced, along with new books At which comes in penal fines. This ships pay 25 cents per capita which were purchased CHURCH I year, penal fines totaled about toward tin- library. "This is the best year we've OCT. 6 $7.000. compared with about While the present arrange- ever had in the children's LB^UY DZC S5.700 lust year. ment has allowed the library department," Mrs Hutchinson board to concentrate on other said. m 9:00 a.m. BASEMENT Penal fines represent fines problems beside money. .Mrs. Mrs. Hutchinson added that Erla's Hickory Smoked collected from law violations in Tuckey pointed out thai she has the library's budget calls for an the county and in the area received no assurances from expenditure of SI.'JIMI this year served by the library. This is either Klkland township or the for purchase of new honks, ERLA'S FRESH PRODUCE SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST BY provided for in the state consti- village that similar funding which she does on a monthly U.S. No. 1 Cooking Mich. tution. would be available next year for basis, (iifts make it possible to One reason for last year's the library. go somewhat beyond that fig- Onions HAMS 89t iVhole or shank half) L.B. financial bind resulted from a A decision will have to be ure, she said Cabbage! THE CASS CITY STATE BANK drop in fines and increased made by March. 1974. when the Mrs. Tuckey expressed satis- ' costs assessed by Tuscola current budget expires whether faction in having such a mark- Size 24 Pascal Smokey Hills Sliced or not the two governmental edly different year so far than units will continue funding. last year. Celery bun. Pkg. "People will have to realize "It's nice to have a whole 3'39c BACON ^LB. ft 1.19 that, as a library board, we year of not worrying about U.S. No. 1 Fancy Delicious FIX IT/ BUILD IT/ TIME can't produce money out of the paying the bills." she said. "It's OVEN FRESH Fresh Sliced clear blue sky." Mrs. Tuckey nice to be able to concentrate on said. "We explained to them the problems of running a #7104 3/8" DRIL11.L &. that we would try to run the library." Apples LUNCH CAKES PORK UVERy?69 ii.nl their CORN BREADED Noodle Black !& Decker SALE nigh! \\VdneMlay . Sept. ^il. .1! 1 llolhm: Hills Hull and Coii:itr> ('luii a> Ca» City'- top •.Minieii ON-THK 4ct. Pks. Get this S12" goller.- were awarded trunlne- trinti the Uolling Hill- Women- SHRIMP (Hil! League. COB I 3/8" drill for Championship Might h»nnr> ami .leanette I'.earman in third GOOD ONLY AT: Erla's Food Cente I QUANTITY SPECIALS GOOD went to Ksther Keagh. w ith lirsl I3 RIGHTS Just ONE PENNY I COMPLEMENT oz. cans f* / (ft ~|OO THRU MONDAY. Iliiilit honor.- going to Toby EXPIRES: Sat., October 6, 1973 RESERVED OCTOBER 8th I #7110 3/8" DRILL Weaver, second High! honors to Swiss Steak Sauce O / t|p JL when you buy this Dons folding and Kurd High! Drills alt marenals quicklv, jc honors to Nancy (Jreenwood Conference set $ Curate I v Polished aluminum NORTHERN- 29" | variable housing 1 6 HP Mjn Grip Michele X.drojewski was WAHSAW FALCON handle REG. 12.99 chosen most improved golfer by Ca.-- City Missionary Church WHITE 4 speed jig saw the league. will begin a week long mission- Polish Dills .... . !«-J». ary conterence Saturday at the OR ASST'D. Kach of the top five winners church, located on Koepfge;i CHRISTMAl received trophies for their Get ^m both Moad BATHROOM RAKER'S 12 oz. standings. According to l!cv. Wilton Other awards were also an- Black s Decker./r* E WA LT Hull, pastor of the church, a for just nounced at the ceremonies held Chocolate dillerent speaker will lie fea- WWb al the club CAKE TISSUE tured each evening during Mie 1 10" DELUXE POWERSHOP I'inger awards were given to week, beginning at '.'.',« p.m. 4 -roll SPRY with leg stand 18 oz. pkgs. 2 b z c 09 Big 10" blade cuts full 3" deep. On top. up-front controls $30°° MIXES Pkg. Shortening ._- J -J2 ° -. ^. for easv operation. Manual brake for Quick, safe blade stop i ping. Precise depth adjustments to 1.'64". Large warp- TOTAL VALUE 42.98 39C resistam work table. Metal leg stand. 351 684,'7742 98 Double insulation. Call Betty Crocker Ready to Spread DREAM WHIP 8 OZ. pkg. Of\ Food Center boated nltmg shoe. ( h l de e LAY-AWAY FOR YOU SAVE $12 Includes woodcutting BO-PEEP CASS CITY CHRISTMAS! 95 305 ^07/7525 blade REG. 29.99 Topping ..rH .l!T! llf l ft :l. OV C 199 REGISTE RED JL DIAMOND RINGS MONDAY-Tlll/RSDAV TO6p.ni. FROSTING »« 490 AMMONIA KKH>.\YTO9p.m. BUO-JKS SATl'HDAY S:oo a.m. to B p.m. McConkey Jewelry & Gift Shop LIQUID MINT DETERGENT 1/2 gal. Chili Mix BEER WINE MKMKKK T.\V. FIMH) STORE 6458 Main Street 22 oz btl CROFT-CLARA LUMBER, INC. - - OVEN FRKSH lb. -1 oz. PHONE 872-2141 Cass City, Michigan 33< 330 Potato Bread.!!!"! CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1973 CASS CITV MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1973 PAGE FIVE

James Brooker, Helwigs attend stockholders KETCHUM'S KNAPSACK SATIN Salem UMW meets Monday FINISH meeting in Fort Wayne Eighteen attended the month- Members were urged to at- Down Memory Lane former Cass City ly meeting of the United Meth- tend the district meeting in fiB Mr ami Mrs Klwyn liflwig of tion centers in Fort Wayne and Recycling odist women of Salem church, Lapeer Oct. 25. FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE tin- Cri(fl-ri;ir;i Lumber ri-cenl- Cape (Jirardeau. Missouri. A held Monday evening at the Devotions were presented by \\ :ittcMi(lf(l tin- stockholders new distribution center is under home of Mrs. Earl Harris. Mrs. Esther Kirn. construction in Dixon. Illinois, Mrs. Clara Gaffney presided resident, dies mi'ftinn ami September Market Mrs. Esther McCuIIough gave of Hardware Wholesalers. Inc. and will open in January of l!l7-4. over the business meet'ing in w-hich officers for the coming the lesson on "A Demanding HVK YKAHS .U.O ^ nnsimas aclix ilies and ironed merit to a new business building The four d;iy event was held in Over 7(10 factory represent- By Jim Ketchum year were announced. Mrs. God" and was assisted by Mrs out other problems in a special al i;u:'.J W Mam St. .lames K Hrookcr. 71. form- the Allen County Memorial atives displayed their mer- chandise in the ill).(ion square Gaffney is president: vice- Robert Tuckey and Mrs. Stan- A decision about the number meeting Monday evening at Tuscola counts eiti/ens will erly of Cass City, died at Bay Coliseum in Fort Wayne. Indi- ley Kirn Jr. 1 president, Mrs. Esther McCul- of school districts to be included Martin's Restaurant. each !>e handed six ballots when Medical Center Tuesday. Sepl . ana. This September Market is feet exhibition area of the You will find this sermonette and sting of the chainsaw. BONUS •J.">. following a short illness coliseum. somewhat shorter this week. lough; secretary. Ms. Esther Refreshments were served by in the pur|K>sed Tri-County House Sjieaker Allison (Jrecn Ihey visit the election |MIO||IS OIK- of two liuying markets I think this should sound a Dinkmeier. and treasurer, Mrs. Community College was to have told some Kin persons attending Tuesda\ . Nov 'J conducted by IJWI for their Mrs. HclwiK enjoyed the That's because of a strike warning to all of us concerning the hostess, assisted by Mrs. He was Ixirn in Cass City Au,i{ Frances Joos. been reached Tuesday in .1 a tax hearing in Cass City Ladies Luncheon held Monday. thousands of miles away, some- other commodities than news- Newell Harris. !:!. 1!IOL'. son of the late .lames member owners meeting at Cass City High Tuesday night that he felt Cov. TIIIKTY-I l\ 1) YKAItS AfiO The Croft-Clara is a member A banquet and stockholders where in the deep, dark forests print. It's time to start taking and Mary Hrookcr PHOTO School, but will now be delayed (teorgc Uomney's school form- owner of IIWI The Korl Wayne meeting was conducted Monday of Canada, where our newsprint recycling seriously and to treat originates. at least until Oct. 21. ula should be changed to give The Cass CiH football war- He attended Cass City High based wholesaler has distribu- night. it as something much more An errant .:!:! caliber bullet more consideration to the poor riors suffered their first defeat School and graduated in I'.iL'o In The boss came in the other meaningful than an environ- day and announced. "Gotta CASS CITY GUN CLUB fired by Kddie Gruber. Cass districts. ol the season at the hands of the \\I2I. he enrolled al the I'ni- mentalist's pipedream. 4 south, 1 east, 1/4 north of Cass City City, narrowly missed entering Governor Konmey will carry hard running Vassar High team veisity of Michigan to pursue lighten up next week. We're It is serious business and. if the trailer home of Dick Hunt at his campaign for fiscal reform Friday afternoon. Final score Ihe study of law down to fiO per cent of our not used in earnest, one day \ve Huntsville Park on Docrr Koad to the Huron. Sanilac and uas Vassar '.'>.'>. ('ass City 7. newsprint allocation. Don't could seriously wind up without Actual Size 4"x5" In MCI. he was a member ol Sunday. Tuscola area Monday. Oct. 7. (illy N. (limes. Tuscola make your column any longer those things we take so for the I'.S. (HympicTeam and thai Work began this week on a with an open meeting al l:!:(m county elerk for two terms from than 15 inches." granted each day. LASAGNA & SPAGHETTI SUPPER summer placed third in |>ole new water system for CJage- noon in the Had Axe High l'i_'!'. to lil.U. died at his home in I was in the middle of writing Like automobiles or saft- vaulting at the Olympic games town. replacing some wooden School. Caro Monday following a Ihree- the story of my life when he said drinks. Or food and clothing; FROM YOUR in Paris water mains in service for over Mrs. (ie!. Michigan ('oojterati\ e Kxteii in I'.ai City toiling, these thoughts came to FILMS mind. FORMAL WEAR ballots for the Nov. 5 election I'lily. collided al the intersec- siiui Ser\ ice. opens al ("a-s ("i|\ He married Gwendolyn!- Wil- JEWELRY DEPARTMENT ADULTS $2.00 This newsprint shortage are in the hands of township tion of Alwaler and Ivanhoe Tucsdas . (>rt J.Y son of Marlelte Nov _'7. IMJ7. never had to happen. We would UNDER 12 $1.50 clerks. Itoads. seven miles west of for the smaller formal. None of this Formal Wear Rental Trap shooting practice every 2nd and ance Friday against Had Axe, Burke of Trviin. N (' would have had to occur if we Phone 872-3431 football Coach .John I'.iloss was 1 \\r.MY.n\l-: YI-: \I!S \C'I la-l l.~. yars. arc ahoul to open Ml Hriinker was a member nf A WIDE SELECTION HITE had done one thing-recycle. 4th Saturdays weather permitting. •>MOTO , forced to lake disciplinary a new store MI I'.av Cil\ which the Fir-t Presi.Merian Church Recycling would have allevi- QUALITY action auainst five members of i M|M I'l-ie-korn has .-old hf- "Atl! make Ihe fourth inerch.in ol I'.a> ' 'i!\ . along u nli ;i ated Ihe shortage almost com- the squad for breaking training -lock ol men's and women's (hsinu place tfjev ,ne conduct- number ol professional an:| .25 to $12.00 pletely. The only problem was rules and they have been rlothiML! ami -bne> to .I.ick ing in addition to then -tore business organi/alioif suspended for the season. Hulien nl St. Charles and Ihe here thai no one could gel rich from lieu ouner look pussesstoll tii A large package of Kelloi'i;'- l-'inieral services were held il. GROSS ME AT MARKET We Accept All PRE-PAID Friday from the IVn/ici: Take a look some time and TKN Yi: AKS ACO the business earh this week Corn Flakes -old |(,r In cent- Sterling Silver Rings liev. Clyde Kothrick. a blind each: Macarnm sold tor h\e Funeral Home. Ba> Citv. witli see jus! how much newspaper PRESCRIPTION PLANS BANKAMERICARD There will be no assistance evangelist, will lell his life's cents per pound, pastrv flour l!ev Charles Wa\ ne .luliei you throw away every Monday (FREE PARKING IN THE REAR) from the Michigan Stale High- slor\ in the Cagelown Na/arene sold tor !!i cenis for a L'-l li> bag otlicialing $2.00 to $5.00 morning, the leftovers from the way Department for improved Church (let lo. at ln:oo a in and coffee -old three pounds for Burial was in Klkland ceitie day before. You'd have enough lerv drainage or curb and gutter A wide variety of increases in .::> cent- YOUR FAVORITE paper lo set fire to the entire MEAT PRICES ARE DOWN along M-H1 in the foreseeable postal rales will become effect- town. With the New York Times future, a rcpresenlalive of the ive.Ian. 1. including a boost in Costume Jewelry alone you could housebreak a COACH LIGHT PHARMACY department told local officials air mad letter postage from five litter ol puppies, line the bird WEPAjS^THESAyjNGSjgjgjI Monday in an informal meeting. to six cents an ounce. WMS meets at Wdk home cage and wrap the remains of IMl 1!7 Ul|:{ MIK'K \u:\\KIJ. i»wn.T. - --' The retail division of the Cass I). A. Krug. dealer in home the fish Ihe old man brought $1.00 and up home Saturday. City Chamber of Commerce appliances, has moved his Twelve ucimeii were present names ol inis-ion.