VOLUME 64, NUMBER 51 CASSCITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 Fifteen Cents SIXTEEN PAGES Elkland endorses new fire hall Roads, salaries key topics at area annual town meetings.

Saturday was annual meet- ing time as area townships re- ported the year's business to interested residents and out- lined proposed expenditures and discussed perennial topics: roads and salaries. An estimated 30 voters at- tending the Elkland township annual meeting gave the green light to plans for a new fire hall-township meeting room and raised salaries 10 per cent for the clerk, treasurer and supervisor, Saturday at the Cul- tural Center. The increases will boost sal- aries from $3,500 to $3,850 for Supervisor Maynard Mc- Conkey; from $2,500 to $2,750 for Clerk Ferris Ware and Treasurer Art Randall. In addition, the employees receive fringe benefits, it was disclosed at the meeting. Each is paid $25 a month for office rent in their homes and Mc- Conkey was paid $500 for mile- age travelled within the county, as well as extra mileage for trips out of the county. Voters stopped the flat $500 payment and authorized all mileage at 10? per mile. The other big item on the agenda was the fire hall prop- osition. John Zinnecker asked MAYNARD McCONKEY (standing) outlines some of the problems facing Elkland township at how a $35,000 project could Saturday's annual meeting. be up to a possible $100,000. McConkey replied that the each received $200 raises. The $37,396.89 while the budget in- space had been greatly ei>- salary of the supervisor is dicates the township will slide IT'S EASTER and the pupils in the fifth grade at Cass City Intermediate School larged after numerous con- $1,400 and the treasurer, by for $30,000 in the upcoming are ready with special projects. One is that Easter Bunny held by Linda Sutter, ferences with members of the $1,000. year. Only six persons attended FROM THE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sutter. fire department. He added that Road work will include a mile including the board and no costs have also been spiraling of gravel construction on Hart- significant action was taken. sharply upward. sell Road and dust control ex- Road work was discussed. Sal- Even though the cost is up, penditures will be $10 per fam- aries remained unchanged. McConkey told the voters, there ily. In other business, the eight Editor's Corner is no plan to up the amount of persons attending learned that NOVESTA TOWNSHIP millage per year for the new the town board will start zon- Area residents involved in ing procedures as soon as pos- facility. With monies on hand In Novesta township, no one sible. $150 was voted for the You'll find wide support They know that we've been after the present one-mill levy other than board members both- friends and foes of Italy, Rus- brush spray program. ered to attend. Possibly because among a segment of our people which expires next year, it is for the premise that television sia, Germany and Japan within felt, that the building will be the meeting was strictly the space of two generations. •-•/• EVERGREEN TOWNSHIP routine. The budget indicates is the cause of much of the erected for an extension of this unrest among the natives. They know that we have been rash of criminal cases one-mill levy for four years. $26,000 will be spent, about friends of dictators and cool In other business, the voters The ten voters who attended $2,000 under the $28,000 plus the annual Evergreen meeting Implied here, of course, is towards Republics when it suits While the courts were quiet Andrew T, Bradd, of the court, Miss Kish was placed approved a general fund budget spent last year. Supervisor Gail that this unrest is a horrendous what has been the national in- Clare and Harrison area, was under arrest by Bay county of- of $40,400. It was also dis- learned that the township is in Parrott said about $14,000 was in the last two weeks, they a money bind. The budget in- thing and TV an ogre for being terest of the moment. . .or jailed for two weeks to await ficers on a warrant charging closed that one mile of seal spent on township roads. The responsible for it. what our politicians have SAID were active this week with a dicates that $23,000 will be Cass City Recreational pro- number of criminal matters sentencing on his guilty plea her with bad checks and sh' coat will be placed on Mil- And when it becomes open re- was our national interest. to violation of his probation. was taken to the Bay county ligan Road, east of North Cem- spent and only $15,000 received. gram was given $200 and noth- bellion and revolt against coming before Judge James P. Morever the township was ing was said about salaries. It's a knowledge that breeds Churchill in Circuit Court Mon- Bradd had originally been jail. etery Road. This road receives society, there's no doubt that placed on probation for break- She is expected back in front a good deal of local traffic already in the red and had it is. cynicism. And when TV brings day afternoon and before Dis- failed to pay the County Road the story of Viet Nam up close, trict Judge Richard Kern the ing and entering, but he had of Judge Churchill April 19 because it is adjacent to Roll- GREENLEAF TOWNSHIP At the risk of being cate- twice violated that probation to continue with her arraign- ing Hills Golf Course. Commission for work com- gorized an old fogey and not no way will many of them be- same day. pleted. Largest expenditure will Greenleaf township will build lieve that what we have been Randy Fritz, 28, formerly of while his license was sus- ment with a court appointed with it, I'll admit that the teens pended or revoked. attorney, Henry Greenwood of GRANT TOWNSHIP be for the Hay Creek Drain, a mile of road on Germania of today are more far out than doing is worthwhile. Deford and more recently from which will cost $2,600 for three Road, north of Bay City- Forest- And as the war drags and Bay City, was sentenced by Catherine Kish, 20, of Mt. Vassar. I can remember the teens of Clemens had her arraignment Concluding the week's court Grant township adopted a years. Relatively little road ville Road, Clare Brown, clerk, our age. drags, many of the older gen- Judge Kern to serve 60 days work will be completed due to reported. Estimated expendi- eration, who never before ques- in jail and pay $100 fine, $54 delayed two weeks on a charge activities as far as this area budget slightly higher than the That's why, I suppose, that of writing three insufficient fund is concerned, will be the trial expenses of the previous year the township's financial con- tures will be about the same insurance companies have tioned the United States and costs and judgement fee on his dition. as the expenses of '70-71. A Its foreign policies, are start- conviction of obtaining money • checks, in less than ten days, of Gerald Bezemek, 21, of the as two township officials were stopped writing some types of with intent to defraud. One of Gagetown area and Gary granted modest raises. Last balanced budget is expected. vandalism insurance. ing to voice their doubts. under false pretenses, with the ELMWOOD TOWNSHIP Among the principal items of You can blame all of this money valued at less than $100. the alleged checks was passed Michael Partaka, 20, of Deck- year a total of $15,797.32 was in Vassar, one in Caro and the erville on charges ofunlawfully spent as compared to proposed expense' was $1,500 for fire That's why, too, the beauti- on television if you want. Per- Nor r is Lounsbury, 17, Ray- The only township to report runs and $2,400 for Hay Creek ful new Rawson Memorial sonally, I feel it's a bum rap. mond Spencer and Clinton third in Cass City. driving away a motor vehicle, expenditures of $17,850 in She is now awaiting sentence a motorcycle. The two are ex- 1971-72. If expenses meet this a reduction in proposed ex- Drain. The township spent about. Library has been vandalized But if it's true, who can say Spencer, all from Cass City, penditures in '71-72 was Elm- $18,000 for roads. $100 for the with four-letter words on the that TV is all bad? were arraigned before Judge in the court of Huron county pected to be tried before Judge figure, there could be a deficit before Circuit Judge Arthur Norman Baguley Thursday. Bad for the year as income i& esti- wood township. The financial Cass City Recreational pro- outside walk, broken electrical Churchill on charges of break- statement issued Saturday gram was voted. All salaries fixtures, a jammed door and ing and entering with intent Bach for passing bad checks Axe State Police officers made mated at $16,000. in that county. Before leaving the investigation. Supervisor and treasurer showed that expenses were remain the same. pages in books stuck together to commit larceny. All three with chewing gum. are accused in the alleged theft But I'd guess that Spiro him- of goods from a mobile home on Deckerville Road in Elling- self would have difficultyblam- ton township on or about Jan- ing this trend on TV. What Is causing it? Who knows? How do uary 15. AH stood mute, had Teachers demonstrate;> pleas of not guilty entered by you cure it? Who knows? the Judge on their behalf and But I've been digressing. a trial date will be set. Judge The question here is what Churchill set April 27 for a TV is doing to the natives. pre-trial meeting with their I'd think that its biggest crime court appointed attorney, David Boards back Reese has been showing the war in Andreychuk of Vassar, Viet Nam as it happens. . . . immediately and with impact Roger E. Ford of the Clif- At Reese, the difficulties be- In the meantime, hearings ford area, Donald Randolph impossible in any other pre- tween the Reese Board of Ed- were being held between the vious conflict. Lyons of Kingston and Scott ucation and the Reese Teachers board of education and the 44 Lance Agar of Marlette had Education Association were teachers as part of the "firing" I'd think much of the revolt attorneys move to suppress continuing. process as called for in the against our involvement with certain evidence against them It appears that any real an- teacher tenure act. the Vietnamese by the young concerning a narcotics charge swers to the impasse that Saturday about 650 teachers is that they are more aware, that developed from an alleged resulted from ten months of from the Thumb, Bay City, better educated and more able party where drugs were in- fruitless negotiations, which Saginaw and other communities to think for themselves than volved in Deford January 2. ended in a strike Feb. 22 and met in Vassar at the Cork ever before in history. The three were arrested and the firing of the striking teach- Pine fairgrounds and peacefully searched for drugs that night ers March 5, would have its demonstrated in Reese in the after sheriff's deputies entered beginning in the courts. afternoon. the house in a surprise move, J. Klinkman allegedly as the party was taking The Tuscola Association of place. The deputies made their School Boards and Tuscola entry with permission of the Bliss resigns School superintendents went on owner and on the basis of in- record as backing the Reese fatally shot formation from an informer school administration last that the "party" was to take Thursday. place. as deputy Meeting at Mlllington High Defense attorneys contend School, they passed a resolu- that the arrest of Ford, Lyons tion backing the board, Super- in Detroit and Agar was illegal because William Bliss of Cass City intendent Bruce Dunn and the the sheriff's deputies failed to has resigned his position, as detective sergeant with the Tus- teaching staff hired to replace Chapel services at Elkland take ' proper steps under the the striking teachers. cemetery for James R. Klink- law, to qualify their informant cola County Sheriff's Depart- The resolution said in part ment, it was learned this week. man, 51, of Detroit were held as a "reliable informant" and that the teachers were exer- Monday, April 5, in Cass City. they say that the "informant" Bliss has been with the Sher- cising their American rights Mr. Klinkman was shot at a must be a "qualified" informer iff's Department for the past by accepting employment in the supermarket on Joy Road at whether or not his information four , years and has gained a district. closing time by robbers proves to have been correct. reputation as a top criminal "And hereby are com- Wednesday night, March 31. Judge Churchill has taken investigator. He said that no mended for their strong adher- A native of Cass City, he the question under advisement plans have been made as yet ence to and support of Demo- was born May 18, 1919, the and will render a decision later. for his future and gave no cratic principles and pro- son of Mrs. Cora Klinkman of Joseph Kaplaniak, 41, of Caro reason for his resignation. cedures founded on American Cass City and the late Harvey, was granted two weeks to find ideals, including effective local Klinkman. He was a member of an attorney to defend him on control of schools through duly the 1937 Cass City High School his charge of assault with in- BEGINNING SATURDAY, elected and appointed repre- class. Following graduation, he tent to do great bodily Injury sentatives." made his home in the Detroit less than murder. March 27, we will load stone The two, groups also en- area where he married his 'SPRING TIME is swing , James K. Miller, 25, of Port Monday thru Friday from 8:00 couraged the district to con- wife, the former Nuella Krow. Huron stood mute on charges tinue and offered to- consider time 'and Ken (tp'p^and MIKE KIRN, left, presents a cabinet designed for the concession stand at Cass a. m. to 5:00 p. m. and Sat- A, son, David, and a.daugh- of carrying concealed weapons urday from 8:00 a. m. to 12:00 the securing of such additional ter, Sarah Jane, and two grand- Bob Kerbyson take;advan-.K and assault and a pre-trial City Recreation Park. The material was paid for by the Gavel Club and Mike spent noon. Wallace Stone Plant, Bay support for Reese as would be children survive, besides his tage of Tuesday's /sunny conference will be held April 90 hours, one semester, making it. Accepting for the Gavel Club is Robert Stickle. Port, Michigan. 3-25-3 to^heir interest to do. Concluded on page 16 v 24 for him. weather. ; : , CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 PAGE TWO ENGAGED CASS CITY, MICHIGAN AGENT'S CORNER Cass City Social and Personal Items NEWS FROM Spring fever has diverse effects Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698 District Court Judy Marks - Extension Agenr Local persons who attended Saturday afternoon and eve- Sunday guests in the John Mrs. Marian Callan of Sag- Elwyn Milton Neuville of Cass the wedding reception at the ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Haire home included Mr. and inaw spent last week here with Do you have Spring fever? they could use more storage City in the city of Vassar was Holiday Inn in Bay City Sat- Wilbur Morrison were their Mrs. Lewis Fenton and two Mr. and Mrs. James Gross Many people do and it affects space. Here is an idea on how ticketed for squealing tires. urday evening for Mr. and Mrs. granddaughters, Mrs. Terry daughters, Debbie and Marsha, and Mrs. Ernest Croft, and them in different ways. Often to get more storage and an extra He paid fine and costs of $15. Randall Robinson included Mr. Morrison, DeLynn and Kim visited other relatives during we hear of people getting the table. Just get an old trunk of Freeland, Mrs. Roy Miller urge to get out of doors, work Bertha Frances Klebba of and Mrs. Erwin Wanner, Mr. Morrison, and a friend of Kim, of Pinconning, Miss Madeline her stay. (not one falling apart), paint Cass City in Ellington town- and Mrs. Clair Tuckey, Mr. Cindy Mockridge, all of Sag- in the gardens, or to paint up it and store blankets and other Miller of Saginaw and Mrs. and fix up their homes. Home- things in it. It can substitute ship was ticketed for excessive and Mrs. James Mark, Kathy, inaw. C. U. Haire. Mrs. Miller is Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy speed 65 mph in an allowed Joe and Greg, Miss Libby Hil- and daughters, Ann and Beth makers begin their spring for a novelty table in the living spending this week with her cleaning, and often find that room, bedroom or as a window 55 mile zone. She paid fine laker and Philip Nichols. The The American Legion Auxil- daughter and family. Tracy and Karen O'Dell, vis- and costs of $20. Robinsons were married Satur- iary will meet Monday evening, ited Mrs. Tracy's father, Theo seat. Martin Paul Osentoski in the day afternoon. The bride is April 12, at 8 p. m. at the Hendrick, at St. Luke's hos- Perhaps you may find that Holy Week services at Good you need more table space? village of Cass City was the former Linda Lou Sprague, home of Mrs. Elgene Keller in Shepherd Lutheran Church will pital In Saginaw Saturday eve- Engagement Told ticketed by Police Chief Gene daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caro. Other members of the ning. Visiting Mr. Hendrick Make a table from a smooth be: Maundy Thursday at 7:30 door, a piece of plywood and Wilson for running a stop sign. Edward Sprague of Bay City hostess group are Mrs. Orena p. m., Good Friday at 1:30 Monday were Mrs. Sherwell -He -paid fine-and-cosis-.of-$l-5— -and granddaughter~of-the-Erwin Holman and.._. Mrs.,. William.... Kelly _ of __New._ Boston.. aiuLMr,... a chest of drawers for sup- -p."nrrand Easter Sunday, 9:30 port. Milton Norris Mellendorf of Wanner s. The groom is the son Anker. a. m. and Mrs. Theo O'Dell of Tay- Gagetown in Wisner township of Mrs. Dessie Robinson of lor. Make your dining room chairs JANE ELLEN OBERST look like new for only a few was ticketed for exceeding Clearwater, Fla., and the late Relatives celebrated the Mrs. Vania White returned state wide night speed 65 mph Mr. Robinson. birthday of Mrs. Paul Craig Mr. and Mrs. William Mar- pennies. Buy remnant mater- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oberst to her Cass City home Satur- ials to recover worn or torn in an allowed 55 mile zone. He Sunday with a co-operative ham day after spending the winter tus Sr. were guests of Mr. paid fine and costs of $20. of Breckenridge announce the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McClorey dinner in the Craig home. and Mrs. Robert Martus and seats. Wood chairs look engagement of their daughter, with her daughter, Mrs. Ruth scratched and dingy? An at- John Wesley Hanson of Cass spent Saturday evening with Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Childs, in Pontiac. family in Flint Sunday for an City in Elkland township was Jane Ellen, to Richard L. Turn- Mrs. Nellie Mudge. Other week- Robert McNeil and sons of Col- early Easter dinner. The Rob- tractive coat of paint may be er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gar- just the answer. Do it well ticketed for speeding 75 mph end guests of Mrs. Mudge were wood, Mr. and Mrs. John Ho- Cpl. and Mrs. Harvey Francis ert Martuses will be in Wash- in an allowed 55 mile zone. field Turner of Cass City. her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. makie and family, Mr. and Mrs. ington, D. C., over the Easter and chairs can look almost Both are graduates of Central of Parris Island, S, Carolina, like new. (Nighttime). He paid fine and Sewill Mudge of Detroit. Alva McNeil and Frank Storm spent from Wednesday till Sun- week end. costs of $50. Michigan University. The of Caro and Mrs. Arthur Little. Home makers also find that bride-elect teaches at Imlay day with their parents, Mr. the right touch can be achieved Mrs. Howard King and daugh- and Mrs. William Eberline of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kehoe Just try to live on the world's City High School and the ter, Paula McGrath of Troy, Echo chapter OES will meet flew Wednesday, March 31, to by using accessories. Acces- generosity and you'll find that groom-elect teaches at North Cass City and Mrs. Mabel sories can be both educational and Mrs. Frank Harbec were Wednesday evening, April 14, Francis of Deford. Mr. and St. Louis, Mo., where they were it is mighty cold-hearted. Branch High School. Sunday afternoon and supper at 8 p. m. in the Masonic temple. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- and decorative. Large World A June wedding is being Mrs. William Eberline Jr. of maps provide a colorful aid guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Ruth Hoffman heads the Sudbury, Mass., also spent a ard Dill and daughter until Sun- Put on too much speed ahead planned. bur Morrison. refreshment committee for the day. Ed Mark, who had spent for geography study. Souvenirs few days over the week end with of family travels may emph- and you're sure to meet evening and will be assisted by his parents. two weeks in St. Louis after reverses. The Want Ads are newsy too. Mrs. Harold McComb of De- Mrs. Grant Hutchinson, Mrs. spending the winter in Florida, asize life styles, customs and cultures from different parts troit was a visitor Sunday, Dean Toner, Mrs. ThedaSeeger Open house for Mr. and Mrs. flew liome with them Sunday. March 28, at the home of her and Mrs. Lucy Seeger. of the country or the world. Gerald Bliss (Mildred Becker) MARTHA KLEBBA These might be an Indian blank- sister, Mrs. Glenn McClorey. will be held Sunday, April 18, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy, Infants baptized Palm Sunday Ann, Beth and Timothy Tracy et, sea shells, foreign coins from 2-5 p. m. The affair,hon- Mr. and Mrs. John Klebba and currency or native pottery. Helping You—Keeps Us Growing Rev. Ira L. Wood officiated in Trinity United Methodist oring the couple's silver wed- were guests in the Ronald Fox at the baptism of two youth Palm church were Connie Rae, daugh- home at Attica Sunday when of Cass City announce the en- A little creative decorating i ITfS AN ding anniversary, will be held gagement of their daughter, can make your family's in- Sunday in Salem United Meth- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward at 2791 Courville Dr., Bloom- the fourth birthday of Mr. odist church, Darlene Auten Profit, and Angela Kay, daugh- Tracy's granddaughter, Abigail Martha, to Edward Hill of Har- terests a very special part of field Hills. Mr. Bliss is a grad- bor Beach. their daily environment. EXTRA and Scott Nichols. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger uate of Gagetown High School. Fox, was celebrated. Other Hartwick. Two from the youth guests there were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Klebba is a graduate The couple has one daughter, of OLLH High School and is THE DIFFERENCE THAT COMES Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Fritz membership class welcomed Lana, who attends MSU. Arvel Shields of Marlette. returned home Sunday after into church membership were employed at General Cable of Cass City. Mr. Hill is employed Next to being shot at and spending two weeks with Mr. Pamela Gallagher and Steven Sunday dinner guests at the Mrs. Esther Kirn attended a WITH EVERY and Mrs. C. R. Hunt at Cape Schneeberger. golden wedding celebration in at Hamill Mfg. Co. of Ubly. missed-nothing is more grati- Stan Guinther home were Mr. Wedding plans are indefinite. fying than an income tax refund. Coral, Fla. The Hunts are ex- and Mrs. Stanley McArthur and Lapeer Sunday afternoon and POLICY FROM 4 pected to arrive in Cass City Miss Pamela Dobbs, who at- David and Kevin Shaw. After- later called on a sister-in-law this week after spending the tends Olivet College, came Fri- noon callers were Mrs. Mary in Owosso. Her sister, Miss Richard Hampshire Newell Harris winter in Florida. day to spend a 10-day Easter Lou Betz and Debbie Hilborn Lydia Weihing, who had spent vacation with her parents, Mr. of Millington and Mrs. Virginia a month with relatives and and Mrs. Willard Dobbs. Meade of Vassar. friends in Cleveland, Ohio, had Mr. and Mrs. James T. Brown arrived in Flint Saturday. They MUTUAL HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE INS. AGENCY of Snover attended the fish sup- were overnight guests of Miss per at the Gagetown Public Mrs. Irma Hicks had as Sun- St. Pancratius Women's Phone 872-2688 Cass City day afternoon visitors, Mrs. Council will hold their meet- Marjorie Kirn and returned to School as guests of Mr. and Cass City Monday. Mrs. Amasa Anthes Jr. Friday. Alice Beecher and daughters, ing and election of officers SAVINGS Betty Jo and Bonnie, of Bad Monday, April 12, at 8 p. m. Axe and Mrs. Lucille Bush at the church social hall. The Evergreen WCTU will of Caro. meet Thursday, April 15, at Mrs. R. Cliff, accompanied 1 p. m. with Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dobbs by her sister, Mrs. Irma De- Kitclun on Van Dyke Rd. Mem- and children of Potter ville came Hetre, returned home Sunday, bers will be asked to give Passbook Savings Tuesday to spend two days with April 4, after spending three their annual visitation and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- months in Pinellas Park, Fla. benevolence report. STUFFED lard Dobbs. Paid Quarterly Sp-5 David Guinther returned Special services are planned Add or withdraw any Sgt. and Mrs. David Rober- for Easter Sunday in the Church to duty Friday after spending amount anytime son of Rapid City, South Dakota, a month with his family, the of the Nazarene, starting with arrived Saturday night to spend ., William Guinthers. He is at a sunrise service at 7 :a. m. No Minimum account balance. There will be Holy Communion two weeks with Mrs. Irma Hicks Fort Hood, Texas, and his new All Funds in by the 10th of the month here and with his parents, Mr. address is: Sp-5 David Guinther during the 11 a. m. worship and Mrs. Don Roberson, at 365 50 4251, HQ. &i Co. A., service and a program of read- Earn From The First of That Month AN Kingston. ing and song during the 7 p. m. 48 Mod. Bn. 2nd, Fort Hood, Texas, 76546. Sp-5 Guinther evening service with the theme, The youth group of the Bap- received his promotion while "We Seek Only Jesus". FOR EASTER tist church had a buffet lunch- serving in Vietnam. eon Sunday evening, after which Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kir ton Paul Carmichael of Grand Rap- An Easter breakfast has been and Mrs. Hazel Whitfield were Savings Certificates scheduled by the youth group Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ids Baptist Bible College ad- and Mrs. Fred Emigh at Hay- dressed the group. Mr. Car- of the First Baptist church. Various Terms and Rates michael provided musical It will be held at 7 a. m. creek. selections on the accordion in Easter Sunday at the home of all of the Sunday services at the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rayl, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kirton re- youth sponsors. ceived a telephone call Sunday Baptist church. noon from cousins, Mr. and Cub Scouts from dens 1 and Rev. Douglas Wilson, pastor Mrs. George Handley, in Eng- 3 made a trip to the Bad Axe of the First Presbyterian land. They report being ready State Police post Thursday, ac- church, will attend a conference for planting there. The Hand- companied by Den Mothers in Fort Wayne, Ind., April leys have visited here and asked Mrs. Cherrie Fleenor and Mrs. 13-15, sponsored by the Divi- to be remembered to their Mary Hutchinson. Monday, the sion of Evangelism of the Gen- friends. Scouts from den 3 toured the eral Assembly. Mr. and Mrs. Chronicle with their den moth- Wilson will attend a conference Fifteen were present Mon- ASK US ! April 28-May 4 at Indiana Uni- day evening when Mrs. Lloyd er, Mrs. Geri Perry, and her Bryant was hostess totheWSCS daughter Karen. versity in Bloomington. This conference for ministers and of Salem United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parrish wives is sponsored by the Board church. The program was a of Christian Education. film on the History of the WSCS. Jr. have moved to their newly Refreshments were served at remodeled home in Gagetown, A birthday party was held the close of the meeting. the former Adam Deering farm. Federal Savings 6459 Main St. Mrs. Parrish is the former Sunday, Mar. 28, at Brown's and Loan Roller Rink in Snover, to cele- Mr. and Mrs. William Anker Jill Stilson. . visited Mrs. Matie Loomis at Insurance now brate the birthdays of Mrs. Cass City A total of 262 were present Brown and her sister Mrs. Bad Axe Tuesday, March 30. up to $20.000 Sunday for the first week of Charles Stover. Forty-seven relatives attended from Ubly, The spring rally of the Thumb • Phone 872-2105 the Sunday School contest at zone Lutheran Women's Mis- the First Baptist church. This Sandusky, Mayville, Dryden, SINCE 1887 Elkton, Bad Axe and Cass City. sionary League will be held was a record attendance for at Good Shepherd Lutheran the school. This Sunday, Evan- Church Sunday, April 18. Sev- gelist C. C. Brady and his Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hagar eral students from Concordia family will present special and Mrs. William Simmons at- College at Ann Arbor will be MUTUAL music in all services at the tended the installation of of- present for the program. church. ficers of Makere Temple #99, Daughters of the Nile, in Sag- Mr. and Mrs. George F. Mur- inaw Saturday, March 27. Their Week-end visitors at the Dan- SAVINGS ray have returned after spend- daughter and granddaughter, iel Papp home were Mr. and ing the winter in St. Peters- Delores Jones, is the newly Mrs. Thomas Quinn and son burg, Fla. installed Queen of the Temple. Derek of Midland. OTHER OFFICES: She will also be the official Mrs. James Van Dellen and delegate to the Supreme Ses- Mrs. Phylliss DeBlois of Bay City, Midland, Saginaw, Gladwin, Auburn, West Branch, two children are spending a few sion of the Supreme Temple Caro spent Monday with Mrs. Essexville, Mt. Pleasant days in Grand Rapids, due to June 13-17 in Seattle, Washing- Ella Cumper. the illness of her father. ton. Mrs. Jones is the former Delores Simmons and graduated Mrs. Hannah Plerson of Mid- from Cass City High School in land spent Tuesday through 1952. STILL IN EFFECT-OUR Thursday with Mrs. EllaCump- er. Mr. and Mrs. William Patch and Mrs. Vera AuBuchon en- GRAND OPENING SPECIALS joyed a belated birthday dinner at the Sveden Haus in Saginaw l\ Monday in honor of Mrs. Patch's SEE THIS DISPLAY AT COACHLIGHT PHARMACY birthday. Ja'lene's Beauty Salon ; !S]], GASS CITY Mrs. Daniel Papp spent last FORMERLY OF DETROIT AREA PICK FROM THE AREA'S LARGEST STOCK! week in Pontiac with the Robert Papp family, helping to care 5 miles east of Cass City and % mile south on ALL SIZES, ALL COLORS. GIRONIOU: for her grandchildren while OWNER-OPERATOR Robbie Papp had a tonsil- Hadley Road MAKES AN IDEAL lectomy. JAN ET $1.09 to $11.95 GIFT Mr. and Mrs. John Papp are H AR R ISDN OPENING SPECIAL the parents of a baby boy, John • BIRTHDAY Paul Jr., born March 29 in Huron Memorial Hospital. VIRGINIA FARRELL MONTH OF APRIL • SERVICEMEN He weighed seven pounds, 10 GRADUATE ounces. John Paul Jr. is the PERMANENT WAVE 13 ynars experience in COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Gift Card Sent 10th grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. (INC. HAIR CUT AND SET) $75" Daniel Papp of Cass City. Detroit-area salons (Formerly Mac '& Si-oliy Dnig) With Each Order Mr. and Mrs. James Pethers HAIR CUT AND SET celebrated their 59th wedding FOR APPOINTMENT $4.00 MIKE WEAVER, Owner Ph. 872-3613 PHONE TODAY anniversary Sunday, April 4. Dinner guests were present CALL 872-2414 Emergency Ph. 872-3283 872-2010 from Bad Axe, Ubly, Oxford OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK and Detroit. S«S*«»OB«S3«S£XJa6X»S^^ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 PAGE THREE "If It Fitz. . ." Letter to Editor Rites Thursday It was an airplane in Argyle for Rabbit tracks | Walbro union Mrs. S. McCarty I BY JIM FITZGERALD By John Haire :':;• Funeral services for Mrs. TAnd anyone else he can get to help);-':: Michael Heizer reminds me blew behind him like a kite CONTACT, and then take off Sylvia McCarty, 21, of Sand- that about 35 years ago I built tail. Remember Jimmie Allen in a great roar which I pro- states its case usky, who was fatally injured the most beautiful airplane in on the radio for Hi-Speed gas- duced by closing my mouth as in an auto accident Monday the world simply by digging a oline? Or remember Jimmy tight as possible and then trying morning, April 5, are sched- uled for 10 a. m. Thursday hole. Cagney in such movies as Ceil- to blow it open. April 5, 1971 is obviously yes that the pension If you have any culture, you ing Zero? Cagney would always Well, there were a lot of should begin now, not three in St. Joseph Catholic Church, . know who Heizer is. He's the knock out Spencer Tracy and unsophisticated slobs in my Argyle. The Union's position on the years from now. Should a per- Mrs. McCarty was born artist who recently created an stuff him in a locker and then neighborhood, mostly my big Walbro strike! son have some type of protection earth sculpture on the lawn of take Tracy's place in the cock- sister and her stupid friends. March 4, 1950, in Cass City, The Union doesn't want to against the rise in Cost of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the Detroit Institute of Arts. He pit and fly the mail through They laughed, and hollered at do its negotiating in the news- Living? Again the Union says did it by directing traffic for 2 the worst blizzard in the his- the dumb little kid in goggles, Clinton Hacker of Snover. paper. The place to do it is that Walbro employees are She and Gregory McCarty giant bulldozers as they dragged tory of the world. But Cagney peeking out of the hole and at the bargaining table but we caught in the inflation spiral, a 35-ton block of granite through wouldn't quite make it because making strange noises. were married in Argyle July feel that the community should that is going on in this country 18, 1970. the grass and dirt. Tracy was incapacitated and That's the same sort of rude know the Walbro Employee's today and they need protection Heizer ended up with a mag- unable to stick his chewing gum treatment artist Heizer is re- side of the story also. now, not three years from now. Rosary devotions were to be --nificent pile of earth covering on the plane's wing for good ceiving today. And he is handling - In- response to the -Walbro' This is..only in case the-Cost .recited ...Wednes_day._evening at half the blue-gray granite. In luck. it with class. He refuses to letter here are some of the of Living continues to rise. 8:00 p. m. at the Hacker Funeral front, where the stone was You get the picture. Any 9- explain his pile. He says it questions the employees in this The Union has not asked for Parlors in Sandusky. The Rev. dragged, there is a beautiful year-old kid would want to be must speak for itself. That's plant are asking the Union. anything from the Companythat Gerard Gumbleton, pastor of sea of mud. a pilot. So I used to put on my it; don't bug him. In fact, he We feel our wage demands is unreasonable. We know that St. Joseph Church, will officiate A lot of unsophisticated slobs goggles and scarf and squat flew off to New York" as soon are reasonable and within Wal- the Company has been making at the funeral. can't see the beauty inHeizer's in a neck-high hole in the back- as his pile was done. bro's ability to pay without good profits for the last three Besides her husband and par- pile of dirt. They think it looks yard. That was my cockpit. Boy, I wish I'd had that kind hurting the future of the Com- years. They have been forcing ents, survivors include eight FROM A SICK HAIRE like a gas pipe exploded under A couple of boards on either of class 35 years ago. pany. the people to work overtime sisters, Mrs. Mary Grifka of a sidewalk. They say Heizer side were the wings. A stick I told my sister and her Should a person have to work during this period. The con- Ann Arbor, Mrs. Diane Grifka is some kind of a nut who is in the ground was the propeller, stupid friends the truth - that 50 hours per week to make a tract provides that premium and Miss Janet Hacker, both insulting their intelligence. spinning so fast you actually my hole was an airplane and living? It is the Union's posi- pay of time and one half be of Deford, Laura, Doris, Bon- Owen-Gage Jr. Marriage Licenses I had the same sort of trouble couldn't see it move. Another I was flying a rare serum from tion that a person should be paid for all overtime, so we nie, Ella and Jane, all at home, with my airplane. stick, this one stuck in the cock- Port Huron to Smiths Creek able to make a decent living ask would the Company pay and six brothers; Robert, Rich- band at festival Michael Allen Drier, 20, of This was in the days of the pit floor, gave me control of to save an infant's life. Which working 40 hours a week. Should all this premium pay if they ard and Allan, all of Snover, open cockpit when the pilot's Cass City and Mary Marie this magnificent machine. made them laugh all the harder. a person, after spending a big were not making a profit. They Glen and Donald, both of Argyle, Owen-Gage Junior High Band Kingsland, 19, of Deford. head stuck out of the plane. He I would stick a huge wad of They couldn't see the air- share of his life working for could pay a living wage, put and Clinton of Oregon. was a glamorous figure. He members, accompanied by Albert Jon Cooper, 26, of chewing gum on a wing, not too plane at all. They didn't care a Company, have a pension so more people to work in the Burial was to be in the church Milan Miller, Mrs. Vada Wil- Saginaw and Nancy Eileen Rug- wore goggles and a leather hel- near an ant hill because I if that baby died. as to live decently after they're community and only work 40 cemetery. gles, 27, of Kingston. met that buttoned under his So I got mad and there was son and Manuel Thies, per- planned to return to chew it too old to work and too young hours per week and labor cost formed at the Solo and En- Francisco Ramos Garza, 24, chin. Also a white scarf that again. I'd climb aboard, holler the usual fight with the usual to die? The answer to this one would not increase. result - I lost. semble Festival at North of Fairgrove and Gloria Marie We stand ready to meet with Branch High School, Saturday, Villalba, 17, of Saginaw. I should have reacted like the Company anytime and have Jack Junior Long, 22, of Mil- Heizer. I should have coolly Kindergarteners April 3. Owen-Gage asked Archie Sim, Federal o Students received the follow- lington and Evelyn Marie ignored my critics and simply Mediator to set up the meet- ing ratings: Dennis O'Connell, Rakoczy, 20, of Flint. flown off into the sunset. ings with management. I could always have landed to enroll at piano solo, I. Harry Lee McAlpine, 18, of schools to We hope this answers some n ratings went to Alto Sax Deford and Debra Ann LaPeer, Farm folks love on the lawn of the Detroit In- of the questions the community 16, of Cass City. stitute of Arts. Quartet, Cindy Errer, Marcy may be asking. Miller, Jim Jamieson and Jeff Rudolph Huizar, 20, of Vas- Gulf^iousewarming Service enroll for fall Cass City schools Ziehm; Alto Sax Duet, Cindy sar and Paulette Marie Walls, Sincerely, Errer and Jim Jamieson, ac- 18, of Vassar. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF companied on piano by Marie Paul Albert Sahaydak, 35, of CIRCULATIONS Superintendent Allen C.Fen- You get automatic delivery of nell, of Owen-Gage Area Roy Corlis Hobart; Bass Clarinet Solo, Akron and Sharon June Rolston, .PUBLISHED .EVERY THURSDAY President Local The annual kindergarten 27, of Bad Axe. the world's finest heating oil, AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Schools, announces that kinder- round-up will be held in the Sandy Howard, accompanied 6552 Main Street garten roundup will be held for 213 UAW by Marie Hobart; Alto Sax Joseph Eugene Howey, 20, of Gulf Solar Heat®. You make John Haire, publisher. Campbell Elementary School Duet, Marcy Miller and Jeff Gagetown and Betty Jean National Advertising Reprint-nut students enrolling in school next Thursday and Friday, April easy, equal monthly payments. fall Friday, April 30, at the Ziehm, accompanied by Mrs. Rievert, 36, of Gagetown. tive, Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Ubly electors 15-16, from 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 Robert Russell Madean, 23, And your equipment is serviced Inc.. 257 Michigan Avenue, East Owendale center. p. m. Campbell Elementary Wilson. LanninK, Michigan. The child's birth certificate Those with HI ratings are: of Westland and Cheryl Agnes by experts. For all winter com- Second Class i>ostnffo paid at Cass ?? a • rural children should enroll Clarinet Duet, Kim Downing Wiitanen, 21, of Mayville. City. MichiKan, 4H7:!6. must be brought at this time. Thursday and town children, fort, call us today. Subscription Price: To IU/M offices The hours are 9-12 and 1-3. say no in and Mary Goodell; Clarinet Ross Donley, 22, of Marlette in Tuscola, Huron antl Sanilac Friday. and Kimberley Ann loset, 24, of A schedule forthepre-school Deford Elementary will en- Duet, David Haag and Greg Counties, $4.50 a year or 2 years Lenda, accompanied by Cindy Millington. fur JS.OO. $;>.50 for six months. vision screening clinic to 1)6 roll students Monday, April 19, held May 18-19 at the school vote Saturday Peters; Clarinet Quartet, Kim John Allan Schalliol, 26, of In other parts of the United States, from 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon Vassar and Laura Jeanne Saf- J.l.iiO a year. 25 cents extra charged can be obtained at the round- and Evergreen students will Downing, Mary Goodell, Arlo- CASS CITY OIL & GAS for part year order. Payable .n up. Do not call the school of- Voters of Ubly Community ween Kundinger and AnnTabar. ford, 19, of Vassar. Phone 872-2065 advance. also be enrolled Monday, April Cass City For information regarding news- fice about this schedule unless School District said no em- 19, from 1:30 to 4:00 p. m. paper advertising and rnmmercinl you cannot make the kinder- phatically Saturday to a new All • parents who plan to en- iind job printinfr, telephone N72-20IO. garten roundup date. $1 3/4 million elementary roll kindergarten children in school building coupled with the fall of 1971 are urged to improvements of the high register them at the proper Coach Light Pharmacy school. The margin was 2-1 schools during the days and witli 742 no and 397 yes. hours designated. Prior to the election, Joseph Free vision and hearingtests Caimi, Ubly superintendent, had will only be available on the h outlined the district's critical specified dates. Parents who need. .. do not avail themselves of this He told electors that several free clinic will have to make portable classrooms had been individual arrangements with purchased and erected outside their physician or optometrist the high school and that fourth to meet State requirements. grade students are presently Other immunization require- bused to Minden City because of ments specified by Michigan iinadequate classroom space in Law will be distributed as chil- Ubly. dren are registered. Increased enrollments and Children who are eligible for curtailment of parochial school enrollment must be five years programs were other reasons old on or before Dec. 1, 1971. Caimi gave for seeking the Parents are to bring their child money. and birth certificate to the round-up. Because of the • screening program, the chil- • • NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE dren will not visit the kinder- garten rooms at this time. A SUGAR BEET SPECIAL Default having been made in date will be set in May at each the conditions of that r-.^rtain elementary school for visit- i imortgage dated March 9, 1955, ation. executed by William C. Wilson Parents who cannot come and Wanda J. Wilson, as his during the round-up and avail wife and in her own right, also themselves of the free clinic, Mildred V. Brennan, as should call 872-2433 for an mortgagors, to The Federal appointment. Land Bank of Saint Paul, a body corporate of St. Paul, Min- nesota, as mortgagee, filed for record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Tuscola County, Michigan, on March Bowling 24, 1955, at 9:15 o'clock a. m., in Liber 181 of Mortgages on Papes 613 and 616 thereof. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SUNDAY NIGHT JUNIOR That said mortgage will be APRIL 4, 1971 foreclosed pursuant to power of sale therein granted and the The Sounz 18 property therein described as The Brewers 15 1/2 follows: The Unknowns 13 The South Half of the North- Born Losers 10 west Quarter except the West Alley Cats 8 40 rods of the North 16 rods Lucky Strikes 7 1/2 thereof; Section Thirty-six (36), Township Eleven (11) High Team Series: The Brew- North, Range Eleven (11). ers 1352, The Unknowns 1331, East; The Sounz 1320. lying within the county of Tus- High Team Games: The D cola, State of Michigan, or so Brewers 512-462, The Sounz much thereof as may be neces- 503-430, The Unknowns 475- sary to pay the debt for which 428-427, Lucky Strikes 437- said mortgage is security, to- 424-404. V( '"^^ j(SSj!^<^i^SW:&^, gether with the legal costs and High Individual Series: G. ^te;,,^^,i^;:;itil LIQUID charges of sale, including at- Frederick 472, M. Frederick torney's fees allowed by law, 471, J.Schwartz463,M.Daniels and also any sums which may 437, D. Brooks 423, R. Peters be paid by the undersigned to 417. protect its interest in the prem- High Individual Games: G. ises, will be sold at public Frederick 193-160, M. Fred- auction to the highest bidder erick 174, D, Brooks 164, M. for cash by the Sheriff of said. Daniels 163, J. Schwartz 162- County at the outer front door 159, R. Peters 160. of the Court House in the City Splits Converted: B. Sutter of Caro insaidCounty andState, 6-7-9-10, M. Frederick 3-7-10, (that being the place of holding 3-10, E. Schwartz 5-10, G. the Circuit Court for the County Frederick 3-10, M. Frederick in which said mortgaged prem- 3-10. ises are located) on Tuesday, June 8, 1971, at ten o'clock a. m., subject to the right of Name manager at A EASTER GREETINGS BOX $1.60 WICKES) redemption within one yearfrom Cass City said date of sale, There is due Caro sugar plant B FRUIT AND NUT EGG $1.55 and payable at the date of this Notice upon the debt secured C CHOCOLATE CREAM EGG 75C Bob Wischmeyer, by said mortgage, the sum of The Michigan Sugar Company, $923.48. has named Charles Silvernail D ASSORTED CHOCOLATES l.lb. box $1.95, 2 Ib. box J3.85 •Dated February 19, 1971. Jr. manager of its plant in Mgr. THE FEDERAL LAND BANK Tuscola county, located at Caro. PURPLE FOIL EASTER BASKET ...... $1.50 PHONE 872-2171 OF SAINT PAUL, Mortgagee. Silvernail has been an em- Barlett, King, Learman, ployee of the firm for a number of years and has been the as- HOURS: Peters & Sarow. COACH LIGHT PHARMACY By William E. Peters, At- sistant superintendent under (IWnirrl torneys for Mortgagee, 201 retiring Ed Sieland for the most FERTILIZER & SEED Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30 Mutual Savings Building, Bay recent years. \\i;\\i;i{. Hi. }!72-:u»i:{ City. Michigan 48706. (Jharles Silvernail Jr. is a T.II ' 2-25-13 resident of Hunt Road, Caro. PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

