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76, 29 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN -THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 .’?/{), VOLUME NUMBER Twenty-five cents ,I ’VENTS I, %!:;, , Upper Thumb picks Headlee I Barcia, Allen, Kent winnerse m-1-uesaay * 1
The Upper Thumb was In the other legislative cludes most of Moore Town- The =me measure was on part of the minority Tu-- districts involving the upper ship, Republican incum- Tuesday’s ballot,, but this day when it came to voting Thumb, Republicans won bent Les Kraft defeated time it was defeated by a big for governor and U.S. sena- easily. Walter Tereschuk, 1,851-789. margin, 7,743-5,651. tor. Incumbent State Rep. In District 2 of the Huron Although Democrat Keith Muxlow of Brown County board, incumbent STATE James Blanchard defeated City won election in the new Republican Calvin Reibling OwendaleGagetown SUP Richard Headlee for gov- 78th district, Sanilac County turned back Democratic efintendent of &hmls Ron- ernor, the Republican can- and part of St. Clair County, challenger Vern ald Erickson was a Republi- didate won the majority of with 17,562 votes to 10,584 for Kretzschmer, 1,006469. The can candidate for the votes in Tuscola, Huron and his Democratic opponent, district consists of Grant, hrd of ducation. He re- Sanilac Counties. Richard Davis of Melvin. Sheridan, Oliver, Windsor ceived more votes in the Democrat Donald Riegle The new 28th state senate and Chandler Townships. upper Thumb count- was the easy Victor Over district Consists Of &Inilac, In district 2 of TuscOla ies than did the other three Republican Phil RUPP, but Lapr and St. Clair Count- County -- Elmwood, Elk- major party candidat- (see in the Upper Thumb, Riegle ies and it will be represented land, Kingston and Novesta chart) T~~ were to be only won in Tuscola. by Dan DeGrow, presently a Townships -- Republican elect&. Statewide results Vote totals are given in State representative from Royce Rusself Of Cas City wereunavailableasofpress the chart on page 15. Port Huron. He received was unopposed for reelec- time. Closer to home, Republi- 45,945 votes. His Democratic tion. He received 1,293 BALLOT PROPOSALS can Dick Allen of Fairgrove opponent, John M.Prager of was the easy winner over Lum, received 29,127. votes.Of the Tuscola commis- Although statewide re- Democrat James McCann to sioners who had opposition, sulk were not available as represent the new 77th dis- COUNTY BOARDS only one was defeated, of press time, it appeared trict in the state House of Republican George (Bill) the only ballot Proposals Representatives. In the tricounty Cass City Clark Jr, of Vassar. He was that were approved were A, Allen, editor of the ”us- area, there were three races defeated by the man he had which dealt with legislative cola County Advertiser, won for county commissioner. defeated two years ago, immunity, and H, which a total of 15,355 votes in Tus- In District 5 of Sanilac Democrat Robert Russell, concerned utility rates, D, cola and Huron Counties, County, Republican incum- 1,458-988. which also dealt with utility which form the district, bent Donald Decker of rates, was too close to call while McCann received Deckerville defeated Demo- BRIDGE MILLAGE until all the votes were 8,701. cratic challenger Charles counted. An even bigger winner Izydorek of Decker. 1.499- In the Aug. io primary The three upper Thumb T*E in putting Out the fire that was Democrat James E2. The district cor&& of election, Sanilac -County counties followed the state damaged the Barcia, who was elected Evergreen, Greenleaf, La- residents defeated a pro- pattern by defeating all pro- home of Larry and Sue Kidney on Phillips Road Tuesday evening. It took the state senator of the new 34th motte, Argyle, Austin, posed thequarters of a pals except for A and H efforts of five fire departments to extinguish the blaze, which was started by district Over Republican Minden, Delaware and mill property tax levy for (except in Hwm County, Artis Noel, the Tuscola Marion Townships, plus bridge repair and repair of which defeated HI. The lightning . County prosecutor. wrt of Forester. streets within incornrated majority in all three de- The histrict consists of A In district -3. which in- communities by dnly 26 feakdProposalD. Tuscola, Huron, Bay, Are- vok. nac and Gladwin Counties and Barcia, presently a state representative from Bay City, won a total of Family homeless 52,963 votes, more than twice as many as the 23,694 votes Noel received. Noel won a majority of votes only in Tuscola, 8,068- 7,260, Be was clobbered +inheavily Democratic Bay after Tuesday fire County, where Barcia won 32,748 votes to only 7,126 for Noel, struck the house. ship (Elkton) departments hall at 9:45 p.m. Lightning which struck a The one countywide race house on Phillips Road “It looked like a bomb hit brought tankers. Root said the front por- the house maybe in Tuscola was for probate Tuesday evening caused a it,” Mrs. Kidney remarked The Kingston Department tion, of is judge and incumbent W. fire which for all practical as she watched firemen tanker broke down on the salvageable, but the rest, way and the Bingham Town- where of the fire was, Wallace Kent Jr. was the purposes destroyed the work in the pouring rain to most victor over challenger home and left a family of extinguish the blaze. The ship (Ubly) truck got as far was completely destroyed. David Myers, 7,2384,966, James Barcia Dick Allen five homeless, fire was reported at 5:15 as Cass City before being The Kidneys were able to W. Wallace Kent Jc. The home belonged to p.m. called back. salvage some items from Larry and Sue Kidney. She The Elkland Township So many tankers of water the front of the home. and her two children, Gin- Fire Department needed were needed, Elkland Fire The fire flared up again nifer, 10, and Karla, 5, were assistance from four other Chief Jerome Root Jr. ex- Wednesday morning and home when the lightning departments to put Out the plained, becaUSe the home Elkland firemen were called Little loss in 6 Ubly struck. fire. The Elmwood Town- Was’s0 rapidly and almost thereat9:lo. The bolt first struck a ship-Gagetown Depart- completely engulfed in tree, went through her car ment brought a pumper and flames. The house is located a parked outside, blowing off a tanker and the Caro, The Elkland department quarter-mile south of Kelly the hubcaps, and then Owendale and Oliver Town- finally returned to the fire Road in Novqta Township. area Halloween fires
Halloween arsonists kept crew at the dump fire was tracks. It took them an hour son Road, a half-rnile south the Bingham Township Fire back at 11:30. to extinguish that fire. Own- of Bay City-Forestville Road Department very busy Sat- They didn’t have time to er of the building was Bill in Austin Township. Duncans both plead guilty urday and Sunday. rest, because at 12:Ol a.m. Boyer. Owner of the structure is Firemen responded to six Sunday, they were called to The final fire was reported Robert Puvalowski. fires. Nothing that burned the old gas station on Main at 2:46 a.m. Sunday at an Firemen were also at that was considered to have any Street near the railroad abandoned house on Patter- blaqe for about an hour. to charges in plea bargain wasA barnextinguished fire early bySundiy the Argyle Township Fire De- partment. It wagreported at David and Florence Dun- Duncan pleaded guilty to Sanilac County prosecutor’s years in prison (probably 3:07 a.m. on Argyle Road, five charges of receiving office,two counts of embezz- concurrently, as opposed to threequarters of a mile east Jobless rate down can, former owners of the Thunder Road Speedway and concealing stolen prop- lement of chattel mort- consecutively 1 and-or a fine of Argyle. No further in- erty over $100 in connection gages, two counts of receiv- of Duncan$2,500. appeared before near Cass City, pleaded formation was available. Unemployment in two of month before and 13.2 tember, 1981. There were guilty to various criminal with a stolen truck parts ing and concealing stolen Bingham firemen started three upper Thumb counties percent in 1981. property, and nine counts of September, 1,925 persons out of work in charges when they appeared operation that had been Huron Judge M. Richard their busy week end by decreased in September, In actual numbers, 3,375 September. Friday in Huron County operated at the speedway. concealing or misrepresent- Knoblock after Sanilac extinguishing burning fence compared to the month September.persons were without jobs in Circuit Court. In a plea bargain with the ing identity of motor vehicle County Circuit Judge Allen posts along Morrison Road before, according to figures The exception was in Sani- or mechanical devices (alt- K. Keyes had disqualified in Sheridan Township owned released Tuesday by the In Huron County, the lac County, where the job- ering serial numbers) will himself. by Larry Morell. That was Michigan Employment September unemployment less rate jumped from 15.3 be dismissed. Following acceptance of reported at 7:Ol p.m. Satur- Security Commission. rate was 13.8 percent, down percent in August to 15.9 2 townships Also as part of the plea day, They returned there at percent in September, his plea Friday, Knoblock The September unem- from the 14.4 percent bargain, Duncan will pay released Duncan on $1,0oO 7:25 p.m. Sunday for another ployment rate in Tuscola recorded in-August, but an which meant 2,675 persons $2,000 to the Wolverine State personal recognizance bond fire. County was 13.4 percent, without jobs. The Septem- Bank that he owed on a loan increase from the 12.5 on each charge and sched- Later Saturday, they were compared to 15.0 percent the percent jobless rate in Sep- Please turn to page 18. special for a truck he had purchased fighting two fires at the approve uled sentencing Dec. 3. (one of the embezzlement of same time. The first was Mrs. Duncan pleaded chattel mortgage charges) reported at 10:40 p.m. at and he won’t be charged as guilty to one charge of Russell’s Auto Parts on millage levies an habitual offender. He absconding and forfeiting Main Street in Ubly and the could have been since he had bond. Knoblock accepted her plea and also scheduled next was reprted 10 min- ’ Elkland and Sheridan one mill for four years for a prior felony conviction, ac- utes later in the village sentencing Dec. 3. .She is Townships were the only fire protection was cording to Assistant Prose- dump on M-19,north of town. area townships where mil- approved, 134-83. That will cutor Darryl J. Parsell. free on $1,O00 personal re- cognizance bond. At both, wood and tires lage proposals were ap- raise about $17,000 a year. For the charges he did burned. The crew fighting proved Tuesday and in the The present levy last ap- plead guilty to, Duncan can In a plea bargain with the the in-town fire returned to latter, only one of two levies pears on tax bills this De- receive a maximum of five Please turn to page 18. the fire hall at 11:15. The on ‘the ballot received an cember. The new one starts okay from voters. next year. For United Way Voted on in Elkland was Defeated by a vote of 112- an increase Of thrwquart- 105 was two-mills for four em of a mill for an indefi- years for road improve- nite period for support of ments. The same levy ex- Rawson Memorial Library. pired with December.I 1m. It was approved by 22 votes, hxbills. If the new levy had 514492. been approved, it would The Elkland-Novesta Still to come were payroll 25. In Precinct 1, all of the have begun with next year’s United Way stands a good deductions from employees Persons who have not township east of Cemetery tax bills, chance of making its goal of at Walbro, General Cable, been contacted but who Road and Seeger Street, the $14,000. Old Wood Drug and the Cass would like to contribute can Argyle Township for the City schools. send their donations to Mrs. measure tied, 23’1-237.Pre- first time was asking for one As of Tuesday, accord- cinct 2, the rest of the town- In addition, UW Chairman Karr at 5132 Penny Road, mill for three years for road ing to UW Treasurer Flor- Ruth Grassmann said, al- Cas City. Checks should be ship, approved it 277-255. ence Karr, $31,500 had been VOTERS -- The Elkland Township fire hall was busy for The millage, which won’t maintenance. It was de- though all volunteers had made out to Elkland-No- fated,167-76. collected, including $3,455 56.4 on tax bills until Decem- made their rounds soliciting vesta United Way. much of the day Tuesday, as percent of the eligible go Bingham Town- from Hills and Dales ber, 1983, will raise about Voters in contributions, not all had Mrs, Grassmann was voters went to the polls. turnout in Elrnwaod Township ship defeated renewal of two General Hospital employees The $32,000 a year for the turned their money in yet. fairly confident the goal, 59.6 lihrarw mills for 10 years for road and staff. (See story, page The annual charity drive was percent and in Novesta, 56.4 percent. For all of LLUL aLJ . which is the same as last In Sheridan, renewal of paving, 366-128* 4.) was supposed to finish Oct. year, will be met. Tuscola County, the turnout was 55.1 percent. PAGE TWO CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 CASCITY, MICHIGAN Cass City Social and Personal Items
Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698
Echo Chapter OES will Mrs. Howard Rexin leaves Mrs. Glenn McClorey ac- Mr. and Mrs. George Fish- meet Wednesday, Nov. 10, at Sunday to join her husband companied her brother and er Sr. attended the annual 8 p.m. Patricia Hunter in Chico, Texas, where they wife, Mr. and Mrs. Glen meeting of the Michigan As- heads the November re- will make their home. The Crawford, of Argyle to De- sociation of Regular Baptist freshment committee. Other Rexins have lived on Craw- troit Sunday for an early Churches Oct. 25-26 in the members are Virginia ford Road since 1949. Thanksgiving dinner at the Calvary Baptist Church at Greenlee, Alma Hartwick, home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- Muskegon. Pearl Hartwick, Donna Youth of the Deford Com- old McComb, before the Holm, Luella Root and June munity Church are serving a Glen Crawfords leave to More than a hundred at- Cole * soup and salad supper Fri- spend the winter in Arizona. tended the Halloween party day evening from 6-8 p.m. A Other guests were Mr. and Sunday evening in Trinity Keith Murphy, Mike Mur- hunters’ breakfast will be Mrs. Milton Crawford of Bay UM Church. Several were phy and Jerry Toner at- served in the Fellowship hall City, Mr, and Mrs. Norman honored for costumes tended the Detroit Pistons- from 4:30 a.m. until 10 a.m. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. judged the best. There were Atlanta basketball game Nov. 15 by Deford Christian Lewis Crawford of Caro and games, a magic show and Friday evening at the Silver- Academy students. family members from the refreshments of donuts, dome. Pontiac area. Of the ten cider and coffee were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bond sisters and brothers in the served. Twentyeight members of of Williamston visited Mr. Crawford family, nine were the Golden Rule class of and Mrs e Russell Schneeber- present. David Watson of Detroit Salem UM Church and three ger over the week end. spent from Friday until guests attended the Oct. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Garrison ‘Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Arlan and Julie Hartwick meeting at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Stine attended a dinner Mon- Jack Blades, Grant Ball. The meeting McGuire of Mikado visited day evening at the Ken began with a potluck supper. Lena Patch Thursday. Marker home at Essexville Michelle Palmer and Jeff Julie Dee Woods and Ar- designed to match the Mrs. Maurice Joos led devo- when the eighth birthday of Hanby were Sunday callers Ian Scott Hartwick were bride’s gown. The dresses tions and Clayton Turner Mr. and Mrs. David Hen- Stacie, Marker was cele- of Mrs. Edith Ward and Mrs. married Aug. 28 at the No- had high collars, flounce at presided over the business nessey and son of Bay City brated. Lillian Hanby. vesta Church of Christ by the shoulders and long full meeting. Get-well and had Sunday dinner with Mr. Rev. Vern Lockard. sleeves, with tea-length sympathy cards were signed and Mrs. Dan Hennessey. -Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Louns- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Han- The bride is the daughter skirts en,ding with flounce at by members. There will be bury, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie by announce the birth of a of Betty Woods of Cass City. the hemline. They wore no November meeting. The The Warren Kelley home Lounsbury, Mrs. Ernest girl, Mary Beth, Oct. 29, to The groom is the son of Mr. small floral wreath head- next meeting will be Dec. 16 was the site of two Hallo- Beardsley and Mrs. Ivan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Todd of and Mrs. Arlan Jack Hart- pieces to match the colors of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ween parties. Friday eve- Tracy attended a potluck Goshen, Ohio. The baby wick, Cass City. their gowns. Laurence Bartle. ning a party for Deford supper Sunday at the Sutton- joins a sister, Shannon, and The bride wore an ivory Flower girls were Marcia Community Church was Sunshine Church to welcome brother, Wesley, at home. gown of Val spray lace and Klaus, Cass City, and Lisa Twenty-five were present held and Saturday evening a the new pastor, Rev. Janet Mrs. Todd is the former Carole and Harmon Dillard mid-Victorian styling, fea- Van Allen, Lansing. They Oct. 27 at the noon meal for masquerade party for the Larner. Dessert after the Sharon Hanby. turing a high neckline gently senior citizens at the Luth- meal was served by wore all-white pclly sheer Fellowship class of Salem Mrs. Carole Tuckey and Har- both of Cass City. sloping of circular flounce floor length dresses. Floral eran fellowship hall. Thirty- UM Church. Larner at the parsonage. Stanley Kirn and his sister, Marjorie Kirn, of Flint and mon Dillard were married Music consisted of “Fol-. over the shoulder encircling wreaths accented with rib- four attended the Oct. 29 Sept. at Salem United a Schiffle lace yoke, Long luncheon. The menu for Fri- and Mrs. Harry Stine his mother, Esther Kirn, of 25 low Me,” sung by Chris bons complemented the out- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr. Methodist Church in cere- Schlicker, “The Wedding full sleeves ended with a day, Nov. 5, will be spa- spent Sunday evening at the Chelsea attended the funeral fits. Hodges of Caro and Mr. and monies performed by Rev. Song,” sung and played by ruffle at the wrists. The Best man was Robert ghetti, hot vegetable, garlic Mrs. Stanley Morell were Garrison Stine home. of Mrs. Kirn’s sister, Lydia Weihing, 85, Saturday at Eldred Kelley. Don Greenleaf; “The Lord’s natural waistline caught up Hartwick, Cass City. bread and pears. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. The bride is the daughter with ribbon and a peplum Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy Sebring, Ohio. Two sisters Prayer,’’ sung by Rev. Kel- Groomsmen were Kyle and Mrs. James Dennis and of Dean and Lena Tuckey of ley, and “Sunrise, Sunset,” fell softly over the A-line Buschlen, James Woods and Gertie Erla won a hand- family, Kelly, Kathy, Kerry and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ball survive, Mrs. Esther Kirn Cass City. The groom is the sung by Chris and Arden ‘ skirt. The chapel length Bob O’Dell, all of Cass City. made quilt Oct. 23 in the and Jimmy, at Car0 when celebrated the Tracys’ 12th and Mrs. Ella McKee of raffle at St. Pancratius Sebring. son of John and Helen Schlicker. train was outlined with a Ushers were Dave Nye and the birthday of Mr. Morell wedding anniversary Sun- (Mahon of the Bronx, New flounced edge of Schiffle Catholic Church. The first day with dinner at Auburn. The reception at the Cass ,. Scott McLachlan, both of was celebrated. York. City Masonic temple, was- lace. A wreath of tiny flow- Cass City. Ring bearer was place prize was made by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mc- Mrs. E. Rutkoski. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bish- Arthur were guests Thurs- The bride wore a long, attended by 250 guests from ! ers and baby’s breath com- Kevin Hartwick, Cass City. Mrs. Esther McCullough white satin gown covered pleted the total look. Erla also won the second op’ spent from Thursday and Mrs. Bertha West were day and Friday of Mr. and Michigan, New York, Flor- Guest book attendant was with lace, with a high neck- ida and Indiana. Maid of honor was Re- Teresa Flowers, Cass City. prize, a fisher boy lawn or- until Monday with Mr. and in Ann Arbor Tuesday of last Mrs, A.D. Gillies in Port nament made by Marie Mrs. Jim Bishop and daugh- Huron. Mr. Gillies and Mr. line and long sleeves, hand Dillard is employed as a becca Nye, Cass City. The wedding dinner was week. trimmed with pearls. The Bridesmaids were Janie Doyen. ter Becky at Big Rapids. McArthur are cousins. While registered physical thera- served at the church. fingertip veil was edged with pist at Hills and Dales Hartwick, Carol Hartwick The groom is employed by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Doug- in Port Huron, they called on Mrs. Reva M. Little has lace. 4 General Hospital. and Shari O’Dell, all of Cass Parrott’s Ice Cream. The Eleven attended the Book las of Saginaw (the former George Goodwin, who is 100 received word that her son discussion group meeting Cathy Kerbyson) announce years old, and his nephew, Matron of honor was Following a honeymoon City. bride is a clerk at Coach and his wife, and Mrs. Susan Taylor, Van Dyke They wore gowns in rain- Mr. Tuesday morning at the the birth of a son, Brian Walter Goodwin, who lives trip to Canada, New York, Light Pharmacy. Grant M. Little, of Birming- Road, Cass City. Brides- the Pocono Mountains and bow colors of Val spray lace Following a honeymoon home of Mrs. Delbert Raw- Scott, Oct. 31 in Saginaw with him. ham are expected home this son. The book of the day was maids were Suzanne Guinth- Ohio, the newlyweds are trip to Niagara Falls, the Thursday evening from a General Hospital. He er, Mary White and Laura “The Loon Feather” by Iola weighed five pounds and 15 Mrs. Matide Rolston of living on Argyle Road, Deck- Marriage Licenses newlyweds are living at 6400 five-week trip over much of Taylor, all of Cass City, and er. Severance Road, Cass City. Fuller. The next meeting ounces. Grandparents are Goodrich was a guest of her Europe. Dec. 7 will be with Mrs. M.B. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kerby- brother and wife, Mr. and Kaye Swiastyn, Gagetown. Robert L. Roeber, 29, Auten when the book for dis- The bridesmaids’ long Ubly, and Carol J. Molitor, son of Cass City and Mrs. Mrs. George W. Cook. They cussion will be “A Few Min- Myra Douglas of Saginaw. visited relatives and friends. dresses were in coordinated 42, Caro. utes With Andy Rmney.” pastel flower prints, with John P. Proper Jr., 24, short puff sleeves. They Akron, and Cindy S. Palmer- Mrs. Ella Cumper re- wore flowers in their hair ton, 24, Akron. turned home from Detroit and carried flower baskets. Robert J. Kozan, 28, Gage- last Thursday after spend- Best man was Dalton town, and Bonnie J. Walrod, ing most of the week with Mayfield of Babylon, Long 27, Cass City. friends there. Island, New York. Grooms- Rodney E. Rushlow, 19, men were Gary Childs, Kingston, and Ruth A. Sebewaing, Tom White, Phelps, 18, Kingston. 177 N. State St. Anniversary Cass City, John Secord, Fos- (Next to Peoples State Bank) Darrell G. McRae, 29, toria, and Kevin Limberger, SEE US FOR Vassar, and Sheila H. Gra- bowski, 21, Vassar. open house Earl W. Cypher, 24, Mil- lington, and Susan M. Acker- 0 man, 23, Reese. surprise CASS CITY FLORAL’S Harold J. Zells, 24, Reese, a i and Mary A. Ackerman, 25, Reese. Mr. and Mrs. Richard “GREAT LADY” AWARD ! Darrell D. Gilkerson, 20, Easton of Cass City cele- “For your friendly spirit. ” ! Fostoria, and Angela J. brated their 20th wedding ! Gilson, 18, Fostoria. anniversary Sunday. Our Great Lady Bouquet goes I It was a surprise celebra- to tion for the couple when they Reading Earl and Alberta Reinelt were escorted by Mr. and . Mrs. Gladys Fort 5! Mrs. Ernest Williamson of I (Dorena) Langenburg, t Can’t think of a better way to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rein- Argyle, Alvina Sparks, Marlette to the home of Mr. conterence elt were honored at a family and Mrs. Emerson Peters of 1 say “Thank-You” today than dinner Oct. 17, given by Salem, Ore.,and three sons, David, Deckerville, George, Vassar for dinner for 12 Gary and Sharon Swalwell 1 with this Great Lady Bouquet. their children at the couple’s guests. i c home, 4465 Reinelt Road, Kingston, and Fredrick, Saturday ; 18 In the afternoon, an open If you think so, too ... Deckerville. Utica grandchildren, Sharon M. Hendrick and about 70 guests was held at i and 10 great-grandchildren. house was held for friends Call us today and we will send Gladys 1 The Thumb Area Reading The occasion was the and relatives. Refreshments Gary A. Swalwell were the couple’s home. flowers from you! 872-3675 Council will host its annual couple’s 60th wedding an- A letter of congratula- united in marriage Friday, After honeymooning in the 1 tions was received from were served. Warren and Ruth Kelley I mini-conference of local niversary. Rev. Harry Al- The Eastons were pre- Sept. 10, at Trinity United Irish Hills, the couple is i talent Saturday morning at ward, Port Burwell, President and Mrs. Reagan Methodist Church. Rev. residing on Lamton Road, I and Gov. William Milli- sented a money tree, made I Watch for our Great Lady ad next week! Cass City High School. Canada, asked the Lord’s G. by Mrs. Orval Hutchinson of Thomas Wachterhauser Der- Decker. ---,--- ken, as well as many cards ~,,~,IIllI1l~,,IllI1lI‘,I1l! Registration will take blessing for the family and Cass City. formed the double ring cere- place from 9-9:30. The con- dinner. and letters from relatives - and friends. mony. ference will last until noon, Earl Reinelt and Alberta The bride is the daughter with all participants able to Phillips were married Oct. One hundred relatives and Shabbona Trinity United friends congratulated the Hills and Dales of Mr. and Mrs. Donald pick two sessions to attend. 18, 1922, by the late Rev. W. Hendrick of Cass City, The RLDS Church A teacher-supply store Firth, Methodist minister, couple during an open house Met hodist Church at their home. Cake, coffee General Hospital groom is the son of Mr. and &om Saginaw will sell ma- Deckerville. Eva C. (Rein- Mrs. Willard Thane of East Houghton & Seeger Streets terials to all interested. elt) White was the matron of and punch were served. Guests came from Port Tawas. Many different sessions are honor and Delbert Phillips BIRTHS: Given in marriage by her Christmas scheduled and refreshments was best man, Mr. and Mrs. Burwell and Stoney Creek, father, the bride wore a light vi11 be served. Reinelt have lived at their Canada, South Carolina, Oct. 25, to Mr. and Mrs. blue dress with a pale blue Oregon, Kingston, Sterling Bazaar , 14th Annual For additional informa- residence for 60 years. Robert Richmond of Mar- Heights, Vassar, Cass City, floral chiffon over dress with tion, contact Kathy Walter Mr. and Mrs. Reinelt have lette, a girl, Domonique matching jacket. and in Kingston at 683-2162. two daughters, Mrs. Charles Snover, Minden City, Edwina Alisha. North Street, Oxford, She carried a bouquet of Kountry Kitchen Oct. 28, to Mr. and Mrs. silk blue roses and small Southgate, Yale, Madison Donald Brinkey of Marlette, Hills and Dales Heights, Warren, Livonia, carnations, white daisies a girl, Amber Marie. and yellow rosebuds with Bake Sale Ubly, Argyle, Deckerville, Oct. 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford, Clio, Marysville, baby’s breath, accented BAZAAR -- Richard Ypma of Cass City, with blue and white stream- FRIDAY, NOV. 5 Schedule of Events Berkley, Birmingham and a boy. OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC Waterford. ing ribbons. 12 noon - 7 p.m. Lori Perry of Vassar, Nov. 7 thru Nov. 13 Reinelt owned and oper- LISTED his and did PATIENTS MON- friend of the bride, was and LUNCH EVENT DATE TIME PLACE ated own farm DAY, NOV. 1, INCLUDED: SATURDAY, NOV. 6 custom threshing and saw- matron of honor. She wore a long yellow dress with white 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Free Diabetes Testing Nov. 9 9 -‘11 a.m. Lg. Meeting ing lumber using steam, Amanda Smith, Mrs. Wil- Room gasoline and diesel power. lace vest and carried a liam Bliss Sr., Mrs. Edith bouquet of yellow daisies, LUNCH SERVED Later, he operated a logging Toner, April Bradley, Mrs. SATURDAY Dr. Kahn, Cardiologist Nov. 10 1-5p.m. Out Patient and lumber business on a white carnations and blue 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Clinic Virgil Faust, Mrs. Kenneth rosebuds mixed with baby’s Nov. 6 - 10 a.m. commercial basis for sev- Hoff, MrS. Beatrice Little, Donation: Adult $2.50 eral years. Lumber breath, accented with yellow Drs. lsterabadi and * Nov. 10 8-12 a.m. Out Patient was Mrs. Joan Merchant, Lisa 12 and Under $1.50 Donahue Clinic trucked to Detroit and other and white streaming rib- Parrish, Theron Robinson bons. Preschool Free cities for construction work and Mrs. Harold McAlpine COME AND Dr. John, Urologist Nov. 11 8-12 a.m. Office and to the steel mills. He of Cass City; Flower girl was Jodi Swal- 10 SOUP, HOT DOGS, PIE Expectant Parent Nov. 11 7-9 p.m. Lg. Meeting built pole buildings for Mrs. George Peter and well, daughter of the groom. BRING Classes Room years. Ten years before Mrs. Ralph Germain of Her dress matched that of SERVED ANYTIME. retiring, he built boxes for Kingston ; the bride She carried a YOUR FRIENDS Dr. Jeung Nov. 12 8-12 a.m. Out Patient bale throwers, snack racks Alfred Hoppe of Sebe- white silk basket with flow- PUBLIC WELCOME Clinic and self-unloading boxes, waing ; ers matching the bride’s. Since his retirement in Mrs. Glen Skrent, Steph- Best man was Donald Physical and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an Out 1976, his son, David, has anie Spencer of Caro; Swalwell of Northville, Patient basis as ordered by your physician. SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY IN-TERES1 BY worked the farm with Rein- Joseph Cieslinski of Ubly; Ushers were Willard TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF THE elt’s assisting in driving the Mrs. Donald Englehart, Thane of Wilmot and Ivan CLASSES OR CLINICS, CALL 872-2121 Ext. 255. tractor for a few hours or Mrs. Edward Brauer of Thane of East Tawas. There is a physician in the Emergency Room from 6:OO taking a truckload of grain Deford ; Ring bearer was Harold THE CASS CITY STATE BANK p.m., Friday, until 6:OO a.m., Monday. There is always a to the elevator. He and William Hunter of Gage- Hendrick, brother of the 1882-1982 - Our 100th Year physician on call in the Emergency Room. David have a dealership for town ; bride. Harley rock pickers. Jason Acha of Mayville. A dinner-reception with CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,lseZ PAGE THREE ...... ,...... ,.....,.,..