-iries ;UK| Think of it. Instead of burning completed plans for special merchandise and office equip Monday evening '.vhen the Hap- linking then- luimes uith tin- IT'S COACH LIGHT FOR- Prices good through Monday, Oct. 8 up all that newsprint which was list Women's Missionary So- (ii-lds in uhifh the\ serve used just once, why not take it cicl\ met al the home of Mrs VARIETY- SELECTION-LOW PRICES The costume lor the presiding away, reprocess it and send it Clyde Wells Koegel's Cask City's No. 1 Choice ollieer. Mrs Sh;iu. u;is special through again. Devotions were , .en by Mrs We Accept All PRE-PALD HR3HI for the occasion, iiu-liuiim! Kven if only half the house- Ivosclla Krel/schmer. using Ihe shoes which latli-d to m.itch holds sent their old newspapers second I'salm Mis Vera I lelreshmcnts uere ser\ ed hy PRESCRIPTION PLANS BANKAMERICARD back to be recycled. I doubt Hearss w;is in eharge ol prayer Mrs jle.irss. Skinless Franks (FREE PARKING IN THE REAH) seriously if a newsprint short- lime lor missionaries. age would have occurred, even The program presented by if those lumberjacks and wood Mrs Wells and emeeed liy Mrs \o Itl-:<;|{|-:is pulverizers had stayed out all I'ichard Shaw was a "House Sliced Bologna winter. I'artv" theme ineliiding "purse He ehoosy about your coir SUPPORT THE HAWKS COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Not only would it have taken peeking" The memliers eo pany life's best companion has MIKK \»K\Vi:i;. OUniT I'll. H7:>-:«.i:{ the bite out of their action, it opi'raled liy unscrambling ahia> s been a clear conscienei . lY'-iTsre-iii-v I'll. «72-:{2K;{ would have spared a great FRESH GROUND FROM FRESH BEEF ONLY! number of trees from the axe NOT FROZEN HAWKS * BUD AXE PELKE GROUND BEEF LB. mOTORCYCLE cV SCOOTER I at SHOP LIQUIDflTION 5 LB. BOX CASS CITY RECREATION PARK I FRIDAY, OCT. 5-8 p.m SflTURDflY,OCT.6 LuMtvd cotni't of Mendian ancl Ccntrr Streets in Roei* Michmn ****** SPECIAL CUTS OF BEEF FOR (2 lJluck\ Noilli of Karp'i Bowlmq Bail

SCOREBOARD AND SCHEDULE AT 12:30 P. M ****** SEPT. 14. CASS CITY 0 USA 6 USED BIKES SHOP EQUIPfTlENT ****** S|pJ]MK Start 125 road bike Lathe. GO " bed iv/two chucks SEPT. 21. ,CASS CITY 7 LAKERS 21 C Z 350 Jawa trail bike AC plug cluner and tester THURSDAY, OCT. 11—9 a.m. to 3 p.m. HOME MADE ! SEPT. 28. CASS CITY 12 CARO 6 Panther 650 iincjle Air compressor Two WWII 8SA 500 sgl.molorcyclei Actyleiie welding torches & cirt POLISH SAUSAGE or OCT. 5 ...BAD AXE HERE Penlh trail bike Lodestar electric hoist FRIDAY, OCT. 12—9 a.m. to 7 p.m. OCT. 12 FRANKENMUTH HERE Custom BSA 500 sinqle motorcycle Rim aligner Cushman and Jawa mciturvcootrr Lincoln electric welder J^KTO$AUSAGE^ OCT. 19 SANDUSKY THERE Benilli mm! bike Welder's bench, metal OCT. 26 MARLETTE HERE Parilla 125 mini bike Atalas drill press AKRON STATE BANK Jawa 2bO IMKC Pedestal grinder BIL MAR"" """" NOV. 2 VASSAR THERE Suzuki 25U cyrlt- Several bnlt bins and cabinets w/bolts AKRON, MICHIGAN 3 1/2 ib. ! Tv>o Jawa 350 niniiiicvcies Bench w/grmder and vise Two lludaka 90 bikr> Floor vise Yamaha HA mntur hike Parts wash tank FREE GIFTS During your visit, pick DOOR PRIZES Ten valuable door TURKEYROll§ BEEF SHORT RIBS SeveMl Harley, Indian. Benilli and Quanrity of spray quns up your personal key to the treasure chest In our pri/cs will be awarded, five each day. to ten lucky ticket holders. Winners may selrcl from the attractive display in Sponsored by these Hawk Boosters Zundapp. Jaw> frames Quantity of tucket set lobby. If It opens the cnesi, you may nave your our lobby and need not be present to win. Be sure to Quantity of Zundapp motoiv Quantity of odd wrenches and choice of one ol the many useful gifts Inside. deposit your entry during your visit. and parts special tools AVAILABLE NOW 1 C. C. Gulf 1 Quantity (if nine Haney parts, new Tool bakes Mac and Leo General Cable FREE CHINA Take home a I-rcc Place GRAND PRIZE A $500 d^it in the and used Several work benches Scltmp cf ( haddv I-nrd I-inc China by opcnmp a new first Midas IV passbook to be issued will be awarded to Auten Motors Quantity of Ouracryl lacquer a lucky winner Friday evening. All visitors are eligible and Quantity of Sachs parts.nnv & used MIDAS IV hi^h mlcrc\l savings pa^boofc, or the winner will be notified. Service Corporation Service 1 Several lots uf new motorcycle thinner and lacquer 1 Case of Bondo • A new 5'- d.nly interest passtxxtk for S25 or Cass City p.irts and accessories tt^E^ / Sf*®* Leo Ware Cass City Cass City | Two large glass show cases ntnrc. or Quantity nf new and usrd tires REFRESHMENTS *«„ you ,our Or-.k • F:ttr adding $2?" or more lo an existing savings (he bank, join your friends in the community room down- Quantity of new and used rims account, or stairs for refreshments. And before you leave, be sure Albee's 1 Quantity nf oil TERMS Contact bank clerk prior you've tried your key in the ireasure chest, entered your ttt£ Prices Kleins London's Farm • I or opening a new I rcc C'net king account for S 100 name for the various pri?e drawings, and picked up your &• C^GGC'fiyJ|p TRUE VALUE | to sale date for credit arrangements. or more. free china for a savings or checking deposit. Fertilizers, Inc. Dairy HARDWARE 1 Murf.room Rood 872-4041 j| ca-ss city 1 Please be our guest on these special days 1 Cass city Deford. Mkhison 48729 U Basil Blgham friRS. HflRRY PELKE, AKRON STATE BANK 1 Croft-Clara Walbro Ouvry Chev.-OIds, • WHOLESALE PRICES ON WHOLESALE CUTS 3559 Main AKRON, MICHIGAN 691-5161 ' Kritzmans', Inc. 1 1 Lumber, Inc. Corporation OWNER Mcmi*ci federal Ocpt>sit Insurance Corporation Inc. BOYO TAIT. Auctioneer Phone Caio 673 3525 for auclion dates. 1 Cass City Cass city Cass City Cass City 1 New Hourv Monda> through Thursday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. — Friday, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. The Reeie Branch of The Frankenmulh Suit Bink. Clerk Saturdav nine till noon — Drive-in I GROSS MEA T MARKET PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1973 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1973 PAGE FIFTEEN REGULAR VILLAGE Toddlers Your neighbor says COUNCIL MEETTNO KLIIM MITTENS The regular meeting of the Holbrook Area News Cass City Village Council was Mrs. Thelma Jackson Phone OL 8-3092 held on September 25. 1973. at the Municipal Building. All Mr. and Mrs Leonard ham- were Saturday evening quests and Mrs. Bernard Shagena and Trustees except Trustees Jones rlko won- Sunday evening Sherry at 1'nionville Wednes- It's not fair of Mr and' Mrs. Gavlord and Tutlle were present. Hut'stsof Mr and Mrs Caylord Lapeer dav PHOTO Under Michigan's now no- drivers do the same. The minutes of the regular i.apct-r. Mr. and Mrs. I'ete Kjchard- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Koss of fault insurance law. all drivers O'Dell is a native of the Cass August meeting were read and ALBUMS Sonio ">D persons attended the son. Sara Camphell and Harry I'hly. Mrs Dave Hacker and approved. must now carry public liability City area. He was born five Handsome padded Kleenex' Jumbo-Roll annual Kail Itoundup Sunday at Kduards attended a birthday Donnie were Wednesday eve- and property damage insurance miles west of the village and has A motion was made bv cover with 10 mag- PAPER TOWELS the home of Mr. and Mrs. dinner for Mrs. Kran/el at I'hly ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. netic pages mside on their vehicles. It's the law. resided here all his life. Trustee Bliss and supported bv While, colors Sanford Morrison (luests at- Kox Hunters Clul) Sunday Prints and colors Karl Schenk and sons where Trustee Hampshire that the 1 A proposal circulating in SAVE Our Reg 44c Roll tended from I'ort Huron. De- Mr and Mrs. Kliner Kuester they helped Mr. and Mrs. (.arising would call for a refund Council offer no objection to the troit. I'hly. Troy and Toledo. and Mr and Mrs. Grant liroun .Schenk celebrate their wedding of S22.30 to those previously- new SDM license application for Ohio. were Kriday eveninu guests of anniversary. Charles R. and Lynda' K. SUPER Leah Itoliinson of Had Axe Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sweeney uninsured drivers who paid the Guinther. The motion was car- rolls was a Sunday afternoon miest of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Sweeney mandatory S45 foe when they FASHION NEWS DRYER-STVLER and I'.n.in ried 3 yeas and 1 nay. Mr. and Mrs. (Hen Slia^ena Mrs Herbert I lichens and were Sunday supper guests of purchased their 197:: license Residents from " Seventh Mr. and Mrs Jack I'us/v- Mrs. Lynn Spencer spent Mon- Mr and Mrs Vilas Moore at plates. The intent of the pro- Street were present requesting BAKERS' SECRET kowski and family of Sayinau North Hranch. posal is to charge these motor- 1 dav in Saixlusky and Carson- improvement of Seventh Street. Panfs... at Newsworthy Prices . and Mr and Mrs Joe Wolseh- vifle. ists for only a half-year in the Mr and Mrs. Glen Shagena They were informed that this is BAKING PANS laL'er and family were Sunday I'.renda. Kim. Scott and Jeff uninsured motorist fund. were Kriday evening guests of near the end of the Village's afternoon Huests of Mr. and I'.ecker of Lapeer spent the One person who disagrees Mr and Mrs. Fred Schmidt in 197H budget year and it would be Mrs Joe [)yl)ilas and family week end with Mr. and Mrs with this idea is William O'Dell, Deckerville. considered when 1974's budget Mr and Mrs Henry Sofka Don Meeker. 5(181 DeLong Hd. is drawn up. "I don't think it's fair, not at were Sunday quests of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nicol and Mrs. Mrs. Allen Depcinski visited PRYER-STVLER the price of insurance today." The Financial Report was Mrs I.was I'riemer at Helena Burton Herrid^e visited Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell and reviewed. O'Dell said. "I'm personally not Mr. and Mrs. Klf-in Wills Mrs. Fred Finish. family Kriday evening. in favor of it." A motion was made bv returned home Tuesday after Mrs. Carl Shook of Yennont- Mr and Mrs. Don Tracy were O'Dell said he must purchase Trustee Ware and supported by spending the past nine days at ville and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kriday evening guests of Mr. insurance for four vehicles and Trustee Rawson that Trustee the home of Mr and Mrs. Don Cooper of Montrose were Satur- and Mrs Caylord I.apeer. Tuttle be appointed to the Street McDonald while Mr and Mrs. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack thinks it only fair that other Committee. Motion carried. McDonald were amoim a uroup Tyrrell and family. Mrs. Curtis Cleland attended A motion was made by of IGA employees who we're on PLAYING CARDS Mr. and Mrs. Kugene Cleland the Sanilac County Extension Trustee Bliss and supported bv a trip to Hawaii. and family of Bad Axe were Council meeting at the home of Trustee Ware that the following Mrs. Uiura Haist of I'ifjeon. Sunday supper guests of Mr. Mrs. Douglas Banker in San- resolution be adopted .- Mr. and Mrs. U'onard Danun. and Sirs. Curtis Cleland in duskv. Monday afternoon. AGENT'S CORNER •That 1320 feet of North Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hali. Mr. honor of K.ugene Cleland's Seeger Street be transferred and Mrs I.awerence liarlleand birthday. Kuth Hewitt was a Sunday from County jurisdiction to Mr and Mrs Arnold Lapeer Murill Shagcna visited Mr. overnight guest of Dianna Ilar- tel. Try Michigan plums Village jurisdiction because of the recent annexation to the Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson Village in this area." Sr. were Sunday evening guests Aliene Mills - Extension Agent Motion carried. For bundl. ' soonge Of CHOICE: of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peter A motion u-as made by vwitr. anodi/ed intef'O' and family. Trustee Ware and supported by Colors ONLY NEWteENLEAF>GARAGE Pre-uaVed to assure Jamie Doerr. Kennie Brown. During the summer, plums of lose flavor and become watery Trustee Rawson that the follow"- quick, even brcAnmq Jerry Nicol. Dale Cleland. red. lavender, green and yellow- if too mature. ing resolution be adopted: Non-stit" GF. v'icone Charlie Brown. Billy Harrison have come in from other states. Try freezing the Michigan "That adequate parking re- c o a 11 n cj $ S ,i m e S .1«e • Complete Collision Service and Butch Guigar attended a Now it's Michigan's turn! plums by one of these methods, strictions and signing be estab- w.ve used by pro* birthday party for Matthew Choose plums that are plump, unsweetened pack or sirup lished on major streets in Bumping & Painting accordance with recommenda- KOTEX j I'articka at the home of Mr. and clear and fresh looking. These pack. The unsweetened is the Color Match Specialists! Mrs Melvin I'articka Saturday homegrown prune plums should whole fruit packed into a tions of the State Highway- FEMS-30'S afternoon. Matthew was eight he fully colored, a deep blue- container. Leave about one-half Department as noted in letter of from CARS years old. black and have a pleasing inch head space. Seal and September 14. 