Sue Kelley on ONE FOR THE ROAD dean's list Deford Area News WALSH Sue A. Kelley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelley 277 boxcars stolen Mrs. Frank Little Phone 872-3583 of Cass City, Is among the 145 PACKING students who are on the 1970-71 first semester dean's list at By Dan Marlowe Mr. and Mrs. James Hur- ford and were dinner guests were Saturday dinner guests 7551 Pigeon Road Spring Arbor College, Spring rell of Bloomfield Hills visited of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brauer of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arbor, Mich. her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and family. Edwin, Cheryl Ann Emery Vandemark. The Van- PIGEON A good many years ago there dollars disappeared with the Glen Tousley, Sunday. Rev. and and Mark came home with their demarks' grandson, Dale Van- was an old-time prizefight man- apparent help of what one source Mrs. Kenneth Tousley and fam- grandparents to spend this week demark of Caro, spent Friday BLUEPRINT ager by the name of Lou Dia- calls "well-placed" employees ily of Tawas came Monday to of Easter vacation. overnight and Saturday with CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING mond who was also known as of the Penn Central itself. Cars spend a few days with his par- Mrs. Irma Hicks of Cass City them. Get the right start in life "The Honest Brakeman." were repainted, the serial num- ents, the Glen Tousleys. was a caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moody and the results will take care Mr. Diamond took pride in bers altered, and the cars put Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hart- Mrs, Lillie Bruce Wednesday of Marion, Ind., spent from Fri- AND PROCESSING of themselves. the nickname despite Its some- back on the tracks, in at least wick were Sunday dinner guests afternoon. day to Sunday with their son, what unsubtle intimation that a few authenticated instances of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hergen- Mr, and Mrs. Rick Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. David Moody and No Waiting - All Meat And All Work he had received it only because on the Penn Central tracks, to reder of Kingston. The Hart- and baby went to their home sons. Guests at the Moody home of his inability to carry off add insult to injury. wicks and the Hergenreders left Sunday after spending last week Saturday evening were Mr. and Personally Guaranteed BAD AXE a railroad boxcar. The number of 277 boxcars Tuesday for Kansas City, Mo., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harold Field and Darrell. Now comes THE WALL missing may only be the be- to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon Holcomb, and family. Slides were shown of trips to SUNDAY BEEF - PORK ORDER THEATRE STREET JOURNAL with an in- ginning since the investigation Foe. Mr. and Mrs. Hergen- Callers last week at the Gor- Arizona and Florida by the PICK-UPS AVAILABLE timation of its own thatapassel is still continuing. Railroad de- reder will return Saturday by don Holcomb home were Mrs. Robert Moodys. fectives -and-officials -author- _ -ALMester..Thursday., morning,.. Mr. and .Mrs.. Russell .Buz- BAD AXE7 MICHIGAN of sharpies lias moved in on ( -train -and- the -Hartwicks-will- CALl_453=2a6.1_DAYS-Mi-856=-40.ia_N4Cti-TS- the ailing Penn Central Rail- ities from Pennsylvania and leave for home next Monday. Mrs. Hazel Zinnecker Friday, zard and family of Bay City Illinois, and the FBI are in- Mrs. Foe is a sister of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Reynolds visited her brother, Mr. and SAVE! Get our freezer special prices on beef WED.-SAT. APRIL 7-10 road and carved out a niche in sides and quarters. rolling stock history for them- volved in continuing exploration Hartwick and Mr. Hergenreder. of Gilford Friday evening. Bob Mrs. Rick Reynolds and baby SHOWS 6:50-9:00 selves which will leave "The of the situation which has The Foes are former Cass City White of Cass City and Chuck daughter, Sunday afternoon. seen, according to a U. S, residents. Mester were Saturday supper Sunday evening guests at the Paramount Pictures Presents A Howard W. Koch Honest Brakeman's" name in Alan Jay Lerner Production Starring very small script on the final Attorney, "277 Penn Central Mr. and Mrs. Flave Stimp- guests and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Reynolds home were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peasley and son. Barbra Yves manifest. freight cars have been routed son of Freeland were Sunday Holcomb of Detroit spent Sun- Streisand / Montand The Penn Central not only onto the tracks of Railroad guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon day with the Gordon Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rabideau had financial troubles resulting X and have disappeared, turn- Field. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy family. of Cass City were last Tues- day evening guests at the Mil- in its bankruptcy filing last ing up gradually with all Penn Sefton of Decker were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Rock Baud upon Ihe Muscal PUy On A O«« Day YOu Can Sa« ftxtvcf Central identity concealed." evening visitors at the Field and children of Marlette and dred Kappen home. Mr. and 1 year, it had operating troubles. Panavision' Technicolor A Paramount Picture Armed with computer power Railroad X has its own Alice- home. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs. Jay Smith, Kevin and Kelly that would put the Houston Space In-Wonderland part to play in Beth were Sunday dinner guests of Cass City and Clemens Kap- Mrs. Iva Phillips and Miss pen were Friday supper and Center to shame, and directed the bizarre episode. An obscure Belle Spencer attended the wed- of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rock. Wednesday thru Tuesday 7 GREAT DAYS! SUN.-TUES. APR. 11-12-13 carrier that boasts only 15 Mrs. Blanch Brennan entered evening guests. Kevin Smith and by high-priced executives, the ding Saturday evening of Miss APRIL 7-13 MATINEE SATURDAY at 2:00 . SHOWS 7:00-8:57 railroad remained pitiably miles of track, it has inter- Caro Community Hospital Warren Kappen spent the week Marcia Curtis of Gagetown and end with their grandmother and unable to keep track of its connections with four main rail- Wayne McNeil of Cass City at Wednesday after having a minor CONTINUOUS SUNDAY from 3:00 MATINEE SUN. 2:55 accident, but was transferred Sunday evening visitors were freight cars. Some would re- roads, including the Penn the Trinity United Methodist Central, an ideal setup for box- to St. Luke's Hospital in Sag- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kappen ONCE EACH NIGHT on Wed.-Thurs.-Mon.-Tues at 8:00 main lost for months, even church in Cass City and the and Susie of Cass City and years, while occasionally en- car profiteering, given the im- inaw Sunday. She is in Room Roialind Russell reception at the VFW Hall in 502, bed 1. Deena Kappen. FRI. and SAT. "AIRPORT" starts at 7:20 and 9:45 tire trains would be misrouted. agination, the verve, and the Caro. , Poliiffai- technique. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Zin- Mrs. J. D. Tait and baby RATED "G" REGULAR LOW ADMISSIONS!! Now it appears that these Mr. and Mrs. Chris Taylor daughter Renee and Mrs. Sylvia boxcars weren't missing at all. necker were in St. Charles Sat- AFREDEHICK TSPY ' "COLOR by Deluxe' Poor Lou Diamond! of Flint were last Sunday din- Tait of Caro, the latter's daugh- They were stolen. urday. Sunday dinner guests at BRISSON PRODUCTION [G]"EB' United Artists In whichever corner of Val- ner guests of Mrs. Iva Phil- the Zinnecker home were Mr. ter, Mrs. Jeannie Fraipper and At the present time it seems halla he sits watching the Arch- lips. likely that 277 freight cars and Mrs. Ray Peasley and Ted. Linda of Flint and Mrs. Dick CARTOON angel Michael go his nightly Mrs, Vendetta Snyder and Craig of Grand Blanc were Sun- valued at more than a million Mr. and Mrs. James Gyom- three rounds with Beelzebub, Mrs. Margaret Bender, both ory, Brian and Darin visited day guests of Mrs. Mildred Kap- "The Honest Brakeman" must of Caro, and Mrs. A, D. Fred- pen and Mrs. Mary DuRussell. erick and son Troy were lunch- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve be reflecting sadly that modern Kosto of Fairgrove, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Field including techniques have reduced his eon guests Monday of Miss attended the concert at the Best Picture former eminence to back-page Belle Spencer. Mrs. Harvey Pelton spent Kingston High School Sunday status. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown Wednesday with her daughter, afternoon given by the YFC Sic transit Penn Central of Vassar visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Louks choral group. "**** HIGHEST RATING! freight, cars. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lebioda and two children of Caro. Kim Adams, Mary Flores and and children, last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Field Linda Koepf visited Mrs. Clem A thriller of human interest, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vande- SAT. & SUN. MATINEES and Mr. and Mrs. David Moody Koepf and Michelle last Mon- mark and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard attended Farmers Week Tues- humor and suspense galore!" day. Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle - Wanda Hale, N.Y. Daily News Former teacher Babich spent Saturday near day, March 23, at Michigan Pomeroy were Thursday eve- HERE SHE IS *** OUR EASTER Rose City. State University at East Lans- ning visitors. Mrs. Koepf and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth "BLOCK-BUSTING...A SURE-FIRE HIT!" FAMILY SPECIAL ATTRACTION ing. baby were Wednesday guests Churchill were Friday evening Brenda Sherman of Ever- — Dorothy Manners, L.A. Herald-Examiner Fri.-Sat. Eve. 7:30 & 10:10 Sat. Matinee 2:00dies in Caro of her parents, the Pomeroys, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard green visited Carolyn Field and her sister, Mrs, Charles Easter Sunday 5:00 & 7:45 Gregg of Snover. Sunday afternoon. Bruce Rob- Fackler of Cass City. Funeral services for Mrs. Mrs. Harold Kilbourn and erts of Snover spent Friday Mrs. David Force and Joan NOVEL POPULAR PRICES! NO RESERVED SEATS! Edith Schweigert of Caro were Ronnie spent last Wednesday overnight and Saturday with of Silverwood spent Friday held Saturday afternoon at the with Rev. and Mrs. Sherman David Field. afternoon with her grand- OFTHEYEAR-NOW Ellington Church of the Naz- Beird of Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pierce mother, Mrs. Anna Koepf. Mrs. A MOTION PICTURE! arene. Visitors last week at the Jr. of Fort Knox and Cass City Bernard Koepf and daughters Mrs. Schweigert, 66, died William VanAllen home were were Saturday afternoon vis- of Caro were Mrs. Koepf's Wednesday, March 31, at Caro Mr. and Mrs. Ron VanAllen itors of her parents, Mr. and guests Saturday. Community Hospital. and children of Royal Oak Tues- Mrs. Harold Field. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Little She was born May 8, 1904, day. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Shaver and Bob were dinner guests in Cass City, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Douglas VanAllen and and Joanne of Fostoria visited Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Dick and Mrs. Albert Vogel. She family. Saturday afternoon with Mr. Little and children near Caro. was a retired school teacher Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sier- and Mrs. Etsel Wilcox and Mrs. Other guests were Mrs. Little's and had taught 35 years in adzki and family attended serv- Florence Shaver. Saturday eve- father, Zigmond Olah of May- Tuscola county. ices Saturday at St. Vincent ning guests were Mr. and Mrs. ville, whose 90th birthday was Surviving are a daughter, Seere Church in Madison Cecil Shaver and two grand- celebrated, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Paul VanAllen of Caro; Heights when Diane, daughter children of Mayville. Mr. and Joe Olah of Troy. BURT LANCASTER • DEAN MARTIN BARBRA WALTER a grandson, and four sisters, of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Star zyk, Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Shaver irft&iecnrnn iS §TlUlSMD MATTKAU Mrs. Ida Gordon and Mrs. K. celebrated her first Holy Com- spent Sunday evening with Mr. UCHIl OCDCrtU oHuQUEL"NEB5SSE! T B. Spencer, both of Cass City, munion. They were dinner and Mrs. Frank Shaver and fam- GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES and Misses Clara and Alma guests at the Starzyk home. ily of Caro. COME ANYTIME FOR THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE! Vogel of Caro. They also called on Mrs. Sier- Rites held for VAN HEFLIN MAUREEN STAPLETON Burial was in Elkiand ceme- adzki's grandmother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saw- BARRY NELSON LLOYD NOLAN tery. Rev. Kermit Boyce and Adela Thomaszewski of Detroit. don and children visited Mr. Rev. Hugh Putnam officiated Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coffman and Mrs. Lyle Brauer and fam- Thomas Ballagh sbuffcexT ATTRACTION WALT DISNEY at the funeral and Rev. John of Bridgeport spent Wednesday ily of Oxford Sunday afternoon. JEANSEBERG JACQUELINE BISSET GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES Mellish at the chapel ceremony. with Mrs. Erwin Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Babich Mrs. William Englehart en- of Caro and Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Ballagh, 85, a re- tered Hills and Dales General Taylor spent Saturday at the tired farmer, died Thursday, TECHNICOLOR' An ounce of performance is Hospital early Saturday morn- Joe Babich home at Manton. April 1, at a nursing home at worth many tons of guesswork. ing for treatment. Duane Friend of Missouri Carsonville after a long ill- Mrs. Everett Field visited and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bab- ness. last Wednesday at the home of ich and children were Sunday Mr. Ballagh was born Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Field and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 12, 1885, in Teeswater, On- MUSIC COMPOSED 4 CONDUCTID BT fROM IHE NOVtl BT WHIIIfN (OR Till SCREEN A OlRtClfD BT f'BOOUClO BT children of Freeland. Cheryl Warren Kelley of Cass City. tario. His parents were Mr. ALFRED NEWMAN • ARTHUR HAILEY -GEORGE SEATON • ROSS HUNTER came home with her grand- Last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. John Ballagh. He came A UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOLOR" • Produced in 70MM TODD-AO* 7 ALL AGES ADMIHEO Sound Track AIDum exclusively on DECCA RECORDS mother and stayed until Satur- Lewis Babich, Mr, and Mrs. to Michigan with his family also available on fl-TracK and Cassette Tape1 day, when Mr. and Mrs. Field Bernard Babich and Mrs. John when he was an infant and lived and Jill spent the day with the Taylor attended the McDonald in the Cass City area most of Today's Bruce Field family. Co-op dinner at the IMA in Flint. his life. "You will enjoy 'Al RPORT immensely, . 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157 ACRES with nearly one mile road frontage, partially NEW THREE BEDROOM home with garage attached, full blacktop, gravel, about 60 40 ACRES west of Cass City with 3 bedrooms, home in nice acres tiled, about 100 acres basement, natural gas furnace, very nice kitchen cabinets, condition, muralstone siding, full basement with gas furnace, tiled floor, natural gas to kitchen, plenty of closets and tillable seeded to rye, some garage, high and dry yard. Also has large kitchen, dining wooded and very good building very well located in new subdivision, Here is a place ready room and living room. 2G' x 40' barn with basement, good for your choice of paint & carpeting & possession on short area. $225. per acre with roof, ideal place to raise steer or a hog ranch. See this terms or $32,000. cash. notice. Why wait? Full price $21,500. one now for $19,000. full price with $8,500. down and $100. per month.

