TWENTY PAGES PLUS SUPPLEMENT CASS ,CITYCASCITY, MICHIGAN -THURS ID AY, APRIL 1,1982 VOLUME 75, NUMBER 50 I 7 Rebates total $1 3,961 Council oks credits for overcharges bill U

3 Some village residents violation thereof . . .” for general operations and it is not desirable to change will receive a rebate on their The new ordinance, which 2.5 mills for the treatment from year to year as it takes water and sewer bills, it was takes effect in’ 20 days, plant construction. more than one year for announced at the Cass City replaces the ordinance that However, the village auditors to become familiar Village Council meeting governed operation of the hasn’t received its final with the village’s or any pesday evening. old treatment plant. Parts of state equalization valuation financial operation. Last November, the coun- the two ordinances are the from the county Equaliza- Village crews since Dec. cil approved an increase in same.] tion Department and a pub- 21 placed 100 tons of salt on the sewage treatment rate, lic hearidg will have to be streets, which is about aver- which officially took effect REZONING held in conjunction with the age compared to other Jan. 1. However, persons new state “truth in taxa- towns, village Supt. Lou who were billed for Novem- The council approved re- tion” law, so millage rates LaPonsie reported. Since ber through January and zoning of the south half of will be set later. Jan. 1, 14 tons of cold patch December through Febru- the block bordered by Main, With Lansing likely to asphalt have been used for ary were billed at the higher Oak, Pine and Seeger reduce state shared revenue patching streets. rate for all three months. Streets from OS-1, office- to the village, Althaver ex- With Michael Weaver tak- BATTLE THE BOOKS Monday at Rawson Memorial Library with 27 teams and (Water rates remained the service, to B-1, community pressed doubt the council ing his seat for the first time OF began same. 1 business. will be able to reduce the on the council, Althaver about 175 youngsters in grades 3-6 competing. In tMs round were the Blue Bookers at left (clock- I Some of those affected The property is owned by millage rate to offset higher made his 1982 appintmenh. wise, starting witheJennifer Rutkoski (back to camera), Gina Nicholas, Tracey Patera and complained. As a result, it Pinney State Bank and the valuations. Jim Ware is the new presi- Angie Hennessey, (out of camera range), Missy Zhnecker, Kelley Champagne. The Blue Jays was decided at the February rezoning will allow the bank The pertified public ac- dent pro tern, replacing Dr. at right, are, from left, Traci Haas, Pat Bouck, Charlene Mellendorf, Jackie Younglove, meeting to reexamine what to use it for erection of their counting firm of Yeo and Please turn to page 20. 19. was done, drive-in facility. Laura Edwards. The championship round will be April Ye0- - - has-.__ - r-oerformed ------the--- vil- It took a lot of work by the The village Planning Com- lage’s annual audit for the village office staff to figure mission conducted a public past several years. A local how much each home- hearing March 16 on the cp~foranother accounting Owner’s 6r building owner’s requested rezoning. NO one firm has asked the council to rebate in the form of a credit objected and the commis- consider putting the annual Marlette, Brown City actively would be. SiOn recommended that the audit up for bids, which isn’t ’council members were COUnCil approve the reZOn- required by state law. That then polled by phone and ing. was discussed and will be they agreed to give credits discussed more at the April to those who paid the high OTHER ITEMS 27 meeting. rates for November and Although putting the audit December. The COUnCil Usually Sets up for bids might Save campaigning for new industry Homeownerk who paid the millage rates in March, money, several persans at higher rate for two months, which are presently 14 mills the meeting.. commented that Y according to Village Clerk MARLETTE Joyce LaRoche, will receive Second of two parts Marlette lost hundreds of the result of expansion. homes and one with a new oil jobs over the years with the Some of the plants are refining process. an average credit of $21.81. Marlette is hoping to build The amount will be deducted By Mike Eliasohn decline of the mobile home auto related, so are a “bit The Growth Corp., accord- Albee break-in and related industries. If the depressed.” ing to the city manager, is its future on garbage and from their next water and Six industrial plants have steam. sewer bills, which will first phase of its proposed in-. Other items being made in planning to advertise in be opened in Brown City in the dustrial project becomes the new plants include elec- Detroit and Ontario news- To do it, the village council mailed at the end of April. past two years. Those who paid the higher reality, it will provide 67 trical components, indus- papers. It sees a lot of poten- last November hired Bob’ - A plant may be built in Keller as economic develop- rate for December will re- , jobs. trial and farm tools, precis- tial in attracting Canadian nets $8,000 Marlette that burns garbage ion tools and some plastic firms because of the favor- ment coordinator. He is a ceive a credit averaging to generate steam, which recent Michigan State $12.62, to applied against BROWN CITY items. - able exchange rate and be-. Uni- be can be used by other manu- Two other firms may cause Brown City is close to versity graduate with a de- the bills they receive in May. facturing plants, starting It takes lots of effort’toget gree in community develop- The credits will total come to Brown City, accord- Canada. It’s only 40 milqs with one that makes alcohol. a little return, according to ing to the city manager, a from Sarnia and 207 miles to ment and planning. $13,961, according to Mrs. in stolen guns What are those towns do- City Manager Pierce. builder of prefabricated Toronto. Please turn to page 20. LaRoche. ing in a time when most The industries the com- ’ Tkat that had .is money Forty-five guns worth ap- we can tell, they got out the communities and most in- munity has attracted, he been included in the sewage proximately $8,O00 were same way they got in,” Wil- dustries are trying to get by explained, came as the re- treatment plant budget, vil- stolen frofn the Albee True son said. until hopefully the economy sult of the Brown City Indus- lage Resident Lambert Value Home Center appar- He believes there were at improves? trial Growth Corp. sending Althaver explained after the ently Tuesday. least two persons involved In simple terms, both out 6,500 brochures. An earl- meeting. Cass City police do not and maybe more. Whoever communities have active ier flyer was sent to 10,OOO Cave-infatal for,’ Because the new sewage have any suspects. was inside the building was campaigns underway to at- addresses. treatment plant will start Entry was gained by, not very large, as the hole in tract industry, hence jobs. The brochure lists such operation later than ex- knocking out four cement the wall was not very big. “We’re not sitting on our --- information as average pected, he continued, it is blocks on the west side of the Wilson said they were doing nothing,” said Mar- wages paid in the area (and hoped the $13,961 will be very selective in that only building toward the rear. lette Village President Ken- mentions “no , labor offset by savings in elec- The break-in was discov- higher priced guns were neth Babich. Edward Karnins ki unions”), tax rates, tax tricity and chemicals the ered about 8 a.m. when store taken. Lower priced ones Neither town is very large. incentives, transportation, new plant will use, since less personnel arrived to open were left behind. Brown City has a population, power and utilities and dis- Funeral services will be of the Kingston Fire Depart- thing in the world he will be needed than original- for business. Presumably they were according to the 1980 census, tance to major cities. held at 2 p.m. this Thursday ment helped in the rescue wouldn’t do for you . . . He ly budgeted for. It is thought the break-in taken to be sold. “They can of 1,142. Marlette has 1,744 Most were sent to cornpan- for Kingston community effort, sdmetimes using a was well, well liked. He wiH , If the savings isn’t enough, may have occurred after 2 fence the guns all over the residents. ies targeted by researching leader Edward T. Kaminski, backhoe. Making the at- be a great loss businesswise then the difference will have a.m., when the Charmont place,” the chief com- Both communities are try- industrial directories for 60, who was killed Monday tempt more difficult, Lane and as a resident.” 10 paid out of the general mented. If any ammunition be Lanes closed, although ing to make up for past Michigan and Canada * when the hole in which he said, was some of the ground Please turn to page 20. fund, which might mean a where the hole was made is was taken, it wasn’t enough losses. The Growth Corp. paid the was working collapsed and was still frozen, plus there reduction in other village on the opposite side of the to be noticeable. I Three or four years ago, cost. The non-profit organi- buried him. was mud and water flowing programs. building from the road lead- A list of the serjal num- Brown City City Manager zation raised its funds by He was the owner of Ed’s into the hole. Bulletin The new plant should be- ing to the bowling alley. bers and descriptions of the James Pierce said, two rec- selling $50, $75 and $100 Plumbing and Heating in Kaminski was buried 15 The Michigan Supreme gi,p treating sewage in the Taken, according to Police guns has been entered into reation vehicle manufactur- memberships. Kingston for more than 25 minutes to a half hour, Court has voted 4-3 to uphold last half of this month. Chief Gene Wilson, were 34 the state police computer. ers, Xplorer and Travco, If any firms express inter- years. according to the officer, and the 1976 transfer by the state With the new plant almost shotguns, seven rifles and Should any of the guns sur- employed a total of 250-300 est, they are given a more Kaminski of 5756 E. Sani- was dead when he was Board of Education of the mdy, the council approved four handguns, plus seven fa e and their serial nurn- persons. complete package, which lac Road, was installing a finally pulled out. He was Gosh property from the a pew ordinance “regulating sleeping bags. It is believed bels gre checked, it will be Now, Travco is no more includes information about connecting line from the taken by ambulance to Car0 Owendale-Gagetown School the use of public and private the guns were wrapped in known immediately they and Xplorer only employs vacant buildings available Frank Schobert home; 6277 Community Hospital, then to District to the ’ Cass City sewers and drains . . . dis- the sleeping bags. were stolen. 40. The six new industries and community assets. E. Sanilac Road, to the St. Mary’s Hospital in Sagi- School District. charge of waters and wastes It is also believed the Wilson is asking anyone attracted to Brown City of the four largest new sewer line, according to naw, where an autopsy was In its decision released into the public sewer sys- thieves piled the guns on who saw anything suspicious employ a total of about 135. firms (the two small ones Kingston police officer Rob- performed . Wednesday morning, the the determination of tem; ladders, which they then around the store after clos- “We’re still on the road to employ B total of about 20 ert Lane. The plumbing store owner court rejected Owen-Gage’s rates and charges, and pro- used to carry them to the ing time Monday to call the recovery,” Pierce com- persons), three moved into He was down about 61’2-7 was a Kingston village trus- argument that a public vote vuing penalties for the hole in the wall. “AS far as police department. mented. vacant buildings. The feet in the hole when it tee from 1956-66 and village was required to approve the fourth. which is Canadian. is collaDsed. burying him president from 1966-72. He transfer as more than 10 using a new building, con- undeiabout 11/12 feet of earth. was a Koylton Township percent of the district had structed for its needs. Fi- His helper, John Pohlod, trustee at the ‘time of his previously been transferred N ove s t a V 0tern kill pl aXI YZ arZZu2::; ~~~p.?%~b~~,%~bl?~~deitkorld War 11 veteran, to Itother also school reject4 districts. Owen-

~ Pierce said. and the firm is mill him out. called for help he waa a member of Kings- Gage’s arguments that the renting the ‘structure. ’A neighbor, ,the first to ton Veterans of Foreign state board had been “arbi- The other three “large” respond, helped get him out. Wars Post 5317. trary and capricious” in firms are based in the The Tuscola County Sher- “He wasa real active man approving the transfer. Detroit suburbs and “in iff’s Department received iq the community,” said The Supreme Court heard to kill lights in ‘Deford most cases,” Pierce said, the call at 2:52 p.m. Village President Arlo Rug- arguments in the case in their Brown City plants are Neighbors and members gles, ‘There wasn’t any- November, 1080. ktthere be light wasn’t Another township resident amomt budgeted for street general fund. Treasurer really the issue. It was who said he didn’t object to the lighting was okayed by the Everett Field, who pre- is going to pay for it. (township paying for a few electors. sented the budget, pointed . At issue at the Novesta lights on the main street in The budget vote was ad- out that $7,000 is still owed to Township annual meeting Deford, butfelt if the rest of visory - legally, the town- the Road Commission for Sturday afternoon was the persons living there ship board has the final paving two miles of Sever- whether the township, and want outdoor lights, they authority - so the ultimate ance Road between hmton Aence, all its residents, should pay for them. decision what to do about the and Englehart in 1980, which * should continue to pay the Finally, a motion was Deford street lights is up to only leaves $2,OOO for main- Detroit Edison bill for street introduced to let the Deford the board. tenance. Another $450 is lights in Deford. residents pay for ,their own budgeted for roadside mow- It cost the township $1,394 - lights. It was defeated, 11-5. BUDGET ing. for that purpose in 1981-82 Another elector then intro- Electors voted to continue and the proposed budget for duced a motion that the ,The new budget estimates paying Cas City to allow th~fiscal year that starts township should only pay for total revenue at $50,455, in- township residents to we the ril 1 lists $1,500. a few lights on the main cluding $19,829 in property villageawned landfill, 4Lstk Arleon Rether- street, at a maximum cost of taxes, $20,000 in state shared which is in Nov&ta Town- ford, who presided in the $350 per year. No one sec- revenues (down from $30,904 ship, because they didn’t abslence of Supervisor Bill onded it. in 1981-82 because of state feel it would be any cheaper YPell, who was ill, pointed Defordite Danny Allen budget cuts), $5,OOO in fed- to hire a private trash hauler \ out that although residents finally suggested someone bra1 revenue sharing, and to haul away residents’ of beford receive the great- from Detroit Edison should the balance on hand at the trash. The township will pay et benefit, the uhincorp- be contacted to find out how end of the old fiscal year. $5,557 for the privilege. rated community is part of much it would cost if the Salaries remain the same 9urB township, which has paid number of lights in Deford as last year: Supervisor, Contracting with the Elk- the blll for many years. were reduced. $2,000, plus $1,500 for asses- land Township Fire Depart-. , .Henry Rock, who lives A motih to that effec‘t was sing; clerk and treasurer, ment for fire protection will ~tsideof Deford, com- then made, but never voted $2,000 each; deputy clerk cost $6,300, Service by the mented that Deford resi- on, but Retherford wid the and treasurer, $167 each, Cass City .Area Ambulance dents as township taxpayers board will contact the util- and trustees, $480 each. Service is blrdgeted at $2,000 help pay for maintenance of ity. There is $9,0oo budgeted ($2,534 was spent in 1981-821, LAKE GAGETOWN - As of last week, the presumably temporary lake at the roads and roadside mowing, Later in the meeting, a for roads, of which $5,W is but the more collected in although they don’t directly resolution to approve the from federal revenue shar- fees from persons who use east edge of Gagetown had been there a couple of weeks, blocking the north lane benefit from that. 1982-83 budget except for the ing and the rest from the ’ Please turn to page 20. of Bay City-Forestvilk Road.

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I PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1982 CAS CITY, MICHIGAN ENGAGED Jo Ann Holik, Cass City Social and Personal Items M. R yc hlic k i are married Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698 JO Ann Marie Holik and Mark Allen Rychlicki wew Mrs. Dan Toner returned united in marriage Sat - Children from age four Born March 25 in Caro day, Nov. 21, at SagiDajv home Sunday evening after years through third grade of Community Hospital to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lorent- spending five days in Hen- Zen of Mt. Morris spent the First Assembly of God Salem UM Church are in- and Mrs. Douglas O’Dell, Church. L derson, Nev. She was called vited to an Easter egg hunt their second child, a nine- week end with his mother, there by the sudden death of Mrs. Don Lorentzen. Anne Rev, Dale Kent perfonikd at the church Saturday, pound, five-ounce son, Kyle the 5 p.m. ceremony. ,*’- ’ her brother-in-law, James April 3, from 10:30 until Marie Lorentzen of Saginaw Douglas. He joins a four- joined them Sunday. The bride’s parents’ *a’? Reifsnyder, who was mar- noon. yearald sister, Erin. ried to the former Marie Mr. and Mrs. Lawfenbe Rev. and Bruce Stine Holik, 7600 Reed Road, Cass Gurdon, a native of Cass Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mor- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mor- Mrs. City. ell were Sunday afternoon of Ossineke were guests of City. The groom’s parents ell, accompanied by Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Stine are Mr. and Mrs. Fra4& and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Patterson of Sandy Guinther returned Mrs. Clyde Hodges in Caro. overnight Friday. The Gar- Rychlicki of Linwood. Lexington, attended the auc- rison Stines and their guests Denise Zmierski was ma.4 to MSU, East Lansing, Mon- Other guests were Mrs. Den- tion sale at Applegate Satur- day after spending spring nis Morell of Sandusky, Mr. were callers Friday evening Julie Dee Woods of honor. Bridesmaids were day of a friend, Sterling at the Harry Stine home. Becky Rernsing, sister df the break with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Patterson Massman. They also visited and Mrs. Stan Guinther. and Mrs. Orville Maclem of Mrs. Betty Woods of Cass bride, and Hope Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Nunn Mr, and Mrs. Andrew City and James Woods of friend of the bride. Flo~k’r Lexington. They telephoned near Port Huron and their Rev. and Mrs. William Dennis Morell, who is a Kozan visited her brother, Boynton Beach, Fla., an- girls were Jennifer Remsing infant twin daughters, Katie Theodore Ashmore, at the and Tonia Champagne, Cox of Glendale, Ariz., and patient in St. Mary’s Hos- and Kristie. The babies nounce the engagement of are County Medical Care Facil- their daughter, Julie Dee, to nieces of the bride. si *e’ Miss Dorothy Rothfuss of pital in Saginaw, to wish him grand-nieces of Mr. Morell. Bad Axe were Sunday din- a happy birthday.’ ity at CarodSunday. They Scott Hartwick, both of Cass Best man was D&yl ner guests of Louis and also visited Mr. Kozan’s City. Dacko, friend of the grbom. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blades brother and wife, Mr. and He is the son Mr. and Groomsmen were David and Grace Nemeth. Mrs. Stanley Morell and had as weekend guests, of Mrs. Amasa Anthes spent Mrs. Jacob Kozan, in Caro Mrs. Jack Hartwick of Cass Joe Rychlicki, brothers’ *of their son Edward, his son and were callers Sunday the groom. Ring bearer-%*s Relatives from the Cass Monday in Bay City. Danny and a friend from City. evening at the home of Mrs. An Aug. 28 weddine; is Josh Rychlicki, nephea . City area who attended the LL- -I_-IA Garden City. - ine grvorri. 3. 1 funeral of Mrs. Almira De- Thelma Gaydos. planned. . The Seekers Class of Pianist and soloist :\ka6 Batts, 73, in Bay City Mon- Salem UM Chufch, class Fourteen women attended Debbie (Lockwood) Law- day included cousins, Mrs. members and their families the March 17 meeting of the head who performed “Mere Phoebe Klinkman and held a potluck dinner Sun- Elmwood Missionary Circle is Love” and “I Could Netek George Fisher Sr., also Mrs. day afternoon at the home of at the home of Mrs. Alma Promise You.’’ Fisher, Mrs. Maurice Tay- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mon- Wald and Miss‘ Mary Wald. The reception was held, in Shari and Robert O’Dell lor, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Klink- roe, on Phillips Rd. Thirty- the basement of the church. man, Mrs. Arthur Fisher four attended. The children Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Gib- wedding held The newlyweds’ hm‘eq- and Mrs. Charles Hartwick. en joyed,kite flying, son had as callers last week, pinata filled with candy, a moon was at Killington, Vtr. Shari J. VanAllen and train. She wore a picture hat Mrs. Archie Dorhan of Gail Elizabeth Gutierrez where they went skiing:<^’ Robert S. O’Dell, both of trlmmed with seed pearls Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dod- and Philip T, Copeland were Mexican tradition. Snover and Mr. and Mrs. The couple is residing -.I married Oct. 23 at. the Huron Copeland was formerly Cass City, were united in and Venice lace and a Ware of Pontiac visited his son received 30 red roses Raymond Gers ten berger of Saginaw , I. > marriage Feb. 27 at the Leo County Linton Chapel in Bad employed by Copeland fingertip veil. parents, Mr. and Mrs. March 20. The flowers were Marlette. I. Builders of Gagetown. The Novesta Church of Christ. She carried a colonial Ware, Saturday. a gift from their son, Willard Axe .’ I ,. I The bride is the daughter bouquet of white roses, Jr. who lives in Alabama. It The bride is the daughter newlyweds traveled to Flor- An 1824 strike of weavsr‘s:a” of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas miniature white carnations, Mr. and Mrs. Duane was his way of celebrating Provincial of Genaro Gutierrez and ida on their wedding trip and VanAllen of Cass City. The and purple violets, sur- O’Dell and son Jason of his 30th birthday which was Carol Mosher, both of De- are now living in New Port in Pawtucket, RI1 is the first is the son of Mr. and rounded by baby’s breath. troit. The groom is the son of Richey, Fla. recorded strike by wome‘n,.’ groom Lamton Rd. were Sunday that day. .I Mrs. Charles O’Dell of Cass dinner guests of Mr. and House Leone M. Copeland of Cass City. Maid of honor was Debie Mrs. Howard Luana and Helen Schlie and grandson City. Rev. Vern Lockard per- VanAllen, Lake Orion, sister afternoon guests of Mr. and Terry of Mesa, Ariz., were Provincial House resi- Rev, Vineta Copeland of formed the double ring cere- of the bride. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Ivan Tracy when birth- callers at the Robert Groth dents as of last week were: Cass City performed the mony, with Scott Hartwick Kim Hendrick, Decker, day cake was served cele- home Friday afternoon. ceremony in the log cabin singing “The Wedding sister of the groom. brating Jason’s second Akron -- Fred Engisch, chapel, which was built in Song’’ and Donna Little as Both wore matching high birthday, Clark Seeley was hospital- Beatrice Horner. 1893. organist. neck lavender dresses and ized at Hills and Dales Gen- Almont -- Jennie Brown. The bride wore a mid- Given in marriage by her carried a single long stem Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walt- eral Hospital Sunday. He is Armada -- Eva Kassube. length ivory skirt of Chan- Every Saturday Afternoon father, the bride wore a white rose with greens and ers were Monday supper scheduled for surgery Bad Axe -- Vincent La- tilly lace, a belt of silk and a Through Month Of April white gown of organza fash- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday. Mielle, Thomas Ulfig. matching blouse with a high baby’s breath. neck and long sleeves. The ioned with a high neck and Robert Speirs. 1 Bay Port -- Alice Stahl, ruffled waist, dl Of Venice Flower girl was Becky Sarah Muck of 6362 Fourth Roland Volz. dress was made by her lace, with a length VanAllen, Caro, cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Grant St. received a birthday card Caro -- Doris Stemile, Eva sister, Lora Karr. Strickland had as Sunday Tuesday from President and Owens, Thomas Kain, Gold- She carried a bouquet of the bride. She wore a long red, yellow and white mums CASS CITY CHRONICLE white dress and carried a dinner guests, Mrs. Eva Mrs. Reagan, She will mark ie Corlis. This USPS 092-700 Bair, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin her 82nd birthday April 2. Carsonville -- Selina Bunn. and carnations. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY basket Of and purple Caseville Julia Tarbush, Maid of honor was Rita M. AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN baby’s breath. Guild, Curt Strickland and -- Week’s 6550 Main Street friend, celebrating the 83rd Cecil Webb . Gutierrez of Cass City, who Best man was Scott Mc-. birthday of Mrs. Bair which Freemans Cass City -- Bessie Battel, wore a mid-length dress of Prize John Haire, publisher. Lachlan, Ubly, friend of the’ was March 26. Charlotte Bishop, Margaret peach and rose floral print National Advertising Representative, with long sleeves in sati- $25 Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc., 257 room. Groomsman was cele brute Boag, Ellen Demeray, Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mich- gay Hendrick, Decker, Frank Demeray, Marion nette. She was carrying long Jar of Igan. brother-in-law of the groom. Hills and Dales Fuester, Margit Gelda, Eve- stemmed red and yellow Second CbSS postage Paid Ring bearer Jeff van- anniversary lyn Gruber, Susie Gruber, carnations. Dermetics City, Michigan 40726. General Hospital Catherine Helwig, Levi Hel- Best man was Genaro Subscription Price: To post offices in Cass City, brother Of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert 24-Hour TUSCOM. Huron and Sanilac Countlas, the bride. wig, Celia Johnson, Frances Gutierrez of Detroit. Born March 28 to Mr. and Freeman of 1417 N. Kingston $7.00 a year or 2 years for $12.00. 3 Klebba, Gladys Lounsbury, Eighty persons attended Mrs. David Reed of Cass Road, Deford, celebrated Face wars for si8.00. U.DOfor six months A small dinner receDtion City, a boy. Fern Maier, Mary Monk, the reception at the Masonic &d 3 months for $2.25. followed the ceremoiy at their 30th wedding anniver- Stanley Muntz, Sarah My- Temple in Cass City. There Creme In other parts of the United States, sary Sunday with a family S.00 a year or 2 years for $15.00. 6 Farms restau- ers, Ella Price, Alta Rob- were Mexican and Ameri- rant. The wedding cake was PATIENTS LISTED MON- dinner in their home, hosted can colors and food, in- months.~ w.w and 3 months tor 52.50. DAY, MARCH 29, WERE: erts, Ernest Schwaderer, 50 cents extra charged for part year made by Virginia Seroka, by their daughters. Ada Scott, Robert Searls, cluding tacos and Spanish order. Payable in advance. Decker.~ .-~. Freeman and Ruth Phil- noodles and cold cuts and For information regarding newspaper Carrie Tuckey, Robert Pearl Smithers, Helen Stec, Every Drawing We Wi//Be The coup1e is makingtheir 22, advertising and commercial and job Emmons, Mrs. Frank Brew- lips were married March Myrtle Stewart, Melvin salads. The three-tiered printing, telephone 872-2010, home in Cass City. er, William Kinney, Mrs. 1952, in Deford. Vender, Margaret Wallace, wedding cake was made by Giving A way Service Vernon McConnell, Charles They have a son, Gilbert, Hugh Webb, Edna Weishen, Mrs. Edwin Karr. or Merchandise Stover, Clark Seeley, Mrs. at home, and five daughters, Alice Wright. The newlyweds broke a Hills and Dales Mable Brown, Mrs. Frances Terri Graichen, Deford, Croswell -- Gill Olivera, Bartnik, Mrs. Bernard Dil- Debra Hess, Deford, Rebec- Charles Burton. Marriage Licenses Corr7e In and Register, I Do lon, Mrs. Clarence Ewald, ca Spencer, Kingston, Penny Decker -- Dan Masten, Not Need To Be Present To W Schedule of Events Mrs. John Krug, Roy Mc- Matuszak, Caro, and Holly Frank Izydorek. James D. Fifield, 28, Vas- in ’‘~~. OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC Neil, Charles McConnell, Binder, Caro, and seven Deckerville -- Mary Mi- sar, and Marsha C. Deline, April 4 thru April 10 Elmer Parrish Sr., Mrs. grandchildren. cheals. 