J Gagetow n’s Sunday brunch Cass City 8th lgraders Cass City High spring n> W at least 10 years old I among- essoli contest winners II I sports Pagesstart 10-11 Monday I Page 3 II Page 5 I CASS CITY CHRONICLE VOLUME 80, NUMBER 52 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN -WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,1987 Twenty-five cents Lakers W.E. Walpole honored nix0 / Capacity crowd at 1O=mill tax chamber banquet A capacity-plus crowd of Donahue, who described during the Christmas holi- A record 2,512 persons-- some 230 persons packed Walpole as an “all Ameri- day, and noted that annual lighting and decoration more than 164 percent of the into the Cass City High can and champion entrep- More eligible voters--in the School cafeteria Thursday reneur,” presented the exhibits in the 1950s Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port for an evening of awards award to Bob Walpole. brought Cass City national pictures School District went to the and presentations at the an- In a brief speech, Walpole and state recognition as polls Monday to decide a nual Cass City Chamber of reminded the audience of “Christmas Town.” on pup 11 special IO-mill request, Commerce banquet. his father’s business and He also revealed what he F which was defeated by 130 Presentation of the “Citi- life philosophies, including referred to as “a little indi- votes. zen of the Year” award for “you first must give to re- cation of what’s going to be volvement. He noted that “I don’t know if we’ll 1987 highlighted the fes- ceive” and “people are in December.” Cass City has experienced come back again (for tivities, with Village Man- your most important Vyse, who in December a great deal of growth over brought back memories of another vote), or if we’ll ager Lou s. LaPonsie re- asset.” the past 17 years, the Christmas Town era close school buildings, , .,” ceiving the award from 1985 “He tvas extremely Acreage in the village in- school Supt. Harry J. citizen award recipient proud of this community,” with a lighted display of creased from 664 acres in Brunet said Tuesday morn- PAST CITIZEN of the Year Tom Proctor congratulates Tom Proctor. Walpole remarked, adding, papier-mache snowmen in 1970 to 949 acres in 1987-a ing. “We’re at a situation 1987 Citizen Lou S. Laponsie, Cass City’s village manager Cass City High School “and proud to call it his his front yard, uncovered 47 percent jump, he said, the beginnings of a display adding that 126 new houses now that I don’t know what 15 senior Clayton Hobart was home.” we’re going to do.” for the past years. named “Junior Citizen of featuring papier-mache totalling $4.8 million in con- Year.” CHRISTMAS TOWN forms of the heads of a lion, struction costs were built Brunet remarked that the Also honored were the ram, elephant and during that period. In addi- voter turnout is the late Walter E. Walpole, Vyse, who had the audi- lioness. tion, some $14.5 million in “largest I’ve ever seen,” founder of Walbro Corp.; ence roaring with laughter Also speaking at Thursr commercial construction with 1,182 persons voting and Cass City resident during a slide presentation day night’s program, which has taken place since 1976, “y~s” and 1,312 persons Lloyd Vyse, whose exper- and talk about Cass City’s lasted for more than 3 he remarked. voting “no.” There were 18 tise with papier mache Christmas Town days, also hours, were new Chamber “spoiled” votes. Brunet es- played a major role during was honored, and received of Commerce president GOOD, BAD NEWS timated a total of 3,900 elig- Cass City’s “Christmas a plaque from master of Tom Herron, and Village ible voters in the district. Town” years. ceremonies and Walbro Council President Larry Davis’ speech was a mix chairman Lambert Al- of both good and bad news. Among the district’s 3 LaPonsie, who has Davis, served as village manager thaver. Herron outlined chamber While the village is “in precincts, Pigeon was the Vyse described the com- good, sound financial condi- only one to approve the mil- since 1972, was lauded by goals for the future, par- munity-wide participation ticularly community in- Please turn to page 11. lage request, with 551 yes Proctor and the chamber votes and 455 no votes. Bay as a‘resident whose actions Port voters rejected the re- are proof of his dedication quest 144-95, and Elkton to his church and commun- voters rejected the request ity. ThuwLb co-op plans 713-536. He has served as a The 10 mills, if approved, member of the Village would have raised slightly Planning Commission, more than $4.3 million. “It Economic Development would have solved our Association, Elkland dish descrambler school financial problems Township Library Board, for the next 4 or 5 years, I county Solid Waste Man- There’s good news for counties .> LOCAL PLANS would say,” Brunet re- agement Committee, Vil- area television satellite “We think there are a lot marked. lage Management Commit- dish owners who are mem- of possibilities with it,” Specifics on cost, dates The voter turnout is in tee and Michigan Munici- bers of the Thumb Electric Krause remarked Monday. and programming aren’t contrast to the district’s pal League Board. Cooperative. “Our board of directors available yet. But Krause last special election held in A member of the First The new National Rural really endorses the concept indicated that the de- September, when less than Baptist Church in Cass Telecommunications Co- of NRTC. It.’s going to be scrambling package set to 15 percent of the district’s City, LaPonsie is a member operative has announced something that’s going to be offered by the NRTC is voters defeated a 1 1/2 mill of the Board of Deacons and plans to offer descrambled benefit the Thumb, and not ideally suited to area rural request. choir, and has taught Sun- satellite TV programs to only” in terms of the de- residents who have made Brunet indicated he won’t day school. In addition he rural dish owners through scrambling package, he investments in TV satellite have any idea what the dis- is a member of the Grand local electric co-ops, in- added. Krause explained dishes only to be frustrated trict’s next move will be CASS CITY High School senior Clayton Hobart, one of 9 Rapids Baptist College and cluding Thumb Electric, by that NRTC is promoting by scrambled signals. until the board of education Seminary Board, and for- midsummer. programs which utilize “I think we’ve had 25 to

meets April 13. The regular students nominated, received the “Junior Citizen of the merly was on the board of According to a Thumb other uses of satellite com- 30 calls from people asking meeting will begin at 7:30 Year” award from John Maharg, a member of the + Baptist Family Services in Electric spokesman, the munications. about the possibility” of p.m. at Laker Junior High. St. Louis, Mich. ’ service may also become getting the descrambling chamber’s board of directors. Born in Rudyard, Mich., According to Phillips, the Y available to persons who NRTC is negotiating with package, he remarked. in December 1932, he mar- aren’t members of the elec- ried his wife, Carol, in May several satellite program- Krause added that tric co-op. mers. Agreements in prin- Thumb Electric’s goal is to 1957. The couple have 7 chil- Robert Phillips, presi- offer the service at a cost dren; Grace, Faith, Hope, dent of the newly formed ciple have been reached Daniel, Joy, Philip and with 12 channels, including which is reasonable for the Petitions to stop building NRTC, told persons at the Cable News Network, customer and yet doesn’t Aaron. Michigan Electric WTBS, Nashville Network, jeopardize the co-op’s LaPonsie spent 4 years in Cooperative Association’s the Navy before working USA, CBN and the Country primary business, annual meeting in Lansing Music Network. “We’re not here to take for the Michigan Highway last week that the co-op ex- advantage of people. If we Department as a road and pects to complete an agree- The organization also is can offer a service and still of new facility successful bridge construction inspec- ment with a dozen satellite talking with larger prog- keep our co-op viable, and tor for 11 years. He also was TV programmers late this rammers such as ESPN, if it’s good for our member- street commissioner for 3- month. the Disney Channel, HBO ship, then we’re going to go A petition drive to get tee to Stop Waste of ‘lax lease for the existing DSS Dillon and Lefler that the 1/2 years in L’Anse, Mich. That contract will allow and Showtime. after it,” he continued. enough signatures to force Dollars, which building on East Caro Rd. building won’t be paid for rural electric cooperatives Phillips predicted that Krause said that Thumb a county-wide vote on the spearheaded the drive, expires July 31, and the de- by the taxpayers. “I never JUNIOR CITIZEN that are members of NRTC the package of descram- Electric will pay‘a yearly building of a new Depart- filed the signatures Friday partment wants a new got anything free in my to provide descrambling bled programs will be av- $1,000 fee plus $500 per year ment of Social Services with Tuscola County Clerk building which will meet its life,” he said. Liebler Hobart, son of Ben and service in their areas. ailable to dish owners at a for the next 3 years to be a facility has been successful Elsie Hicks, who said she growing needs. The DSS of- explained that county resi- Jeannine Hobart, was Thumb Electric is one of monthly fee of $10 to $15. member in the NRTC. with more than 3,200 signa- will call an election after ficials approached the dents would still be paying selected as “Junior Citi- 6 of Michigan’s 14 electric Phillips also spoke of Although the cost may tures obtained. verifying the petition signa- county board and discussed for the building through zen” from a field of 9 candi- co-ops to join NRTC, ac- plans for a nationwide net- seem high, he commented, The question that re- tures. The verification will the possibility of building a state taxes. “If they want dates, Also nominated were cording to general man- work of telecommunica- the fees paid now are an mains is, will there be a take a week. new facility. The county to spend more money on Deb Blue, Eric Traube, ager Mike Krause, who in- tions for the 1,000 electric investment which is ex- vote? Kim D. Glaspie, District board indicated that it had welfare, they should give it Robyn Powell, Christine dicated he believes mem- co-ops, their statewide as- pected to yield a high re- The month-old Commit- 2 commissioner, said that no money to finance such a to the clients,” Liebler said. Britt, Ann Leslie, Shannon bership in the national or- sociations and other af- turn. “We feel the dollars the county board hasn’t de- project. McIntosh, Mike Kelley and ganization will mean better filiates. The technology will we’re investing will be cided yet if there will be an Dillon discussed the issue Liebler, who owns the Mark Kappen. and more cost effective ser- allow the co-ops to share turned around in the fu- election. According to Glas- with the State Department existing DSS building, said Hobart has been active in vice to Thumb Electric’s inform ation , training prog- ture,” he added. 6 geek pie, the board members of Management and that if the department athletic as well as scholas- 9,600 customers in rural rams and conduct financial feel that if they pull out of Budget, and came up with wants a different facility tic activities during high Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron transactions. Please turn to page 10. school the project there would be a lease in which the state they should move into one school. He participated in 3 naneed for the vote. He said pays for the building. “The, of the county’s vacant track and Academic holding the election would county taxpayers wouldn’t buildings. “I can’t deny Games, and took part in the board posts cost the county $lO,0oO to be paying a penny,” Dillon that I have a personal in- high school play for 4 years. $15,000. said. terest in the fact, but I’ve He also taught in the com- Edward Liebler, chair- According to Dillon, the been removed because the munity education program - Three Cass City school man of the petition drive $1.2 million project will be DSS said they’ll move out and is a co-op student at the Board candidates handed in committee, said that an financed with bonds, which even if they don’t get a new Wildwood Farms Restaur- their nominating petiticms election must be held in will be paid off through building,” said Liebler. “I ant. to the Cass City superinten- compliance with state law. monthly rent payments think they have an Also active in church ac- dmt’s office to run against “They (county commis- from the state. After the 15- adequate amount of space tivities, Hobart’s future the 3 hcumbents in the sioners) could drop the pro- year contract is paid off, for their needs and I think plans include attending June 8 school election. ject this week and back it the state has a 5-year option it is foolish (that they are Michigan State University, ’ Incumbents Edward again next week and we to rent. moving). They’ll be pafmg where he intends to study bllon and Louis Homer would have to get new sig- Paul Lefler, adminis- twice as much rent as they international relations or *ill have to beat Martin natures,” said Liebler. trator of the County Build- are paying right now.” law, with a minor in paniel and James G. “This is just a threat to ing Codes office, confirmed Liebler said that the de- French. Turner to serve another 4- keep people from signing.” Dillon’s contention that the partment will be paying year term. Tom Dillon, administra- project will not be funded $12,500 for rent in a new SPECIAL HONORS .‘The one-year term held tive assistant for the Tus- by the county. “There will facility compared to the by Beverly Auten is being cola County Department of be no cash outlay from the $5,OOO rent it pays now. Dr. H.T.Donahue made -challenged by Kay Warner. Social Services, said that county,” he added. Lefler the special presentation Auten was appointed to fill even if the signatures are pointed out that the state Liebler said that more honoring Walpole, who kenneth Micklash’s seat all verified by Hicks, an will probably take advan- than 3,900 county residents brought Walbro from Fen- *hen he resigned to =be- election won’t be held. “The tage of the 5-year option, signed the petitions, the ton to Cass City in 1954. He’s $ome hi h school principal. commissioners are not with the rent paid on the largest percent in the Cass credited with turning a -1 The ef ection for the one going to spend any money building going into the City area. “There are fledgling company into the opening on the Owendale- on the project and the elec- county fund. “This is the strong feelings against the largest independent man- Ga etown School Board tion would cost money.” best thing to hit county tax- com m issioners for wanting ufacturer of small engine GOOD FOOD, reasonable prices and friendly conversa- y4lB only be a formality said Dillon. payers in a long time.“ he to build a new building,” he carburetors in the world. tion are what draw more than 100 persons to a brunch held since nobody registered to said. stated. “The petitioners’ In addition to guiding the each month in Gagetpwn. Above, United Methodist Women kpn against incumbent Pat- THE DISPUTE perception is they Ithe com- company for 36 years, Wal- rick Gosh. He is being Liebler filed organiza- missioners and DSS) are pole was particularly ac- Janet Muntz (left) and Joan Koch do their part in the $lected for aqother 4-year The building dispute tional papers with Hicks just wasting taxpayers tive in civic and school or- kitchen. (See story, page 5). term. arose in Februarv. The Feb. 23. He disagrees with money. ” ganiza t ions. ”I \ b PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ; Hills and Dalee I Meg’s Peg

Karen S. Sayers; Mayville, The Gospel baby girl. ac c ording to PATIENTS LISTED MON- childreli DAY, APRIL 6, WERE:

Albert Englehart, Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ker- Mr. and Mrs. Laurence by Melva E. Guinther Genevleve Frelburger, Milner of Mt. Morris visited byson of Higgins Lake re- Bartle returned home Richard Rolston, Mrs. his sisters, Mrs. Reva Little turned March 25 from an Thursday from a 16-day and Mrs. Paul Craig, Sun- 11-week trip, including trip through 8 states includ- Roberta Seeley, Mrs. Mary the song, “...he bruised Vargo, Mrs. Ruth Morell, day afternoon. Florida, California and Salt ing New Orleans, Corpus A clipping from a San An- Lake City, Utah. Christie, Galveston, tonio newspaper reminded James...” Mrs.Euretha Rolston, Cass “That’s Hebrews, City ; Mrs. Mary Kirton had as Brownsville, San Antonio, me of the choir director’s Echo Chapter Order of frequent and fervent ad- James,” his father Mrs. Ruby Eyans, Sunday guests, her daugh- Fort Worth, Texas, and Me- explained. But he claims Gagetown ; ter and husband, Mr. and Eastern Star will meet tamares, Mexico. En route monition to enunciate Wednesday evening at 8 clearly. that after 40 years, the “He Sharon Heider, Sebewa- Mrs. William Jones of home they visited Grace- bruised James” song is still ing ; Livonia, and Mr. and Mrs. p.m. Guests from Vassar land in Memphis, Tenn., The writer tells of the young daughter of a requested at family gathes- Darlene Mathie, Decker- Ray Andrews of Venice, will attend when “Friends and a farewell party at the ings. ville ; Fla. Night” will be observed. Old Stable in Bardsville, Methodist minister who Refreshment corn m it tee belted out, “Lead on, 0 Being aware of these Mrs. Bernice Miracle, KY* childhood misconceptions, Mrs. Catherine Zielinger, Name Garety members are Barney Kinky Turtle,” to the Hoffman, Charles Wright, amusement of the congre- I’ll try to consider what the Kingston ; children actually hear in Niah R. Hosner, Deford; to dean’s list Robert Hunter, Gerald Stil- Easter Cantata gation, who were more son and Harold McGrath. familiar with the “King Et- my Sunday School lesson Walter J. Walsh, Ubly; about the early church. Raymond Garety of Cass at Trinity Church ernal’’ version. Elizabeth Stewart, Caro. “Bringing in the I’d hate to have them pic- City was named to Great turing a bunch of people Lakes Junior College-Mid- Guests of Dale and Mary “No Greater Love,” an Sheaves,” an exhortation ,“gne kind word can warm Damm for the weekend Easter cantata by John W. to be busy in the Lord’s har- carrying cheese, sheets and three winter months.” land Campus Dean’s List were their daughter, Susan, sheep behind a kinky turtle for winter term 1987. Peterson, will be presented vest of souls, is another old Japanese Proverb and her roommate, at Trinity United Methodist gospel song often misun- while Round John Virgin -- -- Danielle Robinson, of Cent- Church Sunday, April 12, derstood by singers too beats up on James. HILLS AND DALES ral Michigan University, at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Kretzschmer young to read. They’ve GENERAL HOSPITAL Mt. Pleasant, and Tim This musical presenta- been heard bringing in the Answers to last week’s Wooster of Caro. Susan and tion is the last in a series of cheese, the sheets and the puzzle1. Overwhelming : odds Phone 872-2121 Danielle returned to CMU Lenten services planned by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd William sheep. Sheaves, after all, Overeaters Apr. 13 4-5 p.m. Meeting Kretzschmer celebrated Kretthe zschmerlate . Sunday, St. Pancratius Catholic, isn’t exactly a household 2. Line up in alphabetical Anonymous Room First Presbyterian, Trinity their 50th wedding anniver- They have farmed and word. sary with a family dinner lived in the Owendale area order Special services United Methodist and Then there was the little 3. Backward glance Diabetic Class -Apr. 14 7.9 p.m. Meeting Salem United Methodist at Frankenmuth, hosted by all their lives. fellow whose first grade Room their children. 4. Unfinished symphony Churches. It will be sung by class was drawing pictures 5. Wolf in sheep’s clothing for Lutherans a choir composed of voices Elizabeth Kovach and Their family consists of 2 at Christmas time. The Dr. Girgis, Urologist Apr. 14 9 a.m.- Clinic Lloyd Kretzschmer were 6. Scrambled eggs from each of the participat- children, Joyce and Robert teacher was quite impre- ‘ 1 p.m. Special Holy Week ser- united in marriage March Goodman of Grand Ledge 7. Bad spell of weather ing churches, under the di- ssed with his depiction of 8. Neon lights Dr. lsterabadi Apr. 15 10 a.m.- Clinic vices at Good Shepherd rection of Louine Patton. 31,1937,in Owendale by the and Charles and Geraldine Mary, Joseph and the baby 12 a.m. Lutheran Church begin Rev. Hayes. Their at- 9. Paradise - .- Accompaniment will be by W.D. Kretzschmer of Owendale. Jesus, with the star over- 10. Gross injustice Apr. 15 8 a.m.- Clink with Palm Sunday worship tendants were Rosella They also have 5 grandchil- Dr. Donahue Joan Merchant, organist, head and some 4-legged 11. Reading between the 1 p.m. at 9: 30 when Sunday School (Powell) Kretzschmer and dren. children. will participate in and Betty Kirn, pianist. animals she surmised were lines12. Man overboard Dr. Sy Apr. 16 1-3 p.m. Clinic “No Greater Love,” Dr. sheep. a processional of palm Peterson’s most popular A plump figure off to the fronds. 13. Split second timing ’ Dr. Jeung Apr, 17 8 a.m.- Clinic Maundy Thursday com- Easter cantata, is based on side had her puzzled, 14. Just between you and 1 p.m. munion service will be held Christ’s ministry, from His Cass City High though. It bore little re- me semblance to an angel or a in the fellowship hall. A pot- baptism to the resurrec- 15. Long letter from Dr. Brickel, Urologist Apr. 17 1-4 p.m. Clinic tion, pointing out God’s love shepherd, and everybody home. luck dinner will be at 6:30 for a wandering world. knows wise men come in Free blood pressures 8 a.m.-8 p.m. followed by worship service The public is invited. threes. When she inquired Resplratory, physical and speech therapy. at 7:30. School honor roll about the character, the CASUSPSCITY 092-790CHRONICLE Stop Smoking and diabetic classes available. 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So I quickly put down my “It is no time to be doors? It’s exciting; be- “Project Graduation,” which was successful last year in finesseful,” said a man newspaper to see who on TV cause of the limited space said it was no time to be reducing drinking and driving with its emphasis on non- being interviewed on TV. inside, the cars are closer alcoholic ways to celebrate yearend school social events, Finesseful? Or maybe finesseful. He was a dirt together and there are track ycer describing will receive a boost this year from London’s Farm Dairy. that should be with a more accidents than The company will donate space on sides of milk cartons hyphen - finesse-ful? races he d in the Pontiac there’d be outside. Silverdome. My wife, and provide other advertising to promote the campaign this Whatever. The man who In fact, from what I’ve spring. said it got my attention. I’m whose attention was also seen on TV, the dirt cars always fascinated by the in- oaptured by finesseful, was sometimes shoot over the +******* novative distortion of the incredulous, tops of hills and land on “What is he talking English language. each other. Drivers can get Thp bad news is that the shore dwellers along Saginaw For instance, last month about?” she asked. hurt and the winner is usu- “There’s dirt in the Sil- Bay and Port Huron were buffeted by Wmile per hour the Grosse Pointe Adver- no ally the car that causes the winds Saturday. The good news, Cass Cityans on the shore tiser quoted a local official verdome. ” most damage and still tell me, is that the water levels are perhaps a couple of feet as saying a Grosse Pointe I explained that tons of kee s going. Like the man lower than they were at the peak. Woods bridge would soon dirt are trucked into the sail it’s no time to be AMONG THE WINNERS in the 18th annual “America “be deconstructed.” If the, building and fashioned into f inesseful. and Me” essay contest are Cass City Intermediate School *******a bridge were in Detroit, it a hilly racetrack that looks “I didn’t realize car would be torn down. like a winding country trail crashes are a ‘sport, the students (from left), Ricky Krueger, second place; Tricia The “star” syndrome has reached into high school sports. Likewise, most people more suitable for goats same as baseball,” my wife Opal, first place, and Michelle Johnson, third place. Also There were more tickets available for the Michigan High who operate with finesse than cars. And after the said. “There must be some- shown is Farm Bureau Insurance Group agent Jim School Athletic Association basketball finals this year than are described as being ad- races, the dirt is trucked thing wrong with people at any time in recent memory. roit or refined or delicate or back to where it came from who enjoy watching cars Ceranski, who sponsored the school’s participation in the Most observers say that the reason is that there was no - probably a hilly country a slick cardplayer. I’d crash. ” contest. outstanding name player at Ann Arbor. This year’s super never heard such a person site - so basketball can To each his own. There star, Mark Macoq, played for Buena Vista and his team called finesseful (I’m not again be played in the Sil- are people who buy tickets was eliminated in the regionals. using the hyphen because verdome. to watcn tractors pull loads. “America and Me” essay I guess you can blame that on the media, especially tele- the word finesseful will be “You’re kidding me, Many years ago, plowing vision, which sometimes features the player over the school written several times in aren’t you?” she said. “If contests made some sort of and its team. this column, hyphens are people wanted to race cars sense when farmers were on a hilly country trail, showing off the horsepower ******** always scarce in EI city full they’d do it outside on Area 8th graders listed of blind alleys, and I don’t a of real horses. But what’s want to rob suburban cul- hilly country trail. They ,the attraction in watching Walbro Corporation is one of 15 finalists in the “company de-sacsl. wouldn’t move the hilly a hauling battle between of the year” contest sponsored by the Detroit Free Press, country trail inside a build- tractors? There isn’t even contest according to Jane Hittler, one of the members of a among winners\ ing.” the delightful possibility of ford Christian Academy finalist judges, including company,scommittee behalf.that co-ordinated a local campaign in the Hospital Yes they would. Other- a bloody accident. Six 8th-grade students wise there’d be no way to from Cass City Inter- are Rodney D. Hazzard, Gov. James J. Blanchard Auxiliary make certain no one Or how about what went mediate School and the De- Glenda Paiker and Kelley and Lt. Gov. Martha Grif- watched, the races without on at the Silverdome last ford Christian Academy Champagne. fiths. Sunday? Around 88,000 color rank holds meet buying a ticket. It isn’t have been named winners The Deford school’s par- The top 10 essayists, who Nail equalled practical to fence in a real people jammed the place to in the 18th annual ticipation in the contestwas will be announced in early hilly country trail and sur- watch Wrestlemania 111. sponsored by Farm Bureau May, will receive plaques In ancient Egypt, nail color women, and woe was the Twenty-two attended the Anyone with half a brain “America and Me” essay March’23 meeting of Hills round it with ticket booths contest. Insurance Group agent and U.S. savings bonds indicated a woman‘s social woman who painted her and beer and hot dog coun- knows professional wrestl- Dave Kolacz of Caro, Ghile ranging in value from $300 rank. Only the palest shades talons brighter than the and Dales Hospital Au- ing is phonier than coun- The students received were permitted lower class Queen‘s. xiliary, held at The Char- ters. a first, second and third- the intermediate school to $1,0oO. In addition, the “Are you trying to tell try trail air-conditioned by was sponsored by Cass City statewide winners will be mont. General Electric. But there place awards for their Heidi Iseler presented me that people actually pay schools in the contest, spon- agent Jim Ceranski. honored at a banquet in good money to go inside to you are - 88,000 wrestling Each of the pupils re- Lansing and a meeting with the program on her year in nuts stomping and cheering ‘sored by the Farm Bureau The Weather I Denmark as a Rotary ex- see cars race on a phony Insurance Group. ceived award certificates Michigan’s top governmen- High Low Precip. hilly country trail?” and actually taking that for their achievement, tal leaders in late May. I change student. nonsense seriously. Cass City Intermediate Colo-rectal screening will Certainly, Many sports - School winners are Tricia while the first-place win- The contest, first or- Tuesday...... 38.... 18 ..... 0 baseball, football, etc. - “There really is no ac- ners will also have their ganized in 1968, is open to Wednesday...... 40 ... 32 ...... 20” be held May 10-16 at Hills counting for taste,” my Opal, first; Ricky Krueger, and Dales Hospital. were first played outside second ; and Michelle, names engraved on a all Michigan 8th graders Thursday...... 37 ... .26 .... .06” The East Central District under the sun, but now are wife said. Johnson, third. First, sec- plaque at their respective and encourages youngsters Friday...... 36 1.. ,26.,... 0 often, played inside under And some of us are more schools. to explore their roles in Saturday...... -42 ... 36...... 44” meeting will be May 13 in accountful than others. ond and third-place win- Flint. electric lights. So why not ners representing the De- The first-place essays America’s future. Several Sunday...... 46. i .. 39 ...... 46” move dirt track racing in- now advance to state com- thousand students from Monday...... 56.. . .33 .... 0 petition, where the top 10 more than 500 schools par- (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) entries in Michigan will be ticipated in last year’s com- selected by a group of petition.

There were a few sur- the talk given by Lloyd Joanna Western prises at the annual Cass Vyse. From the reports I City Chamber of Com- get, it was funny, entertain- Just Rock Bottom Prices On Quality Cars merce dinner Thursday ing and will probably result and for a change none of in numerous invitations WINDOW them was unsleasant. from the community for Lloyd to guest speak. The size of the turnout Talk about hiding your was the first. The This Week’s Special I SHADES cafetorium at Cass City light beneath a bushel. He’s High School was packed. a native of Cass City and 1980 Grand Prix - power windows, It’s been a while since any- many of us have known him power locks, rear defog., AIC, tilt wheel, for 35 years or more. All of thing like that happened at us who know him, espe- the banquet. The change in cially those who knew him stereo...... $3,695 50% Off the way the junior citizen when Cass City was in its candidates were presented heyday as “Christmas was another plus. It’s time Town,” are aware of his that more recognition for genius for design and his P.B., power seat, AM-FM stereo, vinyl top, wire covers with locks, the runners-up was ar- craftsmanship in turning 7,000 miles...... $13,195.00 ranged. Often there is only the designs into reality. an eyelash difference bet- No one that I know even ween the final candidates 1986 S/10 PICKUP 4x4 - 4 speed, P.S.; P.B., radio, 4 cyl. , $8,995.00 and the winner. suspected his ability to en- The biggest surprise was tertain from the speakers’ 1986 8/10 4x4 BLACK PICKUP - 4 speed, P.S., P.B., radio, V-6, platform. 14,000 miles $9,495.00 The banquet was the first sliding window, ...... project for the Chamber since it was reorganized 1985 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY - brown, air, auto., P.S., P.B., and the hope is that it’s an AM-FM, rear defog., 6 cyl., tinted glass, cruise control. ...$7,495.00 indication of good things to come. A strong, active Chamber is needed as 1987 88 OLDS - 4 door, air cond., automatic, V-6 fuel inj., power much or more today than it steering, power brakes, power seats, power windows, stereo Ir was when it was the guiding cassette, alum. wheels, cruise, ti It, 6,300 miles...... $1 5,600.00 force that Secured industry for the community when it was desperate to secure 1984 CHEVROLET CAVALIER STATION WAGON - brown, 4 ,476 Main Cass City jobs. speed, P.S., P.B., AM-FM stereo cass., 4 cyl., 47,000 miles. ..$4,995.00 What makes it difficult is that the Chamber may be 1985 OLDS DELTA 88 4 dr., LS Brougham, gray, AIC, auto., P.S., working hard for years - without visible success. P.B., power seats, power windows, AM-FM stereo, 8 cyl., vinyl top,

When that happens it’s hard tinted glass, tilt wheel, cruise, Was $10,295, . #. . .Save $9,995.00 to keep the interest up and the dues money flowing in. It’s human to forget that the competition is severe M -ONLY 2- and that every community is in a battle, if not for sur- NEW 1986 cars left on lot .$gt! vival, at least for better Mi\es‘-w economic health. All in all what we have SPECTRUM - CHEVETTE accomplished isn’t too B I shabby. There are plenty of Thumb communities who would be happy to be as well off. The cooperation in the community over the years has been the envy of more than one of our neighbors. We probably have lost some of that in recent years. The Chamber is one place to start to revive it. The individual member- ships the Chamber is offer- ing are a step in that direc- SHANTUNG SUITS tion. More than the $10, the BY support of anyone in- Lady Graff terested in a better Cass City is needed. Black and White - Stripe or Solid The old cliche, we hang together or we hang sepa- rately, applies here to you and to me and to every other resident who makes a living in the community. PAGE FOUR CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL FI.lW7 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN Fines to be School sets new classes waived on Bach Kilmanagh Luthe- through Thvrsday from ran School officials an- 12:45 to 2:45 p.m, Pre- nounced Monday that they schoolers may attend one late books will be operating a Christ- or more sessions per week. There’s ‘ good news for ian pre-school and kinder- Parents interested in en- area residents who may be garten beginning in Sep- rolling their 4 and 5-year. avoiding a visit to Rawson tember. olds can obtain additional The kindergarten will be information on the prog- ’ Memorial Library because of fines owed for overdue held daily fEom 9 a.m. to rams and registration by library materials. noon, while the pre-school calling (517) 883-3701, or Rawson Memorial Lib- will be conducted Monday 883-2279. rary officials,as part of the celebration of National Lib- rary Week this week, are granting a one-day grace period (Fridai) in which C. KUNJAPPAN persons can return overdue li materials without having to pay any fines. Also scheduled for Fri- day is dihtribution of “I JOHN, M.D. I Love My Library” book bags to persons who check Adult & Pediatric Urology out material. Refresh- I ments will be served Prostate & Urinary Tract - Ultrasound throughout the day. According to librarian DESPITE NASTY weather, the Top Thumb Singers’ fifth annual spring concert held Voiding Problems (Urodynamics) Barbara Hutchinson, Na- Saturday and Sunday at Cass City High School, drew some 400 persons. The 50-membet Male Infertility & Impotence J tional Library Week is dedi- community choir, directed by Andrea Hofmeister, features singers ranging from 7 years old . catedmunities to to takeurging advantage com- to senior citizens. Diseases of Kidneys, Bladder, ,> of their local libraries. v Prostate Rawson Memorial- Lib- rary saw a 26 percent in- crease in the number of 132 Millwood, Caro, MI Phone: 673-2169 or 67312648 1 items checked out in 1986 Local man pleads guilty to over the previous year. - A U d

dingHutchinson-remarked, that items were ad: ~ 70,000 drivin when licens e.revoked 3 checked out. “Laid end to Monday - Friday 9:00 - n 500 I end, the materials circu- lated in 1986 would stretch U for 10 miles,” she added. A 19-year-old Cass City breaking and entering an son being under 13 years of In addition, more than 600 man pleaded guilty to occupied dwelling with in- age, books were obtained for operating a vehicle while tent to commit larceny. In a separate case, a 20- persons through an inter- his license was suspended Anthony L. Bloomfield, year-old Saginaw man was library loan program, and was sentenced to 2 17, 2795 East Deckerville sentenced to 9 months in while the library staff years probation and fines Rd., and Kevin W. Urban, the county jail with credit mailed 386 books to other and costs of $100 in Tuscola South State St., are charged for time served after he 1 All The Nicest Easter‘ libraries in the cooperative, County District Court, Mon- with allegedly breaking pleaded guilty to CSC in the Hutchinson said. day. and entering into a house fourth degree. Among the items availa- Michael E. Horne, 4118 located at 2750 East De- According to a court re- ble for loan through the lib- Seeger St., was driving on ckerville Rd., with the in- port, on Oct. 13, 1986, rary are “talking books,” Cemetery Road March 20 tent to commit larceny on Michael Jewell, 417 Fayette which are books recorded when he was stopped by the April 1. Rd., did “engage in sexual Cards and Gifts on audio cassette, she Car0 State Police. Both men will have their contact with another per- , explained, adding the tapes In a separate case, a 17- preliminary exam April 10 son.. .defendant knowing or can be played on a regular year-old Mayville man in district court. Their bond having reason to know that home cassette player. Cur- faces a maximum of 5 years was set at $15,000 each. the victirfi was physically Are At Coach Light Now rently, the library has in prison or $2,500 in fines helpless.’ * about 50 fiction and non-fic- if he is found guilty of the OUIL x tion titlesa alleged charge of larceny LARCENY Other materials availa- over $100.00. Charles D. Dost, 27, 1975 ble are large-print books, Preliminary exam for Murray Rd., Caro, is being Dennis W. Armstrong paperback bpoks, records, James R. Rowbotham, 8858 charged with operating a Jr., 18, 7925 Sheridan Rd.. Celebrate music cassettes, Willits Rd., is set for April vehicle while under the in- Millington, is ‘facing a magazines, travel informa- 14 at 2:30 p.m. fluence of intoxicating maximum Denaltv d 5 Y the Season tion and maps, video e cas- A court report indicated liquor (OUIL) and operat- years in prison oi $2,500 Send warm wishes to family and settes, video cassette 12, that on March Row- ing a vehicle while his after he pleaded guilty to friends this Easter. Hallmark has players, cameras and local botham allegedly stole var- license was suspended or larceny over $100 in circuit history information. ious chains, chain binders court Monday. Sentencing the style and sentiment that’s just revoked (OWLS). right for everyone. The library’s hours are and tarp straps, which ex- According to a district is to be set. from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ceeded $100 in value. court report, this is Dost’s Armstrong said he was Monday through Friday, 9 Two 17-year-old Car0 third OUIL offense and sec- guilty-of stealing an out- a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and men face up to 15-years in ond OWLS offense. He faces board motor, the value of 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and F’ri- prison if they are found 5 years in prison and/or which exceeds $100. His day evenings. guilty of the charge of $5,000 in fines and his bond of $5,000 is to continue. license can be revoked. A On March 28, Dost was 11 3/8 OZ. Easter Greetings BOX driving on Orr Road when Area mn8 14x0~.Foil he was stopped and I 1 A Eaa Shell \ charged with the alleged OUIL and OWLS. injured 16 02. Solid The report showed that Chocolate Bunny OD June 17, 1985, Oct. 23, (shown) also 1979, and Jan. 8, 1979, he in mishpi Easter Grass . . ”. . was previously convicted available in 1 ’% oz., for OUIL. On Oct. 25, 1983, A 23-year-old Cass City 3 oz., and 6 oz. Easter Basket ...... he was convicted of OWLS. man sought his-own treat- Dost’s preliminary exam menkfor injuries sustained (i) 1987 Hallmark Cards Inc is set for April 17. His bond after he fell asleep at the EASTER COOKIE CUTTERS was $2,000, wheel of his vehicle and crashed into a parked, un- Assorted Selection of Easter Molds CIRCUIT COURT occupied car early Satur- “Easter Large Assortment of Easter Boxes day morning. A 29-year-old Mayville ik0 GUMMY BEARS JELLY BEANS Kent R. Wischmeyer, man’s plea of guilty to 6860 Herron Drive. was NOVELTY criminal sexual conduct (CSC) in the second degree Houghtontraveling Streeteastbound west onof Treats was accepted by Tuscola Woodland Avenue at 3 :45 *& County Circuit Court, Mon- 1 a.m. when he fell’ asleep day. and ran into the rear of Wh Michael A. Richards, another vehicle, the report for 7255 Fostoria Rd., was re- stated. The second vehicle Easter manded to the custody of 4s ‘owned by Mario the sheriff’s department D’Addzio, 2354 Hurds is Sunday, without bond and faces up Corner Rd., Caro. to 15 years in prison. Evervone” April 19. Wischmeyer’s vehicle C A second charge 2f CSC sustained heavy damage, Say “Rejoice” with in the second degree was while D’Addzio’s vehicle a Hallmark card. dismissed. sustained moderate to A court record stated that heavy damage, the report 121 N. State St. on March 23, Richards al- indicated. Car0 Mini Mall legedly engaged in sexual Also reported to the Cass contact with another per- City Police Department during the past week was a Give car/deer mishap involving Patrice A. Priestag, 6300 PLUSH ANIMALS Brenda Drive. Ideal at Easter TIMEX Priestap was northbound / on Kingston Road Thurs-. Come In and day at 8:lO p.m. when she This struck a deer north of Cha- See Our pin Road, according to the report. Priestap’s vehicle Cot lect ion EASTER was slightly damaged in the accident. 100’s to Choose ;,:+ 2 county From for Him or Her -=::: , IRA’S and Keogh Plans bridge projects Tax Deductible Contributions set for October RENTor BUY * ..aii; I *, Accumulation Free of Current Two bridge construction \ projects in Tuscola County Walkers ;: ‘ Income Tax are set to be completed in - Commodes ;: October, Michigan Depart- There’s One to Fit Your Budget Crutches :* ment of Transportation of- be:: Many Retirement Options Wheel Chairs *<, ( ficials announced recently. J The projects are removal Ask For of an existing bridge and construction of a single- c 10% SENIOR CITIZEN PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNTS For Details: span concrete double, “T” bridge and approaches on Clothier Road over White Creek, and removal of an HARRIS & COMPANY existing bridge and con- 872.2688 - 872.4351 struction of a single-span Coach Light Pharmacy8+*)*r**( concrete double “T” beam 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City bridge and approaches on ‘Current Rate Fostoria Road over Fos- CASS CITY PHONE 872-3613 ;;( toria drain. I