~,...,~.~...... ,.,.....,..‘,...*~,~.~.~,~,’.~.~ .. :a;. :a;. “If It Fitz... 33 Rabbit Tracks g.‘.... .‘.. By John Haire ...... 2.; 2::: Female of the species (And anyone else he can @:...... :. I{! J i ti1 Fi tzpraIt1 get to help) .-.e :*.- ...... ” ...... she leaves again, and re- get all your money some- Deferring to a superior day,”“If itshe weren’t said. for Mary At a special meeting of the Cas City School Board a low being, the husband always turns again for another up- date, and so on and on. bid of 7.12 percent interest for the school to borrow $371,000 allows the wife to decide Cunningham, Bill, Agee for 180 days was granted to the First National Bank of which TV programs they On this particular night, the wife had fallen under the wouldn’t have made a fool of Monroe. The interest cost for ,the full period will be should watch. And after her himself and lost Bendix,” he $11,066.33. chosen channel is tuned in, insidious influence of a newspaper TV critic who whim per ed . The money will be deposited in an interest bearing she always leaves the room. “When you say such account until needed and normally will return the school a The husband thinks that is gave a favorable preview to a mini-series titled “Bare stupid things, you only prove higher rate of interest than what it is charged. The inter- an unsuperior way for a women are superior and superior person to behave. Essence,” calling it “per- est paid by the school is tax exempt to the bank and thus Richard Headlee was earns the lower rate. He knows his wife is sup- fectly harmless diversion .” By fortunate coincidence, right,” she said as he began Of course nothing is sure and if the interest rate con- posed to be superior because to regain control of himself. tinues its recent sharp drop the school could end up with a Richard Headlee, Michi- the husband works in the same building as the TV “You will never inherit lower rate of return than it is paying, NO BULL - Norb Seely, salesman at the Cass City Michigan Live gan’s Republican gubecna- my money because I’m not None would probably complain if this turned out to be the torial nominee, said so. critic, and he has promised Stock Exchange, who has been in the stockyards business for 41 years, God Almighty that, the next really your husband, I’m case but with the election over can a raise in interest rates stands by what he said was the biggest cow he has ever seen. The 2,375- “Women are superior be- your grandson,” he said be far behind? ings. They have more money time he and the critic are on pound Holstein was sold Oct, 26 to a Plainwell meat packer for 351/4 the same elevator, he will calmly.” And if Headlee It should be pointed out that the money is borrowed because they live longer wins the election, Michigan against anticipated need to meet bills while waiting for tax cents a pound. The cow’s owner, Don Young of Pigeon, said it was only (and inherit their husbands’ harmlessly divert the critic by kicking him severely in will finally have a nose to money to arrive and not as a money making gamble. an average milker and sold it because it couldn’t be bred anymore. It money) and they’re pretty,” match its thumb.” was about six years old. Milking cows average 1,200-1,600 pounds, Headlee said at a meeting both shins. ++******** Seely said. with several Republican “Bare Essence” was the CASS CITY CHRONICLE women last month, accord- type of deep drama where, PUBLISHEDUSPS EVERY 092-700 THURSDAY Here’s an addition the trivia item last week about using ing to newspaper reports, at the climax, the hero to discovers his grandfather is AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Bad Axe as background in an auto company’s advertising which the husband always 6550 Main Street brochure, One of the models in the picture was Pam believes. really his father, his step- bFave of Ubly, the daughter of Mrs. Steve Kmchko, and fires cause “After I’m gone, and mother is really his sister-in- John Haire. publisher. 2 National Advertising Representative, law, and his mistress is an employee at Clothes Closet in Caw City. you’re left behind looking Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc. 257 pretty with all my money, really the mother of Tyger Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mich- +**.****** who are you going to drive the perfume tycoon whose igan. nuts with your TV-watching bare essence he really wants Second class postage paid at CaSS habits?’’ the husband asked to squeeze. Try to explain Clty, Michigan 48726. Quick now, what’s the next holiday on the agenda? minor damage Subscription Price: To post offices in Thanksgiving? Wrong. It’s Veteran’s Day and it comes next U her the other night. that to someone who just Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, dashed out of the room to Thursday, Nov. 11. “What happened while I $7.00 a year or 2 years for $12.00. 3 The office is closed for this observance and that Halloween proved to be no smelled gas, then the car kitchen. was gone?” she said. take a bath, write a letter years for $18.00. $4.00 for six months post and paint the bathroom. and 3 months for $2.25. makes it necessary for the Chronicle to be published a day treat for the Frank Kieltyka stalled and when he got Residents of the facility That’s what drives the In other parts of the United States, But the husband tried, early. All copy deadlines are moved ahead accordingly. family Saturday evening. outside, flames were coming did not have to be evacu- husband buggy. He doesn’t S8.M) a year or 2 years for $15.00. 6 Your usual cooperation will be appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Kieltyka of from under the hood. The ated. mind if she leaves the room even though he’d read the months $4.50 and 3 months for $2.50. Lamton Road, Decker, had car came to a balt at Fire Chief Jerome Root after dictating the TV pro- newspaper much more than 50 cents extra charged for part year he’d watched TV. And after .*+******* been escorting their two Woodland Avenue and Third Jr. said the fire had burned gramming. But she always order.For Payableinformation in advance. regarding , news- small children who were Street. itself out by the time fire- returns 10 minutes later and he’d delivered his third paper advertising and commercial and tortuous resume Of the eve- job printing, telephone James Blanchard tells us over and over on the boob tube trick-or-treating in Cass Elkland Township firemen men arrived. The only dam- demands to be filled in on a;r&?oio. how he got that good feeling flying home after saving all City. Having finished, the received the call at 7:20 p.m. age was to the cable. what she missed. And then ning, the wife yawned and those jobs. It’s a lead pipe cinch that he didn’t feel any family was starting to drive and quickly had the fire said she was going to b&, /--\ better than we do, now that he won’t be telling us about it home when the car caught extinguished. They said the even though the show had 15 again and again. Nor will any of the other candidates bore fire. cause was a broken gas line. more minutes to run. That’s us weeks on end telling how great they are and why they Kieltyka said his wife Firemen estimated dam- when the husband’s mind deserve our vote. age, which was confined to The snapped. We’ve got a great political system and we wouldn’t Correction under the hood, at $300. “You always do that,” he change it for anything, but enough is enough. Kieltyka, however, didn’t screamed. “You make me The article in last week’s think the car was easily watch terrible TV shows you Chronicle about the millage repairable so considered it a Haire won’t watch yourself, then for Rawson Memorial Li- total loss. The vehicle was a you make me tell you what. .. brary incorrectly said the 1974 Pontiac . you missed, then after I’m .. The weather two assistant librarians re- nice enough to bring you up Edward H. Doerr Net to date, you go to bed ceive $9,OOo each annually. PROVINCIAL HOUSE C 1 High LOW Precip. It should have said the without seeing the finish, We specialize in :iri Wednesday...... a...... 44 ...... :trace . amount budgeted for their Firemen were called to So far this season it’s a fans would stand for it and tomorrow morning 0 i::! i::! Thursday...... 72...... 47 ...... combined salaries is a total Provincial House at 6:50 new record. I have yet to see either. you’ll ask how it ended and custom-tailored :i:i Friday...... 61 ...... 40 ...... 10 of $9,aoo. a.m. Friday after an elec- a football game on tele- There was a time when I when I say I don’t remem- ::: Saturday...... w...... 37 ..... 0 Also in last week’s Chron- trical cable in the kitchen vision. To tell the truth I’d really cared about the out- ber, you’ll sulk. I would b business $ Sunday...... 57 ...... 45 ..... 10 icle, a photograph caption shorted out and started rather watch “Cassa- come of pro football in De- never treat you that way. I :i:i Monday.’...... 57 ...... -47 ..... 1.46 said Joe Leeson had shot his burning. blanca” again than see a troit. That’s when I naively don’t care what Richard , insurance. ii:i Tuesday ...... 66...... :44 ...... 57 first pheasant. It was the The cable was connecteld couple of teams from Texas thought it was 8 sport. Headlee says, women aten’t La.‘ La.‘ first this season, but the to a food warmer. The and Florida whale away at That day is long gone now. superior ?’ Some businesses can be (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) I$ third he has shot in three plastic cable melted, result- each other. A game between two con- “What did you say while I itit.. ... protected with one policy...... years of hunting. ing in odor and smoke in the When Michigan State tending high school teams was gone?” she said, com- And others with a package fielded a competitive has more interest and more ing back into the room. of Michigan Mutual poli- football team, football was genuine emotion than any play “That dumb Headlee fun, especially when it was for pay game, You can watch shouldn’t make women an cies. Let us show you the against University of Mich- them without hocking the issue in the governor’s race plan that fits your‘ busi- igan. family jewels. anyway,” he continued ness exactly. It was the “arrogant The average guy no longer hysterically. “There are a asses” against Moo-U and can take the family to a lot more important issues.. the fans made the game. Lions game, It’s just too For instance, how about Way back when the Lions expensive. Headlee’s nose? Michigan Doerr Agency were as good as there was I Too bad you never hear doesn’t deserve a governor 6265 Main St. enjoyed watching . about that when manage- with such a huge honker.” Cass City When the National Foot- ment and labor sit at the “You’re just mad because Phone 872-3615 Six Different Clubs Provide An Easy Way To Save ball League strike is over I’d bargaining table. I’m pretty and I’m going to guess that I’ll watch again ‘\. I $50 to $1,000 For Christmas 1983 if I can’t find anything - better to do. But much of the fun has gone out of it. You really Special truckload savings on You Can Be Sure That Every Stocking have to care who wins to really enjoy it unless you LA-Z-DOY” Recliners swivel are among the football junk- and Is Filled Next Year If You ies who watch just because it is a football game. rockers today through Sunday!- To tell ,the truth, if you changed the uniforms I r-- 1-1 wouldn’t be able to tell Billy I V)IEA’ I Join Our Christmas Club’Now! Sims from any other NFL pj back and even the most _--- 1- /- ardent fan won’t able to be A- tell you who plays on the of- And Let Us Give You A Christmas Gift fensive line on the visiting team. I suppose that’s one reason for the strike. Any coach will tell you that to win you must have control of the line of scrimmage. That’s lip service and it doesn’t pay the rent. Offen- sive linemen are the lowest paid performers on every team. So much for importance. That’s one of the reasons for the strike and a valid one. Even more important for the wage slaves. is to Reclina-RockeP Chair NO. 845 Reclina-RockeP Chair No. 849 assure themselves a fair share of the TV bonanza in- FROM cluding cable TV, the goose that is sure to spit out a lot of golden eggs. It’s not necessary to be a genius to understand this. What is harder to under- stand fs the union demand *i that the older players be re- tained instead of being WE WILL MAKE THE FINAL PAYMENT ON ALL replaced by a younger player with a lower salary. COMPLETED CHRISTMAS CLUBS Realistically you have t0 think that plenty of players that have moved up the salary scale have been given the boot because of cost. Football is big business Reclina-RockeP Chair No. 884 and the bottom line out- ReclinaRockeP Chair NO. 866 weighs all other considera- tions. Having said that, the next question is how can it be changed? The union wants THE PINNEYSTATE BANK these players protected but if the players, not the coach, Cass City, Midugan 48726 have the final say the bed- rock of the game is cracked. +. It’s hard to imagine that Member (517) 872-4355 *.e: .... the owners will ever agree ??*. - FDIC ...... a. to anything this far out. It’s .*.I .*.‘ ...*CITI r-”. Ti rrrri .’i i :.: tii.:...... I*...... : ...... harder yet to feel that the CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE FOUR Provincial House Provincial House resi- Ada exceeds. Roberts, Scott, ‘Pearl Hospital dents as of last week were: Smithers, Helen Stec, Akron -- Fred Engisch, Myrtle Stewart, Melvin Beatrice Horner. Vender, Alice Wright, Mar- Almont -- Jennie Brown. garet Wallace, Myrtle Lud- Argyle -- Elsie Roback. low. United Way goal Armada -- Eva Kassube. Croswell -- Charles Bad Axe -- Vincent La- Burton. Mielle, Thomas Ulfig. Decker -- Dan Masten, For the fowth year in a to contribute. theme,In conjunction Pestrue withwrote thea Bay Port -- Alice Stahl, Frank Izydorek, Pearl row, employees and staff at A contribution equivalent Roland Volz. Allen. Hills and Dales General Hos- to one day’s pay put the poem, which started “T’was Carsonville -- Selina Bunn, Deford - Albert Stine. pital have exceeded their person in a drawing, the the night before deer sea- Marie Smith. Detroit - Howard Cole, goal for the Elkland-Novesta winner of whichreceived a son.” As published, the Caro -- Clair Brief, Lena Susan Gilbert, Vern Rath- United Way and given more restaurant dinner for two poem was lacking the last Drews. bun. per person than any other worth a maximum of $35. two lines. Cass City -- Bessie Battel, Gagetown -- Wilma employees’ group. The winner was Carol Nav- The winner, who was Isa- Hazel Barnes, Charlotte Randall, Leo Patnaude, The amount raised as of ney . bel Wright, had to write the Bishop, Margaret Boag, Blanch Wood, Lester Wil- last Wednesday’s awards tea The other two prize win- last two lines. (There was Ellen Demeray, Frank De- liamson. was $3,455, far in excess of ners dealt with the fund only one correct answer.) meray, Marion Fuester, Harbor Beach -- Mary the goal of $2,800, although drive’s theme of “Does She won a month’s free Margit Gelda, Evelyn Pohl . about $160 less than was Bambi the Buck run out of meals (22 meals) from the Gruber, Susie Gruber,Cath- Hillman - Annie Favel. raised last year, luck ? ’ ’ cafeteria. A minimum con- erine Helwig, William Hil- Jeddo -- Helen Biedron. Harry Pestrue, chairman Each $200 contributed ad- tribution of $10 was required laker, Celia Johnson, Fran- Kingston - Ina Everett, of the hospital fund drive, vanced Bambi towards the to enter the poetry contest.
ces. Klebba, Gladys buns- Josefa Siedler, Hazel Wil- said he was very pleased goal of making it through the 0 bury, Fern Maier, Mary mot. with the outcome. Although woods without being shot by Monk, Stanley Muntz, Sarah Lexington -- Florence Hills and Dales employees a hunter. A display on the Marek Kocan - Myers, Ella Price, Ella Colebeck. are working, many have cafeteria wall showed Profit, James Profit, Alta Marlette -- Lillian Miles. spouses who no longer are,, Bambi’s progress. finishes Gertrude Sheppard,Vera thus he was satisfied that the Those who contributed at Cannon, Otto Hildinger, amount raised was so close Missionary WINNERS in the contest for Hills and Dales General least $5 were entered in a Elizabeth Russell. to what was raised last year. Marine basic Mayville Lela Kildau, Hospital employees who contributed to ’ the Elkland- drawing, for which the prize -- The goal was kept the was the stuffed animal used Marine Pvt. Marek J. Novesta United Way were, from left, Isabel Wright, 22 free same as last year, since the Fe llows hip Helen Lowry, Stanley hule, in the cafeteria display. Kocan, son of Helmut and , Gertrude Taylor. meals in the hospital cafeteria; Carol Nanney, dinner for Elkland-Novesta UW goal (Efforts to find a stuffed toy Irena Kocan of 7220 E, Elm- m 1 Monroe - Adam Beck. was kept the same this year two worth $35 at a restaurant, and Ronda Hume, who won deer were unsuccessful, SO a wood Road, Cass City, has Owendale - Victoria Gies. as in 1981 ($14,000). completed recruit training makes plans Palms Eleanor Musser. stuffed lamb with horns - “Barnbi.” $3,455 was raised. The 97 persons who con- added was used.) The win- at the Marine Corps Recruit Peck - Catherine Hanvey, tributed are about 65 percent Eighteen women attended ner was Ronda Hume. Depot, San Diego. Emelie Sonck. of those employed or who During the 11-week train- the Women’s Missionary Pigeon -- Helen Bulter, work at hospital. Fellowship meeting Monday otherwise the ing cycle, he learned the Mabel Osech. They consist of employees, basics of battlefield survival evening at the First. Baptist Port Austin Slyvia Walbro conducts Edna Weishen Church. -- ancillary personnel (who and studied the personal and Lacourse, Dominick Berta. work under contract to the professional standards tra. The meeting opened at 1 Pontiac -- Theresa hospital) and staff (physi- dies Sunday ditionallyrines. exhibited by Ma- 7:30 with Mrs. Richard Shaw cians). presiding. Sc hweiss. Port Hope - Ward Gray, The average pledge per at age 78 He participated in an Appointed to the nominat- Laura Weber. training schools person was $35.62. The total ‘U active physical conditioning ing committee were Mrs. Rochester Edward contributed is 24,67 percent -- In an effort to help deal- part of a manufacturer’s “To this end we will be Edna Weishen, 78, of Cass program and gained pro- Lou LaPonsie, Mrs. Fay Bielski, Pauline Smith. of the $14,000 goal of the Elk- McComb and Mrs. John ers effectively troubles hoot training program. conducting similar City, died Sunday at provin- ficiency in a variety of mili- Saginsw -- Nancy De- and service products The tec hnica 1 presenta - seminars in various parts of land-Novesta UW. cia1 House, after a short ill- tary skills, including first Wood. beaux, Dauna Bush. Of those making dona- At the December meeting, equipped with Walbro and tions include carburetion the country in the coming ness. ’ aid, rifle marksmanship and Sandusky -- John Berry, theory and practice and tions, 47 contributed through Order members will bring gifts for similar carburetors, Walbro mouths. We are also develop- She was born May 11, 1904 Ray Kenny, Wilford LePla, Corporation has initiated a then zero in on trouble- ing new service products to payroll deduction, 49 by cash the shut-ins of the church Dorothy Schultz, Rena Per- or check and one by being in Canada and Carrie to the and will bring cookies and series of technical sales and shooting and correcting help make the dealer’s job United States as \a young Wedding koski, Norman Wendorf, service schools being held specific types of operational easier, so that they can billed quarterly. apples which along with a Minnie Clemens, William Pestrue had various gim- girl. She came to the Cass throughout ~ the United problems. focus their efforts most check will be sent to four Wendorf. micks to encourage persons City area in 1950 from Announcements couples of the church who States and Canada. “The complexity of the prof itably ,” he said. Lapeer. Sebewaing -Lydia Gettel, The training sessions are outdoor power equipment ond are living in Florida, where Amaila Hall, Arnold Ku- Miss Weishen, a house- the men are studying for the conducted by-Phil Maxwell business has increased sentenced keeper most of her life, nish, Alma Lutz, Matilda of Walbro’s Carburetor greatly in the past few Kretzschmer lnvifutionr ministry. Werschky, Melinda Arm- entered Provincial House in Devotions were led by Group. years, in terms of the September, 1981. Catalogs loaned bruster. Rolla M. Kretzschmer, 17, days in the county jail, with Mrs, Leslie Merchant and So far this year, sessions number of manufacturers, Funeral services were overnight. Snover -- Mamie McKim- of Owendale, who pleaded credit given for 98 days prayer time for missionar- have been held in Alaska, applications, model mix, conducted Wednesday ball, Betty Gerber, Edna British Columbia, Oregon, etc. guilty Oct. 1 in Huron County served. FREE SU BSC R I PTI0 N ies was led by Mrs. Stanley Willerton, Rose Slater. Circuit Court to breaking Kretzschmer- was also morning at Little’s Funeral WITH EACH ORDER. McArthur . California, Colorado, North As a result, it is extremely Home, Cass City, with Father Ubly -- Marion Wasieiew- Carolina, Ohio, and difficult for dealers and and entering in connection placed’on two years’ proba- In keeping with Thanks- ski, Bertha Abraham. with the Dec. 17, 1981, break- tion, ordered pay costs Joseph Morales of St. Pan- CASS CITY giving, each member gave a Montreal. distribution personnel to to of cratius Catholic Church of- Unionville -- Martha in of the Owendale Market, $200 and restitution of $503. Bible verse or read a In most cases they have keep up with the ongoing ficiating. Hintz, Elsie Armbruster. been held in cooperation changes in the marketplace was sentenced Friday. Items taken in the break-in CHRONICLE Thanksgiving poem. Utica Frances Heinicki. Judge M. Richard .Kno- included beer, cigarettes, Burial was in Elkland Phone 872-2010 Refreshments were - with power equipment and in the equipment itself,” Township Cemetery. Vassar -- Ethel Honig. block sentenced him to 120 milk and cash. served by Mrs. Merchant. dealers or distributors, or as Maxwell explained.
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\ BY W A NG L ER - LEVI - BRITTANIA I OVERmTH,Em RAI N B+OW and G ITA N0 BEN FRANKLIN CASS CITY PAGE FIVE CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 4,1982 t r i Pedaling Around Hills and Dales Easy honors several’ riding employees l e- By Mike Eliasohn Numerous employees of from double bucket It was four years ago in and there is no pressure on Hills and Dales General mopping to a new method October that I started build- the arms and hands. Hospital were honored at using an applicator that has ing the bicycle shown below. Most of the manufactured the annual awards tea last a container holding cleaning Although I had it running recumbents have the Wednesday afternoon. fluid, thus eliminating the by the summer of 1979, it handlebars UNDER the seat Employees honored for need for buckets. The new wasn’t until this summer with a rod running from the longevity of service were: method will save the that I could say it was done, handlebars to the fork. Sup- Dorothy McCreedy, hospital approximately plus it really isn’t done. I posedly that arrangement is Unionville, medical more comfortable than the records $2,800 a year. could add a rear fender yet supervisor, 20 years, who The check presented by and a front deraileur (gear arrangement I have on my received a certificate of ap- hospital Administrator Ken shifter), but I doubt if I will. bike, (I have my doubts), preciation and a gift certifi- Jensen was in accordance The type of bicycle I built but the major advantage is cate. with the award schedule for is generally known as a safety. In case of an acci- Judy Polk, Cass City, cost containment suggest- “recumbent ,” the diction- dent and the rider is thrown LPN; Anna LaPratt, Caro, ions. King was a custodian ary definition of which is forward, unlike my bike or a housekeeper ; Janet Mc- at the time he made the “suggestive of repose , lean- regular bike, there is noth- MONEY SAVER - Ken Jensen (right), Hills Guire, Cass City, RN; suggestion. The Cass City and Dales General Hospital administrator, ing, resting, lying down.” ing in front of him or her to Sherrie Collis, Pigeon, ac- resident left the hospital in Those who are picky about be impaled on. counting clerk, and Arnie June and is now a truck congratulates Robert King for his money definitions refer to them as The other supposed ad- Sticken, Owendale, mainte- saving suggestion on a better way to clean vantage of recumbents is driver. semi-recumbents, since the nance, all 10 years. They Two employees were pre- floors, which saved the hospital rider is more in a sitting that, at least in theory, they received lapel pins. plaque and $2,800 are faster. Above about 15 sented with a approximately a year and earned King position than a lying down Five year employees certificate in honor of their a check for $416. position. miles per hour, the greatest honored were Randa having retired during the Mine is a supine recum- impediment to forward Allen,Cathy Vaughn, Debra past year. Phyllis Linder- bent, “lying on the back or motion by a bicycle rider is Kundinger, Kathy Hart- man retired in June as a with the face upward.” not rolling resistance, but wick, Vickie LaPratt, Millie wind resistance. Reduce the cook after having worked at There are also prone recum- Mark, Doug Thane, Joyce Hills and Dales since 1%. bents, mainly used for rac- wind resistance and the Hornbacher, and Terry Maxine Loney, an aide, ing, in which the rider rider will go faster. Posluszny. They received retired in May after having Thus recumbents can be pedals in a stomach down lapel pins. worked there since 1965. faster because the rider sits SUNDAY 2:30 till 6:OO ADULTS $1.50 position. All also received a free Both Cass City residents, lower and is in a leaning There were three reasons RETIREES honored at the hospital cafeteria meal. they received a plaque and why I built my bike. I back position , rather than Robert King was certificate. The decorated ,See one of the Greatest Hits of 1982! wanted something different the leaning forward position awards tea Wednesday afternoon were presented with a check for cake made in their honor ...... of a regular bike. -- weirdness being a habit of Phyllis Linderman, left, and Maxine $416 for his money saving read: “We salute Maxine Unfortunately for “weak ~ NOW SHOWING! mine, I thought I could build Loney. suggestion for changing the and Phyllis for their years of something better than a knees” Eliasohn, my aver- method of cleaning hos- dedicated service. Happy regular bicycle, and when I age speed on a bike is pital floors, for switching retirement.” thruThurs., Nov. 11 started, I couldn’t buy one probably 10 mph, so I don’t because nobody was manu- go fast enough to gain an facturing them. aerodynamic advantage. Wll lift you up where you belong:’ Now there are at least Probably the biggest thing eight manufacturers of re- I learned from building my United Metbdist cumbent bicycles (plus a bike (I did everything ex- fev builders of recumbent cept the brazing and paint- tricycles 1, although only one ing) is what I did wrong. make can be classified as Unless sanity prevails, I other than small scale pro- plan to build another one in- Women meet duttion. Recumbents are corporating several im- provements. Twenty-six women at- chant, and treasurer, Mrs. slowly becoming less rare, tended the Monday evening For bike freaks like me, Gary Christner . but there aren’t enough meeting of United Methodist Guest speaker Mary Ann around yet that they can be now is an exciting time in Women at Trinity church. cycling. In addition to re- Vandernark of Car0 , execu- called common. The dinner at 6:30 was tive director of the Human One reason they aren’t cumbent bikes, there are also numerous other exci t- served by women of group Development Commission, common yet is with the No. 3. was introduced by program expeption of a few places ing developments, such as The following officers to streamlining, new transmis- chairman, Mrs. William that sell the aforementioned serve for the coming year Kritzman. mass produced recumbent -- sions, tricycles, folding were installed: President, Members turned in their wrjich hasn’t received very bicycles and mountain or off-road bikes. Mrs. John Marshall, vice- world banks. The money good reviews (it doesn’t president, Mrs, John Ross; from them will be used for handle well) -- a person can’t The latter use fat tires on secretary , Mrs. Stuart Mer- missions work. walk into a bicycle shop and aluminum rims, are built buy one. Most recumbents very strong but still don’t ***j~**************************************************~****~4 are ordered directly from weigh more than 30 pounds, the manufacturer. usually have 15 speeds and 4 Another reason is com- are designed to be ridden on 4 pared to most regular bikes, mountain and forest trails, ?4 they are expensive. The dirt roads, etc. ‘ FOOD PRICES t mass produced one sells for $90 and from there, they ++++++ range up to about $2,100. EMPLOYEES HONORED at the annual Only the most dedicated of With Thanksgiving ap- awards tea for their years of service to Hills bike freaks, who also have proaching, I am looking for my annual picture of a and Dales General Hospital were, front row, qney, can afford them. Dorothy McCreedy (left), 20 years, and Why a recumbent? There turkey or turkeys, with a human to go with it, so if you Sherrie Collis, 10 years, Back row, from left, a+& two basic advantages. Judy Polk, Anna LaPratt and Janet McGuire, one is comfort. Instead of have a turkey please give si@ing on a tiny uncomfort- me a call. all 10 years. Missing is Arnie Sticken, 10 years. able saddle, partially sup- Disgruntled single wo- pdrted by your arms, the men, please don’t call and repmbent rider’s bottom give me the name of your add back are fully supported last date. OwenGage markjng period honor roll
Following is the first NINTH marking period honor roll at Owendale-Gagetown High Amy Draschil, Debbie School. A + indicates all Engelhardt. A’s. TENTH SEVENTH Marcy Enderle, +Karen Lance Billows, Stacey Goslin, Reid Goslin, Jenny Bills, Jane Billy , Marcie Hellebuyck, Kathy Johns- Draschil, Lloyd Fritz, Shar- ton, Karen Koch, Kellin on Parker, Rae Lynn Roche- Kretzschmer, Kendra leau, Susan Salcido, Mar- Kretzschmer, Kim Olszak, shall Sheldon, Gary Shemko, +Linda Retford, John +Amy Thies. Shope, Robin Thick.