30, Vassar. Deford -- Albert Stine. Harold W. Deering, 51, Sil- EVENT DATE TIME PLACE Elmer Sc henkel, Arnold Frbeman is a bus driver HI I LS I DE. Schultz, Mrs. Olive Stark of and custodian at Deford Detroit -- Howard Cole, verwood, and Charlene T. Diabetic Class Apr.6 1-3p.m. Lg. Meeting Cass City; Elementary School. Mrs. Susan Gilbert, Vern Rath- Fields, .43, Car0 e . Room Clifford Carpenter 111, Freeman is employed at burn. Rickey J. Tracy, 24, Akron, and Mary M. Boh- BEAUTY SALON Robert Miners, Jamie King General Cable in Cass City. Elkton -- Edward Miller. H.: Dr. Kahn, Cardibtogist Apr. 7 1-5 p.m. Out Patient of Deford; Gagetown -- Wilma Ran- liriger, 25, Akron, 6263 Church Street 1. Clinic Mrs. Benjamin Sierzput- dall, Leo Patnaude, Cath- Guy J. Howard, 24, Cass Phone 872-2740 City, and Beth A. Erla, 23, owski of Snover; Newlyweds erine Johnston, We give 10% Discount to Senior Citizens Drs. lsterabadi and Apr. 7 8-12 a,m. Out Patient Mrs. Blanche Wood, Dawn Harbor Beach -- Mary Cass City. Donahue Clinic Pohl. Duane L. Edwards, 18, De- Thick, Joseph Leyva Sr. of ford, and Peggy J. Fred- Gagetown ; back in Hillman -- Annie Favel. Or. John, Urologist Apr. 8 8-12 a.m. Office Harmond Nichols, Sharon Jeddo -- Helen Biedron. erick, 21, Deford. Kay Jones, Fred Linderman Kingston -- Ina Everett, Expectant Parent Apr.8 7-9p.m. Lg. Meeting of Decker; Cass City Josefa Siedler, Hazel Wil- Classes Room Mrs. John Aulbert of Ak- mot. ron ; The marriage of Thelma Lexington -- Florence Cass City Dr. Jeung Apr.9 8-12a.m. Out Patient Diane Honaker of Pigeon; Harper of Belleview, Fla., Colebeck. Notice Of Clinic Mrs. Cleatus Howey of and Joe Frederick of Cass Marlette -- Lillian Miles, Jaycee Physical and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an out- Ubly ; City took place Jan. 30 in Gertrude Sheppard, Vera patient basis as ordered by your physician. Henry Janik of Bad Axe; Ocala, Fla. Cannon, Otto Hildinger . little Mrs. Roland Luther of They arrived in Cass City Mayville -- Lela Kildau, TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE Sebewaing ; last Thursday after visiting Helen Lowry, Stanley Soule, league Sign-Up CLASSES OR CLINICS, CALL 872.2121 Ext. 255. Steve Torma, Raymond her iI1 mother in Mt. Vernon, Gertrude Taylor, Loridella Jelly Sharp, Robert Smith of Ohio. They expect to return Mellon. There is a physician in the Emergency Room from 6:OO Unionville ; to Florida in the near future.. Monroe -- Adam Beck, lues., April 6 p.rn., Friday, u‘ntil 6:OO a.m., Monday. There is always a Mrs. Christine Tyler, Otto Frederick, prior to his Ohio -- Jessie Luthi. physician on call in the Emergency Room. Rushlo of Caro. marriage, has been spend- Owendale -- Victoria Gies. 6:30 to 8 p.m. ing the winters in Florida Palms -- Eleanor Meisser. Sale and the rest of the time at his Parisville -- John Gatza. home here. Peck -- Catherine Camp- Cass City bell, Catherine Hanvey, April 8 Emeile Sonck. Intermediate School ENERGY SAVING APPLIANCES Father-son Pigeon -- Mabel Osech. All players must be signed up on this Canvass Door-to-Door Pontiac -- Theresa date to participate. Will Be Conducted for an Energy Efficient Home banquet held Schweiss. Too young if born after Port Austin -- Slyvia La- Benefit by church Course. 7-31-75. Too old if born Port Hope -- Laura Weber. Elkland Fire Department Port Huron -- Ward Gray, before 8-1-69, Trauma Kit I A total of 125 fathers and Medical sons of Salem United Meth- Joseph Deemer. Rochester -- Edward Biel- The new generatton of odist Church attended a spaghetti dinner Saturday ski. gas appliances will give Ruth you the gas saving evening in the Masonic -- Jessie Schenkel. features that can save you Temple. Saginaw -- Nancy De- - Cass City Rotary Annual valuable energy dollars The event was sponsored beaux, Dawna Bush. When you are rcady to by the senior-high youth Sandusky -- John Berry, replace or just buy new, group of the church and was Ray Kenny, Wilford LePla, stop and see them at your Dorothy Schultz, Lloyd Pancake & Sausage Supper local office of served by the women of the church under the direction Stone, Rena Perkoski, Nor- Southeastern Michigan man Wendorf. Tuesday, April 6 - Starting at 530 p.m. Gas Company of Mrs. Laurence Bartle. I Luis Salas was master of Sebewaing -- Lydia Gettel, Amailla Hall, Arnold Ku- Cass City High School ceremonies for the program e VISA Mdstcar Charye The invocation was given by nisch, Alma Lutz, Matilda ‘ Adults - $3.00 12 and Under - $1.50 or use our convenient payment plan Werschky Babies Free bioirr\ 8 a ni lo 5 1) rn iMonddy Ihrti Friddy) Rev. Eldred Kelley and the . toast to the fathers and sons Snover -- Mamie McKim- was given by Dave Lovejoy. ball, Jennie Armstead, Southeastern Michigan Gas Company Guest speaker was Ken Betty Gerber, Walter Hue- SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST BY Fantetti of the Detroit Lions. miller, Edna Willerton, Rose Sandusky 648-2333 Slater . Check your telephone directory for a toll free number for your area. FHlE CASS CITY STATE BANK * 1882-1982 -‘Our 100th Year CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1982 \ PAGE THREE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ...... ~,.~~, .....$- ...... !,...... _.. - .~~..~~~ I I 1 ...... :: “If It Fitz. 2’ bbit tracks’! :.:. ‘.‘..:.: I ...... :.I ....:.>.:.I Waiting for the bus John Haire :.:..I.: .*.‘ ....iijr:::: d anyone else he can llj Jim Filzgerald $2 .:.: I get to help) >j ...... -.-.-.-,....-;...;-.-.“.‘.‘.‘...‘...5‘~ v:.::.:. My wife, who is also my means she can spa bus. If and drivers absolutely re- ...... I... . lookout, was confused by she shakes the newspaper fuse to change a dollar. As close as I can figure yhen Bernard Ross closes his published reports that dollar toward her left (my right), it Under those circumstances, doors at Federated I will be the fourth oldest owner of a bills aren’t welcome on De- means there is no bus in she wondered, why did the business in Cass City. troit city buses. That’s be- sight. If she shakes a sprink- city recently bother to start Preceding me were McCorikey Jewelry and Gift Shop, cause she never rides the ling can instead of a news- a “Don’t Pass the Buck” Rabideau Motors and the Cass City State Bank. buses, she just looks out for paper (my tough luck.), it campaign, asking passen- Perhaps Pinpey State Bank should be counted as Fred them. means she is watering the gers not to pay fares with Pinney is still at the helm although the ownership has She is a good lookout. In plants in the window a;d has dollar bills because they changed with the merger with Chemical Bank last month. .ct, if Detroit had more completely forgotten that must be unfolded and Hdw could this happen to a young man like me? lookouts like my wife, May- I’m standing 26 floors below, counted slowly by hand or Young’s name would be waiting patiently for bus while silver can be counted ********+* lettered on the top of every information while wonder- swiftly by machines? city bus. ing why I didn’t listen to my Do some 75cent passen- The 18 free hams to be given away just in time for Easter As it is, the mayor’s name mother and marry a rail- gers stuff dollar bills into the feasting by Cass City merchants will be followed in May is on ,the side of every bus, road semaphore. fare box, wasting 25 cents with free drawings for two prizes of $100 worth of groceries. near the front door. Printed The reason I need signals for the sake Of expediency, COURT OF HONOR -- Members of Boy Scout Troop 594 who Both events are sponsored by the Cass City Retail Com- along with his name is the in- from on high is that I’m the same way some pay tele- received promotions, merit badges and-or skill awards March 23 were, mittee and require only that you enter the stores,and sign formation that he is “Mov- psychologically unable to Phone customers insert a front row, from left, Dan Merchant, Darin Monroe, Scott King, Brad your name for a chance to win. I ing Detroit Forward.” wait more than 10 minutes ‘ quarter for a 20-cent Bradley, Steve Hurley. Back row, Gared Becker, Laurel Griffen, ********I* Whenever a bus driver is for a bus. If my wife signals Not very Often, according to Chuck Merchant, Chris Klco, Doug Zdrojewski. Leaving before photo forced by untoward circum- a bus is coming, I know it Conrad Mallett, Detroit’s ances to use the reverse will pick me up within 10 bus The typical bus was taken were Jim Palmateer, Darren Ross, Steve Ross and Except for the “sleep cheap” chains all new motels by gear, he or she is required minutes. If she can’t see a passenger doesn’t have a Raymond Stachura- major chains that I have encountered recently feature a, by terms of his employment bus coming, I know it could quarter to throw away, he ’I large area devoted to recreation. t9 tell passengers in a loud be hours before one appears, told me. But many passen- I stayed in one Friday that opened 15 days ago. In its voice that he, not the mayor, so I -walk to work, bhich rec area there was a %hole putting green, sauna, jaccuzi, is moving Detroit backward. takes only 15 minutes. If my justgers like board on the buses ark, inand pairs, drop 14Boy Scouts given swimming pool, two table tennis tables, two pool tables, My wife looks out for wife waters the plants, I am a dollar bill and two quart- massage room, a “sidewalk” cafe and a portable bar. buses through the window of in Limbo, not knowing what ers into the box. It was being well wed and I judged many of the guests our, 26th-floor apartment. lies beyond the pothole piles. Also, some passengers were there for the week end with their families just to use From that high up, she can the facilities, Obviously, it’s not easy to foolhalf a busdollar driver bill, bywell dropping folded, see a bus approaching from beat the parkihg-lot gougers promotions, awards It has to be cheaper than travelling north and the weather 1 wveral miles away. Down in a city where the bus into the box, and then use the is no problem at all. . the ground, at the bus other half for the return trip. schedules are made up en Cass City Boy Scout moted to scout, plus physical Darren Ross --’ promoted stop across the street from This thievery occurs often ******a*** route. Bus officials demand Troop 594 conducted its fitness skill award. to scout, plus archery merit our home, my vision is enough to make it impracti- badge and swimming and a lot of cowration from cal for Mallett to try to glue court of honor Tuesday eve- Laurel Griffen -- promoted ’ blocked by trucks and huge passengers. Not only are we ning, March with 14 boys to ten’derfoot, plus citizen- cooking skill awards. Thumb B officials are still haggling about the league or- piles of dirt removed from the same dollars back to- 23, ganization. After a meeting Monday it was decided to take expected to be ready to ’ Steve Ross -- first aid gether again, Land the fed- receiving promotions andw ship, family living, hiking, below the street by the travel whenever the bus is merit badges and skill first aid, communication, merit badge and camping, a mail ballot of the schools to change the constitution from excavation company in ready, but we also must eral government pays only cooking and swimming skill a maximum of 10 teams to 16 teams to make it possible to 70 cents for mismatched ’ awards. physical fitness and cooking charge of constructing city have the right change ever- The ceremony was held at skill awards. awards. effect a merger with Thumb C Conference schools. potholes. I can’t see whether ready so the driver can treat dollars. Doug Zdrojewski -- pro- Here’s a prediction that regardless of the mail vote the . So that’s why the city is the Cultural Center. _- archery a bus is coming until it’s us like cargo instead of moted to second class and merger will melt and Sandusky will be leaving the Thumb close enough to read the customers. discouraging, but not forbid- Receiving awards were : merit badge and citizenship, first class, plus first aid B for what coaches there say is easier competition. mayor’s name. ‘I’hat’s what confused my ding, ’dollar bills in fare ‘ Jim Palmateer -- pro- first aid, hiking, physical fitness and swimming skill merit badge and citizenship, 0 eo a a a a a a a a a a +a a a a a me *e q So my wife sends me boxes. When I explained all moted to life scout, plus wife. Many times she’d awards. family living, camping, 0 pals from above, using a heard me complain that I this to my bus lookout,, she citizenship in community, newspaper for a flag. If she didn’t dare leave home with- said she still didn’t under- emergency preparedness, stand why Mayor Young shakes the newspaper to- out a pocketful of silver archery, citizenship in na- 0 ward her right (my left), it because bus fare is 75 cents won’t put his name, on bus tion, shotgun and rifle, wood physical fitness skill awards*Raymond Stachura -- pro- a tops just for her. awards. : a carving and leathercraft moted to scout, plus physical a .’.. merit badges. Darin Monroe -- promoted fitness skill awards: - e a .. ‘Dan Merchant -- promoted a i Scott King -- promoted to .I.: to scout, plus physical fit- a .... The weather Correction to tendqfoot, plus archery ness skill award. scout. 0 .:*: merit badge and physical a I .. fitness, first aid, swimming I : *.e High Low Yrecip.* iii; In the story concerning the t YourseIf 2 Wednesday ...... 50 ...... 26 ...... 02 iii; hiring of administrators in and citizenship skill awards. ? “hursday ...... 42 ...... 25 ...... 01 i:;: last week’s Chronicle it was Chuck Merchant -- pro- 0 moted to tenderfoot, plus :$ p‘riday...... 29 .....,*. . 15 ...... :iii stated that Mrs. Geraldine The j! Saturday ...... 39 ...... 11 ...... 0 :ii. Prieskorn voted not to table canoeing merit badge and tii Sunday...... 44...... 23 ...... 0 ?? action on dismissal of ad- citizenship, physical fitness, 0 ’ y: family living, first aid and I: I: Monday...... 56 ...... 33 ...... *:. ministrators., . !? Tuesday,...... 64 ...... 43 ...... 1.24 :ti; The no vote was recorded swimming skill awards. Haire by Mrs. Thresa Burnette in (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant, 1:; Gared Becker -- promoted e i: i: the five yes, one no vote on $! *Snow recorded as melted water\- 1” water 10” snow 3; to scout and tenderfoot, plus e ...... *...... the issue. 0 ...... citizenship, physical fitness, Net a hiking, first aid and cooking I a 4 skill awards. . After 31 straight years it friends, it’s now one of the a Bradford Bradley -- pro- was as much fun as ever. times to enjoy a day or two a a Friday and Saturday with family members. We a found me where I always am try to work our schedule a around it. m when the Michigan High a School basketball tourna- If it weren’t for that; it’s sure that the long string ment finals are held, in a e seat as close to the court as I would have been snapped by

can wangle. I now even though for me a e There was a time during high school final basketball .e the streak when I considered game is more fun than any giving it all up for reasons other spectator sport, in- e that had nothing to do with cluding all the colleges and e the games. professionals. e Every year the games are If you discount the recruit- 0 the same. Some good, some ing of some of the parochial e bad but always a source of schools it’s one of the last enjoyment. true bastians of amateur a>- Certainly if they weren’t sports. e the annual pilgrimage would

long since have been discon- . ~ *- about winning. frames for photographs, paintings, needle- 2 tinued. But it’s doubtful if : your - .- .m the games alone would have Losing hurts. e point, diplomas-Bu,ild your own hall-of frames! kept me attending for so Yet, last week end three e e many years. Not that I’m by games were decided by a : e’

e - ~ ~ any means unique for seeing single point and there CROFTXLARA- fw the games for so many weren’t any disturbances by : years. the players or their fans. The guy next to me con- The odds against no trouble q~ a 0 fided that he has been seeing after three games like that 872-21 4 1 Cass City 0 the games every year for 32 few years ago simply were ‘*a me ea e oo 0 0 a a eo om0 years with the exception of not good. two years in the service. The fans have improved Another close-by fan said along with the players. Both that he was chalking up his are greater than ever and Store 2nd year, and so it goes. that makes the games great- Shoe er than ever for everyone. 6439 Mainstreet Phone 872-5381 I wonder if the reasons for 11 attending changed for the I’m ready for next year others over the years, too. already:. For it certainly has for me. My love of the game hasn’t diminished, that’s constant. For the first 15 years or so the games were a gathering place for a group of cronies to meet from various com- munities all over the state. After the games it was party I’ night and we held open About Your Schools house in a wing of a Lansing *vV v hotel. 4 After a few years it be- cam’e famous (infamous) Tax Relief For Senior Citizens i and we had asteady group of coaches, politicians and just plain party goers in and out (65 Years And Older) all night. Most senior citizens receive a refund of a portion of their Those were good times. property taxes. Refer to the chart to see if you qualify. But all good things came to an end as the cadre of spon- sors drifted away for one Household income less than $3,000 - All property tax reason or another ...illness, refunded. apathy or distance. I1 Chapelo’s Shoe Service The death knell for that Household income $3,000 - $3,999 -Tax over $40 refunded. era sounded when the games Featuring Expert Repair Of were switched from Friday Household income $4,OOO - $4,999 - Tax over $100 refunded., r7- and Saturday at East Lans- Household income $5,000 $5,999 Tax over $180 refunded. ing so the finals were played - - only on Saturday at Ann Household income $6,0oO and up - Any tax over 3.5 percent Arbor with no games played Friday. of income refunded. For a few years the temp- tation was to give it up. It MESSAGE NOT PAID BY SCHOOL FUNDS BUT BY just wasn’t the same. It still isn’t, but now it’s just as INDIVIDUAL CASS CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS. good. The reason is that before it was a place to meet old I PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY ,APRIL 1,1982 CASCITY, MICHIGAN 18' FREE HAMS FOR- EASTER

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“The marding House Maxwell Roland Hubert ), Reach,” the Kingston High MrS. Maxwell (Swedish ex- School all-school play, will change student Marie be presented Friday and Thelin). Saturday, with curtain time Also in the cast, which 8 p.m. in the Kingston Ele- COnSiSb Of 7th-12th graders, mentary gym. are Mike Stark, Chris Maybe the hardest thing to If a new factory opens Moore, Jenni Lalko, Julie manufacture isn’t a product, anywhere in Tuscola, Sani- The comedy is set in the Burns, Russell Grieve, Steve but jobs. lac or Huron Counties, some 1950s and features Wilbur Eagle, Jill Reehl, Becky One aim of my two-part Cass Cityans might get jobs Maxwell (Mike Megge), who mymond, Uisa Stark, Der- series on seeking new jobs there, so Cass City.wil1 still decides to turn his parents’ & More]l and Lorraine gain. A lot of persons around and industry, which con- home into a boarding home Dadacki. cludes this week, is to show here drive well beyond any they are away on a Director is Jim Prisebp, ;+ isn’t easy. There is a lot of of the three counties to work businesship so he can raise assisted by Bob Sims. every day. Jmpetition. money to buy a bicycle. Tickets purchased in ad- Michigan communities One thing Cass City does His ad,in the newspaper \ vance will be 25 cents off. have an additional handi- not have, which is to our for- tune, is empty factory build- attracts a number of strange “The Boarding House * cap. Although workers’ ‘characters who move in Reach” was performed by compensation has been re- ings, There are a couple of -- buildings thgt might be suit- and then Wilbur’s parents the Kingston High School formed, other reforms are return unexpectedly. junior class in 1954 and 1963. still needed if we are to able for light industrial use, but rezoning would be re- Other characters include Any member of those casts become truly attractive to Wilbur’s buddy, Hercules who can present an old business. quired. In contrast, I can think of (Richie Asher), Betty Lou ticket, play book or program Even if an industry is Maxwell (Lisa will be admitted free. willing to build a plant in numerous upper Thumb Kelly), Mr. Michigan, how do we get towns that have empty in- them to Cass City? dustrial buildings, including As the examples I wrote Owendale, Gagetown, Country = Western about for this week show, in Kingston, Ubly, Bad Axe 66THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH” - Herman ‘‘90 Volts’’ Jones (Mike Marlette and Brown City, it and Mayville. isn’t enough to print some There is nothing wrong Stark), a down and dut boxer, shows off his muscles to Rough House Ruby brochures and mail them to with individual community (Chris Moore), a professional wrestler (left), Julie Burns and Jenni Lalko SPRING a few places. That is only a efforts to attract industry, (seated) in this scene from the Kingston High School all-school play to be Start. but think how much more I think an effort has to be could be done if all the com- presented Friday and Saturday. (Photo by Bob Sims) made to determine what munities in the upper DANCE industries might best be Thumb banded together. suited for Cass City and then The way it is now, if Com- Sponsored By +ry to get them here. munity X attracts an official For instance, the Gover- of Company Y for a visit and Elkland electors approve Greater Bad Axe Area nor’s Conference on Agricul- the official doesn’t like what ture a year ago made some he sees, he goes home. recommendations on agri- Perhaps the offichl is Chamber of Commerce cultural related industries looking for an empty factory that could provide jobs in building of a certain size Michigan. One recommen- with certain features, per- $124,700 budget dation was for a soybean haps a railroad siding, three U Sat., April 3 processing plant and anoth- loading docks for trucks or er, as I recall, was to raise an overhead crane. Electors at the Elkland Salaries for township of- tanker will be sold or kept The next biggest income 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. and process chickens for Wouldn’t it be nice if Township annual meeting ficials remain the same as for backup. It will be sold, source is interest income, sale in supermarkets. Community X doesn’t have Saturday afternoon ap- last year: $2,000 for the one reason being there isn’t $11,ooo’. such a building to be able to proved a t 1982-83 township supervisor plus $4,500 for enough room in the fire hall The township is anticipatf I Ubly Fox Hunter’s Club I Michigan is one of the refer him to Community 2, budget which projects assessing ; clerk and treas- to keep it. ing $12,260 in federal reve- M-19 - Ubly -dading soybean growing 15 miles away, which has $124,700 in revenue and the urer, $S,ooO each, and the There is $8,259 budgeted nue sharing (separate from states, but none are proc- exactly what he wants. same amount in expendi- two trustees, $720 each. transferred from the gen- the general fund), which, Music By essed into animal feed here. What is needed is to hire tures, There is a $6,500 subsidy eral fund to the cemetery ‘combined with what was left A lot of chicken is cooked in some persons, which I think That compares to $121,728 budgeted for the ’Cass City fund. over from that source in Butch Heath & The Michigan, but most of it could done through ‘the received during the 1981-82 Area Ambulance Service in Including projected reve- 1981-82 totals $27,878. comes from the South. be Thumb Area Consortium or fiscal year that ended this the new fiscal year, com- nues from grave openings, Of that, $19,378 is budgeted Kids In Gratiot County, instead Human Development Com- Wednesday and $91,295 pared to $5,324 spent in $5,200, sale of lots, $5,500, Sundance of waiting, committees have for roads, $5,500 for Rawson mission, both of which serve spent, 1981-82. The more collected and some m’ cellaneous in- Memorial Library (up from Admission $6.00 includes 60 ounces of free been organized to work on the entire upper Thumb, to One reason for the big dif- in ambulance service, fees, come, the otal cemetery :getting such plants built r $4,500 in 1981-82) and $5,0o0 beer and all Coke and 7-Up. Must be 21. compile a list of what every ference between what was the less the township will budget is $23,720, of which to Cass City to enable Elk- . .there instead of in some community has to offer in taken in and what was spent have to pay. the sexton receives $13,770. land residents to use .the ‘her county. 1 terms of vacant factory that road work The difficulty in trying to was some villageowned landfill. buildings, industrial sites, budgeted for 1981-82 didn’t SEPARATE FUNDS REVENUE Head librarian Barbara attract new industry here or services, etc. get done by the Road,Com- anyplace is- that those who Hutchinson spoke to those After that is done and the mission. The new budget transfers Of the total of $124,700 in present about the Rawson ’decide where to build new information compiled, a Budgeted for roads this $22,634 to the fire depart- anticipated revenue (includ- Library’s financial prob- factories can put them in business and industry pub- year is $20,000 for mainte- ment, compared to $28,180 ing $8,685 carryover from lems and the need for more whatever towns offer the licity and recruitment cam- nance and $28;167 for con- transferred last year. last year), $55,OOO should money. best deals. paign must be undertaken. come from property taxes L- struction. The total fire department Jack Laurie submitted his Cass City has a nice ind6: There would be no sense in An additional $17,378 in budget is $44,450, of which and $35,OOO is listed in state resignation as secretary of Thurs. thru Sun. (4 Days) ’trial park, but some other compiling all that informa- federal revenue sharing almost all of the remainder revenue (sales tax, revenue the township zoning board. A ‘,towns not only have that, tion and have it sit on a shelf. funds is also budgeted for of the revenue is to come sharing, etc.) replacement will be named April 1 =2.3=4 *theycan afford to construct roads. from the $21,263 in standby an empty building to rent to 2 from area The board contracted to fees paid by area townships THURSDAY IS “BARGAIN NITE” ly employer who wants to have work done last year on which contract with ,Elkland Thursday-Friday-Sunday ...... 8:00 Only ”use it, which saves the the one mile of Wilsie Road for fire protection. Saturday...... & on Ferris between Cemetery and ...... 7:30 9:30 -employer money. Of the total, $12,500 is I An effort should be made Koepfgen, consisting Of hdgeted for new uniforms What would you do, if your local n6W8PaPei :to attract industry here, but honors list clearing roadside brush, and equipment, the biggest printed a story about you, that was a lie == .I think an effort should also Two area students are in- trees and stumps, which will portion of which will be ficrht back. :be made to encourage local cluded on the aoademic now be done this year. spent for the water tank to :entrepreneurs - persons honors list for the winter The township board hasn’t be mounted on the recently :who have ideas that can quarter at Ferris State Col- decided yet what road work purchased truck chassis, make them money and pro- lege, Big Rapids. it will have done this year, :vide jobs for others in their which cost $24,180 out of ticketed They are Pamela J. Win- according to Supervisor 1981-82 funds. Two oyn home town if they chester of Gagetown, who Jack Gallagher, but “We ceive the right kind of received all A’s, and Anna interld to spend quite a bit of Firefighters’ pay is budg- *help. M. Osentoski of Cas City. it” (available funds). eted at a total of $8,OOO and That having &en said, I A minimum 3.25 grade . The township accumu- new part-time Fire Chief also think an area-wide ef- point average and at least 14 lated a .lot of cash from Jerome Root Jr. is to receive fort should be made to at- hours of graded work are federal and state revenue $5,500.- ‘ after accidents tract new business to any- needed to be on the honors sharing, he added, but those Questions were asked where in the upper Thumb. list. funds may be reduced, so about the duties of the new reserves are needed. chief -- his responsibilities Two drivers were ticketed Rebecca L. Wright, 28, of :: @PEN WIRY N16HTt There was some general include overseeing the en- by police following accidents 3230 E. Deckerville Road, discussion at the meeting tire operation of the depart- last Friday and Saturday. Cass City, was westbound on about roads. ment -- and whether the old A 16-yeardd boy was M-81, east of Schwegler TWO ADMITTED cited by Cass City police on a Road, at 7:40 p.m. March 24 FOR $2.50 ON charge of failure to yield when her vehicle hit a deer. MON. & TUES! right of way following a 6:lO Lenore L. Field, 47, of 7796 COMING NEXT THURSDAY COME &SAVE! p.m. mishap Friday. E. Deckerville Road, De- Our Special Easter Comedy Hit