ELLINGTON TOWNSHIP: 80 acres, part tillable, balance wooded, two roads frontage, ideal garden soil. Full price $24,000. with terms to right party.

118 ACRE farm well tiled, no buildings, 320 rods road front- age, blacktop and gravel, very good farm land. Will sell 78 acres or 40 separate with contract with $15,000. down on 78 acres and $7,000. down on 40 acres. JUST LISTED! 80 acres - with a large, exceptionally well built four bedroom home, full bath, large kitchen, dining room, living room, hardwood floors, 3 walk-in closets, beautiful open stairway, sun porch, full higli ceiling base- KINGSTON AREA: 20 acres for ment, gas furnace, deep, well with deep well system. Large $4,500. with $1,200. down and barn, tool shed and 2 car garage with workshop. This is the $40. per month on this rolling one to put your sights on for a well kept place with a black- land ideal for building. top location between Cass City and Gagetown, land all tillable and productive soil.

ONE & 1/2 acres near Decker BUSINESS BUILDING: Excellent building and location on Main THREE BEDROOM HOME near park, garage attached, full for that week-end retreat, high street, hot water heat, and apartment in rear of building. basement, gas heat, recreation room in basement with fire- & dry for only $800. with Here is an opportunity to start your own business with im- place, lots of kitchen cabinets, also has one & 1/2 lots. 1/2 down or cash, see this mediate possession, with terms. For sale or lease. Please This is close to school with plenty of recreation for the jewel now. call office for details. children. Full price $15,200 with about $2,500 down.

1/2 ACRE with large building, shade trees, buildingtorn down would make a lot of material to work with. Full price $1,500. Terms less for cash.

15 ACRES with blacktop loca- tion, storage building, ideal building site, centrally lo- cated, 29% down and $60. monthly includes interest at 7%.

SOUTHEAST OF Cass City: 58 acres all tillable, about 9 acres of wheat, good farm SMALL BUSINESS opportunity with GG' x 99' lot and 24' land or a place to build, black- x 40' building ideal for woodworking shop, small repair top location. $12,500. with shop or storage building. If you wish to work for yourself $4,500. down, monthly terms and be independent this is an ideal spot to get going. Full to be agreed on. price $8,500.

40 ACRES located on Ceme- tery road, small barn could be salvaged, well, not far from CORNER LOCATION with two trailers with additions, will CORNER LOCATION: Three bedroom home with two down Wilmot, very good land, corn- sell together or as separate units. All on for $10,600. and one up, full basument with oil furnace, extra bedroom, er location, full price $7,500. trailers carpeted, 150' well, live in one and rent one out. home is in nice condition witli a corner lot well shaded, cash. enclosed front porch. Owner may consider smaller home so what have you to offer? Full price $14,500.

BUSINESS LOCATION on M-53 with 10 acres, barn and old house, 1320 rods on main road and side road entrance, ad- ditional land available.

ARGYLE TOWNSHIP: Two ten- acre parcels just two and 1/2 miles from town. This can be purchased on a contract basis so why not stop at office for more details.

CORNER LOCATION: Three bedroom home, full bath, utility ARGYLE TOWNSHIP: 40 acres room, basement, natural gas to outside of house, electric secluded, excellent week-end line for electric stove, nice garden spot, storage building. retreat for the sum of $7,500. Full price $7,500. with $1,000. down and $65. per month Don't hesitate on this one. payments. SAVE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