EIGHTH ELEVENTH
Janice Cummins, +Lisa Frank Abfalter, Cindy Edwards, +Cindy Enderle, Emmons, Sheila Engel- Charlene Goslin, Barbara hardt, Gary Erickson, Joe Hellebuyck, +Michelle Mc- Lopez, Glenda McPhail, La- Phail, +Sandra Miller, Nette Mickelson, John Pat- Kendra Reehl, Tiffany Rein- naude, +Brenda Schwartz, hardt, Jerry Stirrett. +Peter Sparks, Jody Sprague, Scott Thies, Cindy Thomas, Scott Wright. I Thursday thru Sunday Canned goods T Nov. 4-56-7 - 4 Days Only TWELFTH ’THURSDAY IS “BARGAIN NITE” 8:OO Only needed for +Vicki Alexander, Stan- ley Andrakowicz, Craig * Friday-Saturday-Sunday ...... 7:30& 9:30 Roach family, Enderle, Lee Gettel, +Jack- ie Kain, Laurie Louis, Joan Junior Girl Scout Troop Mosack, Mike Powell, Kar- 239 will be collecting canned en Prich, Jason Reinhardt, goods Saturday to give to the Dena Wells, +Lori Wissner, Theron Roach family, who +Jennifer Wood, Beverly lost their home in a fire Oct. Zaleski. 24. The goods may be brought to the Cultural Center in Evergreen Cass City from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Children at Deford Ele- honor roll mentary School participated in a friendship march Friday The following students afternoon in the gym with were named to the Ever- the children contributing to green Elementary School a fund for the family. fifth grade honor roll for the Principal Betty Murphy first marking period: COMING NEXT THURSDAY reported that $63.57 was Jeffery Bader, Judy Mat- given to the Roaches. thews, Donnie Smith (all Park Way Mr. and Mrs. Roach have A’s) and ievin Smith. “Fast Times at four children. Robert, a I our Drive Through never - SI-; second grader at Deford Marinating meats for 12 Elementary, is the young- hours or more cuts cooking Ridgemont High” est. time by about a third. PAGE SIX * CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 CASCITY, MICHIGAN Methodist I 1 Church slates women plan 1 homecoming Novesta Church of ‘Christ will be observing homecom- activities ing day Sunday. The monthly meeting of Zorn,Guest aspeaker professor will be fromWalt United Methodist Women of Cass City Bowling Leagues Salem Church was held 210 Games J. Kuhl236, J. Great Lakes Bible College, THURSDAY NITE TRIO TUESDAY AFTERNOON ~~~~~neers10 200 Games: J. LaRoche MERCHANTS’ “A” Monday evening at the home Warack 233, Vandiver Lansing. He will be accom- of Mrs. Harvey Walter with Oct. 28,1982 9 C. 202. Oct. 27,1982 LADIES Bar Flies 9 227, N. Benitez 222, R. 500 Series: J. Morel1 516, panied by students from the 22 women present. Gutter Dusters Englehardt 220, J. Kuhl217. collegevocal duets. who will provide The myeting opened with Babich Farms 27 Oct. 26, 1982 9 D. Wischmeyer 301, P. Little Croft-Clara Lumber 27 R&R’s 8 550 Series: J. Kuhl 658, 500. prayer by Esther McCul- Circle S 22 Alley Cats Charlie’s Market 24 Grandparents who attend Van Dale Pierce Honey Bees Irish Rovers 8 R. Engelhardt 590, J. War- lough, after which Mrs. Ron- 22 ;; ack Helwig B. THURSDAY MORNING Cass City Oil & Gas 24 the services will be honored. Jacques Seed 22 Pinney State Bank 7 585, E. 584, ald Geiger presided over the Pin Tippers Bader B. Warack COFFEE Rabideau Motors 20 Sunday school is at 10 a.m. IGA 21 Don’s Auction Gallery 2011~ 5 580, 559, K. Fuelgas 20 business meeting. King Pins Gremel 557, Larry Sum- Oct. 28,1982 and the morning worship Activities for November Draves 21 Mixed CO. 5 Ouvry Chevy-Olds 18 Pin Pickers 2o Rolling Pins 4 mers 550. service will be at 11. A include packing of cookies Hacker Farms 20 18’12 Paul’s 25 Agri-Sales Inc, 15 carry-in dinner will be oops . 20 Kingston Ins. Kingston State Bank 15 for college students of the l7 Men’s High Series: G. TUSCOLA Deering Farms 24 served at 12:45. The 2 p.m, church Nov. 8, craft day Gordon Builders 18 Hair Benders l7 Erla Food Center 14 Wright Painting Lapp 571, G. Diebel 569, N. GET TOGETHERS “B’: Campbell Sawmill 20 service in the auditorium Nov. at the home of Mrs. Blanchards 1 6‘/2 15 Charmont 14 10 Hills and Dales 13 Willy ,.559, E: Francis 562. Oct. 25,1982 Kingston State Bank 20 will follow. Charles Tuckey, and the Nieboer Masonry 15 ‘/2 Ladies’ High Series: J. Parkway 19 New England Life 13 The regular evening serv- Christmas dinner for the Pine Valley Farms 15 Croft-Clara Lumber 11 11~ Rich’s Disposal Smith Urethane Systems 12 Birchview Smithson 543, M. Rabideau Chappel’s Men’s Wear 35 19 ice will be dispensed with. women Nov. 29 at the 9’h 542. . Miller’s Egg Inc. Happy Hoofers 18 church. The members will 525 Series: L. Smith 548, 33, 210 or Better Games: B. High Series: S. Cummins Men’s High Games: N. Parkway Federal Land Bank purchase cuddly toys to be D. Miller 531, E. Gordon 570, 33 Bartle 246, S. Fobear 239, I?. 57fi willy 232, G. Diebel 217. Construction Assn. 17% w. w. Barnes’ 33 sent to the United Methodist J. Hacker 568, K. Anthony Ladies’ High Games: M. Pin Pals 17 Ruggles550 or 232,Better J. Guinther Series: 228. B. 565, A. Witherspoon 596, D. High Game: S. Cummins Stahlbaum Asphalt children’s home in Detroit Rabideau 228, J. Lapp 201. Paving Bruno’sCrazy Ladies Broads 15 for Christmas. Englehart 555, J. Mathew- 202. 32 Bartle 615, S. Fobear 595, L. I. High Team Series : Pierce High Team Series: Pin FLM State Bank 31 11% Special Mrs. Robert Tuckey was son 548. Tippers 2025. Family Circus Summers 577,E. Helwig 573, Honey Bees 1890. Dale’s Eaves Trough. 30 10 in charge of the program 200 games: L. Smith 204, High Team Game : Rolling M. Mellendorf 572, D. Vatter 3 months 1: J. 204, High Team Game: Pierce Roger’s Hay 29 about Appalachian women. Hacker K. Anthony Pins 734. High Series: B. Coryell 556, J. Guinther 554. B. Andrus A. With- Honey Bees 666. Pizza Villa 29 %60° Refreshments were 214, 205, Dwrr Farms 510. served by the hostess and erspoon 203-206, D. Engle- 19 High Game: M. Cosway 6 months Cass City IGA 19 Mrs. Richard Gaffney. hart 200, J. Mathewson 233, 213, B. Coryell 201. MERCHANTS’ “B” HOLY ROLLERS GUYS Ut GALS Erla’s $960° Thank offering boxes were B. Babich 224. 13 High Team Series: Crazy Oct. 28,1982 High Team Game: Hack- Oct. 24,1982 Oct. 26,1982 1 year turned over to the treasurer. High Team Series: Pizza Ladies 1790, The next regular meeting er Farms 1870. High Team Game: Crazy Gagetown Oil & Gas 23 $1760° Gutter Aces 12 Kruse Farms 22 Villa 2754. will be Jan. 3 at the home of High Team Series: Hack- Ladies 630. Bauer Candy Co. 23 Mrs. Eldred Kelley. er Farms 665. CCYC, 10 Odd Couples 19% High Team Game: Rog- Herron Builders 22 er’s Hay 973. Expires CCVB 17 Clare’s Sunoco 22 Nov 1982 Alley Sweepers 17 High Series: T. Furness 5. CHARMONT LADIES Tuckey Concrete 20 ‘/2 Copeland & Gornowicz 16 566. Hills & Dales Hospital * High Games: T. Furness Oct. 26,1982 20 D&D 16 Charmont 20 Rolling Hills 222, J. Lefler. 22 PiecesOf 15% Thumb National Bank 19 ‘/2 Terrasi & Son Cablet tes 26 15 Veronica’s Shag’s Angels 13 Body Conditioning Sugartown MERCHANETTE 19 15 Live Wires Cass City Sports 11 Equipment Country Cousins 14 Oct. 28.1982 18 Cass City Sports 17 General Cable 11 Brand X 14 Colony House J.J. Flooring 11 Elkton IGA 11 Cass City Sports 23 16 Erla’s 16 Geiger-Hunt Ford 22 1/2 Fort’s Party Store 15 210 or Better Game: E. Health spa 1 I.. Men’s High Series: J. Kritzman’s 21 22 Tri-Agri-Inc Brown C. Kolb Charmont 15 560, 517. 21 Cass City State Bank Men’s High Games: J. Esther’s Health Spa 191/2 13 Joos’ Fifth Wheels Gagetown Oil & Gas 13 Brown 210, B. Klinkman 200. 18% Pizza Villa Women’s High Series: P. Anrod Screen Cyl. 17 13 Truemner Salvage 11 Ulfig 493. Walbro 16 Herron Builders Women’s High Game: P. 16 Kigh Team Game: Cab- Ulfig 209. IGA Foodliner 15 lettes 841. High Team Series: D&D Miller’s Chicks 13lh High Team Series: Cab- 1855. Pinney State Bank 12112 DR. COE High Team Game: D&D lettes 2275. By Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. 200 Games: D. Golding High Team Series: Char- Root canai therapy (endodontia) is rapidly gaining in 676. 200, H. Peters mont 2269, 205. popularity as a mechanism for saving teeth. Traditional High Team Game: Char- 500 Series: D. Golding 524, treatment since early times for teeth with diseased nerve M. Guild 505. TUSCOLA mont 842. tissue has been removal of the affected tooth. Unfortun- GET TOGETHERS “A” ately, tooth removal can lead to the shifting of neighbor- ing and opposing teeth. The replacement of a missing Oct. 25,1982 tooth is usually more expensive than root canal therapy. Around the Farm Failure to replace a missing tooth, however, can lead to a Vandemark Auto Parts 36% number of other dental problems, including gum Sugar Town Market 36 disease, dental decay, pain in the jaw joint, speaking and Cole Carbide 35% No gas chewing difficulties. Larry’s Car Wash 35 . A decision made in haste to remove a painful tooth You May Qualify For Char mon t 32 could well prove to be a costly mistake. If root canal Hillaker’s Auct. Serv. 28 drying therapy can be started instead of tooth removal - often effective pain relief can be obtained just as quickly. Root Lower Insurance Rates Harris-Hampshire Ins. 25 canal therapy is generally much less traumatic to a or Stop By Mr. Kelly’s varket 25 By William Bortei person than the removal of a tooth from its bony socket Call Bigelow Hardware 24 in the jaw. Armstead Aluminum 21 In root canal therapy, an opening is made through the Pierce Apiaries 19 Steve and Lawrence Kal- be a fairly commonplace crown of the tooth into the pulp chamber inside; all Harris-Hampshire Agency, Inc. Maurer Construction 19 chick, Bellaire area grain method for drying grain on diseased pulp tissue is carefully removed and the producers, may soon slimi- the farm.’’ chamber including the inside of the root of the tooth is 6815 E. Cass City Road High Team Series: Sugar cleaned and shaped to a size which can be subsequently nate their reliance on liquid The project team from filled and sealed with a substance which will prevent Cass City Town Market 2797, propane gas used for the MSU Department of Agri- bacteria from re-entering the tooth. The tooth remains High Team Game: Mr. 30,000 bushels of corn grain cultural Engineering con- normally attached to the jaw. Crowning is often recom- 872-4351 Kelly’s Market 1021. dried on their farm each sists of Brook, Gary VanEe, mended following the root canal in order to strengthen year. Fred Bakker and Eliud the tooth against breaking. The Kalchicks and agri- Mwaura. The project is be- Root canal treatment could very well prove the least cultural engineers from ing supported by funds from costly and most comfortable means of keeping your Michigan State University the Michigan Department of chewing mechanism intact. have developed and in- Agriculture and the Mich- stalled a biomass-fired dry- igan Department of Com- CARO FAMILY DENTAL CENTER er that will be demonstrated merce. 204 W. Sherman Ph. 673-2939 Caro, MI 48723 to the public from 10 a.m. through mid-afternoon Nov. 5. Kalchick Farms are lo- cated about three miles northwest of Bellaire on Bellaire Highway. Roger Brook, one of four MSU agricultural engineers working on the project, says the biomass system uses corn cobs and wood chips that cost about $10 to $15 a ton. “That combination pro- vides about 10 million BTU a ton, about equal to 100 gallons of LP gas, which costs around 70 to 80 cents a gallon,” Brook says. The Kalchicks currently buy cobs and chips off the farm, pending further refinements in the system. “Theoretically, the dryer should require cobs from about half the corn grown on the farm to dry all the grain harvested,” Brook says. “They aren’t too far away from not requiring any LP gas for grain drying.” Starting the dryer is no harder than building a fire in a fireplace. It takes about half an hour to bring the ---.-- system up to operating P-205/75/R 15 ...... $60.95 temperatures. Cobs and P*215/75/R15...... $61.95 wood chips are then gradual- P-225/75/R 15 ...... $64.95 ly augered from a self-un- P-235/75/R 15...... $69.95 loading wagon into the Free Mounting primary firebox. Gases that rise from the Plus Sales Tax primary firebox are cleanly burned (all tars and hydro- He may be selling Individual the most competitive IRAs around. carbons are removed) in a RED1 A78X13 ...... $38.95 Retirement Accounts on the side. And when you set up an IRA C78X13...... $40.95 with us, you’ll have the convenience secondary combustion But believe us, he’s not called a IRA Idofmution chamber. Air leaving the C78X14. ....i ...... $40.95 stock broker for nothing. of dealing with someone you know GRIP E78X14...... $46.95 heating unit is about 2000 That, of course, is our point. Lots at a bank down the street, not some 1=800=2224983 F78X 14...... $48.95 of people in other,businesses are obscure address on Wall Street. degrees F. It is cooled with G78X14 ...... $45.95 outside air about 200 degrees TRACTION suddenly getting into IRAs- I You’ll also have the security of F78X15...... $42.95 brokers, insurance salesmen, even FDIC insurance, which is some- F before being blown G78X15 ...... $49.95 retailers-but few of them, if any, thing no brokerage house or insur- through the grain. TIRE H78X15 ...... $54.95 have as much business being there ance company can say. Brook says the system L78X15...... $58.95 as we do. Let’s get together soon. Since an does not require constant We’re your First American Bank, IRA is a combination tax shelter Of course, if you want to talk supervision. “The way it and we’re uniquely qualified to help and high interest savings plan with stock, whole life or refrigerator- operates now, the person Good Thru November 19, 1982 you plan an IRA. considerable long and short-term freezers, that’s another story. drying the grain should be Besides our vast experience with tax benefits, there are lots of details But if you want to talk IRAs, able to leave it long enough retirement accounts (we’ve offered and investment options we’d like you’ll know you’ve come to the to go to the field for a load of them for years), we also offer one of to discuss with you one-on-one. right place. corn before checking on dryer performance,” Brook FARMERS PETROLEUM FaRrnm;j says. Bureau “We still have refine- FAR MER S PETROLEUM ments to make on the sys- CO-OP tem, but I think that three to 1840W. CARO RD. CARO, MI. 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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Per- Peer visited Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday supper and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord ... sells and Helen Collins of Larry SchultFand David at evening guests of Mr. and LaPeer and Mrs. Manly Fay in Port Austin in honor of the Mr. and Mrs. Orben Wil- Mrs. Arnold LaPeer. Sr. were Friday supper Cliff Jacksons’ 48th wed- , kens of Pontiac were Fri- Rochester and Mrs. Delbert Lapeer. Gracey were Thursday din- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ander- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve ding anniversary. day and Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sween- Turn to Mr. and Mrs. Angus Sween- ner guests of Kristy Collins and Jeff and Mr. and Mrs. sen of Brighton spent from Timmons, Debbie and Patti. at Waterford. Curtis Cleland attended the Thursday through Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ander- ey and Jessica of Saginaw ey* spent the week end with Coach Light. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cies- Beatrice Hundersmarck golden wedding open house with Mr. I and Mrs. Earl sen of Brighton and Mm was a Sunday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Schenk. Other Thursday Earl Schenk were Friday Mrs. Dave Sweeney and linski, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene David. Depcinski, Mr. and Mrs. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dorman at Evergreen evening guests were Mr, afternoon guests of Mr. and If it’s an Schenk. Community Hall Sunday and Mrs. Bryce Cham- Mrs. Larry Hacker and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robin- Bryce Hagen, Reva Silver, son spent Sunday with Mr. emergency, Mrs. Dave Sweeney and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rob- afternoon. pagne. Lorelei in Bad Axe. inson and family of Cass Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hend- Helen Collins of Rochester Mrs. Delbert Gracey and Mrs. Philip Robinson and Mrs. Gerald Wills at- and family in Cass City in we’ll get your tended the wedding of Daisy City were Saturday evening rick of Cass City, Clara and Mrs. Delbert Gracey spent the weekend of Oct. 24 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bond and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff spent Friday with Mr. and with Helen Collins in honor of Mrs. Cliff Robin- medicine to Hind, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Geraid Johnson at R&&er. birthday. Mrs. Dale Hind, and Greg Robinson. Jackson were Sunday son’s vou!a-- Mark Matthews was a - Harris. The ceremonv was dinner guests of Mr. and 4 Friday dinner guest of Mrs. Elmer Fuester in Cass at Traverse City. at the First Presbfierian Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Cliff Jack- Sometimes the need for help comes when you Church in Bad Axe 3 Alex Cleland and Carol City. . at Friday least expect it. When it does just call, we will o’clock Saturday. A dinner Laming. Mrs. Raymond Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Lowe son were afternoon and guests Mr. New books at be there. and reception followed at Wallace was an afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Orrin supper of the Rapson Sportsman Hall. guest. Wright were Wednesday and MG.-Ward Benkehan. Emergency Phone Holbrook Helpers .4-H Wendy Doerr of Bloom- dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Le- field Hills is spending a few manski, Jared and Sarah of the librarv 872-3283 Knitters met Monday, Tues- Mrs. Lynn Spencer. I -_ - day and Saturday afternoon days with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shag Mt. Clemens were Thursday S- at the home of Mrs. Lynn Dwrr and sons. ena were Thursday supper Spencer. Mrs. Evans Gibbard vis- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka ited Ev Balmer, Lillian Calvin Hunt and daughters. Coach light Otulakowski and Stella and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mrs. George Jackson Glaza attended the dinner Leszcynski Wednesday. underwent surgery at Sunday at Helena Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Manley Fay Scheurer Hospital in Pigeon Pharmacy Church hall. Jr. and Ann of Bad Axe were Monday. Wednesday visit- I m r eleland at the Harvest I Cass Citv I Mr. and Mrs. Bob LePla of Saturday lunch guests of ors were Mrs. Harold Piot- CELEBRATING THE SINGLE LIFE by Susan Yale visited Mw. George Mrs. Manly Fay and Mr. Table in Bad Axe. ter, Mrs. Mitch Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Annette Muto (non-fiction). A thoughtful analysis of Jackson at Scheurer and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. Mrs. Don Jackson. the challenges, opportunities and possibilities that un- Hmpital in Pigeon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. ILeRoy Cole land were Tuesday callers Mr. and Mrs. Leander at the home of Mr. and Mn. marrieds represent both within the institutional church I\ Lednard Damm and Jr. of Walled Lake, Phyliss & Mr. Rivard and Mrs. Delbert Henry Jackson. and community life. The author approaches this topic Want Help Finding What YOU and Mrs. Lee Hendrick of Pelton of Shabbona and Mr. Gracey were Thursday from the perspective of spirituality and addresses the Cass City, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond Wal- Leslie Hewitt was a supper guests of Mr. and Wednesday supper guest of concerns of those single persons (the never married, lace were Sunday dinner Mrs. Arnold LaPeer at the the widowed, the divorced or separated, the single Want? Try The Want-Ads Today!. GaylordMrs. Arnold Laper, LaPeer Mr- and guests of Mrs. Alex Cleland Mr. and Mrs. Glen shag- 1 Franklin Inn, Bad Axe. ena. parent) trying to live a full Christian life while enjoy- Laura Ball were Tuesday and Carol Laming. Mr. and Mrs. David ing a distinct identity and a recognized vocation. 1Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyr- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hacker were Friday Gla& visited Mrs. Reynolb re11 hosted the Ubly FFA at evening guests of Mr. and MASTER OF GAME by Sidney Sheldon (fiction). a hayride and wienie roast Tschirhart at Huron Me- THE Mrs. Earl Schenk. moria1 Hospital in Bad he It’s Kate Blackwell’s BOth>birthday, aTd as she gazes at their home Saturday eve- Helen Collins of Rochest- out over her assembled guests, she muses on the ning, Monday. er and Mrs. Delbert Gracey George Jackson Jr. triumphs and the losses of the Blackwell family, which Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill were dinner guests of Mr. she has~- manipulated to the best of her ability since she of Parisville and Mr. and of Oxford spent last at a and Mrs. Boyde Michael- their home-here and visited was in her teens- I Mrs. Mike Maurer re- son at Royal Oak. a turned home Friday evening 0 Mason Berridge of Romeo from a leday trip to New spent the week end with Mr. Orleans, La., where they and Mrs. Burton Berridge. MACHINERY AND REAL ESTATE Other Saturday guests were John Agar Burton Berridge Jr. and son Steven of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie wins ‘1 Dare Hendricks of Port Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- You’ award son visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kreuger and Mr. and John Agar of Decker and Mrs. Rivard Redding at Armada Tuesday. a/ Holly Westbrook of Croswell have been awarded the nat- Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Robin- ,! +I1 I CATTLE and n’ MACHINERY ional “I Dare You” Award son were Saturday guests of Retiring from farming we will sell at public auction at the place ... - ,& by the Sanilac County Barbara Thorley at Bad r-” ! To settle the estate of Donald W. Horetski the follow- located 1 mile north, 3/4 mile east of the Kinde School, Kinde, 4-H Axe. ing personal property will be sold at public auction at -hMichigan on Moeller Road the following personal propecty on: program. I. B&C Lunch The honor was presented Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- ~~~~~d~ the place located 2 miles east of the Kinde School, land and Mr. and Mrs. Glen wagon on Kinde, Mich.. then 5 miles north, lV’2 east on McGardle by the 4-H Council at fall L-- achievement held in the Shagena visited Mr. and ----A Roadon: ‘ A ,,? FRIDAY NOV. 5 county conference room last Mrs. Murill Shagena in Cass COMMENCkG AT 9:30 A.M. SHARP Thursday. City Friday afternoon. CATTLE BANGS TESTED, ALL VACCINATED, Agar and Miss Westbrook Sara Campbell was a were seleFted for the award patient in Huron Memorial SATURDAY, NOV. 6 ’ AND PREGNANCY CHECKED in recognition of excellence Hospital at Bad Axe Mon- COMMENCING AT 12:OO NOON SHARP by local veterinarian. 18 mature Holstein cows, all from artificial in character and well bal- day through Friday. breeding and artificially bred since 1949. Most of these cows are under anced personal development Mrs. Ray Peter and 3% years old. Cow catalogs available prior to day of sale. as well as leadership poten- daughters of Port Huron, tial. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peter - TRACTOR - V d,itcher, 3 point Oliver 770 gas, wide front -CATTLE - 2 8-foot blades, 3 point In addition to the national and Mrs. Don Jackson 1 Registered bull, 14 months old, son of Elevation 7 foot front mount blade recognition received, the visited Mrs. George Jack- 5 bred Holstein heifers 6 foot blade, trailer type son Scheurer Hospital in 13 Holstein heifers, 12 to 16 months old award provides the recipi- at IHC 40 foot PTO elevator with bale and grain shutes ents with a copy of William Pigeon Tuesday. 