~~~ ford, was southbound on Officers said he backed Sunday 2:30till6:00 Adults $1.50 Kingston Road, south of Chevy Chase in - ...... away from the M & R Groc- Bevens Road, at 7:30 p.m. Friday-Eaturday -Sunday, April 2-3-4 ery onto Seeger Street into March 16 when her car “Modern Problems” the path of a northbound car collided with a deer, depu- and they collided. ties reported. Fri. thru l’hucs., April 2 - 8 Driver of the other vehicle Feature Runs 3 Hours and 15 Min,utes was John F.Heater, 27, of Friday and Saturday Feature at 8:OO Sharp 6464 River Road. Sunday Feature at 3:35, and 7:30 (Note: Sheriff’s deputies ticketed 11” Larry S. Turnbull Jr., 18, af Come in up to 8:OO and See Complete Show) 4956 Little Road, Cass City, Monday thru Thursday Feature at 8:OO Only! on a charge of unable to stop I within an assured clear dis- tance ahead following an 8:lOp.m. accident Saturday. Officers reported Cheryl D. Adams, 31, of Unionville, irs 5 WELDERS IN 1 was southbound on Colwood Road, slowed to turn left Smooth AC Weldin . For general purpose onto Gerou Road, and Turn- work on mild steel. lkes lowest priced bull’s southbound vehicle welding rod. ran into the rear of her car. FotceAC Welding. Runs any AC welding rod made. Welds light aluminum with Deborah Rabideau of 3615 TIG attachment. Hobart Road, Gagetown, re- Straight Polarity-DC Weldin . Makes hard- . ported to Cass City police surfacing fast and easy. We&, light stain- Friday ,that a hit and run less steel with TIG attachment. vehicle damaged the grill of Cuttin Ta . Clean cuts in any type of her car while it was parked metal. grill Roles in heavy metal or hard to on Leach Street, south of onreach the spots.equipment. Gouge heavy metal while stilt Main. The incident took place at 11:iO p.m. I Reverse Polarity-DC Weldin . Built in pressure holds weld in place.%eld over- CAR-DEER ‘. head and vertical as easy 3s flat. Runs low hydrogen rods for strong welds in Daniel E. Gibbard, 22, of high carbon steel. 6125 Hadley Road, Cass City, WOW ONLY was westbound op M-81, west of Schwegler Road, at 7:50 .p.m. Sunday when a deer ran into his car. accord- 1 1 ing to deputies. . MarchAt 8:40 24, accordingp.m. Wednesday, to depu- Albee Homecenter ’ ties, Joan Kay Hahn, 19, of qs> , 1295 Phillips Road, Deford, 6094 E. Cass City Rd. was westbound on M-81 at Cass City Phone 872-2270 Crawford Road when her PAGE SIX ~- ...... *..,...... *...... I ...... ~..,...... ,...~,...... ,.....~...... '...*,..'.~.~...... '.*.*.:.~~.:.:~; ...... u+L&AL--f * * ' ' .* ' ' ' .a- * LYL. * * * . * *. ' ARE YOU GETTINGALL & Marie Meredith Your Neighbor says i WE FAmS FROM YOUR Shabbona Area News , Phone672-9489 INSURANCE AGENT? 1

I i Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Mrs. Arlie Gray was served. dinner guests of Mr. and Our space shuttle Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- 7 Jim McIntosh, Mrs. Fred Those celebrating birthdays Mrs. Vern Geister of Mar- man were Sunday supper Emigh, Mrs. Arlie Gray, in March were Mrs. Gurdon lette. guests of Mr. and Mrs. program worthwhile i Mrs. Clair Auslander, Mrs. Watson, William ,Kitchin and Mrs, Don Mackowiak was Robert Sawdon and family Dan Masten, Mrs. Ryerson Arlie Gray. a Sunday lunch guest of Mr. of Deford. Puterbaugh and Miss Marie A short business meeting and Mrs. Voyle Dorman. Brian Schember of Cass Meredith attended Inter- was held with 'Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson City was a Sunday afternoon When the Columbia space interest in airplanes, pl- nationaENight for Area 14 of Emigh, president, in charge. Puterbaugh and grandson guest at the Don Smith shuttle landed, John Stochla though he has never flown in Extension at the County Plans were made to go to Andy were Saturday eve- home. Sr. planned to be watching one and collects varihs Conference Room, San- Wildwood April 22 with Mr. ning callers of Mrs. Darlene on his television, mechanical items, including dusky. Mrs. Jones was Gray making the arrange- Clark and family. He watched March 22 cameras. chairman of the evening's ments. Mrs. Randy Smitb and Pre-school when it was launched and Stochla had a full time arrangements. The Mexican family were Sunday after- has paid close attention to garage business in Gage- culture presentation was by ++++++ noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. the two previous flights. "I town and worked for 81/2 Mrs. Isabelle Sanchez of Don Smith and family. program watched it the first time it years as caretaker at $t Sandusky . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas went up (in April, 1981) and I Agatha's Catholic Church Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fer- were Friday evening callers Hagen and girls, Mr. and stayed all day by the tele- there. guson of Oak, Beach were of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Mrs. Ernest Gerstenberger at library, vision." Although retired, he bc- Sunday afternoon callers of Franklin and family of and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. The current cost estimate casionally repairs cars, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoagg. Brown City. Mike Kreger and family,all Rawson Memorial Li- for the total space shuttle lawn mowers and does weld- Rev. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Mildred Dorman and of this area, Mrs. Marilyn brary's pre-school story program is $10.083 billion, ing at his garage in town. When you're in o courtroom you want all the facts. When you buy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. June Chrysier of Snov- Kreuger of Saginaw and Mr. hour begins this Thursday at Stochla feels the program Stochla lives on Hoppe insurance it's equally important to have oll the facts, too. Ralph Smith were Wednes- er were Tuesday afternoon and Mrs. David Perry of 10:30 a.m. is worthwhile and that the Road, Gagetown. A wid- That's why for over 25 years I've done business only with an day supper guests of Mr . and guests of Mr.and Mrs. Voyle Grand Rapids were Satur- It will continue each United Stateswill get a lot of ower, he has one son, John Independent lnsuronce Agent.,.the more-~hon-one-compunyagent. Mrs. Vern Geister of Mar- Dorman. day evening guests of Mr. Thursday this month, start- use out of the four space Jr., who lives in Deckerville. You see, your Big "I"' Independent Agent doesn't worlt for just lette. They were celebratinq Judy Pallas and girls of and Mrs. Merrill, Kreger. ing at that time. Each shuttles to be built, which one compony. He represents several. Sa he can weigh the facts ond Mrs. Ralph Smith's birth- Cass City were Saturday They celebrated Eunice's session will last about 45 are sort of an outer space give you expert advice on the best coveroge day. Evening callers were callers of Mr. and Mrs. and Ernest's birthdays. minutes. version of an ocean freight- at the best price. And that goes for home, Mr, and Mrs. Leigh Frank- Ryerson Puterbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson The free program for 3-5- er. "I think that's the com- auto, business, life and health insurance. lin and family of Brown City. Mrs. John Dunlap visited Puterbaugh and Dalton yeardds who are not in ing thing, " Before YOU reoch u verdict about Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hrabec John Dunlap Friday at Caro Puterbaugh were Sunday school will include stories, He feels the shuttle pro- insurance, get the facts. See your Big"/" of Flint and Mr. and Mr?. Medical Center. supper guests of Mr. and films and handicrafts. gram could be of military Independent Insurance Agent. Do it today. Bob Moore of Snover were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mrs. Alex Cherniawski and Parents are asked to sign benefit, and as far as he is fHE.MORE-THAN-ONE- COMPANY concerned, "Anything for Sunday guests of Mr. and Pangman of Owosso were family e up their children in advance, INSURANCE AGENT. Mrs, Dale Leslie and family. Tuesday afternoon and sup- which can be done by calling defense is well spent be- per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Student of the library at 872-2856 or in cause I think Russia is going PIONEER GROUP Voyle Dorman. persdn . too far. We have got to be Mr. and Mrs. Mark Geist- prepared. " the week He also likes the space AMPSHIRE AGENCY, INC. The Pioneer Group held its er of Big Rapids, Mr. and regular meeting Thursday, Mrs. Leigh Franklin and Lisa Britt is student of the Harrington shuttle program because he ' 6815 E. Main Cass'City Ph. 872-2688 March 25. A dinner of pan- family, of Brown City, Mrs. week for the week of March has long been fascinated cakes and sausage was Heather Westover of Mar- 22 at Cass City Intermediate with mechanical things. served, lette and Mr. and Mrs. School. funeral Stochlg raced cars in his Try The Chronicle's Classified Ads A birthday cake made by Ralph Smith were Sunday She was chosen for her younger days, made his classroom leadership and living repairing cars, has an total involvement in the held Sunday school process. The daughter of Mr. and Leona Elizabeth Harring- Mrs. Richard Britt of Cass ton, 68, of Cass City, died City is a sixth grader. Friday at Saginaw General Hospital. Noel heading She was born Dec. 21,1913, /Whena hydraulic hose in Novesta Township, the county election daughter of Elisha R. and 'breaksI- you can't afford Estella (Gage) Randall. Miss Brown married for Brickley Joseph Arsenault in the Artis Noel of Caro has spring of 1930 in Detroit. been named chairman of the In 1940, Mrs. Arsenault Jim Brickley for Governor married James Harrington Campaign in Tuscola in Detroit. Following their County. marriage, they made their Noel is Tuscola County home in Detroit and San prosecuting attorney and Antonio, Texas. Harrington served previously as an died Feb.17, 1978, Following assistant prosecuting at- the death of her husband, torney in Macomb County. Mrs, Harrington came to He is a member of the Caro Cass City. Rotary and the Tuscola Mrs. Harrington attended County Republican Party. the First Presbyterian Noel holds bachelor's Church of Cass City and was and masterk degrees in a member of the San Antonio business administration and Cass City American Association of Retired Per- That's why we custom-make assemblies while you wait. from Eastern Michigan Uni- With our Gates Power Crimp@machine we make I versity. He received his law sons. factory- uality assemblies to your specific requirements . IW degree from the Detroit Col- She is survived by three in just a9ew minutes. lege of Law in 1975. He and sisters, Mrs. Viola Roberts his wife, Justine, have one of Pontiac, and Mrs. Helen child. Agar and Mrs. Millie Mark, both of Cass City. One son, r Donald Arsenault, preceded Trrcemzalski Agriculture, Construction, and Industry I6 Creative excellence is an American tradition. her in death. Hydraulic Hose Specialists for r Funeral services were infant conducted Sunday afternoon BASKET FIXINGS FROM at Little's Funeral Home, baptized Cass City, with Rev. Harry Capps of the First Presby- McMahan Auto Supply GRASS TO JELLY EGGS- Mr. and Mrs. Donald terian Church of Cass City The Best Selection Is At Wood's Trzemzalski of Deford an- officiating. 6497 Main St. Cass City 1 nounce the baptism of their Burial was in Novesta 872-32 d daughter, Anna Rose, who Township Cemetery. I was born Dec. 1 at Hills and Dales General Hospital, weighing seven pounds, MOM'S Memory Saver 13% ounces and 20.75 inches " RO B E RT" long. KODAK COLORBURST 50 The baptism was held Sun- Instant Camera Outfit I Easter Rabbits day at St. Michael Catholic Church in Wilmot. Father She'll love easy aim-and- William O'Shea officiated at shoot operation. Motorized 11 " CUTE, the 11:30 mass. print ejection. Let us ADORABLE The godparents are Mr. show yo11 and Mrs. James Kolacz of I Kingston, sister and brother- R in-law of the couple. Grand- $599 parents are the late Gerald Reg. 59.95 '\ -.j Wolfrum, Donald and Rose- SUPER SALE Ann LaPeer of Deford, and Stanley and Irene Trzemzal- REG. VALUE ski of Kingston. Great- $10.00 I grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfrum and $3988 Mrs. Emily Mueller of St. Clair Shores, and Mrs. Lot- tie Wykowski and Mrs. Leona Trzemzalski of Kings- ton. Kleenex Metamucil Square dance POWDER Saturday Regular or Orange Flavor in Caro The Rocking Eights Square Dance Club will con- $489 duct a dance Saturday at the REG. VALUE Sacred Heart School on $8.39 Frank Street in Caro. A workshop starts at 7:30 p.m. and the dance will be from 8-11. Jay Elumbaugh from Flint is the caller for NATURE MADE the club. There will be a potluck '"' FLEXIBLE FABRIC OR VITAMIN C supper starting at 6:30 for BANDAIDBRAND TRICOT M ES H students who are finishing their square dance lessons and anyone else who would like to come. Graduatioh ceremonies will take place $139 during the dance. REG. VALUE Anyone who would like to REG. VALUE watch the dancing is also TO $1.96 I welcome. 1 For Fast Results MBEE PUNTNOW HOME CENTER1 Try 6094 E. Cass City Rd. The Chronicle's PRESCRl PTlON HEADQUARTERS Phone 872-2270 PAY LATER, Classified Ads . 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LYSOL Bowl Cleaner PAGE EIGHT CAS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN + 1 'Erla honor student 1 at U-M Flint Mrs. Thelma Jackson Holbrook Area News Phone 658-2347 Douglas P, Erla of 6732 honored. Main Street, Cass City, was is one of ahlost 1I one of 254 University of students named UM-F Michigan-Flint students Scholars for the scholastic MEAT CONTEST Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell Mrs. Jim Hewitt returned knitting group met Monday, Sweeney and family for presented by the junior class honored at the 59th anhual achievement during the fall and family. to her home Sunday, March Thursday and Friday at the dinner were grandparents, FridaySchool. evening at Ubly Hi@ honors convocation Friday semester. Judy Tyrrell was among a Mrs. Bill Bredow of Bad 21, after,spending five days home of Mrs. Lynn Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Tschir- at the U-M campus in Ann To be named required a group of 10 team members Axe was a Friday guest of in Hills and Dales Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Comer hart of Ruth and Mr. and Jim Hewitt, Pastor Fry Arbor. minimum 3.5 grade point and two coilches from Mich- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt in Cass City, Afternoon of Elkhart, Ind., are spend- Mrs. Angus Sweeney; god- and a group of adults froni Those honored completed average for at least 12 credit igan State University, East and Lori. Other evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. ing a few days with Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Bad Axe Free Methodist at least 28 semester credits hours of graded work. Lansing, who attended the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Corbishley of Bad Mrs. Elmer Fuester. ard Maurer and family of Church attended a workshop with a grade point average meat Evaluation Contest in Jim Doerr and Jeff. Axe. Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Bad Axe, and Eleanor Sadro at Spring Arbor Saturday. of 3.5 or better of a possible Omaha, Neb., for four days. Mrs. Evans Gibbard vis- Clayton Campbell and visited Mack Kemp at Sani- and Leona Tschirhart of Lorene Bowron, Ira Rob- inson and Sara Campbell 4.0. 'When a fellow says, 'It The group evaluated live ited Lillian Otulakowski and Harry' Edwards spent lac County Medical Center Ruth and Leona Gleason of Thi top students from the ain't the money, but the market animals, carcasses Stella Leszczynski Thurs- Wednesday in Bay City. in Sandusky Monday., Bad Axe. attended the funeral of a Ann Arbor and Dearborn principle of the thing,' it's and judged breeding stock. day. Mr. and Mrs. George Glen Shagena visited Les- cousin, Dorothy Mandell, at U-M campuses were also the money." Kin Hubbard Judy was fifth in carcass Mrs. Don Jackson and Jackson Jr., Brent and Le- lie Hewitt Tuesday evening. ++++++ the Riegel Funeral Home division. The team placed family were Saturday guests anna of Oxford spent the Sunset Chapel at Flint fifth over-all in the carcass of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd week end at their home here. CHRISTIAN MOTHERS division, fifth in breeding Morell and family. animal division and seventh Jim Gravenmier and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cle- The Christian Mothers of in live market evaluation. Ralph Hoxie were Sunday land and Karen of Bad Axe St. Columbkille Catholic There were 189 individuals dinner guests of Mr. and were Wednesday evening Church met at St. Andrew's from 21 teams representing Mrs. Lynn Spencer. guests of Mr. and Mrs. hall at Sheridan for a busi- 27 states. The group came Curtis Cleland. ness meeting and election of Mrs. Jerry Hart and Stacy [ Market Certificate home Sunday, March 21. officers e of Bad Axe, Mrs. Lo Dema Now Paying EUCHRE CLUB Newly elected co-presi- Lemke of Barbeau, Mich., dents are Mrs. Bob VanErp ++++++ and Mrs. Luella Myers of Four tables of cards were and Mrs. Ron Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc- Pontiac were Wednesday Secretary is Marion Klawon played when the Euchre lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. 13.493% Knight of Bad Axe were Club met Saturday evening and treasurer, Charlotte (Minimum $lO,OOO) Monday evening guests of Jack Krug. Baker. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shag- :ederal regulations require substantial interest penalty Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Ronnie Gracey . A lunch was served by the or deposit withdrawal before maturity, Clayton Parish and ena were Thursday evening committee. Mrs. High prizes were won by guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Robinson visited Sara Mrs. Joe Particka and Campbell and Harry Ed- Bernard Shagena at Sebe- 4-H MEETING Leonard Budla. Low prizes waing. 18-Month IRA Variable wards Tuesday, were won by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cleland of Bad Axe Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson The Whispering Butter- Kurt Comer and Mrs. Jerry were Wednesday supper and and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- Decker won the traveling flies 4-H group met at the Rate Certificate ' land were Thursday evening evening guests of Mr. and home of Mrs. Kevin Robin- prize. Mrs. Jerry Decker. (Minimum $100) guests of Mr. and Mrs. The next party wili be held son. The meeting was con- Curtis Cleland. Wilfred Binder, Jim A. ducted by Lori Morell and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney and John Cieslinski Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Leonard Buella April 17. began with the Pledge of were Thursday afternoon attended the annual Michi- Allegiance. A potluck lunch was gan Milk Producers Associ- 12.923 % guests of Mr. and Mrs. served. Charlie Hendrix at Port ation meeting at the Fair- The talent act was re- Austin. child Theatre in East Lans- hearsed. Mrs. Robinson ++++++ ing Saturday. helped the girls with their 30-Month IRA Fixed Mr. and Mrs. Obermiller crocheting. BRIDAL SHOWER Leslie Hewitt spent a few The booklet from Michi- USEDTRACTORS days with Mr. and Mrs. Bill of Bay City were Sunday FINANCING AVAILABLE ON USED TRACTORS WITH Rate Certificate Mrs. Dale Champagne, dinner guests of Mr. and gan State was perused and Bredow at Bad Axe. Mrs. Jack Tyrrell and fam- discussed. (Minimum $500) Mrs. David Hacker, Mrs. Jack Ross of Ubly and The next meeting will be WAIVER OF INTEREST Virgil Champagne and Pam, ily. Bryce Champagne were Monday, April 5, at the home Mrs. Earl Schenk and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Wednesday evening guests and Lori attended a wedding of Wendy Michalski. UNTIL 8-142 - Jack Walker attended a of Mr. and Mrs. Earl 14.05 % bridal shower for Miss Jan reception for Mr. and Mrs. 1970 2150 Oliver Schenk. Bill Bredow at the Free ++++++ Substantial Interest and tax penalties are required for LaFave at the Bad Axe Free Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michal- Mithdrawal of Individual Retirement Account funds Methodist Church Saturday Methodist Church in Bad 1973 1855 Oliver W/Cab, Heater & Duals, Very Clean ski were Tuesday guests of Axe Saturday evening. Mrs. Ernest Hamilton of before maturity. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robin- Royal Oak spent the week 1912 1175 Case WIDuals, Cab, Heat Miss LaFave and Bryce son and family. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Von Champagne will be married end with Sara Campbell and Mrs. Carl Gibbard Jr. of Oeyen of Ubly were Friday Harry Edwards. Other Sat- 1978 1175 WIDuals, Cab, Heat & Air Conditioning May 15. I Bad Axe, Mrs. Carl Gibbard, afternoon guests of Sara urday guests were Mary Karen and Kathy attended a Campbell and Harry Ed- Braun, Neoma Radabaugh, 1974 1210 Case ++++++ bridal shower for Miss Char- wards.Mr. and Mrs. Gil Maurer Kristin Cunningham of War- PINNEP lene Talaski, daughter of ren, Leola McKnight of 1972 1212 Cas DWMajorOnEnginL Tom Wills of Elkton was a Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ta- of Elkton were Friday eve- Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday lunch guest of Mr. laski, at Sacred Heart Cath- ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swackhamer of Bad and Mrs. Gerald Wills. olic Church hall at Bad Axe Reynold Tschirhart. Axe and Mr. and Mrs. Clay- Judy Tyrrell of East Lans- Sunday. The Holbrook Helpers 4-H ton Campbell. 1973 2470 &$e Cab, Heat, Air, NmPaint Job Cass City Member ing and Laurence Tyrrell of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Morrice spent last week with Sweeney were Sunday eve- ning guests of Mr. and Mrs.' New books at -1 LRonard Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Puszy- kowski of Bay City were 1963 IHC 3414 Industrial W/Industrial Loider the librarv Thursday lunch guests of J J Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas 1973 John here 4430 and family. VILLAGE CENTENARY by Miss Read (fiction). Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kefkine 1958 Ford Mapr Diesel Read, Fairacre's spinster school marm, is preoccupied of Johannesburg, Mr. and DlrcontlnulnQfarmlng, we wlll wll at publlc auctlon at the place located 4 mller 1976 580 Tractor & loader Industrial east of Sebewmlng to Etay Port Rord, 2 north to Kllmr~ghRoad, 1H mlle8 wt on with the school's 100th anniversary. Events from earlier Mrs. John Pfaff of Bad Axe Kllmanagh Romd the followin0 panonal propsrty on: novels are evoked as the familiar villagers delve into their and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Rob- 1976 1830 Uniloader memories to prepare for a commemorative pageant. The inson returned home Friday year of planning passes swiftly with other minor local crises from a fiveday trip to Las 1973 1737 Uniloader developing and being resolved under the calm attention of Vegas. I I Saturday, April 3 Miss Read. 1974 1845 Unibader FIRST COMMUNION Commencing at 11 a.m. Sharp - INHERITORS OF THE STORM by Victor Sondheim (fic- tion). This first of four projected volumes in a lengthy fam- Eric Sweeney, son of Mr. RABIDEAU MOTORS, ily saga lays the basis for a tale that mixes American and Mrs. Jim A. Sweeney, Internatlonal No. 715 combine with history from 1920 to 1940 with the personal history of a Mid- made his First Holy Com- INC, Cab, 13 ft. graln hoed and No. munion Sunday, March 21, 75 4- row narrow corn hgmj and western family, the Sinclairs. The tale begins with the sui- cide of Bradford Sinclair, a banker who is-mined by the in- at Columbkille FARM & INDUSTRIAL trigue of his colleagues and the New Deal policies of Frank- Church at Sheridan- Father DIVISION EQUIPMENT lin Roosevelt. Once prosperous, the five Sinclair children f:fyi .~p~~sofficiatedat Stock rack for Ford plckup are plunged into desperate straits, and the novel 6080 E. Cess Citv Rd. CASCITY PH. 872-2616 Large quantlty of barn timbers of and Mrs. APP. loo0 baud feet ofu#d 2'xB"xlo' intriguingly portrays their climb back to the top. One son Quantlty of 4"x4" achieves a position of power in government; another finds PUNTERS TRUCKS New framed 4'x8 peg tmrd allegiance with Stalin-; a third-becomes a career officer John Doere ?,OM]8 row, oonventlonal 1880 Chevrolet, 14 foot atmi wx with 3chlcken Crates or no tllhnlnum tlll, premerge sugar drop slder. 20 ton holst Electric gas pump with Stilwell in China. The elder of two daughters wanders beet kH w18 buckets, 2% Inch flout- 1848 Chevrolet 1% tm plckup 500 gallon tuel tank wleIectrIc pump from lover to lover seeking to recapture the stability She coultrrr, heavy duty sprlngs, 200 gallon fuel tank for plckup sd once knew, while the younger moves to California in search ' high rata fartllizer auger8, Insect- EQUIPMENT lp gallon wooden barrel ATTENTUON hopw8, sPrW tooth in- Side scrapr of sunny dreams. lclda Ollver No. 6342 4-18 Inch roll over plow - - COQXWator, heavy duty CMt Iron Clod buster for 3 bottom plow 2 hog feeders pro88 whW8 for net111, rubbbr John bere 12 toat tandem disc on tires CLOSE CALLS: THE CONFESSIONS OF A NFL pmm whsslr for conwtlonal, corn rubbsr Large quantlty of barn lumber FARMERS WISHING TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL ACREAGE . plates, banplater and monltors Whlte No. 2& 18 foot fleld cultivator New mugh lumMr, 2"x6"x16and l'' REFEREE by Norm Schachter (non-fiction). Schachter, a John mre494A 4 row planter wllevelers lumber National Football League referee for 22 years, retired in John wre 15 hole grain drlll on IHC No. 401- 12fogt harrow 82"xl2"x12' plank8 lubber IHC 12 foot splke tooth harrow Quantlty of B"x6' 1976 after Super Bowl X. His "confessions" are little more 9 foot cultlpackrr App. 400 11. of Ik"x1W"xlH" angle than a succession of anecdotes - but that's enough, They are Nobel 8 row cultivator, 08nlsh teeth, Iron often hilarious and never less than amusing. And some- 'bet disci, long shlelds, rolllng Brooder 8'x10' times, on his way to the punch line, he reveals a surprising REAL ESTATE LAND AUCTION -shlaldr -.-- Nylon rOp05 IHC 4 row cultivator, front mount, and Myers shallow well Pump whnk personality tidbit about a player or coach. His special 4 row bon puller, WIII fit Super c 2-55Q@llonwmenbrrels interest in coaches led to individual chapters on George This is your Golden Opportdnity of a Lifetime to purchase approximately 125 acres of choice lnnes No. 500 AR wlndrowsr wlth Jewelvw*gon Halas, Vince Lombardi, and Tom Landry, among others. farm land at PUBLIC REAL ESTATE LAND AUCTION on the premises located 6V4 miles east 3 8ectloncross conveyor rotary hoe HOUSEHOLD GOODS of Cass City, Michigan on Cass City Road on: Avery plckup beaner. 28 Inch wlth Ford Norge 23 ft. Chest freezer lndustrial enolne Kltchen table, 4 chairs Transport trail& for drlll New unflnlshed pine dresser wlmlrror John Deem 40 foot bole elevator, new Steel OffiCs desk Chaln. PTO Volcano 2 wood heating stove SATURDAY, APRIL 3,1982 TRACTORS New Idea No. 19 manure apdr,PTO Large 4'xlO' drapery table, padded Whlte 2-150 dlo8e1, cab, heater, air, Sprayer wlth hydraullc purne, 2.200 App. 200 yards of cuatom drapery rdo,welght8, duals, direct outlet, gallon $addle tanks fabrlc and sheer materlal 3 oulletr, %Qo houm 2 S 4 II runnlng gears wlth boxes G.E. frost free refrlgerator at 1:30 p.m. John Wre 4010 dlenel, with 4020 50 foot 8 Inch endleaa drive belt Antlpus 8ewlng machlne piiton#, cab, 18.4~34duals, 3 Hydraullc fertillter auger for gravity 2 table Imps Factories and outleta,400 houn box Antique double bed, wood frame Ollver ls00 gm, duals, recent motor 4 hydraullccyllnders Large drapery table, 4'xlO 125 ACRES, with approximately 120 acres%llable and under high stage of cultivation. All ovwtmul, heat haumr, dual outlets Quantlty of 14 Inch and 15 Inch tires Lsvatofy and stool choice, level and well drained farm land. NO BUILDINGS. Businesses . a -I DESCRIPTION: 77 acres of the EV2 of the NWV4 of Section 34 AND 47.5 acres of the West 518 of in Cass City and the the W1/2 of the NEV4 of Section 34, Township 14 North -- Range 12 East, Greenleaf Township, Surrounding Area Sanilac County, Michigan. TERMS: Excellent with 29% of selling price as down payment and balance on open end Land Contract with annual percentage rate of 9%. $10,000.00 cash or certified check as security deposit on date of sale and balance of down payment within 40 days from date of sale. Abstract for Reliable of property will be certified and brought to date for Purchaser's inspection. Thl@farm I@OffMd for wk by Chentoskl klty, 12oacres. all tlled. excellent bern wlth bullt-In graln storage; ' POSSESSION: Immediate possession of land on date of sale. 4 bdroom 2 #tory brlck home, full basement. attached 2 car garage. For more Informatlon phone Osentoskl Solid Waste Pick Up Realty 8t Car0 0797777 or Bad Axe 2689577. - -- - Contact us - A Reliable Firm Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Kundinger & serving the area for the Dennis Kundinger, Owners last 5 years FOR INSPECTION AND MORE DETAILED INFORMATION CONTACT: We furnish front load dumpsters one through eight cu. yards Keith and JoNell Beecher, Owners Pick up twice a week. Phone 517-872-2301