1973. from Garv Mr. and Mrs. Arnold I.apeer aroma. The plums should bo freeze. L'se the unsweetened for McCarthy." were Tuesday evening guests of firm but soft enough to yield to jams. Motion carried. Mr. and Mrs K.lmer Kuester slight pressure in the palm of The sirup method is cut fruit, A motion was made bv to CEMENT TRUCKS your hand. Do not pinch or poke quarters or halves, packed into Trustee Hampshire and sup- ported by Trustee Ware to Our Specialty: Harry Kdwards and Sara the fruit. Fully ripe fruit is container. Cover with sirup. Heavy equipment. Campbell visited Mr. and Mrs. perfect for eating now. but Dissolve :> cups of sugar in -1 extend the date of collection of KNEE-HI SOCKS (Fleet prices) Ira Kohinson Kriday. avoid overly ripe plums. They cups of cold or hot water. If the taxes to October 9. 1973. Motion fruit is very tart, use 4:: i cups of carried. sugar and 4 cups of water. If hot A check for S25.00 was re- FREE ESTIMATES water is used, cool sirup before ceived from the General Tele- Evening hours by appointment Carla Calka graduates from WMU using. Sirup may be made up phone Company for Cultural Choice ol pop. Phone, 872-2600 the day before and kept cold in Center maintenance. country-western vo- JOHN P. MOCAN Western Michigan University. the refrigerator. For improved A motion was made by calists, instrumental* Carla Calka. daughter of Mr. Trustee Rawson and supported and Mrs. B. A. Calka. (>:!m; \V. She is a 1'Jfi'J graduate of Cass quality, add one-half teaspoon 8042 Bay City-Forcstville Road crystalling ascorbic acid to a by Trustee Bliss that the bills as Main, received a bachelor of City High School and is current- examined be approved for Be-Coming Attractions Front-Page /terns ONE HUE CAST OF M53 CtSS CUT MICH arts degree at the completion of ly employed as a social director quart of sirup. Leave head- space, one-half inch pint and payment. Motion carried. Hi-bulk Orion* acrylic summer quarter in August from by the city of Kalamazoo. There being no further busi- Polyester PANTS Polyester Pant Sets and stretch nylon. Link one inch quart. Seal and freeze. PANT TOPS and link pattern Many ness a motion was made bv colors. 8-9' i and 10-11 Trustee Rawson and supported 88 by Trustee Bliss that the SET meeting be adjourned. 9 Spend every minute of today Misses and Half Sizes' On-the- in preparation lor the higher Newsy little numbers of polyester Latest editions' practical polyester Karen Osentoski scene styles for women on the go. or nylon kmt. Many styles, patterns knit pants with letter-fit. 2-m puM- thinusthai tomorrow will brint; work days or holidays! Machine Deputy Village Clerk and colors All machine washable. onwaist Fashionj-Cared legs Color- See 'n Take washable, easy-care Great colors. easv-care' Misses' Sizes S. M. L ful selection Misses'Sizes 8toi8 COVERED PAN

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Mrs Art Booms ;m. Caro. attempting to sell mortgaged Mrs. Ron I'urdy of Point Mr and Mrs Jim Doerr and Thou ;ind Mrs Allen Ocpcmski and will serve concurrent sentences properly in September of 1<)72. Kduard lamily were Thursday evening Thou family. of I com si\ to 1.1 years after Mayville Stale Hank held the Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker guests of Mr and Mrs. Ru:\s Mr. and Mrs Hay Depcinski being sentenced Monday in mortgage on the property, a ho - were Sunday morning guests of Schneehergcr and family in and family were Monday eve- Tuscola Countv Circuit Court travel trailer, at the time. Mr and Mrs Gaylord Lapeer. Cass City. PENNZ01L-QUAKER STATE He ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. by presiding Judge James P. I'ratt uill he allowed to pay at Chloe Todaro of Bad Axe and Ruth Hewitt was a Thursday Allen Depcinski and family. Churchill a rale (if S.1M per month. Mrs. Dave Sweeney spent overnight guest of Carol Xmich Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brown of Kreger pleaded guilty to GALLON LOTS Wednesday and Thursday in Lionel Cottwalt. 24, Mayville. Cass City were recent guests of manslaughter and burning in- was sentenced lo 90 days in the OR WITH < Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena. Detroit. sured properly Aug 2)!. Janice Osenloski of Saginaw TWINS ItOltN Tuscola county jail after having Mrs. Don Tracy was a Mon- Kreger had been charged OIL CHANGE spent the week end with Mr. and been found guilty of larceny. qt- day guest and Mrs. Steve with burning a house trailer in Mrs. Curtis Osentoski and fam- Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Me had been charged with the Timnions was a Wednesday Dayton township March :;i. in Barber Jr. of Royal Oak. theft of two wheels from a car in 68 ily. BREAD guest of Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer. order to collect insurance on the Caro. May 4. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porter of four-pound twins. George Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Newland property. .lames Hay licnlly. lit. was Taylor were Wednesday guests liam III and Georgann Thurs- and family and Sue Sofka of Ann He was also charged with the Monday day. Sept. 27. at a J Phone 872-2141 Cass City. Mich. Phone 872-2120 Cass Cilv. Mich. Colorado. They also went to Audrey Morell and friend were PH. 673-2444 Ann Rogers reported on the Calico Ghost Town in Sal Saledo Sunday allernonn guests of Mr preparations tor the harvest Calif., crossed the Golden (late ha/aar loliehcid 1 let. 1:: I -I. Tin- RABIDEAU MOTOR, INC. Bridge in San Francisco, and SUNDAY CASS CITY AUTO SUPPLY date uas set lor ihe Christmas saw Meteor Crater in Ari/ona They also saw Buckskin Joe at bake _sale in 'Decetnher. A G513 Main Machine Shop Service Canon City. Colo., where mov- CASS CITY STUDENTS dra'.uni; lor a <|inl| uill lie held Paint ies are filmed. at Ihe Dee :; meeting. OCT. 7th Alter the meeting refresh- Phone 872-3000 - 872-2616 PHONE 872-2626 ments were .served hy .lo.Ann ORDER Agar and Ai:ne> Erla. 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. MAC & LEO SERVICE CASS CITY STEEL SUPPLY, INC. Handy Gilbert of Frankcn- YOUR I-BEAMS-ANG1.ES-CHANNELS- muth and Mr. and Mrs Terry TOTAL PRODUCTS PLATES-BARS-RE-STEEL PIPE- Carrivcau of Itad Axe ucre RING Kerbysons mark CABLE-SHEETIXG-CORRUGATEI) Sunday sup|XT guests of Mr. STEKI.PIPE and Mrs Karl Schenk. Mikeand NOW! Cass City. Mich. Phone 872-3122 Phone 872-3770 (Candy, Mrs Jim Hewitt was a anniversary SOMMERS BAKERY Monday afternoon guest of Mrs. FREE ANDERSON'S THUMB APPLIANCE Jim Doerr FOR CHRISTMAS An open house marking the 6422 West Main Street. The Holbrook Helpers moth- 2.1th wedding anniversary of Home of Irish Bread ers and leaders met Wednesday Mr and Mrs Gerald Kcrbyson Cass City. Mich. COFFEE-DOUGHNUTS morning at the home of Mrs. will he held at their home at 47l(i Secger St. Sunday. Oct. 7. HOTPOINT—KELVINATOR—GIBSON— Phone 872-3577 Lynn Spencer for an organiza- MAYTAG—NORGE tional meeting. Plans were DELIVERY (ierald Kerbyson and the PUNCH made for a Halloween parly. former Mary Mosack were CASS CITY GULF SERVICE Mr. and Mrs Lee Hendrick of married at .St. Agatha's Cath- WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE Cass City and Mr and Mrs (18) Elegant Authentic olic Church. (lageloun. Oct. '.', STORE Jerry Decker were Sunday I94B. TIRES—BATTERIES—V-BELTS—TUNE- supper guests of Mr. and Mrs UPS—MUFFLERS—BRAKE SERVICE 6467 Main St. Cliff Jackson. Cass City Class Rings with your Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck. Phone 872-3850 Cass Citv. Mich. PI"""? 872-2040 Sara Campbell and Harry Kd- wards attended the wedding of emblem (Hawk) school colors CASS CITY FLORAL KRITZMAN'S CLOTHING Janet Vageman. daughter of ELKLAND TOWNSHIP FIRE HALL Mr. and Mrs. Bud Yageman of FLOWERS & GIFTS Bad Axe and Frank David 6691 CHURCH STREET - CASS CITY 6447 Main Scnsoli at the Sacred Heart (Maroon and White) Catholic Church in Bad Axe at 4 Cass City, Mich. Cass City, Mich. Phone 872-3470 o'clock. A dinner and reception followed at Pigeon VFW Hall During the week the Elkland Township Fire De- Mrs. Curtis Oscnloski at- partment will canvass the village with the "Red The l5th grade boys and girls will be involved in MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN OUVRY CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. tended a bridal shower for TO CHOOSE FROM a Poster Contest. The winning Poster from Cass Cass City. Michigan Caroline Gockowski at St. Ball Sticker" program. If the home has invalids Your Investments Are Our Mutual Concern (Our aim is to please) Mary's Hall in Kinde Sunday City will advance to the county contest. afternoon. Games were played or children a Red Ball Sticker will be placed on Open Saturday morning and prizes given. A lunch was McCONKEY The Kerbysons have six the front door of the home and on the window Cass City Phone 872-2105 872-2750 872-3830 served. Miss Gockowski is the children. Mrs. Karen Bcyerlein. bride-elect of Allen Peruski. of the room of the child or invalid. This will West Branch: Nancy, attending GAMBLE STORE J & CTOTAL Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Hamil- Michigan State I'nivcrsily. and assist the firemen in the event of a fire in the ton of Royal Oak. Mr. and Mrs. JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP We encourage everyone to come and tour the Cathy. Ken. I'aul and Hob] all at TIRES—WHEEL ALIGNMENT Arnold l-apeer and Mr. and home. Those people living outside the village Keitn Mci,oiixey - tour local teweler for over 25 years. home. new Fire Hall, meet the firemen, and have some MECHANIC ON DUTY Mrs. Cliff Jackson attended the Phone 872-3515 The open house, given by may get the Red Ball Stickers at the Fire De- WRECKER SERVICE International Plowing Match at 872-3025 6458 Main St., Cass City refreshments. Cass City. Mich. Phone 872-2967 Al vision. Canada. Thursday their children, will be held from partment. 2:0lip.rn. tofiMMip.m. for friends and relatives CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CAS!-' riTY. MICHIG*" CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1973 CASSI CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1973 Services held Friday for Albert Groth Services held in BMMM ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••M Albert C. Groth. 71. died City and Mrs. Irlene Mi-Nab of Wednesday. Sept. 26. at Hills Clarkston; four brothers. Wil- Shabbona Area News and Dales General Hospital, liam of Bremen. Washington. Iowa for Rev. CASS Cass City Bowling Leagues where he had been a patient the Fred and Robert of Cass City past two weeks. He had been in and Louis of Punta Gorda. Fla.. Marie Meredith Phone 672-9489 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. OCT. 5-6-7 ill health the past two years. and a number of nieces and nephews. 2 NEW ACTION HITS ' Mr. Groth was born in Oaken. EXTENSION Oct. 11. to hear more alxmt the gram at the 11 o clock service Nuechterlein Guinther 501. N. Dakota. Sept. 2. 1902. the son Two brothers and two sisters no fault car insurance. with a ministry in songs. They ADVERTISED ON TV Smith 193. G. Deering 186. J. 107. D. Wischmeyer 170. S. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Funeral services were con- SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED 200 Games: R. Ouvry 213. K. preceded him in death. The Shahhona Extension Cooperative lunch was were assisted in some of the ducted Saturday. Sept. 29. for "Westworld" 7:30 & 10:50 "Soylent Green" 9:00 Sept. :w, 197:! Gallagher 180. R. Root 180. B. Pobanz 210, C. Muntz 206. B. Cummings (subi 169-162-155. G. Groth. He came to Cass City Group held its first fall meeting served songs by their families. Andrus 179, T. Furness 177-177. Kelley 162. K. Whittaker IfiO. from Aberdeen. S. Dakota, in Funeral services were held the Hev. Otto Nuechterlein,, in YUL BRYNNER • MCHARO^BENJAMIN. JAMES BROUN Kritzmiin 205. A. Ouvry 201. Don from Little's Funeral Home Monday evening. Sept. 24. wilh Mr and Mrs. Dick Sadler and Keystone. Iowa, at St. John's Pintippers 9 L. Essenmacher 201, D. Doerr Root 2dO. Phyllis Mclntosh 156. K. Carr 1970. where he lived until his Mrs l.eroy Si'fton. family of Flint were Sunday 199-177. 