10 Holstein heifers, 3 to6 months old Case 28 foot elevator Massey Ferguson 5th wheel, 7 Holstein steers, 10 to 15 months old Harvest Hauler 16 foot elevator H. Danforth’s book “I Dare 3 Holstein steers, 6 to 10 months Old 16 foot hay conveyor You” and a personalized 16 foot trailer with hoist 3 Holstein steers, 2 to 5 months Old John Deere No. 300 mow conveyor with 1M H.P. en- certificate. College closed electric motor mbAIRY EQUIPMENT- Killbros fertilizer auger Danforth wrote the book Zero 220 gallon bulk tank New Holland No. 461 haybine out of his own experience. registration Surge SP22 milker pump - Surge SP11 milker pump New Holland 460 haybine for parts He dedicated much of his - EQUIPMENT - - EQUIPMENT 9 8 Surge milk buckets - Stainless steel wash vats John Deere 896 rake time and philanthropy to IHC 4 row planter with Gandy insecticide XR12 Semen tank with 28 Ampules of Semen John Deere 24 T baler at boxes Oil furnace complete with duct work Grain cart - Quantity of forks youth work. In the book, he high school International No. 50 direct cut chopper, 2 row corn Glencod 12 foot field cultivator Gravity box on running gear , head, knife sharpener challenges the readers to Cement mixer with 1.112 hp. electric motor -1RACfORS~ Gehl No. FH83 forage harvester, 2 row corn head, hay Saginaw Valley State Col- 12 foot spike tooth harrow: John Deeru 4020 diesel, Lincoln cab, dual outlets, aspire to their highest poten- Tandem axle snowmobile trailer head lege is planning a counseling John Deere 3 section harrow 18.4~34tires and duals, Sr. No. 213R120947R New Idea No. 325-2 row corn picker with 8 row husking tial, to attain constructive New Holland PTO manure spreader 300 gallon fuel tank with pump International 460 diesel, wide front, power steering, 2 and registration session at bed, for narrow rows lives of service and citizen- Cass City High School John Deere 7 foot mower, PTO 13x38 dual tires - Rubber tired wheel barrow point, 13.6~38tires and duals 12 foot weeder, 3 point ship and to be committed to Case 1030 diesel, dual outlets, 18.4~34tires and duals, Thursday, Nov. 11, from 4-7 16 foot flatbed wagon on rubber tired run- Quantity of heat lamps 2 point platform excellence. Quantity of steel fence Sr. No. 83267231967 lnnes No. 500AR 4 row bean windrower p.m. ning gear IHC 606 gas, wide front, 14.9~28tires, 3 point hitch, The award is made avail- Other small tools and miscellaneous John Deere 434N 4-rOW corn head Students will be able to Parker 175 bushel gravity box on rubber tired Wagner loader with 5 ft. manure bucket John Deere 7 foot mowing machine, 2 point able by the “I Dare You” running gear Several other buckets receive I program planning Oliver 7 foot mowing machine for parts Committee of the American 150 bushel gravity box I - FEED - Kools silo blower and be able to register for a Youth Foundation in cooper- Gehl grinder-mixer Upright feed bin 37 acres of standing corn CONI BIN ES- Papec forage box, 3 beater, auger unload, on heavy the winter term. - John Deere 95 self propelled with cab, 14 foot grain ation with the county 4-H Quantity of straw head, straw chopper duty running gear In order to be included in 30 foot, 4 inch auger Kasten self unloading wagon, auger unload, on heavy ‘office. This is the 42nd con- John Deere 95EB square back, cab, 13V2 foot grain the counseling session, 10 farrowing pig pens head, lnnes bean pickup duty running gear secutive year of the pro- which is required of, all Homelite 3,500 watt generator Gehl self unloading wagon, 2 beater, roof, belt unload, gram. on running gear freshmen and sophomores, 2 Westinghouse 22 Inch exhaust fans 1976 Chevrolet 4x4-314 ton pickup with rear -PLOWS- The American Youth cab high camper John Deere 4-16 inch bottom semi-mount plow, 2 point 4 rubber tired running gears with flat racks off -cam pus students should Quantity of pig troughs Oliver 3-16 inch bottom semi-mount, 2 point 4 Killbros gravity boxes on running gears Fbundation, founded in 1924, Quantity of used lumber 1970 Dodge Power Wagon 4 wheel,drive 16 foot grain box on truck gear with rear dual wheels callthe Cass City Commun- John Deere 2 bottom plow, 3 point is a non-profit organization ity EducBtion office at Electric air vent dryer pickup Ford No. 142 5-16 inch semi-mount, trip bottom 8 foot 2 wheel trailer dedicated to providing pro- Oliver 1 bottom, 3 point 7 foot 2 wheel trailer 872-4151 for an appointment. Case 10 tooth chisel plow Case 1 row chopper with hay head grams for youth. Its aim is Land.all9 tooth chisel plow, 3 point New Holland No. 675 tandem manure spreader the discovery and enhance- 78 ACRES LOCATED IN SECTION 3, DWIGHT TOWNSHIP International No. 155 manure spreader ment of leadership skills and - EQUIPMENT- 200 gallon trailer type sprayer with 28 foot booms The first women’s college- 50 acres tiled; Barn; in Act 16 for 7 more years. TERMS OF THE SALE: 10% deposit 18x34 tractor chains the promotion of balanced John Deere 494A 4 row planter 12x38 rear hubs growth and development. level school was foumded in day of sale. An additional 20% down at closing 30 days from day of sale. Balance on John Deere 8 row planter, 28” rows 12x36 rear hubs 1821 in Troy, NY, by Land Contract at 10% interest, per year including interest with a balloon 2 International 8 row cultivators, 3 point Agar is the son of Mr. and $10,000.00 Cement mixer, 114 yard dump, 3 point International 4 row cultivator, 3 point Emma Willard. It was known payment at the end of 7 years. Bids on Real Estate subject to approval of Probate Complete torch set with cart Mrs. W, John Agar of 5965 4 row bean puller- as Troy Female Seminary. Court. This will be auctioned off at p.m. Solar 180 Amp welder Shabbona Road. 2:30 John Deere 4 row cultivator Quantity of water tanks and feeder troughs John Deere 15Vz foot tandem disc with Midwest Gas hot water heater , levelers Deep freeze Massey Ferguson 10V2 foot tandem disc Oil Furnace with blower, 275 gallon fuel tank International 45-181/2 foot field cultivator with Midwest Mark 8-34 inch, 8 H.P. riding lawn mower levelers Jewelry wagon Oliver 12 foot tandem disc -FEED- 1981 FAIRMONT 2 Brillion 12 foot cultipackers 16’x50’ silo full of silage John Deere 14V2 foot field cultivator lrl’x70’ MOBILE HOME 3,000 bales, more or less of first and second cutting 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 8’x14’ deck, all John Deere CCA 16 foot field cultivator, dual wheels hay skirted. Mobile home will be auctioned John Deere CCA 16 foot field cultivator, single wheels 2,000 bales, more or less of straw 2 16-foot weeders on rubber off immediately after the land; to be Case 24 foot harrow moved if not purchased by the land *TRUCKS= purchaser. We reserve the rights on all John Deere 20 foot harrow 1960 Ford 5 yard dump truck, 6 cylinder, 4 speed, 2 John Deere 16 foot harrow bids on the Real Estate only. speed axle International 12 foot harrow 1950 Chevrolet tandem truck with 14 foot grain box 16 foot Midwest leveler on John Deere CCA field 1966 Chevrolet 2‘12 ton truck 6 cylinder, 2 speed axle, cultivator frame - 60 Series, 13 ft. grain box, fold down sides, steel Clark 24 foot leveler on cart floor with hoist, good rubber V ditcher 1972 Ford 3h ton pickup, V-8 automatic, 64,000 miles 1966 Ford Fairlane 500 convertible car WILLIAM HORETSKI Personal Representative for the Estate of Donald Horetski - Owners John & Elizabeth Mroczek. I Tmms CASH OH LHECKS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR lERMS CA5v CR CHETM5 ACCIDENTS AT SALE OR WITM PROPLR 10 NOTHING WITH PROPER ID NOIHING ACCIDENTS AT SALE OH RLMOVED FROM !HE PRE STOLEN ITEMS--ALL REMOVEV PROM ThL PHt FtRLNcf OVLR bUCtlOU SERVICE AUC1K)II SELIVICE STOLtN ITEMS ---ALL MISES UNTIL SETTLED FOR PRlNTtU M4TTtR SALES FIN4C Mist5 UNTIL SElIL€O FOR PRINTED HATTER I SALES FINAL AUCTIONEERS Osentoski Auction Service AUCTIONEERS Phone Cass City 872-2352, Osentoski Auction Service Bad Axe 269-9577 Phone Cass City 872-2352, Auctioneers acting as sales agents only and assume no AUCTIONEERS guarantees of liablllries Bad Axe 269-9577 0 AUCTIONEERS 0 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 PAGE NINE Accountant Gen Kehoe addresses Down Memory Lane Gagetown Area News 665.2221 AAUW FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE The Cass City branch of Last week end, Mrs. Sue the American Association of 20th wedding anniversary day. Mrs. Belanger and her Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. Max University Women met Penrod had as guests, her when July 8, they took a nieces were guests fm din- grandson, Larry Mauk, and Kreger and sons of San- Tuesday, Oct. 26, in the high float-raft trip down the Colo- ner of anothrr niece, Mrs. dusky, Mr. and Mrs. Ray school library with Sharon FIVE YEARS AGO grove, as a patrolman. He ministration from Central two friends of Detroit and rado River. Also during the Loraine DeLore and her hus- Michigan University. Mrs. Saturday evening she enter- DeShano, Kathy and Carol Dunn presiding. will start immediately. summer, Glenda’s parents, band at Strawberry Lake, of Vestaburg and Mrs, Hostesses were Alice Don- Cheryl Kozan, a Central The Indian Trails Riding Finkbeiner is the daughter tained at a birthday dinner Mr.and Mrs. Glen Eastham near Ann Arbor. of Mr. and Grant in his honor. Myrtle Nelson of Owendale. ahue, Margaret Brown and Michigan University senior Club held a children’s Hal- Mrs. of Caro, visited. Leigh Wil- Mrs. Lucille LaFave, ac- Mrs, Mildred Mosack has Marilyn Peters. from Cass City, was a loween party Saturday night Glaspie of Cas City. W.C. Hunter is a patient at son has remained in Ari- companied by Mrs. Frances Hills and Dales Hospital, received word of the birth of Robert Tuckey, CPA, of member of the 1977 CMU at the clubhouse. Prizes zona. Schilling of Unionville, spent a new great-grandchild. He Anderson, Nietzke and Co. homecoming court Satur- were presented for the best TEN YEARS AGO Cass City, and last Saturday Thursday evening, Oct. 28, from last Monday to Thurs- his son, John, of Toledo, is the son of Kathleen and presented the program en- day. costumes. Mrs. Tom Reehl and daugh- day with Mrs. Carrie Camp- Larry Douglas of Saginaw titled “Women and Taxes.” Business was a little slow Ohio, visited, then spent the bell in Atlanta. On recommendation of the Jan M. Finkbeiner, a spec- ter Kendra were guests of and was born Oct. 31, weigh- Tuckey stressed the neces- public safety committee, the ial education teacher for at the new fire hall Tuesday week end with Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Reehl’s mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kehoe night. Elkland Township George and Glenda Wilson ing five pounds and 15 sity of proper budgeting and Cass City Village Council four years at Cass City High Tom Wolschlager Sr ,, of Bad spent the week end with ounces and is named Brian money management now in approved the hiring of Wil- School, has received a M.A. Fire Department members returned last week from Axe and Mrs. J. O’Henley their daughter and family, were present to dish out the Grand Canyon, Ariz., where Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald planning for children’s col- liam Moore, 38, of Fair- degree in educational ad- of Greenleaf, at the 45th Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bieth and Kerbyson, Cass City, are the lege education and retire- traditional free Halloween they spent the past several anniversary dinner celebra- Mike in Highland. popcorn but many of the months. During the sum- grandparents. ment plans as the financial tion of the Daughters of ’ Mr. and Mrs. ks Munro Week-end guests of burden will be less and ghosts and goblins evidently mer, they celebrated their Isa bella, Fidelis Regina, hosted a family dinner at n- * - - Eugene Comment were his results greater the sooner didn’t e find them. Un- Circle No. 608 at Sacred Bavarian Inn, Franken- daughter and family, Mr. : daunted, the fire fighters planning begins. Professional and Business Dr. Kenneth Heart Church Hall in Bad muth, Sunday. Those pres- and Mrs. John Arvoy and The evening concluded filled sacks of popcorn and Axe. Kendra took part in the ent were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sons of Owosso and his son, with refreshments served by took them to Main Street, program when she sang and Munro, Chris and Kelly of John Comment of Bay City. the hostesses. where they had little trouble Higgins dies did a flute solo. Mrs. Wolsch- finding goblins to gobble the lager and Mrs. O’Henley DIRECTORY goodies. at age 77 were among those honored The Cass City junior var- as charter members during sity football squad rolled Dr. Kenneth Higgins, DDS, 77, of Royal Oak, the evening. over Marlette Thursday Guest of Mrs. W.C. Hunter night, 22-6, to remain tied for formerly of Cass City, died Ph y ddanr 1 Wednesday, Oct. at Sinai Thursday was her sister, second place with Caro in 27, Mrs, A1 Johnson of Bad Axe. Anderson & Nietrke the Thumb B Association. Hospital in Detroit after a 4arnld T. Donahue brief illness. Visitors Saturday at the & co., P.C. M.D. Coach Skip Pranger said Hunter home were Mr. and Don Erla and Wayne Brooks He was born Jan. 24, 1905, Certified Public Accountants Physician & Surgeon in Unionville, the of Mrs. Jim Wood and chil- Cellulose Insulation 08ry Christner, CPA - 872-3730 were junior Red Hawks of son Albert and Evelyn (Cowan) dren, Matthew and Melissa RobrtTutkey, CPA - 872-3730 Clinic the week. Marie, of Toledo. The Woods Giry Andernon, CPA - 673-3137 4674 Hill Street, Cass City Mrs. Grace Moore re- Higgins. They came to Cass Jerry Borhnrrdt, CPA n673-3137 City in 1909, where he at- visited other relatives in this 715 E. Frank St., Caro, Mi. ffiee 872-2323 R98.872.2311 ceived the Gallery Award area, the Paul Hunters in and first prize for her quilt tended high school and graduated in 1923. Pinconning and the Paul at the 50th annual conven- Woods in Detroit, before Dr. 3. Geissinger tion of the east central Higgins married Anna- Ray Armstead Jr. belle MacRae Dec. 20, 1932, returning to Toledo. Chiropractor district of the Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raatz Certified Public Accountant State Federation of Wo- in Detroit. 6312 Main Street A graduate of Wayne marked their 15th wedding Mom, Tues., Thurs., Fri. men’s Clubs. Mrs. Myrtle anniversary Wednesday, Cass City, Michigan 48726 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. State University, he Ludlow received an honor- Oct. 27. COMPARE OUR PRICE 5171872-4532 Sat., 9-52 a.m. able mention for her china received his dental degree from the University of Mich- Mrs. Gerry Carolan ac- AND THE SIZE OF OUR BAG 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. painting. companied Mrs. Vicky Van Across from IGA Store The Art Club met with igan in 1928 and served his WITH ALL THE OTHERS! residency at Harper dePutte of Owendale and Mrs. Earl Hartwick for the Ha- Mrs. Gen Nally of Saginaw MACHINE AVAILABLE Phone Caro 673-4464 October meeting. Dinner pital in Detroit. He later opened private practice In to Detroit Sunday, where DO YOU HAVE A was enjoyed at the Fraser they visited their aunt, Mrs. Presbyterian Church. the Fisher Building in De- DRIN KINO PROBLEM? troit and retired in January Mary Belanger. She is a ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS of this year. resident at the St. Joseph RENTAL 25 YEARS AGO Nursing Home and Oct. 17, AND AL-ANON Higgins was a life mem- CornerCARO of M-81 & M-24 Every Friday Evening 8:OO p.m celebrated her 90th birth- Office Hou18 By Appointment brof the American Dental Good Shepherd Lutheran Churc Phone 872-5438 Cass City experienced a Cass City quiet Halloween night, ac- Society; the State Dental 4672 Hill St. Society and the Northwest- Cass City cording“to local authorities, -- - with no major damage to ern Dental Society. He was a I Dental property reported in the life member of Tyler Lodge Richard A. Hall, D.O. area. Some 200 of the area’s No. 317, F and AM, Cass OSt8OpathlC Physician children attended a skating City, the Moslem Shriners party at Cass City Arena and Knights Templar Com- 6545 Church Street sponsored by the Cas; City mandry No. 1of Detroit. Cass City, Michigan Chamber of Commerce. A retired colonel, he Beginning with the Nov. 28 served in the U.S. Army Air Mtice 072-4725 Home 872-4762 issue, the Chronicle will pub- Corps during World War I1 as a dentist. He was a I - Isterabbdi, M.D., FRCS lish one day earlier each A member of Drayton Avenue David E, Eyk, D.D.S. 4674 ill Street week. The publication date cass city, Michigan 48726 Presbyterian Church of LdW. krOd, 0.D.S. will be Thursday instead of Surgeon, General 6 Thoracic Ferndale and the Emeritus RmyMC, Hwrkcl, D.D.S. Friday from then on. Outpa tient Clinic The Zonta Club of Cass Club of the University of 429 N. State St., Caro Hills & Dales HosDital City was the guest of the Michigan. Ph. 673-3838 Each Wednesday Cass City Rotary Club at a Higgins is survived by his Complole Dental Cera Fmcllity 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. wife; one son, Dr. Christ- Now Serving Tuscola County Area joint meeting Tuesday noon Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. at the New Gordon Hotel, opher Higgins of Battle Weekend Emergency two daughters, Mrs. Phone Sag inaw 799-6220 General Surgery Cass City has the fourth Creek; gam -5pm Daily largest enrollment in William (Kathryn) Shanks Saturday. 9 to 12 noon schools in Tuscola County of Bloomfield Hills and Mrs. Ottice Hours by Appointment Carol McNeal of Okemos; 6230 Hospital Drive with 1,124 pupils enrolled. CARO FAMILY .Grace Donnelly, daughter eight grandchildren; one Cass City, Mich. 487h brother, Leland Higgins of DENTAL CENTER ’hone 872-461 1 nom6 072 3138 of Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Don- Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. nelly of Cass City, won the Fort Wayne, Ind., and one -. nephew, Kenneth Higgins of Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., David D. Lah, M.D. State 4-H Club Award in Assoc. conservation achievement. Punta Gorda, Fla . 204 W. Sherman, Car0 Pediatrics and She will receive a trip to the Funeral services were General Practice National 4-H Club Congress conducted Friday at the Mon., Wed. - 8:OO-4:30 at Chicago. Vasu, Rodgers and Connell lues. - 8:OO-6:OO 4672 Hill St., Cass City Funeral Home, Royal Oak. Thus.-Fri. - 8:00-3:30 Office Hours: 35 YEARS AGO A chapel service was held Saturday by Appointment Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday afternoon at Saturday 9 a.m.to 1 p.m. Phone 673-2939 Michigan State College Elkland Township Emergency 872.2443 Tel. Office (517)872-3332 fraternities concluded the Cemetery under the Home (517) 872-5034 fall rush season and Edward auspices of Tyler Lodge No. ~ Doerr, sophomore, has been 317. Norman J. Pokley, D.M.D. Dr. E. Paul Lockwood pledged to membership in Orthodontist the Phi Kappa Tau Greek Deadline for Chiropractic Physician letter fraternity. Hours 9:00 to 500 3ttice Hours Mon , Tues , Wed, Fri Monday thru Friday 9.12noonandl 30500pm Fifty were served dinner telephone book Saturday 9.12 a rn 416 Woodland Drive when the Ladies Aid Society Closed All Day Thursday of the Church of Christ met Sandusky, Michigan Phone 672-2765 C8Sl cily changes nears Phone 313.648.4742 for Appolnlmenl with a former resident. Mrs. Charles Tedford at Watrous- Sang H. Park, M.D. ville. In the business meet- , General Telephone is now Or. Timothy Straight Obstetrics & Gynecology ing, Mrs. Mack Little was compiling information for Or. R. Paul Chappel (Specialist in all women’s elected president for the 10th the new telephone directory. problems and delivery.) year. “Telephone customers in Dentists 4672 Hill Street the communities of Case- Mon thru Frr 8 00.6 00 p m Office Phone Muriel Addison of Black- 872-2800 pool, England, a visitor in ville, Cass City, Elkton and Phone 872.3870 Oltice Hours by Appointment Kingston who want’to make 6240 Hill St., Cass City Home Phone 872-3705 Cass City in the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and corrections or additions to Mrs. Harry Young, was the the directory must contact N.Y.Yun M.D. speaker at Rotary and Gavel the company’s service office Physician & Surgeon Clubs, before Friday, Nov. 19,” according to Les Moench, ~. ~ George S. Cole of Doerr Office Hours: Auto Sales of Cass City division manager for the Allen Witherspqor company. New England Life Man.-Fri: - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. drove a new automobile NEL Growth Fund Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. home after being awarded a There may be a nominal NEL Equity Fund Fertificate of graduation “records change” charge NEL Income Fund for revisions made to white Money Market Series 6232 Hospital Or., Cass City from the automotive service Res. page listings. Most changes Phone 872-2321 872-4257 school of Kaiser-Frazer 4615 Oak Cass Cit Off ice 872-4733 Corp. can be handled by telephcke. imm=-m=-mn= BIGELOW 1 - I Dr. W. S. Sdby HARDWARE Idward Scollon, D.V.M. Sharon & Mlke She& Owner I Optom e t ris t Veterinarian Hours 8 5 except Thursday Call for Appointment for I 8.12 noon on Saturday Small Animals Save 10% 4624 Hill St. Phone 872-2835 I Across from Hills and Dales Hospita on all Note - Some dealers and stores have different hours. Please check listings below for exact hours. 4849 N. Seeger St, Cass City . I Phone 872-3404 Weather- i Companion Animal Hospital Stripping I GREAT SELECTION AND 4438 s. Seeger St. I I Car card for identification and honored only at Goodyear Auto Service Centers Cass City Phone 872-2255 - &.e any of these ways to buy Goodyear Revolving Charge Account Mastercard Visa American Express Rod Ellis, D.V.M. r-3 , I Carte Blanche Diners Club Cdsh Caro Chiropractic Carol Qalka.Elllr, D.V.M. Clinic I~M!: IJ Dr. Ray Sala, D.C. #- OFFICE HOURS: C 0Df YEAR. Mon..Fri., 9-12.2-5 PEOPLE READ 0 Tues.-Thurs.,9-12,2-5, 7-9 Little Ads Wed., 9-12; Sat., 9-1 You’re Reading One AUTO & FARMSERVICE CENTER Ph. 673.5559 6168 W. Main St Cas City Ph. 872-21 27 N. State St., Caro Now! Advertise It In The Chronicle. 765 SEE YOUR INDEPENDENT DEALER FOR HIS PRICE AND CREDIT TERMS PRICES AND CREDIT TERMS AS SHOWN AT GOOOYEAR AUTO SERVICE CENTERS IN (Next to Kroger’s) Call 872-2010 ALL COMMUNITIES SERVED BY THIS NEWSPAPER SERVICES NOT AVAILABLE AT STARRED LOCATIONS PAGE TEN ~ CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 CASCITY, MICHIGAN Shabbona Marie Meredith Area News Phone 672-9489 Mrs. Wilfred Turner and Mrs. Dan Masten were ap- the week end with her sister, Shabbona RLDS Church an- of Cass City were Saturday Beach Senior Citizens at the brother, Dewey Parrott, of pointed to plan the next Miss Edith Schwerin, in nex. A cooperative dinner evening callers of Mr. and new Senior Citizen Home with our Holiday Deckerville returned Mon- lesson. Auburn Heights and her was served at noon with 22 Mrs. Andy Hoagg. and they toured the apart- day evening from northern The group will assist in brother and wife, Mr. and present . Mrs. Bruce Kritzman was ments there. Savings Pass Michigan where they visitec) getting out the vote on Mrs. Howard Schwerin of After dinner, a short busi- a Sunday lunch guest of Mrs. ONLY '280° relatives. election day. Auburn Heights. ness meeting was held with Wilfred Turner, They at- Eastern CURRENT MEMBERS s25°0 Crafts were in charge of Mrs. Gordon Ferguson, Mrs. Fred Emigh in charge. tended the golden wedding Star CASS CITY Thursday 9 30 a m Mrs. Elmer Fuester, as- of Mr, and Mrs. Voyle Dor- Veronica s Restaurant Mam Street EXTENSION Mrs. Robert Wheeler and Mrs. George Krause gave 8724025or.3725196 I sisted by Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Andy Hoagg spent the secretary and treasur- man. group installs BAD AXE. Thursday 5 30 p m Lunch was served by the Mr, and Mrs. Ryerson Farm Bureau Ins Building 71 1 N The Shabbona Extension Thursday in Saginaw. er's reports and Mrs. Avis Van Dyke hostess. Youngs, the Sunshine re- Puterbaugh and Dalton Group met Monday evening, Mrs. Frank Pelton was a new officers I CARO Monday 6 00 p rn 22 Puterbaugh were Sunday numap Development Center Oct, 25, with Mrs. Norma- The Nov. meeting will Sunday afternoon caller of port. Monlague Street leen McIntosh and 13 mem- be with Mrs. Robert Burns. Mrs. Gladys Hichens of Plans were made to dine supper guests of Mr. and Decker Chapter No. 438, PAID MEMBERSHIP bers and two visitors were Cumber . out Nov. 9 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Alex Cherniawski Jr. Order of the Eastern Star, ; THROUGH JAN. 8 A local program of read- and family. Other supper held its 66th installation of On sale In all classes week of November B and 15 present. ++++++ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Begins week of November 15 The meeting was called to Heronemus were Wednes- ings by Mrs. Arlie Gray and guests were Mr, and Mrs. officers Oct. 22 with 43 order by Mrs. Arlie Gray, The Shabbona United day evening callers of Mrs. Mrs. Youngs, with pictures Alex Cherniawski Sr. of present. chairman. The Women's Methodist Church will have Wilfred Turner. by Emerson Bailey was pre- Caro. It was a very special an old-fashioned church sented. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Waun family night for the new Election of officers was of Terre Haute, Ind., and worthy matron and worthy , held: president, Mrs, Em- Mrs. Amanda Waun of Birch patron as their parents were igh ; vice-president, Mr . Run were Friday afternoon installing officers. Their I d dith. -Mrs. McIntosh and Mrs. John Dunlap spent Thursday, Oct. 28, at the Bailey ; secretary-treasurer, callers of Mr. and Mrs. sons Craig and Carl pre- ~ Mrs. Krause, and Sunshine Virgil Van Norman. sented the Bible and es-* chairman, Mrs. Youngs. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Geister corted them to the east. of Marlette and Mr. and Installing officer was ++++++ Mrs. Ralph Smith spent Sun- Anna Belle Sova, the worthy day visiting Mr. and Mrs. matron's mother. Assisting A district Mission meeting Harold Domke and family of installing officer was Wil- will be held at Sandusky South Lyori. Afternoon call- liam J. MacDonald, the ' United Methodist Church ers of the Domkes were Mr. worthy patron's father. In- Monday, Nov, 8, at 7:30 p.m. and Mrs. Mark Geister of stalling marshal was Shirley Have a Betsey Uazk Holland. MacDonald, the worthy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Monday, 15 senior citizens patron's mother. Installing were Thursday evening call- went to Harbor Beach in the chaplain was Clarence Sova, chwmas! value*fbrnHall-! ers of Mr. and Mrs. Ken motor home of Mr. and Mrs. the worthy matron's father.^ Smith. Alex Wheeler, from the Ar- Installing organist was This year, send beautiful Hallmark holiday Mrs. Marie Snell was a gyle meal site. The trip was guest Nancy Miu and instal- greetings at a special low price! Our Holiday Sunday lunch guest of Marie planned by Mrs. Marjorie ling soloist was Evelyn Sim- Bebey's Meredith. They attended the Trimmers Assortment contains 36 assorted cards at Ask For Wheeler, manager. They mons. A lovely Christmas tradition continues with 1982 $4.49-less than 15$ apiece! See these and our golden wedding anniversary had dinner with Harbor Those installed were : other assortment values today! 10% of Mr. and Mrs, Voyle Dor- worthy matron, Carolyn Betsey Clark keepsake ornaments by Kallmark. man at the Evergreen Town Sova MacDonald ; worthy Traditional satin ball style is the 10th in a series, Senior hall. Workshop set patron, William Richard $4.50; auyk "Crown Classic,"$8.50. Both are Mrs. Alex Cherniawski, MacDonald ; associate dated "1982" for added cotlectibility. Citizen Mrs. Larry Puterbaugh, on programs matron, Gertie Saigeon; as- Prescription Miss Lana Puterbaugh and sociate patron, Bazil Norse; Discmnt Mrs. Ryerson Puterbaugh for retarded secretary, Evelyn Smith; attended a party at the home treasurer, Shirl Morse; con- of Sherry Leippbrandt at The Tuscola County As- ductress, Evelyn Simmons; Caseville Friday evening. sociation for Retarded Citi- associate conductress, Dor-, Mr. and Mrs. Norman zens will conduct a confer- othy Caverly ; chaplain, Heronemus were Friday ence Wednesday, Nov. 10, Leona Adam ; marshal, evening callers of Mr. and concerning Supplemental Irma Ross ; organist, Lucile Mrs. Ralph Smith. Security Income and related Wotton; Adah, Suellyn The Shabbona United topics. Ryan; Ruth, Frances * Methodist Women will meet The program will begin at Krause, (yet to be in- stalled) ; Esther, Iva Wednesday evening, Nov. 7:30 p.m. in the Indian- 10, with Mrs. Karen King. fields Library community Nauka; Martha, Helen We Field; Electa, Judith Hud- @ 1982 Hallmark Cards, Inc V The lesson will be by Mrs. room, 840 W. Frank Street, William Jones. Caro. Frank' Street inter- son; warder, Carol Christ- Accept iansen; sentinel, Eldon Mr. and Mrs. Victor Flani- sects State Street (M-81) A /I gan of Oak Park, Mrs. downtown. The library is Field; flag bearers, Terry with the longest acting Lucille Cole of Saginaw and about three blocks west of Hudson, Barbara Rockwell nasal decongestant Pre-Pay Mrs. Amanda JVaun of Birch State. and Phillip Smith; special - Run were Thursday dinner Supplemental Security In- officer, Julia Trylch; in- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil come topics will be how to structress, Gertie Saigeon; Pre- sunshine committee, Lucille I Van Norman. establish eligibility for SSI, A[r& NASAL Mr. and Mrs. Douglas deeming child disability, liv- Fleming, and publicity, 'I z scription Kirkbright, Mr. and Mrs. ing arrangements, how to Shirl Morse, Those attend- Body rn SPRAY John Franzel and Brian, apply for SSI and reconsid- ing were from Decker, Snov- Plans! Rodney Woodward, Mrs. er, Marlette, Peck, Mesick, eration and hearings for Clawson and Tawas. up to 12 hour relief George Krause, Mrs. those who have lost their East Lotion Frances Krause and Lee A "circle of friendship" \SSI. lunch was served from '/2 oz. $249 Nichols had brunch at Ubly Other topics will be home 10 02. Heights Sunday in honor of health services, guardian- tables decorated in blue and 0 white, with vases of violets Mrs. Kirkbright's birthday. ships, wills and trusts 'and Mrs. Jeff Moore and chil- and lilies of the valley, new laws and federal pro- which are the worthy ma- dren and Brian Schember gram cuts. $199 -A\ Now Available were Sunday dinner guests tron's colors for the year, of Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and family. The Caro Arts Society Dinner Theaterg= Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hoag Presents Neil Simon's delightful comedv Bayer Goldenrods conduct party he Kniphts of Columbus Hall, 903 R, Rd.. Cam for Halloween OVEMBER 19,20 and 2 ,1982 The Greenleaf Goldenrods e DOORS OPEN AT 6:OO P.M. 4-H Club's Halloween party DINNER SERVED UNTIL 7:30 P.M. Oct. 22 was attended by 22 members, plus a few of their CURTAIN RISES AT 8:OO P.M. Sodium Free" little brothers and sisters. Nonnarcotic Games were played. Re- yI'L- q#JJ 4 ,&y- Family Cough Relief freshments consisted of hot dogs, potato chips, cider, Antacid M Prescription Strength donuts, and desserts. ~ Without a Prescription STAR R I N G : Fast Relief Winners of prizes for the I Useasdirected. best costumes were: 1st) STEVE AND MARGE WHITE of Caro $209 Jim Osentoski, age 14, FERGUS MANN of Saginaw I dressed as a lady; 2nd) MAGGIE ECHOLS of Caro 12 fl Of Mary Polega, 7, tweety bird, and 3rd) Clint Messing, 12, MAUREEN McLAUGHLlN of Caro cowboy. The club held its last GIL AND BETH MILLER of Kingston DENTURE regular meeting Oct. 18 at SARA PIESTRO of Caro KODAMATfCTM960 Polega's house. 