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I PAGE NINE CAS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1982 Funeral held HEALTH TIPS Owen-Gage Saturday for Gen Kehoe band rated 1 Gagetown Area News 665-2221 Vincent Kolar SmQkingharmful Vinkent 2. Kolar, 85, of ‘excellent’ Austin Township, Sanilac Saturday, March 20, the --k County, formerly of Detroit, to unborn babiek 40-member OwendaleGage- died March 23 at Saginaw Mr. and Mrs. William yon and after returning in guests, Entertainment at the town High School senior Deacon and Mrs. Bud General Hospital fo11owing.a band attended the District 3 Malapolski and son Mike of Kuhr attended a Deacons’ June for son Leigh’s gradua- shower was a style show of short illness. East Detroit visited her tion from Cass City High bridal gowns belonging to Band and Orchestra Festi- meeting Sunday at St. Val- Kolar was born Aug. 23, ~-- . - val at Lakers High School. mother, Mrs. Sue Penrod, entind’s Catholic Church, School and the end of daugh- relatives and friends from 1896, in Minden City, the son Pregnant mothers who or to die soon after birth. The band, under the direc- the week end of March 20. Kawkawlin. ter Lonnie’s school term at the years 1912 to 1978. of Frank and Frances - - -o--- Dawn Thick, daughter of Mrs. Mary McKellar CMU, the family will spend smoke can injure their un- “After birth, breathing tion of Clifford D, Westby, (Grzymski) Kolar. born children. smoke-filled air can cause a received a rating of “excel- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thick, entertained for dinner Wed- the summer in Arizona. ++++++ He and Anna R. Novak has been a patient at Hills Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. How and whv a mother’s baby’s tiny airways and lent” for their concert and nesday of last week, Mr. and were married Sept. 8, 1948, lungs to constrict, blocking sight reading performance. and.Dales Hospital with the Mrs. Jatnes L,eVasseur ,of Harry Kehoe visited their Martin Bartholomy was a smoking can hirm the fetus following a tonsillect- at St. Isadore Catholic or threaten the baby’s res- or impairing the child’s “The adjudicating was very flu, Bay City. daughter, Mrs. Jack Bieth, callqr at the home of Mrs. in omy. Charles Grady Sr. Monday Church Cedar. She pre- piratory system after the breathing. And because tough. this year,” Westby Born to Rev. and Mrs. at St. Joseph’s Mercy Hos- ceded him in death April 2, pital, Pontiac, where she is afternoon. child is born is explained in babies and young children said, “but I feel we were ]Lonnie Bullock, a seven- 1980. breathe much faster than pound, sevenmnce daugh- undergoing a series’of tests, Paul Burdon attended an the booklet “Smoking and rated on a par with the other He was a tire builder for the “Two of You” published adults, they inhale more performing groups at this James ter March 24. Rev. Bullock is Sunday evening the Kehoes allday Farm Bureau busi- Chef ness meeting in Lansing last the US.Rubber Company in by the American Lung As- pollution in proportion to site.” pastor of the Gagetown visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Detroit. He retired in 1960 Church of the Nazarene. Kehoe in Cass City. Wednesday. sociation : their total body weight.” One of the judge‘s com- Mr. and Mrs. Richard after 25 years with the “When a pregnant mother ments was in reference to Reifsnyder William Britt, principal of company. For a copy of “Smoking the large group of parents BRIDAL SHOWER Burdon returned Sunday smokes, harmful gases from Owen-Gage Elementary from a few weeks’ vacation Surviving are two broth- the smoke enter the blood and the Two of You,” and for and friends that came to School in Gagetown, reports ers, Pete Kolar and Michael and pass through the pla- more information about hear the band perform. “It’s dies at 55 Mrs. Agatha LaFave of Mrs. Sandra Parks’ kinder- in Florida. Kolar, both of Austin Town- smoking and pregnancy, Owendale and Mrs. Irene centa directly into her good to see such alarge sup- garten class was to present ship; one sister, Mrs. Mary baby’s circulatory system. call the American Lung As- port group, and so very im- James W. Reifsnyder , 55, Hunter attended a bridal an Easter program for their Beno, Austin Township, and sociation of Michigan toll of Henderson, Nev ., died un- shower Sunday in honor of “These gases narrow the portant to a quality band parents at the school Tues- several nieces and nephews. baby’s blood vessels and free at 1-800-292-5979. program,” he said. expectedly at his home Miss Debbie Lenda, daugh- day, March 30. Two brothers and two ‘Tuesday, March 23. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry those in the placenta, and St. Agatha’s high school sisters preceded him in they force oxygen out of the A frequent visitor to the Lmda of Cass City. class of religion will sponsor APRILS-9 death. Thumb area, he was mar- The shower was hosted by red blood cells of mother and a bake sale after mass Sun- Services were held Satur- baby -- cutting down the 4-H Spring Achievement ried to the former Marie the brideelect’s aunt, Mrs. day, April 4, in the church MONDAY day morning at St, John Gurdon of Cass City. ’he Irene, Krug, and cousin amounts of badly-rfeeded hall. Catholic Church, Ubly. oxygen and food that are Sanilac County Spring nominal charge, or persons couple lived in Cass City for Lauri at the Krug home in Coney Island Hot Dog Father Julius Spleet offici- may bring their own lunch, a short time in 1963. Bad Axe. Word was received of the delivered to the developing Achievement Day for all 4-H death of Tom Jones of Lake French Fries ated. child. members enrofled in knit- Dismissal is set for mid- Reifsnyder was a certified Miss Lenda and Eric Fruit Cocktail Burial was in the church afternoon. executive chef at the Mint Frederick, both of Cass Worth, Fla., husband of “Women who smoke while ting, crocheting and sewing Delores (Simmons) Jones. Chocolate Milk cemetery. pregnant have a higher per- will be Saturday, April 17, at The evening performance, Hotel in Las Vegas, where City, will be wed at St. A scripture service was “Fashion Sampler begins he had worked four years. Agatha Catholic Church, Delores is the daughter of centage of stillborn babies, Peck High School. ,” Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Hager. TUESDAY recited Friday evening at spontaneous abortions and %Arrivaltime is 8:30 a.m., at 7:30 p.m. Previously, he had worked Gagetown, April 24. the Zinger-Sm igielski qt the MGM:Grand, Swanky Twenty friends and rela- premature deliveries than with style revue beginning PRICH-ROCKEFELLER Pizza Funeral Home, Ubly. dp women who don’t smoke, at 9. The Peck Booster Club Jlub, Union Plaza and the tives from Warrep, Owen- Buttered Corn Stardust Hotel, dale, Gagetown, Cass City and their babies are more will have hot dogs, potato Coffee beans are actually the Mr. and Mrs. George ‘ Chocolate Milk likely to be born undersized chips, -tieverage, etc. for, a pits of a red, cherrylike fruit. A native of Pennsylvania, and Caro attended. Raisins Pvt. Corl he had served in the Army Prich hosted a wedding re- hearsal dinner at 9:OO Ice Cream Sandwich Air Corps in World War 11. ‘ ++++++ “Evergreen 4th Grade” Reifsnyder was a member o’clock Friday evening at Mrs. Mary McKellar and Nicky’s Restaurant in Gage- completes of Culinary Workers Local WEDNESDAY No, 226, the Fraternity of Mrs. Sue Penrod were call- town, for 40 relatives and bm Executive Chefs of Nevada,’ ers Sunday at the home of friends. Mr, and Mrs. Clare Schwad- The wedding took place Chili tracnzng Les Amies Escoffier and the Crackers American Culinary Federa- erer of Caro. Mr. Schwad- Saturday evening, March 27, Pvt. Richard L. Corl, son erer is recovering from a at St. Paul’s Lutheran Green Beans tion. Apple Sauce of William L. and Marlene He is survived by his wife; stroke. Church, Linkville, at 5:OO A. ‘Cor1 of 1545 Wadsworth Mr. and Mrs. George Wil- p.m., uniting’ in marriage Chocolate Pudding . son, Charles of Henderson ; Chocolate Milk Road, Ubly, has completed a SATURDAY, APRIL 3 at the stepson Michael Sampson of son left March 25 to spend a Annette Rockefeller, daugh- tracked-vehicle mechanic d I working vacation in Ari- ter of Mr, and Mrs. John OWEN-GAGE HIGH SCHOOL Tacoma, Wash.; a daughter, THURSDAY course at the US. Army Lisa Brewer, Henderson; zona. They plan to locate six Rockefeller, and Larry Armor School, Fort Knox, .Adults +Children $1.00 1 miles from the Grand Can- Prich, son of Mr. and Mrs. $2.00 two sisters, Pauline Foster, * George Prich. Footlongs KY Henderson, and Helen Mur- Baked Beans During the course, stu- rell, Virginia City, Nev.; a After a week’s honeymoon Raisins dents were trained to repair niece and nephew of Hender- Deadline for to Kentucky and Tennessee, Milk engines, transmissions, and son, and a grandson, James the couple will make their the fuel, electrical and air J. Brewer. farm sign-up home on Bay Port Road, FRIDAY hydraulic systems of the The funeral was held last Sebewaing . Army’s tracked vehicles. Tbprsday at Palm Mortuary is April 16 Included in pre-nuptial Good Friday -,NoSchool They also learned to per- Henderson, with Father parties was a briUal shower form recovery operations Caesar Cavegla of St. Peters for abandoned, damaged, APRIL 12-16 1 Catholic Church in Hender- disabled or mired vehicles. SOP officiating. No School He is a 1981 graduate of Pallbearers were mem- Bad’ Axe High School. bers of the Executive Chefs ioans and target price pro- of Nevada, with the eulogy tection are reminded that delivered by the organiza- sign-ups are now being tion’s director, Vincent taken and the deadline for Giacalone. A total of about sign-up is April 16. 25 chefs attended, all wear- Virgil D. Bouck, county ing their dress chef’s uni- Agricultural Stabilization & forms and hats. Conservation Service execu- Burial was in Palm Me- tive Director reminds pro- morial Park, Henderson. ducers that the program is voluntary and that there is 1- i no cross compliance be- tween farms or crops, which 4%owmuCh means that a producer can sign and comply on one farm wouldit cost and will not have to comply on other farms he operates. tb replace The same holds true be- tween crops, wheat, corn everything and oats and barley. The one exception is that oats and ‘byour barley are classed as one crop, laparanent@@?”Producers who sign an See me about State Farm intention to participate are Renters Insurance. The cos1 not obligated to comply with is law and the coverage this intention if the market cqrn p re hensive . should be to their advantage . before certifying their crop Ernest A. feichman Jr. plantings by July 1. 6529 MainSt. Only producers who sign Cass City, Mich. an intention, to participate Phone 872-3388 ’ by April 16 are entitled to the target price, loan rate and Like a good ,reserve rate benefits for the neighbor, four crops mentioned above. state lFarm If producers have ’ any is &ere. questions, they should con- tact the ASCS Office at 852 s. STATE FARM FIRE Hooper Street, Caro, tele- AND CASUALTY COMPANY phone 673-8173. I Home Office Bloomngton. Illinoi RCA $13995 Model GFR630 $49 9 9 5 WX

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. . , .. . , . - ...... - .. .. , . . -. PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1982 CASS CITY, MICHIG, SIMULATED New Life ENGRAVED Singles BUSINESS CARDS 1-1 # The New Life Singles will Cass City Bowling Leagues meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. l-CoLoR OR 2-COLOR at the Elkton United Meth- I odist, Church. meal, games, volleyball and High Team Game: Pierce Tippers 1944. Grifka 222, J. Gallagher 213, TUESDAY AFTERNOON Bouck 192, J. Brown 191, MORNING election of officers. -Honey Bees 706. High Team Game: Pin F. Knoblet 212, J. Fox 211, c, THURSDAY LADIES E. Kolb 183, B. Fischer 183. The club is open to persons 200 Tippers 690. 210. COFFEE PHONE 872-2010 March 23,1982 Games: B. Phillips Schulz High Women’s Series: V. March 25,1982 25 and older who are single, 225, L. 209, Comment S. Bilicki 528, P. TJfig 488. widowed or divorced. Dillon 208, S. Joos 208, S. - Wright’s Painting l8*/2 TUSCOLA High Women’s Games : V. & cc 28 Cummins 203. ’ MERCHANTS’ “B” Pierce Honey Bees l6’/2 GET TOGETHERS “A” Bilicki 223, S. Albrecht 184. PierceBees 27 No. 10 500 Series: S. Cummins 161h March 22,1982 March 24,1982 Paul’s , 26 ------571, F. Baranic 531, S, JWS Clare’s Sunoco 16 Rich’s Disposal 24 Start First Week May 528, P. Schwartz 514, D. Rabideau Motors 26 In Hair Benders 16 Armstead Aluminum THURSDAY NITE TRIO Wickes Agriculture 22 Mathewson 501. I 26 Gagetown Oil & Gas 22 Don’s Auction Gallery 15 Sugar Town Market March 25,1982 Pin Pals Lucky’s Kountry Faust Rebuilding 25 Harmer’s Racing Stable 20 Deering Farms .I“ /f All Dogs Must Have Current 23 Pabst 18 Korners 14 Cole Carbide Van Dale Crazy Ladies 18 Cass City-Anns MERCHANETTE Hillaker’s Auct. Serv. 22 Herron Builders 18 24 Health Certificates 14 DravesJacques Dis Seeds t . 22 Campbell Sawmill 15% Pinney State Bank 121/~ March 25.1982 ~ Clare’s Sunoco 16 Maurer Const Co. VZ 20% Rabidea u ’s 15 Come have fun with us. Hills & Dales 11 Larry’s Car Wash ii Charmont 16 Garno Seeds Happy Hoofers 13 Croft-Clara Lumber 9 Kritzman’s 21 Hills & Dales Hospital 15~2 19 For More Information Call 18 Pierce Apiaries IGA Kingston Bank 9 Pin Pickyrs Faust Rebuilding Bauer Candy Co. 12 17 9 17 Charmont 19 0 ’Dells 16 Janet Linsemier - 872-3765 Cass City Sports 15 Nicky’s Restaurants ,15 Shag’s Angels 11 High Team Series : Paul’s JOGS’Fifth Wheels Tuckey Concrete Gordon Builders 14 1h Judith Rdcheleau 872-4141 High Team Series: Pierce 15 Harris-Hampshire Ins. 10 Circle S 1795.High Team Game: Paul’s Honey Bees 1973. IGA Foodliner General Cable 7 14 13 Mr, Kelly’s Market :: Old Wood Drug 14 Albee Hardware 12 - Century “21” 11 629.’ 200Games: B. Watson 216. Miller’s Chicks 11 High Team Series: Cole 550 Series: G. Diebel 598, Nieboer Masonry Herron Builders - 11 C. Comment 596, B. David- 10 Carbide 2774. Smith’s 500 Series: B. Watson 525, Charmont son K. Adelberg 586, 8 10 High Team Game: Hil- 587, J. C. Haley 502. Anrod Screen Cyl. 9 laker’s Auct. Serv. 987. Guinther 576, M. Gohsman 550 Series : G. Lapp 550, J. Geiger-Hunt Ford 8 210 Games: B. Warack 568, M. Irrer 552, Steadman 569, A1 Wither- Walbro 210 5 237, C. Comment 236, R. Games: K. Adelberg spoon 570, A. McLaqhlan 574, Surbrook 226, B. Bader 224, 237, J. Guinther 223, C. Com- D. O’Dell580, J. Mathewson High Team Series: Kritz- Larry Summers 223, D. ment 215, J. Mastie 214, G. 562. man’s 2378. Hampshire 212, B. Biebel Diebel 213, R. Tuckey 212. 210 Games: A. Wither- High Team Game: Kritz- 210. spoon 214, D. Miller 221, D. man’s 886. 550 Series: B. Warack 589, GUYS & GALS O’Dell 223, A. McLachlan 200 Games: Pat McIntosh C. Comment 584, A.D. Fred- March 23,1982 233, J. Steadman 234. 219, J. Lapp 216, D. Tuckey erick 580, B. Wildman 561, B. GOING 212, J. Smithson 207, P. Bader 556, E. Helwig 553, ~~~~~sf~Son23 Johnson 200. Larry Summers 551. --20 FRIDAY NITE 500 Series: S. DeLong 553, Charmont 20 CARCASS UNION Pat McIntosh 546, D. Tuckey Kruse Farms 18 March 26,1982 Edwud H. barr 530, P. Little 526, D. Wisch- TUSCOLA Country Cousins 18 meyer 526, J. LaRoche 520, GET TOGETHERS “B” D&D 18 Rescue Squad 35 Own a Business? J. Lapp 519, R. Speirs 515, L. Copeland & Gornowicz 16 The Turkeys . 30 ’ March 22.1982 We’ve #ot an Economical OUT OF Selby 513. Playmates 151/2 Colwood Bar 30 Roger’s Hay 31 Alley Sweepers 14 A.J. Rehmus 29% Insurance Package Doerr Farms 28 ElktonIGA 11 ‘/z Fishbowlers 27 FRIDAY NITE DOUBLES Dale’s Eaves Trough. 26 Rolling Hills 11 Cannonballs 27 just for you. Leiterman Bldrs. 26 .Odd Couples 8 Not So Hots 26 March 26,1982 Miller’s Egg Inc. 24 Kelly Bros. 22 Our Michigan Mutual Thumb Firewood 24 High Team Series: Brand Old Folks 18% Businessowners Policy Gutter Balls 35 Wright’s Service 20 X 2439. Incredible 4 15 wraps UP most prapert I Faust Rebuilding 29 F & M State Bank 18 High Team Game: Brand and liability. insurance Wood Choppers 26 Cass City IGA 17 X 841. Men’s High Series: L. needs of your business Krazier X Two 25 Barnes’ Construction 16 High Men’s Series: 3. Lubaczewski 530, D. Cum- in one policy. And we’ll Heard’s Teards 25 Chappel’s Men’s Wear 16 Brown 542, C. Kolb 523, B. mins 520. probably save you money. L & S Standard 24 Stahlbaum Asphalt Paving 6 Fischer 515, R. Bouck 522. Men’s High Game: H. Ask about a BOP for your P.F,Flyers 23 High Men’s Games: R. Walter 212. store or office. Campbell Sawmill 23 High Team Series : Dale’s Ladies’ High Series: S. SALE Bloopers 22 Eaves Trough. 2778. Cummins 568. Fearless Four Elmer Parrish CumminsLadies’ 199.High Game: S. 21 High Team Game: Dale’s Doerr6265 MainAgency St. Alley Bombers 18 Eaves Trough. 955. Gutter Getters 17 200 Games: D. Miller, C. family sees Team High Series : Rescue Hillaker, R. Bouck 210. Squad 1878. Cass City Starts Wed., March’31 Men’s High Series: T. 550 Series : T. Furness 564, Team High Game: Col- I Phone 872.381 5 1 Benitez 527. R. Selb 561, R. Bouck 558. space launch wood Bar 640. Ladies’ High Series: N. Wright 456. When the Columbia space Men’s High Game: G. MERCHANTS’ “A” shuttle was launched from All REGULAR PRICED May 207. March 24,1982 Cape Cahaveral March “22, ‘ Ladies’ High Game: S. among th,e estimated 1 mil: Hawkins 168. Croft -Clara Lumber 23 lion spectators watching High Team Series: Fear- Fuelgas 20 was the Elmer Parrish fam- ’‘The Extra MERCHANDISE less Four 1788. Cass City Oil & Gas 20 ily of Gagetown. High Team Game: Fear-. Charlie’s Market 19 The family consists of less Four 637. Blount Agriculture 18 Elmer and his wife Jill and Ouvry Chevy-Olds 16 their children, Jamie, 7, and Warren Electric 15 Kristy, 5. Step CHARMONT LADIES Erla Food Center 15 The family, \which de- March 23,1982 Kingston State Bank 14 parted March 18 and re- Kritzman’s 13 turned home Sunday, not Johnson Six 24 only watched the spectacu- That’s Why ~ Charmont 12 Cablettes 21 New England Life 7 lar launch, they also were Fort’s Party Store 21 interviewed for the local More Folks Veronica’s 19 550 Series: E. Schulz 591, newspaper, the Orlando, Than Ever Live Wires 19 E. Lewicki 586, D. Wallace ,Fla. Sentinel Star. Everything Goes! Tri-Agri-Inc. 15 ‘/z 584, B. Musall 572, M. Grifka They were among spec- Are , Cass City State Bank 14 562, A. McLachlan 562, G. tators interviewed who Erla’s 13 ’/2 Lapp 556, J. Fox 550. drove from as far away as Turning Nothing Held Back! Woods Hay & Straw 13 lkd 210 Games: J. Guinther California to see the launch. Cass City Sports 12 ‘/2 228, E. Lewicki 225, M. The following is from the TO Gagetown Oil & Gas 12 Sentinel Star article: Pizza Villa 6 lh Th’e Elmer Parrish family Coach Light Rites ‘held of Gagetown, Mich., made Here’s Your Chance To Buy Quality, High Team Series: John- their vacation a trip to the I son Six 2370. shuttle launch mainly be- Name Brand Merchandise At High Team Game: Ver- for Blanche cause of son Jamie, 7, onica’s 827. “It seems like he draws Free village delivery, emergency night 500 Series: Joan Koch, pictures of the shuttle every service, friendly attention to detail, all Discount Prices 504, C. Spencer, 81 G. Hightower.502, day,” said Parrish. “He’s part of that extra step that makes folks Wallace 542, B. Louks 527, R. really gotten us interested in Speirs 508, P. McIntosh 593, Blanche Leona Spencer, it. return again and again for prescription Hush Puppie and Endicott Johnson J. Steadman 500, C. David- 81, of Mesa, Ariz., died “Plus, one of the guys service. rl’ son 508, E. Rornain 525. March 21 at Mesa Lutheran who’s training to be an ‘I Shoes 200 Games: C. Wallace Hospital. astronaut, Brewster Shaw, 235, P. McIntosh 234. She was born Jan. 8, 1901, is from our home town. I COACH LIGHT 9 Campus Men’s Wear in Mayfield Township, went to high school with Mich., had lived in Ox- Brewster at Cass City High School. It was one of those PHARMACY ford since 1929 and spent Phone 872-3613- Emergency I, Cannon Towels - Spring Maid Sheets HOLY ROLLERS the last 15 winters in Mesa. small towns where every- 872-3283 March 21,1982 Mrs. Spencer retired from body knows everybody. National Twist Drill in “It’s easier to enjoy these Cass City Best Form Lingerie CCYC 17 Rochester in 1966, after 25 things when you know some- Auctioneers 16 years with the company. body,” Parrish said. ’AlleyCats 15 She was a member of the New Spring and Summer Pin Tippers 14 United Church of Christ, King Pins 14 Shepherd of the Desert, 4 Merchandise Corn Huskers I 13 Mesa; Order of the Eastern Irish Rovers 11 Star ; past commander of the Rolling Pins 10 Maccabees in Michigan ; the Gutter Dusters 10 Nite-Caps, Mesa; M.O.M.S. Bar Flies 10 of Michigan, and the Im- R & R’s 8 manuel Congregational Gutter Aces 6 Church, Oxford. Store .e She is survived by one son, Fixtures Men’s High Series: G. 8 Keith Spencer, Washington, Lapp 600, M. McCarty 552. Mich.; six daughters, Helen Ladies’ High Series: J. Schlie, Wanda Panduren, Building . Lapp 528. Yvonne Stimson, and Doris For Sale Men’s High Game: D. Jane Richardson, all of 5 O’Dell 222. Mesa, Naomi Mereness, Mc- IRA’S and .Keogh Plans ,I For Sale Ladies’ High Game: J. Henry,,Ill., and Anne Leone I 3 Cash Registers Lapp 193. Janton, Tucson, Ariz.; 26 High Team Series: Pin or Rent grandchildren; 27 great- I Tax Deductible Contributions 1 Office grandchildren, and one 4 great -great -grandchild, 100% Retai,l Location Equipment Craft Club Fumral services were Tax Free Accumulation 11b cotducted March ‘, 23 by Rev. R.M.Jensen at meets Monday the Shepherd of the Desert Many Retirement OptionsI Church ad March 25 by i ALL SALES FINAL! NO LAY-AWNS, Deford Craft Club will Rev. Arthur Habermehl at meet a week early this the Immanuel Congrega- NO REFUNDS, NO EXCHANGES! month, on Monday, April 5, tional Church in Oxford. For Details: *4 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Burial was in Ridgelawn Mrs. Pat Zinnecker in De- Cemetery, Oxford, with ford. Bishop Bruce Greer of the Church of Jesus Christ of Members should bring Harris-Hampshire Agency, Inc. ci Latter-Day Saints perform- I quilt squares, scissors, pins ing the dedication oE the Phone 872-4351 and needles. grave. Cass City 1i Bossardet Funeral Home 6815 E. Cass City Rd. Hostesses will be Florence of Oxford made the arrange- ‘Current Rate J Hurd and Mary Gyomory. ments. 1 Baking Mix ...... PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

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Just like the Detroit is his third year on the squaa Tigers, the Owen-Gage Bull- glove,’ according to Gray, league this season, with and last year batted 375. will be ,playing his fourth Owen-Gage “near the top.” dogs could use another good Andrakowicz’ main job pitcher or two as they pre- year. All games are double will be at catcher, replacing Expected to be in the out- headers starting at 4 p.m. pare for the opener of the graduated Jim Glidden, who baseball season April 22. field in addition to Gltdden Home games are at the high was all-conference in the are Mark Furness in left school field, The schedule: With nine lettermen re- position in 1981. Gray says turning and 21 players on the field, who batted ,275 in 1981 Andrakowicz has good size and is back for his fourth April 22 at Ubly roster, coach Phil Gray is and an excellent arm. looking for considerable im- season, and either George April 26 at(non-league) Carsonville-PS The Bulldogs have a solid Vargo, Mike Powell or Reid ,provement over his team’s infield with Terry Muntz at 7-12 overall record last year. Goslin in right field. April 29 Port Hope‘ first, Paul Lopez at second, May 6 at Kingston In the North Central Thumb LeValley at shortstop and Gray is starting his sev- D League, the team was 5-9, May 10 Caseville Vince Salcido at third. enth season at coach. His May 13 at Akron-Fair. which put them in sixth Muntz, back for his fourth. past teams totaled a 65-62 place. May 17 Peck year at the position, batted, win-loss record. Nay 19 at North Huron , The mainstays of the .489 last year, the second He expects North Huron, mound staff this year will be May a4 Deckerville best average in the area. Carsonville-Port Sanilac May 26 at Lakers senior Randy Radabaugh, Lopez is back for his third who had a 4-6 record last (non-league) year and batted .285. Sal- and Akron-Fairgrove to be June 4-5 districts at North season and a 2.59 earned run cido, who has a “good average in 1981, and sopho- the teams to beat in the Huron more Alan Levalley, who was 3-5, Levalley, who will mainly handle shortstop Graduation losses heavy duties, batted ,272 in 1981. Radabaugh had a 375 aver- age at the plate last year. OWEN-GAGE BASEBALL team members are, front row, from left, Bill Ashmore, Tom The one pitcher lost to Jeffrey, Gary Erickson, John Shope, Reid Goslin, Earl Harris. Second row, Alan Levalley, graduation is Jim Kuhr. Jason Reinhardt, Paul Lopez, Mike Powell, George Vargo, Craig Enderle, assistant coach John Gray would like to have ‘ more depth at the mound Big shoes to fill Osterland, Back row, coach Phil Gray, Mark Furness, Dan Glidden, Stan Andrakowicz, Terry and is hoping Stan Andra- Muntz, Vince Salcido, Randy Radabaugh. Absent, Angelo Battisti, Chris Bolzman, Kellin kowicz, new this year, and- Kretzschmer. or Dan Glidden, both jun- iors, will take up the slack. When and if not pitching, I Glidden will be in center for a track teams field, taking over for the graduated Scott Gaeth. This changes in technique, with a The OwenGage boys’ goal this season of topping 14 track team has some fast feet and winning another shoes to fill, if it is to be a state championship. contender in the North Cen- Making the changes tral Thumb D League this meant he had some relearn- season. ing to do, he explained, but Coach Richard Glidden in some indoor meets this feels it will. winter, he has managed to Last year’s squad finished work his way back to his 4-4 in the league, third place, best performances of last but won the league meet. season. A lot of points last year Among others back are were won by Glidden’s son, Terry Muntz, who was ~ Jim, who was league champ-- league champion in the 330 ion in the 100 and 220 yard low hurdles in 1981, and Dan dashes, long jump and also Glidden, who was runner-up ran in sohe\relays. behind his brother, Jim, in In addition to Jim, also the 100 and 220 yard dashes. lost to graduation are Scott Also returning are Paul Gaeth, relays and hurdles, Lopez, shot put, discus and who also garnered a lot of mile; Stan Andrakowicz, 880 points, Lennie Hallock and’ and 440; Alan Levalley, shot Dave Ondrajka, both relays put and 440; George Vargo, and sprints, and Bob La- sprints and relays; Gary Fave, shot-put and discus. Erickson, 440, and Frank There is, however, lots to Abfalter, mile. be optimistic about. New on the team are Reid For starters, there is state Goslin, hurdles and relays. Class D pole vault champion John Shope, shot put and Jim Patnaude, who won the discus ; Earl Harris, shot title last year with a vault of put, and Angelo Battisti, 13 ft., 7 in. His best during mile and two mile. the season was 13 ft., 9 in. Glidden feels the strengths To go hen higher, the. of his team will be the senior has switched to a sprints and relays and a win, longer pole and madeI a few an Levalley, Angel ning attitude, while .. the* - * weaknesses will be the field events, except for Patnaude, distance races and lack of He feels the Bulldogs will Wedding be a contender, with Akron- v U Fairgrove, Kingston and Announcements game not until April 22, the The other problem is hit- er than second base with her Miss Campbell predicts Northbeat. Huron the teams to and coach also plans to try some ting. bat. Once she gets on base, Caseville and Deckerville other players on the mould. All the big hitters are however, she is a good bet to will be the strongest teams GIRLS’TE AM Inwitations Another question mark is gone, “so that is going to go farther. She led the team in the league this season. Glidden: starting his third Catalogs loaned at catcher. Rita Sullivan nil1 hurt .” in stolen bases last season. Home games are played year of coaching track, is probably fill that spot. The team’s best batter is Mosack is a hard hitter also handling the girls’ team overnight on the Gagetown villdge . The rest of the defense, Kretzschmer, who often gets when she hits the ball, park field. All contests are this year, which, he says, is FREE SU BSCRl PTlON according to Miss Campbell, on base, but isn’t a power according to the coach, but double headers, starting at 4 almost entirely a new team. WITH EACH ORDER. looks “halfway decent .” hitter, so seldom gets farth- ,so far lacks consistency. Pa* Back from the 1981 team which finished seventh in the The Cass City league are Bonnie Wynn, sprints, shot put and discus; Chronicle Karla ‘Kretzschmer, and ,Phone 872-2010 Julie Enderle, both relays; Carol Zimmer , distance events, and Dawn Mitchell, sprints. derle, outfielders, and Jack- New on the team this year ie Kain and Vicki Alexander, are ‘Dena McDonald, shot who alternated at third base. put and discus; Kim Olszak, DEERING- PACKmG’- - - *----- A total of 10 players are relays and sprints; Linda 1 mile north, ’12 mile east of back who have experience. Retford, hurdles and shot Silverwood at 4808 E. Mayville Road The big. need is pitching put; Bev Zaleski, sprints; and Miss Campbell is look- Jenny Hellebuyck, sprints, FRESH COUNTER MEATS ing toward Leeann Elljcott, relays and long jump. who pitched a little last Glidden feels the strength Check Out Prices On year, to head the mound of his team are in the sprints staff. and the newcomers’ atti- c, LAM8 H PORK c, VEAL Another possible pitcher is tude, but offsetting that are Kain, who also threw a bit lack of depth and any run- Y BEEF HALVES AND QUARTERS last season. ,With the first ners in the distance events. He feels the top teams in Porterhouse Steak . . , . . $3.29 Ib. Sirls’ track will be Akron- T-Bone Steak ...... 