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CAS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,1987 PAGE FIVE Gagetown United ,Methodist Church Brunch offers good food, conversation bymM MoNTGOMERY shot remarked about the joyedit,andthefood,”Hen- added, “We got such a according to Koch, is Cas .- News Editor variety of foods available. dershot ’ commented. back-flack from the public, +Cityresident and Michigan A bowl of Cheerios or a “It always works out.” “People see someone they we decided to continue the Farm Bureau President Pop Tart may do on some The women’s group, know and have a good brunches all summer Jack Laurie, who re- mornings at area breakfast which has sponsored the chat,” i long.” marked during Sunday’s tables. but for a number of brunch for at least the Past The event’s popularity brunch that he thought-. the Thumb area residents, 10 years, provides the iaus- ORGANIZED CREW seems to be growing as women were doing a there’s only one choice on age and pancakes. neighboring churches, such “pretty good” job. the first Sunday of each More than 100 persons Hendershot shared cook- as St. Agatha Catholic Laurie said that he month. from throughout the ing duties on Sunday. She Church, have begun spon- makes it to “about every” The place is the United Thumb attend the brunch was flanked by an or- soring brunches. “We’re brunch, despitk a busy Methodist Church in each month. “It seems ganized crew of women who not in competition,” Koch schedule. “It’s been suc- Gagetown ; the time, about every time we have it, we cooked, waited on tables pointed out, adding that cessful--a good chance for 1O:N a.m. have new” faces, she said. and served. One of the hel- members of the churches fellow ship, ” he continued. And the food? Well, for “The reason we do this is pers is Joan Koch, who’s attend one another’s “People don’t get many starters there are heaps of to help the church,” Hen- known for her skill as a pan- brunches. chances anymore just to fluffy pancakes, piles of dershot explained. “We are cake chef. As far as the work goes, get together and visit.” sausage and dozens of eggs. a small congregation, 50 to “I’ve been frying them a Koch indicated that mem- Bad Axe resident Helen Fresh fruit, juice, sweet 55 members.” The long time. I like to fry them, bers of the United Moore agrees. She and hus- rolls and other homemade women’s group annually but I hate” to eat them, she Methodist Women share in band Martin brought 4 goodies round out the donates $1,500 to $2,000 to said. “That’s probably why the cooking and other friends with them Sunday. the church from brunch I enjoy doing it.” duties related to their “Every time we’ve been menu. (here), it’s been really good It’s all you can eat for $3. proceeds a Koch says she’ doesn’t brunch. Kids 12 and under eat for But the monthly event is know how many pancakes and reasonable,” she com- $1.50, and pre-schoolers get more than a successful fund she’s fried, but added that HEAD COOK mented, adding that she in free. raiser. she goes through at least 10 and her husband have been “People just bring it in,” “I don’t think there’s pounds of pancake mix per “We have a lot of men attending the brunches reg- ularly for the past 2 or 3 United Methodist a ever been anyone to one of brunch, who consider themselves Women years. treasurer Ruth A.~ Hender- our brunches who hasn’t en- She said that the brunch head cook, but they don’t SERVICE WITH A SMILE -- Beth Anthes serves up a fare seems very popular. touch a thing,” Koch joked. A few weeks ago, Moore The women’s group tried “But, it’s not unusual on a met a woman she knew dur- plate piled high with brunch goodies to Larry Rutkoski. sponsoring ice cream so- busy Sunday morning to see ing her high school years. Standing next to Anthes is Ruth A. Hendershot, while Don cials in place of the brunch men doing dishes.” “We got to visiting, and Martin and Vernita Jaster wait in line. during the summer months One of the men who con- realized that we knew each vears ago. But. Koch siders himself head cook, other,” she said. FRI=SAT.=SUN.,APRIL 10-11-12 State police Suicide suspected in report 2 THURSDAY ONLY 7:30 ONLY “Bargain Nite” $1.50 recent gunshot death accidents She Mates and She Kills Debra Winger in A 26-year-old Deford man An 18-year-old Car0 man Herdell was alive when that it was last fall or last was injured Saturday died last week at Car0 Corn- deputies and a Car0 ambu- summer that he was morning after his car ran “BLACK WIDOW” munity Hospital from an lance arrived. He had taken treated in a facility in Bay off Cemetery Road and into apparent sel3-inflicted gun- a handgun, owned by his City for his condition.” a ditch. Fri.=Sat.-Sun.-Thurs.,April 10-11-1 2 & 16 shot wound to the head. father, Patrick, and appa- Herdell’s father iden- Christopher P. Zemke, Giant Screen Action Mark P. Herdell died in rently shot himself in the tified his son’s handwriting who sustained a cut on his All Evenings (Except Saturday) 7:30 the emergency room at woods near his home, the on the suicide note, which chin in the accident, stated Saturday and about 1:20 p.m. April 2, report stated. was unsigned. that he didn’t “recall what 7:30 9:20 after the hospital staff Herdell’s stepmother, According to the report, happened; that he was Children $1.00, Adults $2.50 There’s a little of him in all 04 us. failed to revive him, ac- Judy, stated that he was a the victim’s father stated southbound on Cemetery L cording to a Tuscola County student at Michigan State that his son had asked him Road and the next thing he Sheriff’s report. The body University and “for the last on April 1 if he could take knew he was in the ditch.” was transported to St. year or so, he had been de- his bow and arrow back to Zemke was puiled out of Chuck Norris Mary’s Hospital for an au- pressed, but that he had college and “. . .asked the ditch by an unidentified topsy. come the evening of April 1 where the suspect .22 (gun) motorist at about 2 :30 in the Herdell was found by his and stated to her that he was located at the time.” morning. He sought his own “FIREWALKER” uncle, James Grannell, would go back to Michigan Patrick said he didn’t think treatment. after hi stepmother called State (in the morning).” anything about it and told He was cited by troopers Next Fri.: “EVIL DEAD PART 2” Crannelf when she couldn’t Grannell said in the re- his son that it was still in for failing to wear his seat find him. Grannell stated in port that his nephew and he “the duffle bag in his bed- belt. a report that he had found had just returned from a room.” In the only local deerkar a suicide note and went out week-lohg trip to Mexico The police noted that two mishap reported this week, looking for him. According and that Herdell was in shots had been fired. Mary M. Miracle, 50, 6825 to the report, “He found the good spirits. Grannell went The case remains open Gilford Rd., Deford, was body and the gun and on to say that Herdell “has pending completion of the not injured when her car brought the gun up into the had periods of depression autopsy . struck a deer on Cemetery residence. ” in the past and he thinks Road on Saturday. I pggy;;T~~ - TUBES STOLEN According to the report, Miracle was northbound on COMING NEXT WEEK A Davison man filed a re- Cemetery when she hit the 2 Academy Award Nominated Hits port March 27 stating that animal, which apparently MON. and TUES. Fri.-Sat.-Sun. “HOOSIERS” VIDEO SPECIAL 20 feet of culvert tubing had walked away from the Sunday: 2:30 ti II 6:OO Adults $1.50 been stolen from his prop- scene. Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. “Children of a Lesser God” erty. The car sustained minor (Winner of “Best Actress”) damage. TAPE Fred Muto indicated in HELD OVER 2nd WEEK the report that he will not ACADEMY AWARD WINNER file charges because “the RENTAL tubing had been sitting there (on his property) for BEST PICTURE! quite some time.. someone could feel that the tube was NO DEPOSIT FRI. thru THURS., APRIL 10 - 16 not being used and had no idea if anyone owned it.” TAPE PLAYER RENTAL Muto, who said that the tube was on Rossman Road NO MEMBERSHIP east of Froede Road, added OXCOptbMlly mOVing... that he wants the tubing re- FEE th.&dOfl bdd8 Md nBm lets up.” turned to him. . r,id~tir~iu~wmrh~t~ During an investigation, deputies found that a man FREE: Popcorn, hired by one of the 1 neighbors to do some ditch work had taken the tubing, 1 Candy and Balloons 1 thinking it was owned by his employer. The tubing was moved back to Muto’s residence and no charges were filed. Pre-Recorded $695 Friday and Saturday feature at 7:30 and 950 In a se arate report filed Sunday feature at 255 - 510 - 725 - 9:40 last wee ) a Deford man TAPES called theR sheriff’s depart- Monday and Tuesday feature at 7:20 and 9:40 ment concerning a trespas- Wednesday and Thursday once only at 7:40 ser on his property. Vldoo Tape HIGH QUALITY Piayw Rent al Arleon Retherford stated T-120 in a report that a lady that No Dmporlt “OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE” Here Apr. 17 both he and his wife had VIDEO TAPE known for a long time, was 6 HOUR sitting out in her car in his Free Vidoo RECOROING TIME driveway. Retherford went on to say MemberskiPTape that the woman is allegedly I L.’ 399 on different types of medi- MOOEL T~W WESTEORETAIL $9 95 cation and is disturbed, and “comes over and harasses Over 2600 Movies to Rent I and bothers him and his wife and they are elderly * Children Movies with rental people and can’t take it any- of 3 regular movies more.. .just that afternoon alone she had come over 12 different times within a 2 to 3-hour period,” Retherford told deputies that he wanted her to leave and not to bother him and his wife anymore. Police talked to the woman in the car and, ac- TRS 80 cording to the report, she From stated that she “had no place else to go and that everybody has turned $699* against her and does not want to listen to her.” She stated that she would leave and would not come back EducationalSoftwore again if she could just go. 24 Programs 96 Per 2-Player The police followed the $5 Car set t e woman for a while to see if she was having problems Order Any of 500 More Programs the driving, but found she was PalNT STORE J anot + 1 #I

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11 honor roll Cass ’ City Bowling Leagues I# KINDERGARTEN/ Dawson, Trent Dorland, 1ST GRADE Nathan Hazzard, Shana SUNDAY NO ROLLERS Women’s High Series: V. THURSDAY NITE TRIO Martin 224-219, B. Ridenour TUESDAY AFTERNOON High Games: N. ’ bavis Heckroth, Charity Hull. March 29, 1987 220, Jackson 216210, C. 232-203, C. Furness 210, M. Honor Roll A (4-yeardds Joseph Khoury, Kareem Bouck 506. April 2, 1987 G. LADIES’ LEAGUE - also) - Melannie Allen, Finals Women’s High Game: V. Comment 209, L. Hillaker March 31, 1987 Spencer 209, P. Ulfig201. Khoury, Toby Kilbourn, 206. Bouck 206. *II Bethany Baughman (4 James Kilburn, Mark Kil- Designer Balls Pine Valley 21 2nd Half Final Standings 27 High Team Series : D & D Anthony’s Party Store 17% Men’s High Series:”.G. yrs.), Carrie Cybulski, Jeff burn, Jason Lockwood, Inconsistents - 20 Const. Jackson 618, K. Martin 609, TUSCOLA ’ a Kilbourn, Ruth Kilburn, Jeremy Lockwood, kah Hummers 4954. Rolling Hills 17 Chemical Bank 50 Sally Lockwood 19 High Team Game: D & Rabideau’s, Inc. 15 L. Hillaker 544, G. LappS32, Charmont Boozers 42 GET TOGETHERS ?A” (A), Montei, Lana Parker, Gutter Dusters 17 570, C. Comment ~ Amanda Monti (4),, Amy Lindsey Parker, Jessica D Const. 696. Northon Const. 15 B. No Names 40 March 30, 1987, Gamblers 16 Ridenour 516. Gutter Gang 31 Luana, Brant Widdis, Jalal Powell, Ben Strait, Jared D & D Const. 16 Circle S 15 High Team Game: Re- I Don’t Knows 30 ’12 Kermit’s Crushers - Khoury (41, Aaron Allen Thane, Danny Widdis, Luke Power Pistons Crof t-Clar a 14% 16 FRIDAY NIGHT DOUBLES Racks 689. ’ (4). Wilson. Kilbourn Service 12 Georgine ’s 28’12 Miller Eggs, Inc. . 3~ Bill’s Foodland 15 April 3, 1987 High Team Series: Re- 38v2 Honor Roll B - Jeri Lynn Nelesco 12 Hillside Beauties 18 Charmont D & T’s 15 Racks 2062. Blue Water Harvestdre 33 ELEMENTARY Linderman, Heather Mar- Exterminators Quaker Maid 12 14 Cass City VFW #2 70 Jacques Seeds 9% High Series: V. Kilbourn Hogan’s IGA 30 shall, Chuck Sattelberg. J&J 13 Cass City VFW #1 67 MERCHANTS’ “A” Honor Roll A - Adam Bar- Spaulding Bldg. 7‘12 541. D&F Signs , 26 Gopher Its 4 KPs 62 April 1, 1987 riger, Sam Barriger, Mary JUNIOR HIGH High Game: G. Jensen J&JBrinkman Farms 25 Baughman, Crystal Col- The Family 58 High Series: D. O’Dell 207. Larry’s Car Wash 21 Men’s High Series: T. Hillaker Auctioneers 56 New England Life 21 B.A. Calka 21 lins, Kelly Colwell, Matt Honor Roll A - Lisa Comment 616, R. Colling 677, R. Root 578. Road Runners 50 High Game: D. O’Dell Brentwood 21 THURSDAY MORNING Estech, Inc. 20 Colwell , Franny Cox, Parker, Jim Thane. 600, Incredibles 49 Mindy Cybulski, Rebecca 233-215-229, R. Root 217, W. Paul’s Urethane Syst. 19 COFFEE LEAGUE Cass City IGA 17 ‘12 Honor Roll B - Grace Bar- Men’s High Games: T. Odd Quad 49 Croft-Clara Lumber 18 riger, Kelley Champagne, Northon 222, G. Deering April 2, 1987 Kelly & Co. 17 Comment 243, K. Beachy Bee Gees 48 91 Kingston State Bank 18 LIV.c Cindy Collins, Tracie High- 225. , Hollywooders 43 Rabideau Motors 18 * READ THE tower, Candice Horne, Family Circus 76 High Series: V. Pete,, Chums 40 MERCHANETTE LEAGUE Charmont 15% Pin Pals 70 651, M. Lutz 647, W.Harri- Michele Horne, Sunday Should A Beens 38 April 2, 1987 Michigan Livestock 14 Kennedy, Matthew Moz- Family night Farm Credit Service 67 son 594, R. Rabideau m, Chronicle Fuelgas 14 Kingston State Bank 64 M. Weltin 5M, J. McIntosh den, Lisa Ollila, Glenda Men’s High Series: scheduled at B. Cass City Sports 21 Kritzman’s 12 Deford Country Gro. 64 563, T,Comment 559, R,En- Parker, Lacy Parker, Amy Davidson 601, R. Koch 586. Hills & Dales Best Five 11% Rodgers, Stacey Thane, 20 Deering Farming 53 glehardt 559, E. Patch 358, mw Men’s High Games: B. Kritzman’s 18 Cass City Oil & Gas 10 554, Jim Tuckey, Tara SkiU Center Rosie’s Roses 47 D;Neibauer B. Fischer Davidson 223-214, D.Wright Car0 Chiropractic 15 553, B. Freiburger 550; D. Wentworth e 222. Walbro High Series: V. Peters A 14 High Team Series: Farm Hampshire 563. Rbs’ night for the whole fam- Women’s High Series : W. Leiterman Builders 12 650, D. Miller 621, R.Geiger SENIOR HIGH ily has been scheduled Credit Service 1708. High Games: B. Fiscber T,HEY CAN Edwards 549. Chemical Bank 12 611, P. Robinson 602, L. High Team Game: Farm 245, A1 Graham 231, V. Pet- April 30 from 6:30-9:00 Women’s High Game : W. Miller’s Chicks 12 Summers 595, M. Lefler Honor Roll A - Naomi p.m., at the Tuscola Area Credit Service 634. ers 223-214-214, M. Lutz 2’ Edwards 204. IGA Foodliner 12 584, J. McIntosh 569, G.Ric- High Series: L. Yost 487. 214-213, J. McIntosh 219,’~e: Mellendorf . Skills Center, Cleaver High Team Series: Cass Goslin Farms 12 cardi 566, P. Branoff 565, J. Honor Roll B - Cheryl Col- Road, Caro. High Game: D. Smith Weltin215, T. Comment.211, City VFW #2 1992. Konrad’s Bakery 11 Bess 563, D. Vatter 562, J. 177. D. Hampshire 210. lins, Tim Mozden. Tin The program will feature Hi h Team Game: Odd Anrod Screen Cyl. Houghton 557, D. Wallace -*e! educational and informa- 9 High Team Series: Ker- Mozden, Dave Reeves. Quat714. 555 * tional programs on garden- mit’s Crushers 2920. High Team Series: Hills High Games: P. Robin- High Team Game: Ker- ing, communication skills, & Dales 2412. son 242, Geiger 232-226, CHARMONT LADIES photography, ATV safety, Bowler of R. mit’s Crushers 1031. High Team Game: Hills M. Lefler 230,V. Peters 228- 30 care of fruit trees, raising & Dales 877. 222, L. Summers 228, D. Charmont PEPSI, PEPS1 FREE, a small flock, landscaping Erla’s 26 T-USCOLA - 500 Series: Schott 535, Miller 226-212, J. Storm 224, and others. the week B. Veronica’s ’ 22 GET TOEETHERS 4gB” 0 L. Selby 519, J. Steadman J. Lefler 214. This program will pro- The Thumb Area Live-Wires 21 March 30, 1987 . LICE, MT. DEW,- 517, K. O’Dell516, H. Sontag Colony House 21 vide a fine variety of prog- Women’s Bowling Associa- 516, Phyllis McIntosh 512, rams, says Dennis Stein, tion Bowler of the Week for Cablettes 16% Main Street Auto C. Klinkman 511, J. Morel1 Truemner Salvage 16 On Strike 35 & A&W Tuscola County Agricul- March 16-22 is Shelia Morin 509, S. Badder 507, J. tural Agent, geared toward with an actual series of 576. MERCHANTS’ “B ” Fort’s 14 The. Irregulars 35 LaRoche 500. April 1, 1987 Cass City Sports 13% Jo Marc Ent. 34 2 liter Btls. the backyard gardener She rolled games of 170- 200 Games: K. O’Dell213, featuring a program on pro- 213-193. She bowls for 13 Kilbourn Tech 29 L. Selby 213, S. Badder 205, Winter’s *uck Sales 23 Pizza Shetler Plumb. & Heat. 27 ducing vegetables and fruit Thumb Distributing on the Phyllis McIntosh 200. Anthony’s Party Shoppe 12 for the home, and exploring Thursday Night Charmont‘ Construction fi Cass City State Bank 11 Bud Bowlers 24 how to do things like land- Twilighters League at Bad Pin Missers I 24 Dep. HOLY ROLLERS Warju Flooring 19 Kool Cats 19 $1’29 scaping your home or de- Axe Lanes. March 29, 1987 19 High Team Series: Char- 550 Spring-Green Cole Carbide 15 signing a landscaping plan Other and higher Fuelgas 18 mont 3021, Expires 4-1 1-87 series bowled were: Kathy to invite wildlife to visit and Re-Racks 24 Jaycees 17 High Team Game : Erla’s stay in your area. Tait, 569, Bad Axe Lanes; 1W. High Series: V,PeterMO, Rita Sweeney, 567, Pigeon Tadpoles 17 Cass Tavern 16 J. Krol 591, M. Lutz 57t. Registration prior to this Easy Does It 17 Clare’s Sunoco 12 High Series: N. Davis event is necessary due to banes; Marilyn Smith, 565, 600, E. Romain 546, C. High Game: V. Peter223. Wright’s Riecks 15% Herron Builders 12 High Team Series:. kool session size restrictions Almac, Bad Axe; Joyce Sandbaggers Davidson, 529, C. Mellen- Howie, 557, Biff’s, Kinde; 15 Tuckey Concrete 12 Cats 1843. and is 50 cents per person. Pin Tippers 14 Walbro 3 dorf 519, M.Spencer 539, C. You can register fot this Sharon DeLong, 553, Char- Furness 509, B.Phillips 509, High Team Game; kool Auctioneers I program by calling the mont, Cass City; Jeanne 12 Cats 667. Should of Beens 11 High Series; V. Peters ‘. 515. I Cooperative Extension Ser- Ney, 553, Bad Axe Lanes; Moose’s Folly 8 670, J. Zawilinski A. vice Office,at 673-5999, ext. Carol Majeski, 551, Almac, 644, Bad Axe, and Lac- Long Shots 6% Peters 590, D. Thick 588, C. 228, or stop b the CES of- Judy Russell 570, J. Putnam 560. fice at 362 $reen Street. kowski, 550, Bad Axe Women’s High Games: High Games: V. Peters Caro. ’ Lanes. L. Mulrath 199. 257-219, J. Zawilinski 242, Women’s High Series: S. D. Thick 234, M. Prieskoru Matthews 513. 230, A. Peters 223, C. Rus- Men’s High Games: K. sell 210. Good Feeling begins School lists most Carpet with Good Health improved students Care Time! After winter, your carpet Cass City timilia, Jodi Erla, Doug Intermediate School Hendrick, Tim Jew&, needs professional care to help Scott Knowlton, Troy Own- it look spring-time fresh. a If you’re not feeling 5TH GRADE toski, Butch Robles, Jill Rutkoski, Berneda Schutt, up to your best, visit Ron Hudson, Wendy €-Iur- Donavon Selby , Joey ley Kelly Opal, Ann Urban. Smutek, Kristi Wald, Beth Carpet, upholstery and the Zeidler . cleaning. 6TH GRADE h 8TH GRADE David Clayton, Rick Par- . drapery rot6 Angela PYk Kelly sol- Bob Battel, Bill Cam; B dan. Steve Chavez. Crystal El- bnini’r Stmn - Y Cass City liott, Greg Grahim, Amy - 7TH GRADE Kaake, Ken Mathews, Jen- carpet CI@amln(l nifer McNaughton, Dawn nOYBenitez, Todd Bliss, Mills, Tracey Patera, Bill Don Burnett, Bob, Cor- Thompson, David Thompson, Todd Urban, SI’. Citizens Menu Christy Whittaker. Clinic Senior citizens are asRed, to make reservations on the day of the meal between 8 ‘II \w-- a.m.4 a.m. by calling Ann “We Care About Health” Stepka 872-5337. MONDAY, APRIL IS NOTlCE Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce Italian Blend Vegetables . SaladBar OTHER FAMILY CARE SERVICES Italian Breamutter Weight Loss Counselling. Favorite Pudding a Pediatric care (infants, children, adolescents) MilklCoffeelTea , TO CASS CITY’ . 0 Extended office hours for those who work (Call for appointment and special arrangerfients) a Cardiology clinic (heart problems) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 e Pulmonary function tests done in clinic Pre-employment physicals Beef Stroganoff Casserole a Geriatric care (health problems of the elderly) 0 Nutrition and diets Cheese Sticks a Electrocardiograms done in clinic for your convenience Mixed Vegetables 0 Blood drawing done in clinic for your convenience Coleslaw RESIDENTS - Muff ins/Butter a Audiometry (screening hearing tests) done in clinic Fresh Banana a General Practice and Internal Medicine b Milk/CoffeelTea 6 Blood sugar screening done in clinic Ordinance No. 117 does not designate a m~oomee~meoo~o~moo~me~FRIDAY, APRIL 17 time for Spring Clean-up. Therefore, please Dr. Beatriz DR. MARTIN offers a free : HOLIDAY place all leaves, yard clippings and rubbish education lecture : GOOD FRIDAY Martin, M.D= series on conitnon diseases of adults: backpain, stress matiago- in proper containers and place them in the Menu subject to change. proper location for your regular garbage FREE p ic k- up .