INVESTMENT PROPERTY: A large home with five bedrooms, THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, two down, one up, large kitchen two down, three up; kitchen, dining room, living room, natural with dining area, living room, plenty of closets, full bath, gas furnace, ideal for two apartment home, with one and 1/2 hardwood floors, full basement, hot water heat, breeze- lots. Full price $12,500. way, garage and large lot. Completed with new aluminum siding, lifetime roof, nice shade trees and shrubs. EDWARD J. HAHN LISTINGS WANTED FOR ALL TYPES REAL ESTATE BROKER 6240 West Main Street — Cass City PROPERTY! BUYERS WAITING! PHONE 872-2155 OFFICE - 872-3519 RESIDENCE , PAGE six CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 4-H spring Mrs. Thelma Jackson Name Kingston's achievement time Holbrook Area News Phone OL 8-3092 BY BERNARD JARDOT top 12 seniors Most 4-H members, leaders Angela McCarty, Rita Tyrrell Jack Tyrrell and family. ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Floyd Mclntosh and Funeral services were at 2 and parents have been Involved and two other girls were Sun- An Easter program will be Jim Hewitt and family. girls of Shabbona and Mrs. p. m. from the Cass City Chapel. in preparation for the Tuscola day dinner guests of Miss Falk presented at the Holbrook Bap- Joe Schenk entered Huron Bob Sawdon and Pam of De- Interment was in Elkland Ceme- County 4-H Spring Achievement in Bad Axe. tist Church at 10:45 a. m. Sun- Memorial Hospital in Bad Axe ford were Wednesday guests tery Saturday. Kingston's 1971 Valedictor- Ross's likes include dra- 1971. They ask the public to Mr. and Mrs. Dana Robes day, April 11, Thursday evening. Earl Schenk of Mrs. Jim Doerr, Mr. and Mrs, Orrin Wright ian honors go to Mary Ann matics and singing. He has come to their open house to and family of Marlette were Mr. and Mrs. Don Me Knight visited him Monday. Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited returned home Wednesday after Wilkinson, 17-year-old daugh- participated in several Campus view our youths project work. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Bad Axe were Tuesday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Joe Des Jardine at Sandusky spending some time in Texas. ter of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Life groups. He and another The most important change were Tuesday supper guests Tuesday forenoon and in the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dennis Wilkinson of Rossman Rd,, boy also have a group of their this year will be that the pro- of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena afternoon helped at the Sanilac and son of Davison were Fri- Kingston. Miss Wilkinson re- own. gram open to the public will in honor 'of Mrs. Shagena's County Medical Facility. day and Saturday guests and ceived her education, both ele- After high school, he plans be held in the afternoon instead birthday. Other evening guests Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Wright mentary and high school, at to attend the Grand Rapids of the evening. The other point Do you pray with were Mrs. Beatrice Robinson Tschirhart and Jean Doacliin and family of Davison were Kingston, where she will grad- School of Bible and Music. of importance is that the mem- and Leah of Bad Axe. visited Mrs. Bill Deachin at Saturday guests. uate with a 3.94 grade point Other top ten students are: bers will have a greater role Mrs. Lynn Spencer attended Harbor Beach Hospital Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Michalski average. She has consistently Norma Simmons, Shelley in the evaluation and selection understanding? the Huron County OES associa- afternoon. of Deford, Mr. and Mrs. Ron- followed a college preparatory Schwaderer, Chris Cherni- of outstanding project accomp- tion at Caseville Saturday. Sandy Krell and Sally Romzek nie Michalski, Mr. and Mrs, curriculum and is accepted at awski, John D'Addezio, Mike lishments. ..Murill Shagena._ spent of- Port—Huron, —How nrd - Bi-itt - —.Howard. Wills,-Terry and-Mar- - _.th_e Univ.er.sity....QlL Michigan .„ King, Doris Facsko,_Debra ___The _event will_be_held Sat-^ Wednesday at the Bernard Shag- and Mrs. Hubert Hundersmarck leno, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robin- where she plans to study Law. """Rieck,"aiid"Michelle"Bran3ibur\""" urday,~ April" 17, at the~Carb~ Come to this Christian Science Lecture ena home at Unionville. were Sunday guests of Mr. and son and Becky were Saturday Recognition has been paid Kingston's Baccalaureate State Home and Training School. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Holm service will be held Sunday, "The Healing Method of Christian Science" by James Spencer of the Mrs. Earl Schenk and sons. evening guests of Mr. and Mrs, her through three years ac- The evaluation of projects will Christian Science Board of Lectureship. 3:30 p.m. Sunday, April 11, of Cass City were Friday eve- Paul Sweeney of Saginaw and Kevin Robinson in honor of ceptance into the National Hon- May 23, and Commencement be held between 9:30 a. m. The First Church of Christ Scientist, corner of Lincoln & Pearl, Caro. ning and Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Dave Sweeney returned Mrs. Kevin Robinson's birth- or Society, two year accep- will be May 28. and 12:00 noon. The open house of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord La- home Monday after spending a day. tance of the French Award, and public program will start peer and Charlene. after 12:00 noon. We encourage week with Mr. and Mrs. Al Joe Schenk and Joan of Bad three years service on the Life consists mainly of what VanErp and family at Henrietta, Axe were Monday evening Student Council, two years the general public to stop in we haven't done, and what we and see what 4-H is all about. New York. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl voted class officer and for two are going to do tomorrow. Arlee Frielmrger of Argyle Schenk and sons. years has held title to the ANNUAL REPORT CASS CITY AND ELKLAND TOWNSHIP spent Friday evening at the George Rolston, Mrs. student with the highest schol- Men are not rewarded for how Earl Schenk home. Charles Bond, Mrs. Lynn Hur- astic achievement in the school. The Want Ads arc newsy too. long they live, but how they live. Mrs. Lynn Spencer was in ford, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hanby Sandusky Wednesday to tape n and family, Mrs. Ida Gordon, PUBLIC LIBRARY a/k/a RAWSON MEMORIAL LIBRARY radio program. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Spencer, GENERAL ACOUNT Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Mrs. Emma Decker and Mr. spent Wednesday afternoon with and Mrs. Cliff Jackson attended PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS Balance in bank March i, 1970 $ 3,185.94 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurford, the funeral of Mrs. Edith Book fines 268,00 Scott and Debbie. Sehweigert at the Ellington Naz- Penal fines Mr. and Mrs. Rny Armstoad, arem.' church at 2 p. m. Satur- City & Township $ 3,657.61 Mike and Greg of Troy spent day. Elmwood Township 1,514.07 the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shag- Novesta Township 1,250.38 Murill Shagena and girls. Other ena and Sherry were Friday Kingston Township 1,595.78 Saturday evening guests wore evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. DIRECTORY Sanilac County 1,020.54 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shngena Glen Shagena, of Unionville. Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer and DR. W. S. SELBY Dr. E. Paul Lockwood 9,038.38 Sheree Lapeer and Amy Charlene, Mrs. Don Tracy, Chiropractic Physician Transferred from Memorial Book Fund Doerr were Friday overnight Mrs. Jim Doerr, Mrs. Jim Optometrist guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gay- Anthony, Mrs. Archie Solmon, Office Hours: for books purchased -237.83 Hours 8-5:00 except Thursday lord Lapeer and Chnrleno. and Mrs. Murill Shagena were Refund Mutual Liability Insurance 18.00 Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. Thursday lunch guests of Mrs. Evenings by appointment Gift 50.00 Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited 9-12 a.m. and 1:30-5:00 p.m. Mrs. Voyle Dor man at Shnb- Curtis Cleland and in the after- 4624 Hill St. $12,798.15 bona Friday. noon made tray favors for the Across fromsHills and Dales Saturday 9-12 a.m. Paulette Wolschlager was n Sanilac County Medical Facility Hospital Evenings-Tues. 7-9 p.m. at Sandusky. DISBURSEMENTS Monday overnight guest of Judy Closed All Day Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Joe VanErp Phone 872-3404 Books purchased $ 3.0G7.59 Tyrrell in honor of Judy's llth Ph. 872-2765 Cass City Book binding 192.00 birthday. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas MARY ANN WILKINSON For Appointment Magazines 110.03 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wright were Saturday evening guests Harold T. Donahue, M.D. Records-music 19.96 of Mt. Morris and Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heleski. Other activities participated Physician & Surgeon DR. EDWARD SCOLLON Supplies 304.33 Mrs. Fred Jaus of Cass City in include sewing, church work Miscellaneous 66.C2 were Sunday afternoon guests Rita, Jim and Judy Tyrrell spent the week end in Owosso, and writing for pleasure. CLINIC VETERINARIAN Advertising 31.36 of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Wright Salutatorian honors were Telephone 144.37 and Mr. and Mrs. LelandNicol. Montrose, and Morrice. 4674 Hill St., Cass City Mrs. Leland Nicol spent earned by Albert K. Ross, 18- SMALL ANIMALS Space heating 389.38 Other Sunday afternoon guests year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Office 872-2323- Res.872-2311 Lights & water heater 110.89 at the Leland Nicol home were Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Call for appointment 872-2935 Annie Pelton in Cass City. Albert G. Ross, who reside Water 8.00 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lendler on South Plain Road, Kingston. 4849 N. Seeger ST., Cass City Fire insurance 44.00 of Union Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson VERA'S BEAUTY SHOP Rent-Village of Cass City (2 months) 50.00 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena and Becky were Sunday guests Cleaning 311.25 were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Laming. On Argyle Road 5 miles east of Expert Watch Repairing Kirby vacuum cleaner 203.75 of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shag- Five tallies of cards were M-53 or 3 miles west of Argyle Bookkeeping 227.00 ena and Sherry at Unionville. played when the Euchre club PROMPT SERVICE Open house 43.60 met Saturday evening at the Phone Ubly OL 8-51 08 Saginaw Public Library 775.00 Mrs. Murill Shagena spent home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronney For Appointment Reasonable Charges Transferred to building fund 200.00 Friday forenoon with Mr. and Grncoy. Prizes were won by Social security paid by library 655.78 Mrs. Glen Shagena. Mrs. Cliff Jackson and Gaylord Barbara MacAlpine and Vera Satisfaction Guaranteed No job too big - Salaries 3,704.00 Lapeer, Mrs. Frank Laming and Ferguson - Operators. Boh Melinat. The next party will No job too small Total disbursements 10,658.91 BRIDAL SHOWER be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson May 8. Pot- JAMES BALLARD, M.D. Wm. Manasse Balance March 1, 1971 $ 2,139.24 Mrs. Joe Van Erp, Mrs. Clar- luck lunch was served. ence Hcloski, Mrs. James A. Mrs. Lynn Smnrer find Miss Office at 4530 Weaver St. JEWELER BUILDING FUND Sweeney, Mrs. Jim Sweeney, Shirley Stilson attended a meet- Hours: 10:00a.m. to 12:00- 180 N. State St. Caro, Mich. Mrs. Joe Wolschlager and Mrs. ing in Sandusky Tuesday eve- 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 Balance 3-1-70 $26,251.49 Joe Dybilas attended a bridal ning to get the extension les- K. I. MacRAE, D.O. Interest 662.71 shower for Kathy Krug, daugh- son on "Cutting Food Costs". Daily except Thursday afternoon. St. Regis dividends 176.00 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Krug, Mrs. Jim Doerr spent Tues- Osteopathic Physician Transferred'from general account 200.00 at the Farm Bureau Building in day mid Thursday and Mrs. DR. J. H. GEISSINGER Cass City Woman's Club - landscaping 100.00 Bad Axe Sunday afternoon. and Surgeon Curtis Cleland spent Monday, CHIROPRACTOR Pinney State Bank - furnishings 1,000.00 Games were played and Wednesday, Friday and Satur- Corner Church and Oak Sts. 5,000.00 prizes given. From Rawson Memorial Account for electric work day with Pearl Mercer, who is WON., TUES.,THURS., Office 872-2880 - Res. 872-3365 Miss Krug will become the Smith memorial 200.00 a patient at Hills and Dales FRI.,9-12and2-5 Frank Fort 300.00 bride of Paul Lerash of Bad ALBERT E. ROSS Hospital in Cass City. SAT., 9-12 EVE., MOM: 5-7 Michigan Liability Insurance-refund 147.20 Axe May 1. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Doerr HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE He has a 3.88 grade point THURS: 7-9 of Argylo were Thursday eve- average while pursuing a very Insurance Agency Total $34,037.40 Phone 673-4464 21 N. Aimer St. ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. active high school career. His Gaylord Lapeer. Next to Aimer St. Village Complete Insurance Services DISBURSEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson achievements include: winner Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson of the Speech Award in 1970, Parking Lot were Sunday supper and evening visited Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie 6815 E. Cass City Rd. Michigan Liability Insurance $ 419.00 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rey- three time Scholarship Award Cass City, Michigan Gracey and family. winner and three years in the ALLEN WITHERSPOON Gunsells carpet 3,586.75 nold Tschirhart, Jean and Carey Phone 872-2688 Mr. arid Mrs. Jim Doerr vis- National Honor Society. Cur- Comprehensive General Liability Ins. 79.25 Deachin. ited Mrs. Marcus Osentoski New England Life Roger Champagne spent rently, Albert is Student Council NEL Growth Fund Workmen's Compensation Employees at McKensie Hospital in San- Harry Crandell, Jr. D.V.M. Liability Insurance 473.50 Tuesday evening at the Glen president and also heads Ms. NEL Equity Fund dusky Saturday evening. church youth group. He has Village of Cass City-sewer & water Shagena home. Mrs. Jack Tyrrell, Brenda Value Line Fund-Keystone Funds Office 4438 South Seeger St. connections 200.00 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell, also been an officer of both Phone 872-2321 and Carey spent Thursday in his class and the National Hon- Lyle Guenther-electric 5,000.00 Brenda and Carrie spent Sat- Bad Axe. 4615 Oak St., Cass City Phone 872-2255 Richard Henderson-wages 114.24 urday at the home of Mr. and or Society. Hazen Patterson-wages 152.50 Mrs. Keith McTaggart at Bad Ray Spaulding-wages 171.25 Axe. Charles Damoth 160.00 John Ballagh, Jim Ballagh TALLY SHEET Library Bureau-Remington Rand 13,403.50 and Mrs. Leland Nicol went Dr. & Mrs. Oscar Sorenson, Rochester, Talk Hunt Construction Co. 528.00 to Carsonville to pay respects In the final analysis it is I About Electric Heat . . . and how it protects Transferred to general account 30.00 to Tom Ballagh, who died at the results that really count antique furniture in their Wedgwood Museum. Donald Shagene-back hoe 751.00 a nursing home at Carsonville. - not plans or promises. Mrs. Bresky-chair recovering 48.00 Geo. T. Hoik Construction Co. .150.00 Gary Deering-wages 30.35 ^^m C. Powell 42.12 Walter Kluck-nursery 382.40 Robert Bookey-landscaping 38.50 Cokesbury-2 plats 93.93 I Champion Advertising Co. 220.00 Monroe Co.-coat racks 27.78 Michigan Mutual Liability Insurance 342.00 I Croft Clara Lumber Co. 13.66 $ 26,457.73 I Balance March 1, 1971 $ 7,579.67 $7,579.67 I 1,900.00 - E Bonds 5,060.00 - St. Regis Stock $ 619.67 - CASH I MEMORIAL BOOK FUND. SAVINGS ACCOUNT # 10252 I 'Balance March 1, 1970 $ 110.40' N. McWebb memorials 50.00 I Interest 1.43 C, Pinney memorial 5.00 H, Profit memorials 52.00 WHEEL CHAIRS • WALKERS »COMMODES Schram family memorial 10.00 I Mr. and Mrs. Sandham memorial 100.00 CRUTCHES • CANES «BEDS Jerome Root memorial 2.00 Glenn Benkelman memorials 15.00 Interest .62 I Chamber of Commerce 100.00 ASK ABOUT "...electric heat gives us that $ 446.45 OUR LOW MONTHLY RATES Iuniformity that we need." I Transferred to general.fund for books purchased Name Days. Nights. Fall. Winter. Spring. Address May 26, 1970 45.25 IElectric heat is always just right I Sept. 11, 1970 115.00 COACH LIGHT PHARMACY City -Zip- Jan. 21, 1971 77.58 for people, too! Send us your 160 Service Bldg. (hinnn'K >1a<- £ Sn.th l>ru<«) name and address. We'll prove it. 2000 Third $237.83 $ 237.83 I Detroit, Mich. 48226 I MIK.K. Vl'KAVKK. OwiH-r EDISON Balance March 1, 1971 $ 208.62 IMi.' »72,WV CASS CM'Y, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 PAGE SEVEN