2.99 ~b. Fairgrove, North Huron and ‘l’he schedule is the Kingston. Round Steak...... 2.1 9 ib. same as for boys’ baseball: Regular meets start at 4 p.m. The schedule: Tendecited Steak...... 2.19 Ib. April 22 at Ubly (non-league1 April 20 at Kingston (3:30) Rib Steak...... ib...... 1.99 April 26 at Carsonville-PS April 23 at Cent. Mich. Uni April 24 at Saginaw Valley April 29 Port Hope Chuck Steak...... 1.69 ~b 27 May 6 at Kingston April Deckerville and May 10 Caseville Caseville at O-G This Week’s Special May 4 at Akron-Fair. May 13 at Akcon-Fair, May 5 Unionville-Sebe- Hot Dogs...... Ib. May 17 Peck ...... 1 19 , waing invitational May 19 at North Huron May 11 at North Huron Mon. thru Thurs. Sat. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. May 24 Deckerville May 1814 Akronleague invitationalmeet at Fri.8a.m. to8p.m:Sur-i. 11 a.m. to5p,m. May 26 at Lakers OWEN-GAGE SOFTBALL team members are, front row, from left, Kendra Kretzschmer, (non-league1 Dena McDonald, Jenny Hellebuyck, Buffy Olszak, Janet Warack, Shelly Ellicotf. Second row, Kingston June 4-5 districts at North Marcy Enderle, Linda Retford, Leeann Ellicott, Tina Lopez, Cindy Enderle, Tiffany Reinhardt, Huron May 25 Thumb Meet of Third row, Cindy Brown, Trina Peters, Sheila Englehardt, Carol Zimmer, Joan Mosack. Back Champions, Car9 row, Vicki Alexander, Julie Enderle, Karla Kretzschmer, Jackie Kain, Bdnnie Wynn, coach May 22 regionals Judy Campbell. Absent, Rita Sullivan, Dora Gunsell. June 5 state finals . CASS MICHIGAN CASS CITYCHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1982 PAGE THIRTEEN ‘ CITY, Issue now settled Rec. loop Board action Play-offs irks firemen 1 Calm has apparently re- plained at various times March 19 special meeting turned to the Elkland Town- during the Monday meeting that he would accept. underway ship Fire Department, the what Root Will be expected The supervisor contended result of a meeting Monday to do. “we hope it (the fire no matter how the board night of township Supervisor department) is going to be a handled the appointment, If form is followed, Farm In the first game Thurs- Bureau, the regular season Jack Gallagher and 16 mem- little more efficient,” he the result would have been day, Stevenson’s edged Elk- bers of the department to Said, adding that the town- the same. Either firemen champions of the Cass City ton Merchants, 77-76, in the Recreational League, will be discuss the township board’s ship board realized “it’s Just would have heard abut it on battle for third place. The appointment of Jerome Root been top time consuming for the street or they would have upset in the playaffs that Insurance five jumped off to were to have started Jr. as fire chief. the chiefs to get the Job learned about it for the first an early lead and then The decision by the board done.” time at a meeting, which is Wednesday. stayed in front, 20-18, at the That’s what happened last March 19 to replace Dave Root Will be expected to what happened. quarter and 38-35 at half- McNaughton, who resigned Oversee the operation of the He also said that if the year and there are several time. teams capable of knocking as chief, with Root had upset department, approve all firemen didn’t want Root to Elkton charged back after ’ YOUNG Authors’ some firemen. Purchases -- better than to be called chief, the township off the farmers in the post the intermission to lead at season classic. Conference -- Was Their objection was not to have two, three Or four board could give him an&- the end of three quarters, held Saturday Root being appointed, but to persons do it, the SuPrvisor er title, but he would still be Regardless what happens 55-54 * in the tournament, Farm the fact that the board had said -- and do all maink- doing the Same job. In the crucial final period morning at Cass done so without any advance name on the fire trucks that Gallagher noted that al- Bureau will have the regular the lead see-sawed between season trophy to tuck away. City High School, notice to members of ,the he is capable of doing. though the members of the the two teams with Steven- department. The fire depart- Root was hired, Gallagher fire department have al- The champs made sure of son’s in front when the with a.total of that by knocking off Erla’s, merit bylaws say that the explained, because he had ways elected their officers in buzzer sounded. about 35 ‘high n~mberselect the chief- 81-66, Thursday, March 18. Four players from each the time to do the job and the the past, those chosen were Knowing that a win was team were in double figures. school students “I don’t think it was a experience. He has been a then approved by the town- needed to avoid sharing the question of the township’s fireman almost 25 years and ship board. For the winners it was : Rick from Cass City, decision ,” Assistant Chief has previously been chief title, Farm Bureau went in Tuckey, 23; Jeff McKenzie, front early only to lose the Vassar, Port Ron Pawloski commented, and assistant chief. One reason the board took 18; Bill Stevenson, 16, and “just the way it was done.” lead in the second quarter. Tim Bates, 12, Hope and May- Because he have more explained,the hurry-up was action because it did, the he At the end of the first For Elkton it was: Tim ville attending. Root was not present at time to devote to the Job fire department’s regular quarter it was 16-10, but the Quinn, 18; Jim Schramski, (Two schools the meeting, which was not than chiefs in the he monthly meeting was Mon- Foodmen’s 24-18 edge in the 17; Todd Dubey, 14, and an official session of the de- have more day, March 22, at which the second quarter knotted the Todd Wisenbaugh, 14. didn’t show.) partment, ,core at the intermission, In the first game Wednes- Among those pre- Although an apparent ity.Fire fighters did not object ~~~n~$~ntmentwas qn- 34-all. day, March 17, McMahan’s handful of firemen knew to the township board’s de- Another factor was that Farm Bureau got its run- senting work- edged Charmont, 59-57, in what took place prior to cision to have a part* the township’s 1982-83 budg- ning game in gear in the overtime in a battle of shops was WNEM their regular March 27 meet- time chief, and Some noted et had tobe presented at the third period to forge in front basement dwellers. ing, most did not, including the idea has been discussed annual meeting this past 5649 and then continued to Channel 5 televis- McMahan’s started with a Pawloski, until it was an- fo&~~~~~~~~*TALKED Saturday, at which the $5,500 pull away in the final quart- 17-12 lead only to see Char- ion reporter Rob- er with a 25-17 advantage. mont post a big second erta Wray (above). nouncedGallagher thatand evening township by about how the township hadpay forto bethe included. chief would have For Farm Bureau, Tom period advantage to lead Clerk Carol Ware. board made its decision, Koch, 23, Dennis Dunkel, 19, Presenting the “Maybe there would have 30-22 at halftime. In contrast to the $50 paid which was ’purred by the been a better way to handle and Mark Gainforth, 17, McMahan’s got straight- keynote address annually to the fire chief in resignation Of McNaughtonm it,” Gallagher continued. 4‘1 were the top scorers. For ened out in the third period was Ann Arbor the past plus $4 per hour for The su~rvisorindicated don’t know.” Erla’s, Ken Pichla, the and closed the gap to 40-35. A fig.,ting’fires, will be the board didn’t want a lot of zague’s leading scorer, last period 18-13 margin for poet and high school paid $5,500 annually as a advance .publicity about SOME QUESTIONS RE- counted 22 points while Roy McMahan’s sent the game teacher Andrew part-time employee of the what it was contemplating, mined unresolved, such as Calahan, 17, and Paul Bat- into overtime where Mc- Carrigan (left). township. in case Root decided he a change in the fire depart- tel, 15, were in double fig- Mahan’s posted a 6-4 advant- EX- didn’t want to take the job. ment’s bylaws. Another is ures. GALLAGHER age to grab the win. He notified the board at its the-. philosophical question The winners were led by whether Root, as a township Gary Bruce, 16; Leon Kanis- employee, still represents Schedule zewski, 14, and Ken Walke- the firemen in their requests wicz, 11. Charmont’s top Michigan Mirror to the board, or whether by scorers +were Dirk Suther- virtue of who appointed him, land, 26; Norm’Stephens, 17, he now becomes the board’s softball and Dave Doerr, 11. representative to the fire- In the nightcap Shetler’s men. won a meaningless game The feeling appeared to be workshop from Holmes & Walpole, Three petitions seek tax cuts when the discussion was 67-50. The Plumbers already over that Root should be had clinched second place in given a chance to perform The Marlette Area Sum- the league while the best the his new duties. mer Athletic Program will Lqyygq could hqve dQne By Warren M.Hoyt imbursement to educatign, taxes to cover the lost imperative to enact prop- It Would eliminate the Discussion more or less host a six-hodr Michigan was to tie‘ for fourth. Mich, Press Association prevent any educational revenue and increase the efty tax relief. property tax from school ended when fireman Jack State University workshop Shetler’s went ahead in units from making budget sales tax to 5 percent. The T.R.1.M. proposal is millages, raise the sales tax Hartwick commented that it Saturday, April 17, for soft- the first period, 20-5, and Only one day after Gov- cuts because of the exemp- Trim added, with the Mil- basically a revision of a to 5 Percent and dedicate was time to stop dickering ball and baseball coaches. coasted to the win. At the ernor William G. Milliken tions, protect business and liken income tax hike pro- proposal developed and then royalties from Oil and nat- and get back to the business It will be conducted in the half it was 35-18 and after called . for massive budget industrv from anv additional nosal. it is now even more withdrawn earlier this year. ural gas to ducation. of fighting fires. Marlette Middle School. It is open to coaches, persons who would like to coach and pxents wishing to know how to better instruct their sons and daughters, There will be a small registration fee. Refreshments and lunch will be available at the school. * ?he schedule is: 8:30-9, registration; 9, philosophy bf, youth, sports and film, ‘Youth Sports: Is Winning Everything?”; 9:45, role of the coach; 10:45-11:45 tech- niques of throwing, hitting, catching; 12:30, preparing for the season; 1:15, first aid, injury prevention; 2:30- 3:,15, techniques of fielding, p,itching, base running.

I Advertise It In I 1,1982 .I CASS 1. PAGE FOURTEEN CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL CAS CITY, ,MICHIGAN Estimate $2,500 damage Okay budget for Gagetown in one of 3 >areafires

Damage was estimated at Township fire fighters ar- Elkland firemen were sponded to a reported utility $2,500 in ‘a fire last Wednes- rived. called at 3:40 p.m. last pole fire at 4:50 p.m. ’rues- day at the home of Mr. and Firemen cut into the.wal1 Thursday to Provincial day. around the fireplace to make Mrs. George Nowakowski, House * Mushroom Rord, De- sure the fire was out. The The pole was along M-53 7181 Root said a food warmer near the Wildwood Farms ford. fireplace wasn’t being used. in the kitchen had shorted Nowakowski said the fire In addition to repairing restaurant and motel. Ap- out, blowing 8 fuse and parently a wire came loose in the chimney broke into the wall,. Nowakowski and apparently causing smoke, the living room wall. A fire Fire Chief Jerome Root Jr. or there was a short, result- but there was no fire and ing in sparking. was burning in the addm said the chimney would have nothing for firemen to ex- wood stove in the basement. to be replaced. tinguish. Although some insulation He and Danny Allen, Bill The fire was reported‘at may have burned, there was Nagy and Dick Powell used 5:lO p.m. ++++++ nothing to extinguish, Root a garden hose and had the said. Detroit Edison was fire out by the time Elkland ++++++ Elkland firemen re- notified. v

FIRE that broke through the chimney into the wall of the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Nowakowski last Wednesday resulted in this damage, some of it due to.firemen having to cut into the wall to make sure the fire was

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Easter Thumb Electric outlines wishes Remember friends anc projects at annual meet “TRAVE LI NG DUET” loved ones with a 8-Hour Natural Spray Cologne ,6 02. Hallmark card on Sunday, April 11. Walter president of $2,358,770 are allocated back and safety program. Along part of Tuscola County, be- . and Precious Perfume 1/8 02. Cook, r------. the board of directors, to members in the year they with the award, a, 10 percent ing the highpoint. opened the 45th annual were earned based on the reduction in insurance Pla,ns for 1982 include re- All The Famous meeting of Thumb Electric member’s electricity usage. premium was received. building of the Kinde Sigel Cooperative (TEC) mem- --Problems with meter TEC joined 10 other co- transmission line ; comple- bers Friday at Ubly High tampering and fraud are on operatives in Michigan and tion of two miles of three- the increase. Meter tamper- formed a self-insurance fund phase bebuild on Frenchline B Brand Names Our , School. An estimated 575 In ing and fraud are felonies ‘for Workers’ Compensation, Road in Sanilac County’s persons attended. ’ Election of three directors and TEC has and will con- which is expected to save Washington Township, an.’. highlighted the meeting. Re- tinue to pursue offenders several thousand dollars an- one mile of three-phase rL Cosmetic Department elected to three terms were through the courts. nually. build on Waterman Road in Walter Cook, Huron County; --The load management Conversion of part of Tuscola County’s Fremont Ronald Schiestel, Sanilac program TEC introduced in TEC’s transportation fleet Township. C han t illy Chimere County, and Roger Vollmar, 1979 has been expanded. from gasoline to propane After the business meeting Tuscola County. TEC now offers an interrup- was discussed along with the adjourned, a lunch was tible electric heating rate associated operating ex- served and the Tenbusch Chanel 5 .Cachet Board Treasurer Michael and an energy storage rate pense reduction. Brothers and the Musical w Lasceski presented the 1981 for hot water heaters. Several maintenance and Masters provided entertain- Charlie aSenchal 11982 Hallmark Cards. Inc financial statement which COOK THEN PRE- construction projects com- ment - aEmeraude c OJovan showed oDerating revenues alean Nate I Easter Supplies also earned over $I%,OOO ir We Have It All interest on short term in vestment. Total margir after two accounting adjust Empty Baskets Grass ments was $356,925. Total expenses including Filled Baskets Candy purchased power increased 9.5 percent over -1980. Ex- I I penses less purchased power Egg’Dye increased only 1.9 percent Toys. over 1980. / . In action taken after the annual meeting, the board of directors reelected Cook as president ; Allan Shaw, vice- president ; Elmer Rayl, sec- retary, and Lasceski, treas- urer. TEC GENERAL MANAG- er Michael Krause showed a slide presentation on the co- P operative’s financial status, retail rates, power supply, I member equity and new Don’t Miss The First load management pro- grams : --It was pointed out that over 66 cents of every dollar paid by members went to Large pay purchased and gener- Community Co1 lec t io n ated power cost. -Kilowatt hour (kwh) sales for 1981 did not in- crease over 1980 levels due Stuffed to a mild winter and conser- m vation. Sunrise Service --TEC retail rates have 1 oys increased an average of 10 percent over the ‘last five April 11 - 6:30 A.M. For years. Higher power costs have had the greatest im- Easter pact on retail rates with the cooperative’s power cost in- creasing at an average of 12 C~SSCity Football Stadium perceht annually over the last five years. TEC’s aver- sge member utilized 778 (High School If Rain) kwh-month at a cost of $55, ~p $4 from 1980, At that SEE OUR SELECTION OF RARE level, TEC and Detroit Edi- Priced ;on rates are within 4 per- AND EXCITING NEW SPECIES... ;ent of each other. HEAR For Everv --TEC and Sebewaing Budget Board of Light and Water I negotiated an interruptible service rate with Detroit A Quartet from Trinity UMC JEWELRY FOR ALL / Edison, which should save I The “Sounds of Joy” from Salem UMC COSTUME TEC members over $200,000 iin 1982. Petitions of Prayer from Father Morales WE ACCE ‘PT WIC COUPONS --The margin the coopera- t ive earned in -1981 was I r:iecessary to meet the re- Duet by Rev. Wachterhauser and Rev. KebY 9luirements of its two lend- e!rs, the Rural Electric Ad- Devotions by Rev. Taylor Ininistration and the Cooper- iitive Finance Corp. Thirty Musical Group from Cass City Missionary Light Pharmacy wcent of TEC’s loan funds Coach € Church C ome from CFC, which com- € letes on the bond market Pvith other industries for 14 Dan funds. All margins to dlate, which amount to CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. APRIL 1,1982 PAGE FIFTEEN

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Receiving either second or Eight Cass City Intermed- third division ratings were iate School musicians Lisa Rutkoski and Jenny earned first division ratings Davis, clarinet duet ; Heidi at the junior high solo and Iseler, oboe solo; Meg ensemble festival Saturday Brown, oboe solo; Scott in North Branch. Harding, snare drum solo; They were Scott Harding Kerry Mellendorf, trombone and Doug Zdrojewski, snare solo; Patti Milligan, clari- drum duet; Jeanne Weaver net solo; Annette Stachura, and Rick Guilds, alto sax clarinet solo; Barbie Mer- duet; Chris Tuckey and Yvette Hurd, flute duet; chant, horn solo, and Tam- my Iseler, alto sax solo. Diane Cooper, flute solo, and At the junior high band Amy Lovejoy, oboe solo. festival March 6 at Laker High School, the Intermed- -Ic--- iate School band received a ,. SIMULATED 1 division 111 or average rat-

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. Professional and Business RECEIVING SECOND OR THIRD division rankings F-IRST DIVISION musicians at the junior high solo and were, front row, from left, Annette Stachura, Barbie Mer- ensemble were, front row, from left, Chris Tuckey, Yvette chant, Tammy Iseler. Middle row, Scott Harding, Kerry Hurd, Amy Lovejoy. Middle row, Jeanne Weaver, Rick Mellendorf, Patti Milligan. Back row, Lisa Rutkoski and DIRECTORY Guilds, Diane Cooper. Back row, Scott Harding and Doug Meg Brown. Absent were Jenny Davis and Heidi Iseler. Zdroje wski. Physicks 1 iarold Tm Donahue Open house conducted M.D. Physician & Surgeon Minor thefts, *break-inprobed Clinic at Campbell Elementary 4674 Hill Street, Cass City ffice 872-2323 Res. 872-2311 More than 240 parents, and art, and the library. by Cass City Police Department grandparents, and other Each visitor was given a members of the community tour book with drawings and - Ray Armstead Jr. Dr. Jm Geissinger were worth $85. ly tried to enter his garage visited Campbell Element- writings done by ihe chil- Cass City police were Robert Pearce reported to dren about the staff and Certified Public Accountant Chiropractor called last Wednesday to Cass City police Saturday Roger Martindale of 6575 between March 15 and 27. A ary School Wednesday, 6312 Main Street Lincoln Street, Gagetown, March 24. ’ school. MQn., Tues., Thurs., Fri. investigate a break-in in morning that the green cover over a window had Cass City, Michigan 48726 which a stereo set and radio fiberglass paneling on the reported to Cass City police been pried off and several Parents Donna Wachter- After visiting the class- 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Saturday morning that a hauser and Mary Lou Coop- rooms, refreshments were 5171072-4532 Sat., 9-i2a.m. were taken. fiont of his S. Seeger Street boards on the side removed Connie Harper of 4394 store had been damaged, front brake hose on his car and broken. Nothing was er acted as hostesses as provided by the teachers. 21 N. Almer, CarO, Mich. Maple Street told officers apparently by a vehicle was cut while his car was found missing, but damage people entered the building David Lovejoy provided the Across from IGA Store her apartment was entered deliberately driven into it. parked behind McMahan was estimated at $150. and registered. visitors at this time with in- Loss was estimated at $143. Auto Supply, 6467 Main Deborah Otulakowski of They were given a tour of formation concerning the Phone Caro 673-4464 while she was away March Community Education 20-22. Entry was gained by Ron Ouvry of Ouvry Chev- Street, from &a.m.-5:30p.m. 6313 Kelly Road, Cass City, the building by selected .. Pamela Jo Kahler, kicking the door in, breaking rolet-Olds told village police the previous day. reported to Car0 state police groups of boys and girls classes and high school completion courses. MSW, CSW Richard A. Hall, 0.0. the lock, March 23 that during the He got as far as Bay City- Saturday afternoon that she from the third and fourth . , Prlvate Counrmling S.nicrr The Sears stereo was val- night of March 18, two Forestville Road before the had put her,purse down in grades. Principal Jacqueline Frei- Os teopa thic Physician burger said, “The parents Individual Family ued at $450; the AMsFM outside rearview mirrors brakes gave out, but he was the Fisher Big Wheel Store After the tour they went to able to stop safely. Part of various classrooms to ob- and visitors were very Divorce Adjustment 6545 Church Street clock-radio at $80. were removed from a pickup northeast of Car0 about 1 * 1611 Thompson Rd. 269-0272 the brake line was cut, pos- serve the teachers teaching pleased to see the children in Cass City, Michigan M & R Grocery owner in the dealership lot. They p.m. and when she looked Bad Axe, MI By Appointment Only sibly with a knife, it was around, her purse was the children. Some went only action,” The general feeling ffice 072-4725 Home 872-4762 discovered, and police found taken. to the rooms that their chil- was that the open house DO ‘YOU HAVE ‘A a pool of fluid where the car The purse was found Mon- dren were in, but many went should be repeated next DRINKING PROBLEM? ;db A Istenbadi, M.D., FRCS had been parked. day in another part of the to other classrooms. year. 9674 HIII street New wheat ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUI Leo Zabinski of Legg They were also able to Campbell has held prev- AND AL-ANON Cass City, Michigan 48726 store, with the only thing Road, Kingston, reported to missing about $60 in cash. visit the supportive class- ious open houses in the Every Friday Evening + 8 00 p.m ;urgeon, General & Thoracic sheriff’s deputies Sunday evening. This was the first Good Shepherd Lutheran Church There was $5 remaining in rooms of speech, remedial Outpatient Clinic that someone had apparent- reading, physical education during the day. Cass City Hills & Dales Hosixtal crop healthr her wallet. Each Wednesday 1 d 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. I A mid-February check by do not.” -- , -- Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. General Surgery Michigan State University The Michigan Crop Re- gam -5pm Daily agronomy researchers indi- porting Service estimates Saturday .9to 12 noon cates that winter kill of that 695,000 acres of winter Office Hours by Appointment Now Under Construction wheat should not significant- wheat were planted in Mich- 6230 Hospital Drive ly affect 1982 yields. * igan last fall. In 1980, about Cass City, Mich. 48726 Russell Freed, professor 800,000 acres were planted to GROUP, P. Phone 872-4611 Home 872-3138 of crop and soil sciences, winter wheat. Last fall’s says 230 field samples taken decline is attributed to ab- krid E. Eyk, D.D.S. DOOSUP Lah, MmD. in five Thumb counties normally wet weather, hodW. Suori, 0,D.S. Pediatrics and showed loqses ranging from Even with unfavorable to 33 percent. RqmdC. Hawback, D.D.S. General Practice 5 weather conditions, per-acre “The highest losses oc- yield should be quite good. 429 N. State St., Car0 4672 Hill St., Cass City curred in a very low area New Energy Last year’s 50 bushel-per- Ph. 673-3838 Office Hours: that had no snow cover,” 14 Complete Dantd Care Focllity acre state average was a Now Sawing Tuscola County Aroa Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Freed relates. “There were percent increase over the Weekend Emergency Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. few fields in our sample that previous record. Michigan’s Phone Saginaw 799-6220 Tel. Off ice (517) 872-3332 were in that condition.” wheat yield the past three Home (517) 872-5034 He advises that farmers years has averaged 40 bush- should make frequent field els per acre. Efficient Home checks this spring to deter- Freed attributes the in- CAR0 FAMILY Dr. E. Paul Lockwood mine if the crop should crease to new varieties de- DENTAL CENTER Chiropractic Physician receive a nitrogen topdres- veloped and released by Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. Office Hours Mon , Tues ,Wed, Fri sing to help it grow vigorous- MSU, including Franken- 9.12 noon and 1 30-5 00 p rn ly. “If they’re uncertain Laurie E. Gordon, D.D.S., Saturday 9-12 a rn muth and Augusta. Assoc. Closed All Day Thursday about what to do to the yop, “These are examples of 204 W. Sherman, Caro Phona 872.2705 Cor$ City especially if winter kill extremely vigorous vari- for Appolntmrnt seems to be substantial, eties which can perform well Mon., Wed. - 8:OO-4:30 farmers should check with even under adverse condi- TMS. - 8:00-6:00 their Cooperative Extension Thurs. - Fri. - 8:00-3:30 Sang H. Park, M.D. tions,” Freed says. “With obstetrics & Gynecolwy Service agricultural agent,” Frankenmuth and Augusta, Saturday by Appointment Freed advises. “Some wheat 4672 Hill Street , many farmers are getting Phone 673-2939 Office Phone 872-2800 varieties have a strong abil- yields of around 100 bushels Emergenqy 872-2443 Office Hours by Appointmenl ity for rejuvenation; others per acre.” ‘1 I I Home Phone 872-3705 Canadian Mammoth 60# S 25.00 Norman J. Pokley, D.M.D. 80% Mann. & 20% Sweet 60# 25.00 60% Mann. & 40% Sweet 60# 25.00 Orthodontist kY.Yun M.D. Yellow Blossom Sweet 60# 25.00 Hours 9:00 to 500 Physician & kurgeon Alsike Clover 60# 30.55 Monday thru Friday N.C. Vernal 60# 88.67 416 Woodland Drive Cert. Vernal 60# 95.67 Office Hours: N.C. lrquios 60P 111.00 Sandusky, Michigan Mon.-Fri.- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, Phone 313448.4742 N.C. Saranac 60rV 104.67 Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cert. Saranac 601 124.67 Cert. Agate So# 112,67 6232 Hospital Or., Cass City Med. Red Clover (fancy) BO# 61.11 Dr. Timothy Straight Res. 872-4257 Med. Red Clover (not fancy) 60# 55.50 Dr. R.C Paul Chappel Office 872-4733 Mich. Timothy 50# 36.11 Dent ists Climax Timothy 50# 43.89 Mon. thru Fri. 8:00-6’00p m. Brome Grass 50# 58.33 i Orchard Grass 50# 73.33 Built and Insulated Phone 872-3870 Super Soil Builder 60# 45.75 6240 Hill St., Cass City t- Innoc. $1.00 per bushel if order 2 days in advance. for Maximum Fuel Savings Innoc. $2.00 per bushel same day as ordered, Edward Scollon, D.V.M. 10% CASH DISCOUNT All Utilities On Large Corner Lot Ve terjna ria n CASH SALES ONLY Call for Appointment for Up to 10% volume and 10% mileage discounts available. Small Animals Depending on volume and mileage the cost of non- Allen Witherspoon Phone 872-2935 wrt. vernal could be purchased a8 reasonable as 584.64. New England Life NEL Growth Fund 4049 N. Seeger St., Cass City Price subject to avallablllty and present supply. For addltlonal information call NEL Equity Fund * Value Line Fund I 1 Free Carpeting If You Keystone Funds Phone 872-2321 Compa ni on Anima I Farmers Elevator Company 4615 Oak Cass City 1 Hospital Mlnden City, Phone 313-648-3080 - 517-864-3400 4438 S. Seeger St. Peck Farmers Elevator Company B’uy Before April 15 Cass City - Phone 872-2255 Rod EM,D.V.M. Peck, Phone 313-378-5986 Carol Qalka-Ellia, D.V.M. Michigan Seeds & Supplies !