154. death. Friday with Rev. James Van Lutheran Church, of which he Dead Beats 9 The meeting was called lc> evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. was pastor. D.J.'s 9 Splits Converted: C. Davis He was a veteran of World Dellen. Pastor of Good Shep- onlcr by Mrs Laurence Hyatt, CITY LEAGUE herd Lutheran Church offici- Mr and Mrs Don Smith and Dale Leslie and family Mr. Nuechterlein died Thurs- Mix Up 8 .MERCHANTS "B" LEAGUE 2-7. M. Guild 3-10. P. Johnson War II. having served in the the women's chairman, lie- family visited her parents. Mi- Mrs. Merrill Kreger. Mrs. Sept. 24. 1!I7:1 3-10. G. Kelley 3-10. A. Lawton U.S. Army. ating day. Sept. 27. at his home in BigJ's 8 Sept. 2ii. I!l7:i |>\ ;i Sunday afternoon MiracleGroc.-Dan'sSunoco 9 cemeterv. guson. Mr and Mrs Andy lived 10 years since moving Channelmasters 7 Rabideuu Motor Sales 14 Schweikart 3-10. R. Whittaker Mrs. Herman Krause of Cass moment of silent prayer for Miss Lillian Dunl.ip of faro. Iloagg attended the graveside Evans Products 7 1 5-7. D. Wischmever 5-10. from Caro when he was pastor ...Where Yellowjackets 6 Tuckey Block 10 piMi-i-. Dues were cnlli-rted for Mrs Howard Gregg and Mrs service at the Novesla ceme- at St. Paul's Lutheran Church L&S Sport Center 7 tile roniitiL: year. There were Hi nothing can Ouvry Chevy-Olds 6 Veronica's Restaurant 8 Maude Ilolcomb ol Snover were tery Wednesday for Mrs. Vern and also at (Jood Shepherd in High Women's Games: N. Wesleyjs Quaker Maid 8 FOR ALL YOUR mei'jihers and one visitor pre> Sunday dinner guests of Marie Nichols of Williamston. Cass City. possibly "8" Balls 6 LADIKSCITYLKAGli: enl. Year books were filled out Wright 173, J. Lapp 172, M. Sommers Bakery 5 Croft-Clara Lumber 7 Meredith Mr. am! Mrs Wally McLean Mr. .Nuechterlein was guest go won LaPeer 169. Schneeherger TV 7 (or I'he (•(itiiin^ ye.ir Mr and Mrs Dale Leslie and o! U!)l> and Mr and .Mrs. Alex speaker at Good Shepherd's Cass City Lanes 4 WKYO 13 Tlie lesson on "What's Neu in High Women's Series: M. Bartnik Sales & Service 4 Winter's Truck Sales 7 AUTO-TRUCK-TRACTOR famil\ were picnic dinner Wheeler took Paul Wheeler to iilh year celebration in May. LaPeer 482, J. Lapp 452. N. Clare's Sunoco Service 3 Sandy's "Beauties" 12 Human Kcolouy" was pre guests ol Mr and Mrs. Jack East Lansing Sunday They also Johnson Plumberettes II 1 Officiating was the Kcv. Wright 443. sciilcd by Mrs Hyatt and Marie Milligan and girls ol llemans attended the slim show in Osslund of Belle Plaine, Iowa. High Men's Games: A.D. High Series: C. Vandiver 616. 500 Series: B. Bartle 531, J. Deering Packing 8 Men-ditli < Hhcr guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lansing N. Willy 562. A. Ouvry 554, A.D. Pat's Beauty Salon 7 NEEDS Mr. Nuechterlein's son-in-law. ***ALSO*** Frederick 213, J. Lefler 181. J. Tuckev 524. Lunch was served by the Larry Behr and family of Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dorman Burial was in Kevstone. Frederick 548. R. Ouvry 525. C. Woods Research. Inc. 5 hostess The Oct. 22 meeting Jenkins 173. Kolb 517. L. Taylor 515, J. High Games: R. Hillaker 205, AND Sandusky and Mrs William visited Mrs Maude lloughton at HtsiON • LEIGH TAYLOR-YOUNG» High Men's Series: A.D. B. Bartle 198. J. Tuckey 197, D. Gambles 4 will be with Mrs Gordon Hacker Sr. of Cass City Snover Sunday afternoon. Guinther 510. L. Tracy 503. General Cable 4 IMTJUJSOM. There is still lime to "SOYLENT GREEN" 0= sur^t CHUCK CONNORS • JOSEPH GOTTEN Frederick 552, J. Jenkins 502, J. 200 Games: A. Ouvry 209. C. Englehiirt 193. Paul Wheeler of East Lansing Mr. and Mrs Gene Groom- Lefler 489. join the group spent the week end with his bridge and Jack visited her BROCK PETERS • PAULA KELLY «, EDWARD 6. ROBINSON Vandiver 208-206-202". A.D. High Team Series: Johnson MACHINE High Team Games: Mix Up Frederick 200. parents. Mr and Mrs. Alex mother at Central Lake over the 653. MERCIIANETTE LEAGUE Plumberettes 2102. WKYO 2047. Wheeler, and family week end. School Menu High Team Series: Dead Sept. 27, 1!)73 General Cable 2025. Mrs. Mary liuby and Mrs. OCT. s-ii Beats 1839. KINGS & QUEENS LEAGUE High Team Games: Deering SHOP _ I'AItM Itl'KEAC I'AltM Kl'UKAU TO MEET Lenna Hoffman of I'ontiac were Splits Converted: J. Deering Sept. 25, 1!I7:! Kritzmiins 13 Packing 727. Johnson Plumber- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and MONDAY 4-5, M. LaPeer 3-10, A.D. Cole Carbide 12 ettes 727-725. Tin- I-iing Farm Bureau met The Shabbona Farm Bureau Mrs. Slerrill Kreger Frederick 3-10, M. Frederick D.T.'s 13 Richard's TV 11 High Individual Series: M. Tue>day evening. Sept l!.1. with will meet Thursday evening. Goulash 5-10, L. Tracy 3-10, J. Francis VIP's 12 Albee Hardware 8 Guild 484. B. Schott 482. L. Sol by SERVICE/y Miss Grace Wheeler, with six Oct. 11. at the Shabbona Com- Cabbage Slaw 2-7-8, E. Francis 5-7, 5-7, E. Doerr's Bunch 11 \Valbroi 6 461. families present. munity Hail Bread-butler People need it... Curtis 3-9-10. Schwartz Clan 9' = Cass City Lanes 5 High Individual Games: B. The package report was pre- Guest s|H'aki'r will be Farm Merle L. Young, Milk intheyear2O22. Good Guys 7 Herron Builders 5 Schott 201, S. Cummins 188, M. sented by Mrs Grace Peterson Bureau Insurance Agent Robert Cookie MONDAY NIGHT TRIO Hobedo's 5 Clare's Sunoco 4 Guild 175-161. L. Selby 172. P. SEE and l!he discussion on "No fault (iornowie/. who will talk on "No Oct. 1,197:1 Loser's Inc. 4 Johnson 171, J. Deering 169. C. Insurance" was led by Grace Fault Insurance" Tl'KSDAY Brewers 2'a Furness 169-155,1. Cameron 168. High Team Series: Cole Car- WlKVllT. Other Farm Bureau Groups 87, dies Friday Gadabouts 13 bide 2WO. Walbro 2135. Kritz- B. Massingale 168, R. Speirs A jihort business meeting was are invited and anyone else Barbecue on Bun Ten Pins 12 Team High Series: D.T.'s mans 2052. 164. M. LaPeer 163. R. Batts THUMB PARTS held The group received a interested in learning more Potato Chips 9 1830. Schwartz Clan 1796, Good High Team Games: Walbro 162-155. B. Carmer 156. M. li'lleir of thanks for partici- Buttered Vegetable- HEY KEDS Next Saturday the Bar Hoppers about "No Fault Insurance". Mrs. Merle L. Young. H7. died Reefers 5 Guys 1695, Doerr's Bunch 1691. 832. Cole Carbide 732-715. Spencer 151. pating in the county activity An A (Mitluck lunch will be Milk 3 Team High Games: D.T.'s High! Individual Series: S. Splits Converted: P. Brink- invitation was extended from at Hills and Dales General Pineapple Cake PEPSI SHOW Dreamers served Hospital Friday. Sept. 28. where Newcomers 2 647-622. Doerr's Bunch 615, Cummings (sub) 486, B. Schott man, J. Chippi. M. Johnson 3-10. and MACHINE CO. the Shahhona Group to meet Schwartz Clan 614-603. 475. P. Johnson 455. B. Deering S. Cummins 5-10. 3-10. J. with them Thursday evening. she had been a patient for one UKDNKSDAY High Team Series: Ten Pins Men's High Series: D. Doerr Deering 3-10. 4-10. 5-6. D. Jones 6647 MAIN PHONE 872-3210 month She had been in ill Advertise It In The Chronicle. 450. health for the past nine months. 1209, Gadabouts 1076. 492. B. Thompson 489, N. High Individual Games: N. 2-7. K. Mathewson 5-10. 4-5-7. A. Mrs Bruce Krit/man was a Vegetable Soup High Team Games: Ten Pins Benitez 469. J. Copeland 466, B. Wallace 187. B. Deering 185. B. McComb 5-10, C. Mellendorf 5-7. WHOLESALE - RETAIL Friday morning caller ol Mrs Mrs. Young was born March Crackers 410, Newcomers 373. Davidson 464. Schott 179-lfiO, P. Johnson 172- I. Schwartz 9-10. George Krause 11. I88(>. in Gr<-enloat township, Meat Sandwiches High Individual Series: M. Men's High Games: B. DaviH Sandra Pallas spent over the daughter of the late Mr and Milk Grady 476. E. Jones 438. N. son 179. D. Doerr 175, N. Benitez THEATRE Sunday night as guest of Sails Mrs Spencer Gale. Fruit Jell-o AXE She married Harry Young. Anderson 423. 175. Smith High Individual Games: M. Women's High Series: C. WFIX-SAT. OCT. 3-C Mrs George McKeo of I.a- Feb 19. l'.)2ll. in Flint. Following Till KSDAY Grady 170-164. S. Reynolds Davidson 537, L. Teller. 485, M. O.NK SHOW NIGHTLY 8-00 peer held open hon-e Tuesday their marriage, they made their 169-160. N. Anderson 161. E. Schwartz 428. and Wednesday lor a demon- home in Cass City where she Kscalloped Potatoes & Ham Women's High Games: C. W1NNCH OF lived until her death Broad-butter Jones 152. stration of handmade wall Mr Young died Sept 2:,. lit.".:: FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY OCT. 5-7 Splits Converted: E. Jones Davidson 185-176-176, L. Teller THE PLACE 3 ACADEMY AWARDS' plaijues. with Mrs Ruth A. Milk 2-7. Y. Edzik 2-7. L. Teller 2-7. S. 153-152. M. Schwartz 151. l)<»vi-r ;ti d'-inonstrator. .At- He was a partner in the Young Peach Slices 2 RATED "R"..SPICY ENTERTAINMENT Reynolds 5-10. M. Randall 2-7. Splits Converted: 5-7 C. Nicol. tending Tuesday wore Mrs and Maier Meat Market for Cookie lor ADULTS!!! N. Anderson 3-10. L. Dearing C. Davidson. 3-9-10 D. Doerr. 5-6 Arthur Severance. Mrs Leslie many years before selling his TO SAVE TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION- interest Fob I. Kill 3-10. M. Schwartz, J. Steadman. 7-8 Severance. Mrs Robert Bader. FltlDAY C. Timmons, 5-10 F. Schwartz. Si;^. Mrs Young was a member of Mrs Clair-Auslander and Mrs. Salem t'nited Methodist 2-7 C. N'icol (2), J. Hunt. 3-10 B. Russell Smith Wednesday. Hot Dog& Bun TARZAN! KING KONG! GOONA-GOONA! THURSDAY NIGHT TRIO Hines. L. Teller (2). M. Tim- SUN.-MON.-TUgS. OCT. 7-3 Mrs I-iiiH'Mro Hyatt. Marie Church Potato Chips IS She is survived by one sister. Buttered Corn BRING'EM BACK 'ALIVE! AND NOW- - - mons. B. Davidson. D. Hunt, J. SHOWS 6:45-9:00 Meredith and Grace Wheeler Copeland. Mrs Dollie Goodrich of Trav- Milk Draves !•* attended erse City; one niece. Mrs Nemeth H tltAM Mr and Mrs Dean Smith and Cookie Carpenter 9 girls. Mr and Mrs Floyd William Newton, one nephew. Smith 8 MERCHANTS"A"LEAGUE Mclntosb and family and Mr. Dwight Goodrich and one Menu subject to change. Van Dale 8 Sept. 2B, 107:! MUTUAL and Mrs Robert Sawdon and great niece. Miss Muriel Addi- Bread-butter and peanut but- son of Cass City. Essenmacher ^ family attended the Fort Grat ter dailv. Erla Food Center 13 Funeral services were con- Francis Builders -1 lot RI.I)S Church in Port Huron DO YOU HAVE A DRINKING Bigelow Nuts & Bolts 9 Sunday morning Mrs Smith. ducted from Little's Funeral Cottick Radiator 3 Home Sunday. Sept. 30. with PROBLEM? ALCOHOLICS Croft-Clara Lumber 8 Mrs Slclntosh and Mrs. Saw- ANONYMOUS 4 AL-ANON High Team Series: Essen- J. P. Burroughs 8 SAYINGS don presented a musical pro- Rev. Ira Wood. Pastor of Salem New England Life 7 I'nited Methodist Church offici- macher 1491, Draves 1474. ating. tvery Friday evening, 8:00 High Team Games: Carpent- Kritzmans 7 to 9:00. Fuelgas 6 Interment was in Klkland er 556, Draves 535. cemeterv. CALL 872-2250 High Individual'Series: Dale Cass City Gulf Service 6 Smith 573, P. Davis 543, D. Doerr 533. E. Essenmacher 535, 500 Series: A. Ouvry 575, D. T. Furness 523, G. Guisdalla Wallace 559, C. Muntz 543, K. 513. Pobanz 541, N. Gremel 538, B. PASSBOOK SAVINGS High Individual Games: E. Kritzman 535, D. Cummings Essenmacher 223, Dale Smith 534, R. Ouvry 534, G. Lapp 524, WEDNESDAY thru TUESDAY OCT. 3-9 FOR SALE 222-180. P. Davis 204, C. Hagar J. Smithson 517, K. Martin 511, Compounded Daily, Earnings Paid Quarterly. Don Root 507, D. Vatter 506. C. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:00 THE LAW OF 203. G. Guisdalla 189-188. L. Annual Yield 5.39%. No Minimum Balance. THE niMGL£_.1 CONTINUOUS SUNDAY from 3:00 FUNN-EE ! Withdraw Anytime. Add Anytime. All Funds in by the 10th CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS •iiiiKTit • i DKTBWTEO IT of the Month Earn from the 1st of that Month. FIRST SHOWING IN THIS AREA! IN COLOR! THE CASS CITY SEE IT NOW!! is accepting Plus This Second ADULT HIT! (Effective October 1, 1973) DOUBLE DISNEY CARTOON FUN-FEST IN THE GAME OF GROUP AND GROUPIES, C|ERTI-BOOK SAVINGS BIDS ON 2 • (URcam CAMP Foumts or m MOUSE) SANITARY Earnings Paid and Compounded Quarterly. to double-you-up with laughter! FLOWER CHILDREN Annual Yield 5.88%. Minimum Balance iBee WR*I the eats *ho !* Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah! : USED SCHOOL BUSES ARE FOR PLUCKING!! $500.00 with Additions or Withdrawals in ItinOW Where itSat! S^\ V*crah«odln--«.rthe ; LANDFILL 3% Multiples of $100.00 or More. Withdrawals ^ f •••••"•• ^ i *i i/^iiikiTIi A*"*d T For Sale are a 60-passenger 1965 Ford • WILL BE Anytime or on 90 Days Written Notice. DISNEY and a 60-passenger 1965 Dodge. Bus nos. Earnings Then Paid to Date of Withdrawal. 2 and 4. i • 1 ••* ^r-f^'\ "li'i *!'j':r\Y~ OPEN May be inspected at the 9:00 A. M. - 3:00 f. M. MUN.- IHUKS INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL SOMETIMES IT WAS A GROOVE... OPEN S:00 A. M. - 5:00 P. M. ftU. 9:00 A. M. - NOON SAT. m. BUT SOMETIMES... IT WAS A