Hypertension Clinic Mon- I days and other days by ar- Thank you for your cooperation. rangement. CASS CIlY INTERNAL MEDICINE CLINIC OR. 6. MARTIN, M.D. -* All commercial Insurances accepted, M72 Hlll St., Coaa Clty, Acrora from HI118 & Dales Plul VISA, MASTERCARD and MEDI. I Lou S. LaPonsie I CARE (we procsirr your Insurance form8 for your convmnlmcr). Accept- William Douglas served on Ing new patlent6, walk-Ins welcome. CALL (office) 872-4331 (home) 872-3874 the Supreme Court for 36 Village Manager 1 years-longer than any other justice in history. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,1987 PAGE SEVEN

Soil District ...... Name Kerbyson to distribute Kingston names to dean's list seedlings, shrubs Robert Kerbyson was The Tuscola Soil Conser- Down Memory Lane named to the dean's list for vation District will distri- winter term at Michigan bute tree seedlings and State University. shrubs Wednesday and From the files of the Chronicle honor roll pupils Kerbyson, a senior, is the Thursday, April 8-9, from son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 8:OO a.m. to 6:OO p.m. at the Kerbyson of Higgins Lake. Following is the Kingston 9TH GRADE Donald Weinand, Eric High School Honor Roll for Welch. "Beauty is its own excuse for being." R.W. Emerson the 3rd marking period. Bradv Barden. Wane 12TH GRADE tumn Oli Pnnn w Curry, " Anthony ' Diegel, *Indicates all A's. *Alice Gerhardt, *James Tamara Armstrong, Jef- ii Green, Shari Nelson, Lisa fery Barden, Dean Bedell, For life Insurance, viucia LIIQL aic iiw~ - ""J 7TH GRADE pnnrnxi Plane. Angela Wroubel. Magnus Bergh, Corey Statecheck Farm. with picked up will be sold Fri- Brown, Karen Ger,hardt , day from 9:OO a.m. to ! Rachelle Dereszynski, lOTH GRADE Kristine Kotsch, Julie Lis, p.m. at the fairgrounds. .W.UV Teresa Diegel, Jamie Lynette Lucius, Lisa Meier, *Permanent Life *Term For further information, ~-.pntlvT Fricke, Erika Grubba, Eric Lori Chantiny, Crista *Rebecca Raymond, Life .Universal Life contact the Tuscnlg wnnf- McLaughlin, Gary Mock, mt C?? 01VA Farnum, Robert Fetting, Cynthia ,Rosumny, Dawn Donnie Moore, Steven James Fourman, Christine Smith, Turid SOgnen, Julie Ernest A. Tolchmrn, Jr. Nemeth, Karen Plane, Bob- Lis, Mary Lucius, Anna Smerville, Sarah Stoll. 6240 W. Main bie Sue Roberson, Stacy Peter, Tammy Smith, Con- Cass City, Mich. Sims, Christina Smith, Rus- Honorary : James McLe- Phon. 872-3388 nie Westerby. more. ----L----v sell Smith, Jodi Swalwell, Honorary: Scott Lantz, and then went to junior choir, under the di- JefferyZyrowski. Zajac, Jill Phil Timmerberg. Texas, to visit Mr. and Mrs. rection of Mrs. Arlington DIRECTORYF=- 1 Howard Bacon. Hoffman, took part in the llTH GRADE ~THGRADE ------David Nolan 1s student of Palm Sunday services Sun- Y c day. The new choir has 25 *Mary Cherniawski, Ed- ACCOUNTANTS PHY SlClANS the week for the week Of - March 29 at Cass City Inter- ceivedmembers new and robes.recently The re- Sally Albin, Deanna ward Coon, John Gusek, Jacob, *Stephen Scott, Robert Mock, Amy Rieck, mediate School. The fifth *Daniel Wenzlaff. Most topaz is white or Harold T. Donahue robes are white with ma- Melissa Scott, Joseph grader is the son of Mr. and ____ &-:- Honorary: Glenn Powell. blue. The famed golden L1llll* Somerville, Ed Trisch, varietv is actuallv very M.D.. A.A.F.P. Mrs. Henry Nolan of Cass ------.-- *-rare. Ceditied Public Accwnlonls 4674 Hill Shot City. Gu~Ad-, GPA 673-3131 - COSS city ~obrrlTMW. CPA .t1rz-3r30 Jmrq BwnharPI. CPA - 673-3137 872-2323 TEN YEARS AGO 715 E. Frank SI.. Cwo, MI Ofllcr hours wsskdlys and eicrpl Thursday 6261 Church SI. Cass City students who Cas8 City. MI took Division I ratings in Phon. 072-4668 piano at the State Solo and Pr. J. Gslssinger Ensemble Festival held in Chiropractor Flint were Paul Kerbyson, Susie Knight, Suzanne Lit- Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. tle, Kathy Kirn and Kathie 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. German. 0-12, Other hours Appolnlnwnt Sat., 9-12 a.m. Gregory Mark, son of Mr. 6312 Main St:eet 21 N Almer, Caro, Mich. and Mrs. James Mark of Just Arrived Cass City, MI 48726 Acroas frpm IGA stom Cass City, was one of 38 CIRCULAR SALE NOW ON Western Michigan Univer- In Time EASTER Phone Car0 6734464 sity students who- divided 100's of Items at Low Low Prices For Easter COUNSELING $3,200 in cash and purchase SATIN & DENIM awards in the annual All- VALUES Richard A. Hall, D.O. Student Art Competition at W YOU HAVE A EPRING- JEWElRr_-___---I- HAIR BOWS ORINKWQ PROBLEM? Os1 eopalhic Physician Kalamazoo. Mark was a ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 4674 Hill St. second place winner for a Fashions Latest Styles $300 AND AL-ANON Cass City, Michigan wall series. From Ewsy Flldry Em- 6.00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reed 8 72-4 4 4 6 A Premier Department, Thumb's Largest New Wood OQOd 8h.ph.rd Lvlhwan Church 172-4725 Horru 872 4762 Jr. went to Metropolitan ClSl city Airport Sunday to meet Ear Piercing Too! GIFT ITEMS I? Mrs. Reed's mother, Mrs. Just Arrived- Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. Elizabeth Uhl of Caro, and I ! Sanders 12% J DENTISTS Surgeon Mrs. Anna McComb, who were returning to their r\lew CAR0 FAMILY Speclalist in Stomach homes from Stuart, Fla. Fine and Bowel Problems The had spent a month ' DENTAL CENTER there with Mrs. McComb's Gibson ' Dalton P. Coe, O.D.S. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily son and his wife, the Wil- Chocolates Oarrell M. Sheets, O.M.D., Saturday - 9 to 12 noon liam Spencers. I/Z PRICE Easter Specialties Assoc. Closed Thursday The Clare Roller family Cards Jeff Walby, D.O.S., Assoc. is lucky to be alive this I 201 W. Sherman, Caro 6230 Hospital Drive Cass City, MI 48726 week following an explo- Monday fhru FrMay 8-5 Prince Gardner Tues. and Thurs. Evenings sion Sunday afternoon that Phone 872-461 1 blew apart their home in Safurday by Appoinfrnenf Home 872-3138 Brass WALLETS Phone 673-2939 Deford. Fire Chief Jim -SALE! Emergency 883-3530 Jezewski said the explosion Dr. E. Paul Lockwood was touched off by an appa- & 40% Off rent leak in an LP gas line. 8 Chiropractic Physician VIDEO DEPARTMENT R. Paul Chappel, ODs, PC Omar Hwm: Mon.. fuuer., Wd.. Fd Over 1600 Top Movies at Wood's Crystal 9-12 lxxwl 1:30-5:00 p.m. family Denfisfry ad 25 YEARS AGO Salwday SI2 8.m. 3-Way Comprehensive Orthodonlk8 CWAll Day Thureday phm 872-2765 Cam City A bit of old world flavor Top Movies sun~~:~cial~ Touch Lamps 6240 HIII, Cess City FRFF , for Appolntmsnt has invaded Cass City with , Phone872-3870 the Grand Opening of 24 Hour Rental FRESH POPCORN 2 Helmlinger's Meats - this 3 for $1ooo PnD- with Friday and Saturday at the "4995 Beatrlr G. Martin, M.D. 1 48 Hour Rental location of the former Pat- (3.. ' "I - 1 Overnight I CORN I "lDEoS Infernal Medicine OnTVforMuchMore terson's Market on Main St. .. T ..a - I IMMEDIATE Joe Helmlinger, operator, VHS Players M- I -W- I 500 , After Hours prop Slot 4672 Hill St. is formerly from Munich, I I NON-EMERGENCY at Drive-Up Window Cass City, MI Germany, where he $6" 24 hrs. I . HEALTH CARE Check Out Our Men's and Phone 8724331 learned the meat -cu t t ing NEW RELEASES WEEKLY I $25 fee profession. Ladies' Frugrunces h&dng phyddW'B h Pvt. Michael O'Dell, US. mddhk rooin. OFFICE HOURS: Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. NOW FOR MEN FOR LADIES No Appointment Necessary Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mac O'Dell of Cass City, Saturday 8 a.m.-Noon Carrington lady Stetson 690-8 31, p m. Frkldrv completed parachute Adidas 2-30-830p.m. Smturdap school recently and is now Turmoil ' Acceptlng New P8thtl Quorum 10.00 r.m. * 1:30 p.m. Swdrr a member of the 82nd Air- Forever Krystal Polo borne Division, Fort Bragg, Prim0 Body Lotion ' HILLS AND DALES PacoRabanne HOSPITAL N.C. He expects to make at Skin Musk Sang H. Park, M.D. least 15 parachute jumps in Old Spice and Much More! 1 Obsfefdcs 8 Gynecology the next year. Jovan (Sp5.H#t h 84 rvQMn'B Mr, and Mrs. Edward * HOME CARE probl.ms .Id denvmry.) Mark had as visitors, Mon- Compare To Compare To 4672 Hill Street ARTHRITIS PAIN FORMULA@ Extra Strength lYLENOL@* otllcs Phon. 872-2800 day, her sister, Mrs. John : THUMB AREA Wlb Houn by wintmmt Simpkins, and grandson, HOME CARE AGENCY Home Phons 872-3705 and Mrs. Simpkins' daugh- ter, Maggie Davenport, all of Pontiac. . NurJng; Occupatlonsl, Physical, Speech Ther8py Lawrence C. Whiting, M.D. Edwin McConkey, Cass Nurse Alder up lo 24 houra. City, is among 71 Univer- Medlcars and MIdiCald cerlitled. WrkanAc&m y Drive Up Window d Famlty sity of Michigan students Your Ixelly owned, pr/vale mysicrans who will join Tau Beta Pi, lull service top honor society for 'en- non-prohf, EXTRA STRENGTH Home Cere Awncy a72 Hlll Stroot gineers. I Cl8r Clly, MI Drop Off Prescriptions OFFICE HOURS I Pain Relief I I (517) 671-8746 M0nd.y IhN Frlday By Appdnlmnl 1 (800) 358-4749 Videos 24 Hours a Day Ofllcs: 872-4304 Compare To TYLENOL@* Homa: 07240@7 St. Columbkille Compare To EXCEDRINe mothers group INSURANCE- \ N. Y. Yun, M.D. Phy8lckn 6 Surqson plans events Quick Pick- Up! Allen Wltherapoon otllk Hourr: New Englvd U(0 The March meeting of St. NEL Qrowlhfund Mon..Frl. - 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m, Columbkille's Christian NEL EqultfFund Thurs. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sick? Have your doctor call NEL ImFud - Mothers was conducted by Sat. - 9 a,m. - 12 p.m. myMoA.1 Ssrhr President Kay Sweeney. Wood's! Just phone in your Phone 872-2321 6232 Hospltal Drive Get-well, funeral, quilt 4615 Oak Cass Cit Cams Clty and foster child committee orders. We'll have them ready Off Ice 8724733 reports were presented. OPTOMETRlST Res. 872-4257 Easter cleaning date was Compare To Extra Strength for your "buzz" at the new drive set for April 6, open to all Compare To BUFFERIN@ WLENOL CAPLETS@* up at the rear of the store. I parish members, from 7:OO Or. G. W. McNlven VETERINARIANS till finished. Or. R. R. Watson The spring raffle will Oplomafrisrs coincide with 1st Commun- Film can be dropped off too! Prlrnrry Vlrlon Canlor P.C. COMPANION ANIMAL ion Sunday, May 3. (Put in envelope with instructions.) 050s E, Mik, Cau CWy H 0 S PlTAL The reception. for 872-4374 or 872-4375 4438 S. Seeger St. graduates will be held May Hour.: Monday thru Cass Clty - Phone 872-2255 24 and June 6 Confirmation Frlday 9-5 Rod Ellla, D.V.M. will be also followed by a Speclsl small reception. Appolntments Avsllable Cirol Galks-Elllr, O.V.M. Several fund-raising Iideas were brought before the group, but tabled until Or. W. S. Selby Edward Scollon, O.V.M. the April meeting. Opfornetdst Vefedrtarian April hostess committee: Hou~~:8-5 excepl ThurbdaY Farm and Lorene Messing, Mary Lep- 8-12nmn on Saturday Pel Anlmals pek and Agnes Heleski. 4624 Hlll St. Phone 872-2935 all rrQm Hh rrd 0.1.a )cDw Punch and cookies were L 4649 N. Seegef SI.. Cas3 City Phons 872-3404 served. * s PAGE EIGHT I %O CASH Holbrook Area News Mcs. Thelma Jackson Phone 658-2347 will be