fI DrmWm Sm Selby PEOPLE READ ~ collz OD tome tris t Llttle Ads G L Hours..8-5 except Thursday 8.12 noon on Saturday You’re Reading One Herron Builders,, Inc. I s 4624 Hlll St. Now! Advertise It In The Chronicle. Phone 872-2217 a Across from Hill8 and Dales Hospital Cass City ’I P 872-3404 Call 842.2010 1 ,PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-TH URSDAY, APRIL 1,1982 CAS CITY, MICHIGAN Annual meetings held Evergreen, G.rant eemg )taxfor township roads

Electors at two area town- There was $3,500 budgeted $18,000 last year for work to been budgeted for roads ship annual meetings Satur- to Cass City, which allow$ be done on Cemetery Road makes up the difference. day decided to schedule Elmwood residents to use between Bevens and Gilford, This year, the board is millage proposals on the the Cass City landfill without which wasn’t done by the planning to spend $52,875 for Aug. 3 primary election further charge. Road Commission. The the purpose. Among work ballot. This is the first year the Board plans to spend that intended this year is finish- One thing that didn’t township has the revenue this year, plus an additional ing grading and graveling of ’ change at the meetings was from the fire millage, a little $5O,OOO for roads from the Ritter Road between M-53 salaries. In only one town- over $9,OOO. general fund, plus $6,500 in and Grassmere Road and ship was a change approved, A resolution was approved federal revenue sharing. Spencer Road between @r- and that was minor. honoring Betty Russell for Roads and drainage mania and Bad.Axe Roads. Grant Township electors her service as township ditches were the main items The $s,wexpected in fed- decided to have residents treasurer. She recently re- discussed. eral# revenue sharing, in- vote on an increase of 3 mills signed as she and her family The five electors who at- eluded in the above men- for five years in their town- moved to Caw City. tended, in addition to board tioned $72,000, will all go for ship taxes for roads, which Township board meetings XnelllberS, were told that in roads, ,will raise about s45,OOO the will continue to be on the accordance with the new Other expenses include first year. It will be the fifth third Wednesday of every State “tryth in taxation” fire protection, $6,576; ref- attempt since 1976 to get other monq, but the starting law, the township won’t use disposal, $1,470; Rawson 7:30 such a proposal approved. time will now be p.m. accept increased revenue Memorial Library, $335 (UP All past attempts have been year round. The next meet- from an increase in valua- from $233, at the library’s ing is April defeated. 21. tions. The law says that has request), and $100 to Cass THE GREAT SPHINX - Carved almost 5,000 years ago in Egypt, an exhibit In Evergreen Township, The meeting only at- to be done by a rollback in City recreation. tracted one township resi- on the famed sculpture will be in Cass City April 7-23. The Great Pyramid is in , where a two-year levy of one millage. Salaries remain the same : dent, plus Mrs. Russell, in 3 mill for improvement of Salaries remain the same: Supervisor, $2,100; clerk, the background. addition to board members. I Decker Road for the one SuWrvisor, $4,752; clerk and $1,500; treasurer, $1,800, and ‘ mile north of Shabbona has ELLINGTON -- A lot Of treasurer, $2,733 each, and trustees, $25 per meeting. improvements should be ~ expired, electors decided to trustees,\$30 per meeting. Thirteen persons at- ; seek renewal of the levy for made to township roads this Other expenses include tended, including board “Used Farm Equipment” year. for fire protection members. exhibit three years, with the money .Art $7,000 :to be used for upkeep of The general fund budget’ (contracted with Kingston totals $150,366, of which only \ TRACTORS 1 township roads. If approved, village and Elkland and HURON it will raise about $lO,OOO the $57,607 is in new revenue. Lamotte Townships) and Johh Deere 4630,18.4 x 38 Cast Duals The township has a large *. first year $5,OOO for drains. BROOKFIELD Infor- John Deere 4440, 1981, 300 hrs., 18.4 x 38 fund balance, Clerk Clayton -- ‘ The primary action at mation about the budget was scheduled. in Duals most of the annual meetings Turner explained, because SANILAC not available. ’ was presentation of budgets a lot of money was budgeted The biggest single ex- John Deere 4430, P.F.W.D., 1975, 18.4 x 38 for the new fiscal year that for roads last yea’r but was EVERGREEN -- Revenue penditure will be for roads. Duals, 3 Hyd. and Power Beyond , starts this Thursday. unspent because the Road and expenditures for the There was no change in John Deere 4430, Quad Trans, Cab wlair and 1 Commission wasn’t able to new fiscal year are both salaries: Supervisor, $5,000; heater, 16.9 x 38 Cast Duals TUSCOLA COUfVTY get to a lot of planned road listed in the budget at clerk and treasurer, $2,500 Cass City t John Deere 4320, JD Cab wlair and heater, work then. $46,900. each, and trustees, $30 per d ELMWOOD - Estimated Budgeted for roads this There is $23,000 budgeted meting. The Great Sphinx, Egypt’s that the lion-bodied and 18.4 x 38 Direct Axle Duals revenue for the 1982-83 fiscal year is $91,349 from the for roads, Of which an esti- The annual report for the mystery monument for al- human-headed demon was John Deere 4010 Diesel, 15.5 x 38, Dual Hyd. ‘ year is $99,ooO, including the general fund, $60,683 left rnah?d $21,m is to be spent Owendale Fire Department made at the time of the John Deere 2010 Gas, Wide Front over from the now expired most 5,000 years, is coming half-mill levied for the fire on the one mile of Decker was given. The department to Cass City - albeit in building of the pyramids as IHC 560 Diesel, Fast Hitch, Wide Front, department and the balance road millage and $12,759 in Road north of Shabbona, on responded to 14 fires in a portrait of Chephren, a- federal revenue sharing miniature form. 15.5 x 38 Tires, 1959 ,f remaining from the last which the work hasn’t been the past year, of whi& four The Detroit Institute of king of the Fourth Dynasty fiscal year. funds. Roads were dis- done Yet. The millage reve- were assists to other depart- (270-2450 B .C, ). The Sphinx IHC Farmall ‘IC” Touch Control, Wide Front, cussed. The board will soon Arts traveling exhibitions 1 There is $2O,OOO budgeted nue is included in that ments. also represents the Sun God, Belt Pulley, 1950 decide on which roads it will program, in cooperation for roads from the general amount. About 12 persons plus with the Re ional Educa- Horus, in his aspect as the Minneapolis Moline “Z” 1951, Hyd. Control, fund, plus $6,000 in federal have work done this year. An additional $4,100 is board members attended Sunan-the-Horizon.” Annual salaries are: tional Media 8enter, Region Wide Front, P‘TO revenue sharing funds. The budgeted for road Wining to the meeting, which was held 10, The actual Sphinx is 65 Supervisor, $2,862, plus which serves schools in township board will ask the keep down dust. last Thursday evening. the upper Thumb, is bring- feet high and 190 feet long $2,396 for assessing; clerk, ’ county Road Commission Of the $4,090 expected in GRANT -- The 1982-83 and was carved from natur- ing “The Changing Face of PLANTERS a for an estimate on grading of $3,523; treasurer, $3,261, and federal revenue sharing, budget lists $46,070 in reve- the Sphinx” exhibit to the al limestone. Green Road, according to trustees, $800 each. Plus $1,104 balance on hand, nue, incluging the balance As the exhibition suggests, Kinze 12 Row 30”, Folding Planter, Liquid There will be $6,OOO spent area. Township Clerk Joanne Sat- $250 is to be given to Raw- on hand from last year, and The exhibit will open at the changes in the physical Fert., Minimum Tillage, Coulters, Plateless, tel berg. to contract with the Elkland son Memorial Library (the $41,200 in expenses. characteristics of the Sphinx Insecticide, Radar Monitor Township and Caro Fire the REMC center, 4415 S. The township has a lot De- Same as last Year, despite a There is $12,000 budgeted Seeger Street, Cass City, have been accompanied by Kinze 12 Row 30”,Folding Planter, D& Fert., more money to spend on partments for fire protec- request for an increase); for road maintenance from the changing attitudes about tion, The will come Wednesday, April 7, ahd Tine Tillage, Platptype, Insecticide, Radar roads this year, she said, money Cass City recreation, $250; the general fund, plus $4,OOO continue through April 23. the monument through the because it only has to budget from the threequarters of a fire protection, $2,000, and in federal revenue sharing, centuries. Monitor mill levied for the purpe. Hours will be Monday $5,ooO for drains this year. road patching and gravel- including money left over in through Friday, 10 a.m.-5 Exhibitions like the John Deere 1280 8 Row Plate Planter, Fill Last year, it had to spend Board meetings will con- ing, $2,600. that fund from last year. p.m., plus 7-9 p.m. April Sphinx are an effort by the Auger, End Transport tinue to be on the second 8, $23,000 for the purpose. Salaries remain the same: Salaries are: Supervisor, 12,13,19 and 20. Call 8724212 Art Institute to present cul- John Deere 1280 8 Row Planter 28” Rows, 71 The only changes in sal- Tuesday of each month at SuPrvisor, $2,500;clerk and $3,500; clerk, $2,500; treas- for group reservations. Ad- tural events in communities 7:30 p.m. treasurer, $1,300 each, and urer, $3,000, and trustees, outside the immediate met- Units for Corn & Beets, Fill Auger, Pre- ” aries are that the two trus- mission is free. tees will novyreceive $150 a Thirteen persons at- trustees, deputy clerk and $25 per meeting. The exhibition, including a ropolitan Detroit area. The merge, New Fert. Openers tended, plus board mem- ’ year in addition to the $30 deputy treasurer, $4 Ten persons attended, in- scale model of the Sphinx, exhibitions are state funded IHC.58,8 Row, Dry Fert. Plate-type, Insecticide, they have previously re- bers. meeting attended. cluding board members. documents the monument and are presented at no cost Endhansport ’ KINGSTON -- Estimated ceived per meeting and the Six persons attended, plus with specially designed to the host communities. John Deere 6 Row Plate-type, Bean, sexton received a hike from revenue for 1982-83 is board members. Other places the exhibit 7000 30”, photo panels featuring 38 Corn, & Beets, Insecticide, Premerge, Fill $1,700 annually to $2,000. $64,460. That plus $54,510 in GREENLEAF -- Ekpendi- Gunpowder, the first ex- photographs of illustrations will be appearing are Caro Other salaries are:Super- investments (savings) and tures are anticipated at plosive known, was evidently from books dating back to High School, April 26-30; Auger, Hyd. Cylinder, Tine Tillage visor, $1,500, plus $3,500 for the balance on hand total $72,000, with $61,600 of that discovered by the Chinese 1579. Marlette Middle School, IHC 400 6 Row Air Planter, PTO Drive, Insect- assessing and clerk and $119,119. in new income. Money left and first used to make Drawings, paintings, car- May 3-14, and Huron Learn- The board budgeted icide, Dry Fert. treasurer, $2.500 each. over from last year that had firecrackers, toons, newspaper and maga- ing Center, S.+ThomasRoad, IHC 400 6 Row Air Planter, Hyd. Drive, Insect- zine coverage of the exca- Bad Axe, May 17-28. vation during the past 200 icide, Monitor, Fill Auger John Deere 186 w/71 Units, Fill Auger, Hyd. years help answer questions ‘ about the mystery monu- Expectan’t Drive, Beet, Bean, and Corn Hoppers ment. Massey Ferguson 6 Row Planter for Corn The show was organized Wh&e everything you buy is guaranteed; CassCity ~ & Beans, Plate-type I 11 by William H. Peck, curator parent of ancient art at the Detroit John Deere 494 Planter, 4 Row, Corn & Beans, Institute of Arts, who ex- Good Condition Sweatshirts plained, “Present opinion is classes set DEMCO Liquid Fert. Pump 12 Row A new class in the expec- Several John Deere 70 Flexiplate Units tant parent series starts this Several John Deere 71 Flexiplate Units Society Thursday at 7 p.m. There will be a series of Sweatshirts seven classes given weekly FIELD CULTIVATORS elects 3 and held in the basement Brady 11 1/2’ Trailer Type, Hyd. Lift meeting room A of Hills and Dales General Hospital. It is Btady 12V2’ 3 Pt., Good condition Sweatshirts new offkers possible to begin with the IHC 14l/2’ Field Cultivator, Pull-type second class, April 8. Brady l8W Field Cultivator The following topics will IHC 201/2’, Manual Folding Harrow Attach. The St. Michael’s Catholic be discussed : IHC 28W, Hyd. Cable Folding, Harrow Attach. Church Altar Society met --Male and female anat- March 1. omy -- fetal growth and Glencoe 24’ 9” Soil Finisher The meeting was opened development. with a prayer offered by --Body changes in the ex- Father William O’Shea. Sev- pectant mother. GRAIN, DRILLS enteen members were pres- --Nutrition and breast John D-eere FB 15 x 7 Grain Drill wlRubber ent. feeding. Tires Election of officers was --Labor and delivery - John Deere FB 15 x 7, Grass Seeder, Ground held. Terri Kostanko was breathing and relaxation ex- elected vice-president ; ercises. Lift, Single Disk Jackie Kelley, recording --Tour through the ma- IHC 16 x 7, Grass Seeder, Ground Lift, Single secretary, and Minnie ternity department. - Disk Davld, corresponding secre- --New infant and mother.’ John Deere FB-B 17 x 7, Hyd. Lift, Grass tary. Each office runs for --Infant care - family plan- Seeder )i two years. ning and contraception. Discussion was held on the Couples are recom- John Deere FB-,B 17x7, Grass Seeder, Single upcoming summer festival. mended. If a husband is not Disk, Hydraulic Lift, 20” Wheels Mary Sabo was designated available, women can bring dinner chairperson. The a relative or friend to give festival will be June 20. support and encouragement MISCELLANEOUS Plans were made for a at home and during labor. John Deere 23 Sprayer Mid Mount, 2-110 gal. Mexican dinner Sunday, The classes will be pre- tanks March 28, in the rectory sented with lectures, demon- John Deere 23 Sprayer Mid Mount, 2-150 gal. clubrooms. Chairpersons for strations, informal discus- the event were Terri Ko- sion and a variety of visual poly tanks stanko and Minnie David. aids and film strips. John Deere 8 Row Boom President Vida Cham- There wjll be a fee of $20 Ace 8 Row Post-emergence Tool Bar, 3 pt. pagne informed members of per couple, made payable‘to Glencoe 11 Shank Soilsaver, New Blades, the spring meeting of the Hills and Dales General New Teeth East Region Council of Cath- Hospital and should be olic Women April 14 at brought to the first class. Killbros 400 Center Dump Gravity Box with Sacred Heart Churchin Bad A doctor’s permission wagon Axe. must be given for anyone to Donahue 9’ x 32’ Implement Trailer, Double Reservations can be made take the classes. The forms by April 9 by calling Mrs. Frame are available in doctors’ M & W Turbo for 4010 Champagne or Maxine Koz- offices or may be obtained lowski. Registration and cof- from the hospital and must fee will be from 9-9:30 a.m. be brought to the first class. The fee for the day includes Everyone must pre-regis- lunch, The theme will be ter. For further informa- Laethem = Car0 “Peace and Justice for All,” ‘tion,contact Faith Fahrner, Y’ b The next meeting will be RN, at Hills and Dales, Ph. (517) 673-3939 Monday, April 5, at 7:30p.m. telephone 872-2121. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN No need to buy, labor posters free

An out-of-state mail order these posters for $4 each. firm is attempting to sell Any employer who needs Michigan employers re- the required posters can Cooperative Extension Serv- female companion. She en- quired posters that are obtain them by writing the Tuesday and their business freshments served. Karen available free from state Michigan Department of FIVE YEARS AGO received many giftsi ice agricultural agent for ++++++ joys baking, swimming, and meeting at the home of Tuscola County. making things. Wouldn’t you agencies. Labor, Office of Public Af- The , State Board for Li- Helen Baker. He will be replacing Mike Being eight years old with like to make a young girl’s Michigan law requires fairs, 309 N. Washington An era is coming to an end A threat of a bomb in the braries has informedfmem- employers to post iriforma- Ave., P.0.Box 30015, Laos- this week for Cass City bers of the Cass City Library Score, who is now serving as no father has been hard for day? Be a Big Sister. building forced Cass City missionary in Zaire, Africa. this little boy from Kingston. tion about the Michigan Civil ing, MI 48909, or by calling pay phone users. General High School students to Board that the local library .Rights Act, the Michigan (517) 373-9435. Telephone Co. announced has met the qualifications The appointment, effective He would love to learn new ++++++ stand outside in the cold for 1, minimum wage and over- that by the end of this week, for a grant of $44.84 from the April is pending Michigan things and have a man to about one half-hour Tuesday State University Board of This 10-year-old girl from ’ time law, the Michigan Oc- it will cost 20 cents to make a general library fund this while police searched the Trustee approval. Caro is anxious to have a Big cupational Safety and AAUW local call from most Thumb building. year. The money will be Business Health Act (MIOSHA) and area coin telephones. used for the purchase of new Posselius received his Sister to share and learn bachelor of science degree with. She enjoys roller skat- the Michigan Whistleblow- A move toward establish- 25 YEARS AGO books. ers’ Act, among others. discusses ing a Cass City Historical in 1979 and his master’s women shown ing, ice skating, dancing, Many Michigan employ- Society gained momentum degree in 1981 from MSU in swimming, shopping, mov- The Cass City Village students agricultural engineering. He ies and going to the fair. ers are receiving mail solici- at a meeting Tuesday night. Council elected Jim King to Two nutrition film tation from an outaf-state projects Jack Esau agreed to serve was a graduate research Why not give it some a post as trustee of the assistant with the MSU Nineteen members and thought? company offering to sell as a contact person for area village Tuesday night at its earn all A’s De- - residents interested in form- partment of Agricultural two guests attended the NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION, The Cass City branch of regular meeting at the Cass Engineering from 1979 March 17 meeting of the ing and serving in such a , ++++++ the American Association of City Municipal Building. at Northwood through 1981, at which time Cass City Business and Pro- NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a University Women met group. Mr. and Mrs. Fdward Public Auction shall be held on April 7, The Tuscola County Unit, Deanna L. Sawdon of De- he became an engineering fessional Women’s Club. Tuscola County Big BrGth- 1982 at 2:OO o’clock in the afternoon at March 23 in the high school Doerr and children of De- technician with the US.Soil Lorraine O’bell and Leota ers-Big Sisters is located at Kostanko’s Mechanical Service, 7923 library with Sharon Dunn American Cancer Society, troit were guests in the ford and Christine M. Buehr- Conservation Service. Anthes form the committee 129 E. Burnside, Caro 48723, East Cass City Road, Cass City, Mich- presiding. met at the Moose Lodge in Philip Doerr home from Fri- ly of Cass City have been igan. The following vehicle shall be sold Caro Monday evening for named to the president’s list His primary responsibili- in charge of scholarship telephone 673-6996. to the highest bidder: Ann Craig disclosed the day evening until Sunday. ties will be the development applications. nominations of officers for their 1977 crusade kickoff The Lions Club of Cass at Northwood Institute in meeting. A potluck supper Midland for having earned and teaching of conservation For the second year, club 1975 Mack Truck - Model 58215A next year. They are Rita City recently completed tillage practices and soil members will make bibs for preceded the meeting where sponsorship of eye screening all A’s during the winter Kathy’s Upholstery VINF797STZOQ Coe, second vice-president, erosion abatement pro- Provincial House residents. and Marilyn Peters, treas- Rev. Harry Capps of Cass tests in Cass City schools as term. Next To Post Office City gave the prayer. Named to the dean’s list grams. He will also provide Bonnie Johnson registered Gagetown DRAFTED BY: urer. one of its civic projects. educational programs that dietician, showed a film on Call 665.991 7 CLABUESCH ASSOCIATES, P.C. The Cass City AAUW has Mr. and Mrs. Albert An- Mrs. Fred Maier was for having obtained grade After 3:OO p.m. Kim David Glasple (P31610) involve production and nutrition. thes returned home Satur- named woman of the year by point average of at least 3.0 FreeOpen Estimates 9-5 fw51 Main for several years brought marketing of agricultural The free meal went to I day after spending a month was Scott M. Murphy of Cass I Cass City, Michigan 48726 the Youtheatre to the Cass the Cass City Home Demon- products. Nina Davis. 4 City schools. This year in at Tampa, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. stration Group, which met City. cooperation with the Cass Dailey Parrish and Lisa Tuesday at Cass City School. City Arts Council, funds will spent two weeks with the The lesson, “deserving des- MrJarmer be provided for the Youth- Antheses and also returned serts,” was presented by Saturday. 0 eatre to be at the Intermed- Muriel Addison and Laura : Read and Use iate School April 23. Maier. The body’s need for 0 Elementary students will TEN YEARS AGO ,,’ calcium was stressed. have the opportunity of see- CHRONICLE ing original plays written by The clarinet duet of Caro- 35 YEARS AGO fifth and sixth graders and lyn Smith and Linda Battel f CLASSIFIED ADS i performed by members of received a top rating Satur- Art Atwell, vice-president, b day when the two Cass City : To sell or rent a farm the University of Illinois just home from Florida and Produce Specials i traveling players. High School band members Cuba, presided at the Rotary i To sell or buy livestock : competed in state level com- The subject af the eve- luncheon April 1. He re- DeI i c iou s i To sell or buy implements ning’s program was the petition in the Michigan ported a few incidents of his : To profitably sell or buy youth and young authors School Band Orchestra solo trip. M.B. Auten led the i and ensemble contest. anything b* program in the elementary singing, with George Dill- Apples L 0 Robert Wischmeyer, 0 and intermediate schools. man at the piano. 0 b Michigan Bean elevator b The Cass City branch has Almost 48 years after his b helped fund this program, manager at Cass City, has .discharge from the US. 31bsm/$1 00 i The Classified Section is : Mrs. Peters explained, both been awarded a certificate Army, Herbert L. Hartwick, Wherelnterested i the local and area competi- by Michigan State Univer- 72, of Cass City, has been Bananas : Prospects Look First : tion. A slide presentation of sity Extension Service for given the Purple Heart. He 0 0 successfully completing a Michigan b last year’s Carripbell Young enlisted in September, Authors’ Day was shown. management workshop at 1896, and was discharged in -; CASS air i Refreshments were the East Lansing campus. September, 1899. Potatoes served by the evening’s The Zonta Club held its Mrs. Lawrence Cummings i CHROhllCLE i monthly dinner at the Wild- b hostesses, Anita Lukshaitis invited several friends of her : Phone 872-2010 0 and Rita Coe. wood Farms restaurant daughter, Karen, to help her celebrate her birthday. Skin less Games were played and re- $139 Hot Dogs Ib. Testimonial Homemade $159 dinner set Pork Sausage ib. in Ublr J The Village of Ubly and civic clubs are honoring two local citizens with a testi- monial party, Lambert Jaroch, and Ernest E. Zing- er. $chafer They are two of Ubly’s out- Jng Size B read 79 24 oz. Loaf standing businessmen, who have retired. The event will take place Saturday, April 17, at the lershey’s;hocolate Syrup 7 9 !,,,. Ubly Fox Hunter’s Club. Cocktail hour will be at 6 WE WANT TO CLEAN OUT SO p.m.; dinner 7; program, 8:30, and dancing and cock- tails at 9:30. YOU CAN CLEAN UP- HURRY Tickets ire being sold. The organizing committee STOCKS ARE LIMITED! consists of Francis Hund, Earl Longuski, William Murdock, Lana Gordon and Large Group Of Angus MacEachin. McDonald’s Low Fat ’ a TUSCOLA COUNTY Wallpaper Books 30% Off BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS These are condensed minutes ap- Milk proved for publication by your Tuscoia County Board of Commissioners. The full official text of this summary of Board proceedings may be examined Amish Swiss $159 at the office of the County Clerk during Longhorn Snow Floss All Curtains ar d regular business hours. Gallon March 23.1982 Cheese Sauerkraut In Stock Wallpa aer Meeting opened by Prayer and Piedge to the Flag Ib. Roil Call: All members present ex- $229 !lb. cept Commissioner Nagy. 6 9 Action Taken: I Resolution involving the reimburse- ment for expenses Incurred by prison- Kraft I 20% OFF. era for medical care and treatment. Ore Ida SALE ENDS SATURDAY Approval supporting M.A.C.’s testi- mony to Governor’s Human Services Macaroni French Fries Cabinet Block Grant hearings. Board of Commissioners approve Regular & Crinkle Cut c permit to construct and operate a & Cheese Selected Group Foam Marina faclllty. Resolution approving proposal re- latinq to acquisition of elevator and processing plant in Tuscola County. Minutes of March 9, 1982 approved as typed. Curtain Pillow Dues to East Central Michigan Health Systems Agency, Inc. approved for payment. Approval to pay cost of automobile Insurance to Lawrence Ins. Agency. Approved transfer of monies from Revenue Sharing Fund and General Forms Fund to Tuscola County Health Depart- McDonald’s ment. James McCann presents 6 month evaluation report as Emergency Serv- ices and Veteran’s Counselor. Approval to permanently consoli. Orange Juice date the offices of Veteran’s Counse. Y2 off !a. lor and Emergency Management Co- SALEENDSSATURDAY 6 6 ordinator, Personnel Administrator authorited $139 to host a Public Administration Intern. 64 02. Carton . Approval for two summer youth em- Odds and Ends Of Foam Rubber ployment program positions for Vet- eran’s and Ewergency Management Co- Pieces At Reduced Prices ordinator Office. TP Endorsing 2 resolutions involving the distribution of surplus food com- -Bring your children in to sign up for a free rabbit that is modities and continued funding for community action agencies. - on display in our front window! ; Approving appointment of 11 mem- Mr. Kelly’s Market bers and treasurer to the Economic De- PACKAGE LIQUOR m BEER-WINE TO GO velopment Corporation Board. Monthly financlal report received for 6473 Lincoln Street - Gagetown filing. ’ he Paint Store March 23, 1982 minutes read and ap- 6544 Main Cass City proved. Open 7 days a week - 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Adjourned to April 13. 1982 at lO:o0 a.m. PAGE EIGHTEEN CA@ CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1982 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN 4, I I Lisa Britt 1 Coming Auctioqs USE CLASSIFIED ADS - in-** Saturday, April 3' - Keith and JoNell Beecher will hold ?ransit (nonbusiness 1 rates. a real estate auction of 125 15 words or less, $1.00 each General 'I f General *, 8 top speller acres farm land, located 6% insertion; additional words 5 miles east of Cass City on cents each. Three weeks for Lisa Britt is the Cass City Cass City Road. Hillaker the price of two 7 chsh rate. Auction Service. FOR SALE - Good quality RABB"I'S. - Bunnies, all ' Intermediate School spelling Save money by enclosing high protein corn silage. sizes, Californians and New cash with mail brders. Rates , champion, Wil-le Farms, Bad Axe, MI., Zealand mites, used all The sixth grade spelling Saturday, April 10 - Gary for display want ad on application. phone 269-9323. 2-3-25-3 wire cages, metal nest boxes champion won the title by and Carol Hunt will sell and feeders. XI. Rivard, 5421 spelling "parliament." Fin- , farm machinery, dairy Cass City Road. Phone 517- ' ' equipment, hog equipment BULK PROPANE systems 872-4526. ishing second was the ?ighth 2-2-25-6 *- grade champion, Yvette and other personal property f Automotive 1 For grain driers or home , Hurd, who misspelled that at the farm located six miles heating. Fuelgas Company word, and third, the seventh east, one mile north and a FOR SALE - '74 Ford Bronco of Cass City. Phone 2-11-14-t~872-2161 grade champion, Shannon quarter of a mile west of Bad 4x4, 2 new tires, low mile- 100 Woodstoves McIntosh, who missed on &e on Learman Rd. Osen- age. Best offer. Call 872-5369.