OtmiOm Hmnif-clffiic IM» Will be sold in their present condition. Sealed bids will be accepted at the SATURDAY MUTUAL SAVINGS superintendent's office until 4 p.m. Oct. 8. COLOR fromEVI OCT. 6 Main St. Cass City, Mich. Board of Education reserves the right A FAR DDT TRIP THRU A HARD ROCK THNNB 8A.M. to 4 P.M. Phone 872-2105 to reject any or all bids. CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1973 CASS PITY, MICHIGAN Hills and Dales CASS CITY, MICHIGAN General Hospital CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1973 BIRTHS: Mrs. Reva Little Cass City Social and Personal Items Phone 872-3698 Gregg-Gazan Sept. 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Social and Personal Items i Francis DeLong of Cass City, a Mrs. Keva Little Phone 872-3698 girl, Shari Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood- Mrs. Alice McAleer was in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartel The annual cooperative din- vows exchanged Sept. 27 to Mr. and Mrs. John ard. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt Chicago from Wednesday until left last week for their home at ner sponsored by the Teachers' Mrs Russell Cook has had as Mrs K. C. I-'rit/ lell Monday Mrs. Alvah Hillman had as a Mrs ("Ictus MniTcll visited Adamcyzk of Kingston, a boy, and children. Mr. and Mrs. Saturday attending a reunion of Harrison after selling their Association was held Wednes- guests the past two weeks, her lor Beverly Hills. Mich . to visit wti-k-end guest, her daughter. Mrs Laura Kobinson and Mrs. John Ronald Jr. classmates. sister in-law and husband. Mr. Mr and Mrs. Michael Frit/ and Mrs Irwin llcrhst of Algonac. f Gloria Ann Gazan and Ronald Keith Little and family. Mrs. home on Houghton St. and their day evening. Sept. 2fi. in the children "arl Wright last Thursday. Sept. 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Helen Little and Mr. and Mrs. household goods, Later they will high school cafeteria. The affair and Mrs Paul Bengtson of Other Sunday dinner guests .John Gregg were united: in Milton Hoppe of Unionville, a Harold Little and family were in Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Turner go to Florida for the winter. is held early in the school year Middlelon. Conn. were Mr and Mrs Floyd Mrs. Thomas Gilson of Ann marriage at the Shrine of j the girl, Susan Beth. Lapeer Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs Garrison Stine Heroin-mils of Decker. Arbor was a week-end guest of Little Flower. Royal Oak. Sat- of Fairport. N.Y.. were Sunday to introduce new teachers and and sons had as Sunday supper Dr. and Mrs. K.C. Fritz. Sept. 29 to Mr. and Mrs. attend the wedding of Miss guests of his mother. Mrs. Rev. and Mrs Harold Prong their families. Attending were The Women's Study club wilil urday. Aug. 11. Their parents Thomas Devvey of Cass City, a La Donna Lonsberry and Wil- meet Tuesday. Oct. it. at till? Uliests. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Itev. and Mrs. Bruce Stine are Mr. and Mrs. George G;izan Aaron Turner, and were over- were in Detroit last week to schoolhoard members, super- Nicholas and daughters of Bay Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kienstra girl, Stephanie Lyn. liam Bright at the Lapeer night guests of the Lee Wallaces attend a meeting of the Masonic visors, teachers and all other home of Mrs F.dward Baker. and daughter .lulie of Brighton and son Dennis of Big Rapids of Farmington and Mrs. How- The Kingston study club has City. Miss Cindy Benchek of spent Saturday and Sunday with ard Gregg of Snover and;the Church of Christ at seven at Gagetown before returning Supreme Council. Mr Prong is school personnel Miss Sheila Gauctown and Mike Knx. were overnight guests last PATIENTS LISTED MONDAY. o'clock. The reception following home Monday. a past Sovereign Prince. He has Kolh. president of the Teachers' been invited Guest speaker will his mother. Mrs Herman Stine. Wednesday night of Mr. and late Mr. Gregg. ; OCT. 1. WERE: the ceremony was in the beer, nominated to receive the Association welcomed the be Mrs. Joy Strye. who will talk Mrs Peter Kienstra. The bride was escorted to'the church. The bride is the grand- The members of the congre- :;"rd degree of the Order. guests. on antiques Kach member is altar by her father where Mrs. Elouise Guenterberg, daughter of the Woodards and asked to bring an antique or Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kienstra Father M. Prus. assisted; by gation of the Novesta Church of were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Don Wildman, William niece of Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Christ and friends are making Mr. and Mrs. Al Tropf were to Airman Roger Reid, who had unusual article Pi'iest Vernon Churchill of;the Burk, Mrs. Ida Butler, I^arry Keith Little. Mr. Woodard of- leave Oct. :i for Florida where Mr. and Mrs. Kav Keinelt at Reorganized Church of Jesus -' ••_-.!" Oh *..' , v"--- plans to attend an evening of been ill Thailand for a year, Argyll-. Christ of Latter Day Saints, Creason, Frank Danielewicz, ficiated at the ceremony. Mr. fellowship Saturday. Oct. r>. at they will spend the winter arrived home Thursday. Al the Mrs Roland Pakonen was Mrs. Sarah Hawley, Veronica months. guest of honor Tuesday evening, IRECT brother-in-law of the groona of ^^: .-*>&• and Mrs. Woodard went to the church starting at 7 p.m. completion of a leave he and his Mrs. I.ilah \Vilhelmi. with her Hewlett of Cass City: Lapeer Friday and stayed until Sept 2"i. at a cradle shower sisters. Mrs. Bernice Sweet of Wanamassa. New Jersey, per- Dessert refreshments will he wife i.Sharon Hartel > will make DR. W. S. SELBY Dr. E. Paul Lockwood formed the double-ring cere- Katherine Hall, Timothy Monday with their daughter and served. Saturday guests of Mrs. Mil- their home at Oscoda while he is given by Mrs Dave Lovejoy. Carsonville and Mrs. Alice Englehart of Deford; ton Hoffman were Mrs. Austin Twenty-two attended. ("ci- Optometrist Chiropractic Physician mony before an altar decorated son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. James stationed at the Air Force base Neil/ of Harrison, went Friday with white gladiolus. i Rev. and Mrs. Basel W. Curtis Mrs. Wallace Brown of Mio; Lonsberry. Thirty-two were present Cornell of Elk ton and Mrs. C. L. hoslcss for the affair was Mrs. Office Hours to Copper Harbor and returned there. He has two more years of Hours 8-5 00 except Thurul.iv The bride's gown was of satin Peter Severn, Henry Hoch, Thursday evening when The Brace of Orlando. Fla. his enlistment to serve. Hugh Merchant. Evenings by appointment Mon..Tues.,\Ved.. Fri. home Monday. Lee O'Connell of Owendale; Golden Rule class of Salem organ/a trimmed with cm- Rev. and Mrs. Basel W. Curtis Rev. Paul Blomquist, Flint Mr. and Mrs. Howard King of 4624 Hnl St 'J-12a.ni.iind 1 ::iO-5:(K)p.m. Mrs. Aaron Turner and Mrs. of Otisville. were honored at a JoAnn Berry, Mrs. Myrtle Troy were Sunday visitors at United Methodist church met at Pastor and Mrs. Harolii broidcrcd alencon lace. It was District Supt. of the United Across IromtiHiMs iind Dales Saturday 0-12 a.m. Helen Little visited Mrs. Nettie floor length with old-fashioned religious silver wedding serv- Methodist Church, read the Bristol and Mrs. Russell Ver- the Wilbur Morrison home. the church with Mr. and Mrs. Al Prong have announced an open McCreedy near Colwood Mon- ice, Sunday, Sept. 23. at the milya of Caro; Tropf as hosts. Maurice Joos house to IK-held Sunday. Oct. H. Hospital F.venings-Tues. 7-9 p.m. candlelight lantern sleeves and service of reconsecration. day afternoon. a matching mantilla veil Otisville "United Methodist Mrs. Sarah Achenbach, Ken- presided over the business from l!-f> p.m. in the Novesta ; Rev. Curtis formerly served At a recent meeting of United Phone 872 3404 Closed All Day Thursday trimmed with lace. Church. neth Black and Mrs. Romanic Methodist junior high youth, meeting, during which two new Church of Christ parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Methodist congregations in the VanHoost of Unionville; Ph. K72-.'7li5 ' Cass City (Sherry Whittakcr) are the Mrs. Thomas Molyneaux. pis- Owendale and Gagetown area. officers were elected as follows: members. Leonard Striffler and The affair will celebrate tin- For Appointment Marriage Licenses Mrs. Frances Brenner, Mrs- president, John Tuckey, and Mrs. Ada French, were wel- 25th anniversary of enlranci.* HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE parents of a seven-pound, two- tcr of the bride, of Union Lake Attending the couple were Frank Ludwig and Mrs. Rodney ounce daughter. Mardi Leigh, was matron of honor. Brides- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. West, secretary. JulAnn Auten, from comed. For entertainment, into the ministry by Pastor Insurance Agency Harold T. Donahue. M.D. maids were Rena Koehel! of Dennis Dean Lester. 19. of Truemner of Sebewaing; Salem church: Kurt Proctor, Earl Harris showed pictures. Prong. His early years were born Oct. 1 at Caro. Grandpar- Flushing, who were their at- Physician & Surgeon Livonia. Susan and Patricia Kingston and Debra Lynne Mrs. Russell Smith of Bad-' vice-president. and Karen Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry spent in Ohio churches. He was Complftr Insurance Services ents arc Mrs. Vera King and Eschtrath. 18. of Kingston. tendants 25 years ago. Axe; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whittakcr Welmot of Royal Oak. cousins of An open house reception was Wagg. treasurer, from Trinity were guests. A cooperative six ordained in 1951. The Prongs CLINIC Roger John Dietz. 19, of G815 L CassCitv Rd and great-grandfather. Homer the bride. Their gowns were fall held in the church fellowship Mrs. Ilene Dora and Kristine church. o'clock meal preceded the busi- came here- in July from Allen floral chiffon. Southern Belle Mayville and Mary Ellen C.iss City. Michigan 4674 H.ll St., Cass City Mot/. room following the ceremony. Pettinger of Ubly; ness meeting and entertain- Park to Ix-gin his duties as style with long sleeves and Maier. 18, of Mayville. Santos Martinez of Pigeon; ment. The October meeting is pastor at the local church. Phone 87? 2688 Mrs. I.ilah YVilhelmi returned Refreshments were served by The Saginaw Valley "Truth Office 872-2323- Res 872-2311 matching picture hats. Colette Dennis Dale Willman, 21, of Mrs. Guy Tobias of Akron; For Youth" rally will be held also scheduled to be held at the home Sept. 25 after spending six Delta. Ohio and JoAnn Marie the United Methodist Women Molyneaux. niece of the briide, and Wesleyette Circle. William Schlicht of Fair- Saturday night, Oct. 6. in Grace church. Mrs. Barbara Hutchinson, YONGKYUN KIM, M.D. ALLEN WITHERSPOON days in the Detroit area with was flower girl in a plain yellow Zissler, 21, of Swanton, Ohio. grove; her three children. Baptist church, Saginaw. librarian at the Rawson Me- obstetrician gynecologist New England Life gown styled like the bride- Raymond Lincoln Kennard, Guests attended from Curran, Mrs. Irma Proulx and Mrs. Transportation will be provided The American Legion Auxil- morial library, was in Marlette NEL Growth Fund maids'. | 21, of Vassar and Linda Rae Owendale. Brown Citv, Linden, 4(17-1 Hill St. Cass City Mr. and Mrs. James Ketehum Paul Levya of Gagetown; from First Baptist at 5:30 p.m. iary will meet Monday evening. Sept. lit to attend a meeting of NEL Eijuny Fund spent the week end at the home Jerry Gregg of Sarasota, Morey. 17, of Mayville. Flint, Flushing, St." Charles, Oct. 8. at 8 p.m. in the Cultural Thumb area public librarians. across from Hills &• Dales Value Line Fund Keystone Funds Fla.. was best man for his Dennis Ray LaPratt, 21, of Fenton, Huntington Woods, General Hospital of his mother. Mrs. Virginia Center. Hostesses for the meet- Phone 872 2321 Ketehum of Williamston. brother. Groomsmen wore Caro and Susan Carole Boyle. Midland. Cass City, New Loth- ing will be Mrs. Eva Watson. Mr. and Mrs Charles Auten 4615 Oak St.. Cass City Dean Moses of Flushing. Dale Geoffrey Glenn Gale, 19, of rop. Richland, Farmington, Mrs. Gladys Fort, Mrs. William spent the week end at Boyne Olfice hours Visitors for the week end at Vassar and Laura Lee Blasius, the Albert Knglehart home Churchill of Deford. and Donald Davison, Averille, Port Huron, Donnelly and Mrs. Lillian Ken- City with her parents. Mr. and l-."i p in Monday thru Friday K. I. MacRAE, D.O. Matthews of Clio, nephew of the 18. of Vassar. Romeo, Holly and Otisville. dall. Members are reminded to Mrs. U'.ster Jersey. were two daughters of Mr. and groom. Phillip Matthews jof Willis James Penfold, 27, of They also received a tele- '.ML'Salurdav Osteopathic Physician Mrs. Englehart and their fam- Reese and Carol Lynn Wascher, bring articles for the white .Morning hours hv appoint- Clio acted as ring bearer for his phone call from Mrs. Hub The Cass City AARP will ilies. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bracey 20. of Reese. elephant sale and to bring a ment, oil ice i!72 -li'.M'iO. residence and Surgeon uncle. The men of the wedding Akkermans of the Netherlands, guest. meet Thursday. Oct. 11. in the and daughter Tammy of Cor- party wore beige dinner jackets Ray Darrell Peche. 20. of a foster daughter through the Cultural Center. Cooperative Corner Chuich and Oak Sts. iinna. Ind.. and Mr. and Mrs. and dark trousers. i Vassar and Debra Kay Dues. 18, William Denby and two sons of Youth for Understanding pro- meal will be served at noon Oll.ce 872 2880 Res 8723365 The Dorman sisters: Mrs. of Vassar. gram. Eric Esau of Ann Arbor and AREA AGENT FOR Marysville. Mary Beth Esau of Mt. Pleasant DR. EDWARD SCOLLON Robert Sawdon. Mrs. Floyd were here for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. James Gross KNAPPSHOES Albert Knglehart returned to Mclntosh and Mrs. Dean Smith coming to attend the funeral of spent the week end in Toledo, Wallace Czekai VETERINARIAN his home on DeLong Road of the Shabbona RLDS Churbh, Mrs. Merle Young. Ohio, with his sister and her Call For Appointment Monday from Saginaw General sang "Walk Hand in Hand" ;ind husband. Mr and Mrs. Bert l.")44 HriMikrr St. CassCiiy Hospital, where he had been a the "Wedding Prayer". ! llardv. For Small Animals patient since Sept. 21. He was Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts. A buffet dinner and weddjng 872 2935 the most seriously injured of Brenda. Diane and Kevin of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hunt reception were held at |St. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walsor. 4849 N Seeyei ST . Cass City four occupants of a car. en route Francis Hall on Middlenelt Center Line and Mrs. Allen of Rochester and Mr. and Mrs to work in Saginaw. Two cars Road, Farmington. i Roberts and daughters of Utica Most Holy Trinity Catholic corsage. JAMES BALLARD, M.D. collided early in the morning at were callers Sunday at the Church. Smith's Corners, was Mother of the groom wore an Jim Call of I'ontiac were DR. J. H. GEISSINGER After a honeymoon in Sara- Monday afternoon visitors al Off.ce at 4MO Weaver St M-4fi and Portsmouth Rds. Mr. sota. Fla., returning home |by Arthur Little home and went on the setting for the Sept. 15 A-line aqua floor-length gown CHIROPRACTOR Knglehart was in intensive care wedding ceremony of Oenise with long sleeves and a yellow the l.yie Riddle home. Hours 10 OO.i m to 12 00 the Smokys and through south- to Snover to attend a family MOM . TUES.. THURS., for eight days. Other local ern states, the Greggs are living dinner at the Glen Roberts Tschirhart and Jerry Hunt. The rose corsage. 2 00 u.in. to 4 30 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Westerby FRI .9-12and 25 persons in the accident wen- in Midland. ! home when the family cele- bride is the daughter of Mr. and The bride is employed at George King. Harold McAlpinc of Unionville were Sunday Daily f»cept Thursday afternoon. SAT..9-12 EVE.MOM 5-7 The bride is employed as a Mr. and Mrs. Milford Robinson brated the 72nd birthday of Mr. Mrs. Marvin Tschirhart. Ubly. hamill Manufacturing Co.. and Jim Hayes, all of whom dental hygienist and the groom Roberts. The bridegroom is the son of evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. THURS 5-6 Ubly. The bridegroom is em- William Anker. received lesser injuries. is attending Central Michigjan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunt of ployed at Ouvry Chcvrolet- Harry Crandell, Jr. D.V.M. Mr. and Mrs. Miiford Robin- sonage in Caro. Dec. 18, 1923, by Phone 673 4464 Dean Stine of Grand Rapids University, Mt. Pleasant, work- son. Decker, will be honored at The youth group of First Deford. Oldsmobile in Cass City. Rev. B. E. Sluyter. Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher OH.re 4438 South Seeger Si came Friday and spent until ing on his masters degree. Hfj is a 50th wedding anniversary Baptist church will hold a "5th The double-ring ceremony, After a wedding trip in 21 N Aimer St. Next to Aimer St They are lifelong residents of 1 Sr. had as Sunday dinner Wednesday with his parents, also employed as a part tiijne celebration to be held Sunday. quarter" party in the church held at 12::Ul p.m.. was con- northern Michigan, the couple 'hone 8722255 Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Stine, employee of Stein's Shoe Store Sanilac county and have farmed fellowship hail following the ducted by the Very Rev. Joseph will reside in Deford. guests. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Village Parking Lot 3ct. 14, at the Evergreen all their married life. llarluick and family and Mrs and sons. in Midland. Community School, given by Friday night football game. Karaba before an altar decor- A reception lor -4110 guests was He is a member of Cass City ated with fall-colored mums. Fisher's granddaughters. Alice Jieir nieces and nephews. Tyler Lodge. held following the ceremony in Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Katzinger Milford Robinson and the .Members of the Philathea The bride was escorted to the the Farmers Hall. Ubly. and Kathy Finkbeiner of De- Remember Her The open house at the school altar by her father and wore a lord Remember you save brmer Martha Gibbard were will be held from 2-5 p.m. for class of First Baptist church St. Agatha Catholic Church. narried at the Methodist Par- met Tuesday night. Sept. 25. at white nylon chiffon A-line gown Tomorrow... wicker baskets with fall colors family and friends. over taffeta, featuring an Km- Gagetown. was the setting for of rust, orange and yellow pom- the church fellowship room for the Sept. 8 wedding of Deborah their monthly social. The pire waist trimmed with a white As She Was Today pons with baby's breath ac- when your film is Ann Marker and Gary Frank cented with ribbons matching October meeting will he at the satin ribbon. Wide laee with Katzinger- Rev. Fr. Donald Richard Shaw home. setjiiins trimmed the front, the the gowns. Christensen officiated at the Best man was Randy Kat- cuffs cal persons who attended a accented with yellow ribbons in lighted by a chapel bridal ding Song", "Lord's Prayer" district AARP meeting at tin- $10.00 Kodak makes your pictures count and "Close to You". Lutheran Church her hair. She carried a single, illusion veil edged in matching Holiday Inn at Grayling Sept. 18 yellow long-stem rose. 2 weeks only chantilace. Mother of the bride wore a 6820 E. MAIN were Mrs. George Roch. Mr. Bridesmaids included Ruth She carried a cascade bou- floor-length mint sata-polyester CASS CITY and Mrs. C. U. Brown. Mrs. Ann Bandlow. Snover. a friend So soon children are grown and gone. Re- quet with yellow daisy mums, gown with chiffon bishop Ernest Croft and the Misses FREE! rust cushion mums and talis- sleeves. She wore a corsage of of the bride: Martha Hunt. WED- through SATURDAY member those special days and special mo- yellow carnations with statis. Catherine McGillvray and Dayton. Ohio, the groom's ments of when she was your little girl. Stop by man roses accented with baby's Laura Biuelow. sister-in-law; and Colleen breath. Mother of the groom wore a SUNDAY, OCT. 7 Tschirhart. Ubly. sister of the Call 872-3565 and see us today for advice on how to make EXTRA PRINTS - FULL SIZE Matron of honor was Mrs. floor-length dark brown sata- those picture-taking moments successful. We CASS CITY CHRONICLE bride. All were attired in gowns For Appointment Kenneth Proctor of Akron, a polyester gown, accented with 7:30 P.M. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY similar to the maid of honor and have a complete line of KODAK INSTAMATIC' CHOOSE * BEST ONES AND GET friend of the bride. Bridesmaids gold accesories. She wore a AT CASS CITY. MICHIGAN carried a single long-stem white were Mrs. Robert Ashmore of corsage of yellow carnations 6SS2 Main Street still and movie cameras plus plenty of de- EXTRAS . ifc! rose. They wore white and blue Millington. sister of the groom with baby's breath. John Haire. publisher. FREE! FREEI pendable Kodak film ... it does make a National Advertising Representative satin ribbons in their hair and Miss Margie Sattelberg of The church was decorated Michigan Weekly Newspapers. Inc . 257 Best man was Terry llcml Refreshments difference. Unionvilkv friend of the bride. with candelabra and baskets on MRS. CHARLENE SHERRY Michigan Avenue. East Lansing. Mich- rick. Decker, cousin of (he Miss Shelly Proctor of Akron, stands on either side of the igan FREE - ALBUM PAGES groom. Other groomsmen in- Kodak Makes Your Pictures Count. friend of the bride, served as altar, filled with yellow, rust Second Class postage paia a\ Cass f!..'.er girl. GUEST ORGANIST City. Michigan. 48726 cluded Rod Tschirhart. Ubly. and Prizes daisy mums, carnations, gladi- Subscription Price: To post olt'ces in brother of the bride: Donald Given away Saturday as part They wore chiffon gowns of oli the colors of fall. Tuscola. Huron and Sanilac Counties. Hunt. Deford and Tom Hunt. •ipricot and willow green, fea- A reception and dinner for S5-00 a year or 2 years lor S9 00 3 years .uring high rise waists, slightly lor SI3 50 S3 00 lor six months. Dayton. Ohio, brothers of the of our opening Celebration. approximately 700-800 persons In other parts of the United States. S6 00 OLD WOOD DRUG gathered skirts, long puffed was held following the cere- groom PUBLIC INVITED a year 50 cents extra charged for pan Mother of the bride wore a sleeves and ruffles around the mony at the American Legion year order. Payable m advance blue floor-length sleeveless, neckline and hems. Ribbons Hall. Unionville. For information regarding ne-vspaper LINDA STOLL PHONE 872-2075 we>'e v.orn in their hair to match After a trip to Mackinac advertising and commercial and |Ob doubleknit gown with a gold On The Corner" the gowns. printing, telephone 872-2010 necklace and a yellow rose Owner - Operator Island and the upper peninsula, The bridesmaids carried the couple will reside in Caro. CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1973 CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-TlTURSDATi, OCTOBER 4, 1973 USE CASS CITY CHRONICLE WANT ADS FOR FASTR MORE EFFICIENT SALES TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH-USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CHRONICLE LINERS KITCHEN HELP - Sherwood Transit usincssi r;ite: WILL BABYSIT all but midnight FOR SALE - 1971 350 Honda, NEW EXCLUSIVE Offering In FIRST FLOOR One-bedroom WOUjLD LIKE a family cow - SPRAY PAINTING and White INTERVIEWER wanted for FOR SALE - Steer for meat. FO3 SALE - 1968 CMC pickup FOR SALE - Travel trailer, Cass Clt'y area. 138-year-old Apartment. Carpeted, fur- on time - for two little girls. Washing, Ray Brlggs, phone Forest, Gagetown, Call 665- part-time telephone survey •_'<> words «r less. 75 cents each shift. Will also stay with $300; 2 chrome mag wheels 55 cents a pound on the hoof. 9971. 9-6-tf insertion; additional words :i elderly people. Phone 872- for Volkswagen, $50; Coronado 1/2 ton truck, In good con- 1973, 27-foot All season, fully company Is expanding. Seeking nished, all utilities paid. If any answer, come 3 miles 517 761-7282, Clifford, Mich. work. Give phone number. Phone 872-2977. 9-27-3 dition, call 872-25?3 after 6 self-contained. Factory air, distributors In Cass City area. Adults only. Call 673-4006. east and 2 1/2 south of M-53 '5-10-26 Must have private line. Not cents each. Three weeks for the 2287. 9-20-3 refrigerator, like new, harvest price of two - cash rate. Save gold, $200; metal frame twin o'clock. 10-4-3 carpet, duct floor heat. Pri- Also other areas. Opportunity 10-4-tf and M-81 on left side of road, a selling job. Air mall letter FOR SALE - West of Cass vate bedroom. Many extras. unlimited. Earn $15,000 ayear ask |for Mary Druley. 9-20-3 HELP WANTED in Meat De- Custom Butchering including education, work ex- money by enclosing cash with bed and mattress, $15. Call BOW HUNTERS 872-3512 or 872-2989. Bob City: Ranch type 2 bedroom USED APPLIANCES - 8 used Must sell, this weekend. See at part time. More for full time. FOR SALE - 1969 Mercury, partment. Apply In person. perience and names of refer- m;iil orders Hates for display home in excellent condition Walnut Trailer Park, 41 IBS Dick Erla, Erla's Inc., 6233 ences to: American Research \v;ir.it ad on implication. King. 9-20-3 refrigerators, starting $19.95; Under $1000 Investment Is good condition. Make offer. I The Cass City Meat cut, wrapped and frozen. Come In and look over our with attached garage, large Seeger. 