, GIVEN AWAY EACH Greenleaf Extension will Marlette, Carsonville and ville. Maternal grandpa- bishley and Charles of Bad Catholic Church in Cass and Mrs. Calvin Hunt. meet at the home of Jean Pontiac. rents are Mr. and Mrs. Axe. City. AnnSister Arbor Marie spentDecker theof Clarke Thursday, April 9, Miss Gibbard received Evans Gibbard. Maternal Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robin- I WEEK IN APRIL I for a noon luncheon and les- many nice gifts. She and great-grandmother is Lil- Shoemaker were Wednes- son and family of Homer weekend with Mrs. Joe as part of Sommers’ son. Everyone is welcome. Dan Taylor of Ubly will be lian Otulakowski of Cass day evening guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watson. married May 30 at St. City, and paternal great- and Mrs. Tom Kolar. Kolar were Sunday guests Mrs. John O’Henley and BRIDAL SHOWER Joseph Catholic Church at grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ken Osentoski and of Mr. and Mrs. James Edanna Sweeney spent 50th ANNIVERSARY Argyle. Mrs. William Moore of Kelly Wallace were Wed- Gage and family at Good- Thursday and Friday in Around 80 relatives, Snover. nesday guests of Mrs. Alex rich. Saginaw where Mrs. friends and neighbors at- ****** Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cleland, Carol Laming and Theresa Laming, Mrs. O’Henley visited Mr. and tended a bridal shower for Robinson, Tracy and Chris Annie Pelton. Evans Gibbard and Sandy Mrs. John Cserca and Mrs. CELEBRATION Sandy Gibbard, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Mike were Thursday supper Reva Silver was a Satur- were Wednesday evening Sweeney visited Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Evans Gib- Maurer were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray day afternoon and supper guests of Kim Gibbard in Mrs. Paul Sweeney and bard, at the Ubly Fox Hun- evening guests of Edanna Michalski. guest of Edanna Sweeney Bad Axe. daughter. New Drawing Each Week- ters Hall, given by the Sweeney and David. Annie Pelton attended a and David. Mrs. Bob Cleland Jr, Mrs. Cliff Robinson was Names will be destroyed after mothers, sisters and the Mr. and Mrs. David birthday party for Andrea Harold Persell of Roches- spent the weekend with her a Monday guest of Mr. and bridesmaids. Games were Hacker were Saturday Wallace at the home of Mr. ter was a Saturday guest of mother, Mrs. Brandow in drawing. in and Mrs. Kevin O’Connor and each Come played and prizes given. evening guests of Mrs. Earl and Mrs. Dick Wallace and Bernice Gracey. Port Huron, sons at Minden City. Luann Blackstock of Bad join the fun. Schenke family Sunday afternoon. Gary Andersen Jr. and Edanna Sweeney and Mr. and Mrs. Don Axe won the door prize. A Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Fritz VanErp, Cindy Smichensy of David spent 3 dayswith Mr. McKnight of Bad Axe were buffet dinner was served. Hecht of Fairgrove and Mr. Edanna Sweeney and Reva Brighton were Saturday and Mrs. A1 VanErp and Wednesday evening guests Guests attended from and Mrs. Cliff Jackson vis- Silver attended the Fraser guests of Mrs. Earl Schenk. Cory in Henrietta, N.Y. of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Plymouth, Royal Oak, Mt. ited Elizabeth Spencer at Presbyterian Church din- Mr. and Mrs. Cass Martha Orien of Roches- Sommers’ Bakery Clemens, Brown City, Cass the Scenic Convalescent ner Wednesday. Bartnick, Mr. and Mrs. ter spent from Saturday till Jason and Jim Jackson 1 City, Ubly, Bad Axe, Cass Clty Home in Pigeon Sunday. Kathy Martinez was a Jerome Franzel, Mr. and Monday with Margaret spent 10 days with Don Snover, Warren, Berkley, Mrs. Glen Shagena was a Wednesday afternoon guest Mrs. Hazen Euinther, Mr. Carlson. Also a guest Mon- Jackson and Elsie Jackson. Rosevi 11e, Sterling Heights , Monday afternoon guest of of Margaret Carlson. and Mrs. Marvin Winter, dayWarner. was Mrs. Bruce Melissa Jackson was a Mr. and Mrs. George King Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mr.and Mrs. Merle Winter, Wednesday guest. and Jim. Fisher and family of Glad- Mr. and Mrs. Francis De- Terry Persells of Imlay Penny Guigar, Catherine Tom Kolar was a Monday win and Mr. and Mrs. Bob cker and Pat, Sister Marie City, Ralph Hoxie and Elsie Melnik and Kathryn Tyr- evening guest of Mr. and Leslie of Snover were Tues- Decker of Ann Arbor, Mrs. Blades were Sunday guests re11 attended the Conway Mrs. Cleatus Howey. day evening guests of Mr. Joe Watson and Mr. and of Bernice Gracey. ”witty and Randy Travis Mrs. Evans Gibbard was and Mrs. Carl Gibbard. Mrs. Cliff Jackson were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glaza show at the Civic Center at a Wednesday guest of Lil- Mrs. John O’Bermiller of among a group who at- and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Saginaw Sunday. lian Otulakowski and Stella Midland and Kathryn Tyr- tended the wedding recep- Glaza were Saturday even- Leszczynski. re11 met Brenda Tyrrell at tion for Mr. and Mrs. Ken- ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pelton the Ponderosa in Bay City neth Kirch at Dom Polski Leonard Goronowich in Shagena visited Bernard were Saturday forenoon for lunch Thursday. Hall at Caro Saturdayeven- Harbor Beach. Shagena of Sebewaing and guests of Annie Pelton, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Far- ing. Miss Laurie Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Loef- Mrs. Angus Sweeney at Mrs. Alex Cleland and relly were Sunday dinner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fler of Richmond and Mr. Huron Memorial Hospital Carol Laming. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Art Decker, and,Kenneth and Mrs. Glen Shagena in Bad Axe Friday, Bill Sweeney returned Campbell at Utica and af- Kirch were married at 2: 30 were Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt to our home. spent a day in Bay City. home Sunday after spend- ternoon guests of Mrs. Saturday at St. Pancratius and supper guests of Mr. ing the winter in Inglis, George Farrelly in Detroit. “u better nursing care center” Fla., and visited Edanna Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney and David Mon- Wolosenko of Fraser were day. Friday guests of Mrs. Earl HEALTH TIPS Mrs. George Jackson was Schenk. ou’re invited to visit our home. a Sunday afternoon guest Mr, and Mrs. Gerald w of Margaret Carlson. Wills were Thursday sup- (To enjoy our good company. To chat. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osen- per and evening guests of Harvard study: No link between toski and Mr. and Mrs. Reva Silver. To share your life. To make new friends and Kevin Robinson spent the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley cherish old friends. Come as you are. weekend in Charlotte, N.C. Glaza were Sunday dinner breast cancer and fat intake Mr. and Mrs. Terry Per- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Children are always welcome. Won’t you sell of Imlay City were Sun- Larry Glaza. visit us soon for an evening or weekend tour? day lunch guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Jim Hewitt Mrs. Ralph Hoxie and fam- were Tuesday guests of Mr. Lois D. McBean, M.S,, R.D. nearly %m registered tries with a high incidence Our door is open as wide as our hearts, ily, and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. Technical Advisor ~wS~S34 to 59 Years of age of breast cancer tend to Mr. and Mrs. Gary An- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff dersen and Carol of Jackson were Wednesday Brighton spent from Friday afternoon guests of Violet e welcome visitors all day, every day. evening through Sunday Barr and Dianna in San- of fat in the diet appea&-to with Mrs. Earl Schenk. dusky. have no effect on risk of w Another Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Arnold breast cancer in American guest was Howard Britt. Glaza were Tuesday lunch women, according to a Har- Mr. and Mrs, Glen guests of Mr. and Mrs. vard Medical School study. AUTUMNWOOD Shagena were Tuesday Stanley Glaza. “A moderate reduction in evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson, fat intake by adult women Mrs. Cliff Jackson. Tracy and Chris Robinson is unlikely to result in a sub-. OF DECKERmLE Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt were Saturday overnight stantial reduction in the in- spent Thursday with Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. cidence of breast cancer,” and Mrs. Charlie Cor- Larry Robinson and conclude the authors of the 3387 Ella Street, P.O. Box lo00 bishley and Charles in Bad daughters in Carlo. study* Deckerville, MI 48427 Axe. Mrs. Stephen Knowles This newly released find- Telephone (313) 376-2145 Born to Mr. and Mrs. and Randall of Pontiac ing is of significance con- Greg Moore of Snover, a spent the weekend with Mr. sidering that breast cancer 7-pound, 14-ounce daugh- and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Other affects 1 out of every 10 ter, Katie Amanda, at Hills Sunday guests, in honor of A Hillhaven Facility women at some time in w and Dales Hospital in Cass Bill Bredow’s birthday, their lives, and that diets City. Paternal grandpa- were Leslie Hewitt, Mr. and high in fat are suspected of rents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bill Bredow and Mr. contributing to this disease. 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E. CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,1987 Profitable year Your neighbor says at Mutual Savings Gen Kehos Moderating interest Phone 6652221 rates and inflation under Gagetown Area News control helped Mutual Sav- ings & Loan Association, D et roit Tigers F.A. conclude a profitable year. BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Scott (Sandy) by the Lawrence Welk band ter-in-law, Tim and Bar- daughters, Elisha and members. Association net,worth in- bara Burdon of Midland, Monet, of Dearborn visited Kurzer of Durand and son a fifth place team creased to a record $42.7 Sunday, March 29, Miss and granddaughter, Lisa Allister spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Basil Ziehm Mrs. W.C. Hunter Friday. returned home after sev- million in 1986 and marked Paula Pitcher of Sebewaing Henricksen of Barrington, Les Beach was a caller at with Mr. and Mrs: Dick the most profitable year in was guest of honor at a bri- Ill., at the Elks Club Bay Ziehm. eral weeks in Apache Junc- With the Red Wings hold- warning heeded a bit too in the Harry Kehoes Friday tion. Ark, visiting Mutual’s history. dal shQwer hosted by her City. Lisa visited her pa- afternoon. Mr. Beach re- Mary Blondell, Elizabeth ing first place in their divi- late by right-fielder Kirk bridesmaids \n the AmasaEllsworth Antbeses Ziehm. and TomThe Gibson who missed Mon- 1986 assets reached rents for the weekend, turned home recently hav- Bartholomy, Vernita Jas- sion and the Pistons in sec- at year end cafeteria of Immanuel ter of Caro and Gerry Caro- ond place in the Central Di- day’s opener against the $1,168,413,746 served as bridesmaid for a ing undergone surgery at Lauries also returned home while deposits grew nearly Lutheran School in Sebewa- friend. and celebrated her Huron Memorial Hospital. lan took the Parrotts Bus vision, the Tigers had a lot Yankees due to a pulled ing. Among those attending after spending the winter muscle. 13% or over 81 million dol- birthday with the family Bob Dunn visited his Tour Saturday afternoon to to contend with when they lars. Total loans outstand- were Barb Generous and the Macomb County Center months in Tampa and started their regular sea- But, like any sports fan, dinneraat the Elks Club. father, Jim Dunn, at Herit- Zephyrhills, Fla. ing reached 910 million dol- daughter Jill of Caro, Dot- Jim Helwig of Midland age House in Flint. in Mt. Clemens for a show son Monday. Kretzschmer has a little tie Rabideau of Lansing, Fans are expecting great glimmer of hope that the lars and depositors were was a caller-Thursday at paid H8,807,39Lin interest. Marian and Lee Ann Car- the home of his mother, things out of the baseball Tigers will bring home the roll, Margaret Generous team that brought them the pennant again. The “spring Association President Mrs. Velma Helwig. Bruce W. Cook commented, and Delores Leiterman. Mrs, Howard Lance Parrish when he was younger he guests of Miss Veronica Chicken Noodle Soup OLIVE LOAF...... ib wasn’t a healthy guy.” went to a lot more games, Mullin were Russell Reinus $1.69 but hasn’t been down to Writer’s Club Crackers Parrish left the team be- and children of Deford and Meat KOEG EL’S cause of a contract dispute Tiger Stadium since the M.E. Grady. Mrs. Penny Salad Bar MACARONI & CHEESE LOAF...... ‘1.59 Ib and Dwight Lowry and team went all the way. slates meet Reinus is visiting her sister Chocolate Cake SKINLESS HOT DOGS .?!:5??!!.!!’, ‘1.35 ib Mike Heath will try to re- Kretzschmer has lived in Phyliss in Oklahoma...... place the powerful Parrish. Owendale all his life. He The next meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. Tim TUESDAY @ T-BONE STEAK ...... -...... ‘2.69 tb. Heath is a 9-year veteran of was a farmer until 3 years Thumb Area Writer’s Club Rabideau and Lisa Beth of the game and has been with ago and now works for (TAWC) will be held Tues- Detroit for a year. Lowry is Sebewaing Industries, day, April 14, at 7:30 p.m. still a youngster with only in the Sanilac County Beth remained for a few Cooperative Extension of- Salad Bar 2 years’ experience under days’ visit with her grand- Fruit his belt. fice, 37 Austin St., San- parents. Thursday evening dusky, Persons involved in Kretzschmer says all met in Lapeer for Lisa’s WEDNESDAY another weakness for the all phases of writing are in- return home and thev dined 3 Tigers is in the pitching line vited to attend. Seedless Regular and Diet . TAWC’s annual. Spring at Nick’s Restaurait: Cheese burgers up. “That can change, but Mrs. Ed (Irene Mullin) Fries I GREEN GRAPES ...... 89’1b. they may have a rough Writing Contest is under- Hennessey, 89, died Satur- Corn Papsi, Pepsi Fm, Sugm Free Pa way and will continue until MICH. POTATOES...... ‘1 ‘’ 10 Ib. baa start,” he said. Jack Morris day, March 21, in a rest Salad Bar Free, ALW, Mt. Dew, SHW, is the favorite starter. He June 15. It is open to home in Bradenton, Fla. CARROTS ...... $1 O0 4 ~bs. amateur writers of any age Pears Orange, Cherry, Apple Slim was 21-8last year and man- She was the half-sister of CELERY ea. ager Sparky Anderson is who reside in Michigan...... 6W Veronica Mullin and Mary THURSDAY GRAPEFRUIT ...... 3p100 looking for big things from Three categories are pro- F. Grady and the aunt of vided: short story, non-fic- -- this 10-year veteran. Harry and Elmer Kehoe. Beans & Franks Kretzschmer thinks that ‘ tion and poetry. A complete BANANAS.. .4lba. $1” list of contest rules is avail- While Marge Schwartz Johnny Cake ...... if the Tigers are to have a was on a week’s spring Salad Bar chance they have to stay able upon written request. break from her job as sec- I The club publishes a Pudding Trial Site away from injuries. A retary at the * Gagetown monthly newsletter, Frito Lay Dips .59’ 402...... School, her mother, Mrs. FRIDAY ...... “Thumbprints,)’ which I ...... keeps writers informed on latest markets, upcoming conferences, contests and anything pertaining to writ- ing. Editor Joan Sayers and assistant editor Isabel Wright welcome input from other writers. For additional informa- ited in Caseville last Tues- tion on TAWC and/or the day with Toni Watterworth writing contest rules send a and John Speck and they self-addressed, stamped, had lunch at the new “Spe- business-size envelope to : cialty House” in Bay Port. TAWC; 215 Ellington St.; While the Mark Goodman Caro, MI 48723.Enclose 50e family of Indianapolis, FRlDA r NIGHT SPKIAL if you would like a sample Jnd., visited a few days with copy of “Thumbprints.” All You Can Eat Mr. and Mrs. Steve I Krushko, Mrs. John (Pam) LaFave and Estee of Cass 1 Cod & Shrimp Dinner City, Debbie, Casey and area pupils Nicole Goodman and Mrs. 2 Krushko had breakfast with Grady and Frances on dean’s list Newberry at the Village Coffee Shop. i I Two area residents have Thursday evening, April I Any Large I I been named to the dean’s 2, the Bay Area Business I I list for fall 1986 at Spring and Professional Women’s I O0 Off Arbor College, Spring Club sponsored a card $1 PIZZA Arbor. partylstyle show at Sher- z I Diane Cooper, 5911 N. wood on the Hill. Aileen g At Pizza Villa z Cemetery Rd., Cass City, Ziehm’s Color Bouquet of 3 With This Coupon and Patricia Allen, 5960 Sebewaing presented the 0 2 Main St. Deford, qualified 0 fashions. 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/ Pitchingkey to successful year

but league will be stronger for softball team, says coach ;

Competition is going to year’s season. “We should The league is going to be ders, but the Hawks are be tough. be improved over last tough, though, because hurting in the hitting area. With the loss of its star That’s how Don ehelke, year,” Schelke said about they (the other teams) got “We’ll be tougher on de- pitcher, the Cass City coach for the Cas$ City his that finished off everyone back too.” High School softball team team fense than on High S~hoolbaseball team fhe season 5-12. “We have The team has a strong Schelke said. offense,” may be struggling on the gers. “I have-a halfdozen to contend with this year for 10 Years, describes this just about everybody back. pitching staff as well as fiel- mound for the first few girls pitching and I’ll try are North Branch and Schedule But, offense brings the games. them all. Probably they’ll Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port. runs in and Schelke knows- Fifth year coach Jim Fox pitch 3 innings apiece so He predicted that the it. When asked how he thinks it will be only a mat- they can get the experience Hawks will take third be- All games in April start at thinks the teams will finish ter of time before one of the of pitching in a real game.” hind the Lakers, but that 4:OO. May games start at 4:SO. in the league this season, halfdozen girls on the No matter how inexperi- cbuld all change if the pitch- the Red Hawks didn’t make pitching squad will take off enced the pitching squad ing shapes up. April 13 A/F .H his top four. Schelke stated and lead the team to may be they are sur- Fox is setting his eye on 15 ’Muth T .that the district champs another District champion- rounded at every turn by April 23 for the real test of 16 N.Huron last year, Caro, will do it ship. veterans. Fox said that the his new pitching squad. The 23 Lakers . H agaii ’, unless the Lakers Yvette Hurd, who pitched defense is strong and the Hawks will be taking on the 27 BadAxe - H can pull ahead of them. 114 out of 126 innings last girls have no trouble mak- Lakers at home at 4 p.m. 30 Marlette H Schelke sees North Branch year, will be hard to re- ing their bats connect with “The Lakers are one of the May 4 Vassar ‘T taking hold of third and place, but Fox is feeling the ball. solider teams,’’ said Fox. 7 hlay City T Vassar in fourth. better each passing day as Deering is the slugger for “It kind of behooves us to 11 Caro T he watches his girls im- the team having an average clear up the pitching before 14 N. Branch H But, if the Hawks shape prove their speed and con- of .400 last year. She was we play them.” 20 Mayville H up in the batter’s box, who trol. chosen for the second team The season opens at home 22 Pre-Districts ? knows how the season One of the brighter pros- All Conference along with with a 4 p.m. game against 26 USA .H might end? pects is Hurd’s sister outfielders Severance and Akron-Fairgrove, April 13. Many of the favorites Tammy, who pitched for 2 Terri Summers. years on the junior varsity. Severance and SummersBoth Coach feels team from last year are back, in- are the strong arms of the JV cluding the strong pitching “She has excellent control U arms of Dave Miller, De- and I know I can really rely outfield and: when they nnis Ziemba ‘and Kevin on Tammy,” Fox said. come in, they show their Parrish. When not on the “She’s the most experi- strength with the bat. is a really good one mound, the pitching squad enced pitcher.” With the moving around Some converted pitchers of pitchers, the defense is With 21 girls at their dis- Area. makes up half of the infield. Bitzer said that although Miller is on first, Ziemba are shortstop Kelly Deering going to have to fill the posal, the junior varsity and first baseman Shannon gaps. Teri Wilson, third coaches are looking for- she was coach a year ago, plays short, and Parrish baseman, may ‘have to ward to a successful year. the team members change will be found behind the McIntosh. Outfielder so fast that she doesn’t LAST YEAR’S softball district champs, the lady Hawks plate making a pocket. This Brenda Severance is also move over a few feet to play “We have a really good are looking for another victorious season. Back row (left to trying her arm on the shortstop when Deering team,” said Coach Julie know who are her go+ will be the last season takes the mound. But, Fox Bitzer. “We have a lot of prospects. The 2 coachLd right) : Shelly Woodruff, Sandy Frank, Kelly Deering, Schelke has to work with mound. have been working on a this staff. “Pitching is so important isn’t worried about the girls to work with and a lot Colleen McIntosh, Connie Robinson, Coach Jim Fox. and takes awhile to de- switch. He said Wilson has of talent.” Jerry Cleland is line-up since practice started on March 17. Second row: Sandi Hutchinson, Shannon McIntosh, The other three strong de- velop. I’m reluctant to go a very good glove and arm. also coaching the team. Her talent extends to the “There is a lot of talent She is confident that she Stephanie Burns, Bonnie Wilson, Jennifer Palmer and fensive men are also too far out on a limb as to will be giving the Lakers seniors. Rob Nicholas, all how far we will go,” said plate where she handles the and the girls have a good Brenda Severance. Bottom row: Tammy Hurd, Teri bat well and has the speed attitude,” added Bitzer. and USA a run for their conference last year, will Fox. “We will probably money this year. “If we take his spot in center field. start a little slpw, but if the to get around the bases. Bitzer said the teams to Wilson, Renee Szarapski and Terri Summers. “This is a very talented beat would be the Lakers don’t win, we’ll come I Rich Witherspoon and Linn pitching takes shape.. .look close,” Bitzer said. Paladi, both letter winners, out ! ’’ and deep Cass City team, and Unionville-Sebewaing will be seen in the infield as 4,::iOpen.. an IRA now . . well as the outfield. with FB Annuity Company The Hawks lost 3 valu- able players last year in- the payments are cluding: catcher Mike still deductible Stevenson, third baseman Chip Creason and shortstop For highei income people covered by company pension Keith Czekai. plans, the new tax law allows no more tax deductible IRA payments after April 15, 1987. But if you open an IRA with Schelke has 13 returning FB Annuity Company,now, you can still deduct the seniors, 5 juniors and 3 payments from your 1986 taxes and look forward to years sopfibmores that he picked of tax-deferred interest and a lifetime retirement income. up from JV. Call today. FARM BUREAU Schelke and his team Making your future INSURANCE Jim a little more fl 6312 W. Maln St. start the season at home GROUP predictable. ,IUUY,YY.*IUYI,*.IYUUY*.. .I.Y,