"abolish, " I toski Auction Service. 1-4-1-1 Lisa, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Britt of FOR SALE - 1972 Dodge, 4 Saturday, April 10 - To wheel drive, V-8 automatic, ,. 'Cass City will now compete needs some work, $so0 as is. , in district competition and if settle the estate of Mary M. ' she wins there, will go on to +Peters, a real estate land Phone 872-4540. 1-3-18-3 $10.00. Phone 872-2830. Bay City 517-892-7212 the state spelling bee May 10 auction will be held on the 2-3-25-3 premises located 'four miles at Lawrence Institute of FOR SALE - 1975 Mercury Closed Saturday at 2 north, one mile east and 3/4- ' Technology in Southfield. Marquis, new paint, 400 1978 Yamaha, Closed Sunday Monday mile north on Freidberger FOR'SALE - and ' The statewide comrxtition is engine, power steering, 650E,4800 miles, adult driv- sponsored by LIY and the Rd. from Argyle. Hillaker power brakes, air condition- en, new 'condition. ,Call Best selection and prices Auction Service. 2-7 - 16-t f I Detroit News, er. Phone 872-2551. 1-4-1-1 872-2993. The state winner will com- SPELLING* CHAMPIONS AT Cass City Intermediate 2-3-25-3 1 pete in the National Spelling School are, from left, Yvette Hurd, 8th grade and second Friday, April 16 - Harold FOR SALE OR TRADE - FORHonda, SALE full - dress.1980 CB Sharp. 9ooC Bee in Washington, D.C., overall; Lisa Britt, 6th grade and first overall, who holds and Jeannette McGregor 1971 Ford and 1965 Chevrolet GAS RANGES - Magic Chef, May 31-June 4. will sell farm machinery trucks, 242-60-15 tires with new, 20 inches and 30 inches. Call Dale 269-8409 or 269- ' Five students from the her winning word, and Shannon McIntosh, 7th grade and and other farm equipment at chrome rims. Call 673-4006, Any color, from $%9.00. 9353. 2-3-25-2 ' 'five sections of each grade, third overall. the place located three miles 1-3-25-3 Fuelgas Co., four miles east * at the intermediate school south and one mile west of Iof Cass City. Phone 872-2161. FOR SALE - boy's 26", 10 'competed to determine the ' Deckerville on Forester Rd. FOR SALE - 1979 Chevrolet 2-1-11-tf speed bike, in good condi- class champions, with the Osentoski Auction Service. 4x4, 7'6" Meyers snow- tion. Call 872-2715. 2-3-E-3 blade, topper, AM-FM 8- 'three grade winners then Letters to the Editor ' competing in a spell-off last Saturday, April 17 - Roy track, power steering, scotts 'Thursday. The Chronicle wel- McNeil will sell household power brakes, gauges, rally Tnrf Builder (Real Estate 1 Runners-up in each grade comes letters to the edjtor. Letters goods, antiques and real rims, rails, heavy duty and ForRent j ,were Ted Particka, sixth; Letters must include estate at 6318 Houghton St. springs, two-tone paint, and Test the writer's name, add- Hillaker Auction Service. more. $5,500. Phone 872-4721. True Mary Wilson, seventh, and Lawn Fertilizer FOR RENT - 3 bedroom Tammy Iseler , eighth. ress and telephone num- to the editor 1-3-18-3 home, den, 1% baths, base- ber. The latter is in case it Thursday, April 22 - Fred N9w on Sale ment, newly remodeled. Gas is necessary to call for and Bonnie Kritzman will FOR SALE - 1971 For'd ?4 ton at heat, 2 car garage. In the verification, but won't be 70, 0 sell cattle, farm equipment pickup, $550 or will trade. country, on main road. Call used the newspaper. - and household goods at the in Call 872-2985 after 4:30 p.m. Albee 872-3115. 4-3-25-t f Nu mes will be with held Vztamzns can place located two miles west 1-3-18-3 from publication upon and 2% miles south of Ar- FOR RENT - 2 bedroom request, for an adequate gyle on Wheeler Rd. Osen- E.Cas City Rd. FOR SALE - 1980 Champ, 872-2270 house. 8 north and 1/4-mile reason. toski Auction Service. twin stick, 40+ mpg. Call west of Cass City. Will The Chronicle reserves Saturday, April 24 - John 872-3191. 1-4-1-2 TOR S&E - color2-4-1-tf TV - acceptDeposit oneand child.references No pets. re- the right to edit lettersfor be dangerous Jr. and Dorothy Rupp will length and clarity. sell farm equipment and 1977 PONTIAC Ca talina, Zenith 19-inch with stand - quired. Phone 872-2986. We will not publish Dear Editor: to hear a physician, attorney some household goods at the power steering, power good shape $100.0. Phone 4-3-18-3 thank you letters of a March was designated by and nutritionist, Dr. Victor place located 14 miles east brakes, air conditioning, 172-4429. 2-4-1-1 . APARTMENT FOR RENT - specific nature. for the American Dietetic As- Herbert, at Michigan State and 2% miles south of Bad AM-FM. Call 872-4358, after instance, from a club University's Annual Nutri- sociation as Nutrition Axe on Eppenbrock Rd. 5 call 872-5018. 1-4-1-3 FOR SALE - AM-FM double 2 bedrOOmS, carpeted, heat ' thanking merchants who Month, the time to promote tion Day held during Farrn- Osentoski Auction Service. cassette stereo, portable, included. Clean. Call 872- donated prizes for a benefits of consuming a er's Week. , FOR SALE - '67 Chevv 11. has jacks for phonograph. 3613. 4-2-11-tf raffle. nutritious diet for both The most alarming issue Saturday, April 24 - Mrs. new paint, tires, V-8, $10oO. Best offer. Call 872-5321. 872-4596. 1-3-18-3 health and illness. that he addressed is actually Harry Crandell will sell Call 2-3-18-3 FOR RENT - two bedroom **- **- a form of drug abuse. Vic- Recently I was privileged- household goods and an- 14x60 trailer, stove and re- -tirns of this abuse are per- tiques at the place located General 1 FOR SALE - Cobra 8 track frigerator furnished, no sons who consume vitamins one block south of stoplight AM-FMstereo with 2 Jenson pets. Phone 872-3602. and health foods in excess of in Cass City on segir St. - 1Merchandise) coaxial speakers. Call 4-3-25-3 Find Th;e Service or product bodily needs or for the pur- Hillaker Auction Service. 673-7625. pose of treating illness that THE NEW KIRBY Heritage 2-4-1-1 Sunday, April 25 - Arthur -vacuum cleaner. Spring FIRST MONTH FREE. k- You Need In This. I needs professional medical . . . . Susalla will hold a household cleaning time - you can be FOR SALE - dresser with sirable 2-bedrOom Cass City treat men t . mirror. Frank Music and apartmmt with garage. $180 Dr. Herbert has rrepre- and real estate auction at sure that your carpet is the farm located seven miles getting the best cleaning Flea Market. 2-4-1-1 plus utilities. Lease, sew- I SERVBCE DIREGToRyA sented families where a east and %-mile south of ever. Call for free home ity deposit and references. member has become per- PER~NALI~~~~*.,T ti. Phe635-3125. 4-3-254 manently disabled because Ubly on Parisville Rd. hen- demonstration. Kirby Com- toski Auction Service. pany of Bad Axe - Daniel of damage to vital organs matches - See Our new FOR RENT -option to buy? and others where death was * Messing 269-7562 or after Of designs and 2-bedroom home with family 24-HR. the result of megadoses of 4:oo p.m. - 479-6543. Also - for Your wedding room and attached 2ear SERVICE offer good repair service - at reception Or Cass City 872-2141 specific nutrients. Simon Stec garage. M-81 and Decker- COMPANY ' low cost. 2-2-18-11 party. The OF CAR0 Adrrsrn Windows GKG-i- Unfortunately, our coun- ville Rd. Call 673-4110. No Dexhr locks PLUMBING L. HEATING, INC. try's freedom of speech fund;held City. 2-1-28-tfRealtors, please. 4-4-1-1 Order Seed USE WONDER GRO Weed and Feed on your lawn this FOR RENT - 2 bedroom house, month, $200 de- Wednesday Potatoes at spring - $19.95 10M sq. ft. $200 I posit. No pets. Pay own ' documentation of scientific bag at Wickes Agriculture, Simon Stec, 90, of Caro, Cass City. 2-471-3 utilities. Decker area.44-1-3 Call W & W INSULATION & ROOFING CO. evidence from controlled Bigelow Hardware 31.3-793-7105. formerly of Sheridan Town- ~ Save Up To 40% On Your Heating Bills ct 1irli PE *URETHANE FOAM ~ @BLOWNIN CELLULOSE LICUU'U"' ship, Huron County, died ALSO - BULK GARDEN GAS and carts - Ford. . . Better Ideas Dr. Herbert repeated the Monday at Caro Community GRILLS ONE BEDROOM house for (NoFormaldehyde) point that vitamin-mineral Limited time offer $99.00. For The American Road No Charge For Use Of Machine Hospital after a short ill- IN rent - furnished - in Cass supplementation is not ad- SEEDS NOW Fuelgas Company of Cass City, See Bud Schneeberger pm GEIGER-HUNT CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATE ELKTON 375-2420 , ness. vised Lmlessa physician or a City, M-53 & M-81. Phone at Schneeberger. Furniture FORD, INC. I He was born Oct. 27, 1891 Phone 872-2245 872-2161. 2-5-25-tf rI Sates Service Store. 4-12-30-tf II L in Warsaw, Poland. 2-3-25-2 Stec and Helen Zaremba I 6392 MainSt. 872-2300 were married in 1912 in I '1 dietary assessment. ' I Real Estate For Sale -1 McCulloc h Chainsaw Gateway Sanitation Poland and immigrated to FOR SALE - Good first The real danger lies in the Buffalo, N.Y., the same cutting baled hay, service Sales & Service megadosing (3.10 times the year. age bulls. Call 313-648-2602. 4JJ J JJJJJ JJJJJJJJJ JJJ J J J 535 J J JJ J J J JJJ Phone 872-2616 recommended dietary al- 2-3-18-3 Cass City Area They moved to Sheridan *J REAL ESTATE J 1 lowance) with specific nutri- Township to farm in 1920. He Clare's Sunoco Service Rabideau Motors TRASH COLLECTION ' J ents as Vitamin A, Vitamin retired in 1975. Tune Ups Minor Repars Farm Division . Call Collect 313-798-8025 C, potassium, etc. FOR SALE - 1971 Chevrolet 6 J Tires Batteries "Big Enough To Serve You" Surviving are his wife; cylinder, 1h ton pickup, 3 , Dietitians and ' nutrition- *J Unoercoattng Grease & Oil five daughters, Mary Sali- speed, new tires and clutch, Certified Mechanic Decorating ists join Dr. Herbert in kowski, Hamtramck, Mrs. ;I warning the general public good running condition, $500. COII 872-2470 John (Josie) Stachura, Sagi- 1980 Homelite chain saw, 16" J Gomplete Custom Oesiyn Service Rich's Disposal of products promising relief naw, Mrs. Ernest (Kath- Residential 8. Commercial bar, new blade, $125. Brood- 3 from pain, hope for recovery erine) Flesch and Sophie er and hatcher, Sears make, J Rubbish Removal of an incurable illness, or dd 8h Chmielski, both of Caro, and $50. Stereo, built-in cabinet, J L 8 S Standard Servite Container Servlce Available "buy it because it's natur- Mrs. Roy (Stella) Stroh, Draperies Carpet Furniture We Empty Barrels in the Alley al." AM-FM radio and 8-track J Phone 872-2342 Marysville; six sons, Stan- player, record player, 109 East Grant St Call 683-2233 You,mav wish to read Dr: tape J r I ley Stec, Madison Heights, $75. Call 872-2885 after 4:00 (across trom east side Car0 Herbert's ihort article in the of Court House) 673 6184 1 Joseph Stec, Saginaw, John p.m. 2-3-18-tf 3 Certified Mechanics ' April Good Housekeeping Stec, Warren, Walter Stec J Complete Car magazine. Dietitians would and Peter Stec, both of Caro, J Care Service be happy to give you other and Michael Stec, Cass City; J resources which will show 36 grandchildren ; 51 great- Easter Sale u how nutrition nonsense grandchildren, and four SUITS AND . WRECKER SERVIC€ CMaWl-PPk! Tuff=KoteDinol J I I (from unreliable sources) great -great -grandchildren. SPORT COATS J uWholesale Distributor has captured America. Funeral services were Large Lighting Showroom Automotive Rust Prooling off J J System 6 Waxing held Wednesday morning at 40% Bad Axe (51 7) 269-6201 Sincerely, LAKES 3 Village Service Center Gravel Guards. Running Boards St. Columbkille Catholic regular price 3 Lapeer (313)664.7521 very wooded J Tires V<s Batteries Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection Church, Sheridan, Father are close to this property. We have ap- Tune Ups Brakes Muftlers Car0 (51 7) 673.6195 Bonnie Johnson, '. proximately 22% acres near Rifle, George and Sage ;I I Certitied Mechanic J Spleet officiating. Burial Chappel's Men's registered dietitian was in the church cemetery. *J Lakes. Heavy woods, lots of game. It takes about 1% - FREE Phone 269-9585 Shop J hours to drive it. Has two road frontages. LandNEW-A Con- ilJ In-Town Pic& Up & Delivary Editor's note: Mrs. John- A scripture service was 847 S. Van Dyke Bad Axe tract terms and owner may divide. ~ PLOW 872-3850 son is the registered dieti- conducted Tuesday evening Cass City I" II I ;I I_" I tian at Hills and Dales Gen- by Father Spleet at the 2-3-25-3 J HAIR BENDERS era1 Hospital. Her letter was Zinger-Smigielski Funeral J ON THE RIVER d spbdahzingirr . Home, Ubly. Approximately 13.5 acres surveyed and woods approx- J I Rieck'r Auto Parts, Inc, shortened by the Chronicle. FOR SALE - single snowmo- imately 1,200 ft. of river frontage and lots of road front- ;I : Auto Parts Late Model cutti## s* Pwm, Tues. i% Fri. - 8 a.m. .6 p.m. bile trailer with &inch J! age, high and woods. 4 miles to Caq City. Land Con- Wed. 8. Thurs. - 8 a.m. -8:30p.m. tires, all steel; 5 hp riding J tractterms. -A J Sat. - 7 a.m. .3p.m. lawn mower, in good condi- ;I Phone 517-683-2351 8350 Garliold Phone 872-3145 J tion. Call 872-3567. 2-4-1-1 3 NEAR THE ;I I 3 miles west of RIVER J approximately2 acres sits a newer 3 bedroom home ;I 1 : Kingston, MI 48741 WE BUY TIMBER On Phone 872-4410 USE 13-13-13 fertilizer on with attached garage, large open kitchen, family room iJ Weekdays 8-5 p.m. Sat. 8-1 p.m. your lawn this spring, $5.77 1 with wood heater (nice) utility room, and more. Land 3 N. Kingston Rd., Deford Wpound bag at Wickes J Contract or good mortgage assumption. *CY qJ KITCHEN DECOR Agriculture, Cass City, 3 * CUSlOM CABlNEfRY 24-1-3 COTTAGE ON THE SEBEWAING RIVER Dutch made by the Amish 9 faurt Crystal KltCnen6 J Aluminum siding, fully fuhnished, 50' sea wall, plus I Kllctwns Hommcnrt This could 1 By space Because they look like deer, J dock. 1 block to open water (lake). 469-R 2 : Rebuilding Service *Formica *Corian *Sinks 1 be yours for and because of their name, J , @Starters *Generators .Faucets *Carpelmg .CoflgWeurn Wallpaper as little as $1.25 many people think that *Alternators 3 415 W.Frank Caro 673-3028 per week. McLeod Realty, Inc: ' Open8 AM.5 PLM. reindeer beldng to the deer J species. But they really be- 3 630 N.State, Caro, Phone 673-6106 long to the caribou family. J 8498 State Rd., Millington, Phone 871-4567 I i J PEOPLE READ CHAPEL0 SMOE SERVICE J I* We 'I1 heel you and save your sole ' Little-- Ads 3' B ; You're Reading One Service with a Smile 3 EQUAL HOUSING REALTOR Now! Open 9-530Monday - Saturday -1 OPPORTUNITY j Commercial - Residential-Farm I Call 87202010 Caro, MI Phone 673-7488 I: JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJd! PAGE NIKETEEN .. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1982

TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH = USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS f General I [- Notices+ ] Notices Services I I-) (Livestock) INCOME TAX SERVICE - CHIMNEY LARGE RABBITS $4.00 [Merchandise) Puzzled? WANT TO RENT 2 or 3 - - experienced. Call Neva equipment for rent - Do It each live; rouen Mallard 1- FOR RENT - new - electric bedroom house, prefer 2 Woodruff for appointment - Yourself and save* Dan’s ducks, $4.00. Phone 872-3348. ‘& STRAW FOR SALE - oat or QUEEN SIZE extra firm or manual typewriters by Give a gift subscription to bedroom, in Cass City by 872-4501 or 872-4735. 8-3-4-6 Auto & Fireplace Shop, 1445 wheat. Call 872-2829. 2-4-1-3 $225 per set; full size $175 10-3-18-3 I, the week or month. Also The Cass City Chronicle April 21. No children. Will N. Kingston Road, Deford. per set. Snover Mattress & leave your typewriters and give references. Phone & Phone 872-3190. 8-9-3-t f I Terrasi Son EGGS - medium 60 cents Furniture Co., % mile east other office equipment at 872-3709 after 4 p.m. 5-3-18-3 . - dozen ; 70 ; Birthdays, anniversaries, (Help Wan tedl large cents extra of Snover. Phone 313-672- our store for repair. Used Electrical Coo FLEENOR APPLIANCE *.large 75 cents. 4 south, 1% 9747. 24-14 typewriters for sale. Mc- WANT TO RENT - cottage New installations and Service - washer, dryers, EXPERIENCED SERVICE west of Cass City. Phone . -- repairs Manager, G.M. preferred, 872-22ia. 2-4-1-3 STRAW FOR SALE - Phone Conkey Jewelry. 2-4-6-tf Gift card mailed with, on water at Caseville for stoves, water heaters, re- each order week, starting July 3. Will Electrical heating and Ave.,frigerators. Cass City. 4260 PhoneWoodland 872- send resumes to P.0; Box 97, 872-2276. 24-1-1 cooling service FOR SALE - registered Eng- 5-10-15-3 furnish references. Call col- Cass City. 114-1-1 5 -3-25-6 Homes - Farms - Business Coal and Wood FOR SALE - Easter sugar lish Setber pups, champion lect 313-785- 1468. 3697. 8-4-17-tf Heaters and eggs, panoramic and solid. stock, papers available. Call Licensed Electrical PERSON NEEDED to care 0 Contractor PIANO TUNING and re- for elderly woman in her Available now at Old Wood 872-3531. 2-3-18-3 C&C- Fireplaces Now Renting a, CALL ANYTIME pairing on all makes of Sebewaing area home, full Drug. ’ 2-4-1-1 All sizes and styles Lawn Thatchers pianos. 20 years’ experience. time. Call 872-4061 11-3-25-3aft= 6 GAS WATER HEATERS - Shoppe , 658-2291 Roller Member of the Piano tech- FOR SALE Peacocks 30-gallon size, glass lined Lawn . Cass City Road, Snover p.m. HOT WATER HEATERS - - Classes available nicians Guild. Duane Johns- three males and six females, with P and T valve. Now on Rototiller 8-1 - 18-tf -ELECTRIC AND GAS Leaf Blower ton, Bad Axe, Mich. 48413. all one year old. Call 872- sale at Fuelgas Co., Inc. 4 FREE -HOMEMADE THE PART-TIME CAREER Financing available - Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1-tf - Meet new people, earn 2983. 2-4-1-3 miles east of Cass City. ‘ MARSHMALLOW CLASS Instant credit Phone 872-2161. 2-7-16-tf Albee INCOME TAX SERVICE - great $$$. Sell Avon for a * Sunday, April 4 p.m. Schneeberger’s, Inc. ~~ e3 - 3:OO For appointment, call Mary CHAPPEL’S Repair Service change. Phone 872-2525 or Home Center Wednesday, April 7,7:00 p.m. Jane Ryba 872-2993. 8-1-7-tf - odd jobs. No job too small. write Virginia Seroka, 2841 ‘ Phone 872-2696 [Household Sale4 Main St., Cass City 6094 E.Cass City Rd. 2841 Van Dyke, Uecker, MI Phone 375-2510. 8-5-1-tf N. Van Dyke, Decker, Mich. BASEMENT Rummagesale ~- 2-8-30-t f FOR SALE - 1978 14x60 872-2270 Phuncs 872-2525 B AND B Refrigeration - 48426. 11-3-25-2 - two chairs, steptable, 5-4-1 -tf Repair all makes of wash- ELMER H, FRANCIS, ’li- mobile home with 12x6 ex- kitchen cabinet, chest, Wedding Tops, Candy and pando off living room. Ex- ers,, driers, refrigerators, censed builder, New homes PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - lamp, toasteraven, vaPori- LOST 2 Brittany Spaniels. Cake Decorating Supplies, freezers and ranges. Call or remodeling. Roofing, sid- cellent condition. Appli- - Candy Molds, Diabetic generalized position includ- ances, steps, skirting in- zer? Tupperware* gifts* If found call 872-4153. Re- Caro 673-6125. 8-5- l-tf ing, barns, pole buildings. ing Home Health. Must have shoes, clothes, Easter gifts, ward offired, Chocolate, Wilton Cake Phone 872-2921. 8-11-7-tf cluded. Must see. Call 5-4-1-3 Pans, Chocolate. 2-3 years’ nursing exper- ceramics, lots of miscellan- - Water Well - ience as registered nurse. 269-8012. No answer, call eous. Wednesday p.m. _-_____5-12-304f Auctioneer Apply at Tuscola County #- 269-7864. 34-1-3 Drilling through Saturdav. 10 a.m. Health Department by April I I Real Estate I until -? 6623 Huion Street. SPRING CLEANING? Let RESIDENTIAL SALE - two bedroom Phone872-3244. 14-3-25-2 Bingo us sell your extra clothes, 2, 1982. Phone number: 517- house by owner. Call 517- Sunday COMMERCIAL 673-8114. An Equal Oppor- ForSale Every books and craft. The Attic Complete Auctioneering 872-2053. Resale Shop, 16531Van Dyke, FAST ROTARY tunity Employer. 11-3-25-2 FOR SALE OR RENT - 7 3-3-18-3 YARD SALE - March 31 thru .. Service Handled Anywhere. room brick house in Gage- April 2 at 6354 4th Street. Everybody welcome Hemans. Phone 635-2843. DRILLING FOR SALE - Tavern, Class We Make All Arrangements. .town, also 35 acres farm 14-4-1-1 Now accepting items for Our Experience 1s Your WANTED - older lady or C, in country, owners to -Early Birds - 6:30 D.m. consignment and will open 375-4233 land on Green Road. For retire. Phone 658-8091. . Assurance. school girl to stay with information call 665-2245. GAR,AGE SALE - April 7, 8, liegulb bingo - i:sd p.m. to public April 15th Thurs- or 375-2541 partly handicapped lady for day, Friday and Saturday 10 3-3-18-12 3*3-18-3 9 from ~8:00-4:00. Clothes, Zaleski, John Ira, David & 2 weeks, April 25 to May’ 6, FOR SALE by owner - 371/~ miscellaneous, household St. Pancratius to 5. 5-4-1-2 5550 Kilmanagh Road Board, room, small salary. ~ Martin Osentoski FOR SALE - large mobile acres of prime agriculture goods. 6797 Houghton Street. , Church Owendale Call 872-2377. 11-4- 1-3 home with 4.5 acres, on 5-7-5-tf WATER KING water soften- Phone land, tiled, terms. Gage- 14-4-1-2 8-4-1-3 Cass City 872-2352 Collect . river, land contract. Phone town’ - Cass City area. Call er on sale at Fuelgas Com- pany. Free home water SHARPENING SERVICE - [Work Wanted) . . 872-4746, 3-3-18-3 872-3187 or 872-4005. 3-3-18-3 GUITAR LESSONS offered - from paring knives to buzz Notices I Call 872-2053. 5-3-25-3 analysis. 4 east of Cass City wasteFOR QUICKpick up, reliable call 313-648- solid on M-53. Phone 872-2161. saw blades. If it’s dull, let WILL DO babysitting in my Ed sharpen it. Low rates, NOW IS THE time to order 5-5- l-tf 3738. Mid-Thumb Sanitary home near Deford. Call after your baby chicks for spring To the Best professional service, guar- Landfill, Inc. 8-3-18-26 2 100 p.m, 872-2504. 12-3-18-3 delivery at Wickes Agricul- anteed work, 2 miles south, ture, Cass City. 5-4-1-3 Free Estimates 11/4 west of Cass City. 5870 W, WILL PAINT gravity wag- “850” Kelly Road, Cass City, 872- TREES TRIMMED - Fruit trees pruned for spring. OW. Very reasonable. Free on roofing, siding, insulation, 4512. Ed also does arc weld- estimates. C-’’ 872-2508. ing and custom trailer build- Branches made into chips around aluminum doors and windows 12-3-4-6 To Jeep and aluminum or Fiber ing. 8-11-5-tf for gardens and flower beds. Glass awnings. Very reasonable rates and Happy Birthday estimates given. Call 872- HOUSEWIVES! Be your Ken Martin 2860 after 5 p.m. 8-3-18-3 From the little “750” Elkton Roofing -- own boss. Join the ranks .of Happy Electric, Inc. successful Merri -Mac 5-4-1-1 & Siding Co. Residential and Commercial RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi- demonstrators, selling toys Wiring dential and Commercial and gifts on party plan. No Birthday . Phone 269-7469 Rubbish Removal. Contain- ‘ Nice ,quiet area. You’ll This one’s new for you! lection.investment, Call delivery 571-673-3797 or cbl- WOODSPLITTER For Rent 5-7-21-tt’ er service available. Call love the condition of this I love you $ave by doing it yourself. State Licensed 3 bedroom 1st floor util- - 683-2233. We empty barrels after 5:30. Also booki6g . 