10-4-1 protected by Inventory. Write ARC Registered Malemutes, Church St., Cass City, Mich. Bureau, Field Operations, 6 gas and electric ranges, complete line of Bear archery FOR SALE - 2-year-old Appa- partly wooded lot, Cass City starting $29.95; 30 used color T.E.C. Enterprises, 310 7th male and female. 1/2 Arabian Professional Building 7-26-tf 4320 Ammendale Road, Belts- EXPERIENCED Waitresses. and also the Browning line. School District, price $17,- St., Bay City, Ml. Send In- vllle, Maryland 20705. 10-4-3 Sherwood Forest, Gagetown. loosa stud, can be registered. TVs, starting at $79.95; FOR SALE - 12x65 mobile borne pinto gelding, with saddle and All Hunting licenses now avail- 500.00 (Listing #242-1)-Also, Schneeberger TV, Appliances, currently set up In HuntsvUte formation as follows: Name, bridle. Phone 673-6600. Now \ leasing office space of Great Decorating Ideas Start Gainor's Call 665-9971. 9-6-tf able. Good 4-H project or show halfway between Cass City and full address including zip code, 10-4-3 various sizes. Here. AUCTIONbERfNG - Farm and horse, $175. Phone 872-3528. Furniture. Phone 872-2696. Trailer Park. Partly fur- Caro on M-81, remodeled nished. Dale Mclntosh. Phone phone number very Important. Color coordinate your home Meat Packing general. Harold Copeland, FOR SALE - Speed Queen port- 9-27-3 three bedroom house with at- 5-17-tf ZENITH HEARING AIDS - new with the latest In carpeting Cass City. Phone 872-2592. Albee True Value 872-4264. 8-23-tf 9-6-6 Will jremodel to suit tenants' atwln washer with spin dryer, tached 2 car garage, barn and GOOD Family milk cow, Hoi- or used. Our business is help- needs. from Magee and Morcrest. Bad Axe. Phone 269-8161 5-18-tf avocado. 678-4382. 9-27-3 Hardware FINE WINES at low prices. ing people to hear better - Add the crowning touch with other buildings and 71/2 acres stein, 7 years old. T-B and FOR SALE - Set of four 14* FOR SALE - Used double snow- S. Seeger St., Best selection In the Thumb of land, price $19,500.00 (List- Bangs tested, $500.00. 3 west " mobile trailer. Excellent con- Where the quality goes in be- today's easy-do wallcovering 1 mile north, 1 mile west of WILL DO baby sitting In my Phone 872-2270 at Old Wood Drug. Low fat ing #247-1) - Southwest of mag wheels with nearly brand fore the name goes on. Auth- and paint. Bad Axe. 11-25-tf ROOMS FOR RENT - Girls Cass City and 1/2 south of Argyle on new tires, asking only $100.00, dition. $150.00. Phone 872- ! Cass City home, any shift, week ends only. Cooking In rooms. $10 milk 99? gallon. 9-20-3 Gagetown, 11 acres vacant west side of road. Franklin 2855. 10-4- In orized Zenith Dealer. Free Telephone 872-3570 or Visit our decorating depart- and evenings. Phone 872-2492. 8-30-6 land, good building sites lo- $250.00 value. Also Bell and customer parking in back. ment soon. a week and up. References Webb, 4575 Arnold Road, Howell super 8 movie outfit, ! 872-3283 WANTEulor viKing Nancy Schulz. 9-20-3 required. 872-2406. 4391 S cated on Tarvia Road, price Snover, Mich. 48472 10-4-3 Terms available. McConkey ; 9-27-6 Free estimates and prompt snowmobiles; please contact FINAL WEEK of garage sale - GROSS $8,250.00, will sell on land camera, projector, screen and TM-COUNTY Dead stock re-. Jewelry & Gift Shop, 64"58 service. Swiger. 5-3-tf lights, used very little, ask- ' moval. Phone 375-4088. E & M Distributors, Inc., 1958 FOR SALE - 1963 Ford Fair- everything at reduced prices: contract (Listing #245-1) - Main Street, Cass City, Mich. "SORAL BOOTS" Men's Canad- Greenwood Road, Prescott, baby buggy, car seat, jumper MEAT MARKET West of Cass City on Hoppe ing $80.00. Phone after torn 7-27-tf 48726. Phone call collect (517) lane, low mileage, good run- FOR SALE - 3-wheel adult DEERING PACKING 872-3443. 10-4-1 ian, ] Sub Zero Bush Pac oil Michigan 48756, Phone (517) ning condition. Phone 872- blkw. Phone 872-3617. 10-4-1 seat, etc. Children's clothing, Rd. 20 acres half wooded, 872-3025. 4-20-tf treated leather uppers, rub- Albee True Value 873-3500, 10-4-2 all sizes, men's suits - small FOR PERSONAL SERVICE Tarvia Road, $10,000.00 terms Fresh counter meats FOR SALE - 19ba 3458, or can be seen at 5931 and large, ladles' dresses - New tires and exhaust system. ber 'bottoms, non sldd soles Main St., Deford. 10-4-»tn (Listing #246-1) - Southwest Roger W. Austin and jvool felt removable liners, Hardware RUMMAGE SALE - Saturday, sizes 10, 14, 15, 16 and 22 1/2, And the Best in Meats 4307 Leach St., Cass City. FOR SALE - International pay FLOOrt SANDING -1-imsmng, Oct. 6, Presbyterian Church of Gagetown: 2 acres with 3 Open 7 days - weekdays till Phone 872-2446. 10-4-2n loader. Call after 4 p.m. 872- $16.87 to $29.87 pair. Mill Cass City 9-2o-tf carpet cleaning. Merle Bar- load of Sarah Coventry jewelry bedroom modern home, ga- 5. Open Friday till 9. Sundays 2070. 10-4-ln End Store, downtown Bay City. rigar, 120 Wllsie, Caro, Mich- basement. Doors open 9:00 all In excellent condition. Our Own Make o.' Fine West Bend a.m. 9-20-3 Sausages and Smoked Meats rage, barn, tool shed, lots of 1 - 5 p. m. Aluminum siding and soffit ! 10-4-1 GROUP GARAGE Sale - Thurs- igan. Phone 673-4031 after 4 Elery Sontag. Phone 665-9956 storage for boats, campers, and roofing done. Free esti- WANTED TO RENT - room by AUCTIONEERING - See Lorn day, 9-5, Friday, 9-9. Dishes, o'clock. 3-29-tf Gagetown or can be seen at etc. Price $24,900.00 terms Halves and quarters for sale. mate. License Contractor. businessman in Cass City. HELP WANTED - Part time Humidifiers 6574 Gage St., Gagetown. Freezer Meats ilways •Slim* Hlllaker. Top dollar saleslady. Federated Store, furniture and clothing, all Available available (Listing #251-1) - We wrap and freeze. Please call Fritz Olson, 872- for your property. Phone 872- SAVE-SAVE-SAVE on recrea- AUCTIONEER 10-4-ln L. S. Luba Real Estate, Inc., 2260. 10-4-1 Cass City. 10-4-2 sizes. Baby clothes like new; 9-23-tf 3019, Cass City. 10-3-tf playpen; baby swing. Many new tion vehicles at the annual EXPERIENCED Phone Caro 673-4 111 or Gage- For trucking, phone 761- 2933 E. Sanilac Rd. items. 4380 Ale. 10-4-1 Cass City Rotary Sno-moblle Starting at $49.95 FOR SALE - two pianos at town evenings 665-2501. 7073. SAVE-SAVE-SAVE on recrea- Complete Auctioneering Ser- Presbyterian church. Call WANTED - small farm or MayviUe, ML tion: vehicles at the annual Auction Sale Sunday, Oct. 14. acreage. Write Earl Bailey, 10-4-2 Call Caro 673-4941 anytime vice Handled Anywhere. 872-3105 or 872-3665. 9-20-3 6 1/2 miles east of MayviUe Cass City Rotary Sno-moblle FOR RENT - 5 room down- Consign your snowmobiles, 11324 Lozier, Warren, Ml. 7-12-tf NEWS FROM stairs unfurnished apartment. trailers, motorcycles, boats, Albee True Value Wij make All Arrangements on E. Mayville Rd. 3-5-tf Auction Sale Sunday, Oct. 14. My Experience Is Your FOR SALE - Fireplace wood. 48089. Call 313-756-3048. NOTICE Consign your snowmobiles, Phone 872-2195. 9-13-tf ATV's. Phone 872-2191, Dick Hardware 9-20-3 Erla, sales manager. 9-20-4 Assurance Phone 872-3998. 9-27-3 Re-Roof Awnings GROUP BASEMENT Sale-6721 FOR SALE - 1967 2 1/2 ton trailers, motorcycles, boats, Re-Side Insulate truck with 16 ft. box and hoist, Cass city FOR SALE - 1969 Detrolter Garfield. Thursday, 1-5 p.m., ATM's. Phone 872-2191, Dick Harvest Bazaar IRA AND DAVID Aluminum Windows and Doors Friday and Saturday, 9-5. power steering, In real good Erla, sales manager. 9-20-4 .Looking for no-wax vinyl floor 9-20-tf Custom Slaughtering - curing mobile home, like new. Phone Call or Write District Court OSENTOSKI - smoking and processing. 678-4195. 9-27-3 Clothing. Infant sizes on up, condition. Phone (313) 346- At St. Pancratius Hall covering? including several junior petite 2109. Home mornings. 10-4-1 Now FOR SALE - 1st cutting hay, PHONE: Bill Spraguej owner sizes and half sizes. Plus Saturday, October 13 Come see our baled. Call 872-2649. 9-27-3 Beef - Pork - Veal - Lamb. oOES YOUR PIANO need Han'.d John Kilbourn of Chester Felix Gaszczynski of Cuss City 872-2352 collect of Elkton Roofing and Siding miscellaneous items. Every- REAL ESTATE School In Mar- tuning? Call Duane Johnston, Company thing reasonable. Most under Deford in the village of Cass Cass City was ticketed on three Homelite Chain Saws 10 a,m. to 9 p.m. For Sale - Beef and Pork, 409 Cleveland St., Bad Axe, lette starting soon for part fine selection of beautiful vinyl CUSTOM BUTCHERING - Mon- FOR SALE - Entertainment whole or half. Wrapped in the Elkton 375-4215 $2. Many like new. 10-4-1 City was ticketed for exceeding separate charges. In the village Sunday, Oct. 14 floors from Congoleum. 269-7364. Thirteen years' ex- time or full time salesman. of Cass City for unnecessary day and by noon Tuesday. By Center, Magnavox and contains new clear shrink film. Bad Axe CO 9-7469 State Licensed Teacher. For posted speed limit 35 mph in an 10 a.m. till ? appointment only. Cutting and B « W TV, A.M-FM radio, perience on all makes of Bad Axe CO 9-7158 allowed 25 mile zone. He paid noise (tires). He paid fine and at pianos, registered craftsman SEPTIC TANK CLEANING - more Information call Ken wrapping for deep freeze. 11/2» sferuo record player, $100.00. Erla's Packing Co. Terms to 5 years For fast, guaranteed work call fine and costs of $20. costs of S15. In the city of miles south. Carl Reed, Cass A green rocking chair,$15.00. member of the Piano Techni- Meyers Realty 517-635-7487. Baked goods, arts, crafts, an- Albee True Value 3-17-tf Dale Rabldeau, Cass City 872- 10-4-4 Unionville, excessive speed, 55 Albee True Value tiques, old bottles and Lionel City. Phone 872-2085.10--27-tf Telephone 872-2885. 9.13.4 Cass City, Mich. cian's Guild. 7-.in-tf Harold Lee McLaughlin of mph in an allowed 40 mile zone. Hardware 3581 or 872-3000. 3-24-tf train and track. Dick Erla FOR SALE - Kenmore ?uto- Kingston in Kingston township He paid fine and costs of $30. Sjales & Service 10-4-1 BOOMS Reu i White Top Silos: Phone 872-2191 THANK YOU to Hills and was ticketed for exceeding And in Indianfields township, WANTED - Large dog house. FOR SALE - 1966 Scout with matlc electric washer and dry- FOR SALE - 1973 Yamaha 350 Cass City Phone 872-2586. 9-20-3 Now Is our 45th year serving Il-2-tf snowblade, winch, convertible er. Good condition. Reason- Dales Hospital, Dr. Donahue, night time speed limit, 70 mph improper lane usage, fine and Phone 872-2270 road bike. 600 miles. Also FT. Chrlstensen, relatives, Cass City WHY PAY MORE when you can the nnore aggressive and cost top and four-wheel drive. Con- able. Phone Bad Axe 269- alto sax. Call after 4 p.m in allowed 55 mile zone. He paid costs of $20. 10-4-tf buy antenna supplies, rotor 7-12-13 conscious farmers. Silos for FOR SALE - straw, 125 bales. tact Mike Wood. 9-27-3 7722 after 5. 9-20-3 friends and neighbors for the fine and costs of $30. Stanley Hoppe of Cass City in and antenna, for as much as FOR SALE: every purpose. Get all the Phone 872-3617. 10-4-1 872-2564. 9-20-3 many kindnesses and care dur- the village of Cass City was facts before you buy. Find out ing my hospital stay. John VOR RENT - Electric adding, 50 per cent off when you buy KOSTANKO's Auto Service - FOR SALE - feeder pigs. Edgar Ernest George Richards of ticketed for unnecessary noise from Schneeberger TV, Fur- 40 acres on nice country road, what a really heavy plaster FOR SALE - 3 bedroom home, Tenczer. 10-4-1 macli'ne by day or week. Or All gas and diesel engines, 1/2 mile frontage. 2 good MARTIN ELECTRIC Cummins, 1 mile west and Cass City in Denmark township (tires). He paid fine and costs of niture and Appliance, Cass automatic transmissions, re- coat Is. Is It applied with a 1 1/4 miles out of Cass City. SAVE GAS was ticketed for improper rent j a new Smith-Corona houses. Reasonable. $37,- 1 3/4 north of Cass City. $15. City. Phone 872-2696. builds, tune-ups, welding and cem«nt gun for better adhe- Hardwood floors, full base- Phone 872-2969. 10-4-3 I WBH TO thank all my friends olates (no registration). He portable typewriter. Also new 500.00. D-94 sion iind a much, much heavier Residential and Commercial and relatives who sent me get Thomas Nathaniel Bill of and used typewriters for sale, 11-27-tf fabricating. Our policy is cus- ment, panelled with family paid fine and costs of $15. Cass City in Indianfields town- tomer satisfaction. Phone 872- plaster lining inside like we room, carpeted, kitchenette, Wiring FOR RENT - 3-bedroom house Buy a well cards, flowers and other all makes. Leave your type- 38 acres, 3/4 mile from high- do? V,'e Install the foundation. gifts, and also for the many ship was ticketed for violation writdrs and other office equip-, EARLY FALL Inventory Sale 2210. 