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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 PAGE ELEVEN .. r...... ,I...... I Your Neighbor mvs Cass City H.S. 1) W J FALL CLEANUP 1 “Bring ’Em Back Alive’ names honor roll one new TV show I like Following is the Cass City rott, Diane Russell, +Julie Kerry Mellendorf, Barb High School honor roll for Smithson, Marsha Taylor. Merchant, LuAnne Messing, Calvin Ostrander has seen imagine it being that way in the first marking period, Shelley Nicholas, Dallas some of this fall’s new tele- the big city,” Ostrander said which ended Oct. 15. A + TENT€{ Rabideau, Deb Sawdon, vision shows, but there is of the show. “When they (the indicates all A’s. +Annette Stachura, Julie only one he likes so far. police officers) meet in the Juanita Bradley, Nanette Sugden, Chris Tuckey. “Bring ‘Em Back Alive,” morning (for briefings) and TWELFTH Bullock, Anita Hartwick, the adventures of Frank are getting assignments and Raymond Hrycko, David Buck who caught wild ani- are always talking and goof- Paula Ewald, +Scott Janssen, Jeff LaBelle, Funeral held mals for ZOOS before World ing around, it doesn’t seem Geiger, Colleen Janssen, fTerri Leino, +Carol Lock- War 11, is the program he like it would be that way in Elizabeth Johnson, Tom ard, Andrea Nieboer, for Joseph likes. real life.” Kendall, +Diana McCreedy, +Angela Nieboer, +Anne “I suppose it’s something Ostrander, he describes Deb Newsome, Amy Palm- Polk, +Barbara Root, Lorencz, 83 I’d like to do some time,” himself as a selective view- er, Rhonda Palmer, Norm Dieter Roth, James Building Supplies - Tools Paint - lumber Ostrander said in explaining er, said he doesn’t watch the Peters, +Chris Polk, Kathy Schmaltz, Becky Severance, why he likes the show. “I news every night, “It’s all Pringle, Ed Robinson, Brian Julie Smith, tRhonda Joseph Lorencz, 83, of like wildlife, hunting, hiking, negative. They don’t hardly Wright, Janie Wright. Smith, Michael Wilson. Owendale died Tuesday, The following items will be sold at public auction located 4 so it sort of fits right in.” ever have anything positive. Oct. 26, at his home after a blocks south of stoplight in Cass City to Garfield Street, 3 One new show Ostrander It doesn’t have to always be ELEVENTH NINTH short illness. didn’t care for is the com- negative, who got killed.” He was born Feb. 24, 1899, blocks west to Vulcan Street. edy, “Cheers.” The reason Ostrander, who is single, Janis Burnette, +Paula Angie Churchill, Debra in Bodolo, Hungary, the son is that he doesn’t like shows, lives in Huntsville Trailer Burdon, +Lori Calka, Cook, Susan Damm, Tracy of Stephen and Mary (Buda) usually comedies, which Park, Cass City, and is Jeanette Cross, LaDonna Grindy, Brian Gyomory, Lorencz. He came to the take place in only one or two employed at Michigan Sugar Hawley, Paula Herron, Ted Lori Hartwick, Yvette Hurd, United States as a young rooms. (“Cheers” has two Co. in Caro. Jantz, Joy LaPonsie, De- +Tammy Iseler, Tammy man. Saturday, Nov. 6 sets.) He prefers programs anna Nichols, Deborah Par- Jantz, +Sara MacRae, Lorencz married Mary with more variety of back- Hozsa Aug. 12, 1919, at Holy grounds. Cross Church in Detroit. at 12:30 He prefers old and old-old HEALTH TIPS They made their home in comedies, such as “The Wyandotte until coming to Aluminum siding Plastic casing and base : Three Stooges,” “Abbott Owendale in 1939. b Lorencz was a member of Aluminum siding trim Door mirrors and Costello,” “Laurel and ! Hardy” and “Gilligan’s Chain saws injure St. Agatha Catholic Church Aluminum soffit Hang-alI brackets Island. ’ of Gagetown. ’ Bath tub doors Ostrander doesn’t care for 123,000 in 1981 He is survived by his wife, Aluminum fascia (white) such evening soap operas as , Mary; two sons, Joseph Lor- 2x4 regular any length Shop lights - Light fixtures :: “Dallas” and “Dynasty.” encz Jr. of Gagetown and h. Light bulbs ! “It seems like those shows John Lorencz of Owendale ; 2x6 regular any length 1. seven daughters, Mrs. Wil- are based on swearing and Americans in record num- not be used until it has been 2x4 treated - 2x6 treated Ben Franklin fireplaces :.* sex these days,” he com- ber$ are turning to wood repaired. liam (Marion) Howell, Mrs. k Treated poles Wood doors Fireplace screens I. mented. “It doesn’t seem stoves as an alternative --Carry the saw carefully Alger (Helen) Smith and - like there are any whole- heating source in the home, with the engine stopped, Mrs. Richard (Elizabeth) Storm doors - Windows Quantity of paint - Rakes some shows any more.” but injuries suffered while guide bar and chain pointed Binder, all of Essexville, Window shutters Grass trimmers i He has mixed reactions cutting firewood with chain behind you, and the muffler Rose Lorencz, Lincoln Park, about one show that has lots saws seem to be keeping away from the body. Mrs. Ronald (Nancy) Pro- Storm glass David Bradley mower Ih of variety and has received pace. --Recent advances in the kopenko, Bay City, Sister Kitchen cabinets Variety of power tools and rave reviews from critics, Joan Kathleen, O.P., 5- According to the USCon- design of chain saws have t “Hill Street Blues,” “I can’t sumer Product Safety Com- led to the development of Anchorville, and Kathleen Prefinished cabinet doors hand tools i ...... Ti- ...... mission, some 123,000 chain saw chains that substantial- Lorencz of Birmingham; 24 Many other items ...... ,...... I...... grandchildren; 16 great- Paneling - Panel molding b ...... saw injuries occurred last ly reduce the magnitude of & year that required treat; chain saw kickback. CPSC grandchildren; one brother, Ceiling tile Look for surprises I James Lorencz of Wyan- L ment in hospital emergency recommends that you con- Ir 4cH’ers to attend 4-H Congress dotte, and one sister, Mrs. Wood window sash 8 rooms or physicians’ offices. sult your dealer to deter- t A 2-month CPSC study of mine if your saw is equipped Anna Ardo, Wyandotte. Two area 4-H’ers will be Harper, a 1982 graduate of injuries treated in emerg- with the best available chain Three brothers, Paul, Steve among 41 Michigan 4-H’ers Kingston High School, has ency rooms across the designed to reduce kick- and William, preceded him in death. Croft-Clara lumber, Inc. and 1,700 nationwide sched- been active in 4-H for 10 country showed that one- back, and that you replace k years. He enjoys refurbish- A rosary was recited Fri- d uled to attend the 61st Nat- fourth of the injuries were your saw chain with one of I ional 4-H Congress Nov. 28- ing cars and trucks and has associated with chain saw these new technology saw day evening at Little’s Owner Dec. 2 in Chicago. completed a variety,of auto- kickback. chains. Funeral Home, Cass City. Funeral. mass was con- They are Mike Raymond motive project activities. He Kickback is the sudden --Finally, refer to the own- Clerk - Hillaker Auction Service Harper, 18, of 6201 Center- plans to pursue a career in er’s manual for specific ducted Saturday morning at and potentially violent rear- Terms or check with ID. Everything settled for day of sale. Not ii line Road, Kingston, whose automotive body repair. ward anda upward move- recommendations in the use, St. Agatha Church, Father - Cash I Joseph Morales officiating. responsible for accidents. project area is automotive, Cook has been a 4-H ment of the chain saw that maintenance and storage of I and Thomas Cook, 18, of 2141 member for nine years. He can be capsed by interfer- the chain saw. Burial was in the church Auctioneers Lorn & Clark Hillaker, 517-872-3019 Cass City Bay City-Forestville Road, has participated in a variety ence with the movement of cemetery. Ubly, whose project area is of dairy activities, including the chain and that can dairy. buying,-breeding,and show- propel the moving saw chain ing dairy cattle. Now attend- into contact with the opera- ing Michigan State Univer- tor. ‘‘I could help sity, he plans to pursue a Other injuries stemmed career in veterinary medi- from a variety of hazard provide you with a cine. patterns such as loss of With the theme, “4-H control or balance while pqgular.monthly Pathways to the Future,” using the saw, skidding and income if you the congress will feature bouncing of the saw, and workshops, assemBlies, field follow through after the cut. became disabled? trips and recognition events. The agency offers the Ernest A. Teichman Jr. During the week, 279 following recommendations 6529 Main St. scholarships, totaling to minimize accidents when ...... Cass City, Mich. $259,000 in educational using the chain saw: Phone 872-3388 grants, will be awarded in --Always operate the saw COME IN TO about 40 4-H project areas. with both hands gripping the machine. SOC.Security --Avoid situations that can lead to chain saw kickback. Don’t touch the tip of the bar GEIGERmHUNT FORD office closed to any object while using the chain saw. Hold the saw November 1 I with both hands, and refer to TO SEE AND TEST DRIVE OUR NEW 1983’s the owner’s manual for the Thursday, Nov, 11, is Vet- proper grip, especially for erans Day, a federal holi- the forward handle. See me about day. --Start all cuts at full State Farm Therefore, the Social Se- throttle and cut at top speed .The All New Designed curity representatives will until the cut is complete, The Luxurious The SDorty New Performance tl isabil i t y income not be in Car0 on that day. Keep your body clear of the I Tn insurance. The contact station at the natural path the saw will Indianfields Township office take after completion of the Crown Victoria Mustang G.T. will be open the following cut. Keep the chain sharp- Thursday, NoV. 18, for the ened and under proper ten- usual hours of 9 a.m.-noon sion at all times. and 1-3 p.m., for Social --If necessary, adjust the Security business. The Economic The Sporty 2 Passenaer throttle speed so that the - Y Slgle Farm Mutual saw chain does not move A walrus can easily sink Automobile Insurance Company when the engine idles. If a small boat with his tusks. Escort Home Office Elmrninglon. IllinOiS adjustment does not give with 5 speed transmission this result, the saw should 7-- Cass City FFA Milk Our Complete Florida merger Line of 1983 Pickups and Vans and Talk With CITRUS SALE! approved OurNew Mern bers of Michigan Have You / Milk Producers Assn. and Also k RANGES Michigan Producers Dairy Driven $i ooo Co. have voted to merge Come See & Drive Our \ A li MPD into MMPA. A Leaders of the two milk marketing cooperatives 1983 Ford lis RA P EF R ”IT,... $1 ooo characterize the merger, f which became effective Nov. 1, as a “formal con- summation of a relationship s that has existed between Lincoln Town, ~ANGELOScm MMPA and MPD for several decades.” MPD operates dairy prod- ~AVEL $ uct manufacturing plants at RANGES c8w 30° Adrian and Sebewaing. MMPA operates manufac- turing plants at Constantine and Ovid, plus the Flint and I \ Contact any Cass City Benton Harbor plants of its McDonald Dairy Co. divi- I sion. FFA Memberor MMPA’s membership totals about 6,000. That num- Call 872.2367 or 872-2146 ber includes the approxi- mately Grade A mem- between 2:30 = 4:OO p.m. 390 bers of MPD,who belong to and place your MMPA under terms of a, longstanding marketing order by November 25 agreement between the two 6392 Main Street Cass City Phone 872-2300 CO-OPS. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 Bulldogs share league championship 0-Gfalls toDeckerville in title clash when we could afford it the icz scored again, this time Owen-Gage were tilidden Hopes for a solo North league cnamplons or co- As for last Friday’s slim plete. downs, fumbled and recov- champions in least .” on a three-yard run. The Top rushers for Owen- with 11 tackles, Gary Erick- Central Thumb D League 1975, ’76, ‘78, loss against visiting Decker- scoring drive took eight ered the ball twice and was ’79 and now ’82 under his ville, the coach said it was The crucial clipping pen- Gage were Lee Gettel, 11 penalized five times for 42 son with nine and Nick football championship for alty came with a minute left plays and 47 yards. Swiastyn and Mike Powell, . Owen-Gage were dashed tutelage, finish the season mainly mistakes by his team carries and 63 yards, and yards. this Thursday with 3:30 in the first quarter when Owen-Gage regained pos- Andrakowicz, 13 carries and each with eight, last Fiiday night by Deck- a that spelled the difference. session of the ball before Allard led his team in p.m. game at Michigan “We had one touchdown quarterback Stan Andra- 28 yards. rushing with 27 carries and Dale Stanford tackled erville, 14-12. kowicz scampered across time ran out, but was unable Bulldog ball carriers seven The Bulldogs and the School for the Deaf, called back on a clip after The latter’s favorite pass- LO3 yards. The Flint school is 0-6 this the goal line on a third down. to get out of its own terri- times. Eagles finish the league the score occurred,” he- said.... tory. Deckerville had pos- ing target was Dan Glidden, Deckerville made nine year, but the ever cautious The Bulldogs failed to make ’irst downs, didn’t fumble, Score by quarters: season tied for first at 6-1. first down on the next play session when the game who caught four passes good Besonen said, “They gave us “These mental mistakes llKe and was penalized 10 times Coach Arnie Besonen’s and Deckerville regained ended. for 91 yards, plus the one D 770014 a good game last year. We’ll this plagued us all year and for 95 yards. Bulldogs, ‘who have been possession on its own eight- The Bulldogs led in every Deckerville interception. O-G 0 0 6 6 12- have to be up for them.” finally caught up with US Defensive standouts for yard line. statistic except the one that The team gained 11 first The Bulldogs also had counted, The team gained problems holding onto the 125 yards rushing in 37 car- baU. “We dropped one ries and Andrakowicz com- touchdown pass in the end pleted five of 12 passes with zone and other key passes two interceptions, good for we’d normally catch,” 104 yards, and total offen- Besonen said, “but that’s the sive yardage of 229. difference in a heated con- The Eagles rushed for 165 test like that.” yards in 47 carries. Their The Eagles’ defense was two passes were both incom- also tough when it counted. The Bulldogs tried two-point conversions after both their 0-G cagers touchdowns, both in the second half, but the ball drop a pair carriers were stopped short. The first half belonged to At Deckerville Tuesday Deckerville, with fleet full- evening, Owen-Gage lost to back Jerry Allard first the Eagles in girls’ basket- scoring on a five-yard run ball, 56-26. with 5:02 left in the first The Deckerville junior quarter. Kyle Bowling varsity also won, kicked the extra point. The 27-17. %-yard drive took 14 plays. CARSONVILLE-PS With 1:2l left in the second stanza, Allard scored from Owen-Gage only managed one yard out and Bowling to score in double figures in kicked the extra point. The one quarter last Thursday Eagles advanced 43 yards in night and lost ta visiting Car- 12 plays for the touchdown. sonville-Port Sanilac, 45-35. Besonen put the halftime The only player in double period to good use. “They figures for the Bulldogs was blew our defensive line out Joan Mosack with 10 points. with slants and X’s in the She had a hot night under the first half,” he explained. boards, pulling down 28 re- “We adjusted to an outside bounds. Linda Retford FINAL QUARTER -- Bulldog Quarterback Stan Andra- slant the second half and grabbed 13 rebounds and kowicz of Owen-Gage carried the ball to the Deckerville 5- held Allard to 20 yards in Shelia Engelhardt snared 10. that period.” In the first Debby Dean scored 17 yard line in the fourth quarter before being stopped. No. 63 half, he had gained 83 yards. points for the Tigers and is Paul Lopez and 76 is John Shope. No. 7 from Deckerville The Bulldogs finally got on Marcie Phipps__ had 11 re- is Jerry Allard. the scoreboard with 2:36 left bounds. in the third quarter on a one- C-PS overwhelmed Owen- REGIONAL CHAMPS -- Members of the Cass City girls’ cross yard run by Andrakowicz, Gage in the Junior varsity country team, winners of the regional title last Saturday, are, front the team having advanced game, 40-14. 68 yards in seven plays. Score by quarters : row, from left, Tammy Roach, Merilee Leslie and Lisa Wilson, Co- Cass City cagers fall to Time was running out for captains, and Chris Tuckey. Back row,’Carrie Lautner, Renae Stimp- the Bulldogs, but with 3:41 c-ps 9 9 16 11 45 fel, Lorie Hurley and coach Doug Grezeszak. They compete for the left in the game, Andrakow- o-c 9 io 7 9 35 state title this Saturday at Watervliet. Caro, Lakers in Thumb B Cass City High School Jamie Fox scored 10 better than average with 18 dropped another close game pints for Cass City. Jill of 45 for 40 percent. Good, in the Thumb B Association Hutchinson netted 8 and but not good enough to stop basketball race Tuesday Michelle Fahrner added six the hot shooting Lakers. night at Caro in a game de- points and collected 15 re- Cass City was in front at cided in the final two bounds. Laura Richards the end of the first period, seconds. The score was 33- picked off 7 boards. Marsha 14-10,and trailed by one slim 31. DeLorenzo canned 14 for point at the intermission. I With 30 seconds left Cass Caro. It was anybody’s ball City had the ball and held it It was a miserable shoot- game after three periods, D until seven seconds ing night for both teams. with the Lakers ahead, 37-35. FROM: OUVRY CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. I remained and called time Cass City made only 25 per- The final eight minutes saw out. cent of its shots from the the Lakers pile on the points The pass into play was field and Car0 scored only 31 to win going away. I good but the Hawk with the percent. Jill Hutchinson had the ON ALL NEW ball was double teamed and biggest scoring night of her ALL NEW 1982 OLDS MODELS 1983’s the Tigers stole the ball. LAKER GAME career to lead all scorers I Mary Stine took it to the with 25 points. The Lakers i hoop and scored her only Laker High came to Cass were led by Eva Sturm with I bucket of the night for the City Thursday and the green 21 points and Shelly Baur, 15 I I winning points. and white brought along a points. I 0 0 I It was a roller coaster magic shooting touch to roll I night for both teams. Cass past the Hawks, 6148, in a The Lakers outrebounded I game closer than the final Cass City, with Eva I D City charged out to a 13-4 29-26, 10.9 /o score indicated. Sturm picking up boards 12.68 10 /o lead in the opening period. Annual Percentage Rate Financing Available Caro reduced that lead to The visitors burned the for Lakers and Michelle !Annual Percentage Rate Financing Available 21-17 at the intermission and nets for 46 percent canning Fahrner collecting nine for a third period slump by Cass 24 of 52 shots. ,Cass City was Cass City. City when only two points were scored tied things up after three periods to set the stage for the final moments heroics by the Tigers. MIKE SMITH, 19, has been a member of the 13-member Uni- versity of Michigan I Ask Us How varsity golf team this I FIRENZA You Can Win A fall. He is the son of I CELEBRITY 1983 4: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I OFFER GOOD TILL DEC. 31,1982 OFFER GOOD TILL NOV. 31,1982 c: Free TV Smith of Caro and the 1: and/or grandson of Mr. and I Mrs. Clarence Cox of I Free Hdrcut Cass City. At Caro I High School, he was I an all-conference BUY ANY CHEVY golfer three years. I The sophomore is I studying physics at I U-M. 1 I AND FLY EASTERN! I Round trip ticket for two to your choice of one of cities. Bowling 116 FRIDAY NITE Girls win in CARCASS UNION Oct. 29.1982 1 tourney tuneuk Turkeys 21 Generation Gap 20 In a warm up for Satur- Old Folks 19 day’s state finals, Cass City Incredible 4 18 High School’s girls’ cross Lucky ’s 17 country team won a Yale Fishbowlers 13 Invitational Monday, Colwood Bar 11 Cass City finished with 58 Hard Times 9 points, second place Harbor Richards) Beach had 91 and third place High Men’s Series: J. Barber and Styling Sandusky, 94. Schwartz 504. Renae Stimpfel was High Women’s Series: G. See Harriet fourth, Carrie Lautner, DeWald 485. at fifth, Lorie Hurley, 10, Chris High Men’s Game: J. 6592 Houghton St. Tuckey, 16, and Merilee Ashmore 221. Leslie, 22. High Women’s Game: S. Corner Houghton & Maple The boys finished fifth as a . Hawkins 203. High Team Series: Fish- Call 872-4094 team as Greg Bliss sat out to rest an injury. Randy Jack- bowlers 1770. Mon. - Sat. open 8 a.m. son finished fifth and Kevin High Team Game. Tur- Bliss was 12th. kevs 672, THIRTEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 PAGE Seek team and individual titles Cass City harriers I eye state laurels The Cass City High School boys, third. waing’s Kirk ‘Scharich, who girls) qualified for the state 26th, 23:14.6, and Tammy Meck. He had the fastest vliet will be Randy Jackson, 16:06.5. Nineteen teams and girls’ and boys’ cross coun- Cass City hosted the event, finished second in 16: 19.0. meet, plus the top 10 indi- time of any of Saturday’s for both Class C and A Roach, 3&th, 25:07.1. 19th Saturday at 17:52.7; 130 runners competed. try teams, by finishing first Carrie Lautner of Cass vidual runners from teams seven Class C regionals in Kevin Bliss, 20th, 17:59.4; schools. City finished second in the Coach Doug Grezeszak Class A girls’ teams quali- and second respectively in that didn’t qualify. said based on scouting re- the state. Richard Green, 31st, the regional meet last Satur- Red Hawk Greg Bliss was girls’ C race in a time of Cass City won the girls’ fying for the state finals ports, five schools have a Accordingly, he wants to 18:33.1; Tom Wallace, 35th, were Clio, 79; Flint North- day, both qualified to com- first of 91 runners in the 19:41.5. First in the 5,000 event with 52 points, fol- win his first state title, Meck boys’ C event, finishing the meters was Brenda Essen- shot at the state title, one of 18:39.5; John Agar, 55th, ern, 80,and Grand Blanc, 82. &te in this Saturday’s state lowed by Sandusky with 55, them being Cas City. “The said, while the goal for the 19:17.1, and Randy Nicholas, Class C finals at Watervliet. 5,000 meters (slightly over macher of Sandusky in Seven teams and 53 runners Winner was Kelly Shumate girls’ goal is to get the team is to make the top 10. 66th, 19:46.8. of Clio in 1&:52.1. Eleven It marks the second year three miles) in a time of 19:B.l. competed. UnionvilleSebewaing won 15:59.0, which was better state title,” he said. “We Watervliet is in the south- teams and 80 runners com- both teams have qualified Start and finish for the Behind Lautner, also go- the boys’ C meet with 90 than the top runner in the A race was behind the high feel we have a shot at it.” west corner of the state. peted. for the state meet, with the ing to Watervliet from Cass Bliss’ first place finish in points, followed by Cass Class A boys’ teams quali- girls’ team having finished event. Bliss beat his season- school, with the course wind- City are Renae Stimpfel, City, 106, and Elkton- long rival, UnionvilleSebe-.