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CAM MIXES 25C ^*• CASS CITY IGA FOODLINER WITH PURCHASE OF (4) PACKAGES ; COUTOI.I.PIIIIJON. APRIL 10, 1971 *?: STORE HOURS: Thursday & Friday nights till 9:00. Daily until 6:00. This Coupon Only Redeemable At CassCity IGA Store PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Rev. Norman Schooley 4 area students at Bethel college The North Central Associa- churches that support Bethel tion of Colleges and Secondary College are Cass City Mis- )/-f WILL CONDUCT A REVIVAL Schools granted full member- sionary Church, pastoredbythe Cass City Bowling Leagues ship to Bethel College March Rev. J. E. Kidney; the Mizpah At The 31, according to Dr. Ray P, Missionary Church, pastored by Pannabecker, president of the the Rev. Richard D. Gulp; the school. Rhodes Community Missionary Church of God A convocation was held Church, Rhodes, pastored by 152, D. Dubs 152, I. Schwartz Thursday, April 1, at which the the Rev. Kenneth Kurtz and the MERCHANTS"A" LEAGUE Lachlan 512, D. Remain 511, Brinkman 5-7, Davis, Deering 5254 KELLY ROAD 150. 2-7, Furness 3-6-8, Mclntosh college president reminded stu- Watertown Missionary Church, MAR. 31, 1971 M, Helwlg 510, B. Thompson Splits Converted: 6-7 B. 3-10 4-5-7, Zawilinski 5-10, dents and faculty that Bethel Sandusky, pastored by the Rev. 509, J. Root 506, F. Schott has now taken its place along- Lewis L. Surbrook. 7:30 Nightly 506, D. Cummings 503, L. Tay- Copeland, 4-10 J. Copeland, 7-8 (2). Bigelow Hardware 36 side every accredited college Area residents attending the lor 503. 5-10 D. Dubs, 3-10 C. Timmons, in the nation. J. P. Burroughs 34 S. Schwartz, J. Schwartz (2), Mishawaka, Ind., school include: Evans Products 28 200 Games: J. Gallagher 212, THURSDAY NITE TRIO "No longer will questions be Lorna Kidney, daughter of Mr. B. Kritzman 212, N. Gremel J. Copeland, B. Thompson, D. E V Y E New England Life 26 Dubs. APRIL 1, 1971 raised about the value of cred- and Mrs. James Kidney, 4393 BE SURE TO w ETc o°;E Croft-Clara 25 209, F. Knoblet 207. its for transfer. Certain job Koepfgen Road; David Sherrard, General Telephone 19 Allen Sunoco 34 opportunities in high school son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland CITY LEAGUE Nemeth 30 teaching and social work will Sherrard, Route 2, and Diane MARK YOUR CfUfNDAR MERCHANTS"B" LEAGUE Madison Silo 29 500 Series: B. Copeland 557, MAR. 29, 1971 now be open without reserva- Whittaker, daughter of Mr. and B, Kritzman 548, D. Vatter MAR. 31, 1971 Carr 29 tion," Pannabecker said. Mrs. Ralph Whittaker, 5645 N. Whittaker Logging 22 546, F. Knoblet 541, N. Gremel L & S Sport Center 14 Among the denominational Cemetery Road. 539, J. Smithson 526, A. With- Schneeberger TV 39 Fritz 19 Croft-Clara 38 Bartnik Sales & Serv. 13 Mellendorf- - - 16 Want Help Finding _WhjrtYou_Wan_t_?_ ersBOon..525.,..-C...-.Yandiver..520,.. Sommers' Bakery 12 J. Gallagher 518, P. Rienstra "Fuelgas* " "~ "" 31" Grady 13 Pabst 29 1/2 Miracle-Kilbourn 10 Try The Want-Ads Today! 517, B. Musall 516, C. Croft Konrad's Bakery 10 Finest in Quality - 515, D. Wallace 513, A. Mc- Hills & Dales Hosp. 26 1/2 Team High Series: Whittaker IGA Foodtown 22 1/2 Walbro Corp. 9 1/2 Logging 1464, Madison Silo Fire Department 19 Cass City Lanes 6 1458. M-81 Motel ' 18 1/2 Evans Products 5 1/2 Team High Games: Madison Fairest in Price Silo 552, Carr 538. 500 Series: L. Summers 522, 500 Plus Series: F. Schott Individual High Series: Dan C. Guinther 518, G, Lapp 512, 603, J. Gallagher 584, B. Bartle Allen 582, F. Nemeth 506, D. J. Kilbourn 506, R. Parrish 562, Larry Hartwick 544, R. Doerr 503. 503. Sussala 534, B, Thompson 532, Individual High Games: Dan SUNBURST MEM01IALS 200 Game: J. Kilbourn 200. L. Evens 531, Lee Hartwick Allen 230-184, Dave Allen 192, 512, C. Croft 512, M. Helwig F. Nemeth 190, J. Marshall 188, 510, R. Schember 504, A. D. A. McLachlan 188, D. Smith MERCHANETTES Frederick 503. 184, D. Doerr 183-178, F. Schott APRIL 1, 1971 200 Games: F. Schott 231, 181, B. Carr 180-175, K. Ma- J. Gallagher 223-210, B. Bartle harg 179, G. Mellendorf 179, Walbro 30 1/2 215, L. Evens 206, M. Helwig G. Matthewson 179, Kritzmans' 27 1/2 202. Cass City Laundry 2G Bassett Mfg. 24 1/2 ADJUST DRIVING M & M Block 22 JACK & JILL Expert drivers know how to Evans Products 21 APRIL 2, 1971 Richard's TV 21 adjust their driving for higher Janssen's M-81 Motel 19 1/2 speeds on an open roadway. Rescue Squad 11 Do you? M & S 11 Your Choice of Design Gives You High Team Series: Walbro According to Michigan State Lemon Squirts 10 University's Highway Traffic A Truly Personal Memorial. 2219, Bassett 2069, Kritzmans' Seven Pins 8 2046, Janssen's 2040, Cass City Safety Center, your vehicle, at Chris-Ways 7 70 miles per hour, travels 102 Laundry 2038, Richard's TV Leftovers 6 2038. feet per second. The key is New People 6 alertness. LITTLE'S MONUMENT CO. High Team Games: Walbro Barmans 6 779-724-716, Janssen's 759, If you don't think so con- 6358 W. Main,, Cass City sider this: a 2-second delay Cass City Laundry 736, Bas- High Team Series: M & S For home appointment call 872-2195 1 in realizing there is danger sett 725-703, Kritzmans 721. 2245. ahwad, at 70 miles per hour, High Individual Series: I. High Team Game: M & S means that your vehicle has ROGER L. LITTLE HARRY L. LITTLE Schweikart 536, P. Little 517, 813. raced 204 feet closer to a pos- C. Mellendorf 493, I. Merchant Men's High Series: H. Mer- sible collision. Order Now and Save for Decoration Day Delivery 481, N. Wallace 474, L. Selby chant 603, R. Schweikart 504, (sub) 462, M. Zdrojewski 458. L. Taylor 542, R. Nicholas High Individual Games: P. 532, J. Martin 551. Little 189-174-154, I. Schweik- Men's High Games: H. Mer- art 187-178-171, L. Selby (sub) chant 232-212, R, Schweikart 176-152, C. Mellendorf 173- 185-182, E. Schulz 184, V. 164-156, N. Wallace 173-167, Gall away 179, D. Richmond 179, G. Kelley 171, I. Merchant 170- L. Taylor 189-182, R. Nich- 166, M. Zdrojewski 167-156, olas 189-206, J. Martin 183- Nancy Helwig 165, D. Wisch- 183-185, L. Bartle 194, G. meyer 163, I. MacKay 162, T. Hoffman 177-184. I lOTl Krislor A( Frederick 160, M. Guild 157, Women's High Series: I. Mer- M. LaPeer 155, G. McLachlan chant 513. KI-, Iru . Slr.isbufK, Vir^ini-i (sub) 153, D. Taylor 153, B. Women's High Games: I. Deering 150. Merchant 191-189, I. Schweik- Thus begins the most (Utilizing account nf human Splits Converted: P. Allen art 153, D. Taylor 151, S. 3-10, C. Fahrner 7-8, T. Fred- Nicholas 185, R. Martin 174, experience ever icrittcii. And so simply, with just erick 4-5-7, J. Freiburger 2- M. Hoffman 150, B. Fox 153. a notation of. time: the hour, the day, the very 7-8, V. Kilbourn 4-5-7,5-6-10, Splits Converted: I. Merchant »i out cut! P. LaPeer 5-10, G. McLach- 5-6, R. Schweikart 3-10, E. But like a church hell sounding its call to wor- lan (sub) 5-7, C. Mellendorf Schulz 3-10 (2), J. Kern 2-7, ship, that simple' notation of time has become the 5-7, N. Vandiver 4-10, N. Wal- R. Martin 5-7, R. Nicholas lace 5-6, 5-10, M. Zdrojewski 9-10, V. Gallaway 5-6, B. Fox clarion of ii Nett' Lift'. 4-10, 2-7. 3-10, D. Englehart 5-10. So deeply has it penetrated our preoccupation ii'ith the routine of every-day existence that millions gather at sunrise to greet the dini'it of each Easter KINGS & QUEENS LADIES CITY LEAGUE Day. MAR, 30, 1971 What has given such meaning to one moment in WKYO 30 Late Comers 17 time? Gambles 29 1/2 G-P Team 16 Cass Tavern 28 Its PROMISE: Christ is risen. The One Who said, Roysters 14 Cass City Aviation 26 1/2 hecanse J live, ye shall live also—He lives! Left Overs 13 General Cable 24 This tremendous moment, for all who ivorship Door Keys 12 Sinclair 24 < riplures sclL'tlcd l)y lilt' Ann-man Biblf Smu.'ly Him in faith, became the first entry in the Diary Schwartz Clan 11 Johnson Plumberettes 23 of our Destiny. High Hopes Pat's Beauty Salon 23 Ups and Downs High Team Series: Cass Tav- High Team Series: Roysters ern 2189, WKYO 2168, Sinclair Message Sponsored by These Progressive Firms 1869, Left Overs 1826, Schwartz 2158. Clan 1800. High Team Games: WKYO High Team Games: Schwartz 796, Cass Tavern 791, Gambles MAC & LEO SERVICE Clan 680, Left Overs 652, Roy- 768. KLEIN FERTILIZERS INC. sters 643-641, Door Keys 617- High Individual Series: Guild LEONARD PRODUCTS 606, Late Comers 603. 489, Selby 488, Zawilinski 479, High Men's Series: B. LaPeer 470, Davis, McComb Cass City, Mich. Phone 872-3122 Phone 872-2120 Cass City, Mich. Thompson 556, D. Doerr 546, 467, Schott 464, Brinkman, Fur- C, Timmons 515, D. Lovejoy ness, Reagh 461, Cummins 460. 481. High Individual Games: Zaw- THUMB APPLIANCE High Men's Games: B. ilinski 204-156, Brinkman 191- CROFT-CLARA LBR., INC. j Thompson 212-175, D. Doerr 156, LaPeer 189-166, Selby CENTER 207-187, D. Lovejoy 203, C. 185-163, Reagh 179-150, Wich- Timmons 185-175. ert 179, Schott 176-156, Fur- Stanley Asher, Mgr. Cass City, Michigan Phone 872-2141 Cass City, Michigan • Women's High Series: C. ness 173-151, Guild 172-162- Mellendorf 507, M. Downing 155, Peters 170, Bryant 167, 460, M. Schwartz 456, D. Dubs Davis 164-153-150, Walters COACH LIGHT 437, S. Doerr 437, G, Zawil- 161, McComb 160-155-152, WRIGHT'S SHOE REPAIR inski 436, G. Kehoe 427, I. Muntz 159, Cummins 157-152- PHARMACY Schwartz 425, F. Schwartz 406. 151, Grady 157, Mounts 156, Women's High Games: M, Mclntosh 155, Carmer 152, III 6414 Main St. Cass City (Formerly Mac & Scotty Drug) TWO GREAT LEADERS Downing 181, M. Schwartz 179- Schwartz, Seeley 151, Lauria Mike Weaver, R Ph. 872-3613 152, F. Schwartz 176, C. Mel- 150. lendorf 173-168,166, G. Kehoe Splits Converted: Batts, outstanding in Michigan. 169, R. England 154, S. Doerr Frederick (2), Lauria 3-10, CASS CITY GULF HARTWICK'S FOOD MKT. For weeks . . . months . . . Philo Everett had searched in vain for SERVICE the wealth he knew lay hidden beneath the rocky soil of Tires - Batteries • Belts Michigan's Lake Superior region, On a memorable day in 1847 . .. Arlan E. Hartwick Phone 872-3695 BONUSB*PHOTO Cass City, Mich. Phone 872-3850 his dreams of discovery almost gone . . . Chief Marji Gosiek — a TWO PRINTS OF EACH friendly Red Man of good will and fellowship —led Everett to CASS CITY FLORAL BULEN MOTORS OF YOUR SNAPSHOTS a fabulously rich iron ore lode near the present site of Flowers & Gifts mad* from your Inilamatic 126.' 12 ex. or 20tx, Negciuneo. Together. . . Philo Everett and Marji Gosick CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE square 120, 127, and 620 filrm . . . the Pioneer and the Big Chief. . . helped bring world Phone 872-3675 Cass City, Mich Cass City, Michigan leadership in the mining and smelting of iron ore to Michigan.

Just as there were only two WALBRO CORPORATION IGA FOODLINER outstanding Michigan leaders TABLERITE MEATS stamped with the greatness of Cass City, Mich. Philo Everell and Chief Gosick, so 6121 Cass City Road, Cass City Ph. 872-2645 too are there only two brands of Michigan-made pure sugar- "Pioneer" and "Big Chief'.' Look for GAMBLE STORE THELMA'S GROCERY the "Michigan-Made" sisal on the .' familiar red, white and bine bags on Cass City, Michigan 4119S. Seeger Cass City Phone 872-3313 Phone 872-3515 your grocer's sugar shelves. That PLUS Flttt ALBUM PAGE seal is your assurance of uniform quality OJELGAS CO. of CASS CITY That holds a whole roll of Kodacolor snapshots and purity in the sugar you buy, and you'll find it only on KRITZMAN'S CLOTHING BULK-PROPANE SYSTEMS-FURNACES- WITH iVERY KODACOLOR ROU PROCESSED AND PRIN1 •"Big Chief" and "Pioneer" ... . two great leaders, RANGES-WATER SOFTENERS 81 OTHER outstanding in Michigan. Cass City, Michigan APPLIANCES AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR HITE OVERWTE lunction M-81 & M-53 Phone 872-2161 BARTNIK SALES & CASS CITY STEEL SERVICE SUPPLY, INC. COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Corner of. M-53 at M-81 Beams • Angles Channels Plates - Bars • Re-Steel USED CARt TRUCK AND TRACTOR PARTS 'ipe • Cable - Sheeting Corrugated Steelpipe Phone 872-3541 PHONE 872-3770 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 PAGE NINE

SPECIALS GOOD ERLA'S HOME CURED FRESH (WHOLE OR SHANK HALF) QUANTITY RIGHTS THRU HICKORY SMOKED RESERVED MONDAY, APRIL 12 PICNICS HAM ROASTS WHOLE OR HALF SMOKED BONELESS emi-Boneless Whole Smoked AMS Erla's Home-cured Hickory Smoked

(WHOLE OR SHANK HALF) IN CASS CITY

OPEN MONDAY .THURSDAY TO 6 P.M. ERLA'S HOME CURED (CHUNKS) FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY . .8:00 A.M. TO 6 P M SLAB BACON O 7 V lb ERLA'S HICKORY SMOKED RIND ON SLICED BACON lb. PRODUCE ERLA'S EASTER SPECIAL ROPE STYLE FRESH YOUR CHOICE ERLA'S EASTER SPECIAL ERLA'S EASTER SPECIAL FRESH CUKES SMOKED POLISH POLISH SAUSAGE COUNTRY STYLE RADISHES SAUSAGE PORK SAUSAGE GREEN ONIONS EACH U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO BAKING 10 bas ERLA'S HOMEMADE MILD ERLA'S HOMEMADE POTATOES SENSATION BRAUNSCHWEIGER FRESH WHOLE OR HALF U.S. No. 1 SKINLESS FRANKS or LIVER RINGS (SLICED FREE) CABBAGE or RING BOLOGNA YAMS Ib. 49* IK PORK LOINS lb. x FOR HAPPY ,fltf. FEASTING

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bANI-btASANI-SEAL 4^ ^^ • «AJ COTTAGE CHEESE 33V SUNSHINE SUGAR HONEY KRAFT PHILADELPHIA GRAHAM CRACKERS CREAM CHEESE Eat the basic 4 foods every day. FRESHLIKE SALE: SANI-SEAL •PEAS •CORN(W.K. or C. S.) SOUR CREAM BEAR LAKE FROZEN SCHAFER'S •BEANS TENNIS OXFORDS were Thursday evening guests SPRING GROWING LIFE-TIME of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Smith of Snover. FERTILIZER Better quality. Made in U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. George Fred- HAIR TRIMMER COMB Cushioned arch and insole. erick Sr. and Scott, "Mr, and • All sizes and colors. Reg. $2.49 Save barber and beauty shop costs. Mrs. George Frederick Jr. and Fast and easy . . . just comb through family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ber- Your hair and it trims. Reg. $1.00 den, all of Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith and family, KLEIN FERTILIZERS Mr. and Mrs. Ron Alexander Phorw 872-2120 CM City HKI6FS BEAUTY SALMI HAIRDRYER 3 Piece VANITY SET DECORATIVE 12 inch TO BE GIVEN AWAY Comb, mirror and brush. Gift boxed. Reg. $1.49. FLORENTINE MIRROR SATURDAY, APRIL 17 4 Sale Price Soft white with gold brushings. Reg. $1.99 COME IN AND GET DETAILED INFORMATION NOW 83FISCHER

Watch live ants dig tunnels, build bridges, move moun- • JEAN SHAGENA tains. Complete with certifi- PERMANENT cate to order live ants. Reg. $1.29. COACH LIGHT PHARMACY From Marge's • KA.THY ROOT (Formerly Mar & Scoily Drug) YOU COULD BE THE WINNER • BARB GEISTER OF THE FREE DRYER MIKE WEAVER, Owner Ph. 872-3613 Emergency Ph. 872-3283 6350 GAR FIELD PHONE: 872-3145 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN BETTER HEALTH Thumb Deanery to convene at Port Sanilac Would you like Father Raymond Oswald, with business meeting and are $2.50. pastor of St/ Dennis parish at election of officers at 10:00 All women of the Deanery are to know how Lexington, new spiritual mod- a. m., followed by Mass at urged to attend. Elderly object to change erator for the Thumb Deanery, 11:15 a. m. Lunch will be served and .Father Francis Murray will at 12:30 p. m. Christian Science heals? open the Thumb Deanery The afternoon session will Advertise it in The Chronicle. Council of Catholic Women con- begin at 1:30 with Franklin vention in St. Mary Catholic Gary, executive director of the FORMAL WEAR Come to this Christian Science Lecture church, Port Sanilac, with a Diocesan Community Affairs BY DR. WALTER C. ALVAREZ "The Healing Method of Christian Science" by James Spencer of the concelebrated Mass Wednes- Department, as guest speaker. RYAN'S Christian Science Board of Lectureship. 3:30 p.m. Sunday April 11 day, April 14. Reservations should be sent The First Church of Christ Scientist, corner of Lincoln & Pearl Ca'ro A while ago a man came Into I won't have a woman around." quest for it to Dr. Walter C. Mrs. Jack Willis, Deanery to Mrs. Steven Glancer, Car- Men's Wear and my office with his old mother She did not care to make the Alvarez, Dept. CCC, Box 957, president, announced registra- sonville, Mich., by April 9. Formal Wear Rental of 85, They had come to me to effort to adjust to something or Des Moines, Iowa 50304. tion will begin at 9:30 a. m. Lunch and registration costs Phone 872-3431 have me settle a hot argument someone new. Often when her The Want Ads Are Newsy Too! they were having. The mother son invited her to come to din- had recently had a little stroke ner or to go for a ride with which had shaken her up and his family, she would refuse had given her a good deal of his offer saying that she did ...—•••••• k"••••••. •»• abdominal pain and distress. not feel "up to it*. The son .—•• •• •••••«.. •••* «rt»4 For several years, since the felt frustrated in his efforts AT death of her husband, the woman to make his mother's life more had been living alone in the great pleasant and less lonely. -big old family home in a suburb. In recent years, she had hardly What the son feared, also, had the strength or the desire was that his mother might have to keep the house neat and another little stroke which could clean as she used to do. Be- leave her lying for a day or --.S cause of this, her son was de- two on the cold floor before manding that she go either into someone would know that some- a nursing home or into a family thing had happened. I have seen CASS CITY hotel where she would have this happen to some old people. maid service, and if necessary, But the mother said that she she could have her meals served was willing to take that chance to her in her room. and she was not afraid of it. The old lady objected stren- Whenever I see a situation Women's uously to this; she said that like this, where the son is she loved her old home and making strong efforts to get that was where she wanted to his aged mother out of her old stay. To be sure, she was very family home, I think of a cat lonely there, and much bored. that belonged to a relative of Purses Often she would not see any- mine. It was an old female that one for several days at a time, had lived with the family for and she had lost touch with most 14 years. When they sold their of her old friends, or they had home and moved to a smaller A WIDE SELECTION OF died. Much of her illness --the place, they naturally took the aches and pains, the inability cat with them, but the next SPRING AND EASTER PURSES to sleep comfortably through day she was gone. --Later, they discovered her sitting on the SPRING DRESSES the night, the feelings offatigue and "not feeling like herself," porch of her old home. Again, and the lack of appetite -- they took her to the apartment, came really from her great but again she got away and loneliness, grief over the loss went back to her old home. They loved her enough to allow her $2.98 of her husband, and much guilt about certain unkindnesses she to stay where she was happy, had shown him when he lived, and they went back each evening and She had no one to talk to, to make sure she was fed. no one to eat with, no one to I remember an old Dalmatian to go places with, and no one to dog who behaved in this same keep her company. way when her family moved It was so typical of women out to the country. She came of this type that when her son, back to the city and insisted on a wealthy man, said, "Mother, staying in her old home with $5.98 I'll get you a cook, a maid, the new family that had bought PANT SUITS a companion, or a practical it. I always think of some old ladies as behaving much like nurse, to keep you from being old cats and dogs that so love so lonely and to take care of their home that they will not you," she said, "Absolutely not; leave it, even to go with their families. In the cases of old mothers, the physician may have to side filings We Print with the son when the woman PRETTY, FEMININE, CASUAL PANTS becomes so forgetful and senile that she leaves burners on or STYLED TO PLEASE YOU A- ASSORTED COLORS AND BUSINESS CARDS does other things dangerous to herself, or is so crippled that ACCOUNTING she cannot get about comfort- STYLES PERMANENT PRESS FORMS ably, or so unable to care for PROGRAMS herself that she should have - SIZES 29-42 STATEMENTS < constant care. Even then she ENVELOPES may object strenuously to going TICKETS into a nursing home, but often MENUS that is where she has to go. LETTERHEADS VOUCHERS BROCHURES Dr. Alvarez has provided an BOOKLETS interesting booklet for his read- ers entitled, "Why An Older Person's Health Is Failing." The Chronicle If you would like a copy of the Size 44-50 $5.98 to $7.95 booklet, simply send 25 cents PHONE 872-2010 and a stamped, self-addressed envelope along with your re- Shoes for aii the Family...