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I -* 1.Hawk track squads gear up .foropener Boys’, girls’ schedule

April 13 Mayville , Away 4:30 *-Hard times ahead for 4O-member’boys’ squad 16 Caro Home 4:30 Y 21 Bad Axe Away 4:30 (23 North Branch Away 4:30 25 Harbor Beach Inv. znexperuenced gwls’ team 28 Imlay City Home 4:30 tolbe led br 4 vetefans 30 Marlette Away 4:30 d May 1 Reese Invitational / 5 Vassar Home 4:30 With only 2 seniors re- Krista Nurnberger is the state last Season, and 7 Lakers Away 4:30 Chris Tuckey, the team’s 9 Bad Axe Invitational 1 turning from a team that looked to in the relays and league in the following Katy Scollon is expected to top distance runner in 1986. 12 TB League Meet at coach Don Markel would - There is a nice balance of . finished 3-4 in the Thumb B a order : North Branch, Caro, Association and 3-5 overall, earn points in the distance The squad lists 7 Caro have world beater with classes in the 40-man freshmen and 6 sopho- 16 Regional at Bad Ake the Cass City Hawks Cass City, Bad Axe, Lak- coach Larry Robinson sees events. Red ers, Imlay City. squad. It includes 10 bard times ahead for the Sophomqres who earned mores, and has just 4 boys’ track team. A total of freshmen, 7 sophomores, 11 juniors to join the 2 seniors 40, count ’em, boys, are The season opens April 13 Cass City Red Hawk girls’ letters as freshmen are 40 at Mayville, with the first juniors and 12 seniors. on the squad. out for the team this spring.L- track team. , Laura Stine in the middle Robinson predicts that Unfortunately, mere I Adding to the woes of a distances and Cindy Powell .: Vassar will be the team to numbers don’t tell the tale. 1 , squad with inexperienced in the high jump. Showing candidates has been the promise in early season beat in the Thumb B this Capacity crowd Cass City lost a couple of Team pictures will :, weather that has been keep- workouts has been Sue season. Following the Vul- top performers by grada- cans, he lists Caro, Lakers, tion this year and last .? ing the squad from needed Papp, freshman, in the hur- outdoor practice. There dles and high jump. Imlay City, North Branch, year’s team was only good be in April 15 issueIt 1- doesn’t appear be a po- The Hawks’ chances this Bad Axe, Marlette and Cass enough to post a 34Thumb to City. If the coach’s pre-sea- attends annual B Association mark and a Il tential first place winner on spring were diminished !: the squad this Season. when 5 girls that the coach son prediction proves accu- 44 record overall. rate, it will be the second While Markel is his b’ Robinson will have to build was counting on decided not in his team around 6 letter to come out for the team. dismal finish in a row for first year as head coach, NOW AT FORT’S I winners and a freshman. Add to that the loss by the team. chamber dinner most of his charges will not \ :, Captain Jeanie Sweeney, graduation of 2 top perfor- Weather permitting, the be new to him. He served a senior and winner of 3 let- mers and it’s easy to see Hawks will open the season as an assistant in 1983, ’84 ters, is expected to anchor why Robinson is predicting April 13 at Mayville, with M.B. Auten ...... 1965 and ’85. the first league action April & The Hawks will be with- :-r the sprints. Three juniors a tough time for the Hawks. Lucille Bauer ...... 1966 16, when Cass City enter- tion” and no tax idcrease is out a couple of top perfor- have earned 2 letters each. Gone are Joann Steely, a planned in the near future, E.B. Schwaderer ...... 1967 sprinter who qualified for tains Caro. Dr. H.T. Donahue ...... 1968 mers due to graduation. Play the Game of Your Lisa Nicholas is a hurdler, he observed, area retailers, Randy Teichman, the industries and especially Jim Bauer ...... 1969 Choice at Fort’s Store Audley Rawson ...... 1970 league’s top performer in farmers are in for some the pole vault and a point tough times. Curt Hunt ...... 1971 W.E. Walpole ...... 1972 producer in the middle dis- “Despite the obvious suc- tances and relays, and cess of Walbro, it’s not H.M. Bulen ...... 1973 Ha7Little ...... 1974 Greg Erla, a sprinter and Frito Lay Special easy,” Davis commented. sprint relay perfokmer, will “You have to make pro- Cliff Croft ...... 1975 Evelyn MacRae ...... 1976 be missed, ducts a lot cheaper these Four returning veterans Doritos ‘days so you can sell them Helen Baker ...... 1977 Lambert Althaver ...... 1978 will be counted on this Save 506 cheaper.” spring. Three are seniors. Davis disputed rumors Bill Kritzman ...... 1979 Dr. D.E. Rawson and Steve Ross will run the hur- that General Cable Com- dles and mile relay, Mike pany, where he is employed Esthet McCullough ..... 1980 Jim Ware 1981 Kelley will see action in the as general manager, will ...... middle distances, and Jeff be closing down in the near Holly Althaver ...... 1982 Art Holmberg ...... 1983 Lefler will earn points in FORT’S STORE future. “If General Cable is the sprints and sprint re- Cass City going to close its doors, Tom Hcrron and 6468 Main Geraldine Prieskorn 1984 lays. The fourth vet is please let me know,” he . Jeremy Brown, a junior, joked. Tom Proctor ...... 1985 Jack Esau ...... 1986 who will be counted on in Davis lauded the Village the 440 and mile relay. Planning Commission for Markel says that the key its work over the past year NO males to the season will be de- PRINTING SERVICE on a “word by word” re- No males need apply : Ac- veloping strength in the THE LATE Walter E. Walpole, founder of Walbro Corp., view of the village Zoning cording to International field events. The team’s Whatever your printing needs, we serve them xeived special recognition Thursday. Shown with a Ordinance, which is ex- Wildlife magazine, the strength will be in the right! Latest modern offset and‘ letterpress aque given in his honor are (from left), daughter Alke pected to be adopted this populations of several sprints, middle distance equipment to assure you of the best results summer. species of whiptail lizards and middle distance relays. ineveryway. uernsey, son Forrest, wife Catherine, son Bob and Despite an overall finan- in the southwestern United aughter Holly Althaver. Holding the plaque is Dr. H.T. cial crunch--the village has States are entirely female. Markel predicts that onahue, who made the presentation. lost $46,000 (2’mills) in fed- These lizards are capable Marlette will unseat last The Cass City Chronicle eral revenue sharing of reproducing all on their year’s Thumb B champ- Phone 572-2010 money over the past 2 own. ions, . Vassar. He places years-’-Davis indicated sur- vival of businesses and local government alike will depend on their ability to make adjustments. “We’re going to follow as RCAREDTAGSALE closely as we can,” he We’re marking down and clearing out select models. Take advantage of these added. “We’re going to lead low prices now! Look for the Red Tags at your RCA dealer. if we can.” t Past Junior Citizens mcn d*b Betty Kennedy ...... 1965 Robert Rabideau ...... 1966 1 Tim Knight ...... 1967 Joan Maleck ...... 1968 Lynn Haire ...... 1969 Sally Geiger ...... 1970 Cindy Strickland and Anne Bulen ...... 1971 Ron Crandell ...... 1972 Kim Glaspie ...... 1973 Melody Bacon1 ...... 1974 Marie Hobart ...... 1975 Ann Hobart and Sue Pobanz ...... 1976 Cathy Hobart ...... 1977 Ross Ridenour ...... 1978 David Heins and Frances Kozan .. 1979 Ken Martin Jr...... 1980 Tamrny Tibbits ...... 1981 Scott Hobart ...... 1982 Carrie Lautner ...... 1983 Suzy Scollon ...... 1984 Julie Smith ...... 1985 *- Tamrny Iseler ...... 1986 .c \n \ -:*. :A LLOYD VYSE WARNED banquet audience members to * -check their door and window locks following hi’s “recent

African safari.” Vyse explained that the animal-head ’ Past Citizens ..’+ display (above) is a little indication of his plans for Christ- Willis Campbell ...... 1963 .. mas 1987. Herb Ludlow ...... 1964

0 4 t IT WAS VIRTUALLY standing room only Thursday night at the Cass City : Chamber of Commerce’s annual awards banquet, with an estimated 230 : persons in attendance. d + :--ow I

PAGK TWELVE CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,1W CAS CITY, MICHIGANr USE LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS Maudie D’Arcy Transit (nhnbusiness? raks. 10 words or less, $1.25 each General -1 associate Funeral services for insertion; additional words 7 Merchandise MSU with degrees Maudie L. D’Arcy will be cents each. Three weeks for I I held Thursday at 1 : at the the price of two - cash ta?. JOHN 4020 FOR SALE - 40 acres of Five 1985 Cass City High 30 FOR SALE - celery green DEERE diesel, Marsh Funeral Chapl, Save money by enclosing medium couch, 2 chairs, 3 to choose from. standing alfalfa or we’ll School graduates recently Marlette. cash with mail orders. Rates Laethem’s, Caro, phone bale and you pick up. Call received associate degrees for display want ad on $150, beige couch, $75, bar, Mrs. D’Arcy, 90, died (517, 673-3939. Mayville 517-843-6895.2-3-25-3 ’ from Michigan State Uni- amlication. 2 stools, $150, kitchen table, 24-8-1 versity’s College of Ag- Monday. 4 chairs, $75, electric stove, riculture and Natural Re- She and William Darling $75, portable dishwasher, FOR S&E - Antique oak were married Dec. 28,1921, Automotive -1 $40, marble table, $10, desk, 32x60, with partial Paul’s Pump Repair sources. in Ubly. He died March 12, Graduating with degrees queen size box springs and glass top and pull-out 112hp Myers pump, $199 1967. Mrs. Darling and 872-3385, in dairy were A1 Leslie and FOR SALE - 1984 Olds Delta mattress, $50. Call ‘typewriter shelf, $100.00. 1/2 hp Flint and Walling Frank D’Arcy were mar- 88 Royale, loaded, sable 8 30-5 00. 2-4-8-3 Call 872-2933or 872-5060. Martin Venerna, while ried Aug. 10, 1968. He died pump, $176 David C. Lmding received brown, vinyl top, 4 door, 2-4-1-3 112 hp 10 GPM Burks Dec. 14, 1982. Reese hitch, 46,000 miles. FIREWOOD for salt: - sea- a degree in crop produc- Surviving are 4 stepchil- submersible, $312 1 tion, and Aaron Fisher and Excellent condition, $7500. soned hardwood, $30.00 green,FOR SALE17’x13’, -blue, carpeting, iO’xii’* 1/2 hp 10 GPM Red Jack- dren. Mrs. Donald (Ruth) Call 872-2892 after 4 p.m. face cord; seasoned mixed, Christopher S. Peters Conrad and Mrs. Howard et submersible, $322 ‘ graduated with degrees in 14-8-2 $25.00 face cord, split and Phone 872-2213. 2-3-25-3 1/2 hp 10 GPM Grunfos (his) Brennemen, both of delivered. Call 872-3208. elevator and farm supply. Indiana, and John D’Arcy - all stainless steel sub- FOR - ’64 Dodge 24-1-3 AI Ixdk Martin Venema and Lee D’Arcy, both of SALE HAY FOR SALE - $1.25, mersible, $394 Dart, 273 V8, standard Phone 872-4226. 2-3-25-3 30 dergal. tank, Horizontal $112 blad- Kingston. Also surviving is transmission, interior ex- FOR SALE or trade - a brother, Adelbert Stam- Yamaha 920 Virago; 1977 cellent, ‘ body needs some baugh of Florida. 42 gal. Bladder tank, work. Car came from Monarch for parts. Phone $122 Burial will be in Elkland 872-4456, 2-4-1-3 Fish Supper New books at Florida, $1,300 negotiable. For prompt se~icecall Cemetery. Phone 872-4048. 1-3-25-3 / FOR SALE - used re- Friday, April IO Paul’s Pump ~~ frigerator -freezer, good 4 p.m. - 8:OO p.m. Repair . 1977 van, V8 automa- , thelibrary Charlotte Martin GMC condition. Call 872-3283. 673-4850 tic, good condition. Call 872- 2-4-1-3 Walleye, baked potato, anytime Mrs. Charlotte Martin, 4509 after 4. 1-4-8-3 French fries, cole slaw, 2-6- 11-ff roll, beverage and dessert. ’ CHALLENGER; A MAJOR MALFUNCTIONby Malcolm 76, of Westland died April 1 PROM DRESSES - sizes 11 McConnell (nonfiction). In his expose of what went wrong at Oak Hill Care Center in 1980 PLYMOUTH TC3 VACUUM CLEANERS - Horizon, 4 speed, 2 door, and 13. Call for more infor- with the space shuttle Challenger, McConnell asserts that Far rnington. mation 872-2555. 2-3-25-3 AT CASS CITY GUN CLUB Quality, Reliability, Per- while the “average person viewing Challenger” on its She was born Sept. 29, sunroof, stereo. Good con- Adults $4.50 - Children $2.50 formance. Spring cleaning launch pad right before its disastrous take-off “would have 1910, in Oliver Township, dition, $800 or best offer. 2-4-8-1 time - new and used sweep- Call 872-2650. 1-4-1-3 JOHN DEERE FB 15x7 fer- ers on sale. Excellent re- perceived a technological marvel, the quintessence of this Huron County, the daugh- tilizer drill with grass

country’s innovative scientific excellence,” the truth of the ter of Oscar and Ella pair service, complete + FOR SALE - 3000 bales 1st David Ming seeder and like new open- check up only $8.95 plus matter was something very different: “that vehicle--and (Diebell Rasmussen. 1977 DODGE Aspen SE, 6 ers, $350,00. Laethern’s, and 2nd cutting hay, $1.25 mpecially its vulnerable and hazardous propulsion system cylinder, power steering, per bale. Call Mayville 517- parts. Free in home de- Miss Rasmussen and Wil- Caro. Phone (517) 673-3939. monstration. Financing 90 -was the ultimate product of blatant Congressional pork power brakes. Good trans- 2-4-8-1 843-6895. 2-3-25-3 barrelling, bureaucratic duplicity, inexcusable corporate liam V. Martin were mar- portation. Best offer. Call days same as cash. Need deception, and public ignorance.” defense of such a ried Oct. 29, 1931, in High- Kirby Parts? Will ship par- His 872-3389 or 673-5297. 1-4-1-3 ROLLING- HILLS Golf SALE - Firewood, strong assertion is rendered in straightforward fashion. land Park. The couple FOR cel post immediately. Deal made their home in Detroit Course now open. 2-4-8-1 small sawlogs, yellow pine locally and save lots of FOR SALE - 1978 Ford and spruce, about 5 cords. money. Kirby Company, THE SURVIVAL OF JAN LITTLE by John Man and Dearborn. Her hus- LTDII, AM-FM cassette, Call 5 :00-7 :00 p.m. 872-4297. (nonfiction). Jan, a young American divorcee with a band died May 25,1969. THINKING ABOUT updat- Bad Axe, Daniel Messing daughter Rebecca, is legally blind and hearing impaired; Mrs. Martin had been a $700 9’ best. Call 872-2695. ing your satellite system? 2-3-25-3 269-7562 or 479-6543. Au- she is overwhelmed by a sense of inadequacy, one of life’s member of the Owendale 1-3-25-3 Rick’s Earth Station has thorized dealer. In ad- born victims. She married Harry Little, a monomaniacal, Reorganized Church of ~___used and new satellite re- UNHAmITH the pjc- vance, thank you for the dominating figure with a contempt for society. For 20 years Jesus Christ of Latter Day 2 OLDSMOBILE transmis- ceivers, motor drives, ture quality of yourlsatellite business. 2-3-18-15 they homesteaded in the wilderness, first in Mexico, then in Saints and also the Dear- sions and 1 Pontiac trans- LNA’s. Reasonably priced. system? If so, contact Brazil, near the Venezuelan border. Except for the Indian born Church of Christ. mission. Best offer. Phone Phone 673-4783. 2-4-8-4 Rick’s Earth Station. We SPEClALS THIS month: cargo boat that arrives 3 times yearly, they have no contact 872-5341 or 872-4514. 1-3-25-3 service all makes and mod- Tape rewinders, radar de- with the outside world. Jan and, by her example, Rebecca , Surviving are one son, W. els. Across from Card tectors, 6 ft. satellite sys- Robert Martin of Arvada, SATELLITE SPECIAL, 9’ Honda on M-81,phone 673- tems. Rick’s Earth Station, are totqlly subservient to Harry; by 1979 Jan’s vision has 1979 PONTIAC Firebird, satellite system with re-, worsened (she can see only sharp contrasts) and she has Colo.; one daughter, Mrs. 301 V8, air conditioning, 4783. 2-3-184 phone 673-4783. 2-4-8-4 lost her hearing aid. Tragedy strikes-all 3 come down with Aaron Fisher Linda Szaro of Union Lake, mote control, performs like AM-FM stereo, tilt, gauges, a 12’ system, 1-year sub- a debilitating illness; Rebecca and Harry die. How Jan and 8 grandchildren. rear defroster,rear spoiler, survived -blind, deaf and alone - for the next 3 months, until Others are one. brother, scription free with purch- white lettered tires, excel- ase, complete installatlon, he- Celebration the Indians came, is a remarkable story. Rexall Rasmussen of Flint, lent condition, rust proofed. && and 3 sisters, Mrs. Jack $1,395. C & M Satellite, 872- Call 658-2179 after 5 p.m. or 5075 after 2:00 p.m. 2-4-1-3 BOONE by T. Boone Pickens Jr. (nonfiction). Pickens is Mall of Bay City, Mrs. 658-2126 before 5. 1-3-25-3 the independent Texas oil producer and financier who not Helene Ebel of East Tawas - of God‘s Word -~ - ~ long ago engineered, in his words, “the largest corporate and Miss Barbara Rasmus- _. . FOR SALE - Cedar posts, Bible Ea10 April 8-1 1 1983 BLAZER 5-10, merger of all time” - the Gulf Oil ‘‘deal” that increased sen of Owendale. CHEVY picnic tables, lawn sdngs, ‘Many styles tochoose from. We imprint Bibles. Gulf stock prices to the immense profit of shareholders Tahoe package, air, cruise, wishing wells, clothes line (including Pickens) while obliterating the giant Three brothers, Elgin, AMlFM, $7,100 or best Harold and Peter, preceded offer. Phone872-4341. poles, lawn fhairs. 4351 Re- corporation itself. This memoir gives an inside look at the scue Road, Cass. Call 1-4-1-2 City. workings of the oil industry as Pickens progresses from a her in death. 872-2039. 2-3-19-tf Easter candy - white and regular chocolate. hardscrabble, Texas Panhandle existence to small-scale oil Funeral services will be Easter bulletin board visuals. well wild-catting with financing hard to come by; regional held Saturday at 1:OO p.m. Crucifixion and Resurrection flannel graph. at the Owendale RLDS FOR’SALE- 1985 Ford LTD Easter cards, bookmarks, crosses, pencils, coloring books. and national success with his Mesa Petroleum Co.; risky Vidga rentals, including Easter titles. Church with Elder Clar- , &door, air, stereo, tilt, buc- _. North Sea exploration during the OPEC oil “shortage”; kets. 29.000. Call 872-2315. - Limited Offer + Select group of children’s plaques 25-5070 off. limited acceptance by industrial-establishment executives ence Severn officiating. at hunting-lodge conclaves; the Gulf set-to and other, less Burial will be in Grant INDOOR Rummage Sale - DISCIPLESHIP FAMILY BOOK ST0,RE Cemetery. every Saturday, 8:30 to3:00 AND CHRISTIAN SUPPLIES ’ spectacular deals. Chris Peters 247 S. State, Caro, Ph. 673-5605 at VFW Hall, E. Main Hours: Tugs.-Thurs. 1030-6, Fri. 10:30-9,Sat. 1030-530 Street. Table rent $5.00. FREE PARKING BEHIND THE STORE 2-4-8-1 14-9-17-tf FOR SALE - mixed hav, h 1,