3 bedroom beauty. Has ity, all appliances stay. Dan’s Auto and Fireplace in the alley. 8-2-12-tf full basement also. Your Princess Shop, 1445 N. Kingston CROSS WITH CHRIS! 12th Free Estimates parties. 12-3-2573 5-4-1.1 Road, Deford. Phone 872- year ! Personally escorted Custom Slaughtering - Curing Phone 872-4114 SERVICES OFFERED - ~ two-week tours. Switzer- 3190. I 5-9-24-tf Smoking and Processing -158 acre dairy - 78 acres tiled, 46 stanchion barn, cattle 4180 Hurds Corner Road Will be doing exterior paint- 7 land, Ita?y, Germany, Aus- and equipment available. Land uontract tms. 9’0 1 ‘i‘ EUCHRE Satur- ’ PARTY - 8-104 ing this summer, low rates - day, April 3, at 7:30. $3,00 Annual tria, June 26th, July 24th, Beef-Pork-Veal-Lamb $1399. England, Scotland, high quality work. Dale 70 acres - good farm land - Cass City area. person at Cass City Gun Churchill. Phone 872-4429. July 10th $1499. Includes For Sale - Beef and york, Club . 5-4-1-1 Turkey Dinner INCOME TAX SERVICE - 12-4-1-3 64.67 acres good farm land. Grant Township. round trip from Detroit, first Prompt, personal attention. whole or half. Wrapped in the Sunday, April 25 class hotels, two meals Soper’s Tax Service, 3371 new clear shrink film ~~~ daily. Free brochure. Write River St., Kingston. Phone I DO BABYSITTING in my 50 acres - all tillable farm land, Evergreen Township. Rent Rinse N Vac Mrs. Chris Press, 7369 Berne home by the hour or week. Good Shepherd Lutheran 5 17-683-2815. 8-12-30- 15 Erla’s Packing cog Rd,, Pigeon, Mich. 48755. Experienced + Joyce Polega? 35 acres - Colwood area. $900.00 an acre. The professional do-it- Fellowship Hall Cass City, Michigan Phone 517-453-2202. Try a INTERIOR AND Exterior Dick Erla M-53 & Bay City-Forestville yourself carpet cleaning Serving 12:30-3:30 Road intersection. Call system, Chriscross ! 5-3-4-8 painting - Install windows, Phone 872-2191 Adults $4.50 drywall, panelling, ceiling 8-11 -2-t! 872-3348. 12-3-18-3 Special Children $2.00 tile, etc. Theron Esckilsen, --- Preschool free [w Services I 4314 Maple St., Cass City. MARRIED MAN with fam- Rental Rate Offer 5-4-1-4 J FAGAN’S THUMB Carpet ily wants full or part-time ROOF-TOP Chimney Sweep Phone 872-2302. 8-12-24-tf Cleaning - Dry foam or - certified member of Mich- job. Call Lynn Marker - steam. Also upholstery and 872-3672. 12-3-18-3 igan and National Chimney Chuck Gage wall cleaning. Free Esti- Call or stop in Kendall motor oil in drums, Sweep Guild. Call 673-2357 or mates. Call toll free 1-800- Rinse the 15-40 series 3 - $3.85 gallon, 673-3232. 8-3-11-4 . Welding Shop [ .Card of Thanks) 6501 Main Street, Cass City wayprofessionalsdo,ata 3ow series 3 $3.64 and 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We - Heli-arc welding welcome BankAmericard - Call 872-4378 -8:W a.m. till 5:OO p.m. fraction of the cost. Pensco 30W series 3 - $3.20. INCOME TAX prepared for I WOULD LIKE to express i Specializing in aluminum, Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf After 5:UO call Jan Cbippi - 872-4614 We repair all diesel engines individuals, farmers and my thanks to each and Kelly W. Smith - 872-2248 stainless steel, blacksmith- including farm tractors, businessmen. H & R Block, everyone for the nice flow-. Bill Hamilton - 872-2W3 Home Center Kostanko’s, Mechanical ing, fabricating and radi- Farm ers, cards, other gifts, pray- 630 N. State, Caro. Phone ator repair. V Marv Hobart 872-4661 Cass Citv Service, 3 miles east of Cass 673-3257. 8-2-18-tf (Equipment J ers and all who visited me in Barbara 2.Osentoski 673-7665 3-4-1-1 *I 5ri-22-tf City. Phone 872-4540. Also portable welding the hospital. Also thanks to :-D--~~==~=-~~~=~I 5-12-244 f LEITCH ,411 types of welding- FOR SALE - 500 gallon Dr. Jeung and nurses at 7062 E. Deckerville Rd. Mueller bulk tank, one year Hills and Dales. Marjorie REFRIGERATION Deford, Michigan old. Phone Elkton 375-2792. Caister . 13-4-1-1 Residential and Phone 872-2552 9-3-25-3 commercial refrigeration 8-5-15-tf THANKS TO Dr. Donahue air conditioning, FOR SALE - John Deere and nurses for the good care NOTBCE heating and electrical HAVE BRUCE Silvernail Model F-145 plow, 4-16. I received during my stay in repairs joint, set, gum and sharpen Phone 872-3550, 9-4-1-3 the hospital. A special Sales and your circular saws. Sharpen thanks to Irene Freeman your carbide and planer FOR SALE - Fordsen Major and Pastor Teal1 and for a11 WANTED: Listings on all types of real estate in: Service blades. stand sharpen your tractor with 3-Point hitch, prayers, gifts and visits Bad Axe hand Saws. 5205 Bevens, blade, $1OOo. Call 872- fromCumper. friends. Ella13-4-i-i M: Deford. Call 683-2732. 4596. 9-3-18-3 TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES for Call 269-7345 8-2-4-tf 8-12-3-t f FOR SALE - Hayban corn 1 WOULD LIKE to thank ’ our Spring Advertising Program - sheller, PTO driven, capable family, friends, Don and NOTICE all bean growers - CHAIN SAWS sharpened - of 200 to 500 bushels per Ethel Buehrly and everyone You must bring your bean precision ground by ma- hour. Phone 872-2512, for cards, flowers, visits and knives in now for hammer- chine. A1 Avery, 4279 S. 9-12-30-tf Seeger, Cass City. 8-2-25-10 prayers. Also Dr. Don‘ahue, WE NEED FARMS!!!! ing or “rebuildingyour worn- Dr. Isterabadi, Rev. Kelley out knives, better than new. and nurses at Hills and Over 30 years’ experience. Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top Dales for their great care Guaranteed satisfaction. while I was in the hospital. Ubly Welding & Machine dollar for your property. FOR SALE * Purebred See, Call or Write to: Phone 872-3019, Cass City. Duroc boar, Phone May God bless all of you. Shop, Ubly, MI., phone (517) 8-10-3-tf 872-4596. 10-4-1-3 Mrs. Clifford Seeley. 13-4-1-1 658-2211or 658-8722. 8-1-21-16 B. A. CALKA, Realtor 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48726 GAINOR’S MEAT PACKING Telephone: 872-3355 1 mile north, 1 mile west of Bad Axe 1. fa We sell FARMS & HOMES An Equal Opportunity Lender FOR 6% Commission B~EALTOR’ Hogs are Scalded - not Skinned f ATTENTION NEWLYWEDS Uz RETIREES! !! I PORK&BEEF In Cass City: One story comfortable home with aluminum ...... to- I siding - natural gas furnace;’basement; dining room; 1% 40 ACRES: Frame 2 bedroom home; other buildings; 51‘ ** car garage; walking distance to schools, playground, deep well with new pump and new well house; all tillable; Check Our Prices On **0. Meat For Sale churches, stores, etc. Distant owner wants quick sale -- $35,000.00. .*I* offered at $27,500.00 terms. i Beef and Pork i i Retailandwholesale 2.5 ACmS: Between Cass City & Bad Axe - Ranch type 0. 1 *: Half Whole ! home with FIREPLACE 3 1% bathrooms; Ii or...... :...... SPECIAL! ! REDUCED!! ! - bedrooms; ...... : In Cass .City near Park & Schools: Small home but lots of many other features; attached garage; small barn; room; 2 bedrooms; 1% bathrooms; natural gas furnace 7 $48,500.00terms. years old - new roof; basement; plus woodburning stove and FIREPLACE - rear porch enclosed; garage attached KINGSTON: 80 ACRES: 3 bedroom home 1% story; 2 miles - lots of room for garden - lot is 99x132’ - RF,DUCED FROM from Kingston --to settle estate; $52,500. (517) 269-8161 or (517) 269-9375 or Dave Reed at 872-2827 $34,w)o.o0to $32,000.00 for immediate sale. I* 5-11-20-tf PAGE TWENTY CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 1, lsOe New fuel 30 difjferent plants uvuiluble Gas station attendants of milkweed its name can also the future may be asking be processed into fuel, but automobile drivers whether like most of these plants, they want to fill up with milkweed as a practical regular, unleaded or %afy” energy source may be years varieties of fuel: away. Scientists need to The “leafy” brand would develop a productive, come from certain kinds of disease-free breed of the plants and trees - the as-yet- common.plant bfore its use untapped sources oi petrol- will be economical. Here’s what a real pro in 1) Since the bonds pay,b eum-like substances de- Among other plants that the investment business is interest, but instead pay scribed in Ranger Rick’s may someday be used to run going to do with the money off at maturity, they sell at Nature Magazine, the Nat- engines is the sunflower, the he and his spouse stash sreat discounts. So bfs ional Wildlife Federation’s big yellow blossom whose away under the new rules looking around for sop$ 10 monthly , publication for seeds are pressed into oil for for individual retirement ac- zero-coupons in years children. cooking. With the addition of counts (IRA). paying a 15 percent yield @ Preliminary research, a little acid, sunflower oil Call him Jack - because maturity. says Ranger Rick, suggests burns better and pollutes that’s his name. He’s a On this basis, bonds due that at least 30 different less than the diesel oil in use senior partner in a big New April 1,1992, will sell at 24.86 plants could someday be today. York Exchange firm. cents on the dollar. With his” farmed for hydrocarbons - Plants will probably never No money market funds $4,ooO he’ll buy $lS,W par the organic compounds fill all of the world’s energy for this fellow, no bank value of such bonds, It will found in crude oil but also needs, Ranger Rick reminds certificates of deposit, no cost him $3,700. The other manufactured by nature in his readers. But if these oily SCIENCE WINNERS - Of the 140 seventh graders in Linda Battel’s mutual funds, no socalled $300 he’ll leave with the certain plants. plants are developed and seventh grade science classes at Cass City Intermediate School, these “growth stocks,” no single- bank, One such source of “green used wisely -- avoiding soil students were judged by other teachers to have the best projects. premium insurance policies 2) His $3,700 on maturity gold’’ is the copaiba tree, erosion and water shortages From - you name it, none of the date, April 1, 1992, will be found mostly in tropical -- they may well take their left, Tony Ball, third, who made a heater, which is in front of him; enticing and beguiling deals worth $15,000. The diffec- forests. Its sap, almost the place along-side oil rigs as Peter Walpole, second, teaching .machine (match the question on the for the $4,000 he plans to put ence has been intereqt same composition as diesel producers of automobile left with the answer on the right and the light lights up), and Deb Blue, * into the tax-sheltered IRA earned at 15 percent, corn; fuel, can be taken directly horsepower. first, display showing nutrition values of various foods. account. pounded twice a year. from the tree and used to Jack has his own spot for 3) He has had no problei make diesel engines run. his funds. He’ll do it through in reinvesting. That part One acre of these trees a bank to be sure it qualifies taken are of automaticall could provide 1,ooO gallons as a conduit for his IRA as far as he is concernd investment. The 15 percent is figured into ofscientists fuel a year,who areaccording working to Farm valuations The money will go into the discount price. to grow copaiba trees out- Novesta okays oil lease zerocoupon taxable bonds. 4) He has saved the i& side of their native tropical I Of course, under IRArules come tax in 1982 which rain forests so that their sap he will have no tax to pay would have been due on th~ can be harvested more eai- increases cut while his money is growing $4,OOO he put into the plan, Ir ily and efficiently. township residents who use drilling in the cemetery or at a furious rate toward the his case it was 50 percent. SI. The desert plant “gopher- those facilities. making any roads across it Agricultural valuations in a good cross section of far1 maturity date of the bonds. he has the use of $2,000 for weed” may be another po- the ambulance or theirin- to reach drilling sites. Sanilac County won’t in- property to study. (The Then he will be taxed on the next 10 yegrs. Otherw4 tential source of fuel, one surance companies, the less OTHER MATTERS The financial statement crease an average of 22.57 equalization department’s such part as he wants to it would have gone to Uncle that could pcoduce up to 10 the township pays. presented for the 1981-82 percent as first proposed by study was conducted county- withdraw at regular income Sam - and you know il percent of America’s needs. Cost of operating the Electors authorized the fiscal year showed total new the State Tax Commission wide, unlike the STC.) rates. He can start taking wouldn’t last him long. Indigenous to the south- cemetery is budgeted at board to sign an oil lease revenue of $58,732, and total (STC). The STC, he said, also money out without penalty 5) He’ll put the $2,000 hi western part of the United $2,000, of which $1,300 is for with Reef Petroleum of expenditures of $56,274. Instead, they may in- sticks closer to the selling at age 59%, but he must saved into some deepdi& States, gopherweed, mixed labor. Traverse City, paying $25 The largest single expend- crease 16.09 percent. price in setting valuations begin withdrawing it by age count taxexempt bonds, with certain chemicals, can Electors approved ap- for the first year for each of iture was $22,000 for roads, The percentage increase than does his office. 701h. He then has until 74% selling to yield 13 percent in produce several ’ barrels of propriation of $667 for Raw- the almost 6 acres in the mostly for the Severance will affect December, 1982, As for what happens next, to get it out completely. 10 years. This little ploy will oil per acre. This plant’s son Memorial Library, up cemetery and $5 per acre for Road paving. property tax bills. the county board must ap- Jack points out that with result in his having $6,789 in promise has prompted one .from $384 last year (an the next four years, a total of Cass City School Supt. prove a final equalization interest rates as high as they 1992 if you figure $2,oOO con+ Cleveland-based oil com- increase from 35 cents per $270. Donald Crouse and school The latest round in deter- report in April. are, in most investment pounded for 10 years at 1 resident to 45 cents). Anoth- Should Reef discover oil board member Ben Hobart mining what Sanilac farm After that, the report goes plans he would have trouble percent. pany to draw up plans for a Property is worth took place pilot plant to process “go- er $250 will be spent for on adjoining property, the spoke ‘to the approximately to the STC, which if it dis- reinvesting the incorpe at The plan is pretty goOa the Cass City recreation lease is for the oil it would 30 persons present about the last Wednesday before the ’ agrees with the county fig- these top rates. Another Jack has retired by 1992 an4 pheroil-” county Board of Commis- The milky sap that gives program and park, a volun- drain from beneath the two school millage proposals ures -- and presumably problem is reinvesting the doesn’t have to pay tax at his ‘tary contribution in behalf of cemetery. The lease forbids to be voted on April 30. sioners. Appearing before it agrees with its staff -- can rather small income in present rate of 50 perced were William Guile, STC impose a factor (percentage bonds. when he withdraws W Thumb area district super- increase) cbuntywide to Most bonds now come in $15,000 in the rrlaturing zeru- visor, and Norman Daniels, raise agricultural valuations denominations of $5,O00.YOU coupon bonds. In such a sTC field appraiser. Also to the higher figure; The STC can’t buy half a bond. So case, he’d have to fork ovei present were 30 townShip of- will make its decision in what does the zerocoupon $7,500 in tax. ficials. May. bond idea of his do for him? According to Sanilac . County Equalization Direc- tor Eugene Regen tin, the STC officials have given verbal assurance they will Programs netiww jobs accept his department’s pro- posed valuations for residen- tial property, up an average would put Marlette “back to Nino has helped assemble a of 6.13 percent; commercial, point zero.” If only one grant group of investors. Accord- ing to Village President up 2.44 percent, and indus- He was hired for a Six- is approved, he thought trial, down 2.32 percent. something might still be Babich, one Flint bank has month trial, for which he is worked out. already committed itself to The equalization depart- receiving $6,000, plus free If both grants are ap- help finance the project. ment recommended a 9.27 use of a villagedwned proved and the industrial The ethanol would be increase in the value of house. park property is purchased, brewed from corn and the agricultural property. Marlette also had the serv- he explained, the village has mash resulting from the The STC, however, studied ices for a while for free of an a commitment from Gate- manufacturing operation sales in Evergreen, Green- MSU student intern from the way Sanitation of Almont to wwld be sold to farmers to leaf and Austin Townships, same program Keller grad- build a waste to energy feed ta livestock. and concluded the value of uated from. plant. (Gateway would act- Nino’s firm is doing ‘8 I agricultural property One of Keller’s first jobs ually be owner of the indus- study on the possibility of ; countywide should be in- was to compile a list of trial park, via a loan from selling steam to the Mak; ; creased 22.57 percent. empty industrial buildings ,the village of some of the lette Farmers Cosp Eleva-. Regentin argued those in Marlette and their speci- UDAG money.) tor CO.which would use it ,g,‘ three townships weren’t rep- fications and to prepare an The plant would burn 100 dry crops. 4. resentative of Sanilac information packet to send tons of trash a day that the Some firms have e$ County as a whale andtthe to companies in the midwest firm picks up (some in Cass pressed interest in locatink& STC officials agreed to study and Canada, industrial real City) to generate steam and in Marlette should the steaa : four more townships. They estate firms, Detroit Edison, become available, accork. ; Consumers Power and the electricity . compared what property Any excess electricity ing to Keller. *f sold for with the assess- Michigan Department of would be sold to Detroit The federal and private‘: ments in Lamotte, Argyle, commerce. funds needed to buy and Like Brown City, the com- Edison. Steam would be sold Moore and Custer Town- to other companies that develop the industrial park. + ships. munity is planning to adver- build plants on the site, and build the waste Gaii.’ At the county board meet- tise, including the wall which could use it in their energy plant, new corporate.. ing last week, Guile ex- Street Journal, and possibly manufacturing operation offices for Gateway and the plained the STC studies. national business maga- and fer heat and possibly to ethanol plant add up to a $6.8 As a result of the new zines. million package, according key undertaking, how- generate their own electric- studies, ‘the STC is now The ity. I to Babich. recommending an average ever, is the application pre- The first plant to use the Keller said the village 16.09 percent increase in pared by Marlette’s consult- steam will be an ethanol hopes to know by June agricultural valuations ing firm, Ron Nino and As- plant (ethanol or alcohol is whether it will rweive the countywide. sociates of Grand Blanc, for used in industry), for which federal grants. Regentin explained to the federal funds to purchase a Chronicle he disagrees with Wacre industrial park site, the STC’s findings for vari- on which the village has an ous reasons. He feels the option. state officials did not select Being requested are $1 million in federal Urban De- LcAllThumb velopment Action Grant funds and $75O,ooO in federal Council Small Cities Block Grant Sports and funds. authorizes If the applications are rejected, Keller said, that Recreation Show” rebates at the Cave-in fatal - Delbert E. Rawson, who Colony House Tax Saving Breakthrough didn’t seek reelection to the on M-53 1 council. Police Chief Gene Harmon said of Raminski’s Up to $2,000 per year for an individual. Wilson replaces the late Ed death, “It’s a big loss to the Anthes on the employees’ community. He’s a fellow retirement trust board. SAT.,APRlt 3 c Account you taxes on both the community is really BY op’hhg hd~~~Rdrement can postpone the Reappointed to the Plan- going to miss.” money you deposit and the interest you earn. Nothing is subject to tax until retirement, at Noon to 8 p.m. ning Commission were B.A. Kaminski was born June which time your tax bracket should be substantially lower. Calka and Bernard ROSS; to I 10, 1921, in Kingston Town- It‘s a wonderful opportunity for you to-- the Zoning Board of Ap- ship, the son of Anthony and peals, Lynn and to the SUN.,APRlL 4 *SAVE TAX DOLLARS .EARN BIG TAX-EXEMPT INTEREST *BUILD SECURITY Albee, Ann (Bilicki) Karninski. Libraky Board, Lucy Auten, He is survived by a son, 1 to 8 p.m. all three-year terms. Newly Tom, Tempe, Ariz.; two Contact a friendly representative at Thumb National Bank and appointed to the Economic brothers, Harry Kaminski, See travel trailers, motorcycles, trucks, boats, let us show you how easy it is to open an IRA today. Development Corp. board Kent City, and Archie Ka- 4 western store and much more,. . . were Newell Harris, three minski, Holt ; three sisters, Federal Regulators require substantial penalties for withdrawals made prior to maturity. IRA regulators provide for years, and Gloria Ouvry, six Violet Ozak, Cedarville, substantial penalties for withdrawals before aqe 59% years. They replace Gary Sally Pruett, Grand Rapids, Christner and Mike Weaver son *Up to $2,000 per year. and Marie Zbiega, Goetz- respectively. ville; a half-brother, Adam School Supt. Donald Cooper, Dorr, and a half- Crouse and school board sister, Victoria Zalewski, President Geraldine Pries- Grand Rapids. AM 1210 m korn spoke to the council and Funeral services will I k audience about the April 30 conducted at the .Harmon millage election. Funeral Home by Rev. Gil- Clarence (Bud) Schnee- CASS CITY son Miller of the Kingston PIGEON berger talked about the need United Methodist Church. 8724311 45s3113 MEMBER FDIC to promote industrial and , Burial will be in the Kings- business development, ton Cemetery. I d

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