- the boys’ event was even fying for the state meet were second last year and the ing over the school grounds fifth, 20:24.7; hrie Hurley, more outstanding consider- Pigeon-Bay Port, 118. Four- Swartz Creek, 33 points; and the village park. 14th, 21: 19.8; Chris Tuckey, teen teams competed. Grand Blanc, 66, and Flint The top three teams in ing he ran the last half of the 16th, 21:25.5; Merilee Leslie, race on a twisted ankle, In addition to Bliss, other Kearsley, 113. Tom Bishop Standings‘ each division (top two in C 19th, 22: 16.3; Lisa Wilson, Red Hawks going to Water- according to coach Dennis of Swartz Creek was first in THUMB B ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL League Over all WL WL Lakers 70 80 Hawks favored over Mayville Caro 52 62 NorthBranch 5 2 6 2 Vassar 43 44 Marlette 34 35 Cass City 25 26 after Thumb B Sandusky win Sandusky 16 27 Bad Axe 16 27 For the first time this year until the final gun. On the yard run by Mitchell. in the dying seconds of the stay with just 46 seconds left NORTH CENTRAL the Cass City Red Hawks last play of the game the Graves then ran it over for first half when a drive was in the third period. Robinson THUMB D LEAGUE will enter a football game as Redskins were on the Hawk the extra two points to put capped by a one-yard again got the marker to cap FOOTBALL definite favorites. The 10-yard line and lined up for Sandusky in front, 14-7. scamper by Ed Robinson. a drive that was spear- League Over Cass City got a touchdown Cass City went in front to Hawks will play winless a field goal try. Bill Sontag headed by Osentoski who a 11 Mayville in the final game of cracked through to block the finished the night with 32 WL WL the season Friday at May- kick and preserve the Cass carries and a big 171 yards Owen-Gage 6 1 7 1 ville . City win. gained. The play that proved Deckerville 6 1 6 2 The improving Hawks Cass City scored on sus- to be the winner for Cass Caseville 52 62 moved out of a tie for the tained drives. The first City came when Beecher CPS 52 52 Thumb B Association cellar came with 3:13 left in the tossed to Rob Hartwick for Kingston 34 44 with a thrilling 21-20 decision first quarter. Dave Osen- two points and a 21-14 Hawk Akron-Fair. 2 5 2 5 over Sandusky last Friday toski keyed the running at- lead. Peck 16 17 at Cass City Recreational tack with a 25-yard gallop Sandusky was far from NorthHuron 0 7 1 7 Park. that set up a 21-yard touch- through. With 9:24 left, Dave Coach Don Schelke said it down pass from Bryan Gutierrez capped a drive by was too bad that the young Beecher to Barry Lapp. dashing over from the three. THUMB B ASSOCIATION Cass City eleven couldn’t Tore Tollersrud’s kick was The touchdown was set up GIRLS’ BASKETBALL (through Oct. 28) have played some of the good. by a 27-yard run three plays better teams later in the earlier by Graves. season. The crucial extra point League Over The Redskins countered w I4 allI, Those kids have improved that marker with two of was missed and Cass City w all year long and we’re not their own before Cass City was in front by an all-im- portant point. That point Marlette 10 0 14 1 the same team we were scored again. The visitors Lakers 82104 when the season started, moved to within a point as held up but not before Cass Schelke said. City fans experienced some NorthBranch 7 3 9 6 Paul Mitchell hit Tom Kreg- Bad Axe 64 87 CARRIE LAUTNER paced the Cass Cass City jumped out in er with a 17-yard pass for six heart in their throat mo- front in the first quarter, fell ments before the final Sandusky 37 37 points, The extra point try 3 7 410 City squad with a 19:41.5 time for the behind at the intermission, was missed. whistle. Caro 5,000 meters, good for second place bounced back in front in the With 3:38 left in the first Three seniors led the de- Vassar 2 8 511 Saturday. The senior has only run third quarter and then hung half Sandusky scored from fense, Osentoski was cred- Cass City 19 114 on for the win in the last the one when Rick Graves ited with six solo tackles and cross country events on week ends be- period. 15 assists. Jeff Loomis NORTH CENTRAL, THUMB rammed over to cap a drive D LEAGUE cause she also is a member of the The game wasn’t decided that included a crucial six- added two solos and three assists and Lapp had four GIRLS’ BASKETBALL basketball team. . solos and three assists. League Over WL WLall cc s r FIRST PLACE finisher Saturday Ose n t osk i Rushingplays 47 57 Deckerville 12 1 13 2 was Cass City’s Greg Bliss with a time Rushing yards 192 252 of 1559.0 for the 5,000 meters, the best Pass coFplete 6-7 5-7 Carsonville-PSNorthHuron 11 21 1112 23 time at any of the seven regional Class Yds. passing 84 95 Caseville 66 96 READY TO TAKE down another pass for Passes intercept. by 0 1 Owen-Gage 4 8 5 9 C meets Saturday. Cass City from Bryan Beecher is Barry Lapp, Total yards 276 347’ Peck . 48 69 heads all The passing duo has been effective for the First downs 15 15 Kingston 48 58 Penalties 1-5 4-41 Akron-Fair. 4 9 4 11 Hawks all season. Photo by Chris Polk. Punts, avg. 4-39.7 2-31.5 Port Hope 1 11 1 13 star team As expected Laker High, The squad: ends, Mark the league champions, domi- Manial, L, Jeff McCarty, L; nated the annual Thumb B line, Mike Tuckey, C, Tony Association all-star team Heilig, L, Mark Adler, NB; selected by coaches with 11 backs, John Rathje, I,, Tom selections on the first teams, Kreger, S; linebackers, six on offense and five on Doug Filkins, NB, Les defense. Coach of the Year Schaper, L, Terry Van- was Bill McLellan of Lakers. Wormer, V, Mark Sochocki, Cass City placed one man, C. Dave Osentoski, on the of- Manial of Lakers was fensive first team, and he named captain. All players led the balloting and is the except Rathje, a junior, are honorary captain of the seniors, dream team. The remainder of the of- SECOND TEAM fensive first team: ends, Gregg Buschlen, L, Dave Barry Lapp at end and q SALE PRICED AT ONLY Taylor, M; tackles, Mark Jeff Loomis at guard were Manenti, L, Dave Branding, selected for second team C; guards, Pete Gingrich, C, honors from Cass City. $341Q Jim Machowicz, L; center, The remainder of the of- hoe Instalktion Advice Won’t rust or stain Phil McArdle, L; quarter- fensive team: end, Brad r Matches any decor back, Dave Cunningham, L; Auerenhammer, V ; tackles, HOME Can’t crack or chip backs, Larry Englehart, L, John Fantin, NB, Nate Rup- IMPROVEMENT Kevin Gosson, C, Osentoski, precht, V; guard, Joe Fan- e CENTER cc. tin, NB; center, Kirk Ken- -- -- All are seniors except nard, V; quarterback, Rich PLUMBING AND Cunningham and Manenti, Haffner, V; running backs, both juniors. Rick Graves, S, Dave Ank- ~HETLE~HEATING ley, NB, Bob Griffen, NB. ‘ Licensed Master Plumhnr Cass City failed to place a player on the first team, Rob Hartwick was named defense. to a line position on the second team defensive team. The complete squad: 4%I ends, Tom Calkins, M; Jamie Schaller, NB; line- men, Chuck Collier, s, Paul Gohs, V, Brian Fischer, M; / SOc Off backs, Jim Bader, V, Chris Davis, NB; linebackers, &+? Morton Salt Kirk Sherman, C, Dave Gutierrez, S, Gerald Strich, Water Softner Pellets NB, Brian Cubitt, BA. ~~ , SO Lb. Or 80 Lb. Bags Receiving honorable men- ,-+I Redeemrble Only At Farmer’s Petroleum tion on offense or defense were: Jeff Hilla, Dave Coupon Good Thru Nov. 12,1982 Schmitt and Terry Pang- born from Bad Axe. Ron Sochocki and Robert Daniels from Caro. Kevin Shaw and Todd Sweeney from Cass City. Sam Ritter, Eric Coulter, Lindsay nager and Carl Ulfig from Marlette. Jon Gleeson, Chris Woidan and Allen Manville from FARMERS PETROLEUM North Branch. Leon King and Paul Mitch- ell from Sandusky. *CO-OP Chris Baase, Dave With- ers and Tom Gunnel1 from e 1840 W. CARO CARO PH. 673-7714, Vassar . V 0 PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Non-profit+- Clabuesch 4=H L 0 opens store project booster After three years of busi- ness for its Second Chance thrift store in Caro, Tuscola This story is reprinted to help support the program. various educational leader- County Big Brothers-Big Sisters opened its second . from “Michigan Investor, ” has seen the ship workshops held at He 4-H such store in Cass City Tues- a publication that serves the program grow from a Kettunen Center, the state 4- banking industry. primarily rural effort to a H leadership training day,BB-BS is a non-profit or- dynamic educational facility in Tustin, which is E.J. Clabuesch knows that program that meets the owned and operated by the ganization serving father- “making the best better” needs and interests of Michigan 4-HFoundation. . less or motherless boys and through 4-H is more than a Michigan youngsters living More than 50 training girls throughout the county. slogan. It’s a philosophy in cities, tow& and on the sessions are held at the The thrift stores are its that’s stood the test of time. farm. facility each year. The major source of funding. Since 1957, Clabuesch, “Being involved with 4-H purpose is to broaden and As other sources of fund- . who is chairman of the has been one of the high- enhance older teen and ing have declined, explained Thumb National Bank and lights of my career,” E.J. adult volunteer 4-Hleaders’ Marcia Schneider, the or- : Trust Company, has been says. “No other youth pro- leadership skills to help ganization’s secretary-book- involved with the Michigan gram has accomplished so them better fulfill their keeper, it has become neces- - 4-H - Youth Program and much and deserves our sup leadership roles through- sary for it to raise more : encouraged members of the port. 4-H teaches all young out the state. money on its own. “It would .* Michigan banking industry people regardless of race, Over the years, nearly be nice if we could become’ sex, age, handicap or place 120,OOO Michigan residents self-sufficient,” she sai4- - of residence that hard work from across the state have meaning from thrift shoo *_ and setting goals are the attended Kettunen Center proceeds and donations. keys to success. It’s the kind workshops. Because of the 4- The second Second Chance of program my colleagues H program’s scope and store is located in Plazi- ,and I have been proud to be outreach, Clabuesch has West at the west end of Cass .: City. Manager is Shirley:_ associated with. ” suggested that banks that * This is the 25th year are considering participat- Doerr of Cass City. Clabuesch has volunteered ing in this year’s campaign The store will handle all:: to chair a special banking ;ypes of clothing, small ap- should ask their customers pliances, housewares ,-; industry fund-raising com- who are involved in 4-H if mittee for the Michigan 4-H they’ve ever heard of TRICK OR TREAT - Youngsters from the Cass City Preschool Nursery, all books, toys, sporting equip-,, Foundation, a non-profit ed- Kettunen Center or Camp dressed for Halloween, visited residents of Provincial House last Thursday and ment and miscellaneous ucational foundation which Kett (its former name) items. Items can be sold on ~ solicits donations from indi- went trick-or-treating. With the children in the photo are residents Charlotte consignment, with the seller ’2. before contributing. and BB-BS splitting the sale :: viduals and organizations to “If they’ve never heard of Bishop- (left) and Pauline Smith. supplement the county, Kettuhen Center, then don’t I price 50-50, or donated out’ L. state and federal appropri- send us a donation,” he right to the organization: - ations that the 4-Hprogram says. “But if they have, we 1 SchoolMenu 1 The latter is tax deductible. Hours are 10 a.m.+:30 -+* receives. hope you’ll recognize the I NOV. 8-12 I I p.m., Monday through Fri-;,, Clabuesch explains that impact 4-H has had on your the cammian is designed to community and make a 1 MONDAY day. Items brought in for *+ w- Special recital sale should be clean, in good wi Clabuesch underwhtg the costs of substantiafgift.” No School E.J. condition, in season and in ;.. TUESDAY style. The store will initially be Tacos stocked with items from the set Car0 store. One reason Casq for Festival (With Cheese, Lettuce and Sauce) City was selected as the site GreenPears Peas of the second store, Ms.. Patrons of the fourth an- saying ‘thank you’ to the “and we are grateful to Schneider explained, is be- nual Village Bach Festival many people who support Thomas, not only for his Milk cause many consignments in Cass City, Nov. 26-28, will the festival,’’ said Festival artistry but for his generos- at the Car0 store were items be treated to a special Chairman Holly Althaver, ity in consenting to play.” brought in by persons from‘ recital by pianist Thomas WEDNESDAY Brown, who holds a Ring Day Cass City. Brown of New York City. master of music degree In addition to Mrs. Doerr, “The recital is our way of Coming-‘Auctions from The Julliard School of Macaroni & Cheese other staff here will consist. .. Music, is an accomplished Pork Sausage of one part-time worker paid Regular Meeting Friday, Nov. 5 John and organist as well, having held Green Beans with federal Green Thumb Cass City Village I - Council Elizabeth Mroczek will hold a nuqber of church posi- Applesauce program funds and the rest a cattle and farm machinery tions including services at Milk volunteers. The regular meeting of the Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Cass City Village Council auction at the place located Hall. He will perform in THURSDAY was held Oct. 26, 1982 at 7:OO one mile north and %-mile Gagetbwn to p.m. at the Municipal Build- east of the Kinde School. various pieces, including ing. All Trustees were pres- Osentoski Auction Service. J.S. Bach’s Cantatas 81, 82 Chicken and 85, at the festival. Hash Browns discuss sewers. ent * As a solo pianist, critic Pears The Gagetown Village The minutes of the regular Saturday, Nov. 6 - Croft- September meeting were ap- Robert Marsh in The Chi- Bread and Butter Council will meet Monday. Clara Lumbm is holding a Milk with engineers and its finan- proved as presented. fall clean-up sale at the cago Sun Times said, “Brown has everything to cial advisor to discuss its The Financial Statement location, 4 blocks south of was reviewed. make his way, a fine tech- FRIDAY planned sewage treatment stoplight in Cass City to system. The treasurer’s report Garfield St. and 3 blocks nique . . . and playing in No School The meeting will shrt at + was reviewed showing 94 west to Vulcan St. Hillaker which taste and refinement 7:M p.m. in the village- 4- 8’ percent of taxes collected to Auction Service. are matched by consistent date. A motion was made by musical integrity.” Singles club township hall. Trustee Helwig and sup- His patron’s recital Tues- At the regular monthly ‘+ ported by Trustee Stahl- Saturday, Nov. 6 - To day evening, Nov. 23, at the danceNov. meeting Monday of this $ settle the estate of Donald 13 baum that the collection Cass City Missionary The Thumb Singles Club week, in addition to talking +., period for taxes be extended W. Horetski, farm machin- Church, will feature works will conduct a dance Satur- about the sewer project, I; until Nov. 15, 1982. Motion ery and real estate will be by Chopin, Debussy, Bee- day, Nov. 13, starting at 8:30 Clerk Elery Sontag said, the .:, carried 6 yeas, 0 nays. sold at the place located two thoven and Rachmaninoff. p.m. at the Maple Valley council discussed insurance ;.I The Superintendent’s re- miles east of the Kinde Patron and regular festi- Elementary School in San- for village employees but no 5 port was reviewed. A motion school, five miles north and val tickets may be obtained dusky. decisions were made. L‘. was made by Trustee Hel- 11% east on McGardle Rd. by calling Ouvry Chevrolet- Refreshments will be Most action at the meeting . :: wig and supported by Trus- Osentoski Auction Service. Olds at 872-4301. available, involved routine matters. 4 5 tee Hampshire to purchase a welder mounted on a truck IC* GET READY FOR for the purchase price of AY $3,507.00. Motion carried 6 g *f low =a yeas, 0 nays. Lots of claims for - 4“ It was brought to the at- *: tention of council that some prices are floating about g :: residents are raking their BASKETBALL! leaves into the streets creat- I ing problems with traffic and storm drains. A motion =- was made by Trustee Stahl- baum and supported by good thing. The best consistent values ; :.*‘ Trustee Weaver to establish E a policy that no leaves are to are at the friendlv corner store..Wood” i be raked into the Village streets and that the DPW will pick up leaves that are properly bagged, tied and placed at the curb twice a Tennis Shoe In Stock year. Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 nays. Oct. 29 and Nov. 5 were the dates established Legend Hi - Legend Lo - Blazer Hi - Intrepid - Yankee - Men’s Oceania - Men’s Bruin Leather for leaf pick up this year, f *- Boys’ Burt Bruin - LittleOllie Oceania - Lady Diablo - Lady All Court p ,* Village Attorney, Clinton HOMO GALLONS $1.7 9 Good Reading - Great Value 4 .-* I I House, presented a proposed Transient Merchant Ordi- -b Trade-ins Welcome E* nance to the council. After some discussion the Ordi- 100% FREEZE-DRIED COFFEE nance was tabled and contin- TOOTHPASTE ued on the agenda. Presi- 8 02. dent Althaver appointed the Finance Committee to re- ‘$139 view the Ordinance with the REG, TO 2.74 Chamber of Com.merce. The REG.6OZ. ’ Clerk was directed to send Regular Decaffeinated copies of the proposed Ordi- i.V, Price S5.39 G.V. Price $5.69 nance to Chamber repre- - 1.00 Ref - 1.00 Ref sentatives, Kim Glaspie, YOUR FINAL COST BAG 1 Curt Strickland and Dick s439 S489 ANY N’KE see Store Cisplay d Alke. - I A motion was made by or get Off the price of your shoes! f $5.00 f Trustee Stahlbaum and sup- ported by Trustee Ware that the regular bills be approved $289 Values~~~~50%Off for payment. Motion carried REG. TO 4.80 t f 6 yeas, 0 nays. Non Glare f Also Receive f A motion was made by Trustee Stahlbaum and sup- Photo Frames ported by Trustee Helwig Super In Store Photo 1 $Io0 Off any Nike Sock that the bills in the amounts Connectable! f of $262,142.16 to H.C.Weber Processing Value. Check and $30,841.75 to Hubbell, Layaways Now Available For The Christmas Season Out Woods! Best Deal Roth and Clark be approved Super Buy 1 f for payment. Motion carried 7gc . InTheThumb 6 yeas, 0 nays. A motion was made by Trustee Helwig and sup- LOW PRICES IN OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT TOO! ported by Trustee McIntosh that the meeting be ad- 1 Randalls Shoes 1 journed. Motion carried 6 ‘ ‘Expert Shoe Repair - Pick Up Station ” yeas, 0 nays. Joyce A. LaRoche Village Clerk GUARDIANS OF YOUR HEAlTH 1111111111111111111~lllllll,llllllllllll”lllllllllllllllllllllll,,llllllll,llllllllllllll~llll~llll~llll~lllllllllllllllllllllllll~lll,llll,lll,l,lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~l~~* CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 PAGE FIFTEEN Accident round-up n 0 2 injured in crash sP - W Two persons were injured occurred at about 12:45 p.m. CAR-DEER in a 9:50 a.m.accident Fri- Gary J. Somerville, 36, of day in Columbia Township. Froede Road, Kingston, was At 12:05 a.m. Oct. 24, William J, Paul, 54, of ticketed on a charge of no according to deputies, Caro, was treated and re- safety chains following a 5 Michael Harper, 18, of 6201 1 Headlee(R) leased from Caro Commun- p.m. accident Friday. Center Line Road, Kingston, ity Hospital while Mark R. Fournier, 19, of Sebewaing, a Others 36 i 13 I \8 I was released the following day. Sheriff’s deputies reported Fournier was eastbound on Hoppe Road, didn’t stop at the stop sign at Colling Road I IClU. Road, at 10:45 p.m. Tues- and collided with the north- Somerville was headed day, Oct. 26, when her car bound Paul auto. east on M-46, west of Marton collided with a deer, accord- Fournier was ticketed on a Road, when the mishap oc- ing to deputies. charge of disobeying a stop curred, Cass City police reported sign. Cass City police reported that Jay L. Smith, 52, of 6325 Kenneth A. Reddmann, 28, that at 3:25 p.m. Oct. 26, Main Street was westbound McCann(D1 of Detroit, was admitted to Marian B. Linderman, 56, of sc ‘ I- on M-81, west of Crawford Hills and Dales General 6975 Deckerville Road, Road, at 11:10 a.m. Satur- Allen(R) Hospital following an 11:45 Decker, eastbound on Main t 1 day when his auto collided s p.m. accident Saturday, He Street, was turning south with a deer, * Kent onto Seeger Street and col- mm has since been discharged, At 5 a.m. Sunday, accord- 011 ’ Deputies reported he was lided with a truck that was ing to deputies, Joseph B. E.4 Myers northbound on Phillips Road also turning right. Garbacz, 27, of Caro, was in Kingston Township and southbound on Dodge Road, Officers reported~ she was failed to negotiate the corner north of Gilford Road, when where the road turns left improperly turning from the parking lane. his auto struck a deer. onto Riley Road. His car At 6:25p.m. that day, Cass went off the north side of Driver of the Cr&oft -Clara Lumber truck was Mark J. City police reported, Albert e Austin(D) Riley and rolled over, land- Pawloski, 59, of Harbor 1 ing on its roof. Wilmot, 22, of Bay City. *2 Beach, was eastbound on Reddmann was ticketed A Andrus(R) At 3:40 p.m. last Thurs- hI-81, east of Schwegler 1 I on a charge of careless day, police said, Chrystal L. Road, wher his car hit a driving. deer. Charles G. Ostrazewski, Kuhn, 21, of 6221 Cedar Drive, was backing away Vil!age officers reported 32, of Warren, was treated Mason (R) 357 from the Erla’s Food Center that at 7:50 p.m. Sunday, and released from Hills and store and backed into a Randall J. Swartzendruber, Dales following a 1:03 p.m. vehicle that was southbound 31, of Pigeon, was north- accident Oct. 23. The acci- in the parking lot. bound on Cemetery Road, dent report was not avail- south of Severance Road, 577 I 153 I197 able until Monday, Driver of the vehicle was when a deer ran into the According to deputies, Campbell James A. Haley, 52, of 5222 driver’s side door of his I Ostrazewski was eastbound W. Kelly Road. vehicle. on Kelly Road, east of Cavanaugh Englehart Road, when he 0 lost control of his motor- Moody cycle on the gravel surface E w E’ , and he and the vehicle fell Citizens of Tomorrow / Riley onto the road. -..,. OTHER ACCIDENTS STATE PROPOSALS Approximately 1,800 gal- lons of milk were spilled A-leg isla tive lmmuni ty Saturday when a tanker went off the road in Elling- B-State Police ton Township. Frederick W. Kausch, 44, of Canboro Road, Owendale, C-Due-on-sale told deputies he was east- bound on Akron Road, near D-Utility rates Cedar Run Road, when he swerved to miss a deer €-Nuclear freeze running across the road. ~~ of Histhe tanker road, hitwent the shoulderinto the G-Elected PSC north side ditch and rolled H-Utility rates onto its side. The mishap Heather, 21 months, Ralph, 7, and daughter of Donald Jamie, 3, children of and Gwen Sowden, Douglas and Debby 6945 Gilford Road, Englehart, 5744 Def or d . DeLong Road, Cass A Tax-Savin City. Local Lions ‘ A Tax-Savin BreakthrougI!! attend area IWhat is an IRA and what makes the tax deductions different? I IRA stands for Individual Retirement Account. Most tax Breakthroug conference deductions are received by paying your hard earned dollars A. When I start my IRA account, must I make the maximum The Lions Club annual to someone else. You can’t deduct the doctor’s bill unless District 11-D-1 fall confer- the doctor gets your money; and you can’t deduct your real deposit each year? ence was held at Fenton Sunday, Oct. 24, co-hosted estate taxes unless the township or village gets paid. No. Whether you decide to make future deposits, is com- by the Linden and Fenton That’s why IRA tax deductions are different. When you pletely up to you. No commitments are made by depositing Lions Clubs. Morning activities con- make tax-deductible deposits to an IRA Savings Account, into an IRA. You can cut or skip at your option. However, 4 sisted of forums for the : - - _+* your tax deduction comes from paying your money to your- you can’t make up lost opportunities later since each year members and several in- I Rhonda, 4, Ryan, 8, self, You don’t give up anything. It is just like switching stands on its own. Federal regulations require formative programs were substantial penalties for withdrawal and Robin, 7, children offered to the women. mOnW from One Docket to another. Fpdoral reau~ations reauire made prior to maturity of Mr. and Mrs. The ’home economic6 de- substantial penalties for withdrawal Ronald Pringle, 7438 partment of Fenton High made prior to maturity E. Deckerville Road, School served dinner at noon. Invocation was given Deford. by Immediate Past District TN Governor David Eldridge. The afternoon program 1 I Thumb National Thumb National was opened with a welcome address by Mayor Lucy rn&TJpp-J!gj$Q Brabon of Fenton and Mayor PIGEON CASS CITY PIGEON rn&rnmrn CASS CITY MEMBER FDIC 453-31 13 MEMBER FDIC 872-4311 William Brown of Linden. I 453-3113 872-4311 Muff Lintz of Operation B-O-L-D talked about avail- able activities for the blind such as skiing, bowling, riding, etc. Ms. Lentz is an . example of a blind person IRA A Tax-Savin leadingactive life. an independent and The parade of checks from ’ A Tax-Savin the clubs followed for Lead- Breakthroug er Dog, Welcome Home for the Blind, Michigan Eye Is there any point at which I’m forced to withdraw my IRA Bank and Lions Club lnter- Breakthroug 6 Kimberly Rae, 10 national Foundation. Ap- I!! I!! funds and pay income taxes on the amounts withdrawn? months, daughter of proximately $20,000 was When do I pay income taxes on my IRA contributions? Max and Sandy given to Leader Dog. Yes. During the tax year in which you turn 701h years old, Morrish of Cass City. The Cass City club gave Payments you receive from your IRA fund after retire- you have to start withdrawing from your IRA Account. You $1,740 to Leader Dog plus contributions to all other ment are considered ordinary income for Federal tax don’t have to take your entire balance out at this time, but state projects. purposes. Only the sums actually withdrawn each year will you do have to start taking annual distributions geared to President Gary Jones and wife Doris and Secretary be taxed. Since your income will probably be less than reduce your account to zero over your remaining life ex- Ron Keegan and wife Eloise your earnings while working, your taxes should be less. For pectancy or the combined remaining life expectancies of attended from the Cass City club. example, did you know that when you reach 65 you get a you and your spouse. When you reach 701/2, we will be double exemption on your tax return? If your spouse is also happy to help you determine the amount you need to take 65,you get four exemptions on a joint return. each year to avoid a penalty. Federal requlations require Federal regulations require substantial penalties for withdrawal substantial penalties for withdrawal made prior to maturity made prior to maturity BUSINESS CARDS TN AVAILABLE 1-COLOR rn OR 2-COLOR Thumb National Jody Robert, 2V2, Thumb National and Amanda Robin, PIGEON F&l,dk < T+\TW&5Q CASS CITY PITEON CASS CITY 1, children of Mrs. 453-3113 MEMBER FDIC 872-4311 453-31 13 872-4311 Gloria Osentoski, 4251 Deckerville Road, PHONE 872-21310 CLOSED THURSDAY, NOV. 11, FOR VETERANS’ DAY Cass City. - ., CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE SIXTEEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 Mistake causes USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS + Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 15 $1.00 I General I mistrzal un words or less, each Automotive J f General 3 General I [ Real Estate 1 .. insertion: additional words 5 (Merchandise) I Merchandise1 ,Merchandise) tents each. Three weeks for FOR SALE ~ 1968 Triumph I ForRent J the price of two - cash rate. convertible sports car, good ANTIQUES bought and sold FOR SALE - Delco car ?OR SALE - set of 4 white- Save money by enclosing - at the new Thumb Pawn HOUSE FOR RENT - partly condition. Call 872-2696, radio, AM-FM stereo for dled p225 70 R 15 Good- furnished, 212 west of Cas$ circuit court cash with mail orders. Rates Schnceberger’s Furniture. Shop in Caro, located at 815 1981 Cutlass Sumeme. After fear Arrivas, low mileage. S. Hooper, just off M-81, City. Also wood for sale. A mistake by Assistant automobile Sept. 10 in Mil- for display want ad on 1-7-22-tf 5 call 872-2666. 