10-4-4 laundry, and bathroom. Nat- in country. Reference re- way. Older house needs work. Our trucks are self unloading ural gas heat, Culllgan water State Licensed telephone calls from well- of night speed, 65 mph in an mentl at our store for repair. - Thumb Landscaping Co., Has barn and well. Bargain quired. Call Vassar, 823-3478, allowed 55 mile zone. He paid Ubly. Shrubs, shade trees, FOR SALE - Homelite cnaln with hydraulic booms. Sllo- softener and 1 car garage at- after 6 p.m. 9-20-3 TURBO VAPOR wishers. They were all great- •McCJmkey Jewelry and Gift at $20,000.00. $5,000.00 down. Matlc and VanDale equipment. tached. 24x30 workshop. In- Free Estimates ly appreciated. Helen Stevens. fine and costs of $20. Shopi 10-6-ti spruce trees, white stone, saws; Johnson outboard mo- D-46 Gagetown wood chips, railroad ties. tors, boats and accessories. Order now and avoid the fall sulated and panelled with 100,- 10-4-1 Stanley Ellis Morell of Cass rush. Booms Silo Co., Inc., Attention Hunters INJECTOR NEIGHBORS' GARAGE Sale - 10-4-ln Boyd Shaver's Garage, Caro, 4G Acres - Ideal for building, 000 BTU overhead natural gas PHONE 872-4114 City in Juniata township was Westinghouse console stereo, across from Caro Drlve-In. Harbor Beach, Ml. 48441 heater and air compressor. I WISH TO thank relatives and Mrs. -Elery Sontag ticketed for speeding 65 mph. recreation or farming. $20,- Phono (517) 479-6654. 7-5-tf Large garden, on Koepfgen Now in Stock: many friends for cards and $20; JLP records; Stroll-O- USED TELEVISION Sets, black Phone OSborn 3-3039. 1-23-tf 000.00 or contract. D-66 •HBO Hurds Corner Road 30,000 operators report 25% He paid fine and costs of $20. Chain; baby dressing table; and white and color - porta- Road. Call 872-2778 after 5:00. 10-I-t A complete line of guns, In- flowers received during my FOR .SALE - 2 Walnut end cluding Browning. better gas mileage. stay in hospital; also Dr. Hac- Phtme 665-9956 David Wayne Crosby of high phair; clothing - men's, bles and consoles, $29.95 and Fine 3 bedroom home in Cass 10-4-" Kingston in Aimer township Now Representing tabloit and coffee table. In Automatics - pumps - bolt Rae, the nurses of Hills and woman's, children's and in- up. Terms available. Schnee- City. Lovely family room with excellent condition. 4311 Ale 1971 12x50 VanDyke trailer, Ask these dealers about their was ticketed for failure to stop fants'!; toys; potluck! Thurs- berger's TV - Furniture, 1972 PONTIAC Catallna 2 door action - single shots. Dales Hospital and Pastor beautiful fireplace. Sharp St. 10-4-3 fully furnished, automatic results: Streeter for his words of com- in an assured clear distance day, 11-6, and Friday, 9-6. phone 872-2696. 3-16-tf Marshall throughout. Reasonable at hardtop with PS, PB, Auto- washer and dryer. All set up Mr. and Mrs. William Merz ahead. He paid fine and costs of 4163 i Maple. 10-4-1 matic, factory air, small Also gun cases - shells and fort. I appreciate all of these and family of Saginaw and Mr. $34,000.00. D-71 In Huntsville Park. Excellent hunting accessories. Cass City Gulf kind acts. Florence Powell. $25. Real Estate Tru-Test Ammunition economical V-8 engine, like condition. Call 872-3918. Must and Mrs. Joe Wald and family WILL i DO baby sitting In my brand new, only 11,000 miles, 10-4-1 were Sunday dinner guests of Kenneth Dean Krueger, De- Janitor-Watchman L.S. LUBA 12-20 irauge sell. 9-27-3 Make homei Reasonable rates. Call no accidents, $2,995.00. Call Coach Light their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ford, was found guilty of Phonft 872-3165. 9-20-3 REAL ESTATE, INC. Light load S2.2D 674-2311. 10-4-1 i WISH TO thank Dr. Schwartz careless driving on M-56. He willing to work rotating after- GROUP BASEMENT Sale -6721 and Dr. Donahue, also tbe Vincent Wald, and Miss Mary 12-20 cauge Garfield. Thursday, 1-5 p.m., Albee True Value Pharmacy Wald. The occasion was to paid a $30 fine and $20 in costs. noon/midnight shift. Excellent Tom Ritter Caro Heavy load $2.79 wonderful staff at Hills and wages and benefits. Phone 673-4111 Hap's Open Spaces Friday and Saturday, 9-5. Hardware Dales Hospital for their won- celebrate Miss Mary Wald's TRACTORS 4-10 (JilURe $2.39 Clothing. Infant sizes on up, birthday. 872-3621 or Lee D'Arcy 635- 7341 22 cartridges derful care; also thanks to 1972 Ford Maverick 2 door, 9-20-3 announces Including several Junior petite your Hunting headquarters. Ouvry Chevrolet 2 - Case 580 w/loader Listings Needed Shorts Long rifle Hunting licenses now avail- my relatives, friends and John Hunter of Cleveland, radio and whitewalls. good Apply in person at: sizes and half sizes. Plus neighbors for their visits, 1-gns, 1-diesel 10-4-4 S.CG $.09 Dealership for miscellaneous items. Every- able. 8-30-6 Ohio, spent a few days last week economy engine. Sharp, Case 1470 - 4 wheel drive w/cab Walbro Corporation FOH -a jot) well done feeang' flowers, plants, gifts, and only $1788.00. thing reasonable. Most under here with his parents, Mr. and Case 1170 - w/cab FOR SALE - Holsteln springer clean carpets with Blue Lus- Stihl Chain Saws FOR SALE - Topsoll Arlan miay nice cards; the Rev. 6242 Garfield Avenue Albee True Value $2. Many like new. 10-4-1 Sattelmcler and wife for their Mrs. William C Hunter. '.ate 1030 w/cab Cass City, Michigan cows and heifers, grade and tre. Rent electric shampooer A make for every use. Brown. Phone 638-4132 or FOR SALE - 1371 Pontlac (Le- 1971 Chev. 4 door sedan, International 656 w/cab (gas) registered, some with rec- $1. Ben Franklin Store, Cass Hardware 658-3682. 9-27-3 Mans style) 3 speed manual visits and prayers. Many 10-4-1 City. G-ll-tf 10-J-l SAVE-SAVE-SAVI-: on recrea- thanks to mj wonderful par- Mr. and Mrs. Elery Sontag automatic transmission, nternational 1206 w/cab & duals ords. TB tested and vaccin- Cass CISy Hap & Bonnie transmission, locally serv- returned home Monday morn- V8. power steering and ated. Free delivery." Priced tion vehicles at the annual iced, superb gas mileage. ents, who have helped with the John Deere diesel 2010 w/loader FOR SALE - tall antique chest .'•Cli nt:NT - Wsseil ar. speed trans- We have BABYSITTER Needed Immed- Jointers and cover boards - church, the Evergreen School COMBINES 9-20-3 valve. Rental models as low mission. Call 073-3307 after condition. Call 872-29-15. on rubber, like new, con- District, for the flowers and Detroit, and also the Thomp- WEDDING INVITATIONS and 9-27-3 iately - 3-4 days a week for Case 660 w/cab. straw chopper - as $189.95. Special offer - 5 p.m. 10-4-3 lime available vertible to 2 or 3 bottom plow, memorials; to Rev. George sons' daughter, Miss Grace 1971 Chev. pickup, custom announcements. A complete 6 hours or less. Huntsville Harmon and Rev. Wurtz for Thompson of Westland. V8. standard transmission, 10 ft, grain header CAuPENTER contractor with free gift with water demon- $200. Phone Ubly 658-8235. line of printing, raised print- builder's license. Anything In stration in your, home. No GRIM'S DRIVE-IN - Featuring FOR SAI.K - 8 ft. Tour Home at all times. Park. Phone 872-4258. 9-27-3 the comforting words; The low mileage. Blue and Case 300 w/grain header ing or engraving. Dozens to : Camper, good condition. Phone 10-4-3 Miss Rosalia Mall, Mrs. C. P. construction and home re- obligation. Crystalsoft Divi- Moora 's Ice Cream and Mons- Marsh Brothers for their white, special at $2195.00. International 203 w/13 footheader choose from. Cass City modeling. Chester Kullnski, sion, Fuelgas Co. M-53 and terburijers. M-81 and M-53. 872-2276. 10-4-3 services, the Eastern Star for Hunter and Gertrude Schwad- International 503 w/grain head - Chronicle, Cass City. 1-12-tf Klein's LISTINGS WANTED!!!! the wonderful service and tbe erer were Sunday dinner guests phone 872-2512. Satisfaction M-81. 4-29-tf Sunday - Thursday, 11:30-10. 1968 Chev. convertible V8, straw chopper - Martin bean is my bus!nes_s. 11-30-tf Friday - Saturday, 11:30-11. CARPETS gleam wnon cleaned lovely meal they served after of Mr. and Mrs. Richard white with black top. needs Fertilizers WHAT DO YOU HAVE TOSKI.L? A farm. home, retirement home. pickup - 4 row corn head NOTICE - The Port Huron 0-7-tf by steam. For free estimates the service. Your kindness will McDonald and family at Cass work - only $488.00. Do It Now* #903 call Thumb Carpet Cleaners business, river property, lake property, recreational land, lots, always be remembered. The City. Other guests at the REGISTERED Appaloosa stal- Times Herald is now deliv- 4H HARVESTERS 2 Bedroom Aluminum Sided ered by Doug McArthur. 823-8821. 24-hour service. No country place? Perhaps the prospective buyer's name for your place family of Mable Bailey. McDonald home were Mr. and 1969 Ford Galaxie 4 door Home, fenced lot, garage lion, 5 years old, $300. Large FRKE - One tan female puppy. Job too large or small. Phone 872-2120 is already on our list. If so. we'll be happy to get in touch with him if 10-4-1 Mrs. Ben Ritter and Mr. and International Model SO - 2 row black mare, 8 years old, $150. Please call 872-3163 for de- Phor.O 872-2447. 10-4-1 3-S-tf sedan V8, automatic trans- $12,500 Phone 872-3318. 10-4-1 livery. 9-27-3 you list with: Mrs. William Ritter, all of Cass mission, power steering, New Holland 818, 1-row Don't Wait #900 8-30-tf THE FAMILY OF J. Russell City. needs little paint work - International green chopper REAL ESTATE B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE today. Cook wishes to thank every- $488.00. Model 15 3 Bedroom home on 10 acres FALL SPECIALS FOR SALE - 1973 Chevrolet one for their thonghtftilness John and Pat Kreger of of Good Earth, Woods and Pond NEAR CARO: 3 bedroom 2 story homo, corner lot 135x225 Impala Custom, 2 door hard- No chare? for listing. Let us explain our advertising and selling and sympathy at tbe time of Sandusky spent from Friday 1968 Chev. Impala coupe, SPREADERS All this for only $32,500 remodeled modern kitchen, new automatic dishwasher, washer top, power steering, power program lo you. . the sudden death of my hus- night until Sunday with their John Deere 4320 w/cab - 230 hours band and our dear dad. A standard transmission, V8 New Holland 510 John Deere 4520 w/cab and duals and liryer, new carpeting, living room has new carpeting, brakes. 350 V-8 Turbo- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Call Us* #776 bath, basement, lots of trees and shrubs. B2-CY-307 Ydramatlc, AM-FM radio, special thank you to the Little engine, bucket seats, extra John Deere 45 John Deere 3010 Gas Ambulance Service; Dr. Don- Leslie Munro. Their parents, clean - only $688.00. 2 Bedroom home on 3/4 acre me Model M sharp, $3,500. If interested, B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE Mr. and Mrs. Max Kreger of New Idea 203 Full Basement, Carport and IHC Model H PRICE REDUCTION: 40 acres with 3 bedroom home, kitchen call 872-4111 after 5:30 p.m. ahue and staff at Hills and Sandusky, spent the week end in Shed. Easy Terms $15,900. IHC Model 300 has lots of cupboards, living room has new carpeting with 10-4-3 Dales Hospital for their won- northern Michigan and came to BLOWER B. A. Calka, Realtor derful care and concern; Rev. AC Chopper fireplace, full bath, new garage, outbuilding. Hl-F-480 Woodard, Rev. Wood and Rev. take the boys home with them New Holland Model 25 used Ken Meyers Realty John Deere 24 ft. Field Cultivator FOR SALE - '63 CMC 1.2 ton Sunday. Marlette John Deere Roil guard w/curtalns pickup. Also baby furniture. 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48726 Prong for their prayers and Phone: 635-7487 or 683-2228 Phone 872-4116. 9-20-3 comfort; relatives, friends and OUVRY John Deere 16 ft. Harrows J. McLEOD REALTY Telephone: Area Code 517-872-3355 neighbors; Ixdies of Novesta 10-4-tf RABIDEAU or call: Church of Christ for the lunch- LIVE IT UP Laethem Equipment Company 630 N. State Street, Caro PAPER NAPKINS Imprinted eon and to Roger Little and CHtV.-OLDS INC. WANTED - female high school with names and dates for wed- Fred A. McKuchern. Associate Shirley A. Kappen. the staff of Little's Funeral ! MOTORS dings, receptions, showers, Week ends'to some are to junior to work after school 337 Montague St. 872-3:555 872-3355 Home. Your kindness will long Phoni' 872-383!! CASS CITY HEP. IN CASS CITY AREA, DALE BROWN B72-31S8 anniversaries and other oc- celebrate, masticate, bicarbon- C ASS CITY and Saturday. Apply Friday Caro, Mich. be remembered in our hearts. ate, and the next day to or Saturday at Ben Franklin Day or Night Phone 673-6106 or 673-6107 10-4-1 casions. The Cass City Chron- William C. Hunter PH. 872-2616 icle. l-12-tf Mrs. Russell Cook, Frances, medicate. Store, Cass City. 10-4-1 Phone 673-3939 10-4-1 665-2261 Gagetown Eugene and family. 10-4-1