I FOR SALE - 8-ft. pickup I: On camper, sleeps 6; upright piano. Call 872-4687. 2-4-1-3 I SERVICE DIRECTORY ROLLING HILLS Golf Pre-owned Cars & Trucks Course now open. 2-4-8-1 BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED Was Now BUSINESS CARDS Croft-Clara lumberl IHC. Cass City 872-2141 1985 GMC SI5 Longbox 4x4 T.T. pnt., auto., V6, alum. Designed to make that first - @ :::!mpletl Andrrtrn Wmdorr ’ a ! ,,,YBOD‘ SHOP Appliance Sto wheels, 34,000 miles...... $8,495 $7,995 impression lasting one Complete Colllslon Service DortorLodrr I I Prrfidrhd PonrGy Mon.-Frl. 8 to 5, Sat. &12 ’ Emergency 24 h 1985 GMC S15 Longbox - wlcover, V6, auto., two tone, Highest quality Jim Perry Certified Technician ~ Mon.-Frl. - 8 am.-5:30 p.m. Junctlon Ma1 & M-! 33,000 miles ...... $7,395 $6,795 raised printing. I Sat.- 8 a.m.-3p.m. Phonr 517.172~2161 Phone 872.3991 $8,295 * 1985 GMC Jimmy S15 4x4 - V6, W.L. tires, stereo, Sierra Classic . $8,995 see Our new 6552 Kelly Rd. Cass City I 9 miles south. 500 ft. ktWI Kelly Rd. 1 1985 Pontiac Grand AM LE 2 dr., V6, locks, windows, I r+ 24-HR. SERVICE Cass City Chronicle cas% loaded...... $8,995 $8,295 ’ PLUMBINGGGi-3 & UEAflN& INC. 249-tf V I Buy your carpel or Ilnoleum. then I 1985 Chevrolet Cavalier .4 dr., 34,000 miles, AMlFM ...... $5,495 $4,995 1 I also do custom and repalr work. I I 6528 Maln -- Factow trained, “We DO II Rlght.” 1985 Buick Skylark. auto., air, stereo, tilt, cruise, 40,000 miles . . Save RICK’S6’ satellite Earth systems Station com- has I Phii;872-& 1 CASS CITY TIRE Satlslrctlon guaranteed. Plgaon Phonr 4534531 1984 Pontiac Sunbird Turbo .sharp car, auto., air, more...... Save Hercules and Cooper J.J.’s Floorina Service plete, $595. Call 6734783. * I‘ TireTIRES Repair 1984 Buick LeSabre Lim. .V8, all the buttons, super clean ...... Save 2-4-1-4 Alignments Mufflers Phone 665.2666 or 872-4701 ~ Brakes Oil Changes 1984 Chevrolet Ton Pickup - red, wltopper, six, auto., 1 FOR -SALE - Popup Certified Mechanic I . P.S., P.B...... $7,395 $6,795 I Rich’s Disposal 1 camper ; video disk player. Phons 872-5303 FLOWERS 1 1984 Ford Bronco 4x4 .black wlred int., V6, cruise ...... $8,445 $7,495 Call 872-2672. 2-4-1-3 Residential 8 Commercial t 1984 Buick Century Lim. .V6, loaded, It. jade color...... $6,995 $6,295 F Rubbish Removal - Honda, . Clare’s Sunoco Service Buds and Blossoms Container Service Avallable 1984 Ford LTD II auto., 4 dr., tan color $5,495 $4,995 FOR SALE XR ‘E- ...... 8Occ dirt bike; 8 hp riding Tune Upr MlnOr Repair) Call

lawn electric firer Balterler 683.2233 $4,995 mower; + 1984 Chevrolet S10 .auto., black in color...... $5,495 Grarss 011 flowers - Plants Balloons I hacksaw. Call 872-29.38. b $4,995 Certified Mechanic Sandy 6 Tom Tierney. Owners 1984 Pontiac Bonneville .4 dr...... $5,495 2-4-8-3 Leech St.. Chss City, MI 48726 Call 872-2470 4%6 1984 Ford Super Cab auto. trans., silver, only 19,000 miles.. . $8,495 $t,B95 Phone 872-3935 ’ PROM DRESSES for2-4-8-1 sale - L I ? 1984 CheVrolet Half Ton 6 cyl., auto., P.S., stereo, wltopper. ..$6,695 $6,295 - . Call 872-5383. Tuff=KotaDinol 1983 GMC S15 Pickup .dark blue ...... $4,795 $4,495 HAIR REMOVAL I 1983 Pontiac Grand Prix Brougham .white, super clean! ...... $7,195 $6,695 I------3 Automotive Rusk PrpOlmQ J Systems 6 Waxing 1983 Ford Ranger Pickup .4 cyl., AMlFM stereo ...... $3,495 $2,995 1.Mr. Farmer Permanent Halr Removal Gravel Guards I Medl~allyApprOd Running Boards 1983 Olds Cutlass Station Wagon V6, air, d. locks, windows.. $5,495 $4,995 ! Readanduse ConUrltrHon Rock Kote Stone Chip Proteclion 1982 Buick Century Limited V6,2 dr., drk. blue, priced to sell. . Save t FREE: *FlntlOMknrt.VlrH Bbckey Hennessay R.E.R.C. 1981 Ford Escort Station Wagon .58,000 miles...... Save at Hlllslde Beauty Shop Phone269.9585 - I 87:iw II 827 Van Dyke, Bad Axe 1 I CHRONICLEI S. 1981 Chevrolet Chevette .4 dr., auto., AMlFM radio...... $995 $795 Villpge Service Center 1981 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme .It. jade ...... $3,995 $3495 CUSSlFlEO ADS Tires V.Bells Batlerles ‘ 1 TuneUps Brakes Muffler? 1979 Chevrolet Half Ton .6 cyl., stick, AMlFM...... Save Certified Mechanic I To sell or rent a farm 1979 Datsun Pickup .wltopper, only 48,000 miles...... $1,995 $1,695 ! fM€ I 1 I SUPREME ’ No But WINDOW CLEANING Where Else ... To proiitably sell of buy Tues. 6 Fri. - 8 a.m. .6 p.m. I Wed. 6 Thurs. - 8 a.m.. 8:30p.m. Storms.Screens.Windows , anything Walt’s Rodlator R6pPif Sat, - 7 a.m.. 3 p.m. Janitorial Service. Flmrs. ; 6350 MOM ?b. 1724145 Eaves L Gutlers Cleaned Hi-Risrr. I’The Classified Section is Discount Mechanic Work c a Service 6 Renlal No Mark Up on Pans Estimates on Commercial. , Where Interested Csrtlfied Mechanic Walt Connolly Residential 6 Industrial Work ; Prospects Look First Ridlator and Heater Core PEOPLE READ Complete Insurance Coverage , HOWARD BELL, INC. Llttle Ads Security Ssnices Available I Sales and Senlcs ‘ 1 TheCarsCity Minor and Major Repair You’re Reading One 20 Gratiot, Saginaw = I* i( BUICK PONTIAC GMC I lh miles south of light in Now! Call Chronicle Cess City on Cemetery Rd. 790-7609 M-24 & Frank St. - Cam - Ph. 673-6126 I Phon8 872-2010 Ph. 872-5363 Call 872=2O10 sir------CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,1987 PAGE THIRTEEN J TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH - USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS f General f General I I ForRent ] Notices 1 Notices [ Services1 Farm OPENING in licensed adult (Merchandise) (Merchandise) FOR RENT - newly remod- Plan to attend INTERIOR AND Exterior [Equipment J foster care home, private painting. Theron eled business space in room, family setting. Call prima location in Cass City. Annual Spring Esckilsen, 4355 Ale St., ALLIS CHALMERS 7000, Phone 872-4377 or 872-2352 872-3861. 5-4-8-2 Cass City. Call 872-3095. 1976,106 hp, cab with heater evenings. 4-7-31-tf TURKEY DINNER 8-4-2-tf and air, AM-FM radio, [ Services 16.9~38rears, 3 outlets, 3 Sunday, April 26 1987 LAND FOR RENT - 2% 5 AUCTIONEER point hitch, new paint - Real Estate FOR SALE - like new Ben FOR SALE -Craftsman air C & M Satellite Services 1 sharp. $9900.00.Laethem’s, Franklin wood stove, compressor, 2 hp, twin cy- west of Cass City. Call 872- 12:00 till 3:OO p.m. all makes and models of Complete Auctioneering 4681. 44-8-3 Service Handled Anywhere. Caro. Phone (517) 673-3939. [ For sale ) couch,. --coffee table and two linder, $275. Call 872-2420. satellite UHFNHF anten- 9-4-8-1 end tables, king size full Good Shepherd nas. Call 872-5075 after 2:OO We Make all Arrangements. 2-4-8-3 Our Experience is Your wave heated waterbed, all Notices 1 Lutheran Fellowship Hall p.m. 84-14 f Thinking of Buy- items reasonable. Phone E. Main St., Cass City Assurance. [ Livestock ] ing or Selling? 872-3934or 872-5341. 2-3-25-3 ROLLING HILLS Golf Ira, David & FOR SALE - goats, 1 two- The Thumb Course now open. 54-8-1 Adults $5.00 - Children $2.50 Call one of our Yarn Shop Martin Osentoski year-old with twin nanny (Real Estate) 54-14 Phone kids, 1 yearling due soon. Real Estate pro- Gags City 872-2352 Collect 8 miles north of and Call 872-2024 after 5:OOp.m. ForSale M-81 Happy 55th BINGO - every Wednesday fessionals. intersection and 112 8-12-17-tf 10-4-1-2 I M-53 Birthday night. 6: - early bird FOR SALE - Lots on Lake Open 00 mile west on Rescue Road 6:30 regular bingo 7:W. Huron. loo’, 200’ or larger Dad - JOHNSON’S SEPTIC [Help Wanted) Post 3644 Main St. W frontage, south of Harbor Open daily 12:m till 9:oo VFW,E. TANK - Cleaning - availa- When are you coming 5-2-26-tf LOOKING FOR certified Beach area. Reasonablv nmr-----* ble 7 days. No charge Cass City 872-2248 priced - will accept offe;. ’ to Florida? CBAPET CEEAUIWG mileage. Call 269-8097. and/or experienced nurse Caro 673-2555 24-tf Call 517-864-3227. 3-4-8-3 FREE ESTIMATES CASS CITY, 8-18-18-tf aides to care for the elderly. I Phone 269-8097 Love, on roofing, siding, MI, Contact Mrs. Baker at 872- 2-3-12-t f insula tion, aluminum doors Also Upholstery Cleaning 2174. FOR SALE by owner - nice Rick and Nancy CUSTOM Equal opportunity JSTINGS NEEDED - Call ---- - __ and windows and Commercial & Residential employer 11-3-25-3 3 bedroom home in country 54-8-1n aluminum or SLAUGHTERING for free appraisal. Our ex- on 3.6 acres land. 2 miles FOR SALE - rigid electric Fast, courteous and perience is insurance. Fiber Glass awnings. inexpensive BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB WANTED - RN or LPN for your east, 2 314 south of Deford. conduit, 2-3-4inch sizes, 1/2 INCOME TAX Service - part-time employment. In- Osentoski Realty, Cass Dan Gyomory, phone 872- price. Phone 872-4108. Prompt, personal atten- Free Estimates CURING,SMOKING AND City, phone 872-4377. Elkton Roofing 2 $39.95 PROCESSING terest in geriatrics a must. 2013. 3-4-1 -3 2-4-8-2 tion. Soper’s Tax Service, rooms - 872- 3-5-28-tf 3 rooms 57.95 Contact Bette Hurford, 3371 River St.,, Kingston, & Siding Co. - TUESDAY & FRIDAY 2174. E.O.E. 11-4-8-2 MI. Phone 517-683-2815. 5 rwms - 79.95 [ ForRent ] Residential only 51-7-54 Phone 269-7469 COMPANY REP 5-4-9tf Car & van & RV SPACIOUS HOME CLOSE TO TOWN? FOR RENT - newly remod- #I Established company in How about a 2-3 bedroom, 2 story brick home, about 3% eled 2 one-bedroom apart- ~ interior cleaning USDA Plant 1074 handling industrial and ag- miles from town. Country kitchen, lots of storage and ments, 2 blocks from Main MALE, age 64, wants some- Phone 872-3725 Cass City 517-872-2191 riculturalHas opening lubricants in Cass City closets, nice large yard with garden spot and mature St., Cass City. Deposit, re- one to live with for com- Edwards 8-4-9-tf trixs. Check this one out. #lMA Terry ferences. Call 872-2696 or panionship, willing to share 8-2- 12-tf and surrounding area. 872-5459. 4-4-1-tf expenses. Write Box 33, De- OSENTOSKI Livestock Preference will be given NEW LISTING ford, Mich. 5-3-25-3 STAPLETON BUILDERS Trucking - owned and oper- persons with farm, 4 bedroom, 2 story home on corner lot in town. FOR RENT - modern l-bed- - Roofing, siding, additions, ated by Red Osentoski. mechanical or sales Insulated well, very easy to heat, 1% car garage and room apartment in Caro, remodeling, all types of. Phone 872-5105 - 872-4514 or background ; vehicle neces- fenced-in yard ! Call for all the details ! #l35 BINGO - Every Thursday building. State Licensed. carpeted, air conditioned, CONGRATULATIONS at St. Pancratius Hall, S. 872-2672. 8-3-18-4 sary. appliances, very energy e€- 517-665-9943. 8-2-25-10 For information and in- PRICE REDUCED! $41,000. ON YOUR25TH Seeger, Cass City. Doors ficient, extra storage, $280. ANNIVE’RSARY terview, call 2 story, 3 bedroom home in nice neighborhood. 1,500 open 6:OO p.m. Early-bird motor aod Call Tom 791-3614. 4-4-1-tf 6:30, regular bingo ELECTRIC Ken Martin B & L MARKETING square feet of living space, fireplace, some Andersen Love always, 7:OO. 4 ~ power tool repair, p.m. to Phone 872-5410. Knights of Electric, Id. 313-742-9014 windows, 1 car garage, beautifully landscaped, patio, 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to easy to heat! This home has it all! Call now! #142C HOUSE FOR RENT - 4 bed- Columbus Council No. 8892. 11-3-25-4 Call 872-3164. 4-4-1-3 CROSS WITH CHRIS -June 5 p.m. Saturdays. John Residential and rooms. 5-12-31-tf Blair, 1/8 mile west of M-53 LEGAL secretary wanted NEWER BUILT BI-LEVEL 19-July 3, personally es- Commercial Wiring corted tour, Germany,.Au- on Sebewaing Road.Phone Free Estimates with excellent skills, spe- 5% miles south of-town. Almost 1,700 square feet, 2-3 OFFICE SPACE for rent - K & S Catering 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf cial training or experience bedrooms, full basement with rec. room, stove, re- heat, air conditioning, elec- stria, Switzerland. $1914 Detroit includes : flight, 1st Weddings *Showers State Licensed preferred, full-time, be- frigerator, 30x40 pole barn. All this situated on 11 acres tricity, carpeting, barrier *Shop Parties *Others Quality Painting nefits, start immediately. plus, with 6 acres of woods, pond, lots of wildlife. #169C free, 2-3 room units. Main class hotels, 2 meals daily. Free brochures, also Service Send resume to Cass City St., Cass City. Phone 872- Check our prices before you Phone 872-41 14 Chronicle, Box S. 11-4-1-1 BARGAIN OF THE MONTH 2155 or 872-3519. 4-5-21-tf British Isles. Mrs. Press, 4180 Hurds Corner -Road book - we’ll beat any WINDOW CLEANING I. __... Price Reduced! $3,000 less! Now asking $43,500.00. I-- 7369 Berne Rd., Pigeon, MI quotes: 8-8-10-tf Brand new home in town. 4 bedroom, 2 story home. FOR RENT - farmland, 60 48755. Call 517-453-2202. We have china, silverware REFINISH CUPBOARDS HELP WANTED : Open stairway, oak kitchen cabinets, built-in dish- acres plus, Pringle Rd., 5-4-8-3 or.paper, skirting to match & FURNITURE BRUCE SILVERNAIL - -- Free estimates washer, cathedral ceilings, 2 fluted chimney, 1 car Evergreen Township. Call Lordy , Lordy ! your decor. Uniforms worn Sharpening service. SPRAYERS - Experienced ’ finished garage, full basement, very easy to heat and 872-3067 after 5p.m. 4-4-8-3 Look who’s 40! by everyone. Specializing in steel and urethane foam mechanic or insulated well, all Andersen windows! This may be the Arden Lapp carbide circle-saws. Free painter experienced with : buy of the year. #146B FOR RENT - Farm house, Call 517-635-7173, ask for 872-2739 8-4-8-2 pick up and delivery in Cass airless equipment. Need 4 bedrooms, barn and shed Jan or 635-2284 evenings. City area. 5205 Bevens, 517- good all-around mechani- may also be available- 683-2732. 8-12-17-tf cal skills. B3ckground in ’ Pringle Road, 7% miles Experienced cook and chef, roofing helpful. We’re look- CARS - VANS - pickups - ing for some good physi- sou theast . $300/month with Betty Klusendorf complete car care. Sham- 1 Wanted toBuy 1 lease. Call 872-4680 or (616) cally fit men with experi- Your mema or ours all poo carpets, clean interior, ence and a willingness to 965-1950 - Available May 1. home-cooked. wash and wax outside. By WANTED - parts for 1976 4-4-1-3 work. We pay good wages 5-1-28-tf appointment only. Cass Bridgestone motorcycle. and benefits. ~ City Tire, 872-5303. We pick Call 872-4512 before 1:OO RENT - 1 bedroom HAPPY BIRTHDAY! BPW Easter Bake Sale - Call Catis City 517-872-2248 Or FOR up and deliver. Complete p.m. 6-4-8-3 8C Saturday, April 18, Daw- Must be willing to relocate Caro 517-673-2555 apartment-house, available DAD 5-4-8-1 satisfaction or we do again _” immediately, $220. 6631 dan’s, 1O:OO a.m. till all to Southeastern Michigan. Kelly W. Smlth, Broker sold. 5-4-8-2 for free. 8-3-25-3 WANTED - 5 bottom spring Fino 9 Commmlal * Aealdrntlrl Llrtlnqr Wanted! 3-4-8-1 Third St. Call 673-4522. LOST - one child-size glove reset plow. Call 517-683-2749 4-4-8-t f and softball, Phillips Rd., Contact : or 683-245 1e 6-4-8-2 Akron. If found call 872- Happy BRING NEW LIFE Energy138 W. Shield Pike St.Inc. 3291. 5-4-8-1 TO YOUR CARPET birthday, Revive the original beauty Of Your WANTED - about 5-10 bred Pontiac, MI (313) 332-2910 carpet. Cleaned In your own home gilts. Call 872-2254. 6-4-1-3 11-4-1-3 FOR SALE by Von Schradsr Fish Supper Karen dry-foam method No mull. No WANTED Immediately - Friday, April 10 Bock fuss. No odor. [ To Give Away I Use the same teenage girl, 15-17, work 4 p.m. - 8:OO p.m. day. TO GIVE AWAY to good forenoon in preparation in !’ Bm Am CALKA REAL ESTATE FmIn Homa bakery. Can go on co-op I Who would think it would homes only - cute, cuddly Walleye, baked potato, take two anacins and one Dmrnonatntlon kittens, litter trained. Call next school year. Must 4 French fries, cole slaw, knee wrap for this gal to get Phon# for work Saturdays. Sommers’ OStlllWtO 872-4512after 4:OOp.m. What do you have to sell?. A farm, home, country home, roll, beverage and dessert. going in the morning to do ... t0b.y. 7-4-8-3 Bakery. 11-4-8-1 small acreage, retirement place, resort or business?... chores? I guess that’s what AT CASS CITY GUN CLUB happens when you turn 34. CARPET BRlfE Perhaps the prospective buyer’s name Cass City 872-4614 I Farm [Work Wanted! for your,place is Adults $4.50 - Children $2.50 AVAILABLE FROM Rent- . already on our list. If so, we’ll be happy to get in touch with 5-4-8-1 A-Stork : “Unique” baby 8-10-8-tf [Equipment NEED YOUR eaves trough them if you list with 6, A. Calka today. No charge for announcement products for AUCTIONEERING - e cleaned? Call Dave at 872- ROLLING HILLS Golf new parents. Call 872-3407 Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top FOR SALE - John Deere 4 3154 after 6 p.m. Reasona- listing. We have SOLO many properties during the last 12 Course now open. 5-4-8-1 or 872-2191. 5-10-15-tf dollar for your property. bar side rake, works, ble rates, 12-4-8-3 $50.00; old dump rake months and NEED LISTINGS IMMEDIATELY for our Phone 872-3019, Cass City. 8-10-3-tf $30.00. Call 872-2013. 9-4-1-3 MOTHER OF 2 wants to spring advertising program. Real Estate For Sale babysit children days in my FOR SALE - good used disc Gagetown home. Call 665- RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi-, blades, $3.00 each. Call 517- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! ! ! .. __ 2514. 12-3-4-ntf dential and Commercial 872-4108. 9-4-8-2 IN CASS CITY: BRICK HOME - Ranch Type with hardwood floor - wet plastered; Rubbish Removal. Con- carpeting; FIREPLACE; full basement with natural gas furnace; garage; nicely Real Estate tainer service available. WILL DO babysitting in my landscaped; easy to heat - Hills & Dales Subdivision; Immediate Possession - Sellers IN TOWN- Call 683-2233. 8-2-12-tf FOR SALE - 2090 Case home in Cass City. Call 872- will hold land contract. 3 bedroom, large living room 14x20, dining room diesel tractor with cab, 4742. 12-4-1-3 12.6x14.6, kitchen 10.8x14.7, full basement, easy to heat, heat, air, 330 hours, excel- One story home in Cass City - walking distance to stores, churches, playground; etc. 3 spacious, neat, clean. Smith Refrigeration lent condition; #56 Interna- bedrooms; 2 car garage - immediate possession --asking $35,000.00. TERMS. tional 4 row beet and bean WANTED - part-time work, COUNTRY and drill, excellent condition, dependable male, 17, own FARMS FOR SALE : with buildings and land only; 237 Acres; 160 Acres; 118 Acres - 79 Home plus 140 acres, has 4 bedrooms, living room, some small tools available. transportation, after Acres, etc. dining room, kitchen, 110 acres are tillable, large barn Appliance Repair Call 883-2677. 9-4-1-6 school, weekends, 10 yews’ included. Asking $98,000. farm experience, painting, e 111 ACRES ON M-53- choice hunting and recreational land - Florida owner wants quick milking, baling hay, odd All makes and models - FOR SALE - 20-ft. Harley sale -asking $35,000.00, Will hold land contract. IN COUNTRY Rock windrower; Oliver 60 jobs, etc. Call 872-5097. 12-3-25-3 Older home, completely redone in 1985, has 3 Call baler. Phone 658-8757 or 658- LOTS OF ROOM FOR YOUR FAMILY! ! ! bedrooms 18x20 - 12x12 - 12x12, Andersen windows, 8325. 9-4-1-3 IN CASS CITY: Remodeled - 4 bedroom home with den; large FAMILY ROOM - completely carpeted,. 5OOO pine and spruce trees 872-3092 [Card of Thanks) natural gas, practically new furnace; large garage attached; Possession on short planted, 54x90 tool shed built in 1979, plus other build- FOR SALE - Farmall notice --- $55,900. Sellers will hold land contract. All offers considered! ! ings, plus 80 acres tillable ground. Asking $134,000. 8-10-22-tf H tractor with loader. Call WE WOULD LIKE to thank 872-2672. 9-4-1-3 Tuscola County Medical See, Call or Write: COUNTRY CAR NOT driving straight? c- On beautiful 5 acre wooded lot, built in 1979,4 bedroom Center for the past year of Tires wearing uneven? Not IHC 1256 turbo diesel, Bud’s (Ed’s) care, Pr. home, 2 half baths - 1 full bath, living room, dining satisfied with the ride. Call A. room, kitchen, sunken family rcmm with fireplace, full 18.4~38rears, dual speed Spleet, Fr. Rick, Dr. Hall, , I Bm Calka, Realtor Cass City Tire, 872-5303 for 3 1969, basement, partially finished, gas or wood heat, PTO, dual hyd, point, family, relatives, friends 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48726, Telephone: 1-517-872i3355 appointment. Alignments fresh paint. Laethem’s, and neighbors for the Mas- exterior brick and aluminum, 2 car garage. Priced in done to your satisfaction. or call one of owrealtor associates - the 70’s. Caro. Phone (517) 673-3939. ses, flowers, cards, food 8-3-25-3 9-4-8-1 and consolation. Also St. I 3 bedroom, 2 story home in Cass City, brick exterior, Pancratius Women’s Coun- William E. Hamilton M. Dale Brown Walter G. Srostak ’85, new roof in Michigan basement, for only $23,500.00. cil for the delicious lunch at , 872-3355 072-3158 8724355 4-H-104 Arthur Brown FOR SALd - hay baler, Cass City rake and wagon. Call 313 the time of our loss. The 739-7130. 9-4-1-3 family of Edward (Bud) 3 bedroom ranch on 1.6 acres, 1% car garage, FHA ’ Schwartz. 13-4-8-1 II I approved, Just 1mile out of CasCity. Only $34,900.00. Well Drilling 4-H-12’7 OLIVER 1955, 1974, 100 hp, THIS IS A love letter to .t‘1 LISTINGS WANTED I and cab, over and under hyd- Cass City. I have been bles- 10 acres of hunting land on paved road, great building raulic shift, 3 point, fresh sed with prayers, cards, ; ON site, Cass City schools, only $6,&00.00. 4-R + 8-84 Pump Repair paint, field ready, $9500.00. flowers and love from so Laethem’, Caro. ‘Phone many of you after my acci- :I1 ALL TYPES OF PROPERTY/ (517) 673-3939. 9-4-8-1 dent on March 7,1987. Each *II L day brings cards, visits and ~ TAURUS RADIAL tractor phone calls from loving and We sell Farms and Homes for 6% caring people. The road back to being on feet fPUL HOUSlkG my We SAVE you money. LENDER again may take awhile but, REALTOR pair all makes of washers, O’Brien’s Tire Shop, 620 E. the support I have received Cass City phone 872-4377 dryers, refrigerators, Huron Av., Bad Axe, MI is making it easier. God Caro phone 673-7777 3-4-8-1 4 Our 35th year in serving Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron Counties I freezers and ranges.- Call 48413. Call 1-517-269-8471 or bless you all. Jane Ryba. 4Caro 673-6278. 8-6-24-tf 1-517-269-7311. 9-3-4-9 13-4-8-1 +-