2-1 1-4-3 I’hone 872-4431. 2-1 1-4-3 application. _-- behind Bay gas station. Phone 872-4681. 4-1 1-4-3 . lington Township. ------~ I Prosecutor David Myers led Phone 673-5997. 2-11-4-1 to a mistrial being granted A plea of innocent was FOR SALE - ‘76 l/z-ton FOR SALE - glass fireplace HOUSE FOR RENT in Cass 1 last Fviday in the assault entered and a pretrial hear- r Automotive 1 Scottsdale, cruise, air con- doors, 30x40; fireplace heat City area. References . ing scheduled Jan. 24. He ditioning, tinted glass, elec- ’OR SALE - Maytag wring- Mobile Homes circulator. Call 872-2483. trial of Lester B. Bowman. needed.635-7966. Call 872-53394-1 1-4-1or 1 Bowman, 50, now serving was remanded to the county FOR SALE - 1978 Chevy tric brakes for trailer, Reese !r washer and wash tubs. 2-10-28-3 a sentence at the State jail. Malibu Classic station trailer hitch, aluminum cap. :all 872-3671 after 5. Big display ---- Prison of Southern Michigan Roger W. Bearinger, 26, of wagon, power steering, Excellent condition. Also 2-1 1-4-ln PUPPIES FOR SALE - 1781 Van Geisen Road, Caro, New, used ($3,995and up) SMALL HOME FOR RENT - at Jackson for a larceny power brakes, air, cruise L78-15 snow tires. Phone mother mostly beagle and one block from Main Streqt. over $100 conviction in La- pleaded guilty to breaking control, AM radio with 8 1- (517) 635-3340 Igood hunter. Call 872-3010. 872-3932. 10-28-3 FOR SALE - exercise bi- Phone Ideal for 1 or 2 persons. Cali peer County, was being tried and entering an unoccupied track, actual miles, --- 2-10-28-3 47,000 Icycle, $25. Shirley Geiger. 872-3105 or inquire 4431 S. by a jury on charges of dwelling. His plea was ac- $3900. Brand new steel FOR SALE - 1979 Ford Fair- Long’s Mobiles cepted and sentencing Phone 872-2821. 2-11-4-3 Seeger St. Shirley4- 10-28-tfStrick- assault while armed and belted radial tires. Call mont, 6 cylinder, 40,000 USED REFRIGERATORS land. possession of a firearm in scheduled Dec. 13. He was 872-3135. 1-10-28-3 actual miles. Phone 872-4479. and color TVs, all recondi------remanded to the county jail --- FOR SALE - electric guitar, 1%miles north of Marlette commission of a felony. 1-10-28-3 like Call 872-4446. tioned and in very good LARGE Furnished Apart; The charges are in con- in lieu of bond. ---_-- new. on M-53. 2-11-4-3 2-11-4-2 shape. Save at Richard’s ment for rent - $185 month. ** nection with an assault with FOR SALE - Chrysler Cor- He is charged with break- Free testing TV, Appliance and Sound All utilities furnished. See * a revolver March 18,1980, on ing into the Historical Cen- doba, 1975, very good condi- Room, Cass City, phone QUEEN SIZE extra firm $2w Russ Schneebprger at Kenneth Beall in Arbela ter on Joy Street, Caro, Sept. tion, power steering, power Fire wood an-2930. 2-8-5-tf Schneeberger Furniture Township. per set: full size $175. 29. Tuesday brakes, cruise control, Store. 4-10-144 Myers explained later that AM-FM radio, air shocks Snover Mattress and Furni- Edward P. Osborn, 19, of for sale FOR--- RENT - furnished-t he mistakenly asked during and new exhaust. Call ture. Call 313-672-9747. 4275 Center Street, Akron, 2-10-7-6 WOOD STOVES the trial about a prior felony was placed on two years’ 872-4072. 1-10-28-3 MIXED HARDWOOD conviction of the defendant. for diabetes -~- apartment, ideal foi one A probation for larceny in a FOR SALE - one-horse person. Call Opal Schnee- Bowman’s attorney, Pam- building, fined $200, as- Hills and Dales General FOR SALE - 1975 Grand CALL EVENINGS ela Wistrand of Flint, moved Hospital is offering free buggy and cutter. 5943 Kelly berger 872-4587. 4-10-7-tf sessed $400 court costs and Prix, bucket seats, floor Rd,, west of Cemetery, after for a mistrial on the grounds diabetes testing Tuesday - ~~ ordered to pay $343 restitu- shift automatic, 70,000 Gerald and Dave Whittaker 5. 2-10-21-3 that Myers should have tion. He is to work 30 days in from 9-11 a.m. miles. Call 658-8714.5west of FOR RENT - 3 bedroom ’ No appointment is neces- trailer house, $200.00 month sought a hearing before the a community service pro- Ubly, 1 south, !4 west. 872-3405 judge to determine whether sary. If this date or time is plus security deposit $200.00, gram. 1- 11-4-1 2-10-2 1-4 1)ivided Highway Wl.?. her client’s prior conviction inconvenient, a special ap- ---- I no pets in trailerhouse. A1.w Osborn pleaded guilty l3;i.t South(’it!. :17-%!~!-2l?of M-25 could be mentioned during pointment for the testing FOR SALE - 1967 Chevy, ’4 7 room house in Gagetown the trial, Sept. 20 to stealing a keg of may be made by calling on South St., $275.00 month beer, money and cigarettes ton pickup, 350 V8. Call FOR SALE - Insulated Car- 24-24-tt Judge Patrick R. Joslyn Jane Mitchell, RN, at 872-5366. 1-11-4-3 plus $275 deposit. Phone granted her motion and de- Sept. 5 from the Black 872-212 1. hart coveralls, 46 short, 665-2245, No pets in home clared the mistrial. He will Dahlia Bar and Golden About 10 million people in $20.00; new short Carharts either. 4-10-21-3 . Mushroom. Restaurant in FOR SALE - 1979 Dodge FOR SALE - snow tires now schedule a new trial. the United States have dia- 40 W, 30 L, $10.00; medicine L78-15, 700-13, like new. Call Akron . window van, good condition. cabinet with lights’, $20.00; Bowman is a former Vas- betes. This number is in- Contact Dick Turner at the 872-3932. 2-1 1-4-1 FOR RENT - large 4 bed- sar resident. The jury trial creasing by 6 percent every two sleeping bags, $10.00 room house in Cass City. ’. Parkway Store, 872-5448. pair ; aluminum, insulated had begun Thursday. Presbyterian year. Many people have S~C-Gas heat. garage, partly fur- ’, 1-11-4-1 Fish shanty, $40.00. 6632 GRAND OPENING of In cases Monday before diabetes but do not know it. ond Chance Thrift Shop, nished. Phone 872-2991 after” Judge Joslyn : Persons are more likely to Huron, phone 872-2032. Cass City, in plaza. Open 4p.m. 4- 10-2113 women make FOR SALE - 1981 Ford 2-1 1-4-3 Randy T. Ashcroft, 18, of get diabetes if it runs in their pickup Custom 150, 6 cylin- Monday thru Friday, 10 to 450 Kingston Road, Deford, family, if they are over- der, with overdrive and “HUNTING SPECIALS” INSULATION DO-IT- 4:30. 2-11-4-4 was placed on five years’ contributions weight and are over 40 years camper, 15,000 miles. Excel- probation for larceny in a old. Some of the symptoms Yourself, 30 lb. bag $4.10. The Women’s Association lent shape. Call (517) Darton & Browning Blower rental available. FOR SALE - used fuel oil building. are excessive thirst, unusual furnaces from Ouvry’s - all of the First Presbyterian 864-3788. 1-11-4-3 Compound Bows Caro rental^ M-81 & M-24, FOR SALE - 14x70 3 bed- He was also sentenced to hunger, rapid weight loss, prices - come in and make us Church met Monday in the upto30% Off Phone--I----_ 673-5578. 2-10-7-5 room mobile home, located - six months in the county jail, and eye changes. FOR SALE - 1952 Ford stake Callan offer. and contact They all Don must Ouvry go. to be served on week ends, social rooms for a 6:30 This is a screening to find in Vaughn’s Trailer Park, truck, $550 or best offer. 1968 Camouflage Clothing FOR SALE - Oak hardwood I with serving of three months dinner with circles two and new diabetics. The chemical and small game vests Caro. Days call 673-5997 ask Honda 350 motorcycle, $250. firewood. Pick-up or we at 872-4301. 2-10-21-3 deferred and credit given for three in charge. for doing the tests is pro- 25% Off for Lawrence or June. .‘ The meeting was opened Call 872-3159. 1-10-28-3 deliver., Phone 872-4038. Ron- one day served. vided free by DuPont. ~- Nights - 673-4110. 3-11-4-1 ’ by President Alexia Cook. ald Peters. 2-9-2-t f Ashcroft was also fined The testing will be done in Albee @-> ----/.-- $200, assessed $300 court the basement meeting room [Household Sales) FOR SALE - 1 acre on high- . A Christmas box is being ~- Home Center GAS RANGES - Magic Chef, costs and ordered to pay and is being conducted in way 3 miles east of Cass sent to South Carolina by GARAGE SALE - Thursday 6094 E. Cass City Rd. 20 30 $1,499 new, inches and inches. City. Large pond, natural restitution. Pauline Milligan. A contri- conjunction with Diabetes and Friday, 10 till 5. 4678 Phone 872-2270 Any color, from $279.00. ROOM FOR RENT, more He pleaded guilty to the bution was sent to Mike and Detection Week, Nov. 7-13, Kennebec Drive. 14-11-4-1 2-1 1-3-1 Fuelgas, four miles east of for companion than money, gas. $5,500. Call 872-3337. I charge Sept. 27, of stealing a sponsored by the American 3-10-21-3 ~ Mary Score, who are mis- .- Cass City. Phone 872-2161. lady only. Call 872-4207.’ radio and tools April 28 from --_--I__ - sionaries in Africa. The Diabetes Association Mich- GARAGE SALE - 3 families FOR SALE - Pentax KlWO 2-1-11-tf 4-1 1-4-3 a home at 6025 Mushroom igan Affiliate. Similar test- ; thank offering was dedi- - couch, toys, children’s camera, like new skis size 7 Immediate Possession! ! ! ! I Road, Deford. cated in the amount of over ing is being done statewide. snowsuits and coats, hobby girl’s boots and poles, good APARTMENT FOR RENT - Penny Simpson, 22, of 1054 $100. For best results, a meal condition. Call 313-672-9396 FOR SALE - four used 10-15 downtown area. Call 872- 3. horse, 2 - 6’ artificial X-mas LT all terrain Firestone NEW LISTING: 1 ACRE: Germania Road, Snover, Highlights of the Spring high in carbohydrates with trees, 2 pair boy’s ice skates, (Shabbona). 2-11-4-3 3237. 4-10-28-tfl,- tires. Call 658-8477 after 6. 32x60’ mobile home with 3 was sentenced to six months Presbyterial were given. large amounts of starches books, and dishes. Lots of ------2- 10-21-3 bedrooms; family room; in the county jail for utter- Evelyn MacRae, mission CO- and sugars should be eaten plaster craft items. Friday BULK PROPANE systems OFFICE SPACE for rent. wood-burning stove and fur- two hours before the test. Main Street, Cass City. Call ing dnd publishing a check ordinator, showed a film on and Saturday only, Nov. 5,6, for grain driers or home nace (oil); garage; small for $45 July 4 in Mayville Breakfast could be fruit or heating. Fuelgas of Cass 872-5422. 4- 10-21-4 the Least Coin, which is in 9 to 5,6796 Pine. 14-11-4-1 FOR SALE - 10 gallon barn; $22,500.00 with $3,000 while not having a bank ac- the Jubilee Year. juice, cereal with milk and -- City. Phone 872-2161. electric hot water heater, ~ sugar, two slices buttered down payment - VACANT count. She was credited with of FIVE FAMILY Rummage - 2-11-14-tf glass lined, 110 volt, $40 or FOR RENT - 12x60 mobile ready to move into. 55 days served. The tables were decorated toast with jam and coffee or (upstairs). Lots of children’s best offer. Call 872-2427 after home with expando and Ms. Simpson pleaded in keeping with the fall tea. clothes. Thursday and Fri- 2:00. 2-1 1-4-3 utility room. Partly fur- season. About 30 persons at- 2 ACRES: close to Cass City guilty to the charge Sept. 20. day, Nov. 4-5, 6458 Garfield, Satellite TV nished. Gas heat plus wood Albert A. Fella, 32, of tended. The meeting ad- - 12x60’ mobile home; gas : 10 till 5. 14-1 1-4- 1 MAGIC CHEF - Automaric burner. On spacious private furnace; 1112 car garage; -. Highland, stood mute to journed by repeating the Vanilla is actually the lot. Located 1 mile west of dried fruit of an orchid, See it working at washers and gas dryers - many pines, blacktop road -- unlawfully driving away an Mizpah benediction. GARAGE SALE - Thursday Gagetown. References and ~. new on sale at Fuelgas of - $18,500.00 with $3,500.00 I and Friday, 9 till 5. Ladies’ Cass City. Phone 872-2161. security deposit required. down payment, VACANT ---- ; clothes size 9-10, also men’s 2-4-8-tf Call 872-2784. 4-1 1-4-3 Immediate Possession. I and children’s; Harlequin Long’s Furniture ---_- Find The Service Or Product romance books; miscellan- LET US HELP you,do your FOR RENT - 2 bedroom SEE. CALL OR WRITE TO: * eous. 4163 Maple St. Marlette Xmas shopping. Amway country home, garage, barn, You Need In This. . . . 14-11-4-1 Xmas catalog available. on acreage near Deford. $190 B. A. Calka, Realtor. Shop for the whole family. per month. Call 313-227-2029. Phone (517) 635-3596 Cass City, Mich. I 2-1 1-4-2 Your Amway distributor, 4-1 1-4-3 872-3355 Bob and Sue Hawkins, 3-11-4-3 ’ I-SERVDCEDIRECTORY-! phone 872-2655. 2-10-14-9 FOR RENT - 1 bedroom . _--- -~--.- GAS FURNACES - New. apartment in Cass City, 278 ACRES of tiled prime FOR SALE - brown and tan kitchen appliances, carpet, plaid couch, rockers, end used heaters, $45 and up. farmland near Owendale. Jungers heater, $75. Fur- Hunting laundry area, storage. Call Ford. . . Better Ideas tables, coffee table, toys and 872-3610 after 6 p.m. Possession in fall of 1982. , McCulloc h Chalnsqw 24-HR. SERVICE nace pipe. Tri-County Gas J. & For rhe AmerlLdn Hoad kettles, Call 872-3717. signs 4- 10-28-4 Terms. Ted LaFave 2-1 1-4-1 and Long’s Furniture, Mar- Sons Real Estate, Realtor- GEIGER-HUNT Sales & Servtce (LiKiil lette. Phone (517) 635-3596. rn-,j Phone 81.2 2616 --- - Broker, Caro. Phone 673- ---I r-- FORD, INC, PLU’MBING L HEATING INC 2-11-4-2 No Hunting or OFFICE SPACE available, -. <, 17 3Llbl\ 4177. . 4 Rabideau Motors I b‘dn Mdln FOR SALE - Victor electron- Trespassing above Coach Light Pharm- 3-6-3-tf Phone 8724084 ic calculator 12 digit - full Farm Division PigeonPhone453-3531 - acy. Phone 872-3613. 4-7-22-tf I 1 1 function - memory - like MACHINE LATHE - 19 inch and --- FOR SALE - mobile home, 3 diameter, 6-foot bed. 14-inch bedrooms, living room with new, $40.00. Call 872-2000. HOUSE FOR RENT in 4 jaw Chuck, face-plate, No Trespassing cabana, kitchen-dining area. 2-10-21-3 3 steady rest, taper, set up to Gagetown, bedrooms, gas Includes appliances. Par- * . heat. Call 872-5105. 4-10-21-3 FOR SALE - soft mixed thread. Early type, rebuilt, 6 for SO@ tially furnished. Asking , ‘ $1500. 21t2 west, 1/~ south of $6500. Call 872-5058. 3-10.21-3 I CAR0 RENTAL wood, $25.00 face cord, plus 13 for $1.00 HOUSE FOR RENT - 4 bed- “House of Fabric” delivery. McCulloch 14-inch Kingston. Phone 683-2185. Renting the Right Tool 2-10-28-2 rooms, $130 month, 5 miles All Your Sewing Needs! bar Power Mac 6 chain saw, Cass City Chronicle south, 8 1/8 miles east. FLORIDA Southwest Coast - , Makes a Tough Job Easy 1433 E. Caro Rpad 2 chains and case, A1 condi- Phone 313-672-9589. 4-1 1-4-3 lots, acreage, commercial,’ * Between Deckerville Road 8. Corner of Ma81 & Ma24 tion. Phone 872-2589. Orval Phone 872-2010 homes, new construction, Caro Honda ’ Phone 673-5578 Hutchinson. 2-10-2 1-3 CHECK YOUR 2-9-23-4 rentals, and information. 673-3706 FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Mona Henry Zawilinski,’ downstairs apartment, fur- Thumb Pawn CHRISTMAS LIST.. Henry Realty, Realtor, days . FOR SALE - Portable air nished and all utilities. See (813) 639-0345 evenings (813) fl Now in Caro compressor. Call 872-2835. RUSS Schneeberger at 637-1221. Realtors welcome. Village Service Center Instant Cash Loans on any Give a year’s subscription 2-11-4-1 Schneeberger Furniture .v‘ Lt 11 trdllt 117 I Gateway Sanitation 3-10-28-24 I article of value store. 4-1 1-4-1 ser v ic e s to the Chronicle Next Door We buy, sell, trade and FOR RENT - new - electric ---- Home-Commercial-Industrial pawn almost anything or manual typewriters by FREE RENT - 1st month’s Real Estate Neighbor Cass City Area Free Gift card mailed rent free with one year TRASH COLLECTION Looking for TVS, shotguns 2-11-4-tf the week or month. Also Rent or lease with option to Unique Handmade Gifts lease, attractive 2 bedroom Call Collect 31 3-798-8025 and rifles, tools, 35 fnfn leave your typewriters and buy - Well kept 2 bedroom 247 S Street St , Caro. Mi Af,; E r1o,/gqh To Serve YOU“ other office .equipment at apartment in Cass City. $200 Acroas from Curnings Memorials cameras, jewelry and home, has aluminum sid- I FOR SALE 12’x30’ tarp, month plus security deposit Phone 673-3200 antiques. - our store for repair. Used ing. electric wiring, Rieck’s Auto Parts, Ine. $100. Call 872-3283. 2-10-28-3 and references. Phone New I I I 1 Located at 815 S. Hooper, typewriters for sale. Mc- furnace - 3 years old, L Conkey Jewelry. 2-4-6-tf 872-4678. 4-11-4-tf shaped living room, car-<. just off M-81, behind Bay GAS WATER HEATERS Gas Station, Caro. - peted throughout except 30-gallon size, glass lined “HUNTING SPECIALS” FREE RENT - 1st month’s ~ Phone 673-5997 kitchen. More than a 2 car with P and T valve. Now on Darton & Browning rent free with one year 3 miles west ot LO/I/J/~IP~Seri ICC A~ci//dDie 2-11-4-1 garage on 4 lots. Land - HAIR BENDERS We Barrels in the Alley sale at Fuelgas, Inc. 4 Compound Bows lease, large 1 bedroom Kingston, MI 48/41 I 1 1 1 tmply contract terms available. Specializing in Call 683-2233 FOR SALE - Aluminum miles east of Cass City. Up to 30% Off apartment in Cass City. $185 I Cuttina Stvlina Perms - .- 1 Phone 872-2161. 2-7-16-tf month plus security deposit Tues & Fri -- 8a rn 6p m 1 com bina tion storm-screen Camouflage Clothing For the growing family - Auto- Farm-Commercial Thurs and refe+rences. Phone Wed 8. --Barn -830pm door 3’x6’8”, corn ple t e with and small game vests This charming and spacious a Sat -7dm -3pm 872-4678. 4-114f ~ frame, hinges and spring older home has 4 bedrooms, 6350 Garfield Phone 8724145 Tuff=KoteDinol Nadara’s 25% Off (left hand open) $10.00; 36” 2 full baths, full basement, ** steel range hood (vented Grave Blankets STORAGE SPACE avail- too many extras to list. 2 car Faust type), good working condi- 3 sizes able - boats and RVs. Call garage. Terms are avail-’ Sol‘s Country Clipper 872-3055. Rebuilding Service tion, asking $5.00. Call Home Center 4-11-4-2 able. Beautiful wreaths, - 1231 Englehart Rd.. Deford 872-3305. Mrs. John Mc- .Starters *Generators grapevine and fresh greens 6094 E. Cass City Rd. FOR RENT - 40 acres of Phone 872-4176 Corm ic k . 2-1 1-4-3 Phone 872-2270 A real doll house - Ranch *Alternators -- land, near Cass City, mostly style, 2 bedrooms with walk- Open 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Call 872-3429 . Saturday 8 A.M.. 1 P.M. all farmable, call after 4:OO - Phone 269-9585 FOR SALE - Chest type in closets, oak floors, living I 11 miles weit 01Lass city, 872-4700 1 Haircuts Perms Moire-up 847 S Van Dyke Bad Axe freezer. 15 cubic feet, $125. New address: 6633 Voss Rd., FOR SALE - wood cook 872-3959. 4-11-4-3 room carpeted, compact . Call 665-2520 in Gagetown. Cass City stove, white porcelain; wood kitchen, large utility room \;r- 2-1 1-4-3 3% miles north and highchair, real nice, $25. TRAILER FOR RENT - with attached garage on a -__--I_-._ %-mile east Phone 665-2679. 2-10-28-3 Cleaning and security de- quiet street, priced under i. -- -- * FOR SALE - 360 Homelite 2-11-4-7 posit, $150 per month. Call $28,000. . Croft-Clara lumber Inc. KITCHEN DECOR ’ chain saw, in good condi- PERSONALIZED BOOK 673-8269. 4-10-21-6 City 872-2141 CUSTOM CABINETRY ANTIQUES bought and sold matches - See our new I Zemke Real Estate Cass Dutch made by the Arni\h tion. Call 872-3071. 2-11-4-1 Andrrssn Windows Aristacralt Kitchens --I --_ - at the new Thumb Pawn selection of designs and HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 Cass City Dexter locks Kitchens By Hornecrest ELECTRIC STOVE - 30”, Shop in Caro, located at 815 colors - for your wedding bedrooms, 5 miles south of Phone 872-2776 <~flti[-(j I ,)(I it) 5 ilk7 Cass City, 81.8 mile east. Prr finished Paneling green color, good condition, S. Hooper, just off M-81, reception or anniversary or 872-2966 ,” 0 I )ryw, IF tl 5 p m Sat & 1 rn References and deposit. Call Mon.-Fri. - 8 a.m.-530p.m. ‘””)”’“ I WeekUays p $149.00. Call-after 6:OO or behind Bay gas station. party. The Chronicle, Cass 3-11-4-1 Sat, - 8 a.m..3 p.m. 415 Vu Frank Caro 6733028 N Kingston Hd.. Uetord Saturday, 872-3123. 2-11-4-3 Phone 673-5997. 2-1 1-4- 1 City. 2-1-28-tf 313-672-9589. 4-10-21-3 A CAW CITY, MICHIGAN CAW CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,lW PAGE SEVENTEEN TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH - USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS I Services 1 I Real Estate I Notices I [ Notices 1 [ Notices 1 Notices 1 I Services 1 Real Estate 1 SHARPENING SERVICE - CHAYPEL’S Repair Service HAPPY 16th BIRTHDAY to D - female beagle, orange CROSS WITH CHRIS! Per- - odd jobs. No job too small. ForSale J 1 ForSale J and white patches. Older sonally escorted two-week Rent N Vac from paring knives to buzz Greg Peters. From Peggy Rinse saw blades. If it’s dull, let Phone 375-2510. 8-5-1-tf VERY ATTRACTIVE com- CASS CITY - 2 bedroom Sue and all your relatives. dog, very timid. If seen call tours. East West Germany, 872-5467. 5-10-21-3 The profesJional do-it- Ed sharpen it. Low rates, pletely remodeled three home, basement, and 5-114-1 Austria, Switzerland. Bel- profe‘ssional service, guar- garage. Large lot. Nice yourself carpet cleaning Wanted to Buy bedroom,home on 15 acres gium, Holland, June i4, 28. anteed work, 2 miles south, [ 1 near the Minden City State area. Just small closing cost JUNIOR GIRL SCOUT Scandinavian Adventure system 11/4 west of Cass City. 5870 w. Game Area. Would make a and interest subsidy as low Christmas Bazaar Troop 239 will collect canned July 14. Price from $14J2 Kelly Road, Cass City, 872- WANT TO BUY - remnant desirable location for hunt- as -- 1 percent -- to qualified goods for the Roach family Detroit includes two meals Special 4512. Ed also does arc weld- piece of linoleum 5 ft.x4y2 ft. ers. Includes 2 car garage, buyer. Tom Purman Real who lbst all their belongings daily, first class hotels. Free Rental Rate Offer ing and custom trailer build- and small bathroom vanity. only $47,900. Call Betty Estate, phone 517-624-9963. Bake Sale in a fire Saturday, Nov. 6, brochure. Mrs. Chris Press, ing . 8-11-5-tf Call 872-5057. 6-11-4-3 Hammond 517 658-2345 or 517 3-1 1-4-tf from 10:oo a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 7369 Berne Rd., Pigeon, MI Now Only $3.99 half day 2 -9537... at Cultural Center. 5-11-4-1 48755. 517-453-2202. Try a 3- 10-28-4 Saturday, Nov. 6 STAPLETON BUILDERS - ANTIQUES bought and sold ’ Chriscross ! 5-11-4-2eo Rinse N Vac cleans the Remodeling, roofing, siding, - at the new Thumb Pawn SCHNEEBERGERS - [Notices) 9:00 - 4:00 Iway professionals do, at a all types of general building. Shop in Care, located at 815 DEVELOPMENT,INC., Decker Methodist Church RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS fraction of the cost. Licensed and insured. Call s-.HooPer, Just Off M-81, Toyland OPEN HOUSE Cass‘CCity I WILL NOT be responsible Decker 517-665-9943. behind Bay gas station. for any debts other than Albee Lunchseryed 11:W till 2:00 Tw-3 - 8-10-14-8 Phone 673-5997, 6- 11-4-1 j Wanted my own. Michael C. Phillips. Now Open Friday, Nov. 5, Custom Slaughtering - Curing - 5-10-28-1 5-114-1 9 till 5 and 7 till 9 Home Center Smoking and Processing at Cass City WANTED - piano. Phone Land Contracts, Apart- 665-2679, 6-10-28-3 ment Houses, Houses, Farm Free Estimates GRAND OPENING of Sec- Register for free gift, Also 7-22-t.f Beef-Pork-Veal-Lamb Land, etc. ond Chance Thrift Shop, free gifts given away every on roofing, siding, Albee hour. prizes. Sampling LOST - dresser drawer on Cass City, in plaza. Open c- 1 Door For Sale ~ Beet and Pork, To Give Away 1 Call insulation, aluminum doors Monday thru Friday, 10 to food products. M-81 towards Caro. Call whole or halt. Wrapped iri the , and windows and aluminum Home Center 872-37 17. 5-11-4-1 ud or Russ Schneeberger 4:30. 5-11-4-4 Low Ella Palmer new clear shrink film FREE KITTENS - Phone 872-2696 or Fiber Glass awnings. 6094 E. Cass City Rd. 665-2430. Good mousers. Phone 872-2270 2905 N. Crawford Rd. 3-416-tf 5- 10-28-3 Cass City Erla’s Packing Co. 7-11-4-3 Thumb Pawn [ Services 1 Cass City, Michigan HOUSE FOR newly Elkton Roofing 5-11-4-1 SALE - Now in Caro CARPET - UPHOLSTERY Dick Erla remodeled inside and out, 2 FREE - Barn cats, great & Siding Coo 4TH ANNUAL Kountry cleaning wall washing, Phone 8i2-2191 bedrooms. full basement, Instant Cash Loans on any - mousers. One male, two article of value. Kitchen bazaar and lunch at FREE HOME water analy- Residential and commer- 8-11-24 low utilities and taxes, in Trinity United Methodist sis - Water King water soft- female. Will deliver. Call Phone 269-7469 We buy, sell, trade and cial. Guaranteed. Expect .- . 872-4670. 7- 10-21-3 Cass City, 1ar.d contract. s-7-21-tf- - _- Church, Nov. 6, starting ener on sale at Fuelgas, 4 Call 872-2702. 3-10-21-3 pawn almost anything spot removal. Thanksgiving ELMER H. FRANCIS, li- Looking for TVs, shotguns 1O:OO a.m. 5-10-28-2 east of Cass City on M-53. special. Call 517-673-5041. Phone 872-2161. 5-5-1-tf censed builder. New homes Farm and rifles, tools, 35 mrn Long’s Cleaning Service. or remodeling. Roofing, sid- J JJJ J J J J J J J JJ J JJ J JJ JJJ J JJJJJJ JJ J JJJ, cameras, jewelry and 8-1 1 -4-2 4TH ANNUAL ing, barns, pole buildings. (Equipment antiquesa Vargo Service REAL ESTATE ‘J I New Construction Phone 872-2921. 8-11-7-tf 3 SOUTHEAST OF CASS CITY J Located at 815 S. Hooper, MISTLETOE MART FOR SALE - John Deere ENGINE REPAIR Remodd in g 4 bedroom two story home on approximately 2 acres J just off M-81, behind Bay SMALL Additions tractor, Model A, for parts. Gas Station, Caro. SMALL TRACTOR Bazaar & Well Phone 665-2245. 9-10-21-3 J with a newer garage 36’ x 24’ aluminum siding, par- J REPAIR Garages J tially remodeled inside. Only $22,500 on easy terms. J Phone 673-5997 Bake Sale Roofing, Siding Drilling New-CY J 5-11-4-2 Fri., Nov. 5,10a.m.bp.m. Pole Buildings cribs.FOR RENT Also for - 3 sale covered - 12 doorcorn J’ Well drilling and repair, #J Sat., Nov. 6,10a.m.-3 p.m. FREE ESTIMATES 3’ FARM GROUND FOR RENT - Appliance 4 to 5-inch wells round hog feeder, holds 2 dollies. Call 872-3917. Phone6254Main 872-5121 J’ Approximately 77 acres in Elmwood Township. Tiled, SJ 1 CASS CITY CULTURAL tons. Call 872-2512. 5-10-21-8 8-5 Monday-Friday Leiterman Builders 9-9-23-t f J except for 7 acres of woods approximately. No build- ,J CENTER Cass City John Zaleski ings and easy land contract terms. =-A ,J, J Evenings by appointment Main St. Phone 872-3721 Phone Elkton 375-4233 J .’ 139 Dec. 2 5-11-4-tf Sponsored by Owendale Call after p.m. ?