Truck Driver Training For Stepping Out This Spring Scholarships Available Women's Michigan's trucking industry is currently offering seven $305 tuition scholarships to CHILDREN'S enroll in the nationally recognized Truck SPRING SHOES Driver Training School at Lansing Community College. SHOES The scholarships are open to any eligible LARGE SELECTION OF WOMEN'S Children go hippity hopping to Easter person in Michigan, with members of minority time in shoes styled for them . . . priced groups being given preference. FLATS AND DRESS HEELS for Moms. Deadline for applying for the scholarships is May 1. For an application, U. S. Department of Transportation physical examination form, $4.98 to or further information, write to: The Michigan Trucking Association 501 S. Capitol Avenue Lansing, Michigan 48933 $7.95 $5.98 To be eligible, a person must: 1, Be a Michigan resident. 2. Be at least 21 years old. 3. Have a valid Michigan operator's Men's license and an acceptable driving record. to $7.95 $. Possess high moral character. 5. Read, DRESS OXFORDS and LOAFERS write and speak the English language. 6. Not be addicted to drugs and excessive use of MANY STYLES AND SIZES alcohol. 7. Be able to appear for approxi- mately 160 hours of instruction in four weeks. TO CHOOSE FROM 8. Be recommended by a Michigan Trucking Not Association firm or by some reliable person Exactly of stature in your community, such as a former Priced From $9.95 to $15.95 As Shown SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION high school teacher, a minister, city-official or present or former employer. .$$>*»$&#*-^

The Michigan trucking industry is an equal opportunity employer. KRITZMANS', INC. PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN FRANK LI AROUND THE FARM Interest in Black Turtle beans growing

Springtime Indoors! FLORAL GIFTS By William Bortel Realistic Moral and greenery arrangements in decorative ce- We are picking up reports of Navy beans. ramic containers. Choice ol roses, of an Increase in grower in- Growers should also know peonies, carnations or dahlias terest in Black Turtle Beans that there is no Price Support this year. At least two market- on Black beans to set a floor ing firms are contracting in the event of an excess in The Sorcery of Scarfs limited amounts. Several ele- production. 1 vators will have seed for sale. Flocked -?/ Cuddly Plush Add a magic louch lo your wardrobe A scarf will do the trick change your basic dresses, sweaters, /RABBITS oven hair-dos mto bewitching fashions! Ben Growers should be aware that STEMMED Franklin has all sizes prints and colors' the market for this variety is and LAMBS basically an export market. A 7: NOVELTIES Ribbon-lnmmed, few are processed in this GAGETOWN ^{ 1 "sofrand huggatilo. >?p> •& Easter animals country and"a7ew "are sold in Choose 1 8-in Humpty-Dumpty the package bean trade. A com- b LI n n i o s. 9 - i n parison of export and production Miss Rosalia Mall h *W Only lying lamb or 12- EGG COLORS 10*Each >i silling lamb figures for 1968 and 1969 shows :w£ v*. Choice: Pkg. ol that the U. S. total exports of Decorate Easter Baskets, 3 Colon Phone 665-2562 centerpieces or party la- 49* Blacks for these two years vors with bright, colorful Red. blue and yellow egg colors sale and easy exceeded the U. S. production. EASTER BASKETS signs of the holiday1 PADDLE BALIS Each TRUCK and BOAT Rlt Food Color Choose rabbits, ducks, (U. S. D. A. shows only New VT'_I i*-' •*•] FiHea with delicious Reg. Reg. Tablets 6 lor 15c York production). WOMAN'S SOCIETY jyt -i J- •* / Quality candies ana chicks, oggs. Easter bon- 98c i 39c 33* the Easter favorites tilled with Easier treats Easter candy treats er taking 90% of the Blacks that Twenty-six ladies attended the St. Agatha's Woman's So- Pretty Trims the U. S. exported. /35W8? Brazil and Mexico both grow ciety meeting last Thursday CHOOSE FROM '.'t^UXSSfflfc Wj*. NYLON BIKINIS more beans than the U. S. evening. The newly formed or- ganization elected Mrs. Barry OUR fe^'"*f !Vrs -I does. Brazil's normal pro- .^fel'ij ' „ -i«S'<$i duction is about 3 times larger Hedley, president; Mrs. Joseph LARGE m^M.^ than the U. S. Both of these Lorencz, vice-president, Mrs. k>- JK&.I tllOnlh. MO-bllHl plCtll .H.l-jtll EASTER GRASS iii-J ') ? SELECTION Srimrtiied cello- colored varieties. They will be and Mrs. Catherine Freden- phane in colors burg, secretary. 3»*.0*.Bag Venezuela's first source of sup- TRUCK and ply. Plans were made for the co- OF RH 'N thrill operative supper to be held PLASTIC KM BOAT Nearly all of the U. S. pro- ^'. Reg 9fic duction of Blacks is In New in the dining hall after the WSN I EGGS Easter Treats Plush Bunnies Inflatable Rabbits York state. They can move 6:30 services. Plans were also "'- ViJ ' Oo1 ^'" E99i cnocui.ii.' .inn Choice: • 25 and 22-lnn. StylStylees • Big 30-Inch Size! their beans to this export mark- made for future activities. EASTER m .11 s n IIKI 11 o w SM.U]<)V ,1M( Happy plashc „'. 83* The next meeting •will be ;£l Plasho COWBOY HATS et at a more favorable freight 39* 1 Easter bunny Thursday, May 13. Itiiil squawks Suaw h,ii .mil OjJ> rate than Michigan shippers V when you can. Each Each sauee/o him A normal crop in Brazil, CARDS Mexico and New York could very well mean that Michigan Mrs. C. P. Hunter, Rosalia growers who do not have con- Mall and Mrs. Gertrude tracts of Black beans could find Schwaderer were Sunday din- that they have a crop nobody ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. wants. William Ritter of rural Cass City. Others present were Mr. All dry bean varieties are and Mrs. Ben Ritter and Mrs. high risk crops and the very Harriet McDonald of Cass City. thin market for Blacks makes The honored guest was Mrs. this seem even more hazard- Ben Ritter, whose birthday was ous. We would not recommend Saturday, April 3. any grower plant Blacks unless Mr. and Mrs. Roy LaFave, he has a firm, binding con- who spent the winter in Flor- tract for most of production. ida, arrived home last Tues- Growers who do grow Blacks day. should also know that if they Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lang- Caff Eye Plastic Daisy Design MI* A|| UAMDPPC should get a mixture of whites lols arrived home Friday after SIT N HAMPWS Permanent Press Boys' Wear with Flare! in them or have more than 2% spending the winter in their MARBLES KITE TWIHE Bowl Brush, Holder -° splits that they will face a dis- home near Arcadia. Reg. EASTER DRESSES FIARED SLACKS count in the market. The Ven- Alfred Lapak, who had been 300-Ff. 3.99 nfants'.Toddlers Sizes: J99 ezuelan consumer definitely a patient in Hills and Dales Bag Reel 1.49 and Girls' Sizes 399 3 to 7 of 8 32-qt. hamper has ventilated does not want any split beans Hospital, came home Friday. 2S* un ;ind Inlly drosses In Popular lasl-tiack slylnnj .... ,_ ho(L, top. Daisy y design on avocado, or white beans in the Black Mr. and Mrs. Tony Carolan 600-Ftww\/-i ».. ii^^Ree< l 29— — c— AttractivAttrart VeP Sduitioaddition to bathDain. --r*- _ ,. /. — „«^ „ . lease every little ijirl Many wilh hi(] bell loops .lid Maro- 9 ld or whil llea back round Big 7/8-inch colorful cat-eye Extra Strong Megalon plas- Avocado gold or white. ' ° 9 - .pnnglime colors and Slyles nnllom li!C]s New rniiirs beans she buys. of Bay City were Sunday din- marbles. The greatestGreatest. tin twine Washable no-iron A few Black beans mixed ner guests of her sister, Mr. with Navies in a grower's com- and Mrs. Harlan Hobart. bine could also seriously af- Mrs. Mary Mackay, who has fect our processors'purchases been in Flint in the hospital, THE ORIGINAL convalescent home and at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gil- ROSE bert Runge, for the last eight months, came home last K-TELL School Menu Wednesday. Mrs. Mackay uses a walker. BUSHES APRIL 13-16 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bur- don came home Sunday after KNITTER TUESDAY spending nine days in Midland at the home of their son, Mr. Vegetable Soup and Mrs. Tim Burdon, who went AS ADVERTISED ON TV Crackers to Mexico City and other places 20 GLADIOLI Tuna Sandwich in Mexico. BASEBALL Pickles Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carolan POLYESTER CANNON Milk arrived home Sunday after BATS Fruit Cup 72 x 90 spending a month in Arcadia, Fla. En route home they spent WEDNESDAY Thursday in Atlanta, Georgia, DOUBLE with their granddaughter, Cindy THERMAL $ 27-in. regulation, natural Beef Ravioli Wattesworth, who is a stew- finish. Hillerich and Bread-Butter Bradsby quality bats. ardess on Eastern Airlines. KNIT Vegetable They were Saturday overnight Milk guests of their daughter, Mr. BLANKETS Pineapple Cake and Mrs. W. J. Conners, and ASS'T. COLORS Sunday, they were dinner guests MATERAL THURSDAY of Mr. and Mrs, Gary Carolan in Lapeer. BEAR BRAND Spaghetti & Hamburg Cabbage Salad Bread-Butter HEY KIOS SEAMLESS NYLONS Milk IT'S COMING THE Cookie ANNUAL SPRING GRIZZLY Fielder's Glove Fill-Size Glove Baseball! 497 Fishwich Pepsi Movie Party PRS. REG. $75.00 6" Potato Chips AT BOW Full grained cowhide 97* Tarter Sauce leather lined. Profes All leather, cowhide. Made 9-in. cushioned cork sional-styled, pliable lor action. .. trapping center. Made to take all Milk Cass Theatre 40-45-50 Ib. long wearing! grounders, stabbing Hies! those hard-hits. White. Peach Slices Cookie SATURDAY, MAY 1 10 PEPSI OR DIET PEPSI CAPS Bread-butter and peanut but- SAVE ON GOLF SUPPLIES ter daily. (FOR ALL AGES)

GOLF BALLS PUTTERS BANKAMERICARD TITLES! OR ASSORTED (T9 STARTER SETS ALL GOLF BAGS 5 IRONS, ^ and 2 WOODS & «i GOLF CARTS GOLF BAG FEDERAL 22 SHELLS BLACK DIAMOND SHORT, . . . -65oil is good enough OF TRASH, GRASS, PAPERS, ETC. WILL BE an increase of 12.85 per cent. year for what is known as a for your car. And we have three "unit" of income tax--l per This is our very best. grades to choose from. One is just ****** cent personal, 2.2 per cent what your car's engine needs corporate nnd 3 per cent fi- right now. So stop here foryour CHARGED FOR At the same time, the average nancial institutions. tax rate on all taxes levied The finest motor oils next oil change and put some was $48.62 per $1,000 of as- ARCOsupremeorARCOplus sessed valuation. motor oil in your crankcase. That represented an increase FIRE RUN In order to wipe out the we can offer. Just charge it with-your of $1.30 per $1,000 of assessed property tax in Michigan, more valuation over the 19G9 average. Sinclaircreditcard. (Either With or Without Burning Permit) than seven "units" of the income Averages are compiled each tax would have to be enacted. year by the State Board of As- Assuming the •Governor's sessors, who must find the proposals are enacted, since Rates: average so it can decide what they are needed to keep the to levy'against public utilities state solvent, adding another $100 FOR FIRST HOUR whose property taxes go to the seven units would push the per- state. Last year's average is sonal incoiTH1 tax in Michigan $50 EACH ADDITIONAL HOUR OR the rate which will lie levied to 10.G per cent, the corporate FRACTION OF HOUR this year. income tax to 23.2 per cent and the financial institutions tax BY ORDER to 31 per cent. If you think the screams are ARCOsupre^ ARCOplus ARCO While they show that prop- loud now, imagine what they'd erty tax relief certainly hasn't be if that were tried! So any ELKLAND TOWNSHIP BOARD arrived, these figures also show discussion of property tax re- how difficult it is to make a lief really boils down to a substantial cut in property tax decision of how much, if any, income ta>c increase people would accept to get property taxes lowered. Real "property tax relief," BAKE EUCHRE then, appears to be down the road. ARCOsupreme-our new ARCOplus -the top quality oil ARCO—a fine quality lubricant multi-viscosity oil for all cars and for the motorist who prefers a for use when driving conditions SALE PARTY OVERSEAS SALES all seasons. Won't thin out or lose particular grade for a particular are moderate in older cars no ANTICIPATED body during hot, hard highway season. Meets car manufacturers' longer covered by warranty. driving. It exceeds car manufac- specifications and warranty Since the Japanese took so completely to the American turers' toughest specifications. requirements. SATURDAY, APRIL 10 SATURDAY, APRIL 10 game of baseball, the Mich- igan Department of Agriculture 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. has decided to see what they 8:00 p.m. think of cherry pie. The department is helping AT line up Michigan exhibitors for AT the Mid-America Food Show, Your to be held in Tokyo next week SHABBONA RLDS (April 12-17). Eour Michigan firms decided to demonstrate CASS CITY GUN CLUB their wares. CHURCH ANNEX The displays will range from Sinclair i 4 south, 1 east, Vz north of Cass City hams, bacon mid luncheon meats to fruit concentrates, plums LUNCH WILL BE SERVED and, of course, red tart cher- ries. ANNUAL Dealer This very important oppor- tunity permits exhibitors to get UNION GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE their product in front of Jap- GUEST SPEAKER: anese buyers, since about 2,000 Cass City food buyers from throughout 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. that nation will be at the event. Rev. Ross "Markets abroad are es- Presbyterian sential to Michigan if our agri- MacDonald cultural industry is to operate April 9 The Chronicle Church -PUBLIC INVITED- H. Oil Co

SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST BY CASS CITY PHONE 872-3^83 THE CASS CITY STATE BANK GET RESULTS PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 CASS CITY. MICHIGAN. Fatal accidents for LINERS BRING ACTION- FAST HOUSE FOR RENT - 4 rooms FOR SALE - '65 Chevrolet HAY FOR SALE - $15 ton. 1 and bath, gas heat. Phone 872- pickup, 6 cylinder, fair con- mile north and 1/2 west of 2 area persons 2491. 4-8-tf dition. Harold Hunt, 6259 De- Huron Line Road. Phone 665- Long Road, Deford. Phone 872- 2296. 4-8-3 HAVE YOU SEEN o._r fine 2610. 4-8-3 selection of wallpaper? Name While the accident picture driver's license, was killed just brands. Prompt service. Stop In the immediate Cass City two miles north of Frankenmuth in and browse. Albee True Cass City area was good this week, two on M-83 at 1:55 Sunday morning Value Hardware. 4-1-tf Notice! fatal accidents were recorded when his car collided head-on Cycle Sales with a car driven by Ronald In connection with this portion FOR SALE - Holstein Bull, I will not accept any income of the Thumb. James Hagerl, 23, of Bridge- The Thumb's most 9 months old. Eligible for tax work after Saturday, April Complete Yamaha port. Both drivers were killed 10. Ramiro Hernandez Torres, Instantly. registration. Don DeLong, and Bultaco Shop 21, believed to have been living phone 872-3679, Cass City. The investigating Bridgeport 4-8-1 In the Gagetown vicinity but State Police have been at a John McCormick "•Complete Line of Cycles giving a Texas address on his loss to deter mine what happened *Complete Service except that the collision was INCOME TAX SERVICE - eve- "•Complete Parts Depart- nings and week ends. Phone ment head-on and Torres was be- 872-2875. Clara Gaffney, 6567 6491 Main Street Coming Auctions lieved to have been heading Elizabeth, Cass City. 1-7-tf Cass City, Mich. We'll Trade north and Hagerl, south, Tues- 4-8-1 day night it was still unde- Saturday, April 10 - Neil RUMMAGE SALE - Saturday, Top allowance on your pres- Campbell will hold a farm termined which driver ventured April 24, at Trinity United MILK HOUSE Heaters—New, ent cycle. machinery auction 5 miles north into the wrong lane of traffic. Methodist church, starting at with control. Special $32.50. and one half mile west of Elk- 9 a. m. 4-8-3 20,000 BTU. Fuelgas Co. ton at 5272 W. Filion Rd. Sylvia Rose McCarty, 21, of 6268 Main St. 854 West Sanilac Road, Sand- Phone 872-2161. 1-28-tf Cass City, Mich. usky, was killed at 1:21 Mon- SNOWMOBILE Storage Avail- Phone 872-3720 Wednesday, .April 14 - Cram- day morning when her car went able - Dry, fireproof area. FOR SALE - 2 Holstein heifers, 4-8-tf er Brothers will hold a farm out of control and off M-19, Season rates. Dick Erla, 872- due soon. Clarence Merchant, machinery auction one mile Just south of Argyle and north 2191. 4-1-2 2 north and 1/2 west of Cass HAY FOR SALE - Frank Wolak, north and one mile east of Akron of Shabbona Road. According to City. Phone 872-3186. 4-8-1 2 miles east and 1 north of on Elmwood Rd. Sanilac County Sherrif's Dep- FOR RENT - 2-bedroom home. Kingston. Phone 683-2581. uties, Mrs. McCarty was head- Inquire at 6593 Church St. 4-8-1 Saturday, April 17 - Louis ing south when she may have after 6 p. m. 4-8-tf DEERING PACKING Ignash.will sell farm machin- fallen asleep, went Into the FOR SALE - light blue dotted ery, milking equipment and feed ditch, leaving no skid marks, Open 6 days a week, with Swiss formal with long sleeves at the place located five miles struck a guard rail and was Ware cautions slaughtering Monday and Fri- and stand-up collar, just like east and five and a half miles thrown from the car. She was day. new; also peach floral formal, north of the Klnde school on pronounced dead of a broken No appointment necessary if both size 9. Phone 872-2010. Tomlinson Road. neck. Her obituary is in this delivered by 12 noon. Mrs. John Haire. 4-8-tf week's issue. residents on fires Halves and quarters for sale. We wrap for freezer. In an accident report in last Tuesday, April 20 - Wilfred Elkland Township Clerk, Fer- For trucking, phone 872- T, Messing will sell cattle, week's issue, it was erron- 3376. eously reported that a car ris Ware issued a reminder machinery and other personal this week to township residents 6 1/2 miles east of Mayville property at the place located driven by Sharon K. Allen turned on E. Mayville Rd. 3-5-tf in front of a vehicle driven by about careless burning. BUILDINGS one and a half miles north of The township board voted a Forestville on US-25. Dennis Clara. The two drivers' actions were just the reverse BOTH THE BOYS and girls made the Easter egg trees this season. Putting the fin- year ago to charge any person ELECTRIC BROODER stove for FOR FARM and Clara was ticketed by Bad ishing touches on one is Victor Burrows. who starts a fire through care- chicks. Used water pump, good Axe State Police for not yielding lessness trash, grass, condition. 6 beehive boxes. 2- AND INDUSTRY Saturday, April 24 - A shop paper or other refuse. the right of way. The mishap gal. size hand sprayer. Phone • Clear Span Construction and industrial equipment auc- The rate for a fire call is tion will be held at Erard's occurred about eight o'clock 872-2034. 4-8-3 • Colored Steel Siding Thursday evening, March 25. $100 for the first hour or frac- farm, 10 1/2 miles north of tion and $50 for additional hour • Quality at Low Cost Marlette on M-53, or four miles or fraction. WANTED - yard work and odd • Planning Service Available east and eight and a half miles Wren-tits raise only one Ware cautioned that it didn't jobs and light hauling. Call Call Ui Today south of Cass City. brood a year. matter whether or not a burn- after 4 p. m. Phone 872- ing permit had been secured. 3926. 4-8-3 (517) 683-2300 KINGSTON, MICHIGAN • FOR SALE - 1969 Honda 175 Ferris lists Scrambler, candy apple blue, DIET WATCHERS chrome fenders. Knobby tire, extra tire. 872-2222. Richard SUBSIDIARY OF THI WICKIS CORP. honor students Parrott. 3-25-3 7-2-tf. IS SPREADING Ferris State College, Big Rapids, has honored 1,482 stu- dents for scholastic excellence in the winter quarter by naming Building or Remodeling? them to the Academic Honors List. See Us For The Following - - To be named to the Academic BUT OUR MEMBERS AREN'T Honors List, a student must LINOLEUM BY WEEKLY MEETINGS maintain at least a B average First Week $5.00 while carrying a full academic HILLS AND DALES load. HOSPITAL Weekly $2.00 Area students named to the list include: Gerald A. Vatter THURSDAYS 7:00 P.M. of Snover, Business; Jane A. Laurie of Cass City, Technical WE CAN MAKE YOU SLIM AND KEEP YOU SLIM and Applied Arts; Gary L. Mosher of Gagetown, Business. X«*X»a«36»«JBS»«3^^ Magic show at Ubly school FARM MACHINERY * Formica Counter Tops and Walls R. B. Woodward, magician * Ceramic Tile and illusionist, will perform all sorts of magic, such as: see a person float in the air, a lady sawed in half and many Kohfz Floor Covering AUCTION more at a magic show, spon- 12 N. Center SEBEWAING sored by the Senior Class of Ubly High School, April 17. There will be two perform- ances, each two hours long. There will be a matinee at Saturday, April 10 2:00 p. m. with special prices for children under 12. The eve- FARM MACHINERY ning performance begins at AT 1 P.M. 8:00. POPULAR THIS YEAR at Easter are Easter Egg trees made from an old tree Both performances will be At the farm located 5 miles North and % mile West of branch, eggs with the insides blown out and then decorated. Modeling one is Kris presented in the old gymnasium AUCTION Elkton at 5272 West Filion Road at Ubly High School.

COMBINE 1956 John Deere '55' Case chopper, corn and Attorney general Wed. April 14 combine, bean equipped, hay heads AT 1 P.M. good condition Fox blower w/40 ft. of pipe to be in Bad Axe TRACTORS New Idea 4 bar rake Located Mile North And 1 Mile East Of Akron On John Deere '4010' gas, Cockshutt 2-14 plow, Thumb area residents will Elmwood Road. PS, PB, good shape trailer have an opportunity to meet 3Co procedure it so close fy EZ Flow 3 bottom clod- Michigan's Attorney General, Case 3 section spring tooth Cockshutt '560' diesel tractor bound hu tradition COMBINE wide front (2300 hrs) buster Frank J. Kelley, Saturday, April 1954 John Deere '55' SP com- harrow. John Deere 16 ft. spring 17. Allis Chalmers 2 row planter, good shape A dinner meet will be at the as I fie issuing of bine, nice shape, bean Ford '901' tractor, gas, tooth harrow, new equipped. mtd. Case 12 ft. spring tooth Farm Bureau Building at Bad International 13 hole grain high clearance (1800 hrs) Axe starting at 7 p. m. The your weddiny invitations nice shape harrow drill. 1 cost is $4.00 per person and and announcements Co-Op E-3 tractor, wide Case 8 /2 ft. field cultivator /A Farm wagon w/steel grain box. a program will follow. TRACTORS front, w/snow plow John Deere spike tooth Information can be obtained Farm wagon w/grain box, Case harrow, 8 ft. from Jim Chalou of Bay Port 1951 Farmall M Tractor, wide running gear. Smar/ Derides front, good shape, Set of TRUCK John Deere RWA transport or Harold Richards of Harbor Allis Chalmers 3-14 mtd. plow. disc, 12 ft. Beach. duals for M tractors. Allis Chalmers 2-14 trailer CMC V/z ton truck, box, afwaus choose our famous Case Cultipacker, 10 ft. 1957 Allis Chalmers WD-45 plow. good running condition Dearborn rear blade, 6 ft. tractor, wide front, A-1 Case 4 section rotary hoe. Dodge % Ton pick-up Cobey farm wagon w/box condition. International 4 bar integral truck, 4 speed Chamber and chopper sides, false 1956 Allis Chalmers WD-er rake. end gates w/unloader Tractor, wide front, A-1 International 4 bar rake. MACHINERY Cockshutt 3-14 mtd. plow banquet slated condition. McCormick double disk, 8 ft. Oliver Superior 17 hole Cockshutt 3-16 mtd. plow x ^ MACHINERY McCormick field cultivator, grain drill, rubber New Idea manure spreader Wedding Line Invitations Allis Chalmers 4 row bean 11 tooth. New Idea mower-con- Gas tank, 500 gal. April 29 puller. Brillion culitpacker, 9 ft. ditioner McCormick '40' planter. McCormick 5 ft. mower. Elec, gas pump 3mazinj/y ^Kicfi, Raised'Bettering Ford 4 row cultivator, Platform scale President Keith McConkey Allis Chalmers 4 row cultivator John Deere manure spreader. nice condition 15 stanchions announced this week that tick- wiifi the most ex

WANTED!!! SEE, CALL OR WRITE TO: VIKING SNOWMOBILES CUSTOM BUTCHERING - Mon- SINCERE THANKS to our rel- BOOMS RED & WHITE TOP MOTO-SKI SNOWMOBILES SILOS: Now being sold for day and by noon Tuesday. By atives, friends and neighbors B. A. Calka Real Estate 1971 at early order dis- appointment only. Cutting and for their kind expression of Listings - any property - any where in Also wrapping for deepfreeze. 11/2 sympathy at the recent death B. A. Calka, Realtor count prices. 42 years of PARTS AND SERVICE the Thumb. No long listings necessary. 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Michigan, 48726 experience means the best miles south. Carl Reed, Cass of our beloved father and possible job for you. We do DEPARTMENT City. Phone 872-2085.10-27-tf grandfather. Also ' for the 6509 Main St. Phone 872-3750 cards, flowers, memorials and We help finance sale if buyer lacks cash. Telephone: Area Code 517 872-3355 or call one of our SALES- the complete job including the Cass City 3-6-tf FOR SALE - 1 used kitchen food brought to our homes. , MEN nearest you: foundation. Write or call today and get all the facts about double basin built-in white sink Special thanks to Rev. Wood- McCormick Realty Inc. the silo with the heaviest and FOR SALE - 1966 Allis Chal- with drain baskets, $20.00; ard, Little's Funeral Home, WANTED!!!!!!!!!!! best inside finish. Silo-Matic mers D-17 Series 4 tractor; 1 older type Singer treadle Dr; Donahue and staff at Hills 6491 Main Street Listings on HOMES, FARMS, BUSINESSES and VanDale unloaders and 3-bottom plow; 7-foot mounted sewing machine, working con- and Dales Hospital. Your kind- Cass City, Mich, feeding equipment. Booms Silo mower; 12-foot mounted field dition, $20.00. 1 east, 2 north, ness will always be re- and VACANT LAND Co., Inc., Harbor Beach, cultivator. All items fit above 1/4 east of Cass City. Mrs.. membered. May God bless you ' '' 517-872-2715 (Inquiries coming in everyday) Mich., 48441 or phone (517) tractor. Philip Timko. Phone Walter Goodall, phone 872- all. The Daniel DeLong Fam- 3-25-4 NO CHARGE FOR LISTING, only if we SELL 479-6654. 11-12-tf 673-4675. 3-25-3 3662. 4-8-1 ily. 4-8-1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 Little League KLINKMAN DEATH Rawson Library Sure signs of spring time again C'ontiiuiL'il from [iap,L' one widow and mother. to observe Jim Johnson announced this Other survivors are: two week an organizational meeting brothers, Dorus and Keith of Cass City Little League will Klinkman, both of Cass City, National week be held Tuesday evening, April and a sister, Mrs. William 13, at the old library building, (Charlotte) Roblin of Caro. In celebration of National starting at seven o'clock. Funeral services were held Library Week, the Rawson All coaches, managers and in Detroit at the Leonard Tur- Memorial Library board has fathers interested in the pro- owski Funeral Home Monday. voted to allow any person with gram this summer are urged Burial was in Elkland ceme- overdue books to return them to attend. Officers will also tery. without payment of fines. be named. National Library Week runs April 18-24 and Mrs. Esther Sometimes it happens that a McCullough, board member, School Board backward glance is the only says that there are many books sure way to look into the future. checked out that are overdue. at Evergreen Monday o^ou^vish^ou had Because of the turnout the previous time that the Cass City Board of Education held more faith in God? its regular meeting at Ever- green, the board has voted to hold another meeting there next week. Come to this Christian Science Lecture It will be the regular monthly "The Healing Method of Christian Science" by James Spencer of the meeting and will start at 7:30 Christian Science Board of Lectureship. 3:30 p.m. Sunday, April 11. p. m. at Evergreen School Mon- The First Church of Christ Scientist, corner of Lincoln & Pearl, Caro. day, April 12.

\3 WORKING IS NOT so bad when the weather's LADIES TOO BUSY TO STOP and be identified were these members of the Junior High track nice, says Jeff Guinther, as he prepares to deliver es ' team getting ready for the season ahead. papers. SPRING Erla resigns PANTY draft post DRESSES Last week Wednesday, Dick PRICED FROM Erla, chairman of the Tuscola HOSE County Draft Board, announced that he was quitting because of the court decision convicting Lt. William Galley. His decision evidently sparked a number of volunteers serving on various draft boards to also resign. The entire Huron county draft board resigned en ? $150 masse. Several ouyjr members of draft boards also quit in Um Prs. I protest. Erla had served on the Tus- FIRST QUALITY cola board for 10 years. Sizes: Petite-Average-Tall JUST ARRIVED - New Spring Shipment Commissioners start county's SHOES FOR EASTER Ladies equalization BROKEN SIZES Tuscola' county commission- j DRESS 1 ers, n.s w( ll as the township FROM 4 /2-10 boards around the county, are t VALUES "•I'tting into tax problems with TO $6.98 ••t;qunli?.ation" the key word at ALL REAL VALUES BASEBALL AND THE first days of spring are this time. ft Although the board of com- like bacon and eggs, sausage and hot cakes, candy missioners ordinarily meets BOYS' BLACK and kids .... they go together. Brian Kelley is the sucond and fourth Tues- . AND SO is Dean Alexander days of the month, the board ready .... met Tuesday, April G, as well, (f GUIS' SHOES going over equalization figures TENNIS SHOES in the morning session and 1 ^•^'^^^^'^^^^V^'^^^^^^r'^r- ^w -V -w T -v -» SIZES 8 /2-6 U ^r taking up routine matters in the afternoon. The comni sioners will meet + next Tuesday, April 13, with the supervisors of the town- ships, talking over any tax prob- t— 4 FILM EXCHANGE lems that have developed be- ONLY $2.99, fore the county's tax rolls are finally and officially equalized. I BOYS' DRESS BRING YOUR KODACOLOR FILM TO WOOD'S OXFORDS & Wednesday meet SIZES 8V2-3 • I *!7^QQ7 We will replace each roll with fresh for Vassar Mfg. LOAFERS ft • * B* 9 SIZES 3%-6 roll of Kodak 127, 620,126 - 12 or 20 + and Union ONLY $4.99 * \ BOYS' 4 exposures or 35mm 20 FREE!! There were indications this week that one of Tuscola county's long labor disputes > might reach an end. The Vas- MEN'S DRESS sar Manufacturing Company has been on strike for eight weeks +• 3 Extra Full Size Prints Free with about 100 members of 4 Local 358 of the Allied In- dustrial Workers Union failing PLUS: Album Pages to agree with the company on FLARE PANTS economic issues. F= According to Local Presi- REGULAR dent Gary Muntz of Mayville, * a meeting was to have been $11.00 VALUE $ 4 WOOD REXALL DRUG held Wednesday afternoon at CASS CITY the plant where there was op- SIZES 28-38 PHONE 872-2075 YOUR AUTHORIZED KODAK DEALER timism that a contract might • be ratified. ONLY V89 • J 8%T MEN'S THE PERFECT GIFT SPORT So Practical... So Personal... SHIRTS So Beautiful SHORT SLEEVES NEVER PRESS PLAIN COLORS 65% POLYESTER See Our Complete Line of Stationery SIZES: S, M. L M.99 35% PIMA COTTON The Cass City Chronicle FEDERATED Phone 872-2010 Cass City