PAGE FOUKTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-W-EDNESDAY, APRIL 8.1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I First quarter Walbro reporting record sales, profit W a1bro Corporation ross the board for the com- throttle body with integral Dear Bill : lems, and you also have President and Chief Execu- pany’s fuel systems pro- mass airflow sensor offers I’m going to have about something completely tive Officer L.E.Althaver ducts, especially automo- significant benefits corn- $5,000 to put in a fund for liyuid--all this with a announced today, based on tive electronic fuel injec- pared with competitive pro- our 2-year-old’s college. darned good yield--a real preliminary estimates, tion (EFI) components and ducts, ” A1 thaver said. Enclosed is a prospectus on yield based on 1986 inflation that the first quarter of 1987 carburetors for lawn and Althaver also expressed 3.6% a mutual fund. What do you of of 7.l%--doublethe will reach all-time highs in garden applications. ’I’ confidence that in the in- think of it? .4ny other ordinary averrage real yield both sales and income for a Althaver cautioned, how- terim overall sales of tk ideas? of the past century. single quarter, surpassing ever, that it is unlikely that company will remain level previous records by sub- the company will sustain because ,the GM throttle BILL Dear A1 : stantial margins. the same record pace of body business will be offset I’m always flattered ****** sales and income through- by increased sales of the The company estimates out 1987, due to an expected company’s other fuel sys- when anyone asks for my that first quarter sales will opinion, and especially a reduction in throttle body tems products, in particu- fellow in the investment My friend Gerrit Baker exceed $32,000,000, up 21 sales. lar its rapidly expanding business. of Boca Raton, Fla., is a percent from $26,488,000 for “It now appears likely line of components for au- great example of an inves- the first quarter of 1986. The that the company’s throttle tomotive EFI systems, and 1’11 offer suggestions and previous high for a single comments quickly before tor who believes in Liquid- I body business with General by the continuing expan- you withdraw the request. ity with a capital L. Each SENIORS RICK Guilds, Deb Blue and Kim Wing have quarter was $27,179,000 for Motors Corporation will sion of the company’s float- Regarding mutual funds, month he gets a re-po ag- the fourth quarter of 1986. peak in the first 6 months feed carburetor business i. particularly the load funds, reement from his bank for been playing their instruments for 8 years and plan to The company estimates of 1987, continue at reduced the lawn and garden indus I don’t like them for cases a fat amount of cash he continue with their music when they enter college next fall. that income for the first levels from July 1987 to July try. like this. First, amounts gives them for 30 days. The quarter of 1987 will exceed 1988 and stop for the period I. for first quarter 1986 income, under $15,000, for $lO,0oO bank pays him the going from July 1988 to July short rate, buys it back at which was $1,953,000 or $.66 1989,” Althaver said. you get $9150 in assets, and * Electric ray ~ the end of a month, at which State solo and ensemble festival per share, by at least 40 per- “Continuation of the com- that’s 9.29% as a charge on cent. The first quarter of the amount you will have Gerrit rolls it over again. pany’s throttle body busi- invested, although funds The other day he sent me 1986 had been the previous ness with GM in subsequent An electric ray has sp& have the cute approach of a receipt going back to Jan. income record for a single model years ‘is dependent cia1 muscles in its body that 29, 1981. Would you believe quarter. upon approval of Walbro’s can give off shocks of up tb saying it’s only 8.5% on the 3 studepts come home In announcing the first asking price of $lO,ooO. the rate: 171hY,? inhovative design for a new 200 volts, Ranger Rick Today the same deal, quarter estimates, Al- generation of throttle body magazine reports. That’, American Mutual, which thaver said the record sales you sent me a brochure of, same bank, is 5]//%. which is currently under almost twice the power __ It kept him without risk and income “were attribut- evaluation by GM. We be- the electric current in yout does have a fine record, and with medals and pride able to strong demand ac- their 50-50 split between of the country going to pot lieve that the new Walbro home. fixed income and equity is during those years. He was always going to have plenty Three Cass City High Guilds said he would like to one when I go to college,” quite a concession to the go- be in a band and Blue hopes she said. go boys. Somehow these of cash, and on average he School seniors competed in HOW can you insure replacement of wouldn’t have to wait for the State Solo and Ensem- to be part of an orchestra. Guilds praised substitute past records have a way of band teacher, David not repeating, although more than 2 weeks. Even ble Festival the last Both said, however, that it your mobile home without Bolivia couldn’t go broke weekend in March and 2 would only be for recrea- Daggett, who also plays the surely it’s a plus to look for tion, for they have more im- saxophone, for helping him depreciation? on the way in--what they’ve that fast. came home with medals. If there had been a great Deb Blue and Kim Wing, portant things to pursue. in the past year. “Mr. done in the past. both 17, did a flute duet that In the fall, Blue will be Daggett is really good, Putting money in stocks depression, my friend No problem. would have been in a posi- gave them a rating of one. attending Michigan Tech especially in the now is being done at a time University in Houghton. saxophone,” Guilds added. Auto- Owners Mobile Home Policy offers replacement cost when the Dow averages are tion to pick up bargains in According to Blue, the the basement when the musicians are rated 1 to 5 There she wants to get a All 3 musicians want to coverage without depreciation to qualified mobile homes. yielding 3%, when the S & by judges. The numbers are degree in either genetic en- expand their skills to other And discounts are available for new mobile homes. . .and P 500 is at a 19 P/E ratio, stock market hit bottom. My father was one of equivalent to grades; for gineering or microbiology. instruments. Guilds would to retirees. and the market-to-book like to learn how to play the those, back in the 30’s, who example, one is an A. Guilds plans to go to Cent- Just ask your “no problem” Auto-Owners agent how the ratio is 300%. All have spel- This is the second year ral Michigan University piano, while Blue would like led trouble in the past. kept some cash around. Mobile Home Policy can be no problem for your home. When eyerybody else was that Blue and Wing were and major in business. to try her skills on the All well and good, you a Wing said she will be going saxophone and piccolo. say, but what’s the alterna- broke, he picked up a given one for their musi- weekly newspaper, build- ral duet. to Howard’s Beauty Wing said she also plays the tive for Tiny Tim and his For saxophonist Rick Academy in Car0 for cos- piano but would like to try 16 ing and all for $10,000. He college costs bay years 18, metology and then plans to her hand at other instru- from now? got me to run it for $15 a Guilds, it was his first week. I slept in the attic, state festival and he re- go to CMU for business ments. Call or Stop By For $S,200 you can get ceived a 3 for his effort. “I after she is certified. “I’ll really miss this $20M of CATS, maturing 8- and bought a meal ticket for $5 at Wagar’s Hestaur- really didn’t know what to Guilds and Wing said band,” Guilds said, looking 1-03, based on a yield of 8.4. their knowledge of their in- back ever the years. Harris- Ham pshi re Agency , Inc. This would keep it under ant, which last me six days. expect,” Guilds stated. “I (Aunt Jane fed me on Sun- thought I did alright.” struments and their talent “We’ve been part of it since any tax liability for your the fifth grade.” 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City 872-4351 son. days.) He got 4 other fel- Blue and Wing played a are continuing to expand In one swoop you have lows and with $50,000 they acquired securities safe as revived the Standish, Guilds Lad to play a that she has been at a Gibraltar, you have elimi- Mich., State bank which selected piece as well as standstill since junior year nated re-investment prob- had closed. A few years ago sight read and play scales. when all the competition the bank brought nearly 5 All 3 musicians started graduated. “I’d like to find i Miracle grass million on the sell-out. playing in the fifth grade a private tutor so1 can work i Cash was a powerful and have no plans to stop. more. Hopefully, I can find I Imagine a lawn that re- thing in those days, and i pels weeds, resists disease, may well be again. i dislikes fertilizer, stays In this last period, Novesta mav green late in the season and though, 1981 to the present, board J ! -- best of all --barelygrows! cash has been an expensive I According to International thing to own as rates have I Wildlife magazine, a Cana- kept going down. In donate to Elkland dian geneticist says he has hindsight, some 20-year produced 35 lines of such a government bonds, 15.75‘/, , t miracle grass from 17 al- bought in 1981 at 100, are Fire Department i pine species. The Canadian now worth 171. And they’ll I government is already keep bringing in 15.75% NOW \ using the slow-growing until 2001. i */ grasses along highways, Ah, hindsight! i but it will be another 4 years or so bcforc they’re availa- Bill Myers is a retired ble commercially . editor and investment It counselor. I I I FISH FRY I I I I OF “REVIVE” DON’S CARPET ” 1 I FRIDAY, APRIL 10 I 4:30 p,m. - 8:OO p.m. t St. Agatha Parish Hall I’ AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ,is Gage t o w n I -I Adults $5.50 - Children 5-12 $3.50 - Under 5 Free I Don Dohn, formerly of Mr. Z’s, announces his new business t I I who noted that trash bar- to all friends. Courtesy and service will continue. rels at the cemetery have proven inadequate, added that she isn’t sure yet what the cost of renting the SAVE - NEW OPENING SALE . dumpster will be. Till April 15 Also Monday, the board hired Albert Griffin at $4 per hour to be the township I hall caretaker. He replaces Rcisidential Only Dorothy Phillips, who res- Truck Mounted Equipment I igned from the position late Come In and See 1 Room a $18.95 last year. Steam Cleaning I Our great selection of I 2 Rooms. = $34899 Free Estimates I I . tuxedos for your prom, Wedding I Roqms. I a $49.95 Starting at only ‘3Sg5.Order Announcements . Reasonable Prices i 1 L early for best selection! and i I 4 Rooms a . e $67.9 5 . . * Commercial .I In vitation s i i t i Any size, will not honor adjoining room$ or basement. i I I I SPECIALIZING IN CARPET i i AND UPHOLSTERY [@2 Catalogs t Many Sryles ro Choose From loaned t I overnight . I Call Now I Free Subscription i DAN’S MEN’S WEAR with Each Order “Where Quality and Fashion Fit” i DON DOHN 8 72 *2333 6455 Main The Cass City 4394 Maple, No. 3, Cass City in Cass City i . I Chronicle i Phone 872-3471or 269-8644 i Phone 872-2010 I S Supplement fa: Cass City Chronicle Cass City IGA Foodliner 6721 Cass City RoediCass Ci,Michigan 48726

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