* 5 or 375-2547 Livestock PRESENT ALL OFFERS J I RLDS Women Licensed and Insured [ 1 Maadcnvbrmk Christmas * On this two story aluminum sided home on approxi- 3 Hall DEAR AUNT SHEREE ~ 5- 10-28-2 8-4-15-tf 5550 Kilmanagh Road FOR SALE - geese; Mus- hately 4.5 acres with woods. Has a new basement Walk, plus -shopping at Congrats on nu apartment - Owendale, Mich. 48754 under it. Has an attached 2% lots J covy and Peking ducks, live car garage, of room Lakeside Mall and buffet looking forward to seeing it KINGSTON United Method- 8-10-28-4 or dressed. Call 872-3552. J plus a white stone fireplace, in the Cass City School J dinner. in July. Lots of love from ist Church annual bazaar, AUCTIONEERING - see J district. iwcy 3 Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top 10-11-4-3 LAFB, ME. Boo Boo. Saturday, Nov. 6, starts at 9 INTERIOR AND Exterior J Dec. 12 5-11-4-1 a.m., donuts, coffee, lunch dollar for your property. J Phone 872-3019, Cass8-10-3-tf City. painting : Install windows, FOR SALE - Textan West- STARTER HOME J available. Assorted handi- ,drywall, panelling, ceiling ern saddle, excellent condi- Located near Gagetown, only $ZZ,W. Has 3 bedrooms, J Meadowbrook Theatre “A crafts. 5-11-4-1 - tile, etc. Theron Esckilsen, tion, for showing or pleasure 3 a basement, on a nice lot, natural gas heat. 230-W J Christmas Carol,” noon Bingo 4314 Maple St,, Cass City. riding. Phone 872-4446. buffet plus shopping at Chuck Gage Phone 872-2302. 8-12-24-tf 10-11-4-3 J McLeodReulty, Inc. bkeside Mall. Every Sunday Pine Cone Shop Welding Shop r 630 N. State, Caro, Phone 673-6106 J Evc1.j t,Od> M t.lconlt~ Hell-arc welding Auctioneer J For complete details on Now Open [Help Wanted) I 8498 State Rd., Millington, Phone 871-4567 J above tours contact Specializing in aluminum, Iloors open 6:OO p.m. E XYEK I EN C‘E I) J Handcrafted gifts, dried and stainless steel, blacksmith- GIVE YOURSELF a Christ- PARROTT’S TOURS Bingo at 6:30 p.m. ing, tabricatlng and radi- J silk flower arrangements, Complete Auctioneering mas bonus. Sell Avon. Earn J P.O. Box 267, Deckerville, ator repair. good money, set your own EQUAL HOUSING B St. Pancratius cone wrea.ths, grapevine Service Handled Anywhere. Michigan 48427 REALTOR 3 wreaths, pillows. Also portable welding We Make All Arrangements. hours. Call 872-2525 or write OPPORTU NlTY 313-376-9245 Virginia Seroka, 2841 N. Van Church I- All types of welding Our Experience Is Your ,omrnercial Residential-Farm 3 5-11-4-2 5-7-54 Dyke, Decker, Mi. 48426. JJJJJJJJJIJ Monday-Friday, 9-5 jtW E, Decker\ ilk ltd. Assurance. JJJJJJJJJIJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ Saturday, 9-12 1)c.t urd, Xlic higan 11-11-4-1 Phone 872-2155 Phone 872-2552 Ira, David & 6240 W. Main St 8-5-15-tf ADMINISTRATIVE Assist- For Sale By EA. CALKA REAL ESTATE 5-9-9-tf MartinPhone Osentoski ant : Candidates should have - -- a post high school business INVEST IN LAND 14TH ANNUAL Kountry CHAIN SAWS sharpened, Cass City 872-2352 Collect precision ground by ma- certificate or associate de- Kitchen bazaar and lunch at gree and two years’ of SPECIAL! !! ! SPECIAL! !! ! 1.7 ACRES: Situated on highway - near Cass City - 1*h story Trinity United Methodist chine. Fast service. A1 CUSTOM COMBINING On Schwegler Road BRICK HOME with3 bedrooms; Avery, 4279 Seeger, Cass - general office experience. ---- frame home with aluminum siding; wall to wall carpet- Church, Nov. 6, starting S. Corn and soybeans, $20 per Position requires excellent all new bathroom; all modern kitchen - over $13,000.00 ing; Oak cabinets in kitchen; raised hearth for wood-burn- 10:00a.m. 5-10-28-2 City. 8-10-7-10 acre. Call 658-2264 or 658- spent on remodeling - nice setting - garage and many other bookkeeping, typing and of- ing stove; new natural gas furnace; basement - 30x45’ - 8465. 8-10-21-3 fice skills. Detailed resume .* features! ! ! Your inspection invited! ! ! ! CALL RIGHT NOW building for horses, etc. Many other features! ! ! ! Offered to FOR AN APPOINTMENT --- Offered to you for C&C Terrasi & Son including references should . $38,500.00. you for $39,500.00. be submitted by Nov. 12, . k:’. Shoppe Electrical Co. Denny’s 5 Acres - Perked - Building Site - west of Cass City $9500. - 1982, to Executive Director, ; - RANCH TYPE HOME with 3 bedrooms; wall to wall New installations and Chimney Sweep Thumb Area Consortium, Terms. , carpeting; 2 bathrooms; large family room with wet bar; LClasses available repairs 6240-West Main Street, Cass Electrical heating and Service NO MOBILE HOMES plus 24x24’ garage; blacktop drive- plus many other features; garage attached; 99x132’ Lot City, Michigan 48726. No - way - LOT 82x165’ - n& some work - village water & nicely landscaped; priced to sell at $55,000.00. 2841 Van Dyke,Decker, MI cooling service Have your chimney and callers please. An Equal Homes - Farms - Business fireplace properly cleaned septic tank; Bank wants immediate sale!!!! All this for Phone 872-2525 Opportunity Employer.11-10-28-2 , $11,000.00. ’ 11h ACRES: Near Cass City - 2 story BRICK HOME & part Licensed Electrical and inspected from fire aluminum siding; very neat in and out - 4 bedrooms; den; Candy and Cake Decorating Contractor hazard. JUST LISTED! ! ! Hills 6 Dales Subdivision ---- 1680 square wall to wall carpeting; family size kitchen; home is well Supplies, Molds and Fillings. CALL AxYwhiE feet plus 900 square feet finished basement; 4 bedrooms; insulated; 2 car garage attached - utility building; many 658-229 1 Don’t wait [Work Wanted) 2 FIREPLACES - 1-4 piece bathroom plus 2-1/2 bathrooms; other features -- priced to sell at $47,500.00. Open 9 till 6 Cass City Road, Snover Call 872-3007 large two car garage; extra large lot - plus many features - 5- 12-30-tf LICENSED ELECTRICIAN 8-1-18-tf 8-11-4-2 Residential upgrading and Leaving State. Your inspection invited! ! ! ! TERMS. Antique Sales & Refinishing! !! - repair work. Reasonable IN CASS CITY: Ranch type home with ,3 bedrooms; all 1IXlx218’ near Cass City - blacktop road - painted an antique SLOT MACHINES - buy, FAGAN’S THUMB Carpet RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi- rates. Call day or evening, service, repair, restore. Call dential and Commercial MODERN KITCHEN with appliances less than 1 year old - blue - about 1700 square feet - easy to heat; all remodeled - 2 Cleaning - Dry foam or Ray Davis (517) 872-4741. dls and attic insulated; new natural gas furnace; NEW bathrooms; 3 bedrooms; furnace; PLUS SWIMMING William Daugharty, 1-517- steam. Also upholstery aqd Rubbish Removal. Contain- 12-11-4-tf 4x22’ FAMILY ROOM ; garage, $49,500.00 terms. POOL - PLUS L-shaped garage and workshop; number of 753-7037. 5-10-28-5 wall cleaning. Free Esti- er service available. Call fruit trees; strawberry patch; garden; wiring; all new mates. Call toll free 1-800- 683-2233. We empty barrels WANTED - child care in my 3 ACRES near Cass City: Very neat 4 bedroom home - base- new in the alley. plumbing; new carpeting; many other features --- owners Annual 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We 8-2-12-tf home, 4 miles west of Cass ment; practically new furnace; barn; garage; tractor welcome BankAmericard moving north --- all this for $45,000. Land contract! ! ! - City, Phone 665-2679. garage --- all this for $36,500.00. Feather Party Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf Custom Butchering 12-10-28-3 BAY CITY-FORESTVILLE RD. --- 3 bedroom 1% story IN CASS CITY: Near downtown Cass City - very neat 3 bed- 7 BEEF & PORK home; Janitrol gas furnace; part basement; 1 ACRE - room home with furnace and wood-burning stove; attic Sunday, Nov. TVAll Repair makes (Hogs are scalded - not EXPERIENCED WOMAN garage; drilled well 160’ deep with own water system; all insulated; new aluminum siding on home; home, is wet- 7:00 p.m. skinned 1 wishes one or two pre- this for $17,500. terms. plastered; front porch enclosed - glassed in - ideal office for Check our prices on schoolers to care for, refer- Antenna and Towers (free insurance, real eastate, etc. 2 car garage - many other Bingo - Turkeys half or whole ences on request.12- 10-21 Call-3 ’4RO: Near Kroger Store - 7 room home with 2 bedrooms features ----- $45,000.00. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED! ! ! Cash Prizes estimates). Appliance Repair. Meat Wholesale and Retail 872-4670. - _. QOwn and 2 up - natural gas furnace; utility building; Very Good Buy! !! ! Gainor’s Meat $23,900.00terms. CAS CITY: Ale St. very 7 room home natural 3 13-672-9440 WOULD LIKE to care for an IN - neat - ST. MICHAEL’S, elderly gentleman or elderly gas furnace less than 7 years old - basement; 21h BATH- WILMOT Call Any Time Packing LOOKING FOR AN INVESTMENT???? Main St., Cass 1 mile north, 1 mile west of lady in my home. Call 517- ROOMS; aluminum siding; garage; nicely landscaped - Bevens & Kingston Rds. AL’S TV SALES City - over 3200 square feet - with 3 apartments above - very 5-10-28-2 Bad Axe. 658-8452. 12-10-28-3 desirable for department store, etc. Large basement; can be yours for $45,000.00 - Call for an appointment right & SERVICE now! ! ! ! Phone (517)-269-8161 excellent parking -- easy terms, Possession on short notice. CIDER MILL - open now for 1453 Main St. 269-9375 WANTED - house cleaning 65 ACRES: Near Cass City - Nice set of buildings - produc- making cider until Nov. 10, Snover, Mich. Dave Reed - 872-2827 job in Cass City. Call 872- In Cass City - Brick building 20x60’ with wall to wall tive soil; Home is unique - many features - has to be seen to by appointment only. Call Al and Bryan Pudelko 8-430-tf 2795. 12-10-21-3 carpeting, office, basement, natural gas furnace; plus 2 be appreciated! ! ! ! 55 acres tillable; live stream thru prop- 313-672-9332. Johnson’s Cider . 8-6-3-tf apartments above - ideal for many uses. Easy Terms, erty, will sell buildings and 5 Acres or just 60 ACRES WITH SHARP ALL $HOP - Mill, 1/2 mile west of Snover, PIANO TUNING and re- ED’S f Card of Thanks Immediate Possession. For rent, lease or sale. NO BUILDINGS. Call us and we will make an appointment Mi, 5-10-21-3 Hand saws, circular saws, for you to discuss this further. pairing on all makes of chain saws, lawn mower DOKING FOR A JOB??? We have several good pianos. 20 years’ experience. MY SINCERE THANKS to “HUNTING SPECIALS” blades, chisels, hoes, axes, all the wonderful people who wusinesses for sale - HARDWARE STORE; CAR WASH; 17.7 ACRES: mostly wooded - adjoins state land - excellent Member of the Piano tech- scissors, drill bits, clippers, SUPERETTE; PARTY STORE; etc. Call office for more hunting, etc. on blacktop road taxes $143.66 Make an nicians Guild. Duane Johns- sent me cards, plants and - ---- us Darton & Browning knives, shears. Also small floral arrangements. Over details. offer. ton, Bad Axe, Mich. 48413. engine repair. 4124 S. Elkton Compound Bows Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1-t f 150 cards received. May 8% Interest 8% Interest up to 30% Off Road, Gagetown. Phone each one of you sometime ru) ACRES -- On M-81- hunting - near Cass City, some - 872-2809. 8-10-7-12 EXECUTIVE IN COUNTRY: Close in to Cass experience the same great HOME THE wooded --- $5,OO0.00 down. Camouflage Clothing ’ ARMSTEAD - City - 2 ACRES (more land available). QUADLEVEL home and small game vests feeling of love and gratitude. 19 Near Deckerville Rd. all wooded Birch, ALUMINUM Ken Martin A. Marie Bigelow. 13-11-4-1 6 years old - 4 bedrooms ; 3% BATHROOMS ; BRICK FIRE- ACRES: - - 25% Off -- PLACE plus woodburning stove; Formal Dining Room - Popple, Cotton Wood - lots of state land nearby - $16,000.00 - FREE ESTIMATES Electric, Inc. LARGE REDWOOD DECK - 2 car garage attached; Many $5,000. down -seller will finance on a land contract. Albee Ahuninum and vinyl siding, Residential and Commercial MY SINCERE AND heart- built-ins in kitchen; SWIMMING POOL; PATIO - POND - roofing, eave troughs, re- Wiring felt thanks to Dr. Jeung, the our inspection invited!!! Sellers will finance - on land FOR THESE and OTHER listings on FARMS and VACANT Home Center placement windows, storm nursing staff and all other 6094 E. Cass City Rd. windows and dwrs. contract. See it today! ! ! Interest only 8% 8% LAND see, call or write to: State Licensed persons who had anything to Phone 872-2270 Only 1st quality material do with my care during my 5-11-3- 1 used. E’ree Estimates recent stay at Hills and See, Call or Write to: Workmanship guaranteed Dales Hospital. You are B.A. Calka, Realtor B.A. Calka Real Estate Puzzled? in writing. Phone 872-4114 truly professional and car- Licensed contractor. Hurds Corner Road ing people. Also man‘y 6306 W. Main St., Cass City Give a gift subscription to 4180 Phone 872-3355 Call evenings 872-3320 8-10% thanks to my relatives and The Cass City Chronicle or 872-3863 friends for the many cards, 8-7 -8-t f plants and visits, To Rev. LISTINGS WANTED ON ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE FLEENOR APPLIANCE Rodgers for his comforting WE SELL FARMS AND HOMES AT 6% words. A special thanks to my wife, my sons and @ IN TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES daughters-in-law, you are An Equal Serving the Thumb Area for over 29 years very special people. Wayne Opportunity Lender ‘)EALTO R* Mellendorf. 13-11-4-1 We buy Land Contracts PAGE EIGHTEEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Halloween quiet in Cass City As Halloweens go, this one prints found around the in Cass City was a quiet one, dumpster matched the shoes according to Police Chief one of the four was wearing. “INFLATION RATE3.5- When the Mexican peso Gene Wilson. The suspect said he had percent for YEAR,” blared dropped recently from being Two arson-caused fires dumped trash in the dumps- the headline on Page 1 of a worth 4 cents, to about 2112 were reported, but both ter, earlier in the evening. Florida metro daily. cents, a lot of greedy invest- occurred prior to last Thurs- It was eyecatching. When ors from the north of the day, both minor. The fire was quickly ex- you read the story you found border got nipped. A warrant may be sought tinguished by firemen, with out this was the annualized They had been seduced by from the prosecutor’s office no apparent damage to the rate of a .3 percent climb in the fat interest rates paid by against one young man dumpster. consumer prices in January. Mexican banks, which were charging him with starting The second fire was re- Why on earth do these some 22 percent higher than one of the fires, according to ported at 6:55 p.m. Thurs- figures have to be annual- the rates offered when paid the chief. day at the Jim Hobbs resi- ized? in US. dollars. The fire was in a trash dence on Seeger Street, If you get a foot of snow in So if you had $lO,OOO down dumpster behind the Quaker south of Garfield. January, do you report there with interest paid in Maid store on Main Street A pile of leaves was set “Snow rate 12 feet for the on pesos, you might have got- and was reported at 12:50 fire by unknown persons. year ? ” ten say 35 percent instead of a.m. last Thursday to the The leaves were close to the If gasoline prices dropped 13 percent, or a tidy $3,500 a Elkland Township Fire De- cents in a week, do you house, so the fire depart- 2 year in interest. The catch partment. ment was called to exting- trumpet GAS DROPS $1.04 turns out to be that your for Officer Bob Moore stopped uish the blaze before it 1982”? $lO,OOO deposit is now deval- four youths close to the store spread. In this frantic search for ued to $6,250. for questioning concerning big stories, fueled by the fact You’ve had a minus return starting of the railroad Halloween night Saturday that the newspaper has to of 2% percent for the year, if crossing flasher lights on and the night before, Wilson appear every day, the read- said, there were the usual you were lucky enough to Main Street and placing er comes out second best. have collected the 35 percent instances of shaving cream, There’s no reason to an- several tires on the street. thrown eggs and toilet for 12‘ months. While he was questioning nualize any of these figures. Of course we all know that paper, and soaping of win- What we’re all interested in, them, the fire was discov- it was not only high interest ered. dows. is ‘how much inflation has that attracted money to drop ed for the last 12 Mexico. It was the chance to None of the youths ad- There was one damage in- monks. evade payment of income mitted starting the fire, cident reported. Kevin M. We all know that seasonal tax, hoping the IRS would Wilson said, however, foot- Frank,20, of 3875 Cedar Run factors and other unusual not get wind of the shenani- Road, told officers he was things push figures up and gan e southbound on Seeger Street down as the months go by. Inasmuch as your income Vandals at Garfield at 11:45 p.m. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL -- Among chil- By putting all 12 months tax return has a question Friday when someone threw dren attending the Halloween carnival last together the result is about foreign investments, * an object at his windshield, smoothed out. you’re guilty of perjury by damage which shattered it. Thursday at Campbell Elementary School Any such figures should be not reporting such income. were Danette Ziehm, 5, throwing a table reported on the last 12 It does seem simpler to store door Six officers were on patrol tennis ball in a game, and Justin McNaughton, months, and then compared stay within the law and miss Friday and Saturday nights 11, successfully bobbing for an apple. Spon- with a similar period of the paying income tax by buying and issued numerous tickets Damage estimated at $200 for such charges as minor in sored by the Cass City branch of the American 12 months before that. Then municipal bonds. Association of University Women, the annual we’d know if things were I bought some general was done to two doors of a possession of alcoholic bev- getting worse or better. storage building owned by erages, open intoxicants in event raised about $350. Most of the proceeds obligations the other day of a Schneeberger’sstore. prosperous rural county in motor vehicles, defective will be used for its Reading is Fundamental At the Financial Analysts Clarence. (Bud) Schnee- vehicle equipment and ex- Seminar held each summer, Michigan, insured by AM- program and sponsorship of the appearance of BAC and getting AAA rating berger told Cass City police cessive noise (squealing we joked about the first Wednesdav. Oct. 27. that the the Youtheatre for children next spring. from Standard & Poor. tires. 1 figures on the economy that damage had been done I 1 came out of Washington. The yield was 13.5 percent. during the previous week. “First you get the ‘pre- For those in a 50 percent I Unemployment drops I liminary, uncorrected’ fig- bracket, that’s the same as ---Strwt---. ures,” commented the 27 percent of taxable in- Arthur Remsing of 4129 N. speaker. “A week or so come. Bonds are due in 2004. Cemetery Road, Cass City, she fraudulently obtained. dited to Sanilac County in later, you get the ‘seasonally In 5.3 years, I’ll double my The Duncans fled from July and remained in jail reported to sheriff’s depu- one charge of embezzlement adjusted’ ones and at last money at 13.5 percent. ties Friday afternoon that a prosecution in May, 1980, until his bond was set Fri- you’ll get the ‘corrected, Except for Canada, I’ve of chattel mortgage fraud and eventually went to Ja- day. Personal recognizance The s6te;ide unemploy- All the figures are what red Schwinn boy’s bicycle and two charges of welfare ment rate in September was is referred to as season- revised, adjusted ’ numbers. never gone outside the US. with 24-inch wheel and maica. Mrs. Duncan volun- bond does not require post- “Eventually the actual fig- to invest. There are an fraud will be dismissed. tarily returned from there ing of cash in advance. 14.5 percent, the same as in ally unadjusted. The widely coaster brake was aaken As a part of the bargain, August, In September, publicized national unem- ures will surface. Know infinite number of ways to from in front of his resi- and was arraigned in Sani- The Duncans never com- 1981, what? The original ‘prelimi- lose money right here at she agreed to pay about lac County District Court pleted payment of the speed- 10.7 percent of Michigan- ployment rate of 10.1 dence that morning. $2,400 restitution owed to the out percent in September was nary uncorrected’ will be home, so why not deplete The bike was valued at Oct. 18. way, which went back to its ians were of work. your capital right bere in the Department of Social Serv- Her husband was arrested original owner and is now Nationally, 9.7 percent of the seasonally adjusted closer than any of the revi- $50. sions,” good old U.S.A.? ices for welfare payments in Florida in May and extra- for sale. Americans were out of work rate. Round Sirloin Steak Steak 4oz. Jar Nescaf e $199I b. $229I b. Shedd’s Spread V4’s Ib. Margarine Pound In Foil I Banquet - Man Pleasers All AI ka Seltzer 12’s 9gc D in ne rS Flavors 17-19 Oz. Porterhouse Pork Whole Softex Jeno’s - Meat Shrimp or Meat 99 Loins Facial Tissue 200ct. 59~ 18~‘nBag $1 Steak Whole or Rib Half Fryers f Egg Rolls Dry Trend Detergent 420z.00~ Ty-D-601 $149Ib. 49!. Toi Iet c Iea ner12 Ot. ,,,89 Hefty Lawn Bags Size10 602. BOX f Stuffing Chicken WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & NEWSPAPER COUPONS AD GOOD THRU NOVEMBER 9, 1982 6614 MainSt. 2OC OFF LABEL JACK RABBIT WHITE OR WHEATIES 39 12 02. POPC4 LUNCHEON MEAT CAN BAG GOLDEN GRAIN MACARONI & CHEESE 4LBD h- h- 7 ’3 BETTY CROCKER ASSORTED SPECIALTY SUNSHINE - ClNNAMl DINNERS GRAHAM C 16 02. 50zmPKG. 77e 3LE. 89’ PKG. w: ETTY CROCKE FAMILY SIZE BROWNIE JUI GRAPEFRUIT MIX 6 PACK U * BETTY CROCKER READY TO SPREAD ASSORTED -m Freshlil; *CUTGREEN BEANS *I * SWEET PEAS * CRlN * CUT SPINACH * CRI * SMALL WHOLE BEETS * VI 12-14 02. CAN * WHOLE KERNEL CORN * CREAM STYLE CORN * PEAS & CARROTS “YOUR 1244 02. C HOlCE” CAN $187 8 OZ. BTL. REGULAR OR EXTRA DRY TOWELS L* L* REGULAR OR UNSCENTED SECRET ROLL-ON ANTb 391 ’/2 02. ,PERSPIRANT $1CTN. RICH’S FROZEN PETER PAN = SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER BREAD DOUGH / 18JAR 02. $139 LOAVES 5ILBR$1 39 RICH’S - FROZEN COLE’S FROZEN N OR HONEY ‘j DIXIE WHIP GARLIC BREAD E O9 8ozmCTN. 49” I6OZmLOAF 99’ NEE’ LADY KAY OR CARNIVAL *$I09 ‘‘MIX OR MATCH” 2 - 8 02. TUBS OR --I1 - 16 OZ. TUB A -- . / CHEF BOY AR DEE BEEF OR MINI GULAR OR DIE RENCH GREEN BEANS LE SLICED CARROTS ~KLESLICED BEETS G ALL MIXED VEGETABLES CHEF BOY AR DEE - QUICK ’N EASY “YOUR c CHOICE” CHEF BOY AR DEE PIZZA SAUCE WITH CHEESE C8 c I SCHAFER’S SOFT ’N GOOD SUGARY SAM - CUT 24 02. LOAF 79= -9c58/ I LIBBY PUMPKIN LA CHOY VEGETABLE BI PACK LA CHOY CHOW MEIN4::irn$l 69 BEAN SPROUTS LA CHOY CHOW MEIN LA CHOY CHOP SUEY NOODLES 50z.CAN 55‘ VETEGABLES *LF-99‘ . . . PEPS1 SPECIAL HALF-LITERPLUS DEPOSIT 8-PACK OR SAVE SO$ When you buy any TWO half-liter &packs of Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi Light or Mountain Dew with coupon below. HALF-LITER 8-PACK PLUS DEPOSIT WITH COUPON SAVE 80C U.S. NO. 1 COOKING c ERLA'S HOMEMADE S-LB. BAG 'L ONIONS x. 59 BRAUNSCHWEIGER FLORIDA c ORANGES $ 149 5 LB. BAG APPLES LB. MICHIGAN NO. 1 SUSMOMFR $ 59 SAUSAGE I LB. CASS CITY IGA FOODLINER - EVENT STARTS TODAY & RUNS Cass City IGA Foodliner has sincerely attemp ted to anticipate your demands for this event and has ordered what we feel to be sufficient auantities. However. the aualltv d the Items THROUGH NOVEMBER 13,1982. plus the low prlce make It impossible to guarantee that ~llewill be able to fulfill all requests. WE SUGGEST YOU SHOP EARLY1 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! Home Buys TIiat Come In Handy A. Bath And Shower Caddy B. All Purpose Stacking Bins C. Bowl Brush & Holder Sets D. 2% Qt. Indoor Watering Can E. 7 Qt. Vanity Wastebasket F. 5 Compartment Cutlery Tray G. 5 Qt. Colander H. Pkg. Of 2 Ice Cube Trays $1Ea. Pkg. Of 3 What Every Kitchen Needs Soft White Light Bulbs A 3 In. x 9 In. C. 13 ot. Tumblers Deluxe Metal Notepads D. 11 ot. Julce Tumblers 40,60, 75 or 100 watt. B. Wkker-Look E. 28 02. Bowls Photo Frames Brass bases. 2,000 hours. Paper Plate Holders F. 3% In. krewln Ha for Assorted sizes. $1Ea. Aroun'*cd-The-HouseholdHelpers Handy Kitchen Aids See-Thru Plastic A Deluxe Handi Caddi Carry-All Containers B. 14 Qt. Handled Dishpan A 5 Pc. Gourmet Wood Utensil Set a5 02. . . . 2 for $1 011 02... . . Ea. $1 C. 1 Bushel Round Laundry Basket B. 4 Pc. Nylon Utensil Set a22 02...... 2 for $3 D. 12 Qt. Deluxe Pail $2Ea. C. 4 Pc. Rubber Scmper Set $1set Corrugated Woodgrain Organizers Chest (37 In. X 45% In. Pkg. Of IO, X 6% In.) 20 Gallon 24 Piece Trash Bags (30 In. X 16% In. X Ea. Felt Pen Set $2 4 Inch Wooden Salt Flour And & Pepper Sugar Shaker Set Shaker Stapler Gun $1 with Staple, *vm Stainless Steel $1 7% Inch Decorated $1 Acrylic-Shaft $f 4-In-I Can & Sink Strainers ~cl. Ceramic Bowls W. Baster Bottle Opener Adhesive Hook Set - pkg. Of 2 Set Of 3 Long-Handled Nite Lite 2 $1Fk%g55 2 $1 Bulbs PUS. Straws PkW. sets 3 Spatu las Chrome- - - Plated 9 Quart wirewhisk for sets (15% In. x 12% in.) for Wastebaskets for HandiTub for'$3 Mini Metal 1 Gallon 5 Pc. Serving 2 $1Wicker-LookSmall 2 $1ReMgerotor 2 $3 Kitchen 2 $3i;Edpped 2 $3 Trays for Tongs for Planters for Jug for Utensil Set ServingTongs for Q Stickan 5 Quart Long-Handled Xa6 2 $1Ball Point 2 $1Monkeypod 2 $1Bucket Of QUWZWS PkgSa Pens for Bowls for Sponges for'$3 SpongesBath for $3 ClawHammer for .. . Feather Dusters Nith 8 Inch Handles 3 Pair Slack Rack $1 $1Ea. Pkg. Of 12 Felt Tipped \.- \.- // Clothes Line 1\11Kit Clip Board And Memo Rate Not included L 3 Piece Paint Brush Set 10 Piece Pen c iI-Type Assorted Raw Hide Tool Chest $1Tire Gauge $1 $1 Pet Chews Mood-Finish {at & Coat Rack Covered Bowl Set Food Keeper Set 4 Tier 4 Inch Metal )Wing Away Trivets With ilack Rack Tile Inserts $2 .SUR: 24 In. x 40 In. ~a. Shoe Holder ssorted Metal Single Tier :andle Holders $2 Ceramic $2 17Piece Hanging wire 1. To 4 In. Ores) EO. Keepsake Boxes ~a. Tool Set $2 Storage Shelf $3I%Insulated Quart Pitchers $3h. WoodenBookRack $3 0 Piece Automatic Deluxe Ratchet I 4 crewdriver Set $3 n WrenchToolSet m $2 Telephone Index Vanity- Mirror $3 u CASS CITY IGA FOODLINER EVENT STARTS TODAY & RUNS Cas City iGA Foodiiner has sincerely attemp ted to anticipate your demands for this event and has ordered what we feel to be sufficient THROUGH NOVEMBER (13,1982. quantities. However, the quality of the items plus the low price make it impossible to guarantee that w will be able to fulfill all requests. WE SUGGEST YOU SHOP EARLY1 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! k 7lnch D. I Quart k Woven Palm C. Assorted Woven Handled Strainer Funnel Bread Baskets Planters B. 1 Pint B. Assorted Bamboo (6 Inch x 4 Inch) Measuring Cup Placemats D. Woven Straw Trivets C. Drawer Organizers F. 2 Piece (117/s In. x 3 In. x 2 In.) soap Dishes for E. Assorted Mini Baskets for $ , % Liter,...... $1 *I% Liter , , . . $1.50 mat, 4-hook utility rack, bath & a1 Liter. , . . . . $1.25 a2 Liter . . ,. . . $1.75 shower caddy, bag holder and Ornate Metal a3 Liter...... $2 many more! -1m. Photo Frames